La Grande evening observer., August 11, 1919, Image 4

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avt,AV AITflUST 11. -19m
FOUR'
HN nRANDE EVTOTTKO OBSERVED
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To the -Allied Kmtlnwn RoQut le ' 'o' reKlonu of ore land
ii nnsinr rin up n r r n n i nun e America creat. o ""
IA bnHHUC llMinU UDOlllll.il 0n the mh(.r h.,nili M.rso, who Od !'e K-lv" " Illsaiinall Klft-i ! Hatn-tl railway and BteaiiiliiD
irf.rf,. il a-..... I j ... . i i i. i...!to culliaOi aii.ouiiu-il lo some li!u,-;lo bring the ore to him. He boa
Pll.tied Uaily and Weekly .t Ls!u.r meradin of con.l .lion, ami "" ' man 1,,'t O hi. death of the reduction In price of .teel t;;,
.... r..nr. k. t .V:p.iwU Kv.fi-1 ., .., ,, .. ... i.i hiich sin unliu and mich u ncnltered , from !S a Ion down to -. Jim
:;::L::rz:: vs.; ,,u:r r, lu ., .. ,'vr: f .,,.,,.,.. . pe. en, canned that even n, iow. rpi
uoll.p tCkiuk.. 9 .. . Ilil memory. . fiKuie was maintain' d oaly by tho
ukiibiiii. ' tioni ural ucalin waiunir on V meir Mr- . ... ...a.r... .h- ... .
" I., ii... I I-..- ..I IVi.in f flcnfi 1ULI LIlilL 1IU UaU Hi U 111! I'" utm mi; lu
lu Ih i ! duotry. A former nee.ctary once ui
tntered at the Fontoffic at La Grande rival on American toil. A check!
C I rt'l M..J1 Hut.... i ,.,,,1.1 I... .1... Iirm f.f t(-m)
here by illicit employment ;:eiicie.i
and conscienceless atcarnhip corti-
lll the backcrriilllil of
am of philanthropy them
Addreas all Communication! to
The Observer, 1710 Sixth Street.
,! (it) and County Official Paper,
i On Sale in Other Citiei Origin Siotel
.' Newfc Stand, Portland; Imperial Newt
itann', Portland; Multnomah Hotel
Newi Stand, Portland, Oregon. .
p:0ics.
i A stream which in-foul at the
t ?oui'0 is a riif-r:A' e to huni.?nity. The
BUHSCK1ITION HATKS
By Carrier .
js'iy, poi mnth 6-V.;
per three month! 1 1.3- i
daily, per six mouthin advante f!.7i
Odi I v .per ye.ir i advance t7.5d j
)lly intrl copy 5c j
By Mill
Jail;,, pur year in advance .$5.00,
O nly, per aix montha in advance MM ,
pi.ily, tlyee Aonths 'o advacce,. i
'jailv. tior month 5U I
Weekly Ohnerver-Star, by mail, pei
year in advance $1J('
atrium of iioniKration, tj:c any other,
must he clean to Htnrt with if it is
not t4 Lrecd disease. anii his
j'lho p:it
f.Oiili: htory Ol Kcoicii thrift, a lit
tie lu'k, and Ktiel, which made eucli
generosity portsililu.
Andrew waa 12 when hie father, p
iiu.ster 0 river, w.-is hrouirht alinoii
i,i destitution. The att-am looms It waa made cerlaln that the r:Ii
ilroc hini out of liiifSneKS. The fam
i:lKed what wa allegedo have been
official correspondence to the effect
that tlO CarneKlo atoel combination
ould sell ralla at a p'olit a low at
J 12 a ton.
whf'i he had upon the steel iuiui
!y iiiiiiiIh red fuiir, including "Andy ' 'ion maoo ins elimination aectxnir
Ktformatories.
ii,i
.votinj.''
rtlli lie
whc-li''
them
brother, William
ided to emiKiate t"
f some relatlvo had
with Kuccesa. Thev
i tiled at Allegheny City, Pa., acros',
the rlwr from r;tthu-(.'h, in "JS4S.
