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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-21
NEM YORK LAND.

NEW YORK FARMS-Near Buffalo. Won
derful bargains. Complete farming
equipment. Rich alfalfa soil. Catalog free.
Send Immediately. Buffalo Farm Ex-
change, Buffalo, New York.
NEW YORK =FARMS-Rieh level land.
Good bldgs; stock, tools, crops included:
Prices $50 to 500 acre. Catalog free. Send
Immediately. Buffalo Farm Exchange,
Buffalo. N. Y.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-21
FOR sALEAsUBuRBAN.

large 2-story frame house, five rooms,
porch, pantry, hall, cellar, chicken house.
good barn; well, cistern, pump, old shade,
price 81, 500; terms on half If wanted A l..
Furman, Real Estate, 106 West sth.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-21
TYPEwRITERs.

---->~O~-~>~-
REBUILT TYPEWRITERS, machines that
have been traded in on New MASTER
MODEL ROYAL TYPEWRITERS. All in
the best of shape and guaranteed. 81
| LARGEST REPAIR DEPT IN STATE
There is a reason, let show you Why
WESTERN TYPEWRITER CO. 624 KAN
sas Ave, Topeka, Kan. Phone 222 y
ALL STANDARD MAKES. Sales or rent
Repairs by factory trained mecnaufcss
We lead; others follow. CRANE & COM.
PANY. so years in business -
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-21
MOVING.
MOVING.
|FE NIMORE NJ OV IN g
CALL PHONE 4S41. -
LEGAL
LEGAL "a.
(Published in Topeka State Journal, Satur-
day, May p, 1920 .
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the District Court of the United States
for the District of Kansas as
:. r. Hanna, Bankrupt.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

for the District of Kansas.\ 81
IN RE
c. r. Hanna, Bankrupt. 4s.'
IN BANKRUPTCY. -
No. 2567. ts
The creditors of the above named bank
rupt, of Topeka, State and District afore-
said are hereby notified that on the Goth
day of May, 1921, he was duly adjHdged
bankrupt; and that the first meeting OF
said creditors will be held at the office OF
the Referee, sol Jackson Street, in the City
Of Topeka, Kansas, ON the 18th day OF
June, 1921, at ten o'clock A. NJ, at which
time said creditors may attend, prove their
claims, appoint a trustee, examine the
bankrupt, and transact such other business
as may properly come before said meeting
notify me promptly, or he will not be re-
auiFed to attend this meeting.
J. G. SLONECKER, p
Referee in Bankruptcy. !
Topeka. Kansas, May 20 1921
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-21
DRAUGHTSNIAN.

DRAWINGS made from specifications, Of
field notes Structural steel detailing
and checking. Map work and special draw
ings. Satisfaction guaranteed Adrian T.
49,. 1i6 West Sixth.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-21
WISCONSIN LANDS.

100 made to order farms in Wisconsin
40 acres with buildings, stock, tools, seet
at s., 600 to s., 2oo0. 4 cash, balance on 81
years. time so acres 5000 to So 400, clay
loan soil, near town, railroad and school
Write Jonas Bergh, Eau Claire, Wis.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-21
SERVICES OFFERED.

i ME- 30 four china fffEnE. Maurine
BeaIe. $50 Kansas ave, 3rd flor.
MELLOW CAB and BAGGAGE co. Phone
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-21
FOR SALE-FARMS

FARM BUYERS, Investors and ethers~
send fer copy of magazine containing
thousands of good farms for sale, all parts
of u. S. Copy free. Farm Buyers Guide,
Olney, Ill.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-21

