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The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-09-14
(Sept. z, IA, FL, %, 1923)
STATE OF MICHIGAN

The Probate Court for the County
of Baraga.
At a session of said Court, held at
the Probate Office in the Village OF
L'Anse in said County, en- the 9th day
of September A. d. 1928.
Present: Hon. Joseph j. O'Connor.
Judge of Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate OF An
drew Magnusson, Deceased.
Harold M. Hansen having filed in
said court his petition praying that
the administration of said estate be
granted to himself or some other
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their parents for the summer.
ATTENTION

Notice is hereby given that the
Baraga Review No. 73 Of the Wo-
mans Benefit Association Of the Mac
cabees will give their annual mas
querade ball at the Star of Wasa hall
in Baraga on Thursday evening, Oc-
tober 4th. The L'Anse and Pequam-
ing Reviews are cordially invited to
attend. 1t will be public affair but
for women only. Please bring your
lunch basket. Coffee will be served
at the hall.
By order of Committee.
9-14-21 28-advertisement.
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ed for the examination and adjust
ment of all claims and demands
against said deceased, and that notice
thereof be given by publication once
each week, for three successive weeks
previous to said day of hearing, in
the L'Anse Sentinel, a newspaper
printed and circulated in said County.
JOSEPH J. O'CONNOR,
(Seal) Judge Of Probate.
A true copy.
Amelia McKindles,
Register of Probate.
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FOR SALE-Pedigreed Chester
White pigs, also the plain bred.
Good big thrifty fellows from IL
weeks up. Priced right. If you
are in the market, drive in and
look them over.-Homewood Farm.
q. NORM & Son, L'Anse. 8-31-4
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FOR SALE at snap, 47h acres of
good land, part Of the old Stark
farm on the Federal aided road.
Nine acres under cultivation, with
small orchard and good water. The
opportunity Of a lifetime. Will be
sold reasonable, on terms. Apply
to Sentinel. 8-10-f
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HOMES-Build on your lot now. 4
room house $500, $55 down, SIS
per month. Six room house, $3.50,
$40 down, $50 per month.-Lock
Box $40, L'Anse. IL
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NOTICE

Applicants for citizenship desiring
to become naturalized at the January
1924 term of Court should have their
petitions filed on or before October
Is, 1928.
{ O Homer j. Pennock,
Clerk of the Court.
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Mrs. Jacob Oberlin and two chill
dren and Octave Sicotte, Jr., left Sun
day for Flint, after visiting with
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FOR SALE-Large base burner, II
inch fire pot, in first class condi-
tion. Also one small heater, burns
wood or eoal.-Mrs. C. L. Shea,
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WANTED can now take care of
four more steady boarders. Rooms
and meals. - George Degagne,
LAnse, Mich. 9-14-2
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FOR SALE-A bargain on 60 acres
Of standing timothy hay.-L'Anse
Garage Co., L'Anse, Mich. 7-13-f
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FOR SALE-50 tons Of hay, will be
sold reasonable.-LAnse Garage,
L'Anse, Mich. 9-7tf
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road between o. Sicotte's
residence and Huron Bay, blue
sweater, white stripes around body
and sleeves. Finder kindly return
for reward.-O. Sicotte, Jr., L'Anse,
Mich. eff
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CLASSIFIED

FOR SALE-Two story house. Will
also trade for good farm. For in
formation inquire of Henry Kas-
per, Collins St., L'Anse, Mich.97-3
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-02-23
North Arkansas News

Tick eradication will be resumed
in White county this year. There
are 40 vais IN the county and 9TH
ers will be constructed This work
has stood stlll for two years on &C.
count of opposition.
A novels on foot 10 build a
bridge across White river at New
port II Is estimated that bridge
there will cost $3.50. coo.
A drainage district has been form
ed IN Cross county by which 40, 600
acres of 6ne farming land will be
drained Dtobes totaling So miles
will be dug and the water will hLd
an outlet In Ia Angualla river.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-02-23
A \. Hos,e-. a farmer near Even

A s. Hoste-, q farmer near Even
ing Shade, is finding dairying pro
htable industry He is milking nine
COWS and besides furnishing his fam
lly with milk and butter, Is ship
Plug 800 worth of cream every
month.
A berry and truck growers asso
citation has been organized at Jones
boro. Plants are being arranged
for and plans for marketing are be-
ing considered.
The Wilson Mercantile Co., oI
Imboden has purchased the Cos
farm near that towa Tor a consider
alton Of $1,000. The farm Is sit,
ate on Spring river and contain
100 acres.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-02-23

Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Dawes, high
ly resp, oled people living neat
Tuskerman, both dled r6osndy OF
pnenmouIa, as did also l9-leaT
old son Of the family. Several
smaller children were left to the
care of relatives.
Forty years ago Independence and
Stone counties were represented 10
The state senate by Ben f William.
son of Mountain View, and today
those counties are represented in The
senate by bis son, Ben Williamson
of the same town.
What IS believed TO be 8 state rec
ord was make by prohIbluon fliceri
working out of Cotter recently when
thirteen stills were captured within
a week. The stills which ranged
IN size from 40 TO 100 gallons
were captured in the Baxter county
mountain district.
Aurora Lodge No. 493 f. 81 A
~, the Royal Arch Mssous and
the newly osganiEed order DE Mo
lays at Walnut Ridge are planning
on the erection of Masonic home
IN that city A committee has been
appointed to look into the matter OF
obtaining a building site and the
soliciting of funds.
Bill Msyhue, aged 10, of near
Bradford, has been sentenced 10 die
in the electric chair for the murder
of his uncle about two months ago.
Robbery was the motive for the
crime, it developing that the mur.
derer secured about $s from bis vic
tim.
W. W. Bristow, merchant of Ash
Flat, owns a tam of horses that are
each 80 years of age and are worked
daily to wagon hauling produce
and freight aud are still considered
one of the best teams IN the country
II. r Bowers has sold the mercan
tile business that he has operated
for several years at Imboden 10 w.
q. jarrett.
An item in the daily papers stat 6
that the resignation of Elmer Jen-
nings as marshal at Mammoth Spring
has been requested bv the Ku Klux
Klan on the allegation that the Off
cial is inefficient. The marshal IN
formed the mayor that he would
not quit his Office under Ere.
K. A Matheny, deputy sheriff
from Corning, was arrested at Hox.
ie one day lately on charges of trans
porting liquor, carrying pistol snC
disturbing the peace. He pleaded
gu lty TO the three charges and wal
fined a total Of Sl55 and costs
J which be paid.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-02-23
MIDDLE BUSTERS

Cy Adams says: An l know
about certain individual Is that
his sense Of bumor Is insenHble.
and that's enough for me.
IL Isn't too late to plan to plant
more feed crops this year and put a
little more fort IN raising a few
hogs instead Of spending the entne
year IN raising few bales OF cotton
Here's another point-Il the har-
ness or machinery need repairing
you will save time by doing it now
instead of waiting until planting
season.
Just btcluse you happen to be.
long to cooperative marketing as
soclation don't expect it to accomp
lish everything for you. Fiist Of
all good product must be raised II
a good price is TO be expected for
il.
Seed bought from outside the
state may look good but the I'M.
portant item TO take into consider
alton is whether or not they will
produce good crops under Arkansas
conditions.
Clovers make excellent feed
whether used as pasture, hay or
soiling crops. Because OF the high
protein content they are valuable
for growing animals and are a good
supplement to corn.
The successful dslrYman is the
man who knows how to feed intel
ligently and who applies that knowl-
edge only to the COWS that can re-
turn profit.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-02-23

The members of the Christian
church at Calico Rock will begin at
once the erection Of new church
building to take The place of the one
recently burned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-18

lift
Down in Fort Bragg. Cal. a
man has bet himself on if--and
Loaf.
For 30 years. J. Il, Weller was
n trusted financier and respected
citizen. Devote 30 years--eay
from 20 to 50 ycars OF age-to
one ohjec, and you've given Tho
best Of your ;lfc 20 your purpose.
The first 20 years are fun OF ig.
uorance. Tho period after the
ago OF s. years Is fun Of unerr.
talntics, trials. and. often. dis.
appointments. Few rise very
high. In a material sense, aiaSI-
ing AZ so. In the period between
20 and 30 there are tho snsrgy.
aspirations and endurance Of
youth and the fresh delights Of
successful endcavor. and u man
In AZ his best.
After 30 years OF hard work
and honest effor, to rise. Weller
took $4,000 from tho bank OF
which he was the cashier and bet
Il and all he was. lie would be-
como wealthy and return the
money TO the bank. II the spceu.
latlons In which he engaged sue.
ceeded.
II Is not new story. this bet
ting reputation. home. friends.
freedom on n. but Il has a great
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-18
WHAT HAPPENED WHEN TYPHOON STRUCK

