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WAR CONTRACTORS SUED
WORLD HAPPENINGS
OF CORREN! WEEK
$29,000,000 Sought From Army Camp
B uilders F rau d Charged.
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s u i ts s e e k in g re co v ery of la r g e s u m s
W a sh in g to n , D. C. — Six a d d itio n a l
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Charges Laid to Efforts
Shield Defendants.
D a lla s .— At a sp ecial e le c tio n a few
day s a g o th e peo ple of F alls C ity voted
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from C laud Ellison.
K l a m a t h F a lls.— T h e c o u n ty b u d g e t j
c o m m i t t e e in a re p o r t filed S a t u r d a y j
fixed t h e n e c e s s a r y ta x for t h e c o m ­
ing y e a r a t $549,966, a n i n c r e a s e of
2760 o v e r l a s t y e a r.
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sent an invitation
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s a n d every
P u s s In th e village, fo r she w anted
her d a u g h te r to have the very largest
p u rty t h a t h a d ever been held in Kit-
tow n on h e r birthday.
E v e ry o n e w a s glad to come, and,
an yw ay, a s Pussy P uss urn's f a t h e r
w as th e one th a t governed the neigh­
borhood, th e y felt bound to be p re s ­
ent, a n d so all day th ere w ere g reat
p re p a r a ti o n s going on, all try in g to
look th e i r best a t th e wonderful b ir th ­
d a y p a rty . I t w as to be a n outdoor
aff a ir an d t h e b a rn was to be used
fo r games, an d a s soon a s It w as
d a r k Mrs. l ’ussum s an d h e r d a u g h ­
t e r stood by th e g arden g a te to re­
ceive th e i r guests.
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all directions. “T h e r e comes Miss
S a le m .— T h e r e a r e a t th e p r e s e n t
t h a n $50,000,000.
tim e 116 r e g i s te r e d a r c h i t e c t s in O re ­
E v e n ts e f N o te d People, G o v ern m en ts
A cco n j t n g to official figures. C a m p A tto r n e y - G eneral C ites S te p s T a k e n gon, a c c o r d i n g to a re p o r t p r e p a r e d
by t h e s e c r e t a r y of th e s t a t e b o a rd of
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a r c h i t e c t e x a m i n e r s filed w ith t h e gov­
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llM t of th e w a r t'8 n t0 n ,n e n t p ro je c ts.
A n t i - T r u s t Law.
e r n o r S a tu r d a y .
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¡th e V irg in ia tr a in i n g c e n te r, $13,846,
St. H e le n s .— F iv e of th e 16 ro ad d is­
1000 at C e n te r, $11,296,000 a t D odge
W a s h i n g to n , D. C.— W ith th e c h a rg e tr ic ts in C o lu m b ia c o u n ty h a v e voted
T h e s e n a t e Judiciary co m m itte e , , 3 545 000 a t n u $ i 2,748,000 a t P ik e
sp ecial t a x e s f o r ro ad im p ro v e m e n t.
T u e s d a y re c o m m e n d e d co n firm a tio n of a n d $9 8go ooo a t T r a v ig. C a m p K nox t h a t his a s s a i l a n t s a r e s e e k i n g to
T h is is in a d d itio n to the g e n e ra l levy
P ie r c e B u tler, St. P au l a tt o rn e y , nom- a ( stitHOn Ky f holdB th e high record shield p e r s o n s w ho a r e b e in g o r a b o u t
fixed by th e co u rt. T h e a m o u n t to
ln a t e d by P r e s i d e n t H a rd in g to be an ^ COgt, $18,733,189 h a v in g b een paid,
to be p ro s e c u te d , A tto rn e y -G e n e ra l be r a i s e d w ill b e a b o u t $45,000.
a s s o c ia te Justice of th e s u p r e m e c o u rt a c c o r J j n g to w n r d e p a r t m e n t reco rd s,
D au g h e rty s l a m m e d b ack S u n d a y n ig h t
S a le m .— F o r t h e y e a r 1922, up to and
W . F. T h ieh o ff, w ho e n te r e d th e for its c o n s tru c tio n .
