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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, MONDAY, APRIL 13, 1925
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ROSEBURG, OREGON, MONDAY, APRIL 13, 1925.
NEW ERA FOR AGRICULTURE
A new era lies ahead for agriculture because it now
commands the best economic thought of the business world
directed on its prime requirements of better distribution
and marketing, President V. C. Gordon of the State Bank
Division, American Bankers Association, declares in a com
munication to the thirteen thousand members of the division.
He seeks to enlist their interest in the work of improving the
marketing of farm products.
"The farmer today finds himself far removed from his
consumer-customer by a long line of intermediate agencies,
which often leave him in a position of disadvantage as an
individual producer," Mr. Gordon says. "It is, therefore,
not strange that he should seek to apply to agriculture those
principles of production and distribution found successful
in industry. His rightful ambition is to make, where feas
ible, a general application of successful business experience
to the marketing of agricultural products. Commanding the
best economic thought of the business world, agriculture un
doubtedly stands on the threshold of a new era. In lieu of
fantastic panaceas, agricultural welfare which after all is
the nation's welfare has need of a sane, long range pro
gram that is at once practical, constructive, and economic
ally sound."
He goes on to call attention to the "long view program
suggested for agricultural distribution" at Washington by
the Agricultural Conference, urging study of it.
o
A man who was visiting in another city the other day,
had a certain street pointed out to him. Here, he was told, it
was customary for many young girls to gather in the eve
ning, and the boys would come along in automobiles and pick
them up and give them rides. Most of these young people
.may mean no harm, though their parents may well question
their freedom of manners. Probably many of these girls, if
no one whom they knew came along, would go off with
strangers. Some of them may be getting into serious
trouble. The girl who wants a good standing in her home
town should be more careful as to her companions. If her
admirers do not respect her enough to come to her home,
their society is not probably desirable. Many parents are
letting Uicir young girls run wild, and it is about time for
such families to assert some power of control over them.
Los Angeles hotels are banishing the lobby squatters,"
boldly assailing an ancient and widespread pest. This type
of deadbeat in Los Angeles is said to be usually a tourist
who has an inexpensive room ' somewhere and eats in the
cafeterias, and spends much of his remaining time filling the
comfortable chairs in the lobbies of good hotels. The hotels
'.naturally want those chajrs for their own guests, who are
now crowded out by the parasitic squatters. So attendants
scan intruders with eagle eye and, when they become too
regular in their unprofitable patronage, slip them little
printed cards requesting them to loaf elsewhere. They usu
ally take the hint. It is a bold step, in a business that is tim
id about offending patrons, actual or prospective. But it is
amply justified, and will doubtless be imitated elsewhere.
There is a great demand for "pep." Schools and col
leges hold "pep meetings" to create enthusiasm for athletic
teams. Business organizations hold "pep dinners" to create
backing for their workers. The air is fulL,of the promotion
spirit in behalf of all kinds of activities, mostcf them useful.
,This power to secure enthusiasm and support is a kind of in
tangible thing, and many earnest people can't seem to ac
quire it. It takes a certain kind of smiling confidence. The
person who would create "pep" for any movement needs a
clear head so that he can state conditions lucidly and plan
reasonable action. Then he must throw himself into his
movement without fear of failure.
o
The man who has made a failure of life knows tjiut an
honest man cannot succeed, and by the same reasoning pow
ers thinks that a man who has succeeded must be dishonest.
Ixioks like it is going to bo a busy year pol it irally.
MAJOR LEAGUES
READY FOR CRY
OF "PLAY BALL"
(Contfnnrrt
mm pane I )
OWft'Efi TO A TREE
(.WirUtrtl lrvm lant VV,,f.) ,
SAX I1AKA.KU ( Ml., April 13
Two nii.n anld to be Floyd Hull
uml Jim; TiiiiKo, kcu hmI mtirl'r
'rn from Sun gm-niin iuli pruwn.
l'ld .SVI.i l't-t,ron while he wan
driving home in Sutua Horn lat
nliilit, bninil and turned him und
th-n rarriid him in Hi rur alonK
a ciotvded hichmiy to Nomio, i:
mills smith of Snnta Uoi-n, whom
tin y Ui il him lo a tree. Tin y llien
drove off in thn nlulil.
The men robbed 1-eternon of pv
crytliln. but hi.i kiiilo, ho nianai:
, 'd to work this nut of his pnrket
anil rut his thongs wiih it. He
then walked to I'l'lalunm. Ill miles
distant, where lie notified the p--llre.
one or the men bd a pistol,
1'eterson said.
