La Grande evening observer., June 12, 1923, Image 5

Tuesday, June 12. 1923.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE FIVE
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Local News In Brief
2 " " . JivS " " n U " " distributed f,y the. I.u Grande men arc
- it I ""IMi EMiNTS H to bo ;t replica of tbo army Idrnil-
V.e , T "01tn Powder tliricatlon uiks ami will bo suitably en-
l.oileo at North Powder. 1! graved In observance or the hisiorl-
june -iu umutauima Week "'luI didiciUion ceremony. 1'ortlunu
ui n versa i ' ir1
post of tin American Legion has in
e Idea for tin cavalry escort
4 K H n j
July --.Old Oregon Trail Tuff- ttjdorsed the Idea for tin cavalry tseorl
.I p.111 at luP -' Blue Moim- K ami it is understood that thu govern
it tains.
cgontan.
ft
Leaves lor hammer school
I it'll irs lav Porihind After bidding friends goodbye last
.Mm "Tools" liurrity left lat cv- evening, K. D. Tow lev boarded the
enlng for Portland where he vtlPtniin lor Seattle where he will spend
imend the week attendm- I'm n ,a couple of days befere taking n
nual Jiosit Know, and visit ir friends ' lloat ior Biological station at
" "! Friday Harbor-
a (.ramie .Alan lit re
J. il. Iiiisw.il, well known La
(..ramie lniMne.dj man in spending
h w ii.ivh here looking after busfnesi
affairs. Haker Herald
Ti Drive t'ais Hack
Matv.ilter- Lynch and Leo
osit-rday lor I'ortktnd,
left
they will driv
Duruuts.
back a couple ol new
Missionary Meeting
Tho Women's Foreiirn 'Missionary
IV Society of the Methcdist church will
meet Wednesday afternoon ut li'.M
'at the hyme of G. G. Hoadlcy, ltUo
' Cedar- All members will please
h:ing their mite boxes and dues.
Miller This is the last meeting of the sum-
when mer.
. Visltini? Parents
I G. A. Hcadlcy, of the United
lee Cream Social at Church State navy and of the good ship
On account of the bad weather the Tennessee, is spending t-everal (lays
ice cream social given by the Island leave here visiting his parents, Mr.
t'dy ',pvorih league will b- held ut ""d Mrs. G- C. Headley, Mr Head
the church tonight Instead of ut ltev. ley ft just off his ship which has
and Aha. Wallace's horn-. recently returned from the Panama
canal zone which has been a mom-
, lev of the flecls gathered there for
Imlciwcnt Operation ;,h annual ,eview
While in La tirande yesterday. VA-
tile AmliTHon ho
e suddenly; ill.
He was rushed to St. Klizubelhj hos
pital in this eil and umlei w(-i'. u.n
operation for appendicitis. He h r-1-
iM.ilcd t
Ilakcr Ik-rahl
?'nplnin i:v,eret -May Couiing
(.'aptain i-Jvertitt May, formerly of
tit i:: eit, but now connected with th
busy prepjuing for the Old Oregon
Trull celebration and looking up cov
ered uanons to use In the parade..
I'JuMcrn OrtKon never saw such a
gulhering as will ho assembled at
McHclmtn when the president Is there.
The, traffic on thu highway will be
terrific, and uvei-y tragic oiricer the
state has should be ud between
lVndleton and Meacham to pee that
thu regulations are observed on those
curves coming down the mountain.
Wo will huvu a wonderful crop of
wheat in IhnatlCa. but the price
doesn't look so good. In the Milton
and Krecwater sect Ion there will be
a fine crop of fruit." I'ortiand Ore
gon iau.
Motoring to California
K. N. Lasco, and W. V. Keiiion left
Satuiday by auto for I'ortiand. They
will spend a tew days there and then
continue 1o California to spend sv-
ral weekfl touting In that stale. Thoy
will go to Long Iteach where they
will meet Itev. J. Adani'J and Or.
Thornhdb who left Maker for Califor
nia last week.
"line Good Judgement"
"If you are going over the hill in
mi auto, I will advise you to use
the best of your judgment in trying
to get through the five miles of bad
road that is not paved, ana it win
nav a thousand-fold to stop for a
few minutes and put on your chains.
because you are going to need tnem
before you get out," said G. A. Rich
ardson of Pcmlletcn- Mr. and Mrs.
Richardson are on their way to Half
way and from there will go on to
California points. M'r, Richardson is
driving a Chevrolet, and said in some
places the mud was so deep and the
car sunk down so far that it stopped
the fly wheel and stalled the engine.
