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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-22
Saengerbund Directors
 Hold Annual Meeting

Hartford, Aug. 22-With members present from Bridgeport, New Ha- ven, Danbury. Rockville, Torrington, Tn homaston, New Britain and Stam- ford the directors of the Connecticut State Saengerbund yesterday held their annual meeting at Hartford Saengerbund hall, No. 76 Wells street. President H. F. Blume of Hartford, presided and reports were submitted from the various societies. Bridgeport reported that the last prize singing contest, held there in June, was success financially as well as muSically.
 Several changes in the constitution were suggested and debated and will be brought before the annual con vent1on of the state organization in 'BridSeport, Sunday, Oct g.
 The matter of taking part in the prize singing contests in Brooklyn on May 2S, 29 and 30 of next year was considered. Final steps will be taken at the convention
 Dinner was served to the visiting directors in the Saengerbund dining hall, and at the close of the meeting vote of thanks was extended to the Hartford organization for it's hospi- tality.
 The officers of the state organiza l. tion are:. H. P. Blume, Hartford president; Charles Langenberger Thomaston, vice-president; William Abraham, Bridgeport, secretary. and Louis Lehr, New Britain, treasurer.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-22
Dunlat-McFall Nuptials, May 29th
 Just Announced

Announcement was made today of the wedding of Miss Isabelle McFall, daughter of Mrs Martha McFan of SGT Htillman St and Ernest M Dunlat, son of Mrs Minnie Dunlat of 3S Ridgewood avenue, which took place in the parsonage of the Greenwich M. E. church at Greenwich. Rev. A. S. Martin performed the ceremony.
 On Sept. 1 Mrs. Dun1at will leave for Portland, Me, where she will join har husband, who is at present on an extended business trip through New England. On their return to this city the couple will be at home to their friends at 1889 East aMin street.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-22
Personals

Eddie LePard, pitcher on the Bridgeport Baseball team, enter tained his father from New York city over the weekend.
 Mrs James Black of Fremont street and Mrs. E. B. Allen of New town are enjoying a motor trip to the northern part of New York state.
 S. G. GoodseI1 of North Main street is entertaining his father, Rev. H. B. Goodsell of Andover, Mass, for sev- eral weeks.
 MT. and Mre. Burton J. Plumb1y and daughter, Ruth Elaine, of New castle Indiana, have returned to their home after spending two weeks in this city as the guests of MT. and Mrs. B. P. P1umbly of State street.
 Miss Edna Allen of 160 Marion street and her guest, Miss Antoinette Roberson of Danbury, have returned after a weeks vacation in Water bury.
 The State Undertakers' association will hold their annual picnic and out ing tomorrow at Pleasure beach Handsome souvenirs will be present ed to all guests.
 Miss Edith and Miss Helen Lock wook have returned to their home or Fremont street after a months va. cation with relatives in Washington D, C.,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-22

Several persons were killed and a number wounded in fighting between Indians and Federal guards in Guate- mala because of land disputes.
 Viscount Ishii informed Premier Rriand of France that he had called the League of Nations Council to meet in Geneva on August 29 to take up the Upper Silesia question.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-22
LIVING COST TAKES
 VERY SLIGHT DROP

New York, Aug. 22-The cost of living decreased seven-tenths of one per cent. during the month of July, according to figures made public to- day by the national industrial con ference. Prices are still 62 per cent. higher than the July, 1914, level, and only 2o.S per cent lower han the peak reached in July, 1920.
 Declines during July were in cloth ing which dropped 3.5 per cent. and in sundries, which dropped II per cent. Food prices, the report said, went up three per cent.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-22

from the peril of municipal bankrupt cy? Shall we re-elect to office any man or set of men who in the past or are at present connected with this scheme of things, or shall we place our affairs In the hands of those who have-vainly in the past-striven to convince us of the wrong of 1t all? This Is the great, overshadowing is- sue and 1t is upon this that the ques- tion of "ControP' of the tax office shal lin the future depend.
 The Democratic party may be relied upon to furnish candidates who neith- CT now nor in the past have been tainted with the corruption of the present administration, and who will be big enough and courageous enough to enter upon the task of redeeming us from 1t all unf1inehingly and com pletely.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-26
NiC0|ae I0rga 81 P0|itiCa

