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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-17
SAIL ON, uLYssEsl

Theodore Vail president Of the
Western Union Telegraph company. Is
the latest to give utterance to that
half truth that "the high cost Of living
is mostly due to the fact that people
won't try to live within their means"
and the old saying that a half truth
is worse than lie, holds good IN this
instance
1t Is the same old song to induce the
masses to think that their complaint
against the pinch Of poverty is almost
crime and that everything will 90
along smoothly il they just viii stint
themselves a little more.
Theodore VAN is Just another Of
the high-up who don't realize the des-
perate situation in many American
homes who don't yet realize that the
common people are feeling the bur
den Of the last straw.
This mans comprehension Of the sit
uation il made more fully apparent By
his declaration that monopolies art
impossible oi long existence because
they breed competition and the public
has the advantage ali the time!"
The head Of the Bell Telephone ans
Western Union Telegraph system alst
i repeats the threadbare lullaby ant
/ prize con argument that all young mel
have an equal chance to get along il
the world. This Is not true. It can
be true when a majority Of the boy
must early become brcadwinners AM
cannot finish even a high schoo
courue
I Furthermore, every boy Is not natuI
ally equipped for excellence, and cor
dItions in the struggle against a mC
nopollzed world have become sue
that even the exceptionally equippe
young man has a hard battle
So hard Is the struggle, indeed, tina
. few men can secure time from th
/ struggle for the almighty dollar tha
they can enjoy before attaining tn
age Of fifty amy genuine pleasureG ,
Z life without feeling that the future We
} fare Of their family may be menace
! II is a fact that the average ma
! under fifty years Of age doesn't kno
> what care free recreation is
G That this is a fact is OF itself a mo
positive indication that there Is som
/. thing wrong with our social system.
Peoples won't trI 70 live with
z their means, says Mr Vail The
d means are declining viii. every passil
4 year and-one mans wealth Is rat
s at si,0o0,00O.00o, while nine men
this country have individual fortun
n In excess Of sl00.0O0.000
+ That the piling up Of these immen
y fortunes may not be interrupted
q. masses must stint just a little more,
IS With all the wonderful labor saw
ie inventions facilities for conducti
u every line Of human Industry
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-17


From the mouth Of a mine they are
bearing forth mutilated, blackened
corpsg, Scores Of women, with chill
dren clinglng to their skirts, with pale
cheeks, with awful dread In their eyes,
press forward to learn Il the distorted,
bloody mass On the atrotcher belongs
to them. Tor OF the hundreds Of hus.
bands and fathers who went into the
pit this morning there Is no hope.
1t is fearful tragedy. Not there
deep In the earth where death has
finished bis work, but out here on the
hillside, among the widows and or
phans, where new life begins The
miners are dead Their bodies are
taken out wept over and buried. II is
a very simple thing. But what becomes
Of the women and children? All
There's the real tragedy
John Smith is run over and killed by
a street car. We read that he was
the sole support Of his mother and two
little sisters. II is too sad, too sad.
But VIC do not follow up the story Of
that mother and her little ones Do
We feel Interested in their life tragedy
which has iust begun? Are we ever
told do we ever try 10 find outflow
that mother and her children. how
those scores of miners widows and
their children get along without thelI
sole suppoft7 Alas Rarely Yet ths
tragedy ls in the lot Of the survivors
The soTfow. lha trial, the suffering
are not in the sudden losing Of oui
loved ones. but In the living through
the years without them.
@Fhe woman and children flFsyH ;
tbs order as great steamer sinks
What Of the women and children whel
there's some such catastrophe as 1
great mine explosion? What Of thl
home ayas OF mothers and half grow
boys and girls whose homes are tori
to pieces By these disasters2 For tn
home Ii the corner stone Of our civil
cation
A magnificent answer comes froT
The great city Of Chicago, and we wan
all Of our readers 70 hear It and thin
Of il and do something about it.
For year Chicago has had what
called the funds to parents act Th
special object or the act Is to keep th
family intact where a mother has bee
left without means 70 do 50. Grca
wicked Chicago. as she is sometime
called. believes that the home is th
place for the child to grow up. an
she pays $3.50 per month per chill
Sine SAYS ii IS better and much ehea
er to PAS poor mothers to rear the
own children at home than to sper
millions on institutions to care 4
children when they become crimlna
or dependents.
Look at that crowd Of childrl
awarming beside that long line Of mi
ers cofflns. What chance have thl
save to become criminals or depen
entsg why. it is even good busine
to make for them a chanee to beeor
useful citlzena. If We cannot for /
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-17
BLAMED a GOOD WORKER.

