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The bee., 1913-02-04
POSING and ProposIna.

That German photographer who
says American girls don't know how
to pose must have got an unsatisfac-
tory negative from one Of them
The bee., 1913-02-04
Was Nothing to Worry Over.

A clothing designer of Philadelphia
committed suicide because he couldn't
figure out the seasons styles. Who
cam
The sun., 1913-12-28
EXPRESS DIVIDENDS 10 DROP.
Adams Company Warns That Parcel
Post Has Caused DeAcit

The Adams Express Company has IN
formed It's stockholders in IA circular let
ter that the present IL per cent rate of
dividends will probably not be warranted
hereafter. The circular reviews the par
Gel post effect upon the company, the 10
per cent. increase in Its own EXPENSES
last year and says:
There was n deficit from express oper-
alton during the fiscal year ended June
30. 1913. OF Ss9.s7a, and the income OF
your company from other sources during
that year was insufficient to pay dividends
at the rate of $l2 per share per annum,
The deficiency was paid out OF the ac-
cumulated net earnings of past years,
"a continuance OF the present rate OF
dividend will probably not hereafter be
warranted. The present value of the prop
erty of your company, however in the
Judgment Of the board. is equivalent to
substa ntially more than the present mar
ket value Of the shares.
The management IL d-yoting its hest
energies to eff,ct a substantial reduction
in the cost Of conducting the business
without inpairing its efficiency"
The sun., 1913-12-28

81 flulaud $50 ul"s east Of Sandy Hook
i:p = yesterday
- lroguO-. 80 miles east Of Sandy Hook a.
S Colon, Crs,obai, e5i mile. south Of Ssnds
Hook al
=. Momu- New Orleans, 20 miles south~eC
OF Diamond Shoals at noon.
So FL sui, Galveston, 81 niles west OF Tor
tug1- at : A "
- san Js'iuto. Galveston sci u,iles south d
Sandy Hook nj A. VI.
IS II Dia Galveston crossed Galveston bar
Al d ~ NJ
- city 81 Montgomery, Savannah passed
M;r,iu's Industry al o:c5 p N
- Arapaho. Jacksonville. 6:i miles south Of
IS Nlci,srit Trinidad 5oo miles south OF
Sandy Hook Al y. ".
IS yasari, Barbados, .cS miles sou,h OF
SANDY Hook At A
IS seminole Turks Island, 2is miles south Of
SANDY Hook AZ noon.
Sandy HOOK nj y NJ,
$. Iampssas, Mobile, ~ miles east OF Key
West a. y NJ
So Vi cid New orleans, 1872 miles south OF
Jupiter at noon.
!. Rayo New Orleans. ~ miles north Of
Jupiter VI A. NJ
The sun., 1913-12-28
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for Te.
day and Tomorrow.

r
s
ern New ENGLAND, fair ana net este
an co,s to.s.v, ,.....o.~ .,..s,-
ness' pe00ebIy sOuIowe0 ~ snow. -.
morrow, lSGht "a n0depste vavs.
"'
For New Jersey fair to-day; snow o.
rain tomorrow. light variable winds.
For western New York. cloudy and wArmei
The sun., 1913-12-28
Novements of Naval Vessels.

mffaio has arrived at BAibao; cruiser PITTS
burg at MaEatlan; cruiser South Dakota at
Ttburon. yacht Eagle and tug Paducah at
kingston; Jamaica ana cruiser birmingham
at Philadslphia.
supply ship GLACIER has sailed from Topol-
oha anipo for Mazatlan, collier Justin from
Fan DIEGO for MaEutian; despatch boat Dol
phiu from Santiago de Cuba for N-rs Cruz
collier Lebanon from Sewairs Point for
Guantanamo; tug Potomac from Key West
for Norfolk cruiser Cincinnati ana Eunboh
Galveston from Oiongapo for Cebu Philippine
Inu nlA
The sun., 1913-12-28

