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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-09

Mrs. susie r. smith, age 20. died At
her apartments ON south Aruu stree.
Yesterday evening at 6 O'Clock. She
came here a short time Z from Tut.
"a. oklahoma. where her husband TX
now In business. Her mother Mrs Julia
a<agcns. was with her when death
came Fred Croilott will have chorsr
ct the funeral.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-09
Engineering School
Comes to Mitchell
for Latest Ideas

TIE department Of mechanical en-
cheering of the D'llege ot Engineer
ing. University of illinois, rcccntlt sell
ectod the Mitchell Motors Company, 40
Racine. a. "A source Of educational u-
formation for thrig senior class, TN"
professors and tw,ntY-eight student
recently spent ID duy In the big 90
acre plant.
we chose the Mitchell factory be-
cause IL Is the most complete mo''i
car factory In th, .uuntry.' said PROT
4. e. willard. who had charge of the
students,
Al no other place could we take a.,
students where % upmpsete motor o"l
81 made, even ,u he body. Aud 40
! each student WlI nc required 10 SUB
nit am uccoptauIy thesis on the hltch'
eli car. we feel ,nl' the Inspection lrii
! fulls justifies 40, lme spent.
Tn. students were deeply Impressed
with the risid factory test gwen q" Ni
! Mitchell mutur, After the motor u
I first assembled suI tested, II Dr. asali
taken apart rr'dIu-ttd' tested ~
( fore IL is attachrI tp the chassis ~
mi. is not the finish. AFTER h ON.
pl.ie ear h a-.,muled. the M'tchel
sales department gain puts the ca
through a test uu he halt-milc rpeed
v,y A a murm.s rs heard from hh'
MARI of the cnr r motor. Il is turned
back for a compile pverhaululg MN
rhel ears mus, .r.ud the acid test he
lore they leave nh. ih't"fN'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-09

A healthy man - q KIus ~ his own
sight. an unhealthy man am unhappy
slave. For impure blood anc sluggish
liver. use Burdock's Blood BIttcrs. on
the market 80 years. Sl25 a bottle.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-09

senator Heed s,ys Hoover scheme
~ price fixing has decreased the e.
rcIcury 81 farms fuuy -o per cent
senator Reed. however could Vuit
cnngrc-- without making ANS notice
able effect ON the efficiency ut that
body.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-09
Mexican Is Called as
Assistant Pastor of
Presbyterian Church

The First Presbyterian church has
called a pastor a. an assistant for Rev.
Hugh \. Cooper. The maj called Is
MIR. Charles Mexican fQy the past year
the principal 81 the MenIul ihgh
school. MIR. Mexican is a coNcse
graduate and well qualified FOR the pc.
sittun.
Classified Ads Bring Results.
The Taney County republican., 1918-12-05

l-D and lot two IL y northeast 1unrtcri n
g l-il ana east hnlf Of lot one northeast auar.
ter te l-2 Il nc l-il of section five Is 81 and
northwest quarter OF the northeast quarter
INV IL OF the ne l-i) and north half of the
northeast quarter N IL Of the ne In of the
northeast quarter the In OF section eight
tSsi, all In township twcnty-threp N l3l
north OF range seventeen tR Ia west of 5th
principal meridian In Missouri containing
In the aggregate 2Ei and A-lGOurrCs, more or
less, III trust to secure the payment OF four
certain prOmissOry notes therein described:
and,
Whereas, default having been mndo I'm the
payment Of the first two OF Snid notes nnd
the interest thereon ana further default
having been made In the failure To INV
taxes on said property when same becnfup
due and payable, ana all the above
amounts being now unpaid, the snjd hrnr.
tciHry and holder nf ,ald notes declares
the whole of said Indebtedness dnr and
payable and
Whereas, the third party aud 1cgrI holder
Of said notes and beneficiary IN suld decd of
trust has, by writing duly sivn,d and nc.
knowltdGcd, appointed .. h. Gormnn, the
undersigned as successor to ,HiI A. Grand.
iCnn, in his StCnd and place us fully shown
by said writing.
Now therefore, nt the request ur the legal
holder of snid notes ana beneficiary IN ,nid
deed OF trust ana in accordance with The
said deed OF trust, ana the power vested In
me rs such trustee, |, o. T.. German. ns such
trustee, Will on Monday, January lNb. 1919
at the front door of the state circuit court
house, Ht which sheriiI's sales are usually
, held, in the Town of Forsyth County Of
Tnney, State of Missouri sell nj puhItc
vendue TO the highest bidder for cash, the
property above described, for the purpose
of satisfying the terms OF snid Iced Of trust
q. h. GORMAN, Trustee.
FIRST published Deccmber3 B. 1915 2l-2 6t
The Taney County republican., 1918-12-05
SHERIFF'S SALE UNDER SINKING
AND INTEREST FUND MORTGAGE

