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V. le n t an d Instituted t W a r Frauds. W ALSH IM AM .) ON J I'U IC IA U V M u>| ” [e to say no staff could L looted who were better qn, sir legal attainments aaj J rtleular exporlcy. •■ , nil j the war graft u S S 0L Never tn the history olt. snt of Justice have the i wg been so vigorously p,„ ring tho last 15 month/ st time jail sentences a punishment for TlohtiM| terman Antl-Trust (Let li; United States vs. al. The department »t j is under Investigation t ,ses of alleged violation« ot2 -Trust Act and has pendiifl lurts 26 such caaet. 1921, the Attorney i :e hag won 109 caeee la t| ales Supreme fourt andlogj tat time It has tried : te various United StatesG on 110. The1 department y vry successful In i -nmont in the United ! [ Claims where litigationh tcreased as a result o!| -acts and tax cues. Tn ere decided In this i 2, In which tho Attorney|| eparLuvont appeared for I tent. lu theso 20 cased sent sued tor the am 19.693. Tile total ol the! Ilowed was only (533,111] This, in brief, Is an oatllua he more important actlig lepartnient of Justice i 921. All enormous am ins been performed and« ,f the judicial service hi sed by enorg* lntelHgeutl latch. The record of llslj inder the presont I inly reflects great crediti| ley Oeneral Daughertyul larding, but It Inspire ind respect of our people« n the courts and in Ilia he responsibility and pi ninisterlng the la* Is * *111 remind our peopltl > government of la»«sill Chimney Swift» ted t J The bird called the rhJ rtthout stopping In ff with Its beak or fen li he end of dead bninrfcttd •Tries, one by one. M ;lueing them a^ninst the! ms finished an almost nttlee cradle. Only ni; season do certain i itouth secrete a fcMfl jiiirkly gums and linn» >osed to the air. When tlf M*en stuck adnlnst a i looks as If It were cot « i * oj *t of Isinglass. On thli four to six white 1 0 8 Fighting WrtI In sections nf v fruit growers rover roofing paper. rntfiW* for the melon hill®* that by this pniottoS smothered nnd thcr* 9 In luhnr for riiltlvaU'»S be Û luch You Sard r to Save ReP ■n your property _ „ ..d to use the The best BDC® « .1 A.k tko n y j5 r*| •i«. 1 •olor k.nooW BUSINESS AMD /C"IAL ASSET T H E H O M E R A D IO How to Make and Use It By A. HYATT VERRUA Coofriaht by Harper & (troth.r Pleasant Laugh, Which Can Usuati/ Be Cultivated, Well Worth Trouble of Acquiring It. D A IR Y H IN T S You can cultivate a pleasant, C *i tagloiis und q> htnncous laugh just ns :T S OF DAIRY SUCCESS XVll. LOOSE-COUPLED COILS well as you ean cultivate a good .s|K-ak- Colls, or, as they are more often expcriuieiitlng after «the coil Is In 1 ln8 voice. But you must work for It. Thing« Are Proper Caro and caned, tuning colls, an- very essential ii:", hut, as a »turler, about twenty- d. Sjys Specialist of Okla No doubt you hold an opinion of purts of rudlu telegraphy and te le five or thirty turns on one, about one | every one tdse’s laugh hut your own; homa Col logo. phony. The old style tuning coll, as and one-half times as many, or say and unless you have u frank and ini- if I used In wireless telegraphy, has been thlrty-clght to forty-five on the second, “ Ij tlcul friend or famously i » ( ‘•re s in dairying which int largely superseded by the type known hmd twice as many on the third as on laugh, you may never Imve stop] ■ (1 to lu* reason for tin* success as loose-coupled colls or adjustable- the first, or from fifty to sixty, will he consider how your voice sounds In * of dairymen are proper colls which limy be uttered or adjusted somewhere near right. Then, by re- ! laughter. And yet It’s part of \oiir I>cr- emvs and proper care of to tunc much rtner or more closely it an movlng or milling a few turns, as you I aonallty and you ought to know and A. (Î. liner, head of the by the old type coll. Although it is adjust your receivers you cun filially