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Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-08
BOARD OF LABOR WILL MEET

PASADENA, Aug. S.-The Pasadena
board of labor will meet this evening
at 45 South Fair Oaks avenue to re-
ceive reports of several committees
which have been working on questions
said to be of Importance to the work.
ingmen and the community. Officers
of the board state that politics, high
schools and the water question may
be discussed.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-08
$4,000 PERSONS MAKE
TRIP TO BEACHES

VENICE, Aug. 1.-The crowd of
visitors to the beach today numbered
about $4,000 persons, distributed among
Santa Monica, Ocean Park and Venice
the largest part of them coming to the
two last named places. The Los An
geles-Pacihc railway hauled 10000 per-
sons here, while the remainder came
by automobile, The beach was crowded
with bathers and picnic parties
throughout the day.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-08
SESSION OF SCHOOL BOARD

PASADENA, Aug. S-The board of
education will meet tomorrow evening
to take up routine matters. Secretary
Felker states that the question of con-
sidering another high school bond cleo
tion will not be discussed at the meet
ing so far as known.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-08
AUTO TOURIST AT REDLANDs

REDLANDS, Aug. Miss Blanche
Scott, who drove an automobile from
New York TO Los Angeles, accom-
panied by Miss Phillips, arrived in
Redlands last night and will be enter
tanned by c. D. Rolfe, former friend
in the east.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-08
Shoes Half Price and Less

over two hundred big display bargain
tables are displaying shoes for men. women
and children. on sale IN many instances for
half price and less. Convince yourself ana
come 10 the
MAMMOTH SHOE HOUSE,
$40 South broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-08
PASTORS SON INJURED

LONG BEACH, Aug. 1.-THE S-year-
old son of Rev. L. w. Klinker, pastor
of the South Main street Christian
church, Los Angeles, was injured on
the pier this afternoon when one of
the large gates slammed shut and hit
him. No bones were broken. Rev.
Mr.. Klinker and family have been at
tending the Christian convention here.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-08

ALBERT LEE STEPHENS.
277 South Coronado street, Los An
geles. Cal.
CONGRESSIONAL.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CON
GRESS, 9TH DISTRICT
LORIN A. HANDLEY.
GOA West avenue, Los Angeles, Cal
LEGISLATIVE.
FOR STATE SENATOR, saith DISTRICT
EUGENE P. NJ CREUTZ.
1926 HaDdal avenue, Los Angeles
Cal
FOR STATE SENATOR, seth DISTRICT
DANIEL. NJ. HAMMACK.
144 East Avenue 55, Los Angeles, Cal.
FOR STATE SENATOR asth DISTRICT
MARTIN BEKINS.
1341 South Figueroa street, Los An
geles, Cal
HENRY NJ. MCDONALD.
1910 South Figueroa street, Los An
geles, Cal.
FOR MEMBER ASSEMBLY 9th
DISTRICT
RAY f. GOODE.
Glendale, Cal
FOR MEMBER ASSEMBLY eeth
DISTRICT
GEORGE L. HOODENPYL.
Long Beach. Cal.
FOR MEMBER ASSEMBLY 10Th
DISTRICT
WILLIAM A. GAINES.
Compton, Cal.
FOR MEMBER ASSEMBLY 71st
DISTRICT
THOS. S. KNOLES.
1914 Santee street, Los Angeles, Cal.
FOR MEMBER ASSEMBLY 72d
DISTRICT
CHARLES o. HAWLEY.
823 South Union avenue, Los Angeles,
Cal.
FOR MEMBER ASSEMBLY 73rd
DISTRICT
EDWIN c. MAYHAM.
229 East Fifth street, Los Angeles,
Cal.
FOR MEMBER ASSEMBLY 74th
DISTRICT
JOHN I. STAFFORD.
4426 Gordon avenue. Los Angeles,
Cal.
FOR MEMBER ASSEMBLY 75th
DISTRICT
LOUIS G. GUERNSEY.
534 South Spring street, Los Angeles,
Cal.
FOR SHERIFF
WILLIAM T. HARRIS.
$40 lest First street. Los Angeles,
Cal.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY
THOMAS LEE WOOLWINE.
1040 West Kensington road, Los An
geles, Cal.
FOR COUNTY CLERK
LLOYD w. McATEE.
1874 South Hoover street. Los An
geles, Cal.
FOR AUDITOR
FRED L. DWYER.
942 Vermont avenue, Los Angeles,
Cal.
FOR TREASURER
c. w. JUDY.
San Fernando.
FOR ASSESSOR
WILLIAM H. TRUITT.
1853 West Center street, Pomona.
FOR TAX COLLECTOR
WALTER J. DESMOND,
1873 Appleton street, Long Beach,
Cal.
FOR RECORDER
THOS. SHELLEY SUTTON.
31515 West Second street. Los An
geles, Cal.
FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR
W. L. MOORE.
129 East Avenue 26, Los Angeles, Cal.
FOR CORONER
A. c. PRATT.
293 West Forty-ifth street, Los An
geles, Cal.
FOR SUPERVISOR, FIRST DISTRICT
c. e. COLE.
Whittier, Cal RID No. 2.
I, c. G. Keyes, County Clerk
notice is the official publication m
Paragraph 2 of the Direct Primal
IN WITNESS WHEREOF,
18th day of July, 1910.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-08

