PAGE FOUR
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Monday. August 6, 1923.
La Grande Evening Observer
AM INDEPENDENT NEWSPAI'KK.
Published tfUy and weekly at La
Bra ode, Oregon, by I -a (.made Even
ing Obierver Publishing tympany.
BRUCE DENNIS, Kdlior.
Entered at the Puatoirlce Bt I -a Grande.
Oregon, aa Second Clan Alall Matter
Bj Mall.
fitly, por year. In advance ...$r.oo
i'aily, aix mo at tin In mi v arte! ...... J.'. 60
(JHily. thre month, In udvaaee ,...$1.2
1hII-, per month &
fatly. Pr mount &Uc
on iHle in olh.r (.-Idea Orgun Hotel
KVwa til mid. I'urllaiHl; Imperial New
Hi and. I'nrllHnd: Multnomah New
HtHnd, Portland.
Address all communh:ttoua to THI
0B8HKVKK, 1 116 Add in Ave.. i.a
Grande, Oregon.
siiiHCUirrioN it iks.
Oally, per month b..7d:
lmly, per three month ..2.so
pally per alx mo., In advance i..e
Daily, Miutsit) cop
CITV ASU COtNTV OFFICIAL
I . vv.h.
l KM II Kit OK" AMftllCIATKl) I'HICSS,
The Aiotoejaled ITchm is uxelujdvely
entitled to iihu for publication of all
ptiwi dlapatchea credited to It or not
otherwlatt credited In thin paper, and
altio the local newu published therein.
All rlifhla of rf-puhll(-Htloii :f special
fllepatchua herein alio are reserved.
I
TI'K WHol.K MKAItT: Blessed j
are they that keep his testimonies. !
and tliut seek with the whole heart
I'HulniH 1 1;2.
OFFICE CAT
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WfS.VA'AM 45.
BY JUNIUS
Too many people think religion is
hits now won u r."t UbIiI on tlml
subject ol Kamtilmt. ami plana "
run Biunliiers una their parapherna
lia out of the stale.
Ho will f.nd It quite a Job to K"'t rid
ol Kauica of chance, an lliu tide iJ
ruuniliti KtroiiKl) llie oilier way.
tiuinhliUK In America used to hu mon
opolized by the man- sex. The Intro
duction of br.dtfe whisl brought a dif
ference. The women want wild about
It.. They played lor points and for
uracil and have been playlni; lor
money during the pant ten or fifteen
ycuju. Home ol the children nowa
days me keen enough lo KueaB that
when mother In cros It is because
of the way the cards '' H on tho Brecli
table thu cvcnlnK before. With Kolt
al u dollar a hole, pools on baseball
scores and on clearing house figures,
beta on prize flehla. and fllera ill the
slock market, America la I'ust taking
ila plaeo on the BiiumliiiK map.
The habit of taking a c-li iiii'm, like
thu lale Kti.'V-e Jtrodie. It: Ki-owlu; on
the American people. Thoae really
ALIENS CHOI
Lock Your Doors--It Pays
i kin.l of rabbit's foot to keep bad KriiM'l l the huhit rind It unite uh
luck away.
1 Oft in The Stilly Night.
Oft in the stilly nih(,
Ere Hlumber'H chains have bound
me,
I hear, wiln Huddcn fright,
.Mostiuitois Hying 'round me.
- 1 strike. I Kturl!
. liut, soon, a Hinart
Most surely dolh betoken
vtly liTe hlood drawn
'And till (he dawn
.My well-earned rest in broken.
Thin in Hie stillv niirht.
Kre slumber's chains have bound me, "ionala.
e,H!iMive uk jmironlziiiK thu hoollch'
tfcr. - l-'or every I'll ol prosperity
which 8'vni to bu the rt-Mult ol tuin-
binK tliuie urn a thounaanil wrecks.
