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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-02
Chronicle Shipped Seventeen Cars Of
Sand Pears.

One more car of pears, making
the seventeenth went from Chronicle
on Tuesday of this week. 1t was a
sort of clean up shipment, there be-
ing few here and there that were
not picked when the rush vas on.
Up to the present, there has been a
good demand for these pears in the
north. Practically evary one of the
car loads has gone to two companies
one in Iowa and the other in Chica-
go. Chronicle Call, Aug. 10Th.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-02

HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE will
do what we claim for it--cure Catarrh or
Deafness caused by Catarrh. We do not
claim to cure any other disease.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE Is a
liquid, taken internally. and acts through
the blood upon the mucous surfaces OF
the system, thus reducing the inflamma-
ton and restoring normal conditions.
All Druggists. Circulars free.
F. ]. Cheney & Co.. Toledo Ohio.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-02

IN ALL LIKELIHOOD the Herald will
suspend next week. That IS we do
not promise to issse a paper for date
OF FRIDAY September 9th. The wife
ms already away at the springs for q
short rest and the editor feels like he
must haveta brief breathing spell
from work after this intense summer
heat, before entering onto the long
fall and winter campaign of news
pager labors.. AS it falls we are
clearing all legals and all ads having
imperative demands for insertion
next week and with business general
so is dull and news very scarce and
things general slack. the paper en-
titled to miss OF one-shot from not
having took the July 4th. issue .sus-
pension to which most all weekly
newspapers that felt them selves en-
titled. Promptly on Sept. 10th. the
Herald will resume going forth and
then right along so far as know.
A. trio OF Leakesville ex-service
men, who are taking vocational, train
ing at the A. & M. College, namely:
Homer Turner, Is Turner and Allen
Denmark, arrived here Friday after
noon, coming through via auto hay
ing left the college grounds the after
noon before and stopping off in Me
ridian that night. Is tells US
that the roads are pretty good. all
the way down until they struck
beat in Greene county. Maybe
someday we will Law down some gra-
vel over the main artery roads IN
this district, or at least over the
toughest places Of them and remove
that undesirable reputation for hard
riding to those who pass this way.
Jim Powe, Col. was brought to
jail Saturday to serve out a fine OF
$50 and costs and 10 days sentence
on a charge of petty larceny ITO
which he plead guilty in Justice H
p. Cosper's count at Avera. He
bad stolen some pants from another
negro by the name OF Woulard and
shoes from woman. He had drift
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-02
For Sale.

My Residence 10 LeakesviIle, also
my farm 3 miles north Of $50 acres,
will make good price, for cash, will
consider part payment, and balance
on installments.
M. L. BATsoN. NJ d.,
Jackson, Miss. 81
ADVERTISEMENT
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-02

Am buying chickens all sizes and
ages. Also fresh eggs. Pay Doc
dozen for eggs and zoe pound for
all young chickens: hens 15c per ID.
Boosters Sc per Id. Make round
once a week. People can notify me
what they got and | will come and
get it.
e. G. DUEITT,
1923 Box 46 Lucedae. r 2, Miss,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-02

ed IN from Waynesboro seemingly
seeking work and got into some
houses in the quarters with the re-
suit of the thefts
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-02

past week. Richton Dispatch, Aug.
18th.
Joe Danghdrill of Leaf, Miss, was
IN the CITY a day or so ago. Joe
says things around him are all o.
X. He says the farmers are making
large grain and food crops, and
should it turn out there is not a
great deal OF monev in circulation the
farmers will have plenty at home. -
Hatti9sburg Citizen Aug, 18th.
Mrs. c. G. Ball and children re-
turned home the latter part of last
week from Greene county, where
they had been the pleasant guests Of
friends and relatives for the past
several DAYS. They were accompan-
led home by Mrs. Balls sister, Miss
Fannie Breland, who will be her
guest, for few days. Richton Dis
patch. Aug. 18th.
Mr.. James Hillman of Leakesville
passed through the city Yesterday
en-route home from Hot Springs
Ark, where be has been for. few
days. He feels much improved ).
Mr.. B. &. Green. vice president and
manager of the Conner Green Lum-
Der Co., of Colgreen Miss, and
Miss Nell Redus. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Redus, will be mar
ried on August 3lst. Both parties
are prominent IN South Missis-
sppi. Hattiespurg Citizen, Aug.
18th.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-02
1s'e PEOPLE e.,
you KNow,

Mayor ]. 7. Albums was a Leakes-
yllle visitor last Sunday. He went
over for his family, who bad been
visiting friends and relatives Tor the
past week. Richton Dispatch, Aug.
18th.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-02

