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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-11
LOCAL INTEREST SHOWN IN
 WASHINGTON ELECTION

Many ImeauIto. have manifested considerable nter... m Che outcome o. Che .ua.oHaI neht Iu Washing tom saIe aI aIone Hrco Che .me Che primaries wore hold mtI Che cIoc- Uou decided Che winner th.a week. Tow Democrats havc been Heard io ..uro ncm.oIr.. w to Che mer.u ID. Che two o.d rry candidates for
 Che position po.udaNler and uII nu. numerous Republicans openly cN- rH Che hope that ro.udoEter He Republican candidate would be G.lmHI And yet when Inc lrt be ..mc n ae.or iu Washington politics
 twelve yelm ago ho was one of che most popular mon that s.atc had eye. roamed for and elected to ol- re. Ho was even spoken ol .moa.|y h. hme.U i'm connection W.lh One Presidential candidacy olrlr in 1920. H Ie.e.t Is worry probable. his op- nmm. Du lending him by Q ule majority
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-11
ED BERG FATALLY INJURED
 IN ALASKA JUNEAU MINE

HI H HHn aged Hf E Ma ... Injured h. being uu...I H.u... . u.ne r... m Che A'."" Im... min. I.ur..r afternoon Io u.. taken .I o... .u s. hm H0. m.. Inn. h. newer r.un.I cone ...... uI died H. meH. a. I0... ......
 |. .0m U.. H..e H. emn.H.0. i'm H. mn. UmH..r department. and .... a0..- . h.H.. had h.m put .| in r.... uH.r. .H.r "or. n. Ha.. h. "n.I forward whom n .... r... '...n.I h. ... H... ..H upon nm. o-u.H.. him. N. HHl boom
 H... ... .H. company only about
 I H0.. Hw.. .Hm .H.I 0e 0 Iu U.H u Che ..e oI Wa.Hu...H. nothing known ol .Ho m.0uuH... m.H
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-11
AMERICA MUST ACT
 TO SAVE EUROPE
Den'out.o Conditions o. Foreign Countries Depicted hy Member
 o Church Federation

H.I.u. H u..". WI. crash m.. |mH.. .... soon.
 rH. prediction ua. m.I. H Dr. 0H.H. s H.Trr'.nI ..H...' ur . .H. federation council o. ........ .r I.. r..mu from .u ... ..nI.. In. o. Europa.
 n. .| Hn. straight. u. Mcfarland I...ur.. TH.r .n
 .un. TH.. HHa. |" Hr0H. ".H III. "0.. !. ....r HrI-H.r..' u. .. ........ ...u.". m.H m. ..u.. n. |. mn. calmly r.tmH.
 Tn. problem. 0. Europe. Dr. N0a- ruauI I ... fundamentally ..o.um.. and r.. nn.I .H.r Hr. .0.E- .I win ..... h. nm. Improvement. In Ur.U. physical and crm mora. conditions
 TI.r can h worked oI. only .... m. H." n. |mH.H n. .HH Uu.I "r. H.. Im.H.. r0m..u. ur...I.. conditions nm. uH0" .....n. ..... 0H. "I ... urI. Im.r... ... .Hu.
 .mH.. in Tn. opinion 0. Dr. N..'.r.nt should oo ou. Q. two .H.U
 o-r u H. down wh u. European mutton. and umH.. . plan for ..aHom.. r..on .rH..an or
 HnE. II" own rrnnnrI
 0 ... lmHI..n n..n'. wore .n- formed H. o.H.- IHm rrn.u.I." Inc nI .t.u would
 .. and fr... our earonmn. o .. w|IH good win .aHaI lH. mn. .m Tight would Ier. 0n f.rE.n.I Europe
 TI. feeling o. Europe toward m. United State. on. o. m.ue... 0.. appointment H.. Inn. mn. reached fummu. and o. hop. and .a.H U.l must n. N0aFu'mI M
 r.I TH.. HaI ha .H.d "tha. ". hare I... ... Ua'I ol ha.Ie uI.H ... onrH. .H bur-. lHe lo.I or Ia H..n repair ..e devastation m.Io h' rrr own artillery H...m.IoH for oHr nr... uHn.Iron.. Ho.n I no. orar.0o... and .I rre in HaE I'm. moo. tribute. .o .0. 'o.Iu r.r. played hr lH. n.I.ar. .-..r. men In helping .o win Che world war;
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-11
THE LARS' COMEDY
 MAKES GREAT HIT
Coliseum Theatre Crowded Two Nights With Patrons O.
 Legion Production

