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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-01-28
MEET Mr.. REVENUE NAN HERR,
FEBRUARY 1928

All single persons, or married
persons not living with wife OF
husband, whose net income for the
year 1920 was $1,000 or more, and
married persons living with wife or
husband December 81, 1920, whose
net income was $4,000 Or more,
must file An income tax return. To
assist taxpayers a deputy collector
of Internal Revenue will be at the
places on the dates men,
toned below. This service is with
out cost t. the taxpayer. Carefully
note the date; be there with papers
and records, and The deputy will
assist you in making your return.
Failure to see deputy collector or
to receive blanks will not relieve
you Of penalty for failure to make
return.
A representative from the office
of Collector ElwOod Hamilton will
be in Paris on February 1928 and
March 1, 2, 8, and 5, and at Mil
lersburg, February 25, for the pur-
pose Of meeting and comforting with
citizens regarding payment of their
income taxes.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-01-28
DO NOT FORGET MASTERS SALE
OF HARRIS PROPERTY.
SATURDAY. FEB. IL, AT ABOUT
THE HOUR OF II O'CLOCK A. NJ.
AT THE COURT HOUSE DOOR,
PARIS, KENTUCKY.

I Some of the most desirable houses
and lots that have been offered for
sale recently will be sold by the
Master on the above date.
No. IA lot on Lilleston avenue,
containing thereon five room
house with concrete foundation,
cement cellar, cabinet mantels, bath
room with usual equipment, front
veranda ard back porch and TWO
out-buildings in the rear.
No. IA lot on Fithian avenue,
White Addition, containing thereon
a house of five rooms, concrete
foundation. cabinet mantels with
CRATES, three presses, electric lights.
gas and water, bath room with
usual equipment, front veranda and
back porch, good cistern and three
out buildings in the yard, concrete
walks. This is new house, good
roof and in good repair.
Nos. 8 and are vacant lots.
No. 5.--A lot on Nineteenth,
street containing five-roo!n two
story frame house, concrete founda-
ton, four presses, front veranda and
back porch, cabinet mantels and
CRATES, bath room with all the mod
ern equipment, electric lights, gas
and water throughout the house,
coal house in rear. concrete pave
ments. This is new house in
splendid repair. BY running par
tition through large room on tie
second floor six-roor house can
be made.
No. Gan exact duplicate of No.
S with the addition of garage
No. IA lot on the 4 corner of
Third and Pleasant streets contain
ing thereon substantial two-story
brick residence Of 8 rooms, halls,
bath room with usual fixtures, front
veranda, back porch, electric lights.
gas and water Throughout the house
and all in good repair.
No.8.-A vacant lot adjoining No.
IL.
The above is an additional de-
scription OF tho various pieces Of
property to be sold by the Master.
MRS. FANNIEBFLI,E SUTHER-
LAND, EXecutriX.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-01-28

the farm of Miss Letitia Clay, To-
Gated on the Winchester pike,
miles from Paris, containing 301.4
acres, for the rental year beginning
March :, 1921, to be cultivated at
follows:
is acres in tobacco, 1913 acres in
corn, 1886 acres to be Sowed IN
oats, clover and bluegrass, 40.S2
acres to remain in timothy meadow,
and $3.50 acres to continue in blue
grass.
The farm contains siX-room res
idence, stable with barn room for
five acres of tobacco, and all neces-
sary out-buildings; also ten-acre
tobacco barn and four-room tenant
house.
TERMS = Negotiable secured
notes due September i, 1921, and
March 1, 1922, for equal parts OF
the rental price, bearing interest
from maturity.
No part of the fam is to be sub
let without the owners written con-
sent. The right is reserved to re-
ject any ard all bids.
H. CLAY HOWARD,
Agent Miss Letitia Clay,
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-01-28
MUST REMOVE POLES FROM r.
r. PROPERTY.

