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The Hayti herald., 1921-07-07
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

State of Missouri County of Pemiscot,
In the circuit Court July Term. 1921.
=. u. Edington. Plaintiff,
Mrs. b. II coclsreii, Defenaent.
Now at :. dag 1gnes the plaintif
and files his petition and affidavit, al
leEins, among other things, that de-
fendant Mrs. b. r. tockrell is not a
resident of the state of Missouri, so
that the ordinary process of law can
not be served upon her within this
State.
Wnercupon, 1t is ordered by the clerk
in vacation that said defendant be mott
fed by publication that plaintiff has
commenced a suit against her in this
court, the object and general nature Of
and labor performed by plaintiff at the
special instance and request of defer-
dant, prior to the 10th day of March,
ls2l, l, to. to.wit Ejea9ring u acres of OF
near Hermandale, in Section 10, town
snip IL, range II. in Pemiscot county.
Missouri, in the sum OF $1,000 per acre
or the total sum of $4,000 and costs
dant, Mrs. r. r. Cockrell, be and appeal
at this Court, at the next term thereof.
to be begun and holden at the Court
House IN the city of Harutheisrille, in
said County. on the 18TH day OF July
next and on or before the first day Of
said term. unless further time he grant
tH bE me Court, answer or "''luI ~
the petition in said cause. the same Will
be taken as confessed. and Judgment
will he rendered accordmEly.
And IL is further ordered, that copy
hereof. he published, according to lHw
in The Hayti Herald newspaper puN.
lshed in said County OF Pemiscot, 10"
four weeks successfully, published at
least once a week, the last insertion to
he AT least fifteen days before the first
day of said next July term Of this Court.
tseaD ..
BY JOSEPHINE HAWKINS, Deputy.
A True Copy From the Record.
Witness my hand, and seal of the
Circuit Court OF Pemiscot County, this
9th day of June, 1921.
ERNEST A. LONG.
JOSEPHINE HAWKINS, .. c.
The Hayti herald., 1921-07-07
The Book Worm,s Bother.

Volumes lavc been written about
the operations Of the book worm and
prizes offered for some suggestion
for preventing their activities, but
the book worm Sil thrives. The
books made of pure rag paper, rag
and wood fiber, and clay iiller-each
are attractive to II particular group
of insects and the result is that no
volumes are immune from their at
tacks. Many bindings are very at
tractive to reaches and it sometimes
happens that owing to the combined
activities of these pests that book
is reduced to q mass of dust.
The Hayti herald., 1921-07-07
FORMER KAISER CON-
TINUES TO DELUDE HIMSELF
Ry FRANK f. MASON,


Berlin, July 7,--Kaiser Wilhelm's
vacation at Amerongen and Doom
has not convinced him but that some
day a Hohenzollern will return to
the helm of Germany. In 1913 the
Berliner Lehrergesangverein, or tea
cher's singing society, was victorious
in the national singing tournament,
and Kaiser Wilhelm gave them as a
prize a gold Kaiser chain" This
chain was to become the annual tro-
ply for thee victors in the competi-
tion.
The national singing tournaments
are again being held, and the Berlin
Society has just returned from trip
through the Rhineland. The dir
ectors wrote edirectly to the Kaiser
to ask what disposition should be
made of the famous Kaiser chain. The
answer. signed by the adjutant OF the
KAISER, states:
Il beg to acknowledge the receipt
OF your letter, with thanks, the con-
tents OF which have not failed TO lay
before His Majesty, the Emporer and
King. His Majesty takes the stand
point that, the Berliner Lehrerges-
angverein having won the prize in
1913, the chain should remain in
possession of the society until new
Emporer invites the clubs TO a new
SINGING Crngan on.
The Hayti herald., 1921-07-07
Inventor Of the Zeppelin.

Count Ferdinand Won Zeppelin, Ger.
man inventor, one of the foremost aer-
onauts of the world at the beginning
of the Twentieth century. died in 1917.
While many Of the expectations of the
Zeppelin were realized, it was appar-
ent late in 1916 that the smaller. fleet
er aircraft of the mOnoplane and BIZ
plane type We're better adapted TO al
most all kinds of warfare. and the
aged inventor died in the knowledge
Ehat successful conquest with his in
vention was impossible
The Hayti herald., 1921-07-07
STRANGE DEATH SOLVED
10, international News Service

Syracuse, n. Y, July THE
strange case of the death of Margaret
Marie Mors, twelve, on the day which
dicted, has become known. Stricken
with severe heart attack while
watching a baseball game the girl
became delirious, during which state
she repeatedly named the day on
which she would die. 1t was Wednes-
day, and on that day Margaret breath
ed her last. In her mutterings dur
ing her delirium the girl said; Grand
pa is calling me- Her grandfather
died three years ago,
The Hayti herald., 1921-07-07
A Humane Mayor.

