The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 17, 1926, Page 4

“PAGE FOUR THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE -The Bismarck Tribune little bacon, it is one of the tastiest bits of food | known to man, | Enough of This Nosin’ Around s An Independent Newspaper Pret Life ALN LP OD q THE STATE’S OLDEST NEWSPAPER ! = (Established 1873) | : A Wise Judge = | In the city of Miami, Okla., there is a wise judge. giettlished by the Agente pau copean, We don’t know his name, but he’s wise. ismarck, N. D., and entered at the postoffice at’ Nineteen boys were arraigned befcre him for per f ‘i Froniglt 5 ag second class mail matter. enlitl ‘ HENRY RAND, 55, a business {tioned his name since. . “ : George D. ‘Mann CS "President and Publisher | Petrating a lat of petty thefts. | | man, in found murdered in a y ‘hasn't been’ quite herself - - wane s Did he send them to the reformatory, to make ! | cheep hotcl in Grafton... Police find a woman's handkerchief and Subscription Rates Payable in Advance on | Ctiminals out of them in good earnest? He did uot. | Rand. Daily by carrier, per year............ He called in thei ‘ ee | ‘the yellow stub of a) theater “A little talk with ‘her,” he sug- ily bi il, : + called in their parents aud had each one given ticket. ‘ ted, “might—" ae Uae a good, éld-time tanning with hickory. JIMMY RAND, hia som, goes | feted, Cie Then | “She shall have it.” “Without, of course, bringing me s into jt. Things might be misunder- * ds stood, you know, I have a cer- ep meee! ae cbr sa ‘1 “I understand _ pertectly, ir, winmy meets and falls In love I church. I think H quite noble of cone you to let me know.” we Se tes uke ieafrbes | wt fran quite distasteful, T assure irs. Lowell.” to MANSFIELD, where the the- ater ix, The stub in traced to a THOMAS FOGARTY, who i he gave it to OLGA, MAYNARD, a cabaret singer. | turned them loose. j It'll be a long time before those lads swipe any | | more milk bottles, (in state outside Bismarck)........ Daily by mail, outside of North Dakota Member Audit Bureau of Circulation BEGIN HERE TODAY het that’s why che hasn't men- ' Revision Needed Senator Borah does a service by pointing out | Member of The Associated Press | The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the | use for republication of all news dispztches credited ; to itor not otherwise credited in this paper, and also that citizens of the United States are now paying | lice want her for marter ery |e xnow, L know. But there's Mai j lo vs of spontaneous origin published here-| .. tot, 7 a year in fede and’ i i it vi ¥ Fe a eye of bontaneous origin published here- | 2 total of $7,000,000,000 a year in federal, state and | wealthy lawyer, sees Jimmy lift calling. Some last minute help her dress, [ suppose. Excuse me.” Alone, Chureh smiled a self-satis- fied smile. With his left hand he | Olga into a taxi and misunder- municipal taxes—three times as much as they did stands. Olga tells police the stub and ten years ago. ‘ Sooner or later this Icad must be reduced. Ani , herein are also reserved. Foreign Representatives the handkerchief might have got pele at ’ iy _ mld ‘, va ier’ LOGAN PAYNE COMPAS BO sporadic outbursts © of penny-pinching “economy” | iieekaa” her warntee Geshe, he smouthed down his flawlessly Tower Bldg. Kresge Bidg.| Won't bring permanent relief, either. What we | fore the murder, combed hair. He walked over to the !need is a thoroughgoing revision of our entire ; ‘Timmy: receives several mys- | wall mirror and adjusted his black PAYNE, BURNS AND SMITH to leave Mans. |bow tie. Then he sat down and NEW YORK - - - Fifth Ave, Bldg. | scheme of taxation—by experts, not by politicians. | Hag" Hein followed one eve. | waited. ™ _--— ss ning- and. escapes from hin two Mrs. Lowell, in Mary’s room, said (Official City, State and County Newspaper) | shadowers after wresting a |85 she helped her daughter into her Useles: | The city of Nashville, Tenn., has had a dose of | blue laws, handed it when officals set out to enforce | coat, “Mr. Church asked my permis- sion tonight to propose to you.” “Mother!” ‘3. Lowell went on, urheeding. blackjack from one of them. He tells HT OLICE LIEUTENANT O'DAY that it was a blackjack or something similar that caused It’s 1926 Taking one thing with another, life in this great | republie of ours ie waegine tlre: naan the Sree! | a bunch of Sunday