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The Detroit times., 1912-10-23
STOCK MARKET
RALLIES AFTER
SHARP SLUMP
List Closes Strong in Spite Of
Heavy Pressure in Early
Afternoon
BALKAN WAR Is
FACTOR IN TRADING
Prices Break Violently in New
York, Extending To Three
Points in Some Issues

NEW YORK. oct. 2s.--so far as
the European stock exchanges we're
concerned. this was day rather OF
hesitation than of disturbances. Brit.
ish copsols did not move, and the
only change In securities Of the fight
ing states was further recovery in
Greek bonds This single advance
was doubtless attributable to the
fact that the Greek forces are at least
making better showing at the front
than they did In 1897.
French government three per
cents, however, fell IA point fur
ther; they are now liz centime under
the low price touched In the general
European break on Monday of last
week. But the decentralization which
Eurcre's stock exchanges did not
show today was sharply In evidence
at New York, where prices opened q
small fraction lower. advanced a
trifie, then, towards midday, broke
with great violence.
This decline carried prices for all
sorts OF stocks down two to three
points. Only In the closing hour did
the pressure on the market relax. to
be followed by irregular recoveries,
some which ran to point or more.
The stock market closed strong.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-23
RACE RESULTS
ATLAUREL.

First Race -Brynmary, a 10 d. ever
and 90 :. won; Garden Of Allah,
toal, a 70 ! ard stQ 3. seeond scha!ter
rs to u 3 10 ] andA5 20 2. thifA Time
l.04 2.5. Gerard, Brush. MaInmf
johnson. Chiffon Dance. Chinook, Mat
tie Labor also ran.
second ce---Roseitaire, to 4. . &c
and 10 ). won. Chuckles. TO 2,
10 s and 4 to s, second: Insurance Man
. TO i, even and TO 2. third. Time
l:ots-5 Lady Anna, JoaSuil: Aprifics Z,
also ran.
Third T7ace--Rosseau. even, TO
and 1 to 4. won: Flying Yankee, 80 70
II, 10 to / and TO !, second; ochre
Court. 10 to 4, to ! and TO 8, third.
Time. 1:lT 2-s. Madman. Winning Wild
ow, lvabei, Sherwood, Amoret, Back
Bay and Hoffman also ran.
Fourth Race--Hamilton, s TO 2, 20
lG and out. won; Coupled with John
Reardon) NonpareiL Is to !. to and
g to :, second; War Horn, TO- %
John Reardon. sticker, Jacquelina and
@. NJ Miller also ran.
Fifth Race-Springmass 8 to 5, 3 TO
8 and to 3. won: Lawton Wiggins'
q to6. 4 TO and 2 to 8, second; Mad
cline L.. 6 to i, s. to and Z TO 3, third.
Time. 1865 Ceremonious, So. Jo-
seph. Bryce. Glenn Beachey Pepper
Cotton. Howlet. Gilbert. The Squire
and Hand Hunnlng also ran.
sixth Race--Y orkshire Boy, TO 8,
4 to S and 1 10 ,, won; Futurity. : TO
9, to 3 and 7 70 ? second; Sneerup' T,,n
i:iss s-5. Little Ep, Camelia. Monsieur
*, New River, Jim canrey TICK Tack
and Stach also ran. ts II
The Detroit times., 1912-10-23
RACE TRACK SUIT
COMES UP THURSDAY
Indiana Jockey Club Would Hold
Meeting In Defiance OF
Gov. Marshall

MINERAL SPRINGS RAcs
COURSE, fORTEe Ind Oct 90 =
Whether there will continue to re
racing here In defiance of Gov. Mar.
shall, who cent two comparier OF
militia to occupy the grounds nd
stop the races. will be decided nj
O'Clock tomorrow by Superior Judge
Harry Tuthill In Michigan City, Ind.
The injunction asked for by tho
Jockey club which has been giving
the meet, was fled before Judge Nc
Mahcn In Valparaiso, who ruled thai
Tuthiil, who heard earlier injunctions
proceedings should hear this. Tuthill
has set tha case for tomorrow to give
Gov. Marshall, through his secretary,
Mark Thistlewaite, chance to pre-.
cent his side.
Judge Mcmahon is relative OF
some OF the race men and said that
Il would be improper for him to hear
the sa.t anyhow.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-23
ANOTHER YEAR OF
LAWINC FOR CARDS
II Roger Bresnahan Carries Out
Threats, He'll Take Con-
tract to Court

