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American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-10-14

Notice 10 hereby given that at 4
meeting Of the board OF directors Of
Ths West Mountain Development
Co.. held on the 18th day Of septem-
Der. 1892. assessment No. Of one
tenth (l-1C) cent per share was levied
on the capital stock of the corpor-
alton. issued and outstanding. pay
able Immediately TO the secretary a
American Fork. Utah.
Any stock upon which this assess.
ment may remain unpaid on satur.
day. October n. 1922. will be delin-
quent and advertised for sale al
public auction, and unless payment
is made before. will be sold on Sat.
urday. Nov. I. 1929 at Z O'Clock al
the secretary's office, TO pay the dc.
linquent assessment thereon. togeth.
er with the cost OF advertising and
expense Of sale.
FRANK s. HUMPHREYS,
Secretary. American Fork. Utah
First Pub. Sept. 20. 1922.
Last Pub. Oct. n, 1929.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-10-14
Alre,a,,, Garry Mail In Airplan.,.

AIrcrn,, ~ wall In Airplanes.
kgesiISe - mail carriers was the
|ipbu, e institute ~ of Engineers a n"
ont ,Ss. Glasgow. II WINS no %'
sirer ,as' IN. IN the first place tn, s pp"sG
surta a'. Was vas much greater tnan ,p ,l'o,
|rere rSse :. vessels. The consIa SID" ,Ia'
ws,s,.l In the speed Of aIrsru,' anS
FATTY 'i IsD.al would bring aSou, 1"o n
|oudsDs .aS, Tease exchange Of ""rr,.'
aa Sss between distant e. cao r"rte.
erated' 40, now possible, and this aa
ondees. rate Of exchange of ', cor ae'
frce Ss,a would rcuct upon II III. 'c cn,e
li sSsI :, upon their Hppias and I'D
reas th =, such reasoning i T'' was IN ~
pa Of mat = :, 'ho commerce p" sp was sh Mp
fOly by ~, ,.... ''0.' moot consI,i.
M!tlblA.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-10-14
AISCELLANEOUR

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American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-10-14

IA small white pig. Last seen
|sdfo depot. Notify this office
receive reward. 1l.1t.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-10-14
Gut Flowers

|.,,. s,s'A Designs . Specially.
[I rs,', ., and Roses. ali .oIor,.
rsl..,AI W. LkHl
fapuy. '''''-"e 'A''
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-10-14
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT

whirlwind Consolidated Mining vo-
Principal Place Of Business Ameri-
can Fork, Utah.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-10-14
Wanted

'D-Clean cotton rags. High
'es paid. Bring them 70 this
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-10-14
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT
Assessment No. I.

West Mountain Development Co.,
Principal Place Of Business Ameri-
can Fork, Utah.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-10-14
FOUND

lA 2-year-old heifer. Owner
nave zane by calling ON Geo.
'a'n' American Fork. lI-1t.p.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-10-14
LOST

IA dark red yearling heller,
Psdsd tH) on right hip. Notify
st Hindley. ll-lt
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-10-14
PoB SALE

70 MERKEL MOTORCYCLE
sALE-S25--Inquire At this
1l-tf
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"R. v. BARNHAA.
III. & r. Building. "

