La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 20, 1919, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextX VV J IJ 1 1 1. IS J I J l,( l'jM.l' yj .it 1 .1 b U GRANDE EVENING OBSfTO Indepcadont Newspaper Pablfahed Dally and Watkly at La Grande, Oregon, by La Gramlt Evao (ng Observar Publiihing Compaftf BRUCE DENNIS, Publliher. tniered at the foitoff ice at La Grande Oregon, aa gecond Clan Mail MaUer Audreft all WiSmunicationa to The Ofcierver, 1710 Sixth Street. City and County Official Paper. , Ou Sale in Other Cities Oregon iiulel Newa Sialyl, Portland; Imperial Newi Btaad, Portland; idultnomali Hotel Newa Stand, Portland, Oregon. UMCBICTtON K418a) y Carrejar Oid, ar aionth ........ i Uaily, pec Ik rue montha tl.WS Onily, aor ai ateatas tt e-Jveece fl.73 bally, par yoar iu advance 17. 511 Latiljr, ata-al. cry . .j j Bally, per year in advance H M Daily, per aix montha la advance I2.G0 Daily, three montha 'n ed aace. .J1.25 Daily, per month ee Weekly Obierver-Star, fey aaail, pel year In advance $1-6 Mi'tnlicr il III"" AsHOiiali'il I'li'wi. The AKPncliiK'd 1'rnn In exclH Klvi'ly full 1 1 -! In llm "s Till' publl iiillnii of it 1 1 nrwH-iliHpiilrlH'H rrpdll fil In It or nut nitifrwlHR croililnil hi HiIk panr anil hIho tlm lucal iii-i.'h IHllltlHllt'll llllM'i'ill. All iIkIUs nf rcimlillriillnn o! RK'l'l;il ijlspillrlli'ft lliTtliil 111' lls'l r'st'rviil. . MMy Country Tla of Ttie. I .And of Mbetrtr." When Uncle Sam Takes Charge. Sen-ptnry of .uhr Wi)ntn playcJ n manly ami uliniialk purl when he laiil iluwii Iho luw uf justice and coni nion hc'iisc, with equal vijtor, tu ttw ' roul tnincr.i amt the orat(ii-H at then new cnnfurmH-u jri WaKhinton. II tolil tlic uiiiun offii'tti-ri thv hitter truth that the .'ill-hour week uml thu CO per cent raie lire equully "impoH sihle"' the former because it would limit pioiliK-lion at 11 time when in creased production is sorely needed, and the latter because it would ''put the miner nut of line with the other Worker of tho country," adding un just hurdeiiH to their rout of living and giving the rnineiH un unfair Advan tage. Thin ntatement came from Secretary "Wilson with special force and pernua nivenepH been u ho ho apoke, not unty lis n ifttvet tuiient official hut ax n coal miner himxelf, whose .loyalty .j the best interestH of the crufi has. neve been ipieHlioned. At the same time he declared that ''the Ktaml pal position taken by tht operator heretofore in un tmpos.siblH ! one. ' While maintnining that tho war time contract governing the coal in du?try it still in force, the secretary renmtked, tactfully und truly. tUiA 'the people of the Uniteil .States aro imt Shylocks." KegnrdlesM of tech nicalities, the miners need more mon ey to meet the cost of living, though not so much as they httve demanded. They should have what they need. They mut nuike concessions, and the operator must take concessions. Itoth si ilea bnve been told sternly ''where, they get off." The nation,! through its federal government, has served notice that it wilt stand no more pernicious nonsense from either cap iial oi- labor in the coal industiy. Now, let the wime stern, righteous no-thud -U applied to nther industiitin. ' !-rr- ' Inventors and a Hypocritical Beverage. "Inventors are not working so hard on two'tiel ml motion these tlnve." hiiv I li newspaper parai upher. "They am .waging their eniMgies on the cnually impossible dieam of a soft drink with a kirk in it.' ' Hut is it an ' impossible dream ('oitie.s, in it prohibition enforve- merit law, seems to have treated cider -pecifirally as a ' sofe drink" und any body who has ever come into intimate contact with eider that has been al iotved in follow its natural inclination, knows it is ciipatn, of vei v foniU'f- nble "kick." Thin subject .lins new interest from ' li deei.