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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-19

It Is customary TO. 1nve1gh against The coeksure
people who make positive statements on insufficient
grounds, but l am inclined to think that they are
much rarer ana much less Of a pest than the people
who never are SURE.
You ask them about the simplest thing--did
they leave the house before or after two o'clock. was
such-and-such a window shut. was there a light hi
Mr.. Soand-So's house when they passed, and they
cannot be sure
Probably they win answer you positively and
promptly at first, but II you press them with the
question, Are you sURE?" they back down.
They THINK SO. AS far as they can remember.
ii was so-and-so. They are PRETTY sure. But
SURE - unmodihed sure-no. they can't be that
Do you know, 7 think that the unwilingness to
ha sura Is a kind OF cowardice.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-19

We ae afraid to stand BY cur Q " AAoWIeuse We ae AFRAID 70 rely
on er own minds, W don't ARE Z 4 800 wnae ~ hHoW
OF course. to be foohshy M U :, M 1es1 saM p0 se pou ~ M
fault. But it Is at least the fauld Q = se uous aAu : gal ~ oehey
that his faults will be more easily 1o'sse ean NOSE o. tn eternaa
hanger back. a~... a .N
You remember how often Peter mAd MISTAKES You remember his
greatest mistake--that positive asse'Ion a.naMe 2 g ianea 30 hVe Up -
And vet, / think most people have 9 peeuhary K1ndly foeAng toward
Peter and somewhow, I've always faane1eutt To- In Loru especially loved
Peter. You see, his mistakes were nswAys muse q 2 Ger.
Never III dare to be sure Is a luAswarnis hloVapa weakness, TIM
reaxras ~ tha awet raj that goes safely by the fire."
HTns ssccsasfu1 BUSINESS men are always sure #
The great reformers are always hufet #3
Big people DE- any kfd are alway sure lat parto Q their big
Tr,st tbvself ia second ony fafmportance to know thyssf
TrIn vnur chua "a 81 sura reach him when he knows a thing IT,
snav ~ and ~ to be backed down BY any challenge and you will have
given him a habit OF mind that will oaD heaa 20 ourage and
selfrediance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-19
Please Read These Two Letters.

/, The following letter from Mrs. orvIae Rock will prove bow unwise
Its tor women to sufmit to the dangers of asurgieal operation wheni
may be avoided BY taking Lydia E. Pinkhaus Vegetable Compound.
She was four weeks In the hospitaI and came home suffering
worse than before. Then after all that suffering Lydia q Pink
hams Vegetable Compound restored her health.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-19
By RUTH CAMERON

G "a 4 fAS It Tuesday r Thursday that you met Mr.. someone?g
wv Tuesday"
10y Are you sure2"
not SURE"
Surely that conversation must have a familiar ring to you.
/ made it up right out Of my head, but I tried to have it typical OF
the thousand and n similar conve rsations that you and / rave heard
How lew people in this world ae SURE!
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-29

rs 4 Dunbar has o. 2 returned from
a is- week. 'rlr through 'he South"ri
.'at-, NJ BHubaf remarked that be-,
al very interesting 'rr which VA.
a. q. iou I-ft Ts,umrau 90 Galveston
ysTa. from With point he 'pof .HiI
E.s Wet fIa while Iu Key Wet
~ DsnFar $50, ID q 4 : Military -n
snfm~n' .H1 .a~ 5000 81 Uncle Sam .
'rDnI, going through 'Ur wrf manor
o.. The trr from Galveston 20 K"'
Nss' aas h. hr.i ~N',"fHrurr as . deer
o. - IYT and the result whs iI.HsirDus
Al vs. 4. Ius' nov siri be- was NJ
iS'rar fpHFd that 'Le ,uu'urrf portion
- Florida grow . uDur'"Dus crop ni
~mo.gUiios al the yrar round The rul
w. continued iron Kew " - 90 Miana
nsd Palm Beach Nj Dunbar 'riI
VIZ. concluded ~ Iaot. Onyiiir. Fla nu,
~ tina, time he had found ou' 'ha, M,
land Of Ns~ M~xro wa. far superior %
asy thing they had down 10 that u"ri
~ the wo'siS. while Nj. Dunbar doe.
not disparagc Florida il was his cIr"r
zen that they are compelled ~ f]er',lil'
~ lands 10 make them productive.
Since returning Mr. Dunbar b. ,
greater believer 10 Tucum than rsr
and :, convinced that ~. business ON
took iu this -ortiou h brlirr than 10
any other part ~ the South.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-29

