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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-17
IT.
FOR
COLDS
FOR
Happiness

The faneiful happiness OF the Blue
Bird does not compare with the as
sured happiness OF those who use
Seventy seven" for Grip and Colds.
To get the best results. take "sev-
enty-seven" at the first sign OF a
Cold. the first sncexe or shlver. the
first feeling Of weakness. as II some
serious illness was pending. this is
the time to break up Grip and Colds
Doctors Book In English. French.
Spanish. Portuguese or German
mailed free.
'TTH ct all drug and country stores.
Humphreys Homeo. Medicine Co. 1876
william St. New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-17

It's cars for several years an Eng.
lish railroad has returned to iron
ones. as they are said TO be less
liable to corrosion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-17
HE "HEARD" TAPS ON
WALL, so ENDS LIFE

LONDON. Jan. lT,--DepresSion
owing TO his wife's Illness caused
James +. Smith. IS. to have the tclu-
sion that somebody was constantly
tapping ON his bedroom wall. lie cut
his throat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-17

pILLY MINK's second visit to the
II barn had been an occasion %
great pleasure TO Billy and terror 90
all the rats who lived thcrc. lilo had
hunted them Just Tor the pleasure
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} Rats LeaUe the Big Barn
TgIIHlVIVTIIlElIu IIIlUDu

IN THOk>IoN W. III HstSS
Copyright. 1890. by T. w. BurgcSsl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-17

Some men waste power trying to
get wealth. then waste wealth try.
ing 10 get power.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-15
COOPERATIVE DAIRY
PROJECT ENDORSED
Twenty Men Have Al,
ready Agreed To Go
Into The Scheme

ALREADY 20 dairymcn throughout
the county have registered theiE en-
dorsement for the contemplated no.
operative dairy which win be estab-
ilshed ~ Albuquerque soon. The OBJ
leri OF this project II TO insure the
local public OF the very best milk at
minimum prices.
The plan opens mhny portals FOR
new industry for this community. II
will induce more men TO invest In live
stock IN the county because OF the
added facilities for milk trade. II
win ofer a market fer al the dairics
In Estancia valley which have here
tofore sold their milk to Colorado
markets. The extensive milk business
OF the Barton district will be handled
on the local market.
Up TO this time The duirymen Of
the latter place we're forced 10 haul
their produce fifteen miles Ia Morar-
ny where Il was shipped TO Colorado.
SandOyal. Valencia. anti Re and
Torrance counties al hav prosper
GUS duiriea but no favorable cEress
FOR their milk uutput.
". g. stewart. county agent Is be-
hind this project which viii be con-
Quoted upon an absolutely non-prof-
ItecrIng basis. when the plan pa-
teriaiiEes over $4,000 will have been
Invested for tho purpose.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-15
Supper Table
Gossip