T.. .r.. comedy. Tle La which u. .rm Thur .g and rr.- day night. o. .H. N... . Che CnI-
 m .H.... b. local .I.n. for .le n.u. Q. Afford John Bradford Hu. m. tm.Heu Im Wa Q
 mn. m.... from .r. .o Hn.sH. H.. nu. H.ne "... In. in Che ..n E... mmu.r 70. t.o ... ar- u....I .. H... I..u specially .Ian.. .I f. m. part a..n.. and aa. oHo mad. ....
 T0 single ou. amy particular mom ho o. ue I. e for special mention H.I. boar .u.uU0. .o t00 .Im . "u. practically per-
 .. Hu...r in n. opinion .. many ... young en.H doctor W III. u.I uuoH.on bot. in .H.....H.. .H. ...u. HHr Uu I.r..nn ..u. m0l happily ..H..| II. m. par.
 m. H...r. WI. crowded for both performance. m| T. LH WN Y. down u local I... n. 100 per
 .. H.r.mH.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-11
JUSTICE w. R. DAY
 STEPS OUT TUESDAY
sr1.0r Shields cl Tennessee Prob. ably Added to Supreme Court
 Personnel

Wrnear. n In... WI U.m U Day n. .H. UH... sa.. u. prom. ... m. ru.. from ... nation. highest ... tribunal. U m. .... announced officially HI .H. W... "... T.. .euuU0u wa.
 ... H Hn..H. Harding and .H ".. .... N...uU.. n.
 m. resignation o. ImU.e uH expected in admin. ....I0H rH.. .. .r.r n.r rr..0.HI H...H. .rn.r..I him .. uur.r. on m. G.r- mrn. tnH..r m.rr. ...mH come ...r. "H... win ...u...... ....- .....". .r ....m. .r.r.. U..m'r .nH much .r eermHn claim. !. 0. r H... ..I .0 n...H.. nj. nH Um.
 confidently believed H.-. .H.. I'm. r...n. ou n. H... .0u. HH h. |.I H Ono .HHHnm.H. o. HH0.. HH. .0H.. .. H. .ur Republican. .H. 0.E two ........ m.n.... .u. I. .H0 .n. H.r.m.. ID. UH.. IH... I.H .r. I.... Sutherland .0 place. Ior- m.r.. hold Hr Democrat.
 formally .uH..r... M ... WUI. H.r. H.r nn successor has ... .a.. .....r. nut expected .... sr..Hr John K. sH..0. Demo. .r.. .. |.r.. H.r. ..0-.'." |...| Senator sn... clos. -.r| u. Inc H.. ....u. and Inn. won nm .n...... reputation .u. ..| I.Hr.r en..0r shield. Inn.
 ... ..n.Hor.. In IN. ..
 rUe H..u admitted Io .H. Hr in rrH... i'm I.-. IT. cham. ....r o. III. .r..|.0 .H.u...r I.. ion I." and I.... TT.
 .. . ... ... mHru. court. from I... n. I.I0 and WH elected .n'.r Iu".. in I0I0 II. H.I .H.. n.I .n ... hi. son. Tn .H. ..r. r.. Tn r.I.. IT. ]. ff r.ar. o.I.
 JuH.. Day s -a re.n o.l war. m.mh.. n. Tn. r..u. .our. .H.. I... being .nn1u... from Ohio H. 0m. HrI... H..... II. NH. previously ..u.I in .H. .ah.ro. o. .arm.r "r..... M.E.uI.E nm. .u- InI.r n. e..l..rr o. state. IT. H.. H'.. .H..rm.. .. IH. conn. m0n which negotiated Ih. H...u u. .n... with ana.n .. .ho e.o.. o. m. eH.U .n.Im.....U war;
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-11
CLAIM OIL INDICATED
 BY GYPSUM DEPOSITS

