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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-08

the road also to ascertain the number
OF cattle, horses and pigs along III,
road
Captain Lee and Sergeant Hunter
came over to take dinner with rs.
Everybody is feeling fine except
yours truly who /, Sull confined t.
quarter, on the same old diet, calomcl
qulnuc and the famous { {
Search the Want Ads for good bar
gains in automobiles and real estate
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-08

Made OF last colorcd gingham
plald,, checks and stripes a
wonderful lot OF dresses with all
the tailored snap TO them and al
the price you could not afford to
make them sl00, Sl.25, $3.50,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-08

the Philippines, and President Higgins
OF the railroad
The railroad has been encounterirg
financial disasters for several years
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-08
Government Buys
Manila Railroad

MANILA, Sept 8-Ihe sale Tor 81,
DOO0OO Of tue Manila railroad to the
Philippine government was ratified 10.
day when contract was signed by
Gov Gen Francis Burton Harrison oi
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-08

and was said to he facing probable
reoeivership. The agreement provides
that the government will receive all the
capital stock OF the company.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-08
WHAT EVERY WOMAN KNOWS

Every woman takes great pride in
having her home we'll kept, in having
the family wash done early in the week
Good hluing is needed even more than
good soap Ne sure to use Red Gross
Rail Rlue ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-08
Johnson Laughs at
Threats to Kill

SACRAMENTO Cal, Sept S-Gov-
ernor Hiram W Johnson character
ized today as nonsense threats made n
two letters to Kill HIM II he did not
leave certain large sums oi money m
q designated place near the sta,r cap.
itol Carmine Piundl, a ,pSISct found
BY the police. lurking, near the indl-
Gated spot A1N tune named IN the
letters Tor dRefting the money, was
confronted by Sovernor Johnson in his
cell last night but the prisoner persist
cd in his denial OF having any know
ledge in the CONSPIRACY
Il have been threatened so many
times since | have been governor, ~
Governor Johnson said, that ,hi, sort
OF thing no longer bolhcrS me
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-08

Some Hard Workers have callouSc
on their hands. \nd other Hard Work
erS have rc,k Jobs Luke MCLukc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-17
CHARGED WITH ASSAULT
Police Arrest Four Negroes on Com
ptnint of Srnh0nrd Air Line
Wntrhmnn.

Policemen Bcrtucci and Sweet last
night arrested John Burrcll. Lorenzo
Allen. Julian Lipsccmb and Sidney
Lockeit. All negroes, OH charge or
ASSEMBLING and robhing q. w. Mat
thcws. 2Sna West Broad Street, of S24
Friday night. Matthews is n watch
man for the Sea board Air Line Rail-
way and was held UP while working
near Sixteenth and Marshall streets
about o'clock In the evening. Accord :
ing 10 tho officers. Rurrcll and Allen
arc tho nccroes who actually com
nittcd the crime. but the officers claim
that the others arrested shared in the
division OF the money and are ac-
completes.
Most Of tho negroes are well know
10 the police. Allen is the negro who
made a sensational escape from the
First Precinct Station last summer.
after being arrested for a minor Of
fcnsc. He dashed out Of the station
house when the sergcants back was
turned and through a screen door,
knockine the door off It's hinges and
taking portion III ii away with him rs
he fed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-17
0. H. NUCKOlLS DIES
FROM HIS INJURIES
Waterman ut Potomac Wiley Lime
I'innt Caught Under slide Of
Eurth aud ltork.
POLICE LOOK FOR RELATIVES

