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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1921-12-15

Did you ever stop to think how bit of knit
goods-a sweater-makes boys out of every man
in Jour family? 1t is a Fact Every man like,
syeater-le dotes on EN- and he never feels bet
ter than when he dons sweater and is out in the
OPEN
Fer Christmas present-sure to please
cut sweater here-for dad. big brother and little
brother.
All that is new in weavings and colors
81 20 tn $1,000
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-06
THE zr-s INQUIRY.

There cannot f.. to be llea-poi-t- mart at tha result .s The fu.sz-teali li7u -ha- has ha-7 conc .l by tae ca-ouars jury at Uur England, into ro cause 1r the co-1r=a ar -r- dir HIs EE-2. rhe ii71r0a H.usnt -s not because oe any feeling t.rt tra jury has not done m tHat rnr possible hut h--ausc from Euch sources or information az i- was possible 70 reach ff was uot able -o rot -t what was fac real cause oc the t--l- .ir.
 Witnesses examined seem unable 10 iZ -ha cause They re1'--d -r7- some --.rs clt of -re uuTsua. was happening bat they are unable 70 say what was causing .- T.-7 -o f7r as f-re f1-cs i- rat.1n by tte coroner .s concerned inc -ruz. o- tre disaster mus. be put down as unknown
 There has been and s1 far es known there is no thought of criminal neg Ieenc- ir connection w..l t1a ac-.Io1t which ended e7 many I.s- IT any of those aboard t1e cralt Ir-w what was resrous h'e lo- r. seems That they uus- have been numbered among taa dead TO know what caused the mis- nap E0H.N "N- E.Hl~a me Ewes that were lost or replace tra big 6.r.-.hse bot H would give much needed Iu1o-- nation for use -n connection with tae building and operation Of other afr- stirs of a similar type.
 The czrerimen, with tre ZE-a has been costly ia more ways than one. and with no knowledge aTor1sT cancerniHr what destroyed t- th5r. Is furnished r7 definite guide for uss in che future. 1t is known that there were structural weaknesses disclosed dp<inr certain ar The tests Weight win Ia attached 10 that ID tho future but ft s= not possible 20 place entire responsibility upon that vi5iout better kr0wiefee Of what eftoct tAe handling of tte ship had to do Herewith at the time tre e-d came.
 The verdic. ot inc jury may end the official invest iratior but < Is to be ex. nectcd that others connected with ayfa- tion will not disregard any avenues that may develop through which more rcht may be thrown upon the cause of the catastrophe.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-06
NEWSPAPERS BY MAIL.

Much has been said and done by the Tew postmaster general since taking Cp he duties of that office which has won enthusiastic approval Quite in keep ing herewith will be the reception &C., corded his statement to the effect that the United States mails are to be speed 7j up to insure prompt dlivry of daily 7apers to the readers and that instruc- t'ons have gone out to all those on the uosta. service payroll to expedite the landing of newspapers.
 When Postmaster General Hays says GA newspaper is prominently a thing that a man wants when he wants it. If e cannot have it when he wants it he 5Oos not want it at all. It Is up to us to see that he gets his favorite paper urnontly."
 For a considerable period Of time there have been complaints Of all kinds regarding the delivery of newspapers. That the trouble has been with the pos --t service has been generally believed Vii hthe statement of the postmaster general it appears to be accepted by
 - head of the department that the
 twice is not what it should he but that h-nceforth greater efforts are to be made to bring it ID to the desired mark go that newspaper subscribers who de- rend upon the mail for their paper win eeJ more attention than they have in ,He past
 Many a subscriber has maintained that it was impossible to understand why the papers were not received rromrtly and in some instances not at T, but particularly why two papers dated several days apart should be re- lived at the same time. It has both cred not the subscribers alone. The an- noyance has been serious and for a natter of many months if not several ,ears. Special efforts to overcome cur .ailed train service hasn't always cor r.cted the trouble hut with the head of he nostal service directing greater at i tontlon to the handling of newspapers il is to be earnestly hoped that results -il he accomplished. Great will be the
 'f"rber who will keep tabs on the out rome.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-06
CALCULATOR WEEK ENDING OCT. 1st. 1921
 Il,32O
BIDDING THOSE INTERESTED.

