1938-08-18; Saline Observer

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VOLUME 57
SALINE.   WASHTENAW   COUNT"-".   MICHIGAN,        THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 1938
NUMBER 46
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MICHIGAN MI
■Non-Partisan News  Letter
By   GENE ALI_E__AN
Michigan Press Association
LANSING—The state cupboard is i
bare at   Lansing,   and so   Governor!
publican opposition,* will probably
center on how the iponey is going* to
be raised. .
Thus we come tos£he crux of the
whole matter. .- ;
Who is going to foot the bill ?
This is the real question today!
armiiana, Marijuana,
Hemp;Hashisli;Bhan
tion of  this terrible weed. 'GEORGE BAREJER, ANO MISS
The   Government  Bureau   of Nar-         RALPH   NEW   LAUGH   TEAM
optics  has issued  a bulletin on the 	
PIONEER  TIMES
ItVOnThe
Address Label
subject which treats the whole mat-.    George Barhier and  Jessie  Ralph
ter   exhaustively.     A  New   Orleans *,.,,«_ ho„- +_..--_,a „_. „ _
prosecuting attorney states that 50% S^T     Tf COmedy
j  - of the murders in that city are trac- c°mbinatl^ °f the screen.    The two
. Spread of Deadly Weed Should Be able -.to marihauna. The same pr_- character players were cast in "Hold
j Stopped; Mr. Jewell Reported portion holds for Mexico, the Philip- 2?at. Kiss>" coming to the Saline
i Small Patch to  Police. pines   and   other   places   where  the ?\heatre Friday and Saturday.    Bar-
populations "are strongly Latin.    The bleJ Plays Mr. Piermont, millionaire
•■"■_*■ ° *■' nnH    <__-\_-m«__ 1. *--_     o».^    t_V.~™    -t__-..__-._       _. _
Frank Murphy, in the chosen role of J    Last week's story prompted a friend.    tj.. alarming spread of marihuana schools   of   several   Southern' cities  and socialite. *nd *kss Ralph, Aunt
Michigan's     "Mother    Hubbard,    is.tosendus  today's sketch.    We will   in the last few years, and its increas- are hotbeds  of   its  abuse     And  so y'   a   d°wn-to-earth,   sharp-tong-
calling the legislature  to meet late;__.,. disclose reaI names.   To all ourj m& use  by  numbers of  the youths the grewsome story goes on and on.*™"1 relafciv.e who loves to burst bub-
this* month for another special ses- _^ . ^ ^    United  States  has attracted The f_oint for  us i£   shall   we art bl^-,of. prlde m the society set.
sion,  the second since his inaugura-  readers let us add, we shall be glad ^t    Uon of ^ Bureau of Nar. ^Mle S^re  is vet  time -id  stamn    ^S^ L" Maxin directed tte new
tion- to use any pioneer events which oc-, ^^   Washington,   and an   ex- Hut in Mi<SgS' P V1C^r?' a COm€dy «*«™» Placed in
The governor's predicament is notjcurred in your family or community j tensive research and system of ex-,
the source of rejoicing among demo-| an(i Whenevex, requested we will keep perimental projects is now under!
cratic leaders'.        .,,.... !real names .and places a secret. |way. . Much has already been reveal- I
w^efrepeSeVg°wTmpor1^tp^]    Today-  story is   that* '"of .another ff&^tat^t^.Kmto*    The   ^oposed   reduction   of   $12>.
warned repeatedly by^im^rt^t par^ | ^^ cg_Je .. Washtellaw TOunty) ■ follow.^   ^^ ^ ^^ ^ ^    0°0-°°?_of .the $28,000,000 allowed by
SCHOOL AID  REDACTIONS
NEXT  ?EAR
a background of New York's smart
co'-. -.lauieen O'Sullivan, Dennis
O'Keefe and Mickey Rooney play
leads in the picture.
