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Licking Valley courier., 1922-09-21
TIE FARMERS HOPE.

Every farmer in Morgan county ought to realize the
fact that farming will not be profitable until we secure
roads that will open up market for his products He
ought also TO realize that with each year we delay the
building OF GOOD roads the county is being left behind
by our neghbor counties 1t ought to be apparent that
corn raising for the local market too costly to be prof
table The amount of land required the expense of
cultivation and the added expense of marketing makes
the expense more than the receipts
With the market afforded by good roads the farmer
could meet all his household expenses from the prod
ucts of his cows and his poultry leaving his main crops
to swell his hank account. Truck patches would also
be source Of profit to him with good roads.
Good roads gre the farmers only hope, and every
farmer should he heartily in favor of the bond ISSUE
il is only hv that means we can get the roads There
rus re first road built After that the bulding of
rood roads viii he rapid Once their actual benefit is
shown M 'rs viii be found to make the county net
work of improved roads,
Vote for The road bonds
Licking Valley courier., 1922-09-21
Our chances Grow Better.

Since there has been a decided ten
deucy to inject politics into the Nor
NAL School situation the chances of
West Liberty to secure the school are
growing better. Such bitter feeling
has grown between Morehead and
the Rig Sandy towns that 10 place
the school at either would mean y
failure for the institution.
The Republican administration
/, @ ,oli't-a' end OF it--if they can't
secure the school for Paintsvll'e. are
maneuvering to have the THOMPSON
aprointoes locate the school at MorH-
head, in order to have II become ar
Issue in the camralgn for State Of
flaes next year. They astutely figure
Licking Valley courier., 1922-09-21
We Must Have a School.


Should it turn out that West Lib
erty does not get the new Normal
School We should get together and
enlarge. the facilities of the High
School. We have shown in the fight
for the State Normal that we can do
big things when We work together,
and IL the Normal goes to some other
town we can, make our local school
cne of the best In the State, for 1t
has been demonstrated that we can
attract the pupils. OF course we
could not expect our citizens to con
tribute as liberal'y to a county insh-
tuition as they did to secure State
school, but we could make uD quite
a sum. The County Board OF Educa-
tion could go the limit and we then
would have funds to start out %
build great school. All Of our
people know that West Liberty is the
best located town in the mountains
for a school town, and know that If
we could make arrangements to ac-
ccmmodate the students with class
room and places to- board that there
would be no limit to the nubmer OF
students our town would attract.
A Normal department and a bust
ress course could be added and we
would soon have the school town OF
the State. We couldn't do all this at
once, ut we could set our mark high
and soon work to It.
Let's get busy and see what can
he done toward the proposition.
Licking Valley courier., 1922-09-21
POLITICAL SUICIDE.

The Republicans discovered few days ago what
dangerous thing their tariff bill was The conference
committee wrote in it the tariff on dyes that had been
rejected and the House voted the bill down overwhelm-
ingly The committee scurried to cover State after
State is defeating the administration candidates at at
the primaries and everywhere there is evidence that the
new orphan tariff is extremely unpopular Both Nc
Cumber and FOrdney Senate and House authors of the
BILL are retired from Congress- and yet the leaders are
forcing it through Maybe the Republican promises to
Big Business must be carried out it relegates the
Republican party to the tall timber The Big Interests
must be served even if it destroys the party.
Licking Valley courier., 1922-09-21

Remember, that if the road bonds are voted there
will be work next year at good prices for every man who
who who wants to labor. The State and Federal gov
we put up and spend it here with us We get three
dollars given for each wespeud on our own roads
and then the State keeps the road up after has been
finished And the State hard-surfaces the road,too
Think Of having roads that can be used as we'll in
winter as in summer-no mud no chug holes just nice
cry, smooth roads the year around! Don't you think
your children and grand children would "cuss you for
'voting on them such hardship as good roads?
Well, we don't and are for the bonds.
Licking Valley courier., 1922-09-21
To the Public:

To the Public:
West Liberty, KY, Sept. 1S, 1922.
Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons in West Liberty, KY, who have
water piped from the public well to
their homes or places Of business,
that the surply will be cut off Oct.
list, 1922, and will not be turned on
again until we can make arrange
ments with the parties at the new
rates.
There are a few families who want
the taxpayers Of Morgan county to
furnish them free wtear, and as 1t
is impossible to furnish all the peo-
pie of the county that way We do not
feel like granting special privileges.
We certainly do hate to put a hard
ship on those who want to usethe
water and are willing to pay for what
they get, but for the sake of adjust
ment we have to do it to get rid OF
those, who won't pay.
Sincerely yours,
JAMES v. HENRY,
LYNN B. WELLS,
Z. NJ. WILLIAMS.
Committee.
Licking Valley courier., 1922-09-21
Life is Full Of Bumps; Don't Have
Themnin, The Roads.

6WChlAllhAAi A"O AyOeNOT
Morgan county has a chance to 60
over the top. Citizens, why not ex-
ercise this great opportunity?
Good roads is the question Of today
but it Is very hard to get each indi-
vidual to realize 1t until he has been
plunged to the axel lin the mud when
a heavy load, 1nen he has a faint
idea that he needs good roads.
We have now two miles Of good
road in our county, and when one Of
our citizens gets on this road he will
ask the Question:,"If all our roads
were like this couldn't We save time"
No, citizens of Morgan county, We
haven't the good roads you see in
your dreams, and We never will have
until we, ourselves, become boosters
for good roads, until each individual
gets his shoulder to the wheel and
gives lift and keeps the wheels roll
ing.
Don't be Stacker! Show your
colors !.Don't say: II can't; but l
will" Anyway, be the, first to wade
out in the stream and call On all to
follow you.
Good roads. does not mean merely
just good travelling and transporta-
ton, but they will raise the standard
of education to the top round. Look
at our little rural schools of today,
with lily equipped roomss and
horse teacher waiting for payday !
Why not build good roads, consoli-
date the schools and give the bright
boys and girls their rights? I want
to say to each, citizen Of Morgan
county. You are responsible for
the education of your children, and
you will have to give some of your
earrings TO this grand cause and if
you will build roads, consolidate the
schools your children at home will
get the help to which the are entitled.
Do this with that money you wOuld
|, ,have to pay for board and tuition.
Then, If good .proads' mena good
schools, 1t also means good churches
How many people are barred from
church attendance just from the lack
of good roads?
And the greatest institution in the
land--the HOme-is made better by
? good roads. How. many boys have
left home just because the lack Of
GOOD roads. kept them from getting
the pleasures; Of boyhood that Is thu
right Of all young men? The cry is
, II can't get any where and back tC
my home in a respectable manner.
The farmer is the man who need
/ good roads. Enough Of farm prod
J ucts is wasted In Morgan county eacl
year to build at least five miles o
road. Why not have this road ant
J pay for 1t with the wasted produce
z Tn few years we could have goo'
roads in every part of the county
e Listen! You who have influence
5 Strive, to. get, the inspiration of goo'
5 roads in the minrs Of all your neigh
bOrs. Get out. and preach the gla,
tidings Of good roads.
. (The above is part Of one of tn
J. articles written by the students of tn
e summer normal this summer, but
+: was unsigned and we can not Civ
proper credit-Editor.)
Licking Valley courier., 1922-09-21
Rates Reasonable

an Circuit Curt ON the 25th day of
uly, 1922, in favor Of Sanford
Blevins against ]. Franklin Rob
ins, etc, will on the Both day of
october, 1922, expose to public sale,
at The front dJo- of the court house
West Liberty, KY, expose to pub
ic sale to the highest bidder for
ash in hand, the following describ-
d property, viz: A certain tract or
parcel of land lying mad being In
iorgan county, KY, on on the wa
ers of Smiths creek, a tributary Of
Open fork Of Paint, and further de-
cribed as ollows: Bounded on the
orth by the lands of II. Smith, and
Licking Valley courier., 1922-09-21

