La Grande evening observer., October 10, 1928, Image 4

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Wednesday, October 10. 102S.
Iia(Sraiuvie Bicnmq (Bbscrbrr
1 I . x
(IwnrfMirnKHl)
An Inilonriulcnt N'in.siawr
FRANK R AI'I'I.KliV ....
, Editor nd Publisher
UAKVBY K. MATTIIKWH .
.... Hunlneiui MamiKfr
I'lihllslii'd fivcimiKH. except Hunday, at 1416 Adams Avnnufl,
Ia Crauda. Oreinn. ''( ooserver-Hutr published fcvery Friday.
Kntered hi thu i'nsmfrire in Iwt Ornnde, Oregon, ftH hocond
Claim Alall .Matirr under ml i,f March 2. 1K75.
OKKIC'IAI.
AI'KIt UK UNION COl'NTlf A.S'U TUB
IITY UK i. a (IIIANIIH
MKMHKK ASOCIATKI.) I'ltKHS
The AhnocIiikmJ ftvt 1.1 exclusively entitled io u for puhllcii
Mnn ol nil im'wh iliHiniiriini credited to H or r.t mherwh. t r ciii -d
if ptmliHhiMl herein. All MKhtfl of l-puh.icUon of npnelal dls
patehes in I hi paper, and a I ho the local nuwH herein hIho ure
r'hrvf-it.
bUMriCKII'TJON KATf-iS
Hy CarrtiT
iMIly, pel month In advance . ......
Imily. mx iiM'tit iiH In advance
Dally, BiiiKtt) copy
11 Mull
Uulfy, per month In advance .
I'Hily, pr mix iMoniii.H hi advance
1 .tally, per year In advance ..
Weekly Ohrvr-.Siar, pur yeur
AUVKKTIHJXO HATES
Display, foreign, per column Inch .
In.iiijuy, local, per column inch
Time contract price on Hppllcatlon.
... 75o
6c
... 6 no
I6.ua
42o
4uo
A cl.ulllul'S VISITATION -AH.I. the lli-dcemer shall conn.
In iCImi. anil mini in. 'i,t iIiil turn from irniiSKri'ssInu In Jncoh,
irclt ll the Lord. l:a. it'J.Zt).
Hoover and Smith Records Given
Prom Birlh lo Ihe Present Time 'Z-'X:
tin.- Kuropcai: relief council.
1 nil n d I'rtisi'Ji-iit JI;ndin'H
cahinet an aecretary of commerce
New
I only utter he v. uu nominated for
York president. As Hnnttny of com
merce lie hni bet 11 in close loneh
Those two yearn in tho trueliln? u It li all biislne-ti and economic con
bujtincN.t coiupriKe the entire husi- ditlnnx and developments in thi
I'OUTI.ANU, O10 , Oct. lit-Tli-1 iriirklnff busim. in
nvrraf,' tlitpkliif; voiir, whether )m ' City.
t a democrat or a rpuhMran,'n-'d
hut read oiio artfrhr that han been
l.nl.liulw..! ,!...... II i-i.
campaign to tonvintu him tlmt ',,,., ,h.., ,'.' : ....1
limn who: - v, - 1... ....... 1 ....i
tore li. w nt Into politicM, , p m uovt rnnicntal orKanizailon ot
He i an ahlc polltual adminU. iiH ' tlie world.
llfibrrt iioovcr iff the
should Im- ( hom n ii . Mji. m. Hcconl
in? to J'hll Mctschan, chairman of
tht' Hcpuhllcnn Htnio CirHral coin-
New Kimona Corduroy
Colors of tan, green, rose, lilue, and
. Lavendar
'85c and $1.00
N. K. West & Co., Inc.
La Grande's Leading Store for Over u0 Years
1 rat or and lian inadf an cxrelhiit
record u ffov(rnor of Sow Ymlt
I II' In a man uf courage, att ra-'tivu
pt-iHonalhy ami laijjp poliiit-al at
taintnentM. Id- H an.aetlM. m.