A GREAT typhoon. the forcrunner
~ OF tie Japanese earthquake. sefi.
oualy damaged shipping IN tho port
OF Iiongkoug. china, according 10
an officer or tho Admiral Oriental
liner President Jefferson, the first
shin 20 arrive from the disaster
strlckea area.
Ships In tho Chinese port were
left high aud dry. others were sunk
and others severely damaged by
tho typhoon. said 20 have been tho
greatest eevcr recorded off tho
Anlatia coast
Photographic evidence Of tho dam
ago In China. tho first 90 be dis
played here. has been brought
back by sailors and passengers OF
tho great relief ship.
one ship IL shown sunk In Hong
kong harbor. with only the stacks
visible Another Is stranded high
and dry on the rocks, The Cana.
dian Pacific liner Empress OF Aus
tralia was In Hongkons at the time
and altho Well protected in ia
berth. suffered some damage.
Tho President jefferson Just
-kirtsd the ,yphoon az Hongkong
A. Shanghai, the other Chinese port
81 call. the President Jefferson mot
tho typhoon and was forced against
the bank al the river entering the
harbor but pulled Off with It'll,
difficulty.
As this was three days before ,h'
earthquake. tho big liner was pro
cccdlng on It's regular schedule.
n was when the ship WIS JUS
ready 10 leave Kobe, Japan. tina
firsi news OF tho earthquake wal
I received by radio. Tho run from
/ Kobe 10 Yokohama il abou, 20I
miles. but the ship stopped a
shlmldEu. 10 miles from Yokohama
and picked up 200 Japanese rcf
ugoos who had fed the damages
town. She then Hot out for Yoke
hama 10 assist In the rescue work
The refugees that had been pickle,
up were transferred 20 n Jnpanen'
liner In Yokohama hhrbor and NOR
! u tho stricken people were rescued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-18
TTRIEDA'S
Il OLLIES

We were playing kiah.Jongg,
A man I detestod Was winning
atrociouBly
II u a pleasure 20 loso to some
people.
llo was not one OF them.
Iie was the kind 10 break up a
gnmo
When HE wnh ahead.
! never know him 10 stop loser
Before daylight.
The Chinese and must have
something
In common" be said. preparatory
20 stopping.
A big winner.
Yes" / responded with a signin,
cant look
~ the clock and his pllei
"A streak OF yellow"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-18
SCIENCE
Eels Climb Falls.
Microbe Population.
Beaver Instinct.
800 Hunters.

American Museum OF Natural His
tody has a photograph showing near
ly a score Of cells climbing q vertical
ledge to get UP the Columbia river a,
The Dalies, Ore. Chung to rocks with
their sucking mouths and worked
steadily upward by sidelons mo
tons OF their heads.
Scientists estimate that the human
body contains a billion times NJ
many microbes an there arc people
on the face Of the earth.
Colony OF beavers has lived near
Avlgnon, France. for 900 years, dur
ing which time generation after gen
Grafton made their homes out OF
mud on the banks OF the Rhoue,
there being no trees for the purpose
during all those centuries. Recent.
~ Polish nobleman bought the
colony and moved them to his tim
bercd estate. They at once began
cutting down trees with their teeth
and building dams and houses OF the
logs and limbs. just as their forcfa'
theirs did more than 400 years ago.
That's instinct.
The United states biological sur.
vey has nearly 900 men who have
nothing 70 do to earn their salaries
but hunt. Last year their bag OF
yarmints included 77.o00 coyotes,
2.S27 bobcats and 6s7 wolves.
Atomozes, the substances in the
white OF a hens egg. are precise
ly the same elements and In the
same quantities as the atoms In q
rattlesnakes venom. Explanation IL
that nature has placed the atoms
differently.
Rabbits are great travellers. Enos
Mills found them on top Of 1900.
foot peaks OF the Continental Divide.
TO make that long. steep climb.
B'rer Rabbit had to overcome a
hundred dangers from prowling en-.
emlea OF many kinds. Only n cap1.
bic, skillful. four.logged paoifist OF
his size could have gotten thru the
barrage Of claws and talons.
Herb Quick asks what's dozen
antelopes compared with one dairy
COW; the old utility argument
against preserving interesting
things. But cows can't live on
rocky mountain sides. or on semi.
desert lands. or in our national for.
ests. or in useless marsh areas.
while the Wild things can. Pre-.
served, they are a wonderful pleas.
ure 10 millions OF people who can
escape to the great outdoors. and
that Is pretty nearly as profltabls as
! milk and beef.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-18
HAZE You Ordered Your Knockers ?

