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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-01-02
THIS IS J. W. BRYAN

Secretary Bryan and Representative
]. w. Bryan of Washington are not re-
lated, but they are much alike in that
both are great public speakers.
The secretary of state got his
early training In school 'boyorator-
ing out in Nebraska. while the rep
resentative learned TO talk while SELL
ing books down in Texas.
Bryan was sole agent for northern
Texas and other parts for the works of
DR.. De Witt Talmage. He had six
teen. pound Grafton and a twelve-pound
book that he just fairly threw at the
natives for several summers, while
working his way through college. They
do say down there that once he got
the front door open and his foot be-
tween 1t and the Threshold the hon
est housekeeper had as well dig up
S1.75 for a set Of half morocco Tai
mage works and save time. He near
ly always made a sale.
During the first summer out Bryan
had several peculiar experiences. He
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-01-02

How hens there?"
About
Taylor working
scrubbed This
poultry o neighbor
Don't let passions
lay"
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-01-02
WRITES POEMS TO ORDER

Handmade verse, instead OF court
made law, has been handed out by
Representative Edward T. Taylor OF
Colorado in many an instance where
he believed he could serve his clients
better with common sense than juris-
prudence. Taylor Is one of the big
characters Of the mountainous state
from which he comes, and In addition
to his knowledge on the subject of ir-
rigation. public lands and law. he Is
considered to be a shrewd and far
seeing citizen worth while knowing.
He had a law case once in which
ranchman named Greenough rode rs
miles one hot day to find Taylor in his
little office at Glenwood Springs.
Green0ugh's complaint lay in the fact
that a neighbor's hens would stray
across the dividing line and scratch
up Greenoughs garden sass.
I'm tired of talking to that fellow"
said the ranchman, and want to get
out q court injunction against the
hens-not the owner-the hens! Do
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-01-02

Rising officer Of the Order Of Leopold OF Belgium
American
a associated
in the last
which he is OF the
attitude and his
thoroughly
Hale the confidence Of men in high
Roosevelt frequent
He
frend ship. of Kaiser
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-01-02
HITS HIS FRIEND, NOT BEAR
Alabama Hunter 10 Too NearSighted ;
Mistakes Man Up Tree for
Bear.

Birmingham, Ala.-Darius Reed.
thirty years old. prominent farmer
living in Lamar county. lies In a
critical condition as the result Of q
load of buckshot. received recently
seyera! miles from Sulligent. at the
hands of Amos Pennington. aged SIX
ty.fve years. who mistook him for .
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-01-02

bear. Reed was out squirrel hunting
and had shot one. The squirrel lodged
in q tree and Reed climbed up to get
1t. Pennington came along with .
double-barreled gun, heard the noise
In the tree and. his sight being defec-
tice, imagined he saw a bear in the
tree and opened IRE. Reed is being
given every attention. but can hardly
survive.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-01-02
OWN WEIGHT MOTIVE POWER
New French TimepIses 10 oper...x -,
Force Of Gravity and Has No
sprlnea

Paris.-A clock has Just been mt
on the market In France which ma.
its own weight as its motive pover
1t IL called the gravity clock. Il has
no springs, but the clock itself slides
down two uprishts. the sliding process
setting in motion the wheels that turn
the hands.
1t takes the clock just seven DAYS to
descend. and it Is wound up by sim.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-01-02
HALDANE'S MEDAL IS STOLEN
University Of Edinburgh Students Sue
pect suffragettes and Wreck
Their Rooms.

London-A curious incident which
occurred in connection with Lord Hal
danes address at the University Of
Edinburgh recently has just come to
light.
The program included the presenta-
ton to his lordship of a presidential
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-01-02

everything else Finally he became
book agent In those parts
haddo
But no fall down sale
shot He landed
a Bibles
the writ stole only church.
suspicion would fall him.
he sa idly by and anoth the deal
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-01-02
Wealthy Resident Dice At Age Of

WeaIthy hestuent U'ss u NV " ~
Lowell, w. Va--Andrew Gwinn'
owner of 1000, acres Of good land In
this county and probably the wealth.
est resident, is dead. aged ninety-twc
years. He was a successful stoci
raiser. Mr.. Gwinn died within few
hundred yards Of the place OF hii
birth. He was a descendant Of Sam
uel Gwinn. the first settler of thai
name on the Greenbrier river. He
was the first justice of the peace ap
pointed In Summer county after III
formation. He resided with his ONLY
son, James 0v'
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-01-02
wa. w,,h,ro.on's stopping Place.

