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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02
LIKE GEMS
TO DISPLAY WEALTH

Special TO Tho star by y. v. AZ
TOXIC. May diamonds as a
means for displaying their wealth
are becoming tncreasingly popular
with the Japanese new rich. De
spite increased duties. imports Of
diamonds In 1913 was more than
81. 100000, while /, was but a half
million IN 1911
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02
Gen. Moss Leaves to
Attend Guard Meet

brig. Gen. Harvey J. Moss, state
adlutant general. left Seattle Thurs-
day TO attend the annual convention
of the interstate National Guard ns
ISOLATION in ST. Louis. May s. 9 and
7. Gen. Moss also viii attend the
convention OF the American Legion
In 81. Louis. aA one OF tho IL Wash.
ingten delegates. Tho Legion meet.
ing will he May 3. and 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02
Slain Miner Leaves
Estate of | Cent

GRASS VALLEY. May s.--rhe
smallest estate ever loft by a rest
dent oe Tits county ~ that Of chas.
Nelson. who was killed IN a local
minc accident IL Was l cent
Nelson had no relatives here and.
aside from his registration card.
there was nothing whatever TO lndi-
cato his ldentIly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02
~ Dr.. CaldtrelPs
CYRUP DEPSN
The Perfect Laxatips

FREE SAMPlgS-n 80 hsvs eevss god
d.. csiawsiis Syrup Pepssn end sar . sres tssai
bottle TO d. ". u Csidv<n. <es WsshinGsnu
o.. Nentsrsne. m. n thers ere hsbArs q hems,
- To- . ecpy a d.. Caidvxu's buok. '-TAs
Cars a BABY"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02

n spite u Cyessiy
Increased labor story
costs due TO the WsS.
By sscri6cinS rsoats
and absorbing vss
tnses - have main
ssined tie price 81
vhich shis family ~
stive has ben soad By
druggists Tor Tie psst
- yesss- Two s&ses-
Sor cd el.oo-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02
If One of Ocean Flyers Lands in Water, He
Will Be Rescued This Way by Naval Vessels

Any old to get him aboard that's the way the trans
Atlantic flyers will be rescued If they fall into the the
first trip Boats will be stationed along the routes
to be taken, and if wireless of distress is heard there
be seaworthy craft speeding toward the cripple This
picture of the of seapane after it has vanquhed
"A Boche flyer shows how it will be done.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-04-18

Hasly II The Wal tha United States
realized that Y Tho German U-Doats
e6otlnuad their campaign OF frigAteul-
ness there woulA . - 10 shlDo =
eeod men oF supplies 70 FraAcA
Wien We entered Tho war thMo
we're oaly 81 shiDyards n Amer1oA.
"ShiDs aA4 more shlDs" sooa bscano
To CRY. America attacked the prob.
lem II Characteristic American style
So rapidly Aid the ships begin slip.
ping down the way that Germany saw
her U-Boat campaign had been a..
feated. When the war ended " hsl
100 shipyards that wsre building the
bridge Of ships" that Psrshing ashel.
Nothing did more to end the war Il
1913 than our shipbuilding program.
That program cost money but It served
IT. purpose. The Victory Liberty Loan
will give everyone Z chance to sh1C
his thankfulness.
-Duy for Victory and Peace
Housewives wases annually 49,
valued at $75o.ooo.oOo J.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-04-18
SCOUTS KEPT BUSY
British Boys Realize They Live
in Stirring Times.
Patrol Leader Grioes and Pirate Have
Adventures Which Would Seem
to Furnish Quits 4 Num-
Der Of Thrills.

