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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-06
Just a Word

1t has often been said that word to the wise is
sufficient and hope what have to say will prove
true in your case. 1t is just this: BUY! | don't
care whether you buy from me or one of the other
merchants, but if you are going to need something
in our line. get it now Why? Because you will not
get it as cheap for years is today. Prices are
going up so fast that the merchants of this city
not realize it, We selling goods today at price
that is below the actual present day wholesale cost.
know there are many people who think this is just
"shop talk" but the far-seeing man and woman will
know that l am speaking the TRUTH the others will
realize it in the very near future That is why say
to you BUY NOW. | shall be glad if you give me
your patronage, for feel that you will be fully salts
fed with the high class merchandise sell you, that
you will be delighted with my splenddly equipped
store and the gentemany, efficient service you
ceve; but whether you come to my store or to that
of some other merchant, buy your merchandise now.
Remember, the dollar you save today you will not
have to work for tomorrow.
The Yale expositor., 1919-08-14
DAIRY
FACTS
EXPENSE OF SAVING CALVES
Cost Just az Much to Raise Poor AMI.
nal as a Good one-DIspose OF
culls Early In Life.

Calf conservation looks like a good
thing to many Of the wiseacres, says
the Farmers Guide, but Is It? Can
the farmer afford to save the measly
little specimens Of bovlnity that occa-
sionally appear In the best herds
There are always some culls that can
not be turned to good account either
as breeders or for beef. II every calf
dropped were high-class individual
that could be raised and fed econom-
ically, the situation might be different.
1t costs just as much and sometimes
more to raise poor calf as a good
one, and when you have 1t raised what
Is It good for? Let the conservation
ist go out into the open country and
visit number of farms where he can
get next to the actual conditions; then
let him study up on the economy of
beef production and he may change
his mind. Most certainly It Is wise
to save the good calves, the kind that
can be raised into profitable breeders
milk or beef producers, but the other
kind had better be disposed Of early
In life before they have time to be-
come an expense.
The Yale expositor., 1919-08-14

TRY ONE-If you have something to
sell, or want to buy something; If
you want to rent farm-or for any.
thing where ready response is de-
sired, try an Expositor liner.
The Yale expositor., 1919-08-14
faint OF MILK Av0IDABLE
UneIean Utensils Are Common Source
Of TroubIe--PartleIes Get Into
Seams or Joints.

Unless some unusual food has been
eaten, milk is delivered from the COW
free from faint. II is also free from
bacteria. Between the cow and the
consumer 1t picks. up a multitude of
the latter and sometimes more or less
Of the former. The milk can is a COM
mon source of both. Minute particles
Of organic matter get into the seams
or joints of the can, where they be-
come the habitation of countless bacte-
ria. Disagreeable odors arise as a re-
suit Of the decomposition which en-.
sues.
Put your nose into the mouth of an
empty milk can after II has been
cleaned and is ready to use. II Is never
entirely free from odor. But there is
a distinct difference between "clean''
smell and 'foul" one.
The Yale expositor., 1919-08-14
SANITATION POINTS

/. Have the herd examined
at least once a year by a COM
petent veterinarian. Promptly
remove animals suspected Of be-
ing In bad health. Never add
an animal to the herd until GER
tain 1t is free from disease, par
ticularly tuberculosis.
2. Never allow a cow to be
excited by fast driving, abuse
or unnecessary disturbance.
3. Clean the entire body OF
the cow daily. Hair In the re-
gion of the udder should be kept
short by clipping.
4. Do not allow strong-fiavor-
ed food, like cabbage or turnips,
to be eaten except Immediately
after milking. Changes in feed
should be made gradually.
5. Provide fresh, pure drink
ing water In abundance.
The Yale expositor., 1919-08-14

feature has been so much neglected
and by this seeming neglect far too
many cows have small udders and con-
sequently small, short teats.
1t will nearly always be noticed that
sows with small udders, even in the
best dairy breeds, usually carry too
much flesh and lack that double-wedge
shape which is so desirable In the eyes
Of the modern and progressive dairy
man.
The Yale expositor., 1919-08-14
HELPS GROWTH OF BACTERIA
Warm MIX Offers Splendid Medium
for Growth Of oroanisns--tisndIe
MIX Carefully.

