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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-25
SiiisilIi't"S SAIi;
Equity No. I2!Ig.
~ TiiE CIRCUIT cOuRT or TIIE
STATE oF OREGON ron KLAM-
AIil COUNTY


Edison q. Turncr and Luclna Turn.
81, tlaintfta,
W.
Charles l.. Lona and Agnes LEM.
klamath Liycatpck aud Mortgage
Loan company. corporation. and
Fir8t State and Savings Bank OF
klamath FallH, Oregon. Defendants.
Notice ig hcrehy given that. by
virtue Of an execution and order Of
hhl" itNucd out Of the above entitled
court hnd rnuEe on September 18Th,
'9E', upon decree made and ontcr.
cd hy nid Court on September Z.
lh-2 IN inFur Ot tho above named
uiH'ulifls directing tho sale OF tho
prrmlHoa hereinafter described To sat.
iafy the sum of $4,000. together
Win lntcroEt thereon nt tho rate Of Z
pur cent per nnnum from October 1 =,
1919. the further sum OF $4,000 as
utturucy'B fo"H, and costs and dis
bnrH'ncnta taxed NJ sil.20. together
with nccruins costs of sale. ! have
duly levied ON the said promises and
VIII, on October 80, 1899 at 10
o'clock In the forenoon OF said day.
~ the front door of the Klamath
county Court House In klamath
Falls. Oregon. sell nt public auction
10 the highest bidder Tor cash In hand
ail thr right. title ana interest of the
above named defendants and each of
thrm ana all persons claiming under
ihcm or any OF them In and 10 the
following Fczcribci real property.
iu.WiI
situate IN Klamath County, Ore
gun. Lot I and Northeast quarter
ui Northwest quarter of section
30, the Southeast quarter of Sec
ton 10, and the North half of
Southwest quarter OF Section 30.
Township 80 South. Range ia,
LaIt ~ willamette Meridian.
or Fu much thereof rs may be- HcccI.
a1ry 20 satisfy said execution,
Tho proceeds OF said sale will be
applied Ia tho satisfaction OF tho
aforesaid sums Included In said DC.
cree, ,rcvuti0n aud order ~ sale and
the uyorplus. " aay there be. viii br
paid into said Court Ia be- applied aH
hy l1w aud said decree directed
Dated 1t Klamath Falls. oregon
iiiH September iNth. 1879.
H. L. Low, sheriff
By BURT T.. HAWKINS.
s 1896 q g.1.IG Deputy.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-25
SIIERiiiTS SALE
40. 1853 Equity
no EOjiECIOSE MORTGAGE
IN TiiB Cii,CrIT COURT or THE
SThTE or OREGON FOR THE
tDI'N Nyy OF KLAMATH

! NTiTE VT ONft'ON toit TIN
COUNTY OF KLAMATH
Alice Garland, Mrs. ". y. Rnlston
and u. q, Torrance. Plaintiffs.
w.
Ivan ". lfilgorc, Gladys II XII.
gore. ana Citizens Savings Bnnk, n
corporation. Defendants,
Notice lg horeby given that. by ylr-
tue OF nn oXrnntlOn md order ~ splc
duly ifBuod, out Of the above entitled
court aud cause on the 2Sth day oi
August, 1899. upon decree made
and entered uf record IN snld circuit
rourt and In Hnid state on the 25th
day OF July, 1929. In favor of the
above named plaintiffs, directing tho
palo of The prpmigoB thrroln anI
hereinafter described. % satisfy the
sum ot 100000. wan intaroHt
thereon from the 3Dth day of juno.
1879. ~ the rate of SIX per cent per
nnnum. and Sj,7O0.OD. attorneys fee
and accTulng Cpgta.
Nov. therefore. by virtue OF said
execution, and IN compliance with
mid writ. I have duly loylcd on said
promises and viii on the End day Of
October, 1929. nt ten O'Clock 4. ". Of
NNlNA NtNs Ai wv tI'lN NbNl VI 1Nf
county court hOugc IN Klamath Fails,
klamath County. Oregon. soil at pub.
lie auction 10 tho hlBhogt bidder for
cnah In hand. all the night. title and
interest OF the above named dcfcnd.
ants. ivan y. Kilgorc aud Gladys n
Kilgorc. and each ~ thoni. In and to
the following d"1rribod rcil property.
situated In klamath County. State OF
Oregon. to-wit:
tn. 40 3. Il. 10 r.. w. NJ:
Section 1Ss sWIh OF Nwh. Sw Y
BW 4 OF SE
Section 80: SEh.
section 2i: NJ uf NwH VIZ or
NEh, SEA OF NWA. sEh. NEh
OF swh.
Section 25: siL OF Nwh. NEA
aud SA nf Elid section.
Section &c: Eis of NEii SwH OF
NE SEL OF NV u. and Nj OF
~ OF Be.d section
Section 2Ct VIZ and NEn
tn. 80 8. " - H. w. VI:
Section -: So OF sWH,
Section 80: M.
Subject Ia the right OF way for
bitches, canals and reservoir sites for
irrigation purposes. constructed or
which may be- constructed by author.
liy of the United Statca or otherwise.
over and across the fol!oEing dcscrib-
cd lands
Tp. 80 s. u. 10 4. W. 81:
Section 20; sen.
Section %: Swh.
Section 90: M Of SEh, Swtt OF
NEh. SEh OF Swh. and NJ o.
So.
section 90 Swt anl MEX.
or 80 much thereof ms may be ncros.
Hary Ia satisfy Eaid execution. To.
gothcr With toncWoniG. hcrcdita-
monts and appurirnlnrcs therountn
belonging or In any wise appcriain.
Ing.
The proceeds of said sale viii be
applied in IN. satisfaction Of said
execution. order and decree. interest.
costs ana accruing costs. aud The
oyorpluS. " any there be-. to be paid
Into said court To- be further applied
as by law directed.
Dated at Klamath Falls. Oregon.
this 2Nth day ~ August. tge2
l.. l.. Low. Sheriff.
\ 2S Si-il-IS.2s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-25
NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT

Notice T. hereby given that the
undersigned has filed In the County
Court of the State of Oregon. Tor
klamath County, the Final Account
of his administration Of the Estate OF
Edgar II. Bristol, deceased. and said
Cosrt has liked Monday. October
31th, 1922, AZ three O'Clock 4. NJ. ~
the time. ana tho court room oi said
Court In the city of Klamath Falls,
Oregon, as the place Tor the hearing
of said Final Account aud the set
tlrmcnt thereof
Dated: September 2S. 1899.
Il. &. GRoESDECK, Admins
traitor with the viii annexed OF the
Estate OF Edgar II, Bristol. De-
ceased.
$ 90 q 2.9.i6.e3
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-25
~ NiiiONS
Equity No ii1G
~ ruT CIRCUIT COJRr oF the
STATE Oi' OREGON FOR hfAM.
ATU COUNTY
Bessie = walkcr, Plaintiff,

Bessie T. Walker Plaintiff,
VI
Alvin ". Walker. Defendant.
10 Aiyin ". Walker. the above
named defendant;
~ TilE NANE or THE STATE
OF ONEGDN. you are hereby rcQu,r.
vl Co appear aud answer The com,
plJint fi.cd against you Ia the above
v1jltlcd suit, on CO.. before the 2ith
day uf September, 1899, that bcing
f.u day a., the last publication ut
summons. Hud the lhst day wlthip
which You are required TO answer. as
liErd hy lh" order ul publication oi
thIH ,umWuns,
" you idil to appear aud answer.
Tho piaiutifi VIII apply 10 the court
lor the relief demanded IN said COM
pilint. said uuit Ia brought 10 secure
dissolution ~ the bonds OF mntrl.
muuy eNifling between yourself and
plaintiff. and for the custody by the
plaintiff ol the minor. Ira Owens
WUlkor said suil Is based upon cruel
and inhuman treatment OF the plain
az BY yourself
Thi3 bummona Is published IN tho
ENouing Herald. q daily Newspaper
OF general circulation in klamath
County, Oregon, printed. published,
nna circulated az klamath Falls in
said County and state, by order ot
the Hon. 4. l., Ieayitt. Judge of the
said Court and dated the lith day OF
August, 1899, tho first publication
Ia be- made ON Aurust -. i922, aud
the last publication thereof ON the
:ith day at September 1929.
l,ENNER. MANNING 4 GhNONG,
Attorneys for the Plaintiff, resident,
nnd Post OffiCe address. American
National Bank building. Klamath
Falls, Oregon
A ii-2i-2S $ i-li-lS-25
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-25
WELL KNOWN Young
COUPIE MAI,InED

