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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-08
JUST RECEIVED.

A new Inc of MILDLY Blouses with long sleeves,
band on bottom, lacing up sides, all white or
with collar and cuffs of navy Copenhagen or
red. Ages 8 to IA years. SIPS.
All Wool Sweaters for little fokS-roll collars
pockets and some with beltS-24 to %.
ColorS, red, white Copenhagen and brown. Caps
to match 25c and SOC. $1.00 to $3.50.
Girls All Wool Sweaters, IN red, tan and grey
roll collars and pockets. Fancy weaveS Sizes
% to "a. $500 value-Special, SIPS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-08
TWO HUNDRED NEW ARRIVALS IN
SILK DRESSES

that in style and value are unsurpassed. The
Basque, Semi-BaSque, and Redingote =
showing the tunicS with the Russian Flare,
ACcordian pleats and Circular Flounces-
bring out all the new skirt ideas Materials
are the popular CrepeS, PoplinS and Char
meuSe. Prices range from $3.50 to
$4,000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-08

LAFAY ETTE.-Herbert Edwards
was stabbed in the left side by Bry-
ant SwigeTt, because Edwards was
talking with Swigert's wife. Edwards
will die.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-08
e Great Movements ofFaNMerchandise

things All
ndd goods and making them ready
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-08
Boys Cloth
ing Depart
m e mt = nd
Floor

COATS.
Chinchilla Coats, colorS brown, light or
dark grey-velvet piping-checked Innings.
Ages , to s, at $2.96.
Ali Wool ChinchiIla Coats, wide belts,
pockets, velvet collars, colorS, navy, brown,
copen, light and dark grey. Ages to s
years. Special, $500.
Handsome Astrakan, Corduroy and Inn
ported Chinchilla Coats, all new models, in
black, navy, brown and grey, from $500
to $3.50.
Girls Wool ChinchiIIa Coats in grey navy
and caStor-velvet collars. Wool Corduroy Coats
in navy and Copenhagen-silk braid trimmed
belted backs. to IA years at $500.
Girls Cape and Raglan Coats in plaids and
striped ChevOtS some with black silk braid
trimmings others with a touch of Roman Stripe
Velvet to IA years, $5.95.
Handsome Goats of plain or plaid Zbeline,
some with capeS others with the new circular
skirts and belts. Trimmings of Velvet Plush
plaid. Ages to IA years $7.95, $1,000 and
$3.50.
Girls Rain Capes in checks and plain navies,
also wine. Ages to 4 years. $1.98 and SOS.
Raincoats for Girls and Boys-Raglan sleeves.
grey mixtures. Hats to match 2 pieces for
$2ss
Girls Wool Dresses. Dresses of serge, navy
or brown, trimmed with plaid, Roman stripe or
Braid. Ages to IA years. $3.50 and $2.98.
Dresses of all wool serge In navy. brown or
wine, some with Sailor collar and tie, others with
new roll collar and grdle, many with long tunicS
or SaSheS. Ages to II years. $685. and $500
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-08
SPECIAL CORSET DEMONSTRATION AND
SALE. NOW ON THE BIRD FLOOR.
NEW SILK PETTICoATs FROM $2.ss TO SIS

In MeSSaline and Jer
founceS in pleating of DO
All desirable shades incl
Negro, Russian green-al
for evening gowns.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-08

How TO prevent accidents in mines
and factories, on railroads and in
homes viii be considered by safety
experts from all parts OF the country
when the National Council for Indus
trial Safety meets here oct. -.
What the government can do to
promote safety in industries will be
discussed by II. NJ. Wilson. engineer
in-charge OF bureau Of mines Of Pitts
burgh, Pa.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
KILL THE CA1ARRR
GERM--uSE nY0ME|