.. . ..rr.. n. r". " . H-..m.. Y. H..0H..r'u
 .U. another important. -. TT. .... .. evidence. supp. .. .. H ... '...."- ....r.. I.. together ".. "" 0.
 ...... II. n. .. .. .... ... Bot. specimen. arc 0. ........ purity.
 I|r. .r. er.| IH.. .......... m H.' and T. !. r. . n...n... IT'D mn Hr0.u..... Man. ...HU.. . . .... r.H. o. .' con. ...... m.".. .. HU."or. rr In ... r.mHH. 0. 0.. m. soluble uH''.- ..... 0Hr.-... .0 -.... .. m. HHm |.HH
 ...H ... -. rH... .. dimension. IT .. .. conjunction H... ...
 from m. .. ..' |. Indicating ..lI
 mn. .... u.
 r. mn. contain ... ... .. question.
 ... bon IHHH... .... Chamber Com. ... ..r..r r.0n.. o. . .... chiefly for ... .. r...re .H. .. ... "..... ..t.r H.He "". |".....e.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-11
SHIPMENT or PULP
 TO BE MADE SOON
Alaska Pulp and Paper Company h1s Produced Six Hundred Tons
 Since Reumne Work

w. -. I. mH.... u. .'U A. Il. Pulp and rarr .HuH.nrH oH.r .rm at sn. Et.. arrived m town nm . Hu.... business trip Wed. u... n. .IH W..s. returning I .o-I.r
 Sine. r.um.r. operation" o. ... pulp ..... .." H.. .eH MT. .
 report. Cha. ... tom. H... boon proc .. ... NU h. shipped .0u.. .H III. H..m.r I...H... W.HH . ... | Operation. win 0. steadily H.. ...U. H m0... u.. u.r.HHu.. H.. .u.. boon conn plotted .H.. win H0.. .". tons o. n... u... and . mol. .U.. . boon complete. I..U ". --...r ".. ... .. 0.Iu. n. .u u" ..n..r building under wa. which H h. u. 'o..H0u. office. and IFH. quarter.
 m. H UIn. under W.r however, .l .run.I. |. ... con. .rH..or o. . I.m for Tn. ....... ..
 r. .U. .0. r.. whom ..H0.. . I.m. . ..0..... 0. ".... for r..e. u.e.. h. experienced. m.
 m. whom .mH .... "... .. . wi. h. -. .... HeH nm. m. .... H.I. and win hold ... 1T vol. .n. .. H...r .. H....uI. any done
 - -. ....... mn matter .'" cold m. w0..... may become
 Mr. I. yer. aH.m".. 0'" m. .u.0H. for H. .H...H- ". " .0....U. I..I i. m. ur" H. ...
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-11
ODD FELLOWS HOLD ELECTION

Silver Bow loIe. Mo- 2. T. u. u. -. hold on election o. n.... Thur
 I.. night when Che loI1~r. word .Ir..r Noble Grand OHH... Pore ollie. E... Grand. "Hr.n Wilson. Recording s.er...rr. .. ' Morgan. Financial Secretary D ". o.r..r Trustees John hueuo V" '" ca..r and GmHr GmH.aH. Thor.
 was degree Hol. and H.u0... a.... Che election Che n." mem.er being
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-11
MOLE HARBOR RAECHER
 IN TOWN ON BUSINESS

A. Haaclborr was in town ths vooE from h.s ranch at Mole Har- bor ou Seymour canal and about 70 miles out from Juneau Mr. Iassol- b0rr Ie another Alaska farmer who has firm aitb In Che future ol Che North and he is demonstrating hiH nh by improving hIs homestead and extracting a substantIal living from Che ground. Ho had just fine .enod harvesting 100 mchU of as nno "spuds" as any country could proc Iucc before coming to town. m pre- vous vcar he has sold his potatoes and other products to fishermen right at ms placc. but this year few fishermen worc in that locality and hc win likely market his crop hero later In Che soason.
 While In town Mr. Ha"e'borg presented Che Territorial Museum wih am interesting old book. 'ln Che Foro.aaIe. 'and with a stone imp'e- mout of some prehistoric age which hc picked un I'm his garden at Mole Uarbor. it having doubtless lain
 hrro for centuries The stone is carved In such a manner 1s to permit a drm eraap of it in Che hand and Ir believed to have boon used for Ono purpose ol removing bark from trees for tho purpose of making It into re- cerncies for domestic use
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-11
BIC DONGs W ELM0U
 NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT

" 0H m. ....eHo rH. m. .|.. .r. r.rrr.re for n |. He .s.l ou ... . t.. building r... |. H..t Thor. win n. bowling . alloy. lunrre In I'M. H.. card. .. III. I.I.. room and I. . ... H.....I room Bowling . I... card. .. E.10 and .r.H .... ... sam. .n. T.. ...... room win n. Hu.r. from I...
 |. Faulkner |. harI 0I I.. sonora. committee and .h.-e .r. bowling .".. ..rI '.I.0. Ian.He
 r. .|. Tn crrre. n. .r. r.r... ..H .ruu.t.... nr
 n. ... hot. lady and gentle n.. bowler. and ..rl players Tho |.r.ne rI ..Hre WH h. ..r. prizes u tro.o dorar.-
 m. evening. .r..r.Hr.
 M H and lH.r uro
 I.H and mo.rer..H-
 ... .0 b. present.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-11
MUST GET YOUR DEER
 BEFORE NOVEMBER 10

.. .H.... .H ..... ... Inn. |. h. H.. e.re H..." November I... H. HH. .". ".. - W.U. door ar. r..
 ...H.... . 0. Che country
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-11
PASSENGERS STEAMERS DUE
 TO ARRIVE M BUNcHEs

I.. .m. m. M
 ..m. anr. from ..e ou.n ,Ho Princes. N H.u. due H0ar ...u tom day. WI have ...H.I .u.. 0u. I..I.I sou.H..un AIW k. nur nm. N.rr l. HI'0I .n leave Em.. tonight and both Inc ano-
 .. and NnnHH. '..t a".I'o .u'.r HHu .HoHI ue on o..IHo0u ....uH by W.n. Tho NH- mr.I W...H and tHm.IH both m tn. H....H.. TIT. du. Io arr.fa hero ...0.H0 U... Iu..I m. 'Hl ...NH.uu| steamer W .He N0r.h-
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-11
MYSTERY SURROUNDS DEATH

I.. bod. 0. ...... ..H .H '.. .m. .H.m.U and uee. H .H. T...... H.....H..a.. WI" uW. .. ... ....H H.r |u.... 0H. H.r ... ... .".. having boon ..r.. h.. r ... .HI I0r. H
 u...oH r..r m. h..E .. could Ho. H... boon I... The .."" O.. i'm. .e.... HE 0.". 0 '..
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-11
MAIL DUE SOMETIME

TH. r.eI..r M..on. which win touch hon. .U rou.. from sHf.a .o tH. Weua.. ".I creo o.
 .eH0 win have .H.. dave mai. for Im.u and u..eH0mne point" TH. M.IoH began .. H. due uHaH. H. m.I.. o. m. H.. and win U..N ..r.. .0m...." o. 0"0.
 possibly ... Anyway Hc H
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-11
THREE DAWSON PIONEERS DIE

n. E. U'H..n.H. . n..Ho.r oI n.W- I.rr. boom ..... .u0. I..H. .... U..I in ... ..H.n recently
 showed .... U0.IH W. H.r... .... II I... I".. HH. ...... ...u. |. r.r o. ... n. H.. n.U.. .. New ".0. .. .. ..... H bot. Ha.r. . California.
 .u ..H.'. ......" U.. IHH
 .n. U m. u.. .nH...
 .. . $. hm" H.n.H "... ... H N..... Ue bad h.H . ....I month. ". was born In .u.... nm. f. I. o. a..
 | #... .| ..U. oI I". N"u ... II. III. suddenly recently was 0H oH...u known '. ...r I... H... "H. n...r II. WH found .... nm .... .. l.. old Inn r..r u...n n. had H.H in good ...H IT. ... H.0.. nm. I..IH H rnH... m H.r. r.r'..I from H..r. .HH.. II. HH. ." years oI u.e
 I. ... o. m. n.0 fellow. Wo.. mmH. n. .H. Tu.uH UrIor Q. r.o- u. and .I a. lH.m wore mmr
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-11
HOST R00RER' MINE
 BEEN N2EDISC0VE2ED
J U G. Morrison of Petersburg Believes Ha Has Located
 Famous Old Claim

