Cottonwood Chronicle Newspaper, August 19, 1921, Page 2

Cottonwood’s Quality Store It is true economy to buy the best. Itis proven by wearing quality and price. Our motto is to have the best that money can buy. W. W. Mountain, who was elected grand exalted ruler of the Elke at the recent convention at Los Angeles. DE VALERA INSISTS ON INDEPENDENCE Men’s Work Shirts | | j London The correspondence be | tween the British prime minister, Mr. | | Lloyd George, and Eamonn de Valera, | trish republican leader, made public | by the British government shows that, | while there is a deadlock on the ques- | tion of independence for lreland, the | negotiations still are open | Great Britain offered Ireland com- | | glete autonomy in finance and taxa- | tion, military forces for home defense, her own police, and among other | things, control of the Irish postal serv- | ice. In his reply to Mr. Lloyd George Mr. De Valera argued for inflepend- | | ence and offered to submit the Ulster | question to arbitration, | In his final letter Mr. Lloyd George | denied Ireland's right to secession, re- | fused foreign arbitration for Irish | questions, and expressed the hope that | Ireland would accept the British | terms, which he declared were ba | Special For One Week Only $1.75 Entire new line of hats and caps on dis- play. The latest in styles and fabrics. Special Lot Your Choice $1.00 best that could be offered. BRIEF GENERAL NEWS | A bill by Representative Steener- son, republican, Minnesota, to modify federal grades of spring wheat was | reported favorably by the house agri culture committee Two hundred and fifty representa- tives of the American Legion, headed by Major John Emery, national com- mander of that organization have ar- | rived in Paris. | Statistics from New York city hospi tals show that drug addiction has trebled since prohibition went into ef fect, according to a report made pub- lic by the department of public wel- fare. Dr, George T. Harding, 76, father of President Harding and Miss Alice Severns, 52, his stenographer and of. | fice attendant eloped to Monroe, Mich., and were married Expressions of the opinion on the question of Philippine independence, | placed before General Leonard Wood | Have you order- ed that new fall suit? Your fit is guaranteed be in favor of American sovereignty | while the Christian Filipinos urged | | immediate independence. chemical warfare service, among other things, provides for “the | supervision and training of the army | in chemical warfare, both defensive | =| and offensive.” J. V. BAKER & SON “WHERE QUALITY AND PRICES MEET” Rail Rate on Fruit Cut. Spokane, Wash.—Freight reductions | of approximately 10 per cent on fresh frutt from Spokane, Walla Walla and Yakima and coutiguous territory to | eastern points were announced by E. V. Hunt, assistant general agent of the [m)erarararaemanaaeraiaamainaamaimaiaian(g) ies Nortiern railway. Reductions, jhe said, amount to 1844 cents per BOSCH . . Service Station U. S. Royal Cords The best in tires | hundred pounds to Chicago and St. Louis, and 1744 cents to other middle western points. | | Washington Scenic Confab Opened. | Seattle, Wash.—Washington state's | first state-wide conference on conser- | vation of scenic resources, to be held | under the joint auspices of the state | parks committee and the Natural | Parks association of Washington was j pened by Governor Hart here Mon- ma rine | day. U. S. Fabric Tires A _ : | eaeeers Farm Tenants Organize. | | ia, Minn.—Farmers of this sec- tire at a price to fit your purse | tion who rent have formed what is be- | lieved to be the first farm tenants’ | | organization. It was agreed that all tenants should demand the same | rental agreements from owners for | the year 1922. —_——__---—_ | Dr. Equi Released From Prison. | Portland, Or.