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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28

racama ...e SO 49, -
sgoxans, w.. e. go
Summary Stolen --ntankrashtp
Tee-bss- hlts-Nslt aahmuts HseEifirs
hifs--N afren. killifAY strurs eat ~
Hehmuta ~ kitiiaT. q Bases on
taiis~sON arhmusa A. Tlns % Fans-
! hour snd 80 minutes Umplfs Hat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28

Young Doctor Miller. the side
Wheeler "a the Beavers Who only
t,lavs baseball as Ia recreation. per-
formed delicate major operation
tlon Weeds Turks yesterday anH
as his auarsthotlc WAS WORKING I'm
rrcaf shape. coon had the suffering
Naslema aut of aN pain Doc start
81 handing out the autlAamniA early
n the game. in fact tho FIRST three
men that faced him newer Touched
the haven uf the firet sack. ana thia
~. hut 4 fareiaate ~ what was Go
come. Nota Turk retained his senaes
under the sopofafic stuff handed out
~ Lefty long enough to rrach past
third base. lie struck them Out
right ana left when hf feit the in-
cilnation. and when he aldn T. al
lowed hts team mates 60 get in
ssrne Of their Justly famous vaudc-
VILE turns % ~Moppins the Mos
lcnss" and Teasing the Turks.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28

Fred Weed continues inxRirg Esk
The team shows more Egeee -
class behind him than snynae 80
have believed possible 3 we'd ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28

wnR NEW. modern f-zrslffd sseN
A. fcw prices eAli - TIE Hff'aN :
Ntrrinia Street. nsss Hezia1kf AfHit~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28

Now that this tine " Junk q
gradually working out ~ the sich
room atmosphere 60 that 81 the dtA-
mond let as get into tho veruaculAr
and tell how sauthpsw Miller had
fun with the Turks Lefty pitched
great bah. there is ne Ertung around
that. He allowed threa meaEly hits,
only two Of them looking dangerous
This period. frauEht with peril Tor
the Beavers. was In the fourth and
happened tnusiy. With ono down
Raymond singled. theu Bennett fleW
out 60 JAMES. and Weed hit. ADAMS
walked. films the hasos, but Miller,
realizing the terrible state ~ AZ
fairs. Strengthened up and famed
CriSikshauk in lovely fashion. and
the immortal three upon tna bases
wlthered like grass eus down By tho
i0wty farmer boy. and nothing was
heard In the weikin bgt subdsca
and muffied sabs from the Seattle
bench.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28

For the rs3t 81 the game every
thing was more than quiet IN the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28
AMERICAN LEAGUE
standlna of the cIuht.
A. Boston.

n. III. T.
St Louis .............4 8 2
Boston ...............s IL 1
Batteries -- Ray and stephen:
Barger. Hall and Kleinow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28

Before tho days Of telegraphlc
fight returns, William IiaEiitt. Eng
llsh critic aud esaayisl. wrote about
the great fleht between Tom Hlek
man. the Gasman. aud 1914 Neato
Tho fight took place az iiunEcrford
England. December. 1891. The re-
turns were aent all over England
by carrier piEeona The fight last
ed about IS rounds. and Neate vas
the winner
lIazlltt wrote hts story for q
publication called Literary DC
mains. In order 10 see the fight
he had 10 ride on a mail coach aad
sit up all nlght AZ an uYwrcrowded
public house. Ills story follows:
superelllous oasr1sn,
Neafe entered the arena between
hla second and bottle holder. he
looked around and began quietly.
when from che other side there vas
buzx. aud the Gasman came for
ward with a conscious air ~ an
ticipatcd triumph. lie atfutted about
more than become = here. sucked
oranges with a supcrcillons air. and
threa away tho skin with a toss Of
hla head aud looked at Neate
ny thia time they had stripped.
aud presented . strong contrast IN
appearance II Seate was ike Ajax.
with Aliautean shoulders. Hickman
might be compared 20 Doomed.
light. vigorous. elastic. and his back
Ellateucd in the aua a. be moved
about. panthcrllke They tossed
% for the sun. and the Gaaman
won They we're led 90 the scratch,
shook hands. and vent AZ 4.
a Lively First Round.
IN the first round every one
thought IL was all over Tho Gas
man flew at his adversary like a
tiger. struck five blows in as many
seconds. and then followed him.
sticking two more as be staggered
hack. and down he fell. a mighty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28
Al Washington.
Al phlIadelnhla.

