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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1922-03-16
Some One Some
Day
BY A. w. PEACH

y. 1879 by Mcclure Newspaper syndicate.
lrma raced from the gate to the
yine-cad porch where her invalid
mother was busy with her knitting.
Mother, what do you think? Uncle
Rem did remember US. Here's a letter
from his lawyers, saying that ~ left
us $4,000 in cash, that the d oney had
been forwarded TO our local bank, and
-well--nuw--'
Her mother laughed at the long sigh
that followed the now" Now, Dark
Eyes, | suppose you win want to be
doing missionary work with ii. Ren
never liked us, but | guess he thought
better of his family as he grew Older.
What are you going to do with it?'
Irma looked into her mothers twin
King eyes. "Well, with this and what
father left US. l guess we won't worry
any more; and then-and then
mother dear, I'm going to give Mrs.
jameson enough to have Bobby oper-
ated on, and I'm going to buy that
home for old Mr.. and Mrs. PEBBLES,
and"
Gracious, child, get your breath l
hope you viii do happy things with
what we don't need, and our needs are
not luxurious. We--here comes Del
Stewart Her mother added looking
up the walk.
Irma went to meet him, little of
the happiness of her plans going from
her face. Stewart was a persistent
lover almost to ne point of being an
noying; but he was regarded in the
village as good catch for any girl,
and the village had been unable 70
understand why Irma had not accept
ed him. AS matter Of fact, she had
been on the verge of doing so, but al
ways the realization that she did not
hove him as she wanted TO love some
one some day held her back.
She told him the good news, but he
did not seem in any sense overjoyed
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1922-03-16
WEAKEST GO ITO THE WALL"
Where Nature is Most Prolific With
Life, Only the Most Fitting Are
Able to Survive.

Life is lavlshly abundant on the
seashore, writes Leo Walmsley in
London paper
From ligh-water mark 10 low you
VIII find not Il square foot of rock,
sand or mud appropriated. one hun
dred animals to the square yard, or
300 600, 900 to the square mile is but
modest census ] know rocks which
support four animals to the square
inch or more than $4,000 millions to
the square mile!
For this reason the struggle for eX-
istence is intense and unceasing. Not
one animal is there whose life history
is not one continuous fight against
death or to cause death to some other
animal
Making room" on the seashore is
a problem economically solved. If you
are seashore animal and there 10
not sufficient seashore to supply you
with food and the necessities of life
you ether XIII and eat your neighbors
or your neighbors kindly do the same
to you. The system is primitive but
sound.
1t follows that all seashore animals
must be well-trained soldiers. We find
that their methods of warfare are not
dissimilar from our own.
Take, for example, the limpet, a
soft-hodied snail. 1t is a plant eater;
so, from the military point of view,
its chief concern is defense Among
its enemies must be reckoned sea
birds, big fish, crabs, dog-whelks. It's
stout, tent-shaped shell is specially
evolved to resist the attacks Of all
these. 1t is actually a fort--a tank,
in fact, for 1t can move.
But no fort or tank unsigned by
man or beast is irnpregnable. Often
the hard shells II limpets are drilled
by dog-whelks. often they are rushed"
by shore cra6s.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1922-03-16

