Friday, May 28, 1926.
,Pajre Two
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SPORT NEWS
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REDS DEFEAT
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NATIONAL l.KAOI.'K
Olub
riiiclniutl .. -.
riilcairo
I'lttaburir .. ...
Hrooklyn .. ....
8t. 1OulA
Now York,
Philadelphia,' .
Uonton
W. 1..
2, 11
13
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..1 18
21 :21
..1 19
16 22
10 25
Pet.
.703
.629
.528
.614
.500
.600
.405
.280
AMFnifAK I.KACJIF.
ciuIh .' '
Now Toilt -w-...V.i.i
"DlCJ .. ....... -5
Philadelphia, .. ......
Cleveland ..
Detroit ..
Washington .....
Uonton .. ..............
Bt. louts'. .....
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. YESTF.nOAY'B OAMKM
jkationaIj i.iv;n:
St Urn la 3, Cincinnati. 4 (flril.
mno). ,-, ,
Heoond sumo R. II. K.
Bt. lul ....... 1 7 S
Cincinnati .. . 2 1
nattPrlea Johnnon. Hnthoron.
nnd O'Karndlj f Muy mid l'lc.lii-
lih ( ' ; ' '
Tlrooklyn 1, Philadelphia 5 (first
gam). .
HMond same- . .. 11. H. K.
Hrooklyn ;. S 10 0
rhltadolphla .. 1 6 ' 2
niutti'rlPii MnWi-onoy und O'NpIIj
pfan; i;irlcl und llfnllno.
'i.riTTsnuno (AP) n. h. r.
rfjilcuito 6 13 0
IltWuurK : 2 0 0
llattt.rlf'fi KAufmann nnd Harf
mtt: Oldhum, Hhwlmn, Honnt.r,
(Joorh and Smllh.
': TAMl'.nK'-AV l.EAOlU
PinrAOO (AP) it. ir. k.
I)rtrolt .. 4 7 3
Ohloano 5 111 ' !
VIluttrTlnw-HoUowiiv. Wclln and
Monlon; 'I.yonH and Orahowky.
WAHHINOTOV (AP) R. If. K.
Philadelphia. 3 8 0
Woahlnifton ;.' I 12 1
llntt'Tlco Harris, Pale and
forhnmi Johnnon and Iliiel.
BT. LOUTS (AP) 11. H. T:.
Cleveland .. ......I...... . 51 1 0 0
. Louis 8 11 2
v Hatterle--I)iiekeye, Kam anil J..
S.'Wtill, Wlnicard, Vanglldir and
llurgrave.
Aggie Rooks Defeat .
J- Frosh in Eugene Meet
i KITOBNKk Ore., May 28. HD
Tn an exalting track meet. In which
tha loners led until tl.n luxt two
ctventn, the, Ori'iton AurrlPiiltural
eollero rooks camo from behind to
detent the University of Oregon
freshmen on Iluyward field liero
jcsterJay 66 10 6614..
; The Oregon freshmen won eight
firsts to six for the rooks, but the
visitors made up the difference In
seconds and thirds. , j
j A heave, of 192 feet In tlio Jnvo-
nn ovent by WhUlock. of the rooks,
was a feature of the meet.
BRFXirrON KMIUIACKB MAX
,,SAN HAPAEU lal. (AP)
Tleing a scavenger, Joe Rorella Is
linmuno lo ordinary shocks but
when a skeleton jumped from the
rear of his truck ami clnnued Hh
clnmrriy nrniH urouiid his nook Jo
was illstrubcil. lie stepped on the
ifus and was rescued shortly afier
wards by a coiiHtuble who arrested
lllm for speeding. II Is believed
lhal Joe picked the skeleton up
nmong reruse from a doctor of
fice unci that the movement of I he
truck caused It lo embrace him.