whereas, the county court OF TNncy
county, Missouri, by an order ma ie and en-
tered OF record on the 9th day of Noyem-
Der, 1918. found and Hdiudged that d'fnult
had been made In the payment of the .prin-
clpnl and interest due upon certain inter
est and sinking fund bond, executed to said
Tnney county, by Wade Kelley, ms PRINCIPAL,
and J G. Lewis.W. g. Whitaker and J. l.. Day
as securities, dated August 5, 1912 In u
sum of ti25.00, for the use and benefit OF the
Sinking aud Interest Fund OF said county.
and having adiudged that said princip
and his securities pay the sum of s53.6O now
due In principal and interest to said county
on the said bond, directed that I'm order OF
sale OF the premises conveyed to said
county by certain Sinking ana interest
Fund mortgage deed, executed by said
Wade Kelley and Della kelley, his
of better securing the payment Of the afore-
said Sinking q n d Interest Fund Bond,
which said mortgage Is dated August htb'
1912 and Is recorded In the Office OF the Re-
corder Of Deeds for said TanCy county, IN
School Fund Mortgage Record No. Al, page
7, deed records of said county, he made q
matter of record in said court, commanding
the sheriff of Taney county, NJ Missouri, with
out suit on snid mortgage. to levy the snme
with costs, upon the property conveyed 10y
the mortgage aforesaid. and TO proceed to
sell aforesaid moTtguRed premises, or any
part thereof, according to law, to satisfy the
principal and interest remaining que ana
sale, and that certified copy OF said order
be delivered TO said sheriff by the clerk OF
said court.
Now, therefore. In pursuance OF aforesaid
certified coy of order which was delivered
to me by the clerk of said court ON the 20tl,
day of Novber, 1918 bearing date OF Nov. ~,
| 1918. have levied upon and seized all right,
title and interest of the said Wade
Kelley aud Della Kelley his wife,
of, IN and to the following described
real estate situate in Taney county, Mis-
souri, to.wlt: All l-2 NV IA, or l-2 lots
| | and 2, NV Id section 3, township q,
range 10, containing 50 acres, and de-
scribed IN said mortgage deed, and Will on
Saturday, the Blst day oi December, lals
| between the hours of nine O'Clock In the
| forenoon and five O'Clock in the. afternoon
OF that day, at the court house door In the
town Of Forsyth, Taney county. Missouri
agreenbly with said order and this notice
sell the same or so much thereofas may he
! necessary. at public auction. for cash IN
hand, pursuant to section 5789, X. S. Mo. 1902
| for the purposes aforesaid.
| J. Il. COMBS,
| sheriff of Tnney County, Missouri.
First publication December 8, 1918. 2i.2
The Taney County republican., 1918-12-05
Their Wives Work,

