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Arizona republican., 1921-02-19

OAK. COLLEGE CHAMPS
 BROOKINS, s. D., Feb. 1S.-South Dakota State college won the state college basketball mpionship here tonight by defeating the University or South Dakota 40 to A.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-19

Inc Arabs regard whistlins as the most ur.'uckv sound that can eiranate from human lips.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-19

He has a fine pair of hands. His hair is yellowish and his eyes gray.
 The prize rookie is built for speed and hustle-both of which he's got.
 And don't forget-the kid was born under a pennant star.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-19

landlord at the age of 21
 He owns a three story brick horae smart haberdashery, and is wort aver- S10n n0n
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-08
Charles F. Bliss
Addresses Santa Fe
Kiwanis Club

santa Fe KiWanls club heard Of the
work the biological survey O. duinH
hope 10 do In New McKico 10 Grad
.cAte rodents and predatory ani-
malp at their luncheon yesterday.
Charles v. Hiss. OF the ALBUQUERQUE
office Of the biological survey was =
guest OF the attorney ncOefni 81 ~"
state ~ tho luncheon. and made u
short talk about the war on nralri :
dogs and coyotes which II btir &,
wnged IN different counties.
While In Santa Re he secured III
promise of Mr.. Ford OF the FEDERAL
vocational bureau for this dirtriri.
that all local training ccntefa IN ~
state would be asked to cooperate with
the biological survey. In this wa
n n hoped 10 keep up the Interest =
people training at these centerH IN IN
work which IA hning donn An. their par
ticular districts 10 fight animals which
are harmful 10 crops ana stock.
Mr. bliss will leave tonight Tor n
trip to Clovis and 20 other points In
the southeastern part OF the state.
He will do special work In connection
with tho rodent problem IN tbs Quad
eiupe district of the lincoln national
forest.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-08
T0h sAlT@Nd@salsneoss

TOh sALElNd-s1lsneoas
Any boddy's mlk. saiiaisetion guaranteed
Phone ttl1
FOR kALk-swest Peas. Blueher's Car
dena Phone 50.
FOR AALE-Palm beach sult: never worn
since cleaned; good A. new sirs %. 022
70. High. Phone 159s.W.
YOUR BURNER ras rage. frat class eoudi.
ton. fhone itoesN or call 6l5 W Mar
FOR sALE-k player plsno, prsciisaliy
new ~ rolls Of fuuAlCi Tor $3.50, Phone
2le2J, or address J. W. walker ai3 \.
LIVE S1OCk ~
FOR NALE- One milling scat aud two
ihreg months oii goats s22 y Coal
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-08
RooFs REPAIRED

Now Il the tire 10 have that
new roof put on; or 10 have the
old one painted and repaired. Best
grade OF materlals. Work guAran-
teed. Call Oibaon-faw Lumber
Go. for man. Phone 3Sa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-08

rs ENdE n c. cHR0PEZCfOR
Office 206M \. seeoad. Pkons tT2J.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-08

When you want competsnt Help,
a Room. 20 buy Anything. % sell
Anything, phone t4B. An expert
encod Want IA Takor" viii an
swer and be ready 70 taks your "a
ns you phone a.
Herald want "A Tnksrsy are
thoroughly trained advertising
writer's. They have been Instructed
IN the art OF writing WANT ADS
hat PULL n you DO not know
exactly how your ad should BE-
worded thsse operators viii help
you.
REMENBERs We have q ciAs-
results for those who U.s. them.
Phone 345
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-08