has jccciillv been the ncci4Tho father an-9 Andrew found work
2 it
K an;-
of an iiiUTt'stintf (l,Tnon.u trillion cf
fcucc.":.iful 'fctjuajf tUalinjc" with Ve
fuiirjtiy injniiU'S, and tht-ir ''fc(u;trc
Thu liihor h)njrt;,jr(! in the Kansas
harvest fit-Ma bcM-ame no acute that
the state mird -f iiJtninitrution of
(haiitahk1, penal arrl other institu
tion:-; cleUrir.ir.e'l to al!uw hoya an. I
I ytiUi.K men from Oie state reformu
t toi-y to Ko out as harvest hands. 'Ifte.se
j youths, nil under yean of ne.
were (riven the jufviletf ol reiitinimr ! f,...c
i their earnings in the f.eld and of !1(,.v
In iiTrDttDn furlory, th' won aa a Don-
bin hay. It was his first work. Thn
alary v.aal.O a week. vo'
soon l oiiioiud, at a bllt'ht ad vane,
to fiiKin-erh af'rttiit. He stoked thn
hrjiW and ran the i-nsine in the
faetory fellar.
At II rariieju etucrKed from th'i
( nuine tet'llafc and ht( uine a tele-
jura, h !imuici,ht. J. Uuiij-'las Reid, a
i l )u nt i-rtn ne man, w ho 'md come I"
jAim-riea wi.ly, was lad cf tho of
lire and ho in.dg Andrew nia pru-
Teh-iaphy was then alrnosL n
thinL Noboilv ventured to rid
-My
;nitry Tin of Th, Bncct
IwunI of IJbc'trty."
Boycotting Foods to Erin;'
Costs Down.
V : i i : i 1 1 r )ther joh.s a.s fast as one wa:; '(,,. dot.i and dashta liy Vound. T hey
finished. The only request made of all imprted on taps.'CarnoBi.?
tnem wrm that tin v work Voncstly and ; m H.iid to haM been the thlid op
fn:tl.r,.Hv .t..t r..hirn to thi- rcf.irma-1 erjUr in th L'nlti-d Stales to ac-
ttirv w h'.'ii tiie h:
ed, or v.hcn "llie" jiresiure for cxtr
mm w.i.- relieved, ,
The attorney eenvrnl of Ohio. dU-
cu; iirif (lie fost of commodities, Kuenif I
to thii.k fawirahly of the hr ycott as i
remedy for hih prices. '"If the pr e j
es are n result of combinations" h't(
say-i, "we cnii'hreak them up if evi j
dence can lie jfnthered; but if duo to
normal causes, then a club in tin '
hands of the public would accompii.-Th j
'Hue handled of them went out to
ImrreMintf jobs, it ,'waa umiouneed
not h,i:v; a;ro th;.t every one of th.'i.i
nuire than all the officials could ac
crunplKh.
"If the entire country should re
fruin for u fine from eating meaL, I
he'ieve that prices would tumble with
out further regulation.'
He recommend the application of
the same principle to other commodi
ties, particularly in the foim of the
'meat less' "wheat less' and othe
"lens" days familiar in the war.
NTi doubt it would work that way
And tho public may be -xpected tit
hoyrott various lines of food-tuf f.-i if
It becomes necessary. Kut that rem
edy is surely uncalled for except as r
resort.
The '"lens" day of war-time vev
nicant not u a cluh for profiteers bu.
as n put rig tic device, for food-avnm.
Au tlifn. lies aw' ee that, generally
KptakipKi there is enough food now.
It is simply a question of getting i'.
iliLiihuteil at fair prices. The way to
do it is not for consumers to go with
out the things they need, but for thr
purvhns'ug putdie through its influ
ence and officials .through their pub-ii'-
authority to make producers, nii;nu
fncture: s, middlemen and d-u!er.i j
without their iinjuht in of its. ' j
t iwjiaon waSend-eoiopli,ii ihe rtat of reading incBsag-
a . by i-oitiid alone, ne praniun
iiiOrnfnA liefons the regular oper
noi came ii round.
