La Grande evening observer., February 13, 1919, Image 5

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PRIXCE 6? WATrs
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Jl News
?1m l'i!l:1,,er WU1' "rcnuistan-
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tha Ameanin'Ein il '; .. '
counter, as well ns her nmi- , , !
" "'"iit iron .Newport or V
assart..
""" "l" ' "What of
he?"
buj w
Weil, the niirnnrt .
to declevo no American maiden Sor' U"PPular !"e of Ms long Wr
ls it Intemlwl to raise-Vulso hones 1 vf i"action "na nis apparent
in too many English breastB that one'"''5"'1 'r pabK: brbught
of thein may be future Queen of aljout wnen ne niafc futile attempt
England. It ls no concern of mine10 meet Fr!i Fulton at a time-when
If the Prince of Wales wants an country refused to stand for a
Ame'iican wife. But the American lf'!nl'nK man wno wa! nut keaded for
buds surely should know the person-itlie treK'nesi Willard will still get
allty of Britain's prince. round ievery penny of value out of his cham-
whom the mmriage-bee lajiaid to be;PionsniP- .
bussing. So, to get, risht at the I Itising from a big, awkward cowboy
heart of the matter and puttting ne position of champion of the
it colloquially. It must bo stated in iwor'"l. however, was no easy task,
all fairness to the Prince, flmt lie's A,,t' aftor nc nad brought the title
"a good scout." i back to the white race Willard ranked
The Prince , has a pleasant, al- nd could still rank today as one of
tnough uot a forcible personality.
ne makes his presence felt, but is'tne crown made immortal In boxiana
unassuming. In manners ho is a
young Chesterfield. He is very re
spectful, especially to his elders and
army superiors. Tha Prince i v,.i-
democratic as much' so as his fath
er and talks to anybody and every
uuuy u mo cti'ctimsaar.ci s
Ha distinctly is not a snob
permit,
There
no haughtiness shout him, al-was
though one might expect it from a
youth in his positiun. He will be,
twenty-five years old In June.
in appearance he might be taken :
for any well-dressed young British
officer. He is very neat acd safari,
. appearing. aiinousn never a showy Corn on a humble farm "in the out
dresser. He is a blonde, having ; 8kim of St. Mary's, Pottawatomie
nniu, Dtue-groy eyas, lluht brown
hair and a clean-shaven face. He ha8
a firm .chin and regular features.
m eais t cmseiy tc l,!s neau. lie
weighs about Ml) pounds and' is
about five feet, eight inches tall.-
Like all members of the royal fain-1
Ilv l.o ,.. nVl. 1 1 II..
is interested
football and
in spurts, especially
boxiii:;. The Pjicce
likes cycling.
Throughout the wir the Prince has
been in the army in l-'rinV.., tr.kin
very few days oft lor leave home.
Nobody would dispuU' bis bravery or
courage.
As matters now stand th'evo an.' on-
hr i,l. .n! U. ivf.-..i.ub..u t l.'n..,.!,..
ihn fir,. let,,.. f 'i-,.i.i ,..,,
marry. ' There's Priiicess Mario or Ktic world would not know Jess
Rumania or her sister Klizabeth, but ! vv :llal'd today.
an alliance in that iiu irter Is not i Willard s former partner told him
looked upon with enthusiasm by the! of a chance to buy a number of colts
British. Tlio same holds true re-1 from a Wyoming ranchman, take them
ga riling Princess v.aigaret o Ucn-'to Oklahoma and double his money
mark. Princes s Yolanda of Italy is ; through their snle. He fell for the
a Roman Catholic ni.u that presents ' investment, and went broke. But he
difficulties, an Act of Parliament : landed in Oklahoma and became ac
belng necessary for a union. Thus uiainted with Jim Flynn, Tommy
the matter of a bride for the Prince ; Cannon, Abdul the Turk and others,
narrowed down to tlrr.s: either a i just about the time that Carl Morris,
British wife or a bride from Atneri- wbo climbed from the cab of a loco
ca or the Dominions. motive to enter the ranks of the
There can be no question but that; "white hopes," was coming into prom
his marriage to an English girlijnence.
would arouse the most enthusiasm
among the British, tor the war has!w:th Lorn, Fink at Sapulpa, Okla.;
intensfied things "British madc."iflnc ost it on a foul, for he was a
The present Queen came from Den- iumbering pillar of bone and muscle
mark and her predecessor from Nor-!an,i he did not know how to punch,
way. Next to mi English bride, an But fter that bout he won five
American Queen would be most in : slr0Kht fights by the knockout route,
favor, cementing as it would the ;di,rosinir of Ed Burke, Fink, Al Man
growing friendship between the two;den0i Joe Cavanaugh and Bill Shiller
nations. iin successive bouts at Oklahoma City.
