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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1920-11-12

Buffalo, N. r, Nov. g.
HOGs-Receipts, 1000; 75c lower; heavy,
mixed, workers., light workers. and pigs,
$1525; roughs. $13.Oo@1325; stays, 5000
HOO.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, IS 900;
lambs. 81 lower; ewes SOC lower; lambs
sS.oo@12.75; yearlings, $7.Oo@1O.oo; wethers
81. oo07 so; ewes, $3.OO06.50; mixed sheep
$6.5O@zQ
The Washington herald., 1920-05-23
Roosevelt and Second Place.

To the who top rung
the political ladder the the attractions Of the Vice
Presidency seldom carries appeal though to be
e accepted the achievements of the amented
Theodore Roosevelt made possible through his willingness
the minor role in 1900.
There dispung that Col Roosevelt made OF the
vre aggsvey popular and thoroughly human Chief Executives
that American history records but back the the
pconvenon days OF the reluctance second fiddle
manifest today
Roosevelt had been and OF New York His ad
naon the Empire State revealed that independence
thought and which political budd
but which always congenis Pa the
Commanding York then and he found
gness the people concted with his plans His real
in debating the Vice Presidential nomination OF the brilliant
executive him out OF the
1t the hero OF hl his follow
and those familiar with the political history that he
plartyred Mckinley.
The hand Of fate him his where he disclosed
traits OF leadership and for which made
ra those snuff his would
had their judgment hwartcd had
70 smash their program.
Thus, those who would emulate Roosevelt entirely
reluctance second place. although Vice President Marshall
with fine has made the only
but useful enhancing his hold the hearts OF the people
as rugged type OF true American
The Washington herald., 1920-05-23
Folks and Things
Around Washington
Labert ST. Clair.

The daily output OF political press
agents in Washington now is about
one-tenth of what IL WAS a week
ago.
And the amount OF gun that is be-
ing sent out. prepaid. TO the news
papers OF the country is, perhaps,
AS large as formerly.
Said sad and dreary situation be-
ing due to the fact that the tele-
graph companies have ruled that
political bunk. sent prepaid to news
papers in the hope that they will
publish IL, is not news, and. there
fore, is not entitled to the press
rate. Political press agent material.
sent prepaid to newspapers. now
must be paid for at the regular tele-
graph rates the same as if one were
sending a family message to has
wife. viz: Having fine time. Wealth
er rather cloudy. Business just fair.
Love. John" or ordering a kcg Of
tripe by wire, etc.
The difference between newsDa-
per rates and the regular CONNER
cial rates is something appalling.
especially TO a political manager.
Press stun can be sent from Wash
ington to the Middle West for l.
cent a word.
Just why the telegraph companies
put the ban on the canned bunk is
unknown. but no editors are seek
ing TO find out. As result OF the
new order virtually every ncwspa-
per Office in the land has been able
to discharge one. or two assistant
jsnitors whose sole duties hereto-
fore Was to carry out the dead pre-
paid political bunk messages
With the campaign just getting
under way. however. tho press
agents are not to be defeated. They
are planning 10 arrange a dozen or
more stock statements to be placed
on file in every newspaper once in
the land and released on order.
Thus. IL Bin MCGcof. the hunurH BIZ
candidate OF the WHAT'S paIt...
learns that Slick McGiH, uf the
Whenandhows. is about to issue a
statement questioning his stand on
the whoOping cough plague or the
right Of game fish to swim up
stream. he will summon his press
agent and order out statement Ne.
L.. Whereupon. the press agent
will merely wire newspapers. Re
lease No. L." the editor will look
through his files and rnd that the
Hon. Mr.. McGOof says the Hon Mr..
McGill is at best only an imbeCilic
hOokworm and should be in Jail in
stead Of running for one or tho
highest offices within the gift Of
the people. Publication OF other
wise Of the statement closes an
other political day and Mr.. McGoors
publicity ofice has saved vast
sum OF money.
Some day. when all Of the whito
paper in tho world is used VI. no.
litical campaigns will be conducted
by mail and phonogrsph and the
telegraph companies will be sorry
that they have been so rash tnls
year.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-23
Are Postofice Employees Human Beings?

