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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-03-12
STOP ITCHING Eczema
Penetrating, Antiseptic Zemo
VIII Help You

Never mind how often you have tried
and fsii-d, youcan stop burning. itchin.
eczema quickly by applying Zcmo.
Furnished by any druggist for Soc Extra
large bottle. Si00. Healing begins the
moment Lemo is applied. In a short
time usually every trace Of eczema.
letter. pimples, rash, tlackheads and
similar ,in disea will be removed.
For clearing the skin and making It
viqorousiyhealthy alwaysuse Lemo. the
penetrating. antseptic liquid Il IS not
aueasy northumberland stain. When
others l1J % Is the one dependable
treatment for skin ,-outlsa OF all kinds.
H.. l.. w. k..e CO. Cleveland. y.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-06-29

occur In the canyon, Of which the
largest Is Kicks Springs. formed ~
the water dissoiving the tunnel for
miles underground through the lime
stone formation. The springs from
which Logan city gets Its water is 81
q different sort and represents thu
seepage OF water for miles from tina
north between two immense blocks
OF rock. The water Is only allowed
to escape and appear as a spring Ls-
cause Logan river has eaten its way
through the upper block to the low.
err.
To show the size of Logan can
on, Professor Peterson made tell
ing comparison with other canyons
Of the west. Immeasureably greater
than Bryce's canyon or Zion canyon.
II is as deep as the Grand Canyon OF
the Colorado and nearly as wide.
with width at the top OF five
miles, ii presents depth Of one mila
Thirty six cubic miles OF rock have
been carried away by Logan river in
forming Logan canyon" says Profes-
sor Peterson. "As each cubic mile OF
rock means five billion wagon loads
thirty-siI cubic miles means one hue
dred and eight billion loads. II has
taken fifteen million years to accom-
piish this. Yet Logan canyon Is
still a young canyon as It's rugged
ness VIII attest. Loan river and 9TH
or streams have covered the floor Of
Cache valley with at least seventeen
hundred feet OF deposit, because W.
haev reached, that depth In one place
in the valley and have not struck
bed rock.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-06-29
LOCAk CANYON IS
A RI MARKlBLE
70 lMATiON

The following description OF Logan
canyon will show why Il Is 50 i'm.
portant that every citizen OF Logan
and Cache valley who can. should
take the big trip to Mounts Cog ans
NaGos arranged for July 1 and {.
by the Logan Chamber OF Commerce.
Aside from It's remarkable charm
for the auto artist, Loan canyon pre-
~nts one OF the most interesting stu.
dies for the geologist to be found In
the entire west, according to Prof.
william Peterson. state geologis.
and head of the department Of geo'
ogy at the Utah Agricultural Co.
~xe.
The canyon, according to Profess
soy Peterson. has been formed en-
tirefy by erosion. Logan river ha.
hem cutting for about fifteen miliicu
ysaxs through the great block noun
taips forming the Wasatch chain.
These mountains arc called bloch
ssuuntains because Of their pecu-
Dtsr origin. To quote Prof. Petersor
'NCsehe valley Is a portion Of the
great basin formed BY the sediments
a four oceans, searated in time b.,
annions years and by periods OF
had. The first ocean which was the
largest. was also the most important.
X extended rom the east margin ~
the Wasatch mountains and to thu
west margin OF the Sierra Nevada
and remained an ocean for tweniy
millions OF years. During this great
stretch OF time more than two miles
~ sediments accumulated, principal
" of limestone. At the close of this
Vrriod. land began to appear where
she sediment was thickest due to an
.yehing up Of the bottom OF the
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-06-29

