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Owners Representative.
Bargain for Quick Sale.

Bargain for Quick Sale.
BEAUTIFUL, TEN ROOM DETACHED
HOME. WITH BEAUTIFUL. LARGE
GROUNDS. SHRUBBERY AND GARAGE: UP
TO DATE IN EVERY RESPECT AND IN
PERFECT CONDITION. INCLU DIN G
SHADES. AWNINGS AND SCREENS: LOCA-
TI0N NEAR JOHN DICKSON HOME: REA-
son FOR SELLING. LEAVING CITY. PRICE.
$4,000; TERMS. NO AGENTS COMMITS
SION. FOR INSPECTION CALL COL. 1901.
BETWEEN AND II M OR TO Pm.
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BOSS 4 PHELPS,
THE HOME OF HOMES

NORTHEAST ON AvE.-e-RooM BRICK;
tile bath. hot-water heat cleo. hardwood
finished; possession. $500. Apply 1901 X
NV
PRICE, $4,5oo-A VERY AT
tractive colonial six-room house
near 18th and Pa. ave. Sc. Large,
modern bathroom. Large lot to
alley, with room for garage.
Front porch. Only $500 cash re-
CURED, with easy terms.
Waggaman & Brawner,y Inc.,
Frank. 7485. GA 18th st. NV.
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CHEVY CHASE.

NI1EV CHASE,
Strictly modern eight-room house. built one
year ago. 800 Elm ST., half block west of water
tower: $l2.O0 terms. Open for inspection any
day evening after August .. Immediate
possessiOn. So
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION-72l KY. AWE.
se-Vacant August 10; q rooms and bath:
practically new brick house. 81, 800, part cash.
Apply to party premises. A.
OUR LONGTIME, LOW-RATE, EASY-PAY-
ment plan enables you to buy the home you
want anywhere without large first payment.
Address Box 2S7-P, Star office. Ss
GROOM AND BATH BRICK HOUSE; SLEEP.
ing porch; garage. Price and terms reasonable
Nv owner. Phone North 1858.
NICE HOMES ON SUMNER ROAD Sc.
(Anacostia)-Good condition; good terms to
good people. o. n. BRYANT, Warder bldg,
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.
Main So, Main 81.
NORTHWEST.
Snn

NOK II w ESl.
Price, $12,5OO.
One Of the most attractive corner residences
in Saul's Addition: rooms and bath semi.
bungalow type; every modern appointment;
splendid garage; q beautiful home terms can
be arranged.
NORTHEAST.
Price, $3.50.
s-room and bath home near Lincoln Park !;
throughout vacant.
NORTHEAST.
Price, $4,000.
An exceptionally nice S-room and bath home
in very desirable neighborhood; reasonable
terms can be arranged
BLOOMINGDALE.
Price, $500.
splendid two.family apt. in excellent lcca.
ton contains rooms ard bath each; small
cash payment, balance monthly.
NORTHWEST.
Price, $1O,5O0.
Beautiful new 7-room bungalow just beyond
Cleveland Park; ami; unusually easy terms
will be made. and immediate possession can
be given.
DON'T FAIL TO SEE OUR EFT. W
HOUSE, 90 SHEPHERD ST. NV; THE J
ROOMS AND BATH: CEMENT FRONT 20
OPEN AND LIGHTED DAILY UNTIL $50 p.
CHAS. d
Me-, * M,;, II
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HOBART PLACE N.W.-Just of 18th street
An eight-room and bath brick house.
H.w.h. and electric lights. Ample room
Tor garage. Price. S13 900.
fETWORTH. ON KANSAS AFE-Near Sher-
man Circle. A .semi-detached; seven
and electric light. Ample room for ga
nke. Immediate possession. Price.
$3.50. On terms.
PHTWORTH-Corner house. Seven rooms. ba tn
and shower; sleeping porch and screens
h.w.h. and electric lights; gas logs: in
Simultaneous heater. In excellent condi-
ton. Newly papered and painted. Price,
$500. On terms.
MI. RAlNIER-On Evans st. Four rooms and
bath. Two-story bungalow type. with
lots Of ground: chicken yard and all
kinds Of bearing fruit trees; large
garden; concrete cellar. Price, $500.
On terms Of $500 cash.
bath brick house. H.w.h. and electric
lights Parquet foors Double metal ga
rage. Excellent condition. Price. ST., 500
$4,000 cash.
PARkVIEW-On Columbia road. Six-room and
bath brick house. Furnace heat and gas
light Double garage. In excellent con-
dition. Price, $1,000.
ANACOSTIA AvE-Eleven-room brick house,
on lot 125 feet deep. LAtrobe heat and
gas light. Garage for one car. Garden,
lawns and shrubbery. Immediate pos
session. Price. 81, 250.
n properties listed with one-half
lble prices. We will be glad to
P HILLIPS,
ork Avenue.
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Observation-Disclosures Ter
race; party leaving city; furnish
ed or unfinished. A real buy.
Act quick. H. A. Kite, 1914 K
st. NV. Main 1876.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.

