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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-31
O%ampfieoel. Grploiion.

gn iprr l1lpffe bGnbte Ssnbag
Gftermibbas omborb paa SampfGr.
gen Omar 8. Gonger", mebens Den
benlaa peb @rpgaen / Sort Suron,
Wicb., ioet Grploiionen al 9ampfie.
oelen foraariasebe Sabet al fire Men.
neifelip % anrettebe ct GGroitab paa
ca. 100000. grploiionen bar iaa
nolbionl, at belle Den neOre Del at
9pcn rpitcoes. Sampfieoelen blep
llpnget $50 SOB element 2uiten %
neo / ct 8aaninesbuS, Der tog Slo pe
nebbrGnote til 8runben. Seloigois
bar @eboerre, @iQiam Smith % So.
mile, life bienlne.
Gn Sainprabiatpr blep ilnnget T..
900 SOB aiennem Suftcn % NED /
aapeGet / gilbert u. Salts 9egrapel.
ieSetabIisiement, bpcr Ell 9egrapel.
iesceremoni netpp bplbtes. Wange al
0eltagernc blep iaaret al Splinter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-31
Gefstilitretfen.

Sra Bolton meIbcs, at Scrtilitrei'
fen / SEEM gnalanositoterrte oeilnc
llac bar taaet Ell m Senoing, ibei
Den er blepet ubitratt til bet pigtige
9omulbss og lllbiabrifcertrrm
9aiprencc. Spp al 6abriferne Oeri
9pen forfpnbte Marbag ct 20 Ero.
cents 2%snsuebIag nleo oct Heiultat,
at be flcitc al grbcioerne erfl9reoe
Streif.
American 0oolcn Company bar
Dog life foretaaet noaen 2snsncOiGt,
telie | noeen al fine 6abrifcr.
Zen ~itsrite al sc ipp openllGuntc
Sabrifcr beifiGftigcr ca. 10000 Ser.
Toner, DC sprise icg tiliammen ca.
5000.
Streitiituationcn | Seem Samp.
ibire og Hbobe Sslouo, bpor Sriil-
Der al Irbeioere bar pGret lebige i
mango Tiger, cr uiordnoret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-31
Reeierineen
fiober Jniefter.

SfeIee Ell geretnins fra @aIbing.
ton bnr He%gieringen Den 25be Murts
iifret fig Sortiebsretten til ben itore
Sommerfugleiamling, iom eies al
Or. @iniam Barnes | Secatilr, 81.
Samlingen snifes inofisbt for
Smitbionian Snititllticn.
ct Sorilag on, gempnoigelic for
Tegieringen til of afiIlttte Sanoelen
er blepet freniat / Teprpientantbu.
let at ReprGientart slIen ). Wtoore
fra Sainois.
SnmIingen, Der r%epr9ienterer Or.
Barnes Nrbeioe / oe iioite 45 Iar
al hans 2ip, er ben itsrIte / lit Slaes
/ 2anbet % anilaaes at reprGientere
en- hight Of $1,400,000. Sen ON.
latter ca. 100000 Gremplarer, al
bpilfe 10000 er neiagtig merfebe
og fatalogiicrebe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-31
uroen | China.

Sra SEEING. Chino, t~elegraiere8
ben 27be Morts: llbenrissminiiter
Or. .. II. Gen er fornrrnrrcnbe oct
cncItc aniparlige 6obiuGtsmcolem /
ben finciiite SopebltaO og iorretter
iom Stotsminiiter.
General Chang Siao Gin, @ilper-
mgr al Wanbicburiet, nrcIoes at babe
10000 Wanb rebe til at rpfte MOB
General @il Sei 5it. Cen iioitrlrpn.
te cpboloer iig f~renbeIcS / Suran
Eropinien. bpilfet tpocr pan, at ban
aetcr of o%ipcntc Inarcbct Ser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-31
en- merfelie
~Sorpanolin9

