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R08EBURG, OREGON. SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1925.
THE PASSION FOR CLOTHES.
Women have become more intelligent during recent years.
BIT BERT j. BATES
GOOD EVENING FOLKS
Aa thia ia bath night
And the aoap shortage
la ao acuta
We would auggett
That thoaa deairln'
To tak thalr
Weakly cloanln'
Refra.n from ualn'
Suda.
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OUMBELL DORA THINKS
A dolphin la a cherub.
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WASHI.VIiTOV. Jan. 17.
Republican bouse leaders
will aeek an understanding
wltb senate leadera aa to
the final furin q Muscle
Khuals legislation before any
more in made In the bouae
to send the Underwood
Shoals bill to conference. 4
President C'oolldge waa 4i
said to have indicated after
a conference with Rupra-
seutative Lonsworth of
Ohio, the republican house
leader and chairman Hnell
of the House rules commit
tee, that Ills course had
been followed In order to
LETTUCE THIS YEAR
Lochinvar of Royalty If
Seeking Bride
There will not b any had lt-
iur grown in this part of IkhikU
romity ror carlat uhlpraiit this
yar. This waa the decision mmle
by Bfventwn growers that met at
th- Chamber of Commerce oil Ice
' terrlay afternoon.
Chuinnun flu I net, of th nub-
prevent a tieup of the legia- nnUte on vegetables, praMul
. ., . - 6 nml n.i riled mil tliA Hn.i,M i .j
beset the head lettuce grower, es
pecially with a late start that he
would have this year. The head let
tuce from thia district must reach
latlon In conference.
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Jack Demnsev aava hail milt the - i
ring to marry a movie atar. Mebbe - nimvucu -r. uec- - Ike market during
Vwil .: f. ........ .I .u.mi. .L.:. I . It 'Jack not the marrvln' Iris- when I weeks in May in order
P""" f""l - - - . - ,,,.. , 7 TT . .... . Tithe growers a nroflt. If it mh in
the lat two
to Insure
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Dispatches today tell of a wild
boar dashln' Into the bedroom of
an invalid and the aick man made a
nose diva through the window.
Now he's back to' work. All you
rheumatlcks had better go wild
boar huntin'.
S
fig Bill Hart who has rescue-)
mar.y tfamsels'irem th clutchea of
ciool desperadoes In a few feet of
fillum ia now co-atarrin' In the Los
Angeles eourta with h,s wife, who
doesn't eeem to be ao taken up
with her hubny'a heroic deeds
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Willie H.iyner, printer's devil on
,, I . . ... . . . . "KB rum on ins
possible that the average woman still reads the fashion news r shot through the ropes.
with more avidity than the political intelligence. Even the men
are not immune from this influence. Many who are of middle
ago become somewhat indifferent on the clothes question. But
the-'young fellows refuse to be content with the commonplace
and. unimaginative styles that satisfy the older element. They
argue that careful dressing helps them make influential friends
anil succeed in their work. At heart they may cherish the
thought that it makes them more dazzling in the feminine eye.
As for the women folks, bless 'em, it seems naturally feminine
for them to adore tasteful and artistic dress. Some philosophers
will say that their motive is the feeling that attractive clothing
ia the bait by which they allure the men, and that they still de
pend on their power to charm and fascinate the other sex as
the principal means by which they make their way in the world. '' Sutherlin Moon, takes excep.
Others contend that the women dtess to please other women.
They claim that women realize that men are uncritical in such
matters, but that they feel that the searching scrutiny of their
own - can not be avoided, and that to hold their own in so
ciety, their dress must be up to a certain standard of correct
elegance. There are a great many women who dress simply,
yet who win friends and attention because whatever they take
hold of they do very well. Efficiency from now on is likely to
be .a greater force in the world than" frills and fine feathers.
Yet. neatness and a certain attention to detail in clothing helps
n! preserve his or her self respect, and meet the world with
greater confidence.
