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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-01
Last of Slogan Suggestions for the Committees Consideration

Rock Island for Purpose. Principle
and Plurality.
Rock Island Needs You and You
Need Rock Island.
No Place Like Rock Island.
Rock Island Demands Attention of
Thinking People.
In Rock Island You're Healthy and
Prosperous.
Boosters in Rock Island, Knockers
not Wanted.
Get Business Here, Rock Islands
Ideal.
Rock Island Leads, Others Follow.
Rock Island Spells Success"
In Rock Island-We Never Fail
Rock Island-"The Golden Gate of
the Middle West"
Rock Islands System Means Sue
cess.
Rock Island-"The City of Independ-
ence."
Rock Islands Prosperity is Forever.
Rock Island-"The Mason City" al
ways on the Square.
Rock Island Industries, the Lowell Of
the Mississippi Valley.
Rock Island-Non Sibi, Sed Omni-
bus.
Rock Island-"The Key to Natures
Own Resources, Which Means Sue.
| cess"
Rock Island-The Key City to the
| Great Northwest
Radiant and IrpurTcSinnahIa Pnck
| Island.
Rock Island-"Home of Prosperity"
Rock Island-Home of Energy.
| Rock Island Determines.
| Rock Island-City Supreme.
Rock Island Unlimited
$s$$ Are Plentiful for Good Citi-
zens in Rock Island. $$$s
Select Quickly Growing Rock Island,
Make 1t Your Future Home
Come to Wide Awake Rock Island,
Make the Manufacturing City Your
Home.
We VIII Win
We Can-We VIII.
If There Is a Better Place Than
Rock Island, Show Us.
Show Us a Better Place Than Rock
Island
There Is no Better Place Than Rock
Island.
OF All the Tri-Cities, Try Rock Is
land
A Sane, Sound, Prosperous and Pro
tgressive City.
Rock Island-"Out to Win"
Rock Island Satisfies That Want.
Everybody Likes Rock Island.
We Like Rock Island-So Will You.
Thrice Happy the Rock Islander
A New Rock Island Beckons You
to a New Start.
Enough Sunshine for all in Rock
|, Island.
Rock Island-Better and Buster.
You VIII Prosper in Rock Island
Upbuiid for my Rock Island.
Upbuild Rock Island for Mine.
| VIII Upbuild Rock Island.
Fifty Thousand for my Rock Island.
Everybody Has Work in Rock Is
land.
Rock Island Never Failed.
Get Buster in Rock Island.
Rock Islands Progress, Like the
2 Comet, Should Be Trailed with Light
i And Each One of Us Who's Boost
ing Must Work With All His Might
r Perfect Location, Superior TranspoI
tation, Large Population.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-01
Quick Relief for Rheumatism,

George W. Rooms, Lawton, Mich,
says: "Dr. Detchon's Relief for
Rheumatism has given my wife won
derful benefit for rheumatism. She
could not lift hand or foot; had to be
lifted for two months. She began the
use of the remedy and improved RAP
idly. On Monday she could not move
and on Wednesday she got up, dressed
herself and walked out for breakfast"
Sold by Otto Grotjan, 1901 Second ave.
nue., Rock Island: Gust Schlegel &
Son, 220 West Second street. DaVen.
port
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-01

