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KJSD OLOUD. NEBRASKA OHl
MICKIE SAYS
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VOY4 VIE DOWY KEER. f ER
MtW OERU STUFF BUT VWE GOT
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COMltf T&NM AM' PLEASE
MEWTUOM W MMAE
d3Ua
JOMit.6
The Farmer's Prayer
il'lie fol'owlng Iruo iiT. ' l'lio 1'jirin
r Pray r" nil over the mlddfc wc-i
rlpintitfd in rSnriluii. f-ouiity. N'eliriislui
-ind tliv Sr Louis Toil Uispatc'i is
c1i)ct edited with tin- Hist publico-
HflD ;
Ioid, I niu only 11 iHiirur Tliii.i
illOVVlSt lll.lt vUltJM W'llKftt WHS $.!, )!
tinsi'cl ami I liiwt'llotir and sugat I
Hie h.nisv Mini oiifci' mid ptc ovcry im
1 Wiuil.fl it. I utis not iUIIii air
lOtwl lllr oll!lllg!.
TIumi limie-t thai I wore ri llanln .
Mie till w.n fnlthfiil in ,; thlmi t
! i: O P.
iC.cli Ml Tlimi IrlKflVL'' Hull I i.
lifted iti th" ! wvii of tlu iii-w iiiy -n
Ihn' I would ((! U- wheat m.il -tc
for niv rl(.
L ifil, two years haw gone liy Ini'i r
tit rt'l urn mill 1 mi ioi) p mi- to V i1H
m-eosm' Itookcl'idlei to- mi II. iim:
mill I won a Harding budgo li'it ii s
I'll Hi" Hl!lll Of III) IIV'I'lllllS,
t Lonl, 1 niu lli;iul(f(il formic Lhuiv.
Hint Minding lots htii'ii able to in.tli.
I'taliiuhi'lth tiio imo I in siiiiuiri.tiiL.
1 pray Uioe ilia Tiiou will la-op them
iti unshed so I hut I shall not want
1 mil yluil, 0 Lord, (hut Tlimi h.isi
rumpeied the railroads and that they
;rtc Ijfon able to keep up their frt-itftu
rfites when my cm ii would not pay the
pxpen-ii of gnihoiiiig, ami I pruy Thoc
ihnt Thou will continue, lo uolloci four
yesrs Intel est.s on the fiinlM of his own
btalt nccontit. for it is a righteous
llfU(St,
Teiuib, mtt'ln pray: Our Father who
nre in Washington, llnidiug hi- hm
name; liri kingdom co uc, his will t,
done even lo beullng the soldiers out
of a Uonus (Jiv us eaoh day our daily
oorn HrM, Unit Wilson l.i led to unite
ns cuttir two yoart, and Harding had
liH OHlloi,' in throe inunlh.t, and loud us
not in ?'inptatton to vote tor , ilouio
rntlupiOHltU'!i, for IlnritltiK ut ill
the pojstir and .Mo'.lon all the imiiify
KocUMIor all tho oil mid nio tho
patoli"d,t-tiusoi"Vnrt vtr itml uvur A
int'ti. Clcaninrj Hint.
. When jou'iv ili'imluj: Iiuum' pilultlr
,ie clothos I'lnsulti with ti little wi'ti'i
In whlcli tobacco lius lucu Mut'iiod utiil
trnn sptlultlo with u littlo spirits of
iottiiillu)i', Tlit hitler di'stroys the
odor of the former ml tiiKctlii'r tho.x
vIJI iireiTiit uniinyiuico liy mollis.
Dr.W.H.McBride
DENTIST
OVKK STATK HANK
Ved Cloud Kcbrnsku
Yes, Garber's
Is The Place!
To Buy Wall Paper. Painty,
And Electrical Supplies.
f Tluv best place for Picturo
' Vraminjj,
The Margin r Safety
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i- i( -pi.'M-ii'"i ti," tin- muo.iint .f
,r -"WW W MNFrAr. .
