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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-08-26
LITTLE ROCK

4 The community joins in extending
sincere sympathy to Mrs Ogden in
the loss Of her sister, Miss Helen
Montgomery Of Sweet.
i Lynn Potter Of Boise transacted
business In the neighborhood the lac
ter part Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Corn Of Boise
were Sunday guests at the Mills
home.
MIR. and Mrs. G. l.. Mills were Mid
dleton visitors Friday night.
| Miss Vera Mounsey returned from
Inyette Lakes after two months
stay with Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes Of
Boise
Lyman Wampler is employed in
Washington running a tractor.
j. A Oleson is busy erecting the
new residence for Irl Bishop on his 80
Mrs. Mathews Of Boise is visiting
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ballenger.
The Youtsier family were Thursday
evening callers at the Wampler home.
The quilting bee given by Mrs. Pare
at her home was well attended All
report fine dinner and enjoying the
day.
chas Berglund and Mr.. Feaster are
adding screen porehes to their resi-
dences.
The Mills family took dinner Thurs
day with the Heisalt family in En-
mott
Nj. Whitley made an emergency
trip, taking Mr., and Mrs. Ogden to
Sweet, where they attended the funer-
al Of Mrs 0gden's sister.
The barrow girls called Mt the Mills
home and became interested in the
parrot. Their father gave his con-
sent to taking the narro. home with
them, which they did.
Drainage District No. /, is pro-
crossing nicely and is doing great
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LETHA

Miss Reynolds, Mrs. and Miss VII
kins. and Mr.. Wampler were passen-
gers from Letha ON the up train
| Friday morning.
Elder Hanhard spent Saturday with
the foutsler family.
Mrs. Epson and Juanita are visitors
At Wsmpler's.
Sherman lngells and wife. late of
Meridian Iowa, met their old neigh
Dor Robt, Miles at L1etha, Saturday.
They were on their way to Fruitland
to visit and win make the Miles fam
lily Wait later.
Mr.. and Mrs Higgins visited with
her mother Sunday evening.
Mrs.. Henderson went to Emmett
Monday and "Wednesday to have dep-
tai work done.
An uncle and aunt of Mr.. Haie's
from Boise. visited the family last
week
The Mormon people gave their hall
and grounds . thorough cleaning on
Tuesday.
Mr.. Hale il in Wyoming, called
there by the death. of his mother.
The many friends of Alien Newell
N b ehd 70 eexn hat hin faar ol|
n orcuIo6is 49, upundSd:' -
Physicians It Mayo's tell him that .
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HORSESHOE BEND

(To0 late for last week.
Clayton and Conklin Woods and
families have gone on a fishing trip.
MIA Gunderson has sold her shesp.
Says she doesn't like sheep and is
out 10 stay
We wonder II Charlie Brown favers
women juFies7
Sheridan Woods has turned snsur-
snce agent. He says II his yes holds
out he's O. X No danger. Sheridan,
IT'S run for 90 years,
Mrs. Winfrsd has gone to Califor.
mia TO visit sister
John Fry and wife left for Bear
Valley after salmon and huckieber-
ries.
Frank Prout and wife have left for
an outing.
G. A. Drake is looking after the
Pront ranch while the Prouts are on
their vacation
Mrs. Houston Hit cf Emmett Is
visiting with Mrs. Peter Jensen for
u while.
Shorty Lamont was a visitor et the
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EMMETT NEWS

Mrs. Max Guenther was a Payette
visitor from Thursday to Sunday.
c. C. Anderson. and Mr. w. Morris
of Boise are business visitors in EN-
NETT today.
R. H. Bilbrey, pioneer resident of
this section is quite seriously ill at
his home down the valley.
Mrs. Hilma Nyberg left on We'd
nesday for Duluth. Mimi, where she
will make her home with her parents.
Mrs. A. A. Flesher left Wednesday
for Watseka- ILL.,, where she viii Wis
1t her parents From there she will
go to indianapolis to attend the G.
A r. Convention.
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CENTRAL MESA

