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REPLY TO NOTE
toonrnusa IRON nm

o carrying contraband. and TO four
~elllgerent ships under the American
az. az rejected with emphatic asser.
ZION mat TO accept such suggestion
Would be 70 admit Germany's right 10
SCI aside the American contention
based on fundamental principles In IN.
ternauonal law that ntutraIs NAV
itaFel anywhere on the hish seas
on unresistinF shipg Of any nationality
even II carrying co~ntraband.
Depends on Future.
The note b. about 1000 words long
while nowhere in 10 d. there any an.
rect tnumation of the course which
ihe United States will pursue In the
event ~ another disaster similar 10
me Lusitania tragedy. there are ON.
rhafic statements throughout the
communication pointing out that the
discussion Of the principles involved
ra7 been virtually concluded and that
lsiure conduct Of German submarine
commanders will determine tho no..
sponsibllitv for The continuance of
friendly relations between thp two
countries
Tho statement that future rams.
tressions viii be- REGARDED 81 un.
friendly 81 taken ln diplomatic usage
~" prcHare Il break Of friendly reia.
i'lH unlrr7 PREPARATION and ~disagowaI
h iufthc1mIug Pre- idcnt Wilson. If
Do understood. has considered fully
ana ~ length the construction which
may Do placed ou thr implications of
inc note ard is prepared t1 deal with
BOY nov F%ltuafion that may arise Zee
hopeful and confident however. 10
's taid. That Germany. having already
Wodlird fn % ereaf extent the rrac.
iire oi her submarine commanders.
WIN nov Take such precautions a.
seem necessary fo prevent ans &C.
lion that would endanror friendly
Dol iaiione with che United states
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0UT-THE-PIKE
Mayor Replies

Mayor Replies.
Editor I~ntelligencer:
Sir; In answer TO the Fulton prop
erty owner who IL opposed 10 the an
nexation OF Glenwood Heights. When
the question came up ! was strongly
opposed to the movement but after
making Investigation I found 1 was
misinformed as 70 the increase that
would be derived from this addition.
II you will follow me. this Fulton citi-
zen. you may be making the same
mistake ! did. In this new addition
there are l. houses az an average
value OF $1,000 which would mean
taxes amounting TO ff7S.5O. The in
crease OF valuation on unimproved
property amounting TO about $4,000
would mean taxes amounting TO about
$40. n the state corporation tax
amounting to about $3.50. a total of
$3.50 instead OF $3.50. The lighting OF
the streets costs about $500. As TO
the water mains. they are owned by
the City OF Wheeling. II Gienwood
Heights is to be without water. they
had better get into a corporation
where they have a head. for I under
stand those citizens OF Glenwood
Heights that don't want TO come in.
say that our town IL not good enough.
Is that the way the Fulton voter
thinks? Let us show them we are
good enough and bring them in with
good people. Any citizen OF Fulton
can figure this out for himself. Mr..
Voter. you should not be ashamed TO
sign your name to a statement that is
correct.
MAYOR HERMAN r. RoEDER.
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.REDrMPnoN on soNps


ni.ss,rt Eanrc.a -. 10 n. r.E-. "
LsgEar eo.taa u a. C1aaJ
stst- ~ e-.t Nrzna 81 rsnippL "a
- NAFA M-uHH T. 49, AaauIH. - 49,
I'D go cf mar. lEIE
IT, foiosiuk urasr AS catered %
n D. orsr-ss ms = nstte. 81 N.
tnlsnt OF - ColuD 81 narhour g.
eft grfatu Get ufaruCt
i@a hauts D. tIsrsd Tor % GAYS
~ thc NhrsilnE Esacsr. = daiY
ssaper ruhisted On ths CU ~
Wei Virginia and On go
nouc- ~ shall q 80 forth AT IN run-
~ % uonds tesirsl - D. uaid cu Aad
,aAsn ~ urlsr Lie ordsr shall -
tleNen All1 On nurutsr Nftch mciuas
90 - 20 kNlcF u Eaiiorad
Tor flN~ Hurfrc nnrfsrs eacn aud -
,nanfr ard cate faEunt o. lssG Ma
oer Aus - aid urnds having h~ersfofur,
30 taken ~ aud sancsllen
IRE r-uafndrr a 80 Eleven I'm
Lends. uTing seven ca q Hark~r Ds-
iuct Railroad Beads numhsrsd uus a.
seven iuclusiNs Tor ~ Hundr~d DBL
81 ench lssucd - thr County Cuurt -
harec.r Comfy. ana bsanng date %
And "a b. ordered that tn sheriff 81
so teunV cease Payment % interest
On sala lords 81 tn sspiration u said
A eop1 from the RECORD
m~y-tesu-2t-o ~
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capacity $50. private baths. runnius
water In rooms. elevator. fine porches.
$3.50 up daily. open all year. booklet:
auto at trains. SAMUEL ELLIS.
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10 UnIforn EssmInatIor