Romney. w. va-The old kei'e.
hotel has been sold to a numDe, "
local people by Miss Louise kel,n'
acting as agent for the Keller nen
The old building. which will be ~. q.
to provide a site for . modern nos,s
is one of the towns LANDMARKS.
said to have sheltered George VIZ"
ington on his various trips 70 -
South Branch valley. For nearv -
wears it has been abandoneo
hnfal
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-01-02

ply raising it again to the top Of it,
supports. Having no springs. Its
mechanism Is Of the simplest; hence
1t is possible to make 1t 90 accurate
that it will keep perfect time: and
this is just what Its patentee claims
for 1t.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-01-02
Thief Thanks Victim for Loot.

New haven, Conn., After stealing
many valuables. including a large -um
of money. from the ONCE of w. w.
Gale company. a burglar left a note
which read Thanks. old top. thanks
for the money. and my reg rds to the
cops"
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-01-02

There are some people that the
more you think of them the less you
think of them.-Estelle Klauder.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-01-02

$5000O0
Ocobe /.
o. the Huerta admin
wusf
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-01-02
Allows Man to Change His Name.

Paterson. N. Moved to pity
Judge Kleinert granted the. new name
Of Peter Adams to Panagaotis Ath
Adamapoulos.
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9fuu auf ,um @ablfQmpf.

