Sammy Jay Tenses the Young Fox
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By Thornton W. Burgess
When others laugh?“ you, laugh. loop
'Tis quite the wise“ thing to do.
’ —Old Mother Natun.
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1:. at: become settled in his new
9,... hr young Fox spent most of
.- when he wasn't sleepingor
m exploring. You know, ex-
l" mp. means finding out about
pm» with which you are not ac-
mmlnted. Each day he EEvent: a little
further from home Exploring is
wr exciting. You never now what
will happen next or what new thing
you will find.
it happened that early one morning
the young Fox had ventured to the
edge of the Green Forest nearest to
Farmer Brown's house. It was the
first time he had been as near as this
to Farmer Brown's. He had never
iorgottcn that Mother Fox had
warned him. to keep away from
Farmer Brown's. As he sat. there.
£90m“? out, iwho should come along
ut Sammy Jay. Of course, Sammy
spied him at once a d Sammy didnt
have to be told the this w“ a young
“Good morning, Master For,”
Fox venturing out Iito the Great smd’w
World alone. Samm sto ped in a
tree just above the young for.
"Good morning. Mlstcr Fox “id likes to he laughed at, especially
b. when he does not know why he is
The young Pox looked u nuspi- beinglaughcd “- “Whatsthe joke?’
cloudy. He knew enough 0 Sammy he demanded sharply.
.ln to know that Sammy oitsn makes I ”The JOIN." replied 5.31m! JI!
tn. lhle for others. But therc was when he could stop. laughing long
nothing to be gained by being impo— “10“!" to speak ‘1' “‘3‘ I FO‘
lit1.andso thk‘ young Fox a-id "Good should Ole? 88k Willi. I rooster I8.
moming.‘ as pleasantly ”he could. ‘11“. ha. ha. ha! TM! 1' “0 0‘1 to
Just then the young-rooster over in kvo I must to tell everybo y that
Furme-r Browns hen srd crowed. a 0" h" "Rad "‘0 Wh“. 1'00”"
The voung Fox pricke up his car. is. Your education has been neg-
]! wsn the first time h hnd heard a looted, very sadly neglected. MID“?!
gomter saw at a vwryi rent distance. Fox. A rooster lr—well I don't think
ll hut in that? he exclaimed. I'll tell you what a rooster is. Find.
H unmy Jny cocked htn head on one out foryouraelf. and when you flat!
side and his eyes twinkied as he out let me know what you think of
hillkl‘ll sharply at the young Fox. it. The idol 0! a Fox not.knowi
"That." said he, "was a young rooster, what a rooster is! The very idea
51 Int, tvmlvr young rooster." Ha, ha, ha, ha i"
What is a rooster?" asked the “How should I know, never having
young Pox innocently.. . seen one?" demanded the young Fox
Mommy is eyes fairly snapped angrily.
with delight. “lmagi1le-‘ a Fox not But Sammy merel
knowing what a roosflr is!" he 91- laugh. It VII great
continued to
on to tease the
‘lnlmui. "Whoever heard of such a
thing"
“i don't. know what. it is."s ' ad
the. sooung Fox rather cressly. ”W%
1 it. '
Sammy .lny :'didnt. reply at once.
Inuta-ad he, laughed He laughed and
he laughed and he laughed. The
young Fox become angry. No one
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CLAIMS .II'RY \"AH
'rmn-lcmm wrrn.
.BDS’FHN Owl. «Sm-Thomas “I Sam-
1 v.11, turn-man of tho Hpo-ciul Grand
Hr)" xlim-llnrged yesterday ivy Attorney-
umwrnl .l. VVr-‘stnn Alli-n, on tho
:r‘ullnlls llmt it i »l IN'l'n tampered
nitll wllilt; ilnnslignlllig the amurl of
I'M; l'lUSl'll Hunnvm- Trust Company.
W n sillh-niunt ya-va'l'liul'. drvlarrd that
Iw was astounded by the nttorney-
pflrllfi'l‘lll'q phages. '
"Ullr relations with the nttorney-.
:xvnr-rul null hull: his assistants were
1.19mi mvrllinl.“ ill‘ milled. "As fore-
lvaI. l lll'l’l‘f‘ UI‘PHJIH'GI or llnci nn ink-
l .'l.’ that any mllslrlv Influences were
wvrk, and i (".111 not believe that
H, ,
Mien says in his statement,
' ‘ wu-upe-r influences were used to
' nur minds. So far as I know,
i an absolutely untrue "
LIQI'OR AGE
ENT KILLED.
REGINA, Sewk.. ‘UctJirwl‘rovincinl
t llmx of Sunknchewan, will pntrol Ihl'
.wtl-rnntional boundary in fast auto-
. “linen, equipped with min-hint» guns.
m, their efforts to stop. deprvdntlons of
whisky runners and bank bandits. it
was ulllmllncod yesterday by Police
I'L'lllllllfifilont‘l‘ C‘. A. Mahoney.
This action was decided on follow-
young Fox. Sammy Jay is never hap-
pier than when he is tearing some
one. The an rier the con: Fox grew,
the more ammy ay enjoyed it.
Some people are that way.
(Copyright. 1088.1”? “23.110.”