@. H. Nuckolls. OF this city. watch
man a the Potomac Valley Lime and
Stone Company's plant At Pincshurg
Md. who Was caught under a slide
or rocks and earth in the quarry. died
Saturday night from his inturicS
Ills skull MAS fractured and hc also
sustained other injuries Very little
IS known about Nuckolls. and his body
Is being held 10y thu authorities for
relatives OF friends.
Several thousand tons IT rock AND
car'h slipped down the east side o; the
quarry Saturday. Without warming a
biy portion Of the bank, looscncd ny
the recent rains broke loose and fell
on to I'll" bottom of tho quarry The
slide IS iift"on feet deep in some places.
1t is thought Nuckolls was maxim :
his rounds when he Was caught under
tho mass Of earth ana rock several
hours later h.. was dug out unconscious
hY workmcu. lie was taken u III.
WASHINGTON County Hospital. where
he died
rhc iocal+>.,l,-. s+,cpar,mcut was in.
formed l,fSt nSiSht that = man nance:
20 H. Nuekolls hid been KILLED IN Mary
land. and were requested I" locate his
relatives. Detective Sergeant kclluiu
spent several hours in an effort 10 du
50. buI without success Nuyhc! 81
Muck oils. is Known 10 have come from,
Richmond AVID IS said to have Il VITO
and sister living here. Tn" police
have requested that relatives 81 the
dead nar, communicate with Pnlicc
TIcadquarrcgs :" ihar arrangements Tor
caring Tor the hody may lie made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-17
CALLS RUSSELllSM
MENACE TO RELIGION
Rev. }. x. JollIn Speaks on Life nna
Work Of "PnHtor RusscIr' ut Laurel
Street Mcthodint Church.

Russeliism-the Menace OF Modcr,,
Heiisious Life" was the subject OF tho
sermon preached by Rev. j. X. .Jo,lir
at the Laurel Street Methodist Church,
iast night. Mr.. Jollin attacked ina
theory of the anihilation Of humanity
as eSpoundcd By Pastor Russell ac-
cordins TO reprints OF his sermons 10
explained that Pastor Russell preacho.
that there Is no hell, and that doatb
an extinction OF life itself The
Only way IN which the persons can
De called back into existence is nj tho
word or God at the time Of tho millcn
'um. IL the person is not satisfied he
can go back again to noncxistence
such preaching. Mr.. JoIlin cSplained
Is menace TO the religious lifc of
the present day.
me doctrine OF Russellism as II an
plies TO and relates to the life OF
Christ. his birth. incarnation and Anal
resurrection was discussed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-17
RICHARD BRADLEY is
FOUND DEAD IN BED
McGru6er burke. His Roemmnte. Dir
covers He IIns Silent Through Night
Beside Dead MINI.

Richard Bradley, about Hrty years
old. was found dead In his bed at 1851
East Main street. carly yesterday
morning by his roommate. McGruder
Burke. Coroner Taylor considered an
inquest unnecessary and turned the
body ever to Undertaken Blley.
Burke informed Policeman Corr that
he and bradley had been drinking n
little Saturday night. lie said nc
went to his room after Bradley had
retired and found his companion ap-
rarently asleep. Unwilling to awaken
him. he retired also. Yesterday morn
ing ne awokc and discovered that
BRADLEY apparently had no, moved
from tho position he was in ":e:,
Burke retired. lie placed his hand on
tho mans forehead and found IL quite
cold. Burke was Mortified when he
discovered that lie had step, tnroir II
the night beside a dead man.
The police had not neen ap!e TO To-
cate relatives OF Bradley up 70 an ear
" hour this morning. Thcy arc .,
the opinion that he once lived in sui
ton. and that he hns been workin :
at Hopewell recently informant ion
concerning him may he sent 10 Police
Headquarters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-17
AMERICAN JEWISH RELIEF
COMMITTEE FORMS BRANCH
Musr Meeting to nc Held licrc on jan
unry -, DrsiSnntcd rs Jewish
Uclicf Day.
DIR. cALIscH OUTLINES NEED