, isnoitimmiees 0obneeldhter eob, BAT
iiber lpldes Gsidreibfel auh sic 9e=
pOIteruns Samiltons ssla6t. Der
Spptt Der biirgerIid)en 3eituneen
ipuroe su sinem gumerang, Der iens
trof. Ole ibn abaeibIsuoert batten.
Gen. 9entel uno Sen. @iltins, bic
betoen dusseseihnete Heoner iinb,
purpen in ibrsn stusfiibrunsen oft
mals BON itiirmiihem YeifalI unter=
brpden, Der ibnen auh am Shlufe
ihrer Feoen, minutenlans anbalteno,
9eipenoet tpuroe.
Gen. Gusen 9. Oebs, Ser arDbte
Heoner Ser SosialiItiiden Yurtei,
puros bel leinem Gri6eineu uuf Ser
Reonerbiibne nit elmer 8eseiiterung
begriiBt, oie erbebenb, bic binreiBenb
mar. Seine Iusfiibrunsen iiber sic
lesten @ortommniIIe in Der @rbeiterz
tlahenbepeguna oes 0anbes, iiber oie
Morotaten burh SpIotnehte oes
aopitaltsmus in Mihigan, in Gplp=
raoo iiber ben Wtoro an ssrauen uno
&in0er in 0uolpip, Gpl., ourh cine
feige MDrberbanoe sic in Der lint
form Der Staotsmilis Itedts, Die laIz
fen lid in ibrsr 8uht niht in einem
Seri6te pisoereeben. Wie sseuerz
blige 3udte es sesen ous bDb :
nenoe unred}t, nit Sen
heute slmertta reaiert
eegen oie fre9e @spalt,
NIT Der allies tulturelle
9 Strehen Der 9lrbetter
tia 1e Su unter 5 r Ii den be r
u d piro. Cine neue Seit ipur
es, Die in Sen Worten oes binrsiben=
ben Heoners ibr 8pmmen tiinoete,
srob uno mdhtis rasts lie empor,
ltol5 uno rein, ipie es bas arbeitenoe
Solt ielbit lit.
slls Sen. Oebs feline glusfiibrun=
gen beenoet bate, sob es nidt BLOB
einen SeVaa, mie er Ieltsn nod burh
Die 9Gume oes Yortes gerauiht lit;
tein 9lrbeiter, teine Mrbeiterin, bot es
aeeeben. Die niht tief ergriffen 9epe=
len nGren. Sin Sinn umfabte lie
alle: II nfer 1T oie 3utunft,
trob allie Dem! Oem Sosia=
ltsmus muB uno miro oie
MELT 9ebDren, penn auh
Ioer Seino &artGtIch ch n
pett, tpenn auh d Mpro uno
: Of | 6lae oie YarpIe lit,
m it 10 | d er Ser &api al g.
mus ge9en bic Irbeiterz
ltlu1ie 10 Ii tet.
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sSn Der Sauptitaot bon Ship. in
Columbus lit bur6 Die Sosialiitiihs
partsi oes Staates an leBten Conn
tag Der 1abltnmpf uffisislI aufse=
nommsn pprosn. Sn elmer prGdtigen
@sriommlrns i'm Snpianpla puri
puros gum 9lnsriff sessn ois 9ur=
teien Oes &apitulismus aufgerufen.
Mebrere Sauieno Irbeiter uno Or
beiterinnen baben Sen 8onnertrGgern
Der Sosiuliitiiden Yartei Suseeiubelt
Sic ale lparen erfiillt bon Der Soft
nuns. oob bisiss Subr Ser Sosialis=
mus i'm Staate Sbio neus Grfolss
errineen pirb, lie ole paren ent=
Ihlp1en, fir ois Sahe bes Spsia=
lismus Suten oes Opfermutes uno
Ser SelbItlpiisteit gu po1brinssn.
Sr Ser llrabitimmuns Der Mitsliez
ser Der Spsioliitiihen Yurtei oes
Stautes Sbip lit 9enplIs Scott
Wiltins, Der sepeIene giirsermsi=
tier bon ct. Morbs, g., nit iiber=
srober Wlsbrbsit gum 9ouper=
neurstanoiputsn Ser g o.
3 iuli It / den Yartei er=
tpGblt pproen. Is erIter Heo=
ner ouf benz srpBen Staats Vidnid
Ser SosioliIten Oss Staates Sbio
lieferte er Sen 8elpeis, ipenn es zines
iolhen iiberbdupt nod beourft bate,
bab er Elm @puperneurstanoioat 1T,
ser als ssipsIsner Nrbeiter, als oe=
maBregelter 2obnarbeiter, ni6i
BLOB peib, no 6ilfelsiitune fir Die
Nrbeitsrtlahe oes Stuates am not
penoisiten 1T, ionoern audi iih ienes
WaB bon allaemeinem WiTen unge=
eignet bot, bas bel ben Sosialilten
eine 9orbsoinsuns lit. um oas Ser
trauen Der @eIamtmitslieo1huft gu
erldn9en.
Was Sosialiiten fir bie 9lrbeiter.
als 0ertreter Der SntereNen Der Or
better, 1slbit in sinem bei6eioeren
Wirtungstreis gu leiiten permDsen,
bopon ipubte Sen. 6enfel, Ger gsgen=
tpdrtise Ip3ialiitiIde 8iirssrmeiiter
Ser Stabt Samilton, g., be5eihnenos
Yroben gu bsrihtsn. I'm linn etmas
nudIosen gu t0nnen, oas ibm iha=
oen f0nnte, baben oie biirgsrlihen
3eitungen in Samilton 81 10 oum=
men Wisen 3ufluht nebmen miii1en,
nie es Der lit, OaB, obnphl 6amilton
einen So5iuliiten ais Mapor bat,
oennob Sic @efabr zines Rrieges mi!
Merito getommen lit. 60 pie in Der
Ser iommlllng es bariiber Elm tau=
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-Seim r9aterlanb", benz neue=
item oeutfhen Hteienoampfer, CAB es
Srubel als er nod 8eenbisune feiner
Sunsfernfabrt i'm 5afen bon Netp
Dort lag. Die Stetparts botten bas
8erlan9en auf eine beilere 8esabIung
qeltellt, lie foroerten 1870 Dollars
2obn i'm Monat itatt Der iebiaen 8e=
5ablung i'm IusmaBe bon 1O-15
Dollars. Der aopitdn oes Sdif=
fes 5eiate iih ais Elm Iebr robes 2u=
Der. 9lls feline 2iit in ben ssG[Ien
ibrer InpenOune periaet bate,
brahte er einise ameritaniihe Octet
tips auf Sed uno unteritiibt BON
pieien besunn er gegsn bic Steparts
81 ipiiten. Gin Stelpart tpurbe BLU
tts gelhlasen. 0a oie Semannung
bes n9uterlano" aber niht aus 9lme=
ritanern beitano, purbe es BON ben
Stepurts ben Oetettips balb tlar
semo6t, bub lie auf einem beutlhen
S6iffe teine Rehte baben. Sic
mubten oie Nerbafteten frei Iafen
uno abaieben.
Gum Gompsrs1hen @ies in
Sa4en oes 9lmenoemsnts gum Sber=
man 9lnti Sruit @sleB peroient
folsenbe offtsielIe grflGruns bes
cemotratiihen Gtnpeit1hers i'm nat.
Reprdientantenhaus, Garlin, Bead
tuna: Die Nrbeiterbeltimnuns Der
Mntitruit 8in. fpie lie ieBt enosiil=
tig pereinbart poroen lit, perletbt
oen 4rbeitern oas Heht Ser Oraani=
iation uno ertldrt in ben Worten Der
Baltimore Platform oaB iie ipeaen
aombination poer 0eridpDrune 3ur
8elhrdntung oes 9anoelspertebrs
nidt uufselOit peroen iolIen. Oies
piro perbinoern, pab i'm Nqmen ser
gunoes Hegierune oie Mufl01une
BON @rbeiter Srsonilationsn Dor
8eritbt beantragt lperoen lpirb. Den
9trbeitern miro aber teine 8efugnis
CUR gornabme beionoerer 6anolun=
gen perlieben, ipelde etne 8e1hrdn=
flung pes 6anoslspertsbrs pber cine
@erlhtpOruns gu ioIhem ,3tped bar=
itellen piiroen. Gs lit cine Hare, un=
sfpeioeuti9e @eiebsebung. ipelde bic
eini6ldsisen Grtldrunsen Ser 8alti=
more Platform pertpirttli9t." alar
= pie Die oemotratiihe Nrbeiter=
freunoidaft.
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fes Jeblers iebr ertIdrli6 sslpelen
pdre.
yfiht ipeniser als 139 Oeleaaten
parsn fir Die aonferens ongemeloet
poroen, eine 3abl, Die bisbsr ME err
reidt poroen lit. Columbus bate
in oen lebten Sasen Ser persansenen
WoHsn cine rote 2e9islatur in 1einen
Mauern. Die cine iolde Maht repr1=
lentiert, baB es pobl nun MID
mebr m . Dsli4 fein M 5, 81 II
g 5ial SINUS, 0ertrete +
oes Irbettertlaf ffentamp pz
fes, aus BEN Hdumen ser
It a atlihen Ge1essebuns
fernau balten. Ote neue
3ett, oie 3eit bes 6eronz
t ON mems oes g o5ialism u
ntro nun ibre Wortfiibrer
a u d in iene 9allen fenoen,
bic BON Dem RapitaIism & u
unb ibren Mortfiibrern
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Nod ME bat Sbio cine 10 quite
Staotstonferen5 Ser So5ialiitiIdsn
partei gebabt, tpie es oieie setueien
1T. unO es ion niht peri6piesen
lein: Nod ME bat ieit lansem elm
FOLDER @eiit Ser Ginmiitisteit, Der
Gntnidluns oes Jortfdrittes, ser
aampfesslut eesen ben &apitalismus
geberridt pie oiesmal. Was bel
jun9en 9eilen ber 8stpesuns, BEL Ell
ner partei, oie ropio in bic 8reite
aebt, 10 oft elm 9emmfdnb in 8era>
tungen un0 BEL Ser 2Diuns bon parz
teiaufsaben lit. oie unaeniaenbe
Our4f4uluns Der @enoFen, Bel oiez
ier Ronferens mar bapon nihts 5u
Oerfpiiren. Dies trob oes umitanbes,
bab bic partei seraoe in Ser lebten
3eit i'm @taate Obio beoeuteno eez
tua9ien 1T. Elm Muftreten s.robe o;e=
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Miifrn brttrln nnn bitten.

