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, a. .' ', Saturday, November 2, 102!) Page Ten MANY MILES OF ROADS IMPROVED Total of 29,252" Miles of j Jiighways Are Surfaced, j Association Reports. ; I'OliTI.ANIl, Off.. NiiV. 2" A; iotnl of 2'j.itt'i Millet of lilKliwyn tin varioiu sluii ti.VHif-iiiK va iiiiprovt-il l till UK n-poriH the , lri'Ki Htmo Mntur nHHrir-liitloi... '.which liim round th:it OiIm jpii'- j yontn it n Ih'Tchko of ",rjn mlh-x j vir Ihc flKiin-H of a(i.722 1 In I If H. Th" Ilil'K wirli Inr hided 1 .t.75 iiiilCM of KraIi nud dmlind i tn-udu ami 1' 'i . r 7 7 inHwi of m-w ; IiiM nll-8 HiuTacfd linn pn-viitiimy UTi liliniiriafcti, win if wt-n-Hi' n lower typi (linn that nt-wly j 'IVxiiH l('adn lit I In yi'drV hn- tnovcniMit with -.'.mil miII'-m. Kan- hiH wilh l,7K!i mllr-H ninKH hccijikI; j !ArkiiiiKa wilh I. ft"., Ik third. I iwa 1 improved l,:iUi mill's and IIHiioIm 1 ,:t 4 4 ranking fniinh and flflh n- 1 hpct'tlvnly. Minnesota wilh J . li :i mlU-K in h1x.Ii; NWili l-iikou wilh ; 1.2HU Ih Kcvt'iiih: Ni-w Vexho Willi goes a long way I Veterans of Two Summers You'll find the same General Tires that started in tWrA'ti-fe this suminer bn tlie rolling up records of almost unbelievable mileage, comfort and safety. The answer 'is General's outstanding success in reduc ing internal friction and offsetting the ravaging effects of increased road heat and faster speeds in hot v"eather. You can go through the winter getting double protec tion from skidding with General's dual-grip treads. There's a great satisfaction and feelingof true economy when you can spcaU of your tires Us veteran! of two sumniers. JACK ALLEN SUPPLY CO. fcjLill i. .l.':im;;'H,:il:i.;:iiiii. iijlitja.nlife;. Come In And See -4lre . NEW IMPROVEMENTS which will make foi; a Rigger and Better Station Then Wajch for An Important8 Announcement " " Soon! PLAYLE OIL CO. l,or.2 Ih flKhtli: Kentucky with 1,021 Ih ninth and Ohio with 'J'tx nilh- in (iMith. MaMliiir riK'iccti nn rportH lo tho I. S. hiiriaii of pnldlc inn, In, tin I iri'KOii h'lalf All or ..Hsocliitlon limlH Uial: iMiriiiK lft?S. Hio fltalos, ponl f 74,i-l s, CM i'v Hliitn l.ijrhwny and hridai warlc under tho miporvlrfioii of the Hlale hlRhwuy .1'pj.rtn.rnl. made up an IuIIowh:, K.ljr con Htjuctlon and liht of way $r.K(i, ..'M.:.'.:.: l'u- inalnlenam w $ I &s, N 7 n , 5 7 :i ; for eriuipiiirwit and iii.i chiiu ry $Ja,r.ofi.-s:!: ' fur liil.'n on oulwtandinK hondH and notcH :,7,(i'.l,u:'. I and for inl-sffllaneouH expi'iiHi- I 1,3:12.7-11. "Th" ulalfH alHO ahl out 127, litli.l!!i In li'tin-nieiit of Hie prlu Hp;-! t nui.Mtiiiidlnu hondN anu noiot and tiiin.Hfened t'.'.b.SSb.'AUi) lu county ;iiu lown fund for lo cal radn, nmklmy n total iUhIjuik. incut Of IXS7,&4H.I.Ha. A the end of I ill's, Ihere wmh an unexpended j ha la nee nl avalliihle l"unln amount- encaM Ki ea uhi nai urai pan;, i n IliiK to afi(i,'2aiifi for all Ktatcn'Jin I JiiS tin-Mo vacationiwlM had no ' . It Is proponed to make tho huy- ei- of iMiuilf'K liiinor Kullty nloiu; with the Feller, Looks . an If, they're trylnw to make ' It appear j that drinker actually Hum a In violating the law. imrt to make friends. sanKi cars-next summer, -t'-m amnm 3C Chevrolet Car Carries Papers On Record Route Jlellevo it or not Tin world'n louKfKt newspaper route Ih in VnllowMlone park, Ik 