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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-21

President Taft is known TO be strong
ly in favor of retaining the new court.
He does no impune its motives or
criticize it's decisions. In fact, he is
highly pleased with the work it has
done thus far; and probably would We,
TO any measure calculated to do away
with it.
Colonel Roosevelt has made it per.
fectly clear that if he should again be,
come president he would do what he
could to abolish the court. He has
referred to it as "mischievous.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-21

with me. Nibbs-Well. ] suppose you
had a good smoke? Gibbs-Aye, | had
that, but when the train had started
found I'd no matches. Nibbs-No
matches. and yet you'd a good smoke?
How did you manage for light?
Gibbs-WeIl, you see. opened the box.
took out one. and thar made the box "a
cigar lighter. "-London Tit-Bit
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-21

specialist who could cure you"
what is his name:" asked Love.
Marriage. replied Experience
Philadelphia Record.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-21

The splendid work of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets is daily
coming to light. No such grand rem
edy for liver and bowel troubles was
ever known. Thousands bless them
Tor curing constipation. sick head
ache, biliousness, jaundice and indiges-
ton. Sold by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-21

The Cure.
"Alas, am blind!' walled Love.
"Why don't you consult doctorT
asked Experience. Il know famous
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-21

All the news all the time-The Argus.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
GRIFFITH DROPS DEER
WITH "CURVEn STONE

HELENA. Mont. Nov 2.--Chargcd by
n wounded deer aud unable 10 use a
rifle. which had become ja ulmed. Clark
Griffith. manager az the Washington
American league team. saved himself
from probable serious injury by his old
time skill az a pitcher. Seising a stone
about the Slze OF q baseball llc sent one
of hlS curves that made him inr Idol of
the Chicago cIub years ago, against the
animals head and dropped II IN itS
tracks. lie then dispatched IL with The
btrtt of his gun.
This was tile story told by. several of
Grifnths friends who returned here YES
terday from Grinlth's ranch, bringing
with them the skin Of the deer which
GxlsdAA ~ laillnA ~ having mounted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
BRESNAHAN RECEIVES
OFFERS AS CATCHER

ST. LorTs. Nov. Roger Brcsnahsn.
rcrcntiy relieved as manager OF the St
Louis National league baseball club. left
for his homo in Toledo. O.. tonight. Bo-
fore leaving ErcsnanGn said he had re-
celvcd offers from two National league
clubs and one American league team for
his services as catcher
Bres pshap said that hc would not con-
slider any offer at present. as lie indended
to fight for bis contract with the st.
LoIlts Nationals.
Pittsburg and Chicago, according to a
telegram from President Lynch. have
made offers Tor Brssnahau'r services, II
Rrcsnahan ran Ert awsy from the Ma
tional Icagnc. he probably VIII be with
rho lpcsl American league club rs a for
NAL offer lias been made
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
fah Defeats Montana I'm
Close Game; Score 10 to 3
|oB Show Surprising Form, An Unfortunate
Furble Causing Defeat.

forty yards 10 Kelly. When he caught
the bah OFT Romncy tackled him SC
hard that he fumbled and oescn rccov :
cred for Utah. Lon Romney tried the
line, but was thrown for a three-yard
loss. lie tried the end nd made no
gain. a forward pass failed. Tile ball
was now on Nontana's thirty yard line.
ncer the east side ilnc, On q forward
pass formation Fitzpatrick dropped back
and sent II beautiful drop kick over the
goal. scoring three points for Utah.
Montana kicked Off again 10 Lon Rom :
ney, who returned the ball thirty yards.
Sutherland tried left guard but made
nothing. Lon Ronney ploughcd left
tackle for eight yards. Hampton went
through left guard for six more, Hamp-
ton was then thrown for one-yard loss.
Fitzpatrick lost five yards on Il tumble.
Lon Ronucy made a pass to Rcnnon.
The ball slipped through Benpion's
hands. but OFT Tomncy grabbed IL and
before he could he stopped made forty
yards. The pass was declared illegal.
however. as Beupiou had heen the first
one. 10 touch il and Tie bah was taken
back
EennioD puu;ed forty yards out OF
bounds. Kelly made nine yards around
left end on the first play. Smead made
two more through right tackle. Mon
-tana puptod forty-fiyc yards To Sutller-
land, who returned fifteen yards. The
ball Twas taIeii 7oack 10 wiierd Sutrer-
land caught il and Titan was pcnallzcd
fifteen Yards foC interference with the
mau running down under tho kick.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
BOULDER DEFEATS
COLORADO COLLEGE
University Has Advantage in
Weight, Game Is Closely
Contested.
Special To The Trihuno.

