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So i21ts
Do Do. District Dpurt oft tlr tuuuly uf Hrr
uiIIlIH. State uf Nsu Nrstcr
Tho First National Bank Uf MHrdnlrua. NrF
hrNiro. q corporation fldinIlhH
d % s%orrei.. Matte sprr-Il, A G. ncnr,
ths lHknnHu Heirs Of q A Henry De
ceased aud lnluuVu tluImHutr of lntrt
Notice II. hereby given 90 q - -%orrrl,
Matte ~urr,IIs. 4 & lirurr. thr uoirs ~
. A HruB deceased and amy aud hli
srribcd pusmisHe adverse io The liut Ma
finual Hank 1f NaEiHIrua. IS ~ that suit
has hrDu commenced aud be- nov pending lu
thr Distrirt Court Of ihe state OF hca McA
wherein thr sHlI Tht Fret NaiHril Dana OF
MagdAlrna u1ntH and sou thv sald
thr untuuvu urirs of . a Hem, deceased
premises adverse io plnintiu are defendants,
thut tue object end purpose uf sold .uit iA
200 Establish uIHtutln s HHtatg and quiet rs
title against .sIi defendants boz and 600 luf.
I.u Town Company or gIuHI TuHusitc tu
ihr CTS uf Albuquerque. New NrNIru us me
SAME BE- known and dfsisuHtsd coo tho map OF
thr r1fI addition ulr1 u thr uhru Of tir
Pra9ai" tlrrk nnd unei' Recorder ~ Der
HaillI" tuuntF View hralDn uu ntrsmhcr
2ptl 1-s- That unle.s YOU tho sold ie.
f%rninni. enter 'uv Hpprularre uH ur hrinrn
thg a1Ih d'f ni March iNsu Judgment ly
default vIII o., |r"Hd.r.d against you
Name and address of pIhigtH attorney BIS
frgd N'rhoIaf MastaltHs Neu Mr,iou
Mltnrss mH hand and thr seal Of said
enri 'h' 'ih d'1 OF ,era1{y nee
Count, rlert ava y umslo Ciart VI
Tho District tuurf
Hy UAHRN . itI n.puft
rrh plo 20 March D
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The twins had climbed 10 the =
THE sPARHows COME TO LUNCH

'Bzzzz-1z-zz''
Nancy and Nick heard the telephone
wire huzing beside them. That mrmt
Mr.. and Mrs. Someone was calling
Mr.. and Mrs. Someone Else.
The twins had climbed to the very
top Of a telephone pole (grecn shoes
helping, and magical mushroom guild
ing). They had an idea: and q very
good one II was. although % never
occurred 10 hem hat they were
cavcsdropping
They had looked everywhere for
Jocko, their monkey. and he was still
missing. But they thought that A.
anyone far on had seen him, they
would likely mention u to their
friends on the telephone. So up they
had climbed TO listen.
"Heilo," Il was cynthia S%parrow's
voice that ansWc cred the ring.
Hello, Cynthy! This Is Sally,
came the other voice. - called up
"a see " Won and ~ would bring the
children over to lunch"
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sense Of duty 20 the people OF the
state. I made up nay mind 10 call
this special session ~ the lrgisli-
turc, / wuH further encouraged
boy. an abiding faith and conf
druce Boo your own patriotic de-
Votlun tu the public interest, so
that. iu d|izpOsipg of thr few sub
jccfs OF legislation here submitted
Tor Your confederation, we Will
not disuppoint tho carnest hope
% demand uf the taxpayers ~
the STATE hat this session he uS
brief as possible, aud I c%onfid'utly
look tl see your LAHORE concluded
during the present week.
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MASTER BUILDERS.

