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Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-04
tCsatinu.d fyem Yssissday. D

There wasa little iHeredulous 81
lsnse. then: But he's everywhere
with you-he's mad about you.' Dol
ly broke ont, "i'ye never known him
Ike il before. thought he was
iond OF me-oneel' Her voice shook
'Bu, even then he never followed
me round as he does YOU"
Elizabeth turned away.
I'VE are good friends" she said
that's all. He has paid everything
for me-you know that"
Il knew people we're saying IL
There was bitter Jealousy in Dollys
voice.
Its quite true" said Elizabeth.
"He has paid Tor my lessons with
Nine. Senestis, and Tor my clothes,
and, everything. But | am soing
to pay him back as soon as ] begin
to earn money-every penny. lie
knows that"
"And you don't love him" Dolly
asked ineredulously.
Elizabeth smiled.
"I've never thought about such q
thing" she said. J.
The two girls looked at one an.
other silently. then Elizabeth said
again with a sharp note In her voice:
"Why-why did you ask me that!
Dolly broke into tears.
Because love him." she said. ]
know you don't believe Ike got II in
me to love anyone, and ] don't think
! knew ii myself till he got tired oi
me. We've quarrcled before. lots oi
times, but he always came back
again. and things were all right; but
when you came il was different. lie
didn't want me any more. saw i
that day when you were at lunch
with him, and he came and took you
away from my table. He's done with
me--and it's because OF YOU" She
turned away. choking and sobbing. Il
knew then that ! cared. It's not his
money! wouldn't mind il he hadn't
80, any-its just--just him."
Elizabeth's face quivered: she
knew so we'll how Dolly felt-the
words so faithfully described the
ache in her own hcart--just him!
Just the one man in the world!
She put an arm round Dolly's
shaking figure.
"I'm sorry" she said helplessly. II
wish | could help"
Dolly raised tcar-drowncd eyes.
"You can." she said hcrcely. "You
can send him away. II you told him
you didn't care for him If he knew
you didn't want him, he would leave
you alone and come back to me. He
thinks you care for him.
Elizabeth drew away.
He can't possibly think that" she
said. We've only-it's only just
it's always been business arrange
ment. He's been kind, but / don't
want him in any other way
Dolly sobbed afrcsh.
"I'vc never cared for any one else
in all my life" she said. 81 never
shall, but you-when you're famous
you'll have everyone after you"
II don't want anyone at all" Eliza
beth said.
Dolly checked her tears; she went
over to a looking glass and dried
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-04
Prominent Bay
State Man Slays
Wife. Kills Self
Manager Of Boston District for
X. C.. Dun & Go. Shoots
Mate, Stays Self-Be.
lieyed Insane.

Newton, Mass. May S.-kxplana'
ton other than insanity. Of the tfag-
sdy in which William d. Powell
manager in the Boston district Tor
r, q, Dun & Co, sho, and killed his
wiie and himself last night, VAS still
lacking today. A gordon oi police
was maintained about the Powell
mansion through the night.
Mrs. Powell, before her second
marriage several years ago. was the
widow OF X, II. White, founder OF
the department store business al
Boston which bears his name. Her
home originally was IN Georgia.
from which she came a. Lena Hib-
bard q quarter century ago.
The rowells had been IN their
summer home only a day. having
abandoned their winter apartment IN
Boston few days after Mrs.
Powell's return from trip TO the
Bahamas for her health. Servants
were said 10 have heard a slight
quarrel Yesterday, and ~ the early
evening saw Powell chasing his wife
around the house. Shots were heard:
the servants rushed to the library and
found their mistress dying on the
floor and her husband leaving the
room. An automatic pistol found IN
the library proved TO have damned
and Powell apparently went to his
own room upstairs 10 get another
weapon. He killed himself with a
revolver ionnd near his body. =.
The district attorney announced
that the medical examiner had indi-.
Gated informally to him that Powell
had gone insane.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-04

bard. his vile. q, their Roslindale
home later yesterday. ended today
when pitlosk surrendered al police
headquarters Tor examination. The
shooting was said by Mrs, Hubbard
TO have followed threats by her hus-
band on her return from . Walk
with Pitloek The latter had gone
when police came,
Mrs. Hubbard. who Is As. told the
police tina, she hred at her husband
after he had turned remarks against
Pi,loek to herself, making innuen-
does which she resented aud making
an advance TO attack her,
Pi,loek. q. naval veteran under
treatment at q hospital. had been a
guest Al the Hubbard home from
time TO time before he returned sew
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-04
Brief City NeWs

