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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-16
VARSITY NTER-CLASS
MEET NOW UNDER WAY
Seniors Are Expected To Car.
ry OF HOnOrs But Juniors
Have Chance To Win

The Tntor.C,oss moot now on tbis
afternoon % Willamotto fioIJ has tokon
= orin nm oil nf tbe bos.heans and
wonld hos who aro osnironts for
bonors in y contoy+ which calls for
speed and endnrance Ahou+ fifty mon
are takino nart In Cha oyents ond oI.
tbouob II not oyperteJ tbot any
records viii ba brokon yot gooJ
showing is IookoJ for,Tori n
Somo of tTe nan ,.bo viii no no;n+
winners for tbo Soniors ara. boane
,ybo I'm 10 .L ,t.,. .I 81, "I. 80 4t =
fieI1 oTonts NV "e 'p '", "", "'' ;otono ot ano
man hurdles poit a.oia6ty ANA iaWaiin
pfoff all fioId Y nr,"ts ",' '''' "'" d" '''"'
Win sucb MAN os tboso onl q rr,,.
her of otbnrs IN, snniors po how" aooa no,
chances Of winning ,bo moof f. 7'''
Tho rnn;o"s La,.1 ,"t ,"t,r,J r',,' Sbi,,or :,
the snrints distances and bnrdIes
Balm is also In tbo .pripts. GorI,or+ In
tbn polo yorIt. Con-. .nrirt, onI hrooa -,
iump. Rico iovelia 1ni .lis.rS. " GIoiSor
Shot nnt and reIo" '''' wv ''' " ''''
The ,Iuninrs nm, ,yro.,,l 10 nol.o .
fair showing Inn, Mayo w, G cbanc" @ 60 "
lug pul "''' no ruohre u
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-16
Fears Are Expressed
Of Steamers Seizure

San Francisco April ld.-Fcars we're
expressed here today that the steomrr
! Nmuutur ot the American Mexican
Steamship aud Trading company hus
hccu seized 10y Caruuzistas at (copul.
co. Mexico. The l.ymoutur put i'm that
port several days ago and has mo-, boon
heard from since.
Officials ot the company mid the
ymuutur flew the American fnp. bay.
ing been transferred from Mexican rer.
wtry with tie Bewto luorcz The Rl.
ter vessel wUs sci'cd by the Carronyis
tas q month ago Demands were mnde
from the state department that tho YES.
sci oe released but these have been ip
norcd 80 far rs known here.
Carnnao is soid to have strengthened
his hold on Acapulco aud chances Of the
port being taken by villa are copsii.
cred remote The Carmufista navy !.
nov said to consist of five ships taken
within the past few months
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

G. NJ. Smith ct ux to Joseph G. Fon.
toine and VIM. L. Smith. lot 6 and part
lots Z and $, block 3, jefferson.
Frank W. Fry to &. NJ. Fry, lots s
and g block los, Hubbard.
j. Il, Hassey toNJ r, Neer part Z y
D,o' oio'k TO- North salem, part j, b, Me
ulone Claim. 43, 7, W.
Edgar F. Turner to II. L, Hedine. S
y lot o block A. University Add, sa.
lem.
D, +, rompkins ct ux to John and
Flora Batter lot 49, Grabeuhorst Fruit
Farms.
y. \ and Elnora Woodward to Edna
Josephine White, all block ., Eddy's
Add, Salem.
j, r. Baxter ct ux 20 D. T.. and Estel.
Ia J, Tompkns, $ y Of lot 5 and an of
lot g. block 30, Highland Add Solem
A. W. Shrunk et ux 70 Geo. II. Wolfe
ct ux, part lot 4, block S, Yew Park Ada
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-16
U. S. viii Advise China (.
To Make Cones

