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The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1916-06-24
Notice for Publication.
department OF the Interior, u. s. Land ONCE,
- I,.,G- AEc..r

Department OF the Interior u. s. Land Office,
at Jackson, Miss. May 0, 1916.
Notice is hereby given that Leonard w. Cue
vas, OF Ca.ahoula, Mississippi, who, on June %,
1915, made homestead entry. No OATS, for NE
Ia of NV II, w i-2 of NV Ia and NV Ia OF
Sw Id, Section %. Township Sourh. Range 10
West, ST. Stephens meridian, has fled notice
OF his intention to make dve-year proof to estab-
lsn clam to the land above-descri0ed, before the
Chancery Clerk or Hancock county, Mississippi,
at Bay St Lonfs, mississippi, on the twenty /.
fourth l24thl day OF June, 1916. Claimant
names as witnesses. Manuel Hode. Henry Hode,
Aristide Hode and Thomas w. Dossett, all OF
Catahoula, Miss.
VIZ. CuMMINS, Register,
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1916-06-24
Gold Medals For Attendance
nraxur, Ru

|
| SENIORS: Martin F. Miazza, Mi.
Harold A. Tudury, Alphonse G
| Favre, Irwin N. Shirer, Albert E
| Mallard
JUNIORS: Adrian c. Brown, Har-
ry w. Hovle, James a. Passmore
Cyril }. Glover, William II. Miller
James S. Blaize.
Gold Medals Fo- Department
Drawn By
SENIORS: Robert E. Leblanc,
Leonard F. Fruge, j. Lucas Griggs
Martin F. Miazza, Michael N. Irwin
Elton J. Beaullieu, Sidney Wolf, Arno
O. Steinweg, Andrew NJ. Wilbert,
Paul D. Gaude, James F. Miazza,
Francisco NJ. Lopez, Cyril D. Claverie,
Joseph R. Hymel, Irwin n. Shirer,
Rafael A. Blanco, Joseph 0. Kuebel
Pol NJ. Ros, Luis A. Ros, Aubrey B,
Sandoz, Farrell J. Tircuit, j. Gordon
Reddy, Sidney J. Brown, Bernard j.
Beaullieu, Peter A. Mustaiche, Harry
C. Thomas, Rodolph P. Barreda,. Ste
phen P. Farrell, Joseph ]. Constan-
tin, William D. Sirera, Samuel j.
Giardina.
JUNIORS: Rowland J. Carrie,
Deacy ]. Brown, Ruben G. Vale, |.
John Soule, Adrian c. Brown, Gerard
NJ Cummings, John J. Voelkey, Har-
ry w. Hoyle, Robert E. Noel, Henry
J. Roshko, Caesar A. Lanuza, Ulsin
J. Chauvin, James C. Brown, Marco
r. Lanuza, George S. Leblanc, Albert
H. Leblanc.
Gold Medals For Application
Drawn BY
SENIORS: CASTOR G.. Gardebled
| Leonard F. Fruge, Martin F. Miazza,
Harold A. Tudury, Elton ]. Beaullieu,
Michael NJ. Irwin, Robert E. Leblanc,
Alphonse G. Favre, Joseph [. Par
rillo, ]. Lucas Griggs, Clarence S.
Blaize.
JUNIOR YEAR: Arno o. Stein
veg, Irwin NJ. Shirer, Joseph R. Hy-
| mel, James F. Miazza, Paul D. Gaude,
Andrew NJ Wilbert, Sidney Wolf,
Peter x. Monteleone, Cyril D. CLAW
erie, Francisco M. Lopez.
/ SOPHOMORE CLASS: Albert E.
Mallard, Samuel L. McGinn, Rafael A
Blanco, Pol M. Ros, Rowland Carrie.
j. Gordon Reddy, Joseph Q. Kuebel
Deacy j. Brown, Farrell ]. Tircuit.
| FRESHMAN GLASS;: Ruben j
Vale. I. John Soule, Elmer F. Hymel
Charles r. Capdepon, Bernard j
Beaullieu, Joseph j. Monteleone, Ge-
rard NJ. Cummings.
FOURTH PREPARATORY: Har-
ny W. Hoyle. Emile j. Dreuil, Stephen
j. Farrell, Robert E. Noel, John J
Voelkel, John F. Stafford, Henry J
Roshko, Caesar o. Lanusa, Marion J
Landry.
/ THIRD PREPARATORY: Edmond
| L. Deramee, Edward r. Schwartz
/ Ulsin Chauvin, Rodney E. Bishop, Cy-
ril ]. Glover. James A. Passmore
James C. Brown, Louis G. Blaize
i Samuel J. Giardina, William H. Mil.
ler. Joseph j. Constantin.
i SECOND PREPARATORY: Eu-
gene B. Blaize, James S. Blaize, Kit,
| tredge V. Dell, Marco r. Lanuza, Al.
bert FL. Leblanc, George S. Leblanc
4 Clifford Dell, Leon B. Capdepon.
/ Gold Medals For Excellence In
/ Christian Doctrine, Drawn BY
/ SENIORS: CASTOR G. Gardebled
4 Micheal M. Irwin, Peter x. Monte
leone, Paul D. Gaude, J. Jordon Red
| dy, Luis A. Ros.
JUNIORS: Frank NJ. Schumacher
Ruben G. Vale, John F. Stafford, Ell
| lot Favre, Joseph j. Constantin
Wheeler Lucas, Milton A. Phillips
Eugene B. Blaize.
The Gold Medal For Excellence Ii
English Is Merited BY:
! CASTOR G.. Gardebled. Next ii
merit: Leonard F. Fruge, Elton J
Beaullieu.
THE Gold Medal For Excellence Ii
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1916-06-24
Notice for Pu blication.

