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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA' ORAXDE, ORE.
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patene in tiis paper and tuto tae kcea! orvs bectcs a'are are
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Ca: j. fcng3e copy
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Outlay, local, per ec:san men
Tlrae contrari prates ca appiisfctiea
frir&Li s&n&ij m iron
HERBERT
ADAMS
(ecsntry lLf sJa bertaved pon hia'SEany mTinr scenes Sa -s-nicn
.' tae Oritr cl the 6m c Sntsraaa- ctr, TtrjCJira-Twraes and x frystfrvai
) Aad otic re Presjdesit Bcoier ar-ade-; aaci sf scrol tr? snaroaEfciy
f ejte. is atrTary jLxiff. tie dicsel prtrtioed cay ty city a a -.
i Ktrrifel tie corps c ctdeta at ; hjca mas to r.ft 6Kp liae
s-3 to trirk liit te aid ISiss Elite
I"Ti:rk tii3, Bzrieci srsUted
"HiTeo t jot &e piyirs s-trt4
t tiTe to-" EUl's cart rtplT
Tts Io:i5ea t i crr3:r la coin.
Asdic?" deacsei su tcid JIa
ai-e ct ter cor ra.
" Tie u-eticcJrs coeiIsd3 fci-d
i!t Qssrdlirg Ltej bid com
tD tl- fi?e t tie EirtSea ki4
Tt jary Ty te lrror; to
tsi"2. tiers vis tryttlrs' r.t tie
"Tit 7 W3fal. Verj ttoxs."
"Ca yoo Ltil tisai fait j;-3
"Frrt: ptrsazai rziticr cf to
cacrra to asy ocie &n osrseirfei."
Brtteti to2i4- "If a witsess
iei c$ tr.2t cs SuriiT Tk j&a
legs c! tie titTT Jsii rxen: es-crttJ Wlw Eiifc bo-e L-c3
b'itl gti enckj- riecirci wDiii tilt te wrocg" -
Ixrart- eiiiEir. lira. s-d "ie col Tes. It rtloned B13 is-
SiS Itld pZi"4 CTftJ.
f H-riiST 7 ti t a Kft
m "d i tcMr j :
r: '.u m;pf tv p r c i
I tJ'X.t'T ILK r;
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I'i-t It sxrrr t rbex:
tvitii ir wrti tt nfnc
A' s5f i I iraj If -r ?w
, Cmbm. t -.:fc J?.i. V-"
If 1' tLSVtX-Cd V. CtfJSi'i
2iw.tt i-sz ff-m tcrc a i-t tcr
i if rt: f : t r-.t.tr t trrr i i cw
trtlxi vim iXa. it-siuus t;ta-i.
EILL, AHO WARJ0R1E
IF tie crD-r-tr's srrEzerJca list
tie irix.e sst t&re tiJca of
ltll -rere eorrtcL, tiere fcc
do E.rsury. Snt CocitabCe Eaoe.
i':r & briea tAf.'tiiica. ret&2
tt Z-d etizEiico d tie a-rotes
i KNOWS COrVTBV
io success CTfO liaise m-
5 -w, irr.X.i.T "With Utitt Hectare of tirt tatjaie t boot n a t
j oaE.iry. Coiccrfi Eicif' jaociie . af Sesrti;. tt- " plaksazit
zxrxz tb.t pan otf xi ncoiii- H w tyyi reik-Taccaiia,
j tort trxl retrt-d la ta pgrtbga ' :
SJfSS.ROOSELT ROAD
Dfcil Cronl oJ SOO.OOO c2rn
livjix ftftea pasoes rr ported
NAME BILL WTNS
tCaasase frss Px Oae)
A$ a rintf cf ct- it rtj toe ?ie 3
Tfrr rtatwao uraftt er "ottid lit.:
FIND IT
HERE
Copy for tiito CotoiBB must
be li kj ) L a
HeB$tieUn-, pirmilD;, bat ton
bales, roc Xrto&A kk5d Shop.
