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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior.
u. S. LAND OFFICE at Phoenix,
Arizona, Sept S, 1915.
NOTICE is hereby given that Mel
con Artmon, of Hereford, Arizona
who, ON July 20. 1908, made homestead
entry No. 0264, for S.W. "a, Section
80 Township % S. Range % p, g. &
$ b Meridian has filed notice of in-
tention to make five year Proof to
establish claim to the land above de-
oribcd before Jared ID. Taylor. u. S.
Commissioner at Bisbee, Arizona, on
The 26lh day of October. 1915
Claimant names as witnesses.
Robert AIbom, Jacob G. Baker
Hugh Mckay CD, of Hereford; and
Fred o Bauer of Hisbee. Arizona.
THOMAS T. WEEDIN,
Register
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HAIGLkR
Legal Notices
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


Department Of the Interior
T.. S. Land Onice at Phoenix. Arizona.
September is, 1915
Notice is hereby given that Nathaniel
H. Pearl, Of Hereford, Arizona. who.
on June 8 1912, made Org lid 0l7856;
and on September 2. 1915, Addl I'D
No 02S0S3, for NEH. Sec %, and
NWh, Section "a Township %, S.
Range 81 T., C. q r Meridian, has
filed notice of intention TO make Three
Year Proof, to establish claim to the
land above described before Jared ID.
Taylor T. S. Commissioner, at Bisoee,
Arizona. on the Sra day Of November
1915. Claimant names as witnesses
Thomas Pointer William j. Page
John Fl Pryor Milford S. Oss ood, an
of Hereford Arizona
THOMAS F.WEEDIN. Register
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STRAYED OR STOLEN-Scotch col
lie dog, $40 reward Uncle Jim's,
Brewery Gulch. 200
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

SAM Ii. KYLE, Lawyer office, Maze
Bldg, Bi1bee, Arizona. Isl
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Denartnnert of the Interinr-


U. s. LAND OFFICE at Phoenix,
Ariz., Aug. -, 1915
NOTICE Is hereby given that Her
bert 70 Cooper, of Bisbee, Arizona,
VINO. ON January 9, 1913, made home
stead entry, No O2O711 for WlaSEll
Sec 6 NWl4 NEh NEaNWl4; Section
T. Township "a 8, Range % p, @ d S
r. ID * Meridian, has filed notice OF
Intention TO make three year Proof 90
establish claim to the land above de.
s,riicd before Jared d. Taylor U. S.
Commissioner. at BIsbee, Arizona, on
Tie 2tJh day ol September, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Dan NCG5vm, William Ryan, An
gus ellis, enc Chauss A. Martin, AN
OF Hereford. Arizona
THlMAS II. "a EEpIN,
Register
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Miscellaneous

w. Il. Robinson sold his interest I'm
the New Moch Cafe, Main ST., Low
ell, to Mrs Hannah Anderson. 1875
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KNIGHTS AND LADIES
or SECURITY

Bisbee Council No 2115 meets IN
Medigovich Han every second ana
fourth Thursday.
FREDERICK j. ATTAWAY. Pres.
r. LINDQUIST, Fin. Box 3246, Lowell
ALFRED b. GRIFFITH, Sec. Box 95a
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FIX FOR WINTER Tone liver, kid
neys stomach, and drive out rheu-
matism with NITOLOX Central
Pharmacy 76
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= > . . . . 9 . =
Bargains in homes on &"
easy terms .
FOR SALE 8


