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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-25
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THE BEST COUGH SYRUP is J
EASILY MADE AT HOME.
Costs Little and Acts Quickly.
Money Refunded If 1t Fails.

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This recipe makes a pint of couf
syrup and saves you about 50 az cor
pared with ordinary cough remedi,
IT stops obstinate coughs - eve
whooping cough--in hurry, and
splendid for sore lungs asthrn
hoarseness and other throat trouble.
Mix one pint OF granulated suea
with ~ pint of warm water. and stis
FOR minutes Put 2h ounces oi
Pinex fifty cents WORTH lin a pint
bottle and add the Sugar Syrup. Take
IL teaspoonful every one. two or three
hours. Tastes good.
This takes right hold of cough
and gives almost instant relief. ri
stimulates the appetite and In slight
lis laxative--both excellent features.
Pinex. as perhaps you know. Is thf
most valuable concentrated com
pound OF Norway white pine extract
rich Ia guiaicoI and the other natural
healing pine elements.
work. of Pinex I'm this recine, although
strained honey can be- used Instead u
the lugar syrup, IL desired
Thousands OF housewives in the
United States and Canada now use
this Pinex and Sugar Syrup recipe
The plan has often been initiated. but
the old successful formula has never
heen euuallcd Its low cost and quick
results have made 1t Immensely popu
lar
A guarantee OF absolute satisfaction
money promptly refunded, goes
With this recipe Your druggist has
Pinex or will get III for you. If not
sent 20 The Pinex Co, Ft. Wayne, Ind
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| problem? If more sons wereunderstood
and properly trained there would be
fewer daughters breaking the hearts of
their parents
In this same article there is mention
made of the boy and his misdeeds, but
apparently the teacher who finds a
| boys obscene notes, while longing to
| turn them over to the mother of the
girl, never seemed for one instant to
consider that perhaps she might turn
them over to the mother or father of
the boy.
| Are a boys sins so easily erased? /
| do not mean from the minds of soci-
ETY., but from his own life? Are not
masculine bodies as susceptible to faint
and weakness as feminine? Should
not boys soul be kept as clean as a
girls?
We teach a boy to be brave To be
Notwithstanding to a very low
standard. To work. To earn money.
To earn more money. And again to
earn money. Might we not be better
employed in teaching him how to live?
One young girl, sweet and clean and
I a gentlewoman, was carried away with
a girlish passion for an older boy. She
wrote HMM answer to his notes
little silly missives. She thought it
very romantic that he kept all of her
notes. She has since found out that
he has a fad for collecting such notes,
which he reads to his boy friends. She
would give q great deal to wipe them
out of existence, or regain possession
of them, but does not dare tell her
father of the girlish escapade, and the
boy just laughs A weaker girl might
have placed herself innocentIy in the
power Of a more evil minded man by
her fear of her father, and the threats
to show the notes. She might be drag
ged to deeper depths than she even
dreams of, though she feels sufficiently
Inundated now to imagine anything.
What of the boys honor? He wrote
notes to her which were far more low
ing than hers to him, Has he the right
to do that and still be considered a
decent boy? or course he has all those
rights He owes nothing to a girl who
will write notes. He would only be
thought amusing If he should tell his
father all about the notes and the girl.
II would be joke. Puppy love" would
account for 1t ALL
1t isn't fair! The girl is preached to
and the woman Is acknowledgement
all to make her At to marry some man
who has a lax sense OF honor where
women are concerned. She must be
pure. Why? To match or counteract
his impurity? She must be domestic
to make q home that will hold-what?
A man who must be held with as much
care as il he were some new kind of
explosive?
1t is right to talk to the girls. Moth
ers must keep their daughters conf
dence to save them from irreparable
INJURY; but, like many reformers, we
are working from the top down. Wo-
men are conceded to be more mora
than men. yet they get all the preac
ments.
Why not begin at the bottom of
the mischief and try to train boys to
so fine and honorable that they will
even think of betrayins a girl IN"
wrong situations? We will reduce Il
moral problem to minimum when We
can make men and boys see that they
have as many moral obligations as
women and girls.
A boy is taught to play fair In all
games. save only the biggest game OF
all--life! He is allowed to be a bully
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-25

