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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-12-16
MORRILL,

Dec. 14:-Frank Ritsko took Joe
Florek and wife and father to Little
Falls on business Saturday.
Lewey Poster took some cattle on
the truck to Foley Tuesday for John
Keifer.
Mrs. McKibben and children visited
II. w. Foss' Sunday.
There will be Christmas services at
the Emerson school house Christmas
day at $3.50 in the afternoon. Every
body welcome.
News was received of John Jetten IS
house burning down Saturday. He was
gone and his, wife was at the barn
doing the chores, when one of the chill
dren ran to the barn and told her the
house was on fire. It started in the
attic. She locked the children in the
hen house and tried to save what she
could, but it was so far gone, before
she got help, that there was not much
saved.
There are services held in the Cath
Ollie church every Sunday evening now.
Ernest Foss lost valuable horse last
week.
Elsie Ryberg returned to her school,
after an interesting week at the insti-
tute at Little Falls.
Naomi Foss visited last week with
Mrs. McKibbens.
Mr.. Michel got the contract of fur
nishing the wood for the new school
house last Saturday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-12-16
LITTLE ROCK

Dec. IA card party was given
at the Peter Houn home Sunday, when
about so friends gathered to spend the
evening. Cards were played at nine
tables. Mrs. Nick Kaiser won first
prize; Otto Sauer won second and
Isabella Zormeier ended in last place.
Each was presented with a nifty gift.
At midnight, lunch was served when
they all departed for their homes.
\ Many farmers from here hauled
stock to Royalton> Monday.
Word was received last Thursday
that Mr.. Waukanick died at FERGUS
Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Kuschel and Mrs.
Geo. Kuschel motored to st. Cloud Sat
urdaN, returning Sunday. .
Miss Beulah Baumgardner left for
Minneapolis, where she will be en-
ployed.
The poultry bee met at Jos. Popp on
Monday and at VIM. Miller on Tuesday.
About 30 were present picking feathers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wenzel Houn and Mrs.
John Bauer autoed to st. Cloud last
Saturday, returning Sunday. =.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kuschel,
Saturday, Dec. 10, SON. ~%
Fine weather, we re having but still
the farmers are anxious to have enough
snow to do their hauling. !,
Andrew Thoen is confined to his bed.
suffering from a wrenched back, the eff
fects of fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhuda Baumgardne1
,autoed to St. Cloud Saturday, return
ing on Sunday. -...~.
Pathe Wrinkle is catching pocket
gophers to make pair Of ear muffs.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-12-16
DARLING TOWN

Dec. l4:-Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugo Nelson celebrated their 18th we'd
ding anniversary. In the evening, a
supper was served to their friends, a
lot Of young people being present. Ev-
eryone reported a good time.
December 18th. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Anderson celebrated their 25th we'd
ding anniversary in Chicago. The
people Of Darling wish them many
more happy years to come.
August Blomquist is ON the sick list
having a sore foot and can hardly get
around. ~ :ys,s-
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Trittabaugh
and son have returned to their home in
McGregor, after visiting at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Zimmerman. Mrs.
Trittabaugh is sister of Nj: thinner
man. .
Mrs. Catherine Jackson has started .
knitting factory here. She knits init
tens and stockings and does very good
work. -
Emil Anderson has man from Lu-
verne, n. D., to husk corn for him.
Oscar Hanson is out saving wood
with his small wood saw. He charges
fifty cents an hour. I
/ Miss Ebba Lindahl has been home a
few days visiting her parents She is
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-12-16
GENOLA

Dec. l4:-S. q. LepinsH drove to
Little Falls on business Thursday.
Pete Meyer returned from Canada
last week. Mr.. Meyer took in the har-
vest through North Dakota and Can.
ada. The thermometer registered as
low as 40 degrees at times in Canada
he states. i
Bob Trettel Of Little Falls was a
Wednesday and Thursday caller.
John, Lpberts in company with two
of his friends, spent Friday hunting. s
Archie P0pilek and friend passed
through Genola, on their way to Royal.
ton Thursday.
Peter Sehr and Theo. W. Stumpf
the new carpenters of Genola have
erected an ice house for Gus E. Luberts,
the past week. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Lepinski and
Miss Pauline Gallus motored to Little
Falls Sunday morning. ~
Ray Poster of Buchanan was a
Sunday caller.
+ Bill Poster motored to Buchanan Sun.
day morning. .-
Fred Trettle, Mark Miller, Andrew
Miller and Math Raster of Little Falls
were Sunday visitor. .lnr> v.
Mrs. Anna Shauer motored to Little
Falls Tuesday on business. -.. ..
John -Schmolke Of Buchanan was
a caller Sunday.
Pete Gregerson of Little Falls was
a business caller Tuesday.
Jake Kinzer, Hubert Kelzenberg, and
Miss Agnes Ross motored to Little
Falls on business Tuesday. :
Louis Weiner shipped two carloads
of cattle Tuesday.
The Farmers Shipping Association
shipped two carloads of cattle to
South st. Paul Monday. \,
fChas. Burch is going to ship cattle
Wednesday morning.
Alfred Mode and a friend of Lit.
tie Falls were Tuesday callers
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-12-16

