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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15
Peoria.

There has been very little early
blowing doae in this locality 60 far.
beeause OF uusaitsbie weather con.
ditiops.
Work on the uew Peoria and Bel.
grade public road Ia progressing
nicely. The right oi-way 10 almost
cleared and thsy have itpartly len ed.
Mr.. John McMnrtry made a tsip to
Potesi last week to take his brother.
Mckinley. and wife tothsir new home
there. where they will rssite In the
future.
Mr.. Jas. Kirk 10 getting Aispg fne
With his corn gathering. Says hse1.
pscts 70 gather two crops ,his year,
Mrs. l.. W. Garrett, has re,u.ned
b ONE from Beilevisw. where she had
been helping In the care OF ar father.
who has been very low. We are glad
to learn that he IVES im provinx At last
reports.
Charley Duty cold = fine span OF
mules one day last week to u. X,
HArtseli OF Enough.
Miss Edith Goiorth, who IL attend
ing school At tronton. spent Saturday
and Sunday ~ home here. She
brought with her young lady friend
for view oil this part OF the beautiful
Oxarks.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15
Sunlight.

Aiss Mabel Stevens OF S.. Louis il
visiting relatives here.
George Craig has been on the sick
list the past week.
Eaton Duty and John keMurtry Of
Peoria we're seen ON cur streets satar-
day.
Miss Nellie Hill OF Potosi 10 v,,it-
ing relatives At this place
Mr., Shaw, the tie man irom Biz.
matck, had business in our tawn Sat.
urday,
A nss root is being pat on tho Hoi.
nsss church At this place. ThsMy.
srs Quartsite oil Cariinville. H..
musical svanselists. 10 sIpes ting &c
begin revival meeting at,hi church
soou.
Wn. Ramsey and d. A. Diekey
made = flying trip 10 ~. Louis IA.
latter part OF last week IL, new Ford
car.
Mr.. John Mosier AMI wife Of Gna,
Fails, Mont. have 'aesn visiting a,
the home OF c. u. Turner here III.
past week.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15
Caledonia.

Mr.. and Mrs.. Coleman OF Colum.
bia, No.. are visiting At the homo OF
W. ]. Dent.
Nrs. Fay Bean entertained the Ep-
worth League at her home last Tues.
day night. Games were played and
nice refreshments served.
Everett Rainss IL reported TO be
slowly improving from the "isr" he
received recently in q wrestling bout.
Mr.. l.. L. Bean sold his farm re.
Gently to Mira. Mae Wyer OF Ohio.
Mr.. Bean docs not expect to give pos.
session before nest August. and
therefore has not decided just where
he will locate in.ths future.
Miss Ora Bryan spent the weekend
At Belgrade with her parents.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15
Fesr Farms Ssld.

II. e. Bell. local representative Of
the strou. Farm Agency. Inc on
Wednesday last sold for VIM. J. DsAs
Of Caledonia = farm oil 62 acres sbou,
two miles east Of that place. The
buyer 10 F. H. Clarke OF Pekin, Ill.
On the same day Mir. Bell sold o farm
OF 320 acres in tbs southern part OF
Richwofds Township. known ~ the
Douhsrty land, to John Burden OF g..
Louis. On Friday afternoon he sold
for Wilson Bell oil Potcsi . farm OF %
acres Tour miles north Of this place to
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Porter OF Pekin,
Ill. On Tuesday OF last week he sold
for Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wedeking OF
Hopewell their farm, known n Hope.
we'll Chicken Farm, the buyer being
Harmon Johnson Of jameson. Mo.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15
County Court Makes Appsiatnents

The county court while in session
last week made 4 number Of appoint.
menss Tor the road supervision Of ihe
county, A. follows:
J. N. Agnsw was reappointed coun-
sy road engineer for the ensuing
year. his salary continuing al $50 a
month.
W. +. Mitchell OF Caledonia over
seer for special road distrist L in
Concord Township.
Hunter !. Smith Of Caledonia men
Der OF the board OF ommiss ioners Tor
the Caledonia Special Road Distric,
Tor term Of three years.
4. B. Smith OF Irondals member OF
the board OF commissioners for the
Irondale Special Road District for u
term OF three years (reappointnsnt,.
j. W. Settle OF Potosi member OF the
board Of commissioners for the
Potosi Special Road district for .
term Of three years (reappointmentl.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15