busiNkss OptOhrOnItIhs az
FOR BALE-koomlng house. Phone sef.
Kelly, 2ie West Gold.
FOk HAI.E-1 vIl ssli my restaurant:
bringing 10 GOOD MONEY. Call tsl.-
UOOkiNo Tor = hossst a shAt y0n nave IN
sind ian't iistsd here pat = ntila a. IN
esr s,Wantsd-Dwelines'' calumn. Just call
fOk bkLE-DsndT scrstck pads Only 100
p..rA ~ eysalns Hersla easla-e. etiles
fOk hAAE--ons o. ps efhsst sstahi!sksd
Businesses Of i,s Mad n AlbuaasTgsa
Ideal l~eeaiion, Established trade. Flefiis
are large guick tarnover 81 stoet. Have
lsass On buiidlnE vita prewAr reuL over
head expenses are anal. nls II ne hest
Bay hat has ever ben offered IN Aha
guerqua II 10 youf big opportunity. Aet
lelsyI Aadrass BoE 81 care ~ usFsid
DRESSNLAkfNG 81
wANrtD-fiain and fancy sewing. Phone
liSt.W.
shlhr AND pREssMAklhG. so7 & I'd.
rhaue 1891,
AccORDiON PLEATIN0- skITfs and rat
fra % al kinds. N. Crane. gI5 N. Hsv.
cath 81 Pkone 8la.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-08
fxyR n-ENr--Ronm.

tOR nENT--fsooms 9
TOR RENT-TWo famI1ked rooms for light
hausekeeping tOs W Lead.
HoVhs iel iEht soassAsspinls S0I hvfA
.FOk RENT rhrse nice trout furnished
ruoms fog houseAseFinr s2i south Third
Phone 2O5a.J.
fUk kEhT-Tva iarEe veil farnlshed lishi
housekeeping rooms. on car line 101
sanh Thlfd. Phone i22s.w
FOR RkN1 rro cool. aiFy roons nicely
furaished for housekeeping. modern con.
xenlsnesa detiratle ioeal0n. Cl0 W. Coal.
EI0Ik HOfki@Cleah comfortable sleep.
ing roo.ne Al special summer rates. b0a =
FOX NEET-KIesy faTalaksd cool room.
2l5 W Grand Ave.
FOR hENT-Fanished hoassEsep!ne spart.
ment, t2s . month. e22 y. Coal.
FOK HkNT-ffont room, anfaide enhance.
hnth eonneeiien, suitable for two. Den.
usmsn preferred. Board n desired. Phone
FOR RfNT-Two Hfnished rooms Tor ilght
henssks.ping gli =. Third. Phone ss2 }.
fOH hkNT-rwo rooms With sleeping
porchss. furnished Tor housekeeping. ZOE Y,
Central
ifOR HEST-Lafrs froni room private "a.
trance suitable for gentleman. ti9 West
Gold Phone 9te or loT
FOR RIM desirable rooms. large diaset
sna hath. 500 y sth, Phone d81.j.
fUk KENr-Kxssilsui siesping porch. alt
ahie Tor one or two men. cas- South
ROOMS WIFI sJARD =
ONE Isrss loom, newly farnisksd: saItakia
Tor ons or two, With boafd. it72.W.
SIS W. Fruit
fOlt KENI-Houses :
fuk kENT-Four ioom furnished house.
I.lh Me1t Csatral Phone 252
FOR ~ room modem hoass. ApplY
go n Third.
FOR ~RENr-Two smAli houses 10 Highlands.
fuIniaied or unfurniahed, Phone i2sO.w,
FOR RENr-1 room heuss. 1915 5. High
HOUSE fOk RkNr|. A. Hsmaond, 81
East Silver, Phone lb22R
FOR RENT-A five room furnished hose.
.garage snd city water a. Asll Z Edith.
FOR RENf-For summer four room iur.
rahle. Phone i351.R or 40i,
FOk RENr-Fiss rOoms with sisspins
porch slse gafaEe. Apply Ioi Nsv fork
Phone lAo2.M
FoR RLArIhsash kgms. s6ssP idssi
Cali before 1 p W. sal North EiEhth.
Phone 2Ot0.J.
FOR RENT-fsriy -fafnishsa fyv1roem
house, GiH North High. No children.
Apply W. A Gon. Phone 2tnaJ a. or
write P0stofiee BoK 1
scRArch PADS, ioe per pound At Eve
nlng Hsrsld.
fOR HkNr-One Foom cottage and slssping
porch, ~elsctrie lights. water and furnished
for lixht housekeeping Gail in afterneona
Al Ia south Nasssr. University Hslghts.
FOR RtNr-5 room modern house unfar
rtshed no children between o and ~
yean s1i 50; water paid. laos n An
FOR RiNr-fivs room brick modsrn vel
furnished gas and steel range; fruit ana
back screened pcrchcsi two hiosks Irons
pasfofhes as West Lead. No SICK. In
quiru 7O1 West Silver.
MISCELLANEOUS a
BETTER KODAK pNfsHfNO-H Il better.
Return postage paid on mail orders. Tbs
nafnum Studio, aioM W, Central. Aibu.
qnerqus, " hsz
WAkTED-CaFefui kosan ftntsAins b. mas-
tsr photogfapAsr; twice daily serviee. Ne.
member, sstlsfaction guaranteed. send ycuI
nnisAing 70 . reliable established hFHL
Hanna 4 Hanna. Master PhotosFaphsn.
NEED SOME GOOD scRArcn PADsi-
Get them Al the Evening Herald business
TiiE ntllALD WANT AID PAGE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-08
WANTED

