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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-03-03

=, Tho District Court of the Twentieth
judicial District Of the state or MON
tana, in and for the county OF SheFi-
= da = LANDER s. COMPANY. cor
poration.
NJ, pEETERsoN. NIGER PETER
son. his wife. HAROLD B LAR,
s sTATr HANK or MEDIcINE
i AXE. Montana, a cofpora.aeon,
The state of Montana to the Anove
Na.ned defendant, Harold b. Larsen
Greeting 81 o,rx,,.r
.,,e connIair.t in this action. which is
Giad in the Office of the clerk or tnls
court. a copy Of which is hefeWatn SER,
ed upon you, and to file your ansWH, aiu
attf,rney within twenty days AFTER the
aaryice of this summons, exclusive OK
TIA, dav Of service, and IN case OF your
failure to appear or a', Sou by default.
ssar,ha relief demanded in the complaint.
~ .rh,s action is brought against the de-
PENDANTS herein for the purpose OF se
c.,,ine. a. iudgment on certain proniiS-
800 notes made executed and delivered
hy the defendants Nels Petersen ana LII
osr petersen. to the plaintiff herein: ana
Which aggrsgate the sum fee os and tgo for
costs and expense of this foreclosure
action. no part of same ever hav1ne
been paid. and for the 1urIher purp ags
Of foreclosing certain mof +bs said De,
s ssndant ana aap Which IS lien upon The
Nanrthwest Quarter lNWA} Of Sector
Thrse the North s r9eW uns.aE T SEn
aP sse Mont Montana Meridian securing sale
notes % es ana for the further purpose o.
auietng title as against the tbe diain
q eser ted by this plaintiff in its mort
s gage is prior. senior and superior to tn
Claim or claims of each and all OF saie
nc Witness my hand and the Seal Of sait
| Court this 18th day of February. 1922.
SooA G. b. PETERSON, Clerk
| tCourt ScaD
w. E. zARNOT.
Attorney for Plaintiff
Conrad, Montana. 49, ,ooo
(First publication February ~ io dszz')
last publication March 10. ls2z''
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COUNTY ROUNDUP
I
interesting Items from OoF
Exchanges and starr WE
ANTELOPE

@. B. Hoven and Ed. Rishotf at
tended to business affairs at the coan'
ty seat Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake knutson enter
tanned a number of their friends ana
neighbors at their home on Thursday
evening. Games and music were en-
icved, At 1870 Mrs. Knutson served
a delicious lunch.
Mr.. Simenson who lives in the
north part of town received a tele-.
gran, Wednesday evening, stating
that his brother at Fortuna, N. d.,
Lad died of heart failure that morn
ing. He left to attend the funeral.
Mrs, r. R. Iceland visited over
Wednesday with. friends at Plenty
wood.
The Mesdames Richardson, DON
omoske, Gottlieb, Hoven and Ford
were passengers to the county seat
town Saturday.
. Rev. Edward Sands conducted ser
vices at Reserve Sunday in the
school house on the reservation.
Mrs. Charles Deter visited with
friends at Plentywood Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mrs. C. A.. Hedges has been max
ing daily trips to Plentywood, where
her grandson, Chas. Hedges, has teezl
taking treatments with Or. Buddsn.
Mrs. Martin Hustad, who has been
suffering from stomach trouble foY
some time, was taken to the hospital
at Warren Mimi, Wednesday. HeI
sister, Mrs. Englestad Of Reserve
went with her. Mr.. Hustad returned
from Reserve.
J. C. Gritty of Minneapolis, the
4salvage man" for the Brooks Ele-
yator Company of that place has been
busy the past few days with force
Of men salvaging the grain from the
Rishoff Elevator fire of last week
Three carloads were gathered up anc
<bippsd,
c. E. Nuggest of Fargo, represen-
tative of the Western Adjustment
Co., of Minneapolis, was business
visitor in the city Tuesday and Wed
nssday, adjusting the loss of the
H1shoS elevator.
! DR., ". P. McDaniels of Medicine
.9safe was here a couple Of days the
last of the week.
John Grayson, R. r. LELAND, H. H
Larsh Aucfoneer Jensen and jim
Vincent left for Plentywod Monda,,
morning, where they were called 81
the jury for this term Of court whicl
commenced Monday afternoon.
! John Peterson came down from
5Scobey Monday afternoon to visit ov
5er night with friends and attend t
some business matters. He returne
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Sheriff.
Sheriff.
ALFRED T. VOLLUM,
Plentywood, Montana,
Attorney for Plaintiff. 4-'4
Alta
,sHERIFF'S SALE