Mrs. r j. Kraus called on Mrs. Ross
Darnielle Thursday afternoon.
Earl Hankins is helping his brother
wal Hankins this week
Rev. and Mrs Meier and baby and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Hereth were Sun
day dinner guests at the Henry Con-
rad home.
Mrs. r. ]. Kraus called on Mrs.
Fred Sherwood Friday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshal, Mr.. and Mrs.
Van Zsnte and baby and Frank Mar
shall we're Sunday dinner guests at
the A. W. Howard home in Emmett.
Rev. and Mrs. Meier and baby and
Mr.. and Mrs. Schadt and family were
supper guests at the Kraus home Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Conrad spent
Sunday evening at the Henry Meier
home on upper mesa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duborko, Rev. H. A.
Fisher, Mrs. Eggers and daughters
Edna and Laura of New Plymouth
called at the Conrad and Kraus homes
Tuesday.
Mr. Conrad is getting his pluas
ready for market.
Mrs. Delos yanZante called at the
Henry Conrad home Wednesday after /
loon
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operation will be necessary and that
his trouble came from bad teeth and
infected tonsils. The causes have
both been removed and after short
stay in the east he will return to the
west.
A. z. Pomeroy, Ed Bott and Fred
eIick Pomeroy went to Emmett We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Battan and Mrs. Ed
Bott went to Boise this morning.
Mr.. Bauer has bought Mr.. Battan's
truck and taken over the handling Of
gasoline and lubricating oils.
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NEW PLYMOUTH

VIM. Kloth was down from Pear
last week, visiting his family.
F. M. Gardener and wife of Fruit
land were callers at the Franklin
home last Sunday.
Mrs Willard DIETRICH is slowly i'm
proving.
The second cutting of hay is nearly
all up in this locality.
Mrs. G. w. Franklin and sister,
Mrs. Hans Hanson, left last week for
Buffalo, Kans., in response to tele-
gram announcing the serious illness of
their mother.
Jake Bishop of Pearl was down
in this locality looking for horses
that had strayed down from the hills.
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SOUTH SLOPE

Sunday forenoon four boys resid-
ing near town came to the Slope and
set fire TO the grass and sagebrush in
a gulch between the hills back of the
Cook and Ries orchards. Had the
wind changed there is no doubt but
the fire would have ruined the Ries
prune crop and orchard and the Sif-
ton orchard. The fire backed clear
to the house on DR.. Barnes's home
stead This is the third fire on these
hills this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Wright and
daughter Alice motored to Nampa,
spending Sunday with Mr.. Wright's
sister, Mrs. Biggs. Mrs. Biggs and
daughter Lois returned to Emmett
with the Wrights. Mrs Biggs re-
turned home after several days Wis
it, Miss Lois remaining the rest of the
week.
Johnnie DanieIson is much improv-
ed and able to be about as usual
Carl Danielson has started in max
ing apple boxes for his father, as
has been his custom. Carl has 1000
to make. This is some task for so
young boy. Carl aims to be an ex-
pert box maker.
Mrs. J. j. RAIDER is entertaining rel |
atives Stree Sunday, consisting Of Mrs.
Raiders mother, Mrs Getchell, and
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Holtzlander. Mrs.
is Mrs. RAIDERS daughter.
They are most welcome to Idaho.
Joseph Helfert and family were re-
ported travelling through Nevada last
week, soon TO reach Utah. This part
# the trip has been hot and dusty,
With poor roads.
Mrs Irwin Heath has returned from
Ter trip through the Yellowstone
Park, having had most enjoyable
rip.
Mrs. Heath and Mrs. Baetkey of
1mmett spent the afternoon with Mrs.
ieath's sister, Mrs. Lulu Harpt.
Henry Harpt has moved an old land
aark, the old Heath home, from the
oadside to near the stables, to be
sed as a packing shed for the pres
mt. In due time Mr.. Harpt will build
fine new home on the ground thus
acated
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deal Of benefit to the community.
Mrs. Sims and sister are among
those on the sick list
birs. Epson and daughter Of Ogden,
are visiting at the Wampler home.
Mrs. Yergenson Of Sweet is visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Har-
well.
Mr.. and Mrs Preble and son Tay-
lor are leaving this week for an out
ing in the mountains. Mr.. Tucker
will take care Of their ranch during
their absence
The Mills family enjoyed Sunday
with the Prebies on the bench
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Make Sewing APleasure
SEW THE ELECTRIC WAY

