La Grande evening observer., May 21, 1928, Image 7

Ionday.May 21, 1928.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
EWTODAYi
KTIOI) Mrn to rut wood, fall..
kriilt'iH 6X. . 6-2 1 -Up
-I
Ii KNT MortfM-n hoilB, well
iiihil. at 1903 Admin.
6-21-11
UKNT 1'iirlly furnlBhtxl 1
feuHf. t-lote .In; rntHoniililt. lh. I
t-Il. S-SI-St
SAI.K l-'i'i'Kh Jorwy I'ow.
i l Zltmli'll, I Vj ml. wist nr Im
ty.yv . ,4-I'oqim moili'i-n
u.-jcvjousgrciblo, I;ti. is:i-v. .
5-21-tf
tsAf.11: Nt'v nioitrn r.-ronm j
hinalow; t lmr.lwonii floors.
im.nt., luiin'ii y lr;tyM, vipi'd
IrJKll'', K:l'"l.':. pilVKI Ktri'Ot.s:.
fiolrn locution. I'rireil riKlit.
rutK. Mum l. t'laiHl HiTry.
iiallui'. 6-21-Kp
I " Mut ne.vt ,
Iti HUNT Modern ' G-room
Suiisc. I'liano 4C9J. . ; G-Hi-tr.
ffi.ltKNT Four-room npart
in iit mil 1009 4th St. r-iu-2t.
Hi' ItKNT Modern. .lioiiKfl. Call
72-lt. . 6-11-tt
III UKNT Apt. 1307 Ponn ave.
I 3-K-lf
jAt HUNT l.lKllt llOMHekueping
iin. 1512 AdulilH. I'll. 267-J.-
7t 11 KNT 3-room Itlrniulied apt.
ailims. JUl-w. 4-tt-tri ,,
lit' RKNT 0-room home, with'
liH? garden plot and good water I
inht. $15 per month. W. H.
tohnenkamp Co. 4-16-lf
It RENT 2-room, 3-room and
-room furnished houses. Clean
id quiet. 1810 Greenwood.
4-25-lf
It RENT Summer homes in
erry. .lust a few minutes from
riiy. Two to 6-room houses at
nw rentals. Seo W. S. Brown,
erry. fi-DI-Ctp
Bit RENT Alodern 3-room apt.s.
ll equipped with frlgidaire,
uicrinc ntiiKt; hum uuni-iua.
jliindwood floors and overstuffed
ffmnlture. Landls Court Apts.
fall Main CDfi. , A-ll-lmp
I OU SALE. AND TRADE
)lt SALE 1' to 2 lb. broilers.
:;ic lb. 050-lt. '' 6-lS-3t
jlt SALE Dry 3 0-in. w
,noii. I'h. 227-W.
ood, cord
B-7-lm
9
It SALE-Tlurebred Hampshire
itiis, $,lfj. J. E. Reynolds.
e-13-Ctp
jilt SXLE OR TRADE Ox 1 2 Ax
'inlnstur -rug, almoat new. Furnl
jtme 'Exchange. 5-14-tf
Ht HALE Walnut dre-aner, bed
to iii'itolt 'Wmihl nniM fnr new;
i.'ind at half price. Furniture Ex-
ehangG. 6-14-ir
It HALE OR TRADE Used up
olslered davenport and chalrito
latch. Good condition. Furniture
Exchange. 6-1 4-tf
lt PALE A bargnln, fi-room
irtly modern house with gar
re. This is n real buy. See
ibwner. 2C0G N. Birch. Main C99.
6-19-tf.
FOR RENT
room Duplex with bath, strtct-
i modern, full basementv fur-
;ice,-tn nest resiueniiai aiMirnn.
lien puplex, 1607 4th fit.,
1 Main 648.
lOM'N' POP
1 V4aS 100KIMO. ToSE NX LEWS IT
If vm.4 CCEPE ME. VU fi
HAN&IN& ON THE NEW
MHBOC'S BOOR . EiE.R.
IMCb THOSE TWO COPS
BROUGHT ThEIA
I VE WORRIED-M 6
BEEN IN TCOUBtE
ENOUGH LiTELV
A.
I 1 I A W
Freckles and his friends
Sr, ' -
E ADC MON IA A j
ETTL&MENT OP AEAD-
Ihe Observer Want
The Market Place of Union and Wallowa
Observer
Want Ad !