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T h e p ro jects, c o n tr a c to r s an d s u m s a t th e g ro u p s in a n d o u t of c o n g re s s in clu din g N o v e m b e r 30, t h e r e w ere re g ­
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y e a r s a g o a s a sectio n lab o rer, !»«■ TravU> 8 a n A n to n lo. Tex., S to n e &
T h e a t t o r n e y - g e n e r a l m a d e public t o t a i o{ 133,816 m o to r vehicles, 3203
In i n a p p o in te d g en e ra l m a n a g e r of W e b s t e r , $3,000,000; C a m p Lee, P e t e r s
his
a n s w e r to th e 14 sp e c ific a tio n s su p m otorcycles, 541 de a le rs, 12,115 e b a u f
t h e lin e s e a s t of th e M issouri riv er, burg, K a n , R h in e h a rd & D ennis, Inc.,
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pie of O regon to give freely fo r th e Des Moines, la., C h a r le s Weitx Sons,
T a k in g up e a c h o n e of t h e 14
tions in th e $1,250,000 e n d o w m e n t c a m ­
re lie f of m ore t h a n a m illion d e s t it u te $4,500,000, and C a m p Dix, W rig h ts-
c h a r g e s of f a i lu re o r r e f u s a l to e n ­ paign now b e in g c o n d u cte d by W il­
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fo rce a n t i t r u s t a n d o t h e r law s, of la m e tt e u n iv e rsity .
r ito ry a n d th e n e a r east.
500,000.
u n w a r r a n t e d e x e rc is e of c le m e n c y In
S alem .— L o a n s in O regon in v olv­
T h r e e c h ild re n w e re b u r n e d to
th e c a s e s of in f lu e n tia l o ffe n d e rs, of ing th e irre d u c ib le school fu n d s a g g r e ­
d e a th , tw o w e re re p o r te d d y in g . 30
n e g le c t to p r o s e c u te w a r p ro f ite e r s g a te $6,447.864.50, a c c o rd in g to a fl-
m o r e receiv ed pain fu l b u r n s an d w ere
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p u t u n d e r c a r e of p h y sic ia n s, an d
p r o c e d u r e In t h e ra ilro a d In ju n c tio n by G eo rg e G. B ro w n , clerk of t h e s t a t e Mrs. P u ssu m s. “ Well, sh e w on’t be
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t h a t d e s tro y e d t h e H igh P o in t school,
p a r t y ; an d I do believe site lias a
W a s h in g to n , 1). C. — C o n g re s s p u t d e n ie s t h e e x is te n c e of a n y b a s is of e st a t th e r a t e of 6 p e r cent.
a b o u t sev en m iles so uth of Covington,
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T h e a n s w e r Is a d d r e s s e d to th e c o m ­ the c o s t of g ra i n an d hay, local milk
Isn't m uch of a catch, fo r he is old,
D iscov ery of ric h dep osits of rad iu m w ith t h e en d in g of th e special sessio n,
m i t t e e on Jud iciary, w hich will h e a r d is tr i b u to r s F r i d a y a d v a n c e d th e price b u t th e n it Is h e r las t chance, so sh e
ore in t h e Belgian Congo h a s cau sed w hich h a d been called p ri m a r i ly to te s t i m o n y b e a r i n g on th e c h a r g e s
of m ilk 1 c e n t a q u a rt. T h e d i s t r i b u ­ c a n 't be fussy.
a b r e a k of $ >0,000 a g ra m in t h e price, ,.o n g|,jei. ti,e sh ip p in g bill, a n d t h e b r o u g h t by R e p r e s e n t a t i v e K eller. Mr.
“A nd t h e r e is Mrs. Yellow Cut.
tors d e c la re d t h e p rice of d a ir y feeds
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b e e n f u r t h e r explored, officials of th e D e c e m b e r session.
