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The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1919-05-02
Interesting Items
From Our Exchanges

Richey Pilot
DR.. Serge Androp writes that he
is back to his old regiment al
Wolsfeld, Germany, after siren
uous ten weeks with the American
Peace commission. DR.. Androp
expects to be in Richey again not
later than June, and says he will
indeed be a thankful man to set
foot again in the old U. S. A.
George Dawson had leg bro
Fken Wednesday morning by a
horse falling on it. Mr.. Dawson,
accompanied by Mrs. Dawson, was
taken to a Glendive hospital by
auto the same day.
Guy H. Owen arrived in the
city Monday from Glendive. Mr..
Owen represents the Montana-Ida-
no Realty Co., which deals exten-
sively in farm lands. He has
opened an office in Richey, as will
be seen by ad elsewhere in this
issue.
In the Vida items of the Wolf |
Point Herald we find these items:
What is the matter, Wolf Point?
If you love us Southsiders as much
as some folks thought you did a
little while ago, why don't you fix
the roads so we can get over
there to see you once in a while?
There is a newspaper famine
south of the river. If we can't get
our mail, how would we get over
there to do business if the county
seat was located there? Ever stop
to think about that?
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Colin Taylor Weds
in New York

The surprising news was re.
ceived here this week by F. H
Handforth, the county surveyor
that Colin Taylor, who arrived in
New York a short time ago from
overseas, has been married.
The exact date of the happy
event is not known, but it took
place at Mohegan Heights, Tucka-
hoe, N. Y. The bride, Miss Bea-
trice Tyson, is an old-time acquain-
tance of Collins, and a most high
ly respected and popular young
lady. The groom is we'll known
here, having a valuable claim a
couple of miles north of town,
where he resided until he left to
help Uncle Sam "over there" Mr..
Taylor is one of the most progress
sive young men of this section,
real hustler, and has host of
friends who are anxiously await
ing the arrival of the newly-weds
so they can extend their heartiest
congratulations.
We understand the boys from
Circle who are in the 362nd infant
ry left New York on the 9th, for
Camp Russell, Wyo., and Colin is
with them.
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Mrs. Robert Olin Buried

The body of Mrs. Robert Olin
who, with husband, was drowned
/ in the Missouri river at Oswego
April II when a small boat con-
tanning six people was capsized
was brought to Wolf Point for
burial Monday afternoon. About
80 members of the W. " in uni
form, commanded by Morris Lis
terud, gathered to meet the cortege
and accord military honors, but
the funeral did not arrive until
five o'clock and the boys were
compelled to return to their duties.
The body of Robert Olin, who
returned from military service a
few days before his death, has not
been recovered.-Wolf Point Her
aid.
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The Sweet Tooth Era

Says an exchange: The people
of the United States spent three
fourths of a billion for candy last
year.
If national prohibition ever gets
completely established these fig
ures will be easily doubled.
As a nation we are substituting
caramels for cocktails and popcorn
balls for highballs.
Candy kettles and chocolate Dip
ing tables are being installed in
breweries and sweet shops in sa-
looms.
The old-time tippler is turning
to bonbons and the booze-fghter
is nibbling at walnut creams.
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Why cook on Sunday when you
can get such a good dinner at the
Greylock Hotel for only Soc? Din
ner served from IL to 2:30 p. m.
A 5-reel photo play, Stella
Maris, featuring Mary Pickford
will be shown Saturday. MAY 3rd,
at the Princess. Show starts at
$50. Prices 2Oc-30c. Big dance
after the show. Extra Good
music.
Supper will be served at the
Restaurant.
YOUR WHEAT exchanged for
merchandise at railroad prices,les
cost of hauling, at Circle Merc.Co.
1-31tf
For Sale-Pure bred Bronze
turkey eggs. Price 10 cents each.
Inquire of
Frank Thomas, Circle, Mont.
5-2-9
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Old Fashioned Picnic
Meyers SchoOlhouse 18th