For the purpos" nf raising funds
far the Jewish war sufferers. til" kich-
mond Relief Committee. = branch Of
tho American Jewish Relief Committee
OF New YORK, will hold - mass meet
ue in ono Of the Richmond thca;ers
Thursday January -, the day set aside
by President Wilson as Jewish Relief
DAY in the United States.
The New York organization has got
, for itself IN" task Of raising $4,000. 900
for The relief OF the sufferers in the
VAR zones and tho Richmond branch
1T "a meeting held last night IN tho au-
di;orium 81 the Y. VI. IL. \ decided
on the large mass meeting rather than
q canvass.
I pr Edward " Calisch presided II;
IN" meeting last night. lie spoke Of
tie necessity Of giving relief to The
sufferers in Europe who we're driven
from their homes as u result Of the
war. tie expressed regret at tn" fact
that the general War Relief ASsocia-
ton would hay. ius. CONNECTED a cam
putpn 10 rai@o $4,000 ia Richmond,
bat thnt the date vas 90, aside by 'hr
PRESIDENT and January =, will 10 il
Universal relief day 10 raise. funds for
tn" Jewish sufferers,
rr Caisch announced las, nigh, that
pi"nI!ucnt speakers both from Rich
pond ana from out az town would be.
here ON tn" uieht Of the mass NEE,
inS. The names would Il. announced
l.r"r
The committee that has tho matter
li charge consists of tho following
officers and members: DR. L. y Cansch.
chairman ]. II. Jonesson. vtcc-chair-
mna; NJ. Iasavskky. corresponding
secretary. Gcorg" benedict. recordinr :,
secretary, Charles HutZl"r. treasurer.
Golimon. chairman finance commit
'"s i:ahhi I Marcus. II. J. Cohn j.
Newman. y l.. S,raus. r.. r!o,nici.
!icn)amin hIasm"r. Henry Clarke \.
reordman. ! l.oycnstein. J. Fratkm.
y \ Ezekiel W. Lcznrr. Harold &.
ia"o;nhcrg, " Solomon. Leon Waller
stein Moses MAJ. q. ]. Walper,, ~ I.
Et'sWHnr"r ". l. Greonspon. WI
Fam bemtr"w. Vi l. Marcusc. w ~
Ssewar2schild. Raphael Levy. 6. Wcis-
A"fccr. lmll" CLARKE. Kaufman, and
BARNEY MYERS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-17
BUDGET HEARINGS
Finance Committee 10 Hold 1uo Meet
fnEs This Week-Othrr Conn
ell GommittrcS.

III" Finance Committee has two
meetings this weck--on TUESDAY and
Thursday nights At o'clock-and II
Will begin work ~ once on the prep
aration of the budget for the cur
rent year. Miscellaneous appeals viii
he heard on Tuesday night, II there
arc any more: and on Thursday night
the committee VIII hear the estimates
OF the needs OF the Administrative
Board and the departments uudcr its
control.
Tho Committee on Public buildings
Properties and Utilities will meet to-
morrow night at o'clock, and the
Committee on Ordinances on Thursday
night AT o'clock.
The Street Committee viii meet this
afternoon At > O'Clock TO take up the
Belt Line problem.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-17
HAVE LESS THAN TWO WEEKS
IN WHICH TO EILE NAMES

Clyde III. Ratclinc. OF Lee Ward
vice president of the lower branch. has
announced that he VIII not be "A can
didate to succeed himself, and his seat
Is being sought by j. Edward Rose.
a member of the City Democratic Com
mittec. and y. q. Quarles, Of High
land Park.
Mr.. Pollock will probably be a can
dida-c from Clay Ward. lie has been
urged to make the race, and strong
support has been promised him.
Candidates who Will offer in the
primary election OF April : have less
than two weeks in which to file thci:
notices of candidacy and the petitions
carrying tho names OF fifty qualified
voters. which are now required by.
law. The signed petitions must he
fled with tho chairman Of the City
Democratic Committee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-17
THEATER CHANGES HANDS
Jnhc Wells Adds Superior to Ills
String, Changing Name
10 Udcpn.

