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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-06
CHRISTIANITY A
NEEDED FORCE IN
BUSINESS WORLD
Rev. Waldemar GOffeney De-
livers Sermon at the Zion
Evangelical Church.

Christianity: a Revolutionary
Toree, was the subject Of the ser
mon by the Rev Waldemar COT
feney az the Zion Evangelical
church Sunday morning.
There is a bowling mob before
the house of Jason in Thessalonica.
me said what has the man done
SO TO arouse the peopleei re has
been entertaining Paul and "A few OF
has followers for several days. The
mob cries. Bring out these turbu-
lent preachers. They are interfer-
ing with our business. they are ruin
ing cur religion. they are turning
the world upside down
Their accusation was true. There
81 nothing that iuterferes more with
every established form of vice;
nothing that so hiuders sin. nothing
that has a greater tendency 90 turn
The world upside down than Chris
tianity The World today needs TO
bc turned upside down i'm order
that 10 may be- right side up. That
is what Christianity viii accomplish
u Christians will live up 10 the pre-
cents Of Jesus Christ.
Not Being Preached.
'll often AsllI lHLlttlllLA ~ mis-
-~presentcds as being principle of
s0rroW, afraid of crossing peoples
prciudices, afraid of making some
one angry. The reason for this is
that Christianity is not being
preached univeTsally as Christ
taught IL. and people are not living
up 20 its standards as Jesus desired
Thorn ia. Christianity rightly taught
and praCticed Is a revolutionary
force which for power and results
D. unequalled in this world
The religion of the Bible will
bring about a revolution i'm the
home. The religion OF Christ will
bring about "a revolution i'm commer-
cial circles. The time is coming
when the spirit of Christ will enter
our business institutions And the
religion Of Christ will bring about q
reVolution--God knows how badly
needed-in the church"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-06
Harrisburg Bishop Addresses
NOtre Dame Summer Students

mcnt OF our lives. the very atmos-
phere OF our breath the soul of cv-
cry action
Character OF teacher.
The second element necessary TO
carry out the prime purpose OF a
Catholic school is the character of
the teacher. or rather the influence
which the character OF the teacher
exercises IN fashioning and deter
mining the lives OF the children un-
der her care II Is a platitude 10 say
that every individual affects in
more or less degree. every other ne
comes in contact with. The inhu-
ence for good or for evil that goes
from each person cannot be stayed.
The closer the relation between two
individuals the greater the infiu-
ence. Teachers, by reason Of their
intimate association with children
in some instances more complete
than that Of parents. consciously OF
unconsciously mold and fashion
the character OF the little ones COM
mitted 20 their care.
How supremacy important,
therefore. is IL that the teacher ra-
date only the most wholesome. ele-
waiting and refining influence. In this
matter one might repeat what mas
often been expressed. II is not
what the teacher SAYS but what she
is that counts most in carrying out
the main object OF education which
according 10 a great patriot and
teacher is to help the child TO be
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-06

a lucid exposition Of the two
vital forces entering into Catholic
education was the substance Of the
sermon delivered by Bishop r. Nc
Dewitt Of Harrisburg. widely cele-
brated educator. az the solemn high
mass in Sacred Heart chapel. which
formally opened the third Notre
Dame summer school The first Of
essential elements in our system Of
education is religious truth said
the bishop.
Tt would seem like emphasizing
the obvious" he continued. Ito de-
clare 10 this presence that religion
j. the soul OF Catholic education
Yet 10 - well % proclaim anew
these simple truths because our
teachers. affected by the urgent de-
mand for results in the teaching OF
secular knowledge. forget for the
moment the fundamental reason
has brought the Catholic
school into existence.
Not Se~Ond.
40 greater calamity could hap
pen 20 education than that religi-
Gus truth and aii that II implies
should place IN the life Of the
school Even where Il does occupy
primary position teachers might
well recall the declaration of one
Brother Laarlas We do not hold
that religion can DE Impaired as is
the knowledge OF history or gram
mar The repetition Of the cate
chism or reading Of the Gospel is
not religion. Religion is something
more subtle. more intimate, more
all-pervading; IL speaks 10 the
heart and the head. 10 is an all
living presence in the schoolroom.
being reflected from the pages OF
our reading books To watch over
the affections 10 Is brought in II
watches over the imagination: il
furbids 10 the mind any but useful
holy. and innocent thoughts II en-
ables the mind 20 resist temptation
10 guides the conscience. and in
spires horror for sin and love OF
virtue. II must be an essential ele-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-06
SPANGLES AND GOLD
or EHAKI-WE DU