This question being asked by the Literary Digest ad
OF somewhat If record Of the
Postmaster Generals attitude and Congress- paeng dealing with
the issue OF adequate for postal employees the only exhibits
human beings but be worked they
and then thrown the aphap their pay while
carc-iree old age"
Fortunately fo the postal employees they getting friends
and allies OF sort The Of the begins
hat solely selfish grounds, for higher
allow the morale OF the postal break absolutely Too
has that already 1t be halted
CCmnded and ciyicspird allies OF the employees
to comprehend better what army
satisfied dissatisfied with and working conditions.
satisfied the discomfort becomes
mites which the mail handlers work; adds
TebclhouS, already larger this than
fealze
Se-mtcre should back OF the employees
conserving and modcratng agencies OF the
The Washington herald., 1920-05-23
HTHEEBIBI.E,
Translated out OF the original
tongues and from the edition
known as Our Mothers Bible"
CHAPTER xyu-cont,,,.d,

And they shall be Joined untu
thee. and keep the charge of the
tabernacle of the congregation. for
all the service of the tabernacle
and a stranger shall not come nipn
unto you. u
. And We shall keep the charge
OF the sanctuary. and the charge of
the altar: that there be no wrath
an! more upon the children of
Israel. VI
And !. behold, ! have taken
your brethren the Levites from
among the children of Israel: to Won
thcE are given as gift for the
i-"rd' 10 do the service OF the taber-
iaclo OF the congregation.
therefore thou and thy son,
with thee shall keep your priests
once Tor everything of the altar,
ana within the vail; and We shall
serve: have givcE your priests Of
ice unto You as service of gift :
ana the stranger that cometh nigh
shall be, put to death.
And the Lord spake unto
aaron. Behold also have given
Ihee the charge of mine heave Of
lerlnEs OF all the hallowed things
OF the children OF Israel: unto thee
rave ! given thCm by reason of the
amounting, and to thy sons, by an
ordinance forever.
Thls shall be thine of the most
mol! things. reserved from the fire.
every ooIaticn of theirs, every meat
oHerlng OF theirs, and every sin Of
terlns OF theirs, and every trespass
oherins OF theirs. which they shall
rer Ger unto me, shal! be most holy
LOT thee and for Thy sons.
lO In the most holy place shalt
thou eat 1t: every male shall eat
1t: 1t shall he holy unto thee,
II And this is thine; the heave
Offering of thei gift. with all the
wave oHerings of the children OF
Israel: have given them unto thee,
and to thy sons and to thy daugh-
te~s with thee, by a statute forever:
every one that IS clean in thy house
shall eat of 1t.
II All the best of the oil, and
all the best of the wine, and of the
wheat, the firstfruits of them which
they shall offer unto the Lord. them
have I given thee.
]" And whosoever is first ripe in
tie land. which they shall bring
unto the Lord, shall be thine; every
one that is clean in thine house shall
eat of ii.
II Everything devoted in Israel
shall be thine.
Is Everything that openeth the
matrlx in all flesh, which they bring
unto the Lord, whether II be of men
or beasts. shall be thine: neverthe-
less the firstborn of man shalt thou
surely redeem. and the firstling OF
urclcan beasts shalt thou redeem.
(To be yontinued.)
The Washington herald., 1920-05-23
A GENUINE JOB.
By EDMUND VANCE COOKE.