He AWfP iiii 'ns. nVn tnmhrJ on
1 " dt'-n't fuHiiw lir-i t jiMiYcJwiruiiie
X'iiii!jji.w -yio loiliiy,' If j on hnvo
tine rtiifl yriu tner 11 nd tini--r
onu-to the uitl hh 1 we'll wrtto
n p )ljcy ni4ivi i Xbt furnlturo.
sWAiji iif?htili't1.
-LATKR MaVuETOO LATE-
lo. C. TEEL
R.eilQcble Insura.r"ce
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(JMCVKH MUS. FOX
lVA"!:. TOX (ts trupiHMl, If not
" nuiKlit, In knew It, mid ho did
.Mr. Fox, who hud liccii following tier
hiifdmnd iim In whs cliiim'd hy Mr. Pug
through tho Ileitis and down the mud
to tho woods.
Not lluit Mr. I'ox e.viKH'ted her Fitis
luiiid to need her help, hut one could
,never lie certain and by keeplnjj be
hind Mr. )ox at a dlNtnnee ."lie wu.t
'protty miro to be Hafe.
Jtut hcie they were In the woods
n ud Mr. Fox Inn) run over .some rocks
Just to kIvc Mr. Ij a hard chase, mill
licfmo lie kimw It down lie went be
tween the rocks, and while he wiik lint
n lilt hurt, there was only one way to
(M out, and Mr. Dtu was .standing
rlht at that very place barking tH to
r.illt Ids throat.
Mr. Kox hivaii to think of lionie and
Mrs. Fox. lie did not Jtnow she bad
linen trailing the run he and Mr. Dofj
ti..:v.N.
f.trfl..Fqx Attracted Do'o Attention.
were IuivIi.k; he was lliiiikiuu thai he
would nei"T .see her okiiIii. l;or iik I
lold you Mr. l'o km"..- that he was
'nipped, and tluft at a.iv moment Mr.
Man inii.1". hear llu barking of Mr.
I'o' and be there with a K'im.
Mr. Don's hail: said as plainly as
words', "II. re is a fox, here Is a fox,
muster; cone with jmir gun," and
ocry lime Mi'. l'o heart! It be
l renibled--though with Mr. Fox wh'le
theie Is life there is ulways hope and
Mr. Fox vus hoping, but every time
Mr. Dug barked that hope dropped to
the tlpH of his toes.
Mrs. Fox knew what hud happened.
She knew Just what Mr. Dog was Miy-
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A LINE 0' CHEER
By John Kendrlck Bangs.
THE PORTS ETERNAL
JUST as when noun' ureal alill)
with Hiilln spren.l free
FadcH o'or tin.' dlatiuit IlmltH of
the boa
I know that from my nlnht hIio'n
but gone on
To harbors waltliiK with laru glftH
IIIUIIl,
Ko ilu I It now In hours din It with
Krlcf.
Tor some Kono frleml wboco loss
finds mant relief,
That soiiicwltero out licyoml nre
portH where wo
Oncu more nhall meet who travel
on the Mea.
liD liy Mcl'lure N'vpiiir Hynilleatr.)
V mmmmmmm
-O-
THE RIGHT THING
at the
RIGHT TIME
By MARY MARSHALL DUFFEE
K.UOKIXU
Obrcrvr alivas tlmt evcrytlihiK l th"
ii'MUlt of a elmiiKo. Mareim Aiiicllus.
npliK tpiehlloii of Miioklng among
women N cue I'hut shows (Just how
some eU"toius that nre nbsolulely
tuhoo Ip one gein-r.itiou gain social
recognition ami uniiiro a mlc of
milliners in the ue.t.
In our grandmother's day smoking
iinuuig women wan unlit-unl of ex
ivptlug for the occasional old crone
who iiifled away at her pipe. Today
many women smoke. Man well-bred
women Miioko. And so there has
grown up a code of rules aboul smok
ing for women.
In some of the big city hotels wom
en are allowed lo Miiolto la the dining
rooin. In (-Mine of the tea room?, too,
they nre. In some, certain parts of
the riMtuuriiiitt w tea" rooms, like the
- "ii parlor or the palm riwimn, are set
umiIu foi diner whu wlh to suuke,
both nnn and women.