Mineral Iotinc No. 4, knights of
Pythias. viii meet al 5 o'clock tonight
at thsir hall. lis West Gold avenue.
The rank uf knight will be conferred
will he served. Visiting members
An Irish playlct. riotous with jlgH
and songs % Erin. will be given text
"Wednesday afternoon In the auditor
ium OF the high school to celebrate
the Gaelic day OF st. Patrick. e. NJ.
Morris viii direct the production
which will include a Kerry dance
by Marcclia Matson and an Irish jig
by Elsie clayton. The affair will be
auspiced b. the Girls league OF tho
high school and appropriate Hibern-
ian music will De furnished by the
high school orchestra.
TIE work OF c~xcaVatlng the lots at
Fourth and central avenue whore
Warren Graham and y. r. Mcdonald
Will construct a business block. com
menced this morning. There is con-
siderable leyeiing OF to be done. a.
well as the excavation OF a basement
IS By 20 feet in the rear. According
10 the present plans this building viii
be M story. In height, and will con-
tain five business rooms. The build
ing. which viii be Of brick construc-
ton. will be Of such construction that
MNAANNNNNNN MHNNN - ANM Wv aAN ~
the future when conditions warrant.
u. }. Wcity. who came here rcSsnt-
~ from Chicago, has beer appointed
chief clerk IN the local yard masters
onice. Mr.. Weity expects to bring
his family here from Chicago and
become o permanent citizen OF Albu-
querque
FIdeI otcro ana NIary Cortcz were
arrested In a local hotel last night
but failed to appear In police court
his morning. Their bonds Of $50
each were declared forfeited
W. q. Henniug 0f ~. Louis, u ma
tional officer Of Sigma chi fraternity
will be "a guest OF h local chapter
az the university this week. a smoker
will be given az the fraternity mouse
on Wednesday evening Mr. Honning
IL a frequent visitor here. lie Is the
past grand council Of sigma Chi
The board OF directors OF h y. W.
! e.. A. Nni hold "a regular meeting al
the recreation center tonight.
Daniel PatiiIiR Of the New Mexico
sanitary board. and nr. r. L. Schnei-
der. Inspector In charge of the New
Mexico bureau Of animal hushandry
ieu this afternoon for Durango, colo.
While there they Will attend the ran
Jaun wool meet which ~
scheduled for March II. They VIII
return March 10.
william (kidl Brown. negro pngf-
list, who Was arrested In ~ faso
a few DAYS ago Tor an alleged VIOLA
ton Of tho Man act. was brought TO
] Albuquerque SUNDAY u b. being
held here awaiting She arrival OF
federal officers who Will take him
10 Santa Ne. where he VIII be tried
before the Federal court. Brown IN
charged with having brought q ne
gress from III paso 20 Gallup who,
Il IL said. lie alleged was his wiio.
Upun this testimony he was enabled
TO evade the draft. He Gains Mann
get charge Is a framcup.
Mrs Elizabeth Roget, aud Miss I've
FoN Of the farm bureau are visiting
Armiiu. itanchos de Triscs and Ala
mcdo today 20 organize n promote
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-15
HONE ON THE MESA
BURNS DURING STORM
Jake Scoflek Also Loses
His Garage and Barn;
Damage is $4,000.

Planned by > wind storm a fire.
starting from D sparks Of q Kitchen
slote completely de4neilshcd the home
barn n GaraEc % Jake scofiek yes
terday afternoon. Mr. ecnflck. whose
home " located about 500 yards south
OF FairVicW cemetery. WAN washinE
fia automouile ~ the garage immedi-
aisly adjacent 20 tho house. when he
noticed smoke curling from Tie roof
e the Kitchen about Z o'clock. Be-
fore the fire department could be
summoned the building was complete
iy RACED while the wind was blowing
the flames IN every direction. Garage
and barn were destroyed In quick or
der and all that was saved from the
wrcckagr was she automobile.
several MOTORISTS attracted 10 the
spot asrls.ed AIR. Scoflek but their
scrvirc WIS OF no avail. Only a small
insurance vas carried on the prop
crty which faffered about $4,000 dam
age.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-15

TIE American steamship sieaaiari
on see. 10. 1919 brought 90 h1Nr
mo largest and most valuable cargo
81 American cotton in thr history Of
the pori. namely gs.t6a bales valued
al about ST.enn 900.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-15
Produce

NEW YORK. March 10 Butter
barely steady. creamery higher than
extras, 6s 80 4r; extra 90 81 re;
first G3u G6 iaU; uscklns stock cur-
rent market so . 500 aaic.
Eggs frmer. fresh gathered extra
first. f6c. same first. a. uiac.
Cheese firm; state whole milk flats
held specials. 2ga Halr. state. wholu
milk. twins. held special, 80 "a SOC,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-15
MARCH GRAND Jury
BEGINS ITS WORK
Session Is Expected To
Last Only Four
Days

The grand jury Tor the regular
March term Of the district court In
lhia county was impaneled this morn-
ing and started IN on rs work AT z
o'clock this afternoon.
Four days viii probably see the
eraO OF the grand jury's work for this
term. The docket b light and many
81 fhe cases will waive jury. The
petit jury vii be empaneled next Mon
day morning.
n. \. Merrill was chosen a. fore
man OF the Jury. The tufymen Sc
lected are. Wallis Hendricks Juan
Pine. n. ". Merritt. Daniel Marquee
Pedro Padilla. sd Carson Manuel
Gonzales , Lopez. Meyer Gassman,
Jose Martinez. ~ a. bars jose de Ia
Lax. saiz Z. a. Council, simon nafoya,
Tiacido pndiiio John g. Montana.
Ramon Ruiz. Leon r. Allen. Gabriel
Criero. Feliman chavez. w. G. Hart
and Ray Campbell.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-15
Livestock

