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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-06-01
BURR OAK

Mrs. Frank Wicket and boys from
Canton, MINI, passed through here
on Wednesday for DEBORAH, but on
account of the storm was obliged to
turn back and stop at Mrs. G. H.
Kimbalrs for a short visit before
returning to her home.
John Gates made business trip
to DEBORAH on Wednesday and re-
manned over night with his daughter
Mrs. Jas. Headington.
Mrs. Harrison Shelley is very poor
ly at this writing, but hope she will
be out again.
It's nothing but rain, rain, rain, a
little more sunshine will be very
much appreciated.
Mrs. Jas Headington and sons
Arthur and Dale and Miss Welsh of
DEBORAH spent Thursday with Mrs.
jas lrrauruS tvu " JUL Van vI
Thursday and spent the day with heI
~'sasssass lMArS.vGafs Sii Pa his efforts r =
get them over here during the tnt
several years. There are eight Ell
pie In the immigrant party.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-06-01

go e r COST OF living is coming down /.
30 I've heard" said Farmsr 1o C
.Sssel' but cheaper food WON'T S so,
don't hsl,a problem for folks who
tber ., oel,eve they are living unless S
,he , attend all the parties and see ~,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-06-01
MILKING
SHORTHORNS
FOR SALE

Herd Sire, Our Dairyman a linz
pred Dairyman Jr. bull. dam 0me e
DaiIymaid, 6,640 lbs. in 10 n,ont5d
at ? years, weight 1900 lbs. AT <
years, has given 81 lbs. in a 'dav AZ
COW eoms ana heifers in herd, s bulls for
SALE Poland China Bears and Pigs for
VIM. Headington and Sons.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-06-01

= Sf1nuTyrs,-l~,-eh q position. And '"h
Th,Ns On tiio"- DIUIe. on
,his point was empbas,vo, ,
T Ion renniman, acting proves, o os =. &c
o University Of Pennsylvania OF IN
ground us on the literary b.cs
consr eir discoveries of records 40
noad1 h the Bible" he said " so MOI :.
needs no confirming hrt Tor II
Bible" understanding of the
c,t Inc story of the prodlpa, co.
eiteo by Doctor penntnas son was
laws ae When IT is known t as one .,
for a .. lhat time made II noss, ,ne
ce,va young man to ask for p pus
- MS inheritance and t ~ ana re-
70 far country" tho s sta 70 go I'm
clearly understood story is more
s, records have been uneart,o,
tho .hat the selling OF Ioeo which
caravan Of mercbonts Soseph 10
,c tip, was vas one Of many simiIar u Tor Tor
The oroa happened along this roas
he New e T literary background =.
,an. view Testament is the o., pu n OF
numh ba,a ~ ,he Speaker, but there es one
Wlsdnn OF books, among them are are
= OF Solomon and thn .r the
ne, "ys VI David" which throw Last
, ,unu nght on the parallels GA pro- !
III the New Testamo,, I
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-06-01

