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LA GRANDE EVEnG OBSERVER
Published Dally and Weekly t La
r.r.nd.. Oreaon. h. I fir.nrf. Kv.n-
Ing Observer Publishing CompanyPishcd of ever n-K'OmK theln-
BRUCE BKNNIS, Publisher, o An for tQv A,jy, they doo'ri' need
intend at Um ftwtof fic. at LaQrand. thorn. The Jlrllwh fbct i. far greate.
Oregon, ai Second Clasa Mall MaWer.land stronger man ever i,ciiu. ,
Addrea, all Communication, to
The Observer, 1710 Sixfji Street.
City and Comity llfflrlnl Paper.
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On Sato in Other Citie.-OreBon Hoke'l? , ,,, in y flltu,e i,,nt;tlgenc V,,te uppo A be Pwo distinct
News Stand, Portland; Imperial NeW. m' . w..lf..re uf l-iviliy.atli)'i,in ,i " ., ,
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ownu, roniana: mminoman uohm
Moltnomnh Uotel
New. Stand, Portland, Oregon."
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BtUCI(ll1IO.NeHA5S
By Carrier
uaiiy. oer nrontn . . . a . ,. .oc.
Wc
IUIIv tier thre0mo,(lh. 81.00
Ually, per lit m'itti Id advanc. l3.7u to have Dcen unauapien ioi-i.,
Daily, per year in advance 17.60 j DiitjJi ur American navy,oi,n a'couW
laily, aintve copy......,,, ,. ficlo. th(,ir HmJll lmkl,r , ,. Sl..
liy Man . - i;.
Daily, peibyear in ntyanc. :tW.oOimen s ".Uariei,- irn-pim eKu. ......
Daily, er aix monthj in advance 12 5(1 ),er., Vie
bally, three months 'n advance. .!. 25 There in even a feeling of relief
few";.r,- V m,ny ..uarte.s over t,. unc etc
rear la .dva.ee I.St stroke. U eliiignatra the pioblcm ol
distributing the German nhii nfnoiiK
' , ':'??' t(, powers, -hus removing a posbli
4'iiimlry 'Tin of tflirc,
l.llllil of l.lbelrly."
HlKM l ,
1 Is'Hunian Foliy Entirely
Incurable?
ly
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Most 'rloqucnt f tho war corres-!w:.,h
p.indenU was I'hiliii (libbs. an Mm,-,
lislunan, who had rare power to make
render, sec and feel the very soul of
the war. He has just written soine
thine that shows ho understand, pence
as well as war. fircotinic the sitnin:
ii( the peace treaty, he says:
"I think of tho men on the Sommc,
liiound Arras, on the way !o I'nschen
ilnclo, south of St. Quentin and In
other fields whore I rhw them lyiun,
so many of them. I think nlso of thos"
youti(f ilelglana I saw upon the Vser
and in Pixmudc and I'ervyso and other
Flemish towns, and if the French,
whoso sacrifices were vast, through
all the war nmimiicjy heroic, and of
the Americans, who came fresh and
splendid into the last phase and of
feied their youth to the devouring
monster of war.
''So now here is peace. Hut to my
mind, and to most of us who saw that
war stripped of all illusions, in its
naked and terrible reality, this peace
will be a mocking thinir, luring us on
to another epoch uf damnable strife,
unless the ideals for which the first
men fought, for which all of them
fought, whether conscious or not of
their mission, are instilled into th1?
hearts of peoples and into the philos
ophy of their leadership.
"A war to end war.
"A war to kill militarism.
'A war for the liberties of the
world's democracy.
"If those watchwords are not ful
filled, then thoso million men of hum
who died, and all others, will be cheat
rd in their graves, and that army of
ghosts above tho stricken fields will
demand vengeance upon a dislumorcd
and disgraced humanity.
"Tho cull of hatred must give va'
to something higher than that, or Kur
ope will. he soaked again in blood.