> 8 room cement block house .
= completely furnished all modern .
= couyeuieuces. in good cond. on. .
. would rent for $4,000, large lot. .
> AN fenced Warren Price $500 .
. part cash. .
, room modern house, lots, .
. lawn, yard an fenced, i'm Cochise 3
. Row. Price $3.50, part cash. =
Q room house, Tombstone Can =
= yon, close ia. A bargain at $1,000 .
. $500 cash. 9
q room house, gas, sewer con- .
z 1ection, in good condition Bahy .
= Hin. Price $675, one-har cash. .
= 2 room furnished house, good =
. condition, Miller Hin, price S4O0 =
. $3.50 cash. 9
, room up To- date house, two Z
= lots. yard fenced, lawn, an kinds =
. Of shrubbery opposite Vista Z
= Park Warren, price $500. Z
. $1,000 cash. I
= room modern house. Quarry I
. Canyon Price Sl450. par. cash. 4
. NJ. c. HIGH =
= Real Estate And Fire Insurance .
- Opposite depot I
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-11
M. C. HIGH PLAYS
LINSLY INSTITUTE
AND MARSHALL couN
TIAHS MEET AT ISLAND
PARK SATURDAY.
Negotiations Were Closed Yesterday for
Dame at 1880 O'elock-Tua-
delphta Cancelled.

saturday morning. at 1880 o'clock
LlhsIy institute and Moundsvillc high
school Will try conclusions on the Is
land ball park The Cadet were with
out a game and as negotiations with
ssNeIal schools failed 10 bring results.
oo3ch Cope, Of the Moundsville team.
took ON tho Cadets. This should prove
an interesting battle inasmuch as the
t-lhsiy team Is considered one of the
nest IN this section and ouudsvil heid
" heelnE TO a 90 score. Since Thai
Tune Linsly as well as the Mound City
team has been considerably ~rengthe
game. 0
Fhillips. one Of the stars OF tho cadet
cutie. ~ out OF the game ON account of
INJURIES. He will not likely r.f INFO
shape Tor the ramc Saturday aud I'm
- ne does VIII likely be held iu re-
'lN Tor the game with -hadyefdt
N.,tu'mN al Pittsburgh next Saturday
Lr~lad,lphia district high and LinsIv
M'f' scheduled 90 play yesterday hut
tl" ~Irladrlphia management cancelled
pc Eth' yesterday morning as the re-
sun "I injuries preventing Coach stew
'it from getting his men together.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-11
FOLWELL PRIMES
WASH-JEFF ELEVEN

@T1elal bispatch q. the I-uteIIgencor
WANlilNiIbN. Pa. Nov
300 POWELL TODAY tbsr t
"yuil take 20 first string players To-
.-INHbNfE. Friday afternoon for tho
HtWy on saturday with West Nfrrfnin
an There ls uO d~iScuuutlnE tre
l@.t thai th' Rod and Black cOHyh ANTI
pr "a lalk' De- gave the Wash-Isr g.r4Ir-
men lr the blackboard drill this .ysrs-
ing You fellows VIII have Q. ma,
~ i99inaIl Co win next SATURDAY.. "a
ylWeiL And yuuu have To- rl4y even
.'llet To take LyuiEh over on TrIrks-
-illHs want 90 go ON record risht
~" as stating that WESLEYAN T..t4
HH, an unusually hard opponent while 4
l'ttIn the ltuiEh team las good .. nv
we nave met this year and that does rnt
AolNss lltt. You me mean bent both
i''tns f YOU set yourselves TO
lt ana I am determined that Won
VIII realize what you must a--c1-nrf'sS-
FORGET an about Pitt That sam. .y.-
ana the result cant be- hanged g.f
Gown o. business and go Iu fH.r. vgffE
determination Co show uu both ky..-
lyEfu and Lchirh.
POWELL was NOT any too well ufa4..1
WIN fi" w a. J. practice today U.
~'NL iH" r.Eulars into "a rarr ---.r.
maze with tho second eleven TN. ra--.
was NOT long but DO was strenuous yfI.
Z "hi'i Tho varsity could have s..r.|
couple or ~fUu"NHHHUa hlf after mon
haI got away twice ti.v @staur.I oifn
'AI crossing tn' goal lime. TIM. Hnf.r..
W.s all that could Is desired Ilf fHa
attack Was not us unified as fF. coach
wanted and fo told fha mon In y.ry
pain language that they were not pI4v
ink the came.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-11
ST0GIE MANAGER
MAY BE SELECTED
DIRECTORS WILL MEET THIS EVE.
MING TO DISCUSS PLANS
FOR SEASON.
NetIVties IN Central League Are signal
sor Action BY Local Maanates-
Much Business On.

