Wednesday, March 18, 1925. ' THE I GRANDEEVENING OBSERVER' " " PAGE" FIVE "
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1 Local News In Brief
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COMING EVENTS'
h. H. 8. Senior play, March
20-21.
L'nion I.lvi' Stuck Show at Uu
iou, Juue lo-ll-rj.
Ul-
' Mrfl. Roy Currey has hern con
fined tu her home because or 111-
Accepted Position
Mrs. George Mcserve has accept
ed a position at the Kllvcrthqrn
Wright drug store.
Recovering Today
Mrs.. Karl Roscnhaum, who was
operated on here yesterday. Is re
ported to be resting easily today.
In Haker .
Judge Hrudy, who presides over
the justice court here made a trip
lo Huker today on legal business.
Mr. IVrley Here .
A. W. Perley or the-Tnion Pae.
fie Sysl' in is stopping at the font.
iner hotel.
Silk Trains Pass Through
Two special silk trains passed
through I .a Ornnde this morning.
The trains nre from the Orient ou
loute'tu Now York City. ; .. , .
eut to Hut Lake
J Mrs. II. H. Ilrboks left ihls morn
lug Tor J lot Lake where she goes
us a special nurse fur W. It. Junes
who is In the hospital there.
Here from Fig in " '
, Mrs. J.' A. Maslerson came' up
from Klgiu Monday evening and
will spend several days: in La
Grande visiting at the C. K. Mays
home. ,' i,
Fined
, C. O. Hull was fined and
costs ror running a car without
displaying the proper license, bv
Judge Hugh K. Hrady of the jus
tice court.
Al Portlnnd
"Tom Russell, I -i Grande Ktudeii
at. the Oregon Agricultural College
left Corvallis last evening for Port
land, where' liii will spend I ho
spring vacation with Ills sister.
.Married .
' Kre'd Self and Kulherlne Floss
were married yesterday in (he o(
flees of the just tee of peace. Tin;
official act' was performed by
.ludgo llrady. The couple will re
side i) Union.
1 , , -
plr. Peterson Heller
H. F. Peterson, who was operat
ed' oiiat the1 Grande Itundc Hus-
THE GUARDS
The New
Arrow
Collar
; Just in Today.
20c caeh, 3 for 5()e
Aratex Soft Collars 33,
V 3 for $1.00
In all latest, styles.
ARROW SHIRTS
For Spring
$1.03 to $1.93
; Clint's
Clothiery
Thm 6tor With Conscieoc
Our
A La Carle Service
ciivora ft- viirhly of Hiioil Things" tu Kat imually
found In tin- lust rcutalirallU. Tills Hi rv iuc may
I)--' ltad at all lKdirb.
' You ill find uiir fuod3 ' M i parvl. and
Hcr.v.-d piping liot.
Tlif qiliil. (frill, nl Tiire will pUaw you.
SM'lal 7."' flnnrr s.-ril.
lA.ry Y:U Msrlll i:V 111! S 1 M.
JpIImI urn-nil Uays ubo is much Im
proved Hi the imwiit lllnc.
'Koua rrum .MaxWIlo
Mr. una Mm W. A. McKuhtit-
,rHurnoi tu MitxvJIIc t Ills inornliiR
;nr(cr viHlllns In Iji liranu at tho
ilioinu or Si, Wvi-ha slncu Suliir-
iduy.
Left Fur Washington
F. A. Kpllng of the C.runde
Rondo Meat Company hrt 1m.
Grande lust evening en route to
Washington M. C. on a business
(rip. Mr. Kpllng expects to be
gone about three weeks.
Have Son.
An eight pound baby non
born to. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas o.
Johnson yesterday at their home
at 17Ui Spruce street. ISulli Mo
ther und Itaby are doing nleely.
Left For Raker
Mrs. C. K. Vouch and Mrs. fhas.
llouk left this morning for Raker
when' they will attend the funerul
or Mr. Iteed this uflernoou at two
o'eloek In that elly.
lor in Advertisement
In y'slerdoys issue of tin liv
ening Observer u line in the .fuel's
Grocery advertisement read "Nett
ed Gem Potatoes J1.4." per 10f
lbs." It should ha.ve read "Netted
Gem Potatoes J1.K5 per 10U lbs."
