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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-24
LIVE STOCK

EDlt IitNhEa-Iust received car good .
a ,1,le'0v w,l 1oa ,,. isw good y9ang
Jrrscy cows. u. II. Van Buslirk ur J. I
y. Woo. ili Mesquiie street.
FOR BALE - Fresh milk cows. sowa
and Pigs and J team Of horses 49, nox
81, Route 10. 2.
FOR SALE good mules with har.
nfHsi cheap az tifs each. ". G. Poole. I
Fof SALE Have Tor sale uuruc Hogs
~ pigs IT fnnatH ami 4 good auWs. VIII
soil lY head ur arll HH. Arc in fine shape
mono asls-i- or write i'oN ". corpun.
FOR SALE OR TRADE -Four mules
ono Moline Tractor with Double Disc
iiow IT, ioenisch. Route D.
WANTED Good mulch cow and ln
cuaalor p h Amt Ca'allen. Tesaa.
FOR BALE OR TRADE frr mules. ono
Moline Tractor with Double ulHc lfiuw
~ focnIHch Route
FOR sALE ono small souuI pony
inf children CHEAP. D. o. wood eos
Mesquite $50
FOn SALE oR TRADE one dozen
cNtu wen bred Yuunr cows with Young
DflFnF. or heavy rrrIuKnrn. =. ~ Wood
or Van nuehirf ui Mcsqulio street.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE nnnming house over Model
rrurUry ON NallrUad ave. Apply eos
siarlea stroot Phone iial
ron SALE aver, Motor rult,atsrr
two very SLIGHTLY uerd machines bought
1890 New typo @ Oi|ndcr machine
must POI sofa at nucf with HI attach
wfuta NafrHn Address D., B. famm
ira go ursaid AVo lh0uc Mire.nn zoos
san Nnf0ulo. Texas
FOp SALE one nIre.i Action Gna
ltinrn HuI ono IlNuuhrnf Gee MHfnr
ii'aief BOTH urartIc1Nf now D.
tHf. ieon I'nnnr TO.
ron SALE AZ sr attractive discount
Do NNufrH 90 rfnck frHr falnH 500 nn nfr
,nanl in liih ,oeot 3 rarg wlo.e...a'lc
Nrorcn 'o. Nro. E Duncan EdIr.
hrfe r'saH
FOU shLF wood Saw stand a.
fmme Good condition $500 tatrr
Norioa sales 60
IrsT RECEIVED nre shipment 10
MNlnnN MHFN iHfiNn Hni lIllH Toilet
Arucles - idoal nsHutf rafior
roR SALE ie toiumcn cmir Ksn-
nfdv stHrrH $1,000. l0 volumes Efrnf
Ainn Poo 5000 Roth cote l.r $50 O0.
Publishers price. NfltN fN Volumes
nlEeef HISTORY World War $500 pub.
Fishers price fi1 sO fHavlnr rIfy
'h'ropracuc OFFICE siate Hotel
rOg stIE unc .hurnfr Nraen r.r.
lcrf on Stove GOV ga Au. This stove raIiH
hnrn Dr elsewhere fnr f1t NU. TnlH stove
Wna used nrHHlhir $500 WreIs huf looks
lne al now. Rollins supply r'
s-a-a-a
NOTICE
Mhlf f.hIur stock Wf found lnfUNr
Htsrf ~ FLAT 0r 'rfldn house uairt tHnn
we wish t1 Cnfrf. nnd vIu afn nuY rnlur
Inf HN rUrtH discount nrr gallon. Role
'lnr supply GO.
Won EAir fnfnr tnnt Nuai over.
hauird and n perfect condition Nu
accommodate NJ fn % rrrfouH Hri uIn
ton miles nn hHnr lfnrma ilnn BOX
NJ, Corpus Christi Teras.
FfVE HORSEPOWER GAS ENGNr
Hu11 hr now. nHht f6t.uO takes lf
NORTON SALES $50.
MISCELLhNF GUS
We BUY AND SELL SECOND HAND
GOODS % AT KINDS. CALI ON
"s At "a MESQUITE. PRONE ea1.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-24
Caller Classified and Market Pace


ron TRADE - 40 acres oi land located
miles south ~ Corpus on Sunshine
Road. Price $50 per acre. For TRADE Tor
ciu property. Phone 30. oliver bird.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19

Left T arge [
practice time at
st. Johns School,
Manlius, N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19