Dtcoens enoel Goitbetiente iorleocn
Gaa 8oitfontoret | Chicago bolot
paa at ~iortere Baffcpoltpafter, lotil
life bar blepet afbenteoe eller onllepe'
ret paa @rrlno al feilaatig goresle,
itsbte De paa Ell Eaffe merfet "Snlpc
oa 8oiIer", iom bar afienbt ira Sr'
Lamb til en- ulGielis Ibresie | 9bica'
40. Ga 9etienten fog Baffen op gap
Oen Ell mpitiif &lltnf ira fig, iom paf'
re hans Ipsgierrigbeo.
"a Yaffen aabuebes beianotes Oct,
at De irife S%piieereier paa Selell bar
blepct iorpanblet til flpoenbe Sarer
- til TO SLATER fineite Slass irlt
@biifp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-31
Den ddn$ke kri$e
1t iioite Suriss paa at nfpenbe
ltlBffen.
2rig euer Hreo.

&~isberbapn 2Soe Quarts. Gen
itbite llge / Quarts tegrter til OF
ifuae BIZ fritiif / Sanmarfs inou.
iIrieae Siitorie, foroi Der, ergong
llloeu fsritfonmteuoe 2sroag, Of &e.
trPientanter for &apitaI o. Irbeibe
enten oil bli iluttet Sreo neo OF LII.
Serteene rpe Observation-Disclosures,
eler crfleret en- inouitriel &rie, iom
rtpiliomt uilbe bIi BEN itsrite og rrrii.
lisens BEN melt ifi9bneipangre. Iom
har fin0et Steo / belle Sfonoina.
r;en. De MGglinssforiIas, iom har
rGret Orsftet ibag, eisr u~oiigterne
for Ell SrSning Ell SmIile Iplere,
nien ineen fan ~forubiige l1bfoIoet.
Seh pao5oaenoe aouilift, Der al'
lerebe bar taget Ell meget farlis
&cnoiug / ct al 2aloets inouitrie1c
Gertrer, be9pnbte for nGitet 10
Maaneber iiben, 90 Irbeibseioernc
erflPreoe Ell Socfout, iom iatte 81
coo Irbeiocre no af 9eifieftigeIic.
Sorligsforilag iom blep fremiat al
&c ire ACKNOWLEDGEMENT eiter, at
2ocfout'n bar traaot | &raft. bleo
cfcepteret at Irbeibseioerne, met
inrtaitet af sc iamoirfenbe Sagfore.
ringer meb Bet &eiuItat, at slrbeibs.
gioerlre gap Sariel ON en- l1ooibelie
al 2ocfoltt'n, iaa ben fomrrer til al
cmfatte iantIige llnioner, bois Or.
Observation-Disclosures uolsber lite
stpril.
Hu a%fpenter BET belle Snnb meb
itige,loe llro ReiuItatet al De npeite
Sorieg paa at faa 3riien afpenbt.
Irbeibsgioerne forlanger en- Neo.
iT'telie / 2snninserne af fra 1917
til Is Trocent, alt efter SiIitan6ene
/ &c angiGloenoe Srouitrier. % EFT
&eouftiou AT 25 Erocent | Opertios.
betalineen for be fsrite to elmer.
Der err opnaaet gni9beO melem beg.
ee Barter ~angaaenoe bet fsrite al
htsie &rap, nlet Irbeiber1,e er urof.
fclig imoo Ell Nebi9tteIie / Sner-
.iosbetalingel, ioet De Jisr giRl.
feiloe, at set itaar / Strio me0
Sperensfomiteit ON otte elmer iom
bet normale g~lrbeios0ag.
SaIriee Sorieg bar pGret siort
taa at faa blalloet Bolitif / Strioen,
men De bar biotil laaet fell. Son.
marfs raoifale Clement forisste az
faa Sagforeningerne inOpifleoe | en
@cncraIitreif, men bets 9lauer for.
pi,rrebes af De fonierpatipe Irbe;'
%Gerfsrere.
s Ganbers, cit 9p paa ca. $4,000
SnObpggere, lpffeoes Oct &aolfaler.
ne at iaa iitano en- iaafalbet Gene
ralItreif, men De furtbe life formal
&c sprige Irbeioere / 2aroet til at
lutte fig til SeuGgelien. De raSi'
fale bar forisgt at uoipreoe ben Gro,
at Ell 8enerulitreif auereoe bar
iaaiIg, meoens Sanobeoet tpertimoo
or ben, at Ser / aue irouitriele Cen.
tier berifer no og Sroen. S ais.
bcnbapn Jaar al Torret1ting, lom
life err birefte paapirfet al 9ocfout'n n,
i'm panlige Sang,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-31
en- moots Out.