: Thursday. = -eSeS III.
children M; and I'd Mrs; c. c. Natvig and
at ths h OF Lawler are here y;s;t ano
Mr.. and n1 Mne Ct the Iatter's parents re,,t,g
Mr. anu MrS. 5. Gunderson. ieh's'
: A Jnbn and Mrs. A. Anderson NJ
nas Soinson and daughter, Anti, , MRS.
M Mrs. Tor DEBORAH SATURDAY. we're
wera res aalobey and daughter Rs,,,.,
mis- 1sGo shoppers THURSDAY 'ah
lAnna pa Juna Wemark, Rachel -
their no aAheh came Saturday n v Gnu
ME- parents and their MANI fr;o visit
Luther Dertna Bakken who atta,I.
rival academy at Albert raa a'elos
sumn,o nome Saturday to snenJ ar ar
Mrs e vacation with her n n,o her
Inc Misses Norma Johnu
th aHhe and Wire Kuntz rot,, Clara
Decoras Spectlve homes at Crasneu 70
a veam saturday, after con,n1o ana
npii;a OF successful teacbinm Pleting
A Ion, ION Moe and son VIII OIL
,rdnS n'iohg autoed to Decn r george n
Worth RReistul returned Mondav g..
pbar un dakota and Red F; alJ rom d
ers ME- ne mas been visiting his d. ?. ~,
M WIS Lee and Mrs SLaJ daugn- az
9 n and Mrs. Clarence hadeiand. M
F 1 tso are visiting AT th neikkvoid ola
'ne iatter's parents p ehe home
RS. Jerdahl. PARENTS Rev. and ed
Mr. Ramlo and Ole An Ell
> GU sunday for Madison 'son de-
: en' auto. Bert Daniels acna N. d., at
III 70 Minneapolis. wbara nhlpanied Sn
IL IS daughter Mrs. john X ne will
Mrs. FFretheim and M;ss W. La
~. u Scarville, Iowa. a,.,.; nangs- 4
i Ii I Ily to visit their s;s ttued here Mr.;
Ir Verso. aas and Mrs. Hoppers,toM1 Mrs. the
,;Iv ana ana Mrs Charlie De an;aSted N
,dsy, rom Centennial Io aiiels and beer
, ents az the home of tbe visited HON
HIS he t ar. and Mrs. Bert iD0rmer's T.
ne following class we rs Daniels. the
. .ser LINCOLN church Sund confirmed man
SON. ,Solveig Jerd IdhhToay; Ruby
son, Ethel Thomneaaannl Reuben
:, - Grln Linde, Reuben orlando
' JsIi Memark, Julian How aovden, Nh
Adele surprise was rendered wa, was
'sday evanin rckey, a June br;Ja yves.
rise was s'ing at her home. Tha Mi
Inn; was given in the e Inc shopt
aSes n UNI, shower. Afte term OF Oh;
dis dis,, had been opened is and the sund;
70 ~I5p ay a luncheon was ana the relati
H |%ost1esses, Mrs. r. G. R served Rev
ION. AAI Iaan and Miss No, ner' c,hurcl
nee ana - large crowd was i " day.
az az ana a most eniovs ab IN at Mis-,
r as reported by all. aOie eve- Spirit
! = Lee of Red Fall = visit.
al. 'ne nome of Mrs. .I II a rived !
lay 70 a ssis b Of DEBORAH came La Ms
- IT, =. M. Hanson. PARENTS Mr.. Kalec |
;, 81 twetten of Forest c;.u Mrs.
at the home of Mrs. o1ty is very 5,
tea Baker, A. orus, N. = D.. writer
,ee euea oldge melting at Z Gut, Put obituary
gvehing. oresco Miss
IN mrs. H. C. Rowe resident
a and or Hesper arlive leonard hd recently
ana We're guests M tso mere Junction
ana Mrs. A. Ornna nome visiting
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-06-01
M. J. Soukup
Diamonds
and Diamond

-, oI Spalato and as soon as ne
2 tne Childs and were on our wau
Vlthin one and half hours aftar
,nt;I NJ we were from Saturday
a an Mohday noon getting to Gibrai-
ar ana had fine weather. Reportad
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-06-01
Murderer Held Accountable.

The commandment Thou shalt not
kill' has an application not generally
recognized. II is this, that moral re-
sponslbility forbids one To kill time.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-06-01
we All Know That

Ihat Old motto Rpstnoa
nothiun said Jud Tunkins, means
cam Inns - more than in this world vo,,
tbe n. ENJOY Yourself unless you've s go,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-06-01
A. ANFINS0N

uonn, sanoqL sesurHlv-.mru 10, ,s,
srss,,a,a 0q l.upInoA noS JresInoS aw,
am i r" ueW U lem IsA, nos - 81, Ell
ann 'Soue,p 9Ui ma .Mousr p =, =, p aupt
'issinoA ssi7 uew y
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-06-01