little money ia her mothers name
and that would mean poverty for them
In desperation she told Stewart I'll
smiled. Marry me, Irma, and III TAX
care OF the whole thing" was his SC
luton.
She looked al him with frlghtene,
eyes, and started 10 offer herself, 10.
the gateway he mentioned seemed tn
only one. Just as his greedy eyes wer
growing triumphant, the doorbell RAM
and Irma had TO go
At the door she found tall, clean
cut figure, and looked up into gray
pleasant eyes. She guessed who he was
You are from Stetson 4 Stetsonf shn
asked fearfully.
He nodded Yes, ! am here to ex
plain the situation and arrange for th'
return OF the money II Is very un
fortunate
Stewart was forgotten as, her mint
in "A whirl, Irma led the tall lawyer
into the cottage living room and be
gan the terrible explanation.
ht iloltilCu Hu'NttsN ihNH oeAN
would like to see Mr.. PEBBLES home
and the jameson lad--in fact, JUS
what you have done"
He came the next day and she die
as he requested. The day drew int
a week Evenings found him at tn,
little cottage a part of the little cir
Gle of home life. Under the quiel
friendlineSs of his ways Irma almosl
forgot the tragic import az his errand
Then came the evening he announced
his departure. That night in the quiet
of her room Irma saw with sourt
clear vision that in him she had found
the some one she could love some day
But tomorrow he would come, tomor
row he would suggest some arrange
ment for the return of the money she
had used. Very quietly she came ts
her decision to marry Del Stewart.
The next afternoon the attorney
came. He asked her TO walk with him
in the old-fashioned garden her mother
loved. In the summer house he paused
and took her hands She looked UP
into his fine gray eyes--to start and
trembe at what she saw there-some
thing that sent a wild cry through heI
heart-"IIe loves mel'
Trina, confession and apology shall
come First. however, let me say not
penny need be returned You have
used the money too beautifully. Sec
ond | am lawyer, but not mem
Der of the Stetson firm. | am Starr
Kingston. Last of all, | love you"
The next thing she knew she had
evidence that il was no longer "a mat
ter of some one or some day.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1922-03-16
BUNK" is RIGHT.

Politicians win continue to spill bunk
about what they are going to do to war
proiiJters, but recovery from that
source, is quite improbable, to say the
least. The big corporations have dis
tributtd their war profits in dividends,
salaries. etc and il would be difficult
tor any human agency to reassemble
these funds and levy upon them for
any purpose aside from the facts that
the courts would not permit such action.
Sioux Falls Is. D > Press.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1922-03-16
Notice of Municipal
Election.

Notice is hereby given, that NUM-
cipal Election is to be held in and for
the several wards of the city of Mineral
Point on Tuesday, April 4, 1922. at
which time the following officials are
TO be elected for two years. except the
Supervisors, who are TO be elected for
one year, and the School Commission
ers, who are to he elected for three
years. and Police Justice, to be elected
for four years: Mayor, City Clerk,
City Treasurer, City Attorney, Marshal,
Assessor, Police Justice, two School
Commissioners.
First Ward Alderman, Supervisor
and Constable.
Second Ward Alderman, Supervisor
and Constable
Third Ward Alderman, Supervisor
and Constable.
Fourth Ward Alderman. Supervisor
and Constable
The voting place for all the different
wards of the city of Mineral Point will
be in the Fire Company buildings, To-
Gated at las High street, in the third
ward of said city.
Polls will be opened at o'clock in
forenoon and close at $50 O'Clock in the
evening.
Nomination papers on behalf of the
candidates should be filed not more
than fifteen or less than twelve days
before election. City officers must have
not less than 3 per cent, nor more than
per cent of the total vote for govern
or in the city in 1920 as signers, and
ward officers must have not less than
per cent nor more than per cent of
the total vote for governor in the ward
in 1920, but in no case less than 10
signers.
Numbers Of signers on nomination
papers are as follows:
For city officers not less than 80 and
not more than 40.
First ward officers mot less than Is
and not more than 10.
Second ward officers not less than
Is and not more than 10.
Third ward officers not less than 10
and not more than Is.
Fourth ward officers not less than Is
and not more than Is
FRED j. JEUCK,
llw3 City Clerk
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1922-03-16

When a flock of 'alguaciles" fly into
your office on a hot summer day in
Buenos Aires you know that the
''pampero' and welcome drop in
temperature are coming.
The "alguacl" is a South American
insect which resembles the North
American "darning needle" and the
word In Spanish also means con
stable He lives up to his name by
watching the rise Of the prairie
storms known as ramperos that sweep
down on Buenos Aires from the pam
pas, and when he sees one coming
flies into the city 100000 strong to
warn the inhabitants.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1922-03-16
MAKE THE DRoNES WORK.
Highland Press.)