"Out of the agony there must coino
a now wisdom, or Hie folly of men in
incurable, and there is no hope- for tho
world." . ' i ' I i
And wherein is that new hope to lie
found if not in the league which, im
perfect n's it is, aims to substituu tea
son for force, and sets up the machin
try for interliational co-opeuvtion.
No Great Harm Done By
Sinking rieet.
. The destruction of theS rman w:u
fleet was no irrctt mattei, tb-rmany
li Your fearning
'JNow Thh Ever
If sq, set asiiVo",') juirl of ynuv enniint;s e:crl
C;jJiAiitli ajiaiusl the tiiut' tvheii il wjll In; less "
f Start a liaiiU'HM-eiuit aiul Imihl on it
.. There are niniv,v ooiu'iiiittiinincs for iim.t
nients that 1 ut v If von haveoiMetliiii t,, iiivcst
'e t'l'fer you the services ef thU haul; uml will
? he ulad tf g-ive xot irtforia.1tlftn aii.l ivlviee or
U,V iiuitteivupon whu-h Aw are i i ii" 'Vi
1 lo not lunitate Mil fin us. s 6 "
" IA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK
Capital aid ftirplus, $210,000.0 53
h yr..Miai:! ri:ii:iJAii
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herself would nol hitvi'T"1 mose "nr -
shipa back. In ngy event; tier own
Hrtion merely makes
their ly Im-
Ocdiutc and absolute, removing what -
lever hone any German may have flier-
I . . . IV. , Vi, a Ht.iK' if Q'ni'
,ne y., O T, I. . ,h:
fother stood asiiv, could dominate the
... ... u',.i- nil tuitnw .
O , , ,l ,7re i
ih,.c nice been in tin ai ami ate
worm, ii in t"!
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I 1 II VQI VI III, i "
., , ,,sli,ia,i(. mantiirv
I""-' ' X ' a ,.tll wi,: !
!oC the worWs seas ,-ind sc:r"it. w'th -
ia. ..
yyxn .1 nil- ami noun " "y j"
' ; .i..i ,.lf von iioi tine". '
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caiwe or iiuarrei.
' The (JermariH M'em
to levari! IHik
'ctip as a last, tollinir injury to tlx
;liies. As a iaitcr of Vact, it hurts
nobody but tin. GcniKins themselves.
'Tho money value of those ships, sa il
It'n be about ?:ir,0,iMIO,tlOO, Vill be udded
'to their'war olillKations. Thus the Al
lies will lose little or nothiire;. The
vierinans will not only pay the bill but
will carry, as lonn ;is history is writ
.ten iinci road, the added stigma of bav
inff ended the war, as they started it,
11 spectacular exhibition of dis-
honor,
The Biggest Ear In All
The World.
Th( liitrt'cst liar in the world ha.
been buijt in Sow York (lily. It will
hp in use for one, niyhL only-r ifie niht
whtn the jiroat nii-lropolin, just liki
tho pooiosL liltle rube-town in the
country, nes dry, whiih. is ton'tfht.
A cuu ntcr ix beiu built all arouni1,
the nrena of Madisnn Sciiture (larden.
An nrmy of hartendeiH will be in
i-hnrKft- An entram-e fee of $2 is sup-
y)oned to keep out the "rouh element,"
but nnyuody who ban the pnee to
In can Hthy ns long an he has the price
to pet out.
This may be a fitting tribute to roy
alty. Tho bitf town has reaped in net.
Kold. thank to John Harleycorn, and
jf it wunt to eelebrate Win pausing u
royal style it is New Yiitkn own bu
ini'SH. Hut to tho humble onlooker it
seeniH like a cheap and tawdry waste
of money, an ignoble thinjf, in these
day.H nf mif fei inj: and want.
H is for one niht only, however
And of course, for those who like that
sort of thing why that in the suit of
thing they like. It may have a salu
tary side, tito, for probably a good
many ordinarily decent and rospect-
ihlo folks will make rather public fools
ol thcniKelve.s, and the memory of that
fact, together with their headaches j
next day, will mnki; the passing of ,
booze nee m Infinitely desirable instead
of lamentable.