Have YOU a job. genuine Job.
\ job that is worth your while &?
Which brings you bread and a little
ahead
And sends you home with a smile ?
Then. If someone comes when the
weather's fine
And the u,kers are biting on evs,y
line.
And he wants you to sell stock in
his mine
Whoa,
Go slow, my boy. so slow,
II is true that gold has a grateful
glow,
But why not consider the job yoa
know?
Per contra, 1 might write a couple
To make you think you're a Cecil
RhodesD
Have you a job, a genuine job.
job that you know clean
through,
Which serves some need of the
human breed
As we'll as a job may do?
Then, il someone comes, rubbing
hand on hand,
And says he admires your sense and
sand
And he'd like to engage you to lead
his band
Whoa,
Go slow, my boy. go SLOW!
A shake and baton make some
show.
But why not stick to the job you
know?
Il could write a poem, on the
To prove your job is to lead the
band)
Have you a job. a genuine job.
Into which you have built your
years.
Till its blood and bone are your very
own,
Foundationed on hores and fears.
Then. IL someone comes and pro-
claims that Fate
Has arranged that a guy of your
size ami weight
Is to handle the wheel of the Ship
of State.
Whoa!
Go slow. my hoy. go slow!
The ship of State may survive the
blow
II you stick 20 your little old craet
and row!
(However. OF course, IL would still
be true
That Lincoln had no such start as
you.l
Copyright. 1850. :. K A.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-23
Men and Business
BY RICHARD SPILLANE.

Six thousand BARRIERS have gone
on strike in New York They want
$50 a week and so per cent of all
earnings over $40 a week.
Good. The more the BARRIERS
strike the more men will use safety
razors or old style razors.
The barber is not necessity. The
hair cutter is.
Between the charge for a shave
and a hair cut. together with the
tip. the American man wastes hum
dreds of thousands Of dollars a year.
He can save money and get better
service by shaving himself If he
would put a tip in a little bank
and when the little bank was full
put its contents in a real bank he
would save lot Of money before
he knew II.
In order to promote a better de-
mand for union-made csffins the
has amended its constitution as fol-
lows:
No members. legal heirs or wife's
legal heirs will be entitled to fu-
neral donation unless the deceased
is buried in a coffin or caskct bear
ing the label of the United Brother
hood OF Carpenters and Joiners Of
America"
The Union of South Africa is
unique in having three capitals. The
legislative center is Cape Town.
The executive branches are at Pre-
toria and the business capital Is at
johannesburg. Mr.. Stevenson will
make his headquarters at the latter
place.
Trade possibilities arc large. Here
tofore, most persons have considered
South Africa principally for its
mines Of gold and silver and dia-
monds. 1t has, in addition. many
metals not yet exploited. 1t has
coal Of fair quality in considerable
quantity. This coal is found in
many parts of the Union. Aside
from diamonds. gold and silver.
there has been little development
heretofore except of agriculture.
Like every other section of the
world. the war revealed to the
South Africans how much was their
dependence upon the outside world
for manufactured goods. Now they
ar" turning their attention to gen
eral industry. to manufactures and
to the development Of their many
resources.
Many forms of manufacturing are
to be established and there is much
onnnrtunity for America in the
eo"ipmnut necessary for these prof.
""'S. Th"re is need of mining ma
chinery snd a rreat variety of ma
chine tools. of agricultural imnle-
r'"rts NJ every Kind and character.
Of hardware. electrical euuinment.
81 n"mns. piniur textile goods. any
thing and everything.
Tho tmHrf"sn nassen~er automo-
lille and tn" rnotortr"ck are much
in favor. The sentiment toward
Americans .i< most. ro-@iaI and
American nroducts are hold In hirN
"stnnrn. Hero is market we'll
worthy nf attention.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-23
Events of Today