'One d:-y a death mt-hsae nignal
riiri-e." tie bus related, "buforo thn
In ilimm ilavft IliO
had urtmned qni"tly and voluntari.y j h I,.;,.B Vl.ri ,ho Im,M im
t the iufo,maioy. 'jimtant m' aes wo handled. I ven
In K;.i..-.a.s malefactors under -'ijmtrd to tak tliis one .
are i:ut hent to prison for first of j!(J jj ,t,,-i y :tn,i u,-Iivefcd
ieie.es. In tend they are sent to th"!thl, tele:;ram lit Ut: c tho teRula
ri.'formatory where they are laugh: j for,x. on duty at all. It won him
fafinim; t.r arious trad-s and fitttd ;,:o!noiiuu to the kj'y and ounb'r
to ho!. I honor able im.Mt sorts amiii" the IViinsyivania ranroau pu
j ilii ir fc!!uv men. When their te:m '.' .
refill nee is ot-r tin y are pl.1cJ n j
I jut s for wliit h they are qualified. ;
I H is an ei. lightened sy.Uern, o-v1
j y vat proof of wh'..-e value is the wa ;
in Ah:ih th'fe i iys reiurneu lo r
iiistitu; ton afttr th-'ir period of fii-;
dom. Ti u t, 're j;(''t and honest liioto i
( Uie many hiiinan iil. !
LIU
I?EV,r CARNEGIE ' .
DIES SUDDENLY
I nif
(I'nn'imnil fiiim l'.ii.'
1)
Keeping the Unwanted
Alien at Heme.
The pl;ue lo han lie tlui imtn c
tiun n-lilcni i in tin' cmnti ii-n fiorl1 ,ls
wh i h tin- iinininnint. CMine, tlnnt.t : t t (l
lU llu-si'iitativi' Xuli-n, nf ('n!if;-!tin. i;fl ,t
'Iniinik'tiilits should not hf iillcwul li' i (im,
Imi.uiI ,,hin to come (n mir liorv uii.!! ,.!;,
their fitni'ss is pnive.l," Ik- mj . : I-.ujm' l
t .i'i tiiuily it Kerm n r, a,.tMf
sIiiti-iinMil. Tht' cstiiMi -h.r.i lit uf iin
in:.;, at ion hur.-aus iih:t::.t!, t v I-.
-n lU-ilimr to onv.v t.- thi ' nun
ty ion!,l niiiki nfo-Hcnt .oti. h.aiM
xv.M-k for tlu hi-hrfn of thf ininii;''
nr I Ida ivi'Sfmi. if hi r.i;!n;ry, too.
Surh u lijnmi . couM invesLiMtM
. r pi oo:'tivo iMini irr:li:t... fi:..ii;i.'
o(ii their Mi.ii ,-il uT',1 poli'.ual
.vet i i t . 1 1 r 1 1 1 , t r vr wiu'hiT thev whi'.'
jiV lo )!:t w.i a fiiml of Jlll.Onli.
oi ,i to mil cluriitiim 111 Seottli L'.m-M-r.-il
.ei.
'. 1 1 rl il out' hi i 1 pot idc.i of -i
llelo Comijii. ion. I lllloVM'll in ui
Hi".', Uii;, .-..OOII.IIOO ,y Willi !l llllM
rl I--ii-. of imi',1, uoiion null tliiliiien
h. oi h-'on :oa:ilel ivlth (.'arih-i:!
liu-ii:i! i or p n; loiin for nc'.a til lio o
Imii in il.o ii'.-ino of Imiierilltil po'-
M- S. lie late'" l'tl lUll'll hilllihlr llOIH!
i. irlions to ioioral loioiun roimtius.
Ho it . ! i i heil ilio Canioio 1-oiln-ih
Men ti r Ilio A'hiilKeinont o!