The most amusing thing at the fair
Is the poultry show. Not that It is a
Joke by any means, for It Is an exhibit
Of which any state might well be
proud. hut the amusing part is the
swelled up arrogance of the roOsters,
shown along with the working mem
hers OF the harems, the hens.
The latter are demure aud quiet, at
tending strictly to business, taking
their food and slipping the water from
the cups. just us though they were at
hsHs~ 80 y~.at,Seso Sy1A gacS age
every rooster seems to think he Is the
cock Of the walk. and he advertlses
this ldeu on every occasion.
The Taney County republican., 1918-12-05
Why More T7rsy'a Han do not
L0aa &c Garcia

have oNss,y ID 'ha' ~ syn cr0-
munities more r',n afi.rd "a'rch !;
in other commu i,i"e l. gn.i nysr
Forsyth I've met mA4y rh1 are good,
cociable, friendly iell>ws, Dat who &C
not attend Church. Surely none Ct
these men think it is Sissy" to go 10
Church. But why don't they come?
Would they come and hear preacher
like Bishop Quayle3
Fact is some of you non'Church'
goers will never know whether we
Ozark preachers can preach or not for
you never hear US. One useful pro-
fessional man here who has attended a
a time or two, told me today, Some
OF our men stay away from Church
thr ,ugh force Of habit, true tits also
true some are going to hell through
force OF habit. A goodly number Of
men are attending our revival. Why
not others conner Come and hear the
good music, then leave if you don't
care to remain.
Your Friend,
LEE K. SPARKS
The Taney County republican., 1918-12-05
SAM ENGLANDER
THE GRADUATE OPTICIAN

Has permanently located at the City Drug
Store, Forsyth.
If you are in need of glasses or the service of
skilled opticisn, see me at the City Drug Store.
Remember, l charge nothing for consultation and
fit your glasses accurately and at moderate cost.
Properly lifted lenses frequently relieve violent
headaches, dzzinsss, blurring of letters and tired
eyes.
All children should have their eyes examined
before entering school. If so, much cross eyed
seeming stupidity and thick-headedness would be
avoided. Consult SAM ENGLANDER, Graduate
optician, at City Drug Store, Forsyth,
Let me help you with my modern facilities
The Taney County republican., 1918-12-05
Chadwick State Bank
Your Bank-the peoples Bank.
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licsDses have
been issued by Recorder U. G. John
son.
John Mckenzie, Goats, Kansas, and
Della NJ. Foster, Swan.
H. E. Nigel, Taneyyills, and Lizzie
L'ythrop, Swan,
Manfred Pierce, Bradleyville, and
Ethel Hall, Hcrarles.
The Taney County republican., 1918-12-05

J. w. Nelson, wife, and Wilma oI
near Garrison, forms arlV Of ihe Hotel
Nelson, came in today expecting to
return in the morning.
When in Forsyth stop at The White
River Hotel, formerly Hotel Nelson,
Cheapest place in towp.
HARRISON HOLLAND, Prop.
John King Of Cedar Creek, was a
Forsyth visitor Wednesday, and while
in town called on The Republican, re.
newing his subscription.
Work has begun on the new bunga
low Of J. E. Felkins, which is located
on the site Of the old livery barn, and
considerable progress made, so that it
wi not be long before there is a new
residence 10 town.
Farm for sale, trade or rent-knowr
as the John Gibson farm, one mile
rom Macy, Mo, $50 acres, we'll
watered. Address, Z. Z. Sanders,
B,nne Ters, Mo.
When you decide on your rews
papers, magazines, etc. see Postmaster
BolIes Tor prices.
Joe Fields, Recorder elect had :
r,ther painful accident Tuesday, spraiu
ing bis left wrist badiv. When tn
Editor sav him he had broom 10 n
hand, bit we are ut sure that lha
caused it. 10, is thankful that i, wa,
bis Left grist instead Of his right ouc
For Sale or Trade. -English Shirt
S!siion and Black Mammoth Jack
sound and serviceable. Worth th'
money, Will sell or trade, as I am no
in position 10 take care OF them.
43.f Box D., Garrison, Mo-
The Republican is in receipt o
letter from Oscar Parrish, Co B, Is Ba'
u. S. Guards, Camp Bradie, Mich
Among other things he said, "Yot
6isht to have ,sen our fha5fssIvln
dinner. w, had turkey, dressing
celery, ice cream, candy, mixed nuts
bananas and pumpkin pie. Som
dinner, alright. and shows how Urc'
Sam takes care Of his boys. Oscar ais
says he may be home SOON. We wi
all be glad TO welcome him.
The Taney County republican., 1918-12-05
TRUSTEES SALE.