Talk about Sunday blue laws, here's
a decree issued not long ago by the
mayor of a little commune in the
Pyrenees: "Whereas. the young peo-
pie of the commune are wont to meet
and dance every Sunday after mass
and the noise they make frightens the
cocks, hens and all other animals
Of the village, we hereby prohibit
dancing within the bounds ofsthe COM
mune during the hours in which the
domestic animals take their repose."-
Boston Transcript
The Hayti herald., 1921-07-07

today. Just happened to acksident-
" go thataway & was studying how
aul make II cts so as . go see VIM
S Hart Il Jane sed Wot are you
thinking about & ! answered & sed
Nuthing. & she sed You all ways
have yure emiud on yure own self il
seems. Threw with women. That's
wot | am.
Sunday--I got , tawking Jake
C asst him wot he thot about me 4
Jane &: ne sed he thot l showed a
lots better taste than she does. So
we are not good trends emmy more,
Monday-Ma e pa including me
went to the Confeckshunary & had
ice Cream & then pa got sum ciga-
rettes & went 2 lite /. The owner
sed Mister no smokeing in here 4
pa sed That's funny you sell them
don't you not. The man sed Yes &
they sell union Underware up the
dry Goods store but they don't let U
put them on in the store room.
tuesday, was telling pa and ma
G. sum other ladys about girl wich
hurt her leg in swimming & ma sed
You must say Inns not legs. So later
in the evening l told them Of man
arrested for boot thinning & ma never
under Stood me tall. Shes not so
awful wise. At times.
ednesday-walked down the
strete with my skool teecher today
e. we saw a house wich was being
bilt & she sed Stats do you know when
and where Shingles was 1st used |
sed I don't know but | got a good
idea where they was 1st used. But !
didn't care to discuss it with her. Nor
nobidy else.
Thursday-In Swimming today.
Lots of people was in, Blisters was
there and he can dive e turn sum-
mer Sets e. fiote ded man e. all & the
girls are after him to lern them :
swim. Even Jane is. She wanted
me 2 jump off of the bridge like
Blisters but / sed her that they
was lots of littel boys in hevin wich
had tried that e l wood rether not
try it. She called me Trade calf
But | shud worry. don't care.
The Hayti herald., 1921-07-07
Train Them for Happiness.

Every mother who pampers and
datters her little son is making un-
happiness for him and his future
wife. Every father who allows his
little daughter to wheedle him un.
duly is preparing her for an unfor-
tunate marriage. says London Daily
Mail. Such parental conduct Is Sc
rious menace to the future well being
Of the child. No man ever rediscov-
ers the patient indulging mother in
MS wife. No woman ever realizes the
Image of too-dotlng father in her
husband.
The Hayti herald., 1921-07-07
Popular SONGS.

SIT is a mistake ] believe, to act
too strongly, on the theory that to
the public should be dOled out only
those things which certain authorities
think they should have" said
prominent singer recently. LET us
consider the publics side. Let US give
the public some of the things 1t really
wants-even the simple song which
the critic condemns for its excess OF
sentiment, II we can deliver 1t so that
the public is touched and responds"
The Hayti herald., 1921-07-07
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION

May adjongaed fi Term 81 fhe County
Court of .'Penliscot CeHhty Missouri;
on the nth day of June, 1921. 'peti-
lion signed by more than one hAndred
householders of Cooter township Penn
iscot township, Little Prairie township,
Hayti township and Holland township
no less than ten petitioners heing from
any one of said townships and all OF
said townships being in one body was
presented to the Court petitioning the
Court for the privilege of voting on the
question Of restraining horses, mules.
asses, cattle, goats swine and sheep
township, Pemiscot township. Little
Prairie township. Hayti township and
Holland township in Pemiscot county
Missouri, petitioning the County Cour!
to call a special election for that plit-
pose and cause To be submitted 10 the
qualified voters OF said townships the
question of enforcing IN said town
80, chapter twenty-seven t27D Rey.s-
ed Statutes of 1873 the purpose ~
as above mentioned from running at
large in said townships.
The Court upon examining the pcti-
tiou hled and hearing evidence thereon
and finding that said petition Is signed
by more than e-hundrrd housenold-
eTs OF said townships, 4ld brinG no
less than ten househoi1~"S Of each OF
said townships, that said townships are
All in one hody and tina the law mas IN
all things been complied With o. dered
that an election be heid In each and
on the Goth day OF July, 1921, for the
purpose OF submitting 70 tae qualified
voters of said townships lhe qlesilon
of enforcing IN said townships the pro-
visions OF Article il"c -, chapter
twenty-scvcn t27). Pav!sed statutes OF
1919, for the purpose, os restraining
domestic animals n7 above mchtioned
from running a. iarge in said town.
gilpS
The Hayti herald., 1921-07-07

