La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 12, 1930, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPage Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVED; LA GRANDE, ORE. WiMlik'SdayyJ'Vhiiuai'y 12, 1030 (Incorporated) An Independent Newspaper FRANK 13. APPLEBY- Editor and Publisher MAItVEY y. MATTHKWS Uun.neaa Manager Published evenings, except Kundny, at 1416 Adams Avenue, La Grande, Oregon. The, Obaerver-Hur published every Friday. Entered nt tho PontuffJce of La Grande, Oregon, an Second Class Mall Matter under act of-March 2, 1879. OFFICIAL I'APKIl OK UNION COUNTY AND TUB CITY OF LA QUA NDli MICMUKIl OF AHSOOIATED PHESS Tho Associated I'renH la exclusively untitled to uso for publica tion of all nowo dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited If published herein. All rights of republication of special dis patches in this paper, and also tho local news herein alBO are reserved. National Advertising Representative M. C. MOGENHE.V CO., Inc. San Francisco, Los Angilt-s, Seattle, Portland, Chicago, Detroit, New York SUBSCRIPTION RATES 11 v Currier Dally, per month in advnnco uaiiy, six ruonina in auvanco . , 7Co Dally, single copy , jo liy Man Dally, per month in advance GOo Daily, per six months In advanco $2.f0 Dally, per year in advanco $f.00 Weekly, Obswrver-Star, per year $2.00 ADVERTISING RATES Display, foreign, per column inch Display, local, per column Inch 4&o Time contract prices on application, TIllO SPIRITS WORK And when ho Is com!, ho will re prove tho world of sin, nnd of rightcouHiioss, and of Judgment: Of sin because they believe not on mc; Of righteouuncHS, be cause I go to my Father, und yo ee me no mjorc; Of judginiunt, because the prince of this world is judged. John 16:8-11. Abe Martin 1 MeHfr itnt t trt en. One! k'mkI filing about licln' ll licr'-iln-tvcll llio lxrl J.s alius Kuril Co mku ull I lid kwmI, useful t-lilwiw Ix-ruro lie tflu around (o you. .Some folks K" to J'lorldy ever' winter, nil oilier say: "An. olhcr "In. cr'll never ketcli mo in tlil.s clltiuiU.. Overnight News Briefs Kamela's Dream Of Early Spring Weather Fading Ily Mi. C. K. TliUriiliuig (Observer Correspondent) KAMJWIM, Ore, (HpecJulj Ku inclu's dream of sprint? was shat tered on Monday morning by a few Inches of Know and lotn r.r l.incu cloud. In tho evening several j congress from normally 'republican i ""J 1,1 computiim' the cost of KoUh (IJj Tlio AswlAtti i'reas) WASHINGTON Attuek by Kor an und Glass delays vote on Uugh ea. SPRING Kl ELD, Muhh, W. J. j Grunfi(I(l, wet democrat, elected to All Inconw derived from any aourco whatever, unless exempt from tax by law,1", should bo In eluded In gross Income. The gross Income of the usual merchandizing or mercantile business consists of the total wiles, lesx the cost of I good Hold, plus any Inemno from j Investments and incidental or out- side operation or sources. Hub j tractions should not bo made for selling expenses, depreciation, .losses, or other Items not ordinarily hours after tho snow had unit it rained heavily and later turned to snow again. Walking is very dif ficult because of the Ice under the fresh snow. A new resident for Kamela ar rived In I.a Grande about 2:30 a. in. Monday. She la the little nine pound daughter born to M,r. and Mrs. K It. Humes, whose home Is here. Mother and baby are both getting along