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Smyrna times., 1926-01-06
a FOR TELEPHONE CO.

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r.nlg,t nl9sa..d a demand for telephone
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-07-16

scared the horses all over lows,
for the buttons popped and the
seams they tore, and the stitches
gave, with a sullen roar And |
gave that ,uit to a maiden small.
who found it handy to dress her
doll Walt Mason.
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TIE Lord hates gutter,
But he doesn't hate him, son,
When the cutters quitting some
thing that
lie shouldn't have begun.
-Blosser Brevities
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-07-16
Mail Order Clothes

| bought me a suit Of the Sears
buck brand, they said it was tail
ored and sewed by hand; they
said it was woven of finest wool,
and couldn't be torn by an angry
bull: they said it was fine,
and would surely last, till Gabriel
t5oteth the final blast. 1t was ten
cents cheaper than suits I'd bot,
from local dealers, who seemed
quite hot, and shed a bucket Of
briny tears, when | bought my
suit of the Scarsbuck Rears. |
wore that suit when the day wa,
damp, and it shrunk to the size
Of q postage stamp; the coat split
up and the vest split down and |
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-07-16
Speed

A guest in IA Cincinnati hote
was saot and killed. The negro
porter who heard the shooting
wa. a witness at the trial. Prai-
RE Farmer tells the story:
GLOW many shots did you,
hear?" asked the lawyer.
1.-Two shots, sab, - he replied.
"How far apart were they?"
Bout like dis" explained the
Negro clapping his hands with an
interval of about second between
them.
Where were you when the
first shot was fired?"
Shinin' a gentleman shoe in
de basement of de hotel. y
Where We're you when the sec.
ond shot was firedY"
"Ah was a-passin de Big Flo
depot
''There are no rounds of drinks
in the ladder of success"
1?
To speak wisely may not always
be easy; but not TO speak i'll re
CURES only silence.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-07-16
All Settled

Gucst-"Are you sure your
wife knows I'm coming home with
you for dinner?'
Host" She ought to, | argued
for a whole hour about it,
2
The man who can stop all leaks
IS Sllra q rnrkpr.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-07-16
Ali Over

To speeding motorists who just
splashed mud on him;
Hey, who the sam Hill do you
think you are?"
"Oliver Twist, whyg"
well, m Oliver Mud"
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-07-16
SENSE AND NONSENSE
Nothing T. Hinder Them

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The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-04-01

You can find innumerable churches where the
congregations are scanty. That may be due
largely to the fact that the popular mind is alb
sorbed by amusements and money making And
yet you also. find crowded churches. In such
churches there is usually in the pulpit man who
mas power OF original thought. It is the same in
the field Of craftsmanship or the lecture platform
The reason why many people lack the power Of
thought is that they accept the statements that
they read IN the newspapers or that someone gives
them, without any effort to go over these subjects
by their own process Of reasoning They should
ask themselves if these things are true and if
they accord with the facts of their own expert
ence.
That power can not be acquired all at once. But
if people in their youth will form this habit Of con
slderlng the statements that are made to them in
dlspasslonate way, and reaching conclusions of
their own based on their actual observation and
knowledge, they will gradually gain this power of
Originality. Their words and ideas will be listen
ed to-
There are many persons who do good deal of
thinking, but they do not command respect be-
cause they do not think straight Their minds are
governed by prejudices, and they can not see
things in an impartial way. The popular common
sense rejects their views. But if person can
think, and if ones thought shows candor and in
telligence, one will count in whatever circle or
profession he is found.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-04-01
THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS

Among our modern thinkers are many pessi-
miSts who seem to feel that the country is in a.
pretty bad way One complaint often heard is
that the whole nation is engaged in a mad scram
bic for wealth. in which only few can be success
full The rest of the people, it argued are forced
to get along in narrow kind of way in which they
can find little pleasure.
But the average person can have great many
satsfactions, even if he she does not attain any
wealth. II people have education, the wide world
of books and literature is open to them at slight
cost. Such people should find greater pleasure in
the masterpieces of romance and poetry, than is
ever obtained by spending money.
Whether or not people have education, there
are many pleasures open to them. Modern inven-
ton has brought the automobile to our doors and
placed it within the reach of the average family.
With this wonderful facility we can wander
around the country on our off days, and take de-
light in the beauty of nature The wonders Of
moving pictures, radio instruments, the phono-
graph etc., bring US constant entertainment for
little money !
1t seems rather coarse view of the world, to
feel that only by spending lot of money can one
obtain happiness The wealthy are not probably
any happier than the average person. Happiness
is obtained by some form of pleasant activity The
penniless youngster playing baseball or tennis
and putting the full enthusiasm of his nature into
his game, is probably a lot happier than the aver
age man of wealth, who has often injured his
health III the struggle for success. 5s rs $50 fsas
Family relations should give great deal of
happiness. The poor man with strong sons and
daughters growing up often feels richer than the
childless man Of wealth. Happiness is not meas
ured by the opportunities to gain riches.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-04-01
Sweeney and Bailey
Seek Reelection on
R. L. School Board

