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The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-04-17

Tis not what we have, but what
we enjoy that makes us happy
+. f. Palsgrovc and wife of limo;
were in the Cape Tuesday on
shopping trip.
Elmer Brown of Whitewater came
to the Cape Tuesday to do some
trading.
d. A. Drum n prominent merchant
Of Oak Ridge had business in the
Cape Tuesday.
J. II. jenkins of Advance spent
Tuesday in the Cape transacting
business.
The jurors serving in the U. S.
Circuit Court in session here this week
are being accommodated at the
Riverview hotel.
John E. Marhall and j. II. Yount
of Sikeston came to the Cape Tues
day to look after some business
matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Elman
of St. Louis were in the Cape on a
business trip Tuesday.
Geo. W. Rayhill of Warrensburg
spent Tuesday in the Cape looking
after business interests.
G.. b. Gather, well known citi-
zen of Commerce, was in the Cape
Tuesday attending to some business
affairs.
c. A. Vandivort of Jackson was in
the Cape Tuesday to present some
matters to the City Council at their
meeting Tuesday night.
J. T.. Mcclure j. L. Hedges and
Joseph Bunch of Mcclure, ILL.,, were
in the Cape transaeting business
Tuesday.
Squire Dannemiler Of Kelso was
in the Cape Tuesday with big load
of fat hogs which he disposed of to
L. A. Miles of this city
Mrs Fred Grossheider and daugh-
ter Mrs. Fred Keller of Gordonville
were in the Cape on a shopping trip
Tuesday.
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-04-17
County Notes ;
By c. Nj. McWilliams,
Farm Adviser.

Cape County has never been her
AIDED for the production of alfalfa
seed, but last fall Moritz Wagner of
Neely's Landing harvested. five shells
of good seed from the fourth cutting
of his alfalfa patch, Incidentally
this field has been in alfalfa for the
past eight years.
r. L. Eronaberger, of Oak Ridge
who won first on cowpeas at the
National Corn Show, held at Dallas,
Texas was surprised when he heard
the news. A State Institute lecturer
who judged the loca show at Oak
Ridge last fall was responsible for
the peas being shown. The entire
incident goes to show that often what
we have is as good or better than
the best and sometimes we don't
appreciate the fact.
Prof. p. M. Brandt, returned
to Columbia Sunday after delivering
an illustrated lecture on the selection
of the dairy COW at Campster School,
Fruitland, Appleton, Oak Ridge and
Pocohoutas He was unable to keep
his engagement ut New Wells be-
cause of unfavorable weather, Prof.
Brandt has visited the county three
times and intends to return in June
and visit the clubs he was unable
to reach this time. He speaks highly
of che people he has met in Cape
County.
When the blossoms open is the time
ia spray apples for the cooling
moth and other insects. When the
! blossoms open the caly or blossom.
end is open and the spray can get
| into the cavity. When the bloom
falls the cavity is closed and spray
! ing is less cffcctual. The most com
mon spray is Bordeaux Mixture which
is composed Of four pounds Of copper
sulphate, four pounds of freshly
burned lime and 80 gallons Of water
Two pounds of arscnatc Of leaC
added to above makes it more effcc
tive for biting insects,
That the silo is rapidly coming int
favor here and has proved it., sci
to he an economic factor in fccdinl
cattle is beyond doubt. larr
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-04-17