y oresco Wednesday noon ~
James Pizenger motored =. :,
Vil,e Monday on business 10 spill
Mrs. Ira and son fns.
home We ea,a az the Joe A. KIemish
visitor e. :. r. Swehla was a sundo :,
Joe peea at Jackson Junction at tbs
Hn MISSES Viola, Helen and M.
aunt p al from Calmar visited lazy
Joe anu uncle Phillips on Sun ueir
! spent a. hiemish, wife and cbildncy,,.
Ira bon nahuay IN Calmar at the NJ en
re James mes Pizinger ate SUNDAY H..
MI ana supper at the g UNI
pa,f nome. James departed 81 Sum-
maLa Ihonday morning where he oi oG
ms future home. e he VIII
t,o,,aI I1umpaPs new barn NO. l.
. ft. Dy wind storm on T Tas ues-
ano on his farm about thursday i
Jon l mlies north of Conovor anu
ron, e. oooollk, wife and cbiij,o
oils So allhaf visited the fo,,,as,n
Man mere on Sunday afterpooonri ief
Nany people in the v;c;,,;t ooh. I
up, Iipiilyille Sunday evening .s aJtoed a
hue the entertainment az ,a anu at 4"
lildren. " parochial school =
s sIo'e S base ball team autoed . d,
SSian IL to o. NUN ana beat
! lila" aaaa Sobolik pitched a wordo
owen Sane e and struck II men ont una anJ :,
me Yer Bjonerud Icaugbt g. err
ii ana rna mt the abll ali over t the SUI
oh MIonover team PLAYS :tba me ILe col
an Moose next SUNDAY the De- the
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-06-01
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Notice of the Appointment Of an
executor of the estate of Augustus
Hanson, deceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
that the subscriber has been duly
appointed executor, of the the estate
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-06-01
NoiiCE OF APPOINTMENT

administrator of the epU estate t. Of ar
that not the snt is HEREBY GIVEN
appointed adm administer has been duly
of 'iiStrator of the estate
loto ALLEN G. ALLEN
Count cone OF Springfield towship. IN A.
deceased i mtnnseshiek, state of Iow sne
: ponds oi: as the law directs A ~ giving
having demands upon tba AN persons
snsih said deceased are reo ei,ate of
sdni % the same; and person. if iedoh to
o make sa pave estate are called upon
A. ATKINSON.
Dated at Dacor,h Administrator
1921. iowa, May IL,
i'ie'' q Nelson, Attorneys. 2o-4
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-06-01
Annnsfns Hanson.

late Of the City of Decorah, in the
County of Winneshiek, State of Iowa,
deceased, testate, and has taken upon
himself, that trust by giving bonds
as the law directs. All persons hav-
ing demands upon the estate of the
said deceased are required to exhibit
the same; and persons indebted to
said estate are called upon to make
payment to
LEWIS HANSON, Executor.
Dated at DEBORAH, Iowa, May End,
1921.
WILLETT & NELSON, Attorneys.
lS-4
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-06-01
CONOVER.

Miss Emma Mikesh of Spillville
was Monday shopper at DEBORAH.
Joe Phillip and son drove to Cal
mar on business Monday.
Mike Phillip of Calmar was a
Conover business caller Wednesday.
l. C--EisaLa,, Snillville went to
business caller on Wednesday. /,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-06-01

"A III. lao Dttt,
= uay iaboiei can be as effirfent
the professional man. Each is
iclent in his own particular way.
A man with a job can be as eff
al 81 sia e man with a position. And
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-06-01
4 Biblical Truths Revealed.

gr ef oda 81 Ggft and h rich tn hnasrn
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-06-01
RIDGEWAY.

us, oiSIC Tire LUI MGR UanlI
treatments at the sanatarium.
\ Oswald Drum was. q ,CreSsfGo sisit,
ms! How many of you can do a It
NY decent job of butchering and p
narlng pork? Hold up your hands D
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-06-01

accessible. Grand stands and bleach |
ers must be put up. And there must
oa. 90 Telephones: |
oo Residence 2
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-06-01

l. G. Eisbss lrve Of wSSi pil lsstl ey went
ne pupil also, thus completing the
of the proposition?
still' the scheme has its appeal.
special legislative session miobt
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-06-01

