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Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-06
DESPERATE FIGHTING.

PARIS, MAY G.-THE ADMIS-
SION THAT THE GERMANS
HAVE MADE SUBSTANTIAL
GAINS ON THE EASTERN SIDE
OF HILL go, WHICH NOW is THE
SCENE OF THE MOST DESPER-
ATE FIGHTING IN FLANDERS, IS
CONTAINED TODAY IN THE WAR
OFFICE STATEMENT. IT Is
CLAIMED, HOWEVER, THAT THE
BRITISH RECLAIMED CERTAIN OF
THE LOST GROUND AFTER RE
CElVING HEAVY REINFORCE
MENTS.
FIGHTING ABOUT HILL SO HAS
BECOME EXTREMELY BITTER.
WITH THE GERMANS CONSTANT
I.Y BRINGING UP REINFORCE
MENTS. THE GERMANS LOST
HEAVILY IN SEVERAL CHARGES
AGAINST THE BRITISH POSI-
TI0NS AROUND THE HILL, BUT
THERE is NO MENTION OF THE
ALLIES CASUALTIES. 1T IS
CLAIMED THE ALLIES RETAIN
ALL THEIR OTHER POSITIONS
ALONG THE WESTERN FIGHTING
LINE.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-06
Nnmen Raad Hnnslers.

san Francisco, May 6.-Women
workers for good roads from every
district in California Washington and
Oregon met today in lie Washington
lu1dina at the exposition for a con
vention of the Women's Pacific Good
Roads Association All the speakers
called attention TO the GOOD roads and
loulevards Of Southern California cit
les. holding those as models. A ma
iority Of The delegates are from
Northern California, Oregon and
Washinelo1
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-06

farc reached the stae department.
When asked aem. H1aa If H. rae.
crumeat had received cws os The n
JimatW, Secretary a.r4a replied.
"Thats eoHe t1o deeply .aH3 naf-
ters."
Washington #sv Gle Wae stated
today .ha. 40 official information bad
been received Frat japan has serve.
an ultimalun ON Chine. State depart
mnt and Whit Haas. attaches re
fused to discuss the aat.oa IN &c.
.ail Reports .hat .aa Uai.el State.
viii at.emaf 10 melate are pocoa-
filmed The opujan prevails here
tbat Japan viii So. moderate her de
mands
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-06
SHERIFF. BANISE-
SKI. W. w. ME- 8E2s

While ( fowls simnered IN IN im-
uovisel oven aaj while members
+ the J. =. "a aasled Hse,aes
in The shade OF a tent " stories
os the overthrow Of capita Sheriff
Meadows and Deputy Shel5H Graham
drew up near bT in the sHaffs bie
cray ear, aeeosiel the gathering and
iaaely searched them
The were ordered to leave town,
before sundown and by the slime the
search of the promises had been CON
c'aded the entire camp was engaged
II gathering ro their belongings pre-
uaatorH 10 the'f departure.
The search th.- morning came as
an aftermath To the alarming number
Of fires which have occurred in The
valley and which many attribute To
be l. W. ".
\ search 1moaah tho tent and the
clothing OF the e yielded no inerm-
mating evidence. 4 photograph o.
,ha recent rife mt lhe em.aloune she8
was found an lie person of one OF
the men and in jhc tent was found
81 revolver ard d shotgun. The shot
gun remained in the custody of lis
owners, but the revolver was confis-
ated - the sheriff as 4 precauton-
ary measure.
The search disclosed q varied AMI
generous supply of foods.uffs. A huge
quantity of butter, several large can.
of honey. in addition 10 the 4 chick
nHz which he wara roasting pre-
naratorV TO luuehing, included part
Of The supplies which the officers
found.
Among the was a member Of the
T. ". V who posed successfully q
he county jail this morning as an at
toney Yesterday he came to con
suit with , members Of the organizo-
ton who bad been arrested recently
Ter they had eravIel /. ". W
aeierams ON 2 Billboard on Main
street.
Again this morning he anne. All
th's time he was accorded rude tre.t-
ment. re was ordered to leave The
iail and in addition Wa- instructed
10 continue walking aa.iI he had iefs
tle city behind him. uo was escorted
he the corner Of Sixth AID Vain streets
by Sheriff Meadows, who uttered
fiaai warming MS the pseudo laUvea
lef his custody.
when fhe Officers conducted the
search shortly before noon he was
amoue lha g whom the officers had
ordered 10 leave town before sun
down. The stay Of departure was
waived and as the officers left the
six men we're indusHiously engaged
in gathering up their belongings pre-
raratorv TO leaving at once.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-06

