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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-17
1922 Record of
Pedestrians Hit
bv Automobiles

IO-struek Sunday at Spokane
IL st and Riverside ave. an un-
known woman picked herself from
the street where she had fallen. and
ran. She was struck by 7. NJ. Nc.
1ntyro OF the county assessors office.
AC-Petor Johnson. II. 2752 Main
I'D ST.. died soon after he was
struck at 23rd ave. and Jackson st,
Saturday night by Nick Paoleila.
COL Jackson 1t.
A Marion Turner. 6. IL e. Lynn
f~f st. suffered bruises when she
ran into the street at Lynn st and
Eastlake ave. Saturday, and was
struck down by n car driven by T..
Larsen. 5i7-A card ave-
AE-R. W. Huddie. <15 Melrosc
fOave N. told the police his car
had struck an unknown man at Dex.
ter ave. and Aloha ri. Saturday. The
man was apparently unhurt
ACC. @. Zokelt. 1855 10th ave.
~ was attended at the city hospl.
tai Saturday. after chr driven by
s. NJ. Anderson had struck him at
Dexter ave. and Aloha st
AFR. II. Lieurancc. driver OF an
II auto, said he had struck an UNI
known man at Third ave. and Union
1T. Monday night. The man was not
hurt.
Ho--John Mcdonald, Europe no
10 tel. was crossing Bell st. at
First ave. In Monday nights snow.
storm with his head covered. He
was struck down by II. J. zimmerman.
1884 Goth ave. but not seriously
hurt.
AO-George Dalgrcn, 4o34 Goth
II y ave. was struck at N. 4ist st
and Wallingford ave. Monday by w.
l.. Noting. 4i12 Sunnyside ave. dur
ing n snow furry. Dalgren said his
arm was slightly injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-17
4-Power Pact
Proves Itself
Down on Farm
Dy MARGARET a. BUTCHER

By MARGARET A. BUTCHER
do animals respond 10 the
Golden Ruler VIII q four power
pact work in n baruyarig WIN
"the toughest tomcai In seven
counties" respect the neutrality
OF u lsipless kittens
I'll say they VIII Just
listen.
stepping on, on the back porch
% his little farm house over IN
sunnyuide. our host raised his hands
to his mouth and called out In a
wheedlinE voice that would have
aoftrn~f the features OF a brasz
monkey:
Here. Boss. Beas, Come. Besa."
'"rhc family cat propheSlcd my
companion.
"a cow I rugErutsd
But IT WAS
NEITHER
Fooled sFnin' From somewhere
IN tho orchard. rrovcling his rnoui
along the ground and amhiing m
unEainiy fashion. came fat. black
pig-an honost.to gosh. curly tailed.
isaiherskinned. rnud-wailopinw piEi
Come on over and see me. Bcan.-
cur host cajoicd-
"GrumpowoE." replied the docilc
porker approximately. edKing nearer
tn. porch.
We're convinced already we
Acknowledge humbly. but bring
on tho rvrnt OF the show"
And forthwith u WINS brought.
Their. was q blonde eyed COW namei
Gertrude who nodded her head In
a comprrhcnding manner when
spoken TO. and powerful. piesald
mar called Tim. who began poking
his nose f~arieNsly into his mas.
ter's pockets. presumably on n
aunrt fer HuFsr Jumps.
Following thr.. came a coclSy
rooster by the name Of simon. strut.
ting ahead OF three obliRing looking
hens. sally. Emily and sue. rcrpcc.
lively. all IA response to n vocal
summons from our host
How do you do itT'' we asked.
thoroiy ehAstencd.
Just by applying tho Golden
Rule" he replied simply.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-17
New Sorority Is
to Be Installed

Kappa Delta sorority will be in
stalled Mt the University OF Wash.
ington February 10 and II. accord
ing TO word received by Chi Delta
Phi. local sorority. which is 10 be-
come Sigma Iota chapter OF the ma.
tiopal organization.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-17
Prominent Woman
Golfer Passes Away

OMAHA. Neb.. Jan. i7--Mrs. II.
II. Sprague, nationally known woman
golfer. died here today OF pneumonia.
Mrs. Sprague won the trans. Miss
issippi woman's title In 1905.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-17
CHARLES v. E. DOVE viii sp,a,

on ''Thc Green Lake Drainage Prof
ect" at meeting OF the wallingford
Commercial cluS. at Lincoln high
school, annex four, Wednesday at
7:3Q y. ID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-17