Rates
(Count fire aTvrace itoMl
lo Ilie Une.) ,
Per lino, tt lnrtlon....lUo
lcr line, cuvli added omueo
utlve Insertloo To
Mlitlmum cliarae ou one or-
, der ....... j , ..5o
RATES BY MONTH
2 lines, per niontli. .........$. 50
SI lines, er month.. ....1.!l&
1 mien, per muntli M.OV
5 Hiioh, H-r mouth $4.75'
Kaeh additional line over flva
cluirgni at 6uo per Una per
month.
CASH IN ADVANCE la re
qulrcil on all Clawlfled order., to
eurn these rat en. Hlirher rates
cliartred on all rredlt liiHertldnM.
copy for all tlntulflrd orders
miiHt be In till, office by 10 A. it.
DAY OP IN8KKTION. Stop ar
dors on ad liiaerted until further
notice must be received by the
siimo hour or extra Insertion will
bo uliui'ged.
Telephone order! aollclted.
Ca.sli rntea maybe earned on
phone orders by payment on or
before date of last Inaertloa.
' ' PIIONB MAIN Sf . '
"Ad OlMerver Van Ad
' , , Will Do It"
e"Oll SALE Winchester shotgdn
in A-l condition. Inquire at Or
chard Camp Ground, , east end
Adams Ave. . '.' 0-19-Ctp
FOR RALE G.M.C. one-ton truck.
Easy terms, or-will exchange.
Inquire nt 1602 . Monroe 'Ave.
. I'll one CUM. . . .J &-19-2tp.
FOIt SALE OR TRADE 1, ton
Ford truck. A bargain If taken,
at once. Furniture Exchange.
5-14-tt
FOR SALE 65 head young datnr
cows. High testers, Jersey XI o I
stqiim, Guernseysj 3 Va gal to 1
gal. J, S. Rogers and Son, Clover
: Creek near North Powder.
6-lB-6t
f
FOR -SALE OR TRADE Choice
; 6 acres 2M miles North of Free
: water, good soil, In cehteT of
fruit district. Deep -well, elec
tric pump, bcrriosV . peabhes,
prnnetf, cHerrles and apples. Ih-
q,uire M-fttlSiK ave., 'after 6, of
Sunday. ; 0-19-3tp.
FOR SALE Olt RENT Will bV.1
- on reasonable terms or rent for
; cash or crop rent to responsible
person with option of buying the
; Scott Ooodall place In1 Thief Val
ley. 3 Go .acres' all under' ifence;
35 acres of good bottom It rid
with living water . for1-irrigation
- and fine spring for drinking pur
poses. Small house, barn; place
ready to move onto; outside
range for stock. Address George
O. Goodall, administrator, Eu
gene, Oregon, or see W. E. Tur
ner, Medical Springs. , This
place will go soon to some one.
. V 5-1!)-4tp,
WANTED
WANTED Washing. Call 476-J."
. 5-19-3tp
WANTED Sewing to . do. Call
482-J. 1004 l.'Uh. : 6-l-St
WANTEf TO- RENT Small ftir
- nished house, close In. Call 422-J.
. D-19-3t
TO
0JT M.L B0UT
WM Rl&Wl TVtlS
tAOfeWING ' AHt
BRING- N A,
ftEPOttT
. A IS 6WB0UCAL OP SOME
Ad Page
Counties - .
WaNTRD Children to eare for In
.the country, during: summer va
eatlon. Call Observer. 6-l-2tn
WANTED Farm work or city
warn. Thoma. Shirley. Call
Olwerver. G-l'J-3t
' i .....
WANTKO TO BUY 60 to J00 that
I. clasa dairy cown, or take on
i ahares. Write M. Horeth, Jlot
Lake, Ore. J-18-Slp
, WANTKI) TO HIJY Hood used
192G or 1927 Kord coupe. Must
he In good m.r.huntrul condition.
Call at 2213 Cedar Ht., or 222-J.
C-l8-4tp
BOARD AND UOOM, a mo.
Virginia Hotel, Depot St. R-2-lm
MIPS GLADYS M1M.EII announces
that she Mil continue hr pltino
clam untfl AUgunt Mat. Keflerva-
tioni should be made eitrly. CuH
463-W. 6-3-lm.
MRS. P. S. ROBINSON, accredit
, ed' teacher of violin and piano
will tepich through tfie summer.
Kor reservations cull 27G-J.
1408 4th.- ' . ' 6-1 2-1 in
EASTERN OREGON School of Mu
sic Violin, piano, voice credits.
