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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-08-11
IooNTINuzD.l
CHAPTER XIV.

CHAPTER XIV.
"H HE fat freight rate was ire
mendous sensation. 1t was
hailed as the great utopian
- realization, the one supreme
act which was to level all dis
tinctions, which was to place all
business upon an equal footing. which
was to cure all the economic ills of the
country. And who was back Of this
huge philanthropic move? Rollins
Sumner Rollins. the Napoleon of the
railroad world. And who was back
Of Sumner Rollins? Henry Breed. Yet
another step, who was back of Breed :?
Phillip Kelvin. There was the man!
Until Kelvin had come Breed had done
none Of these radical things. Since
Kelvin had appeared upon the scene
Breed had broken up the Stock Elk
change. he had reduced the price Of
bread to cost, he had disintegrated the
Unified Steel corporation. he had re-
moved the unjust discrimination of the
railroads; ergo, Kelvin was really the
big force of all this reformation.
Kelvin! Great was Kelvin. Column
upon column was printed about him,
his past life. his phenomenal rise. his
tremendous executive ability. He be-
came a national figure overnight. as
it were. Men talked about him at
clubs. in cafes. in street cars. in their
homes, wherever they were congregat-
ed. About the fiat rate. however. GER
tain men merely winked. 1t was a
splendid piece of buncombe for the
public. 1t was a splendid weapon
which would give Breed power of life
and death over any business upon
which he chose to exert it. but that
1t meant just what it stated on the
surface was past belief.
Suave gentlemen representing vari-
Gus large interests trailed Rollins
from his New York offices down to
Forest Lakes to meet in succession
quite rude shocks. There was posi-.
lively no satisfaction to be had from
Rollins.
The Hrst of these was John &. Hep.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-08-11

almost do without Hepperdon and
Raymer and the others. but not quite.
What do you suppose became of all
the so called railroad senator's? Did
you ever wonder why they bothered
you so little? Well. took care Of
them-added them to my group. Mr..
Rollins. am an old man" Breeds
hand strayed to the corner of his ia
BILE where lay his we'll thumbed old
Bible. He clasped ii In his hand and
pressed ii against his body. II am an
old man. an old. old man." he repeat
ed. II have done some evil in my
life, suppose, but all this time have
been acquiring power. more power
than any man in the world has ever
possessed. and / intend to use this
power for good. intend to upset the
very conditions by which ] gained this
power. for II is the fault of our eco
nomic system that I have SO wonder
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-08-11

fully succeeded. This fault Is 70 %
remedied. For the rest OF my life
intend TO exert this great power for
nothing but good. 10 exert It In max
Ing readjust ment Of our living con-
ditions 50 that neither great wealth
nor great poverty shall be possible.
The Lord hath set the time for this
great day. and mine is the appointed
handw
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-08-11

Torturing eczema spreads it's burning
area every day. Doan's Ointment quick
" stops its spreading, instantly re-
lieves the itching, cures it permanently
At any drug store
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-08-11

ITO BE CONTINUED
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-03
The Wonderful Tapestry Of Bayeux

| tho cathedral at Baycaux. in Nor
mandy. is preserved the most Won
derful tapestry in the world. believed to
be the work of Matilda. wife of Will
liam tho Conqueror. and the ladies Of
her court. and was presented to the
cathedral by the queen as n token of
her appreciation of the assistance rem
dered by its bishop, Odo. to her husband
at the battle OF Hastings
The wonderful tapestry is a web of
llnen two hundred and fourteen feet
long by twenty inches wide and upon
1t. worked In wooden threads of various
colors. Is n cOmplctc pictorial history
or the Conquest" 1t is divided into
seventy-two distinct compartments, each
representing one particular historical oc-
currence and bearing an explanatory
Latin text
The tapestry contains the embroidered
pictures OF sos various animals, birds
etc. besides G25 men. 2n2 horses. 55
dogs 81 buildings. II ships and boots.
and ~ trees. In all there arc 1872 fig
ures. Of which but three are women
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-03
NEW USE FOR x-RAYS.

