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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 5. 1925. '
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Christmas
INSPIRES
NEW
FABRICS
Never, in our history have we
shown such an interesting array of
Fabrics Brilliant colors and
splashing patterns abound in all de
partments. Among the Silks are motifs taken
from the Art Decorative Exposi
tion in Paris. Many of these show
the Cubist and Futuristic designs.
Glossy textures as well as dull fin
ishes are here in abundance all
quality smart and modish.
Here are a few suggestions for
your Christmas Shopping gifts
which will please any woman or
girl
SILK UMBRELLAS
SILK UNDERWEAR
SILK HOSIERY
HANDKERCHIEFS '
NECKTIES
PURSES
VANITY BAGS
NECK PIECES ALL KINDS
FLOWERS
SILK AND COTTON PAJAMAS
SILK QUILTS AND COATS FOR
BABY
KID AND SILK GLOVES
L ABRAHAM'S
THE SILK STORE
U. S. AND RUSSIA
BIDDEN TO NEXT
PEACE COM
gram, but already demands ar ba
in K made to save the plaza. It ap
pears certain, however, that the
old tunnele and underground cham
bers, to which the Chinese settlers
fled at any suspicion of recurrence
of the massacre of 1871, must sur
render to steam shovels the. se
crets they have hoarded for decades.
SIB BHD
TiintiA n nil mm mn
lUtifiaHDIU
Candy canes made to order, any
slse. Place your orders early. Pali
ace of Sweets. Phone 7.
Mr, SMpp3L
OF DOLLAR FIRM
(Amlated tnm Uurd Wl!.)
GENEVA. Dec 4. The disarma
ment council of the League of Na
tions today voted to Invite the
United States and Soviet Bussla to
become members of the special
commission which la to be created
to prepare for an international
conference for the reduction of
armaments.
Another gesture toward the
United States was made when the
economic committee of the League
voted that international economic
conference proposed by France
should not be limited to members
of the League but should be truly
world wide in scope. This means
that the United States will be in
vited to participate.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 4. Presi
dent Coolidge will defer considera
tion of the invitation for American
membership on the special . com
mission to work out plans ior re
duction and limitation of arma
ments, extended today by the dis
armament council of the League
of nations, until the text of the
proposal naa been received.
The executive is anxious to
make plain American sympathy
with every reasonable proposal lor
reduction of armaments, but ree-jhlm and assist him In the work
TRANsKOIiUATloN OF THK
ITALIAN AItT VMtKU
MlSSOl.l.M PKOItWKD.
MANILA. Italy, Dec. 4. Fas
elstliatton of Italian Art, with
Benito MusBolinl national direc
tor. Is the next step n the process
of transferring Italy into a Faclat
state.
Artists and Intellectuals In the
ranks of the dominsnt party,
seking for a meana of reawaken
ing the nation's moribund cultur
al activity and of creating a tru
ly Fascist artistic movement, have
decided to entrust the task to
their leader, confident he can
succeed where others have fslled.
A formal request to this effect
has been made by the Directorate
of the Corporation of Intellectu
al Professions and by the Na
tional Fascist Syndicate of Flue
Arts.
"We desire." these artists told
the Premier, "to collaborate di
rectly with you In nourishing new
forms and creating the new style
of Italian beauty."
Mussolini was asked to choose
five of the ten men among "the
new artists of Italy" to advise
ogntxes that there may be difficult
tiea in the way of American parti
cipatlon in the work of a special
commission.
We carry a complete line of the
finest rangea made at lowest prices.
Powell Furniture Co.
1X1) KPKX M'.XCF, liAX KIOR-
HOP GltOWKK DIK8 AT SEA
SALEM. Ore.. Dec. 4. C. A..
McLaughlin, one of the most
widely known bankers and hop
growers of this part of Oregon,
died aboard the steamship Presi
dent Monroe In the east Indies,
according to information received
here t;day by Louis Lachmund,
one of his business associates.
Death was caused by ptomaine
poisoning.
McLaughlin was president of
the Independence National Bank,
and ot the Capital Ice and Cold
Storage Company In Salem.
He was born near Toronto,
Canada, 68 years ago, and was a
graduate of Toronto University.
J LODGE DIRECTORY J
United Artisans TReet In Mac
Cabee hall first and third Thurs
days. Visiting members al
ways welcome.