Department of the Interior. u. S. Land ONCE,
jackson. Miss, May Bird, 1916
Notice is hereby given that William Kellar, OF
Nicholson. Miss, who, on September H. 1910,
made homestead eutry Serial No. U4593. foI S W
Ia of the Sc IA, Section Is, Township z South,
Kange is West. ST. stephens Meridian. has filed
notice ef intention to make final flveyear proof,
to establish claim to the land above described
before the Chancery Clerk OF Hancock county
MISSISSIPPI at Bay st. Louis, Mississippi, on the
nth cay OF June 1916. Claimant names as wit
nesses: James G. Frierson. Jr., James Thig-
pen John Murphy ami John Mcqueen, all OF
Nicholson, Mississippi.
W. f. CUMMINS. Register.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1916-06-24
Ordinance No. 5S-New
Series.

AN ORDINANCE providing for salary of
City Secretary
Section1 Be it ordained by the Board OF May
or and Aldermen Of the City OF Bay st Louis that
the salary OF the City Secretary shall not be over
$4,000 ISeven Hundred and Twenty Dollars per.
year
Section BE 1t further ordained that this or
dinance shall take effect and be In force from
and aftarits passage and publication as required
By Law.
Approved la open board. the 9th dav of May,
d 1916. l.. b, CAPnEpoN. Mayor
Attest SYLVAN ]. LADNER, Secretary.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1916-06-24

LEGAL expressman, W. O. Sylvester.
was tsken suddenly i'll Thursday, and
is represented in his work BY his son
Oliver.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-02

pink this week and should be in first
class condition when they invade Aledo
next week to tackle William and Vashti
in a return engagement. Boosting a
string of six victories Vashti is pre-
pairing for what she knows will be a
mighty battle when Augie comes to
town next Wednesday. Augustana is
prepared to visit Aledo in force for
the game and it is probable special
car will be engaged for the occasion.
The band will be on hand for the fray
according to the present dope and one
big day is promised Vashti.
Coach Conrad will send his men
into the melee with bag of new ones,
and for the past two weeks the squad
has been working hard to perfect the
play The hicks have been filed in
the boys showing some real form in
| their playing At least Augie's hat is
still in the ring and it is up to Vashti
| to knock it out.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-02
ISLANDERS ENTER
TOURNEY AT KNOX
Local Squad Will Participate in An
nnal Intersch0lastic Basketball
Meet at Galesburg.