Mr.. ana Mrn Maurice Meier have
returned homo after q honeymoon
ulp To various points In oregon and
Washington Tho marriage comoB
M u sUrprlso TO their many friends
Mrs. Mclor WAS Miss Ross EIttrcn
formerly ot this city but for tho pnSt
yonr has been rcyldlnr IN sncramen.
10 They woro IN Modfori ana In
thlg way their klamath Falls friends
were unaware of the happening untn
they returned yesterday.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-25
IF kidneys AND
BLADDER bother
III" Sriis G." iluh h.dury, aud
NrutrIliSc Irritating
Adds

kidHcH and bladder NcutreaH fr-
rg'i ;luW ur'r acid. Says q noted au.
HuI.fr .hH liUUrsa n'iCr thli acid
iuw %, blood and pass 10 ON t0 the
bladder ulru 70 often rpwlmu to
Irr...tn and luf..m,, ,au..rv bum
'n", l'us rrIlH'.DH. 81 rnfuUg up
a1 ..r.in'luu 40 'hn mock OF tHg u'Gd.
Hrr nHi.'HE you ip .rrk rrl.Hf two
"F '1Hn liura during The uirh' Tho
.I.'"Tng H lu roU,lHHt drctd. 'hr
water Uf"r. lwulWpF with Fyfld
iHE r.HsHflu AVID H yrrf prumse:
'Elin, iN,rF ia d.EN,uly u avoiding
ialdd'- weakness, most folks cali
~. hoa1gsn they can't cpntrul urina-
Ton, Nn,in % i6 extremely ANNOYING
Eud sumrtiMvl very paMfuL thl is
T''llY one ~ tho most flmr,1 all
,m'utH 'u overcome Got about four
Aun og @, lai Salts FROM your phnr
moist and Dkr a tublo1poouful IN
glUU uf Hatrr before breakfast.
tInuc tl'T Cor two or three dpys.
Wiz urufHli-c 'ho acids In tho
~ sD 40 90 longer o. O. source ot
aiion 10 the bladder and urinary
as which then act normally
Sl'ts ig nrSpCnulyc. harmless.
mnd' from tn' acid OF ETnppg
Cmcn juice, combined with nth
Il o. usod by lhouHlglu OF folks
'o subject to urinary disorders
b. uric acid irritation. lad
is splendid for kidncys and
no had pffpnta Whut,ypr
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-25

FOR SALE-ono Jack, years old.
Blaekhawk and Mammoth mixed.
A. Lcaraed. Applegate, Ore. 2e-2s'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-25

WANTED FRESNO TRANSFERS
and men 10 clear rlght-of-way by
contract or by day. Near Klam-
ath Falls. Wages $3.50 day.
Board size. See Vicory ut Oak
land rooms over Gun store. 22-2Ss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-25

Furnished one room cabin. Colon
ial Rooms. llth near Main. 22-25s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-25
Ouch

"This cold weather chills me TO
tho bone.
"You should wear q thicker hat"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-25

Radio concerts every evening free
at Colonial Rooms, iith near Main.
Come listen. 22-25s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-25

FOR SAl.E-Finc banana apples
ono dollar per box. orchard run. y.
=. Foss. Talent, Ore. 22-2Ss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-25
LUMBER HANDLERS WANTED

70 iond lnnibcr by contract. Phone
tamm Lumber 90. .tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-25
CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR RENT -Four room house. COM
plctcly furnished Inquire OF
country club or phone 800. 2t-25'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-25
MISCELLANEOUS

SINGER SEWING MACHINE lex
collont condition. for sale Phone
179it or call 52D North 3th 81
$500
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-25

WORK WANTED---by hour or day
chamber work preferred. 20!
klamath ave- 1926
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-25

WANTED-To lease ranch on
which can keep few cows. chickens,
for term OF years. W. l.. Purdy.
Merrill. Ore. 23-e5s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-08
der NnrnStern
Ole Qulo0e.
aleiSer nus sluei strifen.

