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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-07-09
Sour Ball Exercises.

Recommended by the Depart
ment OF Pnysica! Distortion, with
apologies to Or Franz Crane.
The following exercises arc COM
mended co any man wishing to be.
come regular Sour Ball.
4. A mirror is useful. Stand
before mirror. Think Of all the
people handsomer. richer and more
famous than you. Distort features
until you look as though you had
swallowed piece Of bad fish.
2. Raise the arms above the
head. Bend till fingels touch the
floor This will squeeze the breath
out Of you. As breath is expelled,
denouuce the government as forci.
bly, as possible
Count your troubles. name them
one by one. Repeat this line, Let
me sit on a tack by the side of the
road and Keep as still as | can"
8. Draw map of England on
barn door. Back off. Run and
butt your head against it until ex.
hausted. Hating England is es-
sential to complete a Sour Ball.
5. Dry swim. Excellent for
develops ng the nuisance muscles,
Lie on Kitchen floor and make mo-
tions. imagining you are swimming
toward Russia, the only land of
liberty aud jov, and away from the
accursed bourgeois United States.
6. Crouch. Same as panther
about to leap on prey. Repeat
Capitalist Class until froth ap-
pears on lips
Z. Draw picture Of some sue.
cessful man who is minding his
business. making money and look
ing contented. Draw it on punch
ing bag. Haul off and lambaste it
until your arm is sore. If it gets
we'll. repeat until sore again.
8. If you are tempted with un-
worthy thought land we all have
our moments Of weakness) and
lapse into tn linking this is a pretty
good world after all little children
are happy, lovers are gay. flowers
still bloom, and kittens chase their
tails, use vertigo exercises as
follows: Turn around rapidly un-
til dizzy, stand on head Uni [
threatened with apolexy, keep up
unti you don't know enough to
ache when you are in pain.
8. Attend to diet. Go out into
the garden and eat worms If you
still feel decent, eat woody worms.
10. Practice voice culture.
Talk long and loud. Don't listen
to the other fellow. Keep talking.
In case Of DOUBT, yell
Il. Avoid eight hours sleep.
Take four. Never go to work feel
ing fine. Try to think hard, abus-
ed, n.au thoughts
Il, As you go to sleep repeat
the following, that your soul may
sweetly sink into Inconsistencies:
Il love rainv days. | want to see
the hospitals full. 7 loathe respect
ability, religion and policeman. |
hanker for revolution. I'm az in
the government, whatever it is.
What's the use? Whatever is. is
wrong. Amen.-Association Men.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-07-09
Good Drinking Water.

Mr.. Ed johnson, who recently sold
his pop business, will still continue
to deliver pure spring water %
customers in the city. YOU can
have good spring water delivered
at The house by leaving your orders
with him.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-07-09
Additional Locals