Mr.. Arthur Berry has bees very
sick with the "Au" the past week, bat
10 reported improving At this writing.
Mise Halle Martin visitsd At The
home 81 Harvey ssttsn on Big River
Saturday and Sunday.
A surprise birthday dinner vas Civ.
en- ~ the hons OF Rsv. James Yosnt
on February 3, II being that gentle.
mans 18th anniversary. All prsssus
reported . good tine.
Born. 10 the wife 81 Jess Jsmss.
February II, . boy.
Hazel and Hoxard McCIsin visited
friends at Belgrade Saturday night
and snnday.
~. Alex Jsnniags Of Epsash Is
nov batshing On bis farm usss this
plsse.
Ths wsddiaG bells sss sspsstsd 70
ring In ssr sonmsnley soos.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15
LANDS MUST Be
KEPT At WORK !
chlei u the Forest Service Issues
Warning Against Depletion
ofWood Supplies.
On TIMBER IS RUNNlH6 OUT
l1esS Than oQooo.ooo Aerss Denudsd
~ Point o. Abssluts Idisnsss 50
Far q produetien ct Timber
10 Concerned.

IorSl1n0, One.-8OreSt lands nOe
1aoded for agriculture must be kept
at work growing tlinber instead Of BE-
NJ allowed 10 " idle.
This warning WIS sounded BY Col.
WI b Greeley. chief Of the forest
sslstce, who stopped here en- route to
washington, D. G., from Nsther Field.
CAE where be attended the forest
( In conferencs.
lss e ~ are to remain q nation Of
Need-asers we must become nation
~ Mood growers," declared Colonel
0rUeisy. pointing out that the United
1tntas produces more than haif Of
-. sntire lumber cut Of the world;
- 49, ~ per cent Of the amount
fright hsrs Il home. "
Timbsr Stunning Our
sIAe exhaustion q our timber sup.
~ n coming about" said the forest
osGyics chisf. moi because we have
80 our forests freely. but because
- Asvs failed 70 use our timber
growing land The problem in 4 NUT
ahsli y the enormous area Of forest
land, which has been 30 logged and
burned that II Il producing little or
rotating, We have more than $1,000
60 Acres, m area greater than all the
forests Of france. Belgium. Holland.
Denmark. Germany. Switzerland,
Spain and Portugal. which have been
denudsd 70 the psint Of absolute idle
hees 70 far a. the production Of any
timber Of commercial value is con-
earned.
we have other enormous areas Of
c1tovsf land now growing bnt frar..
lion II the amount u timber which
shAy might produce. And We are add
Mr. y these areas u Idle or largely
~ iand from 100000 to 100000
aGres every year. ~ destructive log
g1ng and stiIl more destructive log.
gtng pregresses
o4ss Trsoeis Ahead.
This situation cannot couhnus long
without Yrave consequences.
WHARF Americans nsed more for.
Agts b largely on thsse S0.000,OO0 tim.
bse-Aenu1ed acres which could. be
uaaAs Droduetive again with proper At
tsotisa snd proper prctsction against
6roa"
9sms II ~ reasons why these for
ssts ass needed. according to Colonel
0Foeaey, are:
.SOur manufacturing centers are
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Notice IN hereby given that letters
of Standardization on tt,e estate OF
Sarah +. TheDpson, de ceased, we're
granted the undersigne,i on the 2iih
day Of January. 1892. by the Probate
Court Of Washington County, Mis-
souri,. All persons having ciains
a,'ainst said estate are required to CT.
Aebit them Tor ALLOW ance 20 the az.
scutor within six months after she
date Of said lsttsrs, or they may be
presludsd from any benefit OF such
estate; and IL such claims be not ex.
hioitsd within one year from the date
OF the last inssrtion Of this notice.
they shall ke forever barred.
9. 4. Heck, Exssutor.
Attest:
Lowell BRYAN,
Judge and ex.olneio Clerk OF the
Probate Court Of Washington Coun.
". Museum.
Fine sasdp>psr 10 . nsst ersssr for
ikx.>
Grease In The sink IL . very IVrslinc
cause Of 1issase.
xaisd pAants should b. planted n
relays. 20 that there II always plenty.
Retain shs full asvss sf ssw -
tesso b bsGa9e 49, - yshsls sntnA1
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15

