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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-16
AS ONE MAN SAW IT
nv HEN the Carpenter fight held Jersey
w City there gentleman present who came toI
~ at he hita at thec He ic Pevl

nv HEN the Carpenter fight held at Jersey
w City there one gentleman present who came to
scott not at the fight but at the crowd. He is Rev.
John Roach Sraton of New York Describing the fight
congregation the Rev. Starton said
1T
all
the prostitutes
the painted the double
vaudeville
oh xpoes the Sabbath breakers church the
bunele policthe
state Of New Jeseywth priquo antcnstuton
Let trust that outside of that the was alright and
that the pastors condemnation does apply those
lowed he fight by wire.
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Pendleton has splendid supply is fortunate in
having it The problem is not entirely solved because the
qre and water fears by Our hardest ques
ton relates to the system rather than the
supply There should be for without
taking one third the citys water supply to do it.
There complaint about the suracing of the road
from Echo to Pendeon and from here the
tain Does Mr. Kelly know what he is about he trying
PES needed?
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Governor Ocot has attended the Roundup for many wears
and will be hard for any humane officials seeking to earn
their salaries to tell him the show involves cruelty animals
ne dangers are for the human than for the beast
In the bygone ages wanted to continue on the
earth got far from his club until his was so
ganlzed to him protection the
plies though in modified form.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-16
South Cold Springs canyon to Cold
Springs Landing.
Other Routes From pendIcfon

South Cold Springs canyon to Cold
Springs Landing.
Other Routes From Pendlcton
Pendleton to Seattle via Columbia
River highway or via Walla Wala nd
Yakima good.
PendIeton to Heppner via. Echo,
good. Take red white and blue trail
out of Echo.
Pendleton to Helix good. Leave
Oregon Washington highway at Hava-
ma.
Pendleton to Lehman Springs fair
via Nye stage road.
Pendleton to Bingham Springs fair
to good.
PendletonP Portland traffic will rap
idly increase with the completion OF
the grayeling east of the Deschutes
river in few days and September
traffic is expected TO double when the
Columbia river highway is completed
late in August. The Old Oregon Trail
construction is being rushed and will
soon be completed between Nelson
and Huntington as it is 20 miles ont
of Pendleton. Main travel is directed
toward Yellowstone National park.
and California cars are increasing in
number.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-16

dleton for the past three years and
have made many friends here. Rev
Cox, in speaking OF his departure from
Pendleton. said today:
We have deeply appreciated the
kindly treatment and fellowship Of the
other churches and their pastors.
Many citizens who are not church
members have found large part in
our lives. We have indeed enjoyed
our sojourn here and leave'our friends
with regret"
Rev. Cox preached HIS farewell SER
mon at the church last Sunday morn
ing. No pastor has yet been secured
70 succeed him ..a--.. s
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-16

SUBSCRIPTION RATES

IN ADvANcEl
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-16
2S YEARS AGO
,tFrom the Daily East' oregonian,
r,,i..t1c ,ba9

CFrom the Daily East' Dregonian,
July 16. 1899
w S. Bowman and Tom Jordan left
with tent and photographer's outfit
this morning for Lehman Springs.
Life and scenes at the resort will be
illustrated by Mr.. Bowman, who ex-
poets to remain absent several weeks
from Pendleton. During the time. c.
S. Wheeler will have charge of the gall
lery.
Mrs. Rose Campbell expects to start
next Wednesday on visit to her
former home in Ohio and the Worlds
fair. She will remain until the latter
part of September.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-16
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Published Daily and Sefni.W Weekly, at
Pendieton, oregon, by the
EAST OREGORNrAN PUBLISHING co.
Entered at the post office at pendle-
ton. Oregon. as second class mail mat
ter.
ON SALE IN OTHER CITIES
Imperial Hotel News Stand. Portland.
ON FILE AT
Chicago Bureau. s09 Security Building,
Washington, d. G., Bureau SOL Four
N teenth street, n w.
Member Of the Associated Press.
The Associated Press is exclusively
antitled TO the use for republicat ion OF
ell news dispatches credited 10 IL or
not otherwise credited in this paper and
also the local news published herein.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-16
UNCHANGF sBLE LIFE

