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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
DU POINT ESTATE BOUGHT
FOR WIFE OF BR|TISHER
Mrs. Guest. Formerly Miss
Phipps. to Occupy Residence
Occasionally.

Now York April rs The actual ppr
ehaee of thc $500 ooo estate of tbe
litr Abeis ~ Punf a. Rpal fu = ~
Mrs treet.ftek Gueat NIfe ~ captain
lbe RIGHT fipn Frrderi,k f,uer' I.r
Ter of tho Ar Service ip Greaf G5iei-
u H1a bofHht for h,r ~ austfnr .1
SATURDAY ~ her brafher ilDrtrj
rhippa for St7o.oGo
Alre Gusal rhn aa sIl-a ar,r
f'hipps daughter n 1enr rnr -
sg Yors s1ilod faI f.aefaul .u
tgn and Is expected ts fcf4rn s}tyf -,
md - MAY. Mrs rbapre a#8
day thaf h.f danrhtfr pfaHs
4, arile. buf that aa ~ .rah ~
occupy fhe hapse 3. p.r.,aiaraHe datI,e
iaifr ~ thia oonn'ra
Tbere GORE ae"erai t11er
property Iiarrg PtFr. #t b
fhe biddine 1ith III off ~
The second hId u fi-ahn7 ..d
hat ~ bidding altef,.t.a s'H.s-
David II iaYtnan Dr. NOTING fa fr
rhiIps and Hantet'a ofIper 1 I.
have bren acting far Cnari.
f e Nofgan 2 oa wh
400 moo The f'a. III
asa8tifl ar Ien feand
THs Ha *as jt afgr. = tg
IiaatI.ra a,d .h. fsr-fet
9t5,Hed IS. ft4rIer os I.et.d.- Hf
a.ned d Earape r7r eaf,. aef
quce whth 1e .he Interior tt
aepee e of srte nfu aarit
r.rrs end tfr
seesl.HH rar
rsu sfr a Ha,
aaas a8r Hfsft l1
completed thr r .f
zIf+e.rt f# lt.rt .f ...r- s
formerly utss Iserr IL n
Angelo r.t preerrt FIT tt.r -tt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
ArrC@ RUStClS NAlue
vrt d f,
MANION TO LEAVE ToWN.
Judge Hastings Takes Him Up ON His
Promise

Give me- an hour Judge and IT. sot
oat 81 town. II ~nec up here agan
-ru;cncc rr" double pleaded Thomas
Nlauiou 10 Numclpal Court today. whcr
H. was arralgHcd OF chatgo Of drunk
rYucSS
An RIGHT tie court Will take you at
your word and ~etttrco VIII IT, suspended
this time ludg Iia-tHg, decided
Naulnn Was trcd oh the same charge a
week ags Yesterday afternoon he was
picked ~ bv officer Sbclc staggering
alorr Iratt street lie vigorously denied
beng drunk was sick. Your Honor. !
took some tab'ct- uivcd ii water I've
been glt. al. the tber t.uc~ WAS up
hcre hut rot thl- t4uc he Id
Mrgcrv Dun charged wit. drunk
crcS- Was fined SlU
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
RlIIpING PERMITS.

ruilding Inspector Preston haH grarf
- permits as f0ltaws
T. eauuel Groran = hHHd an add
ton costing 600 ~ the aeaHIrv l.aa
shaIlereH# avenue
r. faaafh GaIdatain q aaFa aifera
tians. lastfre {1fa tu the ~tare aaa
dwelling 81 thr northeast enrner III
Fourteenth aud Harkct atreofH orrod
~ Wliigr s1rrnn
10 hari..s Main. - tre'an heaftnr
tdant. costing 500 p thr rarave -
fSing atreef
T. sfte Y1eseH 81 huUd III 7d
aftJar tirE tttl -a th. l1 HaE
IS Wes. se efrr.t
- start. y swan Il hnHf an a11
ION costing 5i3n u the dus51ne a2
&mtA tIafi aou street erned hg Ihou
Wharton
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
MACHINES - lOI RT.