Carry vour sewing machine into the coolest room IN
the house or out on the uncovered porch 1t is no
trouble at all to move the Western Electric Sewing
Machine.
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MONTOUR

Mrs. Chef,,c Schnler las returne
from trip 70 the coast. She was nc
companied by her father.
The old timers Of this place ar
sorry to hear Of the death Of Mrs
Richard F. Stephenson, which occur
red Friday Of last week, above Horse
shoe Bend. The Stephsnsons wer,
good neighbors and kind hearted
friends. Years ago they lived across
the river from the power house.
Ed Faris and family passed through
nere Mondas on their way hon,. from
a camping trip on Clear creek alcve
Lowman.
Jemes w holland, Jr., of Horse
| snoe Bend returned ko me Tuesday
after a few days visit with his uncle,
r. E. holland
Mrs. Albert Beekman and children
of Brownlee spent several days Wis
ting at the PIgh home.
Charles Mcconnell has moved his
family back to Montour.
We enjoyed a nice salmon dinner
yesterday through the generosity of
Mrs. Charlie Malstrom. The fish
were brough from Bear valley by Mr.
Flemming of Eagle
l.. B. Cox of Corvallis, Ore, is here
visiting his son Lloyd and family
Mrs. Ware is visiting with her sons
family this week. She expects to
spend the winter at Homedale with
Mr.. and Mrs. James v, Ware, who
viii teach the schools at that place.
Mrs. Sarah Martin of Emmett was
the guest Of Mrs. H. A. Pugh for sew
ersl days last week
Irwin Leisy and his cousin Miss
Helen Long stopped few hours at
Montour Heights Friday to repair an
inner tube and say goodbye to Irwin's
aunt and uncle. They expect to drive
10 Portland in 4S hours.
Mrs. l. w. Stoddard took the chill
iren to Boise to pay little visit to
heir grandparents while Mr., and Mrs.
stoddard go to the hills fer few
lays outing.
Mrs. Van Buehkirb came to make
Ter annual' visit with her daughter
Mrs Geo. A. Adams, last week. Shz +,
Expects to 90 east by the middle of
he coming month and Mrs. Adams
viii have the pleasure of accompany
ng her.
H. A. Pugh will soon be ready to
egin making -four.
r. E. holland is getting sorghum ]
nill ready for operation and if we can
induce l. w. Stoddaid to milk Albert /
$3.50 COW we will tie q
TIRE Of one hot cake for the winter. II
Mr.. and Mrs. Ford Bostic and little
aughter Lois spent Sunday here, fre- /
lrnine TO their home at Banks Sun
Ry evening. "
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NEWS OF GEM COUNTY

Nielsen ranch at Aontour, hooking
for stray horses
John and Eric Dokka were Boise
visitors. While there they were ex-
smined for insurance.
Sheridan Woods and family were
out Sunday enjoying their new Saxon
car, Mrs. Woods visited with Mrs.
Zimmer while the men were calling
on the neighborhood in general.
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mettsviile, in the County Of .cem
state Of Idaho, viii be held x IL
Wardwell school building in s.iS n.
1rlct IN the City of Emmett T5,ho
9 on Iussday, the It'll day Of Sert eO
1stF, 1922 for the purpose ~ siIn sim-
tfu1 u nd SiSt1id ~ ing 3
~. g sArss years each. = saec..d
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

