La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 19, 1930, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPap6 Two LA GRANDffEVEflMj OBSERVER, LA GRANDErOKE. Wednesday, February l'J, 1!J30 ALL SWEATERS $2.95 to $6.00 Slip Into a Bradley and Out of Doors HILL'S FAMOUS JOCKEY RECALLS RACES Snapper Garrison Now 62, Ranks Laverne Fator - .as Best of Modems. ftj Ainu t.mM Associated J'rt-K HphrtH Ktlitor) 'illAMJ. Kla.. Vh. r (AIM 'Hie I;K Smith's helper in. New Haven ijho rodu to fmnn and rich' in the if j&ft of millionaire ami klriR hAi t h urnh i n k t h rn u f h a pile of flayed rUpplnfiw on the porch of hi;; MInini bunffalow His eye had a j-p.irkle In them as he recalled triilitiK finihr. the flash of thor oifKhbicd horwefle!, ilonn the fliM-tch, mid lilt' roar of the croud. I "-Iron memorie :ill arc fretdi 1 1 lward H. (Snapper) Oarrl f the man who tttnde the (inr i ( on finiwh" an tnlernnt tonally ,4. onus by-word. Thirty-five yMM nnd more atro. in the hcy-dey nf the mnuvo decon. Fnapper (Jar-ii-on euibihed a reputation one, of tlx urea tent jockey the lurf hut ever known. 'I he ronc'enjoiH jj that n one ninee then had mir paf(1 hi ull-.tmund ability atitl linnwlcdfio of hnw to handle thr ouiihbred. ttiwir tu4 in V. K j Toil Sloan, (Jatriton'H iicreynfr gi pop.ilnrity and fame, wan :i ; tlf cctculnr rfder. "Horse run Tod,Mi -ifit Garrlfton au-cineily jv:iefwd li. ;uf the present-day i!env n;iid lhtrrlon: "liveine l-'tit or i the heat In fflto I'nlted Htateit. He has a good jrM-ad and knoux when to wail with , y ;hor. He u iiront?er finixher liljan Kiirl fttnde and has a knack 5 j holding a horse toKether." ij ;;trrlfon h not reached the fin ilVe WeUomeyou to ( to PonUnd. 200 comfortable roorai, each with baih. Rcaicmable rates. W Convcnlcoc down-town location. : Vim HOTEL ? CONGRESS ? PORTLAND, OREGON ; Law t. fiocn. e Jf Mondf r d Lavender jj Scented Aids to Good rg Grooming Uivender. that old time fraprance, hrlnffs nv charm to them- modVrn (ftilet r I s. refre.hinjf IinK lois I. a v v n d e r Toilet Water, fine l.nnloItt Talc um, cooling M ntholaie I Khavihff Cream and other cksi nihil toilet ftoods. Kohl only at Uexnll stores. GLASS DRUGS Inc. I y Tin; ni:x.T.i( ktotik j ?a Ia ( ran tic. Ore, '1 ff'"1- LAe.c'U'r CHeU 115 i 'OILLi I If It's IJ ARG A INS You Want We Have Them In Dresses, Suits, Sweaters, Caps And All Other Discontinued Items 25c - 50c - 98c NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP WOOL tsh of iii; own lutf career, though j now ui the nM of t;:, he in pretty 1 hi h..m here, hi raoinjf car for Kpeotl IhrilU nnd Ihe home ra.ee. . l-.nJoiiiK tin confidence of racing f inert hVhi- Iniii itplnii of vMtrei I the Snapper hii run In gamut rswe: Milh -nleraht m-I- ! from apprentice and Jockey, owner nr'' 1,1 ft v"r f-- ',, ( of h! oun rtW to trainer. Klew- 1 ,ul al lh rinW Weit ar.l an.l pln. inir ju.iKe at a numher rolnt Winnanium one afternoon, f K,f the track. vHH it major (fnemi, w-veral col- ( A llcsulm nt l fnn.ht, major iin.1 captains, all fia,,i..n n a rrKuUr in lh a.MI.