The Globe-republican., 1909-03-04
sUCKLIN BREEzES.

BUCKLIN BREEZES.
G. f. Trager made business trip Il
Kansas City the first of the week.
s. W. Sherwood moved from town ou
to farm southeast Of Bucklin Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Mason, the evangelist who is hold
meetings at the Christian church here
seems to be very entertaining talker.
II. P. McCaustland, g. q. Redfeld and
Chas. Robinson made trip to Cimarron
in Mr.. Robinsons White Steamer, Tues
day.
J. E. Dancy, of the Minneola Record
and F, c. McIntire Of the Ford Promoter,
that is to be, were In Bucklin q short
time Tuesday evening.
Chas. Robinson has bought the e. Fl,
Christopher residence. Mr.. Christopher
had traded the property to @. W. Linder
and Mr.. Robinson bought 1t of Mr..
Linder.
We extend congratulations to our sister
city Of Ford. She Ia to have weekly
news paper Of her own and the first
number will be issued next week. f. G.
McIntire will be the editor.
The same dog mentioned In another
place In these items, has bitten another
child since, this time 1t was Grace Cook.
the little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
d. Cook, and still the dog lives.
L. NJ. Taylor is building large addi-
ton to bis hardware store. II Is wood
frame. but the sides and roof are covered
with corrugated iron. He will use 1t for
the storing Of implements and machinery.
T. L. Dellinger and Mrs. Jennie
Straulman, Of Dodge City, D. H. Dell.
niger, of Hutchinson, and Mrs. Mary
Paramore, of Okla, have all been here
recently visiting their mother, Mrs.
Sarah Dellinger who has been quite sick
but Is improving at this time.
Monday evening between eight and
nine O'Clock, when most of the people
were at church, the fire alarm was
sounded, the churches were quickly
emitted and the fire was found to be at
the public school building. The fire
was evidently the work Of incendiares.
Tue conditions at the time the fire was
discovered. indicated that the fire had
been deliberatly started and at a place
where they thought that 1t would not be
seen until IL had gained such headwaY
that 1t could not be put out. 1t was
evidently the intent of the party, or
parties, starting the 6re, to burn the
building to the ground. OF course 1t is
not known who did 1t. 1t may have
been the work of some degenerate kids
who imagined that they had grievance
against teacher, and took this way to
get even. The children of this day, at
least some Of them, do not take kindly
any efforts to restrain them. Not having
received any discipline at their homes.
they resent 1t when administered by the
teacher, and In far too many cases the
parents uphold them In their course
Some ten days ago there was Q little
girl 10 Bucklin bitten by dog, the dog
had the reputation Of being vicious, and
yet, after be had bitten this child, the
owner refused to , III him or have him
killed. Tae parents Of the child, feeling
anxious. thought that they would appeal
to the Law and haye the brute killed, but
they found that there was no law BY
which they could hsve 1t killed for Just
biting 9 child. Had Il been sheep that
was MANNED, II would have been differ
ent. They could have had the dog killed
and the Law would have protected them.
The father Of the child wrote TO our re-
preventative from this county, calling bis
attention to the lack Of any law to pro-
tect children from vicious dogs, apparent
iy All Of the attention be paid to the
letter was to turn 1t over to the reporters
and nave them publish It In the daily
papers supposedly, as Q joke on the
writer. OF course we could not expect
the present administration, including q
small majority Of the Legislature, to pay
any attention to little thing like this.
There would be no fat political Job 10 1t,
nor would there be any material 70 help
oil the skids which lead to the U. 8.
Senate.
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