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Monday, October 13, 1930
Removing Speed Limit
TJAL. WOSS, secretary ot sUte, anil in charge of the
1 x state traffic department, urges that the speed limit
r milM nar hour on state highways be removea.
Hofts follows the same line of reasoning as that which
prompted several other states to place no limit upon
speed, and .which leaves the matter of speed to the dis
cretion of drivers and atate traffic officers.
There are many who believe that 35 miles an hour is
entirely too alow, especially along straight ana level
stretches of highways, and there is not one driver in
.t,v -ho does not exceed the limit unaer wis conai
tion. Forty and even fifty mile are often attained by
. m.inritv of those usinB: state highways. This is in
direct .violation of the law, but arrest seldom result
unless the high rate o speed is made under conaiuons
hat re retarded by traffic cops as being exirenieiy
dangerous. Thus it can be seen that the matter is left
largely to the discretion of traffic otncera.
if th law ia amended and no limit placed on speed
the question of whether or not automobile operators
ra driving in a dangerous manner will be leu enurei
tri Hiacration of officers. It is evident, therefore,
that if Hoss' idea is put into practice there will be no
difference except that there will be no restriction on
speed, to which not a few people are voicing objections
Reviving The Silver Issue
cENATOK BORAH of Idaho is urging the establish
ment of a new ratio between gold and silver, saying
that' a ratio acceptable to all leading nations would do
much to stimulate business throughout the .world as a
whole.
The Idaho aolon points out that while the volume
of business of leading powers is rapidly increasing, that
the world's gold supply is rapidly decreasing. In this
.view he is joined by others, some of them recognized as
able authorities on the subject of world commerce and
business. A new monetary ration was urged by English
economists long before Borah suggested it in his inter
view with newspaper men at Spokane Saturday.
.Whether or not the suggestion will be seriously con
sidered remains to be seen, but it will at least bring
about a revival of the silver issue, and a reappearance
of the shades of William Jennings Bryan.
Voters Are Aroused,
REPORTS coming in from over the atate indicate more
than usual interest among voters in the issues and
. candidates involved in the coining election. Registra
tion records reported from several cities and counties re
veal an unusually heavy registration of voters and there
is reason to believe that Oregon will cast a record vote
m November.
The heavy registration is also regarded by some as
an omen pointing the way to political upsets and there
ia the frequent expression that anything can be expected
to come out of the ballot boxes on election day.
EDITORIALS
FROM OVER THE NATION
Monday, October 13, 1DH0
It to put nw lilt Into lb matri
monial market.
bunding before to "mlka"
cos la aaid to bar broadcast this
modest niesstge:
t am a vary pretty girl.
My hair la wary Ilka the
cloud. My oomplaxlon bu
I ha brllliauco and tha
bloom o( a flowar. kly
faca It aa nioblla at tba
laavea ol tha woaulns
low. My brown ayaa ara
Ilka two moon craaconta. II
thla appeal la baard by an
Intelliaoni young man who
la amlaoli and coinaiy 1 win
unite niiI to blm lor lite.
Tba correspondent who aent
the florjf doveo't follow It no. ao
wa don't know what happened,
lot be ujiu.u that It otlera (real
poeslbllltlea for America.
If It doea there la atlU one
hope. That television wiU be per
tected firau
What't the Trouble?
Oltcuuluc Ibia marriage busi
ness urlnsr. i'sychologUit Wat
son says changes must come In
the "aoolal system" before Ibe
marrlageless day la expedient. Ita
.srs In a newspaper luierviaw:
Every woman will train her
self for economic Independence.
A man and woman desiring to
lire at husband and wife will do
so without ceremony, the relation
ship to be diesolred without social
stigma when the arrangement be
come Individually or mutually
unsatisfactory.
'kach will assume equal re
sponsibility dnrlng the partner
ship or at its termination.
Any children will be auction
ed by society.
'An entirely harmonious union
poestble only when It contm-1
oe to bold ita romance values. It i
is my opinion that women are pri-
marily responsible for the dlsillu- I
slonment which seta in so soon
after the wedding service." "
Asked to explain this, the doc- !
or criticised what be holds to be
a general inclination among wives '
to let down mentally and physical- i
ly as soon a they are assured of
until death do us part" ae-
urlty. According to the Master
behaviorist, most women, when
the honeymoon is over, exert
hemstlvee not at aU to bold their
uaband's Interest or affection.