closing: laws enacted in 1803. | his father’s death, erat tu. ee (ha eur eae ee } 's is wagging along rt e same! oii a, . earetkes P ar inc pak- | se y of them -t Torus : ‘as always. To be sure, surface customs and man- Eanrit PASC Marni uae ciel | + | Now ates orEE ae PrORY date reed eee : ners change, as they always have and always will;| ‘phe question now is, did it do the city, or any- “Sure. Who knows?” agreed O'-', “Mother, don’t talk like that. Did but the fundamental characteristics of American Day. “But,” ihe added hastily, “you're ; ®! one in it, any good? je say—' life—patriotism, decency, love of home and family, + [jumping ” at conclusions, Rand. |. Meta? eetitoment, “portion Of course not. | ieanbaratic a When any city finds it hus some | Kureed’ that it was a blackjack or|terrupted, “refinement, ifty or a hundred years ago. 4 | er—God rest his soul—you're a lit- 3 a i 7 thing is to repeal them, at once. Such laws are | tle ‘hasty in trying to put the two |88y8 anything to you tonight I want For this reason it is difficult to understand the | out of pitch with our modern viewpoints. | together. : you té think of it means to me attitude of some very good people who insist that, | Bee scabies | pe eee, Ones, IL be running along, an de Pines wane T unless wo take strong measures, we shall rush | | aa aaa ete tonne tram now| could stand to go on with. it.” headlong to the demnition how-wows. \ Editorial Co t i on. And take care of yourself. Don't] , cM cratier and eft the room and For instance: the wires carried a story the other ria mmen | \\ The sor: siiaa behind his: massive Mary, strangely white faced, stood day concerning an ordinance introduced for con- : \ N figure... . Ae salt [Gnathesne suetareweh ote sideration of the city council of Little Rock, Ark., A Good Idea | WAY “fy Oey se or nis knecs hunched| On the drive downtown and during touching on censorship for amusements. \ (LaMoure County Chronicle) INN up before ‘im on the ed, a frown! the coneért Church was, attentiveness ‘ deceit i a z = : -| weinkli Mary. He made no allusion After prohibiting girl dancers on the stage from | Governor Sorlie has it in mind to call a state- | — hot be surprised or alarmed at any-|JOuMed Sup. took somes writing par, {0 his conversation with her mother, displaying their bare skin above the knees or be-| Wide “safety” conference for the purpose of con- thing you see in thi land, Tt is the | per from a drawer and wrote a letter; Put on the way home he quite easu- t A low the shoulders, the proposed law sets forth that | Sidering measures and taking steps to make our! : queerest land_in the world.” to Barry Colvias Faas verbal h6 sald, with e gracetal § no jokes will be permitted in any show that tend = drubt baa ane ele build bh secnediblente whet ing In full the coents of thetcexc! rave of the hand toward the impos- i idicule ibiti igi ai ‘ ..| He has addressed a communication t) the mayor of °e M ing evening. “And not « word to the ing looking home they were passing, Fy to ridicule prohibition, esa, faithfulness to mar. Saahid site util ARIE aU GEO cauk Geaunts MGR ORG e po Harry,” he wrote. “You's the kind of house you should be : riage ties, family life or “any patriotic event in| each city and jan of ead y board avlr ay Know’ what they'd say if they found: living in. You were born to things § American history.” which it is pointed out that fifty-three persons were | ae = out. You might, however, say some- like re teeta 0 reason why i . i i illed in aut cidents public highways in DECISION daughter had blacked the poor young thing to Detective Mooney if you you shouldn’t have them.” | This law has not yet been passed, and it may be Lea # sialinaee RA aisanses Smet their| “Don't worry Mother, Dad, about} man's eve. He did Hot seem te geal get the chance, "He was one who! Mary, biting her lips, said, “1 am 3 defeated; but it is worth considering because it is 5, in addition to which twelve persons met thel® | what I've been saying. She's prob-| ize why I had struck him. However, said we were fools to believe Olga happy where I am, Mr, Church.” | typical of so many similar movements in all parts | death at railway grade crossings. Here is tragedy | ably quite as-horrified at it as you| he seemed suddenly to come to the \, | Maynard's story, This might give ore eae depapnnareene . > indeed! And the thing that makes it so