La Grande evening observer., December 14, 1925, Image 2

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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSKKVKK
Monday, JiU'remlicr I I, l'.Kifi.
, A BEAUTIFUL, DISPLAY OF
New Handbags
That Will Appeal to Gift Shopncrs.
HILL'S
"A Good Place To Trade"
I rf HTk WH TTI T "V TII TT Y" " J 1 1 't m- 1 I
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cm is in in iiwihi i .: ur wrj
SELECTS TEI
NKW VOKK (My the Associated
Prists) The makeup of thf first,
m-eond and third fill-Atnerienn
fool hull teams for tl't-'fi, compiled
hy Tin- AsKoelated I'reHH from run-try-wide
opinions, is iu follows:
I'lrt lilevcn.
l'ndn: llenny Oosterbaun. Michi
gan: Mike Tally, J lartmout h.
Tackles: Kd Weir, N-dtrasI'.a;
Itnlph ('hase, r'ittshlirir.
Cuanls: u I I mhl, I Jart mouth:
Herbert Sturhahn, Yale.
Center: Kl McMillan, IVineo
toh. (iimrlcrhnrk Harold (It'd)
(liiiiiK''. IMinoiH. '
Jiall'liaetCH: iifortfp WIIhoii, I'nl
vrnity of Waliin)fton: Andy
(Hw-d0 ()hTlandT, Darlmonth.
Kullhach: Krnhs Nevi-ra, .Sinn-,
ford. , ,
Krniil Illi'veii. . t
TviidR! Thayer, I't-niiHylvanlu ;
liorn, Army.
" Turk leii: I'arkor, Dartmouth; J
(fiiardff: Nikh, Ohio State; Hurk-!
ler, Alabama. I
fVntrr: lirown, Mlchiifan.
guarti-rhuek: 1'rhMlnian, Mlrhi
ffaa. tlalfharkR: Tryon, f o 1 k a I ;
l-'lournoy. Ttilane.
, v i-'ullbaek: HIiikI'v Prlnretch.
Thlnl Jllcven.
-Kndn: IlanHon, Kyraeusc; I, owe,
TennnHKei.
TuekhH: yte, Conzajfa; Kd
wanlM, MlrhlKan.
Guards: Altihan, Went Vit'Kinl:i;
. ('arey, ('ulltornia.
Center: Hutchlns. Nehrunku.
Quarterback: Jlyde, Colorado
Aggies.
Halfbacks: Keef e r, ' Hrown;
Hrown, Alabama.
Fullback: K. Tesreau, FnlvorsHy
of Washington.
Honorable .MetilloiiH.
Knda: Shlpkey, Stanford:
Moan.
' Columbia; Kussell, Jllinols; l'ul-
hbivi, t iNcuiiHiii; ivorn, rwart n
inorr; O'Connell, HoHton college.
Tackles: Joas, Vale; Kearney,
Cornell: HeiidtTHon, Chicago; Haw
kins, Michigan; Riven, Vander
bilt; Krickson, Washington; Spra
Kue, Army; Tuylor, Southern Cali
fornia. , '
Guards: K. Curey, Cornell; Kll
iTour, Harvard; Wlssiiiger, IMUh
burg; l.enlz, Navy; Shively. Illinois;
Stipi k, Wisconsin; Griffin, Joua;
J.rvy, Tulane.
Cenlrs: Cravalh, f-'oiithern Cali
fornia; Ituhinson, IViinsylvanla;
I.onry, Northwestern; Affeld, Cor
nell. Quarterbacks: Pease, Columbia;
l.elth. I'ennsylvanla: Hiury, South-
iii t'uillotniu; Kelly, Aiontana;
Giittormsen, WiUihliiKton; A I tu
iiiiHt, Minnesota; cheek. HiM-yard;
I'oley, Syracust; Hubert, Ahibaiiu ;
Gruham, l-'ordham university.
Halfbacks: Imlay. California;
Kaer, Southern California; KnIm Ii.
bnva; March, Ohio State; Carr.
