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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-04


Beginning last Wednesday the
csrnesie llhrary Will he apen from
2 q. y n m fer the sunme
aaanlhs AMI wtll he closnd enlsrel,
80 Ssndays- The librarian Inegia
harAe has rrsigaei aaa her ..lner !.
70 he taken ~ Mrs. Nary cao.ss
IN" nrw assistant fArAfsan i MI
MSry n wlison. a former teashpr -
he oklAAoma w'auMns college
TAe Cushrle bar association wNll
Aeia Is annual banquet ana election
* officcrs a. the lone hctel Sa,u,.
CAV evening. JaHe z AZ $50. .c~a
W howRAn. Frvsidsnt 81 the state
Tar association will be prpseat a.
special guest and viii make ,AA
6 6 Smith. retiring president Of tAe
local association viii preside. A eooi /
ps0sram has bsen prepared
Cupid hested old Man Gloom dur
tuE iSls ny big mArg4n. The rex.
otas IN the ofgice ~ Mrs. Martha
Neal court clerk tells the tale. nar.
iag the year there we're ae5 marriage /
llewnses issued and during tho sarr
time 10 divorce cases filed Of the /
asvorce cases gilcd many were settled
out o. court or withdrawn before
trial. Practically third of those
securiug marriage licenses we're msr
rsea ~ either county Or as.
iFiet judge or by Justices on the
Feaen The tees from the marriage
alone sweiled the connty oNcheQnar
iet bones Il requires the eapena
lure ~ So before Hcense Is issued
The county judee ls compelled hv law
ie chArEe a added s. 70 perform the
lsrvtce Al money derived ro~e into
he hands Of the county treasurer
Rohors Rose. caagh, by Duke
1ve. santa Fe detective. At Pones
'lsy ard charged with stcsting brass
lna ltSmn0tivo curtain clo.h t~osa
he ruaad house here WAS fined Stpe
md seni to jail fer 70 days hy just
a. Hargls last night after be had
aeaaed guilty to the charge The
rtfciss stolen we're sold ~ Rose IN
'oncs CITY
Charging ncn-sWi ors and ds~er !
Inn aud further alleging FRAT he r.
n hahitnal dfunkanl, Bertha DELANEY !
As filed suit for divorce from John :
Delaney 10 whom she was married II !
sal. The couple have three living {
hgldren. The wifo also prays 'hf y
ourt 60 give her custody Of tho ehil' 4
ren. q
These divorces were granted by
adge Swank this morning, nianoha 4
Folfe from y. W Wroife Custody -
hildren given to mother Money
stsIenent made out ~ court Geor
H. NJ Wolf from James r Wolf TIE
,mpIe arc from Crescent The court ?
lso granted allmony IN the sum Of {
80 10 the wife and custody of tae :
-Jidren
Judge swank adjourned district !
ourt this morning until next Monday =
lornlng Al 1910 The judge goes !
, saltwater today and will hold Z
asslon of court there Saturday. n
my cases VIII begin here Monday !
ie peuel having been notified 30 he
. hard al iha, time.
Two marriage licenses were f.
aed this morning by Court Clerk
Irs Neal. az follows Ears ] pix.
uton. 95. and Eva Amsracher 40. 4
9th of Guthrie; Augusta ciahoF a
.ennard. q. Arcadia. and Marie Jos r
n vorel. e. o. Luther
II
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-04
FIGHT OVER PLATFORM
pLANkS LoOA,

Chicago. June wits the arrival
iedsv % Owaeu L. Wills. chairman
oi fhe Republican executive commit.
tee on poiicies aHd platform. sinsl
conferences on the articles oF the ~.
puhiiean platform 10 he submitted 10
the ccnveHiion. ara expected 10 be-
ria. The results % the work of ,1r
Mais COMMITTEES are TO - turned ov
e- 10 fhe resolutions committee
chosen ~ the convention. VIII II
Hsys chairman Or the national con-.
miitee. said e. tho function n the
Miils committee 81 parely Adviser
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-04
IESOMAFTA VICTIM
FALLS TO DEATH

the actor who was found dead IN an
areaway beneath the window 0f bis
room IN hotel here yesterday. met
his death accidentally by falling from
the window while suffering from a.
s0mania Tho verdict was returned
today by the ooroner's jury a. tho ln
quest into the actors death.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-04
ILLINOIS GOVERNOR GAINS
~ SUPPORT STEADILY
AifIR MOI my SHOW
iitci OUTLAY Iun
II1>tnAI.
CONTESTS ARE DECIDED
IN FAVOR or LOWO[N
COY uiI>. KANSAS. Nsn
nitnMI>c Slni0ts con.
fi>nIn ron CHOICE ~
niI'i Isiu,> NOMINEE


