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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-20
BRYS MtWR
COI.I.INGDiIE

Ss5Ou-N.arlv rGy. ~. --ru'. s'uu"-aud.ur..
detached home y rooms. hI.li-'u 'uU. "I@.
tric: lot 32x2G5. Swup" s. son 5ld Man 81
ylar hy
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23l3 RIDGE AVENUE pWEGiISa ST2Tf *

SAMUEL COLDER. FINANCE bLpH
EESTONSlIIE manufacturer w!i lrase ron
1000 To- - 900 80, II. or ms ihoutrl
rI.idIrg. p sos, Ledger on!Ce. ---. .-.-. -.--
CutNER pROPrRTY-Fourr rooms aud bath
on ,"r,rJ fuOr. store and rcar ROOM on 7
INST floor reserved hy oWi"r. 300 -"
.OIo \ 81 S'r-Threr story, 10 rooms and
EprI rIa., r'. vacant: rent $50 per month.
NuSS BROS, 264 Diamond s..
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FARRAGjT TER :. 9iS--t.arge. b"autif
! furn. front rm., cont. hot water, clectricitS
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COOP FARM LAED on CEMENT road 81
per ar~". PhoA" G,or. Us r WALTE
READ w. EphrR II.
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GI.ENSiI)E

BDAUTIfUL corner property, convenient TO
station; 3 sly. ~ rms, all Improvements.
hard wood floors, sun paror, 9-car sarag >
lot E5xib0; Sli.T5O WA. r. u, ROBEkIS
SON, Giensidc. Pa Omen cNcry day.
TWO story rooms. hot-wn,cr heat. gds
Kitchen elcc light; lot 5OXlao; fine con
dillon. SB5OO WM. Is. ROBERTS 4
NON, C;lenside. Open every daN, Ogon2 6S2.
NEW SINGLE 7-room DWELLING hot-water
J. hat electric, open fireplace. built-ln tubs;
unlisuai opportunity; s72OO, RENNINGER
q 1ENNINGER, Glenside, Pa Opp station;
iSNER Colonial dwelling; g rooms, attrac-
f- k{vSiy designed. substantially built; $1,000.
HfNNiN0ER . RENNINGER. dlsnside. Pa.
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PENNSYIytNI\-sJBtR RBtN


IDEAL LITTLE HOME i sc~"S on
$500: near West IN. ster y K" +nd irO ..N
from 69th St; 10 mi! = PhtI., = miles Wet
Chester; s.room stone hous". bath. barn,
large chicken housr cloEan' i.N"' land.
fruits nice outlook electricity ave .,uhie.
HEALD son. W"st Chester "a
ARDMoRE-sl 800. north s.d... ttira,'lys
detached s'on--anl.sk '~sIl"ure. -
rooms. hardwood floors hrt-"a'.r A~t.. ".sr-
trio light: 1T GIX-GO: garage cars. SO. UuW
seml-detaChs modern T"s!1erC'. baths and
garage: only small a"-yIDi cash n""d"d
L 1. - 49,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-20

OCEAN CITY
NO$T DESIRABLE stores pt Tth and Board,
walk. with apartments, at very reasonable le
rental ready about June Is; also apartments
at Boardwalk and Ocean ave, at llth 81,
now Apply Hanscoms. I34 Market ST..
Philadelphia. -
OCEAN FRONT COTTAGE. SG3 brighton 80
Fully furnished, bedrooms. maid room
and garage: June and July; $500 Phone
sharon I'M So. 2.-
MODERN COTTAGE; 3 bedrms; porches
fireplace; $500; July, Aug. Sept u Wcs
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS

WILL SUBLET. furnished 6or less than the
price OF the unturnished apartment. g.
room apartment. IN modern apartment house.
10Th and Chestnut. from June is to Sep
'"iuber II, to responsible family; all light
outside airy rooms; phone. electric lights.
references exchanged. $50 per month. Call
Eaung 1878 NJ.
ITO \. vicinity 10Th and Erie. for ,mme-
date possession beautifully furnished O.
r"",l-and.pprCh apartment; all modern con
N'nieNr"s; lanitor service: player piano. vic
'"i', Eril 3I32 y. lnth, or ph. TiOra 1873 VI
FURNISHED housokcepjng npartmrnt for
rent. June to oct. !, 3 rooms. batn and
HNrh"Lc't". most desirable city location Oh
,3rn"r, hduIis only. For informant On tclc-
ph@nc T"rr"sda!v 7O1s.
; r.. COR. I'm and summer sts.--New
., hpartm"nt, rooms ard bath, unfurnishCd,
promises.
JtNE 10 to Sept. 10 handsomely furn, Z
IN, apt, 210 3. l7th st. Can Snruce .50-
pelore | A. NJ. cr after $40 p. NJ
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HELP wANrrp-MAr.

BUSIIELMAN. experienced; STEADY ,ss-,.7<
and good salary. Apply in person ro.,tlle ~
Stetson ID. Taylor. 415 Market st. IN ony.
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NJEIROSE PARK

rwo-story 7.room dwelling, laundry IN shed
porch. lot .5xlOO. rrice $4,000. $1,000 cash
NAPp. 3GOq s. 9th 81.
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WAVERLY APARTMENTS

14OS ERIE I'VE. -, M.
Fine e.room living apartmenis reht 1Hb 1HfbSbspt.
near al car lines < trains. >. r. I,'opens ns
Nortbern Central Trust Co.. 5. T.. COR
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MERTON
NORTH GLt>>IDE
NORTH \i.ES

iT5ro.-Nttfa,tly" ,ottago. rooms gas ava
c'ecir... lu' l.OX' - IT.. immediate posses
SION RENNINGER Il RENNINGER. G'"n'
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COUNTRY BOARDING

IDLEwfLD FARM--Just outside of West
Chester: hot-water heat. electric lisnt' n,,,
ming water in room: open all the year roV,i
for adults, Phone west Chester III NJ.
Mrs. Thomas s. Mellor West Chester. "a.
BACKWARD CHILDREN can have healthtW
Fischer. r. f. D. No. 3. vineland. N. j.
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ROOMS FOR RENT
BOARDING
BOARD WANTED

wANTED--Igoard I'd for couple: rehned private
family. one or two rooms; city or suour,
ban; two months: references exchanged. Z
i30 Ledger Offlce,
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DRENTI iil!I.

NEW COLONIAL type. on cor, lot; 10 rms
baths. INV. heat hardwood floors, conv
to train or troll. hnan. to suit. Nee COrmlrk Il
Mccormick, Lincoln BLDG, or Elkins Park
TWO new stone colonial dwellings,. lor,
baths latest tmpts.; h"autifu 'uraiinn
ON Spring ave. near station. !, Walker.
Elkins Park,
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALH

CHAMBERMAID or waitress. Apply presssnnt
place Monday, Tuesday, "Wednesday :"
tween 10 and | o'clock: reference kN.%t
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DI Bon
CLAYTON
Building Lots
{ I.ENENTO\

bkhI ITlFUL room :"ud"rU bungalow.
por'h"s. Old ~had" and shrubbery: n-a r
train cud 'rolief. lot 55x2iU, -" photo: priC'
$500, half cash real Io'e nest. GETTY.
20 y. 1871 81.
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NEW MISREPRESENTATION
ATLANTIC CITY

FOR summer season or until Jan 1-En
bassy Apartments, 2707 Pacific ave.
BOARDWALK Turn. apt. $3.50 for sum
mer. w. kennard. I0l Chestnut. Phila
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STONE HOUSE stable and garage. ~ rms.
baths; acres with b"aut.ful trees
nee at $40 900.
- TREAT { TREAT. MaEne. Pa
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BYWOOD