LONDON. July - Whether
the peace-time British army is 10
be "ali foxed up" like a comic
opera platoon. IN red and gold
and blue with bearskin hats. Is
the all-absorbing topic that IS
about TO rend the British nation
in twain.
Winston Churchill. war minis
ter. thinks khaki makes recruits
shy. and with heavy commit
ments in Egypt Palestine. Meso-
Dotamia. India. 10 say nothing OF
ireland, recruits are sorely
needed.
The Daily Herald refers 10
ChurchnTs game OF batting the
hook with scarlet. while opin-
ion as 20 whether khaki should
or should not be retained as the
peace-time dress Is waxing hot
Most opinion is veering in sup
port OF khaki.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-06
IT WAS TURNING
POINT FOR HIM
FIRST Bottle Of Tanlac Put Him on
Road to Health. SAYS south
Bend Man.

MY first bottle II TanIac was
the turning point in my many years
OF suffering and I'm now feeling
like different person altogether. I"
declared Martin Miller. we'll
known employee Of the BirdseIl
Manufacturing company. living at
4ls Somers St South Bend. Ind
For the past fifteen years" said
VT. Miller. II suffered terribly from
q bad case or stomach trouble
Nothing / ate seemed 20 agree with
me FOR 7 would bloat all up with
gas which crowded up through my
chest causing severe dizziness. and
p became SO nervous that 7 could
hardly stand it Was just Simplv
miserable. Niy Kidneys bothered me
great deal and I had awful pains
ir my back Although I was con-
tinually taking all kinds OF medi-
cine. my condition got So bad that
I had almost given up hope Of ever
being well again
I read so much about what Tan
lac was doing for other PEOPLE that
] decided 20 try 20 myself. and al
though / haven't finished my fourth
bottle yet. m feeling better than I
have IL years Ny stomach seems 20
" Az - 49, No+44llour ana I can
eat anything I want without q par
ticle or trouble from a. NV kid
neys are IN splendid order. my back
never pains me any more. and I'm
free from dizziness and nervous
ness. In fact. I feel just like
new man, and want others 20 know
nov thankful / am for what Tan
lac has done FOR me"
&anlac Is sold in Smith Rnnd ~
'Ine Central Drug Store. Public Drug
5tore' Landon's Pharmacy and Wet
noEs Cut Rate Drug store. and in
Alsnawaka at the Red Cross Phar-
-Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-06

his true and best self The teach
or may we'll ask: What do I
know % What can I do2' But il she
should fail 10 ask: What am II
she neglects the one question. the
answer to which determines her it-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-06

Hungary grows wild mower
which is the exact floral image o.
humming bird. The breast Is green
the throat yellow, the head and peak
almost black
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-06

While repairing a temple the Chi
nese cover up the eyes OF the idols
in order that the deities may not be
offended by the sight OF the dlsor-
der.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-18
~Foop FOR THouGHT-

SUCCESS MUST HAVE a beginning.
Put those lazy dollars TO work for
you in a good thriving business
other fellow all your life: you
may push him over and you will
be out OF job. BE independent
Buy a good grocery business at
invoice price in the right location.
We have such places. Let us show
you--that Is our business HUB
BARD 4 EASToN. 627 Seaboard
Bldg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-18

FINE VALLEY RANCH.
40 ACRES.