Jmiijre to mn, nt fm nt lit K.vt"t
Newt'-york r-tunJ tints Women urti
eV.'ikinttw f'vHtiesteU not to mwi. U
i wJHWu'l)'MX':i 'Hulking. U.e wattw
'rlnrf' Htllt i "' 1" l"'i' In' !(. writ
r ir.MfWf.ini df II. (bill bbi'i'.s tjo-f
''rhltW it'th' d'Vo IK'M I' J ei e
. i tlk"i.H r on ' ; the ut.jttun lint
'' ??rWllV'' ''"' "' ' 'f t," l'"U.v fs
j.guinielt. Ilei :.t.- P"''l. of iors4
jls uu 'it'ull.s l ' i-4 iifftilFH luii elfiir
"ticK. ... . - .
HLUliI i. i,Hid t!i-,n h trouble WUk
ni6wPi l;.- .land brcuuM' certain ho-it-Mfcir
KirN iiltiiwed" MiioHUmset
i.iW it'it.il "-liuikv rix'itj . liMlcfctt
il.-i declsli'ii ("iir-oii n M'tit in le or
,. '.ligation, It Is i.vld. And In this
jountry nuieh Jni5i?riuni protest has
bpoiV hoard becunm at a curtain woin
it's c.'U i tdi'i.irrts l"ire hpeii p l.'d
.ihlilng thit.glil.'i nut to.j.iuuko In t)io
lonnltorlcs although they' nre'atftllb'
rty to do so elsewlicre.
Now, by generul recognlilou, Hinok-
((
nig as well as her husband, and she
was thinking very hard and fast, and
ti9 bIui lay under the hushes looking to
ward tho place where., her husband,
was trapped her bright Ts saw a tree
which had fallen right across the river, I
which was deep anil full of rocks, that '
ran through the woods.
Mrs, Fox's thoughts began to come
fust, tihe Jumped up and niu out from,
her hiding place strabiit to the tiee
and ran along it making a sound that
attracted Mr. Dog's attention.
He stopped harKlii' for there on the
fallen Ins' he saw, us he thought, Mr.
Fox, though he had been sure u sec
ond before he had seen the tip of Mr.
Fox's nose mining the leaves between
the rocks.
Mr. Dog left the place he was guard
Inguinl went toward the end of the
tree wjilch was on his side of the river.
Then he stepped hue:, and looked be
tween the rocks. He didn't see a thing
of Mr. Fox, for at the moment he
Htopiieil barking Mr. Fox, thinking Mf.
Man was In sight with the gun, had
crouched deeper under the leaves.
Mr. Dog was frantic; he thought he
had lost Mr. Fox al'.ler all his burk
ing to .Mr. Man. mid If Mr. Man had
heard him. ami after running all tho
way from the farm found there was
tin fox, he would be pi tty an ;ry.
Mr. Di .: veil tin- 1 o? the fall
en tree and ;vi long It. wlrlo' Mrs.
I'ox Mood u 1IMI wo.- from (be end
on that :M" of the iier tonkin- tight
ar h.'m but when ! re; bed If." mid
dle of tb. t ee ''o'g.iv a leup Into
tie uir and down -he ei'i'o on' tt.f.trce,
Ml Kb rave It u si .ike, ni.d off t.nnblud
Mr. Dog imo th water tunons the
slippery rn--i,
M's. i hound: I to !'ie side of the
riwr while her :.. 'cul was .. pris
oner and (iil'ed I bint t'tat (lie count
was cle.ir. and o;t c.i m Mr. Kux In
the twinkling of n , tyc e.ud ) tie?;
ran for home, wl'de ..'r. Do., scrum
bleil for ii footing auto'cr the slippery
rocks In the rlvt r. W'biMi be at last
got In the bank l.e d! nol lot1,: for
Mr. Fix. fur one foot had been hurt
when he fell, uiul us ho limped tow'urd
bis homo Mr. and Mr". Fox w. re safe
In .their home laughing nt the way
they bail airniu foub'd their e..emy.
l, ll'M. liy Mr'!un ?." nnp.'r S'ynttlPfite.)
lug amcug womcii bus hci n taken out
of the realm of manners. It Is nut
Ill-bred tor women to si;,oke. It Is
a mat tor of personal ta.ste. You may
object to smoking, just us you may ob
ject to any other form of amusement.
