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Newspaper Page TextI PAGE FOUR" rEDFOT?D" MATT; TRT RUNE, MEDFOkT). OTtEOON. RATTDAY. TECKMBT.n jn, i?)2f i WASHINGTON, I. C, Dee. Mepford Mail Tribune AN INIJEPKNDKNT NEWSPAPER ,' PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY ny THE MEUKORU PRINTING CO. l'h Medford Funday Hun l Juriilnh-J! th present inon.ent, the first abtorllwr denlrlm mw W uUii UeH.Tuir no obu Is buti:.n.-l I ne'.vsiiiiiiiT men are K.ttiii:.; little new; u!tlcS,Ma." T,rU,uJi6. Bui.';ilug- S5-27-Iinni lio!1-t ,jke lhe )Illeial attitude, til ! officials are makin A consolidation or the uemnrranr i , . , , . ,(. ..... trnrA Uoil M. Vlarm-n ul 1 o o- lo... I" Tribune. The Houthcru o'regont&ii. The , conference i.s not ,a muc h in a ti iehland Tribune, 'lock as in a dead calm. As a result Editorial Correspondence . At Thii; wa.j quite v.-fi!: i room was packed. littlo proKrost; an event and th; 1 Mr. iialfour would liavif mad; a great ft;r, l.rt;! xi cat out as Jlamlet. H is tsi'iKitiru t'j ; situations, lie has a marvellous vnicc.. rich. r-:-iO!ian has tlK'.L p; ROBERT W. RUMI.., 8UMPTER S. SMITH. Klitor. Manager. I SUBSCXXPTX09 TEAMS' T MAIL In Advance: Dally, with Buiuliiy tiun, year..- Daily, with huiumj hun. inonin Dally, without Kunday Bun. y-ar.... Dally, without Sunday him, month Wnoblv Mull Tribune, one Vvar Hunrinv Kim nnt VPUP 1 .'' Y CARRIER In Medfnrd, Anhlnnd JackHonvlUe. Central I'otnt PnnU.; Talent: J Dally, with Sunday Sun, month. ." Dally, without Run-lay Sun. inni.th Dally, without Sunday Hun, yt-ar .. 7.i' Dally, with Sunday Sun, one yfcar 8.60, Ail terms by carrier, cash In advance Official paper of thi City of Me.lford Official pupr of Jackron County. Entered at bm-'wh r.K nmttfcr at Hertford, Oregon, under the act of Marcl. i I, 1879 MEMBERS OK1 THIS AStiOI.'I ATlCD I'ltKSH. Tha AsoflelaUd l'r-n W tcImIvpi antltled to the uhb for ropuhllration of ill news dlHpatclwH credited to It, or not jtherwlse credlti-d In this puin:i andfc-'s-J th lxul news published iiertiin. , AH rlRMB of repohlcailoi) uf MjfClHl UnjMtche herein im ulao vyrvMt. tr even t.it Fpace-wnter.i are n in run-: around in cirrlo-i. Tii is utmespliero of j.r"w-ral aputliy j co leint'orrt'd by j't-iif-:a! initation ; fends to uncial Washington. 'J" li ? di! jf..lfi"t authorities recently ;?ave an idah 2.00; orate n-ccjjtin tor tin; social ar;o- i a us. Kvwyoiii' in Wash in -'(on v, invit'.d who ernildn't u.j anywlicif '-!;;. 'I'hc alT:'.ir iuir-i;ly d'''-n'( ati-d i-itr) a cele'uily Intnl. Hut lo and Indiold no r"lil.;iti"' wi-r- then! Tlipy had l '- u invit ;l ! hut t hey didn't conn'. ft I -ml; lhe JiieMt.'; a 1cm:k li::i to lind this out. A 1 :?!( no of li u iiihli naval ofi'ii t i s and jarmy attaches who put on th"ir old j lu'ai 1 and dcf-oiatioiiH, wen- j'oreed to shako hands with editable women Ye S murine Pot Ry Arthur Terry , Blick f);'.ndit, pl"ad t, Fysnpathetie, and he. netraiini; ir.tHU;ni o whji h not only jr.jos to tlx; heart of a . (jiif.stiun. 'jut c iircli-s all ahoui it. In i.'ianiatin e!iaraetrizatiors, few could havo i ruialled him, had he talo n to the f-.otli'hts instead of e inlo-iiafy. iJuL this h.i.-it rionie i,rt is valuahh in :;ta!-.