AdT.
iai. t-aea m ail ppobtfeiity te
at ti um -pt try:r-r to
ici co in lile. cerr3a zs. rtnticc ctf tiis Le&sis rf tie Craxci
LerTFtfTi Srcst cIt Jcur c.ts a -nrr&rs ar wcf-ji ta
icart in i-r' HLrts ftrr 'jt. I-: rn b cirtiT apgrtcetateeL fcrt ttHI
izc rsAsaa. tiiii it -tm per- ie citet-3 Sjcs. lise TneLSS" eC-
soied to accept aa ap5xr.tzzr.t to , ciizraU aid Jrzii,
TTesa PiCEt atd rrjii is earer a ; aeyreaeataEPe Ds.r-id Gass arid
T,i?;taTj oc. I srtral rssrtseEtaa-Pes- etf ti Pact-
V ciasaie' of ecderre asj:5
i tiie ooeiaai"e to aptaron a fail
W-jr-h -srcijti appropeiLte aU?.OCC to
nttciiKi cr tie ;ienJ gcTcrs
aetit, to cccrsiete CTCcctpaU atinyrt
ia. certain para cJ tie state. Tie
LOT4LTT .cia:ttee li5 ztx pas oc tr biii.
SrTira'p H-Ti-r ri!-presitasTes c! otocor airer-
rv-i-kt-i t.-v t sr r- -r t- i eccKezns. protested acaasst a
Etvea sceae fv- and crtzae s -4-'.. t ;
aai in err itrw ci ncvi ' --i-z a?
GEAPE IT IU-LS
Sccietimg rery Dt Jor tout home
and er ot lie latest creeuorjs tn
cASFs-are. See tneai at Richardson 5
Art aaa Oirt 2a&?. 2-13-4 t.
BBOKc j
H yr3 biTe a broJten vHidsiield ar
Sirrf- class z&v 3S trie tur-e to have It
fr.i wtti e-b- piste. Glass is tlse
cheapest tii.t It ias been in twelve
years. Yea. vJl tare xaoEey by tar
rar it daoe t Bicianisoca Art and
GiTl Sirsx 2-18-1 t-
POET'S CORNER
f m CHIME SPECLU,
As Jcsa5 as tiy Sast. X double sift
aad giss caae plate fez- $2 at
ititlit s- 2-21-2 V
I know thy works: beheld, I have set before thee an open S-'A ea. Esseoe ti. ana eunr jt td ms Bite ty csusre
door, a&d BOiEan can shut it: for thou hast a Httfe strength, j 7t t eat tal Mt a Ssjr si ita
Bev. 3:8.
In i-ier-s" aard si rre'' liliir
Jri- 1 isa m '-ae liJ'-a 354: .board ctf tr-,-
atrcA "sr-re approved: sate ie-
And crarse cJ the diw to tae
trs, fcrO board of irr:a-ai ec-oca-
jsirt zua tociai yi-wr, an aafs t OreKa niRoncal
Waere sscaetifs fn ts - u-.- r-i
NEW PEWTER
Hi. t yo3 eea tae latest tiiags la
?rrth.1 pieces c IVutsr. aos; suitable
tar card prices aa3 at a price vricn
asiara yea. Taese you will
lizd in tie nearest Lx on tae ear
tet. viiaca as nenr saorn tt RicbanJ
soci,s Art and Gtrt Sacp. Tais line is
tie litest rT-rP crect iroca tie Gift
and Art Wars Snow at Caicairo.
2-1 8- t.
FALK'S
LA GR-VNDE STOKE
BROAD
STATEMENTS
We do not Insinuate
that some businesses mre
uniruthiuJ. We do not
eren attempt to account
Jcr it. But the fact re
mains that we see so many
"Sales" and so many "Ee
marltabie Values' that we
are lead to wonder. How
much effect do such state
meats have on you as a
buyer? Is anything "free"
when ycu have to buy
something else to get it?
Do you believe that the
"Biggest Sale in the His
tory ol the State" is really
that?
We doubt whether you
do and since we are try
ing to aid our customers
in malting their shopping
decisions, we do not use
these statements. Are we
right or wrong?
MEMOErtS
Ktszants ire lt-J iVirrgf to r-ST mTjin r; 'tvt
Fi;t closed sts pornils azj3 Ibe dfcy i&s gar:
Wiien ut5ov trice Icmr kxctas ti vt2i
Aixrre tfrf JSrfTiirsce ra ti ctrjOiirJ:!;
Vf-rrres. wiUi uttje bTvsts cd sacj?. azed vcrs
ljM as l whirper ctf t2M Usrf "eares
Aai2st t ptrie- Bnr ceastct is tise rsrsr
Wren mravpesras a air )rt--i-ijd -wearcs!
