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Newspaper Page TextV'tOdON. 'I. U-W :: ,i . rHE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, PlUGON pAcmvocm MONMY, VhX IS, II ! I 3 ' " -i UiTi C4 0,1 i 1 . I' A- It' e B V I i j $titi The Evening Herald U. I. MDRRil PHBD ROTJLbI CMt tetter Pabllihed dally, except Sunday, by Tfea Herald Publishing Company ol CUmath rails, at HE Fourth 8trt. stored at the postofflee at Klam ath FalU. Ore., for transmission thru tie tnatla aa second-class mattor. MONBY. JULY 12, I02O T CALIFORNIA NEWS P FAIRFlfcLD. July 11. For the w)nnlnK the girl he loves. Tho maB second time, when tho Hoard of Sup-,tcry 0. tnc r Dy mcn nd women of rrtsora met hero Tuesday, no bldsi, nerve and histrionic skill has vera submitted for Vallejo'a f 500.- 100 lunx of SU per cent illgn School and Grammar Schools bonds The bond buyers are believed to con alder the Interest too low, REDDING. July i:. W. A. Moore, manager of the local office of the California State Automobile AssocUi(n lnc sf hemes of the air pirates, tlon. has received word from San" throngh his attempt to sccuro his Francisco headquarters advising him Criox Ao c.ucrre. which ho has sent the northern district for the second !, hls.swcetboart. but which falls In time has won high honors for tl tn lh. hands of the leader of the aew membership quota. TRUCKEE. July 12. The old Kx celslon Mine at Meadow Lake Is to be reopened, according to R. H. Long of Ban Francisco, who says a stamp Sill and a cyanide plant for refllnlng the quarts will be built. CORNIN'G. July II. Hoardwell and Zimmerman, contractors of Cal Istoga, have started work on the big bridge over Thomas Creek, three Miles north of this city, on the state highway. SANTA ROSA. July 12. Luther Burbank Wednesday was able to be out In the sunshine amid his owers and plants In bis gardens here for tbe first time since his recent Indis position. SAN JOSE. July 12. Earl D. Ev aas, 18 years old. drove a pick today tato an nnexploded charge of djma mite la an abandoned shaft of the Oaadalupe quicksilver mine, 14 sailea from here, and .was Instantly killed by the ejploslon that followed. WOODLAND,-Ju)y 12. News baa beea' received from Winter of the death of William C. Cannedy, a large earner and stock raiser of that sec Uoa, at the age of 48 years. QUINCT, July 12. A cloud burst 1b the mountains above Nelson Point a few diys ago caused the river to raise to such height as to wash away all dams, sluice boxes and prcpara- Uons being made at the mouth offduction .shows II rooks Nelson Creek for mining the dcephhe.'moat famous gentleman's gamb- holes at the Junction of Nelson with the Middle Fork. GRASS VALLEY, July 12. Prep arations for travel claims starting work In the, of the Placer Lead Gold Mines between North Hloom fleld and Snow Polnt.are nearly com plete. Materials nre?"ribw being as sembled and pipes .laid to bring In water. HARRISON GULCH, July 12. While loading a pistol here last Sun- day Alva Tracy of Red IHult. ranger In charge at this place, accidentally shot himself In tbe big too of the left foot. Tbe bone was badly shattered. A Classified Ad will sell It. LIBERTY THEATRE ' THE PICK OP THE PICTCRE8 AND A NEW C)K EVERT DAV H- W- POOLE. Owner IIAIIRY IKJHKL. Musical Dire, tor TONIGHT .,., . F o Peters irk "YOU NEVET. KNOW YOUR LUCK" from the stc Ijy Sir Gilbert Parker TUESDAY That Dare-Devil of the Skies Lieutenant O rmer L. Locklear, in . , "THE GREAT AIR ROBBERY" TJiN Ih witliout doubt one 'f lin most Ihrllllns; picture ever made , . tho real r Ivi not fake stuff NOTKJ i t Person,,y """it frunKly bis work in the air ..i-iomarkable. 