A moment of staring. then Fairchild
passed the telegram over to Harry for
his opinion. There was none. To
gether they went across the street
nnd to the Office OF Farrell. their at
torney. He studied the telegram long.
Then:
II can't see what on earth II means,
unless there 10 some information
about this skeleton or the inquest II
] were you, I'd co."
but supposing It's some sort Of
trapr
mo matter what II IL. 60 and hst
the other fellow do all the talking.
Listen TO what he has to say and tell
him nothing. I'd 20 down on the noon
train--that'll get YOU there about TIVE
You can be back by 10 80 tomorrow"
"No e can't" Il was Harry's inter.
ruption as he grasped pencil and %
per. "rve got list Of things mile
long for I'm to get. We're going after
this mine 'ammer and tongs nowf'
When noon came. Robert Fairchild
with his mysterious telegram board
ed the train for Denver. while In hi
pocket was q list demanding the out
lay of nearly a thousand dollars: sup
plies Of fuses. of dynamite. OF drills
of forge. Of single and double jacl
sledges. of illuminate caps--a little o.
everything that would be needed IL
the months to come, II he and Arr,
were to work the mine. II was onl!
a beginning, small quantity OF eacl
article needed, part Of which could b.
picked up In the junk yards at rea
sonable figure. other things tina
would eat quickly into the estimat
placed upon the total. And with
capital already dwindling, II mean
an expenditure which hurt, but whlc
was necessary. nevertheless.
SLOW, putting and wheezing, III
train made Its way along Clear cre2
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-27
VIII.

'ev 1880 EsAEA@ 1913 GE |
SdIag fiinf l1br ftanb Subert
8ieHdomsfp Dor Der @obrungstu.
re Sci @iiouaras ln6 oriidte arf
ben &11opf Der eleftrifden &lingel.
G9riu ert0nte Die @lode.
@artero itdn6 8iel59onsfD 90.
9idts regte iid innen- Niemano
fam, linn 5u 0ffnen.
Soute man fein @ingel5eiden
11idt bernommen baben?
Cine @eile 5ogerte 8ieli6omsfD
nod, bam febte er abermals oas
2dutemerf lang uno anbalteno in
8enegung.
9o9 aQes blieb ltiu.
l1ni9liiiiig blieb 8ieli9otpsfp ite.
BEN un6 laui6te. 9o9 10 iebr ct
fi9 au6 anitrengte, ieip DIR ber-
11abm feinen 2aut.
@ar Sci nod ni6t 5uriidgefebrt?
@ar er au frib gefommen? $50
ober par Gina, oie 3ofe?
Aergerli6 aog 8ieli6omsfD nod
mails Die &lingel.
Mber au9 oiesmal maren feline.
Bemiibungen umionit.
@as ioIte oas ales be6euten?
@oate i'm Sci abii6tli6 binbalten?
&ubert 8ieIfbonsfp batte Die
&dnoe in Die Saiben feines groben
nIiters b~ergraben nno blidte nod.
oenfli9 Dor ii9 FIN.
Soute er nod ldnger marten2
@or es 3ufau, bob nienranb in Der
@obnung mar, ODER NOR cine be-
itimn1te Mbiibt oamit Derbunoen?
2ieB feline iibergroBe 2iebe i'm
miBtrauii9 tperben? aber tpar Sci
ntdt gang anoers als ionit gemefen?
.8oIen sic gu Sraulein &iioua.
ra?" &aitig brebte iib B;eli6oDsfD
bel bieien @orten Inn. @r er.
farnte iofort Den alien Bortier
&abnemalo, Der ibm fdon oft Die
Saustire ge0ffnet batte.
,@epiB!" erfldrte er nno ertpi-
Derte oer @ruB oes MIten. ngs
1OetHI QDer HleIlultO ou 9uH1e 3u
feinl"
Stein, Graulein &iiotpara lit nod
nidt mieoer 5uriif."
rMber Die 3pfe miiBte bod tpe.
rieitens in Der 8obnung iein?"
y5rduIein 2ina?" fragte &abne.
maIo eritaunt. n9ie 5at bod nr.
Iaub befom1ner1 nno 1T beute fdon
in auer Jribe mil Der 8abn fort.
vl1rlanb2" n%ie0erbolte Sllbert
8ielidotpsfD. uSit oas oenfbar?"
,5reiIibl Sr11lein Gina bat es
mir ieIblt gciagt. Sic bate iii
febr groBes Gle uno fortlte mir
nidts Ndberes pcrraten. Sd oenfe
nit, oab Srd,,lpin aiiotuara iDabr.
ideinIid al gr0Beren anfnabmen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-27
Rel's Deppel.
%edneeriit. !
8cfaeaae Dcat
j, Marie $lank- Gts,maa,t.
6. Sortiet,tng.)