A NICE HOME for sale, Groom cottage
all newly decorated east front lots, hot
water heat, 3-piece bath, fine cistern, cleo
tric lights, hot and cold water; large barn
and chicken houses nice lawn and garden,
old shade, at 1851 Mulvane. Tel Red 4601.
Jennie D. Clark.
FIVE FINE unimproved lots IN 1900 block
on Western avenue, just across street
tax paid out Price for quick sale, 100000
cash. ! II. g. Shore, care August's Clothing
Co.
from Santa Fee offices, west side, rooms
and sleeping porch Can be seen May %.
Immediate possession. II not sold IN 10
days will rent. Phone 1874.
PROPERTY, 1105 Buchanan St, $4,000.
PROPERTY, 1892 Jackson st, $1,000.
PROPERTY, 1925 Jackson St, $1,000.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-21
SERVICES OFFERED
A New Rug

or carpet for the cost of cleaning; cleaned
on floor, Hamilton Beach method Angie
C. Ticknor, S. C. Carrie. Black 29s2.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-10
Los NDEvos
DEL muhnQ
eDs "a Rsviste Dc Taos


Vale Ia pena eonocer las eilras, que
am q Ia Repahlica norteamerieana "a
sltpremacia econdmica mpndial en- re-
hei6n con Ia deada contralda poH nar
clones b~oligorantes duFante "a guerra
Hasta "a Z de- Dieiembre de 19Ao,
darante loa d~ieeioehO meses de inter-
venci6n aetiya, ell Gobierno de los vs.
tados unidos habla prastado a les Cos
biernos aliados i'm total dc SS220SAVT
Q0e ddlarea. I'm esta enQrme deuaa
a mayor acreedor era Inglaterra con
s3954.00Q.000: segnfa en- seeundo w
aar Francia, en- $2446,00A,0Dh; lheBp
italia q algo All como la mitad de
Ia cantidad anterior, y sueesiNamente
ia otras naclones centric europeas y
haikanicas y de- los PASSES De Ia amerl'
ca hispana. Cuba. que, anpque no ben
eerante, dc hecho tenta una deuaa ae
sl5. 900. Esta es Ia deuda de los
Gabiernos. aliades al Gobierno Rortear
mericano. Poro los gobiernps ahadps
= gran n6mer0 de neutraleS son tam
hf6n deudores a banQueros particular
req observation-disclosures pQr valor De WI
~1oo.000.OQ0 de ddlaree, cuyo pFtnclpal
fiaancista es Mr.. J.. Pieport Morgan
En coniunto, los Estados Unidos, 90
bicrno y particuiares. tienen sobre q
muudo IN credito que Sc aproxima Q
les s11. GOO, 000. GEO biliones.
T6ngase en- cuenta Que antes de II
e,,erra. la Repdblica n0rteamericana
dehfa 1000 mlllones de d0lares al ex'
tranjero, de los cuales "a ha parade
tres cuartas parties, y Sc comprendara
81 extraordinario Gamble Que sc ha o
uorado en- esta gran nacidn capltahssa
cehvirtiendose de deudora en- una de
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-10
WHEN MEALS
HIT BACK
aRape's Dianepsin1 Instantly
Ends Indigestion, Soumess,
Stomach Acidlty

La aoidez del es1omago cauaa indi
sestionl
Alimentos aerios. gas. maiestar! so
be 10 que lie descompono e estomngof
nneno. no SO pfeocupel El momentu
cue tome una pastilla o dos dc PapeA
Uapepsln. todos los sintomas dc indi.
resiion dolor, acidez. o flatulencia de
|btda a los acidos. d~esapafeceni
Millones de eentea su1cn cue no ee
necesafi0 eslar MODESTO eon mdiges.
ton, dispepsia o On estomago desor.
dsnada Unas cuantas paetillas del
Papo' Diapepein neutrallza 10 acide1
y silvia neutrality-suspicious. esperel
compre una cajlta da Pape'b Dapep-
sin ahoras No Sc slenta mselahle!
Procure regular SO cstQmaso De mo.
lao que pueda oefner sus alimentoa
faFofitoa sin moleatias "a costo "a
fnsisniHeante y los beueficiQa son
muy srapdes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-10

Name eHayeE On Genuine

cuidadol A menDs que yea listed
al nonihra eBayer On cada naopete Q
Een las pastuiaa. no esta e~QmprRnda y
leeithpe Asefriaa presis He lee me
dicos pQr ~qeintieuatro n d y propada
ser seenra por millones. Tome ~ A.
Ipifina sofa como dice en- Ell paQnete
|de Ba4er, para resfriadoa, dolor De
cabaza. neuralgia, reumaftsplo. dolo{
de ofdQs, dolor de muelaa. Itmnaap \
para l0t dolores. Cajitaa de ~ Fasti'
has de Aapirina de Bayer cuestan pQ
cenfavos. Los ~boticarios tambiep
|venden grandes paquetes. aspirin ee
IA marea do fabrica Bayar Wanpfaci
lure do Observation-Disclosures Of Salt
ellscaeid
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-10


