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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-10
Armistice Eims Are
Planted At Capitol
by United Press

by United Press.
Washington. Nov. i0-Plantlng Of
two Armistice Elms by the American
Forestry Association opened Armis.
time Week The trees are TO BE-
living memorials OF the date on
WhIol President Harding called the
Limitation OF Arms Conference. Tho
clms were planted on the grounds
of the Lincoln Memorial. one for the
Army and one for the Navy. The
Elms were placed at the entrance at
Twenty.third and u. streets at the
head Of what viii be international
Avenue. an avenue Of memorial
trees planted by the various govern.
ments.
Two representatives from each Of
the American Legion Posts In the
District OF Columbia placed the two
Elms. following their presentation
by Charles Lathrop Pack. president
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-10
a Guggosli0n Nsortla Egaige

Jackson, Miss. tiny trouble was
feminine weakness. suffered misery
at times and was weak most all Of
the time. | was reading in a news
paper about Doctor Pierce's Favorite
Prescription and | saw that could
order one Of DR.. Pielce's books, the
aCommon Sense Medical Adviser"
from him, SO | did and found my
complaint was woE.an's trouble. l
started on tho Fayorite Prescription
and am glad to say it did me all the
good in, the world. had three
doctors; they all said that had to
be operated upon, but after using the
Prescription | began to feel better.
have row taken three bottles and
feel iine. Am glad t. recommend DR..
licroe'a medicine to all my friends
--iiss. Pearl Holt, 934 Deer Park st.
Srnd 81 0o to DR.. pierce's Invalids'
lIosel in iaiffalo, N. Y, for the
Medical A,tl4ser, in cloth cover, 1000
pages, fully illustrated. .as.A~-~
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-10

rarllsirais In he hlE AFmlsilgs naf
raraas tnmoFfue aflsaoon l.slofa
lna upenlna u tho EaWn.
nlfk Clogd. u Oklahoma unitof'
slsy has hesn seleried % referee tho
game clsyd has ofilrlnled IN seteml
olher rsmss played here this sesaon'
Neal RIP Johnson Nlll fefcrro
and Perry. former Oklahoma 4. and
Il. college star all ags as hoadlincs'
man.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-10
SHORT STORIES
or THE TOWN
nlr,h Announcement A

A hahy Hlri was barn Yesterday g.
~. and Mn. o q. aeoli. IN otla'
homa clD. according 60 . message
received here this nloFnlnk NFp.
Scott vss formerly Mlss Ilosanna
Crowley. aho Il q daughter of NF
and Nfs. A. l.. Crowley. ca lowh
ascnue.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-10
HEApLlNER BIlL CO GRID
SEASON HERE ON FRIDAY

Continued from page one)
urc expected to be able TO start the
game.
Coach woody's probable lineup fol.
lows: Green. left end; Gam. left
tackle: Penny. LETT guard; Duncan.
center; flili. right guard: Toothakcr.
right tackle: Jones. right end; Hol.
llngsworth. quarterback; Roach.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-10

According 70 word received today,
daughter vas born yesterday 70
Nr. and Mrs. q. G. Scott. oklahoma
city Mu scost Waa formerly Mlsa
Roaanna cro~iey, daughter Of Ar
and Mrs. Nike Crowley. Of ihla city.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-10

A rally of Christian Endeasorcrs
u Chlrkashn will be sold this even
inr at tho Congregational church
Harold singer. state field secretary
viii DO In charge. All g. +. score
tarlcn In the city aud all Interested
In young peoples work are urged TO
be present Young pcop;a ~to are
not members are also cordially IN.
sllod The meeting opens al 1850.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-10

,ha, shn,id BE- kepi ia eseFy hoas1
~hsss there arc taans shlldNH y
chamhpslaln'a Cough RsnsaY' u y
tho solo rollance In many homes no'
ONLY for sfunp but cor colds sna
whnrplnE epaEA' s'N
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-10

II the AmsFlcan fuFesl9 assosle
lipn. Tao staple esFsmoHf sss IN
shaws u Col q. q. nheuill. There
nas an lnsaeatlan BY col. iohn 7.
Aston. chief of ehsplaias Il the
l'n,sa states Army and = hsnedic
lion by Capt John u Fraser of
lhs rniled States Navy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-10
business Club Meet,

The business and Professional
womena club viii meet lnmofTps
afternoon NJ o'clock NJ the office
II nr Martha Illcdsoc.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-10
Called 70 rssas.

