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Marble Hill press., 1921-05-12
Race With Stork for 100000 Pearls

OAKLAND. CAL,--The Anxioasiy
~ awaited Blum haby-expected
heiress to sionon pearl necklace
which san Francisco Judge ordcred
"nursed to health" by the haby's moth
er>--has arrived. Hosts Of friends Of
the young couple anxiously awaited
word from Merritt hospital They
learned the race still had three years
10 10 when the nurse announced II was
a boy tipping the scales at seven and
one-half pounds, The will Of Rosa
Blum. the grandmother. said nothing
about a boy,
Meanwhile the necklace repose@ ii
months Of each year In a safety de
posIt vault, but on the twelfth month
must be worn by the new baby's
mother. II all started when James II.
Blum. inspecting the necklace, noted
the gems had lost much OF their ius-
ter. He called In iapidarists. who told
him the gems were sick. They needed
light and air and. more than anything
else. contact with the soft, warm
breast and neck Of healthy woman.
hood. Unless they had this, the ex-
perts said. the pearls would continue
TO "starve" and steadily and swiftly
decrease In value and beauty.
Marble Hill press., 1921-05-12

EnEiAud family. - ro<tiaH3 Ne, 90
June Il. 1919. sHi married Miss u
'har Marie Tatfrau- tueaty Eve. 4
tloUte sseUc,xTHgfef sud teisllsaoc ut
c~iot. nsmh~r = r=si---Abls
rittshurgh family. at GNsastch
CouH- lsst January ri
Abtrvws yfpIsl6ei That although D.
went thrJagh marriage cvrrmnf.}
With h.s Supposed nrst wife he sd
hR actually msrry hef, b~czgse q
suinc uchnicai!tJ. The nature Il Witch
he would net rwNeal lie saia he ers'
sifs csuid stay OF leave. as she choss
hut must Aec~ps the new caaiitioas Il
Nhe rruAln~d
So~ eli IL changed Mrs Andrvus
No has spuEkei W saoagh TO sue
for diyo<N Nr~ AnavWx No. has
left Anirvws She Gays she believed
No. wAs the housekeef~s rrU-cut
lng Attorney Walsh oE GreHSIch says
he viii prosecute AnarvVs TIE o~n
ers Of the apartment, building sr~ mot
ing 90 thruw Andrews out
No. says shc stiil loves Andrews
that she bora with the situation be.
cAus. ~ her tso chila~n: that they
wcrr happy Until her husband began
to make mo0ey.
Marble Hill press., 1921-05-12

hour OF time day and some hay, road
side weeds and refuse from orchard.
garden and kitchen, supplemented by
small quantity Of grain. cover the
cost Of production. Raising rabbit
meat for home consumption IL a prop
osition for turning 10 account time,
space and materials which are ordi-
narily wasted. In regions where rab-
bit breeding Is practiced extensively
rabbit meat Is In common use and has
a place with other kinds of meat In
daily market reports.
"The first object In rabbit raising In
to supply home needs. The best en-.
dorsement an article can have IL the
fact that II is used freely by It's pro-
ducer. II one Is inclined TO disdaln
domesticated rabbits on account OF ex.
perience with wild rabbits, he should
know that the latter. as sold In the
butchers shop, are not TO be COM
pared with tender young hutch rabbits.
The flesh Of the tame rabbit In a high
ly nutritious and desirable food, re-
sembling somewhat the white meat OF
chicken. Wherever II has been intro
duced I'm the markets. 1t has become
popular. and the demand for 1t has
steadily grown.
Marble Hill press., 1921-05-12
Find Cause of
WOUND Shock

sort of polscn, This toxin causes an
Increased p.meahility " the smallest
hlneiN.ss"ls, the snpillates, and thus
there n lnst through their walls guam,
titles of the iutd portion of the blood
which should BE- ia circulation The
rrsult Il snmeW hat similar e. that ~
great lass ~ tloni frum the holy,"
American. nritIsh aud French medl,
sal aud sursiral "flcrrs co-oprmled
Ia the Investigations seine ~ which
wvrr a4ais az lsrlhuue IN 1917, sruc la
London, aud others Ut nllcu Ia 1915 ia
n laboratory ~ the American .xle,li'
tnuaFy forcv under p"ctur Canuou's
direction
Toward the end II the war" con.
gluiri poytnF Common. we had
learned much about mrghois II trrat.
lug such eases indlus that Il WAS
helpful tu keep thc PATIENT amply
warm, e. give hlm guantiiie. u va
ter HHi. u uvr'ssBry, g. trunsluse
hl,-si iu'o the system from somebody
rl~cN"
Marble Hill press., 1921-05-12
PREDICTS SLUMP IN SHIPPING
New Chief Of Japanese steamship Firm
ls Michigan University
Graduate.