- :,l the nuc of K, after three y.:.r In n.thcr Hill- luly'a l.arr.1 stave" oliool of appren- tlcechip at llartfonl. fonn. Th.i l.arrel stavea were used to protl tin. Joclie-. At J5 Uarrkoin owned and roile his own stable wlnnlnjr lion an4 Interest upon the pmfffl. iC.tioO In a year. , clonal rfr W virtually nil. The rot. Al 3G in 1VI. (rirrWon received 1-Ke amateur an.l the profcudonr.l a lry of I?3,.rii0 ait conlrarl .uffilil do not- talk ihe fumv. I.m ; il.l.-r for aukuhi Heiiuont. Jumei, Kuane -with a few- exreiitiomi. I:. llaBKln. ami lllde.-.n Kllnpp. A ('ullere looll.all. Iieehall and year later ho wore the llk of j i ..lom l Jafi.li Itnperl. now owner of Ihe New York Vankeea. CariiKonV rinlah" flrnt w:ia p.isiea lo Hie irreal jockeys 1 record in when he came from I nowhere w llh an outsider, Hutch i ltollei, nnned hy Jarnc H. Keene to win the crc.it eastern handlcan t at Hheephead Hay, it atuck, for he I never liked front-runners and ln- variahly rated his t.iounts alons to do his stuff In the stretch I '"where the money is" i . Hit-nil J nntoiitt I tare 1 (arrlon' most fninous racf' the one about which rnnre funci- f ui tah have been written than any other, was his Wrtory on J Boundless hi the $GO,n0 world's I fair derby at Chicago In Jhsa, on (one pretext ;md another, such .11 iWlritf his stntps and saddle. Gar rison helped delay the start exact ly om- hour and 4; mlr ules. spend ing 1110M or this time on the Kiound. the weight off his horse, while others wren tired and im patient. In a hl? field. Houndless, at' 15 to I was Imoted home by (iarrlson hefttre oo,i,oi spectators, lie wan fined $10uo and ?ave hie own fee of f lotto to charily after ward, j 'lammnuy, owned by Mareua Daly, the copper magnate, w.s the Kreatest horsi (Inrrinon ever rode or know. It was on Tammany that he rode his mOi exciting rare to win the Montunu Puhurhan at tho old Shecpshead Hny track, New York, In Ifciti. Tantintiny. off to a bad stall In a field or 20, n 10 lengths b. hnd the pnre-setter at the threc-ciK'hths. liiit (Cot up in the last jump of the mile and quarter route to w In hy u no-, In a finish in which three hnr.ej wert' only Inches apart. j (VmmilMmi Difficult ' "Man o War was u marvelous hoi 40 hut 1 do not think he eoul l have pachvd 116 pounds find come anywtiero near beating Tammany at a mile and & half. It Is hard lo eonipare the modern horse with the old. (The tracks are much hot ter now but the competition wa keener tn the old days," said Gar rison. 1 It is a, coincidence that Oirrlson It; on the scene of the first Inter nutlonnt heavyweight fight of Im portance In Florida In 8 years, for In ISM Ihe Snapper, then it power In the sporting world, was ir r n" Curueit, then world's champion, and Charley Mitchell. NIGHT FIGHTS Ity the Ah-IaIC(1 iTes Allintown. la. Al Hron, Pan ama, outpointed Johnny Caruon til, Alidtia, N. J., (l"l. 