CHICAGO March l5.-l Hogs RE-
ccipts. 52, 600: market 10 to 30 cents
bulk. fli.t5m 1910; tor
1880; heavy. &l3.s5 1900, medium
Sti6OHl5.On light. SIS ai Wl5 30;
light light tii.6Om l &. go; heavy pack
ing sows smooth sla.OOHla go,
packing sows. rough. fi225Hl2 So;
pigs, Si3.26Hli.15.
Cattle Receipts. 10000; market
weak: beef steers, medium aud heavy
weight choice and prime, &lJhuM
1850; medium ana good, Stl sou
1850; common ss.7h 1885, light
weight. good and choice. Sl23bm
IS 90: common and medium, s9.b0m
~ 80. butcher cattle hcifCrs $3.50
1895; cows. S7.lGu is.g5: Gamers
and cutters, 81 500 90. veal calves
$500 a. 100. feeder stccrs. SS.7am
1900: atorkcr steers, s. 50Wll 90.
Shecp-Rccoipts. $4,000, market
tyeak; lambs ~ pounds down, $500
4l995. cults and common flt.0om
1915; ewes. medium, good and choice
8ii.0O lt2b. culis and common.
81. 90 n10.15.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-15

The not earnings Of the American
Telephone a Telegraph company for
1919, amounted TO k60.243,3SS, Rs
compared with S54203,Oi In 1915
This gain was made despite an M
crease IN operating expenses Of al
most E3.5OO.OOO
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-15
People You
Know
radiator repairing. QulckcI AIto %


On~e-seven-six. Tar line. Pone i76
Miss Maxwell Church Of Washing
ton. ID. G.. who has been the guest
Of Miss Angelica Howdcn for the
past month. rfturned to her home
last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. $ M Bixby. Mrs
Sexton. Guy Holden and J. ". Hewitt
motored to Santa Pc today to spend
several DAYS at Bishops lodge.
Mrs Paul Becker OF Springervilie.
Arizona, n the guest OF her parents,
AIR and Mrs. George Simms. los
North Eighth street
Ernest Garcia. real estate dealer.
has returned from q "Trip to Colorado.
Miss MarcellR. Of oeawatomte, kanai
are guests at The home OF Mrs. "a
Dillon.
Mr.. and Mrs John Milne have re-
turned from AN extended trip IN the
east. Mr. Milne attended tho ma
tional convention o. school supcrtn-
tendents at Cleveland. and later vis-
tied many Of the modern schools In
large eastern cities.
o.. 8 Kimhaii of Waco Tex. spent
tho weekend with his daughter Miss
MARI Kimbail Miss Kimhall h Y. W
q, A, secretary for transient girls IN
this city,
o. u. s~rhwenkier. general agent
for the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
company. has gone to Phoenix, Arlz,
on a business trip.
". J. Duffy left last "iTht for the
new oh nelds "a Texas. below Carls-
bad y. A..
Judge 7. J. Llleb 81 Ration y. NJ"
viii return 20 his home this evening
Lleb came here 90 attend tho saliva
lie beanie here 10 attend the saliva
ION Army state convention and stayed
over 20 play golf az the country ciuh.
George :, nowner returned from
Carlsbad Saturday night
". o. Hamilton mas returned from
"a business trip to Trinidad. Colo.
Alien Bruce has returned o RIA
ton ant LIS Vegas, where he went
on " ness for the Pacific Mutuabl LAfe
Insurance company.
Miss Mae Bacock ~ tbhe Red Gross
home service office has gone 10 nor
home az Kelly. - ~. on account OF
illness.
4 Is stevens ~ Ration is In tnc
city 20 attend the Masonic grand loagf
needing
Nj. and Mra paul Meyers or RAJ
ton are visiting here,
Or. u. a. Mills lcft for TucumcafI
this morning on business for The in-
targhurcl world movement. he VII
return tomorrow night.
James French OF Santa fc WAS in
the city today.
praegcr Miller Of Roswell was d
visitor in the rity too-5
Edmund Hoas. county surveyor.
leaves tonight ror r. ten day nip "
central Utah. where he has charge oi
making oll locations for several iafft
corporations He Will he accompanied
hy Ralph BROOKS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-15
Trefz Is Here For
Speech Tonight At
Chamber of Commerce