The next story: “Sammy Jaw
Gives Mischievous Advice.” _‘
\VOL'IID TAKE ALL
1‘ INGI'. R PRINTS:
NEW YORK. Oct. 6.—m'l‘he finger
printing of every person in the United
States is recommended in a report by
the- o-xocutive committee ol’ lhe New
York state Chamber of Commerce for
submission at :1 meeting yesterday of
the organization. The plan was suggest
ed to make difficult “the evasion of
clever and dangerous aliens sent here
for the purpose of spreading discon-
tent among the unassimilated portions
of our population.’ '
ABBA NU I N G SCHOON ER RACE.
BOSTON. Oct. 6.—-'l‘he offer of
Captain Angus Walters. skipper of'the
Lunenburg schooner Bluenosc. to
meet the Boston schooner Mayflower
in a. special race after the forthcoming
international fishing vessel contest,
was lliider‘COnaideratlon yesterday by
owners of the lloston vessel. Fred L.
[Pigeon managing director of the
Mayflower Association, said he
'thouzht IIH' conditions laid down by
the Nova Scotin. skipper could be met.
MRS. HARTLEY NOMINATED FOR
SENATOR.
STAMFORD. Oct. 8.——-Mrs. Emily
\\'. Hartley of Riverside. has been
nominated by the Democrats of the
lug Hm slaying at Blenmit. Flask. 27th Sc-nntorlal district to oppose Mat-
.‘Jzkif‘rvlul. 0” I'm” Mntnn‘, employ»- of thew Kenonly of this city for the Sen-
“ levm liquor firm. the robbey or Mr. Mrs. Hartley is 11 business wom-
sll‘llllll rrom his body and the seizure nn. president of the Stamford Theater
..' n (trllyklmul of liquor which Matofl Corporation. and has been identified
lmrl lust sold. - with several civic projects.
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ll 'l‘lmm (um lle No Mole Acceptablp Gift, for \Veddings and
Anniversaries Than I‘ URNITURE.
WE SELL ALL GRADES, IN sn'rs OR SINGLE, FOR
EVERY Room' IN THE HOUSE.
FUNERAL DIIIGTOI.
WALL Amman m
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is:
E Raymond 85 Son
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ICI'ALI
VERY CHARMING
surroudings, perfect food. perfect '9"
\‘lcc and moderate chm m. It
very pleasant. for ladies to lunch hm
And we cater to them ”Mil"! “1
special dishes every day served it
much below the usual prices PW.
welcome ladies who like fine thin!
to eat without paying extramfl
for them. 3
SAVOIA “STA AWL-II?"
Business Hours 0 A. M to 7
54 South Main anon. ‘
south Not-walk.
Banter: Mme. urxlna' that the
bankera. In convention in New Yet-5.!
should not adopt s. resolution emigre-
in; W. P. G. Harding of Alabama, for ~.
rue-appointment to the Federal Reserve
Board.
Senator Hellin said he Had heard a.
rumor? that Governor Harding and
friends had' been “active for .wecks
trying to select delegatesmv the Amer-
lg-Tbn Bankers' mutton who would
favor the passage of a. resolution en-
dorsing him for reappointment."
Senator Heflln’a letter reiterated hrs
charges that an alleged credit. defla-
tion policy while Mr. Harding was
governor of the Federal Reaer‘e Board
had “paralyzed business. kept great
numbers from employment. caused
thousands to kill themselves and de-
strayed property, valued by the bil-
lion.
DECISION AGAINST SHIPPING
BOARD.
LONDON Oct 6.——-It is reported in
Christianla says 9. Central News dis-
patch from the Norwegian capitol.
that the arbitration court at The Hog-
ue has practically decided in favor of
the Norwegian ship owners Who
brought action against the American‘
Shipping Board involving.125,000.000
kroner in connection with Norwegian
shipping alleged to have been seized
by the I'nlted States during the war.
T‘VO DIE IN BUFFALO CRASH.
BI'FFAILQ Oct. 0—1“ men were
killed Wednesday when a touring car
crashed into a city‘cprll‘ikler truolt.
The dead are Arthur W. Q'Hare, chl-
ropractor, and Clayton Phelps, New
York Central Railroad engineer.
Frank Lynch New York Central
switchman. was injured.
FlflWEilS DELIVERED
ANYWHERE Hill YlllJ
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The Morrison Greenhouses. (Jos.' F.
Meckel. Prop.) are members of the
Floflsts' Telegraph. Delivery. This
enterprising departure on the part of
this concern assures the delivery of
‘Iloww for customers in any part ot
the rld within a few hours time
It Is a guaranteed service“ and one
with which the representative florists
throughout the world are connected
with. Whatever the oc lon when
flowers are needed in to or no ma!-
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.Whiteman’ s Orch.
before.
A Profihécy Fulfi lled
In establishing a rate including a fixed area. and customer charge, plus a. .5:
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use of our product and that this greater volume of business would compen- .
uteusforthe small energy rsteohsrged.'1‘hie prophecy has been fulfilled,
- and our consumers are getting more electric service for their money than ever. .9 .
Lampli purchased at our store.
Silo-of Mp . 9,
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Efiecfive at once, the following l‘t'dllt‘cd p rices will apply 911 the larger sizesrof Mazda
This reduction ranges from .15 to 251.21, and helps to decrease the generaLcohfiof lighting.
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.fine Val. Lace, Beading and Embroidery; made
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