I lT of Taininany liall. His i-Un
m .in.. nKi,. 1,, uh ,,;, Nl.w'Vnrk ; , :k;;r
Ih.-m over nl rxainln Into Dit ni I ... .... "
mitlLc, Thu arilrlr refi-rrod to hy ,
inn ftah' chairman vhh written
Itlyth in tin- S pfmhi r
" i.SHiie of the Saturday Kvi-ninf; '
J'ohi, and In pari 1m an rollout:
1 hrri-roip, Ift uh ivKard tin -s-
iir (r!phonc I'onipan.v 'II hold
tl iH's-tin' l uiyhi t" try ( ilfcidi
w IicNht I rii'O-olc lis piih- f
M ini iff til uioHi:-4) kiiH. or while
unli cm ' fttKf '1111 ri in pi kh-J
drin.. Tit' ra. lio Is it ut rnt
ifMiiriiptUai ri- Hi' 1I1 v aiHtiilali
llint'ft hii'ii (ut wilh ih' hos.
COVE PERSONALS
I'OVIi, (ln. (Hp'Tlal) --Tln i-o-operative
jrttiv.eiM of "rn?' finishi-d
parkin; prune.t Saturday. Sevin-
"" ' 1 leeii i-ar loni were hlppi(l in all.
T. t'. I'nuklin witu the lamest hifi-
Ntiv that the world .series has been wnn iho mnnli-v run m'r at ""' ro-uprraiive piaui. s. v.
with a view to f'ttlmc forih their
tihillties and capahlliticH, and espe
cially their e.iucatlon and c.peil
ence nloiifr the line that should he
eonNldereil must be considered
by thf average American voter If
he Is to vote for what Is most im
portant to him his country's pios-
I purity and his own.
! First, what about Hmitb What
is his experience and his education
in affairs such as must be dealt
with by a president who needs a
business and economic i-Huipment
in order to do his Kreat share in
maintaining this country at Us
present MkIi point of prosperity
and to a-ssuro thr continuance of
this prosperity? Alfred K. Hinith
was born in New York, was a poor
boy in New York and hiLs been
elected uoveriior of New York four
times. He was educated in a pa-
rochlal school; ami. after various;
Jobs in various capacities in and
about New York, went naturally'
and efiiciently into Die democratic
in this
poor noys have procresscd to hih
place. Jle has a larte ami l.iv.il
followintf in New York, where his '' -i'les an. I
lire has been lived. lie lias not
traveled much, either at home or
abroad.
These eicht years In Washing
ton as a cabinet member have giv- j
en him Insight bito and experience
with all Kovcru mental processes,
especially in their relations to busi- j
nehs mid economics, and lm is con
ceited to have a wider, more aei-u-
ial: and mote varied knowledge of
the necessities of business and
trale In all their branches as re.
lateil to the kovi inment. and the
oplortunltl s
Oregon Knights
Of Pythias Pick
New Officials
I lia
f'ortlanil. in:i
M.iy r. iir i,
tliiiilil.
Hnilth'a coiiiiii-litiir. Ili-rli.-rt
Iloovi r, in a Kradiiali' of Stanlunl
unHiMHlly, of Callloinla. ami liaa
honontry d.-t-r.-.s from tuniity-niiu;
nlliir uiiivi- iHitl.H. InrluUllik' liie
ili'i-iM-a from Kuropi-an unlvtral
lli'.i. Ilia tralniim' ami nr.! work
liave Iii-in aloiiK liusini'." lino.,
lalln r than In politlca. He la a
mlniiiK i MBini'.'r anil )iaa cnuuKid
In irolVHluml work In mlm-a. rail
waya ami ui''lalluri;ic vvorlia In tin
I'niti'il Ktalca. .Mi.io, Canada,
Aiwtralia. Italy. (!i-.at Itritain,
Snulh Africa. India, China an.l
Itmwlu. Iir I ii.it .sii.iiimI out of hi
)irori-s.sion and liocamc a world
lilfure Minn, at the lii'Vlunlni; of
thi' war in l:m, ho h.iaini' chalr
nian of tin- Anii ilcun I 1 i t-r roin-
1 Ki'and kt-i'ii-
! rr uf ri.'i'iinl.s ami si'al.
j tiny Jordan, nf I'orvallis. was
i-liTti- l raiid pri lati'. 1.. !. Clark.
Portland, master-at-arms, Wll-
iinliihw ,.r ll, ... ..!, i ' 11 IIH'II
-''J iii-i-iiiiy ,-.,,. ,
i-i'Ulo down to intirc or less ncrious considei utii
di ntial canipiiiM.
i,l i,,,.u ,.r 1 1 ,,,.., , i , .,
lll of Hie presi- sliliMu d at a loss.
