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Evening star., 1913-03-05
LEADERS MOVE UP
Reading, Anal. Copper and
Steel Share in Orders.
TRADING FAIRLY ACTIVE
American Can Makes Notable Gain
But Drops at Close.
MARKET Is SLUGGISH AT TIMES
Exceptional Fluctuations in the To-
bacco Group-London Is a
Heavy Seller Today.
MAAKET is SLUGGISH AT TIMES

NEW YORK. March Without any
material changes in speculative condi-
tions ovcrn.Sht prices turned upward
brskly today. Eear traders attempted
carly in the session to carry forward
yesterdays decline, but desisted when il
became evident that buying orders were
being executed on scale down and COW
,rcd hastily.
Advances reached ] to points and
en- braced all of the speculative favorites.
Buying of. Reading AmaIsamated Copper
and Steel was especially. heavy at. times.
Tobacco stocks fuctuated widely and
1lnevculy reaching from points. below to
: points above previous prices.
Bonds we're irregular.
Peoples Gas advanced points, Liggett
u Myers. :. General Electric, lSs, and
New Haven Ia.
Evening star., 1913-03-05
ARMY-NAVY.
Army Orders.

By direction of the President, Lieut. Col.
Gustave w. S. Stevens, Coast Artillery
Corps, upon his own application is re-
tired from active service after more than
thirty years service.
Leave of absence for three months is
granted Capt Samuel B. Mcintyre, Quar-
termaSter Corps.
Capt. Richard P. Rifenberick, jr., re-
tired. recruiting officer. will proceed to
the hospital at Jefferson barracks. Mo-.
for observation and treatment.
Second Lieut.. William d. Geary, 18th
Cavalry, is transferred to the 18th Cav
airy at Columbus, n. Mex.
The resignation by First Lieut. Thomas
F. Miller. Medical Reserve Corps, has
been accepted by the President, to take
effect March /, 1913.
BY direction of the President. Maj.
James Baylies. 9th Infantry. upon his
own application is retired from active
service after thirty years service.
Maj. Louis Brechemin,~ jr., Medical
Corps. is relieved from duty at Fort Lin
coin. n. OAK. and is assigned to station
at Fort Greble, r. ].
BY direction Of the President. and upon
the application Of Sergeant of Ordnance
Samuel n Williamson, that soldier will
be placed upon the retired list.
Capt. Granville Sewer, Coast. Artillery
Corps, is transferred from the 10th to
the 18th Company.
Evening star., 1913-03-05
Naval Movements.

The Colorado has arrived at Guaymas,
the Wyoming at Tangier sound. the Are
thusa at Guantanamo, the Stringham at
Norfolk, the Paducah at Manzanillo, the
Nebraska at Tampico, the Nashville at
New Orleans and the Sonoma at Norfolk.
The Virginia has sailed from Vera
Cruz, the Mars from Vera Cruz for
Hampton roads, the Tallahassee from
Washington for Tangier sound. the On
tario from Norfolk for Lynn Haven bay.
the CT from Norfolk for a practice
cruise, the Beale from Norfolk to Guam
tanamo, the Caesar from. Norfolk for
Boston, the Wheeling from New Orleans
for Guantanamo, the Petrol from Santo
Domingo for Guantanamo, the Birming-
ham from Philadelphia for practice
cruise, and the Lebanon from Guanta-
namo for Cuartro Reales channel.
Rear Admiral A. NJ. knight has reas-
sumed command of the Atlantic reserve
fleet at Philadelphia. hoisting his flag on
board the Wisconsin
The commander of the Sd Division. L.
S. Atlantic fleet, has temporarily trans
ferred his flag from the Virginia TO the
Nebraska.
Evening star., 1913-03-05

Money to Loan
Secured by First Deed OF Trust on Real Estate.
Prevailing interest and commission.
Joseph l. Weller. 62o F St. NV.
Evening star., 1913-03-05
London Closing Prices.