Hhcrlff Keating of this ciunly
was notified and ru-he.l to l'et.t
lutua with a ponse. New- nostca
vera formed la Felalunit,
l'ortlnud
Joe Kluuman. reserve second
haseiniin, was added to tV li ve
land ludians' casualty iw. whn
he turned an ankle In . m. nlay's
Kiime with t ho 11. .Is at flu. innaii.
Ills Injury was thouKht not to be
serious.
D.iXV WEATMf.R REPORT
PKKMS
BT BERT & BATES
GOOD EVENING FOLKS
After a delightful
Easter Sunday when
You feel at peace
With the world and
You trip lightly
Down to the sanctum
All hopped up for
A good week's work
And you're hummin'
A little tune as
You open up the mall
It's dern disgustin'
To pick up a postcard
Written In a scrawled
Hand like the footprints
Of an intoxicated hen
Which starts out and
Ends Jike this:
"Say, "don't it jar you
To see such a wiseacre
As ed. of Prune Pickin's
Use such language
As he does In his
Indecent Insinuations
About girls and his
Display of his desire
To swear in his colyum
By using such words
As make the paper
Unfit for children
Of decent families
To read Give us
A rest from such
Co ly urns Peter Pan."
Well, well, well
Such Is life out
Here amid the
Tall and uncut
But again we repeat
There's no law
Compellln' folks
To read our colyum
And besides if ever'body
Quit read in' It
We wouldn't hafta
Write it anymore
And then we could
Go fish in'
Which ain't ao
Dern indecent!
DUMBELL DORA THINKS
. 8till-etto Is a new brand of
moonshine.
A fashion note from Hollywood
says the damsels In that neck of
the woods have quit wearin' sox
and are paintin' designs on their
shins instead. The tattoo business
oughta be good in the film city.
Pardon us, Peter Pan.
I
Jupe Pluvius took pity on the
damsels yestiddy and hid his
sprinklin' can.
By next Sunday the wlmmen'll
be say in', "I hain't gotta thing ta
wear."
4-
When attendln' church via radio
Is It proper to throw a nickel In
the loud-speaker?
fr 4r
The limit is reached when a wife
asks a feller to dye the Easter
Eggs to match her ensemble,
fr h b
Chief Ketch led the Easter pa
rade yestiddy attired in a powder
blue uniform with hat to match.
His flesh-colored sox were held in
place by a pair of "no metal can
touch- ya's" and hia shoes with the
conventional bull dawg toe were
shlned until they reflected his
brass badge In all its glory. Ah
me yesl 'Twas a grand and glory
ua awfternoonl
h 4 4
Chicago has another poison mys
tery. If the arsenic holds out the
Windy City will capture first hon
ors for bloodshed durin' 1925.
The American Legion auxiliary
will stage their big dawnce to
morry eve and all vets are request
ed to leave their hob-nails to hum
as the beautiful oak floor at the
armory can't stand the punish
ment. 4
In the hurry and bustle of gettin'
ready for church yestiddy a. m.
many a poor little price I tag was
kicked under the bed.
"If ya can't say nuthin kind
about folks keep yer gol dinged
mouth shut and save poisonin the
atmosphere."
DON'T GO HOME
Without first calling at our Dclliateen to get something for
lunch or tbe six o'clock dinner. We always have ready for you
Roasts, Pies, Cakes, Salads
and Tamales
Salt Rising Bread Thursday!
Fr'sh Potato Chip Daily
TUESDAY SPECIALS Individual Chicken Pies,
Prime Roast Ribs of Beef, Cream Chicken
in Patties.
Hot Bread Lvery Noon.
VOSBURGH & WIARD
Fancy Grocer
Phone 5 1 5
Arundel, piano tuner. TO one 1X9-L
S.P.
TO BE
TO
Announcement that Southern Pa
cific railroad headquarters will be
moved front New York back to San
Francisco, where they were origin
ally, baa been received here. The
Southern Pacific office was moved
from San Francisco to New York
many years afro, but In order that
the affairs of the corporation may
be administered more efficiently. it
baa been decided to chatiKe the of-
Iice back to the Pacific coast.
The board of directors of the rail
road, in accepting; the reslKnation
of Julius Kruttschnltt, chairman of
the executive committee, placed the
supervision of operations under di
rection of William Sproule, presi
dent, making him the chief execu
tive officer of the company, and in
charge of all'departmenta.
