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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-01

Copyright by The San Antonio Light.
Question: Runner on first advances
and the batter bunts the ball, which
hits the runner. Is the latter out on
a bunt?
Answer: Yes. A hunted ball is the
same as any batted ball.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-01
Farmer" Lodge Gets Divorce.
81 PauI Mimi AnriI f-Woffa

Farmer Lodge. heavyweight pugilist
of st. Paul, was granted n divorce
yesterday from Bessie Lodge. whom he
married in April, 1920. He alleged
desertion.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-01

baseball equipment Built TO
Your Game see Gene Seng
/. Com, TCr. 6I9J.-(Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-01

Question: Runner is on first and
the pitcher makes motion as If to
deliver the ball to the batter but does
not do so. Does he make a balk?
Answer: He docs. The pitcher must
not make any false motions with a
runner on first.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-01

Question is a runner allowed to
slide to first base? Umpire in game
here called n runner out for sliding 10
first base because he said the first
baseman would be interfered with if
runners were permitted to slide 10
first.
Answer: The runner may slide 10
first as TO any base. There is little
danger that the first baseman will be
interfered with.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-01

ST. Mary's Academy -. 200 OsO 900
Breckenridge ,......,.. $50 900 S0x-
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-08-14
THE REWARD

Ths ndlvltuzI hnks- should -
u1ch more ixl = mere lender q
money. uzca ucrs than zs-s col
lsz-c1r q R-zrez- More -haz Az
1a1 = Ms eo01uEy, ns has ne o.
,orr11lEy - gDcs lie Ausr zLcux
lies q sac 1pEezz E1 toward
szosa-cL aeai=rsneac Tce banker
= Al aCteutEL tSCicS nzz- k1ov
aSrc1lrz-e z Ne - - ioA. nc1ey -
L-srs a.6 1pcc Agricultural ssc---
Ky L astlricc - tha- tie backsr
: u -DGch WIKI cie activities ot he
,gzz1ess world He has cnrres,cod-
e,- banks = the larger cities; ks
mast ot necessity t1r tta prussc-sa
* La oy1 business. book seysaz ths
eo-Ecu q Ia ku1sfa-s Vicinity Il
orcer g tnrezss Hulslr changes -
51zirsss eno6cc1z The sazksr has
lie opportunity 20 5s hs Point cf
cs-1as. between tie tEler AID these
ul1y ocesr activities ot the Business
vorii vita waiea ths AruRs szs<
resz . 50 c5oseIy csc1ec<ed rAe
1eAt . vits rse o1porIfry ts Erea-
he reward q cnn5desce Of oaS's
oz-c1s And aeighborxHgi,e6 ~
sersce II thar hehAt-is vor-h la
esor--Wal-s- ~ Head P-szste1t
Azsrlc41 Bankers AssocAttcc-
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-08-14
EUNIsoN FrENs

1n9zsah locals ae1t to fSzlidz
for aion -est ether lost
IN dAnsf rt1ion Or arrived too
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-08-14
Sargents Siftings

Ar- and Mrs. Iohl Robertson spent
SHfE and No1fzy N Szlsia
M and Ms Roy Randall notored
70 Salta Nooday ud returned Tues
daI
Nr- Ton Sehoubsrg and Mr. z B.
kr1Zng uoCore5 70 Plrkin Monday
On bushes
i u@br zuen6=-t the dance at
WANNA Saturday uighr and enjoyed
very goot tina
Mr. and Ms 4 Hickman Who have
been n SEgaS the last TWO weeks
IsH Wet1s=S;zy morning for Salida
Mary NARY Vernon Marlatt
ArrhE Marry and James Ausmus of
DoEf=TlIIe we're Il town Sunday even
ing
The Isszaee she'd < nearly eonplet-
I'd A car q lettuce Ezs shipped and
more = expected 70 BE- shipped right
aloos
Nr- Ozro Duanfre moved to Salida
and Nr and Mrs. Elmer Cole moved
II rhe house to-Uriy occupied by
Mr. and Ms Dwmre
Tns pEzszzrers have finished their
Eo-k o. rhs school house. and have
gDcs 70 SzIAtz 10 work on the New
Christian Scts1cs church
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-08-14
ANNOUNCEMENT

