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Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-01-12
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In the estate of A. r. Bovine, the
administrator fled petition asking for
sale of personal property at private
sale.
In the estate of George E. Miller.
w. E. Cornett filed demand in sum of
$685. Demand waived.
The administrator IN the estate of
G. w. Pulls filed final receipts and
was discharged
In the estate of John j. Pulls, the
administrator filed final receipts and
was discharged.
The administrator in the estate of
Ferdenand Alexander filed motion
asking for al order to sell one 500
Liberty bond and one gold bond
DR.. John Schroers filed demand in
the sum of Sc in the estate of John
Baines. Demand waived.
The executor of the estate of Joseph
Armstrong filed inventory and APP
praisement.
M. S. Bush Undertaking Company
filed demand in estate of Joseph Arm
strong for the sum of s264.50. De-
mand waived.
The Administrative in the estate OF
Josephus Eubanks, filed final receipts
and was discharged.
In the estate of Mrs. L E. Carroll,
administration filed affidavit and GER
tificate of appraisement.
In the estate of Thomas Sewer,
Twill filed properly executed by the
State of Iowa.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-01-12
SUNRISE SCHOOL DISTRICT.

] Miss Matte Cox was taken to the
Hospital at Mexico, Thursday morn
ing and operated on that afternoon for
appendicitis. DR.. Fulkerson accom-
panied her. She is getting along
nicely.
Several members of the Woodmen
attended theSregular meeting and in
stailasion Of officers at Benton City
Tuesday night.
RS. Douglass and o. R. Massey'at-
tended the directors meeting Of Aud
! rain County Farmers Association at
Mexico Saturday.
! Mrs. Willie Campbell was able to be
taken home Sunday afternoon. She
has been a patient in the amanda
Hospital for two weeks.
French Douglass and family visited
at the home Of Bert Waddngten;; Sun
day.
THERE'S quite a lotof sickness inthis
neighborhood. DR.. Cornet of Rush
HflI has several patients that require
his service every day: It is q long
trip. for him to make I'VE bad roads.
Wish a good doctor would locate at
Benton City.
Claude Carter and wife visited his
mother, Mrs. Ed Carter, Monday. Mrs.
Carter was real sick Sunday night and
Monday, but is resting better at this
writing
| The Sunrise Farm Club met last
Friday night with the new president,
K. S. Douglass, IN charge. The reg
aIar business was taken care of and
plans for q Rally Night talked over.
III. was finally decided to, put on a
"Homes Talent" play, which will be
given sometime in the rear future.
The new officers Of the club are:
lsPres, B. S. Douglass; vice-president,
lee Cslsldeis; secretary and treasury,
Massey. Much creditsis due the
tretiFffngaoRicers, President John Clark,
secretary Clark Pledge, who have work
Led faithfully to build up the club. The
regular meeting nights are the first
and third Friday nights in each month.
All members are urged to be present
and bring someone else. Let US all
work together that our efforts might
be crowned with success.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-01-12
PAYNE DISTRICT.

Hog killing was the go last week.
Several different ones killed hogs.
Mrs. John Beatty came home Sat
raday she has, been visiting Greed
Carter and family.
Miss Mary Brown has been visiting
in Centralia.
Miss Lorraine Showers visited Miss
Ina Opal Denham Saturday.
Leroy. Beatty had q play party Sat
urday night. Every one enjoyed the
night. And left hoping there would DC
another party real soon.
frances Beatty was the guest Of
james Denham Saturday afternoon.
Mrs v. v. Smith and Mrs. John
ISchoIl are both on the sick list. we
hope they will soon be UP again.
Joe Gregory, Robert Shock and wifet
I,ora Shock and wife and Bill Chick
and wife helped p. F. Denlnam hll
Mr.. Winents and family were the
sunday guests Of John Mccoy anc
family .,..,
Junior Lions and family visited
George Brown and family Sunday.
P il. Denham hauled Grover Sims
,load If oats Saturday morning.
Roe showers and family were t y
CHESTS Sunday Of Silas Riggs an<
write
ITarence VIM and family were ths
auests Sunday q John Nevias ant
family, NJ.
Jessie Pulls and family visited Aie0
Pulls and family Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-01-12

