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Freeport Journal-Standard from Freeport, Illinois • 4

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'b4 Sy PAGE OUR JR r' iCT reads the the last an' industry this reveals the Importance riaS' i neater rana or the of the move to free ua from 1 hjg 1 Jftys will recall the stage army mos then 4t i JfOMAM I 1 1 Sjf all and scrv en we 4 A THOUGHT OR TODAYf Americans are spending nearly billion dollar a year for tires and other things rwde of rubtier says As Viles big man in the rtihlw 1nAtiaW hla OsoeelH sKm 1 un ivrnuo me uiipux tanvo Scnsecf humor Is coming back strongly indicating that the world Is emerging from Its war trance Tn England a labor leader dis I The recent American Marathon race ahOWed that long distance run nings does not affect the' heart as I much as the legs So say the doc tors who rayed the hearts and kept close watch on them En durance contests may not at the time materially Injure a profession til Tunner or an amateur who has "wotked up to gradually by proper training But for the un trained it is dangerous and harm ful And 1 trained or Umralncd marathon 'Turners and endurance dancer will pay later in life You cah't cheat "nature catch a sma I Ho uieuns the game will not bo worth the candle financially' Strongheart Indian Chief who toured as a Liberty Loan speaker visits New York goea'to the top of th Woolworth building He says the vlewfrom there was ex cellent until he noticed Jhe Statue of Liberty which reminded' him that is offered to almost all per sons except those who orielniillv owned the country He refers (o thoeoii ds Of inUvUoX Uic not allowed to vote c6nd(tlons and fadif profits whtia serving well the' public He points to the record of those roads os an Illustration merely of what can be done but what must bo done If the industry is to nroaperCT If It is saklrfhat tbcse patleuiar companies ara singularly fortunate tn the ability of their the answer Is that similar abill ties must be foundfor the other lines aaJd Napoleon Bonaparte "Never mention to me that abnomlnablo word" If the will to reader the best nubile aarvmn rti lets in the' board of directors men to carry out its instructions' will be found If banker financiers who so largely control railway polk clea cannot find efficient executives they will have to do as Oliver Crom well told the membera of 1 "Get you gone and make way for 1 better 1 7'' SENATOR COUZENS ON TIIK 'RAILWAY PROBLEM CT the experiment oL sending practical business mtn to the Unit eda States Senate instead of polili clana whose stock in trade 'consists lofly of professions of devotion to 'he public welfare without any well defined ideas as to how' that worthy pJrpose' may be attained Will' have go9d respite in shaping legislation Oa important national lagucs is indi cated by the recent statement deal Ing with railway policies issued by Senator Jam Couzene of Michigan A A successful manufacturer and banker Senator Couzens will hardly bo suspected of being a pestiferous agitalor who wishes to rtall the prosperity of the great transporta tfon industry or to hamper 1' devel opment by imposing undue restric tions and regulatloni He approaches the problem from the viewpoint' of the public generally not tnerely that Of the holders of railway securities aftd recognises the seeming insur mountable difficulties Involved in the plea of the roads for the right to charge higher freight 'rates or secure material wage reductions and the urgent demands pf the agricul tural interests for kw er freight and the determined opposi tion of the railway employees to any' lowering of wages says the Chris tian Science With the present situation ta'tM Congress practically controlled by the bloc "it is to "dis cus an Increase In freight rate The hbor market largely ashe rwrult of IhreetrtctioM uwhoJamli im migration pf cheap labor gives no promise for tywer wages The irresls table force seeking greater finings 4 Tp 'be so strops that nothing cm disturb vour Deace or mina f' Ji To talk Jieaith nappmsss ana l' nmsneritv to every Gerson you meet TCT CT To make all your friends feel 