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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-11
WHEAT YIELD WILL REACH
HIGH MARK THIS YEAR
Three Billion Bushels Of Corn
Hay Market May Reduce The
Price Of Beef
FIGURES ON 1912 CROPS

|pyer 1911. $4,000 %.
Winter wheat 390G00taia bushels
dccrease over 1911, 40,000,000
Spring wheat &00,0Q0,0o0 bushels
gain over 1871, lo9.000.00o
Total wheat, 690.000.0l0 bushels;
4 gain over 1911 69.o00.t l0
Oats, 1.290000 bushels. gain
ever 1911, GS,0u0000
Barley. 2090oa0e0 bushels gain
ever 1911 49,000,000.
Rye, 35.000o0o bushels gain over
II 19l1, 100000
Total grains. 5.219Aooooo bushels;
gain over t9lt. 949000000
9s Flax Seed 23,oo0, ,0o6 bushels gain
over 1911. unchanged
Buckwheat 1S0ao0o0 safl over
1911, unchanged,
2 w Potatoes 39S000400 bushels
gain over 1911 lo5,o00.000
@ Rice 2S000.000 bushels gain over
L 1911, unchanged
Tobacco 976,000.ooa pounds gain
over 1911. 000000
Nj Hay, 72.000600 tons gain over 1911
1T,00, ,000
Record grain crops oXpandiag bust
ress and a shortage OF cars c0nfront5
the country An aggregate OF 5,2l9.-
raenea yin,de or ono, nrodurts ara
,han,n -, tho .o,.o,,.n,n,t rro, ~.
nt ;s.,,5l ,.astrraa, .rhora q op
i~nreaao ~ 5eI ooo ooo hnsbeis or &
no- cant ovnr ta4t month Q4q0oA 0ga
b,,e,,,}i % ,, la, o,,o, I'M
sbart or,ns II 1qft and ~ o0o 660
n,,t ,.,r n, lio-
t,oida ~ ,qaf rhara lyao an increase
IN the Weld Of corn Of f.5 per cent.
wheat is eer cent, and oats 60 per
cent during The month OF August The
oat crop is the largest ever raised by
any country IN the world and the az
gregatc OF All crops breaks all records
in This country.
Yields have been SO largc that tho
railroads are unable f0 move The
grain IN market AS East as offered and
there ID a apucral comnlaint of a
ghor4are az carq rofWifhstaudine The
fect tbaf railroads in the northwest
r,rnnllV efored 55a aa0 cars thero to
4a1ro oorn or no rron4 The nffcrie Of
tbo LARGO yinldg aro seen m the eN.
nondino mercantile trade i'm an sec
tious II is one OF tho pcculiar fea-
tnres Of tha cron season that no sec
ton Of the country has d complete
crop failure as was the case last
wear. The three northwestern states,
Minnesota and the Dakotas have iUo-
100000 bushels more wheat than We're
ra sed in 1911 and set new crop
record for that country North la-
kota takes the lead as the banner
wheat state OF the United States, with
lie .000,00r bushels while last year u
had almost a crop failure
nln,., Wheat Record Established
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-11

NeV orleans. Sept Tonight g e
Il 4ars8av unsettled cooler tonisht-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-11
MEXICAN
REBELS ARE
WINNING
CAPTURE POINT OF WANT.
AGE AFTER BLOODY
BATTLE
fBy Associated Press.)

NdlIa, ItNds, StVU II,-IUt FtU.
eral garrison at Oiinaga, Mexico, sur
rendered late Yesterday evening to the
rebels,
Mara. Texas, sept li.--Five men
were reported Killed in the Oiinasa
fighting last night Preparations 70
establish wireless station here was
began today The United States sig
nal corps will use the new station 10
transmit the news OF war troubles 10
El Paso. It is expected ;aat prompt
communication can be maintained
with the preside in Texas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-04
COACHES OF TWO
SCHOOLS IN 4
WORD WAR