Calls Husband Drunkard-P oulean
Farley filed a petition for divorce
against William H. Farley in district
court yesterday, alleging that he is
an habitual drunkard.
Jailed for Five Days-Charles
Amos, 1915 North Seventeenth
street. was sentenced to five days in
Jail for reckless driving in Central
police court yesterday.
Dismisses Suit-Paul A. Blum's
suit for $12,033 against the Burling-
ton. railroad and the Pullman COM
pany was dismissed by Judge Wood
rough after Is minutes testimony
had been given yesterday.
Wants Marriage AnnulIed = Ruth
Payne asked the district court to de-
clare her marriage to Cecil Payne
null yesterday. on the ground that
he was married to another woman at
the time Of her wedding, November
2. 1921.
Injured in COllision-C. r. Taffe,
druggist, $50 West Broadway, Coun-
Gil Bluffs, and E. A. Springer, sales
man, Paxton hotel, were injured
when an automobile in which they
were riding collided with street car
yesterday morning.
Pockets Picked-Joseph komarek,
621 Martha street, reported to po-
lice his pocket was picked Of $23S
while he was riding on q street car
from Thirty-eighth and Cunning
streets to Thirteenth and Dorcas
streets.
Wants Partnership Split-"Ed"
Aims filed suit in district court yes
terday against Orville johnson, seek
ing dissolution of their partnership
in restaurant known as Eds
Place." on the ground that johnson
split the work, but not the profits.
Visit in Omaha = Mrs. Thomas
Bovine and daughter, Pearl, Of
Pomeroy, Wash. are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Isaac Konecky, 1917 South
Thirty third street, on their way to
Quincy. Ill. They will stop in Oma-
ha again on their return trip home.
File for Nomination-Otto J. Stef-
fan. 152 North Thirty-third street,
filed at the election missioner's q
Office for the democratic nomination
for state representative from the
Eighteenth district, and Edward A.
Smith, 2504 Chicago street. for the
| republican nomination from the
Tenth district.
Spceder Dismissed-Judge w. F.
Wappich in Central police court yes
terday dismissed E. Hodge, 2S11
| Brown street, with a fine Of 81 for
speeding when informed by Mrs.
John Hoch, 3S23 North Thirty sixth
street, that he was hurrying home
with a belt for her washing ma
chine.
Makes 2.59 Beer-City Chemist c.
f. Crowley made beer testing 2.37
and 2.5s per cent with a recipe and
materials taken by the federal off,
GERS in raid on the Bee Hive gro
cery, S22 North Sixteenth street, q
few weeks ago. The federal attor-
ney will use the result of the test
in prosecuting the proprietors OF
the store.
Back From Buying Trip L. A.
Urban, proprietor of Urban's store,
1918 Farnam, returned yesterday
from a buying trip in the east. Con-
ditions in the women's ready-to-
wear market are improving raidfy
according to Urban. and new late
spring and summer merchandise Is
being shown, by all the manufactur-
ers at considerably below former
| prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-04
The Dancing Master
By RUBY n. AYRES.
tcepyrtsh. lel,.l

