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' Tto* "I'sJudoo IMaj" (|. e.. tb* noft fcUKfta of Cbriata "jpnaaJU}' <* agony In the garden tnd auffertn* **?> tb* eKMM) : U produced about e**ry ten.;ear* by ,fpti inbabp' lanH" of (? village lo &0rntkuf,< *Uu*t?-d ?i4 to thy..*- of jtftrhH TV r re**oq for giving It l?,'io fulfill a v??w L'tHy :?a> i*an> *jp? {In conditional ui?nt tfiii "cmaWJU itf +b+ plagxu wbbcb wm r#ging a 1 I bat ftijp* an/j alilfh bad <b'*"iaU-d the /?ounjtf} tirooRd. u*u*lemployment of ?)>?? ttlJager# <* <ar*li?g <!ru<iflx.i* Inijfeii of aaint.* Mttd rojLarle-, aiid. fp*?'--if toy#. 1 houjUnda of vl*iti?r* 'n 'he j?a*t I'llv?- to Obe.rtimmer gau'a derv&ftlaJ play. fpf* rr .pr*-1 through rauwn resuming. fr???) *)Jw> World war. thf* piajr aM-b abould bav?- l?e*fj skMi In It being prcKtw*"f] thin )'t*ar j'J The' Britaj&ni/.a My* regarding lf "I t* original .i???'%! ??>'l a.rranjg-mwdf were prohab]} ma Je by'fh'e dttUki 9f KTT.i? m mobfi <?'ery ? little higher Up the raJley. bur they Wfra carefully re flpodeletf by the pariah prW*?t at the brgJnnlbg of the (Nineteenth) ten tury, trhen tl?e i>ber#?nmerga* play obtained **eu?ptlon from the general ?tippreflgton of BOfh performance* by th* Bavartan governmerit. The mUrfle wii r'.mpKHMwi ? by fU>chua Dedler. achftolmaater <*t the parWh In 1814. The ir**rt?nnanc*-9 take pln?-*? on the Kuci'lay* of fcumwr, in a large open air theater holding ti/Jf/i p*-rnons. and ?*a<H Ianta about nine hour*, with a *hort Intermlaaloo ?t noon F"a/-h ?(??'!?> , T ^ f.rore th?* blat'iry of ? hrl*t I*.- prefaced by a tableau of ty|?lf?l linjx>rt fr<>ui the Old Teatarnetit A'w?tif 7<J^> attorn ar# required alt tfetnnjflnjr to th?* vlH.-ij;* Th?? pr?jr?^-dj| the [*rrf<>miHrj< urc devoted tii the jj*>o<1 (rt th^ lornmu lilt>, nflhr <\*rtrh)H; of the ruatn {?ayfr.^iit of ? ?ihb!1 rvftjiim-rarlot; to ?the b'tr/rH Tb<* r?"i?ar?l ?Iim I'dMion play ah h ?"'?'fmn af*r nf r?? llgloua worahtp. and the jx-if'lrTitafu-fx ?r?* /'harat'f^fiaefl hy the jfreuteat rev<:r?'nre Tb?- i>rln< Ij?rtl pan> >ir* uruaily b?-*e<htary in <-?-rr?ln fx:i;il:??*. and are a*>?ttrti?-f! * 'h r*-^ur<] t'< ru*? r?1 '?b a rafter hh *?*l| ?< Mm rii?{.i ?- H,4>l*y If Is oonHhler. <1 h ?^sirr?' * unf ??? ?11 rid to ((a*r*' In 'h?* f>!?y, and ? h*' part of ffirUt u looked upon as on** r>f th?? ^ri'd'cif -.f fnrthly b.?n'?ra.** Vender Belli Without Talk. He 'an k?-I 1 ii puppy without snylnf 100 rt iL&u tlirw -vords. this curb trader in INp Htork. who 1* a familiar ft(rvir?- ???! Kif'l. nv?'nn<? t.y (Jay and on ilroadu-ay by night. says the Nt*v% VnrV Sun' Alone of nil thp Htr???*t vender* of N?*w York h#? d'M?? not bfllcvp In the ballyhoo lit* npvpr ?-a!ls out to the rrowd to uttrn't MtPlr attention nor ip*-* h?* tr<Mjb|p, wlipfi pPOplP *t<?p to look nt 111*? p'ipp|p> he hr.Id* In hi* hand* and > iirri.-H in his p<>< k?-fs. to ?ay anyfhl-ni; In thpir favor ;is pp'.a. <%mp|ptp hIIpik p li h!?? tjat-ia -??-Hintc rn*th<?d If po??d for li.furtxiatlun atjout a p'Jp jrjr h*- Iltf* Will.*'*, .u liiC ft:* est J ,t,~ ' III I' -a ? ?r? I * !.??'* tjotj?*?- brok'pn. h?"n *hr?-?- ifi;? r11J??? Tfi?*ii. If aJJkf-d, hp will ???!; *h?* prl^p Hi- ???!!* without Hptlinic ???k Triumphed Over Di ?? bi 11 t?e?. J'. nd .'.'i ! urr.;.-? -n ??* *.?]