inconcstabi d. Ncolae Iorya este Gel mai pround
cugetator 81 eel mai scal III Romniei de aaz Char
ouSman ui eel nvelsua momentee clnC Isl lapa(a
Iana potcansmulu patmas rcvn in eul lor recunosc
caltle uperoarc inzestat rea pc acest flu al
neanuui muncitor clnstit 81 sarac.
Sngura vna ce Sc aduce scestui ca face political
Ncolac lorga trebue aed loci. Locul u in
plu Stinte. Sc ineze minle Inobileze sufletele
o1mcze caracter deSgoape comoe recutuui neamulu
osu in nteresee supeoare ale tdri 81 ale neamuui zc
atvelsarii poitici.
ht1uci drepte Dac; politica att de corupta
vicleana venala cd poate rob alenee cee mai eude
ufeee cee mai atruste 81 caacterele cee mai cnstite
unci spee pc mimi PLAT 81 Sc lase polca pc
potcanlor de meserie carl rosesc ame ca stinta
umna mare political Dac ins politca in sine
nu att de medoasa ci dupa fac oamenii, ca
poate Fl poltca cinsa 81 in folosul bneui obstesc 81
oate fl 81 poltca coruta nuna in foosu poticanilor
de meSere atunc, Nicoae Iolga bun in Tempul sn
tel att mai bun in sfaul tr undc mint lunnae
sufee altruiste, caractere earl Sc Wind
No des depare, 81 poae chiar de suntem de-
parte, vettm ucrurie mai in clar multi deacasa in mil
ocu vtoare upelor pentru cxstena, larvenre cpatu
al, carl formeaza srosu opie publce. Din audee 81
naec abuse omuu de stiina Ncoae orga, 81 din atacue
vlsunae nvennate date lsupra omuui polite Ncolae
lorea, vecm aliseiznul pocrit al pocansnulu rom1n
dc douazec de ami vele in Nicoae lorga Min
uitorul matua in NINA, curatnd empul de camaari
Cas lss pc volt sal >iteasca Satana, 81 Ncolae
lorea ost spitit de ace astaz spun ca trebue sa
aca poltc, oferndu onorr, mnistere bunata lumesti
ne in tabara lor lar IA i'll spita lata de
trebue Sc facl politca Ncolae lorga.
In taala lor Ncolae Ioga fl omul polite de
acoo ude gascste, in runte snul acelor earl lupta
pentru nteesu 81 binele obstc primedie nteeseor
poticanisnnlu de capatuiala.
Nicoae lorga este podoaba paramentului romn; este
voru de lumn; 81 de cunostnt, egiutorui in
opera lu entru consoidarea neamuu 81 asezarea tr pc
teei sode imporva vrmas or earl inconjoara din rei
latu; aposolu mumci obidtc 81 nedreptae de
cole sub attea sapnr vtcge streine nstranae sufe
teste strata veghaz cnsea moaltatea, locul
sau este III fatu tar alta p cit ii da Dumnezeu zie
unp pppntru
pc ulcste att de mutt
c. X. PASCU.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-26
DIN fUcA C)kDE|U[U|

Cele mai multe certe familiare
provin ca barbatul are bani 81
nevasta vrea bani: ca nevasta are
bani 81 Ibarbatul. vrea banl, sau
ca nici barbatJl 81 nlci femeia
II are bani 81 amindoi vreau bani.
- 81 sd nu zici ca banul
ochiul dracllui..
y
. Una din avanta. ele costumurl-
lor femciesti ca lln barbat poate
constata cea mai mare parte a
anatomiei unei fete inainte de al
cere nina.
i
Ori eta dreptate ar avea un
barbat daca nu cedeaza intr o
disputa cu o femeie consldcrat
ca rau grescut.
-
Saptezec 81 cinci de sticle de
whisky veritabil de Kentuky
sunt eXpuse Ia ferea>tra unel pra-
va}ii Ell pretul care varleaza de
la 75 cent la $1.5O. = Nu Va
lingeti pc buzc fiind-ca e in
Coblenz, Germania.
i
Ori 81 unde vedeti un balat de
sapte ami purtind plete lungl nu
trpbue sd va bateti capul Spre a
afla cine Stapinul easel.
=
Stunt barbati .cari petrec juma-
tate din timpu lor purtlndu-Se
grosolani GU sotiile lor 81 juma-
tatea cealalta de timp purtlndu-se
gentili cu Sotiile altora.
i
ProStul spune putine mincluni.
Tnteleptul GU carul. 81 lncaseaza
leafa grasa de StatiStician.
Ss
Alta vreme cit femea ideala e
| sofia altuia. mtotdealna va ii ne
| multumire in lume.
| =
ST de cind @ lumea: Gaina We
cinului in totdealna mai grasa
e
ST ori ce ar zice. daca II ar f
uncle femei mai intepate, mutt
barbati 81 copii ar face jeg Ia
| ceafa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-26
(Ur'n'are)

