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ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER
1 1923.
VOL. XI., NO. 310, OF THE EVENING NEWS
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flUfiPOIPJTS
THREE MEASURES
NOT HtAUD TODAY rj m m
Ex-Head of Veterans'
Bureau Gives Testimony
GDRNERSTON
let Certain Questionf
in Jurisdiction of
pert Committee.
KANGE POLICY
of France Declares
lommittee Must Not
.mount of Repara
ns to Be Paid.
L twisted Press.) I
Not. 1. rremier ronicare-
lb today at severs recog-:
points a within me jura-,
be committee of experts,
make a reparation Inquiry !
of the recent nusoimiiuu
bpcan chancellories and the
p government.
points are:
rraany's present capacity
it.
Near methods of payment.
he renovation of Germany's
A new monetary system.
t.-s office points out that is
tb that indicated in the
Lite to London. i
Poincare. it is declared.
Ermany's debt to the allies'
once and for all and can-
luted any more than the I
tts advanced by the United I
fee allies during the war can
(By Associated Pre.)
POItTLANI). Nov. 1. Uecause n(
judge was available there wax no hear,
inx today of the atute grant: suii i
compell the disclosure of the. income
tax referendum books.
El
Residents in Other Sections of
County Will Vote on
Income Tax Bill.
BONDS ARE WANTED
"v A"nctated rress.)
TACOMA, Not. 1. The police to
day arrested Harold J. Olson, aged 19
years, who reported that a robber
beld him up shortly after midnight
and robbed the mall truck he was
driving of a package of letters. The
police said Olson told several con
Hiding stories of the robbery.
City in Need of Additional Fire
Apparatus Proposal to
Amend Charter Will
Also Be Submitted.
Only one measure will appear on
the ballot prepared for thb special
state election to be held on Novem
ber 6. Voters In all of Douglas
county, excepting the precincts with
in the city of Koseburg, will be call-
VA was. A.
Charles R. Forbes, former head of
the Veterans' liurcau, which is belnn
lnvestiKated by a apecul acnate com
mittee probius chancea of vxtruva-
ed UDon to exnr.t ihp.nv. niv ?.auSe' H8te anU niismananement
i. . ' '1 fcnrhps who
E
TEMPLE I S 11
Four Million Dollar National
Masonic Temple Is Now
Under Construction.
0 WMISGffl
CEREMONIES IMPRESSIVE
IPresident Participates in Lay
ing of Cornerstone Rep
resentatives' of 17,000
Blue Lodges Present.
Feminists Assert.
! In regard to the proposed income tax
measure, which is the sole purpose of
' the state election.
j This income tax bill Was passed
by the recent legislature as a sub
stitute bll for the one proposed
I by Governor Pierce and the present
! state administration. (lovernor
' . . iieiuaiiut-u aiiu uigeu cue pas-
Forbes, who went all the wav from
Seattle, Wash., to testify as a witness
in the hearings. Is a very sick man,
showing plainly evidence of the Ill
ness which forced his retirement
March 1 lust.
(Bv Associated Press.)
PENDLETON, Nov. 1. Nora EM
waived a hearing until the grand jury
meets when she was arraigned for or j Bage of an income tax measure and a
a cnarge or Killing ner iormer aweei-; hm favored by him was presented.!
heart Gordon Mettle. She was calm : This bill, howeter. did not fullv meet!
In court.
BUTTE MOVIES TO
Nov. 1. (U. P). Identical
ill of the allied powers,
f be forwarded today to
States, proposing a con
iperts .on reparations and
ItVnited States to particl-
love is expected to lead
kation of a meeting place.
nperts and other details
i capacity to pay.
the approval of the legislature and
the amended bill was finally adopted
in its present lorm.
There was a great deal of oppo
sition to the measure and a refer
endum league was formed and it
succeeded in securing sufficient
names to petitions railing a special
election to obtain a vote of the elec
tors of the slate to determine wheth
er or not the measure is to become
a law.
ThVre seems to be a well organlz-
(Bv United Press.)
niTTTT1 M,.nl V,v 1 Th. mnvin.
picture theaters, which have all been ed a'"j a,ron opposition, while there
French words: "Ilonl Soit Out
j t-- .i .m art aisu a. irreat iiumner nr uiiii-.a iui v i i, u-hn
uara .nce nepiemoer ouin ni ",,,. - - - - " j i ,. ,., ,,.,., ,,
i lie iiiusi-. v---.--..r ..n..
