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New-York tribune., 1921-12-12
LEGAL NOTICES

THN TRADING COMPANY. INC.-NEw
sons Oorcea.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-12
The lineup :

Goals-rodd Shipyards: McKenna Hose
Mcclure. Sweeney CD. New York z. c.:
Cooper, Burnett ca. Referee--T. Gun
ninghan. Linesmen--C. Stott and j. Mas
terson. Time--Haives of As minutes.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-12
FURNISHED ROOMS To LET
East Side

s0TH ST, LEXINGTON Az (Gfofel r'st-
isdEel---W Wonlen exciqsiSsiy newly u@se- so
room, use bath. sal weekly up restaurant
convenience. nifs reduction Tor persons.
SAD ST. AT MADISON Av. (Hotsi Ash
ton)-Newly decorated room. use q
bath; $40 week up. room. bath, S12.5o
weekly up; buses. surface cars. subway:
full hotel service; restaurant.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-12

CHAMBHRMAID or kitchenmaid young
Danish girl; excellent. long references.
c.. Miss Hofmayer's Agency. 10 T. 43d ST..
Sd door.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-12
BOARDERS WANTED

BOTH ST. AT LEXINGTON Ay. fHotei
Rutiedgej - For ladies' one room and
meals from s1s up: elevator. telsphone.
etc; full hotel service: newly decorated
New-York tribune., 1921-12-12

WANTED TO buy automobile. one Sheridan
roadster. 1891: must be bargain for cash
state Automobile Insurance Assocla ton.
zo4 hast Broad st. Columbus. Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-12
HELP WANTED MALE

SALESMAN, live wire. must know varnisi
game, have speciality we'll known ant
advertised. See Mr. D'Earthe, McAlpiI
Hotel. hetween ! and B. Monday
New-York tribune., 1921-12-12
West Side

&1ST ST, COLUMBUS AV. Colonial Hotel1
Newly decorated furnished rooms; use
of bath sI2 weekly up; elevated surface
cars subway; fall hete service, restaurant
2G5 WEST END AyE-SuItc. Single roons
and studies, with OF without bath: ref
erencc.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-12
Laundresses, Etc.

LAUNDRESS. very neat: most competent
exceptionally desirable: very highly rec
commended; s6o Aasons Agency. Is West
43d ST. Longacre s1G0.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-12
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
BUSEy ESo CARDS
Diamonds. Jcwelry, Etc.
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE

DIAMONDS bought and sold for cash
Advice fseo. Bennett. ITS R'way Cd nosr
New-York tribune., 1921-12-12
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Mattresses

WAITRESS or parlor maid yonrz 9rssa
girl; very capable; excellent References
r., 1iss Hofrnaysr's Agency. 10 e aSa 81,
New-York tribune., 1921-12-12

WAITR EsSs -fsH M BER8fAEI D. Norwegian.
exceptionally neat: well recommended
SaInpsous Agency. 7sA Lexington ar
New-York tribune., 1921-12-12

NURSERY GOvERNESS, young French
woman; u years references; child over
years old. D. Miss Hofmayer's Agency
10 q. 43d st. Sd foor.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-12
Goyernesses. Etc.

NURSERY GOyERNESS oung French
girl; very capable: children 2 to years
excellent references. Miss Halls Bureau
IL West 44th. Vanderbilt S340.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-12
HELP WANTED FEMALE

WANTED. teacher and social SECRETARY to
instruct in the English language and to
attend to correspondence any weekday morn
ing from 10 to IL. D 542. Tribune
New-York tribune., 1921-12-12

WAITRESS, equal to butler; anywhere,
nne references; $50. Miss Shea Agency
East +lst st. Murray Hill G75&.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01