4 dr thert is something in them th To look on the sunny side of everything and make your opting ism coms true think only'of the best to 4 work only Cor the best and to 4 expect only the best To be just as enthusiastic about 4 success of "others as you ari 4 about your own a 4 'To forget the mistakes of the 4 past and press on to the greater 4 4 achievement) of the future 4 vTo wear cheerful counten 4 4 ance at all times and to have a 4 4 smile ready for every living 4 4 creature you meet 4 4 To give so much time to the 4 4 improvement of yourself that 4 4 you have no time to criticise 4 4 others AUl MUgWre UAJ UUU LUT 4 fear and too happy to permit 44 the presence of trouble 4 4 ''To think well of yourself and 4 4 to proclaim this fact to the world 4i4 nof in loud words but In great 4 4 4To live' In tho'fallb tliat the 4 "'i 4 world is on your side tong as 4 i 4 you are true to tha best that is 4 4In you4G at rhe" EMMERT DRUC STORE IT QUICK" THE BOY SNAPPED WHEN HE DREW REIN BESIDE BODINE ON THE ROAD EOON ATER 1 i 1 need 'Til build a bomb tear a holo in that wall big enough to put ah elephant through sneak the powder and the other stpff we want up the way I said make a there's Iota of cedars up and put our little old mine on It The wind drives down thkt canon every night It vary five min utesi 'All we'll have to do is push her off and She'll hit the dam I timed a log one night I'll fix the fuse so we'll be sure and just to be certain ofIt cover raft with olL If It happens to drift down" quicker than I figure tho fuse win set the damn thing afire rnd blow up the worjes unyhow" Es ebanta eyts were the pciy an swer BucIi need Hl rtady Buck was not taking nny chances on tlm night Esteban' compromised' be ar your by noon not go straight north 'through the buttes'? can make it by way of the hills (ntvp hours' What do you? 'x chance Morrow'l will have his rldersfin the 'TlUdraw them a note of surcriess in volrt as he went on send "a I 'K Kellogg who makes corn flakes and other breakfast food Is Interested during 'a motor He tells' how '40 years ago Jbe was abropiti maker in Dallas with only 1500 In the bank Gradually liy hard work and dental he goVintobusIness for himself Ills soles now total 15 million dollars a year and Kellogg Is very rich Opportunities for poor boys who "have' the stuff in still are plentiful In America A ca reer like Kellogg's is well 'worth publicity for it stimulates others Who are trying to get aheard good 'thing we have gigantic euc cesses to encourage us when we are down hearted virtual corner bn the rubber production Brazil through Ita government announces that it'll glady co operate with oi'r manufac turers to develop a big American owned Industry down there Whvthcrr OHna will be hehevo lent cnoiieh tn ahado Vn yfansl will demand remans to be seen of everything usually1 Is' much as the folder can get' But he truth conwth to 1 lie ilcht that his deeds may be made manifest' that they are TnWn 71 A good man i through obscurest rtaspirations Has still an Instinct of the one £tue way Goetber EDITORIAL COMMENT Hiram way of having absmutely nothing to do With Eu rope any way shape or form Is to go abroad for the lumbtjs Qhlo State Journal 4l 4 A JRS sa ma jurai urcaits mu win give the farmers much He thinks the men who tHl th 8011 will soil the Sandusky Tribune i So much has been claimed for the ancient Egyptian civilization it surprise tu If they claim' Tut aboutthe wireless 'because no wires wero found In his Nashevpie Southerp Lumberman We need a nationalisation of the but we do need a rationalization of the coal Cleveland Times 7 Now that court has ordered NewYork Ahtl Saloon Leagueto open Its books what next? Will some dr Congressman' be asked to C' Brooklyn Eagle Loot farm ertps In Ih'e United States were valued at 14 000000000 Rather startling in Inview of tha fact that the Idea in soma way got aboard that farm crops were getting almost worthless Newsjrk Star Eagle NoW that paid your Income' tax go to work and earn Street Journal 7 To tha rench must stand for Remain Until Hunt Remit 'MJuiney Herald The modern girl may have her lit tie