Saturday November 3rd
clans, whose wage demands started
the strike, agreed to return on the ol
scale.
owner said that the ficures would i
Nor. 1. (U. P). "It Is not
fene our policy and we will
Premier Poincare de
ln a speech at Nevers.
advisory commission must
amount of Germany's re
bt and Prance will not
rights nor give the puran-
n taken, Poincare teitcr-
aGQMETJX
pears to be backing the bill, while
an organized league Is in opposition.
The farm vote will doubtless be the
deciding factor In the elecetion bill
there is a question as to whether or
not the farmers are solidly behind
the measure as the supporters allege.
If so it may pass. If they are divid-
t ed it will undoubtedly be defeated.
as the greater part of the city votes ' s""eet art gallery." five
will undoubtedly be in opposition, if
(Associated Press.)
ALEXANDRIA, Vs., Nov.' 1. Th
i cornerstone of a four million dollat
I Masonic temple a national Masonli
memorial to George Washington and
a shrine for American Kreemasono
was laid hern today with impresslv
ceremonies. President Cooltdge, mem
bers of the Cabinet, a large array 01
official personages and representative
of 17,000 blue lodges and other Ma
sonic organizations participated. Th
temple which Is Greek In lis archl
tenure will be known as The Georgi
Washington National Masonic Mem
I orial.
' The building will rise 200 f.vt abovi
Shooters Hill, on the outskir! of thb
irtlv, which Thomas Jefferson am
J James Madison proposed for the stt
inf the capltol of the I'nited States. I'
j will resemble and was inspired by th'
great towers of ancient Greece ant
Home from whose summits ermanent
buttling flan guided mariners at as
and, in the words of II. W. Corbett
one of Its architects, "will represent
spirit o'
Washington in statesmanship Bnd bb
revered precepts which for alt tlm
Y !. '-vll tn him who l example ny wmcn tne smi
I'ngar. the build
EVIL THINKERS SCORED
PORTLAND, Nov. 1. (A.
At noon today a large sign was
A Itlinv lirt nup thu .Iii.iii t.i.ll.,u .n A
the facade of the new Alder " v"r,d, ,,,e "Mn
street building bearing Ihise
In this memorial will be the restlnf
.. ..-I 1.... !.,
be removed out of respect to the ! ": , ."V ' . J , , "
Portland women who objectetl to f 'Hther of 11, Coun ry hav ,.g beer
to the nude form. !jre 'illy preserved by the Alexandria
A'V, nshlm-ton Ixidge, No. 22. of whirl
i Washington was the first Wor .lpfu
(Tlv Assof-lated Tress.)
PORTLAND. Nov. 1. The
base
Master, located equidistant betweer
;the nation's capital and Mount Ver
(By Assi.-aien Press.)
SALEM, Nov. 1. The prune pack
ers and bankers today discussed rem
edies for the demoralizing prune mar
ket and to devise means of combat
ting price cutting by some of the pri
vate packing corporations.
luncheon of Rotarlans to-
very comprehensive dls-
l the new Income tax law
i"t IM.1 S'ate. and which Is
M on on November 6, was
"lo-noy A. N. Orcutt. The
I'ok up 8-'Veral sectlnri4 nf
frt explniued each of them
fners in a clenr and con-
"T- It Was made nlnln thnt
P'-l 1 a very comnllrsted
f! 0f Its provisions hard to hundred killed.
W IDd en r ra w n
5r7 layman. He cnnlrt tuel
' teal arivantar-n in ihs inw
'Pie of the state, but on the
"tlfTed the revenue re-
" s adoption, should the
' enacted, would show lit-O'-ere,
n ,aTP9 ,t wa
L-l that the Pfl4t n.,Hl..
P'-lon the inco ia.. ;aw would
P"op:e of Or-gon far more
;- pr.rvtaeri i the meas-
' vreat
army
Vlav.il ' ho-. hari.lv Itf lit nnrn with the losses
I I'll 1SIU,. I a.. .". - " - --
k . . . ' u - . , , i. .. ., . , nmttt.r. nml (letertnrn t Inn
nsteail nf reHiifincr ' tnOUSana millers etll"Jrw - -- - - - !.ir. r.t !..-, In
Mall a VeaVlerl., I Pennsylvania Coal company walked and at present the city la inadequate- ' ,?f
man th..y aro now man. out in a general "outlaw striae tins i,
"uy wav voti inr,u tk.ininrti nf. The minens retuseo 10 neeu !-. ... . . ,..,,, .