On n fine paved highway. three miles
OF good town and one hour OF Sc
attic. We offer this farm on terms
that can make II possible for you to
own one Of the best farms In this
locality. Not a foot Of waste land
when cleared. There Is about IA
acres smooth elevation and iai
ance In the valley: about so acres
cleared; two good houses, one for
tenant: good stock barn and other
outbuildinrs. The main home is a
bungalow of five rooms, bath and
water; gas In house. This home
has every convenience to be had in
the city--donble garage. lighting
system: In fine location: well i'm.
proved ranches on each side. Own.
er is Seattle resident and will
make you good terms. Come In to
our office and get the details on
this ranch and we will show you
the place. The price you will
agree is right and wonderful
chance for the right party.
FORsYTHE 4 KINNEY. INC.
Elliott 1898. 1914 Seaboard Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-18

20 acres choice land, very easy
clearing; only $50 per acre: 5000
cash and nothing more for q year
from an actual settler.
w. X. MACFARf.ANE
The Community Builder
614 Lcary Bldg. cor End e. Madison.
ranch wibh stock and farming i'm
pIements. Must see the place to
appreciate IT, Write II. II. -. 4.
Box 10. Snohomish, Wash,
10 ACRES. WITH BROOM HOUSE.
close to Big Lake. $3.50. 40 acres,
with house. barn, well and clear
ing, ti.7b0. Good bargains.
II. G. PETERS. ZIG Third Ave.
E---5 STATES. THE Pa
cific Agency, Inc, 400 Arcade
Bldg. ELLioTT 4b3A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-18

kG37 Ford: In fine running con-
alton. new tires. others
good: top and upholstery good.
sJuet the car TO get you there
and back .f3S5
tn1wost E-w Traffic truck: In
lIne condition turnout: at
big saving. Ready to 20 to
wiii take : Ford in trade.
- Overland I. A good. light.
economical s-pAssenger car.
Has good tires. A good light
ear 1t low price. Price 49,. $50
IN MAXWELL s-passenger. Or
f9inAl paint; tires just COM
DIeteIy oyeThauled in our own
shop. Big mileage on gas and
oil with this car. Price TO
I5I7 Oakland 5-passenger; COM
. DIeteIy oyerhauled and in fine
kechanfcat condition.. 5 good
Ggea Ready to go. Price,. us
TRADES TERMS
0s have Is others TO select from.
IN renewed. and ready to go.
2Hr~Ds-LIvENGooD MOTOR co.
AUsTIN-M co.
car. 18th Ave- and u. Pike St
Phone East 100.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-18

CAN PICK YOUR
locality and farm to suit The
Pacific Agency, Inc. t10o Arcade
Bldg. Elliott 1874
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-18
|, Yor WANT A uoNf.-A nrAT.

30 YOu WANT A HoMts--A nEAf.
place OF goar own with rnea Hh
land for garden. chickens. berries.
ride u the heart of tho city, one
fare 80 cents. and all city con-
yeuisncen, water. tight. sldew aka.
schools and storeaf We have such
a place started. "a agil fer 1909.
terms $50 down. balance tft a
month Now this 10 worth while
for you to Investigate. and II you
will do a little % help yourself
we will do the reet. Come out
our office IL open every day and
sunday 10 q m to 4 .. IN. Take
Lake Burien ear as Occidental and
r~ster to 18th n W. and Hender-
son 81 = ". MELVIN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-18
Is FOR ENCHA>GE--RilAL
ESTATE
AtItisAtsE

ACREAGE AND FARM SPECIALS
acres. east Of Esmonds. acres
cleared and fenced. t-room house:
barn. welt. youns orchard ta,Soo.
half cash
acres al puvaii; deep loan soil;
farms tseo: Easy terms
10 acres, novsh Of puvaii: 10 acres
deep ioam soll balance rolling:
tss cash ii5 per month.
20 acres. Cherry Valley district: all
level. very best Of deep loan Hoil.
fin. fruit and berry land. $500.
tleo cash. us per month
40 acres. Monroe district: covered
with alder; spring. near paved
road. $500. t2so cash. 81 per
month.
90 acres woodlnvtfie. 70 acrsn
cleared. all river bottom land. t;s0
per acre. terms
is9 acres. 1: miles from Seattle. tns-
proved house. barn. siio. sheds
fenced and cross fenced. gravity
water system. .-oschAsd sSs.oeo:
terna.
SEEf.Y q CALLAHAN
s0s Hinckiey Blde III Second Ava
Main astt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-18
SOLD IN 10 DAYS

