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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-11
Poison Plot
 Victims, Six

Chicago, Nov. 11-Another name was added today to the list of deaths under investigation as a result of the alleged poison plot of Mrs. Tillie Klimek and her cousin, Mrs. Nellie s. Koulik.
 John Guszk owslzi died several years ago under mysterious circunstances after a quarrel with Mrs. Klimek, &C., cording to the police and coroner s office, who asked relatives of Gusz- kowski to consent to an examination of his body.
 Three of the five bodies already ex- humed are those or former husbands of Mrs Kimek.
 Poison was found in tho first two bodies examined, according to cor oner's physi clans. Police say all the dead husband carried 1 insurance, as did Anton Klimelk, whose illness from poison led to the arrest of his wife and Mrs. Zou1ik, now charged with murder.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-11
Appoint New Matron
 of Hillside Home

Fhe Charities commissioners SesteF= as 4faatFea and supervisor at Hillside home te succeed Miss Annie Ceili- more, wfe was requested te resign ea October 16th The removal ef Miss ColiimeFe created much e6a1nstiaH among ths women voters Of the city who declared that Miss CellirnoFe was unfairly treated.
 A eezaHittse FF6FR taa Den seFaSi6 Wemen's eitzh visited Mayer At#atoF oa the matter aad wsse referred ts 51pt. TheERs, but they fet the Aattcz dsep.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-11
STATE UNITES
 IN EIONORING
 DEAD HEROES
Norwa1k Has Mammoth Parade and Danbury Celebrates by Unveiling Memorial Tablet Many Towns Hold Patriotic Observances for Unknown Soldier"

New Haven, Nov. 11-Armistice Day observed Connecticut in than local way although enough communities did not stop their ordinary activities mercia and otherwise to make it general holiday. The American Legions state gathering centered in the Norwalk demonstration, which embraced a municipal holiday, and which State Commander Edward L. Kelly of Colchester attended with the departmental officers It at this gathering also that Lieut. Gov. Charles A. Templeton representing the state and accompanied by
 the military family of Governor Lake, reviewed parade and later spoke at memorial service.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-11
Ne1U HaUer Beauty Welded
 La October And Husbazad Are No1U Seeking A7anulnaent

New Haven, Nov. 11-G. N. S.)- lected from a list of bathing beauties Lillian Olga Peterson, who was se- as Miss New Haven" to represent the city in the National Beauty Show at Atlantic City, and Sidney 8. Isaacs. son of former Assistant Fire Chief Isaac Isaacs, were secretly married in this city October 7th. last, and are now seeking annu1Tnent of their mar rfage, 1t became known today.
 The reason for annulment. it is stated is the fact that Miss Peterson was divorced from a former husha nd in Boston the day before her marriage here and after the second matrimen- ia1 venture. discovered that the divorce granted in Massachusetts for bids her marriage for six months. The fact that Miss Peterson had been prev
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-11
F Football Party
 In Auto Crash

Albany, N, Y, Nov. 11.-Roy Wright. captain of the RensstIaer and seven others including three young women were injured, none ee- riously, in an automobile accident here early today. All were taken to a hospital.
 Wright suffered painful cuts about the facs and arms. His team meets Worcester Polytechnic InstItut, caAa afternoon at Troy.
 Besides Wrightt. the injured are; Betty Hartnett, and Alice M Marony, of Troy: Katherire Keller and Web ster Piass of Albany: Joha Lawlor and William k, Jones of Troy, Jones is a student at R. R. l.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-11
By Norman Shannon Hall

The rain days, the train days,
 The days in camp and billet. The days of endless marching and
 The days of standing to. The gray days, the play days, When each man tried to will it, That the war gods would allow him To be the first man through. The fine days, the line days
 When each man grasped his rife, And, peering through the driving rain Looked for a careless head. The rum days, the g1ura days,
 When no man dared to rrifie, Because a thoughtIess moment theI Meant one more soldier dead.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-11

