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The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01
RACING MACHINES
HAD TRUSTY AIDS
Auto Accessories Big Factors in
Breaking of Records i'm
Hill Climb
By R. R. L'HOMMEDIEU

The Hill climbing contest of last
Wednesday was the one topic Of con-
versation among the experts along
of cars which broke all records of last
year was a great surprise. AS result,
when next years contest takes place
1t is likely that the number of cars
competing will overshadow any pre-
vious automobile event held in Cali
fornia
Besides the records of the cars there
were other records made. These records
were made by the firms that had equip
ments on their cars which to a. great
extent helped to bring victory. Three
out of the six events were captured
by the Michelin tire company. These
tires were on the Apperson Jack
rabbit" which made a new record for
the hill, and also on the winning
Buick Then there were the Bosch
magnetos, which were on IL of the
cars that competed. Monogram oil was
the popular lubricant, for Is cars used
it. This means much, as proper lubri-
cation is one Of the winning factors
in a speed contest.
L. V Lynch yesterday received the
Spedwell with the torpedo body. 1t
VIII be on the
speedweII Tor saiesro9m on moor TO.
P a along automobile
row and motorists
are showing great deal of interest in
this car The semi-racer made SEN
sation when II arrived and, judging
from the artistic lines of the. latter
the torpedo should be one of the best
cars OF the season.
James Brown. president of the Con-
solidated vehicle company, has just
McFariaD Six Farlan six dem
w" is Of the popular
price class. 1t was
quite an attraction at the hill climb
and on automobile row yesterday.
Chase surrey to j. NJ. Carter of San
Jose. Carter trav-
chase surrey els through. Santa
for business Use Ia Ia oaaias ana Aia- Ala
iting the farmers
in that section. For eight years he has
drawn vehicle, but has now taken to
the motor car.
Despite the receipt of almost daily
pany has several
xobbv Tread / times during the
Tires in demand last week been
- - s forced to use the
telegraph in calls
upon the Morgan & Wright factory
for more Nobby Tread tires. Two
of the machines that they have recently
equipped are Henry A Jacobs six
cylinder Franklin and l.. j. Holton's
car.
A. McAndrew OF Nordhoff, Cal. has
recently completed tour of New Eng
land, England, Ire
Rfp Mileage ON land, Scotland and
S,.marS Tires Wales and has
= A- written the Dia-
mond rubber COM
pany that two Diamond tires on his
car have covered some 5000 miles with
out repair of any kind whatever
Ludwig Schwabacher leaves Sunday
for a. six months tour of Europe. He
VIII be accom-
To Tour Europe panied py MS wife
= A--- James and AL
bert. He has ar
ranged with the Pioneer auto company
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city is at one OF the fishing resorts In
the bay counties or whipping the
larger streams up the coast Today's
attendance at the resorts easily reached
from the city will not come up to the
turnout of rod wielders that will line
the banks Of the streams the day after
tomorrow. for the first Sunday of the
season is the big opening day for the
great majority of anglers that must
remain at home on working days.
The old reliable Paper Mill creek in
Marin county is the mecca of most of
the sportsmen out today. the ease with
which it is reached and it's reputation
as a lucky first day stream making it
the most attractive. Almost every
angler in the city has tried this stream
at some time or other and it is safe to
say that it holds the record for at
tendance today. The water in the
creek was said to be high and some
what discolored, or roily. as the fisher
men say, as late as the first of the
week, but that fact did not deter an
glers from making the trip to Point
Reyes. Olema, Lagunitas and Nicasio
creeks, tributaries of the Paper Mill,
are always good for nice baskets in
April and May. Sonoma creek and
tributaries near Glen Ellen are also
good for the first few days of the
season and generally attract a good
many of the advance guard.
WHIPPING SALMON CREEK
Ned Bosqui, Johnny Coleman, George
Uhl and W. J. Golcher, with a few
guests. are angling for piscatorial
prizes on Salmon creek near Rodeea.
having left for this. their favorite
stream, yesterday, so as to be in right
from the start.
There are numerous streams farther
north that may be reached from Ukiah
and Cazadero. where good baskets of
steelhead are creeled. The Garcia and
Gualala rivers are two northern trout
streams that come in for much atten-
ditions on the Gualala river are not
usually right until a bit later.
More anglers turned their faces to
the south today than at the opening
of the 1909 season. San Lorenzo creek
and its feeders. easily reached from
Santa Cruz. and the Sequel near Capt.
tola are being tried by many fishermen
today Bill Richards is opening the
season on the San Lorenzo. In past
years fishing was not allowed in Santa
Cruz county in April, but the super
visors of the southern county have
made. themselves popular with sports
men by taking off the lid this season
and letting anglers go to Ii.
OTHERS, AWAIT RESULTS
The Purissima and Pescadero creeks
and the San Gregorio lagoon are three
good fishing resorts in San Mateo
county. Charles F. Brandenstein. who
has been prospecting in that country
for years. is down there today with a
party of friends.
After today's results are known,
sportsmen who were obliged to post
pone their first outing until Sunday will
be able to determine which is the best
stream to visit. and in that they will
have the advantage of the opening day
contingent
Among those who Will go fishing
from San Rafael tomorrow are George
Perrick, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kimsey,
Miss Annie Kimsey, william Kynock,
Robert Kappermann, William Burke,
Bob Barrigan, Henry Lucas, J. Douglas,
Peter Kopp. Theodore Valencia, Frank
Reed, z. W. Duboise, NJ. Fairbanks,
Monte Johansen. Coroner F. z. Sawyer
and Raymond Shaver.
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AERO CLUB RECOGNIZED