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Oct. 23.--Tf Roger
Bresnahan. deposed manager of the
st. Louis Cardinals. carries out his
intention Of going into the courts in
an effort to collect on his, contract.
which has four years more to run. an
other season Of constant litigation Is
promised for the ST. Louis National
league team,
Throughout the past rear there was
somc sort OF "lawing, going on as a
result OF the efforts OF Mrs. Helen
Hathaway Brittun to gain absolute
control OF majority or the stock.
Mrs. Britton and the directors OF
the club today refused ITO state why
Bresnahan had been discharged. When
the report that Bresnahan had been
deposed gained circulation, all at first
refused to confirm II, but finally Pres
ident Jones gave the rumors his Of
Rcial confirmation. Bresnahan de-
clared today that he had no intima-
ton that he would not serve, next
season until last Saturday, and that
Mrs. Britton then told kim she was
not satisfied
In the he'uncon1itional release OF Bres-
aahan, Mrs. Brittou turned loose 4
man. for whom the late Stanley Robt
son, former owner OF the Cardinals.
exchanged $4,000 worth OF playing
talent. Bugs Raymond. Jack MUIR
ray, Arthur Fromme and Eddie Kar.
ger were traded TO New York for
Rreenalan.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-23
RACE
TRACK men TO
ASK INJUNCTION
Manager Hyman Gives Out Pro-
gram and Says Events Will
Be Run Thursday
TROOPS STILL
CAMPED QN.TRAeK
Assistant Attorney General Says
Order WIN Not Count AS
Governor Is Supreme
~

PORTER. Ind, Oct. 23.--Manager
Ben Hymah, OF the Jockey club, stat
ed this afternoon that races would
positively be run Thursday and the
program was given out
He stated that at conference held
as Valparaiso last night preparations
were made for petition for an IN
junction against interference by the
governor with the races.
Tire petition may be filled at Val
paraiso in the circuit court OF Por-
ter county or attorneys for the club
might decide to resort to the United
States court at Indianapolis.
II do not know how they expect u
get into the United States courts, =
said Assistant Attorney-General F. II.
Barnamann here on the grounds, "but
no ,rJunction will be regarded by the
state whether II comes from United
States or circuit court. The govern
or is supreme In the executive de
partInent OF the state
'"rbis place is under Marshall law
said President A. r. Knott, and he
spelled 1t Marshall. not martial.
And the troops will have to stay
here till snow flies II they are going
20 keep us from racing"
Tne troopers, encamped on the
club room barracks, spent bad
NIGHT, number Of them awakening
with severe colds. However. Major
Freyermouth from his Offices In un-
ierneath the judges stands sent out
for number OF necessary articles,
for the troopers.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-23
New Rules Help Make lb<
Point a. Minute
Teams
McCUIGAN BEATS Y0STS
WONDERFUL MACHINES
On the Other Side, Syracuse
is Scored ON the
Most
By RALPH 4. yo0KER

That old point-a-minute stun i with
Ius again this fall
A compilation OF the scores Of the
football teams up to date reveals TIM
startling information that not only
have the point-a-minnie teams Of Io4<
been equalled but Dan McCuigan has
got together bunch that has been
making one and quarter points
every minute.
Vanderbilt. the team that has &c.
Icomrhshed this feat leads the teams
| OF the country in running up bis
scores. Vandy has scored COS points
In four games, The game lasts an
hour OF actual playing time. A record
OF sos points In 24O minutes ID some
fas. work.
The Old-time 100 70 0 scores By the
big teams against the smaller ones
| Is caused By the new rules. which
have remodeled the style OF play
is the most potent Of the changes
Vanderbilt has had no real test ~
| q defensive team as yet. nor has a
had a stringent test on Ofrense ~
has proved that 1t Is rapid ecorins
machine against paper lines but what
Iit VII do against the stronger teaIpa
Us questionable
Following vanderbilt closely fot
big score honors Ii Carlisle, with z73
points, but in nearly double the mum.
her or games Vandy has been IN.
Carlisle has participated In seven con
tests already. They were with strong
| or teams, on the average. than Yanf
lderbilt faced. however
I Princeton follows Carlisle with ~
points In fiye games some Of which
were against strong teams.
Other high scores thus Tar TINS
year include Michigan's 103 points;
PENIS 1870: Harvard's 9s; BuckneiIs >
1876; Penn States 100: Darthmouth'1 g
100. and Lehigh's 147.
Some OF the big universities have
hign scores that have been run up
against them. also. For instance. I lf
points have been scored upon Syrn-
cuse. Cornell has suffered 81 separate
times. Lafayette has had ~ points
scored upon her.
Vanderbilt has scored the greatest
number OF points I'm single game. ia
the first game OF the season. against
Bechel. she scored los points. a
week later against Marysvine. Bnc
ran up an even 100.
Syracuse, among the larger schools
has suffered the greatest humiliation
Princeton scored 81 points upon he;
last Saturday.
Here are the tabulated scoring
records OF the teams:
The Detroit times., 1912-10-23
ToMORROw's ENTRIES
Az IAror.A