A LBuQUERQUE has a special welcome for the southwestern
electrical engineers and plant managers who are in convention
here today. These men are for the most part young men.
graduates Of scientific o technical schools; full Of the vcrnacular
synonym Tor ambition, viz, Pep II would be a splendid thing for
orr young people if this convention Of modest young men might be
assembled in the high school building where all students could see the
character Of men comprising IT, There could be no more graphic
lesson " the value Of school and college and technical training; be-
cause these menl. many Of them little more than boys. are drawing
large salaries and are hc1diEg positions Of leadership IN the business
and industrial affairs Of this region. They are the officials in charge
Of the speeding up Of industry ~hereaSouts; high priests Of mod
cn Miracles master builders.
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ILEGAL NOTICIls
5 NoTIoE

nAlANAnAAhA = WI
state Of New Meyiro. County Of hernalillo 10
the Probate Court.
in the Matter NJ The Estate u John Tinker
Deceased.
Noucp b hereby given that First savings
hauk aud Trust Co. ~ Albuquerque Hdmin
istratur uf the Estate nf John Nlukrr. De
nhliln County. New MrNirn iNt hnal report
ns such Administrator and the Court has
aNed Monday the ist ha, ~ March 1920
a. Ono dHf ioF hearing uI.rrfIuus. 10 Hny there
b.. 30 ths approval NJ said hnal report 70 tu
O'Clock nf The forsroon III said dsg and For
The discharge ~ said Naturalization and Die
bond
Witness my hand an the seal ~ said Pro.
hatr Court this t7th day OF January iN3u
tSeall NtSlut MuNlONA
Probate Clerk
Jan 20. Feb ? 9 10
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q
why. that's real Kind. sally" Hald
Cynthia. Il don't know but VI can.
get 30 tarnol tired trying to scare
up something Tor meals. ! nearly go
crazy. IN scrub up the children
right away FOR they've been play
INK IN the dust pile and they're
aightsi'
That's fine exclaimed sally
sparrow, In e pleased voice. i've
got a treat for you. Jake Just sewcd
some white lettuce seed In o. garden.
and then watcred u. 80 hurry over
before the sun dries Il. Goodbye
'Bzzz-2s," went the wire. ringing
on.
Then the twins climbed down the
pole al quickly as they could and
ran to the house. Neat they ran into
the garden with something and were
ever sO busy Tor "a while
When Mi. and Mrs 81 sparrow and
family arrived. Mrs. SALLY sparrow
was sitting up IN e. tree scolding for
dear ne; for right ov"r tho lettuce
bed was an old wire window screen
No delicious seeds Tor them that DAY
the IL dag Of Suytmhcr. 1919 ID $40
e. clock A NJ. Recorded iu Vol ID Misc.
Of Records nf said county foln 800
tsrall NESrOH MONToiA.
hy Cerk and Recorder.
OLIVIA ENERtrT pcput, Clcfs.
Compared I'M Dr. tn Or.
feh g. ~.
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THE EvENINe hERALp Is heartTr sIad n the nrirlL.rn Of nn