"ihe majority of wives are
axeies about their personal ap
pearance. Tba girl who exercises
and diet to keep trim when she
is looking for a husband, la com
placent, onca she is married
bout losing her figure. Mentally
too, she ceases to be a stimulat'
lag companion.'
Counterfeiters Hit
Washington Post: ituriug the
fourteen months that the small
slied currency baa been In use,
saya W. U. iioran. chief of the
secret service, there haa been a
marked reduction In the number
notea raised and in the at
tempt at counterfeiting. .Ninety
per cant ot aU counterfeit hill
that now paaa into circulation are
so palpably fraudulent that even
tha Inexperienced can detect
them. It has become extremely
difficult to counterfeit American
currency or to falsify the denom
ination ot bills.
Prevention la always better
than cure. Whenever the incen
tives to crime or It causes can be
removed there la no occasion to
reckon with the detection of crim
inals, the misx-arriage of Justice
ur tbe overflowing of prisons. This
cnievment of the treasury depart
ment may appear Insignificant,
Out it points to an affective way
of reducing crime that la too fre
quently overlooked. As tbe futil
ity of trying to reform the hard
ened gangster and the ineffective
ness of the law In dealing with
rganixea crime become mora and
more apparent, tbe new movement
atop crime at its source will
gain headway.
The' Other Side
Anyway, Or. Watson tries, be
fore he 1 through with hi inter
esting idea, to be fair to women.
There la the other aide. Ho ad
mit women art Just a Quick to
become bored with their husbands
has bands are with their wives.
Watson or no Watson, most
men know that women make a lot
better Job ot marriage than men
do. Women are more Inclined to
do their part in making the re
lationship successful than men
re.
EIGHTEEN YEARS AGO
IN KLAMATH
Local business men are great
ly Interested In the cempalgu now
belug conducted for oux-ivul let
tur postage. Active steps looking
towsrd the Inauguration ot the
lower postage rale will be taken
by cougresa this winter, accord
ing to (he preaent outlook.
Arthur Wallen, charged with
Incest, continues his tireless
march In the county Jail, and It
aa estimated this attornoou that
he haa covered nearly 400 miles
since be commenced walking back
and fourth four daya ago.
11. W. Keeeee. attorney for
Wallen. la convinced that his
client is Insane, lie will take
tha matter before the county
court Immediately upon the re
turn ot the couuty Judge who la
out of tbe city.
Wallen, so tar a can be as
certained, haa not taken any
nourishment since he started bis
walk, and he refuse to talk to
his fellow prisoners, according
to the officers.
Charged with selling liquor on
Sunday and without a city li
cense. "Ham" Hamilton, a negro
boot-black, with a atand In front
of the library, was arrested by J
chief of police this nioinliia. an
is lodgod In tha city J, pond
lug nis hearing.
AuvrrtaMMueui nA good urn
brella leuda class to your a
poaranc. ' If you don't belle
It, try IL Put oa your "glau
rags and go out with bu
old rain slick. Ot course you
do, you look UK , Weil.
Inibrellaa for laillea aud geutlu-
meu at Aiclialtaus, H0 Malu,
MIXINO-VP llv Joe llush
Tbe Herald haa tutus attrac
tive signs, reading: "No abool
lug or trespassing on these pre
mises." Tkese signs will be
sold at reasonable price.
Also, the tlorald la prepared
to prlut at a reasonable prl
signs reading, "No burglars or
thugs allowed lu thla place."
After 40 rear ot married lite.
Caroline Wllllama, au ludlau
want a separation, aud ault to
this effect wa filed in circuit
court today by her attorney, c.
J. Ferguson. The action
brought against "blind" William,
and it Is charged that the de
fendant haa made repeated
threats to kill his squaw.
Daily
CAPITOL
News Letter
Capitalism
Politics.
Denies Own Death.
State Building.
BY EARL H. LIEF
I'aited Prcaa Matt Correspondent
SALEM. Ur., Oct. II. (LP)
The on branch ot state govern
ment wher the democrata seem
to find favor with the voter I
la the Judiciary. One supreme
court Justice and niras circuit
court Judge are democrat.
