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P A G E T E N T H E F R E E M A N ’S J O U R N A L W ednesday, Miirch 8, C - THE FREEM AN’S JO U R N AL AND TH E ONEONTA PRESS ________ Published by : . ................ ; _ THE FKlSEMANi'S JOUjENAl. iOOMPANF (Incorporated) Pubri^tluSr^ilUcM^al and Busihela 38-40 Pioneer-St.t Goope.-*-— - . isa.Sn‘feg's§s SOMEBODY ELBE’S MONEY LET THEM ASK LODGE •\i''Qr three baa -heen ... over.' For Three' years a' Republican rily has controllecl' both houses I _ ingress--and -the taxpayers of thej®^^^ U n ited'S tate's of America are still Qo V^oQTnr fcivoc “'Faf-mers. Pf .-.the . Middle W est- are going bankrupt because they have ises m ai rket f o r their groaning' under just as heavy taxes as during the war. To make matters.. table m a a speec isouri University r produ( ;ech to' the students of ty j took the oath of ■ offici ju § t before :e as a United States Circuit Judge. And if the far-, mors of the Middle W est are curious to know w h at became of their profit- r profii It Judg able m arket they m ight consult Kenyon’s form e r colleague, Cabot Lodge. It was the defeat of the Treaty of Versailles by the Senate which struck the final blow to the already totter- ! ing system of European credit. The odd off demoralizationemoralization -begangan then, ’ perio o d -toe I Because of the disintegration of Eu- i ropoan credit the peoples of Europe • suffering for J 1 th a t the Am- worse the Republican adm inistration at W ashington is spending a rate which would only be justified if this country were in the heat of- hostilities. Campai.gn pledges- of lower tax a tion have been torn as \“scraps of pa- .. p er” by the Republican adm inistra tion and the greedy office seekers arej now In.iking for new ways to sqm ' money from the pepoie of this. c( The~?keletons of once neces.sary o r - , _ ganizations are being m aintained and ^ , those on the inside are taking down Europeans verge on the .large .salaries from the PPoplms the Middle W est is burning treasu r y in a manner mo.st beneficial ^ substitute for coal. °rp, ,, . I , .Senator Lodge organized this ebn- The people- oi this country deman-l a leductiun in expemd.lures by the P - . ^ national .government. _ The business P of anv individual run in a like man- . , , ,, * , , , , , . • • , 1 the man who ought to explain to Mil wen,hi If bankrupt in thirty days. , „ u , u , I , . 'he Middle W est faniiei'-J what hap- Ihe puity w.hich succeeds m placing , ^ i . v v i. , . , f *1 ■ . i>ened to their .m arket. — N e w -tork the .'.luiiicuil m a tters of this couiitry ' un a <( hi 7 i (1 basis, in reducing expen- ' diture- and consequently reducing tax c . wiil receive the h e a r tf e lt thanks INVESTIGATE YOUR CII.MUTIES; nt a -.itiVring nation. The present ----- =— : W '‘V , adm n .i-traiioii doetr-not meet these re- new spaper article con am- . t*<l the Statem ent th a t of two' hun- p o i t s \ m liSGELLAlWUS WANTS ----- — ONE CENT A WORD • - '\VANTEI>-,Spc'i)na.