HEALTH IS HAPPINESS
YOU can't be vigorous, alert,
energetic capable if you are
MificriBf with Pik or other Rectal or
Colon ailments The Important nerve
centers affected by tuch conditions cautc
severe reflex complications throughout
the entire system. 1 will GUARANTEE
IN WRITING to Mfely and satisfactory
cure your Piles as I have done for thou
mm QCeowri by my turns treatment- rerun
jntrlM. Ho cmlMHMtit, feopi
today for my ntw lOO-pfgt UkM
tntad booh of btcta, nxttvxts xrw
InfJaneoia lettan. It h fftB
DEAN. M trine
Rcu: acATtU! officii.
luMBIns fsfjil ai.Sj. SvSSM
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MDttAMOOrl
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Billy Evaris
Says:
IHAMONI) HKPARTCK
,. Whut do the umpires say to the.
players when (hey chose them?
Also what do' the' players stny to
the. umpires to .so. .ruffle, the -'of
ficials that they give them thn air?
! : Huch;questl6ns-ace ofteli'rird ut
mo after some. game In which 'cer
tain 'athletes . are '.given , the ,' gute
for thi,rest of jthd afternoon, either
because of too much conversation
Or panloihlmo.'. ,L.1'.,".'. . '.'''., - .
As a rule-' the ' expulsion- of a
player-Is mado.on the spiir of the
moment. , When, such -Is . the case
some snappy repartee, . Is', usuallr
passed between player and umpire.
Here are the facts of several epi
sodes that -Jiave . already been
staged this season,, with the play
er ultimately, wending; his way to
the club house. r
For, various reasons names' will
not be mentioned;
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. BARCABTIO COMMENT ,
A star Inflelder, trying for a dou
ble'play, majclng thO'forco at sec
ond himself and throwing to first
for the other half of the play, full
ed to get the runner at second, ac
cording to thn umpire. . - ,
The runner going to second was
one of the fastest In tb majors.
Tim attempt at the double play
should have been stoned by throw
ing thu bull to the man covering
the bog.- l '
Either as an alibi! or because he
believed the umpire had erred, the
player made a mad' rush for the
umpire and Jostled him about con
siderable as ho spoke thuslyi
"If a runner was ever out, that
baby was at second base.. I always
bought- you wore, blind, now I know
II."' The star inflelder In question
bus a very largo pair of feet and
doesn't- like, to- be- kidded about
their slv ' . '
"i don't know how you missed
the base with those 'dogs' of
yours." replied the umpire, "hut
you did, and. officially the mnn is
sufe." Other, players than proceed
t'd lo Join In the'argirtrtentr
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Ml'CH I'KF.O AMHI i
"t reruse to' stand for such a de
cision," said the player as hft de
llberatelydela'yed'tfle game despite
the .warnings: of the umpire,.
"Well, you can Sit down In the
club house for the rest of the after.
noon." replied the umpire, "you're
through for the day." :'.
"That's the way with all you
umpires," so Id . the player, "you
make a: mistake and. cover up by
putting the hall player out of tli
game." I might, odd that alibi Is
un old one, not so good.
"Why don't you put yourself ou
of the. gamej", was the player's
parting Jibe.' ,".''
"When: you decide you are 'no
Charley Paddock nuit make those
plays properly, I won't have any
reason o give you I he gate," was
the way . thn umpire ended the de
bate. '.. i .
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' I'l.AYFH PASSES ON
You missed that'one," remark
ed the. coacher ut third us he went
to his bench after the umpire had
culled the bstler out . on strikes to
end the inning, with thn bows
filled. ;
"You've' been missing them all
afternoon," added the player as hn
YNOVSIS of tbw annuel SUtttntnt ol Un
Sur Inffumw Ootntuy AuiarKi of
htm Turt. lu th Hula of Nt Turk, tu
tli Utlrv-flrit iUr of IMtntr. 1112 J.