ID SabresaH unb aegort seiner olter
authorization bolldn6uden .sSanilie
ian. gr noDm an ben ltnterbanb.
,Iunge1t tell, Die eau, a1er MnIeibe
ieitens &olanos. p4i 300,O00;000
Gnlbe1 an @eutidIdaO fubrte. St
lit GDttor ser Gedtk
@p Standardization.
3onoon. g5iile @eIt . SIC.
pollution 1T iest benigers tpabr.
fd)eirIib als Dor 3paaii Ssabren, iagt?
elmer Gepeibe aus Hosfau 5ufolge
2eon Grosfp, beers oIfbepifi 8riegs.
minifter, in 1einer feoe spor benz
8ongreB fonntnniif1der graue1t.
Mur iii s@nBlal,o iei nns NroIetaridt
infolge. bes arieges bur Muht ge-
langt. Mnoersno bdte Der Sda Der
Dpnaitie 1,rr @1ab gahaffen fiir Die
Dtftatur Der 8ourgedfie.
IS iei cine trouriM Gdt1ane, bab
Der at1t menigiten knorge5drtttene
Cell bes Observation-Disclosures
repolutiondr iei, tpd9tenb Ole t1nebr
norgei9rittenen EeileAein sboriidbtt-
ges, beinube f%orierpdtbes Scmpera.
ment 5aufpielen. Dil brittle Suffer.
% @stieaoi is,;i {eas Der s|oo'''ti0' ben
Serinssidiff nit G@m tmpfangtn.
Sligo. gbRn, tnie. 1ie
ionit MIR -ff5uiglibeu :Aerioue1r ODER
hen boditen 8eamte1r5nteil tueroet,
erbielt ser bondnoibe Dampfer
vMlerattber Sober, His ct Dor fur
gem in &etrograo ghtraf, pie Ole
MoSfauer rSS5peltridF mel6et.. Ser
Gampfer brodte sd. erite .grobe
2a6ung MabrungsmtYd felt 1rei
SoDren, nnb aIs CT qhu &ronitaot
porbeifltbr, feuerte 6& 4rtegsfdiff
rMarat" Sal1lt, p6B,enb ruiiiide
Matroien Die Seeds fhnunten uno
Sodrufe al1sbrudten.sML
Rab iabrelanger @lngersnot ar-
heitcte1. Sic G~odarbeier Sag uto
Nudt, Bic $3.50 Sdifes aus5nluoen,
mo idon ain folyenoa Gage fon1t-
ten 5man5ig Wage1lah1ngen na9
Wostau chgcben, mdifrenb ser &tit
6ur gerteilung in 8atograo blicb.
Seitber fite 3mei neitere Ga,np-
fer NIT 5uiamu1en 10000 Gaiiern
Seringe1t eingetroffen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01

@idere Nn3ei6en bafir, bab man
Wiirmer bat, belteben# barin, bab man
sic Wiirmer ielblt ODER nur Settle bieier
Yaraiiten abfiibrt. DieS 9ei6tebt iez
BOD ni6t iebr oft. 8eionoere Nnz
5eiden iiro Sic folgenoen: 8erluit beS
NppetttS NIT 9ele9entlt6er @teri8feit,
belegte s3un9e, So6brennen, S6mer<
gen I'M Maeen, Elm friedenoes @eftibl
I'M Magen llrb @ingemeioen, Sb=
itruftionSornd I'M @alie, fortmdbrenz
bes NuSipuden, Sto6ern In Der Nale,
unperbauli6feit, S6mef3en I'M Slit
fen un6 @liebern, bunfle Mtnge inter
ben Nueen, 8lutperluit ober 8lut.
armut, &opffdmer3en un6 @@minbel
itnb nt6t nn9em6bnli6. Ret3barfeit
unb Rubeloiisfett BET Na6t. &rdmpfe
ober eptleptti9e Nnfdlle, S~rritnn,
Mania, S9ieler unb anbere ungez
m6bnli6e 3uitdn6e itnb anerfannte
8egleiteri9einl1ngen BET Nnmeienbeit
BON 8an6miirmern I'M Darmfanal
unb perl6minoen, ipern Der Mnrm
abgetrieben 1T. 8tele Mdnner, Trallz
en- unb &inber tperben erfolglos fiir
iitgeno eine an6ere &ranfbeit bebanbelt,
menn totiddli6 ibr mirflides 2etben
.1lr auf Die Nntpeienbett bteier Haraz
.iiten 3urad3ufibren lit. @en1 @te
g1anbe11, Bob Ste an bieien Mtirmern
'letben, bunn beitellen Ste id ette polle
8ebanolnng 0aratobes, ber beribfnte
@nrmiamet, 1pelder CUR 8ertreibung
BON @hrmeri beitttnmt 1T, Del6e
5ebn Dollar nnb adturbbier3ig Sent
-foitet. @ine babe Bebanbluns foitet
feds Dollar 11nb fiinfunbiieb5tg Gent.
Mtrb nod @mpfang einer 8oitanz
imeiil1ng, gegen 8ar ODER 8anfmediel
%3ugeianbt. Berfalft r1tr bon Der
MoroelM e0. 60, Sept, &<82 1908,
Btttsburgb, Ra. Nop. 10
- aFN - -AU l..
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01
JtlaniA
setuig @csenfanbioal @pmpers.

