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WESTERNIZING TURKEY
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Guard Printinir CO. I The 'Moslem turns east when he prays "But in Turkey,
iktr nudini, 88-re BtTrnth Ave, w.;no caiipnate baying been abolished and the (Jaliph bounced,
chas. h. ri8HEB J. B. bhmlton e rules covering prayer have been relaxed. ... Turks are
nooKing westward. Strange - paradox MustaDha Kernel.
!FIEU)r
Fprtlf RtprMt&ttv:
nrrlorinrv h a nair vintiwinl A!AnfnliAn ' V:n l.nn1. i-l.
17 i i, ""V""1" iomaw, !.um .-" I hard and should not have added re. ! "jtuation at the hih li.hool i8 m-ute. and
caoi. 1118 lOHOWerS nave QOne .llKewise tO tne great lOV OI sponslbllltlea and worries of things at tne school board has authorized this sec-
I J1 . 1 j . . ... . , W V , . ....... And alninn - ..ll. ......... ... A. .1.
tlon of IL
But.,liow could she go! How could
he; DavhJ- andrSe 'HS! rflAnd
wh4JJvOuld David aaV W audi fcglilng!
Even If ahe re-engaged Htffr nurse it
would not bo right to leave the house
and. the entire care', of things to ser
vants. Bomething dreadful -might hap
pen In her absence.
wa. not for hi
If ahe even suggested it to David it : proposed manual training building .at a
would be selfish. He was working very cost of fJOUO. The present congestion
Springfield, Ore., March 21. The
school board has set Friday, April 11,
No! Tlio Joy of It 'he date lor another school bond eleo-
TsJ.la.aM:
IB-Business Orttee
U00 Editorial Boosm
' linmn nllod . iinnn him ond election for rlifr nni-onrira. Ar tlx)
But su wanted to go she wanted to, last election tins name measure was de
she wanted to! It seemed almost an feated there being 45 Votes againat to
mwer to her lonslnca. There was no ,dv for. . .
M .Jgj was badge of their, loyalty to Islam . Now. the Shrincrsw ZTuZW ZlZitL" o gSti-&
Jaaclsco, California. , I are tO be lett in Undisputed possession Of it, SO , far as the write and Invite her. Perhaps he wur.u Ube Anderson Motor company of Spring-
terd t th. Po-offi. h.' ' .Moslem Turks are concerned. . - : . edt0. ll'PlJ"'l: S"JKXitt".SJiSJ'r.?
Vtcgon, Becond Jltti Mali Hatter Ollfifl t.hn rA7.fl Tnr rAtArm cfnrfa f..nrn .a nr. fnllinr hrmr reatralri their feellntrflii juit settlns BmIcpf. nnl mlni- (a hf.t iima in
mi . . . ?r icomffirt oat of beinff totcetber for aith unma t v..anB
thA hnt mannPoifiiMAita -P 4 V. AAn!,1ni rnun 1
i.aw aiMW UiauuiOltUlClD Ul LI1C UCUIUUUL. . J 11K lllll!!-Ill 1 1 111 H T
YorkUc'tJn' 80 F 'rby seems destined, according to news from Constanti
oj. Anderson, fwo n. Michigan Ar&, I "Ople, ' to become the favorite kelly of the Turks. 1 The red'SS
;Chicago, Tllinon. lf'TOo. o i.A f i u.. 4- ti '. -T il. oi..: I tie
By OarHer, per year ha advance
St Carrier, oer month
j il&il, in Lane County, per ?tar
FKIDAy, MARCH-2lT
Inky
Thinks
Home. Is getting to be
than a point of departure.
little
Editorial
Opinion
as Second Class Hail Matter j
BULL XEA8KD WIRE DJ8PATCHES 'ar itS .VOtarieS will gO,
' ' - I uQii inn n i o rys trfrt v ufwtnn k vr v ; A : a i a, top nir t nen. ir ."-
SstseHsllea Ratal: . "-"7 "n , i"J uuiwoiou IB hi w aocouui-,": (xoniorrow-David's Decision) -
... mijo lor Dy iiia own ignorance ,witn respect to wmtner He isl
.'.oo i?ein camea- ' wetting rid of the Caliph was one thing.. But i
it bcuiuh a lot oi xurKs nave seizea upon tno event to be tree i
from the restrictions of. all religious teachings. - The law-!
makers ' are considering closing this branch of foreign !