-non mores ch.-iuik me wimrn nm
tr.-in-. more tales bv 'he pleas of the district officials ofl
f Sfe hr., .... ... . ' . i pumnin Rt work
1I5D!SG0S5ED!bRzWDE
(By T'nlrert Pre-s.)
BUENOS AIRES, Nov. 1. The Bra
zilian rebels defeated the government
forces In a buttle in the province ot
Grand Do Sul, according to dispatches
from Ontevidlo, which report over a
aiiiirnn rtt l IT" I (in A
n n I nil III' Mill I III il-
IVIINLUDgUII JUDO
I!. OUTLAW STRIKE
! I
(Bv United Press.)
PITTSTON. Pa.. Nov. 1.-
Alder non. the home of Washington, the me
relief niorial will become the inecra o
figures of a nudo f! niinine form. ,a:,nv visitors who make pllmimagei
straw votes and public expressions adorning the facade of a new build I in Washington's tomb on the Potomac
aro any criterion. "in. Is to disappear because of public The oriL.illHi trowel uned by Genera'
The ballols for Douglas county Protest, Nicholas M 1'iiKar, building Washington on September IS, 17II3. it
were delivered this morning by the owner, announced today. I laying the cornerstone of the capl'o
job department of the NewB-Revlewi A classical group of five slender) minding nf the t'nlted Slates was usei
company to County Clerk I. 11. Kiddle !oung women dancing to the music ofjns;n today In the laying of the cor
and the ballot boxes are being sent i trumpet and cymbal beneath a heav-: nerstnne of the memorial. Silver re
out immediately to the various out-'ily fruited grHpe arlor Is the oui-jpijras of the trowel were presented t(
l.ving precincts. It Is anticipated standing feature, of the facade. Thoirorn visiting ('rand Master who user
that the vote will be light, as In dls- spirit of the work suggests late u"i- tliem In spreading a small quantity o
tricts where traveling is difficult and mer Joyousness. with a 1-ossible touch ' niortar f;ir the cornerstone. The cere
long distances must be traversed to of the voluptious. The figures -"''inonlrj conformed to the laws of .Ma
reach the polling places, many people , well molded and mature. Four nudn;.lonry as in use In Virginia and wen
will not mm out and go to so much ; children are s-ni d at interval! on the; un,!er the auspices of the Grand Iidgi
trouble to vote on Just one measure, j cornice. The children have a well fed' nf Virginia with Charles 11. Callahan
In Rosi hurg the voters will have i impearsnco and evidently are at peace' ,.. v ..rand master of Virginia, it
.three mearures to vote upon. In : with t!ie world. The composition also rharre as a tt Unite for his llfelon'
addition to the Income tax propoil- includes five cb deal beads, facing Ptudv of Washington. Col. Ixiuls A
, tion there is a city measure pro. id-, Alder street with calm dignity of ex , Waires of Sciantim. Penn., preside n'
ing for Die Issuance of bonds in the preslon. lof Hie (ienuge Washington .Mase.nli
sum of $15,000 for the purchase of. According to I.. L. Dougan of Hough-1 .Memorial Association: William How
la fire engine and suitable fire-fight-! ... unn-.m architects who pre- r,l Tuft chief lustlce of the I'nllei
pared plans fur the linear building, sintuc. and James II. Price, gram'
the design was inspired by similar art master of Virginia, assisted. The cere
Imposed upon buildings used for mer ' monies were preceded by a parade
enntlle purHs s In Paris and other fn,In thee old lode room to the new
cities of eontrm-nifll Kurojie. The I'n-' memorial site In which marched Ma
cat building w ill be occupied by e'e al- winH from e very
era In women's apparel ami the archl
tects endeavored to suit their design
to the uses of the structure.
"Vulgar comment from corner lor.f
crs Is more on n directed at ceuiven
lially clad women and gir's pa-.ln
along the street than at nmle ficure-s : wniks and stone steps ascending thn
w-rnimht In Kt'-ne or stucco," Demean m.ven terraces will b'ad to Its en
averred. "Expre ssion of beauty In art trnnei. The building Itself will be 23i
slituld ntt b' c ircuiusci ibed by the r,.,,t ,!eeo, ItiO fe i-t wide and tower up
mental and imual limiiations of the ward 2"0 feet. The main massen o
vulgar mind -d. There Is no stiggos
In the' group of fig
ing apparatus.