WoIbinston. Der enbsiltise Mp=
peu um Miloe fir bic in 0erbinz
bung nit ben DpnamitzJd per=
urteilten Mrbeiterfiibrern aina prd=
1loent Wilfon gu. gr tpurbe er=
iu4t, 5rant Wa. Hpan, ben friibe=
rem prdiioenten, uno bic 27 friibe=
rem 8eamten uno Msenten ber
Bridge &c Structural Sron Wor=
ters Union gu besnaoigen. Den per-
fOnliden Nppe1 trussn bic Senate,
rem Getpis bon Suinois, 6ugbes bon
Nep Seriep, lopie bic Reprd1entonz
ten Sabatb uno 8ormon bon Silt
nois, Seating bon Colorado unb
9amill bon Nep Seriep por. Sic
brahten Rielenpetition.n bon mebr
pie 100000 perlonen unterseidnet,
nit, tpelcbe eriudtsn, bic 9lrbeiterz
fiibrer freisuloiIen. Die petitipnen
poren in 8dnoe eebunbsn unb re-
prdIentieren jeoe Sefetipn ber Ser.
Stuoten. Setpis, Sobotb unb Mnz
malt 3pline ertldrten benz YrGiibenz
ten, oaB bic Nrbeiterfiibrer iebes le=
gale Wfittel gu einem ueuen YrpaeB
erld9DpFt uno iofort ibre Strofen I'M
8unoes9efdn9nis gu 2eopsrpprtb,
aan., ontreten miibten, tpsnn ibnen
Der prGIioent teinen Yarbon betpilIiz
9e. 3oline bebouptete, bob bic
Seute teinen 9eredten Yro5eb sebobt
uno Htdter Mnoerlon unpoNenbe
Nn9aben, beIonoers bic NusIa9en
bon Srtie McMonieal, benz prptos
i'm etnperleibt hobe. Der YrGiioent
nabm bic Ipplitation untsr grlp6=
gung ent9egen.
Wtl1on bat einitpeilen bic 3eit
fir ben Strafontritt I'm elm paar
Woden binnusseihoben.
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Bis Der leioer nod ais ibre
aus ollie B de . m inc b e.
t r d tet neroen fpnnten.
0ie aonpention togte in Golum=
bus in benz oortisen parteibouptz
quarter 1912 5omn Strabe. Sn
Dem serdumimeen Saal batten 1iA
steid nad 9 llbr morsens am Greiz
tug, ben %. Mai, 10 piele Delesaten
etnsefunoen, oab bie grOffnuns err
fol9en tonnte.
Die 9lrbeit sins roId portpdrts,
10 roid als Dies BEL Oen bier i'm
2anoe porbanoenen Reseln fir fol-
de 3uiammentiinfte nur mOslid 1T.
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eland, Ohio, Saturday, June 8, 1914.
2lr beit<r- aeitiert fir Cure preif<!