?].vr wm bron^l ? .ii fi* an uutumn >.!!?? i'. I ?? . In S-ne ?? provpd HtL' i >? '< ? r> >t i if 11 t hf <-r?.u rt*?'|ki ' n t hU r ??*(>'>n I ^ . riH1" w ' ? n ?'? Mf ! w;i? ? ? it ?" lie l,h? p;Ur i ? ?? :n? #? b?-,n,. :i>??111<?*?1 1 r? II.?? vt ii ' i ? i iri !h?'tn with tl.p ' ??r#i. r i. i: v p??rHon>? Hf t *.*?? t! ? ' '1 ;i * 1 < . iii 11 w r1 * <?. typewrit p. :*???? r *"i'lr?-K? '?-IT" '.lint* b> bin W ? ' r r I !f(V- ? ? 1 r i u -i f I f ?? I y US if ; 1 '?<? 1 ilk.'' 'AH" ??< ft: "*< ? | n H t P'l > ? - ?: -r, .'.f ' ,..j j<Tt:.k' l.!Jn<lr.?'<S ?hn? T i ???! I i "stiji.T ;,.!:: and dl- >???-ir??t li'i ??or?i|ir!.?n ib.it he <*<?i f.<.t Ir. . i .i? .i. n F o' Trench Children. < "MM wi'i'hrc <?f h'THti' P liBv>* r>?-? n 'inl?i?t?"l in**, uiif l.>oa^ or irnr ,?>n , -ti?* ? lilld hir?Mi>i I ri>- s%.?rk ?f '!>>? '>r KHtnrn' .??!> S in I In'o %??<??!.. 'l.M' <?r, n'h'K'1 liys'l?M.p htm "'ndipd ' n ? f4 ? hi I ii Hp??i-t if.n ?' Hi-li'i.j, nil !r?*n HI".') 't|P fJMPMt Ion '!? ?>> hool Ili|"V??>4 , t()P ?? r>- f r,t- iin ihsIx'h'i. i' tin m ? '>!!<?. ? ci} !Ii ' : ?i. on ii!i ,??'i*J)ili'* iflv}j,g ?).'i ? r\ . : .-?mi h tjnn i^n pwhlPify l> h - \ r % !i ? ???( .?( ii l '?Brnpa'fcfii hf fit ? M oii^'h tjr?^?i. n?*v* -<j.m|?t .i r' in I i- i oi|ili s in fa v >r f - h lid 1 \ ir .i-i c The Cive Man *!???? ' ? 'I i*r! ? '? !?*'! ul,??rp thpy -> ?..!?' 1 ??? I >r -:n ' of fuml'urp '?i?\ -i<..)i) '.i. 'A1,i' ;Jny4 fhpy -.1.' i: .() ! ?T" '! >? --??? jit m ' r> l.i ?. r in,. - ii,-! s. f.. r fhp ? !?!' In n aTTt ? 1. ? ??,<* #nrr?tIv ;i/)nr.?-'' t f? i? *r ? ? ' ? ? r,H k.-'i-. ????! Mr M ?-1 llPrlM'P "? < U 1 - I'll n.- k' KHf) -1>? lit ii. '!n' mi r.i* i M f h?- <?>! \ i i : ? , r | up . \[r \V?-r !.?*rl.. .? ;? ? .. "v?r>r- '1 i-tr ? -? 1 'I ' ''Ti ? l|p M.IIIP ?' ' ? HTP k|.,r-f Hif i f. Probably Obsolete Mint wli.V ;" h t'?rin I '?r?1ir 'Oty ' v ??To thp I*4f i f n.* kH"" !''? hi ! ri-pln-'l Mr >',r')ro -on aft.-' r?*adlti|. flip ' tfht urr>* fr..rn \Vn^k' in^rt'-n l? dc^n i inpan sir.yfhln*:." ? Birmingham Afce ller^M WHY CLAIM WAS NOT VALID Colored C?^tt?m?* ?f.f tied ThV. Ht| W.f? Ha<j Ofcta*?## Htm "Und?r Fi'm Pr<t fXtriru * re* ? <jt of a Kaphas Jttttl**'? <ygirt a ii? <ro wa? ?uuirii' n*-<J Ur'ofe the Mr '?< anawer' hif wi.Va ?'|b*.rg?- >?f hoh-t'Jfti-"'*- '!??? *** ti'Kt; "i.t>|*? Will' tl l> ab.wri*?cry sounding WMfti wl.'hj'Ut rt* :v if* n.v i ft trig.' 0>*<-ver<iJ v? ?;re the ? v,r.v/r- > ' ui<i :;>,in> f>hn?H*-s were if, 5,u h#tf?rb;i? Walnly be ??* liTrYr ^ >.'???*.?? "than/ in hl? |?r?>!, .>;Kl0all3.ni* oafiM ...t* . ui^l He JariAM* with great dig nity ait*,) to the Mr of Jus '-!??? Hi* wife- *t?v?l Id glaring ?Mill him The justice . b^> ! $tfl?#t$6$i him. ? ? ?T?.?bis v.<?tn?n >-!*jr wife?" ?* v\ #-ij Judge you?*h h<moh. auh, I'll iVJi >oy u.hout dSt.. Y'ou aec ? ?" "l* *he )'?>ur wif*-?" ? M\\>?J~ no, Mih." FoMowlfig thi? denlltl t! was nece# fitr> for iiD officer to Interpol aj*d aave the defendant from fall accuser, f InaJly ti>*? Amazonian war cry re? *ohed itself Into an intelligible pro fit ??> the )?>??(}<??* 'That man'* lyln*. I got a s'tlf cate." "How about that*" demanded the Justice aternly. -'SJ^ ?ay? she has * certificate of marriage."' "Yea, anh. I 'specta ?he haa. But IffcA atie ha a here'* how come she's got It: One time I went to a pahty at her house. 