cure. Dairy llush.in .tiidry department o f Ok- not difficult to mtike a lo o s e c o u p le d secure the very best results. To ! A young business man who laughed lahomn Agrtc lttimi und Mechunicsl coll yet, us Is the ease with man) of mount this coll so It may he used, spontaneously and heartily and eon- • the ports nf radio sets. It Is as cheap the coll or disc with the least turns, ! taglously confessed that he had culll- “Th cu .and ' o f cows would be profit and far more satisfactory to parch a o or. In other words, the primary coll, 1 vuteil it. able and good cows if they w o n glvoa them ready made. The conventional should he mounted rigidly and im- | “ I’ve learned lo lupgh,” he declared, S chuuco; If they were properly tod, type of loose-coupled coll consists of movahly and should he connected by ! “Once upon a time I didn’t laugh housed, and cared for. j two distinct colls, one within the other, means of bii*dlng posts to the aerial easily, hut I found many situations re “flood feeding means to give co ( II .K L. T H O M P S O N . M « r . ns shown in Fig. 40. One of the ,■ am! ground wires. The secondary Moved by a good luugli nt tlie right enough feed to produce milk and th« s'yssa. < >r**«on Is the primary coll, the other the coll and the tickler coll should then i moment. t I find It a mighty helpful i right kind of feed to product) milk. secondary or induction coll. The two Most of the feed for cows ought to A W r’ / A W W A A W A W / A W A W A W V i are so arranged that the Inner or be fastened to brass or uietal strips 1 business anil social asset. And nt the be grown on Okl.ihomu farms. Alfalfa about two or two and one-half Inches same time the- mere act of laughing secondary colt slips back nnd forth long, one-sixteenth Inch thick and half bus made me more optimistic. So it hay Is tho best dairy cow feed which within tlie larger or primary coil, an Inch wide. One end of each strip works well all around."- can ho grown. Cora and sorghums, thus varying the coupling or Induc- should he attached by small bolts or “Give a grin nt yourself in the mir such ns kutlr and darso, can be grown tlon, for the electricity—or os.illa screws to the colls and the other end ror and see what other folks see when for the silo. Ei; ullage on a dairy farm tions—In the secondary you smile or laugh. If It isn’t an ideal ^ llu-v farm where dairy cows ure coll Is merely induced picture, consider what you ean do to 1 kect provides succulent feed nnd Is !n- by the primary circuit Improve It. dispensable. f W d SERVICE tn the outer coll, so “ First of ull, you can of course, k«s-p -U' )t of the grain for cow feeding N E ./ AND USED FORDS I that if n portion of the the teeth absolutely clean. They I c*n k'f" n on tho average Okln secondary coll is with W I L L A 1 D AND EXlDE BATTERIES ? ought to he brushed night nnd morn homa farm. A good grain mixture for from the primary A C E T Y L E N E WELDING | drawn ing. Then they ean be straightened w lk cows Is us follow s: 4 parts coil, as shown In the and filled und generally fixed up by ground outs, 3 parts bran or alfalfa figure, there will be less the dentist. Yes, there will be dentist’s meal, 3 parts ground kafir, 1 part cot Induced current and In bills, but you will be investing in a I ton seed meal. this way tuning is ac "A dairy cow ne sis about one pound gooil-looklng smile. You buy hats and complished. To allow j of grain f A tim e or four pounds o veils nnd face powder to improve your NYSSA. ORE of still finer uujuni- adjust milk produced. Dairy cows should b appearance, so why not buy n good- . , , ,, ... EDDIE POWELL. 'rop. ment, the prlmnr; rliunry coU looking smile.”—Rhoda Vale, In I>*..| f*U .