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TOMORROW
High tide 11:49 a. m.; 12:07 p. m.
Sun rises 5:53; sets 7:47.
Member of the Associated Press.
.11 news dispatches credited to it or; ‘ ‘
It" Othe'w‘se ”1 ””9 paper and “9° to be a road‘huilding era. Surel.v ““91"“ 333: Cameld .33.,“ issfiwtbbtjf: 3;:
1 news published heroin. P t: .‘ . n . .. ,_ _
“Kiwanis or republication of f-DO-lis no better way of educating the pill" a th'bmm ”an" b“? b’ 18'“ “
Ill dispatches herein are also re—l'm. m the best of building such mm bani passed out out existence. ~
. v From 1880 to 1890. there was a
”"0“- Q‘ways, and or maintaining them once movement in the South to keep alco-
V G 8m . TELE- thev are built, than through the me had [)8qu 0‘“ of existence. ‘
‘ ~ . .\ states passed such laws. and the
PHONE CALL-3 diuul of the beloved movie. whites. seeing how much 'better of
“WW . . , ~ ,_ the negroes were .thouxht that it
Business once—ta. -“"‘“‘““-“°' 39“” h“'°_°““‘°“ “ Was on then: to make the mom;
m Brunch one, .1383, Iticles ut‘tzins' good roadfl- With Vomit?“ sacrifice and do without. in the ma-
Io Jorlty of can“. they did and mu
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Iditor'u Residence—2183.
would NOTICE.
Old Welt, Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M.
Meets in Masonic fluilding. Southl
Main street, lst and 3rd Tuesday of, lug picture must be a photon:
each month—July and August except-i
All Master Masonsf
ed, at 8 o’clock. Y
cordially Invited. John K. Finch, “2'
Id. Robert M. Wilcox. secretary. I
CARRANA SORE AGAIN.
government is much
The Mexican
disgusted with France and the Peace
in two statements issued‘
Conference. ‘
simultaneously the other day it. was
officially announced that the Mexican
roan ALMANA’J ran
..-...‘ty
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of Americans. The name is dldéufilt MUST
"'Romagnesomz-Monttaucon" they fill!
'it. and about the nearest an American
man not to its pmnounclatlon is "30'
iman-soo-mong-fosong." But inasmuch.
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.‘namc.
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coco ROAD MOVIES
The National Highways Association"
3i»: using moving picture films all oV'er
'ltlo country in its campaign for s%n,om.._
' One of the best films offei‘fll" Change Came in 1850 a
l
‘ roads.
The Associated Press is exclusively has ”Good Roads” for "3 ml“
untitled to the use for publication of,
i
_ lm-LiWul illustrations to show the contrast
lumen manager’s Residence—v
between the road which has receiv
even a little care and the one wbic
has had none at all. The moving pic but it. mems were making 0"
itures should do more good than the
imazazines: since they will'reach a in:
' Furthermore, the mo};
H
zer audience.
can't be sontethinu that one of th
artist fellows made up of his own
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head. ‘
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This is the only one of many educa;
lional forms which the motion plot
to
iis taking. It is being widely used In
:acricultural extension work. to shofl
all the steps in modem farming. on?!
in a thousand other fluids equally t'l.
...
.i'ul. . .
“'r shall come to wonder before'turhentless l l I u I.
minister sent to France had been or‘ilou what we 9‘," did without these
tiered to leave Paris. Ind that although
the‘l’eace ConferenCe might recognize‘
the flonroc Doctrine. Mexico would
never do so. i
It? is not altogether unnatural tllat
Carranza should feel about
thettreatnlent accorded his minister.»
Senor Alberto J. Paul.
pee visit
her. and ever since has been hanging.‘
around the antcrooms of the French!
foreign office waiting to present ‘ho‘i";ule.~m and “m “A I'm}
it. is pretty hard on the back to normal m “91;;th
pridé 0f ‘5" “"0331" N ruler 11* ”mum stat"lhl‘_“» will Dust-t normhl on an
S“ h“ 0rd?” tlnprecrdonted upward flight dirtcllr
YU Spain. ”WW m.HW world realizes that the llmflailt-
credentials.