Batteries 49, white and Payne:
Johnson and Beckendorff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28

Batteries-DonOyan and Schmidt: .
Warhop and Mitchell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28

Owing 20 the fact that Bob Brsvi
wsll play third basr DsrdaA tn
announced that today vi. y hx.S
day. III weuld be q shAlat nH
Dug FOR the ladies' is riEs RI
treat"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28

Al Brooklyn.

Bafteries-M Moore. Foxea and Doc.
in: White and Gibson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE


A. 81. Louis.
Cheapest Louis game post
poned; wet grounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28

Chinauli wiil probably pwk n
Seattle today. Gardner o. Eagls ix
Nanc 8uver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28

Miller pitched a fine game II vi
only one Turk fezche1 shlft 4,
the majority fassed away 4 n
shadow ~ she grand slan1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28

Northwestern league 6lrertrsrs
meet ia Seattle tonight TIA ~
iecis coming % are 8 dsss ~
secret.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28

Flanagan made q mlshy Il.
catch ~ Weeds foul after 4 sl.yrf
dash that would make sons 4 u
sprintefa gasp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28
WILD PITCHES

Bob Brown signed " ! x..,
phennn last niTht from -
whose name - the good gersgs :.
u McQuarrT Nac u only L -,
old but stands slx feet. ~ = =,
about $50 and The DOPE 4 - /.
all he one ~ the pifchlns ns,,s..
u tbs year lie haa ygtehse -.
Der ~ amateur and seFai-prs g.
ln Tacoma. and has gotsea III 80
The Dolores star., 1910-10-28

'sccoMpllshsd b. means q the rosd
machine and steam, roller. The road
machine secusss IN even sUrfAos With
the sdgs IT the gravel layer snd the
shoulder Of clay lsft ~ the formation
Of the suhsrsde, the roller pasaing over
this gravel Will pack Il down to .
depth 81 thres OF f,0r nchss-.depend.
Ing upon the weight Of the roller and
the kind OF gravel.
II the gravel b tao wet the material
will have . tendency to crowd ahead
81 the miller and . good bond will not
he secured. For good results the gravel
should h~ damp, but not tho wet.
The q0estion - To what constitutes
. good r0sd material ID hest answered
by experience Or test. Select . favora-
ble po,nt In the mad to lie improved
and try yoar gravel. You may find
that II will BE- necessary to mix with IL
some clay to make II bond, or In other
words ~ make the surface appear to be
hard when ruled. lit h found neces.
sary to do this It can l,est he done after
the gravel h IN place but not yet rolled.
Sprrsd . thin layer n clay over the
gravel aud then thoroughly harrow
this In until the clay and sand are we'll
u,ixrd.-E. h. House, Z. A. e. Fort
COlliits.
The Dolores star., 1910-10-28

Nsplss, Ovs. U.-t'hs authosstsss
sss sl,s susiay 10 wsahss ssoss dsssnIes
ssalasals ef the lAsslitiss esSsrd ~ the
syrtsss~. itlai wave ssd npsssiAs
ssukstUaas " AoUHs vsswvius asd
The Dolores star., 1910-10-28
STATE NEWS NOTES

