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.f- - -4- a> FREE PRESS rax. mi gfctared as aecond-class matter ft, 1»3X, at the postofflcef at C Lake, N. Y...under the act, of March 5, 1879. FORTY-FIRST YEAR NUMB 16 TOWN WEEKLY MAGAZINE SECTION y CAN YOU SOLVE THESE? •TV\J?MEtlE 15 MY LAZY \A/ HELPER.?\ IN- QUIBED THE BOSS.LOOK AT THE PlCTUftC UP- SiDE DOWN BUT DON'T RoUEMAN . R EARRANGE ALL OP THE LETTEB5 SHOWN BE- LOW T& MAKE A PHRASE OP WHICH THE ANAGI2AM ANDTXEPlCTWe ARE ILLUSTRATIVE. O. j)N THE FOLLOWING,EACH SENTENCE CONTAINS A CON- CEALED COUNTTiY AND ITS CAPITAL. AS''SPAN A MATCSH WITH A BRiDSB Of COLONIAL TVPE ',' m CONTAINS THE COUNTI2Y''PANAMA''AND < T S CAPITAL \COLONT WHAT ARE THE OTHER COUNTRIES AND CITIES ? >PE RUDELY SHATTERED,CAUSED HIS DOWNFALL, I MAINTAIN. CALLED IT A LYNX.BOT TUB GUIDE ON THB MgNTlONfD IT AS A WILDCAT. fWfOW MUCH I LEARNED IN TMESE MATTETi5 ITU CONVERSANT, I. A GOOD CITIZEN, SMALL NEVER DISCLOSE. ** is < Vtc 9 fon Ytou To < *• W.ETE.COMM* *• 92> AU. TWe DOTS IN * TH£»tt< .34 17* 19* .58 18 42. 25 3RYTHIS TRICK ON VOUTl. TELL HIM THAT ARE GOING TO MAMfi TEN NUMBERS VERY QUICKLY, AND APTET2 EACH. GIVEN NUMBER HEMUSTNAMB THE NEXT HIGHEI2 KuMBErj, (IP Vt>OSAY 123, HE MUST SAY !24,ETC.) INFoRMHlM TWATYOU AiJE GOING Tb Go VERY\ QUICKLY, AND BeTHlMTUATHE WILL NOT NAME AL1 TWE NUMBEOS CORRECTLY, YOU CALL i THe NUMBERS IN THE FOLLOWING\ ORDER:8i, i9,201, 907, 1622, 28, 8o9, 3 27, 12, 4o99. NINE OUT OP TEN PER5ONS WILL SAY 5,000 APTE/J THE LAST NUMBER. I 6oop DOES NOT _ io Si » LF ' TEfJ WORDS THAI ATJE WITH ALL OF THe six LETTERS SHOWN BELOW ATZ&. MISSING PR.OM THE ABOVE SENTENCE . CAN YOU RE- PLACE THEM EIXORY W HAT WELL KNOWN MOVIE ACTOR. DOES THIS \PIC- TUBE REPRESENT ££ •p Vt>U PRINT THE CORRECT vVOl?J>5 (N A THe SQUARES READING ACPOSS.THG 6AM6 WORDS WILL TJEAD DOWNWARD IN -mESc>uARES...HERe ARETHEDE- PINITIONS: 1, GUATiD; 2, ANY OPEN SPACE ) 3 , TO ENLARGE OR TAPER A HOJLEBY CUTTING; 4,MOIST. fETS SEE IF YOU .CAN STOAlGHTtN OUT EACH GROUP OP SCEAMBLED LETTERS To SPELL THE NAMES OP SI X 1 2 3 4 5 6 FLOG HQUSAS LAEBSLAB YKOHEC FALLBOOT JUNIOW CROSS- ACROSS 3, DIVING TME N. ATfcA»JTIC;, 4,CONTINUED PRACTISE; 6,BE- CAY;7,PATHER;8, OB6AN OF VISION. 1, BROAD FLAT FISH; Z, TO LEAD OR. DI- RECT; 3, THE. ATMOSPHERE; ^FINISH, SOLUTIONS TO LAST WEEKS PUZZLES: |H|HE HIDDEN CowS HEAD IS PACING DOWNWARD IN K, THE UPPER RlSHT C0RNET2. THE HoPSES HEAD IS UPSIDE DOWN IN BACK OF THE CROOKED MAN. THE RAM'S HEAD* IS IN FRONTOPTHE MAN.HlS CANE FORMS ITS HonNS. ONE DOGS HEAD IS UPSIDE DOWN IN FRONT OP THE CAT AND THE SECOND DOS MAY B E SEEN UPSID6 DOWN JUST BELOW THE LARGE TTiEfE . CARPENTER'S TOOLS AT2E: AUGER,AWL , AX, , BT?Aee, BIT, DRILL, PILE, GIMLET, HAM MET?, HATCHET, LEVEL, MVTETJ B0X,T>INCEfJS,PLANE,RULE, SAW, SCRAPER AND VISE. C AXDOG,MOUSE, GOAT,PIG,cow AND HAUE AT?E THE ANIMALS THAT AT*E HIDDEN IN THE SENTENCES. WATITM AND HEART CAN B E SPELLED -BY £S> USING ALL OF TME GIVEN LETTERS >l AHem\.