Position as s~tenographer with local
concern. Can furnish the best OF local
references.
ADDRESS BOX a.
Care Of Herald
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-08
HAsH NESTING ZINE MY&E AsgTYon . KNnsB0RX Real EsrAIE m VEST ooDAE


to.oo0-troom white stuero, huEgalow,
metsFn. .lesplng. porch. fireplace iafnaesl
ss,s5or sssns' ,sr ,'' sses,. mes.
~, larss slesping porch. West hiisel
Hggss. and lots in AZ parts Of The slty.
" 100 --5-room brick. modern. glansed
flteping porch, faraes, chicken houses.
l.wn, ~sideualhs. eopinei Third ~erd,
o., soo--ss s,rss o. soes Iana. 9 mIlss iron
town, tive adobe housea. outbuiidinss.
email efehard. electric pumplnr pfaeti
A. FLEfSCHER
Reel Estate, inauranee. Loans.
Phone o7t III South Fourth ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-08
FURNITURE

has not gone down,
but | am leaving the
city for good, and
will sell the furni-
ture Of five room
house complete for
$500. This includes
everything from an
egg heater 10 a phOn-
agraph, and about
$500 worth of coal
aud kindling wood.
Party purchasing
furniture can get
house for 10 90 n
month.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-10
EARTH $3.50, RUBE
$50 Qu1tIlaon Miles Off the Sky
Broadway.
Scientist Discovers Ira. the U1ivepe
is oHs ThcuSsro Tires Greater
Thar IL Lxs Beer Thought

Cerahridss MsS--f,- Harlow Szsp
ley. the astronomer ah3 recently Ct lie
10 Harvard from Ioul, Wilson or
se!'TG:..c::: N California GrnUlnces
,ha. lie has made discoveries that
-~yeSl the universe 20 1e & thousand
times greater than scientists hare
thoaSht
BY 70 doing - has relsxA,sA the
es-th so /. ,yatie ORG t.e1s2rss Ht-sgs
hess iirp3rtsa; than It has heretofore
occup;ed And Instead ot ae3pg In ,sas
"cepIer u yhiugs" IS hiss been under
s'o,d here; ~. l. estimates :, 10
Re sosne:bias Ike &t,lot. t.(,sl tssl {. q b
onru niles from he csaier If the
universe
b%'ur shsp.ey Is & comparatively
young astsysTep,0cr. yeg fta has wen Es
acthos.tAy.ve q!sce 10 tie .scieoce. r.
.s graduate n The Missouri State
Cnlyers1ty and q rsccsica. He whs
:ccn:.ae>! with the Megas wlls.n or
s'r1atarS seven years.
Fy trian.uia'icsA t&stns .Ne Gs'xr'c-
he.weer SID and earl. - base Tor
rass SsIre-asz,s. scicnt.,,s haS.- resr-s-
ei vas: 5.s,ancsS Gr;A s7.rt EHes asv-
ts1n extended hundreds ot ltsti wears
eves 10 the story'ev Ise q measure
rlyut 'te r]e5a6e-s.
The ~2n3e rlclsei.es are scar,ely In
;''e Froaf yArl ~ iNrto- saasley's
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-10
money

