The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-17
With the Long Bo,u
-"Eye uauns's walks, shoot folly a. II Mss :"
.''Eye nafurs's walks, shoe

II .-"sye nafurs'sw walks, shoot a II klss"
How Big Hoarse Rooster with Some Pride In His Vocal
Attachments Moved the Church at Fnd1ey, Ohio by
Bursting Violent and Song at the Time
When the Pastor was Attempting Dispense the Word
THE services at tho West Park Evangelical church, at
Fndey, Ohio, interrupted for three months by
rooster owned by living the lot adjoining, and
the church has had Every time Mr. Conklin the
pastor began preach the church the rooster
good grip the ground bowed over to take up
the recoi and unmbered two linear yards OF 50
strideny that the windows in the south transept ratified
It's told Of the trouble, but she declared the
pet and declined to dispose Of it, In despera
ton the congregation finally decided to site
was purchased church building, frame structure,
removed.
rooster that able make noise like that must
have been Matched from of those Easter
eggs with loud colors on it. ..,-
John D. draws $50O00oo dividend this week from the
Standard OIL just wait till mining stock begins
to pay dividends next May and we'll make Johns income
look pretty small.
You should hear the rich, high, throaty tenor
turn out on ''rhe Kings BUSINESS" Sn
fine argument has been brought forward for football
by an exchange which contrasts lives Of two boys John
plays football from to and goes home bruised and bloody
He rejects sympathy; all he wants is his supper and
chance crawl off to bed. His mother to herself
''this must stop. I will the school board and the
Humane society!'' Will plays pool from to 6, and the
animal energy within him is spent After supper he
cannot study he must do something So he goes uptown,
plays another game of pool smokes cgaret swaps stories
in front of store and returns home with his clothes IN
perfect ordr his hair nicely parted in the mlddle-hls
mothers very ideal Of manly beauty But John is ploddng
the rugged road sturdy manhood and Will is headed down
towards general assninity.
Such the argument, and it must be acknowledged that
there something in it. But the trouble that only 70
50 out Of university of several thousand students will
the game than yspeck in embarrassing time, while the
other thousand students driven to pool and
cigarets. Some more universal sport is needed
! M4
Mr. Pease Of the Anoka Union gives all fine appre
ciatve writeup ''Gossip'' column this week. As
there is nothing makes feel good to be patted
on the shoulder told that he is working himself to
death, we quote it entire: ...
. i write reverentaly, say the commandments
sx shalt thou labor and do all thy work. was not made
their productions A. J. r. Quenn many Pc
culiar de plumes They work all the time Goodness
o Sad fh0qn @ M huma9 ace aS brain
give out from overwo It's ceaseless TOLL and when the
another victim to the remo1sess grind of the
daily the yard and another takes his
place often think how little conception the reader has Of
the Of brain work necessary to produce
daily days in the week for his pleasure and bene-
ht, they perhaps they would appreciate to some
extent, the man writes and writes He is worthy of
probation and that's no pipe dream. '>.> "
While grind away six days only missing the Monday
hat is enough But it has this advantage that after the
crime committed you not unless you sensitive
conscientious have to worry it. Now Uncle Pease
having the misfortune of owning his paper, has to
nights That is where play even, and do not grace
the cemetery in that coldbooded way the Anoka editor
intmates. Still the chill thought sometimes strikes thai
good many dead one has not reached the cemetery yet
"A, j. r.