'4
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six -
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IS HELD NEAR TO
T
Judge Harry Xortoh, who has'
hp. (.tied IiIh way thru the, Orcoi
law courts for almost 40 years, and
nan trace tho evolution of divorce, I
from home of Us carltent fllnnos to !
; ihf) prOKont day product ban, like
othera of hlH profession, Riven ;
some thouuht to tho Hon Lindsay t
idea of "Companionate MarrJHo,"
ni ft probable solution. The local
jurist among nthcrK, la lo be ft
Kuopt of the l.:allo theater lo see
the tnnvlnn picture, "Companion
ate . Man laKf," which will be
phnwn hero b-wIniiiiiK Ma run 11.
'In 11h practical effect we have
companionate murrlnKo wll It uh
now,' said tho. JndK "for tho
simple reason, (hut when a. man
and vronmn ccuko to he compan
ionable, they eeasn lo live together
.and there lu n divorce. Tho fact
that tho court may refuse the r
divorce, doesn't hrinjf tlivm hark i
tiiffethci aaln,
Tho disruption of the old order
of things. IneludidK the home life,
with all it former HlKiilflcunoes, 1h
traced hy (he local circuit judtfe.
to the" Renerul change and develop
ment df Hoeinl and commercial
fniuUilonH the world over.'
.hidjre II.- P. Xoiioii,
-"-Women have lieeomo emanel-
putwl, he siild. "Ills huHinoNH and
tho profeHslonx are opi-p to her.
Independent property iIkIHm hre
hers, until now nhe hns the winu1
pmperty privilege's uh has the mini.
A hUMhaud now diH Iihh jirtietl
Hally no domination over IiIh wife's
property.
.. "Ah a rofiitlt of Uh, women are
now nllo to maintain ami mip'purt
themhelvea and. their chlhlien.
,Tliey will noli continue to endure
the unplHiHant and tinHatinrnclory
conditions that would have hcon
their lol GO yuui'H niro.
"Wilh that condition a faet, we
have,. In practical effect, the mari
tal relatloim ended at the will of
tho parties, whether ihe leirat con
tract !y terminated or not," ald
. JiulRe Norton.
"Tho court can rIvo either party
a divorce, or rofuwe It, nceonliim
to Iho eriiviiy of tho ultuatiou. The
only prnctkal effect exlHtlntf In the
refusal. Is the faet that ho or mie
Is doharrod from piilorliw into
what we call a lowil innninRp with
Homo ono elo.M ,
,. Tho circuit Judne re. twos to bn
worried over the trend of the
modern generation, even thouuh it
appears1 to ho directly opposed to
tho ideas and Ideals of the genera
tion with which ho did piobahly
his most cnthusliiHtic work.
JIo pointed out thiil the home
Ufa, which was held so sue red to
pit generations, has prnrlli-ally
itlsappenred. Men are eiiKaed
with their eluh and orjfatil.athni
activity lu Hie ovenink'H, afler
work. Women havo their enunlly
ciiftroNsinK eluh work, whleh keeps
thorn nway from the fireside; and
tho children sum in at a very
enrly - atlendhiK children's
Hoclals nrid yonnK'-r petiplc's r
ira'nlxatlons. ' '
"!n. many respects, 1 believe thin
lo' bo it. ood thlnjr. It develops
; InitintiVo,. reKourcefuluesH and iu
' dopendoneo,' he Hald. "t)f toure
. In every cenerallon there 1h a lin
deney of tho older people to regret
lhe conditions brought about hy
the younKer ones, '
V "itut, as has been the case, nnd
Will continue to be the ense tho
new generation adutMs ItMeH to the
conditions of the timer and solves
Its own problem". There Is no
need for the older penerailon to
worry itself slek over 'what Ihe
world Is coininff to," lierauno Ji will
ftet ahum' all i-IkM.
"The power that rules the world
has provided tho principles of
soelal criuilibrium, It ha ihroun
In one eouwwini faetor -that of
human nature, which hcKins at tho
Mime starting point In every gen
eration antl will terminate wit h
the same general icmiIIs ut the
end of time.
, "Kueb n'toration, Ken the
name t r uaiuiat impulHCK.t In
stincts nnd human nature, It Is not
likely that the world will o hai k
ward in this go any nujiu than In
nny other," he mild.
IOWAX VISITS xr.w VOUK
Kin ti.mi'.n ix .vt i:its
' DnOOR.MI, lown lA' Olio hun
drotl nnil nix ri'Kiilaiiy ohrilulo,!
trips to Now York without mtw
in(t ono, In tho half oontuiy ao
..:ooinillhmont'ir Hon Hi-ar, ojotlt
InB rnorohant hore.
