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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-14
SOL TEMPLE ARRESTED
Pond Creek Terror Picked Up at Kan
sas City

Kansas city, No, Dec. 13.-Sol Temple
Of Indian Territory was arrested by De
tective Mat Kenney at o'clock yester-
day afternoon on Missouri avenue, be-
tween Grand avenue and Walnut street
He was recognized from a description re-
ceived by the police nearly a year ago.
sent by Sheriff Butts Of Round Pond, I
T. The card containing the description
had been lost but, If the detective re-
membered correctly, It contained also an
offer Of 5000 reward. The prisoner first
gave his name as Frank Gray, but after
ward admitted to Kenney and Lieutenant
Weber that his name is Temple and that
he is the man wanted by Sheriff Butts.
He does not admit, however, that a re-
ward is out for him.
On December z. 1899, Sheriff Butts
made an attempt to arrest Temple for
some alleged offense-what. Il is not
known-but never before nor since was
a sheriff so completely baffled and clev-
erly outwitted
The attempt ended with the official
prisoner and Temple IN possession of his
team and buggy flying over the hills for
safety. The sheriff first got the drop on
Temple and advanced upon him. he
made a careless move and in a twink
ling a gun was stuck in his face and
he himself was a prisoner. Temple then
dlsarmed him and locked him securely
in a dug out. got inthe buggy and drove
until the horses were exhausted. He
then left them standing in the road and
disappeared.
st got the drop on the sheriff when he
was not looking" said Temple last night.
THE last I saw OF his team it was
standing in the road"
Temple has a wife and three children
They came TO Kansas city. Kan IN
wagon a few days ago and encamped in
a small tent at the end OF the Fifth street
car line. near the cid race tracks. They
are IN destitution and their condition is
pitlful Their tent and wagon were
searched by the detective and small
saw was found. A marriage license was
also found containing the name Of Sol
Temple A telegram was sent to sheriff
Butts last night
soon after Sheriff Butts ear was r.
ceived In Kansas City. Detective Kennay
arrested a man. who though. he answer
ed the description very closely. proved 70
be the wrong person. This incident sarv-
e. to tx the description n the detectives
mind and enabled hiru 70 make The ar
rest at sight.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-14
US. BARNES RECEPTION
" ne or OklahOma's Governor Enter
fains Lady Friends

Guthrie. o. r., Dec. I3.-81rs. C. NJ
Barnes yesterday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
ar her home on East Noble avenue gave
a luncheon and reception In honor Of the
hostess sister. Mrs Bartlett of wash
ington d. c.. and airs. n. L. Turner az
Oklahoma City. Airs. Barnes was as
sisted 10y Mrs Harry Barnes. The fol-
lowing were the guests OF Mrs. Barnes.
Mrs Bartlett OF Washington. %. C.. Mrs
H. IA Turner of Oklahoma City. Mrs
John II. Burford, Mrs. II. TX. Brooke
Airs. A. g. c. Bierer. Mrs Henry e.
Asp, Mrs C. = KneIsley, AIRS. W. A.
Frazier Mrs T. r Lille. Mrs. C. u.
BiMingsley. Mrs. Armstrong. Mrs. Is. @
Barker. Mrs T. n Beadles. AIRS. J. IL
Wheeler. Airs. W. S. Spencer. Mrs. g. A
Hughes. Mrs. s n Hopkins. AIRS 7. J.
Ro-es. Mrs j. s. Bali. Mrs. Z. Is. kim
ball. AIRS. j. J. Houston. Mrs Fred l..
Nenner AIRS, Robert Ramsay. AIRS. ca
le5 r.. Brooks. Mrs A. b. Nicholas Mrs
T. AL Thompson. Airs C. IT. Thomson
Mrs C. G. Magann, Mrs. Jos. ~. Nc
Neal AIRS. @. r. Fegan. Mrs Frank
Dale Nrs. q. II Filson.
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GOT TASTE OF ROPE
Negro HOrsethief Narrowly Escapes
Eynching

