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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-09

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NoN- REsIpENT NoTICE.

Jan. 81 Dec. IA.
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FOR RESULTS list your property wilh
me Bargains in all parts ~ the city.
MaKwan c11l Parf-anl 81
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IS set in style number five. When
you order your ADS, have them set
in this sty le The slight additional
cost Is offset BY the great increase
in results order your ADS set In
STYLE No. 3
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PROBATE CAUSE so 5571.

Dec. 2ist. Jan. :.
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N0,i- RESTDENT NOTICE.

n. - Kenneth.
Attorney for Plaintiff
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

Dec. 81. Jan. IA.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

mo: located Mass. ave. ne Money
REALTY co. 7s6 18th NV. Main 1899.
EXCHANGE HOME IN VIRGINIA FOR A
home In the city. WALTER SPACL's
TIRE CO.. 1913 18th ST NV. 800
Exchange equity OF S40. OOO in new suburban
house for large apartment or bus. prop.
Mahorncy & Sullivan, 1877 Eye ct. NV.
Home. BALTIC. Pike. near Reltsyille. Nd; 5
acres: no debt: S.. 600. Want bus. prop.
apt. etc Mahorney & Sullivan. 1922 Eve st
Mod. rm. dwelg.. mr. Let W nw--Price,
$500 for house with space for auto
trucks. Mahorney & SULTAN. 1927 Eve ct.
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PERSONAL.

woRKINGMEN. STILL THERE Is SOME
thing about our way that holds the trade
Of the hustlers: must BE- our one price way
and giving true value that cannot BE- had
anywhere See us for new pants. 81. were
s. and Sc. Ladies' coats. Sl.J0 were s.
and Sc Ladies' store. GIG n.
JTSTU'S OLD STAND, 6ia n. 465
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SPECIAL NOTICES

ATTENTION OF PLUMBERS or LOCAL
No. =. V. Affecting Of Wed Feb. -,
postponed until LIST meeting in Msrrh. on
account Of legal holiday. VA. r. HUNTER,
Secretary.
F.10 81 aaSt
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REBUILT LATE HARLEY DAVIDSON
sold on easy terms. WASHINGTON MO
ToRCYCEES EXCHANGE. southeast cor. Of
9Th and G st. NV. l5
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

FIRST TRUST LOANS MADE ON M
proved d. c. real estate, or for building
prevailing rate Of interest, and commission
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. 14o7 ". Y. ave.
Main 1856.
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Wanted.
Motorcycles and Bicycles.

CASH FOR YOUR CAR. Mr.. sLATTERT
638 q st. NV. Franklin 53oS. 153
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'oJiCK AtIr5> WAT ENERGETIC
II saicsInan VIII" IS well acquainted In wash
fnxton and vicinity. Must be capable Of in
krreasing an already established business for
= hundred thousand dollar-corporation selling
s1nusuaI values In mems high grade merchant
kaiIoring ut ouiy two prices-s3s.0O ara s45
l-dirset TO vearer. Our Washington repre-
|.entattxe recently moved, lesVinE vacancy.
liberal compensation TO right man. Give
|preyfeus experience and references first
tistter address PREMIER. TAILORING
Ci:.riHnat.. Gfi,
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Investment Property.

INVESTMENTS
SsOOo-a APT. BLDG. or : RMS. AMI
|. hath each: near Sth & II SITS. ne: rented
at SIS a month: tenants furnish heat.
DAVID L. BARRY.
Main 1901 1897 n ST NV.
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NEAR DELAWARE AVE. a cASAL ST.
w-Atout 90. 900 SQUARE Ntt. at 20 cent?
per foat. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. 1907 ".
90 Nr'- rtss
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DELICATEsSEN AND LTNCH. 18Th sr.
locstiOn: store and ! room: q big srUr'
cSition: rent. Sis: price, 5000. T. Y.
CAREY 6lT st NV
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CITY PROPERTY.

FOR QUICK SALE AND GOOD SERVICE:
list your property with LOUIS T. SHOE
MAKER. laN7 y. Y. svs- Main 1885 o..
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GARAGES.

GARAGE. Mr.. HOUSE OFFICE BUILDING
-Two-stoty BIRCH: holds four csrs; prics.
$50. wIfDNAN . CO.. 9th and b sth
FrHrkiip 64os tu
CONN AVE Nw.-I6 I-story EsrsgeE:
rented. $50 mo. Price. $4,000. MONEY
REALTY co. T26 18th ST. nv. Main 393a-
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WINDOW SHADES.

