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POTTAWATOMIE COUNTY. KANSAS, NOVEMBER 38 1920. VOL. XXXI NO. 3 7 4th Red ross Roll Call labor movement," from organizations of capital, or from ar.y other economic or rociai association that (seeks to exploit its own intervals above tiue of he rati on a a whole.

The Hardin-; admir.i. tration will 1e an appeal to every good American citizen. A SI! IN 1 ON EWS. i' Spec la I Co i he iidkralized rabble 'V: Nov. of the ur-f of the election del.

au. -a rat ion in die of ihe i'aaiing every time a bulletin a for Cox, which, a occurred i.nlv when returns 1 1 County Chapter ottawatomie Headquarters-court house, Westmoreland jj 0 pC13l 'A few peace-time" Activities. What your Membership Fee docs; Is it worth it? LOCAL ACTIVITIES Your Dues are Due! NATIONAL ACTIVITIES offer this week Men's extra heavy fleece TWO PIECE underwear, made, best quality. Also Men's PIECE ribbed underwear that regularly up to $1.50, 1 0'oLtawatomie county has provided (1) Relief to 13,000 in 150 disas- one public health nurse and one exe- ters. The world looks to the Red cutive secretary and welfare worker Cross in disasters for county work.

(2) 3700 Red Cross nurses on roll. iouj on ouiy uuring nu epiaemic his place in society or hi-, affiliation with others of It he "open his ad- ministration, so to speak, toward the ucetji of which every man and wo-; man will bo invied to contribute. The Huge Rcnublican majorities roll-J ('! tT- in indu'-ti'ial communities prove Pre-idem Hardino- oll t.n-a tbo friendly support of labor in general, iiut that will be riven voluntarily, and Mr. Gomnors' attitude way or the other bavp no e'fccD upon it. INDIVIDUAL GOVERNMENT AN END AT I here are Uv outstanding bene- fi.r.

tiiat the deieat of Cox upon the country. The great fund of manship, practical business and four.d theories of eco- nomics represented in member- of the Republican party ifj re Lased and inade avail. ble for the yood of the nation. The election of a man like Senator Harding as "he country's chief executive insures party the Will ional heft thought; of his jc called into conference problems. For eight long 11 1 Hume strvifi ut-pm tmeiiL ii oit, cd 172 soldiers in July, 1920, and (3) 90,000 women com Dieted course 98c Special sent 400 jU(stionaires to soldiers; in in home hygene and -care of sick.

August it assisted 219 cldiers; in (4) More than 800,000 families of September and in October 295. soldiers and sailors aided, (3) Course in instruction in Home (5) First aid instruction course and care of the sick is "aught to more than 1,000,000 prsons being given 5 classe s. One class last '-ear. has iu. been completed (6) Health' Service course of instruc- (4) Assisted disabled soldiery in tion given in 15000 communities on securing vocational training and "How to Keep Well." pital care.

(7) Red Cross' stiil furnishing camp extra heavy flat fleece union suit men, special for this sale, at $2.00 hospital and home service for 'U army and navy at request of gov't. (8) Upon request of gov't all sol-1 1 1 I physician $31 25, Hugh Underwood, 121 salary as county examinej. .1 Walker, moving 18 and lev- eiing safe cabinet Wamcgo Reporter, Westmoreland Mer Co, mdse for court houe Westmoreland Telephone Co, phone rent 7 toils 2 24 5 60 We flat well TWO sold An for Eor All in and The Our Th lruiii a Nmihci-n -it if easy. During the 1 year-- th(. adminis.

ration rit 1 1 1 i ali oibces wi.h -o far a ibie. but has i a from the h. The i.aiioi:-.! capital now 1 r.i bed of Nat uraiiy. j'i of bulletin hoards ci'n r.i's'ii: were made up ciy of from ihc South i.h s-ui husiassm over new Ji ahlc to 0 x. It is no likely the Republicans, when they into power, will ly able to cor- oil appent-d-: In tl: vi rr.ment sei vice a one seal ai of the It aid bv roire moans many he m.h have bcin i-n )uy as from rn bv attain- a t'-, tk-jrarv residence there.

i vt iviav 1k thev arc on the i-ivil Service I i th" nppoin ments I to reouire thai ncics occur thev h-sil be rilled aoo from those state' of Cm ir SKIDfjO FOR SCOTT The defeat of Scott Ferris, Dem-. thrtioii to the enarP from ahoii orris was formerly Democratic Congrdf and as such took in-: freni White Water i'ower bill i ion. lie took ihL. Whi: House, even to of l'lbuhii-g two members Ol '(OS W1 cabirtt. On the League lu s.ooil with Wll-1 ly U.e adeih.ih-siii'.

ii was able to defe.it Core for Democratic nomination. Ferris a Wiisen candidate in every his d.i-Yat was one of the ij ult.s of the cam- STATE FLOWER i Ibhal irck ther. ii mum of i Ve predicament in th msclvcs I i I be TI scais the country has been deprived (7) Established first aid stations at to Red Cross Reconstruction Insti-of that reservoir of ability and expe-j fairs and large public gatherings and tution at Evergreen, Maryland. iLr.ce. Not or.lv has Republican ad-j holds Baby Clinics.

