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The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-02-21

have been reading you corner for
some time and think ysu are wonder
full. And wish you all kinds of luck
Will you please answer 4 few questions
for me! ID What can you do to get
thin! (2) What can ysu use to make
your eye brows quit comm. In? Hop
ing that / haven't taken up too much
space, 1 am as evr. BLUE EYES.
Thanks Blue Eyes % Diet and ex-
ercise Is tho most satisfactory method
for reducing and you can obtain results
IL you are persistent and systematic
in your efforts. (2) fear there is moth
ing. my dear, which will stop their
growth entirely. 1t Is practically i'm
possible to permanently stop the
growth of hair except with the electric
needle.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-02-21

- ask you to send your name for the
answer to this question. I can give
you the name of a very splendid dan
drum cure. (2) You should be at least
sixteen before attending n public dance
and should then be accompanied by 4
chaperone. A dancing party. OCCASION
ally. In the home OF friends. would be
permissible At fourteen and fifteen.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-02-21

A yeungster who stuck at the SPELL
ing Of ~acquaintance" was advised BY
his father to consult q dictionary Thfs.
however. failed to settle TIE point, and
father himself called for the book to
be brought to him.
"SIIly boy" he snapped 'Of course.
you wouldn't md 1t under Az Sure
,y you know better than that. Look
under 'Ak.'"-London Tit-Bits.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-02-21
She'll Get II Anyhow.

Nlpp-"A woman always wants the
last word" Tuck-"And man can save
lot Of time by letting her have It."
Halls Catarrh Medicine
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-02-21

Dear Miss Brooks:
This IL the Arst time I havs srtss -
your corner. but have read II every
week and think ysur answers ars very
clever and interesting. (z) Please tell
ne Of some cute costume - wear 1T 4
character ball. (2) I am Is years Oh
and Am IT. inches tall. Do you think
I am 20 much too tall? Yours very
sincerity. BETTY. Utah.
Thanks Betty. Sorry but cannot an
swer but two questions. Send me your
others later. viii your ~ Tho Dutch
costume is very pretty and easy to copy.
would be glad to send ysu q small
booklet OF fancy dress costume designs.
The price II Is cents. (2) Tho average
height Of \ girl of Is II feet and 2
inches. SO you are quite tall for your
ago but that does not matter. Exercise
in every way will make you supple and
graceful. and when you are that. you
car scarcely - tee tall to appear to
advantage.
Dear Miss Brooks:
/ would thank you very much II you
would answer these questions. "a
Would you go with 4 boy younger than
you ars7 would be very glad II you
would publish the song stumbling"
and the poem The Chiidren's Hour"
Thanks in advance. SUSIE, Utah
Space will not permit the answering
of but tive questions. II you watch you
will no doubt see the birthday reading
for September. ~ 1t altogether de-
ponds upon how old you both are. and
also upon your individual dispositions
/ do not think = few years
either way makes a great deal of diff
srsnce. (2) The song stumbling can
be purchased at the music shops fer 40
cents, SO I cannot print 1t here. but
would be very glad to have II sent to
ysu. am very glad Indeed to publish
beautiful poem. The Chill
ren's Hour"
Between the dark and tho daylight.
when the night Is beginning to lower.
Comes u pause In the days occupations.
that II known as the Children's Hour.
hear In the chamber above me the pat
ter Of little feet,
The sound of . door that II opened. and
voices soft and sweet.
From my study sec In the lamplight.
descending the broad hall-stair.
Grave Alice. and laughing Allegro, and
Edith with golden hair.
A whisper, and then 4 silence; yet II
know by their merry eyes
They are plotting and planning to-
gether to take me By surprise.
A sudden rush from the stairway. sud
den raid from the hall!
BY three doors left unHuardsd they
enter my castle wall!
They climb up into my turret DER the
arms and the back of my chair
4 I try to escape they surround nae;
they seem to be everywhere.
They almost dsvour me with kisses.
their arms about mo entwine.
Till think of the Bishops of Bingen, In |
his Mouse-tower on the Rhine!
Do you think. oh. blue-eyed banditti.
because you have scaled the wall.
such an old moustache As am IL not
match for you all?
have you fast in my fortress. and will |
not let you depart.
But put you down into the dungeon In |
the round-towsr of my heart.
Ana there will / keep ysu forever. yes.
for ever and a day.
Till the walls shall crumbls to ruin. and
meulder in dust away.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-02-21
Dear Miss Brooks:


Miss Brooks can you give ne the
name or the words to this sonEf Here
are 4 few lines 10 II and can't rsnsm-
Der the rest.
1t is Christmas eve again with it's glad
MSS and its pain
I wonder. girly. where ysu are tonight.
1 hsps you're happy there. that ysu
never have 4 care.
But some day when beauty's goAs yeu
Will cease to roam.
Then II YOU should need = friend until
life for me does end
I'll be waiting here to welcome you
back homo.
Thanking you very much I remain
~ ever. TRIXIE, Provo.
Thanks very much for tho song.
Trixie. How nice it IL to help each
other, isn't IT. The song has been print
ed and I am sure white Rose" enjoyed
1t. 1 hope we will be As fortunate in
securing yours for you. rs have not
been able to 6nd it
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-02-21
Dear Miss Brook:

Dear Miss Brooks:
have read your letters q great deal.
and / would like to ask you \ question.
Would you please publish tho song.
Lullaby" from "Erminsr' 1 thank ysu
very much. Yours.
JUNE BUG. Pluto. Utah.
AZ the song requested can be had in
the music stores / cannot publish It
here. The price Is IS cents and / will
be glad to have 1t sent to you IL you
wish.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-02-21
Dear Miss Brooks:

Dear Miss BROOKS.
Although I haven't ever written to
you before, have been very interested
In your corner. hope yoL will be
glad to Welcome ne. would like you
to answer = few questions II IT isn't
too much bother. ~ Can you tell me
anything that Is coed for dandrurf (2)
How old should a girl be before she
goes to the dance and dances?
MABEL, Idaho.
You are very welcome. % VIII have
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-02-21
Dear Miss Brooks:


I have been reading your corner,
"Just Between You and Me-" and have
read some very interesting points.
would you mind answering one or two
questions for me? (1) Is 1t right to give
presents to a boy and Rot receive any
from him. and would you please send
me q copy, or have IL written In the
paper. of Il Amt Nobody's Darlingr'
tz) Would you tell me a good costume
to dress for q character ball or Mas
qusrade ball. and also give nae the de-
seription and how to dress for It!
Thanking you fer your advice and wish
you a happy and prosperous New Year.
Would like these questions AID answers
in nsxt paper
GOLDEN LOCKS. Duehssne. Utah.
1) No II Is not right and I should
think enc would not care to do It. ca
Your song can he had In the music
shops SO 1t cannot appear hsre. Price
40 cents Will be glad to have 1t seat
to you II you wish. (3) I can also send
you 4 small booklet on Masquerade
costumes for Is cents but space will
net permit OF . detailed description Of
costume and how to make 1t. Had
you enclosed your name I Rtght then
have beea able to do so. AZ can
answer but tive questions I hope you
will submit your other question later.
enclose ysur name. dssr.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-02-21
Dear Miss Brooks:


I'm not writing to you for advice.
but just to let you know that I'm en-
Toying your Just Between You and
| Me-" although / am far. far away. I
get every question almost that ever
bothsrs me answered by you, although /
never do write. Ny father has lots Of
relatives in Utah and he, also, was
-earsd there. SO therefore he take the
- - -. 1t takes 1t n long time
20 get here. but your section is the first
hing l look for. / am fourteen years
Of age. have black hair and blue eyes
II not 30 very tall and am no "happer.
Ny highest ambition almost 10 to visit
once more cut West I've been out there
once. but I was only \ small child and
cannot very well bring back to mind
the beautiful land. May you still con-
tinus your same success.
AN ADMIRER.
New Albany. Miss.
am more than glad to welcome you.
my dear. and let us sincerely hope your
ambition to visit US once more may be
speedily realized. And oh. how glad
am that you are not n "fiapper" How
glad we will all be when she ceases to
exist. when she IL back to normal ways
of dressing and normal ways Of acting.
and normal ways of thinking. And
that time Is eomingl The short skirts
are going. the bebbed hair Is going and
soon tho napper will be gone and in
her stead we will again behold the
sweet. modest, sensible girl of yore-
just a. chic. just as up-to-date In every
way. but wholesome and good to know.
Perhaps l can be Of service to you
some time. 20 will hope to hear from
you again.
Dear Miss Brooks:
This Is the first time I have en,ered
your corner. but / have read about how
you have helped so many others that l
would like to ask few questions ~
What should you do II a boy kisses your
hand in school? (All did was blush-)
(2) What is Mildred Davis and Har-
old Lloyd's address? l hope / haven't
taken too much room.
A BASHFUL GIRL. Idaho.
Cd There wasn't much to do afttr
he had kissed your hand. He probably
did it to tease you. There Is no cure
for blushing, other than to try eontinu-
ally to overcome self-consciousness
Forget self In an effort to be really in
teresting and jolly with your friends
Do rot take everything your friends say
and do too seriously. You will find that
the more you associate and mix" with
people and make the effort as above
stated, you will overcome this painful
seeming affliction. Butt IS much
setter to blush, my dear. than to become |
loud and boistrous (2) Harold Lloyd |
and Mildred Davis may be addressed at |
the Hal Roach Studios, Culver City. |
Calf. Sorry. but / am compelled to |
limit my answers to two questions. as |
stated In rules at head Of column
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-02-21

~ Yes. dear. It really is. II you are
Just a young girl. Wrong In the sense
that you attempt to hide your real and
natural beauty by = very poor imitation.
compare with the fresh girlish beauty
of youth. (2) The customary manner
Is for the lady to 60 backward In the
dance.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-02-21

Those who are In . run down. condi-
ton win notice that Catarrh bothers
chem much more than when they are In
good health This fact proves that while
Catarrh II 4 local disease, II II greatly
influenced by constitutional conditions
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE con-
sists Of an Ointment which Quickly
Relieves by local application. and the
Internal Medicine, q Tonic. which assists
IN improving the General Health
Sold By druggists for over 70 Years.
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo. Ohio.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-02-21
[;2&(;:3s1>l
you use less
The Boycott

he 6oyCott
The word boycott means to combine
70 refuee to wsrk for. deal, O ~
sociate with or assist Z person; q
speces Ct communicated: to plaza
>rchandise under q ban to prevenf
It's ale. 1t was q nethed It lntimi.
dati Al adopted by the Irish Land
'>-.ae IN 1880. and Captain Boycott
~as 90 e its hrst victins-
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-02-21
Dear Miss Brooks:

Will you please answer the two fol-
lowing questions? % Is II wrong 10
use powder and rouge? (2) Which is
proper when dancing, for the girl or
boy to go backwards, o. doesn't 1t mat
ter? hope haven't put you cut much
by asking these questions. but ] need
some good advice. l wish you much
success in your work.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-02-21
Dear Miss Brooks:

Lear MISE BROOKS.
l have written to the "Just Between
You and Me Corner" once before. and
received such good advice. that / am
writing again and am asking a favor
this time. Will you. or some Of the
readers give me the poem "Forsotten?"
1t is in The Rosary" but 1 am unable to
get Tho Rosary" now and should like
very much to have this poem printed or
sent to mo. / believe someone ask ed
for the poem Camille" some time age.
will be glad to send this poem to that
person. Thanking you. / am
ANOTHER SHAMROCK"
Meridian, Idaho.
If the poem. forgotten" II In tho
book, The Rosary" l have failed to
see 1t, but perhaps I may locate the
song later somewhere. l do not re-
member nor do have filed 4 request
for the poom you 70 kindly offer. but
perhaps some one seeing this will be
glad to have It. - / will appreciate II
IL you will send 1t 81. Thanks very
much
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-02-21