weaknesses but she effsm inateresno Republican i The Government) next4 week will take steps tp prevent last wsekta Bi wk took grant deal limiting ready to use lt thta fall oi comrort was tne fact that Kent had gons tack to Wlnnemucwt By evening the' temper 'of the crowd in town waa white heat An hour from now no knew they would bftjcoollng dowh The abuse i he had heaped on'Acklln' added to their own bitter hatred of the had brought the big plaits to a climax If he weveto profit by them he had to risk the dies now He was in 1 bar sur rounded by a small group that he hefd Charmed with his vltrlollc'eta quencel To 'his listeners Buck seemed concerned only with them: but One eyed Manuel and he had never for a second relaxed thlr fur tiv watch of ench other The bar tender moved away to serve new customers near the door Bodine recognized Esteban among the men who had come Im He walked over to where the boy was draining hlsi glass "Say 1 hope you ain't at a time like this" he began inese ioiks are aepenatn on you to do for a won't be asking any advice of I I be glvln any Bodine was nt his best 'I aint forgettln that you tgldo me once take care of AckUn by yourself A Well happened yet You folks kill one of his cows and he burns down ypur warehouse You hlf back and the your sheep over the cliffs You'll grow fat on that kind of stuff The murmur behind him was en couragement enough to make'Btick go on Bodine could feel thA arising in the boy as I raid I ad vice Where It ain't wanted home now When I get to the cot tonwood by the bridge live minutes If you want to hear what gotto say you meet me It necessary for Ruck to' look at his had barely arrived In the shade of the trees when he saw Esteban come joutan' get on hta horse it the boy snapped when he drew rein beside him then forget this game of bushwackin? I bem little scoutinl onmy own around tjip dani! You get near It from the souths men are there night and day The old wire fence countany more'' moved their cattle back into the hiils ivq men can guard the dam easier than twenty could ride that old line You easily 'siMtaAtq DU ago a ahp a frW 4 PM HOt ftitlEf i MV MJ tifevkra sal 4 nf rrturfi IhA vn4rnllVA mt' 7 PROITLESS OCCUPATION An Indian In the Punjab whites in Ink in Arabic a verse from theKoraiv on a grain of pqllshed Ace1 The verve Witter! by th projected and pol ished finger nail of tho writer and the Arabic characters are so beauti fully traced that one may read them with the naked eye? The artist? a middle aged man 'has been doing this kind of work for year 'v 1 rr THE ORMER EASIER PICKING You cn pick out fools by their questions and wise men by theta tag RmsKo i fivAi Sb Ad wsa BEGIN HERE TODAY I know how the country narrows up 1 Jose leader of 'the 'Basque In u4 hdt and killed Esteban nodded hly htatf Boding I from ambush Acklln Lom of the I had tol him' jibthlngi he did' rtot Double A ranch and Bpdlne new I know jhlmwlf ile contlnneLtcialt owner of the old Webster motionleM Buck went on'M the Basques of their water supply I roundI found a wky'to AckUn Secretly builds a' dam and I get bjvthcse Double A waddles Get cuts off Ihs water from 1 Bodine's into the Kings firm' jukuu one or creeg north say live miles beyond en In love with Mercedes daught 1 where that little byanoh cats In from ter JOso 7 Arrasoadd' discovers see old'Berigoa's some clews pointing to tho murder 1 ranch but keep east of that by'm by er of the Basque leader 4 I you'11' como to a little" park 'of NOW GO ON WHIT STORY' iWrehce You can't' tnlss 'the trail 1 eastIt heads to tha north In a little had not long Jo irwalt't? ive while Disaster Peak will be right In minutes and tho horsemen hove intbl front? ofyou When you getthere view Bodine was in front The Im pick up creek pulse to drop hihr out of saddle Jo to tha 'Coal Creek was strong but the thrill Blaze re is the nearest It huln't over five colved when he recognized the mnn I miles from there down rtd1 the head was nothing to' the I of the water backed up start he experienced whin I Hie near full W4 mmKtantore ittCd lf theibf then be any If about' IL The cbw boy eank back Into hls get there