TT is claimed that the X-rays have
been successfully applied in France
10 the detection of authorizations of food
where the adulterants consist of some
kind of mineral matter. The food to be
examined IS reduced to powder and
spread thinly upon glass An X-ray
Photograph of the glass reveals the
presence of the mineral particles by the
failure of the rays to penetrate them as
they penetrate the other constituents of
tho powdered food.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-03

When Napoleon was contemplating
the invasion of England in 1903, he
had the tapestry removed to Paris and
exhibited in the National Museum.
after which it was returned to Baycux
During the French Revolution the tapes
try narrowly escaped destruction. The
mob demanded it, intending to use IL as
covering for their guns. but a priest
succeeded in concealing 1t until the
danger had passed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-03
Beauty Hints

Car, Can you you tel me Of any harmless way TO in.
crease the busty ] do not want any more ,iesh
on the mrs or other part of my body hut
Thought would give even two or three inche,
more DEVELOPMENT. ANNA H.
, The only thing know Of that will deteiop
the bust without increasing Tie size of The hi,,
prescription put w by the DR. Kelly Ia
especially for small aud undersigned breasts II
IS the discovery Of woman physician whose
practice vas largely among her own sex aud IN
most cases increases the bust measure four 20
sa inches In a month. Send IOc to the d.
kchy G.. Don't. - J. L.. HuaGlo. y s. an
they VIII send sou TRIAL package @, tie treat
mtnt without chai.e. This Is said 20 be % great
value in cases Of arrested Development OF the
bust. and will give r fun. beautiful form witIau,
any one knowing that the Treatment was used.
Many mothers have told that after tile hAl-
had been 'sclncl. the breasts became nabhy >ig
shtuntrn. but the usc of Dr kellys prcs~rit,ion
made them full and firm. DO not use pad, OF
bust forms o. they never look natural ana hsy,
a bad effect u;on tho general health Neither
would recommend oIin flesh builders OF
TONES NJ they increase the hips aud ,n,a -rf
with the present styles the form should De- sen.
der everywhere except generously derclOled bir
How can / restore the youthful color and look.
OF nv hair? II Is getting gray aud x,reake,i
and makes me loos much Older than am.
Mrs. -. T.. -.
Many women ask inc for some practical and
safe way 10 rcstofe the clio! Of their hair aud
the tnrafiablc arawcr is Va get 5lc or SD!
worth %: Queen sray hair resiotcr from any drug
gist. II il perfectly harmless. restores tie Glt-
uTal color with application. leaves the hair
soft and au;:y and It's use canuot be detected
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-03