(Urn,are)
d. A. G. Cusa: Maniac esti
dumneata.
y. N. Iorga: Sc poate intim-
pla ca in relatiunile acelea totusi
sd Fl ramas totdeauna acel colt
de stima pentru patriotismul unul
ON.
ID. Take Ionescu, ministru dc
Externc.. A fost. domnule Iorga.
ID. N. Iorga: care face posi-
bila intelegere intre dol oameni
in folosul terri. Daca d-ta mi-ai
garanta ca o sa ramii ministru tie
Justitie pima END va cadea Cru
vernul. atunci poate am mai
s.abi (ilaritate) Oar d-ta nu pot
garanta aceasta.
d. Take Ionescu, ministru dc
Externe: Nici nu stan.
d. N. Iorga: Mai departe, d-ta
al facut declaratic privitor la
cpnsura. Al spus cd IL al guverna
d. Take Ionescu, ministru dc
ENterne: Ma iarta.> Ute ce-an
>pus: am Spus asa: daca mi $ al
da Guvernul eli conditia ed sd nu
pot in nici 1mprejurare sa in
trebuintez starea de asediu $
censura. in actlala stare teri
pc care cunosc. cu. II 'asi prlmi
pentru ca MI m as simti in stare
Sa guve. hoz. ..
ID. N. Iorga: Este ceva mai pu
tin de cit am inteles intiiu.
t., Daca censura ar fl O censur;
care ar aplica numai din punc'
de vedere al intereselor patriei $
al intere,ului ordinii. aplicata dt
min.strul Justitiei. 81 cind zi'
m;nistrul Justitiei inteleg pri,
urmare un ON intelligent, lar nj
tot felul de fleyusteti (ilaritate
de la alte Ministerii. sa-mi dat
vote sd spun ca iarasi IN as las;
ooate mai moalc 81 in acest ca
| (Ilaritate.-
ID. A. G. Cuza: Aceasta este q,
;nsulta adusa Guvernului.
ID. N. Iorga: D-voastra fara in
1oiala. domnule ministru. nu vet
face nici odat; confusiunea re
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-26
2rieteni, Sc sinucid.

John Zitz s'a sinucis ac,,m 0
saptamina. linga casa fetei pc ca
&c iubea 81 care a refuzat ca sd
mearga Gu el la un Dams.
Alalta seara dl Gustave Drugo-
vich, un prieten intim 81 nedes-
partit lli John Zaitz. a luat un
revolver. a mers linga casa iubi-
tel lui, Mary Pugel, 81 s'a i'm
,ouscat.
Unul dintre prieteni zace sub
In m0rmint n0u in cimiterul din
Euclid Village. lar altul in casa
nortuara spre a Fl duS la locul
lie odihna veSnica.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-26
INF0RNAT|UN|
vrea sd vada Franta.