'Hie r^eshmenta was rider and mujbe It had some raisins or something like that In It. I didn't cognisance anything I did. Jffen I was married I don't know It, hut when my brain clouds rolled away about two day a later that woman wan f-allln' me 'husband.' " 'Then you claim ><.xj are not legally married to her?" "No, I wouldn't k<> so fur as to rlalm that, youah honoh, not beln' In full p<??se?ftlon of the legal Jurlaprudenc* <>f the <n*e But this l? what I do ? lalnis/' urtd he placed the Index of hi* right finger Hk'aiijtft the palm of hi* left hand. Imitating a lawyer he had obtwrved a ?few minutes before, "thla !?? what 1 do clafma: I means ttiHt woman obtained rne undc^ false pretenses." Ragtime for Penguin*. f'aptaln lohn <'adWHllader, of Van couver. British Columbia, who ban Just returned from South Ueorgla after a two yt-ars' hunt for whales, told the writer of a remarkable gramo phone concert he gave In the Southern seas. with thousands of penguins as his audience "< >ne day." be said, "I took my gramophone Into the open and began to play It. There wasn't a penguin In sight, but within a rnLnute of tb^lrst record being started hundreds of birds appeared and walked In their slow, stately gait toward me. "Very soon I bad an audience of thousands Several king o r crested penguins sat wltl/fn a few feet of me. and th% ordinary sj>eclea formed h number of circles They listened with ...aiinyst human Interest to the music, and the lilt of ragtimes sent them shuffling and swaying "When my concert w?* over the penguins rose bowed gravely as If to express their thanks, and walked off."* Forgot to Remove the Cork, I'.obby. ag<* two. son of Mr and Mrs. It S Hriiwn, ?>f (Nduinbus, Ind . has definite Ideas as to Just what be likes and l<>e* n"t like, and he can express tb**nt i.? urij "n'* *" >'?unK 'H fond ?>f apples and tils mother gives 11,erij hlrn frequently. always care ful t'i par'' them and remove the core. Recently be asked for an apple, and his motlwr peeled one for hlrn but for gi?t to remove the cure. Itohbv took the apple and t<?dd)e<l off t<. play, but returned In u moment, with the apple In bis hand. He had not taken a bite of It. and was regard ing It with a puzzled and not alto gether approving expr#>s*ion "pun t you like tour apple Bobby T* questioned his mother. '1 lie youngster handed the apple to her. pointed to the stem and replied. "Well, mother, you forgot to tnk?* the cork out "? Indianapolis News. V/hat Happened"Ne*t. Two of u* were standing on a ?:reef corner holding an unflattering discus sion concerning a certain fellow who alwa>s hung around us and "huffed In" generally Knter ?be ,ob)er-t of our talk (Quickly we gw'.l hed the conversa tion and, as the f?*l!ow was particular ly disgusting to tne. I soon left That evening I ? slled for my frler.d and, despite hl? fallal con'ortions. which, although. I did tot understand then. I were meant a * warnings, I blurted <?ut "t'a;? vo.j be?: how that doggone [>e*t hai.g* arounl** foUSternu 11 ?; at 1 ??!! 1 >i - "a-so 11 a re ml Id words 'o .(.?>. r'.?* m, f.*?- ,r ?s w ben out fr?-m tfijr>?' * ',(> p..r' ere ?!.e r. ?? Tribune ?x _ { A Lapse of Mer^ory 'I he dl fTe?-en? I'-rnent!' .? * . 1 ?t \\ '.nor. .? I.ake nvik- It 1 r r.; > ? ,? t v.- -o ; Use jj, a' aI? ? h " ? ? ?? p;ng li.t 'T. i blr- r i't. - t,g I >T ? > n\.r!l w .g -> ,t er?