~'2~ - y Il
The, Antelope Red Cross Auxili
larry are going to hold an all day
old fashioned picnic at the Meyer.
school house on Sunday May 18th
at which ice cream and lemonade
will be sold. Free lunch at noon
Everybody welcome.
On same day a silk quilt is to be
ratified, at 25 cts number. Any
one wishing to see it will find if
on exhibition at Sorg's store at
Circle, for a few days, and
later at O'Brien's store at Brock
way. Numbers will be sold at
both places.
think IN .NTEREsr-sAyE-
Mrs. Vern KARL arrived here
this week.
FOR SALE-half section mile
from new county seat at Circle.
Good land, plenty water and coal.
Easy terms.
Guy F. Burdett
Arlington
5-2-23 SD.
Sam Donaldson, Captain ]. j. Gleason,
Earl Varco and FRED Woodard of Sidney
were business callers in town this week.
The gentlemen found Circle quite a
live, busy place and some of them may
go into business here. Mr.. Woodard is |
a brother-in-law of A. D. Westcott, the |
deputy county clerk and recorder of
this place. Mr.. Woodland has recently
from cover there, having
been with the Canadian forces. and has
spent the past three years in England,
France and Germany. He has been
right in the thick of it and wore five
stripes which he received for bravery.
The past two years he was sharp shoot
,r and belonged to the famous Canadian
Princess Pat. While in hospital over
n England, after being wounded. he
became acquainted with an English
Nurse, and soon as he got well again,
hey married, and both have just ar
lived at Sidney where they will make
heir future home.
A big dance will be given at the
Hillside school house, near Pete
lodelPs on Saturday May 10th. {
'roceeds to 60 for the benefit of I
be school. All come and haye a I
lerry tim e
VIM. Stanfill, who is now work
lg down at Glendive passed
trough here last Monday on his 3
'ay to the Soda creek country. Q
Elmer Decker and family, who n
quit" Montana last fall and
loved to Wisconsin, where they T
spected to make their future
ONE, at least until the railroad
cached this section, have already Il
ecided that the Redwater Valley =
eastern Montana, is not such |
ad place after all, and are mov-
g back to stay. Mr.. Decker ar II
yed in Richey with a carload of Ii
oods about a week or ten days
70. Glad to see you back, folks. 5
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For the treating of grain, For
maldehyde, of standard strength,
at Circle Drug Store. 3-14-tf
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THINK IN INTEREsr-sAvE-
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-11-01

for Today
MEDITATIONs or A MAN

The book of life Is never 30 brigh,
but that n man may turn over a new
leaf, with advantage to others as well
as to himself.
II Is so with me.
have reformed my ways with re-
gard to my wife. and she Ia q happier
and more contented woman today
and her happiness makes our home
brighter for me
But have stili my children to con-
slider. for In my determination to
chase the shadows from the life OF
my wife I neglected TO include them.
II seems that always I forget some
thing.
But Il II never too late to add
another link In the chain Of reforma-
ton.
I win forge II today.
I am responsible for the presence
Of my children In this world. Their
tomorrow is my legitimate care OF
today. and by my acts they will
Judge me.
DO ! remember that I'm their infan-
cy they have neither thought nor
care OF the future--that to them Il
is = void. the meaning Of which has
not penetrated their infantile brains?
DO l remember that even the
slightest OF impressions are often In
delibly stamped upon their budding
memories. to accompany them thru
life and into the shadows beyond?
DO remember that many OF those
Impressions must necessarily be
formed from the manner OF my act
Ions In their presence. and OF the
treatment l accord to them.
DO I remember that as they be-
come older their conceptions OF
right and wrong will be gagged main
ly by the teachings they receive In
their own homo?
DO I remember that while their
destinios must be carved out by their
own hands. yet their future will be
principally determined by the paths
into which I lead them today,
DO l make OF myself . beacon light
which they may follow In confidence
and In tho knowledge that Il will
lead them through the Intricate
perils OF youth and into the safe hsr-
bor OF maturity
Am ] 20 them 1t oil times aud In
sil things the kind and loving par
ent whom little children delight to
fondle and TO caress!
DO ! give TO them such tender
thought and care that they may see
and drink In always the sunshine OF
their home.
II my daily treatment OF them
such that they long each night for
the hour when daddy comes home
again,
And as the years lead them slowly
from infancy to youth and from youth
to maturity shall I be to them q COM
panion, . comrade. = loyal friend as
well as u parent
Alas! My shortcomings have been
many aud great. Always I have for
gotten--and to forget Is to neglect.
The burden OF their care has fall
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LEGAL NOTICES

