La Grande evening observer., January 11, 1927, Image 4

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LA GRANDE EVHNTNG OBSERVER
(Incomortted)
An Independent Newntaper
FRANK B. APPLEBY.
-.Editor and Publisher
HARVEY V. MATTHEWS.,
..Buslneaa Manager
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Im Grande, Oregon, The Observer-Star published every Krlday.
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r'jot" FOLLOWS I'NDftllHTANUINH "And "II II"' ie..li!
vWil llieir way to eat, am! to Ulink, mid In tend pui'lluim, and
to inukt Ki'ent mirth, because they had untlci'Hluoil the -i'ti'il.i
that were deelareil nntu theni.'.' . Neh.,. H:2.
itt's the hand that holds thc.pui'sG-sti'ings in the legislature
tip which La Grande eyes are fixed this session.
Weatherspoon, of Union
County, Dravs .Sever
. al Assignments 1
..NOT WITHOUT HONOR AT. HOME
HTATI3 UQVB& Hulem. Oro.,
'Jan. II (Al')-SpeuktT John H.
Curkln tliis momiiiff announced the
contmiitft-s that -wilt; handle . the
mum ot IfKiHlatton ' that will lie
. flowUitf tin a (aUy vulunm next
wiH'k. Ohuh-iiiun' ot tho Important
coninilttooti . aje vetornnfl of other
tuwHiohti. Ilepn-Bcntutlw tlordbn,
Multnuiuuh. heuda , , Mays und
mriinH, lU-prt'Huntutlvo ivnton Hur
Utrk, of ItcdinoiW, who was huhI
or hist yi-ur, heads the! Judiciary
roniinlttei'. " Hi'prcfsntatlve -Jitmeil
,11, HaxlRtt, of JUood Itlver. Is chair
man of lie Irrigation conimltlcu.
Htvpn-st'ii tn 1 1 v( i, Hamilton, of
Hul, will licoil 'tin; t'omnillteo un
taxation. j
In addition tn . the roads and
highways cotmnlt.t!iv ('urltlji ;has
..crvutd one on .uulos,. dun, to, the
KTowlnff mum of h'KlHlation nlo'iK
(his tint). A committee on taxa
tion and rf venue has hecn I'stub
liKhcd In addition to one on assess
ment and taxation. There ure throe
law committers this year, consti
tutional law, revisions of laws, and
Judiciary.
Ills AiMihitiuetitH
CurldiiH foitunltleu appointment
follow:
Arfilcult ure Tom. ('.lulrmuu,
.Mcl'InTKou, vice chairman; Allen,
fliimlKn-n. Kpiliif,rer. Jufolli-tt(
ItUHsell, Hrott. Stewart.
Auloinohiles and roads Gra
ham, chairman: I'ierce, vice chair
man: -Allen, IlilltiiRsley. Jt, H. Ham.
Ittou, V. K. Xamillon, . Hunter,
r'cterson, Ktewurt, Wealherspoon
Wlnslow.
AssessiiMiiit und taxation Ger
man: Uoheits, , vice chairman; ' J'ublle lands Kin?, clmirnimi;
Chlndcren. (iile, Kenny,. AkPher- Ihiiley, vice Wmlim-in; t'lamcr
ii o w a r ii, .Mctiuwaii, retcrsou.
ItaiiMntr and eoriioratiiiiis . - Hnell,
Cramer, chairman; MclMiersun, Kailroads und tninsiiortatiou I
vice chairman; i'olller, Kpplnffr, CiihIiIIkIK. chairman; SottlPinuivr.
German, Mc( ,al!lter. .McCready, vice chairman, Gut-don, Henderson,!
