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The log cabin Democrat., 1921-03-05

" are the recOmmenQatlOnS or Cne members of congress of his party
 Miss Dorothy Pyle is a visitor in Little Rock today.
 Willis flight will do your garden. ing. Leave order with Bishop & Crow Call 116.-3-5d6t
 Give me your order Saturday for dressed chickens for Sunday o. S. Russ, 298.-3-4d2t
 Rev, R. c. Morehead, presiding elder of the Conway district, is a visitor in Little Rock today.
 A. E. Livingston of Little Rock, a former resident of Conway, is a busi- ness visitor here today.
 For -Mikado combination wood and coal range, never been used; at cost. Phone 145.-3-3d3t.
 Let us fill your car with gas at 25 cents per gallon. Use our free ser vice. United Motor Co.-2-16dtf
 For Rent-At S12.5O per month, five room house; lights. water; two blocks from public school. William M. Harton.-2-16eo
 1 For Sale-Restaurant on East Oak street; has good trade, good fixtures and new stock of light groceries. s. E. Johnson.-3- 3dwtf.
 Mrs. M. F. Underhill left this morn ing for visit to her daughters, Mrs. w. c. billiard and Mrs. George w. Barber, at McCrory, Ark.
 The Woman's Missionary Union will meet at the First Baptist church Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. A lesson in soul-winning will be led by the pastor.
 J. P. Womack, former superintend ent of the Conway public school, re- turned this morning to Jonesboro fol- lowing a visit to his brother, Supt. R. E. Womack.
 Mrs. H. G. Pugh of Little Rock is the guest of Mrs. Doak s. Campbell at Central College. MT. Pugh will come tonight for a visit at the Col lege over Sunday.
 Plumbing-I am again in business in Conway. Temporary location at Dawson's lumber yard, phone 112. Residence phone 565. First class work guaranteed. W. W. Boyce.-2-2dtf.
 Have just purchased from B. T. Deal fine registered Jersey milch COW to add to my dairy herd. Sweet milk F 1-2 cents per quart; two de- hFeries daily o. S. Russ, phone 298. 8 2ws-d8t
 When the bowels are costive the waste matter ferments, producing a gaseous condition that is disagreeable. To remove the impurities quickly, a dose of Heroine is needed It does the work thoroughly and pleasantly. Price, COG. Sold by Greeson Drug Co.
 River Land For Rent-50 acres rich. sandy land. Third and fourth-with main dwelling and one room house, both on river front. Quarter mile from good school. Also 35 acre hill farm one mile from river. Good house, pasture, etc. See Frank Troutman on Cribbs farm, Arkansas river-3- -5d6t*
 If the bowels are clogged up poisons get into the blood, causing loss of strength, skin eruption, dizziness and vertigo (blind staggers). Prickly Ash Bitters will open the bowels, drive out the impurities and restore strength, energy and cheerful spirits. Price SIPS per bottle. Florence Drug Co.,, Special Agents.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-15
HAWAII BIDS FAREWELL WITH
SUCH SINCERITY THAT MANY
OF HER VISITORS RETURN SOON

isHQNQLpLIssl Dee. ia: AHoholuiu
bids farewell to her visitors with
such wealth of color, so poignan: a
regret and so great a sincerity that
many of the chance callers at the
crossroads of the Pacific" return,
according to officials of the Hawaiian
Tourist. Bureau and their records.
The ceremony, for it is ceremony,
repeated with the departure OF every
passenger liner, is believed to be
unique among all the ports CT the
Seven Seas. With Slight modifica-
ticn it has come down through the
years, from the days CT the native
L narchs and their traditional: hos
pitality.
DepA.--ure Gag in Hen l lu i mi
Gated by the presence i.,ong the mo l.
ern waterfront and in the streets, of
the picturesque native leis women
with their var1egated stock in trade
over their arms and in baskets. They
seem anachronistic in their twentieth
century environment, but they play {,
not inconsiderable part in the ceres
mony, for every passenger usually is
bedecked until he or sne resembles
q walking floral decora>-;.r cne leis
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-15

