La Grande evening observer., August 02, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 4

Tuesday,' August fc, 1027.
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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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CENl'INE PRAISE: WIiomi nffiiflli prnise Kluiifli'lli mc; mid
In liini Hull nt-ilpi-iit h llU way ni'lfchl will 1 show thi' tmlvuUini nf
(.lull. I'sullil U : J.
Presentation Of
I Resignation Is
! Expected Soon
HALKM. Or-., Autf. 2 (AIMit
i believed hero that tlu: rvnmnu
II on of Frunk C J rum well a
statu superintendent of bunks will
be. preHented ul a mtrotliiff of the
statu bunking hoard her..- curly to
morrow. Ham A. Kozvr, wcretary
of Mint'.-, mid the only member 01
the board in t In- city today, haul
U1 cJ i I not know tin; purpose oJ'
thi! im-ecinif, explaining thai he
simply had been asked if he could
hi' )iiNfil, The tiiiitln h to be
set ahead of tho regular August
meeting of thi' state hoard of con
trol, it huh said ut I lit- governor:!
office lh-.it UrainwHI'Ji resignation
has not yet conic In.
Then' an- now four known cah
didati'B In tlm field for appoint-mi-nt
u ltraniAoirit succckkwc.
They are Mm W. Obott, for hum
governor, A. A. Schramm, of C'or
vallis, J. .M, Throne, of Itosobuig.
and Kd I'usUU, of Alhany. I'" or a
time It appeared tliat tin- appoint
ment would go to Ulcott. hut this
Indication has not been uh tttroiir;
during tin lust week. There in u
feeling among some political ob
servers that Schramm has the in
Hhlc, while some strong I'ortlaud
infill. -nee In brim? I'xrrtrd for t'U
sirk. I'ortlaud bunking men. ac
cording to rrporlM lirre, are divid
ed on tlu ijtK-tttion.
OUTDOING
ABIEjCAL WILL .NOT
! BE CANDIDATE
IN 1928 RACE
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any (aide wliirh in liltt di-Nk and
stood there for u moment a piU)
of the tittle folded papers in bin
band.
"Will you pleUHe file past ni''
here?" he said. "I huvc a little
statement for you."
The line quickly formed und uh
earn filed by lie was bunded one
of tin- HtulciucntH by Mr. f 'ool id
No isooniT bad they been ki',,'i
t hem thry wer'e opened. A look
of complete amazement spread
over tint forrepondont's lures.
Those whn had not yet received
Over Rogue River
Limitless wealth awaits the man who will invent a solf-
opciiiiijr can that opens itself.
DECISION HAS
BEEN PROMISED
FOR TOMORROW
i It may Ijc, as Mr. Mencken says, that a universal
1 would prepare the way for world peace
quite a little fitfhtintc among English-speaking people
mguage'
HOSTO.V, Auk. (AT) (liiv-
.crniir Alvan '1'. l-'ulli-r ciniH- enrly
r: ' Io the stutn house tiiiliiy to lutcr-
vimv a fow lasl wltueHM's and tn
work mi liiH ilrrisintl ml the ruse
Still, WO VG SCCll (, rattica Ih whn a re nmv under
sentence of deJitb In the week of
Amount in for a minder cniiniit-
, i . jted wevon yearn nco. The K"vernor'ti
: ! derl.slon ha.t been promised for to-
Tlip Maharajah of Uatlam, who came to America for the j mm row.
j international polo tournament and the Dempsey-Sharkcy ; ve Vi!.y'V.ria luJ anil evcii
: fij;ht. is an unusual Hindu. India doesn't go in much for a.ked fur mi extra Kiash nf miiu.
athletics. "I do like to see a good boxing match!" says the(li;o',-;-;
Mi'harajah. "My interest in boxing is like my interest in all of famine
sports. It is immaterial to me, in the long run, who wins or 'Z Xr'.u""
loses. What I like above all else is to see a fine, close, clean' July ii- l was iIi-sviii.imi slum
contest, with the victory going to the individual or team that 'Z Z
earns it." Therein the Maharajah shames us athletic occi- "f iianiT in his -.iiiiimnn. it was
dentals, who usually.wa.it to sec our own side win whether it ZCTZl
deserves it or not. Wouldn't it he a queer baseball game or inn uny hoi-iooh effectH. ono forc
lH)xing match where all the spectators honestly wanted to'!:":!1"" "l n,,,t l,;,,c t"H,tMt lue
see the victory go to the side that earned it? I
of discrepancy in aue. Oppen
bfiiner is fH and bin liride 31.