A special cattls train collihed With .
locai fr~isht train two miles east NJ
Calhan on the Rsrk Island tracks Fri.
day Night with the rs~Wlt thst the nre-
man II the SPECIAL was sssiou~ly .injur.
ID aud Fireman q. J"bDson and En-.
sineer Alex Hilton NJ the freight WEIR
slightly injurrd. The engine sst nrs 10
the I'll oar and over $50 head ri cattle
were hurned.s The wr~ck n said In b.
due to the diarxsri Of orisrs BY the
crew II the freight.
About 9 o'clock last Monday morn.
linz, the county jail of Arcbuleta coun.
", ut Parma sprins., wss burned to
the grMRd. sheriff RSAvIa shortly
heiore hsd taken cut two MexIcsn
prlsnne~ 10 breakfast leaving an Ital.
Ian accused ~ forgery IN his cell, and
the snie occupant ~ the jail. During
the sheri1's si~ence the Italian took
small, p,ecrs NJ paper and lighting them
p,sahed them nut lsetween the apertWrrs
THE cells WEIR steel with woOd work
above. The tMrnine paper iGnited the
vMhwork and the jail wsa soon In
han,es. The sheriff, ~ith the assis-
tance IT . couple citisena, managed To
rrscue the italian who was uncon.
scious when taken from the building.
Because Of alleged fraudulent use Of
names n" the local optIon petition filed
Fecently with the county clerk 70
secure re-submisslon Of the question of
licensing salGnns In So0th Canon. the
district attorney has had Max Hahn,
who circulated the petition. arrrsted
an the charge n forgery. Unable 10
obtain the n~c~~asy percentage of
voters to align his petiti"n In order to
got the proposition on the ballot at the
eleetion next month, Hahn h charged
with making out . list ~ petitioners 10
suit hin,s~lf. The district attorney
claims 10 II the lo6 signatures attached
10 the petilion are fraudulent, several ii
them being names os peOple II strong
anti salsnn Views. Hahn wsa bsSund
over To the district court In $500. The
p.nal,y prrscsibed BY the local option
lac tos forging slgnsturss tn such ps,i.
tlons h isnprisonnsens In tbs peaiien
slssy feswn " to u years. BY Fsaso,'
os this: sxpsnrv. Il h said the anti.
saloeN p~ople II eouth Canon will sus
a
The Dolores star., 1910-10-28

II 10 other argument In favor
Of the adoption Of the Initiative
and Referendum were advanced
than to point to the extra session
Of the legislature that has jus,
come to . close Il would be con.
elusive TO oil save those who wear
the c0sporstion collar. TIE friends
Of direct legislation succeeded IN
getting the Initiative and Referen.
dun through before the corpora
tioa gang had ito machine in good
working order, otherwise this
soall concession would not have
bsea made to popular demand.
II isn't necessary to 90 outside Of
Colombo for object lessons on the
need Of direct legislation. although
suuesous ones cUuld be given. bu,
Colombo b Q fair specimen Of 90
called representative governmen,
uudss cosposStion machine rule.
Wheu the Initiative and Refer.
eeduo hes become Q part Of the
coaseitutioa thsu Ne can get those
oehes oeasarrs % badly Aeeded-
~ secall. direct primary without
the cooveutioo ieeture. . bank
guarsasee flaw not framed by the
baskefs. Q railroad and Other
neasuses Of less vital importance
bat II inteysat 10 the whole people
Whes ypa 60 into the booth on
electioa day to cast your ballot
think Of the extra s'-ssion Of The
legialatuSe and you will then make
. cross where your vote will b
registered In favor Of the Iuitiativs
and Re:esendum.
The Dolores star., 1910-10-28

obtained and
said land the mining s.hs
on and
Applsstion No sGs
thar the
sold
at
soa who has declared
p.d aSas State
The Dolores star., 1910-10-28

"a tFaIH n 0Is-s
. s.,-- ..'...s r. 49, -
..-..-. ~. -. ..,... p'
~. ~, - -
s-.., .-....,s. .-.....,., W.
M. .,.,....,.., -.
49,. ...., S $50
Thsre an ssvrr.i s....t,.,s In ~.
coo,, ,,c,,on NJ . ~.d ,o.d h., ~.
sorru.~. 4. that ~ dr.,n... On,
,.,bl,c rad. wo.,,d r.. r,o,s ...v,ur.
able and ls,s .x,~n.,yr n, n,.,n,.,r.
ruce n sn,d .y..r,n os drnin.s. ,.,o,d
IN secured.
0m,d gravel roads can he made In
our state, IN sDn,e losAlitis~, Ut . m.orl-
crate cost, snd we are ta,ilting, st this
time, several miles Of such road within
our hordrn.
hefore the actual construction n the
rad 10 started, the proper equipment
should t~ secured, including plows,
whee'scrsper~, slips, dump wagons, q
sprtnkIinR wagon, grader. mad ma
chine aud either Q large traction en-.
gine ~ stean, Rad roller.
For gmd consi ructiOn the old mad
surface should he plowed (speakins
now ~ the repair ~ old roads) aud
,r.d.d doxn m +. .uo,,h .urs.c. x,,h
the center h,sh mr. crwned. Th,. can
br.t re accumulated with . vr.a.r
The Dolores star., 1910-10-28