Sra Warion, ST., berettes 22be
Warts: Halpb Sbarton, en- II slar
gammcl Ssn al Sberiff Welpin
Sbaron, rebbeoe Spnoag slften peo
fin Srpstlssbeb og Snarraaoigbeb
lin Saoers Sip % forbinoreoe ianlti.
oig Rsrningen al Ell Slot Sanger
ira GountpfGnsilet.
Sanaerne, iom baube pGrct uoe |
SGngielsgaaroen forat trGtfe irilf
9ilft, operiolbt. ga DC ifiiloe fsres iii
line Seller ieien, Sberiifcn % bans
Isiiitert % Ssnnen &alpb, iont par
tiliteoc. Se TO WGnb blep fringiat'
te, % Der opitob ell Gamp paa Sip
% 9sb. Halpb, Der iorisgte at fom.
me Sooeren til SiRlp, fit Ell Heool.
permunoing presiet MOB grpitet meb
gopariel ON, Of ban pilbe bli ifubt
libel paa Yletten, ON ban life bolbt
iiq iro. @utten GAP imiolertio He'
polperen ct Slas iaa Den ilsi no al
Saauoen paa ben, iom babe rettet
Den moo ham, % iprana berpaa al.
iteo til Gitp Sal 90 tit Bolitiet alar.
meret.
Yolitiet anfpm iii S9nsilet netop
Tom Sheriff Sbaron. Der baube fiGm.
pet ell iortpilet Scamp meo otte az
Sangerne, itprtebe ON. ranmlet | 800
peoet af ct Slaa meo en- &epplper'
foIbe.
timber ben Wtobitanb, iom gicroeS
mob Yclitiet, blen Ell al 6angerile.
ben IS slar samle George @tllon,
ifuSt libel paa Bletten al Solitlbe.
tient 5om SrccS. en- al 6arserilc,
Gent Siufle, lptfeoes Def at unStom'
me,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-31
Soro inofcrer
o.Gimersusen

Sra Setroit, Micb., berettcs, at
Serb Doctor Company bar inofsrt en-
4~0.Simersnse iom permanent Ir.
beibstib berefter peb ale &ompanictS
Sabrtfcr % 8irfiombeber. timber
benne 1tpe Notwithstanding bill Irbei.
berne foa TO SriOage paa Hao, mem.
Zig Seroag 90 Ssnoag. Soro Wo.
tor Company beifjpitiger ca. $4,000
Nrbeibere, hpilte aIe frembeles pil
bli betalt Ell Winbitelsn al So pr,
Gag, men blot arbeloe otte elmer ON
Sagen fem Gage / ll9en.
Den npe Notwithstanding iperfiGt,
tes fsrit / Sieblollo Yarf Sabrifer
og uboioes ienere grabpis til ale be
sprige Sabrifer % Serfiteber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-31

Mfilscle Sboals, Tom @cIlrp SorS paa
pisie .&ilfaar bar bubt S5,000,O00
for, bare iaapibt bor bcspnSt".
Oct bar ben alminbeIise Wenina
blanbt acknowledgements at sc
itore 6~pretagenoer lite bill bIi opei.
bet, ligeeploigt bpab uoialoet maatte
bli al Striben ON Dc io~rifieaige In.
bio, Tom foreligger, % bporaf ser er
ire til iorllben Nr. 6oroS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-31
Deroens Solplano.

