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Evening journal., 1915-09-21
Sporting Topics
and Comment of
Local Interest
By Bill McCOWan

Get out the hammers, boys. No, Bill
didn't burn up the All-Wilmington
League, and in all probability he won't
burn up the Virginia League, but one
thing is certain, he's going to get al
chance. And what's moro, the old boys
l75 pounds of almost perfect physique
will help whole lot with his speed.
Don't let 'em get you down, Bill.
The Benevolent Pioneer Literary
Associations members will entertain
the Vandever team, champions of the
All-Wilmington League, at their club
rooms in the law building the even
ing, of October 5, when lively smok-
er will be held The Pioneers finish
/ ed second in the A-W race, and know
no better way of extending congratu-
lations to the victor.
Harry Dutch" Damrau, the brill
liant Tri-State League infelder, play
ed some great ball for the Ports
mouth team Of the Virginia League
this season. Dutch" is polished in
fielder, and good sticker in a pinch
He was clubbing the banana at .2S0
mark when the season closed. He is
now holding down third base for Con-
ME Mack's team. Damrau looks good
as the successor to ]. Franklin Baker.
Manager Fat" Hance. Of the
Brownson Library football team, ex-
poets to gain laurels for the blue and
gold this season. He has gathered
together a classy bunch of boys
Monk" Saville and Joe Allen. for
merly of the Concord Heights team.
have been signed. It is rumored
about the Library that Frank and Bill
Kerrigan will also wear Brownson
suits.
Johnny Gallagher, the Olympic hero
and holder Of the twenty mile run
record, was in Wilmington last week
visiting his many friends here.
Johnny stated that he was coming
beck strong this fall in the running
game.
Captain Sam" Snitcher, the veteran
football star, who put in twelve years
Of gridiron service with the old Or
ange team. Imperial and Olympia
/ squads has announced his retirement
from the game Sam says he is not
| kidding this time.
K. o. Harry Baker, the local mid
dleweight, who defeated Charley Col
Inns at Columbia in a six round bout
I last Tuesday night is in the best
fighting trim of his career. Harry
will be billed at one Of the Philadel-
I phia clubs soon.
Evening journal., 1915-09-21
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
American League.
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY.
American League.

Detroit at Philadelphia.
ST. Louis at New York.
Chicago az Washington.
Cleveland al Boston.
Evening journal., 1915-09-21
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
National League.

Pittsburgh, /; Brooklyn, 0.
Cincinnati, 4: Boston, 1.
Phillies-St. Louis, rain.
Chicago-New York, rain.
Evening journal., 1915-09-21
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Federal League.

Pittsburgh. A; Buffalo. 2.
Brooklyn. 10: Kansas City, 2.
Newark-Chicago, rain.
Other clubs not scheduled.
Evening journal., 1915-09-21
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Federal League.
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY.
Federal League.

Baltimore at st. Louis.
Brooklfn at Kansas City.
Newark at Chicago.
Buffalo at Pittsburgh.
Evening journal., 1915-09-21
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
National League.
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY.
National League.

Phillies at St. Louis.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
Boston at Cincinnati.
New York at Chicago.
Evening journal., 1915-09-21

K. o. Harry Baker. the local mid
dleweight, who defeated Charley Col
Inns at Columbia in a six round bout
last Tuesday night. is in the best
fighting trim Of his career. Harry
will be billed at one Of the Philadel-
phia clubs soon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-12

wnfld meets necuna and fourth Weanan.
any nights az T.sa 3. M Wn0anan Han
ceruer aayInn and houAna
@. o. CROoEE. Cisrk
C. c.
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FIRST Judicial Circuit Of Florida. Cir
cult Court 81 Escamhia County. r. 3
simpson. a. trustee In bankruptcy for
the estate 81 William u Knowles.
tee IA bankruptcy FOR the estate of the
Pensacola Investment Company, a cor.
poHattun. bankrupt. complainants, W,
Martha a. Esiliman. Richard ~ Stllluaa.
Jane Sfillman. Richard II Etiliman. a.
adniuiHtre tor ~ The estate ~ John 2
stiilman deceased. ard HnKh Stisiwaan.
minor. and Iehn Nfiliwan TEE de-
PENDANT. John Stiiitnnns u hereby rN-
1uIFca 20 appeag 20 the hia nF complaint
Sled ln thiN cause. on AfsfN "a "A. u.
1918. This order shall he nnb'ishe1
weeks. IN The Pensacola Journal a
nHwspaner puh.inh@h in FsxgaE9'a, Es-
Gambia county. Florida Jas Msegfbbon,
CLERK Circuit Court 70 EeCambia County.
Florida. by Thos. Johnson. Z. G.
CONCEAL seal1
kssA-sebJ ecswgw
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spEctAL MASTERS sALH