MIS- IcHTy ONeTDeCh OF BurlOruS-
vile is visiting Mrs. Guy Deck
Louis Hoffmeister has moved in
| the Morgan house in West jackson.
T. ID. Hines went to the Cape
Monday to transact some business.
Minnie AlthenthaI Of Fornfet is
visiting her parents in this city.
Manuel Kief of the Cape was the
guest Of Louis Kies Monday.
Theo. and Eugene Obermiller re-
turned home from Oran Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Taylor of the
| Cape spent Sunday with relatives.
Sherley Smith of limo is visiting
friends for few days.
George Landsman of Blomeyer
arrived Saturday to visit relatives.
G. Fennimore of Bertrand Mo-,
returned home Saturday.
Or. jenkins has purchased himself
an automobile.
Wilson Seibert of ST. Louis was in
town Tuesday.
An auto load Of Marble Hill citi-
! zens came to Jackson Tuesday to
attend the funeral of W H. Miller
Herbert Collier of Ark, is the guest
of his mother, Mrs. Collier and sister
| Mrs. Althca Pulls
Miss Alma Koihne will give her
pupils a dance at the Army Hall,
Thursday evening.
Bob Pencil the son of Gustaf
Pencil who is living in Chicago was
the proud father of another son.
Mrs. Ed Seabaugh left for the Cape
Monday where she will visit her sis
ter Mrs. Tom Taylor.
Rev. Nelson and family of Bonnie
Terrc arrived Tuesday to be the
guest of Rev. Carnett and family.
Miss Nora Steck of the Cape who
is stenographer for Buckner RagsdaIe
store came home to spend Easter
with relatives.
A fine boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Taylor Sunday. Mr.. Tay-
lot and family are now residents of
the Cape.
Miss Maude Daley returned home
home from the Cape Sunday where
she has been visiting friends for
few days.
W. A. Trickey and family are pre-
pairing to move to Oak Ridge this
week where Mr., Trickey vii probably
engage in business.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sachse and Mr..
and Mrs. John Sachse are going to
the cutoff Monday to see what
luck they will have in fishing.
Jackson's first team of Base ball
were to go to Fredericktown Saturday
but had to postpone it on account
of the bad weather.
Misses Frieda and Christine Med
ley of Poplar Bluff attended the fun
eral of their uncle, W. II, Miller,
Tuesday.
, Charley LaPicrre of Jefferson City
came home Tuesday to be at his
, uncle's funeral W H. Miller of the
Cape.
Miss Marie Schaefer entertained
: at her home a few of her friends with
a supper Tuesday evening. Those
present were Maude and Rosamond
Daley and Ruby and Pearl Beattie.
: Miss Myrtle Cramcr and Earl
: Bowman were married at the brides
home Tuesday morning by Rev, f.
I W. Garnet The couple were both
quite young and were pupils Of the
=, high school
They vii! make their home at
| I,ril1 url
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-04-17

AMI CAFE COUNl1 HEhALD
River falling Gauge reads Is feet.
Mrs. +. Ehlcr of Chaffee was in
the Cape on shopping trip.
A. NJ. Spradling of Jackson was a
Cape visitor Tuesday.
c. NJ. Wylie of Commerce, paid
the Cape business visit Tuesday.
l.. +. Williams of Pocohontas, Ark,
paid the Cape visit Tuesday.
Walter Zoll of Rombauer paid the
Cape business visit Tuesday.
Mrs. W. F. White of Leora, was
a Cape visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Alsop of St.
Louis were Cape visitors Tuesday.
II. Mabrey of Jackson paid the
Cape a hurried visit Tuesday.
Hazel Miller of Portageville was a
Cape visitor Tuesday.
Mary C. LaPierre of Oran, spent
Tuesday in the Cape.
James McPheeters of Benton had
business in the Cape Tuesday.
+. J. Cunningham of CarutheTsville
is in the Cape on business trip.
There was meeting of the Trades
Council Tuesday night.
J. c. Graham of Blodgett was in
rhe Cape Monday on court matters.
II. L. Bowman of Longtown was a
Cape visitor Tuesday.
II. W. Davis of Perryvilo paid the
Cape business visit Tuesday.
/ Anton Glueck of Kelso was in the
Cape Tuesday on a trading trip.
Emanuel Kinder of Sturdivant had
business in the Cape Tuesday.
G.. L. Beeching of Anderson, Ind,
is in the Cape on business this week.
J. r. Morton of Neelys Landing
was in the Cape Tuesday on business.
J. A. Clark of Morehouse had busi-
ness in the Cape Tuesday.
W. L. Crane Of Decatur, ILL.,, was
a Cape visitor Tuesday
". H. Higgins of Bloomfield was
a Cape visitor Tuesday.
NJ. R.. Thrower of Advance wa;
a Cape visitor Tuesday.
Mona Spears of Advance was il
the Cape Tuesday
G. L. Webb of Zalma was in thu
Cape on a business trip Tuesday
Thomas r. Gibson of Springfield,
was in the Cape Tuesday attending
to business interests.
. +. o. SChade of Frohna and Judg
Edw d Hays of Jackson were bust
ness visitors in the Cape Tuesday
John Heisercr of Scott Count,
came to the Cape Monday with
load of stock for Z. A. Miles.
, T. ". Harris, prominent merchan
of Daisy, hsd business in the Cp
Tuesday
of Advance were transaCting bushes
in the Cape Tuesday.
; Robert Story and Frank Whitehea,
of BrowNwood, had business in tn
Cape Tuesday.
5 J. f, Penney of PuXico, came to tn
Cape Tuesday to attend to some bus
ness matters.
e b. J.. Modesith of ST. Gcnevicv
came to the Cape Monday on a bus
ness trip.
e Eugene Walker Of Sturdivant is
,. the Cape this week attending
some court matters.
e J. b. Darling of Coldwatcr is
$. the Cape this week doing Jun
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-04-17

