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A MOUSE WITH WINGS

A Fairy Tale
" NJ. BOWLEY

on the, ground and two above The stepmother drove
the boy and the Grand Duchess up the ladder, and
locked each into tiny loft.
Down below, after lighting small lamp, the woman
took out the Mouse with Wings. The little black eyes
looked up at her She chuckled to it and stroked it
with horny finger. Then she fetched some seed which
she scattered round the mouse
1t was hungry and took up the grain in wee white
paws The woman watched it greedy.
She knew what the Grand Duchess had not thought
of mentioning This fairy ate only golden grain
and every seed it touched turned into purest gold
She let it eat as long it would, then she spread
grain before it while it ran about the table She had
tied string round its body that it could not open
its wings.
Until the grew sleepy. she strewed the seed
when it would run no longer she put it into strong
box which had secret fastening and she placed the
box upon high shelf
Next she picked over every grain upon the wooden
table, sorting out the the mouses little feet had
pressed These she dropped into bag and the bag she
covered UP in hollow place she had scraped by the
hearth.
Not until then did she cook her supper
The smell OF it went up through the rafters into the
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while she away, the stepmother had shut the
Winged Mouse into the cupboard with plenty of seed
about it. The lock was strong she had taken the key
with her. and there were screws visible.
Then the Grand Duchess thought of plan They
still had the ied-mouse About that the Witch Woman
had never troubled herself
The brown mouse should gnaw holel
They put IT to the of the cupboard where IL
could hear the white mouse running about inside
II listened, then called in little squeaks
The fairy mouse answered and each began to nibble
one inside and one outside.
Their tiny teeth made terribly slow progress The
shepherd boy helped with his broken knife but the
appeared The brown mouse squeaked more loudly and
worked harder But alas they had waited too long
he cottage door behind them opened suddenly. The
Witch Woman had returned sooner than they had ex-
pected. She sprang forward with cry of rage when
she saw them
through the doorway the shepherd boy following He
caught her hand, and they like hares-not before
they had seen, though, that the Winged Mouse had
flown out in front of them The string round its BODY
had been scraped off it pressed through the hole
and, frightened by the confusion it had spread its wings
to escape
The Witch Woman saw it, too-saw it 20 through the
open door. Wildly she strained her eyes seeking it.
And in the darkness the hut something white glim
nered So it came about in this way that the Witch
Woman met her end for right into the pond she fell
and there drowned with white water-liy clutched
IN her hand. She had mistaken it for the mouse. 81
The tugtves pressed on, not knowing what had hap
pened.
Then in the faint light of the sunrise like great
white flower on tree the Winged Mouse sat before
them.
The shepherd boy whistled and the Grand Duchess
called coaxingy to it but it kept out of their reach
every time they came near flying always little farther
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rooms above, and the Grand Duchess began to crv
atresh from hunger. The shepherd boy did not cry
he was accustomed to being hungry.
When the morning came the Grand Duchess found
that her troubles were only beginning
The shepherd boy was used to work as well as to
hunger, but the Grand Duchess wept again and again
over all the hard tasks for her by the cruel step
mother She dared not disobey In this way weeks
passed by. The Grand Duchess scrubbed the stone
hoor and did nearly all the work of the house The
shepherd boy was sent out to gather sticks for the fire
and berries for cooking The Duchess learned to make
these into PIES while all the time the Witch Woman sat
by the fire. with the train she had from the Duchesss
troek over her shoulders for shawl She did nothing
except teed the white mouse every day. and collect the
Since she was always there, the Grand Duchess and
the shepherd boy rarely met alone But now and then
when the Duchess went to the pond to fill her pail with
water she would meet him with his bundles of sticks
lhen her chm would go up and she failed to say
contemptuously:
@You-who promised to take care of mel"
And the shepherd boy would creep to his own hean
of hay at night and think and think until morning
dawned
He dared not leave her alone in the clutches of his
stepmother while he away to tell what had become
Of her, for his absence would so soon be discovered
Before he or her friends could return she and the Witch
Woman would have disappeared He must not risk los
ever $3.50
All this time no rumor came to them of the comnlo-
ton caused by the loss of the Grand Duchess.
ne stepmother was of it. and of the great re-
missing child
but she cared nothing tor that Had she not the
fairy mouse, and many bag of golden treasure hidden
by the hearthf Plainly it to her interest for
many reasons to let any one know.wh had happened
One afternoon when the summer was nearly over she
ordered them into their lofts The shepherd bov in the
front loft watched eagerly from the small window when
he heard the door below shut and that also locked He
saw ms stepnother, mufed in her cloak with bag in
her hand. starting off in the direction of the distant
town. and he guessed she was going to enjoy herself
and 70 buy provisions Of which they were in need
his IS the chance have waited for" whispered he
In moment he had lifted the trap-door. for the
screws had been already looseneds He called softly to
the Grand Duchess and with broken knife which he
tons she finished getting out the screws of her door
which were. also loose. Then he forced it open and
helped her down the ladder
cannot leave my mouse" said he
But to get the mouse proved much more dificuit
matter than escaping from the loft
For greater safety, and that It might not be idle
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And they followed trying to catch 1t all that day
and part OF the next day And then the shepherd boy
looked round about and turned suddenly to the Grand
Duchess.
She was looking
There the fields the towers of her palace
The Winged Mouse had brought them straight home
And the brown mouse had followed for in front of
them it sat stone-the very stone under which it
had been on the day when the Grand Duchess first met
the shepherd boy. There too, the stream with the
plank across it, and the daisies specked the grass Just
as they had done so many months ago
The Grand Duchess and the shepherd boy ran again
as fast as when the Witch Woman was behind them
At the gates stood the old head nurse quite thin and
pale now shading her eyes with her hand while she
gazed over the fields toward the hills where the wild
flowers grew.
The Grand Duchess forgot ali her dignity. She
rushed into her nurses arms
In ten minutes all the bells in the city rang out so
that no one could hear himself speak for the noise,
and IN ten minutes every house had flag waving
from its roof and bright draperies flung out of the
windows.
The Grand Duchess and the shepherd boy were never
tired OF talking their adventures They often met
by the golden cage where the two mice lived He was
made Keeper of the Royal Flocks Not that there was
any need for him to work harder than he wished for
ne was well known to be special favorite and play
fellow OF the Grand Duchess and besides that to him
belonged that pet of the palace the Mouse with Wings
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Chicago. Aug. 20.-Idcal weather
for harvesting in the northwest
caused a severe slump in wheat prices
today. but much Of the loss was re-
gained on covering by shorts. At the
close. prices were Ne to lc lower
than yesterday. Provisions closed easy,
Several of the leading holders were
free sellers Of wheat during the first
half Of the day, particularly of the
September delivery, but late in the
session offerings became much more
mcager. Talk of some wheat having
been sold for export induced consid-
cradle covering which resulted IN Il
rally of about 1c in all deliveries ana
the market closed fairly steady.
The corn market closed with prices
up y n Ne to Ia Nc.
The oats closed with prices a shade
lower to &c higher at ia" close
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WILL BRAVE TERRORS
OF SAVAGE TlBURON

