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The Dolores star., 1913-04-18
sM,Lsp TOO SOON.

Tho missionary smiled bsnevolsat1y
ON the native tribes around him. =
will cure them all Of canibalism." No
said. hopefully. They have treaties
me kindly 30 far. and ! an SURE shall
convert them ALL"
After being introduced 70 their chief
he retired to the special hut the tribs
had prepared for him. whore he was
shortly afterward Joined By . native
"The king has sent me to dress you
for dinner" said the man.
"Ah," smiled the missionary. How
thoughtful OF him. You are the royal
valet. suppose?" ..--
Nope" replied the native. I'm the
royal cook"
The Dolores star., 1913-04-18

ooed a6veeeisiNo b . NseossN
N1eoe MT muee ~ voo6 ~ IN
ooooueso~s INST lNtsNd - eeeW.
An6 NJ maN wsth . ~
pe0dsse WIN sssempsioh Whas
~ wuWes - - sslshee. eeesss
ano wssh ueese sapeaes \ - -
vose:eee ssohl
IN ~ eetsil b9e,Weee emeW
MrWs that eeNt s6vevssee vsey
seesa sesste eleee - me large
stere hesawee the lsttss Wlll
dssw hS0s crowds thrsseh put
tlsity.
An skvs - small Nrms pay
sribSts . ths peWss q aosse.
tislMo--sW1 peeNt thersey.
u b peeAsbiy true thst eWly
- pse senG ~ I'll sdvsstislW0 10
ssVsetivs. "AavsstlsiNo 10 not !.
eveedeWe- UWdereoNe-lt'o
rsW,' sald enc writer.
~ psys - Advsrt,ss" 10 . -
ssptlve slsosN. Il wsat pay
unless ysSe prs6vet hss merit.
THE estall eeers thst. e6ver-
tlsss right savsesiees bseswss
thsss b ssmsthinS . cay.
The Dolores star., 1913-04-18
a 0as cspItsj,

While the constitutional convention
was In progress south side branch
OF the Curbstone Club took much In.
terest in the proceedings.
Il see by the papers," said the Man
About. Town. that they are trying to
incorporate q law to prohibit capital
punishment"
There was moments silence. then
the Corner Groceryman. who had been
doing up to this point. aroused him
self and exclaimed:
That's right; punish the capital
lists"
The Dolores star., 1913-04-18

Our daily companionship with
Christ should BE- the saving power Of
ali our living II We begin the day In
prayer With him II viii strengthen US
for the .Nsy.s lsshs and temptations
ana hard places, n We every day con
suit his words OF life they viii 20
Nth ~. swssteninG all the day and
wahins tender and compassionate our
hearts beside setting the tone of al
our transactions. Above all, true com.
pau,ouship with him 10 10 look At MI
men and all problems through hts
eyss. 10 take his attitude toward life
Th,s 10 10 have the mind Of Christ.
Chr,ss 10 manifested TO the world not
through sermons. but BY the daily ~it
meas IN our lives. When Christians
Are al christlihe the world may moi,
accept him. but u VIII hnos him a.
- 10. whsn he 10 thus shown forth
10 may draw I'll men TO himself,
The Dolores star., 1913-04-18
One Redsemlno Trait.

Trotter-During my travels In Italy
was captured. bound and gagged by
bandits.
Miss Homer-How romantic! Were
they anything like the bandits In the
pantomime?
Trotter--No. indeed. The gags III y
used were all new.-Stray Stories.
The Dolores star., 1913-04-18
HOME NEEDS SUNLIGHT
oGTAll roo OFTEN MeoLGcrGp
" the MEN o. THE HOUSE.


