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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-20

disfrutan a cada momento los mas fe-
Ices. Y 81 solo 10 conocieran, todo su
NAL esta en- Ia inanici5n, solo el ham
bre de su ORGANISING y de su cerebro,
de que a menudo sufrente en- medic
de la abundaneia.
Lo que necesitan es, naturalmente.
Tanlac, Ia modeina medicina que ha
obrado maTavillas, que toniica rapi-
damente todo el aparato digestive, de
modo que esta de nuevo listo y pre-
parade para cunlplir con sus irnpor-
tantes funcionarios de proporcionar
energia y elementos de reparacion o
todo ell ORGANISING. I'd. deberia tener
apetito constantemente. El pensar
en- el alimento deberia despertar sus
deseos mas vivos en- cualquier mo-
mento, excepto despues de una conf
da abundante. 81 su apetito no es
tan bueno, entonces no es todo 10 bue-
no que debiera ser, y I'd. no es tan
sano vigoroso como deberla serlo.
La medida de su salud es Ia canti-
dad de alimento eXtraido de su ali
mento y que luego pasa los Milo
mes de celulas del ORGANISING para re-
formarlas y vigorizarlas. Cuando su
aparato digestive Sc halla en- condi-
clones perfectas, solo IN a2cidente
verdaderamente grave pqede trastor-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-20

TOXIC, noviembre 2O.-Un tribunal
de esta capital ha sentenciado con una
multa al cfudadano americana R. M.
Andrews, a quien halo convicto de es-
tar violando las leyes maritirnas japo-
uesas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-20
LOS ORGANISMOS RIEN NUTRIDOS
RRADIAN ATTRACTION
Eas Personals Delgadas Neocsitaa raniar. Qae
les Ayncara a Obtener Il BeneRcio de
su Aliment0 = FOrmar Muscu-
los Resisientes.

HHy oesie iEssae aiasei.a sa ia io lta i sae'fs
Aeas ~ q nu a. sa naIaiaf H.l.niet
A'sas ,af profHa ciao 81 a.o, sifo.
qns siencT ssecf iEsai o. ailatr
rirRf al vaBfo lae e. dasira
nAS las HsiAos ar h b. tt,.e
Evening star., 1922-07-20
If You're Overweight.

If you are above average weight
don't make the mistake of disap-
proving the looks of every woman
you see who isn't plump. Shed be
good looking il she wasn't SO pain
fully thin" is often the verdict of the
fat woman on the woman who is at
tractively slender This may be your
honest opinion. You may admire fat
women as much as did Rubens of old.
but you'll make your friends smile If
you express this opinion yourself.
Don't make the mistake. il you are
don't know why you should be fat
as YOU eat scarcely anything and arc
on the go all the time Most fat peo-
pie think they eat lightly, but it has
been pretty conclusively shown that
almost all cases of fat are due to too
much food or too little exercise or a
combination of both. ~
If you are overweight don't try for
the part of the fiapper or ingenue
when your club or society presents
theatrisals. Even il you are young
remember-thA you are "a better build
for matronly part. II.
Don't eat between meals. One good
authority says that II the woman a
little overweight would cut out all
between meals and do without bread.
save at breakfast. she would soon no
tice reduction in weight Z.
Eat plenty of fruit, unsweetened
of course. One rule for dieting pre-
scribes fruit three times a day. This
should take the place of dessert at
luncheon and dinner.
Evening star., 1922-07-20
Hard to Clean.

There is a way to clean almost
everything that gets soiled If You
only know how to do it. but much
time can be spent and wasted if You
do not know how best to accomplish
this result.
Take water bottles and cruets. tor
instance. Some housewives spend
many. many minutes trying to get
them clean. 1t is possible to accom-
plish this by means of shot. which
should be shaken around with soapy
water and then left to stand for
while but it is much easier to clean
these things by pouring in a little
hydrochloric acid, letting this stand
little while. pouring it out and fol-
lowing it with a little ammonia
1t is folly spending time scraping
paint spots off windows or other
places when little turpentine al
lowed to soak in and then rubbed off
will turn the trick in minute.
Even when you have no use for
kerosene for lighting or heating, you
should have a little on hand to use In
cleaning. 1t is the best thing you can
use 5on rust Simply let it lie on the
rust spots until dissolved and then
rub OFF with more Kerosene. Kero-
sene Ia excellent to use In cleaning
wash basins and bathtubs. 1t has the
advantage that it does not scratch or
mar the surface of the basin or tub,
though it has the drawback of an
unpleasant odor. If 1t is used thor
oughly once a week, you will find
that basins and tubs may be kept
clean more easily.
Ammonia is .anoher regent that
keeps basins and bathtubs clean, but
many housewives object to this be-
cause it Is hard on their hands. If
you like, you may have a small sink
brush to use with the ammonia and
thus avoid letting it touch your
hands.
Evening star., 1922-07-20

