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La Junta tribune., 1913-07-26
'NntNlE lED0ALntES

Mrs. FRANK Stangl returned Thurs
day from few DAYS outing at Beu.
lah.
Mrs. W. S. Hair has returned from
a three weeks visit with her mother
at Denver.
The North La Junta Sunday school
has adjourned until the first Sun.
day In September.
The La Junta baseball team will
go to Sugar City tomorrow to play
with the team OF that burg.
Fred Tschmelitsch left Sunday
morning for ten days stay at
Colorado Springs and Manitou.
The ladies OF the Baptist church
will have cooked food sale a
week from today at Stark's furniture
store.
MIR. and Mrs. william Fiscus and
children have gone to Indiana to
spend couple of weeks with rela.
tives
A fine baby boy arrived at the
home OF MIR and Mrs w S. Moore
house. 500 Cimarron avenue. last
Sunday.
Mrs. e. A. Beorbohm WAS the house
guest Of Mrs. John Madigan at =
lone hand slumber party Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Miss Ruth Ogden will leave today
for her home In Topeka after .
months visit with her sister. Mrs.
Jack Cole.
Mrs Joseph Hart and children. Of
the Garden Of Eden. have returned
from a visit with relatives In Kan.
sas and Missouri
MIR. and Mrs J. A. Gauger have
had for their guests this week. Mrs.
Gauger's brother. less Williams. Of
Chicago. and his wife.
Mrs. B. +. Haskins and her daugh.
ter. Mrs. NJ. II. I.aphsm, and her III.
tie girl ar. IN Rocky Ford. the
guests OF Mrs. Dodge Hale.
The members Of the North La
Jun,a Embroidery Club spent Mon.
day afternoon very pleasantly at the
home of Mrs John Wsshburn.
Mrs. s. +. Pitts expects to leave
next week for Garden City. Kan. for
AN indefinite stay and to take care
of sister who has been seriously
III.
Dr. Jas. s Martin and wife. Of
Pittsburg. Pa. arrived In Ia Junta
Thursday and are the gu~sts of Mrs.
Martins uncle. Mr.. A. N. HIM and
family.
Misses Harriet and Jeanette Rey.
nolds. Of Greenwich. Conn. are Wis.
iting their brothers. G. A. Reynolds.
Of La Junta. and Everett Reynolds.
Of swink.
Mss Justine Rourke arrived home
Wednesday from \ trip In the East
where she visited fricnds In New
York City. Warrington and other
points Of interest
The Woman's Relief Corps will
give = ten cent tee at the home Of
Mrs. Francis Beecham. ti3 Lewis ave
nue.. next Wednesday afternoon. Ev.
erybody ss invited TO attend.
J. e. Swsrtx. . former old timer.
Of L. Junia. but Who has of late
bcen living In Peabody. Kan. writes
To forward his Tribuns 70 Coldwa.
ter. Mich. until further notice.
Word received from J. r. Kirkman.
who vas formerly agent for the
Wells Fargo Express Company At this
point. announces that hc 10 now 10.
Gated At Los Angeles. Calf. ~
agent for the company there.
The La Junia and Lamar command
cries Of knights Templnr. tho only
ones in the Arkansas Valley. have On.
gagged the Arkansas Valley Band of
one hundred pieces 10 accompany
them 10 the conclave which meets
in Denver during the week Of Aux.
ust Iifh
A number Of new hooks have re-.
Gently been added TO tho North La
junta library. making the total mum.
her Of volumes h the collection In
the nrishborhood Of 600. Quite 4
nice sum os money for this pur.
pose vas faiosd at The muoteals ~.
La Junta tribune., 1913-07-26
Mrs. H. X. Potseneer. Editor
In Honor Of Granddaughter.