william Z. Pussyfoot) johnson
speaks at First Congregational
Church. II q m: Liberty. .. m.
First Congregational Church. s p. m.
Italian Church Of the Holy Ro-
sary gives communion TO zoo.
Confirmation services. Hebrew
Temple. s:4S a. m.
@. A. Il memorial services. Ham
line Methodist Episcopal Church. s
D. m.
Hike. wanderIusters. from Four
I teenth street and Colorado avenue.
2:Is p. m.
Hike. Red Triangle outing Club,
from East End OF Anacostia bridge.
p. m
Alumnae Association of Interna-
tionai Federation OF Catholic Alum
nae meet at Holy Cross Academy.
p. m
Friends OF Irish Freedom meet at
sol L street northwest s p. m. Ad-
dress by the Rev. L. n. Powers.
The Rev. y. Z. N. Hercules. Lon
don, England, speaks at MI Carmel
Baptist Church. Third and I streets
northwest.
! Polish Club meets at Moose Hall,
| Seventh and G streets. at 2:50 .. m.
Mothers Day celebration at Peck
Memorial Chapel. Pennsylvania
/ avenue and Twenty-eighth street.
at p. m. Representative William
| +. Andrews OF Nebraska speaks.
Bicycle run. from Congressional
Library. at p. m.
X. OF c. drive for endowment fund
opens.
At the Theaters.
National-"Scsndal Of 1920"
Garrick-Gsrrick Players in The
Naughty Wife"
Cosmos-Naudeville and films.
! b. T. Notwithstanding
Gayety-"The Bowery Burlesquers."
I Loew's Palace-Dorothy Dalton In
The Dark Mirror"
/ Moore's Rialto-Katherine MacDon-
aid in Passions Playground"
Crandalls Metropolitan-Nazim
in The Heart Of a Child"
Moore's Strand-"Hing Spruce"
Moore's Garden-Treasu Island"
Loew's CoIumbia-Elaine Hammer
stein in The Shadow OF I;Ossiie
Byrnes"
Q Crandall's-"Dowu on the Farm.
CrandalI's Knickerbocker - NsEirn-
ova in The Heart Of a Child"
The Washington herald., 1920-05-23
"Veiled Rebellion" Secession and War.

The Lord Chancellor of England replying query the
house OF lords has just described the situation Ireland
veiled rebellion The purpose make
secession impossible whatever the fixed
determination o defeat Germany
All OF the British government Erin have
indicated that this diagnosis The taking over
hitherto assigned to the police All arms Of the ;t.
including the and
the island awaiting orders The revolution break
through the OF restraint oner de-
enes TO ard transportation and troops supplies
Debate the house OF practical suggestions in
the OF concessions other than setting senatcs
Steadily and apparently surely civil Openly at"
bends No leader on either side has the moral weight of authority
20 impose peaceful teeth sowr through pa
Centuries their world sits at the
nesdc eyerh waiting for the attack begin and Itself
as the victory longs being some with
The Saxon; but all feeling war; sooner it is
pver the better For the compcates
politics and conounds the policies British Dominion and
of the United States
"
Money Bergdo to escape Justice for three wears and
enables him again Should the government
Catch him again. ought drop money his case
As the bonus bill analysed by majority our legislators
e big question is whether the it, but
S:h 1t help US to retain seats?
Sour the speculato knowledge for the public
p that order of the Federal Reserve crowd those sugar
hoards-s.
Once big contributor to campaign iund was
political phlanthropis they he got it.
The proftee Jett Iauck is without honor in America
As long as he is without hardly worry
Everybody seems to that the posocc employees ought
20 get those who to them
Lord Cecil league nations will not end warfare
That IS one reason why its path is beset with thorns
1t We accept the Department of Justice reduced
the price of clothing, Riley is grand old name
Some dark horse will have decabe those
delegates. but which is the big doubt
L -----
One takes that the Republicans prefer platform safe and
dry to one slippery and
The Washington herald., 1920-05-23
What Congress Did
Yesterday
senate.