nicely and the most; tickled' person is the baby's 1 1-1 year-old sister, Hetty. Mr. Harm's, Hetty and Mrs. Che If, who 'In Mrs. Haines, mother, drove to La ! Cli-ande Arunday morning to see! them. Hold. Per example. If the gross sales were $50,000, the cost of goods sold $3.1,000, and the business expenses. etc., $ 1 2,000, tho statutory gross Income is $1.1,000 and the net In come Is $3,000. In this case, if NKW YORK Prohibition agents Jthe taxpayer was married and llv- raid Cornish Arms hotel and Cav-jlng with his wife, ho would be re anaugh's restaurant. rjuired to file a return, nlthouch SI'OKANIO Twenty-five Indict- his net income is only $3,000. Tho ed on charge of complicity in mule-j return must show the gross sales, pack train smuggling of liquor 5 purchases, and cost of goods sold. district that Includes Coolidgo's home. WASHINGTON Ttcpresentatlv Hyrns,. Tennessee, says Granfleld victory shows resentment over re publican failure to deal with un j employment. j Three street from Canada. NKW OKLKANS curs bombed. ' NKW YORK Damage to fire- swept liner Mucnchon estimated at COLLEGE TEAMS BATTLE TONIGHT (Continued from Pago One) Pendleton will spend $76,000 on a new street lighting sys- iw" 0,'c''""1 Klut! ""I ne i i . ii irtirt n .... . . from .Mullnonuih club. On llio tern at a cost of about $& per foot. The Hound-Up' city has oinor hum.', u.o wnian.eito. team long needed this improvement and will earn good dividends tMl.eo ,1"f,ltc;1 11,0 oreuon vhiniiy for property owners through a more attractive appearance Tho khmich with tho onmco squn.i in the business district. woro i'yci curly in the caon iilurini; Couch Spec Kcenc's abticncc " anil with only a few days practice. , Mr. Neuner, who has been in and out of the race for gov- VaT"'! iSZrT ernor several times the last few weeks, announces that lie is l:- - '. ciwroni. center; price definitely out. Not wishing to resign .his job as United lZ' 8"rrc" u"d States attorney and thereby embarass Senator McNary in wniumotic cardinal, center; the selection of a successor and not wishing to give up a sure SlIi;nidioul?,S5.Sa"I"i "" job for one that would have been most doubtful, his decision Jimmy Kunciiiminii win referee, will be regarded as wise even by his most ardent supporters. UTnlJch TlTl Now the race narrows down to four candidates who would o'clock, tho comets ana outcasts, like to win 'the .republican nomination Corbett, Norblad '"Vf" independent team.., win ll ll T) ii. mi r- i i . . 1 clush In a second Baino of llio sea- Ji.ui, Jdennett. ine first two probably have the best chance, on. mo outcasts caught the witn much depending on which cand date of the four can win L"' ,!,1't ,n ff. r, , ,, so the losers say, nnd they arc out "'c KiiiiiKU vuiu. for rcvciiKC On tho other hand the Outcasts arc confident Ihey can make It two straiKht. This fc-ume To reflect income correctly, Inven torles are necessary at the LckIii nlnif and end of each tiiMthle year, A lawyer, doctor, iirehltect, nu ll,. .n ..ln,M..,..v.. ., ,.n.n ..r.u. 1'hero were so many Kamela 3.