La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 23, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text29. Tage Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER J J Saturday, February 23, KBfl)..1 a(Srart&e getting ffitaerfar (Incorporated) An Inrtciiendeeit Newp.neT FRANK B. APPLEBY . . Editor and Publlaher HARVPiT P, MATTnTCWH , BilElnw Manager Published evening, except Sunday, at 1410 Adama Avenue, a Ornnda, Oregon. The riberver-H(r published every Friday. Entered ut the Poxtoffica at I a. (Iriinde, Oregon, a Hecond Claaa Alull Matter under nut of March 2. 17H. OFFICIAL PA PHU OK UNION COUNT? AND THIS CITV OV' TjA ORANDR ,. . MEMBI3K ASSOCIATED PnEBB The Aaaoclated Preaa la exolualvely entitled to uae for public (lun of all nwa dlapulchea credited to It or not ol her wine oredltod If puhlldhed herein. AH rlKhts. of republication of apodal die natahaa la thla paper, nd el no the local newa herein alao are reaervfld. . ' - ' ' , SUBSCRIPTION BATKS "' '"' ' ; .. . Uy pa trior . Dally, pei month In advance - -.. 7Ro IJally, . alx tnuntlia In advance ............................... 14. at, lally, aliiKle copy ............ . bo . Ily Hall Ially, per month In advance Lially, per alx months in advance ........ Dally, par year In advance Weekly1 Oliaerver-Hiar, per year .... ... 0o 12.60 llt.UO 12.00 ADVISnTISJNO RATES t Plaplar, foreign, per ooliimn Inch .....,..........r......M. 42o blirpfay, local, per column Inch .......,,..,.....,........,........... ....,. 40o Tlmej oontraot nrlcea on application. 7 to Mctfary Will Not Accept Position In The Cabinet MARKET, NEWS OF THE DAY HAI.KM. Ore,, Feb. 23 (Al) t'lillcd Hlnti'H K.'nator McNnry will' not accept a cabinet poKttlon or any j oilier uppuliitiiitnt under the Hv.j udfiilnlHtmtion. He prefera toj H'lH-Hl Mar. ... May , ... .Inly ... CHICAGO GltAI-V 0ani : HIkIi Ijw ..1.37 !H t.ilV. t.liy. i my, i.iiH" I..HK Jnvirnor I'littoiKon In the I'nlli'd Htiitoa Hctmtn and Huto Hrnator Noi'blad In the governor' chilli', .lr. llron toloKruphcd Mcnutor MeNuiy to KHcertitln the truth of the rumor. "My partition unalterable In con nection will) poat.ln ;iiext HflmlnlH tration. I prof or to rmnuln chuir- liinln nt Mini m ll I .n .. ,...,i ll ilr und foroHtry," wiya Hcmuor .Mc- H'nnl to hear our now pmirlicr'. Nary'j reply to Mi-h. Jliown. Kimiliiy utileMH Ii'm a itlis' liny," j kiiIiI Mm. An Hinlloy iIiIh innrnlii', I. IX l:HIM)l, WIIMAT 1.1 VKItl'OOI., Feb. 2 . (AP) inuln In tin. annate n chairman of :'': March : Hid (per tho comiulltco on ntrrltiultiiru und po indu) l.32 ; liny , 4!i.l. foroatry. l SO'S,: July Ha 7,d, l.40ii. I'l'bla Information eomoa to Huloni j 1 direct from Honutor AliNury In aj IM)HTI,A.M WIIHAT iteloHruin to .Mra. I'linmu .Murphy-1 : l'Olfn.ANI), (He.. I Vb. 2!t (AP ' ...... a.. ... ..... ! '!..... 