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V." 1 he eclipse of the sun due Janiinry1 24 has been the sub
jJn'of much popular and scientific interest wherever it has been
viable. , Perhaps the most wonderful thing about such an even:
iff the exact accuracy with which astronomers figure the time of
ihvbeginning and ending many years ahead. If this scientific!
thoroughness could be used in predicting other events,
wodd s work would be more thoroughly done. Accurate work
in. other occupations depends much on human action, which can
n9l!be positively forecast, any more than you can predict the
flight of a bird. But if the ordinary run of people hated error
la-Yhuch as astronomers arid other scientists do, the world's
industry would run better. ,
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 17.
! Between 2iit) and 300 farm-
era, feed manufacturers and
, dealers, li rlnlatnra and state
executives aro expected to at-
tend the sessions of the State
liairy Aa.o. Tuesday and
Wednesday In McMlmnille as
well as a pre-convention meet-
; I nit Monday. a
Such matters as produc-
Hon of dairy faring, the ktow-
In of alfalfa in the Wllllm-
ette valley and legislation
will be taken up.
Oleo is expected to be the
j subject of considerable dis- 4 '
!4 cushion. j
j bound to
tioii to one of our pencil-pushers
call.n' his village "the rural deea
trick." Well, Willie, ya orter be
dern glad ya don't live amid the
wicked vice of the city, where a
sixteen yr. old damael takea a pot
shot at her mother and the ayn
thetic gin flowa unhampered down
the gutters of the main streets.
However, William, we'll lay off ya
and the next time ya cVop over
to the county seat we'll mention ya
as bain' in from the metropolis.
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The school site committee met
last night and Coroner Ritter had
his wagon outside but business was
rotten.
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The town is crowded with a
gang of Older Boys and the Young
er Girls aren't doln so bad,
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OUR COOKING SCHOOL j
Little did we think that our
cook Hi o department would meet
the wltn ,ucn universal favor. Hardly
nao. our iiret recipe appeared
earlier than that IL is
strike an over.iwlr.-1
market. This year a itreat deal f
booming Is apparent In the lira, let
tuce frame, and there la bound to be
nn overproduction. Thtd Ia tlin
njiinion of men who are iWhc to
market conditions. It was fteciih:.
that next year an early start wmiVJ
bf made, say In December, ho that
the crop would surely matuiv the
last two weeks May, intl tills
i year the ground that would have
, b'n used for lettuce will be de
I voted to other garden crons. JIow
ever, a number of those pref-enl
j stated that they, would imi.s. h-a-l
; lettuce for the local and Coo Biy
market, and all others who declJe
to do this are asked to notify the
secretary of the Chamber ot Com
merce so that assistance may be
n.; i he
crop to good advantage.
The decision to forego the growing
extends Into the provincial days,
ii ft or TfYiia hail i1.iMn-.t It- in.l
pendence from Mexico and before j ivn. the in mar!;c
the republic of Texas was organ
Ized, when the land between the
Sabine and Itlo Grande rivers was i
considered "No man's land
Constabularies In
New . ork and other states were
patterned after the Texas lung
ers, who have a motto of "get your
man." 1 he Jloyal Northwest
mounter! police of Canada Is also
said to have had Irs Inception as
the result of the Texas force.
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KXWCi TOTALS: jr
SHOE FINDINGS
Do Your Own Repairing
and Save Half the Cost.
We are carrying a complete line of materials and
tools necessary for shoe repairing. See our window
for
Sole Leather, Cut Leather Soles, Panco
Cut Soles, all kinds of nails, including hob
- nails, Shoe Knives, Hammers, and Repair
Oulf iU.
Churchill Hardware Co..
The Winchester Store.
Ring Boris, of Bulgaria, who ha
been referred to aa the "Lochinrar
of Royalty." plans a tour of the
Kastern nations to seek a bride who
shall share his throne as ruler ot
Bulgaria. He Is a member of the
royal House of Coburg, which Is
related to virtually every other
reigning family hi Europe.- Rumor
has it that Boris will seek tha
hand either of Princess Gtovanna,
seventeen, of Italy, or of the Prin
cess Beatrice, fifteen, of Spain.