Life plays no favorites,
The great and low
Alike with grief she hits.
Beneath her blow
Coward and brave must vince,
Subject and hauty prince
To her are one.
She deals out smiles and tears,
Happy and troubled years.
And passes on.
Life cares for no mans whim
Nor heeds his plea,
what she designs for him
Thus shall il be.
Whether he rise or fall,
Gaining or losing all,
Life has her way;
Rich. though q man may be.
He has no price or fee
Lfe's hand to stay.
fFNo,s,-..t -. :. q
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-16

Whether ne smile or frown,
Life moves along,
Sending her rain storms down
On all the throng.
Pain man shall have to know
Whether he win or no,
Even his prayers
Life will not hear or heed
What thought his heart may bleed,
Little she cares.
Life has no thought to give
One little man,
Whether he die or live,
On goes her plan.
Always she seems to see
Ages that are to be
Better than these;
Man comes and goes away,
Life smiles and adds his day
Unto the centuries.
u TNlonp A CffactA
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-16
REV. COX ACCEPTS CALL
ITO CHURCH AT NEWBERG

Rev. ". H.. Cox. who recently re-
signed as pastor OF the Baptist
church. has accepted the pastorate at
Newberg, oregon. and viii leave early
neAt week to take up his new duties.
sccordiag 10 announcement made to-
dAy
Rex. ana Mira Cox have been in I'ess>
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-02-10

Up-to-date mid-season early spring
hats Of satin and straw combinations
at the Chappell Millinery Co., Chap
pei, Nebr. 4
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-02-10

FOR SALE-Ford Sedan, 1921 model,
good as new, at a bargain. In
quire of F. J. Martens. Chsppell,
Nebr. F1O-l7'
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-02-10

STRAYED-To my place Nov. 1st,
1920. one brown or mouse colored
horse colt about three years old,
weight about eight hundred pounds.
One dark iron grey filly, white hind
feet weight about nine hundred
pounds, one bay filly, star in face
and stripe on nose, go about three
years old, weight about eight hun
dred pounds. Owner can have same
by paying charges and for this no.
tice. J. c. Penney, Star Route, Is
miles south of Julesburg. F3-10
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-02-10

FOR SALE-Pure bred barred Ply
mouth Rock cockerels. Mrs. Ed
gar d. Smyth, Julesburg, Colo.
Feb. S-tf
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-02-10
JACK STOCK

Big Jacks for sale. I have for sale
a number Of big type Mammoth jacks,
ranging from 4 to 8 years old. These
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-02-10

L. ]. LUNDELL
MERCHANT TAILOR
Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing
JULESBURG =: COLO.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-02-10

ROOM FOR RENT-Mrs. A. J. Wal
Ter, Julesburr, Colo, phone 90. u
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-02-10

are all extra heavy bone type and
at reasonable prices. l will show
them at any time. Call or write
Luke Williams, Julesburg, Colorado.
tt.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-02-10

STRAYED-To my place, 10 miles
south and 4 miles east 0 Star Route
south of Julesburg, one brown mare
about years old, white hind foot
and small star in face. Owner may
have same by paying expenses and
for this advertisement. c. F. PAN
zer, Julesburg, Colo. F1O-17
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-08

Al t4e STARR - t4=
as-G Ia Eae 6=v&sra.+1 s r-z
at,9-T lss1s- FrA@c@. t.v Fre @~-s
-E4EAt 81 seee-za Disasters teas ehs
reEsArg tse9S sse @sss1 :
EAe -2S a4Z c@osz 81 sE sae
sA1s zzuazas-4-1 ~s@~asv t-aps 80
c1r@a1E 80 s-2-x appearing a Pse
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s9~1-s Us or3=- tAat re zr=~s
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a-1-a1s ree~1r g=s~s 8ss-1 frQz Ers
lszs@ - 31te-es,tzg apF4r2ss9s ta- slh@
marine ,eEraEAy- I.zwe-s5 59avs
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lz-4zsces I5Asaaz ra-e ~Ae1- As
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rsse s4Afc. .t sS-aEsS sazgz2L&as@
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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-08
IMPRESSED BY SHAKEN FIST
Gesture Marks sse F5shssr zrz @Ias
ire 7izG5ts q E91asnesz, Ee-
eSrzIna - Thss ssr5tsF