ure. Fearing that in telling the
truth they might make some slight
mistake. postal employees who hav.
read the warning will keep silent
lest they forfeit their positions.
Nov in the interest ofthe Demo
cratic party Mr.. Burieson might go
q step more and issue another warn
ing that II any newspaper makes any
false statement concerning the postal
service II win b 'summarily' barred
from the mails. BY estabiishing such
= rule ~ that. Mr.. Burleson may be
able to throw terror into the hearts
OF newspaper publishers. Most news
paper publishers endeavor to tell tho
truth. but, like all human beings.
they are subject to error. Knowing
that they sometimes make mistakes
they would hesitate to publish > the
truth about the postal service if Mr..
Burleson should threaten to sumfnar-
lily bar them from the malls IL, in
the publication OF a truth. they
should make some slight error IN
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-06-29

ocean. This arehtns 90 caused .
series OF north and south fractures
and split the sediment into blocks
only a few miles east and west and
a hundred miles long north and
south. The readjustment OF thes
blocks for'nci the valleys and noun
tains Of the Great Basin
Logan canyon has been Ont
through one OF these hugh blocks.
says Professor Peterson. A tr!r
through the canyon shows practically
all the rock formations OF the Pale
ozoic or carly geologic period. includ'
ing the Suburban. Cordovician. De-
vonian. Mississipian. Cambrian and
Carbonfel Jus formations. With each
formation are found in abundance
all the fossils belonging to the pc"
iod. On the Bear Lake side won
derful opportunity is given to STUDY
the Cambrian formation. II was here
that DR.. James d. walcott. secretary
of the Smithsonian Institute and for
meriy director OF the United States
Geologic Survey, spent sveral weeks
In making a typical section Of thia
period.
One OF the most remarkable things
10 b. noted about Logan canyon is
that the face OF the original bloex
forming the mountains frinsing the
east Of Cacht valley can be seen az
the mouth OF the canyon. At one
time this ledge OF rocx rose two
miles at an angle of about sixty do.
Sre6' lhe toWer part VI '"'o '"'"
can still be seen. the upper face hav.
ing been eroded away.
Logan canyon was formerly the
scene OF many glaciers, says Prof.
Peterson. Wherever glaciers were In
existence, mountain lakes now ap.
pear. scooped out OF the solid rock.
The glacier forming Tony Grove
lake. the most beautiful in the can
yon also left an immense terminal
murrain through which the canyon
road now cuts its away about TWEEN
ty-five miles from the south. Springs
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-06-29
TREAT 'EM ROUGH

Washington. June 2s.-The Re-
publican Publicity Association,
through it's president. Hon. Jonatha 4
Bourne Jr.. today gave out the fol
lowing statement from It's Washing
ton headquarters:
In the notorious gag rule recent
ly promulgated by Postmaster Gen
eral Burieson and posted In all the
postoffices OF the United States. II
is announced that II employees Of the
postal service make any statement
about the postal establishment which
1. false they will be 'summarily die
missed. Since summary dismissal
means immediate dismissal without
trial it Is manifest that no postal en-
ploye can hereafter with safety to
himself make any statment whatever
regarding the service In which he il
employed II he should err to any
degree In his statement OF facts h.
would do so at the peril OF losing his
position.
For instance. a few years ago the
postmaster Ia one Of the principa,
cities boosted Immediately after
Christmas that his office had deliv-
cred all the Christmas mail that had
arrived. A subordinate postal en-
ploye made the statement that there
were fifty car loads Of Christmas
mail undistributed. Manifestly both
o. the statements could not have been
correct. Under Mr.. Burleson's new
gag rule one and perhaps both OF
these employees would be subject 10
summary dismissal. II the fact was
that there were only rs car loads Of
undeliyered mail the employee VIII
said that there were fifty made a
false statement and would be subject
to dismissal Notwithstanding the gen
eral purport OF his statement was
correct. II a postal employee should
assert that mail is delayed threa
days through incompetent organiza-
ton, whereas It had been delayed Oh
iy to and half days. he would br
subject to summary dismissal unde'
the Burleson rule.
I'm view Of the manner In whic,
the Wilson administration has ignor-
ed its 'pitiless publicity pledge. Til"
Burleson ban upon the giving out Of
information Is no cause for surprise.
The new gag rule win be warmly
commended by Democratic leaders
| everywhere, coming a. It does at the
i opening OF a political campaign. IN
doubtediy this warning to govern
ment employees will be a great bene-
| fit to the Democratic party during
the contest which ends In November.
BY throwing,a scare into the entire
postal organization Mr.. Burlelsoa
will undoubtedly save the Democratic
party many an embarrassing disclos-
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-06-29
presentation OF facts.