Bisbeo. Ari2. Aug. Gothic report
that j. Il Johnson has gone to Hermo-
sillo seeking "A concession to prospect
in the pitch blendc country on and
about the Island of Tiburon again.
calls attention to this famous island
which was but a few years ago said to
be inhabited by a fierce ana canabal
tribe of Indians. 1t was while going
across country to this island ON an cX-
ploration trip, that the Grindoll party
met its end, ana later Ed. Grindcll,
brother Of the leader and now Il Doug
las real estate man, went over the
route traversed by the party and fin
ally reached the island. The trip
across from Ucrmosilo is difficult in
the extreme, through "a waterlcss dos-
ort and many have returned back in
despair. The easier way is hy water
and Of late years the island has bccn
visited aud explored ana the stories
of canibals exploded.
If the Bisbcc parties who arc ask
ing the concession obtain a grant
they viii proceed by water and viii
have a vessel well equipped with all
supplies. Later definite information
from this much talked of but little
known country will be obtainable as
the present forming party viii be pio-
uocrs even If not original explorers.
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The Metals

New York. Aug 20.-Coppor was
higher with the market, closing flrm
Sales were reported of LIS tons, sep
tcmbcr at $3.50. The closing quo
tatiuus Of the standard coppcrs Iol-
low:
Spot, $l275m1300. August, $l2.Sl
m13.05: September and October
.SI2.S5 a 1900; November, $l2.9Of p
1900: December. $1,000 a 1910. The
London market closed firm with spot
quoted at 1853. Is. Cd. and futures at
$50. rs. Cd, and futures at 500, 6s, 30.
Local dealers quoted lake copper at
$t3.12h 1917; electrolytic at
S12.S7i4 m13.121s and casting at
$12.62h m12.S7E.
Lead was steady with spot quoted
at $4.S5m4.46, New York; and at
s4.25aA35, East 81. Louis delivery.
The London market was a shade
higher at rl2, los. Spelter closed
steady with spot quoted al S1.'Vm
$50. New York and $5.g0m5.S0, East
ST. Louis delivery. The London mar
ket was unchanged at t22.
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WANTED--PoSltiOnS.