The old days, the bold days,
 The days of death and danger; The days when men were fighting men,
 And no man was a clod. The dim days, the grim days,
 When safety was a stranger; And those who held their heads too high
 Were laid beneath the sod. The red days, the dead days,
 The days of toll and labor When gas alarm and revei1le
 Was all there was of night. The bad days, the glad days,
 When each man told his neighbor, Tales of raids and battles, which is
 The so1die-. mans delight.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-11
Tiger" Unable
 to Visit City

M. Georges Clezncnceau, fllc renowned '"I1gcr" of France, will be unable to vigit Bridgeport. ac- cordtng to Q letter received from him, addressed to iToln r. Moran, aecTcta v of the ''society des 10 Homes 8 Cg,evaux'' of Harry ". ConEsicn Post, American Legion. Tho pGst hard invited him here,
 "a ds with great rsgret,u writes S1. CieLaenceau, "that must tell you I ma extremely sorry I cannot accept. You will understand that my program has already been definitely arranged with tic result tfset I must limit myself to those cities which arc already mapped out on it.o
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-11

iousiy married and had married Isaacs hero ectz1e as a surprise to both members of the Isnacs' family and tins public here.
 IL has recently been decided that there can ba no prosecution for bigamy in this state in such q ease, although the state Of Massachusetts would not reeS saize the marriage as legal for six T1lonth=. The ease re= sembfes that Of Rudolph Valentine, the movie star who was prosecuted in California for a similar marital mix up. It was stated te6ay hy counsel for fsaaes and Afisz Petersen that their reason fe= asking afasaifne47t of the marriage hers was the fact that Isaacs intends to engaged ia business in Boston and both he and Miss Peterson wish to avoid legal eesapIi-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-11
QUAKE R OC s
 CHILE.
Houses Demolished and Other Damage Report ed-T i d a w c S Smash Small Sailing Craft to Pieces-Fires Break Out in Coquim- bO.

Santiago, Chile, Nov. t1-By
 the A. P.)-Seyere earth shocks
 were felt in various parts Of Chile
 shortly before midnight and again
 in the early hours of this morn
 ing. From various points in cen-
 traI Chile came reports Of houses
 falling and other damage.
 A report from AntOfogaSta, north of Valparaiso, said that a tidal wave came in shortly after midnight, smashing small vessels and sweeping over the homes of fishermen and workers.
 So far no loss of life has been re- ported, but communication lines from many points have been knocked out of order.
 dawn said the shocks were continuing at IlIapel, Nnadices and La Serena The last named city was wrecked by a severe earthquake in 1907. The sea was rising there this morning.
 A despatch at 2:50 o'clock said a heavy shock lasting five minutes hao just been felt at La Serena It brought down many walls and tele- graph poles putting the city in darE- mess.
 Telephone communication from La Serena to the port of Coquimbo was broken off shortly after 1 o'clock when the operator at (St1uimbo left his post upon hearing a report that the sea was advancing inland At that hour fire was reported to have broken out at Coquimbo.
 Additional shocks of great inten- sity were felt here Just before a o'clock this mornins4
 Bueros Aires Nov. 11-(By the A P)-Advices received by the All America Cable company here this forenoon say it is feared the earth quake in Chile caused a catastrophe in Antofogasta- Previous news from Santiago said the earthquake shock there had been accompanied by tidal wave which swept the fishermen's settlement.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-11
THE OLD DAYS

The big days, the dig days,
 The days of trench and dugout- The only days we counted were
 The days it didn't rain. The shower days, the sour days,
 Afraid to stick a mug out, Because that unseen sniping hound,
 Might find our range again. The hard days, the marred days,
 When carried we a token, A message and a promise to
 The very dS lis of Death. The rough days, the tough days, When, bleeding, sore and broken, We carried on and kept our faith,
 So long as we had breath.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-11
EXPE(>' IEIAV VEN.S'
 RETURN
His Attorney, Frederick Fallon, Seeks to Have Police Search for Miss ing Broker Called Of, Saying He Is Merely Resting"