The Piiirce !s w.'U supplied with : j ater , won from Fk Lj-ons and
names, so that it ho should go to Mile Comiskey in ten-round bouts, and
America, where a romance 11111,111.
velon. Miss Fortunate
would have plenty of names from
which to select the one to make him
lv to wit: Prince Edward'
Albert Christian George. Andrew Pat-, Charles Watson, alias "Woppi," Der
rick David. Those are just his fi'v-.j,,, "broke" and "never we-k-en
names. ling." Walkirg Into a poolroom and
' An American debuianto could I riinlilne a roll of greenbacks. Wat
worse than lopinK this royal person-j snn nlsteroMFly' . related that he
olnge.
( .ATHLS Pllii: TIll'.OI (ill H'K
'"SVRACt!SE. N. V.. Feb. IS. Mrs.
Wall-re Buck.' of this city, fishing
through the ice on OnHda Lake,
fought with a Pike, or inn.srallonge.
for fortv-fivc ii'ilniitJi before it was
....irf ' The Pike weighed eleven
and a quarter pounds ami measured
tliirtv-fivo inches.
scent BakinlPowdff
- ai.w,r.'iiliniltli
I: r e'rrt "'
a taxi'- n
. V.B 1.:1 1 p
rut i a : , id mt.
tid tm
Crcr K!fc CO,
M?10X -CAXJi . CUALLENCIKK
CkMcupx'ur Giant Jrsa Willard (ml
(iiant-Kil0P Jack Dvmpsey.
(By .lack Veiock, Internatfcnal Nw
a sports Editor.)
Lured fronv tmobombproof by Tex
RirkarU'i gold of (A; Champion Jess
f.llatd, the biggest nn who has
ey?r torn the heavyweight pugilistic
, bus agried to delvudr bis title.
-I
T1" 8'it Kansan,' who bulled his
'av u 'he heavyweight championship
by virtue, of his ereat hulk, eounled
:,, .:1 ......
WIWI IUIIWUVU, mil 1KU
ijitn tha pmtf with nnn dtif mnr
Ipulling against him.
'the most popular men who ever wore'
by such men as Sullivan, Fitzsimmons,
Jeffries and Corbett.
Conditions hnve been partly to
b'ame for Willard's predicament. He
c.ime into the championship at a time
when there were no other good men
'in his class to dispute his claims.
I His entry into the circus business
lucrative, no doubt, and he has
probably made more out of his title
Man any champion of the past. But
he lost his greatest asset his stand-
mK with die fistic fan and this very
fact is going to weigh on him when
he laces the youthful Dempsey.
,.,,,,,, k-., n k,,i iau7 ivii.
;lard w j,n gawky, rangy boy of
the plllins. Ic was brought up on the
,ljlics and ,,e tlirived in the out.ot.
.i.,. ti. ,., . .;.fM... i k.
tu.-c he got out of rtU Uens, and at
"'" "'-J""J i
' seven inches in his stocking feet. As
i the years passed along Big Jess took
on weight nropoitionale lo his great I
hulk, and there wasn't a calico pony,
or a steer, no matter how vicious, that
he could not handle like a baby.
; Inheriting fiiw'i'y. Willard soon
jhad a little savings account in u Knn-
;sas bank. And if it had not been for
itilat
savings account and a partner I
who proved to be dishonest, the pugi-
He lost his first bout in
1911
"l--,iJ(;gan to attract some attention.
TOO Ml'CH IlItAfifiADOCIO
PHILADELPHIA. Ta.. Feb. 13.