The wife 10 the mainstay Of the
entire family. but too often she
d painfully neglected and her natural
yearning for comfort and beauty 10
her home life 10 never satisfied Al
our troubles are unloaded upon moth.
or and her hands are always strone
enough to sustain ~ and her heart
big enough to take In all our sorrows.
The very least We can do h to lot
the sunlight Of the sky into her home.
and the light Of our love into her
heart
Too many Of our homes In the
country lack tho sunlight--not the
sunlight from the sky. perhaps. but
the sunlight Of comfort and beauty.
We put too much money into the
barns. live stock and shiny red ma
chinery and not enough In the home.
where mother and the girls must live
and provide for the wants Of the en-
tire family.
The men and boys are out-of-doors
all the time in the summer. except
when eating and sleeping. and during
the evenings In winter. and may not
feet the absence OF pictures and car
pets and hangings and the little deco
rations that 90 to make homo rest.
full and satisfying ~ much - do the
women.folks.
Appreciation Of these things II al.
most certainly 4 matter Of education
even In men and boys.
The Dolores star., 1913-04-18

Marking tapes with the full name
woven Into the fabric In bright red
are decidedly practical: there 10 nc
danger Of the color being faded In the
laundering. These tapes. Of course
have to b. made to order. but the
shops keep . very complete line Of
similar taps marked only with the
given name. ready for the purchaser
Il 10 said tina, In stock there are ~
least 1000 names nov 10 b had
When the laundry work 10 done a
home. the given name 10 quite sun.
Client.
The Dolores star., 1913-04-18
hsvs No Old H.

One dealer ID Indiana opened Q new
store II . German locality. Being an
lrtshnaa asd Dot at al familiar with
ths mother tongue Of the majority u
bic customers. be lost . great deal of
business through . rival dealer. who
cosld sDout German With the best Of
thoD.
Realizing that . great deal Of his
rival's business vas due TO the fact
that he had the home" atmosphere
IN bic store. he sut out to combat
him.
First Of al. he hired . German
speaking clerk. who had ability for
making signs. etc.
He had this fellow letter the win.
dow and make counter cards In Ger.
nan and English. but he kept himself
. little In the background when . Gus.
toner Of pronounced German charac.
ter eatsrs1 the store. leaving that
customer 70 bic clerk.
Boon be was able % meet his rival
% equal terms - far - the Father.
lasd spirit" vent.
Nov b b THE dealer In his town
The Dolores star., 1913-04-18
SUNDAY SCHOOL 4,sAHT ADS
More Than gasvVh rssehsrs oeeursd
Through Advertisement IN
the Nsvepapses.

The public 10 beginning TO realise
more and more that the newspaper 10
the medium through which the great
mass OF people II to b reached when
an object 10 to be attained. Il makes
no difference whether the object II
the sale Of . cake Of soap. the incui
cation Of . political faith. the hiring
Of . cook. or the purchase Of any do
sired article. The Newspaper 10 the
one channel through which all the de-
sircs Of humanity must now.
A notable example Of this fact was
given In Chicago recently when .
want a" was inserted In several Of
the papers asking for Sunday school
teachers. The want I'D" did it, work
and . sufncient number Of teachers
was supplied to meet the demand.
The advertisement was inherited BY
the Halsted Street Institutional
church. which 10 aAlliated with no par
ticslar denomination. The school un-
dertook . great and important work
IN one Of the toughest" sections Of
the city. but II was . success from
the start It's one great dimculty.
however. was 70 obtain . sufncieut
number Of teachers for the pupils
who thronged through the doors.
Therefore. the superintendent hit up
on the plan Of inserting want ads"
In the newspapsrs. The result was
most sratifyins. The teachers came
In droves. They Allied Up the vacan-
ciss and they left . waiting list with
more than dosen names upon Il.
Verify. II pays 70 advertise for what
yca nesd. and especially does Il pay
TO sdvsrtiss In . nswspapsr-grsnt.
Tag always that Il b . nsvspaper that
6ares to announce it, circulation.
The Dolores star., 1913-04-18
Optimistic.