First Racc--sellIng. colts and geld
Ings, 2-year-olds, 6 furIongs; FieI S7t
Rooster. 81; King Stalwart. 81; Worlds
Wonder, 100: DR. Jackson. 100: Toy
105: Little Waif, 1O7: Trovato 10s
Ancon. le6; Blue Jay, los.
second Race--Selllng, 2-yearAolda
hiIies, So furlongs. fnaufeta ioi'
MImeiss. fcI: Swift Sure. ios: spriahti,
Miss. l05; BaveH Lutz, los. Troiay
Belle, los: Daisey Platt. 1O7; silk Dav
l09 Anna Patricia, 1O9
Third Race--Allowances 3-year-old
and up. one mile and 20 yards: CurIi.
cue. s7i sleeth. 100: Manager Mack
100; Coy Lad. 100: Feather Duster iol
Colston. i0l: Merry Lad. 1O7.
Fourth Race--Handicap, all ages
furlongs: Florence Roberts 81: Rova
Tea. 100. Three Links. 1O4: j. j.. Crow
ley. l0f; Volthorpe. lis.
Fifth Race--Selling. a-year.olds ant
up. one mile and ne-sixteenth: Helene
l0e:. Guiafd. 1Os. Wander 1Op: DfcI
Baker. 10; Dutch Rock. 10. Cross
over. Ill, Compton. fl2
Sixth Racs--seiiing. s-year-olds an,
up, one mile and one-eighfh. Beautiful
100: xsir Catesby. 101. harm Dance
1867 Pirate Diana. tOe; Tay Pay. Zoe
Tom Blebee 1866 Patrouche. 106; Idle
weiss. 1O1; Fireman. ia
Weather cloudy; track sloDpg
The Detroit times., 1912-10-23
YOST JUCCLED
HIS ENDS AND
TACKLES AGAIN
Thinks Pontius is Due for a
Shift to Tackle Po-
sition
BURTON TO REMAIN AT
END is PREVALENT IDEA
Several Men Deposed From
'varsity-Two Are
Advanced