Chicago. ja~s ss@-tH W. aausn c.
f~es"s e~"fssss wnsre sh@ f.~ssse lsa
~ Nats~nal cewswsltss~ssan rstAsyt
% aF~en~uoa. 1a# ewwaasa ~ . asta.
aa''sn Ged ~ !. Duncan Aaare. ~
sravsanhua. sAs eevsmlsss. va.sa /,
seat shv asisassss ~ lsvus ~ ~. ras.
Rsrs selegatlen, ~hssh ~ eaaas#a ~
ne tsssaaH ealUmm.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-04
ALLEN TO INSERT ONT
PLANK M PLATFORM

Chicaro. Juue f-fsoverncr Alien
~ Kansas who IS 70 nominate Gen.
e-ai Wood arrived seaay and AZ.
nounsed that he would offer q plat
form plank deslarins for judicial set.
tlemen, n Industrial disuutes a. the
paramount issue before the nation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-04
TtIStN DROWNED
tny Ia,aa rmml

Tulsa June I The BODY of Oscar
Hamilton dfawned IA OsWaeso crseS
fisa miles north ot Turey, near here
hse yesterday was vrecuysrcd les;
nghi Ne i The son Of & lIaml,
ton of Tulsa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-04
GRAIN CONSERVATION |, !.
URGED BY c. Or c. Nm,
Much Valuable Grain T. Wasted
Yearly, Says ChaA. scely.
Governor 10 Issue Proc,
lamation

fhaa wvrt chairman ~ sAe afst
eHltaFai oommistep 81 tha t'hamhas
q tnmmenm u illtTeatlv ~arklar
e enc rud thai Isaaaa onaagya hlr
FFnln sfvp he not ouly conserved b.
careful handllne. hat aisa that ssnF
aF@ when nernanary he secured So
afNes all farmers ~ ufge sbgifl lu
ne aiockinE and storage IT rFainl ta
he csresH during thn stocking AaA
thfrahius scaron and keep the sfsin
waeta down ~ 4 nsulmum Thua
ahas oi hnshals at grain IN lnai saea
yesr y earelesa handling ard ahlp
shud metheds ~ threading rats
shnnid BHt ~ permitted ghia year
GOVERNOR TO l~auE
A PROCLAMATION
Declaring ihat an emergency cslefs
which threatens the economic ilfe ~
ihe state, Governor Robertson wlll IL
sue proclamation calling au ais
cltiFvns ~ ihc state - heir IA nv
campaign 10 saye 0hlshomas iasn
grain crop ny providing asofaas facil
illea Tho proclamation IA IL line
with the campaign Just beginning 50
provide storage facilities on avary
farm In the state
Extreme urgency " the crr tas
aicFass saace u foreetullv detailed
q g statement made public wednea.
day b N a. Graham. state manager
~ iho campaign
oklahoma viii produce So 900 900
bushels Df wheat which should ha
worth ~ least ys0oa0aoo 70 the
state" Graham said "oaia. harley
and other small grains produced
should he worih another $4,000 oNa
"At the present time u ID entimatsd
that there afe $500 0o0 bushels ~
#aas-f.sa.'ssssvess
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-04
moHr voraa Foa towps I

ehgssa". iuwe tln me esaesssa
eetm'Tu frs~s shw slans districts af
Nlsaiss1pel, q ssnsoammlssss rwaesssa
ine proceedings Of sh~ aalvshtn s.s
e'eT "a be regular ANf sHat asisaasa ~
~aa seated y ~a. ualnssyuessa sus
~ eeansad awteWs shs La~a#n fsyess
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-04
Gt TIIhlE On NAP
Ar X. &. MEEI

The delegation representing lhn
Guthrie Real Estate board at tho
khpaaa city rnai estate convention.
sent tho follosing fmspagn 20 the
Leader today Va arc all eHjoying
ne convention Guthrie Is on Toe
map Your doleFailon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-04

Nj Clemens. Mich. June 1 Final
arguments IN The caso q Lloyd pfe,
VoAt accused of the murder of 4
Stanley Brown begun yevterdey
were resumed IN circuit court today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-04
Rich Lumberman
Jumps To Death

