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Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-16
LEGAL NOTICES.
TO THE BOARD OF COUNTY (

TO THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM missioners for New London County: 1 hereby apply for license to sell and exchange spirituous and intoxicating I4quors, ale, lager beer, Rhine wine and cider in the building at 10S Thames Street Town of Norwich, ex- cept in the rooms and apartments in said building, any part or parts of which are cut off or partitioned in such manner as to form booths, side rooms, or retiring rooms. My place of business is not located within two hundred feet in a direct line from any church edifice or public or parochial school or the premises pertaining thereto, or any postofdce, public libra rY or cemetery. Dated a Norwich, this 7th day of October, A. D. 1913. Patrick Mahoney, Applicant. We, the undersigned, are electors and taxpay- CTS, owning real estate, of the Town of Norwich, and hereby sign and en- dorse the foregoing application of Pat rick Mahoney for @ license, and hereby certify that said applicant is a suit able person to be licensed pursuant to said application. Dated at Norwich, this 7th day of October, A. D. 1913. John J. ONeil John DOnegan, Robert Manoney George w. MahOney, John II. Lee. 1 hereby certify that the above named signers and endorSers are cleo tors and taxpayers, owning real estate, in the Town of Norwich Dated at Norwich, this 9th day of October, A. D. 1913: Chas. s. Holbrook, Town Clerk.
 Oct16Th
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-21
Far Reaching Interest Evi-
denoed in Sale BY state
Land Commissioner of I5,
COO Acres of School Land
DEMING PREPARES TO
CELEBRATE OCCASION
Sale Will Open to Development
Large Area Of Best Land in
the Shallow Water Belt Of
Luna County.

Not less than five hundred land
ht yors are expected In pcminp on
December 3 nest. when state Land
Commissioner a. n. Epjcn VIII sell
ITO the highest bidder $4,000 acrca ot
school land in the shallow water
belt, according 60 Attorney s.
rcmkc OF Dcming. who De- here att
tending tho rate hearing.
Deming is preparing to celebrate
this occasion, said MI Temke this
morning. "for IL viii De a notable
event ln the development OF tho MIN
hrcs valley. This $4,000 acres. in
cludcd IN school sections 10 and 80.
comprises some OF the very best land
In the shallow water belt. some OF u
quite close go Deming and OF great
value. As school land 10 has been
tied up from development au' lts
only use has been Cor lease as graz
ing land.
"On December s D. will bc sold in
lGo-acrc tracts tp the highest hid-
dor, and while there will bee. doubt
less. some speculative huying. 10
means that an uf this land NIu Doe
developed very soon
While We 90 not know definitely.
We are advised hy the state land
commissioner th1t from Inquiries ho
has received uily 500 active bidders
for the land may be- expected on tho
Therefore pcmlns b. preparing 20
CELEBRATE
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-21
THE FOUNDER or COLD
STORAGE.

The death Of Charles Teller p.c-
ssnu lamontahle example of tho
failure of on important inventor to
secure for himsen even uthe of
the benefits End prouts which he bee
slowed upon the world nc died az
tho age OF eighty SO. in actual dos-
tltution after years of neglect and
dependence upon charity ssls che
New York Tribune
yet he was the founder 81 one of
the most Important factors Boz tho
trade and Industry OF The world.
namely. artificial refrigeration aa
applied TO Interpretation storage
ana manufacture. Il was nearly
forty years AGO thpt thc first corgo
OF frozen meat wua shipped acros.
the ocean In vessel equipped with
cold storage compartments according
to his design. To-day the values of
such shipments amount 10 hundreds
of millions of dollars every year.
II was also largely from MI Tea.
hers initiative that There were de-
yelopod other applications of ircfrig.
Grafton, such pas cold storage ware
houses. Zee MAILING. the artificial
cooling of hotels and thoaters, the
cooling and storing of beer ana milk,
cooling processes iu steel manufac.
ture and IN the sinking of mine
shafts, artificial fee skatns Kinks
and many others AZ iate aa last
year now dosaieatlus process in-
vented By him at the age OF eighty
four was put into practice by a lars
corporation,
His case provides "a striking con
trnst 90 those 0f some inventors who
10 enrich themselves through close
mouopolies OF their works as 60 pro
woke demands for the abolition oi
the patent laws
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-21