q EAl GACAtAAS
Guthrie, o. T., Dec. 12.-Quick work in
the apprehension of a horseth!ef and the
recovery Of property are repeated In the
Hennessey Clipper, which says: Mon
day evening Chas. Brown, living mile
southwest Of the city, came to town to
attend lodge. Coming in on horseback,
ne tied his horse in front Of the Bank
rupt store and stepped into one of the
meat markets for a few moments When
he returned the animal was gone Early
Tuesday morning Mr.. Brown sent out
printed postal cards all over the country
and also telephoned to every station he
could reach by telephone from Hennes-
sey. Dover. Kingfsher and Enid. Late
Wednesday evening word came in from
Okeene that the thief had been appre-
hended at that place and that the horse
was in q livery stable there Deputy
Sheriff Leddy Immediately went over 10
Okeene and brought the prisoner home
with him, one George White, a coiored
man about 26 or Is years old, VINO has
been around Hennessey for years He
was taken to Kingfsher, claiming all the
time that he did not get the animal but
as she was in his hands at the time he
was arrested, the story did not go very
far. Tt is said that the people of Okeene
came very near hanging him. and did in
fact give him taste of the roDe"
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ARRESTED AT WAUKOmlS
Mr. Allen Charged with Violations Of
Quarantine Law

Guthrie, o. T.. Dec. 18-Federal Live
Stock Inspector L. J. Allen of Ell Reno
today caused the arrest Of W. NJ. Ma
lone at Waukomis. Garfield county, on
the charge Of bringing fever-infected cat
tie across the quarantine line. The herd
was held up several days ago In the
southern part of Logan county by Terri
torial Inspector r. II. Hahn. A rein
sRection was asked for 10y the owner.
and granted by Secretary Gondy Of the
Oklahoma Live Stock Sanitary Commits
sion. Inspector Hahn discovered when he
went to make the re-inspection that the
cattle had been moved from that part of
the country. They were traced to Wau-
komis, and Inspectors Allen and Hahn
proceeded thither at once. On locating
the herd Inspector Allen made an in
spection. since in driving the cattle on
into Garfield county the federal line also
had been crossed. The cattle were found
10 be ''tieky," and the arrest Of Malone
was at once ordered. The cattle were
quarandned. The penalty for the Of
tense charged against Malone is a fine
Of from 500 to 5000 or a 5ail sentence
OF both
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10 BORE FOR CHS
Saltwater Curious to See
What the Earth Contains.
WILL SINK DEEP HOLE
Work to Be Done by Public
Spirited Subscribers.

Guthrie. O. T., Dec. 13-sullwater has
determined to go prospecting for gas. OIL
coal OF whatever other wealth the earth
beneath may now be conceaIing. Ex-
Representative Robert A Lowry, OF the
Saltwater district, who was a leading
member Of the house on the Republican
side in the Third Oklahoma assembly, is
in the city attending court as q witness
in an important civil case and in relation
to the gas prospect matter stated that a
company had been practically organized
for the purpose Of drilling a 2000-foot
prospect hole, and that subscriptions
were being rapidly made by the enter
prising business men Of Saltwater for
that object NeOdesha parties some time
ago looked over the ground and liked the
indlcat tons so wen that they took leases
on lands considered as eligible points Of
operation. Saltwater is apparently in the
same belt as Bartlesville, T. T. 1t is in
tended to penetrate to at least the depth
of 1000 feet, and farther If Indication
at that point shall prove favorable.
Should no gas or mineral be found there
is stl the prospect Of striking artesian
water, which wouldn't be a bad thing IN
itself, although Saltwater has already
an abundance Of the best water. from
1--WE 14-foot wells forty-fve feet deep and
from a reserve formed by a dam across
a Spring branch" hard by. Saltwater is
now putting in a system Of waterworks
to cost $4,000
Mr.. Lowry also called attention TO the
fact that there are now IN course Of
erection in Saltwater five substantial and
capacious brick business blocks and a
new four-room school house. He says 200
residences have gone up in the past six
months, costing individually from $1,000
down
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Commercial club at Lamont.