thlEhlAnd lrehsJ
With the strenuosity of reconstruction
being faced by the decent and hard
working people of the country in d
manly and womanly manner. and eco
nomic problems to untangle that hit all
of US hard. ii is about time to drive the
drones out of the hive and either make
them work or sting them to death, as
other self-respecting bees do.
With base ball teams selling out to
people for cash, players getting fabulous
salaries fifty times more than they
are worth in any straightforward bust
ness channeD and the moguls being able
to offer Judge Lands such pay that he
quits the Federal judiciary to take il;
with Tex Richard, fight promoter, in
dicted by a grand jury FOR seduction
and ruination of several young little
girls; with Fatty Arbuckle getting
$500 a week, the Taylors getting $1,000
a week and manv other degenerates at
Hollywood drawing down princely sala-
ries and burning it up in prohicacy, 1t
is certainly high time for the American
people to learn lesson, the which be-
ing to quit spending millions on all that
sort of thing and supporting grating
hounds and dope fiends in luxury while
countless honest men walk the streets
in a vain search for work enough to keep
the wolf from the door. Such miserable
whelps as Tex Richard are disgrace
to humanity, and all the prize-fghting
and wrestling gangs are in the same
class. This is proved by the fact that
they are prize fighters; if they had any
decency or responsibility they would not
be in any such business. They all have
a yellow streak. Sullivan had; Jack
johnson married a white prostitute and
had TO leave the country; Dempsey
married "a woman of the underworld
beat her up and then claimed exemption
from the army in time Of war on the
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1922-03-16
School Board Meeting.

Mineral Point, Wis, March 8, 1922
An adjourned regular meeting of
the Board OF Education held on
above date in the Council Chamber.
Meeting called to order by Vice
President Allen Tucker
Members present: Commissioners
Mauger, shiprnan, Campton, Jacka.
Tucker. Absent CONS Gratiot and
Ludden
Minutes Of last meeting were read
and approved
The following bills audited by the
Finance Committee were on motion
of Commissioner Mauger allowed and
ordered paid:
VIM. Argall, hauling coal S11 %
Wilbur Thrasher, hauling coal 10 so
Joseph Lang, hauling coal so
A. A. Vieth contingent. .. 1 80
Grange e. Paynter, janitor sup
plies ,.,.... ......... 80 b0
NJ. p. Public Service Co., light
and power ............ 10 9S
NJ. p. Dray & Coal CO., 10000
lbs. coal ...............3 1867 AZ
}. j. Mauger, repairing clocks 90
The Bruce Pub. Co., library
books and magazines 49,. SO
Commonwealth Telephone Co,
rent and toll. ..... 8 40
Harvey Harris, shoyeling snow 90
BENZ b Jacka, domestic
science supplies . / 40
n. r Martin Hdw Co., Man.
Tr. and janitor supplies 90
j. p Harris & Co., freight and
carriage. .... ......... Il 81
McGraw-Hill Book Co, library
books. ....... ...,..... 81
A. l.. Kramer Co, drawing
supplies ............. 8 Os
Thomas j. Cafe Co., Book of
knowledge. ..... So O5
The University Pub. Co., sup
plies -. ...........,. rs 81
The Parker Co, supplies for
grades ..'... 5 16
Silver, Burdett & Co, music
books. ......... II 04
John Wiley 6 Sons, Inc. shop
arithmetic for NJ. T. Dept. 80 Al
Genital Scientific Co, chemical
for laboratory. .......... 1873 ~
A new school building was taken in
to consideration with the committee
from the Common Council and il was
recommended and agreed upon that
the board and committee visit High
school building and grounds for the
purpose of an investigation on Tues
day, March 14th, at 500 p. m.
on motion the meeting adjourned
FRED j. JEUCK, City Clerk
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1922-03-16

Poets such as Pope ana Burns and
great writer's such as Swift and
Carlyle have not disdained to use the
window pane for their rhymes.
Swift nearly always left q sting In
his verse. Once, while on his way to
Ireland. he called at the Four Crosses
Inn Originally the Three Crosses). a
few miles from Rugby. Disliking his
reception by the host he wrote these
lines on the window with hts die
mond
You have three crosses at your door;
Hang up your wife and you'll have <our, =
81 81 Srs. TIT "a "A
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1922-03-16

DURING the last three months Wis
consin state banks have reduced their
loans by Sc, $50, 600 according to state
ment issued by Marshal Cousins, state
banking commissioner. As compared
with year ago there has been re-
duction in deposits in state banks Of
$45, 500. 0o0. During the same time
there has been a reduction of ndivid-
ual deposits subject to check of Sl3, 100, =
600, and of savings deposits of &c. O56, .
600. These are indications of a stringen-
cy in the money market and that peo-
pie are paying up their bills and are
not branching out.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1922-03-16

currency should be in Germany and not
in the United States.
To whom would Uncle Andrew like
to pay a small percentage of his money -?
To the American soldier who saved him
from the German tax collector or to
the tax collector Buddy, join the Lee
gion, as your father joined the G. A.
r. and impress as political fact upon
the elder generation that it is in luck
and much in luck. Chicago Tribune.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1922-03-16
Pr,1e Awards Cannot be Published.