In Chinese schools. just before the
MONDAY recess. the teacher writes o
sentiment, q proverb, or a proposition
upon slip of red paper and pastes II
upon the door. Each boy as he goef
out reads. the lines. and In the after
noQp gives 10 the teacher another lins
which win. with the nrst, make .
e0uplet.
The Hayti herald., 1921-07-07

ing out of the
house IL pa seen
me & he sed Hay
Stats what you
doing with that
brace q bit q l
replyed | ia ;e or
ganiZed 4 band Il
campfire boys &
we hafta drill! TO-
mite. He sei
Stats ii yure
braneS was grass
yur cud sell yure
lawn more.
Saturday ]
TUX a walk over
past James house
The Hayti herald., 1921-07-07
Missed Him.

1 Smithsonian investigators report
finding the skeleton Of mastodon'ip'
Arizona, but unfortunately the masto'
don himself was not at home at the
time of the discovery.--BOston TraD.'
script.
The Hayti herald., 1921-07-07

One of the early coins in Ireland
was the eagle. made Of base metal
and current about 1879, hut an earlier
coin was the farthing. made of silver,
during the reigns of King John, anC
now very rare and of great value.
The Hayti herald., 1921-07-07

Florence, the small daughter of
Mr and Mrs. JAS Fish, who is on
the klinkhardt farm west of town.
died this morning. and will be bur
led in the Whitee Cemetery.
The Hayti herald., 1921-07-07

Mrs. j. A. Wallace of Ely, Nevada
arrived Monday for several weeks
with her father and mother, and 9TH
er relatives.
The Hayti herald., 1921-07-07
--Chautauqua-
Welded by Eating Out of Bowl.

Marriage is not a religious cere-
mony among the Burmese: There Is a
ceremony, Of course. but the only nee.
essary and binding part of 1t Is thai
the couple should. in the presence Of
witnesses called together for the pur.
pose, eat out Of the same bowl.
The Hayti herald., 1921-07-07
NO. 1l3s

onlcial statement of the financial con-
dition Of the BANK OF HAYf1, at Hay
u, State OF Missouri, at the close of
business on the Goth day - June
1921, published in The Hayti Herald.
a newspaper printed and published at
Hsyti, state OF Missouri on the 7th
daY of JULY. 1921.
The Hayti herald., 1921-07-07

Jack Teeaster went to the Frisco
hospital Monday night for treatment,
having an intiamed leg, caused from
irritation.
The Hayti herald., 1921-07-07
--Chautauqua.
Named sEmpIre STATE. !"

The name Of the Empire State"
vas first given TO New York By George
Washington. in. his reply to an address
from the New York city common
council In 1854.
The Hayti herald., 1921-07-07
Jewel Hedges from Oklahoma i
back visiting relatives and friends.

Stanley school begins Tuesday
July S. Hope there will be good at
tendance and every one will like the
new Teacher, Miss Virgie Leceries'
The Hayti herald., 1921-07-07

We, ]. L. Doris. as president. and
7. A. McNail, as cashier of said bank
each Of us. do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best of
our knowledge and belief.
j. i. pORRIS, President,
r. A. McNAlL, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me-
this 7th day OF July A. H., 1921
WITNESS my hand and notarial seal
on the day last aforesaid (Commis-
stoned and qualified for n term expir-
ing May l2th 1920
(SEAL) .
JOHN T. BUCKLEY,
Notary Public
Correct Attest:
L. c. AVER1LL,
l.. I. EFLER.
l. KOHN,
Directors
The Hayti herald., 1921-07-07
Cha utauqua
The Median Wall.

