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Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-10-25
Business Visitors Here

DuSinoSS NlSltOfS Here
F. R. Bingham, division superin-
tendent of directories for the Pacific
Telephone company, and A. ]. Vance,
manager of the Medford office of
the company, were business visitors
in the city today.
Takes New Apartment
Mrs. Ella Mills has taken apart
ments with the Beck family on Oak
street.
New Directory Out
A new telephone directory for San
Francisco and the bay counties, has
been received at the local telephone
office for the use of all telephone
users.
Visitor from Sacramento
Laura Flint, of Sacramento, ar
rived in the city on train SO Friday
evening for a visit with Rev. Finch
and family.
Leave for Home
Mrs. Fred Cornell and daughter
returned to their home at Glendale,
Or, Friday after a few days visit
with the w. C. Brown family.
Leaves for Portland.
Henry Van Broyen, of 472 Scenic
Drive, left Thursday evening on
train 54 for Portland, where he will
spend few days On his return, he
expects to stop at Creswell, for a
short visit with his parents there,
Down Valley on Business
Mr.. and Mrs. Fry accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Rose on a bus
mess trip down the valley Friday.
Sidewalks Completed
The greater share of the sidewalks
which the city recently ordered in
has been completed. The walk and
curb on both sides of South Pioneer
avenue have been completed as has
the walk and curb on the west side
of First street.
Visitor at County Seat
l.. A. Roberts was a business vis-
itOr at the county seat today.
I ...4l~
Mrs. George Clotfelter, of Sacra-
mento, Calf, is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. r. j Lilly, OF Union
street, Mr.. Lilly's mother, Mrs. c.
E. Lilly, of Portland, is also a guest
at the Lilly home
Caught with the Goods
William McCamel was taken in
charge Thursday night as he was on
his way to deliver some moonshine
to a customer, and was taken to
Medford by the arresting officer and
lodged in Jail. This is McCamel's
second offense and he will probably
be assessed a heavy fine and may
draw Jail sentence in addition,
when taken before Justice Taylor
at Medford.
Celebrates Eighth Birthday
Burrel Wyatt celebrated his
eighth birthday anniversary Thurs
day, and was assisted in the cele-
bratlon by all the pupils of the 2-B
grade at the Hawthorne school and
their teacher, who assembled at his
home on A street in the evening
Refreshments of ice cream and cake
were served by Mrs Wyatt.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-10-25
Fishing in Shasta River
(From Thursdays Daily
Hodgman Awarded Contract

HOdgman Awarded Contract
Work on contract for 9R mile!
OF unit No. /, Lamm's mill-Fort
Klamath section of The Dalles-Cali
fornia highway, was begun today by
f. X. Hodgman, who recently re
signed his position as district high
way engineer Present work calls
for grading and macadam, and i
will be pushed to the utmost before
the winter weather interferes. Mr.
Hodgman was in charge Of the paw
ing over the Siskiyous, and from
Central Point to Roseburg, and the
work done on the Green Spring;
mountain and Crater Lake highway
Red Cross People Visit
FOrthe purpose of comforting with
local people regarding the coming
Red Cross drive in the county, Mrs.
F. w. Mears and Mabel Haynes, of
the Medford chapter of the organiza-
tion, Rev. e. P. Lawrence and John
c. Mann were in the city Wednes-
day for short time.
Returns from Nevada
George P. King returned a few
days ago from a trip to Reno, New.
where he had been for a week look
ing after business and visiting with
his mother and sister at that place.
Election Notices Posted
Notices of the measure providing
for the expenditure of $4,000 on
the AshlandKlamath Falls road,
and $4,000 at the crossing of the
Rogue river, to be voted on at the
special road bond election on No
vember Z, are being posted through
out the county.
Rents YeO Place.
H. w. Oden has rented the Yeo
place located on Mountain avenue,
and will occupy the same at once.
The Oden family are recent arrivals
in Ashland.
Called Meeting Of W. c. T. u
A called meeting of the w. C. T.
U. will be held Monday afternoon,
October 2S, at 2;3O O'Clock at the
public library building. All men,
bers are requested to attend and all
ministers of the city are invited to
be present.
Here from Grants Pass
r. c. Salton, business manager
ior the Grants Pass Daily Courier,
stopped off in the city for a short
visit with friends this morning. He
vas en- route for Redding. Calf, on
business trip, and expects to re-
urn to the Rogue River valley city
~ the latter part Of the week.
Returns from Hazel Creek
Mrs. o. B. Turner, 256 Second
treet, returned from a weeks visit
It Hazel Creek, Calf, with her
Mrs. George Dodson. Mrs.
)odson has recently been appointed
'ostmistress Of Hazel Creek.
Mrs. Mary Courts, 622 B street,
eft this morning for a weekend
isit with friends at Weed.
Viii Visit Here Sunday
DR.. Carl o. Doney, president of
university at Salem, will
e a visitor in the city over Sunday. ,
Ie is coming to Ashland in the in
crest Of the endowment fund which
, being raised for the college.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-10-25
Returns from Hunt

