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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06
Six-Day Racers Are
Champ Fork Swingers

Aside from riding. eating 10 one
Of the best things the sixd day bicycle
ridsrs DO. Nor 10 their appetite
during . ssxday grind Of the pork.
snd.hesns- variety. II IL nothing II
not epicurean. the riders displs ying
In some cases marked flashes OF
temperament In selecting articles OF
food.
steaks ere most popular among
riders Eggs In a variety OF forms.
chicken prepared IN every concalv.
able manner. and fruits also are eat
en- abundanily. Coffee is used In
great quantities.
Some riders are satisfied with
four or five meals daily. while 9th.
ers eat double that number Train.
ere explain these lusty sppetltcs are
due to the constant tearing down
OF tt.sues Of tho riders bodies.
owing TO the continued p~daiinz
about thu track. The body requires
plenty Of Ammunition 70 enable
the rider 20 drive his wheel along
the wooden track for the iss hours
OF the race.
Az far az sleep In concerned. there
arc no Rip Van winkles riding IN
tho six.day races. This riders sleep
comes In periods that average three
20 four hours. are more often less
than an hour. and rarely are
stretched on, Go eight hours FOR
rider 90 get an eirhs-hour sleep.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06
AUTO talk
Savings due to Standardization Of

Savings due 10 standardization OF
auto parts are said 10 amount 60 10
per cent OF the retail price annually.
Number Of automobiles In France
has Increased by 100 per cent since
the beginning OF the war.
Agricultural states contain the
largest number OF automobiles in
proportion TO population
German cycle car sells for 5000
marks--about s22 at present en-.
change rates.
Eigity-three per cent OF the
worlds automobiles are In tho
United States.
DanziE. Poland. with n population
OF 35o, 900. has 56i motor vehicles.
Smoke f. caused by too much oil
or too much gas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06

inquiries received for cars 10 rent
whils Eastern tourists are In tho
Northwest
Auto tourist travel will be greater
because OF the greater number OF
cailfornians who will visit this sec.
tion. Cailforninns have two good
rec sons for coming. They have
prosperity and the money and they
have a desire TO see all OF tho Pa
cifio Coast
Afr. cu,hbert SAYS that during his
recent trip 20 California no found
that practically every third motorist
he talked 10 plans 10 como North
this summer. californisns have ionr
had the scenic attractions Of the Pa
cifio Northwest impressed upon
them II IL the logical place fol-
them 10 come TO find change IN
climate. And. az Mr.. cuthbert yer,
effectively Informed the California
civic bodies. an interchange OF vislti
mean. an interchange OF business
something California will not over
look.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06
TROUBLE

Cylinder release cock open. walls scored.
head ksskst loose spark plug loose or
broken.
Air leak in manifold Joints.
vslvs stems bent
Spark too far advanced. lower erankcass
bolts loose.
Worn piston.
Carbon IN combustion chamber.
Cylinder block loose
Water jackets ciogssd.
Worn or loose piston pins.
Loose come citing rod. tappst out OF ad.
justmcut
Loosenass or end play IN main bearings
Loose camshsft bearings.
Fan biafss striking obstacle. broken fan
hub bearings. valves loose or cracked.
valve stems worn. timing gears loose or
teeth worn.
Loose fywheei; loose crankcase; over.
heated cooling system due TO radiator
leak. sto-
Oil lsvoi too low. pump ohstructed.
Magnetic or distributor bearings dry.
OIL leaking thru erankcase Eazkets.
Broken or weak valve springs.
Spark plug gnp too small
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06
FORD ENTRY IN
SPEED CLASSIC
Wireless Equipped Midget
Challenged Big Cars