Alfred Schupantz of st. Paul Wis
tied friends and relatives last week.
E. H. Klisart, A. S. Anderson, L.
A. Meyer and F. j. Figge attended
the bankers convention in Cresco on
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-06-01
BUSINESS CARDS

Ed L. ACRES
Insurance In Sure Insurance.
Mutual Life of N. Y.
Room a. Ben Bear Bldg. DEBORAH, la.
North River Fire ms. Co. of n. Y.
Iowa National Fire ms. Co.
Farmers Live Stock ms. Co. of
Iowa.
Interstate Auto & Liability.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15
The Unfailing Remedy For
Laziness and a Drowsy,
Tired, Sleepy Feeling

1t takes tho place Of Calomel without
any restriction Of habit or diet while
taking. It positively will not make you
sick, grippe or nauseate you. in the slight
eat way like calomel pills and most all
tho various kinds OF liquid liver mcdi-
cines There are very few people IN
this world today who feel 80 well that
a few doses OF this medicine would not
mako them feel 4 great deal better and
give Z EN- a new lease on HE.
II m kes the eye bright. clears up the
compile. ION, quIckens the senses and Is
a most wonderful tonic and appetizer.
Relieves a bad cold or cough in one
day.
Relieves la grippe in one day.
Relieves (sver In one day.
Relieves weakness and tired feeling in
one day.
Relieves pain In the neck. side. shout
der. hack or hips in ono day.
Relieves bad headache In two hours.
Relieves sick stomach. belch!rg, gas
on stomach In three hours.
Relieves bladder and kidney trouble.
Relieves rheuma tIsln. giving quick re-
lief from pain.
Relieves female diseases and wonen's
troubles.
Five or six dose. will fH You So your
work WILL H"' ''' -" Wv" 'ot ''''o ""i
You can do your work with ten times
the ease.
II will work a quantity Of bile from
tho system that Is as black a. any Ink
that you ever saw come out OF any Ink
bottle.
This ad. and 70 cents IN cash II good
for a on. dollar bottle ot Old Indian
kidney and Liver Tonic Mt G. r. Gricst
& Co. Original Cut Rate Store, 1925
Market street Wheeling. w. Va.-Adv.
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here had TO be two clerks in tina:
ont around the hill Both had TO
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has indicted himseN
self. and is serving IN
posed upon himself You
the witness stand. He told\
with eyes filled with tears. Yes.
Bellvile Is suffering. with his
science. more severely than RurlN
Thompson will ever suffer even II he
does 80 TO the pcnitcntiary for hre
years.
Yes Beliville swore 10 a falsehooo
once. The reason he did not stick 10
that story that he was too old 10 resist
the little monitor within himself that
haunted his wakeful days and his rest
less nights.
"Gentlemen. / have pointed out to
you the things that point TO the guilt
Of Eurley Thompson. II you VIII be
fair with yourselves. do not believe
that YOU will have any trouble In ar
irving at verdict. II you have oeeh
shown that Thompson is guilty. find him
| guilty. Remember your oath"
HAndlan Closes for Defense
Attorney ]. y. Handlan consumed an
hour and a half late in the afternoon
closing the argument for the defense.
lie joined with Mr.. ConiT, 10 whose
| fairness In his argument Mr.. Handan
paid a high tribute. in asking that jury
eliminate everything from its delibera-
lions but the evidence and the instruc-
lions OF tho court
Mr.. Handlan then launched into
vigorous attack upon e. W. Rellvtlle.
the states star witness against Thomp-
son.
Il cannot nay" Mr.. Handlan said.
that can agree with Mr.. Coniff as to
the amount Of consideration that should
be given the testimony OF Charlie Bell
VILE. Mr. Conff has spoken OF his
telling his story here on the witness
stand with tears in his eyes. What were
those tears for? Certainly they were
| not tears OF regret and repentance.
Never in my twenty-siX years expert
! ence AT the har have experienced such
thing as this: never have met a
| creature SO low. so MEM that, even with
tears In his eyes would admit that he
was co-oonspirator with tho defend
ant. then actively appear as a prosecu-
tor and telling such despicable lies. I
don't think my friend John Conirr wants
that man. The state may have him X
II wants him. but none Of that kind for
mine. He will not suffer, In my opin-
! ion, much from the penalty Of his con-
science but will soon forget his tears
and aching heart, and be ready for
something else
Mr.. Handlan then proceeded TO take
up the state, evidence, particularly
| that Of Bcllville, and analyze 1t bit by
bit.
There are a, lot Of things" he said.
20. which the state should have made
sure"
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1rAstsr Mind comsu In