Lesru . shzke yo1- 6zz wbe0 Ezk-
tx : speech Z public
L hzs beer sad - re Auer5eG1
p4lse tAzt they Hse u4n who i =
hsA1sr. Al eleze1fzl syZaol - Erhr
Is weI-sAzks1 Isl Has he csadl-
d3te definite Eie~st Has X Tsog5cies3
Has - Constructive E5ess1 NJ mas-
Yer he Stakes bis fsI he Is EgaE-
sr. Cheer him
Tie s14ken Isl 5 an emblem - 8@
S1ractiy= criticism Il = earh-szt %
destroy something Is destructive cTsr-
icls@ gog-1 kl1at NJ. telling Aox
70 @4ke thing right : mucss better
Ihzu merely s4yiag X Is wrong But
& : & toag15er SOB. El51eA tosgAer- And
i srIor4s little opportunity fer eTec-
rTe gesture The Dob 1851 aot zsk
ye2 for : Constructive program Il cay,
~ = b.E. vlrlie, oatdcsaF ANY yoa cou-
Tey tbe tnspsesssoa THAI yoa a-s there
10 kn0-16 something 3owc. and kaock
&, hard Yeu sre = aEhter- 8 szhts-
y The peoples battles L Is Esroreea
by TIE tac1 th2t you are sA2klBg yoar
Is
Tie greatest q CIR great men might
have heea greater. Fer example. take
Lincoln He had = splendid *. the
result q hard. Manual labor T. rs
ycEth Had he cb0Se1 Ia SHAKE 81 ard
be7en photographed eTen wiiLout TAO
vles he woul6 have cone down 40 -
q this day IS 8 EGn - -Iae vir5ls
type, rather tAsn as she pa1se1t NAB
u s5rTows He missed many chances.
VITA malice toward none- with char
ity foy aL"-h0vy much more effective
might that hAve 1een. fer instance,
has : guzvle3 and staewy Est ESQ
queuIly penetrated 81 A. Il WAS
rzauy good people 3i5a't eve- n
hin Ter hight hIm watering.
And weak And wagge3 their heads.
saying there wasn't enough q the
Fighter in L4rsoln.
Learn ne lessons O. history. SHAKE
yozr 1st--Arthnr Il Fo,vel IN Les
lie :
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-08

Tea pears aga zs l244sry existed
I14AE Vas caE4@ae s. F22E5ag a raersn-
g-owa varieties ~ Ez~1g.sa- Erarss
uraa La zszzke- ~ C1rs-z4s ~
s&y zs-sacHg eET@<Es & -s- Cae3
Ss4ts- .sezaE~ze1s ~ sr@za-e
I4sa Ire &esa r1zse1t 5eTse5 m.e1a-
ri - ssark1az tAe Era9=s x ne3 esae
saw@st IN reaeere-s @Es aa IS
As1 II sae s.sa-es Ez@- REF ea
-zs1 IL 1rzzs-t ans aa Storage f-,1 9
t1-as - As-v=st1S erss1 tsse gss-ess ss
zee 4zsBg =-ArEees TsesaE sas $50
5as-Ee s4ps n-~ 8AaH $50
q grapes Aa1z2x a t@N y@s AK
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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-08
UESEAEEE TESTIMONY.

Ea-s 5 "a les. :. srusA- Ar5 1oan's
aaaasy Plas lave saoo5 tie sss. n aur-
sy. No Hurisy rssa3=-t who szasrs
asa-kacas. = =z=ag4-s zrsza-y SIS eAr
rszz- u2-sav4a>=5 ~ rs twSes-salS
sss-1zza-y.
Mrs. 1os- Grushs-. sr5 Ave. & aaogs
s. SAYS. Z Fave be=- szss-izx frcm
C11sy srozo5s ts< ssFe-zl ys2-s whch
5sExn wfIa pan Il TIE s-aa & nv
h&=k- A: tires / VAS very weak
snn@ sztssr=d ssrsrsly. Nv ki5.sys
S=s@a l-r=s= srlF AID h-oaEAs -s -a<a
A-a-yEocz- ! a. 3 s-75syot Dosz's Kid
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hsxz1 E2EnE tasz - y =A@-e ors I
D--Ss@ re3et. Csactlzze5 ass sr-rsa,,
cured ne e nv t-o-2ae ard st n'sssss
- rso1-=ss21 .es- -
Tes 15Sre statement wks z7rsa E1rs
7 IL. 1907 and 81 FShr1a-T 8 1919
Ms Gru55er sad: 4 an szSs as sr-
Il ny askst il oozs's gS5asy Pzs n1w
As wAs= ! sa3a-S>d ta== aesarS. Tnev
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sAa1sy Plas-s5e szzs Eaas M.
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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-08
Fsnno Anon. n. CO..