According 10 all reports. about 80
applicants will take the last uniform
examination 10 be held to-day and TO-
morrow at the Woodsdalc school
building John "a La1ear. county 900.
p~crintendent Of schools. assisted bv
s. q Sims and Logan Kittle. will
have charge Of the examination Tho
examination will start 90 r. O'Clock
this morning and four sessions will De
held. two today and two tomorrow
Quite a number 81 applicants for spo-
ciai certificates and one application
FOR hiEh school certificate have bron
rnrnIunn
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RUSSIANS
Iooaunu.d From Fl., PAR.

roads which supply tina town FROM
the south.
There is another battle in prorres.
along the borders OF Bessarahia. bu,
how this Is going tho official commun.
ications do not say.
French Successful.
The French have made another bid
Ior the valley OF the Fecht. in the
Nosges. They have delivered several
attacks which have been partially sue.
oessiul and have captured the heights
dominating h a valley from the east.
ABOUT the same time French airmen
dropped bombs on Colmar. Beyond
thls and a German attack In the Ar.
sonne. which the Germans claim met
win success. and another German Al.
tack In h forest OF Agreement. which
the French assert was repulsed only
artillery engagements have occurred
along the western front.
The Italian offensive on the Isonzo
continues. and Rome report further
progress. particularly on the Carso
plateau.
When the South Wales miners
learned OF the settlement Of The strike
thousands Of them returned TO work
and tonight all the night shifts are
working.
Russians w1thdrautag
IN the Baltic region the Russians are
Nltharawing before the advancing Ger.
aud strategic pusitions Tho last rn.
~trcnchmcnts Of tho Russians 10 a.. w..i
OF shawl. In the province - Kovno
nave been storued and now are in th.
hands Of the Germans. Iu the Kovno.
Maflampol district q number 81 Russian
Posltions. wing one behind the other,
A4AG LHNm IAH
Further south. along the Narev. pe,r
NoW ogorod and ~ Rozan. the German
and the Tcutons have captured post.
lions men and guns There was. how.
ever. a desperate RUSSIAN counter-at.
zan-Pultuuk- No-v5Eeorgisvsk 10 a.
norm OF Warsaw. but his. according
70 bcrlli. ftiled with heavy ca~ualtIe7
rTiso."Ss OF a thousand men taken
Jus 70 the west OF tho Polish capit.l
w Sernnans heavily reinforced. have
arlNen me Russians further eastward
toward Warsaw from the Blunie-Groiee
me southeast o. the capital the ARM
81 SsneraI Won Noyrich has advanced e
Ihe hrldg,hcad positions south Of IN,
great fortress Of 1vauEorod and .aptir,
"a n Russian position near w~ladislawoV
tniirutT,vs re now d. progress FOR the al.
Most severe Fighting.
Probably the most severe fighting
anywhere around the eastern line fs he
tween the Nistula and Eug rivcrs -
IN the Iublin region. The Russians he
.Meen the Nistuls and the Bug have
TO f1cld Marshal Won Mnckensen's a~mv
while In the Lublin district Austro-IhIn
opposition.
Nery heavy nghting IS In progress on
inc Austro-ltalian frontier. the central
I'lnt OF the struggle being around
Gorilla The Austrian war OFFICE tells
81 NE capture % Monte san Michel
~ the italians. but adds that the Aus
ulan reserves were brought up and thev
rcEaincd the heights
There have been heavy losses ON botb
Nldcs and the fun force Of Austrian
resistance has evidently been brought
into play. Nb"'
France and Belgium remain rom,,ra-
tlNelN quiet The airmcn' and artiliery
nave been busy at several points bpt
~ lnlanuy are resting or Preparing
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Hotel New ENGLAND