Washington, April 10 iS' ,.ii
Wilson today held an exc. 'll'a''cS al
ence with Frank John,oa .oa M
rresident Of John HopIiln,. Nj, 4 4
pnj formerly legal adviser E,i,,.I
during jnr which the Jala''ai''' /, \
"otioa uottps WAS discussed l.ss N
g,ooj .'p p,,J" that Goodnow 'lpl',a =,
nresi5ent !, how the demlnas ~, n, N
Gbipo by the Toxic goyeinnil,r l,',,
mojifiei so as to give ,,iaA
nrcfcrence along line, el.u, Y y
Country is geograPhi'..nl' NJ
witbont closing the "ol'. .., n
WINS reported this aileIl.v' 1,i.. ID
United states will ad'% !, M
wo,e certain concessions ". !, w
Tokio government ". r,.a q
willing to meet both lns l.i !, aa1
apj china half way a--
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-16
win Oil County Roads.

The county court will oil approx
mutely 100 miles Of highway during
the coming season, according to a sta,S t,,
ment of County Judge John B, IeaL
The Judge believes that road oiIng y y
not only beneficial TO the roads m uu'
that Il helps in preserving the san. anu.
and is good advertisement Tor 'aS aS
county. Last year about 80 miles y, ~
the roads Of the county were treal,eu
to coat Of oil and such good resu,ss s
were obtained from the experim',.sIt,
that the court has decided to oil q 'nu'D
larger area this season.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-16
WOODBURY. NEWS
Capital Journal Special Service.)
Woodburn, Or, April 16

Capital Journal Special Service
Woodburn, Or, April 16.
Mr.. Ben Dimick, of Salem, made a
buiness trip to Woodburn Monday.
Miss Marie Byers, of Tangent, re-
turned to her home after a week s Wis
it here with her sister, Della Byers.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Skiles, of Salem
spent Sunday here with friends
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Grover returned
home after spending two weeks with
their daughter, Mrs, H. Berg, at Till
nook, and two weeks with their son,
Alfred, at Woodlawn, Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter johnson enter
tanned the members Of the 500 club at
their home Tuesday evening. The
house was attractive in its decoration
of lilacs and spring blossoms. Mrs. r.
II. Scott received the prize for holding
highest score. After the game Mrs.
johnson, assisted by Mrs r. H. Scott
and Mrs. l.. H. Shorey, served lunch
at the card tables.
Those invited were: Mr.. and Mrs
L. G Emmett, Mr.. and Mrs. G. f..
Waste, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Dose, Mr.
and Mrs. c c. Goodall, Mr. and Mrs
l.. NJ Bitney Mr. and Mrs. l.. H..
Shorey, Mr. and Mrs. j. /. Shorey, Mr.
and Mrs. R. II, Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
H. johnson and Miss Vada Elliott, of
Oregon City.
Mrs Joe Kennedy visited in Portland
Saturday.
Mrs 7. c. Mason spent Saturday in
Salem with friends.
viii Waterbury, of Salem, spent
Tuesday in Woodburn.
Miss Nettie Broyles visited with
friends in Portland Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Gail Lansden and Miss
Gwendolyn Warner and Mr.. Ralph
Maupin drove to Silver creek falls Sun.
day and spent the day.
Zoella and Nina Johnson, Of Portland,
spent the week end here with their
cousin, Mrs. j. j. Hall.
Miss Nada Elliott and Miss Eva All.
bridge, Of Oregon City, were week end
guests of Mrs. l.. H. Shorey.
Mrs. j, +. Kennedy called on Salem
IHendS fTldaN.
Charles Randall of Salem spent the
week end with friends in Woodburn.
Mr.. Mccoy, Of st. Paul, attended
the dance in Woodburn Saturday eve.
ming
Miss Krauss, of Aurora, visited here
Saturday.
Mr., and Mrs, Harry Price, of Dallas,
visited here Saturday and Sunday with
Mrs. Esson.
l., NJ. Bitney, /. Lawrence, Mr..
Grassman, Dewey Bitney and Floyd
Rice motored to Portland Saturday.
Loren Giesy and Albert Allen, Of
Aurora, motored to Woodburn Satur.
day night and attended the dance.
Alice Kuniston of Salem spent Sun.
day here.
II, L. Pentz and family, of Aurora,
motored to Woodburn Sunday and
spent the day with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jackson. of
Portland, spent several days here at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Bit.
ney
Prof and Mrs Schriber, Of Candy,
spent Saturday here.
Oscar and Harold Olson entertained
a number Of their friends at their home
Friday night, The evening was spent
in games and music at late hour ice
cream and cake were served to the
guests. Those present were, Olive Has.
kcll Milly Brouigcr Neil Hall Rob Glib.
bons, Ola Broyles, Jesse Hicks. Glare
lillette, Ellis Harper Ralph Gilbert,
Romond Dimmick, Ida Schermer, Iva
Fellers Florence Stoner, Creseinta
Glott, Leoua Wagoman, Florence Wag.
aman Myrtle Olson, Harold Olson.
Warren Hicks and Oscar Olson.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-16