-liaiul buzz saw .shaft.,, ^ m Hr'g ; r a i : A , a ^ y r N : '- 7 : ‘'' eOK SAU5—Cherry cabinet. Enquire of E L K C R l E 'E K ' • shoats, 7 brood so.ws, 1 o. I.; Weeks, wHs able to rekume her school work a t the Oneonta. Normal on Mon- PO K ,S.\I,Er— 'i’w.o iloubh* -houses In. llie vU-^ r\AlKV\FAB>r Rofe'SALE—Aljout t milt^ “ from Hartwick on 'Cooperstgwn road, Darn, i ‘t sianumons,- comont house, garagt', 9'room house, Loghorn liens and pullets. Nice young I ------- - ~ S S H = P = S « 3 , ^ ... . '■ I t-lr,;-..... oocll.ir nBHimilnted tm POR S.VI.E—DWflling 1 1 rooms, consisting •» of living rooms, closet.s and bqth. | Electric llght.s, hot and cold water, .• good , cellar, woodshed; also excellent garden. Lo-| POR S.\-I.E—n.a.ke oven, GO loaf capacity ^ and tins. rheap. F. H. -White, Barl- -ljy.V\T.EIJ—Farm.s to sell have, buyers' ”” coming. Also have buyers will trade m mty Property. C. JI. Douglas, Herkimeiv T ’ewis Dutcher,, -who has been em ployed by. the Bordens as carpenter, returned home last ,'WGek-_ )nths, left March elaware county, wihei)e he; secure employment on ,;the larg e CUIUS m Lilia V lUAifiujf,. cviAiUAijfe The -annual m eeting of the beme- ry .association will be _ Jield at trie ni hens and pullets. .Nice young I -------- - -- • \ . i j S ' S it to you in its most lostost easilyasily assimilatedssim ing, m e a ilated and •St nutritious form. — A d vertise ment. d; COMING TUBS. AND WED. MARCH 21 AND 22 SMALLEY’S THEA T R E pOR S.\I.E—Ford igine, new overhauled. T'OR SAl.K——I>e.siriiblp Uorlst’s and mar- k< t gardoner’s business in village of HIrhficUl .Springs. Gretn house 20x50 feet, i fiil'y .-fiuipped with heating plant, dwell-’ ins: and 2 acres ver>- fertile land. For full j I- ' ’‘.r •u.iwlr.' F.I.Uif'.rd (‘..rwin. Ulch- Plion.- 2DV-J *i:,tf T^.\NTKI)—By April h^t, good reliable FudiMur with, KrtM-n house exper- ' l:hii|'iir» Ho\ 202, Uichfleld Springs. , : n '' v ------------------------ .nto charitie.v in New York state half ^VA(.L.^ LOM ER ON T H E FARMS unaccount. d for and only hi mail; accredited 'I tl I 1 * || Itl.l tl I *1 \v Olic Dll *\ n* n i.. ti t'nTifehHrr hl Springs. 1. I 7 imh-M smilh ».T. ro.Hl. HuUdlngs in f.ilr 1 -E tud l.ii'utf'g i'lipU’iiH-nls \Vtl! r- ii. 1*' Ki M'.», 1x1. , V tiiif.-, !0 y. irs iiM. w» fall ' •> i-TTiiMill.', i: 1 Ration just compleitfi by Shepard of the U -jKiireau M a rkets and Crop F.-iAnal fa i n u i - of this St.at ' ■ i.r f. f ,rni. «l*M K'. imp*. • •I h'M;s. hnf<l g«*«»dw. M uah ir.th. »■’ ‘‘H'g H- j'liluM I' <*•. Tr^'l Milk pl.uit *“idt of firm \| .*n.i u k, U. t 1, Nv \ I ♦ _ undi't'd million went would rather j.p-* p o n i |)i anything les.s W hat is true of New York stale as' , than '.var-tmi- -w. r - -‘will receiv e - ' \’hole holds g,ood as to the individ- scant vncourageim ; t from farm e rs <-*«mnnmitie.s and hundreds of dob A ' *,',\ this year for. aco.iddig to an investi- ‘’V ‘-^‘T^-rstown peo-^ i ,;^ on ju s t completed b\- John L* chanties of which . I tv,,. f V- nf hey know nothing and concerning ---------- ‘ the \'Gch they do not lake the time to, Fmw.oTVwi.rinV i>vAc'’wni ii'V i-lig a te. ra.si-s ,,f loc-al net'll ai-c, A F ...............wages oniv M.ehtlvy above ’ ‘•'‘'■''\\y ' tho-e naiil in 1917'and tin v 'a re em-! met a ready -o n l y half as mai.y hired m e n ' • ■ had th a t year. - o m p a red: attention ______ witii io-t vear the number ..f men should be paid. ; p o R s \ t , e -A pril imtrh.'