-M u tadlvtd M y uMing to t U) pcovldfcl with ivlth À til FIRST CLA3S M BCIW flCS muoiiut qi vdjk for growth li to ler A, iktul juStable slider tu « , und at (lines to produce pit the secondary coll has weight. a multi-pointed switch “Dairy cuttle will respond to GOT IDEA FOR CASH REGISTER CIRCl 1 i OL’ RT OF THE each thereof, for such deficiency B. cure. Every Oklahoma farm u 0 ( OREGON FOR THE and that execution issue therefor! Another type of loose- Original Maker of Machines Copied cows are kept should have at k>: h i ni IF And for such other and further re coupled coll Is arranged good shed to protect the cow s. Device From Automatic Indicator INK OE ’ • Oorpora- lief as to the court may seem equit so that one coll re bad weather and cold winds. A Used on Ocean Vessels. able and proper. volves within tlie other; ____ i ket In very cold weather will I Tain tiff, This summons is published and another type, Tlie invention of the cash register for Itself In a very short time. 1 I VS. served upon you under and by vir _while wns due to one of those happy ac dairy cow should be cleaned A • AMtiAl. IN A. Ill A, El.ROT tue of, and pursuant to an order of which Is the simplest of I ff- Ç MOV NO the Honorable Dalton Biggs, Judge nil for the amateur to C-ASOO ItlMMOAA V A M cidents of which only the alert mind brushed regularly. It helps to [.MAX, I ' K. HUFF D-HHOêritHlC* CU 1 » construct and gives tho r- 7 <n r - A-MOJ o* A>AQL £ Ci» Di » 10* JAI IB i IAN, I1AR- o f the Circuit Court in and for the takes advantage. A business man her in better health.” v so F-THeOITMJ best results, Is com- H-/MAUV B AT m r i -B ffATTHr. G-tfACvUM 7 v j f | \\ 11 C. WIL- County and State aforesaid, which of Dayton, Ohio, named Jacob Kitty, imsed of three discs or ,4A Little 1 earning.'* said order was made and entered by had a store in a good location in that said judge of said court, on tho 31st Colls “stagger-wound" which may he attached to a movable peg or bolt with \ city, and it attracted many custoin- DiT'cndants. One of the young -vonien f day o f July, 1922, and directing adjusted hack and forth. To make a fibre or bakelite knob at the opposite | ers, yet somehow it was not profit* ing about loot bull nnd kae* Jnmn A. II mn, o f the that the summons herein be pub one of these Inductors you will re epd. 1« ig. 48 shows clearly how this j able. Named Defendant lie worried so much about nothing; the other knew n- lished for six (6) consecutive weeks, quire some stiff, smooth cardboard, is done. In this way, the secondary , his lack of success that a vacation football and thought slit* BE N.\ MI. i; HE STATE including seven publications thereof yUON: 1 Jn i'by re- heavy Bristol board, thin flbreboard and tickler may he swung back nnd became necessary, and lie decided to thin;: The result was t ir and answer, or in the Gate City Journal, a weekly or similar composition and ubout half forth to cover more or less of the take a trip to Europe. While on the caused endless amu.sem* plead, to the complaint on newspaper published at Nyssa, Mal a pound of No. 24 D. C. O. wire. A! o, piunar>; hut great care should be i voyage, Mr. Kitty one dav visited the spectators sitting.near fm, agui in the above heur County, State o f Oregon, and tn setting up and arranging the coil . used that the tickler does not touch the \ 8llil).K engine room. His attention was the girl who thought ^li suit, on or l>t'fort- six (0) having a general circulation therein you will require binding piosts, knobs, gum t i tho first and ordering a copy hereof and n a little sheet brass and a few other prnnftry coil. When the coil is thus caught by the automatic indicator thing laid given tons t mounted on a proper panel or stand. ! which recorded the revolutions of tho Information to the ;iri v dii i) ame being copy o f the complaint be forthwith odds and ends. With a pair of di It should lie wired as shown in Fig. propeller shaft. The Idea occurred didn’t know much the b day of Soj t< mber, 1922, and mailed to tho defendant Tillman A ail so to ni'" and answer, Huffman, at his place of residence viders or compasses draw three circles 4i), and when the whole set is In good to him: Why not devise a machine to the fir*1(1 und as.'