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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-29
The Personnel.

The pamphlet also contains the fol-
lowing directorate as to the personnel
of the appellate court:
Hon. Thomas ]. Num-, Madison
willie, chief justice.
Eastern Division-Judge Henry s.
Barker, Louisville; Judge John NJ.
Lassing, Newport; Judge John d.
Carroll, New Castle.
Western Diyision-Judge Warner
T.. Settle, Bowling Gnen; Judge J. p.
Hobson, Elizabethtown: Judge Ed C.
.0'Rear, Mount Sterling.
Hon. william Rogers Clay. Lexing-
ton, commissioner OF appeals,
James Breathitt. attorney general.
HOpklnsville.
Napier Adams, clerk, Somerset.
The circuit judges who will serve
for the next six years are also named,
their districts and their places OF resi-
denoe being given in the following
list:
First district. r. J. Bugg. Bardwell.
Second district, w. NJ. Reed, Padu-
cab.
Third district, ]. T. Hanberry, Hop
kinsville.
Fourth district, J. f. Gordon, Madi-
sonville.
Fifth district, ] w. Henson. Dixon.
Sixth district, T. f. Birkhead,
.Owensboro.
Seventh district. W. p. Sandidge,
Russellville.
Eighth district, Mckenzie Moss,
Bowling Green.
Ninth district, Weed s. Chelf,
Elizabethtown.
Tenth district, Samuel E. Jones,
Glasgow.
Eleventh district, /. II. Thurman,
Springfield
Twelfth, district, Charles G.. Mar
shall. Shelbyyilie.
Thirteenth district. NJ. C. Sauney,
Stanford.
Fourteenth district, ]. w. Cam
mack, Owenton.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-29
CIRCULATION GUARANTEED.

Fulton has one case of lockjaw, resulting
from Christmas toy pistol wound.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-29
KEEP POSTED.

Any ~ the following metropolitan
newspapers delivered, i5c per week
pnricr-Journai, Republic, Globe
Democrat, Commercial Appeal, Nash.
lille Tcnncsscan, Nashville Ameri-
an. JOHN WILHELM.
Local Circulator.
10 South Fifth. New Phone 1916.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-29
rou DON'T HAVE To WAIT.

Every dose makes you feel better. Lar.
Fos Keeps your whole insides right
Sold on the Money Back plan every
whers. Price boc.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-29

" IT'S ONLY HnADACHE.
Why Cornelisons Headache Liver PA .
Will cure that. 10 GEMS, Guarantee
by all druggists
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-29
NO M'CRACKEN
GASES DOCKETBD
But SMEDLEY APPEAL SOON
WILL BE.
Some Interesting Matters That VIII
BE Decided by the High Court
Soon.
CIVIL DOCKET OF CIRCUIT

Copies of the docket of the Ken
lucky court of appeals for the term
beginning January have been re-
ceived az the circuit clerks Office.
On the docket there are 20 common
wealth cases, but not case from the
McCracken circuit court. However,
there will be, Tor as soon as the cir
cult court convenes, which will be
next Monday, the records in the APP
peal of Hiram Smedley, who was
given six years IN the penitentiary for
embezzlement of public funds. will be
completed and forwarded to the APP
pellate court. As the commonwealth
cases are given precedent over civil
cases the appeal will be placed on the
docket for an early trial.
Civil Docket.
The civil cases from McCracken are
docketed for January 8. and their
order on the docket is: Diamond
Distilleries company against 5. d.
Colt: John ]. Dorian against the city
of Paducah; Palmer Transfer COM
panN against -- Suillns MIX
patrick & company against Rehkopf
Saddlery company; Glllen aainst the
Illinois Central railroad; Hiram Smed-
ley and his bondsmen against the
commonwealth: American Credit-In-
demnity company against Hecht &
company; James Manufacturing COM
pany against Rehkopf Saddlery COM
pany: Griifith against Griffith. The
docket only contains the cases that
have been filed since the last session.
Several cases are OF particular in
terest. The suit of the commonwealth
against Hiram Smedley and his bonds
men. the Title Guaranty and Surety
company, is for about s40O alleged
to have been Incorporated. In
the circuit court judgment was given
for the commonwealth and the bond
ing company appealed IT, Another
case of Interest will be the decision
10 determine whether Il was the will
of Mrs. w. Y. Griffith that was pro-
dated by Attorney NJ. L. Gilbert
Relatives of Mrs. Griffith assert IL was
not her Will, and after a hard battle
IN the courts It was declared not the
original WILL Hg tH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28
THE POWER or FAITH