EMnettsville Lodge l. O. o. f.
Regular meetings are held Monday
night of each week, beginning at 1880.
Visiting brethren invited.
n. HAYLOR, Secretary.
r. SUTTON, N. G.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1920-02-05
huiIister Seeks Place in Oil World

Drilling has been h-ii up about 80
days on account d gres' mount Of
artesian v'ater. Now the ilost Of the
water has been cased of, the drill has
oeen started, with orders to drill as
last as pJss Bile. A numtsr o. men
from oil districts have visited our town,
drill and country, some Of whom have
stock tn the present drilling company
Of E.olistsr, who say indications are
very enc dragirg, bu. he. tate to go
into details, as they are doing secret
drilling. They claim the rnonev is the
easiest raT, and will drill a number Of
wells before they get the idea that that
no oil exists iu this country. Hollister
feels proud that j, is the first city in
the Comfy TO 20 on record as an oil
center.
Hollis 7 is doing her very best moi
only for the people who live inside hel
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1920-02-05

Of law in fancy county, Missouri, and the
court being satisfied that the defendants
cannot be found in the state OF Missouri!
IL Is ordered by the court that said defend-
ants be- notified by publication that pInin.
tltl has commenced suit against thcm In
this court the object and general nature OF
which Is to enforce the lien Of the State OF
Missouri for taxes for the years 1918 and
1915, upon the following described real rs.
tate situate In fancy county, Missouri, to-
VIII; ~ acres sW l-i Sc l-i except 10 acres sec
10, TWO ~, range ~; ~ acres, NV III ne Lick
cept 10 acres sec 81 twp -, rnnge ~, and that
unless The snid defendants be and appear az
TINS court, nl the next term thereof, tu ho
begun and holden nj the court house i'm thr
town ot Forsyth, in said county, ON the 18Th
day OF April and on or before the first day
OF Said term, unless longer time be given by
the court, answer or plead to the petition In
said cause. the salue Will be taken rs con-
fessed and Judgment Will be rendered ac-
cordingly,
And II is further ordered TINT q copy heres
of be published, according to law in the
Fancy County Republican, u newspaper
published IN said county of TanCy, for four
weeks successfully, the last insertion To bg
at least thirty days before the first day OF
said next April term Of this court
OTTO WOLF, Circuit Clerk.
A true copy from the record.
Witness my hand, and the seal OF
the circuit court of Taney county,
lSeall this @th day OF january, A. b.
lg2O.
OTTO WOLF, Circuit Clerk.
First published Feb. 8, 1921. 2j-ll
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1920-02-05

corporate limits but for the entire sur
rounding country as well, to get to-
gether all Interested in farming. fruit
growirg and stock raising. The fol-
loving facts and figures will show you
som thing of her efforts: We have
200 acres Of vineyard tributary to
1ollis,er, he most OF which is now
beginning to bear. There were few
cars >h,poed out last year, the proceeds
Of which run from $1,000 to $500
p,r car. The estimate for this year is
placed at 20 cars, There is a greater
iumber Of acres OF apples and peaches
getting to the bearing age, which vii.
continue our growth Of output from
year to year.
And as a stock market Holister has
record second to none in the county.
The record is open to all for investi-
CATION. Moore Brothers alone have
shipped since November twentY'seyen
car loads Of hogs and seven carloads oI
cattle. So, Mr.. Reader, in thinkinR
,ver this part Of the Ozarks, do not
forget HolIister. Visit our city and
zee many other things we have failed
o enumerate.
A HOLLISTER CITIZEN.
Ian. 81, 1920.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1920-02-05
ORDER OF PUBLICATION,
te Of Missouri. county Of Toney, IS.