*d ai .?! l-j ? ?I) U*d?t? id t1 ^ t had ' ? ? ?? ! nu a v S!,e ^.,r I n g 1 f ? ' t1 < ? 11 -1 ? '? i j m. ,, R ?? -in | . ... no ..he vru' k a ? ? <1 .* z -1 .*1 .if ? i ? r vy,f. ? a r.i! i en'ire b< d^t'-n ' _* ii.in.ip-'I.s Ni NEVER KNEW FEAR Dad" Ro$s Typical Gun Fighter of the Old West n.r. , thing. Fir?t Ac^wred Fimi at Coach Guard in *1847, and Aod*d to It Later by Routing Train Robber*. Aaron V. Boo,. "Hol? tb? fAartfi variously %nd he mas familiarly kno>sn throughout a large j?ari of the VV?-si. elth* u.-h I - was iH.ru At UIU 'fnv. r Wf tftl' ora guurd of stage -cttetrh dijri ?NNTMBtlji <ited ill Ogdeo <'.?> rtah, iii the hofoe of his daughter. aii4 ?urrnituiiijii by ul) of bin ebijdreu. Uorn in ISS\ Im> /ought Indians and r p.ul-?f the attack* of rubbers on hi* bullion cary In true \iKTJ movie luan "?<>. In hi*, case. Jt hhh the real Aft the old man who passed away quietly,at ninety-three live<I and moved and had hi* being In ftoUie of the roughest ?i*>ts of a rough \\V>?t. An l**ue of the Wells-Fargo publi cation contains a brief sketch of the career of this olid guard of the early Stage-coach and pioneer railroad da> a. Jn 1H.V, Af-Ht in a sailing vessel to California. I-ater In the same year he was looking for gold in Sutter creek, and he followed mining as an occupation in California, Oregon and Idaho until 1967. when be became stage driver and guard for the Wells Fargo organization. He wa* on his route between Fort Benton and Son-, river In 1867 when 2f> Indian* swooped down upon hK roach. Ross defended the treasure and live* under his ?are with shotgun and pistol. After a running battle of several miles, the Indians withdraw? le?s ftve of their number, who dead At another time an outlaw named Bak-r. with his gang. rode up to the coach-at Silver Star, along the Stink Ing Water River route, and command ed Ron* to throw up his hands. R<-s* answered with cold lead and the out law v his -companions retired ] severe vounded 'Aaron Boss also had ac fber encounter with a bwndlt this t? nceouattng for Jack Davis. In ki this well known highway man. ? . * saved the driver of hie coach. This was on an overland stage 'route through Nevada. In 1SK.", "Hold-the-Fort" Aaron loft Snn Francisco as guard of an expre^n car containing S#).CK)0 In gold bullion. \r 7 o'clock In the morning at Mon tello. Nev.. th> train was attacked hy a band of robbers who uncoupled 'he other ears and ordered the engineer to j?ull the express car up the track Ross bnfi^ himself fortifying the doors of his car with boxes, trunks and packages Finally commanded by Hayes, the leader of the gang, to sur render under threat of being burned out of the car If he didn't, he said he'd w-e the gang In "a hotter place" than they would make by burning the car before he'd surrender. At the ond- of a five-hour battle the old guard wns still In possession of the car and the treasure. although the former was almost reduced to kindling wood by the ruin of bullet*. One robber was dead and three were wounded. The gang retired, the train u*is c?u,u?cted up and continued to Ogden. Thu four remaining robbers were captured south of C.renr tfnlt Lake nu-l were returned to Nevada and given sen tences ranging from 20 to to y*?ars. One thousand dollars In gold was given to Ross, who also received a $C>.