The mother who does not wish her
daughters (o Miuoke should tulk to
them about ll. Site can hardly, In
these dajs, take uli'ensi; If somebody
asks them to .smoke. However, the real
ly thoughtful woman, the woman more
thoughtful jJ others, would never
suggest -that a young girl smoke un
less she knew that the girl eiMom
arlly did mi.
(5). lSUS, liy Itcliilrii Ni'Wiinii'r Symllcttf.)
O
Odd Experience.
A few weeks ago, I went to pass the
night with a fiie-ul. I rellrod, but
could not slicp. and Just us the clock
struck two a gh itly child llgure glided
into tlii' iti'.u. I was n'lilly shaken
ami .iskcd "What do, you want?"
"Nothing," :. He faint answer, as
the appal'lllt'ii .tided imo the clothes
cln.n'l. I watt ! I .mil waited In cold
horror mil i I ihiwu came. Then, gath
ering the flireds i ,' ii.j courage, 1 In
vestigated and f" ii.il the little daugh
ter of Hie bou-e n'ii'i among the hat
boxes. Chicago .lout i. d.
COME IN MD HINE IT CHARGED
QAtf
FOOLED HER
"Come In and have It charged" the
sign
Gave Mr6. Shopps great glee.
Alaal she found they only charged
One's storage hnMery.
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By E. R. PEYSER
Has a man like this proposed
to ycu?
Symptome: Is puM middle
age, iuitl., a halfwiijr OreiMir
a Main here and .there "ii hN
Iupil, puts lily 'Reft f.ttn forward
fojr comptmy. Ki'vci Igi m.n..
il fc ofrtivOxnr 'njt stlwivs lui
tiue t-chemt ! set the oceno
Jl vendors.! "'I I'ij tiebpMic Cui
pi,.lTt!'n" t!doT pint- out, be !u-e
lb i pi'c-'.leflt -'pfill'd the. IM'flltf'
the ', .k pei'.i'.iny abjri ci,'t,p.
e-is the' Trufcl' ti iir'oi
MtWff. "J'.ut list i,u wult,"'obl.
gill-" . . .
IN FACT
W'ektra; I- Ii"- i.i'ofe- Ion.
Prewription for tbtrlile'tfl"!:
Tt J'.uloMce, j i'ii' of ha
. tiitir, gvoNrtsitxhm'Se semjc,
love, uust uudtivo of eh,iiElr(t;
foiiune In vast supply, you mtlfr
get. for peaso. 'j
t&i-.Hs t'lt:
WAIT AND THE. WORLD
slips nv YOU.
( by Mts'i.ira N.v-in.. r Symtlnaln.)
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His Way of
Carrying On
By MORRIS SCHULTZ
(, 1933, Wvatcrn Ncwupappr Union.)
I
Craven, the newspaper man, had the
(Jhetto (piarter to cover, among others
at least, being assigned to the police
station there, he made It his business
to get acipialuted with the Inhabitants
ol the district.
Very friendly they proved to be, for
Craven was a popular young fellow.
He had his likes and dislike. One of
his friends was Wasserburg, who kept
the fruit shop. One of hla dislikes
was old Isaac, who pushed his cart
along the road opposite Wasserburg's
precisely at ten o'clock every morn'
lag, shouting "Ole Clo'."
tlraveii hud never spoken to old
Isaac. lie wus a' dirty old man with
a straggling gray beard and oarlocks.
Craven principally disliked him be
cause lie. nlvn.vu passed Wasserburg's
at ten o'clock, and It Is annoying to
lme the niiiiu tiling happen to you
every morning at exactly the same
hour.
"Old IsuneV Sure I know him," said
Wasserburg. "Six, seven, nine year
bo's been on this Job. lie must have
made u pile of money. Ills wife und
girl lleboeen they're coining over
from Russia next moot'. Sure, nine
year bo haven't seen them, lie's ul
ways talking about tlmt llecky of Ids,
what a big girl she's grown. I gnos
maybe be won't be pleased lo see them
iii.aln."