$3AH ~ 1NN - ~&SFiS $500
8eiasartifel, Sic nidt al1f n,,sge
fliigelte Jeinhrit Nniprltb erbpbell
f6nrlen, limo III WiRfreoit geraten;,
aher 5ron Mobe pplB iib INNER 81.
helen ann 1eriiiQt lnher reuproings
5tDei Materialiln fiir Elm einsiges
@leib. Grit menl1 man iih ei1lgc-
hclo NIT oieiem Taftor beibdftigt
iiber5ellgt nan lid bapon, mie piele
'rerihiebea1e Mrten aus bieiem 8rin.
sip entridelt merhen fonnen.
Sic iinc gars erltnlll1h Dorberr-
.id,enb inter all ben 6riibiabrs- uno
5ommern1ooen, oie Dem Yublifum
5nr 5dau gebrabt merbcn, l1no Gin
ueberblid eroffnet Sen Tralle,l btele
Disqualification sur Nnoronung neuer
llno namentlih gum lln1anbern ges
uugener &leioer. Mcr folnte Der
tiinfttgen Muffrilhu1M uno Berfn-
gu1g eines llns lieb gemoroenen al
ten &leioes gegeniiberltcben? 9as
iino mabre @unnet, Die man i11folge
Der Yeobad!tlmg ne,terer Wooeue
init Dorallsgeietter 8eihidlibfeit
sur Mnpaliuna idlidtcr gntmi;rfs
M Die eigene Berlonlidfeit. l1no
ger erforoerlihe Mnfmallb an 3eit
3Im 5tuoinnn ser 5lpei Materialien-
Mooen, lobalb tie in bic Grideinune
]ctreten, fam iih MIR Dorteilbnft
pmdbren i'm &erridten ser SrIb-
;n0rs. uf5 Gonmtrfleiher.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-08


bespeiIer, Sd buhil 81, i'm llrred)t;
ser Derf iptper ebbes mertpolles
itolpern lin Damn felt CT Is nod
nit iii i1 BEN nod ME nit erlebt,
oaB Ct en1al ebbes beimgebrabt bat,
mas er gefu1ne but; giles mas Der
beimbringt, oas fiji &duid IN oie
finb CT nit, Die bubt er for idtperes
@elo bel bid fal,fe. @enn ct emal
oanit itappe Debt, 6an11 oebt id
iage. baB er INNER nod e 9ihebns
bat, E menig fdmarter at tDer1t, no.
nit Id berbleipe Sine Sbrn lie.
mer
Rbilipp camera er.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-08
g her3frage. Was mad1

5ber5frage. Was madi
oreimaI iiebcr? - MntIport q. -
Nein, oreimal iieben madJt bus Rorrl
retnl
49, q d 6ulo. 81 6aben
einen Hegenidirm am Ropf Sbrer
Grnl1 ent51pei gei61qgen!!"
nDaran mar i6 ,ga115 nnibuloig,
Serr B%oriiBenoer. sd fonnte bod
ni6t miiienL oaB Der 5dirrt ic leidt
fapntt gebtl"
IS romp E 8irtung.
ngis ieBt babe ib ME Jeglallbt, bob
annoneieren 3pef batn uDer lett bin
id uberaelgt. Geiternl babe if nod
ei1tem 5uperiaiTgen Matbimdd)ter an.
a1oneiert, uno beute naIt 1irlb i9on.
@eloibranffnader it mei1leln g5e-
ldddft gerpeien nno bnbn anes OTIS
fffsr.iutr, Hss5Sg4S
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-08
0fener 1d1reibebriet hfs
gbilipp 9anerampter.
Mein lieber SER @ebadtionddr:-

Seut n1ub i'd S..
ne frage, al mein
cSdreibebrief ipe-
idel gteni6en al
be5able, 10 bob sc
anes orig gut IN.
neritebn IN tpenn
es manbmal 5n
Shine gude bubt.
als OF ih edidt.
id)ereDte bebt, bann
bubn sc reitetDeg
Sbren Metnoo
tidebni1e biefbas
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-08
Meuer mo0erner Mof
5hnittm1iter 1907.

Gin biibi6es uno %5eitgemdbes
Mipoeu. Die Yaneelen meiien SOL
tenfiine unterbalb Der 6iiften nuf,
mabrel,o hie Seitentetle IN metden
Saltengeba1lgen b%erabfallen.
SIR Y%erarbeituns eignen fi9
Itpeeo, Gmiu uno 9roa0rlDth, fer.
1cr Geioe ooer Moidfabrifate.
9as Wtujter fonlll1t in 6 @r0ben
fir Is, q, 20, 81, SO uno 50
YoQ Eainenneite. Sir Gr6Be 20
bral1d)t man 2A gnros oes 81 8on
breiten Gtoffes. Des &od 1T unten
9 Daros melt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-08
Amsfunft in Deatider spra@e.

