Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, June 21, 1922, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text51'HM TWO :i:i,mt MORNING 'REOlSTftR, EUCgftft ORfe. WPdEsOAV, rftM iWtt n 2 ! IN ill -si! "ail Ills tm mm mmi MM MS COTTftGE GBfflEItfiM OUT aenour 'ipecnnd iiiilfiiiii ftir rMiM ruwtl liy any on In th hvplVttl. Itiuc tttftuv of tho oocoum. Junction City May Enter to Continue Season rottago Grove has officially with drawn from, tho tpper Valley thise l.nll leaguo and negotiations are un unrda weVe stnltoued ii section of tni1 noMiuni 'w uu-ii mi T IkMit veulled .iff for Kim', hie aunrton. 'nternca anil nuroes. wrtfi instructions' to mm away nil but member of the tnntlly. . . . It In puil.l the youth who sold one of hi gland to .McCornilok had dla nppturod. The suggestion was mail"' that tlila mini hud not heen In the hosultnl nt nil. hut that thp KlanU w Ocrway roi lion ilty In th avhe.lul for lhi ! inalnili-'r ijf th au.' ' YiMdala' of tho tt'ortaav Uravn tm M'ho aliifnO fd a1 nfoolinr "of rtiV ItajtiW AW.-fbf halil lw tat jlvl ttil.hatnhyc m.U tiftttlnnt ' milpriAi ' for It wlnnlii oam ind that rnlljr''Vtn cogilnjl. ,vjll n rwer.'thjiv Uir- tta( wouM bo tihilrawn ana. 'forralt th ripolt which -each team haa fostvJ tq finish tho cniHiuo. . A tnoallns will b Jcld at Junction City tonlghJU awonilns to Huruifruvo. who' rcpci'tJil Oto Junoilon Oily lorn, and'that lh propoalllon woulil bo tliaruaaiid with t)vilii men for tha flnanclhR of th" club and a de rision will W reached aa to entorlnR a team the leue. Sutherlln, oretn,'Taa 4o thail' nppllcntlon for a berth; In the leaKua but tha appli cation will not be acted upon until after tha report aa to whether Junc tion City will enter a tram. Tha team to replace t?otune Grove will atari the aeaaon with a percen taira of V0 but tha'preaont acnc,lule of ganiea will continue, according to the announcement of the director. A fund of.-uiliroximaJ,ely 300 wllj be awrded to the penninl jrtnner at lh end of tho season, accordlnc to the financial report oiado l the directors- metin-f. - '"'"; 'alt llotf man. manazer of tha r.u icena team, announcea that the luili-en aland' at fae fair grounds race track hero win p removed for Ihe aeaaon aa it obstrftcta the Tlew of the play Injt tleld from the rrandatand. (. v GLAND TRANSi4iNT)vTi0N s Mccormick operation ,.',...;; .V - :', . ' i HICAD W 11AKVKTKB KIUM S ,UIX TO HOfcl'ITAr, MrOri--Jolr KHmda Ttil tpcnnKic jl-crfimuiil b, . ."anwfis aixvcn SuLWaUal ; CHICAOO. III..' . June' SO. Harold F. "rfcCorniidt. ' iuulll-mUlioa're chairman of the executive comnilttee of the International llarve-Ucr cor poration.' may -be able to leiive AVea ley Memorial hoetpluil by Wedne-alay or Thursday of thia week. After a brier rest at home, it ia thouKht he will go to Europe for an extended TUdt. , McCormicks frtenda were assured that the -fland transplantation had heen succeaaful, Bjid it was aaJd -he. for the aubailtutloo of June- renvov.cd jj it ui'ittn"a ifffl"-- pearby Fjnl'GUn- Siaoa Rep-afc-inf Jpur Money Back ,., New , Pi-tcrauixe Shoe Shop The TW6 Mack' V., and krnt on u-e uptH. It v- Irani-. jilaited. . . , , 1 PARit JiHl'-tr-r.,oir-- Voron ofr nionku- il)i ;).ierliiieiUa