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Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-11-01
OPEN BIDS FOR
4 CRUISERS AND
Il SUBMARINES
Also Figures for a UnderSea
Craft, "a BattIeShipS and
20 DeStrOyerS Are Under
Consideration,
-, -o-nss Jou.~., .,.e... .sAsss airs.

| Washington. oct 81 Bids will be
Ioponcd at the navy department tomor-
row for four scout cruisers and TWEEN
| ty-seycn co1st type sui marines, leay-
ing only proposals for -four battle
cruisers TO be- received before con.
lstIugion " the 1917 building pro-
gram can begin FEur-s~for four
submarines and twenty -four battle
ships aud twenty destf0yers are m-
der consideration and awards may be
made next week.
The scout cruisers are new type,
designed TO make sustained speed
.of thirty-fivo knots an hour. Each
viii be- equipped With a cutapult de-
vice FOR launching acroplancs al sea,
The vessels Will be large enough to
cover long scouting distances and will
depend upon their speed for defense.
The submarines will be Of the same
type as the present O-boats Of the
navy, having 600 tons di'placemcnt
They are Intended to work close 10
shore. although their fuel capacity
viii be sufficient to permit Them 10
cross the ocean.
Navy officials expect there might
be some hesitancy among builders in
taking contracts for the cruisers
While awards for the buttleshps
Will not be made for week or so, ex-
Of proposals already sub |
mitted shows the Newport News ship |
and DrydOck company and the New |
York shipbuilding company to be I
lowest bidders Each company prob !
ably will he awarded two ships The |
Fore River company OF Quincy, Mass, |
submitted bids under various modifi- |
'ations and included sliding scale to |
meet possible changes In the cost Of !
abor during construction. Experts
10 not look favorably on this scheme. |
The department is anxious to get all
II this years work laid down in pri-
'ate yards. IL possible, AS difficulty N
placing the next contracts TO be au-
horized before March 4. il anticipat-
ID, The building authorized amounts
approximately to half Of the three
ear program approved by congress
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-11-01
Ian RADICAL
CHANGES IN THE
A. A. j. RULES
Revised Constitution and By
laws to Be Voted ON Mo-
vember 20j Contain New
Definition Of Amateur

New york, oct 2l.--The revised
constitution and bylaws Of tho ANA
teur Athletic union. which will he yot-
cd on at the annual meeting In this
city November 20, contain a number
Of radical changes according to ad-
vance copies distributed today, Ef-
! ~~ts-h-,S heca made TO dncQruprate
the suggestions which were advanced
for the eleyating Of amateursm at the
legiate Association Of Amateur Ath-
lctics last winter.
The principal changes reported by
the committee bv revision include one
requiring that delegates to the annual
meeting Of the national body be anna
teurs the definition Of an amateur
and the provisions for reinstatement
and pardoning powers; additional
protection OF the rights OF college stu
dents 10 represent educational institu-
tions in cases whore the college terms
close prior to juno and in cases where
college attendance Is not requested in
consecutive semesters 1t is also
recommended that the clause i'm The
present constitution permitting the
registration Of women for swimming
events be stricken out
The definition OF an amateur sports
man under the revised rule will be
"one who engages IN sport solely for
the pleasure and physical. mental or
social benefits he derives therefrom
and to wnom sport is nothing more |
than an avocation"
Several acts which will render a /
person ineligible TO compete as an /
amateur are mentioned, among them |
being. Competing under an assumed /
name or for financial benefit. coach
ing for money or capitalization of ath-
ctic fame or ability in advertising or
selling sporting goods or prizes; com
Deting against or with ineligible per-
sons in public contests, whether indi-
9idually or as n member of team
" against "A team in which there are
)ne or more ineligible persons
The board Of governors, however !
( the new measures are adopted, shall
'e invested with q pardoning power
)y which a person can be purgod Of
he effects Of his commission Of some
" these acts and under certain condi-
ions and time limitations be restored
o good standing ne an amateur IN all
ranches of sport
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-11-01
PLAYERS PAID WHILE
THEY'RE LAID UP BY
INJURY--B. B. JOHNSON

thiaSo, oct 3l-B. r. Johnson,
president OF the American league. to-
day disputed the charge by David L.
Fultz. president of the Baseball Play
ers Fraternity that hallplayors in the
American league were not paid while
incapaciatod through injuries re-
ceived while playing The charge was
made hy Fultz recently in his demands
for new conditions made on the ma
tond commission.
II have never heard OF a single in
stance In the league ga which player
who has been accidentally hurt whiie
PLAYING has not been paid while he
was unable 90 play, said Johnson.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-11-01
BNBY nan WHOOpING COUCU

