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he an Id. "P ay . fath er, why can 't we
tell m other It Is a pig?"
"8hn. hub: th at 'onld be lyin',’* said
his fa th e r In mild reproof as he c o t off
the feet nud long, bony tall. "Ililt.” he
sold at last, sm iling nulr.rlrnlly on the
boy, " I don't k%«w us w e're obliged to
tell n body exactly w hat It Is W e'll
carry It home nn' sis*. Now we'll go
d >\v'i to the brook an ' wash our hnnds.
an ’ then we’ll go to w ork."
Vs Isnne dnblibsl In the clenr cold
w a’er Ids wnndcrlng glnnces cnuglit
the gleinii o f scarlet fa r up the t>ris>k.
nud he presently rettirneil from a tour
o f luvestlgntlon with several clusters
o f bright n*d K-rrles.
“T ram li'rlea!" he exclaim ed. "And
th ere’s sung* o f ’e m !"
"G ts s l!" said hi« fath er. "T h ey m ake
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a ltr i T b a u k sg lv lu '!“ seid
% y
Ju cuit Beun**tt. broaching
tho su b je ct as If it bail
Jn st o.cu rrw l to hl:u. though one might
t..i«c lu o w n by th e troubled K p n w tv u
<«i bis kindly fa c e that It btul U vu for
m > uio tim e tauler sileut couskleruttou.
l i e was p u iliu g the tiuisbtiig touch*«*
o f keetiuesa w ith u w hetstoue to an a\
th a t be lieltl ou bis kuce.
I .unking a t Ja c o b w ith InclItTereut lu
le e- t was a l«oy o f fourteen y ears.
' Uo sa t curved to a restfu l attitu de
'•I It bis feet on Ibe round o f the low.
: |> Lit Isittoiaed cbr.lr. his elbow s on
1. - knees, bis cblu In bis baud, thank
tul that the la K ir of turning the grind
> tone was aei-oiupilsbed.
At oue o f the tw o wludows which
j!" !ttc tl the room, stooping a little, with
her hands on Its ledge, stood the mid- :
c. e age I woman w bom Ja c o b addressed.
"W h y . so ’tls T liau ksgtvtn', fa th e r!" \
: be exclaim ed, her tone dissem bling
: p rise uiote a rtfu lly than her face,
‘ Sac, it's h o lla r! '
w hich she diil not .vet venture to turn
. • him . fo r she kuevv th a t th ere w ere
..■: rs on her cheeks.
“ An* best o f nil Is w e've got one
S ir e she aud Jn c o b wen* m arried
: I th e ir T h a n k sg iv in g s had boon spent 'n e th e r." snld his wife.
‘•That’s so . Mnhnly.” he s a il fe r
¡•a the homely t im fort o f th e “old
l*la* e ." a s th ey a lw a y s < ailed th e ir v e n tl-. “ W mtl. my little fnll ch ick en ."
i «• home on the hundred a c re farm . a d d r e s s in g the hoy as he a ro s e and
-M i.:o-t a y e a r ago they w ere forced I:- 1 1 I ’ m * w hetstone on th«* crowded
t.< give it up bccunse Ja c o b had slgu- n r in te lp lis c. " I f m other’s got our dln-
td th e notes o f a sp ecu latin g friend, n«*r put c;> w e’ll l*e n it."
T it* tin <Mn“ er pnll wa:; ready nt
li« use. farm aud stock went to pay
shouldering th e ir ixcs. the
; «alter m au'a co o ts, and Ja c o b w as h "«!.
¡.•ft !•<•!!!'!.* s ou the verge o f old age. *:tt!i'T and son trudged ««Toss the
v .l.h a wi.’o a s old a s he, au Invalid ’’ "Id s. f ik in g n new brow n path
. ttghr r at: i a s««:t sca rce ly old enough thr* n It th e sp rin k le d whiten*««.
"!*vt i:fr»M f a th e r m isses hls 1 11
f > * ru hi < own living.