1M.. It..n.l I WHO l OKI WrtllLOl K Wi n!' j " ""t ... in. iiiui-Dtniii, iiuti, tury when ho la at home ami who . white., l.fiftj Holt ivhito, 1 .S3: went durlnic the IcKiBlutlvo BCBHioii la aei:-lei n white 1.23; hard winter, 1.19; rotary to Htato Henator iteynoldo of ;norl!ie'-n Hr)nr, J.JO; wcHtorn red. Min ion county. -1.20. When newapapor nrll( a ' were j "ata- No. S-IIS lb. while, 40.00. publlHhed roeontly that appoint-' Total 'itr reeelpia: Wheat IT., jiicnt of .McNury to a cabinet ptwl- barley 4, flour 8a, coin 11, oata tion TtilKltt ho ono of a neriea f ! bay 7. .. political inovea that would land Koihl' Couple JchI MM'III IO llllvct lli kiuuk i' Kiiiln' iiliuur Kuril her. l-r liiNtHiui. tnlu Mr. nil' AlrB. lii-uliiii'ii 'I'luirii, who'vo hwn niiir rlctl nearly two yenrw, nu tlicy'ri fia iiullkt iib two leiuiMruiH. "I i Odd customs die hard, und you still hear public office re fcrijcd to its "tho gift of the people.1' . American women sj)end $2,000,000,000 a year on cos metics, which seems n RTcitt sum when you observe the men i they cntch. Here and There In Legislature rifn'Afjo cash CtlUWtlO, Keh. 2.1 .A')' Wlloal. No, bard l.2(i!4 (li ;.j ; No. 5 liiinl I. as. Coi n. No. 6 mUeil K i 'u B !l (4 ; No. 2 vellow (III i (II fl. ! OutB. No. 8 while 4(lifi H: No. 4 while iKVj. ' Itye, no Hulcfl. Hurley. Illff Jl. Tiinolby need 5.5flfi 5,60, Clover need 22.(IO( 341,(1(1. I.aril, I I.K7. HlhB, IS.Srf. . ' llellley. 13.75. I Iweek'a extreme top weighty Btcetaj f S 1 4.75; yenrllllKa 16.00. Sheep receipts 2,000; today's ' market ateudy; for tlio week 85 uouiilea from feedintr atatlona 27, 1x10 direct; expanded aitlpidng le mund .and reduced direct to ahlp menta after ntld-weck cruaed early decllnoM of 2rici 50c.on fat'lamliK und, left oIo.hIiik prleea 25( 50c ubova u week kko. YeurllnH wcatliera 25c higher; fat ewe 25c. lower; top prleea for the week:) Fat liimlia 1 1 7.(iu: yearllnKM 15,1m; j fat ewes S!l.25: bulk prices for the! week: Fat lambs (III. Onui 17.00; yeurllnga 1 3.U0 u 1 4.60; fat owes is.oofii 9.00; reeding Jamba-mostly 1 nnchanKed. built f 15.00 (ti 1 6.50; loo! if,, 00. NEW SPRING HATS ARE HERE ! ! in the New Colors and Shapes $5.00 to $10.00 , N. K. West & Co., Inc. "La Grande's leading Stoi'e for Over 30 Years" HAl.K.M, Ore,, Feb. 28 1AM) LrulHliillve nelion on a resolution lo Niiboilt to (ho people a plan to renra nlzn the stato (rovernmcnt uuib-r n cabinet form with the KOV ei'iior nt its head was comiiletnd CllfCAfiO I.IVUKTOCK . CIIICAflO, Fob. 23 (AI'J-XJ. S. llejit. or Auric.) I iOKK, receipts X.oiiii; BteinlV'to 5c higher: lop I '!.!(? paid for 170-220 lbs.; lai-uo- i If nuitf i l.'il nnisnci'lt v mpimH lumitineHH. AniRi'icuns should , ho siiip;irj like skylarks with joy. A world economic chart, 'h l,1' ,""'M- vn",, '"'"i'' published by Redmond & Co., sets forth in figures just how 2'"""" uiniont a (iisaentiuK ortunate this country is. It places our national wealth at! HupimrtinK lteprescntative Mac. t $,'120,000,000,000, while our nearest competitor has $120,000,-!1',",K"n 1,1 "'"vooatinjt pi,ssiiKo ofUnrs, ou un miA n ...m. o mo a...:i (.... j .. "'' resolution, llepreseutativo Car- 'nnother 1 . w)"',""". uuc wuiiiui j iv: i til pi w in ,p,,(n;u, wiki owuaet iiiku u kin, chairman of the property tax ' comparatively close second with $2,800 per capita, and the!'