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ROSEBURG NEWS REVIEW. THURSDAY. AUGUST 20. 1925
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ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1925.
MUCH FROM LITTLE.
Save Your
Strength
lly mi'ildllng with the text book
law a int-sa has been made of tho
gehofil book situation In Oregon.
If no action Is taken school book
buyers, will pay several hundred
thuuxand dollars extra for books In
the next two years. The question
for the moment is not how it came
what to do.
When you consider the work of the people who built up
the western states of our country during comparatively re
cent years, or of the older colonists who settled the eastern
6tatos, it often seems marvellous how much they achieved
with so few thinfrs to do with. If you look back at your
grandparents, and remember what they used to say about
the small incomes they had in those times, it seems remark
able how much they accomplished.
' They built pleasant homes, gave their children a fair ed
ucation, and had rather comfortable conditions, yet they saw
but very little money, according to our standards.
! One reason for their ability to do large things with
small means, was the careful forethought with which they
used to plan the expenditures of money and the handling of
personal resources. At present we are so busy having a good
time in our spare hours, that we do not like to plan out our
doings in this careful way.
It is interesting to hear the old timers tell how they used'
to plan out the husbanding of their resources. There were
long and earnest debates in families. as to what they should
do with this or that piece of cloth or that old garment. The
expenditure of every dollar was thoughtfully determined.
I They did not have a budget system in those days, but
they did not let even a small sum of money go through their jt. editor,,, column. th. r.v-1 bi pr"la to "hi
BY" BERT & BATES
GOOD EVENING FOLKS
The directora of
The chamber of commerce
Feel greatly
Disappointed because
The tfirte convicts
Didn't atop yestlddy
And gel windshield
Stickers for their
Flivver.
h
DUMBELL DORA THINKS
A purlun is a feller who only
drinks pure, stuff.
J T
WOT'S IN A NAME?
He used to call her "Ber-niss,"
When pleadin' for a kiss;
But sine she rolls her hoce, he's
Our.t bound to say "Bare-knees,
j. 4. 4.
The night cop has been equip
ped with a flivver which makea it
much easier for him to make his
getaway.
THE BOOB CROP.
"Mary, Mary quite contrary,
How doee your garden grow?"
Diamond rings and un.der-things,
From Sugat'Dads, you know."
J. 4. 4.
What a pity It'll be if winter ov-
ertaKes us Deiore me cikb an gei .. .,.,, Rrv ,,,.,, , -K...-J ,i
their convention marchin' suits ; ,,,.. ... , .,. ,.
worn Out.. Huhc r for ,n lhln an, I .,,
J l lor anoiher thing. All of them
No longer wnl we dim our lighta I should be acting In concert and
When the nights are dark aa agreement to loresiau una acnooi
pitch
Instead we'll ramble right alonq
And end up in the ditch.
J
HERE'S SOMETHING TO
WORRY ABOUT!
You coma back home from tha
beach or camp refieshed, but
why drop back into old ruts and
hard work In kitchens? Call ua
up and ws can help you conserve.
FRESH POTATO CHIPS EVERY DAY
HOT BREAD EVERY NOON
ROASTS, SALADS
FRIDAY SPECIALS Roast Veal. Corn Chowder. Lem
on and Raspberry Pies
VOSBURGH & WIARD
Fancy Grocers Phone 5 1 5
J t lie remains. He came back to hla
I home town disgraced, hated, and
t State Press Comment J "n tne of one of (he foui-
J , m of crimes upon bis memory.
e46..e e Human nature hesitates long be-
j fore it expresses satisfaction at the
THE SCHOOL BOOK GRAB.
death of any human being but the
lite led by this eon or the Rogue
lliver Valley moktts it hard to
mourn his departure with sincerity.