7 blamed my heart for severe dis
tress in my left side for two years,
writes w Evans, Danville, Va. but
know now Il was indigestion. as Dr.
Kings New Life Pills completely cured
me- Best for stomach. liver and kid.
ney troubles. constipation. headache or
debility. 25c at Brown q Go. d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-17
Lawn Party.

The Young Peoples Society Of the
Christian church gave lawn party on
last Thursday evening at the home Of
Miss Essie Linn Palmer Forty-two
and other games furnished amusement
during the evening, after which the
guests enjoyed iced watermelon. Quite
a number Of young people were pres
ent beside members Of the Christian
Endeayor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-17
The Social
World
CONTINUED from Page. 81

Forty-Two Party.
Miss Elizabeth Powell and Miss
Edna Powell entertained number Of
their friends on Thursday evening at
forty-two party, complimentary to
their guest, Miss Mercedes Baxter Of
Kansas City. Forty-two furnished en-
tertainment during the early hours OF
the evening, after which music and
other games were enjoyed. About
twenty guests shared the pleasure Of
the evening.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-17

manity's sake save their homes to the
afflicted poor, let's do It for profits
sake. What magic in that word
profit Oklahoma News.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-17

tWflllsu IlI Liz A9aVNAdtNN At1"5t't'
peral
BY Thornton w. Burgess.
Billy Mink, Little Joe Otter and
Jerry Muskrat sat on the Big Rock in
the Smiling Pool. Over on his big
green lily pad sat Grandfather Frog
The Merry Little Breezes Of Old Moth |
or West Wind were playing with the
buttercups and daisies on the bank,
and Mrs. Red Wing was singing to
her babies In their cradle in the bull
rushes. Billy Mink was feeling very
fine. very, very fine indeed, that morn
inc. He had actually beaten Little Joe
otter in swimming race. He can't
do it very often, but had done II that
morning, ana it made him feel very
important Now when people begin to
feel important, the feeling grows and
grows. 1t was 50 with Billy Mink. He
swelled himself up and began to walk
back and forth on top Of the Big Rock,
and as he walked he began to boast.
Yes, sir, Billy Mink began to boast.
4 can swim Ike fish," said Billy
Mink.
"Poohl So can !! exclaimed Little
Joe Otter
= can run like the wind!" boaBted
Billy Mink.
Peter Rabbit can run fasterl" sard
Jerry Muskrat.
Il can follow track with my nose! 7
continued billy Mink
so can Bcwser the Hound" grunt-
ed Little Joe Otter
4 can climb trees like a flash! +"
Dragged Billy Mink.
So can Happy Jack Squirrel said
Jerry Muskrat, sliding into the smil.
ing Pool in disgust.
7 can do anything that anybody who
wears fur and lives on the Green
Meadows or in the Green Forest can
do!o cried Billy Mink, and strutted up
and down, up and down, on top Of the
Big Rock.
Grandfather Frog had listened and
said nothing until Billy Mink had
boasted that he could do anything that
anybody else could do Then he rolled
his big goggly eyes up at jolly, round
Mr.. Sun and began to sing in deel
voice:
! The boaster brags what he can do;
He sweIls his chest; his head swells
too
Some day he'll burst and then you'll
find
lie nothing had but an empty mind
Z Billy Mink stopped short and glare
o across at Grandfather Frog.
What's that you are saying?" de
manded Billy Mink.
n "Chugaruml say you are a foo
z isL boaster. replied Grandfather Eros
efor 1t is the easiest thing in the worl
to find somebody who wears fur to d
e something you can't do"
nj "Who can?7 asked Billy Mink.
d I'm not going to tell" replie
Grandfather Frog.
You can't, because you don't kno
le anyone" sneered Billy Mink.
le Grandfather Frog solemnly hoppe
~ up in the air and caught a FOOLS
q green fly who came too near fos h
y own good.
Il never say what | cannot prov
Billy Mink" said Grandfather Frt
o. in his deepest voice 7 win prove
m to you tomorrow night at sundown
to sou will agree to be here,
n. OF course Billy Mink agreed "
.g, see Little Joe Otter was listening.
he felt that he had to agree.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-17