Syracuse; Klrkteskl, Lafiiylb ;
J-aih, I art nioul h; ltog rs, I Ynn
Kylvanlu; HaKkrrty, GeoiK' tov n;
Joeling, Minnesolu; Harmon, Wis
consin. Fullbacks: Kn-ux, Feiinsylvanin ;
IcCaity. Chicago; llritton, III i
Pols; Molenda, Mlchigitu: Alt. n.
Vale; Wycoff, G.-orgla Tech; Aiihh.
WashtiiKton uml .b-rterson; Gunlaf
son, Fillsburg: Flansky, George
town; Jthod.s, Nebraska; Fry.
Iowa. .
Webfooters Plan Tur
Through California
FNiVFKSlTV OF O It F. G O ,
Fugene, Ore. (Sperlii I The vars
ity biiskeibalt teum will h i,y
on a two-we.'ks imnifioi ming tour
through ' 'allfornlii durtiiK th
Chrlslmas holtditys at the ,-n.! of
this lerm w lileh Is Ore. mb. r I s,
weordlng to an antiouii. -ni' m by
Coach Hilly IMnhait. Th.- barn
will return, Jainmry 4. an.-r pi.iv
Ing eight ga s.
"ontesis huye tl d'-riniii "y
' scheihlhd with Fnlv.-rvity o; it
fornla. Southern Ibamli, Cos ,n
i:e. Athletic rich, ran
Tuiehers renege, . dlunds 11 li l V i -sily,
und Loyola euM.e .,r Lo An
Keh s. Tentative K"lil S . II ! ;-t.
-Mary'H, St. Ignatius and tne Oi Tu
ple club ot San Fruneis o have b, . n
aiTHUKi d.
I ho trattl Will vl, the
west foot hul I game at I ,isad
New Years day.
ua on
WII.SOX WONT TI11N IT.l). I
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Preiwl Ororife Wllpon. itl-. m. 1 1-j
ran llalfhaek, who Is Kra.luatui.r :
this aradenilc year from the I Hj- '
verslty of Washington, has st.itt il ;
that he had rejeeted nn off.-r or i
$3,t'0 to play proreslttonal feott.MI ;
In Florida In the Christmas holt - j
tlayit.
Wilson In preparing for the eon.
filet of the I'nrple Tornailn In tie
Jtoso Howl, nt I'asinlena, I'ul..
January 1. with tho Crimson Ti.l
tt the Unlvrrslty of Alaunma. . 1
Billy Evans
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I '( Ili lca(..t! liy 1 1 ;f. (Dllr'S
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(ffillie-. 1 1 ''I'll T( ! I' '(;. Ul .I'M' ill'-t i;-.-4,(r
flllr(Kt Ijj p:ol-,s.;iail fo'iltdli, un
I playi d I V t'Jilmr ui1i'.f i.u n. ln
I sport in in no ilNii-r of I"
-lnlnlr-d.
Th. aethin of "i;.'d" rn.T" In
h-nvini; roil.c in 1 1 : : di'.r jnr
for lh- prof. i-s.oiiM -;!!. w th
; r ; I r ii-kmi lor tin- flr:.;t'f nt' iiH
. iin-H th- 'oil..M hyvi- ndop! r I -t1
It. i
j Vifvvod fnini e. rlaln am:i h it Ik
to bi- ri-Kri-ttrd that Cninir-- did not
;hnifi!i hiK r-;. - r ,.i i-olti j.-,.-. Ii.h .te
lion didn't i!iii- ennrurm with roN
li-iro t-'hi:'. I'Voni 11 lun.ii'l;:! an
k'lf it wah ;i wis-- liiovt- by ih" "i- d
hi-ad." j
It iimy be a -f-oro nf yar-r b.
jfon I hi Krldlrtm, nnecivi cs aiioth
ir (ir.piii-f, mi II woulr prububly
havi biMti b-i;t if tii.- euJl. mi
llionth had liiiuiil hla ai'llon. j
It -i-rlainl.v would haw ):-cn
more tltj'.nilied f iae riil'd un
lli'.'iilii-d to iac pi-si
(id! tlrNUon. The
Hon. 'I lie r, if m -u-ni.s
auoptrrl tend In m.il.e lor public
heliew (lir i oUi ;u- ailttmi UI -s are
woii'ietl. 'I he.f I.-. no u i .1 for mh-Ii
K IV i'hlt;:.
