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The Holly chieftain., 1917-03-30
CAPTURED POOL ROOM
THIEVES

Two Foreigners Robbed Syracuse
Pool Room Sunday Night Cap
tured by Sheriff Downing
Sunday night two men. ABOUT 25
years of age, broke into pool room
at Syracuse and stole cigars, chew
ing gum and about three dollars in
money.
Sheriff Downing, at Lamar, was
advised OF the thievery and Monday
captured one of the men, who had
in his possession some of the stolen
goods. The captured bandit con
fessed and told that his pal had
gone to LaJqnta. Sheriff Downing
Immediately got in communication
with the LaJunta authorities who !
apprehended the burgler.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-03-30
Easter Sale

Remember the Easter sale OF food
and practical articles, and l5c lunch
Saturday March 3lst p M, at Ada
meks former store by the Presby-
terian Aid Society.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-03-30
HEDGE POSTS

A carload Of hedge posts for sale ;
must be sold at once; a bargain.
The. John Else Farm, 21a miles
south Of Holly.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-03-30
FOR SALE

REIMBURSEMENT. 100 acres, miles
southwest of Holly. Address box
46, Burlington, Colo.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-03-30

Read the new advertisements in
this issue of The Chicftain. They
are reliable and merit your patron
age.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-03-30

Good line OF harness and first
class repairing, at Saunders Imple-
ment store.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-03-30

Patriotism" and ''hysteria", or
in truth lack Of the former,
characterize the efforts of few mis-
guided souls to build up the Hol-
ly country by trading with. OUT
SIDE concerns.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-03-30
For Sale

100 acres, l3 miles southeast of
Holly, in section 10, township Is S.,
range Al w. Prowers county, Colo
$1,000 for quick sale.
N. o. HOWE
IA Mass. ST., Lawrence. Kan.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-03-30
SUNDAY 1T THE cHuacHEs
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Services appropriate to Palm Sun
day will be held next Sunday April
/. Communion service and Bible
School at 10:3O. Sunday School les
son, Jesus Gives Sight to the
Blind John 8, l-3S. Evening SER
vice at 1880. Subject of the sermon,
The Moving of a City" Special
music. All are cordially invited
The Holly chieftain., 1917-03-30

New Spring Line of Jewelry at
Adamek's
The Holly chieftain., 1917-03-30
A 2o-YEAR SUBSCRIBER

Best well easing at Goodman's.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-22

turning, stopping or changing the
s%eaurse of such vehicle, shall see first
that there is sufficient space for such
movement to be made in safety, Il
If the movement or operation of 9th
Ter vehicles may reasonably be af-
fected by such turning stopping or
changing of course, shall give plaiIl~
iiy or audible signal to the person OPP
terating. driving or in charge Of such
vehicle of his intentions 50 to turn,
istop or change said course.
Sec. IS. No vehicle shall pass on
the side, at which passengers are
loading or unloading off Of any
street car or in~terurDan while stop
iping to take on or discharge a pas
lsenger. but all such vehicles shall
come to a full stop aud remain so
until such passenger or passengers
are taken on or discharged.
Sec. 10. No person shall ride, drive
or propel any motor vehicle at q
.igreater rate of speed than 10 miles
Fper hour along. over or through any
Ipuhlie place or street within the bus
Illness district of said city, bounded az
follows:
Beginning at the intersection at
west side Of Rogers ST, and the main
line Of the NJ. *. & I. Railway 20;
thence in an easfafly direction with
said main line TO it's intersection
with the east line of College ST., TO
Tits intersection with the south / Il OF
Madison St; thence in an eaaterly
direction with the south I'm OF
Madison ST, TO its intersection Win
jackson ST; thence III z n~ortaeliy a.
ERECTION with the east ltne Of 5aeKsoh
st TO its intersection with the main
lime of the Il. 3 /. e, II. L TO-.
thence in a western tiireett9n with
1.-The main line of the Fl. & Z. {. Il. 4.
loo. To it's intersection with the west
jlna OF Rogers Street: thence In q
isoutherly direction with the west itne
lof Rogers Street to its intersection
Vyith The north line OF Waters 81,
thence in a westerly direction wiln
Ifhe north line Of Waters st. 20 It's
Intersection with the west liae o.
monroe ST: thence in q southern AZ
reefipn with the west line of Monroe
~ ~ its intersection with the south
line OF Madison ST.; thence IN ar
iao.teriy direction with the SCUM lins
~ Madison ST, to its Intersection Will
the west line of Rogers ST; There
in a southerly direction vita hs
west line Of Rogers Street TO lts IN
tersoction with the main line OF th'
I'M. K. & r. Ry. Co, to the place 2,
beginning. And no person shai
ldrive. ride or operate any motor We
Ihicle at a greater rate of speed thal
eighteen (tSl miles per -Four aloh'
ION. through or over any other stree
or public thoroughfaFe within w
cerporate limits OF the city Of WAX
Sec. 30. In the case of any per
son arrested for violation OF the IRE
Visions OF the last preceding sectio'
Of this ordinance, unless such PEI
son demand that he be taken iorth
With before the Mayor Of the CIT
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-22