Lamont, 0. T.. Dec. 13.-The citizens Of
this town met last evening and organized
a commercial club. The officers elected
for the next three months are: F. S.
Westfan, cashier Of the Bank of Lamont;
president; L. E. shamlefer, county treas
urer-elect, vice president; Earl Richter,
of the Eagle pharmacy, secretary; Mr.
Cissna Of the mercantile firm Of Foster
& Cissna, assistant secretary, and DR..
AIcCorAIe of Lamontfwyp fill 1Mrf
McCorA1e. treasurer. The rapid growth
Of Lamont makes some such organization
imperative, and when the executive COM
mittee Of twelve get lined out on this
work, we can rest assured that the in
terests Of Lamont viii be properly taken
care Of
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-14
STATEHOOD COMMITTEE
Organization Perfected for sfnrI,
Statehood Program

Guthrie, o T., Dec. l3.-The perusnan+
single statehood committee appointed at
the south MoAlester convention has or
gained as follows:
G. u. Castle. WAGNER chairman.
I. r. Greer Guthrie secretary.
For Oklahoma
First district-J. B. A. Robertson and
H. b. Gilstrap both Of Chandler.
Second district-P. s. Magic. Kingfsber
Bert Maxwell Yukon.
Third district-R. E. Wood. Shawnee.
al WEIGH, Oklahoma City.
Fourth district; n. E. Johnson. Pawnee.
w. 3. Gu. Polo.
Fifth district-J L. fsenberg. Enid
Robert Ray. Woodward.
For Indian Territory
Central district-F II. KelIor South
McAester; Albert Chambers. Talfbina.
Charles E. 1cFerren. Caddo. q. II. Tuck
or. Monroe.
Northern distrlct-Josenh Trent Ok
mulga; W. A. Chase. Nowata; Simon
Walhngsdck Talequah
Southern district-A NJ. Dawson Chick
asha' T. Z. Ganorl. sulphur. A ID
Hawk, Purcell; John vs.. Beard. Ada
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CONTEMPT CASE AT ENID
Lawyer Alleges Jud cial Bias and
Vas Arrested.

Enid O. IT, Dec. &c r. Buckner,
who mas been employed To assist In the
defense OF Homer H1ellogz failed fay
defense Of Homer Keller fled an afda-
vt Of bias against the presiding Judge
late last evening. After having failed %
secure a continuance any other way The
members Of the bar took the matter Up.
d.ed charges OF contempt against Mr..
Buckner. He was arrested early this
morning and s. now he5-g tried
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THEY ARE PROMOTED
SOn Union Operators Advanced to
Higher Places.

Guthrie o. T.. Dec. I3-The only local
development visible in the telegraphers'
strike today was the announcement that
YIN. Eastman, day operator. who stayed
in, being non-union. has been promoted
to station agent at Orlando, that ". s
Wells also non-union and non-striker.
had been promoted from night operator
TO day operator and that J r. Rigs.
new man. had taken the night position.
The Ardm0reite. published at Ardmore.
is authority for the statement that 1.-THE
new men Of that division have Joined the
strikers; that the man az Paurs Valley
was the only one at work south Of Ard
more and that the station agent at Ard
more was the whole force at that point
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-14
Endictment of Havoc Shan.

Guthrie, o. T.. Dec. 3-Among the IN
dictments returned by the United States
grand jury at Perry is on against A.
Sharp former Indian agent for the Otoe
and Missouri and Ponca Indians Sharp
was indicted for demanding and receiving
money from the cattlemen who were
leasing grazing lands, before he would
complete the leases. He was removed
from Office a year ago, Major Jensen be
ing appointed in his stead. Sharp lives
in Maryland and viii be brought back to
stand trial
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-14
Dwfght Harris Wins Hls suit.

