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The Washington herald., 1916-07-29
FAVOR ANTHONY AMENDMENT.
National Council Women Voters to
Join Suffrage Association.

Cheyenne, Wyo., July 2s.-The National
here. passed a resolution favoring af-
filiation with the National Suffrage As
sociation.
1t was decided to request all State legis-
latures to adopt a resolution favoring the
speedy passage of the Susan B. Anthony
amendment for universal suffrage.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-29
ARMIES, USES TYPEWRITER,
Crippled Boy Devises Unique Wa,
to Run Machine

Special to The Washington Herald.
Atlanta, Ga, July 2S.-Ronder Fuller.
an inmate of the Home of IncurabIes-a
mere boy-may be a stenographer, AL
though he has no arms or hands
He has invented a way of writing on
a typewriter by placing a stick in his
mouth and punching the keys.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-29
LONG BEACH BARS CHILDREN,
All Under sixteen to BE Refused
Admission.
Special to The Washington Herald.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Long Beach, Long Island, July g.-
Three hundred residents of Long
Beach, L. l., last night voted to re-
fuse admission to any children under 16.
1t was also decided that boys en-
ployed at the beach must stay either at
the beach or at home. This affects
scores of boys living at Lynbrook.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-29
LAKE TRAFFIC MENACED.
10000 ship Employees Threaten to
Strike September I.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Cleveland, Ohio. July THE calling out
of 10000 lake vessel employees, including
able seamen. firemen, oilers, cooks and
ordinary seamen. is threatened Septem-
ber by officials of three affiliated unions
unless vessel owners accede to demands,
the exact nature of which is to be fixed
at a vote of union men next week.
Union officials say a strike will result
IN complete tieup of lake traffic
The Washington herald., 1916-07-29
RAILWAY CLERKS MAY STRIKE.
New Jersey Central Employees
Threaten to Walk Out.

New York, July 8.-Four thousand
members Of the Brotherhood of Railway
Clerks, employed by the Central Rail-
road Of New Jersey. after a conference
with officials of that lire, announced to-
day that they would go on strike tomor-
row unless their union is accorded recog-
City Local, who are suspended, are re-
instated.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-29
BEARS HER TWENTIETH CHILD.
Ohio Woman, ~ Years Old, Estab.
fishes Record.

Special to The Washington Herald
Columbus, Ohio. July 2S.--A report filed
in the offices of the State registrar of
vital statistics shows that the twentieth
child has been born to Mr.. and Mrs.
James F. Hess, of Martins Ferry, Ohio.
Mrs. Hess is a; her husband. a year
older. is a coal miner. Only eight Of the
twenty children are living. There are no
plural births
The Washington herald., 1916-07-29
Cattle Have Anthrax.

Hartford, Conn, July 2S.-Well-deveI-
oPed cases OF anthrax were discovered
by State veterinarians today affecting the
herd of cattle belonging to William "
Williams, living near the city line.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-29
INTERNED LINERS PREPARE.
German Vessels Get Ready fol
Peace Announcement.

Hoboken, N. j., July 2s.-Sailors aboard
interned German liners here have been
busy the last few days painting the sides
and superstructures of the vessels. Work
ers are busy on the tunnels
Inquiry at the piers brought the reply
that the liners were being prepared for
service 50 that they would be ready ~
peace were restored Unexpectedly,
The Washington herald., 1916-07-29
PIN CLOSED INSIDE CHILD,
Youngster Swallows Open safety
Doctor Pulls 1t Out.

vineland, N. J., July 2s.-The 3-year-old
son of John Foote swallowed an open
safety pin this morning and was relieved
by DR.. ]. S. Halsey.
The pin was found well down in the
esophag>s and was first closed and then
drawn out
The Washington herald., 1916-07-29
THIRSTY; GETS ARRESTED.
seeks Cool Cell with KeE of Beer
for Nefghbor.
-L to The Washington Bcnld

Lake Forest. H., July 2S.-Tt was awful
ly hot and when John Robertson saw
the police toting keg Of conhscated
beer into the station he had himself
pinched and thrown in a cell alongside
the keg.
When police woke him they found he
had absorbed the beer.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-29
SIX BANDS FOR FUNERAL.
Wealthy Bottle Dealer viii Have
Eight Horses to Hearse.

