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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-31
is OLD ELI SPIRIT GOMEZ
Lack Of Yale Success May Be Due
to Loss of the Famous
Bulldog Fight.
H1NKEY IS GETTING BLAME

NEW YORK, Oct. So.-Is Frank Hinlkey
to blame for Yaie's grievous season. or
Is there something else keeping the sons
Of ELI from glory7
IL the head coach alone 90 blame for
the loss Of the winning combination. or
is there condition within the university
that makes II impossible for the coach
to get together q successful team7
When a team loses. and that team in
cludes apparently the best foot ball ma
terial the country affords. the head coach
is always the first object OF suspicion.
Given a squad of big. husky. courageous
and intelligent young men a coach should
develop team is the prevalent belief,
But there's still another thing that is
quite necessary, and that's the winning
spirit.
Eleven ordinary men who believe them
selves to be winners. who believe that
their only mission in life IL to get hold OF
a foot ball and take It down the field
for 100 yards In spite Of wild steers. fiery
breathed horses. spike-tailed devils or
merely a two-ton foot ball team. will
have a good record at the end Of the sea
son. At the same time q team composed
OF players who doubt their own ability
who are not sure that their coach knows
his business. who can't feel certain that
the men Of their own college are pulling
for them on the side lines and who are
tortured by lack Of confidence has little
to look forward to except defeats or mar
row sdUeaks from defeat.
Despite frequent protestations that the
old bulldog spirit Is still there, II doesn't
seem to be manifesting itself at New
Haven. A spasmodio rally now and then
shows that there was once a hang-ou
spirit
Perhaps Hinksy alone deserves the
blame. He may not be able to inspire the
confidence In the players OF in their stu
dent followers. He may lack importan,
knowledge OF the game. 20 that his teach
inss have no weight. He may not have
the personality TO blend the big Yale
squad into a harmonious machine.
II he IL lacking IN any OF these his
resignation is about the only solution OF
the situation. But II there is a disturb
ing element In the student body, cauains
, discord on account OF the selection Of
certain players for varsity positions, drop.
ping Hinkey as pilot will not help.
The little eliQuss and clans that grow
up In college life often cause disturb
ances in all OF the activities around theil
own particular eampus This may b
the situation at Yale.
Il seems certain that Yale follower
win not be content unless something
I done 10 get their team out Of the class o.
Ishigh and Virginia.
Important developments may be en-
peeted at any time.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-31
Two Brown Stars
Spurn Offers from
President of Feds

Locked In Colonel He6ges' strong box
At sportsman's park are the signed con
tracts Of Derrill Pratt and Bert Shot
ton. This means that these players, gem
orally recognized ~ the real stars OF the
Browns. are safe from the clutches OF
the Federal league, through no fault Of
the third league agents. however.
They were tempted during the Brown
last visit to New York. Ono morning
q stranger sent his card up to Pratt
and ShOtton. After . meeting. the play
ers visited the offices Of President jim
Gilmore OF the Feds. VINO had just opened
his headquarters there.
Gilmore made offers to the two
Brownies that almost floored the ath-
letes. but they made no promise. what
they did do, however. was to hAStsn
back 10 the hotel and inform Manager
Hickey what had happened.
Are you going to jump" asked
Hickey.
NO. they replied.
Hickey wsS 30 impressed he didn't
bother about signing them on the road.
but waited until the team returned to
ST. Louis. when President Hedges came
to terms with the athletes
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-31
Golf Clubs Of the Sunny Southland
Prepare TO Hold Annual Win
ter Tournament.
.P1NEHURsT Is ALL READY

NEW YORK. Oct. SO.-when the golfers
gather for the tournaments AZ the Coun-
try club of Atlantic City and the Country
club OF Lakewood II h . sure sign that
the northern competitive season Ia at an
end.
There win b . lapse Of only a couple
OF weeks after Lakewood has had the
last say In ths north before the southern
season win set under way at Pinehurst,
the event being the regular autumn
tournament. In other words, Il marks
the beginning OF the annual southern mi-
grafton on the part Of the golfers. The
annual holiday tournament IL down for
decision between Christmas and New
Years. followed shortly by the mid
winter gathering. Golf clubs further
south Of the Mason and Dixon line have
scheduled . series OF events soon after
1915 has been uEherod In. Following Is q
list OF tournaments 30 far arranged:
November t-e-Country club OF Lake
wood, fall tournament
November ss-27-Pinshurst Country club.
autumn tournament
Country club, holiday week tournament.
January 4-S-Pinehurst Country club,
mid-winter tournament.
january A-ss--Bellsair Golf club. jan
uary tournament
February i-6-Pinehurst Country clut
81, Valentines tournament.
February s-19-Pinehurst Country club.
81, valentine's tournament for women.
February itis-BelleAtr Golf club,
Women's tournament
February n-fS-seileair Golf club,
February ls-BsiIsSlr Golf club. seniors
tournament
February - March t--Pinehurst Country
club, spring tournament.
March 2--3oleair Golf club, amateur
professional four-ball contest.
March s-l--Beileair Golf club, Florida
West Coast open championship.
March 7-il-Belieair Golf club. wOmen's
championship.
March is-l5-Belleair Golf club. ANA
tour championship.
March 2b-s0-Pinehurst Country club
Wofnona north and south championship
April l-Pinehurat Country club. north
and south open championship.
April S-s-Pinehurst Country club. NORTH
and south amateur championship.
April u-iB-Pinehurst Country club
mid-Anrll tournament
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-31

