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Show 14 ' the salt lake tribune; Sunday morning, October " it, 1026. Ogden Mills Fight in New York Important One . HKOJ S. II. from Pag One.) (Ooatlnved tha he shows Intelligence. They no- harm In congress, provided, knd only tice that he doesn't speak unless he provided, he has "the goods." Unde has something Important to say. Joe Cannon and Thomas B. Heed were They observe a series of Incidents actually arrogant, In the Intellectual Acute Alarm Felt Over showing common sense and the qual- senses, but congress loved them and ity men call Judgment. There must made them speakers. Mills, wVUi all be no striking lapses from common his masterful exactness of Information and forcefulness of logic, has $50,000,000 Decrease; sens and good Judgment, for variability of Judgment, any kind of tem- manner which In its way has the efof a winning tolerance. To fight or fect whimsicalperamental Instability American Bottoms Gain ness is fatal to a man s prospect of fair, to obey the rules of the game, Is a cult with him. I have heard he The other leadership. congressmen may come to be fond of such a memplays a card game In which the esis sential arts are an Instantaneous inhim ber. they may accord what called popularity, but they will not sight into your adversary's mind and J. PREW, By ROBERT an equally Instantaneous mobilization Universal Service Staff Correspondent. entrust him with the responsibility He of your own intellectual powers. of leadership. Acuta alarm is LONDON, Oft. 36 After a congressman has shown In plays It successfully. With his mind would. he and common sense word the being suddenly experienced among dustry But Mills does not give much time h a leading British shipping rmpanlaa hard and important jnh. Some of he has In the to diversion. h.r. fallowing the rtlsmver.v that ji, s Kh.n him. He becomessucha been In congress I haveyears seen him at within six months American steam- outstandThe one dinner. r o( Whn- Just private smp organisations have annexed, on VV-- r that'snM-c- t gets subject. Into the debates ing qualities that Washington observes a fair com j:IUv basis. English- the congressman familiar with It is In Mills are his intellectual vigor and contracts approxithe work of stating and de- Ills Industry, an Invincible combtnaton busl- - gnn Thia mating $ootifl,noo finding the position his committee of Intelligence plus dggednees For nes actuaM.v transferred from Brit- - ha By and by you whatever puzzling trait of personality agreed upon ish to Amei ican-oned Irr.ttoma notice that when this man is speak-Th- e may be the raon, Mills shuns ease reo this ( the greatest percentage other members leave their as he would shun disease. ing with markablH success has been attained smoking and chatting in the cloak Men who have been the liner sente by oper.tfed by the room and stroll on to the floor to Mills slneo he was a youth f ay be was alwfivs ih.it way' Whn he was a pra United States shipping board emer- - lister Thev judge him by hi sweated and dug fleet corporation, running be- - formation, bv Urn common sense of tiring lawyer h tween Atlantic and gulf poits and Ms argument and bv his clearness and ground at mortgages and briefs now as he dues at legislation and poll Great HntVn, Ireland and the con- -' of statement In proportion as they Sonift of bm' intimates asruibe tinent of K'.np Their increase In Lav grown to a cord him respect tha. ix mouths is known to be 62. per thev refrain from Interrupting h'ni. it to conscience and some to an incent. except to nk for further Information stinct of portsinaudiip. They debate The sensational discovery of this or to ask his judgment about altar-los- s among themelvts as to whl h it Is. The really big men In possibly another philosophy might say has been drnmatir in its sudden- - .native views ness and humiliating to certain great congress rarelv involve themselves or Mills vs oiks just as an eagle flies or a deer runs or a Uaruso sings Cerr Involved by others In iner British steamship contrrdleia. Thev tain big qualities are there, and they been hgh'ly declaring that changes of partisan repartee function pontaneouslv. Speculation meriran