G.. w. Lyle.reports the killing of a
b foot rattlesnske on Big Greek at
Mabrey landing above the Brewer
bridge. He and Carl Bradley were
in there hunting last Friday and
came near stepping on the reptile.
They saved their shell and killed him
with a stick. He had 7 rattles.
Right near the same place two other
rattlesnakes were recently killed so
George says heard and oneeot them
had IA rattles ana the other IL rat
ties and that John Nicely is respon-
sible for dispatcbing one of them
Consolidated Schools In Greene
County now running are as follows
Clark and Jonathan both of which
started on the End. Monday in Aug.
Washington which starred the 1st.
Monday of Aug Watkins School
started the End. Monday and Johnson
Creek the third Monday of August.
The latter isa one teacher school,
the former a three teacher school
but. neither OF these two are con-
solidated schools.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-02
ADVERTISEMENT

Rev. G. L. McNeese is assisting
the pastor, Rev. c. c. Griffin. in
holding a meeting at Winborn's Cha
pei this week. Bro. McNeese is
living in the old home community
up in Smith County. Miss, having
come back to this state from Ark.
account his wife's health, winch has
improved considerably since their
return. He is serving as pastor
there and is undecided whether to
yield to the calls to reenter the timer
ant work or'not accounted her health
being in doubt whether she could
stand strain of moving about AGAIN
McNeese is little stouter when last
we saw him and shows that he is
wearing more years; He seems tc
still have that good old spirit 0.
sweetness and humility which was
ever his charm.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-02
NOTICE

The Pine Level. Public School will
open jointly with the A. II. S. Sept
6, 1921. Dinner will be spread for
the public. Ailwho are interested
are invited to come and bring bas-
ket.
Come hear the speaking and have
a real good time.
r. M. TURNRR. Principal.
----------s----
Messrs. d. D.. DaughdrilI, w. FL.
Backstrom and r. II. Coleman, trus-
tees OF the Nolan high school, were
over to the county capital Monday
seeing after business connected with
having the bonds ISSUED for new
brick school house validated. Their
local bank is going to buy the entire
issue but requires that all details of
the law. be followed, which is but a
wise precaution. The contract for
erecting such brick building has
been left to our good friend Walter
Mckay Of Leaf which insures that it
will be well executed job as he it
was that built the brick garage for
the Chnrchwell brothers in this city
which structure is so much admired
by all who come and see it,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-02

FOR SALE Seven Room Resi-
dence good out-budings, three acre
field and good garden ln Leakes-
vile, Mss. All for 81, $4,000, Sec
"A. r. Cook at postoffice, fol
terms. 1929
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-02
GREENE C0UTYA H. S.
TO HAVE PUBLIC OPENING

The public is cordially invited to
attend the opening exercises of the
Greene County Agricultural High
School on Tuesday Morning at 1890
O'Clock, September 9th. The exer.
cises will be held jointly with the
Pine Level Public School.
Patrons may notice that the dor
mitories will be open for reception OF
students as early as Monday Morn
ing, September 9th
All students must be prepared to
make cash deposit Of $1,000 to Gov
er the cost of the first month s
board. This applies to those who
expect to defray their expenses by
self-help employment. Our cash
outlay for groceries during the first
week will be considerable, as a
months supply will 9e bought at
once to secure advantage of whole
sale prices. Any balance from the
$l3 90 will OF course. be refunded or
credited on the second month.
!: Respectfully,
|. 10. PEEBLEt, Superintendent.
ADVERTISEMENT
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-02
e. G.. DUEITT
HERALD IS susPENDING NEXT WEEK.

y Box, 10 Lucedale. h z, Miss
ADVERTISEMENT
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-02

666 is quick relief for constipation
biluosness, loss of appetite and
headaches. due to torpid liver.
ADVERTISEMENT
The Washington herald., 1921-04-10