them with . careful regard for ap.
peArsnees,
II hate crying" she said pe,ulanl,
ly; Il look such . sight"
Elizabeth watched her silently
She supposed il was uneharitable Of
her. but she found /, difficult 10 be-
lieye that Dolly's grief was genuine
and YET. how could anyone shed
tears Il u was only preienses
II think Id better 60 now" she
said painfully. She wished with all
her heart she had no, come.
Dolly turned quickly. "You won't
tell anyone what I've saidi" she
asked agitatedly. Promise me"
Il don't need to promise Eliza.
beth said. "and II you think that Mr..
Farmer likes me-in that way
you're wrong, He doesn't; we're
only friends"
There isn't such thing as friend.
ship between a man and a woman,
Dolly said cynically, and then. with
change OF tone. she added: DO you
ever see Pat Royston now. Eliza
BETH"
"No."
"People have said lots OF things
about you and him., you know"
Dolly said maliciously.
Elizabeth's eyes famed.
IL wonder il people ever say any
thing that isn't unkind and untrue?
she protested passionately.
Dolly followed her TO the door.
Il suppose you won't ever come
here again." she asked with sort
OF humility.
Elizabeth shook her head.
mo. | don't think ! shall ever
want to-"
Dolly watched her 60 down the
road, then she shut the front door
with a violent slam and went up-
stairs to her mother.
Little cat! Sly little beast" she
stormcd. 81 hate her. with her baby
face and big eyes! She says it's a
lie about Neil-she says she doesn't
care for him and that he doesn't
care for her. She's a liarH
She stormed up and down the
room. her face crimson, her breast
heaving. Mrs. Mason watched her ST.
lently.
"You spoiled everything by hav-
ing a row with her." Dolly stormed;
she'll never come here again. She'll
marry Neil. and then what's to be-
come of us!" . ..-.
II did my BEST" she walled. "You
always blame me; its your fault for
quarreling with Neil. l begged you
not to. You might have married him
months ago if you'd played your
cards properly. His money would
have saved US. What did you say to
her"
Dolly kicked footstool out of her
way.
"Oh, l turned the tears on" she
said furiously. II told the little fool
! loved him, and she believed me.
Loved him, indeed! I hate him, but
III be even with them both yet!
III pay them out. :" And now
the tears that came were tears OF
genuine anger.
Mrs. Mason looked on helplessly.
CONTINUED in the Bee Tommorw.)
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-04
Four Infantry Companies
Due at Fort Omaha Soon

Work Of removing the great guam
tity OF balloon equipment from Fort
Omaha to Scott field, Belleville,
Ill, will be completed in another
month.
There are IS men at Fort Omaha
now. But a battalion Of four COM
panies Of infantry is expected to take
the station there within short time.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-04
Manufacturer
Slain by Wife
Boston Woman Says Mate
Threatened Her After Walk
With Naval Veteran.

Boston, Mass, May 3,-An all
night search ior Edmond ei,loek OF
Chicago By police investigating the
fatal shooting Of William b. Hub
bard. manufacturer al a vegetable
compound. by Mrs, Carrie N, Hub
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-04
Davenport Blacksmith
Accidentally Eleetrocuted

Dsshler. Nsb,, May 3.-tspseial
1eiegrsm.l-J. A, Marrow, black.
smith at Davenport. touched An else-
trie transmission wire with a wrench
while al work fixing a pump aud
was killed instantly, lie leaves q
vile and three children, two boys
aud . girl.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-04
American Legion Auxiliary
to Conduct Memorial Services

Public memorial services will be
held next Sunday afternoon at ; in
West Lawn cemetery, under auspices
OF the American Legion auxiliary
and attended by representatives Of
all local patriotic organizations.
Daisies. the adopted flower of the
Legion, will be planted on the graves
of all exservicc men next week.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-04

mohd collar. various rings &c. ia
diamonds and smsralds. . bracelet
with ~ diamonds set in platinum, :
JADE and diamond bracelet, two pairs
OF emerald car rings, an envelope
containing about 20 pearls and ysfl'
Gus other pieces,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-04

erai months ago TO his wife AM
child at Chicago, Visiting Boston
again ior medical attention, he va
invited by the HIubbards to stay At
their home and had been q sussl
there four days
Mrs. Hubbard said she and fi'-
lock went waking in the Arberwas
for two hours yesterday and when
they returned home found her hus'
band awaiting them in an ansr
mood. 49,
Mrs. Hubbard pleaded not guilt,
to a charge OF murder and Was held
wiihou, bail Tor the grand jury.
Bee Want Ads Are Best Business
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-04
Two Die in Love Tragedy.