The fire department is sadly in
need of additional 'apparatus lor
fl:-'hting fires In this city. Roseburg
at present ha3 only one fire truck,
a combination chemical engine and
i hose cart. This Is suitable for all
lof the ordinary fires, but Is entirely
Inadequate to cope with big fires or
with resilience fires on the hill dis
tricts. This truck was purchase!
i seven years ago and at tiiat time
i there were fe w- residences on Ihe
; higher levels and the truck would
se rve the city s nee ns. During tne
I part seven years, nowever. tne anci-
i Hons to trie eieparimeni s eriuipmeue
state.
I From its commanding position over
looking the Potomac Valley fron
: Washington lo Mount Vernon, the me
tnorial will be a Isnrlmark. It wil'
jbeve a setting of 32 acres and he eur
romi'led bv artistic landscapes. Ilroac
Doucan refused to entertain sticge
are nr "':" .i,. .hv rernsin at work ent Is eiual only lo tne pressure in
. ...... i ,u uir , -
CaY ftn.l in an nniloavnr In HHIIISt Ilieir Kiiei
Kfent form
'Irtlve.
is anything' ances,
P: AT
RKUpKlltltT
V! ehone word from
i !... ""rln" fire orrnr-
r !1t nize . e . .. .
I-Mrr.. j " '"re DU110-
S. Jh- Injured man.
W In ii. ' " '" Marshfle d
r- 111 "1? ho .pilal ther.
'IL.N(,K
h K.X(
F 'oil t'r-v 1 mP-
U" will be held
' , ' at ie
f ii.,lnr hM 'w 'he
"tiler x. . 1 r 'ransact
9" huslncs, of th. ton-
STRESEMAry CABIKET j
REPORTED SLIPPING
I i
(Bv United Tress.) . '
BERLIN- Nov. I Streseman s coal ,
Streseman s
. the mains, minus the friction which ' the wnlst to the knee-s
developes In ihe pipe and heno when!
large quantises of-wnter are being
lake-n from the mains. A fire pump
would de-liver more wrie-r at high
pressure, suitable for fighting big
fire-s and would also rive good pres
sure on the higher levels of the city.
In addition lo the fire engine, th-
department is In need of several dlf
fe rent types ot nozzles, de luge sets,
life ne-t. and many oth'-r minor
pieces of e I'llpmeiit which are needed
(or various tvpes of fires and with
E. O. McCORMICK DIES
SAN FIIAM'ISCO. Nov. 1
; Vfce pri'sid.t E. L. Me-Cormiek.
I of the Sooth' rn Parllie, a w i.lely
known railtoid man. die el of
I heatt disease here today.
itlon cabinet was apparently slipping
supplied
which every modren fire depaitmnt 9A9ff44ff4f
todav. All signs indicated a collapse Th(1 cjI. n ,H Kneral fund has
I:eTING 'and a replacement by either the re-nQ mo0..y available for this purpose
actlonarv regime or the dictatorenip snd consequently tne only way in
with Streseman at the head. which money can be raised Is thru
n a bond l.-s lev The proieosed bonds
The fire department was called gre , t)f. isse.-d for a pered of 1 5
out this morning for a chimney fire T,.ar, ,,i will be ar 6 per cent In-
at the Walter DIetz home on East j,,.,.,, f .
oi.ik .1. a horning flue set fire, n-,,. .,-nd city measure to lee vot-
m the will naner but the Idsze was ., I , charter sno ndme-nt pro-
for outside
dis-
PETITION DENIED
ATLANTA. Ga., Nov. 1. Judge
J. I), liumpbrevs today denied the 4
petition to hive a receiver an-
pointed for the Ku Klux Klan In
a suit brom til by leavid ROte n-
house snd cel - r hisurgent Klsn-v-
men who coniend.-d that Klan
money was le :ng squandered. '
'he building will comprise a base It
vbiih will be located Ihe great Wash
lu tein Memorial Hall, the varloui
Masonic looms where may be pcrpet
mite'el in Imperisi'.hie form Ihe metnot)
up d achie vements of the men whose
d:si incuish' d services to Freemasonn
merit uarticiilar unel laeling reward
The Memorial Hall will h" an Impos
log atrttim. "A feet wide and loo fee'
cl en In It a statue of Washingteit
III h placed. This ball will b '
f. e-t hieb. rising bv a rlere-story above
ehe S'lrr'finillng peirtion cef the build
in - It w ill be flanked bv great leinlr
columns 40 feet hli h. snd surrounded
bv a number of reionis devoted to Ma
sonic interest above the room ol
which will b cle ri'story lights.
