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New Britain herald., 1923-01-20
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old Dame Gossip has been busy among her friends in the theater world this past season and now tells us that there might be two new the- aters in New Britain within the next year. and one of tho local theaters might be sold to out of town par tN. Dame Gossip states that one of the thcaters might" be erected on the old Geunther property on Main street where the Neri fruit store is now located. and the other might" be erected on the site of Raphael's property on West Main street. New London theatrical people are report cd as being interested in the latter proposition.
 It is interesting to learn that the Lyceum theater stage, with the pos sible exception of the new Poli the ater in Bridgeport, is the largest in Connecticut.
 George NJ. Cohen this past week Cd bled his New York representatives from London that he had arranged IOlt lilt plpI Dl lNO VI iIlp pltis5 in London this spring. The first of these will be Arthur Goodrich's com- edy, 50 This Is London" which will be offered at the Prince of Wales the ater on April ,. Ir. Goodrich is a New Britain boy and his play is now being produced at the Hudson the ater in New York. Little Nellie i Kelly" will also be shown in Lon don.
 Al Wilets, native son, will ap- pear with the musical comedy com- | pany at the Lyceum theater next | week.
 Tickets are reported as selling fast for the minstrel and vaudeville show to be given by the New Britain chap ter Hadassah at the Lyceum theater on Sunday afternoon, January 2S. Lawyer David l.. Nair is to be the in-
New Britain herald., 1923-01-20

terloeutor. The "L" quartet. a local aggregation of songsters and fun- makers, will also appear in the show.
 There Is n great probability that the Y. NJ. r. A. X B. society will produce a show this season. One was not giv- en last season for some reason or other. but members of the society have expressed themselves as being in favor of producing show.
 Members Of the Business and Pro- fessional Women's club are seriously considering putting on show at one of the local theaters this spring, and there is no doubt but what the Ma sons will present their annual pro- duction.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-20

Vitamines in col-liver oil come from sea- weed and diatomes absorbed -by the cod are found in it's liver.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-20

gold and on each side of the high carved throne arc great panels de- pietlns in eolors the favorite, sport Of
New Britain herald., 1923-01-20

has eataeie himself in design and eaieF eifee5in this set The long, hlghr eflliRged Fhom is done in purple and
New Britain herald., 1923-01-20

Many thousands read the Herald" classified ads daily.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-20

wind and wave. but they're developed on very stylish lines and in brilliant colors. They're equally effective with the simple Annette kellermann type of bathing costume and inc more elaborate creations Of tafeta and satin.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-20

Al Willets, native son, will ap- pear with the musical comedy com. pany at the Lyceum theater next week.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-20

It is interesting to learn that the Lyceum theater stage, with the pos sibe exception of the new Poli the ater in Bridgeport, is the largest in Connecticut.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-27

Perth Amboy, n. J.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-27
P. A. HARDWARE
WILL BUILD
Purchase Adjoining Property
and Will Start Additional
Structure at Once

Plans will be placed in the hands
OF the contractors within the next
two or three days for a $4,000 four
story addition to the Perth Amboy
Hardware Company building in
Madison emu The firm has also
purchased through Max Scott. a To-
cal real estate broker, the two story
brick building adjoining on the
south their present building, from
Charles M. Peterson and Earl Lake.
The building was recently sold to
Peterson & Lake by John Latko-
wich. /. T. Madsen, when discuss
ing the purchase of this property
by the Hardware Company today,
said that the future of the structure
had not been decided upon as vet.
The building is rs by 100 feet. No
reconsideration is given.
The plans for the new four story
addition are being drawn by j. Noble
sPierson g. Son. The building which
will face on Jefferson street will be
20 by 100 feet and constructed OF
brick and terra Gotta. The new ad-
dition will connect on the rear OF
the present three story building
which faces Madison avenue. The
office of the firm will be located in
the rear OF the proposed structure.
The first floor of the new addition
Will be arranged as q loading room, |
which will do away with the present |
outside loading of trucks. The trucks
will back into the building and be
loaded from a loading platform
which will greatly cut down the
overhead in handling stuff. The
loading platform will be large
enough to accommodate three large
trucks at n time. There will be
two freight elevators and shoots
leading from the various floors to
the loading platform.
In the new addition will be locat-
ca all the factory, mill, plumbing
and contractors supplies. The
building will have 1920 square feet
OF hoor space, which with the pres
ent structure. will give the com
pany a total Of 26,250 square feet
or floor space and will enable them
to do away with warehouses which
are now located in Commerce street.
New Brunswick avenue and Division
street, and keep the goods all under
n roof.
The Division street property will
pc made into a garage in which the
twelve automobiles and trucks util-
izeo Dy the company will be housed.
With the completion of the new
addition, day nj night service will
be maintained, men being employed
twenty-four hours each day. The
night work will consist for the most
part in loading of trucks so they
will be ready to start out on de-
livery early in the mornings.
The present building facing Madi-
son avenue will also be remodeled
the first and second floors being
turned into sample and retail de-
partments. New show windows and
entrance will be built and plate glass
windows placed in the second floor.
New lines to be added will be glass
.Tare, crockery, leather goods,
-&unks and Nsuitcases and hotel
supplies.
The company also has a branch
store in P1ainfield.
With the addition of the new
building, the Perth Amboy Hard
ware company will have the largest
hardware and mill business In New
Jersey, with the exception of New
srk 1t is said.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-27
DEMOCRATS FILE
CAMPAIGN ACCOUNT