by the way, Craig" I asked. Il
didn't like to say anything before
those fellows. They'd think I was 4
dub. But 1 don't mind asking you.
What is this portrait parle' they talk
about, anyway"
why, it's a word picture spoken
picture to be literal. I took some
when I was in Paris. It's method
Of scientific apprehension of crimi.
nails. q sort of necessary addition and
completion Of the methods of scien-
tiflc Identification of them after they
are arrested. For instance, in trying
mere description you begin with the
nose. Now, noses are all, concave,
straight or convex. This Forbes had
q nose that was concave. Burke says.
Suppose you were sent out to md
him. OF all the people you met. wen
say. roughly, two-thirds wouldn't m
tsrest you. You'd pass up all with ta
next point to observe is the ear.
There are four general kinds Of
ears--triangular, square. oval and
found-besides q number Of other DIFF
you study ears. This fellow is a
pale man with square ears and a pc
euliar lobe to his ear. So you
wouldn't give q second glance to, say,
three -fourths Of the square-eared
people. So by q process Of elimina-
ton OF various features-the eyes.
the mouth, the hair. wrinkles, and so
eorth-you would be able to pick your
man out Of q thousand-that Is, If
you were trained"
]. .And it works?" I asked rather
doubtfully.
"Oh. yes. That's why I'm taking
up this case. I believe science can
really be used to detect crime. any
crime, and in the present instance
I've just pride enough to stick to this
thing until-untii they begin to cut
ice Ss en1d on 'ns out N the eeuntry toniwht
walter-speaking about ice"
Evening star., 1922-07-20
WANTED-HELP.

YOUNG MAN as typist and general office
sistant; so week to start. Address Box
3O5-A, Star office.
YOUNG MEN-Leam 10 operate all new stand
ard typewriters; practice Sc per month. Harp
er'a stenographic School. 1921 st. NV. 2es
YOUNG MAN to clean golf sticks; good op-
portunity to learn the business; start $40
week. Address Box 2SO-A, Star Office. 22'
YOUNG MAN. neat. to travel; salary, $35 per
week: must have 5000 to invest for supplies;
you handle your own money; experience IN
necessary: no selling. Apply In person between
and I p.m.. Hotel Sterling, Room PIP, Mr..
Peterson.
YOUNG MEN (Catholic)-Lnrge corpora tion
Character. 1S-45 years of age: city and road
work; experience not AZ essential as back
bone. Call a31 Bond bldg, $40 am. sc
pm, ols
Evening star., 1922-07-20
Things You'll Like
to Make.
Utilize Two Remnants.

from two remnants. Use the darker
material for the body of the blouse;
the lighter shade for the bertha, yoke,
cuffs and fold at the bottom. Colored
yarns make the embroidered flowers
and black yarn is used for the
baskets. One unit of the design Is
shown in the upper right-hand corner.
If linen Is used. this lovely blouse
will be suitable for morning or after
noon wear; If silk be chosen it will be
handsome enough for informal even
ing functions. FLORA.
Copyright, 1927
Evening star., 1922-07-20

YOUNG Y.ADIES-Three neat-appeAring. UNI
der Is, on high class advertising proposition
Apply Miss H. warneld, 11l5 9th ST.. NV,
ant 8 after Q pm. r = q
Evening star., 1922-07-20

statesmen.
High-calber men wanted to sell the securi.
ties OF local corporation. headed by promi-
nent Washington business men.
Their friends and acquaintances will be
your first leads.
We can use men without previous selling
experience We have developed many sucl,
men, whose earning power is now great.
You can finish your training and begin earn
ing in one week.
None but energetic. ambitious men should
apply
Townsend L Beck.
111a Conn., ave-. 8 am. TO pm
WANTED-Dentist registered.
Apply DR.. Wonder, 1908 F st.
NV
Evening star., 1922-07-20