intolerable | 2% With my action but, I want to| conclusion that -he was talking too jhim a new slan' x A of the ccuntry. ou leed! And the thing tha’ \make it very emphatic that when I| much, for he looked at me fiercely ghana |of others, Mary, and note enough Unquestionably such things as religion, family {is the fact that all—or nearly all—of those fatal | marry, it will be to a man of my own) as though to intimidate me and said: ! The Jong, low sport-modcl roadster of yourself. Think how wonderful it life, the trioti its i hist 1 all the ; accidents were due to carelessness; they were | choosing.” “Now, young woman, I’m ready to belonging to Mr. Samuel Church Pee dec kod eh gens alae a ce Ory ae ee a idahl “May I ask then, what you intend; hear from you.” % When a dog belongs to anyone else|came silently to a stop in front of @ home like that. = ' yest are worth preserving. But this censorship ides sere le. zh rai ; : iy | fo ate young omen asked. ny ‘ “Well, in ie first ee Teh as| it hasn't much sense. the modest decking apaeeent oe ig serie bo asec er pene med hardly seems the correct way to go about it. ie various states of the union are fast wa king | sie dale ae no brook} how you asked me, ell you as Ris a ing and Mr. urch step] oul a t Loge ; ‘anyone about my house who defies} well us the rest of the world. Til not] A bachelor.is a man who was fool-|the vestibule of the apartment he I love you and want you to mari If family life, for example, is ridiculed on the | UP to the fact that the safety of their people, both | me as you have done. You certainly kmarry Chu Ker. Nothing you] ish for being too sensible to marty.'rang’the ‘bell opposite the mame Mc” ay stage, it is because certain aspects of it are already, motorists and pedestrians, depends upon weeding ' know me well enough to that}}can do or make me.” ————- Lowell. y ‘Don’t. Don’t.’ she protested, her eNiat tha inh to ridicule {out the unfit and careless auto driver, Several | of my own house.” “Julia, interrupted, my| Blue blood comes from some an-; Mrs. Lowell's welcome was radi- face buried in her hands. : ‘4 throughcut the country, being held up to ridicule | es Une a ochig yeas : Kaead sane o, Dad, but 4-alsd} mother,’ “don’t you know that no| cestor who worked himself blue in’ gyt, “Good evening, Mr. Church.” ! “I dont want your answer now, ivate individuals. F s i states have already passed strong laws regulating y nnot own me, even nen in town will marry| the face. stepped to one side as heicame Mary. I want you to think it over. year parasualay tire Mum isvece sony | tleraty if Lam your daughter.” | Becker tells the story 4 Bie ete p ae hat niestake your wat, ;Wik yout” our everyday viewpoints and beliefs. No actor ever | the driving privilege and several others are now |" wwitig’Gy you mean by that? Why, Rot last night?” ; Making a fortane is ensyi Ib Just! Mt Sour coat--Mary has not finished: “Yen, Twill, Please take ‘me in. dared to send a shaft at any custom or institution considering. the passage of laws making it abs9-] even Charles Becker was more amen- Why not? The. fact that Chuck} scems hard because you need three) dressing yet and you won't want to In her room once more, she flung | + by that he did not know beforehand to be the subject’ lutely necessary for a driver to stand an examina-j able to reason than you have been. lek eye and that I walked forfour: of them for living purposes.| it indoors with your overcoat: on, herself face down on the hes ell of flippant comment among the majortiy of his | tion before being permitted to operate a car. not wank cae : tage ove mn ptiliote ‘spite of what Dad Spaghetti is “nothing more than | One ae iat ie he won't | in Herbie) Ned voiée, “Is that what antonce: In New York state last year 11,000 motorists hal) is swelled shut and the, color ot thinks what he has just said—a inertia witha defeetive thyroid’ make you late for the concert.” ; 1 am—aelf sist coo ' Pa Pee ee faa * qn | Spoiled meat from the effect of your} decent young woman. land, “ k you. ave plenty o! ata That being the case, why all the fuss? their licenses revoked or suspended. More than’ jiow last night. 