DR.. j. l.. Eaton. until lately super.
intendent OF State Hospital No. 4at
Pennington has decided TO locate
permanently at Bismarck again.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15

Martha Martin Of Fertile. this
county, has just been granted . gov
srnnsnt pension OF $50 = month.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15

Attend the EusAre Party at the Ma.
sonic Hall on Monday evening, Feb.
ruary 27th. Everybody invited.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15

Margaret Jennings, aged q, daush'
Ter OF Sam Jennings, eolored, OF this
city, died last Sunday morning. The
funeral vas held Tuesday afternoon.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15

while thsrs has been considerable
sick6ess in ths community this win.
ter. the local undertaken says there
isn't much doing in his line.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15

Some Of She hickory timber herea.
abeuts 10 nov going out to the auto.
mobile spoke and handle factories.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15

All aansuncemsnts uadsrshis Asad.
Ing ere nade subject 70 ths decision
Of the Rspshliean veisrs at The Az.
gust primary election.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15

All the fusion sandidates-the hrst
fifteen named on the ballot-for dele.
gates at large to thestate constitution.
al convention were elected.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15

Miss Lucinda White gave . most
delightful Valentine party to . mum.
Der OF her young friends At the White
home on jefferson street Tuesday
evening.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15
Tor County Collector:
JOHN SCOTT
Of Jehnson Township.
Fer Cosnsy Clerk.
J. p. DBcLuK.
81 eotosi.

Announcement iees-Fsr Collector,
County Clerk, Circuit Clerk, Prose.
cutting Attorney, $3.50; other county
omcers, Is. 90; township ofncers, $500;
write.ups in connection with an
nosnesment. Sc per line; cash In ad.
vance.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15

n A special session Of the circuit court
will be held hers on February q. at
which she Rsesslf Carr case will come
up for another hearing.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15

b 6sns Of our auto drivers DOM
sssn 70 givadam that there 10 . city
ordnance limiting the speed otcars tc
twelve miles an hour.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15

