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Estelene

Quite a crowd attended the
sale at Jesse Thompson's place
Saturday.
s. J. Collins and ]. D. Near
,hur are very busy lambing.
Robert Knox Of Sprinfeld ia
helping S. ]. Collins lamb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Basey
have returned to his claim for
the summer.
Alva Sutton, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Basey, and Mr.. and Mrs. Babe
Morton moto red to Lamar last
week.
Frank Gaylor returned home
Saturday from Springfield.
Mrs. Bessie Myers from Deora.
Colo. visited her sister Mrs. s.
j. Collins last week.
Irwin Bridwell is carrying the
Estelene mail for Frank Gaylor.
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A Mortgage Tax Law

Our good friend Judge Dun
barr is . strong advocate of q
mort gage tax lava law that
will AK the mortgage instead of
the real estate on which the
mortgage is fastened.
This has been a long mooted
question. but 50 far the mortge.
ors have the legislators with
they and hence the mortgage con
tinues immune from taxation.
There are different angles to
the question, but it certainly
doesn't look right to tax a mar
or something he doesn't own.
If there's a mortgage on the
farm of $1,000 it is evident there
is Sc, 600 worth of that farm the
man doesn't own. and the mar
who does own the S.. 600 part of
it ought to pay the taxes on that
part of the land.
On the other hand. the mar
may owe debts to the value of
S.. 600 unsecured by mortgage,
say to 100 different men; and in
this case it would be hard to ex'
empt him and make the Other
fellers pay the taxes, when the
chances are they may get wh:t's
coming to them. or may gel
nothing.
The argument. however. that
the interests rates would b
raised just that much we don''
think is germaine. The sam'
argument was used against the
income tax, and would actually
apply to any industry. as. if vot
were to tax the m the d just ado
it to the price of what they had
to sell. etc.. etc.
In the case of a mortgage, the
question of doubt does not apply
as to possible payment, and al
the evidence of debt is tangibl,
we believe the mortgageor shouDt
pay the tax on so much of tn,
fal IN value.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-04-29
Potato Buttes

j, l.. Hammond and family OF
Welty, OKLA. are visiting at the
home of J LIS parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. NJ. Hammond who re-
side west of the Buttes.
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Earl c
Hammond, a baby girl. on Apri'
18th. Mother and babe doint
nicely, while daddy is struttin'
around with broad smile.
Herschel Coffman and family
who spent the winter near Gains.
vile, Tex are back on thelr
homestead for the spring ano
summer.
Sylvia and Noel Frost. grand
children of F. M. and Mrs. Ham
mond, have the whooping cough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Black were visit
ing Mrs. lille Ham mond Thurs
day afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Bently were
visit ing at the home OF + M.
Hammond Monday.
Mrs. Belle Han. mond and so!
Ernest, were trading at Kirk
well Satur day.
The children of Mr.. and Mrs
Oscar Smith have the whoopins
ough.
Walser Shirley aud family were
visiting George Shirley and wilt
i.orth of Potato Bnttes Saturda,
We had good rain in this sec
ion the 18th. which put th'
.round in fine shape for sprint
,Jiaatiog. and if such condition.
20 t.nua throughout the sprini
ana summer, we hope TO have
bump, + corr corn crop next fall
The Democrat-herald., 1921-04-29
Dickey-Jones

Last week U. s. Dickey anc
Mrs. j. A. Jones were marriec
at Lamar.
Mr.. Dickey was born in Ten
nessee and came here from Tex
IS, going into the hardware bus.
iness with his father and broth.
er.
Mrs. Jones was born in Ken
lucky and came here with hel
son about a year ago. buying +.
REIMBURSEMENT joining the KIN
town site.
The Record extends congratu
lations. s.-Dry-Land R.cord.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-04-29
Case Dismissed
In Lower Court
And Dir ect Information Filed in
the County Court, to be
Heard at an Early Sitting.

