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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
PUT STOMACH IN
fine CONDITION
Says Indigestion Results
From nm Excess of Hydro
chloric Acid.

frhigested food DELAYED In the
stomach decays or rather. fctmcnts
the same M foot left In the open air.
says a noted authority lic also tells
us that Indigestion Is caused hy
Hyper meaning. there IL nm
excess ~ hydrochloric ncid IN tho
stomach which prevents complete
digestion and starts food fcrmcutu
tion Thus everything eaten snurs
IN the stomach much Ike garbage
sours In can forming acrd fluids
and gases which initiate the stomach
ike a TOY balloon Thou We feel n
heavy, iumpy misery IN the chest
Ne helch up gas, We cructate sour
food or have heart burn. flatulcnco.
water htash or nausea
lie tells us 90 lay aside an dlgcs
tive aids ana Instead rrt from an.
pharmacy four ounces of Iod salts
and take Tablespoonful I'm a rhss
of water before breakfast and drink
while II n etfervrsCing and further.
more, To continue this Tor a week
While relief follows the first dose
II In important 20 neutralize the
Pcidity remove the gus-mnkinr
mass. start the liver stimulate the
kidneys and thus promote a free
flow of pure digestive iuircs
Jad Salts IN inexpensive and ~
made from the ncid - grapes and
lemon Juice combined with lnhn
and sodium phosphate This harm
less salts Is used by thousands Of
people for stomach trouble with ex-
cellent resu
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
Boxing Great Boonto Mankind
Declares Physical Culturist

ANA N ConductlN" 10 good health II
duiCk"ns the step ana deNrl - sure
foOt"dnrss In one Alertncss ana
ngllitN uf the mind and entire nuscu-
lar system can be acquired through
the practice ~ this game ~ man
hood say game ~ manhood. bc
cause n has been my personal eN
prrirnvc ~ have the plchsur. ~
meeting both gentlemen ana Hchol-
Hr-. among those who follow this
profession for a livelihood
Uncle Sans army the most cf.
ficicnt fighting machine the world
has ever produced. encouraged and
promoted ~ Tar ns possible, the
manly art ~ self defense why ,
ltrcausc II strengthened the morale
~ our heroes oyer there and over
here Physical culture entered
largely upon the daily routine Of
the soldier. ana W. must admit Mh
mentally ana particularly physically,
the standard ~ American manhood
hl. been elevated among some four
million men The highest army OF
ficials claim that boxing develops
Initiative. confidence self reliance.
AggrcSaiy yenrss aud manhood A de-
generate viii not fight On the square,
neither will the cut throat or thief
The manly man fights on the square.
elther IN self defense or Tor the
wholesome pleasure ana tn" hcnc-
fetal eSercia. he derives from Il. q
Hoxing increases lunx capacity
and endurance. develops accura y In
the eye ana ~ an exercise which
brings about "a complete cO.ordina-
tion ~ mind and body To the weak
ling n means an Increase uf physical
energy, To the strong II means an
increase ~ strength. The art of
self defense develops character, and
character makes the man. The man
IL what the world needs. and not a
race ot weaklings
This sport should he favored. sup.
ported. encouraged and promoted.
II not only means a boon To Tulsa
and the state ~ Oklahoma. but to
mankind IN general
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
FINANCING OF RACE TRACK
SCHEME NOT YET DECIDED

nyNs and means for financing
rulras proposi new race track
we're Thoroughly discussed ~ \ meet
ing ~ the board of directors ot the
Tulsa Free Fair association held
Wednesday In The municipal audi
torium. No definite action has yet
been taken In this matter.
\ Cummi'tc" was appointed 70
compile data relating to premiums
which ARE tn hr awarded ~ the
next nlr. Tho board ~ directors
are subject 20 cali FOR new meet
,ng AZ any time at which II ~ thought
a definite plan ~ action will he
mapped cut ON the race trass prop
usition
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
May 81 liz Date Set for
American Heniey Race