,1111(1 tens ol thousands of horned
fingers uf liiotte who i'ilt in time.,
MetfidcH bulnif u hitfh roal to pov
ert, KHinblliiK h u 1'iurly "nre wuy lo
ineunncMH. 1-Kther's temper after a
lotting nound of golf, mother's beur
Iok ut the bridge table, and thu gen
eraL utmoKphere of tenaion among
those who put money on something is
not conducive lo peace, l''ew profit
by it exempt the. out-and-out profen-
nd the park bencheu uro
I adly ponder on my plight
dotted with lliein.
When rolbeis iret so hard-up they will tackle an editor's iiouse
all must admit that danger lin ks on the threshold of every La
Cr.tnde home.
That's exactly what Mr. Robber did last n;Iit. When the Ob
server's editor and family were attending the first show at the
Star Theatre, when the .faithful Airedale dog was taking his usual
Sunday evening exercise, some big boob with big dirt hands en
tered our home at KOI O Avenue and systematically robbed the
l.Miin ll (( tint, iikp nv fbishliirht but ho nulled the Windows , While slu-eters luss around me!
. , , , , . j it 4 l . j-u , ' ' VK'I I'JItANH 1ESY BOM'S NliKD
Him W11U10W DIIIUIS OOWll 111 a louin aim uiun vumiuu im tin; n.ito , St,w york Tinii'8 ueeonling to a
of the house and did a very cfficieifl job of ransacking. - lau'iomobiles in the shop! . statement issun-d by the Kx-servico
v , , , ,. ,, , r, , i ii ' , i , Men'a Anti-lloiiua league, there Is no
1 Of course l.c grabbed all the loose Sunday school cjiango and j - ....... . , . HUrh mmimit among the. abi-
"pin" money sticking around the house, went .through every i (.itizeiIone who can tay on the!hw,,kMl Vl'u,,'ul, 01 lnu WorId wur lor
. 1:..-. ..ii ..c 4,.k,. .,1...:,... Ihn.mv n.hl.UA- .n nimd Itptwumi nnlnt. "adJuBlctl compensation" as is Indl-
(iri'SMi:i iinu unii unuc-i rt ; m filing mi ji vii w '"-" hiiuiiu) 1 , - .
' 1 11 1 inK with irnle ami viewing with
tfiks Tooth chaim, oera glasses, and in tact cleaned up the homelaiarm
of the httie jiggers which have been almost a Iiletime accumula
ting. Naturally he did not get much money homes of editors
don't have money and have very few valuables, that is valuables
In the sense people view things nowadays, but the trinkets are
highly prized just the same. 4
MH at wmlc in miih nf thp bprl vntims. imrl hpiiiinr nnnlc in1'-'
Ain'l it inc. i'uth!
'J'besi' cducatefi apes, while hu--miin
endttjth to be interesting,
are not quite human enough lo
bt offensive'
caled by the loudness and frequency
of the demands made for is In their
name. On the contrary, the league
asserts, not one out 01 five sound men
who were in active service think that
tills sort of compensation should be
given, and they I blnk so lens now
than thc did scon after the war
closed, for what might hu v been i
help then in getting a new start In ci
vilian life would came too late for the
few dollars each man would receive
Printers and PniMrreaders
One of the brightest women in the
cifv re:id I lip nrnnf. im n wpililiiifr
i i io oe or uiiy real value.
the front of the house he hurriedly threw up the window screen j the othr day ami caught Up the The league asserts, too as argument
mid let himself down to the gvowd leaving the lights on r.nd dies-1 iiintc i-, who had tninspoaed a phrase mminat the bonus, the fact that the
, ,. , ... . .. , . . . . readme; " niece of the br.de,' into aoldien; who returned from the war
Bcr dniwers all mussed up with every bit of jewelry nussinj,'. . ut the K0om," u 1,'t. iMiiujureti had earned rather than lost
A ladder had been used to'attempt entntnee through a kitchen Is15- Ark., rriuune, but she had fr i hey came back -far better equip.