WANTED - Accountant t~hoIOo----
familiar with corporation ana mcr-
camille work and with experience in
street railway and mine accounting
and auditing, desires high-oloss posi-
ton where the "know how is appre-
ciatod. Highest reference rurnished
No objections to leaving Glue tni}cd
states. Address, NJ. Clf.< I,21
Beech street, San Diego ttI
WANTED-Cooks. Man an1 wife in
city or out. Can take cnartc. tl&
+. Iron
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nisagrcCnhIn ID, linInc.

Lots of men ana women who are
agreeable with others, get cranky
at home. Its not disposition, its the
liver. If you find in yourself that
you feel cross around the house,
little things worry you, just buy a
bottle Of Billiards. Hcrbinc ana put
your liver in shape. You and every
body around you will feel better for
it. Price so cents per bottle. Sold
by J. IL. O'Riclly & Co.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
First Published July Is, 1893, serial
021SJ.
Small Holding Claim NO. SGD.
Notice ro, Publication.

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N"'"' : "'''"'
i''p'i'l',"' Oh '"' l"'''I'I' rN'l.'
.'"''7 i".N 'i''D'' ''"'" "
JuIS 80 l'''.
N"'I'' Us n,'''N given li'' l'. '"''
loN'"S -i''u''u 'I".l''"I u"' I'I'u "",
'ie' OF His Ihu'''''u" 20 n'"N' I'l''
lio"i ." gupI''' ~ n'S '''''I. ulu'
,'l.7 'i" . "l' W. !,
|9 " .I
~ ,-n, ,s' - 100 Nm
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Chicago. Aug. 20.-Cattle-Rc'
ccipts. 1000. Market steady. Becves
s440@ 80: Texas steers. $4,000 $40;
western steers. fi0ONG.35; st"ckcr'
feeders. S3.156s25: cows heifcrs.
80 e5HG.aO: calves. sc. 90 SIS.
Hogs-Eeccipts. 5000. Market is
1oc lower: light. S7.60mS.to: mixed.
s74eMS.15: heavy, Sflp~ SD
rough. S7.1Om 1875: good choice
heavy. $3.50 7.15: pigs. $6-Oo@ go
bulk sales. S7.75dS.Oe.
Sheep-Receipts, 10000. Market
is weak. Native. s2s75a $50: west
ern. s2.aOaiS0: yearlings. si0e~
s.s0. lambs. native. $i25HT 80: west
crn. Si50N 7.55.
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A VERY LITTLE MONEY WILL
GO A LONG WAY WITH US AND
YOU ALSO. COME AND EXAMINE
OUR STOCK. T.. g. PRATT e. CO.,
2f4 S. SECOND ST. PHONE 40.

ers. Toe lower. Native steers. $4.2j n
$50; southern steers. 50 - 4.65;
southern COWS. 81 5gG So. native
cows hoifcrs. 81 % 1850: stockcrs
feeders. $3.o0N 800: bulls. $2.75N
3.75. calves. S3.50mI25. western
steers. S3.SOnG.G0. western cows,
S2.75M 40.
Hogs-Rcccipts 5000. Market Zoe
lower. Eulk sales. S4G1ff Sd.
heavy. S7.75H7.S5. packers butchers.
t7.5GH 80; light. S7.50m SIS. pigs.
t6.25d7.e5.
Shecp-Rcceipts. e.oG0. Market is
steady Muttons. Sf25 clio. lambs.
S6.0Jn 7.55. range wethcrs. $4,000
525. range ewes. SO. as.
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miscellaneous.


WANTED-Pipes to repair. az Joe
Richards Cigar store.
WANTED Plumbing To rciair. W
A. Con- & Co, phone 5GS.
WANTED-Houses to furnish on cash
o. INSTRUMENT. Secondhand goods
bought and exchanged. Furniture re-
paired and packed for shipment, Full
Moon Furniture Co. Ed. IcBreton q
Co, props, us West Gold; phone AL,
WE HAVE a number of tenants for
good houses, better list with us
Southwestern Realty CO., 201 Il.
Central
FIRST CLASS dressmaking. 3l5 W.
Roma,
VACANT LOTS, small improved prop
erty. small ranch. near city. If you
haven't a. bargain don't answer 3S,
care journal.
WANTED-50O to 1000 sheep, in band
or lunches; state price; give age
and grade. Address, j. c. llolsapplc,
Willard, A. NJ
GUNS to rent. ". A. Goff a co.,
phone SOS.
WANTED-Chcap r. II. ticket, some
point east Of la Junta. Il. r. II.
Journal
DOLLAR OF two 4 WecI VIII do
crown Furniture Co. 1lt W cold
WANTED-To trade for groceries, as
Mood them High grade light rub
bier tire surrey, almost new, Address
NIft4Whtr. rprp Journal
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LOST