FOR RENT-Modern cottage, every
convenience, on East University ave-
nue.. Apply to II. J. Harris at Jack
son garage. -
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-22
E5EEEEl1Es
SioRf OF AN ELOPEMENT
Is THE MATRIMANIAc.

Douglas Fairbanks Is the star NJ
the Triangle-Fine Arts comedy
me Matrimaniac,'' adapted from
'he novel of the same name by
octave Roy Cohen and J. g. Geiev.
BEING shown at the Dixie theatre
today.
Fairbanks has The role of a hap
ly-soJucky youth in love with a
charming girl. played by Constance
iaimadge. The affection is mutual.
nut the girls father is anxious that
she marry All intellectual, cold
biooded youth.
Fairbanks plans an elopement.
The couple evade the father, and
then the trouble starts. A minister
Is kidnapped. Just as he is about
70 perform the ceremony the irate
father puts In an appearance and
puts a stop to the proceedings. The
marriage was TO have taken place
aboard a train. Fairbanks and the
minister are thrown from the train
ard are forced to ride a mule, walk
ties. propel a handcar and s'ride
the rods to catch up with the girl.
The girls father is finally outgen-
eraled by q marriage over the tele-
phone.
The Dixie is also showing a Tri-
angle-Keystone comedy today, Fl
dos Fate starring Chas. Murray
and a typical Keystone cast. To-
morrow Triangle plays will be
shown at the Dixie.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-22
"MOTHERS OF FRANCE.
AT THE DIXIE MONDAY

The biggest event Of the year III
local film circles will occur at the
Dixie theatre on Monday when
Madame Sarah Bernhard will be
seen in Mothers of France the
tremendous film taken in tho
French trenches, on hattlefields ana
in Partisan studios. It is probably
the last motion picture in which
this world famous artist will appear
and it gives full play to all her
dramatic ability. Mothers OF
France" is presented by the World
Film corporation, which has seeur-
cd the American rights to the
production. The French government
is a part owner Of the feature and
II was under The auspices OF the
government that the feature was
presented in France, This is an
attraction no one should miss
mimeliness. its historic value, it,
wonderful war scenes and the in
ternational fame Of the star, com
bine to make this an ultra special
attraction.
This picture will be shown fol
the benefit Of the Red Cross. anf
this will be one way in which
every one might do their mite fol
a worthy cause and at the samt
time helm a worthy society
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-22

INSURE YOUR WHEAT AND OATS
with Il. D.. McCombs, Waxahachie.
win insure 0 anywhere. II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-22