1 I -.-. ill, a total In mi of I
no1!, ho It ha taki ti up rt : i
; eleney ' ..ti : ovs o! fil ue.l 1 iona 1 Wu;k. a
'i:iiie,i io;m y inslililUom., anil Jo i ,
i.liii pel,: lie;:, fnr -..ll..i. rof,- l.lir.l '
In 1"11 I e i i..ii;:l,i I liii .-In. atliiji-; 1.
til hi e 0:1 l.n'. so that hi.. Tilts to l
lie.it..,. iin.l otlu r mstilu-
'loil Iin tu! 'i him, hy e.i
Li !'ie t'iirnoiiit Co: pin al i,,n
iiial Ol S-a. (IOO, UII".
f hi; liil.s' anil l'it'ale;.t
. s l !o' aholii ion ot n ar. a
f into- a, I
1". I"'
I'lim
!. .1 ill 1 i'
In- liureali
e 1 ilel i i ! . it III till'
ni .il . oiilli. l.-i. . lie ;:;
toil. nil all "llilerlial i i
am! Imill tho I .-... I
1 la tie, .u l:ii li, w .is lit
'.. Ii 1'itiv Kf.o. nun
,1 Aia-ei i. an Itopvihii' s
fae
I!
hl ilj to Ik-
'. e Ural I'Oi-i'lVC
I In- I'-mol f
r jelill 1 1 ; i ri v :
iliiiuriiers or
hellefil f I ..til e
tales. Ki.iuir.
iaea'ii r.et !,.. s,
I.
tin"
letrh
ta
ohioil nrr.o?.
- ill tniliia
: tv. To ''. to
, of tl- f.
fio-n
li la-.;
;l i.e
el' h;
. If tllOM tl hi'll lo
i eillln tles anil 111
to :o ran He Uev
v tilt lie slim til 1 1'
i. Ills a far heel,
le I'arne.ilo Mlfn
. at k tiet fl :.
I-1., .i.li nl of 111--
teonie Soe tel V tie
.'...allv 111 fllHh
H- a!-" 1.!ht..:i
r a . It, -iv
up a leh I'r.iPh wiiOi ol lis own ne of
fame ih- 1: minor Divisional Snpor
intention! Thoniaii A. Sentt. Uis f'l
:iry jniop-tl lo i'- a moiitli. "Mi.
Heoit,'' lio ohservod. was tin n r
In:: JILT, ii month, and 1 used to
'.voiult r wli.it on i-iirtii ho could dt.
i. ilh so linn h iiiimey."
Amir in s sj-.toon . when hi"
fai her ilioil. mill h' iioeiinii; at oneo
itl-wiiiner of tin i.unily anil n
piliiii-l. lie had hell toi.l hy
,. i , ,;, ,1 o,i ptoyor that ton sliiues
, J ; Jo ,t e-.i tell rouhl I'U llil'l
I. re. at. ! .1 v...s a pu ul ipves'
i i ... m a ia inily i a, unt il Unit niiilu
: tea. ttt. i- ileeitl.'d she woulil
, .,, .: .. io i- littl.. hi in." for .p.00.
I he s'Oik Wiis hooiiht. arid 11
l.r.iiiiiiit l.ioiuhly ili-. iii' lid of one per
r,-nt. '
1 ran if II. it flist iheok of tml
ilo'lars ilii hli iul noiiioy now," h
i .iiil, w-lir n h liee.'.iui' a n-tired iron
in.is ei- llh millions. "It was sonio
tiling n. '.v to all 'f 'IS for none of
in had vT leteii.J anytliinc l"'l
I I .'111 toil "
'l lie next step toward lli'l' P"tl lend
i ml foil'ino eiilne when T. T Wood
lllli, Ih- liiielil.or of it.e slerl'llic ear.
apii oaih'tl Ii i i ii wi'h a model of Ilio
iu en' on "Ho had no. pokeii to un
it minute", t iirut i;ie has sitl.'ii re-
t.itl.d, " In '- , like a flash, tin
v.t.ole i-inr.- of its .iluo h'.nst upoe
Vt s.' I sa.d. ' t Ii it t is siMiiiittiliu:
hii!i ihis c-..nt itii-tit must inue
He ."lisult il S'oi;. it ill till- throe
l.ne ti d lor too liiitPiifaftiiro of tin'
i-:ti . Cai ii. 'Hie, then er.rninn $an
t . i , . 1 1 1 ! 1 1 y lout to hoirow lnti on nl.i
liitl, in lallniellt of 'Ihe ii)it;il, hut
'.!,., wiien he S"hl out his Inieres
:o :iie 1'u'lii.an roiiip.iny he li.id lea
, . , ; i a. ate. for Iho venture.