,s SD fon1mel" rief Subert ibr
nod nod.
Cine @eiIe 1tano 8ieli6opsfp
nod uno i6aute Dem groBe11, rotten
Muto nad, oa~ binter Der nadlten
StraBenfreuaune ieinen 8liden ent-
fdpano.
aufieufseno fabte er nod ieiner
Gtirn.
@as mar eeideben? Satte er oas
oues MIR getrdumt?
Mit itarren Mugen blidte er anf
al oas lebbafte Ereiben Inn i'm
Der. @ie geiitesabmeieno griff e:
nod ieinem &a6.
Nein! Mein! Das mar Sci getpe'
fen!
Nber mas modte iie 10 beranoert
baben? Satte er ite nit irgenb et-
mas gefrdnft, 6aB iie ploblt6 10
abpei1enb gegen lin mar? IS font1<
ten 1tur Srrtiimer borlie8enl nno
bie mubten bur9 cine 4usipra6e
gefI1rt iperoen. 3mii6en flint nno
feds l1br ioIte ct gu ibr fommen.
Sebniii6tig itreiften feline 8lide
Die nbr. No6 NOR es 1td)t
apDlfl
Ct m1,bte nod lange tDorten, ebe
ct enbli6 &larbeit befam.
Qber er tpollte germ marten, tpenn
CT rur aus ibrern Mun6e Sic @e-
tpiBbeit erbielt, 6ab ie i'm nod lieb
babe.
gr per5ebrte iid ia in 5ebnlu6t
mad ibr.
SD 1idt all sic triiben @timml1r1,
gen ser Iebten Sage bon Der Seim-
Ii9feit famer, nit Der iie ibre 2iebe
nod Dor Der Oeffentli9feit perbor.
gen bielten?
Mber es miroe nidt mebr lange
6auern, 6ann ourfte es aue Welt
piiien!
@enr ober Sci ii9 pl0blid zines
an0eren beionnen bdtte?
Ni9t baran 6enfen! Ni9t nit
11el1er1 3meifeln it6 qu61en!
I'm flint ubr ioute er gu ibr toni
n1et1.,
Ino er ponte punftli6 fem! Sei-
ne belize @ebniudt ertrug Die unge'
uiBbeit nift Idnger.
l1no als pdre er fbon a1f Dem
8ege 5,r- GeHfbtem 10 raite Dos
Motorrao pieoer our@ Die Straben
Der Garage al.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-27
TX.

r&err Dr. Mebnert, bite Tom.
men sic nit. @err Hrofeiior GEL
ler 1T bereits geitern Nbenb bon
8raunibneig 3uriifgefommen uro
bat ioeben nod uns geididt. gr
m11b nit Dem Mittags5ug tDieoer
mad Dres6en 5u elmer &oniultotion
rno min Dor Der giiite. erf u~ttiererl
8eribt iiber ben gerlauf beS geitri.
gen Cages b0ren."
9r. Mebnert, Elm iunger, bagerer
Marn nit blaliem, bortloiem Sc.
iidt ut1o GROCER &ornbrile, erbob
iih iofort bon ieinem Shreibtiih
l1nb fhob Sic Mrbeit 3uiamnte11.
sd fo1nrte gleid nit, S6ueiter
@ertruo. Sd bin auf oas beutige
grgebnis Iebr geipannt.
sd sd audi, Serr 9oftorl 3ebn.
Sabre Bin i1 nun idon in Der Sin.
ffaIt bes 8rofeiiorg, aber eiren fold
ieltenen San tpie Sen Der nelle1t Ha.
tientin babe ih nod nidt erlebt."
(5ort,esune foIgt.)
nnier eige11er ittIider 8iue TT
Nn&4os Wffo
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-27

