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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-03-25
Blown to Atoms.

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thinking deeply, when she surprised
her father by asking:
'"Where's atoms, papa?"
athens, you mean, child" he
corrected.
"No," said the little girl. 81
mean atoms, the place where every
thing is blown to-"
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-03-25
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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-03-25

The Independent Feed Store will
sell Bran and Shorts mixed for cash
in ton lots at $27. Seed oats and
wheat, recleaned, for sale at right
prices. IS. L. Farnsworth,
Proprietor.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-03-25
Resolutions Of Sympathy.

Evergreen Camp No. 23l7, Royal
Neighbors of America, Rathdrum,
Idaho, March %, 1910.
WHEREAS, the All Wise Father
has seen at 10 call from this world
the beloved mother of Neghbor
Gertie Kirkpatrick. therefore, be it
RESOLVED, that Evergreen Camp
No. 23l7, Royal Neighbors OF Ameri
Cd, extend to Neighbor Gerte XIX
patrick our sincere sympathy, In this
her hour Of bereavement; therefore be
it
RESOLVED, that copy Of these
resolutions be spread on the minut es
OF the camp and copy be sent to
| Ncig Dor Kirkpatrick aud also that
copy be sent To press.
Lila M. Laird.
Clara N Salchwell.
| Friedericke NJ Bell.
| Committee
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-03-25
Card of Thanks.

/ desire to thank all the KIND
friends who offered assistance and
comfort during the last illness and
death of my father.
Melvin Morris.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-03-25

Chamberlain; Stomach and Liver
Tablets Invariably bring relief To
women suffering from chronic consti-
patton. headache, biliousnes-. dizzi-
ness, sallowness of the skin and dy>-
pepsia Sold by Red Cross Drn -.
Raihdrum, Idaho.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-30
RESOLUTIONS FOR Mr.. SNYDER
Council Bluffs Ministerial AssOcia-
uIon Expresses Regret at De-
PHrture of Pastor.

At the meeting Of the Council Bluffs
Ministerial association Monday, held at the
Young Mems Christian association, these
farewell resolutions were adopted in rela-
ton to the departure Of Rev. G. W. Snyder
from this city:
Whereas, Our brother, the Rev. q. W.
Snyder after a passionate Of more than
twenty years in St Johns Lutheran church
in Council Bluffs, in which he has been
exceedingly successful, has been called TO
q larger field OF activities as pastor OF
church in Omaha, and
W hereas, During ms residence in Council
Bluffs he has been active in the work OF
the Council Bluffs Ministerial association
for the nineteen years Of its existence, be-
ing its first secretary and nestor OF the
association, and,
Whereas, The pleasant associations OF the
Rev G. W. Snyder with the members OF
thus association are about to be severed;
Resolved. That we. the members OF the
Council Bluffs Ministerial association, dc
hereby extend to our brother our hearuest
COMMUNICATIONS on his advancement ana
pray Gods blessing upon him in his new
field of labor. Recognizing the worth as
a man and a minister OF the Rev. G W.
Snyder, we. the members OF the Council
Bluffs Ministerial association, do hereby
commend him 10 the mempers Of the Omaha
Ministerial association and 10 its Individual
mem bers: and, be 1t further
Resolved, That these resolutions De spread
copy thereof be given 70 the Rev. @. ".
Snyder. n A RklCHENBACh'
Committee
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-30
Council Bluffs
Arrests Made
in Shooting Case
William Vincent and Delbert Cook
Taken in Charge for Assault
on Charles Wood.