IHy. witb its tri".ress ard it eisrm. cazsot
rfwei?h the pxrre tiat is tcxcd whts aa
Is tuKjdl. VTrrn carTcraest borers rjeu-,
Arjd wtrjdwct orazircics brash ijtlT.t tbe wall;
TSirn scczie rri forrvrsea at hih citco.
We itt; at. tn arjd -ts.p sccrje friestCy
Kricrj? Jtiii el tiist ta trje tvtiigjst bwr
Tlae oejstiiS are paired and beans siaI3 nrjtSennarjfJ.
, -MiW W. Pimips.
WEATHER
A winter cf unusual mildness interspersed with periods of
almost summer warmth in many parts of the United States
has set many people asserting once more that the climate !
has changed- j
Of course this is true enough if geologic time measures i
are employed; theTe has been 'a big change since glacial ice i
covered a large part of the United States. But of a change '
of a permanent character within modern times there is rso
conclusive proof. ;
It is necessary to go back to 1816, the "year without i
summer," for a maximum of seasonal variation. In Nef .
England that year there was frost during every month, and j
the winter was very severe. The people of that time spoke j
of the climate as becoming sterner, just as today they talk '
of the gradual moderation of the country's climate. But in j
tnore than a century there hass been no repetition of 1S16;
tt was a freak, as we trust the drouth of 1930 was a freak.
J Today many persons lament, while others give praise, for J
the "passing of old-fashioned winters." But the truth prol j
b!y is that they are making comparisons with the except
iional weather that was impressed upon their minds during :
jheir younger days.
I Climatic rarities occur mow and then, but from one genera- -(ion
to another the weather presents a rather even and
unexciting average. ; ;
wie it foi'ji sTe tfi3 rery d:fiTVe!2eiiy rreiitrs toswiij. He
g--
At tise social J-ririicms ciae frr-rS';
sary rbcTt liiied t.? pre cp
Tae acrare-brtTr. iae ccKitaij or star,
Tiiat atiB aas a stiar in ti cz?
It's xr.zi -ncuatiro c3 iti, i
Koa cairy ctf God tmz cif r-,v,
Tixat reai.'y cacs zare - ;
Tata cuaJaJ bcotjerer i pita. " ,
4 .
ONE KILLED. TWO
WOUNDED IX EAST
SIDE GANG WAR
paao ruaer.
at
2-21-1 tp
(Cc-atiEo-e-d troro Pape Od)
tis ittaciirs -Eere peer saarfcs-
-TTrass bocca. peraaps. taat tiey ecoeiras on tae easaUtr i-t.
, , , ae r-ifi to nme tie saen nao din
Tner Traoid Eiji dare sio Traat i t?s . sittoizrif-
T-ra5iid be so -aegrhit --r li Citat. I -jf i c." as TH tiie tae
Away, tacuga. Ircca gra ctf ti -aes wr.tn ie, iT I tfocl I taar
OHr OF HEARING OF
FINAL ACCOtNT
NOnCS 13 HZHSBT GIVEN that
tsae Aiaiiaistntm of tbe estate of
Abac aA. creased, has filed litr
final acceaat aerem and tne County
Ocrjrt aas ltr-rf itaadsy tae 2nd day
latrci, at ti bear of tea .
o'cicca in tr.g. forenoon of said cay j
as tae Wae 'ot tae neenn? of ob- j
lecticos to taci foaal account and ;
tie se:titnt tartof. I
JANS C. SNOOK. Aaniinistratrix. )
Jan. 31. Feb. 7. 14. 21. 28.
mlnlstrator of the estate of O. p.
Cool idee, deceased. Ail persons hav
ing claims against the said estate are'
hereby directed to present them to
the undersigned with proper vouch
ers therefor to the undersigned at the
La Grande National Bank, In La
t Grande, Oregon, within six months
; from the date of this notice.
;H. E. COOLIDGE. Administrator 0f
the Estate of O. P. Coolldge, De
: cea&ed.
Dated January 24, 1931.
