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IMMHHMi K - - f -- CITY THAT BELIEVES IT GOOD INVESTMENT TO BE HUMANE SENDS ITS POOR ON VACATION r-v .:&i i One of the Boy Campers Is Shown With His Kit. This Is for a Two Weeks' Stay; What Would It Be If He Intended to Be Cone Several Months! Los Angeles, Cal., July 23. A great multitude of boys 120 of them all heavily encumbered with camping kits and bundles stood recently at the railroad station here and in a boisterous, jocular way, jostled and pushdd each other about in rough play. They were waiting for the train. Stood there also many men and women, staid, sedate and prim in much finery. They also were waiting for the train. All were going "on a vacation; and to the same place, too the moun tains. Said one of the boisterous boys to one of the dapper men, "Whatchu gonna do up in the mountains?" Answered the man: "I'm going to play croquet, and" tennis, and " "Oh, shucks," interrupted the bois terous boy, "that ain't nuthin to 'do in the mountains. I'm gonna hike, 'n' swim, 'n' fish, 'n' hunt bears! And true it w.as. The city of Los Angeles was pending these lads into , yciUfMrnrnmMMmm mmrmtiMm km