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Pocahontas star herald., 1910-09-02

share of taxes off Of these big loan
companies, but it also gives these
loan companies big advantage,of
our home banks, because our home
banks have to pay taxes on every
dollar they have, and | say that
these outside loan companies should
be made to do the same thing, too.
| favor requiring the collector of
the county to deposit as often as
every two weeks the money he col
lects in taxes, with the county de-
pository, in order that the seme
shall commence to draw interest for
the school fund from the very time
it is collected and paid IN by the
collectors, instead of waiting for
six months for the tax books to be
closed up and final settlement made,
as at present. This would give to
the schools Of the county several
hundred dollars more money than
they now get.
believe that great injustice and
burden now rests upon the county
and upon the poorer parties to
the lawsuits in the county by
reason of the unlimited number of
witnesses that are frequently sub
poened in certain cases tried in our
courts. Many of you have seen as
high rs 40 or so witnesses on a side
summoned and put under the rule
in certain cases in our circuit court.
Tne case will probably hang on for
many days, and the witness fees
will run up to many hundreds of
dollars and some body has this ex-
cessive cost to pay. 1t is often the
county, and our county is thus run
farther and further in debt. And
this excessive witness fees often fal s
upon some poor man or maybe
widow who happens to loose out
in the lawsuit, and they are in
many cases absolutely broke up and
ruined just in this way. Some
might say that it is but good enough
for them for going into the suit;
but this view of the matter will not
do, for the poorest among us should
be as much entitled to have their
rights enforced and secured to them
by our courts, as the richest; and
the laws ought to be so arranged
that the poorest man or woman in
the county can ask protectson of
his or her rights in lawsuit, with
out fear of his or her rich opponent
hiring up all the best lawyers and
summoning enough witnesses to run
the cost up into the hundreds of
dollars, and break the poor man up.
l am in favor of law that when
party summons a lot of witnesses in
a case and then does not use them
on trial, that the party summoning
them shall pay for them, regardless
OF who looses the case. This would
put a stop to the evils l have lust
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-09-02
From 0. A. Lemons

Friends and Fellow Citizens of
Randolph County;--As it is impos
sible in the limited time we have
to meet and shake the hand of
every voter in the county, wish to
pen d few lines to you through the
columns of the Star Herald, hoping
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-09-02
Notice

Notice is hereby given that there
will be public examination of teach
erS at Pocahontas, Ark, the 18th and
10Th days of September A. d. 1910
to ascertain the Professional Qualif-
cations of all persons desiring to
teach in the Public Schools of Ran
dolph county. j. W. CAMPBELL,
County Examiner.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-09-02

We are authorized to announce W. o. Girls
som a candidate for Road overseer Of De
mua township.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-18
gene. Gan banter poa bos Mpror6
% faiter @piien mo 90 Dbren. Wil-