TACOMA, June 3.-The cry
Of robbery raised by the Broad
way high school os Seattle over
the icss Of hrse place In the
state intsrschoissssc meet here
Saturday, 10 entirely without
foundation. snd evidences OF
poor sportsmsnship. according
10 Coach w. p. consseck Of the
Tacoma high school.
"cosch Borleske received . d.
tailed program showing the
events scheduled and what
points they would count for
early In May. and this did not
contain the soysrd dssh nor
the poinss for the relay race"
declared corssock today. The
track meet was run strictly sc-
eordsnu 20 program And Dor
ieskc was either asleep and 10
trying 20 cover up his own neg
Iiponec. or the Broadway hi1,h
10 displaying an unsportsman.
like attitude over It's loss"
- contend that when a rad.
iesi change 10 20 be made In the
lis; OF events. that the Tacoma
high school people ought 10 call
our attention TO H." said Coach
Borlesks Of the Broadway high
school this afternoon. whom
shown a statement from Coach
w. p. coms,ock Of the Tacoma
high school, charging the Seat
tie man with unsportsmanship.
we took II for granted that
the 5o-ysrd dash was TO be in.
eludcd In the meet. and we
dicn't pay any particular ssten-
ton to the program when Il
was presented to Us. feeling
sure that should anything as
radical az throwing out an i'm.
portsnt event like the 5o-yard
dash, would be called to our
particular attention"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-04
.RUMORS ARE
ATTEL May
FIGHT
Ex-Champion Ready for
Any Battle Indcpend-
cncc Day.

SAN rRANciaco. June s--The
possibility Of Ad wolgaAt Withdraw.
inE from hin Fourth of Juiy match
with Joe Rivers NJ Vernon u beconi.
Ing stronger. II recent activities OF
|emisnnrlcB OF Promoter Tom Nc.
Carey carry any niguifieance For
some time nllly Nolan. Abe Atteil's
new manager. has been sounded In.
directly as 10 whether Atteii would
be ready by July {. and II be would
care 20 substitute for WolgaEt.
Nolsn. while not making any def.
Mite promise. has practically stated
that the ex.champlon would be
ready TO fight on Independence day.
and N MolgAat failed 10 keep hts
engagement. Atteii would be really
C. take on the Mexican under ccr.
tain conditions
A fcw days ago a Los Angeles
man known 10 be close to McCarcy
visited Nolnn's ranch In Lake eoun-
~. and through a second party
pumped" Nolan. The latter. while
refusing 10 commit himself. said
enough 60 inspire hope in tha breast
OF the cmisaary
Nolan. who has declared that A..
tell will be- ready 20 60 against any
Of them on lniy 4 or earlier. stiil
has his eye on Wolgast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-04


Mr.. Charley Schmutx looked as II
he was spelling defeat In capital
letters for the Seattle Giants yes.
terday after their return from a
successful road excursion TO Spo-
kane and other places. So perfect
had Charley held the local boys
Down that for five innings the
Giants could do nothing else but
walk 60 the bench and talk II over
Tacoma had already reached the
shore with three runs. after ehas
ing Thompson from the fiflng
line whom he rllcd the bags In the
third. with one run already tai
lied and the bags full. Schneider
was sent In 10 relieve Thompson.
pete's heart sank two Inches when
NH blffod the first one over
toward the right Held fence FOR a
double. scoring Crittendon aud
Sehmutx A fast double retired
the aide. In the nth. however.
after Schmutz had gained all the
self confidence necessary. Lea.le
Mann lifted the bali over the right
field fence. The swat seemed TO
instill the Giants with the swattinE
bug. for In the next innings things
we're just awfully bad for the
Tigers.
Moran. Schneider and Raymond
reached dry ground on short tabs
20 ths different corners. Mann must
have had tho ink on SchmutK' bail.
for ho almost ripped tho cover off
the first Offering. AZ II sixxlcd PAST
second base. scoring Moran aud
Schneider. Raymond going q third.
while Morse and hunt were trying
20 put the truy over Mann. Ray.
mond scored on Straits slow one
to Hunt
Brooks. tho new man, certainly
worked hard 90 make good during
the game. and he made himself felt
easily when he poked out a single,
scoring Mann. and making Il the
fourth run What fans there we're
In the grand stand and bleacherS
settled down 10 q confident smile
until the eighth. when things be.
gan 70 look serious. Abbott reach.
ed first on bad throw and Neigh
hors cleared the fence for a homer.
and tied the score.
With an even break the Giants
worked hard 70 redeem themselves
N their half. Moran drew a life,
and scored on Tcaleys double 10
right. and Teaicy came pranclnx In
Immediately after on Schnelasr's
hard drive TO right That settled
H. tacoma drew no more runs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-04
B A s e B A L L
r o o T B A l. L
B A 8 X z T 3 ALL
MOTHER WHITE HOPE
LOOKING FOR MATCH

