Roseburg news-review., April 07, 1923, Page 2, Image 2

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,i Vi'f.A l,Ii.t May 1., L'-'J. "i tt.u I"
Orcgun. under the Ait of March i, 17'J.
m D(;i:tim; tiik dailkys
vr uun-o iirTuwtiiurg,
COOD EVENING FOLKS
It's great ,0 be an fii,or
To st up late at nignt
And scratch your wool
And throw the bull
I And write and write and write
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DU M BELL DORA THINKS
' That Shylock wit a stray witp
i hair.
!
i Ye ed. attended a knock-down and
mil :i little fc'iri iihout three, and drag out at Sutherhn last night this
' . ., nn fioht not a dance. The
AcrriiH.lijf to the expert lillUJjeU'rs, Ul'J fcood thjr,ty nat,ves were spattered
ivos ti'.LIIl $1,800. with gore and everyone seemed sans-
ueijjet- '":, exceP' on no lnu" "v
0PM BUCK
1 Ono of t!i most charming dinner
rallies of me bch-.ii given at
t ho Palace of Svrrii last night when
Mrs. Kllu Kaulkuer .nt. named 1"
I honor of her il-r Ul' Clayte
Hlark. whose eng.ig. un-nt io Grant
I Osborne lias been aiiimuiic- d. lit'
i wedding lo take pi ne wilhin the
luacn is uu-
I iSTATE PRESS
rnMMF.NTS
nll.l.iliiiC Kurul ricUooln
No quesuon Id this state, not even
that or good roads, is so immediately
important as the consolidation of
rural grade schools. This movement
U growing in Oregon, slowly but
anrelv. There are now "7 uch con
solidations with a pupil enrollment
totaling; o.".fca. Not n""1 of lbvw
nu.,ii,iii.ms have been made up of
a lanse (rroup of small schools, but j
the tendency Is to form larger con
of
next I. w wei-KS. jiii- " .... ,i. i.nrinir
, the popular 'V'" "'?rP"i.!? there were 18 C-n-
i ll,, dinner was tiven In the nan-1 average m -'; ' .-,,- ..,
room of lha l aku- or bweeis. ' souoaiiou.
lUI't
TIk u-'.s Cchi-k;.' uml lii-s v. i to
l.o ir:il:i-s J'J.nnO a Vrai
.;.,.,!,! h-.i i.t-r ci"it of their incnnio. win
W.iii l.iv'hi-r oosis ami tlitir -ii.-.tuiity grouiinf ncfds,
in Ilia; liiiniiv i.s nut onlv a ik.-ctsmI.v to niako ends iiicct satis- j
l-xtori!y, l.ut it'lK,, also H.-o,n a natter of K-nuine J'rU,e, y''lh I ..rfoVt: J.Sd .S Z"
Mrs. Oi;(,ru;f to liow far ,Ik can sir. icll that fiKhtcen luiliUiea. Gracl0UIj y,hat are those
1;. iiiifthcm.lv dau;;hUrof a juMsjicrous banker, he had been used, men mad b0UV;"
to a .lightly diiierent scale of living but aU, ble The pr.MmiBfr ,L", in-
daughter of a tlu illy mother, ulien she marned she lnnnodi.iltiy I terettin"a owla to the fact that the
-..t ( rt to hve as well as possible, rot on the amount they expected ,everal participants persisted in ap
as i , ,,.,wl.f ipearmg in the ring in a pair of laven-
to have, but on CcoiT.e's j.reseiit salary. ,ut as she liilstlt sajs, t wa( qujte , relief t0
ThenA i law i-v.ilisl bcatilll? the budget, and providing all sorts , the m.,n card appear minus the
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of dclihtiul mile surprises ui.u ; u ...i...... .. .,....,.. -
all'on!. I never did it before, but now I make all my own clothes.'