Mrs. c. b. Botkin gave a very
pretty party Wednesday night at her
home. S0S Smithland avenue. In com.
pliment to her granddaughter. Vel
ma Musick. OF St Louis. The rooms
were decorated with sweet peas. mas.
turtiums and ferns. Games and mu-
sic were enjoyed. followed by re-
Treatments. The prize In a peanut
hunt was won by Walter Cook. The
boys and girls asked by Mrs. Bot.
kin to meet Miss velma were the
following named: Olive Bradish. Ola
Wood. Blanche Mundy. Ruth Rey.
nolds. Irene Warner. Marian Brasher.
Lucretia Lantx. Orene Esry, Jay
McCauley. Lyle Mcneil. Charles
schAffer. Gard Edwards. Raymond
Moore. Paul McCauley. Walter Cook.
Frederick Jones and Frank Seeley.
eivmoee Party
La Junta tribune., 1913-07-26
Ensersa.cs Rocky Ford Ladies.

The Ladies' AID Society Of the
Presbyterian church xt Rocky Ford
met Thursday afternoon In La Jun
IA with Mrs. Benjamin G. Wilson.
1t SIS San Juan avenue. Tn. host
sss. while being an active worker In
the church at this place. still re-
tains her membership at Rocky Ford.
and the meeting OF the society on
Thursday afternoon vas very plea
sant gathering of old friends. After
the business session. = social hour
vas enjoyed. and refreshments were
served. About sixty ladies came
from Rocky Ford TO attend the
meeting.
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La Junta tribune., 1913-07-26
Sivmbse Party

Mrs Nick Dysart gave 4 slumber
party Wednesday night At her home.
sll San Juan avenue. In honor Of
Her sister. Miss AlEada scipes. ot
alatsr. Mo. The guests we're Miases
Allie May Fisher. Aura Worden. Eau.
ME Beerbohm, Eva Narshall. Hell
en- Mcvsy. Norma Corbin. Margaret
Craighead and Vera Wood. Early In
the evening the party attended the
picture shows. later returning TO
Mrs Dysart's home where they spent
the night Mrs. Dysart served n
midnight supper. followed the next
morning by q three course breakfast.
when the table Was decorated with
white carnations. which were given n
favors.
La Junta tribune., 1913-07-26
c. c. c. c,vs.

The girls Of the c. c. c. Club
spent iast Saturday afternoon very
pleasantly At the home Of Helen
Hlwards. The regular business
uAsGlag vas followed By eames. mn
- ~ refsssAments. The club
~ uisel tAie afternoon With Nnfh
lleonaD1V.
La Junta tribune., 1913-07-26
Farewell, Parry.

TIE members Of the W. =. Club
met u the home os Mr.. and Nrs'
C>ar,es May. at so7 Colorado avenue.
wednesday evening in honor OF Mr.
and Mrs. william Fiscus. who 'ess
tns n~xs day for . trip In tho East
Tho husbands Of the members OF The
c1ub yer. invited, and n very plea
sAn, evening was enjoyed by all.
Mrs May served Ice cream ana CAKE
n the close oi the evening.
La Junta tribune., 1913-07-26
cvtsheite ostsmees

The marriage of Ray Cu's''olts and
Mies Irene Detamore took place last
Sunday evening at $50 O'Clock. at
tAs hou~ a Rev. ". T. Davis Who
psrformed the ceremony. The bride
y Q daughter of Nrs. Carrie Desa'
pose. Of ?3i Belleview avenue. Mr.
saA Mrs. Cutsholts went 10 Denver
On their wedding trip. and are e.
necteA home ncxt week. Their many
fr,snds extend congratulations.
La Junta tribune., 1913-07-26
7. .. A. Club

Miss Emma Bernard entertained
the girls Of the r D. A. Club on
Wednesday afternoon at her home.
Gis Colorado avenue. The time
Was spent with needle work while one
Of the girls read aloud. Later. re-
treatments were served by the
hostess. The club will meet next
Wednesday afternoon with Miss Glad.
~ Beaver ~ the home Of Mrs. L.
r. Strain. si7 Colorado avenue.
La Junta tribune., 1913-07-26
Phone. Junta 3ll
First Birthday Anniversary