The warm. milk as II comes from Che
COW offers q splendid medium for the
favorable growth of all kinds of bac-
terra that may gain access to IL. To
lessen this development milking should
be done as carefully and quickly as
possible and the milk should be-
strained and set away or separated.
The Yale expositor., 1919-08-14
IMPORTANT FEATURE OF cow
Overlooked by Dairy Cattle Breed
ers--Laek Wedge Shape.

There Is so much real satisfaction
In the milking and handling Of cows
that have good udders and good teats
that 1t seems very strange that in
dairy cattle breeding this important
The Yale expositor., 1919-08-14
STATE OF ONO, CRY OF TOLEDO | .

LUCAS COUNTY.
Frank }. Cheney makes oath that he
ls senior partner of the firm Of +. j,
Cheney & Co., doing business In the
City OF Toledo, County and state afore.
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case of cataIIh that
cannot be cured by the use OF Halle
Catarrh Cure, FRANK J, CHENEY.
Sworn TO before me and subscribed
In my presence, this 9th day of Dec.
ember, A. ID. 1886 A w. GLEASON,
(SEAL.) Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter.
nally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system
Send for testimonials free.
4. j. CHI NEY Il CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti
patton
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-16
ST. JOHNS ALUMNI
HAVE STRONG NINE


The annual game III baseball be-
ween the Ainnni and the regular col
lege nine, the Eias Bccns and Never
Masses. & as they have been termed,
though Incorrectly h both cases, no
DOUBT. always j great feature of COM
inercement Week, II ID be i real cons
test iris year. and Coach Johnny viii
son has been assured Of the return Of
81 many stars Of the first magnitude
That tho present eseniatiyes will
have To do some great hnstling
The majority 81 the cid boys Will
sslaYe service records behind them, and
there WIN be included not few who
were III the thick III the fighting
uhraad The service nlun will include
Mellon, MBisan, Noble. Leutz, Butter,
Matthews and Clark and coach viii
SON, himself with Clark and stephens,
will help Id make IN the number
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-16
fore me uire

Charles McNs lsiianss. white, Was Ar
csted BIZ Ofilcer Jackson. on var,
rant sworn OHt BY the conductor. e.
" LewHnan. for being drunk and dis.
Haerly On the short Line car e
BIaslsn street. He was tried before
Justice WEIGH and fined Sits which
ae paid
Is1uis II Groshia swore out 4 war.
rant for the arrest 81 his two broth
sTs. William Groshia and John Henry
Grosiia, for acting Iii IisorderIy
manner Id his house id Cots Court.
by hrpwing bricks and iron, and Tor
striking his brother The ease WAS
heard before Jnstlse WEIGH. Who
found Louis III Grosllia The ACRES.
var, and dismissed the two brothers.
William and John Hcnss. Louis
Vas fined ss.75. which BE paid The
arrest was made BY 0ffIcer Fine
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-16
TIIE ,lMMrNlTY sElYllE

The debt 81 gratitude We owe To
the men who fought Tor the ideals of
democracy and humanity 10 God who
used illein u bring victory the honor
which belongs io those wilo laid down
their lives FOR Tho cause. aud the
obligation which their deeds and sac
riilces laid upon is an 10 rededlcate
ourselves Ii The performance Of our
individual and civil duties. we're we'll
brought ont during tic service al old
81 Anne YESTERDAY evening
The services touched many of our
people ii quite another way and to-
day those 1T the different congregas
ffons which joined ON this occasion.
are speaking al their happiness Id
seeing 81 many church families joined
together ii common worship Deep
N touched by those things for which
the service was held. many we're
equally impressed BY the spectacle of
SO many 81 different church denonaina~
tions uniting ID one service.
Many speakers and writer's have
spoken Of the spiritual gain. both to
participants and those q home, which
has Ii some degree compensated for
the suffering and loss Of life OF the
var Surely i keeaer sense Of the
rommon purpose of 81 the churches
ii olla 81 them Probably. never before
did 10 many church bodies meet here
iii common service as they did yes
tsrday, and they met IL the spirit
which VAS 4 part of waaf prevailed
on the other side, when distinctions,
formerly IS insurmountable AZ tower
sng cliffs, we're leyeIled By the common
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-16
LADIES INJURED IN
MOTOR cAR ACCIDENT