Ail shlaas tonne IS HIM who waits
meiimes i isn't VERY safe
pailet g wsu UNLESS Won keep busy
ia me meanl whne the business
men ef this t'iy are Wal,ins for tine
Sew AIexico FiaEgutnnni association
% dcciae nea. weqk % make this olt,
the rssulaf mee,lns place of the or
Sanitation. Il behooycs them 70 get
almlshty bnp rhe fnct that Aibu-
sueraue ir far and awas the snoat
iorseri ells D. fhc state fof me sca-
Nions ef this association h seir-evi-
aeng 70 the unbiased person. but IL
must be- remembered that al least
two cities Santa Re and T.ss VEGAS
--are sendine large delogatlons to
no state convention 80 work actively
agRrcsaively and vigorously 10 hand
me next coryention In ono Of those
eitica Concessions will Be made. IN
dncemenia viii ae held out. delegates
vim Be- outtonholed and strong pres
sure brought 10 byar 10 cntice the
convention OH % one 81 the northern
ciiies
when Ii comics down 10 braas tachs
and the merits Of the ease neither
rival FOR the mecuns place can pre-.
sent half the arguments which Albn.
querque has IN hts favor But the
determination of these towns to land
the meeting Il possible means that
Albuquerque has active and business
like competition. and that II we are
going 70 make mo state educators
meeting regular Albuquerque event
We must roll w our sleeves and get
out and work
over-cenfidence has lost many a
battie, This prize is worth workins
for The sime 10 begin work IL now.
n We are apalhetic or loxy in this
matter another tswn may beat ~
% II.
Let's get busy NOW
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-21
II JAR BECOME EMPTY
Recipes by which to keep it supplied
.F*4F**tF ~+F*tttt*4*

Tho co9ky jar ia Am all-importani
household equipment THAT 10 mas
be- Alled with various tasty cookies.
some tried recipes gathered from
near ana far are here glyen:
a simple sugar cooky Is made by
Dreaming tngether lia cupiuis oi SUI
gar and cupful of butter and drlp-
pings mixed. Then stir ln two wcll-
beaten Gigs and eve ublesp0ousful az
sour milk in which has been dissolved
small teaspoonful OF soda. Flavor
with nutmeg or vanilla Roll thin,
and. when the cookies are cut. out.
sprinkle with sugar and top each
with "a raisin. Bake in moderate
oven.
There are, countless recipes for
making molasses cookies one calls
for q cupful each Of brown sugar,
molasses and shortening, when these
ingredients are Well mixed, ado beat-
en- egg, three teaspoonsful OF soda
dissolved in n.ne tablespoonful of
boiling water. two tablospoonsful OF
ginger and just enough hour to roll
ont very soft
Molasses cookies. which should Doe
mixed the night before they are bak-
ed. are made after a.. recipe. Dis
solve two nhlcspoonsful of soda in
"a tablespoonful of boiling water and
stir into o. pint OF dark New orleans
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-21

(ny ". HUEDTA)
The late Napoleon Bonapartc and Me.
] now proclaim unto the populace
we rather suess thnt we ceramha
senerts how the common see. 10
show
Iiuerfn set off
When 4 hieoming congress
ltterfefes with your buBiness
Cut out THE
Conerosn
Two sai Of ratrrloiiam demands that
We
Tho inte Napoleon Uonnpafir and me
TIE tin can
To me deIceate from Mlchoacan
From Cniacan
And Yncatnn
when be- fefusoa TO stand lgitohcd.
we take him to the lug and have him
switched
ris lovo Of country.
The siorious land
Below tho BIO Gmnde.--
i}y thr sacred sock
cor tho into Circumference
which actuatcs me when I soak
The impairment laWmaking hlnkc
Upon the bean
And from the scene
Remove him 20 the lowest dungeon
deep
Life Is too sHart 90 lose much sleep
% or tinshoru Legislators
Such small pertaters.
And 40 J throw them TO the
AliiRntors
To save intact The glorious majesty
or our great sovereignty
Tho late Napoleon Bonnparte and me
Can show the Common Gee
That ne o. merely
pin headed cockatoo--
Now who's the guy I heard yen
WATERLOO"
O.
~ THE WET worther win just
keep up the Navajo question may be-
able 90 settle Itself
o
WE WARNED tho guvmfnt an
along 8, would need Fort wlngatc ia
It's business.
O.
THE FOREMAN says he wishes 90
heck someone would invent nick
name for Interstate Commerce Conn
mission that wouldn't take SO much
type.
q
WE STATE after mature delibera-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-21
+ Al ID @ mTHE SOLAR prExUs
- ~ By YoN XoNsoS

