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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-19


while they are alert at all times ana
mete out punishment to the guilty.
they have shown that proper regard
for the rights and interests OF all ac-
cused horsemen and jockeys by lifting
any ban placed upon any indlvlouai
whenever 1t becomes established that
the accused Is innocent.
C. n. Henshall shipped Aimee G. and
Fore to Emeryville yesterday, and VIII
finish the coast winter season at the
northern track.
Rev Hindoo was claimed out of the
fifth race yesterday by Jack Pelter ana
G. w. Robinson, and when they nlppeu
the coin to see who would be the lucky
one to get this speed marvel Peter
won. He got the horse for $1125. This
Is the first experience for Mel Lawrence
in losing a horse, and 1t was an I'M
pleasant one. Lawrence never Claimed
or boosted the price of any horse, ana
never kept his part of any runup money
that was coming to him as owner OF
the second horse in selling race. lie
never has bothered other horsemen In
any manner, and this is the first time
any of them ever bothered his horses.
w. II. Ford. wealthy Texas horse
man and bookmaker, is VISITING at
Santa Anita for brief vacation, ana
may conclude to extend 1t througnout
the remaining days of the season. toro
is referred to as the champion good TEL
low of Texas, and ENJOYS the 1rienosnip
of a wide circle of horsemen and book
makers throughout the country. He Is
one of the original boosters of racing In
the Lone>Star state.
Henry Mcdaniel was able to be at
Santa Anita yesterday during the races
and is much improved, but yet quite
sick. He has moved into Los Angeles
and will reside here during the remain
ING weeks of the meeting. r. l.. Thorn
as also Is improving fast, and hopes 10
be at the track today. The Thomas
horses in charge of Mcdaniel, Will be
shipped direct to the Canadian circuit
for the spring and summer meetings.
but Thomas will go to his home IN Ken
lucky to have an operation periormeoc
The news published in The Herald
Yesterday regarding the prospect for a
race track at Tia Juana under the con-
troll of T. H. Williams and his asso-
ciates was ~c~eived witt much salts
faction by horsemen. Rumors that a
winter meeting would be held there TO
take the place of the santa ANITA anu
Emeryville meetings have been hoating
around for some time, but 1t has been
realized that to make the proposed
meeting a success and give the horse
men and public confidence in the sport
some man of standing and wealth
would have to be connected with the
enterprise. Tom Williams, with his
friends and enemies, enjoys wide popu-
larity because he is the man who made
coast racing what 1t is today. and be-
cause he is a leader and winner IN
ANYTHING in which he is interested.
with him at the head of the new Jockey
club. horsemen would be assured that
racing would be conducted upon nign
plane. as it now Is conducted uIiuel ms
jurisdiction, and the meeting would
attract the best class of horses and
owners.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-19
RAYMOND HOTEL TOURNEY
MAY BE ENDED SATURDAY

The guests of the Raymond hotel
are making great progress in their
golf tourney, which is being played on
the Pasadena links. In all probability
it will be finished by the end of the
week. Following are the contestants
that are entered: Miss Edwards and
A. Stillwell, Mrs. Stillwell and C. A.
Stevens, Mrs. Crane and Mr.. Peoples,
Mr. and Mrs. e. L. Carpenter Mr.. and
Mrs j. A. Edwards, Mrs. Raymond
and Mr.. Russell. Mr. and Mrs Hayes,
Mr. and Mrs. Lynch, Miss Bancroft
and Mn Rates
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-19
WILL RIDE TO LAUREL CANYON

The next outing OF the out West Rid
ing club will be held March Il, when
the members of the club will ride to
Laurel canyon. leaving Seventh and
Broadway at $3.50 in the morning. The
route to be followed will be through
Westlake park and thence by Vermont
avenue to Hollywood. Riders who con-
template joining the club are invited to
participate in this outing.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-19
VERNON


-Altizer, Tannehill, Haley. First base err
rors-Chlcago. 2; Vernon, 2. Left on bases
Chicago, 5; Vernon, 10. Bases on balls-Off
Scott. 8; Harkins, 2; Henslng 1; Miller, 2.
Struck out-By Scott, A. Harkins 1; Miller. 8.
Passed ball-Owens. Hit by pitched ball
Harkins, Sullivan Time of game-2:05. UNI
pres-Perrne and Toman.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-19
EXHIBITION POSTPONED

on account of the members of the
Broadway Physical Culture club box
ers being unable to take part in their
bouts last evening the boxing exhibit
ton was postponed until Saturday
night,
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-19
TENNIS FINALS PLAYED OFF
BY STUDENTS AT THRoOP

