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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-18

WANTED--Girls 10 write your descrip-
tion for first'class marriage paper
free. Gentlemen's cad" free with a
three months subscription at 20 cents.
Address, Special Club, Box 23l, Sa-
lem. 10 8 Inns
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN
SCENERY BY DAYLIGHT
Daylight slopOysr al Niagara Fails.

Through first class touaist sleeper from
Pacific Coast weekly for Chicago. Boston
New York, and other eastern points, via
Rio Grande Western, Great Salt Lake
koutel Denver a Rio GrAnde, Z X x J.
and Illinois Central to Chicags, connect
ing in the Un'On Depot with Michigan
Centrals similar car for points east.
For particulars call ON or address I.Ocal
Agents or,
b. III. TRUMBULL,
COml Ag't, Ill. Cent. K. Il.
8 9u li2 Third st.. Portland ore
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MRS. w. d. PETTENGILL manufac-
turer OF hair switches and all kinds OF
hair work, makes a speciality Of dying
switches. She is now located at 451
Marion st. 1919 / mo.
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FOR RENT, Ten acres garden land
y miles east OF asylum. Good house
barn and we'll for irrigation. Thirty
thousand Hulstater Seeding biggest
berry in Salem market. w. ID. Hui.
slater, Salem. 10 B limo
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A Good and Faithful Servant

ls gem, az well rs valuable ACQUISITION
TO any household. You can have two such
in your kitchen II yop have good cook acG
one of our stoves or ranges Itb0ils, broiie
roasts or bakes equally well is economical
labor saving, and in every way satisfactory.
A delight to the eye, il finds quick way TO
mans stomach-and there you are See
one, try one, buy one. We close at
o'clock.
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Misses Jennie Smith and Mamie
Wade, OF Seattle, are in the city visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. wilkins near fair grounds.
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FOR sALE.--Fresh high grade Durham
COW with calf. Apply w. IL. Eagan,
Brooks, Ore. 10 4 I'm
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F0UND.--A Lady's cape. Loser call at
this office and prove ownership.
i0-5.u
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W:D.PETTENGILL The upholster aud
furniture repair man is now located at
l4f Court street first door east of
Basey stable, ,grinds scissors, tools and
razors, mends furniture of oil kinds
and does q general repair business.
Having had years experience in the
business and having the tools necess
airy to do your work can guarante
all work done in my shop.
10.9.1m
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DRESS CUTTING SCHOOL.-opened
at room Gray Block. A perfect sys-
tenn OF dross cutting will be taught and
satisfaction guaranteed. Lessons not
limited. 10 limo
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FOR RENT.--A good farm OF so acres ON
reasonable terms. For particulars en-
quire OF II. Creighton, 1 block west of
North Salem School. lO.4 I'm
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Miss Minetta Sherman has returned
from visit in Portland.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-18

= n - II S EGT "a.
Bears tho II The Kind You Haze MNays Bought
''aa'''' a' &lsH2zzAs<
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WANTED-Experienced apple packers
at Wright & Co.'S. Inexperienced
hands need not apply. 10 IS II
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WANTED-Woman 10 cook at Goodale
boarding house, corner OF Twelfth and
Oak streets. 1912 II
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Can Tor city Warrants.

NHH TOT NIIV WdTTanI3.
Notice is hereby given that there are
funds ON hand applicable 10 tho pay
nent oi all warrants Of the City Of Salem
drawn ON the general fund en-
dorsed on or before May 10, 1900.
Holders Of said warrants will please
present them for payment at Iadd 4
bush'e bank, a. interest viii cease from
date Of this notice. JOHN MOla.
City Treasurer.
Salem, Or, Oct. ., 1900. lO.0-lOt
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N1AOCIAL NEWS
~ AND VIEWS
WV Y~YYYYYYY<

Mrs. f. j. Catterlin OF Southern
California is in the city visiting Mrs. A.
NJ. Clough.
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Peace Deelared

Why devote all your time reading
the Boer War and the Gold Fields oi
Alaskan There are other matters D
vital Importance; you may make q trim
East. and will want 10 know how 10
travel. In order 10 have the best SER
vice, use the Wisconsin, Central Ry..
between 81. Paul and Chicago. Fof
rates and other Information, WTite u a.
A. Clock, General agent, Pertana. Orc.
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FOUND "A sack Of sugar. Owner call
on Griswold 4 Chase, prove property,
and pay for this notice. 10-17-3ts
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A GOD-SEND
TO THE WOMEN
The Harrington Washing
Machine

