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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-10-13
.-(copyright, 1907, BY
Continued from Saturday,.
PART H.,

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close friend-named Escourt."
'Escourt," he repeated blankly.
And after a long silence he turned
away with gesture that seemed to
brighten her But into her face came
flash of determination, reddening
her: cheeks again. 81.
you say my friends name WAS
Escourt? Is my friend dead?"
please do not let it matter. :.
''It does matter. lit is a fancy,
perhaps, but the name of Escort was
once familiar and pleasant. 1t is
not your name, is it."
YES" she said. .''
At last he began fretfully: "That
is the strangest thing in the world.
1 have never before seen you, and yet
am perfectly conscious. that your
name has haunted me for years.
Escourt- ESCOURTL years, l
tell you,' he went on in a sort of i'm
patient establishment; lever since l
can remember anything l can. re-
member that name" H.. go. D..
"And my first name?" Flushed,
voice scarcely steady, she avoided his
troubled gaze.
And as he did not answer, she said:
you once knew my husband. Can
you not remember"
He shook his head, studying her
intently.
mo-" he said in dull voice, 81
have forgotten; ;. have been very ILL.,
The name troubles me; it is strange
how the name troubles me. 1t is
something intimate-almost part Of
my life that l seem to have forgot
ten - His hand sought the same
spot over his right eye: What were
we doing when you interrupted !
everything?" His wandering glance
fell on the canoe and the rod lying
in the bottom, and his face cleared.
81 ought to be worrying that trout |
again" he said. you won't go |
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THE GOLDEN PooL-BY ROBT w. CHAMBERS
", by Robert w. Chambers

she said, laughing; I'D dress II you
would give me half an hour. :"
you won't go-you will waltz" he
repeated, almost childishly.
Eyes, will watt
She shook her head, watching him
embark; standing there looking out
across the water where the paddle
bubbles marked his course long after
the canoe had vanished around the
curved shore of the Golden Pool.
Suddenly her eyes filled; but she
set her lips resolutely, cropping with
white hands for her knotted hair.
1t was high noon when his. far
hail brought her to the waters edge.
do you observer" she asked, as
he climbed the bank; and she made
a gesture toward a white napkin
spread upon the moss ~
A jug of milk, lettuce, bread and a
great bunch of dollhouse grapes
and a hostess in summer gown,
smiling an invitation; what wonder
that the haggard lines in his vissage
softened till something of the after
glow of youth lay like ray of sun
across his face. ~
'''This is perfectly charming" he
said, dropping to his knees beside
her Il am very happy that you
waited for me"
She sat silent for moment with
lowered eyes, then raised them shy
ly. Let us eat bread and salt to-
gether, will you?-that nothing
break our friendship"
"By the bread and salt l have
shared with you," he said, half Sc
riously, half smiling, 81 promise to
cherish this forest: friendship. Let
this day began it." 49,
LET it," she said.
Let pleasant years continue it."
! 'Yes-the coming years. So be it"
Let nothing end it-nething- not
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. 2KAIIAROUND
.NHOUSE

Soup should always be simmered
not boiled.
ALLOW nearly three hours FOR roast
ing ten-pOuno turkey.
To crisp celery. let It lie In ice va
ter two hours before serving.
Olive oil will clean aluminium wars
and keep It free from rust.
Sponge black goods thoroughly witt
alcohol TO take away dusty look
Keep a calendar With pencil al
tached IN the kitchen for housekeep
Ing accounts
Never leave canned food In the tins
after opening Remove Immediately
Instead of balls Of butter, cubes with
futed edges are pleasant change.
Don't put simple milk puddlngs ii
4 very hot oven Or the milk viii cur.
DIE
Unless turkey is very young. #
should be steamed for an hour before
roasting.
Fat for frying should be boiling b.
fore the article to BE- fried is dropped
into e.
When chestnuts are in season. the
are a delicious addition boiled to
simple salad
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ROW OVER PASTORS VOTE
Popularity Contest Brings Charge Of
Padded Returns at Wood
bury, NJ. J.

Woodbury., n Among the congre.
CATION Of the three cclored churches
in this city there has been for some
time a good deal Of controversy as }
which had the most popular pastor.
Finally il was decided TO put the
matter to test vote. each voter con
tributing five cents for the work OF
the three churches. The contest
closed the other night. and as the
exciting count concluded trouble was
precipitated which may go somewhat
further.
According to the count Rev Mr..
Groves had LAO votes; Rev. Mr.. Har
ris, Gao and Rev Mr. Hersey. 237.
Pastor Harris at once accused Pastor
Groves. the high man. OF padding the
returns By buying s25 worth OF votes
with his own money at the last min
ute, Pastor Groves shifted and said
he bad the votes all the time and with.
held them to the last merely to see
how far his opponents would go. Pas.
tor Harris now claims that he has
400 votes and a recount lay be
asked
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THE WATER WAGON.