-1'11"' commission; said, "if the ik United Kiimdom next with $2,662. The national debt is te-K tween lO and 20 billions, while tho United Klnpdom Clll'i'fbs ft Ht m.I n would tint now be In IIn (iron- :. burden of 35 billion, and France 17 billions. Equally illuminat- "Mt t'"""'""1' inn are the educational figures. The United States has 260, 000' primary schools, while the Union of Soviet Republics is next with 180,000 and Italy third with 130,000. Isn't it likely 'LTvtuZ "two i tnui siurtarns oi ctiucaiion ana weiuin tiro closely related f GASOLINE WAR STILL RAGING; PORTLAND 16Y2c i I'OllTlyAND.'Orr.. Feb. 28 (Al" With ull Portland dealers bnld- Iiik risldly to the i old cent mark. tha.frasoitno nrlco war raalnu- alonif! ly a $10.7511 19.90 market. Shin tho coast atipeared to have skipped j pers took 1500; butchers, medium Portland In Us lorfiuilo-llke sweep'lo choice 2511.300 lbs.. m.r.Ofl 10.- ifroiu California to WaslilUKton. :R6; 200-260 ilia., lO.f.or.i 10.95. While Seattle trade was cbuotlc, cattle receipts 4oa; compared to' peace and quiet relKlicd here. tt week ago fed steers and yeur- ' ,- , I Units very uneven; rinsing niui'ket lOH ANOKI.KH, Feb. 23 (AP) j beinn 26il76e under week's hitch Week-end motorists faced the.: time and about 264i6(lc above lite cheapest Kasollnft expense of mnny."l'nn's low time early last week. i'hn resolution does not require (Ic slamiture of ll(o Kovernur. ' 1 1 inunlliH burn toiluy uh two trU ItPtwtwn wholPmilrrM and iiriothor l)itwon rptutlorH, con tinued with bull ilotf turtlcM, whtcJi bail torn tlio rotuil prcp or Kit hi -linn down to pi cents from 1214 ct'htH pnr Kllon. 1'OliT I i A N I 1 4 V 1KKTOCK T'OHTLANJ), Oro Feb. 23 (Al') -Kiluiilay'ii rfPetptHt (uttlt (i": how, direct, 170. Totaln for wouk, approximuti'ly: .-i'uttlo l!o; cuIvch 20; Iiokh 4425; cujm hK. Cuttlo niurltt't coinpurcil with wi'ok iiKo: Alt cIuhhoh fully Hlomly with Kpotrt tn OOWH itnd hnlhT hu1m, t piuileulurly lower grades, 2G contM nnd nnc Hfmito blllH nn fnllowH! I It. It. 2!IU, pruviillnK two nddl- . tlunul circuit JtidKf'H for MuUnnmtih , i nr. ri mniMi I jrnn j a)(fi ltu.,(mMl))K thf, iHry nL morn hlKher. -a few loudH or Although patronnpfo rthe dispensing of (rovernment johs'nf tho dork or tho dimrict cutirt k004' Ht,,,,rH ut -6o to iio.ss. orr 1 to political henchmen-is one of Ihe essential features' of 'TZ d.na. I--".""'. Vt mo.o'o 'i': . UM'SLMlV imil-y HYSieniS, 1U IS ly no melius as Wide 111 IIB SCOlie assistance in the tirolmtn denart- , cows " to -.i.i.". wir iiuiu Voider 2.00fo2.6ll ItlKlier; the LA UltAMIF, A'llOIJSNAI.E AlAKKICTS Smell 16c lb. Sprlnirs la85o lb. Heavy hena lOo lb. I.lKht hena 14c lb. Stags So lb. Flour. Hard Federation (hard wheat) Roft wheat 17.40 uul, -17.00 bbl. J'OKTI.AXD l'ltOIH'CF T'OltTI.ANO. Oic. Feb. 23 (Al'l lluller. cKgti. milk, io:il(i'v on ions, potatoes, wool, nuts, bay, cas c.'iru bark and hops steady, un changed. . . ,,- REAL SAVINGS ! ! Al'.l. .Mi:HOIlAXI)lSI': OF Ql'AI.ITV .; ; All kcihIs sold at small profit. We sell for cash only -you save the difference v Infanls' mid Children's Wenmhlex IjkIIis' Silk Unsound lllooinees i NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP y Look Over Our Want Ads for Bargains . iri. ,t ..c. ; i ,ini ,.r ii i 1 1 ,.,,,.