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The Crittenden press., 1922-12-22

WIN e proper ufia outft So rsn
sssp on tsu.h sut ths su,s.p of tts
a8t Doc Hs oa'n.lfr H aU hf r.
I.rf umr before aIrH.r frIIa.r. tte
tatIrs seeiuF stItN n SWING in
pef osat efficiency
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-22

The dreadful discovery hss been
made that ths isurs known as ths
shimmy csmr from Russia and orig
.naisd with che psssauis sho sore
sooleu shlrts vh.ch urhsd after ihsl
81 10 isncing We have a notion that
iuu eas born under amllsf roudk
unns
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-22

one radio enthusiast nys that u.
40 wi1 soon dlspluos the automobile
as e d.,suloo. sals the Houston Post
We can't believe that until we so
shat hugsinG ami kIs,lnE facilities for
ths spoonsfs this uonieffll nvs d.
ruysfy snords
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-22

Tho houey obtained on ne hanks of
the EupHraio .s % un Intoxicating na.
ture N0e uu -an understand slme.
thiaF of thr ur1ieiy ~ Moses and ne
iuucIiics to gpt 10 the land u mia
and honey
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-22

nov 10 ths plant lles and ross bur-
could ouly hs trained 10 enjoy n iisi
% p'snin'n rh'rtweei and spurgr W
would ssioane them with open arms
instead oi spending our substance on
poisons and squirt guns
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-22

The national debt now amounts 10
s.1iti0oero aud financial an.
thofiiy ays o. is nos 20 state %
permanent decline Permanent is hight
sum uts that ain have 90 decline
forever before o. gsts wiped out
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-22

Us said q single pair of srafuvs
end nest ~ ther luug consume
abont SON Iusecis urrt sat what
iou please about srafsuns ihr, arr
good uorkrfs even 10 the, arr poor
musicians
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-22

sirsi oaf fsr in Moscos g. los
mhles Cor hair q mile of about what
used to hs ths oasi of q irip around
the world bot aucr thc oosf of e
pair OF shoes thsr, s about 2poeo
uties 30 SUPPOSE lt rays Co tide
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-22

nier looted ths boz on,s - e..
go while "a comedian sas amusing q
Nea YHrE trfaHrr A ttisf stole ne
coIirriiH uf1s a West virgins 600
rIrura HH. PRAYING Ihrres 90
discover .is u.ui
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-22

A friend q mine ..a.ns uaf t PAYS
ans hotel fa entertain ht aifr sfs
aluays cleans fHr Hm hH''fl.lJ
tefar, shs lart.ts 49, s Afs.ri .n
Louisville Courier Immfi
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-22

Whom 1i,erv becomes fsrnIshsd
place 10 in potato aafrr a fpe minutes
rinse .H toi sHfs % aul .n.a fI.i Nae
reW Ihls De- an e.Hnam..aI method
tnd aI I.u time saver
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-22

Marconi believes that signals arc be
luF scot from Mars Astounding ss
ths assertion 4. q comes from man
shass o1ueri sspefieno, and srisntlhs
luouleder command respect
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-22

Man praises the hoes industry and
Intelligence bstau.r % makes honey fuf
BIN Tho hornet 3. rlunll, Industrious
and even more Intelligent Man Is 81
trsnsrareniiy nsI,, and se'fcenirrei
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-22

Pefhsps ihs rasr ~ the movie &C.
trsss vho says shs msfriri fof home
should hs cited 10 ihr ,ouug ladl with
q home vho is cuf, 10 rel luin ths
movies
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-22

NJ chat Hiieit Hs land .1aI ts EFF.
Isfef uffh bread tlf ts fnaf fan1~
en- vain persons Is 1ela.f of aaief
ranfnT sn.HuHn
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-22

Probably one reason no French
sent 81 large an army Is to keep me
mone} si humr that might otherwise
b. nurHri in her American dent
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-22

A square pea 10 "a round hols is IN.
aesirahle bot few ohiect 70 q square
meal in round stomach Hoston
Transcript
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-22

Their hrr people uhU have ths pi
ffuHisf io fnl fauu with ihr .ufi 20
s,ais, have tsru hatns
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-22

Nexi fu Imperialism. naaifsm is the
tlr.est aH.p hr.cdsr of war
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-22

nsiief DO one duiy thoroughly than
nst failing ln twenty L X Halle
The Nenana news., 1922-12-16

