Show LIGHTS AND SHADOWS October 1 1 > Ripe and rich of beauty rare Bright of sin and keen of air When the leaves all fall away And through every breezy day From the apple orchards near Sounds of merriment wo hear Nuts are ripe within the wood All tho earth In merry mood Filled with Jollity and cheer Laughs with pleasure loud and clear I Harvest Ions has garnered been Plenty lllls the land again Hcapedup hlnu In cellars deep Golden treasures safely keep I From tho hills tho hunters song Floats at evening hour along I Antelope and antlered door Now In bands again appear Grouse on swiftlywhirring wing From the path beside you spring And within the coppice gruy Swiftly hide themselves away In tho morn the hoar frosts white Sparkle In the suns first light And on window panes they trace I Samplen rare of fairy lace When beside the ruddy blazo Learn wo winters cheer and ways I From these keen October days I Where Love Finds Dwelling I stood In tho descrt away away Wild was the scone and drear No Jiowcr had bloomed for aye and aye There was silence and nothing there And 1 said I Oh land of dread Cursed of God and shunned of man Where tho Jlcccy clouds from fountains fed I Like startled things the land has fled Since first the nrlcl began Unloved and unloving you oer must be I A region to shun eternally I And thcro midst tho desert I found a i grain Twas the grain of a desert child She had laid down the life the desert gave To sleep In this spot yo wild With an unskilled hand But devotion grand Her lover had carved for her V Words that would holy mako any strand Lit by tho sun by the breezes ranncd So illled with love they were Loving tho loved all creatures below I Her heart never cooled from loves first glow I lived her all loved her tho angels fair Wafted her love from tho heavens there I Sho has gone from our sight beyond rc I call I 1 loved her we loved her all Then I sad to tho deserts that stretched I a way No longer forbidding ye are Tho barren yo are alway olway Lacking of blooms that are sweet and rare Where love has found dwelling since time begun God has not cursed and man need not shun Ran No Chances Why did you choose Friday pray On which to married be They asked her and her smile was gay While an answer quick made she On Thursday night he came to me And made of love his vow Others hnvo done the same to mc I alto no chances now That men arc fickle as can bo Tn every way I tim vowed that I would married bo Before he changed his mind Nea Spoiled a Romance He was from time country and he was go lag down the street with a young lady from a neighboring town Tinre Is I noth lug out of tho ordinary In this along about conference time but mi hls coat was one of the largest McKInley and Roosevelt badges seen this year Near the corner oC Second South and Main he was accosted I by a crowd of four or live bovs from the home town Hello there crfcd one If that Isnt a corker I dont want a cent McKlnley ch yelled a second Looks nice upon a Democrat said a thirdWhy Why dont you get one lIfo size and carry ft around under your arm Queried a fourth It looks good to me ventured a fifth when precinct Democratic chairmen wear AfcKInley badges like that there must ho something In It sure rime young man looked confused for a minute then gathering himself together he turned to them excusing himself to tho girl Say fellows ho cried ouvo spoiled ono of tho prettiest little romances Utah has known That girl Is a Republican and says sho wont havo a thing to do with a Democrat Thats why i Year this badge Say we have spoiled it havent we said tho leading Democrat of tho crowd I What are you going to do about It asked another Vote the Republican ticket straight I he sad as he turned on his boll to regain tho girls side When It comes to a choice I between Bryan anda girl like that the I boy orator Is not In It Tcstorday b I I Cono to tho limitless years Passed like a dream away Filled with Its heartaches and fears t Filled with Its smiles and tears Whore It keeps I them Imprisoned for aye A world In a space so small I A speck In the endless strife And yet so pOlenta more than all I Fated and scaled beyond recall With what makes or what mars a life I I Pleasure and Jove and pain fr Joy and a wild despair I Vows that you nccr dare make again I I Throbs of delight and hopes that were J vain l Lie burled forever there I I aUra for a tiny space I Cure It no more can be Given but onco by Gods own grace Us