NEW BRUNSWICK, Nov. 81
Edmund A. Hayes, chairman of the
Middlesex County Democratic Com
mittee, filed this morning with the
county clerks office the expense
statement showing a total of sixty
seven contributors have donated to
the campaign fund in connection
with the last election, most of which
were candidates, Office holders and
party leaders. The sum of $~7,269.12
was received by the committee which
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-27
TO HAVE THANKSGIVING
DINNER IN COUNTY JAIL

Seven men, including local wife
heaters and Migrants and -out-of.
town Migrants, will be the guests
of Middlesex county on Thanksgiv-
ing day and Christmas, as a result
of sentences imposed in the local
court by Recorder Harold e. Pick
ersgill last night and this morning
TOO much moonshine'' is blamed
for a majority of these cases. The
men were ordered arrested on COM
plant of their wives or were picked
u pom the street helplessly drunk.
City Marshal Daniel J. Dwyer and
Officer Sullivan, Frank Burke and
Arthur Peterson made the arrests.
Several of the above parties took
large crops of whiskers along with
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-27
THE BEAUTY OF HEALTH

Newspapers and magazines are devoting
columns to magic or overnight beautihers.
There is a beauty in health that is far
more attractive to men than mere regular
ity OF features or a made-up complexion
Health should be the first essential of
women who want to win and hold adj
mlration, respect and love. At the first
Indication of III health as indicated by
dark circles under the eyes, a sallow COM
plexion, headaches. baokache. pain in the
side. nervousness, irritability and melan-
cholia. women should take Lydia u. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. the standard
remedy for woman's ills. which has been
proven to help 9s out of every 100 women
who try it.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-27
DOLLARS

Az State Street
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-27
Hoffman Spent $3.50

NEW BRUNSWICK, Nov. 81
Assemblyman Harold G.. Hoffman
has spent $500 in his recent cam
paign for reelection, according to
an expense statement filed at the
county clerks office by Rufus B.
Allen, his campaign manager.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-27

ucated in district school. Greenfield.
Learned machinist's trade. In De-
troit since 1887. Was chief engineer
Edison Illuminating Company. Or
ganiEer, 1908, and president Ford
Motor Company. Largest manufac-
turer of automobiles in world, en-
ploying more than $4,000 persons.
Democratic candidate for u. S. sem
ate against Truman II. Newberry,
1918. Address, Dearborn, Mich.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-27

included $1,000 from the state Dem
ocratic committee, 1912 from small
contributors and $3.50 from part.
members.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-27

Eleven windmills have been con-
structed recently in East Prussia, to
supply electric power during the
coal shortage.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-27

them for their long stays. Five men
were sentenced to spend ninety days
and the other two, negroes from
of town were given sixty days apiece.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-07

dosahla plaketka, znazornuji-
ci rakouska vyznamenani, kite
re zdobily billy sat "Orlika", 2
pivodnf ceny 200 frankd 1910
frankG a koupeny byly pi.
Marquetovou. Had'ovity nahr-
delnik s nepravym tyrkysem
byl vydrazent z SO fr. ma 100
frankG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-07

