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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-01-07
WASN'T KISSING.

There was commotion in the rear
OF the theater, and the usher was
seen eJectlng man. The man was
spluttering angrily when the mana.
ger of the theater came into the lob
by.
why did you eject this man ?" asks
ed the manager.
He was kissing the performance
replied the usher.
Why did you; hiss the perform,
ance?" asked the manager.
Il d d d didn't h h hiss" splut.
tered the man. ~ m m m merely
s said t t to m m my friend
beside me: IS S S Sammy, is S $ ne
the S S S singing S superb,'s
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-01-07

It will be as well to be a trifle sus-
picious Of the man who now begins to
inform the world that after all it was
wrong tolhate the Germans.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-01-07

An English surgeon maintains that
gland grating, such as advocated by
DR.. Serge Voronoff, is nonsense. An
other good graft ruined.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-01-07

morning. Several young people join
ed the church and were baptized.
A very pleasant time was had by
all who attended the hunt supper and
dance at the town hall Tuesday even
ing.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-01-07

How to let go of strike is some.
times as hard problem as how to
start one.
The new industrial commission, we
see, is holding its sessions in secret so
it does not seem likely to add as mucn
to the general confusion had been
feared-Grand Rapids Press.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-01-07

Total ---------sr,196,975.8d
Amount of Res. on hand $169, 007. 04
Amt. of Res. Req. by law $ 7s,S24.7E
State of Minnesota, County of Reds
wood, SIS.
We, j. P. Cooper, President and L,
N. Foreman, Asst. Cashier of the
above named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to
the best of our knowledge and belief,
j. P. Cooper, President.
L. N. Foreman, Asst. Cash,
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 9th day of January 1920.
(SeaD A. F. Hassenstab,
Notary Public, Redwood County, Mimi,
My Commission expires June 81, 1924,
Correct Attest:
R. A. Cooper, Director.
Martin Lorenz, Director.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-01-07
Rank No 10i

BANK NO. 4U0-
Statement of the condition of State
Bank of Redwood Falls at close of bust
ness on December 81, 1919.
Resources.
Loans and Discounts -----S936, O2S.67
Overdrafts ------ 1922
U. S. Bonds and other u. S.
obligations ---------- 1880. 90
Bonds and Securities other
than those of U. S. - $4,000. 90
Banking House, Furniture
and Fixtures -------- 100000
Checks and Drafts in Tran
sit 2,s46lo5
Due from other
Banks -----$152,0 3O.82
Cash on hand
Cur. Ill, $4,000
Gold - $4,000
Silver - 2,795.4O
Other - .82
Total Cash Assets -- 169.OO7 .O4
Checks and Cash Items 3,274.88
Total --------------$1 1876 975. SO:
Liabilities.
Capital Stock ---s 1O0 600 IN
Surplus Fund -- 25 600 90
| Undivided Profits, Net - 17054.s7
Deposits Subject
to Check $40, 962.2S
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-01-07
$3.50, 5000, $27.9O, $39.75
Three Hour Sale

daily feature during the entire Sale. Beginning
at 900 A. M. to 1900 NJ
with different offerings each day. On Wednesday
we will offer about 20 coats at the ridiculous price
of $500 word to the wise is sufficient
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-01-07

Statement of the condition of State
Bank of Redwood Falls at close of bust
ness on December 81, 1919.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-01-07
ALL DRESSES MUST GO
At Real Cleanup Values

Its necessary that we should have the case room
they take up display the first arrivals of the Spring
Models.
The assortments include models for all occaions of
wear displaying all the popular materials in all the most
satisfactory styles. Women of all ages and types will
have difficulty in finding sizes fit them stylishly
and becomingy.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-01-07
WOMEN'S AND MISSES SUITS
At Great Reductions