the parasol of the cross-eycd artist who
was painting picture of COW eating
thistles on the opposite bank"
90" said the Landlady That's why
you proved it. ch? | begin to under
stand some things that have not always
been quite clear to me- Hereafter ]
shall project your board bill to Mr.
Whitcchokcr. and then maybe you Will
get It,"
But why. surrounded by all these
beauties, have YOU come home ahead of
time. Dir. ldiot!" asked the Poet. COM
ing to the Idiots rescue after this in
sidlous attack Of the good Landlady.
10 rest up from my vacation" said
the Idiot. After vacation what we
toilcrs need more than anything else Is
n period Of complete rest, so that we
may begin our work again at least as
Wei off physically as we were before we
left 1t. ! ain going 10 bed right after
breakfast. and | expect to stay there for
one solid week"
Meals served in rooms arc charged
extra" observed the Landiady, co!dly.
Excuse me, madame" said the Idiot.
but how does that concern me? You
VIII please settle such matters with Mr.
Whitechokcr. who is hereafter If cor
rectly understand your subtle allusion
to my bills. to be regarded as my Trus-
tee. But. madame. since you have
chosen to insinuate that my bills have
not been settled of late. in the presence
of this company, let me ask you, In my
own defense. piainly. did l not pay you
week before last2"
You did not" said the Landlady.
pa not pay YOU last week In full.
madame" persisted the Idiot, rclent-
lessly:
And for this week" continued the
Idiot. Have ! not paid you not only in
iull but In advance 10 next Saturday
night?"
lady. a lool; of astonishment upon her
face. Not one penny"
Them" said the Idiot. sadly, as lie
helped himself literally to the cakes,
then | shall have 10 leave it 20 my
friends at this table to decide rs To
how far YOU were justified in Your cruel
insinuation as to my alleged delln-
quency. You cannot deny, and You have
not denied. that have not paid you.
and am content to leave the question
to my friends here. Meanwhile tomor-
row shall give up my room"
20. Mr.. IDIOT" protested the Land
lady. II didn't mean"
Il quite understand, Mrs. Pedagogy"
said the Idiot. but you have hurt me
deeply. and cannot consent to retain
that room any longer. l should not be
happy there knowing"
But" pleaded the Landlady. where
will YOU go?'
20. don't know" said the Idiot.
The room across the hall is vacant,
1T Is" said the Landlady, 'but that
is three dollars more per week"
SO I have understood" said the
Idiot. but l know of no better way To
re-cstablish u failing credit than by
assuming an appearance at least OF
greater prosperity-in fact. Mrs. Pcda-
Cog IL 1t Is all the same to you, I'll
change today"
Whercupon taking pocket check
book and tountain-pen out of his
pocket the Idiot handed the latter to
the Landlady.
Excuse me for troubling you, Mrs.
Pedagogy" he said. but if You viii
kindly fill that with coffee will take
great pleasure in drawing YOU check
for the full amount of my bill l see
that my ink has given out"
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-27
DISTRICT NO. 3

Miss Ellen Johnson came down
trem Boise SATURDAY 10 visit for y
sew days with her cousins. Misses
ellen and Mary Hnl
Iva Horn went 70 Parma last Wed.
nas3ay 70 atteud the annual picnic
held At that place.
Mr. aud Mrs, Heuningscn entertain.
"a a. sunday dinner. Mr. aud Mrs.
Henry Carson and family. Mr.. aud
rs, Proeht. Mr.. aud Mrs, CornolSUu.
Misses Eggic aud Ella Horn. Nho
arc voyhng at Payuttc spent sun.
lay az tAeis bono
Misses ida and Lay Iacos Dolls
Aesa ard drs. Harry Sko,toG were
callers oa sunday evening u the
sAippon homo on Little Willow
The Misses Carson. casberg and
Annie coraelsea were sunday guests
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-27

Emmett which they recently pur.
chased
Rev. TlcknOr OF Middleton preached
both morning aud evening &C the
Baptist church Sunday
nr Drysdaie aud family. Paul
Drake and Charles Gilmore went 10
Emmett The first Of the week and
called ON pr Cummins and family,
Mr. Menser. a young man living
near Fruitland had the misfortunec to
got his ankle severely mashed Ia a
runaway the latter part Of last week.
Mrs. Homer Anderson OF Glgnus
Ferry Is visiting her parents aud
othcg relatives this week
Mr. Cave OF the Albion Normal
was IN New Plymouth the latter part
Of the week IN the interests of that
school
Tho Catholic ladies cleared thirty.
two dollars at their ice cream and
cake social hold near tho band stand
saturday nlgbt
Rodney Smith started 60 Portland
rhuuday evening He will so to
,be sen coast to visit relatives and
.9r the benefit OF his health
Roy Zcvieln and family have gone
10 Cambridge to make their home.
Mr. Christensen, state champion
wrestler ana L. r. Van Wrinkle In
iulsed Ia friendly tussle Ia the ~.
,nocr hall Saturday evening A.
great deal % interest was shown
Ia this match as there was fifty
iollars aside that Van Wrinkle could
iot stay ten minutes without a fall.
Fan Wrinkle won che money aud IN
he second tan Christensen sustained
|. spNlucd ankle, The bout was en-
owed By all Mr. Christensen has
class al over fifteen here IN New
'lymoath
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-27