FOR RENT--Down stairs fuihiish-
ed rooms for light housekeeping.
Call at 400 College street or phone
3t5 dh-tf
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-22

tor of any vehicle on any street IN
Waxahachie. shall drive or operate
such vehicle in a careful manner
with due regard for the safety and
convenience OF pedestrians and al
other vehicles or traffic upon the
strents of said city, and whenever
practicable shall travel upon the
r{qht hand side Of such streets. TWO
vehicles which are passing each othef
in o%nnosite directions shall have the
right away and no other vehicle 70
the rear of either of such two We
hicIes shall pass or attempt 10 pass
such two vehicles.
h vehicles proceeding in onpo-
site directions shall pass each otneF
~ the right. each giving to the other
one-half Of the road as near as pos
sible. at,or yo-
lb;cIes in the same direction, shail
naes 10 The lett thereof and shall hot
oeain drive to the right uptll the
rosd is clear Of such oYertakeh W.
Ihicle. s,+. If the
driver or operator of q Venice aooue
tn he overtaken and passed. 70 kiss
wsv 70 the right in favor q ~
orarta King vehicle on suitable ahu
ondibje sianal. eiyen by or on penail
Iof tho operator OF driver or otnei
,arsnn In charge IT control O
a, ~overtaking yehie!a. II sucf
~ ot3nn vehicle he 4 motol
o'e. II shall be the duty
40 person in charge or oP'
o.o,;pr an oycrtaking venice -
apna audible and suitable signai p7-
so ua aseing a vehicle proceeding II
The same direction. va
SEC. IL. The generator o. . ~
IhicIe approaching an l~ntefseSIo1i y
,ha streets of said city shan ven
~ light of way to a vehlele ap
e"-oarbinc such intersection tfo!5 tp
p.aght If such first naNed Vehlcie,
&C. ~ vehicles %turnins 10 III
,;rbt INTO another street snaii lu.i
~ corner as near as pfaettcau4e "
Nv - and vehicles turninS 70 IA
w, ;ntn another street SHAH PASS 7
~ ,isht and beyond the eehtel =
lthe street interseeti9it oet''e
snch vehicle to the lett a,.,
sec. is. II aH passing @4I Nv
tt,ting. such assistance Saa5t ne u
en by the oeeupants Of eaee ~, bs'' -,
Wv ,ectiyely to the other rs ,le ca
as,auce shall reasonably osh'I3
gu'1 ordSr to obtain clearance @'l
'Ss Sec. &c, The peFsep in ean IA, ] =, :
yehicle moYins slowly aloeE IS
am n street in the city , 81 M2H :
S paehie. shall Keep such y stt J hau =
S'gSt' Of the street. allo"lns I'M ii
uai5 moying vehicles ~feaseha"'
', ,'V nassaee 10 the left.
'e Gee III. The person IN eharss /.
yshicle in and upon u 49,
nns the city OF WaAanach's' osA0'
-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-22