the lucky owner Of the number, which
won the COW that was ratified by Viii
liam Wendt Of Little Falls last week.
He brought the animal to his place
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Rudeck and fam
lily visited Sunday at Little Falls.
Peter Smuda hauled load Of wood
from the Krotochinski place.
CUSHING
Dec. 13:-Mrs. B. F. Kearfott went
doing the carpenter work.
to Little Falls Thursday for short
visit with her daughter, Mrs: J. c.
Claassen.
C. A. Anderson and Peter Nordlund
were county seat visitors Wednesday.
Joel Youngdahl of Swanville was q
visitor at this place Sunday.
Theo. Thorsen arrived home from
North Dakota, where he has been en-
ployed.
A number from here attended the
Ladies Aid at Mrs. G. l.. aVickstrom s
place Monday.
G. F. Anderson is having his hard-
ware store remodeled inside, making
a large store room, and Bergstrom is
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-12-16
WEST BELLEVUE

Dec. l4:-H. Zimmerman and family
spent Monday at Vawter.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Dassow called
at the Stone home Sunday.
SEVERN Henenlotter returned to Roy
alton Tuesday, after spending several
days with J. r. Stone.
Thomas and, James MacDougall
week.
Paul Schelonka and family and F. j.
Kusterman and fs{nily were visitors at
the home of John 1edo Sunday.
Mr.. and MIS- Isaac LaFond and
daughter and Miss Stone spent Sunday
at Riverside.
H. Zimmerman motored to Little
Falls Friday.
Albert Zimmerman has returned
from Vawter where he had spent some
time at the home of his brother Will.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-12-16
SOUTHWEST PIKE CREEK

Dec. 14:-Miss Julia Eckman arrived
from Minneapolis Sunday morning, for
a visit during the day at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Eek
man. She took the Sunday evening
train back to Minneapolis.
Bose Ringwelski visited Sunday at
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-12-16

South Dakota is here visiting her par
ents, MI. and Mrs. Paul Kulla at pres.
ent. *
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. jacobson and
children and Mr.. and Mrs, Christ
johnson and son visited at the home
Of L. P. Anderson Of Swan River
Sunday.
Robert and Annie Larson, who are
employed near Upsala, visited at the
home Of their mother, Mrs Gunda Lar
son Sunday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-12-16

A program and basket social will be
given in District 50, in the Gilbert
school house on Friday, Dec. 23rd. Be-
ginning O'Clock: Everybody welcome.
Ruth A. Larson, teacher.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-12-16

Johnny Myers has rented a farm
east Of Ramey and is living there
now.
News was received last week that
Mr.. Walnock had died in the asylum
in Fergus Falls, where he was taken
about six months ago for treatment.
Peter Blake and John BRANDED are
taking invoice Of the stock in the
:Schmolke store in Ramey this week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-12-16
TWIN LAKES