The case against Arthur Smart
and Doc Hart for making and
selling booze. to have been
heard before Judge Dicxey Sat-
uring. was dismissed by the
prosecuting attorney and case
filed with the county court on
direct in for m alton.
We do not know why this
change and delay in the .ase.
The case of A. l.. Smart will
be hear in the fed eral district
court-prcbab'y in May. he be-
ing charged With operating a
still on his farm.
Meantime they are both out
under bonds for their appear
snce in court when the time
comes.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-04-29

SUauD0e1S
STATE OF cohoRADo @ ora !. IN IIEF THE P{s3 GouR,
Nellie B. o'Nsili. Plaintiff.
Phillips Investment Company. . corporation. and
persons whose names are unknown TO the plain.
tiff. defendants.
The Psspss Of the Stats sf Oslsrsds,
To Phillips Investment Company. . corporation
and persons Whose names sre unknown 70 ths
plaintiff. the Defendants above named GREET
ING
You are hereby required to appear IL
sp astIon brought % sSein,st you nyy.tI., Sy IL.
Court Of Bacs County. State OF Colorado
and answer the complaint therein with
In twenty days after the service here.
Il served out Of this County. or BY pub.
ncation. within thirty days after tht
service hereof. exclusive Of the day Of
ts:n .. yoS ss 1faas to
prayer OF the complaint. And II COP,
Of the complaint In the above entitled
action be not served with this sum.
mons, or II the service hereof b
mnde out Of this State. then ten !. i
additional to the time hereinbufore
specified for appearance and angWel
will be allowed before I he taking Of
judgment by default - ssorssaid.
The said action 10 brought 70 secure decree O
court qusetin9 the title Of the plaintiff in and t,
the following described Land and real estate. stu
ate. lying and being in tie County Of Baca an,
State Of Colorado to-wit:- The North Half o
the Southeast Quarter. and the southwss
Quarter of Section d5, In Township Twenty
eight (ss) South. Of Range Forty eight (4s) Wss
of the Sixth Principal Meridian.
And the complaint herstn further rscites: tha
/, the plaintiff verify believes that there arc pcr
sons Interested In tho above described land who's
pames shc cannot insert herein because thei
names, residences and post ofics addresses Ar
unknown 70 hsr and that the interest Of such un
known psrsons has boon derived By alignment o
deeds Of conveyance or devise OF Hens which n
not Of record. or by virtue Of the laws Of dsseen
and inheritancs. but Of which no record notice 1
givoa, and that sueh unknown psrsons arc neces
cary and proper partles hereto. as will mogt full
~ ap pear from the complaint Ia said aetiCl I
| which reference Is here made: copy Of which I
hereto attached.
And you are hereby notified that 4 you fall =
appear. and 10 answer the sald complaint a. abov
required. the said plaintiff will take default an,
Judgment against you - prayed for In said COIN
Given under my hand as as s.ornsy for the plair
day Of March. A. b. isai.
DOUGHTY AND DOUGHTY
By CaARLEs l.. DouaI-y.
Plaintiffs Attornc
First Pub. Apr. %
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Notice For Publication

u. s. Land Office at Lamar, Colorado
Apr. u. is2l
Notice 10 hereby given that Clara n. Dsans. tor
rusrly Clara Y. Latiuss. Of Springfield. Colo.
who. on Nay 18th. 1918. made Hensstsad Entry
Serial No. o2lBl3. for Lots & 7. II IL sndW}tWh
Section IL. Township 30 South. Range y Wsse o.
9Th Principal Meridian. has hisd notdes Of tness,
ton 70 intsatioo 70 make FINAL Three Year Proof
to establish claim - the lAnd abovs described
bsfors s!Ias e spsckmann. U. 9. Comnissionsr
Al aurin~fleId. Colorado on the Tod day of June
LEI
Claimant names as Witnesses:
A. 7. ainsy. J. A. BKss. " h. Stokes. end J. a
stinson. all four Il Spsins6sia. Colo.
A. L. Beavers, Rsgistsr.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-04-29

