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Morris tribune., 1921-06-17
A Valuable Asset.

There altogether too few people who realize that
good credit is a valuable asset
Every young when he starts in life
himself should have that all-mportant brought
fOrcibly to his attention.
Many of the most successful business this
country have achieved by merely keeping their
credit good. They know the value of it.
A bill unpaid is a promise not kept and when a
man does not keep his word he is tcketed failure
The people lose confidence in him. confidence
lost, all is lost.-Winnebago City Enterprise
Morris tribune., 1921-06-17
Keeping Watch,

Every young man of a community should know that
the older of the community keeping watch on
them.
There are just limited number of good jobs in a
small town, and those jobs invariably
Fellows who have character and backbone
There is nothing that savors of being freaksh for
tune about their selection. employers of men do
not resort much to chance They know before they
and that knowledge is supplied by the young them
selves whether they know it not.-Winnebago City
Enterprise.
Morris tribune., 1921-06-17

To forget-that is what need. Just to forget if
can all the petty annoyances all the vexng irrita-
tiOns words all the bitter disapponments
just them go; don't hang them says the Shell
don (owa) Mail Learn to forget. Make a study of it.
Practice expert forgetting Train the
faculty of the mind until it is strong and vire. Then
the memory will have fewer things remember it
will become quick alert in remembering the things
that worth remembering. 1t will not be numbered
with disagreeabe things and all it's attention will
given the beautiful things to the worth while things
No matter what business you pursuing, matter
literary subjects you may be studying, matter
what scientific problems you trying to solve, take
the study forgetting The of forgetting will give
added usre your literary, business scientific at
tainments and it will add mmeasurably to health of
mind and body.
Morris tribune., 1921-06-17

therhood in Minnesota, an institution
confined toLutherans which has ask
ed Miss Winifred Sundean to carry on
its organization work in this state.
Among the speakers invited to take
part in the convention banquets are
Morris tribune., 1921-06-17

You need the Money, don't you?
We all do. Use the Classified Depart
ment of the Tribune to sell any equip
ment or material you are not using,
and get the money. Somebody wants
wants what you do not.
Morris tribune., 1921-06-17

Col. Leach elected mayor of Minneapolis on Mon
day by majority of 14787 Van Lear and thus the
TownIeyism routed in this state
From the treatment which Townley and his have
received the voters of this state from time
to time appear that they ought to begin to
pec that they not wanted here.
Morris tribune., 1921-06-17

Governor J. A. o. Preus, DR.. G.. L.
Abrahamson, D. D. Rock Island,
Judge Clarence Magney, Duluth, the
Hon. H. L. Ekern, Madison, Wisconsin,
and the Hon. G.. B. Bjornson, Mime
ota, Minnesota.
Morris tribune., 1921-06-17

Every time Mother Robin doing tug of
war string that she thinks is good Ome-buding
material we are go home and dig another dan
deliOn plant another lilac bush. If she take all
that trouble for home which must be rebuilt next
year. certainly should sufficient courage to
do about the homes that to for
a lifetime-RedwOod Gazette.
Morris tribune., 1921-06-17

A novel plan is under contemplation by the Farm
Bureau of Massachusetts and it is other than to
manufacture entire crop of that state into
CLOTH Such plan would insure two things, honest
wooden goods and the home consumption of product
that drug the market at the present time. Farm
other might plan similar projects with
profit producers consumers.-Mapleon Enterprise.
Morris tribune., 1921-06-17

In humble opinion the Associated Press and the
big dailes of the country in way rejecting upon
the of great mana former president of the
United Staes-n coupling his with that of Berg
doll, the Philadelphia draft evader Bergdol because
of the wealth of the family has been particularly
the pubic press would If it would
be have used his initials to repeatedly
keep saying "Grover Cleveland Bergdo1T just if he
relative of the distinguished and deceased
president There is necessity for linking the of
patriot the character of the expresident with such
notorious character BergdOl, and it should not be
tolerated. This is pointer from the country to
the city press. it 1t is free
MapIeton Enterprise.
Morris tribune., 1921-06-17