Rodney Stoyall who was arrested
last night about six O'Clock for burning
the pavement on Chcmckem street. up.
pelrcd in the police court this morning
and, after trial in which prcpon.
dcranec Of evidence indicated he was
guilty, the police Judge fined him SlO.
The speed cop had hard chase up
ChcmekotN street to catch him. Chief
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-16
National Guard Trip
To Exposition OFF
Capital Journal Special Service.)
nni1ns ~ Anril II

[Capital Journpl Special ServiceJ
Dallas, Or, April 10.
Captain Conrad Stafrin, commanding
the local company of the Oregon Ma
tional Guards, received word Saturday
that the proposed trip of the national
guard Of the state to the exposition
at San Francisco has been abandoned
and that instead camp Of instruction
would be held at some point along the
coast for ten or twelve days beginning
July 5th. The announcement comes as
great disappointment to the Dallas
boys as they have been hard at wootk
drilling for the past several months
with the intention of making the be"
showing Of troops at the exposition
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-16

Welsh said this morning thar motor.
cycle riders who keep their mufflers
open will be arrested at once. Cars
must be lighted one hour after sun.
down, whether standing or in operation,
he said. He also warned bicycle riders
that they must have bells on their
wheels or take the consequences
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-16
j. Alnhus Rord Coming.

]. Alphus Boyd, former resident Oh Oh
this city and an entertainer of some
note, viii give an entertainment at the
Christian church Friday evening, under
the auspices Of the Christian EndeaN9r
society. Mr.. Boyd attended Dallas COZ
lege several years ago and was prom
nent in entertainments given by the
students Of that institution.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-16

Chief of Police Walsh received a
communication this morning from Chief
j. l., Hartman, Of Thompson Falls,
Mont, asking the arrest Of any man at.
tempting to pass checks numbered $50,
S3l S32, each for $1,000, on the Irwin
National bank of New York city. The
hauks of all cities are warned to be
ou the lookout for checks so numbered.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-16
WEIGH AND AzEvEDo MATCHED

Memphis, Tenn April l6.-Promot.
or billy Hack announced today that
the scheduled eight round bout between
champion Freddie Welsh and Joe Aze.
Nedo here last night was called off be-.
cause Welsh demanded that he be al.
lowed to uamc the referee. Welsh also
demanded that the rule requiring d de-.
tision bc waived also, Hack said
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-16
srnAMER FOLK sTRlAs M (

. = London. April i6-Is' 4, M
or 7olk has been .,.s,,, .uII
co Sording NJ, to a dispatch .l,.9 Z "a ,.i
THE crew was rescued
Aberdeen, -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-16
MRS. ROOSEVELT RECOVERING

Now York, April lG.-Mrs. Theodore
Roosevelt was rapidly recuperating
from the operation she underwent yes.
torday,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-16
JOHN BUNNY iIlll-F- NEAR DEATH.

New York April l6.-John Bunny
,',u'u' i,tu' moving picture actor, may dic
this morning. '''''''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-16
At Washinrtnn.