Mrs. J. II. Baldridge enterta in
ed In honor of the first birthday an.
niversary OF her little granddaughter.
Mary Frances. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Orville Baldridge. Those in.
cluded were Mrs. George Poor and
daughters. Ada Beth and Marjorie
Mrs. Forest Mayhem and daughters
Helen and Mary Frances. Mrs. John
MarQuardt and daughter. Gretchen
Mrs. II. W. Wagner and children,
Elenore. Dorothy and Frederick. Mrs
George Thompson. Mrs. Orvilie Bald
ridge and little Mary Frances.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-01
SAFE BET

Look here. That horse you sold
me runs away, bites and tries to kick
down the stable at night. You told
me that if l once got him at your
price l wouldn't part with him for
$1,000"
well, you won't"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-01

Q6nDaC0, former amateur mlQQlS-
weight boxing champion, managed
and played with a nine on New York's
upper West Side. The team was to
play a formidable club in New Jer-
sey and the day before the game the
third base1an went to bed, mighty
sick, causing dismay,in the organiza-
ton, for it wasn't easy to dig up
good inf1elder on short notice.
Rodenbach had given up hope of
making any sort of a showing in the
game when a friend met him and
said, Billy, there's a kid down in
Hell's kitchen that looks like the
goods. Go take a look at him. ="
Rodenbach went to the historic
ground and at 39th street and 18th
avenue found a game for the cham
pionship of the Kitchen" in progress.
Rodenbach glued his eyes on the
third baseman of one team and was
impressed with the way the kid
scooped all sorts of drives and sailed
them across to the first baseman.
Between innings Rodenbach ap-
preached the kid and asked him to
go over to Jersey the next day to play
with his club.
cav, gwan, can't play wit you
big guys" replied the little fellow.
''TD take a chance on you. Come
on and I'll slip you a half dollar"
The boys eyes widened and he
consented. Next day the kids stops
and lightning throws materially help
ed Rodenbach's team win the game.
The boy became a fixture on the team.
and was a semi-pros star until he
vaulted into the professional game.
Last year, after one of the worlds
series games between Boston and
New York, ,Rodenbach jumped from
his seat and shook hands with one
of the Red Sox. After some general
talk Billy said:
'I suppose you have done pretty
well this season"
seVnS - answered the O1avnr EEy1yi+b
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-01

from the day 1 slipped you half a
dollar to play third, isn't it?"
Sure" said the player. laughing,
but do you know, Billy, that so cents
looked as big to me that day as
thousand does today"
And Capt. Heinie Wagner of the
worlds champions walked from the
Polo grounds, dreaming of the days
when he scooped sizzling grounders
off the cobble stones of Hells kit
chen.
Freddie Daniels got a decision over
Danny Goodman of Chicago in Is
rounds at St. Joe, Mo-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-01
DISCOVERS WHEN WE DO THE
BIGGEST SHARE OF LOVING

Hamburg, Germany, Nov. 1.-The
curve of love" has been traced by
Johann Jackh, after much study of
the scientific principles of governing
the relations between the sexes. His
diagram shows that the male capac-
ity for affection toward the other sex
is highest between the ages of "a and
26, whereas the female curve" rises
highest between 80 and "a.
The statistics are based on an ex-
animation of the sex lives of 400 IA
nous men and women. DR.. Jackh
claims that man loves appreciably at
twenty, but that after that there is
a drop, owing to his getting over
youths First decisions. "He begins
to love strongly" says the doctor, Eat
twenty-four. He seldom really loves
at thirty, being then too busy with his
advancement in life. At that age he
will accept love and in many in
stances make some advances, but
after thirty, almost invariably, the
man is thoroughly receptive and the
woman makes practically all the adj
vances."
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-23