A slxcohimn portico of pure Greek
Doric di"l.-n forming the entrance te
the building will be a marked conlrasi
fo the plain, unbroken walls of the
exterior of the Masonic revinvs. Above
the massive base will rise a tower-Ilk'
striiriiire of smaller dimensions. Id
r.elly above the M'mor.al Hall the
s.-cond story of the tower will form
niitse-um room feir Ihe pre-servatlon o'
re lieve nf ("' eirge Washington and his
"me. es we II ss Interesting relics con
mc'i'd with Washiniton's service, at
(Continued on page seven J
TO IKE TESTS
mmwm m mm
(AsMulutiMt Press.)
OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov. I.
Walton, sthipended governor.
J. C
was
.!,";.n.u.n.,,!,l.:3,!..f:. ,.",.'m,:.,.y "'. "rl Throats of Children in Benson
.vhtn hi counsel asked for ten days
exivns.ou today.
!
.111
School to Be Swabbed
Ey Physicians.
DELAYS ARE CAUSED
(Associated Press.)
MOSCOW. Nov. 1. Eighteen per
eons were senenced to death today
ind twenty three given prison sen
tences as a result of the trial of sixty
eight charged with bribery and cor
ruption. The prisoners were employes
f the naval technical department and
wntractors.
Failure of State Board of
Health to Furnish Swabs
Delays Making of Tests
No New Cases.
(By t'nlted Press.)
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1. The up
Hilntment of former Senator Prank II.
vellogg. Minnesota, as ambassador to
Iroat ilrllaln was officially announced
jy the stale department today.
OPPOSED TO SCHEME
Tlv TTnltM lria.)
OAKLAND, Calif. Nov. 1. Senator
rllriim JnhiiHon, KiieakinR at a lunche
m hero today, went on record aa op
Kwed - to Ainerieitn - fMrtleipntlou 1 11
he settlement of the reparations tlin
nite on the basis of the XulieH-t'ur-:on
corropondece.
RT
CLAIlKSIIl'Kt. V. Va., Nov. 1.
Ninety four p.MHonH were Injured, al
't'BHt nix of them aertonmly, when n
Uiilliinoro and Ohio train on the
'I h rk -bu rtt H Irh wood branch waa de
ailed one mile went of Orlando.
o
S
(ttnlted Press.)
HALIFAX, N. S. Nov. 1. The Ca
Indian schooner Illuenose retained
he Inlei national Fishermen's trophy
oelay, winning the si'cond and decld
ng lace of the annual event. Tin
tiff breeze at tliine reached a velo
Ity of 30 knots during the race-.
Delays on the part of the state
hoard of health in furnishing swabs
for Ihe taking of cultures from the
throats of the children In the Hen
son school have rovented the county
and city health officers from making
Ihe teals which they have been ar
ranging for. n-cordlnr to Dr. II. 11.
Shoemaker. It wra desired to swab
tho throats of the children yester
I day and swabs were ordered on Tues-
day, but thn swabs failed to arrive,
and it was learned this morning thnt
they hr.d not been shipped. However,
they are being sent Immedlnlely and
should arrive tonight and the tests
will be mado Friday morning.
As tt Is possible to swab thn
throats of only about 160 pupils dur
ing the day. cultures will be taken
only from tho throats of those In the
rooms in which diphtheria has mado
Its tip pen run re. The throat of eae-h
child In thoae rooms will be swab
bed and the swabs sent to the state
board of health. They will be care
fully examined after certain treat
ment which will cause the develop
ment of diphtheria, if present, and
reports will bo made on all children
where the germs are present, so that
steps may be taken to prevent lbs
spreod of tho disease.
Dr. C. Vr"waile county henllTi of- '
fb-er. and Dr. H. R. Shoemaker, city
health officer, met last night wlih
the parents snd te'nrhers of the lien
son school In a widl attended meet-,
Ing. The parents were, present la
large numbers and were greatly In
terested In what the physicians had
to say and their rnmphte co-operation
la expected In the efforts to
stamp out the disease.