Raght - Hearing
court at Eastford
Camp, Eastford.
Conn.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19
Summer School in
New York

The Summer School in New York
will open July 5, at 270 West I'D
st. All college preparatory sub
jects will be taught. Those candi.
dates wishing to make up work for
the September examinations may
prepare here under teachers who
know how to make studies attrac-
tive.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19
"kiddies kamp"

The Camp for Small Children is
something new in the camp line,
1t offers a place where mothers
may find a summer home for tiny
tots from two years up-e place
where they know that their "kid-
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19
The Boys Camp

The Boys Camp aims to take boys
from ten years up and give them
every advantage of a summer in
the great outdoors. This camp also
gives an opportunity for summer
study under expert tutors.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19
The Girls Camp

The Girls Camp has an ideal loca-
tion and is up-to-date in every way.
Girls from ten to twenty are
eligible. Rowing, swimming, ten
mis-, horseback riding and hiking
are the principal attractions.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-25
K. OF: c. BILLIARD AND
POOL TOURNEY TO
START THURSDAY.
lEoRTy-TWo POOL ENTRIES ARE
RECEIVED BY JOHN FEEAAN IN
CHARGE or TOURNAMENT
EIGHT OF cLuss sesr siL.
LARD PLAYERS ALSO TO COM.
PETE.

Starting next Thursday night a,
1880 o'clock, the regular annual poo
and billiard tournament OF the X. Of
c. lodge win get under way at the
club rooms. According TO announce
ments this morning by thoes In
charge OF the affair, the tournament
will be carried out along the same
plans as those Of last year, In which
DR.. p. j. Clune won the billiard hon.
ors and w Hardy carried away the
straight pool iaureis.
Some very keen competition Is
looked forwsrd to In this years tour.
ney, which will be OF the elimination
type. Should player ioss game
he will be eliminated from champion.
ship consideration, but will be allow.
ed to play In other games OF the
tournament Prizes will be awarded
to the winners Of each division Of the
cue amusement. There are forty.two
entries In the pool division while
only eight billiardists viii compete
for honors.
The frst match OF the tourney will
be q hfty point rack pool contest be-
tween James Ahearn and Carl Rena,
after which Charley Roth. Ottawa
Cubs star backstopper, and "Jefr'
Dougherty will settle their argument.
Jimmy Lynch. Manager Dunn's star
mound performer. 10 also scheduled
to perform against Charles Wiedeu
Thursday night.
Following the pool games the bill
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-25
$30,0 600 BENEFIT CHECK
Is SENT TO MATTY

New York. Oct. GA cheek for
$4,000 today was sent to Christy
Mathewson. who Ia lighting tubercu'
losis at Ssranac Lake. The money
was paid by New York baseball fans
at benafit game for the former
Giant pitcher At the Polo grounds on
Sept. 30.
Old time ball players engaged in q
hve inning game In the testimonial.
but the regular game was called OF
because OF rain. The committee an.
nounced today. however, that thru
subscriptions, rain insurance. and the
sale OF autographed baseballs the
gross receipts were $4,000. This
amount may reach 10000 through
unredeemed rain checks.
Mathewson's gift IL more than the
entire players pool In the worlds
series Of 1905, when Natty pitched
the Giants to three victories and the
championship over the Athletics. The
1905 players pool was $27,434.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-25

his personal vastnsss. for the barn
storminx tour, which got him In bad
with Judge Lands. now seems to have
been nipped with frost from the
start. si q. ti,.a
Playing to crowds OF 1900 or 1000
In small towns, With Q popular scale
OF prices, Babe was unable to collect
the huge money he had expected from
his tour. and this iis believed to have
had as much inAasnce ~ any other
consideration In causing him to aban-
don the baseball circus,
Ruth made o nice fortune barn.
storming after the 1920 season. but
his trouping began about two weeks
earlier In the fall than this years
campaign.
Babe 10 now said To be willing to
apologize to Judge Lands for violat.
ing one OF the rules Of organized ball,
but the time Of his visit to the base
bah commissioner Is unknown.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-25
SCHAEFFER AND MULLEN
MATCHED FOR FRIDAY