Sfslge en- al Sen merifar,ife Heeie.
ring til 9egotionen / @aibington
pperienbt ~officiel Happort itoo Mericp
/ 1921 iom ben sperite poa 2iiten
oper Teroeits islpprooucerenbe San.
DC. Yroouftioilen beleb iia til g..
100000 ltncer geoieent Sslp. NGit
efter Werico TOM be Sor. Stater meb
100000 % bern9it Canada meo
100000 llncer. Seroensprcbuf.
tioren al Sslp belpb iig / 1921 til
ialt 16t 100000 llncer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-31
4ensovrflof fra Norge.

isra Netp Yorf berettes, at Den
Slot paa 60 Hensopr, ipm forleoen
anfom oertil fra Norge, Spnbas fort.
iatte Ieiien til lit irerntioige Siem /:
Gpre Nficbigan. Teiien fra Stem
Dorf gipres uroer Spipn al Saoto
q. Sones, Gbefen for 0ticbigans
Sagt- % Siiferifonmisiion.
Sfuloe Sloffen tribes og formere
fla, piloc, efter Wfr. Sones' Nenine,
ct lanai Striot bore taget til Sssnin.
aen al oct rationale &ieoioripninsS.
Yroblem. SIcffen er inOtiebt al Std
ten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-31
"uncle Joe" haores.

Gen ooer so @ar eamle 8onsres.
mani "llncIe" Soc Gannpns taIrise
Genner % @ei,norere CAB 2srbag If.
ten, 25be Warts. en- itorartet Wtibbae
I'll sere for bam / I~nleonire al, at
ban nleb llolsbet Of fin nGrprrenbe
Scrn1in bar beiluttet at trpffe Jig til.
bage fra oct pplitiife 2ip.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-31

On anoen liaeiaa interesiont Sp.
boeelie blep giort peo ianme Inleb.
ming. Gn 9affe, iom bar merfet SEA.
ger, bite fig at i~nbebolbe Ell flor,
beilig Sage, omgipet al ct flintbaarot
Sag Of ifinnenoe bpio "Sroitins". Ga
bette blep ilaaet Sul paa, Tom en-
SLATE fplot meb @biifp tilipue. Den
blep fonfiiferet paa Steoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-31
u1uIcle Strioen.

Senator Norris. 5ormanb / sc.
natets 9anbbrussfomite, iom | bisic
Gage iammen meb ilere anbre af So.
miteens Weblemmer bar ioretaget Ell
,SnIpeftionsreiie oerneb, erflGrebe
llnoer ct Spbolo / Gbattqnopgn,
at aampel, ont Den foreIlnaebc
Gispciition al Iesierinsens Nitrat-
fobrifer % Observation-Disclosures peo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-31
Fred % ufred.

-, rusiiife Delegation til Sienna
anfnmmet til &iga. = 2lopo &c
arms stiaing. - De Iaiereoes
snrilaa til Crbnins at bet tprfiife
SrOblem. 9et fibite alliereoe
eritatninsspruieft er mmnlia Tiger
Minsfanslcr Wirtb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-31
melt QlrltE'

melt aInltn
treet. !
Sort G9rr|
|let Taitmrl
|iocrt hartSa
irene 8lofN
lie ser, bula
let. !
ltSfulttrn al
|crrt" er q
piolurOcrEst|
gunrIe 6in|
%lllrnlel. SRI
til mere en-
rs, at Sam
lager ulSa|
IA set pGrSrI
Bortc CT IlcsI
|iale ior1 lef.
,,. cftcr scr
|btuqcn rlaaI
|cr !%icserbd.
,p Tor at e.,
l. ga bltrH
TEN life itaf
"a 81. sps
6cl1t % ~
|2c cr Siaip
|Illrlrcr
bcreS gtn
|ollultc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-31

|rconin& i.f|
life Gentt3,|
ToHcuIrngN|
Zoo. 2t't|
|Fo,r5fHtt "a
|lla@ 1850
Re % Gss&l9I
Glutald a
I'll 5tNt|
0atoa n
Ben, cr oGsi|
|oIS til fS'|
|ss etrucn .sm|
ii GanIeIdnS'|
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-31

Iaie Saa'
Io 9eu. Nan
Galt. :. v
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-31

