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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-05-18
MORE WHALE OIL
ARRIVES in PORT
Norwegian Steamship SoIsterif Comes
in From Montevideo With
$4,000 Barrels.

with a. total of $4,000 barrels of
whale oil aboard, the Norwegian
steamship Solsterif, arrived in port
yesterday morning from Montevideo.
This is the third cargo of the product
to arrive, and one more is expected
about the first of next week.
The Thor / was already unloaded
$50 she was moved down Muscogee
wharf to give the latest arrival a
herthing place. The Thor is taking
on bunkers preparatory TO her depar-
ture for Norway Friday The pipes
were being connected yesterday after
noon so that the Solsterif could begin
unloading her cargo at once. A hun
dred or more Proctor and Gamble tank
cars were switched on the tracks so
as TO have everything in readiness.
AS soon as these are loaded they will
be formed into trains and carried direct
to the company's plant near Cincinnati.
where the oil will be used in the manu-
facture of soap.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-05-18
CUT THIS QUIT is WORTH
MONEY

Cut out this slip, enclose with sc
and mail it to. Foley & Co., 1885 Shelf
field Ave, Chicago, ILL.,, writing your
name and address clearly. You will
receive in return trial package con-
tanning Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound for coughs, colds and Group;
Foley Kidney Pills for pains in sides
and back; rheumatism, backache. kid
ney and bladder ailments; and Foley
Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing cathartic for con-
stipation, billousness, headaches and
sluggish Observation-Disclosures
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-05-18

when they told me about Tanlac
it seemed almost too good to be true.
but since taking the medicine I know
for myself that all they said about it
was So" said J. Bertram Simon, 1881
z. 46th street, Tacoma, Wash, a we'll
known photographer.
II suffered from rheumatism in my
Shoulders for ten years and, at one time
had to go to the hospital / was down
in bed for months and hardly able to
turn from side to side, couldn't sleep
and I don't believe I had a day free
from pain. My appetite failed and 1
couldn't digest a. thing properly. Gas
made me have heartburn for hours
after meals.
TN very short time after started
taking Tanlac I actually felt like a
new man. / am now entirely rid OF
rheumatism and my stomach is in first
class condition. while ! have gained
ten pounds and never felt better. I
have recommended Tanlac to num-
Der of people and am always glad
to say a good word for this remarkable
medicine
Tanlac is sold by all good druggists
adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-05-18
HEAVY FINE IN THE
COURT OF RECORD
Earnest Parker Draws Sentence of Sfo0
and Costs for Carrying Concealed
Weapons

a fine of 500 and costs or an alter
native Jail sentence of three months
was imposed on Earnest Parker by
Judge g. Moreno Jones. Of the court Of
record, yesterday following his plea
Of guilty to charge of carrying conceal
ed weapons.
On the same charge Lock Watts was
allowed TO pay the costs of the prose-
cution of his case, on condition that
he behave himself hereafter.
Otis Evans pleaded guilty TO assault
and battery and was also let off on
good behavior after having paid the
costs of the court.
Claude Spicer and Matte Lewis had
their preference of $40 and costs or
45 days in Jail after they had pleaded
guilty to a misdeamenor.
On a charge of assault and battery
Y. J. Watson, a resident of the Ferry
Pass community, pleaded guilty and
was sentenced to pay the costs of the
court or serve a jail sentence Of thirty
days.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-05-18
SAILOR TEAM TO
MEET "Y' TODAY
Burlingame Will Probably Pitch for
Navy-Half- Game Margin Separ-
ates Teams

The Navy will play the Y. NJ. C. A.
this afternoon at Sis o'clock at the
Twilight league diamond. The ~" boys
are leading the league at present but a
win by the Navy would put that team
in first place.
Burlingame will probably pitch for
ne Sailors and either Kent Of Henrik
son for the Y. NJ. G. A.
The lineups: Navy-Behma or Pal
mer, SIS, Ingle, c. Schlossbach, rf.,
Arthur, H.. Hammers, 3D., Friek, IT,,
Skey, 2b., Rigdon or Sanford, CT, Bur
lingame, Ply. NJ. G. A.-C. Lewis. 2b.,
A. Olsen, C., Wentworth. 1b., Hates, S.,
Kennedy, If, Sharpless, IT,, Ray, CT,
J. johnson, 3b., Kent or Herrikson, p.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-05-18
PICNIC AND GAMES
AT MUSCOGEE SOON
Band From Pensacola Will Furnish
Music--AlI Candidates Invited
To Speak