Special to The Wsshington Herald
New York, NV 2s.-Giovanni Libretto,
wealthy bottle tNaler, left $4,000 in his
will for his funeral
Six bands and twelve societies will lead
the procession. Eight horses will draw
the hearsa.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-29
SAYS GOLF AIDS INSANE.
Superintendent Prescribes sport for
Hospital Patients.

Elgin, Ill. July 2S.-Like to play golf?
Here's how: Come to Illinois and go
crazy.
Superintendent H. J. Gahagan, Of the
State Hospital for the Mentally Deficient.
here, urges golf for the insane.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-29

Birmingham, via Seaboard Air Line
Railway. Handsomely equipped all
steel trains. Inquire 1416 New York
Q -Anue-Ady
The Washington herald., 1916-07-29
Quickest Service 70 BnIttnere

Baltimore. and Ohio, Every Hour on
the Hour" $3.50 Saturdays and sun
days. Other days sl.T5 round tri1.-AAl.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-29
Continuous Increases

In both circulation and advertising
prove newspapers value, both to
readers and merchants. The Herald
Is, and has been. enjoying phenomenal
increases in both circulation and ad-
vertising.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06
TIL. CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE
Men Change Their Ideas of Women Soon After
-Eliene.

she again let him put the ring on
her finger, he would begin com
planning. Her hair Ras not plain
enough. her gown Vas TOO decollcte
her manner TOO impulsive. and 80
on
a man has certain conventional
IDEAS about what he wants his wife
10 be, but never by any chance
would he fall In love with that kind
% woman
what viii DO tho outcome
Flione9" asked "Will few clever
women like you and your little cote
RE OF ardent and artIstocratic femi
rlsts change the whole attitude OF
masculine thought"
Don't call Va aristOcratic Mar
zie. Lccanac have begun 20 think
that when the hard working wife OF
John Zabotske asks for literature on
birth control, when she decides she
must BIZ reckoned with In all family
affairs. that she too Il a human be
ing and not q chattel. We must con
cmdo femlnisn Is not aristocratic
but most decidedly democratic
ITO be continued }
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06
MONDAY IS FIRE
PREVENTION DAY

GOV Woodbridge y Ferris has Is
sued a proclamation naming Mon
dav. oct. Q state Fire Prevention
day" and urging that people thru
out The state observe the day by n
general cleaning up and removal o.
rubbish trash innammable matcria.
and waste from on promises "Th
ere losses IN Michigan each yoa.
run into millions OF dollars VIII
hundreds Of persons lose their liy.
and are injured a" roads The proc'f
nation Seventy I've per cent
The fires and accidents are due n.
prevon'abc causes and could O.
avoided by tho exercise az reason
bic care and caution An ounce d.
prevention is worth ton ~ ag
lighting apparatus oct 2 is ti
anniversary % the big Chicago FIRE.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06
GOODYEAR TIRES
SCORE VICTORY
IN BIG AUTO RACE

Goodyear cord tires established a
rev worlds speed record a. the
-5aule Asto- Guy race d, s-eerz
head PAY Sep sr when Johnny
A.se- drove Die n-o~s P1saa.
Goodyear eea,a-at % victory --a-
faId o. 81 s'a-e-r AIKEN e~.
rod re 2-t miles % rho ts--a
rare - i'f p miles per our This
is Re fastest inc ever made q a
.shmGe race and ~lgs three min
1'es from he previous worlds rec
ord
7'oru'1z a'1r- barely ui-.
rto behind him Edt.e R'-xanharr.
a- rloti-z Maxwell. dashed past
t-e flag second Fs car vas aI.a
oc icret WIN Goodyear cord tires
Neither leader changed = -fre DIR.
.rg Tho entire race Tao % The
'-ss M A'ke.- paszrt we're .he
ones which hrlaed hin 20 zla he
a1'uA" sweep takes 81 Cincinnati.
or 'a-0- day p .he dedication ~
ttn Sta-arv.,'a aeadesy
'-ser st-a-g .rta ,ae lead A. 30
thirty a.gh' milo and Hck.n-,44..-
er med second place a ut'le
later Neither driver was headed
after .hi7 III a.!. seven Goodyear
=G sced cars uust --z-,-.r The start
n .s Interesting % note ma, none
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06
Lo,.s SO -, -