look quite right
Many time a woman has ben dis
appointed In a hat which looked 50
well in the store" simply because she
has made herself look different when
trying 1t on from the way she looks
every day.
More than that. a good milliner
knows at a glance just what angles to
tilt a hat, and the chances are that
unitNs a woman observes this very
closely, or has great deal of natural,
style, she win never get quite the same
tilt again
So when selecting a chApeau, put on
only your natural expression and then
choose a shape that will not need the
constant attendance Of your milliner
to get on properly.
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Mrs. l.. c.: 1t Ia not necessary that
your face reflect your age You could east
more youthful complexion II you quit us
Ing powder and tried good lotion. Dis
solve four ounces spurfnax In half-ptnt
hot water and add two teaspoonfuls glycer-
arms, and 1t will improve your looks Won
derfully. 1t VIII soften and whiten your
skin and remove that shiny, greasy saHow
look. This inexpensive lotion VIII not rub
Off like powder, and Is very beneficial IN
preventing and removing freckles and skin
pimpes. and makes n wonderful skin beau
tifier. You can get anything recommend
at almost any drug store.
r. Sisters: IL the patrons OF your
beauty parl0rs" object to shampoos maze
from soap on account OF the great danger
of the soap allSsli running the lustre of the
hair, try shampoo made by dissolVlng
a teaspoonful Of canthrox In cup OF NOT
water and aftcr ShampOoing. rinse the
hair as usual Canthrox makes the most
satisfactory shampoo imaginable and leaves
no bad effects. 1t fathers spendidiy and
is the best and most thorough scalp
cleanser have ever seen. II relieves scalp
irritation and leaves the hair bright,
soft fluffy and easy to do up. This sham
poo dries very quickly, is entirely behr-
fetal and will not cause faded, strcaEy or
dlsconred hair as soap and most shampoos
are likely to do
Weak Eyes. Wearing glasses Is nos
likely to help your weak, dull, inf'aIned
eyes. What you need Is good strength
ening eye tonic. The next time you go
to a drug store yet an ounce OF crystos
and dissolve 1t in 4 pint OF water Drop
few drops OF this in each eye oeea-
sionally and yon will he surprised how
soon ii will give ron relies 1t Will not
smart or burn the eyes aud ls per
fectly reliable tonic for any one to use
who has eye troubles. It Is splendid
for treating watery, expressionlcss eyes
or graduated Ids. 1t makes the eyes
bright, strong and sparkling.
r. f.: / would advise Won to seek
health first. before beauty. You say you
are not sick, but that you feel tired
always look sallow and have pimples and
eruptions Try this homema blood puri-
fer and system tonic: Get from your drug
Eist one ounce of kardene dissolve ii In
One-half pint of alcohol and one-half cup
of sugar, then add enough hot water to
make full quart. Take a tablespoonful
before each meal. This remedy should
tone up your system and build up your
strength II aids digestion. arouses
torpid liver and purifes the blood. When
your blood is pure, your sallowness ana
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Call the society editor on
either Of The Forums four
wires and ask The Forum
central for No. S.

energetic farmer who has a homestead
two miles north Of Rslfield, and Is also
a contractor and builder. The bride
IS one Of Belfields popular young la
dies, who for the past year clerked in
the general store Of Kennedy Bros. at
south Heart. The young couple go to
housekeeping on the bridegroom
homestead.
sunday afternoon at A o'clock occur
red the marriage of C. S. Thatcher and
Miss Grace Myers at the home of the
bridegroom on Prairie street Douglas
n. ~ by Reverend Alderman of the
Methodist church.
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The First Ice Cream.

