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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-09-27
fine ATTRACTION
FOR OCTOBER 5TH
'The Nightcap" Lester Bryant's
Producing Co. Big Sensational
Success Coming to Grand.
TICKETS WILL GO
ON SALE SOON
Cast is of the Best, Having Such
Metropolitan Players as Karl
l.. May, Bob Jones, Made
liene Hoover and
Others.

Lester Bryant Producing Co. big
sensational success, "The Nightcap",
will be seen at the Grand Opera
House, Oct. 5the This attraction
comes direct from its long stay at
the Playhouse, Chicago, where it
played to capacity business for
eight solid months and one year in
New York City at the Bijou Theatre.
This should be an event of the sea-
son, this rare treat; with a metrop-
olitan cast and production such as
"The Nightcap" is not often sent
en- tour with everything that has
been seen in the two largest centers
of the world, Chicago and New York.
Max Carcin and Guy Bolton, who
wrote this mystery play, have to
their cerdit such successes as "Sally"
Cheating Cheaters" "The House of
Glass" "Oh Boy" and many others.
The east is of the best, having such
metropolitan players as Karl l..
Way, formerly of "The Bat, Bob
Jones, Madeleine Hoover, Howard d..
Walsh, John C. Daily, Norman Wen
dali, Herbert Lewis, Cora King and
many others.
The advance sale will be announced
later.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-09-27
THE CITY PARK

Some twelve years ago, when
negotiated a deal with Mr.. Upde-
graft, on what was at that time
known, as Updegraff's Grove, il
never dawned upon my mind, that
any of our citizens would ever at
tempt to name this the Phelps ,Ey,ysF
Had I Known that su-ii an aftempl
would ever be made, and after q
sacrifice by me, of twelve years OF
time, and even neglecting my own
business, in planning and construct
ing this tract of land into a city
park, without asking any remunera-
tion of the citizens of Decorah, foi
my work, | assure you my friends
and citizens, that this purchase
would never have been made by me
nor would you today have city
park.
| trust you will pardon me, if
say that we today have a park tC
feel proud of, considering, that il
has been planned and constructed
by an amateur, and with very limited
means.
1t would be a sad blow to me
and one that | could never forget, ID
these twelve years of sacrifice on my
part, have been to build a monu
ment for Mr.. Phelps, instead of fol
the citizens of Decorah, which wa.
my aim.
Fortunately we have a protection
in the statutes of the state; th'
law is very clear and broad, in re
gard to park and park commissions
Thespark commission has full powe
to buy, sell, condemn land for play
grounds, and parks, name sucl
parks, receive gifts in cash or Ian,
for park purposes, plan and con
struct, and to hold such parks an,
, Fairgrounds in trust for the city.
No other elected body of citizen
!. have any legal right to interfer
with the park commission in any o
the matter mentioned above.
Sincerely yours,
S. LARSEN,
Chairman of City Park Board
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-09-27
Fargo Banks Deposits Increase
S9OO,O00.0O

In the statement issued by the
eight Fargo, N. D., banking insti-
tutions we notice an increase of ST.
2S7,S82.71 during the past year. The
First National Bank of Fargo, OF
which f. j. Weiser is president,
shows an increase in deposits of
nearly 100000, making eotal de-
posits of The First National Bank
of Fargo, $5,6S9,222.43. The
statement further states that the
savings deposits in the eight banks
increased $590,000. This is quite a
showing and it appears that North
Dakota is getting there pretty fast.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-09-27
PHELPS PARK
INSTEAD OF CITY
Name of City Park of Decorah to
BE Changed by Ordinance and
Given Name of Phelps
Park.
$4,000 WILLED TO
CITY FOR PARK PURPOSES
Late George Phelps and Wife Made
Provision in Their Wills of
$4,000 Each.