Alr and Mrs. A. l. Thornton LEFT
this afternoon for sherman. Texas.
IN response u a Telegram stating
that Mr.. Thorton'a mother. Mrs $.
o.. Thornton. Of sherman. had sui.
forcd a stroke OF paralysis and is not
expected to live.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-10

Tho time wasted IN sending for
nedielnc uhun = child shosa symr
oms of Group may lead Ia fatal -
ulls. 4 reliable medicine and one
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-10

tom McElroy and u. c. Hyharger,
members Of the board Of county
commissioners. returned Yesterday
afternoon from an official business
trip TO Oklahoma City.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-10

tNaal ! MuNrfi q the hthiH At"f"i
transacted business IN Oklahoma
CITY yesterday.
nny coal now-Il may he hard a.
ecl later hs stale ffulEht rates ad'
vance Nov. Goth. McAlesier lump
Naoo. McAlssier nnt tiiss. Henry.
ciia lump tlsoo. delivered. Phone
sss. i.inlun Grain CO. ST
Wear y flower any fiowef-,o-
morrow IN memory
Pianos tuned. players repaired.
formerly Nish chleterlnR Mfr. hoe
ton. i.yonlloaley jenkins. Terms
reasonable. Consultation free Phone
s.s. 1sS South Third. y. vocrr. So.
Raymond slroup. ~ tho Motor
ofi and Refining company. transact.
ed business IN Oklahoma CITY yes.
lefisy.
Gas ana electric bills arc due and
payable ai the company sffice on
or before the 10th. Unless paid the
service may 3 ealsconllnued with
out further notice. e.st
Wear nowor- any fiowcr-lo.
morrow In memory.
r. Y. Moore expects 10 leave this
afternoon for an extended business
trip TO swce,waior and oshor points
in Pennsylvania.
Dnd Roland. Of CARRIER. formerly
Of ihls city. transacted business and
visited friends IN chlckasha today
"say Il with flowers" on Armls
lice day. a beautiful assortment Of
cut flowers at ChIckasha Green
house. Mrs. Stella Johnston. florist
Phone As. C2s South Fifth street. It,
Rev. II. Z. Toothakor. Rector Of
The 81. Lakes Episcopal church
here. was a business visitor IN ok.
iahoma City yesterday
Say Il with flowers" on ARMS.
lice day. A beautiful assortment Of
cut flowers at Chlckasha Green.
house. Mrs. Stella Johnston, florist.
Phone IS. Ges South Fifth street. II.
Porter lIenogar. Of the Liberty
Drug store. transacted business IN
oklahoma City yesterday.
Casey Caldwell left yesterday for
an extended visit with relatives and
friends In Enid and Colorado
Springs, Colo.
"Say Il with flowers" on Armis-
lice day. A beautiful assortment Of
cut flowers at Chlckasha Green
house. Mrs. Stella Johnston. florist
Phone 4s, e2s South Fifth street. 1t.
Harry Stephenson, of the Stephen.
son-Browne Lumber company. tran.
sacted business in Tuttle today.
Mrs. w. J. Mcintosh and daughter,
Nancy. arc the guests of relatives
and friends in Dallas.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-10
TREND OF RETAIL
PRICES DOWNWARD

Washington. Nov. l0.-.Retail prlces
decreased during the month ending
October 10. according TO department
of labor statistics. In seven cities
out OF twelve. where investigations
are obtained. The prices were sta.
tlorary in three others. Baltimore.
Kansas City, and Philadelphia. and
Increased in two. Omaha AMI Mem.
Ihis. All changes. however, we're
slight.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-10

Pianos tuned. players repaired.
formerly uilh chieherlhE MiE. Hoe
ton. i.yon.iicaicy jenkins. Terms
reasonable. Consultation free. Phone
ass. sss South Third. y. VocrE. So.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-10

