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Washington Journal., 1920-10-01
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@cbt man Ourd ole bieiigen 8u9-
lG0cu, ). y. 8rentano'S, 10 finoet
man in ser ollsmGrtigen 4bteilu1g
falt nic6ts mie fran3oiii1e Bidder
aliagelcgt. n&u belle 6ronce" lit Der
Sauptqcgenltano oes Stloiums.
GonOerbarerluciie boben aber Die
Solooten oas &ano oritben ia gar
nidt 10 belle" %geiunOen. @ann aber
mcroen oeutidJe 8ii6er pieoer al Die
9feibe fommen2 @ott lei Danf miro
III @Srioati6ulcn Der Staot, 3. y. III
ct. Sobn's College, @on5aga Col
lege, George @albington llniperiitdt,
&at6oIiibt llniDerlitGt uno anoeren
Snititutcn, nod Oeutid getrie6en.
2Sir fpu1men eini9ermaBcn III before
3eitcn. Sobalo Der 6rieoe offi3iea
interchangeable it, lit boffentli6 al
les mieOer I'M alterL redten @eleile.
4 4 i
CAB ib oo in einem &inemotogra-
pbcl 9beoter, in Dem 8iloer aus DEM
often 9eutidlano, beionoers aus
&eltpreuBen ge3eigt muroe, no
mon Die %Nbltimmung uno &ieoer3us
Qeb0riqfeit 81 0eutlhlano %feicrte.
&inter mir iagten einiee 8erloncn:
Sic 2ellte in Dem 8iloe ieben ia gar
ni6t nie 9eutl6e aus" 8ic Iollen
ocnn Sic 0euti6en eigentli6 mobl
du8ieben2 Stellt man iih nod inn
mer u~ngebeuer, @rmnen, 8eltien uno
Seufel inter Sen 9eutl6en Dor?
..Ob 9crtIdluno finon5iea Dor DEM
@nnferott Itebt2 Der 6inan5miniiter
Or. @irtb un0 3eitungsna6ri6ten
moleu oiiltere 8il0er bon Delltid-
lambs 3ufunft. Sd claude aber nidt
an boaigen finon8iellen llntergalg.
Die Groit, Gnergie, ser @eiit oes
oeiItideu &otfes on lid bieten cine
nidlt bod geuiig on3uidlogenOe go
rantie geqen Die 9(m1a6me boQigen
3ltiommenbrlds. Oieie @olfsfraft,
sic @iIounq, bic llmiidt, ser Spar
finn Oie 9(rbeit, itcllen oo6 einen
groBen nidlt 5lt perni6tenoen 8ert
Dor. G8 miro 5por lange 0ouern,
bis 0eutl6lano mieoer ol1f eigenen
SiiBen itebt. Nae Soffmlng lit ober
nod lliCbt perlorcn.
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I. .&or ouem miillcn mir meiterbin oen
0elltiden gta6mu6s Dor Dem &uin
beipabren. &leioer uno 2ebenSmit-
tel miiiieu meiterbin geionot meroen.
sd empfeblc oringeno, ben bieiigen
&ilisoerein nad) &rdften 81 inter.
itiiben. 2ebenSmittelpafete bat ser
GentralatsiduB uno otpor Sic Sc
notwithstanding, 23 Galt &c. ST.,
Help Yort, 81 8reiien bon $3.50,
$3.50, Sill $3.50 uno $50 our
@erfii9ung. Wtan menoe lid Inn g(us-
funft an ben 8. 6. Silfsperein jeoen
6reita9 9lbeno, 314 6 Str. g. SO. IS
it erfreulid, 5u erfabren, oaB jest
aud meitere &reiie ii6 Der Scot in
Gelttlhlailo annebmen mollerL. Sit
elmer nidt- oeltfhen fleilten totboli-
ihen Stride in Wount Manier, Wuru-
lnno, mlIroe an Ben lebten beioen
Sonntagen 0ffentli6 fir Die Sinner
IN 9euti6lan0 uno Oelterreid foaef-
tiert. Gor Ser groBen Nationolfou
feren5 fatbolii6er @oritos, bic oici%,
Gage in ocn &1umen ser &atbolil6cil
llniperiitGt bierielblt tagte, eri1ienen
5mei 0ele9ierte aus Seiterrei6 uno
muroen frGftig in ibrem @orboben,
inter ben &ntbolifen @mcrifos fiji
oen 3pef Ser ltnterltiibung ser ar.
men Sinner 9ellti6lanoS uno Oe.
Itcrrcids @eloer 81 iammeln, unter.
ltilbt. so fam man aud bon ION
ltigen llnternebmen unter Niht-
Washington Journal., 1920-10-01