'-E
90 faiter Mpiien mo 90 Dbren. MiI.
lionaren, iom life bnifer itn @or'
genippn fontprret, ler inoigneret pae
8laoet, JONI ligger pao @ulbet, oQ
RITTER paa @opeoet. Sen engeIfft
Stemertsfoin6e griber BIaoet mel
@egigrligbeo og imiler fornbiet, %
bum ier lit Napn paa 3rent. Gn-
felte &eiienoe iaa belit at Der ingen
Mpis u0tom, og at Sc fit Treo for
Smperoeuen, mems &eiieu ooreoe;
men oe allerfleite griber sen meo
Snteresl {, ,1aar oe11 ON Enlargement fa=
ltes ino 40 Deren. Sg Sc, 1om pir=
felig pnlfeoe at pioe, bbab Ser tor
ifet / &er0en> fan alligepel life la6e
&pbe0crne pere, iaa lenge Sc CT ot
oporiue. Dette gialoer ogioo min,
Sen Million9ren.
Sfelge Samtalen fra fpr piloe 81
legraftlterne giere bam Ell Siene1fc
% arrangere6e Ell Morgen, at Moiien
life bragtcS til bonn. &oget ienerc
tom ban op og beflageoe Jig ODER ct
gtsennplar, Joni lao poa 8or0et. @e.
lpsneoe ODER bans gamle Nnligt. @ad
lfrep 6erpaa ct @ooe=1elegrom til
9eeu Dorf, bporof nj intet foritoo;
s elmer ieuere antom ct Sbor til
bam, ligelebes / bemmelige Srb. M1t
laas ban lite mere i ct Har Gage;
men oa ban fer Mfgangen fra Sfibet
/ @berbourg tom op,lagbe ban Saa,1-
sen paa SelegrafiitenS 5fuloer %
iag6e mes Sen tsrre, uotrpfsIsle
Stenme, iom er Mmerifanerlle egcn:
hinge Sen, @e bar lGrt mig 1T
pGr0iette NreSien paa !@apet! Seq
bapoe nogle @lnnmtoftier liggenoe
bjemme; i Moiieu forleoen ioa leg,
at oe bar itegne, ioa leg telegrofere=
Sc til min 5etretnr ON at ielgc
Bent; bans Soor le6 poo, at belle
Eartict por lol9t. Ml1 Ter leg imio=
lerti6, at @lrmm1ie1l faloer igien; peo
&inlp at Sen Srnaoleie far leg poo
en- Dag tie,1t $4,000 Collars" Og
ban tilfejeoe: u9h1 goar III / 2ono,
fjgber % ct M1,tomobil, og ioa fjb=
rer hi janmen Ell Sur gielnem Git
ropa."
'Stoffels plngeoe Wonb!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-18
Spprleoes ma,, tilbriaser lit qip.

@n befien0t Mano uotolte forle=
6en / en- 8orotole pao i'm 60=aorige
5eblelsoag: ~SSeg bor facet en-
Gel no al nit 9ip; n1en leg pilbe
Dabe facet life loo ltot mere, bpis
leg life bap0e Iopet Sc 90 Mor bort!"
30 Nar," lso oct fra flere Sioer,
uoet er lm,,li9t!!" Wen peo @offen
gat man Jig til at ree,,e eiter, % 1,11-
ser 9eoelle al Ell berpmt Stotiitifer,
Ser bar til Stebe, fom man til en-
>te operraifen0e Relllltater an
gaoenoe,' b%porleoes Tpoiels6ags6ar.
net bopoe tilbrogt tit Sip. 6elgenoe
Sal giolot for banl, iom Sc mao giel=
oe for ctbpert 60=oarigt @iemnem=
%1nitsn1enne tie.
SDpe Mar brllges til Sppn, (lelu
ON Monoen, roor ban bliper 9lbre,
life loper Ell 5reoieoel al Dpgne1
bort, iao bar bon, meoens ban por
8orn> iopet laa meget 6eito lengere).
Gre Mar bruges til at lpiie /. Gi
Moaneber til at pente poa Md0en.
'Sptten Mor pg iefs Maone6er til
at arbej6e.
Spo Mor og iefs @aone0er til al
more Jig.
Gets Mar og tire Maane6er til
Spa0ieren og or1oen Motion.
So Nor og iefs Moaneoer til ob-
iolut 9eooiggang, Oerun6er to Mao.
! neoer til at pubic Meie).
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-18
80 Mar % iefs Moaneoer til 1oi-
Iette, (}pp Maane6er til Borberinq,

q Mar % Jets Moaneber til Sol
lette, Gpn Maane6er til 8orbering
nj Maane6er til at pa6ife fig, Il
Moaneoer til at bbr1te $e,1oer, og c
Mor til Baa= og Mfflnoning).
6or at fomme til 6e openltooeno
@eiltltoter git man leo fra fplgen6'
@runoitema til Sno0elingen al 500
net:
Otte elmer til at Iope.
On 9ine og treoipe Minutter ii
at ipile.
Spp' elmer til at arbcioe.
Sire Sinner til Molpre6eller.
50 5imer og treoipe Minutter ii
Motion.
On 5iu1e til Soilette.
Gn Enne til at oribe i.
@en San,tolen sif btoere, og ma,
font pe0 Statt1t1terens 9l9lp til er
@effe andre operroifenbe &eiulto,
ter. S 2ebet at ct Mar giper en-
Mono 1900 &aanotrpt. Set blipe,
en- flor Gum al @nerei, ser poo Der
@oaoe gaar tabt. Gbi logger mar
60 Glars &aanotrpfstrefter iammen
So foqr man en- &raft> ser er 1ter1
not til at lpfte $500 Cons. Boo
ct enfelt Mar taller ct Menneife H..
800,0 900 Oro. San aabner og ll,f:
fer ginene 95,oo0,0oo @anee. Ser
Rraft, Der paa 6enne Moaoe br1lges
qiennem 60 Mar, bill bere NOT til al
lbfte Ell Sporpogn fplbt meb 8asio:
gerer 10 SOB. uHolitifen".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-18
.B0GER