I. Cauthorn sent away and each got
a trio Of Emden geese.
Ernest and Oscar Schrader have
been cutting wood in Jake Baehr's
timber.
Misses Tressa Huff and Vera Hol-
ingsworth visited Hazel School last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Baehr spent Sun
day at her fathers, Mrs. Mudds, south
west of Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Oliver and
little son, Ralph Edward, spent Sun
day with Mr., and Mrs. Hollis David
son.
VIII. Hollingsworth and Henry
Schrader sold fat hogs to Homer
Mundy and they delivered them in
Mexico Monday.
Vera Holhngsworth spent Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. Dick Doerge.
Miss Tressa Huff went to Mexico
Monday.
The Talley boys and the Schrader
boys spent Sunday at Henry Schrad-
ers.
Collier Davidson of Centralia is Wis
sing his brother Hollis Davidson.
Jake LaRue and Jess Herren have
been assisting Robert Anderson shuck-
ing corn this week.
WILDER Davidson was on the sick
list Monday.
Donald Anderson helped Ed Azdell
haul hogs Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Schrader spent Tuesday
whit her mother, Mrs. Win Talley.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-01-12
20 Years AGO.

Mrs Tandy 2. Gentry, formerly Of
Mexico, daughter of Mr., and Mrs
James D. Miller, died at her horfse in
Kansas City Saturday morning: She
had been Ill about a,year. -,
&C. Dawson will leave soon to
spend the winter in Victoria4 Tex;
The Rev. and Mrs. w. H. Hook and
daughter, Mrs. Cummings have arrived
in Mexico to make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Gallop and lit.
tie son, David Omar. who have been
visiting friends and relatives in Mex
leo for a few days have returned to
their home in Columbia. !.
N. R. Rodes little son, Ryland, is
just recovering from an attack Of
Group. so
/. Prof. D. A. Mcmillan attended the
State Teachers Association meeting
in Kansas City. p .
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-01-12
PRAIRIE HILL ITEMS.

Judge F, H. Naysmith was in Mex
icothe first Of last week attending to
his official duties. As4o1s
:, Earl Motley has about recovered
and is able to do his chores again.
Estis Trabue was sick all last week
and unable to be in school.
John Day has the sympathy of the
community because of the loss of his
father, Seth Day. r53s. 4-
/ Gus Barnes and wife are in from the
West and are visiting Les Williams
and family:
John Schroeder, Tomanie Eddleman
andC C. Coldweli butchered hogs last
week. @
Cecil Pease and family visited Paul
Evans Thursday and Ed Trower Fri
Daylight. ~
Paul Evans and family visited the
Eassidays Friday night.
The Michigan Farm Club met Fri
day night, John Schroeder was re-
ELECTED president and Frank Daniels
secretary Aegoodly number renewed
membership, Nick. Schneids Of
Ceutralia made a very interesting and
khstEnctive. talk which was, much en-
boyed by. all, "A, committee was ap-
Iboipted to secure. ether members.
Iohn Walker has, rented The Frank
scroggin farm, south Of Farber. This
Il near where they formerly lived. i
| Anumber Of his nsighbOrs enjoyed 9
Ihleasant evening. at the home Of Paul
Evans Saturday night.
I w. c. ,Johnson and wife visited the
JCassidays Sunday afternoon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-01-12
WASHINGTON GLEE
AND MANDOLIN CLUB MAY
!. COME TO MEXICO

President Vaughn of Hardin College
has been comforting with Henry
Arthur, business manager Of the
Washington University Glee and Man
dolin Club, in regard to bringing the
club to Mexico on its tenth annual
tour the first part Of February.
The itinerary of the club will in
clude Moberiy, Keokuk, Davenport,
Peoria and Springfield.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-01-12

custom of calling on the ladies was
quite generally observed.
W. T. Summer, formerly a clerk in
Ricketts, and Emmons Dry Goods
Store died at Henrietta, Tex, Dec
ember "a.
Ex-Governor Hardin is again az
home.
w. W. Fry has just returned from
a business trip to Louisiana.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-01-12
HATToN-CoNCORD.