A . sample Of what the initia.
tive and referendum 10 worth to q
STATE. take the s0.cslled Cripple
Csesk war;" That "war" cost the
STATE over esoo.ooo directly. and
soms millions u dollars indirectly
through lrsseued production and
seagnatinG Industry. And II was
peecipitated simply aud solely By
the refusal Of smelter- owned leg.
lslature to pas an eight hour law;
. law demanded BY On overwhelm.
Ing vule Of the people. snd prom.
led BY bosh political parties. II
Colorado bad had the initiative
ard rsfendum then. she would
have bad On eiGh,.hour law In time
10 sv0id The strike: and its conse.
qusuces Of Pesbs,dy ism. Csbbert.
is@. sxtrsvagance. debt. supreme
quart ward politics. stolen COVER.
sosships. bought senss0rships. and
lhe rest.
All thoss evils could have beeu
svoidsd simply. easily, surely BY
tAe isitiative and reierendum. II
the ps0ple of the state could have
psssed 90 eight. hour law. the lex.
lslaiuse would have passed one,
Juse - % insurance against vevs.
lstioaasy procedures like thoss
soesd shove. the inilistive and ref,
ssesdum 10 worth the Gust Of {
60oso extra sessions Rocky
uOuulain News.
The Dolores star., 1910-10-28

TIE SPECIAL inscsests" Of this
sssle will spend more money to
defeat the luitiative and Refer.
endun thia fall than the entire
sst Of pubIicssion Of oil the Initia.
"a ard Referred measures that will
come before the people Of this state
10 the next twenty-five years.
The Dolores star., 1910-10-28
SALE or STATE LANDS.

legally
u
s.d sd sn %. or M
and
Wales o b
dat.
viii od
m s:ss : H. 3: % e. ssss M.
=. % ~: e. e g.: 10 a 4.
& :s .: =; s 81: I'll: M q MAJ. l.. a
Pin, ...... c M. i. ss -: ss;;s "a q Lssd os...'s"
The Dolores star., 1910-10-28

Mount Epon,so. TIE known dealhs
total ~. Thousands u psssosss ~
homslsss and the n,nst aestoua psohlsn,
nov y 10 provide thess With shs,ess,
ltod aud drinking water. King We
eov E,un,anwel arrived here today nm.
snnounesd. The populaes seslalsssd
hts nsajssty with enthusiam..
The Dolores star., 1910-10-28

ssss that these people are eutitlsd
70 I vote before their names ere
p!scsd on the Registrations books.
Doloees bed . sswple Of their
Method Of voting two years ego.
The Dolores star., 1910-10-28
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS

Paris, Oct. 28.-M. Blanchard, 81
aviatos. kll fnHm . height II hun.
ds~d feet aud was Instantly killed to-
DAY. blanchard was attempting a.
,ie~C~nd after . succ<ssful light frou'
b4nSwes.
New York, Oct. ~ Hawiey and
Punt, the aIissing talt,onists are found.
William HAwi~y, . brothsr ~ the
s~s0naut reviewed the hnlk'wing mes
sass frnn 81. Ambolse, Q0sl'ec, tonight:
"lAnd~h In WILDERNESS fif,y miller
north ~ Cbicutin'i, Qust~r, st no"n
an the nineteenth. RDthwsli. !"
(sixn~d Allen r. HawIey.)
-
Manila, Oct. 2s.-Two hands 81 Can.
Ohas trlt,ss men are depreds,inx the
west PARTON ~ Luvan, In the south.
eastern partition VI Mindano island aud
have killed ssversl planters, including
Earl 0~vs. am American. AL svsila-
biz troots were osd~rsd TO the sc~ne to-
day. Mine Canatss dsta declared
their p0spss u sxpelilns sii foreigner.
and Ftlipiuas from the district. Brig.
sA,es t3snssal john II. P~nhimg y
huvrytmg endorsements 10 Duvo.
London, Octohsr 22.-Ia the famous
Old Bailey ooart this afternoon, Dr..
Hsw.sy n. Cdppsa, the American
dentist, wss found guilty II numbering
bis vile. Belle Elnovs Cnppsn, On ~
slous February ., 1910, aud buryiDs
h~s trs,y In the cellar u their Hilltop
Crssc~ms home In suburb II London.
Crsppsa vas ssntsDcsd 10 death ~
hanging. The Jury wss out twenty.
H,Us n,iuutss.
London, Oct. Is. After . trial Of
un~xpecisd bssvlty today. Ethel Ciars
l1susvs was acVuitisd VI the charge ii
l,sIns m sccss~Osy si.ss shs fnct u the
murder " Belle Eln,osv Csippsn. TUE
spssdy and ihvosabls verdict ~ tbs
Jury wss . suspsisr. ios following the
ssNssssclms To death lest saturday II
~. Hs~isy Cslppsa sOs The Musdsf of
vile, Il wss sxpsctsd that hiss LsOsvs,
hls spussss sssSossaphss, would s~csivs
81 lsass . psts0n ssUssNcs.
-
Nsplsa, Oce. U.-I'bs aushostttss
sss st,s tu1ay 10 wsehss sssoss dsslnlls
ssaiassas ef the iAsalitlss esssrd " the
syrlSsss. iklai wave ssd sososMps isiss
ssurstvaas " Mount vsswvi1s asd
The Dolores star., 1910-10-28

Friday. October 20. 1910.

oeAAocNAv,c STATE rKkGr.
ytiEaitS I. q NEE: 3; H S:ss..
D.H2HST'f1ssift6sk a::;a..a
,ous ;. S2S;ir'sisS;t D..,..
"a. lfflsssss;zifi;s;ffiDs.' Is Miguel
,AnsE;' i !. isESkcciff.' ;a..,.
aoApY 2fissisiisfsA. D..,.r
MA Lf6DS. IA P..o
,ousS ;4s Y. GzEES SiasF. d.,.,
s.iiz;tffhfiN'i Il Y rs co6k. . sass:
)! a 4. IS1'vi 6ssSsi.; Ss:sI:;.
sGs.s kgFES;s;ts. p::::',,;::,
Cua9rsse9sa yIpe District,
AN. kUCkk1, Dsavss
cSSs5dgss,,HsrIi Tin F R,::;ss''
The Dolores star., 1910-10-28

n you ere 10 favor Of the recall.
. direct primary without the Gun.
vssslos fsssuss, Q registration law
thae has no. heea dictated BY the
Ossvss Zig Mitt." the headless
ha1loe. . beuk guasassss law Nh
fssosd By The bsakess. end other
0sasurss that are needful and
bsss6cial 10 ths masses. vote for
~ laieistive and Rsfssendum
ensudneas. n Il carries you will
shss b 10 . position TO demand
ehsos oehss neasurss.
The Dolores star., 1910-10-28
Notice.

Notice 10 hereby given that at tho meetings
Of the Board Of County commissioners Of Mon
in the Court House, Cortss, Colorado. In the
month Of October. 1910, the following claims
filed against tho County were allowed and war.
rants ordered drawn upon the proper funds In
payment therefor -
O. G. .. FUND.
Arizona republican., 1910-10-30
OWNERS OF WORLDS sABLEs.

The various governments of the world own together $50 cables, having total length of 14,4S0 miles and con taining 21,56O miles of conductors. The French government which takes the lead as to length of cables, has 3,460 miles in 54 cables. As to number. the Norwegian government comes first, with 255 cables, having a total length of PAS miles. Finally, as to the length of conductors, the English government comes first, with 5,46S miles of con ductors. divided among 115 cables, hay in a total length of 1,5SS miles.
 Private companies to the number of own 2SS cables. having length of 126,S S64 miles and containing 127,6 ,632 miles of conductors. The French com panies, only two in number-the Com pagnie Francaise du Telegraphe de Par Paris a New York and the Societe Franchise des Telegraphes Sous Ma rins-have IS cables, with a total length of 7,429 nautical miles. The most i'm portant of the private companies is the Eastern Telegraph company, which Op- crates 75 cables, with a total length of 25,347 miles.-EXhange.
Arizona republican., 1910-10-30
SOCIALISM IN GERMANY.

