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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-08-17
Weeks of Bazaars.

Last week and this week are
bazaar weeks in Eagle River. The
Catholic ladies cleared over 500
last week, while the Episcopal
ladies came next with over S4O0
to the good. Saturday of this
week the Congregational ladies
will hold their bazaar, and they
will also receive their share of
funds from the public.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-08-17
CUT PRICES.

.-- prices are alIuring only
o. known value.
at.. Che previous establish
ndards. cut prices
r seductive.
81 excessive cut price on adj
Of known value
t1t
very and cynical fish
the bait but avoid
book eause. of course,
re IS hook.
Wen mail order house offers
E OF aar well known adver-
l .1r less than cost il
t lose that they do it.
t . lcker-or for that
r FISH 81 any kind-for
house.
Of their bait-and
81 3. atrlniZing your home
- -rI ants.
-sI .w IS an oppOrtune
u E aside petty iealousies,
evanoeS prejudices,
S tshness and all mar
hess and boost the
Gown at every oppor-
man today holds the
Position he started with.
eEse through selfish
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-08-17

Don't forget Saturdays Con-
gregatiOnal Bazaar at Masonic
Hall. The new Cook Books will
be placed on sale. All tested re-
ceipt from known cooks. Other
good things for sale.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-08-17

there three classes of cit
30 most every community
are not only in the
aren't - are making the cur
those Uho are earned along
p le result Of the efforts
Z hose around them-and those
r. DO rH. even want 20 be car
h E TO trip those who
g 10 is criminal TO be
ta tra last class and uncom-
l, go belong TO the sec
ll-. and any town should
itself mighty fortunate
Z -EU- ra one who does not
ing Geo hl first class.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-08-17
Vote of Thanks

Members of St. Peters congre-
cation who were responsible for
the church bazaar last week, wish
to thank the public for cooper
alton in making it such a sue
cess. The church ladies cleared
$500, which will be placed in
many needed places.
Villas County News-S2. 90 a year.
News Want Ads-Busness Getters.
Villas County News-S2.G9
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-08-17

have fault TO find with
home town. don't start
ut overlook its short
ana praise its greatness.
finding fault with
boris mistakes or
forget them and praise
.T-u eualIy be surprised
e one viii strive To live
90 Che good opinion you have
sour town and fellow towns
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-08-17
ati0naI Buy-at- Home Bulletin

- s-.ill Articles Appearing Weekly Are Reprinted From
4 1rl.-I Organ OF The National Ruy-AtH0me Movement
copyrighted, owned and controlled National
t-Home Movement, National Headquarters Executive
Offices Fort Wayne, Ind
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-08-17

ness and narrow-mindedness he
was afraid to teach some one else
the work, and consequently, when
a better job was open he didn't
get it. because the boss had no
one TO take his place.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-08-17

Even dollar you send out of
ur unity makes it just
much harder for you to earn
% dollar in your commun-
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-08-17
Laws Provision

This new Prohibition Enforce
ment Act confers the same pow
ers and imposes the same duties
on all peace officers as far as
the enforcement provisions are
concerned that it confers and
imposes on the state prohibition
commissioner and his deputies
and subjects them to removal
from office For the same reasons
that the commissioner and his
deputies are subject to removal"
says Mr.. Smiths letter. AS the
law is now it is quite possible
that many peace officers are not
familiar with their powers and
duties under it and as all peace
officers look TO the district at
torneys in their respective coun-
ties for advice and instructions
in their Official duties, | would
respectfully suggest that you en-
deavor to have all peace officers
in your respective counties pro-
perly informed concerning the
provisions of this law as | have
always found enforcement Of
ficers will act in accordance with
the advice given them by the dis
trict attorneys and feel quite
sure that in this manner you will
receive their hearty cooperation.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-08-17
Officers Affected