"Mr. Sproule, on w hose shoulders
falls the burden carried by the re
tiring chairman, Is intimately ac
quainted with Oregon and Oregon's
railroad problema," said L. L. Gra
ham, district freight and passenger
agent, "llu first entered the aer
vice In ISsU, In the freight depart
ment, and came up from the ranks
to president of the company. He
has been signally successful in es
tablishing policies that have gained
and maintained public confidence. .
'Hugh Neill, now secretary, was
appointed a vice-president and G.
W . Mulks, assistant controller was
made controller. J. P. lilair. gen
eral counsel will have charge of the
legal business of the company In
.Mew lorn, neighboring stales and
Kentucky and of the Southern Pa
cific Steamship lines.
"Paul Shoup, vice-president and
assistant to the president was ap
pointed aa executive vice-president.
I'nder the direction of President
Sproule, Shuupe will have charge
of the management, operation and
traffic of the ugreemeut,' operation
and traiflc of the road west of
Ogden, I'tuh. Ilia oftlces will be
in San Francisco.
".Mr. Krultsrhltt will be succeed
ed as chairman of the executive
committee by Henry 1 Merest, alio
will be assisted by Vice-President
A. 1). M. Ixmal.l, now vice president
and controller of the Southern Pa
cific. "The auihority of the president,
William Sproule, will bo extended
over all the properties of the com
pany. except the Texas and Louisi
ana lines, winch will continue as
heretofore under the charge of V.
K. Scott aa president."
' A Good Thln( . DOSv HIM IT.
Bead your nam and address plainly
: vritleo together with 6 car's (sad this
slip) to Chamberlain Hedicc l Co, iMs
stomas, lows, and recur lii return
trial pacsigs oonuuninr Cha. tbvuUo's
Coogn Kcinedy for coughs, eoki croup,
i broocbisl, "flu and whooping coughs,
sisj tickling throat: ChamiMriain's Biom
sch sod Liver Tablet for stomach trou
bles, indigestion, (sasr Dslns that crowd
I th heart,' biliouxDcas and constipation;
uAsmoeruuo s rauvs, naeceo la avary
family for burns, scalds, wounds,' piles,
ud skin sfloctions; these Tslued family
vlirinM tnr onlf ft etnts, Ikftn't raiM it
boat type seaplanes and are do-
signed to lncorportae seaworthy
I qualities when landing and taking
j otf from the water."
j Of the tractor type with twin
engines, the plane normally car
j rtes a crew of five men and load
ed weighs 185 pounds, of which
5u per cent is useful loud. Its
; engines develop over 500 horse
; power, glviug a maximum speed
i of 117 uiilea an hour and a cruia
I ing speed of 80 miles an hour.
The wings ape of wood and the
fabric, the boat or hull entirely
of metal and the tail surface are
j of metal and fabric.
IkvrtiUA pms Uued Win.)
MOSCOW. April 13. The funer
al by the Most Rev. Pr. Tlkhon.
first Pa)iarch of the Russian Or
thodox Church since Peter the
Great and labt great figure of Im
perial Russia, took place yester
day. With Imposing ceremony the
casket containing the body was
placed under the concrete floor of
the Donskoy Monastery, to which
he was banished in 1922 by the civ
il authorities after 18 months' im
prisonment. Almost the entire clergy of Mos
cow and neighboring cities includ
ing 2' pO archbishops and bishops
and priests participating in the
majestic Slavonic liturgy which ac
companied the burial.
At the end of the church ser
vices, which really had been In
progress day and night for almost
a week, the clergy were on the
point of collapse from sheer ex
haustion. Several thousands' per
sons crowded Into the little chap
el where the body laid in atate
jand remained standing throughout
jthe long five-hour requiem. In the
: Russian churches there are no
I pews and all persons stand as a
symbol that all are equal before
tie Lord.
Outside the church, the high
walls of the Donskoy Monastery
looked down upon a multitude of
people, which in numbers prob
ably had never been equaled since
1812 when Napoleon's legions
swept into the ancient shrine in
search of plunder.
Garden tools at Powell's.
Safe storage, day, nights or
monthly at the Terminal Garaee.
I Attractive rates.
E
FORD LAUNCHES
NATION'S FIRST
AIR COMMERCE
Annual Easter Ball
Given By
American Legion Auxiliary
at th
Armory, April 14th
Tuesday Night
Music by the Clue Devils
Gentlemen $1.00
This is a Real Dance
INITIATIVE FOR
AIR MAIL UP TO
THE POSTMASTERS
Ice boxes at Powell's.
WEST M OF.
