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The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-01

I'm question. through the door 10 the
wireless Office, always half opened
somebody looked hesitatingly into the
room. Instantly barrow and Jack
were on their feet and In the hall
way.
Helen" cried Jack.
What is it? Anything happened %
demanded Darrow.
She surveyed them both amusedly.
You certainly look like frowzy
tramp, Jack" she told her brother ju.
diciously. "and you need sleep" she
informed barrow
The young scientist bowed ironlcal-
ly. his long lashes dropping over his
eyes in his accustomed lazy fashion
as he realized that the occasion Was
not urgent. Helen turned directly TO
him.
When are you going to stop this?'
she demanded.
barrow raised his eyebrows.
"You needn't look al me like that.
You said you could lay your hands on
Monsieur X at any moment; why don't
you do it?'
"EldrIdge is too amusing"
Too amusing" echoed the girl.
"All you think of is yourself"
is it?" drawled barrow.
Have you been out in the cityF
Have you seen the people? Have you
seen men out OF work? Families leav-
ing their homes Panic spreading
slowly but surely over a whole city,"
Those pleasures have been denied
me" said Darrow blandly.
The girl looked at him with bright
angry eyes. Her cheeks we're glow
ing. and her whole figure expressed a
tense vibrant life In singular contrast
To the apparent incidence OF the men
at whom she was talking.
you are insutferable!" She fairly
stamped her foot in vexation. You
are an egoist! You would play with
the welfare OF four million people to
crafty your little personal desire for
getting event"
STEADY, sis!" warned Jack.
barrow had Strengthened, and his In
dolent manner had fallen from him.
Il have said would permit no harm
to come to these people. and mean
it," said he.
mo harm" cried Helen. What do
you call this"
Darrow turned to the window look
ing out over the city.
This" he said. why, this isn't
harm! There isn't q man out there
who is not better off for what has hap
pened to him. lie has lost a little
time, little money, little sleep, and
he has been given new point Of
view, new manhood. AS city
dweler he was becoming q mollusk, q
creature that could not exist without
its shell. The city transported E:z..
warmed him, fed him, amused him,
protected him. He had nothing to
do with 1t any way; he didn't even
know how 1t was done Deprived OF
his push.buttons, he was as helpless
as a baby Beyond the little stunt he
did In his office or his store. and be-
yond the ability to cross crowded
street, he was no good. He not only
didn't know how to do things. but he
was rapidly losing, through disuse, the
power to learn how to do things. The
modern city dweller, bred, born,
brought UP on this island, Ii about as
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-01
Why Borrow Trouble?

Would you be willing" he asked.
to go out In the world and work TO
support me and the children II we get
married and | was to become help
less invalid?"
Well, | don't know" the beautiful
maiden replied. But as long as your
uncle thinks of making you his heir
and keeps falling in health and doesn't
get married to his nurse or somebody
else who wants the money, what's the
use OF borrowing trouble?"
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-01

A Partisan Judge has decided that a
woman must not pay more for her
clothes than she does for rent. The
way In which masculine wisdom Is ex-
srcising itself in deciding matters OF
dress for women is another strong
argument why such vital feminine ar
fairs should not be left to mea whose
minds cannot naturally be disinter-
ested on the subject.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-01

The general superintendent OF an
eastern railroad issued this advice TO
employees: You can't run trains and
drink rum at the same time" Nor
can you run anything else.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-01

A beautiful and wealthy woman
from Costa RIGA has been in this ooun-
try on an unsuccessful hunt for nus
band. That beauty, grace and wealth
could not find one may seem snrpris-
ing until the fact is known that the
lady wanted an ideal husband. and all
of that sort are in heaven.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-01

A terrified supplier of funds to an
ultimate consumer prophecies hard
year after seeing a spring bonnet in 3
milliners window. Ha must have seen
Ihe cost mark, which looked bigger 70
him than the bonnet.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-01

A st. Louis pastor evidently wants
TO rob the members OF the Ananias
club Of their honors. He says that
the United States has become a ma
ton OF professional liars.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-01

A Boston minister, alleged to keep a
cinnamon bear in the house as a
nurse for the children, must have had
harsh experiences with the employ
ment agencies.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-01

A Chicago woman seeks a divorce
because her husband made her his
sparring partner Why didn't she put
a horseshoe In her glove?
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-01

A San Bernardino hobo insisted on
taking four baths day and was ar.
rested on grounds of insanity, Prece.
dent Is q hard thing to overcome
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-01

The best men are not In public life,
says New York woman. And not
a few men will agree with her.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-01
HIS TROUBLE.