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w ould n ev er go to a stylish party .
t h a t t h e c o m m it te e will find no
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b u rg said T u esd ay .
w ith in t e n m in u tes , t h e e x tr a ses sio n ,
a b o u t C3 y e a r s o l d , ' d u r i n g a fit of sh e h n s n ’t even th a t ."
b eg u n tw o w eek s ago, a d j o u r n i n g a t m e n t , b u t h e d e c lin e s to pro d u ce m a n y
Mrs. P u ss u m s stopped talk in g long
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w ith a d a u g h t e r in M onm outh. P h y ­
m e n 's a ss o c ia tio n by W. T. D u m b leto n
sh e beg an again. “ Here conies dain ty
T h e r o u t in e se s s io n s w in d in g up th e f o r m a ti o n t o o ff e n d e rs w ho a r e being
sic ia n s w e re called from th is c ity and Miss W hite, an d I do believe Mr.
a n d W . A. L e u e n b e r g e r of T a c o m a sp ecial sessio n a n d o p e n in g t h e new o r m a y be p ro s e c u te d .
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value, R o b ert B. Allen of th is city, th e s e n a t e re p u b lic a n s to th e d e m o ­ s p i r e d m o r e by a d e s i r e to p ro t e c t
s e c r e t a r y of the asso ciatio n , a n n o u n c ­ c r a t ic fili b u s te r a g a i n s t th e D y e r a n t i ­ th o s e c h a r g e d a n d th o s e w ho will be re c e n tly frdm s o m e of t h e l a r g e s t in ­
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B y John Kendrick Bangs.
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t h e m id sh ip m en a f t e r t h e football n o m i n a ti o n of P ie rc e B utler, S t. P aul g o v e r n m e n t d u r i n g th e e m e r g e n c ie s of p a n ie s to r e p e a l o r w e a k e n th e pres-
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g a m e a t P h ila d e lp h ia la s t S a t u r d a y In a t t o r n e y , to be a s s o c ia te ju s t i c e of th e w ar.
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R ic h m o n d , Va.— Dr. E r n e s t C. Levy, c o u n ty 's ro ad w o r k e r s c o m p le te d th e
T e a c h e r s should h a v e a v o cab u la ry s e s s io n w ith a m e s s a g e s t r e s s in g t h e p r e s i d e n t of th e A m erican H e a lth as- c o u n ty c o u r t 's p ro g r a m an d c le a n e d
of b e tw e e n 1500 and 4000 w ords. T h e a d m i n i s t r a t i o n d e s ire for e n a c t m e n t of a o cla tio n , a n n o u n c e d S u n d a y w h a t he up s e v e r a l jo b s besides, le a v in g Tilla-
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pro fessio n al m a n should h a v e from th e s h i p p in g bill, f a r m c re d i ts le g i s l a ­ t e r m s t h e s t r a n g e s t c a s e k n o w n to j m ook h ig h w a y s In t h e b e s t c o nditio n
in t h e c o u n ty 's histo ry .
1500 to 3000 w ords, w hile t h e ditch tion an d th e a n n u a l sup ply bills in th e m e d ic a l scien ce.
d ig g e r m ay g et alo ng w ith 300 w ords, h o p e of c le a n in g up all b u s in e s s by
It Is t h e b ir th to a w o m an In V ene I V ale —O ne of Vale's b u sin e ss blocks
T h is w a s told to th e t e a c h e r s of M arch 3 an d av o id in g an e x t r a ses Ziiela of five n o rm a l c h il d r e n w ithin w a s w ip ed out by a fire of u n d e te r m in -
M arion co u n ty a s s e m b le d in an n u a l j sion of th e new c o n g r e s s n e x t sp rin g . e lg h t h o u rs .
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T h e c a s e w a s b ro u g h t to Dr. L ev y 's m o r n in g w ith a d a m a g e of $30,000. T h e
Walter 1. Robiuoa
Dr. C arl O. D oney, prei Ident of Wil- by th e ho u se, is s ch ed u led t o be a t t e n t i o n by Dr. C h a rle s C a r r a c r i s t l of W a r m S p rin g s Dry G oods sto re , and
b ro u g h t b e fo re th e s e n a t e la te th is C o lu m b ia u n iv e r s it y . Ju s t b ack from Rex t h e a t e r w e re a to tal loss a n d th e . ■ . V . V . V . V . V . V A V . V . V . V . V . V
la m e tt e u n iversity.
w eek. It will be t a k e n up W e d n e s d a y S o u th A m erica.