Venus-Hana Carmina.
his rfllinlSIt-l's oft"
await developments in
genial atmosphere.
Just why Franco hil> not received,
H "10!"? con- , tics and expenses of war are actuallv
'past.
films of such vast possibilities. and
ltheir use in the campaign for better
highWays will be, one of the 'itbingu
. which will make us yonder.
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CAPITAL FOR THE FUTURE,
- 'rilt‘ importance of having [MW
H“ “Tiled "'- capital saved up for use within the
Paris with his credentials last Decem- n‘tn ycar or two should no; be 0"
looked by the ambitious individual.
Once peace is really consumated. bun
it will Ink" :1 little time for ”ii“ real-
. . s t
the Mexican convoy L" not t-xplalned. Motion to crystallize into action. Iiiut
There are (iotlbiit'fifi good reasonsv'whcn it dOe-z there will be. a resump
. \ . .
They ma." “MP I" do With the heavy lion in full or. all normal intiflsll‘l’es
financial claims against
They may be connected with
of which this slap at the. Monroe Doo'
trine ha a typical indication
”fill. any rate. Carranza has another
content. He‘dotes on grievances.
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our: GREAT‘EST CEMETERY
-'l‘he greatest of American national J "‘r“ the battling present can endure.” ;
~teeheteries is beinc established in
'. Funce, north or Verdun, about, mid-
m— between St. Mihiel and tiltr Ar-.
‘ _-:-“'80Ine-tmut, the two places where the
:American army won its most famous
riotories. The population of that hero-
city is being assembled. There will be
‘ '- 26,000 men. nearly half of all our war
‘ deltaad‘mot‘e than half of those lun-
V . edin battle.
flurrmtest cemetery in this conn-
iryis Arlington, outside of the nation-
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Wilt-burg and Nashville come next.‘
fifth Wench. The Gettysburg but-u
will groundrmarking the greatest of
‘I I ‘ flvil‘War battles. has less than
i
'. original intention was to bring!
We the bodies of all the Ameri-
fell in France. The plan has'
v. ‘ ed because the task would
-t. and because it seems more
1 where!
dinner to let them lie
Mm Roosevelt preferred;
con. and most .of the bo-i
I‘m”? ‘9 ' F: -.'
Mexico for abandoned or checked. New ventures
damages done and rights ignored With'uitl be started. A thousand avenue"
respect to French properly in Mexico'of opportuni'v will open on everv hand
litt- to the man prmidcti
friendly attitude tnuard Germany dttr I though it be but a small amount.
in: the war, or the hostile Mexican at- dirfllculty will he in choosing among (to
flame toward the Peace (Tonfcrcnclzu1 portunities, not in finding them.
The individual who has no such fund;
i
i forcement .
——5 ml
lathe soil they died ”Ae'ii‘ng.
capital
Hts
with
;will do well to start at once.
It may takt couratze and forsight
5V‘3riuvance. and- therefore ought to he'and selfi'deni'll to arrange the finanéeis.
with regard to providing capital for use‘
..r 4' ,whcn the time comes, bttt the time IS
‘Ponlinfl, and "He who sees the future
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UNIFORM tang: LAWS
There is need of uniform state lower
:t'onforming to the federal statutes for
the protection of our migratory birds.
“'llile such has been done in the"
WWW of legislation to protect these in-
fintely valuable and beautiful citizens‘
of oursxthey will never
safe from extinction so long‘as one
zstate can undo the good ohanother b!
.atlowing shooting or 'éupture of wild
fowl during the spring breeding ileu-
jl‘mpltnl. where there are 20,000 men ‘0“ 7
Wed. neurly all Civil War Veterans. ‘
Thirtv-one’ states now have laws for
this spring protection of inme. EVery
tstate should have them. There are fun?
.eral laws which are good bttt cont
; no provision for enfom'n‘i‘ent.