have letl 'to tlii Jloiiiliijt; discovery that appar-mtW It u-fpuaslblr to trunsplunt til the vital trit.' of a chlnwitM 10 'human.' ; T .i'-'HI.t 1 ' ' I am txperlbienllnr, now on ina J6r oncana m1 1 axpott' to unl-oiince noon that a man uiy hv-j any new orifAli,'1 he said. '.' " : ; ( fl . , Angered Oyer Suspension Ruth 1 Threatens Bill Dineen CLiEVHLAXD. Ohio. June SO. An- trcrtii Ik'cuus of his " aupn(on by PrfMlJeiit It. It. JohnHoti or in Air most ftunou btiUtniiin, ' inrwiioiwa ihuftir Kill Dillon and only uromm litterfirnc'by n.mbtTH of lh lund Indian HwrttHl ft clash Mvn the lvro prior to toduy'a irum be tween Nw York nnd Clwelund. Tiuih s uuenion followed, ni puUion Iroiu oatMrd.y Kmo by L'nipir ( lincen bH'aua of ubusiw l-inariiiiaT iitd luwurd tho tbltr. The cbumpioD but&inan Wan InfqnmHl' of IdHUat Jotmon" rUtnx Vduy. Ar vartlciiKiunie in vraouc wn hi tnm. Uuth vncountcrvd lUnven t tho CUvvlauU duKOUt whi,If un hi v:iy to. thv clubhouse. "If you .ever put uiv out or a irantr SKuin I'll fix you no you will never umpire Uitain. vn Lf thofput hif0l of twwbAU for hfr." Kuih w allKl Au arituiunt thei. euutl in whi.ch Ruth told Dion, -you r y)low." "No one ever accused m of ueliuf ytllow," Utneen retorteti. Further words pannea owwecn mv two durinr which Kuth Is alleKd to hT called Ulneen a vile name and to have invited the lattvr to acrom- nam him benttath the irrandiftuud. at the name time doublinr up his fists. and walked toward the umpire. Dineen thereupon threw down his mask and prepared for action: but be fore any blows were struck Maiuuter Speaker. Steve .trN'el n and "Stuffy Mrlnnis intervened and persuade! ItuUi to go to tli clubhouse. 1 ' W'cHoi Out of Harmony TOPEKA'. Kans,. June '20. Senator tCapper of Kansas lha special dis- patch received here tonight declare ithat Secretarj' of War Weeks la out fot tuna wUh tha Harding drainltrn jiion and that it ne ttoes not" resijen. t-hls-reaiKnatlon mirtht very property be requested by th president. .'r -l II., I,. M .hi , Carrolls' Specials TrJf:jE PAYS ONLY RUBBER REDUCTIONS 27qt. Watef Bottled lIt:i.L" 1 Z-iA. Fountain Syringes . " ' ' " Complete wiA aH atttrtimmti both guaranteed for 1 yeauf 89c ..38c 3-inch TCrbcadeff Powder Puffs, pink and white .'. 25c .Violet .Talcum Powder . SOc Liqud Face Powder (Claywood) JL.J3. S.j Almond Cream . ... t lb. Hospital Cotton ' ,"... 5 yards Qaue . .. ; ; Infants:' Glycerine- Suppositories (Claywood) Syrup of fjjfr. (Claywoixl) ; . ( Shaving.,Cjeani (Purola) . 13c lc. 45c ..3Se 2Sc ,3Se .2Sc -; ) YQUTtf CRAFT 50c.hir Tpnic and 35c Shapipi positively guaranteed '. '-IcONE CENT lc 1 Week-End Specials , juc ninxie riiisw tor j.. SOc Coffee. 2 fa " l 35c Witch .v.el .Cream, 2 for ...36c 25c Slices, 2 for.L.........; ; . ....Z6e 40c 'Extracts, eiuon and vanilla, 2 for 41c 40c Bakiiig.Chocolate, 2 for-.A..i...v.i; . .41c 25c i ooth Paste, 2 for ... j . . . . 2tc 10c Soap, 2 ...:........ .'. Z Uc 50c Aftcrtaving. Lotion; 2 for ,.Z.,. 1., Jlc- $ t L ARM CI-OCKS " " i!vFr,,cal niaac, gparanteoil for one year 95 c -X1'M V. J NEW ARR1.VALS Turkish Wash" Rag? .2j0c, 15c, 26c, & lurkish Towels 35c and 5k Turkish Cuesl Room Sets $1.50 Turkish Baby Sets . jfZJSO, Bunny Bags, keep wliite shoes" w hite "!!I!!Z"Z"Z!.!....25c Corega, holds false ttictlr 4 ' 10c Sewing pa5kets ...i.....r " .ZZZZTZiOc and up Baby Baskets .;... .jjf X50 Bros. Pharmacv ad'teKisicrWLJPl.rmacistsV-. 