(9) Junior Red Cross making the vice been spurned by Mr. Will on, but OS) Red Cross has equipped America of tomorrow training child- Silks. three days we will offer Silks of Kinds at Special Prices. Come see some real values. Learner filer.

Co. store will be Closed All Day c-st thought in his own narty thought cm turned while he im- hif own personal will upon the government After March 4Lh individual govern-; ment 'comes to an end, and in its idace will be inaugurated a govern- 1 directed lv tne lending minus a pattv numbers within i ranki" mo-'t of the brains of the country. Senator Harding has declared 1" romp the beginning that, if elected, he would seek advice. That nivalis that not only will his Cabinet one of the iron get that ever directed the nfTairl" of the nation, but that Renublican leaders in both juses of Congress and in private diers blinded in the war turned ren service. National Membership $1.00 Pottawatomie co.

gets Contributing membership $5.00 Pottawatomie co. $4.00 Sustaining membership $10.00 Pottawatomie co. gets $8.00 ag in your home otherwise hire $50, attending jail and boarding prisoners $52 50, expense out of county $6.. 358 50 Dan Maskel, ianitor 70 00 McCormick-Mathers sun plies for schools 4 33 Geo A Mitchell, electric current for court house 1G 53 Same, lighing fixture-i and wiring Onaga Herald, printing Leonard Ortt, assessment 40 55 24 10 work 5 00 25 50 A Parks, bailiff fees Oct. term of court Pottawatomie County Fair Association, half annual premiums 249 50 over (5) Assisted with nursing during epidemics.

Has a "Disaster Fund" for em ereency. the co. nuive witn scales ior tne purpose of assisting analysis of health and proper development of children. (9) Maintaining a permanent office in the court in Westmoreland assisting disabled soldiers and fam- (10) Instructing mothers daily in the care and feeding cf babies. Wear vcur button display service to attack of "friendly enemies." Clavwell, saiary" county i clerk and ex-cfficio assessor 140 00 Maude Cox, transcript in 6 00 62 30 91 00; i 10G 20 Conaway case Crane Co, office supplied Lena Cree, clerical Saml Dodsworth Book Co, office supplies A Egeif.ton, supplies for Pierce Arrow trucks Curtler, salary and mileage county Ilomewood, same 90 42 80 45 80 II Bavles, fame GG 10 Grutzmacher, salary as probate judge 108 34 Hart, salary deputy Co Clerk 75 00 Ruth Ilaterius, salary Register of Deeds 125 00 Hammond Stephens Co, school supplies 165 35 Hall Lithographing Co, office supplies 5 60 Hammond Stephens Co, same 4 95 Hill, legal printing 61 50 Kate Hooveri.

salary and deputy hire and visiting Fchool? 211 00! Hill, job printing 21 25 Bert Kersey, salary $150. expense S100. deputy fi i I k-r Th vl lent tl livit II r.ioi lines of endeavor will be freely otid'h: for suggestion. THE FIGHT JUST BEGUN The huge proportions ot the -he- a hiding sense ot tne proiouno ibilities which it faces. The ma-joiities which rolled up against Wil- 4 .,,..1 sonisra wia oe as ieaini miiicu i'-'bjwan must not De iei-i'md "dieted to drive from that paivy an Husseli Grader Hdfg re- 44 Pairs for graders lt6 37 00 "b'V ah, operating grader outfit No 2 16 40 II II Ruhnian nt al.

labor on lt)ji Wametfo-Sc George, 'M 50 Gilford Schurr, same 37 50 00 St Majys gaiage, oil lor A very tractor 21 0U 10 II Tunison, supplies for 10 White truck No 1 3j 00 75 John Wider, labor Wamego-St George road 18 00 81 Vail, labor on co road 171 00 Harold Winfrey, same 6 CO 05 Wiiber et al, operating grading outfic No 3 312 34 20 John McGerly, building Jontra 25 bri'dge 205 30 I I) I Morlan, labor oi. Channel 50 bridge 28 00 lO Okon, biacksmithing 2 50 50 Henry Teiking. same 4 25 JW Burns, dragging 11 48 56jAlmon Brunkow. same 22 50 Cravens, same 27 00 00 Denny, same 10 50 Duniao, 12 90 00 if Ephriamson, 16 35 i Fowkes, same 11 30 Westmoreland Lumber Co, fuel for court house $409 65 supplies $1 410 65 Woodburn, vital statistics 2 25 Same, salary Co 110 65 Same, Sept tax sale to county 3065 89 Wyland, salay and expense county engineer 210 40 Woodburn, bounty 7 45 Woodburn, jury script. 122 70 Woodburn, portage, dray- i heir ruing on a iuart hy' et At A a er.de a vor-iy 'nouncing -itn 1'ilJ ion in 1914 eeie.