(l0,00. Isl,u,i mun ..i,i tnHmie in people on train No. 24 on Saturday Hi'itlNOKIEI.D, III. Krank f,. IliPnn.fi ii II fni'U u.'i In rlvta n nil onm . morning B'dng to La Cirande that!Kmi,h twio denied seat In U. S. pensation for. professional services. the conductor ashed If Kamela was J He,,a,, announce candidacy fori ,.t , a , beins y cited Those ,e train . eo" ' ' '"r" '"" "" " 'certain Items shall be excluded were Mr. and Mrs. W. Jniterson.l WASHINGTON .Senator Kiel- fro . income and shall not Mrs, K. I', monks. ,M.vs. .Muriel ic PP Prty reBulation pen-.. ,"u , "l 0 he ".tome tax IJionks and children. Kmnch. n,r tdn"7! ' Am,Z 'such'nems are proce ds Jona, Mrs. K. Chelr and Brand-; "' ""'' aUonttl llc'k-' o years fl.om ,lfc.,lsul,llu.0 policies. b1"h. daughter. Hetty Haines, A. Knnl-a"- ..'' , - . . 'bef,uests and devises, Interest from son, Mrs. Broms and son, Harton. I ..'",, ,X''r la;. ' President ,unicipal bonds, etc., damnBes re Mrs. I'll.. Hicver. Mrs. Jl. Horl- i i1"" c?.,cl,c- 'v," . ''"'. covered from personal Injures or man and sun Jack, Mj-. and .Mrs.,"0,",: ,;,,:.. ....'. . ... islcltness, World War compensation 10. Tlinrnlmi'K and son. Ian. Alia- . . v J'l'A" " l wenly unem- .. innu r ,.. -i, " ...... - , . . - ij iiiriiia, iien.'.iuiin lur me SL'rvn;cfl WiKt'lOKWorth. Mrs. lilever nd, 'V. two of fleers injured of tllc )enericlar.v or another, in Mv. Hrooks attended the funeral ' ,n -I' U uncnPlycd storm city torPSt.or dividends of nut over 30 of Atrs. Alhry Larcom In La Grund on Saturdaj'. Mr. THurnbiiri; had hmiiio ilentai work dono In ai Orande Saturday I fiwim ii ttnllrlUwr .irwl Inn I'oreijrii :,tlon, and rental value of a Kospel ionuaife fleurcH dis- ,iiuiwu .i,..in i. ciiHsed in Anclo-Krench nnd Slim--t(l pvH.Hled from n-oss lnr, Successors to N.K. WEST & CO INTERWOVEN SOX Tune in on NBC FRIDA Y. NITE 6:00to6:30forihe INTERWOVEN PAIR here, more than that arc missing. Inst year oir the skin iiossesHi'ii ),,. which were never hist. thosu whom the cosm.etk-huis love i ; to touch. Archaeologists have uncovered j . tho supposed remains of Sodom, j hut there's found. Lot they haven't ' mi(ur "Jlish and diy" is (he of Sciifltn 'Vlilt-nt Tho difference it makes ;ih In' whose ox is K""'d would he speed-i ily illustrated If Filipinos in the j I'hllppincs should take to heal.- imr up Americans, l"OKh;trr rniiip-inrii aiinsi socJal drjiiklnt The higher tho drinkers are thV 'J diyt'r lie wants 'em u ..p Tho senate's refusal to take; K.vpsum off the free list indicates that while consumers may he j mulcted in other ways, it won't bo gypsum, that pyps 'tin. AVe do not regard the drinker as in the same hoat as the seller The seiler sells at a profit and tho drinker drinks at a loss. Two billion dollars were spent M Ovef-38 SGlto YEARS I.ONIlON- Oinner Kuests on Kuiiduy nt llio, V i mi ,V . -niercnces. !are !,(,,.. notary fees, city Jury If. ilorslinan home hero were Mr.,. ,, ' 7 . r "! my,'ra fees, salary credited to an em. and Mrs. T. Hurton and Uttlo son,",. ,.Z.L ployee but not actually or con- Kurlee. ' ""f y P OVPI' lct,cr hla structively received by him. or an .Mr. and Mrs. John Heath. i,t , ,.,,u-r ... ,,,,.,, ,, ... ... -Insurance policy covennK Kamela. left for Calirornla on ' a . .. . .. . 1 t,iNf WaJH I o Ueiah of tt business partner. tn, i, .1,1 -,rt.. i .""-.'"-" --M.-iBiis rescueu arier eceiviiiL- A-'i,A,i, ... .... ..i...... , ' - ...... . ,,, umtlij.l-u MCai'.Itlll-. uiin.i.iK" nun .nr. ncains sister si i'i.