ME and Pirate saw her first" said
Patrol Leader Griggs, when asked to
recall the most recent maritime mis-
hap OF which. as . boy scout, he had
official c~ognizance. 1T was only the
other day. and we'd been sent on spe-
cial patrol along the cliff. two one way
and two t'other, the e fog being SO
thick. She was quite close in, but you
could only just see her In the mist
q fair-sized steamer, and not moving,
SO | knew she was on the sand"
Griggs sent the Pirate back post
haste. says "A. E. c." in London Daily
Chronicle. that a rocket apparatus
might be sent and the nearest lifeboat
warned.
"The strange part was she didn't
boot or nothing" snfd Cri~-s-"not a
sound. I holloa'd, but they wouldn't
be likely to hear. Also I took off my
jersey and waved It. Just to let EN-
know help 'ud be coming. but I don't
think they saw"
Within As minutes Pirate returned
In company with the rocket apparatus
and Its rev..
"And what do you think !" exclaimed
Griggs Indignantly. at arst they
wouldn't take his word for 1t up at the
station. Was he quite sure he hadn't
made q mistake. II you please! Just
as II l don't know q stranded steamer
when I see onew
The rocket was successfully fired
ard the tackle made fast on the steam
er. But crew and vessel owed their
rescue to the alternative aid brought
BY the boyss summons.
"When the lifeboat came mp" e.
planned. Gsiggs. they passed her .
warp, and she put IN anchor ont, and
the steamer hauled herself back Into
deep water"
l asked about the scar on Grieg5
knee.
1T was I beastly dark night" he ~
piled, when that happened. There
wal I parcel for the next station and
l was taking It halfway, to meet oas
Of their boys coming up-both on our
bikes. I was going at . fair lick. and
ran into i. big biscuit tin that some
silly ass had left In the middle Of the
road. At least II sounded like Z bis
cult tin. but I didn't 60 hunting round
to ind out what Il was. The blood
wasn't half running down my leg. 20 I
got back - quick ~ I could"
"Do you dnd AAcycics useful In coast
watchingl' !. i i j. -
They're allsEight - anyone used TO
them. i lent nv bike . Pirate pncs
but never againi = mine was r.
ported ashore ! mile and I half along
the coast. Pirate was told to hurry
there and stand watch 0ver II till the
motorboat came to make It harmless.
There's some sand holes and deep cut
tings along the cliff, and being In too
much Of q hurry to see where he was
going Pirate fell into pretty near all
Of them. Then he stuck the bike into
q hedge and ran the rest"
"Havc you ever had . mine come
ashore and explode?"
Zone did. It made a most tremen-
dous loud noise. only I didn't hear it
myself. being asleep at the time."
did It do much damage?"
Depends on what you call much"
replied Griggs judicially. "A mans
shoulder put out Of Joint and about a
thousand quids' worth Of broken VIM
d0u,s"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-04-18
ADJOURNED MEETING OF BOARD
OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

Tuesday, April 8th, 1919.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
with all members present, and trans
acted the following business:
The following resolution was unan-
imously adopted:
Whereas. the l919 session Of the
Legislature enacted certa in pieces of
legislation, viz, the new road law,
taxation OF moneys and credits, the
hail insurance act, etc, that increases
the work OF the county auditor very
materially, aid makes the response
bilities of that Office, which have al
ways been great. much greater than
heretofore, and realizing it will. be
impossible for the same force in the
county auditors Office to do the work
in the future as in the past. therefore
be it,
Resolved that his Office be allowed
additional help in the way OF . clerk
at a salary of @85 90 per month.
Dated this 8th day of April, l919.
Board of county Commissioners.
BY Frank Fransen, chairman.
The following bills were audited
AMI allowed, and auditor instructed
TO draw warrants for the anne
NJ. w. FrAnktnhoH. election returns-. 4 80
Robert d Jones, services ia court
mouse cases 35 o.
Case d Case, services in court house
cases 1898 %
z. f. Granger. transcripts in Hen cases. SO 90
Perkins Bros. Co., supplies to county. goo
Moved, seconded and carried to ad-
jOurn sine die.
J.. C. Cah,ll, County Auditor.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-04-18
Jewely Repair
Sn.1.