'Iuls.1, tkla. Dick IanleU, Minneapolis, outpointed Jimmy Mahuuey. Chicago. ( lo. Indianapolis Hpug Myers, l'ocn t. llo. Idaho, and Hilly ltoe. fin t Inniiti, ilrew, 1 1(). New York Mid Terris, Nvv York, outpointed (luston Charles, 1- I1IIKV, (lot, Minnei.pulis Ango Snyder. Wb lilin. Knn., stopped Duke Horn. .Minneapolis. ( ! ; M Sullivnti, Si. I "ft ul. outpointed Al Van Ityan. Ml . I'aul. (ft): Al Klonxe, ls AtiK'I'-s otitpojnted Honiyhoy Conroy. H. I'aul. C, I.euiKton, Idaho Tnt IVaspr, Spokane, Wish., stopped Jaok Ken w orih. I 'oi l In nd. Ore., ). St all le. Wash. Harry Dillon, Winnipeg, outpointed Tn Ktiente, I.es AOfelen, itj). Tkat Where You'r StucV "TihiMon fllll Htld to Hie cit, iritis nf the home ljr hrlnulin; lino ! i vcryihlng llmi ihe ilienier tait Ml'T," sa Serll-ner's. Urns ii-ti! it p!;iii in pHik )our tfiiiti V- ra!lilMT Ma;':ulne, 1'rench protliirtlou of stc rtj.h- I a new high mark In IK': 2 t Slants Alan J. Gould There nniftt be upnurd of ZU.tidit college UoxfiH fp.tr ti-rii( throiiKh oul Ihe country. "Iln- upon flopr irhe in the center of learning fn.ni lialni-Fvi'Ar, h'lt.. I ( l r-, from HnMn l l-o AtureleK. It ! wn" of lhe ""'Uhl! :i" ln , . ',,,, i. rtei tfo at each other with h Kreut deal- of enruednem, in n-nrly -v- '"in '' rtcrorum lo rlfter. H a piiKiiarlnin little ra.. I; ""-n l,l0 Ine' n :'-tt ,w" unlvrHy hoy. In n manner eat.j filiated lo. tlr the hlood of any flRhUnu man. ! Vet the effort of mirh competl-I hiirkethiill furnlh recruit for Ihe f rrr fej-innal ramen In l onsidembl.-1 'number hut Imxliie rarely drsiwa j proeperts from the campus. . When l: does, ih.y.soon find out I it waa all a mistake. ; Th rinK in ns-ent years has ef n j such collegians us h'ully .Motitifom. I ety Of fentre, Kd Garvey of Noire 1 llame. I.es Marrincr of Illinois' and i A.lil Uirwn ..r V.t.1. r'nrntln.l mahe ,1I,rwilf,n. Nollo , them, however, ha had any chain- t pion.Hlifp ahllity; Monte; Munn off the uell knoun Vehntska lltinn-t ' iackt-d a terrific punch and fought ' home of the pood onen. He knock- ' ed out the Riant Arpen1inet t'am- ' polo, nearly two yi-at aeo in Hue-; n. Alren." Hut like nio.M eollefrt-' ate ehlret. Af.mle's wa.f a little' fragile. ValeM Kdtlie ivajrnn won the; Olympic li;ht heavyweight title in -1;. He was handy enough with j hln ffNtfi to have made on imprv-, hion a a professional but alsoj Himtrt enough to May away from j tht racket. He reappeared In C ne Tunney's camp when it hecame , evident the ev-marlne was loiritr fom-lhfnK for higher education in the fiwtic hu.iinw. Al l.a-sf.man. New York univer- iyM Kiant tackle, was confidere.l j one of the het. ctvlUx propefts ! for professional heavy weiuht ac j tion. lie iix a hoxitiK ehiimpion i In college, bit:, faid and a hard hli- Ii.. I'l-niu ui-re rrtinnlf-.ti.il in J f(U,t fi(. M j,,.,,!,. j,h dehut at ' Madiunn H'iUaii (Jarden hut his, athUllc career was cut Kliort ly a head injtity In, hi la fof.lhat! (fame. Jle ha never fully recnv-' end from it. I KhJei Iibarba, after hecominir, world's flyweight champion, seized j the opportunity to get some college' eduirition at Stanlord but ibis did not "takfc" enlirely." J I recall the case several ye.