PASADENA, March 1S.-Finals in
the Throop tennis were played off this
afternoon, Herd defeating Joe Wads-
worth, 6-2, 81, 6-3. In the semi-finals
Herd won from Gerberding, CO. Ga,
and Wadsworth beat Cali, 6-3 81, 7-5.
These four will represent Throop in
the match with the Pasadena high
school next month.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-19
MAGAZINE GALLoPS AWAY FROM
CLASSY FIELD OF SPRINTERS
&, AAE!8g9}aos s |s!gE

precautions against crooked racing, and
while they are alert at all times ana
mete out punishment to the guilty;
they have shown that proper regard
for the rights and interests of al ac-
c,sed horsemen and Jockeys by lifting
any ban placed upon any Individual
whenever it becomes established that
the accused Is innocent.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-19

wANTED-The Herald company will pay
ten cents per copy up to ten copies each for
5eraIds of the dates OF October rs, 1908, and
October a. 1908. Deliver to cashier in Herald
office. 1874 South Broadway.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-19
ORDER OF BATTLE TONIGHT

preliminary will be staged at o'clock sharp and others
will follow speedily Charlie Eyton will referee the main
George Blake will referee the preceding bouts Papke and
Flynn catchwegh and Flynn will have about eight
pounds weighing 1877 pounds and Ppke being
at 15e pounds Papke favorite 10 to g. The public is
buy tickets of scapers effort will made
to do away this offensive practice protect the public from
being forced pay greater than the regular price
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-19

The Angelus grill has excellent serv-
Ice and better food. Fourth and Spring.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-19

C. r. Henshall shipped Aimee G. and
Fore to Emeryville yesterday, and Will
finish the coast winter season at the
northern track.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-19

90 q 55 1907 So 1870 a5 1888 i'lS l5a 1888 80
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-19

SANTA ANITA March IS, 1oOo-NTNETY-sIxTH DAY
,.st w Hamilton presiding judge; j. j. Hoffman, starter
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-19
ATHLETICS

those named In the over nights, and
they are sufficient guarantee of a good
race and an exciting contest. Two long
races and five sprints make up the
card, and those who like variety in
racing will get their moneys worth
TODAY
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-19

r,me1a 2-5. % 49, So 10. AZ is, 100. 1l2 40
,c15,nr, u ,cE1 MILE 4-year-ods up selling; $500
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-19
FIRST RACES furlongs syearods seins s4o'

rime-12 25 % 49, So 2-5 49, 100 3d. 1as s6
coNn RACES furongs s-yearods up soO
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-12-03
An "a Ne eA.ntrr E,.na.

We neglect ne caEasrs a oaF rooms
teo mpoh. Ftns oRosts caA ~ secured
~ hanSing IaRg 80 nArFow v4ctnSss
there TEJ tAis, end Sc q ] - 81
right cnrRars IRE oEeslaaat RAAcss
for upFAHAt AaW& Diaa0L
0nsnk care nAga - tahsa ~ haas
paosurea oSvSFsa v1tA slasas y Padl-
ttcna WAwv Ia ENhf viii nSs etrSft
SAsn n 0aeA 3 nAAaasT - - oa1ss
gOA0eaAAna, - fvsa q miTnor. ~ pie
turea uzaar 0Aass ase nast s9neaiv.
IN WNA1a WhalA - nas fncS u4RAoVs
Never buy . DAot1rs thst Aoeaat
BssaaS Eo1 booonos . hsoA1 ueoss yos
70 20 -. TOs arS baytas tsg yoarself
tAsPoAy 1T yOaF eWn tnsls aeaa6s ths
matter. Yga Ra1 not have What y
called - e1ltfVatSA tss4s." but yOa
can tell WASa . VieeasN D3eease yos ~
vel a. n yoa Aea eA ths ealAlSatiOe
ia tA0 world. ana tAAfs CAS sEiessSOa
for tAs parchasor - tnAgs . DsstaFs
by-AoSs n pioasa? A UtotnEo RsSd
not ~ osDensaVs 70 ~ eedA- Rsals
hns eaas ean eo bSaSAA ehenSay. 4
GOOD psntnFs hAA - mach q { nd
Hioa 10 tie fAmkly - . sod book
has. hooAs, psetareA nsats aaA se3'
ere aeo tho fDuE ARostias q ths So
Pei e TIE Ssaatitol b tAS hsEna.A-
From ~Th0 cSuntry 1Sass tstGEAoK,
By Esa = RSzAoEa
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-12-03
TIPPING nls evsromuM.
Fr,ss s.asa Men 90 an Idea NOw -
ehaaaa q IA nm.