...:..J . i .... 41 i. r :i-j r . u r .. j :l . i iwiiiteu liii.s scnience iulo ine story i""- i"1'""'111? "'" l"r"11'). rih
ijiiuu, iuil Liiau lant-u iui nir luiiiio n ni eaMet to piy up a lUf the iiridc: "Her on
screen in a bedroom. The window casing shows his grimy finger
prints, which is all the card he left; to show that ho had called.
INTO
RUSS
No Longer Do the Outsiders!
Arouse Interest Among!
the Russian People.
Hotel accommodations in Russia!
are still so limited, particularly in
Moscow, that the government has not
yet found it advisable to admit large
numbers of tourists. Everyone must
have some legitimate business reuson
before he can secure his visa. .
Within u short time, perhaps in
1924, hotel accommodations are to
be improved anil it may lie that Rus
sia's interesting revolutionary scenes
will become a Mecca for tourists.
Only a year or so ago travellers
coming into Kussia faced an uncom-1
fortable trip, -with crowded and ir-'
regular accommodations. They urf
rived in Moscow with tho mnlnnhi
of Polar explorers, and much bug;
Hun.ii, cApceuug, ami in some cases
finding, considerable hankhin Peon
today some travellers roll into Mos-i
cow or Petrograd with equipment de-,
vised for primitive life, much lo the!
amusement of those who are here.
The trains to Moscow, both from
Warsaw and Kiga, are now well
equipped. There is either a dining
car or there are good station res
taurants along the line, and upon ar
rival in Moscow or Petrograd the
visitor finds reasonably comfortable
and fairly cleun acqanunodutions. In
overcrowded Moscow he may not be
able to get a room for several days,
in which event some fellow country
man tucks him away on a sofa, but
in Petrograd, where the hotels are
spacious, he can Bet as irnnd irmm.
modutions as in Berlin or Vienna.!
In Russian provincial cities, how-'
ever, me noteis may still be full of
insect life. Most of them always
were.
Scientists Caution Against Deadly
' Gas.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 6 (!AP)
That hydrogen sulphide, a gas often
found in and about industrial plants,
is extremely poisonous, although not
heretofore recognized as such, is dis
closed by the Bureau of Mines after
a series of tests on men an animals.
The investigation showed that acute
poisoning can be produced by low
concentrates of this gas .anil may
result in respiratory paralysis fol-
nlv ornament , tho battles of civilian lite than when ! !'".., . ,"'I'ry paralysis 101
I wax a s,,a,i f nn.ms " and sl,P they want In." This claim to not ad-l'""?' u rt laiiure anil iieam. .
. . "t ....... ...... I I ne frits IS KflmPMniPt: nropni i
.let tlu nt'intor it hu with thi iniiieu ny ail wiio nave emniovetl re-' . .. .
ii'i oniy giuinum, iviifi a M.raiut 01 - " ,,,. v..Uhn u.pum uu
jatimii 11, ami coniiaiiy, to jirove that
f v" iV,"3V . nwevci, ; ; J)o ll0t try lo beat a train to a Certainly ni-my ir,., w.th ils lesiwns
gave Hie Ug a Iced Ol raw meat, loaded the pump gun and trusty .railroad cursing unless you are in discipline Momoihlng -which many
ruttiniatic, then went to bed and slept fine knowing the robber had , ei; '""la"""' "ZZ TZZ
made his visit and probably would not return f' ten years, thu.? I ' ' lutl"". and its awakenim; ami
trivilltr time for 1 few mnro ll-ink-nts tn nei-nmnldfo '." V!"'-v H "u" ni-:' :,as lost hl.s!broadenlnK of the mind, did ehanp
Following the arrival of the family the Airedale dog came in I'ls.':
I,, r,viet ,.n llw, inv. !,,, Iw, 1.,., l.,l W.. 1, ......,.. .
Our advise in, however, lock your doors and windows when sll!e P'"'k bench.
)eaving home it pays.
many a dull or careless boy Into
alert and IhoUKhtflil man, ' readier
than beloro to meet emergencies.