that n defendants. and each Of them
do not specifically set forth such
claim or claims ~ they contend to
have In this suit. that then such
claims be held for nausht and void ;
that the decd from James E. Stephens
to T. w. Stephens and Henry RIoh-
ardson. as against Albert o. shaw
and May A. Overton and their gran
tees and successors In interest was
and Is. rs to the said lots and prem
ises herein described. OF no foroe aud
effoct either In law or equity; and for
such other and further relief OF gem
eral nature as may seem Just and
proper to grant. and for the costa
and disbursements OF this suit.
You will further take notice that
this summons II served upon y0u
by publication By virtue Of an order
OF the Hon. Dalton Blggs. Judge Of
the Circuit Court Of tho State OF
Oregon. for Harney County, which
order was made and dated on the
30th day Of September 1919. and
directed that this summons b pub.
newspaper printed and published IN
Burns. Oregon. once each week fer
six successive weeks. and the date Of
the nrst publication OF this summons
II October 9Th. 1919. as ordered, and
tho last publication will be on Novem-
ber 18th. 1919.
CHARLES w. ELLIS.
Attorney for PlaintiR.
Having residence and post cflos
address ut Burns. Oregon.
lat pub. October eth.
7th Pub. November 18th.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Burns. Oregon. September II. 1919
Notice 10 hereby given that Msriory
J. Potter. OF San Diego. California.
Who. on July -. 1919. made Desert
Land Entry. No. 0seio. for WI
Nwx. SEHNWk. NhSwk. Sec
tion 30. Township 1s g.. Range %
E.. Willamette Meridian. hes died
notice OF intsatien To make naai proof
By purchase sndsr Srd paragraph
Act March 3. 1915. To establish claim
70 the land above dsssribed. bseors
Register and Receiver. st Busas, Ore
sos. On the srd day Of Nevsossr'
1919.
Cislnant names - Witnesses:
WIN Rsdsasu. Of Bead. OreGes.
nav. Ugii aa1 J0Aa ". KIRK. Of
UgM. Orsgos. asl ". r. Lester. ct
Y. q. cOsAD. Rsgistsr.
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HuMMONH

SUMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or TIM
STATE OF OREGON. FOR HAR.
NEY COUNTY.
q. Culver Page. Piaintih.
Madlson Richardson and Ruby Rich
ardson. ~ chiidrea and minor
heirs OF Henry Richardson. do
ceased; Georgia A. West. 90 an
heir se Law OF Nay A. Overton. do
ceased and John Doe West. her
husband; the vnkaovn heirs sf
Nay 4. Overtoa. decsssed: the uu-
knovn dsvtssss OF Nay A. Ovsrtos.
usssassd: and also oil other per-
cons or parties snknown claiming
any right. title. estate. lien. or In
tsrsst u the real setats described
la the complaint heseln;
DofondAnts.
re the uakaowa hsiss sf Asy A.
OvogtOa. deeeasod: the uAka0ws
asyisess ee Nay 4. Ovestos. -
ssasD1: aol also - su oeAsT pes-
sous % parties uaknova claiming
any right. title. sstata. lien. sr In
tersst In the real estate descriosd
In the complaint herein: Of the
above named Dsssndsats:
IN THE MA10 OF THo stats o.
ORn0ON:
You srs ,hsrsby required 70 appear
and answer the sonpiaint ale1
ssainss you In the sbevs entitled suit.
oa % before Tuesday the toth lay ef
NOVunDuR 1915. the sane beinG
the last Day ee TIE ume provides =
the Order Of the Cesrt directinG 49,
vice Of summens u this suis - naAs
upon you by publieation. snd u yea
should fail 20 70 appear and answer
said complaint. for went thereof, ths
plsintifR will apply 70 the Court fes
the relief prayed for II said con-
plsiut, to-wtt:
Tor the decree OF the sbove-entitlee
Court In plaintiffs favor Quteting his
title 70 Lots One and Night In blosh
rorty-nins n the Second Addition
to the Town (now City, OF hurns,
Hsrnsy County. Oregon. and sd1udg.
ing that plaintiff ID the sole legal anc
equitable owner In fee simple OF SAID
iots and premises and every part
thereof. and that defendants have
not, nor has either Ut thc.n, ANY ss-
tate, right. title. lien. or interest
whatever IN or to said lots or prem
ises. or any part thereof; that defend
snts. and each OF them. be forever
snioinsd and dsbarrsd from assevtine
Any claim whatevsr IN or to said iote
or premises adverse to plaintiff, ans
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TdoooNioHi'T;;''