Ray A. Haynes, the prohibition commissioner
newspaper paragraphers and cartoonsts to stop
pokna fun at the way 18th amendment is enforced
point taken, but yet prohibition enforcement
has been joke up to this time.
Morris tribune., 1921-06-17

The Minnesota Editorial Association is going to un-
raising fund for the erection of suitable
memorial to the j. Bowling. 1t will probably take
the form of a hospital for crippled children.
Morris tribune., 1921-06-17
Thirty days

Moonshine 5 to lose its popularity Thirty days
in the county jail is the minimum.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-06-16

YES; l think one or two are crawl
ing closer through those weeds"
Likely enough, young bucks who
can't hold back: keep your eye on
them. an let them have It, a. soon -
you are sure. Call out II you need
me-"
He CROPPED his way a. far ~ the In
ner door. helped By the almost eontin-
nous fash Of the rides outside; ~ hid
even crossed the threshold
choking him - he perceive
red fame. already visible
there through narrow chinks befWeU1
the logs. Perhaps be was already too
late-thoss devils had nrsd the cabin.
the licking flames even then beginning
to eat into the dry bark. He had no
time In which to act, or even think.
Before he might venture another step
forward. Olga fred twice rapidly. the
dars Of her revolver lighting up the
entire interior. What followed he
scarcely knew; there was q sharp cry,
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-06-16
v. 3. Wheat Crop Bta.

WashinEton.-The country's cem-
bined winter and spring wheat crop
promises to be 4S,000.0OO bushels larg.
Or than last years, based on forscases
OF production announced by the DE-
partment OF Agriculture. There will
he smaller crops Of oats barley and
hay than last year. while the apple
crop viii not he half no large, and he
peach crop will he much smaller,
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-06-16

alive. and ! want to b honest VIA
you for once. whatever hsppsaA
would rather you knew"
But you cannot mean"
1T 10 exactly what I msas. Ton.
love you! Do 700 carsf"
"Carei Why. Olga. GIRL I have 6soa
nothing but care. I hardly knew WAat
Il all meant at 1rst, ~ way I thouGAt
Of you. Levs came y Ne me Q
strange thias. I have lsd Q oaA'o ll1a,
and ] have knswn few esoA Weoea.
Even now I eaAset Vhetly rOal10s
what has cone 70 ~"
He eathesea hR GU61ealy ~ ~
af0s, he nsekeseAise atD0iAg 1oW1
abo0t be- tAseat
= levs ys0i" ~ wAilDsse1 Doas1so.
atol1s s3oVe ~, W1eo e DiAA.s
20 - oeoe513svEn)
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-06-16