The wills of the late George
Phelps and of his wife, Anna Marie
Phelps, left $4,000 to be used fol
park purpose grounds in Decorah II
the vicinity of the Phelps cemetery
There was a clause in the will
providing that if the authorities OF
the city of Decorah "will at an
early date acquire for park purposes
grounds in the vicinity of Phelps
cemetery, costing $4,000, then in
that event the trustee in said will
will pay over to the city of Decorah
the sum of $4,000, and the further
|sum of $500 per year thereafter to-
wards the maintenance and care Of
said park, said park to be designated
as Phelps Park"
The city of Decorah has complied
with the provisions of the will, and
at a meeting of the council last
week, it was resolved that the mayor
Of Decorah and the city clerk be de-
signated as agents to demand and
receive from the said trustee in said
estate and from the executors and
their survivors Of office the said
sum of money designated in sad
bequest.
An ordinance published by the city
ordains that the name of the City
Park be changed to that of the
Phelps Park.
C. J. Weiser and wife have also
donated the tract of land running
along the bluff up to the old Addic-
ken brewery to the city, which is in
cluded now in the Phelps Park. This
laad- is --whege the, scenic, walk has
been built along the bluff.
Anna Marie Phelps, wife of the
late George Phelps, in her last will
and testament, which has been adj
mitted to probate, has bequeathed to
the trustee of the Phelps Cemetery
Association the sum of $4,000 for
the purpose of purchasing herewith
a public park and requests that the
wishes of her late husband as eX-
pressed in his will shall be adhered
to as far as possible.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-09-27
District Court Still Grinding

Judge Springer resumed the Sep
tember term of court again Monday,
having adjourned since last Wednes-
day. Two jury cases were tried
Monday and Tuesday.
The first case was Conrad Il
Kuhn VS.. Morris Meyer, and the
jury returned a verdict for the doc
tors for 800 against Meyers. 1t
was a case of physicians bill for
services rendered.
The case of Morris Meyer VS.. DIR.
A. +. Conrad was the second jury
case called. Conrad sold an auto to
Meyers and plaintiff claimed he was
to get the car complete, but averred
some things were missing from the
car and he sued DR.. Conrad for $50.
The jury brought in a verdit for
DR.. Conrad.
The next case called this morning
was that of E. w. Cutting VS.. DR..
]. ]. Daily. This did not reach a
jury, and confession of judgment
for 500 was made by defendant.
Judge Taylor has not come to De-
corah yet to make his decision in
the Kneeskern case, but it no doubt
will be decided soon.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-09-27
OIL AND GAS
q|T LAST NIGHT
Great Excitement Prevailed About
Five O'clock Last Evening
When the Slusher
Brought Up Good
Showing Oil.
GETTING READY
TO CAP WE'LL
Expect to Drill About 30 Feet Deep
er When the Drillers Will
Shoot the Well.

Last evening about FIVE o'clock
the drillers at Bake Lease No. l.,
of the Decorah Pioneer Oil & Gas
Co. struck oil and gas, and it is no
dream this time, but a reality. A
party from Calmar were at the well
at the time. A young lady from
Chicago with the party remarked
"My i wish they would strike oil
while | am here" and about five
minutes later when the drillers pulled
the slusher up, her wish was graft
! fed.
Mr.. G. Z. Fagg in charge of the
drilling IS jubilant over the find
ings. They are now down 2630 feet,
and the striking of oil and gas at
this depth means much. They in
tend to drill about 80 feet deeper, as
they are now in black lime and the
lime and the formation is so hard
that they will shoot the well, using
200 quarts of n:troglycerine. All
black lime holes have to be shot in
this manner, as the shooting breaks
the wall, letting the oil, etc. up.
Many people are visiting the well
today and carrying away samples of
the oil found last evening. The
writer visited the well early this
morning, and saw much evidence OF
the strike made. The smell Of the
oil was exceptionally strong, and
many were bottling up samples and
taking them back to Decorah. A
sample of the oil is now in Public
Opinions office window.
Every man who knows anyth ing
about III 's=S1 .r-y- r-1"
the best they hr =, -~-1 a te~
days more will !. sger things
than ever in the oil world mere.
The road leading to the well is in
good shape now, and visitors should
take advantage of trip out, and
see for themselves what has come
up out of mother earth. That oil
is there is no question now, and
how much will be proven later. All
stockholders are jubliant.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-09-27
Republican Conference Oct 2