For 53 yoarn, Ih-ar lmii oporatoit
li utoro on the unnio i-orncr hero
F.noh fnll and uprlnu ho han muilo
It purohuillK trip to Now York.
Kin February venture hflnif the
JOiith.
Hoar cutlmnte lir haii trnvolod
( wore limn 2JS.000 nillen tin hl
markotlnu loum. JCnc h trip hn ro.
inired nhout throo woek.
' Mnll Trlhune Hd r rend hf
to. ooo ccoule trery day, ll
i V J I
It -. ;, Jot ve
Marlorio Farraher is wenrinq a polar flying suit suafleated for those who plan to fly to the northland.
AN UNUSUAL TEST OF THE CLIMBING ABILITY of Studebaker's President Eight was recently on
ducted on steep 125th street hill, New York City. Starting from the bottom of the hill, the driver shifted
into high gear, and then alighted -from the car and walked beside It s It steadily Idled to the top. 1 .
BUSINESS TREND
A shtirt rartlri talk kIwii n-ci'tilly
hy ('. A. Meeker, iiiiiuiK'r of the
M, M. iJoparliiU'iit SI ore, 'over
K.u:r. ' '
Von It com 8 more to live than It ;
RAOIOJPEECHiJ
used lo. I-;--, cry body admits that, n yellow." . ibe rlass of tho kIi'Ih' blpth school
thoiifih some sunshlney souls point - - ' ; here' revealed no preference for
out t.uil we havo luxuries daddy ,One of the be.'tt ways to keep the man without a senho of hu
dldn't dream' of," such as autniuo-, fiom Rrowinff old is to tinker with; moi'. Tile sehlors preferred men
Idles, lcoless htebctxes, radio, ,vlc- the nmchinery while the eiiKlno is ; with-college educations hut did not
trolas, movies and so on, , ' lunniiiff in a closed waraue. t U'mamI such train Inj,', althoimh
Hut. even the sunshlners dare J - - i their husbands must be capable,
not deny that wo pay out more! Mniflst rate "I low do you mako 1 1 Huuiffhtful and not; wall flowers.
my out mors !
r Items that j
w novi'ltU'S
dollars and centH for
are no), In any hcioo'
food, rents, shoes, matlncas.
Life 13 fuller of new-iaiiKled ;
liivi nn,l u-ii li'ivo I.) Iinv.1 l)eoi. 1
Nevertheless, old-fantfled necossl- !
ties cost-more per pound, per yard,
per .month, per btisliel, than It tlhl
a few years twin, ' . 1
Is there any comforting, un
thoimht of slant In Ihis discuswion1
that has 1 u perhaps overlooked ? j
Yes, quality. ' ,
We uciunlly are today uotiln-;
belter Krades of merchandise and
service, wilh very few exceptions.
than daddy ot. Not because we,
pay more but because standards
are hlwher, manufacturers . use
liner nmferiais, inspecuons ami
public criticism are moro seven j
and with tho proeress of the world
the whole level of acceptability '
has M-onc1 up. Moreover, it has'
gono tip 'tmperceptlbly. It's some-
ihhiK we, haven t noticed very,
much.' We can remember old ,
prices and edmparo them with to-
Hut nimbly Is not so lienrees of
excellence uhude Into one another.
t'oiueuneut ly. when we kick let's!
not overlook the slant known as j
quality, which If anything has i
Moari'd faster than prices.
Cud hlpmau, president of Ador
able Frocks, Inc., - lately iluu out
of 'a warehouse smno dresses of
li'L'J kept tlierc as exhibits lu a
law:-sull thai never came- to trial.
1 ' 1 ".'"
I ",M ;"; , """
j?iti,(ii .oress oi r.i;.' is no more
( than o s;t,7.r( dress today. The silk
lu those garments of nix years an
is k really infi-rior in uuallty to
that m the same level today. In
j fact It is Just about on a par wilh
the slips Hi no with the SI 0.7".
dres of the present time. There
are itmoiiK Ihe Items that mIvc
women mote for their money In
our era ami mat explain whv soimnen counters now. They vo had
much tmprovenienl has taken
Place since in:'i." -
Stores are now Hellluff dresses
for and that a few
i.mo, would have cost you '.or
, in, ROtuc over many items we
Hint tiittt quality has increased
many vimes w nno tne price has
only ndvanc
red to a limited decree.
bus qualliy Increased,
Not only litis
out p:itiett)s anil stylo hnvc devel-
opetl alona with iinalliy. thereby
ulvltiic you an added value for vnnV
nioni'.v. 'luke for Ipntaneo the
qualliy in eotlon ploco rooiIh, for
moi ly you not flfty-rour lliremls to
iho Inoh ami m.w lxiy-fnur anil
Mewnly-twn whleh a to finer spun.
