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The daily times., 1922-01-10

plead in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate settlement.
This 27th day Of December, 1921.
Camillus Darden,
Administrator.
F. D. Swindell, Atty.
IL 81 10 IT
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-02
cnolf


 MT. Ha ,@. gagement ed an invit Wheeler scf T,
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The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-09-15
EPsIE

EPSIE. Sept. ito. W. Cason and
Clem Adamson have been helping Osa
Force cut corn the past week.
Jimmie Elliott accompanied Fred
Trautman to Miles City last week.
Verna Force and cousin Robert
Montgomery were callers at the Bot
ties home Monday.
Sam Smith was a caller in this VII
cinity last week.
Mrs. William Hinklcy has gone to
Miles CITY for medical treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corda Adamson have
been hauling grain to Miles City for
Mr.. Gardner on Pumpkin creek.
Tom Gaskfll was seen as usual in
this vicinity Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myers Of Great Falls
are here visiting with their daughter
Mrs. Oren Cason.
Mrs. Osa Force has been qite SICK
for a couple Of weeks but under DR.
James care she is improving rapidly
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Adamson have
Just returned from a two weeks visit
with friends in Fyoming.
Mrs. Albert Force had the misfor-
tune of having IS spring chickens
stolen on September I.
+ Preaching will be held at the Force
school on September 18th at seven
o'clock by Rev c. 3. Marsolf of Troa-
dus. Everyone is cordially invited to
come.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-09-15
Man GOES TO Pen
FROM THIS COUNTY

Ben Aerts. upon his arraingment in
district court here Saturday. forenoon
pleaded guilty to grand larceny and
was sentenced by Judge 9. D. McKin-
non to term in the state penitentiary
at Deer Lodge of frem one to two
years. Aerts was charged with the
theft Of q horse owned by Ere Lent,
employed by Joe Snoddy in the south
easternn parnt Of the countnyn.n
At the same session of the district
court Miss Mildred Turley. 16 years ef
age. was adjudged q Juvenile delin-
auent and was sentenced to the state
Vocational School for Girls at Helena
Ethel Lorenx. IL years of age. was
ordered committed to the State Or
phans' Home At Twin Bridges 40 {
dependent neglected child.
Undersherin e. b. Serruys and his
wife left Sunday morning with the
trio. taking them to their several des.
tinations.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-09-15
REMOvH BODY OF MRS. WHITE
TO FORMER HOME IN IOWA

The remains Of Mrs. Mabel White,
deceased wife Of Clarence C. White.
will be disinterred from Valley View
cemetery. within the next day or 90
and removed to her former home In
Sioux City, Iowa. for final interment
An Theoretically sealed casket has been
ordered from Miles City to carry the
body. NJ. M. Everett, father Of the
deceased, and J. p. vogel, her brother.
in-law. were here this week fro Sioux
City to complete the arrangements.
Mrs. White passed away unftimelv at
her home on Horse creek Thursday.
August 81. She was born in Sioux
City February z. 1884,. and married to
Clarence White in 1916. They came
to this county and filed on homestead
and during the war for 20 months
while her husband was in overseas
service Mrs. White resided with her
parents In sioux City. BY profession
she was a stenographer. She was de.
voted to her husband and was lover
Of animal and outdoor life. She was
highly respected and beloved by her
many acquaintance in her part of the
| county.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-09-15
READY
TO SHIP CATTLE

The latter part Of this month many
stockmen from this county will start
their cattle to the railroad for ship
mcnt to the eastern markets.
Gene CARRIER and Ord Ames will load
cattle at Kendrick station on the
Burlington September gath. H. r.
Riggs and Martin Nagels viii load at
Moorcroft September %. ~ win also
Frank T. Kelsey. Other shipping
points will be at Gillette and Belle
Tourche.
DeLos selway, Sidney Smith. W. J.
Simmons are Pumpkin creek stockmen
who have already made stock ship.
ments from Miles City. aTarbell &
Orschel are the first stockmen from
this county who had cattle on the
South Omaha market. ]. r. Blenkner
shipped from Miles City with the
Rowseys. Numerous other stockmen
from this county will soon be ready
to hit the teail for market.
Tarbell & Orschel received 81 for
their steers and IS for their cows,
which fs higher price than received
last year. Since then the market
seems to have declined for ]. r. B!enk-
ner received $3.50 at q top price for
steers and $3.50 for cows.
Since the last reports. however,
another improvement is noted in the
market quotations for on September II
on the Chicago market beef ranged
on the Chicago market from 50 cents
to - higher. The prices on good Grade
meets at Chicago September II were:
Beef $16-17.50 veal: s16 to $50: lambs
@23 to SGT; mutton, 81 to $3.50: light
pork lOins $26 to $21: heavy loins $1a
to $50.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-09-15
-FOUR CANDIDATES
POPULARITY CONTEST