1t looks to uss whole lot like
the railroads who 20. both hands
Into the national treasury Will
the kind permission Of tse VII
son administration are going Il
keep them there until the Hrafs
10 stopped. Before the war the
railroads functiesed very salts
factoriiy without government
sid and with the high rates now
In force and cost OF operation
coming down they should be do
ing so now. Their business
showing for public inspection is
more than likely doc,ored Il
make it appear that they must
continue to have this assistance
II they are to be kept going Lei
the government get 10 work and
uncover the colored gentleman
3his woodpile.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-10

IN Bark ef Ere' 'a"s sassrS.-a 80
A-essrt cHstera.

loS&,7s, -- Assoarc,-sss,sgss Il . ,,asns-
IN zee rstc ~ a,s~eaug * Tbs Hank n
F.1 and. such ss sac rszSes.t -s>Asst i,sss
,rsa n ~. per orrt- Il an grass-s-s-
siNe a@alr.
Nc' gaist ~ the ggzsv hGatrsAss ~
tae s,a7 II the nArs sf England lts~fs
knows ": th~ cAansc uasyI Ire sct1sl
ANNOUNCEMENT IS T~s>Isst ex'Nafr ssssss
with Ise gcse.zsNr tasl * ~gh- rxgior, -
rhere the dans~;NTs ~ shr hank asst
leSdsns men ~ the csts- banks an,1
institutions Gre tsfhsFszl 10 sss'is~s-sss
csl the rse-t7esl .sas ssy>-isssu ~tscA a..
fects sll paris ~ 1A' NSsrsi
Whea ;l,t.>e js.shSH-a,tss,s s-~ c>sc-
einaet & S,s-ee~ssss'y A'tirsesi messenger
rS,s'1,s'<sssly knosr IN the css, as she
-tssnS cSra-,~ e<Aczsss % Ass sra-t~s
cNs, and yvil~w uslSscS=s. SsA,ss oct
~ the pa-i0r 1ith e..s3.~stsss saa~nsss
IN sccVs-asnee wi.a Sacscs: eesspn
carrying = has Ssesg - psr~.r tn q x,s~
erssse "a wA1ca sre the aasSsc wvrsis
VII p~r- eeat~
hrGdr>sss ~ axasrrs' css-as nasssee-
ecss xn1 nesssSger sssa whe ssve
ssea ;hEoassac the rAsszsss push fsr.
~Sra te rad .hc pes,cs. ~hice the
rs~s>srascr ess.A<Fa;ssy kseps fsce
s~ay fpsn iss cvead nn,A h~ has AZ.
tasS. " 20 the vs1
1Aen thsE~ Is a ~crafaele fr~ ssssrx.
L
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-10

For months the Cni,cd States
Shipping Board has been appeal
,ng 10 the people of this country
throughnewspaper adyertisIus,o
patrouire its ships Is a patriotic
duty ard keep America afoat on
the seven seas. We have no
doubt our people are responding
To this call where they have oc
easion right loyalty, but what of
the Shipping Board itself: The
Board seems bent an wrccking
there vived American ocean com
merce upon the rocks Of bank.
ruptcy. England has all along
looked upon the revival OF our
shipping industry with a jealous
eye, and We fame believe she has
the Shipping Board honey com b,
ed with treason working to drive
us of the seas by making the
business too expensive for as to
continue in IL. 1t Is costing ~
three dollars for every two dol.
lars worth of ocean traffic we are
getting. The Shipping Board
had 5000 traf6c transactions
during the year ending June &c
last, and employs 5000 clerks "a
keep the run OF the business
three transactions rsr clerk for
the year. Aud then the whole
record Of the years business 10
% ceafused that the Hoard has
pa 10 ssAi>ees - vsst - onl
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-10

