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The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-03-22
Hearing on Corliss Right
10 Aotc Dairy Stock Opens

lle8lnl ou the right n Leroy Co
Hss So vote has $4,000 vorth ot
stock ia the Aamito Dairy company
began Wednesday iu District Judge
Fitzgoralds court Power II Herbert
Daniel. receiver. 20 vote the stock
held by Tho detunct Waterloo Cream.
cry company also must hc decided
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-03-22
Emergency Landing Field
Planned at Grand Island
sneclnI Disnaich 10 Tho Omnhn Hre.

Grand Island. Neb. March 2l-Ten-
tative arrangements have been made
for the leasing by the Pnstoffiee de
partment Of the former flying field
~ the Grand Island Aero company for
an emergency landing station fer
night mail flyers Whom tho scriea
of night emergency landing places Is
obtained. the time Tor mail hetween
Chicago and San Francisco viii be
lcsscuel bv Is hours
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-03-22

Fresno. Cal. March ei-Taking n
justice OF the peace ut his word
when told TO give up vine on leave
tho country" $ A Oliver. a leader
In tho eouuty's Italian colony. IL
bound Tor land where he can mike
and drink his wine
After hls wine had been destroyed
BY n county agent in "A raid and he
had been taken before justice
and fined $500, oliver was given
lecture by tho Justice on the Vol.
stead net and the constitution and
advised TO Ho 10 Il country whore
he could drink wine unmolcssed. III
5eu must dnnk
ua.< ,Ae next day inserted an
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-03-22
Girl of Four Burned to Death
I'm Fire at Home of Aunt

Cleveland. Tenn. March 21.-Four.
year.old Anita Slvis was burned 10
death hero today when the home Of
her aunt. with whom her family was
visiting. WAS destroyed by fire. Mrs.
sflvls escaped from the burning build.
ing with her month.old baby In hor
arms suffering severe burns.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-03-22
Lincoln Fiuancicr Dies
After Two Years Illness

llncoln MarCh sI--N| " Fols1a17
s.. ono Of the leadias fnanclers q
Lincoln and well known taroegheat
tho state IN business ara banking
circles. died a, his home here earN
today after an illness y tWo years
he WAS president - ihc Nebraska
State hank and SECRETARY - thc NJ
hraska Central Building and Lean as
sAria.lnn
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-03-22
Two Held on Drug Charge.

Memphis Tenn Marrh sl-lm
Govling aud Max stephan were ar.
rested bv sheriff., deputies here today
in connection with the seizure OF
quantity of narcotic drugs whose
value WIS estimated no S60 00e The
mcn were held without ban pending
heNaue before n fcderal cour, Thurs.
day en- a charge ~ violating the mar
aaua ~
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-03-22
Milk Bottle Bandit l.
Convicted Of Murder

fof Angeles cal March 21-tsaae
Nalfeang. known rs The milk bottle
bandit WIS convicted Yesterday Of
hrf derlee murder Tor killing oliver
" DHsmerc. n policeman. Wolfgang
was alleged 10 have shot and Killed
pinsmoro after the officer had ar.
rested him for stealing two bottles Of
mills
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-03-22
Wheat Fields Bare Again.

Beatrice. Ncb. March 21.-Farmers
report that nearly all Of the snow was
blown or the wheat fields by the hleh
wind Of Sunday. and II is feared that
the crop will bc damaged moro on
less from the freezing weather.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-03-22
Car Thieves Plead Guilty.

Fails CITY Nch. March 81 - Ava
Roberts and Reuben Liberty. both OF
before District Judge Rapor on the
charge of hWemriainr "a burlington
box car rear Rnla a Year ago. Sen.
A~Aee 49, Soatpunod
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-03-22
Test of Stone
Is Ordered by
Capitol Board
BRYAN in Statement Says En-
tire Commission Probably
Will Sign Unanimous
Report.