Bar silver steady. ~ 7-l6d per ounce.
Money. IA per cent.
Dscl9a -rates-Ss.or, hills. 1 Isle per cent;
.--ec 1rkth i'ius, - I II ~ ier cent.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-27

The jury In She Finner0n ease yes
terday afternoon awarded "a verdict ul
sf05 for the plaintiff, but "a special
finding that the agents of the santa
re railway company the defendant
had entered and searched on the in-
vitation Of the plaintiff was also
brought In.
Tho action was one 20 recover hoih
actual and mental anguish" damages
from the Santa Re because several OF
us special officers. armed with 90
search warrant. Invaded the Finneron
premises.
I'm the trial OF the ease Mrs. Fin
heron testified that she did not con-
sent 10 the entrance 81 the officers
into her place ana protested ug1lnal
the search other Witnesses stated
that chief of Police McMillin, ON" ni
tho marty, read the warrant and thhl
Mrs Finnpron said; Tho goods nre
not hero but you can go through lh'
house if you want to- The uu'au"h
or consent was submitted 90 the jury
for separate finding, ana b. ioGno
that Mrs. Finneron dld give her cone
sent 90 the search
Judge ". n. aynolds held late yes
terday afternoon that the VIII ui the
hate Patrick Gleason was properly csc
ccutcd. and ID was returned Co inc
probate court with un order thai lt
be admitted 90 probate Tho probate
had been denied hy the lower court
being opposed by lsldro Torres,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-27
TWENTY-FIVE DOCTORS
RECEIVE TRUE FILLS

Twenty-Five physicians Of Albu-
quoruue, most Of them leading prac-
iitiOners. were indicted for failure 60
nle death certificates with the county
CLERK. 40 required BY law. Most
physicians have contcnted themselves
with nling the city certificates, ms zee
CURED by ordinance, and have allowed
the county certificates 90 go hy de-
fault.
Tho death records for years back
show barely a tenth az the number of
deaths recorded in tho city, Including
an that come ia from the county
whore people frequently die without
medical attendance
The sentiment among the doctors
Is that they are guilty ana some OF
them interviewed this morning de-
clnrcd that they would simply have Ia
enter that plea and take their mcdi-
cline The Jokes about leitins the few
unindicted doctors care FOR the sick
of the clty while the rest of them
held post graduate courses and medi
cal society meetings in the county
iail, were very numerous. The doe
tors generally seem 90 he willing a.
do whatever the rest Of their profess
sion decides upon, but nearly an adj
NIT their gullt
The penalty for the offensc Is hnc
of see.
Tho doctors win come over Ia "a
body. n suggestions made Go the dis
tfct attorney by some Of them THIS
morning signify anything. They viii
probably he allowed 90 plead suilV
and pay tho costs, perhaps win "a
suspended sentence OF "A fine, he inu-
mated Mr. vigil also indicated mat
ia was not tho intention IA this time
Go DO more than assure the physicians
that they ought 90 report deaths
THE Grand Jury Report.
We. tho grand jury sworn and om-
panoiod on the 18TH dag Of septem-
ber. A. a. 1913. have the following re-
port 20 make TO your honor;
We began our duties on the 10Th
dny of september ana have been in
session nine days during which time
we have examined one hundred and
forty Gf7) witnesses and have
found nfty-fve tb5) true bits, ana
mo BILLS ln tho following cnscs' state
vs jose Gficgo. Miguel sodillo, Flor
Ioncio samor. noniclauo Nolasco, ~.
r. Williams pnt u'Grady, nnd wc
have required the district attorney "a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-27