IT'S the dircct-to.thc-sPot method
you breathe II. Do not delay and
continue to suffer from catarrh,
head colds. bronchitis or antilles. u
is not only needless and annoys your
friends. but dangerous to your gen
cral health.
Begin the Hyomci treatment a'
once. II is one of the easiest. quick
cst and surcs, ways to clear the head
and quickly and permanently banish
|catarrh.
Hyomei being mcdicatcd air Inn
mediatcly reaches the sore and irrt-
tated membrane and ti.sucs--its an
tiscp,ic and gcrmicidal healing be-
gins at once.
You will surely like Hyomei-its
relief is not only Immediate but last
ing. Money refunded by any drug
gist II you are not satisfied.
Get the complete outfit-sl.o"
size. Druggists everywhere sell Hy-
omci.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03

never has She form-siy
tratfirk-d in the souls 81 unI.rtun-
ate Girls and eomens To-Day she
~oaii be- issffiekins in tn. souls at
men. women ami chIiiTrh sssr sh"
not a military pEisaa-rs she has
b--n the dif-s, .su.- at saos- mis-sy
aud suffering amonss, the wives and
daughters "t coal nln-s. than aaS
human b-inz ue Anop os. so when
u- have To- r.trs ts IL. jaa-. woman
in these columns she siii be kn.sa
oai, ss Mari I.a-s. sa
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
GREAT FUTURE FOR COLORADO
COAL MINING.
rI.hl. s,ar-joasnsi,

rs.-bl. Naf.Juufnsis
itan,Sa>- possibilities tor the tur
iurv et se,si usiaias in Colorado as.
tnin,.a oa, by = writer In The i'.a'
s-s News. uk. declares that ater
state. fssa,sh . field tos the sale os
coosado coal. s.as- OF these states
psr.i,i.- rpAl. bus nol In spfficirns
quantity to na--s tho hat-.- drass.is
Nearly i~-nty hsiiiioa lons OF coal
ar- needed annually 20 sarsiy these
ain- state. in aiditi.a Ia the eight
million that thsy produce. Cai"fat!"
mas a zf-airs ..ai satp'J than any
oshrr state in tho ua,on and eossid
take care al this trade " pfup~f
freight rates -crr in effect. thus
sirjns io iht. state the aasanas~ ts
10. alton entities u to o,-F the Penn
s,i,anta ana other mines nov srsat-
ins the hulk at ,ai. busincsA.
Coal miniax IL enc of the most
Important industsi-. of Colorado and
grows r,afr valuable every year. ssa-
tis;trs show that " has doubled cN'
cry ten years until the value Of sh"
output during the last year reached
twelve million soiissss without any
great effort being made to rn'ars"
the markc, Colorado Goa, 's b-V"m-
,n. more popular than cscr. The
bi,un,inou. and anthracite c"ais OF
thi. slate are the equal Of any pro-
ducei anywhere in thi. country. An
energetic campaign Z" extend their
u.r would result in tremendous dc e
,ciorm-n, cf the Industry In this
.ta,c. An immense market awaits
III. Colorado coal producers. In the
.fort to secure II they deserve hearty
support trpm the rrcP'c and justice
from the railroads.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
THEY "HATE US"..LSH KA BLBBLE

oa yellow Buttons perverted nesthPeee Of the dyaamie
6,, has cone boldly declared sader the usual osEeosa
.rhsa hs, he Kw He informs The public
a.. the bunch Of whose he preeads 10 psesess
k q, pa truth and state the facts He speakesh
rs individually collectively oppobstous terms We are
A.bs Of Journalism haloss Of the "A disgrace 10 the spe
des. etc, etc. aside fon thA, are all right
Poee old Buoas" Abuse from kind fuome flat.
Asy We glory have made We glad that the
brought disgrace the commun'yhe
kv whe have dsed ard Instituted sad carried reign
ousuTy Southern Colorado hate and desPse We graft.
IA beyond athd By the athses hated By the hateful
I'd despised By the despcabe
Old yellow time have been firing your
fud guns Law and order While have been
nsyessy cseu You ino this community at
Se inssaon afraid daylight apparently
Ycur two predecessor oonx the humanity
heame their fhose whom ev and hate
fighting the campaign for bigger and better
Trinidad living the Of fellow raising our
community patronisins the schools Of this good city
The malice which and kind bear toward rec
all good tiscns would recommend us
any abiding community good endorsed check
IA any pleased and proud that despse Here's
hoping you will continue to do 80.
picture which shows the mob reving Christ
d a has been flashed showing the
As vile public who have stamped out crime the cities
driven the public offices hwss eonsriatos
Is prison cells And who malgned and vid
- proud AZ We to be hated and despissd.
The men the brass knueks:
t outlaw Ills the bandits Of the road and the inlns
sins Of the city their paid agent that they
hate Amen. 1h ka bbble
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03