Jane Withers in "Rascals" comes
for Sunday and Monday "Tropic
Holiday," starring Bob Burns, Martha Raye, Dorothy Lamour arid Ray
t^Z ^untv chaLn^n tta?'having settfed here in 1840. We shall'  .^936 almost 400 tons of it were  the 1937   legislature  for   school aid
Brown downtocounty chajrn^n that, s^   Grandpa* and   Grandma slezed in >U«at  trade m  the  U.  S.   in Michigan will mean"a loss of ap-
™K   SouT to TK-^ection1 Jones, although at the time of this «* Jf«f <™s have been  traced proximately $9,000 to $10,000 to the Mililard, are booked for August ~_3
would be injurious to his re election _t0    -^     w(fre a young- COuple. Like directly to its abuse.    So last year Valine district for the year 1938-39. 24.2t-    '     e TOOKea tOT -^S^st 23
tt-f a m-ettv mess for all concern- 'many   Easterners" they   had   heard Congress   passed   a   stringent   law, j    During-last year the loss was more ^Z0
Its a pretty mess tor all concern        _^      tgJsa _f th_ ppportunities _i,known as the marihuana act aiming, than $2,000.    And   in  planning the
Michigan. Friends who made theito correct its abuse. It is also an: next year's budget advice from Lan-
trip to Michigan and return told of < outlaw weed in our state and in sing was that schools should expect
the  °*ood land here  at verv  small i many other states as well as in most I about   the   same  loss for   the  new
ed.
Consider the situation.
ThP JS21SS                                                                                                         the   enlightmed   nations; and   it; year  as in  the preceding year,
i.^?  th^ Sd^d  steTSe'mont.    Her family were fairly well' J"   attracted   the   attention of   the: U   much   as    20%    was   expected,
m   1937   the  grand   ana  staggering.             _,_-_„_   • c_v-_ v,*a -......-w-  on i League of Nations. Schools all over the state made up
sum of  $122,000,000   while expected to do^peop^.  ^he Imd received ^        - ^            ^^ from budget_   ^^ ^  ^^^^ bu?
tax revenues at that tone talked to;e*«»1wn   ™   ™VJ^gT- ™^!Hme.   under   the   name   of   "Indian after budgets were niade and the tax
$104,000,000-a   mere   deficiency   of ^J^J^ ^S^_L S_    Hemp."     Such   ancient   -writings   as! allocation   boards   were   notified   of
$18,000,000. wu „    „,- •    _f t__ slate legislature  Beii^^eo-le ^e    Zend-Avesta,     Herodotus    and i ^xt year's  needs a new announce-
Before, legislators   grabbed    their,of the state legislature. Being people H ^      . '     ref_______ t_   it ment was received  that  the  school
hats and rushed home, the governor!<* means they hired many servants ^er ma^e   clear  leferences to  it^.. wou__ ^ ^ ^^
obtained executive authority to trim! such as a cook, gardaei-   maid, and?"™ ™ ^mience. , consterha-
appropriations.     Hopes  were   enter-laundress. It was while living in thisj    Hindu prints  used it shamelessly. tion      m^ ce _ffortg wer_
tained[  temporarUy  that  the budget' palatial home tutoring the two young, to produce  disgusting hallucinations  ^^   to   ^ntom, vaOO.  last  week
could bl balanced j hopefuls of the family that Grandma, upon   their  devotees.    And   Moslem the „Iasfc straw„ no  doubt m^ to
In   SDreadins  nublic  benefits here Jones met Grandpa.   He was a hand- sheiks knew of its power and many.the formof an  announcement  that
fl-ndth?re &butionof weSth that!some  and daPPer youn& man,   who atrocious acts have been committed; still an additional 13%  cutis possi-
ff^S- ^nS____M__ttelfiS-v always a™*6 t*16 bestJiorse in .town, by Musselman warriors under ite in- ble  and   being  considered   by   state
X«S?oc~£ ^ | His father w^a welLfo do merchant nuence. ! au0lorities. This would mean a total
cies and to load new responsibilities and he. was looked Uponsis quite a]    Frequent mention is made of it in of 53%
on the  state   government.     Result:
More jobs, bigger payroll.
THE OBSERVER LINERS
Classified Advertising
6c per lime firslt insertion. _c per line
each subsequent insertion.
M-CN-MUM CHARGE. 25 CENTS
All cardboard now 7c per sheet at
The Observer office.
Heating   and  sheet .metal   work.
R. G. Wahl, phone-_.6u.
Walverine Work Shoes give extra
service. Sold by G. L. Parsons.
W. E. Dietiker, iicensea embalmer
and undertaker.    Phone 175-F2.