\ DTJD SQUARE SOLUTION ! THE SA.ME WORD* READ ACROSS AND DOWN. c A p E A ft E A p E A e A 1i N uMBea VVZZLB AMSVV6R 8 14 TUPPER LAKE UNTO BKINO BASEBALL BACK TO \TOPPER! rOtn ANOTHER WINDY MHSION IN SIGHT NAME YOUR POISON! . By U P. Mulnn A REPORT Is current that a • meeting of persons Interested IB putting a ball club into the • next summer will soon be We heartily endorse such a and hope that not only fr—hall fans but others who can land a hand* In bringing baseball taek to Tupper Lake will at- tend the meeting when It la held are a large number oi i Who deplore the fact thai m • village dropped baseball —jay like to see a baseball gam< and will support a team tha playa a good brand of ball. No* that the park Is being rushed t< Completion It may be possible t -ua* it by July 1st for haaebal It Witt be an Ideal spot and shoul •utke it possible for this vtllag to support a club without to large an appropriation. When th meeting Is announced let's have good attendance. Let's get crowd of fans out and iho enough enthusiasm to put >1 project over. • • • THERE seems to be two factioi in congress, each seeking promote it* a«p> program lnd pendentry o? •«*«'other. It lsx often that two poiiUcal factlo can get. together and accompli anything but In this Instance the Is ample opportunity for co-opei tion that will be beneficial to t nation. We refer to the facU that for five years has backed t President In his reform progn and also to that group that this we should subordinate, for time at least, our demands for form and do something for bt ness and Industry. This lat group maintain that it's all.ri) to reorganise the governnu paaa the wage-hour law. the ai lynching bill and others of a 1 natur* but they aay that bi MM raeovwy has bwat. ratar by tha administration's policy subordinating business to refo They claim that laws have b harmful to business and pi to the tax on undivided prc of corporations to back up t assertion. They are not oppc to farm legislation but they that nothing can bring a b < permanent prosperity until fears of the business man I been allayed. Now the point article is trying~~To bring ou that it should be possible for t two factions to get together do a little of both. It shoul. possible to work out a wage- bill and at the same time business the kind of legislate should have. It should -be pot to help the farmer and give assurance to industry that Induce It to bring out Its ct and put it to work. But,, , ing by the free-for-all speech- ing last week In brth houa; congress this extra s&uion I Ing to be a windy one. In of getting together the groups will waste hours in less argument and when feel the urge to go home, the rush through thoughtless at advised legislation and then for home to the echoes of \ on Earth Good Will Toward • » • IF YOU could choose the n to ,be used In your exe (provided the law had d you must be executed) whs would you select? The I ber Readers' Digest has an In the form of a debate t favor of and against the lethal gas. Lethal gas or cyanic gas Is now used In T> Arizona, Colorado.Norfh C and Wyoming. California souri and Oregon have r adopted its use but have i occasion to use It. The pas excludes any of the kinds of accidents that acci hangings and does not i tho body in any way. It I and probably painless. T demned person is strapp< chain under which is a crt taimng sulphuric acid. A arranged so that cyanide drop into ^his acid and suiting reaction produces which produces unconsc with the first full breatl few minutes the heart ' functioning and society j paid In full. An objeetioi form of execution is th an hour doctors arc abl vive dead cyanide cases. ' shooting, hanging or < . tion will prevent a DOBS carrtag« of Justice. Cyi