Mrs. Fred w. Rue, Mrs Charles sco-
field, Misses Thelma Lewis ana Gladys
Clark have been nomlnated In the con-
test to send representative from this
county to the state fair with transpor.
tation ana expenses at the capitol city
betrayed by the state fair manage.
ment. To pick winners from each
county the state fair management de.
cided to have newspapers rum popu-
larity contests. The Examiner has no
interest in this contest only TO see
that this county has . representative
at the state fair. Representatives
from all the counties will elect one Of
their. number a. Queen Of Montana.
This popularity contest has now been
running in the Examiner for three
weeks and this IL the last issue in
which to clip ballots for your favor.
ite candidate. According to tnstruc-
tions received from the state fair man.
agement the contest win close at 6
o'clock Saturday evening. September
Is. At that time the ballots will be
counted at the Examiner office by
three Judges, H. r. Cook, A. B. Norr' g
and f. T. West, who win announce the
winner. Remember the voting ceases
on September 16 at 8 o'clock and all
ballots must be in by that time.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-09-15
M|ONTGOMERY'S STORE
At P|n|tlE BURNS

Fire Of an unknown origin was re-
sponsible for the complete loss of A.
Montgomery's general mercantile store
at Piniele about 2 o'clock a. M. Sat-
urday morning, September .. The
loss IL estimated at $4,000 with In.
surance carrying $4,000 Of that amount.
The building and all contents were
destroyed by the fire. Two barrels OF
kerosene were outside and were rolled
away before they ignited. gasoline
reservoir contained about 800 gallons
and still remains though the fire burn
ed over the area and destroyed the
pump. People were considerably re-
lieved when no explosion came from
the gasoline.
On the night in question the moon
was in its fullness and with that the
bright glare from the blazing fire turn
ed darkness into light. People from
Piniele and for miles around rushed to
the fire but their efforts were futile
In extinguishing the fire. Water wal
cirried in boilers by automobile from
the we'll about half mile distant
When Il was seen that the building
and its contents were doomed to do
struction willing hands lent their a.
sitsance In saving adjacent property
Wet blankets were spread over TIN
building occupied by the Piniele Lead
er, . weekly newspaper. and watel
was dashed against the roof and SIDE
Of the vacant drug store building
A heavy wind such ~ had existed tn,
night before with such a Are woult
have wiped the entire town on tn
map.
Mr.. ana Mira. Montgomery had LET
the store about 1880 Friday night. 1
small IRE had been kindled In tn
heater to take on the chill that even
ing but they are positive the stow
dre had died itself out: before thei
departure. Two or three times be
fore this fall on chilly evenings ar
had been kindled In the heater IN
no trouble had resulted.
A. A. Robish OF Butte. representativ
i Of the Paci1c Coast Adjustment Bu
reau. passed through Broadus yestor
day afternoon to make an adjustmsu
In the llre loss there.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-09-15
WOLF OREEA

EPSIE. Sept. 9.-Lee Wilson bought
the Mitchell cattle recently.
George Linvine was ON Wolf creek
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith Of near
Olive were at a. f. Kelly's Thursday.a
l. q. Irion ana son Osborn Of Lay
Glen Ames recently.
Charlie Jesse OF lower Wolf creek
called at the McAlister ranch Tuesday,
Mr.. and Mrs.. Joe Keffler passed
through here Saturday on their way to
Little Powder river.
Don Brock has gone to X. j. STAN
ley's near Olive to work.
Tom McAlister has taken his beel
cattle to Miles City to ship.
Archie Kelly 10 helping r. w. Lin.
Vile this week.
Hugh Carney has been spending Z
few days at the McAlister ranch.
Owen Brock 10 hauling lumber from
Glen Knights Of Cache creek.
Austin Middleton Of Miles City wa,
through here Wednesday.
Jack Crane OF Epsle has gone tt
Miles City to attend school.
James Burley had the misfortune Il
cut his Angers while cutting cane.
H. A. Borden 10 hauling lumbe,
from Glen Knight'a
win Popp and family from Pump
kin creek spent Sunday at A. =
Kslly's
John Hudson's steam thrssher vii
bs In here to thresh eer the Wolf cresl
netghborhood shout the 18th.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-09-15
COUNTY. REPUBLICANS
ADOPT A PLATFORM