4 J4)e"V ,Jr? ' MJUIUVM JiWWV.aUa;' ntwummim j AT THE THEATERS j Playgoers who believe (hat the limit haa been reached In photoplay reallim arc due for an awakonlnic when they witness "The Orcat Air nobbcry." the wonderful Universal feature starring Lieutenant O. 1.. locklear, who changes from plane to piano In md-alr. which will be shown at the Liberty Theatre to morrow, Tho story of "The Orcat Air Hob bery" l not only up-to-lhe-mlnute, but a few years In advance for It concerns Larry Cassldy, crack pilot of tho American trans-continental mall service, and his fearless, dare dovll feats In bringing to an end the lAinlnlts of a band of air pirates and mJkAe possible tho filming of this fh.mln- narrative which, while It. hn, yet n&( n0 parallel In real life Is quite within tho scope of modern achievement. Walllo Mason, a young aviator In ... v s Mall service, and a friend I . t arry Cassldy, becomes enmeshed Hlack Sqmdron. Larry Cassldy goes to save his friend from his own folly and alf o to protect tho registered ( mall. A V S. deputy marshal also In the aviation branch of tho service. Is on the track of the aerial marauders, and In the three-cornered encounter which ensues, some of tho most thrilling air scenes concotvaoie nave been filmed. Aside from IU araailng scenes 5.000 feet in mtd-alr, "The Great Air Robbery" tells a dramatic story w?th a punch In every scene. The story was written and directed by Jacques Jaccard and assisting Lieut. Lock lear are Francella Ripley. Carmen Phillips and several other screen favorites. In the new World picture. "You Never Jnow Your. Luck." some re markable scenes showing the run ning of the English Derby, the pre mier event In the world of horse riclng, are featured. Far and wide the Derby Is known to people who are not the least bit Interested In horse racing as a sport, as a great event In the story Kerry; the hero, loses his fortune In gambling and takes a flyer on the Derby trusting to luck to help him get his money back'. Sunset Pictures. Inc., realized that here was a chance to bring real at mosphere into this wonderful pro duction and at tremenduous expense secured some splendid scenes taken during the running of the Derby In 1914. , - Another .unique scene in this pro in 1-ondon. liny club 'Jn the world, nrooks Is well known to orery sportman. and has figures In almost every book of fashionable life in England ever written. Here again Sunset Pictures hire secured something entirely new. "You Never Know Your Luck," with House Peters In the stellar role, comes to the Liberty Theatre to night. CHI CO. July 12. Frank Silva and II. W. Conger of Sacramento have sold their 678-acre farm northeast of Briggi to C. P. Stone. All busts representing tbe famous men of ancient times are without beards. this man Locklear perform and m. w.. pools. , M .- . ( !tV" ' REMAINED SLAVE OF CUSTOM i Avfueta Heueevrife waa -UV In Har Way, ana Nathlng Waa doing ta Change Her. A man In an Augusta car scat tnttc Ing to another man who appcara to be his friend t "Persistent 1 Sny, my wife la llinl and aonie more. She If tho most Icnn, clous to habit of any person I c.er saw. Once that woman has nervine addicted to a hnblt there's no hreiik Ins her. Honest, 1 think tliut If my wife should ever by accident stun sweeping with the wrong end of broom she'd never sweep any oilier i way. and no law hcaun and enrtli could change her habit. "Rome persistent. I'll say,' agreed the other. "You bet," said the first speaker. "Why, here last summer I put a lwy window on the front room of our bouse. There was a week while we were doing It that the whole, end of me nou,- mi open n n nn, ueni m August: there wasn't a single tlilnir to prevent man or nnlmnl entering our house nt any hour of dnyllght or dark tie. Fat 1 1 Hut what do you think ; I couldn't make my wife understand Hint It wi , under those condition", a wtite of time to lock ilie door. K.ery night nnd'eiery time she went down street she mnde n complete circuit of the