Yt,s .s easy to secure a bargain in a used
automobile through want advertising. as 1t
used to be-and stin b-to secure horse
and carriage.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-08

FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR
COURT.
STEPHEN G. LONG.
1927 Pacific avenue, Long Beach, Cal.
CYRUS T. McNUTT.
1889 West Fifth street, Los Angeles,
Cal.
ALBERT LEE STEPHENS.
277 South Coronado street. Los An
peleS Cal
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-08
CONGRESSIONAL.

FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CON-
GRESS, 9TH DISTRICT
LORIN A. HANDLEY.
604 West avenue, Los Angeles, Cal.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-09-08
PROJECTING TIE Police.

When the ~ne~spapor ana the po-
iice boards commend the pens,oa sys-
ten to the voters Of tho statt. II ia
time for the citkem 70 take notice,
Eoth the newspapers anA the boards
IRE anxtoSs TO increase toe efficiency
q the uDn In each instance thsy arc
Gis1nter ested, 10 The ss0se that sdop
ton oS the systsm could NO affecr
ne Newspaper or the board. but they
are Interested because they want the
department brought up to IFS maxi.
mum strength.
Eastern cities have tried the pen
sion pan snd they have found II ben
etcial. The three chies OF Missouri
? lust as eager TO improve condL
tions az the moro fortunate towns OF
the east, In the aSst amendment. TO
DO submitted 10 November. the Mis-.
soun towns think they ~ only ASK,
Ing for what 10 right and humanitaIi.
an Every MissouriAn who beliav es
tn rewarding soldiers wounded Ga the
battlefield should support the plan 70
keep from going 70 the poor house
those mea who guard the cities just
- tbs soldier hshes for tAs nation.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-09-08
thc Court House.

=" ulc'umc the Morgan County
IT h"ae vas "rcc:ed BY the tax
p'5'f, ton the sole use and pnrpo.e
~ court house. Whllc a nustake
aIe, and many dollars wlsted
g., bu.id ~ the basrmcn, for u e as a
IL, another mistake va u.aic when
e., County court ka,ed the saoI for
'oIein,s. purposes, largely incrc tsing
the cost Of insurance on the entire
Aulldi,y. ard constantly endanperipg
the bDul.S and records Of every Office
~ the Hnllding. Ii the county bad
received a fair rent for the use Of the
l,".a> u e,t Mid the. increased cos, OF
ri,rrau'e, it would not hc so bad
but they received no MONEY, ONLY
small improvements, which have
'ohahly been paid for twice over by
the taxpayers. II the county is en-
,lgea in furnishing rooms free, or
n~"aI'y 50. Tor printing offices. We
think the REPUBLICAN would be jus,i-
fed in demanding a suite OF rooms
on the same teEms. Patcrnalism nav
be all right, tut should be impartial.
II the county Is U continue in the
landlord business, then it should COL
lect a fair rent. In our judgment the
cour, house basement, as soon az
resent contracts end, should be used
t9t the benefit Of the county, and no,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-09-08
Roosevelt and Hadiey.

!. is going to be a hgnt to the 6n-
ish between the old guard OF Federal
Office holders. pie b,ters and stand
pat representatives on the one hand.
and the great MASSES Of the people,
who are demanding impartial and
fairly representative legislation, on
the other hand.
The Herald is glad to see this fight
come on this year. This year will
practically settle the mater too.
And it will end by the progressive
element coming out vlc,ors and being
thereby able to place the Republican
party upon such a basis in 1912, tina,
it can and will win. 10 that end,
We would like to see Roosevelt and
liadley head the national uckc, in
the next presidential race. The
Herald's'ticket, therefore, l. Roose.
welt and HadIey.--Belton Herald.
You have voiced our sentiments
and we are with you.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-09-08
HON. r, A.
Exeelsir. No.