.i wiuie ncKhi.n. The Chamber of Commerce has an . i.'ovy bciard to pass upon the Ho-|i'\'-h«. .v v t7\s and under its by-laws eacn' niber of that organization agr lefer nil solicitors to this com:rnt- m it', ‘if ivhk'h Fm n k Hale i.s chairman.' i ■ ('ngaging ' sbei'tl abo\ Vstf i.-et ye a r the iiumbci of men empbivid has not changetl '.ot, judg ing fr> m agreements alre.i iy made. ‘ wages will be 10 pier cent lo.vci'. Men hired >>y the month are being engaged ' a t an average of itlti'i per month and i hiiartl. -ir tf-tl per month w ithout;' hoar.l '•lui with the use of a house, i' .garden and other cii.stoniary privileg- ^ ev In ‘he various - ctions of the: „„ — state nage.s range from about ton ^ ta.xpajeis per I fct below the ' figure.^ t.i per cent al'ov,. o. ,14 iou-.-r lO th e j \ \ '>PP»«un'UV to snow their appre-, r - - t ;,,,, ...... .mv/M rii.j.'., W u ih least productive la g c n s and highe.st: t'vo -«f Cooperstowri’s or-: - ;o - iV'Ta.ViV.' ' ‘ le ( ooperstow n F i r e , la h n .- 1 Sfrtnv n v 14 w 5* H H t FIREMEN .VND BAND Village of j Cooperstown will next Tuesday have| PJO-rja, FOR SAI.E II rw.co. In f.lr r-i rCOS'^*^ '. irrtxt lrfr«S. ifo honv*. rontilfi . I Im* c ik**. Af in* »n fnr «t Mlm }; I’M’. c.'»l r B- v «' ilJin. ’ ■‘^'FrifUTtk M G.'Tit. r 1 fwr. ^ O lt S.Vl.K- t'.irm .U ^ ’ Uff. 1\^ \v«*, ».f Klcli- .-DU- l.tilMing'-* 1 m filr r >it«llU‘»n. pU niv <>f y. f. r \\ i!l s. ti f.. l.r F»i.1 Ulrii- of. n.-M i^tTtVKs. n B\' [>p re-ir tn or ♦I’llry ill’ .or win seem ir.iUnci o f c o h t'a t ts' in ■will be lower productive r e g e n s and highe.st' ““ I\\..\\ '-'vo or near Nc'v York ( ity and in the fertile dons, tie v im ; .. portioni of the western and central' toperstown o | (- rkgouv countie.. On the whole there is n o ^ m t ' ^ v r scare,tr of applicants and farm e rs the former Coop^nMown ha.s one. istpone the m aking s v t r 1 expectation th a t wage.s f ’y ‘ho stale. The F % r i 4 ; 7 , a little later in th e : receive nothing for their .ser-jotn j vices save the .knowledge of i _ _____________ __ ; w’ell done and the sum of ^.oOO to I j used in giving them a day’s enter- .,r> i <i?r.s. r.r. cent.s per inn. 01a Trusty in- ; The .Shipping Board is paying $9,-' tainm ent in the .summer. They earn p’'''-u\rsj^ a ^ oo.inrn^^ ! 000 per year to one M atthew B. iClaus-' t and deserve it. ’ ' .--tn a.- advertising manager. Thi.s is If ui.' didn’t have a Imnd in ' ' \ \ ■ \ the same man who had charge of the , villa.g-e to assist in making the s OrERN.^iEY, RESI- Df Oillrc* 2n Lf'rithfr* 0 « „ ’°'''^jpt-RE RltBn baby ctitcks. lentllnff varlp- I be, U'-i!, nr Imr rent live arrival RUarantcctl. ; il„t.,l.l I,,5 ban,Is for poultry, nil color.!! ter- in,I si?r.s. r.r. cent.s por inn. Old Trusty In- ; adverti.