II .tJs = damoaqtratr .ae 1rtn
taes Iavnf - il zua r"- .HfraTernerf
- u,tsat ta be tr.ad eu NaF se
Iaaetaf Mouofype Machine Company
Is erecting E the Federal rourt room
arupieto machines which vii
srrea ta fst.a1 81 exhlhits aS irr~
.ngs aid spas. testimony
II. If ndaH.s aro The Plf-zhHre
Fa4nar5 Comp
VIII .he infrsaxemcnt alleged apr.s
only Il orc particular device. me eat.re
line - machines may - involved .r
the argument and fH.s method ~
demonatrltoa vas reeorted p i order
= s.Hplif5 ~ pra@erfat.or ~ The CAS-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
nls,,,> >rRl>t IIro1Io>.

Won 1 .uCrats msuh,rs ot th,
C9t1 tu..tt,, 4.t II hrad,!t.rt,rs
last riert atd di-,lss,i th. h,e; r...rrd
for etttnA out tl Not, .t FL. D,u4o-
,tall, Vof.tt \3ruue Wcrc
tHI Ihed c,tf l.t fh, ll.te .toi was
-,Ntral ..3 th b-t H.ar~
0ai r Woner V,g, also
tist sa.d afe tN,J fg ID n,
t,de 81 .u .e. E,t uai tn, vut,
af, strunEN th.e epre than last ram
g - tsrr~hrd ot.t III i meeting 81 The
tlt Hu#.tt,t ur Thursday evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
POWDER QUOTATIONS..
Reported Daily at Noon by Laird 4 Co
du POnt Building.
LECTURE ON CLUB WORK.

Newport April - About 100 persons
attended the illustrated lecture on Club
Work given BY Professor Martin Of
Delaware College in Red Mems Hall
Newport last evening, under the an
spices If Delaware Grange
Professor Martin the club leaders and
children were welcomed by Rev "
Vaughn Moore pastor Of Newport ~ ri
Chufch. ard r p Robinson a member If
Delaware Grange
lhc children entertained the audience
With club songs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
STOCK MARKET RALLIES;
IRREGULAR AT OPENING
Advances General Before First
Halt of Session Was Reached;
Paris Exchange Stronger.

n, Associatrd Press 60 Every Evening
\rW York April e6--t wall street
In.8u a. ml-tialns and LOSSES Wcr"
iuuattiaIl1 distributed at the broad hut
hcsltaut opening at today S stock mar
krt hat thv trend soon became re-
t,liuuarN
nitcd states steel. whosc directors
a. o. hold their quarterly meeting
ana th, eIos, of todaNs session for
.1be. au lh, dividends rose large
s.fUau al "a, outset hut this vas al
sf immediately cancelled
Iu Eurapcan oils especially Royal
In..4 ,ud shell Trading were strong
wIIh ,asaen hut Mexican Petroleum
az. q. n,ut Nsphalt cascd point each.
1a uns noteworthy change among
U 0l Ntrhlsou winch frll one
uo.rt
,.l. b asae - - highest quo
t..s eu,. a~s Nasas.. presumably
l.> bturt u lati> Mas stroug. dc-
woc,uru 0,h n latest German
lrmniu p,egualous
tun. t;.N.r.-t. h,.aue more ~
dafne the first houf because
r,t-.i pres-lr dt..t"d against
S'., pr.trrrtd.
N ,ud -. ..tu q, ,sra'.uns
G.u.,a Nr1a. Nah os~~
..i t#H.fr fsu.ft~
rlf- Wt- ,n-. - d.gt,, d, thr
,th ~ Nafu. Gus common .,rd
t,,u.I H'h',h,u St,D ,h3ud'.r
u. a,t s3n- D., th Dutch
co.'s
i.r., wore r,n.ra'
I.#1e.a d III, nis..1 steel
HH-.t.ta.N &. tho
..asNtrs
Ia, boaI .Itfe.t nts h,a1l however.
..e.ciaa fh. rsINtt eteui, Liberty
7fs.s ~ N. ote Nar,t te.~ reached tho
iaV pric. >, ST.
tt r.,.t sn...# tt- tsr cont
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
NEW TERMINAL PROJECT.
Harhor Commission Planning TO Ash
for Bids.