Wellington, Kan, Dec. 13.-Dwigrt Har-
his Of this city. received word few
days ago that his pre-emption right to
a fine bottom farm IA Kay county Okla
homa, had been confirmed 10y The com
missioner OF the general land O &C a.
Washington. Harris took the claim ~
the time Of the opening IN 1893. but was
contested by a "soone-" and tho case has
not been finally decided tiu now The
farm is one Of the best IN the Chikasha
valley and IS worth az least 5000.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-14
LEE TRIAL COMMENCED
Alleged Murderer Secures Change OF
Venue 10 tsuthrle.

Guthrie, 0. T.. Dec. 13--The trial Of
Lewis Lee was commenced today IN dis
trict court in Guthrie. on change Of venue
from Payne county. Lee ls charged with
the murder IF J. ~. Withers at Ripley "a
July. Withers was Republican can--ata
for sheriff and a prominent citizen n
stillwater. At Ripley the two men chanc-
Cd TO become involved in q quarrel and
agreed 20 fight it out" Their extern
ported duel resulted IL Lees sta91.ng
WIthers 10 the heart. k.lng aim instant
Thirty witnesses from Payne county are
iu attendance 10 testify 60 the trial
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ritory, as the town now covers much
more than the 1.285 acres.
RISK WAS TOO GREAT
President Boyd Concludes Not TO Face
SMALLPOX

Guthrie, o. T, Dec. 1S-President D. r.
Boyd, Of the territorial university at Nor
man, arrived IN Guthrie today enroute to
Mangum. Greer county, where he was to
deliver an address before the Greer coun-
ty teachers association. He received a
telegram from Mangum stating that
smallpox quarantine existed at Granite
and Mangum, but that relaxation In his
case would be arranged. President Boyd.
however. decided that the risk 81 con
veyiug the infection back 70 his home
was too great 10 be taken and abandon
ed his trip. He will return to Norman
al once.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-14
JUDGE MADISON MARRIED
Bride Is Hiss Vance. q Popular Okla
hanla Girl

Oklahoma City. o. T., Dec. 13-Tosay
Mss Low Vance was united IL MARI g.
vitA the Hon z II Madison % Dodge
Cry. Kansas 1T z. II B-umeapea n
the FIRST Methodist church ofHc'stsre
Tas groo5 e judge q The Tairty-srsl
tudlc5sI district OF kansas ana one - ths
ahle Young lawyers ~ tEat staSe and IN
o-atar q state wise repata-toa TIE
bride is talented yelHE woman aud
very popular wiih lE circle ~
friends. particularly IN tae FIRST - =
churea. Hhere she IS now secretary ot
the Sunday a-Aool and e. tns E9to-h
league Ju6ge Madison ard are fes
on The Sarta Fs thls afteaon for t1eir
hcue 10 Dodge Ci-F
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Wan of south TcAlester

South AcAlester. I. T.. Dec. I8.-The Of
hcial map Of tire townstte Of South Nc
Alester has just been completed and for
warded TO the secretary of the interior
for approval. The townste covers nearly
5000 acres of land ana IS entirely lad
OFF in streets and alleys and blocks and
lots and. owing to the tangled condition
and uncertais location Of streets and lots
heretofore, the work OF strengthening
everything out has been a stupendous
undertaking.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-14
Elks Del ght at tsuthrie's People.

Guthrie. O. T.. Dec 13-The EIks Of
Guthrie pulled or their circus last night
to the delight Of the public and the great
credi tot Elkdom- A crowded house
greeted the performance. which was real
q very clever as wen as riproalIou
Many Of the antlered tribe from other
feeding grounds came over TO watch the
gamooling. A street parade at high
noon was a killing part of the entertain
ment.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-14
HorribIe EDeath ola ChiId.