The Republican County Central com.
mittee met Saturday afternoon, called
to order by Chairman Frank r. Kelsey
with N. A. Burkey present ~ secre-
tary. Upon the. election Of officers for
this year Mr.. Kelsey was nominated
to succeed himself but declined the Of.
fee, stating q man should be elected
az chairman who resides more CEN
trally..
Chas. b. Lewis was unanimously
selected al chairman to succeed Mr..
Kelsey and N. A. Burkey was unani-
mously elected secretary to succeed
himself. Vacancies on the committee
were hlled by appointment.
F. T. Kelsey, w. r. Waite and Huge
Camplin were appointed to draft q
platform which was approved as fol-
lows:
Resolved. that we unanimously en-
dorse and pledge our support to the
national. state ana county nominees on
the Republican ticket.
"Resol we'd. that we go on record al
being opposed to any person enter
ing the present campaign on an inde-
pendent ticket for any county office.
Resolved. that we are opposed to
the levying Of any additional taxation,
AppEOpElAtlOuS Ut expenditures.
"ResOlved, that we favor the equal
ization of state taxes to the end that
large corporations and industries pay
their just burden Of taxation as c. M
pared to the stockman and farmer.
Resolved, that we are opposed to
the proposed state income tax law.
"Resolved. that we advocate the re-
peal Of the present federal income tax
law"
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-09-15
UEl31GIuON Az
CHURCH RALLY DAY

The opening Of the school year has
revealed renewed interest on part Of
the church forces of :his community
AM It :' expected next Sunday will be
E day Ct blessing and opp ,rtunity.
The days program will open With
Sunday school at 10 O'Clock. While
the Sunday school vii; he conducted
In the usual way there s'ill also be
some special music. Glasses are be-
ing arranged for the high school stu
dents and win make 1t interest. .ng to
them AZ well as helpful.
At II o'clock will be the morning
worship with the following program:
Voluntary. doxology. invocation. re-
sponse. hymn. "Come Thou Almighty
King" scripture. hymn. "Holy. Holy,
Holy" prayer. response. solo. 20
Heart OF Mine." Galloway. Mrs. A.
W. Heidel, announcements and OFFER
ing. Anthem by choir. Heaven IL My
Home" (schuler). Address. Hymn
'Star Spangled Banner" POST ude
People are wanted from the town and
the surrounding country to attend this
service.
There viii be no service at this pace
Sunday evening AZ the pastor will
preach at Epsie at 8 o'clock.
Everyone 10 invited and they are
urged to attend.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-09-15
LEWIS AID Wiley
N AUTO ACCIDENT

Charles B. Lewis and NJ r. Wiley
of Broadus figured In an automobile
collision sometime Tuesday afternoon
on the Custer Battlefield Highway be.
tween -Arvada ana Sheridan. Wyo.
Lewis sustained painful bruises to his
arm and 10 now under the doctors care
at Sheridan receiving treatment to
prevent infection. Wiley escaped un-
injured. One OF the front wheels OF
Wiley's Ford was demolished
The accident happened ~ Wiley and
Lewis were rounding q sharp bend In
the road. 4 large touring car was
ccmtng. In their direction at . fast
speed and was mot on its side OF the
road. Neither driver had time to
make allowance tor clear passage. The
cars engaged each other sideways The
Ford was the lighter and received the
blunt Of the .contaoe.
Lewis was on his way to sheridan
20 sss his father. ). H. Lewis, whose
health has dscaineA rapidly the past
year. HS was aeconDaaisd by wiley
ana while In ths vielnity oe okeriGan
the two hal blanas1. two.Aay loA:
Ing trip II the Nc Heen aeuataiaa.
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OLIVE. Sept. 13.-Alva Manker and
Geo. d. Grooms went to the Bidwea
sawmill Thursday Of last week for
lumber to build granaries to store
their grain for higher prices.
Carl Emmons II going with the
threshing machine - engineer with A.
RoWsey tending separator.
Edmund 0rooms 10 d'scing for Luz
ther Emry this week to SOW sweet
clover this fall.
Every one 10 busy harvesting In this
vicinity for soon the frost 10 on the
pumpkin ana the fodder In the shock.
Araey DUNCAN has returned 1rou,
Miles City where he went for medical
attention after beinG thrown from q
horse some time ego.
Mr.. and Nrs. George D. 0rooms vts.
ited with wyatt surgeon and family
on Cache creek Saturday and Sunday
Of last week and secured about four
bushels of plums which are quite plen.
tiful In that part Of the county. Peo.
pie In this vicinity are wondering
what to do with everything - there
10 net enougA cellar, room.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-09-15
PRIZES GIVEN N
TENNIS TOURNEY