1 Itoy Lay and John Mil, lu ll left
'Sunday ninruin? fur a hiinliujr trii
1 ml Hie Salmon riwr In Idaho. This
It lojins ;f) (,t,l jl0 JlicKiiijui ically jmy fur Ills 'H ""' ''""" ""' hnnters
cime. If it Ij.id hocn coiiiiiiittcd in KmkIhikI ()r Ciiiiiulit, he'd siuaii"'!', m i, ''aiimV.ani'.'d "t!'.''
liilVC IIUIIL' IHOlltll.S aim. J-.VOIl 111 I llllllltllll lliov KPPH1 In I .n " lor " '. Mr. I'reniirs
;!Dc to deliver .hinIico with reasnnithle rapidity.
.I'.n.tico ixn t tlie important thinrr. It's the LAW that counts.
I'. w hose
Hhiuattc'is
llliele llei-n.:iii Ti-m..i
Iltlt liei'C raueh near I. mile Is In
for the hunters.
i , i.te.n... i,, -i i a i 'owns, ot I'oniiiiHi, wilh ins
j iw n -u;jju;i:( il UW'H lOJClitKI JUKllCC 111 AM10I- v ife and n !y. is isltinx' rehi-
kll, llt)t t() jmmiolo it. ;liv.sand triemlHat I'mv, At pr.s-
i elit they are at Ihn home of Mrs.
- j M. Sent ner, who will accompany
Strang things happen. For example, in New York City ' VV.'ir:,:!:
t.ie other day a hoi:-;e and wa;on were stolen from a fruit iwm. "f nak. r,
f.aler and sold to a livery stable for $10. The three thieves Z'ml, "Id 'T
have heen arrested and are held in $1,000 bail each on """"
:iarKo of ,r.anl larceny. Alost newspaper readers think of ,, 'SZ ,! ZHZZ
i tiiMj NicaiinK ii mcy umiK ol it at all as snmrth nir that ,M'U The bascmeni
iM-caim.' a clerk in the ofiice of tl
comuilsMionej- of jurors. This was
prunes when he was in his twenties.
Jle was a nit miter of the Assem
bly of New York from 1 !i i :i h
I li 1 became democratic leader
there j), t : I I and was speaker In
m3. Il- was a delegate lo tin
New York state constitutional con
vention in Mi lo and was e)eeed
sheriff of New York in that year.
Jie served lis sheriff until 1 ;i 1 7,
when he hceatm- president of the
Moatfl of Aldermen of Greater New
York. He was first elected Kv
emor in tyiy, and wilh the eeep.
thui ol two years, when he was
defeated by Miller, has been gover
nor since that time. JMirinc tin
two yeura Governor Smith was out
of office as povernnr he was In the
hairnian of the t 'oinmission
tor the lielief of Itelgium. and
when we went into th- war in l',H 7.
was made American food adminis
trator by President Wilson.
He w as a member of tlie War
Trade council, the l'mie.1 stales
Kiain corporation, the sima r i-tpial-iation
board, the interallied food
council, the supreme economic
council and the Kuropeau coal
council, and chairman of several
of theoe bodies. He dire
SAI.KM. Ore.. Uct. 1 1 (Al)
lf 1 Slaiiton Itowell. of Grants I'ass.
k'ov eminent as related to business nx.)f4 4.(lt.t,., KrHIH ( ehaiuelb.r of the
ami trade, than any man of our Oregon KnU'hts of 1'vtliias nnd
pres. nt or our paal. He Is Ml ly- 1 William S. I.evens. of Salem, was
four years old. Hoover is not a Heeled tfi ami vice chancellor at t he
poliiu-inn. His life IntercMs and Knilui io,Kv W(..SHiun her.-. v-stenlav.
work have been in business in '.-or the i'5th consecutive time J. V.
Iiro.iuctioii and distribution, and . Malom-y, of I'endleton. was elected
for the past t-itfht y.ars he has ,nHsU.r ltf ,j,e rrhe.(uer. Walter
oeen ai me root oi all our business . j. Gleason. of I'ortland. f'
aim economic con.tiiions. j l Uh tlme iis
i nese. w -ii ho ut embroidery, a re
the records of the two leading
candidates for the presidency,
viewed In tlie light of the paia-)ot-mount
presidential and executive I
need of the I'nitcd Slates af this
time and lor the four lorthcomlm;
years. The average A nierican
voter, having his own best inter
ests and his country's highest in-ti'ie-sis
at heart, desiring the con
tinuance uf prosperity and the
maintenance of our supremacy.