Far Rent:-5 quarters OF good
land in Twp. %. Range ~. Sc of
21, Ell of %. NV of 26, NE "a.
Will rent for q term Of years for q
few cents an acre. Write R,ss
C. Bodwell-Waterloo. Ioa. c5-
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Notiee For Publication

Department Of the Interior
U. S. Land Office at Lamar, Colorado
March %. 1871
Notice 10 hereby given that Charles n. Harris. Of
Aaxsv. COLORADO. who. On April 9Th. 1918.
made Homestead entry. seriaI No. oassss. foi
West Half (w,D Of Section ~. Township
y South. Rsnss 20 Wsst, 9Th Principal Meridian
has flsd notice Of intsntsoo 10 make Final Three
Year Proof. 10 establish claim b The land above
described. before SIlas g. spsekmann. u s. Com
missioner. as Springfield. Colorado. On the asth
day of Nay. 1891.
Claimant names - witnesses:
I. R. Jasnigsn. Henrissta O. Cass. "a Hansen
W. Il. Anderson. all o2 Marcy. colorads.
4. L. Bsevses, Nsgiseeg.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-04-29

Hemstitching and ! 10 oting at
tachment. works on any sewing
mochine, easily adjusted. Price
$3.50 with full Instructions.
Gem Novelty Co., Box 1881, Cor
pus Christi, Texas. do
The Democrat-herald., 1921-04-29

the pastor. Rev. Dean. We will
enjoy your presence at all of
these services. and believe that
you will enjoy being there. Come
and see.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-04-29
A N T S

NV ready with a fine large
stock of vegetable plants. Pric.
es right. I pa, postsg, on ship.
ments Of 100 plants or more
Tomatoes and cabbage 16 cts.
dozen. $1.oO a hundred, 500
a Thousand. No packing charge
Also complete stock Porch, bo,
and bedding plants. Mail or
ders. Personal attention.
CSC Lamar Flower ShoI
The Democrat-herald., 1921-04-29

JoeC. Davis of Argonia. Kas.,
has been here few days trying
TO ind Il place to put in a OAK ,
ary. This is much-needeo
enterp ise, ard we hope he can
find the place he wants.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-04-29
NotIss Ter PsbliestSss
nn-.rku,ant ~ fhA IntAPf0P


Department Of the Interior.
u, s, Land Office at Lamar, Colo
April 70. 1921.
Motto Is hereby given that Claude A. Wintsfs.
Of Naxsy. Colorado, WI. on July lstS. 1913. made
Homestead entry. Serial No. 09sst6 for East uAk
(En), ssction Q. Township 80 South. Rangs 70
West. sixth Principal Meridian has disd notice Of
intention 10 make Final thrss ysar Proof. 10 e.
sablish claim to tha land above described. BE-
fore The Register and Receiver Of ths United
States Land Offics At Lamar Colorado. On ~
18th day Of June. 1891.
Claimant names A. wltnessess
Jamss Murray. Of Flues. Colorado J. s.
Bysrs Of Maxsy. Colorado. William wshrlsy Of
Hoopup. Colorado, Oscar Sitton Il Onins, Colon.
Do.
A. l. BEAvBRa.
Register.
Notice For Publication
Department Of the Interior
8. Land Office At Lamar, ColoUrado
Apr. 70 iszi.
Notice 10 hereby given that Thomas G. Pats.
Of Joyeoy. Colorado. who. on Septsnbss 18th.
1916. made Homestead Entry. Serial No. oe2lse.
for Eit East haln Of seetion q. rownship %
South. Range 20 West eth Principal Meridian.
has filed notice Of intention 10 make Final Three
Year Proof, b establish claim to the land above
described. before Silas E. Spsckmann. u. 8. Com
missioner, At Springfield, Colorado. on the 10th
~ Of June. 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses:
W. b. Wood. Raid White and C. r. Grant all Of
Graft. Colorado and W. E. Byers Of Joyeoy. Colo
rado.
A. L. BEAVERS,
Register
The Democrat-herald., 1921-04-29
Denver Daily
Record Stockman

Every man who has stock
ought to have the Denver Daily
Record Stockman. The sub
scription is $500. We have
made arrangements that will en-
able US to furnish both the Dem
ocrat- Herald and the Daily
Stockman for IS. so. Get into
the ga ne now.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-04-29
For Sale Cheap
Swt 21-30-45
Sw} 1920 46
NE3 6-81-47
Stanley M. Barrows,
9O1 Gas & Elec. Bldg.
dol Denver. Colo.