Frank Muir bought nine sheep from
Pearly Fredd.
Buck Roadman butchered Friday.
Mrs. s. W. Muir and Mrs. James
Leefer wer shopping in Auxvasse Fri
day. ,,-
S. w. Muir bought some hay from
Jim Porter. tr-n J.
Mrs. Grover Sims after q weeks
visit with her father and mother Mr..
and Mrs. J.. E. Muir returned to her
home in; Audrain county.
A mule ran over Bill Vivion and hurt
him one day recently.
Tom Bailey and Ern Kennsn shipped
their. mules Tuesday.
Frank Muir delivered some mules %
tMcCredie Monday. Howard Bailey Of
list. Louis bought them.
Bob Gilmore delivered mules to AUX
vase bought by Howard Bailey.
wall Hendrix and wife were shop
ping in Mexico Friday.
Charley Dunn is in the South in
prospect Of the mule market.
Mrs. Grover Sims spent the night
with Mr. and Mrs. Willard Greed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-01-12
MOBERLY HAS MORE
CASES OF DIPHTHERIA
THAN SMALLPOX

There are now FIVE cases of diph-
liberia and only four Of smallpox in
Moberly, according to a statement is.
sued by Health Cammissioner Dixon
10 baking this statement,
DR.. Dixon pointed. aut that the cases
were scattered and that there was not
an epidemic -oe either disease, and
that such precautions werebeingtaken
that he felt the city was in no danger
of an epidemic, -,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-01-12
WILL GIVE PLAY
AT THE ORPHEUM

The Cauthorn Farm Club, one of the
live organizations of the county, will
present Engaged by Wednesday" a
comedy in the orpheum theatre in this
city Friday January 10th. They have
presented this successfully in their
school house and the play is said to be
most entertaining.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-01-12
AZ Years Ago.

Tht river is frozen and all steam
boat traffic is stopped.
Miss Bessie Bolts is visiting friends
at McCredie. : - ~
Judge Buckner will leave for Wash
ington Friday. "
J. Med Gamble was in Columbia on
business this week. -,
The mercury dropped 70, twenty de-
gress below; zero Wednesday night. :
phes Observation-Disclosures to. the
fact that@insApibe tef the bad weathar
on New YeArs Day die time atonore
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-01-12
poWELL,s FORD.

Bro. C. B. Wait, of Columbia
preached at Sun Rise Sunday morning
also in the evening. He will preach the
first Sunday in February. He would
like to meet all the members Of the
church at this next appointment.
WIN. Mason will kill hogs this week
Misses Mabel and Mildred Cook
were home for the weekend.
Miss Ruth Cock resumed her school
duties at Carter district Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-01-12
THOMPSON.
(From Last Week.)

(From Last Week. 4.
Sunday visitors: VIII Dempsey
and family and Hugh Dempsey Of
Mexico, spent the day with Charley
Reeds.
Miss Thelrna Hoover Of Mexico
spent Sunday with Misses Eula and
Leona Hoover.
Harry Matlock and life cook din
ner with j. M. Jones. {R n
Quite a'numbcr Of parties this last
week.
Mrs. Lee Roe is back ut homo after
being i'll at the home Of her parents.
Mr.. Alexander Of Centralia.
Claude Rutter and, wife are the
proud parents of q fine boy.
Summer Davis drew che auto at
Conscience " Wales.
Mrs. Art Ferguson and daughter,
Wanda, visited her mother, Mrs. ].
M. Jones a few days last week.
Ben Spencer made his usual trip TO
Mexico Saturday, il \
Estell Davenport and wife Of Slater
spent q few days Xmas week with
his parents. All Of Mr.. Davenports
children visited them that week ex-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-01-12

The basket ball team of Mcmillan
High School defeated Jefferson City
High School Monday eeyning with a
score of 81 to BshyAt the end of the
first half the score was 81 to Z in favor
of the Bulldogs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-01-12
Discharged From Hospital.