New York. = Naporul francez
SavOle: care sosit aci din
Havre a aduS Gu el pc un tinal
bogatan care $ ii furiSat pc va
por. clnd acesta please din New
York spre Franta. FL sa dat nu
mele de Abraham H. Kaplan. in
realitate l.umele lui este Arthur
H. Kapllan 81 este feciorul unu
fabricant de patllri. Ell sc certast
Gu fatal lui, pentru Cd tlnaru
nina automobilul Gu prea mari
yiteza. dupa cearta Arthur a de
els ca sd vada Franta.
El sa furisat in vaporu
1Rochambeau'' 81 a fost dus |;
Havre. lar dupa ce fost prins =
fost pus pc vaporul ''Savoia" G;
sal aduca indarat' spre Statelt
Unite.
Dupa cum spune Arthur, do
rinta lui de a vedea Franta I
ramas o himera. insa pc vapor |;
invatat ca sd curete cartofi.
Doua tramvaie cprite de hoti.
Summit. n. j. = Cinci bandit
inarmati au oprit doua tramvait
care circula intre acest 'oras s
Springfield, jefuind pc pasager
81 pc CONDUCTOR. de bani 81 giu.
vaere.
O socoteala facuta mai t1rziu
arata ca prada acestora fost dc
aproape -doua mil de dollari. In
primul tramvai au fost douazeci
81 cinci de persoane lar in al dol.
lea, cinclsprezece.
Va intrebuinta tribuna lui
Lincoln.
Washington. Mica tribund
care de prima data d fost intre
buintata Ia inaugurarea lui Abra
ham Lincoln ca presedinte al sta
telor Unite, 81 de atunci 1ntre
buintata Ia toate inaugurarile, Gu
exceptia inaugurarii lui William
Howard Taft. ya Fl 1ntrebuintats
az Warren g. Harding, cind va
d1puiie. juramint1il ca presedintt
al Statclor Unite.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-26
Gel trei

Trei cala1eti dupa lupta pierduta
Trudesc be calea cea nestiuta.
81 singele curge din trupul lor rupt
Pc Cal Sc prelunge neintrerupt.
Fl curge din sea, 81 curge din friu:
In terna Sc duce al vietu lor riu.
Merg cali in pasul doinol 81 agale,
Caci singelear curge prea lutte pc Gale.
Sc string fmpreuna cei trei calarind,
81 unul Sc lasa pc altul murind.
= Acasa m aytepata iubita Gu dor
De-aceia md doare alta Cd NOR. ,x-.,...x..
- Il1i
- Am casa, mosie Gu codri merei:
De-aceia, moarte, mil greu ca ma lei.
- Att am pc lume: un oclIiu spre 4 pfiN
81 alta mimic: daf cum n as muri!
Trei vuituri al4tl,ri - leagana n sbdr,
Sc tin in vasduhuri pc urmele lor.
81 sunets aSprs arata b vreu:
''koG1A 1i-sosla din = . al inisu.'
nfnesc) Lenau; tr. de n. |.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-26