+ We will soon be receiving lines Of Spring
goods. We will need space to display them; so Sc
it get rid Of complete stock of at
once
These stocks include only the seasons most favored
models, wanted materials, and most desirable
shades At the prices quoted good judges of values
will snap them quickly.
Priced for Quick Radiance
$500, S27.0O, 5000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
COLLEGE DRAMATIC CLUBS
PRESENT COMEDY TUESDAY
Plan> Are HrinG Formulated to Give
RAY nt several Places After
LhrIsImIs

iag. dramatic @.uD of Richmond
ana Northampton Colleges viii prr-
sent the Private Secretary" Tues
G.E n'sni AT SEQ .,clock in tile Rod
cross building ~ Northampton Tn
h,nS rrH"'l,d Z" he a pHr;i"ulnriy
SEATS nave been sold iu advance MI
~ "il b" furnished by tire unlvcrsils
'-"" club, assisted IT,, sc.cr.,l local
musicians Miss Hazel raris. OF West
hampton College is diroctim. tho
play.
.Ilans ar" being made Tor trips 10
,M;%Syer.y, %oriolk ana possibly Farm
vie and l.ynchbUrg after the Christ
mas holidays II is also prcbabI.
mat q second performance vii! be-
given IN Richmond
Included ia the cast are.
Mr.. Cstcrmulc .. " I I<,ith
Douglas Cht"I.TlOlr - Srnith
Mr.. Marshaad Robert Mar
EcN. SpaidinS ...... u. v Davenport
no% ...'.. II II. Davjs
Jonh. ......... ........... : j. Miller
,,l'son ~; '..-,... ". T.. Hatcher
Mrs. stead and Eva Webster.
Edith Marshand MISC Eiunor sanford
MISS Peggy RutirriIclti
Miss Ashford. Miss EImira Rulhn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
Bessie Bacon Tells
Ct Uncic. Original
Of Zig ht5sin Biz
Mobiles Plays Perfectly
Part Created By Her
Father.

Nnn BESSIE nae5s wu r. 4
ycar-old prodigy Of TIC theatrical
world making jumps rs Stage Coach
with her father, F'ranS Bacon. in ais
Transforming days y the Far W"si.
she remembers meeting her old great
"hs he who gave Mis, bacon's tall
entcd iath"r his FIRST Inspiration to
write ''Lighiniu'" 81 which he e.
co-Author with Wincheii Sui;n. Miss
Bacon * g WeTnhcr Of The cast com
ing here. having recently l.lt the
New YORK Company. - which sir.
appeared moro than 1000 times ~ d
hcr father
For more than eight years accord
ing TO his daughters story. Frau..
Bacon had been ~ worM on Tight
nin.' ana while he was playing IN
stop Thic! li- handed hig mann
script to Wiuchell Smith. Swilh
whom Miss Bacon RANKS with Bc!as-
90, staged Ia" productions whicn
Producer John Golden IS sending TO
Richmond
FATHERS Unc,c Maurice Was jus,
: as Mr.. MOBILES impersona;.s Kim In
our conpany' says Miss Bacon an
fact, / believe Nr MOBILES met Gnc..
! Maurice some time, for ne and .a.hor
were stag" partners more than
twenty years ago. For two years
while father mss been playing the
= icadiI4 role IA New York Mr. Col
smother 'Lightn!n' ana now we have
AS she recalls him family and has
heard her parents ten of Unci,
Maurice, he Was tn. same uuaIn.
, character depicted In "Lightnin'." the
alert-toneued. Willy. genial old man
!, who never wandered far wi,hou, his
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

is ;airG engagement here Friday
night. bears the distinction Of being
commended by 1r"sia"n; Wilson as
one of the few comedies that me wiz
messed Il second time with Appreciate
lion rs Keen as on his first visit.
Among thc original creators Of the
roles i'll This play who viii L. seen
mere are Charles ". Gocdrich. Jane
Ellison. Mauir iiUnil"y. SiIn"y Hos
drrson and Joseph striker. while Jo-
Serh Bernard. John p'connor, Nlb.rt
Hyde, Beatrice Hughes AMI Muudr
bn'll. jr. ri" ucWsOiucrS. The theme
OF The piece is We'll cuou-h known 20
permit OF an omi-sion of r.abura-
tion. III" Inside secret cf III. !ou.,
p"pularIty o: The play. ana This d..
admitted by those who have taken
u" account OF it's religious appeal. as
well a. by thos" Who argue from
that standpoiu, alone. is THAT Win
ch"h Smith has aimed with true Yutl
dircc, simpliri;y at belief in tie
mtTaCl" OF prayer. AND he has kent
II entirely free from cant and c:vc,i
OF ANY ""t. hiuHcu al S"rinouiliu.s
thoroughly enjoyable week Is In
View 1T tho strand, Next week W.
NH nay" that standard ravoritc frnr,
William \ Brady The Man Who
Cam" tincH, ana Eoi conD= M"Ertt..'.;
Si';trh! ing social comedy. Tea tor
Three"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

