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membership was made up of disband-
ed Confederate soldiers and quickly
spread over the South. The members
were initiated in some secluded spot
in the dead hours Of night and the
most solemn and binding and threat
ening oath of secrecy administered.
Even when subjected to imprisonment
and the sweat-box would arrested
clansmen not divulge this oath.
The ex-soldiers constituting the Ku
Klux Klan had no malice or antago-
nism against their former slaves. On
the other hand, they felt kindly to-
ward the negro and realized the fact
that while they were fighting for his
Continued enstavement at the front
these faithful blacks net only TILED
the 6elds aad fed their armies but
supported and guarded their helpless
families left among them. The ven
geapce Of the K. K. K. was directed
at the white adyenturers who were
misleading the negroes.
. Before imposing punishment oa a
prisoner a regular court Of justice 6
was held and the aecnsed given oppor-
tunity to state his side: It was only
in instances where white women were
+. = u D.
naistreated that the death. penalty was
imposed. It was more the mission Of
the K. x. (. to terrorize and work
upon the Unborn superstition of the
negro than to punish him. &
And the. secret organization did
work wonders in bringing order out
of misrule and chaos and paving the
way for white control of the Southern
States. t.
When this work was completed
General Forrest issued an order dis
banding the members Of the Ku .Klux
Klan, when its members dispersed and
returned to theH peaceful pursuits:
Some irresponsible parties and boys
over i. the South began to perpetrate all
manner an Of autrases upon negroes, for
which the Klansmen got the discredit.
But shen regular K (. KS ran upon
such bands their coats were "shuek-
ed" and they W,ieras : given a switching.
In their redemption from such in.
tolerabie conditions, the Southern
states were aided by the influence OF
many business men Of the North, If
respective of party lines.
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Newberry, S. C.
June 14th, 41921.

Summer School for High School
Teachers
University Of South Carolina
June 18th to July II. 1921, Colun-
bia, S. e.
Courses of instruction include: Ath-
.ietics, Agriculture, Biology, Chenlfs-
try, English, Educational Tests and
Measurements, High School Methods,
High School Problems, History, Lat
in, Library Methods, Modern Ian
2 glages, Mathematics, Physics, School
Law.
A series of conferences led by
practical educators will be held daily
with definite place on the sched-
ule. This will be credit course.
Courses are arranged to comply
with the regulations Of the State
Board of Education and to satisfy
the requirements. of the State Board
of Examiners for the issuance and
renewal of certificates.
To high school teachers the. school
offers an opportunity for intensive
study of the content and methods OF
the subjects they are teaching.
For applicants for admission, to
college and for students seeking TO
remove conditions or gain advanced
standing, special provision will be
made.
Forty dollars will cover all ex.
,,enses, including board, lodging and
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tuition. IL, -, ..,G, :,
LIZ -,
' j. 4. stsdase& Director.
University of South Carolina, .
Columbia, S. C.
Schedule IL Pssseaser Trains EAse:
tivs lz:or 4. III, Sunday, Jan-
uary 50, 1921.

Southern. No. is, for Greenville,
due at 8: 4sI 4. na., daily.
due at 10:1f a. M, daily except
due at 8:25 p. m., daily.
Southern, No. r.. for Greenvilles
due at $40 p. M, daily. )
Southern, No. 18. for Columbia,
due at 1890 p. M, daily.
Southern, No. 16. for Columbia,
c., N. & L., No. SIS, for Columbiaa,
Sunday. !
c., N. & L., No. 81, for Grsenville,
due at 1 100 p. m., daily. !
c., N. & L., No. So, for Columbia,
due at 8 :38 p. M, daily. !
c., N. & L, No. 81, for Laurens,
due at e:10 p. m, daily except Sum.
day. !.
C., NJ & L., No. ~, Mixed train,
for Laurens, due at $50 a. m, run
ming one hour and 80 minutes lata
account A. C. L. connections, expect
ed about II 100 a.. m.
c., N. & L.. No. 49, Mixed train.
for Columbia, due at 500 p. m.s
These trains run daily except Sus
day. :?
T. S. LeAer, :?
Union Ticket Agent. !.
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THE EDITOR MAY ACCEPT ...,
YOUR KIND INVITATION
Clemson College, S. C.
July 26, 1921.

