'MWMMMMJ- in w m” hm . ‘ ' ' hdetnilnndeinmciw.eschcnilsfore intermitnéwérso't‘thecomfly ' ' ' monument: Whether-the hold-confumeinmum ' Tm Mammal 'mmtdfl‘gfll‘mbellm ourgmpportnndutMvisesnstiensliimchemmi-isn "Someotmwve ; ‘9 a. “ammunitfis Wm m 0 mmnpmgistbslhstorcit. mmmuwma _ ~332me Itwns‘nsrthis-eomiusem H. Elimmt° 3,”: II II II .I . Jwrmnmofisrcnnm simmer-1mm ;nm“d”~‘ Imn . h ‘ Commitment 1;: magnification is sscrstsry. Dr. mummmr ottoman“ ‘_ ' ‘ H N we. or Lincoln. Nob. report-mm s.m.m any are M considering the most The prime; Jasmin the monumen- V 2‘.“ “.WW m. m . V shim Was It mauve cooperative marketing on.” tinned are the American Form Bu; , m mrmmem.mmflvsm ”mg.” m ‘m int—the history a the coultrx mu. ,Eedenetion. ““1 the 'M mists. Hr. Gustctson had shady» commissibneompsnies in'ths country. mnlmcn‘omnete in the 1:: col ‘- 1 Two well deuloped projects to! Grower; Auocietion at America. - , .. , teaming groin alt-end: hove “firmwaom are developments 7 5 mi .k , ALI. ‘wufkedouten‘dmnowbeingpre-D ewyenrs. _ intothehundredsofnfiinonsotiflm “W ,m. _ sented to farmers. Ir adopted, they The “wheat strike" of last yes: iirst 57 the m Form Bureau Fed runs m which will be held hers, ' ~ ”will go into eitect this summer. Er. attracted sttsntbn to the new 6M0! ‘0 19““ 9- “W ”wwk dolisrs. mfifln‘ to figures “nut“ mun-day m‘m. L: 3 forte are being made to unite the two Grower-r mm which he at; = I . , ‘ .7 fl L _. a, ' term groups concerned on a. duals banquet-tern st Vichite. Kan. With , . 3 ~ . , system. thensdstsnoe or 'Asron Baptist“- The final ratification meeting for tantamount-t. ithnsworh- the broader or. the plans. which in- ed out a system and is pushing s. con- cludes the handling of all grain. is set tract campaign in the wheat m ' forApril 6 here. Theotherormisn- states. In Melodi- beingmsde- tion,’ which concerns itself only with to sign up 60, 000, 000 bushels. or shout (Q‘. Spring Suits , Spring Suits of the better kind, mostly samples.- $25.09 to $69.95 ; Ofieisl Addressing .School‘Children on Fire Prevention; _ Right—Critter of Booklet Issued for Children. . r enactment of the fecfitsly in the schools, which are a -: for or. pmen- hope otthe next moo - . which have bssn That education is the only wsy M State legislatures. is which the tremendous lire loss in tin! rougbont the nation, United States csu be mstsriellyred . -mlng from Govern- is the expression of Governor 1. ”red milled: National Association of Idaho; while vigorous ork, which is vigor- the fire prevention education moms! . movement for legsi- is wind by Governor J. A. 0. Press, oi 'x -ention education. Minnesota: Governor A. C. Ritchie. 01 to and city Credit Maryland; Governor E. 3'. Names. oi _ n a maJority of the West Virginia sud Governor Harry Li ’ by the time the last Davis, or Ohio. without s dissentind Zita session this year vote from any Stats Executive. providing for pub- While the movement for teething mg n against fire waste prevention in the schools in every Stats he to fire loss will is thus gathering momentum. New 3m 7 the statute books. school (gilldrcn have begun the study iii rson is appalled by amordance with the new model Jew . to of life and prop- went into eflect in that State last I it which is prevcnt- Over 100.090 copies or a fire premcl » -r Len Small or; Ill- manual prepared for the United States, in that the ultimate Bureau of Education by the