The push-ruii man went on. ''Olo
L'lo'l" came hniic', raucous voice.
"If he's made iin.ney why doe-n't he
j.ie ui Mint pus'i-cart ami take a
' ' op?" a:-ot Cravt n.
"Why. I loll you," said Was.-erburg.
"It's hir.nai untitle. He's pushed that
o'tl curt so long he wouldn't be happy
wlthoot It. It's bis why "f carrying
..... It's 'hS life ftl wa, Just as I
utiiiitlit lie itfii.'. unvevei'
much
niMiy 1 had. wit ul niv sboji
"(He elo'l" came the peddler
mine fafntl.v down the street.
beie."
's cry
"Well. I hojio his wife und daughter
wnn'i be shocked by bis appearance,"
.i!d ('raven.
"Oli, I atiesjTnot," responded Was
s. rhurir. "Ami for why should they
leV Tlmt's his wo.itlug clothes. 'You
mi iit in mo Isaac on Saturday my,
you woi'ldii'l ;ni . him In his sill:
I nt and--"
"Silk but?" queried cnien lucred
iioiisy. ,
".Sure, mid Prince Albert. And
clean I F.ory Frliluy night he takes
hl.s bulb as regular as clock work I
And a line tlat he's getting for them I"
Craven laughed and forgot old Isaac.
He was shifted to the shipping the
next week, and never expected to see
theiobl fellow iiiraln.
However, six Weeks Mater lie was
seat buck to the police station. The
llr.st person he saw whom he knew
was old Isaac, pushing bis cart, dirty
and discreditable-looking as ever.
"Ole Clo'l Ole Clo'!"
It was utmost more than Craven
could stand. Tho sight of the old
man awoke some elemental feeling of
revulsion In him. Why couldn't the
old man keep clean on all the days of
tht! week Instead of only washing up
on Friday night?
Why couldn't be tnke some of the
fairly decent clothes from Ids push
wagon and attire liluiself In them, In
stead of going about looking like a
scarecrow?
Anil why did he call his trade In
that monotonous, raucous voice? Why
couldn't hojlnw a little life Into It?
Ami he glared after old Isaac as he
went down the street, rellectlng that
every morning nt ton o'clock the same
apparition woabl pass him.
Ho found bis friend Wasserburg.
"lley. you buck, Mr. Craven?" Wus
soi burg asked. "Where you been
keeping yourself all this time?"
"Oh, I've been doing the shipping."
said Craven. "Say. I Just saw old
Isaac pushing his cart as usual. He
doesn't seem to change."
"No, I guess not. poor feller," said
WiiksciIiiii'i:.
"Poor? I thought you said he was
nihht well fixed."
"Ob. I guess you nhi't heard It, Mr.
('raven. You wouldn't, of course.
You remember um telling you about
bis wife und Unit girl of his, I'.ecky,
he was always blowing aboul?"
"Yes?"
"They tiled, both of 'em. P.urned to
death, last night (Friday night), Just
two days after they came here."
"My Mod!" iihl I'raicn. shocked
deeply. "Hut the old man's still push
lug iiN curl."
"Ob, I guess he'll tin that as long
as hi' lives." answered Wasserburg.
"Thai's his life, you see. lie's Jim!
eniT,lni' on."
Ct.tt.Prern Cultivation,
Tho gWta-rM'i'tfbtt live l iuw" cullU
vKteil la etiKtofji" UiiUvhi In the Isrt'l
Hiry of nie'enltihrwf of the iiofthwe!,
tind It is hopwlt' w'iH tnl;eiho p)iuii j
yrtiie r'tjiur treu a pwHitine'ji nrin ,
f'f'Mi' i pivuuwr, qx riiwui'i nan i
fc.' j :0tfO iuii iwtg -flieejiuy PKtmct,
d .'-..t.e auttJi-in.r. Uf ,( tl'u. It
h iit-ti'M ' at lw ysi f iLe- linportnm
pulpier prtililiii-ii in $tli!ir tilt depui'l.