9enber, Sol. = &g%ierrngsbe-
trieb Ser @iienbabnen ltno Matio>
%nalifierung iino Sic beioel1 Mrel,-
mente, bie S. 8. 2ents gelteno 3u
MAIDEN iudt fir feine grma6lung
gum &raiioenten oer: Anerican Sc
6eration Of 2abor, m1ren6 Cont
pers iib BET ieiner 8eperbung UNI
Mieoerermdblung al1f !eine @mts,
fiibrung Der lebte11 Al sabre itiibt.
2epis a1ibert iiA and grflarrng
ieiaer bouptia6li9en Brin5ipien IN
ieiner Nlattform, er lei 9fur Ser
ltaatlidung Ser &o6leryrAben unO
ser Ba6nlinien, neil bnour6 ben
Mngeiteuten 6ie beltet <siidtel
auf quite 20bne 1t1to hrbeitsbeoit-
g1,1gen eegeben fin6. sDie at1eri.
faniiden MrbeiterunionA miibten
oarum Siiblung bebaGRf nit Den
e11ropdti9en 4rbeiterutjons, neil
oieie' &rin3ipien 9ebe1bfragen ee-
tpor6en ieien. M
2emiS f6ldet feinen beItimmten
Blan Dor our @eritaatllbung au1e-r
rifanifder un6 europaiber &an1-
pagnetntereiien, be5ei6rM tie ober
alS SOS 8iel, an 6em hitgebalten
mer6en miiiie. Die &a1ipagne bat
fir 6ieie 9(rgumente NOT fem itar.
fes S1ttereiie entpidelt. 1Die Gele-
gaten balten aber I'M @rin3ip all
berielben felt. 8b, SAn 9aBler,
Brdiioent, ut1o @m. Wdtnb @efre.
tdr bes Dtitriftts bon S1f1ois, 1po.
rem Selegramme CUR Nnteritiibung
Ser &anoi6atl1r bon &etpis eirge-
laufen; ebenio, Gelegnmme BON
Granf Garmington u1n Mleranoer
&opett, @rdiioe1tt 6eS siitrtfts BON
&a11ias.
Die Gelegaten ser &onpention
nabmen &eiolutionett al gege1 9ier
gierungsfontrone un6 Demofrotilic.
rltng Ser S116uitrien. ;.
SIM &agrcbauptquort bon
2epis iin6 iiber 200 3%uitimmltngs.
6epeiden fir Die geotination Don
9elpis ei%ngelaufen, oodburften feline
@nbanger i6merlid iHitanoe fem,
Sic uMafdi1te", 0ie Mmpers iib
aufgebaut, 5ur ii~beruk6en.
Inter sen eingelallenen MeioIu.
tionen befinoen iid Ne fit ei1e(l:
Minimallobn bon S.; aur Mrbeiter;,
beriiderung alto fir .nnterltiib11ng
Ser ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in Sen gcs
ridtliden Sdl1er1, sic dis Sem Iebten
&oblenitreif ii9 bernidelt BADEN.
Cine &eiolution etnpfaN 3ufan1men-
mirfen NIT sen fanaNiden Mrbei.
term in 6raget1 aerfeafamet gtrbei.
t%erirttere1ien.
2ebbaftcr @arena,vfanid nit
9eutidlars.
Seem Dorf. elmer @rfIa,
rl1ng ,6er Mational AGitp 8am
bon Seem gorf 5ufolgertuiro ser Sc
iattttuert unieres lanoels nit
Deuti6lano i'm Sishaliabr 1921,
6as am 80. SUM- 5u enoe gebt, ct.
tpa $450,O00,0O 600 batagei1, gegen
$247, 100000 in 1870 un6 $40.
100000 in 1919. D4 @ert unia-
res exports mad @a1ti1lano iii
1870, 000,0 600 gege1 S2O2, OO0, 900,
reip. 100000, relpll $45, 100000
nn0, 100000. Sd I'M &eforo,
.iiufbfte 1914, benz Iestg1 'bor benz
arieae, Die &otol . sanaels5ilan'
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01