The Western Union Telegraph
Company must remove its poles and
wires from the Louisville and Nash
Vile Railroad Cor,pany's right-of-
way within the next nine months.
according to a decision made Satur-
day by Judge Evans in the United
Sta ties District Court, at Louisville,
in compliance with a mandate fcom
the Federal Circuit Court of APP
peals. Attorneys for the telegraph
company say an appeal will be TAX
en- to the Supreme Court.
The action followed suit filed
about seven years ago by the rail
road company, seking removal of The
equipment. Judge Evans also dis
missed a condemnation suit filed by
the Western Union against the Il. &
NJ, by which It sought to have
ground condemned SO that the poles
might remain in position.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-01-28
EUROPEAN RELIEF CAMPAIGN
TO CONTINUE

THE NEWS is in receipt of the
following letter from ]. Paul Swan.
of Louisville, Secretary Of the State
Executive Committee of the Herbert
Hoover European Relief Fund.
The letter states the advisability OF
continuing the campaign In this
county two weeks longer. The let
ter follows:
"THE NEWS,
paris, Kentucky.
"Gentlemep:-
.sIn a conversation with Mr.. A.
B. Hancock, couple of days ago,
urged him to continue the campaign
in Paris and Bourbon county until
we decided to close it definitely for
the whole State. At that time, we
had raised, including what has been
sent direct 10 New York. about $685.
| 900, and the State Committee is ex-
ceedingly anxious to increase this to
100000.
"Mr. Hancock suggested that he
thought the matter could be kept
alive and contributions certainly
could be made in Bourbon county,
if the matter was presented to the
people in the right light and he
suggested to me to write you tet-
ter, asking you to use the columns
of your paper for couple of weeks
longer, to advise the people OF the
great need in Europe and that the
Natio Committee and Stare Com
mittee are not yet satisfied with the
receipts rom Kentucky. In this con
nection, we will send you a few ar
ticlcs which you can use in your
paper, but in addition to this, We
world appreciate It if you would
both editorially ard in your new
columns, advocate continuing th'
campaign for the next two weeks
as we believe in this time, We VII
reach 100000.
1--WE wish to thank you for you
kind cooperation you have given III
in the past two months.
Every Cordially Yours,
81. PAUL SWAIN,
> Executive Secretary.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-01-28
J. E. TAYLOR ANNOUNCES FOR
JAIIER

To The Voters of Bourbon County,
the Ladies Especially-Having lost
my right hand by blood-poisoning
having six girls and only one earn
ing a support, I all asking you for
this Office. have. been foreman and
repair man in C. S. Brent & Bro
seed mill for Is years. I am not
able at present, physically, or fnan-
cially, to go around and see each
voter individually, so 1 take this
means of reaching YOU. Again ask.
ing you for your support and influ-
enc", 1 remain,
Most Respectfully,
(25-4t JAS. EDGAR TAYLOR.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-01-28
BEEF HIDES DIDN'T PAY FOE
HALF SOLES

Two Pendleton farmers last week
obtained proof that their plight did
not end with ten-cent tobacco,
which they claim it cost 26 cents to
grow. One brought in beet hide,
expecting to buy pair Of shoes.
He got only three cents pound.
and the total was not enough to
have his cid shoes half soled. His
neigkbor shipped two lamb hides on
which there was five pounds of wool
to Cincinnati. He received IS cents
for the two. The express charges
were So cents. He has not de-
cided in what he Will invest the re-
mainder.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-01-28
CHILDRENS MATINEES AT The
GRAND SATURDAY

The following is the program for
the Special Matinees for Children. to
he given at the Paris Grand Opera
House. on Saturday morning, Janu-
airy 20, at ten o'clock.
FATTY" Roscoe Arbuckle, IN "'n
Love-" Charles Ray, in BILL Hen,
ry:" Harold Lloyd, in High and
Dizzy" continuous musical pIosran
by Gregg's Orchestra, and also by
Ediscn Diamond Point Phonograph.
playing all the lasest records.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-01-28
SISTER REQUEATHED ESTATE

The will of Walter Gray, former
ly of Bourbon county, was probated
Tuesday in the WoodfOrd County
Court at Versailles. by oaths of Har-
ry A. Schoberth and Charlotte Ma
gill. Mr.. Gray left all his property
of every kind to his sister, Miss
Leonora Gray, who was appointed
eXecutrix without bond, with no in
ventory required. A nominal bond
of $4,000 was made.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-01-28
DOWN THEY co

Lotus peaches &C cents the can;
Serv-Us peas Is cents the can; Serv-
us soap, large size. 4 for rs cents.
The above bargains will go IN a
hurry.
(1t) Q. y. CQOK q W.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-01-28

-. JOHN r. MCDANIEL, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this, January 26, 1921.
GRACE DONALDSON.
Notary Public.
My Commission expires January
II, 1922. (28-2t)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-01-28

