Cottage Grove leader., July 02, 1912, Image 2

w o n under tne Droning
sun mm NEW FORM OF OLD SWINDLE GET EARLY CR0P 0F MELONS
TWO WOOD ENGRAVERS LEFT
threatens occasionally to set the as-
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phalt pavements ablase. The Nation­ Spanish
Th®lr Art Waa 8wamped by Photo-M*
Prisoner" Bunco
Game Start Se* d* ln Houa® » nd Transplant
al Press club entertains nearly every
When Danger of Frost It Over
chanical Process, but May
Seems to Hava Coma to L ift Again
distinguished visitor from abroad who
Plan Paya Well.
Be Revived.
In Another Guise.
comes to the capital. Some day Its
Makes His Purchases Like an visitors' book will be of Immense value ' The good old "Spanish prisoner”
(B y M . C O V E R D E L L .)
The Doaslbllity of a revival of the
for the autographs which U con­ bunco game has taken on .a new form.
The following plan may be prac-
art of wood engraving la an ever-recur­
Ordinary Citizen.
tains.
j
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ticed In planting various kinds of
ring subject of discussion.
it will be
It ____
Is about
time.
found to lie ln painter-engraving, that
A fter having done se* da’ but 11
especially adapted to
McLean Baby’s Christmas.
duty
for
many 'vatermelons. since this fruit, when
la original effort, rather than ln the
A good many years ago Thomas P.
SHOPKEEPERS WELCOME HIM Walsh,
reproductive art in which go consum­
gener a 11 o n a of plac®d on th® market early, la a won-
an Irishman, poor In purse, but
mate an achievement was attained in
awlndlers
a n d , derfuI proflt maker-
rich In energy, went to Colorado.
our days.
swindled,
b a c k ' Se‘ sma" ‘ *n cans on live coala and
There be worked aa a laborer and
Book-Shelves of Present President and
almost
to
the beat *bem until the bottoms may be
In the last quarter of the nineteenth
miner. Finally when he had a knowl­
His Predecessor Contrasted— An­
days of Columbus, I removed- Place several cans in a box
century the United States witnessed a
edge of prospecting, Mr. Walsh used
other Sorrow for Mrs. John A.
It has remained and 811 tbem with loose, rich soil,
development of reproductive wood en­
bis senses and bis strength to do
Logan In Death of Her
graving carried to what was apparent­
things for himself. He succeeded so for a clever "steerer" of today to con- prerared Just aa J'0“ would a seed
ly the limit of Its possibilities ln the
well that he acquired many millions, nect It with high Anance. Formerly ! bed for any ° ther klnd of seed
Grandson.
suggestion of tones and textures. The
and then In after life he came with the Intended victim received a le tte r ' Early in the season plant about a
glorious period of success was as re­
his wife and two children to live ln telling of a buried treasure trunk un- doi* n watermelons in each can and
By GEORGE CLINTON.
der the dovecote in the courtyard o f keep tb® box where It Is warm (in
markable ln it i products as It was
City.
Washington. — President T aft oc­ the Capital
A
short in duration. The photo-mechani­
About . _ a #__
year ________________________
ago Thomas F. Walsh the dear old castle on the Guadal- lbe bous® most of the tim e).
casionally goes downtown afoot to do died.
Trouble had come to him In 1 qulvir river, the secret of which the 8Prlnkllng of »and on the surface will
cal process, particularly the now ubi­
bis odds and ends of shopping.
He his latter years. His only son was | rightful owner (at the moment a vie-j b®‘ p to keep down any weeds that
quitous half-tone, swept all before
has made several trips to the business
them, and only two noteworthy mem­
killed In an automobile accident and j tlm of Spain’s Inquisitorial justice I raay »Prtng up.
center recently, mingling with the h!s daughter was badly injured, but and hence Jn ja il) would disclose for | Dampen the soil dally and provide ^
bers of the group of men who made
street and the shopping crowds and do­ she happily recovered and later mar- t a few paltry thousands, cash, strictly, 38 much sunlight as possible by set-
American wood engraving famous—
in g things generally like the ordinary ried Edward Beale McLean, son of in advance— the Inducement being a “ ng ‘ be box *n the window. When UNIQUE REPLIES ARE GIVEN Cole and W olf—are today Btlll regu­
American citizen.