MAY P1NOEL, M. A.
MOJ.'KKD McCHLLOCH, Trea
HKI.l.K) 8TEPHKNSON. Bee
Laurel Chapter No. 31, ft, A. M.
sieets every third Tuesday of
each month in Masonic Temple.
AlTniwiuber requested to attend
si visiting companions weir
ooine.
A. A. WILDER, High Priest.
W. F. HARM j. Secretary.
ftsighhoi t wooacran. Wat
Circle No, 49 Meets on first
aiid thud Monday evenings, is
K. ot P. hall. Visiting neighbor!
In tiled to mend.
ALV1A WETHEltELL. O. N. '
MARGARET WHITNEY. Oct..
I. o7 "b"-PniietarisB Lodge No,
8. Meets in Oud Sallow Tent
pie every Friday evening. Visit
lug bretnera are always wet
cuius.
C. K. CRAMER, N. O.
A. J. OtUOKd, Kec See.
i. B. RAILKY. Fin. Re
Umpqua Klan No. 6. Meet Sn4
and 4th Mondays of eacn monin
Address P. O. Box 886. Rose
born, Oregon.
Union feneampmsm, No. a. I. o. O
F. Meets In Odd Fellows Tern
pie on Ind and 4th Wednesday!
of each mouth. Visiting Petri
arena always welcome,
FRED MILLER, C. P.
W P WttTrTFJRJELU Berths
DE MOLAY
CHAPTER
Regular Communica
tion, 2nd and 4th Thurs
' days, Masonic Hall.
L . . A. M, kaurai Lotige No.
13. Regular communication,
second and fourth Wednesdays
each month, at lUsonlo Tempi
Bosebnrg, Ore. Visitor wel
come.
M. 8. HA MM. W. M.
W. V. HARRIS. Bee.
B. P. O. Elks, Rossbura Lodge No,
326 Hold regular communication
at the Elks Temple on each sec-
AMERICANS BUY
MORE INSURANCE
THAN EVER BEFORE
NEW YORK, Dec. S. Amer
icans now are buying a much
life Insurance In seven weeks as
they bought in a year a quarter
century a to, Chairman William A.
Law. of Philadelphia, declared in
opening the annual convention ot
the Association of Life Insurance
Presidents here today.
As an Index to the condition ot
the country, he called attention
to $15,400,000,000 of new Insur
ance paid for this year a new
record. This represents a gain
of $2,200,000,000 over the prev
ious high mark of 1924.
! "American business expansion
ot the past quarter-century 1
amazing, and becomes more so as
we project the picture backward
to the beginning of this as yet
comparatively young nation, "he
,said. "With our modern financiat,
' commercial and manufacturing
machinery, dare we use definite
figures in attempting predictions
for the next quarter century.
"The vast growth of our urban
nonulation accompanying our com
mercial expansion, the organiza
tion of business on a large scalo,
the urgent demand for higher and
higher living standards, and (he
rapidity of communication, all
tend to emphasize the Inter-do-
oendence of our population, the
problems
of applying modern Italian art in
every aspect of the nation s lite
from designs for new coins to de
signs for dwelling or government
buildings.
Active cooperation between the
Government and the artists, prop
onents ot the plan asserted. Is the
only meana of supplying Facsclsm
with the cultural accompaniment
which every great political move
ment must have.
- (AaoraM rM Vmmi Win.)
WASHINGTON, Dec, I. The
bid of the Dollar Interest for the
Admiral-Oriental Uue, was rejected
by the shipping board today. I
In taking this action the board
approved unanimously the recom
mendation of President Crowley of
the Fleet corporation. The offer
was submitted by U- Stanley Dol
lar, vice president of the Dollar
line. The abips will b re-advertised
for sale with the understanding
that if no satisfactory bid is re
ceived the agency for the line now
held for the fleet corporation by
ike. Dollar interests Will be trans
ferred to someone else.
Th line runs from Seattle to the
far east, operating five passenger
aad cargo veaaela.
Dollar proposed to charter the
vessel at $100 a month each for
five year, absorbing the operation
losses now paid by the government
and to buy the vessels at $600,000
each at the end of this period, of
fering $75,000 in cash to. bind the
bargain.