Al-stone detached dwelling haGroo,us
tile bath. separate shove. snan amour,
cash required. f. " BARNES - y. GO;h
street.
81 ACRES-Ideal outing home; stone hwE.
remodeed. rooms old shade stream.
rural scenery: 2 mile from station on New
town Div. si950.
VALUABLE FARM and woodland. IDEAL 10.
cation for club, hotel or sanatoE!um;
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-17
ABAJo Ell ANTITAz

Old: los que nevais ALA en- Ell alma
de negra envidia Ia dofencia grave
y 1Iaceis ante la faz del Universe,
de 1ingida bondad, cinico alarde.
lAbajo ell antifaz! Es necesario
que este perpetuo carnaval acabe;
al2ad Ia ftente palida, en- que el vicio
marco al pas:(. su huella degradante.
jFalso pudor vr'estras meiillas quema?
IArdcT fugaz caIienta vuestra sangre9
IAbajo el antifaz! La hipocresia
es 'torpe, y vii, y m1sera, Y cobarde.
Llsgad aqui: que la vjtud os YEA;
que vuestra horrible fealdad la espante;
que la luz ilumine vuestro rostro
y el latigo fagele vuesara car1le.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-17
NuLLA EST REDEMPTIo

NOBLE y .altive, generoso bravo;
de. robustez de !entusiasmo lleno;
dueno eel mundo del deber esclavo;
alma fogosa. corazon serene;
brazO nervudo, voluntad entera;
la fe por guia, la raz6n por freno;
Ia liDertad per unica bandera;
SIN la cobarde sumision del paria;
sin el brutal instinto de la fiera;
asi en- mis- suenos de anlbicion pre-
~ . H# g (caria,
quise en- mi patria contemplar un dfa,
no la turba rebeIde y tunultuaria
que en- algarada indtil Sc extravia,
sino Ell pueblo viril. heroico y fuerte
que sin vanos aIardes desafla
ell goipe injusto de contraEla suerte,
y mostrar puede al invasor triunfante
su desprecio Sublime de La muerte.
Luis Mufioz RIVERA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-17

En- parangon con La labor fulminan-
te v decisiva de los caudillos de la
emancipation de la America-Latina,
Sc acrisoia la labor perseverance, mst6
dica porfada de los hombres que
lucharon pur la conquista de los dere
chos de nttsstro pals.
Aquellos caudillos hicieron los pue-
bios de esas repdblicas frrmanas, en-
tire el hume de la p6ivora y tel chocar
de los aceros. De la sangre que aque-
Hos pa.riotas. derramaron sobre las tie
Aras V1rghnes de nuestro continents,
surgi6 la ficr roja de La ilbertad. Y al
desposarse con La Libertad Ia virgen
America, die al mundo, como fruto de
su .yientre fecundo, esa fioraci6n de po
t'sntes nacionalidades de caudillOs, die
tadores. poetas Y artistas: grandes ena-
md-ados de la libertad, algunos;. otros,
azotes de sus puebIos, tiranos sangui
nst.ios, corrompidos Y venales, mons
trtioso iiberticidas Y ten aigunos de
esos pafses la libertad ilumina, con
svividos destelios, su nlarcha continua
hacia ell progresO Y en- otros yace bru-
talmente violada, al pae de las tuIn-
bas de los caudillos, sacrifcados por
la cobardia y la ambici6n de los que
detentan 81. podar, sOstenidOs pOr el
crimen v. la audacia.
Estos granGes homllres nuestros, que
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-17
"Recordar es vivir" Dante