Guthrie. 0. T.. Dec. I3.-The Oklahoma
says Of the horrible death Of Ruth Rash
Of that city: Little Ruth Rash, the G
year old daughter Of Charles Rash, a sec
ton hand, on the Santa Fe was drowned
in an clubhouse adjoining the section
house, in the south yards at O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. It appears that the
child went into the closet, and in some
manner fell into the cess pool which was
filed with about six feet Of water the
drainage off the surrounding yard
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-14
END PLANING Mill
Big Institution for Garfield County's
Capital.

oI8 EnsLItUtIOn lot 0aFieIu NOuHty7s
Capital
william F. Ohlrau left for Enid, o. T,
this morning to begin work on a $500
planning mil, which he and J. S. Fether-
ston Of Wisconsin, are establishing there,
the latter to be manager and the former
superintendent They viii do business
under the title Of THE Enid Planning
Mil company" Mr. Ohlrau has been a
long time connected with the Appleby
Planning MIL company of Wichita and is
a frst-class mechanic. Mr. Fetherston Is
a business man Of Wisconsin who has
plenty Of capital and Judgment to make
such an enterprise pay in connection with
the expert knowledge and liberal capital
which his Wichita partner viii put into
the business.
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writ OF habeaus corpus. alleging Illegal
arrest by the Pawnee county authorities
Sheriff T. NJ Grant Of Pawnee brought
the prisoners up from Pawnee today.
Pearl Rogers is a woman and IS allesed
to have been too handy with the brand
fr- i-ov
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casey at the Ent Norr.

Perry o. T.. Dec IA deal was con-
summated today whereby James Casey
secures control Of the Boles interest in
the Perry Republican. knowing ones
seem 20 think they see a valid reason for
the change IN ire management and ow-
uersh-p OF the paper but they may pos-
sibly be WRONG
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-14

London, Dec. IA dispatch . Toe *
grange Telegraph company from Glasgow
says the consolidated Petroleum oonpauy
Of Russia has invited the Scotch OIL
companies TO cooperate IN fixing and
controlling the selling prices ~ parafiin
and Russian petroleum
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-14

New York. Doc. 13-Vlce President
Thorne OF the Pennsylvania coal COM
pany said today that tbe deal bT which
the company passes into rev hands q
practically closed il e. said fhat al
the st0ckholders are 20 receive TIE sane
price FOR their stock.
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Thomas owen Was Discharged

AIuscogee, 7. T., Dec 1S.-United States
Commissioner Samson Of this place has
rendered his decision in the case Of
Thomas owen, cit yattorney Of this place
who was charoed with an assault with
intent to kill Noah Watts near here a
few weeks ago. Owen was discharged
The case has attracted considerable at
tention in northern territory circles on
account OF the prominence of the parties.
Watts being a sen of JEFF Watts, presi-
dent Of the Watts aAociation.
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Guthrie. %. T.. Dec 1&-The motion for
VS. Smith Tor tae murder % Ell CorneF
at Lexington asi Summer was he1r3 at
E &eno ay judge irwin in chambers.
tn ue-.on VS. overr1led and S-lira
sut1 % lila imprisonment
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Greek Councii Bills Approved.

Muscogee, T. r, Dec. 13.-President Nc
Tinley has approved the bills passed at
the last session of the Creek council,
which provide for two attorneys to rep
resent the Creek nation before the Dawes
commission and for the relief of INDECENT
Creeks. Other bills carrying small APP
populations were also approved. The
bin providing for a change ia the salaries
Of teachers in neighborhood schools and
for examination of matrons and others.
was disaDproved.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-14

Chsnute. kan. Dec. i2.-Ccmpany p.
FIRST regiment, Kansas Nati0nai Guard E
vas mustered in here laat night with
forty-fouz members esro led Coione
wilder s. 8Ietcalf ~ Lawrence aaa The
rrlE.a-lrr nlnrer
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CHANGE OF VENUE
Drury WIN be Tried Nextin canadian
anwnfr