Tokyo-Japan's gnaiest steamship
company the Nippon fusen kalsha,
has selected as its president ioneJiro
Ito. who IL graduate OF the uni,er.
sity ~ Michigan
Mr. i'u. Who has been serving a.
vice ps'sident ~ the company. takes
the plac. ~ naron llempei kondo
who ,lied rrc,'tly.
IN statement o. the press rrcsi'
dent Ito said that the worlds supply
nf ships l. so Ia excess " the cargo
demand that II Il natural that the
freight market should he as depressed
~ u H.
lie considered the outlook dArl
un- and said that japan should h
prepared g. face a i"ug period ot -ri
Gus depression IN the shipping busi
nesx
Marble Hill press., 1921-05-12

tavenr hsa AHythiHs O. sat taF "a
heuFs-
Mr. Msasel@ahn ls-i Mar's ana hss
taby g. hearty h1tsl and g@ii .
w--ts rrnt IN aivnucv A liaoe sas
found fr 'he infant in 9 wc.i siAs
home and So ~as -rcgrv' fot 10
mathsr % ho'sl ehs.EFt.s'n Tt1n
Mf Msn8sls7hn 81 tusy with his hat
"Frt over. rntA- b. erhori~i.
tropVsng = BIN thsrvln. TIE sV.~fius :
trethsthossi crowded srsani ~ MD
uight over sGs had besh Fulss-i
~Iep- Anaoagcssi ere q tss boys
~wvrc Jus; su,ns g 'sfs eaFv u that
little gfrl We'll Hni her hus,sni snt
Vru~cruts him and stai I-xarsry
So. to that their CsrrooE tuaJ guJ
vrat - ous 'wor'htvs 70 shat sc ds
to that hus'snt - Nsrss-
Marble Hill press., 1921-05-12

7 uS ANGELES. cal. Mrs VII
l. liam Miller Graham. UemliInes
mHmWu has made uu Huuuuncrmvut
Asi pink g'-- another ~ Gerald
ines rumauc.s Ueraldlnc's engage
m,ut TO We'd whitney warrvn. Jr, Of
New York city. has been hr'ten.
Miss Graham little ahile agn VAS
hrrHIAcd a. the mo~t beautiful woman
IN newport soclsty. the rrrtiies; gifl
IN california, The prince u wai,s
called her the iu,ellest gifl Ia Amer
icn Ru,h papn aud mAmmA an
urur e,.t her engagement 60 young
WhFND last August at their Monte
ci'p home
Now. about yenr hgn. II seems.
mamma believed there voald ts s0n"
ttHs doing with party acrpss the
water and Geraldine would ts eAllsi
"My lady, and uear csru0et. aud
have her hans IN Hurkes r~cngv
Marble Hill press., 1921-05-12

Cai.f- "and thars t-su lHus time.
fof Ia u"s o. my sAy e saib ysar
I rHsfHi+f sb.H aas sHad !
uns tspi uH srHt ttst = lime
uatrr aat m.A f1g ursts aHI I have
'ss=u jH ouusfsUl distress BI these
ysars suffered TERRIBLY fFna haa'.
ius aud had fr De- ,sfy etrsfu. = sta,
81. t,.aHs sa ataA au1 gsrveu~
ora'i harlp 81 afH"af mf H.assaoSk
AMI wss iH "a t.f.,.Fah.s .E.i|..Ha.
-Alsaaf tuu years $50 mF lasaaui
st safu splendid fssa-fs ff.9 Eaalae
- Insisted HH Hy faAlas Sc anI $50
ms,i.sins aHu.l uut q fftls vA.e n
rf4u. u. ~ my f~sat.es % ave
ms spIa.dlI tpg-tIf" aHl aa4i
cu9#f e. c..I tsaf'y Hssa sFsu th'ugs
/ hatut taw tuarh t-faFv. ~tthoat
auy fear = .i frugtH.r. H|r
--Ttrt had tis .adasars aui -
causs aratfa.y .,sE 49, usas. bot
ny sismaei t,tf o. s-.i order sd %
ooIy taat four bottles - rar'ac 20
build us 20 again 20 uhsFt lw coz
fe~liug f,sftrf than 81 aay time an
fssusfat-f haze sA.asI eleven
r"upAs !u vrtsft. tag EHI vnfs's can't
sftfs~s lhs gratitude fsei to~Hr'i
TuulAe / k.ss Innlac lH tie house
81 ihs 'ias aas. faf tEsu t "a
ss.t.ffue that esH = tsG-aiei gpaa.-
Tanias j. sEI - IsaI.ls drasEis;S
even = herr Al.
Marble Hill press., 1921-05-12
"Lovelest" Breaks Another Engagement