For    Sale—New    milch   Holstein
"catch"   by  all  the   eligTBIe   society Arabian Nights; and ini the literature      A meeting Monday in Lansing was
debs. But strange are "ways of Cupla of   the -Sixteenth.  "Seventeenth  and held  by  several  hundred   intel-ested cow -ano- calf^ Clarence Johnson.    J
uxc j-._o, ^55_x i,^.--^.-                ■     and he who was invited  to all the;Eighteenth   centuries.     And   Balzac school   people including   superinten-
Accordmg to records of Budget -Ji- j outstanding   social   events   lost   his and Gautir have left vivid accounts dents,   school   board   members   and
rector Harold  Smith,  state payrousheart   to   tbe  utu_   gaverness   who'of   the  delirious  hallucinations   pro-, others.    It was the  decision of the
for the first 18 months ox the pres- Uy_d ^ ^ ^^ ma___on.    Theylduced^ by it, —--.—    «---      _--*—    __™)-_,„
ent   'administration   were   $9,420,284
higher than hi the comparable period
; meeting    that    everything    possible
were wed, but practical little Grand-1    LamaA    carefully    described   the' should be done to persuade the state
ma   Janes   refused   to   live   on  her
authorities   toi   reconsider   and   not
^t^_ttS__^_d^taa>S£?^S_f^-i_x SS**0"*-*"-1™^- tKn_mly.«ul demanded PcSi ^vfT It 5^^,carry out the mentioned plan.
Z^^Tc^^SS^^i^^^^^ $%*£? ***** family and bears the ^1 mchWuHSS".^ '
defict  even .on; ffie e^eetato.,^I^^he  dec^yn^ome  occu_ mon_x^me_of ^indaan^Hemp^ which* ^      WSTOL .ASSOC_ATION
the state wiould collect  $194,000,000
mon name of   Indian  Hemp,  which
name it has borne _rom the earliest
taxes.
I    The   Michigan   Rifle    and   Pistol
Custom combine work.    Make application early.    Gross Hardware.
Stock—Spray: 2 gallons for $1.25
Cole's   Feed   Store,   Saline.
For  Sale—Cucumbers  & tomatoes
cheap!    149-F3. Jacob Klumpp     (4)
For    Sale—White   Collie   puppies.
hood for himself and his bride. ;times.    Other   names   are   hashish,' .^-^SThSS   Vw   T938 Vtate Martin  Fuoss,   phone   184-F3,"US-
I    It- so   happ^ed  that* one   of the bhang, Ganja,  takrouri, madjun, ka-" ^Xbore r£le^mate 2 fflctoS 112* 46tf
_   ftowni*s tespected citizens had just re- four and Dagga.    Marihauna is  the.sma11 bore mle maIcnes at ^CKaly
Recession Troubles _|»--o iKt-^fu «»«_» _«« ju.;. ic- lour aim j-agga.     marinauna is   me. Rid uti Aueust    5-6-7.
Of course, the legislaJture could i ^d from a top to Michig^i, Mexitan-Indian name and has been ^ ^Une aub btkged a bunch of
not know mat we would be plagued -where he bad -visited relatives who accorded official * recognition in the ^Jf ^ had th? distinction of
by another business decline-known ^d rece^y-purebred land from U. s a?d defined as "All parts or f^^^ore medals than any. other
as "the recession". ^e. government.    Enthused.by the the plant Cannabis sativa." i single club.    Final results were": in
Instead of the state collecting sta*les they heapd,^ -Grandpa and Marihauna probably originated in the metallic sight aggregate match,
$104,000,000 in revenues., it will be .j Grandma decided y^niake their Asia hut has spread to: almostra-Tr-^alrfef* Cook received third pr^e/a
fortunate to get $90,000.444."      .      'home in Michigan.   Wim-.only a few parfs ot the world.    In some places hi0Ilze medal.    m the Paugh^tr-pHy
Relief roles grew rapidly despite ^m«red doUars m cafh. ^ rl^er * is cultivated for its fiber and for, aggregate match Donald Shurtz
the aid of the federal government in ^ ?J1-COur_?e and anticipation they the resin which contains the danger- was fourth. In the Ned Moor trophy
a_3su_ning a major share through started on the western trip. Arrxv- ous drug. In the different climates aggregate match Walter Cook aid
WPA and other work projects. The.m? m Detroit they, purchased sup- it varies only a little in general ap- Don Shurtz stood 6th and * 7th re-
state's welfare appropriation for two!PueJ-:   and   within,  a  few  days   had pearance,   but   more   widely  in   the  spectively.    In the B0 yard metallic-
-___■*■__     ■*■ . _    _ ' TP-_-arAT,A_T'-TVi_3iT«   _-^^a^rv.,   »__-_■_-    -tvi _-_*»-___. 'fhnn • _. .- l      ___.    -_ ;_ j -_i 1.       _. ."_.- ..       *- >*      ■>.-- __   . ,»    .,- -
years   starting July 1 of last year,,re_"steredTheir claim'for more"than,ambunt   of resin produced and,  un- sight".match L.   G. Bariesori, of this now at the vanishing point a nundred acres of Mchigani sofl. fortunately, in the U. S. its resinous. Saline   Club   won 5th  place  and a
For Sale—Early Evergreen sweet
corn 1c per ear; and cucumbers.