Wanted Lard pals at the
City meat market. co
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County Of Bsca TkICr COURT
Nellie B. O'Nsill. Plaintiff.
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GoRED TO DEATH ny BULL

Danville, Pa, Dec 19-Gored TO
death by an angry bull, the body OF
Willard Cook, well-known farmer
living three miles from here, was
found early today by his son after a
search of some hours. Cook went TO
the barn late last night, and when he
was gone for an hour or more, the
family thought he was calling on n
neighbor, and gave his absence no
second thought When he failed to re-
turn at midnight search was made,
and several hours later the body was
found in a manger in the barn. Cook
had been dead at least six hours when
found. doctors said. Pools OF blood
at the bottom OF the manger and on
the bulls horns showed the manner
in which the farmer had met his death.
Cook was lifelong resident Of this
vicinity and was one of the best
known and most progressive farmers
in Montour county He was aged 81
years, and leaves wife and -four
CONS
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nAssuMpTION vs.. Pride ANp
IGN0RANoE

III. 3
There is law that follows in the
succession OF human events. Anger
lets down the bars Of safety and in
vites invasion
The law of cause and effect is the
principal OF all things, both sacred
and profane, cause signifies the past,
effect both present and future. OBJ
serving this principle we find that
assumption and pride have their ORR
gin in heaven, in-as-much as the 10
called satan, the Devil, the man of
sin, was at one time an angel of con-
siderable prominence and OF extraor-
binary appearance. And by his rebel
ing against God, he an dothers hav-
ing lost their first estate, dropped to
earth as a ball Of fire tsymboically
meaning) destruction, and that the
sons of God (the ones having lost
their first estate) looked upon the
daughters of men, seen that they were
comely and took unto themselves
wives, and that their children become
renown. and that eventually God de-
stroyed all with the exception Of eight
souls and that God has ever since
Kept their spirits In restraint, bond
age and chains. From hence comes the
false power OF oceultism; from so
called Christian science TO the petty
sciences. All the origin of the Devil
and may cause some of the elect TO
waver
Take all the wars, starting with
the primeval ages, all the plaques,
pestllence. sum up the total and these
two principals with complacent ig-
h. Ia fIh,gf, tusg
principals have long ago tyea from
the beginningl come to the parting of
ways. They are strangers TO Jesus
and his sufferings. They hear not the
pleading cries OF hungry souls or the
entreatv of the masses.
But beware, their day Is numbered
their name is Babylon tcontusionl
they have built synagcgues whose
spires reach high in the heavens
whose nitering is awe insniring and
whose dictato.sds the Dewitt
Those two principles being nour-
ished bv their silent medium have
grown TO wonderful statue, even sC
much as to claim divine right or as
suming divine power 10 rule the
earth. What manner OF man is he that
thinketh himself something The is as
dung
Now in conclusion viii say that
those two principles TAT Gods com
mand will open the prison house ot
those SPIRITS called the four winds oil
the earth That the rulers or repre-.
sentatives Of social, political, iinan
cial, and ecclesiastical systems, 81
blinded. darkened. diseased thai
mans extreme will soon occur ant
Christs opportunity begin. Oh, man
draw near TO God, come out of Baby
Ion today.
Truly Yours.
WM. MAILMAN.
Westminster, Md
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THE DEMooRATIo ApYocATE. DECEMBER 30, I92l

mothers al great-gran5iniother.j Her
childhood sweetheart probpered, be-
came a lawyer prominent IN his town
and county. and then city Judge lie
has a grandson "A years OF age
Three years ago Mrs. Sherman's
husband died Mrs Rilkert died last
summer Widow and widower began to
write to each other, and their mar
rage followed
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SETTLE LOVERS QUARREL
PAIR WHO DISAGREED Al
MAKE UP AND WE'D Ar Il