I
nn.V 'i ic stand.
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Si'Veral governing booh h of col
lege (oolliall h..Ve IliUcii a dertnltr
sliind on tiie roiofs;c)iiJil game
alrendy, all IiohkIi the ioo'b.vli hm
Bon of 1 m just over.
j III Hlif.',IMt.(V, the v.,
i Mlsfiottrl Valley and th
'Til. 1 lit!
Soul hern
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the pro
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rays any player, coach, manure!-.
Icftlrhtl or publicity in;eut who has
Ibe.n connected wilii the prof i, s-
sional lii im- cannot be , u:i,ii,v
iy 'iMW-he v i piieliy.
Tho Missouri Valley conference
has gono even furlher, making thei
rule retrouctive mid eniliNg.for the'
dismbiiul of find' n:-,, lnm i!,ir
prem nf. caoii-iiy.
Such a nil- .i hardly fnlr ntVl
will not j h ei wiih popular i.pprttv-i
nl. No doubt (lo re lire ninny '
coiielu-s wim !i:ive phiyid i,-(ites-!
sloiu.lly now o'vupyluir iiositionH !
! with which tin y are well Hutisfied .
and are a:so in high favor wilh.
the cull- j,, s I'lnployliijr tin in. )
Hy nmkfng thr rule rotnmcf Ive
Hie-" iiieti will Ic itbmNM'd, Tor
(tiijie ilmip Monetblier niH pie
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the ):.''; L'mv-rjoty of Arkaiu:iM
i 1' vi i). is not Mi'istlt:ons of (he
rniitil.-r ").V J-:pi.i in. Ii" ralH It hiK
lucky iMiMiUr, for h-.-'rt pliyt-d fl
L;ilt nil ins s )ioo lift- ai-d has iH r
ken loM.nl oat of ihe j.iiiio tlnouh
injiiii'H. 1 Ii-'h pome lo ehti to it
thioiiMhout Ins aiity caii'-r, loo
he p.tyx. lU"K(zrii;iirft a junior, d-d
the uiiHp" nd iin l-s !a:-t fait
hy playtm evei y I i ei- iositton from
c liUr to end, and W pu-Md at. of
Aiii'-riepn in-lin!pi-
of fair play.
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Frof. Manby of tin Fnlverslty
of Missouri says he feels the cul
ler s have dealt pro football a
(tli llmi' l.v liikioe- tt ilt'Tinite
rtnd and muhlrig tile rule against.
pro uttaeht s retroactive.
. J'rof. Manh-y also states that the
nrm, a.noil irame Is on the decline
nm) W Hnon die a natural death
and the colli ges desire to hasten its Frof'-sslon: 1 foothill Jrw-s no)
demia . I f'nd -favnr wit h Hishop S.nr.r i
I do not a'jrer with Prof. Manleyj"! flrnl the public has a u f in:T
That the pro game is on the decline, j Interest in athleettes.' fc.- stii-'t
I ma not so io-en for professional
toot be II. I w ill tako the college
brand uny time. The traditions and
the color that goes with the col
li go game is what really makes
th- H'lort worth while.
The profession!)) game is purely
a financial propesition. There is
none of the glory for "our ulma
mummy" stuff. However, Instead
of being on the decline, tin pro
fessional season of Hi 2 5 was the
firs! year ih which It lias met with
much flunnrlul or artistic success.
nm nolHve Hie rnllcge nn
" ' lielpir.K Hie pi ofchmal sport by
;:lviii'j it iiiim Ii puiil.'cliy liocntisc of
'I Ihe h7i(h' staml tlicy Finve t'lkeii.