johnson for the heavy weight cham.
piOnship OF the world on July 4 a.
Las Vegas, n. NJ McCafty sccofn'
plished what Jim Flynn failed 10 40
knock out Carl Morris "a tfick no
other boxer has turned
McCarthy's father II Irish and his
mother a full bloeded indian Pos
assssd OF the physique. solidarity
and craftinesa Of the Indian aad the
natural fighting Instinct 81 the Irish,
McCarty iR ideally moulded for n
Tighter. lie - feet inches high
and weighs 2i5 pounds.
McCarry was born 20 years ago
last 81 Patricks day fanother fino
aaeetD IN Lincoln. Neb. lie fought
and won his first fight before be
was 10 years old. scoring a knock.
out over Watt Adams. Canadian
champion. IN two rounds on January
Z. 1911. Three months later be
stopped Joe Grim IA fouf rounds
Grim h. the famous Iron Man" of
Philadelphia. whom Al kaufmsn
and Bob Fltzslmmons failed % stop.
McCarty's next battle vas With ~
wlthera, whom he finished IN u
rounds. In the fall Of 1911 Tommy
Crawford, a Philadelphia heavy
weight, was put 10 sleep in 30 sec
onda. Then he fought brace Of
i0-rouud nO.dsci8lon affairs. winding
up his 1911 campaign.
lie began the new year by knock.
Ing out Jack Harper ia one round
on March H. Twelve days later he
disposed Of Bill Shuiz. = z50pOunc
er, In s. seconds.
Real fame did not come 10 Nc
Carly. however. until be gave Nor
rls terrific beating. putting him
out ia the sixth round. The follow
Ing week McCarty stopped Jack
Reed In three rounds.
Mccarsy will meet the winner Of
tho Charlie Mlfler.soidier Elder
heavyweight contest In San Fra :
cisco. II he wins that match his
nert opponent Will undoubtedly be
Al Kaufman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-04
COMMENT FROM
THE PRESS BOX

mcMuilen wac busliy trying 70
make a place for ~Hunky" Shaw
yesterday. lie made three errors.
none OF them. however. figuring In
the run column.
Mr.. Schmusr. allow me to intro.
duco TO you the Seattle aluggcrs
You guessed you could tame them.
bat yon have another guess com.
ing Sls singles In the seventh.
coed Tor four runs. 10 punching en-
some.
Pat Moran jumped sbout four
feet In the air In the eighth 10 got
asay from Tsaiey'a hit. and after
rolling over q couple OF tines. he
hotfootcd I, 20 the plate. Abbott
was 10 busy looking At the act that
he failed 20 stop the ball. and
Teaiey reached second
Managerial honors seem 20 agree
with Raymond lie slammed olt
three nice hits.
That boy Schneider 10 sorrs swat
ter. In three times up he annexed
two healthy singles.
Thompson started In 10 pitch
for Seattle. and with the aid Of two
fast double plays. lasted until the
third. whcn q double. two singles
and base on balls caused Tealey
TO Got out the hook. snd Schneider
went In and got credit for winning
the game.
Brooks. the ns~ 0isrs first base
man. got two bits and played a nics
game nj the bag While he IL
charged with an error. n was hard
chance.
Things looked bad for q moment
in the ninth. SchmutS singled. and
~ IN two out McMullin booted Al.
bolts grounder around until he had
trosRed first. and NciEhbors. who
had cleaned up with a homer tn
the eighth. came TO the bat. but
be hit TO Raymond. and the game
Was over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-04
BROWN LOSES TO
CROSS IN 10
ROUNDS