de transfundsr sus ideales en-. una con
ciencia popular, virgen de todo con
tacto con la cultura y con toda tenden
cia de pacifca emancipadora robel-
dia.
Y empezaron por nuestra limitada c1a
Sc letrada, que viva tranquila, cream
do sus intereses. Y afirmando su posi-
cion en- fel cultivo de sus fincas, en- las
actividades paciflcas. del comN:cio y
en- la buroaracia de menor cuantia, hu-
milde y subalterna. No fuccon, tai Naz
sus mas fuertes y renaces -enemigos los
que sc empehaban, per su convenien-
cia particularisima, en- sostener ell re
gimen, sino sus propios con1orraneos,
sel mismo medic social, refractfiio a
toda innovation, a toda idea nueva
que pndiera altSrar, conmover, la vi
da de la colonia Ellos no podian buscar,
los primeros pros6litos de la causa en-
la gleba: tenian que formar, que cons
tituir, primero I'm 'estado de opinion,
y habfa que formSrlo en- la clsse le
trada, " ssta, en- su mayoria, no guerra
OR hablar de aquellas cosas, que cho-
caban, con espantosa estridencia, con
su 'tradicion con sus habitos y su lido
sincrasia. Y empedaron la lucha Que
no siendo anegaaa por la ssngre, que
no habfa donGts derramarla, tuvo sus
dfas de mayor esplenddr Y sus mas
! gloriosss jornadas en- las contiendas del
vefbo y de la pllna.
Asi lleg6 hasta la dormida concien-
IA poptilsf' ell verbo, que ltevaba en-
sus infexiones auras de llbertad y
fecundas promesas, 'hu0o opinion p1
blfca, con sus naturales gradaciones,
y ell pueblo" So fue hacienda, y des
pert6 la conciencia popular, ante las
sugestixas claridades de la libertad.
Ell v\bo de. aQuellos hombres l13-
vaba la misma trayectoria que las es-
padas brillantes de los caudillos hispa
no-americanos: estas iban derechas a
ciltar las cad'enas de la esclavitud po
Utica; aquel iba a fundirlas, para rom
perlas en- la fusion, con Ell fuego de
las ideas. Unos Y otros Sc colocaban,
justamente, dentro de los 1imites geo
graticos 6.e sus, pafses y a tono con la
psicologia de, sus pueblos..
GCaudiIlo? GIibertaSores? GEstadis-
tas? ".
81; cada uno lie fue en- su epoca y
en- su tie':ra, escribiendo con la punta
de su espada, con los puntos de su
pluma, las paginas mas brillantas de
la historic de su pais...
NJ. Mel6ndez MUNOZ.
PoEsIAs DE MUNoz RIVERA
HoRAs DE FIEBRE
Memorials de otros tiempos mas her
mosos;
reminiscencias de otra edad mas pura;
suefios de amor que ell desencanto hiela;
placer fHgar que la tristeza' nubla;
afan pueril de gloria Y de laureles;
ciega anlbici6n de honores y fortuna;
ansia sterna de luz Y de ammonia;
recuI dos vagos, esperanzas mustias;
nostalgia de una patria que Sc suefia;
vacio de una fe que Sc derrumba;
arFanqEiss juveniles de entusiasmo;
inmensas de amargura;
lah! dejad que mi espiritu repose
en- Ia suprenaa soIedad nocturna,
como reposa el pobre r,sregrino
para segufr su interminable ruta
ABAJO Ell ANTIFAZ
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-03