Oeutl6en berIdtell. Gin gutter Nn
lang lit gemoft. gSir oiirfen inns
frelten.
Dos Bud OeS oelttiden So5ioliIten
&outsfp morin CT mie olld) uuf ser
&onferen5 in Der Sdpci5 6fientIid
oen Oeilti6eu bic Sdulo om arieoe
in sic Sdube idiebt. lit MN leioct
aith IN eusliiher llcberiebtng 81
baben untcr Dem Sitcl oSbc @uilt Of
@iaiam @oben3ollern." SIS miro
ober BON 0cn meiiten Giniihtigen an
erfomit, ooB sic Shrift &olttsfp's Ell
ne RENE Genocn5idrift lit, nod Dor
Ser MISUNDERSTANDING gcihric-
ben, unt fir Die So5iolOenlofroten
bel ser Gntente Stimmtnq 5lt ma.
den. Gin @ith gang on0crer Nrt,
o1idl in engliider SproMc norbonOen,
miiBte man eiqentIi6 0oneben Ieien,
nGmlid Sinoeuburgs neleS mo ein
5igeS Bud nAus meincm 9e6en~.
9o bat man Die bei0en @egeniGbe, sic
0eutIhlono politiih aeipoIten un0
3ugrunoe geridtet bobcn. idmorS olli
meiB Dor iid. lln0 cnoli6 f6nntc
mon 0illon'S cngliideS 9ilh iiber
Die MISUNDERSTANDING einmol 0urd'
blGtterm I'M in sic Wetbo0en ser
Gntente pom Mofienitiaitono bis All
&erioillcs eincn Ginblid All 6efpm
men. Damn mare mtd) Sic moere Sci.
te Ser groBen 6roocn ncrtretenI 81
motor 8orob las Stiide aus lebterenl
git6e poriqes Sobr i'm Senate Der.
@S lit nidt 81 piel geiogt, mour
man bebaitptct, Dob oieies 0iIlon'ihc
gud piel 5ilr oitqenblidliden inrercn
politiien Gage bier3ulan0e, 5ilr 0p
petition Ser NepubIifoner geqen Sen
S0lferbuno lrno sic Barrier 5ri,rcn&.
fonferen5, beiaetroeen bat.
Der Iiebe Soroina betout oos
acknowledgements BOD etmus al
ltarf. @einobe bdtteu linn sic DC
moGraten eiu Sdnipphcn qeld)lQcell,
iloem lie oaratf ollfmerfiom mad).
ten, Dab uamericn iirlt" ioentiid iei
NIT Dem oeutlhen (entIteatenJ
D9eutidlono iiber ales." SIS lit ell
llngliid, oieier iibcrtriebene Notionol-
blumbila. 9abei lit ser Notional6e-
griff lebr Jung uno Elm @r5euenis
0es mo0ernen &npitolismus. 9tidlt
eimmol i'm 3eitaIter ocS 9lbiolutis
mus 0a6tc man on Ben belttiac.. Sc
grill oes Observation-Disclosures. 0oS
is. S~obrbunoert betont INNER mie
ter ouS Weltbiirgcrtum uno Sfpar in
England lolpobl ais in 5ronfrtih
uno 9eutidIano; 3. 9. 8oc1n I'M 10.
@iiap nOf @ooonelie", @ololmitb III
ieinen oGbineic 2etterS", No0iiop in
go. 50 ocS Spectator. Sic oeltid6ell
morolii6en @oden5eiti6riften oeS
rs. Sobrbunoerts lino noQ BON
8eltbiirgertllm. Selbit 6rieori6 So
@roBe fiiblte iid nidt immcr olS
&reuBe, ionocrn cher alS MSe!tplilo-
iepb. Die Ybiloiopbie oes 9iogeuc@
lolte man mieoer ltlloieren. San.
oioot Cor miirOe oo feinsS Bartciuic
tcrial fir feline an9ehlihsn %otule
finOen. Cine Game nlS &'crini1
fam Dor einiger Belt 81 Soroing mo
ertldrte be9eiitert, Erdiioent @ilion
lei ser erite groBe SllternationolitGtS-
Ebilolepb! Scr glltmiitigc Saroin9
mubte notiirli6 ans floren Giriir0cll
gcgen politiiden observation-disclosures
protcitieren, Gr barf iein Spio! obcr
aud nidt 81 meit trciben. Sonlt miro
eS noh ieiner @obl nod i6limmcr
ais 8ur 3eit oes 8inoeitrihihmil
ocls. @ott bemobre ms Dor G9ull-
den 3eiten. @ir fonnen ood nnier,
eigenen NSoeole baben obne oooud)
nidle6te" Mmerifaner 3u merScn.
Ser bole rNotionoliSmus~ ser mo.
oerncn 3eit lit Elm Stud fir 4ultur
1tno Sortidritt. q @l.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-01
Mu nniere OrIbcn
Son S. 9%ingbofen,
Sberlin Ohio.
l.