Sorrattss paa SIDE :.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-31

ocl
/ en- betragtclig llbitrGfning bearGll'
Itr De lebcnoc Sipnlagters Sluaoe'
1tnrfer og ppretter ell 1O.uarig "rla'
raj holioap", blcp Snsbae ratlfice.
ret al Setotet meo "a moo 1 Stem'
me. Genne enc Stemnle blcp afgl-
ret al ben r~cpublifanifc equator ira
WarpIdrlo, DIR. Srance.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-18
| |MWnSCOz7e
TUESDAY. July Is Iooe

Many stars smile on the Earth
today. according to astrology. Venus.
Mercury and Uranus are all in bene
mt aspect. Neptune is adverse late
in the afternoon.
1t is an ideal sway for weddings.
making for harmony and under
standing. The bride married today
should be unusually gifted with the
arts that make for prolonged hap
piness.
Hotel managers or proprietors
should benefit greatly during the
next few months. although there is
menacing sign for summer resorts.
There is an encouraging sign for
dramatists, writer's of novels and
all who present life truly. A new
author will gain fame in America.
This should be a peculiarly lucky
rule under which to sign theatrical
contracts. The seers forecast
fortunate period for actofs and
actresses.
Makers of women's wear should
prosper at this time when radical
changes in the fashion are indicated.
The Sun in Lloyd Geogre's ma
tivity is heavily afflicted by Jupiter
and Mars. which is an evil aspect
for his future as prime minister.
Surprising changes are to take
place in the Presidents Cabinet.
unless the seers are deceived.
This is a day in which to cuIti-
vate all the finer attributes of the
mind and to enjoy real romance.
While there is to he a return to
the simpler joys of life warning is
given that Neptune will encourage
much wrong thinking.
There are astrological influences
at this time most unfavorable to
the mental balance Of both men
and women.
Women, especially. should culti-
vate intellectual poise. for they will
be assailed by many peculiar psychic
influences, it Is foretold.
Divorce will continue prevalent
and will be encouraged by the
vagaries of both men and women
who are susceptible to evil sug-
gestions.
Persons whose birthday II is
have augury of a fortunate and
successful year. The young will
court and marry.
Children born on this day will
be clever. energetic and successful
in their undertakings. Girls will
probably be endowed with unusual
charm.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-18
flood
MOTnHg
OLdge n
6V RUDOLPH PERKINS

George Washington insisted that
he was telling the truth when he
denied threatening the life Of his
wife Lille because she refused to
continue to live with him.
George did admit. however. that
ne told he. he would OinE her
neck n he caught her talking 10
any other man
Lille said that oeorEs would kin
hsr n she did live with him. and
would a. the sams thing IN she
aldnt Materially. ~. said, she haa
g. rofns a. rouft
ffa toe murh mother .to.law
tuaFs rfutsstsd gsaFHs
faaa dIalnlaaad saia IA fua..
The Washington herald., 1922-07-18
t2D~Szg}hhek answers
Ah&te HnzMenss =

greatest li:tIe pal" when I have a
social affair to attend?
Kindly note the fact that 1t Is
for mere friendships sake" that i
meet her in the presence Of my
other friends only.
HOWARD.
would naturally conclude. How
ard, that you are but a meal ticket,
a dance. or theater ticket, in her
estimation.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-18

Silk Crepe, S2.2S I'd.
White, for sports skirts.
Satin Canton, $3.50 yd.
Black, with high luster.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-18
@Wen7lIY37eSTS
Answers to These Questions VIII
BE Published Tomorrow.