Machinists and Boilermakers
Experienced in railway repair work on West
ern Maryland Railway. Wages. 81 per day Of
10 hours. Apply at employment ONCE OF
Contractor C. J. Wolfe. Exeter and Hillen
sfa Rslfimore Nd
Evening star., 1922-07-20

NJ A N = Excellent opportunity
for right man to connect with
automobile agency; must have
had sales experience. be rapid
typist. capable of taking some
dictation and able to handle
sales force. In reply state age.
experience, salary expected and
give references Address Box
3oI-!A, Star Office.
Evening star., 1922-07-20
Substitute for whipped Cream.

If in these warm days your cream
should accidentally sour. or II 1t is
impossible to get cream for whipping,
ing a delicious shortcake. Beat the
whites of two eggs with one cup of
grated apple (apple sauce can be
used) and one cup Of sugar. Whip
until very stiff. This will look a good
deal like whipped cream and is equal
ly delicious. THE HOUSEWIFE.
Copyright. 1927
Evening star., 1922-07-20

TINNERS-Two hrst-class; ap-
ply at once, with tools. Maurice
]. Colbert. 62l F st. NV.
Evening star., 1922-07-20

Statesmen wanted by old, re-
liable house: S35 to S45 per wk.
Call between 8 and 1870 and
3 80 to 5 o'clock only. See Mr..
Nat Anderson, Room l20 Nc
Gill bldg.
Evening star., 1922-07-20

!. .(c0ntinued in tomorrov,s. star.,
Evening star., 1922-07-20

MEN-4ou can earn big COM
missions and bonus handling Our
line, selling on easy payment
plan. We have openings for
Washington territory and Alex
andria and adjacent Virginia
towns. Our canvassers are making from S3.
TO $50 per we,s. Address Box 221-A, Star
Evening star., 1922-07-20

WOMEN-You can earn big
commissions, selling on easy pay
ment plan; we have openings for
Washington territory and Alex
andria and adjacent Virginia
$50 per week. Address Box 222-A, Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1922-07-20
wANTED-HELP.

YOUNG LADIES OatnolicJ-Lafge corpora
tiOn desires the services OF three ladies' 1S-
As: pleasant outdoor employment; experience
not essential; $3.50 weekly II you qualify.
Call 331 Bond bldg, $40 am. SO pm. 21s
YOUNG LADY for store: bring reference.
DIT ID st. NV.
YOUNG LADY-The branch once Of q large
corporation desires the services of q young
lady for a filing position. Phone Main .118s.
YOUNG LADY to help in ONCE. Apply Home
Laundry. 112O Queen st
YOUNG LADIES. two, neat appearing. be-
tween the ages Of 1S and %, to travel for
special advertising: good salary. short hours.
pleasant work: experience unnecessary. Apply
In person between and Z p. m., Hotel Sterling.
Room 212, Mrs. Peterson
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-18
Stock Market

NEW YORK, Apr 17.-AlI recorus for the current ana prevlous year on the SLock eXcnanse were Drohen tU- day when uedlines mCunued 10 ti'e StupenuUuS LUJai CT z,V0v,UUU snare, a4Iu Ine nuuUer ot separdLe 4s-u~- tla,eu Ill assumed cofrespondIne d.4AenstOns.
 irduins was oil an eXuaUrdIn~I. SUaie from the DegIhninS, the volume ul uuy ins, Oiue.s rtcei,e ei. over Itt- Sunudy recess taGins the machinery O. the eXcnange aimoat to Its cdpit' clty.
 In the fCIenOUn, the turnover Naa on q DasIS O. OVU,Vov shares an nour, duu t4.ls uien pressure ot aclIVlI. Wuo UuIy Sll7uLIy uInt4pu0u In tue IdsS lIuIL Li LnO .,essIOn.
 kurIner lowering of call money rates was one uI several stIinuIaI-no IedtureS OI the day. CaH lOHno Open at 4 pelcent, Out soon dropped to 31a peIcenC Ia the open marAeL, anu tnEcU pU4Co.lL Ill pr4v~Ie IOans.
 inc sensational elements oi ihe ses sIon were IdInlsneq uy UIs, Lnet e4oup, almosC by common impulse, eA-
 