Rock Island-"The Magnetic City"
Garden of Prosperity.
Rock Island-"Of Course"
Rock Island-The Beautiful.
Rock Island - Its Name is Stuff
cient.
If You Don't Live in Rock Island
Why Don't You Move?
Labor and Capital Thrive in Rock
Island
Security of Labor Makes Happiness
in Rock Island.
You'll Succeed in Rock Island.
You'll Succeed Best in Rock Island.
Greater Rock Island Forever.
Rock Island-Community's Root and
Branch Center.
Rock Island-Tri-City Heart and
Spice Too.
Rock Island Always and All Ways.
Rock Island-The City That Does
Things.
Rock Island to Attain.
Rock Island Can Accomplish
Rock Island Does the Business.
Rock Island Leads the Way.
Rock Island-Better than the Best
Rock Island-'I Do"
You First, Me Next-Rock Island.
We Do (Things).
Acme-EurekaJIn Rock Island
Rock Island Will Answer Your &c.
@. D."
You'll Prosper in Rock Island.
Rock Island Beats All.
Rock Island is Right
Rock Island Does it Better
We Have the Strength-Now Win
Rock Island.
Forward and Onward-Rock Island
Come to Rock Island-Everybody' s
/ DOM 1t.
/ Can Because Will-Rock Island
| Get There Rock Island.
Rock Island Will Get There.
Rock Islands Call-Fifty Thousand
Rock Island Can and Will
Rock Island Smiles Her Way
Rock island Ready-Are You Com
ing?
Trim Your Sales for Rock Island.
Rocks the Rock
Rock Island Rolls the Rocks.
Rock Island Needs You.
Rock Island-Best Place Yet.
Rock Island Has Started Never t.
Stop.
A Horse Shoe" for Rock Island.
Rock Island--"The Open Door t
Opportunity"
Looking Forward.
Rock Island, the Ambition Tonic.
We Never Sleep.
The City With a Future.
The Destination for Gilt Edge Re
turns or Investments.
The Place to Stay.
Rock Island "The Wizard of the Mid
die West"
The Place to Spend s100 and Max
$500.
A Reliable Investment, Rock Island
Ill.
Rock Island for Me
For a Greater Rock Island.
Rock Island Has the Grit.
Enterprise in Rock Island
Rock Island Spells Success.
Greater Results in Rock Island.
They All Come Back to Rock IslanC
Everyone Returns to Rock Island
Not the Isle of the Sea, but III
' Isle of Rock is the City That Wi
Double Your Stock.
2 Peace, Prosperity and Plenty fl
10000 More.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-01
Campaign Notes

Remember, the election occurs Mon
day.
Mercer county has stood by Rock Is
land county in the past, and Rock Is
land county will stand by Mercer
county next Monday.
You will notice that Justice Cooke
has sent nothing through the mails
besmirching the professional or po-
litical character of his opponent.
Justice Cooke has been serving for
SO, 900 a year less than any other JUS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-01

Below is given the last of the $40
slogans which are to be considered
by the slogan committee of the Fifty
Thousand club when next it meets.
The winner will probably not be
known until the middle or latter part
of next week because of the enor-
nous amount of work which the Sc
lection of a slogan from among such
a large number will require. The
final suggestions:
Rock Island Still Grows.
Oh! It's Grand to Live in Rock Is.
land.
Rock Island. | Love 1t.
Rock Island Does Things.
Rock Islands Marching Forward.
Rock Islands Awake.
Rock Island is Alive.
Success, the Watchword.
Famous Rock Island.
Who Can Beat Rock Island?
Beautiful Parks. Good Water Sys-
TEN. In Great Rock Island.
Rock Island Makes Good.
Rock Island VIII and Does Do.
Rock Island is Every Whit Whole.
Leave it to Rock Island.
Keep Growing Rock Island.
Victorious Rock Island.
Elastic Rock Island
Extensive Rock Island.
Practical Rock Island.
Efficient Rock Island
Out-Do-It Rock Island.
Influential Rock Island
Active Rock Island.
Thrifty Rock Island
Vigorous Rock Island.
Yet Higher Rock Island.
Don't Worry; Watch Us Grow
Rock Island
Smile and Win in Rock Island.
Rock Island the Model.
Industry Thrives in Rock Island.
| Why Not in Rock Island?
| Uncle Sans Workshop.
! Rocks l Land.
Success is Our Middle Name.
I've Got Rock Island on My Brain.
! Blow Ne to Rock Island
! Row Me to Rock Island.
Come to THE Beauty Spot"
Rock Island-"The City of tn
Hour (of matchless resources an
unlimited power)
Quit Your Knocking.
Why Boost Rock Island? Becaus
Everybody's Doin' It.
"Quitcher Knockin' Boost Roc
/ Island.
Everybody's Prosperous in Roc
Island
Everybody Prospers in Rock Island
Rock Island-The Best and Busiest.
Do 1t in Rock Island.
Rock Island Advantages Win.
Rock Island-Best and Busiest.
Who Said Rock Island Can't?
Rock Islands Progress is Sure.
My Happy Choice-Rock Island.
Rock Island-The City of Opportur
ity.
Rock Island Means Business.
Rock Island for Good Results.
Residents Grow Enthusiastic.
Wide Awake.
Rock Island Busy as a Bee.
A Great Wonder.
Rock "Mississippi's Pride"
Heads Up"-Rock Island.
Rock Island-Real Interesting.
Today Rock Island-Tomorro
Rock Island Greater.
Rock Island-"The Magnet of Il
West"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-01