-Hir w ii i.i,n i-i i ... Mi. -ill MVs O. f. McDowell fr0Mcr of Afffhanlstan. ?e' dents I ' I S AUJH('0W ".Ussia sends sharp vis 1 1 1 1 1 ir i if 1 ;" "..day ; protest lo Mexlcun sovernment for en. r ai . , '"' , : lr""l"1"t P've.i Itusslan minister entertained al ""ncr by Mr. and j by Mexican police. Clark Wood Says . Ask Albert Hunter DO YOU KNOW ? ? J ? ? ? Baking Bower Guaranteed Pure. Use KC for fine texture and large volume in your bakings Millions of pounds used by our Government Mjrs. r. Hicver. ilorothy l)Ix says that "It Is the Be On Olympic Games Program Ily I'nri-c.-it (.'. "I'lnijr." Allen Olyinvic ciili-ndar llnsholball, A reader from the neighboring cit of Union recalls the sums at 7 o'clock, newspaper classified columns of several years ago and re-1 ' marks on the absence of . "Found" items in these days. Basketball MaV Formerly the "Dost" and "Found" columns were generally I t si equal in length, while now there are frequently numerous lost items advertised for but the finders break into print only rarely. What is the explanation? Are people less honest than they used to be? Do they depend more 011 rcadine- of :"Lost""advertisenients to' discover the pYdpcr-6WneiJ-6T a ' '-" Ai'scics. '15:12V lound article.' Or do lost articles remain lost permanently1 w"h '"""w1' persons in 30 ;in a greater majority of cases now? No one can say with XTVr'T" assurance what is responsible, but it is true that the old 111,1 1,,lv-' " vfuvo on familiar "Found" advertisement is not frequent. Certain TlTZ,,! ,e u,y, changes have taken place, however, that may contribute to "lu ,'0ii"t'" of i uiiiiumii ias Uie condition and contradict any charges that people are less ' luiwm.ou;;;' vuiiauiuniiuiiK auoui. inuigs lliey nnd mat they were a genera- "'""'i"' lenders aiinnt . -on ago Twenty years ago the tempo of life was not as '"ZX "a "T'Zul. Z .last as it is today. Most fanners rode to town in a spring r"1- 1 o received inlleli encour- wagon or buggy and town people walked to and from work. I "K''""M"- ' rrr,n 1 1 1 ..e ii. . - . ' "'u aia.-i.-u ui uiu preseni is in sharp contrast and ' "' .. are iiiayiiiB basiietbaii may indicate that the leisure has vuimliprl Hint f,n,-lv !' Italy. Japan, ti. pennitted one to note a lost stick pin glistening on the walk or to get acquainted with a stray puppy wandering across the road. Moving rapidly we may not lose things more frequent ly than before, but surely we do not find them quite so readily. I.o.viiriN. i.-,.ni,.H ..1 Horolhy lllx says that it is the il Mr. and Mrs. C. I-:. Keller drove Ish lennls ainr " duty of both husbands and wives ff to l.u. Cirunilc tlaturday and stayed . mcnt to Mulsh .Munro. tea planter' lu 1,8 "s l'0""' t'"L'h 0"1Pr ""Iff until .Sunday evening vlsilini; nt'of Assam, Indin. ' they would be lo straflirers.-' Theyjid' tho home of Mrs. iveliey's moliier, I SnorLs I Probably are. If the slranirer hup-lJS Mrs. 1. h. I'.erson. si. ..ouls-Carnera IC. 0"s lluster ..Mrs. IKnver ('harlton drove In. Martin In snen.i HAT1N( ON 25c A DAY How not to live on a diet costing 25c a day was discovered by a feminine reporter on a Springfield, Mo., paper. She conscientiously stayed with her food allowance and ate noth ing for ten days outside of that published as her daily menu in the newspaper. She made the experiment a scientific one I'lilllpplne Islands. China, Persia. iVei-ho-Slovulila, Turkey, (ireeee. Mexico, faniida, Poland, Itllssln. ficrmnny, Mnirlnnd nnd practically all of (ho South American coun tries. With such a Kl'owlliff Interns, in kiNki'.linll lis place on the Olym pic ciileudar will be sure to come. Some of the forelBii countries hud their llilroduc.inn to the finite almost simultaneous with the in ventor's rirst drafl. The first )irllilrd copy of tho basketball rules iippciirrd In The TrlaliKle. the Inti rnallonal V. M. f. A. school paper, Spi hik-IK-ld. Massachusetts In I !!