New Mexico, would place the new state
IN the Democrats column. To those
grounds, II Is very apparent tia, the
case of statehood, 80 far as New MeE
leo and Arizona are concerned. now
rests entirely IN the possibility Of the
Flood resolution finding It's way through
Congress. aud there j. every reason to
expect this measure with IT, amend
mcnts. will prevail in the Sixty second
Congress. Delegate Andrew, d, lending
every energy 10 accomplish this, aud
when the old War Horse let, busy. he !,
ABIDE 20 obtain any results that are with
BOO the range OF human possibility.
The Apprehension felt ~ttroughou, th.
country regarding the proposed plan Of
Inc Democfa',c HDa.- ,~s.,iag ,.s Tar
r #, ,ery wei fo.ld-1 O.. ~. great
N~,'ern eoua'p who prpias,. re plss
- uI-r ~ i's- leg ., 49, -u..rR
= ~ ths 5g'y "a 4esI meats. rsi,l.
1"gs iamt@' eutl lssc yss. w.sl1 80
VITAL tlgW % $40 interest,", q PEI. 49,
- .ee'.lrs ~ ibs rg.r'fy sue pg..s
hS'~ ~. .hsr' "a rYt', ,yprsg ,lt
growth hnd prosperity y fsubfloss 20
'ioLs = ths rOun'y AEs Sss N,I.sg
The ,ullOwsy PsE,iol Bill = ag..a
before Congress. ia,.ng beer - istfs.
iuc"d by the New Hampshire kspfrsen.
tative Whose name I, bear. while The
measure has not tho far attracted and
particular attention. there are a good
many wise ones who are wondering
what the Democratic house will do with
Il. Perhaps no subject Of general leg
station Is 20 generally desired a. thi.
for the reason that there are tens OF
thousands Of old soldiers throughout th.
country who will directly benefit by ,h,
increased pensions. The measure wa,
easily passed by the House Of Repre-
seentativcs Of the SIXTY. First Congres,
aud it, failure in the upper branch dur
ing the last days NJ the session wa,
charged Ia obstructive tactics resorted
to by senator Lodge Ut M~assachuset,.
The general impression here is that th,
Massachusetts Senator in bis opposition
represented the views Of President Tafi
who is supposed to be opposed to the ad
d%itional appropriations Of public none,
which the ~sulloway Bill calls for. Tn,
President and the Members Of his Cab
met have been subjected TO a good dea
Of open criticism by the Members oil
Congress, for the position they have TAX
en- in reference to this legislation.
Henry G.. Emery, Chairman Of thu
Tari6 Board, promises that n report oil
his organization on pulp and newspaper
print paper would be laid before Pres
dent Taft for transmission 10 Congress
within the next week. Mr.. Emery say
that the Board made no preparation fol
an extra session Of Congress and viii
therefore he unable to report upon the
subject Of cotton and wool schedulei
until next winter. A. the country bal
been considerably exercised " thea'
features Of the tarin, this statement
by Mr.. Emery comes In the nature oi
disappointment as there Is a great de-
mand that the wooden schedules be con
sidsrcd. On the other hand, the de
Tenders Of the present ~aeheduie, have
asserted that the statistics 10 be gath
cred BY the Tariff Board will sCFvO Il
substantiats their claims that WOO
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-29