SOLD IN 10 DAYS
All lines OF business sold. partners
obtained. additional capital pro-
cured; expert salesmen stay with
our buyers until you get the
money: we have hundreds OF buy
ers waiting. BUSINESS Is GOOD
WITH Us. FOR QUICK ACTION
get In touch with this office AZ
once: We can sell your business in
10 dAyA
IDEAL INVESTMENT COMPANY
AZ to l2S Burke building
Second Ave and Marion st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-18

VI HAVE THE MOST COM
PLETE LINE OF LATE
MoDEL SMALL CARS IN THE
CITY. ALI. ARE IN FINE
MECHANICAL CONDITION.
MOST OF THEM HAVE BEEN
BEPAISTED. COME IN AND
LET Us SHOW YoU.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-18
STOCKS AND BONDS
- BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

~ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
COLORADO INVESTMENT co.
sot GREEN BLDG. sth and Pfka
| ~ ROOMS. ALL HourEKEEPyNG
GOOD FURNITURE
ON FIRST HILL
In . sweil location; everything In
Hp-top shape. from top 60 bottom.
inside and out II really does net
$40 per month. and $500 CASH
WILL HANDLE.
LISTEN. MR.. THRIFTY,
THIS WELL LOCATED io-room
honss win psy , All your RIB, he. Ia old
| month. All housek eeplng. $500
CASH WILL HANDLE
.o rRlen XIX, Mfsnirs afsH h is;sss
CLEARS MORE. THAN $500 PER
MONTH Better see this one first
BARGAIN DAY TOMORROW
FURNISHED HOUSES AND FLATS
I ROOMS: RENT s5s
PRICE $500: CASH 1900
TO DE SOLD THIS WEEK Z.
RIGHT in THE HEART or THE
CITY
Lease 20 July, 1919. Must be sold
this week. Come in and look them
over and make offer.
PIKE ST. FLAT
ROOMS. PANTRY AND RATH
Stove heat rent $40 per month. md
tho best lot OF furniture you ever
saw for t1So.
PIKE ST, LUNCH
BIO MONEY FOR MAN COOK
GOOD outfit for the price
COLORADO INyEsTMfsNT co,
zee Green Bldg. Fourth and Pike
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-18
HorM~REsrAuRANr.
DO YOU WANT TO MAKE BIG
MONEY!

MONEY!
SPECIAL OFFER TO YOU
Over 5000 bankers. lawyers. manu-
facturers. merchants. business and
professional men have already
taken advantage of this big money
making proposition. Something
good. Send your name and ad-
dress to Presidents office. No. ala
POOLROOM AND SOFT DRINKS
We have a fine place in a good near
by town that we can sell right; 3
tables and 3 card tables. soda
fountain: clears $500 monthly:
town has several nearby logging
camps: rent $40; the price Is right
at $500, and invoice stock. See
MIR. HEMENWAY, <22 Burke
building. Second and Marion.
"sCANDINAyIANS, LOCKE
Restaurant doing $3.50 per day.
downtown location: rent only S75:
business can be increased by good
live fellow: it's working mans
place. but a live one. II you want
to make lot OF money see this.
Hubbard a Easton. 627 Seaboard
Bldg.
TIMRER. sAWMILLS. SINGLE
mills. anywhere. We can handle
your listings and give very best
1881 ,ssi. 400 Arcade Bldg ELLIOTT
AUTO TOP AND TRIMMING SHOP:
good live town and locality; good
business: also from garages in
and out OF town: rent 335. 90.
reasons for selling. Ill health.
G-14a. Seattle star.
FOR SALE--U. s. PATENT RIGHTS
OF a valuable patent Apply II. A.
Giles. Mckay. Vancouver. nc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-18