While police continued their exhaustive search today for James H. Havens, prominent local broker who disappeared last Monday, leaving behind creditors claims to the extent of over $1OO, 600, a further investi- gation into his bankrupt organi- Zation was being made by his att torney, Frederick FalIon. Fall Ion held a conference with Gap tain Of Detectives John H. Began this morning, at the conclusion of which he announced to news paperman that he still thinks the search the police are conducting for him is unnecessary. FaIIon said that when Ravens came to
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-11
REVERES
 SOLDIER DEAD OF
 WORLD WAR TO-DAY

Washington, Nov. 11-T. N. S.) From tho Atlantic to the Pacd-
 flc, America turns aside today from common pursuits to rernezn- Der her soldier deaid of the World War on tho fourth anniversary of
 ArInisticc Day.
 Led by the President of the United States, in spirit at least, tens of thou sands of citizens will pay honored tribute at the graves of the men who gave their all for civilization on the poppy fields Of Franco, The observ-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-11
Board of Education Will Meet Monday:
 to Elect President

The Board of Education with It's reduced membership will meet Mon- day. The principal business of the meeting will be the election of presi- dent and other officials. Dr, A, e. Fonea, vice president of the board. is slated as the next president. Owen Burns, president. will retire. No other candidates have been mentioned for vice president and secreary, Re- ports of Supt. Cortright will be read.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-11
PERSHING URGES
 PREPAREDNESS

Of euF. -foFmeF a1iIes,'' Pe4'shing said, dIseuss=.ts tha Near Eastern crisis.
 ffstPeegely enough, thoHe wie Hp- real most loudly for head1ong inter- @artteta are those wi4ei most voeifsF= eusiy sende dean any and all fPrepars= tien for sudden emergency"
 Evary president wh6 has spoken eH tiaa subject ef our national integrity, f>exiHniag with Geerge Washington, Pou.1iRg declared. has asserted that ia peace we should prepare for war.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-11

New York, Nov. 1i-Demands for American military action in Turkey made by American e4ergymen wne otherwise ospoea adequate prepared ness were deneuaeed in strong terms by General Ieiia J. peFs hing in an Arr1istiee Day aA t*ess here befeFe the National Ctvls ; edsFakion.
 "Deraalds aFe aalY made that t1as American military kaFees lse dis patched feT eartieipah ,a~ in behalf
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-11

anee in Washington officially sane tfe1ed by the Government simply syfnboiizea the homage of Q nation for it's hero dead.
 President Harding setting q preeed- ent for all time to come. crossed the Potomac this morning into tho hills of Virginia to place a wreath on the ter11t, of the Unknown Soldier" who was brought back from France to be- gin his last 1eng sleep on American soil a year ago today. This simple
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-11
Bandits Capture
 Two American
 Missionaries

Shanghai, Nev. 11-fBy the A. P.) AmerioaH missionaries. un- named, are among 4afniga eaPtives aeeasdiae ta werd received here to- day from Madame EedeFstresa of the Latfnraa mission, whe has been re- leased by the brigaads and has ar rived at fiag-CheWfti1. She also re- peEtsd that she say H. H. LedgaFd of inc China f#iaaa mission stan aaens the hostages.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-11

his office and announced his fn- tention Of filing a petition in bankruptcy, he also stated that he was going away for couple of days to recuperate and would xeLuru.
 SeacOaSt Watched.
 Attorney Fal1on still thinks that he will keep his word and turn up him self The police, however, are not so confident and are pushing their search with added zest. Every sea-
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-11
Mary MaeSwiney
 on Hunger Strike

Dublin. Nov. 11-Mary Mas-Swi- nev. sister Of the late Lserd Mayor of Cork N-ile was arrested one week ago today charged with plotting disorders, was still en a hunger strike today
 She has not eaten since her arrest. She said sine would sta-Fe herself ve death as her brother did in Brixfen
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-11
WEATHER:

Southern New England: Cloudy uR~ settled with local rains late tonight or Sunday! warmer tonight; moderate to fresh northwest winds.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-12-22
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

/, Hstaae of William p. Cox. deceas-
e No. COZ.
Notice is hereby given that on the
! ] 9TH day Of January. A. ID. 1929.
the undersigned will present to the
County Court Of Rio Grande Coun-
,y,. Colorado. her accounts for final
settlement OF administration Of said
estate. when and where all persons
in interest may appear and object
to them. Il they 20 desire.
FLORENCE I. KINNlSON,
Administratrix Of the Estate
Of William p. Cox. deceased.
First Pub. Dec. Is, 1922.
Last Pub. Jan. IL. 1923.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-12-22
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING
Monte Vista. Colo.

Monte Vista. Colo.
December s, 1922.
Notice is hereby given that the
regular annual meeting Of the stock.
holders Of the Monte Vista Building
association will be held at the
WOodmen hall. Monte Vista. Colo.
on the 9Th day Of January. 1928.
at 500 O'Clock p. m, for the pur-
pose OF electing board Of directors
for the ensuing year and the trans
action OF such other business ~ may
properly come before said meeting
Come and learn what 10 being
done with your money.
WILLIS II. FASSETT.
President.
GEO B. BOUTWELL,.
Secretary.
Pub. Dec. 20 and 20.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-12-22

To Whom II May Concern and
especially TO all who are and all
who claim to be heirs or grantees
Of Samuel Wyley. deceased. and
Sarah c. Wyley. deceased. or either
Of them. Who have or who claim to
have any right. title or interest 70
. ed. GREETING:
Notice 10 hereby given that Ger
truds Thrasher. daughter and heir
OF Samuel Wylsy and Sarah G.
Wylsy, deceased. has filed In the
above entitled Cause her verified
petition alleging that Samuel Wylsy
J died intestats In Rio 0rande county.
Colorado. On or about May II. 1919.
and that Sarah c. Wylsy. widow
|, Of said Samuel Wylsy. died In
tsstats II Rio 0rands County. Colo
rado. On or about May ~. 1914.
sstssA aud possessed. - ten.
snts in common. OF Lot Numbered
Pour (l) In Block Numbered
Tveaty (3o). In 0rand View Addi-
tion 10 the Town OF Monte Vista. to-
gsth1F With all water and water
rights thsrsu1to belonging. and In
cluAing Q oae-half interest u the
artssien we'll located directly BE-
tween Lot No. and Lot No. 5. IN
Block -. Of the addition end town
Aforesaid, situate. lying and being
in the County Of Rio 0rands and
STATE Of Colorado. and that eoS1
eanuoa WyIsy and Sarah G. Wyiey
were Husband and wife and lett
surviving then. - their oaly heirs
at hw aad children. Gertrude
ThrasAer. john Wyiey. Wlliien Q.
Wyisy. Mslinda Fuller. Isis Z.
Ksse. J. Cliatea Wyisy. flosste ?.
MouSk. sa4 also Harold LAMBERT
thetS graa1eoo.
order OF saiA District Court bad eoA
ootored In the matter q eaS1 Deti.
M he hearing theesos hes $3.50
fixsA tor the 37th day Of Deesnbss.
A. b. 1853, at the hou5 Of Ten
o'cjock. A. ~. whsa aad whers eay
M ell persons interested nay ~.
peor eai answer said pstitioa aad
~ - any proper 1seeese - the
sene Or any part thsrees. o. iatee-
vooe 70 assert Or protect any ln-
tseeet that they nay have thersin::
anl vheN eAd Where the Court viii
receive enl hear svidsncs toechise
1eoeeot Of sai1 Seal estate. and flnd
saA 1ator0ine the respective Stghee
10 es1 iaterests n sald property Of
al Doesons named In said petition
or olAeewloo appoaTsnS as sasd near
ing.
Distrie4 Coart With the Qeai there
NJ hsroto afftxed at Del Norte. ~
Oraals Ceunty. Colorado. this sth
day q Neve0bss. 4. D. 1888.
(o1ALl
L 4. BroNE.
Cleek.
First P.b. Nsv. g. ieaa.
Last Put. De. -. 1889.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-12-22