You will note that paragraph
(e) of section / defines the term
peace officers" as including
sheriffs, under-sheriffs, deputy
sheriffs, police officers, marshals,
deputy marshals and constables.
Some peace officers maintain
that they are unable to secure
evidence of violation due to the
fact that violators in their COM
munity know them so well that
they are able to conceal unlawful
activities from such officers.
This situation, however, cannot
apply to the provisions of sec
tion 80.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-08-17

Villas County New S2.G0
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-08-17

Villas County News-S2. 90 a year
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-08-17

News Want Ads-Busness Getters.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-12-30

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i: ;;;; s; i
idsoI. Irancs Esw4 W,.sl,
Total tax
Farley Lester =; NANwA sEaNwA. SwAsEA Ii,
re aSS Il . :eiS:'
. Ga rE' - : f III, g s t. &!s
M 81 sas srsse W E se tax Twp S. s 81 East
sEANEA. SEAsEa NwASEa A. Twp Z S. Rse. "a
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sSS% isSSs s H. Is: = T. 8; s.
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SEAswA. S,asEa, Rye.
"as 5S::E 9s:s!
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The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-12-30

OF Powder River County,.
State Of Montana, For the Year 1927
aEAI AND rzasorAL PROPERTY.
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s IN ! e: e. e ]
sss H., SsA = ~ ~; i Is; 1884, 49,
&! s =: 4: j. :; III $;:s: 4. =: '.''
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RsSss f1erlea s fasa' NHWyGssss II VICES
Total As
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-12-30

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22

They were talking uyer tho DAYS
that viii never return. ro they as
serted. tho days when ihrrr was no
thirst In thu land But fhsv had par
iiru.ar reference 10 ho old state
militia camp of long ago. Zoe Doe it
known. there wng much taken 10
camp ben those dH,s that had little to
do with military training and % was
carried IN ,apHcious jugs und big bot
Ties. Everybody expected his city
friends 10 run down 60 the oAmp, ana
to De called upon to act as an assauE-
e. ~ thirst
1.-THE year. I have reference to-
aid one Of tho old-timers. was a
notably wet one. The FIRST night lu
cnmp everybody seemed to be- bent
on anmpling what everybody else had
brought down from thc city. The RE-
sult was mat when the company, Of
which was n mcmher WAS ordered
to fall In the next morning To answer
the rail- call. There was a pretty
wobbly lineup.
Nv" had "a new corporal-ucw Ia
the routine OF q Cn:up. and after he
had checked 49,, he should have re-
ported. Sir. the company IN present
aud accounted for
INSTEAD hc got ratified, and Huid.
Sir the company BE- tull.'
"Our commandnut looking us over,
mrcastically remarked. 4 should say
~ much fan as q tick
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22

His father had been a little auto
crat who changed his title from
prince to king aud from kins to ssar.
Boris found a parliament In which
the peasants dominated. and was
rtntent TO have u "a.
Isrdina nd sent NJ. Stnmbouiiaki,
the leader % The peasants. To prison
for warning him against taking But
garia into the war IN the side OF
tcrmany.
Under Boris this same Siambou-
liHki ~ premier aud he haa the farm
etu back OF him.
Ferdinand was alwaysd roaming
Of territorial ACKNOWLEDGMENT which
meant war with Balkan ncighbors,
Boris dreams OF peace with his
ucighbors aud development OF the
resources OF his country.
Ferdinand was q physical coward
who shrank from minglitH with his
subjects for fear OF assassination
boris doesn't know the word feat
and mingies freely with his people.
lie lives almost a monastic life IN
the palace. part Of which he has
1 closed up. He In practiCing the
ctonumy he feols IL necessary fOI
bulgaria II u Is To pull itsrif out OF
the hole into which II fell during IA,
I war.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22

