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PAGE TWO
THE OGDENSBURG REPUBF JCAN.JOURNAL
APRIL 4, 1932.
Tread Ifoward Government
Eeopomy Should be a Help
Allfiusimey$ Babson Says
Steel Bars of New State
Prison at Attica Make
Finest Hacksaw Hopeless
How to Be Happy
By Dorothy Dix 1
Jte *>'
TXST B U L B S F O B HAJPPDfESS ual o n earth from w h o m y o u n e v e r • A n d lots' of foolish people p u t oft •
C O R R E S P O N D E N T a»ka m e can g e t a w a y i s yourself a n d m a k e being' h a p p y t o s o m e future time. I
h o w s h e c a n be happy in a yourself good company for your- T h e y are going to Jje happy w h e n '
world that it full of troubles a n d self by thinking cheerful thoughts they get rich. They are going to
New York State's new prison at Attica, built of chisel-pr6of
masonry and
'KKtBabJKwr Park, Fla., -A®rii 4s=-i,The-,gpy.emment h a v e been blocked by
anxieties and dis- instead of letting your mind dwell travel w h e n they are old. T h e !
tool-proof steel, is the "Baitile" of th$ state's prison system* J- saw applied
political
groups.
A,
carefuliy
p
l
a
n
|
tribulations
a
n
d
to
one
of
its
bars
would
only-destroy
its
own
teeth,
"the
prisoner
who seeks
o
n
old
sorrows
and
old
w
r
o
n
g
s
and
husbands"
and
w
i
v
e
s
.
are
going
to
difitirrent^treiia.-tow : ar a "*eeenomy ...an
to pick his way through the floor finds •sieet'interwovein'with
the
masonry.
appointments. N o old grievances. Don't b e o n e of enjoy e a c h other after t h e children '
^ o v e r n M e n S - ^ h b ' w s that" we?'arer a t ned program of salary reductionAnd
yet
the
-man
in
charge
of
this
super-prison
is
afraid
that
some
day,
1
one c a n answer the people w h o never "get over" are-grown up. B u t y o u can't postthroughout all branches of t h e Gov^Sst^^oliiBg"t
o
roue
-"senses.
"Ehis,
somehow,
his
wards
may
defeat
the
elaborate
system.
Asthey
become
more
;
that
question,
bethe
death
of
one
t
h
e
y
loved,
or
ernment
from
Congress
down
pone being .happy. You've g o t to
familiar with their new quarters, prisoners will be hunting for the weak
* S£ov*mtdt1; merits fher support-.* of' would not only m e a n worth-while
cause n o h u m a n w h o are still glooming o v e r t h e g e t t h e pleasure out of a thing now
spots. It is the warden's job, Warden William Hunt believes,.to
keep"one
^Wer^belpKwho w a n t s t o «e® "a rebeing h a s ' e v e r m o n e y t h e y lost 4 0 ' y e a r s a g o .
cutting
of
public
costs,
but
m
o
r
e
jump ahead," so tliat if the day arrives when a weak', link irt tKe
chain
o r ttever.' A n d eo those w h o have
^co^eSy^ihf "business. ' • E n g l a n d i s
breaks,
guards
will
be
there
in-an
instant,
ready
far
.Any,,
emergency.
achieved
perfect
important still, would s e t an exdenied
themselves
every
j
o
y
to
,
--wolkSflfc?otifc:of her depression b y
Second. Laugh things off. There h a v e a great splurge w h e n .they I
happinesf. There
ample w h i c h would h a v e a good
s l a s h i n g E x p e n s e s 'and- balancing psychological effect on t h e whole
Attica, April
2 — - ( A P ) — W a r d e n H u n t , "to b e m e n t a l l y a l e r t , , comis a l w a y s a cloud are s o m a n y things i n life over aire .old find out t h a t they have '
4iHi£p--.budget.,'-The . .United . S t a t e s icountry. B u s i n e s s recovery c a n be
somewhere o n t h e w h i c h w e m u s t either laugh of w a i t e d t o o long. T h e y h a v e lost
W i l l i a m Hunt, w h d i s t a k i n g over manding, dignified i n appearance
and willing to m a k e t h e supreme
•^•»&i^t: f o l l o w h e r example.. Govern- speeded up only _ as every group
horizon, a l w a y s a weep, so m a n y things t h a t a r t thejr capacity for enjoyment
the new prison at Attica, wants sacrifice if called on." T h e w a r d e n
fly i n t h e oint- either tragedies or jokes, accord«ment'350sts;.-'federai,'• state; .and'lo- m a k e s
t h e n e c e s s a r y sacrifice..
guards w h o are willing to die rath- adds a further qualification, "coolment, always a ing t o w h a t w e m a k e of them. T h e
®'c*l? fax-1931 w e r o .thirteen billion "With 6,000,000 totally unemployed,
Fourth.. Don't expect too much.