Able to be Ou
R. H. Haldock is surriclcntly re
covered from his recent operation
'that lie Is able to be qui again. He
will return to his duties ut I ho
Slate Highway oflleis this after
noon or tomorrow morning.
Arrested
Louis Levlnger, Raker druggist
was hailed Into court this morning
by Claude P. Holbrnok, county
speed officer on charges of exceed
ing the speed limits but as Judge
Rrady was jn Raker he was releas
ed on his own recognizance, and
will be tried later.
Left For Rolse
After spending several . days in
La Orinde Henry Hensen left this
morning for Rolse, Idaho. He will
go from Rolse to Denver, Colorado
where he will spend several weeks
with relatives. Mr. Hensen spent
the winter in California, He is a
former resident of La Grande,
having made this city ills home for
several years.
rcrsonal Mention
K. Albersoii lefl last
lor Porllund on business.
ven Ins
Leslie Gettlngs was In La Grande
yesterday from Wallowa on Inisi-
Johnhy Jacol.'S. of Cnlon, was ;
visitor to La Grande yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C Callihan are.
spending a feu- duys at I nton vis
iting with Mr. Cuimum's parents.
i
Pat Monty went to Raker
morning to spend the day.
(hb
M. Hurtprelly wen! to Hot Lake
Oils morning on business.
Mrs. Nellie Grirrin fl Hih
morning on No. -4 for Raker lo
spend the day."
Miss 1-MrlR Magulre ni urneil lo
li Grande this morning after
spending several days in Portland.
.....
; hlrun w,n' '0 "'"iMIraWnpMon Rretherlon of Raln-
,1UIS moriimi; 10 spniu iik- uuy
Iting friends.
Mrs. C. W. Loflund of
1'anvun was in Lu Giande
day."
Ladd
y ester-
Mrs. W. A. Hleward of linker Is
utuong Ihe.gucatH now rigistered
at the Sommer hotel.
Mis. Lloyd Conch and daughter
leturneil lo their home at Knier
pris this morning after spending
S'-veral duys at Ifciker. when (he
visited with Mrs. Cuiieh's sister.
R. R. Hartenbower of the firm
or Hartenbower Rrothers. miichln
erv d eo tern of Caldwell. Idaho. 1h
ill i.a wra.ioc u.. un....M
W. J. Townhy or Hot Luke mad
a business trip tu Lit O run do yes
lerday. ...
Mis. J. v. Austin and daughter.
Margaret, p. ft this morning on the
branch line train for . Wallowa,
where tiny will visit for several
days.
C II. Finn former la Orande at
torney who Is now living In Port
land is in the city on business. Mr.
Finn is registered at the Hummer
Hold. While here Mr. Finn has
inude several trips into Wallowa
County attending to business
Interests.
Building
Permits
A building permit was issued at,
the elly offlees this morning to O.
W. Parry for repairing a house on
Cove Avenue between Cherry and
Willow Streets. Tho work
will
cost about $5ut.
LA GRANDE'S
LAND OFFICE
ABOLISHED
(Continued from Pag-o 1.)
Including the Iji Grundo office, but
al that time it was apparently de
feated largelyi duc.to Congressman
Slnnott. Khorlly afterwards, the
two brandies of - the. office here
were merged, Mr, ,Pearo, land or
office receiver I hen, luklng charge
of both.
Supplied Large Territory
The hind oHice has been innln
lained hero for many years and
hus done conalderablc business,
being patronized by a large terri
tory including several nearby cou li
lies. According to the news dispatches
from Washington "decline In pub
lie land business was given ns the
reason for dlsconllnuance" of t lie
28 offiecH urrected.
The Vale. Ore., land orflco will
be llie only remulnlng one left iiv
Kustern Oregon ,
DEFENSE TO :
HAVE FLING
IN OIL SUIT
(Continued from page 1)
the Mammoth Oil company with
the . I liberty bond transactions.