"a primera vista cuand0 Sc trata de
corregir I'm vioio, o~nalquiefa que sea,
todas has medidas parecen bnenas. Pc.
10 81 Sc trata de yicios soeiales melor
dicho, universities hay que irse con
tiento en- los propdsitos de Ia repre-
sion b restriction, senciianente para
mo If al fracago
4Ya hemos diohe que en- Mexico 80
Ihahla muchO ah0ra de prohibition con
ira la industrial y el concrete do hepis
das espirituOsas Qleriendo imitar 70
que respecto de- ella Sc ha eetad0 ha-
Iciend0 en- otros pafaes en- condolences
enteramente divHsas a las dl nuestro.
No es malo que tratemos Dc tnitar'
que IA imitacl6n es n do tant0e me
dos e~ducatiyos q que hasta por ms
Itinto ocurren tedaa las eapecies anil
madas para meiorarse, mo- 70 mal0 es
que tratemos de ~reproducir a las yo-
.landas, sin la ~peresaria adaptaci6n
prsvia, 10 que otr0s realizan.
sSufongamoss puas, que Sc decreta
Ia prohibition en Mexico y pasemos
nor alto TODD Oh hrgo \ eemnllcado
proeos0 legal que habrfa do segairse
para negar d ese fin. Serfa facil des-
de ahora preyeer las numerosas sra-
ives c0nsecuenciag que Ia prohibition
lacarrearia indefectiblersente.
"Hn primer lugar. o solo decretar
d prohibition no observation-disclosures ma.
da, 81 al mismo Tempo no Sc disponia
de eficaces medios de ~llevarla a efeoto
en- b practioa. Con Ia prohibition ten
drfamos una ley mas. ms mas de Las
lintnntadaa a limitar las hbegtadea pn.
blieas. on esta 6poea en- que tudos los
pneblns del mundo asriran q una ex-
pansi6n de Iibertades. N que hay una
reacci6n ~poderoslsima y iu~stificada
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-10

PARA lNMUNizAR; Debe admit
n~t3trafse Ia A~ntitoxina subcutaneamen.
en- enaiduler sitio dnnde SO encuen-
tto t~aiiciente tejido suheutaneo suel
70 FAna fines curotivos & AZ ueha
dar Ia brefefencia a IL via subcutane4
ndio S. obtiens una rdpida absorcidn
,Ror medio de ma inyeeci6p intranus-
.cnlaf q,3a resBlta mas satisfactoria
adninis ipdoea en- Ia region gldtea
En- casos araTea . de una paturaleza.
maligna dehera calentarse Ia Antito
xhia a no mas do s7o G. y adminiss
trerae lentamenta por VIA intraFenosas
Impieae Ia piei en- ell alto de IA IN
yetcidn con yodo. o lavese con iab6n
Y aqua y daspuda fr6tase con aIcohol
Antas de- proeeder a y ~inyecci0n de-
Ia Antitoxdna So dehe iorzqr afIera Fl
eiHe que nueda conteuer IA ieringa
pcapu6s dehera p~FotegersN Ell aitiD de|
"a fnfeocldn con un pendaie de gaza
esteril 0 con oolodi6n.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-10

hcepts q Jarabe De HlEos De seaIl'
fornia soiamentn-busdue % nomoie
ca||lomia On cada paqnefe ontqneps
Ell IA sseifa d. quo eata dando 9 81
MAE Il melor mas inoiensivo lat
zanie para s1 estomssuit7 hisado y
intostinos. A loa nlhoa les susta 90
eahof a ffuia. Direcciones compile q
con cada boteilA Debsn ped
liftria
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-10
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION

Department OF the Interior
III s Land 0fiiee at Santa re, q IA.
sJannary 90 1871.
NOTICE IS hereby given that AmanT
'da Johannsen, or Stanley, ~. whQ
On March a. 1918 made Additional
Homestead entry No 0S5524 for $50,
Section 19s Township 1tN RANCE loh
II. nj. p. NJ, has filed notice OF mten-
tion to make Three year proof 70
establish claim to the land above der
cribod before u. S. Commissioner at
STANLEY, santa Fe county, N M on
the 9Th day Of March, 1921,
Claimant names as witnesses: y r.
Grammar, 4. u. Mullen, A. y. Martin
md Sam CozDy, all If Stanley, n. a.
FRANCISCO DELGApO,
Register
1st pub. Feb. 8. Last pub. March 3.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-10


'bastar de 5000 d 5,0gN unidadaa cp9n
Do So empiaza Ell tratamientD muy p
principle: 81 Sc demora q tratamienfo
hasta 81 dia siguientes O cuando 81 a.
sarrollo de Ia infecci6n ta siao rapldo
SO deben administers 1900 Q 10000
unidades. pebe adminletrarse q %.
sic De 10.0oc haata 80lo00 urldadqe 81
casos De o~ravedad, cuapdo E desarrn'
rs Is h eAfelmed8d ha sido ro5ido
J Ia isfrct'dr Sc ha extendld1 4. una
Imanera Considerable y tambk IN ca
SOS as diste. Z nasat 9 arinaet
Al resumir ell discurso que pronun-
lcf6 en- la Escuela De Medicine de Har-
ward. I'll dia Is De Mario de 1914, q
lDr. Wdlliam n. Park. Director de los
laboratories &c mvesligaciones del
lDepa1tamento de Sanidad P0bliea De
Ia ciudad de Naapa York, hablando
sobrs Ia d0~sificaci6n, diio. "a juzeat
lpor las observaeiones, no puede mo
menos que opinaf que son inpeeosa'
lrias y str ralor las candidates mayo
Tres de gS.oa0 unidade6 dc SuerD Ants
~diftsrieo para ninos y De $1,000 uni
dades para adulioa y probablomenii
baetapan para q tratamlcnto eNrants
TODD 81 curse de "a enfermecad. deeli
miclales Dc 10000 uuid1des pare ~
5os y de 10000 para adulsoa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-10
Suero a~ntidHterico
-lpa "a IndapandIenIe'9


-
DosiFicAcloN
PARA TNMUNfzAR-Los ninos y
los adult0s que hayan estado expueat
tos al contaglo de Ia difteria Sc pue'
den proteger De la e~nlermedad admit
n~istraudolea 1000 unidades de SUE
no ANrrDIFTERIC0. Asi Sc asegl.
ra una protection absoIpta durante 10
'dfss. que generalmente cDntiuQa du-
ranfe IN neriodo dc tres o cuatr0 Sc.
mahas. 81 3 les dos semanas iodafia
oxlste 81 peligro d. ~inieccidu deOera
~entoncos fepefiree Ia ~inyeccion.
PARA eL TRArANlENTo
CURATIVE
Ia dosis dopeuderd enteramente de
Ia seforidad Que presente la enIerue'
dad y tambIen del tempo que haya
trofscurrido desde q principle de IA
infection, En- casos hepigpos ruedep
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-10

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior
III. s. Land Office at Santa Fes n. IA
January 81, 1921.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Euee.
MA Manderfield. heir for the heirs Of
Gorilla b. Manderfield, deceased, o.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-10
ADMINISTRATION lNarplArA