There will be an all day picnic at
Muscogee on Saturday, May 20. The
crowd Will gather near the Muscogee
ball field at ten o'clock.
picnic dinner, speeches and two
ball games viii be features of the day.
The Muscogee team will play Figland
park and the Moline boys will meet the
winners.
A cordial invitation Is extended to all
candidates to be present and speak to
ne voters.
A band from Pensacola will furnish
music in the afternoon and will play
1T a dance in the evening.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-05-18

GiIfllan Scott is now fixing dates
for morning piano pupils when
the schools close. Terms, Two
Dollars per half hour lesson.
Regular weekly lesson, five dol
lars per month, not subject to
deductions for lessons missed.
At pupils residence or at studio,
210 West Romano. Phone 2123
before IL a. m. to arrange inter-
view.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-05-18
MINSTREL FOR BENEFIT CARNIVAL
ASSOCIATION BRILLIANT SUCCESS

in the country might envy. not even ex-
cepting the great centers-where fire.
quently performances are seen in the
larger theatres which cannot compare
with that Of last night. A splendid sum
was realized for the Carnival Associa-
ton.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-05-18

Some of the attempts at tempt
ing men with attractive low
prices on Old stuff brings to mind
the old wheeze about the man
who was buying horse
"Did you say" asked the intend
ing purchaser, that you paid
$1,000 for the horse five years
ago---or $500 for the horse fifty
years ago."
We say pay S22.5O--We haven't
any $500 SUITS from 1919.
We say pay $22.5O and up to
$37.50---for 1922 creations-and
get something that your friends
will make a fuss over---not make
fun of.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-05-18
as7 srsnt Building

c. W. EcGART
FRANK X. SANCHEZ
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-05-18
S. S. S. VIII Rid You Of Boils, PiupIss,
Blackheads and Skin ETuptions.

A boil Is a volcano. your blood II
''boiT. out into q bou. They'u ksep
boiling Up" until you destroy them
completely By the use Of 8. s. g., one
Of the most powerful blood cieanssrs
known to science. s. 5. 8. has stood
the test Of time. The power OF its
Ingredients is Acknowledged By auth.
oFitiea Its medicinal ingredients are
guaranteed 20 be purely eRstable.
Right off, Il clears the skin OF pfna-
piles, bosis, biotches. blackheads, acne.
eczema rash and other skin erupticns.
and does Il thoroughly. II drives ont
OF The blood impurities which cause
nGakes the blood rich ana
pure builds Up los. flesh. II helps 10
manufacture rev blood ceils.---rhatss
one OF Its secrets. s. 9. s. Is sold a
all drug stores. ia two sizes, The Izr-
ger size Is the more economical,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-05-18

7 BERTRAM SIMON, we'll
a. known photographer, of
Tacoma, Wash, who says that
since taking Tanlac with such
good results he now knows
why everybody is praising this
wonderful medicine.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-16
UorozOafotd

9isntarf. Gin GROCER Seil 0er
Strnben NORTH 2afotas futiroe niie
bier beridtct tDiro. Dnrh sen anboI-
teirben gd1nee un0 MeaenfaH III mn.
gangborer 3nifail0 neriest. Ole
&ablbeteiIis,ing hattie oorpnter ifnrf
su leiDert. - 9ier fan1 eine &onfe.
re11s itntt. an Ser Ma1or Boiler, Ser
treter Der a,uiihenitnatliden GarIoeIs.
aommifiiou, iospie gabn- un0 gtnats
beanIte teilrnbrner. Ser 9fued mar,
Die bette Art our Gerteiltng non
J~rudtDugen an 0ie berfdieoene11 &c
freioeipeider feit5uiteaen. 9ailep tam
nm auftrng bon 9lfs. @eneraIantpoIt
Charles Sin1on urIo 5rauf Milbol-
len bon Ser gabnfomu1ifiion, Ole ee-
raoe pon @aibi1stpn 5iriiffaru.
8runo SORTS. 2Ip goliseI il
auf Der Sagn mud 5rpei ganoiten,
npeld,e BEN glerf Der q. W g 9. &
So. %. SotDep. nad5ts iberfieIen uno
Die anfe Inn So beraubten. Gsfnr
Rn11tion, Better Des golurnbus-9p-
tells, tplirne bon Ban0iten INN $50
bar uno $500 ii aibertp- gorros Be-
rnlbt. Sic brader burd EN- Hrfe-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-16
GnbzOafpta