LOST-Pair of gold-rimmod glasses
with BOWS, in case. Return to Por-
tcrtield Co. PIC West Gold and re-
ceive reward.
IOST-Dark mare branded T. 3 bar,
| and NJ UNDERSIGNED ON lert hip
and r on left jaw. Reward for re-
turn TO sos w. Santa Fe Ave.
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FOR SALE--Livest0Ck.

FOR SALE-Poland CHINA pigs and
grown hogs. John Mann.
FOR SALE-First class mich cows.
Phone $40 or S14.
nor SALE-Pedigreed driving mare
harness and buggy. prices reason
able. 420 South Arno.
FOR SALE Driving team, double
harness, Columbus surrey, single
buggy and harness win exchange
for heavy work horses. McGaffey
Company.
FOR SALE BLACK mare, cheap, rid
al drive. kind and gentle. can be
seen in corral ot crystal Ice Co.
Coriell, phone IS.
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.ETARTMENT on THE INTER-

lnEPARTMENT OF THE INTER-
Il TOR, office OF Indian Affairs
Washington. D.. C., July Is. 1909
Sealed proposals for letting grazing
privileges on the Jicariila Indian Res
cryatlou, NCw MEXICO. under the per
NIT system. will be received at the
Office of the Commissioner or indian
Affairs. Washington. - G.. until two
O'Clock. y. m on Monday. August 30.
1909. and VIII bc Immediately there
after opened IN the presence of such
bidders as may attend. Maps show
ing the location Of the reservation and
an necessary information may be OBJ
tuincd on application to tho Supcrin-
tcndcut OF the Jicariila Indian
school. Dulce. New Mexico.
r. G. VALENTINE. Commissioner.
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st. Louis " DOL.
Money

st. Louis, Aug. 20.-Wool firm.
Medium grades, combing and cloth
ing, 22l2 m29c; light fine, 201@m
2GiSc; heavy fine, IS Y q 31c; tub
washed, 25m37c.
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New Orleans, Aug. 20,-Spot cot
ton quiet and steady. &c lower. Mid
ding, II 3-1Gc.
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FOR SALE

| S1SUO-i-room modern frame cot
tagc. south Edith street, cc-
mcut walks.
S22UO-G-room frame cottage,
modern. large sleeping porch,
South Faith street.
Ss0aO-j-room frame cottage,
bath, etc, South Broadwa,
close la.
S260O-G-room brick. bath. clcc.
trio lights, cement walks, cor
e lot. iuurtlI ward. close in.
S3SpO-B-roOm brick. modern,
steam heat. Highlands. close in.
SfOO0-6 room, modern cottage,
Just finished, Santa Fc brick.
well built, y. Fourth 81, close
in.
S1O0o-Eour-room frame. soft.
lot. y. Eighth ~.
Ss35O-5 room brick, cottage. mo-
dern. rear a line. 4th ward.
S19O0-i room frame. bath, elec-
tric lights. so Il lot. Easy terms.
S2650-7-room. story brick
dwelling. modern, on Highlands,
close in.
Choice lois In all parts OF the city.
Business property aud ranches for
safe. Money 10 loan.
A. FLElSCHEk
si9x South Second se.eca
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Kansas city. Aug. 2o.-Cattle-ke-
CENTS. 1000. including 1000 south
sTns Msrke, weak packers fesa.
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~ Inuis SDpltPF.

St. Louis. Aug. 20.-Lcad firm
$3.50. tpcltcr strong. p. 30.
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New York Cotton.

New York. Aug. 20.-Cotton closed
steady, net 1SM24 points lower.
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WANTEO-RCOmS.

room iu private family So sick.
Address NJ s. W. care journal
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FELLOWS TAKE
SAN|TAR|UM UNDER
CONSIDERATION
to Confer With Of
fiCiaIS of Order on Alamo
gordo Hospital Stabber of
Thomas SuffenderS.