When the presi­ John R. McLean of Cincinnati and third of the treasure, balance to b e lthe day la warm and bright place the
larly practicing the art.
dent goes Into a store, of course, he Washington.
to
prisoner's
beautiful box out of door*, thus supplying those Among Others Pickpocket Said He
Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh delivered
The decay o fwood engraving has
Was In Prison “ As Result of Mo­
Instantly is recognized and there Is la still living, and as she shared many daughter (see Inclosed tintype) and tw0 ®aa®ntiala to plant-production—
been deplored in print and speech
ment of Abstraction.”
evidence of anxiety on the part of each of the early privations of her husband, faithful old servant. Now, however, alr and bgb‘ -
not a few times, and not Infrequently
clerk that at his counter the president she must have been struck by the con­ according to letters received by tenta-j ^ ben the plants are large enough
ln apparent forgetfulness of the fact
The
visitor
was
collecting
Informa­
shall do his shopping.
trast between the scene ln her Wash­ tlve victims ln New York and London, I for transplanting and the danger of
that not only will necessity Insure the
Mr Taft makes liberal purchases ington home a day or two ago and the the prisoner was a banker ln the i froa‘ la over slip the soil together tion, and was taken Into every ceil survival of that whlph fits Its case,
that she might ask each prisoner
and as his patronage carries with It scenes ln the early Colorado days.
Canaries who bolted with a faithful! wlth the young Plants from the cans,
but in this case the revival Is already
what causes had led him to his sad
something in the nature of an adver­
Vincent Walsh McLean, the three servant and his creditors’ money. An Plac® them in a rich hill prepared ex-
with us. But the art has arisen in a
state,
and
the
replies
threw
a
strange
tisement storekeepers hall his coming year-old grandson of Mrs. Walsh, was unlucky mishap caused a ship on PressIy tor ‘ b® purpose, being care-
new form, or rather there is a renais­
with a good deal of satisfaction. Busi­ celebrating the coming of Christmas. which he was bound for Marseilles to, ‘ u! no‘ to remove any of the soil from sidelight on crime.
sance of an old form. It is an open
" I am here," said the pickpocket,
ness comes pretty near to a standstill The child Is heir to an enormous put Into Barcelona, and he was ar- j aroumI the roots of the plants,
question whether there will ever again
“
as
the
result
of
a
moment
o
f
ab­
In the smaller shops when Mr Taft ap­ amount
of
money.
Invited
to rested. But the money had been put
be a general use of wood engraving
After *bey are a11 started growing
pears, and this is not the fault of In­ help him enjoy his Christmas were ln safety, and two drafts for It on a thin them out until there are Ave straction.”
for the purpose of reproducing paint­
“
It
was
simply
an
unfortunate
habit
attentive clerks who, after the first some 35 or 40 children between the London bank, one for £20,000, the Plan,s In a biU-
ings or drawings or photographs. But
of
mine,"
exclaimed
the
incendiary,
minute of the "presence," turn back ages of 18 months and 6 years. They other for £10,000, he placed in a se-1 ^ »I d e s producing an early crop and
there is no doubt that an increasing
“
and
It
caused
me
to
make
light
of
■gain to their ordinary customers who were all the children of either wealth cret drawer in the same old valise. securing a high price for the product
number of artists have been turning
things.”
prefer to turn from the counters to of of high official degree. Descendants
j They are still there. But the valise tbla method is especially commend-
to the wood block, as they have to
"M
e?”
queried
the
forger.
"Nothin’
watch the president while he buys of Gen. Ulysses S. Grant were present | la to be sold with all his effects to able on account of avoiding the dan-
etching or lithography, as a means of
things. It must be rather a trying po­ and of Elibu Root and of other men pay a Ane which has been Imposed ger of lat® froat and destruction by much, really. Only I always had a original, direct expression. Painter-
natural
desire
to
make
a
name
for
sition ln a way but doubtless by this who are or have been presidents, army upon blm, in addition to live years' bugs and worm8. which last-named Is
wood-engraving Is coming to
its
tim e the president Is used to It It Is commanders, senators or foreign am­ Imprisonment.
own.
I a common occurrence at an early myself.”
“
M
ot
brought
me
’ere?"
asked
the
bla custom to make liberal purchases bassadors. It is probable that not In
In this country, the desire for orig­
Meanwhile a fellow prisoner, an 1 s,age where the plants are ProPagated burglar. "Just simply ’cos I tried to
and this custom was carried out to the the history of social life ln the capital Englishman (or American) of good ln the open flcld
inal work first took the form of en­
take
a
full
advantage
of
an
opening
full during the days just before Christ­ have there been gathered together so family, has obliged him with the name
graving direct from nature by some of
Alflo tbe plants wln have secured a
mas, and even now Mr. Taft Is making many little ones who have clutched of the gentleman to whom the letter | growtb °* 8avf yal lncbea before they which was offered In a big commer­ the men who had helped to bring re­
cial
office.