High school basketball stars of %
institutions meet in Galesburg on Feb
20 and 20 for the annual interscho-
iastio basketball tournament of the
northwestern district, which is to be
held under the auspices of Knox col
Iege.
The entries in the tournament so
far are: Rock Island, New Boston,
Dallas City, Haw Creek township, Alb
lngdon, Bushnell, Knoxville. Sheffield
Colusa, Pennington, Avon, Moline, AL
tona, La Harpe, Carthage, Monmouth,
Aledo, Annawan, Kewanee, Plymouth,
Macomb, Geneseo and Galesburg.
Knox college has conducted the
tourney before and is prepared as for
the last two years to receive and en-
terrain the visiting athletes. The doors
Of all the college buildings and the
entire campus will be thrown over to
the high school men. All the fratern,
ity houses will be open to the visitors.
The Knox *" club will be in charge
of the gymnasium while the tourna-
Hent Is IN progress and Will see that
crowds are accommodated and that the
athletes receive every consideration
and attention.
Officials for the tournament. who are
chosen by the Illinois High School
Athletic association, have not as vel
been announced.
tournaments of the other districts
will be held at the same time as the
one at Galesburg in the following
cities: Rockford, Joliet, Bloomington
Jacksonville. Shelbyville. Centralia
lawrencestlle, Peoria, Carbonate and
EIgin.
Winners OF the district tournaments
Will then meet for final play to select
the state fnterschoIastic basketball
champion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HIGH AMONG FANS
Coach Anderson Refuses to Announce
Lineup for the Rock Island
Davenport Contest
HAS SCHEME UP HIS SLEEVE
Maroon and Gold Basketball Men Hope
to Reverse Count On Nix0n's
Crew Tonight.
CRY ROB OLMSTED,l

The final clash on the basketball
floor for the present season between
the Islanders and their foes across the
river will be held tonight at s O'Clock
in the gymnasium of the Davenport
high school. This announcement is
raising every vestige of school spirit
to be found beneath the banners of
the crimson and gold. 1t is Rock Is
lands chance of all others to defeat
the Pretzelites and that will mean tri-
city championship. The defeat Of two
weeks ago by the Iowans with the
score 80 to 20, has done nothing but
strengthen the determination OF the
locals to win this time and every pos
sible effort is being made to do SO.
Don't say word about the lineup"
was Coach Anderson's careful instruc-
ton today, but l have little scheme
up by sleeve and | think we can beat
them" The high school has become
used to trusting to Mr. Anderson's
little schemes" and is pinning all
hopes on his ability to carry out his
plan 1t can be safely said that no
one except himself has anything but
fair idea of what his plans and lineup
consist, but it is thought that they may
very probably be enough to throw the
Iowans on the short end of the inevi-
tably hair-breadth score tonight.
The question of course still turks
in everybody's mind whether Daven-
port will not likewise have profted
sufficiently by its experience to war
rant some sly trick on its part also.
The Pretzels are known from eyper
fence to be no slouches on such mat
tiers and it remains for the evening
to tell which side will show the most
advantage gained from experience,
Locals Improve.
There is one thing that NAV he said
however, and that is that Davenport
will have a hard time to play with
the same amount of spirit thae the
locals will be able to put into their
| work. The locals are neither oyercon-
fident nor fearful and are possessed
OF desire to achieve now what very
probably cannot be accomplished for
some time in the future of the schools
basketball history, the defeating Of
Davenport. This hope will undou, tod
~ put a great amount of spirit into
their playing, so If they cannot beat
Davenport tonight, they will be fair
! ly defeated and must acknowledge The
lowans to be their superiors in the
game.
The Davenport lineup will probably
be as follows: c. McKeexer, rf NJ
Mckeever, If; Vogel, C; Fort, lg; Ben
dixen, re-.
| The Rock Island five will he nickas
from the Following; AL Taber, Ed Tab
er' Dempsey Morris, Barker. During.
Ackley' Heimbeck, Anderson, Huber
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-02
JOE RAY WILL NOT
RUN IN BOSTON MEET

