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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-08-05
BIG CELEBRATION AT
sPIRITwooD
League Laws Are Buried and Coali-
tion Ticket is Endorsed. Gronna
Endorsed for United States
Senate

The Record man attended the big
celebration at Spiritwood Lake, Stuts-
man county, last Saturday in celebra>
ton of the many Independent victories
in the recent primary election. The
smelling committee" which would
havee given Fay Harding fine money
grab, and would have given the league
bosses authority to go into any per-
sons private business affairs; the i'm
perialistic "state sheriff" law and the
new absent-voters. law that would
have made the fight for women's votes
a "catch-as-catch-can' affair for three
weeks before election, were all killed.
Many of the successful independent
candidates were there. Miss Nelson
appeared, and the house rocked with
applause when she spoke. She as
sured her hearers that the league had
made Of her merely fgure-head un-
der theih new laws, and that Geo. To:-
ten, the Bowman county socialist, and
Mrs. Mel Macdonald now handled
many of the former duties of her Of
flee.
'sThey tell you that am on the
board of administration" she said.
"That's true, but it gives me nc power.
The board voted to give Totten and
Mrs. Mel Macdonald some of my for
mey duties and, 1 couldn't stop them.
c. x.,ho& ,,o,,,or bod To
Tom Hall, successful independen.
candidate for secretary Ct state, and
w. H. Stutsman, successful indepen-
dent candidate for railroad commits
sioner, spoke.
Sen. Gronna addressed the audience,
and assured them that he would be
found fighting to the limit so long as
Townley and Alex Mckenzie retained
joint control of North Dakota.
j. F. T. O'Connor, fusion candidate
for governor against Lynn J. Frazier,
spoke at length, and he also received
almost as enthusiastic reception as
was accorded Miss Nelson.
Political workers of the independ-
ents from all parts of the state were
there. The plan Of campaign frs,
used tutsman county and later
used to bring Burleigh and Barnes in
to the Independent column was explain
ed at length. The leapue is row
adopting the same plan in its drive
for $18 contributions.
Taken all in all, the big meeting
was success. It showed conclusively
that there is absolute harmony in the
ranks of the Independents and that q
real battle may be looked for this fall
against the Townley forces.
The leaese lost seven of its candi.
dates on the state ticket, and they
may be expected to lose others this
fall.
The house of representatives will
never again be controlled by Townley
and Lemke. And, if they have ma.
jority in the senate, you will be able
to "count it on the fingers Of one
hand"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-08-05
LEGION MEETING.

The Dan R. Richardson Post Of the
American Legion will hold business
meeting in the Band Hall under the
First National Bank this evening at
8 p. m.
Delegates are to be elected to the
state convention at Minot to be held
Aug. 25th and 26th.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-08-05
this time and write the examinations.
H. H. HANSON, Supt.
EMMONs COUNTY THRESHERs'
MEETING IN COURT HOUSE,
SATURDAY, AUG. 14TH, AT 3

Wages for pitchers, bundle teams,
prices for threshing headed and bundle
grain, etc. !, to be discussed, and if pos
sible arrive at a somewhat uniform
scale.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-08-05
Linton, North Dakota, Thursday, Aug. 5, 1920.
Townley Has Issued Orders
On "Getting The Dough -

Last week the Record of the
local league workers were present In that issue told
solicitors each after another harvest of the s1s
print herewith complete details of the orders They
implicit township
to be raised for the fight getting
the cash. Workers instructed checks
districts and insist on cash cash checks the farmer
net able to make cash subscription this time the
The instructions further direct that
join the league donations
the order Declares shouldn't by
Following complete Townley
ORGANIZATION CREWS
Get least four influential agucmembers each
Only should talk
to the prospective League member
When the member has reenroed the
your pro-
ACCEPT CASH OR CASH CHECKS IN PAYMENT OF MEMBER
checks NOT s h sa
EVERY MAN TO GIVE You CASH CHECK. YOUR ENEMIES
CHECKS PAYABLE TO THE CAPTAIN OF YOUR CREW.
On slip of the and addresses of ali
VERY IMPORTANT AND SHOULD NEGLECTED.
After the yq % T ESR % ALL xp T OF
ALL MEN WHO REFJ TO JOIN TO YOUR COUNTY
MANAGER who will issue and mali membership receipts all
influential members Start the morning
until the work is fn whether takes
possible work finished Don't
let drag Sign members before solicit noneague members and
League in the township
whether
though have hope of enrolling everybody
there sownhp after have enrolled the
the township into town enroll the ownspeope
you providing they the League There
many who be persuaded join the organization
On the back sheet your
persuaded the giving postoce
section township live
on the line following briefly reason
list valuable
to
While prospective member join
attention to what said Let talk time
Each man carefully time
h additional information answer questions or
eligible membership the should solicited In
several brother father uncle
solicited will Often there
or League family Where in the house
needed Additional League
address either perhaps
whom his set OF should be
head of the and operating her
farm she eligible membership The wife
member also member of the without payment OF
husband joined and entitled
precinct conventions and to be
ate to any League convention
sl8 Buys An Period
officers League
election periods League
s1s for each
ship January his membership for the
year period election period De-
31 they paid their membership
LATER that their membership
paid oha This not the correct understand
1920 much benefit the who paid his
ship the first month of the 2year election period
equally the organization when the
areo al of thas PERIOD
neasly Now renroing the
election podnamey 921l92
19211922 election
3D. All those time the League
3s In townships VINO
move in join paying membership dues
their membership will Dm
memberships OF those who join
expire ss
LEGION MEETING. this and write the examinations
n Cunf
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-08-05