gretabila intre rcgulamentul in
terror al Gamerci 81 intre regula-
mentul servicilllui interior intr 'un
domeniu care nu este al Camerei.
Ilaritate.)
Acum I'M ultim cuvint. Aceasta
discutie spun, in toata cinstea
mea, moi o concepem ca 0 discu.
tie politica. Oar, fiindca parte
din majoritate ar Fl aplecata sd
creada ca ar putea sacrifica
acest amendment, pentru ca 0
sa vie schimbare a Constituted.
care sd fnlature articolul din
Constitute, ce nu acorda imuni-
tatca deputatilor in timpuT va
cantelor, sa-mi dati vote sd fac o
simpla observable, pc care o cred
lndreptatita,
Domnilor, tara fara Consti-
tutie, nu Sc poate. Sc poate 0
tara cu o Constitute pc care 0
calca toata lumea, dar nr sc poa-
te tara care sd nu abba O Con-
stitutie. Yeti recunoaste un lucru,
ca in drept. nu stu daca nu
ma insel = eel putin, in teoria
mai nobila a dreptului. - Con-
stitutia 0 primesti fiind-ca dele
gatul d-tale legal a admis-o 81
lupa aceia Sc transmlte din ge~
nerate in generatie.. Terfle ro-
minesti care 5 'au adaus. nu prin
lreptul de cucerire. ci prin liberia
or vointa. Adaugindu-se prin
N.'bera lor vOinta. ele II 'au avut
)rilejul sa SO pronunte asupra
unei mari part din prcscriptiu-
nile eli.
Voci: Asa este.
ID. N. Iorga: Dati-mi vote.
0 voce: dupa bancile majori-
tatii. Au inceput.
d. N. Icrga: Dati-mi vote, hi,
luc mai departe argumentatiu-
lea aceasta. ci vre-au sd trag nu,
mai consecinta imediata: consti-
| tlltia aceasta este, yalabila
Daca Sc admite felul de a ju-
| leca. pc care nu mil insuSesc,
lar Ell ar putea fl argumentarea
lin Basarabia. Ardeal 81 Buco.
tina. in acest caz nu ne lovim de
prescriptiunile Constituted, find
"a clausa respectiva S ar aplica s
n acestc provincii. care nu si-au
Hat prin represintantii lor legi
Simi consimtimintul lor Ia aces1
! principiU al Constituted. (Aplau
Sc pc bancile Federatiei).
Sa zicem acum contrariM: Con
| stitutia. va rog. Sc explica. (Zgo
not pc bancile majoritatei.
! Stiam cd toti acei earl fac Ego
mot, sau stu prea bine acest lu
| ,ru, s;lu de loc, - celia ce ell crel
mai curind. APPLAUSE pc bancil,
| Federatiei.)
| Constitutia, daca admitem c;
| ca Sc aplica, pentru ca exista {
,onstituanta. capabila de modl
tica articolele sale, trebuie a
| .unci si Sc faca trei strigari il
| ldunarea precedenta, trebulest'
| fixarea artIcolelor de modificat
| trebuieste disolvata acea Aduna
| re 81 facuta noua Adunare, car
| lumai aceia este Constituanta
| M este casul pentru aceasl;
Adunare.
| d. Take Ionescu, ministru d
Externe 81 ad-interim la Justitie
moi continuam.
/ ID. N. Iorga: Sa zicem ca s.
ldmis aceasta teorie, pc care
ldmisesem intr 'un moment, anu
me ca la Iasi fost Constituanta
Imprejurarilc au disolvat-o, da
lsa trece mandatul de la Adu
|nare la ALTA.
II D. Take Ionescu, ministrul d
Externe 81 ad-interim de JUST
tie. Da.
Il D. n. Iorga: Asa cd aceastj
! Adunarc ar ayea 81 ca calitate'
lie modifica inca un r,umar d
articole, dar intre care nu intr'
aceasta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-26
Autcmc bill cazt in r1u.

Pima noaptea tirziu. un grup de
,amem impreuna cu politia din
Cleveland Heights cercetau riul
thagrin >pre a afla, daca e, posi-
Ill cadavrul persoanei ori a per
oanelor earl au cazut, prObabil
III un automobil in acest riu.
Nercetarile vor Fl reluate. cind
e va face ziua.
Lucrlnd la lumina tortelor 81
, lampilor de la automobile, GER
-'etasii au reusit ca sa scoata
ara automobilul. insa n 'au putut
fla nici uima acelora care.
e afla in ell.
in trib de indiani - perdut.
Washington. A vazut cineva
,e STRAIT tribul de indiani Mon
aux?
Ultima CARA, de cind sc stiea
lespre ei, Sc afla pc ins1lla Long
Island. insa dupa cum Sc vede All
plecat 81 guverlul nu site unde.
Presedil,tele comisiei pentru
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1921-11-17
NOTED BIRD
IMITATOR TO
APPEAR
Charles Crawford Gorst, Bird
Imitator and Naturalist
Friday Evening.

In the appearance of Charles Craw-
ford Gorst, bird imitator and natur-
alist, who comes to the lyceum course
Friday, this community has the oppor.
tunity of seeing and hearing one of the
most unique entertainers on the Amer
lean platform For many years Mr. Cor
st has made birds his study. He began
az boy, his efforts to initiate their
songs and after many months of work
he was finally able to adapt his voca
cords to the rendition of the bird melo.
dy. Since that time he has be hard
work, prepared a repertoire of some
four hundred bird songs. His method
of preparing these songs in unique Mr..
Gorst goes out into the fields and lis
tens to the bird songs recording them
by system of music writing which
he has invented, and then laborously
working out his imitation of them You
will be delighted to hear during the
course OF the evening, the bird songs
of many of the birds with which you
are familiar and so true to life are
these that you have but to shut your
eyes and you will imagine that the
birds themselves are actually In the
room. Mr. Gorst has had many anus
ing experiences in his preparation OF
these bird songs and on numerous oc-
casions he has been followed about
by interested birds who have quarrel
ed with him and garrulously disputed
his method of producing the songs
Apparently the birds themselves, do
not understand how the bird song
seems to be issuing from lips of a
htfman being
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1921-11-17
HIGH SCHOOL CARNIVAL.

