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f [option a ' lon g disi j— Gr— ----- -— ■■— r— ...... — ~ Month k, tfhreo Months Hix Months ... One Year _ i _ — BMtoiSi M w y d e c id in g th e futures’ o f th eir num erous offspring. .............. ..............wag l o b e a tvacher; M arv w ould he a trained ntirfe, M S * S £ * - E f T « progeny w ould be placed in b u sin eaajirJíep t Da th e %£»'• A n d in tlie d a y «idle th e sohool instructors of_ Johfcny, M ary, WUÜe.Rpd, so op. b elieved they had fu lfille d 4 b e ir d u ty if th ey prepared them fo r graduation. F e w teachers realized th a t th m r’& w a s an excep tion al o p p ortu n ity to help you n g m enfcnd w om en to p ick th eir l if e ’s w ork On the b a sh o f th eir in d ivid u al q u alification s ahd p ecu la r abih ities. . i . A ll is-d ifferen t in the ed u cational system c f^ g d a y . V ocational gu idance is art estab lish ed science. T bft'public schools and the iritetitutiqns o f h igh er le a o iiu g noW 'strive to fit the curriculum to th e stu d en t, n ot th e studenfc'go the, course o f stu d y. T he stu dent a t t h e sa m e tim é is directed in to a l if e ’s w ork fo r w h ich he is e sp e cia lly suited. M any m en and w om en n ow failu res in lif e m ig h t h ave been exerted in th eir yo u th to th e Selection o f ft o a w r . . . ... , .i ■ * » - _ • A hoy with an aptitude for mechanics and the engineering WHAT CONSTITUTES ADVERTISING 'AU future erests, where an admission «haras Is mads or a U on takes is AdvartMln*.” branches should not be forced into a legal or literary career because a parent or an instructor is partial to those la tte r occu p ation s, y e t cou n tless h a v e been and «many w'ill he in th e fu tu re. DONATIONS T here is a “ d e stin y w h ich shapes our e n d s” if j it is No dooAtlons to charltlee or otherwise will be made in advertls- t h e pow er w hich a ttr a c ts the in d ivid u al to that th in g in or Job printing— our rontribntlooe wUl bo In cash. life fo r w h ich it is m ost fitte d b y nature. Is d{*ceant w<H he allowed Religions or Benevolent orders ALWAYS PDOTECTED; — When thou paeeebt through the waters, I will be with thee; and through th e,rivers, thy shall not overflow thee; when thou walkeet through the Are, thou shalt not he burned; neither shall the flame kindle upon thee. Isaiah 43-1. PRAYER. — We are glad. Lord, that thou dost keep ua dear unto thyself as the apple of thine eye. VAST FINALCIAL RESOURCES O ne o f th e p rin cip al factors back of th e m o st e x tr a ord in ary sto ck m ark ets w hich the country h a s seen in y e a r s is th e p len itu d e o f m on ey availab le fo r th e u se o f b u llish operators and in the hands o f people w ho are seek-- in g in vestm en t. S ca rcely a d a y p asses w hich does not see new h igh record p rices estab lish ed for som e secu rities, m any o f w h ich are se llin g a t figures q uite out o f proportion to th e ir d iv id en d d istrib u tors. In such ca ses th e buyers are lo o k in g fo r som eth in g o f im portance, w h ich w ill ju stify th e p u rchase of stock s, rather than th e q u arterly d iv i- d e e d s w h ich th ey receive. T h e fa c t is, m an y com m on sto ck s, p a y in g sm all divid en d s, are m uch m ore activ e and com m and h ig h er p rices than .preferred stock s w hich have p a id larger d iv id en d s for years. Ourrent valu ation s of su ch issu es are determ in ed by increased earnin gs and by th e o p ea tio n s of p ools w ho see an op p ortunity to run up th e prices. -N ot a ll o f th e com m on issu es, how ever, h ave m ain tained the h ig h p rices at w h ich they have sold. T h ey w ere e v id e n tly carried too far by the excited buying, o f ]x*ople who p a id m ore a tten tion to the operations o f other p eople than to th e earn in gs o f th e com pany w h ose stock th ey b ou gh t. „ / .« T h e v a st am ount o f m oney a v ailab le for opérations o f ab le to take care o f cred it needs. C redit for all leg itim a te b u sin ess should con tin u e com fortable. T h e banks could exten d th em selves greatly, w ere it ]x>ssihle for th e need to arise, w ith ou t ca llin g on th e R e serve B an ks for a n y large d egree o f assistan ce. T h e p la n s o f the governm ent for retrenchm ent and for tax reduction are factors ten d in g to' greater ease, in the lon g run, in m on ey rates. T h ey also tend to create a w ider a n d m ore p o s itiv e em ploym ent o f cap ital in industry. T h e W all S treet Journal p o in ts out th at m on ey ra tes in th e U n ited S ta te s are now the low est in the w orld. R a te s in Europe arc grad u ally d ropping as con d ition s im prove. T a k in g th in g s a t lon g range, the b u sin ess w orld lia s e v ery righ t Uf assum e there is a long period o f ea sy m on ey ahead w hich should resu lt in a great forw ard’su rge in th e production o f m aterial w ealth and com fort e v e r y w here. T b e effects w ill be fe lt here first, where con d ition s are stab le, and exten d grad u ally to other cou n tries as th in g s im prove and h atred s subside. one o f the , y W conduct ww * * * * 1 >*p BRAND NEW 88 NOTE Wurlitzer Player Piano O u tfit C on sistin g Of floor Lamp Duet Bench SOUTrfj-WEYMOUTH, Mass, Sept. 21— (U. P .)