The British Medical Journal says that patient who
believes thar nothing him helps 10 seal his doom
fha, is say all the skill and experience OF the physical
are 81 little avail unless they augmented by the faith Of the
patient
The popularity Of the various forms OF iatlhcang seems
70 attest that there is much in il,
The body is the slave OF the mind 10 imagine yourself
N Is actually be ILL., To will yourself we'll is often to be
come well
Il has now been made an open question whether the
and the drugs OF the physician not Of Importance
primarily because they excite faith.
It curious paradox that truth dwes only in COM
promise
Therefore the doctrines Of the extreme faith hcalers
be regarded with suspicion
We know that broken Lex cannot be set by faith
decayed tooth by the desire have good teeth
But it certain that aith--so acutey defined by the
Apostle Paul he substance OF things hoped iorcan
actually certain physical pains disappear and that
joined sense its power is almost lmcss.
Desire attain certain qualities OF character will lead Il
the desire is strong enough 10 their attainment
One is vitality what aspires TO be.
The power aspiration and the power OF faith do not act
directly the body they do the character They
hanpcred grosscr conditions and limitations. But
teless power great There nnumcabe examples
Of the sicky aetuaied by keen ambition 10 be
becoming almost macuouy robusthealed by faith in the
Feasibility Of has throwing oil his ills
The biblical invitation the physician heal himself j.
nowadays often addressed to the patient
De wise and temperate the benefits Of fresh air and
and believe that there is nothing much the matter
you will be we during OF your days any
Faith may remove mountains. Certainly then il re-
the Of the poehondrac and the iumpy neurote
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28
THE WOMAN IS Ta1 So s s.ea1. sas

written against the bachelor that
one Or them feels n hts duty % take
40 ,hv tuansi in their behalf The
writer does not know VI 10 ~ rlAassd
a. q rnufif med bachelor Of nnt. huf
~ partly ffum chptec ard partly
from no fauit ~ he own. ~ rsnalna
q single man. constitutes ffqu cor
firurd bachelor. be u1uAt plead
guilty II uettlsa thc writer ~ fhiH
to hear Wonnn fuH down the
bachelor. when in fhe RIA lnrity ~
cases u II ti4e faux ~ auute woman.
that q mau u a bachelor Tie has
not found one Gus II 10 Of hit
friends who reuain single from The
love Of bachelorhuod. or Nho would
not 30 willing 80 esrhanRs tarheiof
dom Tor welded life " they cnuid
ftnd a NonEeniai ru4nps MON None
~ those he has IN mind arr very
hard 90 please either, and are nat
drunharda or drhauehera. A. the
majority 81 women PVT bachelors
Gown Tor The writer himself is. In
i,aa belief one u the worst - them.
and hp would TAXI un the mar.
rfamr yoke tomorrow II hn could
get the woman % his eholc@ ~,
NrA usiva stnedl~y. n o. mot Rii
thr bachelors fanit that they are
Bachelor Yours foa truth.
A BACHELOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28

