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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-11-10

FOR SALE:-Pure home made hog
lard at zoe the pound; large or
small quantities. H. A. Miller,
Prop. PEOPLES Market. 11-10-tf.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-11-10

WANTED:-About ten bales of good
peavine hay at reasonable price for
cash. Apply Record Office.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-11-10

FORD RACER FOR SALE-For price
and inspection apply to P. o. Box
3S3, Kingstree, S. c. 1tc.c.C.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-11-10

WANTED trade two good milk
cows for fat beef cattle. Apply at
Peoples Market, H. A. Miller, Prop.
11-10-tf.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-11-10

FOR RENT.-Three nice, large ur-
furnished rooms with bath and cleo
trio lights. Apply to P. o. Box
No. 226, Kingstree. 11-3-2t.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-11-10

FOR SALE-One second hand cook
stove. In good condition. Apply
at County Record office. tt.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-11-10

Mr.. Mcbride McFadden is in
Orangeburg today witnessing the Cit
adel-Clemson football game. Mcbride
went to Charleston last night so as
to be there in time to leave for
Orangeburg this morning on the Cita-
del special.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-11-10

666 cures Bilioushess.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-25
CLARKSBURG FLOOR
TEAM IS CONFIDENT
MAGIC CITY HIGH SCHOOL TOSS
ERS EXPECT TO MAKE A WON
DERFUL SHOWING AT
TOURNEY
Attendance Record In State High
Schools Believed To Have Been
Shattered At victory Game
Tuesday

Ciarksaurg. W. Va. Feb cA-Th!s
weekend un9S the Wash:nStoH lrF.nS
b Skutea-s a. the guests Of thH Mar
eta COLLEGE n attendance ~ tie o"io
Valley tnu-uaI'."' - Marietta. Th:S
tourney = beng staged under The aus
pos e.. Marcia I"l"G" and -" m
r:"G.t'e G.-ar.:on % athletic director
k...Sua Their" ~ y" n ttH n".rEA'"-
hood OF S,A:rsu teams caicT he tourney.
e'Ehc representing n" v77:""S h!Gh
schools closely S.jua,~d a'ong N" Oh"
river IN each STATE" SON" Of ~" hest
srams Of We. Virginia arr entered n
.hiS tourney. ara I VII l." IN" aim %
the local team - stay in and win as
ran. games as possible. No team enter
Cd ~ TO Journey stands az rs an APP
parent winner as the-" ar" many teams
OF the :: CHEST rand entered.
The team will leave here Thursday
e.'-ernon and Sto? If ~ Paapshoro
r,Iy:r- cNc high Qu:nt 9: 'ha. place.
then G";nr on over 70 Marietta the next
morning.
N.a, : .Nough. - 10 the largest
C-pNd tha' cxs~ attended a basketball
gam" IL Nest Virginia saw the WASH
layton Irving five 20 dow uto defeat
a. The harts % Tho Victory five at
NGamston Tuesday oS this week. when
Victory was emerged N" winner aitc-
60 Sro-" had boon ted no JOSS than
"sur ;::uNS. rrTu.-:aE four "Nfr:I tiv"
.,,.nutr ,"-:ul. l.. turs ~" w,&u.- WIS
rral!v established. aad Z waS :hcn tina :
TIE iosa. :sIm los ~ tho 'ouI route.
hv the CCuu. of "i-%G. The-" was en-
'huS.aS@l ralo-H. and school sr.r.: was
rampant. 100 h.S NIpm@toa SIN bong
d,yiacG mt .wu sections one for the
Washington Iyv'Hg conc:ucer. of root
,,1 ,,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-25
| FRENCH RUNNING ACE
| WILL NOT RUN AGAIN
| ON AMERICAN TRACKS

New York. Feb. 2+.-Corporai JOSH
Gu!il"mot. the French Ions d;stance,
rurner and Olympic champion for sou"
meters < NOT going 10 run again IN tins
country. but Will sail fer HON" as SOD! som
as he can move about c"mfUrtah.N. hit'
piece of news. with further informal Cn
about The real condition Of tn" fr"icn-
mans injured foot. was supplied y'St.r'
day by the Guaranty club. Ii was Sta' ,
I'd that an N-ray taken Of the injured
part Of tho right foot on Monday az
closed a lractur" Of on" Of ne I %,n 81
caused by IN" pounding on nc bG'i"
more, that the injured part had Suttcr"r
some previous larrration which Was a.
rravarrd by tn" rract;C" spins TAKEN 90,
the Columbia University track. 1t was
also stated that IN N-ray Of ths loot
had been mad" on "Wednesday ~ idS I,
week and that III" foot wa th"n i9Ghi
tn be injured and that 'hr"r bon" Np"'
ciaIists md h""n called in To try /!
hHsty remedy so that ;uiii'inot mig
not diS4rroint the public on Saturday
night last.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-25
MONONGAHELA VALLEY
TOURNEY OPENS TODAY
Thirty-one Games viii Be Played to
Decide winner-Twenty-two
Teams Entered.

