La Grande evening observer., January 11, 1923, Image 4

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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tursday, January IT, 1923
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La Grande Evening Observer
. ax iNiiiiiMixuiivi' m:w'si-ai'i:h.
publi.vlK'd dully uml weekly ut I.u
Oraiuii-. orfKon, hy La OritmlA -Kvun-!niE
ulisi-rvi-i- riilillftilm; Cuimiuny,
HIIUOK DUNN IN, Killtui-.'
Entered nt tli I'liMnf rice ut i.h Or:inil-
OruKun, an Si-coutl CIiihh Mall MnUftr
ii r Mnii.
DlillV. tllr VPIil 1(1 n.l, ....
l:illV hlx IlllJllthH 111 IldVilllf'H ..
I'll 1 1 three mouth. In udvutieti
W.-.-Lll' llk.ur U 1 II
per year, ill udvuiici;
I'll huh; mi iniit-T emeu uri'Kun
KnU'M K I il ml I .. ItiihI' liiihiipni I
At t ml . I'orthi mt; Alilltiioniuh
Klund, I'm t Intnl.
Adnrnss nil cnmniunlcntlnnK 1o
OHR K It V Kit, 1 1 10 AditniH Ave., -Ui
uraiuie, oregon.
h T liS It II "MO ( A'l'KK.
, , Hy Currier,
Dally, per mouth ,
Ihiliv. per thii'H months .
Itnlly, n r nix 1110.. In at v lined $ l.Ml
1 'niiy. hi iime ropy r,L-
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Editorials From
Over the Nation
THE OFFICE CAT
IlOli-l
N. vn
Mi;tiiu:ii n" assim-ia ri;n i'iti;ss. ;
'I'llC AMrioeift 1 rii I Ti'H.J IH exeluMlvl :
fill I lied lo u; for puldie:t 1 inn of ml :
n ws difpitU-lnH credited in it r,r nol 1
inhrrwivr n-iin-t hi (hi paper, a ml
(ilsu tin- Im-iil iu-u puliJMii .1 ili.T.-m, ,
riuhti; of r-Mihl icui Htti of sp.-cial!
ihnpittiht:.i herein ;il.i arc rea-rved. !
CITY AMI COl'NTV OFFICIAL
I'AI'KII,
( KIGHTKUUSNKHS PAYS:-Itetter
in a little with righteousness, than
great revenues without right.-, -Proverbs
1G:8. -
The Passing of "Bill" Allison
"SIX lAVS SIIAI.T TIIOI" I-AKOH"
Chicago Titlumi'; Six iliiyM out of
sewn, M-i-k In uml w . k out, Is
enough 'r any human being to labor.
It is rllUIIKll eVrtl fur heualH of hur
th n. Tin- I'xperl.'iiiM! of ci-nluiliM has
li.vi tl that tucli aiviion of hthor und
r.-Nt lirin l ort h fi'atfr pruilur(i
i-H'uri In tin ;tvmuj,'' ilifiijiu- tlmn
dill h mi iiiiliitiTi'ii it' tl in i io'l of work
willKHit l tsrvt'iitli day of ivst.
Mu.st civill.nl luiinaii IciiiKM r ctK
ni." til In jik u iart ami uici'pt it as tin
noiinal rm-udnr- of It r . Oi-caiu!iaMy
an i'x- itiuil Inoiiis In Chicago
mull an (-iiim 1h found in tin- the
atres. In jiiKliee and rmninon K-DHe
there in no nioi'e reuHon wiiy an actor
should u 01 1; seven dayH a wfj-ek for
an- iiid- iinli. jh riod than that a hank
el-r!v or a Htreel viw conductor should
.. . . ' !do no. Tin- public Ik the employer of
' 't t t ithe actor. 11 pays IiIh nalury. If it
' . Few men have had the experience in life and hav.e:i.oidn hint to mven .layH work each
shed as much sunshine over their fellow men as William S.i kw;;;;;;';l;;:l,,(.,i;! ITIm
Allinson, who recently passed on after a short illness. jfrom htm. n may K-i fn
; La Grande will miss him because of his joyful nature, Jf i;; T.J1 w Jilm1.!:'. wi
.his exceptional wit and his sense of fairness. capahi.-.
