davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1920-07-02
Smoke Chas. Sheets CHALLENGE
10c Cigar.
HERMAN HANSON

Herman Hanson died Sunday even
ing at Aldercrest Sanitarium at the
age of 81 years. Bro. Hanson had
been i'll about seven months. Mr..
Hanson is survived by his mother,
Mrs. Anna Hanson, of 1916 Wetmore,
and by two sisters, Mrs. Mark
mickey and Miss Olga Hanson, of
Everett, two brothers, Alfred Han
son of Lyman, and Jack Hanson, of
Anchorage, Alaska. Funeral SER
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1920-07-02

vices We're held at the parlors of
Challacombe g. Fickel Tuesday at 2
o'clock. The Rev. r. B. Hassel con-
Quoted the services. Bro. Hanson
was member Of the local Carpen-
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1920-07-02

Il hope we shall take warning
from the example of England and
crush in it's birth the aristocracy Of
our moneyed corporations which dare
already to challenge our government
to trial, and bid defiance to the laws
of cur country. Thomas jefferson.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1920-07-02

Try "BLUE RIBBON Cigars, Sc.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1920-07-02
NATIONAL.
ASSOCIATION

Which is exclusive representative for all
national advertising. No other agency or
source of national advertising will be recog
nzed so please address all inquiries for rates
10 NATIONAL LABOR PRESS ASSOC1A-
TION, Inc, hurry Building, Grand Rapids,
Mich.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1920-07-02
DR.. Peters KurikO
and Swedish AnjOvis
AT
Cow Butter Store
Cor. HOyt and Hewitt

We have repair shop in connec-
ton with store and have an expert
repair man in charge of same. We
make speciality of repairing motor
cycles, bicycles, typewriters, cash
registers, guns and revolvers. We also
do lock, safe and key work. Tele-
phone and we will call for your "work
and return same when repaired at
Arthur A. Baily's Sporting Goods and
Hardware Store. Both phones rs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-16
lROooe sPoeB
Leonard Enjoying Dull Season
Champ Eliminates All Rivals

NEW YORK. Oct 1s.-Of course
in there viii be an awful blast Of
criticism over Eddie Fitzslm-
mons's refusal 70 meet lightweight
champion Benny Leonard in IS
round match at Madison Square gar
den, but the youthful New York star
Is not wholly TO blame for the fact
that Tex Rickard didn't land the
bout
Truth be told. Benny himself
wasn't 50 crazy 70 80 through with
the match as some OF his supporters
would have the fight fans believe.
When Dan Morgan brought the news
that his battler didn't feel himself
capable Of holding off the champion
just yet there was more joy than dis
appointment in the Leonard camp.
Didn't Come OFF Easily
When Leonard agreed to post a
forfeit OF $4,000 70 insure his ap-
pearance. eight hours before the
bout, at 125 pounds he honestly be-
Heved he could accomplish the pound
age, with the few weeks time given
him TO get in condition, but when
he started after the surplus weight
he found it didn't come off as readily
as he had anticipated The result was
that he began to grow concerned
There isn't any doubt now in
the minds Of most fight follow
ern that the champion really can
pare himself down to the IeEiti-
mate weight Mt which he should
be forced to fight, but he couldn't
do it in the time he had TO train
for E7itEEimmons and sttl remain
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-16
Walter Mails, Cast off By
Dodgers, Makes Elm Sorry