Jake Wells has secured control OF
what was formerly tie superior Thea
Ter located ia Sixth street. between
i:road ana Grace. and has added il TO
his string OF phntoplay houses II Will
b. known rs the odcoE III the future
and. ii is said. viii be the home Of
special feature attractions. The house
has been closed for more than Il week
and Will not open untii next Monday.
During this time decorators viii be ut
work transforming its appearance aud
making IL modern and attractive in
every possible way.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-17
WILL URGE IMPROVEMENT
OF IMPORTANT HIGHWAYS
Chamber Of Commerce for Improve
ment Of Chnnibcrlnyne Avenue, Pc
tcrsburls pike and Riverside Drive.

The annual meeting of the Chamber
Of Commerce will be- held February
10 Reports from the committees. cleo
tion OF officers and an outline OF the
work foe 1916 will he the principal
items Of business.
one Of the most important needs Of
the city that Will be taken up at tho
, meeting will he the urging OF improve
ncntS 10 roads and streets in Rich
uond which arc now under way or
contaminated Riverside Drive. Cham
bcrlaync Avenue and the Petersburg
Turnpike are the three highways that
wlI call for the greatest attention of
the members
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-17
BAPTIST COUNCIL TO MEET
WIN DISCUSS Plans for RRisinE Fund
OF 10000 for Home
NissiOns

The annual meeting OF tho Rantist
Council Of Richmond will he hold IN
the Grac" street Baptist Church to-
morrow night. a. w. Patterson. prcsi-
dent. VIII preside. The most important
matters TO be taken up By the council
WIN be the best means OF raising
$4,000 for home missions, and the ap-
portionmcnt of different churches in
Richmond toward the Judsou Ccntcn-
mai fund and the fund tina, Will pro
vide for the four Eap;is, elementary
schools during tho year 1916
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-17
Chr Collide. with Jl,ney.

Richmond Railway and Niaduct Com
pany car No. 94S coilided with j!tney
operated By W. 4 Bradley. 27ll East
Main street. near Tenth and Rroa d
streets about ll:l5 o'clock last night.
No one was injured. but the automo-
bile was damaged 10 some extent The
machine was making tho turn back
up Broad street N the time IL was
struck
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-17
WARM FIGHT PREDICTED
IN JEEFERSON WARD

The warmcst fight for place ia the
City Council will occur in Jefferson
Ward. where there are now thirteen
candidates for the eight seats. The
incunh"u:s. President W. H. Adams
president OF tho Board of Aldermen;
Aldermen " Warerly Melton and ar
thur Nelson and Councllmcn George
II. Iumsden. jefferson g. Powers
George W. Rogers. William T.. Sulli-
van and Joseph II. Welsh will stand
for :e-clcction. y nominating pc:i-
ton in behalf OF former Councilman
Morgan X. Mills has been circulated
and filled with tho requisite number
Of signatures. The first "amc appear
ing on II is that OF one OF Mr.. Mills's
former opponents. showing that ;hH
difference between him and n certain
faction Of Church Hill has been set
tied aud the hatchcts buried Other
| candidates from jefferson Ward are
John r Grimes. n former member. for
the BOARD OF Aldermen: John j. Wick
or, jr, Sainue. Il. Frischtorn and John
: 7. sloan.
In Madison Ward the seat vacated hv
the resignation of Gilbert IL Pollock
Is being sought by George NJ. Cease
a former member or tho lower branch:
James W. Dodd, president Of the
Woodland Heights Associations AMI j.
Alex lirchett John w Moore, of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-17

South Richmond, II former member OF
the Council, has been mentioned. but
he has not We, made personal an
nOuncemeut
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-17
NS[|E-HAWK|NS RACE
ATTRACTS ATTENTION
Cmlauf, Griggs and I.ecky Arc Mem
toned aS Other Possible
Candidates.
JEFFERSON WARD CONTEST
Thirteen Aspirants Already in Field
for Eight Seats in City Council.
Petition IS~Prcscnted Asking Mills
to Enter Primary.