Alamogordo, y. NJ. Aug. ID. y
Clements win leave tomorrow morn
ing for FL paso, hold a conference
with the high digutaries OF the odd
Fellows, who viii be in attendance at
the meeting at that point, Mr.. Glenn
cnts is a member of the local lodge of
odd Fellows. and is one of the three
trustees who have bought the Fratcr-
nal City Sanitarium for the local lodge
Mr.. Clements conference with the of
fieers at ll Paso viii be for the pur-
pose of deciding upon plans to OK
pcdtte tn" m;htor of having this in
stitution adopted or accepted lay the
order at large, as the national home
for tu%bcrcular patients of the order.
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Veterinary Schools or Colleges

SAN FRANCISCO Veterinary college
Catalogue mailed free. DR.. Keane,
1918 Market 81.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

COMPLETE HOTEL furniture for 2s
bedrooms. also office and hail fur
niture. Apply George Il. Ellis, lis
". Central.
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BUSINESS CHANGES


$1.25 PER WORD inserts classified
ads in 80 leading papers in u. s.,
Send for list. The Dakc Advertising
Agency, i27 South Main street. Los
Angeles. Cat.
FOR SALE Furniture stock. nne
location; good trade. owncr has
other business and will sell on easy
terms. Portc:field Co. ZIG West
Gold.
For SALE Nice office business,
cheap Also grocery business Ap-
PLY southwestern Realty CO., 2ol r.
Central
WANTED Partner Win S3oo to $500
to help start new ocmouf brio and
block plant. or would buy interest iu
established plant n ~ journal office
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FOR RENT-MiSceIlaneous.

GUNS TO RENT-W. A. COR & Co.
phone SOS.
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Total sales, par value, $~4,97S,000
Government bonds were unchanged.
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,h'9ii sales for the day, 1.l5o. zoo
1s o'ni market was again weak.
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AND
COMMERCE
Wall Street.

Vow York, Aug. 20.-Today's stool
dol WAS again very irregular whei
.t altogether dlsorganized. Before
,o .nd of the first hour rccessions o.
,mo points or more were recorded
A.o,cb the active list. There were
.~4rmutcnt rallies. but early in the
.o,ruonn the last took Il fresh start
nth further liquidation in Union Pa
.,eic southern Pacific. Reading, steel
and others of the active group. OF
,to many theories offered to account
Cor fine markets extreme hcaVinoss
,,rr two are worthy of serious consid-
,ration. The first, of course, has TO
Ia with the apprehension regarding
.ho health of f.. II. Hartman and the
other is that a shaking out of the
,an1 and file was deemed advisable
~ those who are supposed to be in
control Of the markets machinery.
throughout the day considerable
strength was SHOWN by a group Of
snecfaIties which included United
states Rubber, American Car and
Foundry and American Locomotive.
As an Illustration Of the markets OK
,,..me dealings in four
Substitution Pacific. Southern Pa
cifte. Reading and United States Steel
made up fully sixty per cent of the
DAVIS business, which aggregated L.
450 00O shares. The closing vas
steady with the rally still under way.
The days budget of news bearing
mon the financial situation, included
adyices Of better cotton crop condi-
tons in Texas, cooler weather in the
corn belt ana record-hreaking sales Of
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Rooms Ib-17-19, Cromwell Building
j. A. Miller George X. Craig
MILLER q CRAIG
Attorneys at Law
it< y. Third st. Albuquerque
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WANTED-Pipos to repair. at Joe
Richards Cigar store.
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EDWARD A. MANN
Attorney-at-I.aw
Room 2, N. II. Armiio Bldg Phone 22S
Albuquerque, ~. NJ
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MEN LEARN barber trsdo Short
time rcquirc4 graduates earn $12
to $50 weSS, Mcler Barber College,
Los Angeles
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-08

Funny, BY Cum.
One of the funniest sights in the
world is a toothless man trying to
chew the Manchester Union.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-08
STUDENTS WORK
WAY THROUGH
Nearly rs At University of Mississippi
Are Engaged In Do
ing This.
Special 10 the Mems.

Special 10 the Mems.
JACKSON, Nov. S.-According to
Chancellor A. A. Kincannon, of the
University of Mississippi nearly seven
ty-five students at the institution have
been enrolled under the Self-Help Bu-
reau and are working their way
through the University.
A total of 165 students applied for
the privilege of working on the camp
us, in the dormitories, and at various
other occupations, to pay their way
through the University but all of the
number could not be accommodated. In
many instances, however, the Univer-
sity faculty has found employment for
students in the town of Oxofrd at
which they are able to earn enough
to pay a porto of their expenses.
The most gratifying feature of the
success achieved by the Self-Help Blu
reau is the fact that the students who
are thus making their own way have
met with social ostracism. They en-
JOY a standing just as high as the
sons of the wealthiest parents, are
invited to join the leading fraternities.
and are treated in all respects as
equal. thus showing conclusively that
Chancellor Kincannon made no mis-
take when he determined to infuse
more democratic spirit into the insti-
tuition.