.scQoois- activities. , remaps resistance to a decree of such
,s.ort will warrant resumption .of the national 'sport of mur-i
luuimg vrreeKu, AinieinuiiH ana some otners. a too suaaen
iand complete reform of customs is apt to hasten national
deterioration. ; ,
There are movements not officially sanctioned, ill fins.
ftriously urged. The Turkish women are instigating some.
.They want their rights. Poor things! - One of their de
imands is for "American standards of divorce." That shows
more .how much they know abou.rwb.at is good for them. Still,
a :, , , . ; , :iuBmuig wyiue uugiii nappen to America man Having
WtoPhrLwtow:T?-'T3 somebody, even an untutored Turk, define the " divorce
i ' , vt:.it .a -i n ,i . " . . i i " i. - i ., i buu oiw win viay
siaiiaaras;: oi tnis country. Tne best any American has. -X hot ha. f been a tremendous force l,ff"r Jve?infK Au"blacf,??e
brains.
Afnufonria tTorYinl Vioo n flT,r (comrort out or Deing wgewer mr i tne same business in Eugene. Jfatzger
MUStapna . Kemel nas not IUlly.re- whlle. ';mln home, would. be easier, j, very well pleased with, the business
1 outlook of Mpringfield and the Willain
1 ette valley. "This city of Springflejd has
a greet future," he declared. "After be
I ing away from this part .of the state for
; nine years, it is good to be back. It
' is hard to realize the growth, of this
section. I could hardly recognize Hub
part of the state, lifter looking around
;for. e new business locotion."
Building Being Torn Down.
' The old huildina helnnirin tn V,. C.
; take of Eugene, which the city council'
cuuuruiaea recently is being torn down.
The building is on Main street between
Second and Third streets and next to the
1.1 tf.,.1 CI I .. .
. t7 " . ' , , j u xiui.ei envoy, air. xuae nas no imme-
. . A littler old man, "r r,uXTu 1 iate P1""9 the erection of a new
by the nation, .ta fact by the -world, win ( building, but is considering the building
celebrate bis ninetieth birthday toinor- of a modern ,tracture id the future
t0T; ! ' v j ' Ncxt to tne Ijake property work on a
He will 1e.tlie honored guest at a new reconstructeil store will hein
great function t which noted educators Lumber being hauled there for that
and statesmen will be Present. . 1 purpose from the Booth-Kelly mill to-
He is Charles William Knot, president day. . . .
emeritus of Harvard university and fori " prf.t.
forty years its active president. The American Legion minstrel show
Few men have had as distinctive ca- glve per(orInanee m the
reers as he. In spite of the fact that he ' Belle theatre tonight, end also will olav
DR. CHARLES W. ELIOT.
(Albany Dally Herald)
uy evening,
1921
' aM
CHIROPRACTIf!
Por STOMACH TROUBLE and CONSTIp a-!.
It is Safe, Sane and a811 PATlH
Investigate Chiropractic and what it is d'oino- tn,
. :. It will do as much for yon 0ther
Examination Free. Full Electricnl p
i DR. GEO.: A. SIMON qmpment-
916 Willamette. -. Over Ludforri'. -d.L. .
- " - x ttu store.
- iv ii . . " . . . : Idle, but na been a tremendous torce Wni tiuni. th. .u aut. m u.
Th trniihl. 1. .1... i. . .... Deen aDIO tO OO. ta kinO" thOm 111 nil thail Vm.in.1 fnmna 4?nnm 1 th. ,ll. tho n,nrl,l H- lin rT I" , . .. """P; " ".
. . 1 1. 1 1 1 n M iiignny 1H1K. ' 1 O vuw& (Ul IllO ilVUl . ' - "
everybody else ' tries la avoid talking COBSt to
minstrels with
He- has nMnant M au.i
;o coast "and from Uie Great Lakes to the Gulf of Mex- TioiSS
. , : 7 , 7 -w,v uviwiuiw, aui a a, luiAcv Vr V v . , . .. . . . wui Le uiviueu oetween tne r.
tnrtiZX&rWtZ 8tna me d?.rby koUjr there is no .reaaon- why,. it. should 'toS'irS; on h,"- ?. A-
lers.1
In a small town you ran nlwayd rec
In time of national triumph: "We."
moll. ' .