Charles II Cant. secretary Of the
Harbur Commission. announced this
morning that the printing of the spc1I-
ncatons for the new marine terminal
project ou tl, Lobdell site would be
completed today
1t is quite probable the commissioners,
a their meeting next Friday VIII ar
range tor The advertisements for bids
Tor the work on the new city waterfront.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
EIMHI RsT GIRLS WIZ.
HIoomer Teams Stage Interesting Game
at ElmhuTNt.

Richardson rarh April 20. Tho Elm
hurst Iloomcr Girls under tho leader
ship ~ Myrtle Simpler defeated tne
F,luttanic Ten team If Rtehnrdson PARK
in dodge ball game II t.lmhurat yes
tcrelay afternoon ..2l The Eimhurst
players Viii play the Newport team II
4 short time.
The game was Witnessed by scores OF
men and women parents and friends OF
the players The line ~ was as fol-
lows Richardson Park Irene Can
t.rt. Captain. Sarah and Anna Walker.
l.<,yn and Anna Evans. Rita Gordon.
IlI.lla Horncr. Ruth Squircs. Josephine
Eoreer and sarah lAEett E,imharst
Myrtle Simpler Captain. Audra Raker
Mildred Matthes. Elizabeth Pyle Nil
dred Lang Dorothy Fell. Viola Tins
man. Sarah ciallaher. and Lillian Van
SAINT Referee Alice Pickering.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
ANTI-TUBERCULOSIs SOCIETY.
Directors Elected at the Annual Meeting
Last Evening

The Delaware Auti-Iubcrculosis society
held IL annual meeting At the home Of
Mis- Emily p B.~~rlG l40i Franklin
street last night Whom the following
members wcrc elected - the board of III
rcotor~ Mr. Donald ; Ashbrook Miss
Eml'y T i}isscII DR. Albert Robla,
\rfhur l. Bailey John ; Rosscll and
less " Phillips
The aunu4i report 81 the treasurer was
given It was reported thai Sunnybrool
Farm was making much progress, and now
has Waltirg 'ist of children
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
Want T. =. Rayard for na,or.

tada. etnc .eht 70
H"a ti1 rs l,-
h.- I,.l~I.t svt 10
h.c.m. ..radat, for ,r, Democratic
fat iaaNoi Democratic
sdtre th..e ~ would uaL aaod
tIdat, heca.s - his a4a t..ts
trd som. - fhrn ar, .Slt- t.. I'LL
fs'ac, 81, - ud.ce l.n IL h,camc
tlt naffN standard bcatei thls spring
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
No Deputy Marshals Yet

WaItcr $ Money. United States
marshal FOR Delaware. VAS in Whining
ton today. bur said he was no closer 10
solution of the problem of who would
be his assistants than he was a few
days ago. lie wants TO have his assist
ants selected by next Monday when he
takes office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
Peninsula Church Reception.

The Ladies' Aid Society Of Peninsula
NJ = Church will hold a reception tonight
in honor OF Rev and Mrs Leonard B
Smith The Men's Bible Class. under the
leadership Of William II Driscoll, presi-
dent viii take part A musical program
Will be given
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
FINANCIAL NOTES.