-rs: ago of a ynuutf boxer who carm-d j his way through school St. John's Ma n It us ( N. Y . . and Sy ra c use j university by fighting profe.sj-lon-' ally. IDs 'name was '"Mixer" Mlt-' chejl and he was good enough in get several engagements at the old i Madison Muare (lardett; smart enough to unit before he wan In any danger of going around on his heel. prep a res for CRATER LAKE . SNOW SPORTS KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., lb. IS (Al') Despite ihe fan disap pearance of the December and Jtttiuury hnowK, preparations are going forward for the fourth an nual Crater lake ski race. I-Yhrunry at Kort Klumatl.. The gruelling 41 milo race from the fort to ihe rim of t'rater tak and return each year attract famous sklb-r "f tile northwest und at present Linil Nordeen tt Head, Ore., winner of last year rucv nnd NeU Skyarsaa. who placed j eeond last year, are training at the fort. They make dally trips from Curl Klamath to the rim t.f Iho Like. The winter carnival held in ad dition to the race is assured of that most thrilling snow tpnrt. of the year, ski Jumping. A Jump has been erected near the Crat'T Iwke lilplmay by John Andeifcun, noted ski jumper, and a member ol the Cascade Ski club of Portland. The jump erecied noun's a lea ft of fid fee;. The complete line up of the 1U race has not been announced. In -idditUm lo this there w ill be minor fkl rttces such lis trail brea ker late to Crater lake lodge, woman'! kl (Mces nnd sleigh rnces, Kach ytur the nfiair is spon sored by the Crater Ijikt- Hkl Huh nnd is nil elided hy hundreds of people. Yankees Have Four Holdouts Unsigned NKW YOKK. Kelt. l (AIM lurron. secretary of the N't-w ) rk Yankee, admits that toi pl.ter have et to nun cnntraM but proinlseft that all hut nlie id them w ill haw come to t rni wilhin the n-t few du. Il ! cllnt d to tlereend to perKOT-allii- bm the ' pueKei ventured th--opinion thnt Ube (uth wmld b- Ihe latlt to c:tplttilitf Thnfn Mill u matter of Sio.mm n prhe and I twern the Ilale and siirned con OREGON QUINTETS j j SCORE VICTORIES i - jWehfoots Defeat Idaho : while Oregon Staters Moses Out Cougar Team AlfiSiViWi Ma.. IVh. 13 (Ai'---I'nivi r.iiy of tiri'Kon'n ImHlu-thult tiaiu inovci into Keconl place in the coaf-t cnfereiif'e utiititliritrrf Uv njjfhl ull' tl l hey mail" it two ftiiiittht am.-x over lilnho. takli. the KHoml ititiiit uf the tirle 4 to 3h. K vcellhiic in floor work. I lie W'ehfo.itK ehn Iked up victory only titf i- the Mum hul h-n ti-'l :il f'"i whlrh (rKun forxfl iheail. lhe half i'let 1 7 U lti in iirtfon'i ra or. Willi even minute tu ko in the final perimj. i'lahu it;titt-,i ruxhfrif; nnl took n one-point l--al with ' McMlllln ii lon. ihot from the renter of the flMi: KlMThuri, llh four rount-ei- eliriche.i the Karne far Oft-yon' wi, ,,, . ,,, , 0 Olll.;o sTATK WrVS M I.I.MAN. Woeli., .Vb. IS (AIM In n hard foiiKlit bMketbs.ll Kan.e. drei:.n State coltfA defeat ed WashinKton Mate. 2S to 27 hrre laM nitfht. The con tint was chv j throughout with the icort . U...1 1 Hire. tlmefc. The Orangemen lul, I id to M'nt tee nd of the Lalf. ('III.