TIE tQ4 s4.testy u lhe Neral Or.
sss~-Elre can o1ly * realLre1 when aue
Is above TIE clouds zu1 tA~ ezrtA .
shut o9 from ysex. IL 1yt7x a1 r.
overcast 1sy, wb=a heaSy es4nLs -
cumulo1s c1ou5s LIZ &. $3.50 e--< Il :
possible 70 sxTse<ieacs w4-E 1z-s
- tso every 3ezrz~ q teE 1sz zuz-
shine WAe1 exc = Eassx zrs -
clg23s the 3ower s-13oss x waea
are almost perfectly @s- -1sre SIS Il
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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-08
II tie Readjastneat Period.

IN he res6jusTusut period as
p1bEe seems 70 d showing 3 E.eeD
interest 4 securing tie proper SCI
vice from TIE. railroads and the pub
lie utilities. while the price that they
are paying for il = apparently s=see
ood2Ty consideration. Ii would D. :
mistake % interpret the above para
zEApA 10 imply that the pablie does
lot care wbaI the necessities and con
vsnI-nees east then-E aelheF the
selling parry b paole utility or :
merchant bat u Is visible fact that
the nation has taken OF 4 more indie
pzBdeaE attitude as s resul, OF the
WsE. znd 4 railroad eaEa nsny or =
pabiic utility that attempts 10 taFnish
al iEfeEIoC service snds thai il can
Doa get s@ay with IT, This neR
attitude q tae pablie Is reflected IN
1851 tie same Nay u the smaller
matters, and The merchant wh0 sells
second grade Eggs does IaOt need 10
SsIt very song before h- ands that
his store has 0nly second grade
customers left.
There has been no end Of debate
ss to Whether the manufacturers. TIE
wholesalers. 5obb4rs OF retailers have
oeen th@ greatest pEohteers- The fact
= 1h2t lhrrz have been 100 many OF
-Tiy zv2ricious concerns and people IN
all th5se5Slasses. The Pu5lic has hsd
to stand for high prices, and Just noE
while these prices are b@.ng ham
mere3 down that same public 5s IL
sasting 0u quality IL the rendering Of
service. AS well SIS in gu2hiy 2 the
merchandise and food pEodaets which
Il buys.
II tie reimbursement period IL must
lot be forgotten that 10 class OF gsusi-
less can operate uD5sr p1e-wzr rates
with after-war expenses that 2rs 10
aud go percent greater taRn is 1914
Therefore tie Fe2djustmeut prices do
not contemplate pre-wsr prices o.
rates. but they DO aim toward est8b-
}ishiuE 3 reasonable margin Of pro6t
upon everything that is bought zBd
sold, Ii does not matter " Art her this
x railroad fares. the price o1 elaetrse
lights OF power. gas, telephones 81
shoes zD3 stockings.
Oul u GAr var labor has progressed
sd ~ fast thai higher rssS Of
service 5 demanded by thr paolse
ts4x1 ever before crested \ 5emxu1
taE cga s-teag lSoor. w65e1 N turn
54-Azs1s salaries and wages eom-
Za4zs-rGt- with fn@ service that Il
rerasers. Y02 1Ay- i these facts =
.sAsle s3za3z143z wa5eA TIE American
Esa1lls -GE SHY accepts, 1st wn1eh Il
44As z.s1s- 2l4 -4s4s1s azEss1 krsp. -
Il t4=s~ 1rZlT ezs4al1sA13 rs12-5ozs
{ A-se A. ss1-s1 r=xs1zs W4cA every
1z- Las r--sagz s. wr.. a FAgz-
s2s Eazsozs w.y p-.c7s OF a. Ei15s
must r-Zzz aE1@E s4za Il past
sears
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-08
1T WAS G0DSENT
TO Me" SHE SAYS
Milwaukee Teman Says Tanlse Has
Restored Her to Spleadid Health.