chrooieic.N.~. zoe = month.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
Woleoss.0y,h.

\ PRETTY home Wedding -ss sol
ssnais-d last -srnins at The h.ss- as
MF. aud Ais = ". Wslco,. sss
Fine street. ~hrn their oldest
daughter. Ro.r y. Vas uHisci IN
rnssrias. To wiiiisH. u. or'hs The
ceremony ~ss lSsteFmed by the Rev.
Frank W. nr-tnail in the presence o'
the Immediate family s.d on- su-s'.
u. ". Mcrii-john.
Mis-. oF,h has al~ay. lived In
Trinidad and has great many
fri-sis. 81. IL graduate Of the
Trinidad iiizh school and Ia popular
in local social circles. Mr. os'h Is
Interested In the Trinidad Garage.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
Tn M claAs.

The regular moh,hly devotional
'n-.tinz OF Ih. TH Np Class of sh-
PRESBYTERIAN Sunday F.hDai uss h-,.i
las, nishs a, tho h.n~ at Ais. Insh
Cooley The subivst Zoe discussion
~as The Ideal chFisiian-ttis Life.
based on scripture s-t-srn.-s aaa a
general discussion followed the re-
marks made by the sariaas n'-suh~f.s
The m--Iins ~as a spirited one 's"a'
start TO siaish aad osny good idcas
~.ru sis.n Ly The boys
\ sp-sia !-aiurv of last nights
.--~,ins ga. th- r-sains Of a letter
from O--n Richards. a TIL Mu boy
ahs ls n.p in the university at Coz
iun,bian. Missouri. sni who has de-
.id-a To study tor tho ministry
The following program ~as ziscn'
rrayes-Mi.s Rush Cooley
Talks: The Ideal Christian. IA,
His Hah,, Of Prayer: Sd, Ills iIisi-
study Henry nsssisf.
Musle-Savr.i BY Grace.
,ci Ills Church Ns(radsnec-1ack
Gordon.
III. sunday-wiii Thomas.
aiu.ic-Thoush Your Sins be az
Scarlet.
,v Ills Amu.cs,cst.-Je- Wheel
-r.
Mu.ic-Thr.~ Out the lifeline.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
HrsIAsKA.IowA DoUHDA1Y
DIRUTE - 0T1LD

l.issoia. Nsb.. Apsit 5.-The boaa-
diary linz br,~r~a the ssst~S ut Ne.
hsaska aaa ssuva'Ss sst eAsns-d BY
asuisioa il tho chsan~i of the Ats.
.oast river. according 10 = decision
o. tho Nebraska supsvn- soasi 10.
iay. The question uas srnd-s-d In
a sasr appealed from Dakota esaasy
Wherein .ni, ~a. brought To qusct
title 10 isad bc,~e-a the abandoned
ehanaei @. the river ssd It's present
channel.
Tac Nebraska court held that u
had no Jurisdiction In the case ssd
that the land ~ss a part of Wood
ausy so,nsy. Iowa. and not acsciioss
to the riparian land. claimed by the
Nebraska piaia'iff. The eoust hosds
that the boundary line between the
t~o states follows gradual sad im-
pcsrcplibic ehaascs in the main
Shahaci of the river.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03

uD III. s~fsi.- fos cbrial-Niss
ttaih Cuoi-4.
tt-adSns ot letter from Ou~a
richards
\ .ariai ha-if AMI s-ss-sl meats
followed Tho program.
Those present ~vs- Jos Wheeler.
John sis,p.on. Martin shepard. Hom-
or caEs-,s. iisrmaa Msasholi. Carl
ii~ss-s ti-esy is~ssiss. jsrA Gasdoa.
VIII Thomas. John Rayaer. M,ks
Iasn. ihpaa!i Mssi.is~s. Will Mac
Liver. t.rsii- Meii-asy saa George
Mcisx.rs
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
"MY FRIEND VILLA"
A v.na. I. known BY the company she kssps.