While in form a charter and sale
the proposition 1 open to construc
tion as In eflect a charter, with
option to purchase in five years.
since, at the end of that time, U
the ventura was losing, the ships
might bo turnod back at the coat
of a small penalty.
Cook with gaa.
SIEXIStJITIS IX KI.AMATH
t'Al HES SCHOOL TO CLOSE
KLAMATH FALLS. Ore., Dec.
4. The nublic school at Peli
can City, on the outskirts of Kla
math Falls, was closed this morn.
lng by Dr. G. S. Newsom, county
health officer, when one of the
nunlli was found to be afflicted
with a serious case of spinal
meningitis. The child was taken
111 during school yesterday after
noon and assisted home.
Physicians last night diagnosed
the disease. 1
- The school rooms will be thor
oughly fumigated and a prophyl
axis will be administered to all
pupils before they are pormltted
to resume classes. Students ot
the school wore ordered not to
mingle with other dilldren and
not to attend public gatherings
fOf 14 day. - ..... .
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i
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essary for married women to hire
JigKiloa any more. The Jtgglloa
have all gone to work for the di
vorce lawyers. 1 thluk I shall apply
for a Job myself."
Competition baa become so keen
that one enterprising broker Is
trying to get steamship lines to an
nounce special accommodations
for divorce seekers in the third
class, so more less wealthy Ameri
cana may be Induced to avail them
selves of the French courts, .,
Painless divorces now are adver
Used on the' billboards of Pari
along with painless dentlary. There
are special divorce newspaper
and all Americans, Immediately up
on arrival In Paris, receive an
nouncements from bureau which .
offer satisfactory settlement Of, all
marital difficulties.
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to avoid the holiday rush, It will
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Heat with gas..
COLD BRINGS DANGER TO
INLAND COAST GUARD
LOUISVILLE. Ky.. Dec. 3 Pre-
dlctlftns of "the coldest winter
since 1918" brings no visions of
coxy, ice-bound weeks to the crew
of Ameries's inland coast
(AMOcUscd rrns leuea .fire.)
LONDON, Dec. S. An agree
ment has been reached on the Irish
boundary question. The details
will be announced.
The agreement was reached this
morning at a meeting ot Brlitsh
government representatives with
William T. Cosgrave, president of
the Free State executive council,
and Premier Sir James Craig of
Ulster. It is stated to be satisfac
tory to both the northern and
. . I .. .. ..........
and the need of broad-minded co- station, located on the Ohio river
operation In their solution." here. Instead, they see ahead a
Robert W. Huntington, of Hart- j season of danger and struggle with
ford. Conn., told the members ! the greatest of freshwater perils
that life insurance companies this the Ice gorge,
year are making a further loan True, there are no more calls to
of $1 000,000,000 to , American rescue careless swimmers, but an-
i swenng sucn cans is out a sumu
"This additional loan has been
used to finance homes and farms,
Industry, transportation and com
merce and makes an Investment
record for life Insurance compa
nies," he said. "Never before has
the net Increase In life insurance
WHITE MAN'S ENGINEERING
FEAT ENDS ANCIENT
INDIAN TRADITION
ALBUQUERQUE, N. M . Dec. 3
A. P.) Engineering wisardry
ot the white man ha blasted an
Indian tradition of three hundred
years' standing at the Pueblo of
islets, near here.
Since the year the Pilgrim fath
ers landed at Plymouth, the !
body of Juan de Padilla, martyred ,
Franciscan padre, has risen an-1
nually to the earthen surface of
the Catholic chapel in the pueblo ;
plaza where it waa burled beneath
the altar, tradition runs.
Two years ago the United State
Indian Service constructed an irri
gation ditch through the phua and
alnce there have been no further
risings ot the body.
The body is In a remarkable
atate ot preservation, resenibllug
a mummy with long,' dark whis
kers, Indians who have seen it
BU i,i w
Slain by Indian in 1&S0, half a
century after he remained behind
when Coronado'a expedition re
turned to Mexico, Father Padllla'a
Iwvlv waa ntntn.wl frnm lh rii.i.nl
guard I orand Quiviia, according to tradi
tion, and waa placed beneath the
altar of the Islets church.
Th white maa explained It a a
natural phenomenon but the In
dian always regarded it as an un
earthly act
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8 . - . Sutberlin, Oregon.