NEN YORK. June ~ Knock
out Drown has taken a tumble
down the pugiiiatic ladder tnia, as
a result Of his defeat ut the hands
~ Leach Croas. Cross had all the
better % a i0round argument with
brown here Brown weighed III
pounds and Cross Ina.
LONDON. June ts--lem Dfiseoll.
champion OF England.
II holder today of the French cham.
pionship as a result of his knock.
cut OF Jean Poesy. Frances feath.
er~elghi. In II rounds here
NEW YORK. June Jack Brit.
ton. tho Chicago lightweight. Joined
the brigade Of iiEhtwelghts here to
day With challenges for crosa.
Wells. Welsh or wolgant. Since
hia victory In San Francisco over
Pal Moore. hritton has decided he
10 M good an any u the Eastern
boys. and 10 anxious for chance
to prove H. a4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-04
COAST LEAGUE
MAY LAND IN
SAN DIEGO

Los ANGELES. June 4--Prcsi.
dent Al Baum OF the Pacific Coast
baseball league. President Cal Ew-
ing Of the San Francisco club. and
President Henry Berry OF the Los
Angeles club left yesterday i.lf
San Diego. TO look over that city M
a possible location for another Pa.
Ecific Coast league team.
II IL expected that they will re,
turn In time for tomorrow's game
here between San Francisco and
Vernon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-04
PLAN LONG RACE
In SKY-WACONS

my tsttsA rss.s Isss~A Wtrs) :
LOS ANGELES. June s.~-The
longest AERIAL racc ever Attempted
on tho Pacific coast. 70 be bald
Time ~ on circular course arornd
Los Angeles. IL being considrr~d
today by Los Angeles and Long
Beach syiatorH. Tho conrsa xHfI b
over Los Angeles. Long Beach.
Venice. Santa Monica. Ocean Isark
and San Pedro. Martin, Champion.
Suites. Carpenter. Williams
Dourhcrty and other bir.Imeg,
probably viii compete.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-04
COAST ATHLETES
NAMED TONIGHT

SAN FRANCISCO. June A.
Word Is expected tonight from JAS
". Sullivan, secretary of the anna.
teur athletic union of Amerieh lgiv.
ing the names Of the Pacific opasi
athletes who will participate In the
Olympic games in Sweden Ahis
summer, final selection OF whom
VIII be made In Now York tonikht.
The chosen are expected to take
part In a big track and field meet
In New York June ~.
Men np for confirmation ,are
Ralph Rose and Merle Alderman.
Frank Kelly OF Los Angeles for the
hurdles. and Jim Donahue OK hos
Angeles for the Pentathlon and fDe-
cathlon events. Courtney. Bellah
and Mcclure are tho nominated
men from the North.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-04

Is Luther Mccarthy. the Ne
braska Strong BOY. the white
hope" tho boxing world has been
looking for since July 4. 1910. vhen
Jack Johnson won the heavyweight
championship from Jim Jeffriesg
Judging By the youngsters rec.
ord. he hes as Tauch right 70 serious
consideration as any of the present
crop OF white hopes. including Jim
Flynn. who is matched 10 fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-04

West Seattle won from the Gas
company after a hard fight b. the
close score Of TO 2 The winning
run for the West Side team result
cd from an error. Although hls
team lost. Hailker OF the Gas com
pAny pitched a swell game.
West Seattle ............3 1
Gas Company ............2 3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-04

sii West 7sth st.. Sesttls, y
Seattle. Wssh-. ~ q ~
Gentlemen:
I have been troubled ~ ~
-four years with : general ~
condition. 80 ! had noe ~ ~
work but very little, ~
OBLIGED 70 lie down ser9al =
through the day. and ~ - Z
80 weak I could scarcely -
TO my head. l also had aden.
my nose nearly all my life, -
been told my condition vosA !
better until they we're renSW
am nov on my third botue -
breathe through ny nose, y
first time In about thlftea =
and am able to DO NJ tcae
without lying down oceaeonA
before. have gained lIenf
sleep well and can eat any
wish. -
MRS. II. L. sCHNALn
One OF the many ga y ~
tina, was quickly refNvee y
lures Creation sitter man =
suffering from catsrrh and 49,
and a general rundown Co.
We have on file scores q
from grateful and satisfied ~
who claim to have been -
~ benefited or entirely rss'ex
the use OF Natures Creation .
der 70 get In direct couna1
with those who are sunef'9
the dreaded Tuberculos'., .
the flesh or bone. Cafarfh. =
Bronchitis or any of the tF0s1
the respItory organs. We
request you to call or wriis
ing this wonderful herb tfs'
Address ,ov
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-04
eoTHsll WINS