SEME WILL
SOON BE TESTED
1
ItAYSHOUE. N. Y., April 13. A
brh'f adventure at hijacking by a
state trooper rookie on furlough
rt'sulted in his beim? hWd under
military arrest today after boing
seriously wounded in the back by
Kiinin-n of the bootleggers he
sought to rob. His fellow troop
ers, acting uin the clue furnish-
ed by his escapade, made a raid
.last night in which $250,000 worth
of liquor was seized.
Lieutenant J. II. Lynch, while on
i furlough in Patchogue, Long Is
( land, accompanied three men to
the unoccupied U en son estate of
40.000 acres at Ditch riairi. where
Frank hlckerson was caretaker,
and they demanded two auto
loads of liquor. Men hired by boot
leggers to protect their unlawful
property Bet upon the hijackers,
wounding JJelinadge and a com
panion. From IMckerson's place the
troopers removed 100 cases of
liquor from a building and destroy
ed one thousand cases found in a
field. Ilckerson said his only con
nection with the bootleggers was
lo provide storage space at 50
cents to $1 a case. He was arrested.
DETROIT, Apr?? 13. The Ford
Motor Company .today inaugurat
ed what is said to be the first
commercial air Hire to be estab
lished in the I'uited States, when
the 'Maiden Dearborn ', an all
metal monoplane of the "air pull
man" type, hopped off from Ford
airport, Dearborn, at 9:24 a. m.,
with a cargo of com puny mail and
express for the Ford plant at Ile
gewisch, Illinois. mar Chicago.
The plane, piloted by Kddie
Hamilton, a former Koyal Air
Service flyer Is ojio of two Dur
alumine planes to form the nucl
eus of an air service to link the
Ford Company here with its
plants at Chicago, St. Louis, Mo.,
East St. Paul, Minn, and Iron
Mountain, Mich. The second plane
will receive its first tests soon.
( Aoclatrd Vnm Leued Wire.)
WASHINGTON. April 13.
Postmaster General New issued
regulations today governing the
letting of contracts to transport
mail by air under authority of a
recent law and through which a
number of extensions of the air
mail service probably wiil be
made during the coming summer.
The post mast -general pointed
out that the fa at step in bring
ing contract air mail routes Into
existence would originate with
postmasters by petitioning the
post office department as to the
nevd of establishing new air mail
routes between different cities.
After considering such petitions
he will advertise for bids.
"Department officials and air
mail enthusiasts throughout the
country are in accord In the be-
j lief that the operation of the new
law will place America on a par
with commercial uviation abroad,
which in most cases is heavily
j subsidized by the various Kurop
j ean governments," said a Biate
j ment by the department today
! outlining the contract regui-
tions.
Air mail contractors, under the
law, in accordance with the mail
may carry passengers, freight and
ex pi t si.
PAPERS APPEAL
FROM PENALTY IN
INCOME TAX CASE
WASHINGTON, April 13. The
Kansas City Journal-Post and the
i llalilmore Post tiled In tne su
preme court today separule brlets
in the appeals oroiiKht by the
government to punish them for
publishing Income tax lists made
public by direction o( congress.
The cases will be reached for ar
gument this week. Senator Heed
of Missouri, as counsel for the
Kansas City newspaper, declared
in his brief that, "the contention
of the government is thut, as to
liberty of speech and of the press
we gained uoth-ug by the re vol j-
i tion. "
j Declaring that the right of free
' speech and the freedom of the
; press is vigorously challenged by
! the government, Senator Keed
i ured the court "to lay down lu
! no uncertain terms s clear, com-
prehensive and unequivocal con
: struction of those rights as they
! are guaranteed by the llrst
amenutneni 10 me consiuuuuu.
Instant service on piston rings,
valves and bearings at the Terminal
' Garage.
WOMAN PERFORMS HOLD-UP
COMPANION IS ARRESTED
MMnciatcrl Ptm. LoaiH vin.)
TAt'OMA, Wash., April 13. A
I woman bandit hfld up and robbed
jGu.st Fonndas of $t;o he reported
to the police early today. A sus
'pect who is believed to have beon
a male confederate of the woman
iwas captured att-T a chase and
! Fonndas' wallet was found on him.
BORN J
BRANNOCK To Mr. and Mrs.
O. K. Krannoik, at their home
on Hoowr street, April 10, '5,
a son.
j Grass rockers at Powell's.
RUSSIAN GIRL'S HEART
AFFAIR ENDS IN SUICIDE
(Ararx-(afl Prw Lraard Wim.)