.Tlnuctlnir nrnt-eit . tho nndninlT of
found the money ' on the sidewalk,
knowing poverty of the vicinity In
which Watson claimed to hava found
the lucre, a detective who happened
to be in the poo'lrooin at the tim
arrested Watson, charging him with
picking pockets.
WANTED Cican cotton rags suitable
to wipe machinery. 2, cent a pound
Observer office. 9
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dtlic&ua. lbtM al,nay iir-fi brndi,
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o ih. Crct 0 v,tO r
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8M Tell About Meat Prices
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Th "MiK Five" are agrtd on most things but on thln In
particular, according lo reports of the government investigation of
tho packers at Washington. That Is thai "meat prices will NOT come
dowu soon.' Hero arc new and exclusive pictures of five men who
control meat prices In the Pulled Stales and virtually the world.
Theso plcluies ero taken ai Washington where the packer presi
dents wore culled. Lett to rlgnr, Louis F. Swift, president of Swift
& Co.; Edward Cudahy, president of Cudnhy Company; J. Odgen Ar
mour, president of Armours, Thomas E. Wilson, president of Wilson
Company, and Edward 3. Morris, president of Morris It &..
MECIIAMCS IN DEMAND.
Openings for Disabled Suldiers .Made
Competent by Special Training.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 12. One of
the most popular occupations for
which disabled Soldiers are beinit train
ed by the federal board for vocational
'education is that of auto mechanics,
and those who take and fini h the
course have no difficulty in finding
steady employment at remunerative
wutrs- 1 "eie are many op;vii i u.,i:ie..
1,1 motor industry; the r:ill.i f ir
icumpetent men greatly exceed the sup
ply, and probably will continue V
ceed the number of available mu 'ful
some years lit least.
, Another development or snccl.ilixeil
branch of this training is that id ti.e
operation, cure ami ri pa:r oi tip-m
tractors and faun machinery 1,-cnninl-ly.
This is affording boys who have
been raised on the fnrmi a "h.-i.ics to
hei me s?cciiilis.t3 in a lin" whi.'h ii
steaoiiy growing:, for all irid'ctl ,1:1s
are that the age of machinrry und labor-saving
nppliances on t!:e farm ir
right at hand. Tractor operators arc
ir good demand, especially on the large
prairie wheat fnrtns of the northwest.
The . federal board for (-vocational
education at Washington is anxious
to correspond with any disabled sol
diers or sailors or members of the
families of such men. Even if he hai
gone out in civil life and attempted :o
make his living without special train
ing, and finds hi3 handicaps too nvirh
for him, he is still entitled to this
special training by the government.
absolutely free and is given a support
fund of $(io per month while he is in
training, with the practical certeiut"
of a position being ready for hin
Stands for
ERITISH THERMAL UNITS
Tin; standard nu'iisui'cniciit of lieat usi'd liy heat-,
nig cniiu'crs in working
lcins. .
SrU.-T
wliv worrv nlnut liVniiila.i? I'iivo thoni to us.
We are Heating ahd
and dositf" and installany
and ventilating ldanll
til'i: and up-to-date nuVliotlJ
Do von wish a new lieatiiLrilant in vonr residonee,
store! or office, or are youVWiving trouble with your
present plant?
SEE US ABOUT IT'
ANDERSON BROS.
Phone Red 3681 -No. 8 Depot St.
. PAT.
AtnrrwIril tf.t tfor.&rj Army Shoe
on thft Gist ani sm.ill t.-ridcr:
Comfort Er-mry I
Thfs why ir is c'm? w
thouutnus of icn iti ail
life-
Office M-rn
Attorneys
rchar(iiU
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I. .4 a1
tamjti on tlie sj1c cf ever)rihoe
If not ohtAi'blff froTrt vnur dealer,
name and your ord'r direct to
send
0 L'CKIN'(LilAM ild.CilT p,
JKanufartiirerfii t -?cii FrsiW
.-T,ANPl?.KVEKTi' "OBSERVER."
t-2
f)f t t
when he has finished his course and is
competent "to take on the work and a
first-class salary.
HAIR WORK.
Ladies' modern hair work done, new
switches made to order. Combiiigs
made to order. 1-127 Washington St.