AccorJ.ur heurcs ~ ~, government
enf '+u pass hetf agfuuohllc> wer, az
ported u irHruarN against 10 s-- lu
tthfuarA - ih' prrerdtur Year Cotton
cloths also Show markrd faIl.uF m quau-
tiN TIC total number ~ Wards rNpurtcd in
lfHruarA tn. haKIut prtu eull .ttu upu puu.
ln usually we'll infp~ulrd. .Iuartcrs 10 - sa4d
thAl a. l'asf one automobile manufacture
stI .r,.... i"sS' "' 49," lrlSse4 car
N,.i eiahe"n'' - Eil.' .'dutjl non 81 = n"r
ufhtr manufarturere Of choap,r cars WiIi
l"li'N sult and eoWpeuti'" price war H.
rhc quart,-t report - The Central
Leather GO WIN nt madt publtc tomorrow
ami is expected s.. st,..e fl,af a., snrnir1s ~. .
neru wiped n8t and considerable inroad,
maoe INTO ifs rrs'r1e
Nftef mosttur uf the Prusser Committee
~ t.eadlnf einpaut amnou stockholders
vettcrdat tt Nss stated odIciallN that there
eae no announcement 10 p' made other
ktlau ma tu' committee discussed the
he.dfHf rff nation and the steps which 81
had tasen reeardire The plan for a ~egrca
uon ~ fhc COMPANY coal and railroad
There va some taIs yesterday ,ha, the
llcf tflt storage Battery COMPANY diret-
i"rs and manae,mrn' may gisc renewed
iqcfafi i"t ta the plan whicn was under
consideraf last wear contemplating
feraln taltt tatl1u ON th' na~i- % three no
phf elarrs for sact present share Of stock
tn USUALLY vtll.tuforncd quartcrs the view
Wa expressed that The proposition Is not
HktiN g. bt prr~s.d 70 any head az this
thA hHeptnf to mrrEt ga, Willard storage
hatltrN ompauA info She owning cor
uurnffuu
th, appneauou ~ tho Pennsylvania
RAILROAD DmuauA tu The Interstate
tuuiucrc, tuumissluu for authority Ia
lHaet tht properties 81 the NCv NurE Hav
ttiIf taH and THE PERTH AmlDN and Wood
fIdHf Railroad eputIauIt~ for H40 Near.
an4 .lf month. from JANUARY 1927 Is
1stH De- officials - tho fa,.d h. ~ tht takinr
ustf - 1856 small feeder lines NTH &hicli
iit' fnsd has fHr s'Ntral sears has intimate
frIa tIuus
L. reason for tLt l5- -pOlbf advance IN tfr.
..au ~ tu. .t~ Elevator Cu rerrutlN
tH. partt a.-,tused Wheu Chairman N ID
hAttn Ih AL Iu annual Stockholders meet
H# IHlaH declared thar bu~lnes. on hand
.... hrt "n.H So 900 UuO aud $50 ODG uOp
#..trh' =. Nrep thc plant- ~ the company
tut .AuatItA for sIA months Since
t ~ hr year thr company has Inn
IfHE.H lfs cash position. funds nov On
Ntti apftrahtmatlnF SH 00O .uOO a. com
UafN. sIIN ~ ~1n.0Uu an ~ end 81 1920
At pftes There az, more than IS ODO
h4lIN.s uf sturt ~ the General Motor,
'f. .tnfattnu according Ga Official figures
'.t Haaf Nunlc The tncrcase IS fnorr
ihah ltH prI cUut over the total number
nf stpra buldcr- on The rompanys bnok>
ttar age The tctal number ~ stoc,-
hnltNtt hA rla~sce ~ stur. - receive
II Nihtha rhfrhr MaA with comparisons
fuH th, Four preceding quarters as shown
nN ths company follow
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
FISHER POST ACTIVITIES.

A Joint meeting Of the executive mem
bcrship and ladies auxiliary committees Of
John J. Fisher Naval Post Of the Ameri-
can Legion was held in the y NJ G. A.
last night when summer recreation plans
were made
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
Harlan's to Renair Boat.