so. Carolina ave. and Beach. privat,
baths, running water in rooms. Eleva.
tor TO street level Capacity $50. STsc.
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Owing f. tho Harborr outing
which viii . held today af Movers
Lake park. Canton. me barber .rops
~ The pike district viii hc closed
during The entire dag While tho ma.
l0rIfv N fhn barber Of fhr local Die.
trIci will not ro f1 Canton. quite q
number of fhr BOYS vIII take cd.
vaniare 0f fhr 0rprrfrnIft .1 .afourr
ln mo rourfrr.
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Frank Hirrs. newly appointed post.
master N Elm Grove. will. according
10 all reports. bis dlfios as
postmaster n The town inside Of Iho
row Wilson has signed hia commits
sion Miss Anna Smith will be the
clerk and ehr will be- ably assisted by
Louis Madden.
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FRED LIpka. aged a.. died yesterday
mefulNE pa his home 90 Elm Grove.
aft'r suffering for several years with
lancer For "a humble Of years Mr.
LipkA was employed boz the Nortn
needing Glass plant ZEE came To- this
county from Germany when q small buy.
Hnd lived in frs Wheeling district fhs
Ef'Hi.r Part ~ bis life Funeral Hr-
morning
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RIVER NEWS

y stage Of seven feet was At the local
"narf last night and falling very slowly.
The passed down from Pitts
burgh for Charleston ycstrrdty morn
ms az o'clock. The Express clears
az 1850 o. o.. for Matsmorae. while the
Liberty. from Marietta. was boz az 80
last evening She viii leave on her re-
turn trip az 1870 this morning. The
Reuben Dunbar. from Charleston for
the smoky city, is due 90 . o'clock this
morning.
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Finance Committee MEETING.

The members OF the finance com
mittee Of the council OF Fulton held
a meeting last night in the Fulton
bank building. where a statement
dealing with the past years business
was prepared and which will be sub
mitted 10 council Al the next regular
meeting. The present financial con
dition OF the town for the ensuing
year was also considered by the com
mittce.
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Tho body Of Frederick +. Hahlo. a
former resident OF this clty. who died
al cambridge Ohio. arrived here yes
l'INHf afternoon and was taken Co the
nome or his cousin. william E~iEcnhroI
from where the funeral Will axe place
lhia afternoon az = o'clock. with tho
rev. Angus g. Huschc. 81 ST pauI'z
scrman Evans" Ideal church. officiating.
Burial will b. az ut. Zion.
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GLASSES JOIN In
Y. M. G. A SERVICE
hEN or FOURTH STREET. ZANE
AND BUCKLEY TO HAVE
CHARGE.
The supreme ouestion- VIII ne Dis
eussed BY beverai-rnteresing
FroZram Being Prepared


what promises To a. "a very Interest
,ns meeting VIII be held at the Young
Al'u christian Association next sun
Jay when the Clarke Bible class OF the
p ourth street N. r.. church. the Mems
hiblc class uf the zane street ~ -
church and The Mems Bible class OF the
buckleN VI r church will Join forces in
rendering the program.
me service next SUNDAY ~ one Of the
series or summer meetings being held
hy the Bible classes Of the different
churches OF the city aud vicinity and
quite a little friendly rivalry - being
SHOWN by the different classes in charge
70 exceed or az least equal the other
meetings In interest. II 81 hoped by
hose In charge OF the meeting next sun
day TO exceed anything meeting that
has yet been held
A very Interesting roErsm consisting
OF special music. and speaking will h.
rendered. An -,
memberz OF the different Bible classes
Viii render n musical Program. and the
Aeolian Quartette viii give several Sc
lections. The subject for the afternoon
The supreme Question. will be dis
cusscd by several speakers.
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Obituary
I'D MeManua Funernl.