10 ;nllcH UtiiK apd nhorhH he iween and "0 ponndH of newxpapej'H - daily hciween June a mi September. (I Ih a full rhiy'H woi k that eon froiiis the driver, Mini STewell, when he Htep on the ularter of 1 1 1m Chevrolet coupe, find hWh ahout t he day'H liiiHlneHf, I'iim) driving and knowledKe of nhorl cutH nr I riecHary to complete iln taul; hi;- I' torn iIunK. Newe' NuhfleriherH uumher wveml hundred permmM who re- rlde each Humiuer in the Inflated camiK and resort hotelK of Ain- ineaiiH oi Keiuriif ineir nouns town newMpaperH, Since the route 0,hm.(l the. Chevrolet coupe. )iuh m en lit connlani m rvlee. never miHiiiK a d:iy. Tll1 rill. hflrt .llyoiil,v tr!lvf.Ul;i A'l.HlH) miles ami ItaH never uniler Kone any major n jiaii-M.' 'I him far the. total com of HervielriK the car haw been only .$ lift. GO, Newell receivew Mm papers at I ho (lardiier entrance each day at 10:20 a. fit. lie maker four MopH, about 4t mlnuieH each, nl the major ran i ph. and returiiH to the bunk houpc at Mommoih lodKc at C:2a p. m. To ilo thlH he inn : averntre 32 iiiIIch to (he hour. HiH ai'tual driving time Ih five hoi iff-, U il. l''llnt, publicity director of I he park recently invited a re porter to acc(mpany Newell over the route. It afforded the wi'K'v a splendid view or the park from l rails forbidden the average tour iHt.. When the reimrter wot back to IiIh otflce be wrote an enthusias tic ileHcrlpl Inn of the enchanting vfHtaH that had been revealed to Mm. Nor did ho luwt the ability of the car which Hwe.pt hiui thruuKb tho alluring lamlincape. "I nver enjoyed a more com fortable, rldo In a. motor !ir." lie wrote. rW travelled through thl wonderland hdmlrely, denplti t he coiiMiatent Hpeoil that was inaln la Ined Iip-Kfade -and down. The Chevrolet took hair without a perceptible slackening I of Hperd, and the nitty roads nev er stopped the driver ond." for n we- Youth, 17, Gets Death Sentence ! Tod Colo, above, Is U nnd mar ! rleil nnd scntonced .to tllo on ! Doc. 31. The youth was given the : death sentence by District Judge ( Saul Yuger tit Tulsa, Okla., when 1 he hleaded Rttllty to a chnrge ot 1 rohblnir a Tulsa bottling works : with flit-arms, although no shots were llrcd. H, HBB i ' ! ! 1 1 HS 1 DODGE PROTECTS UNCLE llfer Tlioutands of trcet in llic foreets of Yoaemile Natione! Pari: are c c l exislence;. Jh roaditer converted into a light truck of lire-hote and equipment. A pump is in the irurk body fires by pumping water from mountain tirearr... l our Dod-z curj dependable operation is 'paramount. , . . ' Cove Is Pleased With Showing Of 4-H CIub Entries lly Mrs. A. J. 0iiktln ' (( bservt;r, correspond em), , um. ure.-..tsii.em.. i.ovo. sldenis are -very .nt.trhsrd & know of the preiiliums woa by tho iltliH won Itv tho ' Mills boys ut the Pacific. Interna tional Livestock show In; J'orlUind' Lloyd's steer 'was. namc'lrePcrVe champion while . Allen .won,,- the. Napier heifer,.' Lloyd's animal was purchased by the La (Ira nde 'chain- her- of cumuierce utj IS''cents por pound., . ' ' i ' ' - The Mnpilst young ;iie'6plri had n, delihtrul uiaHquerade and. IJa'116 we'en party Tuesday eVerjIng pt H. M. Van Iioiige's. Alildrcrt -.MjllarU won first prize on her costume and. Millard Van I ouge. KWond,'.;About 75 y Ming people werejprVscnt. . Th'o evening was spent In .'jttuylng. nume. ' IterrcHhmclit.i werp-.serV Miss I.Ufile 1'eck and lier-iiuptis I Of UlVOt'8idc sChoOl gllW: a UuIlO .. ti.n Hi'timiV 'hmiMA K(ljiy lirtlM.poon., : j , ' .. 