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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-06-11

"sut Mrs. Grundy insists on the ma,d."
been allowed to go pretty much to
ruin. Tom Kane would do his best, OF
course, but actually We are looking for
the bird In the bush when we have one
in the hand"
Il see your point" the promoter said
promptly. my offer OF days ago still
holds good. Ill finance this matter to
the end, and I'll look after the mine
too. So you can be care free so far as
that goes, John"
"You know | wouldn't take it for
myself" John began awkwardly and
was silenced by a smile.
The next morning they had barely
finished breakfast when the launch
captain was announced.
The three Of them found him burst.
ing with news
81 think located your Hindu" ne
told them. HE came down at day
light this morning looking for steam
or sailing for the north. The Halcyon
leaves at noon. and the steward gave
him a job in the galley"
"But 1t might be another Hindu"
Ruth suggested.
The captain turned toward her and
shook his head ~ don't think it's
possible" he said HE answered the
description clear down to the rugs
Besides that, he seemed kind of nerv
Gus, and when one of the sailors jollied
him the man nearly had a dt I'm
sure he's your man."
There's only one thing for you to
do" Everett said promptly-"take pas
sage on that steamer yourselves to San
Francisco. By that time you can be
pretty sure whether he's your man or
not"
This was agreed upon. and Ruth
started on her preparations immediate
ly. Everett insisting that she take her
maid with her.
"But don't need her" Ruth protest.
ed. "She's so expensive too"
"You are merely a youngster," Ever
EFT said quietly, land you must have
woman travelling with yOu. 1t is all
right to do as you like In the mines.
where no one would dream of speak
ing evil or thinking 1t. but Mrs. Grun
dy insists on the maid"
John agreed with Everett and de-
parted to get the tickets. in spite Of
Everett's warning that he had better
send and get them.
The result was that George Drake,
just landed from the mine and In
search of Wilkerson. found him shad
owing Dorr
Drake explained his coming by say
ing that he had heard nothing from
either WilkersOn or Mrs. Darnell. and
be could be Of no use at the Master
Key"
Its just as WELL" Wilkerson said
sulkily. 81 have a dozen things to at
tend to, and you can help. The first
is not to let that man Dorr get out OF
our sight or turn a hand unless we
know It."
In a few sentences filed with bitter
ness be told the story of the finding Of
the chest and the futile search for the
plans and the abstraction OF the Idol
containing them.
When Wnkerson found that Dorr
and Ruth booked passage on the Hal
cyon for San Francisco and had In
Quired about the next sailings for the
Orient he took Drake aside and they
determined that this could only mean
one thing
DOrr was on the track of the idol.
Wen follow themr' be said savage
~. We've spent too much to quit
now"
Jean Darnell received Drake coolly
and listened to Wilkerson's explana
tiOn OF his new scheme without
word
Her stormy eyes bodied no good to
some one. and Wilkerson feared she
would abandon him
But there was the tenacity of a Z
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-06-11

OF tne lop.'
a temple. What more natural than hal
he should see the chance ut IA great
reward for doing niOus duty ana re
turning II to irs native plare:"
But that's ull gursswurk Ruth
sisted practically.
Il know It," he admitted. "RuI II
sO"d guess is better than nothing to
work ON. Let's 90 AMI Sre on, skipper
person
The Hunch captain received them
Renially and listened TO J"nn story
Al its finish ne agreed with John thnr
IL WAS very likely that the Indian nan
recognized a native god and would re-
store Il TO Its own temple.
I've visited those eastern ports n
good deal he tOld them II know
boys ON lark from the ship viii dn
lust That trick run on with IN idnl
fot curiO and know In" fuss TN.
henthens make abont II ton. They II
go any length TO get back first ch"P
god :"
Before they left ne promised Ia Keep
nm ere open for the Hindu ana inform
them II ne got the smallest rlew. With
this they mad 70 De- satisfied as IN
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CHAPTER XIV.
"Hs Is a Prisonsrl"