y woman d BY the company she keeps.
In letter snuyge the county Jail Wssenbusx and re-
iivea by Attorney Hawkns counsel for the und Nine
NAe Of America Mary Jones r4eEs the no'oFoss Ae1
n. r.bel chief Francisco va fesd Villa 1hs
angel regards ayes Of hundreds the alleged easen
ope. Of william and other forega sissas her ideal
kaa How keeping With her aeesdiaIy u'sssaae daring
the strike her Affections
villa ,ebsi Asxeo who is seeking 10 overthrow
ssssssa according Dispatches has captured Tor
ro. .f,s, great held hero By the woman now
1, the custody Of waesbu Down in her heart the
Je,.. ~hosr hands sAaed
with blood
1. Msxes The ased sgao has during her oss career before The
a, i.,.. Of issusea sos'hsa coersdo ~ss
S.ess,. Of aeaaiAsy esuAs that she first arrested n 1n
I, January prisoaes month"; because d hes
susihy that she eoafsaed at Wssenea
How public ook vho hes sP n
fse WOMAN and who In her letters gsea Pssno
ssos ep<a villa hs the border aaa speaks
,,d, n beo a. ends uaqEessaaby this eadosses
IL as beody Villa smp,oyas Mexico force rec
oss,os q Colorado Il wssd therefore that oov
dangerous to b a hxe
Nv fsad villa" Why my faead Harry 1sseJ ~hs
,e,,ssl the country Aso' Why y Ny ad The
S,k,svs whe divsss hosS hoaesses Tor ysa ana
j.n, villa the outlaw Mother Jeaes deslher sweetheart
bssAapL
h any wonder people Of Colombo dssssa With shs
ehsS, Of an ors.sea that this the highest plane
his vsaa described xees In her solitude the soey
vesesses Of q bandit in ncxiee
vSeuA
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
SOMETHING ASoSr oSornr." JONES
| MontrosePrcss:

MontrosePrcss:
The use of Mother" AZ a prefix
to Mother Jones. when referring to
the woman labor agitator. 10 tabooed
from this on in the columns Of the
Press. and every paper In the United
States with a grain Of self respect
should do likewise. The use Of that
cndcarins title to her Is slandcr up
on the good name OF that dear soul
who brought us into the world.
Mother" stands for everything that
is rich and pure and good and noble.
The Jones woman does not stand Tor
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
With State Editors
>

Under the caption. 'Soeiabiiity
business" the Pueblo Chieflain pub
fishes an editorial today which Is a
splendid boost for the proposed Colo
ratio To Texas automobile tour in
which Trinidad is Interested. II out
lines the benefits Ia be derived from
the tour. a sentiment In which III"
good boosters OF. this city heartily
join.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
IT IS TO LAUGH
When will old yellow Bu,ton,., be consistent,

When old yellow Buttons be consistent
The the hook for the famv Journal because
tie cN published speech Judge O. Horhcu delivered last
Saturday night This practice o the
rHren,ly a violation the constitution Of the United States
Bin Diamond the guiding spirit Of the little old family
furns Yet did column laid ont under
e head on Tuesday night Yea verify did and marved
mayhap .
shamei noospaper and typsettng
cne he with immunity leaving his ubscribers to
bS the sak Oh Justce art hou7 Oh MoGary! Where
Il thy abiding place attorney would like to know
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
= SOCIETY NEWS =
. = - = . = = = = - =
Card Of Thanks.