COURAGE AND CANDOR. shipping is what Inner urgo it Is that makes about a failure In every respect financially On some occasion or other, when Mills the man be is supplies a good and suffers from Inefficient adminis- some emergency calls for it, the deal of the conversation of Washingtration The hard truth was either attention-arrestinshows courage and cand r. ton. He la a Withheld from them or unknown bv acolyte Those qualities complete the crown person. There veiy la no one else like him. their sulordinates of leadership Finally you notice that FIVE YEARS IN CONGRESS. when this man is speaking word goes OCONNORS VISIT. A good manv superlatives can be out to the press room and the c The revelation Is the direct outHe has been In drop their cigarets nnd used about Mills come of the recent lsit to this coun-rrtheir gossiping to go in to the gal- congress fie ears, and he has corre of Thomas V. o Connor, chairfaster forward than any other man. on the likelihood that something man of the shipping board, coupled lery, In the debates on the extremely Inwith the fact that the United Slates important may hapjen. measm tricate taxation winter, Ivae must either be purchased by - I think mv own awareness that a he bore at least half thelast burden of young congressman Republican leadership and he wa private owners in November or con- comparatively New from to a York come had tinue under state control City one of not more who knew On the ee of his departure, Mr unique elevation In congress arose most about the subject Speaker OConnor met the representatives of from noticing offhand allusions to him Longworth went further J, dethan all the leading British steamship or- In the debates and In private con- claring that Mills has the best His speech io them, versationbv by other congressmen, espeganisations. of the fundamentals of knowledge copgressmen belonging to taxation Whch clearly rove, ilea Americas In- cially of any man in either house " the opposition party. flexible determination to run a merwork and inone heard or saw The amount of patent cantile marine navy, nrrosted the at- In Again and again involved in that pretellectual O tention of certain magnates who manthe debates Ina Democratic, congress- eminence Isvigor almost Incalculable Many effect "I am going a man In saying, wer attending out of compliment. life has become an private vote to the to of contrary position When, however. Mr. OConnor intisuccess and from New York, but I outstanding business mated that If foreign steamship lines the gentleman fortune with less his facts became I recognise made an immense of in an entire unfairly assailed American shipping. accept expenditure energy he hns given more work to the queslaw could be Invoked to give preflifetime than Mills put Into masterany other member." or I ing erential railroad rates for goods car- tion than taxation conclude without exStills at 42 vears of age Is the ried In American bottoms, they re- ought notmvto respect for the camlor pressing alised & disquieting element ablest of the younger men In conof and the rlurltv argument made by gress. As a result, the statistical departOf all the rien In American New Mr. York, gentleman from ments of the British chamber of the public life who are below the age of Mills. 45. Mills Is one of about four who shipping weie instructed to get ImMILLS AND SMITH. Amergive most promise (.f mediately to work to ascertain the T can accurately Illustrate the spirit ica with its higher providing relative position of American and leaderwith which Uongtetsman Ogden Mills ship during the nextpolitical It was British shipping. If then was generation regarded bv his Democratic oppo- you could merge Mihs with one other; found that fifteen lines operated by nents in the house by quoting llti-alik Republican. Colour-,New the United States ehipping board young that have Bill Donovan. kou would have a United States shipping board been two brief passages printed since he became the Re- sonabiy complete duplicate of Theo- American ' Atlaltlo between and for candidate governor of dnre Roosevelt states and continental ports publican Mills, although he Is gulf New .XDrK.f n.r Hppeai lnThe New countt d a