Tn the District Court fthe Twen-
tieth Judicial District Of the State OF
Montana; in and for the County OF
John W. SHELBY, Plaintiff,
JoHN F1JHs and MARIE FUHs,
TO BE SOLD AT sHER1FFvs
SALE, to the highest bidder for c easn
on the 25th day of March, A: u: lszZ'
at the hour. of 2 o'clock in the aftere
non Of said day, at the front door Oh
the Court House, in the town OF Pieh-
tvwood, Sheridan County, Montana
| the following described real estate
Elocate and situate in Sheridan Coun-
ty, Montana to-wit:
The South Half of the Southeast,
quarter (S1a SEQ of Section
Six ICY and the Northeast Quar-
ter fNEA) of Section Seven 90
J and the Southwest Quarter of the
! Northwest Quartz (SWA'
NWH1. and the Northwest Quar-
for of the Southwest Quarter
lNW1l sWH of Section Eight
i (8l in Township Thirty-seven
i97l North of Range Fifty-seven
(Rge. ST. East of the Montana
Meridian, -,
together with all and singular the
), tenements, Entertainments and appur
tenances thereunto belonging, or II
. anvwise appeftaining.
- Dated this 9th day of February
A. p. 1922. ,a
Sheriff of Sheridan County, Mont
By LOWELL J. COLLINS. 8
Deputy Sheriff
ONsTAD & GREER,
Plentywood, Montana, :,
Attorneys for the Plaintiff. 41-e
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voc ;,noss;bIe. to save the building


was impossible to save the building
or what hay was in the hay-loft. A
small amount of insurance was car
RED. This is certainly a great loss
for Mrs. Gibson at this time OF the
year with her large herd Of Aberdeen
Angus cattle and her dairy cows 70
shelter. But the indon1itable. spirit
Of the pioneer woman showed itself
when she at once made preparations
to rebuild, because of course the loss
in cattle would be large if a blizzard
should come at this time.
Mrs. J. H. Series and niece Miss
Promo were in town THURSDAY.
Ivor Johnson made trip TO fien-
tvwood Thursday.
Ed. King was in Plentywood or
court business Friday.
L. King and brother James were
in town Saturday and stayed for the
dance.
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1 i a
NOTICE FOR RTDS

A manager will be needed at the
Acme Coal Mine, near Dagmar, Tor
year, beginning April II, 1877.
Bids for the job will be received not
later than March 18th. A miner Will
also be needed for the summer. Ad-
dress all communications to Nils Mad
sen, Sec, Dagmar, Montana. 4-t1
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WESLEY LOSES TO FORTUNA
lit IN CLEAN GAME

Fortuna won hard-fought game
from Westhv Il to 7 Wednesday al.
ternoon. The game was fast ana
interesting and very clearly fought
E. Hawbaker and D. Leninger were
the only ones to ring the baskets
from the field.
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BRITISH. TROOPS RESUME
EVACUATION OF IRELAND

Dublin. Feb. 28.-The evacuation OF
British troops was resumed Monday
I've hundred Of the first royal dra-
J ooons. embarked for England.
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Defendants.
The State of Montana Sends Greetings
to fha Above Named Defendants:

~ ~ fhe Above Named Defendants:
Won are hereby summoned to answer
the complaint in this ac1loh WIZ Ne
fled in the office f.ne e.er and o. se er
a copy thereof upon the, paain1ea.a ~ w.
| torneys within twenty days aa.er 't ns
service of this summons, ezeau - vo,,r r
| failure to appear or answer, JoasineLi.'
win be taken against you byy oeIaui..
! for the relief demanded IN the~ cohi-
The said action Is brought to Obtain
Judgment: /. Against the defendants.
! Frank Kujawa, sometimes knDWn a
/, Frank Kwjawa, wife of Frank huJa@e s-
sometimes known as Frank KWJawa, ror
amounts due payable and unpaid 20 tiae nc
plaintiff in accordance with the terms y.
the mortgage indebteanfess se dascribed:
$4,000 together with interest thereon
at the rate of ten per cent per ahn 1.,.ls
from December lst' asso; n TOT sh1 there
on at the rate of ten per cent per annunl
from December LIST, 1921: for the sum
Of $500. 90 together with interest there
on at the rate of six per cent per ann YIN
from December 1st. 1921. and for the
sum Of s277.50 together with lnteres.
thereon at the rate Of twelve per G ooa !.
together with reasonable attorneys iees
and the cost of this acton. ,, FOR
! And said action is further brough. Ior
the foreclosure of that certain H K eata
sometimes known as Frank kWsawda !,
and Gladys Kujawa,, wife OF E -rai.
Kujawa, sometimes known as Ialh
Kwiawa, as mort gagors. to Golo-Staoeeh
Company, a corporation. as mort gagee,
under date of January 1lth, lSls. WhiG n
said mortgage was duly recordeed az az
Book 1873 Of Mortgages on pages 4s4 -
of Sheridan County. Montana, or tne
| records of the County Clerk and RecoEus.
er of Sheridan County, Montana, ana
which said mortgage was duly SOLO, as.
| signed. transferred and delivered by az
assignment in writing to the p!alntli!
in this action, which SAID assiensrile 4. !
was duly recorded in the tn oitlee r OF ths
Montana, on the oath day OF Aarcn
4. D. 1919. at four O'Clock. p. NJ IN BOOB
IF Assignments of the records or sac
county in Book 168 on page oso; SAG as
fecting the following described premises
Southeast Quarter sea- Of Sector
Twelve t12), Township Tmrty-IpuT to4
North. Range Fifty1ssWW9 tSIS Section ton sew
en- %, Township Thirty-four t542 NoTIi
Range Fifty-three East of the Montana
Meridian. containing three hundred we
& ~ i320) acres, more or less, accor1ltIl
to the United States Government sur
vev thereof. together with all and sin
| eular the tenements. hereditaments, ap
nirtenances. easements, water rights
water bitches and water easements, an
All other rights belonging or IN anyWls
i appertaining thereto. -. Coo, IF sai
Court this Sth day of February, A. L
e 1922.
(SEALl ,rr,,oo>r r.,ar,,
BY H. NJ. JOHNSON Deputy
RR ATTEN & KETTER,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
| Sidney, Montana.
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MRS. MILLER GETS DIVORCE
Mrs. A. B. Miller secured a divorce
from, her husband, Mr.. Floyd Miller,
Saturday, February 18th, judo. .o-1-
er signing the decree. Miller did not
resist the divorce.
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FOR sALE~-White. svee, c-
scarifed. $500 per 100 S'''e' VI
w. G. ADAMS y
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NEWS ClASS|FIF1'
ADVERTISEMENTS

FOR sALE-Three fresh. -
cows. One Guernsey ons ! ! N
one Durham. Addrsasse lss!sss,
GREENER, Outlook. mas Ms fRiE
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FOR SALE OR RF,rr -
farm. 8 mi. n. E. of oS,.,' Z
dress MISS GRACE RT in9eStk
tywood, Mont. 0nN, p
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| The State of Montana to the ano
named Defendants:

The State of Montana TO the ABOVE
named Defendants: ~
You are hereby summoned 70 ans"ti
the complaint in this action when IS
filed in the office of the clerk OF this
court anw file your answer ard serve d
c COW thereof upon the PLAINTIFFS At
torney within twenty days aIter ele
service sof this summons. exclusive oI
the day of service, and In case o. yout
failure to appear or answer, uasine,,tlt
will be taken against you Dy deIault,
for the relief demanded in the compliant.
This ACTON is brought to OBTAIN
aecree of foreclosure from thus court
and q judgment according TO the 'eIli a
Of certain promissory notes ana 70 iofs,
| close the equity of redemption ana Claim
! IF the defendants and all persons cla1fil =
ing an interest in or lien upon Lots .
and q, and S1aNWA. SWA SECTION L
township "a North, Range 81 East East OF
| Ar. ?. M, all of which is more Iully see
| forth in the plaintiff complaint on me
| in this action, to which complain TEL
erence. is hereby made for a more partaae-
! ular. description as to the plalht1li
Witnenss my hand and the Seal OF
said court this 10Th day of December
/ 1sI7i c. B: PETERSON,
4SE15AAn,y EpRTIJ Clerk
| Billings, Montana, 80.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
fErrst implication February IT, 1929
last publication March 10, 1921
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ALIAS SIMMONS

In the District Court OF the IWsnIIelI
judicial District of the State Of Mon
tana, in and for the County OF sheri-
dan.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE
cattle: one registered ~ H., 'e
bull-;a good one and a s,,r nele'a
er. Cannot use him .s su'e aNst
HANS HARDERSES aa
Archer, Mont. oS 5
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LEGAL NOTICES
ALIAS SUMMONS

In the District Court of the IWen Mes,.
Judicial District of the state oI ni ~
tana. in and for the County Oh ohefi.
dan.
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Plaintiff,
H. B. SMITH

JAMES M. CHANCE and STELLA l.
CHANCE, husband and wlIes LEE .ar
noration. STATE BANK of PLEN-
TYWOOD, corporation, and w; a,
YOUNG, Ae1e'lN0-,N'
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| He
I'LL
W AAAsAAS & - Phone Y
D.nndWlE -
s ;;= Stores Accep -
~''.' Canadian M 6ants1s
East Broadway

Seattle, Feb, -. accept C e,
more more than two years retail re- i
ed MONDAY .3 s95y.+ tie chsn lss, 7
meree, The ..s astlon Of .inptog : /
the tn stimulate in65i.5 tro din c 3ssD
enc e. 4 A. sosi3.5 ~ 51 : 4 e
cine Lake Ss;.o g,sBf u up Il. The tirso
| furniture jlc of Dr. CIV
cine Lake.
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EJLANDER & CO., a corporation. -,
T. . A1@>1' Plaintin,
IOHN B. MADDEN. LITTLE MAD
DEN. his wife. CITIZENS STATE
BANK OF ANTELOPE, Montana, a
CORPORATION, FIR IS T NATIONAL
BANK OF RESERVE Montana,
corporation, RICHARD GRAfSON,
and JOHN GRAYSON, co-partnefs.
trading and doing business under the
firm name and style of Grayson
Brothers, and c. A. FROST,
To be sold at Sheriff Sale on the 18th
dav of Iaarch, A. D. 1922. at the houT
Of 2 o'clock F. NJ. of said day, at the
front door of the court house, IN the
Town of Plentywood. Sheridan county
Montana, the following described pro
perry, to-wit:
(2), in Township Thlrty-taree t55J
North, Range Fifty-six $3.50 East OF the
Montana Meridian, in Sheridan county
Montana. together with the heredlta
1nents and appurtenanees fbefeunto pc
| longing or in anyWise appertalnlng.
Dated this 8th day Of February, 4
y l'7-' OSCAR j. COLLINS. Sheriff.
BY RODNEY SALISBURY.
Under Sheriff
! " brentwood Montana,
| for plaintiff AID
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FRANK KuJAwA. sometimes known
as FRANK Kwjawa. GLADYS ~
AVN. wife Of Frank Ku5awa- some
tinees known as Frank KwjaWa,
GoLD-sTABEK COMPANY; E cor
poration. COUNTY OF SHERIDAN,
State Of Montana, political sub
division of the State OF Mon.a at
and body polite and corpoianI!e1,
sHERIDAN COUNTY STATE BANK
sF PLENTYWOOD. banking cor Or
poration, and N. L. NELSON and
OSCAR GULLICKSON: receivers Oh
Sheridan County State Bank Of Pen
.wwand Montana. and SHERIDAN
county LAND COMPANY, a cor
poration. eaots
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crrErrF,g SALE