-iinanhiji. It was valuable at t hi ; ronforenrc, relat ively im impor tant as the meeting was. Mr. Halfnur immediately .seuS"il his audi en:, play ed up t lhe. n without lor a moment a ppe:i rln:; to do so, and when Lord Kidde! abruptly announced the end of the periormance, tin former licit Ish jtn-mie:" was jilven the iii;t .soont.ine-1 ons aoplau.si; of the press esins ' tlius far. I A:t a physioal specimen Mr. Halfoiir Ir, surprising. Krom his picture j we alwa.i received an Impression of a :doop shouldered scholarly looking j persun, ralher top heavy in Hie cere-, drum. Ort the cinirary althouii over i three score ami ten, Kntf land's h:ain-i iesl r.latenniau has the ruddy faced vifioi- (!' the typical liiitish siiiire. lie ',;is sulieriej; from a cold i:i the head., ami had frequent recruit's ( a neatly busy hf. dy males, ami j-ive tin-it names and family hislocles, hel'oie i( could he estalilished (lit:y were not a.i impoi t in! a: they looked. An the crowd r.t;itlei lo pass out one If us! vn mat rou, I runt Ically Ki'Jiped the wrap et a friend ami exclaimed: "What shall I do. Tell the truth or just plainly lie to Ml the loll,;' at folded handkerchief, hut he showed no home? They will he s d!snppnfu(ed ! " siv.ns of physical distress. What he lurfdi ittly at least a thousand d d- i aid came out in tin papers today as iars worth of intricately spun coulee- the ltrit.P;h official view of tim si'me tiuiiery. and artistically colored and lion, l.i'.e Mr. Hulici. .Mr. Ilalfour moulded ice civam Went to waste. is never quoted. Roy Gardner, nlk'k handit, pl":ul- ; ' I IJ1, ,, w'- Hensanonai tnv insane, wliich I:; perm Is-1 111 ""i"'!'-' 11 '" ''"' ie '""i oi tne GO full sized exceiieiu utiiiomai, pjreca.ir; aumtiaoy womu f ever te s'-nsatrjii'tl. tne (!op;cssi m lu join iuiustic ranks he t lie dominant lmires u in was that nt hnmrht the Uif'ht H.morahle Arthur an KnMsh t-ut !e:nan and scholar, a J. Haif mr t ) the six p. in. conference master of tin- Kn-dish landmine, and on Aloisilay. nlnv ail a e.diui'ed man of the world. -1 . BY o woman, looky so ridiculous evs -the. -PasHion. pictures ' make keK. Qo at your work' I ike you go a-fc piej and. -much. more. wi(l be accomplished., lends it-fir t" r.iuia- I cr In crossing the Hockies? Acs. Tin; cummy. It i-i ba-J .Chicago. ..Milwaukee St. Pa,!. J an '!. lliat rcadu: 4 In liat century did lUas Art'.mr j ;li- dev. lt.i.:iuT.t ii l j nilf England? Ans. In the sixtli ccn-' tions. i n,ry ,Jthe- il a if aro 1 e-i .11.1 !.......'.- II. .t Ms' rrhar H i' t. l-iiil- :! ii::!laa, Co dev. V.Vria. l'Uly ! i arly edacaticu. under t!:i Ai.s. In insti'.uni;)! n'Khaei ad S;di; lu ltd the present proneiinci int ) ns;-V .Mis. in 1 SHU. is ths average naai'ier of i leali.irn lays in a year? ; li'aue : talker. j C When : ation come os that i Alls. 175. S What iirailent. before Wendrow I Wilson, was me last M li.ivev I., , mesnaae la f.ri? coaarcss? Ar.s. Tiio- mas Je'ffersim. I !l How laany cities ill I Slates have a population of more? Ans. i ii;a. 10 When did lhe Hleum come iiii'i i;e:ieral use? Ans. v.le fritis : aheady I'.ive r. uvWfi The lusdish Av.e" d nor l'a'siiate 1 1 describe it as the best vehicle t which Miss 'May has ever leat nor abundant talent?. Coro-non. 5cnsc wilf bea"t a classical education, a dozen, -times tv -twelve jf Bolshcvs-fc is a mart- who is "aia" j:..: j, I 4-4-i l: L j uiviuiiui uj 1.0 urns uinxc ins jyccccUi irt Settinb some, sr r S rt5 Mr InK' that ho Is siblo, when one is facini; years in prison, Inlrod, ires evhien : lo Bhow that ho suffered from Ills now and then, but nothing to Indicate that ho ever reared a Charles C'ha;din mustache. The quadruplo treaty, the grcalost piece of stn'.esniiinshi;) in the world's history has been accomplished without tho president BoiiiK to Huropo aeeone panled by 200 exports from the s iula ern stales, and a higleprh-ed Jazz band from tho Hotel lliltuiore, X. Y. Tho private cocretary to the president is attending to his own business exclu sively, there Is no socinllslla propa ganda being scattered by members of the cabinet, and tho chief executive has not announced llio nomination of hlniBelf, by himself, as "p render of the world for life." . Quill Points r oi l5 whn Tflalt'p. low- in. nuhtir. '', 4? A I'cil vi exi'iles til,- hull, ,'i,ol I, nil exeiles Hi- lied. Tile. neiMior's innsieal da, Heaven won 'I lie very pleasant luirps. filler pronijils tin- reflection that vliile folks aiv leiirniiit; to jilay tlieir ome. woman, are not inoch int effect . bub as Bph Swope say, they 'are. 