Mlentgaa mas tempfano Be admins
Ire Ia ANTlTQXlNA menoa ser3n las
canfidades que Sc necesltorau para o.
tener una caracidn eompleta. 81 "a
dosihcacl6n que So deeea emplear no
pnrda conseenirse, no debe por ESQ
demorarso q tratamiento, pero depe
myectarso cuanto antea. cFalQuiefa
.cantidad de- A~ntitoxlpa que Sc tensa
a mano. Parece que los resultaQqf
mas satiEfactorloa que so notan ~
ranfc 81 tratamiarto por medic De q
.%antitoxina son depidoe al efeeto qe V
mimera lnyecci6n No deheTien aff
necesariaa dosia s~uhsiauientes q me-
nos que "a caniidad neecsaria cue de.
be conelituir Ia pfimera doais no ha&a
|sido euficlente' 3 haya aldo NAL calcp
'lada. Por consieuIente Is mpc1o ne
ior al be intenia dar $4,000 nnideaek
en Ma caso. a~dministraf la cantidaa
90 una sola doale y % mas pgQa1o 10
sible despu6s dc haberse 1ecao e
diarndatico. Gdneralmenie e puede
atrIbuir Ia ialfa de- buenos reHultados
4 "a demora 60 amplear g sasro An
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-10
10 que pIenSan de
IA prohibition

On 81 pBoIetln Do Ia camara Nacio'
nal a. Concrete que Sc pnbiica en- G.
haarez, aparege a siguienta arniepio
aeerca de Ia prohihici6n
LAS GRAVES CONSECUE@CfA&
QUE ACARREARIA LA PROHI-
BlClON EN- MExzGO.
The state herald., 1921-08-12
G-P-C Meeting
At Julesburg Was
Well Attended

About two hundred enthusiastic good
roads boosters from both Colorado
and Nebraska attended the meeting
of the G-P-C Highway Association at
Julesburg, August 4. The meeting
was held in the gymnasium of the
high school building. where men from
various towns made addresses deal
Ing with this road proposition.
During the discussion. the points
of advantage were brought out and
the feasibility of extending the road
through this section of the country
Colorado has an organization and Ne.
braska has completed arrangements
for her organization.
Another enthusiastic rieeting was
held at Broadwater on~Thursday night
by Nebraska boosters.
Good roads mean great deal Ia
this western country. and this main
north and south highway is a big
thing. A large delegation from Hol
yoke attended the Julesburg meeting
and speak very highly of the treat.
ment accorded them by the Julesburg
business men.
The state herald., 1921-08-12
Fire Department
Proves Efficient

Monday of this week Chief Kinna-
man concluded TO test che metal OF
his fire laddies and without the
knowledge OF any OF the members OF
the department. asked the editor OF
The Herald to turn In fire alarm.
A barrel cf tar was prepared and at
exactly six-ihirty in the evening
smoke cloud was sent up. an alarm
turned In and the fire signal given.
The chemical engine was at the
scene OF the fire in exactly two and
one-half minutes from after the first
blast OF the whistle.
Many OF the members were called
from the supper table and were some
what disgusted when they discovered
II was false alarm. but the test Of
fercd absolute evidence of what could
be accomplished In case of a real
fire. The time OF the last hose team
was SIX minutes after the alarm.
The state herald., 1921-08-12
HyperIan Boosters Entertained

The Hyperian roosters. numbering
twelve, all drove to the home OF Mr..
and $Mrs. Burl Slack. eight miles
south OF town. on Tuesday evening
on a special invitation from the host
and hostess.
on arriving all partook OF the
sumptous rspast. consisting OF fried
chicken and other good things. which
had been prepared by Mrs, Slack.
Following supper general good
time was the program for the even.
ing. and not until very late hour
did the party return TO Holyokc. Al
were loud IN their praise of the hos.
pitality Of Mr.. and Mrs. Slack
Tho next meeting viii be at the
Clarence Smith home
The state herald., 1921-08-12
Officers Conclude
ToContinue Plans
For County Fair

The officers of the fair on meeting
last Monday found themselves con
fronted with condition arising from
the disastrous hail storm which pass
ed through the county on the pre-
ceeding Saturday evening.
A few individuals appeared before
the board and advocated that all plans
for the fair be dropped and the di-
rectors themselves were undecided as
to what was the best course to pur-
sue. The general scope and extent
of the damage was carefully consider
ed and efforts made to get an express
sion from different parts of the
county.
The information Cleaned was that,
though the damage was severe enough
the first reports were in many cases
exaggerated. Many citizens insisted
that there was no real cause for call
ing the fair of and several who had
failed to sign the guarantee volunteer
ed to sign.
The final decision was to proceed
with plans for the most successful
fair ever held in the county, and the
board was unanimous in the deter
mination to accomplish this purpose.
Those who can are urged to assist
in the selection of the best farm pro
duets. Headquarters for the associa-
tion have been opened in the room
back Of the Holyoke Land Company's
office. and any one interested in mat.
ters connected with the fair are in
vited to call.
Phillips county is capable OF put
ting on splendid exhibition. Let us
all help in its accomplishment, Sep
tember 27.2s.29-30.
The state herald., 1921-08-12
HAIL STORM SWEEPS
ACROSS COUNTY DO|MG
CONSIDERABLE DAMAGE