# isn't because rhoz. who have been Invited 70 tEe conference l1 not feel taa- -hey can deal ulth the matt s concerning the limitation Of ara.a1.l-nts and adUst such problems as exist re- -arding the Pacific. but it has been re- alized that Belgium. Er1. land and Po-tl- gal are concerned in Pacific territory UT interests and therefore # is only prop e tna- they should be asked 10 send delegates co The conference at. Wash i1gtor. AS to- aruauelts ft makes Ii-- Le difference what these countries might do in the way ot reduclnz armies and narics but il view oE -Ae terri il7r.Il pos sssslous oE the two latter coru .~iss in the Pacific and the large holdings which BelEi1rs have ir Chinese railway and other concessions the wisdom Of obtain ing --eir participation in such an un- dsrsrarling ss may ba reached relative co tEa t-r east questions can be appre- ciated It isn't that i- cannot he done without them but lt Is better not to per- nit tsa inference 2ha- they were being denied representation iu mat-ars where they ere more OF less Interested.
 70 can t5 req ized that just as long ar .aa -.l..a.l.- N- l-" .a.-..- tl- N-l- mittad 60 so along unsettled there is bound 70 remain causes for trouble g which can be maeride5 without CtHoul- t~ and which can be kept before the public eye without justification. As long sH such conditions prevail there uuE- ha r-.rarl-lonz ta moe. whatever u.eht develop. The complications ore many and tt- solution is not r1inr ta he -hc easiest thing in the world. H7r -ae-e iz wisdom in having -I thr~a who are directly Interested represented when such -s possible Ht.a .l. interests of
 my others must be carefully safe r1arded.
 Whatever policy 0- understanding is arrived rt r- -1e r.rI- r- tee cI1r.s of r1- Crrf--are. E-Iaea..- deserves 70 he r-- only -ro-alrrr understood but important that a" Involved s1a1'9 have t-5 0arH-tar.. q. indicate jus views and join '- -r. 7----uarr Trrs tn t--.-l-.1r On .-a 5.rI' enGrrr .= cannot lau t7 b- regarded with favor.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-06
EARNING ~ rnrc,rrnr

Az this season Of the year there IS partlculary y called Co attention ihe am bitIous of those young neu who go Lo college with the idea ot working their way through by means of such jobs as they are able 70 get outside their school work. The number Of such students .s considerable and it is invariably the case that they make much better use of thair opportunities in an effort to get an education than many of those for whom everything is provided in much greater volume than they require, or that is for their own good.
 Increased attention is directed to the srndsrts vko work their way this year because Of the large number of unem- pioyed. Johs winch the students are iusnly to be able to handle do not nec- essnrFy attract ordinary labor. In fact the eases are many where the students And employment simply becaAlse such tazrs are spurned by others who arc unwilling to consider such part time en- rpioyrnsnt or else are above working for sach wages
 Bureaus of self help are of much value in connection with the colleges and u1ivarssies for connecting those who ars anxious to do some work while rertinE their education and thOse who Nauo1oodR 5cbs Cane or ara7dez4rpra of
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-06
HER FINANCIAL. ABILITY

About one thing am resolved" began the handsome young men who was not quite used to being engaged. And tnat is that my wife shall not be obliged to ac- count for every penny she spends. I heard George Fiddlesticks simply blow ing up because Amanda couldn't tell what had become of $13.50 in her weeks ac- count! It's disgraceful! A husband and wife should divide their income equally and no questions asked '"
 T think you are perfectly darling, Wei lington," declared the beautiful young person who was, engaged to him. You have such wonderful ideas 2!
 Every month" went on the handsome young man tenderly, T shall pay half my check into your banking account"
 "Oh, Wellington" cried his fiancee rapturously. Am I actually going to have a bank account of my own? Why, it makes me feel so awfully rich .' Nothing like that" the young man have a great deal to get along on but with care it will be plenty"
 T am going to be terribly economic al,'' the beautiful young person told hitn enthusiastically. You can't imagine . I'm just going to show father and meth CT how silly they have been"
 ''The very idea '' said the handsome young man. The way some men scoff at woman's abi!ity-Why it's terrible
 That's exactly what told him !'' pout- ed his fiancee Flow was I to know the bank would be so horrid and fussy? The day the letter came saying my account was overdrawn. or something, was toe busy to pay any attention to it and the next day was 9 luncheon and then Sally came to visit ne-and anyhow as I told dad, they had sent me so many notices like that I just got tired of them I guess I wasn't going to give up the larg- est luncheon and bridge of the season to go downtown to an old bank-and there were thirty-two cheeks refused or held l up or something
 ''Thir- -thir -thirty-two !' gasped the young man. You don't mean to say you 1 sent out thirty-two in a day or so? If l 1 did that they'd be for about 5 cents 1 apiece
 You've no idea" explained his hancee 1 patheticaIy, the number of things one l really has to buy these days! And ii
 I run onto a bargain in anything I aI-
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-06