Chicago, Feb. Boston track bugs
will not have the pleasure of seeing
Joie Ray, the newly-wed, in the mile
run Saturday night at the Boston Ath-
letic association games, unless the Of
ficials force him to run against his
will. While stepping about the gym
at the l. A. c. last week Joe pulled a
tendon in his leg and has been unable
to step firmly since.
He was tried out last night by Coach
Mahan of the tri-color squad but pro-
nounced unfit for a hard race. Ray is
signed to contract for the. Boston
games, and unless the committee re-
leases him he will have to go and run
for the sake of the box office.
Joe LOOMS of the c. A. A, who is
entered in the 40-yard dash and the
high jump, will leave for Boston to-
| day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-02
Flynns Taken to Cleaning by Tailend-
ers After Setting Records
Earlier in the Week.
VI. & S. FIVE STRIKES SAAG
rIlemeyers Also Slump. Dropping Two
Games to the Besc0s-Lanagan
is High With 526.
Merchaats' Standing

Dope in the Island City Merchants
Bowling league was completely upset
last night. After setting two league
records and winning three in a post
poned series Monday night, the Flynns
were trampled under foot last night
by the lowly NJ & X. five at the Island
City alleys, Huber's crew winning two
games The NJ. & S. five, which has
beeing going like wildfire for the pas
few weeks, struck a snag when the
Haeges walloped them in two con-
tests at the Harms alleys. The Ulle-
meyers also lost two to the Besco five
at the Hastings alleys. flanagan won
the Beardsley cup for the week, with
his $50 count. Madden was high for
the Haege suit with PA and Skinner
led the field for the Clemann & Salz-
mann chair with POS. The scores:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-02
WILLARD AND MORAN
RECEIVE TWO OFFERS

New York, Feb. 2-The Rickard-Mc-
Cracker syndicate of New York over
the long distance telephone offered
Jones, acting for willard, guarantee
Of SAL 900 and 81 per cent of the NOV
ing picture rights to meet Frank Moran
before March 90.
Jack Curley, who, with Walter Ward,
held an option on Wizards services
which expired Monday night at II
o'clock, asked Jones to hold OF sign
ing until he arrived here Thursday
morning.
Dominick Tortorich of New Orleans
wired Jones the Louisiana club wanted
a 20-round match between Willard and
Moran, and asked him to hold off I'M
til his club could enter bid.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-02
MANY KNIGHTS n
BlACkFAcEsAON
Rock Island and Moline Nemk.
Assist Davenport Brethrea !,
Minstrel Performance
TO BE OFFERED AT THE Rrp,,
Enterprise Is for Purpose Of gai,,
Funds to Entertain National
Convention in June.
TO BE OFFERED AT THE Rrp,.

Rehearsals are under way for =.
Knights Of Columbus Ministries ~
will be the offering in Davenu,.
the Burtis opera house on Feb !,
and II. Three benefit performan..
will be given to assist in raising fr,s.
for the entertainment Of the sav...'
thousand visitors who will assent,
in the tri-cities at the time Of the !.
tional convention Of the Knights J
Columbus in Davenport ON Aug /
and 3. Members Of the order n.
each of the three cities will take -.
in the minstrel affair, and the trj.ss
councils of the order are collaboras,,
to make the attraction an assured n,
cess.
Charles Adams Of the firm Of Mil
& Draper, who have staged MANY an.
teur minstrel shows in the tri-eis.
with eminent success, is in char.
the rehearsals. He is thoroughly IN
pressed with the talent and beligs
he will have one of the best sinsa
choruses that has yet been heard
an amateur performance In the i.
cities. Mr.. Adams recently direes
the Elks' minstrel show In MoIr
and those who know what ass
cess he made of those performans
feel assured that he will enjoy ss
liar success with the Knights 0, 6 |
lumbus entertainment.
Musical Playlet to Open.
A brand new idea is employed n
the Miller & Draper show this Ss
What is generally known as the III
first part" is now the concluding v.
ton of the performance The eatg.|
tainment opens with an offering whisl
savors of musical comedy with Is gira|
and 10 young men engaged thefsa|
The little musical playlet has rel
plot, and song and dance numbers al
inserted. Later there is a clever tfsF|
esty on the woman suffrage questia|
a rehearsal of the Coonville acullsf)
band, and the closing is the minsts1
first part with grand chorus, nj
} men, interlocutor. solo numbers, gagl
etc. Fifty young men, Is young b
dies and an orchestra of II pieces vi
] be employed in this section of the q
tertainment, and all of them are III
city people.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-02
Watch your step!