NOTICE or AnJUNTalnNT DAY
Wstaie ~ 0asnh leelIoo1, aeeeas.
"a. No. $50.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified d
County Court Of Rio 0raada Coun.
present them for adjustment 70 thu
y, Colombo. on the 97th day oi
December. A. D.. 1879.
GEO b. BOUTWELL,.
Administsator.
Nov. sl--Dsc. -.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-12-22
NOTICE OF HEARING no
DETERMINE AEIRSHlP
COUNTY OF RIO GRANDE.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
NO. 27e3.

In the matter Of the Peti
tiOn Of Lois Pearl BarEett
for the Differentiation u
Interests In thu lands aad
Tcarnents u hcrschcl n.
MesrhAnt, Deceased.
To Whom 1t May Concern and
especially to all who are and all
who claim to be heirs or grantees
of Herschsl N. Merchant. deceased,
who have or who claim to have any
right. title or interest to the real
estate herei n after described.
GREETING:
Notice II hereby given that Lois
Pearl Burgett. daughter and heir
Of Herschel N. Merchant. deceased.
has filed, In the above entitled
cause. her verified petition alleG-
Ing that Herschel N. Merchant. died
intestate At San Diego. California.
on or about the fifth day Of March,
A. d. 1929. seized and possess
cd Of lots numbered Nine (S) and
Ten uO) In Block "B" Of How
ards Subdivision OF the South seven
hundred and forty feet Of the South
west quarter tsWk) of Section
Thirty-ons taD. Township Thirty
nine (3S) North. RanGe Eight (S)
East N. n. p. NJ. and the South
seven hundred and forty feet Of the
Southeast quarter tSEk) Of Sec
ton Thirty-six (30. Township
Thirty-nine t3S) North. Rasge
Seven (D East N. n. p. H.. and
also lots numbered 30. ~ asd -
In Block I OF the Town Of Monte
Vista, and Lot Numbered %e0 IN
The San Luis Valley MasoaSc Park.
oil In the County OF Rio 0rands and
state OF Colorado. and that said
Herschel N. Merchant left ssSviv-
Ing him. - his only heirs at law.
bis wife Estella I. Merchant. aad bis
children. Cleila Lake Fassstt. Lois
Pearl Burgett. Royal Elliott Mer-
chant. Nettls Lake Dyer. and Vista
Anita LindenmeyeT.
You arc hereby notified that BY
order Of said District Court had and
entered in the matter Of said peti-
tioa.. the hearing thereof has 6esn
fixed for the 9Th day Of Dscsnbsr.
A. d. 1879. whss aad whsfe sny
and all persons interested nay ap-
psar aad answer said petition and
set up any proper dsfsass to the
sane or any part thereof. or iater-
vsns 70 assert or protect any ia-
tsrest that they may have therein.
aad when and whore The eoust Will
receive and hear sviAsaee touehiaa
tho descent OF said real estate. and
fjaA aad dstsrmlas The respective
rights 70 aad intsrssts n saiA prop.
eety Of ell Dersons NAMED IN Gai6
petition Of otherwise appsasias q
Witasss Z. Z. stoss. c,sek Of The
District Court. vttA The 0eel there.
Of hereto AFFIXED q Del Nests. Hie
0ras1s County. Coloea1e. tAls "a
day Of November. A. b. 1883.
L. =. STONE.
Clerk.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-12-22
For Auto Licenses see o. A.
Cramer.