er than permit prisoners; to escape. n e s s under ..fire." _
little
discordant little peculiarities of those w i t h Don't t h i n k y o u h a v e t h e right t o
" t d o i t e ^ a n p r e t h a n one-fifth of t h e s e v e r a l million more o n part time,
For although "the A t t i c a prison,
n o t e somewhere w h o m w e live c a n either run u s t h e earth w i t h , a blue ribbon tied
siBiftireir national income. Business', a p d nearly all private workers havOne of .the /warden's first m o v e s
only recently occupied and "not y e t
m a d or be a n endless source of around i t ' Don't think that y o u
undergoing "the m o s t severe, depres- ing t a k e n substantial p a y reduc- i n t h e harmony, always something a m u s e m e n t
w a s to a s s i g n certain guards perquite
completed,
ranks
a
m
o
n
g
t
h
e
are always going to g e t all of t h e
Ibaion Tifts-T^iyears, is-crying, o u t for t i o n s , there i s no r e a s o n to e x e m p t w e would have different
strongest i n t h e world, W a r d e n manently to. c e r t a i n groups of
But, undoubtedly, t o a v e r y large
#*eljef ?f$oni"*this staggering -bur- t h e v a s t army of public employees
Third. E n j o y w h a t y o u have, and breaks w i t h n o bad l u c k t h r o w n in.
Hunt
considers t h e
institution's prisoners. T h e s a m e guard>' t h a t
den. P^pp];e>rcan no longer afford from t h e sacrifices which all other extent, happiness i s a m a t t e r of do it now. Most people miss all Don't beat lipon your breast and
bars and w a l l s u s e l e s s without, a guard t h e c o n v i c t s - a t work during
self-determination
instead
of
luck,
,
h
o
w
l
to
Heaven."
because
y
o
u
have
pleasure in w h a t they have besit«»£^5S»pn;ej.day s i n c o m e out of,' ev- •groups are making.
guard s y s t e m a s nearly perfect as the day w i l l . ' l o c k , A h e m i n ; t h e i r
a s is popularly supposed. W e can
*i*SK'cSy&v.t£ * * % *he i Government. i, .While n e w . t a x e s are n e c e s s a r y m a k e ourselves happy or miserable, cause their whole attention is failures and disappointments.
a h u m a n m a c h i n e of t h a t kind can cells a t night. T h e chief value i n •
this, t h e warden points out, is" t h a t
d£h'eMe-vdsj.-'" of" cbijrsej
immediate and -will be imposed to create s o m e a s w e choose, and here are 10 rules focused i n w a n t i n g something they
be.
Fifth..
D
o
n
'
t
a
s
k
t
o
o
much.
Don't
guards will know individual'prison- .
n e e d for more' revenue to.-balance ,sprt of balance for t h e ' national that X personally h a v e found w o r k haven't g o t and so they lose the b e greedy: Don't expect ,to g e t
"We
are
out
to
m
a
k
e
escape
i
m
:
happiness t h e y m i g h t have. Don't
ers better. Agitators, c a n easily be
sther.budget; b u t . l e t us n o t *£pr,get,- .budget i n the emergency, t h e real out satisfactorily.
more
t
h
a
n
your
fair
share.
There
possible,"
declares
W
a
r
d
e
n
H
u
n
t
;
m a k e t h i s mistake. If y o u have
picked out.
jjwhilejjimpesin'g "these, n e w faxe'g, to cure for our financial troubles lies
are
a
l
o
t
of
people
w
h
o
m
a
k
e
themb
u
t
h
e
i
s
taking
n
o
c
h
a
n
c
e
s
.
health, exult i n i t
Realize you
Another s t e p w a s t o study .the in>|hsfit.r''wpon" . t h e • m o s t swSepittg i n controlling t h e outgo. T h e multiH e h a s drilled h i s m e n i n their
"first H a v e a will to happiness. h a v e something to give three selves unhappy b y expecting to be
,-Y©flpnp^nies. . "
. . - ' : . tude, of Bureaus, Commissions, and Seek happiness as intelligently and cheers for every minute of t h e day. special p e t s of Providence. They
routine duties. B u t above t h i s h e stitution's weak, .places. •. . r
T h e trouble with GoVerntoertfL fi- .QtfieY appendages w h i c h h a v e fas- energetically a s y o u would a n y i f y o u have youth, rejoice i n i f are a l w a y s asking: "Why should I
has stressed w h a t t h e State "expects , "Every gate i n t h e yard and ev^ n a n c e s - i s . 4 h a t they f o l i o * ' t i e t e n e d t h e m s e l v e s onto t h e federal other definitely good thing y o u de- Those w h o a r e y o u n g really don't be poor? W h y should misfortune
of t h e m if t h e Trig e m e r g e n c y ery' d o o r i n t h e prison i s a w e a k
said W a r d e n Hunt. ."At
of'.spending the* payroll in. such profusion during sire. F i g h t for I t
"Oon't j u s t n e e d anything else. T h e y are o n oome to m e ? yfhy should I J o s e
£? cr^zyjipEinc^ple
comes. Constantly in the back -of spot,"
t h e s e points t h e first- rush of .a riot
m o n e y first" ana'trying''to^faise.'-'it" 'tjie past 20 y e a r s should b e thor- w e a k l y succumb to discontent a n d their tiptoes already. If y o u have t h o s e I love?"