a new manager for the 1916 stogie
team may be elected at a meeting to
be held this evening in the rooms Of
the Wheeling Athletic Association in
the National Bank Of West Virginia
building. The call for the meeting was
lssued last evening and comes as the
result OF the League meeting hat was
held at Evansville. Sunday. AT that
session matters concerning the circuit
came up and the probabilities for next
season were discussed.
Messrs. Shriver and Padden. who al.
tended the Evansville meeting. 70
turned 10 this city Monday evening
lhey will make their report OF the big
session after which the time will he
spent in discussing matters pertain
ing 10 the coming season and the team
and a managr for next season. Arch
l1ellly, who managed the team during
me last few months of the season. will
hkely return 20 take the
relns. He Is professor OF mathematics
AZ the Huntington high school and
could not leave his duties there in time
10 report for the spring practice. How
ever. he will likely join the team at
the close of the school term.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-11
HIGH HAS FIRST
HARD SCRIMMAGE
COACH HOLDEN RIAL
WORK IN PREPARATION
FOR CHARLESTON.
AL Regulars Are In Harness ana Team
IN Best Conditon OF Year.
CHpples Out Xssterday.

Wheeling high school football PLAYERS
yesterday had their first hard scrim-
mage In a period OF over three weeks.
Coach Holden took the warriors 10
League Park. where he put them through
n thorough test. All the regulars re
ported for work. but Cotton and letters
were excused from hard work. They are
IN perfect condition and Coach Holden
seemed TO think that a rest would do
them more good than the hard workout.
Shcofield. stephens. Och and CaDtain
Iarker were In the scrimmagc yeSter-
DAY and all showed we'll. Considerable
time was spent in preliminary work and
when real work started the local repre-
~sentatves showed they were there With
the punch. The Charleston team. espec-
ialy the backfield. f. known 20 out
weigh the local backfield men and they
are hard hitters. The coach took up
considerable time drilling the lads on
breaking up these plays Of the heavy
backs and the line displayed splendid
Taken as q whole. the team is. or will
De by the latter part Of the week In as
good condition as at any time during tn
season och, who was suffering with a
hght attack OF pneumonia. Is III again
ana with the injuries TO letters. Parker
ana stephens improving. things look ali
10 the merry" for the locals. IL Is
rather early to make predictions as 10
the outcome Of the game. but the Wheel
ing players and hackers are confident OF
victory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-11
MAKE PLANS FOR
POULTRY EXHIBIT
LOCAL FANCtERS WILL HOLD
SHOW IN BRAUNLlCH STORE
JANUARY p TO %.
Preliminary Details Arranged az Meet
ing last Night and VIII BE Fur.
thered Next Tuesday
Evening.

= meeting Of the poultry fancicrs
was held last evening in the offices Of
Mr. Ralph whitehead in the City Bank
building. when preliminary plans were
made for a poultry show 90 DO held at
th' h%caiun.nr OF the cominE year The
Uc''.nr was we'll attended last even.
Irr Promise oi twenty fo twenty.
ht. silver cups to be given al prizes boo
addition to thr cash prizes have been
secured
The event win Do held ON january
20 t0 DO l'lf. in Che Brauuloh build
iuE
Another meeting will be- held ON
next Tuesday evening when final plans
Tor 'hg event will Dol made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-11
LEAGUES TO FIX
SALARY LIMIT

San FRANCISCO. No. lo.-Represcn-
tattves OF each League in the National
Association OF Professional baseball
leagues In convention here were in
slructeu to-day TO report what SALARY
UNITS would be acceptable TO their or
carnations This action followed a long
executive session ia which the policy
OF r-etrenchment was declared TO b.
Imperative.
Charles Ebbets. president Of the Bronx
lyn Nationals. according TO J. n. Far
fell, secretary Of the association. who
issued an official report of the meeting
auNiseu the minor league men not 20 es-
tabltsh a standard salary limit FOR All
leagues. "
baseball can be saved only by sensi-
Die Of salaries Farrell said
IL would be f~polhardy FOR this con.-n-
tlon 20 attempt 60 fix a general salary
unit Tor all agu Each league should
set Us own figures 20 which all clubs
should adhere riFidly."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-11
MUsEE DUCKS.
FULTON BRIDGE
VIII Be Closed to Traffic Today and
Friday While Repairs Are Being
Made 70 Structure.