— Snatched i from their beds by two masked *' men, Shirley Fisher, 4, and her brother. Jack, 3, children qf Aus tin L. Fisher, were khinapped from their father's home here ' early Saturday. The little girl I was sleeping with her fraud- You can’t *1111 ideas by kill mother. The' ktndow of the lng people. room was o^en. The child’s grandmother was awakened by The voice of the votér Is loud the noise in the room. Before er before Section than after. the grandmother could get out of bed,, tbe masked men had ' Always try to get as little disappeared, each carrying a mileage as possible out of your child. troubles. The best wife on earth won’t stand for too much advice from her husband’s family. to The medical profession aeenja know everything about except how to cure Today the editor devotes more time to keeping things oiit of his paper than to putting things in it. Music Rolls Trade in V o w Piano or Phonograph at Pull Value HEAVY SNOWS: HITS W EST M' HAVRE, Mont., Sept. JÍ— (IT P .)—A heavy snowstorm in Western Montana Saturday igter- rupted cqmmnnlcatlon and ham. pered traffic. Four lncftes of snow was reported at Helena, and a snowstorm la raging be tween Havre and Cutbank. Tele graph and telephone lilies were carried down., The tempera ture is near fteesing. A Beautifnl Little Bungalow BABY Upright Piano CRANE BRAMBjrBW Wurlitzer Upright New $700 V ain e O nly only Hes Heck says; ’’Somehow or DENVER BANK CL other, tbe world appears to git DOORS THIS MOR along fairly Well on a low per centage o’ honesty. 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 FREIGHTER ADRIFT OFF LOWER CALIFORNIA SAN PEDRO, Sept. 21— (U. P .)— The freighter Seorge Allen was reported to be adrlfe 226 miles off Lower California coast today, her engines disabled bv a heavy storm. The vessel radioed fresh distress signals this mornlng. The George Allen, car- rylng a crew of 40 men, Is from Baltimore, for Pacific porta, Other vesaela In the vicinity are reported to be suffering from the storm. ________________ — ««»Mon. The bank ref need to accept depoelta, and closed its door« a t ten thirty. ---------- * . . . SNOW AT KLAMATH KLAMATH FALLS, Sept. (U. —Snow fell on the .Sur- rounding hillsides during Friday night. Rain and slush filled streets Saturday, morning,. A. near f reeling temperature was reported. ■ ----------------- ;---- TIDINGS Classified Ads Bring Results. WANT APS «ELL BARGAINS GALORE AWAIT YOU IN USED PIANOS AND PHONOGRAPHS i Slightly .U sed .Mahogany A Good Used Upright Piano Small Sire Used Upright $79 8123 Upright, $750 Value on Sale $357 /j » . lu st the thing for the student ANYTHING. Piano Elegant Tone. Start Children on this. the REMEMBER FIVE DAYS ONLY TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY „ A NEW NATIONAL ROAD SYSTEM T b e recent a ction o f the In terstate H igh w ay B oard in d e sig n a tin g a n ation al system of roads coverin g the U n ite d S ta te s and tou ch in g every state Capital is ’ a re m inder th at an ev e n m ore am bitious project is b ein g con sid ered . T h e P an-A m erican Road C ongress, w h ich is to m eet in B u en os A ires O ctober 3, at the in v ita tio n o f th e A rgen tin e governm ent, has for one of its objects th e con' struction o f a P an-A m erican h igh w ay which w ill u n ite the cou n tries th at com pose the*Pan-A m erican U n ion. T h e U n ited S ta te s and a score o f other A m erican rep u tyies w ill have rep resen tatives a t the m eeting. T h ese plans fo r h ig h w a y sy ste m s con n ectin g p o in ts thousands o f m iles d ista n t d irect attention to th e lo n g jou rn eys th a t are now taken in autom obiles. I t h as becom e a com m onplace m atter for m otorists to Cross the U n ite d S ta tes. The netw ork o f roads m apped out at the W a sh in g ton m eetin g p rovid es e ig h t tran scon tin en tal rou tes from A tla n tic co a st to th e P a c ific and nine from O ulf o f M exico to Canada. E ven in th e old W orld, w here prograss in road b nil d ing is far behind th at in Am eriaa, long «q p im ob ile journeys are being taken, one o f the current ma g a z in es, fo r exam ple, describing a m otor trip from W estern E u rop e to India. T he W ashington com m ittee did w ell in arrangin g to m ark the in terstate routes d esig n a tin g w ith uniform sig n s. Som e p rivate association s o f h ig h w a y prom oters h ave done th is in the case o f such in terstate roads as th e Lin-, xsoln H ig h w a y and th e Kuquehanna T rail, and it has served a good purpose, gu id in g m otorists through tow ns and p a st ^intersections and m a tin g it unnecessary to stop and in q u ire directions. T h e p lan s prepared a t W ashington w ill n o t b e ca r r ie d in to e ffect, o f course, for som e tim e. It is n ot to be im a g in e d th a t in a fe w m onths there w ill be e ig h t u n broken ribbons o f pavem ent exten d in g from coast to coast.' N o t ev e n th e L ineolnM Iighw ay h as been paved in its e n tir e ty , a lth o u g h i t h a s been a w ell-traveled, tran scontinen t a l rod fe for a num ber o f years. < $100 Value Phonograph Looks Like New Brand at Almost Hal Regular Price M snaoatW ftsymcnd.GnfFithmFine Free Records YouWouMJBe You oaa put nothing In your home that w ill give you more pleasure and enjoyment than mnsic. I f yon have children you oWe them a musical education. K eep them at home with music. Music converts your house into a “ home” . ' ¿ 2 _ _ ... .... ■ est Dressed Ha In Town ‘Hab*a-dash-Inn’ W r tr -M - O «• V r.|W c V . i