That Bobbed Hair
i I , "I m fairly sure that .he autumn-1 1 Thnt only one In rive of the vet
. ; bile will replace the, horse," saxl:'-,rans. If asked Wouldn't you like to
S'U.e pi: lo opi,r, ''but iiolhinir that'f''t l-uu or J.'Iiki?" would say. "Xo."
is run by ga.-oline will ever replace "'l',M" doiibirui. Hut that any such
the cow." , - amount material) would improve
eondit.on of any man al. this time
that la a contention neither plausible
nor honest.
The boys are a:..-,ost on the point
ui sweari-iir on cig.uette smoking
"EAT MKAT-
i vei li.seineiil.
pteseiit pi u-e.
less-
I.e
ays an ad-
we couldn't eat any
The fad for bobbing hair struck It Grande in its ramble acros 1 reports the city news m.u:id. Every
the continent and many thought it Would stittn pass. In fact, somo TL?" -She's 'Ch"
('1' the matrons liQie began to wonder how t'uey would handle their! Gimme 'a drag on that, will yu'h'?"
daughter's hair when she decided to "let it grow out." Hut thero; PKo.NOUN't lTa l.a highbrow
i apparently ho desire to do away with the boblwd haTr for the a:,l y..u'U boot if. M. T. Kahn lives
army of girls who have their hair cut is constantly increasing, j'" tu ohio'
One by one older people are coming to the girls' view and aie
tempering their criticism of the habit. The latest champion of
bobbed hair to declare himself is a San Francisco jurist who con
cludes that the best way to cut out marital conflict is for the
wife to cut off her hair a la flapper. The fact on which he bases
his deduction is the absence of "bobbed hair" wives from the di
vorce actions piessed before him. What is the reason?
. Samson's strength was in his locks as Delilah learned to his
cost rnd loss. Can it be that woman's hair carries quarrelsome,
diva'ce-hrudiug disposition? lias woman's crowning glory be
come it liability instead of an asset? Such would stem to be the
inference fiom the Western .juiisfs deduction that short hai.
makes for long love. Which suggests that two hearts can not b
1,0,(1 tojMhcr ' a strand of woman's hair, if it is long. It is
all very tenuous.
IIKAI'TY IX AltCHITKlTl'Ul-:
llaltlmore American The weekly
recurrence Ihe real eslule paKe's,
Willi their news of bull. line operal Ions
and the ilevelopmen i new resi
dence tracts, Hiia-eesla the question
wlhether we realize deeply elluueh
the solid value ol beauty.
t'crtalnly It Is true that most moil-
that what'.' Atlern real estate firms, with vision, are
'I lie Inn il.'M job we" ,0k w ut is he
,'i.ig a wood chopper in California.
j. It's 'ei;i oiinple. '',J'
Lives of profiteers remind us,
If we've only got. the crust,
Kach of us may leave behind us
; Heaps of tainted golden du.st.
Edi torials from
Over ihe Nation
I Solitude But Not To Much
F.veiyonc who thinks vu.ioys a few hours alone occasionallv. "
Theie is nothing that will bring out the good in one more than to lv
seek solitude for a brief respite 'rm th,. w,.t,. We are told thai
the spiiitually inclined people find o10at comfoit in this and dnr- !l'
ing the per.od get t lo.-er to the spiiitual life. !'
lint a Flint elon graduate ncently found too much solilud"'
very obnoxious Kemarking that "solitude is the greatest modi- "'
cine man can take" he spent ten years as a heimit on a lone'v i-,-lai.d
in Chesapeake Fay. with studv for diversion, he has rojoincl 'in
human society. n,
Taken in such ariose as that lVh he prose, ib.d for himself.
it would dnve most pts.ple mad. In homenpathic .iiantities how- 1 '
ever, theie is something t la, .v.,m in ils ,,,,,,.,1,- SuljlU(U',
moie than anything e'se to devolup tho ie:;,,ii,m r,- vLim
ni.nt that aie tu bo found in one's ,, mid. And tho peix,,-, !..'
