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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2 5, 1925.
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ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1926.
TIJE CURB f PR LAWLESSNESS
Widespread alarm is caused by the spread of lawless
ness and prevalence of crime, and drastic action of various
kinds is called for. Penalties for many offences should be
made more severe. Yet such wrpngs are not cured wholly by
penalties. When a boy or girl does wrong .things, something
is missing in the training of that youngster. The schools
ought to dp more in jthe way of moral and religious training,
yet their time is occupied by their extended courses, and such
standards of conduct can not be wholly created by lectures
and text book instruction. The fundamental reason for the
lawless spirit is to be found in lax family government. The
average American parent loses control of children at an
early age. Our people in Roseburjr ' will say that it is' not
easy ,to deal with children jn these times. It is hard to pur
sue a policy that is .contrary to fhe general trend of society.
If one home attempts to be stricter than the average, the
children of that home become rebellious and think they are
singled out for specially severe treatment. What is needed
is a general movement on the part of al) good homes, ftfr a
more earnest attempt to bring up their children with firm
principles of honor and morality. People must wake up to
the idea thai the ,chd,ren are runnjng wi,ld and n,eed a great
er degree of restraint, that they are escaping from the re
straints of family .discipline altogether too early. The peo
ple who are influential in the community should set the ex
ample, by carefully abiding by the law themselves, and by
firmer discipline with children. If it can become fashionable
to obey the Jaw and bring up children with principles of good
conduct, it wijl be easier to establish these standards for everyone.
HIGH TRIBUTE IS
PAID LORD CURZQIU
lAaoelstid Freea Leases' Win.)
LONDON, Mar. 26. The hlgh-
eat tribute possible for the DrUJah
' nation to offer to the memory of
one of Ha statesmen was paid to
day to the late Marquis Curzon
. wfltn funeral services were held
In Westminister Abbey' attended
. by the representative- of three
kings, four queens, the British
prime minister, cabinet members,
leading statesmen and foreign am
bassadors. A casket of oak from trees near
Kedleston Hall, Lord Curzon's an
tes tra I homo In Derbyshire, was
, brought from Carlton House ter
race to the ancient Abbey in a
motor hearse which was followed
by other motors carrying Lady
Curxnn, three daughters and other
relatives.
There also were motors laden
with wreaths and lloral emblems.
'A detachment of mounted police
headed the funeral procession
which arrived at the Abbey just
.as the chimes ot Dig lien. In the
- tower of the parliament Building.
' marked the hour ot 11:30. The
' Abbey was filled with represonta-
- Uvea at all classes of the JUrltlsh
public
CARD Of THANHS
Wewlsh to express our heart felt
thanks to our friends who so kind
ly assisted us during the Illness,
and after the death of our beloved
husband and son and for the many
beautiful floral offerings.
Signed:
' . MRS. CART, HITTER,
7 Uin. AND MRS. J. M. HITTER,
E
PlDiUITl
(Associated Prces Leased Wire.)
SALEM. Ore., Mar. J5. Dlscov-
ery has been made here that the
slate banking department In mov
ing from Salem to Portland, has
violated not only the present law
fixing the location of the depart
ment, but also the new banking
code act which was passed by the
1925 legislature and which will he
effective May 28. The banking de
partment was transferred yester
day from the State House to tho
Henry Building In 1'ortland.
Section 16 ot the new banking
rado makes It mandatory that the
offices of the department shall be
In Salem, and allows only that
branch offices of the department
may he located in Portland. The
section roads as follows:
"Tho superintendent of banks
shall maintain his offices In the
cltjr. of Salem and the secretsry of
Stat 1a hereby required to furnish
suitable quarters therefor; provid
ed, the superintendent of banks,
when considered by him to be ex
pedient or convenient may estab
lish branch offices within the el'y
of Portland."
The old law requiring the offices
to be In Salem la In vlrtsally the
name words as the new act, except
thst the latter allows branch of
flea, to be located In Portland.
Serve It your next Innrheon and
watth It vanish. tlRIMM BROS.
WLK. BR5AP. Phone 131.