growers aud wooden manufacturer are
receiving no more bcncRts under the
tariff than they are entitled to.
Since the Capitol Gre at Albany, many
visitors to Washington bave remarked
upon the insecurity Of protection given
10 the National Capitol and other gov.
eminent buildings. A Congressional
COMMITTEES has at las, taken the matter
under investigation with view TO
remedying the present inadequate safe.
guardsthrown about the peoples prop
erty. During the past week a Dire alarm
apparatus has installed In the Capitol
and II has come to light that this par
t%ieular precautionary measure was OF.
dered a. long ago A. 1905.
The cause Of the trouble in Mexico
is shown by Consul wilbert l.. Boncy
In one of his reports 10 the state de.
partment. In which II il pointed out
that the great GENERALIZATION Of conrol in
land IL more than one.hslf million acres,
10 many eases, on which are located
towns. mines and rivers. described by
Mr.. Boney ~ % presenting a condition
somewhat feudal." Consul Boney poin,
out that while estates IT this kind show
substantial development and increase In
yslue. that there has resulted such dif
h~culties With the small land owners ~
to make their conditions almost impos
sible, and TO even make the problem ~
livelihood extremely difficult.
while the House of Representatives
ha, !otien down 90 hard work the flag
over the senate chamber il a little in
advance. indicating that this great de-.
Lucrative body il not meeting To most
~on.lookers il would appear that the na.
tion : solons are proceed ~ in a leis
urely menne yet behind the srenes
there is plenty Of activity and wire
pulling. all due to the struggles 10 frame
the committees in such a way as 10 ~.
isin al. the greatest advantages 10 both
Democrats and Republicans Tn. achic,
mse.s Of this result has IT, difficulties
IN the conditions Of the membership Of
the senate. where both great parties are
,plit side open internal fractional con.
fg0y srsirs.
The children of Washington accepted
he invitation Of the President on Eas
~ Monday To roll egRs on the White
House lawns and knolls, and they came
n such numbers that the great green
enclosure was almost entirely occupied
Nv them. aud il hecame necessary 10 cS
cmde grown people In order to provide
loom FOR the carrying ont II the I'M.
memorial custom. 80
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-29
NOTICE OF SALE

In the District Court uf tho sixth
Judicial District ct the Territory oi
New Mexico, wi'hfa aud for the
Dounty Ut QUAY.
g. H. Ihenault. plaintiff.
" No Sil
Horace Ea,lry. defendant,
Notice j. hereby given that, whereas.
ON the aith daN of March, 1911, the
above named plaintiff G. IT, Chcuault
sd obtain Judgment against the above
named defendant. Horace la,lrN, iu
said rour, aud iu ,aid cause boo the sun
of s1u5.0I. with interest thereon 81
the rate Of ten p"r cent per annum
from aud after the date ct said judy
mrnt. aud the costs ri said suit, and
whereas. in laid suit % Was dccrccd
that the irus, deed sued on and set
OUT IN the plaintiff = complaint iu SAID
cause Doe f"rc,lo>cd aud 'hc property
therein described 'u vii. the SEll of
sec. G. Twp lU. y. Il 81 g. y VI T..
VI, bee sold 10y % special master ar
pointed by the ruu,t, aud whereas.
J.. 'hc undersigned. We. u said cause
appointed hy the eour a. special mas
ten 'o sell said real estate, Now, there
'orr, notice D., hereby gwen that l,llcu
% swan, special master Iu said cause.
viii. on the 2.d iay ot May. 1911. az
the hour IT 10 u'rlurh \. VI. ~ the
front door of the court AuU.e ai tn
umcari, Quay CuUniy, New Mexico.
-NI"se for sale aud sell 20 the highest
bidder therefor Tor cash. nl IT the
lh",r described real estate Tor tu"
purpose Of satisfying the Judgment IN
,aui raus" rendered tI'ucss ny ~
uu,urc 'h, 3l.' day of March. 1911
llruy swan, special Master
Ilulluuuu a NcElruy. Attorney, tor
iIuutii ru,nmcarI. y. VI II.I'.
Best 'onl, h"ard aud room $3.50
per wrca az Crump House. q
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-29
AFFAIRS AT WASHINGTON
Special TO the News.