Under nofsk Flag, afJacob Hilditch, Soc
Marianne. at Wilhelm Krag, 35c.-Isaac Sec
huqsen, afW. Krag. eOc.-Isaac Kapergast.
Krag. 6Oc.-Lodsen OF hans Hustru, aft. Lie,
soc. -0ryende Dag ,afM Mailing, 6Oc.-Sbdron.
ningen. af John Paulsen, 5Oc:-Eventyrbogen,
s~treret, indb. SOC. -Ordb8ger: Dansk-Nork
Engelsk og Engelsk. Norsk. Dansk, ca. 800
Side. over 10000 Ord, $1.25; kortfattet
Enge1sk og Dansk-Norsk, csc; Norsk- Dansk.
Ordbog. shirtinRsb. SOC, i M~aroccobind med
Guldsnit 75c:-.Et hundrede Timer iEngelsk.
I, af N. Jul Eibe, smukt indn. 75c.-Prospekt
P0st.Kort 1 stortUdvalg fra Danmark Norge
Sverige og Finland; 70 forskje1iRe Kort fof
Csc; rs do. soc; 55c do. 81; 100 do. $1.75.
~.w Skrtv efter futdstaendig -KataloO.
- G. RASMUSSEN PUB. co. e
s20-7A $: 18th ST., Minneapolis. Minn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-18
UDVALGTE B0GEp

9sfnsee. Roman af CART Rtlar, eoc. elee.
q 9o~c:-Udvalgte Eveutyr OF Hlstorier. al
f. IL ANDERSEN, Slider, So Mlustrationer,
telling fra Norge afJonae Lie, 6oc.-Gisnee-
nsa Htlar: Ss4 slider, 500. eles: indb.. s1:2s.
d $1.5O.-Kongens Yndlin9. If Carl Her.
mann, soc Slider, $1.oo. eleR:. indb. 100
s s1ssaa;n mdh t. sf +: DTaehmann, s5c,
II: Bjursten, Z Slider, $l,-Paa dGds Veie.
at b. Bjernson, eoc, eleE. lndb. $1.oo.-soi,
gssn,t, Fortalinger, skitser % Digte afAdam
e ooc, eleg. indb. 85c.-Dea nile Dsklama.
d $1.25. Nybyggerne OK Blokhuaet, to
Fort@!linger af Kr. Dstcrgaard, indb. 75c.
0e SkTtO efter fsldstendtg KatoIes.
G: RASMUSSEN PUB. co.
"e-7z4 >. 18th st, Minneapolis, Mtaa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-18
IRA hrt gamtlr Hpyp'
tpn.
Aarnat, - &c 2poes &y.