|stnnoenpIas bel. gurnid,le oes
Neiu timer 9iirnpereins.
/. @nabenfla(ie, Sitter ell Sabre,
Mitt,po9 Na61nittas 4:30 bis.
$50;
@arnstae Morsert, 9 BIS 10.
Q. Rnabentlaife, Alter ll-l4Sabre
Morrtag Ma6aittas 4;3O bis
$50.
Donnerstas Ma9mittas 4:3obis
$50.
g. 36glinse, Sitter l4-l8 Sabre
Montag Mberb 1870 bis 8:45.
Brettag Mbenb 1880 bis $3.50.
A. MdbdenflaGe, Sitter GIL Sabre
DtcnStag Ma9mittag 4 btS S.
Treitag Ma6mittas 4 bis S.
8. Mdb9entlaiie, Sitter Ills
Sabre
DienStag ga9mittag 5 bis 6.
iGreitag Ma9mtttag 5 bis S.
g. Mdb6enflaiie, Nlter 15-17
Sabre
Mittmo6 abeno 1880 bts $3.50.
.@amstae Mbenb 1880 bis $3.50.
h. Snngfratea unb Graren &laife
Donnerstag Nbem 8 bis 9 nbr.
8. MdnncrtlaGe
Dienstas abenb 8:15 biz 1000.
Grettag Mbenb $3.50 Bis 1000.
Mntnn 4tibpIb,
Eurnlebrer.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01
Sriinn lett bur@ Mus5ieben idled=
ter 3abne furiert n1o ebenfallS
burd Gntfernung hes 8aHb=
kaaAeaAaA2 uaaA2 &n4A SASka44


Moberne Dip9ologen bebaupten,
bab piele Gdlle bon Srritnn perfaulter
j3dbnen 5ugeidrieben tperoen mttiien--
eS 1T 6emna6 n6tig, bette @orgfalt auf
Sbre .3dbne gu oertpenben. M1an bat
ebenfallS feitgeitellt, bab bic geip0bnzi
liden Miirmer, genaatt Pinz;, 8eefz,
Sort, rurbe ODER 8anomiirmer, int
itanbe iinb, trsenb iemano perrift gu
MAIDEN. Mlebr ais ba8. Sob >purbe
In bielen Tdllen bur6 8erna6ldiiiz
.eurs bteier Baraitten berbei9efibrt.
@enn Sie bemna6 Der Nnit6t itno,
t1eenb mel6e @irmer III ii6 gu ba>
ben, Damn tun Ste iofort S@ritte,
bteielben. lD83lttperoen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01
Tabrpla,1 Der Glen.
bahnen.
q Chicage& Northwestern
Dflid aeheitb t-.,s,,

