Independence enterprise., January 16, 1920, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

THE INDEPENDENCE ENTERPRISE
AS OLD AS!
PAGE EIGHT
$10,000 in Prizes to Young
Republicans for Best Platform
Suggestions
Through the Republican National Committee, Mr.
Iruxtun Bcalp, former United States minister to Persia
and an ardent Republican, oilers cash prizes acavcsiat.
iW $10,000 for the best platform suborn by yountf
Republicans of the country.
A lirst prize of $fl,oJ)0 will be given for the best
manuscript received; $3,000 for the second, and $1,000
lor I lie third.
The judges proposed arc Dr. David Jayne Hill, Dr.
Nicholas Murray Rutler and Hon. Albert J. Bcveridijc
. Mr. lieulc's original proposal contemplated open- i
intf the competition to tjraduotcs of universities only, but
be waived us limitation upon the suggestion of Chair
man JIays that more good would result by openine the
competition to all young men and women 25 years of
age or under. J Wl
The chairman wrote:
The lir-nuhliran National Vim ...
, vt- .....iu. x-wui ui i accepts witn
pleasure the offer made in your letter and xvifi ca !
cooperate in an effort to make the prizes a source of
large usefulness. It is our opinion that more good will
result if the comictition be open for all young men and
women 25 years of age or uVder. and we will proved
accordingly, if this is agreeable to rn Your suggc.
Uon as to judges is satisfactory, as is also the assump.
tion.by us of all expenses and detail in connection with
the conduct of the contest. We will, with your per-R,iofnnnhreaft-cr
re.fcr t0 c "wards" as the. Walker
K ?Je pru?s' inIfmcmor' of your son. who was
killed in the service. If you indicate your approval of
these suggested changes we will proceed immediately."
committee approvcd lhe chanes and thanked the
RULES OF COn i .5T '
To the young men and women of America :
The Republican National Committee wishes to express its
gratitude to Mr. Truxtun Beale for his patriotic suggestion. The
committee urses the normlar nartirin.-ihVin in n -nm;n ,i:,!
. - - i - - ... vviiiiug iiauuuai
election and is eager for the active co-operation of the younger men
and women of the nation, so many thousands of whom did their all
in the late war.
The Republican party shall continue; to be the instrument in
this country to apply to new and changing conditions the wisdom of
experience and the efficacy of an honest, zealous service. The dele-
ty ,o me Hi-ionai convention win be glad or the opportunity to
study the proposed platforms submitted by the young voters ot the
land.
We suggest that you adhere to the following rules of the prize
contest:
1. Submit four typewritten copies of your manuscript.
Sign only one. Write on one side of the paper.
2. Manuscripts must not exceed 6000 words.
3. Send all manuscripts to "Walker Bla'ae Beale con-
test," Division of Young Voters. Republican Na
tional Committee. 923 Woodward bldg., Wash
ington, D. C."
4. A11 manuscripts must be in judge's hands -not later
than March 31. 1920.
5. Announcement of prize winner! will be made prior
to r2Pcning of Publican national convention
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITE&
The North American Review, at Mr. Beale's suggestion, bu
been given the right of first publication of iny manuscript passed
upon by the judges.
"Nowls theTime to Do It
says the Good Judge
Go to real tobacco
the small chew with
- m m. u
the rich tobacco taste
that lasts a long time.
It will cost you less to
chew than ordinary
tobacco. Any man
who uses thp Rni
Tobacco Chew will
tell you that
Put Up In Two SvM
RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco
W V Vh -a- .
w-H CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco
1 TWELVE YEAR
OLD ROY LFKPS !f
100 DOLLARS
Earns Monej After School and
Invests It With
Uncle Sam
, .-nn v riiris'o W hile wo ,uo
cum ,ri unit run t!uM day uhoil
Ahien, h b I'liiitrilniilnn , tiu rtU !UI(
j victory. liUo u fr8h h print! lnctiti
, Coiikh loder trnni i u k...v.v.r.,1i
; Siu.TittiH-iito hoy ex. mplirylim tlu wr
cmiti ibiition to America. It vuis ml-
iuit)HM.(i to tii HiitM-tor of tli War
i.oun JiKaiilzHtit.n of t!,e Twelfth Fed
j era Unserve Hl.strLt. unci pukIm:
I "U;r Sir: -I hnv..
.... ' " 'l Ol
j oi war fciavliiKs stumps an, I inn trying
j out.
j "I am Iwelvo year old unit have
i""11 "ury uonar of It workiuK for
in ufiKiiuors. cutting lawtiH. IrriKat
ing, and running rrauda. The 8uvtug
director liono KalJ for me to wrtto to
uu ana you would nond nm a hand
grenade bank If have earned two
War Saving Stamps during my vaca
tion. J have earned rlx already and
expect to get at leant two more before
school starts. Hoping 1 am donorvlug
of one, I remain.