Repairs Watches, Clocks,
Photographs. Eye Glass
eS, and other articles of
similar character. Call
and see what | can do for
you. 2. doors. south of
GRANDSON & Johnson's
store
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-04-18

w. w v. 3 Do .sis: I;i;.iis s;i :;:;;s.: '''
w;aa,. Crew. volt sssniy: rs is
Fowler = knutson. work g county jail Ia
Fowler 4 Knuteoa,work ct court house So
1isseissssd. ssos. na ara e 10 o.
Thos. fiaiey. c6sria, boarding prison- 80
rs s1:: i fisIsy .s sea 1s'' sslsp ,sss;.; and 100 y
J. 1 G. Tss.in i Son. n..el.ndi:. 10 "'@'
Carrie N. Issvi;i. advance ior box rent -
l.. s. schnsSef. c:.:iet 70 count; farm Sd
Grant County Review, printing and
al Helm. advance to Il. Ence6r.tson ~ :
10! work on county farm ............ y 3:
Midland Cheml:al Co.. merchandise to
sheen.n sisiddleary Co, merch.ndiss to -
Grams l. chri.;ti.nison. merchandise to
&c. Tesssin & Son. nerchandi:e to
Brown 1 s.engsr, sappiie: TO county:
claimed 3l43 SO; allowed ........... 40. Is
Lloyd Thtrek. merchandise to county
al Helm. advance TO Aug. woitte Tor W.
Alison McAllistsi. advance Tor electric ~"
fixtures 10 Register OF Deeds ONCE. 4. %
Theo. Holstein, official printing 800. -. IL
A requisition was made by B. N.
Lesk, State Director Of the American
Jewish Relief Committee, through a
committee of Grant county citizens
for Sl225.O0 this being the amount al
lOtted to Grant county as their quota
OF 850, 600 90 to be raised in south
Dakota, and upon regular motion
carried it was allowed and ordered
paid out of war fund.
The following resolution was adopt
ed appointing John L. Manley as
county Highway Superintendent:
Salary to be $4,000 per year and
expenses when away from home.
Whereas, under the provisions of
the new road law, q county superin-
tendent must be appointed for Grant
county, 5. D., ana there Is now no
such superintendent, and an applica-
ton Of John L. Marley has been pre-
sented to the Board Of county Com
missioners Of Grant county, and it
appearing to the said Board that the
applicant 10 qualified to be such sup.
erintendent; therefore,
Be it resolved by the Board OF
county commissioners of Grant coun-
ty, South Dakota, that John l.. Man
ley be and he is hereby appointed to
the Office of county Highway superin-
tendent Of Grant county, South OAK
ota, for the term of two years, SUBJ
ject to the approval of the State High
way Commission of the State of South
Dakota.
Dated this I'd day of April, 1919.
Board of county Commissioners
BY Frank Fransen, Chairman.
Attest:
J. G. Cahill, county auditor.
Thad L. Fuller, representing Olivia
A. Bailey, made application Tor q
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-04-18

coy . quit claim deed ves issued on
Lot Block 2 Original townsite of
Marvin, 70 perfect title. Said lot
having come into tho possession OF
Grant county by scsvenger sale.
The following miscellaneous bills
we're audited and allowed and ordered
paid by warrants;
STANDARD Oil Co... oil 70 county farm.... ISIS
j. q. Rawsoo. wood to CONT house,. 1880
w. W. DoWnio, 06lcial printing. ....... 30.O
Thos. Finley, sheriff. services and mile.
rrsni isie.eis, wolf 6ous;; ia IS
8. 3. Lockhart, sAyance for postage,
box rent and telephone tolls .......... 1888
J. c. Rsweon, coal to county farm. 2O.45
&C. Cahili, advance for freight snd
News Printing Co. supplies 10 county s.4s
Bee Publishing Co.. subscription to CO.
John ass, dyson tyson. ,ioveiine coal in base. .
Crown Ribbon ana Carb. 4 Co. supplies
/. 3. ' 1idsich. services =. juror on col.
Carrie n. Essvitt. advance for .eio- ~
News Printing Co., supplies 10 county. s5.s
Joseph Hedman, advance for postage
cr cn1 O Rib bonn and Carbon Co.. sun. o."
plies 70 county attorney ........... 800
D.: stats, labor and material for court
Fred =: Arnold. ns.is e iuror....: 1879
News Printing Co.. supplies 20 county. 1924
Will A.. Beach Printing Co., supplies
TO county l0l ~
Moved. seconded and carried to ad-
journ to April I'd, 1919.
j. G. Cahill, County Auditor.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-04-18