!; 81.
Eater Herald aad News,
!: Ne#berry, S. c.
Dear Mr. Editor; -: sa,,..:sks. -
In recalling your recent edltoslM
! am reminded Of itN :auotatsoa
from Lowell, which gives expression ,
to: my feelings about Ms matfer matter yen
mentioned IN woras soRssa'as 'iAs
these: ta - ~ ~ K
e: IS 2 save "he aals liot !;
IN the rlsht WITH t#o or talsS.is+
And l admire you 1of r. coninsfletn g
the good, even IN an unpopuiai h'an'
Your defense Of your posltaon l9 9 "a
ter edition OF your paper IS aiso.
wonderfully written ana carries youi
point with an atmosphere ;cnaFgee
with t the eeol and CAIN assurance ass oi1
enc who knows whereof ne spsakeEh:
But didn't intend to write OF Vhese
things. -. ..,s1
i was just getting. settled here rat
Clemson and wishing :taat before u
left Marion had thought to send you
INV new new address. when q copy Of the
paper came. certainly appreciate
yeaf making this change for me even
tAoashI had aot written you previous
to INV change Of address. i.
es .,s s.r .,a,sad s;ncss was
<. e., s;,,, sesstb ef time, and
~ - -. ,.,,,,,exs havs. 3ee,,ae to
80 .a,sss,;,. 81. aid n,ace I
- 80. t,,st tho scban1. b.ye aeeia-
=, s..s7:4.t.> t,na how, TINA aess
80 ~ -. 49,, sch,n,s az.
- - -. ,...s-,o. 80. ssoad ssth4.
= -r - ~ ro.d . .as a,s,,esas,a
!, ote =. 50 1+:saan,s +oo ,tbat
) pesee e, 80, a..;.n,.,,,;h ,I ;h;;L.
a.. a.. - -. $. the side of the
@t4s,, = +sa;,. nod !, :r,,s3b h! on the
,si,..:.-.,|ol 80 ,o4os elsa; olsa! fro,,a.
-, ,,o,,r ,,,snsr-s 10 49,; .inosf i,o,;t
VII ..a,;.h,a so,,roa # ;nformation-that
! ;s aven POSSIBLE to aspeed" on the
.saas Ihs,;avs vo, call them high
,sa.s .s,,, cad. that in some places
a. str.ats srs heinz payed. sNow
tast Sounds GOOD to me. It certainly
i =, indieation Of orosress and [ had
;,s+ ss soon read about such things
asy tn read a good book. Another
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
| will make final settlement of
the state of Richard Greneker Julien
in the Probate Court for Newberry
County, S. c., on Friday The 22hd day
Of July, 1921. at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon and will imne diatey there
after. ask for my discharge as Admin
istrator Of said estate. },s
CARL T. JULIEN.
Administrator.
Newberry, S. C.
June 14th, 41921.
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INSTRUCTIONS

,rh,t ,t lid aIctinp o,cb aIectot-
,.,,, ~, ,,i,io, 40 c,st an, vnt. r,,
a,'a,, aa,a rao, or ,yo,.r ~, rrartion
,i',,moaf ount,od io tbn land owned
~. ,,,,,, ,,1'o,,,, 80, shn,yn hv th, said
W ""' a',d ~, ~ ,hn e,id Dn,rd nj
ca,,,',,' '|or,,,,i.,srnnor. and shall
-,.,', a.. hntr,t and rndi,,,n oIuup
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WIN 49,, rn.idiug u.ithir two
'it.,,!a, .,,.,I ~ ,n,i,InI 80 yntr ooIy
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, 80 ,",, .,' l,,'',,J and ,,cL IanI
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Central Division at The residene.
Of Edwad Edwards, Petersboro.
Cache County, Utah
South Division AZ the old Public
School House, Pcicrsboro, Cache
County, Utah.
Each division Of said district viii,
constitute an election precinct foe
said election aud The following nam.
ed competent persons will act az
judges OF the said election for the
respective divisions named, and one
OF the Judges of each divisions wilt
act as Clerk Of the election Of such
respective divisions, to-wit:
NORTH DIVISION
Edward Dahlc OF Cache Junction.
Cache County, Utah
Ruion Rigby of Newton, Cache
County, Utah.
T.. L. Ballard OF Cache Junction,
Cache County, Utah.
CENTRAL DIVISION
q. l.. Rccs Of Smithrield. Cache
County, Utah.
James c. Vaughan Of Benson.
Cache County, titan.
Chales L. Atkinson OF Benson.
Cache County, Utah.
SOUTH DIVISION
Fred Peterson of Petersboro, Cache
County Utah.
Henry Kidman OF Mendon, Cache
County, Utah
w. |. Sorcuson OF Mondon. Cache
County, Utah.
The polls for tho said election
will be opened al the hour Of seven
o'clock A. NJ. and remain open un-
, III the hour OF seven o'clock F. NJ
Of the said day when they shall be
closed.
Dated at Logan City, Cache Coun,
Ity, Utah, this 25th day of April, A.
d. 1921.
VI. A. THEURER.
Chairman Board of County
| Commissioners, of Cache
County, Utah.
Attest:
w. H. CHUGG,
Cleric. tSEAL)
Adv-5.24
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The principal source Of the amber
supply 10 the coast Of the Baltic sea,
more particularly ~ the vicinity ~
kOnIESberg. Even IN ancient tiDea
this district constituted Che "khDher.
ieyr OF the Hml,er world. Al this
nlsre smhcr which IL really q min
ern;ized resin Of extinct pine trees,
Is freely washed M by the sen, espe-
claily after violent storm. The hsh'
ermen use nets, with which they trawl
tie shallow uRtpra
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EXAMINE Opportunity wsn.