They were married "at St, I 'at
rick's cathedral, X. V. After a
IThoHc rloh'-Mt to him tn hit oftlelal
j family had taken occasion on this
'day I In fourth anniversary of
'Mr. rollldffi taking the oath or
Jottire to i-xpreHM the private view
; that he would not make any stute-
mt nt of his nlanM for another term ....;- s--.i..,..i i
, ni'-n luujt'u puiirr luuni'u uniivfoi.
I ami woulil ii. c. iit Hip noiiiination i,l.:i,ln(tly nt hom, ,,,.,, . ,t ,
I .r Kiv. n to him wllhout fxim sslng rM. ,, ruy of BMt as , what J
' inn"" ii- ,lW,.flM,.,l i I ,., .. I
It was lioinli il out lain- liy tlicsi' ! lnniio.llali.li- nrinr Issnlnir lilsi i in I iirmlv I lli-n; u s a l-olll pli la
luanio KlauiH-h suiiporliTH of tin! 1 Ktati'imnt. th iri-siU.'iit put un Iiih surpriw.
i. -.i.i. in nun ui.i uuui in mi- Hum- i nu( ,,nil ovircoiil anil, sinillnK I "
Ini.lion hail mil hi-i-n l:lo.-il l.y tho . i)M1,,iiv. nnnsrpntlv at thn ciiii.'i !....
Hiui.-nifiii In Ihe .v...H of his wli-c- tlrrutn ht. ),(1 cuu.j, ainonit 10 UpCIl 1)1 IUCJI,
nun uy uiii ruii.i iiuoii. h)B n,.,VMpapi.r frlfmls, wulkcd Willi :
,A , K'l.i.-.'iy unyiniiiK i un , SiTiatur ( 'ap)i-r of Kansas, a whim 1
3 lir- slili nt lnii;lit havi.' saiil vshii'h i i.,,., .,ui , i.i. i.liinmni.li, I
,1-oiHil hav,. iii,rls,.,l thnsii Willi , A lurK, crowll- ua ,H UBUa ,,0
linn iiioii-. Thi' iimnni-r in whli-li ,,. ,,r,.Bl(pn,., ,l,.,,arturc. hail1
;ln mail., h.s announif.il.. nt, was :,,uhpr,.d and u Mr. 'ooliiJK walk-
almit us siu rlai ular as the slate- . ,, , , lo ,.U1.
ni. nl llneir. Nol more than a doz- slll(.(, fontlnually.
, en wi.nls wi re ex. haiiKi U during i K,,.ppnK llto ,s ear.- he sank
11 nine eoiireieiiee. I hark Inlo the cushions, still with a
.is in" ii. imiiiiiiini inn.. i ,roa, smile and nodiieil lo un
,lln- i.rislii. ill's pilvate office he sat I aequulntance ' who stood elose liy.
jliiul.llilt iilito them, smokliiir a j s,.Im0r capper followed him Into
eiL-ar held in an ivory holder and , . ,, , ,,,.,. ii,
wllh Just ll l.uee of a smile liKlit- f ,ir..slilonl ioai-tion after havimr
I IkmiiiuI IiIm wltiloiiipnt.
lie rose l.efore all had ont. red , t,.,,,,,. Nori.rk f soiilh Ha-
l.ut seelnir that more wire com- , ..,. ,,., w,. i,a,l
ennii. lo II eTeeiltive nffiees to
"Is everyone lur.i now?" present sonfo friends hut Holered,
VACATION TIME LUGGAGE
WARDROBES, TRUNKS, HAGS- CASES
N.K.West&Co. Inc.