has moved to this city,
\ complete line Of toilet articles
at Jones, Broadway and Spanish. Is
G.. A. Coombs of Piggott, Ark,
Is in the Cape on a business trip.
Stella Burton of ldalia was in the
Cape Monday on bsincss matters.
]. c. Graham and John Peal of
Blodgett are Cape visitors this week.
V. V. Wright Of Campbell has bust
So in the Cape this week.
c. L. Reynolds and wife of Chaffcc,
ere Cape visitors Monday.
j. r. Williams of Fornfclt, paid the
Cape business visit Monday.
j. n. Moore and G. NJ. Hall of
Dexter are Cape visitors this week.
Butcher Sporting Of Jackson, was a
Cape visitor Monday.
A. j. Crawford of Brentwood had
business in the Cape Monday.
Walter 5. Hosea of Green Brier
was Cape visitor Tuesday.
II. NJ. Mcintosh of Dexter is in
the Cape on a business trip.
j. b. Darling of Coldwatcr spent
Monday in the Cape transacting
business.
+. A. Miles shipped out to st.
Louis carload of hogs and a car
load of cattle Tuesday.
l.. NJ. Henson, John =. French and
j, n. Little of Poplar Bluff are in
the Cape this week on legal business.
Judge II. L. Alexander returned
Monday night from hurried bust
ness trip to st. Louis.
Charles LaPcrrc, formerly of Jack
son, now Of jefferson City, was II Cape
visitor Monday.
ID. G.. Collier Of Gideon and j. a.
lark of Morehousc are Cape visitors
lis week.
j. $. Frazier a prominent citizen
Kcnnctt, is in the Cape this week
ooking after business matters
+. ID. Baughn, grocery salesman
from Canalou, is in the Cape on II
business trip.
W. II. Wilson Of Maiden, is in the
Cape this week attending to some
court requirements.
Steamer Cape Girardcau arrived
at the Cape Tuesday morning at
8 o'clock with big cargo.
Geo. W. Rayhll and p. ID. Fitch
of Warrcnsburg were in the Cape on
business Monday.
X. l.. Dean of Advance came to
he Cape Monday to look after some
BUSINESS matters,
W. A. Russell, prominent mcr-
chant of Ncclys Landing came to
the Cape Tuesday to look after some
business matters.
The city authorities should look
after the bad place in the sidewalk
where the c. G ~ n. tracks pass
under Good Hope street.
DR.. W. H. Russell Of Scnath is
in the Cape this week, being wit
ness in case coming up in the |. >
Court
b. f. Brcwington, formerly princi
pal Of the Lilbourn shcool7, now {
prominent merchant and druggist
of that city, is in the Cape this wccI
witness in the L, 5. Circuit Court
A. H. Lewis of Sutton, Ncbro an,
NJ. l.. Lewis Of Newton, Iowa, ar
in the Cape on their return iron
Hunter where they have been look
ing after big land deal.
John >mcltcr, prominent larmc
from near Donphan, came to tn
Cape Monday in answer to sun
mon, demanding his services us
juror. te wa. cEcu-od, however, AN
returned o Lis home Tuesday.
G. l.#.rs . .v. route na
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-04-17