Special to The Tribune.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Nov c,-The
University OF Colorado won a close game
from Colorado college this atsornoon by
the score OF 10 10 Z. field goal settled
the contest after tic had been scored.
The university weight MAS SO much
greater than that OF the college team that
IL gavo al advantage that could not he
overcome. The game WAS won by keep
Ing tho hsl within striking distance OF
the college goal Inc.
In the first quarter the university
giants were a ole TO force tho bah at once
into college territory and keen It there
through tho period. then rushed TO tho
college thlrteen-yard line. where the little
men made a stand and eafeiy defended the
goal
Tho university again forced the bali
ahead in tho second quarter. il was car
ried To the college twcutY-yard limo aud
lost. Then II was recovered ut tho forty
Vineyard line. y field trial fell short.
Cheese tumbled and Kemp ot the uniyer-
sitv grabbed the ball and went over for
a touch down, Hartman kicked ~gou,.-
Colorado college rallied desperately in
the tlird dumrter, taking tho ball TO tho
university tnn-yard limo and To the i've
yard line and there lost IT. Cheese ran
twenty five yards around The end for a
Score, z 10 !,
The last quarter was a terrific struggle
In college territory. The university forced
the, ball down 10 within striking dlstsnce.
but failed IN two attempts at ricId goals
At the third trial Hartman put the bali
over. giving the university the game, 10
to T.
The jineup:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
MINERS HOLD ACC|ES
SC0RELESs; n TO 0
Golden Excels Just Enough
to Keep Opponents From
Counting.
specisl io Thc Trihune..

Special 10 The Tribune.
DENVER Colo. NV @.-The Colo.
RADIO School OF Mines defeated the Colo
rado Agcics here today, the last-named
being unable 10 score. The Miners cx>
cellcd- lust enough TO keep the -iSgies
from more tl,an threatening their goal
lIae. while tho plugging OF the Golden
men corrlcd The ban continually into
Aggie territory.
I'm the first quarter Golden lost The
ball when almost at the Aggic goal limo.
Murphy tried TO punt out of danger. but
Young caught the bali and carried IL
over,
Connors opened the second quarter
With a spectacular run OF thirty three
yards Then the Miners pushed the ball
across tho Held and cuorgctic rushing
sent IL over the goal line. An attempt
for a field goal failed just as the quar-
tor ended. The score was then II 10 o.
The Agees nsde some changes in .fhe
lineup at the opening OF the third quar-.
ter and put all their force and skill into
an attcnipt 10 score. fhough they gave
the Miners q terrific strcsgc tlcy were
unable To get tho bali oyer. \ try for
a field goal failed and Golden blocked
another kick.
The fourth quarter WAS Kicking duel
betvnen Stringhan ana Mcfiuirn for the
Miners ana Murphy for the AEaies. Sew
eral other attempts AT goals from the
field failed.
The ijncup.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
Salt Lake Loses Confidence.