January FIRST rs a traditional period
when considerable number Of men
swear OFF from the seductive clink OF
the social wine glass, and the bibuous
Delights OF the more furtiye little
blnek bottles Somehow the water
wagon never looks as populous Feb /.
as It did 30 days earlier But II may
be very good means Tor transporta-
Ion ior al that
II Is hardly the province OF a news.
paper to tell its readers whether they
should or should not abstain alto.
gether from the use Of Intoxicating
liquor II may be said however, that
cold water never led any man to smash
fuf0ituro The fellows who usc It can
buy cheaper NE insurance, aud they
often are invited to walk into the front
Office when they apply for job
II Is aftcu remarked that man
must be prepared 70 line up at the
bar with the boys" Or hc win be con.
8ldorcd unsocial and cannot make bus.
ineas friends Nothing can be farther
rom the truth
The man vino seeks friendship will
ind It, whetherho calls ior milkshake
or high balls When there is money
70 spend for goods or seMieeag Il goes
TO efficiency and not TO sweet smiles
Total abstancrs often make the
mistake, however, of assuming an at
titude Of moral superiority Let them
reflect that every man is his own
iudgo aud jury when II comes to eating
and drinking TO be sure there Is a
superlor court OF public opinion, and
a Great Judge on high. that one day
VIII hear and act on The net results OF
every mans life Let them decide
Wherefore, when you pass up the
high ball and elect the ginger pop, be
careful how you hand your neighbor
i temperance tract Demon Rum Is
tough old customer and he never
reads statistics Stand up like n man
in your own boots. bpt don't try &c
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S0UBRETTE is A TEACHER
Budapest Council Decides Stage Life
Need Not Bar a Girl From
School Work

Budapest That a soubrette is not
necessarily an improper person TO
teach school has lust been decided bv
the school authorities Of Budapest
Fraulein sari Perozel beautiful
young teacher in the Budapest Girls
school spent her hours when not n
school fitting herself for the stage.
She recently was giveL an engagement
in Budapest theater as eoubrette.
She asked the school authorities per
mission 10 continue teaching her class
in the daytime nnti' he gave her new
career a trial for one year Strong
opposition was raieed A conference
between the schcol an horities and the
city fathers finally decided that a
soubrette. when a capable as Frauleln
Perozel vas not improper as teach.
ns
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istOoUaATino The ooveanoas

IN about threesfOurha of the states
gogernors take the oath of office early
10 he present month of January. Gold
iaee giittera, coionelg of militia look
very proud and atcp very high, for.
% daDie promises arr sworn ", and
once again tbe machinery N politics
grlnda on.
Il takes bigger man to mat 4
zooa governor than Il dld feaw years
aeo not merely " there mors btft.
ness to a.. but the scope of publ il.
terprlseg N steadily Increasing.
II The oId time public official ave
the people an honest administration.
II the bookkeeping was straight ana
20 money stolen, the people d!I rot
call for very much more
To-day, the people look to public OH.
eials for constructive work along new
lines They want better schools, cloA.
er supervision of public service eor.
poratione. Development Of agriculture
4 governor cannot meet these dcma da
By consulting with his subordinatos %
70 now methods Of handling Official
red tape. lie must surround himself
With competent specialists IN nll llnrs
Of human activity and translate their
theories into laws that will work l
the hands Of common men.
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DINNER or SUPPER RELIssEs
Sspstz1s csrc --s--E Tszt r.r~ -
Pr9p-r eaos-1s- -z-- e.
C-s C

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Matters Of the Memory.