81. Louis. June 1.--chsries L.
Whitmsrnn. retired lOrrbermsr o.
nlnesn, Ia. committed suicide TO-
cay BY iespirs fror, thircficss
window Of local e,ospitsI. ~he--
ne rad undergone an operation for
stomach troYbIe. ne was 81 years
Of age. 1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-04

washington. tanA The eltsafn@
h0urs af thr psreanyputinn eampaika
afw bnlaw vnilvrArd Nv TIE amap~tats
aftaFta ~ iha waad manaw~ra ~ sfwaa
ihe sFo~iaa tlaa towards tloverw il
l.n~tirA
week aHn hefaru he seaafa
committees Investigation N eau
psiKH espa@ndnnrn@ wos weu nmsap
way. sahefSl Wnad na~Hna ta hava
thiasN yeFY mvrh hla own waY ilm
appearea "a haze lhs pF0mlsa ag bad
lnR va the fifst tallst. Il aptaaFe4.
wvem 10 hte opp0awuls, that he woaia
Lead en ghs dFat halint AMI aa tafo
ihv coavealsnH whh nofn than 500
vesc~ ass'srsd A. tha START
~eo5 Lesss FrIsnsa.
AFMy AFe disappearing ana thm feet.
army are disappearing au apha faei
nv gfnws among political nhanpyssa.
IHelnain8 many ~ General Wmsis
tNehde THAT thr senate Investigation
eomnittavH tratlnouy alseloalaM H.
iai contributions ~ the ws,na eam
palsu tuhd n s Ffa Mlp ~ hound 10
aifevt 'he waad eaadlaasY adpvfsa.
"
Reports baeed apan fuiiahle lnfeF.
nlatlnH @haw hard WAGON p84h
- the illnnia governor vino -
pgnular wifb ail A. a result of taa
e'ean r1wpalFn bs haa made kas,.
snrsy will R0 10 hlm snitalY gu tha
firnt ballot IL ls shlsp@rud o. tAs
rohnll ~ deal with A n liart NJ
keasaekY
u A sven hlNfsd thaf ths gieket
may be t,owsieu and MDvrow. tAs
ascand Rlaea heing .aeengied 10 ksH
iuoky'a uppaiaf eoIefnar The logln
~ fhe situation would saeu ~ aaa
seat western man fpe SECOND pla
II is0wden IA nominated Governor
Alien N Kan nr ~ysn senator Iohn
sou 4 hr epAid accept. Aava hasm
IA mind far aee0ud plaee
l9~dea taams asrersI
Governor fowaen Will have iltiaela.
Mla0Hrt kentuekY. Oklahoma ana
probably either STATES aaiidlY 0n ths
first ballot 4 appears, with manr
scattering votes
significant incident or the pes
convention atipWmss ~as Tho personal
conferences sought ~ den weud
With Senator tsm " Watson ~ iuat.
ana. Who viii - taet0r ia tia eoa
vsntl0u
The senator frum fmalanA Famind
N nen woad lf III satd az tha bite
tsr fieht made upon htm by Wpoa
leassnra n tlgt aipts because hss
Personal preference waa for hla 50
leagun. Senator iEardinw Theye is
M maeret herw thaA Watson -
fsleudiv 70 Governor f,gwdeu, na~
ssat Harding . admitted % - r'iis
tanesd
Alien 10 Running
tiow Aslrn N kanaaa "a lnamlnE
40 strongly aa a prospective e1n
promise nominee rhe Kansas Kos
esnor n0i 'only ~lii heaa Mis- STATS
delegation but hts selection w flrn
nral Wood ~ nlaee the lmftevss uam~
herore fhe convention win mnkn
him e0aspleuoas Flenra "a f.s~
floor Aiisn asAnneh W8od sun
porter " tAa psan fes ~Nesr afe~
majority ~ the We~d delegates
would slatle vote II "A wam ,lemor
straisd On lhe eariy roll eeif that rs
general coald not s. nominated
As author Of thg Nanma. lnaslw
A. anthsv ~ sAe wAn*a~ ataAsf
ernmenf aAindi.1asl@n fnf sfvskea An.
La 49,. sll.....t a ..aaI.all..Lli. .lll..l.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-04
ANOTHER ONE QUITS