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Oct. 23.--
Especially Wholesale shifts In the
Wolverine football team are expect.
ed as the result OF some OF the more
recent moves OF Coach Yost, and
while no one knows just where tho
lightning Will strike, changes in the
varsity squad OF the past two days
indicates that II will be at the tackle
and ,cnd positions. II has been no
secret that the wizard coach has not
been entirely satisfied with the work
Of his ends and tackles this season,
Particularly the tackles. In the game
pt Columbus Saturday the tackles
Played a little more to the liking OF
Yort, and now II seems as II the ends
arc due for shaking up.
While no one can say what Yost
has in mind, II is believed that he
contemplates shift that will remove
Pontius from the wing position, pos
si5ly sending him back to his old posi-
tior OF tackle, a position he played
during the early part OF last season.
Pontirs Is not q speedy man by any
means, and he would perhaps show
up better at tackle than end The
promotion OF Tessin from the scrub
team. where he has been playing SEN
nationally at end. indicates that the
youngster is to be given chance To
make good at one OF the extremities
or the varsity.
There has been some talk that
Barton Is to lose his place at end, but
this seems hardly probable, unless he
plays much more poorly In the past
than he has been playing so far thls
season. The tall KentuckIan IS
speedy, as nervy as they make them.
and Is really the only man on the
squad who Is at all successful in
grabbing the forward pass out of the
CIR. Given man to hurl the bail
the receiving In first-class shape. On
defense he has shown up well. and
It's safe bet that he will continue to
play end unless somebody shows far
better form than has so far been
shown. At this stage of the game
there does not seem TO be anybody
on tho squad capable OF putting up
. better game at end than Barton,
Tho prediction made some time ago
that II would be impossible 10 keep
Bentley. on the first team long came
true yesterday when he and Lichtner
were promoted from the scrubs. Bent
ley has been playing a corking gam }
in the backfield for the scrubs, and
has been especially clever in the kick
Ing department OF the game. LIGHT
rer &c lineman, and evidently Yost
expects to make center out OF him.
for use In case Paterson's injury
should prove more stubborn than was
at first supposed. Ee was given a
lot of work at center yesterday, al.
though there was no scrimmage.
Lichtner has been playing splendid
game on the scrub team, and Il wouid
not be at all surprising II he landed
"a berth on the varsity. Musser, who
replaced Paterson at Columbus when
the litter was hurt, was also given
practice In passing the ball, and Il
Paterson Is unable TO play Saturday
doubtless one OF these two will re
Place him. as Paisley. who has so faI
actcc as substitute center, was rele
gated TO the scrubs yesterday togeth
er with Stone. Bleich, Wright and
Wilson.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-23
ACID TEST IS
GIVEN CORNELL
COACHING IDEA
Men Who Are Picked for Deyel-
opment Suffer Bad
Defeat
SCRUBS LAMBAST THE
VARSITY; SCORE 2S-7
Captain Butler is Back in the
Game, Leaving His
Clutches

ITHACA, N. ". Oct. 23.- (Special)
The football coaching system intro
duccd by DIR. AL Sharpe, despite the
fact that it is supported to man b5
students and alumni, Is being given
critical test right now.
The system is one OF gradual de
veiopment Up to last Saturday 4
game II has been necessary to SEND
all the promising candidates into the
games so that the coach could see
item under fire. The best men have
now been picked and their develop
ment has begun.
But the men who are being de-
yeloped were soundly thrashed by
those In the discard, the scrubs. yes.
terday, rs to z, and SO the whole
bunch were invited to the training
table
Things are looking up for CornelI
despite these strange happenings.
however. With their eyes on the
final games of the season-the grid.
iron battles with Michigan at Ann
ArIor on Nov. Is, and with Pennsyl-
vania at Philadelphia on Nov. 2S-
the coaches have begun secret prac,
tice Stung by the defeats at the
hands OF Colgate, Oberlin and Penn
State, the players are responding
warmly to the cry for consistent work
and long hours OF practice.
Eyrich, twice mentioned ON the
second All-AmeFican eleven, Is play
Ing a good game at left end despite
Injuries which caused HIS withdrawal
from every game before Il 81 finished
O'Hearn, d sophomore who played
end on last years Freshman team Is
q find He Is holding down right end
and tackles better than any man on
the team az we'll as running down
punts exceptionally fast.
Injuries have played havoc with the
backheld. Captain Butler Is back in
the game for the FIRST time In a
month. O'Connor. nne-plunging half
OF great ability, Is on the sick list
with injuries almost every other day.
bu, insists on getting back I'm the
game. He is the hardest fighter on
tho squad and a man that is never
down. He has the unlucky faculty OF
always getting hurt
Fritz. the pole vaulter who went
10 the Olympic games this summer.
A. playing at right-half. while Miller
and Hill are lighting 1t out for the
fulltack position. Miller has had a
shade the better OF the contest to
date. r. b. Wliyte. half-ba from
last wears team Is out with injuries,
and Eddie Bates. commodore of the
Navy. promising half-back has been
forced to quit for the season with
badly smashed nose.
With this material. Coach Sharpe
and his assistants are hard at work
and their supporters are confident OF
ultimate success.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-23
BANKS TO GIVE CHESS
AND CHECKER EXHIBITION