S ct &eilebrer / ~Nurb11s 5tiftsti=
0enoe" fortnlles ON ct &eieg / &or=
naf peo set gomle 5bebcl,. Set ct
CT 5empeln1arf, lou operpGloenoe /
i'm Mangioloigbeo al fnnpemnsliae
@11iner, at 6en ganife tager Seiret
fra cit. Cen in0tuger ct Nreol, Ser
CT 600 Mler breot % ca. 1000 Mler
/ 2Gngon % Der ligger j oreroao=
Dig MGngoe 1en1pel pes 1empel,
itore og im1aa forbumone meo SiinfS-
%alleer, Statuer / pnlbige Gnuenlio=
ner, Spjlegange og SeilebaIler meg
Neutrality-suspicious. %pperoGffeoe Sal
Ter % bellige Sger. 9Ile Mllre pg
Spiler er bc0pffe0e me0 Sn0ifrifter
/ Ie9n % @illeoer, Der ltoor meo lao
lforpe> re,,e Scatter, lom bar Sc ino=
buggeoe i9oar % inoe / @ollerne ct
baooe @illeoer og &ieroglpfer lnoer=
logte n1e0 6aruer, ser enbnu CT gou=
lte friifc, lelp Den rige 6orgploning
ltaar blanf JONI np, og 0oe ct oct
5000 Mar 1t0en, sen bleD paalat.
On eleite gnteltbeo ira Senpelnlor=
tens lterite @elligoom> &mmonsten1=
plet, nil maaife gipe en- 6oreltilling
ON oisie &ebpgningers Dimen=
lioner. @u al Nfoelingerne / bette
9empel CT en- Sal, Ser bpiler poa
1873 Spiler. Sc er ollie orerbnffeoe
al farpeoe Snifriptioner % 8ille=
Der og b9rer / iuimle,oe @pioe ct
Soft, Der CT malet iom Motbimlru
msrtebloa meo lpienoe @a1loitjcrner
@per al oisle Seiler er loo tpt, al
man br11ger 81 5friot for at fon,nte
runot ont oen. Og oenne Sgilebal
uogier fun cit tSiette6el al set bele
Sempel!
Me1t De foloslale Wosi er, JONI fer
imponerer, er oct Sgjlerncs Iorm
Ser feng5ler. @upitplerne CT oan:
,eeoe efter 9ggpptens eienoommelig:
lte 8lomlter: 2otusblom1ten oe
HopprlSblom1ten. S11ort CT set SCI
lllfteoe. inort Sen u0iprunene 8lonrit
Der banner Jorbilleoet for Sgi(ebo
%Deberne, mer1 lmuffe og wnoeflllo'
er De begge.
Ser / 6enne gamle Sernpel= .!
&ongebD ltaar enom to Sbeliifer .!
en @ilspei fra Cairo finbes Ell tire
sic, men oisie tire er ogiaa III Sc,
belle &eit at 0beliifer, ser fin6es
eGgppter, Sbelilfernes cget @ien1
lono. Ser bar nappe peret Ell 8p
Slotioel1, eller ct Sempelmnlee, uoe,
at Set hor baft en- eller flere al oisi
pragtfuloe Sten uobu9ne / ct Stpffe
Men Sc ct / Tioernes SOB olle blcp
ne rgpeoe til europa. Sleit bar 8
romerife 8eilere taget. Set looer Il!
itfe ftiule, tbi ser er 11eppe Ell itpr
re Blo6s i &om, 11ben at Sen ia:
fin Sbeliif me6 - 9gDptiffe Sn
ifriptioner! Den Slags Epbefoite
er lite 1te1,me at giemme.
Otter at bape granifet &uinern
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-18
EnEua1attrr t@an1H.
klwApr.