conservative, In six has Roosehad Increased months York World the day after Mills made velt s on n.ust Indispensable q on hold their British shippers bis kevnote The la World In hns speech ns it and trade by 62 per cent, and that the great degree Democratic paper of New as Roosewdt himself that i, a Amerhati ships Yorkleading privately controlled and the principal Journalistic steady persona! com rn, alnu'st i had annexed Increases of 15 per reliance of those v ho hope to make passion, to see that this nation is cent, the full turnover approximatAlfred Smith gnvei again 'and managed woithilv. and a willingness ing In value of freight contracts (to president later. But f Mill "The to taka any degree of trjuble run for some months yet) to $.15 said: about it. 000.000. It wjui painfully realized World" Mr. Mills la an orthrdox Republican, speech may be set down that, while Great Britain's home trade as the Mills' with ablest which challenge la aa far aa possible from mere had slymped, America had achieved Governor Smith haa been confronted. but tand-pa- t inertia. Mills may vet give this silent and startling victory in tha If Mr. Mills is nominated Governor the a shook At 42 he very strongholds of British shipping. Smith will have an opponent thia Is no mores conservative than RooseOTHER BIQ CONTRACTS. time who talks about the Issues. . . . velt was at the same age When Meantime, other British lines with Mr. Mills, if nominated, proposes to Mills was In the Now York state vn-a- t he occupied himself w ith, I. geInterests chiefly abroad have been in debate; as a debater he is formidable touch with their agents 'The lation of the Ronnevtdt tvp. workby urgent and as a person he is likable cablegrams and discovered that, ns World does not underrate him. dis-It men's compensation, wid'W p an Itself to a pat ole commission .or far as could be estimated, feight pledges contracts amounting to another cussion of the questions he raises " the setting up of aqcrafe The childrens courts and domestic r have been captured by AmeriThe other passage is from In the ordinary can shipping In the far east. South New Republic. courts, the budget system. America and South Africa, from marclassification of periodicals and pubMILLS' CONSERVATISM. kets that for years had been the mo- lic men on the basis of their politiMills' conservatism la partly nn cal and economic theories. "The New nopoly 6f the British Intellectual bent derived from studv Certain of the British lines which Republic" is at the farthest end of of the older political economist at have been hit hardest have caused tha spectrum from Mr. Mills. But Harvard college, and study of the oldThe New Republic" said: meetings to be held of the shipping er constitutional authorities at tuo conferences All prices F. O. B. Detroit plus war excise tax and "rings" and have "Representative Mills holds a numHarvard law school He thinks the 'TTie angrily advocated a freight rate war ber of views from which huatne.sa of the United Rtar-antnl New and with on American Republic dissents; However, shipping. of the main executive committee of the most of the planks in the Republb an run the state of toNew otk. should he according At the Kama ipU ,ucpbdml pr.m chamber of shipping of Great Brtt- - platform it disagrees pay as .).j g. less than cpi aln has opposed this thteat with all time It is glad to accord Mr Mills iu avoid collcit.' iittalization uf ci Jt points out that not tho credit he deserves for accepting gov its weight the onlv would railroad law to a candidacy which means a s rtous t ion Mdia ei an Uartly vi whuh Mr. OConnor lefened be In- personal loss to himself, but which for tije durable a voked, but that It was almost certain also means that th Rcpublitan partv atfo. Mon solid quabt' Ills the United States government would will give Governor Smith the most pt rsnn.il f'.rtuno tor was founded bv his of covie Into the fight with a subsidy serious and respectable opposition o. Mills, a CaliDarlu grandfather, more men If U la In the Automobile Business in Balt Lake City for Nineteen Years' which sucand thus further strengthen the capable. forty-ninOn the wall of vrr willing to glv battle against fornia cess of its