| huihby iut SdDts
G, G. Newell of Marble Hill, was
a Cape visitor Sunday.
Bert Ratledge of Delta paid the
Cape a business visit Saturday.
Charles Martin of St. Louis is
looking around in the Cape.
W. A. Adams of Sikeston has bust
ness in the Cape this week.
Perry Crider of Morehouse was a
Cape visitor Saturday.
l.. Hodges of Morehouse had
business in the Cape Saturday.
s. A. Stafford of Lafayette, Ind,
is in the Cape on business trip.
M. J. Barter and wife of Sikeston
are Cape visitors this week.
U. S. Federal Court convenes here
today.
j. II. Watkins came up from Oran
Friday on a stock dealing trip.
p. Harland of Fronfelt had bust
ness in the Cape Saturday.
Marion Wade of Benton was
business visitor in the Cape Saturday.
Charley Spalding of Benton had
business in the Cape Saturday.
Charles Taylor of Puxico, had bust
ness in the Cape Saturday.
Charles Marley of Neelys Landing
spent Sunday in the Cape
Perry Order of Sikeston paid the
Cape business call Saturday.
Peter NJ. Hinkle we'll known mer-
chant of Oak Ridge had business
in the Cape Tuesday
Jesse +. Angle and Carey Wilson
of Advance were Cape visitors Tues
day.
Emory DELPHI prominent citi-
zen from the North partSt the County
was in the Cape ona business trip.
S. l.. Bowman OF Advance was in
the Cape Tuesday looking after bust
ness interests.
G. w. Sanders of Perryville was
in the Cape on business, trip Satur-
day.
w. II. Johnson of Poplar Bluff
transacted business i'll the Cape Satur-
day.
MAY DeNere ol ot' LOUIS was eaii1''
to the Cape Saturday on a business
trip.
Harry Wagner lett sunday iol
Morehouse to install some electrical
machinery.
NJ l.. hunter and VIE OF CAIRO
spent saturday III the NaPe on
Charles Mason OF 'ahduser passet
through the cape saturday on hl
FRANK Suoke, ZIMMERMAN LION
ST. Louis had business IN the Cap
A. H. lwente' a travelling salesman
OF CAIRO, Is stopping IN the Cape 10
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-04-17