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HOW
PC
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! HEAV1L0SSES
Contrasted With -Year of
1920, Payrolls Show Big
Losses , Says National
Bureau.
itant athletic director there, haa left I
: . South Carolina bound for the west
Marriages Idt'cascs IsMieilr j via the erosH continental highway..
Marriage licuiKes were issued Sat-J Captain May will arrive in La Grande
unlay to .John L. linker of Maker, the latter part of thia month and after
ami Lois Kryly. of La Grande, and visiting friends and relatives hero fol
io Kiif-ene tinner, of La Grande, and some time, will go to iVmp Lewis,1
Kva Vv right, of Alicel. License was Wuidiinglon. where he will be associa-,
also granted to Oscar Thomp.-itui and ted with the Hummer It. O. T. C i
lOlnta McLanc, both of this ciiy. (camp. I
' i
Leaves t ,ir :.rntlle .lore TruTfle Violators
lUerell t'lillcbTl! toll lanst cvenln'.;' Willie tile city speed cop is belnK
for '.'( utile where lie Is to join his kept busy eheekillK up on those who
sister Olive who will l'ri.iji there, fall to head the truffle book of eli
te Tiiconm where she will undertfo 'timttle, the county os well has been
an operation. Miss Childers In well siiownii considerable Interest in
known tliroenhoiil the Northwest byspeeders and other who fail to live
her Boed work in tho Salvation Army, i up to the "book." Three appeared
and has many I'riends In thin city. before Justice A. CI William, in the
r . 4- I. justice of peace court and were
'livn (iiilribute toCilv Finals round L-uill,v. W. '. Ktlircill and K.
Two ,.eraan:l added t heir i nuolc. to I.. Weldon were churned with speed-.shrank from 8.8Sll,(O,M0t to 38
the Kteadilv urowini; sniu, doiuposi'd Iiik -and were assessed $10 and costs : a ju.ouu.ijuu.
of rine.", for traffic violi.tiili:, tlti:i and the Perkins Motor company was
niornin:-;. t). Nov, clian,-Jd Willi park- fined a like amount for Improper use
inj; at u fire hydrant, was filti-d S:!.ro,of dealer plates.. .
l'.. J. Clary, cliai'Ked with culluif. cor-!
mini w:, lie.., I S!.r;fl.- St, v, il:it eini'e. I'.MlCCtS MeilV.V 'ri'llfflt'
will bellied on 1 raffle Violation! "Pendleton would like to have I failed factu discovered In its study of
rhunw lhl aflernooii and, lulorrow President Hardin),' view the wheat I "liusluess C clcs am! l-nemployliient"
morning , . i ! fields from Cabbane Hill, where lie recently completed for President
: il lean see about 1 II. null bushels of wheat 'l'1 lul' President HardlllB's conference
DNli-ilitiic liV.-il.v.' .Med ils V Krowlns. There iB no more beautiful , iiiieiupio.MiieiH
l.'evalry isonrl. dressed in iiie u;ii- i aBrfcli Itural sIkW In the west than
form of 1'roia.i'T days, will lorin ;i:tiu' wheat fields viewed from Cnhbajro
i.arl of Ilie oflleiikl Kiuird fo . 1'rcni- J iil I," sa ys Pat Lonerean. reitlslered
liyilruulie sui-pro chamliers. Tlie re
sult of the research is called "dump
vibration" which. Ir. Mlluo says. Is
any sort of vibration that is retarded
by friction, ,1'or- e'aiir.ile. lie says,
Hie pendulum nwhri's for a whilu and
then stopa to rest. The retardation
that brintrs It to rest Is the damping.
ASSISTANCE IS
N'KF.nKIl (tV TO
N YV1 TW l?0ni 0 worthless almost is yel the
L'VJ" 1 i 1j lvW.VI official money in tiennany and nmst
be accepted lor domestic indebted-
i.'!ied and dissolved under the pres
ent Gorman financial condition, said
Mr. Christiansen. "The man who has
saved for old uue and hail his nrouev
out on interest is the worst off'
fiaid the man who had been across
the pond, "for his entire fotltme has
been wiped cut. (iermany has no
domestic debt, all farm moi'tiraes,
real estate indebtedness anil personal
indebtedness between Germans has
been paid with the cheap marks which
(Continued from pago 1)
rendlctcn, the Oregon Trail highway
is really in wonderful shape, with
absolutely no prevarication. Wind
ing gracefully through canyons, over
hill tops, on and on, the road,
smooth us glass and free from ruts
and bumps, stretches lnvitini'ly
ahead. If speed limits did not sav
"only 30 miles per hour" a motorist
might easily negotiate tiie enure dis
lance frc.m Im Grunde to Meacham
in 42 or M minutes, averaging about
36 or 30 miles per hour- Of course,
such a speed is hazardous but it
indicates the excellent condition of
the roads. According to highway of
ficers, from the "live-mile stretch ''
to Pendleton, conditions are identical.