HE 10 a Prisoner!"
N0URING the long voyage TO
HOngkOng the three were
G15s5FI thrown much together. ana
- Sir Donald learned in full the
history OF the Master Key" mine ana
the present search for the plans Of the
site of the mother lode.
At first he could hardly believe that
such things could happen. but slowly
he came to understand that the tire
mendons passions that were fighting
to be satisfied would stop at nothing.
81 fear you will find 1t different In
india" he told John many times THE
country is immense. It Is inhabited by
races of different speech aud habits
and religions. and yet over II all there
ia the vague spell of the east which is
so foreign to your western Amprira
that fear yOu will not easily recover
what you seek"
''But must get the papers back.
said John quietly There is no ques
ton about II "
MANY a man has refused to &C
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-06-11

several years ago-a great many, in
truth 1t is the tutelary deity of a
small city on the river Bhala. and II Is
about as sacred an article as yOu could
pick up The people OF that city think
that since they have lost their image
the god is angry with them. and for
some years they have quietly conduct
ed a search for it,
And this man will take II to BhaIa p
handed Ruth.
He has already started. under.
stand from some OF the natives l
know"
Then what are we to DOR demand
ed John
"Bhan Is some hundreds OF miles up
country Sir Donald continued. Part
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High School Sewing Classes

Sewing classes covering regular
courses will be conducted by Miss
Riddle beginning Monday, Tune 7
Credits given. Tuition $500. See her
at her home, 922 Cleveland Blvd
64-ll
The Carlisle independent., 1915-01-14
Resolution of Respect.

To the Worshipful Master Ward ems and Brethern of E. H. Eng fish Lodge No. 237. Free and accepted Masons:
 We your committee appointed to darft resolutions of respect in regard to the death of our dearly beloved brother Rev. VIII. Pharr We beg to submit the following:
 Whereas, the Supreme Archi- tect of the Universe has removed from labor below to eternal re treatments above, our beloved brother Pharr. And whereas, we recognize in his death the loss of one of our loost fait hful and true brethern, who lived faithful to his obligations as a Mason, and was untiring in the practice of the principles loved and fostered by Masonery. There fore, be it Resolved, that we deeply monrn his loss and extend to his family and loved ones our deepest sympathy in the less we have all sustained. and commend them to the care of a mercifnl God, who always hears the plea of the widow and the fatherless. Resolved luther that a page of our minutes be dedicated to his memory and that a copy Of these resolutions be sent to the family and to the county papers.
 J. w. Cook.
 ". o. Thweatt.
 J. L. Brians.
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L. w. Sanders of Little Rock, Commercial agent for the South ern Railway Company was in z own today.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-01-14

Names will be added to the above list and run throughout the hunting season for 50 cents
The Carlisle independent., 1915-01-14

Rain Coats for Men, Women Boys; a good assortment at Buechley's.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-01-14

J. c. Griffin, Supt. of Prarie county hools was in town Mon- day and Tuesday.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-01-14

Good School Shoes can be had at Buechley's.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-01-14

Mann White was a Des Arc vioitor Sunday.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-01-14

Go to Buechley's for Comfort Batts.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-01-14

c. $. Proctor and Phill Air hart of Hazen visited in Carlisle Sunday.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-01-14

1. T. Sims of Hazen was in Car lisle Friday.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-01-14

FOR SALE-Good split post oak fence posts. Willis Rhoads.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-01-14

Miss Alma Ford was a Little Rock visitor Saturday.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-01-14

Highest prices paid for all kinds of produce. S. B. Pearson,
The Carlisle independent., 1915-01-14

Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Veach, who lives sonth of town was in Carlisle today.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-01-14

J. 1. Smith of Hazen was a business visiotr to Carlisle Satur- day.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-01-14

Harvey Cannon of Wattensaw was in town today.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-01-14

FOR SALE:- Thorough bred Duroc gilts. Inquire at this office.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-01-14
Report of the Condition ofthe Dariryrf1enS Bank of Carlisle Lonoke Count ATdnsds the Close of
 December 3L 1914.
RESOURCES

RESOURCES Loans and Discounts, Demand s 200.00 Deans and Discounts,
 Unsecured 23,487.49 Loans and Discounts, Secured
 by Collateral and Personal
 Endorsement 20, S34 01 Loans and Real Estate 3,422. 6S Oyerdrafts, Secured and Un-
 secared 193 92 Furniture and Fixtures 1,5O000 Banking House 100000 Due from Rererve Agent Banks 26, S00.O9 Checks on other Banks 592 20 Currency 2,20O.Oo Gold 90 % silver and Fractional Coin 1,1O3.O .O6 Other Resources as follows.
 Accumulated Interest 29S4 IA
 -.--
 Total SS5, ,407 59
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Notice To Hunters