Anoiher ChriHinia-H story: "Who
the dickens left that dent train
right in Ihe middle of the. floor?"
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Football-Has Place In Life
OJ Student, Bishop Declares
j CNIVKHHITV. (r Ol'.KOON liu
i point, Ore. (.Special) 1'olnilnv ul
ithe value or a comprchcnKfve phy
education, lltnhnp Waller T.
t Hummer, who recently completed
(Ms wck nt the 1'iilvpralty for the
eleventh coiifiTiitivc year, declared
I thai un lmpodtunt part of his edu-
lion is a well developed and mr
Msful foothill team, coached by
an expert. lliHhop Hunuier earn (Hunks. J bellexe football to be the i stale foiled', Idaho, ItonaaKa, Mon
yrar devoten contddcrahlr time toireateBl .sport in rolb lift-. WhlhM (,-n.i. Or-;'n and Oregon Affrieul
ctinlj'inc ntudi nt lift and aeadrmte j only a comparatively mall niiiii- imrai eoUojr.. u hlidf-w fim thr
aiiatrn.
"I helirvr If wo an lo have all.
i around citizens, vv innut develop
the iilbaronnd man. whit h inrludt-s
not only nu ntul an I spiritual
but thr phyhit-i.-l as well." Sumnri
said. "I arn thirifore tntirrtd
in all of thr nthh-llrs at the I'nU
versity. and trrnwndousiy itnpri s
I'd with thr splendid proiiress of
the university dinitiK thi-sA t-n
years.
"I om ouito -iiirr that rltiz-n
-jrcnernlly of the .-datr. when they
Kiv the maticr koihc romdderation.
will be gratified at the. proere.s.H
nitdr and will iirue that football at
Oregon be put upon the winning
side, both for the good of old Or".
Van as wdl us for thr prt (;,- of
the mule.
I'roiliotef Cine .Spirit
'"I tirti vere rnurb toorh ,j bv Die
attiinde of thr nnlvrrnllv ntmlinis
itt the elrse of th' I. A. game.
The followir-r dav I was in I'or
vallti, and 1 heard a number of
students speaking among thrmel
f coinm:td!nc with onrhnsiam
the excellent 5llri shewn by ttir
tiniver.-if - 'ndrnts follcwln th-
g in. Not wlt!itandtng th drfs tit.
he BtMdent body ?ieef'on remain, d
in their fdaeeR to cheer the . A.
('. victorious leanu und to xjy 1 ri
b;ite to their abihtv in winning, by .
remaining .standing while the O. A. j
'. Ktod'tilf marriiH.1 sinpnq- nui
cheering. The aiton follow. rue the i
s;i,n'
ltd mil' h to cm'nt a frun !-
hip between the two inttTutiors :
u friendship no niTf-Miry to the
millal benefit of two colb-i('-s. not
only on Ihr campus but throiiKh- .
lout ih
5fjte." 1
"and d'-in.fnds lhat they
lha! tbf-y l.r n '
believe .his Interest Is in amweiir I
rather Ihun professional snor.,JO" "V ' " 0!il ",H y' "r B m ' ,n
college ni'-n match w its as against
the machine-like strategy of r-ro-tcslonal
learns. This accounts for
the desire on the part of the pub
lic to attend college matches rath
er than professional games.'
Sports hrve -.1 real pin re in col
lege life, according to Hishon Rum
nier. A tearn lhat crushes its w:iy
along does not make thr Impress
ion on Ihe public or Hie sludenis
as dors one Hint Is clever. Wll
couched In elements of the game,
and itMf.i goiil strategy. This Is
mchtnlfy si iiltu luting lo the pl:iyerii
anil has grout "carry-over" value
to Hie student In other fields of
endeavor. Hishop Sumner explain
ed. "1 believe that such piny extends
m nt m m m iw w nn n, nn ( f m m int
un The Inside'
You often hear someone say enviously: "John
Jones surely was lucky. He was 'on the inside' and
knew when and what to buy. That's how he made
his iilc."