A new British African railroad win
run up 20 a height OF 5000 feet above
sea level.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-17
A Year Ago Today

This day last year Is pedes-
trians were injured by autos.
bringing the total for the year 10
G..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-17
ACREAGE

Of ACRES LoGGED.ofF LIND
vrry easy clearing large part can
easily be cultivated this cnmins
sgringi deep Hon that viii not
war out; good as ShnEu flats
ilrs Ia Skaglt valley. on north gidc
Of river, 90 feet or moro above
hush water viii not overflow nor
cave Ia during flood. good running
water, sufficient for all farm and
household purpoata. Irrigation
powrrt etc; cedar Tor posts. good
school. good community. near
county road. ! mite east ana y 3
mils north OF station " IL
ratchin, hirdayiew, wash,
NrERESrEn ~ tRRtGATE u
lnndaf call or see Mr. Reid be-
tween and 10, room tae New
Arctic Hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-17

BoLDrs COFFEE NOW FIvl.
CENTs.--Advcrtise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-17
FARM LANDS

90 ACRES WITH HOUSE, CLOSE
20 Isis Lake. $500. tto0 cash. Lots
~ work here
H. q pETERS asa THIRD Ave.
STA FARMS t'oR RENT
L ACRES. FuRNisltED HOUSE toR
rent miles outside city limits.
Write J. Tracy. IL " y. ). iio2
stAsA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-17
The Largest Audience in
the Northwest
Reads The Stars
Want Ads
Phone Main O6O0

FEMALE fttif WANTED
pU CAN EARN $50 TO SIS A
week. and our students are always
wanted. We make absolutely no
harEe for tuition Girls between
and rs Gully. ARMY personally.
THE RuTIfR SCHOOL. or
ftAfRNEr MESSING
Ffeor Piper 4 TAFT hide. ftof 20
NNTEfl- SCHOOL GiRt. ABOUT
~ years cid. as school companion
Xpf xtrf same age. VIII give room
Ind board free. Apply 1919 Eighth
lave
HoCSEKEnpER. GOOD
home; light work; s. per week.
Mrs. G. nocde. Orcas Wash.
/ AGTIM PIANO pLAyIN0
taught. 500 Pine 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-17
a. tun NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Reduced prices on Plate Ciaga wind
shtcida put IA your car while you
wait
See us for doors and windows for
any kind ~ building.
q, II WILLIAMS COMPANY
Established 1889
STAR sIftNCtEs
t2.Ne Per NJ. Delivered
Direct from mill.
See samples a. West Seattle Ferry
Landing.
West nsst. ? 20 s o'clock.
ssoa-~rER ToN-ss.oo
LARGE, Clean Lump Coal
Light In Ash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-17
FOH ENCHANGE~-Ek.AL
ESTATE

~WoODTNvILLE 5-AcRE TRACTS
only IL miles from city, fine. Level
land. and tho best value around
seattle. Price $3.50; easy terms
40 acres improved chicken ranch. on
sfsfe road; 2 cleared, and WIN
many good bulidingsi water ana
telephone In house; 40 miles from
ritv. improvements alone cost
.sfoo VIII sell. owing 20 denth
and s~ttIing Of estate, for sz'0oO;
HoIDALE. 200 Alaska Bidg.
FoT EELF AckES. 10 MILES
from Seattle; ? acres orchard :
s.ss.n $4,000. half cash. j. III
MccuIIough. BothelL Wash
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-14
&eile0ercrt


