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irrev-
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4 h«
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gear
t the
»me,
time
Mas-
rPa-
* day
grip-
oae
d be
ed at the bottom, »
Thirty-four and a half minat*
later, after someone had obtain
ed a grappling hook.' Hkneetf Wei
pulled to the surface. ¥o all ap
pearances he was dead, t ** '
With ap inherent «tubbcrnnesi
he still appeared dead an. tour <a
more later when coroner’s mei
arrived. Bnt tho sailers whs la
bored over the inert form Tqfnset
to'relinquish their opfapanloa
waterlogged and ’M d * timdfch k t
And than a white band plopped,
palm down; upon the w et boasoe.
It was Paters hand and it moved
of its owh strength. A moment
later Peter grunted, atyl th . dep
u tes admitted that they’ might
have been mistaken,.
"It wasn’t long Peter recall
ed, "before I was back on, my fast.
"Maybe the liquor had kept me
down, and maybe Ittiwd kept me
alive. But whether nr ap, I’ve not
touched a drop slafe."
Which to AU given on the word
WASHINGTON, Jaly-99— (UP)
—An air stream, blowing 799
.miles an hour, has been perfect
ed by the Barena of Standards f»r
feeling airplane propellers.
The experiments with the new
high pressure air
stream
have
shown that tblg'metal propellere,
now coming into om . are more
efficient at very high speeds than
woolen propellers^
OLYMPIA,
elite coast atatee am spending rel-
attvely mor# mob«y for educaUng
their children th*p; a r e -ea ste rn
schools, and they are outstanding
te efficiency aceorgjn« to »Utls-
ties of Dr. Frank W. Phllllye of
,ttae George Washington univers
ity, chief statistician in the Unit-
ed States bureau at eahcatlon.— s
Phillips has ranked Washing-
ton first in general «ed llence in
kir'biennial tdrVeg. "W^sblng-
t®B ranked ainilariy 1» 1918.
1910, 1922 and 1924.
•, California, with tho highest an-
■■*' * * * W Mtild of hay state,
1169.36, ranks second to Wash
lotion, according to the report,
Ohio ranks third. Near York
fourth, New Jeraeyvfifth and Min*
i rojs wi '* W
C M M ; PhllUp Morris, proal
of Morriy and Company
BY G. P . WILLIAMSON
• (U. P. Staff Correspondent )
LONDON,. (U P )— Prohibition
’M the. Wost* dangerous problem
A m erica now has to confront, Sir
Charles Higham, advertisingand
trade export here, told the United
l i t e m an hie return from his 3i»t
r trfc ‘to the United stabs«.
<
"Liquor is freely sold in Amer
ica and is not difficult to hug,"
of the world to prospective cus
Sir Charles declared. "It la,'how
tom er!. The American no, longer
ever, of poqr qu^ity. Oo my test
stops
to write
Seitd catalogues
trip < found people hr (io had been
to
customers
by
mailj
h^new us
total abstainers 25 years ago. c a ll
es the fastest njfihyds of. selling
ing thkir bootleggers Jor a regu
cooperation— the cable, telegraph
lar supply.
.?»:• ' system,
ant m p i ^ < • ' '
/ ’While the people of the United
States are hindered hg «he prohib
ition la w /th e w h ile altltdds of
the people Meme fo be one of
-warning against Interference with
*thelr right to drink.’.
*The American people have be
come » great playing nation and
the quest for the ’mighty dollar*
which la so often misunderstood
coming
By the foreigner,;^. for the sole
purpose of earning that it might .
he spent on the better things of
I r v i r ? W ~ p r fl|
Sir Charles declared that the
Colo., former prosteent pf
HSroford' CattlO Breeders Asso>-
cjatlon of America; O. M. Plnm-
thef, Portfend. gOneral falsnaffer
of tkd Pketffc UMdtastlotttl U r t
p o f e W f t t t lo f f t TbobiadWilson,
presidents* Wihten aad Company
packers, : and’i t K r t a r i i & x i
pine, Tax.,« president oP t i l l fo x es
Cattle Growers Association .
"What wo realljr are seeking,"
said R. J. Klnkef, secretary ef the
American H erford Cattle ^reed-
ere Association,
-a , pure food
and drop a ct appUeaUe to the
meat Industry."
Mi
H
PWU4}
as delicious to eat
which it come s.
W hile you will
ways first in your memory,
cation o i beef so th e . housewife
will get exactly what she pays.
|- From its sessions, leaders ex
pressed the hops, of perfecting an
Organisation to propagate the dor-
trine Of mqpt standardisation and
labeling of meat under govern-
ment supervision.
-
■
W illiam M. Jardín^ secretary , »
Secretary Jardine has glyen his
agriculture, few? gottatora, pee
approval to the plan of standardis
ers, rauchgra, livàsipA and coi
ing and labeling beof cuts ao the
mission men met hege for Mie fir
customer
will know whether he
annual Better Beef Conference.
is
getting
a
prime cut from a prise
The bbnferenoe aeeks a way f<
.steer or a tpajrhetted flank from
the. standardisation hnd claaail la Texas maverick/
Governors attending are Me-
Knlvle. of Nebraska; Gore of, West
Virginia, Penmen of Kansas, agd
Baker
of Missouri. Other lead-
ftfiPfc c*n~ RWbttlUon. work
when fermetatatiou persists in bri Include M. A. Vraylor, pleel-
fo rk in g too
f
detet eC the First National B usk
lcego; C. T. Curtis, dean of
usually
BAGGY KNEES
IN BAGDAD
r|igh, bnt in Ash-
are tiòt. L et us
pressed for you.
setpe far rrenca
as
Arid
aJUtUmore tan
Standard Cleaners
2 L ......
W e D eliver
If yob must have troubles, why
not carry them where they don’t
■how? t
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SPORT RIFLE
30-06 in our window
J h e Most Suocess^ul
Man You Know how
much he valu es his bank
L ittle StUre i s Town
’ Hotel — Open By<
account. < Htftl tglt you
that thtf Adrfte A&d as
sistance, afforded by a
.bank such as the F irst
N ational is invaluable.
. MShoo Fly?!
The Animal’s Friend
Keep rifee. pad ether insect«
off your dowe. HaU-eei&s worth
saves three quarts of milk.
Has been need by the beet dairy
men since 1S86. Biff shipment
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