NEWS - REVIEW
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PORTLAND, Ore., Mnr. 25. Ro-
wnana oi uistnct number 1, In
cluding the Pacific Northwest and
British Columbia, ,who finished the
ousiness of their annual conven
tion late yesterday, were today en-
guRt-u in tneir annual goif tourna
ment. 1 Portland Rotariana won the cup
In 1923 and 1924 and It they win
today will possess the cup per
jinanently. '
Edmund W. Campbell of Seattle
I was elected yesterday, subject to
confirmation at the Cleveland In
JtornntionaJ convention.
I Victoria, B. C, won the next con
tention of district number 1. Coos
Bay captured tho attendance con
Itest cud: second nrizn went tn
I Mount Vernon, Wash., Astoria,
;Ore., third, and Nelson, B. C,
fourth. Vancouver, B. C, won the
stunt cup for Its pageant '"The
Golden I'uwn," which was present
ed Monday night.
REVIVAL SERVICE STARTS
The revival service at tho Chris
tian church opened last night with
an excellent aervlce. The atten
dance was very good and two addi
tions were the result. Rev. H. E.
Mow, pastor of the church, is con
ducting the meeting, and has the
support of tie home forces In his
efforts. A largo orchestra Is as
sisting In the! song service each
evening.
FIVE DIE, MAIVy
fAnorlatj PrmM UvmtJ WlnO
PATHS, Mar. 25. Five porsona
urn known to have b'pn killed and
(fifty Injured ythvn tho l.orih'aux
irarlB tMprpM van wrecked near
here today. Onn of thoso drad was
Adolpho PedcbWIou, senator from
the iippor PyrenpB.
8imn coat-hea Jumped tho track
'and three of them were tumbled
into the river. Some o( the rescu
'ed panipn-;era aald they had to
'break their way out of the half
iBubmm-Red cars. Many wer. help
ed from the wreck by a detach-
ment of Moroccan soldiers on
board tho train, tho men whose
i unit Is called "Joyous' becausn all
'have pnllrp records from esca
pades dlMplayed much bravery.
j A boy drowned In his mother's
anus as uie rescuers arrived.
DAILY WEATHF.R HEPORT
IT. 8 Westner rinresu, local or
flee. Roseburg Oregon, 24 hours
ending 5 a. m.
j Preclp. In Inches and Hundredths
I lllt.h.l t ..... ....r-I Mm ,M.,l,y 7 1
liweat trtr.,Mrature last nlt:ht.. 47
Prerlpltatlnn last (4 hours T
Total preclp. since first month.. .N7
Normal preclp. for this month .3 9S
Total preclp. from 8epL 1.
to dste 3 1.10
Averare preclp. from Sept.
1. 1H77 27.50
Total e i eras from Bpt 1.
1921 660
Average precipitation for46
wet seasons, 8eptembi9 to
May, Inclusive) l
Fal and cooler tonight, wllb
frost, Thursday fair.
WJi. IILLL, UetrecrolOfc-tel
BY BERTS BATES ;
GOOD EVENING FOLKS
We morula on thin
OI' Mundane sphsr
Oftimes spout our
Innermost thots
A little too sudden
And now and then
A black sys is
Testimony to
This fact
But aftsr all
Ws'd a hull lot
Rather meat up
With a hair-trigger guy
Than the bird
Who lathers on
The soft soap until
Ws feel Ilka
Shoutin'
APPLE-6AUCEI
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DUMBELL DORA THINKS
Garden hose is the kind that
won't show dirt.
We can't help wonderln' what
happened to that bunch of Yeoman
who were about to buy all the
farms in the Umpqua Valley a few
years ago.
V V V
J. K. Falbe, who runa a local
soup broadcaatln' agency, has Join
ed the "friends of the air" and tun
ed in an opera yestiddy eve. J. K.
thought his aet wasn't workin' and
called up the radio repair man to
corns up and atop the dern thing
from aquawkin'.
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"The Wlshln' Well" la the high
school opey-retta at the opry house
tomorry night and the mezzo-so-pranoa
will mezzo all over ths
house and the barytones will bury
more tones than tha local under
taker can convsnisntly handle.
Anyway ws're goin' 'caua It'a gon
ner be dern good.