1.. ..-. ., : V,f. Phone 25 ' . , - E. E. CARR&fT.Ti.. Pli r. . ". "n i? riDDm i' kr. 7(f3 WiJaett mext Doom to McMofrart WashborWt PORTLAND DHOPSflfjST:1, WOFSfflESTBffiBS ... u a Oakland Scores Four to Ono Victory Over Seattle iwiiru" t.T i.K.V(iru w. 1 1 Varnon . siiui Krnni'lwo . i.a AiiKia . . . Pofllaiul '. . Salt Iako Krrttllr i..,.'.. Sacnuuanlu.. .';.U T . .. n ...41 H . ,.3 St . ,.ss as ...ai 4i .11 4 vi. .u .Mill ,NM .t .414 .410 .411 paJiln;l.'V.. .1 f I.OS . Jiuif s varnnn wn a tmililAa aMiiia from rort laliu heri Ivolai'. .8 10 7.' Tha Tlavra. nrtcr tmlllim- ihe lluavora for Uuw n error inqy-.rtortHl two i .,'iwistf'!iJRl-S Inultigx. tuvK aj,l-o.tjl IwtU In the ii iiinni. warn u raity natitxi runs. Vhiy.allnvnst thv iumv In tttp lu Iti r a-tKH on throe sliuilcs nnd moi'e. . It H. K arilah.1 .n',v-;.vv,.i. v.... .. 1 7 1 Varnon . . . '. T?; i'...'. 1. . . . . I II I ttattvNtts: MAa. Knsainnn ana Kll- hiiU n; Mnys, Lyylc ami tUniiuh. ' Oaklaiat Wins Ov S-nlllp OAKI.AVI. Cnl.. Juno 10. IVrcn- tvn llohHl rxvltni ball toila anil anvt tMltljind a 4 to I victory avvr Kittl.'' Hut ono man rviu'lirtl third for lha TiuUan. Cnrtq. who Kot to secotnl In 'the ninth on Marrluira two tuiser. and arared oil Adaina lilt. The Ottka won tho game Ip tha aov'ond frnnia 'with two rims reaultlna- from c.nhor's slha-IK Marrlolt'a lilplo ami tlrnlvikpr s double. Tho scons: u It. K. SxiiiI .-. I 8 1 Onklund 4 10 I Itutiorlos: tirvair aud J. Adauu: KriMiton and Muse. - AuxxN Lonv to Kali I.ok 'mi.t.mkk J mine fult lAko won thu flrst'K.Vmo'of the scriorf from AnKelva today, f to.fi. Th' llea nr?Wc ihn'e homo runs. Vi'prtanflnit half their tbtttl. tha home run hitters being slKlln. twice.' aud Lewis. flrlKint homel one for loa Anitelea. Krrunt by 8lrand On tho aunio llny In the IthtU pertulttrd the 4ugla; to arore t-o fr their runx It II. K. .til o . 10 I Thomna and Tho scons: . t.oa Angelea . . . . . 1 Salt Ijika Ualtidiaa-i Jand Italy; Kallio, Thuraion and li;lor. Noaki Win Over jtrsiator 8ACKAMK.NTO. Juno Si). Plnch- ca" Kuiu was accorded poor aiii-iort. wnne Jim tn-ott. wno oiiuoaed him from tho hill, was ably backed by his Sun Krunclsco team nmlca. Tho Seals won th opener, after the Slolons had finished boollttK trie ball around. The score was 7 to 1. Tho score: -. It It. K. ,San Francisco 7 9 I Sacramento . 1 8 7 Uatterlca: Scot! and Azncw: Kuna and manage. UUlUa'i J.Wil E St. Louia '. ... Now York .'. ietrolt ..... Oleveland' . . Waahlniston t ntcuKo .... Philadelphia. Huston . . . '. 11 14 1 17 11 21 10 II 10 11 19 11 11 11: 11 li P.O. .11 .571 .141 .49: .4114 .47S .407 .117 -atnilhhrwr'-i hr"ff (Jiiroula'Vltff tua BUlieiuvni iniiv ,oi vviiiim.h.1 ,i Iron ilillitiia- VnoW'thun, a inln( 'nance uf tli lirvmMil mtMa! nHit.V'", httlouf . ' . .. .. . ' ... uii Seek In (lilx'r Vino I "Tho Duuilivait J'acirioi hits not: souKUt and is not atH:hiitK ownership , of oilier lliuva." ho aula. Ilemiiilliin I the unuiviKer decision, ho wiid. Ihnl the I'acldc railroad ncta rcinue thai I ihe