h
i
s
mind,
and
those
of
h
i
s
guards,
•* . .
j-.afterWjar.ds. Instead;'they'' should 1 oughly overhauled and those n o t conditions, or people Who rub y o u a w i f e or a husband w h o m y o u
i s the story of w h a t happened at i s made."
T h e happy are those w h o accept
Accordingly .the g a t e s and doors
£olJa.w."£he, b u s i n e s s principle' .p't esr absolutely essential should b e elim- t h e w r o n g w a y a n d k e e p y o u peev- love, a n d if you" h a v e little children,,
Auburn and Dannemora "in 1929.
•',*^ina'ti^g | S e income first and" "then inated. TJriquestionably t h e trend ish and fretful, and t h a t t a k e be down on your k n e e s thanking .the c o m m o n l o t a n d are grateful
"I w a n t m y men," s a y s W a r d e n at A t t i c a are -double^ They are opfor small favors. T h e y are con"appfo'p'rtattrtg' only a s ; t h e income- o f o u r political s y s t e m s i n c e t h e all t h e joy out of you, unless there H e a v e n for its b e s t gifts.
e r a t e d n o t by a guard w i t h i n r e a c h
<S>
- —
is
s
o
m
e
g
r
e
a
t
moral
obligation
t
h
a
t
w
a
r
h
a
s
b
e
e
n
toward
ever-increastented w i t h little things and w i t h
There i s a definite
of t h e rioters, but by a n officer i n
e;w^..,$ernut,.
forces
y
o
u
t
o
endure
this
martyrI t i s pitiful t o s e e strong young their lot* i n life. T h e y d o n o t
a tower, h i g h a b o v e «the: prison.
r i l p i l t £6..$ie,incotiie w h i c h the'Gov- i n g and c o s t l y bureaucracy.
dom.
people throwing a w a y t h e happi- •wear themselves out i n doing the
" eriiin€n%*m*aV eiacst w i t h o u t killing, • T h i s trend largely ' a c c o u n t s for
T h e Little Boy's Wardrobe
Barbed wire barriers m a y
be
n e s s t h e y m i g h t j u s t as well have, fruitless t a s k s N a t u r e never in...tile..goose that'lays "the goldetf"egg, t h e i n c r e a s e of 475 percent in fedQuite s a y a n d carefree l o o k i n g I Mrs GEORGE E KARN. Cor I thrown quickly about such p a s s a g Mayjlpjjiget^bushiess-. -Current •financial eral- g o v e r n m e n t costs s i n c e 1913.
Don't live with people who an- because they are longing for auto- tented t h e m to do, or embitter is this boy's romper, 316, which is" <S> Morley, April 4—Kenneth
.
—
© es. MaTksmen w i t h p l e n t y at
amh e w and Charles Clarke of Can- m u n i t i o n e*n cover t h e m from
' r ^ o r t s ' - s h o w "that t h i s limit - lias No- other n a t i o n i n t h e world h a s tagonize y o u i f i t c a n possibly- be mobiles o r fine clothes, o r n o t t o t h e m s e l v e s b y e n v y of those w h o
u
n
m
i
s
t
a
k
a
b
l
y
m
a
s
c
u
l
i
n
e
i
n
appearton spent
Monday -with
James picket posts. •
"/aYrea'fv b i e n reached) and busi-. s h o w n s u c h a n increase. England helped. Seek cheerful companion- h a v e t o w o r k or something silly b a v * m o r e t h a n t h e y have.
ance. Softening t o u c h e s w h i c h ren-, TOdd.
*"ii^ss,!-f /'Instead of laying' golden ia n e a r e s t w i t h 296 percent; Hol- ship. Gratify your little w h i m s t h a t h a s nothing in. the worjd to do
And if e v e n t h e n a serious riot
der i t suitable t o i t s y e a r s are t h e 1 Bernice T o w n s e n d spent TuesT
h
e
only
successful
people
are
and
tastes
so
long
a
s
t
h
e
y
do
n
o
t
f 4 | g s for public officials to gather, land third, w i t h 279 percent; Ger*
w i t h happiness. A n d i t i s still those w h o have attained their a m - P e t e r P a n collar, s e t off b y a. tieshtfiild break out>. 'reinforcements
injure
others.Cultivate
a
pleasure
""Is - l a y i n g - 'Just * ordinary •; "goose m a n y - fourth, w i t h 273 p e r c e n t ;
m o r e pitiful t o s e e m o t h e r s and bition, even if i t i s only to be t h e b o w and t h e convenient p o c k e t s . day and W e d n e s d a y w i t h Mabel' could be- brought f r o m t h e s t a t e p o Kench.