And when We wwa 44w uiupiiniK iq mu 106 I oiow nis damGUt to preuy A grim sagacious smile hardened be the jrest of his life squaring the hie face Into hls eyes came 'a flash I damage suits'v of satisfaction" Blowing up the dani had occurred I4 ORI hlft nOf'lfpf HA Mfilf iWnlAAl In thn KAw lnAi kaik JI H' I 4MV angjr I' Wa JltS 1ILU IUUIKI turo he had shown Melody 7t' was hovr impossible It was to photograph I the' wall plait was sttlla Kld he breathed aloud I closed book to the yotlng Basque going to keep my word with are you going to wall from he askfL be any better off than CHAPTER XXV I trying it from this A Plot I yes we will! Wo even Llotard was hours getting down io' I trY to St htr the fall the valley with dils story i KEdare I voice dropped to a whisper had left for the Bull's Ilead long be I show you how will you go fere the old man went by It was a through with this? I tell you wo grim twist 'of fate that sept the sheep man to Bodine's first with hta 1 do I know but leave tale of grief sines of humor I ma holding the Esteban det was equal to the occasion however mandedt till the folks down below now ao you know? tne big tei hoar about the big fellow jIow repeated I aim fd be roared In a lino show of anger I tkht there with you when dhlg go with you'rtght pulled off want Thus tho two of them burst uiort n'ore man Itomero'H the quiet town in mid afternoon Bad I you can take me on faithnews' travels fast their story forget The boy was still cau was soofi common property I Hou pass my word until I 1 11 I A A I 1 MM MMM SlM ImT 4) viuivni "inuignauon ana oiq ijjoiaru piuhhuhim repeated turning to him for con 1 go you On Hodina was flrmatlon of his loss began to have not standing on ceremony ita effect on tha Basques the dynamite Acklin would spot Esteban met him without any open I ma afterward if I bought it You show of hostility 1 got any oh hand have A little thing In itself but '6no cases or so My father wsa 1 Esteban "'answered after' searching hta companion face great Buck shouted thuslastlcaily mcro than boost otshgaY script No labor leader should 'dine With a king who notoriously works moretjisn eight Jwura tay Wnl) Street Tho doctors netor 'seem to pts scrlbo rest end ehgngeexcept for those who already hav ths'charigs Times 4 Germany slaldlUs fher currency by loaving if blank onone Side to servo as 'pots' papsr Bridgeport Star J': 4 it is neiievna in ninioniaT hvrir! that Ruhnooai generates more beat than othtp khown Vancouver Province An Arknamta br'eniated "her third husband This Ja Wht comes of the Boston Shoe and Leather Reporter alms In the Ruhr would seem on the whole to be pretty good It wo ara to JUdge from the way they have hR the Manila Bulletin Theorists who try to abolish pov erty seldom are able to that a lot of otherthfngs be abolish ed Boston Shoe and Leather Reporter Another explanation of "th srn child's mannerMo' that too many woodsheds have been converted Into Associated (Chb cotfuy An edltor says a canal scheme has taen' irnv kA into a tacked A Panama hat we Nashville Southern Lumberman President Wojclechjewskl of Po land won't exactly fit in our news paper htf ought to go big in our eyeteetlng Life (New York) grap what a lllvta 2501 At one po'nt In tt upner 1 this river Is SOOO tl 7000 feet deep As OR ADVERTISING RATES' tjia Grand Canyon would be filled tu me vu deenest rlver ln the world by earthquake 6r slow erosion by running 5 all our science we kpow Verylittlo about I thin Mrth wa nrS'i vlsltinv Wo'il SUBSCRIBERS Irarn more ns we progress Jn the (Rider normal great scientific age now dawning '4d: ii ffit os nAaes'et ahiUiTa aaanli VAli I promptly and regularly If you da a speech by President Harding it not 'get such servic please notify will be picked up by microphones 'us by card Or telephone we will and broadcast from radio 'consider it a favor station WEA New'York City Tho 11 I'T dlo expert of a' New York paper i Ws VIOO iljJUit'll IIIUI iruill IdlO BlUCUO IO 20 1918 at the postofllee at the antenna the power carrying Mr Inlt vnfler ef voice will be amplified jMaren a about 3000 bill on times" If you could similarly