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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-07-28

Mr.. and Mrs. j.. w. Catlett have been
| visiting friends at Estelline this week.
Mrs. E. A. Hubbard of Bruce, spent
the week end visiting relatives in this
city.
Thresher bonds and compensation
insurance. Kabrud Bros. Phone 119
Advertisement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Leonard of
Sioux Falls, were guests at the Geo.
c. Henry home on Tuesday.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. F. Vrenegor spent
Sunday visiting at Flandreau at the
home of Mrs. Vrenegor's parents.
Perry Green and family of Water
town, We're guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. c. Henry on Monday.
They We're on their way to ST. Charles,
Mimi, by auto.
The two new boilers for the electric
power plant arrived last week and the
mechanics are getting ready to assem-
BILE them as soon as the foundation has
been completed. 1t was necessary to
dig down through a considerable depth
Of quicksand before a solid footing
could be found upon which to build
the foundation.
The question of issuing bonds for
$4,000 for the purpose of connecting
the city of Bruce with a high tension
electric power line was approved by
the voters of Bruce Tuesday by a vote
of SO to 3. AS soon as the bonds are
sold the city officials of Bruce will
enter into a contract with either the
power plant of Brookings or the Da-
kota Light & Power Co. Of Flandreau,
to furnish 24-hour electric service.
Mrs. Alice Matheney Wooledge and
son of Minot, N. d., are visiting at the
home of Mrs. Wooledge's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. r. Matheney. She is we'll
known to Bookings people as she is
a graduate Of State college and lived
with her parents for some time prior
to her marriage. Mr.. Wooledge is a
fio%urishing attorney Of Minot. He ex-
poets to join his wife soon and to-
gether they will leave for the Pacific
coast to spend the winter.
Thieves are getting wnat you might
call bold when they will try to get
away with an officers car. Policeman
Bert Pierson was sitting in the front
porch of his house last Saturday night,
waiting for time to go on duty, when
he heard a very familiar click. His
Buick car was standing in the drive.
way about thirty feet from the house
and the noise seemed to come from
that direction. Mr.. Pierson recognized
the click to be the switch key being
turned. He switched the porch light
on and started for the car but the
party got out of the car and through
the bushes before he arrived. Every
thing was in readiness to start the car
and it was lucky Mr.. Pierson was on
the porch or a Buick might have been
added to the list Of missing cars.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-07-28

DR.. E. w. Forsee, Osteopath.-Ad,
vertisement.
Get your Denver Pressure Cooker
at Observation-Disclosures.
The latest in photography-the new
Kodak finish. Oyloe S Studio.-Adver'
tisement.
Thresher bonds and compensation
insurance. Kabrud Bros. Phone 119.
Advertisement.
w. J. Ullman of Paullina, Ia, is in
Brookings this week looking after his
farming interests.
Miss Nettie Bachman or Paullina,
Ia, arrived Wednesday for a visit with
her friend, Shirley Raak.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sponsler returned
Tuesday from Spirit Lake, Ia, where
they spent a very enjoyable vacation
outing.
Mrs. J. R. Fridley and sister, Miss
Marjorie Cole left Tuesday evening for
the Black Hills to spend a couple of
weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Peterson and
daughter, Leona, of Mankato, Mimi,
arrived yesterday by automobile for a
visit at the home of their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Ka,
brud.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Baker and daugh'
ter Francis left Monday for Sioux Falls
to attend the funeral of their niece,
Mrs. Clarence Eilstrom, who will be
remembered by Brookings people as
Gladys Stone, daughter of Arthur
Gladys Stone, daughter Of Arthur Stone,
former residents of Brookings. Mrs. Ell.
strom's death was very sad, leaving a
baby daughter weighing but three and
one-half pounds which still lives and
is being cared for at the hospital. Mrs.
Ellstrom's death was due to Bright s
disease.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-07-28

Advertising is the Silent Salesman
that is working while the merchants
are sleeping, a salesman that enters
the home or office without knocking
or presenting his card. Let the Brook,
ings Register be your salesman.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-07-28
August 8 and a

Tom Mix will be with us as Tex
Roberts in McLead Raines story of the
West:
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Monday and Tuesday, August I and
Dynamite Allen"

George Walsh in a vivid tale of love
and adventure in the mining regions
of Pennsylvania.
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Vision is Opportunity
Men With Vision are the Men With
Wonderful Opportunities