ton TINT thcre ~ me- danger OF AIR,
liucrta ever meeting an untlmciv
1eaih from lngrouina modosv
90
VIE CAN NO1' say with truthful
ness that the United States 81 Amer.
ica has added much 20 ia dignity.
glory or prcstise by its conduct Of
iho Mexican situation
O.
WHEN 10 comes 10 blarney Il Is
fair to presume Misiher Onslaught
messy can give ne good as he gets.
%
THE PROVISIONAL. president OF
Mexico should have the sympathy 90
an thinking men IN the painful duty
of throwinF his legislators IN iail
C.
~ THERE "a any significance IN
the Alphabet. Battery A 81 Roswell
Do c1sc war D. declared may naturally
expect 30 bc in front
O.
WE DON'T wish 10 start anything
az an bat II does seem that Ros-
well is at least keeping up her end
az the homicide record
d
NOW GET ready to dodge
O..
MIR CARUANZA paused long
enough Ia Magdalcna. sonora, 20 give
bail. Tho main fcstlyity, however.
WIN start when he meets Mr. iIuorta.
o
a WET HEN IL supposed 20 be the
acme OF angry pecvc. Evidently toe
same does not apply Go wet Navajo.
o.
1T TRANSp1BEs that Senior Al
dapo was sent 60 Paris 60 raise money
We were confident Il was some Inn
portant mission, We believe Sr.
Porflrio Diuz received % sudden call
Of the same kind and Il u rumored
Felix Diaz departed on diplomatic
GRAND az FIRST importance.
@
PERSONALLY We can't understand
why they didn't send cap Fornoff up
Co the reservation In the first place.
10
THE TRAVELLING auditor ought
90 go up and investigate conditions ON
Beautiful Mountain.
O.
MAKE yourself committee OF one,
DO to show the teacher tho time OF
their lives
o
THE SMALL boy. who gets a record
breaking THANKSGIVING vacation, is
enthusiastically in favor or the edu-
cationai convention.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-21
EXTRA SPECIALS FOR
SATURDAY. NOV. god.

Saturday at 3 p. m, for one
hour only, Standard Calico
regular Sc value; in plain and
fancy; 10 yards to q customer.
Our price only AZ yard.
Knoxall and Eagle Bleached
Muslin; sold everywhere at
10c yard. Our price, willie il
lasts, only Sc yard
Saturday at 7;30 ?. NJ, for
two hours only; 36-inoh I'M
bleached Muslin; l0c values
all over the world; 10 yards
to a customer. Our price DC
yard.
All Fed Comforts in the
store, ranging in price from
$3.50 to $3.50. On sale for
these two hours absolutely at
cost.
You can reduce your house
hold expenses % per cent by
confirming your purchases t.
this store,
THE MOTEL COMPANY
The Money-Saving Store
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-21
SERGEANT WITH FINE
COMMAND OF LANGUAGE