'Dabbs never tires Of telling what
the world has done for him."
wealthy, l presume. and has every
thing money can buy?"
mo. About all he has In the world
r. a wife and three children. small
house and q cow"
"Oh. well. some men are Just that
way"
The Dolores star., 1913-04-18
Fruit Noly-polv,

Make . biscuit dough. roll Il out
into = sheet about half an Inch thick
and spread II with fresh or canned
fruit. or evaporated fruit. which has
been soaked into plumpness and d,
vor. Use your discretion about the
amount OF sugar you sprinkle over the
fruit--the ripe. tart varieties. such -
oranges or apples. viii require more
than that which 10 canned. Dredse
with -four and roll the dough up with
the fruit inside. When yos have made
Il into . loose roll pinch the edsea
together. wrap In . piece OF cheese
cloth. and lay In . steamer. Cook one
hour and serve with hard or soft
sauce.
The Dolores star., 1913-04-18
heasy Pudos.

Boil together cupfui each Of sugar
and milk until Il forms . soft hall u
tested In cold water. add . cupful OF
honey and boil until the MIXTURE can
BE- tested - before. then add . nut
Of butter and . tsblespoonful Of vine
gar: mix oil together and pour Into
shallow tins 10 cool.
The Dolores star., 1913-04-18
,sNSsllsy.

Asnossicism 10 the passing form u
the old ialdslity - the race 10 swept
~ 10 o. Intelligent and ABIDING pr.
eeSeSos o. The eternal things Rev r
4. o>apAia. coasresatiosal,s,. sAi
Lahs CTS utah.
The Dolores star., 1913-04-18

Put . teaspoonful OF butter into .
frying pan and when hot put In .
sliced onion and Glove Of garlic. cut
fine, frying to . light brown.
Next add one pound Of chuck steak
and two or three slices OF bacon. cut
into short lengths. Let this cook for
about i've minutes and then put In .
cupful Of canned tomatoes and . few
mushrooms. Season with little salt
and paprika and let all simmer for
an hour and . half. or until the meat
ID soft. In the meantime cook spa
ghetti BY putting into boiling saltsd
water and cooking twenty minutes
Drain and lay half on . large platter
Pour over half the contents OF the
savory pot and sprinkle little grated
cheese over all. Add the remainder Of
the spaghetti. cover with the rest OF
the meat and gravy and serve very
hot This quantity ID sufhcient for
eight persons.
The Dolores star., 1913-04-18

lie cannot dance the two-step,
But do not think him dumb.
just ask him some plain question
You'll see him side-step some.
The Dolores star., 1913-04-18

DS0vOsWOU ~ - COWpeWIeos
WV 3 1oeae1ag as1 Lighting Con
nnny 0houD1 A1vsstiss" vas the Sub
~ e 9 Inloseeeiag tall BY George
4. 800. : 0ADe10eeo Advertising -
- 0eopss ~ NeeI0lA a. club The
soeehoe eoanoe1 hlaeelf 10 hsstins
$500, lvsoliss spea the public
~ e1voaeaoss ut ass overlooked -
rSenn0neenssso - 1eeDsss. Takins
SS ~ hpaoooo ~ a1vestlsans. Mr.
Sro6r1 eheUol WAas ee0Daales that
ScS16o - havo aessnVolshs1 through
,S1SS 01vSv11uou<s oooumns - oswspapsss
S11 r. s0G1nDVaDs vose thssagh tAsh
The Dolores star., 1913-04-18
osvee.

osvee.
One tescup Of milk. one tabicspooa
Of butter and one vt cornstarch. Boil
until thick Beat one raw sss asd
bsat II slowly. adding liquor u cal
mon, one teaspoon q time: oas tee-
spoonful Of god tomato catsup. This
10 Q delicious dish and viii always
aud favor With the msn Of the family
The Dolores star., 1913-04-18
How We Got Out q u.

The city editor glanced over the
new reporters manuscript.
Don't you know. young fellow" he
said. that not even . defeated pugi-
list can lie prone on his back.'f'
This one could" said the new re-
porter. Ills head had been-sr-
turned by injudicious praise"
The Dolores star., 1913-04-18
/, We Nee.