If you can>see ahead and know that you will need
capital it should be at once plain that you should
open a savings account and Start laying the foun-
dation for that capital. At the same time you
will be learning thrifty habits that will be invalu-
able in your future experience.
The privilege of opening a savings &C
count in itself is an opportunity. An
opportunity that opens the way to flu
ture success and greater accomplish
ments. Start saving and you have TAX
en- hold of a great opportunity. Come
into the bank today and open an account.
1--WE Solicit Your Patronage on the
Service We Render"
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AT The Fad

Saturday Matinee and Eve
Arthur Stringer's novel, "The Waf-
file Iron" pictured as
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-07-28
"Are All Men Alike"

May Allison featured in this comedy
drama.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-09-22
BULLDOG
DRUMMOND

issr. and his right arm lay siong the
seat jsit behind her shoulders.
Tell me about this important
thing" she saId q little nervously.
He smiled. and 10 woman yet born
could re Hugh Drummond smile With
out smiling too.
"You dariing!" he whispered. under
bis breatlI-.you adorable darling! !"
His arm closed around her, and. a..
most before she realized II, she felt
bis lips on hers. For Q moment she
at motionless. while the wonder Of
II surged over her. and the sky seemed
more gloriously blue, and the woods
q rici,er green. Then, with . little
gasp. she pushed him away.
"You mustn't Oh! you
mustn't. Hugh" Pie whispered.
"And why not. little sirlr' he said
exuIiantIy. Don't you know l love
your His tace was still very Close
to hers. "Weilf"
"Weil, wi,at1' she murmured.
"It's your turn" he whispered. ri
Isve yoa. Phyllis-just love you"
"Esst it's only two o. three days
since we met." she said feehly.
"And phwat the divil has that got
to do with It. At ALI" he demanded.
"Would I be waiting longer to de-
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-09-22

cide such an obvious factf Tell me,
he went on. and she felt his arm roun,
her again forcing her 10 look At hin
tell me. don't you care ,
littier'
"What's the user She still atrug
gied. hut, even TO her. II wasn't yer,
convincing. "we've got other thInx'
to do. We can't think II. :
And then this very Determined
ysung man settled matters In his
usual straightforward fashion. She
felt herself lifted bodily out Of the
car ~ II abe had heen q child: si,s
found herself lying In his arms. with
HuEh's eyes looking very tcnhcrly IN
to her own. and a whimsical grin
around his mouth.
Cars pass here" lie remarked
"with great regularity. I knew you'd
hnte to he discovered In this posi-
ton"
"would ~" she whispered. n
wonder :"
She felt his heart pound madly
against her and with a sudden quick
movement she put fortl, her arms
round his neck and kissed him on the
mouth.
rs that good enough" she asked
very low and just for q few moments
time stood stili. Then. very
gently. he put her hack In the car.
II suppose" lie remarked resigned.
~. 'rhnt we lind better descend ia
trivlaiities. We've had lots Of fun
and games since last saw you . year
or two ago"
idiot boy" she said happily. at
was yesterday morning
THE interruption IL considered
trivial. Mere facts don't count whe,.
It's you and me-" There was a fur.
thcr interlude Of uncertain duration.
followed rapidly by another because
the first WAS "a nice.
ITO resume" continued Hugh. u
regret to state that they've got Potts.
The girl sat up quickly and stared
at him.
Got himf Oh. Hugh. how did they
manage ~"
Tin id II I know" ne answered
Erimly. '"rhey found out that he was
In my bungalow At Gcrtns during the
afternoon BY sending rcund q man to
see about i've water. Somehow or
other he must have doped the drink
or The feed, becauae after diueer ve
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-09-22
~vov oAs.'sa.-