XNAV~&As
9torjf yWorgenblooet" fort9ller
ON cit mnrtelig 9ipsitiebne, iom Ell
ipenit Mbelsfreten, Goriu olt &iet5,
fit. Sum git / lang Si6 / MonoS=
fle0er % opnaaeoe bitterligt at BIZ
pe @or0i1t / Song @r1taf Sen ST.
DIES 2ipgoroe. @enoes Saga lp6cr
ianle0es:
6rgfen Garin Dor fe0t 1850 paa
Goblet SomenGs, Jon, tilberte ben=
oes Jaoer, ser Dor gift meo en- Sri:
berreinoe Gronbieln1. Dette CT alt,
bpoo ser ltaor ON Gorin / &irfebo=
gen. foruoen at bnn bleu gift meb III
Ea5tor Yul1li1. Wfen SRI, @arin er
liftert 0em erelte &pinoc / %er6en,
lom bor moottet 6lipe 2ipgaroiit, 16r
bum cnoelig fonnt lit @inrtes lios
pnlgte.
Gorin oli Miet5 por life rogen bleg=
iottig Somfr1t, iom belle Gogen iao
oper iin Spralmre og ont Mftenen
lp9rmcoe / Monneltin Sum bar al
ct anoet Stot og til beres &n6lel
! iQa heuOcS SSprpI6re, at fun 1nnteS
meget beore ont nlonoli9e 8eifjefti=
gelier enO ON tpinoelige. Sum 1co
uber1 Sooel Sc pilbeite @elte, flatre=
Sc up / Sc bpjeite GrGer, 1eileoe meo
faite 5te0er / oct pnrltc SEER og
baanotereoe 1in @psie iont e, CANT
mel Sfopfogeo. Selnfelgelig maot=
te n1olr foriege at f%rernfoloe Ell 6or=
on0ring / ben0eS Sma9sret1ing, og
man piolte / Sen 5to life onbet Haab
ems at tp til itreng Sr>. CAIRNS
@ltpernm1te fit Orbre til pe6 Streng=
beo at foronore Drengen / Sfjgrter
til eli aoitooig ing 6rgfen> og 6er ct
@rltnO til at fro, at Du1 pe6 benne
2ciligbco life lagoe Tingre1e incl
LEM. Me1t set bialp life. Garin tog
iiue Yrpgl og flatreoe og REQ og lei
Ieoe iom isr.
Set begpnotc at l,oorte til EFT frlo=
lt9noig Sfa11oale = belle 6amilienS
authoritative Smgong rpnfebe pae
beres nelbaorne Zoe Jet - % MAJ
maotte tp til itrcngere Strot iiGr &c
ben biltre unge Came pao fine epe,1
tDrlige Cure poneoe Jig langere %
lengere bort fra @ienn11et. Soa bier
BUN en- ifjbnne Sag luftet inoe
3aornfammeret paa Somenps, og Sc
blep betemt, at bum ifuloe itooe oe1
paa @ano og 8reo oe fao cit orient
Zig 9ragt Brpgl bperanoen 9ag, inb
til b,rn lobe6e BOO % Beoria1g. Ma,
fful6e fro, at en- iaaban 8ebmolinl
bil6e bape fl1et ale oprsrffe 3orfe'
Dos Ell lpttenaorig @ige, me1l @ori1
bar tpoelig NOT al ct ieigt Stof. 81
I9og, ga @l1pernanten nonorebe o.
til 9oarnfammeret for at Cite ber1
Be Sc lebpanlige &is, fanot BUN 81'
ret tomt = 11,glen bar fleien!
@iltorien tier on1, Dporoan bu,
uoferte lin 6lugt, nten iiffert er Del
at bu,t efter lang Sbgen blep fan
get / Stocfbolm al fine to 8rborf
elsie @rpore ipnes at babe b9ret q
iamme clogs JON 6or9lorene :
Sc iotte nemlig limpeltben oere
} iml1tfe Sgiter / 6engiel paa Gaiter
I, /, bof, inotil bun funoe bringes / Gil
ferbeo til Somen9s. Sg ser INF
lottes BUN igien | lit Saarn.
:: Mten set lpffe0es oel1 0j9rbe 8or9
frpfc,1 at rblnme en6m1 en- Gang, o
oenne Gang iatte bum &l1rien til ii
Mo6ers 6oreIore, @ronbielms pa
&ermogn. De to ganlle bap6e e
SDagbe0 for set balitprige 8arne
barn og giemte benoe en- Gio bos fig
n1el1 6a @arins Mober til ii6it pei
ionlig foretog Ell &usun6eri6gelit
: blep Slpgtningen opoaget og braq
tilbage. til ben biemlige Mrne, bbo
. G;o>++ o>>,S4n,, hroh fofrn+ r1o& o4 -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-31

good tart flavor and cut them II s1ll
pieces without coring or paTl1g f'r
pare a mint water by packing I'LL.
leaves IN cup until it is full. Nls-
them clean, chop fine, and cover VIII
2 pint Of hot water, allowing then Y
steep for ten minutes. STRAIN and is''
the Liquid over the apples IN a 'a-.5
pan. and let them simmer IN TIE =
water until they are perfectly 'sa-.
after which strain through hne *"
ana add cupful Of sugar ana :
Juice IF two lemons, Have Ts'al
haIt-hox ot geIatine which has s'A5.
for half au hour in cuptu- o. Y.
water. ana add it to the hot spps ~
before scra.ning the whole 'n.'-s
chceSe-clo-h. The Jelly may De s.'r :.
ea into a shallow dish to be aOoa,
inch and a half thick, and theh s.'
even cubes to garnish cold mea' 1 !.
i may be poured into very s.lA- .,
diviaual Guns like egg-holdefs, !. !,
turned aut ii these forms afouI4 4.
meat, sprigs of parsley beng nsS4
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-31