Thrty-two recruits for tho IhIt-
tocuth cavalry were in Albuquerque
Inst uight for several hours ca route
from Fort Slocum ~. s.. tu tho Mex
icun border, Uhcr. the regiment i'
nov stptioncd while here the scr-
eeant in charge seized the opportunity
.to drW the Young soldiers for 1n
hour coz su aud also Goo display Hs zinc
.a variety of sarcastic Enslish hs mas
been hgnrd Boa Alhuqucrqu, for many
DAYS $50 army Tor mc. w1f lh'
comment OFF several youths who
untohpd thr HUSKY toung soldiers
admitting nmey TO comments
which a guard boo "a convict road
camp would scarce usc toward ih'
men under his charge The hlt'
sergeant last night furnished 9nc Nn'
swor to the question of wis Soldiers
desert in time of peace.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-21

Hospitality and ltiif IA De- Ni'
na, Hotsail5 iof ehas BE- seis sure.
b pa worm el leasl ne ,rousl. II
e9uirs eut lof instance. 20 eood
loads mettlns llke lhal 81 the cInp
lonlens ~ which via be- present
sono tnserpfislnk and tnshueisstle
spirits who ere iosglne ihe road %
ine easi ana the snlf rhey are ao-
lns y as eet more auto Tourists ~,
an ntin thsm IN their way rs tufn-
una ogt ionlaht oi,h eiad hand
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-21
WHY WE WANT TIM Afro
TOURIST.

IN The first place. he has money.
lie haa 10 have it-~tho iaot he Is rid
inp IN an auto. unless Il is a stolen
one. Is prime facie evidence that he
Il wealthy malefactor--ai least he
has enough gasoline money 70 leave
pretty eenerons trail Of IL across
the country.
IN the second place he Is bound TO
stop In Albuquerque when he comes
through Sometimes ne stops be-
cause ha wants 20 and more often
because he has 20. The Pullman
tourist stops few moments. admires
the Alvarado ana the Indians and
splns on 70 the ooast 10 oe picxed
clean By the enterprisine and alert
southern California motive son. The
auto tourist stops anywhere from
half day 20 year.
In the third place he separates
himself from some o. hir money
Nhiie here. rs q clnch h. can't take
any Albuquerque money away with
him except in change who ever
heard ~ d man riding IN an auto ac-
eumulntlng mones AZ he goes along
In his car there arc from one 20 four
PERSONS the ear leaves anywhere
from ten 10 fifty dollars with local
garages hotels. QUILTING stores
groceries and what not often a
particularly care-frec tourist who
stays several days win leave several
hundred simoleons behind TO keep his
memory green.
In ne fourth place the auto touriet
gees the town and the country tie
doesn't depart with blurred vision
of d roundhouse and brewery and
mission hotel alone--he gets ac-
quainted wish the cry. ana entering
and leaving IL hs sees Farms and
homes and resources that ne doesn't
get a glimpse Of la the train. ne
sees chance 20 invest. chance 60
locate. chance 10 regain his health
he sees an she opportunities we
have for him.
Let us then encourage the auto
tourist. Los us give him roads let
us give him food 90 eat sDd--water
20 drink lct az lend him gently into
our stores and carefully and politely
extract few crisp bills from his
wallet Let us % course give him,
meanwhile. me worth Of his money
and a Square deals ana while We have
him with rs. lot us courtcously take
him out and Introduce him 20 some
81 our corner lots and show him
some 81 our near farms which hy the
uHe OF his supfrfluoug coin Will bios
som IKE the caulflower. And they
WILL 700. "a Is the rich mans magic
coin that We need 90 make Inc desert
q garden We can show, him plenty
81 real farms 10 prove 30 him what
his money Win 10.
qhe auto tourist ia worth working
fer. W. repeat Hc Is worth treating
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-21
MUSIC iN rHE uENNERy.