"Very truly yours.
"WILLIAM UADEH,
1'0 1 9 F Street.
"Sacramento. Calif."
C. A. Farns worth, associate dliector
of the War Loan Organization for the
Til nUL J . .
' """"u reuurai jteaerve LIntrict. re-
1 tlllA1
"My Dear William: When I read
jour letter telling me how hard you
worked to earn that $;& you have in
vested in War Savlugs Stamps and
" jou expect to Increase it io $100
I before the eud of the year, it made me
' think of a picture that Kni,,h v..r.u..
nn artist, drew one day during the Vic
tory Liberty Loan. It was a picture of
Lncle s.-im sliakins hands with a work
man who had just bought a Liberty
Kond and I'ude Sam was saying, us he
looked the woikman squarely In th
eye. Von arc my kind of an Ainerl
cun.' Your letter made me think ot
that picture because you are mv kind
u" --iuiencan. Af:er this whe.i I
think Of that uietnrn I tilll
etead of the workman shaking hand
with I'ncle Sam.
"Yours for America.
"C. A. FAftXSWORTIL"
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"ENLIGHTEN TJIY DAUGHTER'
Enlighten Thy Daughter, the sev
en reel feature to be shown at the
Isis Theatre, January linh. It is an
all star cast and one of the beat if
not the best picture ever put on the
screen:
j It captivated the East where the
, admission fee was $1.50. The Tacj-
;iic Coast Kescue and Protective
ciety secured the coast rights
they are running it for the nominal
'sum of 35c, children 2uc.
Return engagements are requested
by the public but are being denied on
.account of the time limit.
j Fathers and Mothers, it is
jduty to bring your children.
!your neighbor and come early.
J night only .
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anuary Clearance
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Misses, Young Ladies and "Wc
men's Coats, Suits and Dressed
Pile
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ALL WINTER APPAREL MUST GO REGARDLESS
OF COST. itt
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$2-1.75
$31.75
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Remarkable Values Offered
mts ana uresses
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Coats Worth ii to $35.00, now
Coats worth up to $50.00, now
Coats worth up to $('7.50, now .
Silk Dresses Worth $25.00 t
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WANTED Housekeeper. T.
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FOR SALE-Pullets and young hens
Call Farm 3522. it
USED FORDS, fully guaranteed,
at ACE GARAGE.
LOST Ladies Ear Ring with dia
mond stud. Will pay reward.Phone
or call at Enterprise office. it
FOR SALE Six Blooded White Leg
horn Cockerels. CHAS. HARMON
Route Two. Tel. V-9.99A
,F0R SALE A few choice pure bred
Buff Orpingon Pullets. Early
hatched, will do for breeders
$2.50 each. Frank Hennagin, soutn
, end of Seventh street. 2t
FOR SALE-Timber for hop trellis
oe gotten out In win
ter, close hand. Fred Johnson, R.
D. One, Airlie, Oregon. At
LOST-One wire wheel and tire, g)Ze
-ox4. Reward. Irvine Baun.
I OR SALE A good home and in-
T'8 PPerty, especially arrang
ed xor roomers and boarders-income
for alone $40 per month now.
Modern, close in, good fruit. In
quire Mrs. N. L. Butler. 4t
DAMrX
We Will use it
for your job of
GOD ALONE KNOWS WHAT
SHE SUFFERED!
Goldendale, Wa.sh.:-I wih to tell in
my own way about Dr. Tierce's modi
cmes. In fho
1902, in January, I
wastakc;i.-iHu-ifh
vomiting. Nothing
would stay on my
sumach at all, not
even a drink of
water and God
alone knows what
I suffered, and along
in June or July my
kidneys bothered
me. I got so weak
1 could hardlvwallr
t,j 4. around the house
trouble whatev WhoZl SB
Itoiite 3. 1VA' offers,
After suffering pain, feelimr r,
and dragged dowrTby weak:
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newes of my sex-my eyes sunk. IZZ
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& hegajbyto favorite Prescript
Druggists seU it in tablets or Uauid
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stomach troubirWdnev rni IOodJ
suffered from n rVoSS I took fh?2
bottles of Dr. Pierce's Ontl TeS
Discoverv rT t2Sa Mal
IW frn'l "r,1. P of Dr.
cpmpleteifcured and SSS? bS
IT IS A DRY POWDER
NO THAWING NO HEADACHES SIX OTHER AD-VANTAGES-LET
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MA"ALITY IS OFFERED tt
1920-MAY WE ENJOY A CONTINUAN
OF YOUR PATRONAGE.
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