"1@n nacan~~on--wsst, snef~s noilA.
ING to thar rm ia love wigh her. Reeg
In s~se wath her sAnc~ I've been knee.
high u daS1. So 'w yoa Sos every
ogiAeF human being tsas shsaks hes
tNxusar nAAn. Sos Maurice Ro<lalne.
n0at know sssout the r~St II you--
hxsg I hGs~mT ret rAaanc~ neny lex
u h<shes son TIE prehsem right now
Il so ges sour partner oat q 3ail. How
mnsas snuaey have yca gets~
'ssnly litsie mare than two thcus.
ann
Net enough Tasereal he bunds on
.~pr charges A, the least. they'll he
ar~npd shsm~and 1oaiars apsecsN
rr~imhitsiSeS Aae thAt sAacsN rmn
NrSHad Srn ghnnsane fsw tie hnnch
Hssw escp, the Iliae Paprys~
Il donS know what It's WORTH
Neither 10 |. Neither daes the
issssge Neither hnes nay une else
Therefare, ms wnsth sf lsaxf ten shsas-
and anssars Taafrsl 90 TIE srsrk. rs
suggest new sha< soa get ~ ssszs your
deeds snd acccngany me t. she raiErs
"a Nsssae~ pfga@rwsSr, tswf smrsnMr
az yours viii hnre te eat dinner in
y place called Ia unatSnlsiess language
the hoese~sw -
Soua Fairctild WAS dressed ansi
wMikea hnrrseafg WY the street with
the voaablc attorney. A halfecur
isore aud they were before the cears.
FA.rcAiia. the sawyer and the sall.worn
Harrs. his racssaclse sntterAng III aDo.v
dire<ssnns than ever.
Not gaflty. Your Homer. said Ran.
aasFh p. Farrell ~May ask ihs cx.
trEf a. the honds~
The iudge adjusted Ills glasses and
studied the information which the dss-
trics attorney had laid before hisa.
.Ia view of the uunsber ol charges
and rhe seriousness III ea~i. nauss fix
I'm aggregate lsona oi ftve thousand
dollars. Cs fmelse hundred offs a0slars
fer each case
Thank veg NE hAd come prsssasei
Ter ino~ Mr.. Falrcilla, who ii Mr.
HErssins isafsRew. IL here to appear al
tsondssnaE- The deeds are ia bis nngne
alcre. tAe rsranerShip existing. ns
understand 4, upa1 shesr word 81 hon
Dr tesween theEn- ! refer, Your Honor.
"a me deeds NJ the BfNe ragsFg galre.
Neuia Your Henor care 10 examine
ihemy~
His Honor weEla HIS Honor did
For kong fn0nsas he studied thesn.
and Fairrhisd. m looking ahee4 the
ceursrean. san the haiiir Ia ceurersa-
tion with tail. thin RASH. witA sQnin,
eyes and scar marked forehead. A
zDctneu; later. the gncge locked over
his glasses.
-EaiiifE' e
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the judge passed The papers to the
clerk ~ the court.
"iscna accepted. IN set this trial
fer Noyesnler ~"
every weii. Your Honor" Their he
susped wgfh Wide grin 10 his clients
THAT'S aIl nutil November"
out they filed through the narrow
sIsie Of the courtroom, Fairchilds 3
kBe~ brushing the trouser lex us
Sanlnt Roaaine ax they passed. AZ
the door. the attorney turned toward
ihesn, then pat forth hand
"Drop in amy day this week and
well 80 over things he announced
eheerfwlly. I'VE put one over on his
royal tohlots that time. anymay. Hates
sps from the ground pp. wprsf We
car hope for IL conviction and then
Supreme rUurs reversal III gss him