of the streets and alleys and RtSh-
3ays and public places Of the Guy OF
Wfaxahaehie, when in operation,
ldnring the period OF one-half hour
latter sunset to one-half hour before
sunrise shall carry at the front al
least two lighted lamps showing the
| white lights visible under normal AZ
| mospheric conditions at least llVe
hundred feet in the direction to@aro
which such motor vehicle is racing,
and shall also carry at the rear d
ilighted lamp exhibiting II req llght
ipaIinIy visible for a distance OF 1--WE
hundred feet in the rear.
(b) AT the times and under the
conditions hercinhefore specliled IN
This section, every motorcycles or nj
cycle. while on the streets and msh-
wavs of said city when in operation
shall carry in front one HSniea la1lP
! showing a white light visible uhdet
normal atmospheric conditions a.
least two hundred feet in the dlIec-
tion said vehicle is facinS a shail
| carry at the e a OF such vehicle one
red light plainly visible from the
rear.
See. 5. Provided that no automo-
bile or motorcycle or bicycle statl oe
used upon the streets and hlehWays
of said city which is equipped VITA
Ia lamp. which when lighted IS cap
} able Of projecting direct rays al q
greater height than a parailei VI
sour feel from the road, provides
such vehicles may be equll1eu ~
such a lamp, II such ialnp' -
lighted. is not capable oil ptooue'He
La dazzling light or glare
See. s. All motor vehicles must pe
provided at all times when eelns Up
Grated on the streets and hlghWasS
ri said city with adequate ofaAsS
kent in good working order
Sec. 7. No vehicle shall he petills.
,ed IN be run or operated upon any
IF the streets of this city whien ha'
an IT, fire. any block, lug, stud eta
VASE head. or any other protuIpol
onee of metal that shall prolecl ilpa1
ttban one-fourth OF an inch ne> ~"
fb@ treaA or traction Of the tre, IN.
r. said wheels are protector %
hands OGDEN blocks, skids or solle
Islfficient device TO plu.oOs oson
tstPeots against 'l.l"i ,,ot an
t5areof. provided this shall ho1 a.
INV IT, u~nimproyed streets 0 .'tr On
~ trartion engines with leatS o'
the wheels. vsticlp must
bave devices in good WorhAo@ o,n IN.
Which shall be as all TIMES IN '% -,
etnnt operation to prevent 40
W. wnusual noises, annoylns ~,
and the escape Of gas ste3t' ,tnn
80 u,ei1 rs tha falling oat ot ''s'pno
Fro@ fnsI. and all exhaust pl-ts r o
rr,,jnr eyhaust gas from the nh ~
shall be directly pafanel
round or slightly upward. sban
Sec 2 All motor Nehieie5 en-, der
I'm euuipped with suitaolt It y at
and Ne sarte shall be kept elo3." an
III " "Ies while such vehicles 3te "a, ia
~ Ia - tl,e streets or public places ~
me civ Of Waxahachie, norsop
s 10 No intoxicated INV
shall operate or drive d MOI treets in
o,her vehicle upon any S''Ve'
Waxahachie. horine control
81 of a motor y@ehitle sna,,
III ' sSeb vehicle TO stand ~ ~ ~,
atiom ~ alley Of said city o. "'N ~.
}haehie unattended without tbereon
faetirely setting the brakyS M Ye-
and stopping tie motor
| hicle. r,, driver OF opera
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-22
bike Today
~
1.-THE Mat
|rimaniac'

new Triangic-Fin Arts
a,sy full Of pep and
| pourlas Fairbanks.
And q Triangle-key-
usne romedy-
..FIlpO's T
starring Chas. Murray
sra d typical keystone
cast.
admission 81. Zoe, lie
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-22

sarah Berniiardt Mon
day in "Natlicfs or
France"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-22

Triangle plays tomor-
row.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-22
OFFICIAL