"wombAt. what year did Danoa
and Pythias rum"
'I.cmme see. ! think they hsaAe !
0 ticket about 1880"
.And who ran against emf"
sl.enme go. Wannt q Caster an1
rolluxs~ .
The Dolores star., 1913-04-18

Johnny. won't you help ~ -
outf"
Amt youse Dc cheap Skate vee
calls on sis' Well. cough up quarter
II YOU want yer life saved"
The Dolores star., 1913-04-18
A Hspey olrs.

The winter s,v, IL happy nov.
That's her ~ho gently purrs:
The winter winds have bruised ~ -
OF camphor from her furp.
The Dolores star., 1913-04-18

Babies are bahiss ase canaos help
splIling thinss 81 the table Piacs
large sheets Of wassd Or oiled paper
under the baby's plate. beneath the
tablsclosh This prsvssts vettias ths
table nat and saves much labor.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-24
NEW SCHEDULE
IS BETTER ONE
FOR SNAPPERS
GIVES THE TEAM BETTER SHOW
IN FRIDAY AND SUNDAY DATES.
AS WELL AS HAVING JULY
FOURTH AT HOME

A revised schedule has been placed
in effect by President Redus of the
Cotton States league and although it
caused a mix up yesterday for the
reason that it was not received here
until after the team had almost
cached Meridian, it will, as a whole,
be beneficial for the local club, mas
much as it gives the home club the
benefit of Sundays and Fridays at
home and also the Fourth of July.
Instead of playing this week in Me-
ridian and then returning to Pensa-
cola, the club plays a series of four
Columbus for four games in three
days, returning here and opening with
ClarksdaIe on July 8. Double headers
are scheduled with that team on the
Fourth as we'll as the day following.
During the remainder of the season
the Meridian, Columbus, ClarksdaIe
and Jackson clubs will be seen at
Naxent park.
The season will end on July 26 with
Pensacola playing at Jackson. One
feature of the new schedule is the eff
fort to crowd games into short
period, which has necessitated double
hea ders in every series from now until
the close CT the season. 1t will be the
club that carries the most pitchers
that will benefit by this change and
will be strictly up against it, for
crowding four games in three days for
the balance of the season is gong to
wear out some hurlers. Fortunately
for the Snappers Kirby has come
about and is in shape to take his turn
in the box, giving the club five de-
penda BILE twirlers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-24
CHERO COLAS IN
TIGHTGAME WIN
FROM M|LLERS
"cHERRIES" BEAT THE TAILOR
BOYS TO A FRAGILE AND ALSO
WIN OUT IN PROTESTED GAME
PLAYED LAST WEEK.

1t was a day Of good luck for the
Chero Colas yesterday, and this morn
Ing, instead of occupying the unde-
sired bottom Of the percentage stand
ing, are now fourth, this jump being
accounted for by the winning Of a
good and well played game from the
Millers yesterday, and also being sus
tanned in the protested game Of last
Friday when the Wbitmans We're
charged with having but eight signed
up men in the game, the ninth man
having been selected just before the
game was called. The Cherries filed
a protest within the 24hour limit.
the manager taking the matter up with
Manager Hoffman CT the Twilight
Fairgrounds. Mr.. Hoffman yesterday
announced his decision sustaining the
protest The Whitmans manager was
so officially notified.
The action takes a won game from
the Whitmans, making it 800 per cent.
Tt would make two won ard four lost
for the Chero Colas. and the game
Yesterday making ii three won and
four lost, figuring q .42S Ter centage.
Yesterdays game was witnessed by
a large crowd. ladies and children
being plentiful They were unstinted
in their applause.
I,a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-24
New York Cotton.