New York, Dec 49,. After an en-
gagement and a disagreement So years
ago, Frank G. Rikert, former city
Judge at Beacon, ~ ", and Mrs Jo-
anna Sherman, both "A, were married
at Beacon last Saturday The aged
couple are spending their honeymoon
in Florida.
When they were 49, the two were
sweethearts, planning to be married
After a quarrel they married but not
each other Mrs. Sherman moved u
Bridgeport. Conn. The years passed
and she became a mother. grand
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her sex.
During their two weeks of married
life. which was teiiniiated hyNthe
Kimball woman's arrest in mans
clothes last week, Miss Aechtler said
she thought the person she married as
James Hathaway to be her husband.
No one was more dumfounded than
She the wife" testified, when the mas
querade was exposed
The Kimball woman is now beiug
charged with false statements in con
nection with the application for the
marriage license.
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PUBLIC SALE.

on Thursday. January 9, 1929 al
u'aiock 80 m, ! win sell on ths fafm
Of Rf'prt Gist near Spring Milla al
join Die farm Of John Stevenson
alb, acres % uncut tree tops, laid
on to suit purchasers. also two
shantics. one large slab pile. princi-
pally oak About Ave thousand feet Of
lumber consisting Of boards and
scuntiinEH, FUN edged Terms made
known nn day ~ sale
MICHAEL McCAFfREY, Owner.
Jack Gambler. Agent
W. T. Wilson, Aucti0neer
II. z. Yelscr Clerk deceit
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A GRAND AND GLORIOUS FEELING
Truly Yours,
WM. MAILMAN.
Westminster, Md

a NhAND ANU bIUHlNt = FEELtNh
When the newspapers are filled
with the slogan, do Your Christmas
Shopping Early" when the store win
dows are gorgeous with sensible, beau
tiful and useful gifts for Christmas
Day, many Is the man and woman, boy
and girl who looks with wistful eyes
and lugubriously digs into pocket or
purse TO see what are the resources
for Christmas buying Too many sad
10 note find that Santa has come upon
them unawares They have not rca-
lized that Christmas IS here and they
are not prepared TO pay for those lii
tie remembrance which mutely speak
of affection and esteem
II is a matter OF extreme pleasure
to many thousands of thoughtful peo-
pie in Westminster that this empty
feeling will not dominate their
thoughts when Santa displays hs
wares this year. All during the year
these canny people have been regular
ly calling AZ the Christmas Club win
dow of their bank and there they have
been deDositing a small sum in lit
tie pass-book ready for old st. NichU-
las and his magic pack
Thrift is largely a matter OF looking
ahead planning intelligently and car
rying out that plan systematically and
with quiet determination. How much
more appreciated will be the gift
when the recipient knows that the
gift has been planned for and saved
for in a spirit Of a willing sacrifice OF
Il little time and little money.
When a feeling OF satisfaction must
come To those who read the early
Christmas shopping slogan those who
pass temptingly arranged Christmas
gifts and all with the knowledge that
in the bank IS the money waiting to be
used for the purpose Of Christmas
buying. To those people must surely
come the grand and glorious feeling"
in the realization Of something well
planned and well done. To such this
year will come all the quiet sa;isfac-
tion and delight in the Yulo-tlde greet
ing Merry Christmas"
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ELECTION NOTICE
rnIon MIlIa saylnEa Bank.

Union Mills. Md, Dec, ~, 1921
The Stockholders OF the Onion Mills
Savings Bank are hereby notified that
an Election FOR Twelve Directors, TO
manage the affairs OF the Bank for
the ensuingAgear, viii be held at the
Bank, on the Second Monday Of jan
uary, 1922, being the 9th day OF Jan
uary, between the hours OF . and 3
o'clock, r. NJ.
c. i. BANKERT.
dec 23-2t Treasurer.
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nEMPsEY LOSE PARTNER.