That’s
all,
miss."—
An­
up for certain forgetfulnesses before fast silver spoons ever since they ]g being written, who might be willing are P*aced *n tbe ground and the soil
productive wood engraving to Its high
swers.
Christmas ty laying In a greater store were born.
state of development. Elbridge Kings­
to advance the sum. He Invites this belng free from weed-pests, less labor
o f presents to send to friends.
ley, W. B. Closson, the late Victor
gentleman to come to Madrid and will be required to keep the plahta
Sampson’s Son In Army.
The Deficiency.
thrifty and unobstructed ln their de-
Bernstrom, Henry Wolf and Frank
Books of Two Presidents.
Harold Burling Sampson, son of the meet the faithful old servant, who,
If all the unwritten happenings of French, long known as discerning In­
Theodore Roosevelt used to go shop­ late Admiral Sampson, who was in with the connivance of one of the ' e opmeDt.
the Civil war should be put into print, terpreters of the designs and paintings
ping ln the same way that William H. command of the fleet In front of San­ prison clerks, w ill show him t h
e
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T a ft does.
The former president tiago during the Spanish war, has been drafts. He can then wire to London SHEEP REQUIRE WARM FOLD the result would be an exceedingly of others, felt the impulse of original
human and humorous story.
creation and brought to Its service
bought all kinds of things, but his fa­ appointed a cecond lieutenant In the for confirmation of their value, and
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Said a colonel at kit inspection to their long training and artistic tem­
vorite shopping place was a certain United States army by President Taft. when he Is convinced he is to pay With Proper Methods of Feeding and
Private Flanigan;
perament — Weitenkampf in Scrib­
book store where he would go and Young Sampson wanted to follow his £400 to the prison clerk, who will
Care Animals Will Emerge from
"Yes, shirts, socks, all very good, ner’s.
spend an hour or two every little while father ln a sea career, and he was hand the documents to him. Then the
Winter in Good Condition.
now you can assure me that all the
looking over the new books and old appointed to the United States Naval faithful old servant will accompany
articles of your kit have buttons on
books, giving perhaps a greater part Academy. He was compelled to leave b1“ to London to cash the drafts, and
Sheep, as a general rule, emerge them?”
MEXICAN
at his time to ancient volumes, many after having served as a cadet only he is to receive £12,400 for his serv­ from the winter in a poorer condition
" I can not, sir,” said Private Flani­
o f them second-hand, in the hope of two years. So It Is that from the ices.
than they enter It. If proper methods gan, reluctantly.
finding something of Interest not only navy to the army has been transferred
of feeding and care are used the re­
"H o w ’s that, sir?”
because of Its text, but because of its
a name Intimately connected for years METER STAMPS FOR LETTERS verse of thia should b« the case.
“ A in’t no buttons on the socks
rarity.
with the sailor life
Sheep will thrive much better on sir.” — Youth's Companion.
President Taft’s White House office
Vandalism In Washington.
Proposal to Adopt System Which ’ i ° r_a? ! „ " 0P*,\han. on_ d_ry feed ; bence |
library consists almost entirely of law
the advisability of sowing some forage
As a result of the work of the
Wilt Do Away With the Present
Preaching and Practice.
books. There were not more than two
crop which will grow late in the fall.
FOR SORE SHOULDERS.
vandal
who
mutilated
the
picture,
Idea
of
Postage.
The college Instructor should take
or three law books ln 'he office of for­
Several
crops
have
proved
very
satis-1
pains to practice what he preaches.
I J ... B eck & Son, Center!ield, Utah, w rite .:
m er President Roosevelt, lor he was “ Perry at Lake Erie," which hangs
Collectors o f postage stamps w ill factory, but none probably more so.
" W e aell M e x ic a n M u s ta n g L in im e n t and I
One member of a class in English
no lawyer and was willing to admit It. In the senate wing of the Capi­
h a v e a g o o d s a le fo r it, especially in thresh-
be Interested ln knowing of a proposal tban c°wpeas. This plant grows lux- composition brought his theme to the
ing tim e fo r horses' sore shoulders."
In the White House proper today ln tol, the police watchfulness suppos­
to
adopt
the
New
uriantly
and
has
a
large
percentage
I t contains noalcoboland soeann nt stin g M
professor after recitation hour in or­
the study of Mr Taft there are books edly has been redoubled. If they
in cases o f open wounds. Soothes and |
Zealand
Bystem of Protein. Being a legume. It also der that the professor might read a
relieves strained ligaments a t once.