-|0 watch, specially made and en grave.I with his name and a t.rfo'f rec or<i ' s deed, the award In recognl 11*?? " bravery being accompanied b\ :i nf praise from tl.e general superintendent of the Wells-Kargo or ganl/atlon Heartt?aa Family. TImtp hail been a wvori* 'hunder Htorin In the nl^ht, and ->| l Mrs. fVwki-r had, for a wonder, xlept through It I'sually ah?* rose lighted hf>r roriiu, dreatM-d h^rs?>lf and ant down In it '"hair whoa*1 b-g? wore set In k 1 r.-*?? "imMpM Intead >?f b?*in>; grateful !t.at h7?% ItHfl not l?c? n awarv of thr ?turm, the old lady ?ns rtl)?*d <#Jrh wrath \fhen slu> h^MT'l of it 'he n?*xt njondng. "I d#*ur?? I should 'U'nk I was fn-ardlng Instead V?f !Jj.tp^ ait..?ngrtt tny ovrn f<?lk??'" ahe wald ' Wasn't there <?ne of my <-Midr?-n or grandchildren that thought enough of rue to wak?* Tii?.r?* I might h a v been struck h> lightning In my a I ??op anil never .r,..un *>>?! killed :rp "' ? Philadel phia I ?-? 1 r?*r An Eyt to Buaineaa EaMy; Millionaire* w!ll n*>ver h?> la- king If ?' itc nr?? un>r?* ?dd!dr??n vri?h rhp bual . i'ss diaplay?*d ?ff??r >t rtv^fnt r:i1 n*?t? ? rin by ? t???v at thp ??n'r inof to On'nna park 'n the Bronx [ ?; r???? 11 % *T ".** **?p? Is a >cw >t that ' ?m?? ? I? ? fcT?r??*?! \ <? H rr.s:;lt :),#? fur n-mained to 4? -'! ?? >ik?> line k r.k.' < n-l ii*m? r|\ \ N't. si'oi.i r had ??.*? il<.vk it, .,r . fuwil ? ?n a y ?liriv-*- ' cor- !' ?i. r< .i) h fb* Wnl?*r nJ.J b.?: btub f.?r washing bat> ("h.irginz ?>m* ? n* a r: !?? I"\* n ' ? ?> f.T ? ? k n r ? nkiiMp ' h?* *?><? r -niil* 'p<l ?T.-.?:gh ? ; a-? ?.!:? -??!' ar ? . hr-.fh :n'-- " ' ? TVr ? .. N'.-W D ?rou'-agffd ln*ect* H * i r? ? ' f ?? r. . ?<v ' ? - it V'~nr ! ? \ ' "\S ' t \ ???i'? ? i, , . }? , rtti^r T' . ??.?! ' < , r:> ni . .. ,r j -? I v." !?????. \ ? r ? i ???)!!? v<riff> I 'l^t '''I '" ' ?V *>fi j-rs i ' tld rf, starve tt ^n ">tf r1 neir I '??rn.*' HS|| TAKV& COIVS FLACK. By IranrU l?irkk In the September Popular M*rhanie? Majailne. March J# *1"' *?*???***?h?!. rl.*' In dian* ??? f 1?<* llriti*h ro|ui(rf4l <v*?>t; ptir m? their butter f??r ?h*? ^rf?tir*? year ? -?-s?t*d it U K'J from a fi?- Wb^ '? *PI?m <* only Ma4*' 4 y.-ur^fur a >ou? rhr?v wrvk?' tim*4. It H>uaiU ridb u it. tefl <?f .4 bnifor'Srtvh.- fM?. but ih?t I* actually what tO# vuliobau. or rmdlefUh. !-<?. for tl?e fate derived from It nerve the Indiar.< a* iin ^july aleiit for the <!'ff ?ci^tajj?int; nm?*.ri?j which Angl-k-Sa\-??t* i?ei <?Tn of and I|aiian> and the Of t$?'i -.'Wlh ?<f. Kr'ii n ? ?? - out of . olive OH. 1 The eulaehan U th.- Indian*' :*?.? fjretloii* fl*h uik! i> quite a-'i?>>te rloti* in It* way*'a? The luU' Like the !a';?r. if yearly from the unknown depth* <>t the, I'acifie ami ?<?e* up fresh-water rivers" along the Pacific <^n rbe Columbia. the run is in February; farther north, it la*t? frotn two to three weeks in Mari-b, Tbe.Ihdbins art' on the !o>k"Ul for the beginning of the run. ami tako million* of the fi*b. They are in great bia# of ee<lar logs and l?*ft to noften. \Vheu the eulaehan have >oftened from a week to lo tint-*?or other period*, a great deal depending on the weather?they are transferred to gr??at vat* and boiled in hot water. The Indian method of heating the water i? t<> drop hot stones into the rats: and though thi* 1$ a much iuor?