To tas K4lter ~ The star
4 GiNa mere some - what ! con
slider valid reasons In defense 90
thr hacheiar.
! Wieh ~ state that q barhnlor IL
isene use ~ the reason ~ tho affa4
soerutie tendency 81 women fods
And Is our sociological friend would
instead ~ attacking the bachelor
direct kaf Fner3Y towards some ~
tHe causes which make hi.I one. ahe
would find profitable employ meat
The lady #@aA only the perverted
type af hisal She fHfHets that
good many are. hrrAuae ~ circufu-
stances. not 90 choice. bachelors.
The man who foreaoes the pleas
urra ~ holy wediprb because cuu-
ditions do not warrant it. ~. ! cons
aider. e hero.
Yes ~ see tho lot 81 a ma lorttY
- children IL enough 20 bring tears
20 the eyes ~. yea. even a bachelor
The Hna iefitY Of young nen and
worusn do not think u the great
respon sibfiity they assume when
they enter upon married life
There IL one thing sure. . bach
eior cannot be charged with. and
that " divorce scandal
AUGUST FOREST
To the Editor % The star
There has been 80 much said aHd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28
a CRAZYLOC
OF X. NOCKEM CILLY
AS LISTENED BY-FRED sCHAEFER

asked me II there was anything
against hin.
told them he was my brother.
They said that was enough. and
got after him before he could get
away
bad told them he had q job In
Iebernudei'H salt cellar.
but they said. Iebernudel
doesn't run a salt cellar. but a wine
cellar"
Nevertheless" said. that's
where he earns HIS salt"
When Lebernudel heard he was
ms brother. there WAS shake.up In
the salt cellar
Tho news made me violent. Juat
for that they gave me the water
cure. But my brother bailcd mo
out
lie didn't make a good job Of IL.
for We stlli got water on the brain.
IN tell you how n affects me. |
think is raining all the time
don't get my hair shingled be-
cause I can't bear the paiter Of the
rain on the shingles.
And when I come IN l spread my.
self ont 90 dry Ike an umbrella.
Then they have 20 keep me
chained 10 prevent people from
stealing me.
Being a family man. they take me
for a family umbrella
We have some little umbrellas at
hnme Ne are trying to raise
And when they don't behave l
take the feruie 10 them.
I viii now sing a popular song
without words or music. That's
why Il Is popular
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28

gosher and ART going 10 make a
killiaK blue Bellies been running
out Of form for the last month and
ths boobies figure she's all ia. but
she's NJ m d fiddle. They're offer
inK 50 20 odds. thinking shes
beaded for the junk pile. but she's
Euing 10 ain hands down"
Are you sure"
Allier'H got AZ ten thousand
Thia final argument Was decisive
aud the mayor slowly counted out
several yellow hillA. Miller vas the
shruwdest piunger on the track and
hia judgment vas seldom a. error.
Here's one hundred. Herdy. the
mayor said And be sure you tele-
phone me as soon AZ the races
over
Then ho went back 10 the matter
II The veto
Tho hands of the clock were just
AZ the hour Of 5 when The telephone
bell rang
'Thla IL iIerdy. came the re-
aponne 20 lIefdy's hello"
Welig-'
There was some mistake. afr,
Blue Belle didn't win. she finished
last"
Tho mayor hung up the receiver
with a jerk. and waa preparing 90
hnri waste basket ncrDaa the room
when the door opea-d and same one
entered u was Mr.. Mackeiler.
SLOT. Amt it," he began
The mayor swallowed as though
there was lump In his throat
i've come 10 a decision. Mr.. Mac.
keller" he interrupted
Already"
yes. sir Since you left I've be-
come convinced that betting ON
horse rarcu Is simply a means Of
rebbing innocent people OF their
money"
You wont veto this bin. thenY'
NO, air. ! viii not"
Mr. Mackeller's complexion turned
scarlet Then youll get no sup.
port from VA for governor. air" He
seized has hat and rose TO his feet
Well elect somebody elise. sir.
somebody else" lie strobe across
the room. Understand Somebody
else" With ali his force he banged
the door 20.
The mayor threw himself back
violently In his chair and daubed
az hla brow with his handkerchief.
The g0yernorahip be switched" he
said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28