HNVerlrs' FISher Ond NunNmakef;
Harper Ayres, eBntley and Henry
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-16

After doing the hostess stunt at a
reception o woman takes oIt her smile
and rests.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-16

It's easter for somc men 10 yc, ,pt
OF d'ot than 1t Is for mos, Others 10
get In.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-16
Bungalow Dlrgll1l 60

sletrit
,,iict v-' stationary vi'n N, 80
iS,'', ioa re,r state street ''''
balance like rent .rs
'''''' FARM BARdAl'' !.
We have 90 a'is3,, NJ ~
farms '"pis,r Hsu,. FOR ~. S'.i
Money 70 ~
-LBf- "A
[. BECHIT!7EL! CHI \. I.
INSURE YoUS ri
s,7 state street
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-16
At Philadelphia.

Bllteues: Collins, Mays aud Carri
gan; Bush,' Wyckoft and Schang, Me.
Ayoy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-16
Sport tNews
COAST LEAGUE STANDINGS

Yesterdays Results.
AT Portland-Venice ], Port
; land 5,
At Los Angeles-SanFran'
cisco 3, Los Angeles 6.
At Oakland-Salt Lake :,
Oakland l.
y x x X X x 4 !; 4 !; = = x x
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-16

Too many Of the things we wait iO'
are not wortd the delay.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-16
MARQUARD PITCHES A
"NO-H|T" GAME AND WINS
Game Was Great Pitchers
Battle ThrOughout---Op
poses New Yorker

New York, April 1G.-Rube Mar.
guard pitched a no-hit game yesterday
and shut out the Brooklyn Nationals =
to 0. Rucker, the veteran left-hander
of the Brooklyns, opposed the New
Yorker, and it was great pitchers
battle. Only three men reached base on
Marquard, two on bases on balls, and
one ON an error by Fletcher. Only three
balls were hit to the outfied, Mar
guard also helped to win his own game
by driving in the second run scored on
Rucker. The score.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-16
AT Detroit

batteries; Nlceh, Morton ana % Nell;
Dau,s and Stanage
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-16
At Cincinnati.
At Boston.
AMERICAN LEAGUE SCORES.

At st. Louis.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-16

Z 4 i. x 4 4: = 4 4 \; y i i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26
COUNTRY LIFE,

II YOU live in the country you know
about it. but there are people that
don't know about the pleasure OF liv-
Ing In the country In summer.
AS soon "a school is out. oh, how
happy the boys and girls are just TO
think that YOU Won; have to go to
school again until fall.
There is often n June apple tree, and
oh; how good they taste.
soon thero comes n letter from n
friend that Is coming to help eat the
good apples. There are the cows
chickens. horses. pigs. sheep and ducls
that YOU delight in feeding. and horse
back riding and driving. and some
times pond or river near the house
that you like to go bathing in.
Time passes with this pleasure. and
when the early peaches come and tho
lot OF pretty wild flowers to hunt for
always another kind to hunt for.
Soon you have lot OF school friend,
to come and mother always gives YOU
n delightful picnic out In the woods
Soon cutting wheat that the boys
and girls always look forward to-
Just think Of the grand watermelons
that you always enjoy. Soon you either
take n trip to the mountains or sea
shore. When you start TO school YOU
hope to spend a happy life in the coun-
try again.
(OriEinal)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26
Editorial and Literary Department
WINNERS OF THE CONTEST.

My Dear Girls and Boys:
| have tho great pleasure to an
nounce Virginia Bcssonage and Rose
Seta as the winners In the Mother Con-
test OF August 20 Both had an even
number of votes. as you will see by
the letters of the members, and did
not think 1t would be fair to decide on
either one or the other, so the page
VIII givo two prizes instead of one
Tor the contest l think all the mem
bcrs who got any vote at all should
he pleased. for II was a grand con-
test. and the work sent is the best
we've had for long time. You don't
know how proud your editor is of YOU,
each one. suppose We give Valerie de
Milhau our vote of thanks for thinking
or such beautiful contest? What do
you say?
And here arc tho prize winners for
inc two Sundays that your editor was
absent. and very soon shall announce
the medalists. School has opened and
| know just how hard it is to give up
the fun Of vacation days and settle
down to sums and spelling. but they
arc very happy days. Just the same.
There are several interesting letters
that Will be published next Sunday.
YOUR EDITOR.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26