When completed it will be an easy
feat for a motorist to drive to lVn
dleton from' I.a Grande in a liltlt:
over two hours over toads thaL arc
above criticism. The state highway
commission is to.be complimented oa
the quality of construction evidenced
in the approach roads te .Meacham
from both Pendleton ami I.a Grande.
From Hilgard to Meacham not a
sign, tin can, or anything similar,
mars the sides of the highway. In
speaking of 'his matter, Mr- Crews
stated, "The highway commission is
endeavoring to receive co-operation
from the business man and land
owners in keeping all of the state
roads clear from ugly signs, etc.
not only do they servo to dis'.rac'.
nrotorists attention from the iob of
driving but they arc an unbeuutiful
addition to the scenery."
Summing it all up in n mitdioll.
:hc Old Oregon Trail between l'en
tleton and I.a Grande is an exam
ple of an almost perfect real with
the exception ol thai
stretch" which will coincide vvilh Ih
remainder of tiie road when com
pleted which will he early in J'dy
barring u "forty days and fully
nights" seige of rain.
ness. I axes are high and will go
higher in nil probability, but the en
tire layout presents a very keen and
complex problem for the economist
In wrestle with- After visiting ever
there and studying their conditions.
I uni convinced more llum ever that
Ann rica has the world beat for in
telligence, .i.latesm'aiehip, financial
.ability. They can all argue about
the wisdom of the old world, but
they do not possess it, as compared
with this country."
period of three vcara or less, de
pending on the borrower's individual
requirements. 'lhe luans will be
made on the monthly 2uivnrti.ntion
plan i. e., monthly payments to up-
ply on both principal and interest
until loan is paid up. This plan hus
the strong advantage to the hor
rowr in that ho is not rcuuircd to
make u largo payment at any time
and he can make his dairy herd pay
tor itscit witn only Ins time and
labor invested. Tho romnanv will
also niako straight short time leans
wnere lhe long time monthly pay
ment plan is not desired'
Kccogniziner the absolute neces
sity of long time loans for tho hor-
rowing farmer, the United Slates
C. N. M'ARTHUR
(Continued from page 1)
NKW YOHK, June 12- (A I')
Collapse of the hist boom reduced
the tolal puy of the wage and salary
earners of the Cniled Slates $7,2.t:',
IIUO, according to figures mado public
today by the National M urea u of Kc
onomlc Research, Inc., of this city.
From the year of prosperity to the
year of depression, annual payrolls
These figures are taken from the
advance sheets of a report entitled
"Kmploymcnt Hours and learnings lit
Prosperity and Depression." In this
report the bureau embodieu thu de
to t!
Tho figures covering payments for
wages and salaries in each tnduslry
bave been compiled by tho bureau for
If it can be!''111"'1 'inarter, thus permitting an ex
ilic
pl.-ns. of La Cramte pmjt , for . the president to ride by motor - cuimiiiaiioii, cuiimmu, unu
ill J lirdin'.: tiie Old Ore;Tn Traii'nt
i;r: ant at M'aqham July 3, iiccord-. a vv
tlm lintel Poi-I.lund
anr-r-d, it would b a splendid thing ""llnation of tho progrosa of
tie iiml dairy products, to encourage
the breeding of better dairy stock
and to develop the industry gener
ally in the Northwest.
Not Properly Finance,
"It is a well established fact that
no lino of agricultural activity to
day offers the same degree of profit
and certainty of markets as does
lhe dairy business. It is also true
that while the dairy loan effew
the highest type of security, less at
tention has been directed to the
proper financing of this industry as
a whole than to any other branch
cf agriculture- The dairyman must
have lump liheral credit, longer time
low.;, better cattle and a maiket
close to production if he i.-i to at
tain the fuil measure of success to
which his energy and resourceful
ness entitle hi nr. The country bank
er, while keenly alive to tlie great
value of dairy fanning in his com
munity, cannot adequately meet the
. i , h. , iiiuni'iin::ii ui i lie Uiui y I'Oi i ".- wei .