TUB DEMOCRATIC party
fare not so well in tn execu
tire or legislative branches of
government. Both I'ntted States
senators, all representatives In
congress and all other elective
and appointive officials in the
atate are republicans, with the
sole exception of ' E. E. Bragg,
member of the state industrial ac
cident commission. The law pro
vide that on member ot the
out-of-power party shall be on
that commission.
Democratic Juit&v
THERE WEKE only two dem
ocrata in tha atate aenste and
two in the bouse last session 01
tbe legislature.
DEMOCRATIC JUDGES are:
Chief Justice O. P. Coshow ot
the state supreme court; and
Circuit Judgee H. D. Norton ol
Grants Pass, O. F. Sklpworth ol
Eugene, W. M. Duncan ot Klam
ath Falls, T. E. Dully of Bend.
H. K. Zimmerman of Astoria, J
W. Hamilton of Roseburg: John
H. Stevenson ot Portland, C. M.
McColloch of Baker and O. M
Corkln of Lakeview.
NOT EVERY MAN has tbe
amualng experience of denying
his own death. But Jay cpton
prominent political leader of Ore
gon, recently had to admit to re
porters that ne was sun auve.
AROUND the county court
house in Portland ran a rumor
that Jay Upton wa dead. Over
the United Pres wire flew a
query from the Portland bureau
to tha Beid Bulletin:
"REPORT HERE 6AYS JAY
UPTON DIED IN BEND. HOW,
PLEASE?"
A FEW second later cam the
reply from the Bend Bulletin:
"JAY UPTON VERY MUCH
ALIVE. SAYS SO HIMSELF.'
IF HOMICIDE means "killed
by a man" and suicide mean
"Double Cross"
He Moved On
Forbes Magazine: The Federal
. Reserve board la generally recog
nised a tbe most powerful finan
cial body existing under any gov.
arnment. Ita meetings are as se
cret as cabinet discussions or con
ferences ot tbe United States su
preme court.
With the exception of the ex
officio chairman. Secretary of
Treasury, Andrew W. Mellon, it
seven member are little known
to the general public, line they
do not pose for the movies, make
no speeches aud are not concern
ad over diplomatic or social pre
cedence. All of which may have occur
red to It ex-governor, Roy O.
Young when he first called at the
White House to see the president.
Ha had paused a h sauntered
toward tbe executive offices to
admire some of tbe paintings of
national treasurers. In true West
ern fashion he thrust his hands.
Into his trousers pockets aa he
stood at hia ease.
Suddenly he fell a hand on his
boulder and the voice ot a se
cret service man rasped oat:
"Come on. You'll have to gel
your band out of your pockets
and mora on!"
' And tbe head ot the nation'
banking vstem, having a sense of
humor, did as he wa told.
Onion's Bright Future
Los Angela Time: Tha soul
ful onion is not as unhappy a it
seems tor the quantity of tears It
causes people to ahed. In spite
if this apparent pessimism, re
osnt commendations have come
from unexpected source.
Tom Kane, New York ferry
boat deckhand, has given trans
fusion ot blood lit Urn in tit
ta years and aanoowcee In Lib
erty Magazine that he sometimes
eat as many a twenty-four big
Bermuda grief-producers in as
many hours. Ho once granted
three blood transfusions tn ten
daya and aaya that ha ale onions
by tha carload that week. He at
tribute hi healthy aupply to red
oorpuacleo to this delectable,
mielly vegetable.
At all eventa it haa acquired
new dignity. It may have had to
sneak Into the soup or hide in the
stuffing in order to enter good so
ciety. It may have bad to neu
tralize the worse taste of things to
re accepted iu business. But even
then folks have been willing- to
stay at home Irom the function
Just to have it around and It bas
undoubtedly been the clandestine
mends of the best familiies. It
has had to make folks weep to
bide Its real purpose In life and
seem tbe saddest when they are
glad.
And now to find that It makes
red blood gives it a big boost. It
is now placed along with liver and
spinach and oranges. When ath
letes begin to resort to It for
strength and tbe anemlo feed on
it for fatness, it may demand a
higher price and bold Its head up
even among rosea.
Hurry Up Television
For years everybody wbo bas
been to Japan ha com back and
told tha world tha' th Japanese
ax an Imitative people. No orig
inality anywhere, they complain
ed, "Just clever imitators."
Evidently they met only lb
men.