synopss.-ln Dscsmbsr. lsis. four
aaA heard one Of the Quaftst, Carl
Peterson. outline . plan 10 pAralyss
Great Britain aaA ~ the satne time
ssise weird power. Ths ethsr three.
HocAilsg. American. and 0epinssaan
49, Yea 0ratz. 0srmans, al MIL
Hoaairss. agree . the scheme. pre-
vt1lnE aaothsr maa. Hiram Potts.
- American. 10 taken In. Capt.
Hsgh lDvli.Deg) DrummonA, . re-
ereA o0oos. advertises for work
that VIII give hin sxcitsmsnI sign
lag "xMl" A. . result Ne meets
PAyNls Beaten. . young woman
Who answered. HE ID. She tails
hin u strange murders and rob-
6srsss ~ . banA hsAdsd BY Carl
petsssoa sA1 Henry LAkiaStoa.
~ fears hse father 10 involved.
Dsumaapa1 .gseo e The Larchss.
Atss 0eatehb 'homs, ssxs door -
Ths el0s. Psssrson's place. During
LArchss and explores The EimA
He discovsrs LAkingtoa aad Pstsr.
- 0siaG . thumbscrsW % Potts.
whe slens . 0spss. Dsuhssasad
ssocves POeas ssl tskss hin - W.
oWN hosse. He also goes half u
~ espsr tern IN the aghl Peesr.
80 visits Drummonl. Aspartins
18th . threat - return and recover
Petts ~ ~ tsrn paSss. Hugh
sSbotituees Mullines for Peits. The
Saad carry ~ MuliIngs and Hugh
- TIE eims. Whea Petsesoa 1ls-
covsss the has Dsummoaa 10
0ade u say AZ Night. lrma. p.
terse~'s handsome daughter. warns
Hugh ~ Will ~ killed. He Goes
eAe'eriWs 1uriA6 the Night. ruus
late . ooSea. escapes Mysterious
Death enc rseraias from breaklng
PetsrooW's asck. Dsummond enlIots
the az u Algy lIsngwoeth. Toby
0oeseaie. ~ SesaAagAam 80 Jssry
oeysWove. the isttes "a avlAtos.
gIrummeaA 1iscovses . man impsr-
eonaong Potts and heats him Up.
TAs bANl gas Hugh aaA bis frisnAs
aW1 carry on Potts. Hugh plans
u iavaAs TIE eimaL
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-09-22
The Adventures of q
Demo- ilized Officer
Who Found Peace Dull
By CYRIL McNEILE
"SAPPER"
os1JsaoAs ~ ose. =. nsssa @.

tenseiy solemn-also extremely loud.
"Preposhterous. Perfectly preposh-
ferrous. We must 90 and apologize
to the owner. Il Il -.
absolutely -. - mustn't apologize.
Quite objectionable. F.
You can't 60 about country /.
knocking down gates. Out OF
aueshtion. :"
Half-consclously Hugh listened. but.
now that the moment for action had
come. every faculty was concentrated
% bis own JOB. He saw half dozen
men 60 rushing out into the garden
through side door. and then two
more ran out ana came straight TOWARD
MIN. They crashed past him ana went
On INTO the darkness' ana Tor an IN
"t ne wondered WAT t"ey
.ons '''t'e 'a'er 10 WIS oe''ine'
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s.-. n...- 10 ~.
ss po
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-. =. ..'.'ss.ss ~ 80.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-09-22
CHAPTER v,-c.c.,...l.


Hugh stopped his car at GuIldford
station and. lighting q cigarette.
strslled restieasIy up and down. He
'osked st his watch q dossn times In
TIVE minutea: ne threw away hls
ssUoke before II was half finished. In
sAort I've manifested every symptom
usually displayed BY the male Of tive
spertes when awaiting the arriva, Of
the opposite sex. Over the telephone
~ Md arranged that she should come
" traIn from Oodaimlng ia confer
wtth him On Q matter of great Import.
aaee: she had said she would. hut
what was ~ he. having no suitable
aaswer ready. had made . loud huxx.
Ing n"ise Indicative n teiephpne
exchange In rain. ami then runs OF.
AM now ~ WAS waiting In that ne
cullar condltion Of mind. which reveals
hseae outwsrsily In hands that are
rath~v ton warm. end feet that are
rather TIN eold.
"when Ia this baily train likely to
arrive!' Tie accoated q phlegmatlc
sasciai. who regarded him coldly, and
dsuhte,i the Likelihood Of its being
onre than q quarter a. an hour early.
Al length II was siGnaied. and Hugh
cot hack into hla car. Feverishly I've
SCANNED the faces Of the passengers A.
they cnine out Into the street. until.
with . sudden quick jump Of hia
heart. be saw her. cool and fresh.
coming toward him with Q faint
saise m her lips.
"what Ia this very important matter
you want to talk to the AbOutf" she
demanded a. he assisted her into his
car.
"I'ii tell y0u when We get out on
the Hogs Back" he said slipping In
hls clutch. "N's absolutely vital"
He stole . glance At her. but she
was looking straight In front Of her.
aud her fac~ seemed expressionleas
"Y0u must stand . long way on
WHEN you d." abe aald demurely.
AT least II Ms the same thing a. you
told me- over the 'phone."
HHrh Grinned shcepishiy.
"rhe exchange went wrong" he re-.
0arkrd u length. "AatonlahIns how
rstteW the telephones are In town these
days"
"0ute remarkable" she returned.
r thought you weren't feeling very
vii "r something. OF course. II II
was the exchange :"
~They s0rt Of buzz and blow. don't
~ know" he explained helpfuliy.
THAT mast he most fearfuliy jolly
~ tlsem." she agreed. And there
VAS silence rr the next two miles.
Owe " tw,Ge he looked At her out
q the rorner Of Ills eye. taking In
svssy detail Of tho sweet pronle no
saas 70 hin. Except for their nrs,
aseti~g q tina Carlton. Il was the
eaay tire ~ bad ever had her com.
plstsiy 70 hlnsssif. and Hugh was d..
NesuiNed to make t,s most Of II. lie
fsse - " hs could 90 o. driving for
ssss. jsse ~ and she aiene. II was
sAsa tAat The giri turned and looked
q Nh. TAe car swsrved danger.
0oooy.
sLse's steo." ~ saIa. With the sus.
oeoee - smile. ~rseu yos can tell
-"
oueA drew bste tss ssds & tn
esoA. aaA switchsl q ~ sagips.
sY~u'rs ~ fair." - fSssGfks6. 11d'
n ~ ~ NV bic hand tssmh,ia0
littas ~ y eesasd ~ 1esr. ~ gave
=. - - manA ANA $500 49,
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-09-22
CHAPTER WI.
In Which Ne spends an Hsur Or TIVE
On . Resi-.
ONE.