d. r. Trefz of the National Com
mercial Federation. vino will speak
al the chamber OF commerce rooms
tonight arrived this morning al tiif5.
he WA Welcomed by "a committee IN
Guiding Ed, Chase, &. O. A~ckermRn
and q. A. Natson.
Mr.. TrefE Will present the system
~ work that H. being carried out in
the state 81 California hy the Conf
merciai F~eaeration, with a view Of a
local adoption Of some Of these sus-
E%eHtiona
He - responsible for the organ
ization Of the chamber of commerce
Of the United States and materially
assisted the local chamber Of com
mercs drive three years ago
Al members o. the business Mems
Cooperative association are urged 20
b. present ~ the chamber Of COM
mcrce. Win his reputation OF force.
and ~eioaucnce. IL iH promised b q
me speaker will deli,e r an interest
ina AND INVALUABLE message.
The mectlne will be called prompt
10 a. 9 o. clock.
TIE Evening Herald Is the New
Mexico paper that put The Glass
IN Claasihed adveflinnQ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-15


boys ana sirlh ciuns' Ihtsc organ
l1atlons nave ior theii mo,iNe. the
ioAt'rlhs OF nEtleuithrNi spif't aihons
the young lhrm Dogs ana girls ps
aHHiniinE lhelh 70 secure muneratio
Tor their ehortr BOYS are partlcu-
AIRY t"nd OF RAISING Digs
fahnltH' etc, ana their are
tecelNlng much impetus because OF
the guidance N the ana
MARKETING OF thelr oiris
are taukht ~ tnc ana
marke'lnE OF their products' Ours
are taught 70 speclhiihe IN nome eco
Monies ana any feminine cratt that
VIII make thr arm httrhctlNd 70
them. MIS- Iohh wilson ara county
Asent H. VIII JON Mfe'
koser ana Miss FOX this afternoon
IN Alameda 10 assist them IN TINS
Wvth-
The Mems club meeting Of the Con
gretational church which was to have
beer held this evening at the Y. NJ.
q. A. has been stpon
"a - a..,. e.., ,,.-
- y ~. 80 So,
'sn
LOUIS was ~ ~ ~ sss',lual We
I,'ns ms "a irlena anu
I. Nlill,nh roster OF tne navy reeiui'-
ing sthtioh- VT Low mas peeh IN tle
navy since lsl2 ana expects 70 retire
under the 10 year Ibiil tie II AZ
present on he destroyer Ramsey, sta
TONED at san Diego, iai.
MIR. and Mr.. Siegfttcd Kahn have
returned from an ~eN1ended honey
moon In the east. They were married
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-15
MMketNews
New York Stocks

NEW YORK. March t5.-Mercan-
tile paper. Ga asa per cent; cN-
change weak Sterling so day bills
a6lh per cent; commercial go day
bills on banks. 36lA per cent. com-
morcial so day bills. 36i q per cent.
demand. 7G5A per cent; cables.
d66h per cent
Government bonds firm. railroad
bonds irregular.
Time loans strong; 60 days, 90 dal 81
and 3 months. Bis per cent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-15
Chicago Board OF Trade

CHICAGO. March IS wheat 80.
I hard. s2iS. No 4 hard f2i5.
Corn-No. 3 mixed. Sl,53i o.
1881: No. 8 yellow. 81 55al.5Ti4.
Outs-No . white. 90 p q % e. e..
No. 3 white. g0dg2Ac
Ryc-No. q. St.TaH11I.
Barley=fl43mI.6f.
Timothy s,cd-SiO.0O a. a.. 90.
Glover sucd-Sis.OO Hag 90.
Corn-May. Sl.5ea July, Sli5s
Sept. 4i.iia.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-25