The Bleser Drug Go. is putting
in a new front in the, sore.
Walter Johnson, at one time edi-
tor of the Sisseton Standard. has
charge of the printing department
in the Review while MIR. Washburn
the forman is having his regular
summer vacation in Northern
Minnesota.
Mrs. w. Let's went to Mime
apolis last Friday and accompanied
her daughter from the hospita!
there to her home at Cologne.
l. W Thirsk has all sizes Of the
white canvas shoes. Call and see
them.
Miss Jennie and Earl Brown of
Minneapolis spent last Sunday and
Monday with the VIM. Reynen fam
lily.
Mrs. Henry Port went to Chicago
Tuesday. where she will consult a
specialist for stomach trouble.
County Agent Swift returned
last week from Fergus Falls. MINI.
where he had been I'd welcome a
little daughter born to him on the
Oath at that place.
The best of bread made from the
Occident -four sold by Joe Salzle
the cash grocer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bet Jones of
Sioux Falls are enjoying visit
with their son, Rev S. P. Jones.
When buying -four. buy the best.
buy the Occident at Joe Salzle's the
cash grocery.
Port & Port have just received a
new shipment Of the famous line
model Kabo corset.
Port & Port are selling some ex-
cellent quality house aprons at
Sl.76
Great reduction ID all silk. satin
and voiIe dresses at Port & Port
shop.
Joe Salzle the cash grocer is sell
ing the house wife's favorie-Oc-
cident flour.
Mrs. Ruby Mcknight, who has
been on a visit to her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. A. Riley for the past
month, started on her homeward
trip yesterday to Boise, Idaho.
Miss Edna keithline of New
York city. is visiting her sister.
Miss keithline. the county club orr
ganIzer, and enjoying short sum
mer vacation inhaling Dakota
ozone.
A fine little daughter arrived at
the home Of John Farley last tr.-
day morning
WIS. Lev --GultlDti. WIZ Has
been having serious facial trouble
left for Minneapolis and Iowa this
week, an1 will receive medical
treatment while absent.
Mrs. E. L. Farnham and Mrs. j.
A Fuller made a visit to Summit
Wednesday and assisted in the or.
ganization Of a Women's Foreign
Missionary Society for the Sum-
nit church.
Miss Edith Brannon, who for the
past three years has been teaching
in the city schools at EalispeIl, ar
rived home today. Miss Brannon
has been reengaged for the coming
year at kalispell
DR.. Pay left this morning for
Mitchell to attend the annual meet
ing of the state association Of os-
teopathista. He expects to be
home Sunday.
Mrs. Bert Nixon was called to
Namely. Iowa. Thursday, by the
seriousness illness of her brother.
rA> o:.A;~> kA~~>s
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-07-09

There will be a regular meeting
of Milbank Camp. 1887, on Non
day evening. July 18th. Al mem
bers of the order are requested, TO
be present for adoption work
Fl. Atkinson, Clerk
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-07-09
Berries, Berries, Berries.

Get yonr Canning RaspGerries
every morning at the Cash Gr,cery
while the season is at its he ..saih,
don't delay.
]. NJ. sizta.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-07-09
Notice

The W. r. c. will hold Bake
Sale Saturday D. m. at Tessn S
hardware store. Each member
will please donate for this sale.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-07-09
Cutting Asphalt Taken From Barrel
With Wire Drawn Through 1t With
WjndIasS

which a man can handle easily In
warm weather asphalt is soft. there
fore it cannot be cut or broken with
an ak or other tool, 50 this machine il
time and labor saver.-Ge0rge G.
Peck, in Popular Science Monthly.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-07-09

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. R. Everson and
children are visiting his sister Mrs.
c.. E. Wood. Mr.. Everson is in
partnership with Downie of Mil.
bank a the Herald Advance. Mrs.
Everson and children will go to
Milbank as soon as Mr.. Everson has
secured a residence for them ia
that city.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-07-09

Webster Reporter: w. f. Harris
AMI wife arrived from Milbank
Tuesday evening. Walt got back
from the west last week and came
here TO pack up their furniture for
shipment to Tacoma, WASH, where
they expect to make their future
home Walt is now working a
trick in the dispatcher 5 office in
Tacoma. He says he likes the
country ana his job and will stay
by it. Mr. and Mrs. Harris will
leave for Tacoma Sunday night.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-17
Dry Spell Causes
Water Shortage

Silverton, Or, Aug. 17.-The transi-
tion from rainy days of the previous
month todays of sunshine and unusuai
warmth has meant grief for the city
water commissioners and superintend-
ent. The sudden demand for water to
irrigate lawns and gardens has been SO
enormous that the city's water capac-
ity has been heavily taxed at certain
hours of thed ay and patrons. have not
had sufficient water for irrigation. The
result of the situation is that the water
commissioners and superintendent
have felt that the city has been ex-
posed to serious danger of fire and d
ruling of those officials has changed
the schedule of irrigation hours from
that of former years.
The city has been divided into two
sections, one of which uses the water
on even days of the month and the
month and the other section on num-
bers designating odd dates. Persons
east of Silver creek use the water on
dates of even numbers and persons on
the west side odd numbers. The result
has been favorable to the city's supply,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-17
Paved Highway
Strips Finished
Near Mt. Angel