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 Iecnnical conditions, namely the marheCs tOp-neavy position, ana a. DleS announcing 3 treaty asreement Detm cen Germany and hussla, aCcel: erated the reversal, much of which was luIeI ieIrIe' GU, SleeIS made llttle recovery, however, these issues con- ing in for the fresh attacks Gn auyi- ces from PIttsDurg indicating that the coal strlKe had become q distinct in- fluence in that industry.
 kall, esprr.r'.y JunIor iSG:Irs iS :: Paul common prcI;IreG CI,adpea ke X Ohio, Ba.thAOr9 $ Ohio. and Minn- eapolis & St Louis, wer5 proof against pressure, with cop1er; and several of the domestic oils and specialties showing pronounced strength. The news from Genoa faued of re- flectlOn in the foreign exchange mar. ket, where all quotations. including British and allIed remittances, rose above last week S closing prices. Ster ling gained half a cent and French, Italian and Belgian bills showed uni form gains of points, even the Ger ! man mark keeping moderate pace with the general continental list Liberty Bonds NEW YORK, Apr. IT, Liberty bonds closed: 31a S99.74; Is 4As $99.- Sr; 2nd 4Hs S95.64; 3rd 4As $99.SU; 4th IA S59.94; Victory 554 slOO.OS; Victory lai $100.63.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-18
Metal Report

NEW YORK, Apr. lGKLead firm, spot S5.o0@5.2O; zinc steady, spot East St. Louis delivery $4951s 5000, bar silver, foreign b53s; coper steady, eiectrolytc spot and nearby 12 7-S; later F 7.S@13.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-18
FOR RENT

FREE RENT-To man as caretake- for a ? room furnished house for months. 102 Upper Lowell.
 49l
 FOR RENI-f UR.SlSHEO
 HOUSES
 FOR RENT Nicely furnished house Garage. 521 kuppe Ave. W arren. FOR RENT-1 furnished house rooms, sleeping pOrcn. Warren, Phone 6S2 R.. 407l-4-2S FOR RENT-4 room furnished bath. Garage; Free water for irri- gatl1g. 2O6 Blacknob, Warren
 4O67-4-25 FOR RENT--Furnished, room Bungalow with bath. Tombstone Canyon no hills. S25. Appiy Stew ems Grocery Allen Block 4070-4-2l FOR RENT--S room house, Upper Lowell furnished for three apart ments. $20 Inquire 75 O. K. St.
 405o FOR RENT-4 room furnished house. No. 1 Boulevard. Warren 4O34-4-lS FOR RENT--6 room furnished with bath, in Warren POI Blacknob View.
 4O29-4-2p FOR RENT-5 room furnished house in Warren. Phone 626. 4027-4-19
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-18

FOh SALE-A sacrifice. Four room furnished modem house in Warren; Large lot, lawn, flowers, all kind or fruit trees. Mine Water for irrl- gating. Garage. 22 Arizona St, War
 4O66.4-23
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-18

FOR SALE-A sacrifice. room
 house large sleeping porch, good yard, wash house ? lots; SOO,Oo cash. Phone 815-R or Box 15I4 city. 4O5b-4-lo
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-18

FOR SALE-A four room house, fur nished. Screen porch, rose garden
 and peach trees. Also chlckens Price S5OO.00 P. Peters, South Bis bee. 4O99-4-z@
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-18
egNsoN.roMesronE. srAse

eENsoN-ToM5sToNE STAGE
 For Wilcox - Globe Miami Lv. Tombstone ---.-.-..---.........,10 10 :0e g. m. Ar Benson :05 p. m. Lv. Benson -..................!...-.- 8: 80 p. n. Ar. Tombstone .----.........--.. 4:40 p. m.
 Make connection at Tombstone with Tombstone Bisbee stage, Bisbee- Doug. las stage.
 Make connection at Benson with SIP. train 11O going east and train 1 going west, and trains flor Nogales.
 Office Bisbee. Tel. 9s9. Tombstone. Tourist Hotel
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-18
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Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-18
FOR sALE-AUToMo6ILEs