ocn4tcs
Sherman. Illinois. declared fake
farm agents and Senator's with
their ears to the ground were re-
sponsible for Gronna bill for Fed
eral regulation of meat packers.
sherman. Ill. declared fake farm
agents and Senator's with their ears
to the ground were responsible for
Gronna bill for Federal regulation
Of meat packers.
wadswofth, New York, discuss
ing army appropriation bill. de-
clared the army was mot equipped
with an aeroplane less than two
years old. and that with the pres
ent appropriation for aircraft our
flyers would within a year be forced
to remain on ground.
Secretary Of Treasury Houston
reported to Senate a supplementary
appropriation Of Sl.5oo,ooo was re-
quired by Bureau OF Internal Rev.
enue for hiring guards and watch
men in carrying out prohibition en-
forcement.
Bill by Hale, Maine. would per-
init United States naval officers to
accept supplementary employment
with governments OF South Ameri-
can republics.
Sherman declared that a Wash
ington shoe dealer was buying
shoes at IS and retailing them for
$50 a pair.
Spencer. of Missouri. declared
that present pay of teachers and
college professors was a disgrace
to the nation and threatened to
undermine American educational
standards.
James c. Murfin, attorney for
Senator Truman II. Newberry, told
Senate Committee on Privileges and
Elections that Newberry would not
press counter charges of miscon-
duct against supporters of Henry
Ford in 1918 Michigan Senatorial
election.
Met at noon and adjourned at 4:35
p. m. until noon Monday.
Passed a bill providing means for
the voluntary liquidation of joint
stock banks and authorizing Federal
Land banks 10 take over the assets
of such banks. This bill already has
passed the Senate
Passed Senate Joint Resolution
ll7S authorizing the use of army
transports by American teams and
individuals who will go abroad to
participate in the Olympic games
and international contests
Passed and sent to the Senate
bill introduced by Delegate
kalanianaole to establish a Hawaiian
Homes Commission for the protec-
tion of the fast dwindling Hawaiian
race. and providing certain amend
ments TO the Hawaiian organic act.
Appropriations committee re-
sumed consideration of the general
deficiency bill; the committee on In
tterstate and Foreign Commerce held
hearings on the New York barge
canal: the Foreign Affairs Commit
tee considered the Mason Irish reso-
luton and the immigration Com
mittee resumed consider ration of i'm
migration matters.
Representative Schall. of Mime
sofa. introduced a bill providing for
recommendation of pardon and
amnesty for all military offenders.
whose military offenses do not in
Ivolve moral turpitude and were COM
mitted between April 6. 1917. and
January /. 1920.
| Chairman Mapes. of the House
District Committee, introduced a bill.
at the request of the District Com
missioners. amending the act Great
ing a Juvenile Court in the District
of Columbia.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-23
Virginians Plan Truck
Lines to Rural Sections
Especial to The waShIngton HeraId1

Especial TO The Washington HeraId.l
Richmond, Va May ss-Perma-
nent motor truck lines to relieve
and supplement TO railroads in han
ding freight in the rural sect ions
OF Virginia are expected to be cs-
tabltshed as a result OF the Rich
mond truck dealers ''ship-by-truCk-
good-roads tour" which returned To
richmond later yesterday after q
nve-day trip. 3l5-mile drive.
Before the departure OF the truck
train from Cumberland courthouse.
at noon yesterday. plans were al
ready on foot for the organization
OF truck line between that COM
munity and Richmond.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-23
4 DAILY LINE O. CHEER
NO HOLIDAY
By John Kendrick Bangs

W. tRL-lbhI.
They call you Natures Holiday" |"
Beloved May,
But that's the last thing that you
seem TO me
To be,
For everywhere I ,look you urge
and press
To works of loveliness,
In efforts all unceasing TO provioe
On sea and land. in town and coun-
tryside.
Things of sheer beauty to delight
The sight,
With unrelaxing energy.
And fruitful industry.
(copyhFht. 1890, By the Mcclure syndieste.) }
The Washington herald., 1920-05-23
T-r kn n.

Motto for people who believe in
reincarnation: .1f at hrst you don't
succeed. die, die, agaln."-Cartoons
Magazine .f. n..
The Washington herald., 1920-05-23
NEW YORK HOTEL ARRIVALS S.

New York. May 22-The follow
ing Washinstonians are registered
1t hotels here today: S. NJ. Ely. Gre
sorian; c. r Normandy. Herald
Square; f. II. Tate, F. Bachafer
Mrs. S. Mccarthy. AIcszar: Miss c.
Il. Rogers. Park Avenue: Il. p.
Austin. Hermitage; Miss T. Bean,
Miss +. Elasser,, Marlborough: A.
". Olson. Navarro
The Washington herald., 1920-05-23
Trndc RcprcscntatINen.