fINfheA " " Hfh"Hs
just what the latest delegation from
New Mexico hope to obtain by coming
here to ask Congress to make further
amendments To the Territorial Cousti
tuion, IL not very clear TO the people in
the Capital, unless the visit of the dele.
cation is directed AS a blow against
statehood. President Taft has already
approved the constitution and II u we're
not for the meddlcrs who have inter
tered with IT, progress, the long cherish
ed ambition VI statehood would have
been realized AZ the last session. II d.
TOO wrll knSNq 10 be repeated that %
FoHrh 81 March the iuJer'iou OF 'h-
Arizona controversy sent New Mexico
over the session. The troubles Of the
Arizonan, have been responsible fsf 'hs
delays in ratifying the New Mexico
document. When the matter first came
before the Committee on t. fitoFI~. u
the House, a number OF people, styling
themselves a. temperance advocates, "a.
teFposed objections to statehood bu'
they were promptly turned down by tbs
Committee. And now when New Mex
leo needs every support that ~ can
command, there has appeared a number
VI people, who style themselves prOmi
neat citizens Of the Territory, to inter
pose further objections. AZ q meeting
VI the Territories Committee the drsl
Of the week, Mr.. u. Is. FERGUSON OF
Albuquerque, and j II. Hand Of La
Vegas, appeared aud made statements
before the Committee and made ar
engagements for the further appearance
0f Mr.. A. \ Jones, james Nornent and
william A. McGill, who were at the
time enroute Messrs FERGUSON and
Hand stated that some u the Democratic
aud lnsurgent Republicans Of New Mex
leo were opposed to the approval Of the
present constitution, aud 10 this state
msnt Delegate Andrews returned thai
there were no lnsurgent Republican,
in New Mexico, which brought out thu
answer lu cuuifuulfilh Hs lh Nh''h W.
Herbert J. Hagerman ~ Roswell, Gen
eral Il. j. villeon Of Las Cruces, lev
Hughes of santa Fc and X. II. Hanna
Of the same place, were names A. the
men who constitute the Insurgent Re
publieans in New Mexico. The state
. Of Mr.. FERGUSON, were 20 the 81
feet that the Constitutional election
had been fraudulent, that the ballot boa
had been stuffed and that the voters de
prived Of their right TO vote. Mr. An
drews met the claims with the remark
that Mr.. FERGUSON was simply "ro
maneing," and since this SAM question
was thTeshed out before the Committed
.he Last Congress, the general I'm
nreuslon at the meeting was that the
Delegate had very properly analysed
che statement % the New Mexico oh.
ieetotr. while, Of course, there IL No
p~arsiealaT discussion 10 that effect, stu
wss apparent In the committee room.
shnt the general belief was that this
latest move on the part Of the New
Mexico citizens, was for the purpose Of
carrying the constitutional matter over
npsll the next presidential election, In
he homes that the National affairs and
further sntanglsmsnt Of conditions In
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-29
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
QUAY COUNTY. NEW MEXICO.
Joseph Israel. plaiutin


~ W.. ....
r. puilorruugr. Defendant )
SUMMONS nv PUBLICATION
Territory uf View Mexico tu Il Do
]florrougo. Greeting
Won will hereby take notice that YOU
have been sued In The above Court. hv
the above named plaintiff. for aud IN
the sum of sgGT uu. amount due upon
one certain promi,.ory note dnicr MAY
-. 1910 Tor the sum IT s2Gi on. with
interest 'hcr"ou ~ the rate Of ten per
rent from mnturitv, until paid. Note
du' Angus, 20. 1910: cause iu note pro.
vidiup tor maker 20 pay ten per cent
upon unpaid balance. IN cnsc suit is
. brought 20 enforce collection of note
~ the time Of filing of suit. Angus,
2G'h. 1910. attachment affidavit was
filed. alIrlgirg defendant hes concealed
himself. thsroudcl or uh,cr ted him
self from hi. usual place Of abode In
thi, territory. SO That the ordinary rto
cess Of law cannot hc served upon him..
and that the said defendant is about
tr"Jlul"u'lv 'u rouycy or assign. con
zeal OF dispose If his property or effect.
=" %. 20 binder, DELAY or dciuuI hi,
creditors.
Process, and order Of attachment YEA,
issued, placed in hands ot sheriff of
aid quay County New Mexico. direct
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-29
NOTICE OF FIRST
MEETING OF CREDITORS

