Sharon, Fa.—"If I were compelled to make a choice between a healthy burglar and a sickly bishop as my father, I would take the burglar," asserted Rev. H. K. Fhipps, pastor of the Oakland Avenue M. E. church, addressing 350 Sharon young people on the subject. "If I were sixteen again," Rev. Mr. Fhipps told his hearers that if he were a boy again that he would devote a portion of each day to exercise and he would participate in athletic sports of various kinds with view to building up his health. "Happiness depends to a large extent upon health," he declared.

Both Gobble the Gobbler.
Falmouth, Ky.—Another Solomon is needed here to settle ownership of a turkey gobbler claimed by C. T. Bailey and Elijah Holmore, neighboring farmers.

The two men kept the road dusty carrying the bird back and forth between their homes until a writ put forth.

FROST SELLS TWIN CITY TRACTOR AND SEPARATOR
A. S. Frost, of the Idaho Garage, has sold the Twin City separator and tractor that have been on exhibition on Second Street for several weeks, to Engstrom & Danielson, living four miles southwest of Moscow, near Paradise mountain, who will use it to thresh this year's crop of grain. The separator is 22x42 and the tractor 12-20.

The threshermen as one of the best out-of-doors men in the area, are as one of the best out-of-doors men in the area.  Fits on the market and Mr. Frost has sold three of the tractors, every one of which has given entire satisfaction. He will have another carload of separators and tractors in a few days. The factory has a branch in Spokane, where machines and extras can be secured on short notice. 