NEW YORK. Frh D Tho Nmrfi.
can Henley one of the forrWost RON .
ing events ~ the year, viii hr ioW"i
on the SChuylkill tlNrr ~ rhltdel.
phia ON SATURDAY NAV ~ The sew
ards ~ the American NoWlng aHsu.
citation At = meeting ~ the C',umht
university club Yesterday announced
that tine probable crews iu tho ricn
would h" the Union lpat cluh lius.
ton Princeton columbia lcnusNl.
vania nni Nnunpolly turutIl vale
hnt Harvard 49, tlro hc Invited to
take part ln tho rcgn'B.
The association plane go have tho
regatta next season the mnat succrss
ful 200 me. history Of he event ant
with lt 'r'-' h,lt dozen crews IN
the race 10 ,s expected that the even,
viii hD thr up-' fptctculur rowing
uffttt W thr season Win the tenn
porIry elimination 81 the ruueh.
kocpaie regatta the American Hen.
ieS takes or an added significance
tina season
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
WH|TEWASH APPLIED
IN HAL CHASE CASE
Hcydlcr Holds specific ,h,,pc. -,
Throwing Game W., Proved
By I,idcncr.

NEW YORK. Feb. 9 Hid CHS.
stormy pctrel Of baseball. wa cleared
today OF the charge ~ "'r..oIrr.
games preferred against hIn. hv t.
Cincinnati club iIc was 40. .,-.,
mot guilty hy President Ial,
Hrydlcr OF the National losg.,. Nb,
acted M Judge, after wor... t.is,
of the evidence. Tor amt arti.g l.,.
"lt ~ nowhere established N..' ,h.
accused was Interested m any ..li n,
wager that caused any ram. h -
suit otherwise than on iis r.utse
sdii llryhlrr IN hls decision
tn" charges f.cd l' ~. NJ n,
the cincinnati riuh. mDluIins Vfp,
ger thrisiv MithrWsou u.u. h.
blanket form alleging Violation n,
S"ctinn 40 of the league and u,r.ii.
tuition
President llcvdlor stated IN , re,
rrll way that the actual rn,rr.. t,.
vo,Ving Chase implied that I. hil
bet on games In speaking - IA.
cr~e after hc had rcnd hs frns
finding he suld that NI.4s,.
N
less general cumpluInt lr,lrsi
/ Chlsc's conduct ana talk ur.n N.
/ hail field but that there We 'ril.
which was specific I'm iis rotation IA
the real charge upon which the tia
wa based
THE Testimony showed" s,p
lIpydler. that chase acted ir a 200.
ish and careless manner both un ihs
| ft..I a q.
the club was Justified tu hrrlnr
the charges IN view ~ IN" many M.
mors which arose from tho loose tan
~ its first hnseman Thee va
however, no proof that n" intention.
ally violated or attempted 10 violate
the rules I'm relation to tampeflnr
with players or In any wpv ouiott.
orcd TO secure desired results ln iht
outcome OF games
chase testified that ha hat hei o'
the result ~ a baseball game " N an.
other plnycr only twice In his pro.
ftsslounl career The flrV cts" was
many seasons ago when he was
spectator al National league con.
test while "A member ~ an American
l,guc team The other wng"r W.,
made In "A post season series ~ ipl'
where he bet on his club 90 win
game"
chase refused to talk whom In.
formed ~ the verdict. but MS IN.
ycrs issued u statement 'or him which
declared that iognl action would hs
continued to obtain "ful' redress
from the Cincinnati club which
caused hts suspension "v!'hou,
cause and held up payment of hi
salary
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
EARLY PASSAGE
NOW PREDICTED
Legislators Favor Boxing II
Game II Properly
Regulated.
MEASURE BELIEVED RIGHT
Eliminates Cr0okcdncss and
Provides Clean Sport;
ls Solf-Sustninlng.