by a plurality Ac tile iccenL eiec.ion i 1 1 ters t'erre r. and "i' hiiv ihe IVanoer; i i.e. i i.oo i l.vi- iy toe i i 1 i le aie Her. NOT A he-had alilllXd SISTER in' i eit iens, hi the House emoer there will be of Represen- .1. iO.

in hiseyy of Ti.i new M. v'U elhlaiio nu. i busing woman a very fru. -( imii' aoiar.t. to upo-n ReT.ubli.

ar.8 "four years hence unless a record of accomplishment can be produced in 1924 that will merit the stamp of ihe voter's approval. It will be a huge task, be- et with handicaps bequeathed by the retiring administration. If it is met with resolute determination nroelucc results in accordance with the navty'." nhatform, public confidence will be retained, but if the of the 1920 vote fill the party-wit a false estimate of its power, di. after will soon follow. Republican ofiiciaV in both State and Nation must keen the- miblie welfare con-s antlv before them, and bend all 18 00 9 70 50 250 00 3 20 100 00 7 20 70 00 Potter, salary county ex aminer Potter Bros, mdse for court house and jail Reyer, repairing numbering machine Stockwell Tax Table Co, set St George Telephone Co, tolls Sommers.

salary clerk district court St Clere Twp, bounty Toothaker. fees health officer S90, -salary county age and express Jessie A Woodburn, ass't co treasurer A Egelston, mdse for Bittman Merc mdse for co home Lee Gordon, labor at co home Potter mdse for poor. mi. energies in its behalf. To do not onlv round morals but the cf iioiities.

12 87 7 50 lien over m. lb-r I if ra i i was In vl.L 26 Fred Fore. same. 50 Ed Gus.af. on, same.

Wili Hanna, "ojJchn Hofman Jr, same I Julius Immensebuh, same 75 25 Chris Kennedy, same Leonard, Ernest Mensch, same. 25 I Kersey, gas dc for b(L trjucks Kropf Setzer, for bgs Matthews Lumber biidge mat'l Geo A MiUhc.I, electric current at storehouse McCabe Son, gas etc for bridge trucks A labor on bdg-. Wm Neely, repairing bdgs. Onaga Lumber Grain bdge material Lawrence Pedcrson, reinforcing steel Tir.ick, drayir.g and Labor on bridge Mike Rvan, putting in Richardson, repairing co bridges Road Supnlv Metal bridge i'rns Bobbins, running bridge truck, White 00 50 10 00 05 00 tr.itord ehurr, labor on iiodge bridge Earl Southard, hauiing mat'l for Iiodge bdge Topeka Foundry Iron 56 18 00 50 00 00 00 75 rfiuforcing steel 1369 Tavlor. repairing co bdgs 25 Henry Trezise.

labor and bridge Wamr-go Garage, oil etc for bridge trucks II A Witham. repairing co bridtres Westmoreland Lumber bridge material Witham. labor co bdtrs 00 Erwin Wegner, pulling truck out of mud 80 John Carlson et al. building co bridges 55 Sam nnc- et ah running i "radr outfit No 2 00 Hanna. labor on co road 'Waber HuTman.

hauling 45 bridge mat'l Kersev, supplies for co 34 00 i roa' Msrn. running Aiultman tractor 6S R'-yer. wrenches for co 36; Ford. 69 3 9 1 6 7 6 270 107 11 60 23 211 157 9 166 7 1 65 13 15 5 641 62 22 3 19 16 7 1 2 1 31 17 42 3 184 4 41 26 40 30 Son, blacksmifh- ing for co home 1 Mrs Bemhe. allowance for 4th quarter 30 Henry Beseau.

house rent for poor 18 Bushey. allowance for Mrs Myers 30 Alexander Lumber bdge material 201 Bonjcslir, labor at Bachus hill 4 Canfield Lumber Co, cement tiling 142 Wm Dalton's Sons, gas etc for 2 6 9 23 4 79 36 25 It 00 24 10 25 2-i 14 16 87 60 05 ARR A NTS ISSUED Alhii, a Ho for Oct 30 00 Bros 'Met- Co. mike for poor 1G2 75 Fischer, mdse co home. 55 02 Hart Mcr Co. md-e for poor 9 OS II Howard, ailow for 10 00 Ircn Clad Siorc mdse co home 2 35 Mr? support for Oct 10 00 I I Morian.