None can deny however, that
"Oregon" Jones bad talent and abil
ity. His nerve and self-confidence
were unlimited and if they bad not
about and w ho is to blame, but i ''rectetl his home-coming
iniiihl have been welcomed with a
An increase of 231 per cent on I "ff of trumpets and a sea of ad
high school books and 50 per cent
bunk grab.
Tliu text book commission wiped
out a nauseous school book Bcan
dal, and prevented further scandal,
as loni: as it was let alone by the
legislature. If it did well before,
(Aiaoclatfd I'rm Liu4 Wire.)
GRKELY, Colo., Aug. 20.
Denial that he bas accepted a
challenge to debate the quesliou
or evolution with the Key. John
Hoarn .Stratum, in Chicago was
made here today by Clarenec Har
row, defense counsel at the Sco
pes trial in Tennessee.
"I will not make a definite de
cision In the. matter until after
1 return to Chicago," Mr. Harrow
said, but declared that eineq. I
have received an actuul challenge
I will take the matter under con
sideration." CHICAOO, Aug. 20. Dr. John
Rnarh Straton, fundamentalist
leader, says Clarence Harrow, has
consented tn debate publicly with
him on evolution.
Dr. Stratlon, who Is pastor of
Calvary baptist church. New York
City, has wired Mr. Harrow In
fireely, Colo., that he will take
the negative side of the question:
"resolved, that the eurth and man
came by evolution."
He has asked to have the date
arranged early in the mil and
preferably in Chicago.
The New York pastor has been
hailed by many as the successor
of William Jennings Itryen as the
champion of fundamentalism.
I" fi Ait r " m o,
jio -ill u urtzuui invuiiz Liuy
Who Murdered School Teacher
miring faces if alive or a large as
Kembhige of sincere mourning fel
low citizens waiting to pay their
last respects If, he had returned j
honorably dead.
One wonders where, in the Great I
5 ."n JOtZX, m i AMERICAN MERMAID
iorin into mo world, can a charac
ter auch as "Oregon" Jones be clas
sllied. The only suggestion of good that
ran come from hi wayward ex
istence is that it may nerve "as an
Terminal Beauty Shop, phone 5S8.
TO AGAIN ATTEMPT
ENGLISH CHANNEL
liOFLOONB. Franc, Auk. 20.
W. d.rEnowlu'what it to'V"'!. S-'ofT- atnvo " Hr.e, America, glri
all about, but we discovered trns in i" " T.'"'T'"V to avold.lranu P. ,,, nB8 waei to nave
liantls without the most careful arrangement for getting the
full value of it. '
How they would have valued modern advertising if they
hnd had it in those days! The homes would have bwn de
serted when the stores advertised a bargain.
wimp we can not return to all the simii e wavsoi those ;ems no case,
scnool orricials to the end that a , "' -""' t- pioeuiau. , anothr try llt ,lie Kngllsh rhnn-
iiiiiieu .ruin on presenieu 10 u . . . ,. . - I "01. probahly on August 31
j DooK-sening genneiuen wno nave . , j September 1.
ered Dayton (Ohio) Herald
en from phrase. Involving th use ' "" """" uu ou 1 I ' hnglisn
of the coduIi or the so-called verb i FORFST FIRF Fnr.rJ i veteran, who swam the channel
"to be- which la not aert 'at lf thfi book companies that made t-tvix a rr r sr- . ,n 19u- haa ,H"'n "gaged to con-
IT Arabic th verb Vta iV Sot ' ,h,'w ,lvan,,M " "" I TOWARD PASADENA! d It ion and handle Miss Kderle.
exDreiWd YOU re supposed to. in ncnuoi ixiuhh i nunc, who ir.iuuu iivt lr
iLH u-- Thrf.fnr it nov. I lwr are allowed tr Ku;Her in un- ' (Ancittrd iTm Ltwd Wiw.i her unsurreHful attempt last
Saturday
Specials
For next Saturday we are offering a fine Round Covered
Aluminum Roaster
98c
You can see these Roasters In our window, and you will agree
they are worth much more. No phone orders, nor no Roasters
laid aside for future delivery. Come early.