flask The nomudir Old man oriyin.!l-
" cam" FROM ;hr South. bat Ms
h"rrah"uiS were unknown TO his
denly y" would pop NJ ia Califorui,
20 remain while with the Eacunq.
Ills dog always travelled win him
"n1 ne Was great favoritr with Inc
iaI tales Of Indians aud Tie WiiL
West
iliss Encous t."atr..,l career
dates back 10 tn" d.Ds when sir. was
q wee chiId. travelling through tho
N'St Wi'I her parents Her mother
20" stag" several years ago Frank
iiHy"H Is nov writing q hook 10 i,r
called "5acustcrminC DAYS TGrou.h
california. N"w Mexico aud NriZouH. q"
ana the story of his daughters carly
stag" career will Ice told l.. that.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
CHIEF LN7ERESTN 'LIGHTlNlM'"
ACEN7ERS PONNILTONNOBLES'
HANDLING OF PRINCIPAL ROLE
>aNclcran of Stage Is Declared to Excel Frank Bacon,
j Co-Aulhor and Creator Of ''lighnn Bill Iones
Turn to the Right" Opens Engagement Friday.

thau Mobiles. they were associated in
th"ai,icais in tn" W"S, ~ the time
tina, Mobiles and his wife. Dolly. We're
ia their Neigh day. Fifteen years back.
Now We are ,"iablH informed that
Bacon himself gives no more finished
touches To tins Cl'.SsiC comedy char
act"r thau Toes Mobiles HIS char
actcriHatipn is AZ Cuio"tul and APP
p"aliu.. III every Nay, hy agreement
of I'LL accredited Judges who hay"
compared the twu. w, are not com
uct"it 10 co.um"n; on the statement
taa; MOBILES Version OF tn" role is
reminiscent OF TN" wor'l % Joseph
Jefferson. but We here relate fer
WHIST Il is worth. For n proper com =
hipIti"n OF dr',EhttNi personality
and acting ability Noh'"s has always
been famed aNd there is no reason
1" believe that his advanced age has
changed this fact. lie IS said to
fave revealed CLEANS of hhmor in
his role whrr" they wcr" unsupported
ven III Hacon's hands. Ia have snrwi,
h.-n$el! alert ANA ~ the Same time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

ncmScr that aite all EFFORTS three
d.ts was the longest cnEaC e'n"nt
which could h" arranged Tor light
min" which viii open IN thicayO the
frs ~ tn. Year Nh Golden is not
given 10 ih" policy pf main;A!"in%
more ihun one compauy outside New
York. hence TIM. u:ohah.l!ty OF re.
nest. is "Xtrc"7rlt" LAZY. Recent de-
vclnpm"utS I'M tho theatrical si'ua-
lion would make this appear Logical
REGARDLESS OF The producers personal
npliuy. which he adhcrcs 20 n" mat
tcr whnt may be the success "f tho
plays b. sponsors. indeed II took
hifu 'nanv IN uths TO nnd NAV.
capable 90 iolow!u., Frank Bacon iu
The role OF "LiEhtnlu' III. jones'
ANA Bacon. from present indications,
still has AN unlimited Npw Work en-
;sagcmeut ahead ~ HIM only q
very few cities ave .cl,iu" tno.r peep
%; "Lightnu" ahead Of thi"au".
rni,rd rrni~c Cor N"hir>.
"nHudor ibis reti~.esHt and nid"rtnk"
tn" ro'" &c "LiehNli"'" asst summer
Will" Bacon tool. "a 3'i,h needed rrs'.
u was generally cuuroivd TINT ihe
play could u"Nrr r' property pro-
S-ut'd vii. amy uuu els" i'm tn"
leading role lnciNeu'nl'y although
i.acou nearly tw.rty years younger
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
That of Latter Included Eve
Bricklayirg Before He
Landed"