- Ara You Serving Your Grocer
Or Im h ierYlnff you? The difference betwacn a Mrvlcs) grocw atuV
a non3rvtc grosser Is this:
The eorvlr grocer takes your ordei ovet ths telephone aad delivers
your aooda la your kin-hen.
Ttau non-service arooer makes yoa deliver your money to him a4
then you carry your grocer tee home youreelf. ' . t
Who gtvv the delivery ierv.ee, you or your grocer '
It come no more to let hlrn Nerve you. You don't have to pay him
tor the privilege of eurvlng htm. Demand service.
We are here to aerve you and at the same time Offer ths highest
quality food at the lowest possible price. '
Telephone us your order. "We will deliver the good, rain or shins,
and It costs you no more. m ,;..,.
, ECONOMY GROCERY
o. L Johnson
Phone S3 The Store That 8rva You Best, ' 144 N. JackeonSt,
Investments In a single year reach
ed i,UO0.000,0O0. The total In
vested assets ot the United Slates
southern Irish aovernments. .... . comoantes will
The Irish boundary question has !amonBt to i 1,600,000.000 by the
m""". " eB) 0( the current year.
ond and fourth Thursdays eacn tention la th application of the
month. All memners requesiea . Anglo-Irish treaty negotiated In
part of the guardsman's work. He
Is forever on guard two watches
bv day and two by night. There
are a dosen drills each week.
There la the eternal "policing" of
quarters, equipment and clothing,
Including everything from scour-'
lng decks and brass to sewing on
buttons.
Extra duty In bitter weather be
glna with chopping out the station
each morning, for the big boat must
not become permanently fast, or
it would be lost when the gorge
descends. Not every winter brings
T ti .. rt . i .ui. 1 free to every person starting sav-
tbe British government In this . '' , ",,, ZT,h ,,. .hi. Veek
ented and the treaty gave th "building.
northern counties the option of en- . r-UIN.
taring the Free State or remaining , LOS ANOELES cm
TO NEW BUILDINGS
lng brother are cordially Invit
ed to attend.
J. Q. DAY, Jr, E. R.
J. T. GOODMAN, Secretary.
units, efroroernood of Carpenters
and Jatoasr of aiwestoa.
Meets at 471 8. Ualn second end
fourth Tuesday Teaiaga ol
aoa mo-th, AM carpsater we
corned.
T. . HOLMS Heo. Bee,
EMK&Y COLB, Pre.
ncK-jm.n oi tie wono, camp Na
125 Meets In tha Odd (eilowa
ball in Boseburg every firsi
and third Monday evenings. VI
ttlng neighbors always welcome
john dull nana, C. C.
M. M. MILLBtt. Clerk.
K. O. f . Mtfeeu eacn sveono
and foorta Thursday ot eacs
month, in llacoabee hall, cor
nor Cass and fine streets. VI
lung Knight always weloooM
L. C. GOODMAN, On.
O. W. RAPP. B. K. i
Rosatiurg KcDekah Ladg No. 41,
4. O. O. Meet tn Odd Fe
low Temple every week OS
Tuesday erenmg. Vtoitlni
member tn good Handing art
cordially invited to attnod.
ANNA V. ICKHAM. . O.
ObRTRUDE HATflKLD, R. 8
EMMA LENOX, K. 8.
liUdbKCku tXJIXJB NO. 107 U
O. O. M. Meets every Wcdoosdai
night. Moose Hall, St M. Jack
sun St Clnb room open T:I0 U
10 p. m. liting boBthera wl
W. A. BOOARD, IHcUtor.
H. a PAROKTEB, BecrsUry.
fytrnsn Sistera, Umpoa Tewipla
No. 4 Meets the aeoood an
fourth alonday evenrag ot eaok
month, at the K. of P. hall, VI
itor always welcome.
MARTHA CHRWTENBEN, M.E.O
SVA MARKS, M. of R. C.
MAY a PARKBR. M. of P.
Knlghta of Pytniaa, Alpha Lodgt I
ha 47. Meets every - Wedne
day In Knight ot Pythiaj hall,
XU Rose street. Visitor alwayt
welcomed.
SAM CURI8TENSON. C. Q.
ROY O. YOUNO, M. F.