Churchill Hardware Company
The Iron Monger
accusative or nomt- j 'n1'' tlnmani!s there w.: b a LOS ANOKLKS, Auk. 20. Aildi- i Tuesday left ltoulogno today for
i .i ... .. tui vi. ann tnera is a real reason . - ' a.p,m. v n-m hum---
UllYtli TCb LllL'lU UIC IIIUI1V 1 kill 1 1 1 IL'.H H I II IIMVF tTlt-fll. fill I 111111 V . .
in keeping out of debt, who could save money by some return
of this spirit.
DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK
(My K. It. WAITK, Hc.retary. Kliuwuee, ukla., llourd of Commcree).
" " TIfAT every city has business concerns who advertise
continuously. They bring much business to the home city.
- THAT in the same cities can be found a largo number
who sit idly by and wait to get some of the business brought
to the city by the energy of the continuous advertisers.
.. ,'. That continuous advertisers are the ones who are fully
aware of tho obligation they owe tho people they serve. As
evidence of this, they couple service and quality with adver-,
tising.
THAT the sales of continuous advertisers are always in
creasing, and they rightly attribute their success to the sell
ing help of advertising.
THAT there is no story more interesting than tho story
' of tho great concerns who have become great on the solid
foundation of quality and advertising. The story of their Janything about it until he received
nn,u.il, ; ;.,..;..., i ;.,...,1 ,a post card from them In Tia
COXTINl'OUS ADVKIkTISING INCIIKASKS Tl'KN
DVEU WHICH LR1NGS M015K PROFITS.
IJUSINKSS CONCKUNS WHO HAVIO THK FOIiK
S'lGHT TO ADVKIITISK THEIR WAUKS ARE TI10SK
WHO GET THE DIG BUSINESS.
- CONTINUOUS ADVERTISING WILL WIN NEW
IH'SINESS FOR ANY BUSINESS.
for having the same case after It
as before it because the subject
and compliment are really irr ap
position." A feller out In Dillard '
Brot some melons to our joint
Wf II say some kind things 'bout
him
We hope you see the point
Kenny Qulne returned from the
hills yestlddy eve we.nrin' a coat of
tan and some fuzz on his chin. He
wae under survellance as one of the
convicts until he shaved and tha
rumor proved to be just another
one of those duds for men.
'
. . OUCH!
She's prone to rush and fuss,
I speak of Mrs. Bung;
Altho fthe's not industrious.
She haa a busy tongue.
When Interviewed today, Chief
Ketch made it known that he had
breakfast with the three escaped
convicts but promised not to say
ihe liig Tujunga region today I " There has boon considerable
nging the total on the lines to ' friction between Wolfo and both
lieu l ien, when a Jiu den shift in Kderle and her chaperon,
the win 1 bent the flames backward Mum Klsie Vlele of the Women's
and slurted them In a southerly Swimming Association of New
direction towards tho Armvn nee- l York. Koth women, however.
paper. Convict Tom Murray told i t'r. The Arroyo Is a deep gullv. ! have full confidence In Hurgess.
. i . . . '..i ; ... ..... fVlin fantain nf tha nhnnmA mr
I.a Marinie. which convoyed Miss
present wretched mess was i:
brought on by the- text book coni
mlssinn. rortluml Journal.
Printers Ink nnri Convlctl.
Knowing the value of tho news-
the people yesterday how bo, j whose southern end skirts one of
Jones, Kelly and WIIIos made , Ihe exclusive residential districts
Ih. Ir .A'tuway from Oregon's peni- 'of the city of Pasadena,
tenliary. And it was a good I , . o
story.
The boys are making news and
advertising is news. Some mo-
SEDAt-IA. Mo.. Aug. 20. "It's
all a dream. It's all a dream."