Notice IL hereby given that ~ virtue
q decree 81 foreeiahure rendered %
she Circuit Court q Eseambie county
1915. and ~ = supplementary decree rem
dered therein OF Marrh 8 1918. ~
certain cause therein peuainK IN which
M y, Namely was complainant and the
Pensacola Investment Company, = cor
poration. = n SmithVick. as trustee IN
bankruptcy for said Pensacela Invest
msnt Company - 81. were defehaants.
! VII o. Monday; Apfl 5 lslA, aurans
Tor cash - the hiEhsst bidder. IN front
81 the county court house doors n The
Citg % Pensacola. Escamhin county.
estate. situated. iytng ana beink = the
County o. Escambia. state 81 F1orsaa.
wfts
All that part ~ section eighteen tif1
lying ~ the west half tWtfl 81 the east
han gEssb q said section, north q =
itne drawn east and west twenty -ihree
hundred ami seveutY-ulne t284s1 feet
north OF the southern boundary line %
said section Aisa commencing a.
goiut On the southern boundary me at
the southeast aeFner 81 west half tWal
e fhe east hall tE@3 81 said section
from thence vest seven hundnea ana
forfy~nve fT8s1 feet. thence north seven
teen hundred and ave tl79sl feet thence
east seven hundred and forty i've tfsA1
feet. thence south O. paint 90 6eginuing.
Also an interest tn said section eighteen
Lasf wing inside the city limits Of Pen-
sacoia west uf t1s weui the - the weNt
half tM ts2 - ana east halt fEAs. 81
- township two 60 suuth. rauge thirty
ta08 wesG one hundred ard forty fft9l
feet north 10 three hundred amd twenty.
Eve faE13 feet east and west wing vest
81 compress ana part 81 the Hrsf de-
nertbeA plers adjoining on north 81 tDt
decided Is Kanwiea ~ reserved and not
Is ~ tneiHded. tngether with the ten@-
memfR hereditmmNats and appartenAnreN
thefeunto belonging 81 in ans wise ap-
pertaining tee whole free fram an Ak
emmtlun ard right ~ homestead
Terms cash Deed a. cost ~ par
chaser
III W Bf.E&w0ME.
Special Master 10 -hancerv.
snfA -rnchEoaw4w
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fully meet yesterdays N~w YoFk ad-
vance and the opening hers this morn
ing Was somewhat irregular VITA prices
points lover 70 ] point higher. Re-
ports of \ small failure were foIsawed
~ some covering right after the call.
There wan also larger spot sales late
Yesterday. TIRE adva1ce carried prices
q 70 points net hiRher. bat waa check
81 ~ rsAHEirk hffcFn the efd nj THE
first hour witn prices. easing of 8 81
Foinfs from thm best
There we're renewed ae~nRr6a from
bulls whc we're encouraged h. the firm
ness ~ southern spot r9aKNetn
spot cpttnn quiea NADINE trpImudn
SIS Eales 500 bales
Cotton afn@aa firru
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THE MARKETS
Py ASSOCIATED PpEss
Naval Stores Market.

sGvannah. March I.--The spirits 81
tuFTenuns market opened and closed
firm today AZ ~ cents. With no sales.
Receipts were 10 casks and shipments
nrn@s leaving stock % sl1is casks
The rosin market opaaed and eioaed
firm with sales 81 aif barrels Rs,-
ceipts we're Us barrels ana shipments
zone, les wing stocks Of ti2.a1i barrels.
QuotAtlnna were Is follows.
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Grain and PROVISIONS.