forward Delaine loosed his hold on the bar.
and swung heavily about, awaiting her ap-
proach. then:
Hello, Alice!-
She booked up in surprise-almost fright
at last to ind a smile. Reluctantly she put
forth hand. and stood waiting, with some
thing In her eyes which spoke the same dis
like and fear that existed ip the eyes Of
Beauty. a quailing uncertainty in her poise
that betold anxiety and repugnance.
IL didn't know you were back, Fred
Got back this morning The trainer had
shaken hands with her coadly. then straight
ened himself as he often did in the steel
arena, just before he applied the lash.
Hear lot Of things have been happening
around this show since I've been away"
She parried-and smiled again.
-Yes-a lot. They gotten a new bunch of
hay eating animals for those empty cages we
had last summer and I understand they're
going to have"
That isn't what I'm talking about
You've been doing a few things yourself
what do you mean7"
He waved his head slowly from side to side
Why didn't you wait until got back here
before you made up your mind?"
The fear went suddenly out of the deep.
brown eyes Of the woman. giving way to a
resolute determination. The pretty little
form Strengthened, and the lips pressed tight
before she answered. Then quietly:
Il made up my mind before you ever went
away"
You didn't ten me anything about It."
told you that IL couldn't take you
Fred That should have been enough"
We'll, IT wasn't" He advanced a step
You know what you've done. don't your"
There was menace in his tone. Alice Martin
Of the steel arena disregarded it.
I've told Tom Bayliss that I'll marryubfm
and I'm going to keep my promise.
g" That amt am" Again the threat, CON
cealed beneath a sneer. you've set him up
as a better man than am! You've tried to
make fool Of me IN front Of the show
Everybody knows that was after you.now
you've turned me down for him!"
Wasn't that my privilege?
Not when it was case Of choosing be-
tween rs two. I'm q better animal trainer
than"
"A woman doesn't marry a man to be
trained" she shot at him. The thrust cut
and he came stin closer 10 her
mo! But she lives by what he can do.
What've you two been trying to do with
Bumbof"
. -We-- she spoke before she Thought
I'VE think maybe we can teach him a few
tricks. IT'D be the feature Of the show II we
could"
There's only room for one animal feature
on this show"
"I know. And trained hippopotamus
sadd.- he growisd, that there's only
room for one feature on this show-and it's
not going to be . woman who's turned me
DOWN" ss-a.
A sudden look Of defensive frishs came
into Aiics Martins syes.
But Mr.. Williams said that IL We could
make good on the first day with Bumbo.
he'd
Il don't care what he said You won't
The Washington herald., 1921-04-10

looked 10 from his work Of strappins TO-
seth-~ shs heavy sections Of steal. then
nodded toward the leopard den
Going to work. Beautyr-
Going to work EN- an came suIleniy
I'm going to put on an act that1l raise EN-
out Of their seats, . lion. tiger, leopard, horse
that7-
The tender guiped.
Gosh! But can you pun nr
can pull anything. Hurry up and strap
that last .setion- Then turn Rajah and
Beauty in hive. IN have to get en- used to
each other. a little at a time
Hard WORKING moments, as the arena was
bound In plaA Then the clattering Of wood
as the runw-y was put into position, leading
to the tigers cage. Kissing and snaritng, the
big striped bea1t SUNK from his dan and into
the greater sp1ce Of the training Enclosure,
while Beauty. pacing the confines of her mar.
row prison, watched with animal anxiety. A
moment more and she growled in dsnance,
and clawed at the steel prods which work
men were showing between the bars to sep.
arate her from the cub. now crouchsd in a
corner. The runway was before her now.
the steel shifting door was raised, and. shout.
ing Delaine jabbed her forth. Then she. too.
was out in the arena, with the heavy bodied
Rajah, while Dessine his bull whip curl
ing, came through tho door.
They had worked before the leopard and
Rajah. but that was in tho days before
Beauty was a mother. Then she had obeyed
the gruff voice and sharp pointed whip Of
Capt. Delaine. But now -...
Shifting about her head low against her
breast. her forepaws fringed with ciaws, her
yellow teeth showing as she hissed and bel.
lowed in her fright laden rage, Beauty held
her place at the side Of the arena nearest the
den which sheltered her cub, and refused to
leave, in spite Of the roaring commands of
the trainer. in spite Of ths leaden tipped whip.
even in spite Of the sting Of paper vaddins
and the flare Of burning powder, a. he fired
at her again and again. Over on the other
side OF the big inoaosure Rajah, the tiger.
fretted and roared as the aseistant trainers
held him to hts pedestal Deiaine had no
time for him now--his battle was with
Beauty. the mother. rising even above the
innate fear Of an antDal before q human.
that she might strive to return to her cub
Once, frenzied. maddened, she leaped, only 10
be struck on the head IN mid-afr by the
heavily loaded butt of the bull whip, ana 70
tumble to the ground, there to lay scramblinx
and all but unconscious. before she sum-
moned the strength to renew the fRht. Al
last
A bound; DeIaine was safely through ths
door and outside the arena, his steeiy eyes
shifting naiiciously. his nostrils extsnded
slightly as they pulled the air into iabortnx
lungs. .... %,s
Put that cat back In her denr. he com.
manded. Cant do anything with hsr On 90
count Of tina. cub. Send capetown into the
arena in her plaos."
= The runway again. Beauty was back I'm
her cage. licking her cub and frstting over
II, while out in the arena the shouts a ps.
laine and the cracking of his whip rssounded
- he kept the tiger and its new vorarinx
partner. capetown. the Nubian Hon, from
eaen others threats. beginning the series Il
The Washington herald., 1921-04-10