At the same time and place, the
undersigned will offer for rent for
the year beginning March 1, 1921.
the farm of Jas. H. Clay, Located
near Escondida station, containing
479 acres. with q good residence,
two tenant houses and a combined
stable and tobacco barn holding
seven acres.
The farm is to be cultivated in TO-
bacco, corn, meadow and bluegrass
The acreage of each will be an.
nounced at the renting. The rlght
Is reserved to reject any or all bids.
TERMS - Negotiable note Que
March /, 1922, bearing interest from
date.
FRANK CLkY,
Trustee Jas. H. Clay.
(2S-3t)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-01-28
For Rent

Three nicely furnished roosas,
with bath, 407 Pleasant street.
MRS. CARL CRAWFORD.
(28-2t-pd)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-01-28
For Sale

One 1917 Model Ford RunabOut:
good Tires; in good condition, $500.
One 1917 Model Smith Form A
Ford Truck; just worked over; good
body and cab, $500.
RUGGLES MOTOR co.
(28-tf)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-01-28
List of Balances Remaining

In Exchange Bank, Miller burg, KY,
And Uncalled For. For Five
Years Or More
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-01-28

Some of the most desirable houses
and lots that have been offered for
sale recently will be sold by the
Master on the above date.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-03

Huaticrs In Real Estate IN all lie
branches Money to loan.
WE INSURE ANYTHING IN
GURADLE.
tbs WISE TO INSURE
WISELY.
MAIN OFFICE FOR
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS
Lot "a figure on your plans,
make You plans and build you a
house. We Ear do II anc save you
some money. A trial will con-
vincosyOa.
Always Eiad to be Of service to
you.
400 West Gold Ave. Phone $40.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-03

ron sAIE-Iteai Estate ~
fOR sALE-A tine soms on East Silver
avenue; also : vacant lot oNone i5a2.H
A fiNE residencs site On last Siiysf, tOOx
goo feet south front, level on grade. nne
view. and q great bargain a. el,a00. j. A.
hammond s2A last Silver Phen. is22R
FOR SALE-LOTS
Two east front, corner lots In
University Heights. close 10 a line.
Address owner. are Herald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-03
UNIVERSITY
HEIGHTS


on Firnt Addition FROM Tale Ave.
Eant 70 Gerard Ava
upss ~. az, ss.s .s, 3, p.~i' a. .si;'sss'
70 BE- erected - plactd npqn I4Ia prem
I..s asy tsnt hsase. % ar st'iaInss
sthsf th.n dseninf heasts > tass
nrsssssig - spnassiil4 visa ~ " u
y 1@isr i@sss 30 ksissp.i1iss
49, 1m.,, ~ ~ 20. = -
fro1i Hnr n ssy ist IL shsii sav 81
1aId loI1 ~ anbasgI1at ~ NeI1In1a
ffnnted On tits Streets ner SAN NnT
s sssss'n ssi ssss's - o. s. ss.s ~. .ss..saa
sS.... ! 'l %ss. s.spi' .iiis'.d ia g.
ON second Addition From Gerard
Ave. Eant 20 Carilslo Ave-
The buyer shall not erect upon said
Premises o. permit Or suffer "a " srsct.
"a - pisfed'upen sid plsnlses my frnt
a. houses sns sa.a ss>ns. rsss8,s o.
oaihoancs a. nay b rtte9e4tf "a ton-
neetleh vita me esf u $50 premises fst
awslling .~pape.es neF ns.rt tter ens
fi ~ 70. sssi' ~. ~ 3 su i,'' Is : ~ ,s zee
restricted xrlne On ne rear - ne ~ b
ses1 To- ewsiins Rarpesss l.rE-s than
fion. and ~ ndSb< ~baildinas nual bel
cement fiaiaAe1 on I've sEflrIcf uiIhIn
slE mcnfha after con4Irutflnn a1d No
dNsllinN heuss sad nesomr anyluf barna'
rafarrs eufhoE7re Or perfhsa thereon %
placed nearer then - feel 20 the treat
Lac o. ths lol nnd n dueIiIng heu6n
and accompanying barns and o~uibuiltinFn
shal be o. lees vaius shan eaioQ. nor
shall any 81 such lola ~ anh-dIvidgd o.
buildings frunttd On slle streets. nor
shall aeT open o. dfy ioilsta ~ pormiIfed
On sid premises. nor shall any .oiid
beard fences - cnnatrucled On lha lots.
uor ahall any building erected On said
lots b. ns-d ~ . store % aanlIafIum
fssnitarium being defined a. any place
hsrborinE three. OF more people affletsd
with Extraordinarily.
Above tho smoke and dust-all
city conveniencca Over 100000
worth Of building improvements
now under construction. Go see Tor
yourself.
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS
DEVELOPMENT CO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-03