!e«l : ■wise plea- . " want there and last known postoffice uddress. on the cardboard or fibre, each about working or.ler and final adjustments | t„ ro<.„rd the sales In a store? lienee -What are those?’ [ plain!iff a"ply to the The date of the first publication four to five Inches In diameter, having made, it should all be enclosed in a the cash register. “ What. dour?” re*died Dr the n inamled in hereof is the 8th day. o f September, all exactly the same size. Then, us neat wooden case with a hinged top or At the time of this invenyon John complaint, io wit: For a 1922, and the last publication is the ing the dividers, serthe off an uncquul cover, Fig. 50, although, of course, II. Patterson owned a retail shop dn Ion. *'Dc) you nn1; n oil fi.qnres?’* They’re men. of Bt again i . . hints, Till 20th day o f October, 1922. number (five, seven, or nine) marks this is merely a protective measure and a small mining town near Dayh* * E. M. BLODGETT, ‘‘No, nn>! I moan thane Huffman and Elroy llu ff- around the circumference o f each does not affect the working efficiency tried two of thp machines—then of n Attorney for Plaintiff. J each o f tl itn, for the sum circle. Fig. 47, A. Next, still using of the set. It must be clearly under rather crude type— and was so pleased In the ground." Residence and address Nyssa, Or Thousand Dollars, together And she pointed to the f the dividers, draw a smaller circle, stood, however, that tills type of coil with tlie results that he realized the |teii : i In . ilu rate of egon. say one and one-half Inches to two nnd can only he used in connection with opportunities they offered. He bought cent per annum from the NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELECTION one-hnlf Inches In diameter within a vacuum-tube outfit « ms shown. When out the company that was making they « r e !” exclaimed by ■ ■ , I1.1 ), until “ Why, they’re football fixtm the sum lliOO.OO to be To Increase Tax More Than Six Per each circle (B). If the circles •art- nil wiring is complete and adjustments tl»em,‘ and became Its president. four Inches In diameter use the smaller are ready to be made, connect the to plainii’ . from said de- Cent Over That of the Pre circle Inside, If five Inches the larger storage battery,-as shown; place the Tillman A. Huffman und Ancient Advertisemen vious Year. Lopez Real Discoverer. one, and with a rule draw radiating lamp or tube in ft* Socket and gradual Huffman, » i,Many's fees A drinking cup was recently Notice is hereby given to the lines one-fourth o f an Inch apart from ly turn on the rheostat to see if the Francisco Lopez, the discoverer of [suit, and for plaintiff’s costs London, belonging to Sir u ¿ i. • ■bui-.i e.r. For an legal voters o f School District <No. each of the marks on tho outer cir tube glows properly. Never turn on gold In California, tiled in poverty Evans’ collection, which is chlcity pi rl that 26 o f Malheur County, State o f Ore cumference to the center of tho circle the current to the bulb quickly or to nml the plnce of Ids burial Is un tcrcsllng Ins :ius" on It In Greek is on utiff’s mortgage is a (C). With a pair of scissors or <i full power, or the filament will he known. Marshall who accidentally b1 the lund gon, that an election will be held in sharp knife (If enrdbourd Is used) needlessly burnt out and wasted long discovered gold In the mill race nt Inscription claimed to' be the first pni 1 ilain- slid district at School House on the or a fine saw (If fibre), cut out the before Its time. Next, connect the Slitter’s Ford six years nfterward, was known advertisement. It runs rather portg.". . l aid land is 14th day o f October, 1922, at 2:00 discs nnd cut slots