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CAKE/LVN. (‘nl.»—"(mkland Hon-
ey." sleek llnvd nnd sleuth-r. fleet-foot-
ed groyhounvl, wns sold for a clgnret
when she was In puppy.
Today slw's wrrlh :1. small tobacco
factory—und more.
For she has turned out to be the
fastest dog in tllv land. rl-cent winnrr
of the famous \Vnterloo cup.
The story or “Uaklnnd lioney" is
the story of blood that. told: of the
"under dog" that. mode grim same-
ness surmount. physical obstacles.
Although hv-r moihv'r. "Oakland
mndy." hurl proriilcvri a. long lino of
speedy steppcrs, “Honey" had seemed
in pupyhood to he the lvast prepos-
scssinu.
One dny John Goulnrte. Street car
conductor by trndu and dog lover by
NO SillimllObes,
‘4 Dog .SOld
heart. met a‘ Friend to whom he had
promised one of “Dnndy's” oflspring.
"Gimme s. cigaret." said Gouiarte.
"Gimme a dog," said the friend.
And thus, ii: an exchange or unro-
mantlc commonplaces, was Honey
Started on her career. 0At an early
age she showed signs of di: temper.
it may have been that -her high
strung nature was hearing the first
call or the courSmg track. Anyway
she was sold for 850 to the George
iinintu kennels. lielnts knows dogs.
That's his business. He took Honey
in hand, trained her and gave. her ex-
pert. care. She stepped gnmely out. to
minor Victories.
“You're game.
would tel her.
sized.
old girl,"
“But
Helnts
you‘re under-
gone small. it you only had a. little
NO Narghile,
NO Harem For New Caliph
37 NBA Son lt-e
Medjld. successor of the deposed Sub
tan Mohummcd VI. possessing the sa-
cred rolws and powers of the call-
phste. American cartoonists and hu-
morista will how to drop their old
conception of an Hrlentnl potentate.
For Alulul-Mmilid does not wear the
flowing l'lllll'S' und polntul slippers and
turllnn or his: forebears. He appears
ordinarily in n l-Iuropcnu business suit,
the Only Hriv-ntni tour-h being given
by his ro-d i'oz.
Nor illn‘fl tln- new cnliph recline On
silken ('ilslllnzm drawing puffs of per-'
fumed Hill'll’.“ from n gurgling nar-
ghlle. Alulul-Mm‘lflll in on active man
Ind his filVlii‘llH snmkv is a. Cigaret—
r4
l which he indulges in rarely.
C(lNS’l‘.\\"l’l.\lli’IJ‘L—“r'lth Abdul-'
N0 HARE.“ FOR HIM
And—wonder of Wondersk—the new
head of the Moslem faith will not be
the possessor of n haer. The callph
has but one wife though the law of
the Koran allows him {our and Or-
, ieutul tradition permits an important
ruler to possess several scores.
While former Turkish Sultans had
numerous progeny. Abdul-Medild has
but one child, s. daughter. his constant
companion. This already is worrying
Moslem chieftains.
"Vtht if the caliph dies without
male issue?" they ask. "Who will
continue the line of caliphs?"
Another thing that worries rock-
ribhed Moslems is the new callph’s
.
‘r k
If you only weren‘t so dog!
more weight—you'd show ’em all."
And Honey. being an intelligent
dog. know pretty'weli what he 'meant.
She weighed but 41 pounds; she was
an unfortunate accident in s. tuned
family—born with the blood but not
the bulk or the mother.
Nevertheless Heints sent her to the
“'aterloo cup races in Mississippi.
There were 128 entries. including the
best that Ireland and England could
send. '
They tell the story of how she
"showed her heels" to Pslssinsr Mose.
\Vestcrn Par-ton. Oakland Hat, Buck-
saw. Reporter—the best greyhounds
in dogdom. Just game -- that’s
“Honey."
John Goulsrte is buying his own
, l
lcigarets. nowndsys.
devotion to art. The Koran. in its
strictest interpretation. formal paint-
ing pictures and making “(raven
images." But the new caliph not
only loves and appreciates art. but is
known himself in Paris as an accom-
plished painter. l
Abdul-Mcdlid will exercise no civll'
power within the Turkish empire but
he will be re’cognizcd as the spiritual
head of millions of Mohammedan“: all
0\'erthe world who will look upon
him with the same respect as Romln
Catholics look upon their pope.
lflS ASIBITION.
Dick's parents are well-meaning
but a. trifle too strict. believing that
"to spare the rod is to spoil the
child."
\thn Dick was asked by s. friend
of the family what he would like to
be when he grew up. he replied,
readily, "An orphan."——The Epworth
Herald (Chicago).
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