If Justice Cooke does net feel too
big to address a note to each of the
voters of the district asking support,
we do not know that that is anything
to his discredit.
! If Justice Cooke has succeeded in
addressing a personally signed note
TO $4,000 voters in the district, it is
another pretty good sign that he knows
! how to work, is it not?
Friends of Judge Grier are boasting
over the fact that the democrats of
his circuit court district have never
nominated opposition to him. How
we'll is Judge Grier proving his graf
itude?
The polls open Monday at in the
morning and close at in the after
noon. The men employed at Rock
Island arsenal and in Moline would
therefore do well to vote before going
to work
George Cooke deserves the army of
friends which is working for him, ir-
respective of politics. They all know
he would do as much for any of his
friends. Personal popularity is anoth-
er of his big assets.
If Judge Grier has in nine years de-
veloped into one of the best circuit
judges in Illinois, and Judge Cooke
has in less than three years proven one
of the best supreme court justices in
Illinois, where is the argument?'
You will notice, too, that, notwith-
standing that Judge Grier has not seen
fit to resign his present office, Judge
Cooke is not trying to push him out OF
his job. But what is Judge Grier at
tempting to do to Judge Cooker
Mercer county is being brought
nearer to Rock Island county every
day. BY reason of interurban commun
ication, its people are steadily coming
here in increasing numbers. The two
counties are practically one Mercer
is proud of the honor Of having a su
preme court justice resident of the
county. Will Rock Island slap Mercer
in the face next Monday, or act neigh
borly?
Really, the incursion from Warner
county in an attempt to stampede the
republicans of Rock Island county fol
Judge Grier on strictly partisan line
the other day, must have been amusing
TO the friends Of Judge c. ]. Searle, re
publican candidate for congress, wheI
il is considered with the fact tina
Judge Searle was low man on the War
rem county republican primary ballot
In fact, he received just 279 vote
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-01

The Monmouth press bureau is at
tempting as a last resort to stir up
feeling over the fact that Justice
George A. Cooke has addressed him
self to each of the voters of the dis
trict a personally signed note asking
for support election day and enclosing
without comment a folder containing
the comments Of leading papers of the
state on his candidacy No word de-
rogatory to Judge Grier is contained
in the letter or circular, and yet Judge
Cooke is assailed for thus appealing
to the voters. Is there any reason why
a supreme court justice, the same as
any other public official should not go
to the people who create him and
whose servant he is, with his case? A
great hue and cry is made about the
expense of postage in sending out
these letters. In view of the fact that
Judge Grier has sent four different
patches of mail over the district, start
ing with a sketch of his life. three
weeks ago, and has just circularized
the district through the mails, his
postage must have cost four times as
much as Justice Cookies bill for the
same item. And we do not know that
it is anybody's business.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-01

l. c. Detwiler, hardware.
E. Parkman, dry goods.
Will Hall, shoes.
r 3. Merritt, dry goods.
C. X. Marquis, grocery.
c. o. AlmquIst, grocery.
Clyde p. Carroll, hardware.
D. E. Farr, clothIer.
Charles 3. Barr, grocery.
S. r. Among, banker.
e. r. Petrie, banker.
James II. Ramsey, jeweIer.
Charles w. DetwIIer, hardware.
Hiram Parkman, dry goods.
w. A. Wharton, lumber dealer.
T. n. Cobb, druggist.
J. p. Lemon, buggies and harness
Earl 3. Miller, garage.
A. e. James, Merchants hotel.
e. A. Peterson, restaurant.
G. L. candor, banker.
j. w. McRoberts, banker.
J. w. Edwards, Iumberman.
T. j. Head, grain, coal and Ice.
C. E. DuvalI, grain, coal and Ice
Fred Hartman, jeweIer.
Thomas Hartman, jeweIer.
r. c. Johnston, druggist.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-01
How Cooke Stands at Home