Fa.rmou'. W Va. E.b. "i-Thc sec
ord annual BASKETBALL tournament -
;nr M"unneaN"Ir Valley N,ch : Boot
Association W.! tax" p!1"" It the fHlr-
mont STAT" Normal school gym in this
,Ity on FRIDAY @nI SATURDAY 81 thiS
week. There ~" - teams entered tar
.hr tournament Hai ~ games VIII he
played 20 decide the " nnnr.
tn Friday afternoon IN" fre, round
Will L.. played. v,;;o. stiac "f i games.
Ton az tn" II defeated i.:ln~ Will be
draw? back sn'p Ia" tournament and
Will play = round &C fly" games "n FL
day nicH;. Tho winners ot these tive
games VII 10 back into n" tournament
in the second round. making - teams
10 play ~ the second round.
The second round Will take place Sal
urday morning with eight games played
az. Saturday afternoon IN" t-l-'iua.S &C
four car"S Will hc PLAYED. and on SGT
urday night tho somi-t;nali 81 twn
games and tn. championship contest
VIII take place.
Tho cnnteSt;nE teams ar" Weston. FL
kias. kIngwood. Victory o! CErkShurg.
Lumhcrpor,. Jane Low. F'airri"w. Fol
irgtnu. Wes' Milford. Warrington.
RlackSyilie, Wad~t"wH. IiuckhHn0on.
Suinnsron. RivrSviic. Pennington. East
Side If Fl.rmuut. 'rur Melton. Mason
town. Grafton. Fa.rin"nt aud Salem.
Free" DAVIS. Noted Pittsburgh off
ciar. VIII hc the referee Of N" tourra-
mont: Director Shunlak'r OF Wesleyan
college and "pqE" Garrett Of Fafron,
will rc tho timers and John Mckinney "f
tho f'airrn"n' Times an! I.awr"uc"
EocCs oc the West HirSin;.n n" Official
scorers.
Director SANDY" Toothman. head or
tn" athl"ti" department If N" tairnont
Normal. VIII have rharg" Of tn" tourla-
mcnt Cola bpskcthalls Will h" awarded
the winters Of II" tournament. si!N'r
haSkclha!ls to :hc runners up ard other
valuahl. prizes to winters OF special
honurs in the biz tournament.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-25
THETA MI HOPE
To WIN HAND|[Y:
WHEELING coLLEGrANs 10 ne
SORT TO GUARDING oAAu AS
STRANGE FLOOR WILL
HAVE EFFECT
Big Turnout Expected Due TO Rivalry
and tho Fact That No SeholAsdo
Games Are Booked

With practically no scholastic games
on tap in the valley. due to the MAJ
ic.ta College tournament. Indications
lnint 10 A crowded armory tomorrow
evening at tho CATHEDRAL bowl" when
scttlr their .!:tlc argument. a win for
the Cn.leE!ans will practically ctnch
tho city championship, while on the
other hard I reverse VII! nec"ssitate tho
playim.. If a third game.
Theta Ma has come I" the 'front.' quo
To- a sudden tur, for the better result
my when the hoys trounccd the highly
'otItrd We'lshurg E"Xnlls. team which
ranks among :hr best ever turned our
If Erro}:" county. The one-$dedness or
tha, score wouid indicate the frat
lads have maintained rac" which was
So iamentabIy weak at the start OF the
seq SON
With the addition e Kompart. last
years confer. the Wheeling Colleginns
ar,. about rounded out in every position.
Turk and Ecks,rom appear "A irwin
ribir n the forwards. while komplrt
at ccut"r = 4 former Bc'latre high
star. and W4rNucI Of Wheeling and
Noe! or Union, are guards, big and canN-
h!".
preliminary contest will be stes"i
prior 20 tho main event Al 7:30 but
III" referee sill call time at S bells.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-25
", VA, DETERMINED
70 BEAT WASH-LEE