Once there was little girl who was
very spoilt: she could have anything
she wanted One day while playing
she saw one Of her little friends rid
Ing on bicycle; at once she wanted
one. She ran in the house and asked
her mother TO get her one. but her
mother said: Gladys. n bicycle is not
good for YOU. for YOU know Won hive
been sick nearly all of your life" But
still Gladys wanted one and kept beg
Ging her for 1t. Her mother knew
that If She did not get It her child
would have n sick spell. So she said.
this afternoon will get YOU one.
When the afternoon came her mother
went with her and bought the bicv-
Gle. That night Gladys's mother was
taken sick and died. then Gladys did
not have everything she wanted Her
father married again and her step
mother did not let her have her way.
Composed by
LAURA AVIS CUMMINGS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26
AN HONEST DOY.

once Harry and Lucy wrc landing M
inc window waiting for the mail man
II was cold day in Decembcr The.
were expecting The Timcs-Disn,tcb
ana they were anxious to see the nrizo
winners. Both were looking over tba
paper together and they saw whore a
prize WAS oHercd to the one who sent IN
the best drawing. Harry and Iucv
were both anxious TO try for n nrize
Lucy decided TO draw n bird and some
lttic ones. while Harry decided to drou
morse. Lucy drew hers first and -
was very nice. Harry tried his and
couldn't get his to look nice so he ala
not have patience to try 1t again. He
SAID: Il Will never get the prize draw
ing like that. so / will get some tracing
paper and find picture of n horse and
put tho tracing paper over the horse
and draw il like that, and perhaps I
VIII get the prize, for no one will ever
know how l did 1t. Harry and Lucy
hoth sent their drawing 10 the Chill
dren's Page in the morning Lucy was
anxious to hear from her drawing but
Harry didn't seem to care anything
about II. rs he had done such a dis
honest act. His mother found the trac-
ing paper. but did not say anything
about 1t. They soon got a letter and
Harry won the prize. He went to his
room and began to cry. He went down
stairs and told his mother and father
Ing 10 send the prize back and the edi-
tor could send it to the one who won
IL. He said 81 will always be honest
with my club and every one"
LILLIAN FLUMMER.
Cash Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26
WAITING STILL.

She said goodbye to her lover:
she Kissed him loving and true.
"he said' Dear Jack. don't forget me.
TO" L never Will forget YOU"
Jack kissed her anxious brow.
And smiled her fears away:
lou II forever live in my heart, dear"
said he.
You'll be there every day"
Marguerite watched him tr,d,o 5or,
the road
His musket across his sbouldo
Said she, God bless him-God bless
That's enlisted for soldicrw
She waited all those long years for
him:
waiting. waiting for Jack;
Every day she watched the dnstv road
But the lover never came back,
Her hair grow white and scanty
trembling. the hands Of Mareucritc
"rlnkled, that high. noble forehead
Ihat had once kissed so sweet.
AL last. Marguerite pcacerullv rcats
IN the graveyard on the hill:
those wistful eyes are forever cIoeod
tut the spirit is waiting still.
(Original)
VALERIE DE MII.HAU
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26
THE PICNIC.
[COntlnlied !