'ib.. nrih and slxllKcrade nuPllrf I under the direction of thefr teach- er Mr Until Springer- gave'll Hal - - lowe'en program In.'tliolr chi.ss room Thursday nriernpop, rn loved hv inany'vlsitjfs lind re-! ...i.i.... .. f,.,n.i.i...n,.' . , .'.,.a..i -i.ii.iK... a-ir- program follows:', spng. '"lluhgoh-;"'""-e known ns vitamins in ad- lln Time" bv the girls: -'ilndiari-Hlion. to the regular food ele - Hong" by the hoys:; .i.lKhtnlng.monts. - l-ravon Arllstsl- C.leh lioiilnsbn Science now recngnlxcs five d,r - in, I li irv-l IVellnrde- '" And Old . ferent vitamins, hut the first four Kngllsll tlain, ", b six' gii-ls-: Play ou'y o considered the most in.- -(-i.liimliuH jfi'nde hoys; and the . 1-fior," 5th linnowe'i nHilrnrisv" Helen. VaiiVlack:- A .Hallowe'en Kitlsnde." bv Vernon ti'oQ.li-11 and Jack 1-ai-lis: a recitation ."llaga or llallowK'en" by l-earl Lindsays play "The Wlstrill Witch recllii II, ,ii. "tlhos't Tiine Again'1 Helen Van Vt.-.rk: pkiy, "I lalloy(,;ei,,". "I'a per Magls" lly l.ehll llrlstrm :' dramatic reading. l'hyllH Hancock and eonuuilrums by ihtrlhn,. Whll it ml Velma lllelialdsoil. Alinouno. er, 1.,-w ls Hallmark,, stag.?' inal geis. Hilly Duncan and' Lewis Halt lloodell and Jack Parks:'. tlck-i'! collectors. Velma Itfeli.-irds ' an,! I N'ebna lllchardson: ushers, . .Mil dred .Millard and Xhilvllin. I.iiud anil traffic dlrerlnrs. Vlelcll- Van Vlaek and .Helen. I.lfiyd- V " ' . Miss 'I'hehna Andersoh;fill(Mit the weekend .with -her aiiiti Mr; K: K. .Miller in r.nloit. " ', Vfv ..' Leslie HoerkKren. son of KriieHt lioerkgren, of Wenatclii-e. Wiisti.Vl visiting his i:rnri,lpa.rvnls, Mr. and Mm. M. lioerkgren. ' The lad Imidv the . trip alone' in nn 'old cirr. '('' V. J. Iltillmark liasjsrilit "Ills grocery store, here and 1 VllKotftr ate one of the-"chnlli .stor'i s'.uf the I Ited and White i-luiUI... Sitiurlltiy. will be Hie. oju-ning day.'.i- -.V' ';:;, Mrs. Lew ltlobm. wHlS hit's ,bflch ( Invalid for, man , greats,., ban I liMn inilto K.TitiuKly llVWr.fviM i,Wr.f Ivu' IWr il:tvs. A mIsUt; Mr. mvu Hurunnif, of Kllensburg.. "ash.,, ls' wftii hor asslsllng In her enre. .. r i. ; " . flnrrnPn Itlchards who . suffi-t-eil a severe Injury to his knee a sbbrf time ago Is still at Ihe.hnspltul .it Hot Lake although, he Is riding as well ns could be pectcd,' Mi-, and Nlrs. Hoy llukei-, their two children, Lois i and Claudlno Traveler WKT to i ; VK?W'- v"- J li-iiri; ernf ll.'ie, profmor st b, .l .-v lit l!u I ulverMtv t,f Ore Uo:. v.ui mi Just returned from an I'-.l inilve tour of the Orient ivl!.-.- studied economic an.1 K,,l'.!c;-l c.'MJl'.InHv He was the rr.-.'p: -t I if u Mtirr.'.j' Wri"r trjivttng Mlowthlp. - ' ; it rid II r, a n d M r. f 1 eo rjro. Ha ko r left ' Tuesday for Portland lo at tend the slock show. Mr. and Mrs.. Kenneth l.aViolet to were, host and hoslesK at a filial I dinner Thursday evening. Covers were laid for seven. The guests were Mrs. Uercher, i'rol'. and .M rs. (. (J. Siu'lnger, Mrs. K. 10, Coad and Miss llei-nlce. Via. The table, tleeorntlons were in kypinK wlth thft uuuawtn soaHon. m i) 11. .1,1,1 .,,1, I.U I. .111111 1,1.1 moving to their rnn,-h i,pr I'nlon. Thfiy huvo only liveil in rove for u year hut tlit-y will lt- Krt-atly mlsB-,l in the community. Health Talks TIIK A It C OK VITA.MIXS lly linger K. Itemietl, M. I. - Professor.. N. Y. Post - Craduale Medical School and Mospilal, New York, N. Y. Tho'average mother has a keen sense of duty toward her clrihlren .and It Is only her lack of knowl- ' "- m mm ".