We .ish ts thank all the Gri-a Is
sai h-ishb"rs fog syH,paihy sha.n
us aai assistance r-nsl-s-i daring
IN" Illness and death %. "us habs
daughter Particularly i. &c 'hans
The S-omens-N AMI Mrs caas. y.
Mckins
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
Nsesaeees Ea,es,aiameai.

kaish,s a.a Ladies' OF Ma..sbr~s
-iii siS- an -a,-ssainm.ai M.aaay
aisht. April 6. at Castle Hall at
= y Ia. Ther- ~ili be pr"sram
asa an eisses supper. All nsinh~rs
arc insis-si ia saHs- and hstns ih~is
Hi.-. End friends l.. seab~r.
Commander: wr.. us,an. u. X. {:
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03

lie is a progressive yoahs ih.in-.A
man. --ii ina-n and -Nis-m-is
|rslaiar thrua sho.i, the city
Tho Suans .uipi- left las, nisht
saf B-h,uF -hsE- ,hos -ssi spend
lbsa, t-o A--ks before s-sufniIs 'o
their n-N home
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Sales: Between Boards-29 Olaa
I5Hj Is. 10 Honokaa Az. Session
Sales Pioneer, 24A; 10, 10 Eva
81.
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MEN
REINSTAIED BY
Government

Employees OF the local federal imuli.
graf on station TO the number OF eight
who were given indeterminate fur
loughs without pay, by Inspector-in.
Charge Richard L. Halsey November
80, upon Instructions from Washing,
ton, have been taken back into the ser
vice through the provisions set forth
In d cable despatea which Mr.. Halsey
yesterday received from the national
capital.
The employees whose fnrloughs
have been cancelled arc J. S, Cavaco.
Walter F.eidgrave, Manusl Spencer,
F. II. Tranquada, Dan. Naeoie, r. K.
Naralau, John A. Swain and Edwin
Farmer. These employees were asked
to temporarily sever their connection
with the local station when word was
received by Mr.. Halsey that, becaus2
of the decrease in Immigration due to
the European war, The government
found 1t necessary to cut down expens,
es. No reason is given why the de-
rart1nent at Washington has rescind'
ed its first order. =
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Men WHO RAN DOWN
sol DlERS Indie TED
By THE GRAND JURY

The territorial grand jury returned
three indictments late yesterday after.
noon. Michsel Zeaiones and antonio
Fragas are accused OF running down
two soldiers from Fort Shafter the
might Of October 20 and badly injurfng
both but failing to stop their automo.
bile and ascertain the entent of their
victims injuries The injured men are
Mike Monahaii ana Lewis Hefnecke.
Monalan, who Deiongs to Co. d, End
Infantry, has ,almhst entirely recover
ed from his physical hurts, but his
mind is affected, and he IS stfn under
treatment ait the Department Hospital,
Fort Shafter. Whether he will be sent
10 the mainland, or ..1epi here, depends
On the turn which HIS case may take
In the near future. lzss d s5ss..s- sssa x.
Victoriano Ramon was indicted for
first degree burglary and Pedro de la
Cruz for first degree larceny. -
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DAILY REMINDERS
Round the. Island in auto $500.

Round the Island in auto $500.
Lewis. Stables. Phone 2141.-Adv.
Delicious homemade cake and can
.dy at ST. Clements sale Saturday
Biaisden building ADV.
Orders for green Christmas trees
are now being taken by Henry May
& Co. Place your order in person or
telephone them, 1271.-Adv.
What better than piece of rich
crystal for gift?3 See the ,fasctnat-
ing display Of cut and engraved glass
at Wall & Dougherty's store. /"
That display of 3G-lb. pals of brok,
en- mixed and assorted candies at Hen
~ May & Cos furnishes an interest,
ing Christmas hint for schools, etc
ADV. IT..
The public is invited to visit the
store Of Henry May & Co. to see the
tempting display of Lowney's assorted
chocolates in beautiful boxes and fan,
cy baskets.-Adv. " r. .-s
The modern, sure, economical and
best way to ensure q good-percentage
hatch land without fuss, bother or at
tention-is to use the Petaluma cleo
trics incubator California Feed Go.
Trent Trust Co. have some interest
ing facts to put before all who are
paying remit See their real estate
department ABOUT having a home of
ycur own and paying for it as you are
now paying rent. Il ~ -
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BY AUTHORITY.
Notice to the public.