whereas, ?. G. Campbell, single man, by
his certain deed of trust, executed March
End. 1915. md recorded In book ~, at page
al, IN the office of recorder of deeds Of
Taney County, Missouri, conveyed TO A,
Grand lean, ms trustee, and TO his successor
in trust the following described real estate
situated in Taney county, Missouri, to-wit!
The southwest quarter tsw Ia OF the
southwest quarter tsw l.i) of section four
md the northeast qunrtt r OF thH southeast
quarter Inc Ii OF OF the SO II ana east nali
Vi lot two ie III Yi L y northwest J9aagtsr IN
The Taney County republican., 1918-12-05
Should Have Been Easy.

"You can't always tell what o man
is by the way he talks"
"Perhaps not"
zone morning In the lavatOry Of q
Pullman car several men were talking
about how hard IL was to dress and un.
dress In q BERTH"
"YesT
"The man who made the loudest
complaint was cOntOrtionist who
could tie himself In knot."-Birmlng.
ham Age-Hernld.
The Taney County republican., 1918-12-05

Sheriff Combs was in Branson on
business Friday.
J. W. Reese went to his farm on
Bever Creek near Bradleyvile, Tuesday
What is nicer x mas present than
a good magazine, which is constant
reminder Of the giveI7 Postmaster
BolIes handles them all.
STRAYED-Two yearling steers, one
blue with horns, one brindle, branded
with 7UP q U P, connected), on left
hip, tagged in right ear Rea' enable
reward offered W. J. STONE,
Sid Forsyth, Mo.
Rev. England Of Seymour, District
Missionary Of the Missionary Baptist
church was in town Morday and assist.
ed in the services at the church Mon
day night.
Fred Biggs and bride arrived in For
sy,h Saturday Fred has been in the
u. S. Army at Camp Funston for a
'oDg time, and, while re did not get
I, % over seas and get Hun, he has
rJed his country laitiiI'ly on this
side, and now has an honorable dis
charge
have 8 70 m modern house on cor
nrr lot 50xl40 foet, in first class shape,
ren's for SIS per months, just 10 min
utes' walk lr IN center ri Joplin Ny
health is poor and | nill trade for a
good farm worth $1,000, near water
have clear title. Address
VIM c. SALMON.
s02 S nth Cox ave, Joplin, Mo.
Willis Licklid .r, Presiding Judge oI
'lMe caf6'g' c4r,-sN', was'it ttNn
Monday, and had with him his brother,
Charles, Of San Antonio, Ttxls, who
expects 10 spend The winter in Mis-
souri. The T4xB brother says il ha.
been many years since he has seer
any cold weather, and vas hom ssic
llor Missouri winter.
The Taney County republican., 1918-12-05
High School in a FToIiC