, 1. OsO: P. Temple. Ph. 447-J.
, :-x iv ' 3-9-1M
LA UKANDE MATTRESS A L'p-
holstering ft Weaving Worko.
- Phone 42 4-W. Chita. Edwards.
Prop, , ; ; . v. 12.1.1m
MONfjt TO LOAN We have nion
ey to loan on desirable-city prop
erty at the low rate of Interest of
$c We write all kinds of In
surance, Including life.. Chan. K.
Reynolds. , : ,.-.J 8-10-tif
BUT, -BELL, MOVE AND TRADE
houses. John Mara. 6-2-tf
LAWN MOWKR9 cut ir 1 grind
IhuiA n nmr ' Ctr.tt-o rtlnil the
. V,tm. th b.i.w
. - 4-28-lm
7,1
EiiHrrnir f.spukss skiivick
BHBU.V (AP) Mlectrle express
tfetln' service hurt linen established
hetween lln:lir and Halle and
lrflpalif nnd .Mnmlehurir hy the "' T" . .... .
(larmnn Hallway company. .' An! KI'O San Francisco (42!.3m-elecfrically-drlven
pnssencer car ''"") N',( : . Kolslc.r hour:
hauls tlie t-o.car trains at speeds,!"; ilaneoinua le.
of 50 to. o kilometers an hour, I ro.r."B"d . "! ";"'
f fnster than nny other express trains
in the .country. Coaches aecommo
'date 100 pnnMengers.
-
PAp CAT J? !
i
" ' 100 Aon market road, 20 A
alfalfa, 20 A. clover, 30 A mea-
. dow, 50'i "M l
grain, water rlffhtH IKml.ftJao;..1.0,.daju:e. orchiutr
Hi to hmus0niMJ ' " h.h r.''A v
mprovements and 7T KQA Spokane (2(t0.7m-1 1 601(c)
RprlngiT piped
barn, good in
fencing. The following equlp-
; ment goes with the place: Ht ,
rtillch cows, 6 goo 1 horses, 3 .
; brood sows, 30 ttwen and lambs,
,100 chickens, wugon, movver,)
fnke, disc and gong plow, bind- .
, er,. harrow, drill, derrick,, hur-"
'ncss 'and 150 bushels grain.
This is a geneial purpose farm
well located and a going prop
position from the moment you
take 'possession, which can.be
obtained at any time. ... .
'. o
:' A splendid 14 A. alfalfa, fruit
and berry farm In Cove; well
'Improved. Might accept La
Granite property rts part pay
ment. .. "
Several " exceptloholly
buys In city property.
good
. -Money to loam on farm and
r-La Grande city properly.
n Geo. H. Currey
. . Realtor
Who Is the New Neighbor?' '
-SAM , VNUQ
POP GUNM.MV
. EI& ROW-IM
WTU WIVA
In Dangerous
OFFICE
CAT
IN STIC AD OV HfKPv
Du Pont, the oIummImi, Is trying;
to find Hlin.-thiiirf to tuke the place
of sleep, und this leads us lo arise
and ask, "Did ho ever try court in if
a uTrl?"
I
! Angry rustomer; 1 "t-ook liorc,
wuller. I've Just found this troimer
button In my soup."
i Wtittor: (With a hfamlns; 8mlle:
"Oh, thnnk you sir. 1 couldn't think
what lmd heroine of It."
A little' Klrl. three yenm of age,
cnrim Into the house ri-ylnjr. 'I fell
down." 8he exclaimed. Her father
naked her what caused her to full.
"I was running," she treplled. "and
hit my foot on a brick." Her father
said. "Wliero was the brick, Vel
ma?" Velma stopped rrylhsr, look
ed at her father in disgust, then
said, "In front of mo, of course."
. 1
I Here's ono to paste,- on your
deskc . ; ; ,
j R Is easy to fool yonrself, . It' is
morn dirt (cult to fool the people
you work for. It is will in bra dif
ficult to fool the people yoti wprk
with ntid it Is altnoHt IpiposKliije to
fool the people who work 'under
you. . '..' i - ' .-,
I ; '-''..:., ,'
I 'J ntUl have my' Iwlhy .drew ,hnt
ii n iuu iuiik m wear nnw. y
TIKSDAY 1'IiOriRA.Mft
The National Rroadeastlnif emn-
t,,iny P'Oftram for Tuesilay nlifht
follows:
8, orrhestrot 8:3(1. Jlon
10 to 11, dance ..music. -
AnialKO
KGO Oakland (384.4m-7S0kc)
NIIC: 9. The Pllfrrhns. .