^ing propaganda for Germany jm e r months lively . we would after the war began in Europe, the, realize it. The boys ' friend of Captain Goy-ed, Dr. .Albert j fur which they and Von Bernstorff. G reat pity the, found—the President m tght fined job fo r him. aic asking $600 give the series of miniei' eoncerts and also spend orie i'-'-bt a Week practicing the remai ‘f a t ' of- the year. Help them along es” on their propositioh. who sunk the Lusitania can’^ be ni'.'-bt a week practicin g th e rem ainder i ^ 'f ■ - ■ vote “yes” on the ir propositii Baseball Scores at Your Desk by Radio? Dr. iitrc r ■^till. pcrhtips next sum- nu'i V'i-ii can get ba.s(>ball scores, play l>y play, while you sit working hard at yonr desk with a radio receiver at Radio improvements which could make such things a reality wore dis- c-us.se.l hist ni.ght by Mr. Caney of th ’i (■.tin ;- Motor 'Sulcs'Co., local Westing- ■hou'-b d istriiiutor who ..explained some of th» more recent improvements de signed tn adapt radio wol*k for small, amaieui- units. “ Until a short time ago,” Mr. Can- -*y said, “ radio outfits th a t used cur AMUSEMENTS Saturday this week, Gerand and Fa: comedy entertainers, with plenty ( §iiigiirg and dancing and* high cla: comedy. No extra charge. Fool.” 'Wallie isn’t exactly that, but it’s w hat his old fashioned uncle calls him when he comes across his hayseed nephew creating a sen.sation as dance king of Broadway’s swellest cabaret. But you’d betterter seeee thehe pictureicture to s t p happens.appens. “ Winners 'over what h _____ The W est” and Pathe New.s. Saturday, March 11, Nell Shipi n-newal which entailed an ex-j Gounlry ? ” Everyone remembers it that discouraged many ama-1 Well all Iho thrills of this picture af a t discouraf, operators. One of the r ___ inipiijM-nieiits ha.s been age battery• that will 'ope.rate ramo j lard Gornedy._ ^ Aw'oriitvg to Mr. raney, there has stHn Tn^“The^Way en ii, m arked increase in raclio in- js^.a capital entertainm ent. It is ac- pireat- i m -, '.I'nieiits ha.s been a stor- hundred folii. Pathe Nei ( th at will 'operate radio j lard Coined] Mondaj been a, m arked increase in ractio in terest in this and surrounding towns. ' ‘The outfits range froin small ones with Led sp.dng aerials having a receiving rmiius nf .oO miles to more pretentious ones that can receive over a consid erable area. _ . ______ Sad Accident to ■Oaeonta Trainman Caught between thc‘ tank o f 'l l i s locomotive and a freight- car on an adjoining track, .and hi.s life crushed out.. -Edward Roy Ellsworth, 32 years old, a I). &' H. trainm a n residing at -Oneonta, met a frightful death in the Nineveh yards -at 12:40 o’clock Sun- . day morning The body tvas terribly m u tilated, -bein'g crushed between the cars -and then dropping- to the track, where several cars-of the train pass- V e d . over i t Ellsw o rth leave.s a wife and four small children, the .oldest ks/a capital entertain m e n t, tion every m inute, with a ing tw ist presented a t each step’ in ’development. “Ilut'ricane Hutch” and Patl . ...................... .. ................. aud” wS “i 4 S\th^ piii the mad scramble for riche.s, how i m x»-nn'.\!t. i- prRXrBHED ; ^ Pioiipor pOR SALF:—Onp ^ farmsirann^.