Come prepared to get an eye full and
be entertained at the High School Car.
n1val which event happens, Saturday
night and the hour of eight o'clock,
November 10Th, 1921. Don't forget the
date and the hour. The students have
been practicing for weeks and under
the management of Mr.. Schrontz have
arranged program which is a credit
to the student body. A great many nurl
bers have been prepared so that all
may enjoy. There will be hamburger
stands presided over by the best cooks
in school which will be a treat in it.
self. The prices Of admission are only
10 and 25 cents. The purpose of this
entertainment is to provide funds for
the High School Annual. Every per
son in Grangeville is deeply interested
in the school, and it is to help in wor-
thy cause
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1921-11-17
SHIELDS-BITTLE.

On Saturday evening at the resi-
dence of Rev. Cooper of the Christian
Church, M. Olive Bittle and John
Shields were united in marriage. The
wedding was very quite affair, the
principals stealing "a march on their
many friends. Ollie, as she is bes
known to her friends, has resided
in Grangeville for several years being
employed in the County Assessors Of
flee. Mr.. Shields is an ex-service man
having been with the A. 10 f. In France
and has made his home in Grangeville
since his discharge from the army.
The Globe joins with their many
friends In wishing them long life and
happiness.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1921-11-17

the United States made no attempt,
for ten years at least. to equip the
American fleet similarly. the American
delegation sought to convey a defin-
ite assurance that America. as Presi-
dent Harding said, came to the discus
sion with no selfish purpose to serve.
BOrah's Views.
Senator William f. Borah. of Idaho.
addressing mass meeting at New
York OIL disarmament declared that
the proposal of Sect. Hughes for the
Limitation of naval armaments by
Great Britain Japan and the United
States was a magnificent beginning
but only a beginning"
He emphasized, however, that the
proposal had not yet been accepted
and advocated continued agitation for
open sessions of the arms confer. nee
In Washington to afford opportunity
for fixing responsibility for its accep-
tance or rejection.
The power of public opinion, Sen
! ator Borah said was the only power
hat could bring about disarmament
or any effective limitation of arma-
ment. He said he favored Secretary
Hughes proposal because he believed
the naval rivalry between Great Brit
ain, Japan and the United States,
which, he asserted. were building great
navies against each other, constituted
the greatest immediate menace to the
peace OF the world and predicted war
between the United States and Japan
within few years unless the proposal
was adopted.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1921-11-17
PRESERVATIVE TREATMENT OF
TIMBER GAINS IN 1920.

Two billion board feet of timber
were given preservative treatment by
1l2 pressure treatment plants in 1920"
states the Service Bureau of the Amer
lean Wood preservers' Associa ton.
This treatment necessitated the uses OF
o0,0OO,00o lbs. of zinc chloride and So.
600, 600 gallons OF creosote oil. Treate
material included railway ties, piling,
oles, fence posts wood paving blocks,
Quantities of construction material u.s.
ed in bridges, wharvcs. mines and for
general building purposes.
The annual decay Of treated
wood is estimated to exceed the loss
of standing timber by forest fires, in.
sect damage and disease As 46 per
cent of all wood used in this country
Is devoted to farm purposes, and ex-
pensive apparatus necessary for the
pressure treatment is rarely availa hle
To the farmer the open tank or nom
pressure method Of treatment assumes
vaSi Importance. According to the e.
) Forest Service. one function of
which is 10 furnish information on the
treatment of timber. satisfactory re-
,Hlts may be obtained by the open tank
process at small outlay for appara tus
and preservatives This small cost IS,
;.S rule. more than justified by the
increased life of the timbers.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1921-11-17
PANCAKES WHILE YOU WAIT.

The Kerr-Gifford Company of Port
land, Oregon is engaged in an adver
tising campaign to create a greater
demand for their goods, among which
is farina, rolled oats, corn meal amt
pan cake flour This week they have
in GrangevilIe at the Wright Grocery.
Miss Essen. and at the A. & f., Miss
Tenney. These young ladies make the
pancakes while you wait and 1t is
safe to say that they have made many
converts to the idea of eating pan.
cakes. three times a day.