william Vincent and Delbert Cook, the
two fishermen. charged with firing q
couple loads Of shot into the person OF
Charles Wood. a Lovelsnd railroad mar
in a quarrel over the enlargement OF
Woods fishing lines, in the trap net OF
Vincent and Cook near Cradle, la, few
nights ago, have been arrested and both
are now In the county Jail in this city. The
charge against Vincent and Cook is shoot
ing with intent 10 kill
In the meanwhile Woods condition is
somewhat improved and il is not thought
that he is seriously injured. although he
is pretty badly peppered with bird-shot
The hearing OF Cook and Vincent viii
be held at Loveland Friday. July l. Both
men 1--we in the vicinity of Cradle and are
farmers. Neither offered any resistance
to arrest
AS an aftermath Of the shooting scTape, a
seizure and destruction OF forty-three nets
belonging to Vincent and Cook has re-
suited.
The seizure was made by Deputy Game
Warden Groneweg. assisted by Deputy
Sheriffs Ward and Washington yesterday
The hoop nets we're all practically new and
were valued at about s. each.
The nets are used for trap fishing in the
drainage bitches and it was through
Woods hooks fouling in some of the hooI
nets planted by Vincent and Cook in the
Cradle drainage ditch that the trouble
between these parties occurred
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-30
IOWA NAsBYs ARE COMING
POstmasters of Third and Fourth
Class VIII Convene Middle
of July.

The postnasters of the third and fourth
class OF the Council Bluffs district VIII
hold their annual convention in this city
in the Pottawattalnie county court house,
July Is. II is expected that fifty or sew
euty-five Of the western iowa postrnasters
viii be present.
w. B. Keith Of Mondsnin is the presi-
dent and 1. l. Reynolds Of Little Sioux
is secretary
The following is the program Of the
meeting:
10 10 a. m: Question box.
10 a m: Reading Of minutes of last
meeting, reports of secretary and treas
urer and the appointment Of committee
on resolutions.
Annual address Of president W. 3. Keith
of Mondamtn.
THE Postmaster and the Carrier" W.
l. Bronson, Irwin.
AT the Registry Window" J. H. John
son, Logan.
''rhe League a Help TO Better Postal
Service" Roscoe c. Saunders, Manila
The Postmaster and the Public" L A
Maines, Charter Oak
The League" State President Charles
o. Barry. Walker.
"A Model Postmaster" Postoffice In
spector ]. A Swenson. Council Bluffs, la.
civil Service and It's Effects on the
service" Ezra Miller, Pisgah
Parcels Post and Postal Savings Banks, -
s. HRzleton, Council Bluffs.
Election of officers and delegates TO the
state meeting al Des Moiness August 81
ana q, state fair week.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-30
Bishop McVikar
Dead at Beverly
Episcopal Diocesan Head of Rhode
Island Dies, Aged 81 Years
Held Important Offices.

BEVERLY, Mass, June 3.-Wilham
Nelson McVickar, Episcopal bishop of
Rhode Island, died at his summer home at
Beverly Cove late today after q lingering
illness. He had been bishop OF Rhode
Island since 1909.
Bishop McVickar was born in New York,
October u, 1875. He graduated from Co.
lumbia college in 1855 and the General
Theological seminary in 1858 He had been
rector Of Holy Trinity church. Harlem,
New York City, and Of Holy Trinity, Phil
adelphiA He was deputy to the general
conventions Of the Episcopal church from
1883 10 1885 and was president OF the south
vest convocation and member Of the
diocesan board OF missions and board of
managers Of the General Missionary So
ciety. His home was In Providence. r. 1
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-30
Senator Burkett
Passes up Visit
Arrangements Made for Journey
Home and viii GO Later to
Oyster Bay.
cFrOm a staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON. June 2s.-CSpecisl Tele-
gram)-'Come on" telegraphed Colonel
Roosevelt TO Senator Burkett today, but the
senator, who had made all his arrange
ments TO leave with his family for Lincoln
tomorrow, could not change his plans. Sen
ator Burkett, at the suggestion Of the gov
erntng body Of Ak-Sar-Ben and the State
Fair association, desired to present an in
vitation to Mr.. Roosevelt TO attend the fall
festivities OF these two organizations, AK
Sar- Ben. like bu-Ben-AdhaIn-" beading
ali the rest.
Senator Burkett win 90 home with his
family tomorrow, but viii make a trip TO
Oyster Bay Immediately after he has estab-
lished his office in Lincoln, believing that
Colonel Roosevelt might be induced 10 stop
over in Omaha and Lincoln on his way 10
or from Cheyenne. where he will partici-
pate in Frontier day.
r. J. Clancy OF the Union Pacific who
has been in Washington for several days on
business connected with the Interior de-
partrnent left for his home in Omaha to-
day.
Secretary Wilson will leave Washing
ton tomorrow for Excelsior Springs. No.
10 visit his brother. who is i'll at his home
in that city. Should Secretary Wilson find
Immediately upon his annual inspection Of
the forest reserve and agricultural stations
IN the west.
Secretary Wilson expects TO be absent
from Washington about a month.
Chaplain William G. Stiversou recently
appointed, is assigned TO the Eighth cav
airy at Fort Crook.
Master Signal Electrician Harry F. Jor-
dan Of Fort Omaha will be sent 10 Wash
ington for duty.
Postmasters appointed are as follows:
Nebraska-Ashby, Grant county, William
J. Wheaton, vice J. McCabe, resigned.
South Dakota-Carpenter, Clark county,
Elmer c. ABBY, vice Q. H. Lewis. resigned;
Mullen, Gregory county, Eva NJ. Smith, vice
NJ l. Noel, resigned; Smithwick, Fall
River county, James J. Strain. vice A ].
! Ashmere resigned.
/ Henry F. Jungblut was appointed rural
carrier. route No 3, at Elkader, Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-30
President Quits
Washington for
Summer Capital
Leaves White House with Air Of
Gaiety for Vacation Period at
Beverly.