A. W. Fields of Portagevillc was a
Cape visitor Monday.
j. A, league of Campbell is in
the Cape on legal business this week.
h. c. Lewis of Poplar Bluff has
business in the Cape this week.
George Davis of Puxico transacted
business in the Cape Monday.
Charles Clayton of Lilbourn is in
the Cape this week on legal business.
Geo. +. Conrad of Marble Hill
is in the Cape on business this week.
Henry Meier of jackson was a
Cape visitor Monday.
f. A. Armstrong of Poplar Bluff
had business in the Cape Monday.
VIM. Haas of Sikeston paid the
Cape a business call Saturday.
r. Mitchell of Oran was Cape
visitor Saturday.
J. G. Prather of Advance paid the
Cape a hurried business call Saturday.
7. G. Roberts and wife of Mingo
were Cape visitors Monday,
a. Jaeger of Jackson was in the
Cape Sunday.
II. A. Caldwell of Hine, Mo-,
had business in the Cape Saturday.
G.. ii. Dover of Illmo was Cape
visitor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Children of Perry
vile were in the Cape Saturday.
d. Hughes of Paris, Ky, was a
Cape visitor Saturday.
J. T. Holt of Campbell arrived in
the Cape Sunday.
IL. l.. Doty of Little Rock is in
the Cape on business "Trip.
Charles Scott of Charlottesville was
a Cape visitor Saturday.
Ira Davis and W. NJ Welch of
Mingo have business in the Cape this
week.
Val Perkins an attorney from Lii
bourn is in the Cape this week,
attending court
Miss l.. tombstone of Charlottesville
is in the Cape this week on bust
ness trip.
Adam Cox, prominent young
farmer from Arbor is in the Cape
this week attending court,
T.. j. Hunt of East Prairie is in
the Cape serving as a iuryman this
week.
S. p. PrcBnell of Marble Hill,
sheriff of BoIlingcr County is in the
Cape on business trip.
Geo. NJ. Baker of Van Buren, and
John f. Smczcr of Doniphan are
in the Cape this week, jurymen
in the L. S. Court,
r. W. Robson, chief of police of
Hayti, is in the Cape this week, a
witness in the L. S. Court now in
| session.
II. l.. Knapton, the Monotypc man
left for ST. Louis Tuesday Afternoon
| after spending ScNtidl hdS III 'h'
Cape on a business trip.
Mrs. Steck, wife of farmer liv
ing on the old Taylor place abou
six miles in the country was brough
to the hospital Tuesday afternoon
in the Lorberg ambulance.
II. +. Badger, city marshal OF Lii
bourn, is in the Cape this week,
witness in the case wherein RalpI
Brcwington, Geo. Wallace and EIme
Cline are accused Of robbing the pos
office mt LilboUrn.
Frank Ruth let the contract MOnda
for new residence on North Eli
street between Independence an
ThcmiS. Hugo Pfstcrcr was awardc
the work and will begin at oncC
The building i, to be Of brick an
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-04-17

Want Ads will give you results
in the Tribune,
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-04-17

T. ID. Hines went to the Cape
Monday to transact some business.
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-04-17

Charles Lanphcr q well known
stockman and farmer from Advance,
passed through the Cape Saturday
night on his way to st. Louis with
"a shipment of cattle.
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-04-17

Louis Hoffmeister has moved in
the Morgan house in West Jackson.
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-04-17

Minnie Althenthal of Fornfelt is
visiting her parents in this city.
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-04-17
JCAKSON NEWS

Mrs. Henry Overlook of Burfords-
vile is visiting Mrs. Guy Deck
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-04-17

Charley LaPicrre of Jefferson City
came home Tuesday to be at his
uncle's funeral, W. H. Miller of the
Cape.
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-04-17

Misses Fricda and Christine Med
ley of Poplar Bluff attended the fun
eral of their uncle, W. II. Miller,
Tuesday.
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-04-17

Miss Marie Schaefer entertained
at her home a few of her friends with
a supper Tuesday evening Those
present were Maude and Rosamond
Daley and Ruby and Pearl Beattie,
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-04-17

Jackson's first team of Base ball
were to go to Fredericktown Saturday
but had to postpone it on account
of the bad weather.
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-04-17

Tis not what we have, but what
we enjoy that makes us happy
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-04-17
Local and Personal