Botheil defeated the Blue Rio
bons" In a fast ten-innlng game by
n score OF to ). The all.arouad
fast playing and timely hitting OF
Botheil was the feature OF the
game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-04
LONG RESIGNS AS MANAGER
OF THE SEALS

Reidy. former National league pitch
.r aud former manager of the Oak.
land Coast league team. No reason
was given for bis action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-04
BOUT OF SMOKES
FLASHES In PAN

Los ANGELES, June 4.--Man-
ager Tom McCarey OF the Pacific
Athletic club announced today that
his acknowledgements fight. SEIZED
uled for July "a. has been called
off.
Il got cablegram from Joe
Woodman, Langford's manager,
said McCnrey, Saying that their
sailing from Australia has been de-
layed because Of some legal pro
ceedings there and they will not
reach America before September 1.
Ho suggests that I send Porky
Flynn against jeanette. Nothing
doing. Tho fight IA OFT"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-04

SAN FRANCISCO. June a.
Dan w. Long resigned yesterday
AZ manager of the San Francisco
Seals Iiia place vas taken by Bill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-04
KINKS COLT In
CLASSIC DARBY

ny tnited Press Leased Nsrsb
LONDON. June Always the
great sporting event Of the yoar the
race for tho derby, which win be
run tomorrow over the historic Ep.
som course. has rarely excited more
interest than this year. II may fall
To King Georges colt Pintadeau to
save the coveted prize-the "blue
ribbon OF the English turf'-from
foreign invader Sweeper II, n
FrancoAmcrican colt belonging 10
the American sportsman, II. y. Du.
rea. Is strong favoritc.
King George has never run a
horse In the derby before. n Is
not yet certain whether King
George Will 20 90 Epson tomorrow.
but as the court ls In mourning for
King Frederick OF Denmark, Il IL
considered unlikely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-04

OF the three main bouts 20 be
pulled OFF at Austin & Freed'u 10.
night. probably the best OF
these will be the go between
Pat Scott and Eddie shannon. Al.
though small. Scott IL practically
one OF the hcat boxers In the North.
west and one OF the cicaneat. Scott.
when In the ring. always stands
several feet away from n rising op.
poncnt whom he has fioor~d. In.
stead OF waiting for him and send.
ing him aEain to the boards before
be has hardly a chance to put out
his mittn. az u the method Of a
good number OF our local fighters.
We regret Ia say. Eddie Shannon
h. another crack local boxer
Henry North. the Pacific North
west bantam champ. will mix wlth
niiiy apcck. Romeo Hagen. the
lighting baker" meets Cecil Hat.
field.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-04
RAILROAD WINS

q. N. Railway OF Interplay won
from the Steamfitters Of thu North.
west Ga. The playing OF Barbour
aud Bennett was the features OF
the game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-04
NEWS AND
STATS TICS
Professional Sports Fostersd
SCHMUTZ COULDN'T STOP
The GIANTS YESTERDAY
Tealey Raymond's Assistants Pouncc Charley
Offerings When Pouncing Is Good Business
Thompson Driven to the Bench-Two Swats Over
the Fence

Mann. Nelshborn stolen bases
Moran, Mann :, Chick. MeMuliln
Pitchers Humrunry--i run aud I hits
Oft Thompson Ia inninga, runs
and hits of Schneider Ia In
ainsa struck G "a, s,,,,, ahenpsen
On hails-off Thompson 2. Oft
SCHNEIDER Z. off schnuts 8. Passed
tail--Crittenden. Double plays
chick 10 Raymond 20 brooks. Hay.
mnud Go brooks. Whaling 70 Ray
w ,'9si 70 to nr ~a TIms q game
=ass. Umpire
VICTORIA. June 4.--Mccreery
was too Wild yesterday 10 win a
game. and coupled with Meek'A
Wild throw 10 third. the Indiana
gat q good lead. The lees came
up strong In the ninth when Meek
drove four-bagger. scoring Ken
nedy.
spokane ....feeisooe "a
"A Victoria. 4 . . eop I'D 10
cadreau and Oatdick. Mecreory,
coneannon and Meek.
VANCOUVER, u. C.. June A.
Tonneaon and Agnews figured in a
pitchers battle yesterday. the Sc
attic youngster getting a shade Of
the argument. No famed ton men
and allowed only four blngies. one
Of which was scratch HIT
Portland ....0iootooee~-s 4 !
40 y.see..sro Eo0o0oi.--s
Tennsson and harris. Agnsw aud
fscwts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-04