iile 'nfQfmallona ln Che cnsos 81 the
State Ne. AiudAme W. Fisher. Slate 81
IS, a. Merritt. state vs.. 4. vi. Conroy
and also lnfoqmaiiont against pauio
MonfOrtc for ton nffenses.
Acting undcr pour Instructions a.
60 cnforclnH the law regarding com.
puasory school attendance. wc heard
the evidence. % the county school su-
petintcndcnt A. Montoya. and A. II.
Hickey, president Of the school board
of tho city OF Albuquerque. ana learn
that this law ia being enforced. IN
connection with this we desire TO
commend the activities and hard work
Of tho Honorable A. Montoya for hls
successful efforts IN improving our
rural schools.
We have made the customary in-
spectlon Of the county offices and
found the physical condition OF on
books IN fifat-Vlass condition. We rec
affirm the recommendation Of preNi-
Gus Hraud jufles. that On wopdou
floors ln vaults be replaced With Gee
mont floors and that the Officers OF
the treasurer ana collector be res
papered and painted We further
fort be made ~ the county commits
sionors TO provide suitable quarters
for witnesses when attending both tho
petit and grand iuriea.
The jury. netting under yonr in-
etructlons inspected the county iail
and report that the condition OF the
SAIL. with the exception OF beds and
bedding ia fair. The bedding appears
% be unsanliary and unfit Tor use ANA
we recommend that II be replaced
at once By new mattresses and blank
cts that can be washed and kept SAINT.
tnrv and VIC further recommend thet
screens be placed Oh an Windows and
the installation % suitable bath rooms
for the use Of prisoners. We discoy-
cred confined IN the iail hog 10
years Of age In the same apartment
with criminals We regret that u is
necessary 10 place boy of this age
IN such an environment. ana Feoom-
mend that more suitable plan 81
punisamont be provided for boys 81
that age. We are CONVINCED that Inc
asmueh as the county Is paying over
So. 900 per year for feeding prisoners
that they are entitled To receive hct-
ter food than, from our investigation.
they appear 90 hc receiving az tho
hands az our present sheriff
We desire 60 express our apprecla-
tion 81 the courtesy and Kindness ~
the Hon. NJ u. vigil. the district att
torncy In assisting us IN our delibcra-
tons
W. ". BOOTH. Foreman.
LOUIS a. McRAE. clerk.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-27

HtlRFndo NeUfl fla force u
fifty Thousand Mohnmmedan Alba
n,ane. equipped with modern arms
and machine guns advanced today on
the towns 81 Kltcheyo. priiip. pris-
rcnd nnd Let0vo. The Servlans dla
not offer any resistance 20 tho adj
geEce
Ofnciai circles here declare that
aeyerAl days must elapsp before the
serviar commanders are abba to mo-
biiize d force OF TROOPS sufficiently
strong 40 deal with the Alhanmns.
The town 81 Monasilr "a oVorfiowlng
with fugstitcs from the country dis
iricts wha tell 81 horrible atrocities
committed on Christians By Moham-
medan Aihanlans
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-27
NAVAJO ROBBED MAIL
POUCH THROUGH RENT

Deputy United states Marshal DE-
n. Gnlushn returned mst night from
GALLUP. whore he attended ihe pre-
nmlnary hearing Of Nca, navajo
Indian, upon "a charee oi rohpins INV
malls he was employed 90 carry.
Nez confessed that hc hhd an-
stractcd articles from tho ponen
through rent in the Fabric, when
allowed him Co get small PACKAGES
without mmpcrius with the lock.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-27
KING CONSTANTINE
OF GREECE SEES
DANGER Of
HEH WAR
Greek Monarch IN Conference
With British Foreign hin
lister Regarding Disposition
Of Aegean isles.

fns arnecd WIRE o. Evruine Herald
Isenaan. stns liking cnuaian-
llne 20 ifeece had q long conference
fgday with Ff Edward Grey. the
iifiiish ftrtisa secretary. on THE sit-
retlen - 'hc Tnfhiah province ~
TnfAce and IN Albania which hiss
become ~ nenacir4 lhat Greece q
iirepsrlnR cor thlqd Halkan war
The disposition 81 the islands "a
ihe Aegean sea war also discussed,
Turkey d reported a. have demanded
that Chios and AIliylene be- restored
e. her tsfsFe 4ae $50 consent 'o te-
eume peace NEGOTIATIONS with Greece,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-27
PREACHER
NOR MAYOR IS
INDICTED
Grand Jury Hears Testimony
on Both Sides; Twenty-Five
Doctors Charged With Fail
ure to File Reports.
NUMEROUS TRUE BILLS
REPORTED LAST NIGHT