Mt Angel, Aug. 17.-The county
commissioners have nearly completed
the strips of pavement east and north
Of this city and are getting ready to
begin on the road between here and
the Abiqua The road north of town
is paved as far as the cemetery and
will be completed for a distance Of
two miles. Rapid work is being done
by the crew having it in charge.
Chas. G. Lais left this morning for
Toledo, Ohio, where he expects to
spend the fall and winter.
Frank Cmund, the tailor, has clos
ed his shop here and left yesterday
for Portland. Frank was just little
humiliated by the publicity he receiv
ed few days ago on account Of his
arrest, and has abandoned Mt. Angel
as town in which to pursue his vo-
cation.
The baseball game at Woodburn
Sunday between Mt Angel and St.
Pau resulted in a victory for Mt.
Angel. The score was 16 to IL.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-17
Aurora Power
lines Extended
TO New Fields

80. Aug. 17.-E. G. Robinson
AulO Onv proprietor of the light and
o. system in this vicinity, Is m
pow. motors in the Fisher mill
slallns sara and also installing a mo-
nea' 4, the stefans mill in this city
~. ~. new electric line is now compiet-
aas Molalla, and new patrons are
eu odded to the list continually.
pola1 ng the out of town consumers on
ao ew extensions are: J. S. Fisher,
'no III, twenty five horse power mo-
eaw II N. Smith, between here and
~ ~arald. who recently completed a
~ INIT flour and grist mill, has IN
wy p.0,,ed a big motor, and l.. L. Hcrsh-
1 ,o, of Hubbard has just installed
aa,,an and one half horse power mo-
S,n his seed cleaning mill at Hub
"a which takes the place of an oil
burning engine.
Il is the intention OF a great num-
her Of people in the surrounding
oonntry to equip their premises for
,aht and power service. The service
,rould have been given several days
oso said Mr.. Robinson, but for the
ao,av in securing the necessary trans
,ormers Within two days after their
arrival however, this section of the
country was connected with an almost
unlimited power service. Mr.. Robin
sor saws the transformer station at
ruNbard is capable of handling twice
,be ,oad il now carries, and speaking
for the Molalla Electric company, he
eavs It is prepared to care for all the
e,actrical needs of this section of the
valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hauser Of La Crosse,
Wis. have been visiting at the home
~ Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Flick near here
for a few days.
VIM. Ortman and wife returned yes
terday from a short visit with the lat
ters parents at Stayton.
Several from here attended the SER
vices at the Wilsonville church Sunday
afternoon and evening. The main fea-
ture Of these services was special
music.
Sheriff Needham's crusade against
speed fiends has seemed to have a
desired effect. The only accident that
occurred Sunday was one wheel
knocked off Chevrolet roadster be-
tween here and Hubbard. 4a
Some of the local Pythians went
to Columbia Beach, near Portland,
Sunday to attend the Pythian picnic
which is pronounced as having been
grand success.
* G. A. Ehlen and family are SPEND
ing the week on the beach at Netarts.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-17
BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU
WASH YOUR HAIR WITH

xxx* x 4 x \ X X x X \. * X
Most soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much alkali, which is
very injurious, as it dries the scalp
ana makes the hair brittle.
The best thing to use is Mulsified
cocoanut oil shampoo. for this IS
pure and entirely greaseless. It's very
cneap and beats anything else all to
pieces. You can get this at any drug
STORE. and few ounces will last the
whole family for months.
simply moisten the hair with wa
er and rub it in, about teaspoon
iui Is all that is required. 1t makes
an abundance of rich, creamy lather,
cieanses thoroughly, and riuses out
edsiiy' The hair dries quickly and
.seniy' and is soft, fresh looking,
s,isnt fluffy, wavy, and easy to han
s'e' BESIDES, it loosens and takes out
druff. A.,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-17
Cheese Factory
at Silverton to
Open Next Month