FOR SALE-One 5 passenger Velie;
 new tires. Good mechanical con dition. This car is a bargain. South ern Arizona Auto CO, Lowell, Phone 20 4017-4-1S
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-18
FOR RENT
FOR RENT-FURNISHED
 APARTMENTS

 FOR RENT-3 room furnished apart ment with bath Next to firehouse Tombstone Canyon. Call Estella McRae. 631 R. 4073-4-z FOR ltENT-4 Room modern unfur- nished flat SIC Main St. Castle Hill rear Masonic' Building. 4O60-4-25 FCR RENT-Niceiy furnished apart laent, two large rooms, private bath, Kitchen, water, telepnone free, enc block from drug store Warren. Phone All. 3364-5-5 FOR RENT-FURNlsHEO ROOMS FURNISHED-Rooms at St. Elmo Hotel. 3S Brewery Ave 4O16-5-l2 MkSSE. GER, TRANSFER wa, snalis Parcel Delivery
 an4 L,gnt Transfer. Ot-
 tCe-'n1 -eIo,aI SnUp
 "A Main St. Phone 7a1
 221S-4-3o BAGGAGE AND PIANO MOVING Geo. Eiting Transfer. Phone Res dence 9S2 CffiUe 50. SS5O-5-2 MISCELLANEOUS Arizona Packing Co. VIII pay you the top marNet pr.ce for fat cattle, hogs anu poultry.
 4O63-4-2 BUSINESS CHANCES FOR SALE-Cigar and Soft Drink Stand. We'll established. Best To- cation in Bisbee. Phone 23S, Box J6. 403O-4-2O FOR SALE-American Club, in Naco, Sonora, complete with all fixtures if interested ask American Club, Naco Sonora. 4024-5-12 FOR SALE-Paying business-CIean- ing, Pressing and pressmaking 120 Brewery Galch 4020-4-19 Sixty-eight cities in the United States have over 100000 population. Paris has an average of 460,000 for Heign visitors each year
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-18

Trees in Spit2bcrgcn grow Co only about al inch in height.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-18

First lnComU tax Was passed by the United States Congress in 1862.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-18
FOR sALE-MIscELLANEoUs

FOR SALE-Gasoline hoist. Good for 200 feet complete $260.OO. Box 22SI
 4O59-4-lS
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-18

Paris has an average of 460,000 fo eign visitors each year.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-18

FOR RENT--4 room furnished house.
 No Boulevard. Warren 4034-4-lS
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-18
FOR sALE-FURNiTUKE

FOR SALE--4 burner gas stove, san itary couch and pad. Dresser, double bed aud springs, chairs, gas heater, ice box, all in good condition. Cheap 10 Moon Canyon, Phone 631.W
 i06S4-23
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-18

FOR SALE-American Club. in Naco,
 Sonora, complete with all fixtures
 if interested ask American Club, Naco Sonora. 4024-5-l2
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-18

FOX sALE-Tanned furs. 519 Br, py car stop. 4O5I-4-Z
 FOR sALE-MATTRESSES
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-18

FOR RENT-5 room furnished house l
 in Warren. Phone 626. 4027-4-19
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-18

FOR TMattresses, renovated;
 made to order Bisbee Mattress Works, two doors cast Shattuck office, Tate Hill, Lowell. Phone 142-W T. A. Tate. 4012-5-ll
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-18
Liberty Bonds

NEW YORK, Apr. IT, Liberty bonds closed: 31a S99.74; Is 4As $9g.- SI; 2nd 4Hs $95.64; 3rd 414s $99.SU; 4th IA S59.94; Victory 534 SlOO.OS; Victory 4ai S10O62.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-18

 FOR SALE-An office desk. 723 Tombstone Canyon. :V5O'i-@1 FOR SALE-Cheap. Good dining chairs library table; ice box; and bed. Mrs r. R. Beamer, 129C Claw son Hill. 4O51-4-2Z FOR SALE-One F ft. all marble soda fountain complete with carbon ator and one show case all new, one month used. Price S400.00 ask Sar- kis, Naco, Arizona. 4Q25-5-l2
 FOR SALE-PoULTRY
 FOR SALE-B Baby Chicks n |. Reds . Black Minorcas, Barred and White Rocks, Buff Orpingtons, Ancomas, Buff, White aud Brown Leghorps every week. ENOCH CREWS, Sea bright California. s05i-i-lS FOR SALE Rhode Island Red eggs for setting b. 10 Moon Canyon.
 i06g.4-23
 FOR SALE OR TRADE.
 FOR SALE OR TRADE--LOt 72ig ft front by l3J 1t deep right in tue Citrus belt California. Will take EOod Ford car as part p1ymoat; ad- dress Box 975 Bisbee. 4OG4-l-2O
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-18