Lincoln Nob. March ei-After a
sIx. hour conference behind closed
doors IN LIS office. Governor Charles
y. Bryan emerged and stated that
there were indications that the state
capitol commission would sign
Unanimous report on its findings FOL
bWlng series q charges made BY
George +. Johnson. state engineer,
against Architect Goodhue.
This means. the governor asserted.
that johnson probably VIII sign the
report which is to be made public.
The governor stated that az Yet il
67dHt hean decided whether as a re.
suit ~ The Johnson expose the state
eill gef reduction in the price of
stone used in the state house build
Hr
That viii depend upon a test 70
be made tomorrow Thursday OF the
stone actually in the walls Of the state
house at this time the governor
sad
The next day H'ridayl the commits
SION is 10 meet and make a final re
port Meantime Architect Goodhue OF
Now York VIII remain in Lincoln.
Lowest Bid Accepted.
Tho governor was asked II the com.
mission had decided whether there
Has regular bid entered by the Al.
led Contractors OF Omaha which was
lower In price -rnnasne. necessary
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-03-22
at oday' on Page 2.

Today" the daily cdi-
torial feature of Arthur
Brisbane, appears in The
Omaha Morning Bee each
day in the first column on
page 2.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-03-22
Frenchrnan
Crit,i.:::.::.~ :. 5
AIS s. ~ Pact
Report Drawn Up for Cham
Der Charges Program Liter
ally Forced On France
and Italy.
Reservations F a avore d
By the Associated rfe>s.


fafis' Mareh -l.--lhe report on Tie
Washington naval agreement. drawn
ap by 5hsfies ''nefhief' reporter Tor
me foreign difaifs committee OF the
ehamDef OF deputies ana presented
10 lhe committee TO-DAY. laNofs fdt.'
tca1.on oil the agreement with cer.
tam reservations. but contains dis
tlnetly severe criticism ot the Pelle5
adopted at the Washington confer
enee By the United States England
ana Japan.
France and HAY Wefe put from
me outset IN the lace or program
''i'.' ii'''' ~ ''s.' '''.,' 3" ''..o'' I
,,.o.o ,,at s1lo,re,1 a. diss,,ss ,.-,5l ,t.s
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raaa,,oa ~, 'a..-oo,.,..,4 .a,...fl,o..#, 49,
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r.. :. 49, 5o,5.i.., -, r..5..s1z
$780, ~. 49,. .,..5.,,....,...,.. .,.,..,i.,
- ..,.o,, ~. l...o..,z - -
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Inc report continues;
ne Official documents do has
sho" that any protest va l5i7ea on
November j. 'when the llnEaes pre-
posals We're pfesentedl nor before I'e.
eember - by the ffeneh dslesates' 50
that ON Deeemher lp they i91na
themselves nor before u program - De
discussed and possibly altered h'il
Refore convention ~ bs accepted
and which had already obtained the
acceptance ot an ta' '.I's' =.
ltalF having sabmiited ~ advance
tc everything providing she W.
treated IKE france
Reservation Outlined.
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Girl Sought in Omaha.

Miss Grace Flint. accompanied by
the sheriff OF Custer county. ar
rived in Omaha yesterday 10 search
for Miss fllnf's sister. corabell, lG,
who ran away from her home 9t
Broken Bow, 49,, Tuesday
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-03-22
Mathers Is
Victor in
Grouping of Curtailed State
Activities Under Consti-
tutional Officers Ac-
cepted. II to A..
Party Lines Are Drawn
BY J.. {. row ELL.
staff Correspondent The Omaha Bee.