sagagea have good memories They
rarely make false or erroneous mo.
ton They have mastered their sur
roundlngs and there are no now
things 10 distract their attention.
They keep their memory cells un-
crowded The civilized man Is at a
great disadvantage lie sees some
new thing every hour His brain cells
arc q verltable dancing, whirling,
seething nest Of memories II Is not
any great wonder that be cannot re-.
call the one he needs just when he
needs II.
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state of Oklahoma, County OF Craig SIS
In the County Court within and fol
Craig County Oklahoma.
in the matter of the estate OF Mary q
Witt, Deceased. William +. Witt
Administrator Probate No. 2227.
NOTICE OF FILING PETITION TO
ASCERTAIN HEIRS.
TO ALI PERSONS INTER ESTEr
AND CLAIMING IN INTEREST IN
THE ESTATE OF MARY E. WITT
DECEASED.
You and each person are hereby
notified, that on the 26th day of Dec.
ember 1912, William F. Witt, Admin
istrator of the estate of Mary e. Witt.
deceased filed in this Court his petit.
ion in due form, praying that the right
OF all persons interested in the estate
of Mary e. Witt Deceased. be accer.
tanned and declared by this Court.
and it be determined as to whom dis.
trbution should be made.
The following, so far as known, is
description of all the real estate of
which the deceased died seized or pos
sessed is as follows, to-wit: South
half of Northeast Quarter of South.
west Quarter of Section 13 Township
% North, Range Is East. in Craig
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Nut Cookies.

Two tablespoons butter one-quaFter
teaspoon sugar one egg. one teaspcer
baking powder one-quarter teaspoa8
salt one.half cup -four one tab
spoon milk onehIlf cup fnfl
chopped nuts one-half teaspoon lemn
Juice
Cream lhe butter add sugar and eg 9
well beaten Mix and slft the dry in
r edicrts add them 10 the first mix
lure then add the milk and. last. the
lemon juice and walnuts Drop from
spoon on ~ unbuttered baking pan
one inch apart. Place one-half ngf
meat on the top OF each and bake
10 IS minutes in slow oven Thi
mikes 2i cookies The nuts shonl
b" measured before they are chopped
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Loaneu Friends $3.50. 900.

Kansas City. Mo-An admins
traitors report OF the estate of ]. K
Zimmerman. a cattleman OF Waco
Tex, who died In Excelsior Springs
Mo. on October 6, filed in the probat,
court here. values the estate at sl.i40.
245 Administrators found that s2GO.
000 OF this amount represented loans
to Texas cattlemen in sums OF $500
to s25,OOO. OF which the only record
kept was a penciled notation on q
slip OF paper All were found to b,
gilt edged
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Quarter Of Northwest Quarter of Sect
ion "a Township 25 North Range Is
East, Craig County Oklahoma.
That the said William f. witt and
Fannie N. Witt, father and mother Of
the deceased minor, respectively. are
the only persons who have appeared
and claimed any interest in and to
said estate, in the course Of admins.
tration up to the time of making order
for this notice
Ihat you and all other persons not
herein named, who have or claim anv
right, title, or interest in said estate
as heirs or otherwise. are cited to an
pear before this Court at the Court
Room thereof, In Vinita, Craig County
Oklahoma on Wednesday the 26th
day of February, A. d. 1913 at 10
O'Clock a, m. of said day, and exhibit
and prove as required by law, your
respective claims of heirship. owner.
ship or interest in said estate and
show cause why said decree of distri.
button should not be made.
Dated December 26th 1912.
JAMES F. MCCULLOUGH
Clerk of the County Court.
Davenport & Rye
Attorneys. 1921
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MAN STEALS POLICE STOVE
ksrsas CITY fKe rusty Sells a Sta.
ton He1te 50 cents-ls
Fred

Kansas CRY. so John Jones. a
negro trusty at No. police station in
Kansas city Kan cas- fined 5000 in
police con- 10 4'ng the station
stove. wheeling l. Il a junk shop in
the station @heeiha eos and selling II
for 50 cents n addition TO the fine
John Was sentence o heel the stove
back to tbg station and set II In place
again
4 sec tlIat tpu annot be trusted. E"
said the Judge In ltaposing sentence,
and he cautioned the workhouse
guards le SEQ he lohn did not sell
his ball and cbafu
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Minee Meat

One quart bowl each OF sugsf
rasins and meat tchopped fnel. two
quart bowls Of chopped apples. on
ablost oon each Of allspice and cinna
mon. one.half tablespoon OF cloves and
one grated nutmeg two-thirds Of a cut
" mClasscs and a little salt, juice OF
iWo large lemons, moisten with liquo-
m which he meat was boiled. cook
slowly for several hours. II not moist
enough add water or cup Of black
cofce
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Use lWo ounces Of butter TWO ounces
OF grated cheese ! use the American
cheese. four ounces Of -four. one egg.
salt and white pepper to taste and a
dash Of cayenne. Work the ingredients
ith yotlr hand They become o
smooth dough Roll the dough out
thin. cut in straws four inches long
and bake on tin sheets In a quick oven.
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paprlka Chicken

ouartcr aud joint a chicken rcn
70 nour brown IN butter In Skillet
rausfer to casserole add two thin
bced onions Drowned in butter one.
ualf cup of chilli or tomato sauce one
easpoon Of paprlka and one-half cup
~ sorr cream Cook slowly one hour
|a covered casserole Ia oven
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pie crus, Powell