Charles Million and some friends
have returned from ten days hunt
ing trip in the country beyond Grz-
zley peak. They brought back a
fine pair of antlers and some yeni-
son.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-10-25
Road Work to Start

ieodu NOlk 10 otaft---
Work is to start Immediately upon
the construction of the highway be-
tween Grants Pass and Crescent City.
A survey crew is already being or
ganized to lay out the grade stakes
and get the work already for the
construction crews who will be here
shortly, states E. E. Green, who has
charge of the work for the govern
ment. The work will be done on
the section from the O'Brien school
house to Gasquet this winter. The
Pacific Paving company has the con-
tract for the 1913 miles which has
been let by the goyernment.-Grants
Pass Courier.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-10-25

A new telephone directory for San
Francisco and the bay counties, has
been received at the local telephone
office for the use of all telephone
users.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-10-25

Read your hometown paper.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-10-25
Entertain Relatives

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Larkin Grubb en-
tertained at duck dinner Tuesday
evening for j. l.. Grubb and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Beecher Danford and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack True. The ducks
were killed in the Dead Indian sec
tion by Mr.. Grubb.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-11-30

married at the horAe of the bride
Sunday eve
Mr.. Elbsrt Rast has moved to
the Taylor Hubbard place On
Route 2,
Our o. li.i1g r. F D. carrier NJ.
c. .. l}ulelge, seom7 to enjoy is
task OF travelling over otr rough
roads and asserting mail. Suppose
that Mr.. R. is the olde carrier
oat of luke,
We were pleased to meet our
goo | friend Mr.. l. l.. Campbell, of
Deuiis al Tuka Saturday. Mr.. c..
had just bought him self new
lizzie. 1t will be re nembered tha :
Mr.. Campbell had nsw car stolen
some years ago. He put up a
reward of S10o, and the car was
founi in A!aban badly used up.
w. are informel that Mr.. Bill
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-11-30
Iuka R. l..

The weather during the past week
hos been III e for killing hogs and
quite number of fine porkers have
been killed.
Some farmers are plowing thti
land during this fine weather.
MrSJ. p. limbs and family
moved List week t, near Burnsville
Mr.. Thos Hall is expected tc
move in. in short time.
MIR. and Mrs. Grover Hardy, oil
Maud, Ala, vi,ited relatives in this
section the last part of the week,
also our friend w. A, Jourdan who
is in the sawmill business at Maud
Ala, was at home Saturday and
Sunday.
We are informed that Mr. Elton
Gist and Miss Mce Enlow were
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-11-30
Faves Happ, nings.

Ners Sc re, heal very good,
! crops all gathered Sfw ills run
Ing Oh fu.l time.
7. +. McCuIloch has bought a
! 7 &c. r saw outfit and sill saw Ii. 5
with it.
Etv. J. W. Phillips preached an
interesting eernon At New SA'cm
li,t Sunday to a small audience, aud
viii pr4aei, there agail the next
/ 4th Sunday Evmlb dy invited
90 a.ten3 the}c seiv ces.
VI 9. BlachnrI oi B'rthcvi e,
NH, Was aU nd.ng tn htsite :
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-11-30
Iul a Route 5.