La Grande's Leading Stole
for Over 25 Years
iini e. It ensi 5:,. mill, (if this sum
$111.111111 w.is paid liy Ihe Southern
I'ai ilii' liilliniiil; tlie lialanee liehm
evenly ilivideil l.elweeu Uiu stale
auil Jiii kscul ninny. The eulltnu'l
pi lee lor I lie fills was fU.r.OI). '
The work of making tlu- ap-
liniaiih In the hritlKO from Ihe soiilli
Islile Is now under way liy ('oulraetr
MKl.l'ClUI.. (..,.. ,uu, I. lAPllof f- I'-I'.'k (Shiiile,. it eonsl,!,
-T o 1'., tile highway eemettt of a fill of -"',''' "-'" '-'"
hriilut. at .lol.l Hill over IMKue w n r. y lor the travel eoa,.
officially (ipened rH " 1 '
river will he
traffic on tr about Aumist 1-.. ai -etn'diiisT
In County liimineer 1'aul
II 'IM... t l-iil r,. l.l'Nlltd'. is
for accept-I cnouKa i uu r.... ,
compleipd, and ready
r hou- ail the atiib'tlcally in.
lined Kills will have HlreiiKlb
In .Mie h Irish Jtos" the pint
merely involved rend JiiMlinx re
liiotiH attltudeH. H.n u-hon
Solomon Opl'cnheiiner. New York linf? U llis flle'
real ettale man. married his Irish
SOI' TP til I'V ( ilU't I'Mlli. I 1 1' 11 nit Minn.
was Ihe aildlllonal involvement l1l,B '"' l""'""' lh, "skid:
All I'ri'sent
He was assiireil that, all were j
luesi nt. I hen Mr. ( oolnlKe wall.
j expec-ttllltly wlthi the rest, when
llle woru was given out inai inure
eiiuiisnip mat starleu heven years I tu t,c ,.j ,lt the lonK InalioB
iiko wnen .vilns tiruen won u
heauty prize 111 St. Louis.
Coolidge favors
Oil Conservation
i
i "I
..V 1 I
sWilfralrililii-vT
jl30 ATTKM)
Th Metropolitan MC Insurance cnmjvin.v, with lH,000,2i( , A , JH FEE!)
industrial policy-holders, finds America's working men, LAST .NIGHT
healthier this year than ever before. The death rale for Mayj
set a low record for tiie company, and the death rates for'IJ.!
the months of January, February, March and April ran well nashiiKht by the tiiasa nrm?
. r ., j i j company and the West. -in Auto
under those for the same period .rtimnjr any preceding year, supply supply company, j. h.
The iudustral iiopulatitin of the United States and Canada ,,t,,hl 1111,1 ''imrics Munhimm
. , . ,. ... , , i cut ik lit l he largest whit dish and
appears to be in generally line health. , revived an ..ihhik i.ottb. ami a box
Tuberculosis, pneumonia, influenza, measles and whoop-1;!,1'
ing cough have been registering a steady decline since Jan. ai itay ami im cooIoIk.- turmd
1. Diphtheria, heart disease and cancer are the only serious JI,!1M,,U' 'Z vnVvc doi"
ailments recorded as showing an increased mortality rate, i'1" -Hh by the j.a c.rande a-
11 f. .. t ;. j: ii. i ,i(i j ,, j , tional hank rtnd Mr. CooliK'1 a.s
l,",IUHt fcM"1- IIW"WI twutaviwu Klvrll a r)v ,0!ar box of
succeeding in its aim to Ussen disease. People have been imp-riai pool hai.
i -i.i i i .. i. f 4i...:.. i in. a 4 1 i : i. .
lilllglll IU LilKU llf'LLtJI I'illU tU IIUMI IH'HIlfl. rtllftmOIl llS tm, ,t,t t;,ly
been concentrated on tlie nrevention and cure of certain dis-'1'"0"1' nn' u,'n' '
icars
Nate
catch of
n a hpol lltzhl
eases, such as tuberculosis. The results are gratifying and h;lr' , Miio..h b the n,w voru
hopeful, because they show what can be accomplished. In ft,'"-
. ., ., .. . l:y MtlhYinir wan L'iveii a crank
lime, heart diseases, cancer and some of the others that still riys,. n iiit i,y n,,. n.iyie mi coiu
baffle the medical piofossion, will yield to continued investiga- p,,,y "", l,,-Hl ril1 OM
Kallnns ol mh toi liavinK the lat
iifnt catch of lioul of anyone h:-!ni;
a l''oid car In the trip .1. A. Milk
wort ti wiim rlvi'ii a millon of motor
oil by the llhn- Moinitnill Karai;-,
H lit. It IUIU tMVIl 1(1 Ihl. til I I V IIUlll I'
the earth at the equator is a good one. There have been a cheviot, t car havmu the lam-.-.st
)tolar flights and transatlantic flights, and even round-the-,1"1' h; ., . ,. ,
' r Nate ,efi was civeu the prize
world flights. Hut the latter, pretentious as they have been.liw haum; th.- i-est haul ind, Mry
tell at Ihe hlMI'ltl'l.