Waffles and coffee at the Palace of Sweets.
The Nenana news., 1922-12-16

Deputy Marshal James Hagan re- turned from Fairbanks yesterday.
The Nenana news., 1922-12-16
ALASKA CHRISTMAS CARDS

Those wishing Birch Bark Christ mas Cards with the. following vers- ifications can have them by apply ing by mail 10 Fred Crewe, Nor dale Hotel, Fairbanks. who will for ward them by mail. three for fifty cents.
 This greeting goes o'er land and sea
 To one who Is dear to me.
 May the Christmas of Nineteen twenty-two
 Be the happiest that you ever knew
 My thoughts at Christmas are wholly of thee
 For absent thou art ever dear to me
 The pleasantest thing I've had to do
 Is to send this Ch14sTaas card to you.
The Nenana news., 1922-12-16

Coming-Dec. 19 and 20-"Over the Hill''-Coliseum Theater.
The Nenana news., 1922-12-16

Special Agent Billy Butler came down from Fairbanks yesterday and left for Anchorage last night.
The Nenana news., 1922-12-16
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PERSONAL
, wxxxxSHvwvzrswvgH

Wm. Gerig, acting chief engineer of the Alaskan Engineering Com mission, left for the south yester- day, after a brief official visit in Nenana. He was accompanied on the return journey by Roadmaster C. ( Jones.
The Nenana news., 1922-12-16
LOCAL TRAIN SCHEDULE I H E A L SKA RAILROAD

Trains leave and arrive Nenana as follows: .... 500 p. m, Tuesday and Friday for Seward and intermediate points. Returning arrives Nenana 6:45 a. m, same days.
 l:30 p. m, Tuesday and Friday f5r Dunbar, Fairbanks and Chatanika. Arrives Nenana 12:30 p. m, Tues day and Friday. ..... .: Pullman sleeper charges: Lower berth, $4.50; upper berth, S3.50. Tickets eatitle holders to privi- leges Observation car
The Nenana news., 1922-12-16

The train arriving from the coast on Tuesday should have mail and passengers from the steamer Wat son.
The Nenana news., 1922-12-16

R. s. Donaldson returned from Fairbanks yesterday and left for Suntrana last night.
The Nenana news., 1922-12-16
GOVERNORS TO MEET SOON
 TO DISCUSS PROHIBITION

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 16- The governors of sixteen states have accepted the invitation of President Harding to meet with him in con- ference here, at a luncheon next Monday, to discuss prohibition en- forcement
The Nenana news., 1922-12-16
CUSTOMS RECEIPTS CROW

TOXIC, Dec. 16-The income from customs duties for September was more than nine and one-half million yen, according to the finance office. Compared with the rrespond ing period last year, it shows an in crease of more than two million yen.
The Nenana news., 1922-12-16

Judge" L. T. Erwin writes from the Mayo hospital that he is taking the radium treatment for cancer of the stomach, and that he entertains little hope of recovery. He says the treatment is exceedingly painful.
The Nenana news., 1922-12-16

The members of the Elks' or cheStra were out in force last night at a rehearsal for the New Year ball.
The Nenana news., 1922-12-16
DELINQUENT OF REAL PROPERTY FOR THE YEAR 1922

Notice hereby delinquent year 1922 of
  Municipal Clerk of said be
  at Fairbanks Alaska, for adjustment Said delinquent is follows
The Nenana news., 1922-12-16

Ike P. Taylor returned to Fair banks yesterday.
The Nenana news., 1922-12-16

Peter Donovan, of the Tolovana district. was admitted to the hospital yesterday for a general going over.
The Nenana news., 1922-12-16

Augustine & Kyer Fruit Cakes for the Holidays-at The Portland.
Phillips County herald., 1922-11-16
GOT slDEAFoR CASH REGISTER
Original Maker o. Machines Copied
Device From Automatic indicator
Used On Ocean Vessels.