IS | see NJ. Ever. reen o a
51cm will let them h ar from me
iar see B supper and cand
p lllings are tie order tbn day.
| jisl wond # they are fav G
suecess.
Mr.. CHARLEY Smith, Of Memphis.
$ y;si'i"g lone flks nowadays
Misses Minnie Maore Mary Thonp-
and Iag crowd vert yhe,t.
mt hunting Sunday su slg all have
g'and tim.
The singiny at Mr. Rast's was
jlst splendid, had some good lead.
g 5.
Prayer me- ting is improving at
Evergr aen as Mr. George G isham
conducts it with few yarns, que
everyb )dy understands them and
everybody around he e at Snow own
is liking ! is preaching fine
Everybody issinvited to the box
pper at Oh II Ham as it is for bene-
fit of Brother Norman.
Well | thought that marrying
was out of style in this part of the
coun 'ry, but it has just commenced.
Miss Cora Maxwell and Mr.. Tom
Pate were married Saturday.
Remember me as Slim Jim from
Arkansas.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-11-30

next year.
Miss Minnie Massey is teaching
us fine school at Patrick this year.
Married Nov. 26 Mr. Andrew
Morris to Miss Mary Sea,on. We
trust that their pathwSy through
life viii be str, wn With much peace
md happiness AMI prosperity
(rAN Fl
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-11-30

Moore bought the Calvin Moore
place on r. l which was sold by
order of the Chlncery Court some
days ago. CitzAn
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-11-30

There will be box supper at
Providence next Friday night Dec.
1st for the benefit of tie school.
Mamie Turner.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-11-30

will buy every hide and all the
iurs brought 70 Iuka if you bring
them them 10 me
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-11-30

II you do not get the best pfiee ,
when you sell your hides to some
one else do not blame me. +
II. s. Massey, Jr. .
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-11-30
Special

Is lbs Best (,ranulatei 81
gar only $40. With ey
erv SIS purchase made dur
ing this sale we will Sc
YOU is lbs best Grannlate
Sugar for only Oae Dolls
have ouly 300O pound
so my advice would be {
come early, for at N
price it will melt just I:b
it would in your coffee.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-11-30

II s Massey, Jr.
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-26
TWO RICH PRINTERS BULLS"
Postmaster General Hat Preserved
Specimens of Work ef ths
"intpircd ccmpoftor"

postmaster General Work has two
choice specimens ~ typographical
errors which De- keeps on hls desk
handy to show o. the discriminating
iise most everybody else in thc world
noeior Work APPRECIATES that sori of
thing
Roth ~ these bulls occurred IN
cunneciion with printed portuiis ~
uurfor Work when b. was appointed
O. the highest posIilon in the postal
service. Onr ~ them hears ihe title
"nf. Herbert WORK. physician o. thr
rors wns with the late pope In BIZ
lau Illness
Evidently the Inscriptions of the
two photographs 500 MIXED up. and
nohuiy cauEht the error. on accuuni
81 ihc title u doctor of both phys.
eirna
The other sample wns a ricfuv n
th, postmaster rrnerui nnd an On.
scfiriion vh.ch should have read;
-Caorado Man Appointed Postmaster
Grusmt-
NOT o. 80 IN iite this; "Colorci
Stan Appointed Postmaster General
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-26
NOT CHICKS TIME TO DIE
Raider az Garden Seemingly Mad as
Many Lives as has the Pre-.
NtrhIaI TammY.