er Rannet paa en- Iiben Sami(et, hi 5ens
Der benne llse iii ale S9iere al "Ses
curabs Soften.
"@eilebercn" uoeipes meo set Spr.
maal at 9isre SoIt befienbt nteb De for
trinlise gsenifaber, Or. Yeters aurito,
bet gamIe. p~elprspeoc llrtemibbel. be-
fiber. Sc bill bpcrfen finbe Inetboter
eaer Sittigbeber / bets Spulter. gier.
re Ell ~opri9ti9e % nterer Oct alporIist.
SD9e Solf nlener Oct peiaa alpprIiat.
Sc Tiger ct Sraemibbel for oercs Spas
rornme; % bbis bette Slab funoe biz
rrdge til, at De piIbe eipe Surifo en-
&rspe og berpeo IGre ocns @9rbi ur
fienoe, bar bette Slao opuaaet lin Seus
iiet.
Sen panIfelisite Sp9ape peo llbais
pellen ar bette SIab, bar pGret at uos
teise DC girnesbpro, iom itulbe offents
l,ssisres. -Suiinher at iaabaune Ore
be ltaar til Dor @aabigheS. Set piloe
tape 9lGSet os, at hInne piientligaisr,
rem ollie, men YlabIeu tiQob Set life.
ga bette bar nmulist, bar pi, | pori
looals ldOet os lebe al Spsoommens
Natiir o8 Den erboIote Sielp, FAINT al
ZEN 9eosrafiIte Seligseubeb af Dc Ste
ner, buorfra bisie Srcpe fpmnsr. @i
srieer SciIisbcben III at nbtrpfte 10,
Snt for DC talrigc roienoc @repc. hi bar
i;'pctagct; DC CT en- itor Spnumtrinq
Tor os | Dor &irflombcn. Sr. Refer
Sabrnep x Cons Co., Gbicoao, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-14

oct flpttes iii SeIpetn, % Spsrgs.
maalet ON, bpor oct ME Gourtblis
IfoI opfsres, maa ianbipnlispiS benz
bites Ill Selgerne.
"Wseget pil ha mere -. Com
for npnnt bar oen nplig | Wtoribals
topn ofbsbe 8. s. @ennar ffiGnfet
SSsrtSt9qten al fin efterlabte Sormie
til gpens fattiee apinber % 9srn,
men MI bar $. 9. 8eaman al Mon.
rppia, Sal, Ifbsbes eneite 8rooer
% ~n9rneite Sl9stning, eiennem en-
Iopofat neSlagt Snbiieelie MOB of
Seitantentet ifal tages tilfSlee, paa.
itaoenoe of s. s. 9eanait life bar |
normal Sinosforfatning % OF Der
bar spet utilbsrligt Hres paa bam.
Ser gieres opnterfiom paa, at benne
gro0er | California eier meget mere
al benne Geroens @obs emo 8. 8.
9eaman eiterlob Jig, bporfor ban poo
inqen Waabe tr9nger bpao er til
t9nft WtaribaItotpnS fattige 8pinoer
oq Born. Sengene er anbragt ion
Sono, Ser bpert Iar faiter al Zig $4,'
500 / Henter, iom aItiaa ifal forbeles
bpor be melt trpngeS.
Cite mistGnft iom 8spcre. Cite
Ipno, Der bar ale Merfer til of Ia.
be p9ret Weblenrmer al Ell Heper.
banbe, iom ben fore9aaenbe Seat bap.
Sc operfalbt og plpnoret omfring IS
&eriouer / ct at De mere ~faibonable
"Roobbouies" n9r RinneapoliS, blep
Snsbug taget fra TO forifieI1iee Sern-
banetog ibet bisie anfom til Siour
Gitp. &sperbanoens ltobptte / bint
RoaObouie iagbes at babe pPret oms
firing $4,000 / &ontanter % Snpfs
fer, og paa bper al be arreitereoe
WGnb ianbtes forifieuige Slags foit'
bare Smpffer, mebens De bier bapoe
fra $50 til 5000 / Genge. S Ell Sao-
ief, Tom BEN enc al Wtenbene fsrte
meo fig, bar inn laoeoe alltomatiife
Repolpere iamt ct 9ommetsrfl9oe
Ser ipntes of babe pPret brl,gt Tom
Wtaife. 30 flere Wf9nb, iom antoees
of babe tilhert iantme ganbe, a~rreite.
reoeS peb @ortbington, Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-14

Syprthilet San6lina.