Iheiehy ilei'elopluR a fnhri tieli
; superior In wear anil finish. Take
I oiiin-!4 a nnother aulplo, a few
j yaoi-K nuo you ivoro never !uro
j til whether they weio I'iim or tun,
j loiluy piaetlenlly every yaril ot
printed fnhilex pre iiuaranteeil lo
I'lv.i.' li 'and are aholutely fiiHt to
' .inn hu lit .
' e iiiIkIH (to on anil enumrratoj
;nn omlloiiH tiunttier of lleno unil In !
; every eaue UHn Inereaseil value
i liolili trooil. We will mention jto-t
j one mure wherein tho ilevelopmi nt
of I'litue Rlvlnu ha Ineioa-iril to an
ouUKinillnK (lemee nnd that Im
mIimim. A few years au shoes
were fthooM. SomelhiiiR (o Just
.keep your feet off ihe Rioliml 1MII1
jlllllo ihoimht of tylv nnd ah..i
! lulely no thoiiKht of rnmfort. To
jday. .hoe are nelenl Itleally maile.
I ""nuiieaiiy mini.
h'll. And every ill ean hc rorreet- i
I oil If you mo inoperly fitted. Kxnn
wide and i-xiru narrow with eoiu-
; hlnation luhl, ttiHerli:d areh sup-
pons wlileli l.i I ii k ronifort to you
Immediately'. Shoi- store ma naftct a
Rive the mi, Iter of foot fitting spe-
Jciul altviuivn ami iock u ,1U'
VrflfrffoMj M AW
TRY THIS WITH YOUR
r.'ingi' of' stylos nnd combinations
1 Klirililint In fit every foul.
i rav I
"Why didn't you take a taxi on : iiio day, and most of them ex
your dale?" peet to have doctors for husbands.,
I I II If WnilHIII IIUl'MI l M1UH ni'll
' "u
nut 11,1,1 'ou em,,,,n'1 h,lV('
beep spccdliiK?" !
1U "Wn'fn In ll.n mill. 111.
Molorlsl "We're in the middle;
" li'"K eieaiunR ai our "ouse. ,
Vour Worship: 1 was proceodln
home at the time, so you sec that
itanira i ly i nan no inducement to
hurry." (fase dismissed). ;
- .' The Am. Tow Straws
I'apa "Hop In, wify! Ah! the!
old wheel feels Kood! Iteautlful I 1
day! Cloriotis day ! .lust rh;ht fori
n nice Ioiik l ifie! All set, dear? i
(lot AVHIk -"Hay, pa! yuh Rot a j
flat tin-:"
-Jlow (lishearti nlnw when you j
K(0p . m .help a pair of ankles;
,.hnnge a lire and discover 1 1n y
tttliK to a KiandmtUher.
,
"Usten here, Susie;. If you keep
on KrowlInK about the way I drlvo
I'll put you hack in the grumble1
sent !" . . .'
.
j. located in nutos,
J
1
I'ridc of (be IMke
Kool there was and I
ic hitched
his star
1 liven as you nnd I )
n second-hand bus all mud and
Wo culled It a Joke that had jjono
too far,
lint the Kool, he called It I its m'o
. orr car.
( Kven as you and I )
t tine Office Stcnoj to Another
; "Dcarl
how short
should my
j skirls hi'?"
i Sei4md StenoK
; sls he our uulde
l.'-t your chas
lie "Has your brother
home from college J'et'.'"
She- -' uuess so, or else
car's been stolen."
the
I'lie drtmuisiH arc
putting . in
JndlKcsiion . tablets on sale- nil
nlonK. .
; " .
j ' l-i(. .sen Mclvlmr ,
. ';' beaven s sake, be .careful,
1 "i""'" .,"u
inn mue , . . huh ctnip oas
lueer, throbbing motion. Are
sure our e.mme Is lihlliw j Uily. The ihird can b0 used for
" hn.lers . , i.ook. Tberes;M(, r1(hh nn(, hp fns,,.umpnt
""" ' oo;n. enw jour wiiiMir,
' Pim . . , i apuun, i ni sure me
Water's much loo shallow here.