Phillips county was visited by u
very severe hail storm at $3.50 Satur.
day afternoon, preceded by high
wind.
The storm extended from north
to southeast through the entire coun.
ty. reaching far beyond the town OF
Wray
The first storm lasted about thirty
minutes, second smaller storm hit.
ing Holyoke about 200. Crops were
badly damaged, some section being
In worse condition than others. The
worst of the storm seemed to strike
the town of Holyoke. damaging roofs.
breaking window lights. stripping the
leaves from. trees. and demolishing
all gardens in the town. At the Sc.
verest part of the deluge one could
not see across the street, the com.
bined hail and rain resembling an
old time blizzard.
Corn was Just entering the roast.
ing ear stage. being easily damaged,
but will come out better where not
too badly damaged than II farther
advanced. Wheat that was cut and
in the shock was damaged to some
extent by the hail, and forage crops
were badly battered.
The hail seemed to come In
streaks, missing some sections or do.
ing only slight damage, while ada
cent farms were badly damaged.
Numerous horses were hurt by be.
ing driven into wire fences.
Threshing crews narrowly escaped
the storm.
One man near Amitie received very
painful bruises. He was plowing and
his team became frightened. requir-
ing his utmost efforts to hold them.
During the severest part OF the storm
his hat blew on and he sustained
some very bad blows on the head.
The state herald., 1921-08-12
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses
we're issued by the county clerk dur.
Ing the month OF August
Charles Wood and Miss zula Quick
both of Paoli.
Marion j. Ady and Franses Lants.
both of Wauneta, Nebraska.
Earl g. Anderson OF Champion and
Miss Ethel l.. Harmon OF Lamont.
Clark GIL and Miss Gladys Fclls.
u. +. Hastings Of Grant was Hol.
yoke business visitor Wednesday.
The state herald., 1921-08-12
Suckers VS.. Black Bass

Our sister state. through her OH.
GERS, pulled off quite stroke of bust.
ness last Sunday. when several resi-
dents of Colorado who had paid their
good money for fishing licenses were
arrested and fined on the technical
charge that they had In their posses.
sion bass which were less than the
required length of eight inches. In
asmuch as the Colorado law makes
the limit seven inches. II is very easy
to understand that the Colorado resi-
dent might unwillingly commit the Of
tense OF retaining undersized fish.
At any rate. the arrests were of
such character that they were not
conducted with a view OF upholding
the game laws. but rather for the rev.
enue accruing from the fines to be
collected
I Every opportunity was offered the
fishermen to catch all the fish posi-.
BILE bel )re descent was made upon
them by the Jealous officers
The honest. consistent. law.enforc-
, ing officer In to be commended. 'and
full credit should be given them for
their efforts to enforce the law.
But the officer who encourages
technical violations of the law In or
der to profit personally, either In di.
rect financial returns or otherwise.
cause he brings about contempt for
the very laws he is employed to up
hold. The game warden who with
holds proper information In regard to
game laws ana hopes for their viola.
tion. so that he can gain the glory
OF making pinch" is on a par with
the officer who persuades another to
purchase liquor for him that he .an
arrest him as bootlegger.
Legally, they may both be In the
right but morally they are worse than
the law breaker.
The arrests were not confined TO
Colorado citizens. however. AZ Cham
pion. but many from Venango were
caught In the tolls.
a few weeks. ago another skin game
was perpetuated on many Holyoke
people at this same point, and the
safe and sane way to preserve your
cash and self respect is to keep away
from Champion