The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 29, 1920, Page 16

a l2 ‘ Page 194 HALLOWEEN IN 1883 — @ays defore Hallow. een—fust 32 years ago today— Phat a wee littlc Indy was as busy aa cout be making ready for 4 » 3 was to be snch « Dig party that she didn't dare leave all the getting ready for the last day, or ‘even the day befora She had to : earty tn the morning of of October, to corn-stalke to make festive; she had to Blacks tm Seattle to come to my house for a party on Halloween.” Now, of course, that was over years ago and there were only ut 65 all put together: ‘would send out an tnvitetion | about 8,000 boys to take care of. | Well, so, of cours, the little | lady was af busy as could be, and the thing she was doting when | thts story realty berina, was hol ‘lowing out ttle pumpkins for some small jacko’lanterns she | specialty wanted. | And who do you think: was hetp- | ing her? | Princess Angefine—danghter of | Chint Seattia, They sat on the back porch working away (fhe porch was right next to the olf Methoxtist church, and talked as they Angeline was nruch Msappaint- ed tm the Little Lady because she could not teach her to eat raw | clara “But I don't Ike raw fix” the Litve Lady tot her. “You lika this? she asked, dig- ging away at her pumpkin. “Oh, yes the Indy = repiied. And she forgot to explain to the Princess that she first cooked ft and made it into pica, So poor okt Angeline cnt out a bie chunk and popped ft Into her mouth; then such @ «pitting and | sputtertng? “Maybe Ike party, maybe; no ike Boston muckemuck she | ADVENTURES | OBL OF oe Hebets Bete from rn ‘all the Meadow Grove to arrive if and 4 ° i iis si i Hy He if ite ; " Es itis: i Squirrel BY THORNTON W. BURGESS ‘APPY JACK fm the chestnut tree where his gme is, and his face was very sober. fact is, Happy Jack was doing @ome very hard thinking. This is so very unusual for him that Sammy stopped to ask if he wie sich. You see, he is naturally a happy-«o- “Bucky little scamp, and that ls ono sat up “The joke is certainly on me,” he said. Teason that he t# called Happy Jack. But this morning he was thinking, fand thinking hard, ro hard, in fact, that he almost lost his temper when | ‘Bammy Jay interrupted his thoughts With such 4 foolish question. What was he thinking about? Can| not guess? Why, he was think- about those big, fat hickory | Bute that Striped Chipmunk had had | for hia Thanksgiving dinner, and how | Btriped Chipmunk had given him | some of them to take home, He twas very gure that they were the | same nuts that he had watched Be P big and fat in the top of the “tall hickory tree, and then had ‘knocked down while chasing his Chatterer the Ked Squirrel. they had reached the ground ‘and found the nuts gone, Happy Jack had at once suspected that Striped d had taken them, and now gure about ft, Mr. Bunny pointed his cana.at a large ball hang- a limd on the willow, [wot there, for every @ud that they [she'd staypd up all night washing and starching and trohing, too. But bless you, nobody cared, and everybody was happy and they all talked af onca, and Mr. Scribbie Seratch got «0 hoarse trying to make himself heard that he bad to take @ cough-drop. Nancy and Nick had arranged « lot of games but there wasn't « jbdit of use trying to start them yet, | because the boys were all shinnying up and down trees, just ruining | their trousers, and the girls were Jabbering awfully about how to make fudge and euch things. Suddenty Mr. Bunny pointed his cone at a large ball hanging from a Does Some Thinking But af at once things lboked very different to Happy Jack, and the more he thought about how he had acted, the more eahamed of himaeif he grew. “There certainty must have been enough of those nuts for all of us, } and if I hadn’t been such a greedy pig, we might all have had « share As it Is, I've only got those that Striped Chipmunk gave me at his Thanksgiving dinner, and Chatteror has only those that Striped Chip munk gave him, It must be that that sharp little cousin éf mine with © sun | wore was as timp as @ dishrag, and) the striped coat hag got the rent, and I guess he deserves them.” Then all of a sudden Happy Inck! Tedlized how Striped’ Chipmunk had | fooled him into thinking that the storehouse of Chatterer was his storehouse, and Happy Jack began to laugh, and the more he thought of it the harder he laughed, “The joke \9 certainty on me," he naid. “The joke is certainly on me, and It served me right. Hereafter I'll mind my own business, If I had spent | half aa much time looking for nuts }of my own as I did looking for Striped Chipmunk’s storehouse, I would be ready for winter now and Chatterer couldn't call me a thief.” | Then he laughed again as ho thought of how Striped Chipmunk must have enjoyed seeing him pulled out of Chatterer’s storehouse by the tall | “What's the joke?” axked Robby Coon, who happened along just then. “I have just learned a lesson,” re piled Happy Jack. “What is it? asked Bobby Coon. Happy Jack grinned as he an swored: 4 that being greedy will never, ay ; one crone and ugly and drives one’s friends away being always soifish and always } wanting more, to lone the things that ad before, {" said Robby Coon, “Have you just found that out? I learned that a long time ago, Let's go over | Next story: In Farmer Brown's Cornfield, Elderly People Need This to Farmer Brown's cornfiel.* | THE WILL ROGERS (HIMSELF )— ‘Thar WAS A PRETTY Goud mone, Tom! AFTERNOON IS KIND OF LONESOME « WHT? WILL WE Do? Yes. Twe wnore, PALL WAS 6000 DAMMY CERTANIN WUT “TAGALONG WOULD LIKE ‘Yo Do-wWitr Do You WANT "To Experiments tn thé cultivation of| There is tn Mexico an tnereasing camphor are being carried out in the _In Medicine To relieve chronte constipation, alwaye heep « bottleof Du. 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