Dr. Wado explained tho produc
tion of diphtheria nnllloxln and de
scribed the use of the toxin and antl
lovln anil Iho Schick lest to find out
If children are susci'ptllde to Ihe dis
ease, lie also de scribed the method
of trnnsmlr.slnn mid control.
Dr. "Sliooitiiiker evplalned the'local
Hit nut Ion and advised Ihe Immuniz
ing of all children by a dose of anti
toxin. The condition here presents no
cause for alarm. Dr. Khoemnker says.
There are five known cases and two
tinder observation. No new case:"
have developed during the past 2 1
hours and there Is nothing In thn
entire situation to give rle to any
fears. The rltuatlon Is well In hand
and with tho o-operatlon of the par
enls It Is expected that there wll be
little spread of the disease. Tho
schools will not be closed unless such
acilon Is found absolutely necessary.
Dr. Shoemaker savs.
ITALY APPROVES
SETTLEHTPUfJ
A ronittanily grout In tnin.nenn, aid
ed materially by Jiidirimin tine of nd
Vertlnfnn Kpac, hun enabled the itt r
P r U.iT'faln N'tnr to branch out In
to lamer iixefulneHH tn the . buvlrwj
public Plana havo been made whTP
bv the aiore at the rornr of Ch.h and
(Bv tnltl IT.) (
HOME, Nov. 1 - 'ihe Kalian govern
nent lodav Inntructed the inl.iin.er at
namn.nn a,., .,.- v., - ; . stn-.-tH will h nrartieallv doiih.
,ve invlta Ion in al I - ln Ind ,,,, ;!o,k of' RmuU
,y KnKhind ank.nK th 1 n ,d "KUilUy incrvsi M.(l. Mr. CttI, ,)(.rK(.f
0 jnln In the Hlull(.n of the i"Pia- urrttntl, tll thm P(Wmi Mnw
I nrrupi'( by tho litninK'T furniture
Hiore, which adjoins bin pnent plnr
(on priiblc
GLENN TAYLOR TO TAKE
THE OLOSMOBiLE AGENCY
lof bus in CM, and at nnm nn the furnl
Iturt If dipoh'd of, pndmbly within
f;i-nn H TavL.r. local automobllt , l"n ,!"VH "r w"'kH' remodel
lealer. h-ft fur '.'..rtmnd last ni:ht In ' t(w r,tt" n'"t ri,:,r
CHiHinun to a tebram from the OMh- mentx. TIh partition will be nnnved.
Tiobile rmnpunv. of Orcx'Ui. aJvlHinx r entrance!, cm innracn, nit'rmm uif
!iim of hlH apKiintm-ttt as distributor ' "pare Into o..e lare room. He i'I
In !iutzlan county for the ti'W )IiIk ( Imm- diati ly nlarK(! hi utocka In all
mobile IJht Sl. whl' h Ih a new pro-( Iiik h and probably add coiiip new fea-
Itict of the iii-ral MotorH ( onipany. it m es to iim riunincitft, wnicn will Kive
Th toiirinur car tnodels of thin new, him the mont romuletw tore In thn
lutomoblle will h-H in llombiirK ffr
about $JOM. Mr Taylor stnti-d. He
will return to thin ctty Krlday ntuht
with on of Ihe tomirnt car riMHlclx,
which will be lined for detnotiatration
purponea.
lower ( dm Street ncrilon of the city.
-o-
IIn-4 ( arniiMnii'
li-d McJimidt who renidea nt th
Jttnctlon of tin Pa'ifir and Coon Ray
blKhwaytt wan In I'ONehtirK toHy
hhowinn an armful of b-atitiful vari
colored cnrnatlonii, which he xrowa.
i They are try and f rat rant and ran-
Otvorce Wanted
A suit for divorce wan filed in thn
-Irctitt court todav bv Irnui i. .Sny
der aicainnt Walter H. .nulit. (nn l.not bo told from thn hot-houi vnl-
md Inhuinnn tratm rit in all'-K'-.i Ht v. lo hair many rmdreds of '.hem
Th plaintiff la represe nted by Attor I just mtuiriK Into bloom, from which
ney John T. Ioiifi bo sella tut flowers and plants.
extinguished with only a muu j tiding toe no
ao being done. i (Continura on
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