- visitor took Ilii i-aii Rt ,th; opening of the game., running 'up "-veil points. Wanhincton Pwne ,h,-' e" "" nd -Meflarney nn :U:'V Hiay..n lo so.,r and . m 1 ON pi put the f'oiipM in the lead S to T. hut it wa relinoui-faert a moment Utter irhen t'utann dropped in a nhort on. IC.hIkIow wa ent In for Wnffhlnffton Htate In the Ut twf- mlnnte of pluy and put hi learn within n point of the Orantre rnen with u 2i26 wore. Hallurf gave the Oregon Mate a four-point niln.it.. of Mar. Mrlrny ,. ' A nn Tuyl made deqern(e cffnrtK ; to overcome thif, hut the time wn; loo hort. LA MONT TO BE LINE COACH AT WASHINGTON U. -..i..nn i , ,,.. (IIKAOO rVI.. 15 Al l-lktn. IH J.. Uimont. for th laM to jir. .llr-rt..r of ulhlnlm ul l.oyol: unit-ervllr. I.a r-ienM lo hnromc Iic..l Urif roarh for Jimmy I'liclani lit tlir rnlvritlly of WtiMhilltfton. Iiinont. on of Loyola 'a Ki-at- fKt rndji. became aHiMant to Head j foiled Hoarer Kiley In 1 & -7, and upmi -Klley'ai resicriatlnn th" next jear. tecarne heud foothall coach and athletic dirctor. Jfe w ai graduated In 127, and captained th luimblfr footteiiU team in l:i. ill ftquad lai fall won came, loft two and tied one. lmoot nrobahly will ro to WaJtLlnxton In Ume tu Id I'helaa and hU Other awUUnte, Jtalph fext i Welch d t'V.ttunj Wil-. ro with j-prlnar foottxtll practice. Hem land U reported - to he In: favor a . thw five-day wr.rkln,y f wt-k. t:ybe tfcA idea in to stop' the clock ov r Saturday and Sun- ' tuy. ' DISPLAY General Motors' lowest-Priced Eight . . . . the. Car with Superior Performance Todoy o nw etghl-cyltnder motor car mokes ttt apptoione ; V l th newest General MoTOf eiQht ond by teveral nundretii o doMori the lowest in price b the rVew Oeklond Eight (with tynart newt bodies by Fisher. 1 -. ' " Superior erformonce The New Oakland fight develops 85 horse power ond if Ihe first stock-car of Irs size ond weight to employ on engine of such high power. jStnce performance depends largely on The -ratio between horsepower ond weight, the New Oakland Eight is exception ally fast and powerful because H produces A Famous Name A Introducing Important Improvements The onnouncmanl of 'he first Ponlioc in 1906 brought to th low-one Held s new o'de. of beouty, performonce and reliobility. And och Ponlioc onnouncement line that rime hoi Introduced o car which reoresenred on Improvement even over Its own highly regarded predecessors. Importom Improvement! Now comes the New Series Ponlioc Big Sis on even finer cat with e famous nome. II retains oil the qualities responsible fot Ponlioc'l success in the post And In odditron It introduces many Improvements. La Grande Motor Co. U2l Adams Ave. PRODUCTS OF GENERAL .MOTORS A nriih Win Tc 'X&llUlllCl ff 111 13 Chalked Up By j Bearcat Squad; SAU:.r, Ore,. IVh. 19 A!)-- WiHameue nniveiHy'K hakr-tball 'I'"'"'1 " '" "r,,1ht fr.om roll.- of ruiff t .oiiiul Iwro tKi to In Jt niir.-l pxhititlun'. t'onrh ; fipre r--n-'K pfciy,',H whowct t)i.' effotx of their hnr.1 krn.fi of last i we.li arid w.T.1 uoattlt- In function I I'nrainnl r-or-d jr. ftointH fr I ih ImrhM hll I'lety Blarii: I for the ..ncKRi with Hint'. i 1 Lull. 1 1" inticlH College of i I''ho hfro In another n..rlli-.