Minuld study them carefully.
Thest records and the men be
hind them are the brass tacks of
this campaign, i'lat forms, speeches,
publicity, propaganda, radio, mov
ies and all the rest ot the ballyhoo
are iiu onsf'iueniial. This is th
vital stuff.
I'oiiii roy. of
guard, and A. W.
cade Locks, outer
I'ries Wti- awarded List niylit
to w la u ts in a rituali..Uc i-oiuini.
The judges were I'hiel Juatice Jni,,,
L. Hand ami Jtisth-,. Marry M. II. it
of the Mate sirpn me court aiu
supreme i - pre ' lit at l e t 'i-ouch. (
Portland. L-y 'i irk. of iak r,
GeorKe lioss. of .M a rs i field . in,-!
John 1. Kr.igiit, id .McMiunviH. .
w el'" tin' winner?!, each b"ii;i;
aw arded a fuiinl.-.in pen.
The H'.ale tempi'' of tin- Pythian
Sisier s. iilsn in st'f-shui here. I. .
vat' ti ('arrie Knir.iit. of Alb.i'iv. !i
llit- j iost of gituei hi"t' Heh ti
Straiialntn. -l llood l!iwr, was
choven gi at. I y.-riinr. Nettie 1 la r
destv, of S- a-ide. gtand junier. at: I
Kva Marks, of Loi b irg, gran 1
nianag'-r
L
Ward off that Early Fa!! (old!
Use
N yal's Laxacold Tablets
Fully guaranteed.
Price 25 cents.
RED CK0SS DPvUG! STOI
lli'-ere ll-,frit'l o.
CUXDITItJN UK
ippened only in the remote past
Lire have been written around that theme
rhrillinjr tales of adven-! a .
:tr. x;i k fi
din of the I lauuht'-rs nf
Hut horse steal- "'" Ki"K Tais.iay
iiij.. livery stables, or even horses themselves in the metropo-, i:;, t' XZw"
are plainly aiiaehioni.snis. Some reporter is kiddinc us I '"" iu.i.. iis is iiihim; a m w
,, ' ' Che rid. I si dan.
, -( s - i j Mrs. i'ai-1 Crow u an-l da UKhler.
It u.sftl to be Ihatu I'mid tiver which you omld-rine thirty ;,r.J'lll,l'V "'- Hday. VJs - at
i , , . ,, , "ie I aiKe hiune. .Mrs. Mioun Is a
I nies an liour was a thniK-ol beauty and a joy forever. Now 'fri.-mi r Mrs. i.nn;,,,, .u,.n.
o have a noition over the Mine Mmmtaiiw iin,li. ",""tl ' "' ''''
t liarli'i' o. Ilti,i,i
iu;i'(u:t uf
LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK
uf l.a (Irandi-, lu Ihe Slate nf ureiron. at the. rinse of liuini ss
on Ueloher .lid. llt.'X
Itiosot lt i:s
.nam and ,li founts
Iivm drafts
I'nlled Slates ( ;., ernmeiil seeiiritles owned
Uther leiiids. sleeks, and seruillies owned
house. Jiil.r,: l.l mrnllinc
sin:i:i" roi: i;i sni a
MiiN rm it)i:u. i runuay ( ai ' ' RonaoK
Illsiiutehcs ruceivi, I here from
Itilssla say an vMieritnemnl shii-
e, the nient of I'rUKUayan si p reaehed
m'anialion of food supplies fur Odessa In perfeet eomlition after
many of the l-:uroiean eountr!es a voyatfe of as days. It is epeet-
diliini; and after the armisliee ami ''d exiiorla to Itussia hereafter
was chairman or Ihe American re- may reach, laa.iiaa sheep yearly.