Have any bur.
2ing In your
ears ?" asked the
doctor, who was
trying to diagnose
the case.
No" replied
Mr.. Henpeck. mo,
except when /
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-01

have 70 stay in the house. .
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-09-01

CHAPTER I-Psrcy Dsrrow. Q yvuna
scientist IN search VI q Job enters the Of
nee of Boss Mccarthy OF New York
Mccarthy has Just bean Threatened by an
10 Europa He does noe take the mss-
sage seriously.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-16
Presidents social At
Methodist Parsonage

The Men OF Cailce of the polk
Street Methodist church entertained
the Wesleyan Philahea Glass with a
presidents social al The parsonage
home OF Dr. and Nrs o. h Robin
son. S0i POLK street last Thursday
evening. The home was proiusely
decorated with ilas. yea white and
blue bunting. red carnations and
ferns. and the guests we're given min.
iature flags as souvenir of the oy-
cning Progressive conversation aud
various parlor games uprc enjoyed
during the evening Novel entertain
ment vas provided when the boys
were provided with cards bearing
the anne OF presidents and the
girls with similar cards. bearing
names OF vice presidents They we're
allotted the informing task OF match
ing the two accordnl to almiuistra-
ton service 20 Secure partners for
the evening Delicious refreshments
were served. Thoa present We're
Misses Gibbs. TimmOus. Davidson,
Gorman. Arnctt. Walden. Gruncr,
Patterson. Fitzgerald stephens. Oli.
yer. Randall and Lyhp' M,ssrs Tul.
loss. Madden, GrDpu. rimmons.
knight. Sattcrwhiin French. Rlst.
ardson. Hess. Chai0U. \lair. S,lrs.
| HMM n,d sWtnk
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-16
lilsOn ART Exhibit
Brought To- Close

The Elson Art Exhibit which has
been conducted during the week pas
by the Federated Mothers clubs oil
Amarillo was brought 90 a highly
rrcccssful close yesterday afternoon
The high standard OF attendance was
maintained to the closing hour. ana
all who we're privileged To witness
lhe magnificent showing of master
pieces during the week were lavish
LOO their expressions OF appreciation
and Of praise for the organization by
whose efforts the display Tn Amaril-
10 was made possible.
A sum of over n sl0o 90 was
realized during the week. THIS
amount viii be- turned into the Lib
rary and Art fund OF the public
schools A FUN report has not yet
been made This viii be- rendered at
the meeting OF the POLK street Moth
ers Club tomorrow afternoon.
Tie Iolk street ward school sold
the highest number of tickets and
received choice of the premium pic
lures which were offered. Their Sc
lection VAS sir Garland" painted by
Watts.
Miss Roborlsons room. the hi2h
seventh grade az the high school.
fold the highest number of tickets of
any individual room. and received
fhc leconl prize which was The
royhood DAYS ot Sir Walter Raj
cigh,' hy Millnis
The ladies Who were active In fur
therinr the exhibit expressed g%ratiti-
cation Owe the marked success OF
the venture. and express belief that
this is the forerunnor of other dis
plays OF artistic nature In Amarillo.
They voice hearty appreciation OF
the patronage extended
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-16