The fat man leaned across the
table and spoke heatedIy. This
bills got to be killed. Mr. Manson.
Wipe out horse Faclu' here aud you
wipe out the town"
The mayor whitfield slowly 1T the
point Of a pencil. sBut the bilra
supporters aren't 50 pesgimistie.
Mr.. Mackeller. And. besides. IL
hasn't passed yet"
No, but n will" The other
leaned further over and placed one
hand on the mayors sleeve. ITS
gOin' "a pass all right. and we want
You 10 veto A. This reform wave
Amt goin' 10 last long In six
months all the wind will be out OF
these reformera' sails. and we can
put you IN the governors chair as
easy az fallin' or a log"
The mayor pursed his lips and
frowncd. the TAT man walked
round the table aud dropped both
hands on his shoulders
Il amt giyin' you any hot air.
We can DO lt.T
/ After he had left. the mayor sat
motioulesa ~ some time. his ex.
preston frowning. his mind chaos
of doubt The opening of the door
reused him. A flashily dressed In
dlyidnal entered and. placing hts
hai gracefully on the table, blew
the mayor kiss
How's his excellency2" he in
quired. Busy Ever try doctor
I for itff'
The mayor scowRd I'm occu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28

I've just come from tho next
town.
That's why ! went away from that
town 1t WIS next"
always remember the good
things Of the people meet IN fact
all remember Of the people ! meet
are the good things"
BY the way, I've just seen your
city workhause. It's the limit
And I've just seen your city jail
It's the limit. too.
And. believe me. ! DO not speak
a. a stranger in your city limits.
Laughter fla. ha'
The last time ! was here was the
first time.
As ] walked along the street n
crowd followed my carriage
You cant blame them. for mine
Is such an erect carriage.
So enthusiastic were the people
that the newspaper artists drew
my carriage
However. some OF them put me I'm
false attitude They picture me
as refusing TO drink
One pat me la an article about a
bigamist who had two wives. This
waa a giaFing error.
Because with the one I've got u
would have made three wives.
Instead ~ bigamy would have
been guilty ~ tfiEonometry.
This article arrested evoFybody's
attention
Then they arrested me.
told tha officers to send for n
man ! said was my brother. They
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28
AMERICAN WOMEN WHO WORK
NO3 - THE SCULPTOR

Tho personality OF the sculptreaa
Ia practically unknown TO the public.
Tier works alone SO out into the
world aud clnlm attention. Mean
while she, the woman who stands,
perhaps. behind a symphony IN
marble. stays quietly AZ home or
puraues her way Unmarried by par,
agraphera or the advances Of
strangers,
or an artist careers, hers IN the
calmeaf existence She may be a
recluae or a woman ia society II
matters not No lurid talen are ever
hullded about her personal affairs
or connections
Critics study her work and ap
prnYe or condemn. but when they
write their stories they 90 rot doom
Il necessary 10 serve up her homc
life. habits. ladu and husbands The
sculptfess hardly belongs 90 the
everyday working ciasa A woman
stranded, and In search ~ means
OF livelihood would no more decide
"a take up sculpture than 81 max.
ing her bow AZ a learned scientist
A young sculptures, even when
gifted with grcat talent. waits Ions
for recognition or remuneration for
her work
Many women who do not actually
work In sculpture, Wark Ia marble,
They do the lighter parts ~ finish.
ing. the copying from orislnai mod.
els. This work Il hoalthful II e
does not consist Of too much fine
lettering and detail. maklng y nee
eesnfy for the worker 90 bring her
eyes close 80 the work, from which
she inhaies dust harmful % the
lungs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28
rur rAnl.on pr.D-I.lNr.