-ion given by the internal rcve nue cidleclor of Ilostun, to the effect 1 that cider may be made and sold without regnrd to alcoholic content.; though it natural alcoholic content, must not be artificially increased. If' this ri1resFnts the iew of the In ternal Kevenue lrpurtment, il is evi dent that there mav be unlimited traf fic In hard cider wherever. vieh jtftft'it is not expressly foi 1'hWi'n by .-.tat regulations. ' i This situation, however will mi on 1 lv mtil Jan. Hi, 1JJ0, whn the feder , at strohibilion law goes jnVo efect ",fftr that time cidr may ik1 oe marl- ufacturrd con-ncrcitillv with mor fhart one Vlf per cet nlcoh tie rop itui. Then wilt l-t nothinr. tVgS. to )tvtrit anybody from niukiajr hatl rider for his o n un1, i "ChowlDff ftu. tMf l"t'st 'ad o? fashionabls'raiisians,' av a Paris, Hi thatch. 'Ihus it my yet becont T WORKERS ARE U CIVENIfO oi:;viz vnos or .hmkih i-, tm' i in I'Cici i;ci i;i. l-'nrliclli Annual ( (HI I'll I (l ,11 ( 1 1,( i Al Unroll Today Kir a Mf-llmi. Workers. rJKTItf)IT, .Ibh., NuV kanlal inn or Mi, a mi oii el's nf l In V nun ,l ri's A;;Hoi-iii! ion who won t In l!l. Or uik i enisle fluriiiK the war ?-, in h tected at th rorli(M)4 t ri'iiiiiia cori vi-rjtion of the Yoiiiij Men's cu lian AsHOi"iarion of Nonli Ain'-iie.. which oH iiH hero tojiioriw for !i.V iIuvh' seHions emljm nei Sf,ii(i.i nftit. Jinporlanl siibjieis to be di ii Will be ihdsf n( world-viiile ftlon ttj tlie V. M (V A., on ii pi-rm i nent peace-t Inn hnj contina.it ion of American "V" war woik mor seas, eoi')nr;itfon ni" the nrua nla- tfnn in lielping to assiioilate l,o It into America mid ('ai)jilian ri,i life the fi.:!ini,(nni men Mhi i.,' in brti h a mii I its and navies, itl.i u help stamp out KolsheviMii, die birildinK Of aliny "hul.s" for ex-ser vice inen in. rural riet.-t. I lie ius ihh' I'm piny in cut of won ii ii as V M. '. A., eeretaiies, L'.7"0 u lln-i,. having served during the ar. e parislon of work on lichalf or groi's and tho fiinherani-c ol . n-oji 'ration hel ween I'rostesl Huurh "In all the history of the Y, M ('. A., Iho.re nevir has nt-n anas B'lnhly called to present so many i, Mies of urgent Importame," waid Or. John It. Mutt, coin-nil sern-lary of the liilernalional ('oniinliier mil National War Win w t'oiiuell or the! oraniatlotf tonight. Five thousand iMeKalos. Irielu.inj V. M. t'. A., leailers fnuu iitirIh every part of tin- world, an- caihor I ed here Tor the ronveni Inn. W i Ayer uf I'lilladelphia- will be tempor ry ehairmau. The t-onr.-renee v.i) be the firs! Iiiternaliuiial ual In-rf u 1 imo the I nliril States cnii-n-d the wiir. tho las) having he..,, held in t'levelaud In Hilti. Five euui iniienM aro represented and I here are dele rial Inns from Canada, Moen and tho Insular possessiniiK or the Tutted Htatos as well it h Ti-nm Kiirujie, Asia, Africa atul Australia. Canada's n-p roHtmiiitlves ineludf C. II. Ynnd chairman ; mut Charles W. Itislin. general Heeortury of the .National Council or Canadii. bntli or Turim to. l!j haul Williamson nf M-i. u City, Is lietP representing the ,e can V. M. C. A. A typical "Y" hut of the cantoiniH-nl type and a replj ii mi y a uf elio shelt-shaltered French dwelling at Vereniies which .Horwd as a tem porary Red Trjaiinlc