I lice, barracks, at Batavia. Batavia
e g g s , " jt.ls; t i m e - t h e - p u b l i c insist- Switzerland fifth, w i t h .262 percent. i n simple things. Y o u can g e t a lot fathers getting n o pleasure out, of
champion checker player la the vil- D e s i g n e d i n sizes 1„ 2, 4, 6 a n d 8.
of
thrillsout
of
a
n
exquisite
view,
- W ' o n - . t h ' e , ' s a m e - sound "• financial In t h e U n i t e d S t a t e s e v e n i n our
B o r a to Mr. and Mrs. Mervin as 11 miles-away,-but knowing how
or a gorgeous sunset, or a good their children. Worrying because lage. Those who are happy are Size 4 requires 2 1-8 yards of 36'"'principles-in" Government t h a t . &p- m o s t prosperous • t i m e s t h e public dinner, if y o u will consciously t h e y a r e tied down a t h o m e w i t h
Goolden, a s o n o n March 29th at state police .can'-travel,
Warden
those who w a n t little and g e t that i n c h or 39-inch material.
^'ply-W individuals and-.corporations. expenditures- w e r e growing m u c h savor it.
babies, o r because', little J o h n n y i s little,
H u n t figures on. t h e i r arrival a t
Illustrated i n modjel, 312, i s the,] Madrid hospital.
M y organization recently' conipii- m o r e .rapidly than, our national innoisy, or t h e m o n e y h a s to b e spent ( T o ' B e . Continued o n Wednesday) hoy's play suit, s h o w i n g i n
Mrs.
TJ.
K
i
n
n
e
y
of
North
Lawt h e prison 12 . m i n u t e s after a n
its
•*$tf a^list'of all -the:states; pities, come. N o w ' •with: t h e a v e r a g e fam, o n h a v i n g little Mary's t e e t h fixed
s m a r t simplicity of l i n e and cut r e n c e is helping to care f o r her alarm w a s - s e n t . out.
.
.,
,Cfhriff>t,
1932
Remember
that
the
one,'Individinstead
of
on
solf
or
a
new
frock.
-•-1tewri*;--and'-'- counties •: which, vhave i l y i n c o m e reduced about 35 p e r
the English trend in fashions for mother, Mrs. Ella Quenell at the On t h e prison arsenal t h e warm a d e ' s a i a r y c u t s ' d u r i n g t h e ^ p a s t c e n t s i n c e 1929, w e are p a y i n g 20
den places great, importance, and
little folks. T h e trousers are con- home of Simon Westaway.
:
1
-?>
'" Hiree "ttibnths-.. -As - s h o w n in.'the percent more t h a n i n 1929 t o run
Charles N e l s o n of South N e w i t i s guarded rigidly. Officers a r e
-£ f o r several y e a r s and w o u l d b e
v e n i e n t l y a t t a c h e d t o t h e w a i s t by
m
i
:
*ollowin&' table,- state..and local o u r Government t
a button arrangement. A xow of Berlin, spent l i s E a s t e r vacation locked inside t h e .-steel-doors d a y
greatly -missed if h e should disg o v e r n m e n t s h a v e already made* a > 'As I h a v e said^.the v i g i r o u s cutbuttons trims t h « form
fitting w i t h h i s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- and night, standing w a t c h over t h e
continue t o d r a w t h e milk.
'Mrs. S. A. RICK, Cor;
good s t a r t i n salary reductions; t i n g of • expenditures i n England
finest firearms^and g a s equipment.
Mr*, FRANK rREEHAN, Cor. I
- < 8 > blouse * w i t h i t s mattering P e t e r liam N e l s o n .
T h o s e ' w h o t u n e d in o n ' P r e s c o t t
»rereens'though the, m o v e m e n t . m u s t h a s brought back a balanced budMrs.
F
r
e
d
P
l
a
c
e
spent
W
e
d
n
e
s
But despite the h e a v y armament
Eddy—Mr.
and
Mrs.
H
e
n
r
y
SunP
a
n
collar
and
shorlt
s
l
e
e
v
e
s
.
T
h
i
s
Half "Way House, April 2—James enjoyed a" t r e a t l a s t ' F r i d a y noon,
-.go: f a r t h e r th,an'.j£ ; b.as_thus 'far.
g e t ; enabled t h e repayment, a h e a d Aitchison. and
w h e n t h e y heard t h e v o i c e s
of derland of R e n s s e l a e r F a l l s ' s p e n t suit also b o a s t s t h a e s s e n t i a l s i d e day and Thursday w i t h h e r daugh- w i t h which t h e - w a r d e n , a n d h i s 200
Robert.