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b laze w as co ntrolled.
T ' y »NT Jumble you r accounts.
able d iam o n d o u t of its s e t t i n g in a T h e r e w e r e in d ic a tio n s M onday, h o w ­ y e a r s old. S h e w o rk e d a s a la b o r e r
S a le m .— T h e r e w ere t h r e e fa ta li ti e s
W h e th e r one m anag es a big busi­
rin g t h a t she p rized v ery highly. A fter ever. of so m e delay In th is p ro g r a m m e . in a m i n e u n til tw o h o u rs b e fo re th e
in O re g o n due to in d u s tr i a l a c c i d e n ts ness or h a s no g re a te r financial prob­
m a n y d a y s of se a r c h an d w o rry o v er R e p u b lic a n m e m b e r s a r e d is p o sed to b irth s.
d u r i n g t h e w eek e n d in g N o v e m b e r 30. le m s to solve th a n th ose in connection
th e loss of h e r d iam o n d , to h e r g re a t fig h t t h e M adden a m e n d m e n t r e q u i r ­
a c c o r d i n g to a re p o r t prepare«! by th e w ith th e m an ag e m en t o f hom e ex­
s u r p r is e and d e lig h t s h e found it r e ­ ing a n n u a l a p p r o p r ia t io n s o u t of th e
penses, he will a s s u r e him self of g r e a t ­
X-Ray W i t h e r s E x p e rt.
s t a t e in d u s tr i a l a c c i d e n t c o m m is sio n '
cen tly in th e g izzard of a c h ic k e n th a t m e r c h a n t m a r in e fun d for d ir e c t aid
e r h a p p in e s s if he keeps t>ooks. N ot in­
P a r i s .— P r o f e s s o r V alllan te, d ir e c to r h ere. T h e v ic tim s w e re : E a r l P e r k i n s , j
sh e w a s d r e s s in g fo r d in n e r , b u t it | to sh ip o w n ers.
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h o sp ital, u n d e r w e n t h is 13th o p e ra tio n E ric k s o n , lo gger. S t H elen s, a n d J a c k s u lt o f hom e m an ag e m en t than come to
ical actio n t h a t it w as h a r d l y reco g ­
S ho e S ty les W astefu l.
fo r a m p u t a t i o n S u n d a y m a d e n e c e s ­ M clver, c a r p e n t e r a n d m illw rig h t. th e e x ecu tiv es of t h e biggest com m er­
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W o m e n of th e U n ite d sa r y by th e w ith e r in g e f f e c ts of X-rays W in c h e s te r .
d o n el Alvin W. Owsley, n a tio n a l S ta t e s w e a r m o r e t h a n 1.600,000 dlf- d u r i n g th e lo ng e x p e r i m e n t s th a t h a v e
S a le m .— T h e p o p u latio n a t th e Ore- 1 ho o th e r reaso n th a n th a t they n e v e r
know w h e re th ey s ta n d or w h ere th ey
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m a n d e r of t h e A m erican L egion, I fe re n t s ty le s of shoes, W illiam A. Dur- won him p ro m in e n c e . H is r i g h t fore­
gon s t a t e p e n i t e n t i a r y w hich la s t Aug- ¡
a r e coming out financially.
•vos t h a t t h e b e s t w ay fo r th e gln, c h ie f of th e div isio n of sim plified a r m w a s a m p u t a t e d in a n eff o rt to
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u to se r v e th e c o u n tr y Is for It p ra c t ic e of th e d e p a r t m e n t of com s t o p t h e c re e p i n g X ra y m a la d y . T h e
c o rd in g to a r e p o r t p r e p a r e d by p riso n I ca m e Into the world, crude m e th o d s of
to o b ta i n legislation t h a t w ould t a k e m ere«, d e c la re d h e r e before th e c o n ­ o p e r a t io n s , w hich h a v e s u c c e e d e d one
o fficials S u n d ay . In A u g u st t h e popu- i boo kkeeping w ere employed. S e a rc h e rs
c a r e of all d isab led ex s e r v ic e m e n an d v en tio n o f th e S h ip p e r s ' W a r e h o u s e a n o th e r , w e r e b eg u n on- P r o f e s s o r
la tlo n re a c h e d th e h ig h e s t ti d e f o r s e v ­ in t h e ru in s of an cient Babylon have
t o p re v e n t u n e m p lo y m e n t.