Lincoln q, f%Ei7. general On
serrar agent -of mo Detroit &
Cleveland Navigation Co had u
fzt' or lite claims 90 diamond
pin IN Justice court Thursday with
Archie r. i4nd-cr ooIsrcf Tl"
Pin vas found 'r -" STAT" ioa.
Company's pawnst0p Dr. r''y 'ct..
lives after Lewis had -r.arfe5 20 ftr
police hist he had los- n ln Tho
street Try az 20 get me Fin 'ouf
~ hook Lindsey vas told by the
rawnb-sker that the p01ce had
'Aker q over az an article on which
someone rlza had claim Lind
rey then tried 70 repleuu 'he pin,
and failed
Two Windsor BOYS Fall In France.
Word % the deaths ~ Herbert
Beck and Frederick Croft ~ Wind
cor. both members % 20" Cam
3aa contingent iu France has been
received ia the border city the
news ~ these casIaltics coming on
top 81 several recent mr9aaRea ~
he killing a. Windsor boys Beck
Fas tho son ~ Mrs George Beck
~ SO 20 Iargl0t4sve Young croft
Who bad been IA euploye ~ Tho
Trusgei Concrete Steel Co, board
81 AZ 30. Lincoln ri Wake
vile
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06

Ho.Ie and talked ou ms sub.
,sc- The other night continued
EHsne Then the thought Jumped
.,-1 ny brain that now would mad
ont what was making Noble so rest
less
what dld Holle say about the
sub'crt7 Surely Nol''c and chad
WICK Hatou are perfectly IN &C
cord said with more positlveness
than felt
she said" answered Eli"ne, she
and chad Ouc evening dined With a
clever woman. on their way home
when Mollic remarked Il vas
pleasure 20 meet such women, he
Wered Yes, dear. but a man
would soon tire % her a. steady
diet n "A woman never makes "A
chill rim down your back and your
teeth click together. shc has no use
for living
.put. chad. said Mollie. don
you love mo because Of my BRAIN
49, dear. ! love you IN spite ~
your brain was his rcsponse
looked ~ Ellene 10 surprise
'f ff. IINh " Ii x NAHUM lfil W. wv
with Moiue Wayerly because she
Usq go clever" said ~ VAS JUST
because she vas an eHtraordlnary
gfrI that drove him 20 tell her ~
ff. terrible experience with his FIRST
wife Had shc teen q foolish little
miss Do would have made love 20
her es ho had made tt7Te- RFei'I'l.ls
.1 dozen others and le' her take
hcr chance
"Vtv Elane when n" talked Tho
matter over with mo hc said n"
could snot possibly deceive Moilie
en- ta,aG.. hs ioycG h,r too "ei..
.arI s.rnrd. because Nolli" would
NfAmrIar,u tcIj he Nas icing
cor egurt' ,Hterie't"d Ebrn'
re AID That hut look around you
Do vcu know one wife who has re
tanned her husband low" hy the
-sarcI-r nf those charms and grares
Yft, which he ffll in love-
.Fir other evening ! saT mn
alcai show Jon which ihe Fifl and
man were aipa qparreling md
trsrEfrf on heir enRaRrmrnts
when thry were not cngaRed, he
would toll bcr shc vas beautiful and
perfectly satisfying. and a. soon az
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06
Live Stock Values Take Autumn Slump
Hog Prices Register Sensational Drop

-r11rd from so 20 50 cents from
August quotations Mich cows con
TIME 20 sell well X fresh and Of
good size. but common mixers are
"a dr5S ON the market. The live veal
trade encountered Us Ar-t serious
-etbacs this week and values are
lower an along 'he line Heavy
calves are hard ta place M any
.4r'ee above ordinary staoker quo
'agag.
Recent 1rrlvr- q sheep and
lambs have ..sa Surprisingly large
IN ali markets. On. tor every seller
there pa, been buyer all ready 10
take The stock The cause OK the
present ,nuraauon In the lamb and
butcher cattle divisions ~ 'h" trade
ls evidently "a. prospect o' high
priced corn ta-GoU, the entire sea
son. aur there are enough farmers
In the country oho have an aouu
dance a. feed or hand 90 take all
o., the likely feeding lambs that may
aTer
Mature sheep ara surprisingly
scarce and prices hold we'll In this
department - The f-sde Uethers
IN available 70 d.ng condition are
ZOO scarce 20 ,u-rH. gently quote
MINIS are reported % oo buying WOO,
rrcoly A. strong prices bur Tho fact
hat nearly The entire clip has left
first hands makes tho trade very
much lacking IN interest 20 the aver.
ago observer,
The nor market t. not lacking In
activity. hu' 'hs general tendency
~ p-.ccs ia VOL nigh producing a
panic among dealers and producers
In three w.oka. prices for the better
grades 90 killing hogs have declined
NOR" than 81 per cwt, and 'hore IL
n arerai feeling that fhe end is not
s.,.s- Il.a1ts .. r.,,. .-iafsaa''' i''sti"v~
however. 'hs, ne decline has been
somewhat overworked 'or The pres
ont ard the belief is that The next
30 tays all 900 substantial reac
ton toward higher levels Packers
are hard 20 interest In hozs that
must 20 into cure. simply because
hey expect 20 buy them very much
cheaper later on
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06