& = Z
Z & At ~. IS .
..
~ -
sAsz2 = 80 III Nv
1oll 800 - Anneuaesf s.
NJ ,.s -. l,
d nosasey = s'ss1s 49,
1890. .T.---.s-- :
AneeAss coia Nass 1enosy AT 500
We eAssmonssss eowa se ~ seovs.
There sse oeasiy honoreo o.o'
vsAieles - rososl oeW psy'ss ~
ely liessss tax.
u. y Horton KeosIa, Ans HAITI
ION sesss y. Loeie afs sW suossh0'
srs % the Jo0fnaI.
kashles are mAkisS arrangement
= opssass - ssssous Aas IT" ss''n'
lekeop - 1FSeso'
81 - aenso1 q Eivsns vsu -
efosneEs IL 1ensoS suo FAMILY us''
~ Afss y we wesk.
!, .~ M C..a,
q made 2 business sf'p % O. A'ai'
10 aasSs aatt Of isS wse1
r--.. ...A ~,
~" ...-;-~ r.h.
ruary s'sA. EVERYBODY invl'so'
80. 49,. :. r...;,. ~,
.. $500 .ov
e.o .s
..,. 49, .;-. h....
49, s.-... ~. .w,o
80. . - - ~. $1,000.
.:.~
..sI p. on
rhe .e..on ia favorable Ia mani,
~ ~. go,
..;,.a - a.. ),
Tho frnit hnds ara in 6ne shane Il
!. $50 .,nn.,.r
s,~..-
! ae~e az our auto driver, dom
ordnance limiting the speed oicars Il
twelve miles an hour.
4 special session OIL the circuit onr
"n'cn ~ nssi' ~A' case WIZ ''"'
Up 'ot Ano'He' ns.I''k.
Au.,r.;.n ..,d;t.,..-,h. A..
e,...r n.,,.d =, ~. hsl,o,-,or d.is
80. =. I.r,. ~ .A..,.,a .or.t;tut;or
- oo'eno" "'e '
w.u....h.o, ,.;ss,.h,,
I. A. ~, Nv az. -;n
-. ~. ,oc.l rnds,,,l., ..,, ,hs,,
$50. 80, AIR. ~ h;s lin.
pr L. Eaton. until lately super
;ntendent Of State Ho,nit.l No IA
has decided TO lecst.
at Bismarck again.
.sr a. Sam Jennings eolored OF thi,
c;tv. died last Sunday morning. Tn,
tu.sy.i "a. held Tue,d.v afternoon.
Nj. ,n.;nA. w,;.. .u
hey NJ her vopnx iyiends n the White
home On Jefferson .treet Tuesday
evening
-
The Reuter- Milling Co. OF Flat Xiv.
IN lnulAtIiOR n WiY0IG&A EeleD1OQe
instrument in its establishment and
will get the market reports that way
in the future.
Mas Marquis. Miss Mary FOWL and
1iwin Robinson wentto St. Louis the
latter part OF last week to take in
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15

The fruit buds are In d ne shape so
far, the weather being just right to
reAard their too hurried development.
into blossons.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15
FRESH MILK delivered once sacl
day, in any quantity.
Richeson Farm, Phone 20.

The season is favorable to maple
sngaTing this year. Last year mons
was made at ill because the trees
failed to run"
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15

The Reuter- Milling Co. OF Flat Riv.
ir 10 installing . wireless telephone
instrument in its establishment and
will get the market reports that way
in the future.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15

III. cd A.n. paper Tor $50.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15

Aaron jenkins OF Potosi dropped 10
one day last week 10 settle the printer.
Aaron has been il the employ Of the
railroad here 20 long and faithfully
that heought TO be about due for re.
tirsmsnt on . fat pension from tho
company.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15

The district road ovsssers for the
past year made their annual settle.
msnt with the court.
A change In the public road lead.
ing from Kingston to Richwoods Was
ordered established and open 70 tyai-
ie. said road to be known ~ the
Richwoods and Kingston county road.
The court ordered the assessment
oil poll tax OF lour dollars on all able
bodied male citizens 10 the county over
the age OF 81 years and under the age
oi6o ysars; said poll taxpayers being
give the option Of paying the asssss.
msnt in money or In service ON road
work. The assessment does not apply
in the incorporated ciiiss and tovns.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15

Mas Marquee. Miss Mary fowl and
xlwin Robinson wentto St. Louis the
latter part OF last week to take in
Shakespearean Interpretation by Mar.
lows AID Southern.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15

Mrs. ]. n. Sloan and daughter.
Kathleen. will leave Potosi this week
to make their home in 81. LOUIS.
where DR.. ]. N. Sloan has been locat.
Cd for some time. They have rented
their hone here 10 W. r. Bond, cash.
Ter OF the Bank Of Potoei.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15

Howard Swift has bought the home
near the depot iatly occupied BY Hsr-
~ Ayers. from kessrs. J. W. fowl
and Frank Bust, the late owner. The
Swift family hiss moved 10.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15

There may be bootleggipg going on
here, but the forbidden isice, II any
10 consumed, never kicks hard enough
10 start anything. The lsil.is nearly
always empty nowadays.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15

Wolves are still being killed coca.
sionaily in this county. Last week
the soanty court paid tins welt scalp
bauaty OF ten dollars each on two
scalps presented by John Whitby and
one by James EethinEton. The var
mipts we're killed out in Walton
Township.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15

