The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-05-20

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tereo Of things he had heard peo tnen say
H him Oh ',''nnderful lands of the tropics
II Of the honanas grew by the punch
where pa' pas Melted passersby with
II and oIanS and JUICY selves, not even
their S".e he picked. 1t brought 10
waiting +ravelers had written about
mind "l'o ,,.here huckleberries could De
the Iahu Inter. and full grown Ju-
picked @i' ,s if tulips?-for moment
leps-o' ,,I5 not remember WHICH
the DO! 9Th from their lovely peas
sprou'eu could be had for the ask
Of MN ,,.han through all the odor-
ing hahn of this delicious climate 'ne r,.
Gus V',', sweet sniff as of something very
ca'Ns AMI dreamy, something not uil-
s"ee' aroma of splendid clsarette
ike III 'ho, had smoked long years ago.
JillIh lad foolish ideas OF Decom-
WAe" le i, minute, and thought the
ing d "'' ,t 70 greatness was to walk
shoF' w. etraat with a little rice pap
along W" aor filed with tobacco between
eT {! tba wav other heroes OF MS
his hp' co inst in or out OF col
acquaintance J"''
Iegp were doing 49,. exs+ aa,i-
tastp of true greatness, he
',u,t as he walked along. L "oh-
~ vhere it comes from.
'e AID inst then. as if he had openly
1 tho question. he got an answer
@S huge wooden Indian sitting OH
HoI .!,, leading into a gorgeous Held Oh
waving green leaves. e o,,rSa
-. ata,,o from tobacco fields, OF course.
fna SMELL" said the wooden In
dian. 1;,,n,iahov who
aI,yavs A polite child. And do
live in the tobacco fields?
you m stand outside. Me big
.to,o inTin; name Smoke in the
race Me guard tobacco menus loi
princess and in love with sweet u
S n0b the Princess. eh4 What Prin-
.,ss is that" asked Jimmieboy.
princess Nicotine, replied the IN
,;,n she queen of tobacco helds'
t5,aratta her maid. Injun always
1.5it wait wait. till Cigarette come to
hin, Rut alas Cigarette no come
aIano Always come with idiot boy
wit, yellow hair or small Kid enid
no,.ar alone. That's why cigar store
I,,i,n wait wait. wait all time and
never go away.
t1,ro . sawdust tear trickled down
tho noor warriors nose, and jimmie
hoy at last understood why the cigar
store Indian always stands so SUN ana
looks so solemn.
Me last of wooden Injun tribe the
old fellow sObbed. Big Trust come
long mt Princess Nicotine and Cl-
carette in prison, kill all cigar store
Iniuns except Smoke in tne-Face, and
| see them no more
In prison." cried Jimmieboy.
An same like prison. sighed the
Indian. No can come, no can go
where want to. All where Trust say
can go or can come"
But why don't YOU go in ana res
cue them" cried Jimmieboy, Vallantiy.
They no want be rescued said the
Indian. They happy where they be.
No give darn for rescue
oh. see" said Jimmieboy. "Prln-
cess Nicotine and Cigarette are sat
isfed where they are
That's it," said the Indian sadly.
They no like he outside trust these
DAYS. Too cold if outside trust.
Nothing doing if outside trust. NO
fine palace with splendid furniture if
outside trust No great window shows
if outside trust Only little stuffy, one
sop with sheriff outside door, or gro
.ery store in country, with dried ap-
plies and brown sugar and fly paper for
companonship. if outside trust. So
Princess Nicotine and Cigarette stay
inside and let Princess Cabbage nave
outside market"
And just them. as if in confirmation
of Smoke the Faces statement
Jimmieboy heard from a distance two
soft feminine voices singing happily
together:
'oh. I'm the Princess Nicotine,
live in bqaccy fields so green,
And all the lveIong day / float,
As happily as the dusty mote
That in the sunshine fair is Seen.
Oh Princess Nicotine,
The pretuest ever seen,
Floats here and there,
As light as air.
OVeH the fields of green.
And I'm dainty Cigarette
As fair ana chic as French soubrette
Who in the train of Nicotine
bI night and day is ever seen,
a Joyous laughing, gay coquette.
'n dainty Cigarette,
She's everybody's pet,
Nhere'er YOU go,
or high or low.
Sizes found in every set"
bo You Aear?" demanded the Indian
"Ia'hidll5, If they not happy do you
"lAA they sing like that
Ne, l don't" said Jimmieboy. I'D
IKE TO meet them very much" he add
e' eagerly, for the voices of Nicotine
ana Cigarette always make a strong
appeal to youthful minds.
Well, jump over the fence and take
u'e hFSt turn to the left" said the In
0Iah' You can't miss them
Ana Jimmieboy. following the in
<FoctoAS of the unhappy guardian OF
Tue Stie, leaped lightly over the fence
ana soon found himself in the presence
VI Tie lovely Princess Nicotine and neI
"'7'' Cigarette, who Immediately be-
san making eyes at Jimmieboy in the
HloSt seductive way
An sail the Princess. graciously
a. sic caught sight of the little Wis
~ This must be Jimmieboy, VINO
HdS come to Trustland"