A conference of the Republicans of
the Fourth Congressional district
will be held at New Hampton, Mon
day, Oct. at 200 p. m. County
chairmen, both men and women of
the central committee, candidates for
the legislature and Republican news
paper men interested in the success
of the party are requested to attend.
State Chairman B. B. Burnquist will
call the meeting to order.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-09-27

Everybody knows that if he were
rich he would be generous, which
is what makes it so strange that
so many rich folks are not.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-09-27
+. r. Haines Gets Fine Gift

Banker E. r. Haines of this city,
who had the honor of making a hole
in one at the Oneota Golf and Coun-
try Club along the first of Septem'
Der, was the recipient of beautiful
bristol steel shafted driver, present
ed to him by the Bristol Mfg. Co.
of Bristol, Conn, and received by
Mr.. Haines this morning. 1t is an
exceptionally fine gift, and much
appreciated by Mr.. Haines. we
presume he will be attempting to
make another hole in one soon.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-09-27
Mrs. Even Rudd Dead

Mrs. Even Rudd passed away at
her home on East Broadway last
night, after being in failing health
the past year. She was II years OF
age last May. She is survived by
the bereaved husband and sister
in Montana, who have the sympathy
of all in their loss. Arrangements
for the funeral have not been COM
pleted at this writing, but will prob
ably be held Friday from the F,
n. L. l.. church.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-09-27
Teachers Institute Next Month

The Teachers Institute will meet
in the Court House Oct. fifth and
sixth. There will be many speakers
present from different places. Mr.
Leon o. Smith of Omaha, Miss Jes-
sic Pearson Mitchell of Omaha, Irene
Hersh of Des Moines, H. c. Mollel
of Waterloo, Co. Supt., |. w. Eator
of Omaha and Miss Helen G. FISH
of West Union, musical instructor.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-09-27
Attending Convention at Ottumwa

AIltHuIHg NUHNeTtfUH at VttuHH"H
j. j. Foran, the popular manager
of Graham's store in Decorah de-
parted Monday for Ottumwa to at
jtend convention of Graham stores
managers in session there this week.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-09-27
Big Time at SpilIville Tomorrow

st. Wenceslaus Day will be cele-
brated at Spillville tomorrow Thurs
day, Sept. 2S, big program of fun
and sports will be on all day and
will conclude with big dance in the
pavilion in the evening. Everybody
is invited to attend the big autumn
festival, which will be held at River
side Park.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-03-09
ALBERT SHIELDS
SAYS

Every now and tnei ohe In and sa shields why don't
move to Jackson big where with store and
business ability would have chance make big money!?
This kind of talk makes feel two ways
We bound feel little suck friends good opn
on and tLen bound admit that feel little sad and
little when knock knock
self live in Brandon Bandon vicinibecause Brandon
is just what and have made it.
Albert Shields the spirit of the cooporaon
cey in the world that pins based
the idea of every fellow pulling together.
Albert Shields suits him absolutely
his ambition for child to feel that his
is the best place trade at Msssspp
child will step knocking fellow
gng on the old ownrst thing know will
respect yourself
low goodness living than you
have had before
cts adopt this slcgan-BRANDON is JUST WHAT MAKE
HER--ltts make her the best place in the countryl
OHLEYER BLOCK, BRANDON, MISS. Phone 16
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-03-09
Nnf,aEs or DEED or TRtfs'I
FORECLOSURE