"a ring approximately two to four
feet in diameter-range from those
devised of yellow and pink and white
paper, which sell for two for two
bits, through those maze or many
colored flowers, particularly the hi.
discus, the blossom of Hawaii, to
those fashioned from gorgeous pea
COCK feathers, which se-- n the neigh,
Eornood of $40.
As. sailing time approaches, the
Royal Hawaiian Band assemblies on
the dock to perform its principle
duty. The first selections usually
are lively. AS the hour of departure
looms they swing into Hawaii Ponoi''
the national anthem G Ia 1ori 81
hfRSACm OF Hawaii. Then c4me3 the
"Star-Spangled Banner AS the ship
begins to move on: of the slip the
pensive, longing strains o. aloha Ca''
ttFarewell to- Thee)) are neard.
Meanwhile the passengers, lining the
rails, toss down to the dock the leis
with which they were decorated, and
long paper streamers. All uut one
leis go overboard-one is kept and
cherished, for tradition says that If
ali except one leis are thrown away,
the visitor will return to Hawaii
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-15
Regular Spanish
Bullfight Staged
On Illinois Farm,

NAUVOO, HIS, Dec. IA. = "A bull
fight worthy OF the best Spanish ira
dition took place on farm near here
recently.
Carl Marz6lf, the toreador in the
case, fought. not for TIC c;.eers of
crowd, but for a woman's life a
lonely, pasture hillside was the arena
a pitchfork instead of a sword was
the weapon and instead OF a holiday
throng two or three scared women
watched the fight. Marzolf N0on.
Miss Agatha Wellncr, music
teacher, had often ventured into the
PASTURE On hef fathers farm, where
the bull was kept but he had never
II ade any unfr.endly oven :urcs rms
day he charged her, For scme tine
she lodged him among the trees OF
an old orchard then .an for the fence
where she fell between a stretch OF
wire nettHg and a thorny hedge The
bail could just reach her b. stretch
ing the netting. Each time she tried
to rise he knocked her back among
the thorns.
y woman neighbor CO me with
pitc fork but was unable to make ef-
tective use Of it again ne bull who
was now genuinely angry. Marzolf
arrived and, fork in hand, climbed
the fence. Each time the bull char
ed, he side STEPPED and jabbed. In
One of these bouts he dtove the fork
SO deep into the animal snat it was
jerked froIn his hands and carried
some distance. before it worked loose
and fen out He recove'ed 1t an
time. Finally the bull mad enough
Of it,
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-15
Japan Celebrates
Inauguration Of
Railway Service

TOKYO, No. lily MaI}-The
FIrte-eth anniversary Of tie inauS-
uration OF railway service IN Japa j
was celeb4a.ed Recently with app. D
PIRATE ceremonies III a lage pavilion
in front of the Tokyo central station
The Gown rr-lce read message Of
congratulaticn On lehSlf of the En-
peror. About 5000 persons part:c-
ipated.
The first rail OF the presen: sys-
TEN was lail II 1871, the line from
Toyko to Yokohama, eighteen miles,
having been opened for traffic June
II, 1872. a Ts1ute Tor those at
tending there was distributed to each
thin crysG-sect4Oa CT Tail bound II
biass for use as a paperwe; Sht, cat
from the first rails laid. More than
100 to2s of such rails we're cut into
10000 slices for this purpose.
The first locomotive used in Japan
With types Of other early equipment
was placed on I.eai-s .r;C-. as al
exhibit. The imperial coacres or ;:Ie
early days ere tie center OF muen
interest.
Indicat.ng the grown of railway
construction by the empire statistics
were published in connection with
the celebration showing that in 1921
there were $500 miles of railway
III J,afan proper and 11,40c I niles
counting the lines in South Saghe-
lien, Korea, Formosa and So-t,. Man
churia.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-15
LITTLE WOODROW WILSON, WHO
LIVES IN LOCKPORT, ILL.,, SCORES
SUCCESS AS RAISER OF SHEEP
BY ROY GIBBONS

LOCKPORT, H., Dec. IA. Get a
hobby and stick to it," Take that ad-
vice from Woodrow Wilson.
Not the former president.
But from little Woodrow of this
place, son of William Wilson.
With a nickel capital he went into
the sheep raising industry.
He paid the nickel on account of
his first lamb.
To-Day at he's the owner of one
of the finest flocks of Shropshires IN
Illinois.
He entered his sheep in the Inter
national Live Stock Exposition in
Chicago.
Five hundred other OF Americas
brightest farm boys and girls COM
peted for prizes.
Little Woodrow claims relationship
with former President Wilson.
Family tradition of the Lockport
Wilson's has it, that far, far back
President Wilson S great great grand
father, and their great great grand
father were brothers in Ireland.
The Lockport Wilson's tell of "a
quarrel between the brothers over
some property rights ant OF the even
|! tIa separation of the family tree
( later in America.
Little Woodrow says that some day
he'll be president, too.
Sheep are my hobby re says. a
don't play marbles much, nor fly
kites nor play ball.
Il have to have something to do
! so faise sheep" :
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-15
asEAIn YOUR CHRISTMAS