especially when prevailing of that
political
their estimate Of Justice Cooke the following FORM 46 of the list
being republicans while the other democrats
political aHaton heartily the candidacy Of Justice
George A. for of Illinois,
consistently aligned himself
those favor quaIica
tons which o
The subscribers which Justice
ambitions gained
he Justly intimacy of the local towns
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-01

Anticipating developments some
what, we reminded the republl-
cans and independents Of the dis
trict of the simple, fundamental
fact that partisanship had no place
on the supreme bench and that
Justice Cooks would be entitled to
independent support on his record,
the quality of his work and ser
vice.
RECORD IS PURE.
The expected has happened, and
more. Justice Cooke is being bit
terly fought on partisan and fac
tionaI grounds. The Hearst ele-
ment is hostile to him because as
a private citizen he had been afil-
lated with the Roger Sullivan fac
ton. There are no allegations that
on the bench he has ever thought
Of partisanship or factlonaIism, or
that his opinions and votes in
cases before the court have In the
slightest degree been influenced
by improper or political consider
atoms.
A GOOD AND FAITHFUL JUDGE.
Judge Grier Is a good and fit
man, but neither his character nor
his legal ability is an issue. JUS
tice Cooke has been a good and
faithful judge and should be re-
elected on his excellent record as
we'll as in the interest of fear
less, non-politicaI Judiciary. The
defeat of a good supreme court
judge by narrow partisans or worse
factionaIIsts would be a severe
blow to the tribunal as a whole.
The district should give Justice
Cooke a decisive majority Mon
day.
TIMES-RECORD, TOO.
In the same spirit, the Aledo Time
Record, also republican in politics,
its issue of yesterday reiterates il
former position favorable to Justic
Cooke, but makes it stronger in viev
as it states, of the manifestly unfa
anu uhJuol dIIdAho Ildl nave DS6
made by the Monmouth press burea
upon Justice Cookies personal chara
ter, professional ability and prove
worth as a member of the supren
court.
In view of the fact that the Chicae
which declared uneQuivoca
ly for Justice Cookies reelection in Il
issue of yesterday, had a witherir
effect on the papers Of the same poll
ical faith supporting Judge Grier al
attacking Cooke, what will be the G
feet of the firmer stand taken by Il
other republican papers that hay
been supporting Justice Cooke rigl
along, may be imagined.
The issue of narrow partisansh
for which Judge Grier's candida,
stands has no place in S
preme court election, they declar
The present fudge has proven his {
ficiency, and according to the tim
honored usages of the supreme cou
elections, he is deserving of reele
ton.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-01

q. r. CulIison, barber.
Guy n. Carroll, Iumberman.
]. w. McHard, groceryman.
A. G. BrIdgford, banker.
C. M. Wells, the monument man.
J. A. Harvey, meat market.
r. D. Winders, poultry house.
William Winders, poultry house.
George D. VenabIe, garage.
s. 3. Bolton, garage.
e. M. Miller, garage.
George D. Reed, meat market.
w. S. Bjorkman, restaurant.
Frank D. Burton, cigar manufacturer.
Ralph Thede, implements and bugges
o. T. sjorkman, restaurant.
Alfred Bostrom, restaurant
J.W. Murphy,furniture and undertaken.
j. F. Mawby, clothier.
{. E. Cabeen, Bee Hive store.
w. n. Morrison, furniture G. undertaken.
Frank Wansing, harness and saddIery.
A. r. Burke, harness and saddlery.
A. c. Painter, implements.
A. D. Braucht, implements.
w. II. PhlIIeo, JeweIer.
c. A. Haas, dry goods and clothing.
e. E. Emrick, dry goods and clothing
G. H. Day, wagon and carriage shop
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-01

there, or less than 10 per cent of the
vote cast-and Judge Grier knows
why
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-01

tice on the supreme court bench. Is
he not entitled to a full term at full
pay?
Remember, the election occurs Mon
day-not Tuesday, the customary day
for holding elections in Illinois. The
law fixes a separate day for judicial
elections.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-01