'tremendous lookers1 rth-i, H iff X ,-lh HETZ HECK. SAYS'. "poo much, culture is ke too Tnuclt stomach. it sticks out anal -makes you I I I i1 THEN THE VEST BUTTONS STARTED TO FLY OFF (Port Orford Tribune) 1 ' Willis . White. Sr., I;) about the proudest man In town, all on ac count of the advent of (wins, which ho claims as I, is very own. Thoy nro fine, healthy looking little fellows, and show the marks of good breeding being the off spring of hlu fnvoi'llo milch cow. The surest way to make a Kiiccr.ssfiil lelalivts of lhe eont rael inv,' parlies. niarriaire is to Kill off the i I'nited shovel In ISO'-. i Taken Frcm Life ' Y'hen i-Mna Ferhe,- wr.pte llerseir. she' placel oil pa.e lit is lived among the simph class people of a small , town. Y'h":i "No Won: j unfolds across I Kialto ikeali e i story i direct Mmi r I '"' I'aany life as middle mid-western n Kn-iws." the silvershf et, at the tomorrow, it tells the Fanny Hers, If," under tie' of Tod llrowning and pro vides Mabel Julienne Scott with a role admirably fitted to her emotional and dramatic talents. "The Foolish Age" A rare treat for photoplay devotees is provided in Doris May's first star ring vehicle, "The Foolish Age," to be screened at the Pago theatre far a period of three days beginning today. "The Foolish Age" gives the viva cious Miss May quite the best comedy vehicle ill which she has appeared since sho captivated the nation in Hours' leave," "Mary's Ankle" and others of similar calibre. In finish of production, in story value, in comedy. In laughs, in the tut vrujol of all kinds.. Only wood In skill of tho charming young star and! city nnder cover. Also best I. tab in direction, "The Foolish Age" Is of j loul at SI 7 off ca. high degree, according to most of the VALLEY FUEL CO. better known screen critics (if the I i nfl ' nimn 7t CHERRO CHIMES The. Ims isn't hack yet, hut I must In, through, I "in sure that my story is nil very true, I'm kuiv that you'll hoed it, your family and you, Ami rememheiiul and practiced, by every ono to. Cherro Flour A Special Hard Wheat Blend $2.25 a 49 lb. sack at your grocer (To ho continuetl.l WOOD The. oiitslimdinj; tilly of In-ini; Inislei eliaraeterisl ie of the lypical American is the iiltain .Monday iiioniiii''. fac- Tho Portland chlof of police recom mends that tho tin id bank clerks got ready for robbers by "dally plst.,1 prac tise." This is a good Idea, and Is ap proved by tho banks, but cannot be followed without culling lu on the fit ting observance of tho holidays. Kycry once in a while some Senator comes tlivoiili with lo prove that the world is still sul'i; for dcmuO''erv. i speee! ff f!od had filled Hie rivers witli fancy soft drinks, miikin;; pure walcr and si'llin;;' it nl. five cents a "lass. men wool 'lhe ehiel; joy of journalism comes from the mediation eonceniint; the prolnilile'consiMiiienecs if one should tell nil one knows. '"CLERK SHOT IN' PANTS DE PARTMENT" (Ildllne Pendleton Tri bune). "Shoot hi, ii in the pants, Ikey, the coat belongs to us." Statesmen lire reminded that there is invariably simiethine crooked ihoul: directors who keep information