mo NGoden Ser sbeerflai fir o Msblomg
ir beobers eien ibre luteis,ng
mGbre,o lie sic Sodldle ooer Normaidlle beluden.
Die Abdaiiung ser Gpunp unb 1olden Eriungsbeamten uo
ocren Grictg ord iuatdes lt fir Eiiune nit gup1Dug
bclcr @comtcn b,md sic Sebrperl elblt
s. Srette G1pdbm9 bes itnatlicn SdlpnmiGrs ord Die
Sebrperiomn.
6. iSrr Scrbidcr mo bctcIn
GgcleS &criungsrdt Stiotc Seg rcr offent-
.ifn Sdymlcn
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Sanb,uirtidmftlidps.

es 2ono inn Bette bes Saates lit ie5uboIn San
bcn 5ffentleu @et brinn ord Heflnutoen Nnta 3
anenebung ScIteeruua auf Gieies
eetei mben emeiniam betrb enc @Gucren sur ibue
gcnWnlunlcn Observation-Disclosures l(ntcrnchnulngen.
SScters ode Itobnahnen limo &opiusmls
bc1ren mo Die Nrbetcr hefdh9 na Ncn lfng
ud Scr Harn9 hotn III Inncog bringcn boB oas
ptcm Ser SnSuitr o miro sic Nrbeter III bic
red,tde Stclmg el,trccl tonncn.
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Der tempordre 8orIibenbe, Sen. Wilz
lert (glebelano) purbe gum Woriitz
5enoen fir ben Sag beltimmt, oie
Wor16ldse Oes &omitees fir Negeln
ipuroen obne Debate onsenommen
nno Damn sleid in oie Wabl Ser
empfoblenen 13 &omitees einseeanz
gen, ieoes &omitee Be 1tebenb aus 5
W(itglieoern du6 eleid getpdblt. SIM
merbin mar es nit Ser Grlebiauno
Der GrOffnunesformalitdten bur9
Die puufe in pelher oas &pmitee
fir Reseln tuste unb Ser 3eit tpelde
Die Wabl Der &omitees in Wn1pruh
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,sranen-S Stimmrcdu.

Zen aanlpf ir Sic prtidaid u1o poliide 6eibedtigng
a 9tebenetl &unp fir sic
efremg Der Irfeiterae Gie 0raln baben gd Nnt on
Nage1neinht inb &edt u1b Yripiegn
beedtgt pde Ser Vnn belst gr perbirgen bn oe5
u1iere oglidp llnteriibng nad 9cg
Evening star., 1914-04-19
ssFREAIK GOLF'' I'm ENGLAND.