H. E. DIXON. Attorney for Adminis
trator. La Grande, Oregon.
; Jan. 24-31. Feb. 7-14-21.
a train all ccci:
are trmi
B ll w&uia ce t.e cc-r-.er no funter inf&r?rai!ST.
t- :.T:; O Zift .(&i-3 tilt. 2rTz;g r:rarj Jar Iul5
t--: r ?fee in xre. iri.:t pec ;uUi. lies. i&. kac
j'-wtfl I trf ,i-r$ ci liiese iaeEt.ng:5 mtfei ze-i5-3Lt
f?r tacS a ren-2rt. . -
im wiz ""Xs. Dr N? lienor, wifca yea
!T oajy ta
Tnat nen
Tneyre ni one wiit oatter taan
ne. j
And t-.-fat :t aaacua arxsys cccae
Crst.
T:- truti ss Iss not aat coe t.
oaSy coe s raTeou5 ttirst.
Oae can art be lyy&l trae
And dr-t Jjist TwaateTer tity
cacose.
Por true Joj-al Fsi.cts ta.erre soc
If, rcli, iaey ttp drinting tais
booce.
Wae oae is protected ty itT.
If lorai to ota- C S. A 1
Tboara crr-?rs ta trast
Taty sr-rXid a&t tais act cUioaty:
To itTrs c tae taty d y- r-cr.
Aad not rvotitjcas ccacitae;
Fcrtiro'.ng taetr ptrt-saai -aav
. 12 len-ai. taey'd ieaT r.c
Waterloo Papers
Are Consolidated
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICS 13 KEHS3T GIVEN that
tae nrder2caed its been appointed
by li Cscary Court of the State of
Oreroa fcr Unico Ccinry. as the ad-
See Fred nnd Be Ahead
BODY AND FENDER WORK
Auto Tops. Glass, Curtains f
Welding
Fred's Body & Fender Shop
211 Greenwood
WATEPJjOO. Lnra. Feb. 21
lerrer. diectrre FrxiiT, of tite Water
loo IZzilr Cox-i: aad Witkra Trt-
Tb Coaner Is ptibed ajter
ZiZtozs caiiT exofpt Suaaay. Trj.-e
exrtpt Lf-r -t, "
Ta pttbli&aejrs,. In anrjociacinir tie
ccessiLa& taca. saa; it end c'aaii-
ca tisa and proTs coeipiet eorertre
cftae fiiid Sas-itfi by tae papers ax
a C'tf"c cast.
Tie aanKzaseraEat said tia ntaje
c ti. aerctd ptptrs soGid be tise
'S'iien'o DtUy Courier, cccabned
wti tae Waterloo Tniaa.
i !lf3
t'iz'el ti.3?f:Lr'.'. ' a M:ss Elixe psrt-J did yaa
: V-rrow l'r'; ix.3 ayrcaca tizt Dlci EtTtiesT"
3 sitb i- rcfw I ::5J tiU to yes
i- et;eji i;-;Tr.? ; j yoa ty Las ol tilt tca
i njm ifk y;-3 rti v j ifjre. ct oieris. isjtire cr t-)
a.'L MUs ls!-ar.i:r;e
Chats With
Parents
i ENCOURAGING
! Livasion of the stock 'market by the bulls after a bear
tnarket of great intensity is of greater significance than ;
appears on the surface. It is possible pools are behind some ,:
of the boosts, and causes peculiar to the securities involved ;
may be responsible in one or more instances, but digging ;
ieeper for fundamental reasons the analyst finds cause for '
optimism in the economic outlook.
The apparently spontaneous boom discloses that there is .
Still plenty of money in the country, without which there
Could be no business recovery. Business generally will take :
assurance from this discovery.
', Mounting "security values releases capital, improve cred:t. i
Stimulate spending and spread optimism, which in turn de-
velopes businesji. Falling values have the opposite effect. -;
. Apparently the bears have had their day and will turn
bullish to rise with the tide. Conditions do not wan-ant
sudden inflation, but they do justify a slow, steady upward
trend, and the present situatk-n is very encouraging to gen-1
era! business.
:t I tr.