And old irishmau named Casey
made lot % money a. a contractor
dron
The SONS and daughters were much
nahamed 81 the plehRian father. and
Casey was Away kept IN the rear
% the house when they had a party
or a reception. One day Casey died
and there was great ta.do about
a. The children had a fine Uofffn
with iaHhinga 81 flowers. aud Casey
was laid in state In tho pIrior.
That evening an old Irish woman.
who had known Casey when he was
"a iahorer. came and asked 90 see the
face Of her dead friend They con-
Quoted her 10 the pari0r.
She walked up to the coffin, took
a long look aud said
Faith. Casey, an they've let We
Into tn pnrlor at laHht"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28

Tho old man and the old woman
were fellow passengers IA stage
coach IN the Virginia mountains. nnd
the old woman kept staring NJ him.
as II trying 50 remember
AZ last SHE said
stranger. pears 10 me ] seen YOU
nnm Anar.'
The old man eyed her rcfiectlyeiy
and scratched his head
spec you have. said he "Ah
been thar ilafper'H Magazine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28

Mrs MaiunHY vas before the
Policeman casey Sha had been un =
attentive throughout The
proceedings aud noW thD magistrate
WaH summing mn tan evidence.
The evidence shows. Airs MRioueN.
10 began that yea threw n Etons
al Policeman Casey
III shows more than that your
honor Interrupted Airs MainnsY
"a shows thHt 81 hif him in-
AFanNaut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28
OPINIONS BY s soa AsouT
WAY WOMEN ARE IN POLITICS.

Euelne p. LEADER Of English sufrsgets
With ahe
remembering that
their special grievances
gedreasd Women and kris IN factories
hours thar their condi
lions az ar and their lower
81
are the tho Of
stationary The dres
The s0caled sweat
rad trades.
hepesMnoss evil for themselves
70 the connty and wrong 10 themselves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28
TLAlE ksLKlNWlgV IVlE(CIylqlN

pied. iIerdy.r be said What q
ycn WANT"
The snfest thlng that ever cam
down the lane"
Keep IL. then
"Miller's backing a."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28

Vow, Fny dear Fretef want
little spifitual advice You soc Mrs
betaneeY goes 81 for Scientific Fan
thclsut. Mrs. Naa Bsitusf goes ih
Tor swami ism and Mfs Himph ms
Tor N@W Thought. New, can't Nnu
scii ne BAT y ~ very ,lases, thss9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28
STAR DUST


9TH mills o.
tn gods don't
kesr whether IN
tariffs tinkered
with. They CT
their raw mate
rial for nuthin.'
an their finished
product has ter
be taken Al their
own price"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28

THE late Charles Eliot Norton p
said HOHtoutan. used humpFousiY
20 deplOre the modern youth's pref
ofence ~ Drawn 10 brain.
lie used - tell of football game
he once witnessed Princeton Rad a
muteudfd plMeer in roea~p 0u Will re-
member little Poe and Professor
Merton, thinking o. TIE Raven ana
shnnasel Lee said e. tie lad a.
his side.
fftoeruf her the youth rsfed
e IL he.f said Professor norton,
snuy relation 10 the great P0eF
Any rrlafl1nr said tbe south.
fruwufnw why. he ~ Sire great
Poe "- Boston Herald.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28

bruaqueiy. Can't you read7 Look
III the labels"
TIE iad asa not answer lie went
to the counter lndlca Ted. on which
was the legend postage stamps.
and bought one. Then be affixed
n a. the letter aud went back 10 the
clerk he had a. first addressed
That Individual WAS checking
postal Orlefa when he had reached
The end ~ the bundle 10 looked mp.
Well ne nnkcd.
IF I post this letter tonight" I'm
tomorrow +"
certainly n VIII
We'll then" replied the lad.
sthouR liar Il won't. fog ifR
nalnw 20 sheffield" Ana he with =
drew. leaving the clerk look ms after
him Ia apeechiess amaxement-- ~
Judee'B Library.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28

"Dichy." nnid his mother. when
you divided those five uhraueiH with
your sister. asa you give her threef'
f'No. ma ! thought they wouldn't
como ont even. So ! ate one fore
begun 10 divide. United Freaby
tpfinn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28