>taI Correspondent Inc On1ana bee
Lincoln. March ef.-The Mathers
plan Of state government. which calls
Tor grouping Of curtalled state ac-
tiyities under duly elected const.tu.
tional officers. was accepted today ~
the lower house BY d vote OF -
to -
The vote followed a motion for ad-
Rancement 10 third reading made b.
CARRIER Of Red Cloud. The bill prob
ably viii be passed on third reading
in the morning and th.a goes To the
senate for consideration.
Straight party lines were drawn.
There wasn't a single deserter in tie
democratic ranks There were three
-epubiieans Who failed 10 vote Win
their party. Nelson q Madison and
Gallagher II Holt county voted win
The democrats. arc whitehead q
ifoldreee ieft h.s seat and disa =
peared before his name was called
Kill Bryan hey Bill
Immediately after advancement =
the Mathers bill. the house. az u.
request of democratic floor leaders
voted on the Bryan key bill. calling
Tor creation = an executive council
This was killed by a vote in which
the same lines were noticeable.
Then came bitter fleAf over 90
Ton taken = Dysart 4 Omaha 81
moving u return al of his IT,
departmental bills and all Bryan bis.
excepting the dead key bill. 10 com
mittees. The democrats assaled this
mose on the ground that they didn't
Want - cooperate with republicans
IN getting the best poss be OFT - al
Hills However. the Dysart motion
carried and all bis az III commit
zee tonight
re tvx.rs "a BE- absolutely aa-
, sclfisl ID this.t Spsake- Nathefs g.
plainea. We want d study these
bills. decide on the most drastic
sliniaatiors possible ard take tht
best of both nlars. II guarantee
youu find as cutting even deeper
than the governor
There's : Just one way we caH zet
along. keck of Polk asserted. That
is to pass al Z the governors b5lIS
Otherwise he WI veto anything NaI
can send down 70 h.m
Bryan Refuses Statement
Tho governor was asked Z the sta.e
ment made by Keck who ls ore II
his henchmen, was correct. lie de-
cl.red 20 deny or confirm.
The belief Is general ;ha; Tie Neek
staiemen. is true Tbs ) hased upau
the sudden acton Z the governor lu
the las, TWO DAYS il appointing demo
erats 70 heads u code departments
The theory hsid ny many is that
when the governor discovered ths-
didn't intend To permit
him The unparalleled appo.ntlve pow
er he demanded. lie aec.ded 70 take
advantage of appolutive power grant
ed him under the code. place hs
political friends in office veto the
Ma.hers plan. thus retaining the co5c
exactly as i stands today. 7 The
governor can continue u control the
democratic minority u the house as
lie has Ia date he MI lave sufficient
votes 20 koep The republicans from
overriding his Vsto.
There Is no doubt G0der ths psHs-
en-; code AND ;he bHead apDesntNe
tTurn 10 Page seven. Column Tlsea
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The Weather


Forecast
Nehraska--ParilN cloudy THURSDAY
and Friday. warmer ia west portion
Thursday colder Friday or Friday
night.
Iowa nsotled Thursday proba
hl> rain iu cas-; and central portions
tugning - SNOW. colder IN east and
central portious. Friday partly eloudN
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-03-22
Life in Prison l. Chosen
Rather Than Death IN Chair

International >eNs >crsiee.
Canton. . March si..~oflcfs, tAe
lie IN tho penitentiary without hepv
ot parien. Joseph fsrgy. IS. set
choiee between the electric char sHt
confessed murderer ee Mrs Eilah5fs
Rich and her Sen. nan, 0s~s1D
eleose4 .-1S lssa - Ss.s>>A
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-03-22

Christian N Gruenther. secretary
Of the Federal Land bank Of Omaha.
died Wednesday night at $50 after
an illness of several weeks.
Mr.. Gruenther was born at Spring
field, Ms October 6. 1S7l. and a
year later his father came to Nebras-
"a. Up until he was - young Gruen-
ther had bat six months Of sehoolins
Untll he vas 8 hc worked on a farm.
Ills rise WAS steady and gradual
from lahorer to insurance agent. then
20 Journalism aud then to politics.
lie served several terms as clerk
Of the district court of Platte county.
Coming to omaha i'm 1919, he was
made secretary Of the Federal Land
bank and in 1921 he was named a
member Of the water board
When r 3. Howell was elected 10
the senate ard resigned his position
as director of the Metropolitan It'll
ties district. Mr. Gruenther was con.
sidered as a possible successor
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-03-22