KI'I I. os AnseleS (46.Cftl-G4n
he) 8. NDC; 9, concert orchestra;
Mnxwon orcnestra; to,
' IIIUKIHIII.
( KFRC Snn Francisco (454.3rrt
.COOkc) 8. program; 9, music; in
to 12, orchestra.
KVA San Francisco (362.7m-
,R60kc) 8, program; 10 to 11,' or-
. client ra.. 1 ' ' 1
KJ It Seattle (34S.6iiUrfl0kc) 8,
studio program; i, program;
1
KOMO-rScattle (30n.lm-!i70kc)
ft,-; picture hour: 10, 4lc; ,ll to
13:30, varied program.
' KO.IN Portland (3IOm-040kc)
8, studio vaudeville; - 9:40, Jfiglit
bi'oadcast. , '
KHJ Lofl Angeles (3fifi.Rm-760-kc)'
8, Maxwell orchestra; 0,. or
chestra. KHQ Spokane 37O.2m-8t0kc)
8, NUC; 9, MaxwcJI orchestra; 10
td 12, dance music. ' J
K EX Portland 27?.6m-100-kc)
H, male quartet; 9, studio pro
gram; to:05 to J2, dance frolic.
Attractive flowers can be made'
from scraps of velvet by pasting
green Howie paper nn the hack and
cutting largo petal-shaped' pieces
from them. Five of thesn can be
grouped- around an artificial cen
ter from nn old flower. - .Green
stems and bud calyxeg ' can be
j bought nt, uriy millinery shop to
auncn. . .
Hands
aWWiilifU
-? uev i Vil- tsiwk-s rivl A 'v'j ,7.
, ' ;.N' Ht 7 I , ; ls,0 , wWE 1 '
12J "Li w tAE.swt'S ' ' fkv '
"Lady Raffles"
Coming ;To
Star. Tuesday v.
I ''I.ady Raffles," the Columbia
rictures production which will be
shown at the Star theater Tues
day and Wednesday Is a skillfully
developed drama of the adventures
.which befall a clever young woman
whose life Is n mystery. R is n
picture of su rp rises and (in'-ei-twists
In Which sti-atecy nnd apt
maneuvering hold the interest. The
plot revolves around a valuable
necklace, which changes hands
with the dexterity displayed by
sleigh t-of-hnnd perfurmers, and
the awakening of love in the heort
of the hcrotne. Estclle Taylor hns
n tricky role which she handles in
masterly style displaying the touch
of an artist.- Miss Taylor is snp
ported by n strong Cast Including
Roland Drew, l.llynn Tashmon.
Krnesl HHMnrd und Winifred (.an
il Is. The picture1 was .directed by
R. William. Neil.
."Helen Of Troy"
Showing1 At
(The Arcade
'" We con. bv n fnr strnteh nf ill.
Imagination, see President Coolldgo
, harassed, by servant problems or
Ivexe4 because he la served honing
rtwlco in succession.
Wo can-oven Imagine the Prince
of.. WaleSr disgruntled becaus"e the
laundry ' hasn't come back or be
Jpiuiho lils shirt studs are mlKstng.
j ,: So says Carey Wttsou, producer
'of Firm National's "The Prlvnte
Life of lltien of Troy," the picture
which opens ut the Arcade theater
today for a two-day run.
Hut, he ndds. even the most vivid
ImairlnnllAn r., ht.fll.r itlnli.t.. (
stately heroes of mythology fret
ting over domestic problems. And
therein, he points out. lies much
of the humor and charm of John
Ersklne's "The Private Life of
Helen, of Troy," the brilliant novel
.on-which the picture is bused,
j The beautiful Helen, having re-
She Helped Ford
To' Riches
: "-v
s4
Mid. iiuniuel Ford, uuut of Henr
Ford, now liyes nuletly In Detroit.
When Ford was a boy lie . fre
quently went to her foe a dollar or
two to help develop som Ine
chttnlcal idea with which he was
tinkering; He got It, nnd maybe
thttt'tt -why she Is said to be his
- , favorite aunt.