Over and over Everett Adams ex
claims it as each day his trial on
the charge of murder draws nearer.
The seventeen year old boy is
accused of brutally slaying A. R.
Clawson of Lodi, N. Y., school
teacher, in attempting to rob him
after being given a lift in Claw
sou's automobile.
Ho was arrested in Garden City,
Kan., when a sheriff noticed blood
stains on the car.
Adams apparently cannot realize
the enormity of his crime. lie sits
in his cell as one dazed.
Ills home is in Wilmington, O.,
where, according to information
obtained by local authorities, he is
a star scholar in high school, and
captain-elcct of the basketball team.
His father is a member of the Wil
mington police force. Tho little
Ohio town is shocked by the news.
A pitiful figure in Kedalia is
young Adams' mother, who came
here from Ohio when her son was
arrested, refusing to believe it was
true. Now Bhe knows the truth,
but she is doing all she can lo
make her son comfortable.
' S
.,... torn.
i xn L 1
Everett Adams, aa he a want inal.
If! IDE
Juana.
4
OUR AMBITION.
Bill poitm' must be lotsa fun
Smearln' paste from here to
Carnes;
But think o fthe fun the barbers
have
They get to Lather Barnes.
OUR DAILY MAIL.
Dear Editor: Will lona
ever so out? SALLY.
No, Sally, not with me.
skirta
RIPE FRUIT WANTED
I
V 4"
E KILLED Fi
o
I
1 a
'Hh r:.i.t for rlM Muni, ; They ehct felter the othfr day
twuch... larff,. Drif a wi od bf n pefldii ehittam bark
kvyi'K corn. Muni 1. !Hnrytdown on lha Umpqua
, ftnirr. At rim i n -i.l Minn. VTCr
I'Hi'iiic hlhwity, 4 miles not Hi
of Itosebur;.
tion picturo tliM'ctor oiIkIU- to
HiKn Alurniy and "hln gHiii?."
Hut knowiriK th- vuimi of nuh
licii y or ntlVertilMiiK. Murray, tn
wilhnir his mott rt'cont nii'inoiin.
for (liftt In what thy will ho ul
liniHtt ly. )1cmI tlif daily tu'ws
imimr for his mrdium. TlnuiKh
u t-oiivh't iinu-llcally all his Hfo,
M u r ra y rvu I i .id tho vu I u o of
rliitor'n ink In Rotting before
tho pnhUr with his mi'Hfuiit-. Prin
ter's ink Ih the essential lujuor of
fif-iniM-rary. KIiirh hulo It, hut
tho I'rltH-o of 'ill ea enjoys It.
All the iiianinulutorH of privih'KO
rtieitil It. It in ioix(in to tho
tyrant of the Old World und the
bofs of the New,
It is the "nine qua non" of II
boriy. Liberty to human nouls
Is what Htcht is to human bodies.
Where there is no liberty there
Is darkness. Where there Is dark
ness there U rii.-easo. That's what
Murray thought.
It is printer's ink that has scar
ed the food fakers. Only at a
Kood round of printer's Ink will
the vile, carrion flock of unclean
lilnls that fatten on human cred
ulity and ivnoram-e take flirht,
they that sell plaster of Paris for
broad, carpenter's glue for candy,
nnd God knows what vileness for
fish, tle-h nnd fowl.
rimers Ink has prevented
Krierlo in her nttempt last Tues
day, has been instructed to keep
in readiness for another attempt
on 48 hours notice.
Miss Lillian Harrison, the Argen
tine star, alpo plans to make her
fifth attempt on one of those dates,
and th-. two girl may start out to-
pelher luhnk H41niv l'.ivnt (nn.
wilUuiyko his trial the coming Sat-1 . . . . .
llelously satirical comedy-drama of . urdny or Sunday. All these dates 'orim, a mine laDorer at uiairs
IIiiMvuihiiI'm ni.ivieiitn.l l "t h ! niitnnillv urn l..nemli.tit ounn I he I vllle, Pa., had mt ambit ion for a
Picture with the perfect, cast." i weather and water conditions. 1 1M1K u,ne to 'urn to his home in
TOM
Majestic Theatre
"Merlon of the MuvioH",
MINER'S MISFORTUNE
BRINGS AID TO MAKE
HIS DREAMS COME TRUE
PITTSnt'RG, Aug. 20. (A. P.).
