Bingham Bulletin | 1929-11-07 | Page 6 | Father is "Goat" in Rabbit Deal

Father Is "Goat" in Rabbit Deal ' they then?" he demander. "I see but one rabbit" ; "Why. dad," sxplalned one of hi' youngsters, "it Is the same rabbit; we bought It from each other." Ex change. , . Some Saturdays ago a small boy, asked his father for a quarter to buy a rabbit. On being satisfied that a hut wns being fixed up In which r keep the rabbit, and being also a be llever In tbe civilising Influence on boys of keeping pets, dad gave him quarter. The following Saturday a seconl youngster came on the same errand and obtained a quarter. It happened , to be a large family, and not wish Ing to display any favoritism, dmi eventually gave a quarter to eactij'ol ble children for the purchase of a rabbit j- . . . One day be went out to see all thes rabbits snd wss surprised to find on! one! He Inquired of his children wh they had all done with their quarters En;t declared that he or she ro.i bou;!.t a rabbit "Weil, where are V