dents aero club has been recognized
as an organization by the Pacific coast
aero society. The members of the club
have been invited by the Alameda
chamber of commerce to participate in
the aviation contests next month in
that city when Frank II. johnson, the
San Rafael millionaire. makes his
flights. At a meeting of the club to-
night the Alameda contest was dis
cusseG.
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King James Top Weight
in the Carter
So Di.ealeh .. "a. CaIIl

l5~cNtHt -(tof'Ue~t ~ tc
sew YORK, March S1.-In the esti-
nation of Walter Vosburgh. the oficial
handjcapper. for the jockey club. King
James is a one pound faster horse than
Jack Atkins at seven furlongs, and he
las assigned their weight TO 1876 and
I35 pounds respectively for the Carter
Handicap. the first big turf event OF
-the. local racing season.
On the form fhe horses displayed last
season. Resttgouche. one of Sam Hill
dredflf's formidable candidates and q
sta bic mate Of King James, is well
treated with I25. He is an early horse
aRd comes 70 hand easily He was only
beaten q short margin for the Brooklyn
handicap last year, the distance oi
which is beyond his endurance
The seven furlongs route suits him
better. and Hildreth is training him for
this race in preference to King James
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Auto Makes Remarkable
Time on Track

Los ANGELES, March s1.-CaIeb
Bragg, New York amateur driver,
drove a 80 horsepower Fiat on the new
motordrome track here a mile in
3S As seconds today. This time is II
seconds faster than the official mile
track worlds record and is the fastest
mile yet made on the track in the
practice trials.
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EGAN WINS NEW TITLE

CHICAGO, March 3I-H. Chandler
Egsn added the rather unique title OF
western indoor champion at golf to his
achievements yesterday when he de-
feated Harry s. Rockfell of the Calu-
met country club, s up and to play, in
S6e final over the Minnikahda course.
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NETHERLANDS RoU1

NETHERLANDS RouTE-From Pacific srsss Wharf
Colllnsvlle Emmaton. Rio Vista. Iseton. Ryde VAL
nut Grove Vorden, Courtand, Carksburs. Sacramento
Leave 500 an. Tue. Thurs. Sat. Steamer Navajo:
arrive 500 p. n.
Leave LOO pm. DsHy. except Sunday, Steamer Modcc
or Apsche; arrive Il. 30 pm.
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A AMERICAN HAWAIIAN
~ STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Tehuantepec Route