IL a GOd'send 10 women, enabling the
most delicate female 10 do large wash.
ing with little OF 10 hard work. No
MoRE DREAD OF WASH Day. The ma
chine weighs four pOunds-iakes up very
little room, will last many years, and
will do more work and better than any
Two crank or lever machines.
Iiyou buy Harrington, use il thirty
days, and are not perfectly we'll salts
lied, bring il back and get your money.
/ have taken the agency for Salem
and Marion County, and require some
competent persons ladies preierredl 10
solicit 10 city and county, b whom lib
eTal Inducements will be offered.
H. B. Holland.
Office salem FIGURING Mills Co.
a Itf
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WASHlNG.-Wanted by competent
woman. Will come to house. Anna
Jaquet. Care Journal Office. 10 16 80
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kEMOVED.-Wm. Long, eterinary
surgeon, has removed from Chemek-
eta street to the Strong property, No.
~ belyiew street, just south Of Com
mercial. 10 IL I'm
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GIRL WANTED.-Family o two. Ap.
ply at 522 Front street. 10l3tf
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FOUND.--Pair Of glasses and case. Call
at Journal Office, pay for ad. and get
your property. 10 III
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-06
THE ROYAL GAME
OF GOLF HERE
Davies Team OutpIays the Bishop
Aggregation on the Moana-
lua Links by a Score ofl2 to I.

Representative teams from Bishop &c
Co. and Theo. III. Davies & Co. met
last week on the Moanalua golf links to
contest for a challenge cup presented
by Mr.. w. F. Wilson, to be played for
under handicap conditions, the winning
team having the honor of holding the
cup for three months, when the losing
team may, If they see fit, challenge the
holders once more.
The Theo. II. Davies foursome hav-
ing discovered and extinguished the fire
at Kaahumanu street, proceeded to
Moanalua to discover the Bishop & Co.
foursome and extinguish them in, a like
manner. which they did by the score of
IL holes to Z.
The play throughout was of q high
order, and some of the matches were
very close. The first couple to finish
were A. CARVE and Donald Ross, the
latter being two holes up; the second
couple were d. w. Anderson and w.
Buchanan. the former being up, which
made Bishop & Co. up with two cou-
pies to finish Cockburn and Harrison
finished even, leaving the score unal-
tered. and everything now depended on
the last couple, Bottomley and Sinclair
The former was seen to have the honor
at the last teeing ground, and the hopes
of T. II. Davies &s Co. descended into
their shoes, only to be raised to burst
ing point when 1t was discovered tina.
Sinclair. by winning the last hole, had
beaten Bottomley by 10 holes, thus re-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-06
INDOOR BALL AT
THE Y. M. c. A.
The Game Will be Between Busi.
ness Men and Evening Class
and no Charge WiIl'be Asked.

The first indoor baseball game of the
season win be Played this evening in the
Association gymnasium, commencing at
o'clock
The game will be an exhibition one and
no charge win be made for admittance.
The competing teams are the Business
Mer and the Evening Glasses. Both have
dcne excellent practice, and thoroughly
exciting game is anticipated. y cordial
Invitation Is issued to all interested in
clean, keen sport to witness the game.
The teams are as follows:
business Men-Frank Anterior, John
Waterhouse, Joe Cooke, +. Clark, Cheek.
George Waterhousc. Charles Austin, Fred.
Berger.
Evening Classes-Johnson. Frank Hill.
Ferrier. Chas. Young, Ed. Irish VIII.
Kerr, Elerath. y. L. Castle.
Everything is going on nicely In con-
ncction with next Saturdays athletic
contests. Entries close next Wednesday
evening. Many intending competitors arc
practicing for the various events and 1t
IS believed that the entry list will be a
large one. The ground at Punahou is In
excellent shape.
The Junicr gymnasium class Is larger
than ever before, there being an attend
ance of thirty-one last Thursday The
neon class for business men, which is held
from 1915 to 12:i5, is also being extensive
ly patronized and promisesJ to become
very popular.
Indoor work will commence in earnest
on Monday week next or Immediately aft
er the sports at Punahou.
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CALIFORNIA; TURF GARDEN.
The Late G. p. Huntington's Co-opera
ton Toward Improving Growth
of Grasses