The cargo carrier Shylock. a Phila-
delphia boat. was toTed into the Chris
tiana river and placed in drydock at the
Harlan shipyard today. The boat Will
undergo minor repairs, but no extra
hoIp viii be REQUIRED.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
Miss c aroline Hofrecker Goes Abroad.

Miss Caroline Hoffccker. sister Of
Harvey Hoffecker, prothonotary, sailed
from Philadelphia last Friday for Liver
pool After short stay IN that city and IN
London, she will proceed to Paris and re-
sumo musical studies.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
Employers meet.

Tho tna.. dau,l aud meeting of TN.
EmpIoNtre Assoc auuu 81 Wilmington
vii d. h,Ia tu.irht n III, CIuh Esorn
80 thv Het,l Z. F.ut 81, address win
- mad, - forrI,t ~,natof George W
tsirtW1lrlt ~ I.- Angeles
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
startled ~ Breaking ois..

T,d,sftlaur reIuN fnf nrN IIe
..ar, TfY.f ~. .uHdIHF ~ NlnfN
uafkst rf,.,te ter alirF il nfir
thIr afttnpor ua1 1arr0e
from irJury 0h.u .nfE' gene
riara ,tanhrd ~ Is pa ru,nf fFnrr
roo rlstHttt rIrlaf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
,nl,,co INV >ro,s u,nhrr.

ttt., ,tft~
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Is. tat
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trU h.Ie
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tar tr
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Ioat ...a.
trl- aH .Ar.3, >.o.
.,muaIl steady
e.e. sifirr tah~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
60 -, n..L .n 80

P,uf.r. sH
Il,,rHn I.It
t4a .d r.sr I|ftf Hrf
str.rtt ar, a.. fri a1
tIy ,.l - pf e.t'H -.
f.. comm
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
LIQUOR HEARING Gogs own.
iseview 81 PnImer's Ruling on fn-Transit
Wet Goods Postponed 10 May =.

ny Aaaoclated Press 10 Every Evening
Washington April 2g Hearings
aohodulod for today before the Jepari
uent of Justice in the question of .
review of former Attorney -Generni
Palnor'B opinion on Iu transit ship
fncnfs of liquor through This country
hnve been postponed uutl May
Tba poatpouefnauf tgna granted
oGiciaia said 1T the request of JafneH
NJ Book of New YORK and other -
iorueyr fot he complaining rhlpptfn
vino were unable to attend TO-DAY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
Postpone state Committee Meeting.

Henry Il Isaacs Democratic state
chairman. said today that the next
meeting of the State Committee. that
was scheduled for May 4 would very
likely be postponed for two weeks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
Y. W. c. A. Rummage Sale.

The y w c. A will hold rummage
sale at III Tatnall street tomorrow.
Those having contributions are asked
t. have the articles at this location by
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
Chce~man and Haean Freed. !.

- Tho Droser4tIng witness .annn' y
located. me harEe "a 1areens AGAINST
Joseph Chersn.an and william Iiagaa
svas nalle pressed ii Ct, 'a4rt soda
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
suGAn LOWEST ~ WARS
Decline 81 Quarter ~ Cent Brinws Friss
Down % 90 r0r Oranaiaisd,

Hy hnsoclated Press % EserF bfHninF
New York. April 2g HuEaf prifes
reached thn lowest level Hinrf fgii -
day when another deriun ~ nnm glarf
er ~ cont BOB ths price - refined auFar
Nma announced by fnn ru fnrf ff
npnrn
The reduction brings Do ,oni 0 the
baels of EM trnfe frf Nur nfuufflaf
sIpHr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
Elned on ola A..nnlt harre.

Arrested last n.sht for assault and
battery IN Howard Miller ooiorad .asf
ernher fohn s Stewart. ooiored. was
nned 30 = MancIpa. co4r- toaay
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
DELAWARE PRODUCTS.
u. s. Census Bureau Gives Out
Figures on Various Items
for 1920.