Apparently thousands of women have discovered along with .Mrs.
l.'ailev that one of the easiest ways to stretch the family income
is to 'save on the item of clothing. Jt is many long years since
there has been such an enthusiastic and widespread interest in
home dressmaking. Women who have always loved to do fine
needlework now mil it to practical use. The great pattern makers
and manufacturers, 'iiiirk to sense the new demands, have pro-! tod,y and hoping that or Jupe Flu-
vi.led everv possible aid for the woman who delights in making , v,u. w, . lay on m. ,Pnn..,u
dainty garments. All the smart styles may oe n.it
If vou don't like this town, go west,
young man, and Jump in the ocean!
Th lolnl DUDil popuia-
mm., .n,..u... .... ---.-.,;.-,,
inrt the talile wan v iv iitirucme imu "i - -...
and tne tain, was v ri-.,i, .Brhlnir force number 7t. Of
with a larse ciuaor ... - , ,h ,,. is now
eh. nd spray, of bridal wre am tne - Pollnty
l.rtlH niarKeu navt- vwi. -- rv,
Cl. ver bridal plai
ia.-li place, nn.i eacn ku. -.... v, .,,, .,.hooia nre In-
... ... ... a i.ir ine urine. iiu ivu.
leads with seven and Jackson Is nr-vt
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which were later read. Kacn guest ciuneu u. ... ...
. I l,ro, iht he bride her' favorite There Is no ouestlon at a f he
'" , profitableness of consolidation. ( on-
r' rmer, were laid for Miss Clavle cernlni! this there is no division of
Ul u k Mi Fdna liurl . Mrs. Leo : opinion among leading Jf
.' strong. Mrs- A. Churchill, state siiperlntendent of
Ch'iunr'ey Mr.rkee. Mrs. .lack Craf-, public Instruction, says
mn. Miss .Mildred rams. .ma.
I. v sienhenson. Miss lilailys llapp
WHY BOTHER WITH am iimc.X '
ANTENNA? 1 USftg
n t- ul ; Keex Set
The Tnumph of Rad:0 ,
Using Only a Small Loop A A
Concerts from all the Coast and tok
. West Stations come in loud an,1
LET US DEMONSTRATE THIS v?
IN YOUR HOME ET
BELLOWS STORE
concerning
pant3. They
sparring
wore others, tho.
. A.
Gosh folks, it'll soon be strawberry!
shortcake time.
Lest you forget
IT'S BATH NIGHT
Do your duty
The golfers are on the anxious seat
1 :
Mrs Desk. 'It Hak.r. hiss venom
Kohlhiigen. Miss ll.Mi'ah .larvis. Miss
I... is Varks? Mrs. Harold H".dson.
Miss Teka llaynes. M! -s lie'il.'h .1.--tt.
Mrs. Hail-y Wai.on. .;rs. 1I-T-
i,...-i (lnin... Mrr.. . : iliur inain.s.
Mrs. Leon Met llnto.'i;
Pchrelder. Miss Clara
Mavbelle Miller. Mrs. .1
Mri. Arrhle Tayl
van. v, Mrs. Klta Kau'ildier
Mrr. M. K. Hire,
borne, end Mrs. I. II
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llnine is the grandest of nil Insti
tution. Pi.kc Lumber and Fuel Com
pany.
her own dainty garments. All I lie smart, siyies may oe n.i-'. ;
. . .. . ... . . ...I.. ....,.( I , I... ...1- nut. i.v- I ... I , .11 '
(ie.ailul pauern inotieis cai i-mnv onmi m ".u '
experienced. Fabrics olfered in the stores include a wonderful
variety of beautiful materials unci weaves new r before duplicated.
It's no wonder the average woman has lound maui.ig ner own
dresses such a rea.iiy uY.igiitl ul method of saving. I' or yhile mil
Vi ially cutting down the amount required for "clothing," she not
only has prettier things to wear but far more of them. Probably
never before in the history of merchandizing have the stores ol
Kosejmrg oli'eivd a more complete line of beautiful fabrics to meet
the demands of the most exacting buyer.