Chicago, ILL.,, Oct. 25.-4rranki,
Schasifer. local feather weight, ant
joe Wagner OF Philadelphia, who
meet In the main event OF Jim Null
lens boxing show 10 the Aurora ar
Inory Friday night. started on the
last lap OF strenuous training yester.
day at the Arcade. Schaeffer boxed
six round with two sparring partners
and Wagner traded punches with Sal
lor freedman for four sessions.
Stockyards flstic fans are taking q
neen intarest IN the bout between
Harold Smith and Jimmy Kelly, west
side bantam weight. Another con.
signfnent OF tickets was sent into the
stockyards yesterday and II 10 ex.
pected 500 Smith fans will be OF the
ringside. The main event and semi.
windup will be supported by three
other bouts.
Tickets are ON sale at l29 North
Dearborn street and 1853 Clark street.
A special train will be run over the
Aurora & Elgin electric.
Sailor Freedman, local lightweight
who will meet Ernie Rice at New
York Friday night, will take his last
workout at the Arcade today before
going east. Hirschie Miller manager
OF Freedman, will accompany the
fighter east.
Following this bout Freedman will
return to resume training for his pro-
posed fifteen round bout with Light.
weight Champion Benny Leonard ct |
Madison Square Garden Nov. 81. |
Pal Moore, Memphis fash, who will
trade punches with Frankie Jummati
1t Houston, Texas, Friday night. will
leave for the battle ground today. He
worked at the Arcade yesterday and
boxed six rounds with Kid Hogan,
who viii accompany him to Houston,
Bill Tate. who is under the man.
agement OF Jim Mullen. is training
daily at the Arcade for his ten round
bout with Harry VIII at Cincinnati
NOv..-6 -,-. - -s'H.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-25

Try the Free TraderJournAi waAt ID
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-25
TIRES

70 vo,, b.v. ,sra .i,ssaav honsh, Tho
Ma .Imnruv.,,'. pha III. .psrs ncniS p, "a,
thsu IL Wi nav Won 10 AN Ana ,ooL
them Qyef, and You viii be surprised
n. .thAirs QUALIFY !, and their weight
These tirea are real tires and no other
ura no matter how much you Day,
| can give you the service and mileage
thxt these new improved Phsris tires
will giva. We could sell them At list
| price,, and then they would be- the best
and chsa peat tire for you TO bur.
| But we believe. in whackins sup with
our customers, Tor, our Gus tom srs are
our, friends, 90 We sell them at the
| lowest poasibla price Il L. our buy.
inx power that enables VS. TO sell these
tires q. the lowe eat prices. We buy di.
rect from the factory. which saves
tobhera' and sniddlemen's profts
We have sold pharis tires for three
ssss y. u ssr . sss . ,' So, nov ere ne
- me S.r ne1 0., .,re % . ., rnaIls ure'
saiI At nrices " sn,t your noota. 9th W.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-25
ALLEN WINS MATCHE$x
IN TITLE TOUkHa

philadelphia. Pa Oct. 8-rp44ti<
Allen, Kansas City. won this Ws6E I
opening game IN the national char,
pionship pocket billiard tOufnAmeht
to day, defeating w r. De Ltpth d
this city lI to Is In twenty four 10.
nings. s.fU, tftfs ss,s;at,
Allen had q high run Of n IA ~
seventeenth inning and ID lAuEh
u In the sixth. Ailsn mA6s dTs
scratches and De Laugh slx. ~
In the second game Arthur Chdkh
OF Yonkers defeated n. K0vach. b
Trenton, l2s to 20 In twenty .nvS q.
ming. High runs were Church q aih
Kovach II. Each had four scrstchai !.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-25
BOYS AND CIRLSl

We have arranged b taks The IN.
tire output OF . mauufaetarH Of {
high grade line os Sporting ieocds-
our prices are rock bottom 10 middle.
men or retail prcAt. a f8!1t
6oef Oalts-Rugby rsgsiAtieA siss,
! rstailftor 41e each. ssH yoas fsissds.
With guaranteed Hand nnade hiaA.
der, -. ei.'t tEel .ETeusa. .,e4i
soeesrlsaIis and PunehInss sags VITA
!, guaranteed hand made bladder, -
each. -na si3.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-25
REID WHITE WARRIORS TO MEET ARSENAL CITY BOYS