magnify your strength you could easily do the I work of all railroad 'locomotives In 1 this The old fashioned brain I fpfbt a hdMB 1 REEPORT ILLfe MAY 4 I plates the scientific made of 1923 Lampoon Jf v1 A grocer say's that rme who buy un limp don't' seem to know 7 time leaves oft Jjtnd eternity rrogj eroive Grocer' 7 2' Sfruck by an Idea Just after the apple hit h'm on tha J' head Isaac Nferwton became and dcnly serious 'I realize tho of the situation" hq "Prisoner havo'( you anything to onerim your own permit your Honor turned 5vary cent 1 own over to my taaysf and a couple ot Ths American Legion Weekly 4 and Worse'! i maH rushed Indb a tobacto cigar you aold he said sunpiy xngpuui you needn't complain "said tobacconist" only £ot one" got thousands of Thq Progresfilvo Groccr Real mprrpw Lord' Cccll' bcglna round of social antl publfc engage I nymts beginning at noon with luncheon riven bv rank A' Nunsev to'newspaper publishers and editors A which will occupy hls time until he Kni tu wb VI VUBVU ll flC 1 been deceived Into bsHsvink that an Jn tbelNaw York TribunaLrkfln haA riAj si i 7 i ui iM ra a i vmv ui tucca uuiraui rprrnr Tota too large for worry too 4 ta uslng a bar)t0 is about all they care 'o ifibla for stronfr for 'r rfc bo Iftard wit i 2 4 Vasa 4ifastu4 it vt A I iA I a rti J1MES COWLEY Editor Ik BREED 'ta'JMana SRr wA ta lfrwAW Trn winHnr tnnn i SUBSCRIPTION Inta' Uncle Sam's pockets at the Ry Carrier or MiU perfweek 15 mta 0VCI" 400 millions dollars SIR vpy (tarrler per Year advance f7ro Customs receipts in Marta By Mall Strictly In Advance In Ae cordsnrs with the 8 Postal Lewi that the tariff will collect as high as tn Stephensorr and adjoining coun 1 700 million dollars In 1923 Indirectly per year M00ot course Afnerlcand ajp paying It 'month 60 without tariff a 'lot of things 4 1 months 1 A0 1 wphM cheaper However the months excite people ns much Elsewhere In' Illinois arid In' ad A the old days Burdened by tax MM Aa mm 4m joining uncBttprr year ovu bi A X50 painless extraction mi 1 Three months 200 Per month 71 eclentlcs with Beyond aboveatataSijier ltartIM I piing tongs wflr Investigate rfeix' Months 4001 at the bottom of tho Oltawa TUtae mouths Per month apply at business lOTWiet I with water to JtaibrlmllWs thOtr street onnoslte the tawa made the deenesi ta ss4 tajMSaA11 4 Jt 'j SL jA i 1 'i! lJ One it M11 husband died from 4 Mildred ray her cherh Course of Boston Bainj Toe Cool th 1uy to old soldier you cool In bat He 4 fc a the Iruthful veter an I fairly Chrta tlan Register (Boston) Gladsome Pi enarationfl evidently Isgoing to hn nuirrfBwl aaa Jr' 4 Rif wi At No teamfoft to utotart vol BuftaloExprcsi pr iy ffsuro In All be too far' ahead: of'ile timeUd Uncle wriv I IM MtinniAAaf 4a lsrfmmmmm jbut de ebruary robin out a nawwvrTrWabfnitqnVAwInte 04 a i Vigorous Vitunfnes I "Have you any resh vHamlnes?" anted tne young bride said the vmrfrHa dealer some that was ugnt on the coaot pound got Birmingham Age Hentldo The Best Laid WhenTut ankh Amen retired into1 hls dug out ho little thought that hl would London Opinion Easy 1'' ''i did vou keen vour dnnn tlon OndS'' of Jacob JDelp deemsed The undersigned having been ap pointed Executor of the Estate of jScobiDelp late of tha County Htepnenaon and State of Illinois i ceased hereby give notice that ho I Will appear before the County Court of Stephenson County at the Court House In Ereepqrtaf the July 4 Term on the JI ret Monday in' July next at which tlma all persons hav ing claims against Mid Estate nre notified and attend for the purpose of 'hav'Ink the same ad Justed All persons Indebted to said Espite aro requested to make lm mediate payment tp the undersigned Dated this 4th day of May A I ys 7 CHARLES DEL 7' Charity is the name ptaptjs apply to their conscience fund con 'I' tributlonsr ry' Work ShbeiS 198 and Boston StonC Bargain sale heaVyL iMCHIH PEIERr at njiai tny Dig aiuawvj i iron 7 Why there is a Big Tire amlTtibe Sale going on fail to attend if you are a friend to your pocketbook Tom Sims Says The buds are having a swell time "As ye sow so shall reap" aiwuja true wnen a man seeds catalogue