The first ice cream maker is said to
have been French conrectioner, who
prepared the dainty for the Due de
Charities in liza Loro Bacon was
aware of the process Of congealation
by means of snow and salt, but To-
him 1t was a scientific fact OF greater
or less interest and he had no idea Of
the delightful possibilities of this pro-
cess on various eatables. Iced drinks
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when the testl-
mony of terrible
events chronicled
In newspapers and
in Juvenile courts
is considered.
There Is another
question Of vastly
great ! m por tt
was tempted to say
of vastly greater
import--than this.
Mothers a n d
fathers - do you
know your sons?
Is a boys heart
such open type
such plain reading
that I,a fu M
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-25

gests the mellowed southland. Miss
Guinan is the life of the performance
She has striking personality and
her sunny presence enriching the
scenes, and one has little wonder
that the best marksmen for miles
around the Bohmorwald mountains
flock each year to the annual sport
ing event of the Schuetzenfest corps.
the highest award for which is a kiss
from Lima, the belle of the German
village Nor would one entertain any
doubt Of the reason why the crowds
tiock to see the reproduction of the
pretty story of Lima, Fritz, Christina
and Karl
porting Miss Guinan, is an ex-
celleht company of comedians and
singers. Dick Temple, Harry Herm-
sen, Louis London. Miss Venita Fitz-
hugh and Miss Ida Fitzhugh all de-
serve special attention for their excel
lent Interpretation of the characters
assigned to them. Mile Vanity scored
a pronounced success in the boule
ward and waltzing numbers and re-
ceived many encores for her most
difficult yet graceful dancing The
production is one Of unusual beauty,
the gowns the most elaborate and
fetching seen here.
Ivy Rebekah Lodge No. /, T., o. O. r,
Il.
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or DRINK NEEDS oRRlNE.

Drink cunningly destroys the will
power, and while the drunkard wants
to do what YOU tell him, he wants
thousand times more the drink that he
Graves. Medical treatment is necessary.
Orrine will destroy the desire for liquor
SO that the drink will not be missed.
and restores the patient to health
This remedy Is thoroughly scientific.
refund your money IL 1t fails to effect
a cure. Booklet on How TO Cure
Drunkenness" free on request. The
orrine Co. 4s2 Orrine Building, Wash
ington, %. G. Sold In this city by Fout
q Porterfeld, 81 Broadway.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-25
VALUABLE HOME RECIPE
VIII Break Up Several Geld I'm a Nav
md Cure nmX Emnahle Cnzarnh

mix one-half pound Of Concentrated
pine compound with two ounces of
glycerine and a half pint of good
whiskey. Shake thoroughly each time
and use In doses Of n teaspoonfu 10
a tablespoonful every four hours :"
Smaller doses to children according to
age. This formula is given out by a
noted medical authority. Local drug
gists say this mixture will work won
ders. They all have these ingredients
in stock or will quickly get them. Any
one can mix them. Be sure to get
only the genuine Concentrated Pine
Each half ounce bottle comes i'm a
tin-top alright ease.
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Buyina Your Hat,

Look natural while you are trying it
On in the glass
Don't smile unduly, or smirk, or look
soulful
Because then when you get II homo
and try it on again, something will be
sure to be lacking: the hat will not
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-25

and water ices were known to the Pa
risian epicures a century and a half
earlier the dainties having probably
come from the far east by the hand
of some traveller, who had tasted
sherbet
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and cheat where he should be most
honorable
Mothers ~ fathers - while training
your daughters. do not forget your
sons.
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DOCTORS PRESCRIPTION
Quickly Cures Rheumatic Pains. Also
Splendid System Builder

Splendid System Builder.
One ounce compound syrup of Sar-
saparilla, and one ounce Toris com
pound. Add these to a half pint of
If 1t Is preferred) and use table
spoonful before each meal and at
bed time. The bottle must be we'll
shaken each time. This simple remedy
Is one of the most effective known
The restorative action will be felt
after the first few doses. Any drug
glst has these ingredients or win quick
ly get them. Any one can mix them
This formula Is also especially bene-
fetal TO old people and all persons of
failing strength, MS 1t will eventually
restore full physical vigor.
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III
You
Use
WHAT OF THE BOY.
BY Mary Russell.