NONEY 10 LOAN-OR damonds. witches
ndentisi Gottieb a Beer, los North
first n.
CONFIDENTIAL loans On tsssiry. diansnda
watches, Liberty Bends pianos, satomo-
1iies. Lowest rstss notkman's. tif noutA
First nondeA "a Os ,Aas
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-03
MANTED-Agcnis

AGENfs WANTkb-Ssnd Tor free boosis,
Of Letters from orr aEeuts who are build
ins w. q large business ceiling our goods BY
mail or local trade ". II. COMPANY, Dept
T5f. Ocean Park. Calf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-03
ROOFS REPAIRED

Now IN the time to have that
new o o put on; or to have the
old n painted aud repaired. Best
grade Of materials. Work guaran-
teed. Call Cibson-Faw Lumber
Go. for man. Phone asa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-03


FOR HENr-Rooms Q
one nlesiy furni1ked room. modern very
desirable l%eeationi no sick. i2t = WEB
tOk kkNf-fwo cooL air. rooms nicely
furnished for housekesplnr. modem con
senlenres desirahle lDcaton. GIG w Coal.
ELOIA HOIEL-Cieah eomfanaEie sleep.
inf rooms ~ special summer rates. soa y
one and one.hslf blocks from city Hall
ais w 0rand Ave.
f0k kENT-Two nIse Iares we'll vsniiIaie1
rooms; all convenlenees Phone ito5'h
FOR RENT-fnrnIsksd housekeepinr aparf.
ment. lz5 ; month. $50 y. Coal
Rooms los nsht hsossssspia- s0i hsnk
Third 81
Is THAT rsom stIii vSossti Advertise ID M
the classified ssrtion o. THE EVENING
FOR KENT-One nice cool front bedroom.
nicely furnished bath sdioiniuy Garar@.
suitable for man end wife or two young men.
as south Seventh, phone 7e2.
FOR kkkT-froht room. outside entranes.
bsth connection. suitable Tor two. Gen.
ilemsn preferred. Beard II desired. Phone
toR RENr-Apermenu -
FOR RENT-9 room modern furnlshed
apartment. 722 y. silver,
Two party fsfnisasd rooms for Iiskt Isass
kespinE. 10y =. second 81 -
Rooms fef BSht k0ssskseplns. soT korih
FOR hkAT-faFaIshsd spsrimehi3 rIoms
end connecting bath SIS. 2OsL n
Maryland. Ayerill Apis
FOR RENT-a room Experiments. lieht froni
roons Ons block VEST 81 santa fs shops
on car line, oti-J.
FOR RKST-s room apartment. fafnisksd;
naAAnmmH - AA.NAwmw 4AH Ea
l17e.R.
F0R hENf-fwo ADD ihFes room modern
furnished a~partmeuta. with Enrarf. hot
and cold. tei s. Brosdway
6K KEST-Tvs TE6i houssEssEIas rooms
tuInishedi also 2 bedrooms. iRiN n
FoR RENT-Medsrn spsnnsats furnished.
, rooms and bath . largo sleeping
rcrrhes. itl7 4. Central. Phone bTf.
focm strictly modern Furnished apartment
equippcd With disappearing beds also he'd
on porch fsnt $40 bot ana cold water paid.
Inquire 600 ks.' Cosl Ave
business OPPORTUNITIES ~
FLNIkpEPisIs ssd fsss5 sssisE Pss..
F0R BALK-hosmIHg ksass. Phone tef
Kelly. 11e West Gold.
jon tkLEI WI eel NJ lssissfsaI;
hrinGine IN ROOD money. isn 1et
LUO0KiNo Tor = housst n vkks yos have 10
mind ant listed tere, put = lille "a N
~.v "Wantsd-Dwelllngs'' eolumn. Just can
pOk kALk-ons o. us eloss1 ssisb lsAe9
basiassses o. rs tint 20 Aibuqesrqus
Ideal ~lseatton. Eatsblishsd trade. Profits
are large quiek turnover Of stoek. Have
lsase on building vita pFs-wsr rent oser
hsed expenses are sman. Thls 10 the beet
buy hst has ever been offered IN Aiba
qusgaua d yeuf big opportunity. Act
tedayi Address nos So esfs ~ usrsld
SEED SOME GOoD 6ORIrcH PAnsi-
Get them 81 the Evening Herald basinsss
office. Toe per ponnd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-03