same 70 1 Vic-tor Muiler, 00 Wm Neely, same O'Khea. same. 00 Michael Rvan. tlie ea nartly to th she is h.ld cf i-ienie-, and for the Republican o5 v-ars ef are. and land ls ih Id a re, ei ottu'ia! pokier nnt of v.hieh of Muskoitee 'eintCil by Pres-r management hiv nccesf ul was am Us the iv "'o la the tl CISC ifidenee of the and surrounding CtW OV The cr.lv rreviouslv el res a was woman Chris Riat.

same 146 25 in 4th SUDpOl't 24 00: 30 00 K.llv; Oct ailowar.ee -r court Mrs Kta Edith A Eg- 40 Kenneth Scott. ame. A Shaw, 51 Taiyor, 25Ira Tavlor, 12 00 21 37 44 00 12 00 are S5 4G 38 I i 55 00 5 00-9 25 r.t Murphy, alary Supt Co Home Johnson, mdse for poor. Shvne Meister Mer Co. ditto S.ar Prugn Co.

drugs for County Home Stewart, mdse Co Home Notice To Telephone Subscribers The Telephone Company is in need of money. We have on our books many accounts past due and unpaid. Telephone rentals and tolls is the only source from which v.v get money to pay running expenses. Telephone bills must be paid on or before the 15th of each month. Service will be discontinued or denied to all subscribers who have accounts unpaid.

This rule will be strictly enforced. Where service has been discontinued through any fault of the subscriber, there is an established charge of 'one dollar for restoration of service. We do not wish the collection of this Dollar, but insist that telephone bills be paid promptly. Do not blame the Company if you neglect payment of your account and your service is cut off or denied and the charge of One Dollar made against you. The American Telephone Company.

Montana EVERYBODY IN Having failed in his i'ranae at- mi.ts to eli'tt Governor I etc are hridsre trucks 62 69 Quitman Taylor Math Co. Dunlap. repairing culvert entrire repairs and bridge 2 80 Bieler, Fagerbersr Trading Burn labor on co road bdge material 15 77 Balder on Son. blacksmith Wm Fleck, 33 90 Blue Line Garage, suiolies Funnell Lumber briar mat'l 92 70; for trucks Lew Fields, hauiing cement Robert Brunkow. labor 'on co to Bachu.s bdge 3 00, road liFcwkes, kb'r at Thierolf Brvned.

labor co road bridge 18 50. Wm Flemine, biacksmithing. Farmers Auto Funply Fred Ford, dravasre and reapplies Pierce Arrow trucks 4 4 56 of nOjC Vail, same 10 50 50. Willev. sme 9 75 Williams.

12 00 65 Witham. same 33 0'J I Gurtier, freight and labor 1 12 80 Bu -eh. chainman on 7o Hofman road survev 2 50 30 Egelston. road mat'l I 75 Bobbins, labor co road. 4 00 35 -j Scritchfield.

on i.leas of government. Mr. Wameco Seed Elevator Co, hie to hampers is row running to cover mdse Home SS2 15 poor S5 an 88 05 in! i rotes. ir.g hp- devoted allegiance Frt i.lci:t-ele,:t Harding. 'In any Wei tmoreland Lumber Co, i i j.

iicexe- nt. ineha'ir-r myself." he promises. I iel ior poor canie. mdse Co Home 24 10 Uavles. assisting cour.ty 65 00 cr.eir.etT Hofman road Orara Lumber Grain Co.

50. bridge material Total i ie service to mm. vl cour -e Ann him. of cour 450 613 00 17 .01 .55 28 Forest Good, driving 190 Sam 'Grimes ec al. labor on 69 2 Hod brids Wm II Glynn Son-, i material bd; I Leo Hartwich.

iabor Bachus I bride-e 27 I f.m Hpnn. labor Hodgp bdg 6 John Hofman. Jr. labor re- pairing bdgs 23 Iron Clad Store, bdgo mat'l. 101 SUMMARY 82 General Warrants $7.07 wili be our duty and Ir.

Gomners totally fails to grap be f.piric Repubiicar.i m. and un-; il he sh.ows some conception of it wotild better refrain from making ova new Belvue State Bank, witness fees inoue--t Adoiph Rich-f teiner 10 50 Rrookens. salary and expert courtv attorney? 140 63 Sar-'p. rhetor-vans in Erunkow Conway forgery cae 55 CO Poor Warrants 851 51 Bridge Warrant? 5.263 Rsubiican recking ro 50 Continued on Page Four) r-eeial favors from the "American.