Newell W.. Banks, challenger for
checker championship Of the world,
wfll give simultaneous exhibition
Il the Griswold house. Saturday. at
8 o'clock. He will play 30 boards OF
chess and checkers
After the simultaneous play Mr..
Banks will meet eight Of Detroit's
strongest players In blindfold play.
All checker and chess players, as
well az other enthusiasts, are Invited
10 attend.
Owing to the large audience ex-
pecfed. those wishing TO participate
IN the play are requested to bring
thefr own boards and men.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-23
JOHNSON EBARRED
FROM FRISCO TOO
Police Commission Taboos Him
$50 Also Does Coff-
roth

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Oct. 23.--If
any promoter ever again tries to stage
In San Francisco, boxing contest In
which Jack Johnson participates, he
Will have trouble.
The police commission or the board
OF supervisors announced today thar
Il had adopted resolutions warning
Johnson TO remain away from this
city.
Az the same time Jim Coffroth. the
veteran fight promoter. declared he
had forever barred the Negro from
appearing In any contest staged by
him In San Francisco. or elsewhere.
other promoters ON the coast are ex-
pected To follow Coffrath's example.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-23
HOBO DoUGHERTY WANTS
TO BEAT AID WOLGAST

NEW ORLEANS. La. Oct. 23--Hobo
Dcugherty who got HIS name by beat
ing his way 20 various towns to help
train Ad wolgast for Nights, and who
was with the lightweight champion for
years. thinks he will bring out another
duke OF the 1Ss-pound class before
long ~
Dougherty now is with Joe Mandot
OF New Orleane, having broken up
with Wolgast on account OF money
matters. Hobo Will be the chief adviser
OF the French Iad when he meets VOL
gast Nov In this city. lie also
trained Mandot for his victorious Tight
with Rivers Labor day. Dougherty Is
so that he may get even with the
Michigan wildcat for what he terms
rank treatment
The Detroit times., 1912-10-23
AT LAToNIA..

First Race--Tillies Nightmare.
S14.7O, $470 and s3.30. won; Merrick,
s3. &C and $3.50. second; Bona Sea, $3,ao,
third. Time, 1:17 71-5. Foliie Levy,
salcsia. Grace Mo, Old Hank and Barn
Dance also ran.
Second Race---Husky Lad. won; Idle
weiss second; Tom Bigbee, third Time
|I.49s.5. Rose O'Neil, Mark A. Mayor.
Charley strauss. Pierre Dumas, Dorbie
and sir Catesby also ran.
Third Race-Flying Tom. $3.50. $40
and out. won; Horror, $40 and out,
second: Pericles, out. third. Time,
|I:I7 2-5. E1 Palomar also ran
Fourth Race---Gowell, s640 $3.50
ana 20. won: Star OF Danube, $3.50
ana a.. 20. second; Donerai1. S7.20, third.
Time. 1909 Rife Brigade. Spright-
In Miss and Tyree also ran
ristown second; Cash on Delivery,
third. Time, 1.1I SIS. ouarterTaster.
Ymlr and Inlan also ran.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-23
TOMoRROW's ENTRIES
Ar LAUREL.

First Race-Selling. purse. $500. 3
year -olds. maidens. 81 furiongs;
xLasienrella, 10T; xBeumas, 1e1. Wan
da Pitzer. liz; Mary Ann X, III; Vim
TO. liz; Astute. ia; Big Dipper, liz;
eraiist. lis: Frank Hudson. rs Rock
Rest, IFS: JOAQUIN. 1l6.h
Second Race---Conditions. purse $500
stale. ioa: % Flying FAIRY. iof: Cont.
mental, 10l: Lace. 1o7; Ringing. TOT
Paris Queen. 10T
Third Race-seilng, purse $500. 8
year, ,olds and up. Y furlongs; Frau
Fond. ios; Toddllng, los; Excalibre
10e. xMagazine 1o7. xCaliph i07; xAr
gonaut, 107: Patrick s.. 1Oe; Carroll
1O9; Tom Massie. 109: Babbler. 109
Halieck, 109: Cardif. III: Kind Sir
I1I2 Also eligible. Hereto 10a: Sidon
1Oe. Gaiinda. 112. Breadweli. 10e.
Fourth Race---Couditions. purse t60o
s-year-oids and up. mile: Penobscot
ios; Flsmms iSs ,Rs. RssmaS snsniSs iSs re re
gSsssis,on gSslisisS i'i; los sir John johnson i''
Fsfth Rsce-selnng. purse $500, 3
lyear-olds and up. mile and 70 Yards
xBannereiia, iOs: xWarper Griswell
fOs: xDetect, 1o3; xAfis Jonah 105; y
Toro. 1875 Long Hand. los Response
fuI los; Ben wilson. Jos Tom msian
los; Hand RunnsSS as,,,, III ner.s OXEN ,seo m 4
yesr-oids and up n1iie and 20 Yards
xEton Blue. 30 xTop Rock, f0s; AZ
fahie 10It Henotfo 1Of: Triton. io4
1 xIleach sand. f0e: Golden Castle, los
sidaidsman. ioas Troy WeIght IL
Hauehty Lad. III; Lad Of Lanedcn III
/ ws9fher hne. track heavy
1 e.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-23
Central Can Beat Any College
Team in the State, Says Stocking
Detroit Coach Unlimited Confidence in His Proteges Ability
Ou he GridirOn