IL tut o( Uriun. partuAiit to Um:
CAFITSL
Atuuimt of Mirtui ttMk bnM
up 11, 000, 000.00
Mt pretntumt rtvttd tlur
mi iU ir ia.30O.Od2 B
lUm1. divUaDdt and NnU
rfvvtTMl durtttg Um mi , 10T.409 JS
locoui fium other auuivn
iifl tlurti4j Ut r,. 1. 87-40
twUJ Income tJ.eMU.l
. MtiBl'HHtfWENTH
Jtet Jotttt paid durti.f tha
year Ineluaiui a4juetaMAt
iiwiim ll.aSB.S7;. 00
tMfMriHli paid an capltej efwuto
durluj Uie leer ......... 100,000 00
CumiulMfiMte im1 Mlarle veld
duriix the -tr 100.87ft 0
Tut. ItoAuei ai4 ( vM
duritii tlt rear Bi.'jSfl.ST
aniuunt f tut ether ttpettdt-
iwm , 101.444.7S
Total expenlltitrea , . . J.40e,fl4 30
ASSETS
value ol atari end boui
ovtMd luaihet value) . . .I1.II7.0&O 00
Culi Id baBha and on hand. . 444.071. 15
rmntumt tii omine of rullec1
Uu rttis alncw SeMciuber
80. HiJ6 47S.fll7.na
III I'J reorltetile 3.4W4 ii
Intt-tm auS rent du anS
an4 4Q.lS7.tM)
Betmutttw rLWerabla go
paid hiuaa 07.480 7
TuUl Mttaltted awata . S4.40.ul V9
LUlllUTIW
Orea ctafeM tur m ub-
lld S40.S9S.U
Amount af usrarneil r-
inluma eat aU wtuunalog
rl.i. S.91A.4S3 SS
IKie tar cota tnlteitiB aod
brntaraf t
AU vlbei UabllllMi SS.1S1.7T
ToUl tUbltltlea. iftulie
uf capital atork d
eunilua et 12.11.-
84 01 . .I7.K5.SS7 ft
Bl'RlNEHH IN OHtJiOH rtH THU KAU
Aai preuttooM rvcettM annul
SO. (101 70
La iBoinaei durtite U
mi t.SOV 47
Name et t-Vajpant, SUr bwruie
V1 gf aaivrira.
Katae of preeidaiit dS tMBaert. TVa ft.
Attdef; (ee. f. Iluarna, Ajulilant
alaaaiati W. Q. Rtcb. AeuiUui lu-
at.
Uiaerr ratd1 attoraaf fur aerttM. Ue
i. Jidm fertlrd Orefob.
IlfynnttU liiMiranor Affrmy
AttMitn
I n Cmirtf), 4rTffffm.
Heaver Pitchers Prove
Invincible; Win 4 to 0
r:
Pol.
.630
.620
.600
.400
.4X0
.476
..4,7
.420
'Mill) W. I
1am AnKi'lro ..30 16
jHfattle .. .....:..............2ll 24
i HlK'rumi Mlo 2 24
I Hollywood 24 25
I'ortluixl -.. -.. ........24 211
.IIhmIoii'..--..v;::,',..::..:j.?..j: 35
Oakland .. ........ ,...:;.,i..,21 .26
Han Kntnnlfoo .j ...... 21 28
K-alllt 0. Km'raiiiciitn 4
kioatti.k (Ai'i , h. jr. k.
Kacminento ... -4 12 3
Sc-ultli-. .. ... 6 1.1 2
HnltPrlea HiiKlifK and Korhli-r;
f:lllolI. unil J.-nklllM. ,.,.. . ..
- Ixm Aiiki'Iim ft, flollywnflil 0,
Ul.S ANUKI.KH (API ft. II, K.
Hollywood .. , 0 3 3
lAM AnKh'S ....... 5 5 0
llull.Tl.B Hull.rloil, . O'Neill.
Mulrnhy uud Itrdman; .Hamilton
and Randlierar.; v ... - .
: San Fraui'lKcO II, MlfiMlons 4. ,
BAN l''ltAA'l'IMl'Oj(AP) H. lf.' R
Missions 4 0 2
Ban Krnnclsco il 12 o
liatterles oeschger, l.udolphund
Murphy; Williams and Xelle. ,
Portland 4. Oakland o.
; POItTI.ANH CAP), , It. H. K.
Oakland '. .... 0 7. 1
Portland '..' 4 110
' Itatterles' Kruuse,' Kuiix and
Hanker; Hoo),- Hums and Toblu.
PII.KUISKI A-MIKNOMI'.R
WAIIHAW I'ilsudslil 'is tn be a
mlsiiouii-r so fur .us beverages are
concerned In his part of Poland.