The troubles OF Sheriff Will
man OF St. Loais County. - they
are Indicated in the daily news.
is but ore mere fact piled up On
q constantly growing mountain
Of truth In relation 70 the point,
that oae can's "osAkey" With
the prohibition law Sse getaway
with II. Sheriff Whitman had
friends In the Illicit distiIling
business upon whose infrastion
'oI the law hs looked with . too
lenient eye from all appearances.
and now he may have to surren'
der bis Office in disgrace. Too
many people fail t. take a Sc
vious view OF prohibition, the
whole thing is . sort OF joke to
them. There has always been
whisksy, so why step making It
just because there Ia 4 "f0el law"
which says one mustn't. and 20
go on with the joke unheeding-
Then one fine morning they
wake up, like Sheriff Willman, to
find this fool" thing has them
en- nneshed in trouble and worry.
and probably disgrace Prohi.
bition Ia going to be enforced in
spite OF all opposition. There 10
no such thing as wearing out the
force OF the law by continued
and ever resolute infrsctions OF
il. Offieial coBniyarce with such
inf,sc,ions cannot be kept dark
long, as the case Of Sheriff Will
man attests. Prohibition 10 or.
gus cred and sees in the dark as
well as by day. II the penaiI'
tes of the law are not severe
enough to insure its observance
they are going TO be made mere
severe. This paper strongly
urges making the illicit manu-
lacture or sale OF liquor felony.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-10
FORTUNE IN SHARKS
Extended Use Found for "TiQers
Of the Sea-"
New Industry on The Pacific coass
Promises Bic PROFITS for IL
Promoter
Victoria the supply Of nv

Victoria the supply Of M
material unlimited. An industry new
! 10 this country Is fourishing at Park er
island. between Gsl!ano and NaypS
island. on the Gul. Of Georgia. II Is
the business OF catching sharks and .
weeks catch at the beginning Of May
ran 10 NJ. with an average weight
a. more than q con each Nelson Mac.
pc0nld Of this city. who opers ns1 the
ofs, N,ast -catrk!sx machinery - tha
island. declares ,lrre will ne,rr ke Q
shortage. as there are millions h ths
waters surrounding the island
In fact. The farther north you 60
the more sharks yuu viii 6nd and
from hcr ~ Alaska sre thsis tse'a.
Ing grounds" Mr. MacpuaA said
Taking them fou TIE bp,iom q
the sea is automatic. Norway has
hundreds Of such industries The only
real hook for catching them, which
works on a swivel. comes from there.
and the so-calied cod liver oil. which
inNadvs the markets Of the world. is
really shark liver oil. manufactured
In Norway"
No,hIns is wasiei In q shark plant.
TheGe Is no finer fish meat than that
made from the hodies o! sharks A.
fertilizer Il IL superior to dogfish.
The head OF .h.. shark IL full u glue
OF highly valuable quality, and the
fms are much pr,Fej Chinese fossi
de!cacy. orlcn,sls here paying M
much AS Sy pound for II.
The liver content runs trorn S 10 70
yrr cent of fines, oil OF which abou,
10 per cent Is slyccrin. Sharks
teeth arr In demand In many parts
os the world, and fetch high pricc
J for the Manufacture " ornaments,
Wha; bones there are. and they are
few. - into the fertilizer part u the
Industry.
The creates, interest In this new
industry Is being manifested In the
manufacture Of hides Several Ameri.
can companies have hHsn formed. and
much research work is beinx done xt
present. The shark hides run frnm
an inch In thickness to the consist
enc, ~ parer In the baby shark, In
Seattle they are manufacturing hip
boots from shark hides and they are
declared to he completely waterproof.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-10
COLD Mine LURE
FOR 800 YEARS
Fabulous Treasure Said to Be
Hidden in Sierra Madre
Mountains in Mexico.
DYING PRIEST TELLS SECRET
Mexico City ceatains Records q the
Old Mins an1 PSsspsckerS tasSe
Reperted SEER; the Ru'nA
but None Reached Them.