-M . ; confwirv m-rWa 1hu....y i.nj ; Krld.,,. niht. . , in.n u iv u .v i . . . ..... ' AVAI.I.A WAI.I.A. Wash.. IVIl. in f AI-.-Wliltman roll. ., bask, t- ' ,. hull ti am ovitu hi- iiin. i".-.lt..r.j. r ! I,ltn0i t3 to -3t hfift, bM ri(f,ht The .Nfijionarie led 31 to K at half time. Whitman look the firvt rame Monday nlKht. 41 to 34 after trailing -one point nt half Ume. I GaaUcekl- NoU J ' . Th rwrenl.s of Hip brltle Ineiuded J ninhojuoy reprfMluciions. colonial ; ryle.' ftir the living nnd dininx ' roomt. Boston Herald. ' Cotloa Pet From Mexico Tl1 .mtion twill weevil wn found fir (lie lirsi time In ISlfJ ronnd Br.'Wnsvllle. Tfnn, where If trui intrlnre from Mexico 1045 AND ua . one horsepower to 37 pounds of cor weight. Eight-Cylinder Smoothness The New Ooklono Eight has all he smooth- new . htCh results trom the ovenapoing DO we impulse) Inherent lp eigm-cyhnde engtne design. In oddition.H eniov exclusive mechanical bdvontoget which make it even smoother ono more delightful o drive. Sound Baste Design Several of the engineers who oorticipated in creating General Moto'l firsr eight Oock In tOU were responsible for the develop $745 and Finer Car . . . New .bodies by Fisher make this latest Pontloc tig Sii more beautiful than ever. Greoter Smoothness and Safery The smoothness of Ponlloc's 60-horsepower engine Is further increoted by the use of improved rype rubber engine mountings, ontloc's lorge non-saveok four-whee I brok es hove been mode even more efficient A new sloping nonglore windshield also odds to its sasery. HondlinQ ease is Increaseo through trie use of o new rype ot steering mechanism. Improved loveioy Hydroulic Shock Absorbers grve increased riding comfort. ! Monmouthi Here j This Week, Has Strong Scorers A tr-niii illl Ii l.owclflll woiln-4 niachlnf. pi. rllrllln rly If llralnllnll i;rov,lilllil.;. will lie HCi-ll In I." Uiuiidi. ITi.liiy iiful Hainnli.y "f til Ik ucMi wllin 111- fln-KOli .Minimi c. hi.ol ln.Ki.i tl.all iiilnl. 1. HI I"' "1 . 11k. KnMi-rn (liiif'in .Vonnal fl.v ill u ronforenpf l.-r.H. 'i iic hiEli ioiTi il ni oiliiK nt III'' I WV-Klftrn I lr-KOfiianK, ho"'"t' """ ! he Klopf'fd an AHliland won Un out of ihrr-o frum Monrnoiilli, ini.l ,kb Mounlalnf om. In all curly W'il- mn trln. IicM the Aloninuiitli I. mil , an ,iKl-point inanrlli after; . vf-ninj- up tlm m-ar lih a M 1.ir rallv Morfriiouth playcl ll last K.illl m ii.rc. com ui; ui ii ... I nljfht when ii h-mothtred I'acillc to 24.- Tioketii for Ihe .Motiiitouth-Kntt Oregon fcaiiifH. now on snle, may he r. nerved at OIuhh DniKH, the nhul decidliik: to recrvb down Maira neat thin weekend In an ticipation of capacity crowd. if! VOI KNOW THAT Hohhy JoneK' dearest ilIre In the Hrltlh nmuteur. though lie doesn't soy so . thot'a the only important one l.oh ever has won I.t-o Imroelier, who hit heen j rent to the HeiU alonpwith Jtoh .Meiijtel. of the Yanks wiih regarded hy Miller HuKKfn nH.th -hejft fieldinic shortstop he eyer hrtd sen in the major. , . An i'"htch'r. and .'harley o"Leary, KreaU: shortstops fn their d;:y, wild the f.uih thfni? TO t)AY ment of the New Oakland Eight'. To this lores? task