SAGER,
o25 18th NV.
TAKOMA PARK.
Price, $1,000.
Excellent Groom detached home: lot
1OOx150: hot-water heat; house newly papered
and painted; reasonable terms.
BLOOMINGDALE.
Price, $1,000.
Splendid Groom corner home on North Capt.
toll street near Rhode Island ave- one OF the
doubtless warrants a much higher price.
MT. PLEASANT.
Price, $1,000.
An excellent Groom and bath home in best
section OF Mt. Pleasant; hot-water neat, lot
2OI121; reasonable terms
NORTHEAST.
Price, $4,250.
Exceptionally nice Groom and bath brick
nome in Bloomingdale; can be sold on S5oo
cash and $40 per month; good buy.
CHEVY CHASE.
, Price. $3.50.
A beautiful home in Of the best sec
tions Of Chevy Chase; hot-water heat. electric
lights lot 50x152: here is an opportunity. to
get a home in this beautiful section at very
DE s-R0oM AND ATTIC HOMES: SAMPLE
OST COMPLETE HOMES IN THE CITY: S
.CH; DOUBLE REAR PoRCHES: BUILT-IN
UNUSUALLY LARGE ROOMS; PRICE. S1o.7Jo.
SAGER,
OBJ 18th n w
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w l. l. A M S. P H ILLIPS
14Oo New York Avenue

14Oo New York Avenue
Main g.
We have large list of desirable homes at reasonable prices
and reasonable all sections of the city listed
below only few Call up in to see us. We
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nave the nome you want.
CONGRESS HEGHTSOn 9Th St, a fve-room
and bath frame house on lot 25xl25 feet.
H.w.h. and gas. Can be bought furnish
cash payment.
within walking distance Of st. Martin
Church and new school. six-room and
bath brick residence. Large reception
hall. Furnace heat and gas light. On 4
lot 40 feet deep. This house Is in Al
condition; has been newly papered and
for immediate occupancy. Price, 50, 800.
On easy terms.
MONROE ST. NW.-Six-room and bath brick
house. H.w.h. Electric lights On a
lot $50 feet deep. This house is in ex-
ceptionaIy good condition and available
for immediate occupancy. Price, 50. 900.
81 900 cash
MICHIGAN AVE NE.-overiookinx Soldiers
Home. Six-room and bath brick resi-
dence. On deep lot to paved alley I'm
usually large rooms and spacious closets.
H-w.h. Electric lights. Colonial porches
Price. 5000. On reasonable terms.
Vacant.
X ST. NV. between 9th and 1Oth-A larxe.
fourstory brick residence, containing Is
rooms Is bedrooms) and 8 baths HWh
and electric lights. Sleeping porch. An
excellent proposition for rooming
house. Price. $4,000. On convenient
terms.
We have numerous suburba
to one acre of ground. Reason;
answer your inquiries.
WILLIAM Ms.
1909 New Y
NJ.
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PHELPS,
1906 H St. NV.
CHEVY CHASE.
$1275o.
tWo-sfory colonial house, having eight
rooms INC attic two complete bathrooms. hot
wa.er neat and electric light Large porcbes
ana Z garage. This house will be vacant An
CLEVELAND PARK
$4,000.
ms attractive home has eight room, and
Two paths; vapor heat electric lights. large
porches: open 6replaces and handsomeiv H.
oI.teu throughout: Owner wishes TO Ieaye fhe
CITY ana Will make convenient ferms of ssia
house Is now clear Of indebtedness
CHEVY CHASE
$I2,5oo.
Near Sonneeficut avenue. An out-of town
@wnel onets Tor sale this colonial style bon.e
uIAss.us Ia!se porches hot-water heat electric
be given Of this PROPERTY. Tan
g DOWNTOWN.
$4,000.
Near Connecticut avenue :, IN. ,....,o.
sxciuslye homes. There are ten rooms and two
oa.ns' ,not-Water heat; electric lights. bard
wooo noofs. This house is a decided h. rraSn
PHELPS. ''' ''FA''0n
ar
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FOR RENr-HOUsEs.