Los Angeles, May 6.-Mailed at San
EcrnardIno this morning and signed
IN. b. Fowler the following letter
has been received by Chief Of Police
Sobastian:
Of your life is dear to you, quit
politics at once. Neither as chief Of
police or mayor will you be safe.
They viii kill you sooner or later
know Of the plot"
An investigation was promptly
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-06
Enough of Roosevelt.

Syracuse, May 6.-Roosevelt was
talked today in an attempt to tell
the jury in the Barnes libel suit de-
tails of the alleged vice graft in AL
bany. Barnes home city. The court
excluded the evidence.
When his examination was concluded
his attorney offered the colonel to the
prosecution for cross-examination.
when Ivins, Barnes attorney, an
nounced:
Eve don't want anything further
to do with Roosevelt"
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-06
Robbed of .Jewplrv.

Los Angeles, May 6.--Mrs. F. A
Penzer, a wealthy Detroit tourist, re-
ported today to the police shat she
had been robbed of a $4,000 Diamond
ring sometime between her arrival
here days ago and her arrival last
night at Corona Del Mar, near San
Diego. The ring was taken from a
handbag. She offered a big reward
for its return.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-06
High School Notes.
BY Thoma. 7. Mnsonl


Miss l.. Haylar entertained the pu-
pills this morning in assembly. Sha
poke ON the subject of Choosing
Vocabulary She gave many iu.e.-
esting examples Of things chat were
said ont of the ordinary She keps
he pupils in an uproar q large pa@
%. the enc with these peculiar state
ments.
The tennis players are praeticing
lard i'm the hope of working then
way through jha tournament Satur-
day. A large number of students are
figuring ON accompanying their rep
iesentati1rs lo Brawley, where The
lreIminmles Will be held.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-06
Heavy Firing Heard.

Dover, England, May G.-Heayy fir
ing was heard today in the direction
of Dunkirk, across the channel in
France. No official explanation was
but it is believed the Ger
man artillery is again active.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-06
PLEADS NOT GUILTY
TO LARCENY CHARGE

J. B. Acquistipace, a Heber ranch
er, before Superior Judge Cole this
morning entered a plea Of not guilty
to d charge of grand larceny. Ac-
quistipace is charged specifically with
selling mortgaged property. His trial
was set for May y.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-06
Chief of Police Sebastian
Is Threatened by Letter

started Detectives are searching for
the writer.
Sebastian was too i'll to take the
stand today in his trial on a charge
of contributing to the delinquency O.
Edith Serkin.
Other witnesses testified, corrobo-
rating his earlier testimony contain
ing abilis for the times the prosecu-
ton alleged he visited lodging house
with Mrs. Pratt.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-06

progress ON the GaIiipoli peninsula
were made in an official statement is
sued today by the war office.
"The alleged occupation Of the Gal
iipoIi peninsula is untrue, the state
ment said we controi the entire
peninsula and The enemy is holding
only coast points under protection
Of shell fire from tleir ships. IT,.
enemy is unable TO advance"
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-06
1.50O Turks Killed.

Athens, May 6.-Tenedos dispatches
today apparently confirm earlier re
ports that / 800 Turks were left dead
il the attack on the British position
at Camp Kritha, which was repulsed.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-06
Hrnssnre ON British.

London, May 6.-Heayy fighting, in
whichthe Germans are throwing their
heaviest pressure on the British lines
in Flanders, continued today. The
Germans advanced at several points,
again using gas bombs.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-06
nani N Sleamer Sunk.

Ramsgate. England, Hay 6.-The
Danish steamer CathaW was sunk to-
day in the North sea, presumably By
. mine. All The crew and passengers
escaped.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-06
Booze Rothering Britain.