The undersigned Is = candidate
for the nomination fer State Sen
zto- for the Elsventh Senatorial
district before the Democratic pri-
nary TO be held September 9Th.
1921 l respectfully solicit the
votes OF those ~ho feel that l
would make an acceptable sena-
tor. and N the event OF nv selec-
ton ~iH make the campaign and
serve II anaIly elected 10 the best
Of ny ability, the interests OF my
State and District
Sincerely.
J. s FERRIS
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-08-14

Czlf1ruA bankers created a. ezer-
g=e<F find q 81 800 900 n q 7se<ns
rscsntly II e1a Fralcssen - combat
ea= ssoc-11.t-ucu-h .fseasz v-icn has
5-ex-o o1< n raa- Saae- ne F-serA
szd S-zte geFe--ns1S =1ct 5ay one
hlf Of IL a12r.Sssi vzlzs sf lie zr1
naks slaughtered. and the SSars rev
srzn-ax EzS not prepared - 7=se
tss Unexpected expsase- ree esak-
e1 a<r-e.. 70 sRpply ne tz,es .<-sest
- Q ION tc ne Scace sov-3L
rh4 Yeruoat Baak>rs Assoc1rspc
o,--e-f I-saa % vnni1g c3as E>--
hrs n 1873 Part q he tzn&s va
SD for prizes tor project leaders.
azr ss<re-r 6re AID 81 hzr6--c 1ot
!. y.s Hvz-xed TO satstHntt1g ocys
and gRH .tnafaS n ne vE,c1n
prosec1L
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-08-14
Gunnison and Pitkin
cuIed From, Gunnson Empire and Pitkin Miner

Thso silver was denocWst n
1888 hS financial ioss vas very heavy.
La-z- ~ TOOK what he had saEvzzed
from his mining wreck and located
On : rH farm II Pzo1iz- Colorado
Ets-e Re uAse his home ever since,
and WHARF he left = pretty and sub
stnrAI COUNTY plaza
NJ OHEzr. While noe = church
un- accor5sd 10 every man the pri-
Flsgs ot personal and religious lib
erE zsMg orIE that he stand four
sQare rEh the world 1d his God.
Es Fl f5sraI and generous With
his family za6 his friends and many
are those Eho we're udad over .
rougn place through loans from What
ezs- zus.s he had and for which he
zsk-5 aet-sr pruUssory nocs
zor nr<est In Estsr years when
tables Eers turned and h found Il
eecesArT 70 @ek financial assistance
a" Z rs s1e of his rNes- avL-
snnS%1ss ssx~=r shocks TO find
thzE Asx desired from hin both note
and z1E@
Nr OEEver ted n Pueogo. Colo
rasr- Au-E 5 He leaves q wife
NE Oliver. q soa Clinton L Oliver
ot Kansas Cy- and r~o daughters,
N-S- z = Horan- Of sIaE~ood. IL
nos ant N-s- R,C- D HALEY. OF
kazs rCEy- No
our prlTL=gz 70 know
Chzrzes 0lzTsr -en He =S = nan
Enou Z vas god % know and his
passing Il a1oeher E thoss Eisfs
Eazca are becoming al TOO frequent
zs ths s@ Of nts passes down toward
ne western EorEDu Our personal
sWpEhv : sUe1te1 % the bereay-
81 &rETr
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-08-14
coos SELL A BILLIONS WORTH