HAI'll; CITV. S. I .. Am,-. 2 ( Al'l
Any reascmable program to rim-
erve the natimi H oil Mipply which f
would nut coiiMlct with the Slier-'
ma u arfti -trust law wouh). in the
opinion of President Coolidue. be
in the interest of public welfare.
lie would like to Hee order I
.brought into the oil indumr.'
wlierehy a stable supply at reason
able prlfOH could he assured but hi
realizes that like most things piv -'
erued by supply and demand, it isl
not always possible to work out it1
satisfactory solution.
It was recalled at the summer
white house today that some nego
tiations are under way to i unserve
the country's oil resources. . .My dear I nciid. I need your help'
Mr. Coolide favors conservation 1 nml gtuul Khos. "t hair bocn j
and hopes that some way toward belwtvu two bla.in I lam:'-, offiii!
this end may he found which would for flu past ucvk or so.
not run counter to the anti-trust thought ilial we vaiit-d lo sell out i
hiws. i;ir liiinlit'i' busbies-., tmt our !-- J
. . phi-iie has bit-n bn.intr and bii..-
ini: ami our many kind friends and
customers all sy. '('lamb',
tbtn't (i ant jnu to mil of Hp
lumber biisiitcss.'' Now I here I
one tiling dead suits we cannot
K' nheiid nml Ucicloi nnr swim-1
mbitr ft oi) I ami stjty hi tlie tutillx'r
biisin(-.s ni the sum.' lime. To
miike a I'mij story shtn t. vc
bavi'ii't I bo money to diMclon n
u n !
dge of
to Serve WetL
penence!
Hunter & Bohnenkamp
l-'mural 1 Hrectoi s.
Main At lay and Nijcht
IX JAIL
Kl'GKNK, Ore., Auij. Z (.W)
James A. I Uimln, of. San l'"ran
cisco, !m. beliiK held In the el. j
jail heir today on a "hll-and-ruu
driver" .cIuhk-. 1 1 u wan stopped
by KoiKcant laid H. Houston, state
t raft It dcpai tment, and Lc Kai:
row, i;m;.-ne Iralfic officer.
Officers say that Daumn struck fiiM -clnxs swimmin hmi mid r
.i .,, uik.i nun ii. n i .11 in.. i MI,,.-Sf hnnhcr husMi-s i
Jefferson this morning It Is sa.d ,,, SIIM.. ,!n u h,iX(. 1
thai the man uas severely l,i,ru. J vtltl ,,t(. rtlUn. ,,,1M.k ,,r ,,,
by hotlar Uud hwascarryin-. Kmm ,,, naniMK
Jtt-t ll Mtllo citst from l,i CiaiHlr's
juaiui iiricsiaii well. Wo i-iiii prih
Uibly ho abb' lo abcail In the
KIjI'X'TRIFIKS ' vl,,';n- Uowlop bi swihimbi
mmi nun tnauo ii (ranuc a xihi
Ii
lie in. i:crv iMty and irl sbciihl
learn how to swim.' Vim ma
think II was a M-IfMi nitfiiic ami
a llintiey-ii taking s-bi'iiie thai
pmmptiNl us ii liny Ihe old Ilard-Uv-
cstnii', bid it wit-- mil. It was
tiic tohv of (be kiddies ij.
PICTURE
SALE
AT
TIIE ORHb'ON HARDWARE
Oilettes, 8x12 9c
Oilette Masterpieces, 12x10 $1.3!)
Baby Pictures, 1(5x20 Sl.'JS
Baby Pictures in mold corner
frames 20x2-1 $1-95
End of The Trail
Lone Wolf
Flower Girl y
Hope
Floral Pictures
Pictures give a liomelike atmosphere
to your rooms. Now you can buy the
pictures you have been wanting at re
markably low prices.