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We talked to a feller today who
aaid ha thought the moths had
been eatin' holes in the seat o' his
pants until he found out tttat his
hip pocket flask had sprung a leak.
Elinor Glyn saya "No woman can
ever be really free because wo
men depend upon men for nearly
everything that they really want In
life." Mebbe so, Elinor milady, but
a few of us men-folks depend upon
the contrary aex to darn our sox,
wash our shirts, sew on tho but
tons, serve up the hash and keep
track of our collar buttons.
"!
The Daya of '49 may be changed
to the Oaya of 60o which la the
admission to the whole cheese.
WE HAFTA LIVE HEREI
. When a feller drags ths conduc-
j tor of this colyum to one sioe and
mutters a smutty story In our at
tentive ear he usually feels dis
appointed that we didn't have the
guts, (to use the current phrase)
to print It
The radio will never be a com
plete auccess until a feller can turn
tha diala without hearln' soma gut
tural voice announcin' "hawgs
strong, cascara bark atronger, old
hens weak, butter strong," et cet
era, ad inifinttum, e pluribus
unum.
A few of the Rotary fellers are
driftin' back to the village from
the metrop with that bleary-eyed
expression so prevalent in the
days of the Eldorado aaloon.
Ths dealera are now replacln'
the window display of furnacea and
coal ahovela with garden hose and
refrigerators. We guess the sul
phur and m'lasses daya ars with us
1 M I
A little gag we staged yestiddy
eve at the expense of the congenial
city marshal cost ye ed. a dern
good eeegar that we filched from
a nssr-sighted trsvslln' salesman.
Lsavin' footprints in ths sands
of tims Is like sittin' In a cans
bottom chair attired In the conven
tional Garden of Eden tuxedo.
P'rsps an occasional worm does
creep Into a batch of cider. We'd
a dern sight rsther take a chance
on a poor harmless fuzzy little
worm thsn some of the ingredl.
ents of this choice moonshine
that's bein' peddled hereabouts.
fr
Jupe Pluvlus is glttin' his ol'
water-bucket filled to tha brim for
Easter Sunday.
"I've gotta hankerin' fer aj
heapin' dish of Umpqua Valley
strawberries and some yailer I
cream ooiin' olf'n sm."
STATE CHANGES BANKS
RAI.TIM. Ore., Mar. I.'.. Stale
Treasurer Kay said today that
slnco the slate has transferred Its
New York llscal agency from the
Nailonnl l'ark liank to lhe Nation
al City Hank ITcauso tho latter
agreed to pay the atate 1 per cent
lnleren on Its deposits, the Na
tional l'ark Hank has now mmle
sn offer of 2i percent. He said,
however, that since all Interested
officials In Oregon have been mv
till' I of the change that thn
agi-y will not be transferred
back tn the Nallnnal Park Hank.
i ej HIn very friendly to tho Na
tional 10k Hank." said Kay, "hut
i since It v. .is the stale's fiscal agent
tor 14 years and never paid us any
Interest I do not now fel thst we
should change b vk. for have
I received estrem.y fair treatment
'trow Uie National CUI Sauk."
Make Household Burdens Lighter
Perplexities pver what to have (or Dinner often arise
Perhaps company come unexpectedly and that is just
where our Delicatessen becomes a real life savex.
RoasU, Pies, Cakes, Salad
and Jamaica
Salt Rising Bread Thursdays
Fresh Potato Chips Daily
THURSDAY'S SPECIALS Veal Loaf, Macaroni
Italian
Hot Dread Every Noon.
VOSBURGH & WIARD
Fancy Grocers Phone 5 1 5
ARABS CLOSE ALL
BUSINESS HOUSES TQ
SHOW CONTEMPT
(Associated Preee UunJ Wire.)
JKItl'SALKM, Mar. 26. The Mo
hammedan and Christian Arabs
closed their shops today and ceased
work on the occasion of the arrival
of the Karl of llulfour as a protest
against the ftunous declaration
which he issued as foreign secre
tary committing Gnat Britain to
ths support of establishment of a
Jewish homeland In J'alesiiue.
The Arabs also withdrew all ve
hicles from the streets. No dis
orders have been reported.
Jrd llulfour on his arrival pro
ceeded to the government house us
the guest of Sir Herbert Samuel,
the high commissioner.