Aernrtng 70 rte is-l eeasa sg.
zrss. s-1-ss3. sls worth ot Eu pred
zcrs vas sold through cooperative
marketing zssosczzrioox The Ea<-
s< growth N cooperative za-fec2s
sas 1cze x5ce -ta- tina. &C -aa- Z
. safe % 1xs--e La z-ce n1re
tha1 4 hiIl5on dcEla-z vcr-t et ,rs4-
GcE "a sold co-ops-adTely ~ tae
present rf-s A gerer1i s1-y
shows hat he h-ger cr-ooeradya
= .-zi- are handing Esa-fy Se1s see
80 vo<-a ot szs11es1 Ri1czIiy- ~
A-gs scale 1Ek cr-o7ersrfves Do .
roczi slsia.sz - asc1< SlSA-aea. -
nn1aly. .Aze tse tobacco rvzD u
tct-g L er1h1ec s1szeesa q 1(s
-aa1 sI1a 80 sl-s a1czaIly- IA -
r1c g-ozp hAs also 1ass-,t lie ylao.-
s.lsl .9ld zaEk
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-08-14

J. Lesie made = trip 70 ne
80 ToG REs as week looking
oHr Es &Fs-unenr phone line COZ
zscshx Is win TzvInr PARK
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-08-14
STRAIGHT TALKS
WITH AUNT EN-
ON PLAUSIBLE YOUNG |

1r Z dreadful ano1- 10or Ms
F1Hsr, Az1- @ys- sxezzfDeG
Molly na- company saa 5o1xar
those ooe-;z n hAz txiet I'D - nzS
sss< nsady every c=nr SO -
Do yca Rov how L sAg9es1r
zzksc Az,- Envy 9e - Z -
Ter hoa some s<-czzet i8vonEDsn3
hs1se' ne nev nothing 49, -
.-st Z xad Rey seaE -
yo11z 1Aa % her AID ae 2arUu111
ter 3Ar rae company he ~ -
osoads cR vas q sersn<k vU01
Tie z-eissEesz q scDe pecpze =
really CMnAL Az- Fuller niE1g
have kpae % her sa1k zxkG 1nr -
hsis H1rua1cl a26 saved har
Rcesy- Any oAzk hAs q czz gsE -Aa
c1ca 1sox- Business crccsr7s sAov-
~ Ez- conc1ccc- Ead she oezxcr
5oc<s = = coUr1y t1z< tie .tzca
showed fa1 oee1 meeting f1 ohExz
rs1as esr y-~ I'D = snad Surplus
nd good sH1=ss lNoE- sas
vc4l6 n1c os n W1nls today L.
z-szd- she -ook tie Eor1 q hz-
PZ1S.3se EH VIC vas si1sr c&
ce<rec k1zzeE c. ~ao vELIy -
carved eer, CT a. Ieaz- vas lcr %
Eca interested II protecting her -
u ssEzz bonds 70 hs-- Ths-e =
NkH u rosAy ascAse rsnzae II
a7zooa N h1e .<-zrz nay
- - g sasly
sae Aly hzt1t pa - uzea
0cosy Il Ros= 3cl1zt G0ez-ec
"paRsoc AaN
aa<s Eoaer ting Z = 1vH
= TO- relised Amt E-y b
a-ys to.aGa - ~ Al yvE eE
n oos sEsks< Nov Z see szi 21<
G2y Ar q ser zncsy Il those seaxz
Instead Il Al zss a-s-i Sic cocs6 A-
s<ooc Ge ssA As u = 1ers = lo
s.7g vaE s-z The 2ocr Els
vG As gr1 hsrzE aro- Liza
~y 90 else Mrs. F11er vls TO
raG1 -sE,<ec ~ tae pruEsse of
sG rae ct R-ersz- q ssr lpesx
DG H- E"sus iec<Hcs q
1Aa<>z cnE,&e6 VIZ the asNe Ter
Ez, lcGs< caused Al her ruE5Ie-
nre Are tsr hnE mere 6A-
s-z A1 linking yu1 cR %
>@-A---7---4 - 40 = -C<--21 &1CE- -
val a. somebody Eha Ec~z Al
a5o1r = Eo- foolish hA- su11..z
Hs- - szy 4. Ms FuAsr uzE -
aSis g % 70 ae butcher za6 because
q 2zr -lcEEs1r q cuts q neat get
tie Es! ,exz and most t1< hsr nn1z!
oC- LsAr = &c sS1 that zhe cn Hczs
Sz<E1ss- BzEnz loads u Ia 6t-
rzrear run ,UEUg uez- You zRpET
Eo< G11ersrz1c yoW subject Tc1
E1r Dov her % zsIecx grod osacdz.
and yoz a1z- ao- vtsl 70 se1 And
yasn . szE- The onIr vxE ycC cH
% rnz : 70 akz the advice of some
ocs Eeose business Il x 70 s<a6T tie
bond uz-xsC Acy bank large O.
slAl vi kszdl! discuss Investments
vI-1 is depcslrSzz Wh0 ycg have
learned e1ocgn % 6spe1d somewhat
on EE cE1 Judgment make yuz-
oy1 decision - g Wal 70 bxy-
nen aIx L o-er Win Ecu bEksr %
make su-e- Should he SAY. Dcur
11y. ABIDE 1y Ms tscEscc
Mrs FuLsrs case has rzuya- us
lesson AMY. said Molly. III
1sv=r axe z1r Chances Ike she id .
ANNE s. ArMH
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-08-14
CHARLES OLIVER CROSSES
THE BAL