house, cnreftitly lucking doors ami windows, -n's tu keep (lie ulrknl folks 'f out." Ki nuchotf Jniiriiul. ! ETHEL'S MEMORY WAS GOOD Meet Child Remsmbtrtd Only Toe Well Remark That Her Mother ,.. Had Let Drop, Ciiln Robert from the country. Iiml iiii.io to illmier. ami little Ktliel Iiml Iim-ii nll.me.1 to sit up n a grent treat. .. . . . ' . .... Nme, Ethel Is one of those children one meet mmnilii.ts hnln'iir n great loiil ton niui'li for their mr. and moriHixer. who don't l.ellexe In Ihe nylne about rhlblrvn not Indue heard. Yon enn't stuy nenr dear little Ethel without Ihii r I nc quite n Int. Which nil rel on with the story of thenl-ht when rottsln Hubert cntue to iiimJ-r Tl,,, ,, t...t..in- f ii. .. tin hneanoler helping of He pq - pi, lloiiert. alil Ktliel mother. n.ft- r iltobert hnd alrendjr enured two (ilatefuls to dlsn.H-ar. Welt. Cousin Mary, I think 1 wilt. ...... ........ ........ luce you nre so pressing." replied the guest. "Yon win. mother!" exclaimed Kthe. autf.lir: and mother, cnught nap- Ping, P. f.l-in.1 In h.r will, n ...,ll. n.,.1 - ' -" nseii . "Win. denrr .."'an ancient statute was Invoked mid "e. I hennl you sny to father thn , ,ne clr, ,,r(-.u(, ,, rn, , jaM morning that you M n dollar that -J for ,1(.r ,, , ,,,. IH ,,, ,)f Cousin Robert behae,l l.ke a irtsl" ,he ,nW- ,r ttt.. n, ,, ,,lllv rir,,. Individual Airplanes. Whether or nnt the aternge rltlren welcomes the lilrn of Individual air planes Jaunting about In Hie air over his bead, the Inventors nre busy enough trying to Invent them. Sev eral small planes nre already more or less on Hie wny tn such ue In Eng land. Italy and France. One rends of ilariei already perfected, and that "small and light, and capable of beliiL' landed nt low speed, they nre Just the tjK for Hitting ntoiit the country, from one club to another." Itnly Is snld to have priMluceil the stmilleM. n trl-plilne only 11 '.4 feet wide, and re quiring for Its operation "ntxiiit as much skill as the nttnrhment nf n "lile-cnr to a motorcycle." Seeing, say the ndage. Is believing; and the IHiIestrlnn who takes sennt .leasure In IliU nnttnri of a gentlemun Hitting nl.oiit the country from one club to another tray well wonder how sopn he' will tive to believe In them. Peanut Oil Qalnlng Favor. The production of Hnnut oil. Includ ing both the cold-pressed nnd tho hot l.ressed, In the United Ktntes has Id rrensed from 4.VI,0n0 Hiunds In 1012 tn Ci.Ii.11.1100 Kunds In 1!I18, an Increase of more thnn 21,000 per cent. The Im portation of peanut oil Increased from 7.C20mO pniindH In 1012 to Cfj.400.000 pounds In 1018. Practically nil Hie lui; portiil H-nnut oil Is hot-pressed. Com plete statistics for 1010 are not et nvHllulile. It Ih apparent, say specialists. Hint cold-pressed eaiiut oil Is winning foi Itself n place on the American liiMe, Justified by Its flavor, nutrlthe value and digestibility. Nothing There. Rcforc the coiiholliliitlon I In Id on agency for one of (lie old express (join punles. One day several patrons were In the ollli-c when the siiiierliili'inlcnl Mid two other oIIIcIiiIk of Hie couipiiiiy (iiiiih In unexpectedly. A woman had Just nuked for n package, and e Merit ly the unexpected visit of (he otllcliils flustered me. for, after looking oer the (indinml register nnd not finding lliylliliig listed for her, I returned to Ihe counter, took down the receiver tmm the telephone, and said: "Hello, there Is nolhlng here for you." My customer was standing right near the telephone, and every one laughed. Cnlcago Tribune, Reckless'Reggle. Nephew That waa a pretty good dinner we had ; ahall we have a drln owT ' i Dncle Man, ye ken A'm teetotal. Nephew A cigar, then. 