50 mad he'll fiil the case wsfh errarx
de used to be aA Instructor down al
Boulder, and ] stuck the pages Of
iecture together on hiin one day. That's
vhy asked for an early trial Knew
he'd give me late Que That'll let ns
have time 10 stir up little favorable
esEdeDce, which right NOW we don't
Possess. Undcrstnnd-aIl money that
comes from the mine IL held in etrrow
until this case is decided. Bu IN ex.
plain that. Going 10 stick around here
sDd bssk In the efynIxence or really
possessing case s'iongr'
And be surned hacx Into the c4arg.
room. While fairchlid. the da2ed Hsr-
~ stalking beside him. started down
the street.
-'ow do yon figure itY. asked tho
CcrHishnsAn st last.
sNhafy r.
+Rodaine ~ elr,ed Us out r
Fsirchild stopped II had not &C
Cured 20 rim before Lut now ne
sa~ II \: that IL Rodslne. as sn expert
ca mining. had condemned the Blne
Poppy. n could have meant oaIy one
thing. the den5si a. bond BY the Judge
and the lack OF freedom Tor Harry.
Falrchiid rubbed : band across his
brow.
Il can't figure H. came az last.
-And especially since bis son IL The
acruser and since got the best of
them bvh last night =
Got fbe best of 'ens Your
The story WAS brief in VS. telling.
And it brDueht no explanation of the
Sudden amlabjiify dlspssyed BY The
crockec-face1 Rodaine. They went "a.
STRIVING valniy for reason, ~ iasr 10
stop In front Of The post Office. as fbs
postmaster leaned out ~ fhe door.
"Your nause's FarehIid. isn't ifr'
sste6 the person of letters
~TsSr
Thought 70. Some Of fbe fellows
said you wss, There's been letter
for you here for TIVE dhysr
For mey- Vaguely FsIfrhild went
within afd rcceised the ulirslys. .
plain, topd enseiop+ asfh0ut d ~
furn address, tIe turped n ssAE And
oyer IN hts hand before be opefkd Il
then looked At the postm5rk Dss-
ves AZ iasf
~Open X. why dsn'f yoGr
Harry's nrstachs was tickling his
ear, ~ The bIg miner Nfvsd oyer bis
skoplder. Before them were frures
srd senfenr<s wAich b,nrr<d Tor > mo.
k1rxf. .fnnIfy 10 resolve into:
-3ir. Kcb<s1 Yslrchisd.
-l,saadI. Colorado
sD<Ar F1rs
n sns enrpDreed vi ! <isent whose
zssss ! - ~ ~ IIbxZlk e s1sts, r
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has hs~n SLOWLY aslning over hls "A
ve,ssfs>s ets Ms masIa u 10 slIshs
shs. this race may BE- decided ~ 4
hair, Mnh ssS precincts in short hae
is.eS<. nnsas io.sse ana Iliil, sSs
nsrns has been one Of the surprises
o' The ssnApAlsn. bu, Il is believed saA.
hfl VIII move into the position o.
r.aner .ap before thu night Ii over
mins hsAdQa4sserx elaimea the nom.
lnsiioa "Wednesday niShs on ihe tsca
o. unofficial rcturns. despite ssh sAes
shns he has been slated Or third pcs
si,lon by other repcrta
That thu Endorsement given walton
IN democratic sucnsholdn Il being ".
Elected All the way alung the sicAss
wAs indicated ~ the unexpected al,
play Of streagsh upon tina part ~ me
various ieague snaersces late wet.
ncrdav
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-03