salt Lake seemed 20 lose confidence
after this quarter. In the next two
ruartcrS ;hr Roisc linc stiffeDed and
held. salt Lake repeatedly tried the
forward pass and failed. Only once
during tho game wero the Saints able
successfully In work the pass. Playing
was hard and fast during this quarter.
putting being often resorted TO, Boise
finally mauagcd TO carry the ball by line
plnnces 10 Salt Lakr s twenty hve-ysrd
iiuc. whore successful place kick was
worked for three moro points.
End rms. forward passes and line
plunges gsve Boise its third touchdown
in tho fourth quarter. and a bad fumble
bv Salt Lake near its own goal line gavs
them smother ono. Coal was kicked.
Final score: Boise, 20; salt Lake, Z.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
AGG|ES WIN FROM
WYOMING, 53 TO 0
Score Would Have Been
Larger but for Logan
Teams Fumbles.
spceia. to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
LOGAN, Nov. 2.-The Ageics over
whelmed the team OF the University OF
Wyoming this afternoon by score Of
s. TO D. But for tho fumblinc OF the
Aegies in the FIRST part Of The game the
score would have been still higher. The
visiting team was not in the best shape
While the Aggles we're in fine fett!e and
played fast bell.
Eight toucldowns were made and Batt
kicked ilvc goals. One touchdown WAS
made in the first quarter and one In the
second. In the third quarter three more
touchdoWns We're made and this was
duplicated in the final period.
The Aggies made good gains with the
forward pass, and one feature Of the
game Was the nfiy-yard run OF Jones
for y touchdown after receiving for
ward pass Sweii1er also msile n long
run after breaking through tho line for
another touchdown: Monr OF tho Aggles
played a wonderful' game.
Wyoming threatened the Ngsie goal
only once during the eptlre game. They
made several big gains wItli tie. forward
pass and Trick plays. hut could NOT get
In coneistcutly. Hitchcock had to he
taken from The game NTH a fractured
rib. The lineup:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
FORWARD PASS WINS
FOR THE BOISE TEAM
Salt Lake High School De-
feated by Score OF
% to 7. !
ZION STARTS OFF WELL
Put Ball Over for Touchdown
and Kick Goal in First
Period. ~
------ D., 4.
ZION STARTS OFF WELL

Specia, 10 The Tribune.
BOISE. Idaho. Sov- 2.--Tbe forward
pass successfully worked for long game
won the intermouutain interscholsstic
championship for Boise from Salt Lake
high school at Cody field here this af-
ternoon by tho score OF % TO !. Ont
clsssed and outgeneraled but rallyiug
desperately atStimes, Salt Eako, after
marching down tho 6el6 for the first
touchdown, was unable 20 solve the
Boise plays and lost tho gsme IN the
last three quarters.
Ii WIS toe ability of Coach Worth
wiue's g fighting machine, lighter than
that OF Coach Richardson S, To come
from behind whon Salt Lake bad scored
in the first seven minutes Of play and
fight for every inch OF ground that won
for Boise. The gaTo was clean. fast
and bitterly fought. Tho attendance
was large.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
Lon Romney Hurt.

Sutherland made sis yards and F'itz-
patrick two on bucks over left tackle,
Lon Eomney made Two around left nnd.
but when he was tackled was injured
and time WIS taken out. Sutherland fum-
bied but recovered, losing no ground.
Fitzpatrick made seven yards around left
end Hampton lost two yards when he
smashed into the center OF the line. The
ball went 10 Montana on downs. Des-
champs made five wards through left
guard. Shaw made one through right
guard Montana kicked forty yards to
Utah.
Hampton made Eve through right
guard Lon Romrcv 'pa.'c seven around
left end. Lon passed thirty yards To OFT
Rninney. who made three more. Lon
passed 10 Sutherland Cor " Sau OF TWEEN
ty-nve yards. Mccarthy Intercepted .
forward Dass and TAN eighteen yards.
Owsley tried left end. hut lost ward.
a forward pass failed. Montana punted
forty Yards 10 Sutherland, who returned
five. Sutherland made ono ward through
riSht guard \ forward pass failed. OFT
Eomney covered three yards or line
plunge. Tho iirst half ended with an un-
successful forward pass.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
Harvard Runners Beat Cornell

ITILACA. Nov. 2--Harvard cross-
country runners defeated Cornell ,odey.
In a fast race over a siz-miIe course. BS'
bunching four men In the first six, HaT-
ward pulled out the victory by CLOSE
score Captain John Paul ZONES OF tho
Cornell team easily led the runners 20
the tape. but the now man on the Cor
nell tcam could not cope With tho Cam
bridge runners The race Mas run during
a light snow siOim
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
Second Half.