~ THE DISTRICT COURT OF TUE
UNITED STATES FOR THE SIX.
TIL JUDICIAL. DISTRICT OF THE
TERRITORY OF NEW MEXICO
In the matter ct Matt Ohor', BANK.
rupt. In Bankruptcy.
To the creditors Of Matt ebert. Of
Vaughn, in the County Of Guadalupe,
and District aforesaid. q bankrupt.
Notice j. hereby given that ~ the
25,h dav Of March. 4. D. 1911, the said
Matt Ohcrt was duly advocated hark
rup and that the first meeting ~ BIZ.
creditors will be held ~ nv office m
Tucumcari. New Mexico. un the ION
day Of NAV, 4 D. 1911. n' 10 o'cl~.h
IN the forenoon, az which time the said
'rooitors nav attend. prov" tucir r%lr,rt,.
appoint q trustee. examine the hank
mpt. aud transact such other huSiue,,
may properly come hrforr aid meet
~.
H. t. 4OON.
Referee iD Bankruptcy
L.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-29
FAILURE TO MAKE RETURNS

II any person liable to taxation fails
Ia re'urn a true list Of such property
II is then the duty Of the Assessor to
make a list Of the property Of such per.
son and is valued according to the best
information he eau obtain, and such
person so failing TO make the proper re-
turn is liable to a penalty Of 26 per cent
In addition to the true amount and value
Of the property, which shall be assessed
and collected as part Of the taxes of
such person. (Seetion 4036 G. l..
1879. 4.s.tf
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-29
C X BY A MAD HORSE

Samuel Birch, of Bectown, Wis, had
a most marrow escape from losing L.s
leg, a. no doctor could heal the fright.
sore that d~' eloped, hut at last
Arnies Salye cured il com
plet@ly. Its the greatest healer Of al.
GERS, burns, hollis, eczema, senlds, cuts,
corn-, ~cold.soie-, bruises and piles on
earth. Try IL. 25c at Elk Drug Store.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-29

FOR SALE;-l2O acres patented land
IN Plaza Largo just south Of Tucum
carl Mountain. River cuts Of about
six acres Of one corner, all the rest level
ud water may he had AZ twelve 20
twenty Z -. Bottom land and rich as
may he had In the county. Inquire AT
News onice for prices aud terms. 2.ll'tf
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-29

FOR sALEi-l2O acres patented land
on Plaza Largo just south Of Tucum'
eari Mountain. River cuts on about
sir acres Of one corner, all the rest level
and water may be had at twelve TO
twenty feet. Bottom land and rich Us
may be had in the county, Inquire at
News onlee for prices and terms. 2.ll.tf
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-29

WANTED 40 trade a team ~ hay
horses weighing 1900 for cattle. Horses
seven years old and without n blenish.
Inquire Of o. Smith at Hudson or Tu.
eumeari. e.l5.tf
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department ~ the interior, =. :. Land
Onicr ~ Tucumcari, y. NJ.
March p. 1871

Mhfch 80 l'Il
Notic. &, hereby given that John T.
Massey. Of Kirk. y. NJ who, uu April
90, 1907, made n. T.. 80. l7lin, Serial
No O7GasI for NEii See. 10, Twp =
y. Range - F., y. NJ. T. Meridian, ba.
He'd motto. oI Intention 20 maze Final
Communication Proof, 10 establish claim
ru me land above described, before l..
&. Williams e. :. Commissioner, NJ
NuriocN. y. VI. on the 22ud day of
MAY. 1911.
Claimant names n witnesses: u. G.
Reagan, IIuc Warren. 81, W II. vii.
Jams. g Flint. All of Kirh. y. VI
tl.Tt r.. \. Prentice. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
department Of the Interior. 4. : Land
pNIru ~ TucumcHri. y. NJ.
Anrtl 1911