Hard wizards Of the lodge VIII dis
play their wares. John Simon. run.
ner-up In hst years tourney. will
play Frank SprAsue In the first bill
Hard match Of the affair. Simon Ia
an exceptionally good player and
Will play III points to Sprague's ITO.
Frank HARDY. who won last years
straight pool chAsnpionshdp Of the
club by not losiut 4 game. will not
play this yer. Hardy did not give
his reason tor not piAying
DR.. y. J. Clvps, who Non last years
billiard chAm1ionship. VIII be back
At It again this year IN An attempt
to COP the bsrries again. DR.. Clune
VIII make his frSt ayS,earance In
tourney play one week from tonight
when he will play states Attorney
Harry y. Kelly 1k0 points against ITO.
L. NJ. Harvey and Emmett Kelly will
also play on nsxt Tuesday evening.
Following IL the way they are
matched for Thursday nights play;
Pool.
James Ahearn--Carl RenA
Charley Roth---E. Dougherty.
VI. Bonges--N. McMann.
NJ. Carr-E Dryer.
Charles Wieden--J Lynch.
c. Ainsley--W SprsSue.
oltilards.
J. Sinon---F. Sprague.
]. Jaeger--John Feehan. |
nor QUICK RESULTS TRY THE
WANT ADS IN THE FREE
TRADNR. JOURNAL,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-25

There are few things more tantslis.
ias 10 9 man than to 90 homs with
s0nathing on his mind he wants to
scOld about and find company visiting
there and be obliged to act agreeable.
.-Havshsville (Ksn.) Review.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-25
bI'klaLAND HERE
FOR BIG
llflEN|TH0. HIS.
AlH 20 II scNE or yssAson's
~ RAcrIons--sRyN.
4. tAnt ELExfh 70 BATTLE
ph3h sAAr1sr. skpE,s COL.
Nat rfAk.

}$lk .EAtGfday. afternoon Ottawa
4 eM Asvotsss ~dll bs able to wit
KY VI rsL sridivn battle when the
~ HbCk Island High school eleven
iblsy Coach smiths squad at King
~ The game will be the tsaturs
~ AZ the season. outside OF the big
Nhsat Htth La Sale.Peru High.
8 w Mn be staged in q couple Of
Aa ~ NAtthiessen feld. la Sale.
% 49, Smith took his charges to
HE laksnd AID they were defeated
III q overwhelming score. Rock
A ~ y SAt&. ID 1vst - strong this
t bn4sii On 10 par with the Moline
I'm, Nv hlsnked Smith,s eleven
e4e9i0 tRo6sweeka aSn
X III training 70 correct the
~ feAt0t6 M the local team and also
~ t6sSs6p 10 much stronger defense
I'll ~ kpck IslsndaD WAS started
tfteendou, when Coach Smith
~ pst With a real football lecture
r. ~ y, ns>A There IN . fighting
9e61f To 41ny next Saturdays game
"a Smith v .soins to do everything in
~ DDNar ia. make Il tough going for
~ nt1itaAe tekm, Throughout the en-.
~ week he will drill his ends In re.
tlfikg forward pAsaea and will brush
- b&ck1 up ON throwing them.
tnnD AAaiGaa. who featured IN
n1trAay1 game ~ full back against
a55nceenn. will pay no more. Madi.
~ Aalt school after the Princeton
TpStanl q the regulars were on the
~ NN1D saturday, but we're out this
kefA16otFeadg to 90 after the propo.
NlltM ~ \ hammer and tongs manner.
2unaelf0tk Will be back ct full back
~ hNHh- y aspsudeA upon his serv.
49, MT catnfday. The big fsllow,s
n 4lheA yt1l sbs a. great aid to the
~ 4he bAttle - Bobby Carr was
4bH ~ bt6befly boot the oval
Gs1 IttueStpo. dADpats the fact
& 4 q eaplAyn o. wonderful .sssmeI
4 - dts ~, ynshAaso ont OF thAi
Y kstnt NAll b ih4sk In the harness
- k4Nnt With rlDck Island. Moss
- ~ $paGy sDAfu6dxy 9S9iAst the Blu.
- ~ S6sAAt 'xt6A NkAd and, further.
~. a4dp.t stsk maize tbs trip. ~
t4 ~ heine Aotheted with =
= eWAlet h. injured seteral weeks
~. ARA aysiS eei,atii.aa 81
- ID t11uAfd soaAS, method OF gain.
N4lls be- Eofked TO psrfecs
IN l--s'x = n
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-25
BABE WILLING TO
APOLOGIZE TO K. N. /

New York. Oct, 24.--'Babe Ruth,
back In New York, 10 spending HIS
leisure hugging the radiator In his
apartment to thaw the chill out Of
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-25

