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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-01-20
WESTFIELD

The Westfeld Ladies Aid will meet
at Will Alexander's on the last Thurs
day in January for dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Sutherland
and family and the Misses Florence
and Ruth Alexander motored to Ithaca
and Richland Center Saturday
Relatives here received the news of
the death of Mrs Selin5a Weidman
of Reedsburg. Funeral services on
Monday.
Albert Flick is now in Richland
Center working in the interest of the
Equity.
Mr.. and Mrs John Simon were Sun
day visitors at Harry Verthein's.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Sutherland and
Mrs. Percy Alexander visited at the
Thursday evening. 1~
The Misses Amanda Newman and
Minrie Meyer left Thursday for a
visit to Chicago, Michigan City, Racine
and other points. They expect to be
gone six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Wolfe and daugh-
ter Vera we're callers at Richland Cen
ter Saturday.
Mr. Walton of Gotham is spending
a few days at the Henry Hart home.
Joe Weitzel had the misfortune to
get his hand cut in a saving machine
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Walling and
son Riley spent Saturday at Richland
Center.
Everette Prouty, who has been en-
gagged at Mr. Nelson's the past week,
has returned home.
Mrs. Walter Carr and Mrs. Ben
TempIin Of Lime Ridge spent Satur-
day at the Floyd Carr home.
Misses Sarah Powell and Gladys
Wolfe called on their teacher Miss
Ann Kellner Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Hart spent
Saturday evening and Sunday at the
home of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. A
F. Dwyer
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PRAIRIE DU SAC

Rev. Philip Schneider of Ripon cal
led on old friends here last week and
attended the Forward Movement con
vention of the Evangelical church.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fl. Godgson and two
daughters, formerly of Eau Claire
have moved their residence here, re-
Gently purchased Of T. B. Milton.
Rev. Finn of Waukesha occupied
the Presbyterian pulpit Sunday.
Miss Anna Clement is visiting
Spring Green relatives and friends.
Miss Hilda Babb of Reedsburg was
a guest of the C. I. Richardson family
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Lieder returned
to Mineral Point Thursday after visit
ing the John Kaufman family.
E. D. Ochsner is in northern Wis
consin buying furs.
Funeral services were held in the
Evangelical church Monday afternoon
for Walter Anding who died at Wau-
kesha tuberculosis Sanitarium after a
long illness. He leaves to mourn his
death wife formerly Hazel Clement
of this place. and four children.
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WALTON PEOPLE SURPRISE
MINISTER AND HIS WIFE

/. Last Tuesday evening the good peo-
pie of the neighborhood gave Rev. and
Mrs. G. Butcher a surprise in the
shape of donation of foodstuffs and
other useful articles. The evening
was pleasantly spent in visiting and
singing.
Mrs. Ella Carpenter spent from
Monday to Friday of last week with
her son, Bernie and family near Hills
boro.
Hazel Hutchens visited friends at
Wonewoc Friday and Saturday.
w. w. and Mrs. Athena Mortimer
were business visitors at La Vale
Saturday.
Mrs. Bertha Jessop and Beatrice
Mortimer were here from Cazenovia
over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Thompson and
children were guests at Wilson Nor
timers Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. Hendricks and
children visited at L. S. Carpenters
after church Sunday.
MI. anu MIS- bG4C hOl C1A01 "0A0
Wonewoc shoppers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hutchens and
Hattie. Smith made business trip to
Wonewdc Friday.
Word was received here last week
of the death of Frank PaulsOn at Haw-
kins, Wis Mr.. Paulson was a nephew,
by marriage, of Mrs. Della Mortimer.
He died of typhoid fever. Mrs. Paul
son had just recovered when Mr..
Pauls0n and the youngest child a boy
of two were stricken. The baby died
very soon and later the father. A
daughter is now i'll with the disease
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MERRIMACK