A MAAT
Owe
yVe
1)
CELEBPATwa
IS7AE
CAP7UB6
AND
(50SSESSION
OP AJQME
OTAR
77AAM
UMCLpI
AACBV
AA
turned home1 nftoiv her elopetnenf
with J'aiis, frets about the odd
Ideas of her high-minded daughter
ns does any flapper's mother of to
day. '".. -
' -Menelaos, her not-to-lntelllgent
bus band, Is constantly In a turmoil
over the changing? fashions of the
world and eternally finds himself
In a wrath because his family re
tainers In common with so many
cherished servants of today Insist
upon advising him upon personal
alfuirs. ,
"The nivatc Lire of Helen of
Troy" as a picture, retains all the
humor and satire of the book.
Muriu Corda, Lewis Stone and Rlc
ardo Cortes share honors In the
three featured roles.
HEALTH
Tifi: m;sson ox goiti:h
Ity D. IhihMT .finikin, M. D.,
Idaho l IK liluho
Member Gorgas Aleniorlal
Many classifications of goiter, n
disease of the thyroid gland, hnve
lieen made but division into two
ureal heads, toxic and non-toxic
Is ample.' lry the tnxte type wo re
fer to the kind which produces
Hyitiptntns ns a result of poison go
ing Into the- blood stream while the
non-toxic type produces symptoms
from direct pressure.
In' the toxic goiter we, find a
great yaiiety of Hymptoms. Many
times the young schoolgirl shows
nn unusual amount of activity with
it seemingly untiring energy. Again
the patient may Seek medical ad
vice because of extreme, nervous
ness. In other patients the heart
beats too fast and there Is short
ness of breath. Some patients feel
a peculiar sensation t of warmth
over the (mdy nnd. excessive prcs
plratfmi an Certain areas of the
skin surfdee. Some complain of
the knees going out from under
them. Practically nil lose weight
and experience a general weakness.
The protruding of the eyes is one
of the typical objective symptoms
of one of the toxic types. There
are also certain digestive disturb
ances, such as dtorrhoert, nausea.
Tmd vomiting. . ,
The non-toxic goiter usually is
manifest early In life by a notice
able enlargement of the gtand. It
frequently produces nn unsightly
mass disfiguring the Individual to
Ihe extent that the removal of the
goiter Is desirable.
As In m ost d Iseases, there a rn
many causes of goiter. The en
largement at the time of puberty
and during pregnancy Is a normal
condition and up occasion for
alarm. The . goiter occurring; in
certain localities is different. Hero
there Is a lack of iodine In the
water and soil, and the gland Is
overworked In Its attempt to sup
ply It, resulting in Uiri production
ol" 'golfer,' Focal Infections in the
teet h. tonsils, ,nnd uceessory flln
ijncs of Jhe nnsn may be a cause.
New growths, such as simple and
malignant tumors, may affect this
gland and cause enlargement.
In the case of goiter proiluced by
the deficiency or absence of iodine
In a locality, one would naturally
deduce that this typo could be
cured hy taking it In food or water.
Tt hns been found, however, that
the u so of iodine in some en ses
may light up serious nver-actlvlty
1n glands ordinarily , harmless.
Perhaps the routine use of Iodine
should be limited to taking tt ns a
preventive measure In localities
where goiter is prevalent.
I In preparation of the toxic type
lof patient for operation. Iodine is
valuable. Here it exerts an nmo
dynamic action. Tthe profo'und
nervous state, together with the ex
treme toxic condition. Is rapidly
.changed, making surgery practic
able and safe.
Perhaps the first step to be
taken In the trentment of this com
mon disease Is nn early examlna-
By Cowan
By Blossei
7AEy DOTD M& DOESAiT 1
MArree- 7ae thiasgtaatvworkies '
IS VWMATS BECOME OP
FBCCtCLES VJHy DID X
EM EE. ASH AIS PARENTS
TO LET AIM COM TO
AFBICA VJITA ME f I'D
6LADLY S;NE My LlPE
To FIoO AIM AND
RETURN AIM
SAFELY TO AIS
FATAER AND
M07AEE.'
Professional Directory
Thle directory la capeolally hMy tor the aernMaaev or for tba
' out-of-town niader who may want Ihe name and addreaa o aorae
. professional msn. It liaa been oaraf ully preiwred and will prove
to he a ready aid to auy reader la obuilulnr; prompt professional
service, , ;..
Classified for Quick Reference
Osteopathia I'hyskiaru
J. 1.. IMM.II, 1). O.
MAituAiiii'r iMa.u. u, o.
Ueni'rsl praclloe ind ills "HOOT
BysTlCM" lor ttllea srehss.