1-132-1!!
MONKY XI LOAN.
lmproVed r'onl property In
counlA fo delays. Current
La (jXiiIh investment Co
1-20 5t
On
,-nioil
utes.
. Tho kfhtnU luiinrss is now moving
along nitt'ly at Kilverthorn's. They
have 11 full fortT on th? tlcvplnpini
and printing business, ami turn out
th work promptly. 2-1 (Kit
F'AMILY DHUa STORE
UA GRANDC.OHEUON.
For Itching Torture
There 3 crte remedy that aeldora
frills to s'cp iichliJf.f torture and relieve
' Gkin in itition arxl thut makes the uh;u
aiir., clear andiopiLliy.
Arty drupsist.ca supply.-you. .with-.
1'enio, which centrally c-'erromes all
,k:n tll3cnsc3. Ecre.T.n, itch, pimple
i'a::h?r, hlckhead i in irost c.nc f-ive
ay to Zcmo. FrcqucTjtly, rrinorblem
' ,!i??,ffiirippt2r ovtr nlht itching us
".u'ly c'.Dp ia"tas:'Jy7 Xc:iT,o ia a eafe,
uiili 3Cptio liqui'J, c! Vi, ensy to use and
rpcr.dabiC. It co: '3 r!yC5c an ex
tra Utjtc bottle, $1.00. It T.ill not sWain,
n not gneay or sticl-.y ar.d 1:1 positively
9a;e for 'render, sensitive akins.
r-. E. V. KoscCo.. ClevcUmO.O.'
Observer advertising will unng re
sults. r it
out housu-lieatuit; yiroli-
Ventilating Engineers.
jJiul all kinds of heating
in 4,-'-,i'dan''C: with seien-
OFf
M
lima',
BLACK
C'JNTAL
f INDIAN TAN
CALF
48.00 to $7.00
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2' ?J
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Cc.iaiictora
HuiJcra
Tie Observer's
Mill MAI.H MlMcellaneutis
FOR SALE Harley-Davidson motor
cycle, loks like new. Cash or Lib
erty bonds. 905 U avenue. 2-12-.'ltp
KOU SALE White Leghorn, cocks.
T.incerd strain. $1.00 for one, $2.50
men for tVo or more. Ethel Kerns.
J. O. Alice!, phone Cu've. , 2-12-Up
FOR SALE Improve your yield of
wheat by seeding No. 1 Red Chaff
Club, reclcnned with heavy' blast of
wind. Also white seed oats, abso
lutely clean. I. E. ChcnuuH, La
Grande, qre. . 2-ll-fltp
V
FOR SALF.A
Rhode Island Red fees.
etrinjPl
Phone Black
2-ll-tf
FOR SALE Setting hens, day old
chicks and hatching eggs from se
lect mat lugs of Blue Rock Hy
brids.. My egg record open for
Inspection. C. S. ShnlU, 1901 Enst
N ave. s Phone Black 39til.
EGOS FOR
1ATC11ING Fr
' Y'ysjmlottea. P
rom puro-
bred Buff
Prize win-
neis. llenvv
yers. ' t hotco tatile
fowls. Two
.o jiflfis, eggs $J and l
IT. Vila R. Aldrich, 707
per settlltir
Fourth stiVet.l
l-20-24t
Foil SAI.E-VTliiit monument you
want for lleV-oviition day is ready
for immediate jlelivery. B. M. M.
& G. Co., lotVA axenuo. 1-17-tf
V-N
SALE-Vlew Pa
FOR SALE-SNow Paige car. Uunj
less than luuO miles and is in fine
shape. A batValn if taken at n ice
Call Red 3S(ilir
liuiuiro
Hilton's
garage.
2-7-tf
FOR SALE AAv fne interested in
close-in property Jail W2 Main ave. i
netxvicn l ami o u. m. or pnono nra
UOl. . i vi
FOR SALK Ono 10-room npartment .
hmiso. See Mrs. Zubcr. It sure is.
a good buy. 1-10-ilL
KOR SAI.K !-room furnished hotif,
paved street. Phone Red (172 he-
tween fi and 7 evenings. 2-10-ltp j
LOST AN!) POUND
lioirt rine wnn n ijiiick hkhm'
and throe Links Oilil 1'illowa vm
hluins, L'nirrnvecl. ltoturn to ()h
acrvcr ntul receive rewiirtl. 2-li-!ltp
FOUND Man's silver wnteh between
viaduct anil Pnlmer mill. 1-10-tf
FOUND One pair flosses.