The Invention Of the cash register
was due to one Of those happy ac-
cidents Of which only the alert mind
takes advantage. A business man
Of Dayton. Ohio, named Jacob Ritty.
had store In a good location In TINT
city, and 1t attracted many custom
ers. yet, somehow 1t was not profit
able. He worried SO much about
his lack Of success that vacation
became necessary, and he decided to
take trip to Europe. While on the
voyage. Mr.. Rltty one day visited the
ships engine room. His attention was
caught by the automatic indicator
which recorded the revolutions of the
propeller shaft. The Idea occurred
to him: Why not devise a machine
to record the sales In storel Hence
the cash register.
At the time of this Invention John
II. Patterson owned retail shop In
small mining town near Dayton. He
tried two Of the machines-then OF a
rather crude type-and was SO pleased
with the results that he realized the
opportunities they offered. He bought
ont the company that was making
them. and became Its president.
Phillips County herald., 1922-11-16
Too e,dl Too s.dl

This II the story told by New Or
leans gentleman attending the for
eIgn trade convention: A steamship
arriving from French port had an
enterprlsIng officer who saw Tine op.
portunlty TO profit through the dry
condition Of the United States. He
put In a large stock Of liquor. and
when tho vessel arrived In New Or.
leans hud no trouble In getting In
touch with purchasers. They agreed
To pny on delivery.
The price was 5000. The liquor
was passed over the ships side In
the middle of the night on to n smnll
vessel alongside and the 5000 given
10 the officer. The next dry the seller
went 10 the bank Ia buy French OK.
changes. A few minutes later he was
doing two things at ono ilme--icnr.
Ing his hnlr md swearing like troop.
or. Ills $1,000 was Confederate
moncy.-philnlclphIa Public Ledger.
Phillips County herald., 1922-11-16
MOUTH HOLDS FEW BACTERIA
saliva and muscular y Asessien. III !. Il An.
neunesd, Werk Quickly q Clear
49, the. Oral Cavity.

It has hitherto been assumed By
patliologists that the bacteria which
are known to lodge In the cavity Of the
mouth In seething masses afe disease
producing. and that they are always
present to take advantage oe any un-
fortunate lowering Of the powers Of
rcsist9nce In the human body,
It has now been dsmoastratod b3
. professor at Jehns Hopkins univer-
sity that although the oral cavity. las
no elaborate system Of hairy n,em.
'brHnes like uss nose and air passayea.
to rid Il Of bacteria and foreign par
tlcies. nevesthesess It does the sams
thing By Z mechanical actioa of the
muscular structures around tho ,1outt
that 1T up suction currents which ~
move any bactseia ot foreign par.
ticies from the mouth Ia from ilftcen
" thirty miRuteA These su-sicu; cur.
reuts carry; the hactefia uniforsuly to-
ward the rear nf the mouth. without
any IateTAt or forwnr& slissesnlnatiou;
and pass them On without Iodslng on
the tonsils Of the wallis Of the
pharynx.-Popular Mechanics llusn.
zine. 4.
Phillips County herald., 1922-11-16
Buildings Of Old nom,.

LnhrlnnI, The archcologist, has
shown that In the Rome of the cacsars
trouble wns experienced with Ligh
buildings, A lnY va. passed restrict.
Ing the height Of frunis 10 sixty fec,.
in order TO cvndc II. builders adopted
the prnciicc OF carrying up the rsur
portions several stories more. Other
laws bearing on the height of the
buildings were passed In ear:y times.
There WAS n tendency 10 diminish the
height of stories NJ tine buildings IN.
crcnscd In sire. and height Of i3O
feet was probably attained. Il IL be.
'levsd that the ceilings were 10 low
man could not stand upright u the
rooms.
Phillips County herald., 1922-11-16
Explanation o. Dreams,

Numerous forms Of fever are an
nounced by dreams Of an uncommonly
terrifying character: while In cases Of
severe neuralgia and rheumatic affec-
tlons, disturbed dreams are occasional.
ly found to be forerunners Of an at
tack.
Indigestion gives rise to very morbid
dreams. into which weeping, sorrow.
deaths, funerals, suffocation. and
strange animals enter.
All these things are due 10 the
curious effect which the mind has over
the body during periods OF sleep, for
dreaming Is very natural thing. and
those who never dream at all are said
to be mentally afflicted
Phillips County herald., 1922-11-16
ro secure Clouds on Negative.