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The San Francisco ChronieJe says: "The federal trade com
mit ion was. apparently established on the assumption that such
.nm.beiv. i,f l'noe miraged in trade were violating the ordinary
DR. LANGLEY WILL
GO TO CALIFORNIA
A woman told us yesterday that
she would noX ask her husband to
give up his bad habits for if she did
she was nfrzid she would not be able
to recognize him.
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SlSANNA'S BANDANNA
("A novelty In woman's wear win
ia.vs of the land that it was necessary to set up a detective agelic
to catch them. If in a single case the commission has reduced
(he ori.e which anybody nays for anything, the achievement
;,l,ou!d be fori led out and made generally known for the credit
of the ciimmissioii. "The commission is always having lawsuits
whose results, either way, have helped nobody but the lawyers.
The latest ci.se of this kind is intended to prevent wholesalers of
fuel oils from giving retailers pumps and tanks on condition that
they should be used for the oil of the company supplying the appa
r itiis " The curse of this nation today i.s too many olficials, boards
Mini i onimi.,Mons trvir.ir to run the business of the
citizens.
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When a bov of I'll teen voars launches out in this old work!
via the break beam route he is, taking desperate chances of blighl-!
ing ;.n othe rwise successful career. Few of these youngsters over
make good citi.ens after a whirl in tin? "open," but on the con
trary ;oc re. pousilile for much of the crime prevalent today! The
world is not sale for more children to roam ahout at will, in fact,
I 'alill'e are nail v iiaru to cope vmi uic- -. .u..
' eoadilion:-, in this day and age. Hoys slaould stick to the
town until such time that their judgment ii.u. experience
.od tin in to m. eel th demands of .society at largo.
; been pro, or. . om iusr. oly that a man ol lilty years.
.;;o liae!." w he-i pi!;, d against oulh in the h.ixinj' arena,
h.ii-.i m.il.iT to cui.', tiae seme people of this fact until
itc after liie night before.
" Consolidation means b e 1 1 e r
srhools as a rule, because tney nave
larger unils of taxation and there
fore better equipment. It is also
possible to have transportallon to
and from schools which means bet
.... oiin,lnnce. with better health
Mrs. Miidae and consequently num.) i'"-, , . .
Vatriclt. Miss do belter work. The consouui.
... Iil!l..r,i .rhnn nemiltS OT CU.sei
. . .,.". . j...i.i,.l a.t.,n-
Mrs. I.eo De-: which allows more i...... ........ ".
u nv TUP H..U-.1U. t.iui m..
.' . .... . ..onlra nn ...I
Kiddie, served, iucatlon. Also a' richer course of
study; mat is. -
i more subjects is possible, and rural
isolation Is broken down."
i This rhuiige in the school system
iwlll add a little, sometimes more
than llttlo to the cost per capita
I of educatiim the children. But every
taxpavf-r has the sansiacumi
: knowing that every dollar of the
! added tax goes into the better fit
ting of the children for their life
: work. It is a gift to them far more
vlnhlu than a savings bank ac-
meu
dir..
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not "i
it is
iron
,a;i r ih'i iviiling tl. .e.ell artists will bo on the mat
i- led Apsi! w ea .'ner- a show er cry i.ov,- ami tjien.
t.o
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to tut
!; See w e Pe
'.ir si rac.'lv
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i.-iir.
iroi'i' simp, r.e .-is.-.
o-o;. y t!ie w nil. '
at lunos his v o; .!
.. r sl't to the spot.
mi i sr. for he's ihe
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ppod h.
. it's mea
is best,
! tO the;
'g eu
ew you -'.
.. You'll
be pajamas in the popular bandanna
effect." From a trade journal.)
"Hosanna," cried Susrnna and
She took an old bandanna
And a yard or two of purple crepe de
chine.
An assisted by her mama, she
evolved a new pajamma
Or a pair of them you gather what
I mean. 1
Then she stitched a lily (canna)
In the midst of the bandanna,
And she ran a henna ribbon through
and through.
Which produced a panorama like
sunset on Fu.i.iyama,
Plus a few effects no artist ever knew.