John Hack. 47
Radio Service. 12 years of factory
e??periepce. 211 S*. Ann Arbor St.,
Saline.    W. Kelly. * ,'
A full line, of New Idea Implements and 'repairs. Call the Wiedman Aujto Company.
. I.am now prepared to clean your*
furnace with* my new vacuum clean-
R. G. Wahl, phone 160.
Grandma soon learned.she could not content is high. bronze medal, Mr. Burleson  won a er.
send to the store fors everything she 1    Marihauna should not be confused Tyro-bronze-medal and 9th place in |  *
wanted. But practical little -soul that with the loco-weed, several varieties the 100  yard metallic match. j    For Sale—bed springs, trader and.
she was, she set lien-hands, resolutory of which grow in the West and have     In • the    individual    short   range 1   gallon ice   creanfj Jfreezer.  Hajry
Quoting Governor Murphy in a
press article: "The state is going to
spend between eight jind ten millions between now-and next March : j  ^j- »iuui 5j.uw -.._ Uk yv__- ojiu naive      *■- ■ ~—    —«*-•.      ■■■—-_.- -   =. ■".""»„    ._-•„ '----u ^_.ii«fitn>>
for   welf!are.     Its    a    que*_tion-   ot.to the task of making* good in this-proven very  dangerous to  all  sorts match W.  D.  Cook/was  10th : with Brown   at   Albers -Mill.  5honei40_) £u
whether I   should- do soaaething or new venture.      Taking her pan un-*0f livestock.   Loco-weed is mlegume a high me'ta.lic silver medal, L. ~G.' --■-■'
der her arm sbe walked three miles in the same family with alfalfa, -Burleson, 18th,- with another Tyro-
to her nearest neighbor and learned clover and vetch and does not even Dron_e medal. In the 50 meter met-
how to make bread," Here too she remotely resemble marihauna. Tti^ allie. SagM. "W. D. Cook stepped up
discovered ,the art of making soft loco-weed is a low branching fleshy -m1» 2nd Pla°e and received a silver
soap. Unknown to her were these perennial with seeds in pods like' **&& L- G- Burleson won another
ways, of saving and managing but peas, and rarely reaches a height of! ^°^^.e meda^* ^ ™? ^^d"
she had the will torlearn and the two feet, while niarihauna fe an'"? 3&&f-.-^ewar-^^tc- J^
.courage to do. Soon*.-he had scraps erect straight-gi-owing woody annual-, g^g «*^f- ^J™f JfTSf ~_S
jof fat enough and a^ile of ashes for atteining a height of from three to'bronzfe   medal   making   a   total   of
nothing about it. I have decided to
do something, but in so doing I am
mindful of my friends' warnings that
it may mean the end of me politically."
"Painless  Tiases"
To   raise   $8,000,00(1 or more,  the
legislature    must    enact    additional
DEAD PBALTVE
Farra animals removed promptly.
Phone collect to Ann Arbor 2-_244.-
.Central Dead  Stock Co.
'For   Sale—Cut flowers—Glads
Cecil.Davenport,"20JT S". Ann. Arbor
street.' Saline.'
taxes- .." z ="- _--..— ~ —■ — ..,._*--_.-__£ «. xi-xguu uj. x_.i-L _._-_- cuj.^,.* ^,^„,„ -..„-, t,,.-„,,„ „_,_  „t,,,-      F(ii     Sale~rPickling     cucumbers;.