4 very pleasant meeting Of the T.
l.. C club was held Thursday after
noon with Miss Lillian Eakle, al her
home. $40 Pierce street.
An excellent lesson and program
was rendered after which the hostess
served a salad course consisting OF
fruit salad. peanut sandwiches, olives
chocolate cake and hot coffee
The announcement for the meet
ing for neVt Thursday is as follows
Hostess Miss Rctha Penny
Leader. Miss Frances Martin.
Ron call Alliances of the House
OF Victoria, with foreign princes
Paper The Disreall Ministry,
Miss Bonita Thompson
Topics Thomas D. Macaulcy.
Lays OF Ancient Rome
M|aoau,oy's Historical Writiu S.
Reading The Trial Of Warren
HASTINGS Mrs. Millou
Table Quiz Modern Europe
I. How many children had Vic
.toriaa
. Who was her husband name
date and ancestry
g. what is said OF their married
htc'
3. Which of her sons Is now on
throne of England
. Who iE now the Prince Of
Wales and wac hc born 10 this title
g. What defendant OF Victoria y,
row ON the throne of Spaiu2
9. which daughtor vas once En-
press OF Germany
=. Which was the .avorItc daugh-
ter of Victoria and relate the manner
OF her death
q On which throne does the daugh
ter's daughter now sit2
lo How was VictorIal allied to
the honored Christian of Denmark
o. Who was the husband OF priu-
cess Louise What is his rank Iu
scotland
u. Has Victoria's descendants am,
alliance with tho House of P%ortusol9
With Italy
13. To what dethrouod monarch
old England offer shelter in 1882
% How D., Iu'u.. William u.
10 .'.I %. N,t,ilf
How many ou 'fr.n has the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-16

with Mrs C g. Nunn. 1915 Tyler
stree.
o. give afo why WAGNER de-
yised a theatre on lines different
from any other OF the world Is his
a pattern OF any ancient theatre?
. Show how. hy reference 10 the
different gems Of The Ring be- sub
served the individual. the actor. the
star, 10 the higher art OF the Muse.
@ What ia said OF those great
iiuecrs who interpret his parts do
they sing for the applause or for the
art OF the composer
: SHOW how Few aud how diiii-
cul' have been the performances at
Rayreuth.
3 l'oW are Wapucriau operas re-.
garded Boo ploasIrc.loNing America
q What must be the musical char
actcristics OF the singer OF Wagncri-
an roles
Who Is the hero OF the Ring
considered as q whole
y lloN does tho story of the
Ring show the irresistible WORKING
Of Fate? Is this indicative of modern
or ancient drama
% How does Money prove 90 Dee
the root of the evil OF the story9"
no. What sins may be- laid al the
door of the supreme Nll-Fathcre
49, Which character of this scfieg
is the most interesting In history aud
incident. In excellence of motives. in
hcroism of action. iu beauty of lifce
H. What Eodly attributes has
Bruuuhildc2 What moral grace and
affection
o. Does she blame her husband
for the ruin that ovcrtakcs then
la How does the sacrifice APP
pcase the Rhine Must AN curses
be made OF uoupht only through sac
rificc'
%. What cIlogy 'o woman b. iu
ferrcd by the story of the Ring OF
the Nichclungs iu Warucr's hand?
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-16
~I'alarito club Holds
ENJOYABLE Meeting

Mrs carl Whitscu entertained the
Pajarito club on FRIDAY afternoon at
her home. lOl North Lincoln street
Beside the club members Mrs whit
set had as her guests Mrs T. e.
smith. Miss Allie Smith aud Miss
Irene Amcs.
The club game furnished vcry
pleasant cntertainmput and tnrc,
favors were awarded Mrs G. T.
Callahan received thc club prize. a
silver thimhlc. Mrs } 81 Davis, ST.
the first. % silver SOUP ladlo. and the
second prize. a pair of beautiful lin
en- guest towels. was awarded Co
Mrs NJ T.. smith.
Miss Irene Nmes gave several hctl
tiful piano selections The refresh
mcnts were salmon salad on lettuce
leaves. sandwiches. pickles. cake ana
coffee.
The club win meet March rs with
AIS. G. e. callahan soc Fillmore
street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-16
Intermediate League
~nrinl ~ He. nnnnc