Mexico Mrs.. elad,s srspp. q Albnqusr.
gus. New hesieo Andres Hatch. Of A.
buqusfaue, New Msxioos William l..
sleishs. q Cedar Rapids, Iowa. and %
~ whom I, may roucsrn-oreetinss.
You are hereby natiiisd that tts siisssd
Last Win and Testament ef William ".
sleieht, deceased. hate o. the couniy %
Bernalliio aad STATE o. New MssIeo. wss
produced aud read In the irooate roart 81
Inc County % Bsrnaiiiio. STATE 81 New MrA'
leo, on the 9th day u Nay so2t and the
and Ieatamenf wa qherrupou nxrd for
Thursday the eth day Of Jane. A. ID 1871.
al no O'Clock In the forenoon u said &ny,
Given under my hand aad the seal 81
this Court this 18th day u Ma, A. d 1871.
tSeail FGED ChOLLOTT,
County Clerk.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-03

last WIN aud Tesiamsnt Of William "
slelrht, Decsascd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-03
PRICE EMRICHTA AND WE WILL SELL END. t.


", 0Oo-5-room white etueco, buaEalou,
modern. sleeping porch. fireplace. ~furnace.
%. bOo-e-ruom. 2siory pebble dash, mod.
ern. large sleeping porch. West Silver
heaas. aad let. IN ~ psrts Of The city.
". l~to--t.room hriek. modern. Fiassed
sleeping porth, Fnraes, ehieten houses,
laws. sidewslka,. eopingi Third Yard.
u, soo-ts ssrss q coed land, o mile. from
town, two adobe houses, oetbniidlnfs.
smell orchard, slsetHe pumping pfshii
A. FLEfSCHER
Real Estsis. fnsnfanee. Loaus.
Phoas oTt al south Fourth 81.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-03
NpoKTN-r0E WfsHiNd

Doh't ~ish yaa ooaid lad = Iob-flnd u.
pent wish you could reut your apart
pon't ~isk yea could sell your Aoms--
Sell Il.
BY using the Heralfa claslined Colamns.
Phone 5t5.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-03
POULTRY \ ZOOS

WANTED-To sen voc . lev poaads 81
seEateh pads Al Zoe per pounl. Evsnina
desaiA hasiness afne@ 7
WHITE LEGItORN EGGS Tor setting! fi
Dor f2l; delivered: from registered
stock fertility Elsrautsed 1913 North
Eleventh street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-03

state Of New Neaieo. Coauty 81 Bernalltlo.
In the District Couft.
hisiler Overland Co. fininiiff,
".
James n. whitford, Dfsndant.
To James n. whiiford. Above Named
Defsndanti
You ave hereby notified that the plaintiff
kistler- Overland 90. 10 the above entitled
suit has flied ia complaint and affidavit In
the above entitled court claiming % be the
ON nrr Of an entitled 20 the Immediate pos
session u one Overland 90 Roadster auto.
mobile. serial Nc 7saEt. aud has sued cut
a writ q replsyin 10 said cause directed 20
The sheriff 81 bernaliiio County, New Msx.
leo. aud that said property has been replsvied
under aid writ sud you are further mott
lied that unleas yea enter or cause 20 Ne
catered your appsarauce IN said cause on
or before the aoth day Of jane 1891. ap'
%plication viii b. made 10 the court for the
Iellei demanded ln the complaint
flaiaufts attorney u IT. Is j~amiton,
FRED %CROLLOTr. Cerk.
by HARRY y LIZ
Deputy.
May2o ~ Iunsa.lO.
NOTICE.
Lssi WIN ssa Issssmsn, Of William "
Ia Ma IueV srhulta AZ Albuauaruua gsw
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-03

6KTTER KODAK % isilfN0-H 6stisT,
hstuIn posnse paid % sail otdels. Ihe
nafnum studio. 1loh W. Central. Alba.
WAhTkD-caIehl koses fsnlshina " 1as-
tsr photographer tsiaa daily aarsioa H.
member. aaNafaetion guaranteed. esnd your
hnisAina 20 . reliable established hnn.
Hsnns ! HAMA. MastsF PhotesrapAsn.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-01