One 81 thcse Distinguished author
iites VITO sr hsirs conansalls nm
aaFthpd 81 me inausSrlous Reporter
uhen news Is aan hrs como Ont with
ihp statement mas mfeic in the poui-
iIs yard H. rn inyaioapie aid So euc-
cessIul hen raising Anoiher cnl-
lees pouItF, prof pleads Tor anuse-
mcni for. the birds
Tho suggestion j. ceriainis worthy
81 careIui thoueni by al fowl breed
ers We should recommend that aa
persons cneaaed IN raising chickens
on any considerable scale in the f,in
Gmnuc yuiies Install ~ possihle
good phonograph IN the honcoop ANA
Try the effect 81 few IudeiousN
selected grand opera selections upon
the birds. q would probably be wise
% observe carefully the tefnpora-
meni 81 the individual hon ana use &
record suited % her muacai tastes.
Intelllrently followed there h. little
doubt that proper entertainment of
mo fpWi may have an apprcciabic
effect upon the egg product, rherc
y little doubt that the hen is more
apt 20 do her duty when she IS mem
tnlly concnied and has AN opportu-
nity 10 crafty her more aesthetic
tastes. When We come 20 think
about u the hens life that is the
average hen--is rather unsventfui.
and there s. small wonder that tn so
many eases she becomes troubled
with hennui and her perspective be-
comes warped, her outlook upon ife
with its many beckonlng pleasures out
Of her reach becomes gloomy and
cynical. and she loses interest Ia her
home duties. In cases whore possi-
bic d might be wen 20 So further
and install plano player In the
chicken yard; or 81 the owner Is suf-
ficlently well-to-dO 10 build a small
stage adjoining tho hennery and put
on private iheairicals occasionally TO
keep the chickens out Of the rut.
merciful man Is merciful TO his hen.
II YOU minister 20 her physical needs
why not have compassion upon her
mental state. deprived of those OPP
p0rtunities ~ Eoui-recroation and
mental stimulus go necessary 20 the
galilnaceoue AZ Wen as the human
Spirit shau G1ct ncr soui sturve?
The clarion tones OF Chantlcler
have inspired one Of our greatest
theatrical productions, ana the price
less hen-fruit which We garner from
the nests In the barn often pays for
our seats al the box office II Is high
time that we sei about recognizing
the demands of ihe hens higher ma
lure for loflier and better intellect
ual food; and VINO knows but after
thus discharging our duty we may,
after eating our soft-boiled eggs for
breakfast. star; forth about our days
duties oarolling sleefulIy those same
melodies which have inspired the
feathered friend Of man 10 greater
efforts toward reducing che high cost
81 living. Let us then. forsooth de-
termine 20 become Little Brother
to the Hen and to mako use OF the
great opportunities which are ours
70 aplift the humhler creatures
around ~ whose resources are limit
ed by our own thoughtfulness or lack
OF IL.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-21
JURY TO DECIDE IF
SCHMIDT is INSANE

New York Sos si.- The question
whether Hans schmidt was insane
when BE- Killed Anna AumuI,r out
up her body and threw It into tho
Hudson river VIII Boz Icft Go the jury
that Viii tr uau lur murder Judge
Foster in thc count cot general ses-
sions today denied t motion for tho
appointment of .ummission to paes
on schwidts Weu.I condition. The
trial VIII begin November 20.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-21
" a. Ni1on

Tho body of W a. 'lston wh"
died here Yesterday afternoon 's De-
ing held ,t the IUak,.nor. undertook
Inc establishment pending Id'ieos
from rclbtives
becoas,l. who arrived here some
thr,, weeks ago from N"N orleans.
pls % member nf ihe n"Hi" order "'
knights ul IYthIIs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-21

molasscs, m.X thoroughly The molas-
SEES mixture and q cupfui Of dark
brown SUGAR. then add co. teaspoonful
of cloves. ginger and cinnamon, and
about I've cuptuls of 0our. Put away
IN the refrigerator or IN very cold
place till next day TaDsc eouSles AFRO
best rolled ont fairly thick.
To make chocolate cookies. mix %
cupful each of brown and white sue
gar cupful 0f srar,d chocolate. two
teaspoonsful 90 vanilla. "a beaten egg.
two cupsful of nour and "a tablespoon
ful OF water i.et the dough stand for
an hour, roll veu Thin md bake in %
quick oven. ON taking The cookies
from the pan. slip them ON paper to
harden. Or the cookies are cent with
% square cutter they viii look we'll
The recipe viii make between so ana
20 cookies.
To make fruu coogios. cream tVo-
thirds OF cupful of shortening ana 81
cupful of salt and lNo bcatcn eggs
Now, stir in ESQ tcHspoonsiul of cin-
namon quarter oi teaspoouml OF
cloves and "a pinch of uutmcg hail d
cupful each of chopped raisIns and
currants. Toured and four table,
spoonsful Of cold water in which has
boon dissolved lrlspoonful Of soda.
Add enough Hour to make soft dough,
probably a quart n.1 be- necessary
-~-~-~--~~-~~.--~-~-~~-
leave Tuesday for chicago EDw York
uud BOSTON ON HusIncss rip Dur-
ing his absence Commissioner
Springer viii a,t H chairman ol the
l.LrI
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-21