Silverton, Aug. 1.-THE Evergreen
Cooperative Cheese Co. is making ar
rangements to start the factory
again the fore part OF next month. It
is understood that the Marion cream
cry at Salem has made arrangements
to sell milk to the factory. John zoh-
Ter will be retained as cheese maker.
Mr.. zohlar left yesterday for Tilla-
nook to inspect the factories thera
and. get a line on the equipment re-
quired to place the Evergreen fac
tory In first class condition. The Ey-
ergreen people intend to make their
factory second to none in the state.
Committed to Hospital
Bert James, who was committed to
the state hospital a few days ago. has
been acting strangely for more than
a year. Last winter he left his family
in somewhat destitute circumstances
and went to eastern Oregon. He re-
turned early in the spring and after
staying around the house for a week
or more suddenly disappeared. He
returned again few days before he
was committed and seemed to have a
hallucinat1on that he should get a
divorce. He went to Salem for that
purpose Friday and it was while seek
Ing information on that subject that
he was arrested by the sheriff and
later committed to the asylum. James
formerly lived in Independence and
moved here from that city nearly
two years ago. His father, who died
at Independence four years ago, was
one of the pioneer newspaper me1
of oregon.
Mrs. Mary Hoff is receiving Wis
1t from her sister and husband from
Sam Lorencen took over the Cen
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-17

they will spend few days.
H. s. Bates made a trip to town
Thursday.
"A party of young folks gathered at
the Sanifer home Saturday evening,
The time was spent in playing games
and other amusement. Those present
were: Reva Sandifer, Mildred Daven-
port, Herbert Smith, James Wiltsey,
Blanche Davenport Albert Fabry,
Ruth McCleery, Freda Smith, Glen
Davenport, Florence McCleery, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Harr. Mr.. and Mrs. Fash
ion. Charles Smith, Therold Sandifer,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-17

trail Garage on lease last evening
and is moving his equipment from the
F. w. Noftsker shop.
Charles Reynolds and wife, who
have been at Yellowstone park for
two or three weeks. returned yester-
day.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-17

London, Aug. 17.-Danish police re-
ceived wireless from the American
steamer Hoxie. en- route for London
yesterday. asking for help because of
mutiny on board, says Copenhagen
dispatch. Motorboats, with armed men
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Toney, zella Ratcliffe,
and John Miller.
H. A. Smith was Salem visitor
Monday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-17
Jefferson Way Notes

Davis Rees motored to Salem,
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c.. Wiltsey and fam
lily left Sunday for the coast, where
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-17

Of the vessels has been found.
The Hoxie sailed from Norfolk, va;
July so for Copenhagen.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-23
LlMOSNA DE AMOR

-Pero Sabias que tn marido tie
enGaHaba, y has seguido serena, a
fable, riSucna....
Que iba a hacer&... LIE ado
70 hasta Ia ignominis, V me con-
suelo con una limosna de 81 II.
sierlpre cue mi q otra mujer, re-
lace para mi su c%arino: es. como 81 81
mace para mi SUI c|arino; es, como 81
slntiera Ia necesidad de inderniZar-
NE Por dar 4 otra 10 que es mio....
ES IN carino piadoso, pero es carl
no, Y este me basta... Comprendo
que 81 reclamara mis- derechos. 81 le
jmputara 81 falta. 10 perderia to-
do, cavaria un hondo abisno entire
los dos: el amor es dddiva V no o.
bligscion... y soy, quiza, IN POGO
fe!iz. cegando voluntariamente an
to u infidelidadcs para no perder
esq lumbrecjta de Illusion que aun
NE ilUInina e alma.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-23