B. B. WlMRBf LY. K- B
WTbTa. 6. T. W. !Webua Ha
.view Ne. 11. Hold, reguiai
meeting on second and rourti
Thursday a. 7:0 p. m. Visit
log asiter la rtte4 to attend re
Ttew. Macoabe nail, Pine
Cas street.
CLARA BONIDRAKB, Com.
JKHHIC RPP. Col
astiisa, Bos.ourg Aerie Meet is
Maceabe oaii, on atrn
oa aecond and fourth Wedne
da-v evenlnj ot each month, at
I o'clock. Visiting brother to
good tandtsg alwv welcome
GLKNN WOODRUFF. W. P.
THKO. W. ALTIIAD8. W. P.
a r. OOODMAM. Sec.
. . , rieseburg Cnapter N.
Holds thslr regular meettn
on the first and third Thursdays
In tech month. All socruram
krouier and skrter are repo
ally invited to attend.
CORA B. BINOLETON, W. M.
r&d J0WIOK, frr.
separated.
Article 12 ot the treaty provided
that If they did not enter the Free
State, their future area was to be
determined by a commission ol
three.
The agreement now reached Is
believed to be based on financial
concessions and has considerably
eased the tension of the Irish sit
uation and given rise to the belief
that the Free Stale and Ulster will
I)S ANGELES, Dec. 3. (A. P.)
Lo Angeles' Chinatown and
celebrated Plaza, each rich in col
orful history of the early days,
are facing destruction as the band
of progress moves onward.
The two are within the forty
blocks where $30,000,000 will be
worth missing.
"Take the winter of 1918. for In
stance, explained W. T. Farrell,
chief boatswain'a mate and first In
command here. "There had been
nothing like it for so long nobody
took the precautions they should,
or took shelter In the boat canal.
That is the bent "Ice harbor' on the
Ohio, and could accommodate every
boat In the river district It was
more or less an accident that any
vessels were saved.
"Avoidable damage from the 1918
Jam ran Into the millions. Many
fine boats were dashed over the
falls. The Princess and the Island
ym-en harbored up the Kentucky
river. They had alway been safe
tnent on a civic center and union
reach a settlement of the boundary ..iinunl tpi-mlnnl. the olnna which .' t . .1.1. n. .,a11,.r iren
question by direct negotiation. ca (or demolition of virtually all clme gowu the Kentucky and push-
w nne in contents or me S"''- buildings now standing ana recon- cd th(,m out imo the Ohio Just In
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ment are kept a closely gnaroea glnlction BO Ba to coi-f orm in ar
secret it is Deiteveo in wen-iniorm-, gnilectural design.
ed ausrters that the status on the , ,. . . 'n,.,. ,k.,( ,.
question Is to be maintained In re-; governor. Felipe De Neve,
gard to the bonnaary and inai most fnllndw, ..E1 Pu(,blo n. Vcustra
of the Free State's dbt to Great
Britain will be cancelled.
HELFAST. Northern Irelsnd.
Dec. 8. Belfast received the news
thst an agreement has been rear-lied
on the Irish boundary question
calmly. Satisfaction was felt be
cause the Ulster slogan of "not an
Inrh" ha. heen fulfilled, hilt there
la some dislike of the yielding of i weary courier shouted from the
the rirltlsh cabinet on the flnan- piaia that sold had been dlc ir-
clal provisions of the Anglo-irlsn i ,ti B Northern California.
treaty. i dns later,' the dusty throat of
o Cahutnga ras was choked wiin
Plan to do your Christmas shor- weath seekers and only twelve
ping early more aavisaoio mis persons were rolt here.
rrnni of th. hi it one.
"The Princess was wrecked and
sunk. We got word to get a line
to the Island Queen. We could
never have done It, but her crew
Senora De Reyno Le Los Angeles," , 0f 12 managi-d to get a line ashore
September 4, 17N1. It was the i at Eighteen Mile iniauu jui w
scene of the marriage of Plo Pico, ! gorge Jammed for a few hours.
Csllfornla's famou Mexican gover- j "Uy offering a good big sum, tne
nor boat owner persuaded Captain E.
Her It was that the official T. Slider to risk his tug Great
document was read making Los Northern to bring In lh
i.,.h ,. ih. afloat. In going out to the rescue,
Tn...! ,',f ...re. In l4aro the Northern broke a page
year than ever before belter op-j about the Plaia has not al
ihrnush the Ice so the rest ol us
could set loose, and when she came
T back those ol us who had no now-
wu i . Kr- l..,lkniil unii
er, inciuuuiK - --
the coast guara station, were r-i
for her to tow us Into the Ice har
bor. M .