Moniteau county shares with Nor
gan y the interest in the Canfidacy
al I. i. Nnitlct. the Republican
candidate for Congress. Mr.. MOI
flee. vas born near High Point aboaI
l. " years ago, amt is the son of !.
H.. Norleet on Of the pioneer Cit
,c1s Of that locality. Several years
a." - went 10 Excelsior a short DIS.
r''"c "Trr the county line and en-
s,r:! IN the Mercantii: business and
b.. a.,.@ up i biz trade and won
d, cw friends. Tie was elected
" ric "H'a'iNr uf MM.an comfy in
't't nj ~Ie.eirc,cd in 1906. He
!i..!" r''ia 'Gt mcmhrr Gi the
- sc and WAS always a.cs,yp N its
: ,-irtt0ns. he has qnie an cy-
'".l}c acnua,nt1nCe over the dis
vat ,a3 Is Recognized q, agood cam,
!. M0nit,au Co~nty licraid.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-09-08

for private gain. A steam heating
plant and w~a,erworks should he put
in, and the saving "i graft for 6v,
years would pay for them. and IN this
way the entire building would be
used for the purpose tor which II va
erected. the benefit and accOmo-
da,ion OF all the people OF Morgan
County. Another reason, and We
think a good one, if the county will
discontinue the patcrnal business, j.
would benefit those citizens who have
property to rent; possibly be the
means of other business buildings he,
Ing erected in Versailles, and thu.
everybody in Morgan County.
What do you think about ii1
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-09-08
Gospel Truth.

Several Colnmbi, ~m.iGhants ,nal,
advertising appropriations to be used
in local papers amounting to five or
six hundred dollars per year. They
find this to be money well invested.
What is the use of a mer, liant buying
goods, hiring clerks. paying rent, etc,
unless he let's the people know wha,
he has to sell.-Mc xico Ledger.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-09-08

JOHN WASSUNC,
DEALER Is
Harness,
Bridies ard
Sac dlerS- Hare ware.
Carriage Trimming ard Re
pairing Neatly and promptly
Zone.
In Business a. Years.
Harness, Brides, Etc,
iom>~made, Hand
and guaranteed.
VIII meet al competition
in Prices considering quality
II material 1nd workmanship
Call and see NE before
buying.
Versailles, Missouri.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-09-08

