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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER2?I9i»:
HtTinker BokrZS
biyCarlysle H. Holcomb
WHAT BOBBY OWL SAW.
r' was a delightful evening that
found Major Pole Cat leaving his
home to take a journeyJ Jerry the
Jay bird had already tucked his
head under his wing and gone peace
fully to sleep. Major was glad he
eouid travel once in a while with
out being teased br the saucy Jay.
He was headed for the King’s Palace
and was determined to find out just
why he had been disturbed by the
Hunter’s peeking into the door of his
home He thought Tinker Bob must
be away, or something else had hap
pened, or the Hunter would never
have been allowed to wander about,
looking into strangers’ doors.
As Major Pole Cat walked along
pondering in his mind those
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' thoughts concerning the Hunter, he
! heard a familiar flutter in a tall
tree nearby. “Hoot! Hoot!” sounded
a voice. It was Bobby Owl. He
had spied Major passing beneath
him.
“What are you doing tonight?”
asked the Major as he recognized
the voice. It was on ly since Tinker
Bob came to the forest that Bobby
Owl would speak to Major Pole Cat.
It seems that Major once came very
near catching Bobby when he was
learning to fly and ever since Bobby
refused to speak to Mr. Pole Cat. But
now, since the King of the Forest
had come things were greatly
changed.
“I would like to see the King,”
said Bobby Hoot Owl. “I have some-
thing very important to tell him.”
“I am on my way to the King’s
Palace myself,” replied Major.
“Hoot! Hoot!” said Bobby. “I’ll let
you speak to the King first, then I
will see him.”
Major quickened his steps on the
path toward the King’s throne.
How nice it was, he thought, to have
some friend to whom he could tell
all of his troubles! A good friend is
I
From The Top of The Great Oak, I
Saw The Hunter Coming With a
Lantern in One Hand and a Large
Box in The Other.
the best thing in the world. He re
membered how his mother had been
his friend; but his mother was gone
and now Tinker Bob had come to be
ia friend to all in the Forest.
“Hoot! Hoot! You must hurry,”
cried Bobby Owl, “for I see danger
ahead.”
“You may see the King first, if you
think it necessary.’ said the Major.
Bobby Hoot Owl did think it nec
essary, and he flew quickly to the
King’s Palace. “Hoot! Hoot!” cried
he, and Tinker Bob came out.
“What will you have toniyht?”
asked Tinker Bob.
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BODY HAS MANY
IMPROVEMENTS
“Public sentiment governs the
; conduct of affairs in our republic and
I this same public sentiment creates,
I sustains and enlarges the sphere of
styles in automobiles, which styles |
change with the public demand for |
more comfort and greater efficiency,” j
said T. F. Gatewood, Jr., of Gate- j
wood & Todd, local distributors for
i the Southern Oakland Company’s
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“The proportion of sedans being
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“Hoot! Hoot!” replied Babby. “I
think there is danger ahead for some
one.”
“Tell me what it is,” said Tinker,
: as he looked about.
“From the top of the Great Oak I
I saw the Hunter coming with a lan
tern in one hand and a larye box in
| the other.”
| “Ah!” said Tinker Bob. “I knew
Ihe was coming into the Forest to
| night. He is angry because Ma- ’
jor Pole Cat fooled him when he was
[trying to catch Jack the Rabbot.” i
! “Is he after me?” asked Major [
1 Pole Cat. For he had overheard [
what Tinker Bob s*id as he came;
up breathless.
Just then they saw a light in the
midst of the Forest. They watched i
I carefully and sure enough, the Hun-
Iter was fixing a large box trap in
j front of Major PMe Cat’s home.
They heard him say to himself:
“Now, I’ll catch that measly
skunk.”
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November 2nd to 11 th, 1919
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fact, it is only a question of a yeai
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“In designing a new four-door se*-
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