the west by Il. Smith, and on the
south by the lands of Gorge Blanton,
nd on the east by the lands Of Betty
Smith, being the same lands convey
ed TO John F. Robbins by Catherine
Robbins, etc, by deed bearing date
of May is, 1917, and recorded in
deed book No. 46 at page 81, Morgan
county court records. Or a suffioi-
cheney thereof to make the sum of
$S905 so directed to be made, and
the costs of sale.
The purchaser will be required to
pay cash.
d. II. PERRY, s. NJ. @.
By FRED CANTRELL, D. s.
Licking Valley courier., 1922-09-21

Profitable Lifts-I notice you fire.
quently pick up people and take them
to town in your car"
Yes" said the enterprising citi-
zen, "I've sold quite a lot of life in
surance in that way. A man can't
very well refuse to hear what you
have to say when he is getting a free
ride"
Licking Valley courier., 1922-09-21

For SAFE rcaptim suburban
lome, iu't outside Of city limits of
Sinchestey. KY. IN TIE hest s'dent
section 20 gcrcs good land. house
las s large rooms, sleeping porch,
ms lights, two clsterns ,wo wells,
II necessary ariluildmgs, lot you9g
ruit troos ana berries WIN sell
Licking Valley courier., 1922-09-21

The Courier suggested few weeks ago that it
would be good idea to put the prisoners who are in
jail with the work sentence to work on the Index road
The co4y has two selfdumping trucks and the pris-
oners could load them with gravel from Little lsy
and with very little expense the road could be given
good coat Of gravel before winter and made good all
the winter. This ought to be done.
Licking Valley courier., 1922-09-21
True to Type.

Say, this blasted car You stuck me
with 1 should think was meant to
stall, judging by the way it acts"
"Well, what are you kicking about?
Didn't you buy it on the installment
plan?"
Licking Valley courier., 1922-09-21

Suspiclons that the mind Of itself
grasps are but buzzes; but suspicious
that are artifcially nourished and
nut into the minds of others have
Bacon.
Licking Valley courier., 1922-09-21

Topeka, Kas., merchants announce
a Ford Day" when all Ford car own
ers will be invited to make themselves
ut home on the streets. Jim Swango
says he supposed that was what tn.
Fords did every day.
Licking Valley courier., 1922-09-21

The soil of Morgan county in many parts is splen-
didy adapted to peanut culture and since the crop
very profitable and easy to cultivate should be
given tly-out Peanuts make fine hog feed too, and
when used for this purpose does not have to be harvest
ed-the hoes can be turned upon it.
Licking Valley courier., 1922-09-21
EXECUTION SALE

Mofgan Circuit Court.
VS.. Notice Of Sale.
]. Franklin Robbins, Deit
Under and by virtue Of Execution
70. 820, which issued from the Nor
Licking Valley courier., 1922-09-21
W. L THOMPSON
r. II. Z. winchester Ky,

A man likes to see other mems
wives wearing low.necked gowns, but
he always insists that his own wife
hasn't any business exposing herself
that way.
Licking Valley courier., 1922-09-21

"Why is It that YOU have never mar
ried, SamY asked a white woman Of
a shiftless colored man who did odd
Jobs for her. "Won't any of the girls
have youp"
ooh, yes'm, they'd have me all
right" replied sam, 'but ITS this
Away. When ] feels like gettin'
married amt got no 50 fer a license
and when I has 50 I feels too right
to get married"
Licking Valley courier., 1922-09-21

Paul-At the party 1 thought your
costume was ripping.
Pauline-Well, if you were a gen.
tleman, you would have told me so.
Licking Valley courier., 1922-09-21