a \, -. Versailles Lodge. NO. iIIs TsRuisr
communications tho lat aud SRI Friday rishts each
month. visiting brethren In'is"d aud cordiahy
.'L'omJd.
RLwrs rnua. ". n.
n. ". Ersi1rE. Ssrr0tssF
vsRsAiLLSs ROYAL Asrn cHArrAn, Nc. "a.
fleets every lnd FRIDAY night IN each monti
tTHp. VISITING Gompa Iioi, welcome.
A. l.. ROSS, ". =.
Us. ~. Ci.'vroS, Secretary.
10. O. Y.-vsrpaiiiss I.oiso. No. al. regular
~ne~tings everS Tuesday n.ght.
@, T.. II o~svrsLp X. q.
Al oppsa. Secretary.
x. Of P.-vors.iIoS L"iso. No. 10. meets 'rsrS
Thursday night. WV. kisL"'H. H.. G.
T.. w. HuDaos. K. sf Z. . =.
u. ". A.-Nersuiiiss Camp. No. 1%2. n,~ss shs
lad and 9Th friday nights Ia zach ar'''s'.
l.. Al. Scu.usEY. Cisrk. c. II. NAV. t'onsni.
Versailles Camp No. 500. Royal iSe'S'b'rs OF
meets every i.t and J'h Friday
nights in each month at oddfeil"r Hall.
MRs. {. l.. wooLppiDcn Oracle.
JksstE l.. SINS. Recorder.
10. X. Mia ia ronka Trite. No. III. m"r>s
every Wednesday slesp.
Q. w HuDsos q. of n.
W o. w-verssiiles Camp, No. a! meets
every list and ,r,i Moi,lay nights in each month.
a PopPHp.C "A.
uNEs pupIeS, Clerk.
Lod.e No. ryv. Noi-'n brotherhood " hns-iro =
Regular n~,setinGs tho ard sataris, nis't N Sab
month. W. y. Giisos, P'e"ileht.
JACOB '. SCHnIrrsn, Serrstary.
". {. r. U.-HsetA every "wednesday aftci
,orn 4, ga o o'clock. A r"rdini in.i''tion '--x
ell led to all Mas. ". Dr"A.eGu F,"s.
Mss. Coph S'naSseP. Pee. sccy.
CnUaUB DIRsuroEy.
v. z. Church. south Presiding ovsry sunday 1t
n =. IN. and 7:3o y. IA. Sunday school al 800 IL. N.
Prayer meeting "Wednesday evening.
Rsv. W. u. DawHLy. Pastor.
Presbyterian ChuSch
sunday .~ioui u ~ sv.,s Sunday nr",nins.
". y AraiI. srps.
IAkVs1st Church-prcarhiny o'"iJ tpn
LAY NJ II =. N. aud ~ y. nj. BuFiusa, "eeti"g "t
saturday bsfcrs tho <,h Sunday at 7:H u. IN. Sun
tay school ~ s,AJ It. n. and b. f.P. L. ~t'.O r. N.
very sunday. hsv A. u. Fo'r.K f'''"f.
CL"'s, an Church SUR Ia, ~"h'-,l every san i"y H.
,.dn ~. Hr.'H.rrG.. S"po'in."rh,nt.
g. T. III IL. P. 'ni'rh ,o!rIn'J fl,n"'!"- -
y :. IL ~ i:N .. - !-i And SD S~"n!l!s ~ n''l'
I...i. iris.r 'n":'IS oyer; rI"'.iH> u'ep'n.
3nr''y oC'n", 81. . So, 81. -f1!. ARRAY.
r...l rN"r" l., 4" Pastor
CoiDr-i -. rt.s Ca. r iI"-yl:. - = - u. ia.rni
p y. ~ every grt 'ni "a "',GaJ ~ ~, '""''
B /. ?. y. ,vs.y Ha'.'.r,. "vrnl's IT 80, 70"
g.. school H. ;2.2ov al. eve. sunday.
RAJ. v. WATTS. Pastor
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-09-08
vAK GOLDEN RULE AND POLICE

Both former Gov. vsik and Gov
Radlsy have Endorsed the eonstitution
NJ snepdnsnt to be submitted In No
vembss Giving the three cttiee power
to establish = ponston system tor the
disabled polhco. ~ the former and
present ohisf executives q the rate,
both haov what the pension nsass
toward Improving conditions,
Evsvy person WHO behsvss " tAs
golden vsls can not resist ths plea Of
he police officer and DubiS-spHtted
LIEN to vote tor the amendment. Its
adoption merely provides for tbs vel.
fare Of The officer while ssS1ckan a .
result Of exposure While protAcuaS
tAs pvhAe.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-09-08
tNo. 1867
RRpoar or THE CONDITION or
The First National Bank
OF UersaiiiOs.

A, Versailles. in the State VI Missouri al
the close OF bu.iness, September |, 1871;
arsorpcEs.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-09-08
DIRECTORY.

Trnn ~ no%.prss corEf.
CircsN rerr.-srd Nesdsy III April and 7nd hon.
day In Aassst and Decsrrbsr.
Proeass resrt-2nd Noufs7 In February, msy snd
Sovsrn'sr. and th Monday intusrst.
County court FIRES Monday In f~'rhary' NAY
August and November.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-09-08