john Gsiden began lilo a. au 81
rr"ttlc" trlcklhS"r. His un!verss.
d!p.Dma IS from tho great school ,
"Speri"ncv aud his degree letters NJ
combined In the single word "su,
Air Grldcn rs probably the mo,
sue gstui iudtVitual producer
n!aGs succ ihc day ~ 'n. late CHAR,
Fr,Eiu.EH Two ~ his production
"Ligh'niu ANA Tho First Year
nrr "Hts,aniirg 1its OF tile currci
' Irn On ,h '''" j.,.ii, T4 rn o' ivi.
Fpp's' ard 'b"ur Nic' ar" playing
rrurm"Bs business On thr road
1da.tior 80 'H.sr 'itcgc his just tao.
fcFn,rd . tnn'.nE cOInpauy In "Ligb
MN when As 40 b" seem here AZ
W.!. eventually ind i's way TO Oh
yaEO. Ind other company .n I'll
FIRST Year U.s. iu process OF form
uru For th"s" S"rrIt companies Go
d.-g engaged an Ia" players supe
N'-"d fhc building ot tEr production
aud TOOK an a"tiv" part ia tn" -
tcon,iuucd on sixteenth PaEc)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

WORKSHOP are apnaar!ns her, ;h.s
season in succession canno, fail 20
impress unon local audiences the
fact tha' these two men, thouS6 cr-
cunstancc> HAY" upw dissolved thrir
a"t.vc partnership. stand without.
equals is pugN"yors OF clean, Hi2h
Glass american comedies. written.
stared ana acted by Americans FOR
American audiences.
.'i.iuhtnin'" nn Way III CLirn.o.
i.lScNGcrc iiI THIS page viii lac
round accounts Of the way i'll which
these men reached their present posi-
tionS In the theatrical world: also ARE
told elsewhere the stories of these
plays and he mon and women VIII"
viii appear in them here 1t is Of
prime Importance for YOU now to re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
Sample Of Braggadocio-Humor From
Lips of "Lightnin Bill Jones

I'll" duel fought with Scttin'
TALL: itr WAS standing. when ]
shot him. ! nrNcr tool, adyauiI,.c
nf no ouc-uui even an Indian"
Shrrin-"SaH. you've get u brc
In your bonnet. ;in't :ou."
I.iEainin'-"W hat do >ou know
abUEt brcS:''
ShrriH-"NoI much. Eo ynu:'
Iishtnin'-"I know all Ibuut
EN-. ! used to he in the hr,. busi-
ness. why. once drove - swarm
nf hccs across the plains il thr
dead OF Winicr-and nrNr- lost -
bee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
Playgoers Of All Faiths Claim M"
Bascom Represents Their Own

l. "Ma" ua>cun, in Turn {" the
Right u Nctnrd'Ht. Prcsh!-
tcrlun. an tuisropniinn or u
Christian Scientist: PtayS0rr> al
all thrsr faiths have claimed az
their own the little old lady WIN
goes to prayer injecting with her
praIcr-bouk In her hand, reads
her liibir regularly and prnys fur
her absent hoy.
In the following scene Betty de-
Ones her mnthrr's faith 10 the
cheerful crack:
Mugg>: "lour mother itnows Ill
those prayers and SONGS H.! heart.
don't Shr:"
BETTY: "Dh, yes. ,acy mean
everything Ia her. Why. when
ever she's worried She Just reads
the Eihlr and thea all her troubles
go and shes happy nc;,in.'
Nu::.s; ''l"u don't say
tictty; 'Sr>. because She says 50
makes her believe.
Mugs; "'!nhc> her hrIic.c."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

Rrtt.: "ncIirNc rNrrythiuG'> go
In IT, he all right and then IL is
MuS.S: ..What d.c think oi
thnt."
Hetty: why. alt the tituc J"r
was away. somehow. she lsncw he
WAS cninin' bnriS-rNrn when
every else Thought hr WIS
drnd-nnd last night hr walked in
Just while she WIS rrnHin' for him
to come.
NugI:s: .No!"
HcttS: "tnnrSt"'
MuE.s: THAT'S some system ii
IL wpitNS.'
Eciiy: at always doris with
her.
Mugs: Can !"m hrlic,r thinGs
thar way:
BIit!; ~ try to-bui I nin't III
:""d ut II az Nav il. I!nNr ."n
ever tried u 90
Mugs: L nin't ever heard 81
IL. i!ut II sounds great; tnc wa.
.uu tell IT,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

