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About The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972 | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1909)
; V S3..Wr . Ml I . II . I 1 1 I I J . . ' ; I p Copyright,' iQOQfby Thf North? American Co PORTLAND, OREGON, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 12, 1909 y6?J3W . 1 J-k KHOw'fMOitTmo V'T Till Wt HAvt t f lln frlS. - NJ'J lSZ l ' .Cf s 1 XT' Vf' - I-M0OP6i.M S AHOTHtA PUMPKIN -'; 4 IW(l!MW fmfSt-'fPTA ' . A , "3 -Pte if i 1 IPh : - 1. Peter, Peter, pumpkin eater, had a wife and couldn't keep her; Put her in a pumpkin shell, and there he kept her very well. Nip and Tuck were filled with glee at this most wondrous sight to see. 2. A pumpkin with pie crnst for floors, and doughnut windows, tarts for doors. v They used the pumpkin seeds for chairs some of the seeds they used for stairs. "And so you see," said Mother Goose, "the pumpkin is well put. to use." I ... - 6OV00 eiLoG-n thi I '. tf U-",3S mif iS. '' . L j 3. House rent they never had to pay, for when the pumpkin wore away They found another one to suit, and moved in, baggage, bed and boot. Sometimes there was the deuce to pay : the neighbors ate the house away. 4. Simple Simon fished a lot; he'd wet a line'in pail or pot. Said he: "I'd .rather try a pail, 'cause then, maybe, I'll catch a whale.' And so he'd sit and fish all day -and fish his feeble brains away. r siissaassi;: s js jfcM&Cl&t&w- f- ZU' m?3 yjjrMc f$L- 5.' , your papas like poorSimon too the very same thing he -will do. Hell fish until the day Is done, and then come, home without a one. -Ypxd .oy t and Jired. $untfurncd'aftd.50f and swearithat he-will go.no.mop(5. C.,:SimpIe Simon pity him !) one day sawed off a cherry limb. " He should have sat upon the tree. and sawed away, the'limbb-yoirsee. InsteM,oiJthat, Jieturnediaw