A reieot story from Tokyo
how that thla doesn't apply to
the girls. Tbey may look de
mure, but they are reported to
have Initiative noi gh to have ap
propriated th radio in a way
II their own. They are eslng
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"killed by self, then why not
"autocide" for "killed by auto
mobile!" Thla was the sugges
tion made to the tt traffic.
HAL E. HOSS. secretsry of
tat. 1 preparing large in up
ot the state which he plsns to
maintain as a "death chart, i
red pin will moau a death. I
green pin means a serious Injury
aud ao forth. Tbl will give i
vivid aud comprehensive picture
ot th danger on Oregon a high
A FEW ot the more violent
criminally iusan patients at the
Oregon state hospital are so fur
gone that their koepors refer to
them t "specimens." not as
' men." '
THE NEW ceU block at th
Oregon atate penitentiary whico
was authorized by the l'J2 leg
islature is now being constructed
The work Is beiug U-iue solely b
prison labor. Ouly one man, the
foreman, la an "outsider.
THE CONVICTS are eager to
complete the new cell block, for
It mean mora room tor them.
Many can be moved from the
cellar dormitories Into individual
coil, which they are permitted
if they are In good standing, t o
make cozy wltn pi.iuien. crapes
and their own handicraft.
CARI'ENTE" S' hammers and
tarns are also pounding or oust'
lug In the old rapltol bulidiu
here. Tbe suite given over to
tha state board of higher educa
tion on the third floor la being
nreoared lit occupancy. And
the old wire cage that baa stood
in the otitce of the secretary ol
state for so ..y years is being
removed. Other .i. nations ate
also being ma e.
Grange Power Bill
Will Be Di$cus2d
Six speakers will visit Kiamatb
county, who will be otviuea inio
two or more groups in order , to
speak at all the meetings which
ill be arranged by tbe Po
mona grange tn me campaigu
for what la known aa the
Grange Power bill.
Tbe gatherings will begin
V'ednesday, October 30, and will
last for four days. Tbe prelim
inary schedule has been an
nounced si follows: Wednesday,
October 30. 8:00 p. m., Keno
and Henley; Thursday. October
31, s:0V p. m., aierriu a Bon
anza; Friday, rtovemrjer z, s.vv
.. Malln: Saturday, Novem
ber 2.
Falls.
8:00 p. m., Klamath
HORIZONTAL 41 Ktarting bars. 3 Boy attend-
t To refund.
S Punitive.
1 1 Conclusion,
13 Elude.
14 Maxima.
15 To dlsplar.
1 Rhythm.
18 Insurgent
B Before.
20Srorr rant.
23 Snaky fl"h.
4 Garden tool,
SS Mineral
spring.
S Wiser.
AO Beret.
8S Eagle' flaw.
85 Aloe.
87 Beast.
80 Got np,
40 To drag
through mail.
42 Satiated.
43 To bear
heavily.
VERTICAL
1 Jockey.
ant.
4 Brisk.
5 Affirmative.
6 Br.
T All.
Title.
2 Crowing ont. DCIajr house.
SATURDArS AXSWER
C AIN1AAK? TAM iTr I
Q R El jANAr' CAR
S AfTl fAV RjD ffP I
e aTve sr,MriA Liliaim
MsIpIeMti. yuThlus.
10 Km bankifieufi
11 Renown,
13 To barter.
17 By them.
selves.
21 ExclaraaHoa.
22 Shelter.
2STo wonn4
with a kalfek
X WindVrw coat
part merit.
27 Larval atagea
28 Trap.
20 Mora nn
common 80 Boxes.
81 Affirm.
32 Write.
84 To leave ottft
88 To donate,
88 Guided.
80 Very hlicb
Mountain.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHUKCUEH
aln IjlaMaa. And Death
Real?" waa the ubject of the
Lesson-Sermon In all Churches
of Christ. Scientist, on Sunday.
Oct, 13.
Th Golden Text waa "uepart
from evil, and do good; and
Iwell lor evermore' trs.
anions- the citations wblUi
-Amn,tuii t li. La-aaon-Surniou
wan the following from tbe Bible:
"I will fetch my gnowieage irom
afar, and will ascribe rlghteoue-
ihi to my Manor- tjoo
Th. ijwinn.Krrman also In
cluded tbe following passage from
the Christian science ieiuuu.
