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Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-21
ON A SOUND RANS
rAslFs EEsasso~ LoosE1 At -
NG~ lIG-T.
~c1essf-y f0r esspers Changing Of
ssnos.ses Is ~; &sssuent - tne
Thsnsar--Srsossi-iou Is a. A.
s.spsr: Of sn< esnssss-s

IN his sgeeoh as Cosacil erose
kan sanator Csnasias said thas one
% sho ohlecas of the yra9resssvas Sa-
b. maAe a ruis whereby aay schadais
~ ths tariff bin may b. revised a.
xil sitnsus guing throueh the Whole
~ the ta-if Schedules he said
further
This ~ouid eliminate thu fntoier
sbie Sice Of the present system
whereby a Congressman all usske
combinations sith osher menlbssrs and
xih vote for many schedules thai hs
ssiseves are absolutely <roag IN 9r
der D get a schesiuie thai h. believes
is right
This theory of tAri6 making Is not
De~ In is24 when Daniel Webster Of
Massachusetts made his famous
speech on the tariff os that year he
said
= deeply regret the Necessity which
is likely 10 be- imposed on me VI Civ
ing a general Affirmative or negative
vote on the whole ef the bill I can
not bat think this mode Of proceeding
habls n great objections " exposes
both those who support and those who
opPose the measure q very unjust
and Injurious misappreheassons There
may be- good reasons Tor fsyoring
some 81 the provisions Of the bill and
equally strong reasons FOR opposing
others and these provisions do not
stand 70 each other IN the relation Of
principal and Incident n that we're
the case. tho~s who are IN favor %
the principal might forego their opin-
hons upon Incidental and subordinaie
provisions. Hut the bin proposes en-
actmsnts entirely distinct and differ
ent frum one another IN character and
tendency Some Of IT'S clauses are IN
tended merely for revenue. and Of
those which regard the protection of
home manufactures. one part stands
upon very diferent grounds frpm
those N other parts. SO thai probably
every gentleman who may ultimately
support the bill viii vote for much
which his Judgment does not approve:
and those who oppose 1t will oppose
something which they would very
gladly support"
This condition has existed In regard
To every tarin bill that has been
passed. Undoubtedly there were fea-
lures Of the Payne bill which the In
surgents and progressives would have
supported enthusiastically IL they
could have done so without giving
their approval TO others which they
utterly condemned, and the same is
true Of the Democrats. M@e and
more people are reaching the conclu-
sion that the boeey n geaeral tariH
revision Is created for q purpose. and
that IL is no more necessary to disturb
all business by revising the whole of
the tariff schedules at the same time
than It Is to revise our whole criminal
code every time a change is made In
the statutes. There need be no
Of what to do with hides
because conditions require the reform
0f the wool schedule. There Is no
reason why, when it is proposed 10 re
duce the outrageous tariff on lead. a
hight should have to he made to keep
the grafters from putting q tarin on
fee.-lndianapolis News
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-21
LEFT TO q MORSE FATE
sne~ Snss A~sasse ssrscs.l
r.sesne

The business saa sss sissias q nss
once. tass<iEs of st.ztax 5ss hoase
ssaE q ssssgsasoas i<so&.as gersoa
came In ~s<a leather ss< " has
aaaa
n yog don't Sase me s2s. . SAID he
Easssoss coming ~ once 10 he point.
= ssA drop ssss 90 the aoor
The sssssnee asAn uas cool "Whnf
h IN ss7- Ae sshsd
Awnsmise." 49, the brtsf rspsy
What uiA n % n yeG ar0p r7-
Tbsos yes zp"
1Irep "a" ~as he snssa~x CON
Hssad- NJ vile todd me ~ksa ! ssot
home shis uaorninG 10 - suns end
ssnd sy . baS a Sour. end ! tsrG0t
Il J Suess n wisl tahe iust ssssx -
mach dynamite = you hAss sAsss -
prepare me fot Ne blowing W IN Oss
uAea 80 sess me'"
he threw htmssG bock N ~ oAaar
and waited Tor the expiosioa. bus 4
did not come.
Tn . married maa nyseh." $50
the aynamiser and astetly sitppsd eut-
-Illustrssed BitA.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-21
limN of Neoseve,tisr.

