| Show SOP EVENT S HAS SMOKED FOR 80 YEARS mrs lonca lorica cox Is now and Is still hale and hearty the e century had twelve days day of life in it the plantation ot of columbia then a part of the common wealth of massachusetts had been an organized town for tour four years and napoleon bonaparte was the most dreaded man on earth when a gir baby was born to the family of mr and mrs samuel tinney at colum bla maine since that b in 1 january lo 10 years ago little lorica tinney as she was called has bad had time to learn her alphabet from the family B ble to grow up to woman hood bood and get married to james cox who nho died in the army while serving ir ip the twenty second maine regiment and to outline all her brothers sis and playmates slie she was in good health last mon day which was her birthday she A as she Is today learned to smoke a corncob pipe aher she was 1 iw years of age by taking her ber mother mothers s pipe to the fireplace ane an lighting it among the hot ashes A first the taste of the smoke made he sick but she soon got over thi trouble and has smoked constantly constant ll for or more than eighty years using hal a pound of cut plug tobacco evet evely week and always taking a long before retiring at night democracy of the west prof richard T ely has an all artle artic S in harper s on the operative cooperative tows of greeley geeza col coi ln which chish h he cl W eions east and west the further west one goes says the professor the more democratic becomes society so I 1 must confess that I 1 did not understand true americanism in ona on of its phases at least until I 1 got tar far away from the atlantic coast corn cora ing to madison wis from baltimore md the freedom of intercourse be tween all economic classes and men of the widest divergence of wealth and intellect attracted my attention but biere tz ere are social differences eves ever in madison which would be scorned in a place like greeley anything like aristocracy seems to be absolutely un known in greeley unless it Is the aristo aristocracy crac of personal merit NEW ARCTIC LEADER DARING anthony fiala who will command ziegler expedition has courage great reat interest attaches to the per sodality son sona allty lity of anthony fiala the young photographer who has been selected by william H ziegler to command hia his next expedition in search of the north pole the members of the baldwin expedit on commented freely on the ability shown by mr fiala to with stand the cold and his reel in taking risks to secure good photo r AA J graphic results he is a silent and somewhat reserved man and is pos hessed of considerable executive abil ity he declines to give any idea loda as to his plans simply stating h will do as he thial s best rich enough to A good many of congressman shat colleagues have felt the sting of his ready wit at times and few care to engage in repartee with him the ohio man who went down to defeat last fall told some friends last week that he had purchased two bird dogs ahing fl 1000 apiece for them this gave a fellow member a long iong sought opportunity and he said well shattuc if boure oure rich brough to pay 1000 1 apiece tor for dogs its it s about time you retired 4 |