,, ..'., . '
fKertonel army In Mexico a suf.
fered another crushing defeat, but he
' made gopd. his escape. ,
. I. A'
not endure our divorce ;standards. It's welcome to both.
, Chicago, March 19. May wheat sold down to $1.04 U today,
the lowest figure since July 30, and to wlthin,c of .the Inside
price of the crop, numerous stop loss orders being uncovered ou " v
the way down. Short covering furnished the bulk of tne , support ;
and a fair rally came toward the last witB the finish at net losses :
of Ko to 7-8c May corn was 77c at the inBlde, a new low on the '
present downturn, but khere was an absence of liquidation and '
the finish showed losses of only o to 3-8c.V. . :. ,i , . '..
And this in spite of the president's raise in tariff rates
recefttlyt Raising the tariff lowers prices of all agricultural ; have been going on.so well in the piun1berbo'Sghtea iot"n thoWashbu
proQucis i, except wool, wiiicn we nave to import) because it
What Do You Think of This?!
Mr. Car Owner:
We are now in a nosition to offer v - v... .
uranci new
tractive nrices ever listed hv -a. raliouv MUSl
- - - -j ,. wucem.
We can fit your Ford, Chevrolet, -Star, Overland.
Buick 4, and new type Maxwell, ' in the ll-uiate
6-yolt size for only .v. ; ,
..$14.40
Studebaker, Hudson, Essex, Mitchell Naah OaV-
uwu, uuuiuuuuo, xiui,a. o, wibfl. o-voit, 13-plate $18 00 1
Dodge, old type Maxwell, Franklin, two lead, 12-
vtu .................... ...:.iV.,...
MACK'S AUTO SUPPLY HOUSE
Distributors for
PREST-O-LITE BATTERIES
Battery and Electrical Service i
Cor. 10th and Oak Sts. Eugene, Ore.
..Phone 2661
-,When a plump woman observes
,,;at',woman and "olors, it Isn't'
"J reaa nor thoughts.
f
influences foreign : buyers to trade . Vith( nations that are
. willing to do business with them on ail equal, footing. Boost
ing tariffs is simply a political game intended to. fool the
ifarmer so that he will, vote with the party that stands for
lj.l ,. .4 i... .. ..
vi fTher,. was .ex in the oid-fa.Hioried i'"?1. irus &.u pother combinations of big ; business
' Xeu'mir'' l t" an ,noll,ent 0,ld not,'lllcn are fattening off the people through the tariff duties
. , ; - - . placed upon manufactured goods. ' ' And strangest, thing of
i':'fSSt''r--hii,'': n all,' that so-called agricultural conference at the O.A. C. a
-ot'.;fi!et.epeH.nce;w advocated as ond of the remedies for 'the de-
feteiiiiC,. 'hV' iu 'to farm communities, a higher tariff on wheat
. pontics ijn provincial places. 0 ',other agricultural products. . But most conferences of
'iTWn- '?"".' V' that nature do things as ridiculous, probably beeanm thn rsnl
ed the active presidency of the univer-i vittv A ItiAptnAn 41aia hmil ...IduI I..
?-.- . ' ., .A'', ' 1 the American Legion. These flogs will be
: And yet Dr.. Eliot's life has not been .a rnr ,!.. ..,.. u.n,i...
I entirely serene. He knows what it is to and glve tue town , ,t orunifor.
fight to gain his ends. When only 35 wity in decoration. .
years, ot age ue was caiieu io tue nr- Mrg. Elmer Fimney ttD1j ,on returned
vard presidency and nn incident that to Westflr Wednesday . morning after
iappened soon afterward shows that he spending several days with relatives and
knew how to gain his point. friends in this city. :
At one of the meetings of the corpo- The streets of Springfield are being
ration, one. of the members rose and renumbered. . . "
"!Sris , '.' ..: ' . Tne organization will hold a meet-
How is it that this faculty has gone ing Monday. . :
on so many years mana5ing its own of- ln the Flowers realty report yesterday
fairs, and doing it well how is it that the announcement read that Grimes
we have been going on so well in the Pinn.i.on k,,i.. i... ?