Drummond paused for q moment at
the door Of the sitting room. then with
. slight shrug he stepped past Peter
son. During the last few days he had
grown to look on this particular room
~ the private den Of the principals Of
the gang. He associated It 10 his mind
with Peterson himself. suave. impas-
sive. ruthless: with the girl Irma. per-
fsctly gowned. lying on the sofa. smok.
Ing innumerable cigarettes. and mani.
curing her already faultIess nails: and
In lsaser degree. with Henry Iaking.
tons thin. cruel face, and blue, staring
eyes.
But tonight = different scene con.
fronted him. The girl was not there (;
her accustomed place on the sofa was
occupied BY an unkempt.looklng man
with Q ragged beard. At the end Of
the table was q vacant chair. Cd the
right Of which sat LakIngtou regard.
lag him with malsvolent fury. Along
the table on each side there were half
. dozen men. and he glanced at their
faces. Some were obviousiy foreign.
ers: some might have been anything
from murderefs to Sunday school
teachers. There was one with spec.
tscles and the general appearance Of
an intimidated rabbit, while his neigh.
Dor. helped By Q large red scar rieht
across his cheek. and two bloodshot
eyes. struck Hugh ~ belng the sort
Of man with whom one would not
share luncheoa basket.
Psterson's voice from Just behind
his shoulder reused him.
"Pesmlt me. gentlemen. to introduce
to you Captain Drummond, d. 4. O..
u. c.. the originator OF the little a.
tertainmsut we have snst had"
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-09-22