We now have the oficial interpreta-
tion of the New York Republican
platform from the man who made It,
Theodore Roosevelt Here is his
view:
Three points. three essential points,
were made IN our platform of princi-
ples-the three points upon which tie
contest this fall in New York is TO be
waged. In the first place, that we
stand. not timidly, not half way. but
aggressively, for honesty in public and
business life. In the next place, that
we stand for governmental efficiency.
And In the third place. that we stand
for the right of the people to eoutrol
themselves, and not to be controlled
by some one else. These are the three
essential points of our platform"
Would 1t not be Just awful if a I'd
litical party should stand for" dis
honesty in public and business life. ~
for governmental inefficiency and for
control of the people by boss or
Caesar II seems to us that the
three essential points" in this wonder
full platform are points on which all
sane men In the world are in ah~o
luefe Agreement And yet it Is prp-
posed I'd make an issue on thu
such boefDe0 b almost astounding.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-21
TAFT AND vAcAroa nMe
Chsef EuecssaiveS lHsss ,a - 0ssa
An Al Ri0Nt. oA WoS
An Oouaacboss

Men on small salaries. and mea who
cannot leave their affairs to others
even for a day. highly appreciate
President rsft's assertion that every
man should enjoy three months vaca-
tion each year
Unfortunately, the average citizen
cannot command q warship with a
$50 900 bathrpom and a brass hand at
public expense for his vacationinG.
BY the time he has paid for his liv-
ing at the prices which the Aldrfch-
TAFT tariff permits Mr.. Tafts New
England friends to charge, the o.
dinary man. Who depends on his sagA-
ings. and rs forced to keep his 81
penditures within his income. is lucky
II he has the price of a car ride 70
the park.
san Mr.. Taft's suggestion Is worth
considering
II Uncle Sam keeps on Increasing
hi navy at the present extravagaat
rate. there viii be warships enough 10
go around by the time universal peace
is declared.
BY way OF excuse for keeping thsM
in commission and spending tax mo0sy
In tens and hundreds of millions, con
gress can establish q legal three
months vacation for everybody, to be
spent aboard a warship at public eH-
pen0e.
Every taxpayer is just as much en-
titled 10 expensive junketing. paid fus
ont of taxes. as is the president of the
United States.
BY all means let us have the three
months legal holiday, and give every
body q chance to enjoy brass bands
S5o.0o0 bathrooms and healthful life
on the ocean wave aboard a warship.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-21
Tke elocs - tte~es.

Farmer Hodge was Of the good. old
fashioned school, and he always gave
feast to his hands st harvest time.
II was harvest time and the feast
was about to commence.
Giles wss the oldest hand and the
hostess. with beaming cordiality. mo-
TONED him to the seat by her right
hand. But Giles remained silently un-
responsive.
Come" said the hostess. don't be
bashful, Mr.. Giles"-he was just Giles
on ordinary occasions-'you've Q
right to the place Of honor, you know :"
Giles deliberated q moment, then
spoke.
Thank you kindly, Mrs. Hodge, :"
he said. but n IT'S all the same TO
you. I'd rather sit opposite this pud-
den'i"
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-21
kPoleszNs F0s MS pAsTs
1-ssueins tne soi.sses ss sss
Sasasli1ans4

f--gs5aaaf Taffs -sfaraaoas so tAs
'bszgasa-cossnfar~ ia-if 81 ne Paszsa
slaziGh combine 10 his reoass s,saach
showed ns-arsi szd creaiEss.s aaF
baz-assaant tis has Eass proasisas
a. 10 ss-1f rgvisiOE shich esAsrsss
s0ssla ROT carry o1. Ne had isaa
dosu a prindigls ~ action ~hsGk a0a-
Eress ssaary soostsd he had ass-sred
saxiosssly al sh-oasA The syecssi ssz-
sioa sog asooHf tzgsi.nans os parag
psaazas. pa-ziaslariy .ish refereHee
10 shs Hasarials of industry and -
zoo-ss needed hy ths pssorer eiAsses.
and has assrss had s.rar ensir~is van.
Noe he has assumed The character oi
general ayosoeisf for hss party. and
has Devoted st-enxth and sins re
asi-sd ior has executive service ~ the
n chief IN a congressional eanesssz
IN shas campaign me tarsf h - aom
inant issue ~ cannot iGn0v s
wholly evade " u bothees him
greatly ne is by nature IN honest
and candid man. tis is by training
an acute and thorough lawyer HE has
had hong and honorable expertenee ar
a. impartial Judge. he is veil equip
ped 10 detect the truth IN . eunplics
ted question. and his impoAss and
habit prompt him 70 staaA ~ the
truth
Hat the truth is very. very baA FOR
his party II is 70 some extent bod f9r
hiR. too. for he has not done eli that
he eogid have done 10 compel H. Oh
servaRcs OF pledges made by him and
by his party but We think ~ would
own up 10 tha; man fashion end ap-
peal for confidence on the RroHnd that
he would 40 better IN the fusHrs II
he had himself only TO think a he
cannot. however. take thai ooorse -
10 ms party for It's leaders ase not
frank. nor repentant he must for his
party make a wretched hypunFttical.
treacherous and vicious esHHs0e opem
at least partly deceat-kev York
Times lind. kep).
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-21
~sy csa1es - rrueua

