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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-19

Houcsty is the best policy, but you
ran t convince the bogus prophets that
4 is
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-19

Brigham knew what he WAS talking
about right there
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-19
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Entered Mt the Postofhce AT Salt Lake
City as second class matter
Evening star., 1909-05-09

40 LEI.BY TIE =. n. SMITH COMPANY.
3. Q. SMITH. LEE ID. LATIAER
Corner and 18th SITS NV, overlook
ing Franklin Park best room-reut-
ing section, 70 rms. and ba tbs. :. .$lo0. 90
rooms and baths. steam heat. 10000
1878 L st. NV. whitestone fronty IL
rms. 2b., steam heat, suitcase.
1903 II. /. NV, exclusive section,
II rooms and baths. bedrooms. SC. 90
1913 leth st. NV. 13r. and 3d., excep-
tionaily fine home, good order. ....... 1904
Near Sheridan Circle. 2123 ST.: Or. and
bath: steam heat: newly decorated.... 5000
1925 VT. ave. NV. Jtr. and bath: front,
side and rear yards: good order. -. $500
1888 Mintwood ST.. suitcase. llr., 20. $500
1916 y st. NV, 10r.. bath; steam heat. 80 OG
1870 Harvard 1t. NV, Or, b., furnace. 20. 20
7i9 2ist st. NV, rooms and bath. 5000
Gil Kenyon st. NV. rooms and BATH. 81 so
2S05 ~ st. NV, Z rooms and BATH. &c. SO
1892 st. Sc. Or. and b. furnace. e...... $500
l33 -. NV. rooms, large yard -. 1900
:al2 ST. NV. rooms. large yard. 100
mIS-at
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FOR RENT-BY B. r. 8
l345 l. NV, 15r. 2b. g.. 90
469 Mo av, 15r. .2b. AS
1927 o NV, Or. b. 400
sol T NV, 7r. b. 1850
1858 10th NV, w,6r.b. 81. so
1928 ist NV. Or. b. 80. so
45 Fla av NV. Or, b30. 80
435 o NV. Sr. b. ..2I.50
127 9Th NV, Or, b..2.0
1919 l. NV. 7r. b..21.30
1907 Sth NV. ar. b. 81. so
3l4 II NV, Or. b.. .26.5o
1926 10th NV. .6r, h. 20. so
1911 Sth NV. Or, b.22.50
61S 11th ne. Or, b.. .22.a0
1119 / ne. Or. b, sta. .22.50
80 o ne. Or, b. .20-@
GA h NV. 6r. ". 1850
607 Morton NV. Or, bis. 90
1877 Sth nw.5r. 1850
2541 9th NV, Or, W. 30
1910 35th NV. 5r.w13.50
412 Irving NV, Or, ,w10. 80
1850 Kramer. 5r,w10.O0
STORES.
Sc cor 1th & Mass av,
81. eel, per mo. ;. 800
926 + NV, entire
building 200. 90
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AUL CO.. TTH 4 l. NV.
Ne cor 14th &R nw65. 90
1IO1 14th NV. ;. 40. 90
1850 14th, sto, eel. .35. 90
1899 r NV. 10. so
m34 Ga av. 1900
816 La av. basem't.S.O0
COLORED TENANTS.
1888 4th NV. 3r. b.. .15. 90
2219 Water NV, 5r.
W. 1880
2122 N Y av,5r.w.10.50
SID st ne. Ar, w...10.O0
sos Fla av NV. Ar. 1000
1419 1st sw. or, w.7.50
STABLES.
Rear 1413 N NV. 30. 90
Rear 2713 Ga av NV.
stable & 2 acres of
ground. 1900
r 2151 Sth nw.4stls10.OO
Rear 20S Sth sw. 1000
OFFICE ROOMS.
512 + NV. Sr, b. 40. 90
1851 U NV, Ar. b. 90
512 r NV, 1r. 1000
WAREHOUSES;.
Freedman's alley. 40. 90
Rear 613 l. NV. 1900
myS-tf
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FOR RENr-FLoYD F..
81 NJ Sc. Or. b. $3.50
Ills e Sc. 7r. b. q. 90
1900 W nv, Or. b.S5. 90
1926 NJ NV. lar, 2b. ] 500
IS y Sc. Or. .14.OO
4aS CT IL sw. 5r. q 20
1913 Md av sw. .Sr. b2l so
l2.0 4ia sw. Or. ..l2.:t0
361 VI sw. CIR. ID. 80
GA | sw. Or. h. 9;.50
3ot 18th sw. ar. 1850
l:4it b sc. 6r, b. 20. 30
s29 18th sw, n 1. 1915
si9 9TH sw. q l...l4.I5
21O 18th sw. n .. .2S. 90
1871 1st sw. or. n. 80
1907 I'D sw. Ar. :. 1880
1910 Del av sw. 6r. L.. 30
Et1Nk "
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