presentation OF facts.
THE possibilities OF the Burleson
gag plan are enormous The admin
istration will be consistent II It re-
sorts to ever means Of suppressing
facts regarding its Management. OF
the affairs OF, the government. Mr..
Burleson has set an example which
may be followed by United States
marshals and prosecuting attorneys.
revenue agents. quarantine inspec.
ors, and all other branches Of Off
cialdom.
"The Burieson idea Of the proper
way to govern the American people
evidently 10 to treat 'em rough"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-06-29
Nseh Phsss Dune chi, war.

NiGh PHess Dune ckih Was.
The cost of staples wero sa;fremeis
high during the four years Of the Civil
war. and Q decline In prices bsgsu t.
set in in 1896 and 1857. The following
are the prices OF staples which pre-
vailed 10 1857: Coal, $3.50 per ton;
dopr. $112S per barrel; sugar. IL
cents pound; butter 80 cents per
pound; fresh beef. l6h cents PEI
pound: eggs. ~ cants per dozen.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-06-29
That Office boy Aaazq.
was a 8ood picker
,s.a,g

" WAC my busy day.
AND /, told the boy.
I COULD not sss.
ANY VISITORS.
AND NE popped back.
AND SAID there was.
a eeNrLsmAa outside.
WHO WISHED to SEQ me.
AND I said "No."
BUT ! guess the boy.
10 LIKE my wife.
AND DOESN'T know.
WHO'S soss.
FOR BACK he comes.
AND SAYe the man.
WANTo JUST . word.
AND I told the boy.
COULD tell the man.
.u.r wsssE TO ga
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-24
DISCUSS PROBLEM
OF UNDER PRODUCTION
Four Speakers Tell Ro-
tary of Conditions Con-
fronting Nation

Under the leadership 81 A. u. Me-
Milien. four members Of the Rotary
ciub discussed the problem Of under
production at ioday's luncheon OF the
organisation.
Judge NJ r. Mickey talked OF the
farming side. Dr.. A. q. Shortie die,
cussed general trends throughout the
country to employ labor and U.S. ma
teriai on unnecessary public works,
CHARLES =. white discussed the rela-
iion Of credits to production and
painted the stern reasons for contrac-
ton OF unnecessary credits while Mr..
McAl1iien reviewed the entire subject
holding n return to normal conditions
must be based primarily on an hon
est days wor kfor an honest days
pay.
A telegram was read from the
clubs delegates to the International
Rotary convention CLOSING today At
Atlantic Gig. telling OF the Activi-
ties OF the delegates. who are G. NJ
Barber. president OF the club. J. y
Coodel n Clinton Anderson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-24
Supper Table
Gossip
There rtn hc ; rrsnIar u,retIne of