It did u*«t
< :•■•« !e him to r«Mac:::ber B en tly ’a as- fa sh ln re d T hank«g1vlii’ d in n e r rttrrl-
ru n .'.c o ns the sp ecu lator set forth
b ly ," Malta lull B en n ett slghe«l. “and I
v- l:*i cnnbc.ted fa iilt In quest o f fresh CI«1 use to c u j'y llxln’ things a n ’ havin'
Felds.
our friend s com e. Ile y , It«*, hum! It
“ Never y,, j fe a r. Ja c o b , oT man. I'll
rectu s som etim es ns If our friend s hud
! s tin :gs n " rig h t y et,” Hently had gone w ith the tu rk eys.”
t tb».
"O h. no. m other. T hey give t*s work,
Ja c o b bore his «hanged fn rtn n * pa- an' th a t's the K s t thing they could do
llon tly u u j sot him **lf to earn what
fo r tt«. B u t If they all forsook us we’ve
I • c: i:T«l by day labor fo r the supiwrt
got <>::e 'nother. a s you Ju st said .”
*'f *.I j fam ily, l i e w as fa ith fu lly aid­
“So v «» have, d ear hentt, an' w hilst
ed l«y b i; w ife u'td th e ir invalid
we In ft* v.e cflli’t be thau kfv! eno’.tgU.
t' ••:' •'■;•. who w as cunning w ith her
I':.i th an k fu l th m e’s som e folk* sen si­
needle. M* re than bv aught else he
ble enough to 'p r e d a te g s«d ««C fashiou-
v « c beerctl by the b rave spirit w ith
e l y a rn m itten s,'' r he retnarke.1 us she
v.-l:l ft his wl.'e l«««re th e ir m isfortune.
loope I blue y arn <>:t a needle with her
f**v«-r offering him th e cold consola­
finger. "M iller, »ow n to the Holler,
tion i f “ I t"l*l you so.”
sa y s he c 'n te ll ull I c ’n kuit fo r a
Sic- co v ertly wiped her ch e ck s w ith
month, r.n’ .h re e p air a week a in ’t no
the c< m o r o f her apron r :*<1 turned
great etiiif.”
from tl,t* window.
T he b racin g a ir, temi»e’-<«l by un-
“7c**\ It ca rta liily Is, a n ’ I lialu 't got
c/o.idetl sunlight, slirreil the b!->od of
nvythhig ready fo r’t. only som e pump­
the man anil boy nlike wltit healthful
kin |dcs."
vlg >r as they tru«Ige<l across the (lel«ls
"»V* til." said Ja c o b . ‘T ’t'iipkln pics
ami
entered the w o o ls. E v *ry brown,
is j«*-t tbi* thing fo«r T h an k sg lv ln ’.”
outstretched tw ig, every tiny, c.ose
"O ’ co'trse they lie. but th«*v kinder
wrapped bud, hail l»s coplug nn«l cap
w ant som ethin' to help 'em out. seetn's
of jienrl gleam ing In sunlight or blue In
tV i-’g'i. An' we b a in ’t got a thing per­
s ir '.«low. an«l the ranks o f corned wood
i l !«•-!. onlv pork a n ’ p otatoes."
w ere roofed w ith it.
“ An' onions." Jn e o ’i suggested.
T h e new covering w as already m ark ­
"W h y .“ cold tin* daughter, liftin g her
ed with the tra c k s o f scam pering squ ir­
p-i!<*. patient fa c e .lig h te d with a sm ile,
rels. th e broad pads o f hares, the
from Iter sew ing, “ with pork fried ns
pronged print o f the partrid ge's devl
m ot'w r f r i e s it. an' snch potatoes ns
ous course, the dainty seam o f wood
v (••'■«• got. an" onions an' pumpkin pl«*s.
mouse paths.
I don't know w hat b etter anybody ne«-«l
B irds gave audible proof th a t they
a«!: for. I'm sure we can be thankful
were a s tir and a lert now. A party of
with It a n ’ fo r It.”