London, May G.-The cabinet took
up consideration OF the proposed mod
ifieatioa Of Che governments liquor
hill. The original measure, proposing
ligh taxes, is admittedly dead.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-06

GENERAL FIELD MARSHALL
Won DER GOLTZ. ONE or TIE
MOST VALIANT GENERALS IN
THE KAISER.S ARMY NOW
COMMANDING THE TURKISH
FORCES N THEIR CAMPAIGN
AGAINST TIE ALLIES.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-06
Tornado i'm Oklahoma

Ardn8.e, Okla, May e.-SeyeJaI
children were injured today when
tornado cavsd n Jhe Ioof of q school
house. Sixty houses were iaveIed ~
Wilson, Okla. No fatalities are re
ported
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-06
Pioneer Killed.

Pasadena, May 6.--James Mead
ANS, a wealthy pioneer, was killed
when a street ear struck his automo-
bile today.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-06
At ANY MOMENT.

ROME, MAJ G.-ALL NEWePA-
IERS ARE AGREED THIS AFTER
NOON THAT An EXTREMELY III
FORTANT ANNOUNCEHENT RE
GBRDING ITALYS FUTURE pol
ICY MAY BE EXPECTED At ANY
TIME PESSIMISM IS EVIDENT -
GERMAN AND AUSTRIAN CIR
CLES.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-06
Denies Allies Claims.

Constantinople, May Ga further
denial Of the Allis' claims of favorable
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-06

London, May 6.-Attacks ON more
British vessels by German subma-
rines were reported today. The sehoon.
cr Earl of Latham was torpedoed Off
the Irish coast and the crew landed
at Kinsdale. The trawler Stratton also
was sunk.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-06
Moro Steamers Sunk.

Copenhagen, May 6.-The Swedish
steamer Vandis was torpedoed and
sunk in the Baltic by the German aux
iliary cruiser Syyania today. II car
ried cargo Of coal.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-26

brought up to the firing line in steel containers, compressed into the liquid state. and when the wind was favor able -lthat is. blowing towards the enemy the deadly stuff has been li- berated from it's container and the gas, two and one-half times as heavy as air, has foated into the ranks of the enemy. 1t would seem that it has also been shot into the ranks of the enemy in steel shells or contain CTS having in them, in addition to a supply of chlorin, a sufficient amount of some explosive charge to rupture the cases and liberate the chlorin. This is probably the course along which tho use of gas in war will de- velop
 Chlorin can be produced cheaply and abundantly by all the nations at war. And if the practice of shooting chlorin bombs spreads 1t is not to be doubted that other gases will be fired at Che enemy. Bombs may be charg ed with prussic acid or hydrocyanic acid. whiff of which will knock a man dead in an instant With bombs ruptured by percussion, sulphuTic ac- i'd might be fired. It would be. possi- ble. if the combatants are driven to 1t to spread a fog of deadly gas over the lines of the enemy. Cincinnati En- quirerD
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-26
eUeNos .AYREs PAPERS
 COMMENT ON WILSON

la Presa says: If the principles set forth in President Wilson's note shah not prevail. and Germany will not comply with the demand contain ed therein, there will be an end to even on the American con tiuont and universal war will follow"
 Le Recon expresses the same idea, and adds Not only the United States. but all the neutral countries have already shown too much len iency toward Germany and have sui fercd too patiently in a moral and material way to permit continuance of this state of affairs
 El Diarlo says; Germany has re. Deatedly violated the principles of international warfare and deserves no sympathy from any of the civilized na- tions President Wilson's note plainly means that the United States will tolerate no more aggressions of any kind No one will be surprised if a rupture should follow between the two countries. South America will always uphold tho energetic attitude of the United States
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-26
eEoLoelsTs PRAISE
 PERSEVERANCE MINE