make good! Get that! Because therein be
an act thatn beat yours II L have to kill of
every animal In this menagerie to do Il.
You're going to know what real anx-,l -.
looks Ike after get throush.-
But Fred"
-Don't Fred me. I'm CAPTAIN Delaine a
far as you're concerned and I'm tho r7>@
superintendent Of this menagerie."
VERY well, Captain. But can't you be q
man at the same time? I can't love you-"
there was pleading in the tone. Il tried and
tried my best You wouldn't want a woman
who didn't care anything about you. It's
it's different with Tom. And don't you see
what it all means to as? We've been work
ing all winter. Captain, Just on the hope
that We would get a feature act. That would
mean-a great deal to us. It's only a month
now until the show opens. We can't 20 on
any other trick now and train up their hippo
potamus in a month. And you've got work
enough without building up feature Just
TO beat US. /"
He smiled. triumphantly with heavy lips
There's a difference, amt there, between
listening to me beg-and begging yourself?"
I'm only begging for one thing-for you
to be a mani" came her retort. Then quickly,
her head raised, proud determination In her
eyes, she left the animal house
For moment Delaine watched after her.
his heavy eyebrows touching. his thick lips
cruel and strai hit. Then he turned swiftly
and Beauty came to her feet as his gaze GEN.
tered on her.
And you had to go and have a cub" he
muttered. We'll. you're going to work Just
the same. cub or no cub!"
He drew a whistle from his pocket and
New on it sharply. An animal tender came
on run from the far end Of the menaserie
house. Delaine pointed, brusquely.
Bring that arena up here from in front Of
the hippopotamus den. Put three more Sec
tons in it. and nx up that small arena for
Martin and Bayliss
That isn't very big, sir. They need a
good deal Of room for that hippopotamus
They've got him doing some pretty good
tricks"
They'll have to work in that small arena
or none at all I need the big ons"
Yes. sir."
How much time a day have they been
putting in on that hip7"
%, three or four hours, SIR
Too much. He's too fat to stand it,.
But"
Cut that! know what I'm talking about
Hereafter they'll works him from ten to
eleven In the morning. and no longer. That
sticks. NOW stir up some Of the men and
move that arena"
The tender disappeared from the menaserie
house on the run. to return with crew of
. helpers and to move. section by section. the
great steel arena to the place which Delaine
indicated; while, within her DEN. Beauty. hsr
cub froickins beside her. watched with wide,
anxious eye Delaine and . steel arena
meant difficulties for Beauty. She began to
fret, her claws extending slightly a. her
forepavs moved in pistonliks unison before
her; soon she was pacing her cage. her sleek.
siopins head close to the bars. and hisstng.
the skin drawn back in ugly. vicious wrin.
kies from her teeth. while the cub yowisd In
the background, unnoticed. workman
The Washington herald., 1921-04-10

The tiger was eloseinR
nsndf,, t0istins and roar
ing, eLasOins wifh all it's
strength. not at Dsiains,
bot at its own eyes. Blind
Cd! BsGuty Lsspsdr
The Washington herald., 1921-04-10
TIL e MO Err

EAUTY lay within hsr
-psrmansnt- cage Of
the animal b ouss,
proudly disresarding
the various yowis Of
curiosity which ema-
mated from the kit
ten-liks jaws Of her
month-old cub as It
made a tour OF In
vestigation about IT'S
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-12-01
CECIL ITEMS OF INTEREST