w. T. Waite and Rev. c. s. Marsolf
won the prizes In the tennis tourna-
ment when they outdistanced all other
players in the doubles. A pair Of ten.
mis- shoes donated by r. T. Blenkner,
went to Waite and six tennis balls,
donated by 8. A. Holt, went to Oarsolf.
A tournament in the singles was be.
ing played this week. showing much
rivalry and interest by the players.
To the winner OF this tournament, DR..
c. H. James. chairman Of the Tennis
club. has offered a tennis racquet az q
trophy.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-09-15
JUSTICE COURT
WEEKLY QRlST

In Broadus township justice court
before G. G.. Craw:
Dan Gilmore was arraigned Septem-
ber g on a charge of petty larceny
pfeferred by Rev. Rufus Whitaker.
the complaint stAtiAg, 49, ilmore
had appropriated 300 roS black
basbsd wire. 0lmQSe not
guilty. The fence b6Stds rotted
SaAnd the wire was on round.
70 protect hie hArlessYA Itch (ged in
the vicinity lie had Tpil3 thl fe into
. buf1Gs andaHad TIN sc Yin the
address yof the owner ~ stAe ,rpose
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-09-15
FARMERS COUNTY
MEETING OCTOBER q

A meeting Of the farmers Of this
county has been called for Saturday
afternoon. October ~. for the purpose
Of taking mp farmers problems. Such
Oman, biological assistant at Bose-
3lst ~ the best date.
creek. Pinto and other points. possi-
bly, Powdervil1e.
Should the farmers In their several
localities desire to perfect local organ
isations they should write CT. Oman
at once suggesting dates and giving
him other information.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-09-15
1OTERs URGED TO
REGISTER EARLY

The registration books for the gem
eral election November are now open
at the Office Of County Clerk r z.
West. and all residents Of the cocnty
who are not registered, or whC did
not vote in the precincts in which .hey
now reside, at the last general election
in November. 1890, are urged to apply
at the clerks office 40 early a. pos
sible. Those who were registered for
the recent primary election need not
register again. The books will close
September 26 at p. M, and all vot-
ers must be registered by that time
to benefit by their franchise.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-09-15
", =. HICKS AND MRS. PEARL
WILSON MARRIED IN MILEe

william 8. Hicks and Mrs. Pearl K.
Wilson. both Of Broadus, were united
in marriage at o'clock Thursday eve.
ming, September Z, at the Methodist
Episcopal parsonage in Miles City. by
the Rev. Thomas Hardie, the witnesses
being Mrs. Irene Fischer of Broadus
and Fred Butcher Of Miles City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hicks have established
their home on the place of Mrs. Mary
Linville on Powder river near here.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-09-15
PAID TO DISC AFTER
CUTTING WHEAT CROP

Hardy Campbell recommends that
you disc stubble now. that you intend
for next springs summer fallow. We
disced part Of q field last season,
right after cutting and the difference
in the yield Of this and the balance
Of the same Aeld showed that it would
have paid US $50 a day to disc the
whole fisld. says J. e. Patten. editor
Of the Bew Farm Review.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-09-15
STILL WAITING FOR SHAFTING
AT NORTHWESTERN OIL WE'LL

William e. White, field manager for
the Northwestern Development COM
pany. was In town yesterday frlom
Boyes and stated he was still await
ing the arrival Of the new shafting.
The oil derrick has been completed for
the first test well and the machinery
installed as fas as possible.
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Cali toe seOto0ber 18th.
Notice - hereby given that an war.
rants drawn On the General Fund Of
School District No. %. Powder River
County. which were presented for pap.
ment prior TO September fourteenth,
1922. are payable.
!. T. WILSON.
01tOe County Treasurer.
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ADDITIONAL LOCALS

Mrs. Osa Force Of Epsie was in
town Thursday.
q. B. Traub of Moorhead was in
town Tuesday.
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LADIES' AID TO MEET.

Mrs. r. r. West and Mrs. w. T.
Waite win entertain the Ladies' Aid
at Mrs. waite's home. Thursday, Sep
tember 81.
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FANCY WORK EXHIBIT.