.! '.; i 'i ' i Tl lu,,K tinre loan, which is abso
lutely uocosrary to insure the unin
terrupted development of the dairy
industry, is not a tie, arable loan for
lhe bank, with the result that in
Oregon and Idaho particularly, the
development of this most prosperous
business has been sadly neglected.
Iiag Time I.onn ICsseiitinl.
"Tho Oregon-Idaho Dairy Loan
OKLAHOMA IS
ENGULFED BY
ITPAVV VI rWUlP leompauy will loan money on dairy
,1L"1 ' 1 1 ijW,Ji-'-,c:ittle to responsible "farmers for a
NEW TODAY
states. Tho largo increase in num
bers of dairy cuttle in Montanu is'
credited to the activity of a state
wide organization sponsored and
supported by a largo body. of public
spirited business men und bunkers
who are loaning money to dairy
farmers und encouraging in a big
financial way tho growth of the in
dustry." "
Several others npieared on the
program, Reverend Crcascy, of the
Kpiscopal church of I.a Grande, Cap
tain Harris both making speeches.'
A delightful musicul program was
rendered as fellows: ,
Solo. "Souvenir" (Predln) by Miss
Dorothy (luldwcll and the "Military
T..ll..,.,-on'' ifU. . ..I,.! l tl.n rd....n hw
government has recently created the in north ll.r-i.i-
federal Intermediate Credit Hanks lm...i V... ,......i ... ,.i.:
under the control of the Feilci all,,,,,,, of the meeting' and the W- R.
I' arm I.onn licard. Twelve of those' c i,ii .,!
anks have been authorized with an i
aggregate capital of ?(il),000,(IU(). Un-
ler Hie provisions of the law this
company is entitled to rediscount
through these government banks
notes secured by dairy louns.
After Hunting tho rules irovornintr
such loans Mr. McArthur continued :
I ho company will maintain a well
equipped and organized market
agency lor the purchase and distribu
tion of dairy caltl0 to our borrowers-
It will haule both puru-brcd
and grade cattle, according to the
needs of our customers. This work
will include the importation of high
mss came Irotn other states. Al
cattle handled through this agency
will carry clean bills of health be
fore being purchased. Our exnerts
will select all cattle brought into our
territory by us, that wo may se
me only high class productive slock.
Whenever possible, we will have pro
duction records on our cow;. It, is
ur purpose to suniilv onlv that class
of dairy rattl0 that will provo the
nvost profitable to the borrower. Wo
will purchase pure-bred bulls and
loan tho money to individuals und
I. llll WSSOriailOUS In l;UV l iem. Vnn IWi'MT l.'H, mnm hmun..' In
. m inner Mules. nuire nt Monroe
i.iny lean companies uro HOW 1)0-
ing successiully operated in other, KOR RKNT ParViv furnished house.
western slnies. f.ill r,.,,,,.. m'....l. i t- i . . .
mgton and Montana all have com
panies of large canital to fiiiiiiien
lhe operations of their dairymen and , WANTED Girl lor general, house-
encourage ine growth mid do- work. Referenee. Call Harris (iro
velopnient of lhe industry in those rol-v. (l-1'j-U,
bargain.
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W'ANTKl) Kxporienccd . girl for
bookkeeper aiui steuogrniiher. Call,
M 7U1. O-lH-tf
FOR SAI.1C ' Fino strawberries.
Freshly picked at patch, $2 crate.
Phono 201 W- fi-12-tf
FOR SAUC-I-One lot on Adan ave
nue, iiaseniontvaii Vlug- A
Phone Hu'-W.
W'ANTFD Sci
T or phone
FOR RKNT JT urnished apartment.
1307 l'cnn iVenuc.
'
LOST Hay horso, weight llfit) lbs.
Iwo white icVM marks; hcav;
inane, nartsbn both sides of njaii
White stuf on faciXaW'Ti.Miiil.
A. C. SnifiTniieyr, C-12-2tp
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pace's 11' .
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COLLAR ATTACHED
SHIRTS
You Ought to Have a Half a Dozen!
The hit of the couritry and the cyclone is
mq; stiff collars ;tnd cutis clean
Juiy and August. I
ti. '.e :..-.i 1
Professional men
everywhere f
collar-attached shirts and every
hands full keepin
Our selection of
enough on'
collar-attai
hJ6v-
out ofifJune,
ire cur
J.
nrnnp; to
ore' has its
hVcl.
cd shirts now
starts with Irish pfcplins arj 'doesn't end until
it covers every oti
good
1'kiin colors and pattT
while they're here
Newest Nccliwear ..