Morcaniown, Fch. 24.--Cap:ain Mar
lin AMI his M0urtaincer team mates ar"
determined that Washington and l'""
Shall no; leave Murgantown Saturday
night with thr scalp Of tn" p'd Con"
and Blue and tho f"riing Is general h".'
tu:,t the West Virginia ny" rs a. pres
cnt constituted ran win is three r.
manning games from washington ana
Ice, Washington and Jefferson ana
Pittsburgh.
Washington ard I.cc's record is
great one and throughout the south -
eAcc!!cd only by that Of V. J.. J.. which
team downcd West Eirginn here w"
wecl.s ago. North Carolina AMI :. +. J..
are the only teams 10 bat NaShinet"
and Ire thus far. while North Carolina
has been beaten four tines. III" Wash
,ngton AVID Leo record follows:
". 6 l.. A.. Roanoke college 81.
W & l.. SO: University OF South caro-
In; -.
w. d l.. 81 Richmond University -.
W. & L.. %: The citadel. -.
W. 4 L.. .: Virginia. Poly. Inst. %.
W. &. L.. %. North Carolina Uni
vcrsity. 80.
w. s L 81: Davidson college. IS.
W. g. L.. -; Johns hopkins tnirrr-
s,ty. %.
W. X. L.. 20: Trinity College. II.
". 6 T.. &c: Wake Forest College. IT,.
" K. y. 200; r?rrr"r!s. &c
Won .. list ..
Local fans who Witnessed the ". &
I.-W"St Virginia f""thall game NJ
Charl"stor. last ialI. rcm"mt"r tn" tai
sr,7,. merchant who grabbed forward
passes out of ia" AR $" successfully
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-25
WASHINGTON IRVING
BEAT PENNSBORO HI

.Srrcial p.s7arrh TO Ia" Int"l!iEcn''r
Penn horn. ". Va. Fob. eta" fast
iravennC Washington lrvHr hiG,! i've
m. irrl, five by nc %rOr" T.: -!-iH on
rnr:- way Ia M,r:"Fa tournament, witch
takes rltrr Tomorrow.
Tho game was 'Xc"Ht!ona!!y rl'an ana
fat and II w" II" "onc"hSnE ~ "nh!'n
-, !, was HE h"st gam. ever played
.h,rr, notwithstanding that the locals
'!vSt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-25
NO PAID BOXING IN DENVER.

nnnva-. COL. Fob a -rhi,:n Van Else
r,w!N .,i-,.t-d distract attorney Of Den.
>,r. r!amprd Tie l!h CA professional
boxing today. when ho announced n
would arrest huNer. engaged III Il bout
"a n,n""- for pay.
Tho G..tr.y, attorney declared tr'
state .tw prohibited prI"" lighting "n'
40. .r,-r,r, ted ia" law - bar all bouts
Nrrrr any principal received Pay f"'
},a:it ,'uaI.ng - :. ing contest. R"Ninr
has i."ur.sh"d N I'n"c for scr"r.'
years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-25
WHEELING TEAM
LEAVES TO-DAY
coAcE ROSS WILL TAKE SEVEN
PLAYERS ON TRR-LEAVE AT
ll:lo THIS MORNING
VIII Play Middlebourno ToniSht-aold
and Blue Looks For
Victory

wheeling high schools basketb2l rep
rrSrntAtlvcS at the Marietta College
tournament will depart today Tor the
uhlu city whcr" they will defend Their
coinrS in the annual event which hr!hEa
together the best Teams III me buSh-
eye state and West Virginia.
WbcclinC's first opponent is Middle
bourne which team Will be played mis-
evening. The local toSscrS arc c""hG"nt
that they viii score Il Victory III tH"F
|ourLcr and this VIII anorG an opr"r-
tunily TO become well acquainted Win
the floor.
Tho following Will make the Tip:
r,c,IIekr Everett Brink man. Wo"dyard
nyrd. I;aul Src.nh:ckcr. ChurlcS linen
|naugh. LYMAN Robinson and Dave Wat
kinS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-25

Martins Ferry will.nlso leave over tn'
local ralrNad I'm" This morning !"' '""'
i.;., vrrr, u,rv win crtr" into the Ir.IT
against AN unNnnNn competitor.
Tho following VII l"aN" TOR Marcy -
IN rcrrrSrni:n" the Ferry SCh""i ~ 'h'
l,ournamcnt: Coach Hart ENHuH; Ju'f'
Nnn 1inklr. Marker swain and Ncla"'''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-25
CORRECTION.