The funeral OF Miss BERTHA =. Nc
Manus. who died Monday evening OF
heart disease. Will be held his morning
az $50 o'clock from the family home.
No. 2lb0 Jacob street. followed by re-
quiem high mass at ST Joscph's cathe-
Mt Caiyary.
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Yesterday uuruiur at Iu o'clock the
funeral oft Mrs Lucille Hartley Emsr-
.Hr. who died Monday af che home OF
.UrfH. fuuE piece at fHe Harff.r hone.
b ItrF" number OF fr.rrae and relative
attended Che services which were COM
Quoted ~ fHU Rev Mr Ulfeuu. pastor
$3.50. {. br thr E.r D. e. HsakcI and
pc tnf DO d. PHILLIPS. pastors 81 the
IrsHut ttri1u and fHa Nrfhnrtef EuI4.
r"fHI churches nr Wfaf LIBERTY fntar.
m'uf wa iu tue West Alexander rrmr-
Tors.
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B BUSINESS

Ton LE-Ft Insurance business Ia
hrhed agsncy-f.5ou.Oo per year com
mission Have agency Tor nvc old mr..
,nnpaT le~ This iS an "A-l- proposi
cation.
tau on. or write ptIgHER a GREG
1kn Huntington. Is. Va. iy-gs-
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VIII Consider Levy.

The members OF the board OF edu-
cation OF Washington country dis
trict are considering the a~dvisability
OF voting on a special levy for the
schools OF the district the first OF sec
ond week OF August. Il Is likely that
the matter will be definitely decided
at h next meeting of the board.
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Yesterday afternoon az o'clock the
J uneral OF James s. Polly. who died at
bus home In Beuwood. we're held there.
The services were largely attended by
friends and relatives. Burial was In
Allen Grove cemetery at Sharrard.
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Hoy Amen sushuy injured IN Hardusr.
8tors.

Ar accident which occurred when The
eitfator OF TIE George Vs.. Johnson
sons whole hardu are store. drrurrH
yesterday afternoon with one uaaaanrrr
On lt Wnq not 80 serious o. first rr.
pnrted- NaN AIKEN. boz uf0 81 uHr
store started down from the upper
story and fhe lerafrr dropped Co. fFa
nafcnlcnf because thc brakes refused ID.
VOL Aiken was removed fu fHr IEIY
valley General hospital where I'D n
late hour last nirhf. be- was said b. H.
auffering only from slight InIuu.s
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SEALED PROPOSALS..


Aouce 20 Manufacturers. Jobberu. Ker
chants and Others WhoIesais Dsaisrs
NOIlCE - HEREBY GIVEN. Tta
me state Board Of Control OF the = 81
o. Netl virginia Viii receive bids dHfls
" Us ottice a. Charleston. Vest Nirritfa
dcI furnishing supplies for the severa
Sthte the nunnrtai manage
NM or which r. vested On said Honrd
SoI tracts viii BE- awarded 90 the loves
~blpdett. quality considered. aud 9th.
snn Y,lns equal " est NtrEiaia deal
ers VIII be given preference
lists ~ euppllrs needed VIII BE- fur
niHhcd bidders on recent of regu.-r.
STATING the line desired
STATE BOARD or CnNTWCL.
1a-l-tf Charlcafun Waaf gfrgI-f-
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Herbert kerHs off reHsIr. who u~t-
making H canoe frIr fo fa Sable. ff.
bad tn abandon their unItrtatIrr go
Cairo. the mouth Of tha ohio rrrr duo
tn the bis flood .n frs NiaaIsaIrrI vail
Irf A,c1rdiuE to Information received
here Do was utterly impossible ts at.
tempt go.ug .p the Mississippi II.sr
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WANTED-TO RENT