IN tariff revfston the Republican par-
y eAnnd b trusted The cheating
they did In 1S0 win be done aeaip
nd again. just as ofsen o. the chance
. evn- me motive TO cheat n cp-
onuWa rhe insere1h a. se4,es
- I'D for he treacAxy q iasf ys.r
nSe ne same beeds nug snd -
~In resdy md abe 10 buy uar
ssf1uf.rf1A. md the vm BE- ~
6ue - to 6e resNm a one .c4u.ove
- n vm BE vf0 reGzrd - q e-p
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-21
~ Nmsw.

a small boy brought up by q Gre
eating father to hate anything con
nected with England or the English
was consigned recently to eat dinner
with the nurse while the family enter
tained q genuine English lord In the
dining room. The Grown-ups' meal had
come to that twenty minutes pest"
sta0o where conversation halts direct
ly. when q childish treble fell upon
the dumbwaiter shaft from the
kitchen. This Is what the astonishsd
nobleman heard:
Pc, A. 70. FUN,
Il smell the blood of an EAGlisA-
mun."-Wasp.
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chs.aslse lRscsaes.

Laura jean Libbey discussinG IN
Brooklyn her successful appearances
on the stage. said
II taik In nay moaoloGue sbout love.
marriage and the other interests a
the heart On thsse subjecss women,
especially young women. ere strangely
ignorant.
They really make me shink. you
know. of the little girl who wss sshsd
by her tsocher.
What cen you tell " sbout Solo
menr
'Soiomoa.' replied the little Giri.
'was very fond Of animals.
And ho~. nv dear. said the tsoch-
er, do you make that out9
Because. answered the little Giri,
the Bible says he had 500 porcu-
piRes.'"
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No -sssW~ r~sN.

1he prutecked manufAcfurer uffffuA
~ asks chat tie -~v- tarfn shsu -
ervn tn 10 prUvs N ussfuhsR
We have no -~ tafn. IT. -
same oh bungn0 htQuity, vf0 Q
n1nnl r19l1n41uk10 a he hurnA
but without IL cWruk1m o a -.
wa The -e ~ chanee n -
more n = - 0D oAnG. asd - q,
esect6 - a~n q over q
country snFeafy. b anAm any mv
NJ A9 - 0A a e1pesfm.ua =
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-21
Win Advantage to Snom7

The syr0scope. which enable a rail
road train 20 travel on one rail. b. a
recent invention can be applied to a
man. and Il said 10 be practical Tor
bridge hsilders and others Who have
to~ork al dizzy heights and are al
~sys In danger af lnsias their bal
snos. u would seem thar ths arrange
Hsni might also b. applied to
erunksn man TO advantage Libby
News
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= zssaf eans raazs

Tlrr nr7r faluE aalas q gd-f1r
ulaa fha a.d a. ssHa 81 - ps.--Gs
ls-lT pti8.ar a. las- 1ae - tae zrasE
er1laad thas o. Eas sias o. hlsz O.
aAT suuinfEilE clzllli issall-al-J si'assl
tas safIulr 81 To- eaE1arsstsiqH.
-Thas sfapeald u his . = gg0d ~
tis fallar b. rama-saa- @ald tasF
So ~. b. sakss afssr he gasbsr.
tao
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-21
poOy proonse>a.