As a student of the drama I can
swear that that pajama
Would have made Suiannah famous
on the stage,
But her little lister, Hannah, as
she ate her morning manna.
nation's ! Giualed quite enough to fan a lady's
rage.
"Will you wear it?" queried
Hannah, and Susanna said "Ma-1
nana," ' ;
(Which is Spanish for "Tomorrow" I
am told.)
And she would have, if her mam-'
ma had not vetoed the pajama I
As a scarf for the pianna the bandana
now behold!
After learning that the germ that f
caused it is named "bacterium pneu-
! mositecs," one can understand better
why he feels that way when he has it.
The girl on Be neon sireet has read
one hook of etiquette after another
and all the good manners columns in
the daily papers, but can't find out
whether or not a lady is supposed to
take olf her h.t nt p wrestling match.
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WILES OF A COUNTRY EDITOR
"I've hit upon a great scheme." said
tit. .rl.tnr nf 4 twill lnr.il n.inr "1
' nearly doubled our circulation lasl
! week."
How'd you work it?" i
j "See that steel stamp? Well. I
just cut out a paragraph in the society
column o the whole edition." j
"How'd that help the circulation?"
"Why. every woman in town bought'
an extra copy to see what had been
cut out." 1
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Memory is the feeling that steals
over one when listening to a friend's
, "or iginal" stones.
1- '
, Owinq to thc outcome of the hattlc 1
last eve h.f'ry Pearcr. who allows the
lo.Ml qan to use his stove Tor a
spitvn. has announced th?,t a jackpo;
w ii he ftartel M once, the proceeds
io be itie.1 for the purcha: of pew
r.Tt.'tt f.ir h.n-.seif. This action wou!J
rv: ra e been pctts-i'v hod the f cj u. i
ci-.d.-d is Harry predict:.
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Th.' Yr- f-tenn viho rent ye eH. .1
l ;,n.-il of high c'ar.s f sli.r... t.l' .lc
may he interested to krov. that c v:
tr.cd out sa.d ticl le and wi.ici:'
aa.l A s:natl hoy w.ti' a tw.n? .'.mi!
j ts'-it nn s.it aiomjs.rte of us .1 k.
l-cked a. I the b.g ones in the stiean..
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The sii.n d.cgcrs will gather on I.-.
rr Oss st. tc. oght to t t the I gl'
fant.ist'C.
Dr. It. W. Lanitley. who for the past
two years has been practicing nis pm
..UJi',.n in tl.lu vl.-i.illv. has been of
fered and accepted a most pioinisinK ; count; for some shrewd rascal may
position in Southern California anu well get their bank accoiiui. i...
will leave Kiddle on or before Ihe first ' no power on earth can ever rob them
of May to assume his new duties, says 0f a good citizen. Portland Tele
the Kiddie Knterprise. 1 gram.
Win. J. WriKlov Jr., who owns Cuta- ;
lina Island, just off the California j ' what Muy Happen
coast, near l.os Angeles, has com-1 ti1(. Rovernor of our fair state
.....need the erection of the first unit i, hecn ousted from his life ini'in-
of a strictly modern hospital, and Dr. i.,-8iip 111 tho .lackson county
n U I.nnclev. of Has city, has been nm Protecllve AsHoclalion, aim u
WSIWS JIVriTKItV STOltV i
AT THK J.llii;i!TV
The dramatic treasure chest of Sir
Arthur Conan Doyle has been open-1
ed again upon the screen and all
the old favorites that have thrilled
the reading public for years in "The
Hound of the Haskervllles," come
swinging back to lifo at the Liberty
theatre, where this most weird anil
mysterious of all Sir Arthur's thrill
ers Is now the featured attraction,
tomorrow and Monday.
There are thrilling BCenes galore.
The struggle in which Sherlock
Holmes and Dr. Watson shoot the
hound to death touches a high note
of suspenseful drama.
There are many scenes of excep
tional dramatic power. The mystery
is maintained throughout and tragic
revelations come thick and fast
when the great author begins to take
his audience Into his secret.