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"TliJ PLATE KI8"
tion, accordins to the best Juda-
of head lettuce this year wili noment of the individual members of
doubt have a tendenev tn enlai 2e i this committee, shall nrevuil in the
Pennsylvania, i ' teieij, uui ll-l cee?Ijr wuiuimtc, uu mui uierw
not very well Ret Into this business, of victory for this or that site., on
Oilier vegetables have aeea sut'-"10 raft of any i.er.ion or group of
p-xted to take the place of bloc- Persons, for it will not be a virtory
run as a revenue producer, and I tor any lnoiviuuai or croup, but a
other conferences will be held by progressive move on the part of the
siiu-eumiiitiieea 01 ine raw prcuu'ris
committee of the Chamber ot Com
merce within the next fw weeks,
to the end that all rancher will
have an opportunity to get lets the
Kame somewhere.
EELLOWS-CASEY
TRACT OFFERED
(Continued Qa page 4
school building. This
NEW YORK. Jan. n.-Danlel j consls(lnK of a 0. J)a,br M. K
Ray Heed known as the "lln plate j tHr nnd t), L JohlI!,on, wm 8U
;;; The Salvation Army is organizing boys' clubs nil over the
country, nnd having remarkable success with them. Young
stara that used to spend their time lifrhtins;, window breaking,
roaming the streets, etc., are being straightened out. The prin
ciple on which they do it, is that of giving the boy plenty for his
htthds and feet to do. Manual training, on automobile work,
carpentry, etc., and all the populnr games, are the incentives.
Almost all the so-called bad boys of America could be set on
the-path of useful citizenship, by a similar appeal.
The country ia alarmed about the prevalence of crime, and
tho. schools and churches and government are being implored
to do something to promote higher moral standards. The trouble
is often right in the homes, because the parents are too busy to
talk to their children. During all the years when these young
mltlds are receptive, when they want to know whnt the parents
tniriK about the movies they see and the books they read, the
parents are too busy to get close to their children, and gradu
ally these young folks get into wrong ways of thinking.
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There ia one thing positive, the committee selected to get
a suitable plot of ground for the proposed new school building
is not going to contract for any land until the exact coat thereof
haa. been alntcd. The committee ia not disposed to buy in the
open nnd then be ptesenled will, a bill for the purchase price.
.. One prize'fighlcr has shown a little common sense. He is
gouig to quit the ring because it is the' wish of his mother that
he.. fight no more. However, before coming to (hi, decision he
u,alSoverea mat he had a aiillicicnt income ftom his cl,
Icssion to tide hun over old age.
committee,
Hlt-
unhmll
' died today at Ills home here, I lh,.lr report nrxt Frilla'y evening at
mhlch time the general committee
will meet. It Is hoped to have both
propositions in a concrete form at
this time and quite likely final ac
tion will bo taken on the selection
entire school district, looking to
blHRer and better educational ad
vantages for the entire community.
Respectfully submitted,
J. H. BOOTH
B. W. STRONG
J. E. McCLIXTOCK
A SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON ALL
MATTRESSES
In order to reduce our enormous stock we are offering ;
Silk Floes mattress at $15.00 each, delivered.
POWELL FURNITURE CO.
king.
of pneumonia.
Mr. Reed who was l7 years of
this colyum but the ptomaine spec-R'!fi ol,e nf the organisers of
ansta or the village were doln' a ",e American mipiate company,
land, office business. Todav we of. He w-as a director of numerous
far something different. It Is business organizations. He rose lof a srnuo 8te
PORK AU GRATIN from messenger boy in a Rich-1 Following Is the report of the
Run a fresh ground hog through mond, Indiana bank to a position four sub-committees appointed at a
tha vlctrola, and aoak the remains ' Influence in the financial world. recent meeting to investigate k
In vitriol for three hours. Remov. Whe Mr. Reld entered buslneM .i,uhi it f..r ih r,..,.i
to oven and bake to a hot aweat. I'n Wall Street at (he age of 41, he : building, and which was submitted ilowfl llvnl.v debate, county, judges
Rub down with. Turkish towels and lW!1 already considered a national at the meeting last night: laml rmmty comnrssli ners of the
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PRAISE BY SPEAKER; DIIRIHG 01 WEEK
NEW YORK. Jan. 17. rralsa
of Premier Mussolini and the tAwoc-ied Pre. LruH Wire.)