In each disc acoord- II. (or* dry) battery, tlie ground and given $3,000 a year by tlie state and plaintively: “ Made by Enn I on, let the DR. C. M. TYLER' w la yer remember." U-r the Twentieth as follow to-wit: Lot o’clock in the afternoon, to vote on Ing to the marks, ns shown at (D). aerial and, finally, the phones. a monument of brass was erected to p l an Quarter DENTIST 1 century buyer, it Is not a question of | the question o f increasing the Ills memory. Sutter, who lind nothin Next, If you have used cardboard, In using this outfit, turn on the of the Southwest Quarter remembering, but of endeavoring to , , , .. hull) slowly, adjust the knobs carrying give ench slotted disc a thorough to do with tho discovery, nnd did not and th, ,« t Quarter !imount o f the tax levy in said Dis- Ontario, Oregon trace the history of one whose work covering with shelluc, using at least the colls so that nil three are in line own the land upon which liis null of the . ist Quarter trict for the year 1922 by more must he more than 2,<kK) .«cars old. three coats, anil when thoroughly dry stood, nlso was given n pension. Lopez and then adjust or tune tlie variable PHONE 117 i (? )i and than six per cent over the amount Ennlnn Is believed to have been an L v jp ! n' -/ortheast ()f suth ieVy f or tj,e year ¡mmedi- proceed to wind the discs or colls. condenser until the signals you wish Immediately reported his discovery to artist of Sidon. the principal city of (N E 1,) n i lie Northwest . , ' In doing this, start the wire—being to hear are clear. Then, by gradually his employers. Suiter and Marshall Phoenicia for many centuries, nnd (N W 11 i , , .lion Eigh- Ilto'y preceding. OSTEOPATHS sure to leave enough for connections adjusting the movable coils, you can kept I lie discovery a secret until they even tn the Middle ages a place of I 18), . Twenty- It is necessary to raise his addi- —at a point at the Inner end of one cut out interference and also make the had taken possession of large tracts DR. HARRIET SEARS considerable Importance. Now It Is |1 1 i "i t y-sjx tional amount by special levy for slot nnd wind over one segment and signals, music or other sounds louder. o f land, for which they gave the In Osteopathic I’hyclclan little more than a village. Its glory | " l idian, in ; the following reasons: under the next, and ns the number When the two movable colls are entire dians almost nothing. Both Sutter having faded as completely as the Ontario, Oregon. nnty "1 ate o f Or m . i , , ,. ly away from the primary-coil you will nml Marshall knew that their claims famo of Its citizen, whose request, bid th * age, To take up-outstanding warrants. Is uneven you will find that the wires Office: Wilson Bldg over Rad » *. have your shortest wave length, while as first discoverers of gold were false. ncvcrthele . to he remembered, has 11 de- Dated this loth rtay o f September, will thus cross, as shown at (E). The number of times the wire should bo when nil three are together, you will They were adventurers, and were at not remained wholly unheeded. in I lifter 1922. E. M. BLODGETT, passed ean only bo decided npo: by 1 have the longest wave length San Fernando In 18-10 during one of ( HIROPRAtTORS ° 1' !’-• C. Chairman Board of Directors. the Mexican revolutions, and hail fct,7 ; 1,1 l” ¡S Ü Attest: Mrs. H. R. Sherwood, Would Be Embarrassing. < heard of the gold fields in the San Pavement Is Billboard. During the social session of a lodge DR. IL A. MOON except ¡ i <vhk and inter* District Clerk. Cannibal Plant. Fernando district. Ohiroproctlc Phyeictan , City streets nnd sidewalks muy be the oilier night the expenses were de Isaid , ,, K. Huff- vTi'-fir-V---------------------- ' In the Indian ten-ltory Is n n .n rk- im„ u.nu,orary billboards House calls made frayed by levying’ fines on tho various V the \. ¡;• i-d defendant, INOIILE. ■Me