CUSTOM HOUSE, WASHINGTON. n. O..
May 6, 1909.
Notice 10 hereby given that under authority
granted by the Acting Secretary of Commerce
and Labor and pursuant to letter from the
Commissioner Of Navigation to the Collector of
Of the steamer known as Harry Randall"
enrolled at the port of Washington. district OF
Georgetown, In the District Of Columbia, Is
HOWARD s. NYMAN,
ny7.lt Collector Of Customs.
Evening star., 1909-05-09

FOR RENT
13T 18th nw.l2r bs15.75l 2l2 AZ NV. f1r. h.55 so
1852 C"rcorn. ST, ,b3I 90 :s4S 10th Or. b.37 80
1I3I 9th nw, 81. b.. 81 so $50 Sr. b.. 70. 90
400 Nc sw 12r b:;00Ol 49S Me av sw. .Sr. b23. so
1904 G ne. 6r b. .2250j 1920 y NV, 81. 30
lbs Half sc, 5r...l2OO 1885 Union sw. or.1O.5o
FLATS.
Sc Porter ne 5r b. 20. so 2sss Va av nw5r biz. so
CAYWOOD & GARRETT. 1881 n. y. ave. NV.
myS-3ts1O
FOR RENT-W. c. DUvALL. T22 11TH NV.
80 Mass ave. NV. Sr.. b. near station. $50. 15
14o7 9th NV. rooms and bath. only -. So 30
l$GOlg Potomac ave. Sc. Or: b.; a. nat u 80
1862 Potomac ave- Sc, Or. b.. a.. fat. so
1884, Potomac ave. Sc. 5r.. b.. H.. fat. 1850
652ia Morton pl. ne. Ar. & b. fat. I'd A.. 1870
1912 9th s.e., Or. and b. tcolored tenant). 1870
myS-3ts
Evening star., 1909-05-09

FOR RENT-REDUCED TO $50. so.
VERY ATTRACTIVE HOUSE FOR SUCH A
LOW RENT: ROOMS GOOD ROUMSI AND
BATH; PLENTY OF CLOSETS.
NO. 1880 ST. NV.
mys-6t r. T.. BRADLEY. l4IS ST.
rooms: all modern improvements three stories;
best location In the ". section: $40.
FLOYD T. DAVIS,
myS3t 7th and T. s.w.
Evening star., 1909-05-09
" WIN. n. SAUNDERS 4 CO..