Plaeerville, Cal. May 3.--William
Cooper, blacksmith, and r. +. Bar
nett are dead and James B. Barkley
bro,hcr.in.law OF Cooper, is serious
ly wounded as the result OF shoot
ing ARRAY at Caldor. near here. yes
tcrday. Barnett. who is said to have
sho, and killed Cooper and later
wounded Barkley, sent bullet
through his own head as Sheriff Ell
mer Z. Hand approached to arrest
him.
Sheriff Hand declared that events
leading up to the tragedy revealed a
love triangle. Barnett was married
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-04
Arrested in Staying.

Rushville, ILL.,, May 5.-(By A. P)
Arrested at Vermont, so miles
from Frederick, where Sheriff Lash
brook and two deputies were shot
10 death, Sam Eickis, one OF the
Greek section hands accused OF the
shooting, was brought to Rushville
late Yesterday. A crowd which met
the train was driven back and Eickis
was taken in a waiting automobile
to the county jait.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-04
Divide Bottle OF Poison.

Los Angeles, Cal, May 3.-A man
and a woman divided bottle OF
poison here last night and are in a
critical condition today. according to
records of the police and receiving
hospital surgeons. ~
: The man is Clyde Heaston, -,
and the woman, Mrs. Isabel Granich,
q. Standing on a sidewalk Heaston
swallowed half of the contents OF
the bottle, according to the police
Mrs. Granich appealed to a passing
motorist for help. The motoristt
took the couple in his machine and
started for the receiving hospital. On
the, way, while supporting Heaston
Mrs. Granich drank the poison re-
manning in the bottle, the police
said. -
Neither was able to make eohc-
rent statement
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-04
Is Your Baby the Prettiest?

That great question will be decided this week
at Eldredge Reynolds the Store Of Speciality
Shops. Bring the pictures of your babies to
the Baby Shop of the second floor and as they
are presented they will be placed in our Six
teenth street window. Each picture will be
| numbered and the public may cast their vote
for their favorite baby in the Baby Shop. All
voting is free and no one is obligated in any
way by casting a vote.
Pictures may be turned in any time this week
up to p. m. Saturday. May s.
Souvenirs Free
Every mother who brings her baby or tiny tot
up to years of age to the Eldredge- Reynolds
Baby Shop will be given dainty souvenir free
Of charge. This offer. will be a feature Of
Baby Week, in our Baby Shop, Second Floor.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-04

bee Want Ads Are Best Business
Boosters.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-04

Ho OSn AAVRAo OO AAuSAA w
the mother who is carefully Sc
lecting the infants summer
wardrobe, or perhaps is having
trouble in making the proper
selection of the layette.
Well-informed salespeople are
in our Baby Shop to help make
your selection easy.
Thursday we offer
Infants Complete Outfits
Layette consisting Of IS articles, $3.50
Layette consisting Of 40 articles, $500
Layette consisting Of 81 articles, $500
Cozy Down Diapers, Y dozen in sealed
package, $3.50 values, for Baby Week:
$1.S0 dozen.
90c half dozen.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-18
SUMMONS ron PUBLICATION
Equity No. iiOI.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
STATE or OREGON FOR THE
COUNTY or KLAMATH.
MARSHALL NuCKOLLS Plaintiff,
W. MAGGIE EGhN, !. u BROWN.
JOHN DOE AND RICHARD ROE.
Defendants.
IN THE NAME OF THIS STATE
or OHEGOE.
To Maggie Exam. J. 3. Brown, John
Doe and Richard Roe. and To all
persons unknown who have or
claim any Interest or estate In or
lien upon the property described
In the complaint herein:
You, and each OF you, are hereby
required To appear and answer the
complaint filed against you. In
the above entitled suit on or
before the 18th day OF Dcecm.
bcr, 1922, that being the last day
of the time prescribed IN tho order
for publication Of this summons:
and u you fail 10 TO appear or an
uwor, for want thereof the plaintiff;
will apply Ia the Court for the re-
lief prayed for In its complaint on
file herein. tO-wit:
For the partition of the following
described property situate and being
IN klamath CouHty' state OF ore.
gon, to-wlt
Tho Sonih inlI OF III" South
HAN OF section Thirteen, Town
ship ~ South, Rnngo IL East,
w, NJ, containing 100 acres.
IN" Southeast quarter of the
Northw"st quarter. and the
Southwest quarter OF the North
east quarter. and the West
oho'half ot the Southeast quar-
ter oi Section Eighteen. Town.
snip VI south. Range ~
East. w. NJ, containing one.
hundred and sixty tlGO( acres.
And that an undivided 5-7 Inter
est In said property In value be set
aside 10 plhinif To hold IN scYcralty
ana that the remainder thereof be
set aside To the parties found To be
The legal owners ana holdcts there
of and II said property cannot be
divided that the same be sold and
that b.1 OF the proceeds OF such
sal" be paid over To plaintiff and
lhAl hll chafH'H ana cApohAca ol hucn
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-18
SALE OF ESTATE