WaSl Irctru ID G. \pril ~ Figures
Just made public IN tho Census FnraI
Show that pcIao9rr prndsg ! The follow
iuC during the crop vrar Fl TO-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
COURT ADJOI rms.

Court Of General Sessions adjourned
this morning without day after dispos-
Ing Of a half dozen cases on plead gull
~ day"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26

-Ir..-lt. nI.r ar. .slra..t
-..u -r.- .e.l.n4 81. a.ru.ra..s -.l
..... 4a. rpa.la
IS .'a
.s...r- 81. |44f.,a
.trr. s.u.r- f.rr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
RESORTS
ATLANTIC CITY. \. J.

,1f--4v,,;--4ar kentucky Ave. near 8eac1
WeSlit4titSlCI Elevator TO street Private
baths. running water C. A. kopp. owu-r
and Prop Open 81 year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26

They pay and pay big g-The classif1
ed ads in Every Evening. ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26
EllR RENI
r>RrNt>

Htf-- lr H.r
.s.rIc n- tflr. .,s..-.
tr.r
orange
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-26

8l DhA
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a- fle -.r-t ..-.rt
BEACk l.E -lnrr. "a .nt
nierfrl~ 5 fruIf -rFte Hsuuf.rrF lnrft
and atraEber-F .aut- at .Ef.
EXTRA fDT rrerna
5oOrs or~nrs
Prize SIT luO
a82 NA>bEVFR t.f
WEST -fFrr
uo-.L .t.4.-
t4rtu ASH
rpE> pAkk ..r ru
ans-u .encr- as4.tf..
1851. auAr .rraH
ELDER 81 @IpkA
lf.,...r h.aH
Insurance +.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-05-26

Solete German warShipS that we're
awarded to America in a treaty which
Germany signed. He says; II the
Germans had taken battleShipS Of
ours and amused themselves BY max
ing targets Of them We should not
feel highly Of the performance"
This gentleman of the pen forgetS,
however, that the American navy
MAKES TARGETS OF ITS OWN
.OBSOLETE SHIPS-ShipS on which
American bows have fought for their
country and which they loved Just
as much as the Germans loved their
alleged war ships,
You will readily remember a par
ticularly notable example of this. The
u. S. battleShip Texas was in the
battle of Santiago, commanded by
Captain Phillips, who said, as the
SpaniardS struggled in the water:
Don't cheer boys; the poor fellows
are dyingw The Texas became a
back number in good time, and our
navy took it down somewhere around
Hampton Roads and shot il full of
holes, as a target. Incidentally, they
couldn't sink the gallant old Texas,
and more recently she was made a
target of our bombing airplanes,
They too, failed to sink her.
The German warShipS are of no
further use, except as bulks upon
which to experiment. And il our
navy can use vessels from which
"Old Glory has flown in battle, GER
tainly there is no sentiment against
placing to the same use warships that
have flown the black flag of Emperor
William.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-05-26

which | was to by sum goods for
her with at the grocery. Wen | went
to pay for them the 2 bits peace was
absent. | returned gloomly home &
reported to ma We found hole in
my pance pockit & she lammed me.
tonlte wen | ondreSt for bed found
the quarter in my shew. SO | am a
he'd of the game now. The licking
is wore off & | am CRATE full they
wassent a hole in my shew to. | seen
a fishing line which cost twenty s
cts today. Which is mine a Monday
Sund1y-The preecher give US a
tawk on thrift. after they had TUX
the colleckShun up today. He sed
we shud ought to be saveing. He asst
us to give a instants where we had
saved sum thing. | sed had made
10 cts wlrth of tooth paste run me
for 8 months which considered
pritty fare. He had a unfrendly look
after | spoke.
Monddy5Jane has herd sum thing
aglnst me | don't no what for she
wont tawk to me or let me copy her
proollms or emmy thing. think Pug
Stevens has been gossiping to her.
Tuesddy-This was my lucky day.
The teecher asst what was the 3 dI.
viShuns of the nervus sistem. was
thinking of Jane & what a nice day
for fishing it was & answered & sed
Wine Wimmen & Song. She did
dent keep me in after skool.
Wednesday-I got a mother licking
for minding what | was told to do.
Ma was cleening up the house and
sent me up stairs to wirk. She sed
Now wen | holler you drop every
thing & cum a hopping. | was NOV
ing her libry lamp & she calls me.
| done as she told me. & that is
why l got damned. But I'm just a
kid.
Thursddy-Jane spoke to me to-
day. met her on the steps & | stop
ped to kwestion her as to why she
was acting so distance. She seen me
4 sed to me. Get out Of my way.
Which | did.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-05-26
You Could See 1t Was A Fine
Town