LINN r Barnes. aged a months ana
10 days. died today at mo home ~
the par.uls Nr and Mrs. j
BARNES. OF 300 south walter street
Mr. rarnes is a local contractor The
funeral Win 10, held from tho home
tomorrow go 2 m, with mtcrmon'
in FarIcw cemetery.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-21

con the seventh uf February ] con-
tractcd q severe cold followed boy "a
cough ana final loss OF voice.
tried many remedies none of which
did me any good / then went 90 my
family doctor and he swabbcd my
throat five or s.X times with some
.abomlnoblo stuff / think II was
beneficial but the remedy was az had
.as the disease AZ last the thought
struck mo why NOT try Chamber
lnin's Cough Remedy. ! ala so ana
ihis morning my voice b. fairly good
and is gradually growing better, "
writes a. O. Clay publisher Of The
Reporter Rapids city, Manitoba For
sale hy an druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-21
BOUNDARY SURVEY
ORDERED BY
BOARD
Bernalillo and Valencia Coun-
ties Divide Expense of Fix.
ing Line East Of Rio Grande.

Tho board of county commission
ors this afternoon .cted mvorabN
uuon the petition OF the Valencia
county commissioners asking for O.
survey of The boundary line between
Eermalilo and Valencia counties east
~ the l,io Grande. The survey, which
Is necessary IN order that property
may boz assessed for taxation in i's
proper county. is To- bee conducted by
County surveyor Piu Ross. The
resolution provides that thc expense
60 each county shall not exceed S275.
A petition for the rooponing of r.
road in the vicinity of the stockyurds
wac referred 90 the county surveyor
and clerk Walker was instructed Co
take up with the Santa Fc railroad
the matter of on alleged ouCrouch-
ment boy the railroad on "a public roud
in Barclaa
Present at tho meeting this after
noon were Chairman Alfred Gruns-
fold Commissioner Manuel Springer.
Poiicarpio Armiio. County Clcrl,
Walker. Surveyor Ross sheriff Ro-
Nero ana Assistant District ATTORNEY
d. r.. Jamison.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-21

Full wolght and satisfaction guar
anteed. New State Coal and wood
Yard G. u Kunz, prop. Phono 30.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-21
Chairman t,runsicld Leaves for
East To-day.

Chalrmun Alfred Grunsfcld au-
nounced az tho meeting that he would
be- absent from The state foe about
"a month. Mr. drunsseid expects 90
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1913-03-14

The watchdog OF the treasury OF the
Indianapolis Auto Trade Association,
under whose auspices will be held the
automobile show at the State Fair
srounds. March 2t-29. is Fred /. willis
a genuine hustler IN the auto trade.
Wills is always on thesjob with care
full preparation. He will see that lots
of money eete into the treasury and
that svsSyb0ey gsts more than n,
@anay'x-W
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1913-03-14

\ Tabloid Fable.
A man once coil;ded with an OBJ
portunity.
why don't you look where you
are going?' growled the man.
Don't you recognize me?" asked
the opportunity pleasantly.
"No, and ] don't care to. You
have trodden on my corns," replied
the man as he limped away.
MoIal.-D6n't believe the people
who say they have never had Il
:hancs.-New York Times.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1913-03-14

HAFHY 1. ARCHEY.
President Of the Indianapolis Trade
Association last year, Harry L. Archey
is a member of the board of directors
OF the indianapolis Auto Trade Asso-
citation, with lots of experience to pre-
pare for the automobile show.