ORDNANCE REG ULATING
p USE AND OPERATION OF
HICLES Upon THE STREETS
ALLEYS OF THE CITY or
AAHACHIE, AND pROMULGA-
e THE RULES OF THE ROAD
REGULATING THE TRAFFIC
lN THE STREETS AND ALLEYS
ssAlD CITY. AND REGULATING
HlCLES FOR HIRE. MAKING 1T
LAWFUL TO TAMPER WITH
INTERFERE WITH ANY We
kLE WITHOUT THE CONSENT
ETHE OWNER, AND MAKING IT
LAWFUL TO LEAVE UNAT-
NDED OR INSECURELY FAS-
NED ANY HORSE ON THE
EhETS OF SAID CITY. PROVID-
FOR THE DISTRIBUTION OF
FINES COLLECTED UNDER
u ORDINANCE AND PROVID-
A PENALTY FOR THE VIOLA
~ OF THE PROVISIONS Or
HI ORDINANCE, AND AUTHOR
~ POLICE OFFICERS TO RE
ksE WITHOUT BAIL, AND
kE CERTAIN ARRESTS WlTH-
WARRANT OF ARREST,
PROVIDING A DATE THIS
FINANCE SHALL BECOME Ell
ETlYE, AND REPEATING ALL
FINANCES OF PARTS OF OR
EaNCES IN CONFLICT HERE
1T ORDAINED BY THE CITY
ENClL Of TIE CITY OF MANA
CHE:
Peetlon /. II shall be the duty OF
persons owning or operating OF
ihs IA charge or under his con-
" custody any vehicle upon the
Fets OF the City OF Waxahachie to
FfVe and ccllt0rm to the follow
rules and regulations:
r.. Every motor vehicle, OK
4 motorcycles. shall at all times,
re being used or operated upon
streets and alleys of the City oi
eahachie, have display8d in 4
@Slicpous place and manner, both
tne front and rear of such mo-
Nealcle a plate or marker bearing
registration number of said lac.
'ehlele, and each operator of .
.eoteytle shall have in Alike mannel
piate number or marker bearing
leSlster2tioR number of said mo
tee'cie, as provided by the State
way Department, and ANYONE
Ea'.eE The provisions OF this soc
Y saati be guilty OF a misdemeaooI
\ upon conviction, shall be fined
Fay SUM OF not less than S10.0t
4 more than $500 for each Viota,
Y OF This sectiou.
e. g.. Every motor vehicle, while
Il used or operated upon III,
N.'S OF the City of WaXahuchie
e. De equipped with Il bell, gong
Z, Nbistie o. ether device in sccd
P3lils order, capable OF oInittinl
.,@RieRt sound adequate in qualit!
4 'oiune 10 give warning Of III,
pach OF such motor vehie'e Il
.F7trlans and TO tho rider o. drive
~f8Hulais, or other vehicles aud Il
Itsohs leaFing street or interurbaI
IL SHAH be unlawful for an,
sou operating a motor vehicle t.
" OF cause to be made amy up
a Asaiy noise and shall sound saif
1. song, norm, whistle or other dc
uehevcr necessary as II warn
VI uanger but not at other time,
~ other purposes.
= ta) Every motor vehicle
imam a motorcycle white on !,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-22
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
to--Second hand Ford touring cars.
all in good shape.
Model SO Overland. A bargain.
Little Four roadster.
f--Iieo, five passenger.
1-Hup So. five passenger.
i-Hup 30. two passenger.
BKUTON MOTOR CAR co.
n
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-08-15
Courtroom Humor.

Case and Comment says that when
Major B. R. Dysart, Nestor of the Mis-.
souri, bar, was presenting motion for
a new trial before special judge at
Macon, he was severe In his criticism
Of the rulings during the trial proper,
and he insisted so vehemently that the
trial had been unfair that the judge
became irritated and exclaimed:
For goodness sake, major, please
give the court credit for little sensew
Major Dysart's gray eyes twinkled as
he retOrted:
But, your honor, the rule is in pre-
senting motion for new trial that
we cannot take into consideration any
thing which was not shown in the trial
on the merits!'
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-08-15
Rofuqes For Birda.

The bird reservations Of the United
States, fostered by the National Asso-
citation Of Audubon Societies, now num-
Der seventy. They include refuge for
guns and terms on the Maine coast,
asylums for egrets In Florida, line of
reservations along the Mississippi river
migration route and a reservation
larger than Connecticut in the Yukon
delta of Alaska. An important one ex-
lists In the Hawaiian Islands, and there
Is one In the canal zone. DR.. T.. G.
Pearson of the Conservation Commis-
sion of Canada urges the need Of res
ervations In the northern part of the
hemisphere and especially in Labra-
dor, where the waste Of bird life is
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS State Journal.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-08-15
Mean Advico.

Old Gent-On the eve of your mar,
riage let me give you piece Of ad
vice. Remember when your wife's
next birthday comes and give her a
handsome present.
Young Man-Yes, Of course.
"Gtve her the best your pocket can
buy every birthday, but at Christmas,
New Years ana such times give her
only inexpensive little tokens. Form
that habit"
"Yes, but whyY'
1T viii pay"
Il presume &c."
Yes: In few years you can begin
to forget the birthdays, and she won't
say q word"
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-08-15
Ono Virtue Of Books,