TDrthtlet San0ltng. Yeter Salis
falo, en- al De tioligite Settlere / 8al,
lep 9th, bar / ct Infalo al Sinos'
%forbirring iaget iig TO &usler gien-
nem Sopeoet. Saufalo bapbe boet
Salep Gitp | be iibite 80 Iar.
Gpputes iases meb Intumubil. -
@i1iam Siiber og George Ilbrecbt
at @aibburn bar meo fort Selo
orepet Sagt paa Gopotes oeo of iaee
Dem meo Ilttomobil. l1oe paa Den
Ilette Trprie bliper bette Hppopr ct
nofiaa let Butte, % De inobentes %
ifpbes. 9e TO I9nb bragte forrige
lge inb til 8aibburn IA Sfino %
fit fig ,lbbetalt $50 I Sfuopenge,
bpOrtil faa fOnmer bpaS ielpe sfin'
Oene inobrineer.
NanSan forSrer &eeallpals. GIN.
iegninger ONT Salg for of foa tilba.
gefalbt oct nup9renbe commissions,
itpre oa iiteoet inoisrt Set earnle
Stpre meb Iloerm9nb iagoes forri,
&c ltge at bore ferbtge / Wanban.
8pen antoe &ommisiionsitpre
1908, ibet altiaa fem &ommisiGrer
bar ltaaet peb Horet iiben oen Sio,
Der flages mi oper bsie Sfatter, oe
mango mener altiaa, at BET eannle
Spitem par bebre. Waree at bent
Tom faporiierer aommisiionsitpret,
er bener life ganife fornsiet mel
bette, men bill ubpibe Set nleo ct "citr
manager" Spitem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-14
Wtnne1ota.
9alatpn= 1iuneer bso.

Salatpn-1 ipneer Ssb. Sens Ins
oerion, en- al Spon Gountps 9ione-
rer. err / oen bsie Ilber al 80 Iar
aigaaet peb Ssben paa ben Sarr
NOR 8alaton, boor ban boiatte Jig for
A Iar ii6en.
Sif It Gie iparfet nd. Carl Span.
ion, Sarmer oeb WarIbau, miitebe lit
penitre 2ie % fit Reieil fnuit, Oa en-
Seit paa Staloen iparfeoe bam.
Snanion par gaaet inb for at fobre,
oa Soften pluoielig log baguo.
&pinbe itprer 8ranbinrs. Gen
@ranbiurp, Tom 9omn,er Martin
Suebes Der ON Saeen initrilereoe /
Sibbing, beitob al label &pinber
iom Wenb. Com i'm "Sormanb"
pulgte Surpen Trs. Sarolb @rano.
quit.
Smatonna beurbrer Yprtc. Spu,
tomas gproab bar forrige uge beo'
taget en- Sororoning, bnorbeo &oci
Sslano og Nortb @eitern 8anerne
forpligtes til at nnbringe Eorte oe
Saetbolo peb fire forifieIlige Sernba'
nefrposninger inben gpgrGnien.
SprbnS mpS SoxipiI. gpraaoet
| Minneota bar f,tnoet, of Ser ipiles
mere Sort paa ale offentlige Steber
emo fan falbes / Sperensitemntelie
meo alminoelig Ssmmeligbeb, bpor'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-14
Soften 1919 at wei,s sosium lam.