Mrs. Charlie Roberts and Mrs. Vir-
ginia Robertson of Fulton were both
discharged. from Amanda Hospital
Thursday morning.
Mrs. Williams was operated on at
Amanda Hospital Thursday morning
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-01-12

Mrs. Fred Bronaugh and Robert
Robertson are here from st. Louis, to
visit their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
W.. Robertson. ~.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-01-12
WAzET TTJEMg.

Mrs. A. III. Blease and daugnter,
Alma, visited Mrs. Henry Schrader
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Lon Ware and Mrs. Andrew
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-01-12
Dallas Paper Praises Mexico Girl.

The Dallas News recently in CIV
ing an account Of the play presented
by the Bryan Street High Schools
senior class, spoke highly, of the work
Of Miss Nemma Snidow who directed
the production. The paper said,
Commemorate results answered to
the effrts of the director, Miss Snidow
who strove to make the production
worthy Of the name Of art" Z.
:.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-01-12

C. C. Hardy of vepdalia was in Mex
leo Wednesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-01-12

HAPPINESS is pleasure without a
after" -, Is
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-01-12

9 !" ""FNt' VHI4LTF tFt"', IFNtI ~ =
Sam Evans, who has been ill, is.
some better. E&s,l@N 4 ~.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-01-12

SUBSCRIBE FOX, THE LEDGER
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-01-12
D0D6e BR0THERs

will announce on February
|, 1922, a substantial reduc-
ton in the prices of their
cars, effective from January
/, 1922. .s..
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-08
Baptists Preparing for
World Alliance Meeting

NASHVILLE, Tent Nug, $. br
T., Y. Mullins of Louisville, president
of the southern baptist convention,
nr W, W. l.nndrNm " RusScllvlllc.
Ky, and Dr, u ", PITT OF Richmond,
Va, are IN London for tho meeting
of the executive committee OF the
BAPTIST world Alliance, which viii
prepare the program for the next
dcccnninl meeting " tho Alliance to
be- held ut Stockholm. Sweden, July
li-20. 1879,
Following tho meeting VI the exc.
cutivc committee there will be- u gen
crnl conference of representative
hNptists from nll-pnrta of the world
on Baptist relief aud mission work In
Europe, Among other Important mat.
tors to receive consideration ut this
conference are the setting M " Rap.
tlst institutions of learning the con.
tincnt nnd determining what action
should he taken to prove full rcllgi.
Gus liberty Tor nap,iH,s In all Euro.
ponn countries
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-08
BAN IS PLACED
ON JAZZ MUSIC
Action of Musicians Local
Based on Plan to Elc-
vnte Standards

PEORIA, M, Aug "JaEE'
music has been banned by the Ashc.
Vile. y, G.. local OF the American
federation of musicians as u result of
movement toward better music In
that city sponsored by the saturday
Morning Music club, according to an
announcement from tho publicity
headquarters of the National Rcdcrn.
tIon of Music clubs,
The announcement stated that this
was the first movement In this diroc.
ton by any club affiliated with the
national body. \ resolution adopted
ny musicians. l.ochl No, i2S nf Ashe-
Nillo, was quoted as follows;
Resolved, that orchestra must
clans playing any engagement CON
duet themselves as II they were ON u
professional engagement, aud refrain
from making any unnecessary or IN.
usual noises not Indicated IN the mn.
Hic. or making movements cnnspiru.
ously noticeable that would tend Ca
dc,ract from the dignity of their per.
formancc." ~
The movement OF the Ashcyille
music club. Il was stated, waa headed
By Mrs, q. e, Hamilton. president and
chairman of the local board now
making arrangements for the enter.
tnInmrnt " the biennial festival to
be held at Asheyilir By the National
Federation Of Music clubs next June
This action" the announcement
said, lis based upon u plan oi co.
with various civic nrganiza.
tious to bring the standard Of music
iu u higher lc'cl These musicians
are on record as being opposed to
squawks of the clarinet
and whcczcs from the saynphonc, cs.
rccially IN connection with dance
music.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-08