rSpfANAroI.Is. Ind. May g.
Wireless telephones and . Ford car
viii break into tho biz league auto
mobile racing with the soo.mils dash
for sioo.ooo TO be held at the Indian
spolis motor speedway Tuesday.
MAY 30. according 70 announcement
by speedway officials.
The Ford. which win be equipped
with . rronty Ford motor head and
otherwise strengthened. has been
entered BY the racing Chevrolet
ercthsrs->Arthur ana Louis--and
the experiment was successful In
art track races last year. II viii
average 80 miles an hour on the
local track ana win travel 10; miles
per hour on the Ions stretches &C
oording 10 the chevrciets.
They want their little car. which
Il pigrsy In sirs when compared
with the other mounts in the race.
to have every possible advan.
tnxe 10 the "Ercnty.Ford.- az the
car has been entered. will Be equip
PED with Q wireless telephone receiv.
tns Get and messages viii be dis
patched from the pits TO the car by
wireless.
Pit menSss and signals always
pIay . big part tn the race The
driver and his mechanic become Loaf
afssr . fsw laps on the big oval.
there u TOO much noise 10 hear each
ether. and the only touch thcy have
with the world = thru the black.
beard and flag messages they re-
esivs nom their pit as they fash
down the homo stretch.
Jack Ccrtner. Greenviile. o. has
been chosen 70 drive the Fronty-
Ford with the wireless attachment.
He 10 already In Indianapolis got.
ting the car ready. This IL the fire,
time wireless has ever bean used In
racing. II 10 said There win be q
small device on the rear Of the car
to catch the waves as the car speeds
(ss way around the course The re-
csiving he&dyesr viii be worn BIZ
the mechanic. who VIII IN turn do
liver messages to the driver. n IL
hoped IN this way 20 have the
Fronty.rord the best informed team
on the track.
II win be interesting 70 see tire
results. T. z. Myers. manager OF
the speedway. saif this would be
the emily Ford car permitted 20 en-
ter the race. as made this conoss
sion because Of the known ability
Of chevrolsts as racing engineers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06
Famous Racer Joins
Liberty Motor Firm

Joe Boyer. the millionaire Detroit
sportsman. who has driven himself
TO racing fnms in many Of the
worlds greatest speed contests OF re-
cent years. has associated himself
with tho distributing organization OF
the Liberty Motor Chr Co. as firm
member OF the Miller.Ju dd Co. OF
Detroit. according 10 en- Eastern
wire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06
Plan Road to Big
California Trees

AUBURN. Cal. May s.--Ths for.
est service has 81 as,ds IS. 900 for
the Improvement Of Tho road from
westvills TO the Robinson Fiat
ranger station. according TO an
nouncement by Supervisor n L. p.
Bsesiow Of the Tahoe national forest.
The announcement II considered
important. inasrnuch as the Placer
big trees are situated along this
route and the road improvements
VIII enable tourists and sightseers 10
view the forest giants
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06
114,325 Engaged
Now in Road Work

According 10 statistics given OUT
by the American Road Builders AS.
ISOLATION. there are i14.s2b persons
engaged in road building work. There
are $4,000 federal. state. town and
county highway officials. 1000 road
contractors. 1000 bridge contractors.
1900 civil and highway engineers,
10. 900 sutomotivs and chemical engi.
neers and 32s geologists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06

Because of the American women.
windshisids. gear shift levers. foot
brakes and upholstery have been
altered In the present style passen.
ger automobils TO meet the comfort.
whims or practical demands Of tho
fair sex
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06

London. Eng, has . motor nmbu.
lance for first aid 10 dogs injured
on the streets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06
Locate Trouble Thru Sounds
Kissing

CIV ~
Kissing
Kissing or whlstling
Kissing. back firing
Knocking
Knock ~ high speed
Knock when spark II al
vancef
ghors. metallic knock
Knock from overheatlnS
Dull, metallic knock
sharp knock
Heavy. rnstaiiic knock
Dull knock
Clicking
Dull pound
Grinding. sausaking
Squeezing
Biowinx sound
Back firing
Mhfiring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06
Heavy Milk Haul
to Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA. May q. = The
amount OF milk hauled TO Philhdei-
phla by auto truck increased 400 per
cent above that shipped in 1920. boz
ing over 81 100000 quarts for the
year, according to Robert W. Bslder-
son. secretary OF the Interstate Pro-
ducers' association Of philadelphia
Less than per cent Of the milk now
goes into Cincinnati by rail, the rest
going by truck. according 70 state
ment made by II. u. Bening. secrs-
tary Of the Cincinnati Producers a.
soclst ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06

An inventor has patented q motor.
driven machine - pick nuts from
tho ground and convey thsm into
. contalnsr. saving much hand labor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06

The total motor vehicle taxes. fed
erai. stat. and municipal. now
equal $4,000. 900 annually. or mors
than t3t a car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06
ROAD REPAIR
RECORD SET
Grade Six Miles, Build 10
CuIverts In Day