Mr. ijicey's olJ'ctlon was over
ruled when he made the statement.
j In reply to a uuestjon by Federal
Judge T. Jllnko Kennedy, that tho
deTense would be willing to stand
on the record mode In Iho pov
ernineiit's side pf the-ase and take
clmoccs on.J hv.Kovri(nvn' .fiVM
dence falling to convince the court
of any connection between tho Lib
erty bonds and Sinclair. Judge
Kennedy overruled the motion to
I strike after Mr. Laccy hud made'
l hat statement. ' , ( .
Princess Related to
All European Royalty
LONHON, (AP) London so
ciety circles were much enlivened
recently by I he arrival of PrlncesH
Rlueher from her castle. In Hllcalu,
and who. In one' way or anoHier,
claims to be relaled lo nil the roy
al fuiullles of Kurope.
Prior to her marriage to Prince
Rlueher. lh prcs-nt repreHentative
of the family of famous l'leld Marshal-General
"Vorwarts' Rlueher,
fought with the Uuke of Welllng-
lion ut Waterloo, the Princess was
1,111 1 ...iieHHlilre. fn
parents rep-
reHeiitlug two ancb-nt Roman Cath
ollc families. Her mother was 1h
daughter of the . twulflh Huron
Pelre.
After the war the princess pub
lished a book, "An Kngllsh Wife
in Germany." which attracted a
great deal of utlentlon.; II allowed
all branches of 'the w6itdnrft)l, old
I family tree still in her pOHm-sslon,
I and just how she tmccs her rela
tionship to all the crowned families
'of L i rope.
Mnrrcti Rcllctcd In Line.
HALKM. Ore. It was repotted
here Hint Governor Pierce was con
Klderlng the appolnlinnt ol J. V
i role officer to succeed George I,
rule orflrer to succeed Georg
'Smith, who died In Porllund
month ago. Neither Gov. Pierce
nor Mr. Starrett would confirm the
truth of t he report. M r. Ht arret
formerly served as special Inves
tigator for the state lund board,
und during the recent legislative
session assisted the executive In his
offices.
You Want
To Go
IVImmi e,M"l Spring wealh'T
arrhc. you'll waul lo get
out and go and get atiiun.
You'll not liarc ntifeli limn
i tr In -Una I mti t hen lo get
needed n-palr murk done oo
mir car.
OH It done ntw -don't wait
until Iho dainnge nlll le
tlootileil. We'll be glal lo
furnish ollnuiles i-unio in.
Jeuniiitfs & SburuaUe
Props.
Successors to
Southard & Shino.
SAVE ma
SAFETY
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Glass Drugs
Inc.
Tlie ItlOXAI.fi Nlore
La Grande, Oregon
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Markets
MAHKFTS NTF.ARY.
POKTLANH. Ore. (AP) Live
stock nominally steady. Kggs
steady. Rutter 47c. Ruttcrfat
firm.
i PORTLAND .R.IN MARK l'.T
PORTLAND. re. (Al') Wheat
Hard white R. H. Raart, March,
11.60; April. $!.&:; soft white.
March, $L&2; hard winter. March,
$1.50; April, $Lf-: northern spring
March. $!.(; April, $l.r2; -western
red. March, $l.i0; April, $1.52;
URR. hard while, no iiuutallons.
, oats No. 2 white feed, March,
$:m.,.
' Corn Js'o. 3 K. Y. shipments.
March $42; April. $42.
NKW YORK AP Slocks
W'uk; Coiumerclal Solvents Issues
break sharply.
Ronds Lower; St. Paul again
at record lows.
Foreign exchange Irregular;
sterling slightly lower, around
$4.77.
Cotton Higher; belter spot de
mund. 1; HttKuv-r -Haw,; .Inereued spot tufr
ferlng.s. '
Coffee Lower; easier Rraziliaii
markets.
CHICAGO (AP) Wheat; Weak;
prices Mtteak-I Ic a bushel.
1 Corn "Kasy, In syinpaihy
whent
CullJr Steady to lower.
Hogs Active and higher.
with
English Sh'ow Treasures
To Visiting Professors
LONDON (AP) -A eoiiMblerable
number of American college pro
fessoia are standing Ihelr snbltal-
leal year In Ktigland. The snbbutr
leal year is the one In seven vhirli
the prfex.Hors nre allowed to tuke
In order to vM foreign countries
long enough to see und learn more
than the riltllng tourist.