WASHINGTON, June Z-President Tar
left here today 10 spend the next three or
-four months At Beverly. Mass. the present
summer capital Of the United States The
presidents air Of gaiety was acoentustec
by a vivid red necktie.
The president private car was attached
TO the Federal express. which pulled out
OF the Union station at as o'clock this
afternoon Before going aboard the train
the president stood on the platform foI
several minutes chatting and expressing
his wishes for a happy summer 10 the
members Of the White House executive
force and others who had gone 20 tht
station 10 see him off. Postmaster Genera
Hitchcock accompanied him TO the train
With the president was Secretary Morton
and Assistant Secretary Forester. Cap
tain Archibald ". Butt, his military aide
Or. Barker his physical director; two
stenosrRphers and several messengers
On the same train. although not in the
presidents car, wRs Secretary NRgel Of
the Department Of Commerce and Labor.
Before leaving the White House the
president called into his Office all the news
paper men who have been writing for theft
associations Of papers Of the daily -doingi
about the executive offices and wished
them pleasant summer, expressing tn,
hope that he would see them again in III,
fan
BEVERLY. Mass, June 2S.-The righ
name OF the Italian laborer, who was in
jured by Robert Tsft's automobile yester
day. was learned today, when Chief of Pc
lice ". a. Ferguson and Attorney EuEen,
3 Jackson, representing the president
visited The hospital The man said hi
name was Michaelo di Grigardio, that h,
Is married and has a wife and one chilli
in Italy. His explanation OF the acciden
is that be was crossing the street and be
came confused. He said nothing that eoult
be construed in any way as placing tn,
blame on Young Taft for the accident
Robert visited the hospital surgeon toda,
and saw the injured man for a moment
Late tonight the hospital reported that tn,
injured man was resting comfortably ant
that his chances for recovery had i'm
proved.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-30
COMMITTEES FOR THE FOURTH
Celebration at Paramount Park VIII
BE of Diversified and Popular
Character.

The Fourth Of july celebration at Fair
mount park is a sure go and an interesting
as well as an enjoyable program viii be
carried out Mayor Maloney has appointed
the following committees 70 have charge
Of the celebration:
Committee on Program-Alderman Fisher,
John Mulqueen, Bob Huntington, Alderman
Minnick George Hughes
COMMITTEES on Sports-AldsTman Evans,
Bill BarEhRusen, Harry N Brown, Alder
man Beebe, W. +. Sapp.
COMMITTEES on Prizes-Alderman YoUnker-
man. Joe smith c. A. Beno, L. J. Eur
muehlen, Alderman Ellsworth, Alderman
Harding.
COMMITTEES OF Distributing Prizes-Frank
Peterson, II. G. MCGEE, Alderman Hubbard,
Thomas MaloneE.
Committee on Music-Frank True, A "a.
CasEdy J. J. Hughes Charles PaschaL
Custodian Of Creased Pig-M- T. RohreF
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-30
IDLE UNION MINERS HELP
FIGHT BAD FOREST FIRES
Workers Assist Hangers in Extin-
sWfnhinE Blaze Near Mystic,
south Dakota.