LONDON. July es.-If Boris third.
taar OF Bulgaria, comes to America
this fan as announced, Americans
VIII see not only the youngest mon
arch W. Europe, hui one who II at
Ia. head OF the most democratic
people In Europe.
Boris reigns. but does not rule. Az
a matter OF fact, the rulers OF Bull
garia today are the peasants acting
through h Agrarian party. Peasant
farmers constitute ~ per cent or the
population. Their wheat and pigs
ARE The country's chief SQUIRE of
wealth.
Boris came TO the throne when his
country was all shot TO pieces. IL
had been in W. wars la rcccnt years
and lost both, The first was when
Bulgaria battled with Serbi and
Freeze and was Thoroughly
trouncrd. Then In the recent war,
Boris father. Taar Ferdinand. was
80 pro-German that he took his
country IN on the side OF this central
powers ana once more Bulgaria. was
licked.
Son Makes Good.
Ferdinand fled. His oldest son
born January 80. 1884 was called "a
the troubled country's throne October
I 1915. Ru has made good.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22
VlRDEH IS HERE
SEEKING gtEH To
ESCAPED COMET


r. 5srcmilia. >wer1ro 81 the prn'-
t<ntl1rs. va n ne ritS today frcm
2snss " ase>nptpq 70 <st . e.<* -
she ph<r<absa<s u Charles N11iihs-
ham. trus,y convses. ~ha drove an
au{osa@1Air nom the s~enltfnsisry
<ar.xr 70 Aibaque, nus. abersened y
Atft and escnred.
M 5arafniaa hsr incffarsa The -
ward of $50 sn1 i,ir arrest % siee.
rns 1917 buick sutcnehiie which
XlIlin<ham shandored ~fa~ feuna yee-
s<rd.< IN an alloy ocswren Fourth
and FfIh street b1twtf1 View YORK
and Fruit He n believed TO
have len the = theff Immediately
amer arriving ~ xtnuquereue last
roes4oy. n remained there two days
before Il va reported 10 the police
i.se yesterday ~afsrtnoon ~ abb hdon-
%.
usnnxham was sentenced from
chavez county for the theft % an
anfomohi:e. H. h described - be-
srr a. years aid ilkht Aoir, brown
1n~npIexion. . fcrt Al-1 Inches nN
ult>snf Us poandn ana he h.s a moie
~ shs left xlds 81 hs< head with a rear
A4af his right knee CAP and a mu'e
on 6Ie IN shnoidfr hihds.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22
University Will Enlarge It's
Residential Hall for Women;
Ready for Use in September

10 the present time without any inn
pairment Of Its permanent cndow-
mont fund from sales NJ university
land Thes permanent funds have
nov ben Invested. nhiefly in New
Mexico school bonds and the income,
which Is available for use for opera
tlon and construction purposes In
now quite an important Item. II Is
this Item which made the new build
fng possible, when every other source
OF funds had been exhausted. n
10 the limited appropriation mad
FOR the university by the last legis-
luture.
Need for Money Uurgcnt.
we have found "a way to operate
the university without "a deficit thus
Tar n VIII continue TO Inc II.
President Hin said this morning.
Governor Mcchem and members Of
the board OF regents who conferred
with him yesterday were la complete
agreement in opposing any deficit
for any purpose. We have found "A
way through the revenue from thu
permanent land fund to meet the
immediate emergency demand FOR
housing for women students. which
had become "a very serious problem
However. with the University OF
Montuna receiving 50. 600. 900 "A year
loi new hNituiuEh inc University
Of Louisiana some 81. OO0, 900. by
comparison the financial receipts OF
the University Of New Mexico arr
puny. Notwithstanding our poverty
fhe spirit OF the officials IL one Of
progress and optimism, our build
ing projects continue to make some
progress. the quality of training oi
the faculty h constantly on the up
grade n our college instruction In
lim.ted TO graduates Of high schools.
ITO some Of the poor and cf the
rich alike In New Mexico the stat.
University opens wide its doors
The state Of New Mexico shares
Ia a serious degree the dire economic
depression. Economy and efficiency
AZ this time should be united with q
vision Of the true values. Partisan
politics, prejudice and solfishness
should be- side tracked when the mat
ter OF the development Of our ugri-
cultural and mining industries and
Of our nre al stake. Great
est among a. resources now undc-
yeloped are the boys and girls. tie
youth OF the STATE. That b. the lea
son our schools; elementary. hiFh.
normal and the colleges. must receive
adequate support. or elise Uur Hast
j estate viii De worse han ~ r,st"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22