The Lee-Jackson chapter Of the
Daughters OF the Coniederacy, which
was scheduled to meet the past Tues
day with Mrs. W G. Armstrong. was
postponed and will meet on next Sat
urday at the latter's home ON Chicka-
saw avenue.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-17

Mrs Reford Bond has as her guests
Misses Ella Campbell, Miss Stella
Campbell Of Minco and Miss Vivian
johnson of Norman.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-17
Dance for Miss oven.

Dance Tor Miss owen,
Miss Pauline Owen, who is visiting
at the home Of Mrs. N. NJ. Rogers in
the country, was given a dance by
Miss Emma Rogers and Miss Louise
May on last Thursday evening. A
number Of Chiekasha friends were
present and the evening was most ue.
nghtful to ali who attended.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-17

Miss Olive Mcclintic and Miss Anne
Wade O'Neill are expected home the
early part of the week. after a charm
Ing summer spent on the Pacific
coast
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-17

Kiplug From Sea to Sea.
-Gondola Days
shumanrHow to Judge 9 Book
Mason-0pera Stories
Lanier-Hymns Of the Marshes
sill Hermitage and Later Poems
schaulller Scum Of the earth
Juvenile,
Johnston When Mother Lets us
Cook.
Baldwin Four Great Americans
Burton -Four American Patriots.
Cody -Four American Poets
Kingsley -Four American MxpioF
ers.
MRS. j. al THOMPSON
Librarian
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-17
LIBRARY BULLETIN.


Recent interesting additions 81 non
fiction.
Cheney Industrial and Social liis.
tory Of England.
Langford- Vigilante Days and Ways
Carson-Mexieo, Wonderland Of the
South.
Thayer-Out Of the Ret.
zangwill-The Melting Pot.
Doyle Through sic Magic Door
Howells- -Heroines OF Fiction.
Lowell Literary Essays.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-17

Miss Jean McCosh, who has been
the guest OF her sister, Mrs Thomas
Trawiek for the past twelve MONTHS
has returned to her home in Illinois
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-17

Mrs. C. H. Russell, who has been
the guest Of Mrs Emma Estelle. has
returned TO her home in Oklahoma
City
~-O--
Miss Anna Rouleau has returned
from visits in Chicago aud ST. Louis,
%
The Just Us Girls club viii meet
next weok with Miss Mosette Larson
-o-
Mrs. Ad Meltohls visiting friends IN
Gainesville, Texas.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-17

erroneous character standing reputation
psrson firm corporation
Express viii gladly corrected being brought
attention Of the management
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-17

Cash paid for clean cotton rags.
Expreaa office.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-17
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. EXPRESS PAckAGETTEs. .
#@#@#%%@%+%4%@ %@ = =