1 never thought I| I turned to BY father impulsively. me —-- «Line hig tonnes was easy, and|caine the purr of an automobile If we have sunk so far that a vaudeville actor | 2,000 persons lost their licenses because they were. eat be called ibn: te euler: ich Heré was a ness Me ie The eer Tht are caught on assured ‘as he handed her his hat and (prize jatarting It faded away its ip n Syit * He i dee " ro! humiliation as did when Charles “Dad,” said, “you and wi ine of conversation. se-fitting ‘black coat. e distance. 3 can safely poke fun at our oldest and most cher- convichert foes ishing Sie ane intoxies tet veal Becker told me that you had black-{ never see things in the same light. = : Biepan tea ap cant in his. dinner * ’ ished traditions, a little thing like censorship won't held pending criminal prosecution cn such a charge.|ened his eye. You young women You are of the Md order. I am of| Colds are nut guod exercise, even if ciothes, his wavy, gray-tinged black| In front of Jimmy. Rand was # tet- hef sith Eithe ue drastic | isn’ Reckless drivers to the numebr of 1,600 lost their have usurped every other foible and} themew, and I will only be a thorn| your nose does do as it does, hair sleek with pomade. = |ter, the ink on it hardly dry. It be- eae UU ARCO CRE AA SY ( 2 viee that might belong to man| in your flesh if I try to live in this —— ‘He drew a silver bound leather | gan, “Dear Mary.” £ ; needed at all — or else something ten times as licenses. Reports show that the state had 208 anq it seems now that you're going | house longer. Let me go away, Dad.| “Cireumstances’ don't alter eases 50’ cigar case from his pocket 8 Mrs.| Jimmy slowly read it through stringent is needed, and needed badly. jfewer deaths from motor accidents in the first 11 jin dor the talents of the prizefight-| 1 paneer . Reaper much as cases alter circumstances. ‘7 owe), returned from anging up bis several “paets het med taken an Whatever may be the matter with us, sixteenth seater # es year than in ap eT gap ge I laughed. It struck me so funny} (Copyright, 1926, NEA Service, Ine.)| | Charity discovers a multitude of cone eed Then he pushed his chair back rom laws like t submitted to the Little notwithstanding an increase of 12 per cent in the; to think of Dad commiserating with _—_ sins. rt “ , Mr. Church. I’d| the table and slowly. crump! Sea eneat et . aayine ay pan i {number of machines registered in 1925. Chuck because his. obstreperous| TOMORROW: Father yields. (Copyright, 1926, NEA Service, Inc.) vie eyerehe in fact. I like t letter in his hand. kdb sy Senge : § 5 * i ane eT oo ous iy cigars,” ing, ‘he tore © > ee OES Seas The New York auto law has teeth, and they are : see men smoke—especial ts and threw them in the waste 7 4 . party. When he runs short of tab = she said as he finished lighting ‘his. | ments Progress used, Any LaMoure driver will tell you that fear |he always sends for the bridge. I'll | | A THOUGHT | It is so masculine and Mr. Lowell | bas! To Re Continued) ped it i Rea csi is li i g is it tle for the alligat : tbe so fond of them—but (To Yale University announces that it is sending its of losing his license and being forced to leave his Beyer puelcten salle etore tol? sae te eae eT weit Mary dean-elect on a tour of the south and west to study car standing in the garage would do more to dis- say, but the minute Nancy opcned| We love Him hecause He first loved! to hurry 2” : 3 ducational methods in force in universities and courage reckless driving than all the fines that |her mouth she cried out, “Grand-|us.—1 John 4: “I find it rath leasant waiting. Temperatures and pean eee BSR HER Id be hended cut to an autoist. He may not |mammy Tippy Toe, lost her needle aes 8 He flashed her a smile. ‘You are colleges in those regions. Among the institutions cow! e handed cut to ist. y land could not sew.” Love and. you shail be loved. All| comfortal here, eren’t you?” He Road Co! ditions he will visit are the University of Virginia, the mind the fine—he can go out and get more money. raat me!” thought, Nancy. kwhat|’ And Nick began to repeat “The rose doyy ae jathap esa. [a e much sianced orp Soha ad a roms : 4 ; es A . . if his lie ii i i am_I going to do in this queer land //is red.” as the two sides, of an algebraic equa- rs. . - University cf North Carolina, Tulane University, But if his license is taken away from him and he |i) cant say what I want to? Every |. “Oh!” they thought. “Oh, oh, oh. |tion—Emerson.