Nov 20th-Snowed in. No trains, no
callers. no gossip Even Thanksgiving
turkey refused to survive the storm
and several tables were minus turkey
for Thanksgiving day. Wheat men are
delighted with the cover Of snow
Nov 21st A covering Of twenty
inches of snow in Cecil
Nov 22nd Krebs Bros. took a trip
to Ella with hay for a large band Of
ewes belonging to Smythe Bros Of
Arlington which arrived at Cecil after
neighbors had broken a road to Krebs
Bros ranch The sheep are enroute
for Arlington
Nov. 22nd. News received I'm Cecil
that r. e. Duncan, who had left for
Condor on Friday, Nov. 18th, with a
truck load Of honey. was showed in
near Glen and it would be several days
before he could reach his home
The Mayor and his deputy and sew
eral other men took hay and supplies
to McDaid's canyon where sheep be-
longing to Kenny 4 Healy were storm
bound on Nov 23rd We heard the
sheep arrived two days later at Killar-
ney the ranch Of J j. McEntire near
Cecil.
Miss Violet Hynd OF Butterfly Flats
and Miss Doris Logan of Fairview ar
rived on the local on Nov. gath to eat
Thanksgiving dinner with their folks.
Nov cath The barn at RockclIffe
belonging to Krebs Bros fell in and
to keep it company the barn at Shady
Dell belonging to Halferty Bros. col
lapsed and also the barn at Fairview,
belonging to Everett Logan.
Mrs r. II, Lowe wishes to thank ev
cry one who enrolled during the Red
Cross Roll Cali Thirty members were
enrolled in spite of the storm.
Nov. 25th and Goth. Snow is melting
fast, travelling bad, geese and ducks
seem the only things that are in sight
Several bands have passed over Cecil
at time of writing
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-12-01
Seeded Wheat Land For Sale

At $3.50 per acre. in center Of finest
wheat land belt in Morrow county. only
few miles from railroad; 450 acres
sowed to wheat and so acres to rye;
ranch consists of a little over 1000 acres
Of rich, deep soil plow land, tractor
proposition with only ten acres waste
land worlds Of water and good i'm
provements. Just as 1t stands and i'm
mediate possession given at only $3.50
per acre, $500 cash down, balance one
third crop payments. This offer holds
for only 20 days. Sickness compels
owner to move No better bargain ever
offered. See me quick. Il. NJ SHUT.
Advertisement. IT, OF
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-12-01

being Portland These cattle had been
brought TO Hepp1cr for shipment the
week before, aud were loaded on the
ears and taken as FAR as lone. when it
was found they could not get through
and they were returned and placed ON
feed at the Vaughan & Parker ranch.
The shippers were, Joe Beck, cars.
billiard French 2. Tnden williams ].
J. H. BelleRbrock 1, and L. Wingdeld ].
II was expected that the cattle would
have to be transferred over onto the
North Bank road at Cello, but this was
not found necessary as the road to
Portland on the south side OF the river
was opened to traffic on Monday.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-12-01

Thoroughbred bronze turkeys for
sale Inquire Of Mrs. +, Burroughs,
lone, Ore.--Advertisement n34t
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-12-01

SEED RYE FOR SALE-Cleveland
ranch. phone 4SF1l, or leave orders for
delivery at Minor G. Co.-Advertisemn mt
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-12-01

Eight cars Of beef cattle left the
Heppner yards on Monday, destination
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
COUNTRY BOARD.
vermont.

SUMMER boarders wanted on modern farm
adjoining town on Boston and Maine Rail
road with express service and on boulevard
from New York to White Mountains: mag
nificent view of the Connecticut Valley and
the mountains; splendid rooms and board
HILTHON Bradford VT.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

EXECUTIVE to invest $4,000 actively MS
Vice president of corporation now forming
10 establish chain OF self-service groceries
throughout country. based on marvellous now
time and labor saving automatic Invention.
Fox roo, i35s B'way.
TIABERDAsHERY business. In good business
section Tlllzabeth, N. u; annual turnover
about s21 900: will sell business and stock
and lease building and fixtures on long term
lease Full particulars r. II. MILLER a
CO.. Elizabeth. N. y. Prone los
HOTEL OPPORTUNfTYl-Willl lease lead
ing hotel In prosperous Virginia Industrial
city; modern. completely furnished; doing
capacity business; privilege OF buying build
ing. Y. l.. ROSENBERG, 45b ". nth -.
Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
CAN YOUR BUSINESS
USE ADDITIONAL
CAPITAL?

" your company is properly organ
ICED and soundly managed there Is no
reason why 1t should not secure addi-
tional capital at this time.
To secure this financing, there are
two essential Requisites:
"a To analyze your financial con-
dition and needs 80 as TO determine
exactly what Is required in your bust
ness and the class OF investors 10
whom your proposition will appeal.
(2) To secure proper introduction
and recommendation to the Investors
interested through the proper financial
channels.
Our financial department is now fn
n position TO assist corporations BY
supplying both of these requisites.
II you az, interested in such SER
vice we 81 fild be pleased to have you
communicate with us.
b 1882 Herald, Fulton st.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23

ACTIVE or silent partner wanted
with 81 900 in established lum-
Der business; money secured: will
Herald. Herald square.