1t Is not known generally that Call
ifornia owes to the late Coils p. Hunt
ington the establishment on the Pacific
Slope of State turf garden. Mr. Hunt
ington always was interested in the
promotion of agriculture, and for many
years was friend and patron of James
Bradford Olcott of Connecticut. Mr.
Olcott is endowed with a strain of
quaint originality, and Mr.. Huntington
liked men of ideas. Mr.. Olcott made up
his mind many years ago that what this
country needed most was the clothing
of its hlllsides and meadows with the
ancient grazing grasses of older coun-
tries. He made two trips around the
globe to collect the finest specimens OF
sod that the world could show, and
these are maintained in grass gar
den" under the supervision of the Con-
necticut Agricultural Experiment Sta
ton on Mr.. Olcott's homestead in South
Manchester, Conn.
Mr.. Olcott desired to start a State
turf garden In California, principally
for the reason that better turf is badly
needed in that State, and also that his
experiments might not be interfered
with by the long New England winters.
He appealed to Mr.. Huntington and his
request was not in vain. Mr.. Turning
ton put at Mr.. Olcott's disposal free
transportation for his turf from Inc At
lantic to the Pacific, and also made ar
rangements for the establishment OF
the garden in a proper place in south
ern California.
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i ''' . on the subject with the
10 Know anything about
living
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and
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Islands unAt
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The
MS arrival In Honolulu he had grounds
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-06
A BARGE RACE ON
NEXT SATURDAY
A Great Deal Of Enthusiasm Is
Being Displayed by Both
Rowing Clubs in Honolulu.

There will be n barge race next sat
urday between two crews OF the Hea-
lani Boat Club. The bell buoy course
VIII be rowed over. Paul Jarrett will
captain one crew and Dan Renear the
other. The crews have not yet been
finally decided upon but they will be
very evenly matched. The race will be
for n dinner.
a great den OF enthusiasm Is being
displayed In rowing matters by both
clubs. more indeed than has been the
case IN any former year. One result Of
u Is that the Healanis have got no less
than three juvenile crews practicising
regularly while their rivals the Myrtles
have also four good crews In very fair
rowing shape.
Captain Atkinson OF the HeaIanis has
had a raft built for the benefit Of bath
ers. The structure Is six feet by eight
feet and has been anchored n good swim
from the boathouse; n spring board will
be attached. The main object OF the
raft In 90 keep the bathers of the
yachts. Hitherto there has been no
place To swim TO and the yachts were
found 90 be very convenient resting
places. Now bathers can swim from
the boathouse 10 the raft and back
again and will be expected &c leave the
sailing craft alone.
"A sharkilS expedition will sail to
Pearl Ifarb6 this afternoon, In which
most Of the yachts In the harbor are
expected 10 participate. The boats will
anchor OF Puuioa and the fishing will
be prosecuted during the night. The
return journey viii commence on Sun
day morning. The new gasoline launch
Water Witch" II going to make the
run down. This expedition unlike Its
predecessor will make an earnest effort
90 catch sharks.
The la Paioma has been put on the
marine railway. Mr.. Lyle says that her
bottom II the fiithiest he has ever seen.
This may account for her poor showing
In the recent race with the Dewey TO
Lahaina. on that occasion the Dewey
had been thoroughly overhauled just
previous TO the race.
The plans OF the projected club house
boat at Pearl Harbor are rapidly ap-
preaching completion.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-06
WHY CRICKET
DOESN'T THRIVE
The Rev. V. H. KitcatsSay the
Honolulu Game Needs More
Rivalry to Make it Popular.