CORRESPONDENCE position
with good prospects for the future for a
young woman with good ideas IN dress. able
10 express herself clearly IN corresponde nee
Apply by letter only. giving age and ex.
perience 70 c. NJ Payne. Butterick Building
spring and Macdousai sts.. New York City
The sun., 1913-12-28
Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON. Dec. :'.-Thsse army OF
ders we're issued to-day;
FIRST Lieut. J. L. Mort tr'r' coas, Ar
tul.ry 20 Field Artillery,
r,rs, li-it. r, T., Slnai from "purE "l- .'
NItill.rI % Coast Arti.ier!
capt " u, sinsdhurs j., tr'N -"ps'.s'o'
ust o. Srvoui 'h'rlry
A ioiht board " ointers nf tnr Hrmy an
The sun., 1913-12-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

hlGh WATER THIS DAI.
- - Gov 1.Ana III |n.u o.... ~
Low WATER THIS DAY.
.,s, Gov Island. 40 Hell Cat. .
Asrivsd-SATuRDAY December a.
Sc Campanis. $50 p. NJ. Liverpool Dseso.
Der 70
s. Calabra, 3 p. n, Palermo. Dees mber y.
IS Philadelphia. s,i2 A. NJ. Southampton. DE-
cember %.
Ss Curltyba. az 4. N, Nue vitss, December -
Ss III Paso. New Orleans. December u.
S. Apache. Jackson Vile, December a.
s. Brilliant. Baton Rougr December IL
So San Marces Galveston. Decsmber -
Sc Monroe, Norfolk. December Is.
ARRIVED PROM NEW YORK
SIS Patricia. at Hamburg.
IS Taormina, at Genoa.
s. BirmA, at IIbau
SIS Italia. at Genoa.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
S. c!onia. from Glasgow
IS CaIniAhia. from Liverpool.
s. France. from HavTe
s. Samland, from Antwerp
- Wcsprdyk. from Rotterdam
s. FlOrizel. from HaifaA.
The sun., 1913-12-28

navy TO consist of Ma ajor-,;en. Leonard Wood
Major Gen " W, Wetherspoor Br!s Gen.
William Crolisr, chief of ordnance. Rrip .
Gen Il VI. Weaver, chief Of Coast ARTILLERY
Capt. H. = Knapp. Y. y ~. Col George W
Goe halls Engineer Corps Capt ". X shoe
maker, l, 5. y. Col; Edward Burr, Eneineer
Corps and Lieut. Col. W g. Haan Coast
Artillery with Major ", Cham bsriains, Coss'
ARTILLERY, as recorder. 10 appointed to meet
At the call Of the senior member OF the boaro
for making report on necessary detences
FOR the Panama Canal
These navy orders were Issued:
Capt r. h Cap-hart TO president spsc,a
board on naval ordnance, Navy Departmsn,
Commander j. A. rraut. from the Co.
oyadu TO commend the Charleston.
Lieut-nuu, Comma nder Cuwefd Wooes
from tn" Soufn nakcto to the oeaesAAe ~
r'.rtur!vs Othc"r
puss-u AasistAh, surgeon q. novns3
iron ii- BNr". ~ ~ scam Engineering 10 the
Arla1si, rrtt. cot.
ra4-.. h.stt '' =, Nnaster j. H. knspp
r. IA O.. iull..t. .ci.,. accounts aHd wai'
p.u"I
naval station Guantanamo TO the Dolphin
The sun., 1913-12-28

MoDELS-3s bust, for all year round posi-.
tion In attins department. Apply to C. NJ.
Payne. Bu,terick Building. Spring and Mac
dougal SITS. New York.
The sun., 1913-12-28

LADIES-To make shields a, home. seo. 90
per 100, Ordinary plain sewing Can make
four an hour Material furnished. Work seh,
prepaid Send stamped addressed envelope
for particulars Paragon supply Co. 3st
Myrtle Ave. kansas city Mo
The sun., 1913-12-28
AGENTS WANTED.
SITUATIONS wANrED-MALL.