midst the
those who have little
latter class particularly
plague organization the Anti
They
definite
themselves responsible slack
eung the tuberc eviin
rarely Bbee however situate in state th
the of the plague fortunate
IN ne own isolation in that escapes
funds raised by the "
of Christmas considerable to take OF local coma
rbae,r sst fer bnt little Zach stamp penny Each stamp
n tborgbt nd an t.o7 e te
that he count
Christmas SEAL acknowledge al
unfortunate tate OF mil
the SEAL brands you az
one of he
with the spirit of Christmas
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-15
IS THERE A SANTA CLAUS :?

ND have small boy small girl say to yon is thef'
- Santa Claus here?'
q What you laugh?
BIT
fcona he thought the Santa Claus
pon plainly that he WOULD LIKE
believe Santa he did
bell
Clausthat 70 say if the
spirit OF Santa
spirit
of sentiment Christ
mas
Nearly boy them and
see.
thrill
Why and
Claus
believe
has meant
disappointment Christm mornin
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-15

Silkworm moth has been cultivated
for moro than 1000 years
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-15
Wireless Telephone
Will Carry News of
France to America

PARIS, Dec. IA. = wireless tele-
phonic news service will soon be dis
tributed from The Eiffel Tower in
Paris. The news win consist of i'm.
in France and throughout. the word
the news from foreign countries be
ing picked UP by government wire
less.
1t will be possible for ban:;s anu
newspapers with receiving stations to
receive this official news service free.
Announcement of,this has peen made
by General Ferrie, chief of the
French military wireless service. He
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-15
BISBEE AND CHRISTMAS


Christmas
lesmanshp.
sometime
deation time
all natur following carusa
In sometimes
the wounded folks in this out
community forward
andcer o a
spirit
realize things
and accordingly offering
people that it shall be
MERRY CHRISTMAS!
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-15
WHITTIER LEASES IT'S
FARM TO OIL DRILLER

WHITTIER, Cal. Dec. Whittier
may be a taxless town IF-it strikes
oil
The city has leased its sewer farm,
four miles from town, to an one OPP
orator, who agreed to pay a rental
and also royalty if he got oil He
is going to start drilling soon. Should
he find oil, and there are producing
wells all around the sewer farm, the
royalties would probably more than
suffice to meet municipal expenses
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-15
SKILL

vIJoRKING at
Both bones
if
"a ~ tft
srced
nerv
Feeling Brgmons the
fingers nj in
a
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-15
WOMEN BANDITS CAUGHT

WADIVOSTOK, Dec. 14.-Tep
women bandits from the former Rus
sian womens Legion and 10 men have
been captured by detectives mere
after 800 militiamen mad failed TO
round them up. idnaping of a
priest and wives of several public
Officials is charged against them.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-15

adds that he hopes soon to arrange
for Wireless telephone service be-
tween Paris and London SO that any
Paris subscriber can talk with a per-
sen in London by way of the Eiffel
Tower.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-15
ORIENTAL

XXoMENs public copying the garments of
" often designed to hide physical defects
Moder soldiers
Bolshevks
in neckies
o will
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-15
TEN YEARS TO BUILD

SIDNEY, Dec. IA = The government
OF New South Wales is asking for
bids or g obstruction of the North
Shore bridge which will span Sidney
WARRIOR. II is estimated IL will take
"a years to complete the structure.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-15
FIRST WORLD COURT
CT JUSTICE TO MEET
DURING NEXT MONTH

THE HAGUE, Dec. Il. The first
session of the Permanent Court of
International Justice is to be held
here ia January =
The Peace Paiace, which upfto the
present has served chiefly as an at
action to sightseers, will become the
-"at If tho court If the offers of
tne Carnegie Institution are accept
Vd the cuu,t will have the ent re
right wing of the building at its dis
posal.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-15