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Slightnam and
daughter Marjorie returned to their
home in Stewartville, MINI. Monday
Mrs. Dennis Bayles was in Madison
Monday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Boyd a
son Jan. 1881 to Mr.. and Mrs.
Oman a son Saturday January Is.
Ralph Halbman was in Madison
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel S. Peck and
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Towers enter
tanned friends at a dancing party
Friday evening.
William O'Keefe was in Madison
Saturday.
Miss Mamie Cushman supervising
teacher in Columbia county was a
guest of her sister Mrs. Ninnian
Shanks a few days.
Miss Ruth Meyers was in Baraboo
Saturday. -
Mrs. Daniel Kennedy is i'll, Mrs.
Monroe of Baraboo a sister OF Mr..
Kennedy is assisting at their home.
Mrs. George LOOs was in Lodi Fri
day
Mrs. George Miller is ill
Miss Aleita Moulton was in Bara-
boo Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Ratzberg of
Hillpoint were guests of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. King Sunday.
The st. Martha's Guild met with
Mrs. G. Weidman Thursday of last
week The pleasant social afternoon
and the delicious lunch served by the
hostess were much enjoyed by those
present.
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O 0 y o o @ Q o J
MONDAY {
o o o o o o L Q o

Mrs. Rose Sweet who resides on
Mound street is i'll with La grippe. Her
mother, Mrs. Charlotte Bowers is also
ill.
Edward Traxler, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Traxler, who was recently
struck by a car and seriously injured
is reported much improved.
The birthday anniversaries of Mr..
and Mrs. Sol De Koeyer occur in jan
uary, near to this time. On Sunday the
two sons, Bert and George, with their
wives and children, gave the esteemed
couple a surprise. The three gener-
atoms had a memorable time, big
dinner being on the program.
At meeting of the state cosmetic
ians in Milwaukee recently it was de-
cided on a state organization and
among the speakers present were
Mrs. Mauer, president of the Marinello
school in Chicago and Mr.. Mullen, a
member Of the state board ii health.
There Will be a state law t. govern
| the cosmetic work in the future. Mrs
". H. Hamilton, of this city attended
the meeting IN Milwaukee.
At the annual meeting of the Wis
Econsin Horticultural society at Madi
son last week, resolutions in memory
of the late L. H. Palmer were passed
Mr.. Palmer was a long time member
of the society and an earnest worker
for the cause of horticulture In the
Resolutions there was an expression 0.
extreme regret for the loss of the bro
Ither member. Earnest sympathy was
extended to Mrs. Palmer and sons fol
Their sad bereavement.
Tie a string about yard long to {
Icommon door key and take the string
in the right hand, holding it SO The
key would clear the floor four or five
Inches. If you can hold the string
Ssteady enough the key will begin II
Iswing back and forth in straigh
lime. Let another person take you
left hand in his and the motion Of thu
key will change from the pendulum
like swing to a circular swing. If 1
THIRD person will place his hand OF
the shoulder of the second person thu
key will stop. Try it and explain i
iyou can.
Mrs. Bertha Kosine, who resides five
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La VALE

Miss Harriet Pearson was a Bara-
boo visitor last week Wednesday.
Mrs Julia Kyle has returned to her
home at Fulton, III. after several
weeks visit with relatives here.
Mrs. w. Fessey spent Sunday at the
home Of Arthur Davis
A farmers institute was held here
Thursday and Friday and also two
meetings for women conducted by
Miss Sutherland of Madison.
G. Overlein of Fargo, N. D. was
a recent guest of his sister Mrs. L. o.
Waller.
Rex Marsh and bride of Portland,
Oregon visited at the home of the
formers father B. Marsh, last week.
Mrs. Frank Buss has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. w. Johnson at Bara-
boo.
Mrs. Harriet Apker and children of
North Freedom spent Sunday with
Mrs. Ina Mihlbauer.
Miss Gladys Apker went to Chicago
Monday and from there will go to
Long Beach, Cal. Nwhere she has a
position as nurse.
Mrs Nina Hulburt of Reedsburg Wis
tied Mrs. W. Sloniker one day last
week.
Mrs. A Barnett and Mrs. Henry
GIene were in Reedsburg one day last
week
January 10th at La Crosse daugh
ter was born to Mr.. and Mrs. H. j
Laufenberg and named Caroline Rosel
Ia. Mrs. Laufenberg was formerly
Katie Sosinsky and lived here.
The Royal Neighbors and Woodmer
had joint installation Jan. 7th will
the usual good time 1t is said tha
some Of the colder" set can still jig
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NORTH FAIRFIELD