Best quality Of Good quality opaque
opaque hung htted to your
free ..........t 1.25 window ...-... .e5e
We call with samples. Ph. Line. SD.
KLEEBLATT'S 1 aTs HSp a
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wRECKING AND BUILDING.

4. R. THOMPSON. WRECKS AND BUILDS.
l337 Of. se. Lincoln e4N. 1S4s
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DElICATESSEN. l4TH ST: STORE.
large room and cellar; rent with 3-yesf
lease; price. $4,000. P. y. CARLEY. Gil
Z st. NV.
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DELICATESSES AND Lunch. down
town: rental with lease, $40; price. 81.
100. +. v. CARLEY. 81 r 81. nv.
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FINANCIAL.
FOR RENT-OFFICE SPACE.

1907 II st. NV.
Two large rooms; suitable for Doctor; real
estate or printer: rent only SsS per month.
18th ST. Mr.. x ST.-DESIRABLE or.
ncet in modern Office building; ts5 TO So
ner month. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. 1901
y. Y. ave nv. Main ll6e. l5s
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DEl.ICATESSEN AND FRU ITsTAN
GaorTetown: store and rooms: r~nt. So:
price. SLIGO. r. v. CARLEY. GIL 81. nv
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DON'T BUY AN AUTOMOBILE OR TRUCK
without Securing Our
CERTIFICATE OF TITLE,
AUTO TITLE CO.. 72s 18th Of, nv.
Phone Main 67p4 or B45s. %
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DELICATESSEN AND BAKERY: NEAR
18TH 81 NV; apartments shove; steam
heat and eler lights: --csr garage: rrnI,
500: price, $500. r. y. CARLEY. 6lI
y st NV.
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DELICATESSEN. UPTOWN: A GOnD
business stand: rent. SIS; price. ss.enO.
r. v. CARI.EY. 6l7 r 81. NV.
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ITALIAN MODEL ACCoRDIAN: GERMAN
m,ke : bas.es: fancy front: price. $50.
k0BSsON's, 1905 q Of. NJ
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CLEANING. DYEING AND SHOE SHINING
Darlor. l4th st locstion: all equipments
for business: price, $50. r. Y. CARLEY,
6I7 y ST NV
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TENPLAR ROADSTER. 1920; Al coNDI
PLAR MOTOR CO.. 1901 18th 1t. NV.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-05

Monday at The Liberty. The Queen
of Shoba ..
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-05

Monday at The Liberty. The Queen
OF Sheba. ..
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NOTICE FOR PUBLIcATION-IsO-
LATED TRACT
tpubiishcrD
Public Land Sale
Department of The Interior.

VI
L. 5. Land office at Lakeview, Ore.
July ~, ls22.
NOTICE Is hereby given that. as
directed by the Commissioner OF the
General Land office. under provi-
sions OF Sec. 2i55. X. s.. pursuant
20 the application OF Lester c. wish
ard. Serial No. 0il529, we will Of
Ter at public sale. TO the highest
bidder. but at not less than $500
per acre. ut 1900 O'Clock a. NJ.
on the 5th day OF September. next. at
this office. the following tract OF
land: SEA SWi4. See. .. r. 40 s.
II. lS r.. W. NJ. containing 30
acres,l
The sale will not be kept open.
but VIII be declared closed when
those present at the hour named
have ceased biddign. The person
making the highest bid VIII be rc-
quired TO Immediately pay - the Re-
cciver the amount thereof.
ANY persons claiming adversely the
ahove-described land are advised to
file their claims. or objections, on or
before the time designated for sale.
+. i. Light, Register.
j - 90 29-A5 l2 10
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Ed v. Price Tailoring Co,-Fall
line OF suits and overcoats ready for
your sclection-made 20 your meas
ure X. X, X, Store, Sd
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ECONOMIC ~.