The Booster Cub Of the High
School had a pie supper at the High
School Auditorium on Thanksgiving
night that will long be remembered in
the annals Of the school. A free en-
tertainment was given before the pies
were sold, and it was scream from
the moment the curtain rose until
the last number.
The Booster Club under the man
agement Of Miss Kanesten Of the Eng-
lish department, aided by others OF
the faculty, were able to get all sorts
OF foreigners to assist in this program
1t would be impossible to mention all
the acts, and the names Of these actors
without special edition Of the Repub'
li-'o, which is prohibited by the War
,du,tries Beard, but they will not be
torSolten By those present.
The curtain raised showing a double
q iartette, and they sang With f-rvor
classic Did you Ever see Fly, aud
the audience was overcome With
emotion. Then the qiart tie had
its inning, Sheet Music, was rend
cred, and the rig Dolls" had little
dance, and the audience voiced their
approval and delight.
Two Scotch lassies in their costums
with names We did not recognize, but
who some what ressmbled Ruth Harmed
and Ida Moran, danced the Highland
Fling with such effect that they were
recalled.
The pantomine Of Bluebeard' wife
was a very ptetty act, aud we'll render
ed, with Roy Smith as BIuebeard and
Zona Church as the wife, and when
Blube9rd's earthly career was ended
+ by two little brothers with a nail file,
it shows how small weapon it takes
Tor right to overcome might.
The Old Maids Made Over" was
scream from start TO finish. 1t was
funny and we'll acted. We must not
forget the 7th and 0th Grades who got
a great hand for a Medley, and showed
they are also boosters.
Rev. Sparks auctioneered part Of the
PIES, aud County Supt. Bennett the
remainder, and they brought good
prices, Mrs. Crawford won the box Of
candy with the highest number ofvotes
as the prettiest and most popular lady
present. The Booster Club netted
somthing like S72 on the supper, and
the piano is now free from debt,
The auditorium, packed to the limit
showed that the town appreciates the
iact that it has number one school,
and that they intend 10 support it, and
back the enterprise Of the Booster Club.
We are informed that the Boosters in
tend to put on a couple Of high class
plays during the winter, and We be
speak Tor them the same cordill sup
port that was shown to the pie supper
The Taney County republican., 1918-12-05
Take Notice F!

All School Districts not having re
mitted full collections for United War
Work Campaign Fund, please remit
as soon as possible to
Chas. H. Groom,
Treasurer Of said Fund for Taney Co.,
Forsyth, Mo.
The Taney County republican., 1918-12-05
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The High School is very thankful
for the support given them at the pie
supper last Thursday evening. The
net proceeds which amounted to S72
10, enables us to clear the debt on
the piano. Fl
The Sophmore class has lost three cl
its thirteen members since school be-
CUR. We are sorry to lose them and
sincerely hope that they may realize
what it means TO be out OF school, and
return.
The quarterly examinations are now
over and every one anxious TO learn Of
his grade.
On Wednesday morning at ten
O'Clock Rev. Sparks held devotional
exercises 10 the high school auditorium.
A few patrons were present to erj)y
the forty minutes service with us. We
would be glad TO have more OF the
D tons with US on such occasions.
Some Of the things heard at the pie
do the impossible. make "Speck"
rTetty,
Tia Waere's my head quick
I've lost my head.
Mr.. B Gee! Wasn't that great?
That's something new.
Mr.. P.-I don't get the ke. etc
Miss. I wonder where Jesse learb-
ed all that vocabulary
Oa account Of the services given us
at the pie supper by Rev. Sparks and
Church people, on Friday evening the
school met at J. w. Reese's nome and
marched in a body to the church.
The Ply sical Geography class took a
field trip last Saturday, resulting in
some good observations. A few Of the
things studied wers: Alluviation fans,
erosive work Of the wind and water,
rip tap, and meandsring Of streams.
Tuesday they will make contour map
OF Forsyth,
We are sorry to learn that Myrl and
Bert Rea have stopped school.
Hilmer Dotson, Of Protein, entered
school here last weeF, We gladly
welcome any new students who wish to
e1ter our school,
The Victory Boys oi the school de,
serve to be mentioned since they have
made such a desperate effort to dc
their share in raising their quota. The
total amount subscribed was 500 so,
which is far greater than any other
school in the county yet heard from.
The Taney County republican., 1918-12-05
Ths Limit.

His wife drives tie gas car aud be
ms to ride In the tOnneau."
"Tlat- nnihlng. ! know man
hose wIfe Gun beat hlm playing golf.
The Taney County republican., 1918-12-05
For Sale or Trade
LEE K. SPARKS

Maxwell Car in first class condition,
$3.50 90 cash or $4,000 cash and two
A No. mich cows.
MRS. CONLEY, Ozark Beach.
The Taney County republican., 1918-12-05
CAN YOU READ
YOUR TITLE CLEAR
TO YOUR LANDS