MilbNnk. s.. D., April LIST. 1919.
Board OF County Commissioners
mat o. the above date In regular SEES
stOn.
Frapk rraosen, chairman, Louis
johnson and Spencer Selden present.
Minutes Of last regular and subse-
ouent meesings reed and approved.
The following bills, for which war;
xrants had been previously drawn,
Wero read and allowed:
=, 81. ss,f =, 1 j.s'' rs s s ssRi I.. Si count, /, 800 90
W.A. NtKes, seiasy fos jan, Fob. and 49, ~
=. NJ Harper. ssi:;y d; Jan. and Feb.
&C, tahill. salary Tor March - Coua-
rss, Ai .asssts. :.i.rv Tor and Jan.
Sossca Hsimsn. salary Tor Jan. Feb. -
c: :as II !. i..vi.i. .si.;, ioi jan. F.sS:
81. IS L Esac salary for jan. Feb.
rs cse s:.S. s.,asy 10. ian, Feb. and
y. c.i cshiiI, ..l.iy Of DEPUTY County
Asd,aor fer Jss.. snd reo. ro,n, "W
a.1ttnr IA. sisrcS 100. 90
Ma. 4. 4 ! salary 10. jan. 500
IN. Stafford. salary Tor jan. Feo. and ,o n
Ai: ~ ssexii,.;... .s;i.;r, ioi jan. rsO. - !.
M ssa a. .e e. aa:iiass. salary ior Jan,
= r. I: e Coo s:i.i; e. Jan. I.6. =. -
"a. sse Il. i Fssi:y. s.l.ly Tor helping jan:
ttcr. part e e. %'W
Ia aSrs ~ a ~ 2.s eS''o.. e... $500
Csss. Hcalvera, work i Q ,uit house.. $50
~. Swsdenre. expense account Tor 90 az
= ~. NJ w. co.:i, t:e.:urer. semi.
annual lntsreot . onds............ 1912 so
" I. Ei4op co1aey treasurer. deferred e-,- -
i Z. Ns1o. e ss xssS t.ss:s. interest
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-04-18

sioners Of Grant county, South Dsk.
ots, that the said surety bond turn
ished by the Northern Casually Co.,
Of Aberdeen, South Dakota, be and
is declared 70 be of no effect %. ofaci.
eli bond of Thomas Finley, and thai
said company is hereby released
from any liability as surety of said
sheriff under and by virtue said un.
dertaking.
Dated this 4th day of April, 1919.
BY the Board of county Commits
sioners OF Grant county, South OAK
Ot8.
BY Frank Fransen, chairman.
ATTEST:
J.. C. Cahill, County Auditor.
Moved, seconded and carried to ad-
journ to Tuesday, April 8th, 1919, to
meet with the assessors on that date,
to transact any other business that
may come before the meeting.
John G. Cahill, County Auditor.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-04-18
J. c. Cahill, county auditor.