TRY
The Oregon Hardware
FIRST
ANNOUNCEMENT
W IH71rrnV I'lml "ml tnnUi' li (.raiiili' a i
Aolll.Mi 1U. plniv rr llw li nml Kill
(Coiitlnucil rriiiii Taio 1)
linn and cducatinn.
! (JIUni.INC TIIIO KAKTIl
Swretiiry of the Navy Wilbur's idea fur I'lyinjr annual
in-sjil.it'M iiniiiiiinri-ini.til in l;;ii
ul I lly iiii-iiiis hiii i-liuiiiiitl Inn iia u
I'.iL's lirisiili-nliiil pus.siliilily.
"I ili'.-lilv M-ur.-l III., iimiiiiiii.i..
Iil.lil." h- ;il.l l,, I, ,,,,, I.. I of ,"1,-v 11,1,1 "l'""-! railKil u In Mil
I!. "Iml 1 inn nut rnnviiiri.il Im
tint fun If niitniiuit.-tl."
.Mr. Ilutli-r. whn wiiii h.-tc
Un- iliiy on ii.-i'Miniil liiinini.n.s
r!iiit-l tn i. .vpri. mi un niiniiin ;
wliithi-r tli.'i'i' wiiulil In- nny
I'l'lt.'ll 1 1 1 v . -1 1 1 . 1 1 1 In ti i-ir till!
Inalliiu iipnli .Mr. CoollilKi'.
will
f Hi
ll.
can hardly Ik; siu tu have ai'hicvi'd nnicli. The 1'ainou.s wiu ld-ht-llinr'
flijiht of tho United States navy I'liny,, siicccssl'iil as
il was, nii(ihl he I'linsidcrcd nicroly as a scries nf "Imps"
f liini one strategic place to annther, until the participants nf
the Wik air relay finally put annind tn where they had start
ed from. KullmvittK the eipialnr around to the slai'tinir point,
either eastward or westward, would lc a real achievement.
Kor one t It i 1 1 r, it would he an iiunest-to-poodness round-the-world
flinht. The earth, as the school geographies ,;lV0
always tau:ht. is .",(l(Ml miles around, l'.ut round-the-world
travelers, whether liy land, water or air. have u.-ually hedged
more or less on the job, goinj; to the north or south so far
(lateral. Secretary
To Resign Office
irfee our lunib'T urd hihI put in
n swliiiiniiiu t(Md that Jtnv cii
ouuhl In Im piftud if. Tin ius.
lieu is now. iny fiirmK, bat nm
do In iiuikc I. ii (I'jiiidf's sliu
n . initio piMil ii li ing rciilll.v v
niiiu- Mii'il .vtMic adtiri.
j I stippoM I be r'n 'iiu (fint nur
, 1 lii'b' Clnud is s i iutiM fsli-d in (bf
I'll i"M U t. Auk. '-' (AIM V'ico swiiniiiliiir m i. U-cjuih' Im; Uils
'n 'Mhh-nt ( 'liurb's (!, I wes ro- iilino-t ini-s: in I hi water. I r I
c'tv-d willimit ('(iinnirnt the in- bnc koiu suininiiii- imki1 I bint'
' :'nrin;iti"n Hint I'n'.sidrnt I'noltdi-'c Mirt'lv Kimr in Iboiisiinds or lini'M.
hud iiniiuuni t d h. did not I tlon'i know or an inrirr bi nlib-
rnnnsr in run tor pi -MiMi-nt m ful pb'asiiM tluit hii lov innlciil
1!JS. HiltcJidhr (b iu iiil hawin ,r m-iii mid wnuriii inn injnyllmn
i,i,H 1 wbbdy ni. ntiom-.l :is a n K(HHi ,.1M, uiinniiii- (h Hut
possible pn-Nid.-nthil i-aiidblat. llr ,al's Hit- ih of lalkin- alM.oi il.
vmih busy nt his d. sl. at th,- Vnr y,mvv vn-ms lo Im- a Maui- arlb-b-
tint TniM rnmpaliy w h.Mi Vvvh-, , ,,M. ,.,..n (JI..