front -lino c:i teen, hae been erected In C'Mir Circus I'ark in the hi-u rt of !. t rolf's business my! Ion, i ri l limis u coinprehenHlvo exhibit of the Y M C. A. war work, which will lc opened to the public to row, Amouu those who will speak on rout In lied co-operation of r lie Y M. C. A., with' tho army and u.nr will be Secmtary Hunlels and Com lliunder Claude II. Mayo ol llioiin (au of NaiLiation, represent nnu tht' na y, and Lieut eu-i ut Co hood .i.i S. Joy. hcadfnK the Cajnp A.'ii ties Set (Inn of the War 1 ep,i 1 1 ment representing the army. Plans fur the expansion nf t h. " Y" work abroad lucln e not onl Its financing I rotu A nni ie i hn American workers. pe legates w iP t.e present represeni hi); the "i.Mi ii Foyer till Soldal. the nev I'oli h arn Citecho Stin ak brain lies nf the Y M. C. A., the It, ill. m Casa del Sidd ato. the IliitUh iii.l Australian n.i I ional enuneilH and bra nelo s ! ti Y. M V. A tn Fcvpt, South Amen, ca, f'oiistanl I no pie, Tok in, Sh.tti; - Ikh and Calcutta. Three pperial rniiimtsJinis which have been .Judy mi; and Mll'u'v in varlnilM iiie itlons in' aiham e ol i In ennvi'nt ion will make i i-pm , T!o - me: The Cum inis-iun on the Hon nf the World Yl,e l.'jc Crossed, 1 1 1 is 1 1 n i . chali nun II. McfoY k. CM. ,i!-,i. r:an: A C. Ite.lf.o.l ami (b Perkins, New Y,n k I V ; I'iiti. Al lant.i : Cim ei nor I ll .-npa I. .' JA Z z rt -aC i Al i V J-J -I WiitfM-wUinrT7i naV YE1.Y I NISOLDIERS $118 FRANCE yanks ih IKwWP,i:l IN IS I II r.s. A ( h I TKV I (lit FOIMT ome of the rinneerH Have Settled Down Vnd Are Striving For cattli In CwsineHs. i:- a -h'i Paris. - ir.i.tl I'P.h to The otw.-rvfr Nov. H. Several inusmif' d American .soldiers who re in Frame to tiy their for e faring as mu t fare all " jdisehai;' l" j niauied ' " I t lnes a 1 ; pi .licet s :al!,' We A tew have bet-Mine reason MHy. Sofne nre -repm trnp i t.e majority, however, fat hi i s befoie them, in tin lutes, are trudgeing on life' r or around nbslai les, with ts hitrhed to stais that an (lil;e ifi. United wav, o their n Hying rat her luv.er .than they wen- a hen the young men set nut to "Am ei icanie Fnim e." Mo-t of the men really are pion -vi l.c;uie they art- htril;ing out fo' theni-elves, along new lines. As yet iheie is no organization to put thes men in coiitaet with their felloes fir he eehange of iile is it 1 1 I experjen.s j Neaily nine thoti-aml American Fx I pwli! ionai y Force men were relea.-id lieie and it is est imated that a foil t lb j of thes" have -et 'Jed down to win 1 here. Tile otheis are visiting, sight seeing or have gone home after mils cmi raging Jon( at business pros pec ts (rf the two thoii.-aiid U' so who are riard alter I rem n Iran"--, accordmi' lo A merican business men here who kno .v mn:i; ahfiut t he new ventures, several hundred found employ men' with large concerns, chiefly Americar firms preparinif to do business in the dei'vasiatid i eg ions. A riother group took vaiioiis nmall places to pay theb way while studying. The majority of I tie men, it is said, started to mak guud by capitalizing Ametican meth id-,. Ycrv many of them saw w ha1 they coi;sireied defects in French lif. and in;:ie ready to furni-h the supply ind, if necessary, create the demand. Moit of them agree that easy- iium cv is nut one of the natuial resource of 1'iance hut a few have proved thi-.t it is. A negro made IlVi.OuO fninc buying and selling army and navy sup plies at It rest. II is case is vouched for by a well known American com men ial exei.ul ivo. The iim-t striking