taef Ga0dbue woulS eleased for
publication. The johnson charges
were made more than two weeks ago.
/. was announced then by the COVER
Hor that The Johnson charges would
not be made public until Goodhue had
Leon given an opportunity TO answer.
Tho governor later elaborated on
lis statement concerning the test Of
stone in tho present walls 10 be made
tomorrow by experts acceptable 10 the
entire commission.
Grain i Question.
'Eyerythiug depends "A great deal
upon whether it is decided a coarse
grala II stone or some other type
is acceptable the governor said.
Governor Bryan today was mere
1y classified as a locker on" The
meeting 90 far ms procedure was con.
eorne1 was meeting ef the old cap.
tol commission. when former Cover.
nor Mekelyie WIS governor and
chairman of Tho commission.
Former Governor McKelvie was
present At the meeting So was
George l. Johnson. state engineer.
whose resignation was accepted by
Governor Bryan today At noon Their
votes will he considered IN all mat
ters,
Roth Governor Bryan and Roy
Cochran. state engineer, with his ap-
ruru to Page Two Column ThreeD
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-10-31
Illustrations by
lrwinMyers
right by The 8obbs Merritt conponu

there was wench of San Domingo
falr as one of you. He was fmbecile
enough to yearn for her glances! 7"
Your word, sir, If you recall?" said
Sazarac gravely.
"A jest! Who would deem 1t but a
cardroom jest!"
The stranger turned as If to escape
from an unpleasing situation. But
the elder woman suddenly came be-
tween them. But what is this Curl
Gus thing they whisper of along the
promenade? l caught laugh, a pity
ing look p
She swept scornfully upon her hus-
band. did you, then, cheat at the
cards?"
Carr roared his mirth: "No-on my
honor There was no need"
The affair is DONE" murmured the
stranger. your pardon, Madame!"
But as he made to pass, Carr must
gibe once more at him "Your wager.
sir? The prize you claim-which
was it?"
The silence grew. acute The two
women stared unbelievingly; the
younger turned widening eyes upon
the silent stranger.
HE told you-thatY'
Nothing, Mademoiselle Allow me
to depart |"
He meant mel A girl of San Do
mingo! Banded my name in the
cardrooms-"
You were not mentioned, Mademoi-
selle. l never knew your name before.
You will allow me to go, Mademoiselle
Lestron. 1t is enough"
ut is not enough! You do not
know all, STRIP She turned swiftly
to the drunken colonel and struck him
sharply in the face. you dared this !!
You Infamous coward! Ia slave Of
San Domingo"
Carr stood in an abject s2bering
Louise, this is follyl"
81 shall speak! Whom could you
mean?"
"Eh? A jest! l said, a jest-not
meant for anyone's ears but his and
mine! He had the impudence to
come hereto claim-something-
Carr settled back on the rail uncer-
tainly.
"SomethingY' Miss Lestron turned
Jelly to Sazarac. "Sir, and whatY'
81 do not know. 1 had no thought
save to seek Colonel Carr and demand
satisfaction. The affair could have
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-10-31

band-"Did You, Then, Cheat at the
Cards7"
been arranged at the Oaks with no
breath OF the quarrePs point. One OF
us should die the others lips
sealed In honor. Was that not enough,
Mademoiselle, for your protectionT
Sazarac, the river gamester, saw a
curious light in her eyes. Grateful
ness scorn, or the brief interest in
this idea of protecting her, he could
not say which, for she turned at once
to the other man. Her voice flowed
on steadily but niounting to peak OF
implacable contempt.
ION the turn of card, sir? You
played high-very high an
empire, perhaps, risked in a Chartres
gambling housed"
"Will you be still?" clustered Carr,
staggering forth. "a JEST said
Jest on him! Your name was not In
it! / said a slave girl. BAH will
go to Langhorne and borrow wencn
to pay my debt, if that is the issue J"
"You had best both be still"
warned the older woman, frightened
now. Louise, come-this Is no mat
ter for d cardroom brawl. Sazarac-
if he is vouched for as gentleman
in this city, must challenge. sup
pose-ah, God! He will challenge
And. passing them with high head but
tear-dimmed eyes, Madame Carr went
to her chambers.
Bah" muttered Carr with sudden
drunken sleepiness. go home, Saza-
rae! You, to your rooms, Louise! My
head aches with all this rantingl 1t
was q Jest. On Sazarac, because o1
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-10-31
"Jean, whom | painted at the
famous isle! Jean!"
CTo BE CoNr1NUED)
Try This Formula for Feet.