It's easy to change the shape
and color Of unstable brands
to initiate the Prince Albert
tidy red tin. but it is impossible
to initiate the flavor of Prince
Albert tobacco! The patented
process protects thatl
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-02
CH|CACOBOWLERS
SHOOT IN AURORA
BingOs Roll Into Second Place in Five
Men Event in Interstate
Tournament.

Aurora, Ill, Feb. 2.-The Bingoes OF
Chicago with 1854 rolled into second
place in the five-man event in the in
terstate pin meet here last night. The
Deacon Howleys landed third place
with 1856, the Howard Majors fourth
sentreter and Voss of Chicago landed
in second place with 1908. Tony Kar-
licek, Chicago star, failed to get among
the leaders in the singles, doubles or
all-events. The Birk Brothers five OF
Chicago retain the lead with 2,73S
Chicago teams will occupy the alleys
most of the time during the remain
der of the week Scores:
DINCnTC
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-02
UNIVERSITY BOARD
APPROVES BASEBALL

Chicago, Feb. 2-Northwestern uni
versity went on record yesterday for
the national game. At a meeting of
the faculty it was voted that baseball
should be continued and that the Pur-
pie should be represented in the col
lege conference race this spring.
The action of the faculty came as a
surprise, as it had been predicted that
the institution would abolish the
sport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-02
'AUCIE TO TACKLE
MACOMB QUINTET
Western Illinois TOsserS to Meet Local
COllegians for Second Time
This Season.
lRY Paul Dahlenl.

With a 67-23 account to balance, the
western Illinois State Normal school
basketball quintet meets Augustana
Saturday evening of this week. AL
though the Augie basketeers drubbed
the invading five handily once pre-
viously this season, the boys from Ma
comb are earnest in their effort to re-
trieve their honor.
The five has been working into the
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-04-07
RAsTEsoARb MONEY in Use
French Cities Which Are Held BY the
Enemy Make Substitutes
for Cash.

Panteboard sous and pieces repre-
senting denominations up to Ave
francs are being used in some Of the
occupied cities, owing to the scarcity
Of small change The pasteboards
are Of many different colors and
shapes square, round, octagonal,
oval and diamond shaped.
AT Roubaix, Tourcoing, Roncy and
Croix che money is guaranteed by
the municipality and good only for
use ii transactions with merchants
of the town where the money is is
sued. AT Lille the pasteboard sous
were issued BY the Bank Of Lille.
The city Of Valenciennes issues a
new denomination OF small change
IL the form Of d four-sons piece (3O
centimesl, guaranteed by. the COM
munes Of the ACCOMPLISHMENT and
redeemable four months after the
conclusion Of peace.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-04-07
WHEN THE FIppLERs PLAY
ueerBls Jeurmaiist N Rhaessay es Ne
Describes TIRE EHest " swssa
stgaIns 81 Neal kasslslsns.

The old-time Georgia fiddIers ars
here, spry e. a ION and strong ~ :
steer. Down from tia hills and up
from the sea, addIIn' They come A.
msrrily a. ever ths piper Of Hamelin
sown played BIS tuns of high Fenown
to exercise the peaky rata that built
their nests IN Sunday hats and
spoiled The ladisS pleasant ehstA But
piper never piped 20 veil. not cen
The Angel ISRAELI (whose heart
strings were bis lutte, ears Posl could
weave 8 magic hka The bow Of sid
dim john or a8mcky Bill" >
magic whence ron fesl the thrill u
forest threats and mountain wind.
and every other blessed kind Of pr
mai music gay Or shy that brunthes
beneath : Georgia aky.
Shorty Harper @ravunmss hia
strings and straight we hear this
whisperings Of April voices IN The
leass Of ruindrOpS dripping from
the eaves Of some lone cabin On the
hin. We hear the tals Of jack and
Jill, forever Cd yst ever nsv, whsa
gag aGid~ Tanner ahifts ha eh@w
q Raleigh we'd and ysnku The gut.
bFawlis, homeapun KFeialsF. But.
90 Fhyme caa tell the Earity Of shia
melodioas company, fhess Georgia
minstFsls Of The soil, whose native
wood notes. whilst they foil the crit
ic's namby-pamby ART, viii never
eeaas 70 stir the heart, or bring the
wine-warmth and the glow Of TIE
3outhland's long ago. - Atlantis
Journal.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-04-07