-.. and counted calories and followed a plivs cian's advice about , ' 1 '' N"'" ' tl.n H.irl ,.f -,.wl . l l ii i """-- " Iho Invenlor of biisketbiill. n,l lir. the kind of toods she should eat. f lor daily calory require- i-"th.-,- (iii,.k we,-,. co-,-diiors .,r mcnts wore estinutted at 180(1, yet she was never able to T''l""Kl''- ",,d 011 '"-count of achieve that on the 25 cents a ,y. A sample day's diet was K;J .m".'!; wise S'K as follows: , to set the rules In printed furin In "Jireakfast-limch: three svl.oaL cakes, three servings of '"lUuL ..f .his a i,,.,, ,,f otiiiei, i-,5 cup syrup, yoo calories, 15 cents. Dinner: three i'" ''" t spi-iiicri.-i.i. mismicIiu sells, a dls.rlliu.ini; point for noild I J,,i, Heath. . .ii. i . A. seeietarlis. Iiasketliall has spiend uniformly to nil nations of the Rluhe. oranges, 00 calories, 5 cents; hamburger and bun, 2(H) calories, 5 cents. Total calories, 1,100; total cost, 25 cents. Food-stuffs, principally carbohydrate and fat, with protein in the meat, and vitamines in the oranges." At the end of the ten days she found she had lost one and three-fourths pounds; that her blood pressure was down from 112 to 100; there had been 1(5.7 per cent reduction in haemoglobin (red corpuscles in blood) ami she had decreased vitality. A quarter of a dollar is not, you would judge, enough to provide food for an active young lady, especially if she must get her meals in cales am! lumh rooms. Stub a tliet is not siuuiDio lor good iit-alUi. Although it contributed to a reduc-1 ''"""'i""" '-'"-- i ii"". lion in blood pressure there was nothing to idicato that as ivbTSJIit;:: a goal. And there was a definite loss in vitality, which would ""' orM A""'ri' be interpreted in teinis of earning power in a' short timv ?"! """y ,ui,,;,.",,,'l,m B,lvc y . .. 1 1 111 " ""I'll IMllV. Indoor koihc to the t'.i-riniiu pi.pu- ftcaniy diets ait; not to lie recommended. The vounir l ulv l h"1' 11 " a,iurn i.iv with in tiuestion proved this conclusively. ;i .s,0 aK0 siu,wc(1 the possibilities of economy in table fare that might well have the attention of those who go lo the opposite extreme. And her menu suggests what might be accomplished in the way of economy when a family must keep table cists at home down to the 25c per person per day level. A U Grande woman contends she provides table rcqui, e.nenU, for herself and husband for a'., average i 'J'Z up'one".. sk oi fin a momn me year 'round. Thriltv bv nnlm-n .... "onui.-s r,.,- a t ..i . i f in. expert in kitchen economy, she says they have a great plenty. Surely her efficiency is not often equalled. i-eniiieioii csiiurtlny ami was in, compallled homo by her dailKhter Mrs. I-;. l Hirlew who remained here until Sunday nlitlit. Jlrs. Hir lew expects lo (to lo Yakllna lo make her home aller llvlnif In Pen dleton lor two years, Mr. Ulrlew' left on Wednesday ror Vnklina. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Plerson and family, of Perry, spent Wed nesday lllKht at tlio t. I). Kelley homo here. Mrs. Kelley Is .Mr. Pierson's sister. ' Mr. and Mi's. Aaron J.I.U!?. of Ka mela. drove lo I.a lirande .Monday to spend the day. Mirs. I'. Biever was a dinner iruest I at (ho If. jLoi-s.urau home here on l-'rlday. Mo.ty llarncs hud Iho misfortune to cut the flmieis on her left hand on llio ice on Sunday. Although Ih" cuts urn painful they arc not serious. Includlm;' James linker, of Kulnelu. ' re ceived u iiiossnKf on Monday that' ins lirolhei'-lu-law, Cleo Mnrlln died on Siiudiiy and will be buried In In llliindo on Wednesday. Alta WiKtjIeswortli spent l lie weekend vlsllini! her sisters in l.u Orande, .Mrs. V. T. Urowu and Vlrclnla. Jiuimlo linker Is unalile to attend school because o( a severe cold. Mr. and Mrs. I!, ilnwes attend ed a veiy enjoyable home parly In Mouclllim on Saturday nlirht. .11 was Biven l.y Mr. und .Mrs. .1. Casey ju their new- home, t'urds 11 ml dunclm," were enjoyed until a lute hour when the hostess served refn-shiuenls. .Mrs. Iluwes is Mr. I ascy s sister. l-'loreueo ('iimi-v, of Meat-ham spool the weekend vis lllm; at the it. Kawes home here. 'llio school children, inunv of I whom have been iibs"nl recelllly on in unt of sickness, und their leueher. .Mrs. fkuy Tuliu-ris, are pluiiiiiiii; a valentine party for Fri day nifflit. W. loiferson. who was workim; in K'anielu last week, tins return ed lo work In l.u (Inimle. Mr. und Mrs. Iloehue. of Meueh u in, i-iime to Kamelii on Mnnday to Kel Ihelr cliililren John nnrl l.or rulno who have been slaylni,- witli their ui-nndpnrrnts, Mr. and Mrs. CHICAGO Hack Wilson neoiill. ted of charge of assault on l-;d-ward y0unB durinK St. i.ouis-Chi-cuko game lust June. liens to call for 1 he furniture. Learn From Others He who resolves never to ran sack nuy ml.iij but his own will lie soon reduced from mere bar renness to the poorest of nil inil unions:, lie will he nhliEeil to Imitate himself, anil to repent wlinl he lias heforc repeuted. ltc.vi.olds. Not a few of us are willint-- to j seo tho experiment tried out of milking the" country prosperous by spending money, if It's the oth er fellow's money. If It turns unt lo be a good enough tariff . hill, us democrats helped to make it; unil if it does n't the dratted republicans steam rollered It through. "l-'orty volumes, of. missing laws hnvl- been found in Siain." Over Ho Know, the Coit ' Tlie fntlier of n family always tries lo bring up his children In lite wny lie should have boiic I'hiln dolphin Ilecord. OFFICE CAT Kfllmll pliiiiti'il tho KiiiiM in fot- j i'IKh In mis In llm follnw in years; j India, I Miitcnn I'ntltm, 1X94; 'Trailer. Kmil 'i'lilrs, ISyf.; Japan, Ish.-tkaua, lltiut; IVihIii. MtM-cli. , P'fH; rhhia. ItJihiM-t (iaiey. t:il4; MoMt'ti. Km liar. I Willlanwun. IHO); Tm Ury. Chrxtor TuhlH, lull); tircere, I .onisc Helss. I'll:'; Italy. l-'rntirf's m'ijflihitr. fuplril Hh' Kiim" fioin Iut in ihv nineties; our V. S. K.difl IfUVI' tlU' L-Jtlllf to lh I I heir new iiatinnat play proKnim. I si : rii.i ; wins io to ii Si;. TTI.l-:, l-VU. U AIM They are i-allniK tho Seatth- l-Nkttnos j the "polnt-a-ininiiti-" team of Un-I'aeiHi- toast hoeUey league today. j Or (Hiiice tlie Ht-titllo sextet ithln'l M ore u Ka I every tnlmite In its cehteM wm - the ielut la Fireman lfiekey. of I.a CJrande. Is working In Kntnelu at present. TAAOI MAJIK RtO. Br Junius Ily .Jam os Krivvnnl llunerford Born to the ivorlU u woodman's babe, Vithln ti low-Iy cot, He ki-pu to manhuod "Honest Abe," Ami hareil u phupoi-'h lol: At nwculiny tasks, lio Nlaved hv clay wtulwart sun of toil And when the il:ivllt-li n., i nwny, H burned the midnight oil! Ask Major Huron ... DO YOU KNOW ? ? ? ? ? ? 