If Justice Cooke does net feel too
big to address a note to each of the
voters of the district asking support,
we do not know that that is anything
to his discredit.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-10
ART|CULOS DE- FANA

Sin duda alguna 10 son en- todo ell
mundo los que fabrican The Carriers
Ink Company, de Boston, Mass. +. y.
de America, contandose Ell primera Il.
nea el Fluido de escribir de Carter, que
es la tinta mas apreciada hoy en- ell
mercado, por sus condolences de fir
meza, color, durabilidad y envase.
El uso de la Tinta de Carter Sc ha
generalizado de tai manera que EN- la
actualidad es casi la dnica que Sc em-
plea en- el comercio Y en- las ofieinas.
De venta en- el BOLETIN MERCA
TIL.
u
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-10

por ed general Lyautey. a oclppar 81 fro
no; pues su hermano Muley Yusef. pro
clalnado sultan, es tonic de La cabeza',
seg1n la Erase de los moros
DETENCION DE UN PERIODISTA
Tanger, 4.
Hoy ha ocurrido Ell esta poblaci6n un
suceso escandaloso. que demuestra la ne
cesldad de que Sc garantice La libertad
individual Ell Tanger, y que la inter-
venci6n sea una verdad, para que los
clldadanos no queden a la arbitraria
disposition de determnadas personals
colectividades
Desde hace ano Y medic vive on esta
ciudad I'm periodista egipcio. apeIlidadc
Rifaat. el cual dirige la escuela hispa-
no-arabe.
FL doctor Rifaat, gram amigo de los
espanoes, fgura entire los socios de
nuestro casino, y hoy ma sido objeto de
un atentado incaIficaba
En- e Casino EspanoI Sc recibi6 I'm
aNiso teIef6nico, para que cuando He
CARA Rifaat Sc dirigiera a la casa en-
que habita, EN- las eercanias de la po-
blaci6n ell ex-sultan Muley Abd-el-Aziz
pues este GUERRA habIar com 6l.
Cuando lego el periodista cgipcio le
fue comuncada la noticia. y despu6s de
If cambiar de ropa sin apercibirse dc
la elnbosoada que Sc le preparaba. mon
to en- una mula y sal6, aaompanado de
TN amigo. por cl loco grande. en- di-
recci0n a la casa de campo del ex-suI-
tan Abd-eI-Aziz; perO apenas Sc aleja-
ron I'm POGO de la pohlaci(n fueron de
tenidoS por una pareja de cabaleria
del tabor" frances. sin motive algu-
no llevados a la presencia del Official, ell
eual sin nsas eNplicaciones, custodia-
dos como unoS oriminales. los envi0 al
vapor " Chauia fondeados en- el puer-
to y listo para Sahr para Casablanca.
\ bordo dc este vapor van 1000 hom-
bres de tropa FRANCESCA para reforzar
Ell contingente de que dispone ell gene
rad Lyautey
Al hacerse p1blico el seouestro de
Rifaat, la opinion proteSta energica
mente de esta arbItrariedad los fran
.eses tratan de disculparla diciendo que
la orden de detenci6n pr0cede del baja
de Tdnger hijo de FL NOkri
Rifatt es un joven de gran cultura
Conoce perfectamente el derecho mu-
sulman y el Koran. es doctor y naci6
an Siria siendo hijo de I'm ministro
agipcio.
Vino a Tanger, aqui dirige y re-
lacta IN per6dico en- arabe "El IIakk
LA verdad y, en- e cual. con gran
unprecedented. defende los derechos de
Espana combate las demasias de los
franceseS.
Sc cree que su prisi6n Sc efectu6 des
)u6s de conferences celebradas por su
,ompatriota All HaQui, FL Mollri 81
efe del "tabor" frances.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-10
INGLATERRA EN-
EL,ASUNTO RIFAAT.
Tanger.

