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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-09

Oregon Harness Co., Cell.

Oregon Harness Co., Cell win,
spreaders.
Lee Biehm, $500 cash.
*. X. r., Velour hat.
Geo. Metz, Pocket knife.
Buck Williams, $500 cash.
Uohn Enders, Sack flour.
American National Bank, $1,000
cash. A
Eagle Pool Room, Box cigars.
Lakeside Lumber Co., $500 cash
klamath Hardware Co.
Palace Market, Ham.
Palace Fruit Stand, $500 cash.
Whitman Drug Co., Box candy.
Cizek Tailor, $500 cash.
First State & Savings Bank, $1,000
cash.
La Vogue Store. MILDLY blouse.
J. Hbtchkins. Merchandise,
+. w. Woolworth. Merchandise.
Anderson Bros. Groceteria, $500
merchandise.
Roberts & Hanks. Merchandise.
Baldwin Hdw. Co., Merchandise.
Young Barber Shop, 800 cash.
Carl Schubert, Statue (American
Doughboy).
Holcomb & Richardson, 8 pounds
coffee. g 4F
.f
Lincoln Market. 10 pounds lard.
Sanitary Market, Ham.
Jack Frost. Repair solss and heels.
Dsnner Patty Motor Co.. $500
pump.
r. Il. r. Garage. Spotlight.
Basket Grocery. $500 Merchan-
disc.
Hank Free. Battery protector.
Cofer Bros. Co.. Carpenter work.
Charley's Place. Auto tools.
Electric Shop. Flash light.
Davenport. Set pearl beads.
Murphy Transfer Co., Sack egg
mash.
9Th 81. Bakery. Cake.
Mills & Son. $1,000 cash.
Noes Store, silk petticoat.
w. ID. Miller. $500 cash.
9Th st. Grocery. 6 pounds coffee.
Dunham Auto Co.. Windshield
cleaner.
Acme Motor Co, Spotlight.
o. X. Blacksmith Shop. Auto tire.
California Oregon Garage, Auto
tire.
Diamond Tire Co. Auto pump.
Big Lakes Box Co., Two loads
wood.
. Martin Bros. sack flour.
Standard Oil Co.. Cash gasoline.
Lou Arans, Auto rote.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-09
SPRING LAKE

The Halloween dinner given by
the patrons Of the Spring Lake
school was decided success as
everyone who took part in It en-
joyed the good things to eat and
also the program given by the chill
dren.
Mrs. Glen steman and daughter,
Clio, visited with Mrs. Frank Stew
art over Sunday. .,....,..
Mrs. Chas. Ager visited at the
Geo. F. Williams home Sunday.
Duck hunters are plentiful In
this locality these days.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-09
MERRILL

Jack Denehay was In klamath
Falls Thursday.
C. II. Merrill has a crew OF men
cutting wood in Pine Gulch.
e. Truelove was down from Kla-
math Falls the last Of the week.
While here he bought some lambs
from Hill Bros.
Glen Mccormick and wife and
Mrs. Van Meter were klamath Falls
visitors Tuesday. m
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccormick have
moved to their homo in Dodds Hol-
low.
The town girls have organised a
basket ball team to oppose the
school girls.
Jas. worlow was In from Bryant
Mt. Friday. He runs the mill at
that place.
8. .. Martin was in Merrill from
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-09

klamath Falls during the week at
tending to business matters.
Saturday Madison Brown, far.
mer living two miles from Mer-
rill, was thrown out of a--wagon
when his team ran away, as he
was getting a load of hay. He was
rendered unconscious. but was
thought not to be in serious con-
dition. His chest, arm and foot
were bruised.
Mrs. Ady and velma spent Fri
day evening with Mrs. I. w.
Brown. U ,J
q. L. Forge an agent for the
Montana Life association was a
business visitor In Merrill Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. w. Wright we're
called to Rogue River Wednesday
by the death of Mrs. Wrlght's sis
ter. The funeral was held Friday,
Nov. 4 at 1880 p. M. The services
were under the auspices OF the Re-
beccah Lodge Of that place. Rev.
A. Wolfe. formerly of Merrill,
preached the funeral service. Mr..
and Mrs. Wright returned to Mer-
rill Sunday.
Billy Bailey celebrated his elev-
enth birthday at his parents home
east OF town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Haskins
have moved into the Givens' house
in Merrill for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Ingraham have
moved to California to reside. Mr..
Ingraham has been living on the
johnson place on the state line.
MIR. Ingraham's father from Con-
necticut has been visiting here.
II is reported Chas. shuck will
move to the Johnson place.
The Merrill Rebekah Lodge ini-
tiated candidates Monday evening,
following which banquet was
served. tu
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hogan were
In Merrill Monday shopping.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-09
BIZ Y