Yes" said Miss Passay, Il found
q very nice boarding house today. but
the only room they had to offer me
had . folding bed N It, and I Aetest
those things"
OF course, remarked Miss Pert,
zone can never ho0e to fnd . man
under a folding bed d.-Catholic Stand
ard and Times.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-21

SS.e..ltls. ssssssssa sf
-; A Ais,cs. = n.e
essk = IstaI.e q tS6ls q Hnk-
- ths tuDas , Osao 81 I q .
ksressslv csu ve0aa No. -
1nufiD0oia1 UiN - q hs~ul1 q -
Ew-A 9 ,. aAasaA sssGk
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-21

The amount q carbun exhaled from
. mans hInzs esca a4E. = it ssald be
soildlfisd. euuld egaal that 10 : lssaas
% euai NaizhiHs haf q toa
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-21
vav Mva,Me GvG aGmGov

for Red. Weak. Weary, Watefy Eyes
and Granulated Eyelids. Murine Doesn't
Smart-S0othes Eye Pain. Druggists
Sell Murine Eye Remedy. Liquid, 25c
soc. e1.00. Murine Eye Salve in
Aseptic Tubes. Csc e1.Oe Eye Books
and Eye Advice Free by Mail.
Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-21

" hat luck did that sheriff who
vent out after Stage Coach Charley
have"
Purity good replied Throo-f niger
SAN. "Charley didn't keteh him. -
Washington Star.
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Force Of t4.bit Too sHr,cs.

Diner-How is 1t that most of the
out?
Waiter COMMUNICATIONS new man
aged used to be an editor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-21

- - - Ss HAsss
OoeA - not ssGalnSD g su0ss UtsA-
QUA 0ivinG Lydia = HakhAn's vso-
stshas ConCo1nl 8 0slal X suso(v
hes euss1 0Aay eosss a 1e0Ale ma
osach asinAan1o11aa ulsesatioa. ~
plaee1entA nbFsal taD0ss. trrs01-
hritioa. .noG6aAAe uoAns. hoGk6shs. &c.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-21
0A&A 0nGoR sAys.

II thiuk I VdsA Z.
han eGs-
nble Co91punA
y ttse bcs. sdh
Dsne n ttss cord
~ Oo0cp-an
! fesl 4 NJ dufe
- let etksre
noy ~ ossd It
- 6Dpe 4os Ne.
RaR~
j - 3 tan 8 g
l0eicA - tects
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-21

49, Cooo.an1 cd ~ laia sssa
I'D g .s. = Perlset H.piA
t.ydio Z. f1nkha1ro vsUDtahb c.
pond rs bssa . Gel (ssnA - -
ny Ossse 4 1t haA nst bssA fes -
1fnkhAn's edvtee anA 1Ay1lA =
fukhAn's Vs0seahb Ce0Ps1nA~
-MA GskcaG4 NAE. - 81 49,
10AssssA, M.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-21

The next best thing to being rtcA
is to have people think you arS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-21
when eubSsr, become Nsees...,v

And your shoes pinch. shake into youS
shoes Aliens Foot Ease. the antiseptic
powder for the feet. Cures tired aching
feet and takes the sting out of Corns and
Bur ions. Always use II for Breaking in
New shoes and for dancing parties. Sold
everywhere 25c. Sample mailed FREE
Address. Allen g. Olmsted. lie Roy, N
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MoWAAD {. BURTON, AssAytn Z cNtulsT

s,.o,,,.,' - ifa''u No''la -. eeiokAtSp.
silNef zoe, sold sec zinc or copper 81
Mains envelopes and full price list sent on
nipticet Ion. control and umpire work q
ifctted Reference Carbonate. National Rang
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- =. E. - Gn0Us

~ lssc NssH
|ssopaseslv sxSA
|ssS ssesSi. s.
|Lyhie -. -
COnpe0A 81
went - UDeoO
0sad & toau0l-
|1setaG Ueos4-
|uoysA, 2 Eask
|VtsU A0,, ca
IeinnolA Okie.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-21

ocssassfsa S.@ sss segN..sS 10y sag.s
Ples0st Psilsa ~ 6~oose fsnfly laastve
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-21

00L WnsnSOS euse1nn9 o~H
Pr chi tssthng sDfsens the Gonrs pp6us<s H.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-21
- G'soD - 0ODs