Stearns.
r
ci :-.,=. *„ P u b l i c . Salary Cuts. ' m e n can b a c k u p t h e i r o r d e r s i n
p o c k e t D e s i g n e d i n s i z e s 2, 4, G ter, Mrs. V e r n o n T o w n s e n d .
.of t h e i r due date, of credits ad~j^'--•*" '
' Jan. 'Feb. Mar. Three' vanced t o h e r ; b r o u g h t a - sharp dr,ove t o Ogdehsburg' Monday t o M i s s L e t a F i s h e r a n d Mrs. A l e x F r i d a y it E . Rice's.
J a m e s and H e l e n Todd, W i l l i a m emergency, n o "arms' will be s e e n
a n d 8. Size 4 requires 2 1-8 yards
Hobkirk,'
'also
a
g
e
n
t
l
e
m
a
n
from
m
e
e
t
Mr.
Aitchison's
•
niece,
M
i
s
s
h,-/.-"-.'; - . •••' . '.,
.,
'Months' r i s e i n sterling e x c h a n g e ; and a
Mr. and. Mrs. H . L a F o r t i a and of 36-inch material or 2 y a r d s of N e w b y and H. Collins .called a t within t h e prison. T o avoid • t h e
Margaret Mllles of Pembrook, Can- Cantoh. These' artists are to be
Total better spirit of confidence
t h e h o m e of Mr: and Mrs. S a m slightest possibility of
weapons
and
family
of Spraugevllle spent, Sun- 39-inch material.
congratulated.
We
hope
to
hear
' J." "2 - '4 courage to B r i t i s h business. Ag- ada, w h o w i l l r e m a i n for s o m e
Todd of Buck's Bridge.
falling into t h e h a n d s of t h e "in-rStat.es —~»:« r
- 33
A
l
l
y
o
u
h
a
v
e
to
do
t
o
obtain
a
t i m e Tvith Mr. Aitchison.
M i s s them again.
day
at
M.
Blaok%.
2
1
91
g r e s s i v e action o n our part a l o n g
Miss LaVere, h e a l t h n u r s e of mates, t h e y 'Will b e carried • only
-Cities &• jCowns. 3? '
6"
e r n of; this a t t r a c t i v e model i s
3 . -*!3 t h e . s a m e " l i n e s of Government Milles' m a n y friends w i l l w e l c o m e
Mrs. Hornet $lount is spending a pt oa t tsend-*»
' f
tiBounties'^.......,--—-1*
40,
fifteen cents (15c)
in Canton, called in Morley, Tuesday. by guards' outside."
h
e
r
b
a
c
k
a
m
o
n
g
t
h
e
m
again.
52
26 .118 economy will do more t h a n anyMelvina D o x s p e n t T u e s d a y and
f e w d a y s v i s i t i n g r e l a t i v e s i n H e u - coins.
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W a r d e n -Hunt Ss still'-studying
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and
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A t t i c a prison. To this elaborate
K i n d l y b e s u r e to w r i t e very W e d n e s d a y in P o t s d a m .
!Telton;'.
.a r e Entertaining Mr. W a l k e r and
Mrs. BLLIS RANDALL
g o v e r n m e n t s are leading t h e Way •confidence i n t h e U n i t e d Statesi
-r«
Maurice K e n y o n h a s rented t h e guard-system h e - e x p e c t s t o add implainly
o n each pattern ordered
"Mr.
a
n
a
"MirV.
L.
J.
Elliott
and
•"toward" cutting operating, c o s t s and • T o d o this, all groups m u s t un- M i s s l&'die W a l k e r 6t L a k e Placid.
£outh Road, Apr|l 4—,Our school
y o u r n a m e and addlress and size. F i s h e r h o u s e i n this village.
provements a s t h e "prison's n e w
Mr. 'and ^ Mrs. Silver, Mrs. Hercu»Bingr;appropriations i s t h a t - t h e y s e l f i s h l y - m a k e sacrifices for t h e
•in District No. 6 has closed for a family s p e n t Sunday at L. D . Hol- N e w F a s h i o n Magazine, choqk Mrs. Herbert Hunter of Wad- problems p r e s e n t t h e m s e l v e s . ' B u t
b
e
r
t
S
w
a
i
n
and
Glen
S
w
a
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n
w
e
r
e
wprk-'t^' fiy'st to f e e l thte effectst>'of . c o m m o n good. E a c h Congressman
land's D e k a l b . .
on Mrs.
George h e f e e l s that already h e i s a m p l y
full of t h e l a t e s t P a r i s s t y l e n e w s , dington called
t w o "weeks' vacation.