NEW YORK TO PACIFIC COAST PORTS
AND HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. sailing from New
York every six days, making direct connection
with Pacific steamers sailing from Salina Cruz,
Mexico, every six days for San Francisco:
Also to Mexican and all principal European ports
under through rate and through bills OF ladIng.
Saflings from San Francisco every 12 days.
LOCAL SERVICE FROM SAN FRANCISCO
TO HAWAIIAN ISLAND PORTS, direct every
For rates @ and fnrtber soune nsrtculsrs = .nplS 10
DEARBORN & LAPHAM. General Agents s
Bridge St, New York; WILLIAMS DIM0ND &
CO., General Agents, Pacific Coast.
80 Sansome St. San Francisco.
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Will be used in touring through Europe
and the principal cities and watering
places of the continent will be visited.
w. c. Anderson, president of the An
derson carriage company. builders of
the Detroit eiec-
President An tric automooiie, is
1-u-- ue-eo" IA o's days in San Fran
cisco and making
his headquarters with the Reliance au-
tonobile company. their local agents.
In discussing the growing popularity
of the electric automobile throughout
the east, he said:
the manufacturers of gasoline cars are
beginning to buy electrics for their
own use. While the quiet electric has
never been considered, and never will
be considered a competitor of the gas
car in a general sense, owners of the
latter are realizing the peculiar ap-
social and business conditions. Nor is
this awakening-if it may be called
that-confned to those who have no
other interest in motor cars than to
own and operate them. Men whose
business is the production of gas cars
are becoming converted to the electric.
as instanced in Detroit, the center of
the automobile Industry.
The most recent occurrence in this
line was the purchase of Detroit cleo
trio by B. G. Laughlin, secretary and
treasurer Of the K-R-I-T motor car
company of Detroit.
..Laughlin is the. tenth prominent
official engaged In the manufacture of
gasoline motor cars to add a Detroit
electric to his private garage. The
others are: H. B. Joy. Hugh Chalmers.
Henry Ford, Clarence Black. c. H
Wills James CouZens. III. II. Rackham
3. T. Everitt and James Forester. An
other prominent owner, who is con-
nected with the automobile trade, is C.
E. Butler, president of the Morgan &
Wright tire company. 1t is to be pre-
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ELECTRIC SUBURBAN VIA sAUsALIT

sausalito, Mil Valley, San Rafaei-Daily
4. M: then hourly until 400 p m. then every 40
minutes until $40 p- M; then 500 and 10 100
o. m and 1901 q. m
Feirfax-Leave San Francisco TOO. 7:4o, $40.
600, 1000. HOO a. m.. ti2:00 noon. t1:0o.
san Quentin via San Rafael-Leave 500 a. m.
Tiburon and Belvedcre-s700 s7:4o io:i5
A. M fsi2.00 noon, except Saturday,. 1890,
$500. 1920 7:15 p. m. Sundays, So 90, 81 40,
iO:15 q. m, 1880. $500. 1920. T:I5 p. m.
SUNDAY arrive 7:37 D. m '.sunday arrive
e:57 D. m. Except Sunday tSunday only.
sSaturdays only. svia Sausalito.
Pacific Transfer Company's agents are author
lied to check baggage direct from residence.
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for a large 40 horsepower Chalmers
seven passenger automobile to meet
them in New York. This American car
will be used in touring through Europe
and the principal cities and watering
places of the continent will be visited.
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COmpagnie Generate Transatlantiuue

DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIS.
sailings every Thursday, instead of Satur-
day at 10 a. nj, from pier AZ, North river
foot OF Morton street.
First class to Havre. $3.50 and upward: sec
ond class to Havre, $50 and upward GENERAL,
AGENCY for UNITED STATES and CANADA.
10 State street, New York. ]. F. FUGAzI'
Manager Pacific Coast. $50 Montgomery street
San Francisco Tickets sold By all railroad
ticket agents.
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w. C. Anderson, president of the An
derson carriage company. builders of
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OAKLAND HkRsoa FERRY-Fron San Francisco
Market Street Wharf-Week Dsys-Houry from eco
am. to 300 pm Sundays-6.45, BIS, e.45, Ills
an. 1245. 2.15, AS SIS, 6l5 SIS and 945 pm
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BAY AND INTERURBAN ROUTES
MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD
Vallejo, Napa, St. Helena

ST. HELENA-NAPA VALLEY ROUTE
Monticello s. S. Co. and Napa Valley Electric
R. r. Co. Close connections.
GROUND TRIPS DAILY-6
Boats leave San Francisco 7:00 se:45 a m
IL 80 noon 3.15, 6e0, $3.50 p. M.
San Francisco landing and office, Clay street
ferry Meals Is carte. Phones Kearny SO6 or
C470S.
sLands navy yard direct.
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LOCAL FERRY TRAINs-Na Alameda Pier
To Oakland and tlameda-f6i0. t6.45 an and ther
10 and 45 minutes past the hour until 745 pm: tier
$50. 9.15. 1000 1915. 11.3O pm. snd 12l5 am
To Alamsda and Fruitls via Horssshce sams a. above
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7:40a IPetaluma Santa Rosa Healds-i
Burg. Cloverdale, Ukiah, Willitsi
4 Sherwood. Sebastopof, sGuerne-
Vile. sMt. Rio. sDuncan Mills e:17p
s:2OalsPt Reyes, sMt Rio sCazaderol rs SIN
S:2oais s.Sonoma, s.Glen Ellen. lis :s7p
10 GOA Pstaluma Santa Rosa, Cloyerdale III :37a
ii :oOa Ipefaluma. Santa Rosa Ain
:oOpl Petaluma, Santa Rosa. Healdsburg,
Cloverdale, Ukiah GuerneviIlel
Mt Rio, Duncan Mills, Sebas-
tOpoI 1o:s7a
4:4op sonoma. Glen Ellen. ella
5:20pl Petaiuma, Santa Rosa --.-.-.-..-. s:37a
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ATLANTIC OCEAN TRAVEL
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for Morning. for Afternoon. Sunday excepted
Sunday only. SAufve Mon. Wed, Fri.
Union Transfer Co. authorized to check Baggas,
direct from residence
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L. V. Lynch yesterday received I'll
Spedwell with the torpedo body.
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SpeedweII Tor
pedO Arrives
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are showing a great deal of interest in
this car. The semi-racer made a SEN
sation when IL arrived and, judging
from the artistic lines of the latter.
the torpedo should be one of the best
cars OF the season.
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James Brown, president of the Con-
solidated vehicle company, has just
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Despite the receipt of almost daily
shipments the Weinstock Nichols COM
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w. H Dunphy reports the sale of a
Chase surrey to ]. M. Carter of San
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in that section. For eight years he has
been making his rounds in a horse
drawn vehicle, but has now taken to
the motor car.
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Chase Surrey
for business Use
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McFariaD Six
Is Now Here
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RAILWAY TRAVEL
.'|!ElsI3i|IlASsI7 SOUTHERN! "a! sI7la
APRIL
VIA COAST LINE
VIA OAKLAND PIER

TRAINS LEAVE AND ARE DUE TO ARRIVE APRIL lsIs
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An Indians ,loka.