If
Amateur photographers are delight
ed to And, sometimes. that they have
natural clouds upon their negatives,
and they imagine that these have oc-
CURED by lucky chance. Really the
result is proof that they have made
correct exposure.
In order to secure clouds on the
negative. it is necessary to remember
an old rule-xsExpose for the shadows.
and the high-iights will take care of
themselves" In other words, one must
look for the darkest part Of the pic.
turc. aud give that part sufficient ex-
posure. Usually. clouds are lost be
cause the sky. being bright. is much
more exposed than other parts Of the
picture. On development the image
becomes dense there before the dark
er parts are strong enough. Hence
the sky will not print.
Phillips County herald., 1922-11-16
pusLtc rnvsree.. sALE

.WHEREAs. Glen H. Scott and Wrcatha
May Scott Shgsban9 wife) who adj
and recorded March 23rd. 1920 in the
office OF the Clerk and Recorder or PHIL
y: Gcsps az resS SScssa nid Il HSok ,oi a.
veyed to the Public Trustee Of said coun-
" the following land In said County, to-
VT VT 1T ThS as9S S9Sth Hall az. q the South Half
Of the NortkSwest Suaftes anti and the : South South
Half OF the Norti,east Quarter q Section
Forty y.three as Welt Of Il the Sixth rie frine
cipal Meridian containing Three Hun
dred Twenty (320) acres more or less In
cipsi note nc d' 81 even ZEN date G with = SAID aid frust
Of Peters Trust Company. May 1st 1925
date at the rate of six per cent, per an
mum payable Semi annually. and evil
denced by ten interest coupons for .$54.oo
Of hs FsseS TcS a.
Nebr.. in lawful money Of the United
States ssatss with eSshanFs s.. oE New York CITY;
nSss S SuRcps 3 per sa osn
prncipa rh r Or ihtsres Or any part thsreof z.
BY AS ws;s sa srsnoss Dan n .aa <sst pes
conditions Imposed upon, them BY the
terms OF daio TruSt l{eeQ IN this. to wit.
That said grnntors have failed to pay
or any part of principal Of said note.
And Whereas, The legal holder of the
said principal note when due and have
failed to pay the semi.annual interest
due on eaid principal note on November
1. 1921: May 1. 1922 & November l. 1892.
Nor have they paid the 1890 4 1921 taxes.
as sa With f ssd no.ss aass
and demand In writins declaring said de-
fMrlt and elecAlng tq declare the whole
ss e aG e e0s ds. ann
land land under & said 'isr, trust De~d. M " '''
Now rhstssore. Public Notice IL hereby
given that. pursuant. 10 said notice. elec-
ton, and demand apd under and by vir-
the OF the authority vested In me by said
Trust Deed and the law. l. T, H. Ifnr-
greaves. Public, Trustee Of said Phillips
County. will self the above described land
for cash. at public auction. to the highest
bidder at the west front doorx Of the
County Court House. Holyoke. Colorado.
In the County of Phillips and State d
Colorado. on Saturday the 9Th day oi
December A. n. 1922. at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon for the purpose Of paving SAID
note. interest to date Of sale and the ex.
penses Of this SALE and VIII give to the
purchaser thereof = certlflcate OF pur-
chase therefor a. provided by Law
Dated November eth. 1922.
- /. T. II. HARrsREAvES
Public Trustee Of Phillips County. Colo
tFirst prb Nov. ~
Last pub. Dec. u
Phillips County herald., 1922-11-16
BUSINESS AND SOCIAL ASSET
Pleasant Laugh, Which Can Usually
es Cultivated, Well Worth Treubls
Of Acquiring Il.

You can cultivate a pleasant. con-
tagious and spontaneous laugh just as
well as you can cultivate a good speak
ing voice. But you must work for It.
No doubt you hold an opinion Of
every one else's laugh but your own
and unless you have q frank and an
slytical friend or famously pleasant
laugh. you may never have stopped to
consider how your voice sounds In
laughter. And yet it's part Of your per
sonality and you ought to know and
care.
A young business man who laughed
spontaneously and heartily and con-
tagiously confessed that he had culti-
waited 1t.
''rve learned to laugh." declared.
"Once upon a time didn't laugh
easily, but l found many situations re-
lieved by 4 good laugh at the right
moment. find 1t mighty helpful
business and social asset. And ut the
same time the mere act Of laughing
has made me more optimistic. So 1t
works we'll all around"
"Give grin at yourself In the mir
ror and see what other folks see when
you smile or laugh. II 1t isn't an ideal
picture, consider what you can do to
Improve It.
First Of all. you can of course. keep
the teeth absolutely clean. They
ought to be brushed night and morn
Ing. Then they can be Strengthened
md filled and generally fixed up by
the dentist. Yes. there will be dentists
bills, but you will be investing In a
good-looking smile. You buy hats and
wells and face powder TO improve your
appearance. so why not buy a good
looking smile."-Rhoda Vale, In De
signer.
Phillips County herald., 1922-11-16
s4sslsr's sALs