Charles Oliver was born II Resr-
roc- SeoCIa11- March 4. 1851 Es e.
rErsd the coal mines N his native
County G : mere chiId and sI-houzn
1s family cane 70 Ansrscz zhsn hs
vas Twelve yea-z CID he vas already
seasoned Eorxzr- The family Ioea-ss
a Mnnonghsla C1v. Psmzyivzniz
and hare again he rook up coal utn-
nE AZ The age q L hs -enr 70
DsaGEooS- : D and ~S riding ths
Pony Express for Ihs gvFslnenr a.
the tine q the Custer Massacre and
hid from ths sans indians Ero SUI
rounded Custer and his gallant hand
He nzE went 70 Lsa6vdLs - the
first report ot ricn ming finds and
vas che Of the 7sers mo bZazsc i
C1 ITO P1E1- Colorado. Later one
0 The Ixss< and rIcass- ui1i-x
camps o. tie state Here hs snzz-et
Il metal mining and a. an ASSOCIATE
Of the CCdaayz and @psocs Of
Chicago prod1esd aI1os- Two uilion
dollars rum the FzrvieE and CLEO
para u1ss. rEo of he most success
tzI properties q tie district
Dw1g hS me here he EE !
sticAzr for law and order and acrsd
S dspu-y shzrS = tie days Eten
rherz -E abroad Al element Who
cared Er-Ie for law uz1 held human
ts EgHly- &c had n Eou nerve and
Vas respected By al regardless q
rhz- kEIess1ssS He -E = lover Of
sports. E1 ! noted toor rzcsr and
n oce time amateur boEag cham
Pto1 Of Colorado
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-08-14

Ma c ras4=reert E=raer.
|aad Cr$Hstan2 we're sHnnz tie
!eoys ~@waz G@s>>n last week
'ts n= sr Eus pspsz
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-08-14

George Parsons and family kh the
first Of TIE week far SalEa =hsreI
hey VII reside Nr P-ors haz.
purchase: Il hack@ ztop n.
Szlzta
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-08-14
APOLOGY PERHAPS UNNECESSARY

This issue Of the Empire as well a. Of the Miner
and Pilot vii b. pretty crude and snort OF al
kinds OF matter Until our machine + repaired or
= new one installed We shall set little machine
matter and shall reserve all energies for the Is
slanee of important job work We hope 70 get
hack 10 our usual form n few
days Be eonsbierate and patient please If The
serial story does not appear do not worry II viii
eone along ~hen We get us~ plates
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-08-14
Halls Catarrh Medicine

These v1o are IN --r down condi-
Ion vi -1cce GR- C1ra--h eothers
GeE E1c1 Ecre LkAz veec ,hey are in
god he1--A TEs ac- proves TIA. while
C11--. . k,s-z- esseAse II IS greatly
11-zcc=c ~ cccscrEco1al cocdlr1crs
Halls CATARRE MEDICINE con-
Es9 a 4. O.--e-- which Quickly
Es1eTes ~ local xrrocatioa- and the
L1c=r7A Aec-c.1e. 4 Tcc1c- which assists
\ @rr1y-s tae GecerL Health
Sste ~ c-Exx.sa fcr ever - Years
? = Csecey q Cc. Tele1o. Ohio
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-08-14
STkIS Vas