Iflmim'l ! 'IVIwphons
dul Id I hit Main lot
Architect
V. H. MII.I.KII. AKhltnt
loom 7
Urande National Hank Bulldlna
LIOOfsKD MATH UNITY IIOMIO --
Trained core, price reaaonahl.
Mrs. U. HV. H-U litis Y. -.U-lin
MRS. It. ii. McCALIi Pluno and
plpo organ. S nnmcr oi asses lim
ited. Main 828.
lion, when 'nn enlargement of the
gland is noticed or when symp
toms as dene rl bed, occur, Certuln
of the. endemic goiters will, yield
to careful medical treatment.
X-ray treatment of the toxic forms
has. given very pleasing results.
Surgery has no doubt opened a
quick, sure, .and' satisfactory way
for the relief aad cure of this
common und troublesome disease.
Now you ask: "Suppose you don't
treat tho disease nt all. what
then?" The patient with a deeply
1 iron red skin tightly drawn- over
the' emaciated body, the veins
prominent In neck and forehead,
propped up In bed .gasping for
breath, Is the altogether too fre
quent picture resulting from the
rapidly degenerating heart.: Then
too many cases of kidney diseases
causing death arc traceable to the
diseased thyroid. A goiter too long
neglected leaves the Individual per
manently crippled with heart, kid
ney, nnd other legions. Jt should
receive early attention und 1 thus
avoid serious consequences which
follow in Its wake. ,
KLECTRIFV RI'ltAL IXDIA
CAM'l'TTA (AP Villages and
fin-m u uiihlo it end it ih aif Ion miles
of the main centers if electric
(power distribution will be supplied
I with power Hues for irrigation. pur
I poses nt the expense of the Mysore
l government, as part of a program
I for electiirylpg rural India. The
idemand for electric ( Irrigation
umps huH suddenlv increased as 0
licmill, HUM llll' hiivim llilirni. imn 4t,
lengthy waiting llsi of nnpllcants,
Thoeo aro dangerous - davs. A
man never knows when! he goes
lVme early whether or tint Ihe
inwiv 'nHiUM im amtig'iir hc'iiT tire
1'i-onl ynrd. . . '" 1
Same Trice
for over SSyears
25ounccs25
USK LESS THAN OF
HICHEK J'HICEO BRANDS
Why Pay )
War Prices?
CHE OOVERNMENT USED
, MILLIONS 01-' HOUNDS J
(Mm)
STAGES LEAVE
FROM LA GRANDE DEPOT
Wallowa Coach Co.
Leave
La (Jrantlo for Joseph 8:45 a.m. 4:00 p.m.
Connect with All Points West
Blue Mountain Transportation Co.
Leave N
La Grande for Baker, Tloise 11 :25 a. m.
La CJrande for linker only 4 :35 p.m.
La Oando for Pendleton 10:30 a. m 3:-1.r p. m.
(Connectlnnfl at remlleton for Walla. Wutla and Pasco),
Leave La Grande
For Portland at 10:30 a. m.
Fare-$9.50, Round trip $16.00
Physicians & Surgeons .
LICK B. KOIJVY, M. I).
Lam A Hll.HIM, M, D,
Practice limited to diseased of t
Eye. Ear, Nos and Throat,
Mew Foley ... , - Telephone
, liuildiiic Main U
M. O KIR It Y, M. O.
Phy aio Ian and Burgeon
Bommer Telephone
Bulldln Maln '
VBHW t HAMII7TOW. M. D
Phyalolaa and 8urgeon
nnrdner Telephone
Volldln MnTnM
Residence Phone Main 608
If no answer call Main 30 -
, W. r. HrADOHY, M. D.
auirtftjon
Vew Foly , ' Telephone
Ruildlng alalnM
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The United States Navy has Just
detailed Lieut. Comm. P, . V...1I. '
Weenia to teach Col. Lindbergh . '
to navigate, i Now v advocate a
commission . he appointed- to teach , -General
Sandlno how to dodge,'
. . . And wo used to think tho
firemen on on nll-btirnlng locomn---,
tlve had n soft Joh. . , Too bod ' .
we hadn't ii nav- wren Christo- '
pher Culomhus set out to discover ,
us. ' A maritime stub-commission
might have been assigned to show
the gentleman how to furl a sail.
Two; .voting men df Lynn, Mnstf,, ,
toldf police they had been forced'
to , Svalk home after . taking a f
couple of young lailies tint for ii J
ride The boys shouldn't take miclt ;
chances. : ; M '
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