Or The a5tn disy Of October, 1911
w. N. Tucker, and wife, A. M
Tucker and II. M. Tucker, ano
wife, j. NJ. Tucker, executed ano
delivered to G.. w. White, trustee
deed OF trust. to r. d. McRae
President OF the Board of Super
visors Of Rankin County, Missis.
sippi, beneficiary, securing an in
dsbtedness due the Township
School Fund of said County, salo
deed Of trust being recorded II
Book rs at page 4sl. Of Chancery
Clerks office of said coutny ano
state. Default having been made
in the payment Of said indebted
ness at maturity and |, w. E. Nc
Intyre. having been appointed
substitute trustee in said deed OF
trust, said substitution being OF
record in the said Chanoe1y 4 Jerks
office, and Icing Requested TO tore
close the aaid dead OF trust, VIII
on the Bird day OF April 1917 at
the frort door Of the county court
mousse, III the Town Of Brandon
said county and state, within le-
gal hours. al papiis alefiola, ol1er
Tor sale and will sell, to the Aigh-
est and best bidder for cash. the
lands described in the said deed
of trust, being tho following de-
senbiel land, situated in RANKIN
County, NEississippI, "a t:s
North l~a Of Lot Ng. &, and Inc
North 1=s Of Lat No. .. lass Tour
acres in the NV corner. all ilt ac
ton 20. Tewnshir 3, Na.ta
Range /, East.
The title to the said lind Is r.
lieved to be good but | will convey
only such title as vested III me
as trustee aforesaid.
This the 9th day Of March 1922
w. E. MCINTYRE,
Substitute Trustee.
4wks mch9.22
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-03-09

In a certain town-'way down
South-wilose name has nothing to
do with the story, there is an early
morning tram which is well known
as the Cooks Special" inasmuch
as II is the car which carries the
kelp to their daily work, | was 60
ing to say, Now it has become a
habit for the cook to present her
self before the mistress as soon as
she arrives, not for orders, but TO
retail the latest gossip, gathered
on the way up he the hill on the
aforementioned Cooks Special"
One morning Annie-Lou came
SLOWLY $hufliag up the hill, enter
ed he kitchen, and even before
the customary Good morning"
she Grawled out.
<'Mr. Will Dow1ing's going to
get married.
Nonsense, Annie Lou !" 4 re-
piled. Pm very sure you are mis-
taken"
rs yer?" said Annie Lou, with
a knowing smile. Il tells yer that
Mr.. viii Downingi 5 going ter ge..
married. | knows it, an he's going
eter gnarry Miss Mary Doughty
most f. you's awear, an what's
mo, his sisters going to give 'em
a ahowerbath next Saturday eve
ming"
Life.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-03-09
NON RESIDENT NOTICE
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI:

To William Lilies, whose place OF
residence and postoffice address is
Memphis, Tenn, and Sim Robert
son, John Horn, Maggie Horn,
Lola Horn, and Ollie Horn, whose
whei oabants, places of residence
and post Office addresses, are I'M
known or to heirs of either of
them.
You are commanded to appear
before The Chancery Court of Ran
Kin County en- the fourth Monday
of March, 1922, to defend the suit
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-03-09
]. & E. RAILROAD CO.
A. & ". RAILROAD CO., EFT AL
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
TO CANAL COMMERCIAL
TRUST Il SAVINGS BANK, or
NEW ORLEANS, LA. TRUSTEE.

whose pastoniae address ID New
Orleans. La, rELfS b GuNTEH
TRUSTEE, whose postoffice adj
dress il New Orleans, La, care
Canal Commercial Trust and
Savings Bank, Of New Orleans,
La, and tie unknown holders of
the First Mortgage Bonds Of the
Alabama and YickFburg Railway
Company, dated April |, 1921;
Iau are hereby commanded to
appear before a special court of
eminent domain, presided over by
John Nicely, Justice CT the Peace,
It 1000 O'Clock A. M, on Friday
che Zach. day Of March, 1922, at
Curran Crossing, ca the Alaba-
ma and Vicksburg Railway Com
pany's main line East of its bridge
across Pearl River, in Rankin
County, Mississippi, TO protect
any rights you may have as
against the jackson & Eastern
Railway Co., applicant,whe pHays
the ccndamnatiod Of certain pres
perry, rights, easements and priv
ileges described in it's application
now on file IN my office, in which
you are alleged to be interested,
and wherein yea arg defendants.
This the 25th day Of Febrparg,
A. D., 1922.
ID. P. GAYDEN,
Clerk of Circuit Court, Rankin
County. Mississippi.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-03-09
Tax Collector Sale Of Delinquent Lands
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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-03-09
State of Mississippi
Rankin County