Hunting is strictly forbidden on the following farms and all who persist in same will be pro secuted for trespassing. Also keep your dogs away.
 or Muzzy D. V. Stewart w. A. Smith Ed Chapman D. L. Robbins. , farms c. E. Smiley pr. F. Muzzy W. $. Snow H. Walters
 D. B. Perkins E. c. Perkins c. B. Seaton J. s. Savage 3 farms J. M. Truby 3 farms c. c. Perkins Harry Watson Harry Neal John Liefer
 G. Koch
 Bennett Bros. B. D. Muzzy G. B. Taylor Grant and Ross Conrad Fred Swears Clarence Cameron
The Carlisle independent., 1915-01-14

State County Lonke A.. L.
  s 0 best o ourk knowledge beief
 D. B. PERKINS,
 AL REIFF, Attest H. A. Berry
 C. H. Buhl,
 D. B. Perkins Subscribed My
 A. B. Cameron,
The Carlisle independent., 1915-01-14
LIABILITIES

Capital Stock, Paid Up $lo.oOO.oo
 Surplus Funds, Certified 100000 Undivided Profits, Net 3,2O9 B Savings Accounts 20292 Individual Deposits 63,S95.52 Public Funds 1,146.66 Time Certificates of Deposits 4,953 Is
 Total $S5,407,59
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-08
Nlts Stem 9rleans miro oeu1e(-

alis Stem Orleans miro geule(
BET, ooB bort 2uuis @runepalo, Der
Grinder un0 9eiiber Der bort u1lo Ii:
cuOern Staoten beitebenoen @rune-
ipolo'l6en Mniifalien : @anolungelt
ur0 oes befaltnten @runemalo Sotels
in Ncp Orleans, ~geitorben lit. Ger
8eritorbene itoiio I'M 88lten 2ebens
iabr mo. Bat ieit SO Sa6ren IN Stem
Orleans getpobnt. gr ltammte aus
Der baperiiden 9fol5.
am 10ten Wfai Ioa in @alb-
inston Die idon friiber angefiin-
oigte aonferen8 iiio- nno central
omerifaniider Sinan5miniiier ulo
@anfiers nit @ertretern unieres
S4abamts uno Sinanslenten unleres
Sanoes Itattfinoen, oeren 3nef
es lit, Die finan5ienen uno fommer-
aiellen 8e5iebungen 8miihen Den
omerifaniiden Staaten 5i it6rfen.
Ser Hanamafonal lit tpieoer
einnlal fir ale ~tiefgebenoen Sdiffe
geidloiien, Oa i'm iogenannten Guile.
bra Gut Dieoer elm GrOitur5 itattge-
fumoen bat.
SSn Chicago bat man einen jun
gen Burden. Der iid Glen O'Gourfe
nennt uno ungefabr 5tuan5ig Sabre
off lit, nit an0ern iungen Wannerll
slliammen beg ginbruds nngeflagt.
Die 9erbafteten baben lire SdulS
bereits eingeitanoen. O'Nourfe be-
bouptet, er. babe cine Srau bier in
unierer Stnot, Die franf Jet unb Ell
babe fih Den ginbredern nilr anGc-
idloiien, Inn @elo fir feline Srau 81
ihaffen.
Sim SamItag mittag riftete Elm
setpiiier Mouroe 8bilipps, eili
@runoeigentitms- ltno Sol5banoler.
in Der Stdot 8rumsipid IN Georgia
Elm formlides 8lntbao an. gr err.
idoB flint 9erionett, ~perfpiinoete
5meiunobreiBie iino tpuroe iblieBlid)
ielbit BON einem 4obofaten Wameils
Butts erihoifen. 8bilipps, Der oitrd
beoeutenoe @eloberluite anideinelo
ge~iitesgeitort eemoroen NOR, fam &c.
gen Mittag in Die Office bes Iobo-
foten 9untpooop nit Dem 5uiammea
err perihieoene @eihdftsunterneb-
munger eennodjt bate, uno bon
rem er bebanptet, Dab err ourh ibl
@elb p~erloren babe, uno fenerte BET
sc @dnfe elmer outomatiiden Shrot.
iIirte onf i'm ob. Ser SduB totetp
9unpoo6p iofort. 9biIippS Iuo fei-
ne 5linte mie0er un6 aing Damn auf
sic StroBe binous, no iid IN SoIge
res Sduifes cine MenIdenmenae olt
qeIommelt batte. Gr lhob olif oiele.
t6tete einen Monn n1o perfpun6etc
mebrere anoere rllo eiug oonrt. mai.
reno olIes Dor ibm fob, nod Ser
Gfe Der StroBe. mo er iid Dor elmer
Mpotbefe oufItelte nno oiif ieben
I6oB, Der oie StraBe entlone fam.
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Wis Wlerifo.