Mrs. Charles Russell Davis
4 Deep Student Of Politics and
a Woman Of Broad ViewS-The
Daughter Of Aaron Haven, Init
mate Friend and Warm Sup
porter of Stephen A. Douglas
She Comes of an Old ReyoIu-
tiOnary Family, Which Came to
the Middle West From Boston
Her Mother Was a First Cousin
of Grover Cleveland.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-06

Model.
Drive-Side chain with hardened drop
forged steel SprOckets.
misunderstanding rod and crank
large bearings. Cam shaft, "high-
speed" bronze. Transmission, annu-
lar ball and roller. COuntershaft
annular roller. Rear hub, annulaT
ball. Steering gear, roller with ball
thrust.
BFnlNes-InteTnal expanding on rear
wheels. External contracting on
countershaft Extra large braking
surface.
COOIing-Honeycomb radiator. Gear
pump of large capacity. Large water
passages. Cast aluminium fan.
Steering GeaF-Adjustable worm and
sector type. Eighteen-inch wheel
Tfres-TOuTing car, Landaulet and Linn
CUISINE, 38x43 inches front; 38X53
inches rear. Tourabout and Flya-
bout 31X4k inches front and rear
Detachable rims and Goodrich or
Diamond tires are standard.
Speed-Five to seventy miles an hour
on high gear,
Equipment2Glass front, top with eiec-
trio dome light and parcel carrier,
100-miie speedOmeter with clock,
shock absOrbers, robe rail, tire irons,
trunk rack, acetylene headlights,
combination oil and electric side and
tail lamps with storage battery, cleo
trio cigar lighter in tOnneau. Prest-
O-Lite tank.
COIOr-Landaulet and Limousine ma
room with olive grey uphOlstering.
TOurabOut FIyabOut and Touring
Car, royal blue with straw color run
ming gear or Thomas red with light
red running gear.
Price-Touring Car, FlYabout, Toura-
bout $4,000 complete. Limousine,
I.andaulet, $500,
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-06

IBlV
Seating CaPacity-ToUring car, Limou-
sine and LandaUlet, seven. TOura-
bout, three or four, depending upon
whether single or double rumble seat
is used. FlyabOut four
observation-disclosures aluminium body,
luxUriOusly upholstered.
Wheel Base-140 inches.
Trcad-Standard. Sc inches.
Clearance of AxIes-FrOnt, II inches.
Rear, 144 inches.
MOtOr-Six cylinders, four cycle, water
cooled, cylinders cast separately.
Seven separate bearings. 53-inch
bore X 5A-inCh stroke.
HOrsepOw horsepower.
CarburetOF-Float fee1. single Jet, wa
CarbuTeJOr can be flushed from front
Of car.
IsnitiOn-Two separate and distinct
systems. Bosch high tension mag
netO and AtWateT-Kent unisparker
with batteries.
LubvicatiOn-AIechan en-pOint oil
eT, feeds cylinders, crank case and
chains, Transmission gears packed
In grease oil and grease cups are
provided al all important bearings.
COntrOl-Spark and throttle control
above 1S-inch steering wheel. Foot
aCCeleTa tor.
Trans miSsiOn-FOur speeds forward
and reverse. seIective type sliding
gear. Direct drive on high gear. The
cOunterShaft is idle on direct drive.
Gear RutiO-RatiO of motor speed 10
that Of the rear wheels is 2.6 to l.
CiUtch-ThOmas three disc, cork in
serts. Automatic clutch brake.
Clutch interlocked with emergency
brake lever.
i-elliptic front and rear.
Rebound clip construction through
out
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-11-11