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zen. 'e'''''S - eN''t"'''' 10" ane
80 cay prime rs nave n'c''n,'
,''' ''"" any '.''i mar Ne' k'a''
o''- A,'7' "' ". ..''' '''c''p's. OF mn
NAM" '' ~ '''' gu '" S""" va"
''''N "'HS "'' "'"'l'F anu ""'"F
WEI 10 hr~' names. me moss 'ha'
a. ~ ''.'' 0''S E''' "' ''''' '''''o ~
mo l''o. Tazo' 'a'N "'hd mar nave
at ."'".''' "' cor" ana oH'E ono
h"lI OF h'.I''' h'a'- '"'''n.
''' az ''"l" 10Y Tres" P''A p''
'''.S con MUGS ',''''' o'. INC Us
'-.N'S 81" a '""'H sop '''' INK ""'"
ever 'hey nave ''"''u AH ""E'
'' moe tH' no. 's or 'h'F iI'St
m'a' 'rao'. "a" speculative pr"
vision market mas easeo on some
VIVA '''.''''y 'u III wv '"''o" W }"
'r'''lhK "os runs DIV WY 90"
-p"cl!A'ors are TO '' '''nI "'.
car" I" So snort OF ''' l'"l N'- 4"
ms t'he
Recent purchases '' 'R'o TOT TOT
''rh account nave '''N very '@' X
ana 'Abs''h''a' ''H'''''n !" WV
amount or 'ur'o p'"''''S J" '"'
s'or'fons's OF mo country VIII slre
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06
Three Hurt In Car cra,h.

Three men were injured. one %
them seriously, when y L Y.
work train and a Hamilton car col
lided AZ Jedyard-st and Cass.ave.
Mt 4 o'clock. Friday morning The
men. Joseph Batecia 81 years old
No. TIA Rivard-st; Joseph s Philip.
20. IS, address unknown, and Ed
ward Ddrlippo. 20. No $40 Rowena-
at, all laborers. were on the work
train when Hamilton car no. 1921
ran into the rear end Batecla's left
arm was badly crushed and il may
have to be amputated Philippe and
Dalippo were taken 10 81 Msry's
hospital with minor injuries
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06
HUSBAND SEEKS
WIFE ANDBABY

Harry Moss 81 wears old eu
ployed by the Bryant Detwiler
company az carpenter. has asked
the police 70 aid In p search FOR his
wife. Lois. 80 years old who has
been missing since Tuesday when
she left their former residence No
a07 Lafayette blvd. with vearo
baby TO look fo- rooms
The woman Is described As being
FIVE feet five inches in height and
weighing l4S pounds She wore q
cream-colored corduroy dress. n
white shirt waist. straw hat and
black shoes. and wheeled the baby
in go-cart Mrs Moss had but 81
with her when she left and has ma
friends I'm the city.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06
Declare State Will so
For Wilson by
100000
$4,000 G. o. p. MEN
COUNTED FOR HIM
Regular Party Vote In
creased by ID
Per Cent