Mrs. Earl Walker, who has spent
the past two months wishing friends
and relatives in Portland and Ash
land. returned last week to bly,.
where she intends making her home
for the winter.
Mrs. Emmit sisemore of For; Kla-
math. who has been spending the
past week visiting her parents. Mr.,
and Mrs. J. c. Edsal,. has returned
to her home In Fort klamath.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-09
WEATHER RECORD

Hereafter the Herald Will publish
the mean and maximum tempera-
lures and precipitation record as tak-
en- oy the U. 8. Reclamation service
station. Publication will cover the
day previous to the papers Issue, up
to o'clock of the day.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-09
DONATED
FOR AMERICAN
LEGION DANCES

at Doth the Moose nail and Scandi-
e navian hall tomorrow night, and the
committee In charge OF this feature
4 OF the, affair wishes to thank all
4 the donors for the splendid manner
4 in which they responded to the Le-
1 gions request.
4 Foilowingks the list of donors and
. prizes offered:
Z Golden Rule Store, one pair blank
4 cts
o. Peyton, two loads slabs.
/ Mrs. Joe Moore. Potted plant.
The Rainbow, box candy.
'Geary Bros. two sacks spuds.
The Smoke, box cigars.
klamath Dye Works. suit cleaned.
First National Bank. $1,000 saw
ings account.
,Bwauna Box Co., two loads block
wood.
Shepherd Music Co., sextette from
Lucia.
A. r. Glover, Ice tea set.
Van Bellcn Shoe Store. Pair ladies
silk hose.
Blue Bird, Box candy.
Star Theatre.
Gertrude 4 Co.. One smock.
X. Sugarman. Ladies' hand bag.
N. b. Drew, Pair mems gloves.
v. II. Boudreaux Jeweler. Silver
ware.
Mcdonald Bros. Box cigars.
Max Weis Army Store. Driving
gloves.
Swanson, $500 in barber work.
work.
Gun Store. Fishing rod.
~. II. Lawrence. Box cigars.
Underwood Pharmacy, Picture OF
Crater Lake.
Andros Glover Style Shop.
Mcguire Shoe Store. SILK hose.
6 IHawkhurst Meat Market. Slab OF
bacon. :
Johnston Furniture Co.. Glass table
set
Evans Shoe Co., pair shoes.
pair shoes.
Ainutt & Moody. Box cigars.
--- Square Deal Drug Co., Manicure
set. ti.iB
-- Sunset Grocery Co, 2 pounds Sun
set special coffee.
Lucas Second Hand. Store, Clock.
Hirvi Baking Co.. Bread.
John Shannon. Plumbers Friend
(whatever that isl
Brown Bros. Enough paper to pa
per one room.
Bath House. 20 bath tickets.
Superior Laundry. $500 In service.
big Basin Lumber Co., $1,000 or
der goods.
Winters Jeweiry Co.. Cut glass su-
gar and cream set.
Perkins Furniture Co., Rocking
chair.
Drummond Print Shop. Box Of 500
envelopes or letter paper. letter
heads printed free.
French Hand Laundry. $500 laun-
dry or cleaning.
A. G. Heniine, $500 worth Of por-
trait work.
O, X. Barbep Shop, $3.50 barber
work. Fe
Olsen shoe Repair Shop, pair la
dies shoes.
Wood Curtis, crate oranges.
( klamath Creamery. 10 pounds but
ter. .hFE ne
Rex Renner Garage. $500 cash.
H. l.. Brown. Slab bacon.
Ted White, Gate receipts Saturday
Matinee Strand Theatre.
Geo. Grizzle, $1.O0 cash. ]
Arcade Hotel, Box cigars.
Comet Electric Co., Electric toast
er.
Mars Confectionery. Q boxes cigars.
Fred Buessing, $500 cash.
Stanley's, 800 cash.
W. J. Hall, $3.50 cash.
Hales News Stand. One hook.
II. 8. Gooding. Rifle.
York Cafe, Meal ticket.
Connolly Bros. Pair gloves.
Schubert Grocery, $2.00 worth OF
groceries. sl-.a
Ross Hdw. Store. Pocket knife.
Central Outfitting Co., Hat. Il
Central Hotel. Box cigars.
Upps Jewelry. Clock.
Hectors Dry Goods Store. Wool
scarf. ~ fRr s. 1
Houston & Phelps. Sack flour.
ID. s. Henry. $500 cash.
/ I'D. T. Ludden. $500 cash.
Crater Lunch. $500 cash.
Link River Electric Co.. westing-
house iron. ~ t-Atg
If It's Loose
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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13