Tn the District Court Of the Twentieth
judicial District of the State Of Mon
tana, in and for the County OF sherl-
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THE FARMERS AND MEC Is1A5 ~
IT'S banking corporation,
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s. q. IACL,
brentwood, Montana,
Attorney for Plaintiff. -
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HAVE YOUR HIDD
TANNED
. z AN 4

Garments made a l5s iron Than fRan Y
S st. !. hi fs4 oaa 5s ssa .? q,
our our new ne catalogue. i f. 'P max ]
sell hides we are om o. q better q
them and assure y you We
than YOU get else%Ifh,;sjj ps and .
horse hides and cattle tile nle ETC. #s
Them into robes, eoats, [ esn sac 3
all kinds Of leather anu ,,o or hii1l@ J
bis big mon money BY ta2ning n y snT o
direct to TIE user.
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ALIAS SUMMONS

IN the District Court of the TWEEN
tieth Judicial District of the State 81
Montana, In and For the County 81
STATE BANK OF BRENTWOOD
a corporation, Plaintiff
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THE FAMILY ALBUM

tax everything Uncle said that if you wanted drink
something es you had to step off the wharf onto United
States Shipping Board boat He said that it didn't make
any difference whether he stepped off the wharf to get
drink he drank first and stepped off the wharf
afterward
Uncle claims the school children aren't getting their his
tory right in nowadays schools 1t doesn't make EN- pa
troc They take their history like ice sodas when
used be all sulphur and moasses He said look at John
d. Rockefeller He's great phisnhropst ain heH He
gives away money TO little babies What does that D.
stand fort 1t stands for Dime. Yessr Uncle would say
John Dime Rockefeller He gives many Of them away
think he must be trying to make 'em popular.
History is changing. Uncle said great when
the North fought the South, but wait until the East fights
the West Never thought about that did youi With Cali
fornia boasng about its climate and Florida claiming the
biggest grapefruit there is bound be hostility break out
into totally unexpected places
Ohio great State for hog raising although they have
stopped that and going in for Presidents because the
people feed the Presidents and lot of money
So you that is coming between the East and
West because St. Looey the New York Giants and
Long Island is trying to outshoot Hollywood and compe
tion is what makes trouble.
There is lot in what Uncle says because he has very
investigating and speaks without thinking
fully about his alibi. He wanted know what the
matter with Siam They the only nation that hasn't
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established diplomatic relations with Germany, although the
only thing that Siam famous for twins and white
elephants and both Of them about annoying
anything he could think Of
He would talk history until Aunt Ella would complain
the authorities and Uncle would get up soap box and
say he against the Government ownership mustard
plasers because what has his chest his
property. "|.
Aune would say we re a vacation at lake Hopa
cong and let's hire boat off Will Morrisey and 60 to
the Lstzes Uncle would brighten up then apd ask
Morrsey what he wanted for Morrisey would tell
him about two dollars for about hour.
Uncle would boiler what in the Of something this
about stuff About thisf And about what Do You figure
that ten cents is about two dollars
Morrsey would say all right about dollars
and ten seconds is about an hour.
Uncle would get mad and say that he hated these about
guys and he didn like em about Morrsey would tell him
that if he didn't like it he could lump it. So Uncle would
ask a lump of what and Morrisey would say q lump of
cheese. Then Uncle would tell him something sudden
quick and ask him what he charged for drowning by the
hour. Morrisey would say about dollars and Uncle
would tell him to take three hours worth and charge
him.
One word would lead to another, because I
people who went vacation that enjoyed themselves be-
most folks travel they criticize other folks
cooking and table They get all starched up for
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BY DAMON RUNYON