OfMi'l R(i o fusl. FlfU'rrt knuts an
liiiiir In rnmiKh s1,.o(l fur nny roa-
:inalilo vr-1-i.i'M ... -I errtnlnly hoii I
ym. H.H-. that . l.-ol.orB ov. r tlu-v.
foRlmrn . . oh. ho careful Ca,..
tnln. (,.n,..,nl.,r that llxhn.K
""' 'lKh, -f-way ;. '
, ,'"m" W,"y' "V t
tulnf It N n inu. h nl. or trip j
H11..XM iho Imllan .-.aii. ily bo.'.I-:
no, Captain, ytm'II ho nrriilt'(l
for llylhK tn inaKO li loft turn 111 ;
tho Kimllkh chaililoi:'- ,i
"A car?" stormed nit nnsry . cOLl'MHtA. S. '. (ri The
falher. "Of rourso you can't have ! slnte lum hoen authorized hy the
a car! Why. ymt would ho nhso- Reneral uswnildy I" "ell an auto-:
lulely helpless If you found youi - urn ph of n South Cnrnllnn sinKCr'
self wll'i a Jlat til e. j f ,,o licelaration of Independence '
"Oli. tin, I wouldn't, lladdy." Ihe, and lo turn the money Into n fund:
dniiftlitor retorted confidentially, i f, a memorial lo world wnrvet-i
l''e Riven flat tiros Iho air before I cmns. .
" j A. S. Snlley, jr., secretary of the;
1 1 a .... A l.lU,r.pl....l ..n....ln..l .,,
tlo fin the car): "n:.t you ever
i....s.i ..i.ii., .,i.... r..
Ret oinchctl while kIiik fast?"
She: "No. but I oi stitieearil
I XorrlK Ix vour wife satisfied
j with the new little sedan yoi!nn Indemnity payment mndo for
j houuht her. uh'J man? the exeeutltin of n tiORro slave cop.
.Morris No. nhe'a heRlnnlnit Ini
develop n "six" appeal
'WJt'tint, Alowi l-'vuiuvt Synd,
'FiUbgNB, M J3iiif,Oit&,
CAR
AS LIFE MATES!
.MACON, (ia. Kvery member j
of tho senior clam ' or Wosleyan
college e.peeta to have a hu.sbaml
.i.,vni....nn. v. . ' in- "
ihouhtrul and not; wall flowers.
Most of the Khis expect to ro
somawhero every nir.ht, four or
1 . . . . .
fl..(: ..i,..,!- ,. WPt.u. when Ihev nre I
maiT,Ci(
(n ttJl.i i,nnilM. ,vnlf nlnvinir.
nn)i ,0ther put up a barrier!
,laiiint leiivellnir wiloKtnoti. xi
one of the KirlH said she had rathW
or have a career than a hushnhd t
liusiness men ranked next to rtoc-
tors in tho Kir Is' choice, several ;
wanted civil engineers, some nr-.
chitects, out an ambassador, one i
a politician and some said:
"It matters not, no lon as he
loves nje," ' -
4
I ri
vJUt
Advice About
... -
COT W CIS ill tig
' ,
'
i "if the car owner Insists unon
j doin' his own car washin', and a
j lot of 'em think that they're goln'
lo whether they ever do or not,
i 1 vo on,y m'' I1( of ",,vlp1 to band
; out. That is. they'd better lay In
tho rij;ht kind of washin' equip-
: ""J"1- Nl 1,1 ' A',nii n.uc,...M.L-. ;
is the way 'lots oi people io nhout
washin' their cars. They wouldnM
think of washin' their faces with
the cloth used to scrub the floor
of the kitchen, but that doesn't
stop 'em from washin' the wind- :.
tdih Id ami wind won wiili the same
sponue useil on the wheels and
riiunin' kvhv. The iwo nt'o n lol 1
closer related tha ityou'd think, off j
hand.
"When people Ret a new car.
tone i they usually think of a handy ac
cessory they mitflit add. I'd sna
! Rest thein buyin' three sponges i
J and thri'e eliamnis anions the very J
J first. l
t ' jtuyin .this kind of valiin
Mi)imnni hipv'va i,vi,in ih.iii I
i first intelligent setp toward cur
.cleanliness. If they Mtlnin, tho
washin' Job's oln' in show It nnd !
go.fl tho .finish. ; Three sponges, of;
j V(U.,m Hri,, , rtMMir0H On0 foi. tho ,
wheels and chasls,
pis and chassis. It should he
ii nil. imi,ntlu Tli anr,iii1 nnt
(
v...1,. 'uu..i.i i. .
)n,nj
Kor the rhumoK Iho l:tr- '
Ri-.-:t hvo limitit lie for llu Imily
nuil iho wlnilows ;int winilshli-lit. !