Although il hss been two years
now si0ce 1snlsc relieved nv suffer
iaz and builf ne up, I'm still feeling
ane." said Ms Mary Koehler. OF
g25l Howell avenue, Milwaukee.
Wis.
For nearly six sears / suffered
dreadfully rom stomach trouble. At
ter eating I'd olost &ll up with gas,
AMI lots Of times fslt like / wss
snothsEing and would actually gasp
for breath. I bad rheumatism in nv
arms sri shoulders Till they would
sEeil aud hart he feArfally I vas
badly eoOsGr2ted ali the tine and 90
nervous I couldn't sleep.
had lost weight. vas very weak
and NY whole body seemed tired srd
worn oat- Then l heard Of Tsnlac,
sD1 II Vas godssns 20 ne I got
better fast. and IN just little while
ny z4Oloeh wss ali right. ny appetite
wEs E1e. Ehe rheumatism and COL
sElpztion lsft ne. I gained eighteen
poaEds and have been : yell and
happy EoZs1 eFeE since
Il car newer praise T&ulse sno1g Z
for whsF il las done for ne l keep
= b0E1l= il ta= house sll the tine and
never intend 10 Dc without H.
I&nlac - sold il Hurley Al Whit
mans Pharmacy.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-08
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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-08

G 0-s=x4 Ess.6D1 ST fA4 tsgw~.. Is s.5E-
E4E@ g E@~ s@E<-&E@ xTs1<Z t2Et
removes waste E.Stt%r from sal- csazv
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carr sz sAAs waste. a. il 3 rAss 49,
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80 Ea2s@ i TpE WorzA5 Sz5gy Eo,@1
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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-08

TIE am7stsaa e nor sc wnrA AQa.
Eol contract roA1. aus Aew 10 Ez7
nj q !; wItA H. east l5ss gf tws
ard izcs2uvez3e2ees II yuG wsA CO..
s1sr t@e experience O. others HEs1Sr
similar q rca uas1Azcsss. wtc have been
snass Successful in checking tn@ir
colds ln tM@ar h@sESuz1zx. r0E Viii
secure esozssS @ Ch&E essyl G. .
CoG9A RSZz~1y wisAazs dear. zn5
zse & f>hfGlly. Th@re ar zzNzr
families n ho have uSe-5 1A1s preHKra-
t5c2 successfully for v=4rs 49, bod
Z lG ASEA eSzeNZ 4 u exexlssuz-
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-08
CRAFTY BRER FOX
TFappers GIVE Him Credit for
Deep Cunning.
O A. Hii1 Aairss ls9tss 5ssHy-TzSlee
Rzs1sl Is ths fSzr5sst - TraS
at Is Aitss=th&r Ussesers-
10 GO Merry.

IN lie ol41ial - srzVp@rs. TIE tox
s tie l5sz czuz1ss s1a reSozresr1l -
81 1e ws Annals he o<1sa foass
IL Zest exEeT1 t-sTE=r aa5 IL rrues-
aid EzS.@ss - dogs Ss trzrp.ers
w1o 9re very s1ecesstul sa catching
-2zT either F1r-eea -@rs STATE fAst they
I6a E1I before Il Pass 20 t2ke ReT-
rzTe e 8 seesz trap This q csa-se.
s ~ re czs--sz tzct ~ Is rs EASY
- eazcA In aes3 trap as she mslk-
r~aT81e5 1Aae Tr4sE=r tkara1gAly NJ
1eEszaa4s hs business Al that =
zeosss4Ey Is 8 eAreisll s-Gsg - sas AZ
uz3's 1zrEre ed 146S
TIE fax AveS "a ssl game birds.
eEgs zna rez,t~r he makes his 3e1
e. sa15y Ass z1d IL 81 IT, female
r~ars fz-a -4-~e IL sesen 7.vp.ss-
vAz-1 z-- bra e ~ e9rfy SrrnE-
Fs1ruzry is -As sszsuz Eeyz2r5 gees
wua< 4a3 - -guve29 sar ard w.5e
sz se@ra ~ smesce4r-s. faithful 70
smr ssg RS saVs Is raze SeesinE than
tAe ~ gE-.ss 81 5eaxeS sE Ire drifting
sG@ Te txs sense = smell =
A.gzly 3eVe ge1 z11 81 IL BE 5er@,gs
ere sr g f1s GraV. TAe scent 5sst
sy h1a aaa5s ana .ea scelE leFt oa
ne S-ap Or otAar animals caugAt Il s.
Ar4 ~zekly detected
- szeeessEul * --arz.sr rnus- -
s keea Observer q 8eEa1ls.~ writes c
A e Holmes. sp@sE game protector.
en- g rs4s-e fx.rsa - 49, NNsz~ Ynrz-
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-08
slrs ssaas a essrsna s.sss..