wM H. SAUNDERS & CO.,
14QI st. NV
HOUSES.
114S VI NV, 11r b. IS. on 2221 18th NV 6r 30 10
2sns y NV. 12r. b.35 90 1425 G ne. 81. b. ..2o.5o
1910 9th NV Or. h $3.50
HEATED APARTMENTS.
The LuZon, Or. and b.....................$40 90
The IuZon. Or. and h..................... h.. $3.50
1906 S st. NV, 1st floor, Or. and b. $500
1905 s st. NV, 2d floor. Or. and b.. $3.50
1905 S st. NV, 4th floor. Or. and b...... $500
The Nelson ar and Observation-Disclosures. b. 5000
The Nelson Ar. and Observation-Disclosures. h. $500
The Nelson. rooms and bath. ............ 1900
FLATS.
23O4 14th nw.5r, so 341s NV. 5r, b. .2050
34l6 r NV. Or: b. ~ so 1885, Sc, 4r: b. 90
1917 35th NV, 5r b.20.J0 1867 L sc, Ar. h. 800
1901 1st NV. 5r.b. so 1871 L Sc. Ar. b.. 800
HOUSES-COLORED.
1881 Alton court ne, 4r., s. and w. so
1925 Alton court ne. Ar. S. and w....... 1850
STORES.
1ol9 lftn 81. nW..-..... .f4SVO
STABLES.
.sso4 NV. .$io@ ~
Rear 1144 18th st. NV. garage. 1000
Rear 20 Pierce NV, water, stalls...... 600
GIL NV, stalls. $40
myS-ot
Evening star., 1909-05-09

FOR SALE-LOTS OFFERED MUCH BELOW
other similar lots; lots for sem-det achcd
houses, $3.50 per lot. or 10 lots for box houses.
$525 per lot; one Of the best corners in Pet
worth.
56x60 It. to paved alley. two party walls, on
grade. water, sewer: 81, 400, $2j per front IT,,
convenient ne. location.
Fine large elevated Brookland lot. 6oxc00 It.,
water, sewer, large trees. $3.50.
Address 1855 11th st. NV.
Phone, Col. $685.
Evening star., 1909-05-09

TOR RENT
Col. road NV. rooms bath. %. so
Dos 1lth ST. s.w., rooms. Is. 3O
CHAS. s. MUIR & CO.,
myS2t 1903 n. Y. ave.
FOR RENT-s25 5o-HoUsE OF SIX ROOMS:
In perfect condition; all mod. imps.; central
NV: trout and back yards. Address OWNER
Box :tt. Star ONCE. myS-3ts
FOR RENT-C0NVENIEST LOCATIoN-24I3 VI
NV: rooms aud bath: spleudid condition:
attractive porch: large yard: bailt only last
summer: rent, s2GJ0.
ny1-St
Evening star., 1909-05-09

sCRIVENER, 9O7 G NV.
| 333 Z ne, CRIB. % 90
40 Mass av NV Or, BIO. 90
529 11th sc, ,6r. W. II. so
!63J S C av sc, Or. wis. 90
Evening star., 1909-05-09
OUT-OF.TOWN REAL ESTATE.

3k-ACRE IMPROVED FARM NEAR ALLAN
tic City; can be subdiyided and from $4,000
to $40 900 made by selling lots: will exchange
for dwelling farm. Box ). Star office.
mye-5ts
Evening star., 1909-05-09