NEW YORK. July 2a.-"Afghani-
stan has solved many problems; for
example. there b no old mazda In
kabuf."
This large sapphire screwed through
The right side OF the OF Princess
tatkma twinkied with merriment as
rhe sentured this quip.
The princess - the sultana of Ka-
bur. cousin or the rcignlng emir Of
Afshnnistan and-a humoriat. She's
here ON her way 10 England.
But" she added SERIOUSLY. ''the
royal family frowna ON the solution
90 the splnster problem. IT'S poiyg-
amy. In Afphanistan n nan can
have 80 wivoA IL he a support
them. and this 10 not "a difficult for
a person can Iva On 10 cents a day
The royal family is working In
many ways 10 elevate women'a sta
ton
The princess a. shopping In New
York. Among other thugs she In
tends 20 have a diamond SETTLE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22

Pres. David s. I'm OF the state
University aud Mira Rupert y. As
plund, A. A. Sedillo and Thomas n.
Keieher. Jr.. OF the board Of regents
held "A conference with Governor
Mechem In santa Re yesterday. Az
o result OF which the university
authorities viii proceed az once 10
the erertion OF an eNteusion to the
residential han for women The eN-
tension Is urgently needed 20 take
care OF an Increased number OF wo-
nren who have aignified their inteD-
itiou 10 enroll when tnc university
opens in September and who have
asked for accommodations In the
cnmpus. The residential hall for wo-
men was seriously o~ver-crowded last
year. IN most eases three women stu
dents being forced TO occupy quart
ers constructed only for two.
The university authorities were
proud Uf their report TO the gov
brnor ms lcgtalature last winter,
which showed that the Institution
had operated without a defccit. while
two new buildings had . con-
Ittructed during the year. This was
made possible chiefly by the private
contributions Of friends OF the uni
yerslty.
University o%fflcers were at a loss
AS to how 20 provide funds Tor the
necessary extension OF the residential
hall. but In course OF tho conference
yesterday with Governor Mcchem, IN
which state Treasurer Strong partic-
ipatcd. "a vas found that the univer-
atty has n new ource OF revenue
not heretofore available. Ia the form
Of Interest on its invested permanent
land incotne funds. The governor
and treasurer ngreed with President
Hili that this Interest income might
DE used for the building project.
Plans have been completed for tbs
extension by Architects hin. TTost a
TroEt and DR.. Hlfl said this norm
sns thst he hoped the additional
Rooms VIII be ready for use by Sep
tember Ii.
o. developed In yesterdays con
ference at Santa he thai the mum.
her OF reservations by women stu
dents IL considerably In advance al
The number az this time last yea
and the urgent necessity for add.
tional housing forced the universit,
officials n Governor Mechcm TO AZ
earnest search for funds,
pctmaneut Land ItInd Intact.
The University Of New Mexico d
one stale institution that found HI
way through territorial days a uI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22
{. or c. TO PASS
ON ROAD BOND
ISSUE TONIGHT
Meeting of Directors Is
Called for 1870
O'clock

A meeting OF the dirccioFa of the
Chamber of Commerce has been cnh-
ed for 1880 o'clock tonight. To take
action In regard to the ss,oeo'oOO
state road bond issue which WI come
up aa a constitutional amendment
NJ the election on September 90.
tn. meeting will also decide about
sending a delegate 90 the road boost
era' meeting Ia be held In SANTA Pc
on July %. Other questions OF con-
siderable importance will also be diS-
CnAsed.
ANY member Of the chamber who
VISIT Ia attend are welcome to do 80,
and all are urged TO be on time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22
BEST MEDICINE