'munt f Kl Ul or o the ttlliry v
Mhe cobnk. of tl:o iwirthwAit (Cob)'
nUti del NniKiwdi) smpendud oper-
.!' ''., ' ' 'e:; .-f lht yar.
Eiy to Win Applause,
"it Is enity enough for an orutor to
got thunderous tipplausw at tin) very
beglimhu of hUt ndilrewi"
"Uo?"
"All he bus" to do is to nay, 'My
friends w ate it great teople,' ami
then pause dramatically for- the
cheers."
TRINIDAD WINS MATCH
FROM NORTH PLATTE
lOenvcr (Colo) Times. Feb. fj. 11)23)
Standing of Clul.s
CLUY.S
I'd t Collins
Won Lost Pet.
SI 1 .751)
.11 I .7.-.0
...:! 1 .750
a 2 MO
Si 2 .GOO
2 2 .COO
ings . 2 !l .-100
....... 1 2 AMI
...0 ft .000
& )'nvcr . .. .
leC lo
: firth 1'lattc
T'inidad, ....
Ii u sviilc .
"lor. do Springs
i'.d Cloud
Vray
With two perfect score made by
d Stanton rnd Hendricks, the Inn-
Mad Gun club erected a grand total
J niv.
r .'... t. !nf(.-.!in.' Mnvth PinHo. wlHi n
d d of 231, and pulPng the Ncb.':.s-
TRINDAI)
K fl. Stnnton -. -
He.'nlr'ckn . ... . .-...-. .
!'. St-Jiton ....... ...
Uussell . -. .
Miller .......
Total
(IOLORADO SPRINGS
Patterson ..
Tiger
Mclntyre .. . .
ililtcn .
Marshoffcl -
.213
.. -18
. 48
.. '18
.. 48
.. 4(5
Total
.230
DKNVKR
Tewnaend
H. Smith . ..
Keil
Floyd
Le.i'pla . ..
Total
T,co ...- ........
Holmes
McCoffrec .
S.nr ... .. .
44
44
42
41
40
I'll
. 4R
JR
.. 47
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PUE17LO
Fits'H'mmins
T.
.Total
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The Asylum
Concert
T By CLARA DELAt'lF.LD l
By CLARA DELAt'lF.LD
li 132 . Moalvrii Nvniii,i r fill in )
The annual concert nt the state asy
lum hnd been a gteit .success. Score
of saile guests had inlli'iied lib jbc
inmates and listened in the perform
ance. Nothing untoward hai) happened,
and if Hie second lolin had been Jum
a liille errnllc nobody could reasonably
take f.ccption to that.
After the national anthem had been
played, and It bad grown dark, two
men found themselves In a friendly
conversation on the lawn.
"I believe I have the pleasure of hav
ing made your acquaintance at some
time," said one of them. "1 am Gov
ernor Jenkins."
"Delighted to have, met you, gov
ernor," responded the other cordially.
"I am District Attorney Smith."
"Very pleased, I'm sure," said the
llr.st man. They shook bands.
'Well, governor, what do you think
of the proceedings?" asked the dls:
trlct attorney.
"Very line, very line," answered the
governor. "There's no scandal In this
Institution, anyone can see that, though
I haven't had lime to gii nil through
the buildings yet. Would you care to
accompany me on my tour?"
"No, no," answered the other hastily.
"Do ,ou know I think It would upset
me lo see the scenes and sights of the
padded moms."
"Why, my dear fellow, you're -cloitn
out of date. They don't have padded
rooms nowndays." replied Governor
Jenkins "We rely cntliely on moral
suasion and a little crotou oil upon oc
casions. Why, hasn't It occurred to
you what a simple matter It would be
for any determined lunatic to get pes
session of some visitor's card of ad
mission und calmly walk out with the
crowd?" i
"Yes, yes," replied Hie other. "It's a
tribute o your iiHtltutlou, governor, ,.,,, ,,r,,,K0 ,. roaittnB Uo pnpew
that nothing or the soil occurs." jas ,,w ,.,,,,., ,,I!U ,. ,ms .PI1
"Oh, dear me. no," answered the , ,,, , ,
mZ'il;,,, '"in, '"'"' ""'. "I buy ,, .on.hl.y ticket, which en
Hello, Hurry I Allow me to present lo ,,., , , ,, , ... u...
you my
Smith."
friend,
District Attorney
"Pleased to meet you, I'm sure,"
said the superintendent, extending u
hand to the other, who look It a UfJI
gingerly.