H e a n ­ a n d D is trib u tin g a ss o c ia tio n .
H u n ­ V a illa n te 's left s id e w ith t h e re m o v a l e ra l y e a rs . T h e d e c r e a s e In t h e nura- com e across movable clay tablets, upon
n o u n c e d t h a t h e would s t a r t o n I>e- d r e d s of t h o u s a n d s o f d o lla rs would of h is fin g e rs a n d en d in g w ith th e
L h e r of in m a te s , o fficials said, prob- 1 u M d t
e m b e r 28 on a n atio n wide t o u r of I be sav ed , he said, if th e sizes a n d a m p u t a t i o n of h is a r m a t t h e sh o u ld er, «bly w a s d u e t o t h e fact t h a t few of j ness.
Im prov em e n t In m e th o d s of
In s p ectio n for th e legion T e x a s , Call ty p e s o f c o n ta i n e r s used in p a c k in g T h e d is e a s e h a s now a t t a c k e d h is th e c ir c u it c o u r t s held se s s io n s d u r
boo kkeeping h a s come th roug h t h e ages
an d t h e r e is no excuse fo r an y o n e in
fo rn la, O rego n a n d W a s h in g to n will s h o e s sh o u ld be red u ced .
rig h t side.
ing t h e m o n t h s of S e p te m b e r o r Octo- j
th is «lay hav ing th e i r happ iness bllght-
be a m o n g th e f i r s t s t a t e s visited.
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ed by Jum bled s t a te m e n ts or n o rec­
W if e 's " F r ie n d " Is Man.
E x -K aiser Is Anxious.
lo w a 's foreign la n g u a g e a c t of 1919,
K l a m a t h F a l l s --.1 E \ Y h . - i e r of I o r d s of business of ilnai
p r o h ib itin g th e u se of an y la n g u a g e s
C h i c a g o —E F. C arro ll of B trm ing-
P a r i s .— T h e ex G e r m a n e m p e r o r, ac- P o r t la n d , m e m b e r of t h e S oper-W heel- j all. B ut t h a t old nuisance. C areless­
I all s e c u l a r schools h a m . A h
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<■ r s s r b l l l P a ris, i p s e r T i m b e r c o m p a n y a n d p a r t o w n e r ! ness, re s u lts In ¡naccnraoies. u n c e rt a in ­
ty and unhappifleas for th o u s a n d s who,
below th e eig h th g rad e, w as a tt a c k e d Vida, h a d r u q a w ay w ith a n o t h e r wo- I ■ • -i '1 •:• ' 1:.:
i in th< tr ia l of of t h e P o r t la n d T- !- c r ,m. h a s p u r
In th e IT. S s u p r e m e c o u rt T u e s d a y in m an . le a r n e d M onday in c o u rt t h a t P r i n c e Andrew a t A i k e s t . He re c e iv e d c h a s e d th e d e fu n c t K la m a t h P in e with ; ; • r metho^p " f IC foei
would find it easy to m a k e end s meet
a c a s e b ro u g h t by A u g u st B artels. T h e h is w ife ’s co m p a n io n w as a m an. m a d e h o u rly b u lle tin s. H e e x p re s s e d him- M a n u f a c tu ri n g c o m p a n y 's p la n t a t j
a n d be glad.