! SEATTLK. April 13. Kalssa
Pogonovskaya, CO year old Russian
Immigrant girl, died here today
j from poison taken eleven davs ato
when she was refused admission
'to the I nited States. George De
jTimofeev, a San Francisco street
car ntotorman. formerly a Russian
naval officer, who was engaged to
the girl in Moscow five years ago,
was at the bedside.
Studebaaer costs less per pound
than butter.
Notice To Water Consumers
Water will be shut off Tuesday,
April 14lh, from8:00 a. m. until
12:00 noon, affecting all of Eden
bower and Riverside.
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON
POWER COMPANY.
You should change your spark
plugs every 6000 miles. (Jet a new
set now at the Terminal Garage. 11
Todays Cross -Word Puzzle
AN APIilL DAISY Puzzle No. 147.
EDITED BY J. C. ITOYD
C. 8. Wewinnr nureau. local or
flee, Roaebur: Oregon, It hours
ending ts.ni.
Prtcip. In Inchsa and Hundredth
HiKhest teinperaturn yesterday .- 71
T,oweM temperature left night tti
I'reclpiiation, laM 21 hours o
Total ini tlp. since 1st nf niomh 1 IT
Normal preclp. for this month.- 2 IS
Iiiai prerln from Sept. 1.
I2I. lo date 3.'.
Average preclp. from Hept.
!'77 iti
Total excess from 8epL 1,
i!:i 6
Average precipitation for 4 a
wet seasons, (Qtembcr In
May. Inclusive) SI 4
Tonight and Tuesday, fair, mod-1-
to temperature.
VM. BULL, ileteoroloiiit.
No loniri-r fed from In upper
Irtttiitiirle by any large amount of
ni'hi-d soon, th'j North I ntpnua
rlr is becoming le.na cold with
I the remilt that Im-al augh'rs report
Imrelng reward for their day's
;irk with rod and line. The trtiul
;ni e now gilng c ulcnre of bHng
on the ltioe lu Inrgrr numbers than
at any time Inc.' the recent spell
of lilh watei, and Ihy are begin
ning lo llse to the fly. Among the
better catches on the rhcr yester
Idav wtlh a tly for lute Mas one
matte by County Commissioner c
I.. Hecklejr on the rapids In front
of his farm. In addition to several
hi-e trout, he landed, after an ex
9t battle, a tielheail welching
mer ten HMinds. Killing on the
tilhuttry streams opens lecatly on
next Wednesday, the IMh. and the
lit st Sunday thereafter will see
1 scores of local angler on the banks
j trying their luck.
(Ax-i.t.il Ct.-m U-amvI Uir,)
WASHIXCTfiV A,,HI I.
Naval seiinhineM nf i,,.uiv .,
vcloped long distmuv m-ouling
type will be tesied by the navy
department this summer in a non
slop flight ftoin California to lla
wutl, the longest sustained flight
ever attempted over water by
hvavler than air craft.
NiOill Mirlaeo erutt lmu .
proliahlr will be slaunneil m,.r
the more than ' lien mil., ... .... I
of wilier lo serve as proteinoii!
tor the fliers. j
" ' "e ' i ' - in
aixi now heiug worked out with i
indications th.it it Kill he imi.I.t-'
taken late lu June or eielv in I
July, hither au Hi. go r ' jn
tratll'is.o will be the lak' nl'f
point with :: as the obj. nu,.,
The test will follow tin- i;.t .
and aireralt maneuvers in the'
il.lntly ol Hawaii, ot the next:
few weeks and will proi ee( as the '
navy is undertaking annih. r , x- '
pemnent with the alnr.ift iho ,
exploration of unknown .i.Mc
regions In co operation Willi tile
MarMillan X'Vpeilltion.
If the new planes fulfill i
tatlons the flight lo li.lwaM will
mark an impoi i.int ,t. p in n,. de
velopment ol tuiiire defense j. ins.
Iiesuned lo operate from a l.mii
base patrol aircraft of siti !i t :,iis- 1
1 11 K radius. It Is pointed out. "'ild !
be lifllted for cMensne n oi.r:ng '
ahem the I'ananin Cnn.il .. ml j
throughout the Carttihe.ni ss uell !
n s oil the Atlantic coast an I Ha- 1
wall.
The new lpe ol plane .i ,e- I
serlbc, at the navy depann'-n!
today as a "dislinet dee!op!iient
from that whlih ha to do ith '
the operations of aireralt f t,in
the ships of the fleet.