Indians extract no little quiet enjoy
ment from what seem to them to be
oddities In the speech. manners and
customs of white people. An Arapa-
hoe stepped into the store Of trader
one day to purchase some tobacco.
The traders son was in charge of the
place. Now, this son was ut that en-
barrassing stage of growth when the
voice is changing. so that he never
could tell whether tenor tones would
issue from his lips or babylike fal.
setto or de profundis bass. On this
occasion when the Indian asked for
tobacco the youths bass notes held the
right Of way, though they We're speed
lily followed by ascending tones up to
q squeaky falsetto.
He asked the Indian. will you have
fine cut tobacco or plug?" beginning
in growl and ending in birdlike so
prahO.
The Arapahoe listened gravely to THU
vocal variety and then without a smile
reversed the process and. beginning
with the youths highest note and end
| ing with his lowest. scaled. Il think
| I'll take some plug. g.-Southern Work
| man.
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THE BABES IN
THE JUNGLE,
Smooth CRATER From the West
Gets Rapid In New York.
BY O. HENRY.
iCopyright. 1910. by Doubleday. Page 4
Company,1

ICOpyr1ght. 1910, by Doubleday, rage Il
Company.l
Montague Silver. the finest street
man aud art CRATER in the west, says
to me once in Little Rock: IF you
ever lose your mind, Billy. and get
TOO old to do honest swindling among
grown men so to New York In the
west sucker is born every minute.
but in New York they appear In
chunks Of roe. You can't count 'em."
Two years afterward l found that !
couldn't remember the names of the
Russian admirals. and ! noticed some
gray hairs ever my left ear. So
knew the time had arrived for me to
take Silver's advice.
struck New York about noon one
day and took walk up Broadway
And | run against Silver himself. all
sncompassed up in spacious kind OF
haberlashery. leaning against hote
and rubbing the half moons on bis
nails with silk handkerchief.
''I'aresis or superannuated?" | asks
him
Hello. Billy" says Silver; "I'm GLAD
to see you. Yes, it seemed to me tina,
the west was accumulating little tot
much wiseness I've been saving New
York for dessert know it's n low
down trick to take things from these
people They only know this and tha
and pass to and fro and think eve
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this measure is not employed as fire.
ouently as it should be. 1t is an ez
tremely valuable remedy in the early
stages of cold. especially ii the pa
tient is wrapped in heavy blankets
while taking the bath and its action
is assisted by some simple hot drink.
such as aaxseed tea. lemonade. etc.
with a view to inducing profuse per-
spiration.
Value Of Hydrothsrapy.
The other applications of water.
massage. etc. in disease come within
the province Of the attending physi-
clan. aud his Judgment must be eSer-
cised in each individual case. We be,
lieye that such remedies are not EN-
ployed as frequently as they should
he. The failure to use them results
not from lack of knowledge ON the
| part of physicians. but because 1t Is
difficult to carry out such measures IN
the ordinary household without EN-
ploytng skilled nurses The average
patient prefers to swallow few pills
rather than put himself to any incon
venience. This explains the rrser' t.
So many irregular lines Of treatment
when drugs have failed 10 effect y
tnre.
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Il LOANED HIN $500 ON IT"