He came to this coinmunitv from the state of Iowa' occasionally u acrirtcc8 uih 8.-r-
lath of l-Vatil; Kaeoii in hicatfo aT
er more than a year of effort wtthoui
of relaxation until the
time weeliM, wliell the
lr:il:i had ht'nkcn h .H lealLli. I hat
To the widow and daughter who are left by n::'f',0,!ir ",''. .!l 7"'"
him the 'entire eommunity extends a sympathy that rings n,.
jll"t tMiniitrnHfitc, iriHT lum ulH
1 , , t.Al".. 1 ... "i- 1 - fl 1.. 1 .' 'lHHi.lc wnn my mm iuiu uvumuui.
DHUUiUHU iHtnen nui liuil ija uranuc, w a li v, nan i v cii;tuii.,t,Ui M.j,t , n0it.
place in her business circles which will be hard to fill.
1 1 : '
i number of years ago and engaged in the milling business 1; ;
his lifeloiicr occupation. Conditions became such that hew m
was forced to abandon the pursuit of his choice, due to 'J;l,xX0'li!,r
pnysicai neaitn, and since mat time nas ueen in me reiau-
business,
him the'e
true,1 realizing that they 'have not only lost a loving hus-
THi: l'Alt,M HANK Is A STl'DV
IX STII.I, 1.11'K.
"Hatiin uluuya fiuda omi' work for
idl? liandH to do."
Then my farm liuiida must liu
vvorklllk' for thf d' Vil all tho tlnu;
tin y ct-riulnly don't do unit li work lor
iiif,"
SIIOIM'INtJ.
"Where lun'ft you br.-u?"
"Slant tin- mornliiK w'Oi lllut'bt'llf
xilopjiillK."
-lor clotlurS?"
No, iit-r doir'wuij tryiiiK on iiiuk-.Uh."
Tim Ktory of tin' yoiiiiK liildo who
tiHi iiom-il for aoiiio i-kb t-oal and in-
iiiiIiimI tin- prko iir iluz-n. isn't so
funny with tho prlii; of toul as it Is,
Kartrli-s Amos 'I'asli.
Tin- safii Hlill- of i vi ry argllliu-nt Ih
111.- Itililil I.-.
-All.i:i) TO Tin-: .MAST -
"And now, boys," ronrludi'd tin-.-iisln.
ii t visitor, "m viT In- In tuo great
a hurry, .lort' luiHti'. Ii-sm spood. Ito
mi'inlii'r tin.- Iiaro und th" tortolsi-. Job
and tin wi-ary way and you will ar
rive Just us noon. I. i t 'slow but sure'
be your motto, and you ean never go
wrung. He slow and you will be
right alu'ays."
"Not always, sir," piped a young
ster.
'How do you inulie that out?" uslt-
;The Governor's Message'
'itiUi heat
' lit to not a Halfhatarian 'I'dltoViul;
Jit . i I fortunate lor t tie , religious ami
sue:! advantages accruing that most
sOr.t-r.s iiowudays 1I0 enjoy the wum1
dii." of iibsi'iic' from ordinary dutien.
; , , I nut in our complicated modern (ivili-
i 1 1 , iat!i.u llieft; are t;oine who a'i'e depi'iV-
, f ; ed of ihiii tut vantage. Worln-rs on
The Evening' Obesrver believes that the message de- :mv..n,-r wi.uii iuiniii .-v.-ry- day
livered by Governor Kei-ce immediately after his inaug-j;-. :;;;;you,,;:yt:t;l, ho
u ration was one of the strongest documents we have evei.uwy divide tin- iaior and each vtx
' witnessed in Oregon state affairs. The salient points of ;- r",:;!:;,!;'11
that message reflect the actual conditions which exist in 'made for employes in mimies whieh
, this great state aird perhaps will call a halt in the mad;1"" 1 ,v"y '
flort without ,u l"r , ,.
cjverytning mats siow am i sure,
defended the urchin.
"Name just one," saUl the man, u
tririe nettled.
"A wateh," replied tile boy.
1 , , t - r- -i .i I '
Some men- ar boi'll-- vliero fortuity
waits.
Too, inany are"' foredooniedtd 'toHV
ly choice among the various fates
its owning sloctt In Standard lit
i -r- , . . I
'Some peoile cannot understand
Iiow a girl e.t).;ct (o ii:i'P her' frlilltis
If she Is nevoi- rea14'iwhen IheV i'ttll
for her. Hut Nile expects to keep them
just I he same she e. 'Meets to keep
thein waiting.
rush under which we have been living.