same orderly path for eighty years, and additioDf nnd JhSr,, been V. 7.
now within three months it is proposed Crimes of Grimes Plumbing company! I
V 'T' n . ' 8 i wr- f'raes 1ms purchased two lots in
the school? It seems extraordinary and this addition and is starting a $3000 0
I should like to know how it happens.". " room, bungalow vw o
' ff" " v.ety eB8N Tno t the Booth-Kelly office re
:int"ll0t reP"ed- . "Tere is a newport that Herbert Cox came to work
president. sleepy this morning on account of the
Eliot's innovations were so marked colic. That is the ifnhi hn Vt
that Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes was led Mrs GeoSe Ditto fa reJrte.1'.. I,.
.?teXvlaiTk"H,i', t,"Ln.i.ng tbe univer- ' WltT UlTt h tohomerhPe0rret.ed
sity over like a fhipck." . .-. - . Mr. and Mrs. Edair TrnJ.r ,! f.m.
Here wo gam true insight into the iiy moved in from Walterville to J.heir
men's ehnracter. He was not afraid to Mw home on Mill and F streets
trend untrodden '.paths. This trait is i At.- S..7 "i ree.'s'....
one peculiar; to ill great builders; and as Franci9 ar"e here from Beaverton vsidn?
president Of 'ope of. America's universities at the home of her Vn?nt , ti S5
durine-nrtirlv half eentnrv of its irrt.r. m,VSfAe.C Parents, Mr. and
V j..T.V." ." "7 i.i,V " i""r- .arcuoweii.
... UCe,WFlllcuiI Ul. WHS eoni'ii
tiolly a builder. " ' ''
OregonFire Relief Ass'n
wrote $3,000,000.00 insurance in Lane County last vear
Approximately $7,500.00 sayeol as. compared to coat
EMERY INSURANCE AGENCY
ii nintn Ave. w. 11
!tviPnftnt Ran
Joe IjemniiH Ann ivIfA nr.n anAn,i:
fe.!ys in Roneburg on a businpss trip.
Willram Filkins, bridge boss of the S.
F. Construction crew, who are ronali-inir
the railroad bridge here, fell Tuesday
SENATOR DE FACTO '
'.ii w ..'v..:tt win t.t... . . ' ' fi'h.:. HA i. 1 .t;i : - j jn .1. n I "' (Halem Canital Journall. ...
: B Ttli""."...,!"?' wontingtwrn tae-ieilOWS wno are lam- It. N. Stimfield is senator de Jure but from th.hruV:"llAUl"'J'", t?.e8!
m " 'Wan l.i' ..; ' T . nlv ana llnr ,tho .tarmnrs run thn nnnfprnnnoa '' Thnufcb dWoiilir E. J. AdamM:f.iM. hi. .eeHirv. i hi. ..it. i. ri". "i"1'" '"k-
f "T?.-v. ,r their tiihalKnarima & i
C., !"??. 'I Oerman , whb re- IaZI ScIKlfKB KKL?!?. 2S'M f. ?.n SfJ ' ...?hJi'Ie? Alpany waj a vis-
: "jwwibb, uawea iiast JUfrirested vx tue ij-uic x uuomuat vuuuugu. isouuu II lo UUlia. or- ... nav, 'iu""un nuu iwi iur w. ibw anya.
: aavlo him. bv kni.. . . iJ ;:! 4t- :i r. iij . 1 , . i .1 . public men and public matters, his inti- Mr. Vnoral of th T7 c ... i
i? f .itt,B"'K Me Uiy " e reawy .-wanted- TO OO tne Country mate first hand acquaintance of Ore- company was n the Tcitv Tuesdnv stan.
f . a just a slow business 1 lulvl.uc' uv uuiu fcuuuo me tiuiU'Uii uil trust mauuiaciurea " T u . ,k ",",,""" clar eMuectioDi,
vj' v - . - - aiuvr ousiness
Jpf accumulating a list of things that
-rn't good for vnn.- . ' ' " l"a'
'I 6
t f : ha
rial 1 - - - ' - -- ;
goods and thus lowoi- the cost of living to point where the
farmer would be-able to get along without any crazy-quilt
legislation in his behalf. But such a sensible' act would of
fend Vbig bushyres". .' v .