Notice "a hereby given that from
ana after the 18th day OF Dccem-
ber, 1929. viii proceed 10 sell at
private sale for cash in hand. all
OF the following described real es.
tate. to-wit:
An undivided ono.halt interest in
the Southeast Quarter OF Section
SO. Township 80 South. Range Is
East in klamath. County, oregon.
Said sale Is made under and by
virtue OF an order OF the County
Court Of the State ~ oregon for
Boaton County In the matter Of the
estate OF 5. :. Ewing, deceased. APP
plications to purchase said property
or any part thereof. may be made
TO the undersigned al the First Ma
tlonal Bank In klamath Falls. Ore
gcn or NJ the office OF l.. L, VIII
son In Corvallis. Oregon.
MARTHA EWING.
ENeeutrix of VIII OF s. s.
Ewing deceased.
~ li-lS-25-D 2-9-i6
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-18
TOO MUCH MEAT
HURTS KIDNEYS
Take n Glass of Salts to Flush Kid
neys IL Bladder Bothers
You

Eating too much meat may pro-
duce kidney trouble in some form OF
other. says well-known authority,
because the uric acid eXcites the kid
news, they become oyerworked; get
sluggish; clog up and cause all sorts
of distress particularly backache
and misery in the kidney region
rheumatic twinges, severe headaches.
acid stomach, constipation, torUid
liver. sleeplessness, bladder and ur-
mary irritation.
The moment your back hurts or
Kidneys aren't acting right, or II
bladder bothers you, get about four
ounces OF Jad Salts from any good
pharmacy; take a tablespoonful in a
glass of water before breakfast for a
few days and your kidneys may then
act fine. This famous salts is made
from the acid OF grapes and lemon
juice. combined with lithia, and has
been used for generations to flush
clogged kidneys and stimulate them
to normal activity; also 10 neutralize
the acids in the urine so that II no
longer irritates, thus often ending
bladder disorders,
lad Salts cannot injure anyone;
makes delightful efferyescent lith-
ia-water drink which millions of men
and women take now and then to
help keep the kidneys and urinary
organs clean. thus,y often skaHQtning
serious kidney discovers ". svo,
l03,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-18
NOTICE ro CREDirolts

~ THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE or OREGON FOR kLAM.
Attn COUNTY.
Ia tho Matter OF the Estate ot Bert
y. WithFuw, Deceased.
The undersigned having been APP
pointed by the County Court OF the
state uf Oregon. Tor Klamath Couu-
~. ENccutrix of the estate oi Bort
H. Wiihruw deceased. notice is here
by Hiycn 10 the creditors of, and all
pcranns having claims against said
deceased. To present them verified
as required by law. within six
after the first publication
of this notice to said ESccutriN at
the law offices of W. :, Wiley, at
tornoy for said estate, zoo odd Eel
lows building. Fifth and Main
streets, klamath Falls, Oregon,
MARGARET W1THnoW 4,
ENocutriN OF the estate of
Ilcrt T., Withdrew deceased,
Dated Nov. II, 1922,
n Il-IN.oh 1.u
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-18