So used to war has the world become that the war
now raging between Greece and Turkey scarcely at
tracts our attention. Yet the Turks indusrously
numbering the Amenians as before the Great War.
Licking Valley courier., 1922-09-21

Out In Omaha a gas meter reader
turned out to be a burglar. Some.
times it does seem rather hard to
make the distinction.
Licking Valley courier., 1922-09-21

Greer Oakley. says apparently there
is no way to cut out the pattern. of
peace without having a few scraps
left over.
Licking Valley courier., 1922-09-21

Two Dostmasters in one postOffice
is the unusual plight Of Pleasant
Valley, N. Y. What chance has a
postcard there, we ask you?
Licking Valley courier., 1922-09-21

Best results are always obtained
nv Welding the right Of way to Il
railroad train, n street car or heavy
truck.
Licking Valley courier., 1922-09-21

DR. Burton says wien man Is
called upon to nay the prize of his
folly, he feels like asking a rebate.
Licking Valley courier., 1922-09-21

Tkey and Izzy were separating af-
fer an evening together, when Ikey
said;
Licking Valley courier., 1922-09-21

"He'S an 0mnteur Edison. His
house is full Of home made electrical
devices"
"A regular electric fan, eh?"
Licking Valley courier., 1922-09-21

"There was a time" expostulates
Lucky Baldwin, when the saxaphOne
was a very useful and respected .
izen, but, like some people, they have
got to running around in pairs, 'triOs
and sextetts, and proved that two's
company and three's bad company"
Licking Valley courier., 1922-09-21

A skull half an inch thick found
In Arizona will he sent to Washing
ton. That nothing, though, most Of
them there are that thick.
Licking Valley courier., 1922-09-21

Money brings so little happiness to
those who have it that can't think
1t will be the currency of our next
existence.
Licking Valley courier., 1922-09-21

What has become of the move to establish a can
ming factory here? Now is the time to get busy on the
job and get it under way in time to make contracts with
the farmers for the acreage to put in.
Licking Valley courier., 1922-09-21

That jamestown mans rooster
that smokes cigarettes probablylearn-
ed the habit from going out with the
chickens.
Licking Valley courier., 1922-09-21

Evert Mathis says that 1t Is better
to have father and son meetings at
the church than in the woodshed.
Licking Valley courier., 1922-09-21

Bobby's dog was limping along on
three feet. Look, Daddy, Tag is
not hitting on all four cylinders"
Licking Valley courier., 1922-09-21

Jim Davis says that cheap thinking
and high kicking are the things that
are sending this country to the bow
vows.
Licking Valley courier., 1922-09-21
THE SERVICE STORE

Is offering some Splendid BBargns in
Is offering some Splendid BBagns in
SHOES
complete line just n consisting of the very latest
in All Leather Shoes of latest styles
RUBBERS-
Ankinds of Rubber Footwear, Rubber Shoes, Rub
Der Boots and all kind orubber footwear.
SADDLES AND HARNESS
We have anything you need in saddles and harness.
DRY GOODS =
New lines of Serges and Outings Latest in fall
and winter Dress goods Latest patterns.
Our line of Hardware Tnware, Groceries and No
il complete. SERVICE Motto. Com
in and let us prove it Our prices right
farm located about Z miles southwest of.
Paris and miles north oAvon IN Ware pike We will
subdivide farman sell in and then
whole, accepting the best bid.
Respectfully, =
ssn s1.1t Building J. II. SEBASTIAN.
Licking Valley courier., 1922-09-21

More earthquakes in California.
They're awfully sensitive about men.
tioning them out there. It's said the
newspapers now use the heading
Latest Movements in Real Estate"
Licking Valley courier., 1922-09-21

Wife-Before We were married you
used to swear you would love me
always. Now you 0uly swear.
Licking Valley courier., 1922-09-21

went to the fountain with Mary
And met with an awful mishap;
For l awkwardly emptied a bottle
OF soda all over her lap.
But Mary was gentle and gracious
(For none is so tactful as she)
'9InsOdmoo loeJIad qlIM Su!Hms puN
Said sweetly "The drinks are on
me"
Licking Valley courier., 1922-09-21