DEADWOOD. S. D., June Rising over
~ OF the ldle union miners from Lead,
the forest reserve officials have succeeded
IN setting the forest fires below Mystic
under cohtrol. and this afternoon most OF
them were sent home. The fire burned over
an area Of about 500 acres OF the best
tiulber land in the Hills. A new fire. not
yet Of serious Consequences. was dlscov-
cred this afternoon near Dumont and Is
being fought The Mystic -ire is believed
TO have started from spark from q rail-
road engine The forest officials look for
Dther fires constantly on account Of The
ar0uth.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-30

Two Have Definite Plans and One
More MAY &c.

Two Have Definite PlAns and One
More May &C.
Council Bluffs will be meagerly repre-
scented at the big fight at Reno. Nev., next
Monday. George S. Wright may so, but he
has not yet definitely decided 10 do SO.
Charles Gregory and Peter Burke have
secured their car reservations for Reno.
These constitute about AL that have given
any sign they will attend the big scrap.
Arrangements have been MADE by the
local aerie Of Eagles to receive returns Of
the fight BY wire, as have two or three Of
the cigar stores
The first active betting upon the fight In
Council Bluffs developed Monday night The
largest bet Was s400 against S2s0 that JEFF
fries wins. II was put Up by two vel
known sporting men II Is alleged thai
other sums aggregatinE u.50O have beer
Eagsrsd during the last two days here
The supporters Of johnson are By no means
limited 10 colored men In the betting Many
close followers Of the game believe that
the chances favor johnson ana are taking
Jeffries money AT odds The cOloned ad-
mirers OF Johnson are plunging in a char
aeteristic manner ana are putting up con-
siderAble money IN the aggregate on theil
/ fAVOrite.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-30
RIoTlNe AT BILBAO, SPAIN
Hostile Crowd Surrounds Palace and
is Dispersed by Police Armed
with saberA.

BILBAO, spRiH June 2s.-There were fur
thsr disrurb8nees today growing out OF the
strained Telatons between the government
Of Premier cahsls5as and The Vatican A
crowd, coHiposed OF Carlists and national
ists, SURROUNDED the palace Of the governor
Of the province Of Biseaya and shouted
Down W4thsahe -goveInor."
The Poiiee we're summoned and charged
'hs aemoRseratnrs with drawn sahers.
WOunding a nuRber Of them.
The capital has been The scene Of many
civil clashes, IN iS.4 It Withstood a long
sieEe hy the ca1lists.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-30

In obedience 70 the orders the local en-
ployes at once resuI reeted the old guard
and rugged them up in the best manner
possible. That was not saying very much.
however, as the second night Afterward one
OF the most ancient Of the quintet OF lamps
rebeiied, with the result that an explosion
followed which sci fire 10 things around
the office. The subsequent loss Of tbe
express building here Was AveYted only by
the prompt action Of the night employees.
For their own safety. then, as well "a
their convenience, the eKpressDsn passed
the hat among themselves ana obtained
funds 20 have electric service reinsta TED
Thereafter for some time they dug down IN
their pockets and PAID the light bills them
selves-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-30
nara. ssruek BY Iaxhrn.pK.