"Do II Now"
There are thousands Of different spe.
cies Of bugs
Comprised in the scheme OF crea.
tion,
Each one subdiyided til memory lugs
A load that defieth citatlonl
Bacilli and Microbes Of various breeds
Conduce to obliteration;
Their fatal and murderous number ex-
ceeds
The scope Of imagnationl
But the yirulent mlcrobe who strides
IN the van
OF the ranks that lnflict deyasta-
ton;
Insidious, biighting, to progress a ban,
Is the Bug Of Procrastlnation.
Unknown
| Many people manage to pay great
deal more for their vacations than they
are really worth.
II you let your business be your
hobby, YOU are pretty apt to get along
all right in this world.
Not necessary to add the narrowing
details. We can always manage t,
feel bad enough without that.
II the women would support the mel
there wouldn't be so much kickinI
: about women doing mans work.
Probably the main reason why th
sunset appears more beautiful thal
the sunrise is that there is not han
t days work ahead Of It.
/ Woodrow Wilson has a double in tn
9 person of George Evans. editor OF III
i Chlckasha Express. Grady count
/ ought to so solid for Woodrow Mine
/ Minstrel. Now quit showen us an.
o thing more like this.
"
A well known bishop OF the Episc
It pal church on offering a cigar to a
e aged negro who was conveying him
an inland parish, was somewhat stu
ID ned at his refusal to accept, sayla
ir mo, sab. Use a christian.
d Human Life tells this good one;
in young man named DuBoae asked h
as sweetheart to take a buggy ride,
which she consented. She was pc
So sesscd Of a fetching lisp. When Il
ie young couple reached a rather lor
some bit Of road he announced "Th
lg is where you have to pay toll, and It
lg either a kiss or a squeeze" at viii
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-17
SUBSCRIPTION RATEa,

One year, delivered BIZ carrler---s4.S0
Six months, delivered by carrier 2.40
Three months, delivered BY carrier I.2O
oas month, delivered by carrier 40
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-17

A well known bishop Of the Episeo-
pal church on offering a cigar to an
aged negro who was conveying him to
an inland parish, was somewhat stun
ned at his refusal to accept, saying,
mo, sab! Use a christian
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-17
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BEDTIME STORIES =
q FOR THE CHILDREN. =
d
; aassass ; &c >
RlLLY MlNKIs BIG TX.
BY Thornton w. Durgesg.

written for the Associated Newspa
pera.l
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-03-22

Tor there would be plenty of men near
at hand TO come to my defence. Oh.
please say yes"
III do, then we must make the II.
fusion perfect and take as few
chances of discovery as possible.
must learn exactly how the other
iresses and when she leaves the the.
alter. Fortunately for the success OF
Your plan the Trocadero permits no
one but performers to come behind
the scenes, so that Hawley will be
compelled to wait for the lady outside
The stage doors | had better go at
once. and see to these details"
Yes" she said, her eyes sparkling
with anticipation, "and am SO glad
you are willing. viii be most dis.
Greet You are not sorry made tho
1roposal?"
Certainly not A. first 1t struck mo
as altogether wrolg, but the more /
think OF Il the Stronger II appeals to
me. Il may reveal to us the whole
conspiracy, and cannot believe Haw.
ley would venture upon any gross
au:liarity iikely to cost him the good
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-03-22
CHAPTER XVII
The stage Door Of the r,oosdero.

The Stage Door Of the T,ocadero.
Hope discovered very little difficulty
in duplicating the outer garments
Keith reported Miss Maclaire as wear.
ing The colors, indeed, were not ex-
aetly the same, yet this difference was
not sufficient to be noticeable at night
by the eyes OF man who had no rea-
son to suspect deceit. The girl was
in u nutter of nervous excitement as
she FASTENED about the room. DOMINIC
her few requirements OF masquerade,
yet Keith noted with appreciation that
she became perceptihly cooler as the
moment of departure approached.
With cheeks afame and eyes spark.
ling, yet speaking with voice re-
vealing no falter, she pressed his arm
and declared herself prepared for the
ordeal, The face under the shadow
OF the mantilla was so arch and
plQuant. Keith could not disguise his
admiration.
Am Christie MaclaIre2" she asked
lnnEhlngly. i,
Sufficiently go TO fool our friend"
he returned, but l erh ready to swear
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-03-22
sYNopsIs.