Declaring that the Alaska Gastin- eau mine 8 a most wonderful prop osition for the economic production of gold. owing to its gravity system of transportation, Fred Searles. jr, To. II. Hershey and Prof. 4. C. Law son. noted California geologists. left this moriing on the Mariposa, on their way to San Francisco.
 During the week that they have spent in Juneau. the geoiogists visit ed the Treadwell and Alaska.Gastin- eau, in addition to making a geologic examination of the Alaska-Juueau mine. Their report on ihis property is said to bear out the statements of engineers of the company that the mine is one of the best in Alaska, and will become a big producer.
 Prof. Lawson is head oe the geolo- gy school, University of California, and was on his first trip to Juneau, as was Mir. Searles. Mir. Hershey has been here before, in an advisory ca Dacity.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-26

No. of the baseball series will, be played between Juneau end lread- well. on che latter'a grounds tomor. row afternon at o'clock weather permitting
 After a conference among ihe 5u- neau players yesterday itfwaa decided to thank the fans who started an Zap preciation fund but to suggest dlf. ferent means Of raising money. Catcher Karl Kings plan to have g benefit game was adopted' On some Sunday after tho Fourth Of July a game win be played here which willbe a benefit and tickets will po sold for S100 Fans who wish to can buy as many or the pasteboards as they desire. Those who have deposit- ed money in the appreciation lun6. will be returned their money or its equivalent in the benefit game tick cts, if they desire.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-26
CARPENTER AND DAUGHTER
 WILL VISIT iN JUNEAU

Frank c. Carpenter and his daugb- ter, Miss Frances Carpenter, will ar rive in Juneau next week. Mr- Car penter is a well known syndicate writ. CT and represents among other papers throughout the country the Boston Globe. Chicago Tribune, Washington Star and Cincinnati Enquirer Mir Carpenter is in Alaska to secure ma lerlal for series of articles on thia territory which will appear in the va, rlous papers for which he writes early in 1916. He and his daughter are making the excursion trip to Sit kt on the Jefferson.
 Other passengers for Juneau who came in on the Jefferson this morn ing are George N. Cobb, Mrs. Cobb, Mrs. R. Braier W. A. oliver, H. AIawaon, Mrs. Mawson, Miss W. Johnson, Ola Dake, 2. c. Farnham, W. c. DacDowell, w. Chadwick Mrs. Chadwick, Mrs. James Morgan, P. Qnigley Mrs. Charles NJ. Spores. Jo- seph zung. J. R. Hedberg, Ed. Hamil- ton D. Hanson.
 Miss May Otteson who has been att tending the University of Washington and who is home for the summer va cation, and Mrs. l.. J. VanLehn, wife of 9 member Of the firm of VanLehn and Raymond, were also passengers on the Jefferson.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-26
sKAewAY HosPlTAsLE,
 A. 3. STEVENSON SAYS

A. B. Stevenson. the publicist who secured the material for the special edition of The Empire which will be issued next month, returned this morning from skagway where he has been spending several days.
 The people of skagway are as fine as | ever met. and are certainly most hospitable to strangers who visit their city" he said today "They make a person feel at home. and I regretted that ] had made plans and arrange ments to stay but a few days. think Skagway is one of the prettiest places ] have ever visited, and the residents are wide awake people who go out of their way to do things for visitors"
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-26
AL.Kl ARRlvALs

The steamer Al-ld of the Border Line Transportation Company, arriv- ed in port this morning at 9 o'clock with the following passengers: for Juneau: William Karsen, Hugh Mc. Kenna, Philip NIcKenna, Mrs. Alice Laughlin, F II. Scott, Mrs M. R. Mooney. A.J. Raber. J. r. Harley and D. M. Kelly. Mrs. J. l.. Anderson and children were passengers for Hoonoh,
 After making the round trip to Hoo nah and Sitka the Al-ki will return to Juneau. sailing again for the South Tuesday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-26
I-LIcgNsE LIsr eRows