Dee. l5:-Misses Marguerite Lyman,
E1oEence Krejci, Myrtle Byllemos, Hell
esn Davis, Fred, Axel and William Oker.
Nanan and John Gertz spent Tuesday
sening at the J. w. johnson home
The following we're pleasantly enter
aimed at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
aHSYry Gertz Thursday evening: Mar.
nerite Lyman, Myrtle Byllemos, Olga
johnson, Helen Davis, Verne, Carl and
-Adolph johnson, William and Fred
Alderman.
Emil Carlson IS entertained the Gus
HArzon family at dinner Sunday.
Adolph Johnson and Axel Okerman
Eerc Lastrup callers Sunday. y.
Thelma and Bernice Savage, Theo-
edg4e and Rudolph Larson and Olga,
aarl and Werner johnson visited the
Marry Gertz home Saturday evening.
School started again Monday, after
n weeks vacation, while the teachers
ssttended the institute in Little Falls.
5'Rag Sandwiches" latest in sand
witches. Ask John Gertz. IT,.
Mrs. Carl Anderson is expected
7hnme this week.
A Christmas program and basket So
-,sIal will be given at the Twin Lakes
school Thursday evening, Dec. %, be-
ginning at 8 'clock sharp. The pro-
gram is as follows:
Recitation-.r:: Xmas Greeting" ::
Observation-Disclosures. Jennie johnson
the Ruggles Get Ready for the
Dinner Party
AIRS. Ruggles .:...... .Edla Carlson
Sarah Maud Ruggles. Elvera Carlson
Peter Ruggles 80. .Gunnard johnson
Peoria Ruggles ....:. Edna Elvin
MI Kitty Ruggles 80. Myrtle Swanson
element Ruggles Mike Bleckinger
IT, Cornelius Ruggles ...Swan Swanson
Larry Ruggles Thomas Dorotf
- Jack Bird .........P Paul Swanson
Elfrida Clifford ..... Olga johnson
Recitation--'' An Xmas Eve
Thought" .......F Florence johnson
Eecitation-"A Envy'. .......,
--... ............. Herbert Mashke
nnx1 Rag
Mother ........... Mabel Swanson
Margaret .......... .Signe Swanson
Hesitation ......... Blanche Uysocki
Nfeading-'' Miss Prim's Xmas
Shopping" ...... Mildred Anderson
Margaret Locks Gertrude Anderson
Squire Hawley's Xmas
Squire Hawley 80. Henry Schandal
Mrs. Hawley ........ Olga johnson
George Hawley Peter Kedrowski
Nora Hawley ...... .Hilda Johnson
Rev. Williams. Paul Swanson
Kate (the maid) Mildred Anderson
Mrs. Bass ....... Helen Ringwelski
Jennie Bass Alice Olson
Frank Bass Swan Swanson
Recitation Mike Ringwelski
Aaecltation .--~...... Evelyn Carlson
I 1dsscsta.t1on -............ Donald Gertz
Thar Christmas Gifts''-
Aln. Brown ........... Max Doroff
Mrs. Brown ...........R Rose Doroff
vera Brown ........ Mabel Larson
Harold Brown ..... .Arvid Knudsefl
Gharley Brown ..... Arvid Knudson
Hattie Brown ..... Gertrude Doroff
Florence Brown .... Eleanor Doroff
song Merry Merry Bells''-~
asee.eation Edna Elvin
Isecltatlon Rudolph Mashke
sSong-'' Little Town of Bethlehem -
asee1tation ......... .Gunnard Johnson
-z1eeitatlon ......-. .Cunegunda Doroff
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-12-16
NEW OFFICERS OF I. o. o. T.

NEW OFFICERS OF I. o. o. 2.
At the last meeting of the Odd Eel
lows lodge, officers were elected for the
ensuing year as follows:
N. CD. P. Larson.
4 v. CIV. A. Mccarthy.
Secretary-D. S. Proper.
Treasurer-N. N. Bergheim.
Trustee Is months-Earl Quimby.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-12-16

Ben johnson OF. Fl. Ripley submitted
to surgical treatment at St. Gabriel 8
hospital Tuesday,. -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-12-16

Were you among the Herald subscrib-
ers to send in remittance the past
week3 DO TT NOW.
Evening star., 1921-08-29
FARMS.
FOR SALE.

NEW JERSEY ACREAGE BARGA1N-s2
cash. Sc monthly, buys two acres fne land;
price, sea, only $4S each. VAIL. II John St.
New York. ee4-
Evening star., 1921-08-29

SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
MT. RAINIER, MD.
4-room bungalow; ami; $500; $500 cash.
balance $40 per month.
Groom house; gas; water & IN kit Kitchen; 10 a,S
$40 per month.
Groom house; gas. electricity; two lots; ga
rage; fruit; blocks from trolley station;
$500; $500 cash, balance $40 per month.
For tile above and other suburban bargains
see
H. C. MAYNOR,
1907 33d ST., Mt. Rainier, Md.
Phone Hyattsville Excg: 393-W.
4 OR ) ACRE FARMLETs. IN MY ADrI-
tion to Beltsville Heights. A fine colony now
established; 5 families living there now and
as many more going to build this year. High
class government men. No better section In
Maryland. Adjoins Judge Beall Of Maryland
circuit court; his brother, q state senator. and
the Christian Brothers College. Elevation
$50 feet above sea level. Rich soil adapted to
horticulture. Schools. churches, etc. Price.
$125 an acre; terms, 20 per cent cash, balance
in 20 monthly installments. Call for blue
print The most attractive in price. quality
and neighborhood on the market. Adjoining
subdivision ID selling lots 25xl00 from $3.50 to
$500 each. Go and see It before deciding.
ELIJAH z. KNOTT,
Room 406, District National Bank Building,
1406 G at. NV,
phone . 1885 Main. Washington. ID. G.
Evening star., 1921-08-29
TABLE BOARD.

THE COPPER KETTLE CAFETERIA. ST. Yer
mont, ave.. opposite war risk-The public has
informed that dinners and other meals
are the best in town and orr prices the most
reasonable; combination breakfast, Is cents;
luncheon, 80 cents; dinner. 40 cents and so
cents: only the highest quality food served;
chicken dinner. Wednesdays, IS cents. A.
1908 E. CAP. Stood home cooking; pIenti-
fully served; amidst pleasant surroundings;
$G q week.
Evening star., 1921-08-29
BUNGALOW

Cement stucco; corner lot, t0x125: alley in
rear; hiet, dry; best location MI kainieri
cellar: ami; sacrifice price. - 7.Oo0-$2. 600
down, balance terms, or discount for cash.
|FRANK II. COWARD. 37th Ut; near Newton
a.. Mt. Rainier, Md. Phone HyattS. A05J.
T1ns,na n. : :
Evening star., 1921-08-29

WANTED 10 RENT-sMALL TRUCK FARM
in Maryland near Washington. Address 30,
14O-B Star office. ~
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-12-14

There will be dance at Bud next
Saturday night, December IL. Good
music will be furnished. Come and
enjoy yourselves.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-12-14

Misses Lulu and Amelia Anderson
Of Westby spent the week end with
their cousin, Miss Lena johnson of
this city.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-12-14

If you desire good cheap feed,
buy Quaker Oats Vim feed of Thayer
& Mills, at only SIP per ton, while it
lasts.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-29

The custom " stealing poor man 5
patent and claiming Il as ones own IL
pretty ancient. observes the Detroit
News. Governor PkIletserus Of Per.
gamum. a city In Mysia. Asia Minor.
is cited as one OF the nrst examples
among the exalted pllferers. for archie
ologlsts give him the credit OF having
Invented the art Of making parchment
In go h. O.. though they admit that
IL vas probably a humble artisan who
hrst conceived the Idea OF preparing
the skins OF animals Ia such way
that they could be used foe writing
purposes.
rhiletaerus. by the way. didn't en-
10y his laurels oVer-loag. lie lost
his province TO King Attalus In 49,
And this ruler. taking advantage OF
the existence OF parchment. estsb.
llshed library which. Ia those days
was considered quite a marvel IL
c0ntalnsd all OF $40 manuscripts.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-29
~ rnF rRonArr COURT