"ko 0De knoOD
Uhat ] AAve -
Dsssd 1se n -
- tsoselea,
DQnDAoia DninA
- bAc&Ache.
n Asct<,s oaiA
= 00u1d oot -
- enSeAA6 -
- a4ytcs II o
stsea lN04H
lukAam6 G0
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-21
CONVINCING PROOF
- sssrUG -
L. 2 0oom'S eoGnHunho enmD0o1D
- rnG wares -

hh~t the os proors a@slzS N the tace a SUCH
esiaenoe the following lsters EePsescnts you
SICK know who what sensible scason have
you fOs giving LYDIA L. Piakh>ns vesctzbk CoU-
Puund triAlf For 90 years have tcca Publishing such
esueinonz lctcn these-shousands a shcn -shey
Denulne and hOoext, too, every o0e q oA1a.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-21

Life 10 . grind. but the vsr4l b fuIl
Il cranks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-21
~ 0aOOGn0Us

II - unAee ~
|Aecteg'o treaIe-
0snt f0f 6bsaid
t,s0oe. I 1suuDesul
WttA pniA ooA
|0eA 6lestinG
|onA e0lld act
|WaR g 0tanA -
- y feet oAP
|bsnGoA q tiDs. ]
|yrete - hrs.
|HnkhoD fee e.
|Vios 1olloUod ~
ntrectioN ouh
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-21

Old Educstional institutioa.
The University OF Santo Tomas, Me-
lila. is the oldest educational instftu-
ion under the American flag.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-21

1t is never polite to contradict .
girl. except when she says she doesn't
want to be kissed. and then It can be
49oe silently.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-21

esak LV&e = Piahka.'s VeOs4sbk
VoHan. ths tuose - sapsllsA ed
ny whels sgsten sessngtheusl. 4
With tumoss q leualD 1soublss e
~ Lydis Z nnkAs.s ycestsbas
CoHgsunA-"-nrA =. hAysA
$3.50 Washaa0esa ~, bostsa. Hass.
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RzzSN
American.
;' =
PUZZLE CONTEST
The correct answers TO the puzzles in
last Fridays Junior are as follows:
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for a new home, which he found soon.
A man took him and fed him.
Long after some boys went there
and saw our dog. When they came
back the boys told my father they had
seen Dewey.
My father went the next day to get
him He brought him home that even
ing. This is the cleverest thing my
pet did He is still with me-
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=


!! WRITER'S
THE CLEVEREST THU
I Last night the editor and Alonz
! months. After supper they sat dow
J again all the Junior animal stories t
I Alonzo and the editor are proud
! selves were not only good as stories,
The editor had another subject
! begged so hard to have the same on
I Alonzo says:
Il have to work so hard, and so Sc
! the Office and find out what other a
I for me-
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What Promine
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CONTEST !
G MY PET EVER DID !
had the best time THEY'VE had for 7
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E%S 1 \3a8<6&M nE%&[<4SF WJWW TW Wy

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What
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ont of the fire and read over
came in during the week.
f you, Juniors. The stories them
4 fhev were well Snelled and clean I

-eady for next week, but Alonzo I
hat the decision went to him. AS
ON get chance to get away from I
mails are doing. It's a great treat !
bout it, was there, Juniors? Some !
the clever tricks in the form of !
because you have all read Aesop's !
ny more clever than your pets. It's !
% be more human. 7
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IIEIIR IlW NSU.sEspAs,st ONE. S1 NJ
|IEllIA TX Smith a II ,
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UI9 y, =l IN.
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RAU'S JOURNEY

SIBYL CONKLIN,
2231 Vine Street, Berkeley. Berkeley
High School, Ninth Grade.
Age ID Years
A number of years ago we had a
pet dog which we called Rags.
Such ragged looking little fellow
as he was, but there never was such
cried Rags would come running to
mamma and, looking up into her face,
would wag his tail as If to say. The
baby is crying. Come to him."
One day we decided to go to Inde-
pendence. a small town inst q shnrt
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III -
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palace. ~ Sailor. (3) ~
W LihcS. NoJ FOtdto. (bJ bOWIlng
Watches are awarded 70 tba folloxv

ing;
Wallace Porter, 1875 Judah street, San
Francisco.
Juanita Krueger, 96S Thirty ninth
street Oakland.
Elaine Liddicoat, 473 Fourteenth
street, San Francisco.
Answers to puzzles must be sent in
on postals. Those received in other
WAYS will not he conSidered
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4 Slight noise and rema1l
I paid no attention TO hlm, Out IN
a little whole looked out of the win
n,+o,,.;a,