State Of Missouri county Of Taney, IS.
In the circuit court. April term lVAi
The State of Missouri, at the relation and
to the use of j. W. Reese, collector OF the
revenue IN ana for Taney county, plaintiH
Julia II. Morton and David T. Morton, de-
fendants.
At this day comes the plaintiff herein by
mis- attorney ana 1t tappcaring to the court
from the return of the sheriff that the de-
fcndants, Julia Il, Morton and David T..
Morton, cannot be served with the ordinary
process OF law in Taney county, Missouri,
and the court being satisfied that the de-
(cndauts cannot be found IN the State of
Missouri:
1t is ordered by the court that said defend
ants be notified by publication that plain
till has commenced "a suit against them in
this court, the object and general nature of
which Is to enforce the lien OF the State of
Missouri for taxes for the years 1915 and
1916, upon the following described real es-
tate situite In Taney county, Missouri to-
wit; 40 acres, sw ii ne Ia section IL, twp -,
range IL. and that unless the said Julia r..
Morton and David L. Morton, be- and APP
pear at this court, at the next term theref,
to be begun and holden mt the court house
in the town of Forsyth. in said county, on
the 10th day of April, and on or before the
first day of said term. unless longer time be
given by the court, answer or plead to the
petition in said cause, the same Will he tn.
ken as confessed and judgment will be
rendered accordingly.
And II is further ordered that q copy
hereof be published, according to law, IN
the Taney County Republican, n newspaper
published In said county Of Taney, for four
weeks successfully, the last insertion to be-
at least thirty days before the first day OF
said neat April term of this court.
OTTO WOLF, Circuit Clerk
true copy from the record,
witness my hand, and the seal OF
the Circuit Court Of Taney county
[Seall this 10Th day of January, A. ID
1870,
OTTO WOLF, Circuit Clerk.
First publlshhd Feb. o. 1870 26-ll
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1920-02-05
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
state Of Missouri. County Of Taney, S..
In the circuit court, April term, 1870.

state of Missouri. County Of fancy, S.. >
In the circuit court, April term, 1870.
The state of Missouri, at TIE relation and
to the use Of J W, Reese, collector OF the
revenue for Taney county, plaintiff.
Ben 5. Allen, j, Il. Burbank, james A.
Boyles, defendants.
At this day comes the plaintiff herein By
his attorney and II appearing TO the court
from the return of the sheriff that the de-
PENDANTS, Ben =. Allen, j, II. Burbank,
James A. Boyles cannot be served with the
ordinary process of law In Taney county
Missouri, and the court being satisfied that
the defendants cunnot be found IN the
State OF Missouri
1t is ordered by the court thdt the defend-
ants be notified by publication that plaintin
has commenced a suit against them III this
court, the object and general nature OF
which Is to enforce the lien Of the state OF
Missouri for taxes for the years lvl6an 1916,
upon the following described real estate
situate in fancy county, Missouri, to-wit (;
21O acres, NV ia ne l.i and l.2nw l'i and n
l.2 sw Ia of section II, twp 22, range ~, and
that unless the said Ben y, Allen, j. H..
Burbank ana James a. BOyles be and Ap-
pea ut this court, at the next term thereof
TO be begun and holden at the court house
In the town Of Forsyth. IN said county, on
the 18th day Of April. and on or before the
first day of said term unless Longer time
be given by the court, answer or plead to
the petition in said cause the saiue Will be
taken as confessed, and Judgment Will be
rendered accordingly.
And IL is further ordered that pcOpy here
Ot be published, according TO law, In the
Taney County Republican,, q newspaper
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1920-02-05
ORDER or PUBLICATION.
STATE OF Missouri, County OF Tancy, IS,