: What If book is dull?'' inquiries
Samuel McChord Crothers in QUE Of
the monthly magazines. 1T can't fol
low you about. 1t can't brttouhole
you and say, One word mora When
you shut up book it stays shut" Dr..
Crothers' epigram suggests new test
Tor the books on your shelf. Which
ones stay shut? Which ones call out,
Read me?" 1t is not the loudest
books one hears best. Loud spoken
books defeat their purpose if they deaf
en- you till you, can't hear yourself
think. Quiet voices reach the ear bet
ter. But books do know their place,
and sometimes that's big. relief.-Col-
lier's Weekly.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-08-15
Civil Service In Anam,


A novel method of identifying the
work of candidates is employed in civil
service examinations In -Anam. The
examination itself somewhat resembles
similar examinations in China. The
subject during the last examinations
was the teachings Of Confucius, and
the candidates prepared moral essays
or commentaries. The examination
lasts fifty hours. AT the end of the
days work each candidate, when pre-
pairing his papers for handing In, tears
and retains little piece from the first
sheet. When the best compositions
have been selected the candidates hav-
ing tie pieces that>fit the torn places
are declared winners in the competi-
tion.-Chicago Herald.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-08-15
Trumbull's Washinokon.

In the city hall Of Charleston, S. c.,
we gave our interest chiefly to the
wonderful portrait of Washington by
Trumbull. 1t is strange that this
should not be popularity reproduced as
the true portrait, for it shows Wash
ington much more imaginably human
and probable than the wooden visage-
imperishably expressive of the artifi-
cial teeth Of the greatest Of Americans,
If not men-which the brush of Stuart
has perpetuated. Trumbull portrays
him younger, in vigorous full length,
with deep set eyes and look of energy
and life, and the mystery Of his ex-
haustless patience and indomitable
will.-W. d. Howells in Harper's Mag
azine.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-08-15
New York's MISSING People.

Police statistics show that between
1000 and 1900 women and girls disap-
pear in New York city every year.
some for time, some forever. The
number Of men who disappear yearly
exceeds the number of women and girls
by 30 per cent. A very large proper
ton of these missing persons, however,
are found accounted for. In the
opinion of detective familiar with
searches for missing persons most of
those who disappear are persons who
want to be lost" In the case of miss
ing girls it has been found by the pc.
lice that many Of them left home after
slight disagreements and went to live
with relatives or friends in some other
place.-New York Times.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-08-15
Deceived by q Cloud.


The instinct of animals is sometimes
supposed to be more infallible than
human reason, but scientists obser-
vations of the katydid rather contra
dict that opinion. The katydid, with
It's musical membranes. produces two
distinct ':songs," one peculiar to the
night and familiar to everybody, the
other a daytime tune, which IS rather
a rasp than a melody. According to
the scientist mentioned, it is sometimes
quite comical to hear the singers sud.
denly change their tune when dark
cloud obscures the sun, Immediately
resuming their daytime song when it
has passed This recalls the hens that
60 to roost during solar eclipse.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-08-15
M.n.e, Of City sportsn,sn.


1.-The quail, or bobwhite," says q
writer in Farm and Fireside, 'tis ono
of our prettiest as well az one Of orr
most useful birds. He deservesrto be
called a national bird just ~ much ~
the American eagle. Why should the
farmers and land owners allow his de-
struction and what seems to be Ids
eventual determination?
Hunting Is . pleasure and recrea-.
ton farmer could have right At home
on his own farm IL he could save the
game from the city sportsman. Why
could not the farmer, when he has per-
mitted the quail to multiply and to be-
come a benefit and q blessing to the
community. have the much needed
recreation in shooting the surp11s
game? think the farmers could boeo
organized that they could coatrol H.
wandering and the wantonness OF the
city sportsman and preserve bob4 hts
and other game" 35z
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-08-15
Quoorod hinself.

you are saluted by most Of the men
you meet, Hanks, but I never notice a
woman recognize you," said friend to
q prominent official.
mo; l haven't woman friend In
town." replied the politician. -
"How is that?"
II was once Judge OF baby show
here. The woman whose baby l gave
the prize to has moved away. She was
the only friend l had among the fair
sex In this community. All the rest are
my enemies"