Mrs. Carl Anchor entertained the
2 following ladies Last Friday after
noon in honor of Mrs. James An
chor's birthday: Mrs. Norman Ans
Choir, Mrs. Walter Anchor, Mrs. An
drews, Mrs Riley Martiny, Miss Ed
ma Boyer of Baraboo, Mrs. Percy La
Mar, Mrs. Gust Lewis and Emma and
Cenia Newell. A five o'clock supper
was served of sandwiches, coffee,
cake and ice cream. All enjoyed a
pleasant time.
Mrs. Norman A.ichors spent the
holidays with relatives in Milwaukee.
Mrs. Frank Getchell Of Milwaukee
made her mother, Mrs. L. NJ. Atkin-
son, visit recently.
Emma and Cenia Newell ate din
ner with Mr.. and Mrs. Addie New
ell last Saturday.
Helen Lewis, Helen Dedie, Mable
Green, Thelma Green and Freddie
Green visited Mrs. Chris Caflisch last
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Jensen OF
Newport visited at the Mr. and Mrs
Joe Lewis home Sunday.
Emma and Cenia Newell were call
ers on Jesse and Alice Newell last
Thursday. They also called on Mr.
and Mrs Marshall Harrison, Sr, the
same day.
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KEEDSBURG

Elmer Johnson and Emil Schultz
went to Hillsboro Sunday.
Mrs. Weidman widom of Samuel
Weidman, died Saturday morning al
her home on North Walnut street
She had been i'll for several days
Her children have been with her the
past week.
Mrs. J. Dempsey is very i'll at the
Reedsburg hospital.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Sass
Sunday, January Is, son.
Mrs. Ray Black and the twins left
the hospital Saturday.
Frank Foss, who underwent an Op-
Grafton at La Crosse is very i'll with
pneumonia. His wife has gone to be
with him.
The new fire whistle will surely
waken the firemen if sounded in the
might time, as it screeches, then
screams then sicreeches again.
Garfield Morton and Mildred Tib-
bits will be married Wednesday, Jan.
10.
The supper at the M. E. church
Wednesday evening was success
and neat sum of money was real
lied
The w. R. c. held installation Sat
urday January 15 Mrs Mary Tibbitts
is now President.
Rev. Sword occupied the pulpit at
the Presbyterian church Sunday even
ing.
Mrs. Conesas is quite i'll at the home
of her son on East Main street.
Mrs. Lueders is again quite i'll.
Grandpa Reibe, who lives near the
school house, suffered stroke Sat
urday evening and is now very low.
Mrs. f.. lRitzedthaler entertained
the Doctors and Dentists of our city
Thursday evening at o'clock dinner.
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WISCONSIN FARMERS MEET
IN MADISON NEXT MONTH

Faced with an urgent need for q
reconstructed system Of marketing
their products, Wisconsin farmers
are planning a series Of conferences
to be held in Madison the first ten
days of February.
Determined to make more efficient
and less expensive the movement OF
farm products from farm to consumer
the farmers are calling in state and
national authorities to aid in shaping
new marketing programs.
Each of the ten days will be de-
voted to some specific aspect of farnp
financing, agricultural legislation, CO.
operative marketing, rural organlza-
ton and transportation affecting the.
farmer.
Following is schedule Of confer
ences:
Tues. Feb. Pea Gamers and
Growers.
Wed. Feb. 2-Buttermakefs ana
Patrons of Factories,
Thurs. Feb. 3-Chees emakeFs ana
Factory Patrons.
Fri. Feb. 4-Wool Growers and Mar
keting Specialists.
Sat. Feb. Sugar Beet Growers
and Manufacturers.
Mon. Feb. milk Producers
Tues. Feb. S-Potato Growers ana
Dealers. =
Wed. Feb. 9-Live Stock Feeders,
Breeders and Dealers.
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SPRING GREEN