Mothers Who have used FoIey's
Honey and Tar would not be without
IT, Mrs. sam 4. Small. Clayton. y. NJ.
writes My grandson had whooping
cough when he was three months old
We used Foley's Honey and Tar and I
heieve II saved his life. He Is now
big and fat II is a fine thing 10 have
in the house In case Of whooninr
cough. Group, coughs. colds. The first
doses hclp. loosen phlegm, heal in
Elimination, clear air passages. stop
aCking coughs sold everywhere.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-11-01
Ell MORO MINING co.
WILL WORK ENTIRE
FORCE FOR WINTER

Red River N. NJ. oct. 2S.-The FL
Moro Mining & Milling company. OF
Albuquerque, has notified its men at
the mine to continue working the en-
tire winter
The company now has over 500 tons
OF good milling ore on the dump of
the Little Gem, and also is working
force of men on other adjoining
properties
This company is composed princi-
paliy Of men employed in the railroad
shops at Albuquerque.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-11-01
POLITICIANS At
SEA ON MEANING
Of STATEMENT
Declaration Signed by Chair
man and Secretary Of Com
mittee Holds c, N Curry to
Be Legal Candidate,
ts,set., se.-ss,o~os"o' ro -o'"'"a 'oo'-Au

tsss,t.l oosstsroHosscs 70 sossss JoussAu
Roswell. y NJ oct 3l Politicians
are somewhat at sea ou tbu meaning
OF q statement published Zoo today &
papers. Hgned hp the chairman and
secretary of the democratic central
committee The statement Is concern
1ur ~iho GO ry ~oorg t-ntrutErs}- z
the Third district. sets forth emphat-
leallY that tho central committee
heard the evidence in the case and in
strurtcd the officials Of the COuyUn-
ton To certify the nomination Of g.
" curry
The statement. without any explain
alton, coming out three days after the
district court has held that g. n.
Moore is the legal candidate Tor the
place * taken iu many quarters 10
mean that the central committee is
going TO support curry who has an
naunced that DE Is running as nm in
dependent
Some Of the democrats even go far
ther and say it is not only equivalent
10 saving that the committee is not
gong 10 support the nominee WHOSE
maine appears on the ticket. but that
they are urging other democrats TO
do the same thing.
As FAR as public meetings are con-
ccrned the republicans have closed
their campaign IN Roswell There
viii be few meetings held IN the
southern part Of the county and a few
N the republicans are making tour
N The plains country in the eastern |
part OF the county
Tho democrats also have oam
,aign party on the plains, which in |
dudes VI. A. OtcrO. Mr. Otero viii |
lose the democratic campaign IN the
ounty with speech here Friday
iiRht
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-11-01
To INTERVENE IN
PARIS CAR STRIKE

Paris oct. 3l.-The government has
decided 70 intervene into the strike
oi the suburban street railway en-
rloFes, which began last week.
The cabinet announced today de-
,ree which must be ratified by par
lioment under which the higher ad-
mlms'ratlon may takcBo,cr amy pub
hc service whose continuance is
necessary 20 national safety. Tho.
measure is general in character and
VIII confer iarse powers ON the gov
eminent The strike thrcatorA 20
spread TO other transport scr,tcesl
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-11-01

Denver, oct al Marked increase
IN parcel post business done here in
the last month are attributed to the
shortage of refrigerator cars for ship
ping fruit and consequent broadening
Of the farm-to- family scheme OF sell
ing fruit boy parcels post
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-11-01
Nicholas 4. Young Dead.

Washington, oct. Sl-Nicholas f.
Young. an old-time baseball PLAYER.
formerly president OF the National
league, died at his home here early to-
day He had been employed in the
treasury department for some time.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-11-01

Santa Pc, oct 3l.-Sult was filed in
the federal court today by the United
States against Manuel vigil Of Guada-
upo county TO compel the latter to re-
move an unlawful enclosure Of pub
lr lands
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-11-01

London nct. 31,-The Norwegian
steamers Falkoficl aud Tordol have
been 7mk says an announcement by
Lioyds
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-11-01

AN contracts in the league pass
through my office and | cannot re-
member one in which the liability
clause was stricken out"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-11-01
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED-GirI f0T HSTSrTT >>'T'-->i----0~7" 49,"
housework. SIS North Twelfth.
Phone 1884.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-09-01