SoAssstSsa witA shs proDeeSd eeAsgt
sStienal amendment. 70 be submitted
IN November. authorizing the three
Large cities II Missouri 70 establisA
. pension for police officers tn1ureA
Or disabled on duty. In positive edi
toriaas the 81 Louis papers urge the
oitSss1s Of the state 10 vote for the
amendment on the ground that the
cities want the amendment for the
proteclon II brave police ofncerS. In
urging this upon the people the ~
pers are aware that the full expense
Of the proposed pension will rest upon
the city adopting II, and that not one
cont Of expense will fall on the coun-
Try voters.
Here u what the papers have 10
say:
The pension system tor men vhs
servo the public ls based on humani-
tartan principles. rho amendment
proposed 10 merely o grant from tho
state at large u the cities 70 establish
the pension. and the amendment
should receive no opposition from any
source."-St louis Times. August l.,
1910.
IF there n In 81. Louis any organ
izod opposition to this amendment Il
has not been located. st. Louis Re-
public, July 81. 1910
The proposed con t%itutional amend
msDt granting power to cities Of over
100000 inhabitants to establish . pen
sioh system for disabled policemen IL
q ~mcrttorious measure and should 10
cAvs the friendly consideration Of tho
voters Of Missouri."-st Louis Globe
Democrat. August Q. 1910.
The amendment should be embed.
isd 10 the constitution % that the
legislature may be empowered TO act.
A wise system OF police pensions
would b beneficial. It would raise
Che standard Of service. Moreover,
pelice officers after years OF service.
u after suffering disability 10 the
service. should 10 provided for under
r.s lsw."-St. Louis Post Dispatch.
August 2. 1910.
Tho amendment TO tho constitution
81 Missouri providing for pensions for
supsrannuatsd or disabled policemen
should be adopted. Men who give
their hves to the public sasvice
should have something to loot for.
ward to In their old age. Pension In
some casss would remove the tempta-
Ioa 70 graft."--St. Louis a<-Chron-
iclc. July 81, 1910.
Now. thai V whit the newspapers.
who watch the conditions OF the DO
Nee department every Coy out OF the
yeas. have TO say Of tho question. Tho
newepapers. located In the midst of
police work. are the best possible
on the hazardous md trying
dutise u q policeman. These papers |
know to What elements the ofneers
are subjected.
Kno wing theae facts the newspspsss
Joined In urging the adoption OF
tho aner6:Dea', They do this. too, |
ca,ao they know the necessity sss
II, and for any sentimental OF self.
lsh CAUSE.
Amendment No. l On tbs short BAL
10 the n that will give the tire
the right TO properly provide
tor the pension system. Dy voting
"yss' on the 9nendmen you vo.e 10
ana reward the hn<dships
endured b. policemen.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-09-08
To tho Ssoekso.Iors ofths MIS-
souri, Camel Coal Com

ron arc he'cny npuhsd that = spec1a, meeting
ofthe stocAn"iIets %. the n;ssOiRi CAhSsI.
COAL CDMrANI viii he held at TIE ohccs OF
The Company IN tnc City oi N-T7"t.'rS missouri,
At oclDck p. M. on the l0ii, day ~ October
i6l0, for the purpo.e nj considering and sctirp
upon Que pr NOR. Of the foIiDSinS propositions
I. To sell the land. AVID prpIerty ~ the Com
pany IN Aiiier County, sa,soA'rI' sud - wind
ny the cornpsny;
,. To mortgage the snAxa psopsry a,i 81
sets Of the Conpsny. .
; To extend the pIesent option upon the
property Of the compeuy. given at 'ae LAST
special meeting Of nockh.lders
~ order Of the President aud secretsis,
J. AprsswArs, rresdsnt.
Z, W. TATB, Sec; s,ary.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-09-08
newspapers
IND0RsE PENSION
vAoa xorRRA To ADOPT TIVE
AMENDMENT As RECON-
TON FoR aERNtSGs.

whsa. all Of the daily papsys In .
ATes CITY like g.. Lanas are 41Aat
nsus n sdvocstins = measure, 4 Is
pretty apt TO BE- the best thtny Tor
the people. There u not . dissenting
voice amons the st. Louis .Raps,s III
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-09-08
MISSOURI PACIFIC TIME CApD.

NNIOoOOHt " ~ ''"I '"NVsc'
20. CAS- arrives $40 q. III. DEPART
1850 a. IN.
M, "a arrives I2:4a p. m. dcparts
1885 y. III.
No. CA arrives A:iO p. III. 1epar''
i:%n p. III.
No. o3 daily passenger carries ex'
Jre>s and baggage.
Nos. 6t5 and Gli daily, except -inday
Mixed train carries no baggage, nj ex.
press.
l.. l.. Sa0Dpy, Agt.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-03
Herald Juniors Demonstrate Skiuin Rhyn1ing Contest
LIMERICK CONTEST