success reported is that of '"Die Fox Trot K ings o' Pari-," as they t'-im themselves, tier aid Kib y. who drove the Chicago Piess Club ambulance, and Harold Fitch of St. Paul, who was at the wheel of un" nf Mis. W. K. Yatiderhilt s aniblllaiic 's an-i later went to the front. Kilev and Fitch, the former said. j :rot t heir ! at t imt hen; when th. j-wife of an American banker in bmd j ness here ' pres-ed fiOi) francs on us' wtien they played in a t hi ('e-mail inz. band at a dance she gave. They organized a Wilson Welcome ball at P leading hotel when the President ar rived in Paris and netted more than in.itno francs on the affair. This sue . e.-v, thev said, they often duplicated at '"'Die Pixie Club' dances they or tranicd with an admission charge o' n fr:mcs a person. Knowing that "good things" mus' nut be ovet worked, the men tonk ove. t he icv cream making eiinipmeiit u' the-Y. M. C. A., which has a capacity -d' a thou and ivallon an huiir and lair in tlctchcr began wltolesaling ''Pixie Ice Ci cam."' cut t intt the market price j fifly to a hun.lr . ai. thry inn ;ti-. i lit,. ..ilnr... , j- Soiiii' of tin- no I iii. i 1 1 an ).i-.ni. i .ii .- t Ii. of tni-ii wnl.. .Til f .1 pi-r i-.-nt. 1 hi- loo. inio 11 aiii'i- jr t mtiM-.'sriiiir r tu s i-xpi .In. 1 un t -- n.-i-s h.-ir i..,l l i.-n.-l' t- fniniiiij- M.i a. : It K. Kl.l., I.i II. .ins I 1'iillllrl-. 11, . Tai-.i T.-x... tin.; I' .1 .' and .li- rr a VI i .Millie. I. W.i Mi .. ll'-.l.-l -. Mollis 1 1 . 1 l--"n. on Hi.- ..I th. ...pli . Iu--ink J ill' the li. latin REX HALL FRIDAY ; NIGHT NOV. 21 Fl EOOY WtiCPMf a t "I I'lin, "rr-iikinj more mont", im.n they w Vihoutt n jxistfiti in t h l' Ml ted .SuiiL-B , their Uuv ll":jh udvmoi , o ,0 . . iud. Ono muii inurried inio u, dauj f , ' 7" - V'"' -n iHiiorijiic in uie siOie way. hturc- of American hoys arc1 ;n bu.-iness v9'.l inen jjjienen nirners in-law. 0 ''Itebuilt" typewriters, familiar b Amtricuni, hV e been nit induced t the Fren. 6 lftv Lieutenant J. I.. M Cann, of Tuscaloosa, Ala., and Cieorgi K. Howai-d, of Pa Icna, Cal. The, difficulty is ton much business. Witi 'yj oaj aggn isivene-s th-' are buy ing A mer ican used machines f run French dealen to .-a-1! to other French babiO. .Meantime, Howard j-uIU, the are preparing to open "The Ameifcai. S'tenographic Hureau" beeau.-", he sair ho American businesH man is up blind alley trying to find a public ethnographer or to get out his enrres noinience rhen an "Kngiiffl Spoken' variety can be located. t m - Isailure Court, who was a paper hanger, boldly set himelf up iu the decuiiitiiig business in a fc.-hiuiiah' ui hui b. Lieutenant Stevens L: Tyler, nf Memphis, began as an import nrr' export broker but became a merchan dise broker while awaiting better ship ping facilities ami mure familiarity with the mysteries of French trading. Harry 1., Prucker. new-paper pho j tographer, returned to his trade, add ' ing commercial work. Importing acd exporting, accord in;; to an American executive in that lim. atCaeted scores of-the men but inu.il of them gave it up as a bad job wher they ran into a" mess nf jntticacies delays and financial difficulties for the beginner. One man who wanted lo bring in carloads of automobiles and bicycle tires turned defeat , into success by opening a tire sale and repair vhup Another une with the pa me idea awaiting arrival nf n real quick repai-' and steam vulcanizing pbmt to give! Paris a taste of fast wmk. He said! virtually all tube repairs here an made with reniciit paterus instead uf ! vulcanizing and take a week iiirtead of' an hour. , "Many men,' an officer still in the: service said, ''are working temporal' (rood things while seeking real open mgs. The favmite method is get tint, hold of ai niv canteen gun is and" resell- ing them to the Fieri. h at Severn1 ' times cost. Manv men make as much li(M) francs a week. ' Newspapermen set m to hnvfj land ed on Uieir feet most quickly. Nearly all of thoso who stayed are develop ing some "idea" outside of office hours. i.i-uti l!i:s o iinsi.i: iiistoiiy (ContlDU.Hl fr.tn Pjr.. I ) ill.' "wonl of I ol Illlll." Hi- .Whili- s 1 rftli-M aro 'np nl .Ii-iis on th it't his stamp rroallnn Ftorv, -mil l.ol'f. wif. llanii-l., Jonah lo,." hut is -1 In- won! . aiil. "Tin. nVsirurthB ! a-ainst' Ho- u. k I .' III. I T.-KlilllK-lll." II.. ol aiinn.il on Hi.-' Mil- flou.l. No.ih.- I.nl I Soiloiii, ami tin. liontorrali, ' m hah' a ti.l ! ollo r points. Tin-' hli;h.-r 1 ' it mu ii.-'' nt -1 - n .itltlun ily . ot 1 I fought lli-ini ' inulit ion. frit il "made r S! I'U- tin ls. pre.;.. ln-st 1 in 1 ii . i r'itirs n-ii-i f.i.i. om. of. thrfi. ihiniM. s.ii, un. sp.-.iki-r Tiny inn 1 i-itlirr so- .l.-a-. 1I11I nut know Mo ii- iii-ii- ini-i.ik,-, 1 a tin- n; l.-st-Mo.-nt w lo-n hp srl Ills ;ippio il on il. in v I11. 1 1 tlo v Ii 11 1. lorn, -I th.-ni anil aro w-is.-r than Mr. ,n- , knrw ilirrr ww i-t.ikrs ami ili.l not ronliri-! III. -in 1111 1! In tin- pro Pi hrln-lr a lir; thus 111.1 1( i,, l; I lit ,-ritiis niorr Ininor-ilitr than llr. Or thry must lirlir.r llr srt his )fr-.-i .'. . 'L . - vStar TKeatre TOO U - Florence Reed - in "Wives of Men" v i;i:i T acjtm'ss in i;i:i:at i.rama in seven pants. OiIu'k l-'ilm -'i':itiiri's. , Oivliotr.-i. " T ' NVI.TUHAY '- ' . - . -srxn.w KOYAT. HAWAIIAN COMPANY . ' ; ' II Y, WARNER . ' O . e o . -vn:: mas ;v::o , . . i, 1 , - 0 ;, , u i.. z. Yjh. Whom mil vou h'-liev, Jthu . 6 i ., in,ilfl ni'OO "If ormany I a 'If (ieriuany lus not given Up (he OMiihoriiv of the ltihb l .... , our boys 111 Fran' re lAckftp A'oiihl not ! sleeping Those in America who be authority of ihe Ilible ji oil" rhnuls. and eollegis. Oe doinU :reat's(, act of " pal riol ism possible. !ut I bo-- w ho ate leaching de--.1 ; ructi e ci it ici- m are "t rai tors'' to Hud aiU0tho Theory and Practice. If folks were paid according to fbelr execut Ivcajabiiity, a piml enuU would draw more salary Haiti a college pro-' feS"l". ' ah i 0 .-n New i. WAXTKII :u 7 i . Mill; I'li-liiiiii-rs. I'iill. 11. U'.W I'l'JJ- (Jjrl or wnmun for ruuise wmk. Mis. I i. J. Jiihnsun, ::!.' X ..'ni'iiui-: 1 1 -L'll-iU.p WAXTKP-Work, by a !mly with one i-hilil two yi..ir.i olil. Chil'U I., liovll' li. rii-i:il lldivcry. I I l-'JIMt.p '.Ti:ii liy . iiv n itl. nl un,' Jt.-i iinim1 hi Ini-ini-ss ituill will, wir... iiml two iliililii-n Mo ;uiil H y.'.iis olil) . Jijii.lo ri'til by th-i yisir if room hon-i in-h'-il, hoi anil li:ith. I 'M I llOl ri'rt ilU' ,l i;ooi! T or i' . uri-hi'ii or unfni :i nl coki w;it-r, toil.'t Si-.- ahout it at Stl 1 l-:n-::t Lots nivht ; It'lltH. of jazz at. Unities' hall, I-'ri.luy prizx walU. Admission 7,7 i 1 1 1 -'! '.'t U'.WI'KI) W ork liy a lady witli one rhll, 2 y.-ars olil Clara I.. Iloylo. Co. Ho I. 1 -1! 11-41 p of jazz at Kadis' hall, I'liila prizi' waltz. Admission 7 11-Jii-t c-Vliy. 1 - 1 fiiTni.heil hoiiso I'llofie lilaik 1M1 . j ll-L'll-L't Foil IIKXT Thn ki'i-pinif rooms. I'tll! SAI.K OK THA1MC rivt-room houst' an. I si-v.