Aaiss adelaide coIhoun, and Mss
s,,s,e t,ol,oun. sister and daughter of
Mr Grant ColhouH, were nFoaglt
- tl,e Naval Hospital on Saturday at
ern.,on hy rayhaster Harrison aos-
h,,,,n Eli eriRg from shock caused ',y
co,,is;an III automobiles just below
{. 4 800, 81, saturday Miss Celliouil
VAS pretty badly bruised ana $ We
thought that her elbow was nIohsli.
Miss Eddie Colhoun Was bruised ahs1
,.,,t some. but not seriously injured.
Tire accident occurred at the inter.
section of the state Road and ifle
county road iii the polling house las'
|nelow HarWood, when the three MISSES
t,o,ioun we're starting for Aiail'ailolls
and when they turned csit Of me conn.
II Rad came IN contact With 5 ea'
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-16
FIXING no EllIslll,E


Ali Americans, and particularly
those of Annapolis. whore much of the
feeling of the Navy Il reflected. take
on their Hats i'd The brave and ssiilful
pair Who accomplished The first non-
atop flight across the Atlantic. We are
sportsnen enough Il, own The I'M
paralleled teal IN aerial flight per-
formed BY Aicoek and Brown.
Aicock ii in Eng ishnlaii and brown
ii hi American, hut the machine II
English. and tile undertaking WAS
made under English auspices. There
fore, we yield to the mother country
premier donors for the Night. though
clad that ali American had, at least,
some hand Id Il. America has won
too many honors on the field 81 high
adventure, 10 wish 10 lake from others
What they have fairly won.
Tlae feat 81 these intrepid naviga-
tors III the air was astounding They
travelled nearly two thousand miles ID
sixteen hours and d half maintaining
au anapproached speed average. They
made The jump.ofT along no lane q
destreyers 81 other vessels but de.
pended upon their own skin as tfleo-
rettcal and practical navigators, nm
der conditions for which they had no
precedent.
but what they did must not be con-
sIdered A chiefly an adventure il
sportasnanslaip II vas fraught with
wonderful material and social posi-
bilities. Tho successful hight means
that tho establishment 81 commercial
air navigation 10 Europe Ii not far
ofr. What mas boon done can be done
again, and more powerful machines
and greater perfection of eolist rnctioni
may soon make the trip by air more
safe ard certain than that OH The wa
ter. while Iii speed. II would distance
ii.
one may look with confidence Tor
the prompt initiation Of air service -
Europe for passengers and freight
one has only Is think Of tie develop
ment III The railroad locomotive, or,
1T more recent occurrence, that oi
the automobile. - be convinced that
machines for tie passage of the air
will follow like course.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-16
IN TORIAM

Bi5TLEES d sad pnt loving remembrance
of our dear nsgssher ISAKELI4A BIT.
I4IsK. who depA fet this life two years
agn. june I5tlla Oh
More and more es@h day We miss yeu,
Friends mas Iin# he wound Is healed
Bnt they little kssGw the HOrryw
That's within OUT i,earts conceded.
I'M our heiie sssgsi r Il vacant.
cine thar ftevef t4 ne filled
Peaceful be tbs VI dear mother
II III sweet Ell btaEth TIM name.
In life We loved on dearIy
IA death NJ ~ e saEne
By her devoted sEsa ghfers BELINDA S FFs-
IsSS and III AsAss Il JONES aud grand.
children. 5IRs1
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-16
gl..,,lbie 81 The Constitution q