- >1tk&tH HNTSseS fs!rtIEt't'
No.51o Eaali6, nere 2inle,; 3:57 mors.
Durt3l1e mad ben 3willtnssftdbtea
nnb benz Often
10. o. /.
@ur1,t. 'ausgen, alte 2inie .8.48n1Drg.
U2adt Berbinbuns bet &aiota 1nad ben
3ntllingsitdoten uao in Martato Sumo
ton rnb benz Often.
SO. 90 81
Sradt ;(aussenomtmen 6orntag)
ii lbr rs morgens A.
9eo. SID
T6olid, reue 9inte. j. 500 2:se11 hadn't.
Durd5lle mad ben 3msllinesfdotea ltlo
bern Siten. u,
J}o. -24-
Edgltd, alte 9inie. ...:.3:23 nadtna:.
~" &eftli@ gebenb .:,
no. 5i7-
adeltd, rere 9inie: .1:25 nadts.
Dalrdjt1e bon ben 3lpilliDssitdbts11 utlS
bent D@ten. {;
q Gonrtt. oussen, alte ginie: 7:42more,..
D1r@3ue mad @eepp Gps,, Msbtooob'
falls nrb Mlariball. u.
Eaalid, alte 9taie. . /. .l:45 m'ttase.
SO. 81 :.
gradt (auseenommen @onntasJ- T.. =.
'i1hr SIS naGmttt118 a" ssa@
10. 503- Il
Sagli9, 1teue 2tnie. POO mtttass.
Durd3ug bon ben 3willtngsft6bten u1tb-
sem sDiten.
.Nfo. o. ~
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01
Ser lette Sajritt.

UtI 1tV1C 0uVtVte.
uDben tiefausgeidntttene 8lllien,
untet M0derl1, Die Bis an Die &nie
reid)en! Das is ptrfli1 dies M6gs
1iHe!"
.SSa, ieb' feblt MIR nos u6eniter"'
&lei6!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01
Das @eite.

Das Bette.
Beiieres gifts a11f @r6e1t ni9t,
sl1s EN- fr0blia Mngefi6t.
M0geit Du's antaglih feb'n,
Morgens un6 'bor'm 5dlafengeb'n,
$50 Du tpetlit, robin D11 5iebit,
= $50 Du Di@ I'M 5piegel fiebit.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01
BUR Ndtnrfnnbc.

Mamo: uSSa, @ret9en, Die i6onen
5eioentleioer, Ole i9 trage, ribren al
lie bon einem unanfebnli@en, armet1
Mnrme ber."
Godterden: vMidt pabr, Mama,
biefer orme 8urm 1T ser 8apa?"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01
Btniam Ptaenoer Mse nth
.y Mllaemeinea .@a;

Beriiderun9S=8e idDdtt.
Beritdert gegen Geuer, 9pgel, Hor'
,uubo, Nutomobilzllnfall unh 3ebefs'
periiderune in ben: beften Berit9e.
rutes= @eieli6aften.
3@runoeige,1tum aetauft srttb Ger.
tauft.
&eleslide Dofnme1te eelt9er Art
meroet1 auseeitellt. Das ansboreet'
bon @elb tpirb beioret urb Darapftr
Gabrlarten nerben oerfauft.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01
Sob m1tB ebret,
Eobel tmnB 1ebren,
Cont lit es befier, onf feiner boren

@eroddtig. - Monn ,(beim e.
FEM: Sea MI, i glaub gar, gu fodit
auf S9eionng!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01
gainueapolis ,.nD @h ssais
MXrh1ihanehen6. !;

.Jsesu Tim II. ct. Soul. SIS 1,oreeii.sS
.9ta9 ben 3tpi1in9sitdbten LILO hadn't.
Gradt5tlg. J. .345 nadb1M,
Snblt9 9ebenb.
etetp 11lr1 u. ct. Soul 8::45 na6mt
Rad @torm Qafe. lilo hadn't.
'eotaler Tra9t3ug. $50 nabr4l
satlle a3tlse 8eben tdelt@ Masseuons.
men @onatags. .~.-x I.
f1rfH Ill II. - .f., Z.tEEH a.rT- E.a1Nt q @"a
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01
CHAS. EMMER1CH
Bleiar1eiter ~ IA