Every opportunity needs To DO
looked NJ through the glass OF pr,n-
clple. II may mean, apart from con.
science, II chance OF making money
or gaining social position OF Grasrina
power; hut II Il does not pass muster
morally. :; also mcuus InSs
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II. A. THEURER.
Result, Of er...ur, on rx.e,n.

Resvits 81 eressure on Eysbsl,a
Pressure on The eyeball has sur
prislnR effect On the fnMctioning OF Va.
rIous paris Of The body. Among those
who hHve confirmed this are A. ant l..
,Hinet FrenCn investigators, who Una
that such animals a. doEr and rpbhiis
are affected, Rs well as men. The
compression Of the eye strIkingly
inodihss The action OF the heart, In
nuences respiration, acp upon the
blood vessels and even prWiSces dis.
iurbshce Of the muscles. ilOw Snrh
reneSes are brought about 10 HsV ap-
pHrpnL
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"a, The polls for the said cleo
ton shah open al the hour of seven
O'Clock a, m. and shall remain Open
until the hour OF seven o'clock p. m.
OF the said day when they shall be
closed.
IS. Public notice Of the said cleo
ton, the time and place thereof, and
the matters submitted 10 the vote of
The safd land owners shall be pub
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Catarrh

Catarrh is a local disease, greatly
influenced by constitutional con-
di,ious. HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE is a Tonic and Blood
Purifier. BY cleansing the blood and
building MP the System. HALLS
CATARBH MEDICINE restores
normal conditions aud allows Ma
turc to do its work.
MI Druggists. Circulars free.
+. j, Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
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Of Section ,21, said Township ana
| Range; thence North ! mile TO tine
! West bark ~ Logan river; thence
down and along said West bank OF
Logan river approximately . miles
TO its Intersection with the North
line Of Section Q. Township - North
Range / West Of salt Lake Meridian
travelNing parts Of Section I 6. a,id 9.
said Township and Range: thence
West > miles, more or less, along
section line TO the place OF begin
ming.
SOUTH DIVISION
Beginning at a point $40 feet west
OF the South quarter corner OF Sec
ton IS, Township ~, North Range
l West OF Salt Lalc Meridian and
running thence South l-2 mile to q
point $500 feet East of West quar-
ter corner Of Section 10, said Town
ship and Range; thence South 90
degrees 30 minutes East $500 feet 10
Il point 500 feet East of the South
west corner of Section %, said Town
ship and Range; thence East 7120
feet, more or less, to the South quar-
ter corner Of Section 2S, said Town
ship and Range; thence North III
miles TO the West quarter corner OF
1.-THE Southeast quarter of Section 81.
said Township and Range; thence
East Ia mile to the centre of the
Southeast quarter OF Section q, said
Township and Range; thence North
3-i milo 10 The Eugh quarter cor
nor Of the Northeast quarter of Sec
ton Fl, said Township and Range,
thence West along Section line
1920 feet to the place of begin
ming,
At said election there shall be ell
eCted three directors of and for the
said district, To hold such office for
the term prescribed by law, one from
each of the said three divisions
thereof, by the land owners of the
whole district and the following
named competent persons, each be-
ing the owner of lands within the
respective divisions OF the saN irli-
cation district for which he Is nam
ed and TO which water has been al
lotted by the said order determining
listing and plating said lands will
be voted on al the said election, for
directors Of the said district, tO-wit 4;
NORTH DIVISION
Willard u. Da4ard.
John X. Barker.
CENTRAL DIVISION
A. l.. Darlington. sn
Edward Edwards.
SOUTH DIVISION
Edward L. Petersen.
Hans Anderson.
The ballot TO BE- used ~ said cleo,
ton shah be in substantially the fol-
lowing fOFm; a .
OFFICIAL nkLLOT
PETEESBOE0-M ENDON RRlGA y,
TON DISTRICT
Election JuBe ]. 1921
IS Question Submitted
Shall the lands determined list u
with water aNotmehts and plh'!et
. by tho Board Of County Commission
, efs Of Cache County, Utah, pufstlan
/ 10 the petition OF fifty land owner
, and all applications for exclusion o
$ lands therefrom. he organized int
an Irrigation District under the Law
,Ui the State OF Utah?
Irrigation District .....-...-.. Yes p, &c,
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as shown by the said order and list
within the respective divisions, for
which he is appointed. are hereby
appointed judges of and for the said
election in the respective precincts;
one of which judges for each division
shall act as clerk for the said cleo
ton in such division, to-wit:
NORTH DIVISION
Edward Dahle of Cache Junction,
Cache County, Utah.
Rulon Rigby of Newton, Cache
County Utah.
r. r, Ballard Of Cache Junction,
Cache County, Utah.
CENTRAL DIVISION
G. l.. Rees, of Smithfield, Cache
County, Utah.
James c. Vaughan of Benson,
Cache County, Utah.
Charles +. Atkinson of BensonS
Cache County, Utah.
SOUTH DIVISION
Fred Peterson of potersboro,
Cache County, Utah.
Henry Kidman of Mendon, Cache
County, Utah.
w. I. Sorcnson of Mendon, Cache
County. Utah.
3. There shall be a polling place
for said election within and for each
of the said divisions and the same
shall be designated located as fol-
lows:
North Division az the Basement of
the Farmers Banking Company,
Cache Junction, Cache County, Utah.
Central Division at the residence
of Edward Edwards, Pctcrsboro.
Cache County, Utah.
South Division az the old Public
School House, Petorsboro, Cache
County, Utah.
10. That at said election there
shall be elected three directors for
the said irrigation district, who shall
each hold such office during the term
prescribed by law, one of which d.
rectors shall be a land owner within
and elected from each of the said di-
visions by the land owners of the
whole district and the following
named competent persons, each being
a land owner within the respective
divisions OF the said irrigation dis.
trict fer which he liz named, and "a
which water has been allotted by the
said order determining listing and
platting said lands. shall be submit
ted TO the land owners. at the said
election to be voted for as directors
itp- wit.
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NORTH DIVISION