B.sh.r, Ariz.-fo- @n wears sCrord'
Ing 10 reliable r-cN.r.s. A4e S.crTa
Nadre mountains af Sonora < Tn
huahua, A"Aicn, hasr hc!d u, secret
ot gold mipe ot fabulous richness
and vast treasure store of 1tad.
mined and hidden sway IN al 4i1ac'
c,~s'hle tuuHel,
The rumance o. the gold hunter Is
written Ia ts,c history of mans e@uFs
through the centuries 10 reach and
bring back t. civilization iais wealth
q the Ud Tycps mines Murders siao
,tolence have marked many Of these
efforts. and still In r,aoy hardy
hrvaS;s OF this mining coauEy To-
day there still s;irs the spirit which
has prompted marx TO brave the dan
eerx of starvation thirst md des>,h 81
The hand. af Indian bands and oEt-
laws In the search for gold
Records a, Capital.
Mexico CITY contains r,NCsr!s - the
old mine ami scvcyTa, pyV~isetIors- csie
ut them Jack t'Qnn, actrvt'sIcd Dis
coycrrr Of the WarHen district have
rrlprt.d seeing The r,flns 81 the oiN
milne, hut non. ever ~ari,e5 there,
According 10 Nc"ris ST 'he N'M
can capital In the latter part - '''e
Seventeenth century the isolated VII
.sge of Ola T>opa WAS raidc2 by In
t.ians. who destroyed the Town shd
Killed all IL. inhabitants eAce.s 8
priest.
After wandering for several @'~'kS
the Priest arrived NJ little 'o@n
called AuSa tria. es. The fagM TsSef
wher~ he was received snd cEN3 tor
h, n Mcxlcar family, HIS h"Tt>h'ps
caused his death, ha; before he d''si
he gave the family description a"d
map q. the mining camp. tie Ais
reported tina, the s,'ld ",,aii','d fran
seAeral wears - nsn'us iad f't~Fa
s,or,.,, In ats old tauissi ,s.Yu>c of the
tmpussihili,y Il sh!nnicut IN ciNitlEa
;:.S:.,
The story and map /. IS SAID, have
been handed doan fTSsn family 10
family for srucrs,i@ns, Thcsa VITO
attempted 70 reach the camp IoS1 the'r
outfits, and many did No, return. TIE
Indians for years nenscssa al ptNss'
rrctcrs and THIS condition sill ex'
lists, augmented by hands of outlaws
Max Ca,,,A. for several wears Mex
ear consul at Naca IL said TO haVe
been the latest possesscr u the
priests map.
Mas Twice Seen Ruins
Tie declared he twscS' sucNSS~sei n
re,,inx as far as CaSa E,ancs. s-Na'n
which the ruins Of Old Tyopa sTe Wis
ihlc. aud II WAS risar',si nc hsd u's
given np huls>s of r~achsns The ;&aS~
sf his d-a,h several y,ar> a<o.
R~Et Glover. local msE. t~stc
started With two cen.sSn,on> H. make
IN. r~rilc,s tsarn.y. ha, Was f's7c-i
hack h-.aa-r ~ .asaHtient s~aasr
ns~ui. indian. sni outlaws
Soar r>zisrkshie goat sfscSsfasns
have hs~a hrso<hs hscs frSs,i -. st
eiai,s 80 ,l- u'a TtoPa. tu, - far
r known no usse ever r-2shs-i thr
mles. .inrv the sai se~n Vas D.
strSssd c~siurs-s sesA
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-10