ATTENTION LETTUCE GROWERS
Order your seed from California.
The proven strain. The Sawdey
company. 724 Wholesale Terminal
building. Los Angeles. Calf.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-12-22
MAGNETIC TROUBLES

demand the attention of en-
perts. We have a man who is
thoroughly versed in mag
netOs. He knows them from A
to z. His past record proves
him to be capable of remedy
ing the ailments of all mag
netos. Bring your auto igni-
ton troubles to us.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-12-22

A shipment OF evergreen grave
blankets has Just been received at
The Woods Floral Store.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-12-22

children's games OF all kinds at
Fullers.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-12-22

FOR SALE-YounE fat ducks.
alive 81: dressed 3i.25. u. l..
Popejoy. I miles south OF town.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-12-22

FOR SALE-Baldwin piano. good
MS new. male Duroc Jerseys. ready
for service. well bored. good ones.
A. l.. Mockelstrom. II mile SO. Gus
Robbs
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-12-22

First Psb. Nov. -. 1888.
Last Puh. Dsc. -. 1879.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-12-22

FOR SALE-$97.5O set OF DIR.
Elliott's Harvard Classics. like new.
for SO. lis San Juan Ave. Ala
mosa, Colo.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-12-22

No wonder folks are surprised at
the prices Of our Ivory. You will
be too. Bee the real line nj Fullers.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-12-22

FOR SALE-A few big boned
young registered. own choice. sows
for sale. Bred to registered male.
W. A. Bronaugh.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-12-22
NOTICE OF HEARING no
DETERMINE HEIRsHIP
STATE OF COLORADO.
COUNTY OF RIO 0RANDE.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
NO. 2770.

In the matter of the Peti.
ti0a 0f OsHtrudc Thrasher
Toe the 0cles1ninatiOa Of
Inteeesas In the l1aads and
TcoeAeats u b . - \ el
Wyley asd sarah q.
wybeT. Dcce0scd.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-12-22

On account OF other interests. I
will consider any reasonable price
for my six room partly modern
house and all the furniture ut Is
Davis. west end. Terms will he
given TO responsible party. Ad-
dress 0. A. LundQuest. Box 666.
Monte Vista. Colo.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-12-22

FOR RENT-FurniShed rooms.
modern. Mrs. Dewey. 3?% WASH
| ington.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-12-22

FOR SALE-Player piano. Bald
win make, first class condition.
Terms II desired. Inquire Earl
Johnston.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-12-22

Have . nice line OF pet stock"
for Christmas trade. Puppies OF
all kinds: kittens and singing can
aries at popular prices. We buy
pet stock. also. The Pet Shoppe.
l+40 Champa, Denver. Mrs. Cleo
Springer Mogenson. prop.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-12-22

First Pub. Nev. -. 1883.
Last Put. pes. -. 1883.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-12-22

For anything n RaAto srts. pasts
and rcr,oSrs ere tho Valley Radio
Supply O.. ~ else BuIcA Garage. @
q. Ditto s~d ?. p. narg~r.
Mountain advocate., 1922-01-20
TEDDY PAYS HIS OWN TAX

Mrs. d. W. Slusher had one of the
incest taxpayers she has ever met to
pay her a visit Monday. His name
is Teddy Harbin and he knows lots
of things, among them how to ap-
proach a lady and worm his way in
to her affections. Teddy entered the
County Clerks Office carrying a dol
lar bill for a dog license for a dog
the family owns. AS he carried the
dollar bill in his mouth, he had moth
ing to say, but he waited till Frank
Harbin told him just what to do, he
being unused to legal methods.
Frank told him to take no notice
of the mere men in the office. but
to go to the lady who issues licenses
for dogs. Teddy hunted up Mrs.
Slusher and siding up to her. he
said as plainly as a fellow can who
has a dollar bill in his mouth, How
do you do. awfully glad to meet
you. Please sell me a license for a
nice little dog we have in our fam
lily"
Mrs. Slusher naturally petted such
polite little fellow and sold him
the license. giving him a dogs tag
to prove that the family dog was
person of consideration. Teddy
then smiled as a dog can when pleas
ed and gave Mrs. Slusher to under
stand he had enjoyed the little joke
of buying a license for himself. He
then took Frank home.