"The natrol lihines." It u. I
said, 'might be termed the "air
crullers" ot th navy, lacy art
See tts for flowers of all kinds.
Hest of quality and reasonable
prices. The Fern.
fciltesS
Mltl-UTY THKATIIK.
No more dramatic and convinc
ing story has be.-n brought to tho
screen in some tftne, nor one told
with greater clarify than H. i
SrhulberLT's new Pivferred I'lcture
"Tbe Tritiers", adapted from the
novel by Frederick Orin Itartlett,
now being shown at ihe Liberty
Theatre, where It will continue
tomorrow.
Thousands of people, read the
fascinating and deiightlul tale
that Ita'rtb tt unfold, d. in his
story of tbe heautilttl girl. whoe
corroded view polt so i -,Vi.itns
life, and her eventual capitula
tion and admission that after all,
"love Is all", wlnn iis right muu
came along.
M.VIKivri.i THKATKi:.
"Harrier llurned Away," the
Kncore I'lcture to be ?huwn at i
the M'ljestic Theatre tonight, 1
commands attention on nt least j
three ecores. In the first plaev j
It reproduce the (. htcaso fire of
1 s 7 l in scenes that are thrilling.
iMR;at ional anil real, being the t
largest fire seuenev) ever stated I
for a motion plctur---. In th sec- ;
ond Vl.ier it ha a ry ol dram- '
atic intensity, vritieti by I.eah j
Halrd frnn the famous uov I and ;
stage p!0.f Rev. K. I'. Roc.
Thirdly, its cast I a long list
of stars and well-known artists of
the screvn. '
High grade, extra fancy, rag
ru at owtU'a,
The new
automatic
loan
feature
keeps
Oregon
Life
policies
in force
On alt our new poUcie your
inturance will be kept in force
from th legal reserve bj thl
new arrangement, uilhout rc
qufft on your port.
And anyo1J poHcyhoUrr may
have this new feature added to
hU policy for the asking.
'OregonTife
A t M'llj r n w " - - ifrimj r
C !' i, O-l-litt. .Ulvr.T.Kltflr..iasi l
Ummt Otfcti PORTLAND. OREOON
CHAS. S. McELHINNY
D strict Msnsasr Howburg, Orsgon
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1 a large
shield to
rest on the
prround
7 uppraiflcd
13 reversion
to an ccs
tral type
1 outer cov
ering of a
eed
16 covered
with gore
17 means of
travel
19 to produce
20 girl name
21 one who
cries
23 rni! maris
(abbr.)
24 Nova
Scotia
(abbr.)
2T, also
2C correlative
of neither
2 negative
2! raise
30 surgeon
cylindrical
saw
HORIZONTAL
32 b duet
33 the sun
34 call
37- to unro
40 suffix
meaning?
like
41 for
42 track of a
wheel
43 correlative
of either
44 lay out
work
45 -ossified tis
sue form
ing skele
ton (pi.)
48 a quid
4 'J among
M relation
02 to diminish
'53 pertaining1
to the kid
neys 55 worker
67 one who
suffers
from lark
of blood
53 drains
1 worsh i ppers
01 HlOlS
2 small par
ticles 3 change
4 creeping
plant
5 note of the
musical
scale
6 a bond de
livered to a
third per
son until
some act is
performed
R near
9 allow
1 0 employer
1 1 endless
12 a small
plum
14 a month
18 torn
21 r rv nf rlnvn
22 Koyal Or
der of Hov
ers (abbr.)
VERTICAL
25 blowing
machino
used in a
certain
; rocess of
smelting
iron
27 set over
29 juice of
rubber tree
31 utensil
32 heart-wood
of a tree
34 fruit of elm
or maple
35 a heavenly
body
3fi corner
37 open spaces
forcpmhaU
38 public con
veyance 39 mandates
43 the ouUido
4.r a tree
47 void
4u-concern
60 a barrier
62 to bend
64 111 g
Inland
(abbr.)
Bfi exist
Herewith is Solution to Tutsle
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Tip For Beginner.
Solve thl punle by toirpnr
Irie the ynonym listed in the
Horizontal" and "Vertical"
columns with the number of
spaces cxtrndinc crosswise or
downward on the diairram. a
the cue may be. If a word
occurs to you mcsninr sub
Untially tf,e Mme si the
synonym nd the correct num
ber of letters to fit in the
spaces between its imber and
the first shaded stop following;,
write it in lnhtly. Work away
th small worts, the "easy"
words, firt, and they will ir
you plant of duet to tiit, dii-
XlCult anea.