llnea from iimntin. to iiileu and Oaden to Hon Krunclsco should bo up- ! ernlcd as one votitluiioiis linn and that tho rloutlieru l'ui;luii "Una always i performed Us duties hud ohltaiiliou II.m l..iri. w.lli.u..l' acts. which were not referred lo by the I'plletl Htatea aiiproma court." The Snulhern and t'entrul I'nrlf U avateuia have so fuaeu Into oue sysleii that Ue name I'enlnil I'aclfto has been virtually mat sin lit or, fir. rturoulw said. In the event of n - j mutton the t'entrul t'aclflc would, i..' ..i.i.t..i tit. Iti. H..n.i'.itii lliit-a and rearmnite Ita terminals In order to continue promavio ohm-oiioiii aim; tho Southern rnclllo would havn lo; do the Mine, tluih would ln-ole e-1 pendltilrea from which Ihe nubile i wniili) derive n benefits, ho ald, and , after It wt ail uvur lliere would have, been uii tielteruient of Ihe a-i vlcv. ' Thn Intln rues w.iulil lin.tuu "nitsM fiia." and aa the eoparatlon would be .without r.eluilun to present division ana train nrreimeiueuie mere. wwum be the llklllioo.l uf yreat and coslU' conttislon. . HOUSE LEADERS CONDEMN : FORD'S SHOALS PROPOSAL ItKIHlllT M tHKS A NKW tt VISION 1 i IN MII.ITAKY CO.MMI yl'Kli , Itoramtfut' MrvaacH ImiKirtniil-o of Oot' jjlIU u the foumry au I'lttdaaml . (uiiUMvtU of r acta on Dttcr . WASMINOTON. June 'I Kliihl Kpllillcull liadeia of the liuuse mill. tary committee today altturd ur report, submitted to tho house by Iti-preaeu tmlvo Kenma, of Ohio. denouncliiK Keury Ford's offer to purchase nnd lease the itovernriienl'a project at Muhcio tilumts, Alnlminu. Their ae tinu luer-nsid to four the uuinbr of rvports'cniauutlii'i from the veiutiUt tee 'and marked nuulher division of opinion anionic the 21 members over the uuestlon.of Muacl-j Shools disposi tion. ' The elKht meinhera were rtejiren tntlve Kearna. Ohio: Mm In. CruKO and Itansley. I'enniylvnnin: frowther. New York: lllll. Maryland: l'urker. New Jersey aud KrothitiKham, Masa achuaotts. None of the elirnatorles to Ihe re port was willina for cotmresa to ac cept the Kord offer. Want fountry to Know Vuri The Kearns report stretsd the Im portance of a-ettlmc "'to the country a clear, fair and unblnscd statement of facts" concernlnir the Ford proposal, declnred that' "wicked" and "paid" propairandlsts were "scnttcrlne; pro liagnnda throUKhout the country that la often rold of truth" and attacked the Ford offer In n way, that left none of its provision free . from . hostile criticism. The report also aasujicd flint the Jlabantn I'ower t;omKiny. which siib iltlcd an offer to develop-the power projects at Mtlscle ShoaK' had "iil waya dealt fairly with Hi govern nient" nnd wna offerluK 'll.loo.oao for ita Interests In the ste'iiri Plant nt (lor- ifaa. In accordance wllh"tho terms of It. II. K. Washlnfton 11 4 Chicago ., ( It 1 Krickaon. Zachary and Oharrlly; lAvnrelt, Hodgsa, Faber ond Hchalk. : ' - n. H. e. Kltnaton 1 11 1 ivtrolt 11 1 i Ferguson, Hltsaell, Kaxr and luel: Iteusa and jUaealer. . - - v R H K Na York 1 11. 0 Cleveland 5 11 4 lluah. Jonca and Hoffman: IThlr. Morton. Bagby and O'Neill, U Scwcll. ''- " - ; rrr " n.H. e. Phlladolphla 1 1 'SL Louis 7 111 Harrla, Rckart, Yarrlson and Ter klns; Vanglldor and Uavereid. ... ...e. p.r. 631 .569 .1519 .617 .412 .4ir. 24 ll .43 ) li .10.1 Il.'H. R. .... 