V plese ms pg, ale dobrv ta-
neSnfk dodal ii odvaIhy a Sci k
hezke gardedhme Sc slovy: -
Milostiva PAM, snlim pl'os;t ?
Ia 81 jej prnhledla posup-
ne odv6tila:: rs dit6tem "a ne
tancim."
Tanecnik, takto ctverak.
neztrativ dnchapfitonlnosti, -
bfitce. pravil: .sProminte, ia
jsem 81 nevsiml ze jste jinem
stavuw
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-07
Pamatky po Safe Bernhard
eve prOdany We draxbs. Draz-

by pamatek po Safe Bernhard
tove nezlcastnilo Sc tolik lidi,
jak tomu bylo pfi jinych slav-
nych drazbach poslednich let,
tfeba pr prodeji veci ubohe
Gaby Deslysove. Svet umelec-
ky, ktefy by mel mitl pfedni
fad6 zaiem, protoze slo pro-
del veci divadelnich, byl sla-
be zastoupen. Byla tue prede-
vsim pi. Mary Marquetova,
ktere byly pfirceny nektere
nejzajimavejsi veci a Sacha
Guitry. Bylo tn take nekolik
zastupcl, kterl kupovali pro
n6ktere umelce,, zvlast' pro pa
nj Colonnu Romano pi. De-
mougeotovu. Ale obycejnych
amat6rii drazebnich bylo po-
'skroynu. Louis Barthou obje-
vii Sc jen letmo. Londyn a No
W York, kteraz mesta posila-
il pri takovych prilezitostech
sve slavne obchodniky, vyslaly
.jen n6kolik dam turistickych
dborech spise zvedavych nez
koup6chtivych. Presto vynesla
tato prvni drazba 96,78O fran
XII slusny obnos vzhledem k
iakosti pfedmetu. Bylyt' to
same "skvosty' divadelni, "
nichz stkvi Sc neprave perly,i
tyrkysy, diamanty, korale atd..
ktere delajf DOZEN We svetle
lamp, ale "a denniho svetla
vypadaji uboze. Pres to dosahi
kazdy pfedmet slusne 4ceny,
protoze ii, ktefi kupovali. By
Ii ctiteli velke tragedky. Tax
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-07

Y -
rie"', hanebnym zpisobem otrel
Sc 0 vynikaiici osobnosti v re-
publice Ceskoslovenske a bylo
pry to S velkym gustem cteno
Nemci ' Cechach dotycnemu
cislu onoho platku ziskan OBJ
zvlast' velky odbyt.
Jako ukazku, kan az zave-
sti strhnouti mIze narodnost
nj East, citujeme( aspdn cast
clanku - jak jest psano vdd
cfch osobnostech statu, ktery
jiz nekolikrate poskytl Rakou-
sku pomoc. Tedy, zde jsou ty
teutonske "uslechtilostl':
Il. Masaryk Tomas, syn voz-
ky z Hodonina, c. k. universit-
nj professor, velezradce, poru-
suje pfisahy, vynalezce cesko-
slovenske racy, vidce labskych
Francouzu, spojen a sdruzen s
krali Anglie, Italie, Belgie, Ru-
munska Srbska, RAINY pro-
timonarchista a konjunkturni
republican, tyka 81 praz-
skym katem Wohlschlaegrem,
.obEva v zancich Hradcanskem
a Lanskem: asi 1900 nadher-
nych komnat, ma 10 automobi
lii a 1900, 100000 {. ;korun
mzdy, jedi v lete kazdeho ro
ku ma Capri, zije jinak demo-
kraticky jednoduse, stiti Sc pra
ce, 73 roku star.
2. Alice Masarykova, dcera
predesleho, asi so roku stara,
oskliva, bezzuba, fika' 81 "ce-
ska korunni princezna", presi-
dentka Ceskeho srdce, reditel-
,ka vyzvedaGske kancelare,
ktera ma 1kolem denuncovati
Nemce, Mad'ary a Slovaky, u
kradla v jezdeckem skladisti
zamku Konopisti damske Sc
dlo, bez zam6stnani, blyska Sc
zdarma v zamcich ma Hradca-
mech a v Lanech.
3. Benes Eduard, c. k. uni
versitni decent, velezradce, pc
liticky makler, salonni boise
vik, absolutisticky panovnik
cele stredni Evropy, hadi muz,
mazany vsemi mastmi, stale ma
cestach (k Will dietam), ma
asi 2 miliardy jmeni (pocest-
ne? ziskanoD. Opatrnost pri
jeho dopadeni.
A. Bechyne Antonfn, naden-
mix, zidovsky socialista, neumi
psati ami cisti, ministr vyuco-
vani, nerozezna houslovy klic
cd zachodoveho, jinak velmi
vzd6lan, v ministerskem kolle-
giu nazyvan vzdy jen Hader-
lump"
Timto zpdsobem pise organ
rakouskych monarchistG o Klo
facovi, Kramarovi, Micurovi,
Srobarovi a Tusarovi slibu-
je, re ma ostatni. dojde".
Pekne ctenf, re ano - sko-
da, re 81 to nemohou precisti v
Americe, kde jest tolik sympa-
til pro Rakousko.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-07
o SOUcASNYCH UDALOSTECH