ih ga115 ger1ou gebort, baB er bon
Der rWonodnen Grau1 iprah uno
Elm Srrtum, ME 81. 9offmann
glaubt, lit nusgeidloiien. 8as mag
er nur nit ieinem geiub se5fpedt
baben?"
st. Sein5 stegeman11 1atte fid
in leinem Stnbl nufgeribtet uno
beugte iib naber al Subert 8iel.
ibonsfD.
r8eibt gu, bon mas er nit Sci
&uotpnra geiproben bat? @ns er
ais 8ormano angab?"
or moute einen Mrtifel uber Sci
idreiben. Sic baben BON Sels Sc.
ben geiproben, niie fie gum Slim ge.
fornmen 1T, bon ibrem mardenbaf-
ten G9muf
Sein5 stegemann piff leife onrb
Die 8dbne.
r8on ibrem @dmud?"
.@an8 beitimmt! Sci NOR iogar
emp0rt barber, bnB man Die @6t.
beit hires 5dmudes anapeifelte.
n8ie iab 0iefer Sropig aus?"
nGlegantes, meltmdmiibes Muf.
treten, trug Monofel, mar bartlos,
MODERN gefleibet, etuaS beionoeres
lit mir ni6t a%ufgefalen. sd ia.
be i'm aud nur fur5e 3eit geipro.
den, 90 er itd balo perabidieoete."
r8iit 9u linn ionit nod mol be-
gegnet?"
,Neinl~ = unmiufurli6
aogerte !Subert 8ielidomsfp ,.mas,
als iiberlegte ct; babel nabmen iet-
ne 3uge einen geipannten, gribleri-
i6en Mus6rud an. v9o6, i6 bin
linn nobmals fludtig beeegnet."
n8ann?" fragte Or. 5tegemann
eifrig. uMm 9ienstag pormittag.
Sd ma6te meinen %gepobnten Wor-
genritt, Ga iab ib oieien Sropig
bon Der Mnltalt 6es 8rofeiiors Sci.
Ter berfommen nno in Elm Muto ltei>
gen, 6as bereits auf i'm martete."
rgon Ser Nerpenbeilanitalt Sci.
Ier?"
vSa!"
n@ait gu nit linn geipro6en?"
rMein! Meine rSSouna" mar 6l1r9.
ben Motor bes Mutomobils unr11.
Fig %geporben nno galoppierte 90
bon. Sropig muB 6anr nod Der
an6eren &ibtung -gefabren fem,
6enn er bette mild ionft lei9t iiber.
bolen miiiien."
ngtpas beion6eres 1T Sir ni9t
au%fgefauen?"
Subert 8ieli9opsfp 5udte nit
Sen S1ultern:
Gin iibermaBig freunoli9es Sc.
iidt nabte 6ieier Srotpig geraoe
11i9t, ais ct mid erfannte."
9r. SEEING 5tegemann blidte fin.
neno Dor fi9 bin; babel tpur6en
feline groBen, idtpar5en Muge11 i'm.
1ner groBer nr1b befnuen Elm Ell,
! gertiimli9es 2el1dten.
Ct iprang pl6slib ouf, trat bor
&ubert 8ielidotpsfD bin, flopfte bie.
fem auf Die Sdulter un6 entgegne.
te:
rggeur @eoulb mein Ssurge, berlaB
9i9 auf mid. ea tiro fid a1es
aufflGree."
r@eiter baft 9u mir nidts gu ia.
gen, &efhs?" fragile &ubert er.
itaunt An6 feine Gimme Hang Dol.
Ter &raurigfeit.
~geo9 nidtl Mber fonr1e mot.
gen friib 739 l1br in mein Bureau.
Sd boffe Sir quite Ma6ri6t geben
at f0nne11, Die ale S9atten bon
Geinem @lid 11immt.
uMorgen friib!" tpieoerbolte S1l.
bert.
Dr. SEEING Gtegerna11r reidte &11.
bert Acknowledgment Die San6: rSS6d
muB Sid iebt allein laiien, 6enn id
babe nod einige mtdtige 8eiorgu1l.
gen. @uf @ieoerfeben alio, morge1
fritz! l1n6 &opf bod, alter Sunge!"
nS9 p%ertraue Dir, &ein3! Sci
beriibert, 6nB i6 piinftli6 bel Dir
erfhetnen merbe!"
@ubert 8ielidonsfp itanb nod
lange nnb 1tarrte nod Der Sir,
our6 Die Sein5 Stegemann Der.
i6munoen NOR.
Morgen fritz!
2angiam begab er iid nod ben
@eieui9aftsrdumen, INN i'm Sreut1.
besfreiie raider iber Die lang,n
Ma9titun6en bintpegaufommet1. SroB
aner 8emiibuneen f%reiiten feline I'M.
rlbigen @eoanfen INNER nur nm
6as cine:
Morgm fribl
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st. Beneofct's
Hcaoemp ~
st. SOiepb, stearns COUNTY, Riuu.