ARCHITECTCRAL--P Position wanted 10y
young mar tracer: can give reference T.!
REQUIRED. Address. BOX A. =, ll3 sun.
The sun., 1913-12-28
MUSICAL,

5oc PIANO instruction, pupils homes eA
pcrenced lhNy Teacher; success guaranteed
li Box 100 sun.
The sun., 1913-12-28

FOR SALE. SOUTH FLORIDA.
best grapefruit and vegetable country In the
-ni.d States. Money Hvested cOnservat lively
pay, MT, per cent. In two years. J. y. McIEN-
bon Miami. Fln.
The sun., 1913-12-28

BI sINEss CHANCES.

SuD- 400 yea rly easily made. our system in
sure, success, rnparalelcd opportunity; BECOME
established for llfc Nalua BILE book free. INTER
Pa
The sun., 1913-12-28
HELP WANrEn-fEMALE.

DRESsMAK KERS--PrActicsi dressmakers
with experience In hrst class City establish
rnents may secure desirable permanent posi-
tions with excellent future. Apply by iettsi
only. stating age and experience. 70 c. NJ
Payne. Butterick Building. Spring and Mac.
dougai Sts.. New York
The sun., 1913-12-28
MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE.
~ Direct n m
Between
NEW YORK SUu ~ ~ -
Reduced Pare. 10 Al Points In Maine.
UASIEk> SItA AMkHIP ORPORArlON.
PROPOSALS.

fkOtOSALS.
SEALED BIDS viii be received ny the
board OF Water supply AT its offices, twenty
second Moor. Municipal Building, Park Row
and centre and Chambers streets, New York
CITY untii II 4, NJ. ON Tuesday, December
so 1919 for Contract li0 for furnishing
delivering and installing where required
gagnE metsrlng and other reservoir and
aqucduct apparatus.
The points Of delivery or installation arc
along near tho line of the Catskil snue-
duct between The Ashokan reservoir. In the
town ot olive Ulster county. and silver Lake
reservoir, Staten Island New York.
At the above place and time the bids Will
be publicly opened and read. Pamph OTIS
combining Information for bidders and con
tract drawings can be obtained At the abovs
address At the office of the Secretary by
de eposiing the sum Of ten dollars ttl0 90 In
cash or Its equivalent for each pamphlet
For further particulars apply to tho ofhce OF
the Principal Assistant Engineer at the
CHARIES STRAUSS President
CHARLES ~, CHADWICK.
JOHN p CALVIN.
Commissioners OF the board OF Water supply.
JOSEPH +. MORRIsSEY. Secretary.
The sun., 1913-12-28

STBSC RIPTION MANAGERIAL trade p,ihllca-
ton wants subscription solicitor who can 20 out
personally and u subsc .tptons 1.-The has xccu-
tive ability, her~ Is an opportunity Ia become ,he
ci'cula ton manager of the publication Must
start with moderate drawing account to prove
through merit his ability for subscription work
Good opportunity for right. young, amb,uous
man. Address f. ". r p - BOY 30 NaLi. ~.
square Sta lion. New York
SALESMAN staple line. sell
STATE retail merc chants. $50 monthly al
vance against commission contract; splendid
opportunity for man ot ability. r. |. RICE.
Detroit, Mich.
The sun., 1913-12-28

CIGAR SALESMAN WANTED to carry line
Of cigars on road. 800 per month and ex-
pensss. Experience not necessary. CONTI\EN-
tai CIGAR COMPANY. wichita. Kansas
GOVERNMENT RAILWAY MAI. CLERK
customs Internal Revenue exams" every
where soon. Oct prepared BY former L.
'tvil Service Secretary Examine. Free BOOK
!.t fi+ Write NOW. today. Patterson ,Hvil
S-rNice School R0chester. y !.
The sun., 1913-12-28
HELP WANTED-MAIE.

SALESMAN clean cut and up 10 date
making small towns can Increase his income
during spare hours Surprising results can
he obtained by men Of ability. Elegant sd.
line Promp, commissions. BELMONT MFG.
CO. Cincinnati. o
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-11
FATHER AND SON ARE
ARRESTED FOR MURDER
Officials Think That Son Confessed TO
Murder of Constable to
Shield Father.