Here tho master mind came in. In
tho Fort Henry precinct Il uns said the
clerks had perpetrated a fraud. Who
brought Il about? Tho inquiry was In
evitable. and something had 10 be done
about Il.
The master mind SGT 10 work Well
have q council investigation II Is said
They bring the poll clerks in before the
council Investigators and got them to
give their testimony. They knew the
stor whey would tell there. and then,
when they succeeded IN getting their
testimony. which OF course was false
on record, they could hold that over
Aem as a whip In case OF criminal IN
Sstigation.
"Belivtlls walked into tho trap. Nov
N0ey call him a liar. but because he
Ame into the council investigation and
wore that everything was on the square
his precinct. he was swell witness
but when he comes into court and
you tho truth. he u branded as
+.
Says Nan In Deal.
here had TO be two clerks in tina:
.,t .round fha hill Roth had 10
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Oh In
stretcheN
and said:
there for oven
they tell some pifN
might have said II h.
70 hide his presence.
stepped in the hose housA
match or use the telephone?"
Referring to the fact that the
provided for precinct judges had no
been filled In to show the number OF IN
used ballots destroyed. Handlan said:
This Is not the work Of Homer Crago.
The contents of that sack. the ballots
the poll books. all show that 6S1 bal-
lot. had been cast. Had CraEo done
anything Wronl in this respect and tried
to cover himself and filled in the space
himself, the judges might have come IN
here and testified that they counted and
burned so many ballots. Then Crago
would have 10 account for the 1873 bal
lots which II Is alleged were stuffed into
this box. Crago is too wise man Tor
that.
II say" Mr.. Handlan said. that this
Bellville. which / have analysed FOR
you and shown to be false. Take Bell
villes story; bear in mind that no ad'
mits that he twice before perjured HIM
self. Are you going TO accept the kind
Of evidence We heard here from q man
who has twice before perjured himself:
With that kind Of evidence, are you So
Ing to find Thompson guilty and seno
hin, 10 the penitentiary. away from his
family for Ave years. and from which
ne can never return to them under
such conditions as now:
Mr.. Handlan concluded with . very
fervent appeal to the jury. holding up
the consequences Of sending the de-
PENDANT to prison on such evidence ashs
characterized that Of Bellville.
1itE sums Up
Attorney ]. NJ. Ritz made the hrst
(contanusd on RaGs IiShtSeA)
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4 Great Stampede

There was q great stampede OF Wit
nesses here to tho court house." Mr..
Handlan said. to tell about Burley
Thompson hiding a big. conspicuous car.
painted red and lettered with big gold
letters. the like Of which there Is not
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Has rndictsd Himself.

oh but they tell you Rellville was
not indicted for the falsehood he said
hero he told on the witness stand when
he appeared In the counsel Investigation
and when he signed the clerks oath at
tina voting precinct. Bellvile not In
dIcted" I say. gentlemen. the Bellville
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lego 20 cast their vote r"r whnmsocrer
they saw lit N"s. tho" was gross
fraud, grave crime against society Wa
committed. What i the U.s." o. N"iinS
If such foul fraud rs TN" stat" has
shown YOU WAS committed out there
that day is allowed To so on UNI
checked?
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(contnusd on 1.es HishtSsa-)
Abilene weekly reflector., 1921-01-20
Obituary.. c. Lady