J a j s scream ed In discordant unison,
“ You’re alw ays th an k fu l,” said her
ehlckadetis and n u thatches c-ulled and
m other. •Thankful by name nn’ th an k ­
piped, a w oodpecker ham m ered Indus
ful ’« • nature. W e named you w ell."
trlously fo r hls hard c a rn n l b reak fast,
"TVhv cnri’t we have a turkey, sam e's
a partrid ge w ent boo..dug aw ay like a
we t -<*1 to ? " naked the boy w ithout
gray ro ck et with a tra il o f snow cloud
oh ;••■;■ r Ills P<«sitinn or d iverting h 's
sin kin g so ftly and silen tly behind his
gt::«.« fr«« n hls fa tlier's occupation.
noisy cou rse, nud a red squirrel Jeered
•Turkeys costs m oney.” said hls fa ­
a t th e tw o intruders.
th er, “ when yon don't raise ’em .”
T h e boy’s ea rs uml eyes w ere alert
"A n ’ th a t we hnln't done.” said the
fo r ail sounds and sig h ts. B efo re In*
m other, “ner yet a chicken, which I'm
delivered th«* fir t n.\ stro k e upon t*ie
giad we hain't. fo r th ey ’d scratch up
boil o f a g re a t bassw ood Ills attention
th e ' r ’ ll garden. It bein’ so close to the
w as a ttra c te d by n stra n g e tra ck that
house. A garden's wuth more'n chick- j
eud'sl a t its foot.
ens to e a t. M ill. I w lsht we had one
"O h, fa th e r ," Le cried, "w hnt kind
for T h n n k sg lvln '. B u t we'll try to be
o f a tra c k ’s th is? It looks Ju st like «
thank fu l f«jr w hat w e've got. as T h a n k ­
little boy’s bare fo o t."
ful say s.”
“ W hy, Ik'iy, It's a coon, nn' he's
"A n’ th a t's consld’ab le com pared to
laid up fo r the w inter Iti th is here
wlmt som a’s g ot.’’ Ja c o b said "W e ’ve tn>0 s
r,*H ,loI|e r. An« th r re .„ tfl0
g d n go«^ ru ff over ou r heads an’ me holc
th e n . *at hc w ent
X ow .
nn’ b u b s e a rn in ’ money nough to pay w,..„ j€.„t
hlit
, f nM„ 0(, u „„
the rent on’t fo r six m onths to come. th e w«««sl sln*d d o o r. I shouldn't won­
W e chop nn' put up our tw o cord n day.
der If It w as p retty nigh prime, fo r I l ' h
I tell you, bub's g e ttln ’ to be a m aster .............. .... . . . .
InH three It's to get _____
h o In.
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h ey say
li.md w ith hls ax
An’ now ’a t he’s r\ir it ' ¡ i,^ ‘(ll’ ,.v'r.v month th a t's go't
g.it n ch an ce to do chores for hls nn ,f . (n lt ,)Uf ,t n|n*t_ not |„ g,.,,
board an* go to achool he's Axed com - lelnb<,r Ilor ^ .a W Iv In o c t o b e f - a n ’ it
* "A n ' S r q n
nt Bnscom
r.
u ire
sa y s I c'n come
home every Su n d ay !” cried l.nh.
"A n ’ I’ m glad to get sucli lots o f
sew in’,” wild T h a n k fu l. “ I can earn
a dollnr<every w eek.”
"A n ' we’re nil to l’nble w ell.” B n t,
looking over nt hls d aughter, the f a ­
th er supplem ented hls rem ark with,
•That l-\ we lialu't no wus.”
bojriiiM to
fille d In April. Home
kinds does. B u t now It’s m ost Decern-
her. a n ’- a n ’ w ,'H Je st go fo r the fel-
1er. seeln’ 'a t w e're goln' to git
nine IB k.
h a lf a cord o’ wood nt th e sat
Look out sh arp a t the hole when the
tr«*e c o m e , down, fo r lik e -, not he’ll
cu t an* n iu . W e'll fa ll It right In here
clen r."