Chicaz0. Mar. 1t--Wh@mt--
No Z Red. rorninai. Ne : Red. 1bs Ia
at l.b4; Nc. hard. Iss s-satgs
Corn
40 Yellow, % L.
Rye
40 z. nms~fmat
Barsey-T6mxS
Hay
TfFnn*hw seed as0ffgEns CHorer al
a. ~ a.
Provisions
prwss III; wffsa 8aYa "a RarN IL a
What.
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II the suit ~ &. l.. Halliday -. Davis
Wallace and Moses wallace. pending In
the circuit Court 81 Esnauhta County,
FLORIDA begun - gaFmlNhmeHts tia de-
PENDANTS ana az other persons interest
sa are reugirea 90 appeMr - said action
on the rule DAY in May 1efA
This February 96th 1913
JAS MAC1TpBON.
Clerk Circuit Court.
~ Thos. a. johnson. y. G.
SssA-fehsgoa wgw
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AnMlNIsrRAroR.s Norlcn.

Al creditors. iekatses, Distributes.
and an persons having claims CT de
WanuM against the estate Of sarah A.
Ben. deceased. are hereby required 10
present them Go the Undersigned with
In two years from this date.
A G. ELLIS.
Administrator
Dated thts asth day OF January, a. 10.
1915. kkaA29ianoa wsN
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The Old STANDARD Groves Tanfelesa
chill Tonic Is equally sainani4 a. 3
General Tunge because Il contains TIRE
well known tnHlc properties ~ QuINf%E
and IRON Il acts Or the Liver. Drives
oas Malaria Enrfrbes the Blood And
Builds ~ tbs Whole system. - eeusa
fadvt
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FARMS WANTED.
EDUCATIONAL.

man and GfsKK. noakkeepiuE Teie
eFsYtg, EuE'isis. civil Service and Cor
rNenondeBoe courses fmN and wtsht
school. rensacaa Business Destitute
aregerv 3na raiafox smeh
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LEGAL NOTICE.

CITY TAX coLLgcT1R PERSONAL
TAX NOTICE.
Notice n hereby given that ths Tax
Assessment books sf the CITY ~ penna-
coia are now open ~ my office for the
payment 81 taxeN for the year 1914, ana
that al taksa on personal property re-
raining unpaid. 20 days after the date
~ thta notice. wsN h@ enforced ~ levy
and S. a. provided hy law
I -tss thss ssrd aay II Jannary. A.
D. tais.
J. G. WHITING.
Tax Collector. CITY Of Pensacola
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CREW NOTICE.
%sithsr ths captain. owu-
&4A era nor c0nsiEmaea ~ the
- - ftaHan bark Eenina viii De
- rrspousiltls Tor ashtA con-
- tractea Nv tha crew 0f said
vessel
ECOTTa
R0sAsCo BROS. Captain.
GcMAtKmee
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MONEY TO LOAN.

ATTENTION. Farmers ard city Prop
ertn Owners II Non wmnt money co
your farm o. city property a. per cent
Florida tfmch7ts
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ARTESIAN WELLS

ARTEsTAN WELLS win put ~ wen-
% &2 inches diameter any aspfh
40 EnaFantee water WFite for fuil tn.
tonaale fta. emch
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Pensacola Cotton Market

Nsso4 aiooanN ssss ssss .ssss lis
-tflnt &fn0AnE +*s. sss. ..sssss.N s@le
Nt1nAhE ssssss ssssssf ha-As
strict TOE Mld6ling -. -. ....T T-fs
A@w MlddianK .ss. sss. s4s.s 1915
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E0n QUICK sAG.E~cme Prestolite tumk
for motorcycle. with brackets. 81 81.
Apply = Parker. 90 fast Wright street.
t2mrhas
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WANTED-4Twa htgh-e-ade speciality
maiasFnen or capable vx-tuerrhantN for
1915. vacancy row. Staple line fla~
era weekly advances. F~frcked terri
tory. Ola established house - ~
Kline aaf-te Crafts Bldg. Cleveland %
finch
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statesmen WANTED

SALESMAN -~ For general mercantile
trade - Florida fu sef a rev propo-
~4tiom @f merit Vacancy new. sttrAr-
expenses Miles p Rlxier Co wholesale
iewelers. 81 10 Cariin Raa.. Cleveland.
Ohio. finch
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Business Opportunities.