"Well, I'll have to be going," spbl the
district attorney, with rather forced
Jocoseness. "An Important appoint-
inent about that Fbli'ldittt case. You i
ifolnir niv wav. eoveinorV" 1
"Well, as far as the gate, anvhow,"
answered Governor Jenkins. "We were
nnvhiL' a tribute to vour Insiltiiii.iii
,-.- ,-, . t... ,.,,.,
Mr. b'upcrlntentlent, IJverythlng was a
huge success tonight."
"I'm sure I'm very grateful to you,"
replied the superintendent,
"Hut, yoi know, it mnkcft ono feel
creepy, being la a place like this," srild
the district nUovm-j. "lon'l youkntw
tlmt ,'iU ftM'lIng that one muy pos
sibly aetmillv io nn lnsnn patient nnil
not know U?"
II.UfIIll TII'I'IH-IJ ill IIIIT VIUU Uilll
fM
jul.fetui
"tVi U-novv Hntt fM.- he aii-'J
... v
i-,'C.i i hmvohsij, .
" mm Htt'iipetl nulctly ,furwnril.
-
1 "Well, hoys, been ewjoylu j,onrlvB7'',f
no iidkcu. y iijsiiig i una in nve minuirx.
oil'd ltPttt' get b'KU in voiir ruO'i;
sliHfp, ur tiivi'o'll bu-imtii hmciit tomor
i ovv." '
The district attorney glanced at tho
ivvu others In Sudden alarm. Ho bad
siis-pected tho governor, but he hud
never dioamed that tho supcrln-
tendciit. ... .' ' (
"Why, I-7P1H Governor Jenkins I" ex-"'
claimed his companion.
The nevycorjior suilled. "Why, of
MJUIU1UU.U1
knns from tho place in the lend thev
formerly had occupied.
The results were:
Trinidad 213, North Platte 231.
Colorudo Springs 230, Wray 182.
Denver 211, Loulsv.llc 107.
Pueblo 2.'M, Red Cloud 230.
Foi. Collins had in pen date.
Pueblo was high sco o ler.m "n tl'.e
fifth contest of the 1922 series, reach
ing u total of 212. John Holir.es then
blazed away nt n perfect fi ty mid.
his to un instcs f llowed his clo cly.
North Plnttc wrs clce up with 210
on that date and Shcr dan, W.o.,
chipped in w th 237. All of the oth-
.,
cr wr. )ro.y t0 w.1,u,fi a"H ""? !IW'
co.ireriiiig circiimnnnccfl tint lnier-
fc eel with their totala.
NORTH PLATTE
HO Nevlle
CO Hosier .
10 Kyne . . ...
18 MrCiuclcvn .. ..
5 0 Fi nk
47
:..... 4i
.... 45
.. 45
....231
...... 41
..... 38
..... 34
Total ...
Drummond
Ayers
Ktmber .
Huttquist
Love
WRAY
31
182
........... .
Total
.ta...M-
LOULSVILLl'I
La ulle
Zavini .. .
K re ell
L'lcv
GlorVelli
45
44
37
3(5
35
.'.107
.............. 'i i
4(5
4 1!
....... 4C
..... 45
. ..... 230
Tntrl
Cheek ....
Damon ..
Pete.s a
Hall
IlKD CLOUD
Knlay .
Total
uii'se, my dear goTornor," he an
swered, laying n hand fr.iiein.ill', upon
Ids shoulder. "Hut the executive i, illu
sion has been cleaned und swept, ami
we are awaiting .voiir let urn."