they brought 0 wid knowledge 0' eight-cylinder design. If is reasonable o expect that thepaldona (l p finer eight because of this fact, . Moderate Price We believe the New Ookland Eight will appeal id you all the more forcibly when you consider Us ery moderate price. And 0 Demonstration will reveal how well It merits the description 'ihe car with superior per formonce. Th New Oakland EiaM. S1O45 and "up, I. e. b. Ponitoc. Michigan, olui dlivtf thargi. Lovaloy Hydraulic Shock Aborbr lfclo0ttf le list orkis lumpars, nor ffdr goordi ana fDnng cotr tttro Gni Moron fim Paymtni Plan ovQttabl of minimum rat, up Time-Tried Performonce In speed, power and pick-up the New Series Ponlioc Big Sl continues lo uphold the Pontioc reputation for spirited performance. Come now to our showroom ond inspect thli finer cor with 0 famoul name Ihe New Series Ponticc Big Six. ' ' ' Thn Xciv S.-iirs Pontine niB Kl, $Tl. nnil JUL f.o.h. I'onlliu-. MIi-IiIkiiii, pliLx ilWivfi-j-i-lmnnw. Kliixk AIrl)i-jM lumliml ,-qulp. iim-iii. numprrs ami sprlns rwm at t.hi rttm rrfc-t. (iononil Motot, Time lnMnpiit Plan nrnllahlc ni minimum mm. Camldir th, e,nv,r,4 rt ,1 .,11 ol iti, n,l (I, , , arte, .h,ft cemporln automeb:i, velv,, . . . Odfeland enHoc dtltv,r,a prist, Inclvd, only ehorlite ctioign to. tr,igm ,.d i,art ang Ch,g, ,nr adlKe acCMMrlM r finonclng lr,d. .". KuK iilwnyx InKlM'nl Ihhl If j I liitniit ii Kl.' li- of hilling thi.t Hut; .iK-Ht.'l. ) w.MllU h(lL-,3.-ft . , , Imronher irrn. Dm n. vi r c.ulil liii.ll.' H . -Miiy'M.. IWTi ilowliy i-(.n loipitfl th' nii'tel' to.if-h , Hill li.mn'Il. a hnincl who actl tin ,-fmrrlinf parliu-r lu I'hil lt,-fi.rc .;(! cf Hf'.ll't Kwoonn In New- Vorlr. in' he , un''.l l. I'" wh'i-ii lite of. ttcf Iy Jliiimy JfthnMon in l.. fr ni.intr hi Innlnhlii -'All riiulil hiii'" lilixt.'.l nlm lnon. fro:r ,iini'l.n If th.y hahl lit m- K on uh'.nl niuh liiinlniws,'' Biy ISIH 'J'iin ..tli'iitioiirf iin.l J.n.ivrrii .. i.ni'lini nl tin" wlffil i.v..ral in. . f0 . information ha lo vvlia: n..f,, work ratlin . nnnnnrrri iiKed lo he employed at. No More Neuritis lnAfms.Neck.Legs orThighs U mi wnnt to Eft rid or the aponiz itii: italriM nf neuritli", iicuralgi;., ,-iut-li a ur rhpurnatlum, Just apply Tynm4 -to the affected purtN and ate hu.v gulrkly all mlBtry will :eac. . . Tvmol in a powerfully penftratlnr nhrv'.rlitiit, ronthIn and healing In its a tl'ifi. which IE of in thn.nKh tho pi.rcn and quickly reaches Che burning-, aching nrvK. Those fstuhbrrn pains in the hack of th neck, about th KhouMer hlude. fae or head, in the ferrann and fiiiK-rr. or extendir.B down the thlKh to tti- Pie tip-:wil ni.f.ri dUappeur. framtilnp of the rpus eltf will ulop and you will.no tonyer te bothered with Rorenean. wrtllfnp. tlffner, numbness or li-nderneir.T of the Joints and ligaments. . -V 1'ynmol Ik not nn oHInfiry Uhlrprnt or Falve, but Mclentiflc new em-llnt thttt Is entirely different fr'-m anythlne j-ou have ever u?ed. I-.nt nffennny lontfr. (let a supply of Tynad atcany icotid druif vtore. Always, on hand at (ilUHK lriiK9, Inc. ; : Adv. '..!.! tract, .