Reiteration Of an order issued some
time ago by the postotiiee department
at Washington infers that a strict CON
struction of the federal anti-lottery
law win be applied from now on, which
is that no announcement may hereafter
be published in any newspaper refer
ing to the winner Of any award or
prize at a card party or other form of
entertainment where admission is
charged and prizes awarded, or where
fee is charged for playing and the
play is for prizes
The restrictions in this respect are
SO confusing that in order to avoid any
clash with the federal authorities, news
paper publishers prefer to refrain from
any mention whatever Of these affairs.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1922-03-16

Town treasurers have received as
surance from the Office of Attorney
General William j Morgan, that it
was all right. and even compulsory, for
them to "sell personal property of a
person to pay that PERSONS real estate
tax, if the same is not paid " The tax
commission also comes forward with
statement sanctioning. authorizing and
ordering town treasurers to sell and
confscate personal property to obtain
the amount due on real estate.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1922-03-16

DESTROYING America to reconstruct
Europe" is the way some put it. Is
there such danger' If so, then every
American should be a self constituted
Waterman. day and night.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1922-03-16
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1922-03-16

THERE is nothing like good lengthy
Jail sentence, with a provision of close
confinement, that will give willful
violater respect for the law.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-07-07
SUMMONS

In the Circuit Court Of the State oi OREGON iol
the County u Multuomah
Allie ~, alslnmsts, flainthi, ", tfsnk .
o'oonaof snd hora oSonnof' his vile hslrna
TO Frsak 7. o'coaAot aud sofa o'conuor
his uiis, the above named dsisndanis
In the name OF the state ot oregon, yuu and
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sssins you Ia the shove eutitlrd slit, on o. Dc
tore hondsy, the ,iih dsy 81 August, lgli sa,d
date bsiss ais weeks from the date oi itfsi pub
tlo.ttoh oI this summonsand u you tail 10 O. AZ
peat sAd sHsweT, tot want thereof the plalniu
-ni apply 20 the court iof the Fsliei prayed in'
In hsf som plsint heTein, 60 Wit
a iudImsnt aud decree toreVrf ceaaing tet'
ssiHau1I sad deslsTtag null aud void that erI
tsia coatTsci entered into On of about the tsth
asv of March, Iysi, BY and between the platntdl
Asrsin snd dsisndsuts Frank 7. oconnof and
HOfa oconuof, shstsin plaintiff agrees g. sell
sad dsisndsnts 10 pufchanF that certain zeal
Pi9PsIiy disciibsd q, he hoIh Ter llsl lss, ul
lss a.. (sl snd the south Thirty llol irri ~ lui
sta lel sioyh foaf (tl sush's Addition to Hast
fostishd add ao~ wtihin the gofpor.is limits n
The City Of Foftlaud, oregon.
Aad feglosinE aud tef minating all right a.
tls sad intsTsst oi the defendants and sayh oi
thsm, In aud TO said pTsnisss In sah coniIagi
essribcd aud herein heiOfs sci out ani rrsinf
ias hs sAid seal property 70 pla.a,,u aud 20,
hsT cs.sts aud dishuT Tsemruts incurred u sAii
sstt, snd such other aud further fcl,ci iu thy
pfsnisss ss 20 the court may ssem meet and
equiebis,
This saHaous h served apon you hy puhltca-
uoH thsTsoi hv order Of the lionoishls kohrtt
TaCkeT, iudgs Ot the above rntitlsd Suutt, made
ssd catered on slst day Of June i2ii. ny Wh''n
sfdsT "a 10 assTssd that this order bs published
u tAs ~. Jehns Rsvisw once a week toI NOT less
thsu siH successive weeks the date VI the utai
Psbiicstion thereof being lune ~, 'sil aud The
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Attorney tot flainttn.
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St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-07-07
Regarding the Battery