Geraldlns at this time met nrering
Davis. son II Dr. and Mr. Nathan \
Davis Of East Huron street. Chicago,
lie was the white haired hoy on the
Isolo grounds at Santa ilarhara, one
nice night Gcrnliine and p,~ring gut
into blg ear and started toward the
state ~ matrtmohy AMI then along
came Earl Graham. half hrrthcr u
uerald.he. aud touk the yuung woman
bach 10 mamma mot. however Nth
cut Ions chase over the California
ruais and rom" physical argument
uith the former aviator
Anyway. 6rfuitlus Didn't marfS
is.rlhg. and .hs didn't take the title
She fell IN love with Marrvh. msmlet
- a family With a summer h"ss Of
N.vpari Now, warrvn l. In EurUl
With the family
Anoiher surprise far society Los
Angeles has learned fallo~ing The
breaking u the sngasm~nt that .
ii,urrr sas granted Mr. William
Miller Graham In oklahoma 80 ianu
ay -. upu1 grrunds ~ d~s"fiioa
Incidentally. Paris ~ contributes
n. Information that ih" father n
Mrs GnhHm thufu ru,lnst whs e
caff-n'rr and her mother q millihet
and that They kspt a hahr1'ns hnus"
IN Philadelphia Mr. Miller struck oll
after ~. marriage "a the extent u
ahout S,stsusu.
Marble Hill press., 1921-05-12
Says Earth Is
Speeding to End

plnu,t might collide with another worls
wandering through spUc"
Another Way.
And n. ,nd might h. brought about
by the slowing down ~ the speeding
ug ~ o.. rate ~ the ,arths ro,a,ioS
"n a.. own axis The rotation al
present ~ just sufficient g. counter
ac; the rvutriI.'Hl fprrr u the sun
and n % we're slowed down the earth
would ny into th. suU. starting at the
rate ~ i.lu miles au hour and bs
consumed II the rate u rotation
w"0r aceI.rHfrl thr earth would ~
out into Space into temperature Of
49, 1,srv> below a"ru aud the oc,ans
aHu.i D. frugrn 60 their utmost
depths
other ways hy which Mr Cullen
could So, ,ar world cumc 10 its end
vcru the closing up = all volcanoes
aaa other vents fpr gases the ineyit.
ahlo result ~ Witch would tc terrific
explosion tl.at would shhti,r the world
or bring Part ~ the atmosphere ~
such heat that the oxygen and
nitrogen would unite and cause 4
combustion II the atmosphere.
That such Disaster were not lfnros-
slhle wns shown. De said. By the sI-,c-
troSroIr. hy means ~ which man
could rrad the life history Of the
planets lie added
The st-.ctruscope shows that one
planet + f. "a state ~ white heat that
another showing yellow : on the down
grade, that Mar IL dying that n"
moon IS dead. while Jupiter : jus set
ting raiy for ~'ntieut life. This world
Is 90 iis way 10 death. for Il Is travel.
lng straight toward Hercules 0'l"n
miles day. and while the distance Is
immense e T. not infinite"
The Great Danger.
Rut the greatest danger that Mr.
Cullen thinks coufrunts the earth Is
collision with dead star such a
star would be invisible until II came
vithla the range II the suns uyS
Witch would hc when II was Eve times
- far away as Neptune. Il could then
be- seen TO the telescope In twenty.
Eve years more II would be visible to
the naked eve In hve years merc Il
would pass Neptune and In l4i lays
froin that time II II kept strnight 0n.
II would strike the earth, That would
give Us thirty two years and iia days
~ warning from the time the dead
world was first picked " by the trle-
scope
Science tells US the end Is coming,
the preacher went On more reaSsurtng-
ly, but It does not believe the end Is
near. II estimates that God took
ninety million years to make the world
habitahle hy man and that mans life
on II is perhaps 10000 years
His comparatively optimistic com
ment at the finish was:
why could God spend all that time
In making n world IL II IL 10 be de-
stroyed 20 sooni God wastes neither
space. material nor time, He Is too
busy. He Is continually making new
worlds. but He does not destroy them
almost as soon as they are made"
Marble Hill press., 1921-05-12