Inquire
1-10-tf
lit city library.
I.ORT Wool belt. Nnvy blue with
green anil gry stripe. Keturn to
Observer or cnllniack 841. Z-8-tr
They
Fought
to a
Finish
ft
and never wavered ?'
the soldiers and -s$
w sailors Who defend
ed our Vionor.
itA We must notl mini
C mize tliiir dfforts ;)
j5tT. by iailii of td com
iJ plete 01 R pirticu
(,) lar job- the Ifinan-
cing of tha next
jjjs Liberty Loan.
V-U Keep yaur dollars Cfti
rvj on ine.v' waning 5;,
list," ready for a
j prompt
f) when.
sounds.
answer l
the call y
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Deposit them in a ifi
( Savings.- Account t'ri,
here.
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WANTED Miscellaneous.
WANTEIW.ndy for housework. Crll
Red 382. 2-12-Ctp
WASTED-wPoaition as Jbookkeeper.
Inquire Observer. 2-ll-4tp
Observ.
cii m
TO T1JAUE,
iving horse for work
none.' I
Black 1(U2. 2-ll-tf
WANTED cVmyete gravel. Snmple
lond necessnni' to make bargain on
Will take Hiy amount. 2-8-tf
'x J. L. MARS
WANTED Oirl lit- w .-."man to assist
in kitchen. Ornndo Rondo liosplt
al. v 2-U-tf
WANTICI) Clean cotton rngs suitable
to xvipe machinery. 2 cents n pound.
Observer office.
I'Olt Itl-.NT
1'OR
KKN fV 'I'hree-room
icd, ihb'i Adams.
houso fur-
FOR RKNT V oiree-rouin furnished
bungalow. 1111 XV aveuuo. I'llone
1! 3111. V 2-ll-tf
FOR RENT Oil
furnished room,
Phone B KM'.!.
$7.00 per moot
K0Il RKNT Fnn)shed housckcen-
j rooms. Th'.M U'ack Ml.
2-Hf
KHNT SI
nilii in..ti
room, steam neat-
ed. goml lnentl
fir irrocery or oth-
er buine.is.
Ip rent and lonl
h'ase to right j
fy. 11. v. Lawyer,
Dmlantt liotel.
2-1-tf
FOU pvuT
p?vy rooms from
$12 up.
i darns. Phono
jco !;KNrT Oii-
furnished
ro"m
Phono 11 KM
i-t.lt
the Vonder Chocolates
For Hef?.
-W.S:.:j,''fl
A'
my other fini.t la;i; cn'-rift,
for williont 1 15 ' LisTt&A-
l'(;;ituifS ih) ciitstt 'c'iiir po.s
sihly 'just ygood. It
contains Hit' tna.stcr touch of
sciciil il'ic construction.
Yon do not'sncrifice com
fort J'ui; Mylc iind you do not
sacril'ii'c style for comfort
when you wear
B'
A complete line always oil,'
hand, priced at ?.2.50 up.
Mrt. RobtlPattison
Crbrsetiere . 1
Phtjne IfiM WZl Jl9. 1702
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Professional Directory j ,
ATlftllMtTS
COCnRAN aOEDEftHARD-pOeo. T.
Cofbran and Colon K. Eberhard,
Attorneys. La Grand National
Bank Building.
R. J. GRKKN, Attorney at Law
Practiea ia all state and federal
courts. Office La Grande National
Bank Building. ,
CRAWFOBD BAKIN T. H. Craw
ford and Robert B. Eakln, Attor
ney! a law. Practice in all tba
courts of -the state and the United
State. Office, Weat-Jacobson
Bide, rdomt i-19-17. La Orande,
Qregoo.
. B. MILLER -Arcnltect, room 37,
New Foley Bldg. Phone Red 1871.
PIANO Tl'.NKU.