90 his old home In Iowa, for the past
ak months returned Sunday and
win at once put up a home on his
,and on Willow heights Mr.. Nelson
Jays the best crops of all kinds he
cav this year were in Idaho. the
ast is all burned up.
b. d. Mcintyre has a big crop of
eye. He will build a large grainery.
.dr. Mcintyre expects to raise hogs.
\. h. Hartley and wife and baby
are enjoying ten days outing on
iquaw Creek.
George Syme was calling on friends
over In Vale the first of the week.
II. Gregory is up the valley clip
ling the first crop of alfalfa the new
'eeding.
Miss Whsle Wilson of Payette
as been employed to teach the
,chOol at the Eastside this year.
Ed Patton and Chas. shrimp are
N the bench this week with their
elf binders.
Fred Stirm takes the lead as a COY.
rte hunter He was out Ia the hills
ear Hog Cove hunting cattle when
le run ON to three coyotes. killing
wo and Gripping the third, doing
he work with shot gun.
Jasper Roe is building a grainery
his week.
Mrs, Coulter and children OF Big
Willow We're passengers to Payette
m the stage Saturday going down
or few days visit with relatives
md friends.
The grain crop report from Big
Willow Is good. and also larger
acreage than usual
d. D. Mcintyre is in town this |
week Tor lumber for his new grain
Try.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-27
ID DledrIchsen home.

40 he Diedrlchsen home,
Miss Lydia Young of Crystal visited
from Thursday until Saturday with
har cousin, Miss Lucy Asmussen.
Mr Williams and John Paulson
,ook hunting trip to Paddock Val
leg ON Saturday They returned sun
DAY evening. and report the hunting
s3oi la that valley.
Misses Evelyn skippen and Mabel
Smith of Little Willow were visiting
Miss Morirc Burns last Friday
The most enjoyable event of the
week was a party given by Miss Lucy
Asmussen on Friday evening at the
d me Of her parents Various games
were played, and later dancing was
enjoyed Music was furnished
throughout the evening on the pi.
anola Delicious refreshments wer,
served az twelve o'clock, after
which the merry making was resumed
until an early hour Everybody re-
PORTS a fine time. and declare Miss
Lucy most charming hostess. Those
invited were Misses Ellen aud Mary
IAN. vernita Stain. Grace Christian.
son. Effie. Ella aud Della Horn
Morlne Biyens. Marie Hennlngsen
Marie Smith. LYDIA Schwarz. Lucil
Harrington. Lydia Young, Ida an
Lucy Wager. Messrs. George ant
Errctt Skippen. George and Sam Az |
p' gate. Fred Christensen. Charles |
Johnson. Albert Hill Jay Kiefer
Charles. Ernest aud Chester STAIN
Walker Burns, Tommie Ireton. Ed. |
ward Yagor. Verde Moss. Ressay Gil,
bert VIM, Gordon. John and Theodor
PBulstn and sherman Cox.
AIR and Mrs. Cosman and children
pf payette and Mr.. and Mrs Ben Ash
Icy spent sunday at the VIM. Bivens
lomO
Mt and Mrs. Gcriaoh and children
'isited sunday at the John Bosch
icme on the bench.
Fred Christensen wrestled Friday
With four local wrestlers at Emmett
hrowlng the four men In thirty-one
aiuutes. Saturday evening he wrest.
"a at New Plymouth. and was again
be winner.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-27
NEW PLYMOUTH NEWS