WANTED-Partner with 500 cash. Al
snlutely ht9h grade. rnsritnrtaua prnBn-
slfion. Can clear $500 each this wear.
Arrange Interview Address up care
Journal 19mohgt
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EDUCATIONAL
EXPERT MAssEo

AZ A GRADUATE ~ ere AfnsFtesh
COLLEGE 81 Mechanic r her@pNs AtfAtAAsss
n Use greatest and best tnsfhnte e
- hInI ~ America. Al ~ ufy wpfA -
Nmttnsafimhed isN las gentle seotinnM 81
facf % fhe lndiFtaual nay 80 49,
- 80 sfra hN aparias appointment pr
4arsne snv aytee hours. once hours
frorn $50 20 40 81 m Phone Aha
Il Nay. n r. ufare tas E Chase
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BATHS. MASSAGE.

TURKISH BATH and Mas.
sage Parlor. open TO all
men. Y. NJ. G. "A, PalafoN
and Belmont streets. i'@saim
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FARM LANDS.

sETrH.wRS WANTED r. ERE Roberts
community. Creamery and canning
p'Rnt e take Touf pFodues. Coed land
az reasonable NFArNa. Write - for fHN
Information IRE Roberts Farmers
Associa tion. Geo. 9, voorhees,. President.
noherts Pa t&eh
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FOR TRADE.

own NICE HOME IN one az best neigh.
horhnoda tm s1ew CITY tract Own
rnoFtzasa u sbout So per cent af So
value. N.-nt te trade wv eqgiig Tor
lnts near Fast Hiu car tire z q Boz
fsss tfmrnsw
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALF-Two COOL business corners,
northeast ard northwest corners ~
barcelona aud Xarraggossa stffats. and
q nice eoitaKs ~ 114 West Government
street Apply % II ~ Gagnet as south
Barcelona street toapris
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Help Wanted-Fernale.

WRITE MOTION PICTURE plays. $50
10 4t30 raid Correspondence course
unnecessary. details free View writers
tlss Victoria piag 81 Louis Tmeh
IsAuTEs.-Irumadlatei FiliinR~labsiing
boxes. Home Nork evenings Steady
No experiences. Absolutely no c&uNnAsiaN
Excellent opportunity for wfllina work
sr Enciese stanal. Er3na Co. Toronto.
nna ffncn
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST iack bob-tailea pointer doE.
white breast and feet Answwrn 20
name % nleh. F1nder return 20 ia
seuth CevaIlos Reward flmehsts
LOsT-A suan black hana-satehe1, con
tanning yaiuatis papers, gold gissses
ard asaney Reward fer return % g8eo
West IacRsea. Phone Taa. iimehit"
LOST Hack ana white setter dos
answering 90 Tnrk. Cellar with initials
p 4" roughly scratched on Anyone
having possession - same communicate
with a 81 Marshal Anyone kesping
possession after this natioe liable g pnes.
scuttou. 1emchtF'
IoeT-HMst FrfaaY er saturday black
fur collaF--tetwseu nlcnnf nuildtnE and
Norsh parcelona street Possibly or Pal-
afox Reward Tor return 60 res Blqunt
Budding ienaehst'
L0ST-Thres Certificates ~ United Dts
tiliary Reward fer return 70 MaRnoiia
saloon. SO south FatafoS. tosneh4f"
YoET-~F1r cellar. mink between =
West Belmont street sn8 Ean Carries
hotel no@slhv en- palmf0x street Re-
turn e HostCn shoe stors far raMars
amentw
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wryyw PIANO eHn ne maAa nae nsw L.
snme tnueh ara looks ~ eur three az
Fo4 esFtsma and v9W can ray - the
uaek ne Clutter Musie heraA t&noN
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WANTED

WANTED To BUYS 81 - foot launrh
state nAFiteulars and pFl "a Address r
O. RoN fast. Pensacola. Fla Thar
81 ANTEr~~Men - learn barber trade.
TIE Waftd needs metre h& ruwFA taAN any
ether trN6eEucU, FEES NeekN a4aIiHee
Tnais Included Board 81 aissfred Wares
while learning Distant anpiicnn1s write
Molsr nafhef College. New Orleans. IA.
9usArSts
WANTEn-vaur zoe rrintlnN ang order
far FngrmwfnN - Az kinds cnfiu&
eardK weAnfaM lnEffaslons. etc. MAWE&
pRfNrut( co - West Government.
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FOR SAT r-Ten shf,res Citizens ard
Peoples Nationai Blink stock Reason
fof selling moving away Address Mrs.
81 ". AtsinEsr. Warrif rtnn. va. 42mhtte
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PERSONAL.