Mr.. Blum, then, as one Of the ad-
ministrators Of his mothers estate.
pe,itioDed Judge Thomas u. Graham
Of the California superior court at San
Francisco The Judge Issued an or
der which directed that Mrs. Blum
should wear the si0D.nnC necklace
For the period Of one month. un.
der the following conditions: That
when they are taken from the safe
deposit box and delivered to her an
officer will he with or near her at all
times TO insure their safe return to
the court"
If the Blums lose the race with the
stork the pearls ere to be sold and
the proceeds given TO the Federation
of Jewish Charities Of San Francisco
Marble Hill press., 1921-05-12

NrEW YORK Have you coop
~ husband In your towui Well,
Gotham has-ur hRd-And rs this
way Some kind woman friend tan.
onymoasl tipped Of the matrimonial
Affairs of liertsrt Thoruton Andrews,
a prosperous. husung young stoek
broker. with ofiices Ia the New York
financial district and branch uf'ices In
Chicago and other cities The Au.
thortties found cooperative hus
band. shared by two wives living IN
the same apartment. one young and
beautiful. the other middle aged. with
two children.
Andrews married Augusta Haynes,
q divorrce, member Of wealthy New
Marble Hill press., 1921-05-12
LARGE Increase in the Industry
in This Country.
Iowa Boy Clears 81 200 In One Year
by Raising Them In His
Back Yard.

Washington. Raising rabbits for
the market is becoming pleasurable
and profitable industry in certain
parts Of the country. A resident Of
Kansas City, Kan. has raised 300 to
400 pounds of rabbit meat year for
his own table at cost Of only eight
to ten cents pound. In Nebraska a
large religious institution that has
raised rabbits instead of poultry re-
ports the meat more satisfactory than
chicken and the experiment profitable.
According to former county commits
sioner Of Washington. rabbits were
grown on the county farm to provide
q substitute for chicken for the
Marble Hill press., 1921-05-12
nolas.s. HATS CITY Council.

Williamson, " Va, - Mclasso
rauss~i ~" rusip"u"mrnt ~ the meath
~ meeting II ~" city commission q,
Williamson. The city fathers gath
.r'd lu their meeting nom. only u
rRi that suin. misrreuut had smcarrs
molassrs ou the seats II their chairs
Marble Hill press., 1921-05-12

wen pgi q esa1 stove "a sh~ sato-
Hsosae ar s. '.-ariUs agHaaaeei Mf.
Cliusgtus
uaf shstH Sc da f1f ssrsAatr-
Inquired BIS Ntse
Its tts pajy sEy 81 G-vg .rv-
ant uHar vr have sasvrsziet lu hlr.
ias oar. tho os1Iy wEy fcr her TO re-
sisu uin - 60 es' Hul SRI salE
Marble Hill press., 1921-05-12
SUFFERING Of A
LIFETIME ENDED
Words Can't Express Gratitude
| Feel Toward Tanlao,"
Says Mrs. burlington.

"fwm childhood until I got Tnnine.
I suffered from Indigestion aud stem.
ach trouble said Mrs, ] A Hurting.
ton. So stanford Ave. Los Angeles.
Marble Hill press., 1921-05-12
Doctor Canon Of Harvard and
Aids Announce Results oi Es.
periments During War.
DIFFERENT FROM SHELL DAlE
Condition Usually Develops Some
Hsuu After Serious Wound or
Aeeldsnt-oeAd Tisauss Be-
eens feais ard PeisonouA