WANTED TO KENT or q room mod
rfn cotiaEv with bath. toilet. water
gas etc, close 90 car line and wlthtr
=" min. OF business section. prefer one
slth yard CouIle with 2 children. Adj
lrs-. -. intelligence Jy-Is-s
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BSrtsChy
FONlaNL p~iRECTOH AkU
AHTbHiAL ENu2LWEH
ii22 M tt24 Main street
-~ahs AnaUercd Day or Nirht-
store phones SIS
9 o. rtscsv. Set Phone taraR
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LOST

LprT-At Wheeling Park A. Nasopl,
picnic. silver mesh bag. rortaintns
money ara key. Owners maine un irril,
News office. tg.'
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orvu " rnrP

Young Nen End Journey ~ Canoe A.
Mruth ~ Ohio nivsr.
|rrn Mo- nrurI uf M~1.rfar|IIr and
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Eddie FIsk ~ Fulton ra. rreIsref
Die position of thc seHsrk Packing
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FOR RENT

No. -
miles from Film troNr tau NJ
lhone -oe-N. Pleasant valley. ty-gg-
ron room cottage. GOOD sci
lar. gas. yard Rent $1,000. i.OG Eou
JN-2t-1
o RENT-Two furnlstcd r,,r. a.,
nSht housekeeping Centrally located
s.li Netl phone lfi0-Ii. nota ! u m. to
y jy-3-tf
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mass. Interment viii b. In At. cai,ary
cemetery. this city.
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N o

Persons VINO purchases stock Of
the 8. n. Bracsy COMPANY bronze
tiers Of the Howfa goid mine. may
learn so~inethinE 20 their advantaFs
oy Addressing stock, cnrs The Iutsl-
nGencer, stating moun Of pur-
Shaaes they ave made.
my-2T-tf
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Ne Knicker-roor man. here BE- q.
War Willfe-Wo. fhantn mum D
dom aunr0Fr ~ charitable f..rH-
uonf-New York sun.
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LEXINGTON

Pacific & Ark AYES. Grounds With s.n-i.
courts adjoin Reach. Only popular priced
hotsl where cUEsIS may 70 from HOUSE
streets. which IL prohibited. Use Of BATE
HOUSE, ara care Of suits FREE. RUN
Si.5o and Up daily. IS $3.50 weekly. Am~ri.
can plan. WHITE SERVICE. GARAGE.
Booklet PAUL c. r. SECRANS
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MANTED-MAIE

1890 -
WAITED IN. L = arm 80
houicu men 90 good character bvfu..r
lne ascs % - and So. For mformauar
.rl 60 Sersoant D. Meredith Grand
"Nt'h Nr-u.I
WAIVED or Two young men WIN
auiitA Apply : a m. SIS
" ""l'"lnH N--u-l
Ia zel -. New Ftu-
pIess Vacuum G~anef and cn-p~t
sweeper. on weekly ~ "a "a
hik sales VIC PAY. = n. Adams Go
AlfN-llsA MAIN ~ Up stairs aprgs-tf
nee, several rood deliv-
cry and sales boys TO ~ors brsor.
scLeo1 Apply az Circulation n~psrt-
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INN,LwAYs org

& service. Elevator. Private baths a
roOms with water. SO To $3.50 wkly..
81 up dly. J. r. Dickinson.
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HOTEL boutwell,

y lrgluia av.. second house from ttuard-
walk and steel Pier Every appointment.
highest In cuisine and service
Eookiet.
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Hotel SotheTn

VIRGINIA Az. within few feet Of
b ocean 10th season. modern and
numelike. private baths. running water.
elevator. cap. zoe. c. L. CAKE
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HOTEL FoRTEscUE.