'Uncle A dlnna smoke. Jfephew--Ob, do something recktcoi remember my lira Is paying all t)V vekafiac I' " . Jidt Weel. Jpmnk A'll ha m- MHa cleaned ban then I The Hv- 4MMfr PRICES TALK AND HERE ARE SOME THAT ARE HOLDING A REGULAR HEART TO HEART CONVERSATION WITH YOU. OUR STORE IS HEADQUARTERS FOR SUCH BARGAINS. Chic Food (lold Dust Special.. . Palm Ollvo Special.. Wild Hebo Soap.. . . Hnsn Hath Bonp . . Top Corn Special .... A SUCCESSORS TO ROBERTS A WHITMORE KmJm:: TO PRISON FOR WITCHCRAFT Canadian Authorltits Revive Ancient Statuts That Will Appear Absurd to Modtrn Understanding. It hn bren n little more than 'Jl yi'iiro lnre nmoiio win convicted of wtliliinift on tlil rntitliunt. mi) Hie ages for sawmill. II. L. Mills, lllldo Ci.liiiiil.il Dlspiitih. mid we siip.od i brand, Oregon. 1 2-1 el that there would neer mbkIii be any more ciiilrtlin. Hut It serins Hint snib proM'utlun hme Ihm-ii rexheil. fr here comes n rew.rt ftotn a t'niin' " "'"" ", ",n ."""' ," "," ' ' ! woiiinn over there bus lately Ix-en sen- .!!-.. MixB lii ! .fV..A eli.i ciniiiii temiil to prison for "practicing witch- rrnft." fur nil the world like the ac cusations that used to I tiled against iHiiple In this country. The oung womnn In this rne rhihni-il In Iik nlilf. In Ifll who conmilt- ' fed ii certain theft In her neighborhood. ,h(. ,,,, fnrn.r-- imf t,ad lf n '.". '"," " .""""" , ". ',7. .i J U'Wn ,,y " """' ,""1 ." l'"' UV thr' ' ,lrm'' n ,l,y ",r,' "",l l,r",r,,M, W'"M' j UItri nf.r . T,Wry, ,, m, lUry ' wou, ,, f,i , rrrtM ,,nrr. elM.ut Id miles nwiir. The iinirem found her sti.rv tn be true, and nr- rested Hie parlies who robbed Hie . I "' ." ..' " . - "' . T. "." j spirits." (veonie negnn talking nnoui !,,. t.ui.1H, n ..i,,.!. uiii. ,... v....i, ii...! et In Hie neus.aK-ni we could not Ik llee It. "Rent Free" Houses. At Lleneln. Pa., there ore 00 empty jnusi-s, which fur years have stood un tenanted, a veritable dcrrrtetl vlllale In Hie lienutlful nllejr of Hie Wi-I llranrh of Chenter creek. K-n Hie mr with Its deuitiiids. fiill.d to re.io nle tin- town. About n niontb ngn some of the bouses were rented nnd n Jitney j line wn fslnlilMied betwiin Hie town n'ld Chester. Still there remained Wi hnnes ihnt were fast going Into deeny bv reiiwin of not being iK'i'iipleit. The ". tiers cemelvid Hie Idea nf bating Mnt .roertles llxed up ! .-Mug tliem 'flit frii- to workmen who would repair i them nnd take cure of them. The only stipulatiens: mnde In selecting tenants rre Hint they be respectable iiml thrlf- f people who will Hike prldo III iiiiiln 'iilnlng mid Improving the Iioiims mid ' .... 'hut they agree to mule ull repairs lit tbclr own expenn' Perfumed Petrol. I Will inntoreum In the future pet f'lnie our streets with the scent of ill IT of roses Instead nf the evil-smell-Iny mixture which offends our nostrils as i hey pns? The ipiestlnn Is suggested by the statement that a iunrter of a million gallons of motor spirit can be produced In the llyilerubud state of India by distilling the Mowers of the mnwru free. Minvni flowers t'Q very rich In su gar, and n ton or Vie dried flimcr priMlures as much as (to ciiIIhiik of M p m' rent pure spirit. They liuve long been In use for the preparation of a native- ulcohollc liquor ; hut only a Mimll proportion of H e trees uvnllul) is riiedrd for this purposo. Resourceful Prevaricator. A Liiiiciishlre iiiiih, who, was afraid of his wife, nrrniigi'il In go to tin niceit villi some fileiiilH, nnd explained o 'ier that he was gpluu' llslilng. On his way he called nt a fish shop nnd asked 'lib proprietor to send Ki.mo-IUh homo. Klfcli wax very senrce that ilny, nnd a lot of cods' IiciiiIm were ilellvcrnl. When hubby returned home, ufter an enjoy able time, ho said to Ids wife: "Well, lass, did' you get tha fish I snt you?" "I got a lot of cods' heads," was her reply. "Quite right," was the retort. "You never saw such fish in your life as we had to turklu today. Ileforo you could j land 'em, you had in pull their bloom- ing ueaus out -ixiiiuoii Answers. Lake Chad, in tYi art of Inst Africa, baa no known outlot for tho many rivers pourlriR Into It. In many .'places In Kntshui it Is still cuitloiSry tu present eauh pall banrer at' fu'tiarir Vrltb-tfValr of eloVOS. .,,,, ,. imrii,.,, ulin rol.lieil Ilie.