SACRAMENTO. Cal. May g.
Here 10 an example OF what can be
done In community road improve
ment thru a properly systematlxed
good roads day. In which local or
CARNATIONS and official county and
other bodies cooperate Other com.
munitiss could do well TO follow the
same plan.
The sood roads day was held In
Carmichael colony. near Sacramento.
The idea originated among the col.
ony people who took u up with
the supervisor from that district.
The newly appointed county high.
way maintenance engineer was in.
stfuctsd 60 cooperate. Here In part.
&. how n worked out In the words
Of c. W Detefdlns. Sacramento
county highway maintenance ensi.
neers
"A careful study ws. rnass Of the
work proposed. and plans wer. fnsde
accordingly. In this locality drain.
age 1. undoubtedly the greatest ana
most important problem In road con-
s,ruetion. A detailed examination
was made % tire district with the
bjec, of determining the most eco.
omicai and sfficien, si1s and ioca.
ton OF cuifesfs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06

Castor or nsat-foot oil IL best 10
soften a leather cone clutch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06

Never test . battery just afssv
flilins with vnter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06

Keep eyes ahead while shifting
gears.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06

Paint rim occssionsIly 10 prevent
rust.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06
DRAINAGE ~
CONSIDERED

y
The drainage was considered from
two viewpoints
FIRST The removal Of all water
falling on the road an quickly az
I possible
"sscond-The elimination OF OBJ.
struc;lonn In the natural waterways
which prevent tho accumulation oi
water IN tho low places. where
water stands the suhsoii becomes
saturated and its power 20 sustain
the traffic Ia very limited.
From the result OF this study the
number and sixe Of culvsrts were
determined ara delivered at the des-
ignate6 points three days before
road day
"fn the meantime the committee
mr.. 20 determine upon a general
nlan Of procedure. The colony was
divided into districts. Each district
had a captain who was instructed
In the work TO be done A far A.
possible N. men In each distfic,
consisted OF the residents Of that dis.
trict This was done for two rea-
sonss
"Firx,-so that the distance 70.
pulred 10 20 20 work would he as
short as possible.
\ Second They would be more O..
mlliar with the bad places In their
immediate vicinity.
RESULT rs
ASTONISHING
Saturday morning all reported 20
their respective captains. bringing
with them such equipment ms they
were able 10 spare from their farm
work. All day long they worked
tina, the roads In Carmichael colony
might be put In first.class condition.
At the end Of the day their efforts
had resulted In a most oreditable
showing.
when We consider that ~ men.
three tractors. one truck. eight two.
horse teams. two four-horse teams.
with all the necessary equipment
spent the day on the road. II in not
surprising that the day was such Q
decided success.
The work resulted In the instniia.
ton OF 10 culyerts. repair Of one
wooden bridge. six miles of grading
and the filling I'm OF IL low places"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-25
2iSt ONT O auIebiensuset | 2efSrif.

Seq bill fsrit fad nbtdle Ell Sdf I'll b,
/ gmerifa. TOM alercbe bar ienot p5
@ibrdg til 8dmlebiem % pibere tilfsit.
a. Snoiamlinsen Seropcr gIrber ps.
Get CT MI bc%rbicnrnlc blcnen mere %
mcre Snterssic for @dmlebien, % II
itnI mi fsrit / gpriI afboIoe en- Sd5ar
til Snotrst for Sasen.
Gi fan @rlino at DC trdnae Sihcr
Ute sisre Hesnins paa iaa itpr, Selsb
iclfalo for Oct fsrite. men ri ifal iors
ieec ienere peo @a5drer os andre Gins
ltoningcr.
5 gnsocruc / Srsnoelaaeu relics Der
GjamIcbiem nGiten o%perdlt; bette bar
il tilfslee, at osiaa DC fieite at @efolt'
rirseu / 3efspif mer % nter iubier Npos
renpisbeoer af ct iaaoant &ie1n. Sa hi
ru bar esen EiitriftsIrse / Spsbeu,
iaa er Oct flere. iom mcnsr. ar / Sprs
biroeIie n,eb @amIebiem MAJ Der pes
iGa bli m Sneeituc, iad Srgcu fInhc
iilic life bare saiuIe Sattise. men psiad
bHsre Yerioner, irrIis gsru, iom flno.
tuplGsaes Der. Set er ! mango Siem.
az Ylcicr or ,ad cddrll9, at SC9er rsoS
iuaes til at beorore Dem icnbt nj Srs
eebus, bette hinbe / mango SilirIbc
%Lnbsuacs, on Oct blep en- Speeitre i
Spebeu, bpor Ell SpecpIeierite fimos
p,cre BAN bcbirlpslis. Ser or bcrfor /
ilcre Senieeuber hsiit paafrrnct. at CT
G'amlebicm bIir oprettet. s iiSite ger
rsbsitpremsoe ben Toe STARTS bIeu
G'amIebieuisiomiteeu forirertet ncS 3
9funb. 9Grcr 8. R. 8runoc, Saitigs
itpreorbfsrer Surer Ole 5. Storli %
Seraeart 90. 8raper. Nu er bct Ytes
uinsen at irttc mere Sart / arbeiSet.
men meeet nlaa nj baaSe al Serge Oh
s'aturalpScIier til @amIebieu,mets gpss
ming.
Sobdrnes Nprdu.
Sefspif. 21be Starts 1922.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-25
Breoe ira norges Bygder % Byer.