Washington, June Frank 4. Polk
Today resiTncd A. undersecrotary OF
'taie and his resignation wac acoeut.
ad by President Wilson
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-04
pEiCE TREATY tcAIN
'cny Associated rnsuD

Versailles. June 4 The treaty of
peace With Hnnmpry was singncd il
the Grand Trianon palace here ~ ~.
"a O'Clock this afternoon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-04
wsArHsr

New Orleans Iuns ifronlxht and
probably fair.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-04
mfnsrRY or iAeoR CREATED
uY ITALIAN kfNl

houf tunr I king Victor Email-
mel today signed decreo CREATING a
ministry N tabor aud public welfare
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-04
punLlaaeaa onoAnlxr

Continued On I'aFe :, col ll
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-03

.NNE evening, after an early supper,
when Uncle WiEgily was sitting
out on the porch OF his hollow
stump bungalow with Nurse Jane
FuzEy Wuzzy- two little creatures
were seen coming along the woodland
path
Dear mer' exclaimed Nurse Jane,
as she saw them Il hope this isu't
the Fuzzy Fox and his wife coming %
call can't see very well without my
glasses. which ! left in the kitchen,
but, WigEy-
"Oh. that isn't the Fuzzy Fox" said
the bunny uncle, who had on his
Fox would never walk along as
boldly as that he IS a sly, sueakinE
chap, Is the Fox. That is Sammie and
Susie Little tail coming 20 see US"
"Oh, they're all right said Nurse
Jane, and she felt much better BY
this time Sammie and Susie the rab-
Bit children with whom Uncle WigEily
used 20 live before he had a hollow
stump bungalow OF his own. came-up
TO the porch.
Good evening, Uncle WigEily,- said
Susie, politely.
Mother said we could come over
and see you % you would walk home
with Us after dark" spoke Eammie.
"Of course VIII" laughed the old
rabbit gentleman Come up and sit
down believe Nurse Jane has a jam
tart or a sugar cookie, somewhere In
the cupboard She didn't give them all
out last night. when we had the sur
prise election parade for her..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-03

license number, engine number and
make Of the car srs listed. Tha thefts
are reported BY telegraph 20 otter
cities. II the report Is received quick
ly. a local draE net i1 thrown cut
Most cities have established stolen
car bureaus, and the receipt OF tele-
gram announcing a theft in auotaer
city IS a siEaai FOR the motorcycle
patrolmen and detectives 20 begin
watching FOR the stolen ear some
cities also print regular bulletins or
a more detailed and permanent nature
which are filed This system has re-
suited On many recOVcries-
.
There fs no more dangerous place
in the country thaH the scenic drive
snasmuch as most OF the motorists use
no DINNERS on their lights" said Bob
31ullin- II made the trip around the
drive the other night and vas near
to being pushed over the edge Of the
drive to a sheer drop OF 200 feet sew
eral times simply because could not
make way against the Elarins lights
I wish the Automobile club would get
after this matter and get new dim
mer law.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-03
Success OF Farm Bureau Depends On Individual Support
FL Paso Should Make Annual Trade Trip THROUGH Mexc

T7HE success Of any farm crgan-
ization depends on the interest
shown by the Individual farmer.
said president T. Davis Porcher, Of
the III Paso county farm bureau 1T
Is therefore important that all farm
ers not only join the farm bureau but
use Lhelr influence In Solving .the
problems which so vitality affect the
farming interests
The program Of work as outlined
by the American farm bureau orgaui-
zation, aims 70 develop a completely
united national organization TO act as
spokesman for the farmer and the
farmers interests on all occasions
1T Is to foster and develop an those
lines Of endeavor which are for bet
ter homes, better social and religious
life, better health, and better living
IN every sense.
TT is 70 safeguard the rights and
interests and 20 assist the needs Of
the farmer whenever occasion may
arise and 70 defend the farmers view
point In all matters relatiug 70 FAX
levies, tariffs, currency. banking rail-
ways. and an similar legislative mat
terH iu any way affecting agriculture
1T Is 20 extend cooperative market
ing OF farm crops ia the distribution
system 10 the point where the maxi
mum benefits are secured for the pro-
ducer, and incidentally, Tor the con-
sumsr and 20 limit The profits and re-
duce the costs Of distribution IN all
lines not handled comparatively
The FL Faso County Farm bureau
tIas decided 20 affiliate with the state
and national farm bureaus At least
30 counties in Texas are now IN pro-
cess Of being organized
g =
eel Paso business men should en-
courage the business men OF Mexico
City 20 visit FL Paso. returning their
recent visit TO the Aleacau capital,
said city councilman Park Pitman.
There can be no question that the
visit OF IT paso business men did
much TO promote good feeling, and
showed 10 the Mexicans that we have
faith in the government now estab-
lished- The spirit could be furthered
b va visit from Mexico City. i believe
also. that the trade excursion should
be made annually from FL Paso, per-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-03
About Broadgay PLays "a PEargrs