The concert gives by the Potosi
Concert Band n the Court House last
Monday evening Was quite An enjoy.
able musical treat 10 an audience OF
two hundred or more people in attend.
anss. A program OF twelve numbers
was givsn, varied enough to dispsl
monotony and Of su6aciens range 70
give the audianee . proper eoncsp.
ton Of the organizations improve.
ment in its work. There were sons
thirty members Of the band play ing,
and the strongest effect Of thsir
advancement In training vas dis.
played 10 the marked contrasts Of the
overture. "Fsir Play" written esps.
cislIy Tor the band By Dirsstor Deg.
gsadori, and given for the grst time
stthis concert. The Ssespsiss Of this
aumbsr By shs ssdissse indicated .
complete appreciation Of the way shs
players responded 70 the disscsos's
basos. rstesi 10 sssttss COED eosssss
hao1.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15

Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Harper Of
Latty made this oAice . pleasant visit
last Friday. Mr.. Harper has been .
reader Of the Journal for twenty three
yeass and 10 nov paid up for more
than . ysar In advance. He said be
70 move u Crawford County
abOnt Che 6rst Of March.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15

". h Horton. Peoria, and narri.
aeu Bass. d. Loais AreAsw subssrib.
srs 70 the Journal.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15
Fer City Offices -Sprins EleetisD.
For Mayor,
FRANK GROOM.

\ TRACE LIcENsEs.
saarus benjamin Manson Potosi.
Ida Louise Ruby............. "t
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15

81. Francois County raidtAs onhesrs
found : co.gaIlon still In shed On
tAe pssniass 81 Vim. nssaon nsas
Fiat Kivsr one day last week. A.
though the stiil Was net In use. Il had
the email Of having essn. and Hss.
con 10 being hold nader $500 6esd.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15

There sss ssasiy . hundred netor
vehicles n Pososl new payiss Ne
city license tan.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-02-15

Monday Vas . cold day. The shsr.
msnsssr stood sbont Il. With . brisk
wjsd, kst Hssnss l.. Marshall Of
Mossheste rspesos kiIltsg I've snakes
Inst DAY While sst isspestisg Mes.
They vsss uhiUssakss. 6vs isss sis
iashss lsss. - ssss ssits asetvs iss
- ~ { ~. -eellisae oe0s.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1922-02-11

Resolution IN Congress Would
Ascertain Americans StIrr-
. Ing Up Trouble There.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-Investi-
CATION into the activities Of Ameri-
can interests to prevent recognition
by the United States Of the Mexican
government has been asked in a
house resolution referred to the
committee on foreign affairs. Ac-
companying the resolution was a
statement that there has been for
a long period carri~d ON an active
propaganda in the United States by
the national association for the pro-
lection Of American rights in Mex
leo and the association of American
owners of land in Mexico-particu-
larry directed against article "a of
the Mexican constitution, regulat-
ing control Of mineral resources.
It Is rather a striking coincidence
that each of these concerns has its
office at 80 Broadway, New York.
The chief opposition to Mexican
recognition and to article. 81 has
been urged by powerful American
oil interests holding possession in
the Mexican oil fields. The office
Of one Of these groups is also at
80 Broadway. Much Of the unsatis-
factory character Of relations be.
tween the United States and Mex
leo can be traced to the unofficial
intermeddling Of corporations inter
ested in MericO."
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1922-02-11
VESSEL ERS'
PREY.0N HINDUS
Practices Said to Violate Sea.
mems Act Are Imposed on
Oriental Seanlen.