oF THE COUNTY or TWIN FALLS
STATE or IDAHO
~ THE NATTER or THE ESTATE
OF CHARLES ~ sfEnrR. Deceased
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE AGAINST
CROP AMI REAL MORTGAGE.
Hertha a. Sieber. administratrix
4 the estate OF Charles y, Sleber.
Ieceaeed. having filed hcretn her pc
litlon In due form PRAYING Tor an
order of this court authorizing and
directing her 70 extend and renew
a certain promissory note and crop
mortgage. the said note and mort.
xaxe being ~ the amount of tttoH.
IS. kald renewed note to he dated
December eath. 1891. and 10 bear
interest Ut the rate 81 10 per cant
eef annam FROM ia date aud 90 be
tae sod PAYABLE nlne months after
"a date. and for the purpose OF -.
uries the same % mortgage 70 the
Farmers and Merchants hank 81 ~
Ier idaho. all Interest % aaid IS
lAts IN and 20 all crops 90 be Grown
durtnK the year tsfs on the follow
ne described lands
Northeast quarter (NEA Of the
Northwest quarter INV = OF
section rwenty eight (esl, Town
snip Ten ttal North RANGE six
teen tisi Fast % the 1clse Meri.
afan
and - further security 20 execute a
real property nertesTe Ia Ike am
aant dae niae in0nths from said lis'-
eenher ~. lszl on said above d
irflhed lands
III ~ HEREny ORDERED That
Ah prrsona Interested n sasd estate
zppeaf before this Cent IN rs court
coon AZ ne Coart hoass IN said
twin f'i,ils Coanty. Oh tblr 10th day
4 1sauarf. i8ge. az 10 o'eioek a. m
"a said daf. a. soo~ cause whs ths
kfsYef "a said pefitioa should not b.
granted aud Sid etops aud lands 10
uortxaKed a. prayed Zoe. ard
n ~ frNruKR ORDERED mat
aeilre 81 ths srpll'atioa b. sisen
~ positive cnpy ~ this order ia
shree pahlie pl4evz tn aid eouuty a.
least fise 4afs pficr % the hearing
~ said application. ant that a copy
% tat. order b. Published coase
catise ~v@ks prior a. said hearing
~ Tho Fsief Reverb. a weesly news-
paper pabiishea AZ filler. idaho
For tll further particulars you are
h~r~hy referred 70 the petition nos
- file hsretn
nas-a nsesmher IA. 1881
a. y DCNALt..
ladxe OF the Probate Court ~
f~tn Fslls. County. Idaho.
SEAL
Firss psh Dee Is. 1891.
Final pub Jan 5. isse
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-29
CANAL COMPANY
Hl.EcrloN

f~fa fsii, csnsi company stock
heiisss h. the BAH district hays
Held nsesinx And ausatmoasiy ehos
- wiliam cnnaluxham ~ their
shelse Zoe eanal eosnpany director
isam ths ~~st end
f;e.lasets % ilanssa ana The easi
saa u shs tract met fa~staY evening
snd saaefsea chassss W. Ceiner q.
tAr candidate tof aifestes from that
tistrset ne Annusi elsesien o.
ssnal semp4nt directors = scheduled
~ taks place nest sheath
rhrse zetloas ~ oeg aesrhbefinE
feamaelffrs psaetlrsilT assure tss
siseflan ~ fae mea nsmsa A. irsst
,s.lefs uiti knaw b@fesesaBi Tor
sham sksf ~iii ~ asked to vote
aaa Il ~ somlaailous are ACT sssls
fssiorf sthsfs eau b. enaofsea.
There - 80 r~azsm whY IN cen
ifei aisssisi sAeait net take action
si1iiss % shss % Hasl Ana itsa-sa
ffsa G finsoan and ~ . Ai~esth.
fhs pFeseas rasmesss frem Tits as
grtsf ~iii a. Aoses ssAfn accept the
sfoaslhliiti=- q ,h~ place has e.
asssFe asdlriasa support ser tbs
msn the stockholders % TITS section
p4sh sestea t = sarx~ssed that .
neetinx - hsla here IN the imme.
ciats fature
These rfe-eieetlon sneeiinxs ~iii SO
a lons ~sys IN fesiisg eat the cpiu-
ION Of greater aamber OF stoekhoi.
aers than "a possible AZ any one 90
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-29
pMDs HAVE RIVAL
Cat c.3s.sl says Flames CI.-
speed fowls.
CT ftsnsftzhsssn Asserts fssthsfsd
fhsf. Can Reach speed ~ ieJ
Miles an hour.