- IN EA1-Ss 4.-c--sT
- ---.-s i-s--esz 0-vT-lls. Qka-c<z1
- scz-rc- First r1blica 20
- z l.S LAs- p-nis,,acscr S.o-
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-09-01
NOTICE OF NEARING UPON PETi.
TON Eos DISSOLUTION AND
DISlNcoSSOSATIO

In the Superior Court ot the State Of
ASAiHs'oo - and Tor the County OF Osa-
hogan.
In the matter q TIE dissolution All adisin-
corIOvaIion q the SinilSSlnesa Power
SoIip2ny, Corporation
kNolc notice IS hereby given that the
petition ior dissolution and disincorp.ors-
uca IL the os[1cs " the clerk OF the Su-
Psyic- Court ~ the State ~ WASHINGTON
n ScG -. OSAnosSr County, Washing ton.
o. TIE -tth day % August. 1915. that IN
ard ~ said petition the said SiruiiSSrnesn
tNwsr CoE1P&-ly represents ta2t IL Is a
c0rporAtioo duly organized and existing
der and By virtue - the avs o. the
State .. Washington with its principal
p.2ce ~ business ST OTpvlls, OsAnosSa
County. Washington; that ~ = meeting
-si3 AZ It's offlcs IN OroVilis. OSAaoSAn
co@1Iy. Washington o. tie SIN day q
ny. 1915 twAieA meeting MAS duly called
- more than two thirds - all OF the stcN,k
holders ot slid corp,o-Stpca - iisilcorpor-
S,s sad dissolve said covporatio1. 81 Of
inmates ~ said meeting. certified BY the
pSS>,Isc. and secretary ~ said corpora
;a2a, ard attached - ssti petition as
Th&, : IS further represented that 81
Gains against said covpo-SIioc have beer
t-t-X pal1 SAtlS1sG- and discharge 81 and
.'~pS-Atic7 - 61ssolvsi sr1 iisinco-po--
ts51 pursuant - tSs prCvl>1olS % SSActiol
;-ston
Whsrstozs. II scco7Si&1cs with TIE stat
uis. r';e.i, reEi,s : hereby gives TIA, ssi3
rs,ftao1 vii - brought o. fc- hearing es-
.o-s TIE sad S1v%-rNg CcG-. u the State
Washington = and to- Ck8-oSa- Gun
- ;; the coC-s house II rhs town ~ Oss>
,eoSS-- CS&coS2- county. WSSAi1sror- cr
re t<th 6sr - C.ctcesz 1878 at TIE hocr
- 3 c'clocS A. NJ. o. So 500 thereafter
- ccG1>Ss c12 - heard SlS tbs. .. IL.
tire ard PLACE - appointed or &. ANY
other tine - wn3cA said hearing nay ee
ro<ry'o-s1 SAL rStitSc- VII - Considered
~ c1s Judge g ssai3 cou-- Sz5 the c-cp@-
Al Appropriate order ard Judgment Of
SAD coG-I rendered thereon AL ps-Sc-s
Interested i SAD natter. - creditors
so, S1olSS-S- - otherwise S-S required 70
= and 2rce2- cSSo-s the said ccu-r q. TIE
.5r1s 3a6 ci-cs sAovs stated % present
,1S-- ce-@c-,ccs - ire dissolution and
S--'c'- -o-2t2oc - re said SlClka-ss-
s2Ns- Cc--v&-y. Z 2-y S-cA they ray
C>jvs- --3s- -v hand ST ne seal -
sd >~cs-tc- Court IRIS i-th Gay %
N7-,s-- t3-s.
NARY z MCCLURE
C'e-S - - S--cs-c,- Co--- % cse STATE
- W2S1i-<ccc II s23 TO- Csz-crs- Cnu--
y
Ei-se -s,e-scsc5,- AzS-S. - 1873
-.sSt rs,ej-,2 ra,-- CsccoeS- - 1913,
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-09-01

- - BAlNE-N,--r.au A.. n.~-.~,
Al --acs- u Il. tr-rar
s-.sA SI-.A s-1 -,esz. A.. CzTs -
s=r@ -<-- = LAY. LAZY a--zr,sa.- -
1=z--,t Cr-TL=- wAzc-.xrcn
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-09-01