sssss ssssss Ss.sss.
TIRE SHOP
Half Intereat $3.50
This IN q real opportunity
to become associated with
live business on an ex-
ceptionaily small invest
m~nt: no previous expert
ence required II you are
willing TO learn and stay
with the businessf you
can make 5000 month
for yourself from the start
and the business IL bound
TO grow.
SEATTLE INVESTMENT co. .
szi Seaboard Building
Fourth and Pike
.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-18
IA nooMA AZ FLlLL.
% BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WANTED

ssssss I
SOLD-SOLD-GOLD
We are the heaviest adver- :
tisers OF business oppor-
tunities on the Pacific
coast Our offices are
filled with buyers at all
times. and we have a sales
force that In thoroly
trained by years OF sue
cesHful selling experience.
II you have a business for
sale at "A reasonable price.
no matter how large or
how small. we can give
you Immediate action, as
we have hundreds OF
names on our books OF
buyers who are ready and
anxious 10 get into busi-
ness for themselves. Give
US a call. and we do the
rest
. SEATTLE INVESTMENT co. :
s1i Eeaboard Bid. fth a. Pike.
. :
$500 :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-18

FTS--WE HAVE A FINER Sc
5Sctton Of exchanged Fords on
Eand 1T this time than ever be-
Tore. Touring cars, runabouts,
o1bupes. sedans and trucks. All
good buys, and priced to sell
-, HUGH BAIRD
Authorized Ford Agent
Vuurfb and James- Elliott $50.
HiGkt Number Beacon zloa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-18
s7oo DOWN

hrsnd new Oakland s-passenger
|enly costs s1.e2s; And its The
ySSfe and buy . new car with Z
1srfory guarantee? Only 800. and
3~rms OF IL months. Price guar
eufeed until May. 1921.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-18

HkAGfT RAT LANDS
Ia Conner District While ~ lasts
rs os s' sers y r, ,s .sssA lsns, q
$40 per acre an easy terrna virgin
soiis sub-irrlgat~d land. level: no
stufnpH. no stones. no brush .
rieh garden isnds Adiosnlnx
lands ~vrth from $500 TO st.sea
bushels 81 oats. see bushels of
ifinh POTATOES. ! To 8 tens Of
clover and timothy per acre. so
To Zoe bushels Of wheat TO the
acre. and where az hiEh ~ t2.eoc
per acre has bern realized for
one crop Of cabbage seed. Re-
OF this land at $40 per acr.. and
that u IL being Nnid very fast You
will miss your change ~ you walt
longer. Write. phoTs, or come to
our office for particulars: Join
our excursions and see this land
SPARKS A DYE
1890 End Ave. Ground Floor.
Phone Elliott beis. open Evenings
$50 CASH
Puts you In possession Of acres
chcica land. where you can make
home. permanently. in good
district. near nice nrighbors and
a convenient distance from n big
city. Then 81 nonfhiy---ahout as
much az you would spend on
candy or tho movs.@---fof little
time pays for II in full. Why not
begin now Call and talk u over
W. y. MACFARf.ANE
The Community builder
sft Irary Hldg.. cor. snd q Madison.
AcrEs. CLOSE IN. SNAP
On main highway. north OF city:
handy 20 intsrurhan and bus trans
poriation. good soil. fine for fruit.
berries and garden: you can work
In the city while improving your
land: let US show you a real bar.
gain In acres for 5000. easy
terms.
r. VAN ARsDAI.E a co.
1919 Third Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-18

fHEATRES
Why worry about the futurer The
country IL full OF money and you
can get II II you go into the show
business. See HAUBROOK. 422
Burke Bldg. 2nd and Aarion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-18