April :, i"ll
No'0rr BE- hereby given that James
T.. Eir, uf rucumcari, y ~, who. on
inruar ~ 1908. made II. y. 80. GsfS.
Serial So pi35j) fof SEH, Sec. .,
Twp Do " Range - T., y. " T. Morid.
ian. ha. h0rI notice of intention "a
make Fiunl Five Year Proof. 80 c,iah.
fish claim ro the land above de-rrihcd.
nrforc the Register aud Receiver e. =
Land Once, nj Tucumcari, y VI, On the
!3rd duy 81 May, 1911.
Claimant names ns witnesses Jrssi" Is
smith. jaime, ". O'Banuou, William
V. O'Bauuon, Robert l." Hicks, all of
rucum'HrI. y. NJ.
Il5.it a. 4. Prentice, Register
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-29

FOR RENT;-Three Room stone
house, " 90, Two blocks west of the
Catholic Church. viii sell on monthly
payments.
l.ltf A. 49, DAUBER.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-29

We S~ii Wslsh's grape juice bottled
In ell sizes. Roberts 4 Pack.
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In the District Court Of tho sixth
Judicial District ut the Territory OF
New Mexico. wi'ht1 and for The
-nnntN nf nnnN
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Referee 10 Bankruptcy
D.
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Mr.. DUNBAR RETURNS

Nr-J lall
The evening world., 1911-06-03
= T h e =
Professors Mystery
oA Mw Yo.k Romance o. . Summe, Girls Strange Adventures
Bv WELLS HASTINGS and BRIAN HOOKER

laughed the giant. Just play he's q
bank. an make a deposit"
Reid drew a roll Of bills from his
pocket and began slowly counting them
on. The giant grew impatient.
"Ah. hell" he said; here, give 'em to
me-" and he snstched the roll from
Reds hand and gathered up tho money
from the table. crushing the whole into
. buistne wsd. Here, you take II all.
That'll hold you for a while"
Reid got up in protest.
81 down, you DOPE the other
growlsd 'let him have II for a while"
Carucci grinned drunkenly and cram
med the handful carelessly into . deep
pocket. swaylng to HE feet.
'Gras'. ALA rl.' His mouth opened
loosely. and he slumped 20 the o IN
Q heap.
The waiter had come up. asd with
h giants help lifted Carucci; and be-
tween them they half carried him TO a
doorway at the side Of the room. they
moved for all the world like three boon
companions. arm In arm. The door
closed behind them and glanced
around. Nobody appeared to be con-
cerned In the least: and even Reid. al
most dancing with nervousness nc
longer attracted attention.
See here" l said. aid you people
drug that fellow Red?
He wftrled upon me. You Keep ou
of this, Crosby" he suffered: nothing
TO DO with yoI. nothing whatever"
WELL" I answered, MIR. Tabor asked
me to keep an eye on him. that's all
What am I to report? What are yo
going to do with him."
tim. humph? That why you're here
then. Beg pardon, I'm sure. but 20,
startled me. Bad business. Bad busi
ness. But the man had to be made sur
Of. Getting dangerous. a with m
drugged him. Chloral. you know Won
harm him. Not at ALL"
The giant was coming rack. Here
roll. mister" he said. with an un
friendly glance at me. Count 'em.
took out my twenty"
rs he all right" Reid asked.
Sure" grinned the other. He won
wake up Till morning. and then he'll b
ont O. sight O. land. I got a nice shi
picked out fer him."
The evening world., 1911-06-03
SHOP GIRL SAVED $500
OUT OF WAGES OF ST A DAY.
Lived Oh 80 Gents Worth Of Food a
Week for II Iears-Paid for
Brothers Funeral.

WORCESTER. Mass. June 3-Itela-
lives Of Miss Marguerite IIudon. wnu
died on Wednesday after working as a
shop clerk for seventeen years at 81 a
day, have found bank deposits in her
name aggregatins $500. Her total earn
ings had been about 1891. and from this
she had paid her living expenses for the
whole seventeen years and the cost OF
the funeral of her brother. who dlod
three years ago.
Miss IIndon Is believed to have lived
on 80 cents worth of food each week,
! Her house rent was very small. She had
"A mania for saving.