The killing of the flaming hound
the death of one of the plotters in
the bog; the adventure In the cave
are but a few of the many gripping
episodes In which the photodinina
abounds. Then, too, there is a
touch of romance that adds an in
teresting note.
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liutterfat, 43
Kess, is
1 centj.
selected to have charge of the medi- ,hp distinguished citizen gives them
cal department. A surgeon of nation llily i,30t talk, he may be ousted
tL-iiin n.nnte will be in charge of the r,.Am n,n niatehouse with a mean
operating rooms, and it is the present i00kjng "whereas." Medford Tri
plan that each alternate four months 0ime.
off for posl-graauaie worn.
Dr. Langley is a good physician ,
and a popular citizen. He has made
many strong friends here who will
regret to see him leave, but all re
joice with him in his good fortune in
securing his now position, and will
wish him the very best of luck in his
new work.
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The ladies of the SI. E. Church will
hold a conked food sale, Saturday,
April 11. at t ho chamber of Cum
inerre rooms.
II..... v .""--a.
1J-3 Broilers, Zk lb.'
VeaJ, h
weleht. '"sj,
Cows, prime, i,t
Steers. Briirn
J oney, local pw!tai & I
tacara bark, lsy,
bar, lS.'l, Jl,c.
rie .ii mceionlwi
cents.
-Mnliair. per ft.
Wool. fine. tr ik ,1.
Eastern oau. jj.l( te i.
.......uu, f 1 .111 to
lbs.
Crackeacom.jUiuci,:
nuir curn, i 1 .
j.uueu oariey, Si.sfiiua
Klour. Bolt
Flour, hard tbft.fi tJ
a BUCA.
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"SKCOXD FHIDI.i;'
ADVICE
TO THE
LOVELORN
by
MRS. ELLSBURY
A'ltlress all coiiiinunieations
t.i Mrs. Kilt hurv, care of .News-Keiievv.)
Too Tough fr Him
After mature deliberation we
have decided that this one, from the
Lion's Club ltulletln of (Juincy, 111.,,
is plentv good enough for the col
umn: "A man rode up to a soft
drink stand the other day and asked
for a glass of carbolic acid, with
just a dash of iodine. lie was rid
ing a mountain linn, a wildcat lin
ger each arm, and was using a rat
tlesnake for a whip. After finishing
his drink and asking for a mothball
to take the taste out of his mouth,
he was asked whence he came.
"M T Rogue." he replied, "but hit's
rittln' lufr over thar." CorvaUls
C.azette-Times.
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Dear .Vis. Kllsbury: Can you tell
me what is the right thing to do when
a man and wile are Invited out to n
;ird party, all'l the husband is called
out nt t.i .1 11 ami can't go'.' Should the
.life mi alone, or should she just not
alien. I, or should .she It t the hostess
know? Thank you very much. X. X.
Ans. Do not go alone, as that would
inconvenience the hostess, who has
arranged jast so many tables for
cards. Either see the ho-tess or call
her, and tell her that as your hus
band is out of town you will not be
.aile to attend. Then, if she cares to
ask you to come alone, that would
r.ve her an opportunity to do so.
' Dear Mr. Kil.btirv: 1 am a girl of
:si:ae, n. aril my mother won't let me
to i.le. , with a boy. Do you
i'.i::i', I:;.u 1; lair? Thev a: k me nil
ithe ti.e. a::. I a! my chiltns go with
' :h. i-i. lur I . nit. I think it Is mean.
U there ntiiil -n that 1 cam tell her
t'....t wiii !. !p I.er to P't me go"'
j DKsrilltATK.
A Mo'lit-'s are usually r.ght, and
'in th 3 case I am sure that your
r-o.rr is. Yen are reaiiy too young
to be n-'mD net unchaperoned with
boys. Why rot ajk your mother to
let you h.ir yoar friends at the
hojse. roth toys and g.rls. and 1st
' '' r brotr- acquainted, and fr.enrts
with thcet.' You can have many good
t irrs wi iit doing anything tnat
she vo.ild not anprove of.