that OF NJ. A. C.. Centrars baclxaeld
has played together nearly two years
now and has on II four OF the best
football men In the state.
Stocking would try 10 arrange 4
game with some one of the college
teams n he thought that there was
an possibility whatever OF geffing
a date. He admits that Central should
not be asked 10 meet a college bunch
but would like 10 see them do 80 Just
10 see what sort Of showing they
would make
The Detroit times., 1912-10-23
DENIES FILING OF
MINDS PROTEST
Director Bartelme Says Yost
Would Have No
Power

ANN ARBoR. Mich. Oct. ga
Especial )-Director Bartelme, OF the
University Athletic association, this
morning denied that there had been
any protest filed against the playing
of Minds by Pennsylvania on the
srounds that he had been playing for
i've years.
A dispatch from Philadelphia stat
ed that Coach Yost had fled such q
protest.
1T would not be proper for the
coach to make such a protest anyway
even II there were grounds for It."
The association has made no pro
test az
The Detroit times., 1912-10-23

81 believe that Central football
team can defeat any college team In
the state except Michigan and NJ.
A c.
This Is the declaration OF Coach
stocking. OF Central. who has uniimit-
ed confidence IN the abilities OF his
men.
Centrai certainly is In position
TO take the measure OF almost any
college team. that must be admitted,
certral's average weight is nearly
The Detroit times., 1912-10-23
GAvIGAN LET'S STANTON
LAST ONLY TWO ROUNDS

CLEVELAND, o.. Oct. 23.--walter
stanton, California middlewelght, last
ed two rounds against Tommy Gavi-
gan, Clevelander, here last night.
stanton was the aggressor, but his
nelplessness brought the bout to a
sudden end.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-23

John McGraw Joined the Giants IN
ls'i hs took charge Of the a team Pass snS Tss s
ished last, Their record since ~. 1909.
secohd 1904. hrst: 1905. nrst.. 1906.
third 1ao7, second. 1905. second. 1903.
third; 1910. second; 1917. hrst; 1914.
nrst
The Detroit times., 1912-10-23
fnnn Tirer. Rooters fo anme.

siye preparations are on foot here for
the transportation OF about 1000
Princeton supporters to the Princeton
on Nov. ?
The Detroit times., 1912-10-23
THE WEATHER

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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-28
DOG SELLS PAPERS.

For several years small business
like dog sold newspapers to hundreds
of people in Boston every day. he
was to be seen near the Park street
subway entrance, trotting around
with a paper in his mouth until sale
was made. The money must first be
deposited in a small leather pocket
attached to collar with bells which
the dog wore before the paper was
to be had; then the dog would re-
turn to his master for another paper
to sell, says Our Dumb Animals.
Silently, yet persistently, this dog
OF business approaches the men, wo-
men and children with the latest
news of the day. Patrons dropped
their pennies in the pocket about the
dogs neck and hurried away. more
thoughtful and considerate of others
because of this friendly morning
greeting. often the shopping people
and children would linger for
friendly talk. 1t was not at all un-
usual to see from fifty to one hun
dred persons waiting their turn to
buy and say a few kind words to the
intelligent little worker.