"Just as good as a new one
is a statement often made and
seldom true. The need is for the
good battery, the standard bat
terry Of honest construction, but
many battery fxers have fallen
for the idea that they can build
a battery as well, but lot cheap
or than the manufacturer who
uses volume production methods
and who has the pick Of the mar
ket for supplies. "The rebuilt
battery" says Mr.. Roche, local
Willard service station man, is
often made Of parts from discard
ed batteries which have just
enough more life in them to get
By the purchase date. A few new
parts may be added, a new case
and a lot Of new paint and then
the sad refrain, "iust as good. !"
The car driver who wants salts
factory battery operation is adj
vised by Mr.. Roche TO go to the
authorized battery service station
representing a standerd make Of
battery. lie is then getting more
than a battery, he gets battery
with the reputation Of a manu-
facturer who has thousands or
millions Of dollars invested in
plant and equipment behind it.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-07-07

Free lecture at Moose Hall Sat,
urday evening, July Sth. DIR. o.
j. Coffman in his 550th lecture on
the following subjects A Biolo.
gical Fable Of Life, Struggle for
Existence, The Unprotected
Mind, Preservation Of Man. This
lecture in given out with all the
dynamic force aud uplift that
has brought the speaker fame,
The lecture IN not a theory but n
fact. DO not miss il M IL is cdu.
cational. Tho lecture commences
at 3 p. m. no collections. Rep.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-07-07

Will build ON hard surface
street five room modern house,
full cement basement, hard wood
floors and fireplace, 1880, $500
cash, balance easy terms. Rice
4 Tate, l07 N. Jersey Col. Ss7.
For Sale-Cheap and slightly
building lots. See J. 5. Downey al
once, oJJ N. Syracuse. I2c
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-07-07

Wanted Men or women 10
take orders for genuine guaran-
teed hosiery for men, women and
children. Eliminates darning,
$40 week full time, 81 an hour
spare time. Experience mneces-
Sary. International Stocking
Mills, NOrriStown, Pa.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-07-07

Residents of 81. Johns having taxes
and city liens to pay in Portland can
make their payments without ineouyeui-
euee by avsiliug themselves OF our ser
vices. We will pay same and secure your
receipt without Inconvenience to You,
Fee. 25c. References; Any St. Johns
Bank.-Peninsula Title, Abstract and
Realty Co., by II. Henderson, Manager;
402 North Jersey Street.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-07-07

One hundred first class envel-
opes with your name and adj
dress neatly printed on the cor.
ner for one dollar at the Review
office. Additional 100 for Toe
The postoffice department ad.
vises the use of printed return
envelopes.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-07-07

People should be very careful
that statements are correct in
sending news items TO newspa.
pers. The editor does not have
the time TO investigate in each
instance and must trust in large
degree to the good faith of the
contributor. If people realized
how strict the law is regarding
the giving OF false information
TO newspapers they would use
care In this regard. Publishers
want all the news items Of inter
est they can get as a rule, but
the items must be correct. When
a publisher receives an item,
prints IL in good faith and later
finds the information false, he is
very slow in using items from
tho same source in the future, if
ho does not adopt harsher meas
ures.-Exchange.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-07-07

Patronize the home merchant,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-20
RETAIL TRADE
BOOM is SEEN

Analysts of a survey made by the
retail trade bureau of the Chamber
OF Commerce. covering conditions ce
the city and state. gives cause to exs
pect an improvement in retail trade.
According 20 the report, there were
414 more jobs secured thru the city
employment bureau in March this
year than in the same month OF 1921.
Employment increases unusually re-
suit in n corresponding increase In
retail sales about 90 days later.
The lumber output OF the state for
February showed an increase OF S7.9
per cent over the figure for the same
month OF 1891. This. with the fact
that 25.5 per cent fewer failures In
February were reported than for the
month just previous. together with
an increase in building permits from
ss23,lso in March. 1921, to si.791.6 SO
in March, 1922, is the basis upon
which retailers may look forward to
better days.