Mrs. Eooo Le1oys ExASb1t No. !.
LIST. Embridery. l piece '..... : 4e0
Mrs. II. G. BaPoett. Exhibla Ne. 4
Let. Crochet, I piece ...........$ 500
3rd. Crochet, / piece ............ 100
lGloo Alice Seo1ela, Exhlbet Ne. }.
1st. Table cover. I piece ..... No prise
3nd. Embroidery. piece ........$ zoe
lst. Tatting. ! piece ........No prise
ard. Embroidery, piece ....... 100
total ....-.......:$ 800
llrs. Aeron laaeey. ExAlhat Ne. ;.
1st, Bed Quilt, one ..............t 800
Ars. 0tto weealaine1. Exhlblt Ne. q.
lat. Home. Spun Yarn. skein. & 500
Vs0nk1ssts9 Gasss. BxAasat Ne. :.
Mru. JeAn GaAH osAeel Bxh1btt Ne. ~
1st. School Exhibit. one large flag
donated BY q. A. Holt.
1ss. =. 0s9aI SeAoo1 Usxh1Aet Ne. l0l
3nd. School 0xhibit. basketball. donat.
ID By Powder River County Bxsmt.
ner.
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PRIZE WINNERS
At COUNTY FAIR

Following IL q complete list of
awards made for agricultural exhibits
at the County Fair held In Broadus
September and 2. Adam Berndt.
+. NJ. Pierce and Louis Griffin officiat-
ed in Judging the many exhibits.
GsAM fapansna Nwhhat M 4
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BALLOT.
Good for One Hundred votes)

! cast my vote for .................
OF essssss.ss
az represe nj ative
Of Powder River County at the Nom
tana State Fair to be held at Helena,
Sept. 26 to 80.
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3, N I.ann1ng, Bxhlbk Ne. =.
AUts 111lSeC s...s.ssss.ssss... S.VV
]. q. 0otlln, DxAloet Ne. =.
9nd. white Dent Corn ..........S 500
0oo1y DoR0ea. ExAtbat Ne. =.
4nd. Stock 6eets ...............S 30
3nd. n. western Beans ......... 50
Let. Swedish Select Oats ........ so
9nd. Swedish Select Oats. bdl... Ice
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-23
o~~ ~"
900 MEN FIeaT'..''. ! /:
BACK SWIRLINe'
WATER Of RIVER
7o.,oor slEzT n ir1Dsl1.
srPPI L1vx1 TH11A1u(9;
VALLEY FLOOD
D. Associated Prpos

~ Ae9u<@teu w .4. -
NEW ORLEANS. April s3.--Apprdz1-
mstcly SIX hundred men vsre hattllng
tonight 10 close q seventy f0ot break =
the Mlsslssippi River Icves II Myvtlo
Grove. 90 miles south u this city. Re-
ports Indicated that ~. ulrken- ~
kood prospects for success.
After the break csrly To-Day. the rivsP
rapidly cut away section Of the lsvee.
which was almost uibuerepd. about
seventy feed vide. The arrival of euglr
neers and wcrkmen with necessary M
serisls Go fight the flcods prevented ~
breaking.
Reports from Myrtle Grove indlcats1
that approximately 10000 acres u plan.
tation land. already prepared for rice.
sugar and truck garden products hA1
been inundated. OWN. TO the proximity
OF the swamps and Gulf. no great oepth
is expected. the water running harm
lcssly Int o,he gulf and swamps. About
seo persons resided In the flooded area.
hut most of them have been moved.
With thousands of square miles of
land overflowed by the Mississippi ana
Its tributaries. mostly by backwater.
many residents of the valley are being
housed In army tents. railroad boz
ears and abandoned houses. A few are
sleeping under the open sky. There ~
been n great influx Il the homeicss -
practically all towns iccated on higher
ground "a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-23
Learn to Smile
is Depew Aduice
on 88th Birthday
by Associated Press

by Associated Press
NEW YORK. April 22-Fc-mer
United States senator Chauncey NJ.
Depcw. who viii celebrate his eighty.
eighth birthday tomorrow. II still a
hard working optimist.
Il see more hope for the future of the
world on my cishty.cigh birthday than
on any In the last seven years" he said
II am entering my ssth year jubilant
I am pretty well satisfied with this
world and mean To stay In II ~ long as
! can. ! have feeling that u IN filled
with mighty good people. II has always
been Ia me n garden Ia be- cultivated.
I'VE can't pull up the weeds but we
can find some places where we can
grow the things We like-mcn and
women, boys and girls for instance.
Insisting that there was no formula
for. old age. he counsclled moderation
In all things.
Don't over work" he said. don't
over play. Don't over eat. Most of all
don't over drink. Learn TO SMILE