Venus. the nearest planet to
earth, Is surrounded by clouds.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-10

Raymond siroup ~ the Motor
oil and Refining company. transact
ed business IN Oklahoma CITY yes.
lerisy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-10

Gas ana electric bills arc due and
payable At the company siiice on
or before the 10th. Unless paid tho
service may 3 odlsoonilnued with.
out further notice. a'st
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-10

Wear n flowor-any flower 10.
morrow In memory.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-10

nny coal now-ll may b. hard a.
eot later hs stale ffulshl rates ad'
vance Nov. Goth. McAleslsF lump
fiaoo. McAleaisr nns fiiss. iienFy'
ciia lump tisoo. delivered. Phone
sse. Linton Grain CO, ST
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-10
Personal Mention

Chas. I. Miller. q tho plsla store.
transacted business IN Oklahoma
CITY yesterday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-10

r. Y. Moore expects TO leave this
afternoon for an extended business
trip TO swcelwaior and other points
in Pennsylvania.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-10

Dnd Roland. Of CARRIER, formerly
OF ihIs city. transacted business and
visited friends In chlckaaha today.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18
tTHE ESpI


Knt DO tsssfs ~s~r write Ia gNssirrsf
smifs. aho was ny way ~ ,~sng a
ys~f. b,slit hin1w*tf i Gatrse- s*as al
Maer park wA~n he sesvesi SIC VIII
liam TenFse. hat don't knor thai No
wvoss poetry ik~er. Ea'ass, n @as 4
faace ft~ FesdfHS FsTw. In his rrr~
tstass days. wress NJ TwirEerhan.
ussh tine soHaa Of hss, svstAclst water.
fall In 5av ~sr., an We wxsrra tss ss..s
The air M bfs rtcsso slnax 'ss~ Tissues
Hat do Pests .rsslly wafvsfr ssepew'h
tkv ss,s~sa m fhtak tls~as s~rss@T Nv
sAey oeERrsssv IN scrzTsr ers ~
hsrfbtr~s sfrramrF %esasss wiswtbsr
Gray e~n~ey~6 his ''Esrzy- In mn arfn.-
nj gywreysfxi snefi eft Orr AIRED
ret sec she ihassx aeaesth~a nsSon sire
very mSsneNr. Szfsstey wruse M Bsgua.
saaas TIE ss fni sassxe ~ cs4exsas. hsi
as. eye VT .s~ tfsse Iock~i aa sanry
Jtasy, lsssen @Fcee af tf@ n~-s wh~c
,svsgss sa 'he sersA. WHEN Hasyan
wfc,e ~ fhe drsessshle ssysafsins as
~ss sn9 lHsiae a ts'l Charles n
a. scks III ab2 Csatury Magazines. !.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18

aEssaas, As sssssal AsE aaalAak las kaaa s.fagssd
apf satd her co her hacs IN the grass
Tile hlppwf's safe. 'EE~ry.~ lie lasare
her mnFm1r i've raised 'rF a iydy
s'rip ssies~ she's baek Nhere--yau fetlad
'er-- ED~ry------"
She qulyerrd. and the light eame
creeping hack in,n hsr eyes before Il
faded forever. 'teEsin. Enrry ~-dar-
lin. she whispered and :hsn the ss,sI
~ Mother Jerks, Who had eed@ and
hSed 80 10 IL twhleh " more than the
n'a j.ssity Of IA dol. bad departed upse
The ultimate ioarnry Ricardo xaxed
iogh on the hard U'd mourh. soffeHsgi
aew by little bali slnile Of RIngi-d
yearniag and siasiuess What a wua-
Alerfsi soul sou had" he laurmnr~d,
and Kissed her.
Ia the elai she slept 10 the niche Ia
th~ wHN uT FHv 'aVr,irAi ar IN svfs'
Cruz, beside her sa,ated Enefy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18