hold the lead and HafFs superb
pitching enabled them to do So
As nearly every fan in the coun-
try knows. Walter came near
having \ bad inning, said inning
being the fIffh. Then he famed
the first hftter-svFede Rtsberg-
and walked the next three gents
who faced him-Ray schnllzs Ur-
ban Tnber and Amos srruuE.
Iris Speaker. plucling grass ner-
vously in center field. wig-waEEed
steve O'Neiu TO have Nails use his
overland delivery and then came IN
and handed Walter his Instructions
TO do so, saying
You're not getting your side arm
ball over. stick II In your pocket IN
I'll the timing is over and use your
overland ball"
Used Overland Delivery.
Following instructions, Mails did
so, and IL was with a fast overland
delivery that the southpaw famed
George Davis Weaver and Edward
Trowbridge Collins
National league hittsrs smote Mails
&c the extent Of -216 when he was
with Brooklyn IN 1915 and 1915, and
American league batters are Betting
next TO him for a -209 credit. In S
Innings J. WalRr has permitted %
Quite a good reason why Mails
didn't succeed when he was with
Brooklyn, five years back. Robinson
didn't give him much Of a chance and
moreover Mails then was IS
The vital statistics on Nails place
his birth date as October I, 1887, at
san Quentin, Cal II these are right
then the buster was only u when he
was doing his first professional work,
for seattle, Of the Northwestern
lssEue. in 1914. In the sane league
the same year that Mails started pas
timing was another pretty good
pitcher-Stauley Coveleskie-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-16

strong. He began to clamor for
more time, and EitEEimmomE, ig-
norinE the fact that he had the
chance Of a lifetime to catch this
wonderful champion Off form. be-
gan 10 hedge on the terms nc
cented for him By his manager,
Dan Morgan.
The result was that the bout was
called of, and both fighters breathed
sigh Of relief
Rickard sim has Leonard signed 70
q contract calling for HIS appearance
against some battler yet to be Sc
lected. Who that win be now re-
for there are very Few lghrweights
now doing business worthy OF
chance at the title Lew Tender, the
Philadelphia. obviously IS afraid Of
Leonard, and so is Fitzsimmons.
They do not care to risk their ca
pacity for earning dollars in bout
For their refusals 70 fight some
action should be taken IN New York
and maybe &c viii be, although what
form OF a punishment viii be meted
out 20 them is uncertain.
Can Beat Dundee
Johnny Dundee's signature for an
appearance against Leonard IN o
New York ring would open a wave
Of conjecture that would snow the
bout under. There are a lot Of folks
in New York who believe that Leo
uard can knock out Dundee any time
he feels like it. They contend that
the champion has been kind TO the
Scotch-Wop on previous occasions
These remarks would again make
their appearance, whether they be
true or untrue.
This leaves only a very few
from whom an opponent for Leo
nurd can be selected There e.
Ritchic Mitchell, the Westerner,
who already has once felt the
crashing power OF LeOnard's
knockout punch He might be
Induced 10 try fl again. while
Jackson has stated the belief
that he has n chance against
Leonard. Joe WelllnE would Ike
TO have a crack At the title and
Freddie Welsh has iutlmnted
that he might some day try to
come hack
Aside from Mitchell. the boys are
not worthy Of real title matches
Jackson is a very ordinary scrapper.
built on the reputation he acquired
when he accidentally knocked out
Dundee. OF the lot Mitchell IS the
best. with yelling probably second
choice.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-16
TY COBB MAY
HEAD TIGERS
NEXT SEASON

Detroit, Mich Oct 16.-Presidenr
Frank J. Navin OF the Detroit Ameri-
can league club has not selected a
man TO replace Hughey Jennings. the
Tiger manager, who resigned Friday.
jennings resignation came so sud
denly, the Tiger owner said. that he
had not given much consideration 10
a new leader for the team
Jennings left for Scranton. Pa. his
home. without announcing whether
he would remain In major league
baseball His resignation. he said,
was prompted by feeling that "a
change would be beneficial both %
the Detroit baseball club and 70 my
self" II has been reported here that
Jennings would lead another club,
possibly an eastern team next year
President Navin announced Friday
night that Jack Coomhs, former pitch
ing star, who acted as trainer for De-
troit this season. would not be WITH
the team next season.
Clarence Rowland, former manager
Of the Chicago White Sex and y
Cobb have been prominently men
toned as possible successors to Jen-
nings-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-16
Police Stop Wrestling Bout
Irslinger And SCHROEDER Draw
By Tad