Willi tlii.se rcsotiicos .levcloped has a'dappior time V.-rn en- , 1 "
J dependent-for .nteitainment on the s.ioiel v of oil,,' p, ople The
latter is likely to be bored if fmoed by circumstances to '.p-pd !!'
any tonsideiable period alum, lie ti.es of muling u. ;
Playing sohtaric. or of playing the phonograph, and knows n oil,- '; '
. ... in v im ii i mveu nmisell. On the other hand th.
couiiiinea pers. n is usually a student, who finds
Mound him worthy of study and only regiets that h
nave more time tit his disn.is,nl I'm- ,,iit,,.i i j.. i
' i inn ,iin. iu.n , i
Tho studtnt finds life more iiitoivstinjr than ilu prrsnn Mho it-
ennrot hvv solitudo. an.! is iikt'ly to nu.kr a nioio valuahir co,1-'',, ,Ml
liihulion to tho world's wcll'aro. '
A lilu'ial amount of solitudo is .'mlipriisaMr to thp "h.Viio
ui.iMdiH.M. iioi q van lie little divp thin
a i'!!.sTf i:i-:mkiv
U.im,.:.. 'it .liyini.il - It I: rathe'f
l .;it i( wnirii legislator
111 l-i l.truii ibvli (l. Slovakia--
iwiiil I'-i'luint;) Hlioald hne sng
Med tlt,n th.-jm.imiI.H i.iji prnhlem in
r niiiitr i oitld only he solved v
ui'-'l'.-t v l.:,..m.
I. Ill lo Mink. ,
' i iiiun ma itt
' ' f l"". - -t down, it ts true,
i.il M:;lii ,;.--:airiciint Icatnre.s
ii"ti'(. i.i tin- Hist dure,
'.iv M'.iivi i u.i.s ;l .spinster and
' '!M lift i '(i in e into court
n-i l it .in hands. ' '
si , onl plaer. many of lud-
i-U.'.igii. ;'ot up tl,(
1 li v. It d 1 ln-ii- apidatise.
ihml placf, tlndr niono
s1,n " Hi the gallery
:t.eir .i.d.:d. In the melrv
l'd il-ll.h ret used to niak.
'' 'V .!.( tl.. I.iimlHim stoek
" ..;i'l Hi-- u..rid an. I the
in..-. l, onshl. i . .1 t lo.sed .which she cnrrhil with her
i-oinlng moiv and more to understand
thai the cash value of their houses.. In
years to come, depends largely upon
Ihe esihetie values put Into them al
Ihe beginning.
Hut It 1m euiailly cei-.ain thai there
are a Huge! hoi too main individual
huihlor.H ami development companies
Dial look upon the houses they put
up simply as shelters.
Itenuly pays. CglhifHs is waste.
There
provo it
It itt largely the architect who is re
sponsible for determining whether a
vert house hIimII he financially vu!-
ualdi- in jean; to come.
1 There are Instances of humeo buill
which' alter long occupancy, lmvo
been resold at more than inn prr cent
inerras,- In price. Thh lm n a.se wnn
considcrahly greater than . the nor
mal Inereaso In property valuations
In the immediate neighborhood.
That is solid proof of the commer
cial vuliif of henuly. '
Th est- are nut, however, the chief
values ui- beauty. One need." to know
but a very little modern psycology
H know IhaL Ihe ind.vidual surroun
ded eontinually by thtnjjs of heailty Is,
lefiuitely ehanqed In chartuMer. j
A refining process goe.. on under!
suea liiiiiienee w-Iiteh l clearlv per-
'd llde. It !s most clearly pert'' Id
le In the ease of children.
railroad tunnels, sewers, ami
marshes, and is found in various
stages of the manufactute of sul
nhuric acid, in the Hi.stilliition nf hp.!
iroieum particularly tnose oils known -
Separate Skirts
Demand Attention
-ard get it
Wherever women congre
gate j'ou will see one or
more smart sleeveless
sweaters but how quickly
they would loose their down
light beauty if it were not
for the perfect separate .
skirt. We are showing these
Class A separate skirts in
silk, silk knitted and wool
they hang perfectly and
probably the next 'most in
teresting news is the popu
lar prices.