slK. Oct. sO.-Major General
|od. commanding the Eastern
OF the United States army.
b tho invitation TO Judge all
sses at the National Horse
b opens next Saturday at
pare Garden.
nts just completed will give
Military character to this
show, and to be In keeping
nit OF the times this feature
ition will be entirely Amsri-
ar department at Washing
erating with the horse show
bake II a notable demonstra--
efficiency of Uncle Sans
and % this end will desig-
six picked cavalry men to
regular army in the mill
glasses.
Are Icing selected from the
~ regiments stationed at va
points throughout the coun-
by will meet the pick OF the
ilitia organizations OF New
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-31
MORAL PURlFlcATI0M IS
DEMANDED IN Japan

(Correspondenoe Of the Associated Press.)
KYoTO. japan, Oct 1.-"Moral puri-
fIcation" of the city OF Kyoto a. . prep
arAtion for the coronation ceremony Il
the aim Of the japan Christian WOmsn's
Reform association. The organization
has issued a manifesto declaring that
the sacred AccsSsion ceremonies Of the
autumn should be accompanied By moral
cleanliness. Foreign representatives
should Be shown that Japan h not be-
hind IN the lyreat world movement for
increased morality. A rSaolutioa has
been adopted niszaoFiAliEtas the city OF
Kyot0 70 prevent goishes o. dancing
girls from attending public meetings.
during the period Of eoronAti0A.
Throughout the coming festivals n ~
ancisnt capital the WorkarS wiz exO0t
tsuts ana work sysoSnAt3oally foeNASSos
form q the peoSasHs morUAA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-31
Mathewson viii
Take Part in Trap
Shoot in Omaha

ChrlBty Mathewson, famous Giant
pitcher; otis Crandall OF the 81. Louis
Feds; Harry Davis. captain OF the Ath-
letios. when that agsrsgAtiOn was a
championship team. and Chief Bender,
the great Indian tWirlsT, viii shoot Al the
Omaha Gun club. November t. These
four base ball players are all expert trap
shooters and are making q three-week
tour OF the eastern half Of the country
taking part In trap shoots in each city.
Omaha Is the far western point OF the
trip. The Omaha Gun club plans big do
ings to entertain the shooting bali
players.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-31
Racing Stars viii
Meet Again on New
Track at New York

NEW YORK, oct. @.-six. and perhaps,
eight OF the automobile drivers who were
contenders IN the Astor cup race Will meet
IN . special l0o-mile invitation match race
at the Sheepshead Bay speedway on
election day. November :. for a purse of
sia.5oo. A sold cup put up by President
Harry Hardness will also go to the en-
trant OF the winning car. The six cham
pions already signed up by Everard
Thompson, the manager. are Dario Resta,
Ralph De Palma. Barney oldfield. Bob
Burman, Eddie Pullen and Ralph Null
ford. To these will probably be added
Eddie Rickenbacker and Earl Cooper.
-Four OF the Peugeots 70 be manned BY
Resta, Burman. Pullen and Nulford. will
again battle asainst one another. De
Palma win be seen a. the wheel OF thu
Mercedes. In which he won the Indian.
apolis race this year. be having already
gone with his car 10 Detroit for tuning
up. oldfield and RickenbAeker viii. Of
course. stick respectively to the Deias,
and Maxwell.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-31
bus Recsipts Increased.
Correspondence OF the Associated Press