Nohln Wv ASkON
willard X. Ballad.
+. John II. Barker.
CENTRAL DIVISION
A. L. Darlington.
Edward Edwards.
SOUTH DIVISION
Edward l.. Peterson.
Hans Anderson.
il. That at said election all per-
sons shall be entitled to vote who are
land owners OF agricultural lands TO
which water has been allotted within
the said proposed irrigation district
and that corporations owning lands
within the said district shall be con
sidered persons within the meaning
of this section. Land owners not re-
siding within said district shall be
entitled 10 vote only in the division
of such districts wherein their lands
or the major portion thereof are 10,
Gated; and any individual entitled n
vote as aforesaid shall also be eliS-
ible to election as a director in and
for the division in such distlic in
which the major portion of his lands
are located. Guardians executors
land administrators Of estates who
have been duly appointed as such un-
der the laws OF this state and who
las such guardian, executor or admin
'istrator is entitled TO the possession
of the lands belonging to the estate
which he represents may on behalf
.Ot his ward or the estate which he
represents. upon being authorized bN
the proper court, vote al such cleo
ton.
-. That at the said election each
elector shall be entitled to cast one
vote for each acre foot Of water, on
fraction thereof, allotted to the land
owned by such clector as shown by
the said order and list of the Board
of County Commissioners, and shall
sign the ballot and indicate along
with his, her or its name the number
of acre feet allotted 10 the lands
owned by theclectoT casting the said
ballot. Each land owner may vot,
for three directors, one for each di
vision. and shall indicate his voiC
by placing a marginal cross upon the
ballot for or against the question
submitted and names voted upon and
opposite thereto.
IS. The ballots used and cast OF
the said election shall be in subslun
TALLY the following form:
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CONTINUED From Page Two)
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SOUTH DIVISION