It may not be possible for you to .get "on the. in
side" of many investments but you can be an "in
sider" and save money in the things you buy daily
for your home, 'business and pleasure.
Heading the advertisements lets you in on the
inside. You can read them study them compare :
values make your decision before even you enter
store. You know what you want what is safe,
and wise to buy. You don't have to take a chance
on an unknown product.
The outsider the feilow who doesn't read the
advertisements has to buy anything he sees and
wrong!
Read the advertisements and know the inside
story before you place your good money in the buy
ing market.
ADVERTISED GOODS ARE RELIABLE.
Itgidf to a fttinb-rit hody'a morale
and perhap (ronrraien greater
p'ed in ela-" room and cT( ral
flair." he oil. "I hdievu that j not y ar's footbalt tranii-s and the
(in-gon needji t thl time not lu i- election of offUvrs for tin- I'a ill'
trr material for a tram, hut more jenam intrivo'letrl it athletic con--ikillful
h'adrrsliip and ar to i i'r-ne' riarkrd 'ittirdsiv'n Si-wion
year eonwinter.t coaehin. ' h.':-o,of the annual inre;lnn.
"Cor inmiy yettin I hae follow -d Wh- n Ih l.irno mivrtM;ti s. In-tin-
Rante and 1 have hVriu.i irwii) u-iudirur Wa.M.liitton. WaHhiitcion
n-r piuy im Kaine, -e u onus tail
rill Mini Ik li.xtt in I !.. (u,t..1.i.
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alonjt the lln.s of expi-eed en-
fairness irrespective of which ever
side wins. Ioya.lt v In t he itntv.-r.
Hltv and real spirit. I know of not vi'"vrs M l-tf cell jr-s com-!
other sport which coinpans with '""t niphasi.-d the fact tint
If, . Iihe tnoco was entirely harmonious I
Foxtbl Ias Financially ;;n "intual advantage. For j
"It must not be forgotten tha
football is a great financial asset."
Uishup Sumner said,, and to make
it financially successful a top-notch
coach must be secured.
The surplus money from fool
hall goew to carry the other net i vi
ne of Ihe student body; upons, ,
for nsics, dramatics. Hishop Sum- I -ner
explained. An Investigation ' ,
of funds of 34 colleges a couple of I
years uku showiil lhat football
paid the expensea of track, base-
ball, basketball, wrestling, boxing,
soccer,- tennis, swimming. Manyj
limes intra-m urul sports, class
games, group lea it is, recrenlion and
physicial education programs are
supported by football, said Hishop
Sumner.
I nivi-rsity budgets, he said, do
not permit large expenditures for
recreational features, but football
gate receipts do often provide such
facilities for on entiVe student
body.
Southern Caltfornians j
Dei eat St. Marvs 12-0
I.OS ANOKI.FS (Hy thn Assoc!
atei I'ress) The Fntversity o!
Southern California football eleven
splashe.) a 1 2 to scot o over the
record of St. Mary's college of .Oak
laud here Saturday In a game
v. hich piled up a high water mark
.or penalties, passes and poor
punting. The st:Hion proved the
1 1 , "Uy , r M0,ton Ktu r Tro'
recoru 10 me topnoich of the en-
tire Fnited States. He tops tho
lisr, according to official figures,
with 114 points, leudlng Kddlo
Tryon of Colgate, who has 111.
The I'. S. C. teuui camo within G ,
points of eiiunltfng tha high rec
ord score ot 4H1 points lndd by!
thn FnlvorsHy of WushiiiKton.
"If yon need lo slop in a hurry,
put on t lin bra lie." j
"Oh, I didn't know you wore;
them; I thought they were part or"
tho cur."
Never concede lhat a man is a
convincing speaker, until you hear
him try It on u traffic cop.