There. should be a complete revision“
.of all state and federal statutes. malt-E
- ing them uniform.
as it will he a hit of America in France
it has been prophesied that this was
Y .
FOR'THE SALOON
003W from First Pm.
principal item of exposure Was
rum for the occasion. In the old
rum on atmuge In the cellar.
“th long
« died at theJipe age of ninety-five.t
She used to tell me that she could‘
Jremember that. when the minister:
‘ called. her sister was sent in a bur-é
ry to buy some liquor. that he would
properly entertained. Today.
we hide the,
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a
be
when lltuninistcr calls.
"in the year 1850 there was a
change. Such men as Neal Dow and
John B. Gough went about speaking.
have the credit for so doing.
“l‘lnully. thorn were 18 out. or).
and people began to think. Scientists
proved that we are far better off with-
be entire-lg
I
t
I
Included in évery‘.
,law should be provisions for Its en}
Our wild birds like our
trees have been subject too long to run
thlesu will of the ignorant or outbid} " -
.fét' .
{representatives at the State of Con-
me‘nectlcut voted awnst em uubmittfi
church at Lyme. there was plenty of met that! Both Senators and all of
380. my grandmother, Hotwo voted wrong.
‘ Sterling Furniture (:0.
Special lorthhmontb to ull‘I-inoleum purchasers—Insured, laid out! set free of charge for ’ ZEPHYR "GINGHAMS
anymninthohouuon o- inches wideneuest and
hinoluuneunbuhudheninauyduixnforanym
erlulttlzb‘
State on of the
which in 00 ;
en uubmitting thofumendm'ent to the
people. Remember that! All or the
leuuofl for us.
There are .no actions at Camp DCVI
em. All the m hut! their brains. .
“Wu hue to nub this would mote
like Camp Devon. he my to do:
it.tutodolt.1hejobluhurd.vblo.
excu- nt all! it“ the grower In~
satiation toxic it and do it right. Two
we found that all of the States had billion a you is the nu- W was.
voted to ratify. with the exception of If till I'll!!! M thrown out lI-'
Connecticut. New Jersey and Rhode‘“) m m Sound, “ would N'-
lclund. You see “here this Statc fut-better.
stand! ‘i "l was not alwuyu a pmhibttlonlst.
Saloon the Poor Man's Club . ,l hove soon the pitch (at science.
“The saloon has to go. Thut is thei and um now doing mace. more
verdict of the people. There Is no are my Minn the—men mum-u
question about that. But the saloon, i a. drink. What one you doing when
lag the question to the people. Don't
the Connecticut (members of the
"Then came the deluge. When the
uncle: of bottle had cleared away.
SINGLE BED SHEETS
Made of fine loft cotton. Size
54x90. Value 81.53. Sale 8110 ouch
8-4 OED Ill: CHE“.
although it cause of vice. crime. mils-l Belem has all this evidence which
an: nod ignorance, did serve a very M know is true? A“! ’0' able to 81" “’00- “I'm“ "-39-
roul need. It has been often deecrib- conform it? If not. have the coor- 3'19 ................. 81.19 ouch
tell us the 'poor man's club,’ and it use to act. Do your penance just “i
“‘e will have to provide some-ll am. 00 to it!! i FULL BED SIZE SHEETS
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thing to take no place. The nuloon- “The” huts must be. oven to W i 3'" 31"” “m ”-79-
km? h“ the Km: hand of m)... m_ w m;1‘.{k mat m‘mi 8th ................. .‘.2’ Old!
man u the neixb mood. He knows M's c! .' where do.» , poor
of all the vacuum He knows woman come in? We know (mm the W" MAL PIONEER
how tomatubltoflnuudupon ”Khmer-lemma: Cum Donna that ttl “573
waters. knowing that lLWill return mt In pueblo for young people to hove Mule at m W Anchor
patronage later. in good-time under the conditions at . The W and
“The saloon is democratic. Every the cm. “1’17 Ml 83697116"? I“! m.