(COntlnued.)
We all stood around the IRE, for II
was real cold up there. and son, o.
the girls who had on low neck dresses
began TO get cold. Our teachers. who
dld not want any OF US sick. sen. two
boys IN a buggy down Into the town
10 get us some wraps.
Inc corn was done. and II was rsked
out OF the Goals. No one know. how
good corn Is roasted this way Unless
.ney nave eaten some. Part Of the
picnickers wanted to spread sumner
but the two boys that had been sent
for the wraps had not returned so
we waited. While we waited VIC fried
bacon on the Goals and on long sticks.
Bacon fried this way is hne.I che
other two boys came. and We girls
were glad, for 1t was cold, AID our
cloaks were welcome.
supper was spread. and almos, every
good thing we had to eat. W. were
hungry, too, for our exercise and the
crisp. night air had sharpened our an
petites. and we fell TO things with
zeal. Assembled in the glare Of the
Donhre, our picture was taken again.
1T was merry and happy group. No
one knows how much a set Of strong
robust. hungry girls and bows can
eat. but I'm sure we broke the record.
After supper we cleared I'm things
fire on sticks. These were fine TOO
After this we all sat down aeain. and
to the accompaniment OF gui,ar sang
songs that echoed through the woods
and were lost in the distance.
When We quit singing we gathered
up our things and scattered IT,. fire. SO
II would go out, and started down the
nil home We went back a different
way. going along the road, for Il was
too dark to find our way through the
woods. The road was bo.iered on
each side by wood. but the beautiful
fuli moon threw her licht down
through the leaves and showed us the
way. The stars were shining, too
looking like diamonds
soon we struck the main road that
led to town. and with song and laugh
ter we entered about 10 O'clock, eac
admitting that he had had one OF the
best times OF his life.
"a true story.)
MARY ELLA HOWARD.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26
WHEN SCHOOL BEGINS.


Gee! It's awful when school starts,
Just out for vacation. then back again
!" the way IL seems. The first and
second days arc very trcsome; nothing
20 40 FIRST you are sitting up then
i''"S your head on the desk, whisper
ing 10 one another. talk to the teacher
or do everything you can to take
away the time. Later on comes the
time when YOU get the books and have
10 study. j do not mind that as much
as do Just sitting there having moth
ing to do.
soon as You get to school the chill
drcn ask YOU where you hav. been
ana what did you do all simmer.
nat INC time when YOU meet your
Tor long time.
MA RIA BEAZI.EY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26
IIt.LEN Z. SIMMONS.
Dumbarton, Va.

Dear Editor.-About month or six
weeks ago | sent YOU drawing which
you never published. 1t was the best
thing | had ever sent to the I'D. c. G.,
and was very. very much disappoint ed
that YOU did not print it. | don't SEQ
why YOU didn't. because II was drawn
with 1ndia ink. the blacklist Ink made.
| know. OF course. that II is absolutely
Impossible for YOU to publish every
thing that is sent in, but ! don't CON
tribute often, and | naturally Hike to
see my best work printed. The next
time you print anything OF mine
please let IL be that drawing. You
can; imagine how much trouble | took
in doing 1t. school has started but I
viii try and find time to send some
thing to tho page every once In n
while. | am in the high school The
page was good sunday: better than
II has been for some time. I'm afraid
am sending in my vote for the CON
test too late. but here II is: think
,hnt Marie Williams should receive the
prize. Valerie de Alilhau and Mar
joric Williams both sent fine contribu
tions. must stop as I am afraid my
letter exceeds the 100 word mark.
Your member,
MARGUERITE HARRIS.
IIarrie Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26
Puzzle Department
ENIGMA.

My hrst Is In brush. but not in comb
MY second is In shot. but not in bomb
My third is In cinnamon. and also ir
mace:
My fourth Is In walk. but not in pace
My hith Is In horse. but not in COW
My sixth is In courtesy, but not In
bow;
MY seventh 10 in pen, but not in Ink
My eighth Is In beaver. but not In
mink:
My ninth Is in cream. but not In milk
My tenth Is in serge. but not in silk
My eleventh Is in wealthy, but not ir
poor;
My whole is in an author Won have
heard OF l am sure.
TGNATINS VADO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26
Part III. Of
CARROLL. WHO SAVED THE PRIN

There was an old we'll in the ward
and Rose leaned over to see II there
was any water in 1t. Just as she
leaned over one OF the little boys saw
her ana Gale out. Look out princess
or you will fall in"
This excited Princess Rose and She
lost her balance and fell In.
carroll White, one OF tho little girls
got there just in time to catch her
skirt and her foot. Soon one Of the
mothers came to see what was the
matter. She and the children got the
princess out. The King gave the chill
dren elegant presents and the mother
more than she needed for saving his
child.
Composed by PAULINE CONNER.