Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 January 1950 — Page 6
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= ~ Happened Last Night— Canine College For Cookie
Higher Education Seems to Be
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By Earl
Only Way to Stop Barking
“Wilson
are better than
one, unless
they're on your
She'll do any-
} doesn’t drink. | thing to at-
|Gilbert, who had been. subbing|’
o NEW YORK, Jan. 24—Thanks, everybody, for helping |me with my Barking Dog.
to send her to dog college.
tract attention,
res ———
i headline on tne story of Charles ances, I walloped out a column asking how I could make our|yyckman's
‘cute Schnauzer, Cookie, stop barking—and I guess I've Bt Brothery could have been “No- | Soap.” 3
Miss Carroll
.—— discontinue
nightclub
bow-out at Lever
Dogs attend college now, as they don't want to stay
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dumb animals all their lives, |” A little boy named Jerry, Weissbard of Juvenile Ny {had his mother write me. thal,l should give Cookie bubble gum. Every time she'll try to bark Mhent make big bubbles,” Jerry sald, “She'H like it so much, in{stead of barking all day, she'll make bubbles all day.” | | A fellow in Toledo, Earl Sparks, | said: | “Put some peanut butter on | your idex finger and stick that] {on the roof of her mouth. What jean you lose but your Index | finger?”
Cookie holding the dog's jaws closed, and
say ‘No, No, No,’ as many times Hart. 88 are necessary.” ’ .
" = " | MAYBE college is the best idea {Cookie's already been given {scholarship at Frances sook’'s Dog College
| | She's the only one of our family {who ever got a scholarship of {any kind for anything any time. She'll take 10 lessons in obedi{ence, self-control, etc. at a co- | educational school and try to de- | velop her personality.
favor of letting Cookie bark.
Ted Friend, the ex-N. Y. saloon editor, was robbed recently.
have saved the day had the
MY BEAUTIFUL Wife is n|
You see, out in San Francisco,
His dog, 4lso a barker, would
| “If an owner's neurotic, the Friends been home. Finally the dog will be the same way,” the burglars taped the dog's mouth | dog college says. so the dog wouldn't rouse the
PURCHASE i. Cookie's such a strong per- neighbors. that sonality, that if she wants to But don’t let me get on tha CONTRACTS bark, I'll have to bark with her. no tal book out I muy become the first barking ere’'s a sentimental ou REFINANCED columnist, unless you count titled “Don’t Call a Man a Dog,
If you are now
from here and get your deed.
your | home on a “Lease Contract,” it may be possible to obtain a loan ®dUcation
| Winchell, . »
like this divisions of opinion.
| The Gaines Dog Research Cen- the Remains of One Who PosExchanging “Contracts” for ter feels that Cookie might not #essed Beauty Without Vanity, “mortgage loan” financing also be the college type and feels I Strength Without Insolence, Courage Without Ferocity and All the
permits your filing “mortgage ex. should educate her myself. omption
* claims each year with
in substantial reduction In your me.
real estate taxes.
Don’t delay! We will be glad to — discuss these arrangements with! po you NOW! Your call may result] NS in substantial benefits to you. At least it costs you nothing to find
out.
CALL THIS WEEK
“The way to do this is to put again.
your hand over the dog's jaws,
| |
| (It's Unfair to the Dog)” by Will ” } Judy, ALWAYS on matters of higher epitaph to a dog found by Lord there are Byron.
First, the dog should be taught Virtues of your County Auditor. This results the meaning of “No,” they tell Vices.”
Good Humor
{to dedicate the Cobb Memorial | Hospital, which he built in mem- | ory of his parents. . ! expect a reversal of the conviction of two in the Lonely Hearts murder case, and a {new trial. . .
which has a famous
It goes this way: “Near This Spot Are Deposited
Man Without His
If you have a dog, read that " I Man TY COBB'S off to Royston, Ga.,
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