Not alone upon the choice Of shoes
does the comfort of the feet depend.
Even perfectly healthy, normal feet
need particular daily care. With such
care even tender feet become normal.
After shopping or walking and at the
close of the day, it is an excellent thing
to battle the feet in cold water, Julia
w. Wolfe writes in the Health Builder.
If you cannot endure the shock of cold
water at first, begin with tepid water
and add the cold water gradually.
When it is convenient, the faucet
cold water-should be allowed to play
upon the feet. The reaction OF the
cold water aids circulation and gives
tone to the arteries. Use no soap in
the tonic foot bath; free alkau, which
might be present in the soap, tends to
blister the feet. With this treatment
continued daily, ones feet soon grow
healthy and foot troubles are a thing
of the past.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-10-31
Rain or Shine

"Please, Mr.. Grafto," said the care
taker of the flats, 'the gentleman on
the next floor presents his compli-
ments and says seeing as how you
can foretell the future, would you be
so good as to let him know how long
it will be before your bath stops over
flowing through his ceiling?"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-10-31
.4e MEANT MEL"

-,,opsTs-Under the n@he OF
pm sazarac." and disguised,
lap'G latte. forme" freebooter
j,'n .,9fgria. prescribed, returns
d . 35'I c5ty Of New Orleans. He
. ..Dn. ' by two Of his old
! s.n5ons. Alderman Dominique
:ouPI Rs,rche. Al the gaming
~ ,,.. sazaras mas won much
a sg%5 from Colonel Carr, Brit
loD .Gcer yaan Jarvis, the city's
~. !. Y' bobenjan Of the arts and
W" ,.,s ar old-time friend Of La
~. ..',' tsJls Of a woman's face and
- .gs As his last wager, Carr
gum ., ~, woman, presumably a
u" 1. custom compels Sazarac
,', accent the stake. He wins.
", od associates and Count
s,oor de Almonaster accost him
nav LATTE A project Of the
10 .,,5,pl adventurers Of New Or
,r. IL the rescue Of Napoleon
9orsnarte from st. Helena, and
, s5ip. the SeraPhine, has been
a,3a ready From De Almon-
, rt sazarac learns that the girl
:. "vono at the card table is
r1i,a Of high estate, and that
as matter has been made a by
ro,5 in the ritv's resorts. Saz-
ra, finds Mrdemoiselle Lestron,
fellow passenger on a river
esamer a few days before. and
With whom he had fallen in love,
/, the girl and in chivalry fore
,oss his revenge against Carr.
bryls admires Mademoiselle Les
,-on He is a witness of the
Meeting and picks up a camellia
zs!ch the girl had thrown, I'M
noticed. to SaZaTaC.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-10-31
CHAPTER lIl-Continued.