SIkN
'sad cr&Hseh1- we're snoax he
le0yz ~@vzzzfre reuar.n last week
Ets tzes sEezr 2[us psps-s
J. Lekis made = trip 70 he
Bsr T0e Rrz tas week looking
oFsr tzs &Fs-unent phone Hne- con-
zschg Is win TzyInr PARK
George Parsons and fa@T eh tie
first Of TIE week far SalEa =hsrs
hey VII reside Nr PEocs haz
purchase. Il hlzckHh zhop Il
SaistA
A parry Of Euwg folks u1corss =
wanna TussdaE ezUnz and 6F
Cd = swim II tie pooL ere
ehzasruoet bx NJ and Mrs. hank
CIk
NJ and Ms Cz-i Eznrer z-rfr
ed the Iz1sr pa-- of Ersex from
Mzdrid v n and are vrki,z It
ths hsns a tnAr pe-szE- NJ a,f
Mrs. z T Fzrng Il
Ms c c. Elliot r-fs5z2Eundzy
from c-tz-edzz and - a
nonrh ~1rh hr h1z hzvss
ru==d ths Nor~ges - NJ
E1l5os i oue q - nz-z1sors On
ae hatchery bzzzz
GsorE No-a1<1 r- u On Gold
hfl Lhs week - is eR1Zo-es a.
the Bon Ton us T@ * Georges
Odd s@png ground and he seems
gulzs happy 70 - back saa n tie
uow-x1s gtsr = rear On chs coast
hgh NcCrsaiy cane IN Tuesday
ruu Victor. making he IT'D N hS
lev Star car He EE accompanied
By risod Of his and both are Ioca--
81 q yI1o- Hugh III vEr his
ztzr- Frank Nccrsafv for a week
Or ten GzEz
4 special enaEh was pr On N16aF
BY the local railroad 70 CARY 4 large
number H Passengers arriving EN
the east They Ezrz ssocAoT6ers n
hs Roosevelt company aE also IN
tie Huss properties The R0ossTzir
toIE are holding their ANIMAL met
NJ iris wax and ~ xii rsvz L
full report Of L usu -
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-08-14

FvU Ta-sn CoUry. ur1cl.. 1xaxs
lave offered 4 ,0sai Il s.na !, pxissa
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-08-14
Banker-Farmer Notes

caauoerze1-z PennsyHrz-z- Sarkx
.n6 Ccazh- u C1Ele--e NJ rh- -
gazing of 1875 mapped ocr a vsxor-
Gus p-uEm tx the ronccoc of
a<rczl-Ee = lie cnzET Th-o1xa-
out 1h- rear they Assisted = keepi,g
tAs t2ru oralixz<srns tzncrsnctrx
nd dEsrio1ked % cAu Agricultural
b1i.ss11s and E1<ouHGou q interest
TneF Md r1-H eounu1f<y ueeCa<z
a,f enrerafa1srcs. eIhist-s oc czu
kad home produces. a1f advertised
sc-- o-o..rcsx one spec3zc r-szlr
va 70 Bnc1ce . uiIk r>cesv1ar s-zri-,c
% ioc1te n the EleIrxy. Et sxi1s
tn- S-s- meath SO 30 vas ,zsc Ia
tA"rs for c1eir uak ma n4rks<
r1@ rG-1i-g Soi1t n tse Ez=rs
51zr1ess
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-05
If Headachy, Bilious, Sick,
Constipated

No gripping or Inconvenience FOL.
lows gentle liver and bowel
cleansing with "cascarets." Sick
Headache, Biliousness. Gases, lndi.
gestion. and all such distress gone
by morning. Most harmless laxa.
tive for Men. Women, and Children
loo boxes. also Csc and soc sizes.
any drug Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-05
NEGRO SHOT IN
ARGUMENT!