~ rnrlsn has flowers and fruits m
n; my nelrhhor kecrs chickens but
a. mure than my share IN keeping
those hens plump My son has M air
run and one evening receuily q fowl
foollshly met one ~ the shots half.
way. We vere anxious % dispose q
her; We could not dream of eating
her ourselves % our nelghhur on tho
other side promised o. help he out hy
lifilnE TIE chicken AFTER dark. That
nlFhi We watched fof bic cuming. ana
growing impatient started out 70
help There was my nelfhhor quarter
iur ihe rround without finding tho
bird b. had a inshllghi and Ian
tern.
Across the fence came the friendly
inquiry, Anything yuu arr looking
forT
Like guilty cunsrirutors We load
up o. md the missing chicken sufr n
her arms Tho ben evidently had ~
co,crvd sufhcicuily 10 hnd her way
home We douscd our rlims ana
scutiled for bsis -ESchanrc.
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-26
A Feeling Of Security

Yea naturally eel secure uhen you
luos that ths medicine you srs al'ui o.
taks s alaoiairly pure ani ooniaini %
hafmiai 90 habi pfoiacus duTs
hulh q nsilcns s d. kiimsfs swamp.
Rot. kinrY. liver sui taiisf frmeiy.
Its umr standard a purity. firtnfih
sni uoeIfnaf BE- maintained 10 even
boi'ls n sstnpnnat
Il b. nfniftt.'T compounded from
ysrsitlis hffis
% h ~ a fiinulfni and 4 taken n
tfsHoauiai iaars
D. b. rai rt.anmfrirl o. srsryihlnr
u b. nitana swat helper in fr'fflns
al ofrfoau.ns titnsI. LIVER and bad
o. tf.llirs
A sHru fiaismfnt r. purity & 18th
strY bottle of d. kimus Euamp
Nnaf
~ frl red rsiirins. you thruid
hsFr ttr lfsf On ss's ai al ifuf stores
ir lrff'rf RI fun rfrs. rrIum rrf infgf.
ll0HFFrf. II fru uIsh fuf o. iv thIs
fffai rfe1amiI0H frrl trn eruia 90 d.
hiuff a Co.. Nrghsmfnn. a y. Or e
sample lHff'f Wien urffns o. care ani
mgri.au tta paper -AdvefiiasmenL
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-26

gan aui ail.Ui EItrrmrffs
A.itoush tam In Austria. Ssrlaaf
Olu1tsman enlisted with CO., marines
ui thr ouihf,at uf the var ani CO.
tluuEh iun mu.irsi to trll thr aufI ~
hH achievements while nfHfuE
uEhIrsi che grHnnus co. AmeHcau
legion at Washington discovered that
Ulu,ksman fought in seven major on.
fafsmsuts Nsriun lisiirau Woutls.
Chateau Ihlerf, Mafhath st Mlh.,l.
suissuns and Mont nlanr
on the morning nf uuiuirf n inis
sergeant NluDksman started uut tn st
water fuf bic U1mrudrs. ~ returned
Without ihs waiter hui with W Usf.
mans and painful wound The
'liutn nuE' serrgnnf captured q lune
German anil lnsieud ~ ba,unri.ur hIs
rupiitr forrrd h.m to bead hIm tu ihr
rssi uf thr ad,ancn party. Comina
onto ihr whole batch nf wi Srfruant
Nlurhsman waved a hani afrnife and
ur'irrvl them ail uui of ihp she'll hule
thrf were ufuminE uud iuiu tho
arms uf hls Amrflran uHmrahrs liy
Nrlui|tr hrlu.nimeui Uiurtmrn ls
now rWrlufsd Ht thr u1ty iard at
Portsmouth, n A.
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-26
GREAT IMPORTANCE OF OATS
Used 10 Ratta ~ 0fo~iss chIts n
pcsi Nuth to nvua W stfoas
FfaHia aad Muscle

To Iurtnarrr of eats ln ths rsui.
tu miIn mrrw utl d. oteriookrl
ii farms itr tarEifns iu NAM ruilous
t .s lt.rnf mrafiant in the grssinr
fiIUH Or yuHs chicks. fw ii vii
snnN frame and muscle move go
uomirn'iY ihan ans u'hrf grain sirsl.
cut eats. fuilrl uats. of rrawlur mash.
~ tat.ng Efruni cats of oatmeal as
% tnse an vlrpiinauy sr,n1mieal
fr,is faf Eruuiue uoCk Fci lu 90.
nsctiuu With huiisfmlit. q males me
tesi frusirF fat'un L1W tuasu ~
e0ursr rrin mixture should be- fei
fHf tafiafy
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-26
MADE WISE CHOICE OF WIFE
john nrcsrt Hsipnats Apparently
local Wcman fof q Man q Hla
Stern psrostcn