This must be fine town, with a
strong spirit of cooperation between
it and the surrounding farms. I've
never been there, but I'd like to 90. :"
This remark was prompted by a
glance through the columns of one
of the best country weekly newspa-
perS published in the United States,
a paper which radiated progress,
good will and prosperity, and un-
consciously has come to be the best
advertising medium its community
possesses.
1t is successful because it serves
the community faithfully and reflects
in each issue the life and worNoof the
largest percentage of its readers.
Service to the community cannot be
accomplished by an editor alone,
however. He needs the help of the
farmer and his family in several
ways. Among these are:
By subscribing to the paper.
By writing the editor or visiting
the Office occasionally with items
of interest, intelligent criticism, or
praise for good issues. This shows
interest and lets the editor know that
someone is watching.
By advertising live stock, poultry,
produce, land or purebred seeds.
BY placing orders for job printing,
such as bill heads, letterheads, bus
ass cards, and public notices in the
home printing Office.
By telling merchants and profess
sional men when their advertise
ments in the home paper are effect
i've.
By helping the editor to secure and
keep live, accurate correspondents in
each neighborhood in the community.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-05-26

be composed Of wool that has been
used and reused 50 many times tha,
the fabric is not nearly so service
able as though It were more than
half cotton Yet the all wool label
sells it in spite Of its inferioriv, and
purchasers 6nd to their cost that they
were fooled by ahe label. The "vir-
gin wool labelling, after being ad-
vertised before the public, would
tend to DO away with this deception.
Oregon Voter.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-05-26

it will soon be over
thank hevin. the teech-
er asst me today diddent
| like TO cum to Skool
| replyed s sed Yes |
don't mind comeing to
skool so very much but
IT is a staying there s
all day long
which gets my cote. A
SpeShully in such nice
wether. | believe |
druther wirk in a gar
den than go to skool.
Saturday - ma had
gave me seventy ( ctS
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-05-26
Shooting Up Old Ships

One of the Nations smartest ed
itorial writer's has given US piece
in his excellent paper in which he
wakes very indignant because our
navy airplanes are going to practice
bombing by making targets of the OBJ
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-05-26

Much is to be said in behalf of the
wool-growers' proposal for a Fed
eral law compelling fabric to be la
oelled as to its content Of virgin
wool, 50 as to give cloths made ex.
cluSlvely OF new wool superior
standing in the eyes of the purchas-
ers, thus tending TO provide larger
market for new wool. Under exist
ing trade practices, the expression
All Wool" means little, though in
the minds of purchasers it seems to
mean new WOOL while as a matter
OF fact an all wool fabric may con-
tain no new wool whatever but may
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-05-26

Mrs, Newlywed: Jack, will you
meet mother at the station and show
her the way home?'
Newlywed: "You bet will, dear
est. Where does she live ?"-Amer-
icdn Legion WeekN.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-05-26
Stats Diary.
BY Ross FARouHAR.

Fiday-Dere ole dry | wont hafto
rite about Skool daze much longer as
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-23

APPI IEGATE.-Sep 20. FRANCIS j..
a Jf Sarah and the late Francis Apple