Hsiie.rre g5enerulartnaf HdDlle
Dot cine Gntfdeio1fnesabgegebe,L Dab
@eiddftsIeute. tueId3e uiid1 Habm Tan.
zen. feinen b0lberem Erei beriangen
Ef1nIlen oll dies 9eninguatg BIN. bah
oer gerfduFFer ieinen Md1eu.gb ul
0es Gefddftsn1a1llles alisgiM.
Ser GtootstnlpaH er.ffIlidrte. Dob bic
les Berfubren cine gerIesung Der
lstatsaeiese beoel1tet, neil Der 4dl1ffer
n1ebr besBabblen miiroe, als en- an
IDerer.
siour Soils ~ GoreIuln,
zssDe aeeI ms Sc &ingsDn init et
mem gierteIl an 1 Mlpglfft ans Dem
Istoatsandtbais alfsbrnd5en plroen
Mlortag bon Hfiibttpr Deeoin
in giinnr Sails mIebensldnglIher
s3}udt6ausbaft pernrfeiH sss9
spsruid- gharIes gotin
MuIoiq befunoen an Ser 8ermabtng
Ser Mina ganf Rlkten CONNER Be
tpiligt getpeien 5n fem muB 2 Sdp
Ere bei barter 4rben I'M Stnafs5ldhf=
hmas III siour Gaas oieneH 8olIn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-16

Mrbeiter ~Itrlleilcs nair0en. ds Sen
ct plsrne III Ner nIngeburg eilles 0el
srOBeit 6dder ann A,lstrudneil SCI
A0brpn ertneft nrrS 0asieEbe sper-
breitcte iid raieno lhnea lber Sill
gan5e 6abrif. EauleH0e non Eerio.
mem foben Dem 8rnn0e jas. ser alii
pieIe Meilen binous aM sbea lpar.
Ieer Niner. Gurus Ms. aIng.
81 Sabre ali. Elm Siibrer 0er Gnt,
midlllng aes norOIi5et1 Mirrefotu
ltn0 n~berdeugter Geuaofrut, gate1
BON StaffnrS $. Sing @tnatsaon,
tort BET anlerifnnildea 2egion, i
a~eiforben. gor adt sslbrert mar Il
&onoioat fiir Giae.G 0nnernelar bon
Minnefotu u1o Dor arpeii Sabren luir.
De er ais &onoiOot fair @o1lDernelll
ouf benz 6armer4lrbeiter- idet no.
miniert, aog aber leine adnoioatll
snriif.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-16

tet. Gie Mrbeit fplsroe nan Conn.
ties heIorg Starf gnlliltD pllr.
oe ntdt oergleideat eetdn mel q
TEN Contingent aoifer
fiiir oie gal5e Nrbeit belieien Ia
|onf $t4.5St. 8pols5ig G5opler mel
len mebr ais cine aub o0er ae1r
sGhafe
Sarge. il NORTH lnfota uatr.
Se ellen Ole erlte 5rula III 0iie foallulen,
oe Etnnts egislutlir geipd1lt,
ssral. Miirtrtie Craig an G
'mono nltr6e. 1urd Die RonpartiiDn
2eaglle nnterItiiist 1 Gertreteril
0es 90 GdHrifts III oas llnterhal.s
berlffen. e @abt eiler atDeifer
6rnu erifdeia1t D allf mic geiaberf.
leaosnono So 9eencep tDilr.
Sc nllf @unld Der Meb6roen ines
Nsoi1es, Sotna, bier Derbufiet Do g
|mebrere merfIoie Sheds ultterge'
#brudH bnitte 81 mar bort 4ngelfea'
.ter einer eleftriid,en Girlna 10.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-16