Ed. Hood Herman and Ed. Lins
and Albert Aron made an automo-
bile trip to Milwaukee last Tuesday
Miss Sadie McNulty spent several
days in the town of Sumpter last
week where she attended a farmers
institute as one of the institute work
ers.
Mrs. Lon Snyder and daughter Lor-
ma jwere in Madison last Tuesday
to hear Benno Moisinwitsch, the Rus
sian pianist.
William Cole departed last Tues
day for Amboy ILL.,, to spend some
time at the home of his son John.
Fred FredericksOn, who has been
at So Joseph, Missouri, the past
couple of weeks receiving treatment
for impaired eyesight, returned home
feeling considerably improved.
Joseph Fischer has returned from
Rockford, Ill, where he visited the
J. B. PrOnOld family.
AlOis Pletzer, who injured his hand
last fall by the accidental discharge
of his gun while hunting, returned
from the hospital Ilast Tuesday.
Though his hand is not all healed, it
is in such shape that the local doc
tors can take care Of it. The sur
geons at the hospital succeeded in
patching up the injured member SO
that the thumb, third and little fin
gers are saved.
Miss Clara Haas of Sank City visit
ed at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Haas, several days
last week.
Robert Brokaw has traded his resi-
dence and garage in Spring Green for
a farm in Richland county The ex-
change will take place about Feb. l.
Miss Alice McKune went to Chi
cagO last Tuesday from where she
will go to New Orleans after a short
visAt with relatives in the Windy
City.
Burton Peck, with headquarters al
Appleton, who was called home by
the death of his mother, Mrs. Geo
Peck of West Spring Green, about
three weeks ago, returned to his dut
les last week. Mr. Peck is employed
with the Curtis Publishing company
of Chicago in the interests of the
Country Gentlemen
The Congregational Ladies Aid
gave it's annual dinner at the church
last Wednesday. The affair was a
decided success, socially as well as
financially and everybody enjoyed the
splendid meal furnished.
Word was received here last week
by Relatives that Louis O'Connors
suffered an injury to one of his eyes
that might result in the loss of the
sight. A later report, however, states
the injured eye is getting well and
the sight will not be impaired. Mr.
O'Connors is engaged in drilling fol
an artesian well in Sank City.
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ABLEmAE
present

Several friends of Mrs. Sophia
Pfaff gathered at her home Thursday
afternoon and night to help her cele-
brate her birthday.
The masquerade dance held in Car
Inns hall Friday night was well at
tended Prizes for the prettiest cos
tunes was won by Miss Marie Stock
mann and Arthur Vertein, best char
acter, Mrs. G. F. Scharnke and Ed
ward Smith, comic, Mrs. Edward
Baumgarten and Arthur Kopf Ter
bilcox orchestra furnished the music
Miss Cora Peterson's domestic
science class entertained the members
of the school board and their wives
and the teachers at a supper Thursday
The Ableman band which dsband-
ed in the fall has been re-organized by
John Brunnhoefer who will act as
director. All but four of the former
members have remained and ten new
members have been added.
Miss Marie Bartenbach of Reeds
burg spent Sunday at her home here
August Pyffereon transacted bust
ness in Reedsburg Friday.
Principal r. Drexler and the Misses
Cora Peterson and Muza Hawkins
went to Baraboo Saturday to see the
Last Of the Mohicans" at the Al
Ringing theatre.
Mrs. John Brunnhoefer visited in
Baraboo Monday
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"Pape's Cold Compound" is
Quickest Relief Known

Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blowing
and snuffling! A dose of "Pape's Cold
Compound" taken every two hours un-
til three doses are taken usually
breaks any cold right up.
The very first dose opens clogged nos
trils and the air passages of the head;
stops nose running; relieves the head
ache, dullness, feverishness.
"Pape's Cold Compound" costs only
a few cents at drug stores. 1t acts
without assistance, tastes nice, con
tains no Quinine-Insist upon Pape's
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-01-20
< O O O o o o G o o

Peter Bleuer, cheesemaker in the
town of Greenfield is wearing a
broadened smile that refuses to be
rubbed off. Know the reason? His
wife has just presented him with a
new 'cheesemaker, a nine pound son
who arrived this morning.
DR.. G. w. Snyder left yesterday for
Seabreeze, Florida, where he will
visit his sister, Mrs. w. H. Cory.
Thomas Acott, has returned from
a Madison hospital where he has spent
the past few weeks.
Joseph Lusby, who has been ser
iously i'll with pneumonia, is slow
ly improving.
H L Fellows and family have moved
to Richland Center Mr.. Fellows has
been employed at the above city for
the past few months and now his fam
! lily will join him there.
Mrs. e. E. Smith states that she
discovered a robin on the back porch
of her residence recently. The bird
was probably one that did not attempt
going south this fall.
The Baraboo Business Woman s
club met Monday evening in the Y
! W. C. A. rooms after a short business
session which included plans for a
hike next Sunday, a social time was
enjoyed.
The Thimble club Of the Presby
terrain church had very pleasant
meeting Monday evening at the home
of Mrs. Case Newell assisted by Mrs
A. L. Farnsworth and Miss Ethel Ne
well. At the business meeting it wa:
decided to give sum of money to
ward the Chinese relief fund. Refresh
ments were served. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. Sol DeKoyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Settergren leave
tomorrow for trip to the Pacifi
coast They will first stop at ST
Louis, then to New Orleans, and al
forwards on to Los Angeles. They ex
: pect to spend the major portion o
their time at Long Beach and then g
Ito Seattle to see Mrs. Settergren'
mother and brother. On the wa,
home through Montana brothers O
Mr.. Settergren will be visited. Thei
|, daughter, Miss Alice, is taking train
, ing at La Crosse to be q nurse.
, Dwight Welsh and William Hols
apple left yesterday for Chicag
, where they expect to purchase in tn
/ neighborhood of a carload of frs
: grade horses for tie market in Bare
, boo and vicinity.
: Attorney Daniel Ruggles and famil
are packing their household goods an
| intend to move to Pittsville, Wiscor
) sin in the near future. Mr.. Ruggle
county.
Mrs. E. NJ. Koltes left for Madison
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DENZER
F. Dwyer.

