The Lamar register., 1914-05-27
JUNE

now;
He will oint with pride and view will
dread,
And he'll wrinkle his agitated brow
The boarded wisdom of all the years
Will venture its wings in the sum.
mer sun,
And the graduate, rubbing his throb
bling ears,
Will wonder if Philadelphia won.
The man with the mOrtarbOard on his
head
Will fling his arms to .he bending
skies;
He will say the things tina. should be
said,
And tender the counsel of the wise.
The studious wisdom that reappears
Once in year shall flash its wits,
And the graduate, rubbing his drum
ming ears,
Will wonder if Cobb got any hits.
June gets its name from Juno, who
typified women in ancient mythology.
The portrait was SO faithfully drawn
that when the Romans devised money
the first mint was called the Temple,
of Juno, as something primarily for
women. This subsequently proved to
be fact, for though the Romans built
other minis from time to time, they
were never able to make money as
fast as the women could spend it, and
the empire finally fell.
The good old summertime is here
To fill the reading lamp with bugs,
And the busy moth begins to clear
The stumpage from the winter rugs
The cry for harvest hands will make
1t well for tramps to travel nights,
And the summer camper will forsake
His comfort for mosquito bites.
There is no other mood compares to
that which tends to turning back. Or
poor men or with millionaires, it hits
them just as hard whack. They want
to live like Daniel Boone and sleep
upon bed Of boughs, their leading
cOverlet the moon, and all the cramps
the law allows. A tin cup and a
wooden spoon are such rs kings may
well possess. The lifting laughter Of
the loon is coming to them, nothing
less. They SILVER in the dew and the
damp, and all but perish in the rain,
but let the season but revamp, and
they are into it again. They want to
live near Natures heart, and what
with sour dough, dirt and grit, re-
vive the Mothers passing art and let
her paddle them a bit.
At any rate, the tolls debate
Will reach the outer locks at last,
And the welcome sliced cucumber
plate
Will wear its edge off being passed.
The calf will gambol on the green
And show his ma some fancy stunts.
The bathing suit will intervent
To show us all four limbs at once.
The bridegroom will look into eyes
AHtt nave IL VII lIie oflsnteSt Stdi
And the railroad folders will advise
The fisherman to travel far.
Huerta will get out on the 2lst
This being the longest day of the
year, he has selected it as probably
COMFORTING better than any other
day with his policy of taking his time
about quitting. He will begin to gel
out early in the day, and will be en-
tirely out by the time the day closes
1t will then be possible to have che
summer solstice, which would other.
wise be marred by Huerta's disrespec
for our wishes in this little matter
The solstice will therefore be free t6
see what it can do with members o.
Congress who want to take a res
this summer without completing tn
Presidents program. 1t will posi-
bly, occur to some of these gentlemen
attending the solstice that there will
be time to rest when some easy-goint
person like Mr.. Roosevelt or Mr.. Taf
gets back into the White house.
Our Mexican policy will be made ;
little palmer all the time in June. A
we have already indicated, we will
hold onto what we are holding ont