HUB"
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Ti
ailored Blouses Forward
There is good reason for -the popularity of these
crisp, neat summer blouses. Many new effects are
in eVfdenee and in addition to their useful accom
paniment to tailored skirts they are enjoying special
popularity for wear under slip' on sweaters and knit
jacquettes. v
as high-sulphur '.crude; and al:1j' , , , , ,
about some gas wells, jra.s plants and world "l,riclii.t " tsl "'' ' "
smelters. It is colorless andTn low '""" Ml. vwr't'M?-, '" lM
i'hc society
i'lie're are
bni;
ome
knobs on hhi castle
eniirenrratAft h th n.l.tr f tf Oic gpvcrnmeiu.
oii-.ru in ininuo tu;u i...... it was his downfall.
the term ".stink damp."'-' h "thins Unit ,u,t even Joli.'-t will stioi.l
Af ihA Pirtchi.f.i nv.iU..:,0.,f.,i ' Among them is a dog-cah-hc-i with
station of the bureau of lurffe cham-.-Kol,u'n ttu0
oer was used lor making exposures
of men and various animals. The
study showed that complete inhala
tion causes almost immediate un
consciousness, and death follows fre
quently before rescue can ba accomplished.
tM)l,lKN HOOK KNOUS
l-OM Angeles Times When Ihe sun
of an Illinois dog-calcher bouuht
three brewerieii people were mildly in
terested. When he build ' a place
hearing golden door knobs, they be
came downright suspicious. Hu also
had a fleet of five limousines with
platinum trimmings and he had al
most priceless rugs gangling' on h is
waliH., io wonder t he old crowd
looked on with umazement. Now the
internal revenue collector has drop
ped in with a demand for some $3tH,-
iMMi, of evaded income tax and the
prohibition enforcement on icers an
checking up the breweries. He. Is
accused of making real beer In three
breweries and supplying It to a large
section ot the state. He seemed to
have political protection and ho was
on bis way to getting all tho money
xamples enouyh to fin the world. Hut h; developed so
cial aspirations. He was blackballed
by a club In Joliet and got revenge by
haying thy building in which the club
had long been housed and turning it
into the street, Then came the house
with thu diamond studded1 door knobs
and with It the visits of tho govorn
ment offic;itls. If lie had been con- ;
tent to run his three breweries and i
remain an unassuming bootlegger he
might now be merely one 01 t h"
VESSELS COLLIDE
A HI FOG
.int. ; ,
SAN FRANCISCO, Aujrust Vt The
.I'Ycneh steamer. Alaska, and the Ma
th on freighter. Manvkai, collided in
a dense fog off (Jolden (rato today.
None were injured. Hanuigc to the
vessels va;i slight.
ITI-1IST
LAW W
CIIilAGO, August 6. Six terra
oil a man ui act a ring firma pleaded
guilty bt violation of the Hhcruian
inti-trust act today. Finos wero im
posed front sifi'di tn 5:tonn onch.
Marks of Quality
EASTMAN .-'
Photo Supplies -CRANE'S
.'
Stationery
WATERMAN
Fountain Pens
Candies
Red Cross Drug
Store
Head tho t)ljserver Want Ada.
i:iiv.ii:ii riiii.tisorn v
Nellie lievell In (lie New York
Mall A little rreneh girl who was
my nlnht nm-se until u few week.-!
iiko unve me Iiefm-e she lel't a enpy
"f her "philoHephy i,r lire," a poem
I she hail Inserlheil in a tiny notebook
at all
For SaL
! i e-room house on paved street
shade trees, plumber., wired4 garage,
lot Giixl in, for $:bidi. Terms.