res 5eniter ein mtlD prengtea efl
lgelSidranf nit gred)eilen. Gen.
geIIas. losainid 6crero n;ao ssGsn
0es @arriion Hfssersaatiis stlr 81
Hccnus mllrsc me5ssn Straft5slnB
ID srpei Ssahrea audlftaiis oerilr.
feilt-
asliaot, Begen dilhr,iltg eiiler
Spiel65;ae 1uaroe 6 Sing min
sos 1,nn sic anIien beitraf. gr 81
.Ifano leire sd1uIO Elm. gait tim her
shaftete @Iudsritter nllrnerl sl ieeSSS5
bis $25 Etrnfen ner0orrnert.s
geds gauDiiten beraltbten cine
.grpBe MraaM nurdlreiiea0cr 4rbeiter
.anf eiiterl 6radlaug Ser Soo-galr
stpiiden Minot ttn0 Grase nm $500
Ia Bar 1lnO srotDeIer GS6ef. Die
2enfe mtBften Sic gbefs nooliierer,
Samft He eiillanf1iiieren Darel1-
Muhon. Srull bartholomew
non oer Gemorfllrg Gllp, oie ibr
5rpei elm balb idriges s0bndlen per
ImiBfe, ellie. bon Borabnllla gefrie-
'besi, nod, einen1 @aiferbebdlter cine
::gietelmeile Don ser Wehe. no iie
sas airr0 ais seide id~rpil1nreao Dor
Is:0
arao. lie &erbnftu1le I'M 0f.
,eer ueaen 8erlesuna Set Getra11-
fegeiese bGben nlIe chords let debst
sssrtrnIfen. IS Doren f57'
eoslaerl. SO Gd)muggIer lett 4.
set. iIesr elIrell nallerr sie-
uro feit.
porter idmtIide gelegsaplen uro
geIephonor1btp olird5iiduitten batten,
hernubtpn 0te Stnntsbanf III @olfort.
Eierre COUNTY, Inn ul1gefibr $4,000
III gorgeI1. ss
Jargn.--8Sn oiieiem Sabre IIroo
III Nortb 7nfptn 5, 19s, 76G Neres
:aann NIT bergiffeten Gingen beban.
self meroen, nm Sic @rpuHo Sqniir-
reIs urro Erairie gogs az Der
.tiIgen. Rnd1 Dem geridt oes g.
33iuunerrnnrn bonn Acknowledgements
nrert IN Sarge Dnr0en Ben 5ar1lern
olIrdh oieie 8ebanoIung gegen cine
Miaion Collars inert 5ruM geret-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-16
White FIanneIs

This IS the time dthe yeart0 make
nm enough warm mghtgoWns, baby
clothes. childrens warm undergar-
ments. ALI grades Of white flannel
"a meet your wants-12h1ac &c, 19c
to 27c.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-16
bsoanfte beim Whittier oellr

gS18atEQ xttIt -HStE#Q GIlIylysbE
Mauanlinfgo lualrne eine 40 glder
ssnrIHit noal s5ra1t Serim Saeubfoa uni
brem gntten an M dlonll ID
$1,000 Derfnuft, ldlt Beridtoes lfr'
funoenregiiiItrnrs BEL benz Der ger'
fnuf einaetragen mlIrooes 81 38ul1abrD'
50 hradten f5 M6er, ste BON 9err1
#1lrlo Irau 2nfogeffe % Nsarrs ON Cor
Glion Derfmuft nurDeu, 5000.
M6erDeen.-s !. Earu1llei1
bon cps,uIIds, meIdler cine Oe nbel
|oie GnfiDidIung oer 6poro-Gleffria
TIT ieIt, liieS OieielIbe per Ma0ioD
item an TOO Gtntiorlen hiidens-
ssobn s SSnH bon 1iier 1utlrDe erl
InlorOet ultO Die eide cine balbs
MeeiIe bon Der 5tnot ne6el1 ans
8uMngelere ggIeg. eg0r66,
EgInlabt nuR Die Nif6iiraer eilte iDdren
Die pon i'm Gntbiunl1g ibrer So
stigfeh befnrdttel1
GiioM sails atprel1ce sso1m
ion, MIias George @et pelder oel
Egrmorbnng oes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
rs. Site uberflbrt tullr0s iuirii
|aIn5. gedembers SnadHlhtn
5 lr Ningeribtet neroel1 Dor
gtidter GIeeaer a~neefanoigi
EusirO0e
Elierrp.- yruu 8iiaiidm q
Egrsbbmg @5nttin oes sberI per:
5in0erR 1rei noer bier @efaaeem on
Musbnedb5en. 9leieIben batteu idor
Die inrreren 8asniren bi1lfer nd. oIs II
BON 5rnu g,rebbing INIT einem Sic
EboIner ge5tpuHgen 1uaar0en inhr
S3eaen an geben
@ntertntun. Ole gdM bon
clifton III bon Ba1rniiten nm $500 Il
|Silbergeb bernlIbt tpor0en. Die Hsa1l
Der hntfen ole gelegrnpben0rdbt
b1irdhdnttpn uno 0e @an0 01rd}E
Ehrodm oarnufbin bntten e oer
E&aiienf drnrT geiprengt. Clos Som
ter, Ser ben adrm bGrte uno 9erbet
elite, mlroe BON ben Bnl11iten &c
Eblenoa gefnebeH 1lao NIT grnh
Efeitgebunoen. gsad eirper Mnlidu
Innren @ bier Bamoiten oie ber
Hnub altsfubrten.
Hlerre. 9. 6. GoDue ans 5or1
Nierrp nurDe Dorlneritng init Ger
3atenoefnbrnng 0es uHerIe0igten Ser.
INNS oes sorntag pl6klmi ans zen
2eben aeiddieoe11m SStnafsfipfretdrs
sBltrff1nrt betrauf goD11e nor 9ien,
Hfaeg auf Dem repaIbIifaniffden ga6I
35etta 5lt1l Andfolger gnrfborfs mi
Iantsantrit am Sa11u1r eriudbG
morDen.
sionr 5na. segen AbfpenatHi.
|madu1nq eraiebei bres @atteu MN;
Sc 5rau Mnna Sn1it9 mn &reisgseriidfyd
HGiolM Jnls EN- Betrna BON &$14,O0l
Ianbfbar oltrd1 Sra1g MaIorum
5ngeitnnoen. aRlEiiagern bnth
Dem geriM cine Mn5nH bon 8rie.
fen sic dDiiden brem Gotten I'M
Der 9erfIagten allsgetuuifHf noroer1
lnls Beiuefsmnterim bnrgelegt
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. ie 6rol lit @ift uf1o SeiItrdn