mercantile marine fiesta Mr. Mills New York office your.g American odds politics theie are faded Meantime, certain of the disgruntled such heavy e pictures qf Hudson-Esse- x, 36-4- 2 lines are working active propaganda would be both more Interesting and ships In Ban Francisco 1 harbor among exporters and importers to try more genuine." I think, have little Informathough exThe and draw their trade back. WEALTH MAY HAVE AIDED. tion about It, they are a family who FRANK C. HOWE, State and Vine Sts, Murray, Utah. ecutlves of the shipowners organisaI that at the beginning one like to hold on to the old. who have tion have, however, warned thse In- raoiseauspect for thia particular quality In a high sense of the obligation of d dividual companies that tiuv are the Attitude of other congressmen tohvalty t. Institutions and using tanks of great danger to themThev are cbarlv a The ui late Mr Mills was h.s wealth American shipping ward selves, as the marked rase (f outt:imbng?tnng-of a vry rb h n. m and combination .gr of luteiht board management has power imme- a very c ng. naman ar.il peroabt sivtaied diately to retaliate bv rate cut- cited an initial uiioslt g ih a id that Here was through ,.i s thte t lines fa a one a N u thst specific a it en In A met ,t uial ting against m this one of the ralo-Importers and exporters of freight. much harder than most mn f'cioe,- umpetltixe bui ...craev w r, Interviewed here on the subject, hay working w ho and butter depend onlv eightv nine famil'ts anmrg rore bread oik the transfer of business Is due to the callv dogged fight to compel Here was a rich G.an the of agriculture, and county agricultural have kept pt'opif their ib'T BACK FROM SALT LAKE. NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR!. on famllv tu.mm-uvfact that they receive better treat- nupon for a grip an who drudged more cloeelv and their military authorities to admit that h s agents will assemble the exnlblt. Hast Special to The Tribune. Office of the city recorder. Halt Lake as much ment r.nd efficient service omi t lutiiiiiol i vteion was not an insupers defective r Idaho won seventeen QUt of at pohtUs and at ai more M lias A FT lU-JIUtah r itaplember 231334. :, CHy, American ships in certain trades. b.as been n handicap vventv-f!v- o In 192u he was elected to Jcf, bar. able t aa4 other wa!t)t Woi( almost than any ertk premiums legislation will be received af )lU pollf leal career I It haa g.rn pnfttsais lu f f' mu Hiw cm rn " statesf(qejiit DEPENDABLE and inary Mr Arthur F Burton have returned fhlsScaled SERVICE. mmto r offh o clock a. m his "pp mnis the until (! lovst tuonth a I the trto horn her ?tfler a tn-d-their prmhiiTiM Republicans Imputf oorgrssmfin, Thev contend that the regularity suj'pct MUiMutiny Wednu1av. Octfhcr ifiotivt-f 20, 1926, for (j) iurft M tir Mm to run fur goscimor ha atcepvel h hinismf with section of southern Idaho wid vDit In Salt l.ag fity. where they drffVng subgrad 'nnd dopondabiiny VT 'service Tave "mpared INry and the vvHh a Is a Nsw Th k Turk i Smith lardU.ip it ocvnstructlng acainsf be represented this htrnsuf whether re wluui ninif. mnd r j ar In the ex we: The guests of their daughter urh urd gutter and sidewalk, kd been of tile greatest help to r ai baHlq ..f gl,nfs in deprived n f Rs f re in impur a ' e MU'. Paving one In addition to .t' number of and her Dr. and Mrs. Byron, K r r ion No D' UH diudgeiv Unt bard at the 4mpe!-n- al chants on both sides of the ocean e Harvard n avenue "f In and ie ir.tere and f future id null, t,l Ivmocrat. Re-be m.o pie i from northern Idsb' t'A pumber of the lines cover routes of cot grts,o. ii r'Utir. Fifteenth Kagt anii Ka Iim of r.