Tip- KngllMb-Spenklng Fnion Is
encouraging the h7KiHi$....Ni'....N
encouraging mid helping I be vis
iting pedagogue in ace something
of th social, political and educa
tional life of thin, country. They
are being given acecMn to docu
ments and niiderhii kept from the
cyea of-ordinary visitors.
Recently 11 reeepl bin WllM hed
for them,; Among the guests were
C. Ray Aurner. professor of Kug
MfU, Cnlver.sli)- of Iowa, and Mrs.
Aurner F; F Rlacby. profcHSor or
government. I nlverKKy or Okla
homa, and Mrs. Rlacbly; A. W.
Neweoinbe, nKistaul professor of
history.' Knox college, and Mrs.
Newcomhe; R. R. It-r. iirofea-
sor of Cliri.Httan Doctrine, Illff
School nf Theology. Denver. Colo.;
Dean CliarleH Mills Cay lev. ill rect
or of the American t'nlvcrslly l.'n
Ion. M (iavley and MIsm Gayley,
and MInm Kllwibet li Jackson. ns
slKlaut professor of lugllHh, Uni
versity of Minnesota.
SIIFLTO.N MAULS Kl I I M
SALKM, Ore.--rhnrb s .1. Hhel
ton. repreaentative In the male leg
islature from Raker, returned to
the men-ljiry of state here It. tin,
; repp-si Tiling an over payment in
'connection with his servient dur
jing the n-cent li-glslatlvi ussenibly.
j Represent itlve Hbelfoil HUld In
jhis b-tter thai the Heeretary of stute
:had eiripiited hlw mtteu.g lins"d on
d 1st u nee between Haleiu und
! Jfalfwuy. The mileage should have
1 len compute on the dlslunee be
tween Halem and Itiik'-t.
' The money returned by Re pre.
'seiltaltve fhHton Ililft li-in r store j
to Hi- TeiriN'iifivo fond
riant (wafted Walnuts
1 tH-jr lilkc 011 tonr
fne of the bent blocks of
Vro'imun Franiju" (to In tho
stale. Select type, well
frroun, AH olher stocks
I'llberls. Apple. I'ear, CIk r
ry. Prune, plum. IVaclt,
A pr icol, etc. Hiuull Fruits,
etc. -
night slock at right prices.
Hubiuit jour snt lint, wnd
for prices. 3n )eat In btwt.
DS.
t ARLln M Itsl llY TO.
arltou, Oregon.
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PRIZE PICTURE' PUZZLE
Work till uuxxW' and win a
noatosl nninvors to lln followlntr
officii of Obaorwr will roi'i-lvo two
for IhlirHdny, Friday or Salorday.
dates will bo CVell n. llrMlllo's plrlnri' voralon of "Tho Ooldon Dod."
Will lrwlng story. Answora iiiwl Im ivci'tvod at tho Obsi-rvor'a
olflco lioforo IS o'clock Thursday noon. 'March I'Jlh. Time of do.
Ilvory will bo murki'il on each envelope contalnlot; unswers. Cut o il
tho puizlc und iH'nln worklne now.
AnsweiB to this puulo will he printed Thursday evening.
.horizontal as" fJTs1
l?sr " fffcOLPEN BED
i.r.difa.yH ' V ' ' W jQi
""Sls. rr i' 1 j ' l O
mrjio rJ virtical
j m I gfj' f pTa
T mmL 1 mil M 1 I i'- ft
7 -- - . jJ I mm rftfla.l
' M.UmIw
S:;--. I ' 14. PrMiu
" L l.WIiti ,rTK 0I4.
THE GOLDEN BED PATCHWORDJ PUZZLE '
STATEAIDTO
OCHL1N. (AP) All seclloiis
of the Irish press agree In depre
cating the exaggerated reports pub
lished in Knglanu; and abroad of
the distress along the western sea
board. There Is nothing to Justify
recounts of famine. Famines such
as occurred In the past nro now
impossible. , "
Present means of communication
have, .made it easy to transport re
lief immediately to any district.