For two cups Of -four, enc and one
half tablespoonful butter and one and
one-half tablespoonful of lard Add
about one-thrd cup OF ice water Max
soft dough. using as little water a.
possible and working very little Roii
out thin and bake
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One egg, ono poNad butter two O.
hlesroons sugar enough -four to roll
wf h1t Mix with ssoon lightly Roll
oW yrrv thin Cut diamond shape
Sprinkle TOD with granuiated sugar
nd cinnamon Bake ten minutes in
moderate oven # they run. add ti
he more nCur
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smDle lnsug g.rst.olt zr- t6e tyse
~ ~ goreruors BIT b rally apDe g
- tae Soyaar lesn taey shOgid haze
ron fhe elotaee tier shake eewa the
fsFhzes 81.
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nelloIous Luncheon nlsh

Feat two eggs and add to them a
pint OF hot milk Put In the bottom of
puddins dish four slices OF stale
broa1 two inches square. Crate over
them onefourth pound OF cheese and
dNf the lNhole pour the hot milk and
Vges Babe 20 minutes and serve hot.
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u the friends ziosg TIE crozs rDa6s
soso reao the newspzDers more ea.e-
fully. thsY would not try to mall a bale
u haT 10 rural deiiysy box under
the parcels Doet Law.
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Tine DltehfOrks ttey are sending
tAro9ga tbe nail might eone in handy
- siFe . parting prod 70 the neazeu.
ssf ooT. When he goes or With Z sDe.
elzl delivery letter
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TIE Da1T CAlsitaln fessber nofs
geoDle taaa eFeT befors 10 ita historg
~ DeoDs1 HAp aDerd their n10ney ia
giEatz nezri1 al rsa1 tie r. eflzfn.
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state d Oklahoma. craig cognty IN
D.str.ct Coart.
Dare Murphy Plaintiff ~ g.
Horzlsy. aayma Hofsley. {. Z Iysrz.
ia Irers. Wallace 3. Allen. and
Oliver T. Heieaings Defendants.
10. lzss ciyn
Said defendants W e Horsley.
Magma Horsley. E z. lgers. Ida ].
.Iyers, Wallace y. Allen and Oliver A.
Hutchings. VIII take notice that they
have been sued ia the above named
Court for upon petition 70 reform. and
correct Mortgage executed by Vs. c.
Horgley and Magma Hursley. to Dave
Murphy. upon NW IA of 81 ia Of
Section 8, Township u s.. Range IS
Fast ii Craig County. Oklahoma. and
for the foreclosure 81 the said Mort
gage. aad Which lands have been held
~ TIE other defendants herein and
nov claim of have claimed some In.
|DiI9b ~ 9atA AdUaa fgfhikI ~ ndlN
Mortgage and that said defendants
muat aHa tne petition filed therein
by aId Dialntl1 ou or before the I7th
DAY q February 4 y 1913. ~ said
petition viii be taken as true. and a
judgment for SAID piaIntn IN said ac.
tion for reformation and correction Of
Mortgage and for the foreclosure
thereof AID Judgment for any residue.
win be rendered accordingly
Dated this lth day Of January 1919.
1886 DAVENPORT & RYE,
Attest Attorney for Plaintlf.
LEE Il MITCHELL, District Clerk
By G = cAKsELOWEY, Deputy
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Stuffed Eoos.

Three hard boiled eggs. two tab
spoonfuls Of ham. one-eighth teaspoo
salt, one teaspoon mustard. one to-
spoon OF oil, one-hali teaspoon ismo,
Juice.
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When You Ar. ironing.

Nnen ironing stand on a soft thick
sdg. yOnr feet viii not get so tired
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Notice for Publication.

