Show DID MOSES MAKE MISTAKE7 jFIrat Chapter of Geneele Conforms Many Inatanoes With Late In f t i i: i f FIRST AERIAL MAIL SERVICE IN ENGLAND Jn First State BANK 8clence We have often heard “the mistakes of Moses" in the first chapter of Gene sis commented upon but what especially strikes us In that chapter Is not of science but Its Its contraventions harmonies with late discoveries How did the writer many centuries before the story of the rocks had been deciphered know that there was a and then a pause before life appeared on the earth Who taught the writer that the earth was "without form and void” before It was divided Into continents? Jiow came It that the long delayed slow emergence of land should be set forth as It Is? Was It mere guesswork that prompted the writer to say grasses were created before animals and not for animals alIs It a happy accident ready existent? that life In the water appears before life upon the land? And ages before the scientist dreamed of paleontology we find man last In the Beries just as he appears today by his remains In the drift instead of In the stratified rocks? Further Investigation may explain dis but what except crepancles can account for these — The Advance of vr Salina- Drafts drawn on all the principal cities of the United States and Europe Banking in all its various forms ' Accounts Respectfully Solicited Four per cent interest paid on time deposits New Train Service via & DENVER WILL RUN IN THE IN JPFCtIVNQ 1 l Bock Island Boute Missouri Paciffio IOUB FAST TWO NIGHTS Td CHICAGO TWO NIGHTS TO T LOUIS NIGHTS TO NEW YORK TEAINI TO LEARN THREE DAILY FROM SALT aid Tourist Pullman LAKE St Louis 8:10 a m For 4:30 p m 7:10 p m agont further inform or address 8:49 a M I F without to cars Sleeper change of aiten seeW A BEATON G A A WADLEIQ H MForney F D Q P A aid Chicago local Salt Laks UL Denver Colo JCJC Why not say Hello to them? 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everything else fails In nervous prostration and female weaknesses they are the supreme remedy as thousands have testified FOR KIDNEY LIVER AND STOMACH TROUBLE It is the best medicine ever sold over a druggist's counter y ) WITH CONNECTION Burlington Boute &AGS "That boy will be the death of me shows Aviator Hamel at Hendon near London England In the act of receiving on board THIS photograph some day I” declared the head of the monoplane mall bags from two postofflce employees This winged mail has caught on immensely with “I’m sure I don’t know where family the Londoners and suburbanites the resources of the service being taxed to the utmost to convey the thouhe gets all his Impudence and sands of postal cards and letters entrusted to It — surely not from me He returned home from school the other day to spend the holidays as I supCRINOLINE IS BIG FAILURE posed and entering office he my threw his hat on the floor selected an Idea Is Scorned by London Leaders ol pqt hip (pet qjj my flpsk it Fashion — Narrow 8klrts Form ' cigarette Inhaled a few puffs and Keynote for Season At the teachers’ agencies here it Is ben turning languidly to for Good Teachers me ho Demand said that the demand for more and drawled: — The attempt by a Bond London Greater Than Ever Before better teachers Is accompanied by in" ‘I say dad do you remember the street modiste to Introduce a modified creases In the cost of tuition This time when you were expelled from form of crinoline skirt among the is of true the especially school?’ private fashions for the fall haB been a failschools especially the hoarding ure The Idea has been even more “I did There was no use denying It Reopening of 8chools Show That Deschools sire for Knowledge Has Kept Befor one day in a burst of confidence was at than laughed the model who “Two or three years ago" said one tter Than Abreast of Growth I had told him some of my escapades ventured out on the West end streets teachers’ “a boy to test agency manager In as a boy and lived to regret that I Population public opinion on such a skirt could be sent to a very good boarding had been so Indiscreet of women’s modes now adDesigners Now mit “ ’Well’ said he New York — “The schools of the school for 300 or $600 a year 'history has repeatthat crinoline or any form of uncountry Are opening this month and the average charge at such institu- naturally expanded skirt is dead ed itself’ Is $700 or $800 ‘“What do you mean you rascal?’ with an increased attendance which tions As a matter of fact narrow skirts “The colleges that charge tuition of showa that the American thirst for I roared course do not depend upon these fees will form the keynote of fashions “ ‘Oh’ said he here for the fall and winter The deeasily I’ve been ex- education has kept ahead of the for nevertheless many of pelled too are only just beginIsn’t it dad growth In population" This was said themsupport Astonishing have raised their tuition signersto say they by manager of the largest teachers’ how such things will run In a famning recognize the possibilities of ' in the country who from the charges on an average of $25 a year the beauties of the female ily?’” displaying mat work Is In touch with the The private boarding school business figure by tight dresses and they now jniMtbfw n'ofltahleu-fr41 o b 06rWlUdA”tUtfMr jtVTMrw ' tsy- ao'dleri and establish-it- J '’ggdynasty — T in ank of England the i?a China venfK to Rwn J i k J HAT G eqi °1 J0ABB °K tor It quickens tue tieAand at last London Is also learning !d"Te'achTng'"L)rofesafc n ’tJWfeuai'detr every nig The something from New York and much for teachers and raises salaries E showed TE'at school that census institutions by soldiers who do sentry duty that are brighter colors will be worn No one only educational i)0 were enrolled In the various side the building a watch being likeare the declining day hold will color sway the predominant wise kept Inside its precincts But institutions of the country While no seminaries The free state schools are Royal purple Is discoming season within quite recent time the officials figures for the present year are ob- fast driving them out” its place is the marked and common la It appearing that tainable estimated a French bank resorted to very at the feature of women’s dress will ' be novel method of protecting their bul- schools alone have at least 18000000 Nest of Wasps Remarkable taken by vivid colors This consisted in engaging ma- pupils lion nest of Liverpool — A remarkable The leading materials to be used Most of the public schools In the sons to wall up the doors of the vaults on been has discovered the will be rich velvet with costly emwasps in the cellar with hydraulic mortar as north and east open soon after Labor Bedfordshire estate of Lord Ampthill and fur trimbroidery embellishments some schools Boon as the money was deposited each day The exceptions are where a man using three wire wasp mings Fashionable dresses will be in owwhere New in northern England The water day In these receptacles has caught over 4000 wasps every way the most expensive ever was then turned on and kept running ing to the hard winters and the diff- traps nest of six The consisted tiers devised yet sessions are until the whole cellar was flooded A iculties of transportation and Inches banishment has been dewhlph stood six and a half Complete autumn held only In the spring burglar would be obliged to work In a high and measured eight and a half clared against the vogue of black but In the far south the heat delays diving suit and break down a cement inches across black and white will hold Its own essome Bchool and in districts openings wall before he could even begin to contained cells The and pecially later in the season Some grubs November When the bank pupils do not return until plunder the vaulta Institutions to begin the young wasps In different stages of modistes are producing exquisite modofficials arrived next morning the wa- The latest An elm tree near by whs els of this style growth work are some of the southern ter was drawn off the masonry torn year’s covered with wasps in clusters varyIdown and the vaults opened Curl mission schools which depend mainly Sesfrom the north teachers ing in size from that of walnut to that Woman Builds House Unassisted within a few months upon ously enough Mass — Although until late In of a tennis ball she Wakefield sions there are after this obsolete maner of protecting the fall so that postponed the northern teachers never drove a nail until three months the bank’s cash was done away with may not be subjected to the unaccusMule Scalps Boy ago Miss Henrietta Boyes has just the did Into actually get burglars Louisville Ky — tomed climate completed the building of a bungalow Vaults and decamp with about $45000 Polk playing in the garden The building Charles Most of the colleges and universities has five unassisted in gold coin — Strand Magazine bath hardwood floors will have begun work by the first of of his father's home at Jefferson got rooms and to close the universitoo rule As a October the state family mule throughout and all modern ImproveWhile engaged in the heavy ties and normal schools start earlier Today his scalp was sewed on Fif- ments How Tourists Economize enteen stitches were necessary to hold carpenter work Miss Boyes donned than the universities privately A comedy of economy Is reported the warlock in place overalls and jumper and have longer terms ac- dowed A stout couple from St Moritz companied by a son and daughter who were also “thick” as the Germans HOURS ON A PRISON ROOF 31 translate stout entered a crowded ho tel at the busy time of lunch and or4dered one lunch at table d'hote The English "Covle ” Trying to Escape Traveler Is Unable to Take Alojijg luggage but actually father sat down and finished two helpAmuses Pedestrians With Songs searched Supply Because Duty Is ings of soup and all the bread near' and Other Antics pockets Officers Alert him and left the table his place be“However at Calais I declared my ing taken for the entrees by his wife New York — “The cigars you buy In forty cigars and handed them to the who had been waiting with her chiLondon— After 31 hours of “liberty” at