Iador Foilin now believea "It's
an ill wind that blows nobody
Kood," for a misfortune that befell
him helped him to realize a dream
thu de-
James, Cruz, the man who made
"The Covered Wagon" and other
notable recent Paramount success
es, directed "Morton." It is a story
of a movie-struck country youth
who go-s penniless to Hollywood,
meets adversities and Indifference,
but eventually wins stardom
through Ihe guidance of a picture
wise girl.
(ih nn Hunter, the "Morton" who
captivated the New York stage, has
the starring role. Viola Iana. petite
star. Is featured opposite him as
Sally "Flips" Montague, the super-irtovio-sophisUcated
actress who
leads his dangling feet to the dizzy
heights of success.
Men's suits cleaned ard pressed,
$1.50. Iloseburg Cleaners, phone
472.
CUNBURN
V8CKS
V Vapo Rub
Of.r 17 Mi,o Jr. VnJ Yearly
Apply Vicks very llchlly It
soothes the tortured skin.
thH TyrnleHn Alps and establish a
touriat hotel. The savings mounted
slowly, however, and the goal seem
ed far distant.
One day a pile of slate fell on
him in the mine and caused an in
jury to his back which Incapaci
tated him for further work. The
tends to make his
true.
dream come
See our window display of camp
furniture anil (set our prices. Zig-ler-Kce
Hdw. Co.
AGED SCOTCHMAN FINDS
NATIVE LAND CHANGED
AFTER 62 YEARS
IIKLFAST Aug. 20. (A. P.)
The saddest man on the liner Ced
rlc which arrived here from Liver
pool recently enroulo to America
was John Nelll, an 86 year-old Scot.
He bill his native Glasgow for the
United Slates in IS63 and fought
In the Civil War, and this was his
first trip tn the land of his nativity.
"I did not meet a soul I knew."
j workmen's compensation board : he said. "Kverything was changed,
I awarded him $12 a week for B00 and I w as like a stranger in a
j weeks. Forlln applied for It in a ! strange land. Now I am going back
i lump Bum. The board granted his i to Honolulu to spend the remaining
request, and with the money he in-i days of my life." '
( tamrlalnl I'nw lunl
SALT l.AKK CITY, I'tah. Aug.
SO. Hoy Klvel, 24, cowboy and
adopted son of Charles II. Irwin,
runcher of fhoenno, Wyo., lute
yesterdny was killed Instantly
when a hornw he was riding In
a steer roping content In a redeo
here fell with In n The rider
suffered a broken neck and tinc
tured akiill, w hen crushed iirneuth
his mount.
Tho Hidden! oriurred on nl
niiutt the exact rput and almost
a year to Ihe day Unit Klvel hot
and klllid Hurry Howies In a
rodeo, me,t In to last year. Klvet
w us a-iiiitteti ol murder tin a
plea of self deleii.ii. He a I mi
was Ihe second son of Irwin le
tint while roping a street.
KISS IN THE DARK
gradually take his eyes from his
Iord and put them on money and
high position. The rebuke for his
stinginess made him betray tho
more tuberculosis than all the
If you've doctors have cured. It has spread
tatted the stuff you cant rmht ideas of sanitation, ups.-t
blame a feller for ihootin". old. mildewed superstition, rpe;:-
'ed windows .lured people out-
1 doors, flooded fearsome brain
JL ;with trulh, and despairing hearts
. A rt rV i 'with hope.