"Au revoir,'
Watts dat?" asked Izzy-
Oats 'good-by' in French.
"Vell," said Izzyn-. -."Carbolic acid"
Watts 'dat2S asked Ikey.
"Dat's 'good-by' in any language"
Licking Valley courier., 1922-09-21

Success brings poise, but more often
avolrdepoise.
Licking Valley courier., 1922-09-21

Lavender stockings, speaking in
generalities, are reminders that good
sSoI GpUuOo GuBnbs no 4IBA UAa pup
Licking Valley courier., 1922-09-21

| |
Topeka, Kas., merchants announce
| Ford Day" when all Ford car own
ITS will be invited to make themselves
1T home on the streets. Jim Swango
says he supposed that was what tn.
Fords did every day.
Profitable Lifts-I notice you fire.
luently pick up people and take them
to town in your car"
Yes" said the enterprising citi
zen, 1--WE sold quite lot of life in
surance in that way. A man can't
very well refuse to hear what you
have to say when he is getting a free
ride"
DO
True to Type.
"Say, this blasted car you stuck me
with l should think was meant to
stall, judging by the way it acts"
well, what are you kicking about?
Didn't you buy it on the installment
DlanW
--O-O-
Out In Omaha a gas meter reader
turned out to be burglar. Some.
times it does seem rather hard to
make the distinction.
Paul-At the party 1 thought your
costume was ripping.
Pauline-Well, if you were a gen
tleman, you would have told me So
Two Dostmasters in one pOstoffice
is the unusual plight Of Pleasant
Valley, N. Y. What chance has O
postcard there, we ask you?
Lavender stockings, speaking in
generalities, are reminders that good
s59I GT9mo0 GuBnbs no HIBA IAe pu-
i went to the fountain with Mary
And met with an awful mishap;
For l awkwardly emptied a bottle
OF soda all over her lap.
But Mary was gentle and gracious
(For none is so tactful as she)
'9InsOdmoo losyIsd qlIM 5u!Hms pu'
Said sweetly "The drinks are OF
me"
Wife-BefOre We were married y0l
used to swear you would love m,
always. Now you ouly swear.
-0-O---
Bobby's dog was limping along ol
three feet. Look, Daddy, Tag 1
not hitting on all four cylinders"
"There was a time" expostulate
Lucky Baldwin, when the saxaphon
was a very useful and respected .
izen, but, like some people, they hay
got TO running around in pairs, trio
and sextetts, and proved that two
company and three's bad company"
More earthquakes in Californif
They're awfully sensitive about mel
tioning them out there. It's said tn
newspapers now use the heading
Latest Movements in Real Estate"
%
Success brings pOise, but more ofte
avolrdepOise.
| 90
That jamestown mans rooste
that smokes cigarettes probablylearI
ed the habit from going out with tn
chickens.
Evert Mathis says that 1t Is bette
to have father and son meetings {
the church than in the wOodshed.
%
Money brings so little happiness
those who have 1t that l can't thin
1t will be the currency of our ne'
existence
Jim Davis says that cheap thinkir
and high kicking are the things thi
are sending this country to the boy
vows.
-o-0-
"He's an amateur Edison. II
house is full of home made electric
devices"
"A regular electric fan, eh?"
90
A skull half an inch thick fouI
in Arizona will he sent to Washin
ton. That nothing, though, most
them there are that thick.
4 90
"Why is It that YOU have never ma
ried, SamY' asked a white woman
/. .lleAt.a.. ..t..n1 ,,,,., ,,,hn ala -.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-11