-l l-' ei, umi hi nniin irn ...... bringing up th,. baby in model fashion. .The Jaby whose, dlgefi- 'iO" " r:ilmd by wrong feeding may grow up to Ih dvHpeptlc aflull. wno can nelllier do I, ,8 sunre 01 wonc in tne-woriu nor receive II n-na'hlH share of pleasure out of it. rroper dlel Is of the Inmortance lo everyone. uimoHt There- ifore. sunnlv the hodv w ith still- portant. A. ll, i iino neaeo ki. !,. definite parts to pluy 111 nu- and , irn on una proper growui, one vllamln may not he sulistl - ! tnt.-fl for anolh.-r. -h ave A Rule tells a Wonder fid Story! Larison C. L. lV'ison, Mri-. Phone SIX IN THE PRICE RANGE SAM'S -TREES dependent upon Dodge cars pulls a tracer with 500 feet so the forest rangers can fight arc used in this service whera Vitamin has a most Impor tant influence on growth ana urn general prop e bone and niiiHcl tevelopment of it i round In the majority nl ammal fats, such as cream, egg yolk, cod liver oil. and In the leaves of green vege tables. Vitamin V Is fotind In the germs of grains and seeds, In yeast, nuts ,.,! to r eerl h Q..tl.tft. tain extent, in milk, ! J ami some green vege tables. This vitamin Is best sup plied to the young child hi cereals and hreadstuffs which have not been too finely milled. The symp toms of Vitamin H-sileflcIency are loss of appetite, failure to grow, inability to digest the food prop erly, sluggish bowels, decrease In resistance to disease. Vitamin C occurs in fruit- juices, particularly orange and lemon, .raspberries, tomatoes and some fresh vegetables such as turnips and cabbage. In the absence of Vitamin (' a condition known iir scurvy orenrs. Vitamin 1. round chiefly In cod liver nil, nlontr with Vitamin A, Ik the on.- which governa hone de velopment, and the proper distri bution of lime. Supply yoe.r rhlld with Vitiimln A by giving dally one egg and Ihe rreum that is contained in a uuart ; oi num. .--,: nu.i n,- i.t ,,. s......-. i en wi .iiuu,,,, i. v.., ....... land cereals that contain tlie gern. ; and husks of the whole wheat, and a-rnin, Hiieli an ruluini flntir. cracked oats, brown rice, and other unrefined cereals, and fee, him : plenty of fresh green vegetables.. llottle fed Infnnls who canno .11- ,gest these coarser foods may have; a tugar- made from the germ of wheat, which Is rich in Vitamin ; . ..,. ...... j..,. ... . piemy iroin iinaoej iiv. i" mui"j Vitamin t '. mill rod-liver oil ! IhrmiKlioiit the winter inOntha for : lis Vitamin 11. a Chevrolet Six? Have you felt the thrill of its six-cylinder nerfosmancc - so smooth, quiet and vihra- , tionless that- you almost forget there's a r motor? Have you known the satisfaction of its six cylinder reserve power ready to shoot you ahead at the traffic light, to carry you over the steepest hills, or to speed you along the highway? And do you know tlv.it anyone who can afford any car c;i own a Chevrolet Sis? t Ifyou have never driven a six-cylinder carl il i thi- possible for you to form any idea of Chevrolet per formance from your imagination aine. Smcitinrsi'So rumble in the body no tremble in the steering wheel to vibration to loosen windows and doors ! 