NV, 1903 9Th. 4r. .13.4 40
NV. .o326 L. 6r. ..12. 30
NW.@1S X. shop. 1000
EW.2526 E, 4r. -. 90
NE,606 l.. Or. b. 20. 40
SE.11Oo 9th, 13r. b. sc. 90
SE,l102 9th. 10r. 1891
APARTMENTS.
The Vfncetta. 5r. b2. so
The yincetta. 4r.b1S.5O
800 Pa av sc, Or, b. %. 90
oRTBwEsT.
Evening star., 1909-05-09
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR sALE-MODERN HOME OF ROOMS
and bath: stone and brick; north Of Ia. ave. :;
nwmnpt nv MINUTES TO M navy YARD; S'oo' easy terms
snd SITS; two thrce-story red brick dwell
inss; stone trimmings: 10 rooms and bath
ss sduees to-
each: easy terms to quick buyer. HEISkEIL
q McLERAN. 1908 n ST NV. my9-3t
FOR sALE-CHEAP: s-ROOM FRAME HOUSE
ne. cellar; improved street; in good repair
rent sl2. See it. 0ffer wanted. Apply AT
1913 st. NV. mys-2t'
FOR -SALE-MY FINE :;-STORY AND BASE
ment bun brick and stone bay window dwell
ing; built for my own use: IL rooms and bath;
ami: with 2-story brick stable in rear: front
Ing Ing on n.s stanton PARK; 5o7 stanton pl ne.
FOR SALE-A MT. PLEASANT HOME
Am leaving city and offer my home at q bar
gain: nine room corner house; all modern i'm
large lot: select neishborhoOd: an
mss2t.e 1901 Lamont st NV.
FOR sAIEass, soo-NEW GROOM AND Gel.
PokcH H9gsEf TisES vEsrfsAE Asb 1XTH
ROOM: CELLAR UNDER WHOLE House
REAR PORCH; LARGE YARD AND alley:
1885 1885 new m Wy Yoak "a AVE E. NV WAS a s4astRs nss.ss
FOR sALE.n; 800; RENTED AT SIS PER NO
Tan2 "a fHARs Soop nS9Ms fS IS
NEW YORK AVE NV mys-3t
FOR sALE-x5. .oOO-A 3-SToRY. CELLAR. BAY
AND SIS Ne: NICE LoCATios: 4 4
las NEW sES 3dRk koh AVE. HAs SW sH1ksRs mys.s,
FOR SALE 8. soo-A a-sToRY BRICK OF .
IToL; IS coon NEIGHBoRHoop. , SEE SEE
THIS. CHAs. A. SHIELDS, 1886 NEW YORK
AVE. NV myS-3t
FOR sALE-sl5.oo .ooO-AN APARTMENT HOUSE.
It A
TANCE OF THE CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY
CHAs. A. SHIELDS. 1886 NEW YORK AVE.
NV. mys-3t
FOR SALE-CORNER HOUSE, 3033 nth ST
NV. Mt. Pleasant: built to order for owner
6 rooms; large reception hail. hot-water heat
lar under entire building: owner leaving city:
nrs.st. inaaII5;s. Is. 9%SER; ~ i
foS on MONTHLY pArMENpsc S9 cASH WHICH R9TT; Il.
aNp FaYs oFF rRScIF aSsnRAscE AND TAXES
sl7s 18TH ST St; y Swi ToxGSHyR GSRyER HOUSE.
1855 KILBoURNE ST. NV.
$1,000 MONTHLY.
1I41 KHBoURNE ST. NV,
$6S. 90 MONTHLY.
1859 18TH ST NV CORNER uorrsu
$3.50 MONTHLY.
31s4 18TH ST NV,
$500 MONTHLY.
2oos ST NV.
5000 MONTHLY.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
SWARTZELI. RHEEM HENSEY CO..
PHONE 37S MAIN. 727 18TH ST. NV.
Evening star., 1909-05-09

FOR RENT-s25 ILNwORTH PLACE Sw
rooms and bath: nne back yard: a cheerful
house. and very good value for 5000 per mo.
ea4 18TH ST NV.
4 rooms and bath: newly papered The rent
Of this house has been reduced to $50. 80 per mo.
6Sf % ST. NE.
A corner house, close to Union station: IN
perfect condition: contains 8 rooms and bath.
Rent is only $50 per month.
718 A ST NE
10 rooms and bath: side lights: q nne neieh.
borhood. Rent is $3.50 per month.
1885 1ST ST. NV.
A nearly new house; close 10 two car lines
has q rooms and bath. and may be rented foi
$25.40 per month.
1874 ST. NE.
rooms: reception hall: tiled bath: cellar nm.
der entire house; hne yard. Rent only 321 80
per month.
32t ILSwORTH PLACE S.w.
rooms and bath: good back yard. Rent
reduced TO $3.50 per month
JAMES y. SHEA. $40 la. ave. NV.
ny5-eo3t
Evening star., 1909-05-09