1 7 0 .... 0 1 KllllpKlin, V. U 17 11 11 26 . H 2 II ! 17 2 25 IS ' SI. Louia I'lttaburg ' Ilrooklyn jnii&gd :.Z.f.. :Clni5nnat Bostoa' ' . ... V. . . Cincinnati Itostun f Couch 'and Hargrave; Oeachger ond Gowdy., Chicago - PhllAdelJihln. postponed: rain. . St. Louls-Netr York poatponed, wet BTonnds. Plltsburg-Broo'klyn postponed! wot grounds. WILLARD TO Of EN TRAINING lIX-C'IIAMPlON W PItKPAIipTfpU CO WITH JIKMPSUV , I.OS ANOELKH. Cnl.. 'June 10. 4-Ias Willard, former heavyweight champion piiffllfal, nnnotinvefi today na wouia atari iroining wiinm a wuc for a return match with Jack lluinp- sey. to whom, he lost tho title. He stated he- has' accepted an offer tn use the gymnasium or the Hollywood liornimei'f 43,.,AmnrH:u,n Loglon, for nrt-UiigniiryNiVorH'. ' ' ' ' ' . Wllliiril 'Hirently Issued n (lefl to nemnsev. after' which Jnck Kenrns. .rnunnger of tho chamhion. stated his charge was ready to meet winarn whenever his torma eohln no aminged with a reputnhlo promoter, adding that'-The" wrirf Considering 'offera from Woyd 'PlfWitTnrrmns, of Benton 'Hnr bor, Uetilai.-and Tex illcknnl, of '.NnriMCs 'KJIIFM''"' ' . I ' IVAJfcMKU JKMIKU OS . . jam-immvw fti'iaura (nlilr 1 jni Coantr Bperlsl) was n recognlllon .of tho JHVtl no ceaslty for good service. ' ' BAN FnANCIHCoy Juno 20. Tho scDamtlon of the Southern I'nolflc nnd Central Pacific railroad system" under a recent nntl-lrust decision or tne uniteq nuiiea supreme couri. "would be a mora makeshift." Wll Ham Hproulo, prealdcht of .the South ern paolflo oompariy, antd today In commenting on the situation. ' Tho pgpresed fear of tho Union Pacific that the Central paclflo would, fall Into unfriendly hitnda aix that..the anod relatione of tha tTnloa and the Hputhornf Pacltlo (lysferi yfonjd.Jij leoDardlied .thrbugli tho noccsally ol 4.a IbIIju- KVmJK im VfTlLiatA Srltll BtT Itock ialahdr' aoiha Otior' fihii was 1 c , .i v .1' IA. . i 'I c: Tl -M - :. y ..;,..,.: '1,4-4 1 For Wedneoday A ' V h..' i 1 i' . '. l"il""' A Sale ot SILKS Summery Silfo Quality Silks, Every Yard is Reduced, Canton repe Mssalii)es , ; Taffetas Wash Silks Georgettes Sport Silks Every Yard Reduced Peoples Cash Store i;i 'I','1" . ::r i' iiil I jl I .1' VB - II . 1 . .! EugentSalem 30 E. 9th A. L. Solof, Mr, 111., .iki.l mail HtftixllleL.! Wllle'.liH ta,asi : tjt (tart mult whw lb plutt wo Offt Itrltl Wholly Iitii.itimio li miv'tlir inri tli rMH.rl ritim-nmrini-ii tin roMt ir tif u irijfu which Mr, Vut MrdtiM p-irt Imtto fur is ooo oou. A toml rMimtlliur of Hfi.a43.i!l Mil rlutmiM, Oil tho Wik'A UHhiliy, thn Ot-rKDM i-ti'tht plant (imt tilt tie litmirtt Vti 1 ft ml -4 u I. Hi. I lit inn 11 Hi uflrri wtut hhl Ui b 'wht- AmonK ih othop iiroviKton-i of ll KorU off'P WhU'h ttrrv ulliu kl hy tlitf report Wfro tht trutitintr tt of th wnlp mwr irJtrt f'r 4 uu ynr, 1 hut fix Inn tho trt.ii- uf th ttiuort.jmlloni. tIun fr rvpnyliiti th CQVrritiiient fr hulhlltttf il.tiitK tw it Oil ihr?.. ofTrlnir w.uoo mu'U'iUy ntid rrp tlr of tlitti.