Oberlin Sbio.
4 y *N
Sd bite, mein 6reun0, es 81 gluilben
,,ll ben SdooB bier &eid)tum nid)t
fG0t,
9(m &ebltod madien mobl Srouben,
Do1 bon 8Gumen pfliidt man fem
@elo;
@ir f6mpfen oft iAmer bier i'm Can,
-. De
Sir oos 9aiein. fir infer 8rot,
@eil oas 2ano nod neu i'm Sc.
man0e
Sir alte @ebrdude fait tot.
@ir baben ~belpunoert ieio Sobren
Gilren 9ufi6ipug, rieiie geideio't,
llno glullbten ni6t, Dab in oen Soo-
ret
Sbr lagt Gltd) nit Sober, I'M Streit
0bpobl mir fiir Sreibeit oft mGbIen
Sm 2onoe oas mnier Sool, =.
Nidt Elm Sang fir @lei6beit mir
fiiblen,
Suum cliique lit unire Earoll
@ir be0altcrn mirflid Gld) 8rilotr
llno Gapeiterl Oes StonmeS Der.
..ipanot,
lln0 reiden Glld freunbIid uno bic
Ser
Gum @oble Ser Menihbeit Die Sono;
@ir hoiieh onB Monder oiif @obcn
SSSn aiiten ln6 &aiten gerGtb't
3l miloern Die Not, @rG AIT loben
= 0as lit unier gller @ebet.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-01