Srt. Snse6ore 8sIitab bar ,isbt dfbsrc
Y. Yaicb. Roes 9ourb poa @~rrbalssren
for SIR. $4,000.
Seh &sros bar lllpen / Den ieuerc Sib
srasieret ilcmt % repet libel flere 9cnss
bnr for 9npperne.
Telem 9rinoiteo i Selbu % Spcau /
SlGbu Ifal Der bpsses Ell SunneI. geb
Sunuelens enc groc, Spean / alrbu,
'tal Der anIGsecs en- itor. MT Sterilization.
gtdn bar bercanct. al tibet bill taee pms
trins 4 Iar at fulbfsre SuuneIen i belle
i'm SGrgoe.
Gaarbbr. Cob. Chr. Scbichoc, Sparbu.
er bsb / en- Glber az so gar / lin Ssns
8iem paa Sneitab i Sesrc, bpor ban bar
beet / Bet iioite. If pttc SsIfenoe bar
ban ben iibite. ion, Sscen i~nbbcntebe.
aaarnrano Gbolf Satobien. 9ietcl. or
bsb. rs Gar s%amreI. San bar / i'm sib
inoebaot forificlise Siuipsbperp / 9srier
% 8ieitaitranben os bar Ell astet % afs
bolbt Ycrionli9beb.
SsrsStisrna bar faaet en- moSerne
8ierucmsanesuei. I~uIrsect or MI fGrs
big, efter bel 10 Gars iaibrliSt arbciSc.
Set or Staten, Tom bar tcitet SeianIres
get, % llosiftcrne edar pp / itprc Sal.
0eu nbe Sci bespnber / SeoaassSt arci,
boor Seieu fra SasicIpi,eu ntsner ben,
% saar oirette til SsriiorSeu. Iar
fan MI fisre belt fra Ssrfiorbeu -
eaer enoos fra Haatuaas - % liee til
Stabsbpenen. Snabau bar bet life
sarule Sage. Ser arbcibes peiaa for al
faa bnssct en- airfc paa Ssriioen al
Stisrnficrbcn. Sanfeu cr. at ben npc
Strife lfal itaa / Srenaeu, bpur Ser MI c,
~almiubeIie @ranplabs. Solicit / Ssrs
Stisrna er bIet lei at at 70 ieiIe Sior.
ben bner9are DC Hal til airten - Stier'
mas aantIe airfe / Ssibatten - oa man
fan life fortrnfc benz Neri. Yaar Ssr.
Stisrua M bar facet @ieunemsanespei
bill Ell airte paa Ssriiben af Siproer
irrlie barre at foretrGtfe. s Ssrfiorber
er Der foriiben a~lmiroelis 8rappIaSs
ogina ct aapeI, men BET er forlioet 70,
belle SsrsS tisrnas SefcItnine. On 8irfs
rtda til.
Sronbbicm 15be STARTS 1922.
Soban SeInes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-25

Stisbe fra Sou Sale, Siniaruif. til
Sorbisrn Dale paa gienponmcn Solbeim
for $4,000 &roner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-25

tieuer at ubfommc / 9oeform, er noeet
at lepc paa. Nten Oct ncrife Soil /
sImerifa f%oritaar iie life pau >@rrSicn
al gsser. Set er intet for bent at
brisc $3.50 / 8asoIiu pdd en- gfters
r,iobaas aisrct,r. Ren at briiee $1.5J
til Snbfisb al sooe 9sgcr - Der er
ipm at trrffe S9nber. Set frrper
srunnis Sperpeielie % ~fortiat llbir;s
ttIie.
"9Tne1clens 9aaS" faces hos Iusss
burg &ubiIiibius 9ruic % foitcr hin
$3.50. aieb Den, lrs ben, gin ben iii
rrn Zen, % ban piI ba big / tafncnls
melis Grinrrins / lang SID.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-25