Walter M. Pierce delivered his message in person, in
a clear tone of voice driving home and clinching some of
the most vital features by his style of oratory. It must
be admitted by members of all political parties in the state
that jlhe La' Grande man had the appearance of a Gover
nor, talked1 like a Governor and his message showed that
he thou&nt?h.e.bhI beengiving questions of state reflected
the gubernatorial poise and decision. - . inn
No man, since wei''huivi known Oregon affairs, hasj"""
ever 'entered' tilt1 Governor's Off icC 'With the apparent aidJ'j
and desire on the part of everyone to assist the program i" "'"
n-f nftmriivixr i-lli-llr'A.Vf, K'r' iii'inr,i-!ir 1 ,i "illwl the Pitn-nol
1' J- WWIieill V 11 IV ll.WUIl,.k i. 'i e 'Vll I'V Vlll.ll lll. i ll-l.V' .., n
Progiram at thi.'ip);fs(ii.ttinea We can find no sentiment! Chicairo Journal:
amoiig the llets1V'l)lCi flaws in the Pierce cini-iii--: -ri r l V 1 1 1 1 tl"""1 1 !
istration, noitleKjSiiip wli iindany individual around the :st!"i.'.uis Mils iW
lii,i rj ii..V.t, ..'...I,. ..e i.: i i... r..
oiuLq notu, eyw. tiiout iui;is ui i;ih nifssitgu suenit'u to
THE BIG EVENT OF THE YEAR FOR LA GRANDE
AND SURROUNDING COMMUNITY OUR
ANNUAL JAN.
CLEARANCE SALE
AFFORDING GREAT SAVINGS IN THE FAMILY
BUDGET FOR THE ENTIRE YEAR!
SAM) Till-: I'ATIK.Vr.
"It's a Hhanie, Doc. to call you
So far from your happy home."
"Never mind, man, your, neltfhlior Ja
sick, -1
can kill two birds with one stone."
A:i much should he done for actors
and other theatr" employes, I (ox of
fice .statist ics kIiow that Sunday Is a
jroi .1 day lor the lin atren. That means ! hurd
tin piildlc wants to take advantage of
its day of rest and recreation, al h-asl
Ml 1 MM. Ill the theatres. It .should not
he depfived of thai privilege, which
helps to re.nivenaUr it for a wmk nr
rnui .ne mph' mi nt, t It mijrhl he het-
to have Sunday matinees, and h-t
t Heal re tfw'T k curly to h il in
preparation for a week's w Kik.thiH1
)x an t n '. -i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i matter. ' i
ii.i:i ion mom:v-.m.ki;hs ,
Three- nu-n were arrested in Chi
cago the oilier (lay for making $5
hills. It Is becoming harder and
to make money.
BOYS' TWO-KNICKER
SUITS
Entire Stock On Sale Now for the Only Time
During the Year ,
25 off
Substantia-! savings in boys' clothing now for the only time il tiring
the year afford opportunities, thai should not lie paused by! Sails of
tuich reliable makes as Xtratfood, Hart, Schaffncr & Marx and other
all-wool quality suits. Nearly every suit lias two u:ilr of knickers. Uep
ular prices arc ?. i 1 . ?1- und $ 1 :!.io Now on sale at ?7.M,'
$y.no and $la.l.". j
Attractive
-APRON DRESSES
' $1.69
Made of fine quality percales
ami tnnKhains attractive styles
and patterns, and cac.li a value
extraordinary at this prire.
See
tranct
tlicsr- near the main
. Also :t few at 11.10.
New Cotton
CREPES
Just In
30c
Hrltfhl shades of '.line, red. or
atiKe in the Japanese cotton
crepe. So popular now for
houye dresses, aprons ami chil
dren's play frocks. These have
just ui-rived and are the most
popular shades.
Itny these now al January
Charnncu Savings.
Large Size
BATH TOWELS
48c
No housewife, has too many
K'ood siKed heavy hath towels,
and during this January t'lenr
anec Sale, we are offering excep
tional bargains In these partic
ularly we call your attention to
the large sizes heavy white bath
towels in our center aisle. Tric
ed at A Sc. A season's supply
hou will afford a saving to you.