August Wagner Of Chester, ILL.,.
has moved to this city
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
4 woRx1vo PaEs1prrr

rrsssAsns Wilson 1. aae at the
hardest worker. sso ever or.u,is.i
ih. Waite iioa.-. tSs and sish,.
hardly isssiss kin.-is sapos,aaiss
so rat of sleep. he has Devoted him,
self to IN. is.m-saos. task. OF the
t;os essass,.
TIL. uarrsattiiaz p~fsoasi siiss.
lion o. the fs-sia-st 10 the details
AZ we'll as shs !ass- s-oii.i-~ ot sss .
sfasprnt. u aa. os the chief fessoss
Of ID. immea.e smoasS b. has br-h
able 10 sssoapiiss siss- his isausss.
stisns Tariff sefssm. the eaffsssS
las. the iasune sss. the fosmaiAtbos'
Of a. insesassioasI 'so~ssise which
ssnks with the Moasu~. defiaistsa nj
The policy Of The sptesnmeas With &c.
gard To business. The messages detis.
cred To coass->.. aud the vast mss<
Of other matters OF Importance whiea
necessarily sone usa~s u. sssusis,
os the rsvsidsst. fosa = .aap~sdos1s
record 81 arhi~s~m~ss for the sev
noa;h. in uhish rs~~id~ss wiisos
ha. s-~a IN Office at wa.hinfson.-
From National Moa,hiy.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
NLiY SUNDAY P1AiSID
At METHODIST coNHElIuCI

Nee York. Arsi! s.-re ssaie-
meni al IN. &. y. iiosSeli that ,hs
Methodist church hsd se-d ot such
rcsissiisss a. siiiy Sunday ~ss ~.
eeitcd with esshustsssu ai the Mes
fosk eoafetrate' Of. the Methodist
church. no~ In s~ssioa herr. This
Il directly At variance With the
judsmrnt of tho New York east eoa.
ference which sceeasiy met ss Noaas
vrrnoa and abolished its evsaseits-
tic eommissioa with tho s,aicnsai
that the DAYS Of the o,d.fashinasd r.
ti.siisss are over.
In an cuioey n nilly Sunday yes.
tcsdsy. Dr. G. y. BoswelI. repscsea.
ting the heard of home Mis.ioas aad
church extension. departed from the
conventional Ian euasc of the pulpit:
u take Oft my hst to him. he
said. "secause he has shown that Ne
can deliver the goods. tie he's COS.
verted more people into good chria.
iisns than all the ress Of us put to.
eeihcr. don't approve Of all his
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
I'M HAf.u nuAcI
isasssi os III. Asssisss Medical ~.
sneiAtiohs


isasssi os III. Anssisss Medical ~.
snciAsioas
s-ssyoss taows ihss o. hsi.,ss
r-'ihs esu,ruaiss several iassss ~.
suad the hrta of . susrAs's hss n .
s.rasee at danger 10 ssyuae is elas~
psusiaily 10 the wesf~s ot The Pie.
prohsbly 10 os~ s~es The ooee ~
ioas consequences - fsvausally ~
the eye spestsiisss So0ssi0O sAe
ssJasy ,uas.sss Of . mere sentsA.
uhseh heals readily sa1 lsasss -
|r~sassshs ast.ss. o. the SiAss sSsA.
every nou ssa thea the srssteh ~.
|som~s saf-~,sd and s~ssnus i0pais.
mess of sight. IL nos srsaAl ioss q
the eye s-sailss Ose ~ho has seeo
these had s-.ai,. u forever alarmed
for himseif and ashsss ~hea he erss
= rrusuiiaf has.ris tpiat 10 .
crowded ssr Of ihestee toAAy ~
eherrves people afe sIoe~ly esUW6e4
together. II ought not 10 be ssesp-
sAsy To rsss las. To ,ses~ni such o..
cidrass. hut - The sumb~s ot ssssh
eases docs Got decrease II wouA oeta
to b. desirable TO make The wearing
of shorter hat.pias oSltoAsee3.
There are devices oa the MARKET Tor
covering and psoscssias the cad os
. hai.pla which arc effective sa1 IL.
rsp~asiee. Any je~ei~r -ss sAosssN
= loas hsi.pia 10 . fee aianies ~ n
coat ot fc~ scat.. ssi thereby. ~.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03