Though three others have o"en
mentioned, George Aiuslic. incumbent,
and Olive A. Hawkins arc the Only
announced candidates for the mayor
atty. Wilbur j. c;rirgs and Jacob Crc-
lauf, who have been urged by their
friends TO make the race, are yet nn-
decided. and Robert Lcc-iy. Jr., has
stated that his candidacy Is dependent
upon whether the city charter is
changed so is to place the Fire and
Police Departments under the ilnnc-
diatc control Of the Mayor.
Mr.. Cmlauf has been confined 10 his
home with illness. and he stated last
night that he had not been abb" to
give the question Of his candidacy the
serious consideration which il ic
mands. Supporters Of Magis;rate
Griggs say that If he stands for cleo
ton II" will be Mayor Ainslic's most
dangerous opponent. They assert that
Hawkins and umlauf. provided ,hc
latter runs. will divide a certain ".e-
ment with which each is more less
identified and that another element.
which expresses dissatisfaction with
the .,irslie administration. will throw
it's support TO GrigEs. ON the o,hcr
hand. il is said that Mayor ..!asli,
will receive the conservative vote. ana
that h" Will have tho support OF tho
business interests. hnnounccmcnts
from Mr. Umlauf and Magistrate
C;rlggs may be expected by the mid
die Of the week. when the poli.ica;
horizon Will he cleared OF impending
oh. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-17

The usual annual banquet will lie
rived at tic clos. nf the meeting
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1916-02-11

eler there abides smeldering fire. low
yet ugly. against all customs-its
agents especially, here or abroad.
This rebellion is as old as man. He
hates to pay tribute, justly or I'M
justly.
Spy.
He was that no more, no less. And
he faced outlawry because he wanted
money, ease. pleasure. idleness. Not
one exfenuating circumstance; it was
the blood VI his grandfather crying out
in him. Fer years a Clique of men had
been smuggling successfully.
They had brought into the country
three or four millions in rare gems.
The federal authorities had spent thou.
sands trying 10 find ont who these men
were and bow they woraed. Cram
ford's discovery Of three OF them ana
the manner in which they worked had
been the result of an accident.
One man purchased the gems. an
other man carried them to the boat.
while third did the actual smuggling.
Sales Of gems would be reported. the
original purchaser followed and watch
ed, and that wogid be the last OF IL
The actual smuggler Crawford laid
by the heels The other two he could
not touch. as thes continued to live In
Paris: but he had spoiled their useful
ness. From this incident he learned
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CHAPTER ~.
A SPY.

nTN HAT coat o yourn II haff t
E go t til tailor. TIL rain II
kH wear down tn wind. Ever
hear woman talk like
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1916-02-11

Good heayensi' exclaimed Crawford,
making dash past the girl ana out on
to the slippery runway.
He knelt quickly, soaked his pocket
ana extracted his pipe
What terrible thing forgetfulness
is observed the girl gravely, though
her eyes twihkled And | have been
used to tobacco smoke for several
years.
Its mighty good of you not to
laugh" said Crawford. with rueful
look ON his face. That's my favorite
pipe. and it will take three or -four
days to sweeten it again"
Live n, Farm" Uncle Billy said,
sweeping up his spark plugs and dump
ing them into box
He then reached under the bench
into a pail and brought forth hand
full of scarlet harvest apples.
And Immediately there were sounds
(pianissimo. moderate and sforZandol
which are permitted only among truly
democratic individuals.
1t was the final stroke. 1t accom-
pllSueu uuotc tildu an lDc pOilSueU
phrases of social diplomacy could have
done Till the end of time these three
would be more than casual acquaint.
anees.
At length Miss Wynne announced
that she must be going.
They We're waiting for her at the viii
lage postofiice. Crawford held the door
for her. She smiled and nodded.
Alone outside, the rain drumming ON
the sou'wester, she eyed the scudding
leaden fogs overhead
"CranforE must be very careful
Why is he here at this time? And l
am so alone--so alone~
She stepped forward resolutely. as
one born to the open; the heavy dank
grasses swished and slapped about her
shoes.
When she reached the wooden side
walk she paused for a moment to stamp
her feet. then hurried ON into the vii
Iage
"Well2" said Uncle Billy triumph
antly.
Billy" Crawford drawled. burles-
quing facial bewlderment to hide
his real confusion, Billy, they amt
no sech thingt'
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Crawford stood up. while Uncle Billy
reached hnTiediy for the waste wip-
iue lis haHds on Il thoroughly with
finishing ser.pe aiang tte Sides Of bis
sr 81 stained. paiat stained Jumpers
Tie laich licked. the tear door open.
ed and youns waman entered.
Her raiHtoat sngg&iet and flashed
tendrils Of rain d@rar'1e1 hair stras
gled down her cheeks from under an
ordinary Southwestern. her heavy tans
oozed from lace to Sole and diminu-
tive rainstorm battered down from the
hem of the coat
you. Miss Wynne. in all this rain?"
gasped Uncle Billy.
eCame i'll for the mail and some.
thing to read. Oh / beg your parden"
Cranford's pipe. with its smolderine
coal, went into a pocket; his hat off
his head.
A DIANA adaptive to the modes.
health and beauty were written in ev-
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TO Be consiEvsd).
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that