joan nruHu. uhnse ho,ly later on
lay -a.moiieHng n the gnfe" once
durnhei ihe hdf uh0 afirrsaris te.
came hls uifp as a Remarkably plain
boz ufat inlusffIaus nnd ernnnmIrai
SRI" Itrsr iaiirf virtues seem o.
have aioned Coz hsr want oi physical
charm fur he aud n.authr lusl usf,
married when fhe vas ninsiccu and
be- vas oulr twenty.
n.auihr uus q STRONG minded uum.
an. bui she made John un crcslieut
uiic. and tteif twelve years of mar.
riod lIfe-trruinlici by hef early
dsaih-urrr musi taIpy. a. vas o.
man ~ decided nnd violent dIsus.si
tlon. aud his wife ls saId io have D..
srssei ihe faculty III rii.ns h.m o.
do nj shs wished and csus.nF hIm o.
believe thaf ii was Bis ldea al along
she dioi in iSl twelve Years after
fhrif mauiaEr and iusf after ihr birth
20 thf.f seventh rhIid
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-26
SEX OF EGGS AND CHICKENS
Department of Agriculture Says There
10 No Dspsndabls Method 10
Determine 6sH

frrfsfsi b. fhs rritsd sisiss uspsHmsai
0f ArHrufurfl
llaIsers of poultry have long wished
fof reliable means for determining
The sea ~ chicks and ~ eggs 10 be-
used for Matching. hu'. in spite ~ the
rruulse of various manufacturers of
detlrrs fte United States Department
nf Agriculture says uierr D. no very
depend h.p method f0f determining the
seH ~ cilrier fhlf O. oerinln eeF alli
produre and ihat 10 b. extremely difli-
rult o. determine the sea of chicks ~
masi breeds
lhe department hns made tests of q
number 0f devices rInImed hy the
mHtru fo E.te fooi results in sorting
Hlf maIr. female and ufrriIIe cgrs
ln aI uIr ihfi have heen founi io
hr useless Coz ihe purpose as two
lfrUrt r0u.d newer SO fhe mme 70.
Flit aIIN H .nf ~ eggs ani hHirhInf
ffs'H .'Dtri NHf UnU r0u'i in iuH
us urI tl 0.nsIns hIs rJes aui pcalns
H.f fI. fs.s aI uUaHm
NU H...lf .f flf ffarfnor ln the
co'nr af t.t down ~ fhr srtr. ii D.
fU possible u rf rHfh rHs'I-
rruO.r r..lrri fhe h.as ari oacserrs
' f'. i.u,I rm0uih la.. as aen
.s f.. Lai.HrI GOO in the caae
% n.f .f.rl tr.rIs anI tar.H,s tn.s
a. .H..f Hr uH'r nIfI aHf orr
fHI ..f r nme nfrr IhHss
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-26

u the Peace sullivan ~ unsllp the
llns ~ their single hlessednsss
NJ sullivan is nlso The man who
started The "uudef one head the
American lesion" slogan which haf
been adopted hy an the war orFani
nations ~ hIs home county % ad
vance fhe Interests ~ the service men.
carry nn hoHultallrfinn Work olImi
nate drives and wofkinr generally fuf
fht benefit ~ the msn who served
their country
A. Sc sullivan himself expresses
IAN war organizations in fhe
county hafr united under ono head
for fhe purpose Uf crnfulIf.ng o1r
t"fa Wr nurf fa Irni HIr Efforts
'Hfsf'f fn hHsufH'IrfiHH Huff and In
other uHfs serving ffr dsahIlI sfrt.
i0e msn hf r.nr.nF fhr rsaIanahIniI0s
nn fhr various departments Uf severn
meHi uhrr ffw EH.ns ufhrf ftHn
tf atUarHHs fter reHs Dol Zip
fHnI f.tI.nr
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-26
WAR ROBS THREE or MEMORY
Iuo Among nost Unusual Cases on
Record a. Vsisfans Bureau
IN Washington.

