The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 8, 1920, Page 13

ADVENTURES _. OF THE TWINS oo “Just try a few notes, won _ “Here's the oriole song.” “Well, Tt be gotng now, T guess™ ) said Bill Blackbird, patting his Sleeves and waistcoat to see if the ) coler was quite dry. for Nick and Nacy had been painting him up to Be to the Land Where-Spring Was Bil was passing off for Dliver Oriole, you remember. “How about your voice, *Mr asked the Fairy Mushroom ince you've grown so n b bigger PBbexn"t seem so musical as it did year. Don't you think you need & little practice?” “Oh, no, no protested Bill “I can do my trills perfectly.” “Don't be in a hurry!’ urged the Mushroom. “There's plenty of time. Just try a few notes, won't yout Bo Bill just had to stop and try %6 croak out some notes. * “Ahem! "he coughed apologetically ly! I'd no idea I had such a cold! have to tell Mrs. Blackbint—1 AM Mrs. Oriole—to put a plaster my chest at once.” ‘t you?” urged the Mushroom. | room. “You'll have so much time to get cured.” “What do you mean” demanded Bill sharply at that, “Why, it's too soon for you to go. because the orioles don't leave for a ole month yet. Nick painted you out of turn, heeause he didn’t khow the wind had plown over the pages of the Bird Rook, and that Bill Blackbird should “have come groaned. What a wretched memory he had! Why hadn't he remembered the ortoles didn't ap- pear until the middle of May, He wus ashamed cross and dixgust- ed all at once. “I'm Bill Blackbird™ he had to confess then. “I'm not Oliver Oriole at all, and I wish you'd wesh off all this Junk apd let me out of here. So Bil! got away in his dingy, rusty winter clothes, and if you can get close enough to him you'll find »| | T'm right “Yes, 1 should.” advised the Mush-' (Copyright, 1970, N. FE. A.) RINT ENS ORY BY THORNTON W. BURGESS Four Little Scamps Play Mischief ink they're mighty smart—| Jay chuckled way down inside, Sam g . |my had a plan, and the angri€? the lothers grew the more Likely were | they to help him. | “You wait Gil I catch Peter Rab- bit!” sald Reddy Fox, and showed all ‘With himvelf. He had found out | hi* teeth. He quite forgot that de all about Peter Rabbit's plan to give *Pite all his «martness, he had nev pe’ Bilty Possum a surprise party, | °F Yet caught Peter Rabbit ‘Hie had found out that all the little | @Blecky the Crow scratched his forest and meadow peopie but him.| "8d thoughtfully. “We can spoil ‘and his cousin, Blacky the Crow, | 9 party by telling Unc’ Billy Pow | Fox and Shadow the |*¥™ all about it beforehand,” said een he. ‘ Se et hay Haga | Sammy Jay slowty winked at each of the others. He cleared bis throat land looked al! around to make wure| | that no one else wus near, Then he | leaned forward and whispered: “Let's [invite ourselves to the party.” aPePaare A. } ole the tart— Some folks will wake up some day— . Wied they can't foo! Mr. Jey AMMY JAY was mightily pleased at Benaan ay? Sy i ; What do you others all together. i a ‘Just what I sx Yi? [We'll be the reab surprise. Before the party begins, you will hide close ad |to where ft is to be. Whe y body has got there and brought all os the good things to eat i'll come fly- ing along and scream: ‘Here comes | Bowser the Hound! Of courme, every jone wilt run away and we'll have all the good things to eat.” y | “Haw, haw, haw! The very thing! | we'll all be there,” cried Blacky the Crow. | | The four little scamps shook hands [and separated. As they went across the Green Meadows, Sammy Jay's In all the Green Meadows voice floated back to the Lone Pine. all the Green Forest, te Was singing: lived no Greater Scamp. | some totes wit! wae wp some day— a ne a Find they can’t fool Mr. Jay. cerca ght of this, Then be looked | “In that so? Really, now, 1 want ‘at jolly, round Mr. Sun and | to know,” said old Mr. Toad, craw! ‘ot. ing from under the very piece of on all the Green Meadows | Dark on which Sammy Jay had sat all the Green Forest there | When he told his plan. Then old Mr greater scamps than Sammy | Tod winked slowly and solemnly at 5 up Now, and in tive no Jayand Blacky the Crow and Reddy | Jolly. round Mr. Sun and started off Fox and Shadow the Weasel. ‘The | ‘0 find Peter Rabbit, worst of it is, they are not honest) | ~- They steal whenever they get a| Next story: Peter Rabbit Sends chance, and always they try to get Out Word. others into trouble. So Peter Rabbit _F - had left them out when he planned Centralia “Medal” his surprise party for Unc’ Billy Pos- : } sum. | Found on Witness Sammy Jay called the three others| BUTTE, May §.—A medal mid to together under the Lone Pine and have been given to the L. W. W. told them all about Peter Rabbit's wno took part in the Artnintic day and how they had been left out. | shooting at Centralia waa found on » Blacky the Crow and Red-| Otte Haltia, one of the witnesses at "ox and Shadow the Weasel were | the inquest into the death of Thomas i very angry, indeed; for no on | Manning, victim of recent strike likes to be left out of a good time. | rot here | The more Sammy Jay told them, | —————— | the angrier they grew, and the an.| PORTLAND, Ore--Six forest | grier they grew the more Sammy! fires, first Of season, reported. SS eee ONS ee You supply the f the help needed, to make the engine go. 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