Missouri Avenue. FIRST house from
Beach, Near piers and amusemeuIs
Bathing from hotel s. weekly. Booklet.
r. COLLINS.
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HOTEL MAIESIICYIrEinIa ays

Renovated
throughout. centre Of attractions. ocean
view. capacity 800. elevator private
baths, white -erNlcc etc. superior table.
Booklet. 81. a. SMITH.
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sUBunHAE HoaEn ron pALr.

ron sALE-Bowline Alleys and cir.
tore POI heart Of CITY. Hargalu. Al
.Le-. EoNllnE care News. y-is-
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For Rent

No SOS South Front street. : rooms.
ha'h' electric lights. etc. $50 per month.
WarSood. bungalow. : rooms. etc.
immediate occupancy. $50.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-07-30
comnanlon. in Misfortune-

Companions in Misfortune.
Two men sat at the same table in
a restaurant of the cheaper sort in Ber-
lin. They were strangers TO each 9TH
er, but not too proud to talk.
Hard times" said one, putting
down regretfully bis empty beer glass.
Very hard tipaes," said the other
as he speared with his fork the last
morsel Of sausage.
Il have seen better days"
And l."
"Only yeaI ago, too."
Just about that"
Il mean In rhy business"
Precisely. My business is gone
clean to the d.svil."
"The same with mine"
And whhG is your business, may
ask?"
81 am dsncing master-a professor
Of the fox trot and allied arts-and
you?"
81 am professor of International
law"
The Holly chieftain., 1915-07-30
Should Sport a sian.


A man born with harelip is Of few
days and full of trouble In a central
Missouri town lives man who pos.
sesses harelip and motor car. He
had been much interested in the
spread Of the jitney idea, and the
other day, when starting out to the
county seat of his county, he saw a
number of his fellow citizens waiting
at the railroad station for a train to
the same place, and decided to do a
little jitneying himself. Driving up
to the station he called out what his
friends took to be q cordial invitation
to Joy ride to the county capital, and
they accepted promptly. On arriving
at the courthouse they were sur
prised-and grieved-by a demand
for so cents apiece.
PAY nothin'!" exclaimed one. You
never said a word about pay. You
just drove up and hollered: Git in
the carl"
Il didn't either say yit in the car"
walled the harelipped man. Il said
yitney car"
The Holly chieftain., 1915-07-30
A Busy Day.

There's a delivery wagon driving
up to our door," said hubby. Been
shopping AGAIN."
well, didn't have anything to do,%
replied wifey, so l went down to
Wanacooper's and listened to the con.
cert in their auditorium. 1t was just
splendid, too. After that l went up
in the grocery department and tried
some new cereal they're demonstrat,
ing managed to get three helpings
so I didn't need to spend any money
for luncheon. Then l looked at the
fashion parade and spent the rest Of
the afternoon in the art gallery. Aft
er that l didn't feel as if l ought to
leave the store without buying any.
thing, SO l had them send me up a
spool Of thread"
The Holly chieftain., 1915-07-30
Extraordinary Precautions for Safety.

Extraordinary Precautions for Safety.
Denver.-The discovery of a plot to
abduct Joseph F. Smith, head Of the
Mormon church in Salt Lake City.
carry him to the impenetrable fast
nesses of the Jackson Hole country in
Wyoming, where a ransom of 100000
was to be demanded for his release by
the three daylight robbers who COM
mitted the holdup of 125 passengers
touring Yellowstone park, July 9, and
who more recently exacted $4,000 ran
som for the release of wealthy cat
tleman living near Idaho Falls, Idaho,
has caused federal authorities of the
department of justice to decide upon
extraordinary precautions for the
safety of the Mormon church head.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-07-30
New Board Upheld by Butler.

Denver.-Judge Charles c. Butler Of
the third division of the District Court
dismissed the petition Of Henry Van
Kleeck to compel John E. Ramer
secretary of state, to file the petition
to refer the act passed by the Legis-
lature changing the civil service law
of this state, and with it went the con-
tention of the liquor interest which
also had a similar petition awaiting
the same place on the docket. After
counsel for both sides had presented
their argument Judge Butler decided
the case without delay.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-07-30
Making No Mistake.

He was an urchin of the streets, but
did not lack wits.
One day he saw well-dressed
woman with a benevolent face comina
along. At once he dropped in mis1
cradle heap on the curbstone and be-
gan to sob pathetically.
The kind lady paused beside him.
What are you crying for, my boy7'i
she asked, gently.
Sitting his sobs with ease, the
youngster looked up and replied:
Dunno. What have you got?"