parasite called the air plant, one by ,|n r,.s, „ |ilwu. To Secure Clouds on Negative. [Huffman, Aiiequent in Holders of city warrants are members for real .o r fancied Infrac Acute or Chronlo will frequently find the ground l e v roller that prints the advertising tnes- Amateur photographers ure delight tions of the rules. JjT',1 ir rht to aid hereby notified that warrants Nos. ered with wlmt seems luxuriant v i v Hours, 10-12; 1:30 to 6 ed to Und, sometimes, that they have Tim forfeits were collected by the * fs . sail m 1834, 1679 and 1972 are called for tntlon. for this plant has a rleli fnl1; * sngi in water on the asphalt. Evenings by appoint natural clouds upon their negatives, «is the inalbine Is pushed along b£ SOrgeant-n f-nrms. a JUdgincm >' and decrecí payment and if same are not pre of deep and abundant green. However, Phone— Office, 158; Homo 4^B10u>:i lind they Imagine that these have uc sor its operator, a spray of water from ever, the sale ol said land and prem- , . .... , , ., .. K In one Instanee, bow Ontario ’ Or« Hi upon execution, and ih it the sente“ "ttbhin the legal limit they If one lifts one of these little twin* the tnuk In the upper half passes curred by a lucky chunec. Really the unt ma do no eff<>rt to collect tilo he will find It nttnelied to n strenc tlii ""gli u perforated belt or drum that result Is a proof Hint they have made s vsU s of said ile he used in will be canceled. fir e , nnd the ehairman directed hl« woody stem. Continuing to lift Ing -the judp 'lent against the TOWN OF NYSSA. acts ns a stendi. The belt is of fino a correct pxposure. t r o l a lit. nf tention to the a t t o r n e y e s a t l a w lci'1y l * f l und following It for yards, lio will find wire Liai fendants, 1 man A. iiu ff- tu order to secure clouds on the with waterproof lettera gei W i t remained In __________________ ____________ m k ' a - Acaln tlint the vine Is not clinging to any fn: net upon it. In consequence It negallve, It Is necessary to remember n,l Eli . j icj cling ___ im .ft 'p » di Ferent • disbui i attorney^ thing. but Is simply lying upon otl r E, M. BLOIH1WPT a lucid of wet. dark pavement an old rule—"Expose for the shadows, the eluirYuiin ox- Riippim; nd if y o ’ proceeds of Don’t forget the \ plants, nnd If he follows It Its w f"!" leaves behind it, upon whigli the w«vds of and the high lights will take cure of elf Attorney • 3 I>aw ale remain, satisfying length lie will come to the other i d Urn ndverl L enient stand out—dry nnd themselves.” In other words, oile must SUPPER and BAZAAR " of ‘The uc►rtfeunt- it-nrins ft ns refitsed Land and Probate work a M iud« ment, >sts, the stem, without root und nttm li1 I w ide.—I’opulnr Science Monthly. ley. look for the darkest port of the pic to coiiect n fine n fi .»flier Aiu ments and . Itorney’s fees Nyssa, Oregon. .. ,1 HALLOWE’EN NIGHT;; to nothing. ture, and give thut part sufficient i'i- W • will ) ear whnt excua* bo has to ne bo paid clerk of the Under tlie plant will be only (lend posurv. Usually, clouds ure lost be |for the b m [ of whomever im October 31 Indicates Treasure Trove. twigs and stems of other vegetation entitled the cto. and if the . i •r — t —i owe blni mon y.” —Youngs- W. If. BROOUS-P. J . GALLA' Antiquarian* arc puzzled to account cause tho sky, being bright. Is much | , for nothing enn live under this life is of said sal more exposed than other purts o f the o not amount sum old coins found In the sapping vine. Attornaya-at-Law I sum - ffÚ K t" pay said .