--'- " .,... .. .. ,i. , uniiinn who . i .""'"'; ' ".'?" . 1 n. Z ? ,1 TOU RALB-l.lght teim. wagon and "' I vtto, r, ,,H ', h""i!. " '".'"Wp ". . ' ' .. S:,:h'";. JI?.M- ,,rown' h,T,'a5 9(1.00 cnt. UOe pkg. lie bar .He bar .He bar I7r Id. I'olger' Ten, black or green, lingular title lb. . Cliaso A Sanborn's Coffee. 1 lb.. Iti'iulur 05c Chaw A Hunb:rii'H Coffee, !l His.. .Jugular f 1.35 Hwlffs White Koap. IN bars d (TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY isawajMsawsjMMMaS4((SMSMejgaaMgaySssiMssMsssisaaa(saMaaw i ,FOH HKNT- Nicely furnished room.'"" .'-.''.' ".'.' "'. '.?. '''m''..; ,-" i-' ..... ... ...,... ,..i I. ..I. n.,. iir. "" i, ,; -"-"-""---,,---------"----------"---'"""" , u.i i., ,- . - .-. i.i i. ? "rt:,;h'",if,! mill and two small Curtis carrl WANTKD-Mlllman Chain ar.der.M" "'' book dogger, by I .a mm Lumber, company. Phono iM(Mlix:Polnt. 12-15 ""' FOR SALE Fordson tractor; plow. ( ed about BO acres with complete' Knumuciiuii. in pen cueaiii- n taken at once, Owner leaving town. Max Weiss. Sixth Ht. , r, : , FOR iSALL Hve-room modern house, close In, two blocks from Jinin, near mini, inrse i.nrmr,k rnn"' n'1 hcn,or ineixui,a- ' f,e" ,3600' ,200 cn,h' ,mlnnc" llkc rpnl' Inquire at 1022 Main St. for partlcu- 'brs. 12-14' , ,' rM-une sleeping room anil sleeping porcn. um rine, pnonn il. 12 ' """. 12-15' -- TENT FOR SALE I2xIn with fly 1705 Johnson Ave, 12-14 FOR HALE Range, heating stove, two rugs 9x12, bed, springs and mattress almost new. F. A. Ohlc- meyer. 304 N. 9th St.. phono 609. i:.3 WANTED A woman to do general housewerk: four In fumlly. Call at 219'lllgh St., or phono 409. 12-13 Anyone knowing tho address of Arthur Colo kindly communicate with Charles llnrrett, Sulsun. Cali fornia. Hox 403. 12-13 'i.oST One 31x4 new wrapped DIb- I iiinnd rasing, between Klnmnthi 'Falls and Ft. Klamath. Howard i Diamond Tiro & Vulc. Co, 12-H' IXHI HALF. IIOt'SKS Broom modern, plastered hauso near tho river, and 2 lots &0x2i)0 ft. finest garden land In the city: gar. , age. nlcn lawn and trees. Electric .range, water healer and two lectrlc lfc...n.lHM .,rw.. Inl,.fl..fl lPlr,. OtllV lll'IIIII.K .'," III1..MIIVIII . - ..... I4U00, one half cash. ALSO Dandy f.-room plastered house and comer lot on 9th street: finn luwn, fruit and sliiulo trees. Prlcu f 4000; terms, ALSO 4-rnom furnished house near tho now Falrvlew school situ; largo lnvel lot, barn nnd chicken house. Dont pass this up; It Is a bargain nt $2000; half cash. , a ALSO Pome swoll view lols for B00 each. i " NOTICi: TO DAIItVMFA FOR HAI.K Two woll bred register. ed Holstoln bull calves, ono 3 weeks old and tho other 2 weeks old. Tbeso two hull colvos urn 7G por cent tho snmo brooding nnd notn uro Plundld Individuals and mostly white In color. Thoy arn descondenU of tho King of tho Ponllacs, n bull with morn high record daughters than nnv other slro In tho world. Tlmy nro sired by n son or .unto MorrndnH Posch, a cow with n record of 32.0 pounds of biitlor out of 700 pounds of milk In 7 days. Our herd Is entirely froo from tuborculols, having rocently passed two clnan federal tests. Thcso nro thn only hull chIvoh wo will havo to offor for snln this ynnr and this Is an oxcep t'onnl opportunity to Improvo your dairy herd. ' We would llko to place thesn cnlvos In Klamath county and for IhlH reason will soil at very roa sonahlo prlcos. If not sold soon they will he shipped way. PRKMIHM DAIIIY COMPANY Phono 22F3, Klamath Fallf. . NOTIOK. T) CBrHllTOIW In the County Court of the, State of Oregon for Klamath County. Tn the Matter of the Estate of Edna V.. Kerns, Deceased. - Notice la hereby liven by, the un dersigned, administrator of the es tate of Rdata ff. Krni, deceased, to the creditors of. -and to all peraoaa having claims against tha said d. ... ,HOo ..1.00 ..1.00 Inrsi uiiiiriiiiu!i 1. 