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DAILY WEATHER REPORT
What Almiil Pei-maneiit (Jrowtli
Salem is growing more solidly
and permanently 'ban any other city
in the state, because It. is building
upon new and expanding Industries
The great fruit packing canning and
preserving plains nre being enlarged
and new ones added, a new $150,000
cannery being under construction
now. so that growth In population
is not due merely to a house-building
boom. In addition to the older
industries, including fruit proces
sing plants, woolen mills, sawmills,
and bo:: factories, the most import-
tint nbnl located mere in rei-eiu
What Is declared by exrerts to
lie one of the finest human interest
stories cor filmed, comes to the An
tlers theatre, tonight. It 13 a Tuttle-
Waller production, and is the first
of a series of four pictures to he
presented by The Film .C.ulld. The
story is by Frank Tuttle and is laid
In the quaint New England town of
Spell s River. The story starts v it'i
the homecoming of Herbert Itradley
who has been away lo college. Her
bert Is the idol of the family and
lordr, It over Jim. his brother, who
is regarded o considerably Inferior
to the magnificent Herbert. Polly
Crawford, however, sees the real
worth and character beneath Jim's
rough exterior. In order to win Pol
ly, Ilerb 'rt discredits Jim. Just how
Jim filially overcomes his handicap
and turns' the tables on Herbert
makes n tense and gripping picture.
lion, Cumrainti o( J
I tonally pood cast L't
.i.u it ..1 u j na ! i, .Mpi .jj j
Hewitt. Wilton Tifirte
sen and M. Wiiitrti i
cipal parts.
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POWKIII'TI. CAST
.WonWcrt by William lie Mille l or
"The World's Applause."
A cast of exceptional excellence
even for a tie Mille production, was
assembled by William de Mille fur
his latest Paramount picture pro
duction. "The World's Applause."
featuring Hebe Daniels and Lewis
Stone, which will be shown at the
Antler.-, theatre Sunday. This Is a
.i,,ni.i,t r.ii nietnre with a timely
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Is the $2,000,0110 paper mill. . theme, produced according to tin
liicliest de .VUle standarils.
Mr. de Mille considers the cast ns
eenihl'd for the picture one of th"
best in his successful career as a
motion picture director.
The support Pig roles are filled by
such well-known players as Ai'.e'.nle
V. 011 toil. Winter Hall. Ilra.ton iu
Uernice Frank. Maym K iso
Kiiwa and James X. ill.
Coirs':
KI.IM lsv Kits yi F.ItV
Or' WHY IS A T.OOh !
raP-an'l
V.
K.ts
a. in.
Pro-
Ur:n
l.l.ue
I
e' 11
Te'.,!
w.
p-tat'cn
r rureau. local rffice
.'U, HI hours e:ulii..4 It
which lias doubled ill size sinre It
was established, due to the growth
of business, and a large meat pack
ing plant, of which a news item in
a Salem paper says:
"Willi a rapidly spreading bus
iness that Is growing by leans and
bounds the Valley Parking company
of Salem will open a branch market
at Dallas today, will open si ill an
other at Independence. May 1. and
will have lis new market at Silver
Ion ready for operation by June 1.
according to information given by j .
P. W. Steusloff of the company. Ti, u(.,,p Blu seemingly In
"The lmsine-s of the Valley Pack-1 .1.1,, i-r.l,i. in of why a crook
inr company last year was ovivB str liiiht when h wants to. pro
Tr.o.uoo anil this year nniuestion-1 viiln the t'leme.for "Hro.id Day
ably will piss the fl.iiiiO.niin mark, i iie,t" the Fnlverrnl all star prndec
accordinc to all lii.licAtions. stated : t0 .-oniii'.g to the Majestic i!'.e:i'r
.Vr. sifiislofr. 'tonight.
"Of this amount i'." P"r rent j Mo.niKia hold forth
goes n.it of the mm. try. the balance
being cr, at"d hy linme co.lsuinntion.