Daddy Longlegs' neighbors tcoh
an even greater interest in him. al
ter his contest with Mr.. Crow. Ana
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-01

found out anything ABOUT Dauu'
thar was worth knowing.
Little Mrs. Ladybug, who was
somewhat Of a gossip, discovered
in some way that Daddy Longlegs
was 2 harvestman. And she lost
no time in spreading the news faf
and vide. She even Travelled as
far as the big poplar, to tell Whlte-
face, the Carpenter Bee, what she
had heard.
"A harvestman, eh?" said the
CARPENTER. thrusting his hands in
m the pockets of his apron III
mars 50. why doesn't he go to
work." And without waiting fer
an answer ne lodged quickly IN
side his house. He was building
an addition to his home; and nat
urallv he was Quite busy. lie
knew. too, that Mrs. Ladybug was
a terrible talker .
Il declare, I hadn't thought OF
+hat" Mrs. Ladybug exclaimed
And then She hasteded 10 the
Stone wall 10 find Daddy LongIegs
and learn the answer to the car
pcnter's question.
Mrs. Ladybug soon spied Daddy
.aring from the orchard nearby
Aud since she saw him before ne
,aw her. he had no chance to moe
rIa was sorry: for he just knew
sroo the look in her eye - tha'
-he was going to ask him cues
ion And sure enough, she dld!
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-01
Just Folks
by EDGAR A. GUEST
tCopyrighted)

4 Useless Life.
L wlsht I'd lived IN Caesars time'
1 might have climbed 10 Nights
sublime
Ry Nlnnin' wars an d0in' things
Like oVerihrowiu' forrin' kings
An hayin' people bow to me
FOR hayiu' brought them victory.
II I'd been here In seveniy-six -
1 might have got in politics,
or on a tea chest swung an axe
Because Of Britain's heavy tax,
Az every history studyin' Kid
Would have TO know the things l
did
II IA been here when Franklin
tried
TSite-flyin' with storm outside.
might have beat him 10 that trick
or showed 'em one that's just as
slick
Il might have been my luck TO be
The one 70 find leeiricityl
But here I am, my fathers son.
An an the biggest jobs are done;
I've missed any chance 20 rise TO
fame
An let the whole world know my
name:
when ] get twenty-one or two
There won't be much Tor me 20 do.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-01

silks, entered like a moving garden
of flowers. then India came IN
gemmcd magnificence led by the
divine son OF Suddhodana.
lie bore the bow Of black steel
Sinhahanu. He was dressed as the
with gold tendrils - the Bow OF
Prince Sidhartha, in the garb Of a
warrior Of Oudh. Bow and saber
betrayed the period - the epoch
Of his trial against all comers TO
win the Sakya girl YasUdhara.
As he passed. Cleland, leaning
forward. scanned the splendid and
militant figure intently; and rec
ognized Oswald Grismer under the
glimmering dress OF the young
Buddha militant.
To left and right Of the youthful
god advanced two girls, all in re-
uevcd stiff gold from the soles of
their up-turned sandals to the fam
tastic pagoda peak Of their head
dresses.
They wore golden Burmese
masks. their bodies 10 the girdles
were covered with open-work
golden mugree; from the fantastic
pagoda-liks shoulder pieces gold
gauze swept away like the folded
golden wines Of dragon flies. gold
en- bangles and bells unkled on
wrist and ankle,
With slim rands uplifted like
the giided idols they represented.
the open eye painted in the middle
OF each palm became visible.
Around them swirled a dazzling
throng of Nautch girls
suddenly they rung up their
arms; the stiff gold masks and
body-encasemcnts cracked like
gildcd mummy cases and fell down
closhing around their naked feet.
aud from The cold. glittering chry-
salids stepped out two warm, liv-
ing. enchantingly youthful figures.
1.-the and supple. saluJing the
Prince Siddhartha with bare arms
crossed above their breasts
To one. representing his mother.
Maya. he turned. laying the en-
hlems of temporal power at her
feet. And. In her. Clcland recog-
uizsd Helen Davis.
But his eyes were Tor the other
-- The Sakya kirl Yasodhara in
sold sari and chuddah. her hcdy
ciaspti with q belt of cmnalas and
a sisile 90 the same rems tied be-
low eer breasts