His government hits prohibited
stiie of Intoxicating Manor during
the presldentlarelecllon.-.
con ti nu od on hlfl way to Ihr binoh.
. "Well, I um not Ifolnjf to nilw
you for the rest of thn frame. You
can taka your shower and good
rtUdiuict," rt plled thu timpiro.
""-..
A pluyer' on thn bnoh I.h tutting
Ifsuo with thu pint ft umpire on al
inoHt, evory pitch.
Thn uinpiri ut third howo, roal
Jxliitf llu umplm cuIIImk hulls and
Ntrlkt H Isn't; ur Jut- wSiat player
is mmtlng ooiifiirtlon. . dt nld'-fl
lo do a liltlc di-toctlvo work hiin-
He finnlly illscovoift thn player
doing- the klcklnir- At uhout (ho
sumo tlmo' ihn pluyer i uwnro
hUM bCrIf spottcdi;.., .... . t. ,
"Wf'U, who nro you looking at?"
aHkod tlio player thn third ham
umpirn jravo hm a ntony Hture.
"Nohotly hut you," isnld thn um
pire, "und I am fdrk of It. Get out
of here." .
t
, Till WKOXO IDKA
A star pitcher Is dlHtiffreolnsr' with1
thn umpli'R on his judgment. Op-
poHlng pluyvrH urn constuntly uMk-
liijf thn uniplrn to look t thn bn ll.il
DriieviiiR- the uncunny hrcuks It 1h;
tuktnr miiHl. bo duo lo trickery, i
The Htur pitcher, dtKpleortod ut
tho umpire's judg-mcnt and peeved1
at belnir forced t,o to throw tho;
hull to the umpirn at stated Inter-!
wits, loudly yells.
"Them Is nothing wrong wllh
the. bull, lt your' eycB."
"Jimt for thut I run Hon. you on'
your wuy to thn club hoiiHe." re.-
piled the. umpire; "the. hig Uea In!
pitching: l to fool th butlers, not'
me." - , i
l-PWV-X X. x A ' I
kuj&b ir--- ''- rA- v i
i wf tarr it? I
I ' upon t9 axis, so reuolues a" I
t - - - ww v-fwt.v.a u
world of food around the turnstile. Thousands have dis
covered a world of economu at Piqqlu miqqlq.u,e invite uou
too.
I
American Beauty Macaroni,
Spaghetti, Shell Roni, etc.,
per pkrr. 8c
Whole Wheat Nuggets,
Firr Nuts. ukc .....
Nabisco, Surrar Wafers
medhim pkg. 9c
Nabisco Sugar Wafers
large pkg 18c
Assorted Sugar Wafers
large pkg. ....... 18c
Assorted Dp Luxe Cakes
large pkg 35c
Kerr's Strawberry Jam
No. 2 can 39c
Kerr's Marmalade, 1 pt. jar 28c
Lux and Rinso Combination Deal with 1 Silk
complete with handle .'.
BOBBr JONES
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I Mt'IR FIKI.D, Scotland, May 28.
(AP) j Bwnetse of Now Vork
reuched the final of the Itrltlsh
jimuleur golf championship today
I by defeating W. O. Brownlow, of
Ireland, In their semi-final match
at the 21st hole."
Sweetser will play A. R Simpson,
a youna Scotchinun, tomorrow for
the chumploiishlp. Simpson . won
his semi final match from Arthur!
Jamleson Jr., two and one, , : I
Hweetser played superlative uolf
during the lust hair of his morn
ing mulch lo win two up from
Scott The American was lwo down
al the ninth, lurgely dut to his in
different putting, tuking flin ninth
when Bcoll missed a short putt. I
The. crucial point came at thej
ing I lie ball for his second shot,
moved it. Penalized for this, he
pulled Into the rough and lost the
hole, squaring the match. . ,
On Ihn eighteenth, both ap
proaches were good, but Bweetser'H
was the better and ' when Scott
missed a fairly short putt Jess
dropped his cleanly, the match and
the chance for Britain's premier
golf title were the American's.
Ml'lrt KH:i.l, Scotland, May 58.