The biggest bar in the world, the
higgi'Ht crowd of drunks even mm-ii to
gether in the hintory of the woi Id
glorious thought! It will do more to
advance the cause of prohibition than
anything tried up to date.
Business Office On the
' Farm.
A full page advertisement of all
sorts nf office etuiionient, to be u-rd
in keeping farm uecounls is being
published in daitv papeis all over the
(country. ' '
J These al vert isements ail printed
jor two. reasons. One is to sell the
ma- htnes, the otbei is to acquaint the
pahlie with n giwwing luisiness.
'1,'bi ie is the t p' i .tei , (Sir cn'-res
ipondenee; there i the ntldtiig uuu hine.
Capacity Creater
Before?
ifKSKifv'K ss'it;Nr
LZ
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jioi wouiiik; mere nre .special 11001.V
I fur farm book-kccpiti;;, the cash regis
tor fiir- handllnif small ca-.li, and Hum
.crou, other devices such a. are ...
(daily in busuO-offices and .tore.
f """l"'" report an increaiiiiiK demand j
j for uch mechanical devices for fnQil
use, and farrncrytrc found everywhere
i,,,.,,,, Wie nine ami money
n:i vinv viilnn nf if f'u:. i.iiimutit
( " ".l ? V. ', !
jkeepiiijr farm records in a bujincs.slik,-
ifnanmn
i .vJ , . , ,, .
ln t,Q , , , Mva ,, n ,,, m nrs
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iviiiKi hiiij u ei,
i..,i... rO ... , ...
1 ""'
fiheac days tho sueeessfut fnftnor if
' f
tip-top IfOmicm man, and h l.t'.:e
i... . ..n .i.. .. . . . .
i:'iunLaire 01 ait me rime-savi'B (iev:i"
he ca use.
lie, neoTIs them partiou-
i -.. ..im... . i" a "
0
"'""-''""' "u,,MT'!l;.uiua wo:,k d iwnn with ll w n e
men, he is not only buyer and si.ier, tft.rijon to add to the buslmss of
but ho ia the aclivt. producer iii Jib; jmunlciM.it, i jicMomh e("ampe, s a?
CKicej r g e ' iLHiiiig adiautage of the opnurtiin-.
" " a j t : y to move mil the (jv.-nii of Jjit)
:: ril In unlet t. not Ikivi- onf li t:
"It i strunge,"omme.ts someone. In lir, ,1M ,),,, : 1 1 1 . crew,
''that in all the, substitutes for the, n,, n went to wink :his fin-ruin::
saloon, nobody .has suggested ((thi'..'ltliig up I' nis. and Tudii iriuals
home." Happy thought! And the who hu.e their on a e.inii- .ne.-r
r.mt.ti Ihin.r til. r, i.l it in lh.it I hu h..ti,,.
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hnhit can bo ai-ipmed just the same as
the liipior habit, ami thei is nothing
hut the tnovie hulfil that can break
it up.
Adimral v;n r.ouler Vpbiins that,, spilv ,-,,,' ,i,., fvaiiabl "
the Kmieioi had ordend the skik-.r,ri (lur u big d lejint inn .of
ing of the fleef. jnd CJeruiany pre-
lends to have turned hersir into a
new, while-winged republic. ' . . !
Waiters
smaller lips us a result of prohibit on,
ays tno propnet. les, ami incie win
be less tipping of glasses, too.
Will l.ll TAKK I'l XISIIMIi.NT
CuntiiniMj from Phge Oufi)
Heir llohenzollerii does not escape the:,. xart dcf.iilu of b.iw tin in n e,ii
moral eoiiHeUr.tKe3.' ,isieh (Ii'h roll, will he figured ou
It is expected ai a member of thejat
'league, he adds, Holland will inform
the former emperor he must -unptai
before an international court or leave j made, up rubier by co-ii ti-i n.iul ov
the country. A highly placed .French i"')' dlot lei i' workluK out I :i onn
authority on international law told the -sa,vii: As it f f"!' " tain that
eorresoondent the nioceedinir- mrainst."" vrtt helming nu.io:iy of Union
the former emperor would he on moral
groundn and the sentence wold be of
a moral character entirely. There is
no question of a death sentence or im
prisonment, the coriespoudent wmi
told.