" The Portland Chamber of Commerce 'has got off right
at last. It has endorsed the suit of the public service com
... ; : 4- .. 1 il. tt. ti 2 , . a y-
uuaoiuii . uuiupui me union 1 iioiuc to ouuu irom vrane to
very valuable to he state- especially as
Mr. Stnnfieki is seldom on the job.
Mr, Adams, who as one of Oregon's"
first highway.' commissioners inaugurated
the system it improved roads now Bear
ing completion., has devoted much of his
energies . toward securing fedei.'1'ico
operation in state highway construction
Odell on the Eufrene-Klamath Falls cut-off : Tlmt'a tim riir. ItraiiB.
. . ' ' ' O 1 1 ' . . . . . . JCfllB.U
gest dev10ment in Prospect for tho state of -Orotmn iht.i.?u"2H Ioci reaching the century mark. Thev are:'
a.j. : .. .4 . . . , a - -" - . -i-i """v . urieKiwi! iu riiR rtniinninn nnnnnni mn.: . nn.i. i i . "
Annul an ins nniiK leac uidq . . i c j..a . i h '...-.. . . . n . . .
for I. to emphasise the passing ot as -Deen initiated Since tne State Was admitted tO the Union, .yention and if chosen will be In position
the 'old-fashioned large family. .. ' ,. .. . - towork for securing further party pled-
There In n'tl' A Russian has been sentenced to prison for the
Woman, 100, Wears
Her Hair Bobbed
fA.. 1i 1 rt. 1 -a r 1.
ftffionmZrEas ol'er
3.000,000 for Oregon forest roads and, bo -SoTS." uS a'sersonrmanv
ycajs her junior, hns three rules for
Eugene a Quarter Of a Century Ago
HAPPENINGS IN THE CITY'S HISTORY
" MARCH 22," i8(M).;
Eugene Transfer.' company's .new
steamer "City of Eugene" steamed up
today for the first time. The boat ran
up to the bridge .from its moorings at
the foot of .Skinner's butie.ocd made. a
short trip down the river in the after
noon. William Mayer und Drew Griffin
who were-appointed by Mayor Kuyken
dall to get money for. colors, collected
851.50 in a short time, j
Mi's, D. T.' Awbroy returned to her
home in Cottage Grove this afternodn.
D. B. Jarman and Charles Tavlor are
preparing to move to Weston April 1 and
will open a racket store there.
The lack of rain in -California has
made meat so scarce onrl hiirh nri,.,i
that beef is now selling nt 8 cents whole
sale as is also pork which is selling even
higher.
Horn, at Creswell, .March 21, 1899,
u..u xv, xinsiow, a son.
F: Dorria announces himsplf a cj
dulate for re-electiiin to the office nf A
recorder. George F. Craw is ninni
it 4-v?ecuoD'as city treusurtr.
Frank Wilkinson's fine 2-stori' J
dence at Junction City burned down j
' vuiwuiimugit imu lurniture wi
oareu M me nouse was ruined. .
Advertisement by Dny ami Htniitn
corner Seventh and Willamette: Too
buy a three-piece bedroom scti with :
2i glass for S13. "
f".0 r,,bbish around the court hoi
a oeing purned todny. .,
; Boorga and Oscar Jlillicnn nf Walti
Vllle Sold 52 llpfld nf Hlnll fmlmttl. I
4 oneeighth cents per pound to Rr. Ja
. -." HMUi nvt:-M4(UU 01 per sen
.ii,. -..k. I .
There's, a brighter side.
bank.
Wftom In the same congress for a pork , prnper U86 Of a bl
; . JF . 1 ."; 1 i!V I charge is "misappropriation of funds."
' .';', 11 ne smoaes an nonoraoie coo pipe
"A
ges for enlarged SDnronriatious for for-
'im. C8' roads to equalize tne loss incurring
nn ... i-nt , . It.. ,
..uu. ..riui.iai 1. "111 runs 01 unuuuiu
iwlth that kind ot smell, you may as
.some ht la a fundamentalist.
. , As our next entry In Life's war
prise contest we suggost asking peo
ple If It Is slushy enough (or them.