Sporting Editor Advertiser:-It must
always be a matter of regret among
lovers of cricket that the game does not
flourish in Honolulu as it ought to do.
This is not owing to any lack of in
terest nor to any want of organization
The love of cricket once implanted Is
not likely to die. The present organiZa-
ton of the club is all that could be
wished. The secret Of the lack of prac-
tical enthusiasm lies in another quar-
ter. Sir w. r. Grove, speaking some
years ago at the Royal Institution,
London on War in Nature stated to
his audience that "antagonism," al
though a word generally used to sig
Nifty something disagreeable, was new
ertheless a term that indicated force
which was "a necessity of existence"
And although Sir William Groves lee
ture was on a subject much more i'm
portant than cricket, yet to cricket do
his words apply as truly as to life and
progress in nature. If War is the nat
ural state of man." antagonism is GER
tainly the atmosphere in which alone
cricket will flourish. There is plenty OF
the cricket spirit here. There is plenty
of practical skill. Honolulu today with
out a weeks practice could put in the
field a team that would hold its own
against any other town of a similar
size. But as things stand at present,
there is nothing to quicken all this Ia
tent energy into life. There is nothing
to kindle it with enthusiasm. We want
antagonism. Someone to contest our
claim to represent the cricket ability
of Honolulu. Then we shall wake up.
Cricket will flourish and assert its posi-
ton. Until that time comes can rec
ommend nothing better than the adop-
ton of a short, sharp and vigorous
season.
But the present time is almost out
of place for the discussion of cricket.
The last match of the season Is called
for this afternoon. Ones thoughts turn
naturally to football. And when one
runs over the membership of the II. {.
c., one feels at once how good team
might be arranged. Football is not too
late for this climate. Neither do men
soon outgrow it. 1t is splendid exercise
And there is no reason why several
rival clubs should not be formed. Root
ball would not like cricket, have 10
share the field with baseball. The
schools might all take it up. A town
team could easily be formed ana cen
trial association might determine q
common set of rates. The time is pro-
pitious. Let somthing be done, before
the season is further advanced.
sOct. 6, 1900. v. II. hITCAI.
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played at o'clock this afternoon on the
kamehameha ground. The Hall nine
have played five games already and
won them ALT The game this afternoon
promises TO be particularly exciting. as
the kamehameha aggregation is re-
ported to be very strong.
The mines and positions OF the play
ers will be as follows:
r. q. Hall x Son-W. Mana. C.; II.
kaai. D.; u. III. Paris. h.: S. Koki. 2b. /:
X. Reuter-. 3D.: ]. Aklna, S.: J. Mahoe.
RI; j. Hausmann. CT; J. Aylett, IT,; Pat
Gleason and Wilikoki. substitutes.
kamehameha-J. Kekuewa, c.; w.
Lemon, p; +. Crockett. h.: ID. Harbot-
tie, 2b.; A. keanu. 3D.; ID. Kaai. IS.
o. Jones, RI: II. Rosewarne, CT; A.
Richards. IT,; ID. Kauhi and Z. Hannah
ku. substitutes.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-06
SHOOTING SEASON
HAS COMMENCED
Full Table of the Island Game
Season for the Benefit Of
Advertiser Hunting Readers.

Now that the shooting season may
be said to have fairly commenced, the
following table Of Island game and the
season In which it may be shot will be
read with interest by local gunners:
wild Dove-July. August, September,
October. November, December, Janu-
airy.
Wild Pigeon-July August, Septem-
Der, October. November, December,
January.
Native Duck-Septembe 1880. Octo-
Der. November. December. January.
Native Goose-September 1880, Octo-
Der, November. December, January.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1880. October.
November, December. January, Febru-
airy.
Quail-september 1880. October, No
vember, December. January, February.
Foreign Duck-September 1880. Oc-
tober. November, December, January.
February. March, April.
Plover neutrality-suspicious. 1880. Oc-
tober, November. December. January.
February, March. April.
snipe CUlnD-September 1880. Octo-
Der. November, December. January,
February, March, April.
Akekeke-september 1880. October.
November. December. January, Febru-
airy. March. April.
Curlew-september 1880. October,
November. December. January, Febru-
airy. March, April.
neutrality-suspicious. 1880. october,
November. December. January, Febru-
airy. March, April.
Mud Hen-September 1880, October.
November. December. January, Febru-
airy, March. April.
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CALENDAR OF SPORTS.

October 6-Racing at Kapiolani Park,
p. m. Cricket at Makiki, Married against
Single, p. m. Baseball at Kamehameha
campus, r.. O. Hall & Son against Ka-
mehameha. 3 y. m. Indoor baseball at
Young Mems Christian Association, Bust
ness Men against Evening Glasses, 8 p.
m. Shark-fishing expedition to Pearl
lis rbor.
October ff-Beretan'a Tennis Club meet
Ing at Young Mems Christian Association,
8 m.
October 13-Associated field Cay at Pu-
nnhou. Rowing. Healani Club races.
November 29-Racing. annual meeting of
Honolulu Driving Association at Kapio-
liant Park
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-06
BASEBALL GAME
AT KAMEHAMEhA
That College and E. o. Hall and
Sons Will Play at 3 O'clock
This Afternoon at Campus.