.J-M-l! If
:e -s hi jfKite." i
Hiii &- f, y tst i;trji riirt to i tin ol KjTTts'Jto
-t s j-jKer? as tae crjr cca tie e.3ei c? tbe two fi;:ert tack
1 i-zr.tz a: tij sse a?i'i CDClors pLice ia tie witness
- o'cSrt ;3 tie trt; ii i3 soi. Aii.-ey W2i risio:y a-rry it
-rfl" j Dr Bsrseci fparej Wiricrit as
n .ttr:.a u:j v.i: te bsa-,T " s trr ttcCj
.,t4 to ,-tif lie ecu. 3o wu?i te!l ew sae Jid iitcorered tr
. xa ties tr.ef t.-U t!ari.n;3a:' --T Sit ecaSrsel Dr.
it tai s Miss jrt,.ite ;,;.e-e.aj sLatcxeat cesctraiss
- partes, it cis S'.-.-e ttrat.
'Ik! y3 4::?ft tiy:S:t.t
itj t:y.e LLe tBk'i
rsiiiei
Dr
'!: ti-.-::rf s rtxars ii,yat ier
oss ct tor.ztt iiroiib tairr-jre
kii. Ji:!ed tiat ibe iid to
jarocty eitept wiat ter t;at
J a. owed ter.
1 "Had jc-r t " : iy rexs-M Jot
tb!s;zs yam r.tf Dr. Nttiertra
awxei to marry?
Sie see-.cil o ti!ak bit tte
was wrois " iiarjorie said. re;eit-
'No" B:i: a at lir-jt
Y3 to:2 te p.-:?ce cf a
Uj-: rena;s lie n.iie "
i r j :r ; a sy.i-y.e.
Nc:it:t3 rt.'jiej ic tj tie
-M - " caswH :-; aer t?;UJ st tit xroaer
te ? iM at-tat e re nse to e.T;a li'.sJea er of jer meetlrft t-.ih
tie c-iyi:cUa
Sie to-3 tie corcrer tilt ailer
Lr. N;:tertoa tai leri ter "a lb
tarits. lie ssrf stood alone :or
aooat tea miaales aid tiea Si-i re- j
tams-ij to tie rarles. seelcs ca )
one tr-eaawisle-
".Saw. B tke. tils Is nlsfal 1
-wisa ysn approached ya: aiat
SEVENTY-EOCR YEARS YOUNG
Ex-Secretarj" of Stale Frank B. Kel!o?g, who recently re
turned from Norway, to which country he went to receive
the 1929 NoeI peace award, is seventy-four years of age.
but he said: '"I am still a young man, and I am just begin
ning to advance."
Such a remark is an indication that the speaker is at Ieat
young in spirit. While his photographs indicate that he
is no longer a young nun physically, his exceptional activity
in connection with large ta-ks has not affected his spirit,
and it is entirely possible that it has had a beneficial effect
on his bodily health.
When a man begins to live in the past rather than in the
future; when the days to c- me appear to have little intetest
for him. he is apt to grow old faster than the man w ho keeps
in contact with current affairs and makes plans for the
activities of the njorrow.
-s im-reiiurs
"1 k :b Is'Jse of ;ta-
tae cor;rr passed. "I aast ir.isi
5" as i--xit. la- as ,c tacw.
title mere y.'.s ij-trj.icj s jji
;:ii"
Tbe !:e 5 :.;re !n coart erl
!M; u-.i. tia t 3tst
:a rtv. 2. t.:r.; i,!et;l a-a t: ereT io
c;:..-j i:.-j a.'(--.:;a c: ii 13
ttrv:4w la tie gi'iJeTi Zfr$ ere
us c l:rz. 11J e n cos
sr:i-j Auitt) . i:!r.ri. trei lt
rls to-iirs ze: ore:ii. si:i
t '. ! lit w;;ij. At mt liey
OBSTIXACV
By AUce jQtLn Peale
We sa rioi tie ciiii. arid we
are laetr a ie does not Lire in ctir
boas?. bo c;;rs rtsisianne ta erery
coTnhrt. wio Ihts bsiric. ars-ies
caters a sUetit byt txfza the less e;5ec
t:Te TeJtisU to obey. Wjti stirh a
etI rsfcarry ertry iottr of tie isT
hrzrics a cattle cS wuis arjd pursi
x&ents. A cr, does rtt thus ia
c-wn LJ ijL.U witbcji due cause.