If Ignorance was bliss grouches would be happy It is very easy to rise in your own estimation I A bird In the hand is worth two lu the garden Our rising generation Is going to the dogs just exactly like all rising generations have done It is ftlmntd that every June groom knows how to hook up a areas oy uta time Such is 'dur destiny' so 4'p Xa 42l1 lfl 4 a 4 fa 1 wv Human or ths heart can't always maintains a beat A swift as the thought brings' And Time' of Youth is sptlq thief And high romance is a glaimor brief '7 be and dou bless size bur moments bsjforw they go a'eong O'n the air afloat iey hear: end aj catch in my 2 throat 1 Ana Mi tlie magic of T'fj'otahuw mm ast muel xlv4nd thss height time 8 Well now at lout' thers g7te heights to climbJ 'J''t t)ieQd world wrnikle tts cynlcaXbrow oijji great in the era vci just mow: fWHATREORT NEEDS A New High Sciioo Building A Hospital A New Union Station W'tfA New Hotel wCPBVCO SlITCir A County air 4 1 Public Golf Linki A Scottish Rite Cathedral Better Roads Leading reeport An Improvement of the Pecatonica River so as to Stop the looding of East reeport 4 4 4 4 PROMISE Y0URSEL 4 ZiW 1 a THE REEPORT JOURNALtaTANDARD is Everynonman arckobe Is heard a lot of contradky Tory stories about Lenin one 4 ranks at' ihr euniiaiks authenticityZ Uenachen da gets a letter hfa 'ypr Sweden The A fa Aar Am nC uiXI A i 'SMt 1 'm 1 11 4 I JOVRNALISTANPARI eratloh so as rational ahur mm I nCMtof in l99 Miller and Walk aw A rtfinttfilklaf tan frf raMort i Wmmjm aJL4eakMae mIsm 4 SM1M Vliuaiiy ipiuivnj Bulletin estatUahed JffT The ree HJittorf Jotirnal established 1841 and 1ium nu a ii TVlsih' twwtklrsiBnBr I TYeeport Standard Mteblisbed waJfce1 i860 miles In 1000 A 1 CT CT pion in Utica Ny lifted himself i on upioe su umra wirnmn PtiMlahed dally oxrcpt Sunday bythe pJn A gjr ln th Sandwich Wands JPUBLlSHlNq COMPANY otherlit vs fOJt pers'inal hyslciaaav He writes that the Red mrahzed and whtln about 'as near the truth us I'Ceu Assam jam 'tiwUaa llos ta VM MASS MV body embalmeda y' ir After they had lotted the doom at et conference an EngUph got up ana suggested tnat Germany should pay about 80 pillion ffll't i s4 A Lvr4 aw bhfl prlce was 'ISO Lillkm dol The American delegates listen I od quietly then sold la effect: jfln' Mela a mii' waate fa4 ''Zt vwwani yut mjuv yvu can get Germany will pay five bib jtf kJ not' more than? 4'' German feeler offers to pay flr JI "mm 5 rcpMrauons ri In New City rMw Hari AjCohen tty towave wuuj IV'llKWlrnp son CKenneth in a fcocart half block She shrieks end swoons Why killed Jbya run Jmrse( ae A forget that horse Io dliugeroug the auto But jeo Syr IT lUtoa traveiM as JMU horses an auto aocideat rare The real ftaagwia ro yenxcie Hgeqrd so Washington doctors nro puzzled over a man who sleep because he is single and out of debt Like sugar those as sweet as it are geUing moi eeaipanaiver 1 Compliments don't last long unless you return them Oho succeasful balhing suit censor is with us again 'It is theiuito0 A little 'moonlight' now and often marries tho best of men The trouble with running around all the tlmeta you go in a circle There are always room' for im provement say paperhangers When the summer breezes are felt the hats are not Clouds have silver linings but bubbles have not Burning rubbish vourself is better than selling it to cigar makers It Is amusing to see an old bache lor holding a baby tapecially if she is about eighteen Shortcake Is nck Shortcake doesn't last long Pretty soon farmers wilt be plan Yllni Yv1flfrA tn noetn la wntM A affections are never stolen when kept where they belong Let others talk about themselves and they never notice you are dumb It to getting so about the only drivers who wliglve pedestrians a uu are inoiormen Some people's object in life is they object t6 work' iium i I Europe 1 getting onvotur nerves In stead of on her feet' Swat the files now or the flics will swat you later tf TJie Ulffweno that arise Jn most families ore Indifferences i A 1 If you a ro well bred you will buv your new straw lid of get ting it at a restaurant CT' 'A I Many at garden will soon be al! weeds