Miss Laura PAYNE returned home
during the past week from the out
side where she has been going 10 sum
mer school.
Miss Elizabeth Graves. who is q
finished musician. advertises 10 give
music lessons 10 those desiring such
instruction.
Dr.. T. F. Robinson OF Tacoma, all
rived in Oroville Tuesday evening ac-
companied by his family. Dr., Robinson
is the gentleman who bought out Or.
W. c, Ketchum's dental business in
GLIDING DR.. Ketchum's residence. DR..
Robinson has the reputation OF being
3 master craftsman at his profession
is apparently an exceptionally pleas
ant and likeable gentleman and will
no doubt secure fair share Of bust
ness
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-09-01
NOTICE OF EouALIzArIoN

No.lcs - hereby given that the board Of
-ctorS q the West OkanoSan VALLEY
rs I.oa District. will meet as board 81
- q Nlol 70 sQuAliZs. on the ratio 81
.~~-4!S the assessments Of the real estate
= S'-Il district heretofore listed Assessed
- returned 70 said board BY The ssrra
-: :. See district as required by Section
u q Fem & Bal Code Of the state Of
S@lc meeting vii Be held on the 5rh
-2y . september. 1916. at the hour Of 10
- 80 4 n q said day at the office Of
521ru II OrovIIle, WASHINGTON.
$40 oc4rc viii remain in Session from,
q Gay As long IS may Be ne,,assi-1
- -S4r and determine such obie,eriors ~
- SO =. assessment roll as may come be-
= ne meantime, and until said rraa,irS
49, assessment rul and assessment b.r1s
.s p seen and Inspected BY any persor
= SSSec az TIE office OF the ss,rstsry OF
l"1rC AZ the place above men ri,11 Al
= - desire Of the board 10 sx-a.iirs
= -, 12tio9 q said property as ulUch
= gcSs,ols and therefore sI persons a.
-sstSc 70 present an conpfainrs srS
= ions - said assessment roll a. s,,.1-
h.oart WV nins OF said
lated this lst day % August. 1918
NJ *. BOWEN, Pres
GEO. I COLE
ERWIN TRUAN 0i-a,-o-S
:. 2lST z Sscrstarv Lax - 'U'>
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-09-01
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
No. 3l.l.

II the Superior Court o. the State of
Washington. IN and for the County Of
SeSzeS = Webb. Plaintiff.
Joan n Norris. Sr-. Martha Il. Norris, his
vie. Joan NJ Norris, Jr-. and E.liEabeh
ssAssS. and other unknown heirs Of Grace
z Norris, deceased former wife Of John
N Norris, 81. AID JOAN n Norris Jr..
Individually. Defendants
Tie STATE % Washington 10 said Eliza
beta n SSvsA and 70 the unknown heirs
- Grace z Norris. deceased former wife
q JONI NJ MOTIFS. 81. AID al persons IN
s,o~1- Z any. hAy-as a. interest in and
- TIE real property hereinafter described:
You are hereby summoned TO appear
~55n y cAys AFTER TIE date Of TIE frst
~i.sia 50 Gays ater TIE uta day OF Aug
-S-- 1915. and 6eteCd the above entitled
acuco = tie above emitted court AMI
A-<Ter tie complaint Of the platnutf and
ss-Ts copy q yo1r answer UPON the IN
t=rs.<-ed attorney for plaintiff az his Of
1;s eslov Stated; and il case Of your fail
re 80 70 90, judgment VII es rendered
tie cr=rLatzc vntca las been ale,i WITH
L. c4=-x % sad court
Ies oe:@cs q sd action Is to recover
pate gwen ~ John N Norris, ST., At
O-ov-s- Wssh-sIoc- October =. 1910
-ose--s- with t-.srsx, thereon az the rate
Fs- sent Per A.aan trurn ONctooer y.
Fs2- 1914 @ tie rrs0LSsS herein tss-
-cio-c tcssGsr VIII interest thereon ~
r2c= q - Per sent Ter a,nGn from
NAY Il 1918, t2- TIE SUI o. Slls45 raid
~ axes q sad rrsCl<es II tie wear Of
ga VIZ --s-ssr r1srscl from Nay 81
-1-1- - = Ter sent Fer accun- for at
arrays fees az costs q said acton
40 ro- tie foreclosure Of tie r-s,--xs<e
greg ~ joan N Norris S- ard Grars
: No--z. Is vie. dates. TIE .-ch iay Of
lc-co=-. ls-A TOR TIE SAD SUI. OF SsSs %
VIZ --srss- atrr--sys tses axes saj
SIS g SIX E-oc re following tescrtnss.
ais s<--11c= lying a-6 bei-r b re
c2-g Q: Qza-og2l- STATE q washi-<r,-
-@sc-t-ec IL fellows. -cv1c
- srsd .1snt ct Se<t:oc Thirty
- AZ Let numbered Five ot Sscri5y,
10y to--- n Tc~-xaiP Forty No-rr
Al: - n--es-e. Two q S=crso- Th-ss
- LIS --7es-ed Ne. Ten a-t T-ir-
zen .. Sec-s-c Fc--, u Tovrshfc T1I-t,
- So---- y A-Ee TEsnry-ssvsr Ess-
= N-25sc-s 1srl1a- u Was,f-r-,-
cC-a----E one E--t-Ai ard Tni--y 30
liz >LE-1v= .--6-sc1s CO a. acre
10 ar ne sac % SAD --e-fsss 40
ag -=-,isr-y rs1atct-E u--:,f- -
$50. So .'i= a-c mortgage ac-s- he sals
J Il ADAMS
<csc Qe-.cs Itt-esz. O-vT-IIa. 0ks-o-s-
- Er1e- Ft-s< pGhIica Tor
-a-eer =. -,ti
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-09-01
Bargain Column