State OF Missouri, County OF Tancy, IS,
In the circuit court April term 1870.
The state of Missouri, at the relation and
to the use Of W. Reese, collector OF the
revenue in and for Taney county, plnintlf,
Isaac u. Cacke, defendant.
Al this day comes the plaintiff herein by
his attorney and Il appearing to the court
tendant, Isaac ID. Cacke, cannot he served
with the ordinary process Of law I'm Taney
county, Missouri, and the court being salts
fled that the defendant cannot be found in
state OF Missouri:
1t is ordered by the court That said defend
ant be notified by publication thnt plaintiff
has commenced suit against him in this
court, the object and generHI nature OF
which Is to enforce the lien OF the State of
Missouri for taxes for the year 1918 upon the
following described real estate situate In
Taney county. Missouri to-witi H., acres n
l-2 ne Ia, sw l-l ne IL and NV Ia ne IL sec 2
twp "a, range s, and that unless the said
Isaac ID. Cacke be and ap' ear at this
court, at the next term thereof. to be
begun and holden at the court house
in the town of Forsyth, in said county, on
the 18th day Of April, and Oh or before
the first day of said term, unless longer
time be given by the court, answer or
plead 10 the petition in said cause. the same
will be taken as confessed and Judgment
will be rendered accordingly,
And 1t is further ordered that COPY here
of be published, according to law, In the
Taney County Republican, n newspaper
published In said cOnnty of Taney. for four
weeks successively, the last Insertion to be
at least thirty days before the first day of
said next April term Ofthls court.
OTTO WOLF, Circuit Clerk.
A true copy FROM the record.
Witness my hand nuil the seal OF
the circuit court Of Taney county,
tSenll this 18th day Of January. A. ID,
ip2Q,
OTTO WOLF, Circuit Clerk,
First published Feb, lssQ s9-I
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1920-02-05
FOR SUCCESS IN BUSINESS
Why the Man That Can See Ahead
Always "Puts 1t Over" His
Slower Competitor.

NJ h, .loagland, salcSmanager of a
motor truck company, Detroit, in adj
dressing a group, Of statesmen, gave
some pointers which are applicable
not only to the truck business, but to
any business. Mr. IIoagland said;
81 class men by the range of their
vision. There are three classes-the
man who looks backward. the man
who looks at the present and the man
who looks ahead.
'For the man who looks backward
there is little hope in business for
you will find that the same cobwebs
are IN his business that his grand.
father allowed to collect.
"Tne man who looks at the present
has some Glance, for he is AT least ~
10 date, and beng So Is assured OF a
measure of success He is posted on
conditions as they are at present, and
while there are no cohwehS around his
office, the trouble is that the Shutters
are all drawn tight and not n CLEAN OF
the future percolateS through.
"Rut the real man, the big man. the
successful man is The chap who looks
at his business through powerful tel
escopc and sees it as it will be in tn,
days after tomorrow. Instead Of al
lowing his business to die out with
the fading Of the present day, he is
planning on the demands and pros
poets of the future, so that, later on,
the sun will come up and shine on an
ever-incrcaSlng business"
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1920-02-05
WHY
We All Do Certain Things
lnVoluntarily

Have you ever realized the number
Of things you do without really know
lng why you do them: To say that
yon yuwn because you are tired or
anetG" because you have hay-fcyer. or
muSh because a stage comedian is tun-
ny, is hardly less superficial than a
chiIdS "Nh, just because, yop know"
Why, for instance, do you Snecze?
Could you write out a lucid cNplNna-
llou on IN examination paper?
Suocaing is due 70 the entrance of
particles Of mattcr into your noStrilS.
These particles excite the nerves Of
feeling and smell, and the Snccze is
your physical attempt--wth0ut any
conscious direction on your part, Of
courSe--to eXpel the intruders
IL the first SncC2e Is unsuccessful
second and a third may follow, I'M
iii the battle has been given up or won.
Why do we yawn? ShortneSs of
breath Is one of the principal causes.
When We are tired, the nervous i'm
pulses which control our breathing are
weakened, and fail to carry on their
duties with their usual regularity. Thus
there occur moments when the action
of breathing is suspended, just as
there are moments when Il weary man
may pause in working II pump. Dur
ing the pause there Is Il momcntary
lack, or shortage of breath, aud the
yawn which follows Is a spasmodiC ac.
ton, urged by sudden necessity to sup
ply the deficiency.