The sfaAa jury. after an evening
session. presented It's report 20 tho
district court last night and was dis
charged Contrary 10 expectation
neither Mayer n. x. y. Sellers nor
Rev. HcrmOn y. Williams wero In
dlctod. though the mayor aud some
other city official. rnmor says. we're
Erilled severely on matters connected
with the restricted district. and the
minister came in for lively discussion.
Twenty-Five physicians Ia the city or
Albuquerque, lnciudinH county physi-
clan. county health officer and city
physician. we're indicted for failure To
filo reports Of deaths With the county
cierk as required ny law.
Thlr,y-nvc other Indictments we're
returned Most Of these win not ho
made public untli che Indicted persons
have been served with warrants.
Those who were In custody az tho
time Of Indictment were rs follows.
Fred Ciark--petty larceny
Demetrio Lobato and Santiago Gu
tisrrez--IArceny OF two horses.
Felipe Lucero--Larceny from per-
son.
Juan Chavez and Manuel Chavez
Larceny ~ one horse. They are Nav
ajo Indians
Jose Mar,lnez-Larceny OF saddles.
Feliclauo Chavez. Julian Montana
and Deslderio Chayoz-C oncealinE
stolen property.
Guiilermo Matchmaker in the FIRST
degree Malta Is the alleged slayer OF
Siiyian0 Gallcgos. WHO last summer
was stabbed in tho thrond ana died
from the wound an hour later.
otto Buckmann- Mansiauehter and
two counts or assault with "a deadly
weapon. buchanan admits that last
March he shot and killed Lois Bena-
vides and wounded Prudencio Garcia
and Rafael Pargas. lie claims. how
ever that tho three set upon him
without any pr0vocation ana that he
ala the shooting In selfe defense.
Primitive Lopez-Assault with In
tent 20 XIII, robbery and rape, Lopez
Is the man alleged TO have assaulted
ana dangerously injured Mrs. Kath-
crime Walker last summer. on June 8.
her sevenly-hfth birthday.
Espcridlon. Jesus and Estoban
Guevarn, brothers. were indicted on
q charge Of assault and resisting an
officer. They are the men who got in
TO a difficulty with Special officer a.
J. MclSow several weeks ago.
GEORGE n. Smith, four counts.
issuing worthless checks
no bills were returned against
Mayor ID. X. y. Sellers. who was
charged with Improper actions In toll
Grating the tenderloin; Rev ". r..
Williams, charged with criminal libel
hy the mayor; Jose Griego. Manuel
scdillo. Florence Znmora. Donaciano
Nolasco and captain y. O'Grady. OF
the city police force. OGrady was
arrested for an alleged false arrest
last spring and bound over by justice
Of the peace In old Albuquerque after
a somewhat violent scene.
The district attorney was instructed
90 alo informatious against Madame
W. Fischer. clalrvoyant, who figured
ia Alvin Pohrs affairs some time ago;
X. A. Merritt, r. W. Conroy and Paulo
MonfoTte. Monforto IL alleged 90
have impersOnated an agent for an
italian magazine 90 Milan and 10 have
thus secured funds for subscriptions
which failed 90 materalize.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-27
JURY BRINGS IN A
LEFT-HANDED
VERDICT
Finds for Mrs. Finneron in
Sum Of $405; Special Find
ing Goes Against Plaintiff
Further Hearing.

. Following an argument by T.. 4
= W. Dohs0n, attorney for the de-
. PENDANT. the court this afternoon =
. withhold IFS decision upon mo-
. ton 20 set aside the main verdict 4
. brought Ia by the jury yesterday z
. In favor of the special verdict :
. The court minated. al the end
. of the argument that hc did not
. hold with the defendants coun- Z
. sci on the question of law invOly-
. ed and further hearing 40 which
. the plaintiffs counsel viii also Dee I
. heard viii be held In about ten Z
. days
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-27
I'o0d for Irish sfIikers.