* laborious way than boiling in modern kettles, inAny of the Indians xlay. though they have adojfted the while mans phonograph*, drrti: -hw-. motorhoats. etc,., *itil 1 *"tiek to this method. They claim that the srease I#f?xJ?ued in their ow n way is superior in flavor and texture to that hoi led in the white man"-* way. And this i.< true A parallel may be cited to ihe Id and modern way of making maple Pirup. MNina ?' Van Winkle, ehlef <>f M.jico of j|jf. women'* bureau in Wash njrtoii. i> r. i< one of the foremost authorities on women criminals in \ inerh'd. Aluminum is being considered \v Japanese hydnxdeetrie plants to re place eop?per on their heavy tran*nil* sion lilies M r- \wd Mioemto In Rattan*. 1 eit&m <*oh^. Aug. as.?in ?n 1 tr.itu*! tK-diM. a ^naU? proportion of the weigh? l? wade.up of mineral*, J ?ph* U.?ue and ?*rUlu <>f (hi* t i*>UO#, have H high i* rof' mineral ; mair-r If a M\ is <|&>k-t?. h> mineral j u) ?f*' r ?liV f?*ed- <fnv? on the soil wil! ba'V?* a' ly*l> mUwral content.,! Sio.? ihe *d'l fa*1*'1 s'mlh rir<>l liua ix woefully defhhnt $a mineral*, it i- .'f the *n-?t*??t importance that i n|k ft^-d * mineral mixture. *0|ge*t* s I? Simm*. Extent!??:? Swine Special j W. $,p a.U familiar with paValysi* | TT 5 ? ? ? % vVhKir 7TOfr* rhr t H.-.j: >)ie hind i?t rt>. losing use bfj ???},- hind im, -This* ailimut is usual' j ly a?:r. rf'! to kSlney worm*. but 'ino? / ? - by far it Is rained by an j ? t-a. rl ration especially low in j fuii.' nil lr t< v.efy notireable that \ t!ii? ;i}.iiii*'fit N more often found in t'.? <1 --\v w])i? h- hai beep fuck iing pig> ami therefore has ha'l an ; nnn-uaib bird.drain on her mineral resources to build the' bone and tis *n?-> a';d to suckle these Fur thermore. ir 'occur* more often where : the iott fs defirient in mineral. This Mllmeui ran sometime- be cur (Hi even *fter the animals get down and un able to walk by feeding some r<$dv ; avaiirrMo mineral. Wr can safely <*ay i that this ailment is sometimes caused I by hu uqballamyd ration or malnu trition. and that the mineral matter i> one <>f the things needed in South Carolini fd balance ration*.' Fopdins te.?t* shoir ;t decided dlf ? fyrence i:i tra?u- and in breaking i strength <"<f hones where mineral is fed and where I? fs not the difference t of course in f? vor of the ration with mineral in it. It not n^-e?ary r ?? buy. a oom . nn-reial mixture. A ^<hxI <?r.e ran i?e nndi' at home very cheaply. A good Tu:t*tin* i.>i w.M?d ft~ 1 ???< l Imshel. Char <"m1 1 l?n<he!. ^alt 8 jxiiinds. alr *1 a eked liin?- K jhujiuIs. sulphur 4 pound*, and 'eppfras -j jK?unds. It ?h<?u|<l )??? fed under a roof in a >t#?lf fr>edor. i Pri.Mi.U of .lii'ige Florence K. Allen, ??f <"ev?'iand. ' rfre bu?y souring i .'iimmi xignatur?-? to a tH?tition nominat ? inc h??r a- a candidate for the Supreme i < '? mj rr of (?h io. i ?n'y ."rf> [wr rent <?/ the wome r in Treurcm. N. .j.. are marrieti. CHILDREN'S DAY To He i Feature of South Carolina Slate K*lr In Detober. Columbia. An g. 1ft.?-The Sjate Fair management anuounced today ? spefla) effort would he mad.