la,.lss o. sayages. Keith had won hi
S A. captain IN, a Virginia regimen. en-
ssrsscs 70 md his old southern home il
ias. his friends scattered and the fas,
Nn He notices camp IRE At a dis
ana tnsn sees team attacned e
M ~ rui sahop pursued oy
- ponies
gHAPTER If-wb.n R.,th rsach.,
n waEon the raIdrrs haye massafred
$50 men. shot the horses ana departed
n searches The victims analns uapers
~ = Iecket with n woman's portrait III
nnsises 10 hunt down me mtirderera.
...,rr, ~, -.
r,-- .rs n. rra.,l,d ~ res .,,sr ~
---..s.-s.. 80 e. hnrte enn' 49, 49, 49,
-. .c,,,..r sv.s .ne uwS uaap,efs,
Dassisus rufnan.
- crime on Keith. The latter goes 70
- nlily realizing thn peril Of swift bor-
-. who tells lin, IL il Neh and ,sa,
= knew the Keith family back in Vir-
EMAPTER v-Neb knows about the
lu1 murdered men from the description
k ,s 40 s a one was John sieley,
-. shsa v ,s r maA Mslte. formerly an
.tPTER Vl-.The plainsman and his
tr'ena escape from the cell
AFrEh yil-The two fugiuves be-
- iost IN the sand deHert
- ina ma v 4. ors y,c sS%e upon
ksanfui younr sri Keltb reosrnizes
- ~ = sinrrr he saw M rarso, 1'it,,
=" N''''
CnAPTER fx-The girl explains that
- came there In search OF brother
~ had deserted from the army She
~ % come 10 the cabin while he sought
- Acats her brother.
.,rr, : ,
Kalh In hiding recognizes lin as rhe
DnsFfeus Hack Hart Hawley tries to-
A1.e love TO the girl.
EzAPTER xI--rhere is a terrific bat.
- N the darkened room In which Keith
et5ecomes black Bart Horses are ap
E.sslatsd, and the Eiri who says that
:" -
GHAFTER x1l--Ksith explains his ait.
nansn NJ fugitive from Justice.
-...rrp W, ~. n.,,,,..
yeyed ( q he Arkansas aiming to
near fariFhea
swamptoptshb ne hotel is sne s15i Is LETT
Engineeri xvK,,,h !. ,,o,nv MAJ.
Iucorporat1,s I =, ~ ~ Iiaiils bls ssak
..a.a,ton ibesrinK the name OF chris. |
pVi"''" nd he believes Miss HopSl
road mn En disclalminQ thar mime |
u the landiady that she Is |
and TO inf az crhf Waite
NAlioy Nl-The fugitiyes Keith
Fancy ITO Sheridan. Here Keith
riend named tairbaih. q
rms raj Wiite' but FSrbsin
ht III wy ssy ~ PREVIOUS ssuSra spYe 70
as TO open
t,aids In thl-At the tavern Keith
i'eius - LII, talk o. two men q
mas IeSeni' al t,t,.,i,' NJ ", u"SIn
her Of placeion r,sa yy,iin,,.nt,
peI " ,nnd name a. ",h1m s s,a,S
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-03-22
son in NoER XVII.
Rev. Fa-


one great MISS Maclaire van
saveral nf thoughts turned 20,
q She would need
oneliness TO take ner
hunoei oher brothers death
valley UGH had occurred OF
II the he funeral which he
OF Mr.. II over with her. Re.
ried to considerations he was
surg VII OF pleasure In the
altogether foreign to
hitch they were en-.
her to solve. He
it'll her. to look into
Will 81 how clearly the diff.
ged her from Christie
buld not help but like
N pmehow was conscious
undeIcnt atmospheres sur.
ally no, with one he could
e folleeless, even deceltful.
Miss roused only the best
u dire her own sincerity
an. e. Chuil rc,.nca = i.
everybody he'd the door of
ough to havee could not ex.
Is a finisheolnlshed swiftly
studied undeteting' and the
eomplished aiich she recog-
$500 900, puld come" she
peen oe"e | took an early
SUNDAY anu I'm and be here.
Spencer chulme since"
will be heard even thought l !
we're kept 4
...n1 i|I. |Il||N
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-03-22

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-13
RIVERSIDES IN
A COMEDY WIN
Enter Baseball World With
Victory at Matawan.