I Thi tlili;(l. wbii li mn tw Hninllvr, I
; ., f01. thl, ,, ,ons01i
It Isn't ' hui'rt tfl rlnso out n
. ,., , :,.X101.ono. hn i.roiv.l
Tll(, ., fll,. ,.,,. T, ,
W11V., B, ,,, u , , , .j
.'MOUMI, of oa.h ho that, tho rtlr't j
' B''lt one part of tho oar will
nol hc ,.,, lo .,.,. ,
,.,1SS ,,,,,,,,, . , ,
; , ,. i
S 1,N OI' At "ItMilt ll ' I
'r MD A MKMOItl.Vli-
'ft "' ' .
,!, ninoRiapH of Thomas i
Uvnch. Jr.
The nutonraph. dated In 17T4. nn-
pears on n receipt plven the South
'arollim provlnelal Rovernment for
of ertme. 1 Ho slave wbr th
I properly of Tiiomas I.ynelt, sr., and
iho receipt made hy his sou Is
I inurked, foi my fatner,
OK EOON,-STTNTJ A Y, MARCH 10,
! NEW ALIMN'V. Ind.W1) A sur
.! vlvor of the fnmoim Kit Car.son
I first cavalry. New Mexican -volun-
toorn, quietly in spcndinK the -
! ciinlnit year? of hia life nt his
! home here Dr. Hugh .1, Xeed-
Small Cars Will Be Accepted
in Trade on New
Ford Cars
I WE CAN
IMMEDIATE
Models Come and See
Showrooms Practically
C. E. Gates
Sixth and Pacific Highway
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fnlllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllll 1 1 1 1 lllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllll '
I TBI WW
i .
'
.
,
trim tlltS Im
iwiwil mtlytff In ll.t pri
. 44.1 nainliui
SOUTH
VsAs..
ham when only 19 yean oltl
yielded to the lure of advenlurej
In the far west when the names of j
Kit Carnon, Wild Bill and lttiffalo
IIIU were on -the Hps of every t
American youth.
Arriving at 1'airville, Colo.. Au- i
BUHt 17, 1SG2, Needilam enlisted in t
Company M. ' He was muHtered 1
Into service at Fort Garland, Colo.,
and began campaigning with the
troopers. Art evidence of some of
hU thrillins expeiinceM. the need
veteran today carries two larse
urars made hy arrows and hullom
MAKE
On Yotir Choice of New
iqaiton proves
it has no equal at its price
Moro for jour money. More. Wanly,
luxury and style. More buiiimcd jolsrr,
speed and acceleration. Thul's hat
you get lit tho New All-Ameriean Six.
O
A lilunkrt klatentent . . . lint just stop
to analyze it. Investigate . . . learn v. hut
the iS'ew All-Ainericuii provides. Slurt
with tho mugnilit'ent lioilics hy Fisher
that account for much of its luxury
and ntvle.
II.T71. . a
b. Fmntlmc. Wlrhlfn.
Ir.a. luMMfiHl,.
SANDERSON
BARTLETT & EIGHTH
, -
fired by cotumauche ravba in one
of the numerous sirmlshes.
Dr. Neodham was finally dis
ohnrged at Kort Cnion. X. -M.. Oct
oher sT lfiSii. when he returned
and mado his home here. Dr.
Neert4iam practiced medicine here
15 years, and wns I'nited States
commissioner nf tho federal dis
trict court nine years, and has
been prominent In .Masonic
societies. , '
VIENNA VP) A 3000-horsepow-er
railway locomotive, said to be
DELIVERY
Our Display in Our
All Models Are Here
Auto Co.
Consider the individuality of its appear
ance. The refreshing originality of in
detign. And try on t its glorious perform
ance. Achieved through modern engi
neering design.
The New All-American Six hy Oigland
is enjoying evcr-increning popularity.
Simply, htcause investigation proves
that it has no equal iu all that it offer.
for its surprisingly moderate
MOTOR CO.
STREET
Pha
, . . '
the largest and most poworful in
Kurope. has been built" hero for
use on steep Alpine grades. Auxil
iary engines as pushers on moun
,ain i-nniAu nre entirely dispensed
' with by tho new locomotive.
j 1
, ToObe cjoiupt from paying
' school taxes In Italy a father must
; have 10 children, all living and of
i Italian nationality.
C.osslping or loafing on tho heat
! is forbidden police of Winchester,
i Vn., bv ,new regulations.
Phone 141
that
price. a
1385
L I ... 1 1 1 . -' -
2$
mnm rpu tn onei, "i
i iw r iw i
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a. .l-- m