special   levies   would  function   onlyj^ganjn^3-^^^^.^; tag   its   seed^tiiin   three   montiis,!-^^ ——-g^^ouM.   ieel;^S^llsTa bu^S^SSe^S"
d^^^l.^_F^_._L,^„3 f^L^t tZ^X^Y*™^™* St ^fZ^^^f^ ^!?ff!pretty proud of the record won by ^ Farm|. 47
quite obvious that special  taxes,  if; was of  the glue-like -mess and  de- height and fite stalks range from % ! he^ team      ___e  lokl  club  is   now
imposed a few months before election, | U#**edI to thii* of how well she was inch tcf 2 hsihes in thickness. j making plans for the fall shooting.      „_r  Bale__.  WWd   _ __-___,  ^um-
should be as "painless" as possible- succeeding mXhese primitive ways, j    The male or staminate plants pro- U-^LS call for 30 caliber quaS- faf".^^   two  weeS    i?s£   oi
the   hidden   variety which you pay Grandpa _went into: the meat market;    duce rather showy panicles of tiny f-rati„n   courses  and   tran  shootins. i™?„i ^,,,.if -^^r^fn    _SL.o«
For Sale—2 cows, i fresh, lcom-;
without being conscious of* ltT !on one of nisrare trips* to town and creamy-white flowers *at the  top of! d^htg" September ^dl-*cto-_4-l"TlS^Xf,_^UleS'  Weight 29°°'  Herman
asked for a lamb roast onlv to le_crn «.,_ ntni_• - _ti<.   oVi^/ih  a  n-rvfni-.n-n .r#! Jr.   _,..__ con/. __i __e_u-us_-.
A state income tax is "out" the, fsked for a lamb roast^^ only to learn the stalk'and sheds  a profusion of j annual dues  are $2.00 per member,
governor .says. \ttLe butcher had no lamb, ho muttc-i pollen  when matured.     The female; shooters   interested   in   joining   the
The sales tax:of 3 per cent could! —nothing -but  salt .meat.     At that or pistillate plants produce very in-' cul_ see Don..Shurtz or Walter Cook.
be raised one-third to 4 cents,  and ■ tune  the   markets  had- not. ice   and conspicuous flowers found among the • —-^	
even with the increased sales resist- fresh   meat    was    quickly    divided small   leaves   at   the-  ends   of  the FORMER GOVERNOR WAS
ance, it would be reasonably easy to
keep every unemployed family on the
public relief rolls.
Michigan's gasloine tax is 3 cents,
as compared with 4 cents in Ohio,
$25,736,000, the money-raising possibility is easy to understand.
The petroleum tax bill has grown
amons. his regular round of custom- branches   _nd   at   the   top   of   the HERE LAST WEDNESDAY
ers. .The markets had no wrapping plant. These develop the seeds Former governor Fitzgerald stop-
paner and if the customer brought which axe the only means of propa- Ded in Saline last Wednesday while
neither basket nor p^per the butcher gation of the plant, making a tour of Washtenaw county.
       __    , handed hrm  nis meat on a wooden;    The seeds are dappled dark brown jje   stands   on   his   record  of   past
Indianar  Pennsylvania,   New   York!' skewer,   and   on this  he   carried it flossy ovules a little smaller than a achievement.      He    frankly    disap-
Wisconsin,   and Minneso-a—to men-inome- ; grain of wheat.    They grow singly proves of the tactics used by labor
tion a few of the nearby states.   As:    As sidewalks   were very few  the encased   in   green   bracts   that  are m  the   destruction  of property and
Michigan received in 1936 a total of footgear, of fhc-se* days, needed to be pubescent ancUliave many tiny little #& admimstration which stands su-
j-more substantial than .that of modern resirlous   droplets.    These    bits » of pj_iiy by and permits the lawless-
times.     Grandma   had^ never * worn resin  also  develop  on   the youngei*  ness which has been rampant in the
^   o the heavy shoes   to which  she  ac- leaves and stems and constitute the  state     In) his opinion work can be
-fto   $1,200,000,000 .a  year  from   the;customed herself soon after reaching source of danger in the plant. Very regained by  the  jobless only when     _ __     __._        ._
$130,258,000   paid' in   1932,   an   in- iMichigan.    Grandpa, like  other set- little of it is found  on  the  lower, government   restores   confidence  j», truck,    1-ton  J.937   Dodge   pickup,
crease of more than 800 per cent asjtlers, always *wore boots. .coarser stems.or roots "         - —-    --   ~    ■ -- 	
against a general tax increase bf 21
For your eyes consult the Oculist
Dr. Gibson, Packard at Hill, AhQ
Arbor. Lowest prices, IT. of M. graduate,  47   years  in   practice.
