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1D22 L7l GRATCDE F.YENINO OBSERVER PAH R THREE WViTnfxwlnv, April PRAISES OF GDRNMSUN jand Minn tha ohutric llni-n to tlioso ilininis will l iintiiniK nut inemor Ips. The uhuiulonmt'iit of the linen Ik blnnipcl on tin- ehnniiliig moilm G:ln triinsportuilon. TIih linen were hullt III lfln.1 unci ,1907. before tlie automobile wi.s u HELL' FROZEN IS WINTER pumns into the long-tlinuaed wells of n borax rompuny. t t "All thv man hus to do who has been wuitinjr fur holl to freeze. M re-' nmikecl Mrdee, "is to (to down in thoi Death Vulley country." 'IS PIRACY TONOPAH, Nev., Apr. "Hell lruiiHortatlmi faetor, and before the Iftmt nf tllrt tl.lfn.l IliuLu-nl'D Hint Millers Declare That Mod- now parallel the rlnht of wuv. Tho Vara thud operated over them in " ircnwn over," airoiiling to John, Uhose firm few wuin were, taveil to MiCee. manager of the Tonopah Wat-! "K'lCaimeltv with nliaaui-H neeknra viBlt-'er company, who recently returned ini! tho Medical Lake rcaorts. I'eo- "'' auto "'p into the norlliern pie wore eliiuiuiAl with the ai rvice pnl of 1'cath Valley. rendered on the elin trtcal traliia. Country that experiences 120 to 140 ovn (leneration Never Tasted Ueal Mush Milk. (Ily Aaaoci&iea rreni) CHICAGO, Apr. 5 Corn is the foundation of Ainericu'a agricultural wealth and a splendid "starchy vege table dl.ih" cheaper than potatoes or rice, V. N. Adams, president of tlie American Millers' federation. ! ER CHASES MAN 5. IIGTI IIS uIIckoI that tho Rosenbaums failed to iinake returns to tha government ns to wool sold outside of government sflper .vision during the period this commod ity waa umler control of the war Ut duptries boa nil and' tha Matthews failed to rcjwrt the discrepancies. I BOSTON, Apr. While doctors and believed tho time near at hand 'deirrees of temoernture in the warm when such llnea would spread like season shivered with the mercury at paicneu up ms injurej oncK and hand a net over the Pacific northwest. or below zero during" Nevada's recent (Sunday, Thomas Lavin or Kust Wal Thafwas only 10 years ago. Hut cold snap. 'P0' related how an empty automo- n tho last few years, due to auto-1 The Amargosn river, an under- bile hearse had chased him 40 yard mobile and moiorbiia competition, 'ground stream in summer and a sur- .across the street and upon the side (It? Aaaocl&ted Press) WASHINGTON, iApr. 5. Benja min and Ion Koaenbaum, wool mer chants of Louisville, Ky., und Percy A. Matthews, former auditor of tho de partment of agriculture, were charged with conspiracy to defraud the gov ernment, in an indictment returned by u giand jury hero Monday. It waa NOTED Pit EACH Ell DIES. (Hy Aaaoelnled Prea) LONDON, Apr. 5. The Kev. Archi- bold Brown, widely known Bantiat jlergyman, died at Eaaton. He wa.i jut one time president of the London Hnptlst association, and was the foun jdur of a number of Baptist taber- ll..l.U 1 . Highest price paid for clean, large sited cotton ragst READ THE WANT ADSI able to make t-xoeiises. Now they of four inches tho first time in the i"l knocked him down. The driver, have surrendered to the big motor .memory of the oldest "desert rat.'' Walter Eldci idge, blamed tho acci husscs, which will hereafter carry McXio says that he drove his "fliv. dent on the wet pavements, the passengers and the first class ver" across the river near Shoshone I "Business must lie had," was the mull that have travelled on the, without any danger of dropping victim's sour cpmment. trolleys so many years. Itbrough. Water had to be hauled forj 'several miles in order to supply local demands. Irtl ftC WLLIJ BRAGGART HAS told a meeting of that body here the Interurbau lines' have been nn- face stream in winter, frose to a depth walk, and finally had cornered him Monday. The history of the country, Mr. Adams suld Is indelibly marked with corn, from the period when It sus tained the colonists, rationed the Revolutionary army, caused men to cross the Alleghany mountains and open up the vast prairie of the JJlss isaipip valley and saved the south after the Civil war to the present. "Vet the American fanner haB never roeelved the returns from thla crop that its vnlutf merits," he said, ''because It has come to be looked upon as largely an animal food. ' "Tho nrcsent generation wlmw-i nn. .....i i . . . (By Aaaoctated Pressl ....... ...... siuiiuijuiouis consiueieu fHICAiiO .An,. K w.,l... "-,... corn meal aa an essential article of li. i.j .,' ' Monday he stood before a Clucuiro 'judge, charged with disorderly con- Uluct. Officers said they arrested him after his 11-year-old daughter told them "father is beating mother.' "It's all a joke," the little girl told the judge. "1 didn't want papa to miss any thrills, so I called the police." TABLES TURNED i (At. Denth Vnllev Junction, where freezing weather is almost unknown, line temperature uroppeu to iu tie Igices above. Ashland meadows, whose springs supply the town's wat er, were frozen solid. An emergency supply was provided .by lowering of head or cheat arc more sully veatea externally with VJCKS V Vaporub Over 17 Million Jan Vied Yioilu Prff MM -- u II " JT JWw'Wl-. Fol 'Safe Milk r Infinti ! Invalids ! NO COOKING The "Food-Drink" for All Acres. 1 Quick Lunch at Home, Office.anJ Fountains. Atk ror HORLICK'S. tar A void Imitations & Subtitutet SPlUAl PRICES on Tires, Tubes, Gabriel Snubbers, Bumpers, Spot Lights and Tire Chains. Over stocked and must move them W e want your repair business on any make of car. 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