^ d ry vc h 's ax to t V
2 0 0 0
eve III the so ft wood, w hile Isa a c with
right giHsI will .delivered his less ef-
fectlv e s tn .k c s on the other side.
W hen Ja c o b hud driven his k e rf a lit­
tle Iteyoud the ilecayed cen ter and
luived the ground atsiut him with
broad chips alm ost as w hite as the
snow he heaved a restfu l sigh ami
went around to the other side.
"N ow , I key. you Ju st stun' off out
there all' keep your eye oil the hole
the m inute the tn*e fulls, an' If he
>tTi-rs to come out 'fo re I git there
whack hltu on the head.”
Ja c o b spat u|s>n his hands and re­
sumed his chopping, e x p lo itin g with
•a«*h blow a gns|*ltig "h a h " that seemed
to double Its force, and Isaac tisik his
[wist w ith eyes ttxcd on the trunk where
the llrst b ranches atreteh«*d abroad.
Now the great i n v shivered nt every
•troke, then tottered on Its snp|>ed
foundations and went down w ith an
ici-elernted swts'p and a Anni crushing
boom.
In the succeeding m om ent o f silence
rite raccoon, s o suddenly awakened
fro m tin* com fortable w inter's nap Into
which he hml Jttst fallen , protruded Ills
M u k and grn.v bend front the hoto
J " s*
«,umI
°«dy
•om# ®n *•*»•
,ow l,u,,h cr“ n‘
W e'll carry home
‘ h,,> " «'» I>rl^»*, w ,th
our roast pig or four legged turkey or
w hatever It Is. Au’ now le’s get to
choppln’. for we’ve got to put up our
tw o ro n l nfore n ight."
T h is they accom plished and at night
full Isire homeward their forest trophy.
"T h ere , m other, see w hat we fetched
you !" cried Ja co b , boldbig up his prtse
before his wife.
"W h ere In the livin' e arth did you
get that pig. Jn co b ? It Is n pig, ain't
It?” she usked. m antling It with sd
m iring eyes aud poking Ha fa t rllis
wltb n ••tuitions forefinger
" I t was give to me. an ' yott a in 't to
ask no fpiestlona,” be answ ered.
"H ow come they to skin It? I don't
know ns I ev er s*s» a pig jiktnned an'
the fre t cut off. but It does look real
alee "
“ You m ustn't look a gif» horse In
(he mouth, aia b a iy , Mebbc they want-
ad the skin aud tuebbe th a t's their way
o' d resslu' 'em. Ju st look ut th e > ram
b 'rlcs bub's fetched.
l i e found
lu the woods, au a in 't they nice ones','
was Itolng served Ja c o b ticuu icl a cm
plnccnt sm ile iip 'U bis fatuity ami said1
"N ow 'at we've eat our Thnnkaglv
In' meat I'm gobi' to m ake K id to ai
you one no' all If It w a'ii't gissi ?"
W ith one Vidis« they assente«!.
“ All' IIOW. UOt ti» IH» lll*H.| tifili. |*|
a gobi' to tell you w hat you've lieen
entln' o f."
"Y ou oeisln't tell tue. Ja c o b ." salii
his wife, shaklu g w ith Inugliicr. "I
was co o n !"
"Ilo w ou ulrth (ltd you know. Ma
halyV"
"W h y. I s'm lsrd at Brat you wa
a r" lln'. an' when I sis* a great lung
black and w hite huir Into the i i m i
I kmov li wa n't im pig that If ever
growed on, nn' w hen I com e to And ttu
ring lulled sU u unitor a l«irr«*l In th.«
wimm I shed It was all plain.'
" A h ' you weld right on s u ' conked It
„ an' cut o f It Just tu please me an’ tb
c filitiri-nV W aal. I say for It. Muhuly
Heimelt, ynu be n gtssl wotimn!"
Hin* poured <«ut a secón«! clip o f tea.
olea red her thront and begau will»
hesltatlng worda:
“ I klml o f fo rgot— u u '— klnd o f hateil
to teil yon wlmt Mis' H arker sald y m
tertlny, Ja c o b ,"
lie lis kcd ut her Inqulrlngly wltb a
plecr o f pumpkln pie w llbbi au Inch o f
hls <>|icn niouth.