,
o f all kinds, poetry. Action, history, should treble the police force ln the
and
abolish
the
®nriches
the
soil
by
the
addition
of
marginal correction which he had
\ 25c. 50c. $1 a bottle at D ru g A G e n ’ I S t s r e . |
essays and miscellaneous works. On District, however, the chances are
use
of
postage
nitrogen,
one
of
the
main
elements
of
written, and which the pupil had been
the same shelves when Mr. Roose­ that a malicious person could cut any
stamps altogeth- Plant food- Cowpens should be plant-1 entirely unable to make out.
v e lt was president was a great col­ picture or damage anv statue that
Learn to Swim.
er.
If
this Is ed ln May- June, and the earlier part
“ Why,” explained the professor,
lection of nature books.
He had he chose, unimpeded; but. of course,
Of the thirty-third victim of drown­
done, the value o f of July- The amount of seed to plant "that says, ’ Write more plainly.’ ”—
he
would
have
some
difficulty
In
es­
works on birds, mammals, mollusks
ing ln the waters near St. Louis this
many .stamps now
‘ b® acre !» from 20 to 40 pounds,
Youth’s Companion.
and In fact on every form which living caping after the act.
season his mother said: "H e was a
ln the hands of
Tbe cbange from green food to dry
The
capital
city
has
been
remarkab-
nature assumes. Including vegetable
food should be made gradually. Straw,
wonderful athlete. He could do any­
ly
Immune
from
acts
of
vandalism
of
collectors
will
soar
amazingly,
NO
DANGER.
Hfe. It must not be supposed from
thing except swim, and I'm sure 1
The plan suggested Is that Instead fodder, silage and alfalfa are some
this
kind
in
the
past.
Relic
hunters
this that Mr. Roosevelt did not have
don't know why he never learned." It
of laying ln a supply of postage °J the dry feeds which may be used,
poetry. Action, history, essays and mis­ occasionally have chipped pieces of
Is evident that this mother was not
statuary and have tried to break bits stamps or buying one or two at a Cleanliness In both watering and feed­
cellaneous works, for It is generally
averse to her son’s learning to swim.
you have
stamp ing troughs Is essential. A good way
off bronze ralsed work doors, but the time.
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admitted that he was the greatest
Unfortunatelly many women are op-
damage ln the main has been sllghL : meter Installed In your office or home. \ t0 keeP tb® troughs clean Is to turn
reader who ever served as president
posed to boys acquiring this useful
President Receive. Socks.
A letter to be mailed Is Inserted ln ‘ hem over after the sheep have eaten
o f the United States and be had and
art. fearing accidents while learning.
Among
President
Taft
s
holiday
the
meter
and
rubber-stamped
with
*
’
has a remarkable faculty of remem-
This Is unwise.
presents
was
a
pair
of
hand
made
knit
au
official
mark
which
serves
the
pur^,
J
*
*
.boring everything that he reads.
If one travels at all. it Impossible
socks sent to him from War Branch,1 pose of an ordinary postage stamp. g
■
£ f° ld ab° " ,d he made- of
Mrs. Logan’s Afflictions.
to avoid the water. With two-thirds
K y„
by Miss Elizabeth Brock,
who The meter records the number of let- ‘ g
hoa d fencing which breaks the
T h e body of Captain began Tucker.
of the earth’s surface covered by wa­
sent with the gift a letter ln which ters stamped ln this way, and when wlnd and also makes the sheep more
Mrs. John A. Logan's grandson, who
ter tbe chances are numerous that Ig­
It
she said that she hoped the president the government agent comes around! secure from dogs and wolves.
died In New York the other day, has
norance of swimming may be fatal.
would wear the socks un cold, damp to read the meter he collects for th e ! sbould be large enough to provide
room
for
all.
There
should
be
no
cold
been burled ln the tomb of his grandfa­
Swimming is one of the moat health­
number of stamps recorded ln the ma­
days.
drafts
through
sheep’s
quarters.
ther. General Logan. In the Soldiers'
ful and enjoyable of exercises, with
,
Presidents of the Untied States get chine.
Home cemetery, Mrs. John A. Logan, many presents, most of which are re- j
advantages of still greater Importance.