~triste; ell pueblo, inerte Y mudo.
Presta la muchacha una viva a,
tencion a imaginarios rumores, como
81 acuardase alguna cosa. Sc como
ce que esta ~pensando.
va ilega... va llega...
Pasa un tren que Sc enrosca Ell
la montana. iade&ndo con estrepito,
una paloma vuela desde un alar a
una torre.
Lisa. posando en- cl convoy IN
instan-e sus pupilas ansiosas dijo:
Eel correo!-Y viendo volar al
ave. murmur0:-La carta.
Su hondo presentimiento no Ia po-
dia enganar, Esper6, ccntando los
minutes por Ell peSado Iatido dc ST.
~coraz1n. Y cuando llamaban a Ia
pucrta afirm6:
rs Ell cartero.
Oud0 la carta extcndida en- las
manos tembyorosas de II icven. Al
fonso promctia una z ms 10 quo
no pensaba cumplir: daba treguas al
amor para que llcgass Ia muerte, n
librarle de penosas cbligacioneS y
vestia 1su egoismo dc ccnpasjvas ter
2uras Y paiabvas efimeras, como
quien hahla "a con IN cadaver.
LA Ultima carta.-prcnunciaba
Lisa con m hiIo De voz, = cl exec
sivo pesar Il cbligaba 4 sonreir.
Va n;nguna apariencia logra cm-
bellecer ante Ia mcribunda 81 lumi.
nose sentimiento dc Ia ~roai'dad. es
una viGcnte que percibe cen tremen.
da precision Ia cnorrnc pequeHez de
las eosas humans. Sabc cue esta
en- Ia orilla t~cnebrosa: pero No COM
preNde 2u&l es ell astro immortal quc
Ie alumbra De pront2 las miserias
del mundo.
Ala ST. mirada buscando la divi-
ma luz. Y en- la urna sombria del
Infinite no s~orprende el anzago de
ninguna estrella . Estaban claras
para Lisa las penumbras te~rrenales;
pero esta muy obscure el rostro del
cielo.
Ella So obstlra en- conocer el ORR
Gen DC aquella fuerte claridad que
la invade. Todo lie cstcrba ante Ia
suprema inquietud. rompc en- lcves
trozos Ia carta que conserva en- Ia
name. Y Ia deja volar entire las no
jas marchitas sin rumbo por ell cam.
no n,IcrtC
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Gobierno Italiano hi
20 fracasar la huelga
general

ROMA, Enero 22.-La energlca
actitud adoptsda por el gobierno y el
sentimiento adverse del publico hacia
Ell movimiento huelguista e~ncabezado
por los ferrocarrileroS, ha dado por
r~esultado, segGn parece, el fracaso
complete de tai movimiento, pues
Sc ha degrade que n gran parte de
las uniones de trabajadores no Sc
cunden Ia huelga.
El Congreso Nacional de Emplea-
dos de los servicios postal, teiefonl-
CO Y telegrafico, ha votado en- favor
de cue los operarios reanuden sus
trabajos Y resoluciones semejantes
Sc esperan que Sc tomen en- breve
0 otros gremios obreros.
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IA ULTIMA CARTA

Iniciaron las hojas su DANA otonal
V Lisa las vic correr por los cami
nos con supersticioso terror; presen,
tia que la empujaban 4 ella, march,
ia Y s~uspirante, como Ia tInica del
bosque.
No esta resignada. En- van re-
flexiona en- 10 deleznable de la huma-
ma e~yistencia: en- vano, tambien, me-
dita en- Ia pe-durable felicidad, en- Ia
eterne gracia prometida a los sunni
SOS Y q los puros: sobre todo hori-
zonte alberto 4 sus afanes Sc levan-
ia siemrre. ir6nica Y soberbia, Ia ga
llarda figura De Alfonso.
.Aun e We animandola a pasar una
ter1porada en- el campo de sus pa
drcs. Fl ambiente de la sierra lc
sentiria muy bien, ' sin fatigas nj
cm]ocioncs haliaria en- u paz aldea-
M 81 rcndida salud. Despu6s, al
principle del ctoEo. 81 ira 4 buscar-
Ia. Y junt,s : felices ocuparian de
nuevo su casa en- la ciUdad. La
iba persuadienlo bora por bora, cor
ma insistencia cclr,ada al parecer
de cari7o. Y ella, por c~omolacerIe.
cedi6 al fin.
Recarda1a con dolnrosa delectaci6n
~aogeIla sol;citud denay;ado sonrien-
te dgsDuGs al principio del otoHo.
- iria con one Alfonso Ia avud5
= hacer sus p~raparat,vos de viaie, y
como e. II instaba . cclo,ar mucha
rcya en 81 haul para gu" NADIA echa-
Sc dc Il
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CB2AS De UTlLiDAO PRACTiCA

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COHchH EspinG.
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LEC7URhS POPULARES
PARA VIVIR y NO VlNlR
PARA CONFER.

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