WALLOWA LAKE WONDERLAND
OPENING MAY 29
Accommodations and Rates
; inm:i, iiooms
Ono hf,lt Hot ami Tolil Water sinuln $2.1111
flotihlc .Lull
T'O he.ls. Hot ami Col.l wntor.....:... 3.75
Ollfl I111I Willi halll...'. , ;. slilKln x.llil
' iluiihle 4.00
Two lir.ls with hath.... 4.r,o
SliriiiK wiiti-r piped lo every iimiiii In the Imlel.
HOCSIOKKKI'INn OAltl.NS
Two (louliln bf.ls 4.tt(i
One ilonlile hwl ,. 3.f,d
liielii.linsr hMl.!lnK. lliiHn, lieallnir stove, eook stove,
rooking utensils, fuel um electric Unlit.
SliKKl'IVtS CillH.NM
Two iloulile beils. , ,....$.1.00
One double be.l . 3.00
, , Inclmlini; be.blinK. linen, heutlui;' stove,' fuel
un.l electric IIkIiI.
ti:nts
Two he. Is, hcihlinff and linen
One beil, bedding anil linen
CAMPING rrtIVII,KOM $ .50 3.00
Includes use of ramp rumros, stiowci-s unci pnrk privileges.
SMM'lsl rules jiy Hie 11111111I1 iipmi .iipplltmlini. . ... .
SAlni,l -ArM) TACK. HOHSIOH ny the-hour, duy or week,
eoinpeteiitpiiidcs.
MOATS 2r.c per hour. $2.00 per 'day.
HOWI.INO AI.I.1CY I Co per man per Rilme.
.Milk, fresh vegetables, fresh bukery Roods, always obtainable
nt the modern RToecry store on the grounds. All accommo
dations are on the Kuropean plan; pi-lees will be quoted on
Ihe American plan If requested. . .
Iteservatlnus should be made In advance for July and
August
. . OlfV C. r,iscI'lli:ilSO., ManaKiT.
Opening Dance Saturday, May 29th
By Star Novelty Orchestia
I V "
' Gaocrranhic-al uriih iKn
g M . - - - -
ri tt. . ...
i-oiei economical until t'loqiq
IDiqqlij. As the world revolves
UnOn Itll . AYK et MnnhM. -.
Poppy Jeliy, No. 5 tin .85c
Gold Bar Catsup, pt. bottle 24c
Durkee's Salad Dressing
medium bottle , 35c
Best Foods Relish Spread
Yi Pt. jar 28c
Nalley's Sandwich- Spread
Va pt. jar- 28c
Ripe Olives, medium size
1 pt. can 20c
Sunbrite Cleanser, pkg. 5c
Bon Ami Cake, cake 10c
Boni Ami Powdered, pkg. 12c
Sani Flush, pkg 24c
Chipso, pkg 21c
Better Bubbles Toilet Soap 7c
pkg 22c
...17c
(A P) Jess Sweetser, of New Tork,
former amateur chumplon, is the
sole American to reach the semi
finals of the HrittKh umatcur golf
championship.
Hobby Jones, his magic expend
ed against Kohert Hurrls In their
contest yesterday, fell before. Ar
thur Jamleson jr., a brnw Scotch
lud, four and three this morning.
Hweetser came through ugainst
Itobert Scolt Jr. by the margin of
two holes. -Sweetser,
In this afternoon's fin.
uls, meets Hon. (1. 11. Itownlow
who defeated W. A. Murray five
and four, while Jamleson. Jones'
cou'iueror plays S. l- Simpson. ,
Junior Net Tournament
At Eugene Progressing
. KITIKNH, Ore.Mayl 28. (API
Three firHt rnuml -und Iwo second
round matches were run off yester
day al the opening session of Ihe
Kugeiie center Junior tennis tourn
ament at Ihe University of Ore
gon, courts. The other first round
mutches were won by default.
lion Hagenovlch or Lincoln, high
school, Portland, won the most
spirited match or the day from the
diminutive Wllliums of The Italics
6-1, 7-6. Another hard fought
match wits between Ardle Kearns
of Pendleton und l. li. Hendricks,
university of Oregon. Keurns won,
6-7, 7-6. 7-5. . ,
Haln was today threatening post
ponemcnt of scheduled matches,
Summary of yesterday's matches:
Jack Kaplan. Portland, defeat
.'