= DOING
SOMETHING

i
It was an exceedingly duh day for
small boys. Paul had never before
been quite so thoroughly impressed
with the emptiness of existence as he
was just then. Tdling around the cor
ner Of the house kicking his heels,
He had reached that sickening point
where there is nothing to do. When
a grown-up person arrives there he can
throw on his hat and so to the club or.
II he is woman, she can rush down
town and order things sent home from
the stores. Nothing, however, seems
to have been provided with which a
small boy SO afflicted may murder dull
care. So Paul was. suffering horribly
from ennui.
That was just before DIR. Eskridge
drove up next door In his phaeton and
went into the house.
DIR. Eskbridge still clung grimly to
his trotting horse, In the face of all
the new-fangled motor cars on the
market. Paul surveyed the outfit with
interest. Presently he wandered out
and climbed up into the phaeton and
jounced up and down on the blue
cushions.
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However, any family difference on
this subject was effectually swept off
the boards by Paul himself the day be-
fore they were to start for the country.
His misguided maternal parent took
him to the bathing beach for little
swim and Paul improved the occasion
by falling on a knifelike stone In the
water and slashing his knee to the
bone. The doctor took Ave stitches
In the wound, and said he thought the
patient might be out in three weeks.
So Paul,s mother had Mysteries again.
Cancelled the country rooms by tele.
graph and asked Paul why he had hurt
himself
Jaw, gee!" said the patient. pale
but heroic. Il knew the stones wuz
sharp-but what's fellow goIn' to do?
He's got to do somepin'!a
well. you've done It. his father
assured him. You've been doing It
all summer. Don't you think it's about
tiSne you auit7.
7 guess so." agreed Paul. "Aw.
geel wisht there wuz somepin' 70
6sls
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Now" said Mrs. Talcott when she
had seated her son in the dining room,
with emphasis. your first problem
Is this. If boy has so cents a week
for his allowance and breaks pane
OF glass by throwing his ball against
1t, how many weeks win 1t take him
to pay for it?"
THAT isn't In the book | can't
catch up with the other boys If you
make me do examples outside Of the
book" .<a8
This is your punishment for DISC
beying me about the window The
sooner you solveg It the sooner you'll
get at the examples in the book"
She closed the door and gave Junior
Ave minutes. Have you finished son?"
she asked then, opening the door,
He did not hear. He was leaning
far out of the window. Advancing
with spirit. his mother seized the
small portion of boy that was inside
the house and set him on his feet.
why aren't you studying?' she de-
manded.
II ami" he assured her. breath.
lessly.
Junior Talcott. sit down In this chair
and work that problem"
Mother. honest-I can'tl I tried
awful hard.
yUse your mind. You must think"
did think lott" Junior whim-
pered.
| Thereupon his mother, with stern
I-wiIl-be-obeyed expression on her
mouth, sat down and worked the prob
lem for him.
''Therel" she said when 1t was done.
Don't you see how easy It is when
you try? Open your book and take
the first example. Let's see. "A wom-
an took to market four pounds of but
ter at 80 cents pound. and bought
two pounds OF coffee at 35 cents. How
much money did ahe get?"
mot any. she paid him money for
coffee"
mo. dear: she she paid him butter"
A long explanation followed, and at
last a CLEAN of interest lighted Ju-
nior's face. You mean they made a
trade--like marbles for a jackknifef"
"That'a It,
"Oh. aeel But that examples no
use. 'cept for farmers
"Yes. It Is Suppose you were q
grocer. If you couldn't figure out q
thing like this some farmer might
come in and cheat you.
"Aw. farmers don't cheat. They're
honest"
you can't be sure. Now. listen
-----"
'Well, I'm not going to be grocer.
anyhow, mother. I'm goin' to be .
painter like the one at painted our
house. Don't you member how he sat
on the lumber pile an ate his dinner
out of q pail--big sandwiches an
things? Gee wish could have
dinners out of pail
"Horatio Sydney Talcott, Jr.. she
addressed him, rising suddenly.
you'll never deserve dinner In or
out Of pail at this rate. Now. you
can have ten minutes to finish that
example and II it Isn't done then It
| wiII he the worse for youi"