Ii f administration eiiKaued in .
s i.nei iii r.uropo. He WKI.I.IStiTUN (Al') -N
"IIS 11 ""' ' vice-chairman laud impoilcil less ll ,er
o. i icsmeni vn nsou s soeoml Indus- t;,o first half of I :i
i mi i coniereme and chairman of from America allowed
per cent
purpo:
' till
I
ew Zea-dilrin
hut impurts
a cain of I I
Softwooda for huHd'ns
ami coulaiuer manufac-
largely were in deioaml. i
Infants Rubber Pants
Infants Bibs
Rubber Sheets
Hot Water Bottles
Knit Bath Sets
Crib Blankets
15C"
.... !.; & 25
.... iXr;- & 85
fSc
;8c
JC io iSL'JeS
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
Belter Merchandise Lower Pi ices
constiuc-
bon that is cliaratlerizcd as "terrible" because it prevents!
; oiiiK fifty instead of thirty. Ihit the liiR-lnvay commissitiir
buildintr a real rond. The oiied maealani of today is far i
loflerent Ironi the oiled macadam of the first experimental
s.M)-(.it. t;.is
onamlty ami 01 4 p. r mil in m
mer IHL'i:. lis, If a record year.
l;i siM'.cii fun si ti.Mt
lue
W ASIIINCTDN (AC):. Increased
Pavina-. road liulldlni: and railroad
track hallnslim; operations lili-,
.'ear. Its .superior to black tar and nunc attractive lo some mss u, u,e i,.ui or a e t ...r.L' :..7 s.i
! ivers than oncrcU!. W'lun the new road over the hill l,"'"'"' ,"sl '"' " d.i.ariment
, , , ., .,, , ... . ' o' COUIItieree 1',-porlS. Nearlv L'"!! -
w. Imished, it will be of that variety. Other roads will be ions P ..-..i. r.p-
l roiiclil up to tlie same slant artl. The sliite rami inn,. """-' " '' 11 i" ' ' "t "
t K ahead with better, smoother, more economical high
ways, lint it will be possible only if the Dunne bill on the
November ballot is defeated and road revenue is piolected.
I NKW Vdlii; (Al'l- The siiL-ar
lliiMiiute has appointed a cemmlt-
..... ... . 'u' ,n conshl. r a plan lor chclnli al
lilCI.I' TOR TIIK A(aCI) res.,.rei, as a,.,.i , n. renm,,.,
t Away batk in IS !0, says Dr. I.ouis I. Dublin, an insurance ."...r.',"' TZ !!::;:',on
.' iiiiistiiian, the expectation of life of a man ."iO vears old ' cosisehieiiy is ,vm . imt .r-
as 70 yeais. That is, the man who arrived at r.o had an ,'""s ""! '"' ."""'u"
, pi'' . ineaitH ol luci easlim-l he yield and
even chance ol hvinjr 20 years loiifrer. Todav, after nearly sui.iitui,.s for cosii, mai.-riais
!'H years of medical iroKress, he can expeel"only one year "u" """" ,l"lnl"K
liore. ,
lleduetien of mortality anion"; the younj;- has made sreat'
j:;.ins and increa.;ed (he average Iciifjlli or life or people eol-
I -clively. lint tlc re has been hardly any caiii for people'
over r,o. 'Ihe yniiii;; Imve a far better chance; the middle-1
; j.etl die as u.dial.
Can anythinK be dune about it V Dr. Dublin thinks so. I
l'i fact, : onielliino is bcino ,1,,,,,, already. 'Hie iniproveinentl
in mortality rate aiuonji children is due largely to avoidinjri
(.imiiniiiieal.le diseases -(liphUiorm. scarlet fever, etc. Old'
people today ale often enfeebled as the ultimate result ufj
. m il disease.". i t liei e childhood. As fewer children ihkIci'to;
lliese tliseases, more people ki-ow up without, carryinr.- with'
tiii'iii any weaknesses derived theref roni. Thus, savins the'
yninit finally helps the t.ld. i
Another help is il. war against the '(lejjenerativc dis-
ses" ef middle and n'd ae. "IVrsonal hygiene." says Dr.
Dublin. "K-uid.'d by the inci casinc.- interest of the medical
profession, will stay the processes which lead to ai-n.-nnr
cecay."
lMudi effort is now directed alone, U,is line. Patients can!
co their pail by lakinjr periodic exaiuinatTons and followinc!