tAs crash 1t the overturned bsA-A,
and tAs ssssd ct bsdy falling Asavi-
y - The Aeoe. 4 rsveavss wsat spen-
Ains noisily across tAs reom. and thsa
an was stu, and BLACK snes nse&
Shelby csslA ~ nsGAiag: eaiy IL
blurred nsneey q hat siasis instaat
had scared itself % his brain. ~
had bssa shst-his wife: this OH ~
had learned 10 Lowell Some stray ~
ffoa n lnAiaa re, 6rsd blin1ly n
the dark, had fesnd fatal passage
through that bsoksa shutter. aa1
struck Ase dewa. His ant helpless
dass changed Int q rage q rsvsagA
ningied With Q Wild yeasnias that ~
might yst and hse alive.
"Olgai' b cried eat "Olsa!"
Thers was - answer. no movement
All was black. sosndlsss: even the
ri1s 1Fs withsat had ceased.
He dropped to bis knees, and crsDt
forward, feeling along the door With
outstretched hands, dreading each In.
slant to tsuch her body. Suddenly his
searching fingers encountered an open
ing In the Dsncheon door.
Shelby dared not move. except to
feel downward Into this mystesious
opening. Yet be realized instantly
what must have occurred-the miracle
which had 70 swiftly disclosed this ~
cret passage. The girl. In falling. had
dislodged the. very block In the door
she had been endeavoring 80 vainly to
discover. II had suddenly swung
downward to the heavy blow Of her
body, and she had fallen with Il into
the unknown darkness below. But
was she dead. or alivei Had the fall
stunned her? He drew himself to the
very edge listening. What was down
there1 Macklin perhaps: the two
bodies might he lying there together
in . common grave. but walt. some
thing moved surely!
"OlEa speak TO mel"
He couldn't restrain the agony with
which he uttered the words. Fright.
ened ~ she was. daxed by the fall.
scarcely conscious even yet. or able to
actually comprehend what had oc-
CURED. his cry penetrated her mind.
brought her back to life.
"Yes, IL am here. Tom" she man.
aged to ray weakly.
"And you are net hurtr his voice
thrilling now with sudden return to
hope.
"Oh, IL don't know. cannot
even tell what has happened. I
stepped back quickly. he bench over.
turned and I fell. Il 70 all earth
sroapd ne-wheee - r.
an the passage beneath the cabin."
no explained quickly. 1T has been
miracle: your fall soeosd the trap.
Perhaps w nay escape from these
devils Ut. Naks rsoo for ne to Gene
dswn; he eabia y already o. IRE. 70
The hels 6ssDr
.1ese WI, tAaak asd tAses v
rooo.s
He Iewego1 hlneelA ~ 4 Was ~
necessary y 1ssD; ~ ~ stsUek ~
sartA 1ose. sAl. - - turned his
banda eaDs u eeatose IN ~ ~
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-06-16
Comet Net csm,ns clsss.

Cambridge. Mass.-Wlnnecke's con-
ct will probably not come within TO-
100000 miles Of the earth, according to
Information received at the Harvard
College observatory from astronomers
studying Its motion closely. The comet
Will make its nearest approach to the
sun on June IL. Several astronomer
predict a meteoric shower on June n
a. result Of the comets approach.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-06-16

Don't lose your nerve" hs whis'
pered. startled By her action, nothing
can hurt rs here"
"Oh. know; Il - not that" the
words almost sob. n do not think
am really frightened; only IL want
to feel you near me-"
"Mei" he questioned surprised
why. I haven't been much good q
far"
"Oh. but you have; you have been
splendid. No woman could ever ask
more. want you to know how crate.
full I am"
"Well. I don't Just like that" h
protested. there amt NO cause fos
You to be grateful. 20 far 40 I can 80.
A man who wouldn't stick With bid
wife wouldn't be much"
"Afe you here Just because Of thatr'
swell. maybe not altogether. o.
course. I'd be here anyhow. I wouldn't
90 back on no woman who belonged
to me. But you amt Just that exact.
~. I've somehow got to thlnkin' q lot
about you lately"
'Trulyr'
"Sure: there's heap o things hap
pened since We was lined up against
the wall Of that shack down at Ponca.
I've found out more what you ars
than I knew then; an, I reckon, you
got 4 better line on me-"
IL chose you even then"
He laughed awkwardly.
"Out o that bunchi I don't take
that ~ NO great compliment Say,
that was the ornariest lot o cattle
ever rode herd over"
'Oh. I don't know" her mood chang
Ing into new interest. there wsss
some among them not - bad. Any.
how. chose you"
Maybe you're sorry SINGER
Tam not" firmly. II never have bssa.
Bee here. Tom Shelby. I pretty near
knew what sort Of man you was whea
selected you; your face told ne that.
You thought Just tsek you .
- 70 get away. Well. maybe I did
In . sense. for I would have dene d.
49, SSsAss8 W COS1YO AEVS0 ShS0S
life. But I never would have geos
with you, II I hadn't honestly liked
you Just the cana. You said In tAa
cabin there that yea didn't marry ~
because you knew had mousy-tAat
you had NO such knewledge. Wa
that trusf'
Certainly" -
Then Why did yos nary 1sr
HIS face. burning fre0 the heat q
the nearby flames, grew rs61se. II ~.
sible. with embarrassment Her syea
were sa1iag straigAt ct hin. issistsat
It N answer.
well. I AiA't szactly ssrs that
knew" ~ admitted reluctantly. Nay.
b I sorter sympathissd with yeu q
Bit an then I got almighty mad q
The way then fellows acted. II
kinder got to wantin' yos myself"
II knew you did."
Yea knswi Bat newt asvss
said anything like hat"
mo: yet I felt the change. I would
never have said yes otherwise. !
am willing to tell you now. Perhaps
We shall never get out q this paaea
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-06-16
F,e.wsrks causs Small, DAMAGE.