giving help in such manner to de- serving young men even to the extent of creating jobs for their benefit where it is realized such assistance is appre- ciated.
 The increased enro' 'lments this yea will naturally tend to increase the mum Der desirous of working their way through Such swells the work of the self help bureaus and directs attention 70 those who are not afraid to turn their hand to whatever comes their way. Those who engage in furnishing e1n- ploy1nent to students can rest assured that they are doing 9 valuable service and if it were possible to follow up the many who go through college in such a ranner there is reason to believe that heir future careers well reflect the in- tlrest that has been taken in them dur iug college days,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-06
CnENEcrICI-r IrLErERACY-

Accrodug to the census figures re- l-ai0g liiteracy in the state of Con- -tie1t 1t is plainly indicated that -n a large degree to the large number -t foreign born and those of foreign stock r-sident within the state.
 since the last census Connecticut has ti1.d near q half million in popu-
 .sa and during that time the efforts H- have been made to reduce the amount of iIIiteracy within the state 5r. failed to keep pace with the in- ouaase Of 1iterates coming from with ... Te eain has not been great, only t@r-t-1ths of one per cent. and that with the large gain in population is by TO W Waas serious but as we increase r =ize it Is shown that We are in- -5.asire in iIliteracy when the tendtn- cr ou"h' TO be just the other way.
 lHit.racy. according to the plan fo' lowed 1 ta5ing the census means those who cannot write any language, and in .aras all over ten years of age IT ts connection il is to be realized that He~e would he decidedly different re- .~r f the figures were based upon tnsa who could read and write the En- =.s5 lansuage. Just what the differ rce is is not disc, ,osed but the fact thai |. eyis.s and that the large proportion 'f foreign born, more than a quarter of the population, and those born Of parents who came from abroad amount ra tWo-thirds of the population make il
 dsni that what efforts have been put forth for the reduction of filIteracy ave not served 10 stem the tide and .a5 hencef0rth they must not only be continued but increased. Connection cgu never be satisfied till it's illiteracs sl6vs a decrease instead of an increase even though that in the past ten years has been slight.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-06
America.

America.
 In it's indications as well as in its
 outline it ie the opposite of the aqui-
 line nose. The latter is acduisitiye
 The story it tells in condensed form
 is GO get itt" The retrousse nose
 is inquisitive rather than acquisittve,
 It says, I'm from Missouri. Ex- plain!"
 For the rest it denotes a tendency to be safe rather than sorry, to CO., operate with others or to lean upon them rather than to fight and seek domination as an individual. It tells of an interesting twist of mind, of a ten dency to coordinate and safeguard what is already won rather than to explore and blaze new trails. Wit, cleverness and high ideals are among the characteristics most ire quentIy found in men and women with i the Celestial nose, but they are con l servative rather than radical, thought ful rather than fiery and impulsive and given more to patience and en- durapce rather than impulse and ener- gy.
 omorrow-Specerian Hands
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-06
Cleaned from Foreign Ex-
 changes.