en- principally upon the frail sbowl-
ders OF my wife--that loving COM
panion whose burdens I should also
bear. as well as theirs.
BUT WILL MAKE AMENDS!
l will remember all OF these things
and will do all OF these things, for
as I am to them today SO will they
be to their children In their own time
for heredity IL strong and may not
easily be cast aside.
And when their own heads haye
become silvered by the lapse OF time.
and have passed on to my reward,
I would that they might some day
think back over the years that have
flown and write of me that epitapIt
which II more lasting than granite.
more precious than gold:
my father was . good man."
-
Our European friends are gay old
birds. They do not want to starve
to death. and neither do they want To
30 to work.
Perk up! Christmas bills will soon
be payable.
The wise man 10 wise-sometimes
But fool is fool always.
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.;sA2RalR:

! fhs FlrNe naQ91s6 OhaBsas
SsadAy school bsginAiAg ~ e:tS.
An.
PreaehinSat II s'clooh.
svening worship beginning ak .
r. n.
Prayer meeting on Thursday ovsn-
Peg Of each week.
everybody II invited to attend the
Psrvisss.
= JOHN y. hOBIAY. Faster.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE or FILING or FINAL


ACCOUNT.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON,
FOR HARVEY COUNTY.
In tho Matter OF the Estate OF
Isaac Foster. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned executrlx has fled her FL
nal Account In tho above entitled
matter. aud that the Court has set
Monday. the nth day OF November.
1919. ut ten o'clock A. NJ. at the
County Judges ONCE In Burns, Har-
ney County. oregon. as tho time and
place for hearing objections thereto.
Dated at Burns. Oregon. this 9Th
day OF October. 1919.
AMERICA FOSTER.
Exccutrix OF tho estate
and the last viii and
testament Of Isaac Foster.
deceased.
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UNrnD STATES LAND ov!uC.

UNrruD STATES LAND OFFICE
Burns. Oregon. October -. 1915
NOTICE Il hereby given that viols
Witham. widow ee John n. Withan.
dsosassd. Of Baker. Oregon. Who. %
JAY !. 1915. uads Homsseeed IN
try. No. eso3S. tor 9 y NWk SEQ
tios .. Township - O.. Range - -.
Willaastts Nssidiaa. hss filed notice
Of intention to make final three year:
Proof. 10 establlyh claim to the land
above described. before Register aud
Receiver. st Burns. oregon. on ths ~
day Of November. 1919.
Claimant names ss Witnesses
O. L. Oasch, II. X. Allen. Albert
Wood, and Bella Wood. all OF Burns.
v. q. COzAD. Regis
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HRisTIAN RCIENCn sOCIBTy

ouRiHfIAN RCIENCn sOClYTy
Services at ll:eo o'clock.
The reading room In the church
Aaifice. is open on Tuesday and Fri
nay from 2:3o to 4:3o ,. m.
Sunday School meets on Sunday at
10 O'clock.
Pupils may bs admitted to its
|e'sssss ~ to the age Of - years.
ns publie u cordially invited ia
|.ss Church ssvicss and 70 the Read
|iss Rsou. ;.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORs

Notice In hereby given that the
undersigned has been duly appointed
by the County Court OF Harney Coun-
~. Oregon. administratrix OF the Es-
tate OF veima NJ. Clifford. deceas ased.
and has qualified as such administrs-
trIx. All persons having claims
against the said deceased or her
estate are hereby notified to present
the same. duly verified as by law
required. to the undersigned as the
Office OF Charles w. Ellis. her attor-
ney. Masonic Building. Burns. Ore
gon. within ak months OF the date Of
this notice.
Dated November 1. 1919.
MARY NJ. BUNYARU
Administratrix OF the Estate OF velma
M. Clifford.
lat. Pub. Nov. lat.
9Th Pub. Nov. ssth.
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NOTICE For pUnIAcAr'oS

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Burns. Oregon. October 9. 1919.
Notice IL hereby given that Odiel
Dendauw, of Egli. Oregon. who, ON
JuIy 7. 1915. made homestead bntry
No. eS7ss. for shgwH, Sec: ~;
Snh, sKNrh. sSctiQn 20. Town
ship ae s.. Range ~ D.. Willamette
Meridian, has fisd notice OF intention
10 make anal thrss-yssr Proof, 70
sstsbiish claim % the land above
descrihsd, before Register and Re-
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LAND NOTICES

ceiver. At Burns. Oregon, ON the i2th
day OF November. 1919.
Claimant names ss witnesses:
Luther j. Addington. Albert w.
WAGNER. Carson q. Walters. and Rob
ert l.. Hutton, all Of Egii. Oregon.
v. q. COzAb, Register,
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NOTICE IND CREpsrORn

Notice 10 hereby given that the
undersigned has been daily appointed
by the County Court OF Harvey Coun-
~. Oregon. administratrix with the
will annexed OF the estate OF Percy
u. Clifford. deceased. and has quail
flied ~ such sdministratrix. All per-
sons having claims against the said
deceased or his estate are hereby not
flied TO present the same. duly YER
flied as by Law required. TO the under
signed at the once OF Charles w.
Ellis. her attorney. Masonic Build
Ing. Burns. Oregon. within six months
OF the date OF this notice.
Dated November I. 1919.
MARY NJ. BUNYARD
Administrative with the WIN Annexed
OF the Estate OF Percy II. clifford.
LIST. Pub. Nov. ist.
9Th Pub. Nov. 2sth.
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United States Land O0cs at
Burus. Oregon. Soptombar -. 1919
Notice is hereby given that Archis
McOowsn. Of Burns. Oregon. who. o.
October -. 1919. made Dssert-iand
Entry. No. es38S. for SkNWk
I.ots . Asd 4. Section 3. Township "a
g.. Range rs E.. Willamette Meridian
has nisd notice of Intsptiou to make
nnsi Proof. by purehass. under para.
graph >. Act March 4. 1915. to estab-
lishlish claim TO the land above de-
scribed. before Register and Receivor.
at Burns. Oregon. on tho 9Th day oi
November. 1919.
CiaimApt names ~ Witnesses;
Emmett Johnson. Fred Sturgess.
Woodis l.. Best. and Homer Cecil. all
OF SUMTER. Oregon.
v. q. CozAD. Register.
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LAND NOTICES
AOTICn FOR PUBLICATION.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Burns. Oregon. September IS. 1919
Notice II hereby given that nmmu
]. Peterson. OF Esii. Oregon. who. on
November IL. 1914. made Homestead
Entry No. 07s32. for NEk NWx
NwA NEh. En- NE Y. Sec. a.; Wa
Nwk. SEX Nwk. NEk Swx Dec.
-. Township 2s g.. Range 2s H..
Willamette Meridian. has filed notice
OF Intention TO ankle final threo-year
Prof. to establish claim to the land
above described, before Register and
Receiver. at Burns. Oregon. on the
9Th day OF November. 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Della volmsr and William bard
we'll. both OF Burns. Oregon. and John
Kirk and Peter Petsrson. both OF
Egli. Oregon.
v. q. CozAD. Register.
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One Keystone 1000 foot well drill
.ng machine for sale cheap II taken
az once. Address Ray Smith,
iiis Washington st.. Boise. Idaho
lf.l-St.
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FOR SALE