Norl tsrIihl liucau.
hIf'Ii llptri
ukLAllOMN cry. INh . Tho
house committee on criminal mris
prudence today reported fiturahb
tho bill by Hodges ~ Okmulgcr and
others providing Tor the creation ~
stat" boxing colnmisslnn
Sponsors ~ the bin tonight wor"
confident that II would hr enacted
into "a law Ia time for oklahoma 20
make n hld for tho willard nompsr,
championship match fof there !. u
pfoN lHion In the bin that IN case. Of
legitimate championship match
where II ls certain both participants
are In perfect physical cundltio IN.
commission may double tho 10.
round limit established for other
bouts.
no far no real opposition has 10.
velopcd 10 tho blll'sr n whole. ami
It's friends declare they do not anticl
pate defeat. since boxing has come
into such popular favor Nearly
everybody seems 10 bs In favor ~
boxing properly regulated aud
trainers of IN" proposed measure IN.
Hirt that u provides for this II is no
onr-man or party measure, hut ear
tl~s the names of. half u dozen
sponsors. both democrats aud rcpub.
licans being bchind IL
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
Pete kiiduff Is Good
Cleanup Man in Nary

Pete kllduft " tho Cubs and
former Western association star,
saws that some naval officers have
too keen sense ~ comedy Mr.
kilduff. all In his navy blue ar
raycd. dressed up Just like horse.
was ptumenading by the rail of
his hatilrship when an officer
halted him.
Young man said the officer
you are kilduff. the noted ball
player of the chicago cubs, are
yuu uut''
AYE. aye, sir" sa'u,ed Mr XIII
dun
An. yes" resumed the officer
"Nou were. | believe. So highly re-
snrdrd Ivy IN. management that
they made YOU the cleanup man 90
AYE. aye. SIR replied the flat.
tered Mr. kilduff
Then" said tho officer, you
are iust the man m looking FOR
Take this pail and clean up this
deck 900
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
Serenfv-Fire in Boxing
Glasses at Penn State

STATE COLLEGE. Pa. Feb. g.
The winter mass athletic program at
Penn state IN now fully under way.
during every spar" hour of the day.
In addition to the time given TO
coaching the varsity basketball and
wrestling teams. Coaches liczdek and
Harlow are busy with the interfrn-
tcrnlty contests. IN which about 600
men are participants Harlow is
also drVutlng considerable time TO
some - men who Hrc out Tor box
ing and they ARE rapidly becoming
proficient In the manly grt Of self
defense
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
Fire Pirates Combine TO
Demand Better Salaries

piT-TsnuRGli. Feb, O. II was
learned today from a reliable source
that five OF tho Fi,tshurTh clubs hest
hall ulnVrrs have ce'nhined IN secure
better salaries from Narncy nrc, fuss
According 20 the Information. carey
Cooper 'utshaw. eaton and nillV
southwotth have agreed tn hold out
untii each member of the 'Com
hine' has secured raise over tho
stipend paid for his lglN services
This means trouble Tor nrrNfuss as
the men are without n doubt tho
best material ~ his club ana are
counted on 10 ON regular urrths tins
summer
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
YANKEES PULLED B0MeR IN
RELEASING VAL PlClhlCH

Val Picinich. the young catcher
whom Clark Griffith regards ss one
of the coming star backstops ~ the
game, and who. II he makes good, II
slated To become Walter Johnson's
battery myte this season. was NJ ono
time owned by the Yankees when
Street was traded by Washington n
was said that johnson would hardN
get another catcher To hold his speed
% well. bu, Eddie Ainsmi,h stepped
In and filled tho hill to perfection
Now piclnich II 10 got his chance
ana Griffin insists that he will do
more than make good The Yankees
gained title To rlclnlchJ services
while he was at college. hut later
delivered him To Connie Mack as
part of tho deal that brought Nube
Oldrins To New York The young
catcher did considerable work for
Mack, but was turned back to the
minors for development and Grif.
nth got him from the Atlanta club
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06