Someone rises and remarks that the
laitst thing in nun's clothes i wo
man. ' '
i
the
no cimnci:.
'i.hul Tonkins says the average man
tints off having his photograph taken
I'roln year . In year, liopini; that maylie
he'll Ket l.elter iooKlhir. hut Tt' neYef
happens.
The l''alrmount. (Inil.) News Is'au-
thoiity fur the stateiileht that (). IV
AM) IliSTOKlKS !',. ,r ,,..,..,.,,,,.: ,. ,., I T.. . TZt..'. ..'..:
After 150 years' V;.', , ... i ... . ' , , .. ...2". ''V i-u.Jw'-u:: 7";'
I . p. . . t r.. .... itge li). H vine muM mciiooi .muijciu,
hosp tullty to Amcl- 'i,,,, . ,.. .MrM,.r wi,n. 0 hcllevp, Lt,.n kin." tn.lsv ' the ' Kriil.- ' of
liinters hotel of ..,. 'h w v lu..u rj u in
BUY YOUR EVERY DAY NEEDS FOR MONTHS TO
COME DURING THIS JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE
SALE ENDS JANUARY 20 ,
important point is to glv
i- .folk a day off.
Vale Couple, Youthful, r
In Years, But Determined
Hear Wedding; Bells Ring:
i ooni for
be directed aeailji tli'etf 'iuiiivitivial business, who is tin- ih Vhev Lrn
willing to waive tiiose' featurs and render general assist
anc to the new Governor in his state work.
lestous effort of two days to get mar
Department wants to sell ;'rjC(( The .vouni? couple left Vale for
ised its doors to I
modern office u..ir
. " 1 1. Sua, ami pounds
recalling-- now- ine oai i(,,i nM - rnfimnl i... ;.... .... limit
before and durinir the Civil .V ' Z . ,ZZlZZt fJ..aU. "'.TZI 'Jt ZZ'ZZZ
it.VKN.s-l'oitMlNti st tci:ss I 1'imSE SEINERS ST1I.L, FlfiUT'
j (liy Asaoi iaie.l I ASTORIA, Jan. 11. The purse
" ('()I:'.I.I.1M. .Ian. !.',-TThe, AkkIc ! seiners have not (riven up their fi'rht,
lia.iKetl.al! team n !iiine.l to i '..rval- ot. aside the Oregon law and the
IIStlH'lllillK lllp thl'OUUhi """""I''"" ickuiiihuii luiuill-
!is rrien :i
I'alil'orniit,
out oT )t
team I'Oul etl :.Jli
nppe.nenis' ii;:i.
lie :he rule the
U'itli a lecinil ol' nil
lines plneil. The t). A. I'.
I :.jii points au'alnst their
i i ii.... ..--.it
rest of tills, week 1'A
of
in preparation
Home Rule for Scotland
: hc.su Iry
I war period, was the center of the
South's social life, and the entertain
jer of distinguished visitors from all
(over the world. On the hotel's reg-1
isti r are the names of six American i
ipreidents, KiiiK Kdward VII (vvhenj
I prince of Wales), C'hailes Dickens
land (Jen. Lafayette.
prunes in ear j Uoise, Idaho, -on Tuesday afternoon, ; j,,!!,,,,,,,',,!,
nl.w. Sill :
t..ii
spec
I'lltST (IX KISI'.
from the shdVpiother. On the ar- ,v ' ;,ll(lWin;, ,p
I lVitl Ul LJIC IUULIIVI, 111.- ILCIIHll "T
nf iho vonnir lirid overcame Da-1
HKATTI.i:. Jan. ll The action of ..i., nl.iprtinns and the vounrr cou-
: : . " . " k u i 1 1 i i i h ii
returned to the home ot liietui-
Parma. Idaho, where thev were; bAia'.Al. Jan. 11. rJeeaue of
ai oiihed interest here j marrjC( returning to Vale today,
nne. While no ret;- .
conl nil in rieehrinK hoxim; an offi
c'al inlercolleytate minor sport at the
I'niversitv has
in tlie fistic i
illarly appointed instrutor has heen
on duly, it nuinhcr of men in all
i'Ias:e have licen worklnj? out daily
1 diirimr the lust two weeks.