N8ffsl Haa Agltar iieaa and
slaffy niess Harisd 20 thH mean
lales abpss So 3, ,he fore paft O
iasf ~esk
a gsamzafa and vile were
ssshsasily safpf 80 "Wednesday even
fax 81 fa ek 4ben ai,out eighty
ssas - ffiaeis ana neelshbors
rNiheua Sc enaRirr hpne west
~ seNn sis asa Nfs reanaarf had
satl ihen rae and eerv pfepriog
. moss tnee and the party Was
Is tAe naiafe 81 asrpeil from the
xhart q spoa s,ehi Time
~as nae q sHef which lice
tseasn e ste safv aegsef
rAe Nriiie AID MARI w~ir
enssFaaea fha Misses Nasoa. aaeh.
3 Har4sn. Aeufa ssAiu,an. Edna
caetpl b srt Nelsa Nlseanscr At
thsa he.ne Fdfes hfisrreeu
nrs Heekmaa y i'p.sg visited
irr aays ht werk Il the Jee Ma.
tos hssa
Hhssas uho = 0ogkinx lp che
49, &c.,. -. -. sotker.i.i.s
ilaay Nat essf taestte .pgui
-. $500 .s,ss rlsh ~. .ar.
~. =. - 49, az.
81 49, Am i'amiitpa Whe hate
-, 1900, .A ~ s,,,..,. -.
- 49,, s....,..., -, .h.ls
..,. ,s...,,...,.. 4.
$50. .4....- r-.. -. y, ~.
-. ~ $500
g . t 80.
~ .,,.,., -,
-. e.. ,.sa,.,
$3.50. go. ~. ~, N.
-
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-27
Special Stock Trains.

The o. w. r. & N. Ry. Com.
pany now run special stock train
out of Huntington twice a week at
a. m. Tuesdays and Saturdays
for the purpose of expediting the
movement of live stock to the Pa
cific coast The run from Hunting.
ton to the coast is made in thirty
hours wislout feed or rest. The Ore
gon Short Line Railroad has now in,
augurated a special stock train to
run in connection with the o. w. Z,
4 N. company's train as follows:
Train leaves Pocatello between four
and six p. m. Sundays and Thurs
days which will put the shipments
in Huntington between four and
six p. m. Mondays and Fridays, per.
hitting same to unload, feed and
water, rest and resume trip follow.
ing day so as to leave Huntington at
nine a. m. This makes one of the
finest arrangements for handling
stock that has been placed before
the shippers for some time.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-27

Dr pry sdalc and iamliy accompanied
hin az lar az payette.
The Christian Eadeavor society Of
tho Congregational church shower
~ Rev and Mrs knight with canu
81 fruit Tuesday evening which
uas complete surprise 20 them.
Zach family represented took can
~ fruit and when an nvoieee was
iasea L was found that eholoa va.
rlaty had been donated Tho young
pie had jolly good timo aud Mr,
hri Mrs. Knieht were as ycuuN a.
see ryst ~ them PUNISH aud waters
wore served
~ y Rinser Is home from tlupt.
iagica where be- has been working en-
a deer sell to which be- VIII return
81 iew dssys 20 llnlsh the contract
Charles 0ilmofe hiEh school
el1ssUatc OF pr. prysdaie Ia Law
renee Kansas. Is visiting with The
Doctor and family Mr Gilmorc has
30 emily finished course Ia law and
Is lookius 0p location in the west.
Nf and Mrs leo schmidt aud
aiiiren were dinner guests sunday
q che Martin MAYER home. The o.
.asion being Mrs Mayors birthday
spd ar eud Mrs Mayors tweuty.ss
pna wedding anniversary SIX
'psrs ago these families celebrated
"a day teScthrr a. the Mayer home
b Washington q vas very on.
cyatle day an1 one long 10 be re-
q very pleasant paFiy VAS heid
4 she lianigan home Monday oven.
as rhiT,y.flye young people and
nar married couples Wegc present
irs and cards sere indnlgod IN at
81 which dvlsious icc cream and
Ak Werr served Airs Mslady 81
Sen fork sister Of Mrs. sarah
,flsgeii 81. vas amoas the gucsts,
Mis- y G. smith Of Bolse is Visit.
IS Mrs liaHisan and booking amer
er ogobard Interests a., this 9'ace
The eitizeps Of New Plymouth ard
arroundlnk country held mass
,eeliuS Monday evening 70 discuss
h. telephone question Since the
eil Co became owuer % the In.
spesldeut system the New Plymouth
ranch caunot phone out % town
lihoat toll and Il appears on The
"a ~ q sha, b is hold up. With
'e~ service cut or from Payc,te aud
rui'land people ars handicapped to
xreai exteut. TwcOty-fivc phones
ave been ordered ont already from
~ New riylncuth exchange with
ore - fellow no first o. tho
orta The e.tlzsas ara talking
rongls Il an indeocnaea. systan
connect With Frnsfland.
Walter Larkin and family moved !
ON tho shuS place north west OF
'wn TO their new fruit farm resr .
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-27