st. So1epg, StearnS Spnntg, Yituu.
Sine Der beiten Mnitalten CUR bSbe-
ren S0dterer5iebung i'm ganscn
Norbmeiteu. 1nterridt in 6entlder,
engliider nno frana6iiider sprade,
Stenograpbie, SDpeuritine, gnA-
fiibren, Mnff, Walen, SUDDEN AMI
tueiblide 9anbarbeiten. Yripat5ina.
uter, nit alien mobernen geqnemli1.
feiteu ausgeitattet, iteben ben 35g.
lingeu s1tr &%erfisnng. Mit pbige1u
Snftitnte 1T cine Sdnle fit &naben
bon 6 bis IL Sabren berbnnben. @e.
gen NSberem tpen6e man iiid5 an
Sister Directress, O. S. B.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-27

nnier eigerer iittlider Wine III
@pttes @ine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10

that some move should BE- made TO
give a bonus 20 the boys of those
wars. and forget the 20 million dol.
lars congress threw sway. The vic
tory was won. and u was won quick.
~. Tho price was paid BY their
lives and their health. 30 why not
compensate them. or n u enough To
say that our government paid them
$3.50 per month ana settled then in
full for their labor when tho Job was
dons7 IL we can afford 70 pay q
bonus for services IA France. why
not pay the same for said services In
spain. Does n not look rcaaonablsf
speak for tho veterans OF those
three wars and I am sure / speak
the sentiment OF them an n unit.
The fact that Tho Seattle star has
in times past has been Instrumental
in bringing around just such adjust.
ments, mates mo feel sure that n
drive on this subject AZ this time viii
be just as victorious and win meet
the approval OF the maTssa. Very
respectfully. w. q. SMALL.
A Veteran Of Three Wars.
Capitol I'm sanitarium.
se4 i1th Ave. ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10

nation 60 down tho enemy and wave
old Glory a. Of old. free and honor
abba.
They went into battle half clothed
and lass than half fed. They braved
exposure without shoes and warm
ciothea and they went into the dis.
ensod citiss and swamps with the ono
thought Of honor. ana were vict0rt.
GUS. The Spanish wrre subdued. the
glory was won. Then. while waiting
a decision from our congress. those
boys who were fortunate enough %
escape the Spanish missiles were
loft In camp Ia watch and walt In
swamp and jungle. there % be IN
footed with diseases and discharged
ana sent home 10 have tho one great
horror thrown at them: You did not
win the war; congress bought those
Islands"
Now ! ask why does congress not
offer a bonus or even a small pension
20 those boys1 They passed n pension
bill To pay si7 month 10 those who
can prove they are no badly disabled
nr 70 be idle half the time. and what
man n there. even tho he does SUI
fer. will not keep roing 10 feed his
family on think II n unjust and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10
| rssw~p~r~~ -
sarprss~ Asa
asa unit~1
rr~~~ r~rvsc~
Their Brazen Impudence