In yesterday mornings issue OF tho
Intcil.gcn,rr an article appeared on the
Snort page concerning the result OF the
,'a;hrIrai-l.insly Freshmen contest at
the armory. Instead of n 22-l7 victory
for the L!nsly Freshmen, it resulted in
2 victory by the same score for the
Maroon and Cream.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-25
MUSKINGUM EASILY
WINS over D. & {.
New Concord Qutnt Still Going Great
%, g. Z. Minus Big Star in Newcome.

I,,',;ns Ioei 20 MuskiuEum col!"G" here
t"m.Sht. score "a 10 l.. For lay,'s aiHi
r1kins, KryS"r at center. played best;
holding Ii"!l IL 0nc goa. Marsha.
shaved wei at guard az did f"kum.
Muskincum starred III defense. J"hh-
son and CrIm holding IT," ~. n l." S'i'
forwards Ia ,hrrr baskets Zach.
i. { f.. was wcakr""d by the loss OF
4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-25
elliott COMMERCIAL
LOSES TO Y MIDGETS
Collegtan Tossers Pulled Surprise La5s
Night Kolding ~" Team to
3s-22 Score.

IN fast and exciting game last night
1T tic Y. N. t.. \. the ~" MidSe'S
added another victory their string j.?
beating N" Elliot: Commercial tenn.
~ !" - Roughly estimating nye hu"-
drri Witnessed ~" initial game between
ti'..r Two teams.
Martin. r'anih-Il and Johnson va
two perfectly pla"" shots from the mel
wr~. the rnair>,ly- of The locals VIVA
cant. B"rlani took care Of Elliott Scr
ing vt guard Fleming and Carr ~
L'U,ori uN:fA-Ec! team work that I'D
th,. M!h,:,ts ON tin" hop III" entire "a NJ.
A. in:> lr.'i% IN" rirs' game between
,Lc-.. tNu teams and the season near
nr cad "ro',i"r game VIII be played III
the mar iU'Hrr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-25

The L.prrrse rontro' Ia pearl FISH
cr.o.: If Thursday Island.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-25

hi.ct dancer. the d'rc"s" ~ Nil" Glib
hons or Harry Grcb. and the hitting
power III both hands which equals that
nE any wr!trrwslEht in the game to-day
H.. VII d" n.tt"d against u tough boy
in Frrktun, Jimmy Danes only hope III
the wrlirr division. Mickey carries =
wallor IN h"'h hands and IS c"ntIH"at
of ruL.ng tie f.Ent hy IN" kn"' &"ul
route, with k"Grury the receiver g: H."
fatal WALLETS.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-20
FOR SALE

Beautiful East Fifteenth street home conceivable
venence and butn feature garage modern quar-
ters with hot and cold water; basement furnace heat
Onary tubs with laundry chutes mTored doors stationary
bahub and pedestal avatory hardwood floors throughout
beautiful porch and many other cnumerae
This Is priced rRhl al Sl3.OOO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-20
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
LANDS A>D FARMS toH sNIt 81

Soy Epud farm 300 california. Ideal
climate. h.g farming profits. uut prices
nd opportunities VIII gou''uc" you.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-20

Rlga cash and $40 per month on
hard surfaced IoHl. near TurloN.
prices SEES 20 $275 per acre. An
easy way ro GO. suburban homo.
whore YOU can raise chickens. gar
den aud keep COW. Usage 1910
r.n
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-20
FOR SALE

Pretty bungalow Irving Place Six rooms breakfast room
and bath, with base tub; solid drive; garage in basement
paving and sidewalk This is and has all modern
venienccs This good value and good ton nr be au
ranged.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-20
nrAt ESTATE FOR SALE