Sn Der &afenitaot Sampico iino
Die SbDar5en Yoden ausgebro1en.
aus 2areoo miro gemeloet, Die
teIeerapbilde @erbinoung nit Mon-
terep lei unterbro1en.
Cine bier in San @ntonio ein-
getroffene 0epei1e meloet, ooB @e.
raj 8iao iid auf einen glneriff alf
Eampico ~porbereite Cine 0epeide
Gus Tampico beutet an, oaB man
6ort einen slngriff erparte.
8ie aus SEEM Orleans gerneI-
oct miro, iino in Der merifanii6eu
Sauptitaot 300 merifaniide Yrielter
eingeferfert; 1856 YrieIter fremoer
H%ationalitdt iino aus Merico pertrie-
ZEN nno ale Snitittte in Der Soupt-
IIaot, init benen Ronnen iu 8er6in-
enng iteben, iino geidloiien.
8ie bon finoiger Seite beriA-
tet miro, lit Die idlimme Gage in bcr
Sauptltaot III eriter 2inie burt oaS
9efret Ser gorran5iitos perurfadt
iporoen meldes oos bon 8iua ausge.
aebene @elo fir ungiiltig erfldrte
@iele 2eute muroen oa6urd noais
nlittellos. Obre9on iab ole @efabr
uno CAB oen ltmlauf oes 8iao-@el.
oes bis ~ einem gefpiiien @raoe pie-
Der 81. 9[6er oann fam cine idDori
@rfldrung bon Gorron3o, ooB Die
MISUNDERSTANDING in i6reln
polen llmfanee oltrdgefiibrt perben
miiiie. Gamit begonn Damn oos LIN.
fell.
9lus Gl 8aio miro gemeIoet.
8iaa's Soupttruppenmoiie iei pol,
@uaoaloiora nod Iguos Galleries
aegongen. Gs iei oies ebcnfaas Sc.
geginn ons @arides geeen 8era
|Gru5 uno eegen Eompico,
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SnIan0.

Nns Wafbington meloet mar:
amerifanii6e 9aummoa : SntereIien
inden, bereits auf Dem 8ege nad
europa befinolihe ODER fir @bliefe.
rung f~ontrabierte 8ounpolle boz
ser ieitens Der Aaiierten erfl1rten
glodabe olis5ulhlieBen. Sbne ben
ariegfibrenoen oos &eft 5u5ugeite-
fen, 8aumpole, einen nid)t 81 &on-
trebanoe ~geborigen 9trtifeI, gu be-
idlognabmen, bat oos Staots Dc
portement oieie 8bnie bes Sales
onfgenommen uio unter6on0elt I'M
ter oipmpntbiiher Mlitbilfe" oes bri.
.tiihen 9otidafters Sprine-3iee mil
Gem britiifen auswdrtigen @nlte
oorii6er, INN beltebenoe &ontraftr
8ur I%usfii6rung bringen 81 %laiIen.
Terner tperoen Die 8~ereinigten
Staaten o1f ibr @edt beiteberL 6or6-
lioffe BON 9eitti6loro 81 be3iebcn.
falls england Dies 81 TIM fortfGbrf
Obglei6 Ser 8rdiioent oes britiidell
@onro Of Sraoe iid fiir8lid i'm &ar.
lament iiber oos @eft Der amerifo.
nii6en @eTddftsueIt, Sarbitoffe hc-
siehen 81 f6nnen, nidt ousipredeil
molte, .uiroe ioeben bier erflart, oaiI
sic Ser. Gtaoten oarortf beborren
wiiroen, oob feline 0isfriminatione,l
Ttottfin6e.
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Gin 8oliaiIt Inn,ens Geoper beaonn

Gin Boli5iit Iamens 9eoper beaann
anf ibn gu idieBen, mltroe aber bon
lbm nieoergeidoiien nuo set0tet. gno.
lid eelang es Dem oben ermabnten
aopofaten Butts, Der bon ibm ebet
faus angeidoIien NOR, i'm onrd me6-
rere Sdiiiie 81 totem. 9bilipps
mobnte lett ltnaefabr smolf Sa6ren iii
grangDid nno bate Iid piel nit
e.
lhattlgt. Gr mar and Elm eifriger
polttifer. 9uniuooop mar friibcr
Wapor Der Staot ulo Mitglieo Ser
2eaisIatur.
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5reie 4Brefe fit seras: ,Montag 8. Madr3 1915.
Seras.