Kaleidoscope adventures of tourists
making the descent Of the Grand
Canyon Of Arizona on mule-back.
Things happen-and happen very
fast, The burros have certain ideas
OF their own They proceed to carry
them into effect and their Stunts"
would make The widest lights Of
fancy seem tame by comparison with
any exploits recorded in GulliNers
travels or the Arabian Nights. How
ever in another subject entitled "a
Base Ball Game" the cartoonist has
let his humor and imagination run
riot resulting in an avalanche Of fun.
The humor of the situations, the
mock seriousness and grotesque an.
tics Of the players afford so much
comedy that the entire game from
start to finish is irrestibly funny for
everyone.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-23
HANDS BAD WITH
SALT RHEUN
Small Water PimpIes on Fingers,
ltched and Burned, Painful and
Sore Cracks. Cuticura Soap and
Ointment Cured in Month,

Droollin. Me -- ." 4 few years ago my
hands were very badly afflicted with salt
rheum. 40 Grst there was M eruption OF
small water pimples on the inside Of tho
fingers. and by not paying any attention 70
tho humor my hands gradually became
worse and began 10 itch and burn and one
after Hnother cracks appeared around the
nails, on the inside OF the fingers and on the
bend OF tho joints until ! was discouraged
as they were very painful and sore. had
70 omit work that required putting my
hands IN water and could hardly worA at
ali on account OF the bleeding cracks.
IL finally procured some Cuticura Soap
and Ointment. and ! found by washing my
hands in quito warm water and Cuticura
Soap that they were improving. began
wrapping my fingers nightly in pieces OF
soft linen. after q good application of Cuti-
cura Ointment when was very soothing
In q month my hanG5 were completely cured
and ] hayo never been afflicted with the
trouble since" (Signod) Mrs. c. L. Parker
Nov. -. 1912.
when YOU buy inc toilet soap think OF
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In addition TO being absolutely pure and r.
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IT-Nfcr who shave and shampoo with CD
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-23
KILLS FATHER; ATTACKS GIRL

Fort Plain y. Y, De- PA
crime that has aroused The country
side was discovered early ths morn
Ing when Helen Barrett, 90 years
old, succeeded In freeing herself
from gag and ropes az her home Sis
miles east Of Fort Plain, where. a,.
ter she was attacked last night her
father WAS murdered by man o.
men in search OF money Tho riciIm
was John Barrett. 60 years Old Ee
was dubbed and shot through ine
head. His money, considerable
sum. he had hidden behind wall
panel and il was untouched
Miss Barrett was stunned 6y tie
blow of a club while reading between
3 and 10 o'clock last night Sine wa.
gagged and bound and then dragged
into small anteroom. Her father
was slain when ho came 90 her ODD.
The daughter does not knou who
committed the crime and the author
tiles have had 10 work without
cleW.
The sheriff, deputies and au a--
sislant district attorney made frur
less efforts All day today 20 strike q
trail. blood hounds being put 90 ho
scent as one eXpedient Without s-
suit The state is building h.ghways
in The vicinity of the Barrett home
and many foreigners arc employed
on the work
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-23
Increase Your Weight
To Match Your Height

Thin emaciated people who are
not as heavy as one of their height
should be, should ta6c ReXau Olive
Oil Emulsion. the weight almost az
WAYS means that ones health BE- NOT
good. that some part Of tho system
not doing It's work wcll-thot ae
nerves and blood are nor iu Aeol'at
enough shape themselves % prop-rIy
dlrect and nourish The bodily organ
causing the trouble
Rcxal olive Oh Emulsion DuIitf
weight, because e. furnishes ingrlli
ents necessary 10 nourish and .c-
build the wasting tissues. 10 repleu
lsh the blood, TO make The nerves
strong and we'll Il IS real msli
oine-uo, an alcoholic beverage a.
many so called tones are Toe .a.
ter oniy stimulate. insteod ot feedIuE
and strengthening the system and
leave you worse OIL man before
You who are underwelght lrai
out. run down. ncryoul easily ey
hausted. and have been vanly lcp-
ing Yourself with remedies i0s
have done YOU no lasting good TAX
Rexal Olive oil Emulsion ln f.r
DAYS you viii begin TO Feel better.
and after q few weeks win feel ife
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yot back your money There is %,
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mot q dope. For the emaciated ald
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for freedom from sickness Of you
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unlike the cod liver oil preparations
you'll be as enthusiastic about t
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does not help you. your money win
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at our store-The Rcxall Store-one /
of more than 1000 leading drug stores
in the United States. Canada aud !
Great Bri'aln.-W. L. GollaN u7
Main ST., Bennington. VI
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-23
Aor BATHS TWO GEMS