l-'ascisti government and critv- SAI.EM, Ore., Jan. 17. A total
cism of the opposition parties of 4S7 accidents were reported to
were voiced today by Don Uela- the Btat? industrial accident com
sio Caetani, ambassador to the mission for the week ending Janu
Lnlted Btates in a speech before ary 15. of which three were fatal,
the Itulian Chamber of. Com- The fatal cases were: Daniel F.
merce here. The ambassador Corkev. Glenwood. car loader;
said, he was speaking, "not as Jehn Swnnson. North Bend, pile
a diplomat, but as a man vho is driver; Charles Van Zaodt. Oak
on the eve of entering into poll- ridge, laborer. Of the total num
tical .strife. ' To refit the Lng- ber of accidents reported 3S5 wero
iish parlainentary system to the mhbi iho r ,.
the ambas- workmen's cnmnensatlon Bel. in
(Aarciated Trc I.phiuhI Wire.)
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 17. F-l-
garnish w.th toilet water.
Tha town sheiks will throw a
mean torso at tha hop tonight and
the maldena won't be far behind
with a wicked galosh.
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Wonder who'll be the first
movie manager to give the mother,
slayer a fat contract for an e'.ght
reel thriller?
Paris atyla notea tell u that
damsela ahould wear colors match-
in' the hair of their escorts. Wot's
a poor woikln' goll to do whin. she
goes out with a bald-headed feller?
All the town boys have abandon
ad their attempts to grow Valen
tlno chin whiskers and w.ll lay
mora stress on pointed sideburns
aa a meana of knockin' tha mem-
j bera of the contrary sex for a row
or ain.cana.
figure and was then credited with
a furluno of $30,000,000.
Business associates today esti
mated Mr. Reed's estate at ?ut),-000,009.
Committee's Report
Acting under instructions
I state late yesterday tabled a reso-
from
1 lution
supporting
TWO-GUN HERO
OF THE FILMS
BATTLES WIFE
(Continued from page one)
"The feller who's buyirT an auto
on the Installment plan knows the
true mean in' of 'Eternity "
his chosen pro-
Dcmpsey is going t get married and quit the prize ring.
Hue doesn t necessarily mean that his former profession will be
entirely abated. It mighl be applied as an indoor sport to
smooth up the rough spots his motion pictuie bride after
the; honeymoon takes flight.
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING
Spare lime classes In Telegraphy
and Imich tyiiewiilli.g. Afli'innou or
nielli classes. Students enrolling
now ulll be prepared to lake posi
tion this summer In a profession
thai otters gooil opportunities for
advancement and travel, work Is
pleasant anil congenial, with good
salaries.
Itoseblll'K Telegraph Institute
L'-'l Pi iklns lll.l.i.
the promised
the general committee, the four amendment to the market road
sub-committees met on Monday at-They decided to make no rec
ternoon. January 12th. for the pur . !mmendatlon to the legislature,
pose of undertaking to reach an I'esolutlons adopted reccomend:
agreement on the best site for the i Tnat commercial trucking and
proposed new high school. B. W. ! Passenger carrying enterprises be
Strong was elected chairman and r,'qulred t0 pay licenses sufficient
J. E. McCllntock secretary'of this '0 cover a larger poportlnn of the
committee meeting. After much 1 , os'-of repairing the damage to
discussion. It was moved and car-:"le roads.
ried, that the committee meet on I That there be no reduction In
Tuesday morning and again viewi",B Price of auto licenses for tour
the several sites offered, also oth-l,nK cars nd that there be no re
er properties that might suit the j auction in the gasoline tax.
purpose, and to meet again Tues- ' That a law be enacted requ!r-
jday evening at 7:30. Tuesday;"1" ,ne tax on unsecured personal
j morning, 10 of the 13 members of property be collected by the asses-
flnniiv n.rn.H nn vii,iu , 1. 1 the four committee s drove over the 8r oasea upon levy of the nre-
ine to Its custodian, James Stu'"ci anu made a close inspection vi"us 'ear. and that such levy and
art, hanker, $375 monthly to Will-1 0( same from every view point, and ; collection be final.