11 is proi.ame, trie eorresponueni ; H(,,f .Ui wimnK to help mak thi'.
continues, that the crimes of til for- J vjoll. y cvleln aliou a success. Ko far
mcr emperor against international - pnHSii,c 1 1m omm;t.:'0.H person
morality in starting the war and in uUy..u( Hueh nU';i to appear and are
violating Belgian neutrality, wilt be UmIhk faorabIe ik-plies but tt
condemned" severely, the Huheirol- committee cannot rcueh till. Henc
terns will bo declared forever deposed j the fr each m.m who bus bad
a-nd it will bo made impossible for the vice anywhere or In any branch,
former emperor to "do further harm j to willingly do his pic :l to m -.ike Fn
linf him n olare of resident , ion county's vii-ory celebration a
from which he must not move.
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If you nruuo W"h i "m,l you rn
foolish and If in wl.e man aiRUcH
wiMh you. he's foolish. I
Coal Shortage Looms Ahead;
Government Says Buy Now
The 1'nlleil Stales dcologlcnl Kurvoy
niiniiiuiees from Washington the proh
nblllly of another general coal short
age next fall und winter. The an
aoiiiiceiui'iit Is based, the" Survey
sr. il-, up on a tuition. wide study of
conditions In the bituminous flcld.
Unless steps are taken nt once, tho
Survey says, to place the mines upon
it l:n:;ls. vf IncrvKSsoil product leu there
Is eu-ry prospect of repetition to
some detrree of the situation that pre
vailed In the United States during the
winter of l'.il7-l.S.
The only w ay production can be stim
ulated at the present linn, ll Is said. Is
by, placing orders with the mines for
coa which will be needed biter on.
' Ti-o.Wili.n during the Itrst'tlve months
of tho year," reads the staleiuent, "fell
o, .'-'OL'.IHHI net tons, or approximately
below production during the first
tie months uf 11MS. Mines uri pivduc
Ing coal now at the rate of from S.OiHl.
uk to R."tHi.inK tons a Wivk. An. aver
age ourpat of 10,7iHl,lHH) tons a week
mil-it tie tmrmalncd from June 1 to
.lamiury 1 next If the county's estl
inalcd needs of rl,l'.0lHl tons tl,K
ca are to be met."
Evil of p.lartd Orders.
M no time during this year hat tb
rate of production sppronohed the re
ipilred totinafe. The ten.l.'ru'J on the wlnu tlie oouiury j record crojis are
paft of J. avers to bold oft placing their being., carried. In sim districts It
orders Is' llmltlni! production, tho""!o fp -r oertnin' that, notwilb
'niine, eanm.t .tor. coal' at tl point of "" Hjmosl endeavors of the
product!,,,,, and win, Ue rush .,f""" Ad,l,....n ni th. ..til
1 ' s Irallon of Its exteriertce last ITilr, car
order-,, for the winter, need, cine- J).I1,1, , , iinii.hig buti
next fall tlwr. ' grave W.-uige. thai , ,nl1,, ...a r,,-vlurti.m. und'tor t'nt
,hi vd -3, Vi UU dcplcl.-d labor ft.rces i ri,1(s,,ft , i, ini,rniatliiil whether tlie
and tlie 'Tirob.l'lllt.v e? les. mlmiuale , expected prd'tlon oj, V.OOtMkiO tons
Iranponalloii, tll be unable to meet I can he attiilneit ibis car. .
., . ...1 1.. .1, sil.,r,, i-a if l-.l,.u Mlre.ilv 1. fr, fnr.
Ilir lll'ililiiiw iiirir,iiii..i,ii.n.... -
UMilou uh'tt'offlan Itisulticlent supply
... .i .,, .
,!; mcnerall.T. .d
e l"bcd thgt p-,pilr.ents 'Ho
this .'sr.'