It 1 1 at built hospitals and mi im
ports t hem.
Antlers Theatre
Will Rogers, in speaking of his
Inauguration as president, in case
the people of the t'nlted States had
chosen him instead of Calvin Cool
ldge, said:
"In my movie contingent I would
have had Cevil HeMille (of "Ten
Commandments" fame) part the
waters of the Potomac and let the
people west of the river come over.
If he divided the Hod Sea, it outfit
to be a cinch to handle the Poto
mac (It's more a name than a
river, anyway).
Mr. Rogers, like so many others,
has been Impressed by the marvel
ous feat of photography In this pic
tnre, the parting of the waters to
allow the Israelites to pass through.
driven hush-money authorities to V V1'01. ine H,'a. RCta,y
h h. ..riWltv in remedial measures ,,f i uiviue. a pain is opener, tin tho
u men .1.-7 . . ... . ' ., , hiiiT.s u al U f n ut.ir oliwt.in
i i... .l. l . .... . i - .k. for. t v enns nir t MOUTH ana ama n' '
ijuiu iuio iiip nanos 01 ms enemies, imgie on n m ,w - a it i -
und yellow (ever flee before it.
II
'.J V4l xStAJCvnAt C. VT It has prevented epidemic
Thu Kls In the Dark as
shown In all its cowardice and
shamefulnesH. Judas sold his Lord
get it new and then."
your lord ami Haviour for?" was dipping take the
put straight to tho audience. The j other dip. ."Id
vangeiixt nalri ihe I.ttrd Jenus as
pine
by !mi ton
lovlteil to come aiul lo-ar this young
lutly who has gten tier luait tu
J'-sus Hnd Is now hrtngint; oihem
wnh her. Tont:ht the subiet't will
b "Poplar Trws"; mnionow nli;ht
"I'orrri t'llioht-r"; a ltd Suturday
T1 i -' h f "Men Unntetl" Thtttn Mri.
LVANGLLIST S TOrlCiw"' tnter.-Mlng s...mons an.l none
I should be iniMsed by anyone
- CnltUKSIMiMiK.NT.
si i vtt-M nn !'im sm ef 1h-i nlg'.t. ' " 0
Kvery nilnit of the meeting Heat with gas.
inn 01 lire : tii int-iM. a K't-C'i1
du"t mn mule by Misn 11 a.. I Cuhh !
i .mn.T -lu-. o dio has b. n a: enoagn 10 give un
taiid.iid dip lor aox.nty ears. Imlividmil Kpsom salts or t .1 r .
for thirty pieces ( silver and the;i:a.h ti.no the heeP ge.s wet the n.,M. . vm w at ne ,m. m
question "What are you selling i chemicals r. ad which makes one "r. 1' 0lU.U 1 pU nty of 1
Ot ittl) Willi
i no newspaper is ine neaun oi
the state.
r HnH hK,"r dillard girl may ;
h.g Him as much as Judas did I OSE FINGER RESULT Isiekroom.- savs Mr. Moore. -,,1
I II., arnica have hcu well at IIW btK . f , nitv tll0 ,,,,. ((f j nlrt v
I'lii i ii mm i ne pit ni ir is ro. ina 1 1 y -TAIlir JL ALLIULll I , mint i.l Into the newspaper"
i Mur ay, Kelly. Willos nnd the
The twfhe year-old daughter of lute ''Ir. .loties may he hlesiiiL,s
ChiU'len Churchill w ho i.'sidi- at In dt-KUtstt (disguise is rllif
Iilftird. Mitlere.l a very painiut In-, Oregon.
Jury this moi ling which may n-j The newspnper puhllcliy gi n
suit in the I.mh (r a tnu't-r. Tie I the getaway perhaps will im .n.
gltl was rid toy a louse cativing a' tho administration of nflairs at
milk pail In oto hand when she tell, the Oregon penitentiary
off and In some way cut her linger! The sooner the state takes
ely on the pail. She was penal institutions out of polm.
and Mis Ivorlla Woml.