LONDON, Oct. A-Darkest London
has SWslled the bus receipts as . large
part Of the public would rather pay q
penny to cross the street than 70 risk
rs neck afoot When In DARK TAKE =
At any rate. the number Qf short fares
has increased noticeably since the new
darking order has gone into effect
slackeninE Of the theator crowds after
the big Zeppelin raid. this loes Was
made Up many fold b. The visitors %
the ruined buildingA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-31
RUTGERS TEAM R0UTS
MASSACHUSETTS, ELEVEN

NEWARK. n. J. oct @.-unooyerins
an attack that routed the Springfield
college defense. the Rutgers team de-
feated the Massachusetts, collegians. a
70 IS here today. The Bay Skaters scored
two tonehdoWns. Sermons speed. long
dasheH and two forward passes giving
the Springfield team IL points Brochcr.
Wittpenn. Taiman. Elliott and scarr
made the Rutger touchdowns
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-31
DON'T EVEN KNOW WHERE
Whitfield SPENDS SUMMER

They tell story worth repeating about
Whitted. Before the series the Phillies
were sitting around the Tire In their New
York hotel talking OF the celebrations
their home towns would have when they
returned. Eddie Burns told how they'd
give him the keys 70 San Francisco ex-
position and several others mentioned de-
tails OF the various prospective celebra-
tionA How about you. osorgef'' come
body asked Whittsd. ''oh ms" he replied
they won't 40 much doWA IN Durham
when set back. IN come walking up the
street and the boys In front OF the old
corner drug store'il say. why. there's
Gawge. Hlo. oawgs. Say. oawgs. whAh
you been all sumnerr'
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-31
FTSTTC IDOLS HAVE ALIASES
For Instance, There Il Anohol
Anchovitz Who Il Better
Known as Charley White.
AND HARD TIMES ARE COMING

This 10 a sad story. mates. IL concerns
box fighters and their coming troubles
and q complete overhauling OF the record
books No longer will Irelands names
prodeminate In the list OF fighting greats.
Hereafter Il will be NarEoisky, Ancho-
vitz. Goldberg. Tombini and the like. for
old Erin has just received a knockout
wallop and the referee IL stili counting.
A few days ago the New York boxing
commission ruled that fighters must
handle their mitts unSer their own
names instead OF disgracinE someone
else's moniker with q tango exhibition
billed as fighting. No, the Gotham COM
mish Is not made up Of Irishmen: in fact.
the fellow responsible for the order bears
the handle OF Fred wenck.
Badgers Fall IN Line.
All was we'll and good in the local
camps until someone started n story to
the effect that Wisconsin was going to
try the same rule Then our favorite
glove wieIders lost some OF their popu-
larity in the ranks of the oshaugh-
nessys. o'Fishertys and corcorans. Find
ing Irish fighters these days Is hard
Job.
For instance, take the following list:
Anchol Anchovitz. Ike Goldberg. John
RiEEold, Nathan Margolsky. Jose Ybarra,
George Contas. Mario Tombinl, Jacoh
Isadore Tolmich. Joseph welfing. Joe
Kutnack. Frank Franzensky and J.
CrukinBky.
Now IL Comes out.
OF course you recognize these boys a.
the leading battlers Of the day. boyI
who appear in the public prints every
day. NOT Well. here's how they appear
on the cards In the future. II the "Us'
your own names campaign" goei
through:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-31
NAVY ELEVEN DEFEATED
BY NORTH CAROLINA AGeIES

ANNAPoLIs Ma. Oct. n-North
Caroline Agricultural and Mechanical
college defeated Navy today. Il 70 II
During the first two periods. when they
ala al their scoring. the Asgies showed
marked superiority "a tbs Akiddies In
defensive and offensive work.
Secretary OF the Navy Daniels ana Mr..
Daniels witnessed the game 1856
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-31
CORNELL PILES Up BIG SCORE
AGAINST VIRGINIA POLY

ITHACA. N. r.. Dot. so-cornall piled
up score OF S TO oin defeating the heavy
Virginia Polytechnic institute team to-
day and uncovered an serial offensive
that proved a revelation. The big red
team allowed conclusively that ita NO
tory over Harvard iAse Saturday was not
a flash in the pan. for today's game IN
dieated that Coach Sharpe has built up
first and second teams with q marvellous
attack and defensive power.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-31
ARMY GOES DOWN BEFORE
VILLA NOVA IN, NICE. CONTEST

West POINT, n. T.. DOT. ya-Ths
Army was beaten by villa Nova today. is
to Is, In hard-fought and cleaniy-con-
tested game The visitors outplayed the
cadets at every angle except At punting,
where MurriIl had shade the better
Of Il. The cadets showed flashes os Of
fensive strength. notably IN the second
period. when they marched seventy yards
for q score on short utshpg Through the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-31
IIarrara VIM from EaEar.