OFT Eomnoy received tho Glckon and
returned twenty-five yards Ton Rom
ney went through right guard for six
more. Hamilton hit the line for two and
ON tho next down Lon Roinncy broke
Fitzpatrick failed 10 gain ON All end run.
summer made two through left guard
Peterson made five over right tackle
Lon Romney hit the line for no gain.
Hamilton did likewise \ forward pass
failed. Lon Romney made siS yards
through LETT tackle. lie made another
yard over right tackle summer funblcd
and recovered. 4 forward pass failed.
FitZpatrick tried another drop kick from
the thirty-ysrd line aud failed by the
narTowcsi margin.
Bcnnion puntcd tldrty-flve yards. A
forward PASS failed SHAW punted thirty
yards To Fitzpatrick. summer made one
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
University
ORGANIZE TO PROMOTE
BASEBALL IN FRANCE

CHICAGO. Nov. France viii SOC its
first league baseball gan,o room. SAYS a
csble dispatch 10 the Chicago Daily News
today The trouch baseball union has
Paris AS president Ia promote tho base
hall game With the ultimate idea of get
tsne, n French competitor In worlds
championship sericS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
Use Forward Pass.

Good Judgment by Quarterbsck
Brown in calling out the forward pass
after Salt Lake kicked TO Boise In tbs
second quarter proved to be Boise 3
horseshoe. Tho pass was true and gave
Boise twenty yards. 1t was quickly
called again and gave Boise twenty
moro wards Salt Lake could not block
the true passes. Within Eve minutes af
ter the quarter opened Boise bad sue
cessfully passed tho bah behind the
Salt Lake goal for n fouch hdovu. Cap
tain johnson failed 10 kick goal
Repeating the save tactics after hold
ing salt Lake for downs, Boise marched
on tho salt Lake goal. forward passing
over tho goal for the second touchdown.
johnson kicked goal The half ended
with a score of ~ to in fHSor Of Boise.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
The Lineup.
Train at Paso RobIes.

CUICAGO, Nov. 2.--Chsrles CoTis-
key of the AMERICAN league team an
noupced today that the team, viii leave
chicago early 10 February for u seven
weeks training at Paso RobleS Cal,
and return about April 10.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
Mitze 70 Manage Oaks.

OAKLAND. Cal. Nov Carlo Mizc.
cstcher Of the Oakland Coast league
baseball team, which won the league PEN
nant this wear. was today made manager
for the 1915 season.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
Eastern Results

At CollczeviIe-sw 90,
Ursiuus o.
At Plilladelphia Pcnusylvania state
Is: Pennsylvania o.
At MIddetown, Pa.--Weslcyau rs;
Union 9.
At Cambridge Harvard Is; Prince
ton G.
At Medford. Mass. Tufts is-Mass.
Agsios o,
At Csmoridgc---IIsrvard freshmen
1d Princeton freshmen 0.
At iihaca--winlam ai Cornell IN,
Al Hanovcr--psrtmouth SO; Am
herst o.
At south Bethlehem Carlisle sa:
LchlGh IL
AT Eaitlmorc-stevcns ls; Johns
Hopkins r..
AZ Easton-La foyette 0; Bucknsli o.
At New Hrunswick. ~. J.-Rutgers
IS: Hamilton g.
At syracuss-syracuss IS; Roches-
trr 0.
At rroyideuce-Brown IL; Yer
mont I.
Z AZ Hanover-Dstmouth SO; Am
horst o.
At Cleveland Chic state 81. Case o.
Al Green Castle. Ind.-pcpauw 10;
Miami o,
AZ Charlottesville. Tnd,--wabash 80,
Rose Poly o.
At columbIa, sio, Nebraska !;
Missouri ..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
RasobalI Njnes of Hrotbers

Madison Mills, Va. housts u baseball
team made up OF nine brothers. their
names being Willie Oscar. fiafry HOY,
James. Leonard, Carroll Vivian and Bugh
Giiu~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
Boise Line Solid.