Mining licenses were issued this morning by the Territorial treasurer as follows: Alaska-Gastineau Mining Company. H. r. Whitley Valdez, spo- kane culch Hydraulic & Development Company, Granite Gold Mining Com pany. Other licenses issued today are;
 Meas Alarkets-Alaska Gastineau Gold Mining Go. for stores at Thane and Perseverance.
 Gill Nets, Traps. Saltery. Etc.-Fi. dalgo Island Packing Co.,, traps at Pt. Graham, Alaska. Denel & Behymer, Flag Point. Alaska P. l.. Dow. Ket- chikan; Ole Rasmussen, Petersburg.
 Profesional--W. H. Whitdesy, Sew ard; 4. w Fox, Juneau; E. A. Med ley Cordova; c. NJ. Frazier Cordova; D. Y. German. Valdez; Wm Council, Cordoya; & o. Morford, Seward.
 General J. c. Foord Ketchikan; NJ. J. Henegan. Ketchikan.
 Ships and shipping-Katalia Light craze Co.,. Katalla
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-26
MANY NEW MOOSE.

At an initiatory session held in Moose hall Thursday evenig. the Moose took in fourteen new mem- bers. District Deputy Alfred Boas was present. The lodge has now about 800 members, and its growth has been steady since 1t was organ iezd three years ago.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-26
MAsoNs. INTENTION.

Stated communication Nit Juneau Lodge No. 147, 2. & A. Ma Monday evening. June 2S. odd Fellows hall. FIG. degree. Visiting brethren cor dially invited. 1t
 E. D. BEATTIE. secy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-26
SOME CAME THIS.

There win be battle royal to- morrow morning at Recreation Park, at 70 o'clock when the Bartendeis will play the Barbers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-26
NEW ARRlvAL Al rAANE.

4 son was born to MT. and Mrs. John w. Padgett of rhane, yesterday at tho family residence. pr. II. C.. Deyighne, the attending physician re. ports mother and child getting along fine.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-26
NOTICE TO ELKs.

There will be Q special initiation next Monday night at S:s0, and all members Of Juneau Lodge No. 42o are urgently requested to be pres ont. 6-25-2t-
 c. F. FORREST. E.Rs
 T. l LUCAS. Secretary.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-26

The Admiral Watson is due Tues day morning from the South. She left Seattle last night.
 The steamship Despatch left Seat tie last night and is duo to reach Ju- neau Tuesday or Wednesday.
 The Al-Ki arrived this morning and continued to Sitka.
 The Georgia returned from Sitka this morning and will sail at S2 O. clock tonight for SlSagway.
 The Northwestern is due frcm Se- attle Tuesday morning.
 SOUTH BOUND.
 The Princess Sophia is due lues- day night from the South.
 The Spolane is scheduled to sail South tomorfow morning at 8 o'clock. The Adniirai Evans isd ue South bound Tuesday.
 The Alameda is due southbound Monday night
 The Muriposa sailed south this morning.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-26
christlan Science.
FOR MRS. DoDD.


 Mrs. John Blaisdale Marshall en:er- tained Thursday afternoon a: her home. Sixth and Main streets, as a compliment to Mrs. Albert Beemon Dodd. The reception hours were from 8 until o'clock.
 The Marshall home was beautiful ly decorated, the color scheme ofis'el- low predominating. The dining room was a perfect bower of green aud yellow flowers. In the center of tue table was @ large basket of yellow flowers. Shaded candles lighted the room.
 Mrs. walstein c. Smith and Mrs. Robert w Jennings poured and Mrs. Richard J. Wulzen assisted in the din- in room In the receiving line were Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. Dodd and Mrs. James A. smiser- About one hmtiTed and fifty ladies called during tho af- ternoon
 Miss Elizabeth Marshall assisted by Master Lawrence Dott, attended the door
 Mrs. Dodd is tLe wife of A. B. Oodd managing director Of the Alaska-Gold Belt Mining company. They expect Co make Juneau their home
 Thursday evening MT. and Mrs. Marshall entertained at bridge the guests being Judge and Mrs. R. w. Jennings, Mir. and Mrs John R. Will is, Mir. and Mrs. Richard Wulzen, Dr. and Mrs Henry C. DeVighue. Mir and Mrs. w. G. smith, Ms. and Mrs A. B. Dodd, Miss Gladys crooks anc Mir. Lang Cobb.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-26
sAiLs SOUTH