The Ohio Valley Automobile Club
was notified last evening by City In.
gineer G. b Cooke that the Fulton
bridge will be closed 90 traffic all to-
DAY and possibly the greater part OF
Friday. while the structure is being
repaired. botouring may be easily
done
work on the National Road through
lh" town Of Fulton will be completed
by tht middle of next week The work
being done under the direction OF
me ONO Valley Automobile Club. and
whose members are paying for the
repairs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-11
RIVER NEWS

While the Dunbar and Kanauha
farko's are awaiting a rise they are
~undorro.uE repairs 40 Point Pleasant
a. soon ae flr water conditions arc
favorable fIn kausvha viii be taken
"a. |IIfishurEH where .Hn viii hr lifted
up with new boilers
THE Liberty arrived at n o'clock lat
'''nIuE from Mafamoraa auI VIII
.Hfo about noon to-day for Marietta.
Az iDh local wharf yesterday after
noon there a a stage of seven feet
FiN inches. pool water
The Express which has hecr tod
up Tor sometime down the river. will
start next week In her old trade until
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-11
NEW PHILADELPHIA
PLAYS BELLAIRE HI
fAST TEAM M To BELLAIRn
TOR GAME SATURDAY
AFTERNOON
II Last Battle on Home Field For Local.
-ssitors Are Past and Should
Put Up Il Resistance.

Inc hclaire-New Philadelphia foot
az teams will clash ON the sixteentn
,,iN N'Nuids saturday afternoon. This
~ the hrst game for two weeks
~ 'Ht last game FOR Bellaire on nm.
nome grounds. Football fans are look
onward 90 "A hard contest. The
visiting team has gone throuEb tbe
~ ithout "A defeat, and is coming To
n'IMlIe with the expectation OF caTr,-
8N" the victory. ScvcraG cuauge,
lt lh' inc-up OF the Red and Elack
Majors have been made and IL Is be
lhcse changes viii work To ad-
an age The lineup suf the teams Will
prDbIhl be as follows. va"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-11
POLICE sAFFLEo

The police are baGlcd over the Hold
crman robbery case Que to the fact
that they have not been able 10 locate
the loot taken by the BOYS CHARGED
with Tho CRIME -Cveral places OF hid
Ing have been designated by the lads
which has been found 20 be false BY
the police.
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BADLY BURNED
Mike Peaseksnc IN Ohio Valley General
Hospital As Result Of spiWng
Not Metal.

MI" ~Pcasoksnc. an emplovo Of tho
Wheeling Mold and Foundry. was adj
miftsd t0 the Ohio Valley General hos
pli1i yesterday afternoon. SUFFERING
from bad burns upon bic feet aa mo
result oi spillInE molten metal While
Ih' burns are hot considered arri0us
Do VIII Do confined in that institution
Tor sometime Poasokonc lives ON FlI.
ton Road
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-11
GENERAL MEETING
OF Members and Board Of Directors
OF Columbia Club Will Be Held
Friday EVENING.

\ general meeting OF the board Of
directors and the members Of the Co
lumbia Club will be- held Friday even
lhS. II is said that plans viii be made
10 enlarge the swimming pool TO be in
stalled In the club. upon which work
mas already been started II the plans
materialize he pool will be made
twice as large a. planned. and will
cost. II Is said. approximately $4,000
more.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-11
PROBE INTO WRECK In LOCAL
YARDS CONDUCTED YESTERDAY
CHIEF RAILWAY INSPECTOR FOR
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
IN CHARGE.
Taking Of Testimony Completed and
Findings viii be Reported &c Com
mission Next Week.