the match Irslinger was warned not
70 fight and was released TO continue
the bout Instead he rushed q second
time at SCHROEDER and again the men
fought
IL was announced from the ring
that SCHROEDER had been awarded
the bout on n foul. Old fans
however preferred that the decl-
sion should be a draw. They
pointed out that referee RaWls
failed to disqunufy either man.
IN the ring, and that nothing but
n draw decision could be given.
Box Car Johns won over Joe Beam
ish. a Greek, in IL minutes with a
scissors and arm hold
Eddie DWyer repeated his per-
Torrance Of his last match and flat
tened Olin Thomson with a scissors
and arm hold
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-16

DOLlCE interference ended the
4 scheduled finish match between
Henry Irslinger and BILLY Schro-
Der. middleweight wrestlers Friday
night az Liberty hall after the wrig-
glers had become embroled in an
argument resulting in a display Of
1lsticuffs which enlfvened the affair.
The match was well contested
throughout
SCHROEDER entered the ring at an
hour and minutes Irslnger took
the second in IS minutes and when
the third had been in progress 9
minutes Irslinger broke free from a
vicious toe hold and the fist battle
was on
weigh About The same.
Schorber entered the ring at an
announced weight OF 155 pounds. "A
Few seconds later Irsiiuger was ready.
his weight was announced at 157.
1T the end Of Z minutes both men
were rolling in toe holds. IrslinEer
has that Jonah Of wrestlers, a ticklish
hide and time and again Schroeder
escaped dangerous holds merely by
gently tickling the torso Of his op-
pOnent
After 66 minutes SCHROEDER clamped
on body scissors ana arm hold and
lrslinger was squeezed 10 the mat
Irslinger was decidedly the agrees
scr when the men came back Tor the
second IAN SCHROEDER seemed TO be
somewhat winded and Happy Henry
realizing this. applied body scissors
so often that Schroher's face wore a
look Of agony as he fought 10 hold
his wind. Weakened by the con-
tinual squeezing, SCHROEDER overlooked
a bet and in an instant Irsliuger
clamped on a double wrist lock which
did the work.
IN the third fail Irslinger looked
like a sure winner until SCHROEDER got
his toughest toe hold applied in a
satisfactory manner. Thereupon he
settled back TO rest and watch the
torment Of his opponent AT nine
minutes Irsllnger made a supreme ef-
fort and managed 10 kick loose and
bound TO his feet HIS left leg hung
limp and he seemed TO be done.
Nevertheless he hoped on one foot 70
meet his opponent and the fight was
on. Rawls was not able 20 stop the
battiers and a patrclman and several
fans Jumped into the ring TO stop
the fight This they succeeded in
doing after IrslinEer had been
dragged 20 his corner. SCHROEDER ap-
peared % be surprised by the attack
and did no more than defend himself
As the fans shouted for the finish o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-16

NECRETARY p. C. THEDE OF the
EI Paso Game Protective associa-
ton has issued a circular letter
In connecti0n with the opening OF
the duck season. setting forth infor-
nation TO sportsmen regarding the
killing Of game.
The letter follows.
The federal and state game Off
cials Of Texas and New Mexico ad-
wise that the fish and game laws VIII
be rigidly enforced and especially the
law with respect TO the tine N the
day when the shooting OF game IS
permitted. Under the law one must
not shoot at any game more than one
half hour before sunrise nor after
sunset. This law viii be enforced 70
the minute.
For the information o. the public,
the United States government has
fixed the time for sunrise and san
set for the month OF October, begin
ming with the 18th when the duck
season opens as follows.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-16
BIG INCREASE ESTIMATED IN
STATE INSTITUTIONS NEEDS