( ,.r iu. i"y .v uowu. ,'vr-v, yiuuo iit.iin (iiiiutnti; nn wua iiiy vnnjt! vi u lew KUIiutll- ' (, n,60 mi ,) Mnn t 4 i !hiwlirW . Vr- If u democrat, instead of Herbert Hoover, were to be in j nomah county,. 2110,00(1 nlrplano noma it . A 20 111 hiii'e nn K ailll Illin eni,,lt..tinvvne Practically very government 'ni most thrice ihat nf the averuKo Mjiveritment beacon, Henalor Alorks today Introduced concurrent resolution calllnc' ' nnoMCnlo,! nvl l.h 10 fllft ,.f (l, ,..,. (-.. r.no I " '""'' ' ""'nr(eld corpnr- . iiHHptvii ivn, itiiiiui, ".?. x,.,vw niv, Huvuiiiinciiva "i.,-n i,v ,i one-half miles of , 000 employes, would be. in danger of. lofliiiiftheir jobs. Hut saiem, it wiin IcariHM) aiilhctitlcnlly k! 4Ti viVih'u ntrh a Mulnnn (n ulmlniu mn..td .. i.v'tcrday nficrnonn, Tho Mtatloii "v v " v Hvuiniiinii ft vi ii iiii-hi b ft iniiinc-ttmiil" j w inpr ail ine way flown the line . , position was subject to chnnro at tho whim of piilitics. These j facts are pointed out in tho curront issii'e of The World's Work by Frederick F. Van do Water. ' v ' 'Vimn ,iu if tu 1 r; (l,n -.c Vl, '1 Q htl i ..I... i.u I I. .. l --J u' ( u.iu no .v in, uimi io,ni,u jiuiB (.Kilt, cull lit! (.'lllllljrfti ( vef, after ho has been Inall- i for political considerations are postniastershlns: and there is 'snrnind inesident. to make some, ; now rmwino- n rnnvompiir tn'mnlrn oil f Ibneo et,.iil '" It's summer capl- ,. I, 1 ' - (- vyr uu i. UlliOV Pvl iVIIJ .in- ; petitivo, merit jobs. That would leave only 3000 federal jobs , for patronage. ' , . . Conjtresumen used to fijfht bitterly ajtainst any induction -' in tho numbor of government jobs that could bo handed out s as "plums.'.': . Now they favor it, for tho simple reason that it inenns less' srief. foi' them. In the old days a congressman ' might make one friend for every man whose apixiiiitmont to i office he secured, but at the same time he would make half n do?.en enemies. When he can simoly tell a job-seeker. "Sorrv. but the civil service rules tie my hands," he escapes a lot of hy "no nl"1 '",l,n uixin the jiovcrnor t.o Invite Herbert tol. 'I'he resolution elalioralely de scribes tho natural wondei'M nnd nilvantiiKCH of (ircMon and mentions Ihnt Hoover's boyhood homo was la Ibis slate. kow cutters down lee. Hulls mostly I f n.ini iu f.i,. in-ini hi. iii'i-i beacon Is to''"r,'rt "" '" " "U ""l ' It I in Jit ijimdihlo up to $ 14.no ah.stnt, ( 'itlvcft 1 2 tlown, J JtMivb'B and thliiK down to l.s.ofl. JIok market ooinporcd with week iitfo; ull rlawtCH Htcady" with dc inaiul Klroiiff ut tho clout. Hulk lltfht hutchem f 10.7ft to Jto.sr,. Drtvc-lnif Hidtlntf readily ut the top at t)ts wcck-t'inl. Over and under weight) $10.75 down. . Kxt renin Th Kddy truck and lum blU went back to tho houxo Krlday with the "do . pa mm" re'0nuiienda-. Hon of the two roads ronimlMcefi. At u Joint ineetltm of tho roads and'i hiKbwayH and amomohlleH and rondM etnnmlttoo Thursday evenlpK tho 20-pn4to bill wum Konc over, hcavieH niOMtly $!t.50 or hotter, racking howh mostly fS.