TIE progress Of an inexperienced
automobile owner was usually
marked with casualties.
when he remarked to his chauf-
fcur that be hated more than any
hing to run over baby. John re-
pliod. sympathotically: Yes. sir.
'hcm feeding bootlcs do play havoc
with the tires"
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Monday ut The Liberty, Tho Queen
NJ Shulu. :.
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NOTICE or BOND REDEMPTION

Notice IL hereby given that funds
are now available In the hands OF
the city Treasurer for the rcdemp-
tion OF bonds numbered /. Series Y,
si26,2a; Bond No. I. Series Y, $3i0.-
40. and Bond No, |, Series u. S2Si.Ol
Series I. Bond No. |, S303.22, and
that SANG will be redeemed by the
City Treasurer at her office In the
First National Bank of klamath
Falls. Oregon. On or after the LIST
day of Sept, lF22. and that interest
on said bonds will cease on that date.
IDA II. MOMNER.
\ 5,l2.l9,?6 City Treasurer.
Monday at The Liberty. The Queen
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NOTIrI oi uOND REDEMPTION

NuNiro ID nurrby given that funds
ur" nov available IN the hands of
the Ciu Tuu.urur Tor the r"domp.
ton "I bonds numbered ~. ~, u,
und r., SHr'.l Is. and that ih" hanu
viii 10, redeemed by the Ci,y Treas
urur ut hrr office lu the First Na,Ion-
ll lWuN or ihmDth Falls. oregon,
uu ur U.fur tho iHl day ~ Sept 1893.
ana tHHl Interest un said bu,dg VIII
,uiBu uu ihUt dnto.
MA H MOMYER
4 I,l2,ll,.s C,ty Treasurer.
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.usmp. KLAMATH POST No. s.
;&xVSS, American Legion meets
Hl1G IN the basement OF the
~AR new courthouse on Main
u" Street on the first and
third Tuesdays OF each month.
Ex-service men are invited to st
tend the meetings.
DR. Fred Westerfeid. Commander,
II. E. Getz. Post Adjutant aud Re
lief and Employment committees.
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NoTICE OF noND REDEMPTION

are now available In III" hands Of
the city Treasurer for the redcmp-
tipn of bonds numbered : and g. Ser
i.s l.. aud that same viii be- redeem
"a by the city Treasurer at her Of
flee IN the First National Rank OF
klamath Falls. oregon, on or after
the lst day of October, 1929. and
that interest ON said bonds will cease
on that date.
IDA u. MOMYER.
\ 5.le,i9.26 city Treasurer.
Monday ut The Liberty. The Queen
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NOTICE OF nOND REDEMPTION

Notice ~ hereby given that funds
are now available IN the hands Of
the CITY Treasurer for the rcdcmp.
ton Of all bonds OF Series n these
bonds being numbered ~ follows 10,
II, iS o. 90, 81. 30, 20. all prev.
ous bonds of Ills HrricH having been
called prior 10 this date, These bonds
VIII be redeemed by the Ciiy TronR,
uror nt hur offlcr In Klamath Falls.
oregon, on the iu day of October.
lDG2, aud ull mtorcut VIII cease on
RnInu ut that date
lDA n. MOMYER,
4 h,l2iN.2B Cliy Treasurer.
Whore ia uycryhody POlng Monday
uycung' 40
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CITY TREASURER
IS UNDER ARREST

Watford City, N. D., Feb. 60. L..
Cassidy, treasurer of Watford City,
was bound over to district court Sat-
urday on a charge of embezzleing
$1,000 of the village funds. The char
ges are understood to cover period
of about two years.
Cassidy, who has been for many
wears, cashier of the Mckenzie coun-
tv bank which was closed last sum-
mer, waived a preliminary hearing.
He is expected to furnish the required
$500 bond today.
A hearing will be held February
II after an order is filed by Gov.
Nestos removing Cassidy from his Of
flee. The States Attorney has filed
the formal claim against the state
bonding department for the payment
of a bond of $4,000.
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PROCLAMATION
The National Week Of Song