-ads a Survey ststomonl
lo l'uel .Inilnlstmtor nrtleld. "will
be abouf WO.iVio.tKKi toiS of bilunilnons
roal.Wi worn iyiiiiiuinu'i
. i ...Vi..- i -. ...
i-oal.f tdcti lOiuoilmatelT :i.iiV.i"iO
nlbileU last yonr, byTlim fvKi.tO
tun to he proiiucet,. qO- " wo, -
Ox HI tons lTSfkNi.ooo tons were inHnir-
GuATri',r! F,7HT7i"ir.l Go.iVFT2.
H1HV PAMDCDC
miin uimi liiu
ARE EXPECTED
mr ... a .. ....... . . , ..
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tiqi; fir n:TS at riniig
0
rpliVnf ((tit -'ur iJ 'iKso .iiul SjOjj
I'lill (lilt M JOH II
I With Fourth of .Jn!y;iml It nt
;jn ,r h r'l-b if Ion, i.'iau-
in.iny mstiiuces pi :.iii;ik on ii. ii. -
I 'it Tli in day.
,,.hi, );)I,lllnt is ,vi!1 ,, H,ic
(1 tj tractim. The npeiiing ex
Seines will set tind'C w.ty at 7::ii
iscs will set tind'C
jatid H en Imk!'. '
I lt'i-tailiiii..lit.
days of en
I t niv tiiiinlei-i :nv T:Miinr:ie Tor
campe is coming s .ronc.er tbao
ever, iiyna-i
U'c.n.l t'My. Union,
Siunnurilb' and Kl
N", lh
,g"l are oin
H ct ion;
ilia: will Ii
presented in til
t'-nted oniony.
c - n - R - rTf - ir' TlfrTI ARf
ASKED TO MARCH
(Continued from Tae 1)
od that previous to t he pa rule next
Friday ewi.y .rvice .man in town
ihiU da ti'uii i no vk'i r.-U. Th
om; and .llUl:Je.ne,.
The coiu.pl. '.lit coined from cv y-
l'wh"r - (li.n thj War Iteja- tinont ban.
ninty id'rvice nit-n
,vil I be In l.a
(irandft next Friday, this Is d''e ned
to lie an excellent oppoituuUy t-j
f,ot tliJt'in to i'Hriistr.
SerWco 'im-ii eunno. bo ohed
p;'rnoualty for ,t-he purade, ;nd It
n l.t nt..!. fnillvilnl ir.-nmi'nt hin-
Uuccohs. H!s patriotic part
til this
instance,. Is to offer
bis services ir
tne p:i uu-
FurtluM-iiior
wph f '
i a pinoianile photo-niiiri-beis
w-lll lie tak.-'n
remaining flfi weclis, or an average
of
10.7tst.uoO tims a week.
"Thus Cur this year production lias
been at the rale of S.L'iHl.lKsl tons a
week. In 1P1S production was at the
rale of 1 IIim.imiu tops a week.
"This production w'ill be dllliclllt of ae
romplisbnieiit. The capacity of opernl
Inu'iulnes ut the present tlmew llh lalior
now oii'lbe payroll ls about IH'.r lower
I Huh It . last year. This detlciiMicy
nitty he made up In purl or wholly it
the inlnes have orders sutlicicnt to run
(hem live or sli days n w eek unless the
threatened exodus of forelgn born labor
occur
May Be Car Shortage.
"Present wnge ngremonts -between
operator and miner, expire with
! the proclamation of peace by the Pres
ident. A suspension of mining oper
ations while a new wage agreement Is
being negotiated would..of course, serl-
1 ousiy luierferv with tlie ir,l;ctlon of
coal and If It should occur daring th-
, fall would cause a panic amoiii; bui-s
' and consumers of coal."