The I'vamtoliat, Alh e Wilson
Patliam. pt'arhl n vny inkiest
Ing Hoinioti eniltled A Kiss In
KCTIo CAIJ KO Tl I'll I,
m:at ok i.a koi.i.m i:.
, bioMi'ht to ihe ofiUe of lr. K. V
Hoo er lo w li.-i-e h r It Juries
I w.'ie atii'iidrd Ihe dtM-tor n-poris
' hnt It w as iu ce-rar) to take six
' tjtt In- In Ihe Inpued fitte r and
iii.it It wart n ( t hm.ii y to lake l
I only the rkin on one side of th
' fimvr holdlen tl In pho e. Tie
. ph ! inn b.'ll c-i. bow e ir, that
he may be aid
her.
Ihe better. Portland Kecord
s tract
The children of Israel walk through
and arrive safely on the opposite
shore. Pharaoh's chariots follow.
T hy are about to reach safety
when the waters close. Men and
animals are tossed around and
drowned in the angry sea. It Is one
of those scenes which is breath
taking. "The Ten Commandments" will
he shown for the firt time In
ltosebtng on Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday at the Antlers tin alio.
Liberty Theatre
A not her one of the Perfect Ion
Series of right action pictures has
come to tho Liberty thiarture Sat
urday for a run ol one day only.
II Is the s invert belief of the re-
t liu.f thai IliU- (. l,i. K.iul nf
lot so far.
Y Novak and William Fair
banks play the leads. Fairbanks,
especially, lives ui to his reputa
j tion for action. We do not know
how this artor would size up in
MAhUiiv.' mi- a....
w ''V V .. 1 . T,,fl P,, '1 clectom tor Cnifed
wer discud and hi, i.i.Hm mvl Miai... M-nalor. to (ill the unev
wenknesse compare,! will) those p,r,.(i ,irm rf t litt Senator
.mri..u.iH. Iltohert M Kn Foll.-tm. will
r,ih in in'. WU M.peii'"r ' iUw
Tatk." was o.iniii.. u.,d r,,r his Hiaiii- lned ihe call todav
laiiinuineHM in die rly ilsys ofiftata pniiiarv to nominate csndV- I " l,;,t' '' tt,'l no- h
i mini a minisuy rui it was shown dales lor Die oftiee w ill be h Id b" without water for iwo
he
etnor
The
Uuy Mfis pumps
w at'r s si'i!n b ( at
how pride sml setrhross entered two weeks before the election, ihe getting in parts Mv rs punipe utv
mio mm Htwi sua iiuta nim to . law roldvs. jeoid by uauoa llros.
Orecon" Jones Ctmn Brick drawing room drama, hut In action
Oregon" Jones, horn, n ated .i- I , work he is iMrfectly at home,
educated In the vicinity of tlrar s Tha story has t odo with a
Tats has come back to his h. nie , racing season in Kentm ky. The
town to stay. He h.is been but .d lerby is run under untisAal eir
withm s'ghi of Ihe hiM- and un r ! cumtances. One of the favoti'.s is
to s,ii' the no ni- (ni, n,um. southern trcgon i ! riddt n by a woman who hes not
wh re he was wont to roam ai J ( even an appretnice li ef-. Th
bak In ihe dava when his i hai ae . Judtt Is of the .: school a d he
Ifh' ler wjts In the uaking. . believe in the uU atUire o: w,nmn
n' lie lld not come b.o k as a t first and waives th- rule- 'n tavor
' to qurror, no hatnl met htm at ih-jof Ihe eharmiitg joung Indy alter
'ks tiain and only a morbid uiriri.iy ; hearing an ouilfne of the efioit
dtew those few who wer at the and underhanded! plavs ot a man to
depot to sea tha box which hid preveat hcj horst from rucnic.
and el
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