cuff links that instigate his admiration
in pawnshop window, and we all 60
In while he buys 'em.
After we got back to the hotel and
Klein had gone Silver jumps at me
and waves his hands.
did you see it," says he. did you
see it. Billy?"
"WhatY' l asks.
"Why. that picture that Morgan
wants. It's hanging in that pawnshop
behind the desk. didn't say anything
because Klein was there. It's the ar
ticle sure as you live The girls are as
natural as paint can make them, all
measuring 36 and 25 and ~ skirts If
they had any skirts. and they're doing
buck and wing ON the bank of river
with the blues What did Mr. Morgan
say he'd give for it? Oh. don't make
me tell you. They can't know what 1t
is IN that pawnshop."
When the pawnshop opened the next
morning me and Silver was standing
there as anxious as if we wanted to
soak our Sunday suit to buy drink
We saunteretl inside and hegan to
look ut watch chains
That's Il violent specimen Of a
chrome you've ,;ot up there, remark
cd Silver casual to the llawnbrOker
| But ! kind uf enthuse over the girl
| with the shoulder blades and rcd bunt
ing. Would an offer of S2.25 for II
cause you to knock over any fragile
articles of your stock in hurrying it
1 OF the nail:'
The pawnbroker smiles and goes o,l
showing US plate watch chains.
THAT picture" says he. was pledg
ed a year ago by an Italian gentle
man. loaned him $500 on It. 1t Is
called Loves Idle Hour and 1t is b,
Leonardo de vinchy. Two days agt
the legal time expired. and it became
an unredeemed pledge Here Is q
style of chain that is worn a gre:l
deal now"
/ at the end of half an hour me ant
Silver paid the pawnbroker $1,000 ant
walked out with the picture. Silve
got into cab with it and started fo
Morgan's Office. goes to the hotc
i and waits for him. In two hours Sil
yer comes hack.
did you see Mr.. Morgan? / asks
How much did he pay you for TT
Silver sits down and fools with
tassel on the table cover.
II never exactly saw Mr.. Morgan.
he says. because Mr.. Morgan's bee
In Europe for a month But what
worrying me. Billy. is this: The de
partment stores have all got that sam
nicture on sale. framed. for $3.4S
And they charge $3.50 for the fran
alone. That's what caat under
stand"
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and anon. I'd hate for my mother to
know | was skinning these weak
minded ones She raised me better"
lis there a crush already in the wait
ing rooms of the old doctor that does
skin grafting?" asks.
We'll, no" says Silver; "you needn't
back Epidermis to win today. I've
only been here a month. but I'm ready
to begin"
1--WE been studying the town." says
Silver. land reading the papers every
day. and know 1t as well as the cat
in the city hall knows an O'Sullivan
People here lie down on the floor and
scream and kick when you are the
least bit slow about taking money
from them Come up in my room and
III tell you. Well work the town to-
gether. Billy. for the sake Of old
times"
Silver takes me up In hotel. He
has quantity of irrelevant objects
lying about.
There's more ways Of getting mott
ey from these metropolitan hayseeds.
says Silver. than there Is Of cooking
rice In Charleston. s. G. They'll bite
ut anything. The brains of most OF
'em commute. The wiser they are In
intelligence the less perception of cog
nizance they have. Why. didn't man
the other day sell ]. P. Morgan an oil
portrait Of Rockefeller junior for An
drca del Sartos celebrated painting Of
the young st. John!
"You see that bundle of printed stun
in the corner. Billy? That's gold min
ing stock. started out one day tt
sell that. hut I quit 1t in two hours
Why? Got arrested for blocking thu
street. People fought to buy 1t.
sold the policeman block of it on thu
way to the station house. and then
took It OF the market. don't wan
people to give me their money.
Now. there's another little schem'
that worked so easy had to quit It
You see that bottle of blue ink on tn
| table: | tattooed an anchor on th'
back Of my hand and went to banl
and told 'em | was Admiral Dewey
nephew. They offered to cash m.
draft on him for a thousand. but
didn't know my uncle's first name.
shows. though. what an easy town
is. AS for burglars. they won't go Il
/ house now unless there's a hot SUP
per ready and a few college student
to wait on EN-"
| Monty" says l when Silver ha
Stacked up. you may have Manha'
tan correctly Disseminated In you
perorative. but | doubt 1t. I've onl
been in town two hours. but 1t don
dawn upon me that It's ours with
cherry In It. There amt enough ru
in urbe about It to suit me. I'D be
good deal much better satisfied II th
citizens bad q straw or more in the
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Ether Topers.
NUMBER 50.

Ether is consumed by gallons to get
drunk on in q small part Of Scotland.
The origin Of this peculiar and limited
abuse Is strange. In lS4S bad cpl
deinic of cholera broke out In Glasgow.
Ar",ilg those flying from 1t were some
who came back to Draperstown, their
native place. With them they brought
o cholera mixture which they found
exceeding comforting" A rascally
doctor. knowing that the comfort pro-
ceeded from ether. laid In whole
cask He E.;,de his fortune and start
cd the habit that lasts till yet. Ether
is sold over counters In Scotland. the
PENN II drink. IN old ether topper can
drink Two OF three ounces day. but
us.. half ounce Is enc big dram In wa
ter The drinker gets hilarious In q
minute. 1t is far wilder and more
dangerous than alcohol.