I There Is no use In gambling upon
this or any oilu-r coutlng.Mioy, fuel ad
mliistuitl..u oih. lals say. The tlrtu or
Individual who wants to ! sureMf an
aibypiste coai supply next winter canj
he certain by buying coai now. ineie
, Is no. oiher way such ussurau.v
j can be obtained. TYnusportirti.'n fil-'
' pivmls.v (0 be a llniltlliK factor If tt!c
flood tide of le:iaml conies at a time
i . .... (
' tor that Is ruitlne down tbC oaiput lnrf
! si-ffie coal producing sections, accord-
. . .. i.,., ...?.,-,,..,..,,,.. i.
foreign h.vrii nilneof cxpccjjto return to
! yjp ,0l,, , ?,.,
cull cca bass-
. illd ., ,. ln fl,, nilvt ,,,, ,,,,,
. u,redo If .ntl'jied this mmcinont
, ni 0) ofluOle of producitu:?l.ut one
irun -'iwh-m -a v hj-umi
Oi .lUtK.t wli. rv iltrt mlii.
re.ull a reduction of HO '-unt
Qilmr Is liuife!)- foreicn -Kion, and there :
( are niuj nun oisincia.
iq no nwfis coai snouui "'"''owiii n .tobl:nl
Suits for
Business0
You jiiajo think you're hard to fit; a
lot of men do, just becaie they're a little
ov$ or under -igljtfjor taller or .-dVirCr
nan the-ver;L"!'. JVou'l!'ind clothes to
f.t you here -best W.I lies, toji made blfc
HartuSchaffn8r
1 & Marx
That means style, careful tailoring, all
wool fabrics, irrsuctHg wear and- best
shape-keep in gu qualities. You'll be sur-jiri.-kjd
at the plendid values and the eae
of finding a fit when you elne in und
tiy on one of these suiU
$;c.oo To huM.
Hart Schaff
LMarx
Clothes
her
This label is found in every II A IlT
SCIIAI-'l NKK & .MARX suit or overcrat
You are-guaranteed a fit.ethe best of ill
wool fa'orics and perfect tailoring. If
you are not ABSOLUTELY SATISFIKI)
in every way, your money will be re
funded, or vou will receive a new- suit uf
clothes AND YOU'HE THE JUIKilC:
Did your Kver read a better guarantee?
The Ifonie'nf
Hart Krh.ilTiuT &
.Marx Clothes..
and filed away In tho imchlvos of tb? During July and August, the pub
oiMiuty. A lisl of prizes for decora- lie library will be open on waok-days
ted antra etc., will be published to-j
Him. now.
Cbc Bookiooitm
Infoi-iuatioii for Itusiuess Men
Only Um largest of city libiarles
at- husincss eoi poi iitkins are able to
kn.ii on file the latest and most
I complete Info: nuutlon on business
jSiibj -cts. However, even the small
! Ilhnary like that of Il Grande can
I supply some ol the, condensed InTor
1 ination collected from far and wido
I in the form of a book entitled "ltlot)
.Ji business books; arranged by ji.ulb
ms. titles and subjects." Tbi.i cata
log Is tho work of '.ho libisi.-laiof
Hie business branch of the Newark.
X. .1. public lilimry. It represents the
wo.k of fiflikil years of continuous
and nieo.ising search for tacts in
eve y line of manufacture and trade,
in r, ,-ponse to the demand of pine.
lic.il men using tlte business library.
Such material i often difficult to
'local.). Wimlng Own otwiira somc-
es, ou's'ule Ibe regular hook truue..
Hooks of popular Interest' on so-cioi.-ical
subjects l.o be round in tho
public lib ai y are:
-With 'I'nnr lntniiKiant to Anier
im," by St.-phen Oilihani.
"On the Tnitil of 'he Immigrant,''
bv 1-:. A. Stoiner.
llattlo with the Plum," by Jac
ob lills.
-Vh:ui:h the Mill." by AI l'inidy
The Long lsiy : Story of a
Nmv Vurk Working Uirl."
llniuiy for Ashi-s." bj- Mrs. Albion
follows Haeon.
T-ny Yvars
by J.ine Addams.