~ like ii, but it is rather trying, this| (Mercary readings at 7 0. fi.) + Leland Stanford University and the University of cannot drive again, he is going to pause and do | time I open my mouth, queer words |We'll never get the biue cherry and| psitiaaaotts has 8 ‘apartment life, after so many years} Bismarck—Partly cloudy, 8;, roads i Washington. little serious thinking befcre taking chances. Care- |come ade out that I don’t want wen never get anything else, if this sign. BOAoe be peas at re ina oy) igi OF ree Seas at . of Py A to say at all!” seeps on.” i 3 ‘fashington, D. C.— Ei re course have been a , 12; { It hasn't been such a terribly long time sincs ful, sensible drivers > not ett ee a Ke And Nick was thinking the same| But June remarked, “Don't worry, | boulevards carry ‘nearly, all, of the | Lowell died. It most breaks my Fargo—Clear, 143 rae ; etaaey cadanators wl j q sug- hat is why it is safe to predict that many other |thing to himself that Ni mm: lends. now what you are| motor traffic in dnd out of the na-| heart to see ry work, e — A eastern educators would have scoffed at the sug- and that is why it is Hi . thinking to herself. “Weil never, [trying to say. You are. surprised |dion’s capital. Sixjof these are paved | scems to like it, 1m afraid I'M never| Mandan—Part cloudy,, 8; ; gestion that Yale could learn anything from col- states will follow New York's example and pass | jovor find the blue cherry to take |that we shoujd find alligators when |80 feet wide from:eurb to curb with- | get used to it.” There was a suspi-| rough. ‘ in its i diate vicinity. The rest of laws to that effect. back to the Fairy Queen if this keeps | we are looking for cherries. But do|in the city’s boundaries. cion of tears in her voice. : Jamestown—Clear, 7; rosds fair. . leges not in its immed y. it mite eal : led. “The modern girl,| Hibbing—Clear, 5 above; roads 4 5 { the country has progressed marvelously in eduea-| If Governor Sorlie calls the “safety” conference, omy. he said over and over, | | <> a : speeeit Ulleee re lwor eure: toot i ‘ Fy tional advantages. let the New York law receive careful consideration. anzargo in a bus Hive gaien june TRUE BY CONDO I aaree. with a her fheories, f A ‘ ii iD 22 ee es then. “T am calle Jupiter, | EVERETT rather cling to the old-fashioned i i High-hat remarks about “the hinterland” are no but you may eall sxe Jupe for short. | ; : Paee a t. of woman's place being in the home i longer in order, For the Senate I'l take you anywhere. But first of | Tapa Te meee ee and that sort of thing. This striving | nae «he Renclag neni) Walskrs nineai'sc aes tan wate | ue pa ve ana jog NO Trae A Te PATE laces te ol very ot Sek eer - 3 What Is It? As convention draws near more interest is being | restore your speech. I certainly do |: NISHT, AND SEN BLOWING PRETTY there are certain Inevitable contacts| DANGER 1 NEGLE PEED COUDS + A bar association committee in a certain western | taken in the U. S. Senatorship for North Dakota. | wish you had come in by the wicket.| STEADY FOR SEVERAL HOURS ON YOUR the girl in business has to make that) | Oteted coughs and colds and. make I state recently reported to the parent body that steps |From the League-Republican standpoint at the Ape eile rowan have happened.| (CORNET, BUT WOULD You BE WILLING TO ac Fi rele Mery ss pate them dangerous. There is no better | ‘ should be taken to prevent automobile associations | present time it looks as though Gerald Nye will get | “Skates!” the Twins tried to say. :PLAY A COUPLE MORE TUNES ~ -|the liberty of saying. Arleeabing that rarpedy fee gulch Ser sree. on hs | from maintaining lawyers who would give free legal jthe endorsement of the convention. From the|Zut Nancy found herself reciting} |; FOR US. PETORE WE SO erg Samal "|Compans. “My grandchild could get i advice to club members. Such practice was “un-| standpoint of the I. V. A. or Real Republicans there | Nick began to give the first rule for| ' ©@ sceep ¢ ” Mrs. Lowell was all egger ae folie’. wpateve tre a very, cot ¥ ethical,” it was reported. x seems to be some question as to who will get the Wen ae ei 4 attention. her, 1 want. to marry her.| Foley's Hone ad ‘wiltas Peter *t se | Bar associations love to pose as’ bodies gathered endorsement. The three mentioned are Nestos, Melis Gating wpe ant a minute, please. 