I -neit . iniily lo.Iowini; Ihe lead of
e p. in i. lio was later to oelipso hi III
.., i,. lime l.uilililiK, I'iu notie. '
,,f aie Investeil In oil
o.ie i t I lie syiitlie..le- ho liountlt
a ia: t tt.o I of 'il h "'! In a vein,
Hi,, m; pr. -o of all Ihe hiiestors.
I llf a noil -li!ll,: iolu',11 of 1 .-
'ili l
tl pan!
eeli.tle
"1
Get The Babit
of sjuiltj; ;iiiij t'Uti't; inert a-c n 1 1"
Vorki!l-ee;,1. V 0!,i.'!0M'll till',
Iji ii. fu t.r Hir !.iiKiiij; I'.i'iilifit-s
and K.iirfcricfn-. '
LA GRA?l!E N ATIOIIAL BATJK
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e s Coital anlSuiplua, $215,000.00
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ol lie
.ii h diiideiidii upon
.noo.
t!ie .i .iiiliet then at
: e. 'I'll- l.i'ili. ttN well'
u i.l 'i e.i -t i i on til idiies.
. tv ihe ii"'ii iii.il for a
tei'iil la 'n out Ihe iron
e 1 e in. d i lie K,- St.lll"
I !,. . limit, as thei-
ot I., a in id le i. er til
I'll a pall of S I', fee'.
MtieL.r tlueliuv he
.,1 iii..! the K- . stoiio
hili O-ae S .il"l PlOl'le
r . . .,. I'.. n I" e.m to tha'
, 1, V..I'- lull. I he n,. li UP f." sU'''
, ., ., i '-il . l'l'-h-.'d iu ly,v. I'
ll,! in, 1 ttiel.' HI' I!'.. 1'., 111.'
0 I'.liil e II u o ' ly. le oililll'
i,..,, . n, i 1,,'ior.. li e lai-i'ish uiak
v . i- i. " of t' e fet. he bad
!(.. it il ill I is ini'.'.s.
'I 'lo I.OO al'o.' 1 ''IS Mie.ei.. Wli.
Kit iii. i ti... imm '"' '' 1 K 1 '
........ .an.0f"'v h.Vr the
,,. Id's V.. I - P'OillI' '."' "f sl-.'l. I'
1 l-i .alllelli ll Mollis. 'If. l"l -"'
... .,. a oie ot ottif '"ell tlO
,,,,. ,..i::i.ry. M.-yiv s-mai"
l.il, .' his lo'lls siurguo.led I'll'-
., M,. I, ;,. ',e,l int.. l'i.-r M li-
. ; ;.n,iM i... an.l uui"'
If othurs In qneat of wealth In stuol.
weio to lCiillza Hie millions thejf sav
Kolnis to him. He was, atcordiimly,
bought out 'n lliol. The nyndleato
headed by J. P. Mo. pan. which de
sired to form the billion dollar Un
ited States Steel Corporation, publ
$420,0011,000 in their five p? cent
bonds for tho C'urniBie company'.,
holdinn.
-Wlfut a fool I was," Carneule lat
er said in a hearing before a Con
gressional Committee at Washington,
"to dell out to the steel coroporallon
for only t420.OOU.OuA. I have since
learned from the inside that I could
have received 1 1 uo.OOO.'ii'O more
from Mr. Morgan if we had placed
it at value on our properties." Came
cies personal share in these hold
hips netted him uboiit 120.000.000.
His fiist acluitl investm. nt in iron
hrd been 1 1.500 of bo- rowed money.
'iC years before.
"The Gocret and method of my suc
cess is siniplc." he .said. "I orcanized
my business into disiartnients. I put
the host man I could find nt the head
cf each department, held him re
sponsible and judted him by results.
1 have Etaited more than fifty men
on Hie road to millionaires."
Cni iu'Sie's mother, to whom ho 're
peatedly 'pavs credit lor all that lie
was. lived to be an oetecennrian. im-l
so dovot- I was he to her that ho hen
ital.d to nn.rry. In 1.SN, howercr. he
married Louise While! ield, of N.'w
Voik. by whom he h id one child, n
lauirlitcr Mariiiirol. born in
and now the wife of Knsiyn Boswell
Miller, of New York.