TIE tender eEa-tuss e the pairing
sessa1 urge zAs1asz 81 birds. hoEeve-
11Es-w15csszt IL ElEsr-EAsy. 20 hs=csZs
rr02ss 1a1-x tsr IAs tine bSzzE-Syz
tF0Z s4c3 s1r3s - ssa1p4g@rs, Sr1aFS
s19 a<a=rs To- s@sSaC calls serEh q
r-@hZte Gf s5@g Tbs sfEe1 takes tie
f0-Z q r-dl sx-rztea rs TIE bird
oeSos11s rAr19gA The slr. w1tA wings
EprxasS1 sza e-rEzAs1ng
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-08

Ials q > Pleasant. safe ard rrllsble
Ee11cA1e for e01Sas ami colds. Ii
Las e-el u Use for many Years and
g led u nsEA esteem ia th0s< soGsz
e9A1s w1sEs ia good qualities are
best gDow1- IL il EsForss@ wfsh
mothers q Fou1g children. ~ il coz
t2a1s DO 0Fa1Z or other harmful
drug. Try i whe1 you have need Of
s1ea . r<-s1y.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-08

Oe8y taaa nx3a esras3A - e-1mfr-.ass 50
rsve .se--A -h@ sArs1- Serve y ekzzaE
~ ha@zra f-un r-s@ soqs 90 szlt-y
a2vx TAen tezzs = nelssssx
~s8snvy Sas8 ire Greek re-=- xen-
srchas- --As@ r&ra8as' eve~ sgr tA@y
az have xesresa@@s w-7rsS
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-08

Cs-s - the Oldest periodicals IN the
~o-s- Is 8 zooEhty paper 6evese5 e.
TREY 70 re Interests q rae1zaEse Szf-
fs-7ES
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-08

411 yes have s@Fers asa5zeA-.
& 1sssEs2@rsd stomach sn5 eensslEsz-
E01s t&ke three Of Chamberlain :
Iso-Ezs. They w1l eoTrees TIE Dis
orders 0f tas liver and bowels. s4seg-
z&&4x caring tie h1A5xea@.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-01-08

Me- sage AEa=-zczz Zsv3s 41-
euGz3 - se~1 = Ss--1 A-s~sex before
fS1@ TAeE we-~ nasty Frsae1- then-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-24

hrnullng dnckl,nsS Roth single and
,lauhi. hrotsicr hrus.s are used rSiso
ssttfy 90 hntsk farms In ssH gly.
hrpe,lcr huu~,S - tp III ttr' Wide the
alslc y uSnally ~ The rear * the
heusr, Win huyvrs arranged text "a
fhe ats'r NNuGfe 'toei'ct lohsss sre
generally - ~ ~ t,vt wide aud have
center atsle, With hncrrS either uu
der ar 40 hnIh s',ieS - thr alSlr~ The
n,S,.ss am casualty Z f,set widr and fhr
breeder pvss u 10 = fy., IN width
f'trsn - tyr '.t'r'sira2s,ets a,-yarAp;,i !.e
euth tl.... IN ,hv hfyl1,lcr house,
The sNie and CONSTRUCTION ~ tho
hrVo,iey house Arp..nd on the hrsslins
systtm useA II lptks arr raisei n
warm weather feeding sfttslS. the sides
" Which arr rgan gnot " mnre
above the ground ara commonly u>.Sl
Trs,,fyrApuSr yar,ts are 'futrp II, ~
to irri deep WITH diyis,N's c,rre
spending IN Width ~ the pens In the
house
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-24
s,.x.n.on,. urpuhlI,h,d pay.

There MAS rvcvuily prodaccl Ia I'll.
inbnrgh n play ~ j. " Mciarrn.
~Heir OF iievraistpn," adapted from
Robert Louis Slesensoa's ruNel Mt
Mcl.sren has received letter from
Sir Isaac~ iiarTie eongya,ulaling him
on thu gra, sBccsss ni the play. Il
wonder adds Sir james, neither
ynu Know that r. l.. :. himself wrote
iona ilay - tho snsiec, called The
Hauslng Judge which aas never hah.
ltshe,l. though ! r,ad Il sn manuscript
long sgo Christian Scienoc M,sriiot