I The first intercollegiate meet of
the season will prnlmMy he held In
onncction with the dual
din,, ftizhin.r fr L-nln.,. i tU
Wilis I "'"J", on.n.wn '
oi tne t.oiummn nver ana in tne wa
ters of the Pacific ocean within' the
thioe-mile limit. This was indicated
the statement made to ' Deputy
ar!...,i., i i iii.i. i.'ff:
for the Kuiiie with ; " o ,Ajil,I,un uv "rncy wunn
!h i'l h'iv ni lit II jeite eatue, wno represnueu me crew.
I lUdiim.;. forwards and if . purse-seiniri;craft Frtirplay'.'
le. Ku.irfls, a -e said to j at tnnT 'recent trial in South Bend.
allv well ' ti-aiiK lo air. iarsou, me oeai-
j tie attorney said the purse seiners
are raising a fund of $:!0,000 to be
used in fighting the law and regu
lation. ,
the
meel with Wa.-di'uijt'm sft.jio coHcirc
at I'lillman, March 7.
same l runs l or-'
Utility has
sentiment. The old ho-
wointv it.i h ix t ti.i.i;;K
( liv Associated Press).
COUVAI.I.IS. Jun. 1 1. Alfred
Wood ward, s);'neiV i
die to play Itrischall for I
Tit-r,-i.
uv. lie ill Vie1
r.-itj1 team ne;l
jeturnei!
' clcriV.li!
;priim.
'it..''
for ;t
The strength of the agitation foV Irish home rule aiurm(ni'"'hiKTeiricIyin'eSli AmLrim
its far-flung, long-continued and skillfully engineered 'j1'"', n,,M: memories .miy, to realize
. . l t . 1 i , . i ii., iii i , tin; chaiillip conditions in a ranidlv
in-opagaiHla have oliscui'ed to the world the fact that uj ' ,;,,,? ropui.iic. Fashions chanKe,
Scotland also there has been for years a fairly strongi"' "'''", ''i"',' tlThv P'ltromtKe or
nioveinent in favor of self-gw-e.rninent. The legislative ,1 wilhiorVinK reKu'ri?p,c
union effected hetwen Enrjland and Scotland in 1707 was! -i" tiio mcdium-.-isci! ami small
,,f fi,;, .... : i . , . 1 Anmncjin cities the
tii. uii: iiaii-M uitiiUMiiic auvaiaage to Hie laiier COUllli'y, mat ion has taken place.
wnicn shared to the lull the prosperity of her former rivvl, j':ioiitci
and politically hecame, in the truest sense, part and liarcell'vAyf',1",1,,
oi inp center oi mat great iiMuiern empire on which the
sun ilover sets. ;
Always, . however, there have been idealists who,
mourning the loss of independence ami cherishing alike
the memory of the victory nf Bannockluirn, and the defeat
of Flodden field, wished to have the old Scottish parliament-
restored, with Kngland and Scotland two separate
kingdoms again, hut still reigned over liy the same sover
eign. Now that l ie Irish Kn,. Shu,. Im liium ti 'i I J icliinl
tlini' thin I.- tlin ; ,,,,, :0 ,.,,,.,,,.i c , ,i t l1''' I'-unipc, hut in Ameiica it is Wnchlntton i- the : -iniploiishlli
ii"!'" i''iiii linn- mi jiifMiij tlll ll ciailll.S a marvel.
forthe recofvnition of their country as a separate national I "
fintitv 'Pln pfisiih k tlin f.uMii-ii ;.,'i, ,-,r tii,. ....i t..i. 1 i73
. .. ..- in 1 1 - - i i n uie t 'V. ui l i.-l I lllillit.