'Pon word, fellow, you had the eff
.rtery to show up, then?"
Something in the cold eyes of the
slq man stUng through to his
lrlken brain. Il will not fight you,
81 Is that what You are thinking2
" course nOt-of course not, Captain
haac. I-of His Majesty's Serv-
" and you-nOt a gentleman in the
ty could yOuch for your
Colonel Carr" put in the girl
readily Twill you cease?" She
fEled nearer: "The gentleman but
FISHES to depart. The house will be
unused, the servants are Cabling
N@
You will excuse him, sir" Madame
iT turned to the stranger; and even
iteF dISarray, he saw that she was
'dOny beautiful, but hOllow-eyed
sae torn by ceaseless anxiety: "He
as not know of what he speaks"
can speak that, Madame, that
"' put all Louisiana in an uproar.
Nshone, the consul, will open his
Ne wlen-When-"
With a sudden furious movement
-2 Carr closed his mouth. He
-fR ner off violently. Cease this,
name l am not a child, or fool /!
aa,Y about this crack-brained city
ooudS are gathering! From the
&.ae country the Spanlards-"
BE still" She checked him with
2D' Jury. In the moonlight her
" aeld the glitter Of a tigress. But
"lceFs drunken madness became
e@rolIable.
OyOur rooms, you womeni Both
h.. 49, "S lor lIi'S man" he turned
~-' Staring abruptly at the tall
1sl Agure; for the. time, he had
~, ,.'ya MIN; Bah! He Is here be-
Wal.
am " bo put IN the elder woman
,. ~ lie mas ruined you at cards
M rI ,gI, ,,. Inc consul has informed
~ '.s "u'IlHatlon beyond words. -"
d re WAS IL, taushing eviIly again.
ban ." o me dollhouse gallants
!, 1t s5 aI' Oh, ho!-there were wa
"a g sa,. Captain Sazarac would not
\, 5. ,YuSeS. He would find pre-
2" a shabby trick 70 mt rnon
n,,, Ya.Ne' gambler"
IA rs,, .aS a silence. Madame Carr
7b', 'u y at the stranger.
7! Story - us, ~, S'FI l heard some
] Ns ,S VI the cardrooms-Madame
IN W. an would not explain, but
! N. ,o W. vOnment, upon the prone
IN, way Sir, as my husband but
laughing, will you enlighten
N,,
,r~, 'I II, Sazarac stood with fold
1. :, uouOtfully. Suddenly she
sa,a nearer !. There was almost
IN ~ ~ "er softness.
. m, Ie There was some cruel
d ,, rpOn you, sir?'
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-10-31
Tired of 1t.

81 see that some musician has dis
covered the genesis of Yes, We Have
No Bananas"
'"That so? The exodus of the silly
thing would be of more interest to
me. Boston Transcript.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-10-31

stomach and starts the liver and
bowels acting without gripping. Con-
tains no narcotics or soothing drugs.
Say california" to your druggist and
avoid counterfeits! Insist upon gen.
uine california Fig Syrup" which
contains ons.-Advertisement.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-10-31

Fats and oils in the diet are two and
one-fourth times more effective than
either proteins or carbohydrates N
sources of energy.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-10-31
MOTHER! GIVE SICK BABY
"CALIFORNlA FIG SYRUP"
Harmless Laxative to Clean Liver
and Bowels of Baby or Child.

Even constipat-
ed, bilious, fever
ish, or sick, collie
Babies and Chill
dren love to take
genuine "Califor-
MIA Fig Syrup"
No other laxative
regulates the ten
der little bowels
SO nicely. 1t.
Evening star., 1923-10-14

During These Weeks the Already Low Prices Q
Karpen Furniture Will Be Even Lower
Think of It-Lower Than Usual.
Upholstered Furniture always priced
reasonably, during these show weeks these
prices lower than enabling to get
genuine Karpen Suite a loaer than you'd
to pay for
Tapestry Overstuhed Suite Karpen make with re-
versible cushions and Karpenesque construction
throughout; three pieces with wing chair .....S20o
karpen Cane Panel Suite, mahogany finish, uphol-
stored in good-ooking tapestry, three extra pill
lows three pieces Sl7o
Karpen Coxwell Chairs, upholstered in frieze molar
brown mahogany finish ........................Y .Y85
karpen Three piece Oversuffed Suite, in beautiful
shades of blue, walnut and burgundy brocaded
str,ction throughout t........................S
Three-pece Karpen Overstuffed Suite in striped
rnol1air with sofa and arncl1airs; tassels,
versibe cushions and Karpenesque construction
throughout .S21o
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-03-23
I'm Fonts Insures Fresh Charm to old shawIs
~ Julio PUTNAM FADELEss DYEs-dyes you
dyes or tints as you wish
Proof Positive.

The journeyman BARRIERS doped out
tonic for bald heads, rented a small
store, fixed up nice window trim and
arranged some placards that were not
without appeal. When laymen were
not around they INDUCED In more OF
less discussion about their preparation
Thus In the midst Of quiet afternoon
one of the partners was moved to
speech
"John, I've been thinking"
"What about. old-timer?" said the
other. surprised.
Does our hair restorer really da
the work. asked the first.
1T must" declared John easily.
"Whyf
Nobody ever comes back for SEQ
ond bottle"