His Masonic record IL - follows:
He was made q Mason In Macon
County. Mo-. Afterwards was admit
ted into Lodge OF Truth ass. Of
Atlanta. and from which lodge he
was received into Lodge - Of
Monte Vista. where he held his
membership till his death. He
served A. treasurer Of the Lodge In
the year 1913. He was always &C.
tive and consistent In his lodge
work. In the social and business
world he won the respect and con-
fiedence Of all by bis absolute hon
esty OF purpose and fair-minded-
ness. He became = member OF
Macon Chapter No. 20. r. A. n. of
Macon. No.. from which he was ad-
mitted to Del Norte Chapter n.
%S II. A. NJ, Of which Chapter he
WAS q member when he died. He
was also q member In good stand
Ing Of Macon COmmandery X. T.,
of Macon. Mo.
He was appointed register Of the
Public Land ONCE, at Del Norte. In
1915. which once he filled at the
time of his death.
When he came to Monte Vista, In
the spring OF 1900. he became Z
member Of the Presbyterian Church
Of which he was a consistent mem
ber and q man who displayed the
many virtues and kraces Of the
Christian life. His funeral was held
in the Church. Wednesday after
noon at 1890. and the large congre-
cation told of the esteem in which
he was held. The Masons attended
In a body. and conducted tho serv.
ices at the grave In Monte Vista
Cemetery. The quartet sang two
hymns and Mrs. Chas. Trueblood
sang a beautiful solo. y
The pastor. DR.. Skinner. took foI
his text. Thes. I: ~. Brother
John White Of Del Norte led In the
prayer. The main thing In the de.
velopment OF the funeral sermon
the pastor called attention to. wal
that the Christians death was. u
God views Il. only sleep. from
which He will awaken In His OWE
time and way. And because Chris,
has arisen. all those who are child.
ron Of God will arise. This lonl
sleep Is only the temporary separa.
tion Of q conscious existence In the
spirit-world. and when the swak'
sning comes, the Child Of God WI
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-25
Death Of h. Abbott

DR.. Hubbard H. Abbott was born
In Macon County. Missouri. April
goth. l84S. He died at the home Of
his brothsr.in-law. Mr.. J. c. OIL
breath. in Monte Vista. Colorado
December 18th. 1920. At the age
Of Z? years and months. He At.
tended the District School In Linn
County. later graduating from the
Normal School ut Kirksville. Mo
He took up his medical course In
the American Medical College. and
began practicink medicine at the
age OF - In Mercyville. Mo. On
February 20. 1852. he was united
In marriage to Mrs. Laura Gates
Gilbreath.
After practicinE medicine In In.
dependence Township. he moved tO
Atlanta. Macon County. where he
continued the practice OF medicine
and also entered the drug business
Later he became president OF ths
Atlanta state BANK.
In the spring Of 1900. he moved
to Monte Vista, Colorado. where he
continued practicing medicine. and
was the founder Of the First Nation
al Bank. at that time known rs the
Exchange Bank. acting As Its nrs'
president until in 1911. when he re.
tired from the Bank. and again en-
tered the drug business. in tho firm
OF Abbott-Godding Drug Co. He
was called to serve AZ Mayor OF
Monte Vista. during the years oi
1907 and 1908.
Mrs. Abbott preceded him to the
Heavenly Home on Sept. 90. 1914
DR.. Abbott was one Of q family oi
fifteen children. all excepting one
lived to reach manhood and woman
hood. He Is survived by his aEe<
mother. % years old: four brother
and two sisters. and = step-son. l.
d. Gilbreath. Of Spokane. Wash.
who arrived here In time for ths
funeral: Rev. A. A. Abbott. Of Glove
land. Ohio: B. F. Abbott. OF Sail
Lake City, Utah; T. B. Abbott. ol
Oklahoma. and George II. Abbott o,
LongmOnt. Colorado: Mrs. Caroline
Ratlih. Of Ethel. Mo-. and Mrs
Martha Fulton. of Del Norte. Colo
Mr.. Geo. Abbott and Mrs. Fultor
we're both present aat the time ol
his death.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-25

60 TO the fuller. native life OF heay-
On. the larger life Of Christ. We
are to be cheersd by this light of
revelation. which God alone has
made.
"Oh! precious tale OF triumph this,
And martyr blood shed to achieve
tt,
OF suffering past and present bliss.
In Jesus Christ be fell asleep
OF cherished dead. be mine the trust
Thrice blessed sOlace to believe Il
That I can utter o'er this dust,
In Jesus Christ he fell asleep
Now to our loved ones grave We
bring
Onr immortelle and Intervene II
With Gods own golden lettering,
In Jesus Christ he fell asleep
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-25
H. o. c. STOCK SHOW
Continued from nrst page.