Soften 1919 at Taiis Sosium lam.
men meb fin @rober, Hait. 6. .. Sos.
FUN, % Wfiis Sannab Scbonbooo
tiltraabte @eiien til &uroiitan. Rsi-
aatig ct Iar efter Ifreiien fra Wtn.
neapoIis osbe 8ait. Sosilm - at
Speranitrengelie, ifrep Ssiteren. 81.
ben bar De TO iinge &pinber arbeioet
blanot &urberne - arbeioet for at
afbielpe label beres lesemlige iom
a~anbelige Hsb. Ser ifal blanot Sol
fet / Heriien bore ben alminbelige
Mening, at Der hos Misiion9rer life
finbes noaen Tanfe og Ian9t minbre
Srpet for Ssben = De neO life
bbao 9sben er, flyer man, og Wfiis
snma Sosirrm bar aflagt ct gepis
berfor.
Observation-Disclosures ! Gruufitun
bar iproeIes nellpffet, ioet Sggnin.
gen belt isiennem bar meget goo,
iamtioig iom Der bar. flor IfiGtning
paa Macebpr. @iememinitspriien
paa Sbortborn 4isr bar $11O, me
oens ellepe Saar bragte gienneminit'
liza SIC Stpffet - beieIte 8ris op.
naaet bar 500. 80. Sen gienneminit-
Iige @riiepris bar $40 for Surocs,
$32 for Gbeiter 8bites. Wange
@riiepurfer iolgtes til Cutters og
Bigers &lubber, ~antpoenoe at ling
oommen fren1oeles bill forisge fig
meo @riieopbratning. "@tinaS 8ap.
9abp", en- Sbortbornfo tilbsrenbe s..
g. Sincb Of Sarge, bra9te bsieite
Gris. Sen fisbtes at Irorem Gan.
fen for $175. Santme Mr. Sincb
iolgte en- S%bortbornore, "&opal ga-
rom, til @oob & 8ebber at Soutb
ct. Iaill for 1925. "Saflatpn 90.
rom, en- Sbortbornore eiet al Winer
Selseion, Groofiton, iolgtes for
500. @upernsr 8reits naaeoe life
frem til Rebet, pg Statsiefreter
Solm talte / hans Steb. .. g. Ser
get, H~orbpeItens gutoritet paa Botet.
bprfningens Smraaoe, bolot ct me-
get interesiant og bel9renbe Sore
Drag ON be 9roblemer, Tom III IT'LL
lebes meb Senipn til W~arfeoSfsrin'
gen af bette 8rooutt. - Ser blep
UNDER llbitilingen afbolbt en- Cant
gerfeit, iom fsr life err feet Wage til.
st &or at mere emo 200 Sangere fra
ale Dele al noropeitliee Minneiota
% Sele al Rortb 9afota Tang perel.
bis Sange / oct ifotife, latinife, tpife,
norife, %ipenife, f%ranife, eneelife %
bsbmiife Sprog. gnfelte al oisie
Gauge raaoeoe life ODER ipGrt MATT
&c Stemnter, men iunget blep be MI
aIIigepel. Ger bemerfeoes, at Sfan'
binaper,te biitnof bar iterfeit repre-
ientereoe Iaapel blanbt Songerne
Tom / Silbsrerlfarerl, ba norife oe
ipenife Sanee Ieo fraftigit iantibig
iom gifaloet bragebe uipopanlig bsis
lpot frem efter bier al bisie Hunlre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-14
1nolanoet.
eSpma.