::iediea advice whin it is uiven. Ilow effeclive this pin-'
( dure is may be seen fiom the iccmd of li.ooo elderly but!
s-'ilsible patii nls who, in nine years of piopec moiea alien-
i"ii and sensib'e livinjr, llowe( n mortality late IS per cent i
i ss man Die expected rate lor their urtmp.
than haukilik' ho
'sire liauk
cash iletns
S. Treasurer and due from I'.
1 la u k I IIU
. f-'-.77L'.a:i
Ileal eslate ow In d ..lliei
IU.sene"witli Kede'ral I!
Cash and due fr.mi haul
Uulsldc cheeks a nd ol he
Itedciiilitioii fond will, I
Pri'.iHurer
TOTAL
i.i Mini i us
( 'aiiltal so.ck paid in
Siirpliei
t-udii.led profits- net
Keserves for dU idends, emit Ineneies. ele.
( 'Irculallln; notes oulslaialili-
line lo hanks
IM-niaiHl dc.iiMlts
Time ilcpnsits
Culled Stales deposits
ami fixtures.
1 . :i s s . i; r. 1 1 . 7 I
!l 117. US
I a. ;ia ii. an
I Jli.Ja I.MJ
s 1.3 01. -i I
I . I.'.l.sil
7 -i . x I :i . :
I -' 7. 1 1 -..! 1
y . 7 1
1 a. "aa. an
:'liit.aail,ail
ia.:!L's.a.",
I i.;i;7.:n
7.SS...'ili
I :is..",;,ii.i.a
117 7:1
;3:..;iss.7s
-7.SMI.I "i
.1.70 I. (Mi
1-OTAI. ... I.',..-. II. .
Stale of Ure' C,ianl.- of 1'uloll ss.
I. II. I!. Co, .lid-,-, (ashler of the a ho V c - lia to r , hank. .Ill leliliia!
swear licit ihe itlu.vc sialeu'cnt Is true lo ihe hesl of mv km.wledi;
and hellef.
II. I-:. I'm il. 1 1 a ; i:. i Yohicr.
Snltseiihc.l and sworn to lieforc I'ol'icct Attesi:
lue this :l!h day of (letoher. Ill.'s. J ,1. O. SU I II ; 1 1 A SS.
i:'i:i.Y I'AI.CdNKl;. v. (. SAVVY KU
Xntary l;uhiie. J. J. ( '( l. .K V .
M- eommis.don ciir.'s Oeiolur llireelors.
31. 1H3I.
BIRDS OF A FEATHER!
:v,"::v',;3.!i;;:'v,. - :
-.r ir-m i Mc;
Try
Thce?
W, K. GILBERT CO.
ONE
t.Vi't
PAS5R!li
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:.':::;V'':'-;;'
A Contrast in Principles
and Parties
Republican
10 II the protection of labor, in
dustry, agriculture and citizen
ship the Itepublican party started
the protective tariff. The Daine
Aldrich bill which was wiped out
by democratic leadership in 1 i) 1:3.
and the Fordney - McCumber. bill
which went into effect in
closed America's doors to the free
entry of European manufactured
goods, produced by cheap labor,
and the livestock and agricultural
products of South America, New
Zealand and Australia. 1'nder these
a duty of 12 cents a bushel was
placed on wheat: 1" cents a bushel
on com; 1 1 to 2 cents a pound oil
cattle; oO cents per hundred
pounds on potatoes; S2 a head o:i
sheep and ;U cents per pound on
scoured wool.
Democratic
rpllK Democratic party has al
JL ways opposed a hi.".h proi"ctivo
tariff. It stands for '-tariff for
levenue only" or a "competitive
tariff." When the I'ndeiwi.oi! law
went into effect there followed in
its wake a near panic that was only
averted by the World War in K i
rope. Wheat, corn, cattle, sheep,
wool, potatoes and other products
were placed on the free list. The
farmer suffered from fort ia com
petition, and scores of lactovies
closed down and brought on isikt.i
ployment and bread lines. I'.evtnue
lor government expenses became
so low that the Stamp Acl of Oc
tober 22, 1911, went into effect
and a tax was reipiired on all notes,
deeds and mortgages anil perfumes
and other sundries.
rjlIIF. taiiff is the safe-guaid of America;! industry, agriculture and commerce.
JL
1 1 lends in the tai iff party
petition means prosperity.
If
to
the Republican party. Protection against foreign coin
If you would have a continuation of ,ro.--neritv
Vote For
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Herbert Hoover
for
President
Charles Curtis
for
Vice-President
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