-i. Itinl rtivtiltiiK for uu- innininifturt fr rrmiiKi'rM niinnir th loo-yt-ar Iiti ami tin futlur f th iMroM tiwinuftu'ttirrr tn uyr to pay Intrrrnl on th I17.ooo.ono nl renilv rnt on thp Wtlnon dttm. Auln UnndU In 'uM.ly nOHKVIl.I.i:. c'ol.. Jm 30. Ifrr- hn I- C'Bftr. SI, al bamtlt. wnn tuktm Into cutiuy hr rnrly ton! b hi nftr h hntl furrtl nn ntnoUt nt tho point of a nvolfr l drlvo him hr from Miirynvlll, urtrp hnA lrror-tw-il tho illntrlcl hvtwucit hir on J Orovlllo wtnrn Momlay tprnnon. forcing iwTrral aumuu to rnrty hitn over tho highway. , 9 EBN . ABK IN . HARBOR VfXKIIIi HAM MANV M'Ka'IKtt tie , 4tiii;s Ali itKAxrs ! II.ikjiM't.trT.- H. Jtinit lS.-'A nuatPtti! ftVh, freiKiittHl with repre sentatives' of tat of th specie of t.li',1. tttt't liraala lhat ' aepuiiiimnted N.mh, wna in fmrt hero today for n week'a slay en oul frnt Nowrasile. Auatrallu.i to the United Htatea. The floating menagerie the ftelghti-r Weal lleiisliasr wax under eharter lo K, H. Joseph, animal dealer, who aald lhat he had caught most or the apeetnieua wild In the expectation of selling them to rlrcusea and munici pal UMM, Varieties) atMMird tha Vtst Includ ed Hons ileopnrde ,tyuv, thirty hau giiroos, wiulinia and wnllahlea, Aus tralian englea, parrute, eeowa, eoeha toos. armkeeta and other species, tunny of which nra 'rare In tho l'nltel Htatea worn among the Ihouaanda of Plrda ahonrd.' "--'' . ' Itormail Vi liaisa to Wed l'nim,ANI. Ore., May to Hpeoial to tho lleUtur . Ilfcrmmi V. Jones. 9 years old, of McKeiiala Mrtdge, Ore. (on. today obtained a llrenao here to tuarry Dons Mitrio-'Cripe,' I- yeara old. reisi Kirieeitllv,' street. Port, land. . e ni Insure with Henry Tromp. il W. tth tf m ej ej m v mw r rowMlf- anovertaisdaial tUedaystamanlirlitol lafieshlngrMtandabrliht loaiarroat b the work 01 M ruhlstt. NetuteaRsaiedrkena I body lutwruuosregaUr.iautne. appeaae, renevai rrenwysttaa. -?.io nraaar 11 4l urn nittMl, thm t V roule 9m tJtO. 4fo tts4 4tUs even USCO even touched this Vale ' ' "" 1,1 ' ' ... 'fie- - . ' :' ! .. (' HEN you look at value by the general run ojjircj a" 30 X '37a USCO Since last f U when V SCO at $10.90 think established the $10.90 price Jvirlr frsr m.m.to far a.. rangc hcy Ve fCCOgnllCd youcanrcmembrUSCO, ? Bs,a ,valuc y.on V VTti"' -I'at i-' a.Ki. 1-1 . ..l J. 1IC IXULit . llllll allCU hay always found USCO oney8 wok 1 ;i an outscanamg mone9 than even ' ;';,:! worth no matter tvhat its1 USCO it : ,. . -T naint4iri9 j.t..jestablished t ., ,, standard of quality. v - J "And bfiiaiise of the new price, It f?qts a nctv inde$ tf tire value. -'. - " .". ... ',. -''. - Men who hqtye lised ' ySCO have neyerbcen inclined to measure ite. mm ,f 1 ' i ' II. l -' ; I - United S(atsDru . . . -"-VJ . Coprritfu l' lull 1 rp U-MlraCo. ..' . I iS r 'Mam .,(; oNo 1Un (ted States Tjlro! t llnitafi CieaeVatf -O Dxkltne Pnmnam ,7LULiaJIul listen OnasKsMse isitsH'srs 1 eikMWM . lWrh aVseeai "Where Ytvu. ' P'"1' ,lld' No'ioo mniion, r iwi re UW pj,hKi rirq poippni;... Ain OUT nr, It-9 M . i'tigm f ' ge , hl hmi l.rl.l. 'vl', .Vf nil 1 , .non ' .i r1'i;'. il ; ii.w Kugcno lyilBiitm. Minuid (irraemtl fiarouo Cjirtrlghf Motor .t. Hill 4 , (Jo, , , . u 1. 1. a 1,. f 1 't'nwai'J''(v.' CI.' kliiwirwn ' Irtliuj 'UtmW. llairinWV 1 tit in ii-Tii rfrrr 'ir-nift in m iiairm" f. HllrtlrildWl1sjlIJ)lUt,!c.''rWr--'T - '. . 1 v.0 1 i:i'"'' . 1. I - nil vVfl'li"