&O to $n. Hulk slaughter iAkh $0.7 r to 1(1.25. Mnntly $10.00. Feeder p!rh $.oi to tu.DO, moHlly $'.i.Mi it p. Kheep und la tubs (iiota)ly Htendy wlt.li a week nifO., :holca woolc 1 lantlm $10.00. OtherH down to $i:t. t'holce yearling quoted up to $lit. Kwcm up to $7. no und better. f " 1 ' I' itmblo. The business of passing out jobs as rewards for political work began under Andrew Jackson, whose "to the victors be long tho spoils" became' ii famous slogan. ' It continued, un abated, for decades. When Lincoln took office he was driven nearly distracted not by tho weighty problems of secession, war and slavery, but by the hosts of importunate job-seekers. If we have gotten away from that old system we have ac complished something extremely worth while. . TRY W.K.GILBERT CO. FIRST amendments added to make the Iiin which trucks and buses will pay under new legislation prnctlo ally tho sumo as the last year, Accnrillnir tn 11. II. SH0. passed by the bouse early In the week, li cense fees on the buses nre in creased more than 60 per cent and (he kiis tux nearly a third more. In liouan bill 620, under consider ation Thursday itlKltt, the mlllaRe lax which tho buses pay on the passe uKer-mtli) basis, is reduced from lhree.iiuartcra of a mill to six. tenths. Wlnslow, chairman of the auto mobile and roads committee, nnd one of (be sponsors of 11. It. 620, told the committee that under the old law a hlu pnssonKor bus travel- llnu 60,000 miles a year would pay a $H7 license, $210 In Kas tax nnd l lii.'.o In mlllaRe tn.x. or a total of ' t,a wnvs and means committees. lOxperts will (rather in Paris soon ' to (llscusa the war dobts. Prohnbly some cmharraaalnfr ques tions will be asked about how Germany can build two Inure llnera to break Atlantic speed rec ords, construct n super-dirlKlble to shatter flylnir marks, start a tremendous extension of lierlln'a subway and a hydraulic project in the Ithlue and' still bo , in the throes of poverty. , :v An Knailsh channel swimmer broke her enKuKcment with a sol dier, roarlna; inarrlntto would "In terfere witli her career." Mitybe alio thotiKht Bite wouldn't set along so swimmingly. The day will conic when men will live forever, according to an FilluhurKh scientist. That'll itlve everybody a chance to get tho last installment paid .up. Testimony offered In the Indian Investigations seems to Indicate (he Kovornmcnt has been employ, luff some Indian trlvers. LA GRANDE ItFTAIL, MARKETS lnlry. Iltltter. creamery 50c; 2 lbs.. l.00. ' Hlflfa 16c do. Cheeae .1640e lb. Hone) Col((b, 25c lb. ' Vccclaliloe Potatoes- 1. (it) cwU Artlchoka 2oc. Parsley 6o bunch. ., CabliiiK-e-r-Ke. lb. ' i Cauliflower J5o lb. (Irapefrult, llorlda 2 for 25c. Lettuce I Oc head.' Yellow onions So lb. Carrots lOo bunch. lleets 2 Tor 26c. Pai-snlps Go lb. Turnips 2 hunches for 26o. Celery 15c and 25c, tlrecn peppers 6oo lb, FtutubaKna 's lb. - Sweet Potatoes I2',(C lb, (Ireen flnions 10c. Itadlsh 10c. (Ireen Peas 25c. (Ireen lleans -2 5c. Phtlbarb 1 6c. rriilta .lonathan apples $1.00 box. Ilanunas 16c lb. l.emcns- 46c doz. Oranjics 5O(0'7Oo dob. Ki'ttar Cnno stiKar $0.54. Flour Soft wheat JS.40 bbl. Hard federation $3.40 bbl. Poultry Sprlnu fries 36c lb. ; . liens ,10 lii ,12c lb. V Meats nnd Flail Heef boll I3i4 up 18c. Chops and steaks. 