well known that nobody the whole world drink much
of Pete Pnto home-m liquor and stay the he
born.
Well the guests naturally take hitting the lemonade up
some what with it being hot night and Of them
know it spiked they hit than somewhat In fact
the lemonade gets very strong play indeed after the first
few drinks and pretty everybody talking freely
Then the next thing anybody knows someone says
thing else, and takes swing
and before you Jack Robinson of the
prominent citizens of old home town whacking
at each other!
Grandmaw Mugg out and finds what is doing
she everybody off the place. including my Grandpap
Mugg OF course my Grandpap Mugg has to do
with it than you do, but the last of him he going
down the street armn with Pete Pinto and they
singing something terrible my Grandpap Mugg
for plenty of blame.
As for the rest of the members of the Law Order
League several days before they all get home
of them know where they have been time and the
upho of the whole business is that there much ndgna
on against Pete Pinto among the best families of old
home
copynshL l9ls b
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BY GEORGE AIDE

pensive Specialist. he went in for
Golf.
After he had learned to Follow
Through and keep within 100
yards of the Fairway, he hap
pened to get mixed up in a Two
some one day with walking
Rameses who had graduated from
the Stock Exchange soon after
the panic Of 's3. This doddering
Shell Of Humanity looked as II
a High Wind would blow him into
the Crick. When he swung at the
Pill. you expected to hear Some.
thing Snap.
He never caught up with Colo
mel Bogey, but he had enough
Class TO trim our Hero and col.
lect Balls.
Ambition rode home with the
unhappy Loser in the $4,000
Limousine.
Buck up. o;d Top" said the
faithful Promoter. "Fasten your
Eye on the Ball and don't try
to Force. He is sure to blow
up sooner or later"
He never had been strong
enough TO stand off Ambition.
So next Day he took on Old
sure-Thins again and got in the
same Place.
A plain AmeAcan Business Man
with a York State Ancestory had
a fat Chance against this Gale.
donian frarne-up,
But that same persistent Ambi-
ton kept sending him back to the
Ring to take another TrouncIng.
One day he failed to show up
at the Club House. The Trained
Nurse, who famed him during
the final Hours never suspected.
But the Cady.Master knew that
no had died OF a Broken Heart.
MORAL: Those who travel the
hardest are not always the first
to arrive.
Copyright i,sa, by Bell Syndicate. inc.
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High Time that you planned a
Noble Career, following a Straight
Course from which there shall be
no Deviation.
The Pirate is a. mere swaRger-
ing Bravo and almost Unscrupu-
lous at times. Why not be q great
Military Commander? You will
march UP Pennsylvania avenue a:
the head Of the whole Army, and
the President will present you with
jeweled Sword on behalf Of .
Grateful Nation"
You are right" said the Strip
ling. His eyes were like Saucers.
and his Nostrils quivered. IT will
be Commander-in Chief"
Consequently, when he was In
his twenty-first year. he was sit.
ting at a high Desk in an offic.
watching the Birds on a telegraph
Wire.
He became dimly conscious that
Ambition was squatted on the Stool
next to him.
Up to this time we have been
Dead wrong said the Period.
cal Visitor. There is only one
Prize worth winning. and that 10
the love Of the Niftiest Nectarine
that ever came down q Crystal
Stairway from the Celestial Re-
sfons to grace this dreary World
with her Magic Presence.
why not annex her by, Legal
Routine and settle down In q neat
Cottage purchased from the Build
ing and Loan Association? You
could raise your own Vegetables.
Go to it"
Four years elapse. Our Hero
now has everything. The jerry
built home of the Early Bungalow
Period stands up bravely under the
Mortgage. Little Dorothy is sus-
pended in a Jump Chair on the
Veranda facing Myrtle Avenue.
along which the Green Cars run
direct 70 City Hall Square. Friend
Husband 10 wedding the Azaleas