Latest Silk Hose
er niatcjrfal that is cool and
J?
11IO
see them
.$1.4o to $5.8.1
....50c to $1.45
....GOe to $1.45
....05c to $1.25
....95c to $..45
....45c to $1.!)5
$4.85 to $8.85
Allen A Coopers Underwear
Hickt.k licit
Stratrord Oxfords
Standard Jlerchardisc of Quality
Chautauqua, Juno 21th to 2Dth, inclusive.
L'i o' the American Legyip. Otis t rem .Mearliam to 1'entdeton and tiien"" MvH-""i'fa U1 'iuj,
Pnimr u-iio vii in Porllci i ves- : e con d iret l i s view. t h est ni:i.l- p,,u, lM,lt i'"n w.ii,eB
terd-w airen-'ng fo bronze Muve.iir ' ed that there will be anywhere be-l11"'1 salaries lo- employes by all
nM.dalM which are to be tlliJtribifted by Xween 1(Vmmi and M'.Ooe people at enterprises of whatever size dropped
.'.e I a C.rande ex-.er ice inert tlur- Meacham on July It. About every .$ tn.4 7;;tK)0,ena in the third
in-'-the pageant, declared plana were ma-hino in Pendleton will he impress- i'Hiarter ol 1DJU (peak of boom), to
u-idtr nay to biake Mill. unitue HcorL ed into service, for Meacham Is only ! ' ' 4 :f la the first quarter of
on- ol' llie fealures. of tbe stirring about VI mites from Pendleton. Romo10" t-'ougli of depression), or a
vr te nl tlie tloitnil-l p olT et;ils are now i ' v.v..i L
The tndustrioa sliowlng lhe mo.jt
hi liking tleclines in amounts paid to
emploc were: first, factoriea t.iak-
I iny me tali;, metal p rot I acta, vehicle:!
jaiid miseelluncoiiH goods; iicconrl
steam railways; and third, concerns
J n bilged in tho extraction of minor-.
alrt. j
j J';nterj)riHcs rendering public and
professional service actually increased
their payments to employes. t'on-
jcerns classified in tlio baud t ratio;,
I i nance or retail merchandising re
duced their total wage bills but slight-
iy.
Although there Is numerous excep
tions the average employee, when
working for the largo concern, puts
in fewer hours at higher pay an hour
but hicrturn for this extra compensa
tion be Kac'ii ices much of the securi
ty of employment which he would
have If he worked for a small enter
prise. The average earning. in 'JH) of
persons who, in that eur, worked in
plants employing over Inn workers,
was Jl.-V.-L In i'J'2, because of un
employment, their earnings had fallen
t') $1,11-, a loss of $'iJ. Those pur
I .sons -iitplo ud in enterprises having
it wer than 1 employes rec'lved $1,-
121 each in liHie, but In HUM their
earnings had declined lo ? 1 ,n7 7, a
diminution of fii. Workers employ,
ctl In concerns of Intermediate size
earned on the average $l,:;j'l in l'Jti
and $,222 in 1!2I.
I'emale cmplo,c:t In genera! earn
about tin uu-foui ths us much a:i
males.
The business d-'piesslon of I'.i'Jt
caused a material decline In rates of
pay an hour actually winked t-uiiy in
the Held a o( agriculture, munu I ac
ta ring, mining and sterna railways.
The average rates of pay an hour
in various industries cover a wide
laiiRt the highest figurn in l'J21 bu-lut,-
71 cents an hum- in finance, and
the lowcKt rate being - i cents an hour
in agriculture. Tho average lor all
indnstiie:. at the close of l'J-1 wa
M cents pci hour.
twti horses (hat bail become en
tanglttl fu liarhc r W b Wlllartl
plowed tbi'tmgl) the waters from
J! a. in. Sunday null! alter mid
night The business district of- Kawa City
was under water as v:u the greater
pari of til o residence dislriil. Six f.-"t
ol wulei" Mowed down the main street
Monday, whilu cili::ens huddled on a
hill top.
At Aulwino resldenta took refuge
Sunday night In grain elevator lofts.
They were rescued fcy b.oats.
Heavy rains Sunday' ; night near
Pawhuska sent all stri-anw tii. Low
lands in the western' section of Paw
huska, were flooded. Many persona in
that place lied to higher ground Hmu-
day night returned to their homes
JMonduy.
