Salt Lake Telegram | 1923-11-18 | Page 16 | Features for Smaller Folks

Features For Smaller Folks q e Lr cu 4 S If J I i I I I Tho The J-Bird J By ROY BUNTEN In Tange the trees tree az are brown And yet they gro grow Quite aulta The greenly roots grow up tb the leaves leans if ift t h t. t t 61 And grow the edO down nuts just smile amne seI serenely se se- se- se I Over the treetops to Tangle- Tangle town Tommy Ted flew in in his red nightgown for the river was wet and the road was sandy You see he had eaten his sisters sister's candy Well just as he reached the dist church he fell right down with a leer and a lurch and had it not been for the Tan Tan- people he might h have ve got caught on the top o of the I If It yo you want to see Tommys Tommy's I dream just cut out pieces in I center of the picture and put together ethor and paste on cardboard steeple But watching the people in m doubles and singles he reached for the roof and fell flat on the shingles And there just as lonesome as lonely lone lone- ly could be bo he looked in the face of a strawberry tree Out Outon Outon Outon on the end of the nearest root oot was a new brand-new bird in a 3 new brand suit His body was blue but his head was yellow and oh but he was wa the strangest fellow He looked like the tho picture pic picture pie pie- ture tule his voice was hoarse Tommy Ted knew him him him-a a J J- J Bird of course The roof got tired and dropped Tommy Ted and so there he was in his own little bed