New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07

.~l,n IN which he peanuts were placed tor roasting
..l her, was a small receptacle for water $" placed
-aa; The burning charcoal caused the water to boil.
From The water receptacle extended ongSh thin tupc
u IN and at the top Of thi, tube was small TN wins
A If the sort that babies find in penny prize package
and swallow. 90 the CONSERVATION Of Their iond
PARENTS.
Whil. the water remained in the water receptacle and
M ~, burned under the rooster this whistle whstIcd
Throughout temperate America, and no doubt IN other
ar, If the world, this whistle Is the signal OF 'Tcsl
roasted peanuts Il is 20 the peanut what the STRIPED
rol, is 20 the barber the ooWbcI 20 the raSnlh.
Sharp ,hrill continuous The "Twc-c-c Of the peanut
.-an's roa,cr's whistle means Fresh Peanuts, Five
Cents Bag wherever American civilization has raised
Inc peanut from the state OF being food for pig 70 The
nor. blessed state Of being food for man.
THE proximity Of the street the clubhouse Of Tie
Wcstcotc Country Club had led this particular
peanut man give his or less permanent attention
70 the spot Some OF the caddics were at times s"
swollen with peanuts that thcy did not care whether
they caddicd or not and the members, coming TO he
club or leaving it, preparing for game often bought
PEANUTS 20 Slip into their pockets In addition 70 ms
the street was well Travelled, and the peanut man r-
c,vod considerable exterior custom. The greens con-
rntcc 50 Jar recognized the stability Of the Italian
trade as TO post on the club bulletin:
RULE ~ Members are requested no. to drop peaou,
shells the putting greens.
The professional, urged by Mr.. Bendcrbury, ap-
rroachcd the peanut man "Ioc" he said. Hey, JOE,
Yen be gc,tin' away from here, dye understand
Joe shrugged his shoulders.
~II have the police after YOU il you don't move "n
said Mr.. Bcndcrbury angrily. I'VE can't play 2'h
with ha, internal whistle footing hk, that We can
sand it. Gets our nerves all worked up"
Il got a right stay here, said Joe.
~Youvc got no right TO have that whistle disturbing
anybody, declared Mr. Bcndcrbury. Il can have YOU
up for a nuisance for that. And Will
~Coullnt We shut of the whusc," asked the pro-
f,,sional 40 doo Mr. Bcndcrbury wud be satisfied
if We shut of the whustlc, Joe"
"Oh sure" said Joe 81 no nccda ia whistle Plenty
poop btlva la peanut Of joe. He shut of the whistle
Mr. Bcndcrbury garcd at him moment. All
night" he said. "Dont YOU let II whistle any more.
Understand that: 1t bothcrs us. Understand that:
Sure" -ad Joe good natur,dly. Il stopa ia W',--
Mr. Bcnd,rbury's game Immediately improved. Tie
rlavod around the wnd-Swcpt course As ne had never
Ilavcd before Nothing disturbed his appcrcopon Of
The ball When he approached i, his eye saw it, and he
chose one spot the surface Of the ball. and his eye saw
that spot ~ he gazcd AT the spot his brain took the
tip from his eve and perceived the spot on the ball.
Then in the inn,rno. part Of his brain, his appcr-
Ccpiyc faculties received nudge from his perception,
and he appcrociycd the ball and the spot on it a few
iUt he most select souls apporOcivc. Thus appcr
Giving be drew back his club Whaclcd the ball on the
.rpcr,cyod spot. with fine following through II his
dub He in great form. He had never played
-:.h game. Acu,t already beaten,
THE cup purchased with the competitors, ten dollars
big and lorid any plated cup that ever
looked lot for the price II stood the mantcl Of the
dub ghiorng IN al It's superb rocco splcndor, en-
cra.cd "Thc Bcndcrburv-Ncutt Championship Won
tv and il excited great comment.