Beginning al a point $40 feet west
OF the South quarter corner of Sec
tion is, Township 12, North Range
West of Salt Lake Meridian; and
running thence South l-2 mile TO a
point 1900 feet East OF West quarter
corner OF Section 10, said Township
and Range; thence South 25 degrees
80 minutes East $500 feet to a
point 500 feet East of the South
west corner of Section 30, said Town
ship and Range; thence East 7l2O
feet, more or less 10 the South quar-.
ter corner oC Section 2S said Town
ship and Range: thence North | "a
miles TO the West quarter corner OF
the Southeast quarter OF Section 81
said Township and RANGE; thence
east IA mile TO the centre of tho
southeast quarter OF Section q, said
township and range; theme" North
"a mile to the North quarter COZ,
ncr of the Northeast quarter of Soc,
ton 81, said Township and Range
thence west along section line l2,22t
feet 10 the place OF beginning.
, All lands within the respective
boundaries Of the said divisions tc
which water has been allotted as
shown 10y the said order and list, as
well az by the plat are included viii
in the said proposed district anC
made a part OF each OF the respectiv,
divisions.
S. That for the said election eacf
of the divisions shall constitute az
election precinct, and the following
named PERSONS each of whom IL com
petent, and lapd owner, 70 Who's
lanSs therein water ras been aliote'
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BEFORE THE BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS OF CACHE co.
UTAH
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OFFICIAL BALLOT
ENDON IRRIG \
TION DISTRICT
Election June !. 1921

QWtSION 0UDHIITtU
Shall the lands determined, listed
with water allotments and plated by
the Board of County Commissioners
Of Cache County, Utah, PURSUANT 10
the petition OF fifty land owners and
all applications for exclusion Of lands
therefrom, be oganizcd into an Irri-
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CENTRAL DIVISION

no@iuumg al q point on the East
bdnl, Of SEorn and Sk""n Main Cen
Al 1871 feet West Of the Southeast
corner OF Section &. Township -
Norih. Range / West Of Salt Lake
Meridian and following The East
bank Of said canal lA02 feet TO a
point 1861 fest West OF the East
Quarter corner Of the Northeast
quarter Of Section I, Township -
North. EunGc | West of Salt Lake
Meridian; thence leaving said East
bank of said canal and running
South \ degrees 80 minutes West
$40 feet To a point $50 feet North
Of point 2216 feet West Of the
Southeast corner OF Section 7, said
Township and Range: thence South
II degrees 80 minutes West $500
feet to a point 1900 feet East of the
West quarter corner of the South
west quarter ~ Section rs, said Town
ship and Range; thence South IA
mile 10 point $500 feet East oi
the Southeast corner OF Section i =,
said Township and Range; thence
East along Section line 1850 feet,
more OF Tess, 10 the Northeast corner
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tenn of water works, nor have any
lands Of the State of Utah been in
cluded in the said attached list Of
lands for such proposed district; and
the board now being fully advised in
the premises;
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4. That the plat of the lands set
PORTLAND described IN tBc shH list
which plat Is marked Exhibit O.
aud further marked plat of lands
of proposed INSTRUMENTATION Irri-
cation District as prepared by the
board OF County Commissioners OF
Cache County, Utah" Is hereby APP
proved and in all respects confirmed
and the same is hereby made the
plat OF the lands 10 he included in
the said proposed Irrigation District
and is hereby referred To and mad" a
part of this order as fully and COM
pletcly az though II were entered at
length herein,
3. That all lands set forth AMI
described in the said petition Props
ing the organization OF the said lr''
cation District and in the plat thereto
attached, and which are not included
in the list of lands hereby made ana
determined as the lands TO be- includ-
ed within said Irrigation District.
nor shown upon the 9aid plat marked
Exhibit G." as included within such
district have been found from tie
said examinations aud evidence 20
either be at present fully watCred:
not susceptible OF irrigation, not SUE
-ceptible of irrigation by the same
system OF water works applicable t.
other lands within the said district,
or 20 be lands 10 which water can
no be benefieially applied and each
and al Of such lands are, theretCre
beYe0y excluded IRON The said pro
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WOULD INCREASE
PUBLIC MEMBERS
ON LABOR BOARD
ESCAPED SUGGEST OTHER CHANGES
The international Traffic
League Would Give the In
terstate Commerce Commis.
sion Important Powers in
Railroad Disputes and
Would Give State Authority.

Chicago, Nov. 10.-RecOmmenda-
tion that the United States railway
labor board be changed from three
representatives from carriers, en-
ployes and public to five representing
the public was among changes in the
labor board considered by the inter-
national Traffic League.
Other changes suggested are that
in disputes where shippers were af-
fected, shippers should be heard, no
decisions should be given without
consultation with the interstate COM
merce commission and certificates Of
convenience and necessity be not re-
quired where a road operates in one
State only.
The legislative committee OF the
league which drafted proposed
changes also recommended the power
of the state over the railroads be pre-
served subject only to interstate COM
merce commission.