Jmpalre'd" credit.' 'Biffi'culty in-' ac- : s e e m s t o t h i n k t h a t h i s m a i n duty callers i n Ogilensburgt Monday.
prepared t o g u a r d - t h e 1 '1,70,0' conw i t h , , collor supplement, Marshall, Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Montz, Mahlon togeijier
F
r
a
n
k
[
F
r
e
e
m
a
n
took,
dinner
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W
e
b
s
t
e
r
P
i
k
e
call'-fcoS^isM^ftnancing^-ln N e w York, i s t o g e t something' out of t h e F e d Mrs. J u d s o n Goolden called on victs Who- sooh'^wiir-Se '3H? h'o'me"
can
n
o
w
b
e
had
at
t
e
n
c
e
n
t
s
w
h
e
n
and-Robert, s p e n t Sunday at L.
' C h i c a g o , , Philadelphia, and
other e r a l Treasury for h i s o w n section. Monday w i t h h i s cousins, Mr. and e d a t W e s l e y Pike's, Sunday.
a t Attica. 'Attica,' h e hopes,' m a y
ordered with a p a t t e r n and fifteen friends in Madrid, Wednesday.
Mrs. A l e x R o b s o n and family.'
George E u s i i s called, o n S m i t h Chases, R e n s s e l a e r F a l l s .
Mr. and Mrs. L e l a n d "Freeman actually 'prove to- be an'-'"escapei i ^ e h i e r ^ . M s . awaken.ithe public i n . E v e r y community s h o u l d l e t i t s
cents,
w h e n ordered separately.
M i s s A g n e s Rutherford, w h o h a s |.Road, Thursday.
t
Congressmen
k
n
o
w
t
h
a
t
local
and
•.-.4Me':t6'iav"oid a disastrous collapse
.. Mrs. G. Taylor and Miss^ Mary
" - . . '-".l * '. •
Address all orders to T h e Re- and sons, George, and William of proof '*• p r i s o n .
Mrs. L u c y Cline s p e n t one^ d a y
•sectional i n t e r e s t s are subordinate b e e n spending t h e w e e k e n d w i t h
Elmira H e i g h t s , arrived on Thurs- ' • f - " • - — — " • " • ' - • • " " ' - ••'•'-:',
^tff^st&te^and city credit.
, ®
publican-Journal.—Pattern
dept.
h e r uarents; returned t o h e r du- r e c e n t l y w i t h Mr. and Mrs.' Ed- s p e n t t h e w e e k end at Mrs. A.
day e v e n i n g to p a s s a f e w days
>• V'.I^h^mean^imefe'eftiort^ te-maace t o t h e Dig t a s k of balancing t h e na- t i e s a t t h e S t a t e Hospital, M o n d a y
ward
Sizeland
i
a
H
e
u
v
e
l
t
o
n
.
.Lamb's
.of
Russell.
t i o n a l budget. I believe t h a t t h i s
w i t h William N e w b y .
•' .anifiifer' '.jacojaoniies.' i n ' t'he' federal
Mr. k and Mrs. E l l i s Randall" and
change in attitude i s coming, be- n i g h t
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Coons, Mr.
M i s s Mabel B i s h o p of Ogdensburg
Mrs. CLARENCE H PVNN^-Xlor
M
i
s
s
Lillian
Short,
a
n
attendant
cause p e o p l e n o w s e e t h a t a s indif a m i l y h a v e m o v e d t o t h e Randall
„s^PVERTISEMENt
I
RUTH B. RAYIBVRN. Cor,
1 a n d Mrs. E. Lincoln a n d M i s s Em- I Mprristown"
s
p
e
n
t
t
h
e
Weekend
w
i
t
h
h
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r
m
o
t
h
e
r
,
-Center,.. April) &
TMuals^and communities-they* suf- a t the-State-JEfospltal, s p e n t t h e homestead recently.
Ma. 'Slevenspn s p e n t W e d n e s d a y
Mrs. D. C . , C h u r c h i s . s l o w l y recovw e e k e n d w i t h h e r mother, Mrs.
Mrs.
Mary'Blfihop.
The,
Eddy
school
fer
only
a
s
t
h
e
w
h
o
l
e
country
sufBeaver
Creek,
April
4
—
Vera
Mr.
Kiah
'bf.
Ogdensburg
called,
evening
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thomas
MAN'S HEART STOPPED
ering -from .her recent illness.
f e r s , and prosper only a s t h e w h o l e E l i z a Short a n d brothers, T h o m a s o n S o u t h ,Road, W e d n e s d a y .
is. h a v i n g an B a s t e r w e e k vacation. Thornhill w a s femjiloyed by R. D. Fisher,
BY BAD STOMACH GAS •CQttntty prospers.
and Sabert.
M i s s R u t h Wallace,,.and .brother.