There will he y regular ur-eting OF
Pilgrim Commandery No. J. knights
Tomplar, at : O'Clock this evening az
the Masonic Temple. Business only.
Visiting Knights are cordially wei
come.
The home Of MR.. ,. y. Frez. sol
South walter street. has heen sold 10
Mrs, l. A. Daley and the residence
OF ~ Oxedtne. 4i0 south Fifth
street to Miss Florence Hickman and
Miss Bertha Wetzsl. The sales we're
transacted through Robert McCiu-
chan. real estate dealer.
The Good Time club IL 1 n hold n
special n FOR members and APP
pilcants at the Womaa's club Friday
niEht.
Young nhrn who ARE Interested In
applying for the six weeks free SUM
mer course al the Great Lakes Naval
Training station are requested 70 call
upon Iynn II. Fox. secretary OF the
1 }. VI. G A.. who was appointed chair
mar Of the Kiwanh club committee
Ia choose the Albuquerque student
Thew viii be a special and m
portant meeting Of the board Of
managers u the woman's club to-
morrow afternoon at $3.50 In the
rooms Of the club.
NSuit Inns bsSh filed nv the Whitney
Hardware company against =. II.
Meyer 10 COW money on n bill al
legged to be due the company. The
plaintin claims siOs.72 Tor goods and
merchandise purchased from the stor
between October. 1915 u January.
4 1911.
AFTER living a. husband aud wife
for 20 Year,, Mira, Mary Burgess has
brought suit against Edward burgess
on the grounds OF desertion and non
support. She alleges that her hus-
band left their home on June 10. say
Ing that he cared nothing Tor her.
would not come hack TO het and
would contribute nothing to the sup
port OF herself and their four minor
children. She pTBys for "a divorce
ana an nlimony Of $40 "a month fer
the maintenance 0f her family.
4 shed and fenor at e0B-o12 NIl.
ams street were almost destroyed by
fire this noon. The fire started when
lying cotton carried the blaze from
a bonfire TO the fence. The property
IL rented by Thomas Summeriin.
y. o. Hutchins, Frank Br.en aiai
Paul swcitzer. representing the stars
and Stripes newspaper were In the
city today, having come by automO-
bile They are making an ocean 4"
ocehu trip, They viii leave tnmor-
row night FOR Washington.
EndorssNrllt of the frtS' dental
clinics, the protesting of the bill now
proposed "a put an excise tax OF SIC
an ounce on gold and resolutions Of
thanks 10 the Y. NJ @. A. and Com
mercial club, the press M 10 Or.
g. A. Eller for The use OF his Ofice.
were the closing features OF the CON
yention Of the New Mexico Dental
society.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-24

Or, Royal B. Tracy has removed
his office TO 313K West Central
ovation Studio building). Hours
Q 10 II a. m, 2 to 8 and 7 TO 8 D.
m. Residence phone, l441.M.
Office phone 6S8.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-24

During the hrst h4Jf of 1913. there
were 2S lynchinRs In the United
Stntes, ThiA shows u decrease OF four
%lynchings from the number during the
period OF 1915
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-24
WIFE CLAIMS HER
HUSBAND SOLD HFu.

LONDON Mary Pearmau says her
husband s0ld her 10 a man named
Jones at a ten shop. Albert Pear
man, she told the cOurl. took her t1
the tea shop and threatened tu do
her IN" II h DIDN'T Sign b document
10 leave Pcarnian's house and board
for Jones.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-24

Save twenty per cent on Old
English Floor Wax at Whitney
Hardware Co.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-24
SHEEP SALE

Default having been made by the
purchaser under d contract Tor the
sale Of 5000 head OF shorn yearling
ewes, purchased by us as lambs Tor
lsleta outht, 10 per cent cut allowed 10
contract having already been made on
behalf of said purchaser: We viii sell
h snid sheep In good condition Tor
Immediate delivery Tor the best price
We can ecure for recount uf said
purchaser. az our office Ia Albuquerque
on July isi, 1870. az ~ O'Clock u. M.
These sheep are being ranged near
- tdia. Nasencia County, y. ".
We invite unerf go OF prior io the
time specified.
Dated June 20. 1890
BOND-CONNELL SHEEP a wool
cOMpANN Sellers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-24
CANON CITY COAL

The Coal supply Company, after
much Effort, has succeeded IN obtain
Ing a car OF the famous Colorado coal.
This cur rs now On their racks aud
ready for delivery. Canon ct" @oal
needs no Introduction 20 the nibn-
qucrque public. ~ " Is well known
Tor It's excellent quality and burning
value, also being q splendid coal Tor
purposes Order now Phones
4 mud D.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-24