1 CIoseburr Castle. said to he the mos ancient tnha hited house in Scot and, has been sold privately to a member a1 he Kirkpatrick family, who were own CTS of the estate previous to the 18th century. From the Kirkpa tricks the late ex-Empress I2ugenie of France was descended The castle; which was built on a mound in lake now drain ed is 8 massive rectangular tower The old, earioasly-wrought iron "Yett'' ! (gate) still hangs opposite the former entrance high in the wall on the first : floor.
 ] Woman Pieneer-From Edinburgh the i death is reported Of Mrs Laws wife of 1 the Rev. Dr. Laws, one of the best known of African missionaries. She was the first white woman to reach 1 Lake Nyassa and to live on it's shores and in 1879 she travelled alone to Cen l tral Africa. She was sister of the
 late Rev. Dr. Gray, of Rome.
 1 Tickets on Trains-An arrangement i which should prove a convenience to last minute" passengers is being made ! by the Great Eastern Railway Com pany. On certain trains. instead of hay 1 ing to call at the booking office. the passenger will be able to go straight 1 to the train and buy his ticket from the conductor just as if he were in a tramcar.
 The First saviny- Bank-Tn this month. when, as already noted the post office savings bank celebrates it's jubilee, we are reminded that the first
 savings bank was founded over 50 years earlier by a private individual To Dumfriessl1ire belongs the honor l of being the birthplace of these aids to 1 thrift and a tablet on q house in the village of Rothwell records the opening there in 1910 of the first savings bank in the United Kingdom. Its founder was clergyman. and although at first Inot regarded with great favor Roth l well Bank became in course of time a fourishing institution.
 1 An Island King1OH-Ia mbay Island where the Swiss airrnan Captain Arm lbruster, landed during the great bal
 loon race, is one of several island king dofns scattered about the coast of Great Britain, It is in Dublin Bay, some four
 miles from tho coast. but is not very iwell known The owner is Mir Cecil Barring. Lord Revelstoke's brother ana Their presumptive. It formerly belong ed to the archbishops of Dublin, and al
 Lambay Castle, the islands principal residence, Archbishop Usher stauncf
 supporter of Charles l., sought refuge
 when his life was in danger. The is
 and is about three miles in circunfer.
 ence, almost bare of trees. with a sparse
 ipopulation consisting mostly of fisher
 men. There is a colony of gray seals
 and from May to the end of Angus
 l Lambay is the breeding place of thous ands of seabirds.-London Chronicle. Tomorrow never comes, but the frs of the month does.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-06
DYED HER BLOUSE
 SKIRT AND A COAT

Every package of Diamond Dyes contains directions so simple any wom- an can dye or tint her worn, shabby dresses, skirts, waists, coats, stockings sweaters. coverings, draperies, hang ings everything, even if she has never dyed before. Buy Diamond Dyes"-- no other kind-then perfect home dye ing is sure because Diamond Dyes are guaranteed not to spot fade, streak, or run. Tell your druggist whether the material you wish to dye is wool or silk, or whether it is linen, cotton oi mixed goods.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-06
READ YOUR CHARACTER
Celestial Noses
By Digby Phillips, Copyrighted 1e21

The Celestial nose as the character scientists call it. is what most of us careiessly refer to as snub. It isn't really snubbed. It's less than that. Ii is somewhat turned up making q line from the bridge to the top that ]. concave rather than convex like the Roman or Hebraic nose.
 It is called the Celestial nose be- cause it is more typical Of Oriental peoples than of Caucasians, yet~it Is by no means infrequentiy met with IT virtually all the races of Europe and
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-06
Cut This out-1t i, Worth Money

Cut out this slip. enclose with Sc and Ave, Chicago, III, writing your name and address clearly. You will receive in re- turn trial package containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs. colds and eroup Foley Kidney Pills for pains in sides and back; rheurnatism backache, kidney and bladder ailments :: and Foley Cathartic Tablets, whole. some and thoroughly cleansing cathartic for constipation, biIieusness. headaches nd sluggish bowels. Iae as Osgood Co.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-06

Wherever possible every state and community should do what it can to carry out the suggestion of the presi- dent regarding unemployment, and In many instances it is already being done
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-06

President Howat of the Kansas coal miners apparently considers he is not amenable to any authority except him self Like, the kaiser, everything he does is right.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-06