Former G. A. r. Commander Dies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-18
cnIny - Es1ss 0

Lewiston. Me, G,c- 4s-CaIisy III
umpped ever sa1es al Gzsacs4inn fisiEi.
1s-0. to-day
Neither team could gam consistent
IL, though CnIDy mac ttas bsETsr a Il
N aEaz pa-ucEla- Sztes. however.
twice tzsok the hal On dsv'rs INSIDE
the fvs-yazG LING
CnIfsv first scgSe came early II me
lrx- Quarter. Bates KICKED nf and
-nlssF. after rive attempts 10 gain,
uuruec. Bates 1rien rwirs aHG Ensn
arrersutsc 10 kick- The Colby ends.
however. hipcReG tine kick The bal
bounced ever tias line. Pulslaar falling
On K Fnr me Inuchdnwn- Duuuack
kicked Ine Ena2-
Fer the resi- Of the first nal1 Inc
beng ants 10 advance n consistently
In the zas-s qzarrar DunnacK pH-
the ball WITHIN scnring distance by Z
r. ward lin one of me best OF 1fla
game Under tfae shadow 81 the gBa4
posts BaIas naiG. however piiuTaa
anCs RECOVERED -ne naE nn izS As-ER-r
linz Davis AGAIN fell back for KICK
bur tine pass was over his mead and
a<zir the f1an bounded back over the
guai line This TIME EnnSfu4s- Lfat
CnTi,v center. fell Oh II fur Toucn-
dpwr- Dunnack failed Al the gual~
the ball hitting the EuAs pnsz- Gnlbg
uu-wsigaea Bates ny % pounds r1 a
man
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-18
fairfield

Mrs Fave kasue Eas cgmpisseL her
duties az -fss afhes Of The SeasE-rasn
anG VIII leave this mnrulus tor P1rt-
land where she VIII De enzriHvsd.
Donald Backnam mas resumed ms
WAY azs.r being confined 20 his home
for sfwsra1 dzys as a resul1 nT in
iuri..s he received when he EeE rum
q car
Amos Nelson. Gi---ie Leonard. P. A.
Smith. George Wilson Jnsenh Saw
yer anG Abin1 ". Nelson izr1 Sal
urliay for FoleE. where lhey wiz en-
Try hunting T-Ip-
/ Mrs Daniel Prast1n has gone 70
Boston. where she VIII risir ralzz1Ees
and friends
Mrs George RacEarsisnr- who eRs
beer WISHING her daughter N Spring
field Mass has returned 10 her home
On " EST street
The Past and Present Club viii
r4s=ss "a the hGms o. HIS Lester Nve
tins afternoon
Rev Mr Isan<ley r1 clinton ecrn-
pIee s4ls PUNK ~ t4zH Bap1s1 church
gasrers5ax II -ne absence ~ Rsx- ?.
f. Fn-t1aE
Chester Hihsa-c has rrsumsd his
duties ar s1ns Turner Center Cream
cry aF1ssr : vE.-a5s's vacation
Mrs Erma Kinds Of L-iwsrm1re
Fails is me gzIesT uf Mrs Ruby J0hn-
snn-
Nass Ru1f 7aTch PASSED tnF sssek-
enc IN Sidney VIII friends
LLOYD McAulsy Will leave TINS marn-
mr. fnr LYNN. Mass, where ne VIII
a-raun tine Eenszna Elect-iral EchppL
Ralph Iii as SksEnsgzu wzx a
gHeH at fsae haune OF Xr and MRS
srainv Lawrence on Sunday
M-s Ma-1rrse Flint has returned 10
Portland, aersr passing rtze week END
N rpwn with reinrives
M-s Ger1ru<aT WRzdrrv Of TaszaI-
psrr was the Euesr IL tz1eurls IN tuwr
SUNDAY
The F=isrz1inr Hf Epwur1h Leagues
VIII he head 1hiE evening ~ henfnn
Falls, Ii Is hoped -frere WI he .
large aT1snGance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-18
OAKLAND