Kansas City, Mo.-Blaslng skyrock-
ets, pinwheels and 'niggerchasers"
drove crowd Of shoppers out In great
confusion when the fireworks counter
at 10-cent store caught fire here.
Firecrackers. exploding by the pack
age. added to the excitement. Nobody
was Injured. The damage to the store
and Its stock was 5000,
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-06-16
Adams eveesst)e

Adam. Of Dssoes., ,a~., s: Ss II,
to succeed Postmaster General Haya
whose resignation was announced. ana
adoption Of new basis Of representa-
ton at national conventioas resulting
In further cut In ~ southern dele
gates, marked the meeting Of the Re-
publican national committee. Mr.. "A.
ems. who was vice chairman, wss sue
eeeded BY Ralph =. Williams Of Port.
laoA. O>e
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-06-16
Texas slayer Dead.

Ell PasO, Texas.-E. G. Tankersley,
who shot and killed Mrs. Pearl Nor
gan. widow. 20, and Earl Thaxton,
wealthy rancher, "a with an army r.
fle, and then shot himself through the
stomach by pfoppinE the gun ON the
ground and leaning over the muxxIe to
pull the trigger, died In hospital here.
Tankersley was disappointed sutton
Of Nrs. Morgan. Mrs. Morgan and
ThaxtOn were sitting In 4 lawn swing
at her home when they were killed.
Mrs. Morgan Is survived BY five small
children.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-06-16
cnAsr1a XII.
~


Thsfs was No sound from without,
except oeeasionally the echo Of Dis
taAt voice shouting. Shelby. startled
By these words and Alarmed By hsr
agitation. swiftly crossed the room.
The body was gone. actually gone! A.
b bent over. incredulous, distressing
the evidence q his own eyes, he could
psrceive the stain Of blood in which
he man had fallen. but that was oil.
TAsrs was NO semblance q q body
tAsre.
"Judas Prissti" b sail sobsriy.
This beats anything ever I saw. He
esaldnt have beea killed, ut ! never
saw hin witch . muscle aftse hs
dropped. 0snei Darn II I hnow what
t. make q II. Why. whsfs could he
have gone TOT Thsfs ain't bat one way
ct from this shack an ~ sure didn't
% out there"
no h. csslant." hss voice quavsr.
ing. I'VE wsald Aavs sssn hin II hs
hal."
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The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-06-16