jredaktor Ladies Home Jour-
nal, nabidl onehdy 100000, z
nichz mali byti udeleny odme-
ny "a nejlepsi plany, nayrhy
neb myslenky, jakym zpdso-
BEN Amerika, spolu jinymi
narody, mohla by prispeti
svym dilem k odvraceni valek
v budoucnosti.
f.st4,
Jsme opravdu zvedavi ma ty
plany a navrhy ktere Mich
budou neilepsf atpocteny cena-
mi. Mona, re jeden plan by sc
osvedcil a jest velmi jednodu-
chy, nicmene vsak obavame Sc,
re nebyl by uznan ia hodny
ceny. Coz ably Sc potopily vse-
chny valecne lodi, rozbila Sc
della, rudnice, vojenske aero
plany a vubec vsechny yalec-
ne nastroje a zrusila Sc vojen-
ska kasta, z jejiz clenu mohli
by Sc nadelati obycejni policaj
ii, pokud by jich bylo treba k
zachoyavani pofadku kazde
zemi a pokud by Sc nedovedli
jinak uzivitl.
Necinime to jake navrh, ami
nam nenapadne, ale jiste byl
by to krok v pravem smeru -
k odstraneni valek. Kdyby lide
nemeli cim valciti, asi by ne
valcili kdyby Sc do sebe pu-
still jenom p6stmi, to uz by me-
bylo tax zle jako ia nejposled
nejSi valka, ma niz Sc podilel
skoro cely "civilisovany sv6t'
Edward Box, .enz vypsal
svrchu uvedenou odmenu. Jest
zajimavym muzem. PfiJel do
teto zeme z Holandska, sc svy
mi chudymi rodici, jako hosik
7-lety, neznailci anglickeho
slOva, re muze vypisovati
100000 odmeny, aniz by Sc
vystavll nebezpeci, re skon6i
Y chudobinci, jest dUkaz, ze Sc
mu move vlasti dobie dafilo.
Jako redaktor Ladies Home
Journal pc tricet rokn, vysinul
Sc Ia misto velmi vynikajic Y
americk KEN zul9iaIistickem fl
nancnim syete.
Po vzdani Sc mista u zmine-
neho casoplsu, napsal Box pro
Saturday Evening Post serii
clanku pod naZvem "The A
mericanization Of Edward
Box" Vysly pozd6ji v knize,
jez po dlouhy cas- tesla Sc nej
vetSimu prodeji ze ysech ma
americkem kniznim trhu. Ma
psal tehdy zav6recnem od-
staycl on6ch clanku:
"Nezadam zadneho vetsiho
stesti, nez ably mi bylo dopfa-
no doziti Sc. ably mole Ameri-
ka, jak il mann mysli, stala
sc skutecnou: Amerika, KITE
re rad myslivam jako 0 Ameri-
ce Abrahama Lincoina a Theo
dora Rooseyelta - nikoli bez
chyby, ale s malo- chybami."
K tomu patrne ma pfispet
odmena vypsana Edwarden1
Bokem na nejlepsi .nAvrhy a
myslenky k odstraueni valek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-07


