| Show 4 SAY IT r AGAIN l liT i iI Add It Up I from the recent want wants IIer s one rom under Business B iness Opt Opa Op- Op a ad d t columns ties which Betty Ramsey po wonder if tf you saw and d S I OPPORTUNITY mB tI E IS AN N investigating r I around Logan way waye up Folks r F w been Cache ing In l lately tely i e regarding the theof some of solid soUd old Massasoit 1 te ch roles rales the rotunda at y ye e ech and we thought though capitol a N tate all like to know lato about It Culmsee of theal the Dean Carlton al it all some somes faculty started SA SAC C fa declared that Lw when he tit ys s ago K Chief Massasoit was after all 5 g imposter who had an an eastern st t business ness way out west Better should ld stay in Massachusetts Dean Culmsee fm here r he belongs ted i 1 But EBat strange as it may seem Massasoit it has a multitude of K county They friends ends in m in Cache fn Massasoit committee formed the and nd f are e prepared to fight for the honor bonor of old Massa F f r For Tor one thing they say the Indians were here bere first and In prece honor the they should take prece dence Its It's a clear r case of first carved caned tome rome first v II vAnd And while they agree that our early Indians crouched under underbrush b brush ruyh and had a taste for r grasshoppers they feel this shouldn't be held against Massa it After all aU the they note look tAt happened to the seagull And finally one of the defenders sUggests that if anything is inappropriate in inappropriate in- in appropriate at the capitol it perhaps per- per haps Is the capitol itself the itself the building has not a Ita single feature features s suggestive e of a teepee or a And what say you yon Should Missa Iusa stay or go Names That Fit 1 Here Here from Ed l 1 Myers and B. B R. R by byway way of Cliff Fretwell and Fit Fil i 11 a name that really fits The b bearer a resident of Roosevelt is engaged in the construction wherein he operates a rock crush ing machine v name L. L LE E. E kAnd And Mr l Fretwell doesn't fit too badly badly hes hes he's he's hes a newspaperman it Roosevelt f Natch Notch t F f f- fou l' l You ou wouldn't be expected to know about such things as this unless youve you've spent at least part of f your life me traveling round and about bout the country too much financial backing r I KAnd And just in case you haven't well we'll explain that when buffeted more than usual by fate i person who finds himself temporarily temporarily tem tem- out of f. f funds in a strange town 11 f finds ds it expedient to turn himself in to the local bastile as ast t vagrant Here he gets a chance to wash clean up get a good sleep and nd a good meal and then set out refreshed to attack the world i i One such traveler hit our town t other o er day were we're informed by t Ch Ross and forthwith re reported reported reported re- re ported to city jail as a self-de- self d vagrant Never ever too busy to w welcome a visitor the poli police e put the the la lad away for the night and S. S n day y he appeared in court There he told his tory to Judge Prank Frank Moss explaining he expected ex ex- d money from home soon and would world be leaving town t l Well the judge do you t to ke keep P on st staying ying in JaIl 1 No o sir the young young- man I j exploded not not after i your jail jaU no sir air I i If |