If a man wishes a play ducks and
drakes with his reputation, ho can Al
ways find a quack to wrlta prescrip
tions. " '. . -
Correct this sontonce: "She told me
to put my rubbers on this morning,"
aid he, "and I asked hor who was boss
In Our family,"
;:
RIPPLING RHYMES
'f4f .By WAIA' ilASON
t ,,.,4,.:-- 4t,4 i. ' itom removal from tax rolls of nationa
In COUIltl'lCS that have BlOliey, the reserves. He ought to be sent to Cleve
? n rt 1 .. ' - 1 ..... , .
inuu, u. a matter 01 sntte interest.
' All the. world's a stage and a good many performances
are going on that thoy would have rung the curtain, down ou
twenty-five years ago.. -; : .." '..-;,, .. ;
Wo wonder just how the consen'ativo supporters . of
Calvin Coolidge can figure out that his majority in North
Dakota is anything to crow over. ..,.....
Now thcro is a big drive on for a secretary of education
in the cabinet. What is needed moro is a censor.
. ..
Willis C. Hawlcy announces that ho will be a candidate
for l-c-eloction to congress. ; What a surprisol ,
c. . ... It.. .. . .
M: -. 2 tried III rlghtoouanoss to tread, but
v,' hi a reckless hour, I put some hair oil
.00 my head,.' and nolghbora, stern and
J-dour, denounced me as a tainted knave
V.ijt'who'd made of life a mess, and former
friends and comrades gave the signal
of distress. For oil was then a buga
boo, a queen of midnight hags, and
'very delegate In' view was chewing
reasy rngs. The lubricated sons of
t - men were busy aa sould be; they'd
! send their neighbors to tho pen. or
j to the gallows tree. If any gent ac
ouaed should buret Into defensive wall,
the peopel cried, "Iet's hang him first.
,nd then we'll hear his tale." Ho when
DID YOU EVER
STOP TO THINK
By E. R. WAITE. SECRETARY,
Shawaea, Okla Board of Commerce.
Work hard out floors.
Don't forget to play. '
Never lose your temper.
- TO MOVE EXPLOSIVES
Washington. March 21. The imvei-ii.
nient's $200,000,000 worth of amtnuno
tion and explosives now stored nt Kari
tnn. X. J., will be transported to the
army base at Ogden, Utah, by wnrtcr, the
war department announced today! 1
The presence of this ammunition hast
been complained of by the state of New
Jersey, following the recent fatal explo
sion at Nixon.
? TOTT BANKERS, PHYSICIANS,
TORNEYS, professional and- buelni
men notice this: We have not hadl
Kenyon Cord tire returned to us for
pair or blowouts after a rear and t
months soles. Do you went that kind
tires 2 Have vou been able to beat ti
record with anything you ever boufbt
tne line ot tircBf Lnamoeriain i
Works, 30 W 6th St.
Can You Beat It ! By Ma"r?e Kyn
cosnuht. 1B14 iW. . muni WorUi
ran roi
BrsrUns World)
THAT good hotels are a great asset
to any city. The reputation of being
a city oi gooa Hotels goes tar ana wldo.
THAT good hotels bring- much bus
Inoss to - a city. .They bring outside
monoy thut la spent. In cvory line of
ousiness. Thoy bring shoppers gu
lore. .
Her Haunted Heart
By KATHARINE MOORE .
Author of "Lore," "The Woman-Hater Husband," Etc,
thai- good Hotels bring to a cluv
big automobile trade. ' Tho first I11I-
presslon a visitor gets f a city la from
Its hotels; If they are good, tho visitor
oiten stays days instoad of hours.
I THAT modern- hotels holp a city to
neop step wiin progress. Cities are
usually aoput as progressive aa their
notois.
A LKTTKR
C k.pt.r aa .
1'atrlcla found little rellot In house
work and the care ot hor baby, 8he
longed to get oft some place whore ahe
might he diverted and give her haunt
ing memories a chance to be Punned to
..ii. , .....i.j 1""' "r soiling brain.
b.m. my io,Z and wh.n They mSt th. tat o?nor,,m?.vW,i !!"-w,,h
wMmf walka tliey rudely tweaked i ,acVtlm ivM I 4 "
Biy T.oae, At tat I knew I'd lived It iZT Uo, w"l or,lS "
down, ' this stigma of disgrace, nd boUer. Imt .lowiy The Manon.Xn.,;
jsaw. while ambling through the town, 1 of tho business wa 7 u,.nn Pn L .
