The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 6, 1920, Page 13

' : i OE onda DECEMAER 6, 1920, ‘T was in December of 187941 Yrars ago—that Seattle had the | dig snow. The fakes fell softly all @f one morning; the children in the echool could scarcely study for watching them Al afternoon they fell, and houses became snow palaces, and| fences and gate posts were ropes of ermine and caps of swansdown. | The big fir trees looked Uke «t-| ant forest brides and bushes and shrubs were all manner of magic things. Not one single thing looked natural, or plain, in all the out.) Bide world; even the crooked Fough streets, and the board walks were carpeted with the gtit- tering white, and still the alr was| cold, the sky Was gray, and the feathery flakes swirled and cov ered the town and the forest| about it with « fairy mantle Children shrieked and called to each other In wild glee as they Were dismissed from school; lit-| the feet stumbied and ploughed de. Nghtedly thru the drifts; big boys | erunched joyfilly in their heavy ot and loved the unaccustomed “Sereach” of the snow under foot. Out tm the bay cakes of fce formed and drifted and piled. world. eee While Nick was trying his bert tp @et poor Scribble Scratch awake, the pupils of Meadow Grove school b having & most lively time of it ing the little schoolmaster’s ab- gence. Nancy was doing all she could to make them behave, but} Wasp Weasel (who was responsible for the whole thing, having squeezed bittersweet juice In Scribble Scratch’s cream that morning as he passed on! his way to school, which put the fairyman to sleep at the breakfast | table) was having the time of his| life. He stared at Chirk Chipmunk till) Chirk shivered as though he had chills" end fever And when he Wasn't looking at Chirk, he was making faces at Flop Fieidmoune and Muff Mole. He hit Cutle Cotton tal} in the eye with a paper wad,/ and dipping the tip of his taf! into |, Wobbly Woodchuek's Ink, splashed te/ over everybody. They do say that vas cK Page rape TITY BIG SNOW Tt was a new Seatti¢—a strange | girls this story is told. ADVENTURES OF THE Clive Roberts Nancy was doing all she could to make them behave. » Seattle 4 In all of the homes mothers were ready with bright fires or glowing stoves, and by night In almost every house there hung a Une of steaming garmente—ittle stockings and skirts, short trous era and amall jacket coats and frocks and searce a child tn all the towr had been out in the snow And still it fell, all that night, and all the next day and another night, and still another day tll it three days caps and amocks; but had beer! falling for [and nights and lay six feet on the level and folks had to stvel off thelr roofs to keep the weight from crushing them In And Seattle wasn't j such & snow; nese nearly stopped. | body got busy making | aletshs, play with in the wonderful snow Now the Mayor of Seattle lived in a nico big house on the cor his ready for schoo! closed, buat and every g sleds, and and any sort of thing to ner of Second and Marion | yard covered all the ground be | tween Madison and Marion and went half way up to Third He had cows a big orchard and a garden—all right there on Second ave.—and he had a gentile, delicate wite and aix girls, it's chickens and and about those (To Be Continued) ake TWINS Barton Wasp's tail never did get right again, and that it has a biack tip on It to this very day. That even in the winter, when his brown coat turns white as snow, so as to fool folks and make him difficult to see, and they call him Mr. Ermine, his tall tip stays black. But that day! He was perfectly dreadful, he acted so smart, and the others, altho not #0 mean themselves, began. to act as he did. You know % only takes one naughty boy to Bpget a whole school and that's the | way it Was that day in Meadow Grove. ‘The corners were all full and the dunce caps all used up: there were about 40 names on the blackboard for staying tn and doing words after | school, and I'm sorry to have to say but poor Nancy was driven to king Bud Beaver to please go and ‘bite off m birch-rod ne her. N.E. A) Danny Meadow Mouse Plays Hide and Seek IFE is always a game of hide and seek to Danny Meadow Mouse. You see, he is such @ fat little fellow that there are a great many other furry-coated people, and almost as| many who wear feathers, who would, | ff they could, gobble Danny up for| breakfast or for dinner. Some of} them pretend to be his friends, but Danny always keeps his eyes open when they are around and always be-| gins to play hide and seek ‘eter | Rabbit, and Johnny Churek nd} Striped Chipmunk, and Happy Jack | Squirrel are al! friends whom he can/ ‘trust, but he always has a bright,| twinkling eye open for Reddy Fox, and Billy Mink, and Shadow the Weasel, und Old Whitetail the Marsh Hawk, and several more, especially Hooty the Ow! at night. 3 Now, Danny Meadow Mouse is a stout-hearted little fellow, and when rough Brother North Wind came) shouting across the Green Meadows, | tearing to pieces the snow clouds and shaking out these snowflakes until they covered the Green Meadows deep, deep, deep, Danny just snug gied down in his warm coat in his warm little house of grass and wait ed. Yes, sir; Danny Meadow Mouse Mked the snow. He just loved to dig in it and make tunnels, Thru those tunnels in every direction he could go where he pleased and when he pleased without being seen by anybody. It was grew fun! Every littie way he made a little rornd doorway up the side of a stiff stalk of grass, out of which he could peep at the white world, and where he could get fresh cold air, Some times, when he wag quite sure that No one was around, he would scam per across on top of thé snow from one doorway to another, and when he did this he made the prettiest lit- tle footprints. Now, Reddy Fox knew al] about these doorways and who made them. Reddy was having hard work to get enough to eat this cold weather, and he was hungry most of the time One morning as he came tiptoeing softly over the meadows what should he se just ahead of him but the head of Danny Meadow Moune pop out of one of thone little round door-| ways. Reddy's mouth watered and he stole forw ever, When he got within jumping | distance he drew his stout hind legs under him and made ready to spring Presto! Danny Meadow Mouse had disappeared! Reddy Fox jumped just the same and began to dig as fast as he could make his paws go. He could smell Danny Meadow Mouse, and that made him almost frantic. All the time Danny Meadow Mouse | | was scurrying along one of his little | tunnels, and when finally Reddy stopped digging because he was quite out of breath, Danny popped his head out of another little door way and Inughed ‘at Reddy. © Reddy tried to catch him there and dug frantically just as be- fore. And, of course, Dgnny Meadow Mouse wasn't there After a while Reddy Fox grew tired of this kind of a game and tried another plan, The next time he saw Danny Meadow Mouse stick hin hedd S course, He stretched himself out on the ground and pretended that he was very tired and sleepy. He closed his eyes, Then he opened them just the tiniest bit, so that he could see Dan ny Meadow Moune and yet seem to be asleep, Danny watched him for a long time. Then he chuckled to him self and dropped out of wight, No sooner had he gone than Reddy Fox stole over close to the little doorway and waited. “He'll surely stick his head out again to wee if I'm asleep, and then I'll have him,” @aid Reddy to himself, 80 he waited and waited and waited, By and by he turned his head. There| was Danny Meadow Mouse at an- other little doorway laughing at him! Next story: Old Granny Fox Hunts}#o dizzy I had to ait down to keep Danny. 4 more softly than} out, Reddy pretended not to see him.| PAGE 13 THE SEATTLE STAR DOINGS OF THE DUFFS Wilbur Is Full of Ideas FOUND = PocKeTBook Cowraining { } | #502" - OWNMR CALL AT PoLice | | STATION AND IDENTIFY — SS so | Peeve I'L Go Down AND Claim “THAT! 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