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TITO BABY AT OXJK HOUSE
There's no use talking, the edi
torial department of this institution
will remain in chaos and the editor
ial brain will be utterly and help
lessly diecumfuddled, as it were, un
til public notice is served that there
is a baby at our house.
There, now, what a relief.
Of course, Ioss Hammond, with
aVhole armful of sweet, babies, and
most of our esteemed contemporar
ies, 03tcepting Adam Breed and other
bachelor editors, well understand
the impulse which impels us to pro
claim to tho world the advent of
our heavenly guest.
Our first inclination is to indulge
in poetry, but we have no desire
to take from Blxby, Maupin and
James Whitcomb Riley the laurels
of a life work and retire them in
old age to comparative obscurity.
Then, we resolved to write a pon
derous dissertation on "miracles"
but the nurse says they are mighty
common things. We then essayed a
minute description of the surpass
ing charms of the seraphic one, but
found the opinion of others so at
variance with ours as to lose the
inspiration. Therefore we are limit
ed to the simple statement that it
was 'the most thrilling scoop ever
achieved in our newspaper experi
ence. It may not have attracted
so much attention or inspired vanity
as some of the great gobs of ink
which have surmounted our signa
ture in the World-Herald while in
the callow of our youth, but the sen
sation is far more genuine and last
ing, and nobody got mad about it
either.
But when it comes to a thing of
beauty and a joy forever, nothing
can compare to a baby, and our baby
is certainly the dearest and most
ange hush, there now, you squal
ling tempest of colic, papa Is coming
with a bier .stick. H. C. Richmond
In Fremont (Neb.) Herald.
there la another consideration. Tho
thing would bo transparent, and It
would bo arbitrary. Deep seated In
tho American charactor is a love of
fair play, and an injury vJaited on
Oklahoma might be resented in some
other communities where republican
fences, are not so secure as they wero.
And it is possible that is what will
fetch Oklahoma into the sistorhood
in time to vote at tho election of
1908. Washington Post.
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STIIifc CUTTING
Tho stranger roturncd to tho vll-
lago after a long absonco. ;
"And what has become of tho vil-'
lage cut-up?" asked tho stranger.
"O, ho Is grown up now,",
drawled tho old pootmastor.
"And is ho still a cut-up?"
"O, yes. Ho is one of these horot
appendicitis doctors." Chicago
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are
Over in the Salmon River Mead
ows Country, in Idaho, ranged a
wild and woolly bunch of long
haired cow punchers, whose knowl
edge of the world was confined main
ly to trips after cattle into surround
ing counties. Into this reckless but
verdant community there came the
smooth-tongued representative of a
wild west show, who hjred several
riders at a nigh salary to do a hair
raising act, the chief feature be
ing that they should appear to be
thrown from their hores and
dragged by the foot.
After they had practiced in a coral
for awhile, one, of them loosened
himself, and, rising, from the dirt,
dishevelled and dazed, Inquired:
"Hay, mister, ain't this ruther
dangerous? We mighfgit killed."
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on just the
THE RULING PASSION
The prison reformer met the con
victed lawyer In his striped garb.
"And what brought you here, un
happy man?" she asked him.
His old-time cleverness asserted
itself.
"An automobile," he blithely re
plied. Cleveland Plain Dealer.
FAIR PLAY FOR OKLAHOMA
Politics is uncertain, but It is rea-j
sonably sure that Oklalio'ma will bo.
a dento'crati'd state with seven votes
in the college, if admitted in time to
vote in the eledtloh of next yeari
Those seven votes may decide the
thing, as did he thfe'e' votfesof Colo
rado thirty-twp yea W earlier. His
tory sometimes repeats itself. Ph0
g. o. p. is human, and ft is only nat
ural for it to file a protest against
adding seven votes to the democratic
column in the college of 1908. But
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