Tlie outside business Is croivinir
wiih cre;t rapidity and is continual
ly iiddlir- creator s iuis nl' outside
money whleh is beii sprea 1 about
S.i'. in mil the comity."
That is only a s.irule of the way
w. 11 ninToted lii.,M-.ti-i s will tlo'D--II
local. .1 near li e I ;.... of the raw
mat. rial sui'idv nn.l if ih.-v caier to
the ne. .is ol ihe public. No el'v ran r 11,,. i-eforeie 1 crin'ina
i.a.h a'iy 1 nsi.l. Table size an. I he-! a!1 Wo'rs,, t,an anyl li'tif oh! ,;,-'';r
cme pi ni. .111 -i-.tly iv .wp rons -vi'h- ' ';.,. pietures as the sutferin- of v
out m.Iui ne.-. Sicip.v haihiniE , , i:od' v.-retn.
.'. 'H-
er.
Cte
1..I1.-
1.
in In. and Hundredths.
" 1 .iiure 1 -'st.i.l.o .. .r.
1 nine la-.: nilii .. .1..
1 ,.-t H I hour-- .. ."fi
nice fir-M m..:'.tb 1 l'
for lb.'- m nvh : i
from Sept. 1, LU:
.1 of i
.s in .!
i m ,
11:: to
f.il .a;
and th.
w atelie.i
toll !
I'trini; a be..:-. 1
tacn.a'ieii. ar.-l
':e rourse of
about tile welcome the world t-M
ito a lost sheep that stackers back in
to the fold. Criminals, they spy to,'
'a rea.lv chance to reform ani -
h model life, once they estahii.-n 1.1
'fact that thev really want to do .m
li-vlnir Cummlngs ii'.r.iioi
Troad Davlight." and Hnrvev
;;.nd C.e... W. Piper, who wr.ee
; story, disagree with tins P;r
miint n?i ra.lical v. 1 n- . 1
jtho path of the ie.'on".e 1
as worse than anyl li'tif ol
nrv pietlire1
'ti'.M-. i f
(',.1
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a p.-r-; ,
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t.
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J.,- IllTett .-I 1 ,K I. ami
11 irtii '
.ink in out til'
q 'Too reanv vie
e.itti-jnds as rien
or.ei "
"en lock on
automobile
i.v
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1
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P'el.a
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P'
from
1. 17
Sepi
f.r 44 wet ft
to Mar. in- 1 . ...
.v. ers 10 111 -'u .1:',
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p
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,1 bv !
This ri
re the ev
e p. Ople
p-.--e:r.
I"!i.' tii-i.
-!;.
Veil I
JUft OS
they nr.'
vivid story of inc. 11
It reallv is and criminr l
In real life and not in
:'!i.. from !
had sei er. .
b an ones. I What i goinc to hapr' n
1 of
Hi at
.--ie.n
loi:
l.ii
1 .1 1 1
I'll' tO llll.ke
rot--: 1
fn j
M il 1.1AM CKLL. Otaerver.
I'.i I',' .V.d.ie
uppott of 111-'
e::'.l r - I; an- liivi, s
ii c no n. w imiu .tries
110 11. i i roil tor 1 he
in. 1. .t.-ing ropulaiiun.
ltxi? 1"
l-.,ii. -t.il.. for any P-ei
Oi. con : own. r of business nian whose
!i-. ri i. re.ts are h"" to 'io'' f!' ,'
er le.ve.-l ine In wooii-ive'i-. 1 - )
v'ei.'h I'.ii.lu croif in!" ' 'r,-'' . y'
firs in time. Ii'. " 1 1"' tar V' '
iitaeiMritr: Co.. us a P "' '
..... ...... 11 1 1' sun. 11
. riv values and uepi----"
In. ss when Ihe p. lio.uc:!
boom passes': Tiiink it
eiie Guurd.
in
1. ti.
I 1
Hoover
will ca!
on
vat'
Let them
fl.rt
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