ANDERSON. Ind. July 11.-Belief
that w. w. Brown, father of William
Brown. who Thursday confessed that
he killed Constable Albert Hawkins at
Ingalls, Wednesday night probably
had more to do with the crime than
he admits. late Thursday caused a
warrant to be issued for his arrest
charging him with murder The pO-
lice here assert that the son probably
is shielding his father
Fred Piper of Indianapolis, while
sitting in front Of a store at ingalls,
last night says he saw three men, who
answer the description of the Browns
and Hawkins. fighting. According TO
this version of the affair." the man be-
lieved TO have been the constable, was
pursued by the others, said TO be the
Browns. Piper declares that the man
followed by the others told them he
did not wish to fight because he was
sick but that the elder man walked
up behind him and struck him. The
others then fed. Piper says he was
so badly frightened that he fastened
to his room and said nothing Of the
affair until today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-11
INDIANAPOLIS.


INDIANAPOLIS. IND.-ArCanglO
Cilletti, an immigrant rode a bicycle
on the wrong side of the street. a
street car was disabled spring
wagon wrecked and a motorcycles
hurled into a brick pile Cinetti UNI
hurt can't understand why he was ar
rested
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-11
or The Seven Ages of Woman in Loue:
~ Chapter Four-When Twenty Seven
Is A ffhcted With Doubt.
BY WINNIE LEE.

Just as 7 started 20 write about
the FOURTH OF the SENEN-AGES-
OF WOMAN-IN-LOVE there came to
me the letter which follows. Could
there be a better illustration Of the
SKEPTICISM which ahiicts TW EN-
Y-SENEN-when she loves man?
Am 81 and am engaged 90 be mar
ried next fall. Ny hance is now or
dered 10 another city with his firm,
but / am backward about letting him
90. fearing that ne viii forget me. So
10 prove his sincere intention 20 mar
~ me and no other. he has given me
q written agreement TO marry me
when he comes back at the date fixed
He has signed his full name. Is this
paper any good 20 me In case he
should not keep his promise. and
should marry some other girl2 He
is very nice man. but do you think
he loves me- How much we hear Of
how easily a man is lured away,
Even married men by single women!
An Anxious Girl"
other letters 20 me prove that when
Twenty has returned diamonds
Of several sizes, and gallery of
handsome photographs. and some
tons Of carefully selected stationery
covered with the VOca bulary invented
by Cupid: when she has wept nights
her own scented epistles back again;
when she has seen her first love en-
gagged TO a string Of girls; and has
gone 10 the wedding of her second
love and her best girl friend-wel
OF course. she knows with just what
fervOr, with what tender intOnation
each man can say, Il love youi
DARLING!"
SO she does get a bit scornful Of
mans emotions. She just naturally
doubts his constancy; and she Graves
wish 10 settle down than the ever
changing, fckle-hearted diamond.
But the letter quoted is the first
case / have discovered where the man
had been obliged TO put his name to
paper 10 satisfy a maidens doubt.
Unhappily Love is the one condi-
ton which does not bring wisdom
with experience. The more times one
loves. the less one knows Of love So
how can Twenty-seven be expected
TO distinguish the truest love ever of
fered woman from the common affin-
ity brand?
All men know that when once
woman starts 10 doubling there is
nothing in the wide kingdom of love
which she will not end in doubling.
Thus explaining himself gets TO be
a habit Of mind with some men They
acquire marvellous facility at it, even
If tLey do not acquire fecility by it,
BY nature woman trusts her lover
BY nature, ii is said. man betrays that
trust Therefore woman endures two
kinds Of doubt first the doubt of
ignorance, ahen the doubt of knowl-
edge. The former may be cured. but
just see the fight which EnElishmen
are compelled To put up against the
latter
The moral seems plain. 1t is
moral for men. IL is-but il is quite
too obvious to quote
And men who are hypocrites are
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-11
DODGERS ARE LOOKING
AT BIG JEFF PREFER
c. III. Medicus, Part Owner of Brook
Ign Club, is Strong for Black
SOX Hurler.