lam S. Hart, Jr., born after the I ' ":aw 'n " evening met again Judge iiasbrouck of Hoot! River I o
separation, and $3s7.f)tl to Mrs. ! for conference, with the result, i county wis re-i'ltcted president of : It's so hnndy to get fud from
mat oy a vole of 7 to 3, Uie Del- nssociaiinn. juuge Adklvson J'hki'S. Call 212 and get prumpt de
lowsCasey site In West Roseburg "f Wasco, was elected vicc presi- liMiy.
of all the several properties offered lp"I nm' !. E. Smith, commissioner I - g
was selected as tlie most available f Marion county was re-eleUd For quick results use News
one inspected, two voting for thei"" secretary and treasurer. Review classified ids Pniinx isi
present high sr'.iool site, and 1 tor 1 ' ' TT"
tifled.
"Itemeniher the fnle of Fatty Ar
huckle." he quoted her as saying.
"I can ruin you as thoroughly as
Falty was ruined If 1 care to."
The trust fund settlement they
Hart. This, Mrs. Hurt contends, is
not enough to support her, yet the
separation agreement prohlhiis
her from earning any additional
money by. acting for the Bcreen.
needs rf lttaiy, said
sailor, a tailor-to-be called in.
"Mussolini has been tho tailor,"
he added 'And fasclsmo his
Scissors.'1
There Is one characteristic dif
ference in the psychic and intel
lectual makeup df the Ansin
tialton and tha Latin peoples," he
said. .
"The former have a highly de
veloped political conscience and
great capacity for social organi
zation. The Latins' Instead, are
eminently individualistic; en
dowed with high Intellectual
creative powers, iiey lack poli
tical and social coalescence."
The result of this, he asserted,'
Is that the Italian parliamentary
body. Instead of haviiu; a two
party system, breaks up In a
'multitude of blocks and parties
having widely dltl'ereut political
tendencies."
The parliamentary regims In
Italy, he said, had always func
tioned mote or less badly, bul
cfu-r the war had "degenerated
into such a political mess that
fascism, upheld by popular In
dignation, had to step in and
take In hand the rudder ot Ihe
government. " , ,
w-ere from firms and corporations
that are not under the net and one
WRs from a public utility corpora
tion not subject to the act.,
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WELL KNOWN SUTH
ERLIN WOMAN DIES
Vrf Josephine Haynes Hall,
well known resilient of Suthcr
lln. passed away at Ihe family
home at that place, Friday, Jan
nary 111. Hilt,. Mrs. Hail was'
horn November 13, lKTiii, in Ta :
nm Cminly, Iowa. On February
the Illakely site, and a committee
composed ot J. 11. Booth, B. W.
Strong and J. E. McCllntock was
named to meet with the owners of
these properties, and secure from
them the very best price :ossible,
and submit same to this general
meeting tonight. On Thursday
niA nlng the last named roniinlitee.
with .Mr. Fppsteln. made a
of the land to be included
Tho Mlnuto that Seems A Year
By CLUYAS WILLIAMS
survey
in the
Th,
he fellow who complains about helm. , ,.;ii,l i il..
rural district ought to move to the metropolis. Most of us mor
tals; would be glad to exchange plceot profess.ons with
tno nvetage person who should enjoy l!
23, lv.'i. she was married to l.u
cius Hall. She is survived by her
'husband and four children. Mis.
Irene Leonard, of Wilbur, .Mrs.
era (ex. tiletidale, Arizona, Km
I melt Hall. Wilbur. Lmil Hal;
j Snt h rl In. and file grandchll
dien. She was a member of tin
I Brethren Church fur 40 jcais
and w:is a deaconess of that con
Igregntlon. Her loss Is mourned
hy her many relatives i
tiieiids. The services will be held
at the family home In Sutherlin.
proposed site, io ascertain the
number of acres within the boun
daries of tile two tracts of land.
and submit herewith a map. show
lug the lines of the prots iiles that
would be Included In the proposed
site, should this general committee
vote to select same. The matter of
purchase of necessity remains in
the hands of our school board, and
that they win use due diligence in
determining the value of said prop
erty, oeiore closing a Ileal, we teel
confident, and we have nothing to
. Mind.iy morning, nt 10 o'cloi k
: with liev. I.. F. Biirror. of
I P.