"Adventure. Vf
hv l'thel Lynn.
at Jlull-IIouw,'
a Wo:nan Hobo-'
'itix.as In' l"oreigu jinauan'
A veiy.few- grammars ail lexta
In Ureucli alld'Sr'.iuisIl Itiv on the
s-helves of.'the .public libra, y." Uic
liou iri's may . be eotisulteil In the
building "
"In connc tloil with libia.ies, clubs
Y. M r. A "s. and.ovcmu, A bools
ii e.ihci. o g.inizatlons, there hss
be. n'ln many p,ajes In the c i-iity,,
a In-.:, ineivaso'of cl.i-s-s tuding
Trench and Sini! Men retil. ulng .
ftotn U.anco .:iitwisliiim M conttn
ue tin 'udy ofo'UireiKntlaumumua
are urc .1 ioijj.ike tlui divite for.
,
known.
I'nhlicatren e.--'uil'.iulded ! .e
public library are "t Icii.encaii. tlie
j ji,,,, j1u , . Tin-s." by J
lian.
--ni.-ti. v .Af Races and e'eo-
.... ,,,, .,,,i .. ,., hv the U S(
i,iot;:r ttjon comml.-,lon.
j es, luwlO.nster of the lUe.U
of.,. j h o:,selo ! ri a
-Javiiine d O r. - 4y WftiiotOux-
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a' S-nith Sm i.l' "
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Every"
Mail
Copyist 1913
only. It will bo closed on the rouith
of July, ltegular hours are 1 to li,
and 7 to 9 p. in.
GRANGERS HAVE
ANNUAL REUNION
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probably, was in the plots which
we e producing hea, dlss rye. Also
Of hit frost wc,re the plots showini:
th" results of erowin,T wheiU on th-
same ground continuously ton oiht
years. Tlje question of soil fertil
ity Ii'iid been dtsmssed dnrini; the
DUTLI'S
The
Acid
Test
' - r?wM -
of continuous service and re-1 -anility has shown t.e feoiijrf
the Cr.mde Itonde Valley the true value of our business u tjiis
' to. niumty. e buy eur Cuttle, jthoioji, HoiA, Poultry, Kgs "
and Cut tor nti. -a cash for thorn. Our pr.-es ar al.ay.
arrictly in line Kith market conditions 4 fair and ba.:ntaIA.
ma: a)in betweir tost and sellirsj price is constant ' maintairietl.
, .
Ve df not r.,-e.l adopt "Virry auh.ofe or -..i!ai Jsc cl-.-,
la bolster upVtr business"? The TRt.it I and square eali--. ntm
j.xd enough for us. We gift you irV.L th:ifi.iviy ln
any fimi do more, and succeed?
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Hart ScUatfner t Marx
NEW STETSONS,
$G.50,
' JUST IN
The newest shape in four different
volors, including the new Beaver shade.
.Medium wide brim, high crown, nnr
row band. We advise an early selec
tion, in view-of the fact that we will
be unable to secure more Stetsons for
a period of five or six months.
All shapes and styles now in
STETSONS,
$UI0 TO $S.0O.
The Homo of
I Tart Schaf fner &
Marx Clothes,
earlier part of thie day. Plots show
ing .diffeent silage ci-ops natuiallv
attracted much aMent-ioti, through
tlvil. connection with 1'iwf. Pott-er's
address in t.ho forenoon, in which
emphnsis had been Laid on the biu
ccft'ul tesultfi obtained at the Kx-perinK-nt
station through feeding
rale on sibige. Discussion of
methods of eradication of some of
the must harmful and tioublepome
wo.'ds wars also largely (participat
ed In by iho visitoi-s.
Uncle Eben.
"Hope fob de best,"suld Uncle Eben,
I luit don' be jrrecdy uu' try to K''b It
all fob yohse f.
Job Printincr. The 0)rvert Main 37
Fresh From the Oven
and fit for a. king, is every
piece of baked goods from this
bakery.
VOFK MORNING ROLLS '
AND LOAVKS OF HKEA1).
aro the digectible kind, if we
made them. This bakery hasnt
an enemy in all the town.
FOR RAKED COOPS PA
TRONIZE US.
Well please you and oUr scr-
vice is prompt.
BAKERY
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