S-Jch ccr;Ttent octnircy reiects ai
wtys u?DQ tie tratzrxt,h ias re-e:-pS
Most l;ec-r.::y ie ias been s-ji.
rct3 to entirely tco many com
msnds wilch cctr. n irccn rjct
one btit I." "jm .ir.y adultj wio?e
laeos ocnTiict with one an-oiier. " ;
'.:i:n:.v its beft: cw f.rzn.
harti arjd irr; urjfiuly lax arjd
dulrer-t.
Ee has iearred ty txrr.f rr that
tircwm a ter-per rsnTT-jra wj;
ptobailT art i..-r: ' r u r :c
has ;uit beer; Cen:i or tist Grart- -rcotitr
will t i:: tio wist sXolie ;
lortssiSe.
S--JCA a cid is belr;? th-ororarily
traiceS to a nec2t:Te and oa;VA: !
att;twie .".." 2 must r.Te rise to 13- t
c-rT.eraile ! u : 1 -h f : cor r.:cls and
wixh v:U stan 13 tie tit c; his
fcarr icruc-js relitcriS v.lh atilts :
arjd ciiiirea Witscce tie iccne. (
Oae oi tr.e r;ts at i
brcr: the onmrreDoe ct a rreat j
Prices Are Hard
i On Poultrymen
E033n?0, Ore. -,. Eren tae
bes-i p-irjiiry ?n are iire hard
liecd-nr st tae presat reccrd prjces.
fc-at 2 S. Cccat;ca. Lra;a !i.r. zs
oercastrBtiaE tatt eira nenr a TrtZl
crraniied aad operated peltry ftrnt
cdl rerira tcaie marrm foe iabec.
la January Cccapton's fire a ot
:C5 fcns arerared 102 daien e?ns a
dzy -c-iuth his a-arara: fieures anew- :
ed irere prccucS at a ca&h cct ol ,
t-9 cents per dozen. Tae case is
reparti by J, c. Ledy. county
treat.
Over Night News
(By The A)oc-:aied Pre)
DomrMie
Nr Tort Marcus is arrested lec
reJ-jszng to tester before 5eJsr in
:,c.-:ry on clawd baaJc cf Cn:ted
rtit-ss-
Paatnta Dtrribie Los Aareles is
declarKi "stir.t " by -ea-eaty" aircrait
titarfcmr r"1 In irar caate.
I . , Peru Rercit against profis
iraal Prestdeat Cerro is put dam af
ter battle at CaHao; -cme Aaterican
tat one vO '. '.'jed-
Buenos Aires Dtspttcaes say in
screen ts captured tow-a of VUia Ea-caraacic-n
in Paraguay, then eracuated
Buenos Aires Group of array cf
f:aers is arrested for plot to orer
tarcrw roTrmrrxa: cf Argentina.
Vienna Sing Zoe cf Albania es
capes iarury vaen fired on by assass
ins; his ad;jtar: is fcsllect
Lcnico Eu- Kward R. Henry. In
pentor of flngerpr-nung and forraer '
Get a Chrysler
and you get the
most for your
money. We don't
have to prove it
-the cars them
selves prove it !
CHRYSLER EGHT Coxrc mmble seat) f:49y, Sedan fi2;
QmrcrtUc Caitt fiSSy, Rxis!er $1495. Six tire thcels, fSo extra. Sport
Km-'ster (kchjxg six xire ke!s erjj trunk rack) f:;$. CHRYSLER
IMPERIAI. EGKT -Fae-Pazer.ser Sedan $2-45; Oost-Cmpled Sedan
Ssify, SereaJKser Sedar. $294;; SedaLimousme $314 j. F.O&Factory.
L. W. WEEKS
Greenwood & Jefferson
TD3 eipect to ir
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Tia:iir.s btr. tie c3to:tr il- i
3jreM tie !i3t tor 132C3. i
jj:as!t rsjrtl jt to R:c ;:d. J
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j-e.-ei. Ym'H set a ssrrnfe tMs '
j tfie.-r'r;. f tare to see te cor- I
' With t;a: a citei aajy
f to r
8 :ttI-W
In Washington
Cr-r.irrr: or.al Rrord ha beea I;ter- :
xl'.j harassed :.h Cwcr.pt: ios cl all !
crt-- Te arpe& of tie P. ft Croaa. .