lnler @orberneur bot BET ser
9unoe5re9ierul1g Inn belIeren Sd)uB
Der merifanii6en @ret15e nodqeIud)t,
Inn 81 b%erbinoern, BOB marol1oierenz
De 8an0en bon Merieo ats lin u11<
lerrr Staot fommen. gr bat borae-
idlager, $4,000 fir Die 4niteQung
bon oreiBi9 meiteren Stoatsranqers
5u betpi1igen. Ser &riegsminifter
hot inn mitgeteilt, ooB General 6un-
iior, Ser @efeblsbaber itnieres Sc
partements, angemieien lei, oie n0-
tieen Sdrttte, Die ct fir gut balte, all
tu1t.
= am 0ffentli6en Squore in
@ulpbur Springs iino bier @e-
i6aftsbauier o%beebronnt. 8erluIt
$4,000.
gor Der .uSeros @oflroao Com
mtiiion" in 9uaas modte 8. Sap
bon Souitont aiiiitent : Moiienper-
fpalter Ser international 8abn, sic
ausiage, BOB Die 8abngeIeaifoft in
ben nodlten 5mei Sabren bier Mil-
lionen Golor fir gerbeI1erunaef1
ltno 0euanidaffuneen anseeben
miro.
9te nelte @ogenbriide iiber
Den gfeo &ioer, bier Meilen morn
lid bon 9eniion, Die Seros nit OF
'laboma berbinbet, lit Dem ,@erfebr
i'berge6en poroen. Sic bot cine
2ange bon 672 SUB.
Sn 2ubbof itno om A. Weor5
lehs 3on Sdnee gefouen.
Die @eri6te in SouIton boben
ods SDitem, nod tpeldem bisber oie
Ibi6Qbung bes gigentnms fir
Steuer5mede poreenomnlen tulroe
llmgeitoBen uno 1000 SteuersabIer,
limo ge5fpungen, ibr aiieIiment NON
einmal ein5ueeben. 0as @eridt haf
beItimmt, ooB nlles @igentum III,
einflang nit Der 5toatsfonititutipn
sum pollen @ert abgeidGbt peroeu
mnB. 9as @eiammt : @iieIfmeni
mi 1914 betrug 500, 933, 800. @ad5
Dem tteiien 8lan miro es fir 6ieles
Sabr auf $4,000 900 Iteigen. 81
leroings miro ooourd ald bic
Stenernte nieoriger meroen. sic
miro pernrutlid BON $f.S5, mie tie
1eBt beitebt, ouf $1.25 faIen. SouIton
miro Die ein5ige Staot I'M Staat
iein, Die Elm mirflid geieblihes ~
iddbungsipitem bat.
Shneegeitober am s. MGr5!
9elite Gormittag gegen II ubr BE-
gam es 5l ldneien. Crit fielen per-
ein5elte Slodden, Damn muroen oies
INNER bifter uno balo oorall
cab es Uirfliden S6nee, Der ouda
uuf Der Gr0e liegen blieb. Sn BEN
&erfebrSitraBen ihmol8 er, fur5 nab
Dem er gefaaen mar. M6er in ben
@rBenoiitriften Mieb er bis 81 einell
3oll bod licgen. @ii6id na6n1en Iid
nie nit Dem peiBen 6lalun iiber3o-
9enen 8dume uno Strduder aus nn6
griiBeno lugten Sic Hoien aus ser
S6nee0ede berbor.
Sn @inoam, 8errea, 9enton.
Glarfspile, 8erarfana, 0ocona, Ni-
Gita Sails, 8aris, aineitoR S6er :
man, s(nna, @orOort, 8lano, 8ogota
pno Campbell lit am lebtcn Samitog
Shnee gefalen. gr idmol5 ieooh
nod fur8er Bed.
gie 9iirger bon Sberman bu-
ben lib nit 88t gegen 294 Stimmcr
fir Notwithstanding entihie-
ben.
SSn Der 8aumpoanieoerlaqe
BON 81. Eioemann & 60. in @alpe-
iton puroen 5000 9a1en 8aumlpol.
L Elm HGib Der Slammen. Ser Ser
Init lift l,ngef1br 100000.
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Sins Roris N