IS THE LANDLORD GOING TO OWN YOU
for life? Are you tired Of paying rent: We
help you buy build, improve or pay on your
mortgage anywhere; low rate. easy plan. Ad-
dress BOX 2s5-P Star Office. u.
9Th AND MD. AVE. N.E.-18 ROOMS, .
baths bw.h., electric lights; house in perfect
condition; suitable for large family or room
ing purposes; rent. $50 month Apply ..
SHAPIRO. sic Rond bldg Franklin SAP.
MT PLEASANT-CORNER HOUSE R. AND
h: beautifully decorated; cleo. lights, steam,
heat. hardwood floors. large closets: good loca-
tion; S130 per mo. Address Box ZAP, star
office u
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HEDS5E.S q MIDDLEION, NC
1884 II Street NV. Phone Main 1923
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Main SO, Main 81.
FOR SALE
TWO-FAMILY FLAT.
ONLY S6r0 DOWN.

FOR SALE
TWO-FAMILY FLAT.
ONLY $3.50 DOWN.
Light pressed brick; two floors; rooms and
ba tn first floor, 6 rooms and bath second noor
large attic room; separate back porches; two
heating plants; live in one nat. rent the lower
nat for $50; price for entire building only
81 500; located on heights NV.
Two Blocks From
1st and Rhode Island ave. NV.
Beautiful Groom brick home; every modern
convenience; immediate possession; terms
81 600 cash. rrtce. $6,u9. Act QUICK to get
this.
Very Nice Home
For Colored Family.
Terms, $3.50 Down.
Seven-room Brick Home.
Hot-water heat: paper house to suit pur-
chaser. Will have to zee me at once about
this--it won't last. Price right. Location
A No. one.
C. F. WARING,
1913 Bond bldg. 14th and n. Y. ave. NV.
Phone franklin 5571:
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FOR HOMES AND INVESTMENTS
See AAHORNEY & SULLIVAN
They Know Washington"
l6z7 Eye Ut. NV. Tel. Main 1871.

THE PROPERTIES ADVERTISED UNDER
our name are controlled exclusively by us.
THEY ARE ADVERTISED DAILY IN ALL
PAPERS UNTIL SOLD. We give your bust
ness personal and prompt attention.
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TWO FLOORS, 17iS PA. AVE. N.W.-S,00C
q. #. each; suitable for Hight manufacturing
forage or workrooms. GEO. s. REEFS us
vans bldg. Main 424S.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-23
AT THE THEATERS

There's many a husband who
thinks his wife was easy to get. -
They never know how close they
came--lots OF them--to losing out
entirely!
That was the case with Milly
Morehouse's husband. And she hap
pened to hear him make q remark
once that made her sore. She deter
mined to make him get her all over
again, 10 that he could never again
say she was easy to get!
Did she succeed Well. she sure
did. The poor chap had the hard
est Job in his life.
Come and see II all done! IT'S a
delight from start to finish: Msrg-
uerits Clark is the star. Easy to
Get" IL the title tonight only at the
star.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-23

home OF Mrs. seehorn 1113 Main
81. at 10 a. m.
Evening services at the Baptist
church are being conducted by the
Young People. The pastor gives an
address every Sunday evening under
the general subject, Pushing to the
Front" the subject for Sunday even
Ing is Money"
Q
Methodist Episcopal Church. Tenth
and High. Rev. 8. J. CLANCY,
pastor. 1905 High 81. Phone 537-W.
. . Q
Emmanuel Baptist. Eleventh and
High streets. Bible school. 10 .. n.
Prayer meeting Thursday. 9 ,. m.
Womsn's Home and Foreign Mission.
sry society meets first Thursday Of
each month.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-23