The National Week Of Song
Whereas, campaign has been in
augurated all over our country in the
interest of Community Singing for
the purpose of developing and awak-
ening a National and Patriotic Spirit
by the singing of our National and
Patriotic Songs, and
Whereas, the week of Washington's
birthday has been designated as the
National Week of Song week
when the Nation will unite as NIGH
ty chorus to sing the songs it loves:
Now therefore, l. R. A. Nestos
Governor of the State of North Dako-
ia, deem it especially appropriate at
this time to set apart the week OF
February 18th to the 25th, inclusive
as
The National Week of Song
and do hereby urge all schools
churches, choral societies, community
centers, women's clubs, mems clubs
and all kindred organizations in oul
state to join earnestly in the singing
of such songs as will express our joy
awaken a love for God and Country
stimulate a true spirit Of devotion anc
loyalty, and develop within US thai
| spirit of brotherhood which will make
US a better people and Greater Ma
ton.
Done at the Capitol at Bismarck
! this thirty-first day Of January, A
D. 1922.
R. A. NESTOS,
Governor.
By the Governor.
THOMAS HALL,
Secretary of State.
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brings the concert closer to finished
production. The program has been
selected with care and will be made
up of solos by the different solo ar
lists, duets and standard selections
from the old masters. A cornet solo
by Mr.. Wright, baritone solo by
Ross Wills, a cornet duet by James
Murdoch and Harry Jacobson, and a
clarinet duet by Howard Clark and
Linn Anderson will be among the eve
nings attractions.
This concert is given because Of
the depleted treasury of the organi-
cation and the management makes an
especial appeal to our citizens at this
time. The Times-Record joins in
urging rousing benefit.
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THE SOUTHLAND CANYON

l love this mountain canyon, in thi
balmy southern cline,
Where the flowers bloom in glory il
endless summer time;
Where l smell the wildwood blossom!
which scent the morning air,
And hear the mellow music of sons
birds everywhere.
Where the butterflies are fitting
with many-colored wings,
AS they circle in the sunlight in iri
descent rings;
Where the busy bees are humming
in search of honey dew;
Which sparkles on the lilies like jew
els bright and new.
And my heart is light and joyful and
the world seems sweet to me
AS l drink the charms Of heaven be-
meath some shady tree.
And / loiter in the GOODNESS where
the spangled shadows fall,
AS listen to the echoes of the laugh
ing waters call.
love the southland canyon where
the fragrant zephyrs blow,
And the wild ferns bank the alders
and the crystal waters flow;
Where the silver beams are dancing
on the ripple Of the stream,
And all is sweet and charming and
the place a perfect dream.
How fondly L remember canyon
which l know,
Where l strolled in love-light SUM-
shine in the days of long ago.
And I love that sylvan shelter with
it's opalescent springs,
Not only for it's beauty, but the men,
Dry it brings.
You may praise the dreamy desert,
with the sea of silvered sand.
You may like the mighty ocean, with
it's breakers on the strand,
You may love the somber forest, of
cedar, spruce and pine,
But for paradise and Eden, the can
yon, sir, is mine.
EDWARD WINTERER.
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for St. Paul in a machine with his se
rotary, H. A. Merrick and wife. The!
have been here with him during al
his three months Incarceration.
Wife Is In St. Paul
Townley's wife, who has been il
Salt Lake City for several months, il
now awaiting him at the Sherman no.
tel in St. Paul. Townley will go i'm
mediately to her.
The League chief is tired of hote
life, having been on the jump for sex
eral years. He plans first to build a
cozy little home in one of the Twin
Cities and devote much of his time to
his home. He has been enriched by
several hundred dollars during his
stay in Jail, thru collections taken up
by women sympathizers of the Lea
que in North Dakota and Minnesota
Townley has gained 80 pounds dur
ing his three months in Jail; has re-
covered from nervous indigestion and
physical exhaustion and is an entirely
different man. He has exercised daily
in the Jail corridor, walking for hours
around the Jail cell block and taking
up calisthenics.
Was Model Prisoner
Sheriff o. C. Lee declares Townley
has been a model prisoner. He has
complained not at all, and has made
few requests. Most of the time Town
lev has been alone in the Jail. He has
been permitted to visit dental Of
flee across the street from the jail
several times during the last month
to have several decayed teeth cared
for. He went unaccompanied and al
ways hurried back to his cell as soon
as the sitting was over.
With his release Monday the Jail
will be empty. Joseph Gilbert, who
has been serving a Jail sentence at
Red Wing for sedition, will be brought
here about February 7. He will serve
90 days, the same as Townley, hav-
ing been convicted of the same charge
Gilbert was a former organizer for
the League. He has been serving a
year term at Red Wing.
LANCER Makes Call
Townley has had few visitors. Not
long ago, it was learned, William Ian
ger, former attorney general OF North
Dakota, and bitter political enemy
of Townley, called at the jail. He told
Sheriff Lee he was Senator Jorgen-
son of Idaho. The sheriff admitted
him. TownIey laughed heartily when
he saw the senator. Sheriff Lee sus-
picious, investigated and learned that
the caller was LANCER.
Next morning when LANCER called
again, the sheriff reprimanded him.
He asked why LANCER sought to con-
ceal his identity.
81 didn't want anyone to know was
calling on Townley," replied LANCER.
The two had a long conference be-
fore LANCER left town.
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T0WNLEY THRU
WITH RADICALS
League Head Denounces Socialism,
LANCER Visits Him in Jackson
Jail for Long Conference