I
Ntso: TERMS.
Home and business property consist
ing Of 4 modern living roomn. bath,
laundry tray. etc. and Rtore
rooms. built : years. suitable for
any business. transfer point. paved
St: close In. lot tSxiio. with a
rental value Of so per montis. A
real bargain.
JAMES q. JONES co.
Rainier Valleys Main Office.
ffi7 Eatnirr Ave. at Grnear~ ~.
----------'
FREMONT DISTRICT.
We have a broom house. close 10
the Fremont cartarn. with hath
and fun dirt tmsemcni Owner h
sick and win sacrifice her home To
raise money. Can he had for abou,
$4,000. with $500 down. balance
like rent
FoRsYTHE S>KrMzEy. INC
Elliott 1893. ffS-is scahoard bldg
Evenings keuwood szs.
forrs or ROOM
a. zod---T rooms: extra good house:
bath. laundry trays. etc. blocks
from Rainier blvd lot IL sexfs6,
with fruit. berries and shrubhery;
this property Is located on high
ground. good view. t2o0 cash. SIS
per month. MAKE A START
GEo. a. SPENCER 4 co.
3stt Ferdinand Sc columbia city,
~ u. Marsh. Mwr. Rainier ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-18

AUSTIN Mo5ELEY
! 18th and II. Pike. East Ga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-18

WEST SEATTLE
PARTIALLY FURNISHED
$500,
Groom modern house: fine View
Sound: 5000 cash. balance like
rent
Soaring
s07 Leary Building Main 1919
HOMES--WE LIST AND SELL
property anywhere In city A
number of first class homes to pick
from. The Pacific Agency. Inc,
400 Arcade building Elliott 1894.
LOGANBERRY LAND
20 acres. rich. level land 2 acres
cleared; 10 acres more partly
cleared; facing good road. close to
Kent; ~. 500. ROBERT MALTBY.
co. zoos Third ave
CULyEH-QUEEN ANNE
Come TO us for the best buys In
Queen Anne hill property.
H. G. CULVER
~ Boston St Queen Ammo II
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-04-17

ONE MAN FARMS

In conversation with well known cit
izen of Logan few days ago he express
ed the belief that the tendency all Over
this country to reduce the size of farms is
a move in the right direction. He argued
that the most profitable farm in the
world is a small farm, one man
farm, as he calls it. He said it is more
profitable because it is cultivated more
closely. And then we told farmer friend
about the conversation and he gave us
something to think about. He said ''It's
folly to talk about dividing up the land
in this colntyy into one man farms. The
800 or 400 acre farm can still be operated
at a profit, even at the high cost of farm
labor. Besides, the division of the land
adjusts itself; it cannot be done by legis-
lation. The big farms will be split up
when it is to the advantage of the owner
to do so, and not until then, and men will
secure for themselves one-man farm
when they find they can live better and
have more of the comforts of life that way
than in any other way"
It's an interesting subject. and live
topic all over this country today. the one
man farm. and we invite our readers to
express their opinions. at reasonable
length through these columns.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-04-17
PICK GOOD MEN

Far be 1T from us to pose as wiseacre
or political prophet and neither shall we
be so foolish as to think it our duty to
tell any Logan man how he should cast
his vote. Insofar as federal office is con-
cerned we never believe in trying to per-
suade man that he ought to change the
policies to which he has adhered for wears
But IN matters nearer home, particularly
those offices here in our own town, coun-
ty, district and state, we cannot but feel
a few words of advice are timely.
We need many improvements here, and
out in the county Particularly do we need
better roads and legislation that will
serve to keep them good once we get
them that way. Every ogod road leading
in this diretionc means something to each
and every individual in town. 1t means
quicker and cheaper carriage to the big
outside markets, and from the big outside
markets to us. 1t means something in
actual dollars and cents, and that is why
politics should not be permitted to inter-
fere with us in our desire to get such i'm
prOvements as we feel and know we are
entitled to. In the matter Of municipal.
county or congressional elections it is
time to forget politics to large extent
and quit voting for man simply because
he happens to be on ticket we've voted
all our lives. Pick the man Take the
trouble to find out if he is first and last
for the improvements we need hare at
home. Find out he is the kind Of
man to fight hard for those improve
ments if he is elected. Then support him
whole heartedly. But quit this thing Of
electing to office the professional Office
seeker or man who is long on PROMISES
and short on fulfillment, simply because
he happens to be on the ticket you've al
ways supported.