teln Den be0rGngten 9riioern i'm 8.
item sur Seite 81 ipringen I'M Sale
Der gtot, mas oos einbeilige @el0b.
mis- oler observation-disclosures
loor. Auh Der oeutihen &ollegen in
Celterreidl botte Die &erlommlung
geoad)t uuo, Der Anreglulg ser Soll-
lder aliniferidoft folgenb, oic otter.
tetd)ild oeiltihcn 0teoi3iucrldaiten
5itr Icilnabme an Der Sogung aufae.
Forocrt. @rn5 uno SnnSbrud botten
Dem and ollrdgntlenOunq zines Ser.
trcterS entipreden fonnen. Woh 3.
tdglgcr ongeltrengter Mrbeit fonnte
ote Tcrlamntliing ibre Iufgoben fiir
beeloet efflGren in Dem S~emuBtIein,
ooB nod gcuilgcno geiitige Sponn.
trait mo SocolismnS III ser oeilt-
ld)eli ataocmiihcn Su0elN porbonoeu
ltllo, nm Die 6riitte ec..'ti1er aultur
oiie oell rob mnlcrioIiitilhen 0ei.
n'lligcn miierer Gage 9saenilber All
bcbolipten; aemig, Inn mertpole.
mirflonlc Nfitorbeit bon ibr an erbof-
zen tiir Die @eiunoung un0 GrStor.
tllfa ritlcres oeutlhen Bottles in al.
len leinen @Iieoeru uno Stanoen.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-01

Sir cute, leberue Manner- NIB
Gnabenidnbe sebe man an SDief s.
@Onbrad, 233 6 Ctr. @..O.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-01

Disinfectants. Insecticides, Weed.
killer, Floor Oil, Deutsche Gruen-
seize, Rat und Mouse Embalmer,
Paper Towels, Liquid Soap, Metal
Polish, Soap Powder, etc. c. II.
Lcihc7geber, 1503-30th Str. NV,
Telephone West 1921.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-01

0euti6en beriften. Sin gutter glu.
lang lit eemoht. @ir oiirfen ms
freuen.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-15
Khiva Shrine VIII
Aid Salvation Army

meeting uf the Shrine was held
last night az which plans were dis
cuhsod for the bub.uil,d ceremonial
which viii be- held In Amarillo. D..
ccmber 20.
II ~ proposed Ia hold the coromo.
NAL IN the Wuolmnn Hall. ana It has
been suggested that the work BE- put
On two times. this Tor the benefit of
out'oftUwn visitors. II has also been
decided Ia hold dane" that nigLt
for Shrincrs ana their ladies'.
II was voted a. give the SalyatiI IN
Army the hmm Of $50.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-15
Mrs. J. M. Adams
of Plainviiew Dead

sperial H. The News
PLAlNNlEW, Dec. IA Mrs J. 81
Adams. wife Of Jess NJ Adams. editor
uf the Phinyiow News. died here
shortly after two o'clock this afternoon.
following serious injuries sustained
earlier IN the dag when she was
burned while using gasoline near
burning stove.
Her daughter Mifs Saldc Erie. n. Hns
painfully. though not seriously injured
IN an attempt To save the life of her
neither
Mrs. Adams was member ~ the
Christian church ana was ono ~
Plalnyicw's most dcvout workers. she
was leader ana highly appreciated
by all her acquaintance.
Funeral arrangements have not been
announced
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-15
American Yeomen
Give Box Supper
at 10. OF. Hall

4 boX supper h. 90 b. given by the
Brotherhood ~ American N,umon a.
morrow evening at 73O o'clock ut the
l. .. o. 4. hail, II has been announced
The ladies' are busy preparing IA,
boxes and the goodies Ia fill them with.
ana the men are expected 90 have then
pUls>ts fun Of money with which o.
buy the boxes. 10 rs said.
4 new enthusiasm h being taken y,
his organization. \ degree team will
probably be- organized soon aud thu
members are baking forward Ia som,
good work Ia the future.
Al new members, their families and
their friends are Invited to attend the
hnX supper tomorrow evening. nH well
as the old members and their guests
\ good program II bcing arranged Tor
the occasion, II IN said.
Does Your Boy Know You?
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-15
Does Your Boy Know You?
JOIN THE MOOSE.
DOLLARS GINEN
LOCAL SAI.NATI ARMY

Airs Ellly Estes did some ycomna
work for the salvation Army last
night. She took up "a collection from
pass,fsby un thr street In front of the
Dcundi thcutor and from thos" coming
out 81 the thclt,r after the show Tho
collection totnlod over twontysiN doi.
lars. That is the spirit that IN goiag
tu put tho drive over .Amlrilluns de
clare.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-15
Salvation Army Is
GivenConSideration