The ksnnensc Eallev Federzarn o.
LADIES AiG Societies CT Ehs Meth
Glis1 church. heiE IT'S sfuE-aunna.
nlts1fnE with the Oakland church last
F-1nag The business session 0rensr
- 1H 80 a IL, win IS GeieEz1s pres
en- representing Ia sncIE-es- Mrs.
QlrzFa GiDersun gave MOST nElaEta-tII
address Of welrurne N vfhIcf Mrs. ,.
L Tazler o. Fairfield responded II al
Gisie manner Al uuGr q VERY gamer
Gus lunch WAS served py me local
aid The afternoon ssssigr opened with
IleVutiUualE led isy me Fas1nr n1 uaf
CHURCH Fey. Weston Holman after
w9aacn 9 nrief business session anE
program fnIiBwsG Miss Iona FGwleas
gave reading winch was much en-
JeTaa An excellent address WAR
given On Dress Reform ty Mrs /.
I, Brtstnl af Augusta anG tns closing
address was gwen by the pas-nr Of
Ehe cfiurcn- This proved 1s ne a very
suceass1ui sn6 trpnrsar- meeting
Mrs George RlIsssI anG dazzgssszsr
Miss LYDIA RusseIl. nave rs-unHn
rum EaIloweI. wnsre they hare been
VISITING friends
Herbert 2 Over hRs installed q
tine number IL Ca
Charles 1Eur1rnn Of Pi-zsfies1 fn--
msr resident OF This rDwr IE VISITING
trends mere
M anI Mrs Ser Mares NJ Amsz-
bury. Mass. have -s1urned tn Their
home AFTER WISHING ms mother Mrs.
Clara MARES INC brother, Frank
Ma1rss
Ear Thomas rrnss OF Orleans.
Mass. nas ra-u-nsd u his flome be-
me called here ny the death Of NH-
Lnis a-egury CasweE-
The fsrvs Of tine Il ciub er1sr-
-ainsc the glr4s Of -as Rlue Triangle
club - . snEial gwen Frifzzv ezEuznE
IN Msmursa1 fzaIl- 4 PLEASANT evening
was PASSED games beng piaysen au6
rz1-ezhmausE SERVED Abpuz 90 CT the
students were present including Pm
DeHn $. Psac0ck anE Hrs. Raacnck-
Mr. and MIS- Bert RzudsE1I Of
P-DVanence. Z /, renerEty wsrs guests
Of Mr. and M-z- George EHn nr--t1lesr
way &c Visit Mis- RandlEr's Sister.
Airs Eugsns Danfnrtn Of West Mad
lsnr- making the trll ay au1E-
Mrs. Nina DMnfn-fr and dzngt1e-.
HaIsn- wian have been visiting II Ehe
hnue Of Mrs. Daufurrnss amt Ms.
George Eall. mr. the past Eve veHzzs,
haze gune IN AKRON O. where ere
met hsr hrnEnsr- Kf- Esrnesz GasEsE-
From there they viii 20 n MICHIGAN
tine Eay FRIDAY. WIKI her cousin Or
Edve Grant
Mr. and Mrs. arthur PaEs. Mrs
William KanzuE Mrx HagraE HaIl,
Mrs Martin BartlEn nnd HRS A 3.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-18

Bauxnr, Dcx ES-The -ueI Eirun-
tom N tine Northern part OF tine Erz1s
- the worsr ever known. and uniess
something IN dime befnrE the cnin
weather. SETS IN ssaere' wiz be mucn
suffering and sickness Tsz1srzisr
rnas was sailing IN Carinrn fnr S-B
mar INN. and rrare ls Esry Iir1zs II be-
nfsrzlned. as1nnugE authorities Erzfe
rhnt In snupiv . lizzie mnrr pien-
taxul Cham fr a few Desis pusz- In
EaEsznr1 nnni - selIiuE sniE week
Ct ~ DR. tnn and NM vsrT paeufi
ful ev1n al thiE az1rzurr IN ps1rs. and
war1e a<il1 1aere seeuzs Ii<fle prus-
puct OF the nsGemnz-T xxzei geEtang
dpMz 10 = fair prize
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-18