Keep your hogs free from worms
with Acorn NiXem and feed our
50% protein Hog Mix, then watch
them grow.    Saline Mercantile Co.,
Radio Service. All makes, parts
and tubes; also gas, oil and accessories, groceries, candy, tobacco. Art's
Service Station, Saline-Pleasant Lake
Roads.    Saline phone   181-F13.
v ' '—'  .
For    Sale—1%-ton    1936    Dodge
per cent
_rs, always "wore boots. .coarser stems-or roots. employers and employees-   The state 1929 Ford Truck, 2 used McCormick
Suspended from the rafters  hung'    The plant is easily recognized by is   now   a1j_ut   10   times   as  deeply'corn  binders,   1  used  Deering corn
strings of peppers, strung like beads, its    beautiful- palmately   compound ^  debt /^s   it   was when governor binder. Herman Heininger, phone 33.
and   beans   in. 'the   same   manner; leaves,  with slender narrow serrate Murphy took office.    That certainly
peaches were dired and were a real leaflets  spread out like  the fingers d___ not loolc ^ if h_. methods were
delicacy in the winteiv .of the hand and wave gracefully at a  financial success.    The taxpayers
Grandma Jones, who had been a youm every breeze that .blows of -Michigan are the ones who must
„_ember of a household where serv-     One meeds only "to read, the daily sll0ulder q^ Ioad.    under the'presents were plentiful and each had his papers to get a glimpse of its hor-      t regime we axe sinking deeper in
____     .        . _        1 -___. _i     __._ -rnVkl/.   TTTtvrHr   a.1/3   4-V___    _H______.T.   _*»_-_-■_HOTO    -VirOU . ^° . — T?3 _
Effect of Session
What effect the legislative special
session will have on tiie  November
election js a topic of lively specula- j member of a household where serv-
tion. -    ~>  '- jants were plentiful and each had his   _   _ ^_..v ^    „„_.  .... „.., ,-...,...     u.„wi_„ „.
If a majority view of the demov-jown work to do .learned to manage rible wo,rk and. ths deep concern over ^.^ __._ ^ Frank Fitzgerald be-
cratic leaders is borne out, ah. extra;with what was-at Band... Largely it by the general public. For exam- n&r6a ^e cazi and must ^olve our
session and new taxes will hot help!through her efforts, her practical pie, the Sunday Detroit Free Press ]al_.__ pro,Dlems ^ Michigan. We
Murphy's    chances   for    re-election, ideas and the wDl to m they sue- tells thev.pitiful. story of an 11-year- Qan and must Tetarm ^ standards of
ceeded.   In the twilight,«_-. life they old boy* admitted  to^,ttie^Receiving -aw and   _rd__     Th&  worldng. man
 ^     *. •       _.__„___. .__-___t    __.    ___•     —si    T._-4__i*-..-_-.   **.i-i   a-tjrar__. /vr   nTTStoi*ia   aTri-tt" *=* _
There is a movement imder way,
perhaps in anticipation of this reaction, to get President Roosevelt  tojhbme. * They raised eight*children to smoking one
owned three, farms -and. a fine  city,hospital "in A'state of hysteria after can. and mu_t ,_. gainfuUy employed
--.-„-                -                         , feme. * They raised eight. ehUdren to, smoking «»_<* the dragged d&r- and ^ dole done ^q.
include   Michigan   on   his   October 1 manhood- and wbirianhoodj all bemg ettes.   ■ He Had -threatened  to kUl      „rt.„<.    —   —,,«„„  -,_v-_,
speaking tour. highly respected cit__en_i---
Republican   legislators,    many    of.    Surely, we take'hats.'-1 (
whom are candidates for re-election,. brawe folks as these i-rid' thank the orj
himself and was brought in by his
Whatever   our   politics  Frank D.
Fitzgerald  certainly gave us  some-
r- •* —_. - -1 • ,- mt- 4-    ..—•   *_.•--      -P XLZ.ii^;---<XAU.'      ^Cl LCUJ-iiV       gave      UO      u&J±l.X*>~
Republican   legislators,   many   of.    Surely, we take'hate-off to such mother.   The same paper tells of an g        think about    And we all
■    "      K  '-' "-■—  WJ" "-'-" —'-ganized drive against the .weed..* X-M dn «m,A real  Obddne before
    --       — ■ ,-   - — ..     -        ._ ._. ,_■    , .      .       _.'T YZ    -.«    should do some real thinking beforie
will try to  Overcome the handicap granddaughter who gave lis iite ana-j OalOa^^TO^ voi^
terial for our story. .Ifevis-sutih peo-(zens„ state police^ city police of Poh-*
pie • a* this who have-mada possible- tiac* and county sheriff have un^ed
our wonderful nation •*___-__-.   A re-i their eflorts.     It  has   been' located j-
turn of such courage and. thrift, sacHand  destroyed in several   places**-in 1
In The Morninsr Mail
of absence from their bailiwicks before the primary by making fiery
speeches and thus providing "front
page copy" for the voters back
home.