Stprt @~ranotab. gpen @rap
Iuoubpn Gountp Ieo ben ooe os. ei
9ronbtab al life mitore END SlOo,'
600. glonbt De u~eb6rpnote gpgnlit'
oer nppneS TO alminoeli9e Sanoels'
iprrctninaer, TO Sernparebutiter, et
Rebifabsbanoel, Soitfontor os Sele'
io~rercbange.
6ammel Sptifer furulpffet. Or.
@eorae q. Ssben, 20 Iar 9a11tnlel,
iom / oe iioite tppe Iar bar reilt ira
9n iii 9p / sitliee Soma, er bleoer
Srrbt npr Center Sllncticn peo al
hans Iiltomobil pPltebe. Ifoeoe Doe
Sc / Clinton, o. iorl,oen Sl'tru e.
terIobcr ban fig en- Ssn, Or. s. u,
Ssbea.
Taif Surpsclie / SulfemGnsSen,
3 Sen file 9p 9locfon % oler NOR
meIte Smean / Saplor Gountp er Der
/ 9sbet al minore END baloanoet Aar
febt ct S0t SriQinger % ire Sptl'
linapar. SriIlingerne er Etger, me
bcnS BE TO SoiQiugpar er Gutter oa
set treble @rt % Yige. Naar uno'
toeeS oisie iibite, Der oeoe itrnr etter
SebieIen, er ollie iunbe og friIfe.
Suiec / SnSbrnbstpues %OlS. 3ai
iii Soe rs. blep Der 0egaaei SnObruc
/ fem forifieliqe gutifer / ben lille
@p Soice % i~tiaaIet en- hcl Gel 80
rer iamt huob &ontaucr Spuene TINT
Sc pperfomunc. st bran6Irlt Stat
bar iprpngt, % Sppene5 belle fortan'
re llobnttc onqapeS til 1915. Sbe'
riff Marih al Maion Gitp blep Itrar
narslet, liqeiom en- Spoageliesbe.
tient ienotcs ira 9es 0toineS og
Sporbunoe ira 8aterloo.
Scptt ~nbnrDncs til Spmmer. Ser
ntelbtes Serong ira @aihington, of
forbenpGrenoe &ongresmano George
G. Scott al Siour Gitp biloe blloe
ltonpprt Ill Sommer / Soma moro
Iiae Siitritt. Ser par Spiit mellen1
SSotpas 70 Senatorer ON benne lO.
nppnelie, ioet Sermon pilbe bauc 6.
81. Worling al GmmettSburg no.
11ppnt, webens Gummins faooriiere'
Be Gcott. equator Gummins bler
altiao ogIaa Der ben ieirenbe.
Stiaalet Yenseifab sienfnnSet. 81
9engeifob, iom forleoe1l blep %itiualet
fra Senrp Sinos 9utif / Clinton, er
Of etpar Smaagutter gie1funbet / Ell
Gfog norbenfor 2ppns. Sfabet bar
fprengt og be $50 / &ontanter taget,
men ale Iegnifabsbsger iamt 9anf.
a~npisninger til ct 9elob at 5000 par
efterlabt / goo Sorfatning. Sppene
babe / Ell Srllcf fiert pp I'll Butt.
fens gagoso, briiot Zig giennem ben.
ne, rrlllet oct tltnge Sfab no og fiert
afiteo meo oct.
Selmein Sil hape Gpnrt6niet. -
Sapette Gountps commissioned bob
De nplig ct Wtsbe / 8eit linton for
of tage Sfriot til of faa ct Gourtbll:
opfert i~itebetfor oct nebbrenote, OF
ser bar allerebe inbgaaet &o1ltraf.
meb Irfiteft s. 9. Stallion al $50
terloo for Sebering al 9laner til er
8pgnins foitenoe fra $250,000 I'll
100000, Ga Der inbfanbt fig en- Se
legation fra Selpein, eiSrenbe Sor'
bring paa at Gourtbuiet opfsres
oenne gp. Selesationen paaItob, d
% 9rocent at Sapette Gountps geI
gere bapoe ubtalt Jig for of Getsi9,
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GpO 9afota.

SrauS ! Sairbnrn. gn Sloebranb
berieoe forrige uge ben lille gp Sair-
burn, beliggenoe / ipolise 9Iact
Sins, % lagoe tire Sorretningsbps,
ringer | @ife. Sabet aniloges til mel.
lem $4,000 og $4,000.
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SRI Yrnbe YIapao.
kelbredetb ende$
Rbeur1dti$t11e.

Del befieubt psb ee.n forforbsliae Grfariua rnsb VI
2ibeIie, iom Rbeumatismen bepirfer, er Wtrs. %
Surit, bp.nbe sos 6. Olioe ct. BS, glppmiatpn. 81,
lao t~atuemlis for at hape bel breoet fig i.Ip. at huna'
pur S~afrsmli9bso er b~eaiGrlia efter at fprtGne al,
andre 8io.nbe affurot bpprIebeS be Deb en- insa
Wtaabe / Sieunret fan blipe foit fin 9iue.
Nfrs. Surft bar intet at ialee. 2Iip fun Ib b.tt
Advertisement, fenb bet til benbe rueb bit eaet gianH
oa abresie, % bun bill globeI:a jsrbe big berre par
bifulce SpInsniua belt frif. GiIfrin benoe ftraJ Tor
bu oIeut uter bet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-14

gu Spareitiqins bgr lesees till
" iibe al enbper Der tiener Yense. Gen
bebite Ylan er ben Tom forbinber geIporelis
meb 9ipsasiurauce. Sor nermere l~lneerr.t.
ming itrip til 9utberan Srotberboob, 93S
Securitp @lba., WinneapoIis. Mtnn.
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Gorretnin8snotiier.