Kulo association, whose processed olijecl yio secure self
government for Scotland. '
There is a belief ainonvr many loading Knglish states
men that the imperial parliament is no longor'aUo to eope
with a.ll the pressing problems presented to it for consid
eration and the resultant wish to see an ample devolution
of powers to local legislative bodies. As the imitation for
Scottish home rule involves r.o t;uestiou of dislovalty to
the crown or to the Ene.iish connection, it is a fair sur
mise that it will make rapid headway and mav at no dis
tant date succeed in .irainine; its objective. "
MAT NQCAI) WOKKINC
l!y Asnm iat.l Press)
OH'.VAI.US. Jan. 11. The varsit
wrt'Mlintr muad will start work so
verely handicapped hv the lack of several months izo. The shootin
wrestllntji cpei lenceil material. Only four let- occurred when Wittee and Mrs. In
failure of the state's star witin
to put in an appearance today, it
j was necessary to continue the trial
;of John inmnn, Mariou county
rancher, who is charge:! with assault
with intent to kill in connection with
the shooting of Char Its Wittee Were
men are buck on the squad,. Coach inan went to the home of the hitter's
Guy L. lUithhun is noncommittal over husband after being alisent yevernl
o. A. (Vs chahi-es for rhe northwev.t months. Wittee was in a hospital
unferenee championship, though she for two months. He could not be
his' won ft for the ia jVk'it years, located tonight
WOMAN l-;i,i:('TI'.l APtM'l'.WT ;
. COTTKii, Ark.. Jan. 11. The levy
I enton pu.t No. 1 OK of the Ameri
can Legion here elected M iss W. Tem
ple, formerly i marine difln the
war. as ad.ii.tant. She has (lie dis
tinction of hcing perhaps tiie only
woman adjutant of a post compris
ing men in the . A morican 1 egiui
The post lins started a membership .
ilrlvo to end at noon, January. ..'
The losers will furnish an evening" .
entertainment.
important have passed,
anil a new gejieiation ha almost ' waiter M
foigtitten them. 4 f u.U o
Hut in the larger cities the rav-
s oi ume nnve neen more com
plete. . r.ach decade has its new ho
tel., anil deli new one has some in;- wm( I II (iiK COVIN;,
provements that reptesent tht last I ; i.l.is Ian. II. The eolleg-
1 m public catering. .Modetnitv i,.i.. - .-i .mi.ionsi.in .,r Oregon
rapid to wait for the senti-iwHl b,. d.eide.l when the . A. '.
associations that onlv lime: ........ .i... v,.,-n. p.,..;ri,. n..ntfii
fa'1 ''": follei;,. in Cor-Jand Satuiday. the
centuiy-old hotel is not a won-1 winner u-'ll pi.n- the Cuiverstty of
oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooodooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
l!2u r ,
won
is too
mental
EAGLES HALL
TONIGHT
Arnold llennett, who cinujiileil a list of ilic six jrreat-j
est Kn.u'iishnic!!, untitled the name nf laid !.!tiil Ueor.uv.
hut w hv did lie exclude his im n'.'
SpankiiiL'; week for cliildreii i,
reports are true it ouuht tn include
; sutre-i'sted, hut if all
i lot of parents.
The real prolilcin in the t iiit1-;
ai'e no 'laces left to huiltl iraraec:
w ill he faced when the
re
In stressin.u its inahility to pay (lerniany
over!ooI;si t.-.; inler-aliilit.v.
parenllv.
La Grande National Bank
Siateiuent of IhiemlHr -It. IllJii.
THIS HAXK OWKS:
Ttt PepoKitors
To the S. Tr. asury t Vpart inept .
circuiatinK noies ,
.$HI!i.7-.23
iicconnt of
I'an.iiDo.nn
We
Ty i'Al.
tunc our n-n
r:.
$i.ih:i.o7:.2S
an uned at all lime mi as tu he nhte to
uut'l any itMin-. lor iantciit iiHinediail.
i on nils ci i imsi: i: havk:
til Cash in a ii It and deposited with, h ial
d. posilon- s L'T'.i.l 13.i3
('.') I . S (!oV' riiiinnl hi.nds J 1 1 , en. no
r: N'oi.f of in.h idiiiil.s ;md eorporattons . . . 1 . l'.: v 1 7 :t. 4 7
( A -a1 . stat.. ... pirt.iinl ii
t Sim k m r.-d.i.ii i;es.re r.-tnu .. .... 7. ao
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and can tint include I'm..-, anset (.f lihndlM-ss n'nd helptulnss
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tv our patrons In tu anl m Isfacliotl.
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Allie Nelson
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Frankie Dean
10 ROUNDS 10
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PADDY FERGUSON vs. TOMMY YALE
of Daker
EARL EOED vs. DANNY DANA
of La Grande
Ringside, Sl.(i. General Admission, $1.10
Ladies and Kids. oOc
TICKETS ON SALE AT THE IMPERIAL
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