Mi Hit, Sehulmprich, Swan. Tom. j Keasy, Olson, Si overs, '
v urn nit i .mo iui mdnuu t RGsolutlons Alelndl. chairman;
Kuelm. chalrimui; Keuwy, vice ,,ewls vlre ..hairn.an. Uurdick
chairman: Itailey. W. S. Hamilton. iMlieyt:inu MeCourt. tlsen. Sievers.
inn mkm i. - . Revision of Imxyh Loiieran.
ine weamer, on wnicn me concrete work tiepends, is 'he only ' . ' ".. . . .,""rM,"n; hi Ikk. urunmiKh, ciark. .Met
- , , m. . . . ivirunani, iiazieu, winttiou-, Aiott,
cuse for delay. The local hifht and power company has 'swan.
bten ready to take over the new load for several months' """ "" iniow. chairman; .Mcriowan,
, . . . . . ... , , , ifnnirninn: i iarli, Vict' flialrman;
and the remaining poles on Adams avenue will be a thing oiiwy. ciii-, i..i, .MiPheraon,
REBELLION RlFT J!! 1
IN MEXICO NOW
Catholics and C a 1 1 e s'
Troops Clash, 21 Killed J,
and 10 Wounded .
SHHSSSaSJ LTT
Tucsa,!lanuaty.lL-1927;:r
i ?
GINGHAM PORCH FROCKS t
$1.80 : '
' Values to $4.50
N-K. West & Co; Inc.
La Grande's Leading Store For 25 Years
MHXICO CITY, Jun. 11 (AI'J
bpocinl iltspatchos from Guadala
jara stoto lliat 21 persons huvo '
been klllrtl und 10 wounded in a 1 - - - ?
(clash between Catholics nnd Ilia volt In Mexico is not regarded as Id directors, ami for Dm trunsae.
' t ti.lt.til nllthn-IKna In 1 1. a tn ' . .. .. .. ...1. .. t t
...u...wk, ... iv serious IS lndlcal:d by the dvlllal ; lion til suen u r uuniaeas as may
of t.ocula lit the state of, Jalisco. iv.ni'd bite vealenlav of n rumor be brouKhl before said mertlnr.
Iho mayor of Coculu and tho n,al (ho juurz garrison was to Dale of first iublicution Janu.
tai uepuiy. nosienes wa.Hiiu, bo reinforced. Tho denial wus ury 4th. 1027.
'ly CiiIiIim home fiilks In Annual, (in., Tlun't believe tile tblilKS
I'lilnmlxKliiiHl' K. .M. l.iiluIlM fciys "Duteh" Leonard said nl t him.'
lrmn I'obb'K i-i'turn. ho w.-is niel with handelasts, a basket of.
ehry.sitntlieinums ami a roio:nl to run iiim for mayor.
man:
'( apoioi.
UiiKi;, (lle.sey, Wealiier-
tocal
were ninone Hioso killed. v miKlo my Major joso Klorennaua, I
The dispatches, . which worn chief of staff to Generul Itomail
lacking' In details, reported that Lopez, coinmunder of the Juurcs
Iho iHiinlcipnl autliorliies offered Garrison. " 1
opposition to a relijrious demon ( ; '' .
niraLion tvliereupon tho Catholics f -
attacked municipal offlcors cm. XOTIl'K TO I'liKUITUIlS
plovccs and policemen, a battle
ensuing. ,
AKiltrlftilH Knpiiorl C'allCH
The king of England, it is said, has l)ecomc almost a
tietotaler; hot milk heing his preferred bevemge. Maybe, ""''" ". winsiow.
if s a result of tasting some of the stuff designed for ex
ptrtiition to America. . ,
J "When the flwvers bloom in the spring" La Grande will
lit last have her new stiept. lin-ht.ii-n niiits inutnllnrl Hieimirli.
oHt the business district. All of the material is here and i
2 Measures Are
Introduced By
State Senators peace to the state of.
Notice 'is 'hereby given that the.
utulcruijfned.' us Superintendent of
Tho ogrnrians, it was announced ',ik " 11,0 sta' Oregon, is
todav, have decided to support ensrira oi mo nssds nna ni
I'resldent Cnllos and Mexico City Mr' ot 'ho Cove Stutc rtnnlt,
h('ad(iunrters has Instructed (i Cove, 0-ejn. for tho purpose of
agrarian organizations -throughout liqu-ilatlon. All persons who inav
Mexico to cooperate with federal hsi-e- claims against said hank a'0
Iioojis In pursuit of rebels where; : h-rcr ' noUficd. to inuko legal
evi'r found. , j proof i thereof, liy riling U duly
. .... tu.ii Ivvr.irtiM .claim', as by law1. providei
er ,' To ceBs ZXrX ffj-nr "I
Leon was .lefeated last Friday ncar ! CJB-,M, l"" of,,7, '
imrango City. Torreon. specials ,hr.C'ove, State- Itank. Cove Or. -
statu that Oeneral Oon-.alo lOsco, ' ?'. u,u lu uuy
lair, military commander at Tor; ,. ,' ,, ,,
reoi. has re,rted that thu' sitha. !,' ot hlyvt -VuWcMvn. IK
tirnt Is merely a revival of the broli: cTw , . . r, .. '., "
, presented by the warlike 'Not- , Jhitoof Last Publication, Xlaren
initul Indians who aln nys revofl '--'. -'r. '..V,' V
when no opportunity pn sonts it, . . . b HAMv ti HHAMW l-.I.L,
, . ; , I Supcriiirendcnt of Hanl;.