TIN. l.ll,IHTN

Queen OF Sheha". n Fox super.
special directed by J Gordon Ed.
wards, came to the Liberty Thcatr,
yesterday,
There is scene after scene of great
beauty and magnificcncc in Queen
OF Sheba the marriage festival at
tho court OF King Armud, the arrival
ut Solomons court. the day OF races
and games. including the chariot race
between the Queen VI Shcba and the
Princess vash,i; the arrival ot nay-
i'd. son OF solomon. the little Prince
OF 'Shcba; the battle between the
(pfces ~ solomon aud AdonijaM
and the Pathetic final departure Of
the Queen OF Sseba Tor her own
realm.
The chariot races IN their thrilling
realism came as distinct surprise.
bringing ardible expressions OF cN.
citemcnt and admiration from the
audience.
Manager Poole II the Liberty
Theatre Is to be congratulated upon
having secured this wonderful pie.
turc FOR a run In this city. The Queen
OF shoba will have It's final showing
az \ o'clock tonight.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-08
Titl STRAND

y clever singing, dancing ana mus
icnl act will be given this evening at
The Strand when Bill and Iattia Carr
appear In "MAsIcal Oddities. These
two artists have something worth
while to offer the people. Hattie
Carr appeais rs the singing. cowgirl
and has satisfied the audiences where
ever she has given hcr little stunt
There will also be that super Tea,
turc picture. Mother Love and the
Law" which is a motion picture
which every mother in Klamath
should see. II Is wonderful story
depicting scenes In the famous Dolly
Matters case
Tonight is also Movie Hair Net
night when every lady who attends
will be given entirely free a Movie
Fan hair net There will be but one
show starting at 6:i5.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-08
Weed Company Has
Largest Logging Camp

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. The
largest logging camp In California.
planned TO house 1900 persons. in.
Guiding leo families. aad laid out
according to most modern city plan
ming ideas, has been completed for
the Weed Lumber company NJ Ante.
lopc. Creek, Siskiyou county. accord.
ing to Edward \. Brown. director ~
labor camps for the state commission
of immigration and housing.
One hundred fpur-rupm family
houses, two-rcom school house. a
moving picture and entertainment
hail are among the features.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-08
Car Burns After Owner
Arrested by Officers

MODESTO Cal, Aug. S--Aftcr
placing Edward Mcinickc, ranchcr,
under arrest for driving u car while
intoxicated, police officers Smith and
Mccarthy started 10 take the muchinc
to the police station Suddculy namca
shot from the hood and after throw,
ing dirt on the same the officers
made an investigation. close to the
engine were found several broken
bottles and one hottie still filled
with jackass brandy, The heat or the
engine had caused the bottles to TX.
plodc aud the contents to take ''ro.
An additional charge W transporting
liquor was placed against Mcini kcr
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-08
Queer Will Plln.
California Poppies