'S smile on every face. And then the j shoulders and ha did not thl,,0" ",
Wile racked my frame, my InnnardslZrklng it, ' ' ' ot
earned to boll; and. thinking not of I 11. ,tj ui 1.... . , ..
"SiHVrB:.r;..1 r-ii' ?v totts
yet as she
and here at laat I alt me down, a scanning I lie envelope there ee.me.l to
germlt In a cave. Here all alone I be an atmosphere of guentln about the
Jumbly toll, and If, at close of day, jnl.slve. H.MIly ahe lore the seal and
v- Minin m iiunT,.,, u,i, mere s ceau tne content., it nravAH h
news was bruited through the present and w worked on ,i "ntly"
by scandal loving guya; I found Then one day early in October ra.
I was In so bad I never could lri, i. , 1 . ,.;. n, . " L '. .
... . , " . - . lottt-i, t lltl II n It M -
vr; -. . " r .mure wining was not famlll
.tewn, I heard Ihem Boot and. rave; tonk It from the noati
, Hon to 'thunder
"Nayl"
UIIMI 0OLLE0TION AIINOT
Wo ellertloa, aw fee. M way ft
os. listal dfeartaeot,
. wva. blowbsW. ut.
.letter from Hasel, Quentln's wife. )i
told nf Ihe apartment which they had
rented in New York and ot the new
imanognny furniture that ah had pur.
cn..ea. -i ne wnoie tone or
was one of Joy In the gaiety
THAT a city with poor hotels Is
usually not only a, poor city In which
to live, but a poor city In which to do
business. ; .
was having. Finally at tho end of tho
lottor ahe said:,
"But what sense is there In trying
to describe It to you. Tiie main pur
pose of this epistle la to ask you to
run down and visit us. Qucntln joins
ino In begging you to come. He prom
ise, tn Ink In - 1, .. ... ....... 1 ,
nlghl If you will only consent. Come' WAT hotel advertising always holps
soon, cun't youT I'll be waiting to hear, j'08 "f19 ,n whlch It Is located,
'Affectionately, I
r
THAT hotels should advertise Just as
aggressively aa. any, other line of busi
ness. Advertising, Is alwaya Identified
with auccessful hotels.
"Haiel. .
call me Mrs.
WHEN HOTBIt BACK' UP TIIBin
P. 8. Pin... -rtnn'.
....... ..1,, ,,e, nrTtfSl'Pa I.IIICI n nnnn mL.,f.n
Patricia finished reading the letter SdKR TMH hWM ikp X
and dropped Into a chair to speculate MoMB i-m . T"B
on the unexpectedness of It. She could V"c"
""""J ,is meaning tnat Wuen--XT 1-11 4 m
tin's wife actually wanted her to visit IN ip 1 lOt XQ JilOW
Onco more sho read the l..iie 1,
Certainly sounded genuine, sho thought.
theater, and th-"' Tr' il'!? f"'lrk0' Colo.. March 21.-An slleged
onorllfveTfo' lh?Zfh2X 'tUnnT'l
Alltl Qtientin! Hh. rmilfl h. IV..... t , .... . .
him again and enjoy hla handsomeness the arrest of Il.ni.l sih,.0 ..1.1 11
IAPYKHT1SINO WITH OOOU BRItVIOK
TJ1KY 8RNI AWAY ' Pl.RASKIJ
Up Railroad Tunnel
m.hU,fih. h ,h'1'nK'',i;o another, officials to be a member of the'l. W. W.
(wmehow she folt ahe could meat him 4,lin. .
ure. of th. city and the good time .heltlred heart cried out foe The exiiiar,. did mViVmH U "pl(,sioB
1 iAhfiROet) ( IvWy DOM'Tyouc5oAfjr, I I WlFEy ht 1 5 V7
n: wr m
WMATABOur TrVAT . ) CrETT OUT'I T I S F ANY&OOy
dihl AIirkr ' ' SAYS OiL Ift
&
W AT 4 1- I WANT 7a5ff " I I 1 ( T
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