"' HI OOM'IKI' N MllKMIII'Ul Wa (Ui'l t (
iii-iiiii' nun.
i:i (it:t:
I'li-nt, l.l.-i
nt tin- Kin;,
past s. . n
i sii.'na t loll
tor a t a un
nifflit. Mi.
Y. M i
ha. t.
Ami; (AIM
. n.'.al s. .a. la
il.- V. M. i. A. loi Ih
x.'ins, Ini'hr bis
o th.- I. ..nr. I of d I --.-I
mi; "t l lii.t h i on n t.i-
l-:ht -rhat t lias li.'. n ii.
It's i. si
that they (ltsorilrI, roughly, a "small ciulrM or patalk'l in-1 y . 1
1 1 !, lor
Mil taU-
y.ioad oi a jiivat cncir, surli as Ihe iMuntor
If any airplani' follows the eimalin- clear annual, eveiy
Itody will know that it has really helted tlie earth, i-irelinjr its
expansi'o stomach instead of it;- neek or oar. There, is ad
venture, loo, along the equator, lhere are Kreat seas and,
luirninK deseits ami hi;h mountains. There are the hones'
of ancient civilizations, and vast areas that will be td' euor-l
mous value to thee human race in future ny.es. Why not pt '
ac(iiaintod with them in the newest and mo.st spectacular!
way ? j
tin-nt
. rt. t oo
Ins contra, t
no annoitiu r-
i'lllll .so.
rri M l AI IM. ( IIMK.l s
'i:n:!.i:i'on.
laynard uol II
rs r siil in tr :i.-;
liar -- of si. .iMi
I AIM
HThllY I nit AI. Kit '11. l l
MIS ,Mli:s. Iowa, Auc. 2
(AIM - S; nalor Smith W. ItrooK
hai I said today hat cvt-r ols?
hiippi-n-', I'r sid '-u t "oolidir.-'s .b--
isiou iml to tun for r-.-b't'tion
in.'ans a victory (or iiKi b titt urr '
Th" s. nator bus (or H.-voral y.-ara
b"i-n an oulspoki li opponent of tlui
iidiiiiul.stratiou.
"Tin pr.-fld nt "s annonm'i'nu'nt '
S. nator Mrookhart t out liun d. "il
a roiifossirin In a 1:1 ic it 1 1 uro rv.-ii
though a i. iH'liouai y is noini uai i
lu tn t y.-a r" ton'oiit ton. TIh't
wilt bi a n 'at chance now to mal.(
a flht lor ai ictilturo kIoiik tho nr-;s,
llii'-. fiilbui
' I think tli-y will not thtre die 'ivm.
o 1 all a ma, ni.-ciin ;
douil uiulrriii-alb Ibc an- llbl or
tin I'l-all I umber ('f'lnpaiiv nrl
l iiday cii-n at T;:;n. ( oiibl
liki to bnu- all (In I. a (.Hindi
riliens that ai-- iiilt.-ii"lcd In I In
mmiI. please meet wild 11- lnli.
'I Im-i-i- I. ab4ulelv not a sluir
sHi'k or seirish ioit!e nn ior arl
t ) bi liu; I Id- vwiinoi pool nlioiit,
v would like lo bac nil the Ims
and uli'l-. likewise to nunc down.
Ix-t us talk Ibc sjtnaiii ii mcr an.)
mi1 what wc ran do.
Today is our day, fu sixlu our
final niiMwr h onr spokune rii 111
who is imly wailinu: with the t-iish
hi band to buy our lumber bus-.
I lr.c ell tier luid a bcart
or M!nici!ittr ctsc. as it
I bat when il i-oni-s rfubl
nil
(-. In ,' 1
tloh i
ill
la)ii;nil, biorl.- tale a repuhlh-aii itoi'.i inat hn next down to a final -boni!own, ! can't
Mi-s 011. face j year, thai In hostile to am icultur' " liini loo s ninw bcic all Un
sneU. . vhe.i..j - l'ni". I'w liad kind of a tieniMiu;-
cry 01' l! Hacks 1 KANSAS I'l l'Y. Auir. ? (AIM - bfllnu ulim the lini" kopt nenr-
e ;ih ni-'lil by shci
ft i'-m s'oine of t he w lie.
a Id. nm l .1. Numerous r
nt mala st.-ailni; has be
l.y ..v . t s In I his ctoinly.