St1 TpAhiAs fAys your so-called
!. ~ - y ssually no more than
49, nA6 hAS seass enough to kesV
1stA1 sAst.
The Hope pioneer., 1921-03-17

Agnes Willmert. John H. willmert. and
Caroline Willmert. and all other per-
sons interested in said estate,------
The Hope pioneer., 1921-03-17
The Luck of
the Lanes
By ELLA S. LAROUCHE

90 1921. by Mcclure Newspaper syndicatel
'Marthy, Marthyl" beloved the
masculine summons.
Then in cyclonic fashion open flew
the kitchen door and five feet six inch
es Of masculine whirlwind burst into
the room. Flourishing aloft the local
weekly newspaper the excited little
man jerkily exploded:
"Rich-rich, my girl! Now we'll
have everything we want, an'-an'-
I'll be Square Lane. Oh, Marthy"
and, making sudden leap, he pulled
the astonished middle-aged matron
away from her bread dough and pre-
sented her with two celebration
smacks.
"Nate Lane! Be you crazy?"
Gee, Marthy! Guess be-almost.
Look!" And again he waved the pa
per-this time before her face. "We're
rich!" he shouted. "Recollect that
knickknack peddler we gave free
board to for few days last winter7
He said he'd pay us some time. Well,
he's dead. He was really a miser,
Marthy, and he's willed us'-he paus.
ed for emphasis and then slowly add
ed-"fifteen thousand dollars"
Gone was Mrs. Mates composure.
Tremblingly she retreated into the
depths of the nearest rocker.
"Set down, Nathan, set down. You'd
make dead COW nervous hopping
about like hungry grasshopper. Wed
best decide on what to do right of and
we must use-er-efficiency."
Industrious tongues worked over
time. Their fortune expanded with
each retelling, until the couple them
selves had a vague belief in the exag-
gerations, and multi-millionaire spir.
it pervaded their systems.
The church committee paid an early
visit and incidentally called their at.
tention to the condition Of the shingles
on the meeting house.
"Wal, Square," drawled Deacon
Saunders you'll be one of our lead.
ing citizens now, and we know you'll
show the right spirit. A leetle con.
tribution just at the beginning, so to
speak, would naturally give the peo
The Hope pioneer., 1921-03-17
or the distribution of the residue Of
ho estate If aai6 iacoa aed

for the distribution of the residue Of
the estate Of said deceased.
And YOU. and each of you. are here
by cited and required to be and appear
at said time and place and show cause.
If anv you have. why said Final Account
and Report should not be approved and
allowed. the residue of said estate dis
tributed to the person or persons entitled
aatata .,osad @ ana aaid adrainjstro % Ssa d;s.
charged.
Dated at Finley. N. D.. this 14th day
Of February 1921.
BY the Court.
(SEAL) ADAM s. MOOTE,
Judge Of the County Court,
Steele County. N. D.
VIM. Barclay,
Attorney for the Administrator
Finley, N. d. 48.6t
The Hope pioneer., 1921-03-17
Device ov,reems. .sl.as.sssasss. ~

Device ovsreenss asieap.sssnsss.
No one need suffer from sleepless'
ness any longer. A device has been
invented which, 1T Is claimed. VIII
send the worst case Of insomnia TO
the land of nod in q few minutes.
The machine, which In appearance 70
rather complicated, consists Of num-
ber Of discs which, when the startling
handle Is moved, rotate in opposite
directions. All that the sufferer has
to do is to keep his eyes on the discs
as they turn, until after short spell
Of watching he gradually sinks into
q sound sleep.
The Hope pioneer., 1921-03-17
How Man Spends. His Time.

How Man Spends His Time.
A French statistician has been dab.
bling with figures to find out just
what man does with that. precious
thing called time. He concludes that
at the age of so years the average
man has slept 5000 days, worked g.
500, walked 500, amused himself l.
600, spent $500 eating. and was Ill
800 days.
The Hope pioneer., 1921-03-17
Defendant
John Ronanik
SUMMONS


SUMMONS
The State of North Dakota. to the above
named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint of the plaintiff
IN this action. which was filed in the Of
flee of the Clerk of the District Court in
and for the County Of Steele and State
of North Dakota. on the 2sth day of Feb
ruary, 1921, and to serve q copy of
your answer to the said complaint upon
the subscriber at his office in the Village
of Finley. County Of Steele and State Of
Se Services Of this nDon yoa
exclusive of the day of such service; and
in case of your failure to appear or ans
wer the said complaint: judgment will be
lief demanded in the complaint.
Dated this 2sth day of February. 1921.
VIM. BARCLAY.
Attorney for the Plaintiff
Residence and Post Office Address,
52-6t Finley, N. d.
The Hope pioneer., 1921-03-17
A Record Holder.