]. Calvin Lady, one Of the aged
and much respected citizens of
Mont Alto, Pa, died there January
s, after lingering illness of compli-
cation and the infirmities Of age. He
was II years, 2 months and 10 days
old.
Mr.. Lady was faithful and
consistent member of the Lutheran
church and after moving into Mont
Alto attended the United Brethren
church and Sunday school. He was
a good neighbOr, possessing those
noble traits Of true Christian fellow
ship that won friends wherever he
went; kind father and good hus-
band. The sympathies go out to the
faithful wife and mother as well as
the children in their sad hour.
Besides his wife the following
children survive: Harry Lady and
George Lady, Mont Alto, and Sam
uel Lady, near Fetterhoffs chapel.
Also these brothers and sisters:
Henry, Samuel and George Lady,
all Of Abilene, Kansas; Mrs. Orlibia
Baer, Abilene, Kansas; and Mrs.
John Ketterman and Mrs. Samuel
Basley, Adams county.
Funeral services were held at the
home Of the deceased, by Revs. F. l..
Stine and J. w. YOhe.-Record-
Herald.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1921-01-20
LET BOYS KEEP BOOKS
X. S. A. c. Plans New Method Of
Getting Farms on Business Basis

Farm losses have been enormous
the last year. We can do nothing
for the past. But from the exper-
ience Of the past let us safeguard
the future" said Oscar Steanson,
head Of the department Of voca-
tional agriculture at the Abilene
high school. 1--WE can do that our-
selves to very great extent by two
methods" he Gsclared. First, by
united action Of all the farmers In
the United States for national pol
icy for agriculture, especially ap-
piled to the marketing Of farm pro-
ducts. The. American Farm Bureau
Federation is q national organization
taking up this problem. The second
is by making the farm as efficient
as possible" = -.
"This second method is possible"
Mr.. Steanson explains, Through the
extension workers Of the department
Of agricultural economics at the
State Agricultural College which Is
organizing farm management clubs
among the boys Of the state. The
college will furnish the books. The
boy will keep the expenses ana re-
ceipts Of the farm for one year.
The farmer will then know accur-
ately and positively where his losses
and profits come from. Then the
boy will draw. up his plans for the
Of the farm and give
his reasons for the change. This
work will be in the nature OF con-
test"
"Cost accounting figures have
placed farming upon a real business
basis" Mr.. Steanson said. 1.-The
United States department Of agricul-
ture is spending thousands OF dollars
to collect them. Here is an oppor-
tunity to get them on your farm at
practically no cost and at the same
time interest your boy in business
-tthe thing that boy seeks In a
city. In this club the boy will learn
all the phases Of the farm business.
He will be taught to be business
man and a farmer combined"
This information, according TO Mr.
Steanson, will be Of great help to
the cause of farming in general. The
government price Of wheat during
the war was a guess because very
few figures were available. Farm
ers want a higher price for steers
and hogs. What do they cost!
They have only guesses and few alb
solute figures to combat the figures
Of the packers and must back down
as a result, he stated. But when the
organized farmers can put the fig
ires before the courts and stand the
examination with other industries,
they will then begin to get results,
he declared.
Anyone interested in the forma-
ton of the club as outlined above
can secure further information by
or calling at the depart
ment of vocational agriculture at the
ocal high school.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1921-01-20
|OUSTER FOR ...-4
CITY OFFICERS
Leavenworth Had Still
Close to the Pen
(Associated Press)

Topeka, Jan. 10.-Ouster proceed
ings will be started against Mayor
"Jim" Davis Of Leavenworth and
probably some other city officials If
evidence attainable is as strong as
is indicated by reports already re-
ceived Of last nights raid Of Leav-
enworth's alleged joints and gam
bling houses, Attorney General Hop
kins said.
Leavenworth, Jan. 19--Forty per-
sons are in Jail here awaiting ar
raignments on charges growing out
of wholesale liquor raids carried out
here and in nearby towns last night
by officers under the attorney gen.
eral and Colonel Munson, command
er of Fort Leavenworth. In addition
to quantities Of liquor and gambling
authorities seized a
forty gallon still within two blocks
Of the state penitentiary at Lansing.