NeW 1efh s.ss.ssfss-ssss ssssst
A. NfffsN ssssssssaassff
warhop and Huegasf. psbac sna
stanasS
fhHsirlphta ..+.-sFsfs ~
A. chicago ss.sssssastth sastssst 10
tsiank and EEani Mesrldrs. Peters.
waite. nsnn and aaiiivaa.
washington sssstss.tfttsss III ~
A. -. lso0As FsHsefaNf sasessss
Eassi. Hughes ana Mfilana4 naam.
1Arfea. n ngspn anf KsigsF. wAs8a
tfo4tea sss..ssssstssrtsf..4s 10 4
81 tt~retanf ..fs.tstttssssss
ufislen aaa Carttsans usAadsnx. nae
kettle and kAstestT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-04

Dance at Drcamland tonight. go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-04

HIGHLAND WINS EASILY
Highland View defeated the
sloans by score Of 10 to yesta~-
day. Highland had tho swatting
bug, and before the affair was over
twenty-two OF the swats went safe.
~. sloans got but four safe wal
lops.
Highland .........112 % n
Sioahs 49,. ................1 4 0
Roy and Stimm; Shellhoru,
Bunkus and Cole.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-10-30
WSER IS HOT.
|akes a Walk and a Run to
/ Cool Off.
Ks REST UNDER A TREE.

His Peaceful Reveries Are Ruth
sly Interrupted, First by a Con-
able and Then by Two Tramps-He
leqs" It Home.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-10-30

Pay your subscription,
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-10-30
THE CORNERS OF OUR
MEMORY.

TIME corners of our mem'ry
That we all turn every day
II How We come upon them sudden
Leading down pleasant way,
Where we see familiar facS
And the folks we used TO know!
Round the corners Of our memry
Is the long time ago.
Oh, it's pleasure next to heaven
Just to leave the path Of strife.
Just to tread the primrose pathway
Leading to the olden life
And to meet the old time neighbors
And perhaps again TO see
A happy barefoot youngster
Like the boy we used to be!
Oh, it's Joy to last lifetime
When in fancy We may roam
And We turn a sudden corner
In our mem'ry leading home,
Leading onward through the neadows,
With the friendly stars above.
To the old familiar friendships
And the places that we love!
Oh. we're thankful for the pathway
That leads on to rest and peace
Through the toll and stress or nTlns
To the goal where strife shall cease.
But we're thankful-oh, so thankful
Fir the corners that We know
In ,ur menn'ry that lead US
T. the long time ago!
Buffalo News.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-10-30

FOUND EIS COW DEAD IN THE FIELD.
good faith. and he was followed by
all the others in turn. and when the
last had spoken the peasant said:
Since you are al! SO honest it would
be i9V:diOus to select single one over
the others. will therefore leave the
whole lot Of You in charge"
This he did. and upon his return
found things as he had left them E,v-
cry beast cried out its faithfulness and
demanded its recognition. but as the
peasant fourished his knife and made
ready for work he said: !
Had there been one Of you the car
cass would have been eaten and the
hide rendered worthless before my re-
turn. 1t was in watching each other
that YOU were compelled to be honest
and therefore none deserves reward
MoraI.-The peasant might have ~
them quarrel over the tail and e."
horns, but it's sure thing that f.r
man who is watched most closely i
the most honest
J1h Work ueatt, Hx""r:e1 hrrn.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-10-30
Gettino Il Exactly Right.

Clerk-Your ad. reads, plain cock
wanted" They rather fight shy Of
that, sir.
Subbubs-How shall l put it, then?
Clerk-I should say. Woman wanted
to do plain cooking"
Subbubs-Change it, will you? Glad
you mentioned it. And, by the way,
instead of woman" you'd better make
it y."-Boston Transcript.