26-35(1 lb. Salmon 35c lb. Halibut ,10a lb. Halihlts 2Sc lb. Cod 86o lb. Gasoline Onsoline, rcKUlar, retail, 22c. MENUS Pictures Indoors Easy to make with a Modern Kodak For best waits from any kind of picture-making use our photo, finishing. You'll like our quality work. And you'll be pleased with our prompt delivery and fair prices. RED CROSS DRUG STORE Phono Mnin 4. Iits7 a year, lender II. It. liSO, the license, on the name him la Inereiut ed to $1 1,1, the Kan tax tn $320, nnd the mlllautt reduced to $S'Ji. niuk ft total of $9S3. Thft four-dol-It i- decrennOi mh.vm Wlnslow, will t0 more than covered, however, hy tho new met hod of flRtirlnK seuHnu space in the huscN. t'ndec tho old law id lineiil liiehew were allowed n1 i;i f lit throoKh but the new law elu.w'8 only III Inchon in width, A ; I t per cent Increase In tteiithitr roinpnttnn It ettttmuted. tno nf tho mot Important fen-Hii-cH of the bill 1h pltiflntf fMi col i liM-tlon and policing? under th hc ; rotary of Mate instead of the pub ; Uo service cttnimtHlon. i Without niuch discussion, 1h senate approved It. )t. 201 hy n vol a f St to S lYIday ntwrnoon. Tho 'bill wa Introduced by Iteprowm ; taiive llatlett nd other and nuth' o ted school di?it riots, hy ftpiylal ! vote (lf the district to creato and piipilt (m solf. up to tho district It Ten tippfopHuttou Mils WCtt rIv Those falling under tho pruninK kniro wor tho followlnK: 11. 11. 3U3, providltiK for tho contructlon of un urmory at Kluniath Kails; 11. 11. 316. authorising the state livestock flanltury board to appoint offlrlnl bleodors nnd offlclul lah. oratorios to conduct testa on poul try; If. It. 33;, providing for tho construction of an armory nt Cot taire Orovo; H. 11. 3ti5. providliiR rllef mifferen In the llnlly creek flood; It. II. 399, providlnir for ro linburnomont for Wu.shlnKton cftun ty farmers Injured hy th nomn todo control; H. II. M9, providing for tho osiahliHhment of nn nrt culturtit rxportment matlon In Io chute county; II. it. 413, allowing ft claim of O. I. Shorb for injur ies; It, n, 42&. rlmbundntr Krlck Knqnln for ftshlnff equipment; 11. 1, Sit, providing for 4ocation of r-'r.tve of all r-X-sntdlor burlod In tho scitn; providln- for oil approp riation of $7.60o per yoar for two your for topographic map of Oi-o-Kon. On appropriation hill which ws allowed Uy th wua und moann commtttees and givon a favorable rocnmrtvetidatlon vra Henderson s mi h .mirk o.viui K ilday afternoon ;htll appropriation $fifto for th uht-o iiio lower hoHo accepted tho (..dnthn of a portrait of Ex-flow "du noi paaa" rvconuitendatlon of nor Waltar M. TUrcOi Uy SUtcr .Mary B U