Two prizes will be given in this each week.
First pze-Choice school valued so from
sLyon Arms company best baseball mitt valued at so
cents.
Second prizeFine pearl pcnknife with blades suitable
for either boy or girl.
Papers addressed Aunt Laurie Herald
Junior The Herald, Los Angeles.
Each separate contribution in this contest must be signed with
and address and of school and grade.
Jack had fondness for the
He bought yacht the Nancy Lee"
When for sail
Up such gale
................. 49,
This limerick be completed making the last line rhyme
with the first and have the Papers for this
be this office later than Thursday April
I, for publication April II.
I knew youngster named 81,
Who very much wanted to fly.
Machines he invented,
But grew conented
This limerick be completed making the last line rhyme
with the have the meter and be received at
than Thursday afternoon April H. for publ
cation Apai "a.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-03
(second Prize)

+ A boy who was fond of ice cream \
7 One nigl.. saw himself, in a dream, \
= Going into an inn +
! Where they kept it in tin, \
! ! he found things were not +
= what they seem. :.
< CHARLOTTE FAY. =
:. Age 13; sixth grade, L-ngfellow =
4 school, Riverside; GA East Eley- =
- enth street. =
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-03
Honorable Mention)

! A boy who was fond of ice cream =
: one night saw himself, in dream, !
i Going into an inn =
= Where they kept ii i'm tin, x
= "PleaSe pass some this way" he \
= did scream. =
+ FANNY FELDMAN. !.
! 19 American avenue, Long Beach. X
+ = :. :. 1. :. :. i = :. !. !. :. :. !. = !. / !.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-03
Honorable Mention)

Honorable Mention)
:. A boy who was fond of ice cream +
! one nisht saw himself, in dream, =
+ Going into an nm =
( Where they kept il i'm tin, =
:. High over his head on beam.
I. MADGE VAN NESS. !.
! Compton grammar school, grade :
i T. p. o. box S2. Age H. =
= + !. = 1. !. !. I. = + I. !. :: + !. !. !. + =
boy who was fond of ice cream
one night saw himself in a dream,
Going into an inn
Where they kept II in tin
He jumped in and rode down the stream
IVAN AMDIFF.
sawtelle city school, grade 6.
A boy who was fond of ice cream
one night saw himself in dream,
Going into an inn
Where they kept 1t in tin.
ROSE cARRAsCo.
sawtele city school grade g.
A boy who was fond of ice cream
one night saw himself. in a dream,
Going into an inn
Where they kept II In tin,
Imagined he was in an ice cream req m sire stream
sawtelle city school, grade 6.
A boy who was fond of ice cream
one night saw himself, in dream,
Going into an inn
Where they kept 1t in tin.
He opened his eyes with a scream.
GLADYS TURNMIRo.
sawtelle city school, grade 6.
boy who was fond of Ice cream
one night saw himself. in dream
Going into an inn
Who're they kent IL in tin.
Where his Lucille and him were In team.
Adds SHORT.
sawtelle city schooi grade 6.
boy who was fond of ice cream
one night himself, in a dream,
Going into an inn
Where they kept II in tin,
He ate so much he sank in the stream.
GRACE DAVIS.
sawtelle city school, sixth grade.
boy who was fond of ice cream
one night saw himself. in a dream,
Going into an Inn
Where they kept it in tin,
And hauling it off with a team.
HUGH G. HAMILTON.
1853 East Twenty-seventh street; Ninth street
school, grade BS.
A boy who was fond OF ice
one night saw himself in a dream,
Going into an inn
Where they kept 1t in tin
ANA ne woke up Win screAHl
HONOR DENNISON.
9i4s Fargo street, Glendale; Logan street
school, Al.
A boy who was fond of ice cream
One night saw himself in a dream,
Going into an inn
Where they kept 1t in tin,
But he came to a sweet little stream.
LEILA NEWTON.
Age 10; carmenita school.
A boy who was fond of ice cream
one night saw himself, in a dream
Going into an inn
Where they kept it in tin,
And then he began to scream
HILDA NJ. ENGELHARDT
Tropico, Cal; grade AZ.
A boy who was fond OF ice cream
One night himself, in a Dream
Going into an inn
Where they kept 1t in tin,
And II made his blue eyes beam.
CLAUDE BIEGHLER
Age IA; 475 East Avenue 2S; grade BS, Gates
street school
A boy who was fond of ice cream
One night saw himself, in dream,
Going into an inn
Where they kept It in tin,
But he awoke with start and scream.
GEORGE A. MACE.
Box sO5, d. Long Beach, r. f. d. No. l.
boy who was fond of ice cream
One night saw himself, in a dream,
Going into inn
Where they kept 1t in tin.
And the sight made him scream
KATHARINE KOON.
Aoa .. efxfh da San