UOW, anu TOT lie was StIII tHeTt, so,
taking pity on him, II opened the win
dow and told him to wake up, and you
never saw happier dog. He ran to
me and then Of course we had good
tussle.
Do you not think he is a clever dog :?
He will also sneeze when / tell him to
and shake hands, and you never saw
dog that could jump higher.
KITTEN VISITORS
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I Fades, aHd iIUlIt OF tHcse d1IIIIIdIs d y
! Just because they talk that they seen
J Alonzo says Hurry up He's
I batch Just as interesting.
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Il fHTAER. cdTIS I
l M \ ssRT 'T5SpN& &>
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is a black and white fox I
anu - hdiICu tonoOhupiSt ave 'iiS
Newlyweds. baby, although he does not


Last Friday Snookums and / were
out in our yard, when ! said to. him,
Now. Snookie, you have to die" and
! then helped him to roll over. because
he is so fat, and there he was with
all four feet sticking straight up in
the air and not moving muscle.
/ watched him a few minutes and
then went into the house. banging the
door after me, so as to make a noise,
but SnookunlS was not to be bothered
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dA | Zezs;:
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ng Found in Circus

PUSHING A CART
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!.
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A DYING DOG
ALICE IxIRCHMANN.
san ADseImo. seventh Grade. Age
13 Years
"A Dying Dog is rather a peculiar
name for my composition. but my little
dog really dies
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HIS\I2N "
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forward to reading anothel

behind me as | sat on the grass, he
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BERNICE FISHER.
32BS HriEes Avenue, AIameda. Age 10

| have a dog whom | like very well.
She knows many tricks. She sits up
see something. If l sit out in the back
ward. or even go out there To do some
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-28
EXCHANGE FOR GOOD
AUTO OR COTTAGE

s20OO-SO acres, unimproved, in Imperial val
ley.
sS9OO-s0 acres, good land, unimproved, in the
famous Coachella valley, in the artesian
belt.
s10O0--40 acres, unimproved, in Kern county.
s92OO-160 acres, unimproved, in Kern county.
$3OO0-600 acres, REIMBURSEMENT, in Kern Co.
Want auto or cottage for either Of these.
EUGENE ]. SPENCER,
42s Merchants Trust bldg, 207 s. Broadway.
Home A5606, Broadway 24S4. 6-2S-1
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-28

W ANTED-EIGHT PRACTICAL PIANO
salesmen ON commission; salary to mon maxi
ing good. Apply to METCALF-ACKLEY-
GUSrAVEsON CO., second floor 720 S.
broadway. 1nis firm succeeds July the
Van SAINT Piano Co. e-26-3t
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-28
EXTRAORDINARILY
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MIDDLE-AGED LADY. STRONG AND EX-
perienced laundress, also understands house,
work thoroughly; wishes work by hour or
day. Sunset, Main 47O4. Call MRS. THAYER.
6-26-1
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-28

LADY WOULD KEEP HOUSE FOR wID-
over or lady alone; can give best OF refer
ences; moderate wages. Address BOX 61
Herald. 6-28-3
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-28
WANTED
HELP-MALE

BY LARGE CONTRACTING
company; can learn trade OF plumbing, elec-
trieity, brickaynC automobiles, In few
months; no apprentice helpers work and
no expense; $40. 600 contract work going cat
alogue free UNITED TRADE SCHOOL
CONTRACT COMPANY. 6i7 Pacific Elec-
tric Bldg. 4-s0-t
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-28
9ANITARIUM8

THE WoMAN's HOSPITAL
Exclusively for women and children. Best
equipped and homelke hospital in the city
for confinement cases. Terms to suit. 1245
South Flower. F4134 S-2-0
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-28

GOOD sEAMsTREss WOULD LIKE TO
sew do light housework half of time
for room and board. BOX 91, Herald.
6-26-3
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-28

wANTED-ToUR LADIES, BEAUTY Gull
ture; pay big; learn right. FLORENT1NE
HAIRDRESSING COLLEGE. worlds
largest. 227 Mercantile place. corner Broad
way. b-ls~tt