"Miss A r d i s P e r r y a l s o ' M a r y P i k e
J n d s o n Goolden w a s a Norfolk
Stiss Flora^Barher b t ' N . Y . City P a r k e r of H e u v e l t o n i n - drawing
hay, Friday.
Mrs«~Frank B i s s e l l i s p l a y i n g the- called a t t h e "Johnson school o n e
Donald, w h o =are jattending s c h o o l
caller W e d n e s d a y .
W. L. A d a m ' s ' f i d k t e d ' se--'-wph ' G e n e r a l business atf measured by
is
spending
ten'
days
with
her
parMrs. Effie Bresee was a busi- Mrs. Ella Quenell who h a s been in. Potsdamj. are s p e n d i n g _ t h e Eastg a s after m e a l s t h a t h i s h e a r t t h e B a b s o n c h a r t i s n o w 35 p e r c e n t "Good Samaritan." t h r o u g h our day last week.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. 0. Barber.
ness
caller at George Newcomb's threatened with pneumonia i s er vacation at their h o m e ' h e r e .
a l i a s e d beats. Adlerlka brought out below the normal X-Y line, a s com- s n o w s t o r m s . S h e t o o k i n t h e secMayloh McQueen of M^orley call- Mr. and Mrs. J. O'Brien and Ash- Thursday.
T h e F e r r y - b o a t , E l m e r J o n e s is
some improved.
a l l g a s and n o w Tie- eats anything pared w i t h 34 percent a month ago ond party l a s t w e e k w h e n t h r e e ed'at Wesley Pike's, Mb'nday.
ton'spent
Sunday
at
Roger
Conant,
y o u n g m e n with, t h e i r c a r s pulled
n o w m a k i n g regular trips' b e t w e e n
E.' Burr Hurlbut of Osborneville
Mrs.
J.
H.
Dandy
suf£ered-a
cerea n d f e e l s fine. T?,red'erick Ives-, &i jsyen .with adjustments for u s u a l
Cahtott.
•'•
v
R u s s e l l T a y l o r h a s started t o
up hill i n t o t h e yard. After they*
Morrlstown : and. Brockville, aftei * '
seasonal • movements.
) o n , druggists.';."-,'" ]•',',.''
~r
Mrs. S. Lobdell of Dekalb spent i s i n t h e Hepburn "hospital. Every- bral hemorrhage on Monday ".and
w e r e w a r m e d up t h e y w e n t h i k i n g w o r k for" W e s l e y P i k e l o r t h e sea T
being, laid up for a s h o r t t i m e OE
one
h
o
p
e
s
for
a
s
p
e
e
d
y
recovery,
i s in a critical condition.
Monday a t Donald T a y l o r ' s . '
son.
down t h e road toward Madrid.
account of i c e i n t h e river. •,
Wednesday
e v e n i n g callers at
M
i
s
s
I
n
e
z
'
Dandy
and
Howard
Alvin
Barber
of
Dekalb
Junction
Mr. and" Mrs. W a l t e r P e r r y a n d
Mr. and -Mrs. R. 6 . Miller anc
R a l p h B i s s e l l m o t o r e d t o SaraH e b e r Poor's werei: Mr. and Mrs. D a n d y of Ogdensburg called at t h e
w a s a caller -at J. O'Brien's MonClinton Mayhew, Mr. and
Mrs. h o m e of J. H. Dandy, W e d n e s d a y sons,. H a r o l d - a n d George -off Erie.
n a c .Lake t o viBit Mrs. B i s s e l l , f a m i l y m o t o r e d t o Canton, Saturd a y . • I'
day.
'
Marvin
Mayhew
and daughter, afternoon.
Pa., a r r i v e d - h e r e l a s t - w e e k . . M r s
Sunday- < returning T u e s d a y afterFrank" * "Ritchie a n d "daughter^
Ilene, Mrs. Stanley R i c k e t
and
noom
H e reports
Mrs. B i s s e l l
Field
Midgley i s redecorating Miller's, m o t h e r , Mrs. Janet MurIrene;
;called'at"
Maurice
Clihe's,
three s o n s , Stewart, Horace and t h e interior of t h e store operated •ray of t h i s place w h o h a d - a serious ^
gaining all t h e w h i l e .
a- f e w days, a t W e s l e y Pike!s.
l
Tuesday:
• t \
fall a short t i m e a g o -and -broke
Maurice Gline a n d R a l p h Pratt Glenn, Mr. and Mrs. J a m e s Ray- by Mr, and Mrs. E. Lincoln.
Mr. and Mrs. T e d J o y c e
are
M i s s Irma" EJenney v i s i t e d R e n s burn and
family,, and William
h e r arm a f e w i n c h e s below t h e
spending t h e i r t e n day v a c a t i o n s e l a e r F a l l s High* school, W e d n e s - motored t o Canton, Monday.