Lansburgh & Bro. Biss Jacobs,
cotton dresses. 22o 5th rvenle. 700 ),
1879; A. Lisner. - r: Werner, go
5ths avenue. Breslin.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-23

If We accept the Department of Justice opinion on wh
the price of clothing Riley is grand old name
The Washington herald., 1920-05-23

Some dark horse will have deectabe fodder those unnstr
delegates, but which is the big doubt
The Washington herald., 1920-05-23
Treatmcnt Refu.ed None.

Meantime their reputation grew.
the demand for their service and
Tor the enlargement and develop
ment OF their plant greatly widened
They adopted the principle that no
one needing surgical aid and COM
The Washington herald., 1920-05-23

Lord Cecil AYERS that the league of will not end
That is one reason why its path is beset with horns
The Washington herald., 1920-05-23

Money enabled Bergdol justice years. an,
enables him be Should the government
sch him i: drop money as factor in his case
The Washington herald., 1920-05-23

One takes it that the Republicans prefer platform and
dry to slippery and uncertain.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-23

As the bonus bill is analysed by the majority OF our
he big question is whether the government can aft
F:il help to retain our seats?
The Washington herald., 1920-05-23

Sour to the SPECTATORS but sweet knowledge for
that order of the Federal Reserve Board to crowd th
)arde-s.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-23

Once upon time the big contributor to a campa:
political phanthropist they want to know where
The Washington herald., 1920-05-23

Everybody seems to agree that the postofcc enpIoye
money, except those who can give it to them
The Washington herald., 1920-05-23

The Prohteer says w. Jett Lauck is without honor
IS long he is without prosecution he will hardly
Imperial Valley press., 1920-07-30
Classified advertis ements accepted
according to the following rates and
rules:

Classified advertising CHARGED TO
ACCOUNTS will be at the rate of l " {
er word, with a minimum charge of
Imperial Valley press., 1920-07-30
LEGAL ADVERTISING
! NOTICE OF HEARING

/NOl ilE VI hEb hI4NH
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF IMPER-
IAL.
In the Matter of the Estate of JOHN
NJ TREDENICK, Deceased.
Pursuant to an order of the above
entitled court made in the above en-
titled matter on the 14th day of July,
1920,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the petition of Dorothy NJ. frederick,
administrators of the estate of John
NJ. Tredenick, deceased, praying fer
an order to transfer that certain real
property described in said petition to
II. j. Messenger or his order, and filed
hereon on the 9th day of July, 1920, to
which petition reference is hereby
made, will be heard by the above en-
titled court in department one thereof
in the city of FL Centre, county Of
Imperial, on Friday the 9th day OF
August, 1920, at 2 O'Clock in the after
noon thereof or as soon thereafter as
counsel can be heard
NJ S. COOK, County Clerk.
By C. E. WILLIFORD,
Deputy Clerk.
July 80 Aug 6-13-20-27
Imperial Valley press., 1920-07-30
At The Hotels

BARBARA WORTH-Chas. Hacker
w. J. ErSkine. j. A VOgt, J. II. Davis,
Los Angeles; !. d. Hale, Brawley; Jas.
Beckett, +. p. Bowden, r. F. Cooper,
G. Rouberg, a. Rosenthal, San Diego
V. a. Sturm, San Antonio.
Oregon. Moore, Yuma A. Mouck,
San Diego; H. Pan, Tad Park, 9. G.
Lifkin, San Diego; II. A. Rose, Holt
Vile; Jack Abramson, {. Martin, Los
Angeles; G. J. Russell, Los Angeles.
PrinceSs-I. e. Smith, Los Angeles;
Il. Pickett. Somcrton, Arizona.
Casa RcY-R. Il. Duff, San Diego;
Mr. and Mrs. r. l.. Huffman, City
MIS-. G. Witter. Los Angeles.