from the stockholders. lie- priioarv nmms With, only .'ili!,rht addhioo.il i;nwib in our pop ulate n, a new si hool building wilt be- eol.ie imperal i e. j Our hi;;h Helmet is loiworlhy uf ;i I pruM-csri c, up-to-date i-ity like 'Med io, d. In roinparison Willi tile high. seloH.l buildings in California towns' of similar al'.e, and even Willi our, iu-P:!i1mm tng '-ity of Ashland, our hi,;!. A clever chap has fitt'tireil it out. that a family can live on $'':il) mid yon won't lie surprised to learn Unit his im ie is ik'Jfi.lHIII. A largo percentage of henna was precipitated by tho fog of last week. Jt Bottled in tho wool of some of the Cialahevikls, transforming the, a from brunettes to blondes, without (he usual ten days notice. The phenom ena has attracted wide atteaiiau in scientific circles. . Do not bo surprised to read any day now of an amateur Santa Clans sotting his false whiskers nfiro on a candle while rehearsing for tho Christinas tree. HO! FOR THE BANQUET (Boston Transcript) Ho eagerly swallowed every word she bestowed upon him; he fed upon her every look, he lived .upon the smiles she gave him. William F. Isnncs was host I'll, eve to your corr. and Jedgo Taylor at n meeting house feed. The knives were sharp, the turkey well cooked, anil tin, grub good. A number of other prom inent cltizons woro present, having been decoyod into a church by thu prospects of a ainiaro meal. The guilt iest looking one of this bunch was the head of the Espeo In these parts. The Hubbard boys were there, anil, as much at homo as around a disc plow. Ed Trowbriilgo laughed at the sight of your corr. being on hand, and the suspicion was returned. Tim mini-' pie was sober. "Notice Evil-nilmled people are telling lies about mo. If you see Cor oner Schock coming down tho read, you will know what's happened. I'm out of patience. E. J'. Noble" (Sallna. Kas., Times). -'3 words to the wis., ought to be enough. YOU'LL FIND WHAT YOU WANT IN MUiiat nviii (Oakland Tribune) Wanted Two fiery but gentle w.e for the recreation depart ment's summer camp in the Si erras. Must ho broken to saddle, buggy, truck, dray and automobile, and must ho able to plow, haul timber, carry pack-saddles and be useful as saddle animals In the summer. Must havo good ap pearance, be speedy on the road. , and refrain from eating too much. ; V'.Ato -f ipplinfRhyn: V f.V .ld MsfOM A i'wii i itJjwi i k4,- se$M3 CANNED KINGS. T1IK man who's once liehl down a throne else, il seems, ami ihoui'li he's exiled and graft still fills his dreams. Kintr Carl triei i rouii llt.it war had lifted fom liirncd him down, and he is on s.iy Kx-Kniscr I'.ill yet dreams of juinj; hack one, scepter wilh the skill that got him in lhe soup hef less Kronpi'in. AVilliain hopes lo he a monarch, v. s good for nothing alone, the rei'.'nini; Iwiee lo nail the hrow ; his former subjects ho;;tr.iin now. And people more, to ply a ire. And douht I'arine bells, tis he is .slidinu' down the slopes of that far island where he dwells. 'I'o be ii It in Ihese days ami reign, and wear a brass, machine made hnl! eh, no one can be safe and sane, and long: lo bold a job like that. Once kiu;;s could sit around in state and wateh the palace fotiulains sipiirt, but that bright day has pulled its I'rei.ehl, and monart'hs now are cheap as dirt, (hiee kings were proud and hauithly gents, with courtiers kneeling' tit (heir feet, hut now they look like thirty cents, and wish they had enough to cat. Far hot' ler saw fixe cords of elm, with moisture on the reg-al brow, than (ry ag'ain lo rule a realm, the u y king,l,,nis sl'ai-k up now. state provides funds for that purpose. That