In the mixed quarters of the old
city the Jewish shops remained
closed, while In the Jewish quarter
proper probably half of the Bhops
were not opened. Borne Arabs
seen on the streets wore black rib
bons while the headquarters of the
Arab committee was draped in
mourning.
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Modern conveniences, pure,
wholesome government Inspected
iugredieiits, perfect sanitation, en
able us to make a perfect loaf at
a mluiiuum price, li s thd Iluvor;
it's the quality you Bimpiy canuot
get away from CH1MM BROS.
MILK BiUiAD. 1'boJie 133.
JURY DISCHARGED
LONDON CASE
( Anoclated Prett lMrd Wire.)
LONDON, Mar. 25. The Jury in
tbti Hi'nsational Jjeanlstoua case
which yesterday awarded 6,000
IounU stelliiK to Mrs. JJorolhy
Muriel lermlstoun from her lor-,
mt'r husband, was discharged to
day after Colonel Denoistoun
abandoned a counter-claim regard
iug some furniture.
Counsel then began legal argu
ments on claims for Judgment.
Easter cards, egg dyes, rabbits,
fancy baskets and pretty colored
egs to fill them. Lloyd Crocker.
INVITATION RECEIVED
The Ashland Chamber of Com
merce will observe its annual ban
quet and will celebrate the pa:snat;e
uf the normal school bill on Tues-f
day, March 31 at t:45 p. m., and;
has extended an Invitation to the '
ituseburg Chamber of Commerce;
to send a delegation there to at
tend the function. It is nrohable'
that several members will go from
here to represent the local organi
sation. For concrete work can Taylor.
113 No, Flint SL TeL 22&-B.
JAPS PROTEST TO !
ACTION OF PEERS
(AittmrifttMl rressj t.ttrt Win.)
TOKIO. Mar. 25. Crowds this1
morning attacked the residences of
certain peers who were prominent
in opposition to the universal suf
frage measure during yesterday's
session of the upper house. j
' Only slight damage was done,
but the attacks have caused seri
ous complications in the situation
of the upper house which refuses to
continue discussion of the suffrage
measure until the honor of the
house has been satisfied by the
home minister.
GENERAL BLACKSMITHINO ;
And horseshoeing. All work guar
anteed. Plenty room fer farmer s I f;cw YORK, March 25. The
horses. 623 Winchester St. north of paefj0 coast qualifying round lor
Auto Camp, E. E. Woodcock, Prop. tn. open golf championship will
" , he played on the links of the San
FRED HEAD ARRESTED Francisco Golf and Country Cluh
ON SERIOUS CHARGE nn May SO and 21, the I'nlted
i States Golf Association announc-
KruKNK, Or., March 24. Fred d today. The eastern district
Head of Rosrhtirg, said to have a qualifying round Is scheduled for
wife ami lour or tire children In , May 27 ttnd 2H, at the IJdo Coun
that city, was arrested here today, try Club. Long Beach, N. Y.
on a charge of violating the Mann . The course for the middle-
act. It was charged that he
brought a woman here from Spo
kane. Wash., several weeks ao.
and had been living with her at a
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HEAD COLDS
Melt In spoon; inhale vapors;
apply freely op nostrils.
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CW IT Ulllhi Jm,t U4 Yrmrty
local apartment nouse. A federal
officer from Portland was expected
to arrive here tonight to take him
to that city.
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The evolution of a loaf of bread
Is exemplified in a cut brown loaf
of Git I MM BROS. MILK BREAD.
PHONE 133.
POUCEM.EN HURT
BY OLD MAT MAN
(Ar-vlated Preai Leased Wlre.1
LOS ANGELES, March 25.
When two policemen raided the
hotel room of Joseph Phollno they
suspected him of being a bootleg
ger, but they had no Idea that
he was a former professional
heavyweight wrestlor. After they
were treated at the receiving hos
pital for a sprained back and a
bruised face, respectively they
reported that Phollno had greeted
them with a vicious assortment of
half Nelson's, wrist locks and
scissors holds. Police reinforce
ments arrived during the fracas,
however, so Phollno is in the city
Jail today on charges of posessiug
luiuor and resisting arrest.