and a yard wide' DROVE Tiinnnoit miner along A lonely road my horse frightened and refused tm proceed In looking ahead to discover aha cause I saw a ghost 1 ike standing Im the middle of the' Believing that someone was trying to frighteu nte I whipped the horrp and attempt ed to run the joker down! was very much surprised when 7 ran my horse completely through the ghost a dense pillar of tog rising from a mud Chicago JeurAaLCT' CT RHUBARB TIME DAILY One of the big Atlantic liners willpublish an to the mlnute news papers which the passengers can have with rfhelr morning on board ship It will bO printed during the night the news items coining by wireless frob both sides of the ocean' This Iihprovemerit was'1 inevitable with the development" of wireless communication but with It one df the peculiarity features' of ocean travel disappears' x' To many persona travelling for pleasure or for more serious rea sons the newslessneM of the day was Its greatest charm It Im plied a breaking of custonrutay tan tracts which was the essence of free dojii and which couid be pnjoyed 'honestly because ft was Often the voyage offered a rate and needed opportunity for complete re lation am! the enforced isolation aav al breaking health nd rervee fn such circumstances a dally paper brin'gi nA unremitting reminder at the world will be anything but a bltaaiug On the other hand that Innumer able caravan who mistake transport aton for travel and lose sight ef the scenery tn counting the seconds probably will find the paper Med relief from boredom What they read will more than compensate them for an they miss by reading It' BURKAU ARMIES There is something about the tics of Washington bureaucracythat suggests the laughable situation por trayed by the late Charite Hoyt In hls play called Milk White ljifr fa vim ik MMa vvswe AMIRD Ul gUUUUti rnn slating of a gold laced and epauletted galaxy of officers commanding and countermanding one lone buck prl Vato i Some of the same thing Is still to bo found in certain governmental bu reaus notwithstanding the fact that arp administration looks with disfa vor on upstart bureaucrats There is first the head bf the bureau vwho competM for publicity with the head of bis department The bureau head haa hls assistant Then there Is the chief of division a title which has been multiplied until the compass is boxed and each bhiet his hls aasis tan Next cornea tr chief of a par ticular region which may comprise say Lilteria and the Gold Coast Of West Africa The world is jlgsawed to parcel out these regions and each regional chief has hls regional as sistant If the bureau or depart ment Is primarily Interested In com merce another division of titles Is effectuated and we have the chief of the hosiery division th echief of the patent medlclna division tho chief of the division of predigested sklnfooda fqr superannuated cine ma heroines and each chief with hf assistant and understudy A congressional committee which was conducting a hearing on the subject of un additional appropria tion for one of these bureau rromt bo iftard was listening with reverential awe the arguments of one of these nondescript chleflets One eocrlieglous member of the com mittee questioned the macaroni as to his own particular jurisdiction clldtlng the Information after a putaful cross examination that it consisted pf the said chief a type writer several quires of stationery a half dozen sheets of carbon paper I anti a colored messenger 'The mes senger seems to have bean the only private In the entire bureau Every one else has a title of some sort over which to pen a flourtehlngeigfia'ture i Natl n's Business atacles of farmr sentiment anil tack competent unombloyed'Ork ers to take the ptaoes of than who would inevitably again go strike against wage reduction To meet this situation Senaten Coucens counsels the adoption by tho railway executives of policies looking toward') tha general catab Ushmerrt of' that TMficlent manage'' inant which In th fam nf anmA IHREEINJRT JOURNALrSTANPAD I swani 40 inllrt agalnvt rutwlng surf tle great Railway companies hM enJ Nothing futile aa long as itn