-r'l lots,. in u m-ai-hy town. Illavk i',l'.' J7(l7 .Mferiuin avi'tiiii". ' 11 -Jll-2t I'OR KEXT- 2 rmmi ino(i. furnislii.il. fall I'.la.k :: ni limis" 1 1-20-1' i-'orxn pay fo A liun.ll. this ailv. of launilry; owner nntl r.-i'i-ive same. ll-2ll-2tp I'll. .111. lila.k I.-.I. Whrn yoti think of White Ivory floods, .-mi will ho more apt to (to to Silverthorn's to finil out nil nhout it as thry always rarry su.-h a larire va lirtv of Iwantifnl patterns. FAMILY DRUG STORE UA CRANDC.OREGON. Rogers & George TAXI CO. Clnsrd earn meet all trains nnd aiid-wer all calls. All-niiht srrvice. CAl.l, MAIX 772 Stand at Foley Hotel. -TOMOIillOW - tvn. white- "J A "NATION"-WIDE ,DErVl- "ONSTRATIOM . ; Quick relief for Peift.ips you've read tlSue bin two pai;e adu in the Saturday JOveninK ,l.stab?,tt Dli. SCIIOI.I.'S NATION-' AI.9 liK.MOX.sptATlUX WEIilC, and have wondered who your dealer win in I.a Grundp. g We carry the compleft line of Dr. .Seholl's foot appliances and remedies. Also we are prepared to (five you service. Our shoe salesmen are train ed through the Amei-aii school of Practipedics t. tell yuu your troubles. No matter whether your tumble is severe or trivial, whether it is a meie corn or a badly fallen arch, they can and will ..how you hoW it call be read ily and quickly relieved. Allowing them to examing your foot will not obligate you ill the slightest. 'He will merely determine the cause of your trouble, give you advice on foot care and show you how you can, when ready to do 50, have the. trouble colie.ted and gain Real Foot Comfort CAI.I.OISR.S ON Till-: SOLE Ol' THE FOOT Severe pains and cramps in the re gion of the ball of the foot indicate u common foot weakness. Let us tell you about it. explain its cause and how to correct it.. There are hun dreds of other foot ailments that you do not know bout.: j Don't blame your shoes Very often it is your own careless ness in allowing your feet to weaken. Ilck of proper care. REMEMBER We advise you It costs you nothing ami this serviro is found' nt this store ONLY in 'Lit Grande, Shoe Dept. SEE WINDOW -IK. SriIOLL'S FOOT COMPORT STOItK IN' LA fJRANDE- HomeofHart Schaffnerj& Marx Clothes When They Growl. No one considers the high cost of pleasure, hut after the danelng they giowl wheu I In trildler asks tor pay. Atlanta Constitution. Obaerror advertlaluc para. Who is Your BANKER? This Vlilll ijiicstiiin is dftrn nslunl in lln (-nurse nf business. Wo invite vmi to idciitifv yourself with this bank best of service. La Grande National Bank Capital 'and Surplus BUCKHECHT ARMY oSHOK awW BLACK CUNMETAL, MAHOGANY CALF O IN Dl AM TAN CALF the hV-tHrcHT?Vr mm s s -' .tn ev . , o U aify" fooJ- troubfe 8 issj&k SrholJ a Foot-Eater For Tired. 1 Atuut .rati. Ct-ampad Tg w, . , SrKoll tYi.Spraz Arch Sdirport Pa( YVctk Ankle. And bra-wi Arch. the f . lioll'. Toe FWi Stralnkiau t, Xwk.dTo.-dB.iiaU,! U t f-mf.il Bui.iii . 9 bolt's Abiirbo Paul Racuova I Com nd Cl tousa Pr-va)i.t fevary Cora , Svnotl'aFisoCort. Plaitara RdUavt) fftm loalanllf Kcma-raa OU4t - Corn la & Hour A Poser. I'rtsellla postear.:s a little problem: ' "What be. les o'" a iniin's word when ; he wm-t ki'.-p it anil no one else will j take it'"r--l!nsloti Transcript. I .lob Printing. The Observer. Main 37. ;mil-assure you the i.'o.non.on : if2,ioo,nno -'.ill Fi 'm toe to fcefl- ie ii cv-:v :. n:-n iii j Sc holt's Bunion Rducr t-'ar . fiuniotu nd EaUrsnd Joint ; .1- Wlto-t am', ct-, icn-fi-.o Get tojn ' Foot ha IF a'lldriy. Nov - I.a firnnild1- vs. KUin. i I, fijl. 1 1 -1 2lj 1 i lI o q o o S) I 'a good form in thin count! y. X l-eaVi'v. -Go o 0 I s o X Hit U. M j X m ao)o 0a -. aa - T