:i wula seem, hae cc-.f:-a etry-
Mi-?. Thomas A. Edisn teiU the piwent generation f
young- women that their "new freedom" has nut dt-privwi
them of their old, inalienabli" rights to cultivate a jrentic
womanliness and reverence for the finer things of life, it
is indeed a privilege too precious to exchange lijrhtiy for
wime dubious forms of lilierty in which pome your.jr wonn
pre now indulging.
Hi HrrKf-rt Ittjicmer j
W.VSHINOTON T; vou'id yerrr.
a: by tr..s t. f Pr-.cet Koo"tz '
hitt r-.-a:d pr.:y xr. - -
c::.-:.-3 m the urcu.ast:xken arra .
'A t.ke cx-vii: try . - i
Ana 5ti J-.? ru ciu:.v;. further ln-J
i:rr .-rczi by ctspar.iaj: his pn- 1
orj.i rr.U:ra:y .e Lt C- Caatp
ivli B K:ir- t-y pUce to the arr ;
i ns . r u-. u a to briii ba: k to ;
.-rr. a -r.Ar.-2 repctt on aat Z
ii i hmy itnrt.iT j
It rr,r be po,t3;e ".a" Mr H : t - :
er u-2dn!y re;2rd th.i,: ith:a has
ci2 otJlCLa fira.lv he had c-:.t? ao ;
cculd furtjuh turn inlocTTLf-icti cf
the kind he particularly ds.rt;
Ccjafl Hcace? a ra:l.tart can. !
He ha fcpat hj hc-ie J;;e La the I
srtry He 5 coin at ThiniT :r a rr-:li- j
tary mat He ear the C,.aru:hed '
rrjcf rr.edal Jar t:- rTif at chief !
i ;i oc tne 3it c:it-:; curxi
J-t t the pre.deat hoped ta ' li "ftcrd ar
a:r .hr. ih. Co!ow: Hedges no or.e ' Tae Kia cf E-t..r cociftrred ca
fcr-rr.M :o tno j 'n the Order cl Military ifmt a
S,r.re tr. crcuh :U.f last ma-.-; the reut ot his a-ock as n-.il: :ary at
rr.r, cx-c.'.;.t. sn th.e i-tncJcea ar-a tacb of the Amerraa mti!sy in
fcat-e ttxn Otia.Ied in every cooceir- 1 Uxirtd 1-v trure t H s-r tlse
t m inner m WasMnjtoc. T"r.e Special of Peace f,TC t.'. pre-rfrxe in
r- tJie tJ:rr;f of coy nt Jew rewrir5 i He ao imprrsd Q-rr-n WArie of
. n txr. h rM5e of cotrrss. Tn Er ar ar d urinj; be r - : t to tru
leilaPROOF WHY
f'emft, 0" GOODYEAR IS THE
femaglS . LEADING TIRE ....
The C.-i.,cir A!- ' IV j 1 tsed
W -h- tr;- i . T'',.':.; " i f It.Slt Spc
fat-It-"- I h: ft: omj. -, C-'i -""i :V" t V T ecu -'a- er r-..
cs :.?V-c-.r.3 i.'.sc'..i o.-e ' ' f . ;i ' 3 e -T!-;!cj.:c .-, :It
!-ts&.K-erV:,a:VT S". ". ! '--"ie- ta--sAJ w
po-- c' --i ri wr-" I -, - r1 - " -""-s rr!--;rf j;
t-l:S-pc-. ?---Sc;ViA. I .,c; ' j C's e--cl :-.,t,:
- Ml
fa tc-i
See these demonstrations of superiorify. Then'
cons.rJer the fact, true for 16 years, that more : '
peep's rco on Gooa'yeor Tires ,han on any
oteer kind. The public has mode Goodyear
Tht leading tire! The poblic buys millions -''
mere Goodyaars annunllv J
, "j enaoies
Gocoyear to give the greatest value. We
all
neve Ins i
f-..e. iroae in your old hres!
GUAx ANTcED TISc REPAIRING
GOOD USED TIRE
W. H. BOHNENKAMP CO.