BY VIRTUE OF a certain Writ Of |.
tachment issued out Of this Cir. : Oh,
of the ccuntyNc9S..ss % PhiIlips courI
sna, STATE Of colorado. and TO me dircc,1
whereby I am cmnsandesl TO make !
sum OF Two Hundred Ftfty-sevrn q
ss-io0 tSss7.sO. Dollars and costs OF 81
the amount Of certain Judgment 4
Gently obtalned sEalnat 9: X. WATs1
COMPANY . Corporation. out of !,
lands. teneinesits. goods and chattels
the said q. r. Natson. I have levied 4
the following property. to-wlt:
a two thirds Interest In and to ee acr1
more or less Of growing corn now s,an|
Ing In field upon the southeast quaf4
OF section 2, Twnship Z North. Ranl
- West Of the 9Th p. 81. Phillips Coz
~. Colorado.
THEgEFORE. according TO said Cd
inand. shall expose for sale. at PusI
Auction. all the right. title and intcrS
of the above NAMED s. ". Watson In
10 the above described property. on n
day. the lsth day OF Noyeinbsr. 1921
ten O'Clock A.. ~. NJ the WsFt fsori n
Of the Court Houre. In iIolyoke. fiii
County. Colorado.
Dated ut Hoiyoke this sth day Of
vcnlber. 1922.
Ell W, JANE;
Sheriff of Phillips roui
II. l.. GAiiNAN,
Phillips County herald., 1922-11-16
Atmospheric ehsnomsnen.

A singular atmospheric phcnom enon
recently noted along the western
coast OF South Amcricn. Is a banx or
band OF cloud extending for 1000
miles. from Ecuador 20 the ccntcs Of
Chill. nn6 following the trend Of tho
coast range Of hills. The cloud band
is between 10 and 20 miles broad. Heats
Mt nr elevation between 20U and
5000 feet. and has vertical thickness
Of not less than 1900 feet.
This curious phenomenon IL as.
crlbed ia tho prevalence OF cool south.
erly and soulhwcsterly winds blow.
ing obliqnely along shore. ana having
their moisture condensed by the coast
hill range just sufficiently to produce
clouds without rain.
Phillips County herald., 1922-11-16
eoIIlnu PeIn,s Of Metals.

For long time the boiling points OF
metals were not very accurately M.
crriulned. Not 10 long ngo Green.
wood undertook new Investigation
of the subject pnd he gives the follow.
iiE fcsuils for certain wcll.known
metals:
Aluminium. 1900 degrees cent?.
grade; copper. 2.3i0 degrees cent?.
rrnde: Iron. 2.i5O degrees centirrndc I:
aud TN. 2,27O degrees ccntigrndc.
Phillips County herald., 1922-11-16
Wets IA Maeasaseae cempsIsesy.

Work In Madagascar Compulsory.
All Idle persons In Madagascar must
work or pay tax for the privilege Of
living m uhproductive life. Az the
end Of the waf released Thousands Of
native troops. the colonial government
has decided that something must be
done to check ldleness. especially as
there Is plenty Of work for all comers.
A decree just published insists that
every European sound Of limb must
work at least 30 days year up 10
the nge Of fifty. but natives are not
compelled to work more than $50 days
OF course. anyone with a ,pfiyntselgp'
raanesHsa >Lssunnspxt4 ~ that viii
cost 25 francs per diem for leisure.
All "olsIf' taxes will be used to buy
agricultural machinery and tools for
the development Of the islands re.
sources. The aged and crippled will
receive a small salary 10 seek out
evnders Of the new regulation. "Oisifs"
are the equivalent In French for
'ioungc lizards"
Phillips County herald., 1922-11-16
HAS BIG LEAD IN VOLCANOES
United States Can ~eeast" % Mere
Than a Quarter Of rhoee
Known 70 oe Aetivo.

