The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-07-22

Mrs, Marchick, Mis-. BenthalI and some
others part Of the time They have |
been overloaded, particularly this
week. The loss Of one worker from
our industries one day makes quite an
extra burden on the others. So YOU
can see about how closely we are
run for help. No wonder we don't
get sick down here we haven't time.
The stenographic force Is overload
ca, wofse than il ever was and my
desk is heaped with letters haven't
even had time to read But don't wor-
ry, we will get 10 you as soon as pos
sible. With our regular teaching force
gone from the school We are SO over
loaded there that no one dares to rock
the boat for fear of splitting out the
contents. 'It's great life if you don't
weaken says Comrade Cuno, who is
now visiting in San Diego. Sanders
and Fread are repairing autos and
tractors while King and Vernon are
getting the first load Of logs from be-
You'd Castor Creek. Marchick and
Jones are helping to prepare the road
and Reeves, Matt. and Nash are fin-
fishing up the rough edges of their
bridge work and | want you to know
lit is fine bridge. too, one thar will be
at our service for years 10 come The
farmers are all, out planting sweet po-
tstoes to-day. A nice rain topped it
loft for that work and they expect to
complete the job to-day. Busick and
dan Cryer went to Anacoco Creek for
load Of logs and jacques and Merrel
continued to cut down oak at Mr..
Cams. on Mill Creek. The saw mill
crew, Carl Hoover, Fred" Belohrad-
lsky and ABBY, are getting out crate
material. while John Stave shingles the
new cafeteria, and Hastings, Oakley.
and Co. are setting up the new machin-
ery for making sash and doors. We are
the only people around here that are
equipped for making sash and doors
and we intend to push that work Tack
ell and Nelson 1.-THE latter visitor)
seem to have steady job preparing
wood for Bill Gilbert to burn up in
the boiler, but they are gradually max
ing Roadway on Bill and are keeping
him busy, Rechsteiner is staining new
show cases for our bread trade and H.
Bell has gone on the bread wagon with.
Conln to assist hun. which again
throws Jos Gaddis back TO Harry's job
at the store-peanut butter making and
supplying the hotel and cafeteria with
food products, And in this way we cor
operate. Doing the things that must
be done with always more TO be done
than we can possibly do; always a
shortage of workers and a hundred
more things to be done than we can
get TO. But that is the thing that
makes life interesting. Who would
want TO have nothing to work for?
Who would want to be on a finished
Ijoba When NE finish all our Jobs we
Iare ready to die Of stagnation. Work,
work, always more work to do. keeps
Ius healthy, happy and useful And we
have world to rebuild, Some job!
But we enjoy it more who see the enor-
nous size Of it. My sympathy runs
out 10 those who exist only from day
to day with narrow vision that sees
nothing, in the future worth working
flor. Come to Lano and we will show
you a Job for giants! Band practice
land agriculture class wound up this
days work.
| Saturday, July IS, You should
lsee our canning factory at work these
ldays. Mrs. Gaddis is keeping Joe
spending his entire resting hours about
1.-The pear boxes. Mesdames Conlm
Harris, Jacques AMI Shut are also help.
ling 10 prepare the peas for canning
Some times Doc Thurman. c. Ander
son and Buhre get themselves busy
: when their steady work runs short. Gu
cannery is doing big things this yea
land we will enjoy the fruit and veget
I lsbles later on in the season. Conrad
4 Goldman. wife, and two boys arrive,
E from Canada. Comrade Goldman Wis
I lifted US several months ago and he wa
= 50 well pleased with the Colony ou
look that he decided to come and sta
; with us this time, Anyone who com,
I here to view the possibilities of OIL
1t combined success cannot help but 5,
t tie coming If world demonstrate
se thru service to one another. There a
more handicaps to be overcome in o.
a work than most of you can imagin
he For instance. as a material handica