Iaud that he von,S ls.v. he, "a ma.
- vou II drov. he, c,.., .ra ~.
shot~
II can understand th.,-vs.~ OLE,
burst forth. .snd later shs ~ sorrv.
I believe II was she who cana back
and took the body away"
II hardly see how tNst theory heinz
much. How could she take himr'
"Perhaps she may know some -.
eret passage. Thers nisht be one nm.
dernsath. do not know. yet In what
other way could the body have been
rsmovsdr'
Shelby shook his head gioomily. his
eyes searching the door for any evi-
dsnes and finding noos. 10 ali ap-
peafances 1t appeared smooth and
sole.
Il don't know" he said. '.That idea
may Be a. good ~ any. zen might
Jake this broken knife Of mine an
~ II you can start anything. What
was eo'n' On out therer
Nothing much that I could ~.
Thsfs are men hiding bshind the hank
Z. sns eesH; tnink tnsy are Indians.
10y 49, may % otnsfs on % NJ
" tns "seoA
Jese Q guard lsft there 10 ~ that
~ ooet ct away. They'll wait until
osI1 ana tnso NJ to burn ~ cut,
! feekea; ths bseks doa't like ny
''oos'ss. 1nat wes r,ns.
xee: NJ ballet struck IL log"
He crossed ever and licked ct a1x-
SooGy.
thousnt II might b Q dsnal, bot
! &c. hee' Deaf sssn = - any
ts ~svas
No esalsntsosd up again. hiS ~
Surviving ths reeo. III ~ oaly had
we more u this eotat ~ MIGHT dive
tAsss devils Fun fer tAsir Deosy.
Ios uoeo's y ~ en- 0efeo4 eoly
w sosA u ny Knew t-eaynew,
Heee ossA II eesn . Aaul ms
seees ovee On thae saos; tnso 20 can
.no Up .asss. ana sseet tnfeee1 that
osss N NJ WseoeW WoaSe peppsf
- NJ eess u ffoet wen make
" nss "nas u lese1
90 wstensa mn SAINT NJ esse1,
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ws:. s' ~ 10y ss..s. - a -
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ts'sS ~ UsssF
I en- ~ nseAang moving. II u
s1oWAg earx. LIZ ~ TAKE ~ knife."
Ne eave it - ~. aAl - 81 00W1
upeo ~ kDeeo q ~ 1ose. aAxieosay
testing tAs openings 6stweea the
osoeks with tAs broken blade. Shelby
turned bis head occaaoaally. barely
abls % Distinguish hss movs0sats. ~
felt little confidence II the SUCCESS e
he ebert Any attempt at escape
through he deee wesid b suicidal: IL
oil PROBABILITY. b sDlts Of the silsoce,
and seeming lsaslinsss q the sesne
without. dossa ri6ss wsrs even tAso
tfaioed - tAe entraDcs. reody =
shoot them down the instant either
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-06-16
Supreme ceurs Clerk p,,a

Supreme Court Clerk 0Ies
Washlngton.-James d. Nehsr. CLERK
OF the United States suprspe Court
since 1914. died at 0sor1 % hoe.
pital here. He was opsra1 DO sev.
erai days ago for stomach I h,a.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-06-23

liam Winthrop Phiibrick bequeathed
the 1921 mantle of dignity to the class
of 1922 and gave freely of other quail
tiles and virtues of the class mem
bers to their successors and-1neQaAa
For the third time Kenneth Stincn'
field Smiley appeared on the program
counting his two parts in the DEBATE
this time as the valedictnria4o OF his
class. Somewhat briefly, 911E s D.. Y !
mastery fashion he defivsy90 tn ~
honorary part In the followneposos.
Citizens OF Skowhegan. ] exfsnd 70
YOU. In behalf Of my class, Mncefs
appreciation for the high sch0ol eor
ucation that youEhave made possible
for us. 1t may be that some or us
do not fully realize how grateful we
are to you, but in years to come we
shall. You have given us fine coop
Grafton during our high school course
but undoubtedly you might have CIV.
en- us better il you had all belonged
to the Parent-Teacher association 30
l ask you, in behalf OF the unaer-
graduates, to put yourselves closer to
the pupil and the teachers by join
ing that splendid organization.
Teachers, we thank you for the
help. advice and cooperation which
you have given us during our high
school course. -,
Undergraduates, of course you VIII
miss us when we are gone, but be-
fore we leave we want to give you
some advice. We have noticed In
several cases that when pupil has
been doing his work unfaithfully. ne
usually does not pass. But who Is
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-06-23
NOTICE OF FORECLosuRE