The intermediate League ol the
Polk Street Methodist church was
delightfully."- entertained last evening
by Miss Nellie Hess ar her home.
N 203 Buchanan street
The vouug folk gathered az the
home a. au early hour and q highly
enjoyable evening vas spent eamos
aud music passing tho hours an TOO
swiftly
a delicious slIli course vas serv-
cd consisting of tongue salad. sand
Uiches pickles. saratoga flakes. iello
.Ni'h whipped cream cake and hot
Yea and coffee
The guest list included Misses
Florence Cornelius Niua LeWelliug.
Margaret Bass Holen banner. Ruth
ConweIl. Blauch rorlp Addio War
rem. Berf.o Warren lsbblc paitcr-
son and Theima Gable and Mcssrs.
Henry Miller. j r. Armstrong J.
IN Donaldson. Dean Hiatt. Grady
Ineard William Hul1or. Chas Poul-
tier, Zeuo Terry. John Robinson. FL
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-16
iplk street Mothers
lab Meets MONDAY

The POLK Stree Mothers Club WilI
meet Monday nj. moon af 300 I
the polk street Ward school U0I'd
iug s short D. mess session viI'
be- held. aud reports vii hr made
from alI the schools on i'. SAD, of
tickets to the Els.u Art Exhibit The
children OI the Folk Street Ward.
rchool VIl give ta SPECIAL prUlrIm
which Nas prepared for Monday 1000 :
Thursday afternoon duriuf 'b' art
exhibit. % tayD 10 th, mother. oft
the school. ON ounl OF ,Hn heavy
crowd. Hf thc ,.libit OH, uru. raW
was OF necessity united 1H. pro-
gram bias been a tnged hy NIs. NII
Iir Kim rough. listed Dos Sol I'a'
Is ANA u Ia .son All mother.
aul patron. OF q school ar. Gr,
ielly invited.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-16
y. T. {. Meets
" IN Mrs. I Copper

Mrs s.. = Cooper was q very
charming hostess 60 the y. 7. Cs
Thursday afternoon az her home.
1872 TAYLOR street The pretty dec
oratiyc scheme OF pink and white
was cry %attractiycly carried out IN
the decorations The parlor vas ar
ranged with pink and white carna-
lions and roses and the diniul room
was filled with the sweet perfume
Of a mass of lovely pink and white
sweet peas. which with sprays of sm'
Ian. surrounded the huge punch
bowl on the dining table Delicious
orange punch was served the guests
during the afternoon by Mrs o. II.
Cilyiu.
The ladies had their uecdlnwork
and during the afternoon vocal scl'c-
tious by Mrs Rankin and instramen-
tai selections by Mrs Montgomery
added greatly TO the pleasures OF
the guests.
The refreshments served later in
The afternoon were yory pretty and
most delicious and here the color
scheme was In evidence. the hostess
served strawberry ice cream, pink
and white cake and pink and white
miutg.
The guests of the club were Mes.
DANES +. -. Durham. Tom Russell.
!. d. Wrsht. o * Gilyin. J. ~.
Spilcr. Rankin, Price and u. S XII.
Tough.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-16
civic Meeting
uI l~'icrian Club

\ civic meeting OF the pierian
club was held Friday afternoon at
The home OF Mrs ! ! koudrick mo
Harrison street Mrs L. X White
and Mrs. l. A. Wells were assistant,
hostessos 90 Mrs Kcudrick The
home was attractiyoly decorated with
cut flowers The program for the
afternoon was one of Interesting fea-
lures
Instructive and pleasing papers
were read uy Mrs r. r. Lakewood
on Woman as a Factor 20 civic
Improvement. and Mrs. " p len-
uings on "tItics iu Relation 10 Pub
be- Health The general discussion
How 20 Conduct an Nut.-ily Cam
paign Vas he'd ly Mrs Tom Curtio
MANI joined Zoo the discussion and
helpful suggo lions were made along
The liuse of .oucral city improve
meat.
4 pleasant social hour was indus
ed after the regular program Vocal
solos wer, given hy Nrs Herbert 4
TAFT and Mrs ] J.. Van Natta PA
uo selections were given by Miss
Guy Harding and Miss Lena Beck
ham Necdcr
The hos'osscs served dainty re-
'reshmcuts 300 the form OF Neapoli-
tan ice cream. cake and miuts.
Attendance Of club members was
large. aud % number OF guests were
present
The club vilI hold .'s annual bust.
ness meeting next Thursday after
noon with Mrs T. 60 L,ffNitrh AZ tho
Elmhirst Hotel
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-16
. ntcrtaiu