Mug Baris miro gemeloet, Dab
Der ~Iusbreitnna oes Seiters a1if benz
ga Eouraine" ginbolt ae
boten lei, oaB oos Sdiff unter Ell
Genem Gampf ieine Geiie nod Sabre
fcrtgeiett babe ntb boB oie Gefobr
fir bic 8aiiagiere nno Die geiobuna
oes Sdiffes poriiber lei.
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0elS ST uerleiben auf Man6es uno
Tarmern an nniere 3~lierten. Stan=
barb Srnft Gu.. 3f5 81. Marp's Str.
San Mntonio. geros.
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WarHtsBeriht.
saammoat.
San Gntonio, s Gents.
@alDeiton, seitern, feline 80rie.


VulUEIUT, BeIlHIH, letIIe B0Ile.
G%sttcnfanisn . Ersbmtte.
San an.pnip, Eer., s. Mdr3 1910
grtmn CRUDE Cotton Geeo Oil 43
Gents bet @oIIone.
9sep gorf, s. @Grs - Gpot $3.50
1inb $500; Mdr5, $6.75 uno $500:
aprtl, $500 ino $685.; Mdi, $500 una
S7.01;. Sini $7.07 nno $7.13; sSul;.
1924 inlo $7.2b; @ugilt, 1888 nno
$7.45: September, $7.40 unb $7.45;
OCTOBER. TAO nno STA.
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gIcs NarFt.
Ban NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Strait Sohanaa @tebes, Gnbou u,tS
Serdnoerun9en. @eit@g Commerce Ctr
$4,000.
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Mems Golf Tournament
at the Country Club

Drawings for the mems elimination
tournament at the Country Club OF
Harrisburg, the big event of the Fall
in the clubs golf schedule were made
last evening. There will be three
prizes. Playing will start to-day and
close on October 80.
The first matches must be played off
by Friday night unless weather inter
feres in which event an additional day
will be allowed. Members are re-
quested to arrange matches to-day.
The drawings resulted as follows:
First sixteen - Todd VS.. Boyd
Reilly VS.. Ryder: Dohoney VS.. Evans;
w. McCreath VS.. Sides; r. McCreath
VS.. Clement; Bent VS.. L. McCreath
Payne VS.. Mcguire; Ely VS.. Bevan.
Second sixteen - w. w, Davis VS.
Hamman: Goldsborough. VS.. Stack
pole; Gather VS.. Hickok; Hosford VS.
Kiester: z. L. Miller VS.. D. McCor-
mick; C. +. Miller VS.. Brown: Dull vs.
McCaleb Forsythe vs. Gould.
Third sixteen - Abbott VS.. Seelye;
Shotwell VS.. Hargest: G. w. Davis VS.
Hall; Emerson VS.. Brady: Roger VS.
Masters: Palmer VS.. Hooker; L. E.
Johnson VS.. Kaltwasser; Wiess VS.
Funk.
The winner of the first sixteen will
take the board of governors trophy
and the club championship.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-10-20
Civic Club Will Send
Clothing to Mont Alto

AS usual the Civic Club will send
boxes this year to Mt. Alto, but the
boxes will go earlier than in former
years, in order that the patients may
have the benefit of the warm clothing
as soon as possible. Mrs. William E.
Bailey, corner South and Front streets
is chairman of the committee The
boxes and barrels must be sent the
first week of November, so that it be-
hooves every one to look up at once
their contribution for this work. Warm
clothing of all kinds is NEEDED; warm
underwear of every description for
men, women and children; sweaters
suits of clothes and overcoats for men,
dresses for women, hoods, mittens
mufflers-ev that can keep a
person warm in one of the coldest
spots of this State. Mrs. Bailey will be
glad to receive the donations; they can
be sent to her house the first week OF
November.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-10-20
Musicale Arranged
For Y. w. c. A. Members

The musicale-tea arranged for men,
bers of the Young Women's Christian
Association will be one of the largest
social events ever planned in the city.
The $500 members of the association
are invited on Wednesday of next week
October 81. to the new building at 4
o'clock. One must go promptly or
miss a delightful treat.
aside from the $500 members in
vited those who wish to pay their
dollar that day and become members
may also attend There will be room
for all and a good time for all. The
Board of Directors wishes to have
every member present. And the mem
bers will certainly wish to attend and
see for themselves something of what
is going on in this great institution.
Mrs Cox, Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Brum-
baugh will sing and Mrs. Martin B.
Cumbler will play.