Essaged % Deliver Message for Wen.
a. Who Had AAisiaId Falss Tasth,
bar Never Annlrl

a woman entered . grocery store
= Madison and explained to the pro-
prietOr that she wished to commu-
nicate over the telephone with her
husband, who was ii q neighborine
town. She added that she had Left
her false teeth at q dentists ONCE
and that abe feared she would not be
able to talk plainly enough to make
her husband hear. Would the gro
Ger speak for herp Why, certainly
The call was put in, the connection
obtained, and the grocer inquired:
"NOw, Bins. So-and-So, what do
you wish me to say?"
Ash him how Ollie ish p
"Mr. So-and-So, your wife wishes
to know how old You are"
"Fifty-nine next March, but whv
does abe wish to know 20
The grocer repeated the answer TO
Mrs. So-and-So. She finally ex-
planned that she knew her husbands
age, but that she desired to know the
condition Of Ollie johnson, a friend.
who was sick in the neighboring
town: Further conversation with the
husband developed that Ollie was
much better.
Inc grocer now advises ali persons
who wish to telephone and who are
minus their teeth to go to the city
exchange. Indianapolis News.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-04-07
Avoiding pana.r u lalnse.

= = fairly > problem 70 install mo
tara, controllers and other apparatus
n mines n Gacn > way sc TO avoid TIE
danger Of iGuiting Gre damp. Modern
practice IN Europe now provides three
protecting ms1hOds--all incloead, part
~ inclosed, with ass Of wire gauzt
plates, and oil bath apparatus VAR
GUS apparatus, euch ae transformers
controllers and switches. need 20 have
; npeeiaI design for use in mines. not
only on account Of IRE damp. but be.
ease OF prevailing dampnsas and
mist
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-04-07
No ExcuaE.

Keeping boarders," observed the
hashhouse landlady, ''soon makes .
woman coldly practical"
eyes, / suppose so,' reioined the
cynical boarder, 'fbut that ID no rea-
son why the sonp and coffee she dis
penses should be practically cold"
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-04-07
PLEASANT MEMORY.

She-Do you remember that you
once proposed to me and that ! re-
fused you
He-Yes, that is one Of my life's
most beautiful memories. Buffalo
Courier.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-04-07

Tho bowels ere the natural sewerage
system Il The body. When they b.
come obstEueted b. constipation 8 part
Of ehe poisonous matter which they
shoala carry OF = absorbed into the
system. making vou Eell duIl and stupid,
ard interfering With tie digestion and
assimilation Of food. This condition i
quiekIy relieved hy ChambaKiain'a
TabIsts. Obtainabla evsFywhsre.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-04-07
HxPlAlnED

II say, old man, what was that aw-
full noise in your house last night ~
"Oh, my wife merely asked me
where I'd been. Boston Evening
Transcript.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-04-07

@WhAt d. ron suppose causes the
rise Ia breaduiuhsP7
@sometimes II . strikes, some-
times the failure Of the wheat crop
sometimes speculation, and often y
IL inst plain yeast.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-04-07
IT'S USE.

Il wonder why 30 many girls
marry The family chaufFeusq"
@It must be the influence Of thf
spefking 5plug.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-04-07
EMnEL.a.aehMaNr.

81 understand Major huffman
gave : good account Of himself in
the Epanish-AmeFican war
go be did. And he's been im-
proving on il ever since"
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-04-07

MuTuAL.

First Tommy Got a toothaehe,
ave yer2 I'd have the begear out if
it was mine.
Second Ditte-So would / IL it
was yours.-Punch Bowl.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-04-07
wBERE SHE SCORES.

Acat has none OF the near-human
traits Of the dog"
"But she surpasses the majority Of
humans in ability to come back"
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-04-07
SCARED OFF

esT'he girls are proposing & leap
year dance
s@Then if the girls are proposing,
they'll have scarcity d partners. :