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Three petitions were filed last week
with VIM. R. Larkin, district school
clerk, for the offices of trustees Of the
Red Lodge school district. Two truss
tees will be elected at the school cleo
ton at the Field building Saturday.
DR.. P. ]. Sweeney, Harry Bailey, re-
firing members of the board, are seek
ing reelection. w. B. Roysdon is the
third aspirant. Hold-over members
are j. P. Plunkett, H. A. Simmons
and J. ]. Gerondale. DR.. Sweeney is
occupying the unexpired term of the
late H. S. Croonquist.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-04-01

and have done more tc develop and
exploit the sta.e thcr any other
single corporation. Nov they are
double-trackinR the line from Jack.
sonviue to Miami. In St. Angus
tine they have an agricultural de-
partmcnt in charge of crackeriack
men. At Chuluo,a they are de-
veloping ten thousand acres to e.
tablish real dirt farmer in Florida.
It's between Orlando and the coast
and not far from where the news
paper men will have their National
home, a wonderful garden and or
chard section. The people who know
Florida realize it's the brightest
spot in the whole u. S. today. Money
is gregarious. Dollars like COM
pany. And there's lot more dol
lars coming down to join the hum
dreds Of millions that are earning
their big pel cent in every sort Of
industry in Florids.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-04-01

the grandest 6shins .amr n the
world.
If you have seen Florida and have
not seen Key West VOC haven't
seen Florida. if YOU inoW what
mean. Key West is the only frost
free city in the whole wide United
States. Looking down any street
You see the water. and the ocean
and the shoals are all colors of the
rainbow. The Florida East Coast
Railway which brought its extern
sion over the ocean and into Key
West Is Florida concern. Under
Henry n. Fiagler it opened the
East Coast to the world. 1t is in
vestin9 millions in improvements.
When the developments are COM
pleted the railroad will have made
cash outlay for construction and
improvement work Of approximate
ly IS million dollars. as contrasted
with a total outstanding funded
debt Of only about 70 million dol
lars.
It il one Of the best equipped
railroads mile for mile In the
world. Its managers are wide
awake. They have been advertis-
ling Florida for thirty-fve years.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-04-01
Never a Ggen Ills RalhaN SWs Dusty Joe
1t Passes Over Ocean
By DUSTY JOE,

LONG KEY fla fSp>ciall-
There's onlv Doe railroad in the
world that never asd q COW on the
track II 10 the Overseas Exten-
sion Of the Florida East Coast
Railway. Ii leaps AGREES l22 miles
Of Ocean from the Southern tip OF
Florida to Kew West. 1t cost Fifty
million dollars to build. II start
ed in 1905 and hnishe J in 1907 It's
the Eighth Wonder Of thu World.
There ID nothing like il on earth.
Nothing more beautiful more
startling.
SpeakinR OF cows on the track
recalls what happened when roll
ine along on the new highway De-
tween Fort Pierce and Okeechobee
the other Gay, l saw q COW cfi,ter
IN the middle If the road. Made
me .Link of ire OLD day. on the
Union Pacific when there were NO
fences. Seems like a road appeals
10 COW. With a million square
miles of pasture. she likes tc
browse off'n the asphalt put the
siren in high while breezing along
at the legal torty-five miles Al
hour. The COW STAYED right on the
rose and l reckoned she was try
ing to star II a melodrama.
There WAS no time to stop. And
!, 'OOE." that was all she said.
{ You'll never see 4 COW on the
Overseas Railway. You pass across
dozens of loveiv ielets where all
sorts Of real tropical fruits like
pretty Hula Hula Girls eat N Ia
hia. Lcts vegetables. too. are
grown. You pass across broad
stretches of ocean where the water
il sometimes thirty feet deep.
First island you strike from the
mainland il Kew Largo. where big
money ! being spent to make q
Paradise of resorts. They're build
ing Kew Largo city down there
,AnG all the wau down 70 the line
to the grand city Of Kew West. YOU
pass through positively me great
est fishing grounds N the world
They call it @xey *~sts back
country
Everybody from Zane Grey Il
Paul BerleEbach. who are cham
pions in literature and the prize
ring. go down to Long Key. It.,