fullness In Joy or In woe we trace Thro the bounds of eternity When Pas a Candidate IWo I-Wo Jes nil have the bpstcst fun Now tis election year An pa for office tries to run An slays out all night near Why ma lets us be up at night Olttlmcs we have the boss Until wo nil arc tired quite An never once gets cross When pa Is homo we never know Not the least speck of fun 0 k For to our beds we all must go When supper Is just done Wo dosscnt make a bit of noise Hu cannot think hell say Ans jes as cross at girls an boys If they attempt to play I I wish election time would come An stay for all thoycar That pall got beat and stay at homo Jc3 makes mo quake with fear A LongWinded Job Where were you going with those box Ing gloves last night Albert I wa j Just taking them around to Mr Blanks for a friendly little bouL Did you have It Yes wo had It I That Is Mr Blank had the run Exactly Seems to mo you and he have these little bouts quite often 1 Yes uo do And you get the worst of It every time I admire your grit but I dont think much of your Judgment Well you sec I want to marry his daughter lidlth I am putting off the day of asking the old man for her until I feol able to trounce him BiU If It continues con-tinues on like this Im afraid Ill be an old bachelor before I can approach the task l with anything like assurance Street Smiles Tho smiles of men and women too When out upon the street Tholr sweetness every morn renew With friendliness replete And smiles as dark us sin Smiles that with merriment arc bright The smiles of those who win There arc smiles that pass from lip to eye Thoro aro smiles of friends who meet But the strangest one In passing by i Is the smile upon the street A Picture He sat alone when evening hour was near Musing upon the past his silvered hair Whitened and thinned by many a weary yea II Shono oer a brow wrinkled by thought and care Straight as an arrow and of stature grand I Towering midst other men serenely there I Born with a ilsht divine to rule com m mand a a ml A spirit lofty and a presence rare Ho sits and walls lifes swiftlyfalling sand To roll away with thoughts serene and high Ills counsel still Is sought thro all the land I For wisdom In his words forever lie Grander ho seems as deaths dark hour l draws nigh I Too Many Risks for Him Gracious goodness Aiiy ho cried as an automobile went whirling bv what I what In the namo of heaven ken that bo beAns Angy was as m > stilled as he was and it o down the street they stood wntchlng RO In nmouthel1 wonder that hd bccemo So interested they had gradu the notice that they lhe1o did nol toward the center at time nIl drawn the old bt4lI and whiz of a street Th Hula mali l1lothor looked to Mce couple uolcc up time crossIng mr down upon thorn near wife In his aged with 11 cry hI elofpcd and trtir4c for thG shJcwnlk his nrms An he p1acd he bald L14 There AnS do 1otl1 It this hem feet again her upon on onlY run rWS1 bad enough whorl they aU over but whlll they chase you tracks for yOU an tho stroel Ang the place mo Is Just home Anybody Should a woman marry a man younger than hcrficlf sho asked Nobody having answered tho question her young ncphow spoke J upI it 4unt up-I donl know much about J Kate he cried but If I was In your I place Id marry almost anybody The Highest Mobility 1 Now midst them nil she quiet sat Spoke not of noble ancestry While others talked In constant chat Of sire and ancient family tree ITor face bespoke In every Hue I A llntjago of high degree Lips finely l cut and nostrils fine With bluovcJned brow and high had she Her form and mold had every grace That to patrician sires belong In fact tit maid In form and taco A princess was the rest among Tell us they cried your ancestry Was It not great she smiled and then Sho answer made most i pleasantly My Sires were each and all but men A silence fell among them there Her answer of tho rest was gaugo Xot ono among her follows there Could claim a nobler lineage Why Sho Smiles I told her that wheneer she smiled I Id kiss her If I ooull II And nor shin smiles HO often Id get lockjaw If I I should I Twas not she wanted klsslnS I Too well alas I know Sho smiles to think the time Id hay Wlth her pugilistic l beau Very Satisfactory That double shadows on a blind My uplrlla oftllmcs vox Is that they aio4o undefined TIs hard to tell the sex Now double lights I cast double shades I Since blinds and lights began Behind this porlldy the maids Quito often hide a man |