^ in OtRp? p o n SALK —( nnlit Shop, to ronl. Inquire lOS i the the best up-to-date : Oounty. ISO acres. In-1 he the best up-to-date i’pptinj^lioiipp KlpptTiP G Knquirp Wliltalcpr's *T(> RKNT Tlir-. ftiTni.^h * <■•>1’ Utrltf hfni'4< lt»M pin; r Silsqm , PpTinffP, N. T.. rnaci SGrambk* foi- riches,, how vy the price wc pay; blind to life’s exquisite beauties of faith and charity; deaf td Its exaltedllarm o n ies 'o.f ho'n- Thursday, March 16th, “Our Mu tual Friend,” Charles Dickens’ last complete novel. Millions of persons have read and continue to read ffils wonderful story, .which, all at cgice is -romance, melodrama, mystery of the 'm ost fascinating dcirt. ‘'W inners of the W est” and PaJWe News. Friday, .M arch 17fch,''Van Arnam ’s •Minlstrels, traVelmg In their o-yvn pri vate. Pullman ear. See particulars elsewhere. .. V-,I-, X Y I I |'|«-'. 2 P. i ’- hh K* cimc. GO In n*-’, fin- w «m.| fruit, fair s»T bulMin{r«. l1<ui5-« huM rrc>p« fj.n'l tnnls. ?Hpnn. paynifnl SprliiR^n'-ltl fVnlpr iintfl f...r b..i!r> niisiiu ' plfic’f^s. Writf* for larpo list tif farm Imr- ’ iTfnt-rnl pouerlns, * XirANTKI)—Tiavlnc n hiiv.' *» 54i«U'f nv ^\’r^'^^» ni'i Molmwk SI . rif rUlnu-r, . ?. T7OR *^ALK-'Afri.'in aiiminr. $10 nn. Oho; * r’fVin $■, no T.Pri Onr- .rnUHVtUo. N-. V \ Monte Blue A g n e s A y r e s ^ ^ ^ \ o t L Moran ^m o n d Hatton * ..A x a V a S \ J Sprini^inie of 1922 Presents its New M In their first showing at £Usw^ , Tharsm^^ alw ays a feature of sports-w ear ciiref-yM into the- spirit of the' new Spring styles giving a jau n tilles^ even to the sim plest tailored wear. Distinct liecause they are diffoTt:,'. or a su it—sta r t the season rig h t with one of those eiUiiGy 5 much for thei.r entire originality' as for their particular i . . W hether you, a re selecting a dress new models. They have been selected i comingness to our patrons. ' - - •Original, Exclusive,—and better still — A ttractive! New Silk Dresses in very new and attractive slyle.s, of taffeta, canton crepe and knit crepe ii. ; -black,-brown and the season’s new e st'shades. Prices from $1.3.00 to $:j.').0(i. New Spring Suits of the wonderful Priiitz tailoring and ilesigning . ioim U' in spurt styk\! and • - for more dressy wear, Priced a t from $25 to $5.5. ^ New Spring Coats, mostly of the sport styling' of Polo cloth in tans and hrown.s, but for : who are looking fur a more dressy coat we are prepared to supply their wants. C'oat.s, S15.00 to Jette t.Us*:y (H-Rsena CECIL B. DeMILLES PRODUCTION A The Affairs of Airatol' >JVith an all Star Cast ' , There are some brands of coffee that command a higher price than* Otsego C'otlee, but there is none th a t has a richer,-or more delightful e ma.— A d vertisem ent.' 'M Weslingliouse Mechanic — “ T hat’s all right, Mr. Stokes, we're always giatl to fix. u|> any halleiw. T h a i’s wTmt W esting- houBe A u enlion is for.” W E S T O T O U S E g BATTERIES | '3 O.VNKV MOTOR SALES CO. I I 175 .MiiiH St. Teleiihono 17 I O.vr.s- niK vii.M-i'.,. v.-rv h. tb.i-Iin. i'-- .« I .1 S\ Trny, N V pARMS AXn fITY PROPEKTA' VoR •*• .