zminili, tax zvanou cisarskou
,suitu ma parniku Leviathan,
jenz A. cervence vyplul do E.
vropy, obyval Sc svoji rodinou
sekretar prace James j. Davis.
Prvne Sc sdelovalo, re il ma
zamluvenou George Harvey,
americky velvyslanec Anglii,
ale nejake priciny z toho Sc
Slo.
Pred svym odjezdem pravil
Davis: "Toto Jest zeme pfile-
zitosti. Zde ia cestuji suite
kdysi reservovane pro cisare.
Citfm hrdost mad tim. Dou-
fam, re mnozi z tech hochu,
kteii sem prisli do New Yor-
ku behem minuleho tydne a
prosli Ellis lslandem a kteri
tam jeste projdou, uslysi 0 tom.
@Chci, ably vedeli, ze kdysi
ia jsem za6al pred ctyficeti
dyGma roxy, nemel jsem Q mic
vice nez oni. Chci, ably v6deli,
re oni mohou dokazati zrovna
to, co ia jsem dokazal. Ameri
ka nikdy nemela tolik prilezi-
tosti iako ma dnes. Jest zde mi
sto pro kazdeho dobreho priste
hovalce, at hocha nebo muze,
jenz sem prichazi umyslem
uplatniti se.'
To, co pravil D. Davis, hezky
mi, ale nesml Sc to brati do
slOvne. Jest sice pravda, ze ka-
zdy, kdo test Sc. dobremu zdra-
vi, neni stihan nestestim, ns-
plytva pencil nerozptyluje
svoji mysl energii honbou Ia
yselijakymi bludickami, jimz
iikame tez ideally, muze 81 v
Americe spise pomoci, nez kde
koli Jinde na svete. Nemlze
vsak zde kazdy zbohatnouti,
jako y. Davis. To bylo mu IL
mozn6no jenom praci delnikn
jeho ocelarne, nichz sotva
n6ktery mohl by 81 dovoliti pod
nikn0uti vylet do Evropy ma
Leviathanu Y cisafske suite.
Zbohatnuti nekterych lidi Jest
umozneno jenom tim, re mnQ-
no jinych nezbohatne.
Republika CeskoslOvenska
ma narodnostni mensiny, mezi
nimiz Ona n6mecka jest samo-
zrejme neJsilneisi. a nejvlivnei
81. Jsou tedy Nemci i Cesi "od-
souzeni' ziti spolu a vedle Sc
be jedne zemi tudiz jest v
zajmu obOu, ably zill miru a
pokoji, i kdyz ne prataistvi.
z te pficiny vsechny vystrel-
ky narodnostni nenavisti zaslu
huji 81 odsouzeni, at vyjdou q
te ci one strany. Ably Namci V
Cechach Ceskoslovenskou re-
publiku milovali y byli jejimi
loyalnimi obcany, toho sotva
Sc doekame v nynejsim pokole
nj a ably meii nekdy Cechy y
lasce, to jest teprve mizivou
moznosti.
V nedavnych dnech viden-
sky platek "Staatswehr', or
gan Sfrnozlptych monsrchi-
stl, v Gkpku "Charaktexisti.
cke .hlayy 2 6eske statni gale.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-07

Tato "panfnka 2 flse ducha" !"
byla zhotovena nEkolika dobre
smyslejfcimi ldfvkanai Y hote-
lu Ambassador v Los Angeles
a postavena ia stil. u n6hoz 0.
bedval Sir Conan Doyle, ma
jeho pocest. Mimo vse oceka-
vani, Sir Arthur Sc zle dopalil
a fekl devcatdm, ze bere spiri-
tism vazn9 a ze ma velmi roz-
hodne min9ni 0 jejich "pocte".
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-08-16
Razzing a Habit

republican newspapers which are
engaged in the gentle process Of raz.
zlng Governor Sweet because OF tho,
abandonment OF his platform derlsr,..
uoh. In favor Of state-owned ,.xre.
houses for farm products sho, A, re.
member that it Is one o, tt., pr,v,-
reyes OF wise men to chaaye, then.
minds The efficiency OF local ware
housing as an aid in tie solution rf
farm problems is II, ,,.ser on y,,,u.,
opinions are widely, a,,varianse,, ar a
the fact that he {. d no, plunge. in to
the plan wtth',,f listening to, adv Ice
speaks well tsr the future. Of tina,
part o' the marketing program wraicb
no - fSrocating so ykspruus,,y-
"e'". sounty News.
Those naughty republican editors
should not be razzinx the Governor
But possibly some OF those same re.
publican editors hAa to submit to a
good bit OF razrAng a year ago for
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-08-16
President Coolidge