this is to be done largely by pub lie dames dots not alter lhe case. "We already have enough of tbat sort of thing ,o supply the needs of this coniiniiniiy. In my opinion The -way to stop the expenditure of ibis money for an au liHr.' is to initiate and adopt atl.'i spi'i-ial ch'elion an amendment to the sele, nl building is something o I eily charter . of Meil fm il forbidding whirl, every eili.i'n oiest be ashamed, j the expenditure. -of any of the moneys Hid yiiii i-vrr know anyone lo locate , of the city for an armory for a pe iu a Inwn bemuse il had an armory ? : i-imi of say, five years. My that time I 'Id you I'O',' hear of. anyone loeat-lvo may have better sense or more log la a tuwn because it possessed i money. good si bonis and adequate ediiea- j U' my views are sliarrd by any con tinual faeiiilies? aiderable number id' people who de ll' we had money for luxuries, I sire lo eo-operale wiLli nie in this mat" ruled suggest a number of other mat- !ier, I will prepare tin' necessary char-' lers wl,li I, l think more worth while iter aoieadment and will assist in gct thaa an armory. Fur instanre. bet-!tiag it submitted to a vole of the ler public library facilities. We rc-i people. I'ullTF.K .1. XEFF eeally lost ail ef t'icient . capable pub- . . IP' librarian because we could not nl'-' ford to pay the Milary that il good li brarian ran command. The federal government is now sponding iippi-oxlnialely four billion dollals a year more than ninety leeiii for wars past a,,, future: Sorel'v 1-SVheii were the first Canadian that ought m be enough. Tho evil Postoflices established? j militarism is becoming so serious and j -How fast does rain fall? 'acute thai by invitation of our pnsi-1 I What slate In the I'nion has only dent, the hading slate;,,,, en of the three daily newsj, niters? world arc now in tes.-ion at Washing- ! ! Of what South American republic' tun in an effort t,, bring about dis- ' is Illpolito the president ? armament, li is ,,or time lo spend j r. Who was Thomas Jonathan Jack ie, -,y thousand dollars ot our local money for an armory, even though by HOW MUCH DO YOU KNOW? mu didiiK we ran induce th oe-,-i.n to ;iNte an equal amount. I have no word ti my aKainwl tin ma int enn nro ef ;i pHal militia nun li What nowern wnro in the- I folv Htato ot 7 How long ago waa the Star Span filed liapner written? pnnv, hut that doe-; nut neee-sitate the ! What day is ohserved the second l'liildlriK of an anmuy We nenl to ; Sunday nf May? France as fine a company of militia j f What three American nnivcrsi as ever won? uniforms, and all with- Ities have the largest enrollment? "ui an aimmy. - 10 -What is the Jewish ah iil'imiry, even lien limit, would prove an expensive luxury. 1 am re- lml.lv inlnriiii-J tl.-.t it LuLd ..i.-lii ihousand delliu-H tu ,:,ii:iin tho Ash- w,lilt '""-tiT the city l;Mid arniury 1 weiild liuw to or Indireetly hv the e, unlf ef Mnli'onl. ' i I'r.'inoe? An.i iof lhe weilt!? j Answers to Saturday'; !' 1 -In what country b population Questions of ;is tie it her the Ke .rnment v. -.i- Tiiin iniin.-v i l)amas"UH hu-ateil? Ans. In Syria, nntributed direetiv -What is the second largest city oroide i.r Medi'ord'i" I'r.'nire? An.s. Marseilles. lier the M What railroad uses electric pow- 4 COMMUNICATION t:. To -lie ditor: .s :i eiti:en and t;i, j:iy. i. I d.'.ne tt w miner my pii'ii M a:;;r.ie-t the pie- pe.H. d e.xpetldit III e e J .'O.tiiMi x-i money and JJii.ii.mi tnote et t oii:,ty muiiev in tin- i'uii!nieli"ii ii a:i arnmry in Medt'ord, Tlie f.dlouiiu.' are a t w of the thini;;; wtiieh. in my ejonioii. ;iie uiu.!i more r.eid.d hy the ,i:v et M.dlerd th:ni an armoi. 