NEW YORK. Nov 3.-since Wede-
IN kin's -AwakcninE OF Spring
there has been no play so abuor-
nal, so base and horrible in its
treatsusnt OF adolescence as youth"
Trlcn ctsuQsseEEes JOY from the
Greenwich village theatzr In the du-
lious interest q Couroy and MeltEer.
Sax Halbe's play might better have
been left In Germany, for 81 IS a. nor
bid tragedy that has no reason for
being IN this country Il is SO un-
wholesome that it has nothing IN
losmo Hamllton's English variant
The Blindness OF Virtue" is, by
comparison, an innocent affair
ELalhe takes a girl OF IS and throws
her at the head OF her cousin.
Toutu Of the same age, who visits
her home one day I'm spring and by
the next morning works so much mis-
chief that lsu1en tations IN the air
before this experience he has never
kissed any girl but his sister. With
his first taste OF Anuuscka'g lps he
declares Il could kiss you 20 death.
and she responds FL could eat you
up-' again she says Crush me TO
DEATH whcraupou he proclaims
wow, Jet the world come 20 an end"
The inevitable happens overnight
nuUctuated by a bullet fired by the
idiot brother OF AnnuEcka az the
student, but a. hits and kills his sis
ter. An old priest bends over her IN
forgiveness after a young priest has
done his utmost 70 make her a nun
by way Of releasing her mothers
soul from purEatory, FOR the daugh-
ter had followed the path taken by
her mother. VITA utter lack OF self
control. the girl and the student
bring ruin on themselves. and their
conduct is nothing more than a
hideous example Of sex attraction
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-03

MY DAUGHTER by a mans din
M ner-ordcr. shalt thou know him
For. as man EALELh- SO
is De.
Verify. the greatest study q wop-
auklnd Is mans appeuuei and IN tne
restaurant. the secrets Of his soul
are laid bare. Yet. the foolish con-
tinue 20 take counsel with oui1a
board
I charge thee. when a man iuVitcth
the things which De satin; but op-
serve warily the things which ne
doeth. For by these signs slalr non
read his history his future, and MS
middle name"
Bshold. doth he lead thee 20 the
Eilded dens Of the prof. teers, and
seek 20 dazzle thee with his lavish
ness and his knowledge Of ciuslns4
Doth he study the menu with the
saVoir faire Of al Epicurlan. select
ing only the rarest ard most eIpen-
slVe dishes whereof thou ca1st not
pronounce the nance Then. ] bid
thee consider him not seriously For
he IS an Impresslonist SEEKING 20
make q -sulurEe-
So doeth ne with ALL women Fer
he doubteth not that the way 60 a
Woman's heart is a -buy-Way-
Doth he pass llEhrly over thy
wishes. saying HLet ME order for
thee. Little One; for know what
shall delight tlee-t
Then. charge thee, think vel be-
fore thou Weldest him. Eors per
[ adventure, he shall dictate the color
I Of his wife's hats, and the brand Of
her tooth powder. and the length or
{ her skirts. ard shall choose her pole
[ ties and her thoughts, and her opin-
I ions and her morning Newspaper for
her. And not even her letters shall
[ be sacred from himl For he IS the
petty tyrant OF the hearthstune, who
ruleth over a woman On all little
things an tie days OF her lfel
Doth he instruct the waiter con
corning the mixing OF . salad and
the flavoriug Of q saucer Doth be
wax fuEsy over the clnuer-cards Z
Doth be complain OF the linen and
wipe his silver upon his napkin.
Doth he pick at his food and test
I &c. before ealng2
Then. I say beware Of him. For
he ls the Criuc-ol-tle-heart whom
no vile can succeed IN pleasing and
an egg which is boiled a minute too
long shan plunge him into a brain
storm, and q cup Of weak coffee shah
make Of him an early martyr" All
his. days, win be suoop in the refrig-
orator and torment the cook. and
suggest ways OF making llet-of-sole
from sardlne and an old turnir:
and the women OF his house shall
know no peace.
Doth he bully the waiter. and cali
the head waiter into consultation and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-03