- ex. UlloN speaking in the dede all it ti.e utbr cintuand cvrv M ill N if sn hh t ongr rt indie on which no regular Circle, from Hi events of the bate in taxatun i. ; r.i d m t ivV ear nm ii.ed i tjie word the Hirvird Herue to endnortherly of atreet, and service had been previously main jo.rt of kHure or dlv.rskn Mill coo ntunlv petk of Mr.th s ro.e ,fi t f r M IN j Fa-- t tou.d the irgard that is street In from 1M2 a member tamed. This applies particularly Vo commands. Uoi ofgr 'man material Harvard is iMten,h Davis n lh ftKht R8 ;,K,knig to The prst-hdfadv.it tage his ve(tIrh present acuihfrlv 25 feet. a'nu 0f divest himself the service frfcm the gulf state is .ran f r congreea. unsuccesful.v. Ihev ovrrl.w.k the fart that y 2 Uonvtru ting curb and gutter achieve h abeoiute was sp'tlhUUy, could I like where formerly c4igrM the gentleman from New In 1914 and 1D16 he ran f r tha MUN iie'ari! curr of wjth ard 'df urh and Gutter extencould walk, and Y. rk. ..rk state senate, auccessfullv handled on a seasonal has!, namely. Islands to that uf sm. h. If Mibs 'vbn Mills He Is perfe-,sion No f,; I.ftird avenue from Thirto the R.vlera and bac k frank In 11$ he got Into the uniform (t .Doxild bed? a man v(tii in f consCfent mi the during the fall and winter months from Honda time t teenth street I Fast east to point ??4 mAn In uqo 1 A large number of ships would go again Argonc.e. snth - f,.r b uk. rem.ukaHe r c want t b.th us ay he D a ciiitain of infantry Id the Det; iTfUieton avenue from p r.ia iawver serving In congr after period out there to load grain, cotton, ett bng ampalgner and as gown r In that avenue to Fifteenth Fast street, Laird n f"r and and Ion hup fharact tho and f a astlary and the prt rush ,k. vent jiu ran bet prui f'cal.y uii iHriP but as Mnpments Fourteenth Fast street from Princeton hU, "j Ur.V V2 f If l.al asked himselfpar.,1 sided the vessel Wire future avenue to point 25 fet southerly gradual., thing It m Mease on Mi! Im f whether front with Mill, mi ses hut nisks a il in J Mills Harvard avenue, according to plans on withdrawn, and d inn the a.ac k ouid work ti,al kn- w it file In the city engineer's son Jt was most ilifncu.t for ship- stronger can'paim against Smrli Dim office. to was oinp"i w a 1. mi Tune Ti in Instructions to bidders, specificaRepublican pers to gt any ships at ail to pievunis -nl,'nU.! frbllt " U r course tion rneasiir- and forms for contract a that event al he will die small fdvptuent t IlMinev but bond, together with plana and Now. wh the TKu!ar s iedue' f to thel ir ably in reaped hi elevutiun . MAR urge. A files. wh.'n prepared, may be prowith hi' s'ne I'.nrr obf,.i and, In s n.e sailing ea h two w.k of cunt for the w?Ud f tain'd at the office of the city ,re tie That f mur th aes, oftn, ir.ntlal Ka Prize Holstein that nlngs M.l upon deposit of five ($5 00) do. V respect m :ih.I the about gulf pjrt1. such n ilaivjt n H ev lur ea h iher ur.greM M hjb ton. New Ch.ean t . Tha rl,ht la r'aarv.4 to raject Is Being Assembled k'ng in tb.'r tributes, a .d ct.n"i n l the pr.n l;al in. d from and all bids d tmgu.-lo ar tr.Uute nt ti f oruv rio 'aar r a tai pf;rta, it Bv order of th g Board of rnmmla-sWnerfports-he TT'ef expr w' nvtf lirUJtn imprtf-- if tin to r gr t . Idnho H. WAHHKh' SMITH (Ht lk (Bv that pv teal opponent. often or other prod jet i) make hit purf? tt H soMVd Dress) Idb ra h oGo r and about a 'h Deputy f'ity Recorder. . llr. - r chase without having to t.iKc o or biet- f Strong Medicine No Need Firs t at be the relation xhlbit! ill.-when personal publication. Sept 29, 1926. tfte,r of finding a vcstffl and of endeavr.j-tnA fe.l'iw Famous but Simple Old Engbeh Oct. 19, 192. livestock itional dji-.' f a Iot lijtert' publication, t hi In Fine to over nut being Stomach ! h nk M.1W Keep f Recipe u d e w!l) made m T up ' ..a:d4ig to do eo by a larger margin of er.i f 'j'ttn Cond'tion, Bannhet NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR. Wlrron, pi ize-inning IT datelna. U Moreover it is appiei.aied that fh Octrees. Office of the city recorder s'cretarv gaarM iat.ou, an-Balt effort ha ieen furth greatest um d t la v put Lake O'tv, Utah, October T, 1921. She left her huhand because he was f Stomach Trouth entire shlpdng heard organIf you are a A Sea d i roposal will be received at ly i.f safe'e prGe hc-- Inimi H" hung ar 'urd home bles B or es urn h ihv ae. Fain ization. as wed ax the operating Untv-itat!ng of tw !emlig this uffn e until 10 oclock a. tn. e: inge lkohj d g T'ev and certain re- clude two fr rn t hethe to whom has beep ir wu mav lave Inter mnuv sin (ompnli, VednesdiV, Novemtar I. 192, for H was sick lief bv following qjLk Lit he waMtt lar, advhw the simple trusted the direct management of the 1 W rs J Grad ng and constructing pavefr at two th p 1 iser M 'He tad arM-his a d his wife ibh medicine. to.