Reforms based upon facile
ent husiasm, unregulated by
reasoned inquiry and know
ledge are more hazardous than
valuable"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13

Whereas. ti1e undersigned Martin
Anders,@;v has anal claims lien on the
certain Registered stallion, named
Jeff for the Keeptug and feeding by
him or Sat6 stallion, And
Whereas, there wiz be due the said
Martin Andersen on the date az the
sale hereinafter stated the sum Of one
Hundred and Thirty Three $3.50 Dot
lars. exclusive uf the expenses Of adj
Nerti~inG and OF SAID sale. for the said
keeping and feeding gr said stallion.
EbWs THEREFORE,. Notice rs hereby
given. that pursuant To the statute m
such ease made and provided ! VIII sell
AZ public auction 10 the highest bidder
for cash the Satd Regl stored stallion
named Jeff At the barn of the under
signed Martin Andersen. in the VILLA re
Of ASkov. IN the County of pine state
of Minnesota, on Monday the eth day
OF February 1921. at 10 O'Clock \. NJ.
of said dav to satisfy the said amount
due ~ the time uf said safe ana the
expenses of advertising and Of sale
sale the said sale to he conducted hS
"A constable, Of said County uf Pine
State of Minnesota.
Dated January 10Th. 1871.
Martin Andersen.
(Jnn. t2-e).
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
NOTICE az HEARING on pf"ITrfO>
on Legal. VOTER TO HE SET
orr FROM ONE >sHOsyI.
DISTRICT To MOTHER

Notlcc = Her~by Given. That . Ereti-
tion signed Nv Albert r.. HiH a free
holder who * legal voter. residing
IN Schoul District No ~ ana repre-
Senttng that be IL the owner Of land
IN said District. described rs follows,
to-Wtt. So - the SW'a ~ section
n IN Township ~, RANGE II and ask
inG that Ne with has said lands, he
set Off from said District Ma. NJ to
the adjoining District M. 81 for the
following reasons, to-wtt; The school
hus of said DIST, "a comes nv my
land transporting children Ia the
advantages ana there are now
Children from my house attending the
said Bruno Schuol DIST. 81. The 81. I,
Sec. 10 TWP "a Range - now unoc-
rupted lies between NV sand land and
the satd school district 5t. The said
tnteFN enlng quarter lies IN Srhtsi Dis
trict - WAS presented to the Board
of County Commit SS,oner~ NJ Pine
County. Ninu~Sut.t. at sessiun of said
BOARD held an the 18th dav NJ ner. \
II. 1870. for the action at Satd RoarU
thereunt
Nnd Therefore, That notice * here.
nv given thHt = hearing OF parties IN.
tere~ted in the matter % said petitior
Satd BOARD commenciug ON the lttr
day ~ February \. y. 1921, 1T the
office az the County Auditor. in pin,
city N said County.
Rv order " the enart AZ C"unts
/ Commit Ssianer~.
/ Na,irew y Eain,
| County Auditor ana Es-otficlo Ciert
~ Rnar,i.
tlan. I2-2al
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
NOTICE OF HEARING On PETITION
oF LtastL vUrER rO RE SET
org FROM sNE SCHOOL
Ds~TNJt r r0 ANOTHER