''"ln' 'a1 i. To- ~. %AH ESss 9S Hzsns 4 ' SEEl : Hr'"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-01

TuT MCAsNEy UrGIsrEu company ot
Alliance. onto. has an exceptional open
Ing In i.s shIc organization IN oklahoma
tor man with the necessary enrtEy, en-
thuHltHu. ambition. and native sales Ahii.
~ tu Hvll M,Dnaksy svHtems and sales.
buuka uu very satisfactory commission
arrangement wherein yotuWipsipn ia al.
Nautcd weekly This ls an unusual OPP
portunlfy for large earnings and fnr TO
become Identified with ono OF tho largest
national sales organizations with Its oppat.
tunllics fut broad sales experience and
advancement The Hu,cosHtul applicant
will be carefully trained and assisted from
time tn time bv the district manager. This
n real opportunity cor one VINO can
qualify See p W Alblurh. assistant Ecu-
eral sales manager, Hotel Tulsa, Tulsa,
Oklahoma rhursday. sept 30. of Friday.
oct l.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-01
sIrrArloNs MANrrn-MAlr q

SITUATIONS WANrED-MAIE u
Apgurt.alt.uAt. .pu.,t.rsN,,e 49,.
,.,,., ,,,,.',, ~ @
lion ar tf,ftsn,u or sunerintcndrnt ,nar.
fted ronpstrrt can fututsb hest ~ refer.
erroA Adaro.. uox tCi.A care World
80, ,.,.,,.. 4.
''Nhr lN, 'HN " i'os'''. tl''u, Pu-l'',n VIZ
h..t a. ,,f.r,nrss Addr.ss Hc, tgs r.r,
Wotid
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y = rtNlhN' W pu''.l'i WHn'S W,"ul J"'
'"ut u' INV ''"'" 'NP''''"'' """' ~
u'r i0vs. .......--.-.. .----.-..-
MAJ ANp wire want position ~ oh"1'
leur Rhd coon ''"' OF ''io''h'" '''
West Fe''N''" -.........-
WANTED ~ young man l,ol married
lusi'l"h Wn.Io "n,n,uvh ',leu.'N l .nu
un1nysF ''""''' """'''' '"'" '''
- ...,..-..,..
hnys bad gvnats nYnstIcnr. waLinr
NV ~, W" }oh'' ,,,p '''.' ,,h
~ Is Usnrork pkay Okla
t.-i--i'i = " 'i'.''-=--------
tocArtNo urpr ,v.r, ,oroso,,o, Wit,
,,,ai..ata ,fnfar, 90 All .,,,,,i, ,,,,,,.a,y
-, ~ ,,,' - " w - " -, .'..,'n " s ~
porlonD" 'HNEe H'ii.
POSITION, whore executive. general bust
ouIfcS. % pR Phone iss S"Sh,P cedar. "'''" "' '0
WHITE JANtToR, married good steam
plant and repair man wishes position
NddfeH- l42 y, care World -
YOUNG married man, general office and
ralcs c4rericncc. Of several years, de-
s,reH ~ p"s't'""' Nu"r'S iou ~ oHie "",iu
fpuN' man W years old WIN several
years experience ~ bnohkeepof IN banking
Some oil company. whore there is chance
frr advancement Hox 57G-A. care world.
tsN- pluT grrs1uu A AptIIsIy d..t,,.- ,,,sT-
,i,, nra,orattv Cur ,ntsnannan, au
...-.- -r.. .......hi. --.>...n~ea IN h=n
ding nr,duc,ion vouchera payrollz and
general details around oil company office
Addrops si-A care world
NNUuEn man wants position as punper
I'M oil field. e,pericnced Address Iti.A.
care world
wANTED--A position with small oil Co.
As booRkecper. have had tho experience,
can furnish the best Of references. Al.
dresa itg-A. care world.
HiTCUEV and meat cutter. wishing a po.
dress 2gln North Main, J. A. Page, phone
aSss
WANTED-Position with OIL company by
expert accountant capable of taking full
charge Of accounting department. beat a.
references salary tsO0 per month nor
127-A care world.
iNTELLIGENT young man desires work
hit"r b.aO y m No" employed aH
5r.sI 55poANenps'' wv oohS'vsI shy'hihs' Ha'
c,IcAoo n1vi,', r..
tant, .,,,s,1'1 -, .,'., NV, n,'h,''o'' ,',' W. :
poTienrs csu cedsr ssi or ,1,,,a
iIigsv' i79i q Man q, "'''' - -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-01
AUTOMOBILES