Frsas osaaa Men ass IN Idea Now -
ehaass = Ne BHL
Ths eIslit stand hesper near tAe ser.
~ mo had made q tniriy haras sale
~ 1haa tha eHstouer handed him .
ave danaF bili Ais faes bSsAns
slOony.
= east oAaa1p that~ B, sn,A
WaA 80 \ hom ~ tlaAus cRAs
80 the kaFsrs -ena h~4sy. eesanS
@s bat Ush ~ gaana SsE - . Raa
ute
Ths fFSit saiios loaR ~ hgl anl
went over % thS Sekst vtaaoR. gAs
assat ruAassa 20 change ne hill 80
saaa:
-Tvs Refused 10 . huadrsA' tinss
behave Itch ypa I pon1 ae ~
TAs $500 baaBsg aionS waat %
los tAs sAis ~ = lDaAc1 - Z ~
vas gGtng -. Thea. - ~ SlFueh
him.
Here" he ssid - tAe -Aavsr, -yos
tahs the IN ona buy TeuF dchst vita
It anA tn let you take q cut sf -ths
prfcs ef the fFpit."
b the eustooeF got HE rice froa.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-12-03
A Pound Of Honey.

when you eat a spoonful of honey
res have very little notion as 10 the
anOant Of work and travel neces-
cary TO produce Il. To make one
pound Of clover honey. bees must de-
RgiVs tay0oo clover blossoms OF their
AscAAz. ed % % this requires 1,7bo.-
eee viuata 70 the bIessDma By the bsea-
IN otAaF Woras. enc Aos. 70 collect
0aNaSh Hsstay - HAha oRo pound u
ASRag. anst - fFe2 hive 70 eower
80 haaA a.fEa. 80 t1Des. Thaa. when
Fou think bow far tAeos bees sems-
enos ~ IN search of thosa el0vor
a1lAA eftenor thAA not oas o. two
miles tpesn the hivA yea win begin
70 - q snail iAeA q the nnnbeF of
1ttns 60 of the industFious little
sRsAAAFos Anss travel in order that
Toa ny have TIE pound a honsy that
03taa 0em - much trouhlA
N snag eiso help you 10 understand
vAY - be- b u1AnAAbis 0AonGA to
sltAa q sSa - h IL vaE WASn
Oae hn - WGA - Aae1 - aeson-
ptiaA - nRalA a = sn1o 1u1heAnG 70
- AAesF1sasA Se1A"
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-12-03
Ae NEvER sPokE AaAlM.
Vow Made sy the vsntrlIssulsrs Dsu
When Deserted.

Vow Made BY the ventrllseSlss's pss
When Deserted.
The following story Il told Of a ven
triloquist. now famous. but At TIE
time Of this happening, 70 poor that
he used to walk between the eitioa
where he was to appear. On one 0f
these tours he came to Phlladelphis
on foot, and on the road he picked ~
a miserable little dog because II lo0k-
cd so much like he felt" The story
will explain what became of the dos.
The first house he came 10 was .
saloon, and Of course he wanted =
drink. He had no money. but wsnt h
anyhow to see what he could DO. Tue
proprietor, who ives a German. said.
well. what will you haveT'
He said. ''Ill take a little whlskey."
And then turning to the dog, he asked.
"What viii you have?"
The answer came very promptly.
"I'll take ham sandwich"
The German was SO surprised he al
most tainted. He looked at the dos
a moment, and then asked, what dia
you say?"
The dog replied. z said I'd take =
ham sandwich"
Hans thought It wonderful that =
dog should be able to talk, and asked
who had trained him. how long Il hs1
taken. and wound up with. How much
will you take for him?"
oh" replied Mr. VentrilOquist, =
wouldn't sell him at any price. but
am a little hard up. and II you will
lend me fifty dollars I'll leave hin
with you till bring back the money"
'All right" said Hans. Il Just want
him for a little while SO ! can show
him 20 some people know around
here
So everything was settled. the
money paid. the dog left with the pro
pr;etor. and as the ventriloquist went
ont he turned and waved his hand 70
the dog and said, Wen. goodbye.
lack. I'll come back soon"
The. dog looked at him. and said.
You mean. despicable man, TO sell
NE for hfty dollars after all rye done
for youl So help me Moses. III never
speak another word as long as hvsi'
And he didn't.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-12-03