Net Guilty.
Coaductor-Shamoki Shamokinf
Irish Passenger-No, Playing cards.
-Peaa State FrotA.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-02-21

Never Judge what she thinks BY
what she says.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-02-21
Dear Helen Brooks:

0e&I holea bIOOkS.
This IL the hrst time I have writer
to you. i hope l am not too much
bother to you. VIII you please answer
me some questions? % IL 1t proper tc
sauce your mother or any one else? (2)
How old should you be before you stor
playing with dolls? Yours truly,
MISS DOOR-KNOB. Idaho.
You arc most welcome Miss Door
Knob and love to answer your ques-
lions. but 1 am compelled to limit my
answers to tive questions. 10 1 will
answer two of your questions and ask
you to submit the remaining four at
some future time. "a 1t II never prop
or to be saucy or imprudent to any one,
especially your parents or elders. and
It is a habit which II once formed is
very hard to overcome. so 1 advise that
you watch yourself carefully In this
respect. CO. Play with dolls just rs
long a. you enjoy 1t. dear. You will
never be too old to play with dolls or
any other girlish pastims which ysu
enjoy. 1t will keep you sweet and
wholesome and carefres-
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-02-21

table the fun consists In seeing whs car
throw the most tiny wire hsart-shaped
| rings over Il wooden peg. Eilded to rep
| resent an arrow. (This arrow will have
to be set into 4 block of wood to make
II stand.) Tho players who have the
most hearts to their credit at the end OF
the round receive stars on their heart
shaped tallies and progress. At the Sec
ond table Is 4 baskstful of tiny DiAk
hearts. cut in halves, quarters. etc. Each
player receives 4 square of cardboard
and 4 bottle Of paste Is on the table. A
large hat pin IL used and the player
plunges 1t into tho basket. Whatever
fragments arc on the pin are exam
ined and II any pieces match they are
pasted on the cardboard, returning the
others to the basket. Whom tho signal
to progress Is given, tho two people
having the most complete hearts move
to the next table. New hearts are pro-
vided for the next couples
For the third table a dishpan OF wa
ter with 4 dozen tiny csllulvid hearts
floating II placed. In each heart is a
rod and line with = tiny hook attached
and they fish for the floating hearts
Those Catching the most hearts re-
ce;ve stars and progress.
At tho next table = basket IL filled
with letters cut from heavy paper. Each
player helps himself to 4 handful and
proceeds to form the words, st. VAL
entine's Day" The one completing these
words or the one most nearly COM
pleted. proceeds.
In the center OF the NTH table 4 little
mound Of pink candy drops are found.
SurmountinE the heap Is tiny cupid
with outstretched bow. Each player
lifts candy from the pile with candy
tongs. The first enc who overthrows
cupid Is out of the game. The pile is
rebuilt and the fun continues until an
other overthrows him. The remaining
two receive stars and move forward.
Players winning the most stars on
their tallies receive prizes suggestive
of ST. Valentine.
Service eart-shaped sandwiches, OIL
ives, sailed nuts. fancy cakes and Ices.
with coffee. For your centerpIece make
a big fluffy. heart-shaped surprise pie.
with red ribbons terminating In candy
hearts running to each cover. At the
end of the meal let each pull ribbon.
and receive \ favor that should be sug-
gestive of the day.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-02-21
altLake City Firms
rUrs. TANNED 4 nErAIREp

ETTnC made to observation-disclosures d-
fIIhN cleaned and stored. We buy and tan
S raw fsrs- Cezy Fur Shop. ~ E. bdwy
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-02-21
Dear Miss Brooks:

Dear Miss Brooks:
have been reading your corner.
"Just Between You and Me-" and find
It interesting. WIN you please answer
the following qusstionsf (1) Win you
publish tive songf The Drunkard's
Dream and Two Orphan Children7 (2)
Who wrote the last verse OF Hello Cen
trail. give me Heavsnf Thanking you
for your kindness.
BROWN EYES
Space Will not permit that your songs
appear in this issue, and perhaps you
had best send me your name, SO when
1 find them 1 can send then direct, as
l cannot get all the songs requested In
tho paper. (2) The last verse of Hello
Central, Give Ne Heaven" was all I
could remember of tho, song the Arst
verse has appeared since.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-02-21