With a view Of fixing the respon-
sibility, an investigation was con-
Quoted yesterday by +. +. Winters. OF
Charleston, chief railway inspector
for the State Public Service Commits
sion, into circumstances surrounding
the wreck which occurred last Satu--
day in the local Pennsylvania yards.
resulting in the death OF John
Schwartz.
The taking Of testimony was con-
cluded yesterday, and upon his re-
turn 10 Charleston, Mr.. Winters will
submit his findings to the Commits
sion. II will likely be several DAYS
before the result is announced. a
s~tenographic report OF the testimony
was taken, and Mr.. Winters will re.
port his conclusions TO the Commits
sion early next week. probably Mon
day.
Arriving in Wheeling yesterday
morning. Mr.. Winters met with Penn
sylvania railroad officials and at ono.
started the probe. He first went over
the ground where the wreck occurred,
making measurements as to the dis
lance approaching crews could see
each other. Photographic views were
also taken.
Both Crews Testify.
The two crews, ten witnesses in all.
we're examined. They included Con
ductor A. D.. Long. Engineer J.. II
Hunter. and Brakeman G. Cox and J
ID. May. crew OF Extra No. SI19: end
Conductor J. v. Scott. Engineer c. c.
kellar. Fireman W. S. Jumps ano
brakeman G. +. Pittenger and G. r.
Snyder. crew OF Extra No. s41s.
The former train was running from
the Richland mine into the Wheeling
yards. with IS loaded cars. the engine
backing them. Extra No. s41s was
headed north or east. with only the
caboOse. en- rout 20 Wheeling juno.
ton. II had been run into Wheeling
with two cars Of perishable frei-ht
and while returning 20 Wheeling juno.
ton. colhded with Extra s119. A. a
point near the North Wheeling hos.
pital Mistaken orders was given "A
the cause Of tho wreck.
There were present At Yesterday
inquiry several railroad officials. in.
Guiding T. w Coulter. traiumaster oi
Tho Panhandle Division. g Kip. rIvf
sion operator. Of Pittsburgh. ~. d.
Holbrook. road foreman Of engines.
CHARLIE Woods. general yard mas o..
and others.
Under "a recent ruling OF tho Inter
ftafo commerce Commission. an acct
nenis must ho reported 20 both tho
interstate Commerce C1mmIrsion ana
The Public Service Commission bv tho
dispatcher on whose division the accf.
dent occurs
Mr winters stated yesterday that
me purpose ~ ouch inquiries i- 20 d.
trrnino 'to cause Of accidents and ,g
bring 20 The attention of railroad 0w.
rlais such remrdIrs aa. In tho opinion
OF ih" chief railway Inspector and 10
g'mmireIor wIII prevent similar acct
dents whore they r0a..tI. can ba
avoided
Goes 90 Grafton
'H.'f inspector Winters probably
VIII %" in Wheeling fla greater part
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-11
Get Rid of SCrOfuIa
How? Take S. S. S.
Fifty Years Use Proves S. S. S.
Will Relieve Stubborn Gases

f'n have noticed tla I.Ha Tester
ing pImpias on fHr face and r.f
swelling uf ffs pfsrH .ar.... m
tho leEr and arm muscles Tr,..
the HympfouH o. 8cr0'uIa Won r.v
have some nf ffrsr a.r.f4rr
ribly Tho faint % srr1fIIa Irf.,..,r
But I'M eifher case. BE- be- u dsrg.-o..
cordluon Your blood ia Infected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-11
KRAUS-NADE SUITS

Nc man recommends what
he does not believe in. But
it's easy to believe in our
suits because we sell the best
to be had at the price you
want to pay, whether it's $I5
or $50.
Act on your friends advice
and meet some real snappy
suits at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-11