A small boy, born in Turkish
harem, is said to-have 48 stepmothers
living. Our Office boy, however, is still
undefeated in the matter Of recent
ly defunct grandmothers. - London
Punch.
The Hope pioneer., 1921-03-17

pie feeling OF confidence In you: No.
reason why you shouldn't be. church
treasurer now, Deacon Grimes is so
poorly now, and you'll be Sc
lectman and on the school board nextsas
year, Of course.
Square" Lane beamed.,
"H'm, er"-he hesitated and glanced
surreptitiously at Martha, who appear
ed unimpressed by the square" "Er
wal, I'll give you somethin',> Of
course. Marthy and I'll talk 1t over
and let you know, soon."
The next morning the couple decided
to go to ,FitzweA and draw out their
entire savings for immediate use pend
ing the arrival Of the fifteen thousand.
"We'll go shopping" breezily an
nounced the jubilant Martha. ''Fm
going to the Ladies' Aid Wednesday
afternoon in the best silk dress this
town ever saw. You've got to quit
chewing tobacco, Nathan, and buy
some cigars, and I'm going to get my
fingernails shampooed."
That night weary, heavily laden
couple returned to cold house and
were almost Immediately forced to ad-:
nit interested and envious neighbors.
At eleven O'clock they were again
alone. Martha CHANGED to glance to-
ward Nathan, just as he was in the
act of biting off a generous mouthful
of his favorite tobacco. That bite was
never consummated.
"Mr. Lane, tobacco chewing is
filthy habit. III have no spittoons
when get my new carpets"
"Ye don't say?" sneered the new.
made Croesus. IF L spile carpet
can buy a new one. Maybe when ye
git them new ,gewgaws on you'll be
casting about for another man."
Mrs. Croesus retaliated with force
and venom, and no peace treaty on
earth would have had any influence
on that domestic battle.
In the early morning hours; exhaust
tion triumphed and they retired-to
separate bedrooms.
Mr.. Lane in the cold discomfort of
the spare bedroom started to remove
his clothes. The latest edition Of the
city daily newspaper fell from one'of
his pockets.
His mind reverted to his inheritance
and with the idea Of obtaining more
information concerning his eccentric
benefactor he glazed over the head
ipgs. Sure enough, there it was!
He sat down on the edge Of the
bed, and, regardless Of the cold. VI
stoned the glorious future: Martha
was always beside him, of course. He
felt vaguely troubled. Why: had they
quarreled2 Really, it was his duty to
give her a chance to apologize.
His wife stood before him-in tears.
"Marthy-Marthy! he suffered fn
a tone of deep contritien.
"ConfOund the money anyway" he
exploded. 1--WE never quarreled like
that before. Let's make up. Marthy."
Confused, repentant, he fumbled
aiplessly with the paper he held in his
ha1d, and with hardly a thought Of
what he was doing glanced again at
the heading, '"Thes Millionaire Ped
dler." He read further Then with
eyes .riveted to the page he sprang: to
his feet and screamed: "Marthy!-
my heavens. Marthy!. Listen to this
piece in the paper: The beneflciaries
! Of the win of the eccentric peddler
who died recently leaving fortunes to
various individuaia and institutions
/ will have. little trouble, Investing their
wealth, as,,neither real estate nor
bonds, have been located. His large
| fortune existed, only. in his, crazy
Imagination
The Hope pioneer., 1921-03-17
:. w. Melick

SUMMONS
The State of North Dakota to the above
named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to answer
the complaint in this action. which is
filed in the office of the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court in and for the County of
Steele and State of North Dakota. at the
Village of Finley in said County and
State, and to serve a copy of your answer
upon the subscriber within thirty days
after the service of this summons upon
YOU. exclusive of the day of service; and
in case of your failure to appear or ans
wer judgment will be taken against you
by default for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
Dated March -. 1921.
G. S. sHIPPY,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Residence and Post Office address,
52-6 Hope Steele County. North Dakota
The Hope pioneer., 1921-03-17

State of North Dakota,
County of Steele. IS
In District Court. First Judicial District
The First National Bank of Hope. a
corporation ------------------ Plaintin
VS..