It doesn't make so much difference what day Is fixed as fire prevention day so long as the things which such a day suzgests arc brought clearly to mind
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-06

The Turkish nationalists are of course anxious that the Greeks should disarm and are doing their best, little though il may be, to accomplish that end.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-06

Postmaster General Hays has direct ed postmasters to give better attention to the delivery Of newspapers. It is an order that will be welcomed by many a newspaper readers whose paper comes by mall
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-06

Wa. auy 1t even if I don't need 1t be-
 cal$4- consider "etting something for
 ,esS' tnal :. s worth is true economy,
 don't you, Wellington? And then people
 always are wanting one to buy tickets
 for some charity entertainment or morn
 ing musicale and if one writes a check
 it doesn't seem at all like paying out
 the money The funny thing was that
 mostly the. old notices from the bank
 would come right in the middle of the
 month and l didn't get another allow
 ance till the first of the next" '.
 "Why, Eveline P protested the young man mildly. Didn't you keep account on
 the stubs of your checkbook every time you drew check so you would know just how much money you did have left?" T don't see why you men are all alike !' frewned the beautiful young crea- ture. That's just what father said Of course I didn'ti I never had time! Father had told me my allowance was plenty for everything and naturally l
 thought it was.
 Why, I didn't make out nearly the l number of checks that Lillian Betting 1 did that month avd nothing happened to her And father insisted on going over l all my checks Oh, when you and I are married and have my own bank account i I shall have the loveliest tirne-there arg | so many things I've always wanted that 1 I shall have. I think to be well dressed 1 al@ woman needs at least three sets oi 1 furs and I have always been dying for a | large diamond and platinum barpin:' 1 fB-b-but.' stammered the handsome 1 young man, ''you know out of your hali 1 of the salary will come 8 lot of house l hold expenses, Eveline and-''
 1 'oh, my goodness.' cried the beautiful 1 young person a bit grossly. You sound 1 8 lot lot dad after all Whats the use 1 of my having a bank account if I cant 1 use it as I want to?"
 | The handsome young man gulped hard l then spoke. 'Sot a bit of use," he 1 agreed firmly. fIn fact. I think maybe | the best way after all would be-er-fol l you to ask me for what you think you want when you want it and if I have 1 it."
 "weu. all I've got to say,'' said tht 1 beautiful young person. ''is that there l doesn't seem to bo a man on earth wht understands how really capable I an l about money matters! And when I have ] just explained to you, too"-Exchange
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-06

The man on the corner says: There is a strong desire for things to drop tut there's a kick just as soon as the leaves begin to come down.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-06

The wise householder who is having rest from the pushing of the lawn mower is now getting his snow shovel -e ady for service
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-06

Even though they are the cheapest the h'oaclier seats right out in the October su0 are likely to be the most comfort able at the worlds series
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-06

uEEees OF THE ASSOCIATED FHEss. Tns AEsociGicd Presr 2, s-ciualrelv entitled Co Ie 1sa for ru1ublezlsu cf all nous d1spauh- s erriiisd & or uas otartvlss -re.i-ted |, ais paps1 and Lso s4s local rsws r1hlisasd accia
 AA nzfa of republication cf Euec.E dss- sai-Ess s-7rin aru siss 1azr-rsd
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-06

Jf your team didn't win it will have another chance today.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-06

The little town elections are capable of deve oping considerable pep even though the fate of the nation doesn't tang on them.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-06
DuInsteadsW WOrlnSyrllD

efTo children ar angel of mercy.' Nhero directions gre followed. IT NEVER cost of SAETONIE, it contains fuil dose, Etood sixty yezry test. Sold everywhere CT bJ mail. see 8 bottle.
 Est, c, 1. yoorhees. II, D.. Philadelphia
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-06

Too many people measure success in inc same way that certain members of inc New York police force dc.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-06

Cool weather puts an end to the mos quito but not so but what there will be plenty more next season.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-06

Tomorrow never comes. but the first of the month does.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-06
EDITORIAL NOTES.

New York was bound to win.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-14
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mobnte CT in WorriIon, no CT moro.
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bes air6GeinS, bie ihon felt pielen
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finoer.
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mittae in Iorriion Itott.