For months past - government In
spectors have been at work in the
threatened areas, anil their reports
have enabled tho government to
meet the U nation promptly. These
districts have always lived on the
border Hue of want. The standard
or living is very low, and ,as The
Irish Times points out, It would lu
nny' .yeiir.be 'easy lo describe plac
es whi're conditions of squalor
could be found as surely as I hey
are .found in the London districts
of Limehouse or Poplar.
The disturbances of the ixisl five
years have caused a setback, und
tin cttuuence uf two bad winlevH
bus led to the preneiit . distress.
There is. even In Ihe localities ar
fectcd. objection to uny attempt to
relieve tluvsltut(ion merely by a
policy or charllable doles. What
is wanted Is employment, and (his
(he government measures are pro
viding. The work 1s mainly on
jrond making and the repair or
Piers, and the wages paid ant from
2I to 24 shilling weekly. Coal Ih!
uiii.iL,i at' uivin.iw.i-in i,.. r. tHil!
. pounds. i 1 i
I Neurly 20.000 children are gel-
ting a frue, meal dally, yet tin deci
sion lo make these meals free In
st t. id oT giving them at the low
eat price was not unanimous, so
great is Ihe dread locully or a re
turn lo the old practice of reliev
ing dlslreaa by methods of pauper
ism. There Is general ngreemetil
1 hal the government departments
are bundling the position effective
ly, and they have the active coop
eration of the local clergy and the
prlnclpil Inhabitants.
MJ1nkct eer Occur...-
In Heading Finger
villi
l.n.MMtN (,p) C. S. Collins,
siiperinleiidenl' of the. Idelll.ll ha -
lion of Moot In ltd Yard, wkrt . has
made nearly fiOO.MMU finger prints i
of criminals and suHpectn, retired j
recently after ( years' service ill j
Ihe I ,ondon police depu it ment,
l-'rotn the finger prints on file In
Mr, Collins' department some 2M.
000 IdenllrleatlonH have been made J
according to the authorities, with-;
out it single misluke. "I would .
stake my life on Ihe probability j
thai I here . will never" be finger
print." alike, even If Ihe world '
goes on Indefinitely," Mr, Collins
said recently In speaking of his
work- During Ihe next generation.
he asserted, finger prints would
be m lie h more generally ijh( ev
ery when;, not only In the idem I -flciitioii
of criminals, but us n mat
ter or record In births, and numer
ous other directions.
FAIMAN AM)
SHEPHERD
INDICTED
(Continued from Pag! J.)
MrMln'oeU'H roster father mid
chief le lr tif bin e.iirtte of npprot
tiiiil ly one million dollars, and C.
1;. l-'iiltniin. farmer tp'Uvery wui;on
driver but more reeently In tid of
a school of hucterlology, had been
elmrg-d fnrmullv with nsponslbll
lly for 'he youth's denlh.
J 'ti In mi n followed up bis eoufes
sion of Hi'! early morning, fhul for
a iromfH of one hundred thous
and dollars from the Mei 'Unto- k
eutul- he hud provided tphobl fe
i r g- rins und schooled Hh pherd
In adminlaterliig tiiem to SlcCJln
to; k. by signing a waiver of im
munity und going heftr' Ihe g aud
Jury.
The dapper little ilaiman of
three d'jfrtu fiuu uut.tli.
HELP IRELAND
prlx. 'Tho rirel five corroct and
t'roMvord puxxlo n-ooivrd at tlo.'
tli'kolH ouoll to tloi Arrado Tlicati'r
Tho fcatnro nhlurc for tho ahovr
which denied IiIh pretensions was
before the lniUlilorial body one.
hour and forty-five minutes.
lie was followed by Harry Ol
son, municipal chief Justice, who
started Ihe MeCUntock Investiga
tion shortly after the youth died.
An Inauguration Story
Too Good to Keep Quiet
(Continued from Tago 1.)
from. (he. main line onto 11 sldi1
track, and he was Host to sight, lu
tli it crowd. .
To a friend, who later protested
to him that despite the fact that
lie was thai day retiring from Oon-
gn ns he should not. have tried to
drown his sorrows und make a
show of himself, tho ex-member
replied:
"ll'sh all rlghl. I came til uudei
diplomatic Immunity. Hie!"