SEC ! lON--A'
-
rkI ECTAlE tOk SALt
REAL LD
HOUSES toh HA'h -
---. ...K cNSH-S. wheeling I've
rARG Nt I,.n ruugaloW, h.a'1 ""N
o." .s rooms. aouule l,.,''
lars '"t..t#n bookcases emo 'onl-
a.s .r.r closets. ,"il '.tIt mice
pavement ,. $1,000 cash viii
Ha Hr a l." '1r $40 usr month.
So .. balance '' '''
,aHtr '.-'. ........L ,..I.....
t....t,-r -IDI. Ai'N' ,"al.. H.,
lu., buys brand n,." pun6 49,,
aut hreah i''' '"p..'', ,t., .,.t.
.,ualu. nice n.a'.,t.,n. and lrtlrrs.
grade OF ",,r.gr and drive. high
s.e-n'ni, "t'.fb ono OF the prot.
.' ur i''. ,.ty. price 5000. tau
,..f D.''. mortgage pars. viii
--,NsN f.d modern. ia blocks
D. .rl|r I..".nc balance gCO per month.
.,g pr.'
,s.. Good vacant lot viii han.
.aH CASH a.. t,,rn. modern, hardwood
'Ht r"" ''' ,..,.s. sleeping porch, nice
s..-a lu ." a. 900. balance Nhr rent
.r.sN
10 .iu,a b,auuiu hum" In
-5 CASH 't.,h,pI. slv rooms. mod
.t."..,' tf.ura I ft.Iu features.
. tt'. r4rarc. priced az $500.
-e ..- month. viii take Doe car
..rs. ',.V paaEo H3Nt.
p. ra r.i. you u possession OF
800 IS. house IN Kendall price
'"r.r' .. $40 per month. Can
rU..
.sa" t.I.,.. t..rfN.t..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-20

ne t.l,t Dun uf tho finest lots lu
= ,'gs-1lNn'.a,t part OF the city. on paw
.a. ..,"' .n. fine oak shade trees.
H.ast. 4 ft .t." Iut you should see tu.s,
"'.... Phone lgBl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-20

Located four blocks from Frisco vladuct North
Utica avenue. Lots size 50NlIO Prices $3.50 to $3.50.
Terms $40 cash. balance SO monthly Action today means
profit tomorrow.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-20

.'-t0 ins very attractive little
b. ~. homo on fun size lot.
lt1. plenty Of fruit OF an kinds
,.#,. house. Wheeler Investment
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-15
Prizes Awarded in Essay Contest.

In the recent essay contest on
tuberculosis, Preventable and
Durable Disease" the following per
sons have been awarded prizes, in
the state graded schools.
Sth grade, $40 00-Laura Christopher
sou, Mercer.
Sth grade, second score Tena Kan
gas, Iron Belt.
1thgrade, $1,000 prize Jennie Korko.
men Van Buskirk.
9Th grade, second score Margaret
Perry, Mercer.
9thRrade, StO.0oprize Helen Hakala,
Iron Belt
9th grade, third prize Anna Dishno,
Mercer.
Honorable -7nention-AnrA Skelsky,
Iron Belt.
Other good essays were written by
Bertha Lillian and Tony Helms, of
Iron Belt and Aiuard Nyberg. Iron
Belt. The prizes were awarded to the
schools and the money expended by
the teachers IN the purchase of some
article which will serve as remem-
brance of 7he contest. The winners
In the rural school contest viii be au-
nounced next week.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-15
Tax Exempt Securities.

The surprising decline in income
tax payment during the peak of the
prosperity period, reveals how many
wealthy people have escaped taxation
in large measure by buying tax ex-
empt bonds.
is 1t good business Cor public au-
thoriiies to keep on issuing bonds with
this privilege? The reason for so do
ing has been, that the exempt bonds
bring higher price. But probably
The public gets the worse end of the
bargain The higher price paid does
not compensate for losses7n taxes.
1t would not be fair to tax securities
already issued on an exempt basis.
without making compensation to
owners for the higher price paid to
get the exempt privilege But 1t seems
doubtful policy to allow any more of
them to be issued. The great amount
of these securities available permits
big class of wealthy people to es-
cape fair tGzation.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-15
NE|GHBORHOOD NEWS NOTES
MERCER