On he hrnt Sunday of their visit
tA Chicago the snoesssh1 nsSehant
escorted hia parents 70 . fashionabls
sAuEeh. Bone of Tie hymns were IA
RtiiaF. and IN thslF rendition tie vis-
iting PAiT ceatFtbatsd heaVily; With
ths eFe1at Ter V6lunas n taEor ef re
fatAoF.
Aithon1h net always n apEnest
taA. hs6 Somst1Inss b eiseolA pet
ths toy q the GoeA couple legged fcFth
N Joyous praise. and they did act Ses
the glowering looks of nearby. woT-
shippers or the flushed face OF their
devoted son.
Father" observed the merchant
nat afternoon, while his mother was
taking her accustomed nap, "in our
churches the congregation does very
httle singing; It is left entirely to the
choir"
= know. my boy" said the old gen
tlelaan. ss he lovingly placed . hand
on his sons shoulder. ~that Il was
very embarrassing to you this morn
ins. but II hadn't sung as loudly as
ala the people would have heard
your moaher."-Youth's Companion.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-12-03

"Teu aFa Q hkety hooAiAa oAAOs
saia tAs Ul1S-tansnsA pFo0EtSaas q he
sumAer AAasi. 'sAa thsrs aS0 lsAs q
PrStiy E3ss areuA1 ASSs. WV 80
spsAA FosF t8s sSPS.0akt4gS-
4 nag.~ rssssaAo4 - SoURs GAlaS
mRa q Raea2hAA. -Ssf tASgS , ls8a
oAs tAsas - - t8prsas upsA yosI
mlaa-
-Aae Vhss = eAacS-
TGA asa - - Chase sAAes 80
WOaha H1AsE naAs loSo shAa 60"
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-12-03
Tha Wonders Of seIeneo.

i' II was left for the exhibitor u .
phonOgraph in the streets OF UtrsGht.
according to an American trayelsf. v
put the finishing touch to the WoaaoE-
full invention.
There was the sound Of q military
band in full blast. and then sua4oaly
the tune stopped and Haiti raA0
hoarsely out upon the air.
Who's that intsrTuptins the eOa-
cert?" fippantly inquired the Anest-
can. edging close to the Operator.
That" said the man. survsVtnS
him blandly, was the vOlcs OF Ne
poleon Bonaparte. giving the order =
the Battle OF Waterloo"
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-12-03

TAs sovaEamasa q nastaFn DsaSAi
ed AaaA1 - D1hsAAtaa . olEAoa q
nAnaAA SA A0 soAnA3VelS oaAAOWS
DssOsss Il eastern InAlA 80 ~ S@>
asEA A1sAS 0ASO are As hAtSs.
VIE 1RO n1oaA - ~ UeahnaDuaBa
GlpuB, aaA EAS HalEAsn. WAG hAahAt
HAaA1az. TAe essao1s q tAO Mo-
tAs&s Vs1a b RtsAgDoeeaa TbSsa
pssUae ~ aaso tstere94Ag ~ haE-
NJ SAGwsstSA - AEtEaaA 01csss The
ohAs1s & tAs SARO = DslA ! carl.
Oas 01sta1a anSag 0e1 = ne pelSs-
tiea u . saAA UAo gives bic Bans 70
~ yoAz. end earring tWsExs monthS
AoArS al tAs ulAa Of hia pooDle. His
psrsoAsl good or ~ fortune Is sHp
DoseA 10 iAAUSAcs the hack Of the
whole eou8tRy.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-12-03