mellow. 10 have displayed talent
his ~idc range OF experience. - have
endowed his rol" with natural quaint
ness THAI provollcs hearty laughter
ami deep rooted sympathy Simultauc-
oLs>.r: AND 10 have made tn" rniir"
play decidedly appealing. His sup
porting vnSt is entirely worthy. 1t
includes iiarncy Gilmore, remembered
as u singing comedian 81 Il decade
Hgo. BESSIE Bacon. an actress sine"
n" ag- Of five: FeiiX ilancy. pos
SCISSOR of u world wide reputation Tor
.charaCtcy' comedy roles: Percy Win
ter. stuart FoN, Eleanor Sandman.
Frank Thornton. Mari" De Camp.
aUG Homer Hunt
Turn ~ the Rirht Friday.
"Turn 10 The Right" which opens
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
II, 4. hi. nnGNMr. LI:.

- We return 10 plain comedy tpmor-
row after three weeks OF musical
offerings a; the strand 'i.Irh,nim'.''
Sritten by Wiuchcli Smith ana Fr"uk
Eacon viii hc played Tor the FIRST
three DAYS of the w"cll. by coio-
puny which John l.. Golden, who ii,s
produced tho play WIKI Smith a. his
u,rtnI has selected especial q I'r
an extended ran in Chicago The
veteran actor. Milton Mobiles, now :;
years old, is in the stellar role. aud
Erssie Bacon. whose fa'he" Is sun
playing on Broadway. is another fea-
turod mrmhcV of the cast.
ON Thursday niSht the strand will
Ice dark. us IN" only company which
MIR Golden has on tour in Turn to
20 "LighjniuI" Viii appear that Night
y III Newport News before comiuE h"r"
for q tNo-da% visit' the end of III"
week This Will be the third engage
mcut OF Turn to the Right" in itich-
moud. The fact that these two nro-
auctions from the Smith Golden
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

t.i.htnin' NH Jones L. just
lu,uiblr old linr. over his bottlr -:
Nevada whisky ne spins yarns u.
the hour Ia :iu! enc who Ntil lis
ten. Here is :; sample:
Shcritf-"SaY. you're houEr
fighter. Amt you:'
iiGhtniu'-"No. nln'! I'm nm
ipjuu tighter. I'idir ever know
I5GHalu IiiiI:
Shcrim--.'i.unnlo Ht: I.nrw
him we'll"
I.i.hinin'-"NrlI, ! learned him
all lac ever knew about KILN IN
Glaa>. NaSkr ne told you about
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
Bacon Opposes Taking
Rye Out Of "Lightnin f"

iu'ur. 'hr hundreds OF su;;.e>-
tfnn" rcrciyrd by .Iuhn Golden ia
response ~ his ONcr of e SEQ
r.ih' Tor i':r best su;:ecstinm To
rVi"'!rItr the i.GHrfa performance
pu !cW icnr'a I've OF 81. ii:htnin'."
- the Gai"ty Thcaicr. enc read.
'J;i'>r t.;r r!- Gui ar .Lii;h
WIN il WIZ - plea 10 help pro
hibii'1" u, 80 d"ini-. I: WAS shown
to t'rnui. ilirGn. Gnd a. TCHi:rk.-I:
"ihnt 'ho; without ryr world
be LIGHTNING: without the Juice"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
Sousa, Noted Bandnnaster,
Given Start by Mobiles

i"ho Phillip Sou-m's first engage
mchi nn thc road WA. with THE
''hnf'i-. t'r n::> playiu.: Violin
:'r"".lpani;acnts for 81 shining
N1nir;itc ni:o CnirrtaiRch the iliui-
cH""A between -. acts in :, N.u-L-
.u=iun th"atcr when hc nppIicd TO
Vi. toh!cs i"r - position and was
rn%a.sri. I.:i> WAS Twenty-Five ar
:hir.y year. Ego.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

The exterior Of St ratrirk's Cattle
dral Ncw Yoiiy CITY. mas hecn repro
turcG for several scenes in conway
leugih Of tine i! will take To max.
the scenes and because The PLAYERS
are ~ summer attire. the Cathedral
liz l,Lith ANrMnr Cnnlh MT hn Ecnn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

n, L. Cecil Smiths are preparing
tho scenario fol- THE Fighter"
story bE Albert riysoH TrriGa. /.
which CouNay Traric will appear FOL-
lowing The production he is now max,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