Enid. @. T. Dee l7-Judse c. T. Irwin
came up trom I'D Reno Yesterday ana
held p short session of court last nlsh1
He made an order changing the case Z
Territory " ok.ahoma SIS. Joseph ururv
% ranaila county Tor trial. Dra-y is
now serving q term az Lansing Tor uur-
der b. she frst degree.
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Coafed

Look At your tongue. Is it
coated? Then you have bad
taste in your mouth every morn
ing. Your appetite IS poor. and
food distresses you. You have
frequent headaches and are often
dizzy. Your stomach is weak
and your bowels are constipated.
There's a reliable cure: Ayers
Pills. % cents. An druggists.
7 have taken Ayers Pills for IS years,
and I consider them the best made. One
pill does me more good than half box Of
any other kind ] have ever tried"
Mrs. n. Z. TALBOT,
March 90, 1893. Arlington, Ksns.
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stops the Cough
And WARTS off the Coli

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure a
cold in one day. No cure, no pay. Price
g cents.
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ment are the directors. J. n. Carson was
elected president; Mike Mayer. vice pres
ident and C. F. Garner, cashier.
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1900-09-15

them fat harvest of yellow Jumps and
fund of stories unparalleled for the
magnificence of their mendacity. Pros
pectors from Dawson and other Klon-
dixie mining camps, carried away by
the superlativeness of the tales they
had heard, forsook well-paying claims
and undertook dangerous winter jour
neys TO reach the new Eldorado in time
to have the choice of claims. Fortune
hunters from the states and Canada
left their homes early in the spring so
as to secure passage in the first ship
from San Francisco or Seattle.
On the first day of June Nome City
had population of 2,7oo-3o days later
it was booming, bustling town of
$4,000, with municipal government,
churches and newspapers. Buildings of
some size, rough lumber shanties and
tents, irregularly located along the
beach, without regard for comfort or
sanitary conditions, the entire popu-
lation confined to two streets, that is
the metropolis of Alaska. the north
ernmost city in the western hemis-
phere. It's inhabitants are peaceful
folk, as miners and goldseekers GO;
but the spirit of selfishness which DOM
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1900-09-15
CHAPERONS OF THE DAY.
Required to Earn Their
Salaries.

The woman who chaperons the girl
Of fasDion of the present day has no
sinecure and earns every dollar she re-
ceiyes. says the Washington Star. In
the good old days when the summer
girl was merely an artists model,
whose chief mission In life was to pose
on the beach under an umbrella built
for two and show clean pair of heels
in the casino ballroom, any dear old
drowsy grandmamma or nenr-sighted
auntie who tatted and watched for
lurking drafts served admirably as a
chaperon. She smuggled into corners,
never spoke unless spoken 10 and yet
she kept her charges in good order
and was an honor to her profession.
But now the chaperon must know how
TO make tea, to play golf, TO be friend
Iy TO dogs, understand horse talk,
keep a level head, pink cheeks and
good appetite, no matter how big and
green the waves look. She must be
perfectly willing TO walk miles on golf
links, whisk uncomplainingly TO the
box seat of n coach, cat welsh rabbit
at midnight without a protest, keep
the extra young men of her protege
amused while particularly favored
admirer is being put through his fir
tation PAGES and pedal the automatic
piano playing machine when recess
sary.
OF course, ii stands to reason fhat n
chaperon who fills to perfection all
these requirements is something of a
nre bird, yet she remains the sum-
mer girls ideal, while as a matter Of
fact chaperonage in this present year
OF grace threatens to be practiced by
specialists only. There is, Tor instance,
the golf matron, who knows how to
sit on a shady clubhouse balcony,
brew tea and mind dog and young
man at the same time that she effectu-
ally keeps her eye on ner charge by
means of powerful field glass. Then
there is the yachting duenna and the
coaching and automobile chaperon,
every one quite perfect in her own
way, and at seaside resort these
seasons one chaperon added to her
laurels and possibly to the onerous
duties OF her sister professionals by
plunging in and rescuing from the
greedy waves the pretty girl who wa,
under her care.