JAS. M. DALY Piano Tuner, lief-
erences, Mrs. G. S. Birnle, Mrs. R.
J, Green, Miss Miller. Phone Mrs.
R. J. Kitchen for appointment. Will
be in Ln Grande in May. 2-4-lm,p
OSTKOI'ATIIIO.
DIt. MAKGAUKT INGLK, Ostcopathi
l'hysu'iiiii SpocinHing in tliscnse
of women and children. Hours 10
to 12 u, in., I to Q p. m., and by ap
pointment. Phones Office Rod 17fit.
residvnee, Ulack 1231. 37 New Foley
building.
VKTKUItxAnT
DR. H. W. RILEY araduate Voter-
nrlnn. Hospital. 1409 Madlsoi
A. Statu Stalllnn Inspector and
Inspector of stock for shipment.
Home Independent Phono, Black
41: Farmers Cti-operatlve Phone,
Main Hi.
l'iM'l'ATlONAL
RI0MHM1IKH flOODlNO COLLKOFl,
Oooilinic, Muho. ' Prnllc:il busi
ness courses, review subjects,
regular colloRe work anil suni
mor school. 12-19-tf
j Fraternal Directory.
VOODMEN OF TUB WOULD La
. Orande Camp No. 1(19 meets every
first and third Monday at Eaglea
Hall. All visltlnK neighbors wul
eoum. Due payable at the orf'ca
OC th clerk. New Foley Bldg., 8
m., to t p. m.
J. J. MDRCHISON, C. C
a I. KITCHEN. Clerk
iODBHW WOODMEN OP AMERICA
La Orande Camp Mo. 7703 inueta
on the flrat acd third Thursday
venlnics of each month In the K.
at P. Hall. -Visiting neighbors
welcome.
L. J. MHNHALL, V. C. '
W. F. ASHMAN, Clork '
O. B. 8. Hope Cnapter No. 18, O. D.
8. hoids stated communications the
aeennd and fourth Wednesday ot
each n.ooth. Visiting members cor
dially welcomed.
8AD1B a. OIViCN, W. M.
HART A. WARNlCK.Sed.
K. of L. of Security ML Emily
Council, No. X46, meets the second
and fenrth Monday ovenlng at 8
o'clock it Eagle ball. Visiting
ineni hers are welcome. ,
ABE HARRIS, Fin'l. Boo.
J.. K. FJT.UKRALD. Pres.
A. F. It A. M. La Orande Lodge No.
41, a-. F. A. M. holds regular
meetings flritt anl third Saturday
at 7:30 p. m. Cord'ul welcome to
all Masons.
C M. IIUMfllliKYS, W. M.
A. jC.'. WILLIAMS, Sec.
V. O. KACLKS, AKKiK NO. '269.
Meet every Friilay niclit, at F.airles
Hull, Visiting members welcome.
LILLY, W. P.
A. j. I.AR.M, Sec.
HK1IKKAH8 crystal lbdK No, 60
meets every Tu'..day tveolng In the
I. O. O. P Hi!!. Ail Tlsltlng mem
bers are tnvlt.d to attend.
. I.KTTiK Mcfifll.IiKK'K, N. G.
LUI'lA IlAI,KV,.IIec. Kcc.
L. O. O. M. La Orande Lodge No.
850, Loyal Order nf Mnnne holds
regular meetings every Wednesday
nl.ht at 8 p. ni. In Euule hall neit
to Klks' Itldi;. on Washlimton Are,.
Vlsltois always welcome. Dues pay
ahlo at Young's Hweets.
W. C. HANSF.M. Die.
BARRY 8 WART. See.
. B. P. O. B. KI.KH, La Orande lxaK
No. 433. Lodge meets each, Thurs
day evening at 8 o'clock,. ' Home
and flub privileges cheerfully ex
tended to all Brother Kill...
H. J. Oft REN,
Eialted Ruler.
At B. CUM Hit Y.-
Secretary,
HOVAL NEIOIIltona Iris Camp
meets eveiy second Frfdag after
noon and every fourth Frldap even
ing, every month in K. P. hall. All
visiting members cordially woleom. .
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o MARY L. WES'f,,Kecordor.
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night,! Castle UalKK. of P."Jiall
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