Fashion having decreed that men knckers this
fall and winter of Anxious Readers writes in:
what Seattle dudes going to do about
knckers?"
Now what are dudes, anyhow? Time when a
fellow could pick dude out by his iaunty hat, his cats
mustache his pretty suit and the color of his socks.
Those happy days past Not long since the writer
tried to pry dude forward in crowded street
From we-groomed eyebrows to delicate patent feathers
the fellows atmosphere and personnel dude In fact
he plaserer. biceps Is inches chest expansion
inches elbows pointed cast ron and he didn't pry worth
a cent.
Very likely there will be quite general submission to
this decree of fashion. The fellow with the pretty
leg will want to show much of it possible, and the
other fellows will be in it. with legs that mate not just
as the of other persons than gents Possibly, the
hefapper will arrive with pink knckers, pink eggngs
and pink shoes In the matter of following fashion de-
crees to the extreme, the male is usually just about
big fool the female and it will not be lawful TO shoot
the he-flapper, either.
Republicans celebrating the first anniversary Of the Fordney
any in history win be
Specializing who did the producing"
prince cards has been kicked out Of
Probably Auoni viii nothing about IT, however since
France is fighting country.
the boil weevn South OF
course against this scheme maek
cruelty.
make wise owl but owls have
during the day.
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fllehings 20 the bank and those
who trusted him have been no
wiser. But he would always have
known that he was a thief. and
the fellow who does not stand
straight and true with himself
II 10 be deeply pltled. when this
mighty II rises In the matter OF
stealing another's property or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-18
Chinaman's Idea Sound

The Chinese before the white began selling rifles
to them, used to by wearing false faces and
making frghtful racket especially with brass gongs to
scare their enemies in battle
But maybe the Chinese knew what they doing
after ALL Professor A. NJ. Low English scientist, pre-
diets that noises will play important part in future
warfare.
Noise" says Low has very curious effect human
beings. The civilized they become the more noise
affects them Lots of people in the last were sent
into serious condition by the nerve-rackng effect of
noise imagine the aggressive of selected noises
to undermine the morale of population ard the develop
ment of all sorts of anti-noise devices"
scientist that will be by
earthquake left entirely
booeggers.
real trouble with all
minded
While silence Is good substitute for brains
for
This is the the school thinks knowledge
gerous thing
An editor calls President Cal "the
sbIy that Cal Is a safety
The German mark longer basis jokes joke
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-18
Betting on a Big off"

But there IL one instance In
which IL does not compromise.
qualify or eaulvocate. IN which
Il holds but one thing -DEORA.
DATIoNl YOUNG man. II IN when
you first yield 20 the temptation
20 take that which IL anothsr'B.
for any purpose. with whatever
excuse. "If' n then certainty.
the certainty Of reimbursement
Weller might have speculaisd
successfully and returned his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-18
BY R. F. PAINE

lesson for all youths o. 20 who
have 30 years 10 put into some
thing worth while.
In all tho dictionary you1l find
no greater word than this little
"Il"
In II arc honor or disgrace.
health or inyalldism. love or
hatred. ai,ruism or mean selfish.
ness. sorrow or happiness. gain
or loss, failure or sncocoA he'll on
earth or heaven.
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Al Perfect Food
i'm biscuit form

That's Shredded Wheat. The whole
wheat grain contains the exact proper
ton OF proteins carbohydrates, and min
eral salts needed for building and sustain
ing the human body. In our shredding
process all these vital elements are re.
tained-including the bran which is so
necessary 10 keep the intestinal trad
healthy and clean.
And remember Shredded Wheat is
easily digested. 1t is the ideal food-and
most economical Two biscuits make
satisfying meal
Shredded Hyhes Is 1909 whole wheat,
rrady-oooked and ready-to-eat- A per-
feet, delicious food for any meal Of tho
dry. Serve il simply with milk or cream,
or topped with berries or fruits. Con-
tains all the bran you need to stirnriatp
bowel movement. II is sait-frec and I'M
sveetened-you season It to your taste.
Tnsenit Is the Shredded Wheat Crsckrr
"a real whole-wheat toast. Try Il with
butter, soft cheese or marrnalades.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-18
The Bad, Bad Income Tax

