Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-10-22 | Page 5 | Walt Mason

1 ELbbbbb! Walt Mason H , h : IDU I M K ! 1 h at poor hi. I.s talk politics from ' J dawn until the gloaming, and, calm j . oo. I groom my mule, her fet- H lock curry combing. Oh, I might J talk around the b'oek with every I bbbsbbI passing nclghlor. I might devote to H Harding's goat the time I spend in 1 BH bu I'm inclined to keep in 1 inind th.- fact that winter s coming. I H when storms will whoop around my i B I coop, and hllsxards will be hummlnc Sh do ' ho ret while all outdoors it j EH full of l.lh- yawping, for still the hi. ks ; f politics, and keep the wcdkln ! CH popping. I thresh my beans and other j kH greens, my prune trees wisely guards t gsLLs lng; my boosts or knqfiks won't hinder rgggg Cos, or put a crimp In Harding. Who- r gggggg ever wins you'll see m bins well filled ftgggggfl With ipUdfl and carrf.ls. my crops 1 j fH , raise while other jays talk bunk like Igassssii locoed parroLs. Sometimes at night, CgasBBBS andle light, when all my work (gassssil - . d. d, I spiel a while of campaign , guile, in language high and splendid. BH And people list In awe, I wist. VVvfl ' though to some lawgiver, to plans ggggfl I've planned, this weary land from tlgggggg . r But in the day PwBH th. lean earth amplv iggggasfl larding, and heave no rocks at Jimmle gasssssii Cox. and heave no bricks at Harding. H ggBsTJ