gos M,,sfuuftgburea,l gibt IN Oelit'
ider sprade bereittptaigft i1to To-
iteulos Musfunft iiber ale bic Bun
oespertpaItung betreffenoe Mt1gelege,1'
beiten, 6ffentlides @efu1obeitsnelen,
soloater1 rr,o Matrofenanselege1,bei'
ten, geiebgebung, arbeiterperDalf111l'
l.. DECENTRALIZATION ausfpar1oera.!ig,
einuonoerung, steuerrDeier1, Melle'
palie, gr5iebnnsspefert 1itp. Mr1lra'
,,er iino Su ridfer1 an: German Gee
tion, gureou. Of Soreien 9a1g,tage
s,nformotion gerpice, Mmerica11 Neo
Gross, Is. weit 37tb street, Netp
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-08
Shnittnu,iter 1917.

9as 8~luienfleio erfreut ii9 al-5
gemeiners 8eliebttrit rn6 pqBt fi6
INNER ben iemeiligel, Wooebeoirf-
niiien an. Sur g%erarbeitling oiefes
Mo6eqs eigrlen it'd 8onaee nit
JlofenitidereJ oblr Serge NIT &c.
lnuiterter 5eioe- nber grepcbeint.
Der &od lit gefiittert l1l1b Die 8lnie
mag i'm Sdlnpfitil bergeitllt mer.
Ben.
Dos Muiter for1n1t in 4 Grobetl
iiiir Mddodbs1l bon s, 10, IL ullD "a
Sabren. Sur cine 8molfidbrige
brandt man 3 yarns bes 40 sou
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-08
9eIiettes Mobe1I nit
11euen 8Mgen.
66nittml11te 1912.

Das @odfleic erfrel1t iib ange-
mei1er Beiiebtbeit, 511mal es ii9 bel
pielen @elegenbeiten tragen labt.
AnBer6em tit es leidt an5ulegen
uno mabt itets et1te1t rob1gefduigen
Gin6r1d. @s erfillt Die Mnfor6e-
rul1gen ei1es Sous nno MuSgebge-
manoes. @eeignete 5toffe iin6
&aibatn6, Canton, Grepe unO Sat.
fet. IS fant bon ihlanfen uno
polen Stguren getragen mer6en.
Das Multer fommt in Z @r0Ben
fir "a, SO, 80, 40, 42, AZ uno
&c 3oa 8ruittpeite. Stir @roBe
28 iin0 AZ Oar0s 6es ID 3on
breiten 5toffes erfor6erli6. Das
&leio lit n1tcr atma 2 PARIS melt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-08
MeneS Wluie nnooelI
Gd)nittnn1lter 1902.

Dieies Wfobell itebt iomobl iblall
;en mie l1l1tarltebten @e1talten. IS
ieigt large, moblgefdllige 9inic1s
ilno etnen bubiheu 4ragen, ber
umidldge Mber oen Boroerieiten bill
Get. 6eioerbrofat ulto 8roa0cloth
iino bier Dereinigt. Gin gutes Mo-
ecu fir Gnifet, Hongee, Jaiaie ober
Gonton=@repe.
Das Ml1lter fomnt in Z @r0Berl
iiir 81, sc, 80, 40, AZ, "A unb
46 3on 8ruitmeite. Stir @r0Be 38
fins itnb 81 YARDS oes 40 3oli
breiten Stoffes crfor6erlih.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-08

Sir 9aranEnben6 M66.
den.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-08
&ei5en6es 8~IuienmooeII.
9hnittmuiter 1906.

E....t.E ~ t.rE.
Spe0orate Yllrien bebaupten li9
nod imlner in Der Mooe uno piele
&oitlme erbalten erlt ol1r9 sic @lu=
lc ibre beritdett0e @irfung. Our
@erarbeitung 0ieies MooenS eignen
iih Crepe Sc Chine, Yoplin ODER
Ganton-Grepe.. gs lit gefiittert uno
fam 10 bergeltelt per0en, oaB es
an S6ltlter- ltno l1nterarmia1men
'bltebt, ooer obne syltttert16 gum
ueberi6llpfen.
Das Muiter fom1mt in 6 @r0Ben
fir "a, SO, rs, 90, AZ unb "a 3o4
8r1tittpeite. Sir. @r0Be 80 iin6
3B Oar6s bes 50 3oa breiten
Stoffes erfor6erlih.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-08-09
BOY DROWNED At ARGYI,E