—Dr. Marie Equi, Port: | land woman convicted last year under | the espionage act, was released from ! COTTONWOOD BATTERY AND WELDING SHOP news received here. | proved selection list No. | worth more than $1,000,000. at Santa Cruz, on the island of Min- | @Pplication of government standards | danao, showed the wild tribesmen to |" Wheat grading, particularly at coun- Plans have been perfected for carry- | &4 #Ssistants, are to study the “prob- ing Into effect the provision of the | !¢ms connected with grading, especial- army reorganization act creating a | '¥ in the Northwest,” a department ap- Black Black White White try buying points, has been ordered Sizes Plain Traffik Ribbed Rugged by Secretary Wallace. A_ practical Tread Tread Tread Tread miller and economist, with experienc 80x38 *11.85 *12.85 *15.00 *16.50 830x314 *14.50 *15.00 *17.50 *20.00 82x31 20.25 23.75 25.95 31x4 *22.40 *26.25 *28.65 which | 80Uncement said. 32x4 26.90 31.55 34.40 33x4 28.30 33.20 36.25 Give a Hand, 34x4 28.90 38.85 36.95 In every community there are suc- 382x414 46.05 cessful men—men of experience, men 38x41 i Rr — of means. In every community there 34) ‘ba 43.55 47.55 are young men who might make a suc- x4 2 45.00 49.05 cess of life. They have it in them; 35x49 47.05 51.35 all they lack is some one to give a 836x414 52.05 hand, It may not be money they need, 33x5 perhaps only an interested friend. 85x5 +60.25 Somebody helps whenever a young 37x5 +64.00 nan gets started right in anything. 36x6 Z | Somewhere every successful man got a start by some one's help. To keep CORD x the world moving on an upward slope Pi vaisaniaion INNER TUBES the pgocess must be made perpetual. Sizes Ribbed Non-Skid Grey Red Ex Each man, once started, should be- Tread Tread Guage come a starter of others. And who 30x38 2.15 2.85 starts another gets himself along at a 380x314 *27.50 255 3.40 more rapid gait. There Is that in iF ea ra : helping another that reflects not credit 82x31 34.60 36.40 2.90 8.65 an outlook on life, a generosity of 32x4 44.00 46.30 3.55 4.75 | soul, that wing a way forward for him. 33x4 45.30 47.70 3.70 4.95 self also.—Thrift Magazine. 46.50. 48.95 8.90 5.20 49.75 52.35 4.50 6.00 Set Out Hedge Plants. 50.85 53.55 4.65 6.20 There are few homes that could not 52.15 54.90 4.75 6.35 be made more attractive by a frame 58.70 56.50 4.80 is setting of hedge plants, not necessar- . 54.80 BT Ror 6.40 ily a tall-growing hedge fat would in- oe — pals 0 5.05 6.75 close the grounds, but a low-growing ep = 65.20 5.55 7.40 one to mark the boundary of the home 35x5 65.05 68.45 5.85 7.80 grounds and add a certain amount of 87x5 72.00 6.05 8.05 privacy. 36x6 +110.50 | much to the appearance of a commu- pany for 1000 bushel and 1250 San Quentin prison, according ba) hel 7 bl 4 e i TIO = (}) == innse SRoTHers BUSINESS CAR Any business that requires de- livery can use Dodge Brothers Business Car with profit. Because its operating-economy - and maintenance-economy have been universally established. ‘The gasoline consumption !s uausually low Ths tise mileage ts unusually high Cottonwood Hardware = Ya ia 7) <—— Valuable Timber In Washington Grant. =r vr Olympia, Wash.—State Land Com- missioner Savidge has just received from the department of the interior ap- 40, which gives the state title to nearly 17,000 acres of valuable timber lands, locat- ed in Jefferson county, The lands carry some of the most valuable tim- ber in the state, and undoubtedly are FEDERAL TIRES DIAMOND TIRES Cottonwood Garage HUDDLESTON AND SPECK, Proprietors MONOGRAM OIL MONOBILE OIL GENERAL LIST PRICES (5 P. C. Excise Tax in Additional) FEDERAL Automobile Tires and Tubes FABRIC CASINGS To Look Into Grading of Wheat. Washington.—Investigation of the Fx 8.45 4.50 alone to the agent, but a bent of mind, *Sizes and styles marked (*) furni shed in Clincher only, i ts : +Orders taken subject to stock on hand. Trees Benefit Community, Nothing that costs so little adds so nity as do tree-lined streets. Comfort and beauty alike are served, and there is cash in a shady walk wherever homes are for sale. See the Madison Lumber Com- Ng Lathe and First ‘ Machine Work aa ee gage SATISFACTION GUARANTEED