TIE EVENING HERALD s heartily glad q The privilege Of an
houncinp IN is news columns this afternoon the election OF Capt
James n 1laddiDg to the position OF city manager. Without the
slightest reflection upon hie predecessor, whose record is good and
whose resignation was voluntary. we believe Jim Gladdng is the
man for This job. Albuquerque has seen him at work and knows
what he chn do. We have seen him mix technical knowledge and.
sound training with hard commons sense and apply the mixture with
courage 10 local conditions and problems That's the treatment
needed here now. We believe Albuquerque welcome TO Jim Gladding
as city manager will be unanimous and that in everything he under
takes for Albuquerque there will be unanimous desire to obey the
capteinS orders.
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NO HNN HNNNHNNN" NHH"||NN|"
TINS is 10 GENTLY that ur under
sigHrd being u. the Original lu'uUHrainfH
wh1 have hled thr trruhents % lu,Yrpo,a
ton OF tho above uauurd ,nrpurfuou thereby
a.suriauuE thrusrI.s. turt fhrr under thn
provisions of thr laws of Co., state 90 Nr.
MrtIru. far and 1u behalf of fbem.rI.rs aI
atrd VAN th,u aud sold corporation. d1
hereby declare that there shall ps 900 .i"rh
led by sid corporation ana that 90 stock
holder. uf said corporation shHIl hr rNruri
trnm al .HnH, a.. A'g'nni oi a" ,tnsh
fnr the amount ut capitol stool certified t'
have bseu paid boo property or gasb 40 ne
'iTT q T@"gn,'mg"' 81 sa',' l,,,,,I Az,
mao Albuquerque Sew heslt1 b., tho agent
Of said corporation upon whom proe'sa
rs wiTNfss WHEREBY We ,aii u,or
poraiors hayr hsrrunlu 700 our hands and
seal. tbs .etb ds, Of uogh,g t,iH
nj CROUCH
State uf Sew Nrl,n
Or th.s 2ath 10, of October 1919 before
mr personally 90 8 hs.slnaH 30 bush
I.Io". d,.rl ,si Ir aad sba sssratsa y,
f0rrEuiuF aud arkuuuI lodged ihht
thoy executed the same ~ theif free oct and
iN WITNESS WHEREOF. . have h],reuu,o
zoe my band and rmsrd Jay uhcial seal the
~ aod }'af ur'' above ,ntisn vrNx
Notary Public.
Ny commission expire. luiy 90. 1899
ENDORSED.
so 1919 Cor ktg a. Vol g. Page f1t
CrrtihoHiv of Nuu. Liability uf -iHrhhuldDrs 90
MENTMuNI COAL COMPANY $50 StufN
holder. IfHHIHt.I FiIri m umrg "t stat"
Corporation Commission of Sew hrslop o.
inhrr Iu 1919 q 800 % m
A b. MORRISON. tl"th.
CumuaIHd $40 foo
State nf So" NrfIru.
tuurfy Hf Santa I,-ss.
hrrrUy certify tnr. uIs instrument Was
Hlrd for record un tty l1th day 81 u'iuhCr
a u 1919 at u'r'Urk 70 NJ. aud uns duly
recorded in Nuut o Of the records of Corp
mage tlu. uu this Iufh itt ~ October 4 ID.
1919 Witness m} uHud aud agal q once.
tSssI ALINEuu llttNN
county Clerk santa be-. a r..
TRED LOrEI. Deputy
lAnENfD
~tnta ~ Sew Mpsir1.
County ot Bprunlnlu=s .
This instrument VA. hlrl fur record ON
tht ist day of November 1919 ut go
DO clock a " Recorded 300 Vol u Misc.
of Record. uf raid county Folio I21.
l-pnIl hESTNN AuAln1N
Hg Clrrk aud Recorder.
OLIVIA E,FRITr prpul Clerk
Compared NN Ir t1 on.
tru. lu.lt.
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AIhuqueraue has a mighty warn welcome for the Cleveland boosters
who arc shAnnE rs today These IRE the men who have been building chve-
land into ono of the worlds wonder cities We prefer TO call them Cleveland
Builders. rather than Cleveland BOOSTERS and w have 70 doubt they will
like the une OF builders best OF the two.
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- Aln.ihnlanr. IInhIt.I

tNu iut7D with rndorsemeuts thereon. a.
same appears on hlr and NJ record iu the
ulncV ut the state Corporation toiumttHiuh
To- Testimony Whereof tho Stale tnrpu p
tion Commission of the state Of New Mexico
has rausrd Tho certificate TO hr signed hN
- Ohaimrn aud tho seal Of Hald tnnmis
sion. 10 be- shRed AZ the CITY Of santa b. or
this luth day Of October, A ID 1919
tSrall htGu n. WILLIAMS
Attest Chairman.
a g. NANEANARES Acting Cicrk
CERTIFICATE ut INCORPORATION
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The Arizona iTzaaetlr required two days IN special session to enact the
Iesaiuuon raatying national equal suffrage II may require somewhat more
tme M fht Tor New Mexeos assembly 10 take the anne action Ht tic
0mhafr Gathering 4f Santa Ft to-day Gnu rest assured 20 tns " they ft
~ nll the nltnuui suffrage nendfnc "a Will take the entire memhefship
= Ions iOs time 80 come back
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LEGAL NOTICES