Two big importers s222ooo public
reimburse during
1920 the suggestion of the
American family n
Agentne this
help
nm o get L In
lifted the and then the
now the want Sam o foo the
that
millions
o
twain
bhndy footing OF public till.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10
LHTERCt the to EWINR
Benefit and Harm of the Movies

you can immaKins the impressions
left upon their minds. Think of it,
IL ~ not a diagraoer
In the name OF god. II our rising
generation Il 10 be spiritually. moral.
" ana physically perfect. therefore Il
Ia a sacred duty 10 every mother.
father and educator 10 support finan.
ciaily and morally tho film leaders
whose arm and desire Ia 10 produce
pictures OF an instructive ana idaaiis.
tic nature.
The time IL rfpa the majority Of
tho people desire cleaner pictures.
and there are some individuals with
an IDEAL whose ambitions AFRO 10
bring forth their divine message into
moving pictures. which VIII hoip 20
make us q better race.
Therefore. your cooperation IN the
essential factor. MARK BARR.
st2 nth ave-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10

Ldftnf The htnri
Moving picture. At the present
era. are rather essential from .
moral. social. scientific and Industrial
standpoint.
The production Of every film would
Be q an educational benefit especial.
b fer the rising generation. providing
the protoplayproducera viii realize
this fact
About % per cent q the pictures
shown a. the present time 30 not ap-
peal e the intellectual and progress.
sivs mind. and Il II decidedly detri.
mental 70 the maturing race.
Considering phycholosioaliy. the
youth has a keener memory. moro re.
c~ptive 10 emotional impressions than
the cider Individual Now. then. the
yuuns school boy or siri goes 10
movie. seeing picture based on
lofty. uiusinary IDEAS. including lots
q bunk ana immoral nonsense. thus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10

weather chart gave the weather for
both Seattle ana Portland a. clear
ana no rain Can you blame a trav.
eisr for getting disgusted after get,
ting that kind Of information In Cali.
formal TO me. California does not
connpars with Puget Sound in any
way. There IL not a decent drink Of
water 20 be found on the sntirs
peninsula where Ban Francisco ia 10
Gated and the milk Ia all doped up
70 preserve II. and n In II cents =
quart
A parking strip IN San Francisco u
almost unheard OF and trees and
lawns a rarity. I heard this CON.
ment from many tourists who had
visited both Puget Sound and Call.
fornia- NARY II. SLOAN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10
The Hokun,
That We Feed On

College graduates get n lot Of
adding because Of tfe wfde
spread notion that thsy are pulled
up and expect tho world to fall
at their feet
Tho Christian Science Monitor
suggests that this Isn't true Of she
college graduate The Mentor
probably IL right.
Many generally accepted nnsions
arc false. Ed Howe. the famous
country editor. wripcsi Docs . red
flag rally annoy . buIis We are
always talking about II. but dId
ysu ever psrsonAily know . bull
10 tais after anything reds-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10
Let's Enforce
This Luu

from the Tacoma Times)
Nobody has been killed on the
Mountain road 90 far this year.
But that fine record VIII be shat
tered before many more days un-
lrss Immediate steps arr taken to
step the giaring headlight busi-
ness-
Several accidents were narrowly
averted the evening Of the Fourth
- the road thru the NisquAIiy
canyon Scores Of complaints have
csme In from motorists who do
mand that the authorities enforce
tho headlight law.
IT'S impossible to see the road
when the other fellow refuses to
aim his headlights. Yet, many
drivers fatty refuse to turn ON
tine DINNERS. These motor hogs
and the lesser fools who flick
their spoflIghts hither and yon,
and the idiots who drive with ono
arm around n girl literally infest
tho Western Washington high
ways
We have city traffic officers,
county speed officers. and q state
highway police. yet the law IL
not enforced. A few crazy speed
err are nabbcd now and then and
The driver who loses a license
plate r. certain TO be jailed. Park
your car six inches inside the
safety zone or leave II more than
half an hour In . limited park.
Ing area. and I'm cost you money.
But, drive around with CARING
headlights and nobody'iI ever say
= word to you: the cops will never
bother you. The officers evidently
arc not making the slightest e.
fort to enforce the headlight law.
Experienced drivers declare that
more accidents occur ut IS miles
IN hour than at 30, and that
Winding headlights cause more
wrecks than boozy drivers.
II would be n simple matter TO
stop the binding headlights. let
the officers arrest every driver
whose car Is not equipped with
proper lenses. Wen bet that one
policeman could find a couple Of
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California and Washington