New York, June 23.-Cotton futures
opened steady at a decline Of 4 TO
points in response TO lower Liverpool
cables, a favorable view OF weather con-
ing by ola longs. TIE opening prices
reflected a reaction of some 80 to 80
points from the high levels Of last week.
however, and the market met a good
deal of buying by recent sellers for a
turn, or by people who had been wait
ing for a setback on which 10 secure n
poshition on the bull side. Prices stead
led consequently and the market rallied
3 or 4 points from the lowest during
the early trading
After selling off to a net loss Of 20
10 points under continued realizing and
easy Liverpool cables, tire market stead
led again on covering with prices show
Ing rallies Of or points at midday.
Estimated receipts today 1000 bales.
Cotton spot closed yuiet. Middlng up-
lands. 1870; middling gulf. 1885. sales
2,43O bales.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-24

Bbston, June 1s.-AIthough now only
in sixth place, nobody in Boston is go
ing to be much surprised should the
Braves climb up into the first division
IL the National league before the sea-
son is over. No less an authority than
John McGraw of the New York Giants
himself has declared that the whole
team is to be reckoned with very
shortly.
In Meanwhile, shortstop. the Brave
manager has one of the most prom
Using youngsters in the older circuit
The recent deal which brought Bris-
coe Lord, the former Athletic out
fielder, from Baltimore has given him.
with Mann and Titus, a we'll balanced
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-24
New Orleans Cotton

New Orleans, June 28.-Cotton futures
opened steady at a decline Of 10 &
points on poor cables and a favorable
weather map. The official reports noted
rain in Arkansas, where ii was needed,
and at scattered points in the Eastern
belt. Following the initial decline there
was a recovery on fresh buying for long
account and July went points over
Saturdays close while the new crops
went within two points Of that level.
The upward movement was not well
maintained. The forecast Of fair weather,
except for showers in Georgia and the
Carolinas were called bearish and the
selling that followed it put prices Of the
ne wcrops to points under Satur-
days final figures
Toward the middle OF the morning, Of
ferinRs of the new crop months i'm
creased as the result Of the rum0r that
a private crop reporting bureau was ont
with condition figures of S3.2 per cent
against its own last figures Of SOL. The
new crops 8 to 9points under Satur-
DAYS close. July was inactive and did
not follow the decline. Shorts were quick
to take profits and their purchases, com
bined with moderate fresh long buying.
checked the downward movement and
brought about a recovery. At noon July
stood I Point under Saturday, close
while the most active new crop months
were 7 under.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-24
Wall Street.

New York, June 23.-The leading
stocks rose strongly as trading began
the less active shares gave the market
an appearance Of irregularity The
largest gains, amounting to a point or
more, were made bv Union Pacific. Read
ing, Canadian Pacific, St Paul and
Chesapeake and Ohio. American Loco
motive receded Ia and Westinghouse
Electric point.
scale, tn. Improvement In speculative
sentiment over Sunday causing more
general turn to the long side by the pro-
fessionaI element. International stocks
made the best show Of strength. Ca
madam Pacific gained 3 points, Union
Pacific IL and Reading and Lehigh
points.
The Wall Street point OF view under
went "A change over the weekend ana
there was no trace during the morning
lief that the decline had been overdone
led to heavy buying today and The early
through the morning. although trading
became dull at the higher level
The Improvement was due partly 20
the belief that the bearish interprcta-
ton placed on the interstate commerce
commissions ruling on Saturday was
hardly justified, in view Of the commits
sion's decision 10 institute an inquiry
as to whether existing freight rates
were adequate
Bear traders were Disconnected by the
narrow movement of American securi-
ties in London. following the severe de-
cline here which brought last weeks
trading TO a close Practically an of
the morning session ended, the rise be
ing greatest in Union Pacific, which was
the weakest feature OF SATURDAY Bonds
Activity abated and prices reacted half
q point or more. The check to the ad-
vance was due in part to the satisfac-
ton of a foreign demand which amount
ed to $4,000 shares and 10 the running
in Of the more timid shorts.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-24
A Miracle! Pep at cinei.

Where is the cloud without a silver
lining? In a game at Cincinnati the
other day, Manager Joe Tinker, Of the
Reds, walloped Otto Knabe, Of the
Quakers, a nice hefty kick on the
beezer. Truly a very Ungentlemanly
and uncultured thing to do. But the
result is that the Reds are playing
better ball. The Reds had been stall
ing along letting everybody walk over
them and the little fracas has livered
them up. They are showing more pep
and more fighting spirit. Everybody
agrees that Knabe had 1t coming TO
him and while no one cares to encour-
age fisticuffs on the diamond, most
everyone in Cincy seems glad It &C
CURED. Tinker may be given a fine
and an assessment. hut the benefit to
the spirit of the team is worth many
times more than the fine will be.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-24
Most Children Have Worms.