D1gvuCUCJteIT-T- ~ 'T -
Dornpf@ unb @afier<!6 ei3unssanlasea .
..t atb @asleitltns >'a'' :
"'Mtr ftrb .bereit, ollie in s1nier ::sssa&
idlaQe1be atbeit III better @etief a,tse'
3ufhbren- t. . 90.
W}an frase bel ur,s an, :tvs11t 1.att i'otte :.
Dtenit E eines rDlrmber6" 'bert1ttgt.
Inter Bropu Gountp 8art ri.
gsep l1ln, mini',
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-03-25
BOYS AND GIRLS WILL
WORK TO IMPROVE
APPEARANCE OF CITY

Oakley will be one of the mos
beautiful and sanitary cities il
southern Idaho if the Oakley Bo,
Scouts and Bee Hive girls dom
fail-and they never fail.
In order to promote civic i'm
porvement, a contest has beer
organized for che Scouts and the
Girls. Prizes will be given to the
Boy Scouts who keep their yards in
thes most neat and sanitary con-
dition for one month. Other prizes
will be given the Bee Hive girls who
raise the best flower garden this
summer. The boys contest begins
now, but that for the girls will not
close till July, as the girls who raise
later-blooming plants must have the
same chance as the ones who plant
earlier flowers.
Prizes to the Boy Scouts will be:
first, Scout uniform; second, Scout
hat; third, khaki shirt.
Prizes to the Bee Hive Girls VIII
be: first, ten dollars; second, five
dollars; third, two dollars and fifty
cents.
All Boy Scouts and Bee Hive
Girls in the stake may enter the
contest The boys must start now.
No particular flower is designated
for the garden Each girl may Sc
lect her favorite flower or variety
of flowers
Each ward will select three judi
ges for that district, and stake judi
ges will then give the final verdict.
The boys and girls have already
started to work in an enthusiastic
manner and keen competition is pre-
dicted. Theer is sure to be deci-
ded Improvement in Oakley scenery
within few weeks.
The scout masters and others back |
of the movement deserve the sup
port of everybody. With such a |
good example set by the juniors,
the older folks no doubt will do
better than in the past.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-03-25
DRILLING FOR WATER
MAY BECOME BIG
lNDU S TRY HER E

The machine recently bought By
the Oakley Development company Is
now in operation on their property
south of town, with experienced
drillers in charge. The company
hopes to strike large flow of arte-
sian water in the next few hundred
feet.
An enthusiastic meeting of the
board of directors of the company
was held last night at the Office OF
DR.. H. B. Smith, the treasurer,
Plans were laid for the development
of artesian water on a scale which
will be sufficient to irrigate hun
dreds of acres of choice Oakley val
ley land
The Trapper creek company is
busy on the new we'll 1t is reported
that they already have a fifteen inch
flow of artesian water. They are
going deeper in the hope of getting
perhaps ten times this amount.
A big well of artesian water is
worth about as much as little oil
well--and in the course of centuries
is worth a great deal more Peo-
pie in this valley are just waking
up to the agricultural opportunities
in our midst.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-03-25
NJ. I. A. CORNER