Buy magazines. 2 cents each.
Fiction Library, upstairs, Masonic
Temple.
OIL LITER EXPLODES
' (Annrtated Pre Leased Wire.)
HERLIN, Mar. 25. A dispatch
from Hamburg reports seven per
sons dead, two missing and three
seriously injured as the result of
an explosion on the oil liter Saturn
following a fire. The force of the
explosion flung wreckage from the
harbor Into the city streets.
Taylor-made concrete Is good con
crete. Tel. 225-R.
PROGRAM PREPARED
The Women's Foreign Mission
ary society of tho First M. E.
Church is preparing for a "Found
ers Day" program, which Is to be
given in the church next Sunday
evening. About forty persons will
take part besides the choir and or
chestra. The program will not only
be educational but interesting and
entertaining.
Gasco briquets for brooders. The
best fuel for brooders. Denn-Uer-retsen
Co.
FOREST OFFICIALS
WILL MEET MONDAY
Officials of the Umpqua National
Forest will be present at the meet
ing in Eugene next Monday of the
rangers and employes of the Cas
cade, Sluslaw and t'mpqua national
forests. This is one of the series
of meetings planned by the recent
assembly of supervisors in Port
land. The L'mpqua National t-'oi-est
delegation will Include Carl B.
Neal, hi. Q. ilrown. G. A. Bone
brake, O. A. Houser, B. B. Irving,
11. A. Kilter, Mr. and Mrs. C. F.
Hitter, Hone burg; P. A. Brlggs,
Myrtle Creek.
Fresh lime for apray. Denn-Ger-retsen
Co.
(ioUr TOIKXKY AXXOl'Nt'KD.
(Aanelated rm Leued Wire.)
west's preliminary play has not
been determined, but tbe dates
are May 27 and 28.
LOOKING GLASS NEWS :
I John Montgomery Is suffering
from a severe attack of Inflam
matory rheumatism.
Mr. M. L. Stevens and family re
turned last week from Los Angeles,
California.
imnald Denning Is home from O.
A. C. during spring vacation.
Mr. Charles WUUans is visiting
' friends and relatives in Olulla.
I ' Charles Thurston, who Is em
ployed at the Sugar Tine Mill, had
the misfortuno to brf
while at work the lat
last week.
Mr. ai Mrs. D. I.i
daughter. lHirls. were
oreaa nis teg
1st ter part of
.lndgren and
daughter, lHirls. were visiting at
the home of Mrs. Llndgren's p;ir
ents, A. B. Nlcken.Tover the week
end.
The baseball game between the
Itrockway and Looking Class town
tennis was n- event of local Inter
est lloth teams did creditable play
ing. 3al'.e game ended with the
score Tandlng ( to 4 In fnvor of
L.O. H.S. !
1KHSHI
ACTl OF NEW
(AaweUted line Leeacd Wire.)
LOS ANGELES, March 25.
Sporta followers here today were
awaiting tbe return from "the
country" of Jack llempsey, heavy
weight champion and were spe
culating lunguidly oh what tbe
champion would have to say
about yesterday's action of the
New York BoxlDg Commission Jn
placing him on its Ineligible list.
Dempsey, however. In a state
ment yesterday morning, antici- .
patlng the commission move said
be considered good long dis
tance comedy. -
"They make me laugh," he was
quoted as saying. '
' The general opinion in sport
circles hero is that the New York
body's action really makes little
difference to the champion, for 'it
Is believed that his announcement
of several months ago that he
would niurry and retire still
stands.
BETTER THAN CALOMEL
thousands Have Discovered Dr.
Edwards' Olive Tablets Are'
' a Harmless Substitute. "
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets the
substitute fur calomel are a mild
but sure laxative, and their effect
on Lhe liver is almost Instantan
eous. These little oilve-culored tab
lets are the result of Dr. Edwards'
determination not to treat liver and
bowel complaints with calomel.
The pleasant little tables do tbe
good that calomel does, but have
no bad after effects. They don't
Injure the teeth like strong liquids
or calomel. They take hold of tbe
trouble and quickly correct it. Why
cure the liver at the expense of the
teeth? Calomel somtlmes plays
havoc with the gums. So do strong
liquids. It Is best not to take calo
mel. Let Dr. Edwards' Olive Tab
lets take its place.
headaches, "dullness" and that
lazy feeling come from constipation
and a disordered liver. Take Dr.