At1ONOBIIks FOR SALE 10
gAyWELI TOURING 1915; fine con-
alton see this private owned cas- first.
80 N..tN 2unis.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-01
FINANCIAL.


on LANDS ANp LEASES u-A
WILL give four hundred acres Tor an TN
mediate well Ia Township seventeen;
rngc sixteen. W. y. Sunday Claremore,
Okla.
so hCNE farm Tor sale located, between
Cleveland aud Jennings. producing oil
wells adjoining. For further Information
can cedar iSs,
PRODUCTION FOR SALE
2b hbls net. shallow wells, 50 acres
Bartlesville diatriot. ga, 900 half cash, I. u.
Fisher, Box ~ nartlnsvilie, Okla
OFT LEAsE-Quick sale, for ton dollars
pcr acre northeast quarter section 2,
township 2a range ~ new well Just fin-
lsh'd ono and half mile east making from
ntty 60 seventy five barrels, pumping
wells une mile south. gas quarter west.
one and hair mile southeast well came In
800 barrels elght yosrH ago, stu pumping.
lrNHc made direct from myself fee owner.
W, ". Sunday, Claremnre. Okla
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-01

SUuuRHAN GROCERY
Two living rooms no better grocery propo-
sltion, about $4,000. Others
ASK MIR rOpE,
aieb nputon, Usage Nas
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-01
on LANDS AND LEASES .4-A

FOR RALE-At the right prlco. 2,00O-fL
SIS 2ilb.. 2OOC-ft J-s 20.lb.. 1900
r. SIS l1-lb. 500 feet 2-inch Alb. tub
Ing. ? .GoO-n. 2-inch line pipe Standard
fiE and one 100 barrel stee. tank and one
2tO barrel tank one 25-H y. Reed gas en-
gino and a lot % fittings. Call Usage G71l
or Usage 4326,
PARTIEB with star machine want clean
lng out Up 20 l,3oO feet. Addregs lSt-A.
care world,
HAVE two strings of standard drilling
YOU are entitled 10 OIL, gas rights twenty
acres Arkansas new oil field. Write box
as TekarkaBH, Ark.
tools and can make offer FOR their use
BaTuOsVuIs. Okk
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-01
FINANCIAL
Bi siNrsS orroRrt >irIKs

ron SALE EaOid established furniture and
doing $50 oOo annually good briek build.
ing and warehouses and Al Home iogated
In best ArkanHHs town. IS 500 population.
Will take f5S. 900 Co handle, Can cut stock
down some No credit need apply. 59o-A.
care World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-01
EMPLOYMENT


WANTED. Experienced diptaphuuo Oper,
htor tur uu'Huf town position beginner :
salary. tl.t per month. Apply The ptcta-
phone COS East SoCoud
tIlNNN 'wvU. WnWvnl over a. Tor poS.
tai Mail Service tlJ5 month ENamins-
IuhH '.iuIHr tNUrrlenrc unuetcHsarY,
Fur free particulars write J. Leonard
Oformcr tlsu Service Evsmineri 1895
Equitable tudg Waahinfton " g.
SNtISMuN AN AGENTS u
WANTED a 1.-Two wire tire s.douuan An
excellent proposition to the rtpht man.
okehn'ua Tire a supply co., Okmuls,o.
OkHhora