Lhttla H0lsA. vAS y . SrsaA AAAheT
and As0A jHst throa. vas sADogaRg, her
AthsF, oas aAy. - her almost sa&less
chatter. Ne Was eadesvoTtng 70 On
iAh some tnpoFtAAt vhuAa. - sAiA
run aVay. AaaR; enAay e vssV AuAy.-
HoasA teAslsS e. aHA hStar -
aDAcS - aboWa eVe SplAnans SeenEDO4
sad saaaatRG hs1tas ~ teaAaES SAaS
lntd a aaOsal1Aa a. hAAA - hss Os2.
and issAI1aS - 3nee his hsos vtsA .
mosa g5tosSe Ell. sA3A -p1A4y. pO
vsEy loaSlP-9 ta2t aa1 sn9 sas ts
tsAEe Ryssl9 va
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-12-03

few days ago two young ladies
hailed a trolley. entered Il. and foaRd
only standing room. One Of tAOB
whispered to her companion;
Pm going to get seat frOu one
Of these men. You take notice"
She looked down the row Of nsn
and selected a sedate gentleman who
bore the general settled appearance
OF a married man. She sailed up 20
him and boldly opened fire:
My dear Mr.. Greenl How delight
ed | am to meet you! You are almest
a stranger. VIII l accept your seat?
Well | do feel tired. heartily admit.
Thank you, so much"
The sedate gentieman-s total
stranger. OF course-looked. listened,
then quietly arose and gave her his
seat. saying:
sit down, Jane. my girl Dont
often see you out on a washins-day.
You must feel tired. I'm sure. Hew's
your mistress?"
The young lady got her seat. but
lost her vivacity.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-12-03

u b pretty ven estsbnshed that
tAs sitissns q tAs DtsrnAl City vent
oa for more tAAA si1 centuries with.
eat any Asenrnas noaAa oE AnoSiAo
tAs tine sitAsr ~ nasAt q AAy. The
coaaal p. 9siDio NaSiea. fn fSe = G.,
81 - IN Roma . Dsblie eleDsgaEA. OF
uaaaT clock. tie Grst tamekseeor IN
the history Of the city. waving the
ordinary sun dial The prices paid
svon in the most luxurious days OF
Rome, for exquisite cooks we're not VI
70 those OF to-day. the highest salary
hslng 100000 sesterces ($5.OO0). while
some noted chefs Of to-day receive
elo.ooe.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-12-03

New York City. according 70 -
Tribune. is 10 have q practical street
railway training school that Vim ~
the only one Of its kind In tie eozA'
try. Gran Root. Jr.. general maAAgor
OF the Metropolitan Street Railway
Company, is the author Of The plaA-
The expenses OF the school YIN -
betrayed by the company. and Il vtn
be open to college and seientias Sebo1l
.raduates. The pupils viii ~ 30
living wages While taking tAs tue
year course.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-12-03

necessity Of hnDttaS Cor thea Tia
top q tAS eAb3aSt vhieh = tan
snoagh 70 stand O. khs aOar, ls d.
vided into . series Of snail ocnRart
meuts, esch with . separseS sd for
spices. Below this Il Asotha- com
partment a tribe larger, t6r nisest
lanSous Articles. Thea comes . adn
larger space eor eskas, tho biggest
apacs of an feF hrOaA. AR4 q drawer
With q saaf-eircular botaO1s Ter Sour.
-Bost0a Pest
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-12-03

Il know what's passing in your
ninA." suddenly said the maiden as
the habitually silent caller stared al
her. Il know. too. why you are call.
IAS here night Hf.sr night. appropriat-
tag NY time to yourself and keeping
other hiee, young men away. You
vsat ne TO marry you, don't your"
I'll dol" gasped the young man.
7 thought so. Very we'll; will.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-12-03

LsaAaa cSASaAstss. vAsl sAslaA46
= - 1AeASsFAOod af WsstnlRASasrs
ere siAl 10 UaAy gsOVeA Ad - eAaSs
a oreg - sstAblt ~ prOpas OsntsS
Aaas - VSaeA Oas po,A~s8aa usSs
EAei tAs -ss4Raagtts vSA@8 -
- Dlas1 - Satss ~ 'tos SalAtnlA ~
uAAsasst y iast Asles tAS sAssAAss.
HGAsis essa1 ~ sAl- saAtAsS1 as
ooaslaAAa. 'aa1 ne Vhsis - sf-e8
s4eA Vtas EosAA oStE aFus - ~
g,0Ras hAVS 80 toFS - FiSbaaA-
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-12-03