The use of envelopes with a printed
who was In a good many respects the turned to the donors If 1» can be done stamp ln ordinary black type on the
The drowning of good swimmers la
No Royal Road to Success.
strong right arm of the general during gracefully. Gifts of great value al­ upper right hand corner. Instead of
exceptional, while the loss of life of
Too many people have the idea that
his lifetime, still lives in Washington. ways are returned unless they are sent the colored adhesive stamp, has al­ the poultry business Is a sinecure— an
those who cannot swim and get Into
She writes for the press and the mag­ for some specific occasion like a wed- j ready appeared In this country, espe- easy way to make money. Nothing
deep water la the rule. Swimming
should be taught In all the schools,
azines occasionally and despite her ding anniversary or a birthday, and d a lly among large business houses,
Is farther from the truth. This coun­
years Is still an exceedingly active are made for personal and not at all j
and those who have not acquired tbe
try Is strewn with wrecked poultry
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woman 8he has had more sorrows
whose
ambitious
owners
Arabella—I can only be a sister to art as children should learn It at
for official reasons
Small gtf,s Q R flB S THEIR FAVORITE FOOD plants,
In recent years than ordinarily fall to where the Inspiration Is simply from
thought that all one needed to do was you, A lgy; but— er— I hope you won't once.— St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
the lot of womankind. Her only son the heart, are accepted almost Invar­ _
_.
. _
...
—
-
. ! to build houses, stock them with hens, pine away and die.
Peculiar
Diet
of
Brazilian
Dogs,
Bom.
emp,oy
^ ^
^
^
Bishop Waa Ready for Them.
waa killed ln battle In the Philippines. iably.
Algy— Oh! no; I ’ve got your sister-
of Which Are to Be Placed In the
A atory is told of a certain Norman
Mrs. Logan accompanied the body to
tbe
money.
in-law all picked out!
Jones Controversy Reopened.
bishop, who preached so eloquently
London Zoo.
thta country. Now her grardson, also
Success with poultry means much
Washington Is Interested ln the re­
against the wearing of long hair before
an army officer. Is dead. Mrs Logan
work,
great
attention
to
details,
and
Mind on Business,
Henry I. and hit courtiers, that they
A collector for the London Zoo has
la deeply Interested In everything con­ opening of the controversy as to
above
all
a
willingness
to
work,
H er Father—I don't know about let­ Save ln on the spot and agreed to
nected with the armed servicer of the whether or not the real body of John succeeded ln capturing several crab­ prompted by an Intense love for the
ting you have my daughter, Mr. Sell­ have their locks shorn. No sooner
hunting and crab­
country Her hair la pure white, but Paul Jonea waa secured when the
grave was opened In Paris and the
eating
dogs ln business. Unless one can measure up ers. W ill you take care of her in bad they made their decision than the
she keeps the appearance of youth.
to
those
requisites
of
success
he
will
good style?
remains was brought to the United
Brazil. The dogs
w is« prelate, who had provided for
Plana of National Praia Club.
Her Suitor (in the retail line)— I ’ll just auch a contingency, pulled out a
are half-fox, but save money by staying out of the
One of the thriving Washington States to be placed in the chapel at
game.
guarantee It, Bir, or— or return the pair of shears from hla sleeve and
Charles Henry Hart of
they do not seem
Institutions Is the National Presa Annapolis.
goods.
Philadelphia has reopened the con­
to care very much
soon removed the curia of the whole
d o b ln which virtually all the cor­
To Dry Pick Chicken*.
court.
for poultry. They
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respondents and local
newspaper troversy. He denies That the body
T o dry pick chickens properly the
Dodging PaymenL
hare been known
men have membership, with a great which was secured was that of tbe
M oth er, w ill find Mr*. W tn ,lo w *, »n o th in .
work should be done while the chick­
“ Beautiful weather we've been hav­ Syrup the beet rem edr to use for th e ir c h lk lre j
non-resident list on which the names great Scotch-Amertcan aea fighter, and to turn up their noses at nice fat pul- ens are bleeding; do not wait and let
lu r in g P ie teeth in g period.
ing.”
appear of hundreds of the well-known In a book which he Intends for priv­ lets and go Ashing for crabs Instead.
the body get cold. Dry picking Is
"Y es; but we'll pay for this fine
newspaper men of the United States. ate circulation he gives his reasons, The dogs hunt ln packs along the
Benny on the Carp.
hanks of the rivers ln the Amazon much easier done while the bodies are weather later during the winter.
T h e club haa had a great holiday time for the doubt In the matter.
Tbe German carp Is a creature
warm.
Be
careful
not
to
break
or
“
I
won’t.