Die 5rau it giifum SeiItranf.
flHiger sic 5ra1e1,, oeifo I'M
mfmaBiaer.
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brfM ooiie 5rau.
g er s E ggeii66er uro @eaen -
frenlofe @eeldeu. -
6rauenoi e mir Heben no
lebenoe 8soidfP.
5rnnenT im nuf grben mic oass
5frDb nj Der glasfillffe,
8 ID de Hnb u11ar.
meBIih Die 0as Meer.
8}enn fie neben po1te, nie lie
fIatfdd bbdfttte id ga11ae 3en1ben
s. Of ebene @eieM Der
2ie6e. aufgetUiblfe Ml111ienfeloer.
cid H6er oas aIeiinr erbaben
al MAIDEN. it ofe GhuIe sur @roBe
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sr BEL elmer gelaitnng pg1 fiebeul
8Efum
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mn Hedt 3D. behalfeH, fo1roern nm
oiIe @etttte-
@eiber ms oes seufeIs Nese;;
berafd eud mt hrle1 lno fplgt
hnen nid
Die @eieke Der Menideu ina
bon Menfdm; Die @efehs Der seele
drieb gOt.
GeIb in1oigen 6i Gralien
neniig 80 nber R lfno oie Hr1ad1e
dHer climber
gine Cute Gralt 1T ser teuerffte
goelHein a1lf Der AeIf neil TIC
Der ieIfenite H-
nr tets III predJen. obne NOS
az ngen has mar bon l. Ger Neo'
ner gr6Bp @abe.
8iemeifem Glen iuerbeI II der
airdJe ~ei11geisgnet a6er GoH lt
MIDI iu1nler babeis
g ang 3u11ge l11o flraer Der.
ftd11o mgebInien Die Elm Sud
01s If ei1 b6ies Mefh.
Cine aroBeaiem Elm Seno-
ling @ottes goten @ottes bellge1
idnidH Dan GrogefeHen..
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8uhi i Il d. Ste3
,luteuoueiie 6oben mir Die Nsd1l.
ner Sen 5of gernadt ebe mir n1l8
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mir gldliben; iie worer fliger ~
Du
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Gid 6cd eiuer aessournell
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6ofsbnue iiRe,1 Der 1Ite Soief uni
Ser NoIi5ift. gos &in0 dldft.
Dorum ipredben lie gang Ieiie.
uno 6ann fonlnrt Der 3ng.
4urh Die Mnd3t gen 8obn1erl
TOM ser 3ag ul6 II Der biertel
@dgenfIaiie auf barier mu1nler
9atlf fitf ifm triiben 2idt Der ate
Grnbn nit ser Heir1elt Sofefa.
Ct febt triibe III 1ds Heir1e &c
Tdt. sic miro MN Del i'm IeiiIl,
Bic e nIt eiu uirb un6 he berIaf-
en mug .ss
Mirn er eg nod erfebm, 06B he
al linn ii ben NergipaD berntrf.
ifeiat nit roter1 @opftI1d u16 ID
moburoten G~ftriulpfen2
Ct iebt tribe III 6da HeiHe @e-
Tdlt, os uolte er 0arin leieI.
Ser 81g braalff o11m - 0iiefeIbe
gtrede alriid, bic (eille &odbfr NIT
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-16
Remnants