Scientists have crossed herring with
white fish, producing a fish as well
favored at the herring, with less
bones.
Evening journal., 1921-12-02
Not q Dish
But q Dutch Title

result OF the Dutch delegations
visit.
This joke hangs on the famous
Dutch family OF Six. which is rep
resented at the conference by Jonk-
heer o. Six. chief OF the colonies
section OF the foreign ministry. II
runs:
England may have her Duke OF
Fife. but Holland has her Jonkheer
Six"
motor humor, Il is proposed the
lines be;
America has her Henry four.
but Holland has her Jonkheer Six"
Secretary Hughes is ordinarily a
calm. judicial. lmpassive person.
His years on the Supreme Bench
gave him a pretty good poker
face"
But when Premier BRAND was
presenting the cause OF France. pic
turing in graphic phrases the neces-
sity OF her maintaining everlasting
armed vigilance II she would pre-
serve peace for her people, Hughes
unconsciously marked his approval
OF the Premier's points by distinct
mods.
BY contrast with BRAND, Balfour
appeared a suffering school-boy
orator when he arose TO answer the
French spokesman.
Stutter he actually did at on
Evening journal., 1921-12-02

Partisan dandy than the product Of
the land of windmills and dykes.
No man at the conference table
has had so extended an experience
with peace combinations as has
Van Karnebeek.
His father was president OF the
Carnegie Foundation that built the
Peace Palace at The Hague and
was vice. president OF the First
Hague conference. The younger
Van Karnbeek acted as secretary
OF that gathering in 1899 and was
a delegate to the second Hague
conference in 1907.
One OF Hollands age-honored
jokes may become modernized as a
Evening journal., 1921-12-02

time when he sought to express tho
unlikelihood OF Great Britain OF
America failing 10 stand by Franco
IN case OF future attack by Ger
many.
How should II be possible" he
said. that sympathies once 50
warm sh-sh-sh-should be. should
become re-refrigerated. should be-
come cold2"
A lot OF folks consulted diction-
aries after Secretary Hughes called
II a "plee-nary session"
A pleenary session is a session at
tended by all entitled to be present
Evening journal., 1921-12-02
"JOnkheer''
BY HARRY HUNT.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" the
Dutch equivalent OF baron. is a
title borne by two OF the three
chief Netherlands delegates.
Jonkheer van Karnebeek. head Of
the Dutch delegation. is not the
stolid, slow-moving, bullet-headed
type normally associated with
Dutch" He is dark. slender. care
fully groomed and looks more the
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-01-27
MISS PORTER SAILS
FOR INDIA JANUARY nth
Direct News Service to the Grit
Advocate)

direct News Service to the Grit
Advocate)
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 11.-Bound
for Singapore, eventually to do nurs-
ing for the Methodist Mission in In
dia, Miss Eunice Porter of Julesburg
sailed from hero today on the China
Mail Company's steamer China.
The extension of the China Mail
Company's service to Singapore from
Hongkong and the China ports, oc-
casioned by increasing American
trade with the Strait Settlements,
will enable Miss Porter to remain
aboard the China until the compile
ton Of her journey, as well as per-
mitting her to visit the ports of Hon
olulu, Yokohama, Nagasaki, Shang-
hal and Hongkong enroute.
Miss Porter is niece of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Franklin of Julesburg, and
left here for San Francisco some
weeks ago after an extended visit.
She had been in the United States on
a year and one-half's furlough.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-01-27
GRIT-ADVOCATE GIVES
HEARTY COOPERATION

In order to correct a false rumor
that perhaps may be afloat relative to
the Grit-Advocate refusing to pub
lish certain article for the farmers,
l wish to state that the management
of the paper has given US a hearty
cooperation at all times, and it was
upon my personal request to Mr.. Nc
Dowell, the editor, that he refrain
from publishing said article, this be-
ing the reason that the same was not
published.
SOUTH TABLE COMMUNITY
CLUB, By Mrs. G. C. Benson.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-01-27

but alss hsve arranged for the NJ
nicipality to pay four-fifths Of tie
rent on the posts club rooms.
A true American Legion romance
eliminated in the marriage of Roy
E. Patrick and Miss Estelle Agans,
both charter members Of the Freder-
lex Phillips Post. Of Council Grove.
Kas. To BE- sure tAat the ceremony
vas sufficiently Legiennaire. the ssf-
vices Of . minister. also . charter
member Of the post, were obtained.
More than two thousand compen-
sation claims Of former service nsn
were taken up BY The Service Section
Of the MASSACHUSETTS Department Of
the American Legion during the last
year. The same section expedited the
settlement BY the eovernment Of 800
cases with the Federal Board for Vo-
eational Education and 100 claims
with the Bureau Of War Risk In
suranee. Other veterans affairs
handled were allotments and allow
ances, Liberty Bonds, retainer and
travel pay. lost discharges. baggass
and clothing and state bonuses. Free
notary service was also provided fol
5000 former service men, regardless
Of Legion membership.
Following close upon the heels OF
the Indiana Department, the Iowa
Legionnaires have started = basket
ball league in which ninety team,
composed Of ex-service men are play.
ing for the state championship.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-01-27
PLAYER PIANO
BARGAIN