shot once thru the body during
an arEpncnt over a debt OF $3.50.
James BELL. a.. was in the Seattle
General hospital critically injured
Wednesday. while the police were
holding Emmett Pittman, -. n
waiter aboard one OF the Admiral
limo steamships. Both are COLOR
Pittmnn told tho police that he
was standing outside the New Pa
cific hotel. CTS Jackson ST.. when
Bell came up 10 him and asked him
for $3.50. saying that Pittman owed
Il 10 him. Pitimsn refused 70 pay.
as he said be did not owo Bell any
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-05

Star Want Ad rates are cheaper
than It's competitors. yet cover a
larger circulation thnn any other
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-05

thing. Several blows were ex-
changed and the men parted. Later,
Bell saw Pittman. according 20 the
latter. and attacked him with his
knife. Pittman said he tried TO
knock the knife out OF Belts hand
with his pistol and the gun went off
accidentally Bell was taken TO tho
city hospital and was later trans
ferrcd TO the Seattle General hospi.
tai for operation to remove the
bullet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-05
Troubled With
Your Stomach?
USE SMITH BROS NJ. A. C.,
THE GUARANTEED
TREATMENT

II YOU want genuine. lasting relief
from stomach distress, 20 to your
druggist and obtain bottle OF NJ
4. q. the Guaranteed stomach treat
rnenl Take spoonful utter each
meal ns directed and sec how
otickiv IL gives results. The very
FIRST dose should convince YOU that
this medicine " exactly what you
need 10 forever end sour stomach.
heartburn. nausea, excessive' gas,
bIoating. indigestion or nervous
dyspepsia.
NJ 4. c. lnvigorates tho stomach
glands. promotes the secretion OF
gastric fluid and cleanses the entire
digestive system OF foul. Irritating
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petite, now energy new interest IN
ilfe. Sick headaches. dizziness, con-
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turbed digestion viii vanish COM
pletely when your stomach vs. re-
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Remember. NJ. 4. G. Is sold on an
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N tho first bottle fails TO relieve any
onse OF stomach distress. Obtain a
bottle today Price Si.25. Your drug
gist viii supply you.--Advertise-
ment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-05
For Stiff Joints

Pharmacists say that when All
other so-called remedies fail Joint.
Ease win succeed.
Iis for joint ailments oniy-thai
Is why you are advised 10 use u for
sore. painful. innamed. rheumatic
i9ints.
Joint-EaEe limbers Up Tho Joints
Is clean and stainless and quick re.
suits arc assured sixty cents tube
az druggists eyerywherc.-Ady
ment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-05

Keep In touch with Seattle Realty
Values by reading The star Want
Ad Realty for Sale columns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-05

me handiest size Rake. bow pattern. with
- strong steel teeth and a clear, straight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-05

railways, said at the New Washing
ton Wednesday. He has been study
ing American railway practice AMI
will leave for san Francisco AMI
home this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-05

you can quickly produce that much desired WINK
st.I.h ON your floors by using N weighted bru.b
A big value Mt siIps;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-05

Proposals VIII he received by the
Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts.
Navy DEPARTING MT. Washington. u. G,
until 10 o'clock "a. m. March is, 1924.
for delivering ammonium chloride 10
the Navy Yard. Puget Sound. Wash.
Apply for proposals TO the supply
officer, Navy Yard. Puget Sound,
Wash. or to the Bureau OF Supplies
and Accounts. DAVID POTTER.
Paymnster General OF the Navy.
2-23-es.--Advertise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-05

started toward being an American
Industrial giant" ]. NJ. Ashworth,
chief engineer OF Victoria Australla)
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1924-03-07
(TO BE
SUMS Rays Nearly Start Fire.