Habit of i'-.n.
Most iMwtple who have suu'i eih tl 111
any direction of activity can irnee the
measure of their success to Ihe linhit
of ileoldinq Ibiliiis for lheuiseves. line
of Hi.- irrentest lelnptilliolis o have Is
to conlltle In others. Hy yh-bliln: lo it
we not only become a nui-nnee lo our
friends hill keep on loweriui; our own
powers of resislllliee.
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IfE ARfe AGENTSFOit
They have many exclusive fto. e and i.tt faultss in style,
fit ar.tl construction. Some of tho exclustfie 'Jeatures are:
The lietter models have a fxiole ton clusp, which relieves
pressure over the bust. e
A ventilated tongue under the lacing, which jnments the
protruding of flesh or clothing. . . 0
Klastic sections or ySres inserted in file corset skirt com--f
ortably atljiu-t the'eorsei to every oody Snotitm.
A ventilated settion in back mate of soft mesh material,
which relieves .ll pressure of heavy boning or bulky eams o"er
the spine, so tjijectionabie in some front-laced models.
?IKXI)fKSN -0.T AM) BACK LACK1I COKSETS
are designed for all types of figures. .They are stilish, comfort
able and serviceable.
The Main Point.
Kve hud formed the hud lml.lt ol
rirtiiiiiii; iiwny, so lo impress her fully
with Ihe ilao-er of so dolus, her fa
lln r took her on his knee unit toid her
th- story of Ciiiirli.. lloss liow he
was coiix.-d nwuy from his ynrd one ;
tiny by it 111:111 wto promised him Vome !
ciiiuly mid he never crnne buck to his j
parents. She llslenisl Intelilly. mid nt j
the dose of the story she looked up j
urn! asked: "Well, did la? (,-et the
candy i . .
Model Your Figure
With a
Model
Brasssiere
A Brassiere for every iijre anil
fi;u,re-?-over a hundred styk.s, at
luHst one of which must suit you,
From debutante to Grandma there
in 11 MODKL ilras-oiere in -a right
fabric and priced to please.
1 ' "
1 r$W ,
jstsmjtf i
A famous New York corsctiere
insists on her customers wearing e
MODKL BRASSIERE. Why? Be
cause she knows her expert fitting
is nullified by an ill-fitting Bras
siere. She recommends the Model.
We feature and recommend them
m
T7 r hr
Nemo
Corsets
This
N'lAsiiAHl' . u.
5ELf.REDUCIH
Coret iriveK the .stylish straiirht-line so admired,
and is an ideal corset for summer or vacation time be
cause of its comfort and durability.
There is u riht model for every figure.
NEMO HltASSlEKES ,
They are adjustable never too small or too hire. Al
ways just right. They fit as you fasten. $1.00, $1.50
and $2.00.
KOPgERVICE
As to Shaving.
When It niiHs t shiivtm:. wp hnve
lln- word tf I'Mny for it t lint S -Ipio
Afritiiniis whs till1 tirt m;m who evor
shaved iverd;iy. Whether Mr. Afr'.
emitif. sbavrd himself nr whs shuv.'d
l n hiirlicr, I'liny dues not s:iy, .hut it
timy be iruilieivd from errtuin rrtnnrlis
of T:ilb'.vrand that thN l an Iiii"r!:int
tiint In any nutn's hiddls. Akd if
Ni:p4)teiii rut lit mvn x li iKt-r. tht
untit Kn-iiih stiitesiiuiii rpli'-d:
"Ye. One b'-rn to he n kin b;,
Miienie to shave Mm. bill thtv whn
acqiure kingdoms shave themselves..
Jack Sccrei
The hita-; nf will-1-!. ',:i-r -.n ninny
iind citritui-, hut f r thf y.v.v- s:tr;:ism
u:iii- iii) ti. t Mm- r.i :li!i sail, r who
rr'M''sii ! hi r''-i::..r in pay his wift
one shillinu. v ImT'H iili to buy hazt'l
nuts. jis she had nlways preferred
i'ra.I.iii' nuts to latrnilinr his toek
oni
Have the lal.el, v.hich slanils for
fair .working conditions, put on your
jab printinfj. The Observer is one of
the two shops in town observing union
I DON'T MISS IT!