BFslya Aitford. writing In the
Oa. sAGs Ast the women Of the
60as eAAaaaa n BDalA % nol make
Oaln aas roaa hsskA 80 hsNs ~
agoS y - AAsaaaa uaaas -
- UOl TAGE - tAas ka.slAsi1
49, 60 - . eAaseh 80 ~ y an
0ass . q ~ = Ooa- IAais AaS-
bas1s 49, SNsV taalnua e nan. -
- RSs ~ ~ NsaEg br,D0 sa1lE
We ...---s-.>---~--
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-12-03
Al, Want. sun.llsd

BosA Assnt-Can ! sell you q eopl
Sf IaossStte's Memory system"G
RAnhsR-ltOt much. young man. /
6szH BSaA tiny msmsFy IL perfect
BSaA Ass4t-Thsn yOu must want
DolsetssS -HSW 70 PoSgst IT, This
b eAs saas AsthS. used b. RoskssSl-
IsE. PsrsaAs snA many Of our nOtsd
o1sissaa.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-12-03

n tAros yssSa - Dsssa Cal -
Srssas4 tAgss large saAasi elsiA4As
e . Sost - es3.Ooo. 80 e ~. .
hullAaAg q tQsag rosnA hsAAS -
Aasat UFAmmaF oeA0oi bSiA4AAs h
CA.iasEnla. TAses = als0 q hAsh saASsl
eostiag tt3e.eoa. bssidos AAlitioas -
tws szASg huileinGa. apuAhas 0&,s
Sopaetty,
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-12-03
nuylna Fodder BOD the NewIywsas

Buying Fodder for the Newlyseda-
The newly married couple had just
moved into their new home. On the
morning after their arrival n baker
called to solicit their trade. He found
the young wife in the kitchen. After
explaining that his wagon delivered
once a day. the baker asked. .-And
may we have your trade. madamf"
And about now much bread will
you want each dayf"
We'll. ! don't know exactly. You
see. there are only two OF u.s." Then
doubtfully, Would FIVE caves 4 day
be enough. do you think5"
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-12-03

FAS Earl Of Ennui ldreamily1-
Wlaha iast had sr million. snd ten
PeaEs ahoad OF ne
RArea BSatiAG-it-Wsll. ysa grab
As "a ysAss al right. al right
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-12-03

There seems to be a CROWNS AnA
widely spread dissatisfaction anoag
women with the men Very few wora-
en- appear to be thoroughly SatasaSe
with the men OF their households. One
and all they fall far short Of what
they ought to be.-Exehange.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-12-03
rnR LATnaT naAlTM eeAoET.

Ths 6ssioA eAsAs . SspS 81 hsaIth
brace tAat kas beseaas VorT OspSiaS
With tAs Sesisay asaes - nAFAs U'Aoes
aA ndVsaas1 Osoup - Wsmaa arO ear.
syias 81 . crusade tor ~ saSVSrUaI
ndoaaioA-
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-12-03
Notes and
Comment
o. l-A.sss. =. ws... R.s4.-


UoWa Flooo u ms -
In housshoSd annaFs Is vsh - n
husiness ~ bosa resulas sls obtaansa
vhsSs shsrs b . lislzn1m - ~ en-,
erU. gystsa ean - e. oasuaully
followed 10 ne h1trheas = n ne
eouatina AOuss. an1 q sosa o0& .HaV8
runs aRoun1 n eiFcian AOoanns. ~ .
Sost tngEoeisaA vAsls ~ eanp esznA
IN ehess aaFs - haaay dsse0El. hpws
ever, thsRo - - eEquss ~ lss1ns
bnytAang. For ~ b ths haAaAal twe
CAicaRo ~ have dssigae1 Z. oeAanst
whieA hsaaa . SaEisty q aFtAeaaa q
tAs eeuk's oabow 80 eAvGs Aar tlas
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-12-03
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State Z
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School

~
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II is COMPLETE IN itsE quip
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Its Graduates rank among the
Best IN SCHOLARSHIP and
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The rooms are carpeted and
the Beds Furnished.
The Food Is Abundant and
Excellent IN Quality.
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