The Petersburg Report which nr. rived in Imou on Che mail boat l.ounr contains Che .oiow.uF
 The famous "Iol Rocker" n.ac.r gold r..m for which proHpoo.ou have beou .arcnIue for Che paat 30 yoH has 0em rol.Hoogorod and io- eI0I by J. n. q. M0u 0u 0u Che HHIWuI0u ol Fuumt r.vcr n. Far- ueu. h.y nhoul a0 m.IoH from pe.- o.uure Hr Mon.oH has located urht 0n|m and mex. aoa.on win smt Ono Hor. or actively dovo'on- ue .hem
 Whm aoou th.a uccs ou h.a re- turn from Che c.n.m Mr. Morrison HId Ihat Inc ha found and rebuilt Che oId .ono cbu iolt by Che or.e- m.I I.e.1Feren and aiHo i1o old rocker which lhoy u.od in cEiruc,- ing Her gold rho old dam bmt Q. yellow ooIar I'm HIo creek i0 furnish water for tHo.r rocker wa. ...o found and MT Morrison brought ba.s pictures to prove h.s assertion
 The claims are Iorr.oI nc a point on Traeu. river ahou. l1 miles above Ude uator ou One north fork oI .H. rive. and about o.eHI miles below Che lakes ai IHe head of 'ho rrer They nro 'o.Hi.l along Che ng.r through n .orIe. of canyons and no. Ho.o. worn ou. by lho glacier aa It roco.Iod yaan ago and which arc now UH.I w.II gravel nnd bout I.. and lua Ioll by tle glacier and Hror
 Mr. Morrison In found colon .u many r.aom from lhe eraH roots ,o depth o. Ave feet. aH Iar lH he was ub.e io raaeh i'm Che limited lime In which He HaH ahIe .o peet and also found cnro gold around Che b... ol .na haH.dor In Che canyon.
 History of Claim
 Tho history oI lho Lost Rocker Ia .n. oI uIHo. and ono which HH. .r.I Che imagination of miners and r...ar 70. lH'H section tor ynr.
 AHm. .nrr yoar. n.l. according to He legend. a white man was found IrIHu. .h0u. in Fr0Ior.. sound be- .u.u Cape Fm.Ilw and Juneau u m Indian onoe. ue wa nearly
 starved. nearly crazy and had with ..m one or two H..H ol o1are gold.
 IT. wa. a.0u To town and cared ur Hu. would mover raum t1 One n.a.. uHer. he secured .He treasure. .mu.r having horror ol tho n.... too powerful l1 overcome hc. .0rIre .o H. ..or hm0.l and two ..U. had been mining ou n rFor .amo I.mce from lho beach and al .He cI.. of n ha'rmoan 'aHe at hc month ur small H.do s.rom had discovered rich gold donoHH
 The. bull. dam Iu Che ..do crook .n secure Waf0r huIt a crude rocker and stone cabin. and had chen Waah- .I ont considerable ol Ono prec.0u u.aI Returning lo camp ono day H.. man had found hH two oomnau. .ar murdered. seemingly by Indians. Ho had taken tHe treasure and .'ol oYor Che mountains croa.ue .u,o uuea. and had come out a, udo u.Inr at maI Indian village 0r
 UmanL During Ono night he had stolen canoe and had managed I'D mako h.. escape and dHi.od about. mU picked up.
 sn.a ha. Umo. from One carly I.. mHI n. ir.eas aa. year. parties u. nrnnee.or and a.ue.o men have boon .Ironue for Che lost claim.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1922-05-17