Arcade The
ght
calendar Facts.
Tlu month or Janimry atwuy; b-L-:?i :
on tie same day of the week us
tohrr and the same Is true of April
tuid July. Sept uiber and I tee.'::.'.' t.
1'eliniary. M;.rch mul Novendi' r iiN
befjin on the sauiu day of tin m-m-i..
Tliis. however. W mdy true In nrniT'
years of '.UVt iUs: A eentury can never
betin on V,-ime-.;iy, Friday or S:;tnr
day. KuVtberinere. the orditr.ny er
ends on the samo tiny of the week r.
that on whit.li it h i;iHs.
By a Certain D'ind Fc;t.
The little b. tmiuired :it n li-
lTory for "The Knur Ibnse in the
KuejiJyptui" had b(s of eeivpany in
that sorl of Iihitider. A letter of Mrs.
Tbrale's, r--ently sold ::t auction, tells
of tier tieih'.or's maiil mniinir Uh a
retpiest fn-ai her niisjr.-- f'-r u -an of
: "MiPi iind Asparagus I.ul." IS smn
; Traiiserlpt.
aire
The Fred Siegel Stock
f.V
"IT PAYS TO
ADVERTISE"
Hears Only the Voice.
"A luck of itinlcoliilnliir kin lie
niclity ci'inf'irlin'," . s;i 1.1 I'ncle ' Ml.en
'lie worse vwil talk to n nulle rle more
le f.-t-l.-. coinlililiKlltcll by .le iltttnti.'ll
ie'i rccclviu'."
Hearn' D'slikc.
.V"r'liii-' t" I'll .Ini'iiatMc willow,
llie erniHc but brilliant American
urilcr, l.nf.-ii.iio Ileum, "ili-likc! Mnrs
a'.IIM' of tli.- -.-nV. 1'rince Albert cats.
Ihe city of Nc.v York, n.ii'l oieny ntber
tbilejs." lie wa foii'l 'f lb" 'H nnil
. iniminir. "lonely .enieierie; 'jb.wt
slerie-j. Mariiniiiii.' ami of beefsteak
nnil plum 1'ii.l'bn;;.
"Ue-crcaiii.n ..f Iiricn Kent" by Har
..!.! Heil W'riirht. jut in, at Newl rt
li. ..k..! Statiitr.eiv t o. S-lo.:tt
A
COMEDY
IN THREE ACTS
Prices: 35c-50c-75c
ONE SHOW ONLY
CTKTAIX AT 8:1
COMPANY
OF
NINE PEOPLE
DON'T MISS IT!
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o-: ti lot U'c. A: . t Ntnlcol O 'ii.-.
in n aiti-.a-.! y ii 0 t. .1 ii . i:. , mciy
t .::! '. '' ' lv ? :ihinc
, n:e I lo.U .k:lloe. t'es h- Sores
I. fts v..l'ul-.7 tuiK. It tv-iu-
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OJ ift.e. !; vn.l e'lo kinl llu'M .V
air. eLiK li,,...l. Trvrt. w-Siwv
in '.b.u'Voii Ii necvef iiaU is as eltcc-
Andrew's Viriety Store
'i:.k:k.n(W at von; skkvk i: with .,
l UUil.lNi: OL'TJiAT liKAl TIl TL
'Mirrar-Aksajaijjsa-Waire
VliiT..r Ahiniiii'iu T';n'Uith's -....o$G.25
oMin'-r Aluiiiiituin Tf. .K-'ttU-s, w iihTii-t ..$7.i9
iri-.n- .1uiiiiiihi.ioKii f it'ifrrn . ."$2.98
M,ii'iti' Aluuiimun lVi-.-4';it.-s. $!, $2.35
I ii fs.r inmiinini lJr.i i -v& l.-t!;li-s W
0 0 S2.9, $3.69, 4.2A 00o0
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