ssfsiay II srsssrr, esw,A ss.s ~
Elxvtssa
-Essfls. ltss crews sNxe~ssr wssA sa.sA
f@sssAx asly. MxAsss saGrsaas,s
wiigmsacasty, -lsaes. psa sase, l sasnS
yea had lhsgirs sss~Ft fsae cesasal "
tie fres's aaae YoalF psv%Ree 10 issx
sssn4ya sa lev sga. SDe shai seal slass
sss as ssss salsssns II thar srllAa gcA
sssef, or yea esnS cesre 10 essE wssd'
ding saa he. - es,lhver.fA
MAe8 klFarsa hal saAA@ Ats sisssal
twrv ls2sA Sausrt Webster IosAea np
cutie s-gsapss Il hss ~sssttseAS 'SHsa
yea eAplasa ~ aae lAassaSSs,' ! ~ ssScA
-Arw u hapreueNa thai year rt&s',ss
aRd year fathers OLA tTieasss hess Ia
sacsrgsayss Snews srs sres s%swsas Nsa~s
ysssr srIssl Aessr iasafrssa yea ths'
kteenia wss issssgss
They assant knew sRs mer~ Rhe,f
him thsa I tla and be isfs here ~
nasrs ses. Tie VAS xai~siy ssaaainscd
~ssh Als relatives All VI ~iasn hssed
assale suhaisssreiy ~ the SsrNs y~st
isssssa- ~ fsthxs hsss,hfetaer. A
sssnie Rnsy. actually acs~psea & pSft
sssaa under the Sarrws rexsser and hesd
II ny 10 hIs dssth Rsearto has
sheissasss csasrapa ses his relatives
and IN fer hls h,Aers cid trieadS
Resae u ,n~m kn~w anyihlas shoss hls
iasns. AetSr~n,sy hts ideatity Was
kpoaH caiy 10 the Ssrne intrslikvacw
harraG and u eia nat pegiail The tnfvr
nasiian o. leak ,.at."
"faisny mlx uIA" he coasns~e'~i
sUu ny TUE MHy, wFsFFw WS- ,xFe avs
all the IaSAle dege shout Needy u.
ronnef'
She laughed aei rcialea 10 hini y,ss
details es SesT,iS-s l.efsids. 90 "'''' ''
And yan actually agreed 10 dssly.
es Inc. hog.tled aad helrae-s, to ths,
cs'l srhcmeF. pal0rrsY'
why aos. deAf loved yen; al,
Ways neaBt 'o marry yoa II soG'd sc'
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18

Ir Ta@yr. spsssSiAtlac he utter
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18

me and sih,mU would haze lasted tne
for pia sa"nry y Icing ,iur
'wcii. yau md Sed,iy have both losi
Ont. HITTER sesid The uti pilIrab Il ca.
Ito md wake him out IT his day
dr-an."
= seut the cable yesterday. John
dear"
'EstraarIiaar, wonpn'4
+" s'Tvr Juss rrrtfse4f mi Er~w~r SrA
ay has srsns nearly $40 telling rne by
catlr what FINE TasD 800 Are ard
hav ,hspafu1 ought ~ tc 60 the
gcni Lard far permitting ren ~ marry
the
~iNalores. you ssv peyfec'ly m,nasinr.
I sssfy sf$tf--ff--,is' ~ ypu "" ir,~r.e sgas
2, know sou iid, slow patc. hui Thai,
il not yaa. fnut icu would hayo
ysr'fssssvs 80 ~~ y,s4~Yss~r. unsv- 7
thought hest nas 80 ,listgra vuG ann
sv.a s%f. " .itiia stranger Tia rlns
ntng, however | made w ny ;'s sla;;::;;. 50
settle thu uaiter an'' sn l---.--'' s' ~
Pa, sua."se hahn, prepescd 10
wa after any
sssa, IestAas ishssy,ia have rssteesys3~s!
to soa. fear"
~t,H; Yea ACT. running an awfai risk,
sea.ding that Telegram TO Neads Jc
roENr
She lock one large r~f esr In earil
little heard and phsse4k hiss head loving
~ "sItiy." she wSsI'ere9. "iohN p~
goa.e. hne. you iovrf uae. !
would hare klown u, ts*n II Sesiiy
Ieroaa. hadn't todd mo sn Va
plarcd safe game all Tho way
th~swshg .fssi ~. dear Cassph jaha. Inn
~ happy | cuuld cry"
'God l,isss Wy ml,s.ewcd ~osii. Iphn
Stuart Webster suarmsr~f 1feipie~siy.
The entire matter w~x aHBse t%yund
his comprehension
tTHE ESpI
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18