hear woman talk like
that?'
That's what | meant, Billy; we've
Just been dreaming. I've tished up
here, as you say, twenty years. and
never heard any other woman say so
much II so little. And if you say she
knows the game that's enough. Born
Mt sea. Did you hear her say that?'
Uncle Billy nodded.
ITS more'n I've Earned tn hull
week No wonder she amt afraid o
Pidgin r Charity But that amt 1t
What isnt?"
9TH thing that gifts me she amt new
er ben up here before. | didn't half
t ask 'er that. An tn frs thing she
seq, ID you think we can git out t
Pidgin islam t'morrowT That kind "a
habbergasted me. Ony them that
knows ever talks o. Pidgin."
"And you toddled right out there,
with never word of the risk"
Mr.. Crawford. ben married thutty
year."
81 don't argy NONE with womin. She
wanted t. go t Pidgin. T. Pidgin she
goes. You needn't worry. | amt
hankerin' after suicide. Wouldn't take
tn king o. England out there f IT
didn't look good. Nuthin' panicky
bout Miss Wynne. She amt cryin'
none fer life belts An, man, | like
er. She's one o them rary avises y
read bout An whut d y think
Picked UP two orioles an yeller bird
that'd busted their heads off against
tn light an had Il privit funeral back
O. til hghtkeeper's boathouse. Buried
en- Odd beins. some o. them-huh?"
Tender hearted-h-m. Kills Mr..
Bass with pleasure, but weeps over
little dead birds, How do you add
that up?" &
Crawford took out his pipe and wiped
it inside and out with a bit of waste.
Il amt addin," answered Uncle
Billy, finging his third apple core into
the basin outside, where some hardy
perch snubbed it about as If playing
water polo
..I've fished her fer a week now an
amt brought back nuthin but tn
bieeders. Lets 'em go every time they
amt hurt"
Crawford settled his hat firmly and
turned down the brim.
EFF she does that, Billy. you're right
She is rary avises. as you call them
How's the old Navarro running these
days?"
"Same's usual"
II see You will not let Off tinkerinG
with her.
Crawford patted the gunwale. The
name always stirred his sense of hui
NOR. 1t had been Billy's selection.
Navarro" some one had said
That's a good name"
you betr'
Name of a king"
An any queen might be proud o
namin' her son after boss that could
run Ike that n
After the nnmercifuI banter which
had annually followed this episods
some guides would have FASTENED to
change the name
Billy elung 10 it stubbornly He
chung to his opinions stubbornly. his
weather demonstrations. his lore con
corning bass.
He erred sometimes because he was
human. but the saying went that when
he couldn't drop his mudhook over a
school of bass il WAS time to pack uI
the rods
We'll. send Lester over TO the hotel
after dinner tonight. He'll find me in
the billiard room. I've got some let
tiers to write before lunch And maybe
III find some mail"
aAu right. I'll see T Lester
"And tomorrow Ill go out to Pidgin