The Median wall. in ancient history
was a wall north Of Ealvlon. extend
ing from the TigriS to The En.H"'e>
huilt as n defense of ~ v'g"'"
The Hayti herald., 1921-07-07

There were services at Dry Bayou
Sunday night held by Bro. Alexan-
der of Netherlands, also wagon load
of singers came along. Had a nice
crowd.
The Hayti herald., 1921-07-07

Everybody now is busy going berr!
picking trying to save the berries a:
there is not going to be much of the
delicious fruit.
The Hayti herald., 1921-07-07

Farmers are all smiling now theil
crops are looking so nice, after the
June showers.
The Hayti herald., 1921-07-07

A bunch from Concord went pic
nicing Sunday; had lots OF good eats,
lemonade and ice cream. Everyone
seemed to enjoy themselves.
The Hayti herald., 1921-07-07
~
STATS DIARY

FRIDAY opened pas chest of,
tules tonight and TUX out his brace
& bit d was 60
The Hayti herald., 1921-07-07

3. II. Dewease from Hayti has ha,
his bungalo painted, sure does looI
nice.
The Hayti herald., 1921-07-07

-Chautauqua is the most Ameri-
can institution in America. ."-Roose-
welt.
The Hayti herald., 1921-07-07

Mrs. Davis took dinner with Mrs.
Lee Hurley sunday.
Mir. and Mrs. Deweease and fam
ily fro mHayti came out to their farm
Sunday afternoon.
G. r. Henderson has been thresh-
ing wheat the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hurley CT near
Pascola spent the Fourth with the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ance
Babb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Tucker OF Meth
erlands district has moved to Math-
ews.
Miss Anna Watkins took dinner
with Mrs. O. Gaines Sunday.
The Hayti herald., 1921-07-07
CONCORD NEWS

Heaelth is very good now in this
The Hayti herald., 1921-07-07

Mrs. Davis took dinner with Mrs.
Lee Hurley sunday.
The Hayti herald., 1921-07-07

state of Missouri County of Pemiscot,
In the Circuit Court Iuly Term, 1921
=. u. Edington. Plaintiff,
The Hayti herald., 1921-07-07

--Chautauqua-
The Hayti herald., 1921-07-07
v.r.. Writing Taught in School.

-Chautauqua-
The Hayti herald., 1921-07-07
Early Irish Coin.

-ChautauQua-
Arizona republican., 1921-01-27
Baby OsbOrne's Sz5O Q Week GiveS
 Mothers Dreams Of MOvie Fortunes

der a separate heading of sports" with it's subheads of ride. drive, swim, dance, fence, tennis, billiards and golf, he tells what he can do along these lines. And then comes the real test-"Ward- robe.''
 If man or woman has not an ade- quate supply of joyous toggery. the pictures will remain forever to him or her a closed door and a regret and nothing more. The wardrobe quail fications are listed under subheadings of evening dress, sport, society and street, and the more an applicant can boast of possessing the more probably he or she will find a chance in the pie lures.
 Like Married Women
 That's the reason" explains the anonymous bureau head, that we like to register married women with lit- tie money of their own. They have better clothes. If you just watch most of the people that come in here to cash orders for work they've done, you'll find that they're that kind" And they were; going back to the bureau at the time of day when the cashing was done, I found the hold CTS of orders were largely of a pros- porous, well, I don't need this coin but it's nice to have it anyway type l They drove up to the door of the bu- reau in their own machines; they were we'll dressed and sleek and their money was tucked snugly into handsome bags.
 They're the only ones who can af. l ford to stick it out" was the bureau heads Illuminating commentary. Tn,
Arizona republican., 1921-01-27

men and women who haven't any money register, all right, but that's as far as most of 'em go. They hang on by their eyelashes for while and then they go out and get other jobs. Here's the registration card of one armed boy for instance. He lost his arm overseas and registered here in the hopes that he'd be wanted some time to play a one armed soldiers part He used to drop in and hang around once in a while and l guess he never had anything to doin the mean time but odd errand jobs. That kept on for about five months and then he stopped coming.
 Gall Is Too Late
 Well, just yesterday one of the biz companies phoned in the order of what they were going to need in extras for the next day, and, sure enough, they wanted a young fellow with one arm. We telephoned to the address this boy had given me, but he had gone and the people didn't know anything about him, but thought he had left the city. He stuck as long as he could stand it and then beat it for some place where he could get a job; or maybe he was just ashamed of being shabby and hard up and went away to poorer place with out leaving word of where he could be found. There are hundr eds like that men and women The picture busi- ness is padded with people who can't do anything else-and when they're the kind that can't do anything else. they're usually the kind that cant do anything in the movies, either. Unless, of course, they're type-old maid type, or hay seed type or some foreign type. Then they're likely to be called on at any 1 time"
 Just then an assistant came with an order list from one of the movie com | panies. Better come out and get a slant at the back yard constituency. he said Were using some of them 1 farnorrovy
Arizona republican., 1921-01-27

made by the judiciary committee on the bill removing from the list of pri- mary campaign expenses to be includ- ed in the statements of candidates money paid for postage. printing and advertising. But as there was another report due on this bill 1t was allowed to retain its place on the calendar.
 The bill regulating chiropractio was left fin the same position. for though fl had been favorably reported by the judiciary committee, there is pending a report by the committee on public health
 New Bills in House
 The following new bills were intro duced in the morning session of the house:
 House bill 66, by MT. Haynes. appro- priating $2,500 to satisfy a Judgment against the state in favor of J. B. Ly- man, an architect, for some of the uni versity buildings.
 House bill CT, by MT. Remington, providing for the recording in offices of the county recorders of discharges of soldiers, sailors, marines, aviators nurses and yeomanettes and other men
Arizona republican., 1921-01-27
WILL YOU HELP?