Tho longest cable crossing the A..
.In'|r ie That running from Lisbon f1
I.rrawhur0 aowp.hin over o 4nl
milo.
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OF today. He will leave for Cairo. W
va, 10 go over the ground where
train No. 4, Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road, was derailed on Monday last
Inc depot al Cairo was pulled down
and p. c. Fetty. auditor for the Cairo
ana kanawha Railroad company. who
vas standing on the platform al the
time. was killed.
From Cairo. Mr.. Winters will 20 "a
Hrafton where he will continue his
INVESTIGATION. as hat city is the -. q
headquarters for the division on
which the derailment occurred
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the water IS high enough for the
larger boats.
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Neat, Snappy Suits
Dave says

DdNt SdNS.-
We pride ourselves upon
the point that many of our
new customers are sent here
by the old ones who have
tried and know
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-30
Queer Birds, Whose Ton,

and getting at what she wanted hastily
and clumsily.
Because the flamingo was destined to
live partly in the water. at least to seek
its food there. it manifestly had to have
long wading legs; but those IL has re-
ceived look as IL they had been inserted
as an afterthought into the body of an
animal at first intended to be goose.
Having to scoop up it's food, little fishes
worms, crustaceans mollusks, from wa
ter and mud, 1t had to have a shovel
beak. but then, what an awkward look
ing thing nature made OF it, And what
an undiginified attitude II compelled the
flamingo to assume. in turning its head
upside down in order to get its food. But
II looked out very carefully for the me-
chanical details, making the wonderful
beak like sieve, so that the mud and
water can run out while the little ami
mails are held fast.
The flamingo is said to be intermediate
in organization betwe the duck and
the stork. There are six species, dis.
tributed in warm countries all over the
world. Flamingoes were formerly very
common in Florida. They live in large
communities, an bree in marshes and
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-30
slh& sBee:s* H6me~ Magazine Page

in the daily papers is in the comic pic
lures. What is the use in sending him
off TO college" He's the kind OF boy
that will get his education in the great
school OF life. Ho'l get his knowledge OF
mathematics from account books and
ledgers. He'll get his philosophy from
experience. In the end he'll know more
than any college professor. but he'll get
It through the sweat and toll Of living.
not from printed pages.
1t is my firm belief that unless boy
is going to be a professional man 1t is a
handicap, and not a help TO him. to send
him to college. The four or five yeas
that come just after boy has left high
school are the formative ones Of his life.
and they should be put in on learning
the rudiment of whatever business or
trade he is going TO follow. For proof
of this, observe that 90 per cent of the
successful merchants and business men
you know went to work from the high
school and had no college education.
AS for girls. why should her parents
sacrifice themselves to send Fluffy Ruff
files to college? One look at her peaches
and cream complexion, and the way she
rolls her eyes at men, shows that nature
destined her TO write Ma before her
name instead of NJ. A. after it,
OF course a college education won't
her, nor hinder her from making just as
good a wife and mother as she would
be without it, but nobody can deny that
IL will lessen her chances OF matrimony.
For men have not yet gotten to be al
truistic enough TO desire wives that know
more than they do. Besides which a
college course keeps a girl immured
within college walls during the very time
when the dew is on the rosebud, and she
is most attractive to the opposite sex.
On the other hand, II a boy is a scholar
by nature and instinct, IL from his child
hood be has evinced a strong bent in
the direction of any of the professions,
his parents should move heaven and
earth to give him the very best possible
education that they can. There are men
who are scientists in their very cradle
men who play at doctoring and surgery
when they are nothing but Riddles; men
who are painters, authors, actors from
their youth up. These have a we'll de-
fined ambition and their parents should
help them realize it IL they can.
And precisely the same may be said of
girls.
The studious and ambitious girl whose
thoughts are centered on a career in
stead OF beauX. and who is more inter-
ested in Browning than she is in the lat
est cut of skirt, has right to college
education II her parents can possibly
manage It,
II there is n choice between sending
a bookworm girl and base ball boy to
college. give the girl the preference. be-
cause she will make the most out of her
opportunities. That's the whole question
in a nutshell. not what the college can
give us. but what we can take from it,
and as a matter of fact. we all do get
Just what education we can assimilate.