"M is' H arker's rouslu 'at has been
•*ut west the.v ms- Abrnm Hently, su '
thi* latid be bought out then* ten yeurs
ug«« for most nothin' hns rl* m» on nc-
xiunt o f n big town grow ln' up 'long
«Ul«* o f It 'at It's tundo him rich ."
'
"Y ou don't s a y !" Ja c o b laid dywu
Ills k itif«*. “W all, I'm glad oti't »for
Ills sake all' fo r ouni. He'll ctuii# bs* k
an’ pay up every cen t he u w i* If he's
il.le .”
“T h n t's what site saya be s ly * he'll
lo. hut I shall believe It when 1 mm s-Tt."
*
unti she shook her head. " I t ’s hard
payin’ for a dead hom e."
"H e ’ll do It. M altaly," augi Jacobs
loyal to bis ntiscut friend f ' l l c sar
taltil.v will If h e’s able
Oh Mnhaly.
It most takes my brenth aw ay t«»
think o f liv in’ at the <>>’ ph<«* agnin.
I can Anlsh mv dinner with a thnnk-
ful«*r heart Ju st for the h««isi o f It."
He was not dbuipiKdntrd ami their
next T hanksgiving w as lu their old
home.
P o I t T I . W I i ANI» SU ATT I,!*!
MAY S IIC I ItK I J I I K I l T Y HUI.I,
P o rtla n d . O r., N or. I f .- Im m e­
d ia te step s will he tak en to s«‘ct»r»
fo r th«j Kos** F e stiv a l o f 1909 th e
p resen ce h e re o f th e l.llisrty B e ll,
th«* to k en of A m erican lnd«Vundence
«tiri Its grciU«*st sym b ol of freed om
and liber* y from th e m o th er c o t dry.
Ailvlc«*« have l«««»n received fron olB-
r ia ls o f th e K«-attle exposition thnt
they would <*x«*rt ev«*ry Influent i* s t
th e ir com m and to b ring the boil »red
relic out h ere next Su m m er.
•
U nder no circu m sta n ce s can « th e
I L ib erty B ell leav e I’hlludelphla f lt h -
o ir an olhelal e sco rt compos«*d o f
m em b ers o f th e «rliy g«iv«*rnment, and
up'in the Inst occasio n of Its tea dng
that city , thr«*«* m em b ers o f the «min-
ell accom p anied It.
It was no' a l­
low «*<1 to becom e part o f any ol th e
re g u lar frnln out o f th«* city , but wns
dh oat h«*d on a sp e d a i cur w«fi a
spcclul ingiù«*.
'•«title tue a lte n .,«>ti «>. iue iiiúu tV
and d aughter wns diverted to tbt*
birch burk b asket o f berries, he, with
Koine «piali.«s <>f «.sitiselenee, bore bis
prize to the cellar.
As the next forenoon advanced the
little kitchen w as I1II<*«1 with a savory
. , , .
j . ,,,
o«l.,r o f baking m eat and boiling on-
lulls thin, w henever the door wns o|H*n-
«•d, esi*a|s*«l ahroad In n|ipetlr.liig whiffs
that m ade Isa a c’s mouth w ater.
T h e old t-hs-k never before ticked off
the seconds as delHierately and its
hands never lagged along th eir clrculnr
path so slowly as on th is day. B u t s t
Inst the hour hand arrived a t the fig­
ure 2, the m inute band again reached
12, the long, purring note o f prepnrn
lion sounded. As the second hour w as
stru ck the little fam ily gathered around
the bountiful board and w aited w ith
bowed heads while th e fa th e r devout-
ly thanked the G iver o f all blessings.
"N ow , mother, whnt p art o f th e —ah
—c r itte r will .von tr y ? " Jn co b asked as
he sk illfu lly enrved the Inviting roast.
“A leetle o f the brow nest, please, Jn
cob, nn' not but n m ile.