the same time remindFrance are notorious” said a smoker ‘douanler ldren In the hotel corridor until her on the jail roof a prisoner who eluded ing him that ten cigars were exempt husband appeared the vigilance of hts warders while at recently who has lately come back He to see immediately demanded from Europe “and It Is really imposThe young man then took his mothexercise and clambered up a sible to get a decent cigar at retail the cigars and carried them off In er’s place to attack the joint and he recently surrendered hungry tired to the head official Then I know triumph was followed by his sister for the and much subdued In spirit The only at anything like a fair price he came back and probed my valises sweets all doing justice to the menu food he had had during his long out- of three places In Paris where you “Well can get good cigars by the box one they soaked me $237 duty In the crowd the tourists did not no- ing consisted of a few apples which tice the unusual lunch but the head people In the crowd whom he enter- which for many years was under the on the thirty cigars which was acGrand hotel and is now acrossj the tually more than tney had cost me waiter did and when asked for the tained threw to him boulevard from It another In the When I reached Paris and the officers one for four lunches hill presented Armley Jail Leeds was the scene of a good the strange escapade 'The man said Rue Ste Honore Dear the bottom of asked me If there was anything dutiThe paterfamilias grumbled the Avenue de l’Opera and the Ather able In my trunk i said ‘No and It deal — and paid! to have had some naval'' training was not opened climbed up the water pipe to the roof In the Champs Elysees a little below the ElyBee Palace hotel “The next day I was passing the with the agility of a monkey Swiss English "When I for Paris from Loncigar shop opposite the Grad hotel Thence he stationed himself on the don I had started Swiss English In a box which was surprised by the cheapness forty always seems deand cigars top of a turreted air shaft standing 15 bad cost me I with to round off $3 the had signed Just of cigars that were exposed In the scenery bought Warders who above the roof For years the feet them In London thinking that as in show windows the touch of humor I ven In filled with his recapture he at kept bay essayed the past I would be allowed to take remorse that I had even condemned best In the writer’s collection has with slates he had stripped from the forty cigars In at Boulogne free of the French method of been an inscription by a path leading veiling cigars An American who lives In and found that the cigars In the winto a waterfall near Melrlngen which roof duty By the time the officials had decided London told me on the channel boat dows were in a sense a hoax that a toll was necessary explained The out a him considerable on starving new a law that for “the fondation and untertalnlng” prohibited the admisretail price was quoted but you could crowd had collected In the street The sion of more than ten free of of that path Until last month hownot buy at that price unless you took duty ever there was nothing quite equal man at Intervals amused his audience ‘But he added ‘the duty Is so small a box’ with songs hornpipes spiritedly that you need not be alarmed notice: to the Strasburg cathedral danced on the narrow ledge of the tur“Now long experience has taught “Express Interdiction to circulate dur- ret imitations of ctitlass drill sema- me that the moment Eggs Laid for l‘900 Miles you declare anyBeadle have to ing divine service Ocetc swimming signaling Conn Mr and Mrs C phore Middletown preserve order” But Switzerland has casionally he addressed the crowd de- thing to a French customs officer you If you W Klrkham Jr and their four chilyourself open to trouble at least tied with Germany now in the lay claring he was "on strike” tell him you have anything dutiable dren have Just arrived here by wagon In a certain Oberland valcollection a It was not until late in the afterof 1900 miles from ley too unspoiled yet to be given noon that he broke his fast Then he he Is veryI apt to make a thorough completingMinn trip which they left on June search remember that once I Staples away by name there Is a series of to catch two or three apples chickens bought a box of twenty-fivcigars at 28 Seventeen Minnesota gates which bear a short request In managed to him In a small coop under the Baden Baden and declared them when carried Oberland German to the wayfarer to thrown He held out for a few hours longer I reached French Aglncourt with the wagon were hale and hearty having And twice it is trans(Close them lated Into English “Shut up!" — Lon-- hut would not face another hungry result that not only did the customs laid their usual average of eggs all man go minutely through all my hand tbs way ledge night on the don Chronicle ANXIOUS 'J RIO GRANDE FAMILY Boy Gently Breaks to Father the News of His Expulsion From School r - TAILORING Step up stairs over the He store end ask the man pairs cleans and makes suits order re- to |