Edwards' Olive Tablets when you
feel "logy" and "heavy." They
"clear" clouded brain and "perk
up" the spirits. 15c and 30c
Plastering, katsomlnlng and
painting. Koseburg, Ore., RL 1
Box 8. E. Doug. SL
TO DEPORT YOUTHS.
Leon Fraser and Graham Wood,
who were arrested at Drain re
cently, charged with driving a stol
en automobile from Vancouver,
B. C, are to be deported, accord
ing to word from Portland. Fraser
when arrested was carrying a big
German Luger pistol in his pocket.
They will be sent beck to Canada.
Indeed the Staff of Life. GRIMM
BROS. MILK BREAD. Guaranteed
absolutely pure. Quality alone ac
count for the size and quality of
the loaf. Phone 133.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
OR. M. rl. PLYLER ChlropractU
physician. 12S W Lane St
LA0M3RT KIDS
Vhether. your orocr's
BIO- OR. SMALL"
rffc'ft6. QUITE POLITE
B.TO ON AND All !
Whatever the size of your
order we assure you that
It will get our consistent
individual attention. We're
doing the family wash
now for a family that used
to send us a couple of col
lars a week. You are In
vited to send In a collar or
two.
Roteburg Steam
Launch
Phone 7a Roseburg. Ore.
Comfortable
Couches
Every living room must have
a comfortable couch to bs
complete in ita appointments.
Ws are offering some genu
In bargains In couches this
spring, and we want you to
see this line. They are dur
able and Inviting.
LENOX FURNITURE
COMPANY
121 N. Jackson St, Rertburg
Yes ,)f7
Ends Saturday
Added Specials for
Last Three Days
Glass Vase, solid color, special 9c
Big boxes of Matches, buy flow 2 boxes 9c
Smooth thin wood Hangers plain, 2 for 9c
Men's and Women's handkerchiefs,
each '. ...9c
Wood Clothes Pins, best quality, 3 doz. 9c
White Glass Nest Eggs, big value,
4 for 9c
1 8 to 24 inch fancy Bead Neck
laces, only 9c
Fine Linen Toweling, unbleached, yd 9c
Smooth White Envelopes, regular
size, 2 pkgs , 9c
Popcorn Popper, wire with cover, only 9c
'Benson", "Rose", "Fullerton"
School Pencils, 3 for 9c
Hat Dye, all colors, buy now for, bot 9c
Pocket Combs, hard rubber, special ..9c
Celluloid Dolls and Toys, your choice. 9c
Silver Plated teaspoons, 3 .day special 9c
A hundred other big 9c Values
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY
as long as they last, granite preserv
ing kettle 9c
WARNER LEEDS, TINPLATE
MAGNET, DIES INVALID
fAaeoelated rtM beawd Wlr'
NEW YORK. Mar. 25. Warner
IM. Leeds brother of the late Wil
liam B. Leeds, and former vice-
j president of the Leed's tinplate in
' terests, died at his home here to
day. I Mr. Leeds had been an Invalid
'for years. His wife. Louise Hart
shorne Leeds, plunged to death in
! February, 1923, from a window In
their East Sixty Fifth Stroll home.
It was pronounced a case of sui
cide, although friends believed the
gneilom-one bin.
si r rlnnr! P
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for cakes
andpastry
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Big
fall was accidental, asserting that
Mrs. Leeds had recently suffered
a nervous breakdown.
A fortune in Jewelry plus 1250,-
;000, was left 'by Mrs. LecJi to Joy
Louise Leeds, a foundling who was
known at Bellevuo Hospital as
Katherine Kennedy, and whom tho
Leeds adopted.
Mrs. Leeds' will further stipulat
ed that the lifo income from a $2,-
! OOO.OCO estate should go to the
foster daughter upon Leeds' death.
The child is eleven years old.
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Scientific blending bf the
finest Eastern hard
wheats with the choicest
of Western wheats makes
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BRAND FLOUR su
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