Austin. Tex Oct 16.-Estimales Of
the needs Of the various state educa-
tionaf and eleemosynary institutions
Of the state for the next two fiscal
years as filed with the state board OF
control exceed by far The apprOprla-
lions made for these Institutions for
the last two years. according to W r
Nabours. chief Of the division Of esti-
mates and appropriations OF the board
OF control
Before these estimates are tabular
ed. Mr. Nabours win make a careful
study Of these Institutions 70 ascer-
tain their needs. Ho VIII leave next
week on this mission and, when Il Is
concluded, he viii prepare a budget
Of the appropriations and also an esti-
mate OF The revenues Of the state
which viii be finally transmitted 20
the legislature
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-16
Duck Season Officially Open
Observation-Disclosures

New Mexico. which viii cost them
210.z5. and 20 hunt outside Of ones
county within Texas. a Texas license
which VIII cost 81. "A New Mexico
license can be purchased from one OIL
several sporting goods stores IN FL
Paso. and a Texas license from the
county clerk. or r s. Hughes. dep
uty game warden. 401 FL Paso Bank
building.
Three arrests were made for game
law violations last week
Antonio Hernandez. Nintons New
Mexico. with two quau and fined SO;
Pablo Agranda and Pabla Frescas.
for shooting ducks near Esleta- both
under $500 bonds for appearance be-
fore federal grand jury
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-16

Jeff Smith keeps right on winning
and Johnny Wilson boxes once IN a
while smith has Challenged the
champion TO a match at the middle
weight umit-158 pounds-End 70 a
decision, but Johnny has not yet ac-
cepted IL seems strange that they
should be kept apart now with the
game going big In New York state
and championship matches permitted.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-16
AUS. STUDENTS
ADOPT BOXING
IN SCHOOLS

Australia should develop some great
boxers in the future The educational
department OF New South wales aus
tralias has decided TO include boxing
in the syllabus Of education for every
boy throughout the state schools. 1t
IS expected 10 be taken up also ~
Victoria Queensland and South and
West Australia, so that every boy
throughout the country VIII be taught
boxing. The scheme originated with
snow r L Baker during the war
Mr. Baker at that time organized all
the young men in the schools into
squads and taught them boxing He
had thousands OF boys under his
guidance and the plan met such
general approval that &c was finally
adopted hy the schols OF New South
wales. with these school boys learn
Ing the art OF boxing ia early life il
IS 70 be expected that many Of them
win become expert and join the pro-
1asslonal ranks later on tournaments
viii be held by the various schools
and ia this manner competition VIII
become keen among the boys At a
recent boxing tourney IN Sydney, con
Quoted By Jack Munro Of the stadium,
there were over 500 entries for Just
three classes. which goes to prove
that the interest Ia the mltt game in
Australia IS stronger than ever be-
fore.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-16

Stanley Everett. the Pekin Ull
bantam, who has made good o. late
against some very good lads, wants
to try his speed against Frankie
Schmalzer. Duncan MCFARLAND OF
Walter Grayiack, Of Milwaukee, and
Billy Bevan. OF Cincinnati Everett
has never appeared in the big clubs
OF the middle west. and IS therefore
anxious 20 make a name for himself.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-16