We have a strictly high grade
player piano near Julesburg which we
will sell at a real bargain price and
on reasonable terms if desired to any
responsible party who can give us
references. For particulars write
THE CHAS. E. WELLS MUSIC CO.
Factory Distributors,
1624-28 California Street,
Denver, Colorado.
Jan. 27-Feb.3.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-01-27
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF
COUNTY WARRANTS
Office of County Treasurer

Office of County Treasurer
Sedgwick, County, Colo.
Jan. 9th, 1921.
Notice is hereby given that will
redeem at my office in Sedgwick
County all Warrants numbered as fol-
lows on Road and Bridge Fund:
Amount of
No. Date of Issue Warrant
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-01-27
HINTS ON DRIED BEET PULP.
AND M0LASSES
kesal Feeders Have Big Price Advantage Ovss
Eastern Dairyman and Stockman

The recent sharp reduction in dried bsst pulp ~
beet nolsssss should bring these feeds focby anA
Of dalfynsn stockmen and farmers.
On the Atlantic esboard the dried selling ~
tsn whereas be obtained local territory Of 0t
Western 6uSsr Company $40 eight charges 1
tana and Wyoming districts increase this figure sonswkaA
thsre(.
With each allowed of pulp eooA
condition. the Colorado Nebraska only
which close to the Introductory price 1916
withstanding increased costs since that year.
The and values of the briefly
DRIED PULP-Where animals food lacking fattenns
but with ample making qualities alfalfa ID
dsn dry pulp will make better balanced ration the sA
Aals will show better gains
Dry pulp food similar valuable mainly fer
it fattenng qualities Corn barley be replaced
dry pulp With good results
IT 10 RsPECIAI4LY VALUABLE TO DAIRYMEN PULP
WILL PRODUCE LARGER FLOW OF MILK, particularly when
COWS get much alfalfa and little concentrates The pulp furnished
tie suesulenee needed good dairy food About pounds
corn sisge be replaced by pound Of dry pulp.
fed to cattle Of oil kinds to sheep particularly lanbing
ewss, and also to horses
NOLASsEsThis feed is SIS per basis in
districts Being onehaf and containing other nu
atng substances the molasse recommended
because results increased appetite good health slick shiny
staying of draft animals collie Of
flow
1t important either the dried pulp moasses feed
small amount the beginning and gradually watching
the effect the animals to securing Inquiries this
regarding further details of and feeding qualities Of the
dried pulp and nolasses will gladly be answered.
Considerably of both feeds could be used leea terri
and TIE generally considerably lower than daymn
THE GREAT WEsTERN SUGAR COMPANY.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-01-27

1881 Nov. S, 1919 1880
1857 Nov. 5, 1919 3O5.7
Interest will cease on above Wa
rants after Feb. 27, 1921.
EARL C. HARRIS,
County Treasure,
First Pub. Jan. 27, 1921.
Last Pub. Feb. II. 1921.
The average Julesburg man doesn'
feel that he gets value received whe
he gives to charity unless someon
comes along and pats him on th
back.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-09-17
sLAsPHEMER NOW sRARks LIKE
A DOG. IT,.

Italian papers are reporting the fol-
lowing occurrence, which speaks
louder than volumes of sexhortation
and many sermons regarding the vice
of blasphemy
The happening occurred in the coun.
try around Florence, in Italy. A
healthy young man, "A years Of age,
named Giacomelli, accompanied by a
friend was walking, with his dog, in
the neighborhoed of Grespiana. When
passing before an image of the
Blessed Virgin, in the niche of a wall,
the friend barred his head respectfully
before Y the likeness of the Blessed
Mother. Giacomelli, however, ridi-
culed his Companion for his devotion
and, taking the dog, rubbed his nose
against the statue Of the Blessed
Virgin.
But he, had hardly finished this,
when he remained as if glued to the
place, unable to move. All the efforts
of his friends and others to get him
away We're in vain. There was moth
ing left, but to- transport the unfortu-
nate man to his home
The, doctors succeeded at last. after
many hours of work, in getting life
into his limbs. But then something
else took place. The blasphemer be
gan barking, continuously, day and
night. Many persons went to the
house TO hear these strange noises and
to witness this terrible spectacle.