voice ~ the pupu
lace boxing iH not
= game ~ hru
'nlltJ, nor IL wt-st
ing There ere
many persons whI
70 opposed To the
uanl, art ~ self
l"frnro because
heir prriutlicrn"SH,
~ nearly ever y
case. results from
lelr never having
Witnessed an sc'
nnl contest They
not My sny. hut
Lain that the
cienre ~ self
lefeuse n brutal
nat II II ~ cruel
port They icctY
Z on IN. strength
{ what -pnie one
lse m gh, sNy
against II Appar
~ N may seem
80, hut from IN.
thlete stand
huint. from ono
Who knowsthc fine
puints 10 the game.
IL n So len e I.
NAlch calls Tor the
N~hood IN n man.
! O,rofcsslon re-
iulring cool iddg
anf ul .A
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
Cinnamon Win Places on
Columbia Wresfiing Team

Two Cinnamon have won places
on the Columbia varsity wrestling
team The Colcstials who will rop-
r,ecnt Columbia are Lee, who hhs
been a constant winner IN Y VI &.
\ tournaments Tor several seasons
Nnd Yep, a novice Who received his
first lessons Nv the sport this winter
Ice win wrrstlr In the II i-pound
class while Yep Will be- IN the iab-
pound division According to- Gus
Jefferson the Columbia coach both
tro remarkably fast, clever aud Az.
prossiVc. IN trials with other mem
beers ~ the squad they have shown
wbrkrd superiority ana have dis
pi,,i unusual qulckucss IN learning
u,N holds
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
Nebraska State League
Attempts TO Come Back

BEATRICE, Sch. Fob An ef.
fort 10 reviv, the old Nebraska stat,
baseball league viii be made AZ a
meeting to he held here this month
The cities to be Included IN the
league probably will be ncatricc
hastings, brand island. Fremont
Norfalk, Columbus, Fa!rbury and
Superior,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
Mobile Franchise Held
for More Than Sl0,O(W

MOBILE. Ala Feb at
Macon baseball men think they can
purchase the Mobile Southern as-o.
citation franchise Tor 10000. they
nIr badly mistaken 4 l. staples.
president ~ the Mobile club. said to-
dnV when shown press dispatches
FROM Macon indicating that the
understanding there was that the
franchise could hc secured for that
tmount Mr. staples declined TO say
what price had been fixed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
Minnesota Commission
Bars Fret Fulton From
Boxing in That State

MINNEAruLlS. Miun.. Feb ..
The Minnesota boxing cnmmiH-
sion late today voted tn bar in
definitely frrd fulton, Rochcstcr.
MINI, heavy weight fighter, from
boxing OF Hparring In Minnesot,
rings No reason was given but
II IL understood the commissioners
took the action after discussion ~
Fultun's statement made recently
In san Francisco that Jack Demp-
scy double crossed" him In their
flght ON Iuly 81. lnHt.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
War Risk Appropriation Asked.

WASlilNGTpN. Fch . Congress
wa- asked by Secretary GLASS today
To make deficiency appropriation
OF S.220.OoO for the hurtnu ~ war
risk insurance, OF which 5000. OvN
would bg used for military and naval
compensation and the remainder fot
salaries and other expenses. AItcn-
ton was called tu the Increased WORK
and expense due to the rapid dis
charge of men from the service.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
PHILLIPS QUINTET BEATS
SOUTHWESTERN NORMAL S

special ~ I've world
ENlp pkR. Feb The playing
~ l,Nl The Indian member of tho
PHILLIPS team featured the victory of
1hil,rS university over SnuthwtHtern
NORMAL here tonight The rcnrc was
30 80 10 \ SECOND game will be
PLAYED next Thursday night
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06

The hi'l giving presidential sIffpigc
to. Wumrn IN Indiana Wis pts-..l ry
The lndltut senate the afternoon
The measure M,s ndupt~i hv the
house rrccnty and requires only the
govefuor's ~ nsturc To become "a law
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06