Km4K
- -
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Duster
.....92c
summer
W I ill
Dean' Irwin, Pendleton -l, -l.
Ardle Keurns,. Pendleton, defeated
I'J. It. Hendricks, University .of
Oregon, 6-7, 7-6, 7-5; Walter A.
Oosa Jr., Portland, defeated How
ard Bertsrh, Corvallla. 6-4, i-4;
lion nagenovlch. Portland, defeat
ed Bobby Miller. Pendleton, de
fault; James Hill, Pendleton, de.
feated William O'llonnell, Kugeno,
default.
Second round; Don Itagenovloh,
Portland, defeated Itoger Williams,
The Dalles. 6-1, 7-6; Fred Baling,
Uorvallls, defeated Bernard Wal
ters, Pendleton, 6-1, 6-4.
THK AHMV MTST WASH
SAN KHANflSCO. (AP) The
laundry at the Prrstdlo here will
case lo function on July I. The
little mailer of clean shins, collars
und nnlforms Is to lie mil to me
men themselves. Ilegululions pres-
rlbed thut the nu n must no clean
ly and freshly clothed and be.
stowed, hut fall lo make any sug
gestions as to how Ihey are going
I'lA.NO MIST HK SOM
Will sacrifice high-grade, piano
In sloruge near hern for Imnieil
late sale. Will give easy terms to
an established home. Kor foil par
ticulars and where It can b seen,
u.ldress. Portland Music t'o., fit
6th HI.; I'ortlajid, Ore. .
xi i.ioie are flies or
mosquitoes about your
nouae-oronite Fly Spray
is. a summer necessity!
Eofov once and thav the
tuuae it' a new, more
potent insecticide that
kii'la absolutely!
fiate to use anywhere,
non-injurious to per
sons, pets, walls, and the
most delicate fabrics.
Mothproof clothes and '
linen by spraying through
bureau drawers, ward-
1 robes, etc. Kills all insects
and tneir eggs.
Has given results never
before thought possible
in wiping out tenacious
bedbugs, fleas, ants,
roaches, lice and moths.
Yet, with all Its insect
killing power it has a very
pleasant odor. A wonder
ful new insecticide from
the scientific laboratories
of the Standard Oil Com
pany of California.
Now on ssl st grocery,
drug, hardware, dvparttnsnt
Moras and otbsr damlsrs.
MfftUD OH. COW ANT OPCAUTOIUIU
i isTvin ii Hr
FE5r j
$121 i yp
. i ' I lOioiiitef
to accomplish this miracle without
a laundry. A suggestion that Chin
ese laundry men be recruited hus
met with a deep official silence. It
Is moro likely that the army will
adopt Ihe navy's "washday" sys
HEY! KIDS!
. FIREWORKS
Are Here.
KIDDLE'S STORE
Island City ;
BAKER-LA GRANDE
STAGE
Leave La Grande
7 A. M. - 12:20 P. M.
and 3:30 P. M. .
Chocolate gj
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmc&m.mzm'mmiMmmammmmmmimmm
can't. For a!l . vvpT ....
! three cuts are . ' . .
. exactly alike. But there's a JlMV
big difference in the NEW-
"Try one over on your
piano." The smooth, new milk
chocolate coating and th.eNF.V7
center will be" music to your most '
fastidiou3 sweet tooth.
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Ion
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TENT THEATER
Corner Third and Jefferson
"Saintly Hypocrites and
Honest Sinners"
Greatest Feature Play Ever Written
Endorsed by Press and Pulpit.
Adults 35c; Children......lOc; Reserves......20c
18 PEOPLE WITH JAZZ BAND
AND ORCHESTRA j
Any show can play one night-
WE STAY ONE WEEK!
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tein, carbohydrates and vilaminrs
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(ess often needed that world
authorities are advising. ';
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ifllinir breakfasts? Today et Quicki
Quaker: . . , food thut stands by you
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