haps extending 10 so that other large
Mexican cities and trade centers
could be reached"
"A few weeks ago our secretary.
Arthur lIiliicau, was called on the
telephone and asked for his opinion
as 20 the integrity OF a local concern
which was putting on a shoe SALE
said A. ~. Lockhart. president Of the
adcluh. ut happened that Auilican
had just bought a pair Of their shoes
and since he found them 70 be as rep
resented, he was glad 70 Vouch for the
firm. The Inquirer said he understood
that the adclub is the only source Of
information obtaiuahle 10 the public
along this line and that he would Join
our organization were IL not for the
fact that we was a private citizen. en-
gagged In no business"
'4rhe day is coming when the auto
mobile thief viii find himself out Of
business said detective sergeant Sd
Mebus. MANY cities keep careful
records Of stolen cars When an auto
mobile is reported stolen the number.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-03
Redtime StOries EOr NJ LittEe OK
UNCLE WIGGILY AND THE FOX FIRE.
By HOWARD n. CARTS. ca

gentleman slunE the dark lantern over
his back The three wa ll.ed along the
dismal forest and, al 90 once susie
stopped and whispered.
"oh, Uncle WiEgily- I see a CLEAN
Of Lghti Look right straight ahead
"Aud 7 see another CLEAN Of lghtl'
whispered Sammie. There's two Of
en-, Uncle Wiggily.'
eyes. I see them" spoke llr. Long
ears standing In the middle o. the
dark path
OH whispered Susie, maybe they
are the eyes OF the Fuzzy Fox Uncle
WiggilT- Maybe he's waiting there
for us, and his eyes CLEAN IN the
dark"
"Hai HAP laughed Uncle Wiggily.
lu such a jolly fashion that neither
Sammie nor Susie felt sfraid any
more. The Fuzzy HoI2 j guess not,
though what you see Is BOX Fire."
well o. it's the fire Of a Fox then
he must be near az hand said sam
mic. And hen jump out and set you
and
"Ha, Ha- laughed Uncle Wiggily
again- FOX fire hasn't really any
thing 10 DO with a fox. though it IS
called that Fox fire Is like Fourth
OF July punk-it Is rotten weed, and
It glows with something ike that
which tightening bugs have inside
them u Till not burn, but 30 win
give US a light III get some OF the
Fox fire for my lantern"
Uncle Wiggily marched boldly Up 20
where the two spots OF light gloWed.
Then Sammie and Susie saw that 10
was just an old rotting log that was
glowing in the dark The damp wood
cleaned as old fashioned matches
used 70 do when you wet them
Uncle WiEgily broke off some OF
the pieces OF cleaning wood he called
Fox Fire, and put them in the Ian
tern
NOW we can see our way" said the
bunny. Il am glad you found the
Fox Fire, Sammie and Susie"
The rabbit children were glad also,
and with the cleaning wood 70 light
the path they were soon safely at
home Then Uncle WigEily. with the
Fox Fire in his lantern, went back 20
his bungalow and Nurse Jane. SO q
the puppy dog doesn't carry off the
chocolate cake and lose it down a
crack in the board walk. III tell you
next about Uncle WigEiiy's slippery
slide.-CopyriEht 1890, By the Nc
Clure Newspaper Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-03
The Confessions OF A Wife
By HELEN ROWLAND

growl at the bin and protest 20 the
uroprietorG Theu, beloved. cast him
out o. thy list. forever. For he BE-
the little kaiser-iu-the-hnza and his
is the crouch that knoWeth no
But, II thou nndest a nan Who
doeth none o. these things who c9u-
sulreth thy wishes and ordareth
chearfulIyf who eateth with relish
whatsoever is set before hiu, and
Tayeth his bill without grunablinE Or
complaint, ] charge thee, grappie
him 20 thine heart vita hooks a.
velvet
For he, my daughter, IS o. the trih
called regular fellow
surely. surely. IL thou weddest him.
peace and cuutentmeut shan follow
thee al the days Of thy lie, ard thou
shalt dwell In the house o. good H-iil-
forever.
For a Eood digestion, a good Ape
tits. ana q Eood temper are the rocks
rherauu 81 1uildel that blessed
thing, the Perfect Husband
selah.-Copyrigh 1890, b ths
Wheeler Syndicate. Inc