,(This article appeared in last Sun
days St. Paul Daily News.)
Jackson, Mimi, Jan. 28-Arthur C.
Townley is thru with socialism.
He also is thru with a number of
radicals who are said to 'infest" the
National Nonpartisan League, Of
which he is president.
Townley is ending 9Oday Jail term
for violation Of the espionage act in
disparaging enlistments during the
war. He will be released Monday from
jail here.
Townley's freedom will not be for
long. Arrangements have been made
for him to go to North Dakota within
few days to give bond on warrant
charging him with completely in a
$4,000 embezzlement from the Scandi-
navian-American bank, charged to j.
j. Hastings, who escaped to Canada.
He blamed political enemies for the
charge and said he planned to go to
North Dakota anyway.
Created Hard Feeling
Socialism, he believes, was the par
asite that created all the hard feel
ings against the League during the
war. The League, he says, was un-
able to shake off the tentacles Of So
cialism.
Admitting that he was once dyed
in-the-wool socialist himself, he de.
clared he is cured of the disease and
will have nothing further to do with
this element.
| Ninety days in Jail here for violat.
ing the state sedition laws have Civ,
en- Townley much time for reflection
He is coming out Of incarceration with
some new ideals for the League.
There have been rumors that Town.
ley would resign as president of the
League. This may come to pass. HI
already has indicated to the United
Press that he will PROFOUND new
program for the League at North Da
kota and Minnesota state conventions
If it is not accepted, he may offer his
resignation.
Would Abandon Policy
His program calls for abandonment
of the policy of the Leaguers seeking
political office. He hopes that tn
League will indorse candidates of pc
litical parties for offices, rather tina,
place League members in nomination
Except in South Dakota where tn
League has standing as politica
party, this can be done.
He plans that the League shall hav'
no. candidates for offices in either Nil
nesota or North Dakota this year, i
is said. The League organization
would be kept intact and enthusiasm
. for League principles developed
The League thus would exert pow
erful political influence, he believes
without actually going to the polls.
Upon his release early Monda
Townley has planned to leave at one
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1922-02-09
MUNIClPALBAN
TO GIVE CONCERT
Prof. Wright and Other Members
Hard at Work Preparing Splen-
did Program

The Valley City Municipal Band
will entertain our good people in con-
cert at the State College Auditorium,
Tuesday evening, February Fl. Re-
hearsals are now being held and the
program to be offered will be one of
the most pleasing musical events of
the season. The boys, under the lead
ership and direction of Prof. Wright,
are hard at work and each rehearsal
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1922-02-09
THE Way OF THE TRANS
GRESSOR

Though the wicked may flourish for
a time like a green bay tree, we find
evidence quite often in support OF
the statement that the way of the
trans eressor is hard. Sometime the
dav of reckoning seems to approach
slowly, and some are apt to grow i'm
patient while waiting for its arrival.
Nevertheless the end comes, and US
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1922-02-09
''''i EDlf0RiAi


One good result of transferring the
much-mooted GUNNER case from Far
go to Valley City is the notable bright
ening up of the Valley City Times
Record. That paper is publishing the
proceedings of the trial in full and
in very readable form, and for the
time being the Daily Times-Record
looks quite good enough for city OF
fifty thousand people.-Lisbon Free
Press.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1922-02-09

The Blizzard meeting of last Mon
day was short because the staff had
it's picture taken for the Annual. One
of the things decided was that the
calendar year should be the basis for
individual pictures for the Blizzard,
that is, all persons who graduate in
1922 will have their pictures included
in this years Annual
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1922-02-09

whether he had many changes in his
faculty he said that he usually had
very few, but that last year there was
a remarkable turnover,-that he had
five places to fill in his faculty Of
some thirty-five teachers!
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1922-02-09
WEEKLY WANTS

WANTED-To hear from owner of
good Farm for sale. State cash
price, full particulars. D. F.. Bush,
Minneapolis, MINI. Seized