1 "si n 1 mm iti
. . Senator .l.ino ti . . Heed (f M iss.ui - t, Im; at band for- mv rinal ilct i-fon.
i ; today d- ellu. d to eonuni nt upon ,aM rvetiuu rtor ori'hi liom-.'
Iiho deetdton of rresidriil Cotdl-Ufl ,,,. (toll i la. 1. 1 sjil hen- In the
, jtodny nol lo tun for another term orfiit it hen o'i I hlni; wa ipilet
'naO-r I o hiis i--u ,.,,,1 lu ,,t. l.u .lo Kion lo coiiliiiiic
1 t n-nt lorn d us a pn.-nihl.- candidate
It.ir 1 In- d iiio. iaii- nomination, to
pi . .st.b nt.
l.M'TTTU,M 'II I.' i . .. 1 .
riviuia'ji' v'liii ,, .at in. w mi pep vd. .. .c
Op . yds fop SI. fill
Orange and Yellow only colors loft.
A iral harain if you nmi t
o yards of l.V Crt'tonne for $1.00
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
I5eUcr Merchandise . Lower 1 Vices
v SI I l ,f
Oil.-.t I....
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Mop p.
an. r ih
Ti. Ami;. (AIM
V il
i -out Mai si. i. Id. i n
boaid rdjiy !m
Ash, v til.-, in i 'hlii
n ii) b pin t no ul w
f ..miMiiy wan oid. r. d lo
.' 1 1 in it. Now let ' ct
hili litim post It unIm.
SIHSTiN'. Am.'
a flit-niiin. s:. ria'or Sntonl, of I tal
ol th
ot th
2 (AIM -ch.urtM.i
a
f i i.i tn coin in It tee ;tn ) on'1
r pohhta ti a I v art s in Ot.'
s. Iiiilr, ei.intn. nt. d ;s follows t-n
I't. m.. nt iN.oll.le's statement r. -
jia-dim: fr;x: j
" 'I In- onlv way I can construe ,
l ImiI In t Mill It no-tins It t he 1 . - I
pubtuiin eonxt-ntlon bt id d On1 i
it uanfs htm to ran for On- prest
cney of the 1 'lilted Slat- s. he w iU
do ho. but that If I'e is h-tt to bis
p.-t..iiat choice, he would prefer)
'1 In i. "f a Lit of difference I
Iwi. ii brink; one of a million and not to run. I do not see any oth
v;iv in j mil 'ion. cyus'.ructlon lo be p'act'J upon It.
tin- himlv-r business.
Now there Is ipilti- a nimitH-r f
farm -rs wlto hai plactil tltc'r nr
dors for M miaiilily of nmiettal
lit sr-t prliv. llowccr. tbc Iwi
not paid I heir mon. i down 01
4stni:- and uo ibc niiteitat. I'oe
tln-ir iMiicfit. wo "t'.nii", and
baol jmir f'-nrlm; awnv ami olbcr
nrlicbs thai wi iinrtl o-ti."
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
S-l lr Tash
'Tho Poor Mitn' Fnrml
N'car Foundry. Pbone Mulu 14M
K'n Sunday Tltuiut
Takes the "static"
out of buying
There's a peculiar buy sweeping- over the world to
day that has already sunk its teeth into millions.
Its name is Radio.
No one-is immune. If it hasn't bitten you yet, your
time will come. For some months you will lie abso
lutely helpless in its power. You may later recover
from its effects sufficiently to 'o about your duily
tasks and attend to your social duties, but you will
never fully recover.
The experience is indescribably delightful and the
pleasure never-ending if There's quite an "if" in
radio.
We repeat, the pleasure is never-ending, if you get
a good radio receiver and g-ood accessories. ' " '
And you overcome the "if" by careful reading of
radio advertising-. Like everything else, good radio
sets and accessories are the advertised ones. It
doesn't pay to advertise the worthless.
Advertising will help you in radio as it helps you
in selecting- intrinsic value in everything else. You
can rest assured that anything which is continuously
advertised, whether it be a radio set or a can of as
paragus, has stood the test.
Let (he light of advertising show iou the right
road lo radio satisfaction. lUad
advertising rcgtilarlg
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