A Wise Man has his Deeds and
other Title Pareis Recorded. He
should know whether all Prior
Deeds and Patents are Recorded.
He should also know whether all
Deeds Of Trust, Mortgages and
Liens on his Lands are satisfied.
He should also know whether all
Taxes on his Lands have been
paid and whether his Lands or
any part thereof have ever been
Sold for Taxes and cloud there
by placed On the same. To tell
him this, BY preparing and fur
nishipg him Complete ard De.
pendable Abstracts Of Titles. ard
to Cure Defects in Titles, is Our
Braiu IS.
TheAdams Abstract Company
W. R. Adams, Manages.
Forsyth Missouri
The Taney County republican., 1918-12-05
For Sale

Il boar pigs, 4 SOW pigs, a gifts
big bone Duroc, registered,
J. D. Combs, Kissee Mills.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-07-08
Rolled
Oats

This is the tine of year when Rolled
oats are in the greatest demand, when
stocks arc largely exhausted and the
manufactured product is not available
from the new crop until late in the
FAN. To overcome this condition that
seems TO occur annually, we have or
dered from our st. Louis connection
over $4,000 bags of Rolled oats and
have placed them in the hands of the
New England wholesalers and grocers
ut n price that will enable the consumer
TO purchase a bag. Of Rolled oats at a
price consistent to the feeding value,
much less than any other product fol-
human consumption.
We suggest every family order a 90
pound bag of Rolled Oats from their
grocer. Rolled Oats and Cream of
Maize are considered the best substi.
tutes to use with wheat -four A person
can do much work castor by eating
Oatmeal than by using any other cereal
OF meat.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-07-08

| want to be worthy or her. l donr
just want to talk of her brave deeds.
want to be young pigeon of whom
she may be proud. And so my master
is going to let me carry important
messages. too, and will never mind
any danger while / have a message to
carry
For the Homing Pigeon family car
~ messages Of great Importance and
they carry them when the messages
can't be sent in any other way.
.'They are very brave, and they
never forget their duty. They don't
ask much in return for all the work
they do-just some grain and seed
but they are glad to do such important
work.
'In their own pigeon fashion they
realize it, for nothing will brighten
them when they are carrying mes.
sage. They refuse to be frightened
And homing pigeon would rather
give up her life than her message
That's the sort. of bravery they have
In the family of the Homing Pigeons y
And Nick and Nancy were so GLAD
they had always loved all animals and
birds and had been so good to pigeons
| 1t seemed as If every day they found
| out something new and wonderful
| about the little dumb creatures.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-07-08
Little Benny's
Note Book
By LEE PAPE

Pop was setting in the morris chair
smoaking and thinking, and / drawed
a picture of him with peeee of black
crayon, looking like sumbody but not
like pop, so | rote underneath of it, Pop.
and showed it to him, and pop sed, Well.
well, its quite impressionistic, izent it?
Yes sir, | sed. WITCH maybe it was, and
pop scd, In faek, I've seen exhibitions of
modern paintings, and I've seen things
in them that this little attemp compares
very favorably with.
G., pop, do you meen its good enuff
for a exibition2 | sed
Some exhibitions, sed pop. Reminding
me of a good ideer, and took the pie
ture down in the parler and put it in
the window and put sine in the other
window, saying on it, Crate Exhibition.
See other window. And pritty soon there
was about 10 people standing out on the
pavement looking at pops pickture and
laffing as if it was the funniest pick
ture they ever saw, wieh maybe it was,
and | went upstairs and pop was still
smoaking and linking, and | sed, If
YOU come down In the parler Ill show
you sumthing, pop,
Bring it up heer and show it to me,
sed pop.
All of them9 i sed
How meny is it, | meen how meny
are there sed pop.
About 10, and they're all standing
outside the parler window looking at
the exhibition of your MIC kture T sod
You snake in the grass, sed pop. And
he ran downstairs and grabbed the
piekture out of the parler window. and
all the people LATED like enything and
pointed at him doing it, and sed, Waits
the matter, pop, dident you say it was
good enuff for a exibitionP
Another werd out of you and you'll
sec fireworks, sed pop.
Yes sir, | sed. Being > werds, but ]
dident see cny.