would save Just three miles on each
round trip TO the Falls. The distance
from the Ebebalt place to klamath
Falls is shorter by the Modoc North
crn survey route than IL is by the
places OF the county Judge and com
missioncrs. Tho county court could
have saved Just one mile In road
building " they had made the high
way follow the Modoc survey no ~
to connect with the Slaughter House
road near the old Stiltx place. In 9TH
or words. the distance from Ehe-
haltS place TO the connection with
the Slaughter House road would
have been one mile shorter than
from Ehehalt's place to the connec-
tion with the Lakeyiew highway at
the old John A. Short place. Readers
Of this will kindly refer 10 tho map
published In the Evening Herald on
October IS, 1890.
All we ask OF the county court Ia
n square deal. We knew that they
have not given us one. II they had TO
20 straight with tho highway. why
did they turn off when they reached
he Merrill ranch Just north OF Merrill
instead Of going straight through Il
the same as they have done with our
places.
We have been Informed that the
county court allowed the John A.
Short estate. owned by n relative Of
one Of the commissioners. $500 for
three acres Of lands covering right
Of way for the highway through the
three acres OF land covering right
fercd ~ less then one third Of this
sum per acre for our lands. The
Short estate lands are dry lands. Our
lands are fully irrigated and seeded
10 alfalfa and other crops.
GEORGE EHEHALT
SOPHIA HENLEY
CON CURTIN
ROBERT CHEYNE.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-23

u. No man will sacrifice more than
u to avoid rtrife. But there's one
thing ] Won't sacrifice. and that In a
vital prln' 10. ] will glndy spend
my part o. that $4,000. ana that
much mere. II necessary, to main.
tain tho sovereignty OF the people
ana 10 snow our chosen officials.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-23
Letters From
The People
SAYS PRINCIPLE INVOLVED
IN COURTHOUSE FIGHT

Bonanxa. Ore. Oct. 20, 1O2(
To the Editor OF tho Evening Herald
lcnr sir: An u subscriber to you,
paper. . voter and q tax payer,
should like to BE- henrd through
your columns on this courthouse
question.
] believe In u fair deal everywhere
and all the time. to everybody. I be.
lievs In representative government
In majority rule. Tho majority may
not always be- right. but II our gov.
ernmcnt in To stand. the expressed
Will Of tho majority Of tho people
must be our law.
A newcomer" reading your paper
recently would get the impression
that we arc a pack OF fools. devoid
Of civic pride or common sense. !
hardly think that is fair.
Years ago We recognized tho mood
OF a now courthouse. We voted the
funds; We selected the site. our ON
ployec began building.
Then We thought II advisable 10
change employees. Tho now man
was pledged. both publicly and pri.
vately. 10 carry out our will. Had
he done no that building would have
have been completed and occupied
loug ago. an ornament TO our city.
and . source Of pride and satisfaction
to Us all.
Why didn't no do so' VINO author
ilcd him to abandon that building
to throw away our money, Who told
him 10 select q different site. and TO
erect . different buiiding'
Ills building was half done before
vs know anything about II. and he
managed TO complete I; In spite Of
all wc could do.
Who then 10 responsible for the
present disGraecfui muddie' II 10 the
men who arc trying today TO carry
out the expressed will Of tho people
Who have to pay the bills. TO uphold
tho fundamental principles Of ma
jority rule. or the man or mon who
by trying to thwart our will brought
this condition upon us'
Let ~ be- fair. do not raise the
question OF tho relative mcrit OF the
two locations. nor OF the relative
merits OF the men advocating each.
That 10 not the question. II 10: Shall
wc have representative government.
or shall wo notf
No man hates Litigation moro than
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-23
BIC EATERS GET
KIDNEY TROUBLE