DAVIS, 7TH & T. S. W.
$40 Va av sw, ,9r. b.: -. 90
g. y Sc. 5r. ...12.00
261 y NV, Or. b. $3.50
1916 Md nv ne. Or. h. ~. 80
425 Ith sw. .sto. DIV 40 90
SIS 9th sw. Or. b.. ..17.5O
1890 s Cap, 6r. .1l.00
1928 S Cap. Or, b. Ia. 90
30 n Sc. 6r. $50
I12 T sw, Or. 100
1902 \ J av Sc. fi2.l0.JO
Latterner, Il 1. $1,000
1928 II sw. or. b. %. 90
I23 9TH sw. q .. ..17.15
1921 Mt Pleas. 6r. b. y. 90
1117 9th sc. 5r. $50
40 Canal sw. Ir...11.50
1914 Del av sw ,6r.l2.Jo
Evening star., 1909-05-09

FOR RENT-13os ST. Ne; s-RooM HOUSE
WITH BATH: ANIL: fine porch: large con-
crete cellar; bright, cozy. convenient. Inquire
Of OWNER. 1900 + st. ne. myE1t
Evening star., 1909-05-09
FOR SALE-LOTS.

SOC-FINE SINGLE BUILDING LOT ON n c.
ave. near Lincoln Park. Soc per foot. Large
lot adjoining sold this week at Ruction for
more money.
$11o-Fine building lot on north side willard
st. near 18th. $1.1O per square foot. Two
party walls. Lot 22xS0.
3Oc-Five economical lots in Petworth near
n. II. ave. Sewer and water.
30c-Corner lot Half and l. sts. Sc, contain
ing 3.431 square feet.
81. 1.26Flne building lot Wyoming ave-
nue. west Of Connecticut avenue.
HEISKELL & McLERAS,
myS-2t 1403 H st. NV.
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you'll so nfoot 10 the woods-whlch Is
only n nile distant from Mira. Jones
place"
or course. the children talked of moth
Ing else all that day except the coming
picnic 10 the woods They had never en-
joyed q country picnic, aud this one held
much pleasure for them,
ou the day OF the picpic the Anderson
children were ready to stnrt to the home
OF Mrs. Jones long before John had the
carriage In readiness. And their baskets
were hllcd With luncheon. the very bcss
that Aunt Marys Gne old colored cook
could prepare.
was wanting quarter OF on hour
I'LL nine-the tine set for starting-whcu
Jane, the houscmRid. called 10 Oracle:
Come to your Aunts room at once,
Miss She's taken suddenly H."
Oracle. accompanied by her brother
and sister. ran upstairs to Aunt Mary's
room and found that good old lady lying
on her bed very pale and ul-looldng
After q few Inquiries Aunt Mary cx.
plalned that she had been very miserable
all night, but that she had tried to
dress IN order to come down to sco tho
children OF on their days outing: but
sho hed become SO fniDt TINT sho was
Obliged TO lie down, and to call 20 Jano
" S''"N w "eI osalstancc- Il have asked
her to phone to my doctor. who lives in
the village. and he'll be here within an
hour, am sorry 10 have spoiled your
starting. children. dear" So spoke old
Aunt Mary,
But shnll we go to tho plcnicf'' asked
Ethel May. solicltously. II don't think
We should leave Auntic when pho ia nm
cloud passed over Gruclo's face II
was plain sho did not wish TO bc dlson.
pointed In the picnic. She turned 70.
ward Jack. who stood looking his dis.
pressure at Ethel May for having made
0uen o'uhuef' lie. too. did not wish 10
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Old Bingo A Story of Boy and Dog.