Three men who have losi them.
sti'es nnd whose mrmoy does not
extend hart Go tho war aheu they
received iniury, are among the most
unusual cases on nrurd no The Vet.
sfhnt bureau m Washington. u a..
amohF ihe long llsi of var victims
ite American Legion ls ondeatorng
to asslai the unfortunate cs service
mrt .n Finding their relatives
liaJuufu Thompson nt least that
h shat Del b. h0a UaiIrd...s nns ID
ts mUsi psru'Iaf uses iis has fur.
t0iiu who hf b. ln DE- head H an
uEJ thurnd uolni ils mennY
secs taOi fn January q IT.l. uhm
D. an.tti at a hnisI .n Denver uIih
iN In hIf rn0lu frrm onr ~ fhr
W"sf expensive huira m Colorado
HInau li.s mfmsI he nna believes.
IHIHUI aHHrfHrrr rIIrf fr ME
in lur0f Hr nn fHr trr hffnr.n Colo
eel. Springs afl Denver Tl mfau
rr0ruhfu mNre laI fau In Hs
lH..f aUi ar0rss Oh uanJ thousands
uHrr
iH searching Washington r...ri. f.r
fHr fu0r Uf uf IH.f mar r t.a
f.aIi fhHf a rffian lIafa HrI IHH.n
s.U DIIHrf Ir Ihr uaHre Hn. IuHr
@ iHIs arI WOO IIs.sarsrI I.mau
t iHiH ie mf a aIfr uI Ir.r
.I..ifru Hf f.mnH.n M. arI
n.fhrr See ltasr IHuHs.u af
tt|us. Toe nnH auH n s.rfaI.I
H.ut .H hs bead ari ra rrm.I OF
rrI r.aHlf 40 aL farraH..I n
srraI laurrnrss io fIrn..f.n 81.
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rr.Hf.
N. HH 'HrF aeu n r'rarHl IolH.
uHn arifaffI af d o. Angelo. i..f
faI iir tUn an hmrHHn Ieam
i.un Wh0r UHr.IHI II Deb Ht|
tf aas hr HHIn hr fI n tnof
20 fH'rE Hm U.rf GOO tt1n u'f
tf uh q am ffr fe0f nnr .n.f.a
a0I HsIeh irI raarIs 49, tIr. arr
EaI ani Q taw Nnf lar o.
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f.I ur Hha am Ur aHifhre aIHnf
nr rrHf rrrsn irf me tnaa Thr
l. Ars.'es rnsf ~ fi1r tra0n Is urE.
irF rrv effort ta tsIp fhf maH fHf
himself
a HhIff -un.irurfrl living utr
ti fr Neih Thirty frsf street Lna.s
Nns o. Is knaau as isHnarI WsIs
% ttc neFhtefhHoi liIs mrmHrf BE-
tarf iir trurr fhaf hr eIIHef
Del fhe GA nfH hmu.tF nnnfr.
snf aifh ihe oammani aas transferred
g. e. rsriaosurui tsiafhmeui aui scot
g. Iunrr ils ph.inFurh uas for
varirI to hs cemranY oHnnanif'
uhn rrHUrnirci fir fdrr tuf f.i n0f
fr0au n ranr A machine r.n tu.is'
tai mrford tis ahi0usn auf iuiurri
DE- tfinr Another Bad niHrrf ffr
irff shoulder cap 81 rnurfrafInn
of lusurnnrs on hr aVaniei fn ihis
man co. Nsiefans hurran fesffit un.
ti ts ifsuiiil COO tr established
Turor u BE- aif tas at ri ihrae
-un.drnUfrf' uV.ur rt.srrtirf men.
Great nuiain tas fce These iosi
s0u.s uto oauuai fnf ihsir memu.es.
snd who Euav ihrY uunaf rrrserf a
spectacle unique and pathetic They
ere losi asi know lt
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-26
HAD TO STAY IN
BED FOR WEEKS
Omaha Citizen Says Ne is Nov Rid
of Troubles That Had Kept Him
Miserable for Years.