Luis Valley Shorthorn Association
will hold their usual big Public
Sale Of pedigreed animals. pro
fessional expert judge OF nat!onai
Deputati0n will be here TO CLASSIFY
every animal 30 that buyers will
know exactly what they are getting
On the evening of the 10th the HOG
Growers Association will give
banquet to members Of the Assocsa-
tion and their friends. There Is
every indication that this years
Show will be bigger and better
than ever. Exhibit entries are al
ready pouring In from various parts
OF the state. Stock from the valley
farms Of Lester Headlee. A. T.
Headlee. Joe Shown. Bill starbucN'
Jim Wilkinson. c. e. Barber, Bahf
and Son. the Harrison Bros, ana
Ferin L FERN of La Veta Will aiso
have q herd Of their ine animals III
the pens. Among the exhibits ther'
will be any number Of National
Stock Show lst prise winners. VI
course Art Webster II the genera
manager. His we'll known brilliant
work. push. energy and ability III
connection with former exhibitions
IL assurance that the Sixth Annual
Show viii be q brilliant success
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-25
WHAT THE AMERICAN FARMER WANTS

There support here support there other
planks-planks radical and planks cOnservative-bu
think that the whole the following what the majority of
farmers AT THIS TIME want from Congress:
Amendments Interpretation of the antitrust laws
which will make legal for the farmer engage collective
marketing.
Strengthening of the Federal Farm Loan System.
Interstate Commerce legislation making compulsory the
honest advertising and labelling of woolen fabrics food
drugs.
Development of inland waterways with ocean outlets
Enactment cooperative credit plans provide funds
for farmers
National control of packers.
immigration laws which will maintain American stan
dards Of citizenship.
Operation Of nitrate plant by for
purpose Of providing cheap fertilizer
The appropriation of funds permit Department of
Agriculture to make studies of Of production
products.
Dsapproval Of any system which denies to the individual
the right to work place where his industry
and at any which is satisfactory him.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-25
WHAT OF GIFT GIVING,

day when generosity xubeI
land should limit! When
rejoice the snshine Of happiness
in
omed II. nrecsdent for Christmas giving
unequaled affected
people Of instinct give gifts
this day rs. The incentive =. GIVE h ma
faith Yes splendid method " express
snim
friendships
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-25

l.. d. Montfort and family re
turned to Monte Vista today a''e'
an absence since last May dur'nb
which time they toured in the"
car most Of the time. visiting ele"'
different states west to the coast
and up 70 Idaho.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-25

Christmas The banker leaves his dek the blacksmith the outc
candcsck their shops They can't help themev
the sree-thy nod each other they
shake hands and sayMery Chrstmas And then Christmas
children that before for Christmas their
brthght thousand Chsmax
gladden. the worlds heart charm little children
M NAL smile
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-25
= w. y 7nnrG
{SaNFnr aUlfrru Cbrt$tma8 llf s

HAT CHEER AND GOODWILL Il signifies. Nobody
with red blood in his veins resist Bankers keep on
counting. blxcksmiths keep on hammcrng. conductors
keep calling out Streets everyone keeps on working
though there nothing in the ar-no gsrlands OF
holly wisful little faces peerng into shop Windows
Then suddenly something happcnsusualy just before
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-11-22
DESERVED sTINGING

PARIS.-George Kemp, giving an
address in the Middle West, was sit
ting outside cafe in the Latin Quar-
ter, when he met an Englishman
whom he had become acquainted with
in London.
The question turned on trust and
confidence.
There's no trust in humanity any
more" said the Englishman, mourn
fully. "For instance, you yourself
wouldn't trust me to walk around
the block with your pocketbook."
Where do you get that stuff?"
asked the American. ANY one could
see you're not a crook. Here, I'll
prove it. Take my pocketbook and
walk around the block. I'll be watt
ing for you here"
The Englishman took the pocket
book and turned the corner. He has
probably turned many corners since,
Kemp told the police. The pocket
book contained trifle of $5,240.