to do Even n dog is better employed
than idle"
On the next doy-it being snturioy-
Archie decided to pay Walt TO n young
friend who lived lu the country. aud
called TO BlnGo to accompany him. Archie
would walk the distance of four miles.
foE he was quite IN athletic fellow, and
FIVE or Elk miles WIS as nothing to him
when the weather was nnc. And old
Ringo, Archie knew. would not feel I'm
uguc from such walk. &c, bright md
early. boy and dos set out boy whlftllnG
raliy nDG dos trottng beside him II n
happy mood
They we're soon IN tho country. and
Archie found much TO interest him along
the roadside. There were many fresh
young plnnte-bclonging to the weed fam
ily-thut wern worth examining foe
Archie wns deeply interested In botany
and exercised his knowledge Of plants
whenever tho opportunity presented IT.
self. So half the day bnd passed be-
fore Archie realized TINT he was prolong
Ing his journey too much. for be knew
hls young friend would bc expecting him
for the noon dianer. and he was still n
mile from the furm where he was 10 pay
the visit
"Sny. Blngo. we've loltcred." Archie
snl1, throwing down n holf-open bud he
had been dlsSecting. Come. let's get a
sudden move on. and cover this mile In
no time. Say. old fellow. there's TINT
great pasture we might cut through md
save climbing the hin. also cutting or
quarter OF a mile OF distance Wen
take the diagonal cut across the meadow.
and reach the farmhouse ten minutes
sooner than II VIC went by tho rond
What say you. old chapf
BiDgo looked his approval. and Archie
stro1c or towards n bnrbed wlro fence
which confined Il meadow pasture. Archie
supposed the pasture was one used for
grazing the milk cows. but he saw no
cattle anywhere, "Wcll, Blngo." he snid
MS hc and dog craNlcd under the lowest
wire OF the fence, we're now in q fine
pasture. and we mny meet long horned
COW. Should sho take offensc at our in-
trusion-well, you'll give her n sound
of your voice. Your bnrk is enough to
frightcn the life out OF the ordinary
animal-or mnn. too for that matter"
So the two trudgcd along. wadlng
through the fresh, deep grass and rich
clover. On reaching q llttlo grove OF
young timber Bingo saw Il small ground
onlmNl. md rnn after It with oil his
might The animal led him chase
through the grove, taking him to the
opposite side OF 1t. thus cutting him OF
from Archio's view. Just as Archie was
about 10 whistle to Bingo 10 rcJoin him
md quit his frultlcss chase there loomed
right In front Of him wild-cyed young
bull. his head lifted high. his nostrls
oilatcd Hc had stepped from behind a
cluster of bushes. which had concealed
him from Archies sight TIL now, and
was looking Mt the small boy ns II ask-
Ing, Why do you dare TO intrude here,
you strnngerT
Archie felt his hnir standing on end.
and his blood seemed frozen In his veins
Slowly he began TO retreat. walking back
wards and keeping his eyes on those of
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ETHEL MAYS REWARD.

remain away from the picnic. Then be
spoke up.
II really don't see what we Kids could
do for Aunt Mary. There is Jnno TO whit
on her: and tho doctor win be here d.
rcctly. / think we'd better go TO the
picnic. for Mrs. Jones. and tho Jones kida
Will be looking for us-"
Yes" snld Oracle. adding her orgu
meDt to Jacks, "Auntic will DO we'll
cnrcd for by Jauo and the doctor. Wo
-aS Juck snys-can be OF no use 10 her.
Wen DO In tho way. only"
Ethel Mays face rcddcncd, md she
turned sharp look on her brother and
Sister: well" she said. I'VE may not
be OF ony use as far as waiting on
Auntle is concerned but wo can be com
pnny for her and try TO cheer her up. |
for one, won't leave her while she's Ill.
Aunt Mary put out her hand and
touched Ethel Nays hnir gently. "Denr
little grille" she said fecbly. you shall
not sacrifice your day for mo, ! shall
get on very well with Jane to nurse
me. And as Jack and Oracle are so
anxious to go to the picnic would not
for the world dctnln them hero, No. all
Of you go, And IL Is time you were or.
John is at tho cato now with tho cur
rlage."
'Well. Aunt Morr, l hope you'll be o.
X. when we get homo this evening" exo
claimed Jnck. hurrying from the room,
I'm get the luncheon baskets 10 the
carriage. girls while you nro getting
on your Jackets and hnts. But hurry
IAN right. Jack Won follow immed-
atcly." called out Oracle. Then STOPPING.
she Kissed her old aunts check. Good
by. AuntIcr' sbo snid- Il hope you'N
be well soon. Tho doctor will 0x you
up all right I'm sure, Come, Ethel May,
don't stand there and worry Aunt Mary.
l fancy sho wants 10 be left nlone.
Come" And Oracle wos OF down tho
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Backe Gets Even With Godie E. sy s4s for DsSa Hs Ones