MARSHALLTOWN, Ia. June ss.-lspe-
cial l-seFeFe electrical storms which were
NooOu paEiea BY heavy rains that swept over
many sectiqDs Of central Iowa late yes
tenday aEtsT0oon. last night and tina morn
ms. did much damage by setting barns
and othnr- farm buildings On fire. Reports
have been received today from all Of the
surrounding counties. which indicate that
he total loss Eln be large Inestlnable
Eood resulted from TIE general heavy rain
u last nght, which. with the continued
aot weather. has caused all farm crops and
prodnets.to fairly leap with growth Not
enly W. eenCvl Iowa visited but splendid
and msish nesasd rains fen IA practieaay
al parts y - Stars ouIang the last f~en-
4 -Iear h00IG
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-30
Kerosene Lamps RELOCATED
to Junk Pile After Blaze

HoLDREGE. Neb.. June &.-lspecial -
After about six months. during a part Of
which time the Adams Express company
has compelled its employees here 20 be sub
yected 20 numerous inoonveniences and dan
gers arising from the nse Of old kerosene
lamps. the powers tha4 be have given or
ders that. hereafter, heneeforth and for
ever. electricity shOuld be the method Of
illumination 70 be used al the local offices
About Christmas tune. when the rush Of
business Wak on, TIE company. through It's
eastern officials, decreed thar heneeforth
the electric Ighfx IN The Holdnase office
shouid be dispensed with ana that IN thelr
STEAD eoai-eil harners Of some decades Ago
should be restored from obscur4ty ana
again made 70 Do ssrvicA
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-30
Ma bray Convict
Free From Prison
Harry Forbes, Indicted at Council
Bluffs, Ordered Released by
Judge Mcpherson.

LEAVENwoRTH Kan, June 1.-Harry
Forbes, lightweight prize fighter, win be
released from the federal penitentiary
here tomorrow, pending the determination
OF his appeal.
He has been serving a sentence for par
tieipa alton in fake sthletie events promoted
by the J. c. Mabray gang. recently IN
dicted in Council Bluffs Ia An order for
Forbes release was signed yesterday b.
Judge Smith Mcpherson of the fedora
court Forbes is one Of the six members
Of the gang who flied appeals He fur.
nished IS 900 for his release.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-30
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
New Plan to Settle Difficulty Over
Nicholas Yiaduct.
WILL MAKE THE STREET WIDER
Breaker Fathers an Ordinance that
ts Expected 60 Cure situstion
and Permit Early start in
work.

Through an ordinance introduced last
evening. bearing the name OF President
Brucksr. the city council expects tc solve
the difficulties that threatened to materially
delay the building Of the proposed Nicholas
street viRduCL The ordinance declares the
necessity for cOndsmning a sulp thirty
eight feet wide on the north side OF Nicho-
las street from Thirteenth to Fifteenth
and sixty-six feet Of lot at the northwest
corner OF Fifteenth and Nicholas. some Of
the property it is proposed to condemn has
already been vacated by the city, and the
owner Of the lot in question paid the city
$50 for q part Of same some years ago.
The Missouri Pacific owns the thirty-eight-
foot strip between Thirteenth and Fifteenth
and It is the expectation Of council that all
the property contemplated in the condemna-
ton ordinance can be readily secured, at
no great cost
The ordinance was sent to the committee
on street improvements. and the under
standing is il wiz be reported favorably
and passed at the next council meeting
The grest objection raised by protestants
against the Nicholas street location FOR the
viaduct has been the narrowness Of the
street, as compared with lizard, which has
width Of 100 feet When the additional
strip is secured Nicholas street viii be as
wide as lizard.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-30

BIG DISCOUNT SALE ON AT LEI.
FERTs BIG JEWEI-RY STORE
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-30

A Viper in the Stomach
IL dyspepsia complicated with liver and
kidney troubles. Electric Bitters help al
such cases or no pay. soc. For sale BY
Beauon Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-30
Tax ON BiIIboards.

Councilman Johnson reinroduced the
ordinance levying an occupation tax Oh
billboard companies the first one having
been found defective in some particulars.
The new ordinance fixes graduated tax,
per cent on all business UP TO $l5,00O, ! per
cent on all business from Sl5,OO0 TO SIS 900
and one-half Of per cent on all business
above SIS OJ0. The first ordinance fixed a
2 per cent flat rate on the gross business
OF the companies. The committee Of The
whole will consider the new ordinance nexi
Monday
The Kreile Grading company was given
the contract for grading Cunning street
from Forty-third 10 Forty-eighth, at d
Z cents per yard.
| Council passed the ordinance providing
for lighting the city streets during the Ma
tional Ssengerfest IN July, at a cost not
\ TO exceed Sl,500.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-30
Fortune Found
Under Mattress
Thirty-Seven Thousand Dollars Dis.
covered in Woman's Room
Her Arrest Follows.