SANTA BARBARA. Cal. Aug, s.
Queen Elizabeth OF Belgium expects
TO plant poppies from Santa Barbara
In the royal palace gardens In Brus-
sells. Albert Il. Gould. local garden
designer who sent her collection Of
the seed OF the choicest varieties OF
California poppics, has been advised
by Henry =. Fletcher, American min
lister to Belgium. When King Al.
bert and the queen visited Santa
Barbara two years. ago. they express
sed great delight In the beauty Of
California poppies. so Gould made up
a package recently for her.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-08
IF WE WILL

u oRTLAND's mayor didn't pat
i M on the back at the com
munity banquet, nor pass out a lot
of palavering plstitudes. He gave
real family circle talk. showing
up our weaknessess in straight from
the shoulder sentences filled with
truth.
Mayor Baker didn't "kid us
along" one little bit. Which proves
his Independent breadth OF character.
We kid ourselves more than suffi-
clentiy. II Is, In the slang sense. the
"hest thing" We do. Actually 1t is
tho worst thing we do.
Self-delusiOn, the Pollyana phil
osphy that everything is all right
aud every failure resulting from our
own lack Of foresight and effort
might couceivably have been easily
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-08

q worse failure has hccn the ruina-
tion OF many men and communities
and liz continuing to he So,
Two mon OF very different type
spoke at the community dinner,
, Both made helpful speeches.
w. T.. Bobbitt brilliantly en-
pounded the doctrine OF brothcrly
love, OF the solvent potency of sym.
pathetic understanding OF each 9TH
ers' problems TO remove existing
class hatreds and misunderstood. =.
ings.
He was a workable theory. one
that must he accepted II civi,i7a-
tion "a the occidcnt knows u Is to
retain the ascendancy. Moral and
spiritual progress must keep pace
with material advancement or the
complex machinery We have builded
is likely to escape our control and
wreck us.
The goldent goal toward which
we must set our faces was definite
ly fixed by Mr., Bobbitt. but Is
goal for the future, a goal OF slow
attainment. a good time coming
when
Truth and worth. DER all the earth.
Shall bear the gree, and a that"
Mayor Baker gave the practical
and businesslike remedy for the I'm.
mediate present. He dealt In no ab.
stractions. but every criticism he
made and every remedy he urged
was applicable to today.
His talk was as salutary as q cold
shower. not entirely easy to take
but particularly bracing. D..
Whether the Portland spirit Is as
entirely altruistic as its mayor por.
trays I, Is another question. but
let's admit It is fully as altruistic
as the spirit Of klamath Falls:
In other words We all expect co.
operative effort to work TO our COM
mon advantage. Where we fail
bslk and lose headway Is In letting
our fears that Il will work to the
other fellows advantage little
sooner than Il will to our own get
the best OF Us and drive us into
childlikc sulkiness and refusal to
play the game.
There were lessons in the speech
IS at last nights dinner that will
put us far ahead on the path of dcs- .
liny within the next year II all who ,
heard will heed them. transmute I
hem into action and pass them on.
II We only, VIII, we can, II We
sill not. VIC cannot, and all tina,
viii have been achieved is that
'ome two hundred people had
rood chicken dinner. enjoyed scmc
.xcoI'ent music and were entertain
ID with n few clever stories.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-08
TES]I6nS1hs
.lnJ

Too many people who went to
school can't prove II.
Flapper clothes don't always show
the wearer's age.
A mans bills usually haunt him
VIXEN the ghost walks.
II takes a lot OF brass TO start an
amateur brass band.
Some people read movie subtitles
with their cut-outs wide open.
The average mans idea OF inter-
lor decoration IL a square meal.
DeFpite Russian relief plans.
there 10 no relief from Russia.
This may be an awful country:
but In Madagascar law compels
everyone TO work at least $50 days
4 year
II takes all kinds OF weather 10
make year.
No wonder Germany Is broke.
She is trying to sell cotton stock
ings in this country.
vacuum may receive In radio;
but II doesn't in ID head.
These Wall street men going
back to the farm had better hide
when hog killing times comes.
There are 27.OOO,OO0 horses and
mules lett in this country, not
counting the chronic reformcrs.
These sideburns are hard on
theek TO cheek dancing
StauntOn. Va. has more women
voters than men. Maybe the men
cant get away from home TO vote.