'But all of the shipping didn t
DIVORCE BROKERAGE
A BECOMES POPULAR
PARIS PROFE88lpN
PARIS, Deo. 8. (A. P.) Mar
riage brokerage haa been almost
entirely displaced by divorce bro
kerage as a profitable profession
in Paris.
American father and mothers
are extremely reluctant to provide
the dot necessary to pay the mar
riage broker's fee. But wealthy
huubaods and wives who want
their freedom are willing to pay
liberally for fast action.
The brokers work on the steam
era coming over from New York
and haunt the fashionable hotels
along the Champs Elysees and thei
Rue ill Itlvoll.
Negotlalous are carried on at
tea dansants and at the merry din-j
ner dances at Clro's and the I'erro-I
quet which wealthy American
frequent.
The methods are very similar to1
those of tho American ambulance
chaser. Divorce broker make tbe !
acquaintance of alt Americans on 1
the ParU-bound boats a ho look un-1
hAiibV. CasuAl references are fin-
ally made to the speed and lack ot .9
Pots got her divorce in France the
"flh vm It waa thu WnnHarfitl ! M
y - - - . . .
btwyer, Mr. X, who turned the
trick. He la s1 clever and has
And he Is such a gentleman and j
so discreet."
Mr. X may be either a French-
man or an vini-rii sn. me uroR'-ri . .
pay Utile attention to natlonall- Q . RoUTtd TriD Fare lO L. A. ...
Una U.nc rf ri& kmlnrs h (44. V.
HAULINQ
W shirk no hauling Job. Our
trucks and our efficient drivers and
truckman, win tackle your hauling
problem and solve it satisfactorily.
Long distaoo hauling a specialty.
"We (Ira, to pleaae
Ha S, FRENCH
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1 Travel Tq V
SAN FRANCISCO
Los Angeles and Way, Points
BY PICKWICK STAGE
Two Schedules Daily Leaving
Terminal Hotel 7 A. M. and 3:35 P. M. ! ,
One Way Fare lo S.F. ...$14,75
Round Trip Fare to S. F 29.00
One Way Fare to L. A 26.60
50.00
About 0 coal barae valu-
vorcees themselves and supply per
Isonal testimonials a to tbe pain
I less and effective methods of the
get in.
ed
fall
uom l)i dozens
i'hiniran. uiininlnv tha plaza. , i -...i -i.ht kuii were ried, remarkea to a group
..,. i,... An.- a ...k.i. .... .v i .I... .... .it i frli-nils In a hotel de luxe on the
. It "ooo apTecrw.nt over the orney thry are touting.
, .nionly C wire .ved. He- An American woman of consider-
p. thSe, dozens of abTntyboals. able wealth, who baa nev.jr mar-
.k. ...rf ir..iht boats were ried, remarked to a group of
Inst.
nortnnlties for Christmas are now . B.DDV. Eiiihte.?! Chln-
oa display In Crocker' Drug Btor. . ,er hnltPd here In 171 dux
See our window s. i lng a race uprising.
O t Oiln.ln.n. rulfniu
An educational tour of France. ',.,. ipor,.'. siinv s,.h.i.
unoer mo auspices 01 u r .. -- and varchessault streets, where knocked out
Government was mo last sum-1 youn)C Cmn. tra.l. with tour- ..,.-
mmr uj iw iv 1 1.. .nrf old men Bit allentlv nuf-: -Ma
tron, toe New rk Uty enoois. iting OBf,,teniiBl pipe. ! Candy canes made to orde r, any i pay attention to the married
in, .f for.Ss toMuiiu ol ! Tsn year will be required to six. PIsc your order early,
tttTa Tsrti IKoota twmnuv. th. rnslruoUoa pwiM. ol w. PhoB. T,
Two Days to San Francisco and Thre Pays U
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Dtera
It was bad bust
Place Vendome
"A mere spinster Isn't In It In
Paris sny more. The dsnclng men
wo-
Pal-1 man and try to get them to hit the
I dive, trail. It pay. It Uot
jo Angeles by rickwicK atsge
I , call .1":
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