. Some democratic strategy aces be- helo reduce the tax loaff and enable .under  arrest   for  caitivating i'^^^y^M^^^^Y-
rt_ng bnee Jmana.   >     .     .\,-."*'      .'      ^^l^^^Jacle,gn-a recent
rifice if need be. would do- much to J that county and seven, persons placM^%_ Macrasa^hio,- Calif., Atig.' 8.
«._!-. -_,j..-_ <--u- .0^ i-o^. 0../J on0W0.1iTK.er  arrest   Sir  eilltivatiris.   iiiai_fes5^OT^3S?ysfltt-:.<-:
„___   .  .    . ,..,._.__,.____.,__-_,..__      ___ ___ issue je-
Jn onr  own. neifeRborhdodI' C. J^E^Ipng^ ^tfife^BOgse -faroily was .ex-
Jewell, author jo£ thisv5x^a_ii-lpcat^J53^_|^^rffiif:r^*^   '-*> us aU,  afid
Chtfice Hereford steers, weaned
calves, yearlings and two's. T. B.
tested, truck or carloads. Priced to
sell. Also heifers. Buy direct from
owner. Write, wire Or phone. Gale
Dooley, Birmingham, Iowa.
GOOD VAM-ES
1937   Chevrolet Deluxe Coupe
1930   Chevrolet  Coach
1934 Ford Sedan Delivery      '
1930  Chevrolet Rdstr.  Pickup
COOK MOTOR  SALES
Authorized Chevrolet Dealers
.Get your flour., direct from the
mill. You raise the wheat, let us mill
it for you. All middlemen' eUminated.
In addition to flour, we are giving
a ,32 piece set of dinnerware absolutely free* with, every 25 bushels ex-
c!-__iged. This set Was a retail value
of. around $4.00 and is aTieaUty. For
smaller amounts we have genuine
Wenware baking and mixing bowls
that are bringing joy to the hearts
of hundreds of housewives. CJome to
lieve that Murphy's move is cleverly citizens   to be  self-supporting
designed to put the Republican ma- more.
jortty in -the Senate !'on' the spot"
Can ■ the -%publi-___J- afford to take
an   an__-rel-^i position ": by   -voting
againsC $8i000,.00Wmore for public
welfare?       ^' -
We surmise tSat the administra-      J=1-._.„«.-„ -.„x    -.---. ,-     -  • •      . .  i__. _ • -      __     -__...« -—.-«----., -™-_.Tr« .,^-tc
tion will have Uttie difficulty in get* der■'*w>OOOOOp^-dolling things" uj>'-for cjtizens-everywhere are urged to join Observers containing the article?*.     _a>ia us.   HAYDEN FLOtJR MILLS,
ting the welfare ajpprogpration.- .Be- a^dsiting dictator.       *:s-_^*....*    ..,- ■*, Si§, cru_-ide and.;.aid in. the destruc-   , _.*        -■--.;•*.   5EEuly,-B->a R^msei- - •S'ecumseh.
-  A heacfl-ne ^vs: "Bab^.ToE^S $20 a. smalL,pa-C-i an<5_.^^
From Car-"   -Must imagine  he's a sheriff 's:>je«nix_e.f butaia_-^ctto^.^£^aX**t|e mgtm&ptm If think it .was Tecumseh; with your wheat and go
federal bureau "        .-i *, *       taten, .so on. 1-bndayr-ihSvst^.te>p(^s.^. eprreet m^.e.mE&i-. Win yoft-jasas.e hoine&snoy.   Remember we are pay-
" ____'- Mce -were notified and in two hours* send . to "^ftiy"   sister;   Mrs.   'Ala-tie Mg *2e bu. bonus above the regular
Anyway   our WPA-cdidn't sausn-^time they, .were on the.'jobv   GkwdlBrotherton,   Bav  City,   one of  The in4rket price^n_bade__6r_a-l wheat
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