Clarence E. Roe of Buffalo Lake.
who has filed for the office of county
treasurer is making a vigorous cam
paign for nomination in the coming
primaries. Mr.. Roe is we'll qualified
for the office and will give excellent
service should he be successful in
gaining the position he seeks. He
was formerly deputy county treasurer
and has a great deal of practical ex-
perience in the office.-Franklin Tri-
bune.
Whatever may be claimed about
the hoggishness Of Minnesota's big
cities, it cannot be said that they are
taking any advantage of the country
districts in the matter of road funds
Of the one-mill road tax, Hennepin,
Ramsey and St. Louis counties pay
one half of the whole tax, and get
back less than 10 per cent of it, or
one-fifth of what they contribute.
AS to the auto license tax, they pay
big share of it, and the big cities get
none of it back, the Babcock amend
ment prohibiting the expenditure of
and of the fund in the three largest
cities of the state. 1t is admitted,
of course, that the cities get no little
benefit from good roads over the
state, but directly they share but
little in it's Disbursements
field Independent.
Every woman knows how to man
age her daughters husband.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1922-05-17
Foreign Advertising Representatlve>
TIE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION
City and County :
X i: X X i: j: X !: j: X X

Mrs. Frank Gerstmann was a Wis
1tor at Morgan, Monday afternoon. 81.
Mrs. F. H. Anthony and children of
Morgan spent Wednesday in Redwood
Falls. NJ
Miss Helen Stegner spent the week.
end here with her mother, Mrs. Sarah
Stegner. O..
Mrs. Mary Finn and Mrs. B.. P.
Finn were visitors in the Twin Cities
last week.
E. A. Stricken of Clements trans
acted business in Redwood Falls,
Wednesday. -.
Mrs. Maude Root was the guest: of
her daughter, Mrs. Percy Scott, at
Belview, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Rogers of Delhi
were guests at the home of Mrs. Bar
Der, Sunday afternoon.
Miss Gertrude Roberts of Hamline
University was the guest of her par
ents over the weekend.
Perry Nelson returned Friday from
Marshall where he conducted sales for
the F. w. Philbrick Store.
Nealis Smith and Donavon Daskam
left Saturday for New Brighton where
they will work with a paving crew.
Mrs Arthur Franta of Wabasso
was the guest of her mother, Mrs.
MacPhee last Friday and Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Snyder of Mar
shall were Sunday visitors at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. P. 0. Callaghan.
Mrs. H. A. Baldwin and her daugh-
ter, Miss MARJORIE left Sunday for
Minneapolis where they will spend a
few days. III?
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Crooks and chill;
dren, and Mr.. and Mrs. FawcettN of
Vesta were Sunday visitors at the
home of Mrs. Barber.
Mrs. j. Knapp and little daughter
arrived last week from Minneapolis
for visit with Mrs. Knapp's sister,
Mrs. AL Vihstadt and family.
Mrs. Arthur Hassenstab and little
son were visitors last week at the
home of Mrs. Hassenstab's sister,
Mrs. Lund at Walnut Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Rogers entertain
ed the Misses Frances and Alice
Little, jessie IngllS anu MISS oCAIiiIut
at dinner at their home, Sunday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kleaver accom-
panied by Mrs. Price of Wabasso and
Miss lima Ackmann drove to Mime
apolis, Friday. They returned Sun
day evening.
Attorney Dolliff of Redwood Falls
has filed as candidate for the office
of senator-Brown and Redwood
counties. In the person of Mr.. Dolliff,
the district would be well represented
in the state senate.-Comfrey Times.
GOODYEAR Tires are our speciality.
Call and examine them. Our prices
are right. We do all kinds Of repair
work. Kenneth Byram. lift
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1922-05-17
OF THANKS:

CARD OF THANKS: To the many
kind friends and neighbors who so
willingly helped us during the illness
and death of our beloved daughter and
sister, for the beautiful flowers sent
and for the kind sympathy shown us,
we wish to express our heartfelt
thanks. Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. Scott and
Children.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1922-05-17

CARD OF THANKS: i wish to
entend my sincere thanks and ap-
probation to the Seaforth Ladies Aid
for the beautiful flowers sent me dur
ing my recent illness.
Mrs. Geo. A. Davis. =
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1922-05-17
CARD OF THANKS:

CARD OF THANKS: We wish to
express our gratitude to all the neigh
bors and friends who SO kindly assist
ed us during our time of trouble caus-
ed by the death of our wife and moth
er. Many kindnesses were shown us
and of all Of these we are most ap-
preciative.
B. F. Fixsen and Children.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1922-05-17

It easier to reform a man than to
keep him reformed.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1922-05-17
MATCHING EGGS
Barred Rocks Thompson Bradley
Strain.