That army Influence, cl her con
sciously or unconsciously, does
exert a censorship on matters uf
leetlng the army air service seems
evident from an inspection of the
last Issue of the.VA,ir Hervlee News"
.MOM'IILV O.Mt;
WITIIOIT WORK
ut Oil, Mining Stock or Rom;-
Wit hunt your personal w ork
or ut lent ion.- you may obtain
cash Income monthly for years.
World scope. Immense pro; It
po.ssl bill ties. Steudy. popular.
Men, women and children coa
trlbule to yoir perpetual pros
perity. ,
Mucked by big men. Htrlct;y
hoiicHt. high glade. No lime u.
lose. Write for free In forma
I Ion I odn.v. I 'ostcu rd w;l 1 1 co.
MAZFN .1. TIT IS , -
hulte K."l 20H W. Hlh Nl.
I.ox Atiirele. Calif.
Mi
inerva
Says
We hit ve Just received to
day by Impress, a new pat
tern In a Russian ciilf sirup,
perforated vamp, 1'2 H Cn
btui box heel. Also a Rus
sian en if one eyelet ribbon
toe with a 12-8 Cuban box
heel.
Pi-ice ST.r.n ami SH.00
Dr. Heboll's Fool Koap
most cfferlive and Ideal SO(ii
ever produced Tor cleaning
Hie feel, n Made lu granulat
ed form ami when kneaded
Into t be skin lm-reused, cir
culation Ih produced,
For Sale At
THE B00TEKY
Where, Vou Trntle To Save
OLD
MONTICKLLO
Tonic
Aki'ucs with llii:
CiniKliliiliiiii.
Taken rcfjuliirly wi
kcc) ynu well.
Moon Dru Co.
Cfrrrlhlng fur (Jw
hit k ltiom
PRO Mi MAIN
Gingham
27-inch and 32-inch 'Gingham, in the season's
newest shades and patterns at prices which 55
store buying offers you.
14c to 29c
a departmental publication Issued
in meiueogruph form for men in
the service.
For while purporting to give the
luteal and most important news
concerning matters of aviation n
the urmy, there wan not one word
about the fight tlen. Hilly Mitchell
has been luuklng for tin enlarged
air service.
, Yet the very day after the publi-
l auon wus issued, Mitchell was de-
moted to a colonelcy effective Apr1: j
U7, and Col. Jim Fechet promoted
1 Klatuped curilaKe rohe uud pillow allp to mulch nlaiuiii'd
In u. lovely Toplln. ; J'lnk or blue, sculloucd edKcs, all rinlahcd.
... Art & Baby Shop
"IWlultmilNH TOR TUB I1AUY"
UOlSTITCHINd llnlrl Summer Uldg. S'l AMrlNQ
BfrriiiticK I'A'rriiit.Ns . m. o. thread
ARCADE
TODAY-
, KIC1IAUD D1X
la
"TOO MANY KISSKS"
"Our (Jiiiik'' Comedy
vf T'rf Jll (J. cWi.M'
TODAY
WILLIAM DESMOND
'' ' And.
"WOLVKS Or TUB NORTH"
. FRIDAY TOM MIX
TRIUMPHANT UKTUKN KNGAOKMKNT
BRANDON OPERA CO.
MADE
MARCH 23-4
MONDAY NIGHT
Tiir nniirimii mm r
I fit dUHtmiAH bhlL
Must tuncrul, colorful and romantic uf
All Light Operas
.T-U-KSD-A.Y N I-G-II-T
chocolate so
Music bj' Oscar Slrailss
Ailiiptcd fiDin I'.ornaid Shaw's satirical comedy,
"Anns and the Man"
Kcstrvn) Seals for llulli Attractions mi Side
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CRKES: 51.65 JI.I0 IWcuny nut reserved. 8,c
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to his post of assistant chief of the
ulr service. ,
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-Tennessee will reach it peak of
power lu the next House of Iteprc.
hcntutivca not uchieved by any
southern state since the Civil war.
l"'or Tennessee tons will Hervc a3
rioor lenders Tor both the Republi
can and 1 )emocratie parlies.
. John Tilson. Republican leader,
und Fitils (Jar.-etl. Democratic lead
er, both being native sous of tho
Old Hickory state
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