K A K K A ST St e wed f Ir with oranKO sectlnnw) cereal, cream, sour cream waffles, sirup, milk, corfee. lA'Ni'HKON Scallops In raml kins, toasted muffins, celery and carrot oalad, fruit custard; pud dltiir. milk, tea. IHNNKU Hauerkraut with fresh pork, mashed potatoes, cot tutfo cheese, head lettuco, dried apple pie. milk, coffee. The luncheon dessert la ault nVde for children as well fta adulta and Is very Rood. Served with whipped cream It attains & festlvo air worthy of a company meal. I Volt Cum ut I'uddltix One and one-half cups canned peaches, 1-3 cup suirar, i table spoona cornMardu S cups milk, U teaspoon milt. 2 cgirs, 1 cup cuke crumbs, t oranife. rrain fruit from Julco and cut In thin aliceo, Vtaco In serving dlh. Pour over oranKO julco, Grato rind of oranirn and add to I ctipa milk. Hcultl over hot water. Mix suar, salt and coin starch and stir in remaining cup of milk. When smooth, Wut into w ell - beaten vkki. Strain oculded milk into khk mixture beatiUK until autcur is disttolvod. f'ook 2a ntlnuti-a over hot water, stlrrinjr constantly. Hemovo from hi-ut and ottr In cake crumbs, Kitr until cool euougli to pour over fruit without breaking ! dth. If a ra dish la not used, the custard can be pourad over fruit without cool! n r Chill nnd iw'rvn from nervinu dth with or with out wiiippd croatn. (D)OflDpyuB(BfflU I t I C1IAH.F.WR15 Ijbi I H W; I ni liUII K M AUI hTi: W' I II NEARLY 5000 rircstone . j P,CKWICK STMtS SYSTEM ifffir M K today roll;no . e.u. . m 1 U tl'c breath of the nation. From snow and ice in the , rM , .,c.i. iiSKB S :fi- mountain, to Watering ' mm .;SKi I - heat in the desert,, Fire- . , MMm. . . 1 T3S I :S ". .ire. are here given , .m imnnM . .?( I NEARLY 5000 rircstone Tiro arc today rolling on Pickwick Stage the length, of the Pacific Coast and ,he breadth of the nation. From ow and ice in the mountains to blistering heat in the desert,, Fire .tone tires arc here giver. ,1,0 hardest tests known. Read the letter from C. 1. Wren, head of this great orKaniiation.Andrcn,em. her, what the user say. offers the real Index to the true worth ot any iirnduct. . " I A aT n "V" ., ilr. ,l.w.,l U." t.u - ? S'.i'L.r.S. m5" "" IUI...1H.I.,.M.U " ,T.l...l. aaUUW .."umn.""""1"" ' Mr war r. -l..'.I.Vn--fh.'Jlal i-:a what flretoe is doing FOR PICRWICR IT CAN DO FOR EVERY OPEIl ATOR WITH inatitutio.. like ihe ruknltk Staog Sy8tom,there ia Vuesork about M lire- drfivrr the .uot nuleago .... - ...iS.ruiion. They know. The ulwilute ami g.ve ...c , , e ast mile. And SlUiltivg i f.,.lld nii rcr,rnu.u- vi,eStne Heavy Du.y Pnru- 1 .leltvcr the utost aenaalrle u tnosl C g"- i r.t n..... Aii Kv iiiillinim ol lllllt'! icc of any Ureg gilt-y -v : .1.- .r.fii urucllinst kiud of service. Ill ' C No truck or .u owner t an afford to overlook such j)09- . , -r.t. .lw..iiu.e of cuulmiutt with Jireglone Gum-Pil'pet' Pneuiuaticg, ami recen iug our famoug I irctoiie go vie iograu,, covering 2 gpeci.k tire gerv.ee.. M e are ready to tlemonlrate how we can save you money and serve you hetter. PERKINS MOTOR COMPANY ., " RIain 500