Thad L. Fuller, representing Olivia
A. Bailey, made application Tor q
quit claim deed from Grant county on
the following described land, the NE4
OF NE1 Sec. 3-118-49, said deed to
run to Olivia A. Bailey for the pur.
pose of ~perfecting title. Moved and
seconded and carried that said deed
be issued.
Horace Davidson made, application
fora quit claim deed on NE4 of SW4
Sec. 27-l21-5O ex Rty. said deed to
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-04-18
RES 0LUTrON

Whereas, by oversight . certain
bond has been approved by the Board
Of county Commissioners of Grant
county furnished by the Northern
Casualty Co.. OF Aberdeen, South
Dakota, for Thomas Finley for his
faithful performance OF his official
duties as sheriff of Grant county
South Dakota, and it appearing that
said surety bond had been furnished
BY mistake, and that said sheriff
had furnished = personal bond to the
State of South Dakota, for his official
bond, therefore he 1t,
Resolved by the county Commits
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-04-18

April I'd, 1919.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
and transacted the following business:
The following bills we're audited
and allowed, and auditor instructed
to issue warrants for the same:
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-04-18
On motion Board adjourned 70 Apri
18th, 1919.
:. q. Cahill. Jcounty Auditor.
April eth, 1919.

ApCtb 3tOS xOx0s
Board met pursuant % adjournmen,
OF April Sd. 1919, with Ill members
present The following bills were aud.
tied and allowed and warrants order.
ed drawn for tho same:
n. q. Jslde, witness fees IN justice
yoSn Haxwsii, justice isss 81;
S..A Barr. labos and maesrtal 70 cours
". 8. Nixon. eouaty issssurci stamped
eevelopoe 1871
Zion lnstituts ! lnduseriss, suppiiss to
county Attorney ........... So
Prank Sieve Re, wols hoeny ........ l.5
y. J. 61eees, 4efchaaAteo to coanty
United Chemical Co., btooms to Curt
Al Rleoes. justice feoo. ...-... I'LL
a. ]. Dl6oos. J~csttcs Sees ....... I'll
fevf Li&gess, witnsss fess IN jnsttcs 90,
8. seldsn per diem and milssge. ........ TO
Frank frepssu. pee dior and mileage. 81 q
L0oto johnson. per diem and mileage. 800
Auua 6karoeon, poor felto4 ....... l6.U
!. 3. NeehefR. poor restef... ........ 500
". 8. Nixon. court scrip I.U
3 3. VAnWalkeP, rent Tor April and
Nay 10 county charge N.0
Erlandsou 4 JohnDOn, merchandise to
i comfy f1RW % "a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-12

rerior 10 uon-,oluntary attention.
For ~ observed Is Professor belts liz
his Tine Mind and It, Education.
VOLUNTARY attention ~ controlled
from within 80 decide what W shall
attend 10. instead ~ letting interest.
lnr objects OK thought determine n
Tor ~"
However superior. unfortunately.
The voluntary typo % attention L. the
most fatseninr Vpe. For practical
purposes Il therefore II important 10
use u a. much az pursibie In com-
bination with nOn-voluntafy atien-
ton.
That a. to say. Whsn Ne find our
selves under the Necessity % paying
sustained attention A. something not
particularly interesting a. ~ our
daily work, let ~ suppose@the com.
nonsense thing r. 20 Try 70 introduce
an element o. Interest into whatever
must be attended 10.
This D. not 80 dlfflcult a. may be
Imagined. The dullcst object IN the
world has Interesting elements " one
viii but take the trouble TO iUok for
them.
once these elements are discovered.
once interest h Invoked To reinforce
voluntary attention. the effort 10 at
tend beeomea infinitely less fatieuinE.
ana h rewards ~ sustained ntten.
ti"n are more easily and more surely
gained.
students. business men. an Of us.
should keep this fact constantly In
mind. Remembering u and acting In
accordance with a. the Impossible Of
ten becomes the possible, succcsa
crowns labors hitherto scanuly result
fui.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-12
TYPES OF ATTENTION
BY II. ADDmeToN BRUCE
Asthor Of ''Tas Riddle Of Personality" ''Psycholou n,
PArenthood." Etc.
Copyright. 1919. ny tho Associated Nowspapors)