NEW YORK, Feb. s.-Eight Hin
du sailors after travelling around the
greater part Of the world for three
months and returning to New York,
were amazed to learn that they owed
$50 to a seaman's boarding house
keeper and that the money would
be deducted from their wages. The
master Of the ship claimed the money
was due for board and lodging Of
the sailors. The seaman declared
however, that not only. had they
never lodged at the place charged
but had never seen the boarding
house boss before. A good samari-
tan engaged lawyer for them and
the man of the law unearthed a large
number of similar cases. some. In
fact, wherein all the earnings Of the
sailor on g. voyage were taken from
him to defray the cost Of his "board
and lodging at the house Of the
mysterious boarding house keeper.
This is merely one Of the incidents
in the system Of hiring sailors by
shipping masters and enslaving them
On shore as well as on the sea-
system said to be in violation of
the Seaman's act.
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|l|IAl' And
T0..B| | SPE|.IA||k| ! ! :: !; !
Trades Assembly Sends !. OF H.
vltatIohs to Business Men
for Big Joint Meeting,

e. G. Hall, president Of the Min
>nesota State Federation Of Labor
and Paul J. Smith,, organizer for
the A. F. of L., arrived in Duluth
Thursday. They spoke in Superior
in the evening and will address the
Labor-Business meeting Of the Fed
Grafton Trades assembly this even
ing, Friday, at Owls hall.
Invitations have been sent to
many merchants and professional
men to attend tonight's open meet
ing of the assembly. The business
will open at 1880 and will be car
ried on with despatch to give more
time for speaking and getting to-
gether after. president Jensen an
nounces that business men will be
invited to ''sit in" while the business
is being transacted. I'VE want them
to know said Mr.. Jensen. "just
what we are doing and what a wide
range Of subjects we deal with"
Mr.. Hall has spoken in Duluth
many times. His sterling worth and
fine character: have endeared him
to workingmen throughout the state.
He is always welcome at Duluth la
Dor meetings. Mr.. Smith Is an able
speaker. He is g. member of the
United Mine Workers. union and
has been organizer for the A. F. of
L.. for several years. He will have
a message for business: men and
the workers. It is hoped that there
will be good. attendance at Owls
hall tonight. Friday.
President Hall and Organizer
Smith will speak at Two: Harbors,
Sunday. which will, be. Lncoln's
birthday.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1922-02-11

Summons In Application for Regis
tratlon Of Land.
STATE a o OF AINNTsoTA, COUNTY OF
Eiev 11s JUDICIAL Dist zicte' Court
Clara M. Fredrickson to register
the, title to the following described
zeal T estate situated in St: Louis
North Half Of the Northeast Quar-.
ter. Southeast Quarter. of the North
east Quarter and the Northeast
Quarter. Of the Northwest Quarter
Of Section Fifteen in Township
SS dxty .+ North Of Range Four
Applicant.
.Johan Robert Peterson, La Crosse
Boot and Shoe Manufacturing Com
other persons or parties unknown.
claiming any right, title. estate,
described in the application herein,
The State Of Minnesota to the above
named defendants:
You are hereby summoned and re-
CURED to answer the application OF
the applicant in the above entitled
proceeding, and to file your answer
the s csrk af sad court in the in a
county, within twenty (2O) days att
er the service Of this summons upon
you. exclusive Of the; day Of such
service, and, If you fail to answer
aforesaid, the applicant in this pro
ceeding will apply to the court tor
the relief demanded therein.
Witness. ]. p. Johnson, clerk of
said court, and the seal thereof, at
Of January A. D. 1922.
]. P. JOHNSON,
: B. c. KILLING,
Deputy.
(seal, District Court, St. Louis Coun-
JOHN Q. A. CROSBY,
Attorney for Applicant,
office sos Palladio Bldg,
Duluth, Min.
L w, Feb. 4. II. 18. 1922.
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H. ". Bunnell OF Minneapolis.
general representative Of the Bro
.therhood Of, Railway and Steam
Clerks, is In Duluth making q study
Of living conditions and the cost
Of clothing, food, rent and general
utilities here. He is also ascertain
ing the. wages and salaries paid to
office clerks. delivery drivers and
statesmen In private and public em.
ployment. #.3ar II a~ y, .-s,s ~ :szsz
+ The railroads have notified the
railroad labor board that they ex-
pect to reduce the wages Of clerks,
freight shed employees and express
drivers. The union expects to make
q fight against any reduction and
its representatives are busy gather
Ing data on the cost Of living at
various terminal points.