y wns almost out ~ commission
when began taking TGnlac. bot n
has made me feel like n new man IN
a short time" sald ". s. Meadyllle.
I,1i North Twenty ninth s.. Omaha.
Neb.
Ny liver and Kidneys were out Of
order and had terrible pains ln my
back and sides and was ~ bad On !
often had 10 stay IN bed for two weeks
NJ time
The results ! got from Tanlac were
'ery glad surprise % me. II bene-
hted me In every way and believe
the Improvement ] received will prove
lasting and ] feel stronger and better
Than IN many a day"
1anIac ls fold By on good druggista
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-26

Htn irrH fHf trUai atI arr rhif fn
iIs'.Hs..sH hliHefa fhe aars of Lrg
hHus eHH Hu au ftHoe fa fauf
ur.ts UI Ilr sttrs nf fhe urilum.
eeslf ffrr'is. ulit ttr rto,riIm r.t.
n aIaHe tapr fhs same aHFauucv
rnil Co. DaI.ts Hrr in or D. uerss
go Iir srfau "a d.fsrUnos iu
CO., tfafiC tfrs.ls afr uni as apiafrnf
ul uril hs tlris afs tnnrs of fauf
mariis oit
Ihrrs maf te dIHsruces that VII
mate H resih'e to sau coo sears
oafi'L tui ta iaf pou'iumsn have
fuaHl ls nfI.at'e tasH far selrfiian
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-26

THERE Is nothing tn the world
= so reconstnictive as sound. re-
freshing sleep. During sleep the
system rids itself Of the fatigue
poisons that have accumulated
during the day. The food ele-
monts are taken up BY the various
tissues that require rebuilding nu-
triment.
II is important that you get
plenty of health-bringing sleep.
Anything that interferes with your
sleep hampers and hinders you
mentally and physically.
A common cause Of physical
weakness and mental depression Is
the reaction following over-stimu-
laiion by the drug, caffeine, and
Made by Postum Cereal
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-26
Carrying On With the
American Legion

A Uuuuu r1uvri um te
mair ht COO tta.H at Nashville
Tenn ttt r1.a'f.tr. ts.Hnr ths cr.
Itrsr oi aTTauiu. ard urEop
lr knua. Amrfiran ft .tHiifrs. mrst
~ them missionaries urlor the lesder.
shlp ~ southern Presbyterian mls
slon, have formed Issi of the i.e.
sion
nufInr thr war h cnsi rnrle sam
sa0 Co oloihe zach ~ his soldiers The
present doufhhu, De- rnfhri lu cloth.
inf cusiInr bot sisp ihs War deIart.
meut states
Tho Unly wumnn reii rlert in ths
arm, is Mics jean lloisou of San
lwnc.scu. CAL srrriuu in Maiu
Gerrml Merton She holis ihs rams
uf scfsani maiur
Toe Legion u huih Ntfih sni south
viii hrnrl 'ofih observe ihr tHhiats
uf Genruis Dec cod Umni rival lead
sfs uf ihr evil uur Tir muhist ~
HeurruI Grant uns uianrd un Arfi
81 ttIt fflr Hut that ~ iUr uil D. %
SERVED January in in1
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-26
Asla.,.s csrr.,.s,ls, w.

Adjusted oomrsnsai.Uu von o.
ciiei ,iCiufy Boz the uaiion wlie ~.
sfrudum by ihr United States cham.
trf ~ Commefcr liid chambers
voted fnturahlv sG'5 asainn the
mrasnfe The ruHsi States chamber
has oprosaf ihr bu frUm ihs starr
ne cummsfos hoiy Ir Tlr.io ~ pro.
tested thr quesi.UnnaIr uhieh uas
sui oai as te.nf unfair ln co.. vas t
rrrsTrff.f co. nhtrTf
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-26

-Whai O. CO.. pUruiaiIUu uf Cumson
Ggiet af rrrsrutf'
$50 iriuuf replied Cactus De-.
20 vas eighty seven iasi nIgtt uut
W Cactus tue ls as unnfavu toward
Ttrer fngsf Sam as BE- vas ehsn ths
poker same hruse ur. I rrCkrn maybe
By th.s time lts coils slehiy six