The American men and women
must guard constantly against Kid.
ncy trouble because We eat too much
and all our food IL rich. Our blood
In hlled with uric acid which the kid.
neys strive TO nlter out. they weaken
from overwork. become sluggish |:
the eliminative tissues clog and the
result is kidney trouble. bladder
weakness and . general decline In
health.
When your kidneys feel like
Jumps OF lead; your back hurts or
the urine IL cloudy. full Of sediment
or you are obliged 70 seek relief two
or three times . aight: II you suffer
with sick headache or dizzy. nervous
spells. acid stomach. or you have
Rheumatism when the weather 10
bad, get from your pharmacist about
four ounces Of Jad Salts; take o
tablespoonful In . glass OF water BE-
fore breakfast for Q few days and
your kidneys will then act Ans. This
famous salts 10 made from the acid
OF grapes and lemon Juice. combin-
Cd with lithia, and has been used
for generations to flush and stimu-
late clogsed kidney: to neutraiizs
the acids In the urine 20 II no longer
70 . source of irritation, thus end
Ing bladder disorders.
not injure: makes Q delightful efier.
inJure: makes o delightful efferves-
cent lithia-water beverage, and be-
longs In every homo. because no
body can make Q mistake BY having
. good kidney flushing any time.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-23

A classified Ad viz sell Il.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-23
MAKE OFFER FOR
ROAD SETTLEMENT
klamath Falls. Ore.
n. an sAa .

klamath Falls. Ore.
Oct. ~. 1920.
To whom II May Concern:
We. the undersigned farmers.
would make the following offer 10
tho County Court OF klamath Coun: (:
~.
II the County Court will build the
klamath Falls Merrill highway along
the Modoc Northern railroad survey
from IN. Ehehait Place into Kin-
math Falls instead Of building II
past the houses Of Burriii W. Short.
Lum Short. the John 4. Short -s-
tste place and by Judge Buuneli's
place and Mr.. Fordyce-s place. We
will give tho county court rights OF
way through our lands free Of
charge.
We do not wish to impede highway
building but We do object TO tho
county commissioners using the peo.
pies money TO build roads past their
places In order to feather their own
nests. Enough Of this has been prac-
ticcd In the past and wc feel that Il
In now time 10 call a halt 20 this form
Of squandcrinE the peoples money.
Had the highway followed the Mo-
doe survey into klamath Falls cvcry
man ana woman coming Into Kla-
math Falls from Merrill and Malin
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-23
Rock Of Ages Cranite

Time and the elements can no
more change the rugged cenotaph Of
ROCK OF AGES GRANITE than 1t
can change the rock-bound hills from
which Il 10 quarried.
Light gray in color and fine In tex
ture, ROCK OF AGES GRANITE
adds distinctive beauty to any mem-
oriai-pubiic or private-a beauty
which makes the monument strong
hold OF tender memories and Q shrine
for generations yet unborn.
Your task 0f selecting q suitable
tribute to the departed will be made
easier BY Visiting my place Of bus
ines at 1910 Main street and looking
over the beautiful display have.
Klamath Falls Marble
and Granite Works
1910 Main s.
G. D. Crizzle, Propsistor
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-23
At THE CHURCHES

No changes will bs made In this
column unlcss the copy is at The
Evening Herald office by 6 O'Clock
Friday evening.
Sacred Hart church. corner oe
Hishth and High. Rev. HushsJ. Mar
shall. Rev. J. v. Aoiioy.
sa. m. ehiidrsn's service. Adults
are requested not 70 attsnd this
service.
1880. high mass and sermon.
~. m. rosary and bsnsdiction.
The Christian Science society Of
klamath Fsiis holds services In ths
lower room Of the Lbrasy bsilAiAs.
cerasr of Third and Main stssses.
svsry Sunday mesning st II e'ssssk.
sad every Wednesday evening ss >
o'clock.
TIE subssst isasn Tor ssadsy:
|''Probation Altar DEATH"
TIE OuaAAS ssAool saDaea b tsso
o:tS 70 1e:lS svssy sunday AssaiAS.
The fsss ssaAtag seoa ~ fsea
iaadAg library y oDen fro0 0:So -
l:ae % Tusodays. T1anAAVs aAA
Iisse Dapeiss CluscA. cesass Wash-
iaOeaa - 0lohA
eaaaAy ssAsol q 10 .. =.
PssasAlng q ~ q q.
Prayer service Ws1assday q . P. n.
Dvesy ssoooa AAA foasSh We6n0AA1
evs.ias vtli b devoted 70 nissaseasy
V0t.
>. z. p. 3. Sunday evening q
S:Se ,. y.
A cordial invitaeioa b offended 70
an to attend thses sasvicsa.
Lutheran scrvicts will be held Sun
day at 2:3o y. m. In the First BaD-
tist church. corner sth and Wash
lnEton. Service BY the pastor. Theme:
What is Truth?
Sunday school at i:<5 p. m.
First Presbyterian Church. corner
Sixth and Pine streets. Rev. %. p.
Lawrence. minister. +37 Third street.
Phone t29.
IL a. m. Subject THE Value OF
Temptation" Special music by
chorus choir under the direction OF
Mrs. u. s. Veatch.
Al 9 and 1880 p. m. moving pic
lures entities Thomas jefferson
Morgan" will be shown for the ben
oft OF the school children Of all
grades and also parents. These four
reels are furnished by the vocation
al department OF Ladies' Home Jour
nal free and are sent out to encour-
age every child to complete their
public school course and look for
ward TO some vocational or life work.
They are very highly commended by
ieading educators over the country.
Members Of other churches will
have q chance to attend with their
children 1t the p. m. hour and 30
not miss their own services. Come
phon,ptly At 8 p. m.
Christian church. corner 9TH and
Pine streets. G. r. Trimbls. pastor.
3l07 Wantland Ave. Phone ass-R.
Services are now being held at the
Baptist church on llth street,
. Sunday school 10 q. m.
Sermon II Q. m.
Christian Endeavor. $50 p. m,
sern,pn, 1880 p, m.
/ We have organixod q men's, b.
BILE class which meets at the Star
theatre at 10 g. m. The attendance
and interest are growing rapidly.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-23
THESE DAYS