"Science and Health with Key to
tbe Scripture," by Mary Bakei
L-ri.iv- -ir aln. aleknaaa. and
death are aa real aa Life, Truth,
and Love, then they musi ait oe
f nm ih. mum a anurcet God mUSt
be their author. Now Jesus cume
to destroy sin, sickness ana
death; yet th Scripture aver,
am not come to destroy, uui
.,lfil ' la It nnHNlhle. then, to
believe that tbe evil which Jesus
lived to destroy are real or the
offspring of the divine will!
(p.474).
DAILY
WASHINGTON
LETTER
My, What a l.t of Pallia W
Would Hate If Wa Followtsl
All the Advice ol liuniuf innl
J'rumoiera pkekuig to Guide
the ttiVMt Auieriian ApiK'ilii-
lonaiu t minus rooibtuiia.
BY ItOD.M.i HI It II til
Nt. service Writer
n ASiii.MilON, Oct. a An
unprovououied amount ot etlor
aud uiouey la being apeui In ol
tempts to guide tue great Ameri
can appeilt. It the campaigns
were an aa aucceaalul as their
sponsors would like, the country
would be su luring from a lur-
ruic stomach ache.
lleudiiuurtere oi some of thu
more important "eat-inoie-oi-
ojl-tu(f drlvea are lu Washing
ton, una iiuus llmt producers
ot food are going alter lllu,-
vvv.uu people mrougn uuftspapoi
auieruaiug, presa-agent propa-
anua, ruuio, speeches and loo
tuiee. vy-wrltiu and mam
wtuvi e.euuea ui puuucity. Ill
on ui zuiug is R'iowu aa in-
sUlu'-..j.il promotion, huhm in.,
pusning of commodities rather
tnan ot individual I i:d.
what do to with agricultural
aurplus such as th American
termer wheat? Eat lit Th Bra
llllon coffee suiplm! Drluk u!
Such are th current aloaana.
Aud there are various extensive
campaigns to dispel popular nre-
Judlces against certain types ol
looa sucn as pink sulmon aud
cauned goods lu general.
une of the most vigorous
campaigns now being waged Is
he "llsck to Ulead ' movement
promoted by the millets and the
baker. Ihe arguiueut is that
plain while hroud Is cheaper than
any other food and mote nutri
tious than most other. Itoelora
tion of the pre-war American
per capita consumption ot wheat
would provide a market for Uu,
OUO.uvu more bushels, which is
most ot tbe annual wheat aur
plus. Eat more breud and you'll
bo stronger. Whole whest bread
Just a valueless fad. Let's gel
back to normal eating and enjo)
ourselves. White breud Is the
only kind that mops up grsv)
effectively.
Flays Diet lad
"Half the pouulutlon are on a
diot'.' complains I'resideul Heni)
Mude of the Amcrlcsu Bakero
Assoclatlou al a convention lu
Atlantic City. Studs limits that
white bread Is not fattening.
tmlnenl physlcluns and food
experts are being rung In to
plead the cuse ot while breed
N bother you like wblte bread
or not all thla aeema to be a very
interesting experiment lu guiding
popular taste lor lood. waul
wheat flour, one learn, is not
jpular with the Industry. II
doesn't keep.
Dr. DikIo Machudo, Brazilian
elegute to the receul l'au-Amer-
leuu agricultural conturence here,
hooped for an international
campaign by Lauu-Aiuerwitu cot-
fee-pruduciug bullous to increase
orld consumption and ellmlale
the present overproducllou of
coffee. lie predicted thut the
orld would soou be drinking
more cotivo and said tuul mil
lions of pejple lu Itussiu. waul
ug eoltee bul now unable to gel
il. offered great possibilities, tie
veo thought that a proper ad
erlimug isrupulgu might educate
he tua-urlnkiug Chinese to drink
large quantities ut coffee.
Tbe Nuliouui Cauners' Aaaocia
lion, recognizing a deop-suatod.
ague popular distrust ot can
ed goods has spent more tbau
million dollars on researcn
ork to prove Just bow good
cunued stuff" really Is and now
contemplates a huge lb roe-year
campaign to sell the country on
auued foods, mrougn tne late
urine and summer It staged ex
tensive radio programs during
bich sclenllflo and technical
Deakera talked about sanitation.
Itamins, health and sucn mat
ters.
"Eat More FUU"
Canners of fish hav been con
tinually stressing the vslue ot
iodine and ot Vitamin B, which
ppears In fish oil.