Sfisoe fra Con Sale til SrpuiuIf SiiS
rdd S%useienbom itaneuoe paa ainiaruit
IImcnning for $4,000 aroner.
Sfisbc fra Siur @srpc, llGIcuspana,
paa Ydrcel Sritcbcrg -0Ieipctdneen til
Sorfcl @erpc for 5000 arnucr.
Sfiscc fra Yaal % Snecleip Saiiaen
til Wdrtiu 8. 6diso pad Yarcel glpotin
for 1000 aroner.
Sfiebe fra Cars 9. TrIano til @idrnc
g. 2ibSbeim paa TarceI gretfc for
10000 aroner.
Sfisbc fra Sdlitein @aratbun, Glib
fiorb, paa SisImo til Wnrtiu Sislmo for
1850 arcncr.
S,icbc fra gn.e Sieric sommasbtr.
ghetto til Commas apamuren paa BRIG
/ 8peito for 1000 Sronrr.
Stiebe fra ears s. apritar, linens
bang. til Sen Spbarnes abritoo paa
@riia / apritab for 5000 aroner. ibcs
rcanet for 9sSerc % aaar.
Seitcn / GnIcbuiua Sbbd Sfptterlass
40s GarSeaa forIsb meaet beIbia. Yer
bar iamIct ca. 1870 Iennciter. IcIlenl
DC inobueuc idaes fIcre al Dem. ion bar
mtcb at itiftc 2daet. Zen rIbitc Wdno |
HIptfcn bar Cars 8. Curriculum, ca. SO
Gar %ganuncI. Oct or iprrt 8amIins,
Tan bu trc! San boIot no belle Soften
iaicnncm Iisc til aI. 4 ON Noraencn 90
bcltos ipris / Sprinsbanicn. Set cneite
han iIuecbc oper por, at ban bar Tibet
trrnct. % at Seuterne life rigtig ilinoc
fcIoc meb bam. Nan baniebe pda en-
Nbt anocn Iaabe. ba ban lrrte for ca.
20 Gar iiben.
llnocr Seitcn boIbtes Saler bI. q. al
9aniel Gil. Gitrbeint. Sa,pb 2. Srcim.
Snecbriet Idic. Yolitin,citcr Tarum.
Slap Iaeoe, Safcb 8. gitrbcim. Slap
Soltpeit.
Sil apons 9cnsmanosonrbuo bar
mclbi iia - anissere, bcriblanot Gems
mauo aurctcI, serbia. Soreniiriperbcs
ticut 9. Whigaas, 2oftbus, Yolitibcticnt
Ycoer Solm. Sbsiebal. YoIitibeticnt
Sobs. Srnouor, Bergen. 2cnsmdnoSbes
tieut TiIs 2oiihls. apam, Rcicribeitbrer
Satob 8. @if, 9uant.
Nunot ON / 9anbet er SntercsIcn for
Ssnicbolo / teri Bert. : aoam islgcr
hi oaiaa mco. "aoants SisrfcIas" CT
nnlio itiftct,, % / fIerc Nar bar hi / gpz
iteie bapt SGaidIssIae. Be Heitc 8daros
br1raere boIcer MI en- Gel Ssns; men bct
er life RET Irnse iiben Ssnen fra bette
Solo blep rcsrct for ct elenbigt Srr, Iom
nm ufitcbtom lleaen % beraf felscnec
sgrgrclie.
s ainiarpit os l~laenspans er csiaa
osrettet Sg9ialgsIag.
Deb Sieltues Sapebruaeifole / lllpif er
cptaoet 90 glepcr, beraf tiin en- fra Oar
Danger, ncmlis 0ubriIn 8. Haa.
Com isr nGpnt bar en- bel Sci Cir
bcibslsie / SSSa faaet SeifiGftisclie peo
9eianl9e inben Sommnnen. ga Der MI
er paa Gale OF neoiGtte Saslsrnen for
BETTE "Nsosarbeibe" bar be "RsbIibenbe"
Itrar fora%nitaltet Protcitmsoe 90 triet
nteo - Strettl
sil nh Chef / Sboa 8rcbitbanf or
oriat srcnb Senelanb, Softbus.
Baarbbnier Sronb grr, Sclieitno.
'Sboa. bar faaet Sorbalnnbs 9anbbrlass
Iass SslpmcbaIic for Npoprfnins % OPP
arbcibeIic at lit 8aarbsbuis.
Nrbeiccr Sou s.. Spsiebalstpeit, ipnt
seItpa / StnttcrIassfeiten / Spba. faIot
ubfor Sisucbroen. oa ban bar pan Sicms
pci ON Natten. San fa1otes iom Sia |
Spoelucn. Sen fouiIpftebe bar 81 Gar
camel.
fsorfattcrcn sb. g. Saiifcncs or III
SO Nar sammel.
@i bar MI Rilbpeir % 9tarterre sr
inebarc peb Sistanten.
GnIteie lobe Warts 1922.
q. O. Staar.
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su sommer bIaubt NlabipIcr al