We would recommend that ycu 10
stain o Pi isouiy automatic gar wai'F
hector il sou wisa 10 start Do hcv
year happily Expensive. % i should
81, not only one hundred dollars
Vny gn average days supply 81
sea ding hot water Tor The cnirr
house costs less than ten cents Or
81 Think o. hot, Oueion.h ~ "a
cont per gaHgu Loo bath for tso
cents This is guaranteed fpo
ires ue eau siiCad that cl' rs
pecially Wien D. Improves our l3mr
comforts 30 gresuy. Consult Den
ning,on Gas Ligbs Co
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-23
BRIEFS
.se,ss Vi the Town and Village TeId Briefly
aaf Rusy Rsndefs.

Save money on your footwear at
the Surprise store, Library building.
ADV. CATS
Miss Anna Cummings of Pittsheld
Is spending the day with Miss Mary
Butler.
Mrs. James Higgins and Mrs. Aor-
timer Knights OF Woodford are in
the village today.
Mrs K. II. Bates of Newton, Mass,
Who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs
A. p Wood, has returned home,
Attend the special holiday sale al
The Surprise sale at the Surprise
store, Library building ADV. cats
Thomas Il. Fitzgerald has gone to
his home in Gardner, Mass, TO spend
the holidays with his parents there.
Turkeys IS cents, geese %, ducks
Csc. chickens 20. Bur5e's cash mar
ket, across from Drysdale's. este
Mrs. VIM. Rice has returned from
the hospital in North Adams to her
home on Scott street improved in
health,
George Evans OF Cohoes, who is
well-known here having been fre-
quent visitor, died al his home in
hat city last night
Manager w. T. Bissell OF the local
telephone exchange has gone 10
Lowell, Mass, 10 spend Christmas
with Mrs. Bissell there.
Miss Mabel Moon Of Branch street
accompanied by her brother, Louis,
left Monday for a weeks visit IN
New York and vicinity
Miss Bessie Bickford and Mrs. j.
C, II. Gregg have gone 10 Boston TO
spend Christmas with the latter's
daughter Mrs. Z. K. Boyd
Miss Louise Wood. who teaches
school in Springfield, Mass, Is pass
ing the Christmas recess with her
mother, Mrs Anna p Wood
Joseph Obrien who is a student at
Williams College returned from VII.
Jamestown today 10 spend the Christ
mas holidays at his home here,
Misses Katherine, lima and Agnes
Leahy of Utica are expected here to-
morrow 20 spend Christmas with
heir father John H. Leahy Of the
cottage hotel
Major Rattelle Of Maple street who
has for several months been IN the
mploy of the Statson Brothers OF
Shelburne Falls Mass, has returned
20 his home here.
Rev. Fr Edward Marion, who has
been acting as curate at The Sacred
Heart church and has had charge Of
.he Pownal parish, has been trans
ierred 20 Winooski
The condition Of Miss Agnes Gun
Ian, who has been seriously ill Of
pneumonia is somewhat improved.
rho turning point was apparently
passed early Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs, William Kennon OF
South Royalton, VI. Mr. and Mrs
Louis Kennon Of Amsterdam, y. Y.
and Mrs. r. N. Caudette of Spring.
leid, Mass, are the guests over
Christmas Of Mr. and Mrs Charles
Kennon OF Weeks street
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-23
AN ENDLESS CHAIN