Socialism had little foothold in Ger many before 1S4S. When the revolu- ton of 1S4S came the spirit of demo- cracy and revolution that had been inherited from the first French revo- lution was revived and intensified The soil was now ready for the new seed, and when it was planted it grew to marvellous and alarming proportions,
 The party is without doubt not only the largest but the most thoroughly organized and efficiently led reyolu- tionary body that the world has ever seen. It is a constant menace not only to Germany but to the entire world Its programme of democratic com munism and the radical utterances of it's leaders give ample justification to the ramark made many years ago by the second Chancellor of the empire that it is the greatest danger which threatens the close of the nineteenth century and the opening of the twen- tieth" North American Review.
Arizona republican., 1910-10-30
LIDS ANGELES BRANCH
 IS SHOWING RESULTS
Many Homeseekers Are Being Direct ed to Phoenix and Salt River
 Valley.

If there are any who think that the Los Angeles branch of the Phoenix board of trade-is not obtaining results they should call on Secretary Harry Welch and ask to see two or three of the daily reports which L. J. Rice, who is in charge of the branch, is sending over.
 If there is one day on which MT. Rice has not reported someone as hav- ing either left for Phoenix or having made arrangements to do so in the next day or two, MT Welch does not recall it. Many of those who are in- duced to come here through the Los Angeles branch call at the board room after their headquarters. For the very skeptical, MT Welch has a partial list of those who have purchased property since their coming.
 Mir Rice's report for october 26 was to the effect that twenty-five people had called at the branch on that day and registered their names. He gave the names of three persons who had left for Phoenix the night before and the name of another who had an nounced his intention to leave,
 The next day, october 27, MT. Rice reported that twenty-seven had regis tered and gave the names of six per sons who would leave within the next week.
Arizona republican., 1910-10-30
THE JUNIOR PARTNER.
How He First Came, UnconsciousIy, to Find Favor With His Employer.

"Our junior partner" said a busi-
 had two boys at that time, both equally promising, but one of these
 boys has since risen only to be a
 junior clerk in our shipping depart
 ment, while the other has now be- come our junior partner. How did we come to know which was which, will tell you.
 When I came down to the store one morning I found one of the boys sweeping the sidewalk and he was sweeping against the wind. Dust and litter blowing back over the space he had swept, and he going back to sweep it up again. Nice boy and
 meant well, but lacked the kindling spark of quick intelligence. It didn't
 dawn on him that he was sweeping
 the wrong way.
 Next day I found the other boy sweeping the right way. with the wind No dust and litter blowing
 back. to be taken up again with loss
 of time, but everything going with tbim. He was sweeping the sidewalk lcleaner, making a better job of it. and in half the time. Even at that iage the boy had good sense and in telligence. faculty for doing things the right way, and this faculty he developed more and more strongly as he went along"
Arizona republican., 1910-10-30
DOGS CAN'T RESIST THE ARMY
The Troopers Take Them In and Give Them a Home.

Any one who has his eyes about him and who visits Camp J. A. T. Hull will notice nearly as many dogs as men in the big military reserve. There is not company of troop but what has a dog attached to 1t, and not a few companies and troops have two and three dogs.
 A dog led the charge across the im- aginary river, dog led the review of the troops which should properly have been headed by General Smith and a dog stood by the general when the troops passed him and dipped their colors as they passed.
 Where did we get him" said a trooper, referring to a dog which looked like all the rest of the dogs and which had just succeeded in capturing a horse that had thrown his rider and successfully evaded all attempts by men to capture him. Where did we get him? Lord, sir. we just picked him up. It's easier for a boy to resist a circus than it is for a dog to resist the army. Many a respectable coun- try dog has left his life of ease to join the army. We like 'em and we give 'em a good home and they just stick, No disrespect, sir, but our troop could get along better without