-to take tu redu strong the utmost In paving extension Ho. o ment 'hips, at Malad and "t rich I'rrhe H n g r ci s w vl, ficlal dlgestant or pull 4 wn your s a!i-and dkmage to cargo a T, h from Lnlveraity street to Wo) D W .d tl of wnv, p lidded. ahcQi-nd ordinary Kparrtw told him f starvabv .tern unnecessary following ( fM ar! bho.n of Idaho Falls. L fo't sreer In blocg 3, Federal Heights of p aavon Ir art t k itd r STUDENTS GIVE PARTY. 2 TMhnc-uof SebuvbT of to obv.ou that Grading and constructing paver o! f th word ver hurry youf mals or orrea New Bi'raoufh nrdr.s. ment In paving extenslun No. 20t, SevIf it nuts of nd U&ri (V.ai-,, .. 8ANTAQI IV lU InTh--hii aSaca-- i- b f tha .dr school ,ido i n a t.ew rr. an reaeon but withm anvthing, Last street from Yale-reM.P enteenth to la Meridian him. m a q Hjr. f u'-- d '.tl haid''ap If 4 quin Junior hi,fi f.lk may at what thev Ilk If thev avenue to point 13? 71 feet aoutk of r ,gh? arts of either e.m.ed the coot. poUMcai lownen pony Ic'r - the p, p the enthu- - will keep their stomach sweet, r!an Yale r or avenue, Governor according to plane oq were bmith. vrt iPKeve.the must Th Id dava of and wctlve and fre rvd mnts .afn of vouth frm th file In the rtv engineer's office. U r h.e pr xrese depend on courtship returned and eh remarried arid that hinder or paralyse the wotk Small Seed Exhibits . to bidders, sperlfloa-tlo- n m lostrurtione re of ; M p him the soi.d Now qual-ia?cn and healthy t of digestion Are Being atul forme for contrect end bond htician in an extreme de- Uvitv fu'e Inhaj'tinsi of a the home And the best and easiest way to do with G.Ar.d plane, when prepared! together health mean happines - this Is to follow everv rneal gree with NO POLITICAL HOKUM. I lah rray be obtained at the office of the rtv the UP H th- - i.m.ll amount of pur. Kturmt.4 tvt. B!V enc neer. upon deposit of five As-Ih. lo.t.m It 1. .f nty T1U kit,,.,, Idaho's xhiht nd cf si; h ar rt prd'tv Th hrnii, ri.Mnt, r k0) dollars eerb. M AIN n. tT'i h th, wrid c.r-email ) s mple of ti, form Marnes.a tftat re might In many f.r hurk rny n ns t h"kum pensive ie Th reserved ta reject any rixht y w. au.ram.. pn.mptlr n.utrmli., ai.lsty and n1 Lav eh w at ,1' , :?' Borne treatment NO BROMIDES r.s:. t. twf; path a I,go hrg-- i r 1 all f da. our 11 "r .t h Nnverbr f? to peemcr 4 and cl.an h,p, r.n. puM'e aud.enc, bu it yn.,y'tUr Hr of great drugs. order the Board of Commie-aiunrrA ! V.rtM- - will b iwn MG at and trial r.f . T'1". r.' ,h "1Write hind. rap t hiui in mnifrfs go 4rantd or cfete nothing tnat Ik from 17 ' Ity V shipped Nnvnnlr ins fir full partiruJars today , J when lack cf th cheaper arts cf c .r - j irVi D. la.i-sr.H wh!rh.,iirIP 1 prr CAVNOjf, B Ahlsfn, rrrrrns-sionewin eaaiir ,t Dx Lakewood Raeeahch Laboestones, K.i.Aiion fes lo the p r t cf Infe.rirjfc.g City Recorder. R vou of the H value of a ittl-ua- i Box 444, Lakewood, Ohio. man co Ji;,, First puhllraMon, fVt. t, Hfe. Cal.f pan). CAdv. rnsince rrt.rni,. H d'H tXkia 4 Hx.gl.sh recipe.greet trat.ve assistant aie- ccmtndiionr Lasx pubiicauon, OcL It, H2L ; t,t p' freight-carpin- l'pat.l Reduces Prices g aaso-date- oe All v Effective October 15th New Prices than-thre- e ESSEX COACH $ 695 HUDSON COACH. . . $1095 Hudson Coach Special $1150 Hudson Brougham ... Hudson Seven Passenger Sedan o y Y '1 ,al-Ji- -- stand-patter- d ms v tempiM.n-mctit- o TOMEEILL AUTOMOBILE SO. Distributor and Retailer So. State St. Phone Wasatch 636f -- h ; v tc-f- ,r nie v m C.irqfrk-JkS- nomi-nat- . s d y m -- nn-r- I , hiM-and- f l s r- t ' trv ' itir-a- l e pl j . Ittuu and ThisName ? I''' i tuh r- ) I f nrf-'t- For Bad Stomach r Herd She Married Gives Quick Relief BF tier Husband p g Simple Remedy v !u v After-Eatin- x a--. g thtate r. D- Iw-n- 1 f ' . Al-'- 4. kivi.r pcr-in- ai v - r- . Prepared F- Stopped Drr) tt-d 1 '"'.'f m-- . se-- I irter-natiora- DM-caa- t, n, r-- ,k. h- 1 fr-- Iate,l st sd on These Goods Wal i t eng-ne- c fr-- h'l il H . lun-jhav- e These Horses r "q 1 s with This Guarantee FREEST v . tell the whole story about Overalls BE SURE e. . TO GET GENUINE LEVl'S |