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BIG COLLEGES
: WITHDRUV FROM
N. W. CONFERENCE
SKATTI.K Uy tin Afwoclated
Pn-M) Withdrawal of the Inrfcc
univrtdtn t from the northwest in
terval hmate' athletic conference,
til.' aoleytn of s uni" ol'ilcvrH for
n.iet a , t ,('.i-
Ihe sumller
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eMii')Ci a nniiounccii u.ev nati ai-
, r,.nily oruiinU,M, would retain
i the mime ;,nrl eiirtihtltiy
flC.ents of thr ccnl'erencc.
re gill re
some time there has licen dissatis
faction with the eld
which notched large
with small s.-hools.
conference,
institutions
i ttrd!;ii students to Cnrry
' Home I . S. Oeiiinl Mct!iods
KW OK1.K AN'S, IAD-Nine f
led nts from foreign countries
(attending l.oyol.i Fniwrsii. New ;
Orb ens. are pivpurtns to t:l:e Am. !
ertcan dental methods back n
.their homes. The university bus!
) !.1 students from tn countries oth
jer than the I'nited Stales and nine
;arv enroll. , I In the .school' of den- ;
,'trislry. the prospective. iletlllst'i
Including Kafael F.enit.z, leader of
i he ban-i. j
Three err studying pharm :ry j
and one is nimlUug himyelt lo the '
school of arts and sciences. I
I Guatemalu leads' filh four, fol
i Inweil by Mexico -and Cuba with
; two each.
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iind Miss Ji.enner.
school to'iohers herp. are busy pre
paring a program lo he giv
Christ mas.
1.. S. Wlnth killed four' hogs
Wednesday and shipped iheni lo
Hates, Oregon. v
Winn Duncan and It. J. Vanker
were business yisUom to l.a Gran-
dr Wednesday.
lediecl Soring grangers expect
to attend I'omonia grange at I'n
ion Thursday evening.
S-M-ral of the fariin rs fn this
vicinity are tinL-ditiig their fall
plow.ng.
Th" roads are In fine condition
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1 Thr ;rry sink's.
Cillt Ui our SIiiku li-;Mt al II I I Jf ffi.iii Ave.
! AH .Modern lillil lleiltcd SlBK'"s.
i.k.wi: i.a .it win-, i-'oit
.Inscnll II A. M'. - I I'. .M. - 4 I". .M. Sunilnv, II A. M. . . I'. M.
I'l lKlli'liin II A. M. -1 1'. M. Daily.
OmiK'rl.s to W'alla Wnlla ntul I'oi'llniiil.
t'lu'np Kulrs , Jl.'pot I'lioiio Wo Tarry Kxprc-ss
Oil Spit'Inl Trips .Main 7!I9 . Ami Trunks
Means the best that can be had, vtn at much
higher prices. Remember, that the FREED
EISEMANN line only.. asks permission to show
you in your own home. Wc are only too jdad
to install one in your home on approval. You
arc under no obligations: to us. ,
Oregon Hardware & Imp. Co.
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Thor Ironers
Western Electric
Washers
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Greebe Radio Sets
Other Radio Sets
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after the ii'ci nt ratlin. ,
Mr. and Mim. j. K. Kennedy and
daUglitrrH, Jean and Fur, spent the
week-end at La Crande with thcli-fon-in-law
and daiu;hti r. .Mr. atnl
Mih. 1 A. t "handler. They yv. re
neconipanied by Mr. and Mrs. M.
W filth.' Thry were dinner gnestH
Sunday of Mr. and Mra. '. K.-n-nedy
at I'nion.
I, liidwell. of North I'nwrt r.
was a buHiness vi.ljr at Medical
!. Springs Tuesday.
("us l'eters and Segil Coffinan
II I'eliyrrnl two i)eir Ct:V3 to Maker
'Monday.
MiKes (ib nola Wanker and Fa
ther Kennedy W'Te gucids of .Mia.
C. O. Itlooni Wednesday.
Irs. R WmUen lias been ill.
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I a,a,,s cupaldc
Ctnton. China, had
of seating 1 0.oao
students who en mo to take exam.
Inaiiona lor public office.
Seme men are siM-h b':;ite fr.nN
they will laugh ut a poor woman
when her s'noea hurt In r f.-et.
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