For sale--One combination header
and binder IN good order. &C heap.
Inquire at this ONCE. ii-i-t
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Tho Robert 0ieW rasch IN Sectiop
~. r. % H.. R.a9k T.. for sale st
ot9oo.oo e~~A.
Nm. VAaRu.
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JOB PRINTING

The Times Herald Job printing De-
partment will take care OF oil your
stationery needs.
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The wise man 10 wise-sometimes
But q fool IL fool always.
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-Four registered tennets for sale
registered Jack at stand. Withers
Ranch. HArnsy, Oregon.
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FOR sALE-Ths James McManus
ranch Ia Sac. Is. ~. is. T. 2s g..
X. "a r.. $40 acres for $500 90.
WM. FARRH.
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For Sais--1ee ID. Tubular sustt0s
tea ShArpisss Cream Separator
nearly asv.--Chas. Wilson.
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FOR SALE About 50 tons ol
straw. fsed corrsis. veil water and
30o acres good pasture. Also 500
acres of good bunch grass pasture.
INQUIRE at this once. ILL
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LOST

LOSr-Stssl sQssrs bstvesa the
Bell 4 ranch and Ajax Hsaiey's
ranch. suitable reward for tts
rsturu. ono. w. YOUNG. ie-lltf.
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Prompt service snA courteous
trcalnsst will always - sesordsd
tatruns ee the Dsrss ltssa Barrier
Shop. Baths st aay hour Of The
day. Q. ". alanoas. rrss.
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For sals-Six hole soohinG range
In excellent condition. Bargain u
taksn at once See J. A. Krumholz
at the Universal Garage. q.
, 1919-06-19
Everything Lovely

"Howdy, GapI" saiuted an %acquaint-
ance. upon meeting the well known
Rumpus Ridge citizen on a shopping
expedition in Tumlinvilie. Flows
everything going with your"
"Finer'n frog hair. JurdI" triumph
antly replied Gap Johnson. "Of course.
my wife has been sorter puny, yur of
late, and several of the children have
got the measles and humps and one
thing and another, and the lightning
struck the corner of the house luther
night and like to have tore the whole
place to pieces, and n of the kids
fell out of a tree and broke his arm,
and a Teller took a shot at me day be-
fore yesterday and ventilated my ear,
and such as that. but 1 snapped for
a running horse last week, and q
couple of my hounds have got six
pups apiece. Aw, 1 tell you, they
can't keep a good man down l"-Kan-
a City Star.
, 1919-06-19
CROSS THE RIO GRANDE
$500 U. s. TROOPS GO INTO
MEXICO.

Ell Paso, Textile Twenty-fourth
infantry battalion crossed the interna-
tional morder to Juarez at IL o'clock
Sunday night. The Fifth and Seventh
cavalry regiments crossed at three
fords east of Ell Paso. A battalion of
the Eighty-second artillery crossed
east of the s~tockyards. There were ap-
proximately 5000 American troops on
Mexican soil ten minutes after ordered
to make the crossing. Col. Selah II. Fl.
Tompkins of the Seventh cavalry was
in command of the cavalry brigade
which crossed at the fords, while Col
onel Hadsell was in command of the
infantry. Two armored motor cars
rumbled over the bridge going to Juar-
ez. The reason given at military head
quarters for ordering the troops to
cross was to prevent firing from the
Mexican side ON Ell Paso."