HARVARD, Neb., Oct 0.-(Special.) -
Harvard High school foot ball team
again demonstrated its superiority over
Edgar by winning an easy victory. e to
the score would Indicate, Harvard having
made two touchdowns which were disai-
lowed. Only once during the game was
the Harvard goal In danger, and Edgar
managed TO score on q series OF short
passes. Two years ago Harvard defeated
Edgar, q Oto q
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-31

WAKEFIELD. Neb.. Oct W.--(speolai.)
The Wakefield High school eleven de-
feated the stanton HiEh school elsvsn on
the Wakefield gridiron. BY q score Of
- 70 ?. The squads were about evenly
matched IN weight. and played = hard
game 70 the end. The Wakefield boys
carried the pigstin over fIsics during
The first quarter The second quarter
was q blank. but the Stanton team could
not hoid Wakefield daring the thrsd and
fourth quarters and the score piled up
70 90
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-31

FORT COLLINS, Colo, Oct. N.-The
ssS .sne az saS xe,sr sshsr VIM %
ming from last years conference cham
pions-the Colorado school OF Minea IS
70 o. Five touchdowns and five goals
figured In the scoring. The triple pass
was used 10 good advantage.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-31
Bi< Potato ana Foruge Crops.

(Correspohdence Of the Associated Press.)
PARIS. oct Ex-senator Jules Meline.
former president OF the cabinet, presid-
Ing at the annual meeting Of the Agri-
showing that the potato and forage
crops this year are 20 abundant as TO
compensate the shortage In wheat. The
excess Of hay produced over other. years
stock TO make up for all the necessary
acquisitions OF meat for the army. The
eliminating point In the meat crisin."
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-31
Peace Secretary Resigns.

LONDON. Oct. 21-Ths resignation u
announced OF the Rev. w Evans Darby.
IL. D.. OF the seeretariAt OF the Peace
society. DIT. Darby Il 70 years old. was
born IN carmArthenshire. wales. and h
one OF the few authorities on intemA-
tionai law. having published the famous
''MAgnum Opus international Tribunals. I"
copies Of which were presented 20 all the
reigntng monarchs OF the world. A sec
ond edition was prepared for the ass Of
delegates AZ the last Hague congress.
while third edition was specially dsd-
icated TO the czar OF Russia.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-31

The caledonlans will meet the Bohe-
mlang al Miller park soccer grounds to
day for the third time this season The
they have had on this season ana all
true Scots are determined TO make Il 4
win for the caiedonians.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-31

DENVER Oct 0.-penyer university
was practically olimtnafcd a. a Rocky
mountain confofcnco ulIainplon contender
- a.. sssuit , 9l 10 qsfeat y % o ~
nlnlllers put up stiff game. but were
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-31

--ord and North Loup Hish sdh551
played foot ball today on the North Loup
grounds. the local team winning. II 70 q
This IL the first time this season North
Loup has been scored against and ORD
was the only team scoring agninst thsrn
last season. Frosty Holman and Steve
Finch OF North Loup were the stars.
Both were knocked out and hAd 70 be 10
placed. but later went back IN the same.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-31

The High school OF commsres foot ball
team iourneyed to Missouri Valley. la.
yesterday and played q TO Q tie
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-31

Apartments. flats. houpes and cottages
can be rented quickly and chsaply BY =
Bee For Rent
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-31

A Tor Sale" al will turn secondhand
furniture into eaah.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-28
Fine! Park to Be Used

The Metropolitan park board has come to its
senses.
After refusing year after year to permit Wright
park to be used as picnic ground or gathering
place, or, in fact for anything but pretty plot OF
trees and lawns that were to be gazed upon but not
touched, the park board has shown fine streak OF
intelligence.
It has voted to permit the Tacoma labor unions
TO use the park for labor's big annual holiday OBJ
servance.
It will throw the municipal tennis courts at Sixth
avenue and streets open to the public on that day
to be used a dance pavilion, mery-gO-round site,
or refreshments center.
The park board is experimenting, it says, and
the use misuse Of Wright park labor day will de-
termine the future policy.
Wright park is one Of the prettiest in the West 1t
is beautiful plot of q close to the center of
the city The park board boasts of it having more
varieties Of trees and plants than any other park
the coast.
The people built Wright park, just as they built
Point Defiance park and the other recreative spots
about Tacoma. The park board is merely elected to
carry out the desires of the public. The public, no
doubt, wants to that park well merely gaze
At it.
The board has shown good common sense in allow
Ing the park to be used by the labor union men, their
wives and families Sept g. and it should continue to
throw open the park for public festivities all
proper occasions.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-28

