Show LU I ROOSEVELT ROOSE BECOMES ES CD By L L. A. A HoU Hollenbeck Several weeks weeks ago the writer suggested suggested sug sus- that the Victory highway between between between be be- tween My Myton l ton and n l Roosevelt he be cop cop con strutted d the on on the route rout where here the mo most mast road could be built for the least money Somo Some of or the became feve sh and tea a n committee t to pray nd to to tell fhe road commission a and o id the federal agents gents that that road should hould go whether or r no The praY era of the jY not and C committee t tobogganed bog w to per on down ti bit tilted ridgepole o jan aurora borea boreal lis us and front r the s l etl II t the bt bl bu g m n of f Rope velt veil a ab as though tou touched touched- hed by Elie the Hie want of a magician an resolution was lately late laic ly evolved which v iol iS Is in part as fb ol lows vs f if j I That we wo desire desire to see construct constructed i ed out of the funds available vai as as D many many a miles of good road as possible and ami that matters of local Interest om should not influence the location orthe ot or the road and that we ve will sustain the state road commission and the federal department in tn whichever which which- ever eyer route rout the they may choose for the said road That is good sense and the business business bustness busi bust ness m men ll of Roosevelt are to be con con- If Roosevelt were hs bye before she has become calm if iC she were sophis sophistical cal she ahe has become be he- become come logical and if she were excited ed she sho has has become become normal She has reverted to normalcy That worn wore normalcy is a hereditament of the tho Rep Republican Republican party and for a Democrat Democrat Demo Demo- crat to too speak it is like trying to swallow a chestnut burr It If is d doubtful doubt lt t- t ful if it will ever stay as long athe as a desuetude Grov Grover the innocuous of t Cleveland But that suggestion ot of the writer was a lon long time in going to Roosevelt It mus must traveled have have traveled there on a slow freight train It had been in a Artemas Ward passenger passenger pas pas- coach on that train he he lie would have told the conductor 10 o tale take the cowcatcher from front the front of the train and put it t on the hind rind end nd because because because be be- cause there was no cla danger of f tho the train ever catching n a cow but but t what was there to prevent a cow iro u coming in iii on the back steps mid arid biting bit- bit Jag ing the passengers r rIn r rIn In Iu regard to the new road Roose Roosevelt Roose Roosevelt velt has clehr cleared d the controversial horizon r an and i to her the the writer makes es a n. prof profound b bow bow- w and because of f his lack of poetical genius he lie pens the following ode ado d to toMy to- to My Iy dear Roosevelt I My pen ls is pour my inicis pall My for you will ill never Palo falo And if it we meet beyond Where Peter reigns no reigns no room for forI J r I v T f hate 5 5 Ill I'll- clas clasp your our hand hancl and ami will Ir you I l. l s' s S afi r L Lothers well Though others o rs say say say go go to i hell iI I |