Every one surely Who h9s Satfhr'i
NJ nigh. ~ the sri.tsr birds ha-
nude his own -stin.Afe ~ 10 Their
speed 1Le speeds attained - The
eurIisr pigeon IN dues aud he faster
VI the sea birds ha.e Iorinsd fbr sub
jet u endless gues-wOrk and ineFitA
bic exaggsratlDn. Birds which arc
Incapable. even hen al full stretch.
VI doing more than 40 10 - miles an
hour have been credited "ifh 100 and
more.
Sow the fact VI the matter Is shaI
nothing Is more dlfncuk than ~ judge
~ The speed Of any object through the
air By mere human observation. Fore
shortening due 10 perspective Alci~
renders Il impossible 10 tell just when
moving object passes abss- some
n4ed point Oh the ground, and almost
invariably the estimated speed In Tar
beyond the actual. Al the present
THE the highest we'll aufhehtieated
speed IL thai VI hOInlng pigeons. some
Of which have reached speed OF "a
miles an hour over comparatively shOri
distances.
But COW COMES Colonel Meinertz.
hagen. q noted ofnithOIogist In Great
Britain, with the statement that dur
ing bis anti aircraft osIties In the war.
he trained his men la Instrumental
work BY making them lake obsersa'
lions OF the nixhts VI birds. These h~
collected aud then confirmed their re
suits by Instrumental work himself.
tie ielis Us that the speed OF birds. a.
fhus accurately ascertalned, II far be
low what Is popularity believed 10 be.
varying from 20 10 40 miles for the
smaller passeres 10 from 10 10 80 miles
an hour In the case OF wsders. Those
speeds represent steady flight but
when a bird Is frightened by All enemy.
or when II Is pounclng upon It's prey
IL can be accelerated greatly for a I'm
lied time tie estimates that for q
snort distance the swirl eau reach
speed of 100 miles an hour.
The alrplane. therefore has greatly
surpassed The swlftness OF the birds
both IN Its power Of sustained speed
and in its maximum speed From 100
10 l2O miles an hour can be maintained
by many OF the standard machines.
ana we know that last year the racing
speed was carried up 10 from 80 10 lsO
miles per hour. while recent models
are credited 10 be even faster.
where the birds still greatly sur
pass the human dying machines Is IN
the mstter Of taking on and alightlnr
The seabirds. aud all birds la fact.
by changing the angle OF Incidence Of
their wings are able To reduce theif
landing speed al rate which the air
plane and the seaplane cannot at pres
cot approach Sclentinc American.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-29


yoairfv 70 ~hai nigbf have bees
iaffffta lf6m articles appearing N
fts ia other newspapers the Filler
mfn 4he recently pleaded guilty e
8 charge sc samhllnE and arc serv.
iss their nslliss in the couuty
Sal. have been absolutely absoived
% my mofs serious offsnse than that
faf which they ~err sentenced. "a
fpri ihe, never ~cfc charged Win
ary oifenae except that 81 gamhilng
Al ne ilne ~ their arrest and con
weldon niimstlons ia press article
thaf ne mrn wcf~ implicated Ia b
bold 40 aud hlFb~aS robbery. hsc
basis oniy 10 the minds Of officers
Subsequent developments eoneiu-
sisriy proved that such beliefs we're
rifhsui foundation
In laafies not oniy % the men.
their families aud many ri ada. buf
siaa IN me Interest 81 truth. and ae-
euf4ey 90 the part Of The Record
II 5 oniy right that the facts OF the
ease should reeeise publicity equally
"a great as dld the an~srraated ru-
mafs more OF less careIesaly circul.
aied 81 Individuals a. well A. by the
press ~ which The Record was NO
ssesptiph
A eisu charge % gambling Il on
fhfne. criminal act. such as that
privately alleged "a quite another
Whils not attempting 10 Justify gam
bllaE a. ~ any manner OF means
sopaone those ~ho indulge In such
pfoeiicea. q IL qaito certain that the
term mlahs be made 10 include many
more sellons and persons than at
p-sssset
The pahlle generally. including
renAofs IL nrws. are too often prone
20 ovefemphaslze. ad ssnsationaiizs
matters Of civil aud erimina
hfeeches. aud Ia this particular IN
stance. rhe Record believes u was
ena % the ie4srt atfrndors
a 10 20 b. hoped. however. BY op
snif. frankly and thus prominently
acknowledging the lostics due thoas
eho have been mlarepfeeeated. that
The Record can AID 10 removing any
stlkma that may nov rest or In the
past has rested upon those falsely &C
eus-d and 81 the same time command
me respect ~ lis readers By fear.
les regard fos truth. seraeisy and
accuracy. belnk much more willing
70 voluntarily eofrect What might b.
= false impression than 90 herald
even semblance % What might BE-
eeas'rued misleading, o. untrue 10
formation
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-29
cancel. 40 Letter. . Minute.

A mail cancelins machine has been
invented which csncels 10 letters a
minute. The device Is being expert
meotcd with by the United states
Postal department.
The machine works like a typewrt
er Mail placed In long feeder
trough passes under the caneeilns de
vice and the keyboard. operated the
same as a typewriter. sorts the mail
lnlo So dinsrsat ehutss. A special
machine built On the same principle
may be used "a mail ears II the gov
sruments experiments prove satisfse-
tori. Milwaukee Sentinel