NEW YORK, June "a handsome young
RoumRnian woman, who gives The name Of
Marcelle Weber. is held 3 prisoner at
Ellis Island as an accomplish Of Paul Web
Der. clerk who Is charged with footing a
German bank al CairaFW EGapt, = $50 900
not long ago Nearly 600 was found
under a mattress in the womAn's room in
Brooklyn today. Weber has disappeared.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-30

HOTELS AND SUMMER REsoRrs.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-17
THE SHOPPING LIST.

George and Jack and Genevieve,
Julia and Grace,
Florence, Harry. Bob and Ray
In the proper place,
Charlie. Winifred and Ed
None can she resist;
Every one must have a place
On her shopping list.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-17

Mistress-Anna, found a cake of
soap In a bowl of water. When you
wash your hands take out the soap
and empty the bowl
1T Isn't me, mum. I've not washed
me hands since I've been here"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-17
AS 1T WORKED OUT.

40 " WOHKEU OUT.
i've postponed my Christmas shop
ping until the last week."
Whats the matter?"
$50 many people are doing their
Christmas shopping early that can't
get near the stores"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-17
A HOLIDAY PARODY.

What are the buglcs blowin' for?"
said boys on parade.
ITO turn you out for Christmas" the
small drum major said.
ITO march you all to Toyland. with
bright flags overhead
To turn you out for Christmas In the
mornin'."
What's that so bright against the
sky?" said boys on parade.
It's Sanity Claus airship." the little
colonel said.
"'Twill land there on the snowy roof
when you are snug in bed
An tumble out the toys for Christ
mas mornin'."
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-17
THE CHRISTMAS PRAYER.

oh. let me not forget a gift.
Nor I'm its sending lag.
And. more than ALL let me take heed
To take Oft its price tag.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-17
PIckANINNY JlM's FORESIGHT.

PIckANiNNY JlM's FORESIGHT.
Listen, Mistah Sanity Claus.
To what has to say;
rs had n heap o. anxiousness
Bout dis mex Christmas day.
Dem stockin's rs been standin' In
Is shrunk an mos wore th'oo.
Fob holdin' gif's dey wouldn' be
A bit o. good to you.
An so I went an got sack
An emptied out de corn:
rs hung 1t by do chim'ly place
To walt foh Christmas morn.
rs made de 'rangement SOS you'll find
or room dar is no lack.
Dom bother wifi de hosiery,
But jes' fill up de sack.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-17
PROBABLY sEAsIcK.

-fes." she murmured. Il did love
him. He was not worthy, but | felt
couldn't give him up. so my parents
took me across the ocean"
.And then?"
'Then gave up everything"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-17
DE cHlLLuNs.

DE CHiLLUNS.
Des time dey hears de winter win
eroun de house a-hummin'.
Dey gittin ready fer de dreams about
de Christmas comm.
J. sees de holly berries red. dc gold
enrod a-sunnin',
An hears de rendeers on de shed long
TO der time fer runnin'.
An day an night deyll count de days
till Christmas hons is blowin'.
Fer lir chilluns--dey knows mo than
what de grown folks knowlnt
THE EARLY BIRD.
See her fitting here and yonder
With her movement quick.
she's the early Christmas shopper.
And she gets first pickl
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-17
ECONOMY.

Daughter-Ma, / think you'd better
let pa smoke in the house.
Mother--I should like to know whyt
Daughter-Every Christmas we have
trouble trying to find present for him
everything Is so expensive. you know
but we can always get very pretty
ash trays at 80 cents.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-17

WOhE TN IT.
Chain Agent-The company will pay
you 800 for injury to your wife's arm.
Stock Farmer-No. sir. You tell your
company III wait till 1t runs down one
of my COWS.