Notice * iterehx Given That q p~ti-
ton signed nv Aaton CiesiaA "A free
hoider. who IL a legal voter. residing
IN school District Ma. - and repre-
~entin@ that he - the owner az land
IN sala District. desc fthed follows.
t,-svits Iats s. - and Ia IN SEC
tton l township - Range - and ask J.
ing that ne. with his said lands ne
set Off FROM S,ii District No. ~ to
the adloin,ns District No. IL for the
folfowlna reasons, to-wit: That tire
distance IN the school house in school
tesStrict No. - nv the road as now
trtyeled il too great for my children
Ia gn ~ Srhool tS there ~ no bridge
across the river nearer than the ane
ON the line between section Nine taA
and S,sctlon slsN lH Township 81 Rance
County Commit SssunerS OF pine County
held IN the sth day of December \ H.
tase. for the acti"n az said Raar
thereon;
And. Therefore That notice is here.
by given thar a hearing Of parties IN.
viii I've ha.i At the nexr session ~ tht
said Board. commencing m the 18th
day OF Feb. A. d. 1891. at fh.. ofrir.
ef the Cnunty Auditor IN PINE city ~
/ said County.
BY order ~ the Raard OF County
Cunnsi ssionerS.
Andrew y Eafin.
County Auditor ana Ex-pfrc,a Clerl
tIAn. ls-sol
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
1xotllVuHE JAu6 oAllnlcAl(SI
Ami. f." A''t''''''
ALAW ABIDING COMMONWEALTH

Bv Hon w 8 HAMMOND, Governor, Minnesota. 1915
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
ORDER LIMITING FIVE rO
FILE CLAIMS. AND FOR
HEARING THEREON

state of Minnesota. County of f'Ine, -.
IN PROBATE COURT
In the Matter of the Estate OF
AnderS Mad~-n. pecedent.
Letters feStamentaFy this day hay-
ing been granted to KRISTEN Mad~er-
II h Ordered. That the time within
which all creditors of the above named
deCcdent may present claims against
his estate in this Court. he. and the
same hereby j., limited tn six month :
from aud after the date hereof; aud
that Monday. the nth day of Tuiy.
l92l. at one O'Clock u, W.. an the Pro
bate Court Rooms 1t the Court House,
NJ Pine CITY N ~ald County. be. and
the same hereby = fixed and appointed
as the time ana place tor hearing upon
and the examination, adjustment and
allowance of such claims rs shall t'e
presented Within the time aforesaid
let notice hereof he given nv the
publication of this order IN the ASkuN
American - provided by law.
bnted January 18th, la9i.
tCourt Spall Robert Wt}cnN.
JUDGE of Probate.
tJan. 6-@hN.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
to<rN ~ 4 SsOs

tn r. r. Nt.l ROSE ESTATE.
You arc hcrrhy notified that default
has hren made ~ the conditions 81
certain contract for deed made snd en-
tered INTO Ivy ana between Farmers
t.snd and cattle COMPANY IS vendor.
AMI owner ~ land therein described
dated the lst aav - October, ~ u.
iai6 and IVY which the saId Farmers
t.snd and Cattle Company agreed &"
sell and convey "a said II, "a. Mcii'o>e
performance rn his par, 90 Said con
trset the following described real pro
i,crtN situate m the county ot pine,
state NJ Ntnnesats, to-wft;
East Half tEt.A NJ Secttnn twelve
asl IN TownSh,p forty-four bD. North
Ut RANGE sixteen q 81 West 0f the
18th princtpai Meridian, IN pine County.
Mtnuesota, containing three h0ndred
and twenty t2SeA acres according Ia
the Government survey thereof amt
that SAID default consists ~ she failure
t. pay the principal ana interest Ia
I've made and pald under the terms of
said contract and NOW past due and
unpaiet; and that because ~ Sasd lie
fault IN said payments. said contract
win ne cancelled and terminates nine-
IN DAYS after the service 90 thus NM
tice lnon vo,t. unless prior tn The eN-
ntrat3on of SAID ninety days, vou shall
comply WITH the conditions of said rNst'
paid al overdue prtnclpai and interest
upon ~atd contract and ais" nay ths
costs ~ service of THIS notice.
Dated az Glencoe, MINI, this S1Si
4 dav of December. \, n, 1870.
Farmers Land and Cattle Company.
1 Henry L.. Stnons, President
Horny 4. rhoeny. Assistant SECRETARY
state ~ Nlnne~ots. County of pine.
hereby certify AMI return that arte
tue and ttngeny search ana inaair,
the within named u. Il. MrtrnS~ can
! not he found within my satd county.
| Dated this sth dev of January, 1871
/ Sherfrf'S fees. $i.aa
! r. T. Eawfev
sheriff af Pine County. Ntnn
/ tJan, 1890
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13

TO X. II. MELROSE ESTATE.