Greater int'I.r'' E1y4 Nuptlin
ilolhrouk is hrue shown boz thc cam.
ualgn for funds tn tbo caro- NJ the
ocal cNp'rsUH of tlD salvation Army
ihnu 40 amy pr,,iuus time since the
drive started.
Many persons uf first seemed -
have the idea that tho money they
were asked ~ rnu'.butr would hu Ell.
Icndcd outside of tho city That BE- not
400. The work thHt we have mapped
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-15
AMARILLO NEWS WEDNESDAY MORNING DECEMBER 49, 1920

ont fnr tho organization boo Amarillo
VIII C,ll for tho expenditure ot tho
money $50 are now trying tu raise
unl th. work cannot Dec J.u. without
th, money
Tho captain warmly commended tho
vur, h'.ns dome Boo tna campaign ly
Mrs y o. Muutrum,rN OF tH. Atha.
mm club aud uI N. .. 80. Davis.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-15
tLNNIkE> WI l. PUT
OVER =. 4. CAMPAIGN

" " Firnuik,n gays that the Sal
walton Army drive is not % drIy, hu'
o. campaign ~ adds TINT Oh, cam
paisn viii continue until tho quota his
been riscd IN other words. be- pro
poses 10 "nrht u out ou this liu, d,
h lAk,. an Nlnlor."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-15

MEMPHIS Texas. De-. ll-Nipm.
phia Zero Service company WAS ur.
Tnl1'i th.s week a plano uul land.
mf field have h,n secured and q oil.
i.t employed Service n0fhtlud boz.
s'uu.iIon school VIII d. maintained. T..
q. johnson is general MANAGER.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-15
Mortuary
Piain,lcw Woman Dead.

tpcTi1I ~ IhI NCWH.
PLAlNNll;W. Texas Dec IA Mr.
J. \ Graves. mother ~ j. u. Graves
OF this city died 40 $50 O'Clock to.
night Mrs Graves wHr one uf the
oldest residents NJ ~" Panhandle. bp.
ing ~ years old ot IN, time 81 her
d.Llh.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1920-04-16
OBITUARY

A wave of sadness passed over the
community when it was learned that
Mrs. Knute Throndson had passed
away at her home on Monday y NJ,
April 9Th. after about a months i'll.
ness. death being due to LaGrippe
and heart failure.
Caroline. eldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Lars Bekkedahl, was bora
near Blooming Prairie. Mimi, on
May 21st, 1862, where she grew to
womanhood. She was married to
Knute Throndson on February 2Otn.
1883. Six children came to bless
this union of which three survive
They lived ON their farm near Bloon.-
ing Prairie until 1901 when thev
moved to their homestead in Roberts
county, where they have since resid-
ed.
Mrs. Throndson was always fav-
orite in the community, numbering
her friends by her acquaintances.
ollC iCdtcS W luOuII llGI lOSS, llGt IL LS-.
band, her son Thomas of Avondahl.
Mont, two daughters, Mrs. C. A. Sor-
enson of Long Hollow, and Mrs. J..
]. Sweeney of sisseton, also two
brothers and four sisters, all residing
near Blooming Prairie, Mimi. The
funeral was held Thursday afternoon
from Hope Lutheran church, Rev. B.
p. FAIRNESS officiating, and interment
was made in Hope cemetery where
she was laid to rest beside her two
eldest daughters.
Those who attended the funeral
from out of town were two sisters,
Mrs. A. Hjelmen of Blooming Prai-
rie, and Mrs. Lars Jorgenson. of Aus
tin, MINI.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1920-04-16
POULTRY SHOW