state ~ Now Meklr1
state Corporation tunImlssiln of Nov Mexico
CERfifttATE 90 COMPARISON
United states nf America.
State of Sew Wtxiro=ss
10 l. Hereby Certified, that tho HnurXrd
IN q fuu true and complete Transcript ~ The
CERTIFICATE 0F 1NCORPORAr1oN
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In dealing with the matter OF IN
rational guard. which the war dc
has authorized 10 be organ
zed. the governor said In part;
The expense n cqulpplng and
maintaining this portion OF the
national guard Will be betrayed
by the federal government, there
arr. however. some expenses. rel
ativcly very small, which VIII
have TO he provided ror - the
state such. Tor Instance. a. .he
building Of Stables FOR the horses
Of the cavalry. this item OF eN-
ncnse viii have to be incurred
onb once. Tor after the stables
are constructed. a very inslgnifi-
cent amount OF money VIII suffice
60 keep them In repair, but in
order 10 maintain this orranszn-
uon at It's full grade of cfticlcn-
Cy. some additional expense will
have to be borne By the state IN
the way OF providing for addt-
tlonal help In the adJUtant gem
erals office "A statement or bud
get. showing what that addition
al expense will amount to, VIII
De submitted to you. and 7 re-
quest that you meet those neces-
sary expenses by proper leglsia-
ton.
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We. the undcrsisned boz order Do form %
corporation ter ths purpose hereinafter stat
frn. under and pursuant 90 the Laws ~ Che
state 81 hrH sirsirn ruiItlrd An Act Co
Regulate the Formation and GUYsfumru, 90
Corporation Tor Mining Manufactures in.
dusirIni and Other TuwuitH approved
March 49, 1908. end amendments thereto. do
hereby certify as faIluwss
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-11-13

Alexander Majors, pioneer
creightcr. whose determined foresight
established Kansas City as the great
trading post OF the Southwest, and
to whose memory the erection OF n
omnumont was suggested at the time
of his death, January Il, 1900, gave
the following description Of T.. Y.
Aubrcy's famous ride:
zone of tho most remarkable fc1ts
ever accomplished was made by +. y.
Aubrey, who Travelled the distance Of
eight hundred miles, between Santa
Fe, n. NJ. and Independence. No, in
five days and thirteen hours. This
ride, in my opinion. IN one respect
was the most remarkable one ever
made by any man. The entire dis
tance was ridden without stopping to
rest, and having change Of horses
only once in every one hundred or
two hundred miles. He kept a lead
horse by his side most Of the time, so
that when the one he was riding gave
out entirely. he changed the saddle
to the extra horse. left the horse nc
had bcen riding and went on again
at full speed.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-11-13

Every fellow has his explanations
OF how it happened anad / am not
going to be left out OF the procession
but will insist on telling mine. There
are several millions of Germans in
this country, a large percentage OF
them having come from that country
TO America and the rest are children
Of those who did come. Their sym
pathies during the war were largely
with the Fatherland. and many of
them openly opposed America. I
have neighbors who knocked on the
United States in every way during the
war, and some of them claim to be
democrats, but during the campaign
were rampant republicans villifying
the president and the democratic
party in every way possible. These
were appealed to by the republicans
throughout the country. and this sew
republican vote would make a land
slide saying nothing of the solid ne
gro vote. and every dissatisfied ele-
ment whose prejudiccs were appealed
to and who supported their ticket.
II is the history OF wars, that the ad-
ministratlOn which conducts the war
is usually turned down by the people.
II the vote of those who were Op-
posed to the government during the
war could have been eliminated, as
it was in the election when Lincoln
ran for his second term the demo-
Gratis would have won easily. | do
not wish to be understood as stating
that every German I'm this country
was disloyal or that every German
voted the Republican ticket, there
are many exceptions; but l dare say
that 90 per cent Of them voted with
the Republicans and thousands of
them had always heretofore voted
the democratic ticket. Had you
noticed how the list OF successful
candidates are 80 many OF them Of
German names? II not. just run
over them and you will be surprised
TO note what large per cent OF them
are German"
SAM TIE COOK.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-11-13