4 Landies, Mexotsiale, Pa. Get a hee i together to improve the standards of that bar and) Hanna and Christianson. Seemingly Nestos and worse, We 'd better be going home ; ie waved, SV Sy. Hex Nigiadd ee la 3 Aieeeiay 20 Bete Nia Bic | to protect the public from unscrupulous and dishon- | Hanna have got together and have decided to stand |" Bate pMgeee? ag es He Xp silly. ‘A be ib ag is home. While am|no opiates, Satisfaction guaranteed. 4 i est attorneys. But this sounds as though a bar |by the action of the convention. This is as it should | their thoughts. “I know not exactly 2 vaittian ire, stil, —Adv, 4 t association were nothing but a glorified and slight- |e. Christianson undoubtedly will do the same if |Av® (iviae to say.” he suid. “You're Peers. of course” breathed Mrs.| The most important of Christmas’ | { ly grasping group, out for the ultimate penny. he permits his name to go before the convention. | skates. Isn’t that {t?” Lowell, “very wealthy. pamenakan la Mata ia ered i i Just what is a bar association, anyhow? Mr. Nestos has made several statements to the| The Twins nodded as hard as they ‘And,” he went on smoothly, “I isepve it en { 1 a tate i i ‘ : Ree j|could, as much as to say, “That's it think I, ah, hold a certain position i i press arid in one we find the lea sas —that’s exactly the truth.” in the community that cannot “be All Wrong > like'to be United States Senator, and lieve that | “Everybody is,” said Jupe. “But ‘bought with money.’ : ! . ee BGA . A Vl tell vi his feet } A New ‘York judge urges liberal use of the cat-| my training, association, understanding of national Mopeds! URRY Ith teat, meatet. Pai pe) with Pye Pi lanlag at peers ¢ i o’-nine-tails on criminals as a-crime deterrent. He , and northwestern problems, and my inherent sym- Whey once “a starts going. My jumps shes nH Fare ies Bola have >A : , ‘ i ‘i are twenty-five feet long. And that’: al y bas jo is say. the word.” remarks that sentimentalists are the only ones who | pathies are such that I should be able to renee pretty tacts paler on Ne OF od ne ‘Have you said anyuhing to Mary?” oppose it. my state fittingly and with at least. ordinary f- |boy and girl with magic shoes. But Mrs. ‘Lowell's voice fluttered. Sure, judge, go as far as you like. Why stop | ficiency.” It is strange tp note that hi admits that jell, gal Lae ra * ‘i ‘i ree R A 8 » Jupe reached int i the pillory, rack, thumb screws, crucifixi sy! 5 s 2 | of 1 Sone Fs be iffer- ; | “Rut these on,” he said, “and th sional hint, which in-only natural for a few other relics of the dark ages? The differ- with but ORDINARY EFFICIENCY. That, how: jwe'll oto. sce. old red Ween & ab. > lores Lhd. gainers. thal ence is only a difference of degree, not of prineiple | ever, will not suffice. The people of North Dakota! and ask him if he can’t take the she was somewhat interested in @ a a i} yal 0 m ssesses ists out of your tongues. young man name let. me ‘see— Eesides, only afew of us sentimentalists woul! |demand some one who can serve them who po: baat dae dea H d—Let ~ me 5 oppose it. : more than ordinary ability and efficiency. Mr.!on the roller ip re i prteeds ee “Oh, that?” Bhe smiled. deprecat- 4 sy Bi a Hanm’s ability is well known by the people of the Les A oes tine fe mart . ingly. Ph Cyd best to eercerane MP ep about two jumps ahead | a rather romantic Save Them state and many feel that he could step into the U.} zo don't. skate. on” my Mail,” he :| way and : issippi legislators are considering ways and S, Senate and serve his people with one hundred | said. “Just follow me, and. if the > |but that was-all, Sh was of preserving fish in that state, particularly | per cenit efficiency frcm the first day. Judge Chris- | hrideo, isn't down, we'll be at Blue Ba gn tafe tery NT ff ‘They are planning @!tianson probably has more qualifications for the i dsr ine started and Nancy and supply of these fish | office of U.S. Sentor than any of those mentioned. | Nick followed. ‘They could hear him ittering, “If only they had come in He is of the proper age, possesses great native abil-/py the wicket!” All thie astra wo by t ek bls tuining in businene end in tw She Mind Seecer Uy ala Seeicneey ‘ . just reading the next to tl nat st with @ ‘notoriogs ‘woman in pter in ‘The Tittering Titmouse,’ win, 3 Right in front of Saar. ’ 3 le ly he sto} i nie ite ahort seeees ent Mele He would make “The bridge is dowm/*me mnta, ‘t \never iain, bas it pours. I think jue Whiskers ‘must be having a eard 1, with dozens o: ni” Mid, Lowel exclaimed, ‘beed counting ‘for it, Mary saw "ne? otter “way of f Pot