Dublin, Sept. &C. The relief ship
loaded with provisions, sent by the
trades union congress "a the aid Of
the Dublin transport workers reached
the Iiffey this afternoon Tts arri-
val was greeted with cheers by thous-
ands o. people who lined the quays.
The food on board Is valued az $780,
eco
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-27
SEES LITTLE DANGER IN
CRITICISM OF BILL

rBy I.euscd Wire 20 Evening Herald.
Washington, sept Chairman
owen Of the senate banking commit
tee ia a statement today declared
none Of she critics of the aGminlstra-
tion currency bill had attacked its
vital features. Hearings suspended
soday VIII be resumed Monday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-27
HOUSE REJECTS RECESS
RESOLUTION TWO TO ONE

lIss Leased sssre 20 Esenng TgeFaId.i
Washington. Sept. Abby vote Of
it2 70 81 the house today defeated q
resolution by Representative Austin
proposing that when congress agreed
20 the conference report on the tariff
bill Il recess until November 10.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-27
sEVnM YEAR OLD BOY
MURDERED By MANIAC

fnf Hea4e1 Wsre 80 Egcnina Mernld. ]
phlhHeinhia. sept twin the
akall crushed and the shoulders, arms
and back bearing bruises. the nude
body ~ israel Goldman, seven years
olA. ives found today On ire goGf links
~ she White Marshtaiiey county Grub
near hafe The condition ~ the body
ied the police 10 an1ounce that the
child was probably attacked and kill
"a hF q Degenerate. Around the boys
lhfGal MAs shoe stirring drawn tight
enough 10 have giranGIcd him.
4, t.nteht ana SUNDAY
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-27

Memphis, Tenn, sept ll-- Mise
Myra Hclmor, of tho Midlothian club
Chicago. is the new champion of inc
vomen's western golf association,
winning hor match with Miss ltutA
Chriaholm. Cleveland. In tho FINALS %
tho open tournament Ave up ana
three % play.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-27

i.peamnpoe4 Ind SEPT 31.-~Clyde
Wliklnaen. "a. who was sought hy the
ndiif4 when the mntiatea body o. his
wife N44 found in q corn field on a
farm where he had lived near Peru.
InA WIN arfeeied here sydRy and nc-
caYalnE ~ the police. ne ceEfessed
shat ~ had killed hts wlfo In the
n4eeenee IS their two SONS
Wilkinson seemed daRea when ar
rested NE said he struck hia wife
with a hammer curing d quarrel. 1e
did nat hpow whether she was dead
nr nllxe when he buried her. ne said.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-27

rus Leased Wire 20 Evening Herald. ]
washington. sept 27.--At the re-
quest 81 Senator Lewis OF Illinois, Sec
rei4ry nrynr today Instructed Consul
Gracey ~ Erosressp, Mexico. 70 In
Vtstieate the reported murder ~ Cam
noche III Victor East 81 Bloousington.
lil.f conHal Gracey WINS directed 10
proceed Ia person 70 campeche and
to damanA the immediate apprchen-
alon ana Punishment 81 those rcsp0n-
nlsile A4g Easta death.
Skating tonight and Sunday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-27

kHnhaF City Sept 24.-The "Rahy
Reliance, driven by JAY Smith ~
Algonac. Mich. today won The ma
tlonai speed contest. seven mile mo-
tor boat race. she feature of the KAN
sas city Yacht clubs regatta. Her
time WAS ~ minutes 9 seconds. The'
oregon Kld with s. W Brock OF Port
land, ore. "a the helri was second
driftwood and was unable 60 finish.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-27
ROBBERS
MADE RICH HAUL

lhy AttAHt0 Wifc 20 evening Hcfaid
Meridian Miss. Sept 27.--postai
inspectors checking up the loss in the
Alabama Great Southern hoidup near
coifOndaie. Ala, early yesterday, es-
simated today thaf-th robbers had
obtained about $1,000 from the regis
tered mail
Il - believed here that the express
company'a loss win be between $40.
900 and f5o.oo0.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-27
Peace Ncgollatlons Concluded,

Conmnntnople. Sept ~ The
peace negotiations between Bulgnrio
and Turkey were concluded sntlsiac-
torily today a treaty OF peace Is to
bc signed by the plonpotentarios OF
me two nations on Monday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-27
YOU'LL FIND THE
RIGHT RUG HERE