but the cloths we show are the pro-
ducts OF the best mills and are ex'
elusive with us. Come In and ses
them. You'll be impressed with
their quiet good taste and the char
acter OF our tailoring fully equals
that Of the fabrics - every good
dreDss kAoWs.
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FARM ACCOUNTS
(By r. N. Miller, Farm Management
DemOnstrator.l

(By R. N. Miller, Farm Management
Demonstrat0r.) tn
Farming is a business. The farm
er who spends his time in conducting
the business as a successful farmer
would make very successful bust
ness man II he had been trained along
some other line. Farming is a more
complicated business than most Of
the businesses conducted in towns
and cities. The farmers business
may be divided into several differ
ent parts. Two general parts may be
indicated by, first. the livestock of
the farm. and, second, the farm
corps. Definite subdivisions may be
made in the livestock for example,
the dairy stock, the hogs, the horses,
chickens, etc. The crops may be
divided into, first, grain or forage
crops. Definite subdivisions may be
kind of grain and forage crops. This
shows the many subdivisions of a
farm.
1t may be said in general that the
profits of farming are as good as the
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PLEASANT GLADE

Mrs. Jacob Gunstone is entertain
ing friend from Chicago.
Miss Myrtle Cramp Is staying at the
home Of Mrs. Mark Melvin who lives
IN Olympia.
On Saturday evening the new
school building for the consolidated
district at South Bay was dedicated.
The state High School inspector. was
present and gave very pleasing
address, The affair was in. the nature
Of reception for the teachers as we'll.
Mrs. Charles Cramp who is attend
ing business school in Tacoma was an
over Sunday visitor at the home Of
His parents. go ,;'
The threshing crew is in the neigh.
borhood, but have been delayed on
account Of rain.
There has been some talk of put
ting IN electric light line through the
neighborhood. and the only draw
hack seems to be the high prices Of
al material. Here's hoping.
The Fleetwood family of Lacey and
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Myer and family of
the Mud Bay Logging Co.'S. camp
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-09-14

We're visitors at the K. Il. Rowe hon-
on Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Longmire is visiting not
daughter. Mrs. Barney Bickle.
The rain is helping the late pota-
toes and pastures bue is holding NJ
the threshing somewhat.
On Saturday evening Sept. 4, an
enjoyable party was given at the
Pleasant Glade Grange hall, compli-
mentary to Mrs. Paul Blaser of Sand
Point Idaho. who has been here Wis.,
ing old friends and relatives. The
evening was spent informally il
games. music and conversation, and
at late hour delicious refreshments
were served Mrs. Blaser formerly
lived in Olympia and was a valued
member of the grange, but for the
last five years has been a resident of
Sand Point. About forty-five old
neighbors and friends we're present IL
greet her.