up by tho middle Of May ana remain
brown until chrfstmes-lovely scen.
cry.
They had 10 have the first ghrfn-
er parade In San Francisco IA q cold.
nasty. driving rain. Tho next morn
ing the papers came out with a story
stating that u was splendid that they
had been favored with rain as that
was necessary 10 produce the proper
setting for tho colors Of tho Shrine
uniforms and that the contrast was
far more striking than Il the sun
had been shining.
Then the article ciosed with a
statement that temperatures IN tho
various Eastern cities were unbear
ably hot and that this rainy weather
WINS sven moro severe in the Pacific
Northwest. looked 70 zee and tho
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Editor The Star.
! wish Seattle people could get. 20
some degree. the blind boosting idea
that they have In California. whore
havs been a tourist for several
weeks
Seattle. and the Puget Sound ooun'
try In general. have 10 much mors
TO boast about and 20 be proud OF
than California that there IL no com.
pariaon. They tell every stranger In
California that II rains an the time In
Seattle and Portiand-yet their nun.
Kissed land 0kinsed good-by1 has had
lots OF rain. Up 20 June is Los An
rcicn had had 10 inches Of rain. whils
IAN Francisco had had more. and
many days OF thick fogn. Even ~
that their beautiful hills which
they cali -mountainn.- are an burned
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a rightY- Barry went forward
What right7 I haven't given them
-
You're the owner Of The hnd.
aren't your
Yes In a way. II was Jeff 70 ns
conditionaiiy.-
You can let II out and sen shs
stumpage II you want tor
'of course"
Then. what are you kickins
about7-
~I--ssnply on account Of tho fact
that these men have no right to be
on tho land. or TO use II In any way.
J haven't given them permission
That's funny" tho sheriff
scratched his head: "they.vs Just
proved In court that you have"
in court9 r.
''Yeh. I've got an Injunction IN
my pocket TO prevent you from in.
teFferring with them. Judge Brad.
ley gave Il In Montvlew about an
hour ago, and we came over by auto.
mobile"
But whyr-
"why7" the sheriff stared a, him.
when you give man a lease. you
have 70 Two up 70 II In this country. .
But i've given no one
"oh. show II 70 him. sheriff
Thayer came angrily forward NO
use 10 let him stand there and lie"
That's what want 20 sesf" Hous-
ton squared himself grimiy. IF
you've got o lease. or anything else,
I want 70 look at IT,"
You know your own writing
don't your" Tho sheriff was fishing
IN his pockets.
"Of course"
You'd admit ~ II you saw itr-
I'm not trying TO hide anything.
But ] know that I've not given any
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Justice to the Older Veterans

Was n 10 avoid pensions or bonuaf
Asd why 10 30 many crippled ana
diseased Spanish veterans have 10
drudge about IN that half MANNED
and diseased condition. Why are
pensions being daily refused when
such diseases we're actually incurred
IN time Of war;
Those boys were not drafted. n n
sure but I ask again whyf Bo.
cause our country had not been 90
var during that generation and the
love o. our flag and the true patriot.
ism 10 our country LAD been born IN
them. and when the esil came 10 pro.
tech, iis honor those young boys raL
lied a. one unit ana with the dsferfni.