FOR SALE-oNE FAMILY JERSY COW
cheap and will give gpod terms. See
Van piSSsL
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-09-01
Ss-.S, Nc INSTRUMENTATION
NOTICE O. Sls-icArlc~

TSc&-:- go q r-s Interior l. : Ian;
Ct-.cs 81 W&cs-v--s. W&s1i-s-ca A1<z<t
-. t$tS
No-c-S : -s-sev stvs2 -AS- -s-ss \
l,,c-'S,-- - C-cv-lS. W&Se1-E-c- VIC o.
N4-cS = l$-E -s3S homestead s1c-r
Serial NJ '-&Sr. tcr N-SSa Sec. -. :.
- y = = g - D'scS-es- -. 1913. -sss
ltS,s--ro-2' -c--sS-sSG s--y Ss-tL No.
lte-%3 - N=SW1. Sea- ~ =. ~ " =
y : 4-3 - O',coo=- : -si+ -S6e add
-s,-S -,-sS-sGE szty SS-+Sl No. 1rs4Sa.
- SW-. Me- So. - = ~ Ne y 2
Wt-s---s-cs -.s-.E--2- e.zs E-s5 -1-.cs :. r.
c$C-sc- - --zSs IA-S=s- rs4- --cct - s<-ae-
- claim . 80 SD 2Scvs 3sss--'A-s.i ee-
tc-S 1s-,lS Sl-sSS--. L-icsG States Cr--ss-
S-cCs- a. C-,cv-..s- WSs1-s-,- - tA<
80 cav q Ssc-S-cS- 1915
Car. -4-ss - -.-sSss< " p
-, : " " CtS-S- sI-=- Ccias at Wei
- G@5ss II = Cs-c~-fs. Wsse-Src1-
Sen SPEAR F.-ts:a
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-09-01

Last
Circus
Orovill
erred il
was to
that tn
in the
buildin.
place a
sight W
sponsor
The IS
under Ii
the Ish.
ton co,
of Orov
where
wholly
tor, and
ing the
preparii
the lad
apology.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-09-01

c. II. NEAL
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-09-01
NJ s-H
Nc-tc 70 CREDITORS

: - S--=--,,- Co. - 80 Sz-s ..
WsS-5,<-c-- - CS2-c4-2- ccx-y. i --,,-
eE-s N--,-s - C-s.:--c-s - El-s Gals
Il 80 natter e 80 estate Z Herr :
zV DECEASED
Nc-cS : -s-S@T <-T$- -@zz- S--s-s :.
- ~ 49, 81 re estate - E=r-- :
: -l'-sr. Ss'-S-2Ssa,5 Ss-s S-Gcs3 = - -
-s-S---s.I o. 80 - 3sT = 49, ~ !
~ - So S--@-rc- 49,
IL r<-S,-s -2y--< .lAl-< zEG-<- ST.
sS-1-=. - -s't-l-s,S - --ssSC- Ter We
- -s.'=SSss-T vC---cs-S - - II - c<-t,s
q : " AIRS Es9-S K-G Crvs--
clccS t1-c---z. Wa<15---c-- ES-ez- c-s
vs2- 2--s- - 3z-z - --5s -,,-.cs. - --sT
SEA - fc-sTs- e1--s,5
Cscs.s n C-',v--s. Wzs1-- t.as Il: :zy -
A-E-S- cE-i
-ESA JOLIET
A:--s--2 tx
F<-s- --oi u r.s-o Azgzx- 3. 1919.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-09-01