To Walter Harvey, whose ad-
dress is unknown.
yXsw are commanded to appear
; at the nest term of the Chancery
Court of Rankin County, Missis-
sippi, to be held " the town Of
zBrandon, in said State and Coun-
sy on he fourth Monday Of March i
1922, the same being the 9th day
: of March; then and there to plead
answer CT demur to the bill OF
complaint filed in said court by
Ella Harvey. wherein you are
made defendant.
This the 18th day Of February
1922.
S. d. DONNELL,
Chancery Clerk.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-03-09
POSITION AT MEMO PARK
College Student Hopes for Posi-
ton with Thomas Edison

POSITION AT MEMO PARK
College Student Hopes for Posi-
ton with Thomas Edison
Aleck-I'm looking for a job,
Edison~-All right, | have . few
questions for you, Give two geoe
reasons why Yau left college.
Aieek--The Dean and my old man,
Edisoa--What do Sou konw about
electric lights?
Aleck-Never had any use fof
them unless her father was home.
Fdison-What is the best battery
in use?
Aleck-Covaleski and Steve O'Neil
Edlson-How much food does a
man eat per day?
Aleck-From the LIST of the month
to the 18th, as much as possible.
From the 18th TO the 30th, none.
Edison-What is rope made OF?
Aleck--Cubgn cigars.
Edison--What is the habitat of the
snake?
Aleck-Hotel lobbies.
Edison-W Where is the home ana
what are the habits of the bat?
Aleck- Ocnt knew any.
Edison-h9w many pints in a
quart?
Aleck- Never sot more than one
end three q.a, te2 $.
Edis6n-Do we lend" money or
do we loan" money?
A!eck-We borrow it
Edison-Fxplain the principal of
the electric bell.
Aleck-If her dad is awa~, ring it;
il he's hcme, go around to the back
door.
Edison-Why does alcohol feel
cold?
Aleck-I never felt it.
Edisca-What causes sun spots?
.Aleck-Bobbed hair.
Edison-W When should arsenic be
used?
AIeck-Use your own judgement.
EdiSon-What is the normal yield
per acre Of rye?
AleckA-Seventeen quarts.
Edison-How can you prevent
chickens from over eating?
Aleck-If | knew that / wouldn't
need a job.
Edison-Give the origin and brief
history of tabacco.
Aleck-It was first used by Sir
Walter. Raleigh,whose wife drench
ed him with a bucket of water for
smoking it. In 1921 one of Sir
Walters descendants robbed a
bank 10 keep his wife supplied
with cigarets.
Edison-Can man in England be-
ccnte President Of the United
States?
Aleck-Not while William Ran
dolph Hearst is on the job.
Edison-Name the leading banking
organization eff the world.
Aleck-Monte Carlo.
Being denied the pleasure of
profitable employment in Mr.. Edi-
sons shops, Aeck thereupon wrote
the "Wizsrd" as follows:
Dear Mr.. Edison:
] am in receipt of yours advis-
ing me that | failed to pass the
examination submitted to me and
that you could not make use Of my
services. | am submitting you here
with a list of brain teasers similar
to those asked me. and if you can
pass my examination with an "A"
I'll hang q sign on my back adyer-
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-03-09
HALL DRUG STORE
soc THIS COUPON WORT FIFTY CENTS-5Oc

This Couponf presented together Seyenyfye
good and Twenty-Five cent bot
lie of Halls Liver Kidney Tonic.
After bottle strictly according printed directions IL
do think what YOU paid for If
bring back empty bottle ceerfu refund
the Seventy five will quantity bile from YOUR s
tenn just black ink your ly
kidneys We guarantee will grippe nauseate or make
you the slightest anything Won wish
while taking it.
HALL DRUG STORE Newest Drug in the City)
22S West Capitol Street Opposite The Edwards
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-03-09

The unwelcome guest is gener-
ally The last one TO realize it.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-03-09

in said Court Of Annie Lilies
Broom and others, compliments,
wherein you are defendants.
Thia the 28th day Of February,
A, ., 1922,
4, ., pONNELL, Clerk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-16
WHAT THE RADICALS WANT

s fact that organized
inspired by radical labor
administration offered
they havea return to
file OF are
dominated by radicals Knows from
OF There practically no
follows or
benefits Of prosperity
Of Tor steady enp"Fmeo
hardly
Republican party
leaders