Mrs. r.. Kellenberger returned Last
Saturday from a two weeks visit with
her son, Bertrar, at Madison. She
also spent some time in Milwaukee.
j. ". Carr ara daughter, Adeline,
returned Sunday from trip to La
Crosse.
DR.. Welsh, of Rhinelander, was
here on business last Saturday.
Mrs. d. l.. White entertained the
Ladies AID Society Wednesday after.
noon.
Mrs. Lee Doriot, of Manitowish,
was in town Wednesday.
Misses Mary and Nora Seiferman,
of Ashland, spent the week end at the
Dan and Rooney Theriault homes.
Mrs. Martin Mishler r seriously i'll
at her home here.
Clarence Champion and Daniel
Ryan went to Hurley to purchase
horses
Mrs. Chas. Schroeder was an Iron
wood shopper Saturday.
A contest was conducted recently
in the sixth, seventh asld eighth grades
of three different counties of which
Iron county was one, as part of the
work of the Good Health Clubs. The
grades were asked 10 write essays on
tuberculosis, a sPreventable and
Durable Disease" A prize of $1,000
was awarded Cor the best essay, the
money to be used ia tie purchase of a
memorial for the school. Laura
Ctzistoperson, of the Mercer school
was awarded first prize for the eight h
grade. Margaret Perry second prize
for the seventh grade and Anna Dish
no. third prize for the sixth grade.
Last Saturday forenoon occurred
the death of Walter, the three months
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Schwar-
t.. bronchial pneumonia being the
direct cause of his death He was
buried from the family home on Mon
day afternoon. Rev kundy, of Min
ocqua conducting the services. Inter-
ment was made in the Mercer Genet
cry Nj. and Mrs. Schwartz have the
sympathy of their friends aud neigh
b0rs in their sad loss.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-15

The present economic conditions,
though they are necessarily painful
when we are passing through them,
are not without their good factors.
The past few years men have been
far more scarce than jobs. Conse-
quently, any kind of workmen were
employed. good, bad, and Indifferent,
and they all demanded and of course
received. the same wages, The
wages, by the way, were far beyond
TIER widest dreams in normal
times.
Now this condition has changed.
We have increased efficiency among
our Iaborers because the men are
seeking jobs rather than the jobs
seeking the men Consequently, all
the poor w0rkmen are either driven
out of employment or forced to i'm
prove the quality of their work. AS
result, this increase in efficiency
is bringing as increased production
AT lower costs.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-15
Notice p State Income taxpayers.

We are reyEing our mailing lists
preparatory to mailing 1920 @ncome
returns.
Each year we are o Iiged to apply
the penalty rateeto those Who do not
file int@ne. 9
u is your duty to yak on send for
Drank, Failure to'receiyea blank Is
no excuse We make inquiry I'M
every possible way in an endeayor 10
send all subject 10 taN blank.
1t you did not receive bank last
year sud zars' now subi&2tt@tax, send
for blank, SO CHAT we may mail one
10 you.
EXEMPTIONS Single person $50
Married Sl2Ou with
$500 for each child under Is or legal
dependent
PHONE Home >44 OR SEND A
CARD DO 1T NOW.
Hearce romkins
Assessor Of Incomes
Ashland, Wis.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-15
Jobs Getting Scarce.

Laboring men, especially those
following numbering and mill work,
are finding situations to be minus
quantity right now. Every saw
mill and every logging camp III
this part of the state are turning
men away ~by the dozens every
day
And some of these fellows out
Of work are feeling the pangs of
hunger, being unable to secure a
job at any 9rlce This was evi-
degced Monday in Eagle River
when couple fellows asked to
sc s)cked MP in order that they
u4ght have w5i7n bed an some
thing to eat. Claimed tsey had
walked the thirty miles here from
Watersmeet and hadlor eaten for
forty elp0t @lOuTS.
These same fellows admitted,
WheG questioned, that they had
been receiving all last year ano
the year before top wages and
z1at they had spent it while the
spend1g was go6dz-Nilas County
News.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-15
Hurley Methodist Episcopal Church

sunday morning worship 1850
sermon by the pastor.
Sdb]ect " here does the Soul 20
After Death.''
. Sunday School lt;45. Nou- child
needs a blble education.
Evening service 900.
Subject: Anniversary of The Eight
zenith Amendment. -
+ 4 cordial welcome is extended 10
all. How to get there, follow the di-
reetion on the board nc the corner OF
Silver Street and Fourth Avenue.
Robert l.. Jameson.
Pastor
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-15

for the holidays taking advantage OF
the opportunity to meet their ola
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Johnson have
returned from a visit TO their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ole Sterland at Wheeler,
wis. They have q new grandchild,9ss
daughter having been born toeMr. and
Mrs. Sterland, last week.
Some Of the members Of the Merry
Makers Club went on a sleighride TO
Saxon to attend the New ear 8
dance given by the Saxon bssebAi
team. They reported a fine time
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-15

Paul LaMere and bride. of Detroit,
have returned after short visit here
at the home of his father, Peter La
Mere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rice and small son
have returned TO their home ht re af-
ter anextendedvisit to their old home
in Michigan. They visited at Escans-
ba, Carney. and other points.
During the holidays. there were
two dances given here by the Merry
Makers Club. Boti were well as
tended, Young people who were home