Ill Who “treatises the corner 81- "N0" 1 ‘8'0 "I“ M11110“ With YOI- Si. “I”. m N I“. "*
loan feels tint heis juglugood astltisforyouttouot. ltiutheunaefor fits-Io... ........ 31.”-
the next mun n the w, Mler hat-.luctlon. for the thought of duty and. sun. on“ tum bod duo.
log I. for drinks. he feelu tint be is of 60¢" ‘i You. use 8d. ..... on. o-h
hut a little better than any one else“ - —--- ‘ flu. some. um: wide u in;
The saloon m also one other com! nun eon mum. cones: i VII-o 82.71 we ...... a." unal-
27 INCH GINGHAMS
A): excullent guilty in an
comm of the most
Wk patterns and color
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The qual—
fine.
prctt icsf pat terns.
is exceptionally
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Sheets, Pillow Cases and Bed
Spreads
mu. APRIL 3, m,
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BED SPREA iiS
“Clix-18‘ won‘t-yum \I at,”
Full size apt-eat. um "ms“
TIM Mm Valuu Suit, '
cial 51.69 as:
DOUBLE BED SIZE NWEAOS
Extra quality. F‘t'Plivni design 3:
Hammett ends. Value 9.7.. 3,,
rial ............... 3:39 on,
SUPERIOR QUALt TV SNEA
Heavy embossed tit-signs
ed to war well. Vain.
Pattern Table Cloth
but good quality amt. mush,
MI I“ to.“ roads (or u“
u ,n‘
‘ om.
’4 In)
Vul- 38... Special . 1:3!“
mm; ems ant-u alcohol. hour. ”mace; - It l: «hen the out tact-t Povltm ter Andrew I rv - -
ance companies found that of two‘ m 3 public toilet in the ”‘52.”, i quest 111:; W Fang 'vlzfew. PILLOW CASIO
n: ma ot.18 years of use. -the hood. . inter, Wt sis-tn Oliver or the m 0 - hit W W“
one who ubstatns hu seven and sov- .“h’ow suddenly we 3,... sweeping nil i SIC-l 000' U 8. ‘~ on muslin. Shel “I“. Vllle 30c.
entouths percent. better expoun- thunkomflmnuhnt are 'QMK Waffle Mm *1 lulu .. ................ a. not .. ,
trans of life. Just howum you you; 9 do W? Connecticut N High grade soft hm “an
'0 ‘9‘ atom such evidence? “m ‘81 com to “IQ; " mm ":9 up. (“mmw m M "LL“ ms V“ m. m ‘1” Put:
"'fum- _ enven‘y.lnlIu-utdoit."“u-‘..h “fiflfltmfibdflh .
.. as area...” :2 mm...” mm? M ......t .. ......m... mm m“ ”um-a. “"“ “h * ------- - e - White Dress Voile
. “cab“ and [and an we mum :36 (Mt ‘ v: m. w' ‘3‘: all u in nu um u the «was elLLow “us
are right. and wouldhuvc none of it. Mug-m m h". 1 good time neg meat! “I“ lb 1* III 0! (b. dd. 10 inch” m. M for cunt!
Other large-commas have com mm m. m we pilot! the rice is called to this not scum nus. V“ St: mm wants. etc. Valu-
“1:9an. Umdmtmmlnmotulepucuunadnmotm We..-“ a“... ...... twat”
”0" in“?! m ”M W i“ u- thut '0 ounce .- «imitates? enlist in thin branch of that-vict- j
Ind‘orknxfln-HL Emmott-.mmmwmtmlu detbefm A
not... t... m-.,mmm.m.u-mm.cm “hafnium-blow.