and hss ,I''ieAN
AMI fefs~ts' have
been the M paeA
~ s~sterinG mx
bea.sh I vM
weak and rus
aesn. hsA sace,
headaches. and
@kidpsss wsep
An eat Of of6sE
u was n miAsry
for me 10 ~aM
Gfeaad rsexaS
A a L. - -
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18

Immediately after Z "pandersns
massage. ycur hair Ntes % new Ire.
,us,r~ end wondrons beauty, appear
las t~ses a. AsAss and elsniifnl %.
cause each hair s~~ms 10 nun 80
thltAvn. Don't lei your hair stay NC
less. ceiofirss, plain " seraxsl, fo3.
too. wsns lots of long, strong, bssuts'
ful hair.
A a5-cent bottle Of delightful
..pssdrrine" fr~shrn. your scnlp.
rhecrs sanirun aud falling half This
stimulating 'hcspt, 'onlc" gives to
sASR,- aail. .faAasss aAiE. .shsl -saaibfas
Brightness nnd abundant tLlsansss-~
All druggists ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18
shave win cssituss ssss

@AsSs WIN NsuSesN WV
And sos,ftie year rasaf efficiency -
veil nv promote skin purity. skin ccsn~
fert and skia health. No msx. -
shiny ssap. no gerns, no wssss. -
irritation e~vn ~h~r shaved twice
essly. Ore -a2p far Aii usss, - 49,. ....
bathing End sAssspcnaog ADJ.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18

Pierces medicine and they pat me
On the road 20 good health right
sway. ! want 10 speak q good word
Tor Dr.; fiscets remedies 10 eli sut.
ferwrs~ HARRISON BsfEfAissS
u Y. D I, Ro1 10
S;'s: s:ss tHs rdrakfssss frs' iafiS Ysafx $
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18

Many barvd san has wiAled that
BE- cc.id set iaseTaA,cd IN aen,e fooas
ssh gsuse.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1921-12-07

letter carrier, may not be able to
find the house where the present
belongs.
There are some other things,
too, in which you can all assist
in improving the mail service
and in saving our great Govern
ment millions of dollars a year
that is now wasted because of
our carelessness-yours and
mine.
Every day that you drop a let
ter in the mail box 100000
other letters are already push
ing and jamming through the
postal machinery. One letter a
day for each family of five per-
sons in the United States is given
to Uncle Sam to deliver.
When you send a parcel to the
post office for mailing any day
there are about 100000 other
parcels ahead OF. yours passing
through the postal hopper. This
is in ordinary days; at Christmas
time it is multiplied many times.
One family in about every ten
puts a badly addressed letter in
the mail every day. This mixes
UP over 100000 half addressed
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1921-12-07
calf a buttermiIk bath. III fif-
teen minutes the calf was look
ing for clover again.
Giant Searchlight.

Crossing the bay from San
Francisco in the direction OF
Sausalito, one sees in the dis
Itance the most enormous piece
of sculpture in the world, the
figure of a beautiful woman,
wonderfully realistic.
It is Mount Tamalpais, on the
summit Of which is being install
ed a searchlight Of 500,000,0O0
candlepower. Equipped with a
lens five feet in diameter, its
light, in the clear California at
mosphere, is expected to be visi-
BILE from Mount Shasta, IT'S
miles distant.
Occupying a position 2,375
feet above sea level, the beam of
the searchlight will shine out
over the top of summer fogs that
oftimes cover the bay of San
Francisco. But the fog banks
are to be made to furnish inter-
esting color pictures when the
light is thrown upon them
through color screens.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1921-12-07
Calf Cured
by Buttermilk.