"The republican politicians are
jubilant now that the election is over
and they were successful far beyond
their fondest dreams. but most OF
thcm are generous to a fallen foe
who though defeated has not surren-
dorcd. and is still undaunted and un-
afraid. These men are, now through
with the paign OF slime and vilf-
cation o. our president and his ad-
minis,ratlon. ana their voices are
hushed along that line. There are
men. however, who cannot be gener-
Gus, but whose hate must spew out
its slime at every opportunity. In
the great morning spasm Of my friend
Chuck Deal Morris last Monday morn
ing among other comments on the
election is quotation from q gentle
man who spells his name by the
euphonius combination Of the fol-
lowing letters: K-a-h-p which l pre-
sumo he pronouncos as "can" or
Conn" Tho other part of his name
Is otto, all Of which reminds us Of
Die Wacht am Rhine" "Kamerad," 4"
otc., and / feel Ike l would like TO
say TO this Dutchman about his vii
lainous abuse Of the president Of our
country and the policy Of our cOun-
try In the conduct OF the war Just
what the negro American soldier said
10 the treachcrous Dutchman who,
after firing Nlciously his last shot at
the negro. began To hollcr pleadingly,
"Kameradel Ksmerade" which TO
the negro sounded Ike Come a rod"
and the negro said as he shot the ras-
cal. "Loobie here. white man. you's
done como rod too fer now" !
think I remember Of hearing of this
mounting traitorous rascal during the
war using his yillanous tongue then
TO dofamo his adopted country but
who became silent when Fort Ogle-
thorpe lDomed up before his cowardly
vision aud he heard talk Of people
being intorucd there for Just such
conduct as was his at that time.
When / see eXaltation OF such speci-
mems Of animal as this, l am proud
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-11-13
SAM THE COOK
Continued from Page l'our)

saddle, but 1t IS interesting to note
now how they may get Doc Grassland
provided for and get him settled. If
they can just sidetrack him by getting
him appointed as minister to Liberia
once more, there no doubt will be JOY
in the camp, but Doc was sent to that
land Of black men once before, and
he has had enough. lie has higher
ambitions this time, and his dear as
sociates in the organization are not
to get rid OF him so easily this tine.
The st. Joseph postoff,ce looks good
to Doc. His old antagonist Chuck
Deal might accept the post TO Liberia
and thus brethren might dwell to-
gcther in unity, and sweet harmony
prevail in the councils OF BY Gum d
Company.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-11-13

The American who first gazes on
the shield Of the Canadian Pacific
Railway is struck with the flap tailed
little animal sitting in the fore
ground This is no less than Mr.
Beaver, the chap who started out to
build dam and built up the Domin-
ion of Canada in addition for good
measure.
Columbus did not seek pelts when
he discovered America. Others came
to find China. but when Cathay did
not prove to be around the corner
and the lroauois signed the baptismal
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-11-13
HAVE hit THE MARK BETTER

In your sermon this morning you
spoke Of a baby as new wave on
the ocean of Hfe," remarked the faith
er Of an oyergrown family to the vicar
after the mornings service.
quite So" replied the clergyman.
"A pooucal figure OF speech. Quite
So"
do you not think" suggested the
harassed member Of his flock. that
a fresh squall would have hit the
mark bCtter?"
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-11-13
of my vote for Cox and the old Amer
lean democratic party.

James II. Kelly Esq. is a negro
lawyer of this city. and Jim is a pret
ty good fellow, too. He and his race
gave loyal and solid support to the
republican party locally and nation
ally in the late election. and now we
understand the colored folks had
meeting and endorsed Jim for assist
ant prosecuting attorney OF this
county. and have put it up to Perry
Brubakcr TO give recognition for the
splendid support OF the colored race
by appointing Jim to be his assistant.
In the campaign the republicans
boasted they would get the solid negro
vote and they did. and it places the
negro race in position to demand
recognition. OF course Perry will not
turn these faithful supporters of the
republican party. BY Gum. Chuck
Deal. Jee Gosh and even Doc Cross
land will o. X. Jim's application no
doubt.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-11-13
NOmCE Ia rINAL sETTIMMENT

NoGgo Is hereby given TO all cred
Itors ana others Interested in the os-
tat. Of Iapazar Curd. deceased that
l. Charles T.. I.outermiich, Aumiuls-
TRAITOR OF stId estate, intend tp make
Final settlement thereof az the next
term uf the PROBATE Court Of BuChau-
au County, state Of Missouri. TO be
hold AZ the court house in st. Joseph,
Missouri. on the first Monday ot De-
rDMbcT, 1920.
CIAHLEs T.. LOUTERMiLCII
Administrator.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-11-13
NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT

Notice is hereby given to all cred
itOrs aud others Interested in the IS
tate OF George ". Montgomery, de-
ccased, that /, George :. montgomery,
Administrators Of said estate. intend
to make Final settlement thereof al
the next term Of the Probate Court
of Buchanan County state Of Mis-
sOuIi, 10 be held at the court house
in II. Joseph, VI Missouri, on the first
Monday Of December, 1920.
GEORGE :. NrGOAEIiY.
Administrator.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-11-13
THE REMARKABLE RIDE
OF FELIX AUBREY
WHO MADE \ TRIP IN EARLY
DAYS TIE HISTORY or WHICH
STILL LIVES
RODE FROM INDE-
PENDENCE TO SANTA FE

And Made the Great "Trip Of Our
IiIht Hundred Miles on iiorscbaCt
iu the Remarkably ShOrt Time Of
Iiyc Days and ThirtCCn Hours
Which Record Has Sever Bccn
Broken NCiihcr Was II Ever
Tquallcd in the History Of Ia"
Great West.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-11-13

certificate with the end Of his toma-
hawk the st. Lawrenc, would prob
ably have been abandoned but for its
upper reaches which hammered and
screeched with beavers. The French
founded Montreal with bell, book and
beaver skin-the original name of
the city was Hochelaga, which me; ms
Beaver Meadow" B'rer Beaver
even became the medium Of ex
change, even as tobacco IN Li,e early
days Of Virginia. and no In Ian could
buy the coveted gun or the necklace
his Minnehaha longed for without
the precious pelts.
Canada received its start as the
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-11-13
THE NEW ADDITION

Teacher--Now. Willie if / give YOU
five rabbits and then four more. how
many would you have?
Willie-Ten.
Teacher--IIow do you make that
out2
. Willie-Well. have one at home
already.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-11-13

republicans got everything. for now
they can no longer be the party Of
criticism and can have no excuse If
they fail TO function in all the various
matters they have promised to per-
form.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-11-13

land Of furs and particularly beaver
Civilization followed the trapper and
trader, and as the fur trade work ed
ever northward, the white mar went
with it, developed new territory AID
established new outposts In the con
quest of the wilderness.
Mr.. Beaver is still an impo -tant
parsonage. Recently a company has
been organized in Montreal with
capital Of $4,000, 900 to conduct 'ur
auctions in order that Canada NAV
become the great fur market If th1
world as well as the worlds great
fur producer-and beaver is still the
staple Of the fur trade.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-11-13

well It happened boys. didn't it?
l am just recovering and l think Bob
Taylor's story OF the cusslns parrot
illustrates my feelings just after cleo
tion day. pretty well. The owner Of
the parrot worried over the problem
OF breaking his parrot from cussing
and finally a friend told him next
time he got to cussing just 10 dOuse
parrot, cage ana all in a barrel Of
water and nearly drown the rascal
and 1t would brsak him. One day
Mr.. Parrot started cusslng and the
owner grabbed the cage and soused
parrot. cage and all. down into a
barrel of water, taking him out and
repeating the dose in quick and rapid
succession several times. and then
shaking the cage around over his
head several times and then setting
it down on the floor. The parrot was
lying down on the floor OF the cage
and rising and shaking himself Wig
orously to get the water out OF his
feathers. he cooked one eye up to his
owner and called out Ia a shrlll voice;
Where in the hell was you when the
cyclone 2" | was somewhat be-
wiIdered, and felt like propounding
the question OF tho parrot to my
friends when / met them. I am Ie-
covering rapidly now, and feel some
satisfaction now IN the fact that the
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-11-13

at is rumored that Lewis Randolph
has been offered the position of first
assistant prosecuting attorney. This
is a very worthy recognition of one
Of the finest young men in the re-
publican party in this county. and /
am glad Perry Brubaker had the
You know Lewis was one Of the Albus
boys who got rolled last spring by
Jce Gosh and By Gum & Company,
and Perry must have got off the res
ervation and run loose little while
for this holy bunch will not be likely
to approve Of this appointment.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-11-13

ST. Joseph had its first cold snap
OF the season this week.