q sad drowning accident occnrrad
last Saturday afternoon at 8 90 o'clock
D when Paul, the seven year old son of
I Mr.. and Mrs Peter Deschane met his
death IN the waters Of Middle river:
sssf ne Eeschane home is on the banks
OF Middle river in the northeast part
OF town. The water at this point is
shall low, not more than three feet deep.
but further down stream there is a
deep hole with eight feet or more Of
water The young boys Of the neigh
bo 1rl frequ ently went bathing.
Where Vst the waite was shallow and Paul
had learned to swim we'll On the
fatal day Paul and his cousin, the,
young son Of Alphonse sDeschane, were
in the river together. The boys were
running back and forth through the
stream in their play, and it is thought
Paul had gotten wafer on his lungs
and was gasping for breath when he
suddenly went into the deep hole and
was unable StO keep afoat After GO
ing down once he called to his cousin
to call his father and mother. Mr.. and
Mrs. Deschane were both in the house
and came the first call. Mr.. Des-
chane is crippled with the loss Of one
leg and could not venture into the
water to rescue his son. Mrs. Des-
|chane, however, plunged into the river
as the boy was going down the third
time, but being unable. to swim she
could not reach him without going be-
yOnd her depth, and he sank before
their eyes. Their call for help brought
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Proulx and Geo.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-08-09

A mans job is his friend, says Sen
ator Capper. It clothes and feeds his
wife and children, pays the rent. and
supplies them with the whereWithal to
develop and become cultivated. The
least a man can do in return is to
love his job. A mans job is grateful.
It is like a little garden that thrives
on love. 1t will one day flower into
fruit worth while for him and his to
enjoy. If you ask any successful man
the reason for his making good, he
will tell you that first and foremost
it is because he likes his work in
deed, he loves. it. His whole. heart
and soul are wrapped up in it. His
whole physical and mental energies
are focused on 1t. : He walks, his
work, he talks his work; he is en-
tirely inseparable from his work and
that is the way every man worth his
salt ought to be if he wants to make
of his work what it should be and
make himself what he wants to be. n.
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WA r. II 81 n S III ID. B
JOHN f. MATTSON
q Editor and Prop.
Published Every Wednesday.
anntered in the Post Office at Warren
as Second Glass Mail Matter. F
Official paper of Marshall County.

- ~ Is go
(, What constitutes the bulwark Of
our own liberty and independe nce? It
is not our browning battlements, our
bristling seacoasts, our army and our
navy These are not our reliance
against tyranny. All of these may be
turned against us without making us
weaker for the struggle Our reliance
] is in the love Of liberty which God
has planted in us. Our defense is in
the spirit which prizes liberty as the
heritage of all men. in all lands every
where. Destroy this spirit and you
have planted the seeds Of despotism
at your own door. Familiarize your
self with the chains of bondage, and
you prepare your own limbs to wear
them. Accustomed to trample on the
rights Of others you have lost the
genius of your own independence and
become the fit subjects of the first
cunning tyrant who rises among you.
Abraham Lincoln. s
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The Human Mechanism

Floyd w. Parsons in the Worlds
Work: Where can we find a pump as
perfect as the human heart? If the
boss treats it right, it stays on the job
Tor moTe than 100000 hours, making
1920 strokes and pumping fifteen
gallons an hour. In the course of an
average lifetime the heart pumps o.
100000 gallons and makes $500, 600 900
strokes We have no telegraphic me-
chanism, equal to that comprised in
our nervous system; no wireless APP
laratus so efficient as the voice and
the ear; no moving picture machine
or other type of camera so perfect as
the human eye no ventilating plant
SO wonderful as the nose, lungs, and
skin, and no electrical ;switchbo can
compare with the spinal cord
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|ss In lin Henry pleaded ! and begged
The doctor was firm ssS o. 81
I. I'm sorry re innocent persons have
to suffer- he said but that is moi
my lookout. It is q matter Of loyalty
to our union. II i operate on you j
will lose my union card and what do d
few human lives amount to compared
to- such g alaInity as that ?ss
Poor Henry Brown awoke, with q
yell of terror, to find the wife shaking
him and telling him it was time fol
breakfast. =
With the memory ssof that awful
dream fresh in his mind, Henry ate
his, morning meal and demanded his
dinner-pail. 81 ss5.s
why, thought. you were 81
strike, said the wife.
Strike nothing Y answered Henry
u am going to work
Thus the Open Shop gained another
convert. s.; So
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