98c BARGAINS JERSEY DRESSES. JERSEY SUITS. FELT HATS,1 SWEATERS, WASH DRESSES. PACKAGE GOODS, TAPESTRY PICTURES. And Several Other Close Out Items Values to S (.00 Your Choice 9,Sc NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP NETTLETON fireplace lie would Iteforo the ilreiim Vast ilreanis of future fame. Ami by tho buck-loK's florins Sleani, , ' Me learned to write his name! A lilt of eharcoHl wus his "pen" And with It Lincoln, lie Wrote liviiiB words that lived ugnln In linmorlnllt.v. mm NCE1 UPON A T-l . ir it homeless i 'u lis f nit. .1 lo land a IK'ilit iil.houKli they rallied many a wu-kvU shut ut Uoallc Hal Winkler. Pavid Sarnoff, who nt 39 heads the It.nflo Cor poration of An-.erlc.v wss a Vvnnlles Rus. sion tmmternnt. 1IVII .Ml, IV sold i-apers, de livered meat and. nl 16. be came a 1 e 1 e graph ' mcsicu scr boy. lie climbed life's ladder, hit by bit. Thru uiiKuish and defeiil: ills was the courace. mid the irri. That no world's odds could best. The burdens bowed him down will. Brier. Until Ills Krent hciirl bled. In tlod he soiik-ht and found relief. In prayer besldo his bed! 1 'lie drank a mnrtyr's hitter cup i"i trail, upon tills earth. And mm- mankind t him looks up. And sees Ills mltflity worth. As years fro by. his Ki-eatness crows, Who rose from bumble birth. And 111 our hearts his genius glyuv, His spirit sweeps the earth! III.STOnU'.VI, WISI'.t'lMCK Secretary And what shall 1 do Willi your mall. Mr. Lincoln? A. Lincoln Just forward It to lily (letlysburi: Address. If Lincoln found time occa sionally to smile, even In the midst of M-iir. why should we Co around with chronic crouches because of our petty inconveniences? INCOME TAX FACTS N o. Two of the terms used in the Inconic-tiix law. namely, "cross Income" and "net Income," should be noted particularly, inasmuch as they ure vitally Important to the. wholo ugujeci vt tho iuvomo The Man Who Found H Neltletons! E wits a good man, a ho p i n c li p c n n i cd on shoes. He tried them all ; $5 shoes, ?6 shoes, 58 shoes, $10 shoes. But he never found one that fit his foot or suited his taste. Then one day he treat ed himself to Nettlctons. They cost a little more but he swore they were worth it! For Nettlctons gave him the style and comfort he'd sought. He's wearing his second pair now bought in part, with the repair money he'd saved on his first! The Spring Nettlctons have arrived. horrid word, but It is worse on the cigegr end of yoyr DON'T SPirT 'V "vSy DONTSPIT W yS 80ARB OF HEALTH ' ...the war C3ga!nst Spsffsng h a crusade of decency . . . join it. Smoke CERTIFIED CREMO! How often l.avo v li(.r ,i;s..s,,,i with Iho lilihv, f!.-rni.l,.-.-.-.!i1i.rp:l(-,-s where eifjars me roll,-.l ,v e;'reli-M Jhrly finuers . . . nn.l li(i.,e, i .,:t! I he ir.oilern CRE.MO METHOD ol ruiiiii fncliireiroteclMoii uoint liii . .-iliumi-nnlion uive.sv.in IlifCn.-i ..i.,.,- plus the clcuiiliness of Ci-i iFli. -d fimif! re ertified Mi THE GOOD ? CIGAR . . nrwr m m mm.-. 1910, America Cit,r Co. iiiWUl A..UJCU ( f :-tif;eav (f (remo C; Satiitrxry j)