No matter what the size of your room; no
matter what your taste in designs and
colorings; no matter how much or how little
you think you can invest in a Rug. You'll
find Rug Satisfaction on our third floor.
And by Rug Satisfaction we mean Rugs
to your Taste, at saving prices
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-09-12

II have already made two arrests for
game violations. l had no trouble
With the prisoners. l carried q re-
volver and a shotgun. and the pot
hunters knew that l could . either
Of them"
Which announcement goes to d
that Miss Norma Frederic Gibboney
didn't become game warden merely
to wear q bright badge. Miss Glib
honey was appointed warden recently
BY Governor Emmett O'Neal Of Ala
bama. She probably IL the only wo-
mar in the United States with this
sort Of commission.
When the news of her appointment
was made public the pothunters IN
their huts along the Mobile bay
marshes thought 1t a good joke.
shes one Of these society women.
they laughed. ..She would come
out on 4 rainy day for fear Of getting
.her.t ) Ewu0n~witht killtng
hey were fully Convinced Of their
mistake when the handsome warden
came upon two Of their number
slaughterine ducks and marched them
IN with one hand resting significantly
on the black butt Of the revolver a I
her hip.
Miss Gibboney's home II Aloha. 1t
stands among acres of forest and toll
age. Mobile bay stretches away to
the east. and at the back ID the Dog
river. She Il a deadly shot with 2,
rine and can bring down the maliards
from behind a blind with the best
shoes IN Mobile. It vas her love for
fhimals and not the passion for hunt
ing that led her to become q OF the
Alabama game police.
ut Is the birds that l particularly
want to protect" said Miss Gibboney
recently when speaking about her
work. eve seldom realize how much
rood they do. II they didn't prey con
SANITY on the insects we would be
without vegetation before very Tong
i am familiar with every bird Of Ala
hama. Ten years ago you could set
docks Of beautiful blue cranes IN the
edge Of the water out there. Now theJ
are curiosities.
4 have recently fitted out I log cabiI
n the midst Of ten acres Of forest tina,
! INIT . nature made II. ] intend b
tpp6nd the rest Of my life there"
~ Gthbousy u we'll known Owe
tie entiro Ooath. She y Q freQuen
visitor 10 New Orleans. She ID 4 de
scendant ,of zack Taylor. Patrick Hen
y and the virgin19 16eltons. She \
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-09-12

Very likely you all remember father
or mother a little while ago telling
you about Captain Scott and the brave
men who went with him to find the
south pole.
1t does not much matter to you what
this south pole really is. except that
every one agrees that to ind 1t Is
about one Of the hardest things on
earth to do.
Captain Scott and his party did find
the pole after months Of suffering and
danger. but they found 1t only to lose
their lives out in this frozen region.
1t was a splendid. ine thing to do
what these Englishmen did. even II
they found out after reaching the
pole that another man. Amundsen,
had got there ahead Of them. The
world nevertheless always will be
proud Of this little company of Eng
lishmen who failed to arrive first ut
the pole.
The sweet little boy whose picture
you see is Peter. Captain SCOTS baby
| son. who waved gOodby to his fatheI
when he started for the pole two years
ago. Peter missed his father 40 much
that e now aud then he would say
to his mother: 'lsn't 1t time daddy
came home again: He promised he'd
come back to us soon"
If you care to know more about Cap
tain Scott and this little boy there II
q book written especially for you chi!
dren which tells the whole story Oi
the expedition.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-09-12
Entertain Your Club Outdoors.

Entertain Your Club Outdoors.
Have the refreshments put up in
boxes. as for a picnic lunch. Arrange
them in three courses-sandwiches
with sailed peanuts. cake and fruit.
Have the boxes numbered. two to each
number. and number each course.
Give one number to a man. another to
4 woman. and let them hunt partners
BY matching numbers and eat the first
course together. When they get to the
cake another number is found. and
they hunt the number to match. Still
another number ONE with the fruit.
and this necessitates another change.
Ice cream and coffee may be served
from q table.