0 FltxiUftty! Power that flows in a silken stream and never a trace of "lueE'ne"! Quitt! Hardly a whisper from the motor. You can drive it for hours without the slightest noise fatigue! Rut why try to till you the sory when only a ride can give you 4he facts? Come in. lihrre's a car waiting for you . . Now! Thr Romdittr. 1535: Th ?hrton. S5:S; Th Catch. 1515; Co,ip. I53 : ThtSport Coup. $645: Th Sdn. to?; Th lmpiriM.1 Sdn. lo3. Th Sdn nhrrr. tiSi Light Dhrr tCl,Mi only. cV ti-7,n True (Ch,. at. only). IMS: I'i Ton Truck I (Ch,, with CV, 450. All pric I. o. b tctoiyFlint. Michit?i. ...Consider tS dfliverwl price at eretl ai the litt (f. o. b 1 price, when comparint auioniobile ajue Chevrolet deliv-ered price Incluja , CWr aulnoneea chariea for fceiiht and delivery, and the Chans foe addiuunal accesaociea or rioancins desired. tii) Gheyrolet Co. Main 2 I .,1.-1 ll, -I'll II lit I'll'" ,! crrl.-.l on lliroiiBli !'" ,, .h,n,oo,i. i th.- ; foun.liillon in lilll to 1H'I l rt of l.H,,y. a,f"l lit" pniy fur for your clillilri'n. WII-I.IAM (i- I.KK ",:S rl.KVi:i.AM. O., N'ov. 2 (AT) -Willlom II. I--- "' wh0H" ,1'0'' hii of tlli- Hroth-r- lioo.l of UallKuyTrulnin-nliroiiKlit! jliliu n.itloiml proiiilii'-nro. illo.l at j ! his homo In wu-wmm -, i,f.i.ri.-ruloKlnB lttl" of muiiilm liimilnm th,- rnviiB-- of rancor. (illAXT IXTi:lt KXTIOX IfHiHTS I WAHl 1 1 NClTON. Nov. 2 (AP) I The Inlerwtalc commerce romnus Hion today K'anted rliflit of inter Ivention to la l-aclfic vmit ,TOupn I I.. ..m.lrnV.TKV OVT Ull llppll- ,ution or the (ireat Northern Hail-! '.road and Western raeiur ih" ;for authority to construct new lines I iin Califonda and tircRoii. p' iitiKH were s-hed uled by the cotn ImiHHlon 10 be held In Han Krnii ! cfsco, Noveinbi-r I3lh. i'kusons iN.iini:it I ......vn.u l..l Knv. i rAi'i Nineteen pprHonH. anions them the 1 ; six year old jtrnnil daiiKhter of for- j ; Mii.t. Senator J. I'. Dutlon, ! wiM-rt Htr-uck by shot In the acci dental dlseluirge of a shotgun dur- n. nuriide here' last i J "J " i : nB"L s i :cu it i i-:s t i :i -m xf s cnriV.M.I.IS. Ore., Nov. 1 (AD The annual nilil-yeal- niefLiilK of OroKon commerelul Hecretnrles opened here today for u two-day Kecslon Willi 1-T rereentutlves of (ireKon i-ltleM altendltiK. Abe Martin ''An' as usual llier wiiz imt ll j I'nllie ,l.i- in sixlil," said I. He i Thill',, when i-i-laliii' how- hn wuz i sliiKeil mi' rnhheit lust night. An- oilier ..jxiim v- ilfiln' lisi'il lo have wnx liuvin' nil eiilln-l.v new I life !' I.hie.iln ever' month or so. I Next to Observer OF THE FOUR B! GlCQDIE0 Battery" (Quality the POORS IT There's a safe way to save money on batter ies. Select the battery that; offers known quality at a fair price. You'll find this safety point of battery econ omy in a Willard. For twenty-eight years Wil lards have satisfied -their owners. Twenty million have been pur chased. The Willard Battery of the electrical size that fits your car is a sound value the lowest priced battery it is safe to buy. OF YOUR CAR In It Y8u Need Safety Service Economy v You are assured that 1 in a Willard Battery Automotive Electric Company Curtis W. Sine, Mgr. 213 Greenwood Photfe M. 520 .. Ia Grande Safety ' m ftft.W The Heart 1 G&&2mm!f