tlse xilacrseast l.egio'
r.oy fst,d AID Coslnfrv 'ce q soea
all oarselfes Ior Isl foiipa1t'tg psst
poses
To Hpaoid aad drfeitd ihe
o,sst itNtl0a VI 5ittftd states
III 8nteriea I'll maintain lote n,ad
order 10 loster and i'sfpt't ''tfea
ono hNadrel pet cent. tsrt-
.aasABt ID ifeserpe flte uarslss's
taes AMI sHcl,ae8ts III orr askos itts
ion III tn (iI5eai Ndr5 - ttsettl.
cate Il sense III iatltpittat.4 obi9tiIs
ton ta the e0gtnaitHlty, state amt
gatio1l, 10 rOmbat Inc nAiorflt'g
Oi both tic ola8scs uisA nv piasss
ss. til nuke ,fgltt the 1pastsf II
might to iaonate peace d,ta#
pUoi trtll 1jt t'ft1fA3 q siilft'yad1a
uaa ti4tHsnlit q poste1ttV ne
p,lnrlplss 81 1astics, freedom md
dem ocFlet3 III eottstcfatt and
saAettlg oat toaitgatlesitip by orr
sisnoti0sl To uutaal heIpfa hess. 81
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-16
NAVY LEAGUE SAYS
SEC DANIELS ERRS
IN ATTACK Upon IT

During recent hearing before the
Naval Committed III Congress. secre-
tary al the Navy Daniels VAS asked If
he was willing ID I'LL the ban aEainst
the Navy Leagsle He replied that he
was not, and thai this organization
WAS Il side show which had aimed sao
bring itself into notoriety for person
al reasons. that II has slandeFed the.
best men Iii the Navy and that Il was
not needed il amy capacity
The Navy League held IT. annual.
meeting iii New York city on June
10. and AFTER the meeting Henry Breek 4
Eenrltige former Assistant Secretary of
War and president 0f the league. is
sued statement replying to, MI. DAN
1ielsp attack. After pointing out that
1.-The Navy League VAS born q decade
before MI Daniels took Office and had
worked hard for the betternent oF
the Navy 1T d time when there VS.
liftlle public interest III The Service,
line statement declared that the future
l5f the Navy League Is for the people
land not sir Daniels to decide. Il con
lihlues
/ I'm the meantime We shall insist
blipoyl fair comparison BIT the relative
services to the Navy and Tie country
of .Ioscphus Daniels md the Navy
League, ana We shall maintain the
right to critIcise our public servants.
Until tie threat of immediate war ac-
ftnally hung upon tile borders Of our
country. Josephns Daniels was the
single greatest obstruction To the crea-
zion of an adequate and efficient Navy,
If to urge All adequate Navy when
Jaaeplms Daniels would mol eonstt-
itntes All offensa then the Navy League
should Be damned Admiral Bradley
] II. Fislse was the leading champion n
preparedness among the personnel q
The Navy F'earlessly he enunciated
the truth III naval needs and proper
naval policy lie MAS bounded into
humiliation and impotence by Jose
4 phns Daniels II To have upheld his
#laands and u have aided IN interpret.
ing ID our people his nlessage .0f the
4 Nays need, when Josephile Daniels
/. was trying to destroy him. as he nov
tries Ia destroy the Navy League. il
M offense, then the Navy League
should be CANNED.
Hut the future attitude Of the Navy
League Ia NH. Daniels will be what
lit has been III the past When lie Ii
right We shall applaud hims When
Il We think he Ii wrong, We shall say 50
Though he inhibited Tic naval prena,
ration before Tie war, we praise hin
tIfar doing his best I'D aid III WinniIle
1.-The war when III Il. Though he hound
led Fiske before the war, we praise
him Tor supporting Sims n the war
Though lle would not build 4 Navy
q ins19i2, when ii could have been bull
Tor $500. 900 ,0t0, we praise him fOl
starting ID build II Iii l9i though i
EeOst 81, 200. 0G6, 900 And we risk tht
statement that 800. 900 900 Is 4 goot
ieal for the American people To pas
III excess cost for The privilege q
Having Jossphus Daniels as Secretary
iof the Navy
The statement also declared tllai
1.-The Navy League would ask for /
hearing before the House COMMITTEES
. IN Naval fairs TO give that body Ger.
tain information regarding the .pur'
ssoses. principles and services Of tht
organization ID the Navy and to ths
eountry. 4
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] rava ara NE cs,tr,,,n needs.