jabJod thorn to overcome aU aaverae A ail I 4 l4'wS 1 i i ua? 1 TRIP AYMAY 41923 4 CARD THANKS desire 'tp? thank our" friends patny io us in our Bereavement tha death of our doerwife and mother Herman Reiter red Reiter and family! Greenwood j' i dossn men up that trail across the peak tonight' make mtjch rtolse Morrow will have men piplng' there tomorrow evening Ws'U'gohrough in tack of thert" AuHeR Baaili'a i It was mt quite ten o'clock the fob lowing morning when KUdare walk ed I My Man the stop of the rise from which luQ taken hls first look at raradtee alley Ha was on rta way to the Bull's from Winnemucca Ho had taken hls long deferred day 'off to attend to what he had old Morrow Was personal Ths roundabout' routa by which Mwns returningwiyrdue to promise kiven the foreman a Blase had kept 'to himself hls' knowledge of part In 'the war ot reprtaAtathdtwm being waged lie no intention of let ting the Double frighten tShorty oyt'Oftheutary He had watted top long forthat and when the time was propitious he planned to settle oween them strictly by himself But as ha awent hta the desolation that marked the once prosperous Buena Vista he knpw that he could not pass by with out ettefantte fai a UIW £114 WHO haunted him from the time xuaze ua heard nothing of Este ban but unless the boy had changedreatiy ho could imagine the pitcho which he ba arousMi it neA bvMMM a uw wisviuk tnni Acuna naa tired their wool and kill fd Llotardta sheep a he sent My Man toward the hacienda he re I lo try lo ten the tJie truth or at least part of It Theroun of a crying child caught his ears as ho rode hv th nnn JCT oC the He stopped and called and Basilio came out his face with hla sleeve matter Uttla chief?" he called solicitously "Esteban has gone to Uncle the little tot sobbed "and wou14nfX tko me along 'Hewould taka you mind Blue consoifcd him long rideand Uncle Peter will just abouUbe busy with the haying so you cry illtle chief Th'water in the King Is BO low you couldn't dA anv tahi I rr7Execut0r' (Continued In (hir Next Issue) H0BERT ECKERT gv CT CT11 I'ctct tr ri WJaONG'r 'G CT A THANKS ree and Eay deelre thank our friends 'Why Jtave Svotamerf a sense rf Por heIr expression! of symv a Ifidthv tabs In i an a fa a ASih il' rtt? iondon sails for home on April 28 ICT CT 4 CT CThe fervor and fever of iov must pass CT! CT'AuJ tho muiUest of love) will settle down Rhubarb time 1a here There ul le coanlryor In ft be many delicious recipes for thte'sprlng'4 flCT Uvlng and routine bltesCT fxd rhubarb' pud CTA'' w61B como t0 ding brown' betty and short cakclH CT throuh god or ill 3" CT andyOf course the mifch llked pies" v' never a single' thrJIL to fulfill every promise mac for it If you 7 are in doubt about it read thef following excerpt irom a leuer irom inc manuiacturer HTCTCT i'L "We want you' to i ally recommend and guar 7 ante these trunks as we CT will stand back of yw We do not construct al cheap trunk Every trunk we CTmake 'is a guaranteed BTLiCI IKI WW 1 7 tee them teat five year" 7 or As long as any trunk made tn ther United States regardless of wn makes it or what price it is I sold for a trunk could be made better wa 'wou1d like to know how it can be Hoffman' Trunk 4 Company" 'We have this file and will gladly show it to iuiy i Interested1 AH might add is that the Hoffinan Trunk Is CT i 4 I are'showlng seven different numbers of this realljr winder handled by ua exclusively in reeport and 1 CT sw SEENCER st WlU Phone4Huef35(' Ki JCTCT iCT EiOCT 1 CT" CT 4 SI fe 41 i 1 '1 Mg CT ICT CTJ SUIII! r' 4n Bl MV CT7 1CT fr 1 I 1 CT a a jl 1 i Sy I i WH i i 4 7 v' CT CT ctX 17a CTCTuV7 7 1 I 1 gag MMM 444 CT BZBbsH 7 bct" I BEKct wl ISIBI 5 ta if u2 fit fa ffii 't' 1 I 1 I I I a I 4 Kk CT efeaftCT nny elJ a fAj twuxQnuxrwirn ina fmnhh 'fe MflsaffieuaaaMflUuflsuitMflfrBM asn aec ats us vfln utatv wur rtu st via a ll Mi ii Mi i mirmwrr jrrCT Tf riiff iiri in rr nr jin ij jl rr p' nwu ct vs? a ICTMCT AtV CT yw4i Jt IW I mi 'r 5 AHMUML I CT Ll JUW 4 1' JC7Sl a i 'Al A 1 ri 1 aai ur EMMERT I DRUC STORE i.

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300,109
Years Available:
1885-1977