FOR RENT--6 room furnished with
 bath. in Warren POI Blacknob View. A0OQ-I -2N
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-18

FOR SALE-An office desk. 723 Tombstone Canyon. .JJO-i-@1
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-08-18
HANS RASMUSSEN
COUNTY SURVEYOR

Hans Rasmussen, endorsed by the
farmers for the office of County Sur
veyor on the republican ticket, has
no opposition in the primaries and so
it is not necessary to say much
about him at the present time. Mr..
Rasmussen is a man, now farming
who is exceptionally we'll qualified for
the position and he promises that he
can attend to the work alone if elect
ed and closed up the Office part of the
time during the winter. Inc county
surveyors office is now costing the
county about $1,000 per year when it
should not cost half that much and
it won't either after Mr.. Rasmussen
gets into office, when there will be
much more real work done than there
is now with two in the Office, and he
will be able to do the work without
travelling more than half of the dis
lance about the earth during the sum-
mer at fifteen cents per mile, and we
venture to say that what he does
travel will wear his tires more than
the travel in the past by the county
surveyor has. When Rasmussen is
elected there will be another man in
office that will stay in for some time
unless We miss our guess.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-08-18


County Assessor. His is the most
economically run office in the whole
county. He is a good manager, very
efficient and courteous. 1t costs less
to assess Sheridan county per dollar
Of valuation now than ever before.
When the farmers selected Ole Aspe-
lund for county assessor they Sc
lected man who was all wool and
a yard wide, Nobody but an old gang
politician finds fault with Ole. The
Board of County Commissioners are
sore because he has made the record
that he has and because everybody
boosts him and try in every way that
they can to embarrass him, but Ole
goes on the even tenor of his ways,
knowing that next fall Charlie Lun-
deem will be on the Board when he
will get the treatment that ne has
earned and merits. He has 10 oppo-
sition for the nomination on 1.-THE Re-
publican ticket. Ole will bet elected
next fall.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-08-18
A.C. ERICKSON
COUNTY ATTORNEY

Arthur G. Erickson, the present
county attorney, endorsed by the
farmers for reelection, has filed the
office during time when the Office
has been a hard one to fill. When he
took the Office he inherited all of the
work for the past ten years which
has been left undone and passed along.
Before he even took his Office, the
failure of tn eSheridan County Bank
took place involving over a quarter
of a million dollars which the county
stood every chance of losing and
would have lost had not the county
attorneys Office forced the board of
county commissioners to act and in
sisted upon the hiring of the best
local tale attainable, AL co-operated
in every way possible to force a set
tlement that was made al; direct re-
suit of the activities of his office. Dur
ing his term Of Office nearly if not ov-
er four thousand dollars have been
saved on fraudaulant county printing
cotracts alone, and many another il
legal deal has been blocked by his
timely action, Many persons offend
ing against the liquor laws have been
arrested and brought to justice and
dozens Of cases are now pending IN
the district court to be tried if the
Judge ever calls another term OF
court. He has recovered from Rex
Movius the former county treasurer
owe $1,000 Of graft money and he has
filed informations against numerous
others who have been implicated in
the looting of the county. No other
county attorney of Sheridan county
has the record of real accomplish
ments during term of office as has
Arthur Erickson. The work of clean
ing up Sheridan county has just
| started. Those against whom charges
have been filed have not yet come to
trial, thanks tc the efforts of power
full friends. It would seem to be the
very height of folly to change horses
while crossing the stream that Sheri-
dan county is now crossing. Mr..
Erickson is entitled to finish the
work that he has started SO well, and
is therefore entitled to reelection. 1t
is needless to say that every effort is
being made to defeat him, but he will
be nominated on the goth, and elected
next November