Bred for eggs and good looks.
Matching eggs from choice mating
pens No. /, No. and No. 8. Also
from flocks of heavy winter pro-
ducers. Flock No. l Yearling hens.
Flock No. 2 Pullets. Take look
at our birds and you will be con-
WINGED of their quality. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed. Also Kansas black
cap raspberries cents apiece.
Strawberries / cent apiece.
Baled hay for sale.
MRS. E. E. MOSIER
Phone 1887
Redwood Falls, Mimi.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-03-18
JUST FOLKS
BIZ EDGAR A. GUEST.

THE TOOL BOX.
I saw a tool box on a bench.
Equipped with saw and plane and wrench,
A hammer and set of drills
a bevei for the doors and sills.
Then came the man and said to me.
4 keep them under lock Ind key.
Tho now these things I never use.
Not one OF them 1 want to lose
Perhaps some day I'll need again
The hammer the wrench plane,
And they are handy things TO own
If ever should the need be known"
Above those tools seemed to view
The marvellous things which they could do,
The happy homes which they could build,
The rooms with childish laughter filled,
II only he would set them free
Who kept them under lock and key.
Am not like the man, afraid
That / shall miss some shining blade
Or need the substance mi eht lend
When I am asked to play the friend?
Is not the better side OF me
Too often under lock and key
have the tools with which to build
A round Of years with mercy filled.
A man Of cheer might become
But oh. too oft my lips are dumb
With means TO serve my life is stocked,
But. like the tools, keep them locked.
Copyright 1922, by Edgar - Guest-)
The Topeka state journal., 1922-03-18

moving boxes and bales from a motor
truck to a shed.
My gang" she said simply. "Are
you going to arrest me ?"
You are under arrest he said.
DUTY before love, you know"
He took her by an arm and led her
to the river.
where are you taking me?'' she
asked, pausing on her ledge high above
the water.
ITO the Jail at Randall Beach," he
said. wen go in my canoe"
She smiled and seated herself on a
stone.
'.I was just fooling you-to see if
you were a man who realized his re-
sponsibilities. I am head of a SNUG
ling gang, true enough, but it is in the
movies. I am Lorelei Evertson, some
times called the diving queen and
my company is shooting smuggling
scenes on the river. You asked me
some time ago if I loved you, and I
stood the test-duty first. But there
is one thing I must insist on. Before
I marry you, you must learn to swim.
love the water and you must love it
too"
He laughed. rather boyishly.
II have been fooling you, too. 1
never said I was a revenue officer,
and I am not. I'm swimming in
structor at Randall Beach, had to
pretend I was drowning that day, in
order to get acquainted with you. 1
knew you were Lorelei Evertson, and
have loved you long time"
Copyright, 1922, by the Mcclure
NewSpa per Syndicate
The Topeka state journal., 1922-03-18

came in, having been visiting his pa
tients, and was numb with cold. He
threw off his coat and tried to get
near the fire, but no one moved to
give him a seat. and he was compelled
to remain outside the semi-circle.
One of the members seated turned
to the doctor and said, Doctor. we
have just been discussing foreign
parts. You have Travelled a great
deal, haven't you?'
The doctor replied. Yes. almost ev-
erywhere"
One OF the lawyers facetiously
asked the doctor: Have you ever
been in hades. doctor?"
Il have" replied the doctor.
How did you find conditions
there?" the lawyer asked.
"Just about the same as here-all
the lawyers near the fire.
An enterprising salesman told a
prospective cusomer in Poplar Bluff,
No, he would like to fit him to a new
pair of glasses.
Il never wear glasses" replied the
mountaineer.
but the mark across your nose be
tween the eyes" persisted the sales
man. Indicates that you have"
Nope" drawled the woodsman.
I'VE all drink moonshine from glass
jars down here"