People have found this remnant
counter in our basement such big
help Hyou want pieces for curtains,
dresses. household needs just visit
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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-08-03
JOKES

Do it today. You will never see
tomorrow.
Every head is filled with something
or other-a few of them with brains
The fellow who knows it all has one
thing yet to learn-what others think
OF him.
Silk stockings are like pocketbooks.
They are most attractive when filled.
"his is the season when the straw
berry shortcake tastes gOod-when it
IS where we can taste It.
Roses are beautiful and sweet. but
they are discounted by the nutrition of
the spud
June brides are wizer, at any rate.
They are beginning to count the pen
nies.
Do not pretend virtue you do not
possess. Others see the faults you try
to cover up.
Influential citizens are people who
know what to do and do it when it
ought to be done. What are you?
When you don't know which way to
turn. turn any way. Standing still
gets you anywhere.
Tell your troubles to the unwel-
come guest. He will soon depart.
The man who knows his own mind
realizes that he has yet much to
leran.
Don't worry over what others think
of you. Only the Lord can furnish
you a through ticket when you kick
Off.
The path of honor is strewn with
many stones, but to the righteous
they are less than the pebbles upon
the beach.
The man who has just been Tilted
has at least one great consolation-tbe
other fellow will have to foot the bills.
They tell us that all men are born
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-08-03

was the author of
modern represen-
tative Republican
government.
| think Amer
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-08-03
ACHIEVEMENTS OF
THIS CONGRESS RANK
GREATEST IN HISTORY
Cut Public Expenditures, Reviv-
ed Agriculture and Business,
Aided Labor
(Ry John T. Adams, Republican Ma.

(By John T. Adams, Republican Ma.
tionaI Republican,
Washin3toii, d. c., July 1.-THE
achievements of this Congress will
rank among the greatest of any in
the history of the country. No Con-
gress ever assembled confronted so
many problems of such magnitude.
! There was the necessity of recon
struction following the most destruc-
tive war in human history which
had consumed the accumulation of
centuries and completely changed all
ECONOMIC and political currents.
In addition, it inherited the results
| of eight years Of riotous waste, gross
mismanagement and class legislation
The nations business was in a mess,
disorganized, without leadership OF
direction.
Private business, as a result of the
policies of the Democratic admins
tration, was in a worse shape than it
had been for half century. Hard
times prevailed. The farmers faced
bankruptcy. Five million industrial
workers walked the street. Business
lived from hand to mouth. Commerce
was crippled. Finance was fearful.
Such in broad way were the con.
ditions prevailing when this Congress
convened. Everything Traded read
justment and reconstruc IN. Because
these needs were so vast and varied
be ausa so much was expected of this
Congress, it was inevitable that all
expectations were not realized. The
wreck was so great and so complete
that it could not be c.caned up in a
day or month or year. 1t has
become custom to criticize Congress
and fair criticism Is not resenteu
But since the beginning of this Re
public no Congress has been so de
liberately lied about and misrepresent
ed as the present one. The proof oi
this is its record, which is made VI
and cannot be denied or m;nimized
The Congress tackled the task OF
reconstruction promptly. Almost i'm
mediatley il re-enacted the budget
law, which the previous Republican
Congress had passed only to have d
Democratic President veto it. This
was the first and the essential step
toward putting the nations business
on an economical and orderly basis
1t was easily the most epochal piece
|, Of business legislation which has been
enacted within this generation.
II began the revival and rehabili-
tation of private business by turning
'its attention first to the underlying
industry of agriculture, then eacins
bankruptcy Agriculture engages one.
half the population of the United
States, who buy 40 per cent CT the
products of industry and constitute
that percentage of the patrons of tn.
bushes interests. 1t was plain, there.
fore that neihter business nor indus
try could improve until agriculture
was revived This revival the Con
gress effected by series of enact
ments.
1t reduced public taxes over $500,
100000. By the restrictive immigra
tion law it stopped the inpouring Of
hundreds Of thousands who would
have only aggravated The unemploy
lment situation to the urt of labor
1t passed resolution restoring peace
between this country and the Contra