I have you fast in my fortress. and will
not let you depart.
But put you down into the dungeon in
the round-towsr of my heart.
Anu there will l keep ysu forever. yes.
for ever and a day,
Till the walls shall crumbls to ruin. and
moulder in dust away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
GIRLS TO SEE
HARDING FIRST
Committee Wants as Many
as Possible to BE Present

Girls. get out your white dresses
aud pick a bouquet OF mothers
choicest flowers because you are on
the reception committee nj Yoiun.
toer park Friday morning. July "a.
10 greet your president. Tho entire
city VI being modified with a big
committee headed by Mrs. Keith
Logan Built. The committee *.
tends a general invitation 10 an
girls. both local and out Of town
The committee in charge Is Nm.
r.. J. Brown. Mrs. y. l. Garrett.
AIRS. Paul Henry. Mrs. Josiah Col.
Inns. Mihs Hanna A. Tieney Mrs
Everett Smith. Mrs, y. y. Fryer,
an. Daniel Ragan. Ma. John
Witherspoon. Mrs. H. y. Mnltby,
Mn A. u, GfeenEtreet. Mrs John
+. Miller. Mrs. Ellis DeBulcr. Mrs
VIM. sherman Walker. Mn. Kath.
ryn A. Miracle. Mrs. Keith Logan
BullItt. chairman. Mrs. George H.
Guy. secretary. Mrs. Stanley Minor
and Ms. Nathan EcIatein.
Ten flower girls will be selected
10 present huge baskets OF flowers
TO the presidential party. These
girls viii be selected from the va.
rlous school dhtncts' Of the city.
Mn. y. l. Garrett IL chairman Of
the flower committee and she la
sending out an s. o. s. call for
flowers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
ELOPED WITH
VICTIMS WIFE,

CHICAGO. July 1s.-Ambresto
GiIberto. a tailor. alleged to have
eloped recently with his victims
wife. was hunted by police today as
tho singer OF Gologera Salerno. a
contractor.
Frank. 10. the slain mans son.
sald Gilborto was taken into his n.
Tiers home when he wns penniIess
and begging for "a place 10 sleep.
Shortly afterward Gilberto and Mrs.
salerno disappeared
Salerno was shot nown on a
crowded street. The assailant leaped
into car driven by Charles Goetz.
ordering him 20 drive like hell"
When the automobile was stalled by
traffic. Goctz was shot and prob.
ably fatally wounded.
Mrs. Salerno was taken into Gus
tody nj the love nest" where DO
lice say she and Gllberto lived. blu,
refused 10 talk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
Personal

Mr. and Mrs Thomas Bordeaux,
with their house guests. Mr and
Mrs. Charles Wilson. OF Victoria. u
C.. and Mrs. Bert Farrar. and Gefai'
dine and Philip Farrar, left today
by motor for few days visit az
Bordeaux.
Mrs. G =. Thomas and her moth
or, Mrs. II y Bcckon, OF Santa
Monica. CAL who came up Tor the
golf tournament. loft Tuesday for
Vancouver u. c. on their way
home.
Mr and Mrs. Van Dyke Johns re.
turned Friday from a weeks stay IN
Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. s II. Kerr. who
have been visiting IN Illinois and
Ohio since the fint OF May. re.
turned last Saturday
Or. and Mrs W w. Beckett and
Mr. and Mrs c. l. y. Moore. Of
Los Angeles, who are spending n
fow days IN town az the Hotel
Washington. left thls morning for
Mount Rainier. with DR.. and Mrn.
Homer Dudley.
Mr.. and Mrs Alexander NJ. Rus.
sell. tisolino soothernnl OF Boze.
man, Mont. formerly of Seattle. nro
receiving congratulations upon the
birth Of son on July II.
Mrs. Genovicye Blelhen. her moth.
er. Mrs, Martha swadloy. and sister.
Mrs. l.. H. Darwin. OF Bollinghnm.
with Miss Elizabeth fiammona. are
motoring 10 Pacific Beach Thursday
for short stay.
Mr., and Mrs. Harry c. Ellsworth
arc being congratulated on the birth
OF daughter. Bonnie Bell. July 10.
at 2ias Eighth ave. n.
Miss Leslie KeafnH. of Portland.
will spend the weekend with Aiiss
Jane Perkins.
Mr.. and MH. Daniel buckingham
have returned from a trip East.
Mr. and Mu Harry y. os,rander.
with their house guests. Mr. and
Mra, George Dyer and Mr. Philip
Ammidown. or Milwaukee. motored
10 Mount Rainier today 10 spend
several days.
Mr. and Mrs ". ~ sullongcI
have returned from a month"; mo
tor trip 10 California. Allsn Bin,
sulienger win remain NJ the soutt
for another month.
Miss Margaret Bentley. who has
been visiting Miss Janet Henry foi
a fortnight. IL leaving Thursday 10,
her home In San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
DATES
TO REMEMBER