The Board of Supervisors of the
Ctr and Epllnty Of Honolulu. Terrific
" 0f Hawaii. desires that all claims
whatsoever incurred by the City and
County, through any OF its depart
ments, be filed with such departments
on Or before TUESDAY, December %,
1914, without fail.
BY order Of the board Of Supervis-
scfs, per
.. KALAUOKALANI. JR..
City and County Clerk.
6t)22-Dec 10. IL. ~.
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pIylpENps.

Dec. 10. Hutchinson ..15,. Paauhau
10, Wailuku ls50.
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Furnished cottage and light house
keeping rooms; all conveniences;
electric lights; bath. running water;
short distance from Rostoffiee. Mod
crate, tlanzel place, Fort and. Vine
yard. Tel. 15.l 5994.tf
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Say this tofthe chemist: My head
aches a boxaof Shac, please Take
a wafer while there-takes but sec
ond, relief IN q minute. advertise
|meit.
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MERGANTILE. { Bid. Asked.
& Baldwin,Ltd 1870 $40
~ T1.~ss-. q IsN+
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Honolulu Stock Exchange

Thursday, Dec. II.
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NoTTcE.

Dec. 10.-A special dividend of 6oc
per share win be paid by the o. R., &
L. Co. on December IS.
Beginning Jan. 20, 1915, Onomea
Sugar Co. win pay regular dividend
of I per cent per month.
At q meeting Dec. 81 the directors
of HaW'n Agricultural Co. voted d
special Dividend OF 81 per cent, pay
able Dec. 30. Beginning January 90,
1916. the regular dividend WIN be /
per cent per month.
Latest sugar quotation: 96 deg. test,
3.s9 cts. or 80 per ten. i
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-07-16

NktSSatSt AASss
TPosed by Collins and Baker, Athletics.1
did not fail to note that Red Lynch
was scheduled to work in the opening
game against the tailenders.
Lynch threw his w game away In
the seventh inning and again Hart
wells wild throwing to bases contrib.
uted to the defeat. That night the pri.
vate detective followed Red. saw him
meet Sam Levine on a street corner
and watched the couple disappear into
the back room Of a saloon. Five min
utes later Jake Hartwell walked into
the place. bought a glass of beer and
entered the back room.
The next morning Joe Flannery sum-
moned both men to the Office.
Ppm on" be said grimly. "Tou
needn't say a word; I've got you with
the goods. both Of you. l know the
mau you did business with; I know
where you went to cut the money.
If it wasn't Tor stirring up a dirty mess
in the papers I'd have you blacklisted
and kicked out Of baseball, but I'm not
going to ruin the attendance this sea-
son just for a pair Of thieving rats like
you. 1 don't care where you go, so long
as you get out of this town quick, and
you can bet your life that if either one
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-07-16

est home run ever : in Arizona.
And just as the White lin point a
biotted out by the line of the fence,
just as the three base runners were
getting under way. just as 1000 wild
men and came up in Il cheer
ing wave, just as Tom Blake'S new
cigar slipped down inside his speckled
waistcoat, the first great drops Of rain
began to whisper to the Shingied roof.
Silver Bill Barrett. the umpire. a
the last man to leave the diamond.
Pausing an instant at the plate, he
looked at his watch. and. in Il STEM
torian voice which sounded above the
bowling wind and the pelting rain,
Silver Bill called time.
Oily Tom Blake seized the dripping
umpire as he hoisted himself into the
stand.
Its called off. amt it," demanded
the gambler anXiously. at oughtn't
to go unless they play the full nine
innings"
Silver Bill reached into his hip pock-
ct and brought out Il we'll thumbed
volume.
Rule a, section L." he beloved.
"If it rains for half an hour l have,