r-..-
NEW YORK. oct s -IH' EEai-ra
g. LA ,,, A. alcrrcrag votes NAV
Stn'e VIZ" W. ,t-.-.
Re counted surely Tor fT'e .d'l. VI Do
.c.orltrr IN Deuorraf.c Dh.
Son a'1Ol u'Nb -.
servers. Never AZ this STAGE 't p
..,t,,, tt.v saw have
nailohhl '"uipa's"'
indications az Democratic SUCCESS
80 49, t...- --, t.,strfr-a
In New YORK stale beeh 30
In a conference today WITH Nation
~..t- u.r,-,,frl Edwin s
chairman -.
Harris, chalrn1n OF we Sew ~ T.
s,afe Democratic committee. went
fiA1'
fully into the details OF .Ar so.
.t.. .-d r.-1~ summarized IS
NhHl Paith "''N '''
rnnOrfs a. fol- 0WS.
ts u.f-.~ v.f,t -a--v New
- Prfsi1'n. ....r M. Boa ISIS ss-.-
na'e sas on
s tsst ere mes dane ..s
Nalch N1 '' u,.~- ~.~
r1rtf errS ~-Aar RI t.-
-r. -,s~--.-ret.- r-r,r
49, r. ra--.ar.ags ANS ea- t--
49,. .-.,'. s, pr4s.fs-t vrs.r ID.
FAR sn'N ~" r...t ..a-
a- IS -"H
pay
FTeEiterr wilson NtFt.- ~ ~
80 Republican - Ntf ~
Gtcatrf 1y ne state
uaks r. ore - re most s't0.7
Esfcr-lsrts - the rarrA
thz- 81 COS Errptre stHtf N"ta
lave openly ceclAf % tl
cf voting for the r'-f
Pyrs,.ent wilson anQ tat ..".
Republican, taN. toto tneE- tfa. ...-.
are g0ing % 80 me Sane ,a."-
There - not N election -itt q
the state that has n0f Us sNyla %.
Wilson Repup!icAhs
know persoual'y q one 'uE-a~~s
q, noint eleven farre~s went 20 me
no.toface 10 ret their NAL The
sn,irs eleven Euit they were PeTHh-
ucanS hut nine declared that they
were going 10 vote frf -G. rf--.t.f.lr
Of the presidert Tn res OVEN county
saratoga. have heard ~ similar
~opcrste examples az the rree DENT Fl
uonularity among the residents %
rural districts
There Is A big increase IN tra
straixht Democratic party vote. corn
pared with that Of Four years ago
Thys increase viii bs as per cert
which means that the stral gaH patty
vote at the comin- election vili az.
prortmnte 10000 compared wtfF
S5S. 900 four years REo BY sddins
the $4,000 or more Wilson RepuNH
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06
APARTMENT
LEAD BUILDING
List For Week Includes Seven.
story and Eight-stOry
Structures

Large apartments held the lead in
the new work which came from the
orices 81 the architects during the
week. according 10 the report OF
the Builders q Traders exchange.
one sevCn-story department, one
eight story fS.apart ment, one three
story department, one three-stOry
apartment. and number OF
smaller items. such ia twostory six.
family structures were on the list.
4 factory addition, theater,
two-story 24-room school building
and cold storage warehouse were
also started Plans for the school
were drawn by Malcomson a Hig.
ginbotham
The contracts awarded were of
varied nature and reached n fair az.
gregate. showing some Improvement
over previous weeks.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06
Judge Connolly Gives
Name and Record
of Each
CANDIDATE
IS SARCASTIC
Even Asphalt Workers
Have Been Utilized,
He Charges

In keeulv sarcastic terms Judge
William f. Connolly launched anota.
er bom5shelI Of ridicule into the
camp Of dis opponent FOR the mayor.
atty, Mayor Marx. when in three
meetings THURSDAY night he read
10 his audiences The names Of civil
service employees. Who, be said. had
teea obliged by The administration
i- ac- as "billposters" ard Ea-s The
mayors qirtu-e- tu saloons ard 9th
~ public places. meanwhile negi-,t-
Ing the work t1r WHICH thet-a-e De-
ina paid -y IRE taxpayers
With f1e name % each "-.Il
poster as he Judge Ilc g. was
read tre number Of -1-c.gras or ban
ners that bad been hung up bv a=
employe TIE l.st read fy TIE can
d.date Vas "R Sullivan 100. C.
Young so, e rou1ers. 10 p sl.-
Ivan. 5n Peter Duun= 80 q Rover
.Tss., 0sr.T ,--,-ys, p,
,.a 5a,s-,--r-t ~ rr-..- .--,.
.,s.s ,ll -s-f,4..s .v-. -.t,, $500.
aha, ,re -a-a 40 ~ srg.~s, D.,
listed twice er-a-s ~, cor v-a.r.
lsrans 20 him FOR lis pc-lre-Aang-
re record close sa---r ~ rf-r
rs mv old friend pete rrrre s.-.--
ir-er5er, O.. sewers -e him also Z
give nv fer.-+ta,.9u. FOR faithful
performance os d..- q. tho ssg.. F"
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06

a court hearing IS 10 be held TO-DAY
at Providence. Il l., on n motion
for a new trial in the cases OF Cecil
Victor Brown and Henry Spellman.
convicted last January OF the muir
der ~ Dr G Franklin Mohr, wealthy
Newport physician. whose wife ives
tried and acquitted on \ charge OF
having been an accessory In the
murder
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06

mol Soap az any drug
store with Tho Rrsi.
ol soap and warm
.afrr battle the ~
2 gted parts thor
u.ghIy. until they
are free from rfu's
ard tho skin soft
nod Drv very gen.
Iy spread on "a tbiu
aver ~ fho BrsiuDl
Ointment. and cover
rf..F.t E.r.rfat.a
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06