r a s e p r e s e n te d m a n y co n te n tio n * re- . up an d d r e s s e d a s a girl
T h e "girl s e lf a s m u c h re lie v e d w h en he h e a r d P elican City, a c c o rd in g to a n n o u n ce-
T h e U nited S ta te s governm ent set a
cen tly raised b efo re t h e c o u r t in tw o j fr ie n d ’s " d is g u ise w a s so p e rf e c t t h a t
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’ ma d e h e r e F rid a y . T h e p la n t good ex am p le for th e people generally
c a s e s from Ohio, « b lo b th e c o u r t now C a rro ll said t h a t h s w as c o m p letely d u e t o his r e l a ti o n s h ip to A n d re w a d jo in s t h a t of th e P e lic a n B a y Lum- t o follow w hen It adopted a b u d g e ta ry
h e r t h r o u g h th e f o r m e r Q ueen Sop!
T
<nd co m p r ise s a (3-acre p la n an d began m ak in g p lan s to know
follow ed by o t h e r r a s e s fro m N eb ras-1 "chum'' to him a s "M illie." ' M i ll ie ' I f e a r t h a t s o m e th i n g d a n g e r o u s ly like site, a n d a s m a ll saw m ill. T h e mill w h e re It w a s coming out financially.
k a . In w hU h b ro ad ly s i m i la r q u e stio n s w as In c o u r t a n d a d m i tt e d t h a t h is a p r e c e d e n t m ig h t be e s ta b lis h e d , w as will be e n la r g e d an d a box fa c to ry Congres« w a s slow to enact budget
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a r e ra is e d u n d e r th e la w s of t h e s ta te , n a m e w a s Bill McC ain.
(not stated.
added.
d ec a d e s h a s urged its passing. B ut
CONGRESS BEGINS
REGULAR SESSION
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The Friendly
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Tibbens
w earin g t h a t old three-
colored dress, an d if t h e r e is n't Mrs.
Tii 1.1./ in her -'Id tlg*r calico. Why
she does not w e a r a red ribbon w ith
th a t dull colored d re s s U m ore th an
I can tell.”
“Oh, dear, h e re comes Mr. Snook-
unis,” said Pussy, bolding h e r fa n in
front of h e r face to hide h e r blushes.
“1 do hope f a t h e r will not s t a r t a
quarrel w ith h im ; h e n e v e r does a
thing, but f a t h e r does not seem to
like him. I th in k he Is a very fine
m an n ered cut.”
" H u sh ,” said Mrs. P u ss u m s, “ h e re
comes Mrs. P ersian. My dear, o u r
p arty Is a greut success, fo r n ever h as
she a tte n d e d a social affair In Klt-
to w n before. S he is late, of course,
but th a t Is so every one will be able
to see h e r beautiful dress. I s n 't she
sweet, dressed all in fluffy w h ite?
O f course, I th in k y o u r d re s s looks *
b e tte r w ith t h a t touch o f black, but
everyone does not h a v e th e sam e
ta s te in dressing, of course.
Good
evening, Mrs. l'erslun, so glad you
could come, and now we m ust begin
the p a r t y right aw ay. We w ere w a it­
ing f o r yon, my d ear.”
By th is tim e th e law n w a s well
filled a n d the C a t B ro th ers' o rches­
tr a s tr u c k up a lively t u n e from th e
top of th e back fence, and off w hirled
th e dancers, m a k in g m erry in th e
moonlight.
B u t P u ss y P u ss u m s w a s not w ith
the dancers, Hnd w hen h e r f a t h e r
went to look fo r her, w h a t did he
see but Pussy a n d Mr. Snook um s sit­
ting sid e by side on th e back steps.
Sir. P u s s u m s grow led an d b u m p ed
his hack, but S nookum s did not run.
H e k n ew it w as now or never, so he
ju m p ed up an d grow led back, b u t lie
Btepped to w a rd Mr. P u s s u m s a n d not
aw uy from him.
"You a r e J.ivt a s big as he Is," w his­
p ered Pussy, “a n d you m ay as well
tell f a t h e r ton ig ht as any time."
W h en P u ss y 's f a t h e r saw th a t
S nookunis w as not going to ru n he
dropped his back an d s to p p e d grow l­
ing. “ You y o u n g ste rs b e tt e r Join the
dan cers.” he said sweetly. “T h is is
you r purty . Pussy, you know .”