& Co. in the same line OF business.
John Cochran was lined IS and
costs Tuesday by Justice Bacon for
refusing 20 send his son. a boy un-
der &c years OF age, 70 the puonc
schools
Carl Halversen. charged with as
sauls and battery. pleaded guilty
Tuesday and was sentenced by
Justice Bacon TO 80 days IN the
county jail.
T. W. Ready. local manufactures
and well-knOwn hOrseman, has gone
to Toledo and Cleveland. o., where
he has several speedy animals in
training.
George +. Zimmerly, who has just
completed course In the w. u.
managers training school. has been
appointed manager OF the ". L. Of
fees at Highland. Ills, and has
gone there 10 take up his new
duties.
J. A. Kerr, has purchased the new
store building at 1913 Main st. now
occupied by the Dandsman Clothing
Co, who will continue IN possession
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-11
FORDS RUN 81 MILES ON
GALLON GASOLINE
Start Easy 7 in Coolest Weather
Other Cars Show PropOrtiOnate
Saving.

A new carburetor which cuts down
gasoline consumption OF any motor
and reduces gasoline bills from one
third 10 one-half Is the proud
achievement Of the Air-Friction Car
buretoT Co. 1856 Madison St. Day
ton. Ohio This remarkable inven-
ton not only increases the power of
motors from 80 20 so per cent but
enables every one 10 run slow on
high gear. II also makes il easy to
start a Ford or any other car in the
coolest weather. You can use the
very cheapest grade of gasoline or
half gasoline and half kerosene and
still get more power and more mile
age than you now get from the high
est test gasoline. All Ford-owners
can get as high as "a miles TO a gal
lon Of gasoline. So sure are the man
ufacturers Of the immense saving
their new carburetor Will make that
they offer 20 send II on 80 days trial
TO every car owner. AS il can be put
on or taken off in a few minutes by
anyone all readers Of this paper who
want 10 try IL should send their
name, address and make OF car to
the manufacturers at once. They al
so want local agents 10 whom they
offer exceptionally large profits
Write them today.-Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-11
THE COST.

- used in these rooms with entire sat
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-11
NILES

Isaac Williams. Go years Of age.
died this morning at the home Of
+. s. Byers. 2O5 ST. Joseph av.. as
the probable result OF injuries re-
ceived Wednesday when he was run
over by car driven by Mrs Floyd
Antisdel. Of Buchanan. Physicians
attribute the direct cause Of his
death 10 hemorrhages OF the spinal
cord, and exonerate Mrs Antisdel
OF ali blame in the accident
Two brothers Of Mr.. Williams.
Thomas OF Dowagiac, and Oliver. or
Benton HarbOr, took the body 70
D0wagiac today where funeral SER
vices viii be held Sunday at the
home of Stuart Garrett. q nephew
OF the deceased. Mr.. williams was
well-known in Berrien county. and
had also served a term as supervisor
OF Cas- county.
MILES. Mich. June Sunday.
June Il, will be observed as Child
ren's day at the. First Presbyterian
church. The only morning service.
al 1880 O'CLOCK VIII be devoted TO
the hildren. At the evening ser
vice, the motion picture God and
the Man" will be shown.
Oliver Lee ana Homer Shoop
have returned from the University
OF Illinois; Seth Atkinson. George
Lardner, Wilfred Mclaughlin and
Edward Forbes from the z Of NJ.
for the summer vacauon.
The French Paper Cos. nine viii
play the Kawneers at the Garden
City park Sunday. June II.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Dick. 403 S.
5tb St. are parents Of a son, born
this morning at Epworth hospital,
South Bend
Mrs. Earl Vanderbeck, who was
taken 20 Epworth hospital, South
Bend. after hayIng been run over
and seriously injured by a motorist
whose identity was not learned. is
said 10 be convalescing.
DR.. J. c. Brodie has been called
to Dorchester. Ont. by tho death Of
his father from a paraylitic stroke.
The store building at los Main
St, which for 80 years was occupied
by the notion store OF A w. Goldie
& Co, has been sold 20 II. ]. Jacobs