GOLDEN TEXT-As we have therefore
opportunity. let W do good unto all men.
especially them who are Of the sehold
of faith.-0al CLIO.
REFERENCE MATERIAL-Gai. s:l-is.
PRIMARY TOPlC-6tories Of Paul.
JUNIOR TOPlC-Serving Jesus.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC
Living for Jesus
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
Sacrificing for Jesus.
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LEI - ths thing-whatsvee It was-
was shut II its cagA And now Il was
out. lodging through TIE trees. let
loose BY the two men. He heard some
thing crash Into = bush On his right.
and give snari Of anger. Like Hash
he swerved into the undefgrowth on
the left.
Then began q dreadful game. He
was still some way from the fence.
and he was hampered At every step
BY the man siung over his back. He
could hear the thing Numbering
about searching for him, and sudden
y. with 4 cold feeling Of fear. he
realized that the animal was in front
Of him-that his way to the gate was
barred. The next moment he saw
It.
Shadowy. indistinct. In the darkness.
he saw something glide between two
bushes. Then 1t came out into the
open, and he knew It had seen him.
though as yet he could not make out
what 1t was.
aire to the ground. and took 4 step
forward. 1t was enough; with 4 snarl
Of fury the crOuchil.
shambled toward him. Two hairy arms
shot out toward his throat. he smeit
the brute's foetid breath, hot and loath-
some. and be realized what he was
up against. 1t was partially grown
gorilla.
For q full minute they fought In
silence. save for the hoarse grunts Of
the animal ~ It tried to tear away
the mans hand from its throat, and
then encircIe him with it, powerful
arms. And with his brain cold a. ice
Hugh saw his danger and kept his
head. It coulda't 20 on: ne human
being could last the pace. whatever his
strength. And there was only ons
chance Of finishing 1t quickly. the pos
sibility that the grip taught him BY
Olaki would serve with q monkey ~ II
did with Q man.
He shifted bis left thumb IN inch
Or two % the brute's throat, and the
babooo. thinking he was weakening.
redoubled Its efforts. And then, little
BY little. the fingers moved. and the
grip which had been tight before grew
tighter still. BACK went its head /;
something was swapping In - neck.
With . scream Of fear and rags Il
wrapped its legs round Dsummond.
Squeezing and writhing And then sud-
denly there was q tearing snap. and
the great limbs relaxed and grew
limp.
For a moment the man stood watch
Ing the still Quivering brute lying at
his feet: then. with q gasp Of utter
exhaustion. he dropped on the ground
himself. He was done-utteriy
cooked: even Peterson's voice close
behind scarcely reused him.
'Qulte one Of the most amusing en-.
tertainments I've seen for long time"
Tho calm. expressionless voice made
him look up YEARLY. and he saw that
he was surrounded BY men. The In.
evitable cigar glowed red 10 the dark
ness, add after . moment or two be
scrambled unSteadily to his feet.
"rd forgotten your id menagsris,
I must frankly confess" he remarked.
"What's the party FORT" He glanced
At the men who had closed In round
him.
"A guard Of honor, my young
friend" said Peterson suavsly. ITO lead
you to the house. I wouldn't hesitate
It's very foolish. Ysur frsssAs
have gone. and. stroag - you are. I
dent think you can manage ten"
HsgA commsoeod to streil toward
the house.
swell. don't leave the wretched
Potts lying about. l dropped him over
there"
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suddealy. and the man leaned oct wav.
ing his arms. He was still saspinG
with The strength q the ammoala. but
Hugh saw him clearly In the light from
the eeem behind. And - b cufssd
himse,f for . fool u not having tied
him un ffesn The trees Close By thsss
cane IL sharp eaang Of metal.
with Q suiek catch II HE breath he
began to no. TAs I've men Who he'd
rusAsd pest hin bsfeFs he had catered
the house. ~ when, savs IT. Q pass-
i'm shouGhe. - he'd diseegaf6aA ~
.bscs0s "a afi1clpal daqess. Hse -
ny .sssl3j5fsSs.tSs ss;ts iss.ss.
sssek ssse ~ 49, ~ ~ e ~
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Wherefore God also hath highly q.
allied him. and given him Q name
which ID above every name: that at
the the name Of Jesus every knso
should how; and that every tongus
should confess that Jesus Christ 10
Lord. to the glory Of Col the rathsr-
Philippians 2: oil.
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The Films nowi"
'-That IL what I propose to nnd
cut tonight" answered Hugh. I'VE
have staged 4 little comedy for Peter
sons especial benefit. aad we are hog
Ing for the best" s
"oh. boy. do b CAREFUL" Size
looked At him anxisusiy. "I'd sever
forgive myself II anything happened
to you. I'd feel II was all due to
me. and Just couldn't bear t."
Dear little girl" he whispered ten
derby. you're simply adorable when
you look Ike that. But not even for
you would back out Of this show
now" His mouth set In q grim line.
TITS gone altogether too far. and
they've shown themselves to be %
completely beyond the pale that ith
got to b fought out. Aud wien Il
has been." he caught both her haads
In his and we've won
why then. girl o milne. we'll
get Peter Darrell to be best man."
Which, was the cue for he CO.
neneemest Of the last and Longest
intesiude. Terminated saly BY the ss1.
den ahd unweicoms appearance II .
notorious covered within and with
out >by unromantic sIghtseers. and
paper.bags containing bananas.
They drove slowly back to Guild
ford. and 90 the way I've told her brief.
" q the murder Of the Americans
secretary In Belfast. and his int6r-
View the preceding afternoon with
the impOstor At the Carlton.
ITS . tough proposition" hs re-
marked quietly. They're absolutely
without scruple. and their power
seesns unlimjted. I know tiiey are
after the duchess Of Lainpshirs's
pearls: found the beautiful lema
consuming tea with young Laidisy
yesterday-you know. the dukes cid.
est non. But there's something more
In the wind than that. PhyilIs-soms-
thing which. unIssa I'm q mug Of the
hrst water, 10 an Infinitely larger
propagation than that"
The. car drew up at the STATEN.
aud he strolled with her to the plat
form. Then the train came In. aud
he put her into . carriage. And two
minute. later viii, m. to,,ch ~ h.r
I'm, warm nm NJ. ana he, .nv,on.
little cry. "Take care. my darling -
take care!" still ringing In bis ears. he
hn,.i Ia -et an ..riv d,n...
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