Arriving in port from the West ward this morning at 7:So the Mari posa sailed south at noon with pas sengers: Miss Lucille Anderson, Nick Kohelploif. Eugene Gmdersen, s. G. Garrett Isadore Strup Mrs. F- H. Tascher. R. D Murphy Fred Davis J. P. Dixon and George Burford for Seattle
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-26
' ; as esaa eea 5 {

IN JUNEAU CHURCHES < TOMORROW '
 cashelle church. Communion Mass at 8so0-a. m. High Mass at 10.3o Q. m.
 Presbyterian Church.
 (Jehn 8. Stevens. pnasor.) Morning service at n, subject "The Relation of Miracles to Faith. Evening service at g. subject, "Cy' ercoming the Obstacles to Christian lFaith"
 Sunday School meets at 12. The Ladies Aid will meet on Fri- day afternoon at 2;SO with Mrs. M.
 mothsdlat EpiucOpal Church
 Corner lth 6 Seward.
 (R. c. Blackwell. Pastor) Regular morning service, 11:OG O. clock. subject Hearing and Believ- ing"
 Sunday school at 12:15. Wallis George, superintendent. Review-Da- vid. the Shopherd of Israel. Epworth League meeting at 7.0o D.. m
 Evening service at 500 o'clock. Subject, "The Wayside Beggar The public is most cordially wel- como to an of these services. During the absence Of the pastor to the Vest ward NIT. Batcheller & in charge, he will be glad to respond to any calls or render any service in his power. Tel ephone No. III.
 q 9 e
 christian Science. Services are held in Christian Sci ence Church, Fifth street between Main and Seward. every Sunday at 11 a. m. Subject for tomorrow's les son sermon is Christian Science"
 Trinity gPlsoopai Church.
 John R. Jones, Layreader. Morning prayer and sermon ct n o'clock All are welcome. Sunday School at 12 o'clock
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-26

The Empire guarantees it's adver. isers tho largest circulation of any lawapapar ln Alaska.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-26

The Empire circulation leads. Try An "adv ln Tho Empire reaches ev- erybody.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-26
.s THANE AUTo-STReE
 s- SCHEDULE.

* Car stars from Goldstein's.
 s Burford's and Alaskan Hotel. .s Private Car for Hire any Hour s at Alaskan Hotel. Phone Single -s Q. Night Phone, lO5.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-26

The Empire @lll make advertising oublect to proof of laracot ireulatlon os any newspaper in Alaeka.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-26

Hat or shoes free with Hart Schal- ner e Marx suits ct Goldstein's 2ttf
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-26
Let Your Letter You!

People are sure to judge you by your correspondence whether you arc conscious Of it or not. You lcttere- as your personal representatIves-ap- pear In the proper social earb # you use RExALL STATIONERY. You know what the name stands for: the best and most up-so-date made. Our is complete and the prlces ars right. We are the aoents.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-26

~Ai the News AII the Time.'
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-26

New line of black and White stripe neclSware at eoldstein's. s-2l-tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-26
MARINE NOTES

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The Raymer enterprise., 1915-04-29
W|HFPf THEQE'S AWILL
% MAQY pOBERTS DINEHART
Wzo CIRCULAR STAIRCASE. one MAN
II STS k8XHR n4FRR ! TFN W55EM HlI 4 Fyiz MAN EARRIE5

going TO be bullied into eating boiled
beef and cabbage"
Then | don't care how soon he
does it," said despondently. I'D
rather die quickly than by inches"
'Dle," he said. Not a bit OF IL.
Remember, our friend Pierce is also a
student Of human nature. He's think.
ing II out now In the cold plunge, and
] miss my guess II Thoburns sky
rocket hasn't got stick thatll come
back and hit him on the head"
He had been playing with one Of the
chewing gum jars. and when he had
gone | showed It back into its place.
1t WAS by the merest chance that !
glanced at 1t. and ] saw that he had
slipped a small white box inside. On
the lid was written For a good girl. I"
and inside lay the red pufs from Mrs.
Yosts window down In Finleyville.
Just under them was an envelope.
could scarcely see to open il.
Dearest Minnie" the note inside
said. Il had them matched to my
thatch, and | think they'll match
yours And since. In the words OF the
great Herbert Spencer. things that