Tharpsun al OF Kats-viIle were N
tDx-n FRIDAY 10 &rrsnG Inc EiznsrE- If
-f1e iaza LOIS Grsgury CasEsE
Kiss Mildred Psunsy passed sur
Gay WITH 1rIandE II auburn making
-ne IT'D isr au1n
Maryland Cncfl-ane has gnne N
Trnufdaae sn visit has aunt Hrs. ADJ
me 3'NeaI Tar a faw DAYS
MISS Ecna Walker rs g111H srck al
her hume CT High street
Miss Aa-Inrie Whitney anE Mss
Alice afau1ar vino are attending EG--
ram Normal scneol are passing Ifae
weekend - rsel- homes II fsw-1-
Nx Z. L HI1u1nn mad the mlsfur-
rune &c sprz1n her right arm last Fl
Gay when N snuae accnrrraDie WIZ
siae -rIppeG and fell on ths walk N
'front.' AZ the home sz Mrs Mari
Strickland or Main street
arthur Lewis pa--uwly escaped Sc
riBus injury while driving his auTn--
ranfsfse SATURDAY. II attempting fB
c-css TIE railroad tracks on Main
srr-esr IT rem Of the shifting engine
Seeing the danger ne WAS II he ssilt.sz-
Iv threw his young snn al1 o. llle GER
9nly the quick acIIsn Of A Crosby IL
stopping the engine saved Ar. Lewis
from instant death
NJ anG AIRS Edward Sa--amor-e
nave returned I'd their hume IN Ses-
GRADE after visiting Mrs. Nsz--ana0-e' 5
mnrne-- Mrs May Rsawy On = a1s-
street
Miss Bessie Clark and hs- sIsFss-
Mrs. Ralph Kesszeia nf Nar-lGss-
wncg were III uEwn sa-E--liszZ-
Charles Gordon has -esza-neG 70
his euziss az gatsfeniHr a. 1Ie Mz1ln
sr-eer -aii-Gad crossing a11s- pass
ing a rive week s vacation az Ins
home of hrs san II Pa4e-mG-
Miss aazei R4ce Is abr 10 be oisI
arail a11sr being confined u ns-
nome lE illness.
Ms Edith Hudson Eas returned
m her tnme II L.ivermOre Falls a-zkss-
VISITING her slsre-. Mrs L-aas Moore
on Hubbard street
& Z EkiIilgs u taking 8 TEn
weexs vacation from his dzI1aHs as
gara-aender MS position rs being
flied ny r. n BlzisElsH
Miss Eesen Perrin vino is nsachIns
school IN Rome PASSED the weekend
NJ her home IN tpwr-
Ms. Nand LeEViE of AuEusr2-
x-:ass a xeek-en6 Enest az the hnme q
her parents. A-. and AIRS Ansnu
Bick1urd-
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home Uf her father VIII szu-rsrzn1
or EtaklaAG HeIgnzs-
BerE-am and -1Sde Luce Ue-s
w=ak-snG guests win 1rlEndk II
Sea-sunu1
Nj and Mrs d II Marshall and
Hrs Sru1 -I0nes have ~e-u-nsc trum
Cumberland Mills wherR they have
Is#en visiting 81 the hane al Ben
Marshall
Mrs. X - Rich1sr has gone To
New York after vIsl-ing al 1ffe home
OF At ana Mrs. Stafford ef Summer
street
Mr and Mrs Winfield Palmer
have returned from Portland where
thev nave been visiting friends
Maurice Fess >sf Bingham passed
the wseHk-arS 81 the home uf Mrs
8larzie BlassnsE.
AIRS Charles FIowAs CT SsdnsT Is
Visiting AZ the home Of her daughter
Mrs Charles Ba-tiss- on Alpine
street
Mrs L X srestn Of Skrz-tEgan rs
passing d fsx days al the hnrns OF
her sister, Mrs Charles BaiffF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-18