Answers to These Questions VIII
BE Published Tomorrow.
l When did envelopes first come
into use?
2. By what name was British Co.
lumbia formerly known?
3. Who was regarded as the god
dess OF wisdom by the ancients?
4. Give four synonyms for sand
froid
5. What was New Holland?
6. What is physics?
Z. What remarkable condolences
in succession marked the end of
three French dynasties?
s. What is Stratford-on-Avon
noted for?
9. How did a bleak country like
Greenland get such a misleading
name?
10. When was David Lloyd
George appointed prime minister of
Great Britain?
Answers to Yesterdays Questions.
l. What is optics? That science
which treats of the nature and
properties of light and colors; of
the structure of the eye and Of the
laws of vision; of the construction
of instruments. such as telescopes,
spectacles. microscopes, etc.
2. Give Ave synonyms for sangui-
nary. Bloody, murderous, cruel.
blood-thirsty, savage.
3. What caused the ruin of the
sugar industry of northern Brazil
in the seventeenth century? The
fCh fre 81 -
fortune in the gold and diamond
mines of the south and the expul-
sion of the Dutch and the Jews
from the country, who were the
enterprising element.
4. Who was the famed poetess of
ancient Greece? Sapho.
5. Who was Blandina? A female
slave who, during a persecution of
the Christians. was put to death at
Lyons in III. She is commemorated
by the Roman Catholic Church on
June 2.
6. What dish, the chief food
staple of a nation of soldiers, has
baffled the inquiry of the curious
for thousand years? The Spartan
BLACK broth" 1t is mentioned by
many historians. but no one has
given the ingredients. There have
been speculations and limitations
because the broth was alleged to
have made Sparta supreme.
I. Where may be found the fol-
lowing lines?
Good friend, for Jesus sake for
beare
To digg the dust encloased heare:
Bleste be the man that spares
these stones,
And curst be he that moves my
bones"
They are the epitaph on the slab
placed over the grave of william
Shakespeare in Stratford church.
s. Why are the red men call In
dians? Columbus and other early
explorers thought that America was
part of India and so they called
all the people they found Indians"
and the name has stuck to them
ever since.
9. In what year was Indiana ad-
mitted to the union? In 1916.
10. When did the British gain
possession of Nova Scotia? In 1927.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-18
FEATURES, FICTION
TUESDAY, JULY Is Io7a
MeNeaUzIzZWn
.HnDANzZzeN&-s
THE STORY TO DATE.
TUESDAY, JULY IS. Isaa.
BleF ScOTT FITZGERALD 90

of deaths family during hi,
life left anthony Patch descendant of wealthy Nep York
retiesHt boy nHhI his graduation from Hdrvdrd
During residence of the grandfather
rGnded for his deness aud decided history
of the Middle AgeS
He searching through the ork of several authorities
the Middle 4ges b there his rrok TO abrupt stop He spent
of his seeking Nth friends uhom he
Hard-Dek Cdra 1ho is engaged Trng nove and Mawy
Noble.
Beauty c1ey hundred informed that
agan society girl 1pord 1vhere she
,roEd be ragim kid dPpr jas5bdby and bay
Conversation Caa chance meeting the street
reals c fact that the cousin of modern and
bcduhf by the nam of Gloria Gilbert
The Washington herald., 1922-07-18
Hurt His Pride.


Dear Mss Blake: 1 am a girl of
II, and have a boy friend one year
my senior. Only lately he asked
me to attend an affair up at his
aunt's hove. but / refused. This
caused us to be angry at each
other. Dear Miss Blake, do you
think it was right of me to go to
that party? I know he is fond of
me, so will you please tell me how
to regain his friendship?
ANXIOUS.
Why did you not go to the party
at his auntie's home. dear? 1 think
that was nice of him to extend the
invitation. Naturally, his pride
would have been hurt because ex-
planning to his aunt would have to
be done. which would not have
been easy under the circumstances
You will have to square yourself
now with a good excuse or an
apology.
She's Working You.
Dear Miss Blake: What do you
think of a girl who despises my
company in the little friendly
gatherings at home, but Is the
The Washington herald., 1922-07-18

