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The Winslow mail., 1915-04-03

urdays recently his scores were sue
cessively SO, "a, 81 and 100 out of a
possible 100 clay pigeons.
Bender is well satisfied with his
berth with the Baltfeds and the ex-
pectations are that he will excel past
performances.
Baltimore fans" are anxiously
awaiting the opening of the season in
order to get a good glimpse of the
famous slab artist in action.
The Winslow mail., 1915-04-03
BENDER is A TRAP SHOOTER
Former Mainstay of Philadelphia Ath-
Ietics Makes Excellent Score
With Clay Pigeons.

Chief Bender, the former mainstay
Of Connie Mack's crew of ball tossers,
and now with the Baltimore Federal
league team, is top-notch trap shoot
or. The Chiefs eagle eye seems to be
improving with old age, the clay pig
cons falling prey to his mighty gum
in ever larger numbers. On four Sat
The Winslow mail., 1915-04-03
Copyright, 1851

my dear, what is the matter?
Steady, now, and lean against me!
My! You look as if you had just come
out of the hospital"
II have" murmured Zoe Wharton,
trying to discern the face Of the girl
through the gathering fog Of vertigo.
she was conscious of pair Of friendly
ayes and two strong hands that held
her.
1t was less physical weakness than
the sense of despair that had overcome
Zoe. San Francisco seemed singularly
inhospitable; in all the rushing life of
that great city she did not have
friend. She did not know where to
turn. She would have sunk down upon
che sidewalk had not the girl who was
passing caught her.
Come home with me-" said her
companion. "It's only a block, and
you can rest awhile till you feel strong
ar. and maybe l can put you wise to
things if you're stranger, as you look
ike"
Five minutes later the good little
Samaritan had assisted Zoe into the
cheap rooming house and UP the stairs
into the little hall bedroom And Zoe,
sinking down into the one easy chair,
found her brain clearing and began to
realize what manner of girl this was
that had saved her
She saw the tawdry flnery, the tint
ed cheeks, the penciled lashes, and,
shuddering, wondered whether-won-
dered whether
Turn the spigot, kid. I'm waiting"
zaid Zoe's friend.
II.
my, that was tough luck!" said
Mamie, when Zoe had ended in pas
Honate sobs and tears. "But guess
It's what you'd call the old, old story
There's plenty of men like Halsey
Burnes fitting around. But engaged
to him-gee, that was tough! And
you'd known each other for years in
that little town of yours?"
All our lives" sobbed Zoe. But I
didn't know couldn't dream
that was why l trusted him After l
told him that we would have to be
married at once he said he would ar
cange it. And then he left me the let
ter, saying that he had been married
month already, to that other girl, and
had best come into San Francisco and
let 1t all blow over
Say" interrupted Mamie briskly.
its q good thing the kid died, amt
M?"
She was rejecting. Shallow, f1ighty
rs she was, with the sordid ideals of
women of her kind, Mamie had an i'm
pulsiye generosity. She was honestly
sorry for Zoe, and wanted to help her.
She racked her brains. Meanwhile
Zoe, wondering vaguely what it was
that had impelled her to give her con
idence to this outcast, watched her
with a dawning terror that such a fate
was to be hers.
Il got it now," cried Mamie, leaping
up excitedly. zoe, d'Iever hear of the
'Westphalia'? There's always money
TO be picked up there, and it's crowd
ed every night in the year. Why,
there's straighter girls than you goes
there, and at the worst one can do a
song and dance for the price of
days living"
"But II never went into such a
place" faltered Zoe.
Il see you didn't, kid" answered the
other. But I'll stick by you, and
well, anyway, there amt much else
you can do, Is there?"
mo" answered Zoe family. And,
reckless, bewilderad, friendless, save
for this outcast who had assisted her,
she felt that it did not matter at all
where she went or what became of
her.
III.
Let's go slumming!" exclaimed one
of Judson Holmes guests, and the idea
was caught up by everyone except
The Winslow mail., 1915-04-03
More Fun Ahead.

First Crank-Come around to the
hall tonight We are getting up a
new league.
Second Crank-What sort?
First Crank-We haven't decided
yet, but it's going to be an antisome
thing or other.-New York Weekly.
The Winslow mail., 1915-04-03
No Use for Kew

Book Agent-This little work on
How to Preserve the Hair" is the key
to the entire situation.
Mr.. Baldy-Tm very sorry, but
haven't a single lock it would fit.
The Winslow mail., 1915-04-03
Bill Nav Come Back.

Just because Bill" Donovan hit
.292 while with Washington in 1898,
he is considering the possibilities of
developing himself into a pinch
hitter
The Winslow mail., 1915-04-03
Evers, Contract for Four Years.

Second Baseman Evers contract
with the worlds champion Boston Ma
tionals has soNr years to run
The Winslow mail., 1915-04-03

Zoe lad Promised to Meet Him There.
Ellen, who pouted disdainfully when
the idea was broached.
'TIl stay at home, father" said the
girl 81 don't care to see any of the
low life of the city, thank you"
Ellen Holmes, seventeen, pretty,
dainty self-willed, ruled her father
with a rod of iron, and knew it.
The Winslow mail., 1915-04-03

Kansas Eleven Made $9,290.
University of Kansas football team s
games netted $500 profit last year.
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your name"
He sald thia with n great deal OF
emphasis. as tho TO impress mo with
Dick's generosity In giving me tho
stock. lie did not know that all
the money that had been paid for Il
was mine-money that my mother
had left IN. and that | had earned
myself-exccpt the dividends from
the stock. wrieh We had applied.
You have now" h. continued.
$4,000 paid up stock and 80 shares
on which you have paid s2.500. I
think your dividends during the
next three years will take care Of
this. You. believe. are also lend.
Ing $4,000 to the concern on a call
note at per cent"
Let mo ask you n question. Mr..
Sclwin. Would you want Mrs. Sci
win TO put this $4,000 Into the
company II II had been loft herr
Oh. know that the company has
made. and will probably again make
so per cent on the investment. But
~ anything should happen To Dick
and to you. and the business was
carried on BY strangers. you see
am n minority stakeholder. and
would have nothing to say about the
policy Of the company.
mir. Selwin. n woman has really
no business In a stock company
where she knows. and by the very
fact of being n woman can know
nothing about It's affairs.
Il am perfectly willing 10 let the
Margaret dividends. IA you call
them. 20 back into tho business In
the purchase OF stock. but am not
going. to use n homely phrase. put
all my eggs into one basket"
You are quite n business WON
an. Margaret. he said. patronlz.
ingly.
NO. I am not answered. Very
few are. In fact. you can almos,
say no woman IL business woman
In a mans sense
What do you mean by that" he
asked. Interestingly. Il thought the
modern woman was sure that she