The young mother was worried over
her youuEater.
Sometimes l think Their. IL some
thing the matter with hiA ears" she
said for he does not answer me when
l speak TO him. and often lac doesn't
seem to understand that I've given
him any directions. wonder II l
should take him to some ear special
list"
The mother Of fou g%rinnned I've
found just such deafness among my
children" she said. but ! didn't let
u worry me my"
What did YOU do Tor ~" inquired
the young mother anNiuusly.
why. lust spanked 'rm all
round. MAS the reply. and they
heard beautifully for several months
after that"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22
Republican Executive I.
Comsnittee Meeting TO
Be Quiet One

SANTA ~. IN. NJ. 5ui,> 2z--rhe
-r~u,Talcan state Fxrcufivs commit
~ &hjrh rnctus h<r< will
c<sHnH< 10 tszl1se1r 20 issuing a Tor
ma cali Tor = nr<etfnE Of the state
central e~ouanlttee. a<ats chasrnau
0<nrRc r. craig announced odny.
The central tosnnittee will prnmni-
xaf< The call fot a convention "a
honlnafe 4 senatorial csudisste for
f5r< <leclloH S<pftfnber 40. Ar.
craig stated hat he win Fesixn tbs
state chair7nanrEip4 prounhtN when
the central committee meest
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22
VERY ENTINGuIsmID.

Judge Kcn"snw Lands wan talking
at "a Chicago reception thuut our Nntt
new armies OF unice holdcts.
ia b. strange he slid. how
pulled up % political otir' maxi,
some men. II almos; Turns th'it
hcu as.
In the smoking car OF , train tn"
other day q chap turned 20 VA" cnu,u
z.ntrd hcsid. him and gruWicd fierce
Is
That makes the fourth time
yuu'v" blown 5ut my match What
do YOU mean by IT,
Force Of habit said IN" other
chap. You see. mister, I've i,Ist been
appointed - tine fire department
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rIsIT Justified.

In the dear. departed day1 n
what befuddled guest appeared un-
steadily before the deak of q smart
hotel and demanded In thick but firm
tones thai his room be changed.
I'm sorry" the clerk HUNDRED
him, hut an the rooms are taken"
"Mush have mother room. Insist
cd the guest.
Whats the matter with the room
YOU have now"
Well. n YOU mush know oN-
planned the dissatisfied tenant. ''inh
on fire"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22
Girl of Mystery
Is Identified as
Miss Connie Phillips

DENTON. Texas, Iuly 90 -lposltivc
Identification 1f q Young Eirl in n
Denver hospita. aa Miss Connie phill-
FPS OF RuSston. Texas. was Isado here
today ly DR.. W. H. Bruce. president
% the North Texas Normnl college
from e photograph foi wnrisf from
Dcnvor. Miss Phillips was IA for
met student uf the College.
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pAnxz Juiy sa<-The dspaftare
for upper slissla o. a French d.
vision IN readiness on he Rhine wal
zas6 in Official circles thD forenoon
10 o< a question 81 forfy-eisht houfn
The Government win await a re-
ply TO the tote hAndet 70 Great
Htzssln yesterday which ~ expected
dsrtua the day or tomorrow. I'm
m<dsafely ~afferxard IA forecast
Marching orders will be given tbs
<tSeton. which. win proceed Tor
ai1s.sia hy rai through Germany.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22
SENATE PASSES
SHEPPARD BILL
Maternity Measure Is Sent TO the
House

WASHINGTON. July 22-The
Sheppard hin. providing for. coop
.ration between the federal govern
mcnt and states in protection OF
maternity aud infancy" was passed
today by the senate aud sent 10 the
house.
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On. WAGEN an.

CASPER. Wye. July 21.-Reduc-
lions amounting 10 Q 9 20 u per
cent In h wages OF OH field workers
effective At once were announced to-
day BY the Ohio III company and
other major operators are revising
their scales on practically the same
basis. DrIllers arr cut nom $40 TO
80 > day and TOOL dressera from $3.50
10 f6.5o. while roustahouts and Ia
borsrs are reeuctd approximately
a1.bo n month. TRUCK drivers receive
only q small reduction.