Uncle Sam owns more than q quar-
ter Of the active volcanoes Of the
world, the report that two more have
been horn In Alaska making the grand
total 106.
There are "a smoking peaks in
Alaska and the Aleutlan islands and
many more In western United States.
Hawaii and the Philippines. It Is
likely. however. II many Of the so
called vents Of the Mount Katmai
region OF Alaska would be classed ~
volcanoes this country could boast Of
the majority Of the old earth's skin
troubles -an .unenvlable record.
There are at active volcanoes on
the globe thnt have been located to
date. 70 sl-f
There are numerous pe6lRs in the
Philippine islands not sulllcisatly we'll
known TO establish whethee theys efc
fvolcannesl orssnA0lse nots, ~ sents. In
AlasiA there are hundreds Of vents
from which constantly issue steam and
SMOKE but which are not called vol.
c9nOeS, 'C.s-.r >,-fs,s. - ,.1.ta
st'x IN eccssienaI. volcano hursts forth
from the sea near the Aleuttua ialandz
but fihaiiy succunibs to the food of sen
watee
Phillips County herald., 1922-11-16
oIamends Terrlse,y,e ocIy A,sss.

Diamonds Tsseitssy's Only Assst.
The territory khown before the war
~ German Southwest Africa Is OF lit.
tie value TO the British. WHO have &C.
quired II. inasuuch as Il u mostly des.
ert. II doex however. produce many
dlamonds. which are picked up In the
sands along the coast.
The desert diamonds hnye eriIccntiy
been distuSbed-hy w6tef and wind. and
'lpuueeeAs were brought from q not.
distant source BY ancient and van.
lshed rivers: Presumably they were
Originally derived frolh- vclcsnlc
'pIpes." like those which produce dln.
monds In the Kimberly field OF South
Africa. Experts are Inclined to think
that all Of them came from 0 single
pipe. because they nre 80 much alike
In quality. appearance and crystallixa-
iion. In the Kimberly field the dia.
monds from no two pipes are alike.
Accordingly. nm anxious senrch IL be.
Ing made for the source of the stones
Pipes. number Of them. have been
found. but, alns' none OF them con.
tains any diamonds.
Phillips County herald., 1922-11-16
SAW WITH PROPHETIC VISION
Toronto Mans Remarkable nfsdie-
zion Of Wireless Telephony Made
Many Ysars Ago.

A remarkable Imaginative predic.
tlon 0f wireless telephony was made
by Grant Balfour ~. N. Grant) of To
ronto In a tiiologue. which appeared
In an English magazine In 1850. and
was afterward reproduced In a pam
phlet entitled .'Bahrak- Kohl" two
Hebrew words. meaning the voice Of
the lightning. The characters Of this
little treatise were represented as In
the nelghhorhood Of the Jordan.
1.-THE prophet now took from his CIR
dle." says the narrative, "a small In
strument resembling trumpet for the
deaf. Coming down to Mohammed. he
asked him to turn his right side To-
ward the southland, to put the broad
end Of the instrument to his right ear.
The prophet then inquired where his
homie was.
"'My home, replied Mo!iammed. 'is
in the extreme south Of Arabia, 1.4OO
miles away
"T.lsten now said the prophet (:
'dost thou hear the sound OF wavesf'
" do." replied the sheils. where
may they be?'
"'These waves. answered the proph-
ct. are the waves Of the Indian
ocean breaking upon the Arabian
shOre.'s
Further describing the instrument.
the prophet said: "The thing before
thee is but a rude pattern in part Of
the coming needed device Of man. No
such device Is required by prophet
Of the Lord to entrust the lightning
with message. The prophet speaks,
nay. he needs but to will. and It ID
done."-Toronto Globe.
Phillips County herald., 1922-11-16
Lonsx Real pIseeverer.

Francisco Lopez, the discoverer of
gold in California. died in poverty,
and the place Of his burial is un-
known. Marshall who accidentally
discovered gold in the mil race at
Suffers Ford six years afterward. was
given $4,000 a year by the state and
monument OF brass was erected to
his memory. Sutter. who had nothing
to do with the discovery. and did not
own the land upon which his mill
stood, also was given pension. Lopez
Immediately reported his discovery to
his employers. Sutter and Marshall
kept the discovery a secret until they
had taken possession Of large tracts
Of land. for which they gave the In.
dians almost nothing. Both Sutter