Friday Madison school Valley Association organized met last night "
  enthusiastic possibilities After fu the resolutions is sevide is
  organ
 it Resolved, at headed of reputation and that ratification The committee adjourned Friday night to lay plans for meetings to be section valley of which will 
  VALLEY In the Southwest one great pull together be HELP? COMMITTEE.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-27

owners In the hopes that they could earn a few dollars without work. We have men on stretchers registered, and men on crutches, and one armed men and blind men. We've got ba- bies of every age from one day up and babies of no age-prospective ba- bies who haven't been born. And we have types of every kind of person from Italian organ grinders up-and down.
 The Confession Blank
 Just there, the director poked out through the bars of his cage the print ed form on which registrants make their confession, for it amounts to little less than that. In it's up- per left hand corner is pasted the pie ture of the applicant Then the pros pective picture person lists his birth date, his height, his weight, his com plexion, the color of his hair and eyes, and his chest and waist measure. Un-
Arizona republican., 1921-01-27

scribed as focal conditions" He said that though the school trustees had power to prevent the abuse of the school houses of which the bill com plained, they were frequently overawed by the local element and permitted this abuse against their own wishes.
 MT. Udall of Apache demanded speci- fications; he wanted to know what these local conditions were. No oth- CTS took part in the debate and finally, on the motion of MT. Kimball, who deprecated the introduction of the bill 1t was recommended that it should lie on the table. The house adopted tha< recommendation.
 With a typographical amendment the bill creating a board of engineer examiners, providing for the registra- ton of engineers, assayers and land surveyors, was recommended for pas sage.
 Similar action was taken on the measure to remove from members of the legislature the disabilities that now prevent them from holding office dur ing the term for which they have been elected to the legislature. ] An unfavorable report had been
Arizona republican., 1921-01-27
New Highway From LOrdsburg to
 Phoenix May Be Ready By 1922

After passing through the two min- ing camps of Miami and Globe the route follows the Miami Superior Phoenix cutoff, now under construc- tion. Four hundred and thirty six thousand dollars already has been spent in the construction of the high way between Miami and Superior. distance of IS miles. Much work on this section remains to be done. The omnibus bill before the Arizona legis- lature carries an appropriation of s200,000 for the completion of this sec tion of the highway. The road passes through some of the most picturesque mountains of the Southwest in the Pinal range. The route through the box canyon of Queen creek. near Su perior. involves some of the heaviest, If not the heaviest, highway construc- States. The road follows for several hundred feet along the face of a cliff where the engineers have blasted out half moon" tunnel fin the face of the precipice, the overhanging rock com pletely roofing the full 20 feet in width of the road, but permitting the gaze of the autoists to descend into the depths of the canyon of Queen creek on the outside. Finally the road passes through a S00-foot tunnel in the solid rock, 20 feet high and IS feet in width the character of the formation rem dering timbering entirely unnecessary, and emerges to open upon a wonderful panoramic view of Picket Post noun
 tain in the foreground; Apache Leap
 vertical cliff hundreds of feet sheer
 on the left, and the far dim distances
 of the desert below stretching out tC
 the Salt River valley and Phoenix
 Descending from the portal of the tun-
 nel, the road makes a gradual drop by
 a beautiful horseshoe curve to tho valley of Queen creek This section oi the highway is complete. From Su- perior to Phoenix the road is far ad-
 vanced in construction.
 The distance from Miami to Phoe-
 nix is cut from 112 miles by the pres
 ent shortest route over the Apache
 trail to S4 miles by the new Superior
 route, with the very great additiona
 advantage that no grades over pei cent are to be encountered in the en- tire distance.
 The present omnibus bill provide;
 for the appropriation of $200.0o0 fo the work on the highway between Phoenix and Yuma, on which already ] great deal of work has been accom- , plished. It is understood that thi
 appropriation will result in the Cali l fornia authorities ordering the con l struction of the 50 miles of pavemen eastward from the terminus in the I'm
 perial valley on into Yuma