Cambridge. Mass Discoveries made
o. pr Walter ~ Cannon ug the liar
NaFd Mrdlga. schuOl aui other AmrrI'
rnn. british Hud Frruyh m"lical uI'
cvrs toward thr vlwn' vl tAv World
war haN, brought fuFth new eNllvutv
Regarding the yuus. aui uAtun 80 tie
siFaHsv pLas. kuuWu bs 'shusk,' q
condition that led 60 HWgWvfable
deaths To- UHF glu, aud lr4a,liy has
aln,ilaF ur4,i after accidents 10 time
" I-aos
"Shurk. ~ wuuud sAt'ra, as li i
often eu..ri. uas lone hsilir1 lsr wri.'
cul pFul,ssius" lstciuT ,slluu said
to a press representative, ,H hc.us
usEcd e. lrsrfibv tlc results vi A.s iu'
I'Oriani wntk,
Occurs After Any AseiaeHt
This yuua,uru, which. ly iar way,
should uot BE- confused with shvil'
sAuck. a. entirely dl1ynrui pH,Uume.
uyi. usually Develops spf4y hours
after SERIOUS Wound ur accident II
frrquruuy followed grave she'll
wounds 10 thr vat aud often cnmrs
81 after a iyF>"u has hves seriously
hurt o. aU accident 10 time. uf iyuet.
after fur example. be- has had "a .lub
crushed in u.rai accident
"Thrrr have H'ru numerous theories
~ the nature ~ shock Sumc IrtOrs
bel! that sao,k resulted irum nervous
Cullgps-. others thgi il came from a
Clnssing ng tlunl vessels iy fat iruW
wounds. srlup that .i was due o. ia.
ralysls u tlr nerves controlling thv
artcrI,s. others that the HiFrual gland
was sumvbsw affected 80 ~ g. 81 the
mischief. ans 80 ct.
our work IN France gave IL ogg"s.
tuni,y 60 STUDY shock 20 -. g'mnsi de-
tail. 90. by oue We threw uut the
theories advanced iu former years
Establish Real Cause.
We al length finally tested and IS.
tabllshed the fact that the condition
results from the tearing or crushing
OF muscles or other tissues by missiles
moving with terrific velocity. The dam.
aged or dead tissue soon tecum,~s
toxic. or iu other words acts Ike Il
Marble Hill press., 1921-05-12
ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine

Beware Cnlrss you sse the name
~Hayer" ou package OF % tablets you
are not getting genulne Aspirin pre-
scribsd BY physicians foe twenty ono
years aud proved safe by millions
Take Aspirin only as told tn the Bayer
package for Colds. Headache. Neural
gia. Rheumatism. EArache. Toothscte.
Lumhasc, and for Pale Handy tin
boxes Of twelve Haycr Tablets Of As
p!rin cost few crntA Druggists also
sell larger packages, Aspirin 10 the
trade mark OF Bayer Manufacture NJ
Monoacetiea ciies'eF Of sallcylIcaeid.
ADV.
Marble Hill press., 1921-05-12

Then you don't care for this fut.
nrist art"
"No, let the people Of the future
enjoy H."
Marble Hill press., 1921-05-12
Kiss Their Money Coed ,By.

New York raper--Thc Mongolians
Do not know either the Kiss Of friend
ship or that OF poliseness With them
the kiss Ia reserved TO lovers to
fiances or fnan and wife.
Marble Hill press., 1921-05-12

The movement for university ex.
tension work started In Philadelphia
IN 1880.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-03-24
E)OlI>IH
|lH[& ~
BEST FOWLS FOR BACK YARD
American Breeds, Such AZ Plymouth
Rocks. Wyandottes and orpins-
tons, Are RECOMMENDED.

prepared by the United States Depart.
ment Of AA-iculture.)
Hens of the medium-sized breeds
Plymouth Rocks. Wyandottes, Rhode
Island Reds and OrpingtOns-nre best
suited to backyard conditions. Large
hens kept in close confinement are
likely to get too fat to lay well. Small.
nervous hens are apt to develop such
vices as egg eating and feather eating.
The bad tendencies mentioned do not
prohibit the keeping of large and small
breeds In small back yards, but make
1t necessary for the kepeer to use ex
traordinary care to keep them In good
condition and productive. White and
light-cOlored varieties are not desirable
for small back yards, because their
plumage soils too easily.
AS u rule 1t is most satisfactory to
buy hens of local poultry keeper or
dealer In live poultry. Desirable small
ftocks are frequently offered by people
who are obliged by change OF work or
Of residence to sell their poultry
Dealers in live poultry everywhere SORT
out from their general receipts the
hens that show good breeding and
quality to sell to backyard poultry
keepers. When satisfactory stock can
not he obtained locally. the advertising
columns of poultry papers. agricultural
papers or newspapers that carry poul.
try advertising should be consulted
and the hens bought from the neares'
breeder who can supply what Is want
I'd ut n reasonable price.
For the backyard flock kept to pro
duce eggs only 1t is not necessary t.
have hens OF extra good standard quail
lty. Whit breeders of standard poul
try call choice utility hens are us g0Ot
as any for egg production and cos
hut little more than ordinary mongrels
Hens Of this grade In the medium
sized breeds are usually little under
standard weights and have superficial
fRultsNas unsOundness of color, or ir.
regularity Of markings, or of the shape
OF the cOmb-which In no way affect
heir lnving canaritv lint mnke them
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-03-24
PRESS COMMENT
ON PHILIPPINES
The phlIlpplnss!