Mi.s -H"r. Sladc DH'sr'J H''
with q d,. ..f.. Five Hundred HaI
Is on TUuI.Il. eniug at Dor 0.u.
1904 pU.E .fr tn, bonn. NJs
prcttily I....... with ,4t Tower.
During fN. Nc the f. wore
served pune. at tN. .l.p o,
The games .. giant salad course
Was enjoyed ies Al,ru H|'hnIU
and JOSEPH .. de srrE.rE
Thos, pres. we're tg.u
SklpRith ~. PoftIu..r fIus
Sears Glad. rvcy Dbl. i.rr.
and N,.sI. CouUI.. B
bud T,.l. .Caffr' HUi.urd.
NordetOrm. ms. and Howell
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-16
" cstmins;rt uild
Al ith Mrs. Iuit

The W,s,m nstcr CHIld of the Con-
trail Presbyterian church mel yestor-
day afternoon with Mrs. Herbert A.
TAFT. 1706 FILLMORE street Theirs
was very good attendance oi mem
beers. Mrs. g.. G. Brafr was the lea
der for the lesson, ne fourth chap
ter OF the text biol 'China's New
Day" and a well sparei lesson by
all made the mertf., enc OF unusual
interest.
During tho 81, At hour which fol
lowed tho lesson lhe hostess served
lovely refreshments
Tho next meeting of abe Gould viii
be- with Mrs. ! - Wilson 900
Pierce street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-16

Iiaiy.NoC.riucy
a beautiful home wedding took
place Wednesday evening az 80
O'Clock az the ranch home Of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il A.
Mccartney. when their daughter.
Bessie Lee vas united 10 marriage
20 IS Henry Brady. Rev " T. Jen-
nings. pastor OF the First Christian
church officiating.
Tho homo was deliberately decora-
ted loo q color scheme OF yellow and
white. which Was carried ont through
the entire home. yellow and white
chrysanthomums and roses we're
used with appealing effect.
BEFORE the bridal party entered.
M.s5 Lena Beckham Reeder played
"n@umorcsqur. which was followed
iy Lohougriu's Wedding March 10
the classic aud beautiful strains Of
which the party descended the broad
stairway. led by Miss Gertrude
Wright aud Merritt BENNETT. Miss
Pearl Brady and John Wight. Then
came the bride and her maid Of hon
or. her sister. Miss Jessie Mccartney
They wor met az the foot of tho
straIrs by the groom and his best
man. his brother. Tom Brady \
circle was formed iu the spacious rec
coptiou hall. the bride and groom
taking station beneath an arch OF
yellow and white chrysauthcmums
where the ceremony was performed
AFTER the ceremony the bridal par
Is passed into the diuhg room,
where Cougratulations were offered
The GUESTS were refreshed with ice
cream iu the form of yellow and
white wedding bells, aud yellow and
white cake. served iu graceful fash
Ion by Misses RoNa Reuto, Bernicc
LockriG g. and MIual Pearl Wright
lu th, center of the table WAS the
brides cake. surrounded hy yellow
and white candles and flowers iu la
wish prolus.ou. About one hundred
guests were iu attendance
The bride was attir,d Coz a beau
tInl gown OF deWdrop chiffon over
crerc de- chine, and her sweeping
yeil was fastened with a spray OF
orane blossoms. She carried a
shower bouquet OF brides roses and
lilies al the valley The maid OF
honor. Miss Jessie Mccarthy, wore
an elegant Eown of yellow crepe de
chine. with trimmings OF shadow
lace and carried white carnations.
Mis- BRADY wore a gown of white
lace over white satin. and Miss
Wright wore @ white chiffon over
m~essaliue. both carrying arm bon
quc's oI white carnations.
Mr. and Mrs Brady will Dee at
home 90 their friends ON hIs ranch.
twelve miles east of AMARILLO ai..'
March 90.
The bride received many beautiful
presents lu silver. china and linen.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-16
Philharmonic
( luh Questions

Tho P%hiiharmonIa Club Hu have
tho following questions on the lesso
az the meeting Monday afternoon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-16
iothlcn.