M. l. A. stake board appoint
ments for Sunday night are as fol
lows: Edward H. Hale and Mrs. By
ron Howells, to Basin; Howard
Price and Ella d. Jack, to Marion
Mrs. F. H. Bowers and H. O. Hall
to First ward; Maud Clark and
Charles S. Clark, to Third ward
Niels R. Peterson and Rosel H. Hall
to Second ward.
s71-, - -
Niels r. Peterson was appointed
! deputy stake scout commissioner
Wednesday night board
meeting.
The program on Church Leaders"
at Basin Sunday night was greatly
enjoyed. The regular lessons will
be studied next Sunday.
The program Sunday night for
First ward M. 1. A. will be as fol-
lows:
Mixed quartette under direction of
Calvin Jack.
Easter talk by Alice Peterson
Music by the Boy Scout
orchestra.
The regular lesson work will then
be taken up.
"Boys who smoke cigarettes are
like wormy apples. They drop long
before the harvest time - Quoted
from David Starr Jordan by First
ward M. l. A.
The following numbers will be |
given in the Easter program at Sec
ond ward:
Address by A. M. Solomon
Song by Vivian Baker.
Reading by Zina Haight.
A special program has been pre-
pard for next Sunday night at the
Third ward. The main number will
De a lecture on the life of Brigham
Young by Professor ]. Lyman Smith.
There will be other live numbers.
a
Stake and local officers meeting
will be held in the Academy Satur-
lay at 3 O'Clock in the afternoon,
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S. S. Hedges of Moulton was here
on business a few days this week.
Mrs. John Collister is in Burley
visiting a short time with relatives
C. C. Wilburn and George Carter
were here from Jerome last week on
business.
j. B. Fairchild of Third ward has
moved his house and other buildings
to the old home corner recently pur-
chased from his mother.
The Third ward Relief society
gave program Tuesday night to
commemorate the founding of the
society in 1912. The officers fur
nished cake and ice cream. A beau
tiful quilt was manufactured during
the celebration. The program, the
work. the eats and the social time
were greatly enjoyed by all present.
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c. A. Bauer was a Buriey visitor
Sunday.
E. NJ. Erickson was down from
vipont visiting relatives last week.
Ernest and Francis Harper visited
here from Burley Sunday with their
mother, Mrs. Mae Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Ellison and
daughter, Mrs. Maud Baker, and
Miss zina Haight, visited last Thurs
day in Burley.
Mrs. Maggie Whittle, Mrs. Lottie
Bach and Miss Fannie Gorringe,
members of the stake Relief society,
visited the Relief society at Chur-
chill Tuesday.
r. l.. Wilson will be at Oakley
Monday March IA, and thereafter.
See him about your painting, paper
hanging, etc. Enquire at L. A.
Critchfeld's residence, phone 104.
OH to AID
A number of friends and relatives
of Mrs. Caroline Mcbride met at
her home Sunday to help celebrate
her sixty-seventh birthday anniver-
sary. There was good conversation
also good eats" Those present
hope for many such occasions.
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Greetings to Our Boys

We are quite sure, boys, that ma
ny of you have quit the cigarette
habit since our last talk with you,
but we are sorry to see few still
smoking cigarettes. So the reason
for another talk, for we never give
up" We want you to be happy
and we know you never will be
unutil this habit is overcome.
When once we realize that the
true object in life is the develop
ment of character, the rising to a
higher, nobler, purer standard, the
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building up of the perfect man,
then will we put aside habits that
drag us down.
From humble beginnings the force
of character has enabled boys to
climb high and become worthy of
the confidence and love of those
closely associated with them. To-
bacco cannot in any way contrib
ute to anyone's physical or mental
Duplift, but is harmful to everyone
who uses it. Manhood. Individuality
'shsa SndeHeadess}e rse> sa3rifieed be,
cause of the habit. Even the great
est gift God has given to man-his
intellect, and the freedom to use it
lis sacrificed
We will say with the poet:
"Our slogan is our watchword:
Working with vim,
We down the fiend tobacco,
We've got no use for him.
Wen surely rout the monster,
Put him out to stay.
Just you watch us win,
With the slogan of them. l. A."
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Harry Allen has been threshing
alfalfa seed
A son was born to Mr.and Mrs.
Jesse Palmer March IS.
Mrs. Clarissa Rice is here from
Malta visiting relatives.
David Drussell of Burley was an
Oakley visitor last week.
Mrs. Lydia Read went to Burley
Sunday for visit with er
daughter.
The Third ward Mutual played
"The Man from Brandon" at the
Orpheum last night
5 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Palmer of
Grantsville, Utah, arrived in Oakley
last week to spend the summer here
A force of men has been working
ON the canals and gates, getting the
system ready for the irrigation sea-
SON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. G. DeLaMare |
returned to their home in Burley |
Sunday after visiting with ralafivoc
few days.
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DIRECTORS OF OAKLEY CANAL
USERS MEET

The directors of the Oakley Ca
nal Users association met Monday
night and discussed policies of the
association. The collection of dues
of members was an important fea-
ture of the discussion 1t was deci-
ded that each board member be re-
quired to collect annual dues from
members in his district.
The amount of dues is 25 cents
per acre. Since the board has bor-
rowed from banks to carry on liti-
cation, members are expected to pay
up before April 1. other important
legal proceedings will come on with
opening of next term of court.