TIE Phiilpplnssi
Shenandoah (la.) Post.)
Our idea Of the Philippine question
Il to get out - quickly a. possible
and stay out What do you sayf
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-03-24

unfit for exhibition and undesirable
for breeding purposes.
When buying hens In person. partic.
ular attention should be given to gen
eral condition-whether the bird seems
vigorous ind lIvely-and to the appear
ance of the comb and the condition Of
the feet. Healthy hens have bright red
combs md bright eyes. shy poultry
specialists OF the United Stntes Depart
ment OF Agriculture. A slight pale
ness Of the comb Is simply nm indca-
ton that the hen IL not laying at the
time: but bird whose comb has either
Il yellOwlsh or Il blush east should be
rejected. for these are symptoms of In
ternal disorders. The ekin ana scales
Of legs and toes should he smooth and
the sOlcs Of the feet soft and free from
cOrns.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-03-24
SOME POINTERS ON PLANTING BEET
SEED

About One-half Inch Deep for Early Planting
Watch Drill Shoe and Press Wheels-Be Care
full That Rows Are Straight and of Same Dis
lance Apart Should Be Planted
at Uniform Depth
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-03-24
BETTER sIREs FOR BANTAms
cvIpspsr County (viroinia) Farmer
Raises Pursbreds From Chickens
70 Dairy Cattle.

From bantam chickens to HolstcIn
cattle Is the rnngc Of live stock on the
farm Of Sam Sullivan 4 Sons. who RI.
Gently enrolled In the Better Sircs--
Better Stock" movement Tint l. being
directed by the United States Depart
mcnt OF Agriculture. This fnrm.
which IL located In Cuipcpcr county.
VirgInin. raises Holsteln cattle. Duroc.
Jersey swine. Rhode Island White
'chlckens. White Hollnnd turkeys.
white guinea fowls. Cochin bnn,nms.
md Muscovy ducks.
Purcbrcd horses also nre kept on
this farm. but no stallion IN min
timed. In accordance with the re-.
quircmen's Of the better.slres move.
mrnt. which " aimed to improve the
average quality Of fnrm live stock.
NIL Of the stock listed IL bred to pure.
bred slres.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-03-24
EGGS FROM GEESE IN WINTER
Coed Plan 70 Arrange % That
castings VIII De Matched by Time
There 10 Good Pasture.

Geese are fed ration to produce
eggs during the Inter pnrt Of the win.
ter. NO that the goslIngs win he
hntched by either hens or geese. Some
breeders prefer to raise all the COS
lliigs under hens. ns geese sometimes
become difficut to manage when nl.
lowed 70 hatch md rcnr their young.
The period Of incubation Of goose
eggs varies from ~ u 10 days
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-03-24
FIlIp,nes A. Making ,.sadway

FItIptnos Aro k1AktNo NoAdWay
(Mt. Vernon tO.) Republican, ews)
The Filipin"s aee making an inten
sive und intelligent campaign for In.
dependence. They are urging their
claims with shrewdness and vigor.
They declare that they have proven
beyond question that they are capable
Of self.government. and they believe
that with Independence the Filipino
will 10 5nduct himself a. to gain the
respect Of the world.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-03-24
The Enterprise does First Class Job Work
md Does 1t Promptly and Reasonable
islands their independence before they
have cause to rebel.
Shall We Let Philippines Go,

Cedar Rapids (la.) Republican,
The United States cannot continue
to hold the Philippines unless this ma.
ton wants to give the lie to its own
professions In the matter. The United
States must keep faith with the world.
The American people do not want the
Philippine Islands to become their
Irish question.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-03-24
Our Little Brown covsins
(Argus, Rock Island, lll.)

There u no installing that FilIpinO0
want their Independence. And 1t Is
Just possible. - they insist, that they
In the islands. better than We Ameri.
cans over here. are the hest judges Of
wHsther they are fitted for independ.
ence. The United States wants no
outburst In the Philippines a. England
faces In Ireland. The easiest way to
bead Oh q REBELLION = T. give the