TN this country other than straight"
golf is rarely played, but in Great Bri-
tain various freak" features have from
time to time been added to the game.
A member of the famous st. Andrew
Club once assembled Ben Nevis prior to
the establishment there OF a meteoro-
logical station, and. from the summit.
drove of six balls in the direction of the
Tower cliff. The balls remained unmo-
Tested on the snow until the summer heat
brought them down to a lower altituoe'
where they were once more played.
A certain Mcdonald. playing at Barn.
ton, Edinburgh, with full set Of clubs.
defeated Massy. whose only club was
cleek, ) up and 4 to play.
Another match wherein handicap OK
this sort was introduced was that at the
North Surrey links at Northbury. The
club professional. Thomson. selected the
putter as his implement, while his oppo-
nent, a consistently ''long drive" and
more than average player. was allowed
the use of all his clubs. The professional
played brilliantly, when it is considered
that with his single club he went around
the eighteen holes in eighty-one strokes,
as against his adversary's eighty-eight.
That real novice is unwise to back
himself to win against an expert, even
though the latter handicap himself with a
billiard cue or a kitchen poker. is evil
denced by the following: A workngman,
who was watching a professional golfer
at practice on the Mid-Norfolk links,
Evening star., 1914-04-19

CHANGED to observe that he could do as
well as that" Nettled by the criticism.
the golfer challenged this man to a mattel.
the latter to use the golfers driver and
the golfer to use the workman's spade
and hammer. The critic was badly beaten.
Among the other curious matches was
that between a golfer and an archer. the
former playing with his usual parapher-
MALTA and the latter with a bow and ar
row. Strangely enough, the contest was
won by the archer.
At the Brighton and Hove Golf Club
some time ago there was staged curious
match. wherein one player used all his
clubs and his opponent drove solely by
natural means" i. e., throwing the ball
with his arm. AS the average course OF
eighteen holes in England is about 6.5n0
yards. 1t follows that in order to get
around" in. say. eighty-five throws, there
was required an effort ranging from
sixty-two to sixty-five yards. not an over
whelming distance. but ono demanding a
fair amount Of stamina to sustain one
throughout the round. especially in view
of the fact that to hole out every green
a number of short throws would be ab-
solutely necessary. Ramsden, the player
who threw. lost principally by reason OF
his unfamiliarity with tho course. He
did not exceed seven efforts at any hole.
while his card showed a return OF seven
fives and one four, striking tesou1ooD 70
his accuracy OF aim.
Evening star., 1914-04-19

recting the planting of trees and shrubs
laying out drives here and there, placing
rocks TO form picturesque staircases
to the Drinks of lily-laden pools-in
appreciative of the joy that is hers!
Il was my own architect" she said,
when speaking of her house. TT is not
pretentious. by any means. but I en-
while after we began to build. we de-
cided that it would be cheaper to install
sawmill on the premises and cut our
own lumber. instead of buying 1t in
town. We did this. and as a result the
house is constructed entirely of oak
wood. This wood cost US about 81
thousand feet-ridiculously cheap for
hardwood.
"A friend of mine whose husband is
in the lumber business has facetiously
said that 1t actually pains her to think
that we have used hardwood for so
many purposes and paid SO little for 1t.
When 1 think of the amount this same
lumber would have cost had We bought
1t in town and paid for having 1t hauled
to our place 1 feel that the innovation of
the sawmill is one that great many
people might practice with economy.
1.-The house itself Is two storied, in low
bungalow effect My living room is very
large. 1t has a great stone open fire
place. with bookcases at either side.
Under the windows at the end of the
room / have bookcases also. to corre-
spond with the others. This room is
furnished in natural willow. Large
French windows open out from it upon
a wide porch furnished with swings and
easy chairs.
French doors lead from the living
room into my dining room. Here have
white enamel furniture and the hang
ings and rugs are in old blue. My china
Is OF the willow pattern, to carry out the
color scheme.
II spent much thought on the decora-
tons of my bedrooms. One of my guest
rooms is In gray and lavender. The fur
niture Is gray enamel. The hangings are
of white cretonne. with delicate punches
Of wistaria. carrying out the lavender
color scheme The rugs are of lavender
ground with wistaria flower borders and
upon the gray floor. painted to match
the furniture, they give a very cool, in
viting look.
My other guestroom is furnished with
mahogany light green is the dominant
color note of its decoration. The bed is
Napoleonic. The curtains here are cream,
with a delicate tracery of light green
leaves and flowers.
MY own room has in it an old-fashion-
ed walnut set of furniture that 1 wished
to keep in the family. / brought it all
the way from Indiana. Then 1 have also
an extra room in white enamel.
But the most wondrous bedroom of
all is my sleeping porch. I never real
ized what q Joy sleeping outdoors could
be until / tried 1t in the country. My
two boys and lie in our comfortable bed