1. l.OMer t;('S. A t.i l.tt.- ii e- re. of jtxty mills en :t Ukii 1 1 ,i. i this v.hleh in Miaiiy easi-; ;t pi . .i. lien : ; Value, is t-H. hi.eh, H iu t oii! eu.jsli- lutes a he,ty hmdeti iu tin- pi- j1 et'H id' the city, hut It i''ri;it'v t.i il- - eolilOKe iH'Wiulllrls tnnii lo:iun; ;i;id i inve.-t (in; here, ami il tent Is to pre- 1 Veil! urgently needed lunldiii i:o- provetm-tiiH. I 1'. Stenialii; repairs tn our pai tl ! idreetM. Within the pevt two t,ii;i a lar;;e amount ot lmue-j , jMehahlvj 5t'I.IM)il miK'nt t I'.'ilrin;: our p.iv time e i nine e.ire oi' our p;i '.' v another i.-n iu fan her ep, paved M roets I'm tin r. we nr., .. eit v of h w i iMUli nnd imsitJi A heller Lilly hettcr W.ile i 'o.:e U :e. s tU'Ke p .ind i: he e IIU'Ml;', ' If IlieiitS r I'll'le IM. tl'., 1 I' v e :;liv n ended 111 i e- ; "A Miteh In J 1 t.ihe proper ) ke WiU pnjtiy ii years. Willi. ; luxury ef line WO p.efjlert them s! Hied to heeome i out. rnn-h. un t liortoij-,hfai'. r supply. p;wtirU ! i r i ' ' a l i.-n. it lhe W.lt.r M!p ef the i-ity is in-li:.l".o-tiry. It is ha: w e r. iuedv ' ---- -- . XXLjfi 1 fed rTltBRi'i MS ,, , .,r , d. i 1 e: our. ca 11 .'il ' hue will r, , ite i 1, r, plae. . ugh! deb I I .-. e .-!,, 1,1,1 ends. 'I'he la. The s w eodcTi ESSENTIAL TO SUCCESS Is any oiio thin;;' moi-i' cssnit i:il to su,'iv i hp niiMiiPss wuriii :it iTrsi'iit than capital Its lack prevents many men from licim;' t he successes t hey w ere int t inted to he. Whv ind start some Meill'nril lmv ,,n tl,,. ;i Savin-'-s Ai-couni a few vears moan l'ICill here illio upeiiiiiL It will in eat be ither than 'I I e i 'i i; i !. .More i'..io Well i. lioe'.s are ily pup,:- If! net starl 1'atli Hv or him ! a 1'imil for coilco'e ir luisiin-.s-Anil asi.'io I'rniii the mate means Mi'mmer eliararl er. ial atid Petter sehools. K is Known that our jtrade overerowdvd. As hieh ;ts are v!uud.d into bonie et j-L -1" i T . v One? rmST NATIONAL DANK' Mdford Oregon V ii. ill 111 ill ! i I! si vin HOLD I v i '-is.' -I YOUR .n-T--tjw'ea,WW3tfy.rillD 'An t hi j Hold last to your money. Ycu nccti a vise-lilce grip on it to keep it rf from slipping avay from you. The best way to keep your money SAFE is to put it in our Bank, then you cannot lend or spend it and it isalways ready when you need it. Come in and open an account TODAY. v We will welcome you. Jackson County Bank Established 1888 Member Federal Reserve. Pauls Electric Store Cor. Main and Central EASY FAYMENTS Phono 90 1 siArtl jtq Kl When You Have a IVestem Electric Washer and Wrngfr, TyTO matter how your washing is done, each week it looms JL up as a great, Dig, troublesome problem, doesn't it? Either you czn't E?t o wnrh woman, your laundry tears your clothes to pieces, year maid objects to the hard labor, or. if you do ,t j-ourse:,". you waste your own time and strength w hich in these limes, especially, are precous. ' The Western Electric Washer and V rini;er makes wash day lock altogether ....... .u, e.,oc,iy coes me hard work. All ycu have to Co is put year clothes m tae wooden cylinder, which revelvea ar.d y thus rr.M.oa, works hot suds thru th. materials, dejiuing them without wearing them. While Hie washer is doinc th. washinir, olhcr household t..sk r ,n K- - When the clothes are washed, ycu can wrinff" thru, electrically, tco, and the washer with the swinging wringer you'll find especially convenient because you can swing the wringer to any position you wish. You "il find this washer an economy it will soon pay for itself, and about 3 cents' worth of electricity will tic ths averse family w.i-h. Stop in and see it we know you w.: like it 1.