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Landon and
Miss Anges Yoreks and friend have
returned to Milwaukee after visiting
here.
Carl Byrlla spent Sunday at home.
Miss Stella Miller visited at the
Albert Kowalke and Thomas Repka
homes last week.
Dickerson Rogers of Argyle is Wis
iting at the home of his son, Philip
Rogers.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Bal
FAM a daughter recently.
Mrs. Philip Rogers is visiting at
Prairie du Sac.
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miles southwest of town, walked to
Baraboo and back again on Saturday.
| Although Mrs. Kosine is very active
for her age she has decided to sell the
| farm and reside in Baraboo.
At the residence of Christ Isenberg
| Sunday morning the chimney burned
out. The fire department was sum
moned but little damage was done
| Miss Helen Coome has returned
from Union Center where she attend
ed the funeral of Mrs Emeline Kim
ball, aged 81 years, months, and
days, She was a pioneer of the state
and for some time made her home
with Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Coome,
Baraboo, being an aunt of Mrs.
Coome. Miss Coome was on the train
which struck the county farm truck
and says quite a crowd gathered after
the accident.
The following have purchased Ford
cars from the Philbrick garage the
past week: Earl House, Edward Lud-
wig, Ebert Searles, Mark Gale, J. H.
Seaborn, touring cars; F. c. Peck,
roadster; Arthur Cheek, sedan; Lee
| Radtke Hardware Co. Delivery truck !;
| VIM. Brown, one ton truck.
Eighteen members Of the Woodmc
M. w A. camp of Baraboo surprised
William Waddell at his home in the
town of Baraboo Friday. The surprise
was for the purpose of .woodcutting
bee and Mr.. Waddelrs years supply
Of wood was cut by the invaders. The
host has been i'll for over year with
a crippled leg and appreciated the
neighborly act very much. Some 25
cords Of wood were cut and arranged
in piles for hauling. A number of
saw logs were also cut. Automobiles
for the trip were furnished by mem
bers of the lodge who left the A S.
Kingsford Furniture store Friday
morning. Dinner was served to the
party by Mr.. and Mrs Waddell. The
committe in charge of the trip in
Guided, V. c., A. S. Kingsford; chair
main, James Dalling and Messrs. j.
Steinbrink, Grin Hoag and F. R. Far
well.
City Engineer H. E. French has
been in the Zauft neighborhood, east
Of Devils lake, making another sur
vey for the proposed spur to the
land recently purchased by the Ameri-
can Refractories company. A number
Of surveys have been made for the
proposed track.
Mrs Emma McLein has returned
to st. Paul after visit at the home
Of her brother, August Zauft, between
Baraboo and Merrimack. The visitor
was accompanied home by her moth
er, Mrs. Henrietta Zauft, who had
been a resident on the Zauft farm for
about 80 years The Zauft family OBJ
tanned the land from Horace Rice and
great Improvements have been made
since that time. Recently the land
was sold to the American Refractor-
les company and the firm will install
a plant there in the spring. Mrs.
Zauft has seen the entire community
change during her many years of resi-
dence in the county. August Zauft
and family will move to Baraboo soon.
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FAIRFIELD

Several of the little people from
Green's Corner school surprised Mrs.
c. H. Caf1isch last Saturday. They
making and a general good time
came to spend the afternoon. Candy
making was enjoyed by all. Mrs. Ca
fiisch, nee Esther Wilderick, was
their last years teacher.
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as well as ever.

as we'll as ever.
/, Mr.. and Mrs Byron Martin of Reeds
burg spent last Wednesday at F. S.
Barnett's.
Paul Gebhardt of N. Y. state was in
town last week.
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SOUTH FAIRFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter BarstOw of
Hetland S. D. arrived Wednesday for
few weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Barstow
Mrs. Earl Delap and thre children
of Montana are enjoying visit with
her mother Mrs. Mary Jones and
brother John Trapp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Beardsley and
son took Sunday dinner at the Helm
home in Greenfield.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-01-20

WOMEN MAKE OWN STOVES
OUT OF MUD IN PALESTINE
In Palestine the women make their
own stoves out of mud.
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TUESDAY

Q O o o Q o o X
The Cordova daily times., 1921-09-24
APARTMENT RENT TOO
 HIGH; MOVES TO CAVE

By International News Service)
 HONOLULU. Sept. 24 X Fhilipino resident of Honolulu has succeeded in solving one phase of the IL c. l., problem and in beating profiteering landlords out of potential gains at the same time.
 A year ago the citizen in question who may be dcsiginated by the Filipino version of John Doe" which is Juan de la Cruz. returned from work one day 10 find that his wife had left the family rooftrcc Taking a philosophi cal attitude. Juan saw in this Occu- renee d chance to reduce living costs; so, in company with his fiveyearold son. hc moved into a cave left by workmen under paved road in the Iwilci district of Honolulu Here he was found recently, serene in the knowledge of a growing bank account and apparently prcfectly happy in his somewhat cramped quarters. The apartment measures ten feet by six and is comfortably if not sumptuously furnished Juan says that he intends to stay if not ordered 10 move.