dangers and the cosnnaOa needs.
This was one 81 the great things
which came with the war II which
America participated 10 maintain her
Ideals ana preserve sussice and right
#In the world. Certainly, what took
place last nigh has made = lasting
Impression for good among he people
tof Annapolis
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VIM ly ess ms

Though the regular season Is COM
nleted, the st Johns management has
yielded ID the solicitation az Johns
Hopkins, sua viii send lis nilse
against them 81 Hcfnewooa o. Issse
20ts The gnae Is fo be Eaakare Of
Homecoming Week. " which Hopkins
VIII nhanrYa.
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Gee. w .JON Is
Circulating Library

The following books have been added to
the Library
st1he Dwelling Place OF Light" ~ Win
stOn ChnrehiIi
The Inevitable Baiance sheet ~ IA.
rina Trash.
"a Circuit Riders wife,. by Cora liar.
RS
Kenny, By LeonoFa nalrymple.
.tMy Four Years IN Germany ~ j..
NM. t3arnrd.
Where Your Treasurer Il, BY Holman
Day
Erander.
TENNIS: New Rooks. 81 per day.
Old Books. 1c. peT dag.
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Alarine il III. y.

Mi y d
10 a tai Phil
snatiman from
from United ai
China 90 tlie nl
4 KANE fl
Mess ersniitll. iralf
headaua rter
Assrasle II itsa tlta
ION July III, al
.be neither
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-16

going south on Tho
car carried
had two men and
Iof the strangers ii
leun car vas ha
Matte Coihaul
seat uf her CIR,
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HON o LOAN

NONEY 10 To- Money 81 loan en-.
40 vage. Aiitily vs. Mlnson y ssott.
~, 8anss.nsse Nj 5ytS-R
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maYswY 70 IsOA W-ssan uaazsSage u aunas
"a cult on reAsc able terms Fartasi
paymenE allowed. ameA A. Mnnfoa AZ.
sorney. -
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-16
IA er OrAtsr

Judgn Charles n. Meuisler, Og BaItI,
more Lodge No. I. who was orator q
the occasion, delivered stivraRK. pa.
trsotlc address. taking FOR his theme
me principles 81 the order &c com
hanaa with what tie Gag stands Tor.
'TRle Elks motto il Charity, Justice.
Brosharly Love and Fidelity. y and
these the speaker wove into the beau-
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BORN


BORN No Lfeil1 H ii. tsuasth nna Mrs
Quan,if, at Julian ST. Namkegans
lll san 4fAIilsI IltE1ERIts1A
QisANItT. JR.sh June II. 1913
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MoRTGAGEE'S SALE
or a
Beautiful
Summer Home
ON SEERN RFYEls