1 mm iiiiiiv.-, nintu .i... ,i.i. ,i... .. I.. I. in-ill i. .1,1. r M . ........ I.... ... .1.1. H..H.M I..M.I, . miminisirmur u . " " Htonw at Klnmotlt Kails, Klnm- ,'nlh County, Oregon, tho samo It.., .k.. ..I.... .. !.. ...- DrinK inn i.iitiw iim mw ,,.,- i"- or ho -,r.. ..f mm ;;.;;;. II, J. MATTUUN, AilmJnlstralor of thn Kstatn or Kdnn I-. Kerns, Deceased. HL'MMONH , ,l f,i.,i. rmirt nf th Htnln nf Oregon, lor tho Comity of Klamath. Irene v. Alflinndnr. riainmr, vs. Je,in Thomas Aleinmlor. Defendant. yu jhn Thomas AlnXttUdor, l)felld- nnt i In Iho name of the State of Oregen: You aro hereby rniUlred to appear ,nrt Mnier thn complaint filed ,Mainsl you In tho abovo entitled suit ,,r (nro the flltll.dny of August, 120, that being tho expiration of the ! msi publication of this sum- moni ,, prescribed by thn crdor for pm.UraHon theieof. mail., by the court, and If you fall so to anwer. j, plaintiff will lako n iWaiilt and ,Mreo against you dissolving the l.n...l. ... ... ....I.....MW .l.ll.... l...,..H "" " " , o.,.,,, .. nn Plaintiff and joursnlf, and also Kh other and further relief. Includ- ln alimony, a. to the Court may ffiA"A' ".:.... . . n.. .uniHiun. I. imuu.nr T or- der cf lion. D. V. Kuykondall. Judge of tho above named court, duly made un tho 23rd day of June, 1920, Th date of the first publication horeof la June M.IH0. . r- '- J.,I'J,,.: . Attorney for Palntlff. I Klamath I-alls, Oro. June 23-30-7.14-21.2S-4 EXPLAINS ORIGIN OF "JAZZ" Xt Last the Secret (7) Is (liven to tha World, and by an English. man. Tec Writing nhmii the Jnr remind me Him Hi.' Mit.JiTt In of ..nil liiiNirliiue Huit n lonst cnblegriim un recently sent from Uu.ilmi rouieriilng tl rt gin of tl.e word. According In Ihn cnbterniiii. Hie n-rrel I out, nnd It Is mi dif.-MMiuirii who glrs u Hie tnltl- able Inforiiiniloti. I . ti-lli ii Hint, while KfitrM-t n , slinlil nt be held ri-ponlbi. for the ernneidar of their brethren In the Western continent, the word inr.r. be niiuiiis. I now a niui'li a iion.eiioiii word In Cnsliitid ns In Amerlen. And then be gies on to ny Hint the wont mine from Hie Smith nnd from Hie ne groes. Now In Hie South, be tell us, there Is n germ known ns Hie hook worm, which affects nil true southern er, Some unkind euiplojer cull It "lonferltls," The while employer, ne cording to Hie erudite englishman, In the Snuili has many Ihoiisnnil of ne groes working for him, nnd rouse iiui'litly many overseers. So. not being I liic,to .remember the names of all his foremen, ho generally name euiii man -liWhlch, according to this Kntf. rtl.l i. . . ... ... v.. m-hiiiiio. is ii n-nii oi me oikiii'si ei- li-ein. Through (he very human lovo of iibbrevlnl'on, Jasper lecnine "Jus." iilid as the overseer's principal means of gelling work out of his iindirljiigs Is through harsh nnd nbiislve tongue, be was oflen renue-'ted to "Juss up" the work. The Southern drawl makes ".lass" Koiind like ".in.)!." And 'thero we have the won) tself. And Jazx nnHc, no iniilter wlini cliissp.nvlng rrll'cK, may say uln.iit It. nt least In sp're eti'Tgy Hence llio derlvnllon. .Mus I America. 1KEE DANCE at tl o ill'; now dance hull at tha camp of tli'i Swan Lake Lumbor com puny, Hv-'in Lake, Saturday evening. Altond the BIG PICNIC SUNDAY AFTERNOON Kino muslir, grand refreshmenti. Just tho f.hince you have been look ing fnt ii huro a good tlma. Hop Into your m..;hlno and bring your family or your girl and take aa out Ing thr.t v.III bo filled with pieasuro. F1UHK QABRIKL, A I