The nation Is fortunate that IN,
death OF President Harding gives u.
as safe and sane man for presiden,
as Calvin Coolidge There will he
no violent changes In national or in.
ternationaI policy.
He Is well Informed on the affairs
OF the nation, He has kept In touch
with the. policy OF the administra.
ton. by the wish Of MIR. Harding
and hts own inclination he has been
regular attendant on cabinet meet.
ings aud has kept in touch with the
matters of state.
tie Is not a stranger to the cabinet.
In an emergency he can act and
to the point as he did In the police.
mans strike In Boston.
When the Legislature tried To write
lie into their law by declaring beer
with 2.75 per cent Of alcohol wns
not intoxicating, and the bill aad
passed by tremendous majoritaes IN
both senate and house indicating that
II was very popular. he did, aot hesi.
tate. but promptly vetoed the meas
ure.
Coolidge is man of the common
people with a whole lot Of common
sense.
The country Is safe with CooliI Ige
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-08-16

IN many places because Gabong was 10
constantly turning sOmersaults tc
amuse those who always gathered
about him.
He had always been famous for his
long hair, but he said he'd ra,,ier be a
popular fellow any day than think Of
his long hair. and II turning somer-
sauits made him popular he certainly
would turn them even II It meant the
loss Of hair.
oh, yes, II Is more fun to be a good
sort than to be thing OF beauty"
Gabong said, and he meant II, too.
In yet another part of the ZOO there
was Amos, the pet woodchuck of one
Of the keepers.
He was the only pet woodchuck they
had ever had, for woodchucks had
never become friendly.
But Amos was different from any
other.
Amos went all about the park,
wherever he wanted to go, and every
one knew he would never run away
for he was far too happy.
He never let anyone know where he
slept That was his own little secret
but ut all other times he was about
especially happy when with the keeper
who had made u pet of him.
And In yet another part Of the 200
the big African Elephant had just had
his lovely, soothing oil bath.
First of all he had had splendid
bath. Then he had been rubbed all
over with oil. The keeper had put 1t
on him with big sponge and the
keeper had had to climb up on Ind.
der in order to reach all parts of the
elephant.
He couldn't get into little tub and
lie down and be bathed, no, not he!
oh, he loved bis bath and his oil
rub, but when II was all over he threw
dust all over his body.
lHal, uc sdiu 10 HIMSELF IN ele-
phant talk, ''is the ideal way to have
a bath and rub by finishing il off with
dust rub Of my own making and
after my own fashion.
Then ] feel really soothed and
happy and contented. Some do not
see why ! put dust on after | have
had my bath and my oil rub, but don't
many people put on talcum powder
after bath In soap and wateri
Well, you'd think II was funny II
did that. So don't. II I'm going to
do anything funny ! like to do some
thing which gives me restful pleasure; !;
yes, that is what I like"
But the people thought II very
strange to see the big elephant throw.
Ing dust allsover himself after he had
Just had a hath and an oiling.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-08-16
]. G. NIXON

Attorney and councillor At Law
). G. Nixon A. a H.al.-
so7 Coronado Building
o:s's'se Court House. Greeley Cole
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-08-16

1t seems to us that one experience
with government fixing the price Of
wheat should be sufficient to warn
the wheat growers not to want to
make another attempt along that
line. We have a great deal of sym.
pathy with the farmer who feels
that a fixed price for wheat at a
good advance over the price he liz
iikely 70 receive, would be only tardy
recompense for the loss he sustained
by the price fixing Of war times. But
We are satisfied that II such an ei-
tort were made, it would react worse
damage to the farmer. War time
price fixing for wheat was spoken Of
as bonus tn the farmer to stimu.
late producthon- In actual practices
1t robbed the farmer Of millions OF
dollars, probably billions. 1t is gone
ana the farmer can never get II back.
Ii we GUILD lay our hands on the
robber who got it,, We would be In
'a'or Of getting 1t; but that cant be
lone. Let the government keep its
hands OF the price Of the farmers
commodity, but let the farmer by
orderly marketing fix his own price
10 cover production cost plus area
sohab'e price. We Don't want the
government to help us, but ALLOW
US TO help ourselves In a plain prac-
tical way. 80"