FIfh IIRhf U8U1aFF u U''' ~ ="
protect the clothing This should De-
one twice day Usually The dis
rr.slrg itching and buIn.ng f9|
nth TIE fret frrIfrer'. aud fh' fir
8on becomes risW and healthy
again For trial free. write 70 Dept
Or. ResinOl. Baltimore, Nd.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06
Sore Throat Wisdom.

To relieve Sore Throat you must get
At the seat Of the disease, removing the
cause. Nothing else does that 30 quick
", safely and surely A. TONSILINE. A
dose OF TONSII-INE taken upon the
first appearance OF Sore Throat may
save long days q sickness Use little
Sore Throat wisdom and buy bottle of
TUNSIIINE to-day. You may need il
tomorrow. IONSIIlNE is the r.
standard Sore Throat remedy - III
best known and most effective
and most used. Look for the ~
long necSed fellow on the bottle 4
when you 20 20 the drug store 20 a
get 1t. 2jc.. SOC. and tl.00. -
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06

Judge Connolly as a reform mayor
AID soLyzet ,4e -tcorle. agp..
20 -a.w rhA, tl- ..q4ry interests are
rot all for MARY
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06

par'v-I wish could Pee mysr.'
aa .aF-ars SOL. me-
Ethel My sfra' Y1r taVc nerve
ano1rht 20 face airing SQUAD a. suD
risei
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-12
81 Inherited His Arms"

Big Fenton and Walt in favor of the
little doc was bad enough; still, pop
ular feeling deferred to her undOubt-
ed right of selection. But when the
doc wrote her a letter saying he
wouldn't come around just yet, pub
lie sentiment felt that it had received
a blow in the face. The west is a
free country and the doc should have
gone around with short pitchfOrk
or pair of knuckle-dUsteFs, or a foot
of lead pipe, and squared himself
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-12

by side on the sofa, he shook his fist
under the docs nose.
Get out!" he Numbered. eff / see
you here again, you little whipper-
snapper, I'll smash your face in"
Now Riley had said the same
thing to Big .Fenton and Mills and
Walt Hines and they had laughed,
and Riley had gTinned too and put
up the drinks. That was just Riley's
way. Only the DC turned as white
as a ghost and went away.
Now you can never understand a
wOman's way. To have turned down
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-12
. . > . > . . .
DOC SMITHS EVOLUTION
BY Harold Carter

BY Harold Carter
Copyright, 1916, W. G. Chapman.)
Little Doc Smith had no patients,
but he eked out a living BY the sale
of patent medicines. He was the
only qualified doctor in Rattlesnake,
and should by rights have had prac-
tice enough, but Rattlsnake Judged a.
mans brains by his Drawn, in which
Doc Smith was singulaTly lacking.
This might not have mattered so
much if the little chap hadn't been
a coward. Now nobody expects
five-fOOt-siXer to stand up to a six
fOOter, but there is such a thing as
moral courage, of which Doc Smith
appeared not to have a particle.
1t was discovered thus: In the early
days of the doctors sOjouTn in town
he got to visiting Miss Lucinda Riley.
Old Riley was a misunderstood man.
He had a heart as soft as a woman's
and he covered it ten inches deep
with concrete. He had a fist as stiff
as the hide of one of his famous
longhorns. And he did not approve
of Doc Smiths visits to his daugh-
ter. She was just back west from
boarding school and he had vowed
that she should marry man who
showed" as he expressed it.
Now Doc Smith was a whale on
warnings. He was regular male
Cassandra.
eff you folks don't purify your wa
ter supply the typhoid will come
across the border" he used to say,
until he got to be known as ''Ty-
phoid Smith. Another time, how
ever, he switched off to cholera,
which was to come with the Italians |
who were building the new cut. He
used to regal Miss Lucinda on those
topics and she seemed to like it. |
That was what angered Riley.
On the first day when he found |
- 'oo visiting he just scowled and |
NyLno 1T On the next he muttered |
The Monticellonian., 1916-08-17

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