wsshfng gtur. .--ffs~ highest snl -.
sst psaats Ia the Gated Statss sss -
California. within sinsey niaas q saeh
ssher says bniietsn tssusa u ~
g.ey,l.sSiesf survey Msuas whtenar. -
hlsassst poirs. u i45oi feet nhave -
s.4rs and N Death valley tAsrs = . -
pss-sssssa that Hes 20 1sss hslsw -
f~~eI
The di6srenee In ha1nhe - 0A91e
twe retnss h snau. hswessg. - ~
yeg ssstrs. As compared v11A - -
segesce IA he be4Shf Cd 1sD3h -
land Ia Ada Mount Dpessst rlseo
aaess. test above go lsssk UADrsao
the .Asrs~ q ~ nsaA - - -
teet bslow.
iafarrnztian - - hanAs sf ~ -
sey shsvs thsa Dr. snDaep9 epu1n -
fsnsa is ssy srsnn = 0AD - .
a<ysh ss . patss sbsaf - - om1o
u ths i~insd u 1nIDhnnno - -
PSslfrt&neA ~ vsuoo - -
hssssm u ~ - = - - -
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-10
HOW-S THIS?

HALLS CATARRii MEDICINE
will do wha. wc claim for it
cure Catarrh or Deafness caused BY
Catarrh. We do not claim 10 cure
snv other disease.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
is q liquid. taken internally. and
acts through the blood upon the
mucous surfaces Of the system. thus
reducing the Inflammation and ~
storing normal conditions.
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-10
SsLse.iptisa, $l.se PEI Year

II In being said that President
Harding ID assuming more and
more TO take control Of the poll
tisal policy Of his party and thai
the Republican majority In Con
sysss has become wholly sub
ssrviant 70 his com mauds. W.
have 40 far been unable 10 note
any real grounds for this claim
and what complaint We have Ia
regard TO 1t comes frsm ou,
Democratic friends, whose party
was so notoriously under the
domination Of President Wilson
during the latter's administra
tion that the Democratic major
ity then in control OF Congress
always waited upon the Presi
dents word and only considered
. proposition when Wilson
wanted IL" considered and adopt
ed. SO IL comes In very poor
grace frotn eoLG Democratic
friends to criticise and rebuht
the Republican Congress on tha,
score. The mere fact that Pres
ident Harding recommended the
Senate to postpone its action Oh
ths soldiers bonus bill-for that
appears the basis of this cbarg,
OF presidential domination Of tn.
Legislative branch Of the govern
ment-dccs not constitute The
assumption Of unauthorized anc
dictatorial power by the execu
tive branch. Far from il 1t in.
dicates a concern in the welfare
Of the government that rises 81
far above personal politics that
1t makes the critics Of his actiol
appear small and mean in con
trast. And further, the Senate
IN being guided by that recon
pen,a,ion does not display
cringiRx subserviency to the
President. but rather sound
com mon sersa. II was a mo
ment when both the Pres deri
and the Senate rose above part!
politics and sci. interest 10 serve
public interest. In genera
uay the Republican majority IL
Congress is indicating It's com
plete independence OF The Presi'
dent. We have seen the latter
recommending ecoEt my in gov
ernment expenditures, tax re-
form, tariff protection and what,
mol. u which Congress resiond.
ed only In its own way until the
Democrats, wholly inconsistent
ys,h their present attitude, salo
Il wasn't listening To the Presi
dent at ali and that il WAS a do.
nothing Congress In conse
ouenee. President Harding Is
too asiule a tnan to allow him,
self 10 become a party dictator
and driver. The recent wrecks
OF President Wilson and the
Democratic party which lie or
those rocks will keep him sway
from thom.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-10

Congress will steer clear+of
Mr. Mel!cns recommendation
that len dollar tax on all auto
mobiI.s would make nice ad
dition 10 the nations spending
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-10

Governor Small Of Illinois will
have 10 bend to The law even as
you or |. Nokiug business gees
here ia this land OF the free
and home Of the brave.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-10

The burden of taxes must al
ways fall spon the little fellows
Who cant shift Il along further.
and they are she ouss for wseu
Cougfoss should have ths great
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