IN SENEA66 nj EAS
AL the request of the owners and by
virtue III the powers Uf sale contained In
Two mortgages from w Lauer anil
sthe second dated 10TH March. 1919. and
recorded Ill Land Records 0f Anne Ariins
del County III Idber Gis w. Nj. 50 folio
10 and t5 w. No I'LL folio tia will
affer 10 fsubIie sale q the EouTt House
.toer, Annapolis, Md ~
TUESDAY, July IST, 1919,
An TWELVE O'CLOCK. NOON.
all that tract III land On tho north hide Oh
severn River, consisting ut ten aud one
NTH t1H.2A1 acrea of land. Improved By q
seven room bungalow. with tafIet and bath.
and supplied With running water aud
BIan ssaN II III convenient fo the rail-
road, boulevard aId Severn River. belng
near Winchester Station, on the Short
Line RI K.. and about Hive miles franf
Annapolis. Tile hoHae is heated lly hot
water. han large porehes and good eeI-
lar The property runs dawn u Guol
spring Cove. On Severn River and In@
$eInIea. III addItion O. the ten and one hfth
acres above described 0ne haM interest
5In the LOT 1T about enc quarter of an acre
gether with the riparian and water rights,
IA plot of fI1t property liz recaf dsd in Ifter
g. ". No T05. f0IIo rs. LaItI Records OF
Anne Arundel County
TERMS OF IA FL sne half cash on raEs
taratipn IL sale: baianee payable In oue
year from day Of saIe, with interest, and
10 be secured ny note ct purchaser with
satisfactory surety. 0E Nil cash On rAfifie
eakt0n Of sale. ut option If purchaser 4
deposit ~ three hundred dollars tS500Ot5
required On day 81 sale. Fer further In
formation inquire Of the unHersigned
JAMES a. A8I1NRtlE
Attorney.
WN- n MOSS Auctloneer.
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ii nj aNTEn fie9ss 3eF a eAtik l sa, t.s
s, Marked SlssaS ILL.,
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+ II xNTEsIp III from hatise ~ AI,stfts I.
ssns4t fttrfa Sh,ssi @s5af unfnruishGds MIL
3saa.. f;,,s ME gsssSs Illtslls. a iiIs J15Ab
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IN ANTED An ienssd stfl ~ Mr. n
IN stnFss April stss MIS- FbllhEs III HI
college AIe aNs#
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"a i Il TEf1- II meat ssitter al alites .SIflsly
i;rtenw.fids GNnlIssaInlfy Markess l8s-
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SALE

MANURE ron SALE Cart. wagon or
III. 41stf
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M TEfs Ia huyS@f resit ar tsspEsts
lsstiss. iii Ani1diAssse ReIaies snnnHRh
f9s.f N,l Til EaS so ifHsss
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WAI. 4. LOS. Asletloneer
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SlN.sAN Tks9 lauHks l;ttty tAlseEi.ileea 'l5
soda Fountain piely Hotel aaffsiatssa So
jI9
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{ iii ]. S TEf1 ~ lsffts As0nsan FIR e0akiilg and
GENERA Is tIs,tIse svsssgk small family. Ais
s,lg III Kins tsssrgc st. a
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YuN IN RNiNG aAI.iTAL

Pnblsaheai I1asiy Exeept Sunday 0y
THE SsApITAI. IsI'ils IsEtISs sstJsGEsAssS \
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=

Il .,ssr 1,lta,tsh "a ys Liberal reward
iss.s.trft IS, tsa4,l t.fssss 1ilisss It5si
Arizona republican., 1919-05-25

complains decision
  ping a nation that itself
Arizona republican., 1919-05-25

had received s12O0 for $500 loan spread the news which went through all the offices in Kansas City like devastating fire Everybody seems to have heard it except the authorities. Within six months sums aggregating than s150O00 were forced upon this woman and another who had somehow become entangled in the scheme. They didn't know how to quit and the time came before they were found out when they wanted to die and end it all.
 Even lawyers became inveigIed and the chief of police at time the point of trying to get his share of the golden harvest And all this time the government in ignorance of this rival attraction doubtless wondering what the matter with Federal Reserve District No 1O Fourth Lib erty loan moved slowly.
 This kind of thing necessarily must have end. There is not enough money in the world to keep endless chain going and a time when the law must be apprised So these women and their husbands, though it appears the latter knew nothing about it until just before the collapse are in jail.
 In all transactions of this kind in any get rich-quick scheme, there two sides and all the blame is not found the side of the so-caed swindler