Noticias de buen conduoto, permiten
asegurar que el AIinistro ingles ha en-
eargado al CONSUL de Imglaterra en Ca
sablanca que intervenga en- la prisi6n
del egipcio Rifaat por estar este pals
5ajo protectorado ingl6s, exigiendo que
,i Sc comprueba que IS instigador del
delito de rebellion Sc le castigue con la
pena de expulsion aphcada a este de
Into; pero 81 Sc comprueba que no ha
hecho otra cosa que combatir ciertas
por diScrepar de juicio con los
franceses. y en- sus escritos no hay ma
terra delictiva sea puesto en- libertad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-10

gociacion en- silencio, pretendlan que
embarcara esta tarde. Y para clio han
lleyado va bordo su harem y gran ntl-
nero de bagajes del ex-soberano pero
aunaue preparan para efectuar el pa
SAFE del principe una canoa autom6yll,
e estado de Ia bahia, por efecto del Lee
vante, es tai. que Abd-el-Aziz Sc mego a
embarcar.
A esto obedece la estancia del "C'hau-
hia en- el puerto, aguantando el tenn
poFal, y sc dice que 81 anaina algo, es-
ia noehe embarcara el ex-Sultan.
III mismo barco llevara al director de
FL Hakk I
La noticia del misterioso viaje dc
Abd-el-AziS, ha producido gran impre-
sion, creyendose Sc trata de obligarle
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-10

'Taniger.

Desptlts de Ia impression producida
por los sucesos relacionados con el Sc
cuestro del director de FL Hakk, uno
nuevo de gran nnportancia viene a
sostener la opinion Ell alta tension
FL ex-Sultan Muley Abd-elAziz EN-
barcara en- el vapor Chauia para Ca
sablanca, tan pronto como el estado del
mar 10 permita.
Los franceses, que han llevado esta ne
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-10

por ed general Lyautey. oclppar 81 tro-
no; pues su hermano AIuley Yusef pro
clanado sultan, es tonic de la cabeza''.
segjln la Erase de los moros.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-08-03

You might exhaust yourself looking
In atlas and gazetteer for the city of ls,
because it is purely legendary. Here
is q brief statement of the legend:
"The magnificent city of Is was stu
ated on the coast Of Brittany where
now is the bay of Douarnenez II
was built below the level of the sea
and surrounded by massive walls.
Here in the fifth century was the
court Of the pious King Gradlon and
Of his wicked daughter, Dahut. who
had a pleasant habit Of throwing her
suitors into a well when their society
became tiresome. One of her favorites
asked her to obtain for him the silver
key which fastened the sluice gates in
the city wall. Dahut accordingly stole
the key from her fathers neck while
he slept, the lover unlocked the gates.
and the sea rushed in and oyerwhelm-
ed the city and its inhabitants, includ-
ing the princess. Only the king escap-
ed The Breton peasants say that the
spirits of the drowned still haunt the
spot, and che bells OF the submerged
city are often heard ringing at low
tide "
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-08-03
Stories Of Stevenson.

Robert Louis Stevenson delighted Ia
odd clothes, which made people take
him, much TO his own joy, for sort Of
vagabond one night, dressed with a
special view to quaintness. the novelist
wandered through south Y ondon try
ing to come upon a policeman who
would arrest him on sight. He came
upon various hobbies" but not one OF
them would apprehend him. and he
was vastly disappointed.
Another time. when in France, Off
Gals of n bank on which he had a
draft from his father in Edinburgh
warned him away, saying that he was
an evident fraud and that if he did not
go they would send for the police. Ste
yenson noticed in the bank the pigeon
holes which intuition told him con-
tanned foreign drafts. He plunged at
those pigeonholes and. as luck would
have It. pulled out the duplicate Of his
Scottish draft. Waving 1t triumphant
ly. he demanded his money and got II
with a whole ofliceful of apologies.