Born on the frontier; uursed on
he boundless prairies raised on
he plains; educated i'm the saddle,
hat is the history C Frank Kirsch,
he owner and manager aud Director
General of The Big show that bears
Ms name. He is as proud OF his
ancestors as Il they were Kings and
pctentates aud we'll be may be, as
his family moved from Kentucky
long ere the principal figure OF
The King Of the Cowpunchers ap-
pesred on the scene OF life and
here they have lived aud here
hey live today, owning and farming
a vast area Of land IN Southern
kansas IS NJ Kirsch advarcod in
vaa-s b. mind pictured out Z wild
western pay. lie wrote the piece
and PLAYS he leading character
This In brief is the history Of The
King OF the cowpunchers. and their
popular owner. Note the date. Fri.
lay. July IS.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-27

State of Idaho, County of Can.
ION. SIS.
NJ. c. Riebeling, being first duly
sworn. upon oath, deposes and says:
| have examined the books and &C
counts of the Blue Line Transfer
Company. for Mr. Albert Hensen. and
have found that there is no short
age in the accounts of Ellsworth
Coulter, which in any way reflects
upon the integrity of Mr.. Coulter.
The accounts were not kept in an
up-to-date manner. such as an expert
7need firm or bOok-keeper would en-
ploy, but as far as any shortage was
concerned and blaming Mr.. Coulter
therefore, there was no such thing.
and to my personal knowledge Mr.
Hensen himself understood it fully
that Mr.. Coulter was without fault
in the matter.
NJ. G. RIEBELING.
Subscribed and sworn to before
ne this 26th day OF July. 1911.
A. II. BOWEN.
Notary Public.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-27
TO THE PUBLIC.

During my absence from Payette, u
rumor has been spread by certain
persons, that | had defaulted a
sum of money from the Blue Line
Transfer Company of Payette. It
seems hardly necessary to make any
reply to these charges, as the real
facts are known to most people who
are closely informed upon local
events, but, to clear my own name,
and the name of my family with those
people who are not in position to
know the truth In this matter,
wish to say, that this statement,
made by persons either lgnorantly, or
designedly to keep their creditors
from crowGing them, is absolutely
false and unwarranted.
II Mr.. Henson had a shortage In his
books. II was due to the fact that
he failed to keep an accurate account
of what he personally took in and
paid out, and not due to any fault
of mine.
append herto an affidavit. execut-
ed by a local attorney, upon urgent
request. Mr.. Riebeling is thoroughly
familiar with the facts. and his af-
ddavit i'm the matter should set at
rest all rumors or suspicious.
Respectfully yours.
Ellsworth +. Coulter.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-27
LITTLE WILLOW NOTES

Mrs W, X. Shimp made a business
'g'p e. Ontario the first OF tho week.
=. n. Patton and son Earl are
busy hauling ocal cut erom town
i1is wees
I, j. expected that no JhreshiGs
msch 10 VII 90 u The valley this
wteS. I understand he VIII do work
at every ranch in the valley this
year.
Chas Nelson who has been back
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-27

Lost-Pccket book containing two
five dollar gold pieces. a fifty cent
piece and a keystone pocket piece.
Finder please return to L. f. Mer-
rift. Payette. Idaho.
A fool Is a man who buys a five
dollar pair of shoes on credit and
wears them out walking the floor
worrying over his debt.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-27

We trust that none Of the Payette
contingent 20 the various summer
resorts will be like this chap who
We have just heard a story about.
something like this: Dear, Dsar.
his trout win have to be thrown
Jack, for see those red spots, he
apparently has the measles"