Father (grimly) - No doubt
you dots worth two hundred
dollars a front foot.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-28
Andes An Editorial By Roger w. Babson

statue was unveiled and dedicated to the whole
world as lesson Of peace and good will.
On the granite base are two bronze tablets given
by the workingmens and workingwomen's unions Of
Buenos Aires, which bear inscriptions in Spanish
on one side the following:
"Sooner shall these mountains crumble into dust
that the Argentines and Cheans break the peace to
which they have pledged themselves at the feet Of
Christ the Redeemer.'
Perhaps when the present terrible war is over, the
women of some American city will present such
statue for erection in Belgium. Perhaps the work
ingwomens unions of Europe will provide the base.
Certainly this is worthy of thought.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-28
BY SELAH

prove he knew his history.
Well" said Washington, "a
man that can't tell a lie can't 5s
spy. Therefore / can't be a spy.
On the other hand"
Being a good liar, l can" fin
ished Adam.
Eyes, Ounce, oil boy" uttered
George. Don't mind II you die
for your country. 1t is the noblest
thing a man can do. Peder Jen-
son and l are agreed upon 1t,
Mrs. Sewall, notwithstanding.
ooh, very WE'LL" agreed Adam,
happy and carefree as an under
taker. II suppose l was born to
be hanged"
Ito be continued.)
SELAH.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-28
The Christ Of the Andes

strife BY treaty. the question was submitted to
Queen Victoria and then to King Edward Of Eng
land
The decision of the jurists and geographers to
whom he entrusted the case for the division Of the
disputed territory was cheerfuly accepted by both
countries.
Later the two countries concluded general arbi-
traton treaty, considerable disarmament followed,
giving much-needed funds for internal improve
ments and good feeling and confidence took the
place of mstrust and jealousy M
Before this, however, the women of Buenos Aires
had begun securing money for the statue of Christ
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-28

BEAUTY HINTS
by Lii Rustic.

Pimples can be quickly remov-
ed by several applications of cold
chisel.
Black, glossy hair looks much
better IL 1t Is combed.
Be careful of satin pumps. They
will not hold water, like ordinary
pumps.
Some men, you know, are born
great, some achieve greatness
Miss Keen-Exaetly! And some
just CRATE upon you!
Lover (passionately) Sir, love
the very ground your daughter
walks on!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-28

In 1900, Chile and Argentina were on the verge o.
a'war over boundary dispute involving $4,000
square miles of territory in Patagonia. Immense
sums spent for ornaments were the cause OF very
high taxes There was little money for education
and the development Of the resources of the coun-
tries.
The British ministers employed theirgood offices,
and two bishops one from each country, journeyed
among their towns, pleading for peace and arbitra-
ton. This was finally decided upon
Bishop Benevente of Buenos Aires, then sug-
gested that statue Of Christ be erected on the
boundary to prevent if possible any recurrence OF
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-28

which Bishop Benevente had suggested The de-
sign was made by Mateo Alfonso, young Argentine
sculptor and the statue was cast from Chilean and
Argentine cannon. Certainly this was good way
to use cannon-would that England and Germany
might use their guns this way. 1t was decided to
place it on the highest practicable point on the
boundary In February, 1904 1t was taken as far as
the railroad extended and then on gun carriages up
the dangerous ascent the selected spot high up in
the Andes.
Hundreds of people from both countries had come
and camped over night ready for the dedication
ceremonies, which took place March 10, 1904. Amid
the booming of guns and the sound of music the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-28

Dear me, Henry, isn't that Mr..
Jones deaf! / talked to him an
hour and he never heard ope
word I said"
Lucky dog!"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-28
BUY AT HOME

You will be perfectly salts
fled after looking over our
Grocery prices. We sell the
best for the least!
Potatoes - Yakima Melted
Gem, per 100 lbs. -. .$1.75
New POtatOes-Good size, 6
lbs. for :. use
Dry OniOns--Firm and we'll
cured, Is lbs. for :. use
Bermuda Onions - Silver
skin, 6 lbs. for ........ Csc
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-28
WOULD FIX THAT

WOULD FIX THAT
Mrs. Youngwedd-Well, dear,
I've found a flat, and the cars go
right past the door.
Youngwedd--Won't the noise
of the electrics disturb your rest,
my love?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-28
HE AGREED.

How do you like my new hat.
John?v u
How much did IL cost?"
Three dollars"
Most becoming hat you ever
had on."--Judge.