-Ii. a' In: l ocks -langlitered uftcr picture. On development the Ini: ►nt, includine -H-, disbnrse- becomes densu there before the dail O n ta r lo ^ f « -In* op tbs 8><s*x-g qi«<*.aa VII a on Bldg., L. B. HAM AKER, Prop. ¡; . ar"l iV that Onii «tr pas*» are ntrong enough'. Ileim r»m (jrt- irg tl^ c*ln* <+■ aliHtd fit P " ha1 uvee and J I Nyssa, the sky will not print. Oregon. J [ The Hebrews regarded the "n'on •cut animals during tlui past few B A. R. W. 8WAGLER j M merely for Its culinary value. The . arc n small coin dated 171)1 bear- ptn ai " uffrr lì nnd -M -M-H -H " * + * * * * * * * • 1 - * + * + * * * ^ Attorn*y at l-aw flreeks were fond of both onions and ; the name of Victor Amed of Snr- Explanation of Dreams. gnrllc, the former apparently used K oous 12 14, IS ita. a diaries II farthing luted | Numerous forms of fever nr un wheh drinking to Increase »hirst ind Wilson Bid*. jj, th a (¡eorge III half-penny fated nouni i d by drenn. of an inn . itili I enchance the pleasures of tlm cup. and a Hamburg shilling luted i terrifying character; while In <a 1 of ^Ontario O’, , o f rp o But In palmy (lays of Home the two 1727 London Mall. E ! severe neuralgia nml rheumatic altec- vegetables had become largely the HOTELS A IlD . ' U m - - thma, disturbed dreams are'oceusloonl- Halley's Comet. ■ _________ M badge of the rabble. In the MhM'e ljr found to be forenmnera of an at Halley's comet, which visits this j ages any well-set table contain' » tack. HOTEL WMSTKmr “ th part of the universe about every sev- , plate of red onions. Tin* chief reptile Indigestion give* rise to very morbid Ono block from dap« ST’S T O A S T E D of the onion In medicine was as n enty-slx years, was seen at Its best j dreams, lulu which weeping, sorrow, NjHsa, Orogoa here on April 19. 1910. Prof. Max I diuretic and remedy for dropsy. Tl « I J one c Ira process death*, funeral*, suffocation, ami i lean bed* ........(JOc, T8e an— ^ belief has persisted np to the pro- cut Wolff of Heidelberg first detected the j strange nnlinul* enter. i ] whioh g iv e s a w t.o<««1 meal* ..................... | time and II la somewhat strange to comet on this visit on September 11. -uSJ - i i r i T — g ap — » — In the late *prlng of 1910 It! All ttu-se thing* arc due to the j delicious flavor Room* by weak o? And that as early as 1863 onlo 1 U curious effect which the mind has over me visible to the naked eye. Be^ I a milk diet were pronounced the best ALB E R T POUCH the tiody during periods of sleep, for ■u 2:19 In ihe morning and dawn I -r—T " * ' U M ' remedy for dropsy. dreaming Is a very natural thing, and P rop rietor , ns a beautiful spectacle in the It those who never dream nt all ure uald rrn sl:y. The fail grew In length yearn’’, Helping tbs Judge. Impressiveness as perihelion was tu la? mentally afflicted. I.K A Y 4 0 R It was hi* first caae. and the l a w r. • >m l ed. April 19. "llnlley" ;mesc! I m f f / n p is A-M/yw whose zeal probably outweighed Ms ill hall a million miles of Venue «1 o i-r r i i h a i Jury learning, was arguing a case In a local M 2. nd au observed irregularity ot ‘ J. K1 KENBijRG, court. structure was «a-rhaps occasluoisi | ¡All kinds t 'raff wo«k L, next Bank of Nyssa. "My contention, your honor.' he ; tt«ad«d a* said. “ I* that the lower court made i M i i M w H t t n w t t w w n n 11 » - m i i t an error because the verdict 1* against ^ V the weight of evidence." “ We can't hear that," »aid 'll '» db» \ lcF *ll and S e e B e tte r W e G rin d Judge, meaning that even a :iS' sual opportunity to 3ecure| u ^ posii young lawyer’s opinion Is not evidgk^ ■ n exceptionally well returned with his \ "Very well, then." salii the ■ — ¿ Y . . W. H_« I'r'Vwot»; ^ tr e - this wetk. man of the law. who entirely ml cesh, balance on I ' * • --. -.'v-'i a A f i point. “ If your honor will lister H. W blt N y s . - a ^ . j , . apeak a IMtle Frnifer. '—London | * tfi and you ever stop to think that | and dock sometimes .a fiere nee of two and cents per hushel. 1er investigate vss' Grain & Seed Co. •! J >ervice Garage | All ;Vork G u a ra n teed .-K I VICE GARAGE I j| Nyssa Barber Shop:: t e .o lo r cu t* . rt*- .‘ . W W W W W W , v v w v v v v w v w v v w w ? 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