Department OF the Interior, U. s. Land Office
at Woodward, Oklahoma, March 81, 1918.
Notice is hereby given that John r. oakes,
Of Riverside. Oklahoma, who, on October IS,
1906, made Homestead Entry No. Sili6-0iiOS9,
for North West Quarter OF Section II, Town
ship s. North OF Range 25, r, c. NJ.
Has filed notice of intention to make Final
Five Year Proof, to establish cain to the land
above described. before Thomas p. Brnidwood,
U. s. Commissioner, at his Office in Beaver, Ok.
lahoma. on the 18th day Of May, 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses; q. T. Burns,
]. NJ. Huett. Juett Ben tt, Guy BENEFIT. oil Of
Riverside, Oklahoma,
IS 5s Gro. d. ORSER. Register.
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Nntice for Publication

Department II the Interior, u. 8. Land Office
at Woodward. Oklahoma, March lst, 1918
Notice is hereby given that Charles W.
Hoskins, o. Beaver. Oklahoma, who, on July
2Srd. l9O6, maze Homestead Entry No. SSd67.
0iS6s9, for North East Quarter Of Section 2s.
Township I, North OF Range %, Z. C. NJ, has
fled notice OF intention to make Final Five
Year Proof to establish claim to the land above
described before Thomas p. Braidwood U. S.
Commissioner. at his ofiice in Beaver, Okla
homa, on the 2lst day OF April, 1918.
Claimant names as Witnesses Johu Bsra'
gree. Ella Empy, Edgar Bogue, Warren
Knowles all OF Beaver. Oklahoma.
S-l9 al GEO. ID, ORNER, Register.
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Notice for Publicati lion

Department OF the Interior, U. S. Land
ufice at Woodward. Oklahoma, March ist
1918.
Notice is hereby vivon that Pete T, casity,
OF Bnlko, Oklahoma who, on November 9th
1905, made Homestead Entry No. 34SA -Oiil22
for the South West Quarter Of Section 22,
Township 8, North OF RAJ &c Y, L. G. NJ. has
hled notice OF Intention to maze Final Five
Year Proof TO establish claim to the land above
described before Thomas p. Braidwood, u. s.
Commissioner. at his once In Beaver Okla
homa on the 22nd day OF April. 1913.
Claimant names as witnesses; William
Casity, II. a. s rAsburg. Frank McKim, d. l..
Tice, all Of Balko oklahoma.
S.lS ala GEo. d. oRsER, Register.
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Notice for Publication .

Department of the Interior, U. s. Land Office
at Woodward, Oklahoma, March 81. 1918.
Notice is hereby given that William 3. Miller,
Of Beaver, Oklahoma who, on March 10. 1910,
made Hemes tead Entry No. 02Os2e, for VIZ
NEA. NEA NwH of Section 10, Township L.
North of Range rs. E. c. M.
Has filed notice OF intention to make Final
Three Year Proof to establish claim to the land
above described before Thomas p. Bruidwood
U. s. Commissioner. at his office In Beaver Ok
lahoma on the 18th day OF May, 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses: Robert Nc
Farland, william White, Walter Omstead,
Ben Bogue. all OF Beaver. Okla.
"a SIS GEO ID. ORNER. Register.
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Notice for Publication.

Department Of the Interior. U. 81 Land Office al
Woodward, Oklahoma. March 81, 1913.
Notice is hereby given that Walter s. P,rker,
OF Beaver. Oklahoma, who on June IS. 1905
made HE No. SsSi5 0i35SO, for Sw4 OF Sec 80 TIP
1 N OF r 2s BCM.. has nled notice OF intention
to make final Five Year Proof IN establish claim
to the land allowed described before Thomas T.
Braidwood, u. 5. Commissioner, at his Office in
Beaver. Oklahoma, on the LIST day OF May, 1918
Claimant names az witnesses;
Ben Bogue. Charles Pattes, Edgar Bogue and
Jesse Parker all Of Beaver, Oklahoma.
3.2T 81 dEo. ID. ORNER. Register
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JERICHO 2697 1926

Jericho is Bay Belgian Stallion,
foaled in June, 1904. He is wide as a
wagon, kind. and can. easily be made
to weigh a ton.
He is a well finished horse with good
Quality and good hone. good set OF
legs, well set under his great depth Of
Body. Powerfully muscled and at the
same time showing exceedingly fine
lines and possessing superior action.
He is sure foal getter, showing very
large percent. Here is one Of the very
best horses in the State. He WAS i'm
ported from Belgium, June, 1907.
Will stand at the Cranmer place 2
miles south and miles east OF Beaver,
and miles west of Riverside, Okla.
on Clear Greek.
TERMS. To insure living colt $40.
To insure with foal 81. Mare and colt
stand good for service. Money is due
when mare is parted with or removed
from neighborhood where owned and
bred. This rule will be strickly en-
forced. Care will be taken to prevent
accidents but will not be responsible
should any occur.
VICTOR CRANMER, Mgr.