TIT HHDANs JULY ID
Mrs EdpAfd Aorran MilIs igneh.
sgH At the Seattle Tsnnls elab.
FRIDAY. July TO-
Mrs. Lawrence ives bridge tee h
honor % Mas Beatrice ttsiniE %
iiroekiyn. y. r. ana Miss Mildred
Lewis
Miss Housnss Green's dinner at
hHmu % compliment Mas EiisH
Mssssr and Nance. Mr. LaaY
meuas
Ar. and Mrs n %. nsrgiirs dance
az home 20 honor Miss Esialis
Merlin and their house Hussts.
Miss Julia nuhi and Nj. nssTy
Huhi % Detroit.
SATURDAY. July si--
ar and Mfs ailllhHlsn orays
buffet supper Al home. 20 eamBii-
msnt Niss Mildred Lewis and aiss
JAas Perkins
The marriage 81 Miss ElsaHar Hilion
% Mr Carter brooke Jones alta
Emmanuel church. In East 10.
atiis. a. ! o'clock.
TUESDAY. July 81
Mrs. urosysaer AtWoed aherrnan's
tea 70 honor pr Auftlla Henry
Hsinharat and Miss Rasaiiua
Keep. AZ home from 10 q
o'clock.
WEDNESDAY. July s.
The marriage % Miss fsrtls Maris
Anderson to Nt. Milford X.
kinEsbury Al the home 81 her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs j. T.. An
drftbu. al Sssq u'eiack,
Mrs. Harry Barnsii jones bridge
at home IN honor OF her sister.
Mrs, Gerald White. Of Berkeley.
and Mrs. y. " Adams
Miss wsnunah Hiaekwsifa bridge
70 honor her sister. ara. Wilson
Mclean Snyder. and Afs Thomas
Drumhcliet.
Mrs Robert NcCisliAnd's bridge tea
81 thu Seattle Tennis eiab IN com.
piimsnt 90 Miss Beatrice usinIE
Of brooklyn. y. r.. and Miss MI.
drsd Lgeis.
The marriage Of Miss Maurine Hiatt
10 Ar. Arthur Kiichetl Roberts.
AZ home o. parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl o. Hiatt. At $40 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
Cat Dislodged by
Blow From Tomato

A weli-placed shot with "A ripe 10.
maio dislcdged n black ,abby cat
from the dizzy heights Of a 4O.foot
light pole nj s7th ave. 8. W. and
w. Juneau st.. Tuesday afternoon.
after other methods had failed.
Tahby. apparently 10 escape the
attentions Of maraudlng dog,
climbed the pole and found she
couldn't get down A company OF
flrcmen failed TO reach her when she
rctrcated 10 the end Of cross-arm
that wouldn't support their weight.
Whepupon one OF the firemen
found some tomatoes and opened
fire. Tho last shot parted tabby'r
hair in tho middle. surprising her 10
thn, she leaped from the crownrm.
hit tho pole and scrambled down.
where she took to her heels and
disappeared.