Just how simple a matter 1t is for
a combination of circumstances to pro-
duce a fire was recently demonstrated
in a striking manner, in an office build
ing ut Corning, N. Y. A flask that was
being used as a flower vase was full
Of water. The rays Of the sun, COM
ing through the window and falling on
the flask, were concentrated In a spot
about the size of a nickel, much al II q
burning glass were being used. The re-
suit was that the finish on the oak desk
was burned through to the wood. The
possible results of this simple combi-
nation Of everyday circumstances were
clearly revealed by the incident, which
happened or a Saturday afternoon
when there was no n near the desk.
IL the concentrated rays had fallen on
paper 1t would have been set on fire.
st. Nicholas Magazine.
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No. I don't remember any cur,

EMO, I don't remember any cup
board. As a matter Of fact, when !
used to stay at the house the drawing
room was barred. . Mrs. Hignett
wouldn't let us inside it for fear we
should smash her china. Is there a
~cupboard?"
Immediately behind the piano, sir.
A nice, roomy cupboard. | was
glancing into it myself in a spirit Of idle
curiosity only the other day. 1t con
tains nothing except a few knlck-
knacks on an upper shelf. You could
lock yourself In from the interior, and
be quite comfortably seated On the floor
till the household retired to bed"
.When would that be-"
"They retire quite early, sir, as q
rules BY half-past ten the coast is
generally clear. At that time 1 would
suggest that / came down and knocked
on the cupboard door to notify you that
all was we'll"
Sam was glowing with frank ap-
proval.
You know, you're a master-mlnd !!
he said, enthusiastically.
You're very kind, sir!
Zone Of the lads, by Jove!" said Sam.
And not the worst Of them! / don't
want to flatter you, but there's a future
for you in crime, If you cared to go in
for It,"
." am glad that you appreciate my
poor efforts, sir. Then we will regard
the scheme as passed and approved?'
"1 should say we would! It's a
bird"
Every good, sir"
III be round at about a quarter to
eight. Will that be right?"
admirable, sir"
"And, l say, about that soporifc. 4. .
Don't overdo 1t. Don't so killing the
little beast"
ooh. no., sir"
"Well," said Sam, you can't say It's
not a temptation. And you know what
you NNpoleOns Of the Underworld
are!"
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secret! us lldt
this IS so wonderful a time Of the
year.
There is something in the very
feeling of it that makes it different
from any other"
And the breeze seemed TO whisper,
too:
Just see how others enjoy it. There
are the robins. They sing so sweetly
and happily and they love the spring
time"
And then it seemed as Dolly looked
about the garden and saw some Of the
little plants and flowers peeping up
with their bright little heads, ard saw
some patches Of really bright, bright
green grass that the flowers and the
plants, the grass and the buds on the
trees all seemed to be saying:
How glad we are to be on the
earth once more. 1t is a very beautiful
earth"
And Dolly said to herself:
mo one could love this garden as
| love it. l feel sure of that"
Then she saw that one daffodiI was
in bud and Sire looked at it and said:
Very soon you will be quite wide
open and will be saying such Il bright,
pretty, golden hOw-do-you-do."
Then the birds could be heard twit-
tering, singing, chatting, working and
the air seemed to grow softer and
warmer
"The birds, too, love this warm day."
Dolly said.
For Dolly thought the warmth of
the springtime was so lovely when she
could take off her coat and her hat.
Dolly walked once all around the
garden again, down each path and
looked at everything once more just
to make sure if anything had come Out
a little since her last walk around the
garden, about fifteen minutes before.
For really it seemed as though these
days the buds popped into blossom
when you turned your head for a mo-
ment.
And after Dolly had looked all about
she went back to her favorite seat on
the back porch and as she looked down
the garden psch she watched the
birds and somehow began to feel just
Il little drOwsy.
AS she put back her head it seemed
now as though the birds, the flowers,
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CHAPTER XVI
Episode One.

If there is one thing more than an
other which weighs upon the mind of a
story-teller as he chronicles the events
which he has set out to describe, it is
the thought that the reader may be
growing impatient with him for stray
Ing from the main channel Of his tale
and devoting himself to what are after
all minor developments. The story, for
instance, opened with Mrs. Horace
Hignett, the world-famouS writer on
Theosophy, going over to America to
begin a lecture tour; and no one
realizes more keenly than l do that ]