"J! When you get lonesome lor something to do you might
react a few of the "rules nnd re,)ns ' ,)n lhc revee
oi Tour icaerui income lax blank. 1 hen tend
BgYJjn.
em again tind
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We rend that the public ciebt Ins I
i keeping with the times
. .. 1 ou may be a man in a million,'
of! jour superiority.
tuff.
Next week ought to' .ee the "fur lly" ,,l ihe stale IcgisU
I 3.,l W ir-
ATSTIX. Tex. Jan. 17
r ' 1 l.i:ii.is, CM'tlllt'd Willi IM'IIIIS
ir simple way of living. I,,,,,. f ,he most f, r.w , ,,.
jfiming ortantiitinns ntnnhrte In
;th" world and America's first cnti
jstiibularv force, today is threat
til' d with 'llmlii.it ion. A district
; court M'si.-niay ruled Dial llje law
frealing the lainrer force union-
tstltutioii.il atid eiiinlned tlie tia:in
jiat:on fnun further laugi'r actui
ii.s. ! tor mere than Inl .ars. t'lis
I group of men originally ninubenng
) 1 never more ilinii em tiious-j.-snd
uietiiiers and hi present but
filiy. has had a reeoid of cn(ot lng
.the law lo the inmost Oritani.'o.l
'fust to protect lioin.'si.'S.l.rs in
the wilderness In southwestern
,i' ..p. it- work lias li.i ii cl.Niik' .1
1 lo suit tho times and ef recent
years II has apprehended Ihw en
i later and iriminils tor tin, fh.-i
lime since It Inception, lis woik
jburg. oificleting. Interment tin ''vlil of the right of condenina
be held at W ilbur, tlwiug to Lie
I last request made l;y tho decea-;-Theied.
there will lie no floral off,...
' lugs.
rrn iiirteiiscil.
vrr thing going up.
Thi
but tins is no eviilnui
V'ou cannot aatisfv a man who ia rJi;,t;.f;-J :.. Ui ir ' standstill today
iiu.rii.: Tin- history of thu ranger f.ute 'one at Pages
SALVATION ARMY SERVICE
, ihe reiai meetings a, lb.
iSahal'nn Army Hall are blest ,,;
Hod lo the saltation of sinners, ai .1
ill.' s;lM tilicatinn of belleteis. .VI
Juiaiit Fred An.lei-ori and Dtiinc.l
1st i;. W. Scut will hold a spec .1
sen Ice at tlie Snu'hein I'aciln
s'li'ps nl S o'clock this itflernoii'i
i 'pt'Ti air me, iing i,t Jackson an;
l.l.-s streets at 7:3" e m., ilr l
met liiig In tiie lull at S oiim k.
M ci.il uuisie.
M.eiincs in Satiation Army II. ill
nil day SuikImi. l i t. in Knee I 'rill ,'t
7 a. in. until the Saltation Jubil
at V p. i,l. We lm He t:e pastor.. ;u I
.iietiibeis nt the church. io Jon i
w iih ti.-. in a una.'d reiiial In l!o..
I'Uig. Atljui.int Anderson.
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The homo Is a sale haven in
fiery stoini. Cet the material for
otfer as n sub-committee as to the!
price named by the owners, hei-uz
Hon of property for school purposes j
untler our law, ami we assume tnat i
the assessed value of this proper
ty, as the basis for taxation during
the past two years, should bo taken
Into ronsltloMitfon In finally deter !
mining the purchase price. We w ish 1
to say that In all the deliberations I
of this subcommittee, th- re h:is
been the most cordial Interchange
of ideas and preferences. looking ;
only lo Ihe best interest or our '
schools, both for the present anil '
the luture. and we urge that the i
same spirit of friendly cooperation
and the willingness to grant to'
each nther the right of delerniina-1
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