Notions! r-ntion must depend Board or Fire Underwriters hive boas 'lucatlon of the indi- distributed by boards of eduwflon ' nderstsndlng ot- tire New Jersey. dud instruction from its ; of carefulness end and pictures is being given for at 1 gal responsibility in an hour esch month in-sll the sdloole- r7_ osnbs donoet- otthsfitlm ,sfidnkmqkneu , $12.95 «$14.95-$l(;.95 56'New Jersey Suits to pick from. YOU get the height of ;. ' i musical joy when you hear a great living artist. But- you get equal joy when you hear the same artist on the New Edison. Theproofaf‘thishconvinc— ingl oonehisive and concrete. ’IEIKEWEDISON mwmaM‘ A9 .. it. O 9”: Peggy Paige— Dresses New showing of "Peggy Paige Dresses, sold exclusively at the Mintz store. g stances. aspire to share with men. ' ' political privileges. , 3 “_The women are now allowed to ‘ discuss andread journals and books . ' dealing with political problems, and ’ W M;- “m hi1“- . g In?!“ yet they are denied the right to at- ' s tend political meetings. _This is at ,, ' once absurd and unwise, and it the v . governmenti- deer: not make way for ; the natural claim or the women the SpringCoats and.Wraps ' 0 ing Display of the N§£% Iéeogtts and Wraps. 3. ‘»«$.ls.oopto $75.03. I . 3, 5 ., ES 315, 325. B995 fig; Speeiaiiianhokers....~$§.95T ilkPetticoatss...,....$t$ -- selfsaidinnnsoentin time may come when the authorities 0 aeemozw may find themselves forced to do so - ' ’ ' through the ever-growing pressure of 4 5’ ’ 1d AbOhSh the progressive times." h em from- Representative Matsumoto. Inde~ “‘3 .. ‘ pendent. »was another warn a‘voc'te Inca] Meet of the proposed change "In giving tlie 30, 000. 000 women or Japan." he said, "a. chance of acquiring political " (Correspondence . knowledge the government will take a. Press) _._“Japan-:br0ad stride towards real. national ._ inning to awake development. Women should not on- on " declared Re- ly be admitted into public meetings of ' 1-3-3, in the Diet political significance. but should also thin to abolish the be entitled to the right of organ- women from. atp izing political bodies of their own if » eetlng or golfing occasion requires. The sell-awaken- ..~ ; stem '. ' onyon. Cousinsndlisiamihis 1. tsstofrealism. .. 3, mem. ' “ t . 0 ~ . ,5». us. The measure in: of the fw sex is e fact that “11- , Gray Squirrel: Ghokers. $935 , Silk Bloomers . . . . . . . . .m . . ed by membets of not, be gain said. Somety has attain-i . a.“ original m m ' ' 3 :House is regarded ed such a. marked advancement: that . _ . , _ > ., m. 5/ , up in the emanci- without political knowledge and oom- wouldbe goodinsnvcmu-t. 1-w- . women pnehension. no‘ women can be compet- L w. , . “omens suffrage. u an; vnves 1:11:11 no]??? in thcgutnrgi’e' - - ‘ _ . 1 n 0t on on e 0 one A ’ . - ‘ Pufzw‘wm} regulation be abolished in the opin-l- -5 . arms. ALFRED Fox mo 00. - ion of Representative Koyama or the (ginglgfidigfievg? Kenseikai opposition done away with. e women of 3”“ “The time has passed,” emphasized ntnct with the broadr‘the- speaker. "when women and 1&- “:tional thought. It bong-5:311 be pressed down with im— ’ pun Y. 4 ~. 221333;; 11:10.31? A. committeeis now considering the. . - -. *3 ‘ women's ,, bill. ' ~855North Manse Opp. 0on3. Church. S WBET Pumper. Per . OanammyPuchaseAflThemeh 9c lb. 33mm WW7 p NOT BI m .55¥1; 35c doz.1' ,u ...4 e: we . rm
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