, “‘3‘ "‘9 “Be 0‘ 3100‘“)!- fueeut mu to mom of db m; in“. ‘ .
flinmmh~flflm "W‘W‘Wm to cull neundtduobo-ennmhuuh-l “MI-ole “cu-and
L“'Smeanc&utctuungdu_ Thiamin- ”momma—n “fiu ”“ hm
“mm“mmem‘mummmummwmntmmmdm --Qb~~ m-m-&uu
{:1- tuo aunt's-lam thwart. We m Inc-I; W b“ "M‘ w h w - "h"
beerless do”. The brewer- were 9" m I” I. “'“he 5°“ w "a m; m D "
mung beer. U’flm a, Io nun hue. “with I.- vision. deciduous. m.- .. "M “-
grain to make bread for five million . “Cut the Y. N.‘ C. A. do the Job? “'3 ' ” .
men even day—m to (“allot gun It not tutu" down those ‘no Ms. clan-Ins. a INCH GINGRAHS- ‘ lVANM”
ithe menlnthu nlllednmtea.Wohdbm' dink-8H“ rid “some motorcycle ”5 mm” M - - q
quartom.mnnstckofmmmm. m‘aewrkmmmmhveudex- 3' in“? I“ m milk-K W\
More. Socugnomnuuao nonunion... two-“with eerie-tum In W “019-9 dime Dime-duh"! 001- ..., .. . .
States to vote on the Prohibition not. new erubtof ran, who unlined-It I“ m at Ind-x I»: on. 3- min; “6!. m v
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equal in wet and m-
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'32 inches wide. fifty nev- n-
quisi‘te m uni Nor-ml
t'ul winnings; pump" "'r
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MAY SETTLE STEEL i
PRICE CONTROVERSYi
Bally Carriages
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You must see our 816.95 Round Reed Fibre Gun-inge- to appre- j
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DENVER. Colo. April 26.~«Dimr-
cute the wonderful but-(sin. Other carnage- frotn Gem“) 0'. m“ I. mm. m a “new
$16.95 to $65
cent the offer made r?" then [Motrin
Board of the Department of Gallant-e
to bring together mmnhnm of
need' not won, about another.
Refrigerators Front
$9.5ot'o $60
Refrigerators
Of quality and very line construction, absolutely guaranteed. You
vents over the governmentv price
stabilization program.
CROWNED IN FALL
Pamnoor in Commercial Atrptunu (
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Airplane Company
Kent It u “inland sum for
Yourflntooutistheonlyooet.
‘ 5 passenger. J. Lester Allen‘ot
wu drowned. Enaitm W. Elliott,
Nightingale, the pilot. mums seven-vi
' teed i t
Mild-sue. aid that engine. non-[
bio had not the machine Into a nose
~dire. Hts efforts to restore the hu-
unsuccessful,
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.er Thomas. built by the Not-pore N . «
iShipbuildinx and nrydtwt. . an .
meut issued upon his ..;T‘.'~'tl| uere Huh” 105‘ heel! delivered to i’ .
day. announced his vmmgneu to uc- have and tut.” "up”; . . ,._
inn-lion
‘Md‘lure is in Maui
the Railroad Administration and the 0f 3'1““ “NW WWII! :cm: ‘
steel pmduoem to settle the coin} V0109“! 34 (Ho “03' sum-oi
BROKE UP GERIMY‘S SP\
‘omnnnder Carlos V. Calm!» .-
Pun Dearly For Rid. {N United States and «tut. - '
CAMBRYDGE. Mutt. April 23.»»An the America: newton. who it»; t
ai'rphmé used by the New Enxhndiieudilg part in? tho Mug “1' 4"-
to carry muon- i Gennuuy‘s spy uyutou and in'
("W I01' communicutmn via M m c l 4 lb“
nil-nice! than. tell 150 feet into theiund Spain. during the W11: :i:‘ w t-
Cburluu mu hut-in youths!!!” and “30108012 here last week
. 800ml Washing-t on.
sure to brine the bout Fault.-
able.
unoe by ell-bins out on the tall wui "* -....w
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OIL COOK STOVES 'm .. "- we '““°"""‘"°'" - '
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mumwoum mummnzauq mmwgmggf‘; m.m.'imtm.ltlmw .
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wt. .' . 1 . , ‘. lthatlclvtlin “about: has scoured 2332......‘2. '
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