Bushnoe, Ji\
radio
program. Mi", and Mrs. shoulder, i s still confined' I n St.
.Mr.
and
Mrs.
Maurice
Cline
and
from t h e i r w o r k a t S t a t e H o s p i t a l d a y . ' ;
••: •
Forsythe, . s o n , ' Bobbie V i n c e n t hospital i n BrockviUe. It
E v e r e t t Todd s p e n t W e d n e s d a y Thomas
w i t h t h e i r parents, Mr. a n d M r s .
Mrs.
L u c y Q l k e , a l s o George Mr. and Mrs. L o w e l l L y t l e attend'
T h o m a s and Mary McCard,' Loren is expected s h e will h a v e t o reF r e d J o y c e of Madrid and Mr. a n d Cline i s s p e n d i n g a f e w days w i t h ed t h e pedro party in I i e n d r e w e v e n i n g at Clinton Mayhew's.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland W o o d s en- Robinson, Donald Mayhew, Fred- m a i n t h e r e l o r s o m e -Weeks.- Mrs.
Mrs. F r a n k F r e e m a n a n d family Mr. and Mrs.. F r a n k R i t c h i e i n t h e Grange H a l l , F r i d a y evening. .
Byron Ricket, \ Miller will k e e p h o u s e for her u n *
of t h i s p l a c e .
E l m e r L y t l e called o n South tertained following! g u e s t s W e d n e s - erick , Raybuvn,
VanRensselaer Road.
(
day e v e n i n g t o card playing and E v e l y n Bushnoe..
til s h e returns.Mr.->and Mrs. T e d J o y c e a n d
Mrs. R u s s e l l T a y l o r i s spending Road, W e d n e s d a y .
their, sister," M i s s R u t h J o y c e motored t o W a t e f t o w n , Monday.
Mrs.. 'Wallace F u l l i n g t o n
spent
F r i d a y ; afternoon a s t h e g u e s t of
Mr. a n d SlrsI F r e d Short.
W a l l a c e S h o r t of S y r a c u s e s p e n t
W e d n e s d a y n i g h t w i t h h i s cousin,
George E l l i o t t a n d .family.
Mr*.. F r a n k B i s s e l l s p e n t Wedn e s d a y afternoon w i t h h e r n i e c e ,
M i s s Margaret" Mills a t t h e h o m e
of h e r uncle,
James
Aitchison,
Grand V i e w F a r m .
Mrs. Jtalph H u n t e r i s gaining
v e r y n i c e l y i n t h e Hepburn hospital. S h e expects to c o m e h o m e
Saturday.
Little Debra a n d Mildred H u n t e r
s p e n t F r i d a y afternoon a s g u e s t s
A
|
Morley
,'.. Eddy
Halfway House 1
South Road
I
Beaver Creek
(
I Morristown Center
of Ruth Freeman. .
, l
A':F EW---G-BlTOS''-wilL flood^.ligktyour house all night.
Electricity is the biggest
bargain you b u y . . . It costs
r
; you less'today than in 1915.
more you use
%. jthg^Mss 0Mh unit costs.
NI AGAR A
•—^--•S^g^Zip-,
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HUDSON
Mr. a n d Mrs. • R o y H i l y a r d of
Mohawk, a r e s p e n d i n g t h e i r E a s t e r v a c a t i o n w i t h Mrs. Hilyard'S
parents,
Mr. a n d Mrs. H e r b e r t
Hunter.
Mr.
a n d Mrs. William Short
w e r e i n Ogdehsburg, T u e s d a y .
Harold Short a n d Clarence Ett
liott s p e n t T u e s d a y e v e n i n g w i t h
Mr. a n d Mrs. T e d J o y c e a t t h e
Freeman, h o m e .
Mrs. F r a n k F r e e m a n s p e n t Frid a y afternoon i n Madrid a s t h e
g u e s t of Mrs. A g n e s R o b s o n a n d
a t t e n d e d s e r v i c e s i n t h e Congregational church. R e v . George Harland of Chipman p r e a c h e d t h e sermon.,
M i s s Dorothy P r u n e r a n d Grace
F r e e m a n of Madrid H i g h s c h o o l
and R u t h H u n t e r of O. F . A. i n
Ogdensburg a r e home, for Easter.
Ralph Bissell leaves this morni n g for Syracuse w i t h
Wallace
Short w h o
i s returning t o h i s
home.
There w a s a meeting i n the
s c h o o l house- We'dnesday e v e n i n g
called b y W i l l i a m W o o d , t o consult t h e farmers of' this district
about t h e price of m i l k drawing
for t h e coming s u m m e r .
As the
price of m i l k h a s t a k e n s u c h
a
drop t h e farmers feel t h a t Mr.
W o o d should drop h i s price. Mr.
J W o o d and son, H o m e r h a v e serv1 ed t h e farmers of t h i s community
Lxn
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