WHEN John walter Nails, Of san
w Quenti1- Cal, who did his best
60 pitch Cleveland 60 a pennaut.
was in the National league, he
couldn't win q bail game Buster was
with the Superbes IN the fag end Of
the 1915 campaign and with them al
season long IN the 1916 pennaut pur-
suit. but never once did he subdue
anyone Wlbert Robinson gave him
Few chances to demcngcr1te his abil-
ftT, and the ancient archives show
that in two games out OF % Buster
vas the party against whom Brook
lvn defeats were assessed he dropped
a combat 20 the pills on October s,
1915. ia which the score was 9 TO s.
and another one TO the Giants on
June IS. 1916. % which the tally was
III 20 8. In nsither game did he 80
the route.
Ebbeta ReIeaned Him.
In April Of the following year
Charles Hercules Ebbets asked for
the Indians IN the race and Nails be-
came a member OF the Pittsburgh
club
James John Cauakan told Har-
ucy Dreyfuls DuHteE wouldn't do
and PlffEbur-h asked and OBJ
tliued waivers on the goufhuuFF
sensation Of 1870 IN Nay shipping
him to the Portland club Of the
Pacific Coast league. Callahan
never used DuEter IN n Champion
skip game. and j. Walter return
70 the CouEf SEEM to have been
hlEtened By the fact rhut In a
friendly rcuE1Ie Halls broke 4 rfb
belonging to Frank WIdflre
Schultz. Glee q lome-Euu king
who az present O. under suspen-
sion by the Syracuse club
Nails didn't do much hurting for
Portland on his return 20 the Slope,
Eevering his connection with the Ore
gon club in order TO 60 20 work for
Uncle sam The Pirates seemed TO
war was in Its last year How Sac
rameut0 cane 20 get him Barney
Dreyfuss probably can explain 70 his
Indians Got Hin.
Anyhow. Nails pitched for Sacra-
Sacramento this year when Cleveland
late in August. paid the California
club a bunch o. coin and promised e
q raft Of players for lis immediate
services.
Mails first game for the Indians
was pitched IN Washington on Sep
TENDER l. The Tribe won that game
9 TO 5. and the Associated Press gave
j. walter credit for winning Il, but
the record keepers didn't Nails quit
in the second inning before anyone
was out and when there was a man
on first the score then being TO 9
in CleVeland's favor. During his line
tied term on the slab Nails walked
Judge and Lamotte, Euerbe singled
and Roth trlpled-
Since then, every time Nails has
received the pitching assignment
from. iris Speaker, he has gone the
route. He trimmed St Louis. 2 70 Q
on September 6; Philadelphia, 8 20 Q
on September u; Washington, to
O.. on September 16s Boston, 10 s.
On September 20 Chicago. on Sep
TENDER -, 2 20 0, and S. Louis, on
September -, TO q.
The Indiana needed the game Of
Friday September "a IN order to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-16

The Chattanooga club has pur-
chased six players in all from the
Barlow club Of the Florida league
They are Osborne an outtelder;
Henry, a 1outhpaW pitcher Stevens.
q shortstops Gregg a right handed
pitcher Anderson an outflelders and
Curren, a pitcher.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-16

famous Johnny, after drifting about
for several years, seemed 70 find
himself this year in the Three-I
league. where he hit pretty close 70
800 and is reported to have done a
great Job Of fielding for the Cedar
Rapids team
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-16
BASEBALL


At Los Angeles. r = =.
FuEllall4 $1,000 ? - 7
vernon 4 q
Batteries. Portland. kallio and Koch
Ter: Vernon. smaIWood and Murphy.
Al san Francisco p. n 2
oaALle ss--sss--ss- $4,000 2
san Eranciaco ---.-----.-.-s---.- Q
Batteries. Seattle. Gardner Sweeney and
Baldwin, san Francisco. Lewis and Telie.
Al Sacramento. P Il 2
Los Angeles ---.---.-.----.....- 2
Sacramento 2
Batferiess Los AnEeie1s Pertlcas Demo
Web and ReEos Sacramento Fenuer,
Prough and cady-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-16

Il was impossible TO learn whether
or not Johnny LOTUS IS to be re-
TUNED to good standing, though
many believe the Jockey club cannot
with good grace restore Knapp with
out extending the same courtesy 20
the best rider RI the present genera
ton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-16

A new syndicate has taken an op-
ton on the Rochester International
League club and IS attempting 20
form a stock company 20 take over
Charles 7. Chapin's baseball prop
erty. Linus S. Appleby and william
@ DAILY, real estate men, are at the
head OF the syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-16
. GOVERNOR CAMPBELL LEARNS
-OF CONSI1 Ar APPOINTMENT