Big Jeff Pfeffer. the Black SoX
mainstay in the pitching business, is
being closely watched by c. II. Medi-
Gus, part owner of the Brooklyn Dodg-
ers. Medicus has been attending a
furniture exhibit in Grand Rapids and
while there has been keeping his
eyes on the big fellow.
He wants the big crossfire expert
for Bill Dahlen's outfit. and he wants
him bad. Asked to set a price for
his throwing star, Manager Eddie
Smith named a figure which sort of
staggered the Brooklyn man. Medi-
Gus wants Pfeffer just the same and
has wired the terms TO his associates
he has received no answer as yet.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-11

wouldn't throw the ball. but just drop
ped it down in front of her. I knew
she was fooling. but OF course the
public did not. Finally 1 said to her
in a low tone: You big stiff. don't you
try 10 kid me, or I'll beat you when
1 get you outside She got busy at
once and went through her act in
great shape.
After 1 had trained KOko to pitch
the rest of the baseball act was only
a matter Of a few weeks. Bessie, the
catcher, Jennie. the batter. enjoy
playing baseball. The applause they
get has a great deal to do with it.
Elephants love applause as much as
a chorus girl does"
Forty elephants compose the herd
OF the Barnun & Bailey circus and
they'll all be here on Tuesday, July 5.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-11
. 7
Z A


AVERAGE, FICKLE-HEART-
DIAMOND.
sure to
go
O lupus
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-11

There is only one elephant in the
world that has ever learned 10 toss a
ball says Harry /. Mooney, boss of
the pachydermal department OF Bar
mum a Bailey's circus.
Everybody who went 10 the circus
ten years ago will remember the baby
elephant and its mOther-"the only
elephant born In captivity. They
were the feature Of the circus. That
baby elephant OF ten years ago is
Koko. TIE baseball player and circus
star OF today. and she certainly is
"class" in he big show today. As
Christy MathewsOn. with Chief Meyers
catching and Home Run" Baker at
the bat, KOko is one OF the big hits Of
the circus.
II began TO try 20 teach her winter
before last" said Mooney but did
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-11

not get very far. Last winter I took
up the job determined to make a go
of the ball game is possible. Koko
and / spent four or five hours a day
together. We would work a half hour
again.
1T was impossible for me TO take
hold of her trunk and show her how
TO toss the ball. II couldn't have been
done that way. What l did was to
talk 20 her / urged her and explain
ed what 1 wanted just as / would to
"a child When she would make some
little progress / would praise her and
encourage her. and she would try
harder next time.
Gould she understand what l said?
Why of course. The other evening in
the ring Koko was playful and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-11
GREET MOOSE AT ALBANY

ALBANY. y. Y. July 11.-Many
delegates TO the convention of the
Loyal order Of Moose are here and
officials predict rOusng opening
meeting Friday afternoon. The free
dom OF the city will be rendered them
after which a sightseeing tour OF the
city will be taken.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-11
RES|NOL STOPS
SKIN TORRENTS
How This Wonderful Ointment Ends
Itching and Heals Skin EruptiOnS.


Resinol Ointment aided by ResinOl
Soap stops itching instantly, quickly
and easily heals the most distressing
cases of eczema, rash, ringwOrm, tet-
ter or other tormenting skin or scalp
eruptions. and clears away pimples.
blackheads, redness, roughness. and
dandruff, when other treatments have
proven only a waste of time and
money. SOothes sunburn at once.
Resinol is not an experiment. 1t is
a doctors prescription which was so
unusually successful for skin troubles
that il has been used by other physi-
clans all over the country for IS
years. No other treatment for the
skin now before the public can show
such a record of professional ap-
prevail. Every druggist sells Resinol
| Ointment and Resinol Soap. Trial
free; Dept. 6-P, Resinol, Baltimore,
| Md. Advertisement
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-11
MUST BRING CHILDREN IN
OR BE SENT TO JAIL

KALAMAZOO, Mich, July 11-Burr
Chapel, VIII owas shot by his wife
Sunday because he would not tell the
whereabouts of thei r two children,
must bring them in the court by Sat
urday or be jailed for contempt. Mrs
Chapel has instituted divorce pro-
ceedings.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-11
EXAMINE CANDIDATES FOR
CITIZENSHIP AT P. o.