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EVENING, =FERRUARY s. .1a22=
GETTING DOWN TO BUSINESS


HE soldiers bonus has given plentous room
! for much grandiloqunces among members OF
the house and senate regarding the nations debt
to its fighting men, and the ingratitude and nal4-
ference which any GOODNESS toward the proposition
woald display. Enough energy has been expend-
ed in noble gestures and prespirng oratory to com
plete Muscle Shoals II IT. could be concentrated
and applied Asbonus for the soldiers is the flat
uncomprpmtsing demand, but when numbers OF
the bonus bombasters are pinned down to the
point as 90 the money for the bonus is to be
secured they retire into vast generalies or point
in another direction from any assessment upon
their own interests or constituency
This Is poor sort Of attitude 10 employ in
wasing campaign for the bonus 1t is getting
down TO the grim place where the source Of the
money fprthe banus must be decided II the soldiers
are TO have nything more than hot air. The drys
are rabid At the thoughtiof raising bonus from
lax ON light wines and beers which would admit the
selling Of drinks forbidden by the volstead act.
The farmers would net have,a sales tax. The
excess profits tax would be more bitterly fought
than any other, and Its e-establlshment Is not to
be thought Of
The settlement Of this question is going to be a
severe test for the vote hunting politician who has
been tanning the air for the bonus with view
alone toward blocking up his personal popularity.
The day for generalites is over and the true test
OF gFattndesto the soldiers Is going to show up
When someone's OK is gored.
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Plan Funeral Of
Veteran Indian.

cAss LAKE, MINI. Fsbs
Funeral arrangements were "a ia
completed today for Wr4nkled
Neat Chippewa Indian. said "a
have bean 1877 years old, who died
onsthe floor OF his cabin here yes.
terday Of pneumonia, contending
70 the last that a bed was no place
for q husky warrior.
Service under the ritual OF the
Catholic church, and devoid Of an.
Client tribal rites, are planned for
the Wrinkled Meat, who otherwise
was also known US John Smith. he
Joined the church several years
ago. n
FOR 100 years OF his life he was
married. having had eight wives.
The only survivor, however, is
Tom Smith, q stepson, at whose
home he died. n
Several years ago when struck
by a switch engine, he was taken
70 "a hospital, but refused a bed,
seeking instead a COMFORTABLE
place on the floor. He. rolled into
q blanket and remained on the
floor three weeks until he recoy.
cred: 'l5i5
Most OF bis life was spent IN
northern Minnesota In the vicinity,
Of Cass Lake. and his birthplace,
near what Is now Pokegama.
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tie digs which the editor hands out is this 1.-THE
world would get aiong faster Il the effect followed
more promptly and directly ON The cause The
thinks that y too long 70 wait and yfsit
The sins Of the the third and fourth gen.
Grafton ut would be better Il the SINS 81 the
were visited on him the same day he COM
,mttted them, or, at most, the next week.
This is Q hurry up age, and there Is no doubt
that moral speed would, in way be acceleratedie
Individuals hiking along the wrong path were to
be brought up short and sharp Just after making
the turn from the narrow road which humans must
travel the best that Is In them ito be available
The great inducmentsto sin Is the hope that
punishment win not follow It does follow, and
though It may be postponed for quite a while yet
It seldom waits to be placed upon the shoulders Of
the sinners children and grandchildren altogether
The sinner himself s exceedingly apt to get his
dose, nauseous though II may be. II the cup Is
not presented today, It may be expected eventually
to arrive.
Would it help the human race greatly, though,
E Il punishment fell at the moment Of sin? Many
people would handle fire Il the burn were not to
appear for decade. but since the consequence are
immediate, there are few to be found who will
Willingly take hold Of q red hot poker. II the.
shirker the thief, the liar, would find his punish
ment awaiting him with each depression then,
wouldn't each bear his equal share OF the load,
and cease to steal and to lie? Wonder arises that
an all wise creator didn't decree that 1t should be
SO. There is reason though, and an excellent one
God didn't wish to rule the moral and spiritual
development Of man through fear. 1t is His de-
termination that man shall be good from choice.
That the consequence Of sin may SO unfold and
disclose, bringing suffering upon those, who are
moro dear to man than his own life, that he may
hate sin and turn away from it, not so much
through fear but through dislike.
There is little hope for the advancement OF
any that Is held subjective to rule Of terror
The ruler who presides over people that give
obedience through fear alone realizes little of his
temporal ambition for great and powerful nation.
Therefore the great Ruler would build his spiritual
kingdom upon love Of the right, not through an
AFFECT fear of punishment for wrong