A
~ the National lenRu" In nnnounc.
ing his decision In the famous iIal
chase game throwing ease II not sal
irfying Reading h.twcen the lines
one gains Ia" impression that con
siderable whi'ewnrhing has been
done. Certainly there IL nothing In
President Ilcytinf statement which
states the testimony diHpruvcd the
charges that Chase throw" games
The verbatim charges and tho
testimony never have been made
public. but In newspaper articles
N wna charged that chase had
combined with u bunch NJ gam
hlcrs tu throw games Nothing
was said about him helng inter
cstcd IN any pool or wager
Rather n wnH intimaied that his
part ~ the alleged contract was To
turn tn" fortunes ~ the game.
which h. was In n pnsitinn To- do
nj first base. leaving u tu the gam
blerH To- invest the money The
finding that ~ II nowhere cstnh-
lished that the accused was In
tefestcd In any pool or wager that
caused any game to result other.
wine than on it's merits" does not
seem to ~ the published charges.
II In hard To believe that n veteran
In the game and one who has been
-o hlgh In the puhlic'- favor should
he guilty ~ tho greatest crime Witch
could hc perpotrated against the
national game. We, the very HcriouH-
ness ~ tho charges makes II regret
table that President ileydlcr. n tho
published charges were false. dld not
make hts statement more specific
As II IN. the gcnrra, impression viii
bc thnt tho National league president
Thought II httrr ~ ease Oft the situ-
alton than 10 asimi, Tint one ~ high
should stoop so low.
=.
Action Of the Minnesota hnvlng
commission IN barring Fred Fulton
from that state IN another big Victory
for commission control ~ boxing
Furthermore II probably ls the he.
ginning NJ the cnd for the hlg fellow
who admitted In u public statement
the other day hat he hni agreed 10
fake fisht with Jack Dempsey
other commissions are expected to
follow suit. and n viii he fool.
hardy promoter even IN n state
where there IL no commission who
will take action contrary to thrs.
legally appointed protectors of hoy.
Ing.
For the 'steenth tlmc We have
read the statement put ont Nv tho
publicity men NJ tho American
Trnprhno'lnr association that the
Grand American Handicap Is the
greatest sporting event In the
world n IL speclficnllV stated
that n IL "fnr greater than the
worlds baseball -erics And we
stlll hre waiting to he onlirhtrued
Rs 30 the line ~ rrusnnlng Nv
which this conclusion " reached
Fast rirls have hcromc moro or
l.H- common hut for real spc.d thc
medal he nga ~ tho htskrthnll
TEAM ~ Chnnu,e high school These
athletes ran M ~ points nriinst
lHrov hirh school In ritl-' hpskci
ball tho score rarely crussos the gn.
point mark
word COMES FROM Joplin that ON
Monday uipht TtNps Tate fuurht
- '-round draW with llurh walker in
suite ~ the tact That he broke MS
hlrd in the ihird ROUND This ~
Tpt"s first appearance IN thls neck
of tho woods sinro hc uimC out ~
IN" ntuN. uud n NAV mean that the
oklahoma hrlNNw,irh' viii hcromr
. Nrlnr IN the hc1,Nwcirht puks
after AN
Tat" h,s q wonderful rh,.i1ue
ono uf mo hrsl ever saw. hut IN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06

high type of physical development
The science ~ self defense might
he termed athletic accuracy u Is
an ideal exercise and "a wholesome
paStlmr n not abused IL not only
stimulates aggtessiVcn, - ana conf
denrc, but promotes self reliability
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
Willie Richie Is out
Of Game for All Time;
Resigning From Army

san FRANCISCO. Feb. 5.-wil-
lE Ilitrhi'w forns'r lightweight
champion ~ the world announced
to-day that he was out of the boa-
inx game permanently. lie S,Id
he had forwarded to Washington
his resignation ~ assistant bo,inR
instructor ~ the western depart
mcni of the United States army.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06

tnFfaI n TTNe MOTTu-
ClAHEMnRE. Feb. At a re-.
cent meeting Of the Rogers county
Red cross chapter held here the FOL.
lowing Officers were elected Tor the
coming year: Rev. 7. G. Coup
chairman; Dr., Caroline liassman
VIC. chairman Judge II Jennings
secretary. and DIR. A. A. Swift. treas
uTeI. ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06