There is an article in a recent maya
azine asking mothers If they really
know their daughters. The necessity
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WHAT BURKE HAS
DONE AS A GOVERNOR

Continued From Page one.
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Ivy Rebekah Lodge No. ], l.. o. o. r,
meets second and fourth Tuesdays at
Loyal knights hall. Mrs. Eliza Let
ford, N. G.; Mrs. Title Siegel, r. S.
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4 { &
A Word Meaning Fast.
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WHAT | ENJOY MOST
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NOTICE
These puzzles are for Juniors
from 10 to 16 years only and ARE
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epk kaen on

haps you will be successful next time.
The Junior follows the fairest possible
method of awarding its prizes
All answers must be spelled correctly,
written neatly and sent in on postal
cards Those received in other ways
will not be considered.
The correct answers to the puzzles
published in the Junior Call OF Sep
tember rs are as follows:
!, Broom; 2, Topsail; 8. Pastor; 4,
Dominoes; s, Eagle. 6, Minnow.
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1864 Larkin Street, San Francisco. Pa
ellie Heights School, A Eighth
Grade. Age IL Years.
There are SO many nice ways to spend
ones time that 1T is very hard to choose
the incest. There is swimming, which
l enjoy, though I can not swim very
well. and skating outdoor games, such
as tag, hide and seek, etc, and indoor
games.
But the way like most to spend my
time. is in reading and writing stories
to the, Junior The reading helps me
and phrases for my stories. / also en-
JOY moving pictures and / spend a good
deal Of my recreation in nickelodeons.
Basket ball Is my favorite outdoor
game and l just love to swim in the
surf. I have been able to enjoy ocean
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"1S SIIVIIt OF PdPtTS.


AQ0feSS.
Grade.
WRITE ON ONE SIDE OF
WHAT IMPROVEMENT CAN
SCHOOL
Here is topic upon which you
expecting some splendid letters in
going to school, and no doubt will
departures that would not only ad
improve school life in general N,
possible to improve So cudgel yo,
sort of bright suggestions you can
You are coming to the front ags
backslide this time, but keep it up.
naner to have a GOOD showing of
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the little hossx calf that looks at !
III SCuPIU- dIHdzeIHeHC as WE eat OUT
lunch under big tree by the creek.
gives a sudden kick and runs away,

way.
Before we know it the sun is far
in the west and then it's pack up and
go back. Old Bell is again put in the
harness. and very reluctantly, we
think, she leaves the spot. On the way
home we talk of the good time we
have had, and are quite ready for the
we get there.
Yes, picnicking is certainly my favor
lite recreation.
ATHLETICS
WILLIS r. I.YNN
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something profitable by reading this
great poem.
Who can find a better picture of do
mestic life than the one in Snow
Bound? The outcast, the traveller and
the ones away Yrom home read Snow
Bound" with a sob in their throats, as
they think of the home thousands OF
miles away. Hawthorne had the gift
of moving men and women to tears by
his writings. 1t is a truly great gift
to be able by your writings to strike a.
sympathetic chord in the hearts of
people you have never seen. To know
that the force of your inspirations
makes this world little better, makes
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sEST I'M THE PI


ould all be able to write, and we are
esponse. The majority of you are
be able to propose changes or new
to the welfare of the children, but
system can be perfect; it is always
brains bit. Juniors, and see what
axe this week
] with the open letters. Now, don't
ou've no idea how it improves the
urrent topic writeups on the front
; you've proved your ability in that
get-letters in by Wednesday.
IR SECTION
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WRITING CONTEST
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What Part of a s
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morning ] can get IN early mack a.

morning l can get up early, pack. a
nice big basket of lunch--and nice
lunch at that--and then take my two
little sisters and brother and go on a
picnic. : We hitch old Bell to the cart
and drive three or four miles up into
a canyon. There we unhitch the horse
and leave her to Craze, for she comes
whenever she is called. We tramp
about, picking flowers and ferns, and
when berries are ripe we have some
to eat with our lunch.
We wade in the clear little stream
, and watch the water as it goes dancing
over the bright pebbles Now and then
frightened little minnow goes sour
our feet In the water are some new
kind of water dog come to devour
them.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS YE&0 II

NfNyA6> "'SA'' j /
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What State?
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.ther side the ball Is thro-
DStWCCH IVY Bits UI 7UUyS. TzdCII tIIt.
to catch or bat the ball from his rival
and in this way you often get hit by