aammel 8labiolusmanb. SnbeboIber 1s
larerise % unberbolbenbe acpitIer OH,
Sprtnins af ben bersnnte 90 p%opulrrc
SapebIomit. gpperIisc Suuitrationer.
en- munSp9rlia Saanrbcs for Slomifers
c.nercn. Yris soc. Spcciel Yris ipr
Of onuenter Toe. Che snunSicu Yu'
EliIbina Co., Geeorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-25

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flor De 6or.
|f~anteriresi.
f~onferere
liter, Or. 5.
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|r til 8ogt.
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anfomntet
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Segations.
er frantic
trnebfpartc.
bn9rer inb.
Fbsbanblin.
lite Soloas
|r oct Srrls
|%elier1e 70.
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The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1922-03-23
MOTHER, QUlcKI GIVE
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP
FOR cHILD's BOWELS


Even sick child loves the 'frulty"
Taste Of acalifornla Fig syrup II the
little tonaus Is coated. or II your child
Is lIstless; cross. feveflsh, full Of Cold,
or has collie, a tenspoonful will never
Fail TO open the bowels. In few
hours you can see for yourself how
thoroughly II works all the constIpa-
tlon poison, sour bile and waste from
the tender. little bowels and gives you
\ well, playful child again.
Millions Of mothers keep California
Fig Syrup handy. They know tea
spoonful today saves a sick child to-
morrow. Ask your druggist for genuine
-calIfornIa Fig Syrup which has d.
rections for babies and children OF all
ages printed on bottle. Motheri You
must say california" or you may get
an Imitation fig syrup. Advertisement
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1922-03-23

important sulphuric acid industry was
80 per cent damaged, the sugar mills
30 per cent, iron fOundrles so per
cent and the textile mills were from
60 TO 100 per cent destroyed. Five
thousand factories were laid waste,
and the entire vital productive ca
paclty of the region reduced to a pitt
fully low figure. They were competl-
tors Of Shines concerns.
Today coke, coal, gas, electricity,
railroads, steel, forests, factories, ship
ping, harbors, shipbuildlng plants, ho-
tells, newspapers and what not are all
parts Of Shines industrial machine.
He owns more than seventy newspa-
pers and controls the Reuter- Bureau,
the Associated Press Of Germany.
SHINES enemies charge him with
being an Industrial buccaneer. They
say that In the creation Of his vast
enterprises he has used every device
for coercing rivals and Transforming
opposing corporations Into subsidiaries.
In Germany he is chairman Of the
boards of twenty-one corporations and
q member Of twenty-slx others.
SHINES is a member Of the reichs-
tag. He dominates the Volkespartei,
or Peoples party. Somehow or other
he manages to pose as the spokesman
Of the laboring classe&
SHINES rs rather short, and bulky.
He has a black beard, bushy eyebrows
and a crooked nose. His eyes are
piercing. His manners are harsh and
despotlc. His dress is careless. The
SHINES derby hat is famous-it is
black, with narrow brim and high
crown and lie always wears 1t.
They say In Germany that some day.
this financial kaiser Is going to pay
America a vlslt-to effect an indus
trial alliance and establish markets.
In the meantime, he Is doing his
best TO replace "Made in Germany" by
MADE by Shines" But Will he last?
Any estimate Of things German is no
more than guess.