4-i oom house in Island t'lty.
Furnished 5-room hmse on V
Lot Oi'xini fur SI'mi, lawn
trees.
A ve
and
Modern, fi-room house, basement
furanee. tn good condition for :i"no
fash, balance like rent.
i.;iM-.tiid; who shout- !intes. it Is an inspiring bit of verse.
''ill. and lu Ihe hope that It will aid some
li aerai;e student of
;i II tile I
! to ip.tk.
i.-'h, r m
Plf- Ho
I'vorytliiii'j'
(tOl'S Mi it
lv leglsla
he couUl
months.
I1 ar. 'Nor is It
i at I oi t he sit un
"in a world-wide
t.i,ipu!Mir bigamy
-l lite virtue ot lc
'Miimst l.t the mill
w lit. h previuls In
tiuld- i'artUuhirty
i t rt.un clasi vt the
Hm'U on heii4
"itlumt it.
St ;(i.-
1
a libel on Luna to call this UUva stuff noon..hinp.
N'i' A 'll MK
r.l'tb, (ii veiiou- Ponahey
i. fta.lv a dlS.pitettng do-
( ii'Min. n, i ii,v or his mimll
. -eni.it..i . ten tmo financial
i i t, v, the yvuny-
'l o '. '.i i i u m e and by t he
ii'.viwni. w.f: .,t,i!r penniless.
- !'" : i -1 the .
" ' - h .'I p,o lvtnductc
n-'. .r i u. i .'ir nbsorb-
lilJ- tniiif tiicuutf
ti-rooin house, plumbed, wiled, hal
one to "keen u Hllir ni.i.,r n,t iock. trees-aua snruiinrn. n nume
through with their job. whulrVvt i "ke place. wner will consider an nu-
d l. 1 pu.-r It on.
II you can't be a pine on the top of
the hill qn
He a scrub tn the vnllev. but be
The best little svruh bv the side of J
the rill: j
lie a buh li ou ciin't bv a tree. !
IT on runt be it bnnh be a bit oi"
Ihe grass.
And smile hiuhwa some haimler
to uj part puyment.
A vomer lot on 1st St. between V
ami Spring.
.vrnmn house for flilV net
inu"t leave. I'rU-A $1-14 5. We can ar
range very rciisonttble tlrms.
A very desirable home on Main
Axe. for $.;. It U8 show you thi
tnuske
mak
H yiu uin't In
be a ba.M,
lint the hxelleNt bass In thr .1..L.. t
II mil mn'i be ii hivhin.i- ti i..t i room house on iwvnl stre-t. with
then just j bouse.
((.if ft bnrfmln. A modern 4-
be a I rati.
If on can't be the mm bv n star:
It Isn't by size that ouiu or ou
full.
the
best of whatoer ou nre
Horibel obtiH'ts to tbr lines. "lii
Lhe nrinjr u !'jpj m!in' fancy
ti..Krt.. t 4- ll 1 , K
" f-" 1 iwiii- tu inougm.x oi love-
Mif avs "iiirht v is i-ii-ht
Tho soxemor 'Konned lightly."
kept lawn. Shade trees, garage
: lots on Y. Ave. for -.1oo.
Mill
-too lloff-
Geo. H. Currcy
lttU LiUll
Iniunujc
Vo proofs -o?
Ind.eperdercei
- Old Glory
ard '
a Sank. Account
' One hundred uml forty-seven
years ngo, this tho greatest
nation', lu Ihe world waj
" born,- " .
We are. Indeed proud of the
fact that we are American
Citizens, and as our fins
floats to the breeze, let us
one and all be thankful for
the
1'ltKKDOM AN13
I N I fcj P K N I) K NC E
that to our inheritance.
i
May we work, with one ac
cord In preserv-tnt? the prin
ciples of Lire, Liberty, mid
tho r.irsuit of Happiness.
VJOUnD-REUaBLE-PRQ0RESSlVE
.-iY.