Literary fellows live long In this
country There goes one who a.
fu1"
Ever had any literary recoEnl-
tom
No. that's what he waiting forif
Atlanta Constitution,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28

A Lancashire lad weuf into q
large Dosteffiee and asked for
panny stamp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28
'THE WORLD rs SO FuLL or NUMBER or THINGS
rM SURE WE SHOULD AL HE As HAPPY as KINGS

WORLD full or NUMBER or THINGS
rM SURE WE SHOULD AL &c AS HAPPY As KINGS"
-R. 1. s.
MOTHER GOOSE PARrV-Giris. Why don't you have
party Saturday nght It's 10 set
MP different
Invitations with Quill and sign them Mother
your address a the hostess.
Prepare beforehand pasteboard with
Of for each guest
little tablets and each attach pencil Write
Mother rhyme each beheaded
talked plan a friend sister dress ~
peaked cap brpomstick and baE filled
feathers hef back
When the Mother Goose must at a crown 10
the complete
fast Eiri ihnk of the missing
a and the tablet. Mother
Goose a feather his until he looks Ike
Apaehe Indian
haigh oaF should bc allowed guessing
% Mother Goose makes suitable prize and
finding an sorts u
odd inexpensive shngs that might be given for second or
third prize
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28

The mayors expression became
Interested. Miller?"
Sure. al the wise ones are. Blue
Belle In the fourth race. that's ~
A lot Of knowing guys have got toi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28

All passenger steamers leave Col
man docks for Puget Sound Navy
Yards sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-28

The highest tide on our coasfs
is al Passport Me. as inches. the
lowest 81 Galveston. Tex. 70 inches.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1909-10-08

Clarence Robertson purchased
the ]. w. Henderson residence
property this week for $1,000.
Mr.. Henderson intends leaving
soon for Prince Rupert, B. c., and
may locate there.
If you want to save money on
wall paper and have your paper
hanging and painting done so it
will please both you and your
friends see Thony Aichlmayr.
Work done anywhere in the coun-
try.
J. w. Bruner received full
blood Jersey male calf from Lewis
ton Monday evening and will try
raising some thoroughbred dairy
cattle as he realizes the money to
be made in dairying in this coun-
try in the years to come.
Rev. Father James, of the Cath
Ole church at Cottonwood, was in
town this week visiting among
/ friends. He also visited in Orc
grande. Mass was celebrated at
the VIM. Hagen home Sunday and
Wednesday.-Elk City News.
A fine picture goes with every
four Princess Flour Coupons.
The Kaufman boys got in {
stallion Shetland pony by express
Monday evening and are going t.
raise Shetlands at their home jus
southwest of town. They already
have a team of Shetland ponie.
which they drive to a small buggy
and the turnout draws the atten
ton of all eyes when it come
through town. The pony jus
y received cost the boys 500.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1909-10-08

With every sack of Princess
Flour you get coupon.
Ladies keep your eye on the Bee
Hive about the 10th if you want
an up to date hat.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Terhaar
returned Tuesday evening from
their trip to the Seattle fair
Mrs. R. A. Minis and children
returned Saturday evening from
their trip to the Seattle fair.
Three carloads of stock went out
on Tuesday mornings train en-
route TO the Spokane market.
What about those Shawmut rub.
bers at the Bee Hive Store? Why
they're the best rubber on earth.
Another heavy rain visited thi,
section Tuesday night and put {
stop to grain hauling for couple
days.
Jimmie McBrearty, who had hi
hip broken several weeks ago OF
Salmon river, was in town the frs
of the week.
Miss Lena Maris left yesterda,
morning for Durango, Colo, wher
she will spend yeai with he
grandmother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lange re
turned Wednesday evening fror
Seattle where they took in the fai
for a couple weeks.
Willis Angel moved his famil
into their new home in the mort
end of town, the former McGuir
property, Monday and intenc
, leaving soon for California to loo
after the place he purchased ther
last winter.