In a nine act comedy Saturday
afternoon at Matawan the River
sides opened their baseball season
with a victory over the Keyport In
dependents, score 5 to 2. The
locals had no trouble whatsoever
in disposing Of the Keyport nine, as
Frank Mccormick pitched a wonder
full one-hE game. The match was
rolled on' the diamond back of the
Matawap high school before a fair
sized crowd of beautiful fanesses.
T~herkelson and Wilson starred in
center and left field, respectively,
neither receiving a ball. The line
ups:
Notwithstanding, c; McCor-
mick, p; Reynolds, 1b; DeVoe, 2b;
McCreery, 3b; Regain, IS; Wilson,
If; Therkelson, CT; Allen, IF.
Keyport-Buttonback, C; Roberts,
p; Ford, 1b; Haley. 2b; Duncan, 3b;
Bolte, S.; Gardner, If: Devlin, CT;
Walling, IF.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-13
EVENING NEWS SPORTING PAGE
HOT STUFF IN
LATEST LETTER
HOrnsby Gives Anderson
Something to Think Over,

William Hornsby, a~ffectionately
called Bill" has rushed to print
once more, in answer to Charles
Anderson, manager Of the Puritan
b b. c. Mr.. Hornsby's letter was
written before he had e e the
come back" on the part of Manager
Paul Check. of the Sayreville A. A,
therefore no reference to that mat
ter. The letter follows:
May II, 1912.
2. A. EVENING NEWS,
Gentlemen
Thanking you for the time and
space employed in the cause of Fair
Ruling l beg to write as follows:
MIR. AndersOn's Words-'Kicker
and Sucker"
am sorry Charles that you
should allow your temper to over
power your judgment and exhibit
you ignorance. Were it not for the
fact that it would tender great salts
faction to you, / would become real
angry and say that your remarks
are very becoming to you and the
locality wherein you live. But I'm
not going to say it. SO there.
Money Talks. $4,000 Side Bet.
Are you sure, Charles, that you
did not misplace that decimal point,
meaning S1.50. You know that Is
about your speed. Why did you not
cover that $500 posted with Mr..
Roy S. Hall at the EVENING NEWS
office for that other game at the
Auditorium, which you refused to
play? Actions speak louder than
r.-l. h-,. Do 40 oct rnont he y
and make arrangements with Mana
ger Wilentz for a game and If there
is $4,000 left in town, We might
possibly arrange to call that bluff.
How much South Amboy money is
in that fortune you speak of?
Important Points Eyaded.
You are very much of a writer
Charles, but sorry to say that you
evade the very questions upon which
The Sportsman" needs enlighten-
ment. Rational mind is right.
Threatened, by Jove. Curses!
Charles. do you know that have
been invited to The Woods" to get
clicked" using the slang express
sion. Far be 1t from me to partake
of any such luxuries. No, Charles,
YOU did not issue the invitation
(about five Of your colleagues) and
your kindness in sparing me further
anxiety on that score will be
written upon the tablets of my for
g%etfulness.
Now Charles please bear in mind
that as president of the MiddleseX
County Basketball League and
sporting writer of the Perth Amboy
EVENING NEWS, Mr.. DeVoe holds
two separate and distinct positions
Your Judgment, If such exists, will
reveal the fact that he cannot for
sake the latter for the sake of thu
former and the encouragement o
your whims and fancies, so gaug'
your remarks accordingly and ALLOW
me to remain,
Yours respectfully,
WILLIAM HORNSBY