TO r. r. MF,LROSE ESTATE.
You are hereby notified that defauit
has been made in the conditions OF a
certain contract for deed made and
entered into Ivy and between Farmers
Land and Cattle Company As vendor
and owner of land therein described
and ". II. Meirose ~ yendee thereof
dated the at day Of October. A. d..
1915 and by which the said Farmers
Land and Cattle Company agreed TO
sell and convey to said *. H. Aeirose
upon the prompt payment and fuil per :
formance on hts part Of said contract
the following described real property
situate in the county % Pine, state
OF Minnesota. to-wit:
West Half (WfsJ of Section twelve
n2) IN Township forty four tif) North
OF Range sixteen G6 West OF the
9TH Principal Meridian, in Pine coun :
ty Minnesota containing three hundred
eight and i-t0o t30s.a4J acres accord
ing To the Government survey thereof.
and that said default consists in the
failure to pay the principal and inter
est to Ice made and paid under the
IsrmS Of said contract and now past
cut- ana unpald and chat bscaHSe 81
said default in said payments, said
contratt Will he cancelled and terrnt-
mated niEatv days after the service Of
this nottcs'r upon YOU unless prior 10
the expiratr:, Of the said ninety days
you shall conlaiv with the conditions
~ said contract and shall pay or cause
10 he paid ~ overdue principal and
Interest upon SaiH %bNIEHfl anu also
pay the costs Of service OF this notice
Dated 1T Glencoe. Nf9n.. this 81 81
day 81 December, a. d., 1890.
Farmers Land and Cattle Company.
Henry T.. Simons, President
Henry a. Thoeny, Assistant seer rotary
state of Minnesota. County of PINE.
hereby certify and return that afts.
due and difigent search and inquiry
the within named r. III. Neirose cannot
he found within my said county.
Dated MS 6th day of January. 1921
Sherttr'S fees Si.Go.
X. H. Hawiey
sheriff of Pine County. MINI
dan. 1920
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13

This Is an orderly governments
law abiding commonwealth We have
a fundamental iaw--not for the use
Of the majority aIone--but to protect
the minority as well There are rights
one man may have which all other
citizens " the State ought not to BE-
able to take away from him even II
they would. but when the majority OF
the State determine upon any matter
OF public policy in way that is not
contrary TO our fundamental law, II
is the duty of all legislative and exc.
cutive officers to carry ont the man
date Of our highest authority Gov
w = Hammona gert - 1913
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
Cruiser Requirements High.

In compiling the figures as to
cruiser strength. rigid qualifications
were laid down for this type OF yes
sell The requirements for first line
cruisers were declared to be large,
fast cruisers launched since January
l. 1901, capable OF keeping station
with the battle feet. Neither the
United States, Japan, France nor Italy
has been able to meet the require
ment Great Britain is credited with
two such vessels in service, none un
der construction aud twenty in the sec.
ond line" while the United States has
none under construction and ten in
the second line Neither Japan
France nor Italy has any such cruis
ers built or building, although each
nation has few obsolete cruisers
classified as second line"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
Table Shows Great 1ritain's Sea
Power Is Twice That Of
This Country.
IS OVERCOMING LEAD
American Strength More Than Double
That OF Japso--Laek Of Cruisers,
Submarines and Destroyer
Leaders Noted.