Phoenix. Aria, Oct 16.-Goveruor
Thomas z. Campbell has received no.
tification o. the appointment Of Dr..
Boiidar POuritch as consul At san
Francisco for the kingdom OF Serbia,
Greats and Slovenea- Arizona IS In
cluded IN the consular district. The
governor was requested to notify all
Arizona authorities OF the appoint
meuE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-16
S-WRer1ar Varpi,b

9 espeeially made to give storm beaisn. water
flooded surfaces the protection and decoration
Of hns vamish finish. Use It on doors. porch
esilinss. storsfrontl. boats LIGHTHOUSES. etc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-16

When writing letters, weigh your
words carefully before committing
them 70 paper as postage on letters
IS charged by the ounce.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-16

e. 3. Sou are wrong The piece
o. music you have in mind is the
Coronation March. by 1fayerbeer, and
not. as you have 70. the Carrlee
Nation March by Nearbeer-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-16

According 70 one OF the New York
papers, Tommy Burns. cE-champiou
OF the world, and who was recently
beaten by Joe Beckett in London,
says the British champion Is miles
below the standard Of the American
boxers, Tommy writes. so the ar
ticle states, that Georges Carpenter
IS the only high class boxer in Eu-
rope among the heaVies and that
Beckett is nil This does not coin
eide with what Burns gave out afte-
his match with Beckett June 16.
Tommy had trained hard for
the match but WIS himself out
CHASED by the slow moving
Beckett, as he called HIN. How
ever IN an Interview a few days
later, Mr.. Burma uald Beckett
quite a compliment and said he
had Improved beyond anything
he had expected. Tommy said,
too. thar II Beckett would con-
sent TO place himself under his
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-16

.ar - bird iIesas5 to hunt BIRDS IN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-16
S-WPoreh & Deck Pain,

Il especially made to resist every extreme Of
year round outdoor exposure, and the severe
wear which porch and sieps must Withstand.
Many attractive outdoor ooiors. Easy and
practicable to apply.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-16

S-WPrsservaEfTs shingls Stain
is a powerful wood preservatTs which adds
yeau Of life to any single roof. The eolaru
are permanent mot fugitve) and enable
architects to develop beautiful harnonisu IN
eEtsrior dseoraton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-16
Little Bits of Sport

CBurns's) care for certain time
he felt sure he would be the man
TO give Dempsey a real battle for
the champl0nship- There must
be a EIip-up somewhere with
Tonlmy'a statements Wei, we
may have Beckett over here BY
January ] and then we can Judge
for ourselves As to how good
he s..
Tim 1IcGrath, who used 70 second
Tom Sharkey years ago, dropped US
a line from Frisco TO tell US that
Barney Farley had died
Barney Farley was one Of the
greatest trainers OF fighters that
ever lived He had a hotel outside Of
san Francisco near the ocean beach
road.
It was Barney Farley who loaned
Bob Fitzsimmons plug hat to have
his photo taken win,
-Four "moonshiuers." converted by
a Tennessee revivalist. brought their
whisky stills to the church and
delivered them up 10 the preacher
And then I've may supposed the choir
sang sweetly. Still. still With Thee"
When goods are damaged. the store
keeper sells them by marking them
down Different with a man When
he gets injured he's marked Up
aOptiuIst Sees Sugar Selling
for 10e,r says the headline. Even
a pclHiuligt might see sugar sell
Ing for 10e, but how much money
would Il take to buy a pound Of
itf7
e 3. Sou are wrong The piece
Of music you have in mind IS the
Coronation March, by 1fayerbeer, and
not. as you have it. the Carrlee
Nation March by Nearbeer-
When writing letters, weigh your
words carefully before committing
them 70 paper, as postage on letters
Is charged BY the ounce.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-16
PRODUCTS
H0w SKP cuts painting cost

True paint economy IS figured by area cover. weather
resistance and years of life SWP has been the lead
ing prepared house paint for half century. It covers
0nethird more area than cheaper paint lasts twice as
long, and cuts the labor cost of repainting IN half
Therefore, SWP Is the most economical r,si5t 70 Inv