1t looks pretty much like Sisseton
is going to have real poultry show
this coming winter. The committee
who have been working on it hav.:
met with splendid success and have
already received the names of many
throughout the county who will en-
hibit at the show. If you have not
sent in your name. and are INTERESTED
send your name at once to o. G.
Tracy or Emil Aker so they may noti-
fy you of the date of the meeting at
which time Mr.. Ed. l.. Hayes will b.
present to help organize the assocla-
tion and get started
The success of the show depends
ON the number of birds shown. Don't
wait until the show has been made a
success by others, but help boost from
the start. Ii you think your poultry
is not as good as you would like to
have it. you are not too late vet 10
purchase eggs or. chicks OF the quali-
ty you would like. A successful
show this year will mean a show
every year, SO let's all boost for a big
show.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1920-04-16
TIN NEW POST OFFICE

The two buildings that have for
merly occupied the lots on which the
new post otrlce building will be
erected have been moved away, and
work will commence soon IL tohe new
building. This building was made
possible by the public spiritedness
of our present postmaster. Mr.. i.ins-
ter ana assistant. Mr.. Drentell. Fol
time itssseemed that we would be
forced tofaccept the poorest place i'll
the city for post office, but these
wo young men got busy, and as le-
suit, Sisseton will have the best post
office buila ng in this part of the
country. as good as if some senator
in Washington had been reared "a
Sisseton.S
Along side OF the post ocss;ce. Pcase
& Horr will build new building, and
will move into it as soon as finished
These .,.oung men also deserve much
credit. Their headquarters fos
plumbing and heating will be estab.
lished there
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1920-04-16
OBITUARY

| Mabel Restan was born in Roberts
county, So. Oak, September 2Stla.
1895, died at the Sanitorium at Gus
ter. South Dakota, March 2S. 1920.
Her young life was spent almost en-
tirely in; Sisseton, where she lived
with her father, O. S. Restan, and
grew toIfoung womanhood. Her
school days We're spent in the Sisseton
public schools. Having been widely
! known and favorite among her as
sociates, many were sadly grieved or
account OF her death.
Last fall her health began to fail
and she was taken to the sanitoriuln
i'll hopes that she would be able ,o
recover. but after that she steadily
declined.
The funeral was held from the
Goodwill Lutheran church on April
9Th, and interment was made in the
Sissetons cemetery.
There are to mourn her loss besides
the fathef, o. s. Restan. the follow
ing brot1ers and sisters: severan
Restan, MRS Iver 1verson. Mrs. Will
liam Larson and Mrs. Henry Fonder
of Sisseton, and Mrs. Albert Christ
ianson and Gertie of Brainard, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christianson and Gertie
were the out of town relatives who
attended the funeral.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1920-04-16
AN OPEN LETTER
Editor of The Standard:

Editor OF The Standard:
The spring rain will soon be on. j
suppose we will have repetition of
last years flood, in the east part of
the city, when the flood water stood
on the sidewalks and streets ten inch
es to two fee, for weeks. All the
flood water east of Court street and
the east half of Whipples farm flows
down the alley on E: Maple street
that should carry away most of tlle
water, but the parties living on the
block. have filled it up level full OF
ashes, tin cans, old stove pipes, bed
springs and every old thing. l think
it but right that this part of the city
should be put in sanitary condition.
W. A. Robinson.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1920-04-16
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks to those who so kindly assis-
ted us during the sickness and death
ofsour beloved daughter and sister.
o. S. Restan
Severian Restan
Mrs. Iver Iverson
Mrs. Albert Christianson.
Mrs William Larson
Gertie Restan.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1920-04-16

E Hanks Hired Man says: "When
W man votes again the politishuns
& may not git all he's after, but when
r votes with 'em he has the same
hance Jonah wauld have had II the
M brd hadn't been loolkin' out for i'm
Va the Lord don't seem to do much
N poor devils that git swallered by
u, sosta fish
a mat the unfair use Of courts t5
onalI up the sale Of North Dakota
int. foa farm loans aud state indus
ven us not the result of any speslal
studi \tion in North Dakota is show,
Id son -, ! fact that the .asme tactics have
t. II fused to suspend operations Of
en- a .leral farm loan bank
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1920-04-16