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
COUNTY or KLAMATH.
KLAMATH COUNTY. OREGON. a
public corporation. Plaintiff. vs.,
PuRL Il. MERRILL and JANE
DOE MERRILL. his wife. de.
PENDANTS.
~ THE NAME OF THE STATE
or OREGON:
To purl II. Merrill and 10 Jane
Doe Merrill, his wife, defendants
hcrciu:
required Ia appear and answer the
complaint filed against you, and both
OF you, In the above entitled action,
on or before the 18th day OF Docem
bcr. 1912, that being the last day
OF the time prescribed In tho order
for publication of this summons;
and II you fail so To- answer or ap-
pear, for want thereof the plaintitf
will apply To the Court tor the re-
lief prayed for In It's complaint ON
file herein. to-wit:
For n determination Of the com
penSatlon Ia be paid for certain
strip or parcel OF land described In
the complaint. heretofore filed here.
in, which said strip OF land Is de-
sired by plaintiff for public use,
aud as right-of-way for the Klamath
Falls-Malin section OF The palles-
California Highway, and plaintiff
VIII take judgment and decree
against you condemning and ap-
propriating said strip OF land to
klamath County, State OF oregon,
and it's assigns In fee simple for the
use aforesaid and forever barring
you. and each of you, from asserting
any right, title or interest In or To
the said strip OF land so described.
or any right or claim of dover or
curtesy therein; said strip OF land
being more particularly described as
a strip OF land Sixty 600 feet wide,
heing Thirty (3O) feet on each side
of the center line OF said The Dal-
les-California Highway, as surveyed
over and across the Northwest
quarter (NWh " of the Northwest
quarter (NWh) of section Two
ca. Township Forty-one (4D
South, RANGE Ten u0 East OF viii
lamette Meridian. IN klamath Coun-
ty, Oregon.
This summons Is served by pub
lication thereof in the Evening Her
aid, Q daily newspaper printed and
published ana OF general circulation
IN Klamath County. Oregon by Or
der OF Hon. A, l.. Leayitt, Judge of
the above entitled Court, made and
entered on the 3rd day of Novem-
ber, 1879. which said order requires
that the summons be published at
least once week for six successive
and consecutive weeks, beginning on
the 4th day OF oyember, 1899.
w. A, WEST,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Klamath Falls, ore.
n 4-l1-1S-25 ID. 2-9-l6
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-18
REV. BULGIN IS SUED
Evangelist Made Defendant by Ex.
service Man

FONT WORTH. Texas. Nov. rs.
.-+i,nv. n. J. Bulgin. evangelist
giving his residence ns Portland.
oregon. was auod for 100000
"Wednesday In district court ai East
lnnh by Colonel -, Gordon, one Of
The best known oil operators In the
Texas fields. Defamation Of charac-
ter In alleged.
Tho suit alleges that IN tho pres
oncc Of 1000 persona last Thursday.
Dr. Bulgln. from the pulpit. de-
nounccd the part that Gordon play
I'd In the adoption of n resolution
IN a meeting of ox.Hcrvicc men, ask.
Ing that the Ku Kluk Khan not
parade ON hrmIstlcc day. Tho rcso-
luton adopted also criticized the
khan
According 10 Gordon'S petition.
Bulgln referred to Gordon ~ that
low down. pug nosci, bootlogglng
Gcrmnn.Jcw." and nppnlod other
harsh cpithcts TO him.
Gordon was In the United States
army 80 years and served M an
officer during tho world war hui.
gin has been holding rcylyals In tho
oil fields for two months.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-18
NEW LAMP BURNS
94otc AIR
HEATS ELECTRIC or GAS

a new oil lamp that gives an
amazingly brilliant, soft. white
light, even better than gas or
electricity. has been tested by the
u. 5. Government and SO leading
universities and found TO be su-
pcrlor to 10 ordinary oil lamps.
IL burns without odor, smoke or
noise--no pumping up. is simple,
clean. safe. Burns "a per cent
air and 9 per cent common kero-
sene (coll-oilD
The Inventor v. NJ. johnson. 81
y. Fifth ST., Portland, Ore, is Of
fering TO send a lamp on 10 days
FREE trial. or even TO give one
FREE 10 the first user in each
locality who will him introduce IL,
Write hiI today for full partic-
ulars. Sso ask him to explain
how you can get the agency, and
experience or money make
$3.50 TO $500 per month.