Importance OF the position. and am per-
fSCtly willing 10 submit the proposition TO
the voters Of the district for an unbiased
verdict TO which shall willingly submit
Yours truly
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-09-01
ORPHEUM
Saturday and Sunday
THE MIRACLE Of LIE

The story is that Of how !0'I
wife. enamorei OF social pleasure"
loathing the thought Of coming m0'l. :.
hood. attempts 10 thvart the -. "
nature. Then comes the crovnme L.
cl-bur lha, is the secret the pay"
vealS
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-09-01
PAID ADVERTISEMENT
Fos COUNTY AUDITOR

Intrigued hereby announces him
-. : c-11l1ats for the offics OF c,ou1tI
--..oe % the republican TICKET slSh5s'c,
iyis primary election. September ~
!. D. HUBBARD.
Coueoluly. Wash
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-09-01

NJ Al Ms ELc!5 E,.x=-ssa- =
Eccask=- F=-s vzt-crs = .cn
Gay.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-09-01

On FIR
Moss Co
Orpheur
recOnnlI
in store
ure will
one MAJ
One n
reputati,
office.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-02-03
NOT TIE LEAST DANGER

A state and local story in regard to
recent Bell operations where the local
business was turned over to the local
exchange at Concord, the Bell taking over
the long distance business and contrast
ing this procedure with other likely
towns wherein High Point was mention
ed, perhaps created a wrong impression
with some here. It can, however, be
safely stated that the North State Tele-
phone company of this city hasn't any
idea now or in the past of entering into
any agreement whatsoever with the Bell
people, directly or Indirectly. The COM
,pany here has the business, the conf
dence of the people, is giving good SER
vice, lin fact among the very best in
the south), is making money at the
rate of little over half what the Bell
charges for same number of phones, and
therefore is contented, and it is reason
able to suppose that with this excellent
service and long distance connections
over it's own wires and the Postal Tele-
graph company, coupled with the fact
that this service is about half what the
Bell charges, that the people would Sc
riously fight any attempt to curtail the
good work of the North State Telephone
company which is saving the telephone
patrons of High Point $1,000 year
alone on their service
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-02-03
BURST INTO TEARS.

Baltimore, Md, Jan. 3l.-When the
sweet strains of the song, Mother"
played by street piano, waited through
windows kept wide open because of the
balmy, spring-like weather of the last
few days, Cumberland, Nd, recruit for
the United States Marine Corps burst
into tears and left the recruiting sta
tion of the ''sea soldiers in the custom
house building today.
The recruit had not yet been enlisted
and the recruiting officers made no eff
fort to prevent his leaving.
"The sound of bursting shell in bat
tie might have conveyed the same sort
of idea to that young fellow, and it
is perhaps just as WELL" remarked one
of the recruiting sergeants when the
recruit, motherward bound, left the Of
flee.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-02-03
FEEBLE, AGED WOMAN
Saws Vinol Made Her Strong

Grand Saline, Texas.-'1 am an aged
woman and for long time was weak
and feeble but Vinol restored my health
and strength so that feel almost young
again and am doing all my housework.
Old people who are weak and feeble
should try Vinol and know its merits as
do. 1t is the best medicine to create
strength and for chronic colds I have
ever taken Mrs. FANNIE E. RODGERS.
Vinol, our delicious cod liver and iron
tonic, is sold on our guarantee to benefit
or your money will be returned.
Nation Drug Co., High Point, N. c.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-02-03
Report of the Boys Corn Club Work
%ho %o4o

AS a result of the work of the Boys
Corn Clubs during the year 1915, re-
ports sent in by the boys show that TO-
O4O.4 bushels Of corn have been produced
by 1908 boys reporting. Fifty boys
made 100 bushels and above. The aver
age yield of these fifty boys was ILL
bushels per acre.
AS an indication of the interest of the
boys this past year, 81 $40 per cent. of
the boys enrolled reported, against
Il $40 per cent. for the year 1914, an
increase Of l6 per cent. for the year.
Ninety-fve out Of the 100 counties in
the state had boys enrolled in the work,
and SO counties out of the 95 sent in re
ports. The II remaining counties Of
the state from which no reports were
received had only combined total mem
bership of II.
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