Boise lost the toss and kicked TO Salt
Lake. The first test of the Boise line
found il solid and Olson of salt Lake
puntcd TO Boise s forty yard line. Salt
Lake was penslized five yards for of
side, but held Boise for. downs and got
tho bali 90 the Boise forty-fve,yard
line. Hitting tbe line through the
guards and tackles. Salt Lake started
10 pound through the Boise line, Quar-
terback Ward running tho team with
lightning speed. Amid tho Sroans NJ
the Boise rooters. Salt Lake ate up the
distance between them aud goal and
scnt Olson over for u touchdown. Salt
Lako kicked the goal, Score: Salt
Lake, I; Boise, D.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
in Detail.

quapter-Utah won the toss and
q the north goal, Shan's pretty
|*ot 10 Lon Rompey. who returned
'ttFds, An attempted forward pass
~ Utah lost five yards on the
~ Eomney fumhled on the next
'et recovered and went through
LOT mo yards, Another forward
.'''q and Utah WAS forced 10 kick.
.hicked thirty Yards and Lon
A recovered for Utah
''on ffiad left tackle for two yards.
'nncs went through right tackle
aius' Lon Romnc! hit the same
no gam. klcbc intercepted a
pass Tor Montana. Deschamps
fusrd but WAS unable TO gain.
iunlblei on the next down and
Iecoyered for Utah.
'omncy went thrcush right tackle
q yards. Sutherland tried left
~ cue Fald but oil the next down
'nnof WAS thrown for u tsp-yard
-ruiph made two over tackle, but
'''ney was held for no gain. Lon
'usne a yard and half through
|';<S oi Tile llilo and on the next
|- IN, = forward pasS vs.r tho goal
.sn .5 1Hiied. THIS WAS tho fourth
.'-.ne .ne pail went tn Montana.
&aapS 'n1br five cards over right
. montana was pcuaIized five
- o.ls,ae play. Dwsiey puntcd
"a 70 koinney, who made fair
w middle OF Tho field. Lon
rtun run around left end but
10y onr yard. Utah tried a for
which failed On the next
'i III -,iisoInncy was blocked when he
. "a, "a, 70 make "A forward pass. Ows-
|<fr INC nall and gained thirty
lone Eomngy could pull him
we held. though. that the
II neeh incomplete and the ball
X,yh 'AeN on tic former limo OF
'nney Tried left cnd hut was held
fsennIon p,ltoS forty.riyc
u Fitzpatrick dowI,od kcjly In
n aa ne caught the ball. Uwsley
NV recovered. Kelly went
emo for thrcc vards. Owsley
.<,,su ~ nut Tlade nothing. Shaw
.-.o7, sarue out of bounds To Utah.
nhior fitc yards through right
1if."'"yIl mado another over tho
|6c StdlI Nss pcuAlized five
N m1s Bennions pnnt hill the
od T bounced into Lon Rom
LON 9olug over for touch
b,esou was counted over the goa |
,",,ote ,, she bar and the play was
',5rdp ~ put Tho bali In play on the
MAJ nuc ana on the first down
"A 49, ewo yards through tho line.
|Ir,r penaIizcd fifteen for hold
6'9hs.p .psmted twenty-five yards to
&hie VIC made a wide run but
.||eri mako airy gain. y forward
1a,n 11n Ronincy tried right end
io n me quarter ended With tho
j Nn,J,na ana the ball In Utali's posses, :
on'ai'a s territory.
n Quarter.
Ehl suapd. sl' i!9sh iG!GshhinS S.s on a bact ~
<an.n "sn tormation and was usInc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03