The management OF the Star baseball
nine desire II stated that their team
has been rcorganIzed and stands ready
20 receive challenges from all Corners.
The personnel OF the new team Is as
follows:
German. C.: Brown, D.; Soper' ID
Moore. 2b.: Thompson. S.; Wilder. 3D.;
Bower, CT: Kley. RI: Price. II.
A game of baseball between IL. u
Hall a son. and Kamehameha will be
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-06
BISHOP & co.
T. H. DAVIES & co,

Majority for T. II. Davies & Co., 3
holes
1t has been suggested that as there
are so many players using the Moana-
lua links, 1T would be better for the fu-
ture of the game in these Islands that
club should be formed, and that a
meeting of the present players and
those who are willing to play, and also
those who are DESTROYS of learning the
game should be called. 1t is hoped that
by so doing series of matches could be
arranged. and a healthy spirit of rival
ry created, so as to give the necessary
stimulus for practice
1t would facilitate matters very con-
siderably if those who are willing to
join would send a postal card to the
secretary pro tenn, II. b. Sinclair, per
Il. III. Davies & Co., Ltd. intimating
their Willingness to join, and meeting
will be called in the near future
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-06
,s'fxfT SEASON 1I,v
. 70 CLOSE TO-DAY
n. s.ricd and Si" 1sI'
!" s . y, will Contest This
, ,I',roon on Field at S's'si

....ss u 100 will 'e e'ous .'
>, ~ .,,,recon by q anal mate"
- - l. ,,., and snsie 'i'y'ns Tn. Tine
To- VAR. IN, b. played at MaSish
! .sa.', n@o. os,v'.n b. these hos teams
W. M. boon aa ''.lows
~. ...' a''s sssis won BY 20 runs
~ A s,,',- snr.s won by . runs.
-. ',' M, afternoon VIII b, .. a good BOD
l. -. /. s...s NON should take the
- y %, N. r',f uor anderson
49, .tbls soort viii oo seen
,..st e. Penny ono Of me
us Islands Nr Thomas
w.. Led Of ha u,N men, has
~ t,Har Among other no.
|sf I'm spmtr or be respect
-. ~ b smith. who ,om's .,, up
..m, nom ruH Guy. l'
IN. veteran Jordan. -.
- sabu. .s Invited 'o witness
49, d tho season and a large
-. anticipated The teams are
,...,.. Ar Hatfield. w l.
p. l. Parish. Nlle't f'lanI"l.,'
joeisn Thomas, ". G.
49,, Baird walker and SIN
49,. n. Anderson, . Cation.
-, Donald Ross. = Woods
| -, o a. John Gilbert j {.
symout d. @ bIacAman and
Aaisrson -.
I. ~,sns, have been played during
| u .a.oa Of winch number Two
| 4, s.ishs, against o team from
{.,....rp llosmfontoIn and a sixteen
[ 1,n ,sip, n port They both re-
lsmag victory Tor the local
\. surary u mo matches played Il
,.lsa Vice President. Vice
- ga by C runs scores. Vice
- 4. Captain. %
- cricket club against 4. =.
-. ~ g G. won BY ; wick
80 una scores. ~. e.. c.. i6s
| 49, 4 4 nloemfoutcin. 81.
- ,ulsst single single won by %
49, single. ~ Married. N
| - sf,ihsi single treturnl. Single
-wiafs Scores. single a Mar
snInst World Scotland won
ios, ed 80 runs scores, Scot
an Fltkcts. World. a.
4 lnmlsy'a eleven against Vice
- h. President won by q runs
- - PRESIDENT a. uottomiey's
mt
49, rset club against Ships IN
rHft Won ~ &c runs. Scores.
ttH Mlns IN Fort.A
RAFTING
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MUCH GRATIFIED.

He-"while 1 was out sailing this
summer 1 fell overheard into very
stormy sea-
She-"My gracious! But they rescued
you, didn't they?''
'.oh, yes! they pulled me out, of
course"
''Oh, my! I'm so glad to hear you
weren't drowned. "-Philadelphia Rec
ord.