You Can't XIII love" which xii!
be released December "a u.s. q dran.t
of tho "urthwcst ccut"rcd i'm anG
around the Canadian Hocki,s From.
ihis pirtur"spur spot the director has
made production Of strong drama
tie appeal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
ZLGHZMzNn AND TURN 10 ABOUND WITH SPARKZG
courtroom Scene From "lhtnn Supper Mother Bascoms
lu1n RICH Of Smiths Conedes|
:;;ss'.s$,ss:;s>l,.;<IS$$;$ (;

-,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

'n,inucd on SiNteen,b rag")
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-02-06
ADMINISTRATORS OR
EXECUTORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that letters
of administration upon the estate OF
Frances E. Tullock, deceased, have
been granted to the undersigned, by
the Probate Court of st. Francois
County, Missouri, bearing date the
goth day of January, 1920.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them to j. H. Tullock and H. c. Wal
len for allowance within six months
from the date Of said letters or they
may be precluded from any such es-
tate; and if said claims be not exhib-
tied within one year from the date
of the granting Of letters on said es-
tate they shall be forever barred.
il. H. TULLOCK and H. c. WALLEN,
Administrators.
State of Missouri, County of st. Fran
co.'s, IS:
/ | hereby certify that ]. H. Tullock
and H. C. Wallen were granted letters
of administration upon the estate Of
Frances E. Tullock, deceased, on the
date above written.
In testimony whereof, | have here.
unto set my hand and affixed the sea
of said Court, this Goth day
| (SEAL) of January, 1920.
X. C. WEBER,
Judge of Probate and Ex-Officio Clerk
of the Probate Court.
Jan. %, 80, Feb. 6 and ID.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-02-06

their backs to the sun. So this has
become an accepted practice in barn
planning.
Through the center of the barn runs
the feed alley, the hangers being on
either side. Contrast this with the OLD
system Of having to carry feed around
the horse or cow to the manger built
against the wall. On either side OF
the barn is a litter alley, usually pro-
vided with q carrier running on an
overhead track. While this barn Is
only 80 by 40 feet the same plan can
be used on larger barn, with the ex'
ception that the feed alley will be
made wide enough so that a wagon
may be driven through it, and when
larger numbers of cows are kept a
silo will be added.
In the floor plan that accompanies
the perspective Of the barn 1t VIII
be noticed that the foul air flues are
placed in the walls and lead to the
veatilator on the ridge. These flues
follow the walls and roof, thus making
the NOV space clear Of distractions.
Hanging the barn doors has engaged
the attention Of the manufacturers OF
barn equipment during the last few
years and nowadays they are 50 hung
that they open rs easily as the door
In a home. An enclosed track, wealth
err and bird proof, is put over the door
and ball-bearing wheels follow it.
Care in Planning Necessary.
Competent builders in every COM
munity now are familiar with modern
barn construction. They know how
| the barn should be built so that the
greatest profit may be made from the
! live stock it houses. The prospective
barn builder should exercise as much
care in planning this building as he
would in erecting home, for on the
plan depends whether or not he con
ducts his live stock business in the
most efficient way.
This is TO be "Build Building
year. The need for farm buildings Il
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-02-06

ease germs, sunshine being natures
greatest germicide. Shown these facts
the modern business farmer at once
decided that sick animals were bad in
vestments, so he accepted the modern
way of housing his animals.
Good Barn for Average Farm.
On the average farm, however, not
such a great number of live stock are
kept rs to require large barn. The
building shown in the accompanying
Illustration is designed to house four
horses and seven cows and to provide
storage space for their winters supply
of feed. This gambrel-r0ofed barn
will meet the requirements OF ma
jority of farmers. The floor plan
shows how the stalls are placed In the
two compartments, 1t now being re-
quired in many states that milk-pro-
ducing cows he separated by closed
wall from the horse barn, as the am
monia fumes in the latter contaminate
the milk.
The animals all face in, allowing the
sunshine from the windows to strike
the litter alley and gutter, and TO keep
the bright light out of the eyes of the
cows and horses. 1t was observed by
students of live stock that both cows
and horses In the pasture always turn