I'm
going
to
spend
the
John Paul Jones' body has not yet valley, and the crawfish and land
o f It In a properly quiet way Hospital­
shaped so as to resemble a fish. It
•ear the skin.
winter in the south of France.”
ity has marked the season as It been placed ln the chapel at An­ crabs o f that region are their espe­
can swim ln any kind of water, and
cial
prey.
The
crabs
often
put
up
a
napolis. but Is reposing ln Its metal
•hould.
has one eye on each side of lta bead.
Good
Flock
of
Sheep.
Nowadays.
vigorous
fight,
but
the
dogs
have
a
During the next few months there coffin under the stairway In Bancroft
A good flock of sheep looks good to
Visitor— So your agricultural show Its food consists of small black bass
w ill be many entertainments at the Hall, which Is the great barracks of way of turning them over and biting
the
owner
and
It
la
a
comfort
and
con­
was
a great success? Big exhibit of and three cornered pieces of boiled
them
ln
a
vital
spot
just
as
the
thor-
press club, and they promise to be of the sailor boys.
potato. You catch a carp by throwing
solation
to
have
them
on
the
farm
live
stock,
I suppose!
• character which will excite country-1 William T. Lopp, who Is ln charge ough-bred terrier polishes off a rat.
a stone ln the water to attract lta
where
they
can
be
utilised
and
made
Native—
Nope.
Not
a
one.
You
see,
w ide Interest. Last year at the club of the government's reindeer service
attention and then letting down a hook
to
pay
well
for
tbe
feed
and
care
be­
we
had
to
nse
that
space
to
park
the
there waa a debate at to the compara­ In Alaska, has just come to Washing­
The Cynic.
baited wltb a nice piece of garbage.
automobiles ln.— Puck.
tiv e merits of whiskers and bald beads ton. He believes that within the next
Tbe latest advice to persons who stowed on them.
Tbere are people ln St. Joe who will
aa nlda to statesmanship.
Columns 25 years with the reindeer of Alaska wish to lire to be 100 years old Is
pay ten or fifteen cents for a big, fat
Secret of Fattening Turkeys.
Soup and Hash.
w ere printed about this affair, with Jo­ Increasing at tbe present rate there this;
carp,
but as for me I would rather
The
secret
of
fattening
turkeys
Is
“ Does death end all?” asked the
seph G. Cannon, former speaker of the will be 2,000.000 prime animals In the | "L o ve people and make them love
have a Welsh rabbit or a pound of
to
feed
them
all
the
grain
they
will
solemn boarder.
bouse o f representatives, leading one territory which can be drawn on by you. Don't worry and forget about
eat: have a good water supply near. | ’’Not for a week o r so ln case of a angel cake.— "Benny,” ln the Chicago
aide o f the debate on behalf of whls- 1 (he people of the United States to re- your nerves.”
Tribune.
and
Induce
them
If
possible
to
roost
turkey,” answered the cheerful board­
kera and Representative
Nicholas j enforce their meat supply
Reindeer I W ell, people who practice that sort
at
night
Inside
of
s
well-ventilated
er.
Longworth o f Cincinnati, leading the ■beer Is said to be excellent food, o f thing may reach 100, but they’ll
Sure Enough.
other side on behalf of bald heads.
Today It Is eaten occasionally by the have mighty little money when they building.
The teacher had been telling th «
Something of similar nature, and | rich, who ln the day when It becomes get there.
The Harvest.
class about the rhinoceros family,
Turkey! Are Neglected.
,
y « t entirely different, wtll be one of the | a cheap article may perhaps lose their j
First Boy— I saw you climbing “ Now, name some things," eald she,
’ ■
Blither
In
practice
or
in
theory
any­
features of the program for the time taste for It. but If all vhat la said of
Farmer Brown’s apple tree. Did you ! "that are very dangerous to get near
Our Language.
between now and early summer, when j Its excellence of flavor and Its sua- { " I bear that Rankman Is up ln the body ran raise chickens, bat few per-1 get anything?
to. and that have horns." “ Automo­
son*
make
a
buatnesa
or
even
a
pas
a ll Washington activities lag except talcing qualities be true reindeer meat afr about bis affairs.”
Second Boy— Yep— the stummick biles!” replied little Jennl* Jones,
time
of
ratline
tnrkeva.
of congress, which at times must I one day may be popular to tbe masse«
promptly— Unidentified
ache.
"Is there ground for the rumor?”
UFI ISJMPPER
MUSTANG
LINIM ENT
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