Chicago, Dec, 49, Bee Palmer wife
Of Al Siegel. has cancelled her dates
With Jack Dempsey in raudevi - e.
is here nursing her father OF
suit against Dempsey she said
II lost my love for Siegel lonA
fore / met Dempsey. ] don't care to
say ANYTHING about Jack DEMPSEY
Just now but ri have lots e say
about him when the case is called.
1T was not complimentary 70 me
to associate with a person Of Jack
Dempsev's standing. He's just like any
prize fighter To- me"
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{. N. D. BOYD, Agent
Main and Court Stss
Julyf-u Westminster, Md,

.ss.ss 5.ss...s see. sos. -.
ss.sss sss sys,sssss. .ssSs
..ssssss..,ys. secs. ssfss .t.gssse
s,sss..s.s stUssas's .sssSs.s.sss.
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awlrE" DENIES SHE KNEW HrS.
BAND. WAS WOMAN

someryille, Mass, Dec 21-It was
no prank that took Louise Margaret
Aechtler into matrimony, she told the
District Court here today in denying
the statement made before the court
yesterday by Ethel NJ. Kimball that
when the latter. masquerading as q
man, married Miss Aechtler she knew
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Dec iG-Nlarch /
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Is. Bee Palmer, wife
e cnncellad her dates
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FURS WANTED.

Best nrices paid for all kinds of
furs. win be az Chas. r. Eckenrode's
store, Westminster, Md, every day be-
tween Z a. m and $50 p. m.
C. MANGER.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-02-10
3IIIsrNNIIN NIIxsINGxrx
90 60
@ CENTRAL RIDGE NEWS 60
90 60
lVIS3IxSINIIN NINIxIxrxIGN

The Ridge has plenty Of snow
for sleighing again this week.
Jay Rickett made a trip to
Peck Saturday.
Nando Thomas went to Lewis
ton Sunday,
The revival meeting continues
this week at the Steele school
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. I'll. E. Holmes at
tended the sale at Felt s in Nez-
perez last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed MCGEE enter
tanned few relatives and friends
at dinner Sunday.
Raymond Parks and family
and Messrs. Longeteig and Pear
son spent Sunday at the T. A.
Holmes home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Rugg and
daughter. Helen, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Melcum and daughter,
Bernice, spent Sunday at the
Bruce Senters home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Warlick
and daughter, Rose, went to Peck
Sunday. He returned Monday
and Mrs. Warlick went on to
Lewiston to have some dental
work done.
Marie Hamilton was called to
Nezperce last Wednesday on a
nursing case and was called back
to the Ridge Saturday to nurse
the young son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank MCGEE, who has been quite
i'll again the past week.
"A crowd gathered at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Frederick
son Friday evening and enjoyed a.
dancing party A nice lunch was
served at midnight, and the gay
ETY. continued on into the morn
ing. The music was furnished by
Oscar Nelson and Bruce Senters.
Reporter.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-02-10

Is there anything wrong in ask.
ing this nation of MASTERS te
spare just a wee bit of its daily
waste for the starving people OF
Europe? Never mind who they
are, nor how happened their
plight; they are starving, dying
and to save them we'd not even
have to deny ourselves of any
thing we need. During the war
we gave to protect our own self.
ish interests. There was no
charity nor much to brag about
in that. Now we have a chance
to show whether we are nation
of greed and selfishness, or one
entitled to continue to carry the
Goddess Of Liberty at our mast
head
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-02-10

Though the agitation for The
creation Of a new state of north
ern Idaho and eastern Washing
ton seems to be most noticeable
in the north end Of our common.
wealth, it is probable that the
southern Idaho people are really
doing the most effective work tc
get this new star in Uncle Sam :
flag 1t is Just such schemes as
that now being worked by the
south-enders to gobble the Uni
versity that will ultimately bring
about a cohesive master effort of
the northern counties to amalga-
mate with more congenial com
Dany.