Electricity, after your whole
house has been wired and you can
90 from one room % another by Just
pressing a button and finding the
house q glow OF light is an endless
and inexpensive chain OF comfort
and enjoyment for the whole family.
In the house it turns darkness into
perfect daylight and is one OF the
valuable assets home can have.
Better LET MS figure now on the cost
OF wiring your home. It win be
small Twin State Gas d Electric
Co
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-23
IT IS NOT STRANGE

That so many people eat az La
Fortunes restaurant. The bill OF
fare Is generous aud the prices very
reasonable. Regular dinner at noon.
Many persons wonder how il is pos
sible 10 serve such excellent meat so
cheapiy the cooking els great
Every BIN a relish. Home made cake
and pie. The best quick lunch coun.
ter Is La Fortunes
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-23
MEMORY Will LINeER

Tho best way to delight a friend
is by Swing them something useful,
something that viii stand up and be
OF practical service 10 them for
years TO come. For such articles
you can visit no better place than
Walbridges furniture store. Think
OF the value Of a nice piece Of lurni-
ture, or perhaps a stove. The mem
orv that viii forever exist IN tho
minds OF the person 10 whom YOU
giye such % present viii more than
repay sou for little additional CA.
pousc. Nalhrldge
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-23
rHe LAsT DAYS

You viii find the Roster store
ready with complete stocks loy noh-
day GIFTS Through we have sold
more toys than ever before oUr tos
land represents many useful and
pleasing gifts for both vo4ng and
old at from cents to S59. Tie stock
in fancy linens, aprons. haed BAGS.
ncckwear. hosiery jewellery and
mems nockwesr 'are most complete.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-23
rnr FlFvenr4 rouR

Thor. 1r. .fI lrw hours .ai n
which fa secure pictures for Christ
mss -rnr N' are w1rking 0tat-
tlme % aecoum) daie lato orders aua
tharc waF he i'l q cl'ace iCr lu
10 et' u. COMES stuoio.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-23

The best line Of Domestic sul I'M.
ported fancy 80 oeorioa 10 North Ben
ningion wiu he foaud ~ James b..
Meaghers sore. Fresh oysters Just
received. our goods are always Of
me highest guilty snd W. p;ices
are mslCr1ie.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-23

People use 10 make pork sausage
st home. Everything they put iBlo
the mixture was wholesome and
pure, D, vas nicely seasoned aud Is
had q r.ch nutty delicious taste.
Wen that Is the kind % pork sau-
sege We make today. You viii Ike
our kind. =. IL. McCue. Main and
Union Streets.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-03-05

An old lady was going over the zoo.
md after some time she went up to a
Keeper and tapped him on tie shoul.
Ter with her umbrella. We'll, num-"
'aid the keeper. II want to ash you"
explained the old lady. which OF the
animals In the zoo you consider the
most remarkable" The keeper
scratched his head Tor a while. Then
We'll. num-" he replied, after
careful consideration. as you might
Iay, I've come 20 the conclusion as
he biscuit goes 10 the laughing hy-
ma," Indeed" said the old lady
n surprise; "and why do you consider
ne laughing hyena so remarkable"
We'll. num- answered the geological
Npert, he only has sleep once
week. He only has a meal once
'ear. So what he's got to laugh about
9 a In
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-03-05
Enqllshman Returns a Relic.

The duke OF Sutherland. who has
lust arrived In New York, seems to be
a good sport" He was On the
Olympic when IT was tied up by
strike, and offered TO stoke on the
passage. lie has bought much land In
Canada and is urging his friends to
go there and be real farmers. But the
primary purpose ~ this long journey,
as he proudly announced is to de
liver 10 the New York Yacht club the
sternplece OF the original yacht Amer
lea. which won the famous cup I'm 1851.
On this stcrupicCe there is AN eagle.
With wings spread. and the name Of
the yacht. The old cup winner WAS
remodeled I'm England and the storm
piece was placed over the door OF
hotel In Ryde, Isle OF Wight. rrotty
good for the largest titled land owner
u Great Britain. n.-Chicago Inter Ocean.