Ute UHe pIayIHB against you.
At our school We have two teams,
the first and second. The first team
has been successful many times in de-
feating both grammar and high schools
The second team has been organized
lately and has not played but three
games outside. Of the home teams OF
these three the new team has won
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tIdIftIC NElys
Far Rockaway and many others al
along the coast.
Reading is not a very healthful way
to employ ones time, because 1t doe!
not develop the lungs or muscles, ant
is also bad for the eyes. The IndiaI
Of olden times did not know what {
written or or printed FOR the real Amer. se
leans used hieroglyphics. Thus theil
eyes We're so sharp that they could per.
cieve things two or three miles off, and
of mankind. There was not half the
sickness of our. day in the day of the
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eOpIe, gives him The distinction
eing the most widely read of
we read Books which inspire charit
haln tn form chn ra

Kindness and love, our characters will
be nodded after these three virtues.
There is nothing that is better to give
to the world than the influence OF our
inspirations in which we may make the
world see the ideal.
BOOKS
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CHIHk UI, TtITCSUcS me SO tnat
hf pOmoc oon co ~ ~, y, v,o,,.;
homework With a VIII. One OF my IA
vorite maxims is, III at first you don't

succeed, Try, Try again..
WOULD WIN FAME AS A
WRITER
DOROTHY CONSTANCE KLOPSTOCK.
Dudley Stone ScbOO1. ECnurth
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VT DhSN
vEvA RUSSELL,

A seventh Grade. Age IA Years
:, Among the recreations l most enjoy
the game OF basket ball. This game is
played in many Of the public schools
OF San francisco, and Is something
ike that OF football, because it is
rough. While playing you often get
hurt by the ball and also by falling.
1t takes seven girls or boys to each
side, altogether IA being needed to play
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NUT Tor grownuPs. Juniors mus
school on postal bearing their

vi Pooeo. Hs ISr
NOT be considered.
Winners OF Puzzle Prizes
Four very fine fountain pens will be
given away each week for correct an
swers to the puzzles. This does not
mean that every one answering the
puzzles gets prize. But if you persist,
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CARES MOST FOR HER PEN
MARJORIE MAUZY
1165 O'Farrell Street, San Francisco.
Pacific Heights School, A Eighth
Grade. Age IA Years
Thinking it over, it is hard to say
what is my favorite diversion. When 1
was younger 1 loved to play with dolls,
but now people tell me I must put
them away. This I will not do, and
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ect.
ne.
School.
Age
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&c. HHu you CdII 10 It, yC
ODrNr rr
!.

Any Junior may write letter
lie interest. Keep track of the lei
take subjects already written on,
writer and wish to answer in a lett
from 200 to 400 words, must be
must be on a subject of public inte
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peUpIt IIttIe HdppIci, Hel
a their chqrac cferq a litfIa
and their hearts little kinder towards
mankind.

English. writer, william Shakespeare.
/ consider his Merchant of Venice the
greatest play ever written. The in
genuity of the plot the wonderful way
the author makes his characters seem
live men and Women and the wonderful
power of description in which he
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LEANS TOWARD INVENTION
FRANCIS LAWLER,
3OO6 Eighteenth Street, San Francisco.
st. Peters school, Eighth Grade.
Age 13 Years.
The best way l can enjoy my recrea-
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ng is a great sport at the p
HIOIe SIIOuIU U6

dUOUI It. Manly times make letters
out of copper wire and by sending 8
small voltage through them find how
much less the shock is at the ends thar
where the circuit commences.
Sometimes l take to pieces my var.
ious automatic tools and examine theil
parts. / like to look at any kind OF
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WI u

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d to, l love them just the s.
for them.

I enjoy sewing very much Not
fancy work. butt millinery and dress
mis- and basket bali, which most girls
and boys nowadays enjoy, I do not
care for.
l enjoy reading good books, but to
come to the point, / believe my favorite
diversion Is my love for writing. After
hard days work at school, when I
come home tired and cross, to take up
the. purest and sweetest thnuphts I
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es / make tables build gravity
ct'US uiIU SOIIcVITItS 4 ldkt apart lily
single induction coil electric engine
EYerY time / do this I take more inter.

est in it and procure more knowledge OF
is about the best way Of spending my
recreation hours, because in doing so
gain knowledge which may come in
handy when / am man.
One thing l like to do is to build
aeroplanes, gliders in this case, as none
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OK IN It's regular order.
ATHLETIC SPORTS

WILLIAM FAULKNER,
S21 South Monroe Street, Stockton, Cal.
st. Mary's School. Age IL Years