The district attorney stepped for
ward ami confronted him. "See here,
,voit know I'm a visitor." he said. "I'm
Dl-liict Attorney-Smith. 11"
"Why. bless my w.ml, my obi friend
Mr. Smith!" evcln'iueil the other,
wringing his hand. "We were Just
looking for you. Mr. Smith. There's no
Inipiiit.int case comes up most Im
portant. You Just come bu'. with the
governor ami our friei'd lute, ami I'll
act yon the papers. . . ."
"That'll Hurry! Don't ho late
for roll call." said the itipeiintende'it.
The newcomer, with n strange, apolo
getic murmur, suddenly disappeared.
Smith and Jenkins' 'stared at each
'titer.
"Aren't you aren't you ?"
"Insane? No. Aren't you?"
"Gond find." burst out the district
attorney, "all this soil of thing makes
oife doubt bis own rationality."
"Yes." snhl the superintendent, "we
Had our guards are apt lo go'tfs mad
as our patients. Good-night, gentle
men." Doora of New Design.
One of the oldest forms of human
inveiiiioiis s the door swinging on
hinges ut one side. Mihiiu weaving in
jects, such as trap-door spiders, ein
' plo.v u slmllaV device. Hut nothing Is
too old or too good to escape the ef
I forts at linprovein.-'iii. A Ilelglan, Jo
' seph Henri Dlerh l ented a door
! of a new type, ec i of two tri
angular parts whici . together on
a dlagouul Hue riii'i.lnu' from one low
er cornei of Hie door opening to the
opposite upper corner. The two parts.,
or leaves, are pivoted in such u man
ner Him when opened they swing Into
, wiiillinus In the celling, leaving an
.-,tl rely iiiioIikiji ",vri tmss'ife.
I
Problem In Psychology.
A commuter who spends most of his
time on the train thinking instend of
titles me to two rides each day, Sun
days Included," he says. "I nover
come, to iown on Sunday ami so I
have four or Ilvo round-trip tickets
lefl over ut I be end of the month.
When a holiday coves: along I have
another one. Occasionally tho con
ductor falls to punch my ticket and
I cait'l help having a feeling of ex
ultation, a sort of Idea that I am
ahead of the game In some way. Of
' 'omw ,,U! ,'s"'" rWe H Ml"l,l-V '"",'
'" n"' "!iinhcd rides on tho ticket
" ih" f"d of the month and Is no real
gain.
"Now, why should 1 be pleased at
gaining somcihing of absolutely no
value to mo? Perhaps FJastelii could
answer. I uinT?' Chicago Journal.
Wild 'Boars (Kcoine Plague.
, l'Vom the" few swlno Hint wore Rt
' loose (rrljtf island uX Snnta Cni". in
ITtJT IfcllVft lllllWt 41 lit it. r( -TiiKrw.!.-..
!...'..,. ,. ii' ' 1 ' m . ' ... '
1 !.,. u ,.. H' . - nt ! ... .... '" .... .
T ,'"pr'" uv i- "i ivi un utn;r, i iic
"' ty ltlH l ,1I
1 Uiul ILuJ4m( iIIjiiI r. K- llkjn wlli ,,,i
ii ; " . "r ' ' l t. wtsm.-u" '"
t 1IVU II klV IUO;lin ..AF tA .MMl.a H....H..1
mo ttio'juaimo.-.al (hp irwih (Vs-pi
who JmvV aqmsiit U) rtwelup tM id ir :
for rtiwrp. imJ-eitttle rnUIug. , .
Tie Sofliwr. tii 'down -fenyt Luti
Ha. yn. .iuuj.i-iu fati -t.idlj th ,.
(liey root up garden stuff u booh as I:
, J'iS ii.mt the grnund,'NUiil not p,
( l'lllV,ly.Jlt1' Im' Iwign ktujwn to
' i"Mi' le'Wf. W"' !l-l TlUo. Young
'-ISruliMMii' ni of their fuvorjto food
- NnUlimAilcllUiiflPiiil eating, of tbuni
n''.v-elfoh-:hHI fiiinaintmiii and
cnnilvorous traltxrconipiirnhlo to tho
luetics of moIvc&i
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