paw strokcd her chin. leaving twin
streok OF blood to the one over the nose
Goldlo. Screaming with fright and pain.
in the house TO tell her mother, Fred,
also afraid of Blackie. having been a
witness to tho scratching. ran nfter
GoldIe, intending to testify to Dlacklc's
terrible conduct.
And Blackic was now Mt liberty TO go
where he pleased and he plcnsed TO run
with all possible speed TO the alley Ar.
riving there. he found snug bnrrcl.
turned on its side. full or strnw. and
into 1t he crcpt. Half an hour later
Goldic md Fred came to the alley hunt
Ing for him. calling kitty. kitty. Kitty"
But Blackic kept very still and tho chill.
drcn went away without NO much as sus.
pccting that he might be 10 the barrel.
That night Blackic crcDt forth md
found q garbage barrel In the alley. from
which he got pretty good supper. Then
he Travelled on. and when morning cnme
had entered the yard of n nico old lady
who had no children about tho place, md
who, seeing BlnckIc. fed md pctted him
and made him know he wns welcome TO
live In her house And ns soon ns Blnckio
found there were no children about ho
decided TO stoy ard to pay for his bonrd
and keep by catching the mice in tho
cellar.
And to this day-which is n year since
Blackie found the happy home with tho
old iady-he has remained and grown into
n genuinely Bn0 mouscr, and his present
mistress thinks he is tho finest cnt In tho
world. and treats him as though he were
human, for she knows TINT cnts feel tho
samc as do people.
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and down stairs: no, she had lugged that
Is the only word that describes the man
ncr Of Goldic's carrying BlackicJ the poor
uncomfortable Kitten with her squeezing
his poor body til he suffered real pain
Once ngaln on tho big bnck porch.
Goldio proceeded to dress Blacleio In the
dolls dress And the poor fellow soon
found himself in n garment very tight
about the neck and nrms (Blnckic's front
legs served the purpose of nrms when In
a drcsS). In vain he mcwcd and moved.
begging to be taken ont OF the tortur-
Gus clothes. Goldic had no pity. and
kept hold of the poor Blnckic. scoldiog
him for mcwing. and slnpping him oc-
cnSionaly over tho ears NIL OF which
made Blackie very miserable indeed. You
know n cnt has feelings just like q
human beings but cannot express bis
pain OF JOY In words. So poor Blackio
had to suffer and suffer. his little heart
almost breaking.
The next day Goldlc conceived the iden
OF dressing Blacklc up in dolls dress
ngNln. for her little friend, Fred Scott.
had come to play with her. md she meant
to let Fred wool and pull and tense poor
Blncklc In his uncomfortable clothes But
Blockie had boon thinking all the night
before and Ind arrived at this conclusion.
A cnt has his rights. and one OF them IS
comfort: another one. liberty. And why
should he, Blnckic. submit to the torturos
inflicted upon him by Colder No. he
would light bnck, he would II ever again
she tried TO put those horrid clothes upon
him he would protect himself; he would
use his claws and teeth. What else were
claws for? So. the following day. when
Goldle got tho dolls dress and begnn to
put 1t on BlacEic the determined little
fellow sprnng MT her face md dashed both
paws across II. ono went slap across
Goldics nose, leaving tiny bloody streak
marking tho claws progress. Tho other