IlFINI' I0N n Ihc rrOITrr
of the International r"c' 1'I,t 1ni o.
nor contcr"uyc 'oln, J n Thnwas a
nrlilsh dclrg,ic. complained n,t ,,a
much time va hr'ng Vpst,.I .p frIt.
less debate We addressed me uNn
ference ON a plnn fDr q so,'rt, ufo va.
lions nnd ON tho principles ~ rrr,
dent Wilson.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
nY " y snI,LE

Oirofessor of Physical Culiurrl
I'D DINING iS the art aud science
ID ~ defending an protecting
on"s.self. through Intelligence
Application of muscular accuracy
Contrary To public opinion ana the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06

Track and oates Days
Jamaica, May i9-1t ......, IL
'lielmunt. May - June IL. Is
Jamaica, June 1921 i........ u
Aqu.duCt, June ?1-July o.. Is
Yonkers, hly 7-26......... Is
Saratoga, July aN.AuguN 30 30
''iielmont. September ia ~
Aqucduct. September 1874. ~
Jamaica. sept 29-oct H.. IL
NOnkers. october i1.25..... II
Memorial day.
''independcncc day
ss'iabor day.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06

NUME way Of OIhnf Tho HlnIrinUnI
- issued by President IIcydler ~
the National loaRu" IN nnnounc.
ing his 'dcclrlun In the famous iIal
chase game throwing case " not sal
irfying Reading hetween the lines
one gains th" impression that con
siderable whiicwhHhing has been
done Certainly ther" l- noihing In
President ilcyainf statement witch
states the testimony diHpruvcd the
charges that Chase throw games
New-York tribune., 1919-03-30

EttHT iTEMc}t'Afs
ANTEBD TO MAKB
tOG WISER OH
AiEHitiEit.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-30

Its built of copper and has glass observatory at tho
top. We call it Percolator Villa
Rose Bonbon thought this sounded much finer than tho
pasteboard houses Of Candytown All the rest Of tb
evening she smiled Mr. Cup-O Coffee and finally
asked HIM to come home with them and have supper As
soon they reached home she upstairs and walked
up Lump O-Sugar.
do hurry down and get us some supper" she said
MI Cup-O-Cofee is here.'
Nlr Cup-O-Cofee," repeated Lump o Sugar in
dazed way but she hurried down began to cook the
supper. Soon 1T was ready and the gay Bonbons and
'her guests took their places in the dining ROOM Sud
ueny Mr. Cup-O-Cofee exclaimed wildly, "Who is that
h1te Slrl IN white who is waiting on us?'
"Oh, that's only Lump Sugar" replied Rose Bonbon
sc t s! exclaimed Cup-O- Coffee joyfulv And he
tore Rose bonbon could say another word he had left
her side and hurried toward Lump Sugar When ybc
latter saw him she started violently ropped the fra,
she was carrying. For she saw that it was the same
Cup-O-Cotfee who had often courtng her at her
home in the Sugaroaf Mountains
"I have been looking for you everywhere ex
claimed he "When your sister, Rock-C Candy told
me you had been captured by the Ogre F,ut
Cake, was nearly frantic. How sweet Won
look, in your little white dress, among all these
gay Candies! Rose Bonbon is very pretty but sbo
isn't as pure and sweet and good as you Iunp.O
New-York tribune., 1919-03-30

badly. Dear Children, always be polite. To bump
a Lion IS not rightD The Lion was so cross and
tussy. he thought this act of Winnie's mussy He
held her with his paw and growled, and Justify
poor Winnie howed. But suddenly her fear
abated;; She asked him if he'd ever skated. He
shook his head and answered. "Never!" Winnie
responded, did you ever! Why, then. of course
you cannot know what makes a skater hurry So
But if my skates you'd only try, you'd soon find