With considerable regularity are getting large doses
of propaganda in favor of killing the income tax and sub
shutting sales tax 1t is coming in the form of
expose of tax dodgers, de luxe.
This is interesting, not propaganda, but expose
of the hypocrisy of the eminent and wealthy gentlemen
who constantly and publicly shedding tears the
widespread lack of respect for law snd who boast of
their law evasions
1t is difficult to follow their argument II is insisted
the income tax law permits the wealthy to dodge their
taxes They dodge their taxes it is argued because
one enjoys lodging tax. And yet these wealthy
gentlemen cry out to kill the law If accept all this,
we would have to believe the wealthy tax dodgers do not
enjoy their enjoyments They would haye believe they
want sales tax because they will be unable TO dodge
sales tax
What is really behind all the concern over the income
tax law? Well it is possible that some day the income
tax law will be amended to provide for such publicity as
will permit efficient tax collector ndct convict and
punish the tax dodgers. That is actually possible.
There is another One of the preferred meth
DDS of tax lodging is the stock dividend The rich evade
paving millions thru stock dividends. Eventually. how
when the dividend grabbers dispose of their stock
they will have to pay taxes It. 1t is possible they may
have to pay than if they had not resorted to
the dividends These facts have only become well known
in the last year And in the last year. the propaganda to
kill the income tax has been unceasing
movie for being
absolute person." packed with The
what dssoute movie actor looks Hike to
avoid observing That's But what
piled by guessing the taxeolector at
Atty Daugherty the
from
chasing the wen have prohibition anyhow.
Maguus says radical when he
gets Washington" Would that all senators like him In
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rights, il Is trap. baited with
debasement and misery. for the
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catching and destruction Of char.
acter. every Time.
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x LETTER FROM
AVRiDGE MANN

New Audorum-with apologies 10 Avrdge Mann"-head
pose.yerse "BroadWay Whlna Broadway
High Schools newspaper.
Dear Whitsi
beg don't apoo0iSethere INT any need; count v qe
dandy Vonte handed indced For I'm common @I
stm and ohen took squlnt 70 really gave quite turn 70
Ia print
And after Ind u head began 70 sneHj D
proud and ioftD air. World icch ieH udt Hd
conquered Fame and bound her heetn0 Dbor no~ az uS'
ia seen appear IN BroadoaV WhiHsl
enf 70 oork and me Id iofD opdVaot 0roctea.
Nth naughty fcioos too For they ere 1hst
maj Fame md aerer nete WhS had nercr
5dld oord about their
But bafs the often NTH other foHs as nsti i-
~ brecse Of fortune begin 10 sven "he my
body north cent H BIT Of luck. and ealHD 90 ms "aV
intent on harder bnckI
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a radical wi" when he
Would like him In
that respect.
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the people voice in the says an Eastern
pride OF unsuld columns
voice is saying
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Atty Daughery informs Calvin that the to
chasing the wen have prohibition anyhow.
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Not One Killed Yet

This struck us funny. Cardinal Faulhaber of Ger
many visited America. He writes of his impressions in
Vienna newspaper: Among German immigrants the
Bavarans have suffered most from prohibition but up
to date not one of them has died from it."
That is too good to spoil by editorial comment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-18

An Italian prince caught cheating cards has been Xxi
France Probably Mussolin will nothing about It, no
France Is a fighting country.
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to the sea In ships that business great
the Of the Lord and His deep-Ps
.=l.a1
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At Angeles trying Glass actor for being
absolute and the courtroom packed with The
dissonte looks Hike TO
avoid observing such the That's But what we've
piled guessing the taxcollector
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Republicans celebrating anniversary the Fordne
"he producer
any history" Old Consumer win be
gin specializing OF VIII the producing"
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wonders Of the world lying slug
Hncare.
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Staying up night may owl but owls have
no during the day.
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tried the boil weev down South Of
course against boil but this scheme mak Of