Pongee, $1,SS I'd.
Natural suitins quality.
Canton Crepe, $3.50 I'd.
White. fine heavy quality.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-02-04

ledge of the highest class of
stock that can pc procured be-
sides the general knowledge
Of the stock raising industry.
which a visit to this show
Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday will assure him. The
efforts of the stockmen and
The High Order of Grunts
should be encouraged by the
largest possible attendance
and indications are that a rec
ord breaking crowd will be in
attendance.
The Armory is completed
and the hog growers banquet
promises to be an affair of un-
usual interest as the Armory
hall with a floor capacity of
six thousand square feet will
accommodate all the guests
who have been heretofore
denied attendance by reason
of the limited space.
1t is the duty of every citi-
zen of the San Luis valley in
terested in the stock raising
industry and to whom this no.
&ice shall come, to attend this
show and If attendance is i'm
possible on his part to urge
it upon his friends 50 that they
may participate in the great
est event of the year not only
Of Southwestern Colorado, but
Of the whole state.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-02-04
Hardware Association
hsnors Local Man

L. B. Wallace of Monte
Vista was elected president
of the Mountain States Hard
ware & Implement Dealers as
sociation for the coming year
during their convention in
Denver last week. The con-
vention is reported as having
been very interesting and the
banquet rendered the hard
ware and implement men by
the II. l. p. club Of Denver
was one Of the most elaborate
ever held in the big city.
The association is fortunate
in their choice of president as
Lou Wallace is n live wire and
will succeed in materially en-
larging their membership. The
association embraces the states
Of Wyoming. Colorado and
New Mexico.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-02-04
NEW OIL COMPANY
ENTERS MONTE VISTA

A. C. Brizendine has given
up the local agency for the
Continental Oil company to
take up the business Of the St.
Clair OH company for this
community. He will retain his
former office and will supply
his patrons by truck from Ala.
mosa temporarily. Faus Bros.
have taken over the Continsn.
tai business and have bought
the equipment from Brixen.
dine. The st. Clair company
are new to this territory and
are an added asset which will
contribute to the tax collse-
tor.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-02-04

The show entries which
closed on February LIST, are
valued at enormous sums and
will well justify the visit of
any one in this part of the
state at all interested in stock,
to view this magnificent array
of animals. 1t is promised that
the judging events of this year
will be of the highest type as
the best qualified men pro-
durable in the respective class
es and men of national repu-
tation have been engaged.
1t is almost inconceivable
that a show of this magnitude
can be staged in Monte Vista
each year with the limited
facilities which are offered for
housing of stock, but the re-
sources of other cities are call
ed upon even to the shipment
Of the biggest tents available
in the state to properly care
for the valuable animals
which are each year shown.
The stock industry is one of
the great industries in Colo
IEado and each year each grow
or graduates into q higher
class with its consequent larg-
er returns.
Any citizen and especially
stockmen Of this part Of the
state and particularly Of the
San Lula valley should not
neglect to improve his know.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-02-04
hog GROWERS
WILL BANQUET
THURSDAY NIGHT

The Monte Vista Hog Grow
ers' association will hold their
annual banquet next Thursday
evening. February 9th. at the
new armory building. Sec
retary Edman advises Us that
there will be plenty Of eats.
good music and . big time
% pr usual. On account OF
more room available for the
b,.pqust. members Of the as
1Yeiation are entitled to bring
4ussts, the only requirement
being that tickets must be OBJ
tained from the secretary by
noon Wednesday.
The annual banquet Of the
Hog Grower association d
one Of the big events Of the
year In Monte Vista and furn-
ish . most ENJOYABLE evening
a entortainmsnt.
The sEockholdsrs meeting
viii b held at 900 o'clock
Thursday afternoon at City
hall.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-02-04
TROOP A HAS INSPECTION
ALL THIS WEEK

Monte Vista Troop A has
been having inspection during
the week. On Monday and
Tuesday. Lieut.. Wilson. from
the Quartermaster depart
ment. Denver. inspected Troop
property. Major Mueller, in
structor and inspector Of state
cavalry. inspected the troop.
their equipment and quarters
on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday.
A reorganization has been
effected BY which the troop
may increase four men over
the original standard recruit.
ed. making . total Of 50 men
and 8 of1tcers. This allows
for the formation Of two rifle
platoons and ops machine gun
platoon. The new automatic
rifles are expected daily.
Election Of Officers will be
held next Thursday night to
FIJI vacancy caused by the res
ignstion Of Capt. Travis.
The plastssins Of the new
srmory building has been
completed and the entire
building viii b finished by
March firse.