- thU year to 1 t? r? >t the >< IioqJ eh: In the ?',U Tui-nIh), tv_ tuber 24, the ?wond day of lb*1 State Fair u*tn officially designated H> ('hlldr*-o s Day. The gate ? Itniv ? hIcVh fur that date will Ih? reduced to ten ct'itt" for children and It 1* hope,) that thin will attract not le** than thirty thousand school children. The ra IJ road* aft-coopera 11 ng --n-jth ?tho? Fat|r official* ?!i0 especially low rate* will p ret all on all lines entering the eipMjal city. Many special event* being prrtgratnmed for Children's Day, full announcement of which win )*> made In the near future. The State Fair amusement program this year will be the most elat>orate ever presented. Harness and rnnniag i t. . - will be featured five day*. while on the closing date, OctoU^r IS, the speed course \till be devoted to pro f - -.'tial auto racW.* 4*ome of the more noted dirt track drivers will b* seen lu action over the new track. In cluding Big Haughdal< world s cham ptpn. In addition to the racing fen tures. a score of high class cirm acts will be presented each day tod night. Stupendous displays of fire works will be programmed nightly The famous Johnny J. Jones Shows will occupy the Joy Plaau with myr iads <?f sterling tented attractions and riding devices. The combined amuse ments will be of such magnitude that they cannot fail to please all classes of visitors. The lftiri premium- list has jiv>t been received from tlie printer. It contains many new v classification* and increased premiums that should serve tu bring out a more extensive and diversified exhibit, particularly Id the agricultural and women's depart ments. Persons contemplating ex hibiting may secure a copy of the new premium list by addressing the State Fair at Columbia. t?n her wedding day the Chinese hride Is clad in red and carried in a sedan chair covered with red. At J jhtsoii who wishes may turn back the chair curtain and have a look at the bride. The new Qoodyear CrosS'Rib Tread Cord Discounting the "Discount" in Advance You don't have to be a shrewd bargainer to get the bottom pride oft the new Goodyear Cross-Rib Tread Cord. Instead of listing it at a high price, to enable the dealer to attract you - with a so-called "long discount," we list it as low as we profitably cafi. You can see from the figures below that its advertised price is lower than the net price you are asked to pay for many "long discount** tires of unknown value. We believe the average man would rather buy tires on this frank and open basis, and assure himself a product of recognized worth. The new Goodyear Cross-Rib Tread Cord is made of high'grade long-staple cotton, and it embodies the patented Goodyear mefhod of group-ply construction. In design, materials and manufacture it is a representative Goodyear product, built to safeguard the world-wide Goodyear reputation* It has a different tTc^ad from the famous All-Weather Tread Cord? a new tread with a deep, clean-cut, cog-like pattern ?and it sell* for substantially less. (Armp+re these prices with NET prices you are asked to p+y for "long discount" tor* JO x 3>? Cli??chcr $12.50 10 x 3 *4 Straight Side 13.5<% ,""32 x JStraight Stdc 19.25 31x4 Straight Side . 22.20 *2 x 4 straight Side $24.50 im 4 Straight Side 25.25 Mx4 Straight Side. . 25.90 '2x4 3 Straight Side 31.45 A3 <4H' Straight Side. . $32-15 ?H x 4Vi Strafe Side.. 32.95 -13x5 Se??htSac.. 39*10 35x5 Ser?ffctSW?. . +145 . prints iii inJf manufacturer's exctu tax (i+odyrcrr CmtuRib Tread Cord Tires arc alsc made in 6, 7 and X inch sizes fmr trmcks ^ FOR SALE BY KERSHAW MOTOR COMPANY