Many mothers think their children
are suffering from indigestion, head
ache, nervousness, weakness. costive-
ness. when they are victims Of that
most common of al children's ailments
worms. Peevish, ill-tempered, fretful
children, who toss and grind their
teeth with bad breath and colicky
pains, have all the symptoms of hav-
ing worms and should be given Kicka-
poo Worm Killer, a pleasant candy
iozenge, which cxpels worms regulates
the bowels, tones up the system, and
makes children well and happy. Kick
apoo Worm Killer is guaranteed. All
druggists or by mail! Price 25c. Kick
apoo Indian Medicine Co, Philadelphia
and St Louis w. A. DAlen berte,
druggist, III S. PaIafox. (Adv.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-24
SNAPPERS PLAY
SELMA TODAY
GAME BY PLAYS WILL BE CALLED
AT THE MATINEE, BUT PATRON
AGE MUST BE BETTER IF 1T
CONTINUES.

The Snappers will play Selma today,
going over to that city from Meridian,
where they expected TO play yester
day, but did not owing to a general
change in the schedule.
The game will be called by plays at
the matinee on Palafox street, COM
mencing promptly at o'clock, and
these matinees will be continued IL the
patronage justiies. For the last three
games played on the road the number
attending did not pay the expense in
CURED in rent of the building and
telegraph tolls, and unless there is an
Improvement this feature will be elm
inatad.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-24

cutfeId. Devlin is far from being
through at third base-and Stallings
has one or two recruits on the bench
who need but little seasoning to play
the difficult corner we'll Myers is go
ing well at first base.
Behind the hat Whaling is going in
splendid fashion. He seems TO have
forgotten that ball playing is merely a
pastime and is endeavoring to become
a receiver of stellar order.
In the box Hub Perdue is reckoned
one of the best pitchers in the Ma
tional league. Hess is coming along
slowly but surely James, Rudolph and
Dickson will blossom into much better
box artists in the near future.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-24

Through AN injury to his thumb,
Nap Rucker has developed a new
shoot Immediately labeled the thumb
less ball. Rucker injured his thumb
a week or two ago trying to stop a
fast one and Dahlen sent him in to
pitch anyway, even though his thumb
was somewhat disabled. Nap found
that he couldn't use his thumb in
ciasping the ball but was obliged TO
get the ball away using only his
fingers The effect was a curve some
what similar to Matty's fadeaway,
though a little higher. The thing was
deceptive and Rucker got away with
il, pitching a two-hit game against
Cincinnati. Nap is so well pleased
with his discovery that he expects to
make the new one a frequent per-
former in his already ample supply of
twiSterS
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-24
Chicago and ST. Louis Break Even:
Philadelphia Wins From Boston

Philadelphia, June 23.-Philade1phia
won from Boston today by the score
of Is to 4, driving Collins and Mosely
from the mound Brown retired early
in the game, when Boston punched
hits. Houck. who succeeded him. was
effective. The score:
DOSlOH 4 81
Philadelphia Observation-Disclosures Is 0
Batteries-Collins. Mosely, Foster
and Carrigan and Cady; Brown,
Houck and Schang; umpires, Dineen
and Hart.
St. Louis 3-3, Chicago IA.
Chicago, June 23.-St. Louis and
Chicagd broke even in d double header
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-24
A Game For Mermaids.

Water baseball, a new one, is be-
ing tried out in a New York natator-
ium and a regular eight club league
is being planned. This latest sport
novelty is quite similar to baseball in
most respects, differing in some ways
such as diving for bases instead Of
sliding. 1t has been suggested that if
all the major league players were good
swimmers and fell in with this new
idea there would be few games called
On account of wet grounds and rain
checks would go out of circulation.