Middletown, N. VA pedi-
greed calf five months old, graz
ing at ropes length, felt the urge
to wander, pulled the stake and
youthlike and unWisely nibbled
the clover path Of appetite
straight up to a dozen hives OF
honey bees. The rope wrapped
itself around the hives. The
bees wrapped themselves around
| the calf.
All the blue blood in his vealy
carcass leaped into burning
Jumps. They stung him from
his bleating lips to his wildly
waving tail. Every time he
made a new leap Of agony they
bored him in q new place. The
calf was in a fair way to die
when its owner, Melvin Parks
came along.
Parks knows calves, bees and
blue blood. He just got q tub
lful Of buttermilk and gave that
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1921-12-07

ing to do it if we may have your
help help. I want to enlist the
active assistance Of every boy
and girl in the schools Of our
country in getting parcels mailed
this week to relieve the rush that
comes directly before Christmas.
Will you go home to-day and
take this message to your par
ents and friends:
"Our postmaster has asked us
to- mail our Christmas parcels
this week for, unless we do, I'm
Gle Sans load may be SO heavy
the last few days before Christ
mas that he won't be able to de-
liver all the presents by Christ
mas eve"
The parcels must be well wrap
ped and tied and addressed plain
" in order that they may arrive
in good condition with their
Christmasy appearance unspoil-
ed. You can put on your pack
ages, DO not open until Christ
mas"
And, there must be number
on your house and a mail recep-
tacle, too, for, if there isn't,
Santa Claus's messenger, your
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1921-12-07

an endless chain as the manu-
facturer without orders is com
PEELED to close his plant throw
ing thousands out of employ
ment thereby depriving them of
the means to buy the goods pro-
duced by the farmer. -Mapleton
Enterprise.
+ + +
It is fact Of similar observa-
ton, here as elsewhere, that peo-
pie sitting behind steering
wheels act in a way that they
would be ashamed Of anywhere
else. A man who would not
dream Of crowding the door
ahead of somebody else in his
own office or house, or in any
place of social assemblage, will
cut across in front of another
automobile without any COM
Functions. Driver after driver
will continue at full speed alon
a main thoroughfare ignori1
the attempts of a car to emer1
from side street, though ever
one Of them would score such a
display Of dicourtesy under any
other circumstances. There is
similar rudeness shown in pass
ing other cars unnecessarily, or
in going slowly along the middle
of the road when other cars want
to pass, or in footing horns just
to scare others just as badly as
they treat pedestrians. Here il
the real ground for reform.
Ordinary courtesy is almost as
important as technical traffic
rules. Why should a gentleman
or a lady drive like a boor?-
Fairmont Sentinel.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1921-12-07
PRESS CLIPPINGS

Now everybody's brewing it.
If the red tape artists at Wash
ington would stop investigating
the price Of chewing gum in
Senegambia and pass a law set
ting a tax on yeast and raisins
the government could give every
soldier a 500 bonus with a
suburban home and a Ford
thrown in.-Le Sueur Herald.
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News dispatches of the week
are to the effect that there will
be reductions in freight rates by
the railroads to conform with
wage reductions. If the railway
managers had done this earlier,
as we had always understood
they had promised, it is likely
that business would have inn
proved last summer and that
the threatened railway strike
would not have been menacing
us this autumn. Jordan hide
pendent.
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At present prices there is
more profit in butterfat than
there was at the peak of war
prices. Think what that means
for the farmers of Freedom
county where dairying reigns
supreme. We do not mean by
this that the farmer is widely
prosperous because practically
all other departments of farm
business will show a loss this
year. But think of the farmers
in the less favored regions, who
have no monthly cream check to
help them through the ,depres-
sion. Albert Lea Standard.
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Ex-Governor Louden of Illino-
is has made it plain that this
country will never get back to
right conditions, sound finance
until farm products are placed on
a basis more in keeping with the
products from our industrial
plants. Farm products are now
down to a pre-war level while
those of other industries are
from 40 to It's per cent higher.
The result is that the farmer is
handicapped and embarrassed in
paying his debts, this in turn. ties
up the local merchant and makes
his load heavier. He too is held
back in paying the jobber which
likewise makes it hard for him
to pay the manufacturer or to
order new goods. It is in reality