Th India tea dealer began
n ambitious campaign, hollering
WHAT IS
Years Old?
S Tomorrow'
Ppr
A Quality You Would
Insist Vpofl If You
J 'new All of the Facts.
(Cream
of
ttartar
Facts No. 21 and No. 22
Cream of Tartar (made
from luscious erapes) is the
base of a fine baking pow
der. There are cheap substi
tutes but ask your doctor
ask any dietitian or any
domestic science teacher
which they prefer. Their
expert opinion is the Schil
ling guide Cream of Tar
tar only!
the vlrluoa of Vitamin v. but It
appeal that tbey made loo many
claluia aud they have aim
switched to boasts about the
tea s liavor aud palatablllly.
Au aasiHiutlou ol the cauners
of South Carolina Is pressing Ihe
claim that all South Caiolinu
pioducta are rich lu iodine uwing
to salt deposits on South Cero
uua a inruis wuicu allegedly aie
brought by lb breezes Uom the
ocoau.
Tbe Main Hnrdln Association
raised a lund tur a national cam
paigu this ear, but Iheu dis
covered it would be having a
small pack aud curtailed lis
plans, ills U. S. Fisheries As
tocluliou baa had couple of
eat more fish" campaigns sit
lug ludlii aud th dauger ol
goitre. There has bu au ex
tensive drlv for llrasillau cut'
lee, to, which food oxpuria here
believe would hav beau more
successful if American cuusumurs
bought colic by uailouallty. Th
canned peach and Hawaiian pine
apple luturesls huv bueu scllvo
aud th cauuer ot pluk salmon
nave undertaken to rid us of th
comuiuu luipietslon that salmon
ought to be bright red.
HOLLYWOOD: Cal.. Oct. 11.
(AP) Bell C'hsmberlln, 17.
lormer graud opera stsr, died tot
lowing an operation.
Timely Quotations
From People in
the Public Eye
The world may raped a series
of savor eiuiliuiiakee during Iba
unit few moiilhs. Huv. Joseph,
touch, lu vliaige of the ltuiu
gruph at Furdhaiu linlveisii).
Th Act doe make th posses
sion and liauapoi lailou 1 1 lu
loxliatiiig liuuor a cilniu, and lu
that loapoel makua ini uiaiiuciiun
belwevu tho who gull and lh..,
who buy. Assistant Attonie
lion era I (J. Aaarou Younguulst.
Our happiness I euual 10 our
resources divided b, our wain.
Mousiguur Michael J. I.atslle.
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There will l no cl,i,tu
skirl leugtba during th oouilng
winter. i be creator group ul
th" Associated Dress Industrie
of America.
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percoual recognition for his wuik
never ,ovs any wee-- (,,.
orth recogulzlna. Ollhan
Frankau.
For Iteaulu lee Harmid Class Ad.
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W dselr to eall tha attention
of operator of factories tmi
plsuts whsr machinery I in
constant us to our facilities foi
tb acetylsu welding ot broken
part ot every description. It I.
not necessary lo shut down ami
wall the arrival oi new pan
from the manufacturer. Turn n
over to us and w will weld nl
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For a limited $ 5 OO
time Only Q) down
8nc . . . Eity Monthly Piymtnts
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Thor has developed and now offers you a new type
of Wringerlesswashcr which extracts the water from
the clothes by centrifugal force and doe it in the
same tub in which clothes are being washed.
Not only docs this washer eliminate the necessity of
putting your clothes through a wringer, but It elim
inates the necessity of lifting heavy, steaming clothes
from the washing tub into separate spinning tubs.
The ingenious arrangement by which this is accom
plished must be seen in operation to be fully ap
preciated. Speed and Simplicity
This new Wringerless Washer is the climax in the
effort of the Thor people to attain speed. Thor Speed
Washers reduced to about half, the time in which it
was formerly necessary for a woman to do her weekly
washing. The new Wringerless Washcrclips about 20
minutes more from the time now required to wash,
making it one of the speediest washers oa the market
today. A more attractive, trimmer, neater washer
was never built. Moreover it is simple i operation,
having an arrangement that extracts the water from
one batch of clothes while another batch is being
washed in the water below the extractor.
Don't buy any washer until you have
en the new Thor Wringerless
Washer
$3.00 down delivers it to your home.
Balance . . easy monthly payments.
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