P u ss y and Snoolsutns r a n to w a r d
th e w h irlin g couples, an d th e r e th e y
all d an ced until som eone to s se d a
bottle o v e r th e w all an d b ro k e up
th e p a rty , but ev eryo ne voted It th e
best affair ev er given In K ittow n . ami
P u ss y P u ss u m s an d Mr. Snook um s
told th e guests th a t th e n ex t big affair
would be th e i r wedding.
(© by M cC lure N e w s p a p e r S y n d ic a te .)
many w ho hnve criticized W ash in g to n
le g islators for Inaction on th is ex tre m e ­
ly import nut m a t t e r y e a r In and y e a r
out a r e a n d have been Just a s negligent
in following an efficient bud get sy stem
In tlielr own affairs.
T h o se who com plain b ecause of the
u n c e rta in ty of th e ir financial p a th w a y s
would, in m any cases, lift a heavy load
from tlielr shoulder* If th ey kep t ac­
counts a n d kept them tight.
<© b y t h e W h e e l e r S y n d i c a t e , I n c )
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THE RIGHT THING
at the
RIGHT TIME
By M A R Y M A R S H A L L D U F F E E
MANNERS, M A R R I A G E
■J~\ID it ever occur to you th a t nian-
n e rs have q u ite a s much to do with
h ap p in es s in m a r ria g e a s tem p e ra m e n t,
an d t h a t m any a se p a r a tio n laid to in­
co m patibility w a s due more th a n to
a n y th in g else to plain bad m a n n e r s on
th e p a r t of th e tw o person s m o st con­
cern ed ?
A nd good m a n n e r s a r e m a d e u p of
a tte n tio n to a lot of seemingly little,
trifling things. F o r in stance, th e r e is
the m a t t e r of in terru p tin g .
Every
one kno w s tills is bad form, an d m ost
p e rs o n s g u a rd ag a in s t i n t e rru p t in g
m e re acq u ain tan ces, ass o c ia te s In bu si­
ness o r s o c i e ty ; b u t they a r e no t so
carefu l abo ut in t e rru p t in g m e m b e rs of
tlielr ow n family. And a tim e comes,
g f t e r you have been in te rru p te d again
an d again, w hen it begins to i r r i t a t e
to t h e point o f exasperation . T h en
th e r e Is the habit uf contradicting. You
g u ard carefully a g a in s t flatly c o n tr a ­
dicting th e m an o r w om an w hom you
w Ish fa v o rab ly to Impress, yet th e r e a re
a good m any h u sb a n d s a n d w ives who
do not h e s i ta t e to co ntradict each othot
w h en ev er th e i r own opinion differs
w ith t h a t of th e other.
Now, d o n't th in k j u s t b ecau se yo ur
h u s b a n d d>>esn't rebel ngainst y o u r
h ab it o f flatly c o n trad ictin g him, t h a t
he really Is in sen sitiv e to it. It irri­
ta t e s him. even if he doesn't seem ingly
n o te It, an d he would really enjoy be­
ing In y o u r society a little bit more if
you did not h a v e th is bad habit. So
often a m an begins to tell som e anec­
d o te o r incident fo r th e e n te r ta i n m e n t
of a guest, and before he h a s got fairly
u n d e r w ay th e w ife comes in w ith :
“ Now. let m e fell t h a t story. Y ou're get­
ting It all wrong, "# o r “ Well, t h a t *
th e first tim e I e v e r h e a rd t h a t ; you
m ust be dream ing." Such in te rru p tio n s
and c o n tra d ic tio n s a r e bores..me to th e
g u ests a n d Ir rita tin g a n d e m b a r r a s s ng
to th e host who is tr y in g to tell the
story. Ar.d usually t h e point ra ise d by
th e con trad ictio n waa some trivial m a t­
t e r t h a t sh e m ight have let go u n c h a l­
lenged. even if sh e did feel convinced
t h a t t h e r e w as some d iscrep ancy ab o u t
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