Subr-Mart!n FOR Tnompson, tIenniug
for Hitchcock. Alternate periods OF tifteeH
and twelve minutes, Umpire-Ivau ES-
bert. Refercc--A. Egbcrt. Head lines
man-Earry Stonoy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03

rAH university defeated the Mon
tans university eleven yesterday
% Cummings field. the final
score being 10 Ia :. The result
ges n great surprise 10 the Utah
NJ and their supporters. aS an over
he victory over the Montana team
Inn expected. Instead Of an easy
5ennion's men had to work their
4 and II was only All unfortunate
/ bp Montana man that permitted
N Gardner of Utah to grab the ball
M s. yards for the touchdown that
ihe lie and won for the hilltop
used a ncw formation in The first
: and Ii proved ipeffectivc. the
rndlng without n score E.sriy in
[ond quartcr. Tommy Fitzpatrick
. SpIeiIdid field goal netting three
md uniD tho Ganle WAS nea Il:'
| zppcared that this would be the
<ofe Of the day. But in tho last
h With only five minutes left to
1neles made perfect kick from
|cot from Utah's o5-Nard linc AMI
6fc was tied AT : all.
&ing with desperation. Utah worked
Icmpted a forward pass 10 Ham
n he ball ra as caught momcntarllS
'outars player, hut ~ slipped from
tp into the waitinE arms Of Gard
- gidcd by splcn5icll Interference.
Yards for touchdown. Fttz-
kisksd goal.
<trengtb Of Montana was s,Irorls-
tc 5cam which Was defeated u -
N ltal ASrics q week ago showed
'|nI Improvement ana held tl1e
#mpton llah eleven even M All
. Their linc held strong and .fre-
broke through. The bacEfieid
Land heady and they tackled hard
|[fcciy. Tho particular stars for
~ were pbrnblsser. Smead. i<lcbe
fley, while Gault also played we'll.
ne of the new formation in the
|7rtnr appeared 10 upset tho Utah
ana tl,ny could never recover
'Lslde. ott Romnev. az always.
Brilliantly, his work. on oftonse
|ense baing the brightest spot in
M PLAY. Lon Ronncy. Peterson.
q nnd Fitzpatrick were towers OF
- Sse eleven.
VQntana team. piaN,nc In The form
<cd Yesterday. is the equal Of any
|torky Mountain conference and
score made by Utah could
I4yc hecn improved on by any OF
,lrais IN the conference Al that.
4luSt SHOW better performance
tlfday when they meet the strong
"a uniyersitr team. although the
ven vs. now thc ouly team in the
'n'c Which has not met defeat.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
!

<ht ns1n nothing OF buck
|he ns,a EtRh had now dis
<atJs,, or,nation and Was isIng
.1aesl az ~, htt5ck which llas bnnn
'H year. Bcmlion punted
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-01

Here is a story of New York
policeman who was kind and whose
kindness brought its reward.
Lieut.. Ladislaus Strshsky of sthe
Ralph avenue police station was bust.
ly engaged at his desk not so long
ago when a man walked into the sta
ton house and asked the lieutenant
to lend him a pen and ink. So many
and SO curious are the requests the
police officers receive that Lieut..
Stransky merely dipped the pen in the
inkwell and handed it over the desk
to the caller without looking up.
A moment later, however, the police
man not only looked up, but he sat up
pretty straight with surprise.
The visitor had taken the pen, hasti'
ly Endorsed some papers and tossed
them carelessly on the lieutenants
desk. A glance showed Lieut.. Stran-
sky that they were deeds to property.
His caller was John J. Buttel. Years
before the two men had been close
friends. Stransky was a policeman
then, while Buttel had had little or no
success at all in making a start in
life. There had even been a time
when he was out of work entirely.
Then had his policeman friend
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-01
DEAF MUTE LEAVES BENEFACTOR $4,000

Fifteen years or so ago, Joseph
R. Cheesman owned and operated a
small factory in Burlington, N. j.
Among his employees was man nam
ed Harry Green.
The employee was a stranger in
Burlington, and he was deaf. His
affliction made his life even more
lonely than it would have been other
wise. 1t was hard to talk with him,
and, naturally of a diffident, retiring
disposition, he made no friends.
Cheesman noticed the lonely exT
istence the man led and went out OF
his way on many occasions to talk
with him, using pad and pencil to dc
So Once in while he would invite
his employee to go out to lunch, and
on one or two occasions had him go
home to dinner with him.
Green was grateful. A year or sc
later he went to his employer and re
signed. He said that an opportunity
had been offered him to go to another
city, and he thought it would be tt
his benefit to go.