Samu,. L.o'hlou and Miss Grace
Frances Hedri.k were tho contract
iug parties at % simple home we'd
ding which occurred Wednesday ar
tcIloou ar o'clock. 40 %. home o.
The brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs +
n. Hrdrick. 1906 Jackson street
Rev q r Jenkins, pastor of the
First Baptist church o%ffioiatcd, the
impressive RING ceremony being used
The bride and groom entered the par
Tor 10 'hc strains OF loheusrius
W,dliul March. artis'ically rendered
ly Mrs. Charles X Jameson oI vi
Pae0. who Is an intimate friend Of
the bride The bride vas a'tircd la
"a handsome travelling suit of Copcu-
hagen Blue. with gloves and hats TO
match and carried @ shower bouquet
of Prldes roses and lilies OF the val
Icy
After the ceremony and |cougratu-
l7tiors. au elegant @two-course lunch.
con was served. Places were laid
Tor the followiup The bride and
groom. Mr. aud Mrs lledrick, Mrs
JAMESON OF vi paso. Mits Rachel
Kendall and Miss Kermick'c an aunt
90 the bride. and VI T. Lus1y OF Can
SON. and Rev. r r Jenkins
Mr.. and Mrs Lothlcu LETT az o 90
Wednesday afternoon for TAYLOR.
Texas. where they viii make their
future home.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-16

mcr Blair, Ed Littl, and the League
superintendent. Mis-, Ruby Adams.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-16
Mr.. Hoover ttainod
Iuuia, Tive l'uu lrcd

Nis DfH. Hoover entertain
cd tho TrH. e. Hundred Club 40
o dclisht.II nR ou FRIDAY aIfor-
noon Zoo N,. O. pos West Four
teouth stree. the clos. a' I'd hIp-
py round u. Nrs FrFHs DHek
ihaham HU. score and rD.r
"a the favor beautiful b.0omu r
Eeraulum
dsllr. uchcoU Na served
100 The Dar. s cOusI.fIrt .' to.
mato salad fuce leave. t.UEDU
s|ludWIcU,. and coffee
The club meet Uetf Friday
with Mrs olflIu. HH. l-
Iustou strn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-16

The locH. Ing Peoples Union
will meet OIL fernoou 40 Z O'Clock
in the FIrsf .stiau Church tni
q pleasing instructive program
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ccou'r on Page Tenn
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Forty-eight japanese Silk Waists, some in
stripes, others in plain white, with striped
collars and cuffs, Dutch collars, a $3.50
value at .T.95
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-16

One Hundred and Fifty House Dresses in va
rious styles and colOrs in a good grade Of
Percale, all sizes "a to "A, a rare value, at 75c
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-17
Garry No Baggage and Pay
Expense by Selling Picture
Postcards of Themselves.
Trail route,

TAVING walked every foot of the
~ way from Denver to Salt Lake
II City, Misses Frances Leach, %
years Of age, and Miss Mary
Coyne, is years Of age, walked into
The Tribune Office yesterday afternoon.
The young women, in addition to prov
ing themselves to be pedestrians Of re.
markable strength, have the distinction
of being the first persons this year TO
attain the top of the Berthoud pass.
They reached there on their second at
that they were nearly exhausted when
they started down the pass on the west
ern side
The young ladies reeite some very
interesting experiences, including an
exciting adventure with two tramps.
They succeeded in routing the "hobos -
by aourishing revolvers and firing two
shots into the ground, much to the fear
of the followers of Weary William.
Miss Leach and Miss Coyne left
Denver MAY II at 8 o'clock in the
for no other purpose than pleasure and
experience, and say they are finding
both. Sometimes they have hard times
in finding place to sleep, as people
along the road are inclined to- treat
their offers to buy food and lodging
with distrust.
They are carrying no excess baggage,
a fact which they regretted yesterday
when, in order to send their clothes to
the laundry they were compelled to go
to bed.
Miss Leach and Miss Coyne plan to
remnin in Salt Lake City for about n
week, and will see all the sights Of the
city.
While here they will sell The Tribune
and Telegram each day on the streets,
and will also offer for sale postcard
pictures Of themselves,