The preliminary examination Of
candidates for citizenship whose regu-
lar hearing will be held before Judge
Funk in September was conducted
Friday in the postoffice by Naturaliza-
ton Examiner Thompson of Chicago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-11

LONDON-Lady BalfOur has an
nounced that she has discovered a
fine method of quieting babies. Her
suggestion is to lay the babies with
their feet slightly higher than their
heads.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-08-08

we are trying to make. It is this
Nobody can do anything unassist-
ed. A teacher must have the CO.
operation of the members of the
community he is try ing to serve or
else his school will necessarily be
a failure and it won't be the teach
ers fault. The parents and patrons
OF school owe it to themselves the
teacher, soc iety and to the children
to get right in behind the teacher
and school committee and back
them up with their announcement
and their hearts. Your heart mutst
be in your work if your work is to
De a success. The most important
work in this or any other county is
the training of children to be men
and women. The teacher can't do
1t all or anywhere near all. The
parents and others of the comrnun-
lty must do the major part. Let's
all get to5ether and make record
THIS year in school work that W i'll
be credit to the county and that
Will prove valuable ass ct in wears
to come.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-08-08
REST ATLAST

Klne Deaths a friend who puts
an end to all our vain endeavor
the beastly grind is left behind for
ever and forever. Death ends the
pain, the grief, the strain, the grasp
Ing and the giving; when dead no
more we worry DER the erievous
cost of living. The dead men sleen
While planets keep whirl, each on
its axis, they break their hearts to
make enough to pay their taxes
They do not sweat DER dun and
debt they have no hope of cashing
or rend their hair in black despair
Or keep their ,no'~rs
man might write like this all nieh1
and prove that deaths daisy, but
men who shirk LIES care and work
are timid, cheap and lazy. The men
who sigh and wish to die should
haste and kick the bucket; if LIES a
lake that makes them ache, they
surely ough to chuck it. The man
who's sane does not complain when
troubles round him gather; he likes
20 show his rit and so he whips
the whole blamed slather. He lives
his life, enjoys the strife, and when
it's time to travel, he does a while
in flossy style and sleeps beneath
the gravel Walt Mason in News
and Observer.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-08-08

The schools at some parts of the
county opened for the fall sess ion
tthis week. Ali reports are to the
effect that the prospects are most
favorable for a successful year.
The Compulsory school attendance
law will help some. And a whole
lot OF responsibility is on the teach
,ers. They have claimed all along
that they could not teach children
and get good returns out of them
when they are absent half tie zinc,
and this is undoubtedly true
However this difficulty hes boo,
removed by the General Assembly
ana It IS up to the teachers to give
us what they have promised
no"ev-r hat is, not the point that
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-08-08
FRIDAY AUGUST s. 1913

The Western Carolina Bible Con
ference now in session here has
come up to the most sanguine ex-
pectationS of it's most enthusiastic
supporters. There is no doubt Of
the fact that we here at Sylvia have
been enabled through it's instru-
mentality to enjoy the blessings of
hearing some of the finest thinds in
the exposition of the Old Teste-
ment Scripture and the Gospel of
Christ. The majority of the men
who have done the speaking and
preaching are men who have been
gwen by this section to other parts
of the world and who have come
back here at this time to dive us
the benefit OF their experience And
every one who has been so fortu-
nate as to attend these meetings
has enjoyed them greatly. If you
have not been attending the West
ern Carolina Bible Conference. YOU
nave missed much and should trv
10 be present at the rest 81 t1e SER
wees for it will certainly do YOU
good to come in touch with these
men.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-08-08
CONTEST DISCONTINUED


At a meeting of the stockholders
of the Jackson County Journal Com
pany held here Saturday it was de-
cided that it was best to discontinue
the contest that the Journal had
just inaugurated. None of t. con-
testants had turned in any votes
and therefore can turn in their col
lections to the Journal and will be
paid a commission of Is per cent
on subscription accounts collected
and 10 per cent on job work and
advertising accounts, or if any sub
scription, either new or renewal,
where the subscriber does not want
the paper and only subscribed to
assist friend in the contest, such
subscriber can apply to the contest
and receiving such subscription and
receive his money so paid.