WHEREAS. Watson S. Elliott and
Ralph w. Elliott. both of Skowhegan
in the County of Somerset and State of
Maine, by their mortgage deed dated
October 81, 1919 and recorded in SOM
erset County Registry of Deeds Book
353. Page 95. conveyed to me, the un-
dersigned certain lot or parcel of
land situated on the North side of the
road leading from Skowhegan to Nor
ridgewock on the South side of the
Kennebec River and bounded and de-
scribed as follows, viz;
Commencing at the Southeast corner
of land of leila Briggs on the North
side of said road: thence North In the
East line of land of said Zelia Briggs
eight (S) rods to land of Joseph II.
Bacon; thence East in the South line
of said land of said Bacon twelve
U9) rods to the Weset line of land of
Orlando Luce; thence South in the West
line OF land of said Luce eight go
rods to the North line of said road;
thence West in the North line of said
road to the place of beginning: and
WHEREAS. the condition of said
mortgage has been broken NOW
THEREFORE, by reason of the breach
of the condition thereof | claim fore
closure of said mortgage.
Dated June 10, 1921. -
LEVINIA II. WHITMAN
BY Butler q Butler
Her attorneys hereunto duly authorized
3w24
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-06-23

Miss Lettie NJ. Rowe, who make her
home with her aunt, Mrs. X. A.
Withee, left Tuesday for Lewiston to
visit another aunt.
Miss Yyonne Cyr of Rumford has
been the guest of her aunt Sister
Marie Angela, Mother Superior of the
local branch of Ursallne nuns.
At the County Sunshine meeting to
be held at Lakewood June 80, each
member Is asked to bring their own
cup and spoon for the picnic dinner.
Mrs G. Elmer Emigh left Tuesday
forenoon for a visit to various places
in Ohio, Pennsylvania and New Jer-
sey. She was accompanied by her
little daughter, Dorothy, 10 years OF
age
The members of the st. John the
Baptiste Society and Ladies Auxiliary
will worship in a body next Sunday
forenoon at 10 o'clock at the church
of Our Lady of Lourdes in honor of
their Patron Saint. Music will be
furnished by St Mary's choir and FIR
Renaud will deliver sermon in
French.
Next Sunday morning at 1890
there will be a special Observance oil
Children's Day at the Bethany Bap-
fist church. Walter w. Hinckley OF
Good VIII will speak and there will
be exercises and singing by the chill
dren. A special feature of the ser
vices will be the graduation of q
pupils from the Primary department
into the main school.
At the anniversary exercises of
Colby College. Tuesday, Miss Louise
Fl. Coburn read an original poem writ
ten for the occasion and Mrs. Bruce
White. a former student at Colby
played an original violin number
Judge Leslie G. Cornish, we'll known
on the Supreme Court Bench in Show
hogan, presided over the exercises.
DR.. George Otis Smith, who was
here to visit his family and to attend
Commencement exercises at Colby
College, started on his return tc
Washington, ID. c. last evening. He
was to attend a meeting of consulting
engineers in connection with the su,
per-power survey carried on under
the auspices of the United States Geo
logical Survey, of which DR.. Smith is
director.
The annual field meeting and flower
mission day of the w. G.. T. u. will be
held at the home of the president
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Marble on Spring
street, Tuesday, June 2Sth at 3 p. m
The program will be in charge o.
Mrs. Kate Turner, uperintendent O
flower missions and Mrs. Dora I
Nye. superintendent of music. The
refreshments will be provided bp the
members and each lady is requested
to bring her own dishes and silver
A strictly temperance drink will be
provided by the hostess.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-06-23
Card of Thanks

We wish to express our thanks to
our neighbors, friends and all who
have been so kind to us during our
recent sorrow. We thank them for
their words of sympathy, for their
beautiful flowers. and for the use of
their automobiles Also we appre-
ciate the sympathy extended to us by
the Reverend George Thurlow In
words and in deeds.
Mr. William w. Maxim
Mrs. Pamela Lawley
and family
Skowhegan, June 20. 1927