Manual Herrleha seoFssary has
manmaulniopsly sacrificed better
lch 10 stay III mo NefYiee * nm
Eishth ilstsiet eongre mlnau. iila
maFsyfdom viii not be ilkely 10 sx.
tsnd over next March l. hpNeyer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-03

A cough that hangs on weafm dowH
The sufferer leaving him unable III
ward or sickness. Jos billiard. ifS
FILLMORE &C., Nashville. Tenn. writes
! wos suffering with q dry faekiag
Cough and palm IN my chest. but alpcR
taking Folny's Honey aud Tar, | ha
been relieved" Soothing aud heal
ing Sold everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-03

NJ J aEksl what does d striking
personality Atrika fofs~ Recognition
would be- our Ruass
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ILLUSTRATIONS
BY Van Nice

~yeS. Tour Honor.-
~Have Yen any inforsmatien regard.
Ag The value of the nlae rogry min.
igx clsimss@
str have juss heen talking to
Mr.. Rcdssne. lie says they're well
wcFth the value ~ sAs bend.
siicw shout that. Retainer Tho
.udge r~eFed down the courtroom
They'll do" was hts answer, aud
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his opponents under on early returns
In the race for examiner and lnsrar
tor. Prigmore. klan indorBae III u
formidable candidate III othcr can.
paigns, a worse third The vote from
s20 precincts gave parklnaon ig.15ii.
priEmore 7,aoi and WliImerlng s.0ag.
Fulton Leads Kane,
Justice Matthew J Kann. incum.
bent, irsrie candidate. ii behind hi
mer J Fulton. Khan inaofssN. ror sAo
supreme court nomination IN The third
district The vote stands FULTON Coz,
Kane 57i aud Rogers slll, with VI
precincts IN. Kane's chanees 10 climb
ate bcttered by the presence " tse
ctntenders In the field
Judge Thomas "a Doyle. league. II
leading chappelI. khan. FOR Judge III
the criminal court of appeals VIII
~ precincts reported Doyle had i.Tss
chappeil 1898 and Tillery 100
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-03

CHIEF Justice Harrison. league, i
leading Crow for the supreme corr
In The fourth district with 70 pse
circts reported.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-03

Franklin, league. WAS well ahead ~
his four opponents for clerk Of The
supreme court,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-03

Airs. n M CAskilI, EtnA Cresa, Iad.,
writes: r suffered from severe back
Gbe and sharp paine could nor
stoop over. Foley Kidney Pills give
fpe such rejief that ] can not prafke
fhtm t00 bighly.- This etaodAfl 4
rrrnedy Tor kidney trouble and bladder
1l,msnfs .cnn - akea uifh ebsoIute
safety. ~ svgyvhsss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-03
Ha FELL THROUGH,

MaEale Wusi. You haak here Il
shousht yau had faliau lute ! fe*-
tnpei
Itenryf ava ana weas flsht
through NJ From Aaw*ws IAonaou.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1922-12-08
nhIfllA NkQstgIlEz OF e.
( at fit 6IBl
~ By RoDrRr LOUIS s''''"s0"
By ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON

lords chief occupation. The sound of
their two voices audible great
way OFF, for they spoke loud) became
familiar in the neighborhood; and for
my part | found it more agreeable
than the sound of birds. 1t was pretty
to see the pair returning, full of
briers, and the father as flushed and
sometimes as bemuddied as the child:
for they were equal sharers in all
sorts of boyish entertainment, digging
in the beach, damming of streams,
and what not: and have seen them
gaze through fence at cattle with
The same childish contemplation.
The mention of these rambles
brings me to strange scene Of which
was witness. There was one walk
never followed myself without emo
ton, so often had l gone there upon
miserable errands, so much had there
befallen against the house Of Durris-
deer. But the path lay handy from
all points beyond the Muckle Ross;
and l was driven. although much
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1922-12-08
EXPERTS DECLARE
SHOW SUCCESSFUL
Plans for Next Years Pacific
Northwest Fruit Exposition
Considered.

The second annual Pacific North
west Fruit exposition closed after a
week of attendance by people of the
Northwest and Seattle at the Bell
Street terminal. Officers and visitors
declared the exposition success in
showing the valuable resources of the
Northwest and state in the production
of fine fruit. While some of the ex-
hibits were not SO large as last year
the number was greater and in the
box classes was much better.
Every fruit section in the North
west and particularly in the state of
Washington was represented in the
exposition Most of the displays rep
resented community efforts and the
exposition management pointed to the
cooperative feature of the show as
one of the hopeful indications of a
strong sentiment favorable to a
greater state unity
Tentative plans for next years ex-
position are being considered but 1t
will be held in some more convenient
location. 1t is intended to materially
broaden the scope of the exposition
next year and with location in the
business section, convenient of &C
cess, it is expected to largely increase
the attendance and local interest.
Judges passed upon exhibits from
eight apple-raising districts, scoring
them as follows, out Of a possible
1000 Doints reach.
Spokane, s31 1-s po.c..5; WTenatchee,
S26 "a; Greater Wenatchee, irriga-
ton district, 9O3 %; White Salmon,
S55 1-3; Seattle, South End, 800.