1, !. ..s. To .Ay ,has Old ssnil~s.
a ,hi.nes.ous phIch i. a.~ the guest
Of tn. City Of N-s York. ~ill ass.s
sc, another chance To look on ~his'
KEY shea /; /. smt-ef. All the AMI
nal. in skc Crsis.I Park Ion arc 60
ins 10 ~ess the ~hi;c ribbon h-sesf.
trf. The head keeper promised this
several day. ago after the ihti'lias
~acalatrt ~ith the rhino. ,n which
he cane -. near iosiaa bis life as hs
ever did in hts tchturCsomu sstrrf
''Oii smil-.'' took cold aad the keep
cs persuaded her TO forget her forty
Year, o. Temperance and swallow :
pint OF t~o of ~hiskey. The follow
lag day ~hcp the keeper catered
her cage and tried To remoss . cou'
piv of blankets with which be- had
ashed her as an extra rrecauttoa
against tho cold. "Old smiles" mad.
. dive At him Aud sen, him skipping 4
around the Enclosure at the rate o!
thirty miles an hour. The kcepe'
yelled for help. Another keeper hesrf
him and came on the run. By din'
of shouting and CAUSING diversion.
the Second keeper induced the rhtnc
to stop in her mai ru.h. The later.
ruption gave tho frightened kceps:
time enough to climb a ladder and
reach a beam across the top Of the
Gaze
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
DRINK HOT TIA .
FOR 4 1AD GOLD

Get = small package Of HanbasS
Breast lea. or as the German folk,
eali a, .iiAnburser Brust Thee" ~ any
pharmacy. iaks q tAbls.I.Ssful Of sLs
tss. rut . cup oi boiling water uioD
It, i.,ur through . si~se AMI isiAk .
tsseap full ~ any tis,s dusisx the
day ., i~fose retiring. IL 10 ths no.s
en~,.ss gay ~ Lrsak . colt anil sure
rrir. ss IL of~ss The Soses VI As skin.
s@il-sis sonx<ssiDs- Aiss laos~aa the
t"ss!.. ti1s d:.,iss . cold ffos ~
s.s,~sa-
Try Il tlr s~xs tior goo aaRsg igoa
. cold or tk~ grip Il 10 A~xp<n.lss
sD'i ..,i,.ly Vegetable. iL~eviss~ ssis
sI.i LAfhsissA
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03

'NishihsSks" are not the only
bird. Tor which the lights ot Ne~
York. Great White way have an at
traction. 'rns f.esai cold spell caused
many .psrross asd pigeon, To take
refuge on the huge si-sirie sisns
along Hsaaaway. the great number
OF bulbs nskinx the air appsssiahis
warmer, The bird. We're discovered
b. the eta ,ioye~s OF The eir-isie light
som pa nies nho were s-nt To istesti-
ssie the reason for the dinn-ss of
msny of the signs Thss founi that
tn. birds kai clustered all sbs'sit The
iighi., on nishy bulbs birds siun-
b-fsd peacefully. and ia som- .As~.
III. sssiias of the .iEns ~As made
almost iiissibie. Most Of the birds
~hish soaSh, 10 warm themselves on
the bulbs ~-se .psEf0ss sna pigeons
\ porter from QUE vi The l@sdins
broadway hotels discovers. four sra
sui. nesting 10 the sisn above the
hotel. The electric hxh, mss esiifn'
ate ihs, ,ss heat from the bulbs.
though small iu smoihs. hs. h--n
snifiei-ni TO save the iiS-s OF 'h"sis'
anas of birds,
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
FIREMAN NARRIEs WONAN
HE SAVED FROM nHl

Pueblo. Colo. April 3.-Whcu
tircman John A Lewis Of truck No
= rraspc,. Mrs. Emma Mills. = pretty
youns widow. A. she stood on a win.
dow ledge three stories above the
ground. and carried her down In
safety. one year ago. he did not rea-
ii,c he held in his arms his future
wif.. Yesterday. however. i.ewis
left for Salt Lake City where he will
wed Mrs. Mills az a reward for hi,
hcroisrn.