I’ve K e n
^
J I ovor It no m nrh I don’t neeni to h an ker
She spleens ngln nil wild
fto r „
^ nr,>
Mow- j No on<, but Ja ro b noMrod thnt „ho
and, barely dodging the blow that
Isa a c aim ed at him, cam e scram bling
out w ith more s j h *«*«! than his short
legs would set*m to w arrant. A surer
blow from the m ore d c ilK ru te hand o f
Ja c o b prevented hls escape.
W ith a shout o f trium ph at the uu-
expected sight, Isa a c lifted the limp
form by the hind leg and heaved It
a'T oss the fallen trunk.
“ Hakes nllv«*, fnthcr, he’s ns h«*avy
as a pig. You Ju st h e ft him .”
“ W ell, he Is n g«ssl one-— flft«M*n
rsm r'ls or up w ard ," said Ja c o b a fte r
•arefill and dellliernte hand weighing.
"A n 1 Ju st f«*el o’ the f u r - a s thick as
wool! I reckon hls pelt ’ll fetch h a lf a
dollar, a n ’ you shall have It all. Now
let’s skin him ’fo re he gets cold.”
" I t looks good enough to eat,” sold
the l»oy when the sklnn«*<l csren ss was
InM along the trunk. “ Ain’t eoons good
to e a t? ”
Home folks does e a t ’em an ' allow s
th ey 're a s good as ro ast pig.”
"S a y . fa th er, why ca n 't we have It
*<" T h n n k sg lv ln '?"
^
^Jlo#
"
f,n"
n pn fridge, f don t b llc v e sh e’d
c«K>k It, to sav nothin’ o f e a tln ’ o f It.”
" I t looks ju s t ns good ns a pig. nn’ I
don't see xvhy It n ln 't,” persisted Isnne.
with w istfu l eyes upon (he gnme.
T h en , »ne;'|rgd K a naughty thought,
tasted It cautiously and experim ental-
fTI. ________
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ly. I ll s fears w ere soon relieved by
seeing th at her sp p etlte grew w ith
whnt It fed upon and were quite dls-
pelled when she perm itted him to help
b er again.
When, the d e sse rt o f ru m rk ln pic
—
H S m
a ll for l
P ran k Homo
resid ents ol Mil
S.ilcn i where tli
fu ture residence,
regret to mm * the
\
Tin* new gclioti
iifll rn|iidly and
to be prouil ol ill
C o n tra ct (or
air syntciu lin« 1»
F u rn a c e C o., I’o
la th and p laster »
ol th is c ity .
Jo h n K o iioke
day with a new h
i llcv Gillespi««, ,
Itc ria n c h u rch , w
•oiiietiniv has rut
cos ag ain .
C h as
I loci! It* i
I’ortl.iiK l whi-r«* In
if Jo h ii* !le id c r e r i
Ity
li«* re|N,ru
liuyets for th * .:««n
It S Shaw li lt
lUsillC-h
Thu C u rtis l.nm
|o sta rt sever il ill«
P K >u*k ley a ml
iu r» „ l town
K K W ise a ml I
hack to Mill C ity.
frv in T s y h ir sp
visit in M ill C ity 1«
co n tra cts .
S p ru ce li ■> 11 Im«
i m t r s c i from th e
xn«l will log n (>ri
K S Stiyth r h»8
Chas Hocilli* tlx*
o u tli of M ill C ity .
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G eo T it/ c w lin hi
th e C lin* ll.s .II.* In
h is In m e at Ib rry
iv «tv I I ,..*<),« i- vi
I'rospurity h a - co
T h e C u rtis L im it
ru n n in g full h la -t.
Wo
lions«
wnnt invest«!
J
lilack tio y , pri
ic school h*(t for Su
iP ca cIm r. in s titu te .
T h e C u rtis L um b
for n iio lh er ynk«* of >
lam es C h ris tia n a
m ill-rig h ts h i t
(or
i ’o rtla m l.
F Kitzgerald the
ro resters lodg«* here,
n I’o rlia u il.