HOME FROM VISIT
TO THE FATIIEItLAiM)
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Stor over 3 yeaar s
Ounces for
Use le;
Germany's condition."
There is no . basis of value for
anythinar. Curl said, anil us In price
there is nothinjr staple. All btr.i
noss of consequence in Germany i.;
Eoinp; on the basis of the American
lollar just as fast us pnible anil
st;i-anirR as it nvav seem (ierinanv's
real estate changes ha'nds today on I
the basis of American money and)
the (icrmun mark is no lnnjrer ac
cepjed on real estate transactions.
The reason for that is the tin
staplcness of tho mar!:. Mr. Ch.is
tiansen saw the m-.ult ran ire i" value
from 7i000 to 40,000 for a dollar and
since he left tho mark has dr iip 'd
to yU,ouo for a dollar. While he
was in Germany it took -10,000 'marks
10 ouy a botth. of whin iiml :i. nun
to buy a jrhiss of beer, while a horse
irom io.uuw.uoo marks aad a irood
cow would brine; from n,0l!0,0(io to
10,000,000.
- No Domestic Dibl.
Fortunes of the thrifty hnv
BAKING POWDER
than SjSglJcr
oun covrrtNMFNT used
MILLIONS OF POUNDS
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New Chiffon
SilkH osiery
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frim ni'-lnl.
rrlocd at. tijill anil J2.7.1.'
IlioRo. anil I'oiun o Bliailcs to
inalcb your piiinps In Kaj'scr
anil Onyx iiiailo (not clilfron)
l'rlccd at tier iialri
O li I I il r u n 'fl - one - half
and lliroc-iiiiartcr sock la u
variety of fancy colors,
1,'i'lccil ut libc .to etc.
French & Greene
Ready-lo-Wcar and Shoes
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FRICTION NOW
MATHEMATICAL
FOR SALE
liooia nioili rn bo.ltii', KaraKi', lan.
lot anil a bull; incut,.,! n i;.
,iu.iiii3 avenue, Koulll si'le. on nia-
'adaui sh t. ,Mt . ,i, un.l, r
lorceil sale, and the price Is only
llll(l.(lll, or M'HI eioili will ball-
ulo It. ilalance easy leriuu.
lols in lifiiiilfi'n
'THU bTORE WITH A CONSCIENCE
Ll'OKNK. fire. Julie IS. (AP)
An i m porta ul eoutribiil ion to mat he
nmiieul knowledge and to uuchani'-M
j ,tud en g: nee ring has been made by
j I r. W. K. Milnt. I nivi'i'Mity of (r.
gfiii prof.-r::nr of mat In-mat ies. in th"
foi iu of th' m .-isurement ff frletton,
htlllng forth seliilioiirt t'i problems in
this eonn- tifin that h-r-toloi c have
1 eTi elil' ti ppi o::n;it-d.
Lngin'-.r-i. -v. iv s;it. wdl
li'1i''f,l.'i pa ,1 e t; I : i t j- In M. living
'.oiiiplex cases of the inearau m-ut ol i
A-Mdbin.Xialf
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Is building inp tasl, ijHH going
be pavtd thit seiiHouand tlm pile
is only $1im1m ,,t ti' x,Al ul!
iosnmr, aiij yttuti l. tins.
rooms and full liawmrnl. h.ilf-
aer" of land, ulliialed on Wilbm
street near Hie Island rily li I ir : -
way. Hood Kanb-n In. all I' w '!.
Rood Barai'--ull lor $.'.:ino.iia,
easy term, or v.ill trade fur some.
tiling In (be went side of loun or
In Uld Town.
e are Hcllin;; eliulri- iimne"
Hie Ivntit Hide of tie ellv
IllIT tile IllKllU'iiy, fl'l.til one
acres, all jdalt. d, and n
reserved - ao dial all i
arrange.! for kim.iI l.etld'n::
rrlce and terms easy; enni'
let us explain (In He lo ou.
Phy, Black & Stoop
n I be La (;mnde Nation . I Hunk Kbu
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It's time for AjCTION if you're
Koinji; lo keep vour cheerful dis
position xi-oii getting over-
lieateu.
That's alKthcre is the matter
with yoiiAvlien you feel crabby
and oiuo soi l
ThiifTjrrty undies make you sweat a bit;
sweating makes you think a bit. You realize
you're too warm. Then it's all off!
We have a fine antidote to be used externally
each day Allan A Cooper's Union Suits.
$l..r)() to $50
ASH BROS.
"The Store That Keeps Faith with the People"