the p-aplc FOR whom Involuntary at
tontiun b. unhuppily over important.
voluntary attention. also known
an spontaneous attention, b. alto
Ecther different from the Involuntary
yue.
Nuu-yoiuntary attention occurs
when interestinE ohleca 81 thought
nre experienced Il BE- the type 81 att
tcntun most readily sustained with
out causing fatigue
We pick up % book. Tor Instance.
find 10 Intensely interesting. ana soon
are completely absorbed in H. With
out effort and forEetful 81 everything
else. We attend 20 u FOR page after
pare. hour after hour,
Hut now suppose ~ is not q novel
we pick up. but "a textbook. N does
not Interest ~ aa an exciting novel
would N~vVorthelu-u from 10 sense ~
duty We force ourselves 90 attend Ca
q diligently.
In this ease our attention lH Of tho
voluntary type e type distinctly au-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-12
BY Webster.

After The lions arr iackulN.
Will war. the big enemy of tc race. was aging. and men lmncd
with half forgotten hcroi,m, and the battle Of the giants was nm. all
ic sleek and ,utreptlou, enemies to p"Fros, and mankind hurir1
their hoh>
Now that the cannon have ceased ,o roar the rats creep forth
lgai.
For o while the ,nurls of capital and labor, quarrrlinr over
profits was quiet, The national peril brought home ~ both the .unrcti.
ul 90 the common good. The danger d, hardly passed when they be-.
gin 10 show their teeth again.
rlu, hate skunk away, and we ft. .fr a space. the warmth Of
tiy Now comes is iudusuou, apostles again.
. Race prejudice disappeared. We dl NOT d~pisr the Negro while
hc Was fighting G%plrdij! m The trenches W. fprpui 90 insult the
llpuuc.' while they were oar colleagues 900 me great crisis. Even the
haitors of England found drccucy cuough to hold their peace while tho
British navy stood between 90, aud the frrprity of he Hun. It now
tho trouble makers are returning.
Even oWr rampant thauynsm, that coarse and ignorant cuthus.
usn hat can understand devotion 10 mes country only when b.
take, The form ct hut" toward uuohcr country. vanished he The flame
lf war and we were willing enough tu unite n our military nrgnnilt-
ton with British, French. anil Italian when the invader was rolling h.
triumphant horde, toward Paris
Once more now speak forth 'ho Iackus.
Wtu are the Jackalsf
They are greed SELFISH ~. national cgpt,m. race pride, class
hate, dsuuSt. ,ccrct diplomacy, military ambition, purtisuuIhip.
jealousy, envy, monarchy, tauutcsm, religious Intolerance. love of
ron,pcuou,unss willingness, 10 make trouble for the sake uf sclfad.
yeriisrmrut and nh the pack of iuppup. Suuopiug, yrous, aud cow
ardly passions aud ideas that cannot understand what the word hi
manit, means. that fear and ,outcmu The people, that set personal.
party, >cctarau, and national advantage above the welfare df the
human race.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-12

once that the only thing Tor him to
DO wns to get Neddy o. holm uu.
suapect.nsN. He changed the stab
l'rt vrrf abruptly
How Hro Tho chickens az Farmer
Hrowu'Hf" Incurred be- Hcddy looked
up uud rriuncd "Thoy seem 10 be-
In Just aa good health Hs ever said
he. $50 Ear ns I cun judge Farmer
lroWu'H Hoy seems Co boz terribly
suspicious He locks thsm up nt
night ao tlrht that nor even SHADOW
the Weasel could set his nose Inside
that henhOuse
Blncky eyes twinkla1. bat h. took
care that ncddy should not see them.
Farmer Browne Roy lH different
from some foitH Z know said be-
"HoW's that demanded Heddv
Fox.
WHY replied nlacby. there is %
certain ~firmyard know Of where
b hens ar not Kept shut up 81
an in the daytime but run around
whore they please. ! 500 them every
day when am fiyiur over They
certainly are fine looking hens !
don't think I've ever seen ftttrr lncs
some 81 them are Ho tnt they can
hardly run
A. EodDy Pos listened o. look uf
onFcrners cropt into hu eyes and
his mouth began to 81 .t'r tio just