arunr- Me-. 9c- ls-nsEsrHiry o.
Maine and Enude Island Stare piEvsd
10 ne N q snappv ba-1ls on a
sgsppery fslG IDGav Many 1lzmf1iss
Usrs made ann Fashioned fDGtfsel
pre-ailsG Rhndf Island scurel N
tne fE periaE. g--ring the bali On
n zszmnlsd PUNK nj me .e-Eara l1ne
ann rushing K 0rer
Maine scored II the third period
ON a forward pass, sinsissrg 10 He
Kscnnss. who haG clear head Ernm
the 5sl-wzra line EcSF II L1e pIzE
Was N the mldlse OF me nalG- nei-ia=r
team belng able 10 MAKE more tzsaz
Hiaarr gains and 1ne ball frequently
changing hands an downs.
Enufle Island E-ieG several forward
pzszes winch EHn1 xu1B linz nazkis
of Name mEn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-18

me 1H-rE-a linz s 1uraSlls III Tlss
nszz ptsv gave the han N TrIuI-y-
n sase fourth period EsowGaIn pifzver
an gner, snzns WIFE MDsdbuTy throw
1ng 1Drwarn passes II v n1-Ias77 az1G
PR-sur On these rasses Enwaain n-'s1
made elgn1 and rsssn Is Yards. Efae
nax- ar1suzpx Parent -a1Ef11 rese bal
an rfae dane and wsnE aESr 10 : InElcr-
DOWN Trinity prfsTeszef fiTs Tsi2ax as
Z MurriL Was On 1fe Maid IN HIS waSS
II report 10 the -s1ersas wnsn Tffe
plzv WAS made R4Berae Fa-nEwuz-rn
ruled tfla1 mas presence = M wa EI-
Ft.rnea the play ami alaoZusa me tisussts-
aDwr. MASON failed IA k8ch 11as E1ss--
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FOOTBALL RESULTS SATURDAY

71-.ianr i3rrr 6 Aznuur .ssgs 0
Baus1- Me- G,ssl FsrriEna
;51En won rum Rangur Higns 70 o.,
2 -91s r-sr game Of the animal series
3serws.en Etie rw0 Schools. BHngur
lad me hssr az -fls fi--ss ha--, keeping
On the defensive anG rush
~ 1ns saE 1e Pu-3EnGss 1ss-yard
.g.le. missing d Try for g haId gnal.
z me SECOND hal 1s1e way LIS the
-alcnnDwn WIS opened ny . nsgn
-lluc winch ruled To BallEnrs Iwp-
Ia-E line Bangnr-ssIu1eE short and
sa~-lEnc rushed Bangor EG the Twc-
ara Inc. bU1 WIS nelU Fur down
bangor puuzaG back again but The
zeg wzu- less 1nEr - wa-Gs and
|az -11le Portland 1pnk the bah irwn
aa ac-nRE fur q touchdown
Aurs thai 58f4 szw Ef1s game
-guneE was the besr ground Eainar
ls- Du--iaud. while Shnr1 and Conan
s1 mr. Bangor
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New Haven, Conn. Ssc1 3ss-5Dzxnn
gslle-= srautne-=c Yale Tsf.aE. - 70
II -@Bez1lng irS vIrsnry Of inst yszr.
E-zsc = as1szrsE tine Rlus 5 II 3. The
KITE was SPECTACULAR Throughout
'Fert a crowd ue MUIR than 20 sfo II
ma Eale Buwl nnrinE 1er a rspuase
Il lie Iu-ane-s and cneersnx uln Els
p c-ls ina momeng uz tias Szms wnen
+l2o JuRes' men rallied zzad scuren .
'R7112r1--- IL WAS a HeErrhram2Sing
.1-lst VIE the PLAYERS la-esv DISCERN
4asa c1-uu-r a ing wtztr.a mad swept
~ Sow; during rne las- pEriDd-
s--t1au-n Frank ksIEv nTAfir ynasss
3uuEus ano Was q cOnsIEfen1
saz2e- trough the RDEror line he
1llETIII=s az scrIEacaz p0suTE
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Aus1 CRASHES Through st.r- MirdD~