U O K I.H s NKWH IN B it IVI*'
‘W HERE IN THE LIVIN’ EARTH DID YOU GET THAT PIG?”
y t
T h e n«*w d iv orce law , ln cr«lsln g
th e period o f r«*nldence frour six
m onths to on e y e a r, wns cn rrltd In
Sou th D nkota by a vote o f 2 to d .
I f tho reco v ery o f P o s tm a s ts 1 K.
W. M organ, o f New Y o rk , who was
shot last w eek, rontlnu«*s, he w^l be
at h ls desk th e first week In I»e-
ccm b er.
O fficial e le ctio n re tu rn s show *Jtat;
th e U nionist party ca rrie d all
ill s«*H*n
seien
d is tric ts «»f P o rto lllc o . T h e i Unám-
1st h ad vocated Independence a in d fA lf-
gov«*rnm«*nt.
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P resid en t Itoosev elt has nppnln n jd
G eorge 8. T e rry to bo Assist
T re a s u re r o f th e United S ta te s ,
succession to H am ilton Pish
T h e U nited Rtati* S te e l corporation
h as decided to expend |5,(>00,0i>,
Kr,.a te r p art o f whlch wlI| ^
X
used to Increnae Its cap acity fir
press«*«! steel ca rs.
T h e Homo M issions o f th e M et!
dlst. ch u rch lust week appropriai^
$ 9 0 0 ,0 0 0 fo r m ission w ork I d Anici
ca. T h e funds a r e to be used larg«*!
fo r work In th e city slu m s and
fro n tie r posts.
T h e grand Ju ry a t N ashville, T e n n i
retu rn ed u tru e b ill In which Colonfl
B. Cooper, hls son. Ilo bln B. (V ip e f,
and e x -Sh erlff J . D. S h a rp a re ViJntly
charged with m u rd erin g e x -S e n iio r
C arm ack and In w hich Sh arp Is lie
d lcK d ulso on th e c h a rg e o f being
an accesso ry b efo re th e fact
P ro fe sso r M ark
W. H arrin g to n ,
fo rm erly c h ie f o f th e U nited S ta te s
W e ath e r B u re a u , who m ysteriou sly
dropppd ou t n t «lnht n early 10 yeara
.g o has been found, a hop elc*« m en-
(a| wrp(,k
th „ New
AayIum
fo r the In san e at M o rris P lain s. Such
k l_____ #K. ,
h. . htt„ n
Is h ls con d ition th a t h e has been un­
ab le to te ll th e asylu m officials sn y -
th in g a b o u t h im self.
Hla w ife re­
cnntly visited th e asylu m and ldc^|l-
fled her m ission hu sband .
D o n 't b irg et th e
her«* I h an k sg iv in g . I
supper $1 •’*<• 8 |iocta
D on 't (orgi t itlii><
p le n tie s every Sntu rd
irnssiou 2 *) am i In cu
Jo h n C o oliii'in got
last w.*i*k, but is able
’ A ngus Hhaw and fa
here lor th e w inter.
H erbie Miuig has !
hom e $ S ta y tm i. Bi
un h i- place.
BW i ns t )rchestrn
for tli ■ ilatic«* here Tli
It 11 C h ap ter will si
e<l stings for tin* pint
Hatnr lay e v en in g .
Mrs R ose Caste«*! i
low weeks visit wi th
land.
Kd JufTy
h otel here.
.a
w.*iti
’’D oc” G oodm an is
lu m b er yard here
Lnt liny sp e n t a I
ap ita l C ity la.-1 week
Pumpkin
T h e follow ing is the
for School D istrict Nc
m o n th of O ctob er. Tl
follows — F ra n c e s K it
pie, Ague* K irsch , I'.vii
8 toward, Addio ¡*<tcwnr
le, Ivy Bald w in, W ilnn
Apple, Kish* A pple. Kl
Htewsril, P erry Haldwii
Ira l e s e l i . N ellie Coi
Everybody com e t«
Bocial^iovuiuber 28th a