WEALTHY southern physician ~. would
.rl n,asry. confidential P-box ss. IeaEne
teisoos onao Tmch
SECRET SOCIETIES
"a a. "A
special communication - s.
a Gambia isaeSe, No. %. RI a A
~ NJ Friday, March 18th. Al gH
49, pa. Work n the "a nj d.
~ SIRE Visiting brothers fratmr.
naliV invited
VIZ BIoGs M
Secretary.
X. o. l.. NO. fses.
NaiRns e Laser ASSEMBLY 80 1855
Tonth NJ the ". o w Wan. carnsr ~
Romano and Baylen sfrests. al 7sb
c'eiock.
JOSEPH FrpRo Master sqsrsrssn
RseoreinF seeresery limo
psnsaeola L0svs. Ne. ;. !. Q. 0. ?.
meets every Thursday az $50 y Al ~
Banora Han. corner Baslen and Belmont
strusl Visitors cordially invited
Drill Is lnitiRtorg DEGREE
1oHN aERKESs
secretary
". o. W.
EAve oaN camp No. 4 woodman 81 ths
World meNts first and third TuemaMy
nfzhss far general business and reconr
ana fourth TUESDAY nights Tor dmwrss
p p DAVIS.
Clerk
W. q. W.
98cknrv carp No 81 KEaoaus~~ AZ she
wnfad meets uecgnd ana fourth Wetinas.
aay nights az T.sa 3. m We0aman Han
coruer aaygan and hauana
lie. d CROOKE Gers
4 a. q. O -.
E NNrFsFtaF fsnFzra EmerE No a mmmfs
every second ard fourth "Wednesday ~
1 earh unqnth a. 3 So. In naHnrA HAL
& errngr haylen ara Heifuonf afrmafs
+ Nstsfs8nw pmfrsarchs are tnEatsa rs az
f w. y FvERHARn.
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FOR RENT.

rem RENT -At unnss~n hn.eae or BAY
afnea eiaFe - Country Gt8h. ind1tFs
FIehsr Peal srssats AGENCY ifHn
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED--Mais stenowrapher Of expert
enee at once. Address y. Q. BoN -
Pensacola. PA itmeaat
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WEALTHY southern physician a.. would
mary confidential P-Bax IS. IleaEne,
Teledo. Ohio finch
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LIVE STOCK. POULTRY

WfrTfrs1rz Rnnerlativs white isghefns
~ ernd faveFr ah MONEY can ivy
sasaFHnfeeH hNtaFlnM eMwH NlA@ NNt JOS
e ~ nef SCI 81 81 Ter 80 " J. Wttftf q
Noufe Il Pensacola VIA. fuiaftt
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

/ FOR RENT-Twa or four connecting
rooms for light housekeeping. with
hath and hct or cold water. No go w.
Chase o. Rhene No. teab. G0mwk.
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TRANSFER. STORAGE.

MERCHANTS TRANSFER GO. Thor y
TAnfseA ProSrtatoF. Noiirfta al kfnos
II mnwtuN and hA0a4N@ k0TmttaF@ pMe -
&ar ekiprrent FtrnlturN stored Qf8cs
phems tTa peDot phune TeA fanSl
The Delta independent., 1915-01-01