Rscklana Get Is Miss L4ufia
Parry. bG0izkAEper ~ Parry B-ns
s1nre had a na--Ew escape when III
autamnnile driven NJ Mrs Clinton
Srafai OF WaIdDnnrp crashed through
the htg plate glass window winch
11rme6 one sine uf the bGnfzkeaper.s
gffics She r-zsneE OH az the ofiice
JzzE- &c Erns N zv1iG the rain Of
laeavy glass ! splinter al Wialrn
Struck her neel Mrs Szahl WAS mt
njureE br her car Haz badly dam
aEeE. she han turned ouz N a-nif a
ruck ard Inst Eun--ni Of the cz-
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n the contest winch paved the WAY
1sr rws Of the vssizurs HEurhdswrs-
THE game was rnuEn rum s1a--I IN
unssE 1--we Ea2e players esfnE raken
nur with injuries anG rw1 Bost0n men
teaVing tine game 1ur the same -sasnu-
Captain CaIaanan Ainricrl. kerlpI1T.
F-snrh anc n aifEs-. Esrs the Yale
players uranie Ia cnc-luue willis
Haappy anE Lls1an az The Slsl1Dr-s were
f1xr-~~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-18

Gzmnr1nse Mzss-, Oct 1s-Harvarf
na6 LITTLE difficulty IN railing ND i've
Williams Ia1ay, winning IS 10 O. The
vla1rnrs nein 111s Crimson wal IN the
frsr period and carried me bali &c
Hzrw-rrs A5-yz-a line u-.uc.ralsy IN
rwa Beautifully tzrrwn furxzrr uzszes
nv Bryu7rn- For me remainder OF
tns szme Williams afxense was never
within 81 yards uf tine Crimson graz
lima.
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9G592H Results INFINITELY
Maine : E. 7 STATE :
Chilly "a. Bates D.
BuwIfn1n 6, Trinity o.
Enlrass O. BROWN Ia
G.naumn1a % An1he-sc
Dartmouth -. Hair Cross IL
Ha-va-n %. Williams @
sw-aruEe : ssI-rsnu-gil
wu-rg norwich Z
MARYLAND -. Washington CnIiegs g.
Mass Agzlss - u Worcester Tern s
As5nuiabu-y :. Bustnu T .
Il4snnls 20, IsSza =
Ngtrz Dame -. N+.isrzsssa =
Michigan SB Michigan Agg4es G.
Penn saa1zs q North Carolina O.
Navy =. Eus.sIHeIl =
PENNEY 1-az4a 8 L4aBzz4Ii O.
Chicago Il, Wabash a.
University " Vermont :. &s-
Hampshire Culaga 6
aDba-t : 81 BoHa-snzzI-e La.
Hamilton T. Rensselaer, Eaolz- :
WISCONSIN - Na-zreFszsie-r
WesIe-au u. View x1rk Fa7w =
Var zg. Boston Enilere -
armE IS. Springfield :
Princeton 34 Washington & Lee @
Garnalz 6a LInson q
Chin State t. Purdue @
Indiana q Minnesota :
14ei1i-4l a, Rochester q
George Washington g. MzeEt Virgins
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-18

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-18

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-15

recovered. r,bs returned 10 PcnD'e Grows
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-15

Little Noolly Dog and Pussy Cat sat
staring at all this strange scene and once
little Woolly Dog gave little bark, but
the roar and erowl of the fierce wild
animals soon made him stop and bao k into
a corner.
Pussy Cat did not speak, but she looked
on and swung her tail about as II she saw
mouse.
Around and around the room the ami
mails ran, growing about their jungle and
wondering why they did not find it, and
after a while Pussy Cat stepped out from
under the table where she was sitting and
stood in the middle of the room.
Have you all lost your sanses?' she
asked. Il thought YOU, Teddy Bear, had
more sense; of course, those little wooden
animals haven't any, and so | will take
them in hand and show them their place.
Now listen to me-" she said. Don't
you know YOU are all toys and not really
wild animals at all and you have nice
home in the playroom? There isn't any
jungle here. Now get up and go back to
your ark or / will show you that | have
claws"
Pussy gave a stretch and drew her
claws along the floor with grating sound
and, as meekly as if they had been kit
tens, up jumped the little wild animals
and hurried off to the ark and jumped in.
When all was quiet little Woolly Dog,
who had never moved all this time, said to
Pussy: ''How did you dare do it? They
might have eaten you up"
"Huh," said Pussy, ii can look fiercer
than any of them and that is all you have
to do when you want to be obeyed, and
she bumped her hack and showed her
claws as she opened her mouth very wide.
All the little animals in the ark were
looking out to see if Pussy would not fall
asleep so they could jump out again, but
when they saw how savage she looked
they all fell to the bottom of the ark with
clatter and went to sleep.
Pussy laughed to herself as she licked
her coat.
Il knew they were looking" she said,
"and if i do say it can be as wild as any
of them if ] like; they do not know that
my ancestor was tiger, but ! do