Washington What officials believe
to be complete information as to the
relative naval strength Of the prin-
Cipai world powers ia now in posses
sion Of the American government.
Whether il will be presented to the
Senate foreign relations committee in
connection with that committees con-
Liberation OF proposals loking to world
disarmament has not been disclosed.
U. S. Overcoming Lead.
The information has been compiled
in the form of tables which show that
Great Britain's sea power is double
that Of the United States. and that
although the British preponderance
in capital ships virtually will have
been overcome bv the United States
with the completion in 1928 of ths
American building program, the
American navy still will be greatly
inferior in types of vessels which ma
val officers regard as extremely Inn
portant. notably destroyer leaders,
cruisers and light cruisers, cruising
submarines and airplane ships,
The American navy. according 10
this information, has more than double
the strength of the Japenese navy. and
this ratio will be maintained even with
completion of the building programs
Of the two countries The United
States will be far superior, not only in
capital ships, but also in destroyers
and submarines Japan, however, viii
Axlt
cruisers. now possessing four such YES
sells with eight others projected, while
the United States has none completed
and only six building
British Lead in Second Line.
Without reference to second line
ships. of which Great Britain has a
preponderance in all classes over the
United States and Japan, the British
navy contains twenty-six battleships
carrying at least ten guns each of
i2inch caliber or larger. and displac-
ing 10000 tons or more, The United
States has sixteen such vessels. ia
pan six. France seven and Italy four.
Great Britain has no first line battle
ships under construction. while the
United States has eleven, Japan sew
en-. France four ana italy four
The British navy. pioneer in the
development of the battle cruiser type.
| still retains an easy advantage IN this
/ generally regarded indispensa sable class
of modern ship-of-war with six first
line battle cruisers and four others
| classed as second line The United
States has none completed and six un-
| der construction, Japan four in SER
| vice and eight projected France and
Italy have no battle cruisers built or
building
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-06-10
CHARMING BRICK
AND STUCCO HOME
For Small Family in Moderate
circumstances.
BUILDING COST REASONABLE
This Design Is Attractive In Appear
ance and Thoroughly Comfortable
From the Standpoint Of Number
Of Rooms and Equipment.
81 WILLIAM A. RADFoRD.

Mr.. William A. Radford win answer
questions and give advice FREE OF
COST on all subjects pertaining to the
subject. Of building, for the readers OF this
paper. On account OF his wide experience
as Editor. Author and Manufacturer, he
IL, without doubt, the highest authority
on all these subjects. Address all inquiries
to William A. Radford, No. 1877 Prairie
avenue. Chicago. ILL.,, and only inclose
two-cent stamp for reply.
According to all indications, the big
demand by home builders for several
years 10 come win be for small homes.
thousands Of families, in an effort to
get away from the exorbItant rents of
the apartments in the cities, win build
homes OF their own, and because Of
the cost and their limited means, these
homes will necessarily be small. But
they win be as complete and just as
modern as any pretentious home on an
exclusive boulevard. The building art
has been developed to the point where
the small home can supply the same
comforts and convenlences that the
larger and more expensive one has
heretofore had alone.
With a small home the man Is not
worried over rents, not worried over
a place for his children; he has plenty
of room to turn around In, plenty Of
fresh air to breathe. And he is an In
dependent citizen keenly interested in
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-06-10
DdddyS
HJEvenin8
Fairy Tale
THE RED BERRIES.
!.lsI;' !. GR SRA b. BOWER

II cannot understand It." said the
first Red Berry.
''Nelther can T." said the second
Red Berry.
II am sure am very much puzzled"
said the third Red Berry.
'What are you all puzzled about
Red BeTries?" asked Peter Gnome.
"We're puzzled over something
which has been said a number OF
times" said the first Red Berry.
"We've heard it again and again."
said the second Red Berry.
"And we heard it just now" said tho
third Red Berry II don't know how
many times we've heard it altogether"
"But what is it you have heard so
many times?" asked Peter Gnome.
do you suppose you could explain
1t to us?" asked the first Red Berry.
"oh, do you suppose you couldr
asked the second Red Berry.
"We would be so glad to know the
meaning of 1t, If 1t has any meaning"
said the third Red Berry.
"Well perhaps If you tell me what
IT is that is puzzling you so much I
may be able to explain 1t to you." said
Peter Gnome. II can't explain 1t to
you without knowing what it is, you
see."
mo, Of course you can't do that"
said the first Red Berry.
ut is true" said the second Red
Berry, that you couldn't even try to
explain 1t to us If you didn't know
what 1t was"
THAT is absolutely So" agreed the
third Red Berry.
Now these three Red Berries were
on a bush which was covered with
red berries.
do tell me-" said Peter Gnome.
"and then IL l can explain it to you
l will. And II l can't viii tell you