of his great, strong arms she did
not say SO.
The following morning Letitia
awoke with a peculiar sense of pre-
monition. She felt strangely weak in
the knees, and without apparent rea-
son all the nerves in her body were
twitching so that she had no desire
to eat. She tried desperately to fling
of the sickening dread that had
gripped her. During the day she did
succeed and toward evening her
qualms had SO far left her that she
could laugh at her early morning silly
weakness. She dressed with habitual
care and the result. mass of soft
pinks. was a joy to behold. Even
Norman, who thought her wonder
fully beautiful. had never seen her SO
altogether adorable He had difficulty
in restraining the desire of his arms,
but h. smiled joyfully and gripped
her hands in friendly clasp before
Letitia went forward to the platform
to deliver her lecture on Better
Babies"
The hall was crowded. When Le-
titia stood out and faced her audi
ence she would have smiled in friend
ly greeting save that her lips were
parched. Also her sight was blurred
and she seemed swaying on bottom
less platform. Every line of her lee
ture had escaped her dazed brain.
She stood. it seemed to her for an
endless time. tortured with dumb
fright, then turned and went swiftly
hphfud he tair ip-A N .
waiting arms. Never in all her life
did his arms seem so wonderful
haven of refuge.
With mastery gentleness he put
her into chair. then went out to
the platform. Once there. he told
the friendly audience who had come
to hear Letitia's lecture. all that she
would have told them. Norman knew
IT practically word for word. The
club women were amused and
charmed. When he had finished long
and loud applause was given him.
Norman then turned back into the
wings. Letitia was smiling and there
was a world OF relief in her eyes.
She flung herself happily into Nor
mans arms and felt in his pocket for
AAe Ilns sue Aau gwen ulll-
Il viii be engaged to you again. -
she said, If you still love me and
viii never make me step on plat
form again"
Since Norman's answer was most
satisfactory, she added: Il might
have known l could never succeed
in anything we'll except in loving you.
| suppose all the women will be want
ing you to lead the mothers meetings
now"
Norman only smiled
The Delta independent., 1915-01-01
Boys and Dogs.

Ever since the dog came in from
the wilds and adopted man as his mas
ter the relationship has been mutually
agreeable. With the dog, his very
existence depends upon the perman-
ency of this relationship. In the dog
man has found his best friend. A
mans wife, family and kin may for
sake him in adversely. and by un-
fortunate investment his money may
slip away. but his faithful dog will
stay with him to the end. The faith
fulness OF the dog to his master in
spired Senator Vest TO give an eulogy
on the dog which is classic in litera-
ture. Fathers and mothers a genera
tion. past held steadfastly to the opin-
ion that no boys life is complete with
out a dog. The way boy treats and
appreciates a dog is the best possible
index TO his future character as a
man. Criminal instincts in child
will first be made manifest in abuse
and neglect of family pets. 1t is true
that very small child is actuated
by the instincts for food and filial love
and that is about all. A child under
seven years of age is not held penalty
responsible. A child two or three
years old will punish dog or cat un-
mercifnlly and shout with joy at its
discomforture. Pity. kindness, sym
pathy and consideration are yet TO be
developed and here is where the fam
lily pets. dogs and cats. play an i'm
portant part In the child's education.
normal boy becomes greatly attach
ed to his dog. the boy may be taught
obedience. kindness. charity. forbear-
ance. cheerfulness, how TO command.
and respect for the rights of others.
OF all the influences that subcon-
sciously shape the character of the
boy in its making there is none more
potent than the companionship of n
dog. He may not be the prize winner
at the dog show but to the boy he Is
blue-blooded and possess all the dog
virtues. man who has little sym
pathy for dumb creation is quite sure
to lack in sympathy for his fellow
men and the history of this man will
probably reveal the fact that he was a
boy without n dog,-George II. Glover.
Colorado Agricultural College, Fort
Collins. Colo.
The Delta independent., 1915-01-01
Wouldn't Stand IL.

A boy who had been well worked
and badly paid for two years succeed
ed in getting a better job. His last
day with the old firm he was sent
out with load of valuable china. He
returned in an hour or so. and the
china. instead of being delivered. lay
in the bottom OF the handcart, smashed
to smithereens.
what does this mean?" roared the
proprietor.
The boy. as he stepped out of the
shafts. answered calmly:
1T means. boss, that you've worked
me like horse and treated me like
a horse for two years now. So this
morning / SHE'D at a steam roller
ran away and had smashup. SC
saying. the boy turned and set on
blithely whistling for his new and
better job.-Pearson' Weekly.
The Delta independent., 1915-01-01
Bids for Coal.

Public notice is hereby given that
bids will be received for the supplying
of coal for one year. commencing jan
uary 12, 1915. for such an amount as
may be needed by the county.
All bids must be sealed and marked
bids for Coal and must be in the
County Clerks office not later than
January 8. 1915.
The Board of County Commissioners
reserves the right to reject any or
all bids.
w. A. SHEPHERD.
County Clerk.