-^U.K f.C urr.Pc lit Oalt.ovillx X. Y , 12: n.cres nf fine tjmlnyi'. Hooil <3*1 of injn'linfrs. j r? ro\v«. 2 hot’s. H. u’.'lelTt 2^(SO\ 2 plffs. 50 p hnns. nrif«. buck when t. pot.iions: .ill housn-1 • li-.l«l fi rnli-if , ;i!l klTuis uf fruit, crops jud I , fiirmintr tools. Prim . $.^1250. Payrnpiit i r.n ;trri;« fit Pprine-fipltl Ppntro. N. T.. j sj-tv-jtl -a.'t bulMincrs. ^lust bo s’old to sottVn J an ostntP. . r fift Hprn Cnrrn in totvn' rtf SprinsncUl. , Fair buiblinss. Priro $3000. Pnymont : u THE UNIVERSAL CAR •F 't . 4 - 4 r ’s 4 ■? I - # 1 Sedan $ €45 F. O. B. Delron W M ^ a r t t r a n J demountabU Kimk Genmne Common S ense Many Ford owners can afford t6 oWn and oper ate any car they rtiay choose, but they prefer a Ford “because it is a Ford.” . For ‘ because it is a Ford” ttieans dependability, ease of operation, efficiency—and it means sure, quick transportation., And because it is a Ford” means good taste, pride of ownership and genuine Gomnibn Sense. The Ford Sedan, a closed car o f distinction, beauty s and convenience, is' the ideal all year ’round car, • f for pleasure or business—for the farm, town or city. ■ It gives you all that ariy car c mubh lower cost for operation and : y car can give at a i maintenance. Ford Cars o f all types are in great demand, so place your order at on«;e if you wish to avoid delay in delivery. FRED LETTIS A t i t h o r i z e d F o r d D e a l e r , \ ro O P E R S T O W N , N . Y . W h y N o t B - A - T R A I N E D N U R S S E ? ChoosB A Profeulon-Thal Pay* Well and S erm Humanily Beil Ttl[ ALBANY tIOSPITAlTilNINS SCHOOLFOR NURSES ( 4 2 S B E D S ) Offers -without cost to student m. complete hospital training in medical, surgical and all branchea including public health nursing TUBERCULOSIS TRAINING OPTIONAL Maintenance, textbooks, uniforms and laundry provided by the Hospital E N R O L L N O W F O R A P R IL A N D S E P T E M B E R C L A S S E S For Furlher Parliculari A id ttn Supertnlendent o f Nur*i$ A L B A N Y JitO - ^ S T A L . A L B A N Y , N . Y . Opportunities' lie all around i o f ^ e mau who ha^ “ready money.” The man who hasn’t it is al ways embarrassed by see ing the other fellow s^ze the “big chance” and forge ahead. Don’t envy him his “luck.” Practice his forethought. Why not open an interest bearing account here To day? The amount doesn’t count. I t ’s the start— that’s the thing. M oney Deposited in O u r ‘ C o m p o u n d interest D e p a rtm ent receives intei ?>hiy, .Vii}.', Depo.sits made interest from the fi ■rest four tim es a yoai t, November and F-ebri r credited on the first days i or before the 1 t of th a t moittli. l5 th of any month draa J ('ertificates of Depo.sif issiiecl bearing I ' , interest if left three mths or more. Ask for Booklet on Rafiking by Mail ' THE SEMD NATIONAL BANK OF COOPERSTOWN, N, Y. CaRital $150,000.00 ' Resources $2,975,000 OFFICERS Charles T. Brewer, President Fred L. Quaif, v'lcs-President F. W. Spraker, Cashier ' Lynn T. Pier, Asst, Cashier and Trust Officer Harry H. .Willsey, Asst, Cashier D iR E e tO R S Prefl L. Q u a if H . L. Braze 3 B. F. Murdock* Jr. Q. Milton Augur