Continued on Last PasslI
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-02-06

Star Mirror: Statistics show that
during the past few years every
kind of farm animal in the United
States decreased in number, except
milk cows, which increased less
than n per cent. 1t does not take
a mathematician to figure OUT
that with our livestock decreasing
year by year and our population in
creasing by leaps and bounds (estim-
ated at more than 1000, 900 net in
crease per Year, something must
be done to save the livestock in
dustry or we will become a nation
of vegetarians. Everything done
to increase the output Of TODD
animals is a step in the right d.
rectlon. Improving the quality of
the animals is about the safest and
surest way of increasing production
of meat. Latah county has many
men who are doing that work and
doing 1T we'll. There is probably
a brighter future for the breeder of
better livestock than for men en-
gagged in any other industry.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-02-06

Spokane always has something do
ing to attract the crowds from
adjacent towns. If it isn't a hard
ware convention, stock show, or
something of that sort, there is at
least a Meeting for Housewives
going on.
If one Of the myriad number Of
aspirants for the nomination for
president on either the republican
or democratic ticket, we're to put a
good substantial plank in his plat
form advocating the utter destruc-
ton of. bolshevism and any organ
ization having .bolshevikl prln,
ciples he would get a big American
vote. 1t is, and always has been,
noticeable that the professional
politician caters to all classes re-
CARELESS of any principles which
they may advocate. They are out
after the vote and an |. W. w. vote
counts as much with them as an
American vote. One candidate for
the nomination has "Americanlsm''
for his battle cry. This IS a broad
platform but indefinite. It repre-.
sents a sweeping assertion with
nothing tangible, no definite
promise, included in it. Whoever
the next successful candidate is for
the presidency ne can win undying
fame by Kidding America of the
thousands of would-be reformers.
A general housekeeping seems to
be most necessary at this time, to
bring about peace and harmony in
these grand old United States OF
ours.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-02-06
Linden News

Mrs. Ed Fonberg. who has been
in Carither's Hospitala t Moscow.
returned home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Right were
callers at the George Garner home
Sunday afternoon.
H. j. Starr is suffering from an
attack of pleurisy.
C. H. Fry returned from Moscow,
Saturday.
Mrs. Vaughan called on Mrs. Fon-
berg Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Alexander and
Mrs. Addie Alexander spent SUNDAY
with the Misses Eva and Leah
Smith.
Miss Alice Gilman returned home
Saturday after a two months stay
at c. H. Fry.s.
Miss Edith jerks, who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. Lou Alex
ander, returned to her home IN
Lewiston Saturday.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-02-06
Tacoma Gun Store, Inc.
Tacoma, Wash.

Largest Stock of Hunters and
Trappers Supplies in the Northwest
Especial attention to mail order.
Send one cent stamp for catalogue.
Rev. E. l.. Whiddon's son of Lee
land, Idaho is agent for the cele-
brated Refers ''More Egg, guar
anteed to make hens lay or money
refunded. By mail $1.OO per box,
3 boxes for $2.25. Address Slater
WhlddOn, Leland, Idaho. 3-tf
j. G. Hamil has been appointed
farmer representative for the
Hewitt-Lea-Func Co., of Sumner,
Wash. All interested in silos are
advised to call and see the H-L-F
double wall silo at his place. Can
quote you terms and prices on all
sizes of ready cut silos and garages.
]. C. Hamll, Juliaetta.
Phone 1925. 3-tt
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-02-06
. Chronic Co ~nstipation

There are people who never! have
a movement of the bowels without
it is produced by a catnartic. Most
of them have brought that condition
on themselves by the use of mineral
waters and strong cathartics that
take too much water out of the
system and aggravate the disease
they are meant to relieve. A mild
laxative tonic like Chamberlaln's
Tablets affords a gentle movement
of the bowels that you hardly real
ize has been produo ed by a medicine,
and their use is not likely to be fol-
lowed by constipation.