At present tho rommandant 1B "c. 7-14-U1-2S .Inn. 4-:l 1-1S;.'5
ouoted as Kiying the Indians have . Keb.-1-S.1&-SS Mar. 1-S.
Waken up arms under the. religious -. -
I banner on orders' from lnimnso I H-WUMOclilru. piratliiK, niillou
I llnrraza. a Kniglit of Columbus. '- (Iiols-, , Norton's Kldd Hliop.
I Commandant Kscobar 4said that I ' s. i 10-I4f f
I'ould re4ori-
Wlt.l.lAM li:aUI8T, Skc'y..
Jan. 4-11.
X4ITICK TO t'Ki:lITOItS
Notice is hereby given that 'fur
ry 1'. .Myers has been uppolnlvi
by the Counly Court of I'nlo.i,
County, Ongon, us Ailinliilalind,,.
of the eslalc of Andrew S. .Myers;
deceased. All persons bavi'lf
claims agulnst said estate ai.
hereby not If led to present
same lo said Administrator at l.;i
Grande, Oregon, within six months
from the date or the rirst pijlili:
cation or this notice which is iuali
un the llth day of January, I ti;:;
ItOHKKT S. HAIvIN,
Attorney for Administrator!
Jan..l '-IS--5 I'Vb. 1-K. . j
ourl.
I'alllsnu.
lioads und highways Howard.
vice chair
man: Clark, (ieisey, (iile. King.
.Meindl. .Miller. .Motl, Snell, Tom. ,
OMIM past as SOOn as COllStlUCtlOll gets llllder Way. It Will " 1 - Taxation and revenue H. s.
nBI aVery different, looking business area when the job i-auS'i"- H,a!;:l.' nulIIan: cnlm";"'.""':,-
is Cimipleted and Worth all that it mnv cost. We regret that '"'"'' l'''"'"'r' -'""'' k'"k. 'ii- ,p,.,.,, sievers, -swan. ;
citJLPfficinls could not get the installation done before win- ''wea.'h."'":.,., vie ci ,,. I yt " Tnan-man ;'' 'lir-
te'r came but maybe we'll appreciate the improvement all the "".'''""""V l,ml1'"11"'' nough. uueh'anan. i-'isin-r, n'uutei-.
.... . .Mi-Lalllster, rHccready, I'eieree,,. .
peice to the state or. uiirango. , ew" r. i- n.i.i.ii, .n-.i.i i OI-
((. porta from Saltlllo say that w - w l n.anui.ui.il.i
" -the Catholic priests, ' Isaac I'erea I.' -
r.)., m,o lut.( d a btlln . de piib- Voly. Have been lodged In the pen-: ;pra of t,(lrililo ,. ...
ltuntlury. . ' jl,on' .iKsociuMon uill be lu ld . in
In the ltislrlcl Court of tin Vim'
ed SIiiIch liir tUt- OlHtrlct i(f
(ireson. In tin Mutter of Jot
llrown. .lHiikrtipt. -:
To tin- ('n'dH( of Joo fVron
of Im (irandf, I'nton i'oimty, hi
, i he Wiitr .'Hid UlxIrJct uforvnai-,
ti ll;inkruil. - '
' Not lr. is hereby Kiveil 'that liio
a:Ul Jiie lirown wiih duly udju-J.
euted liaiiltrupt by the. l1sirlr.
fouit of the United States for thy
Dhitrlet of Oregon on Jjinnnry S;
nnd Ibe first meeting of his
ieredtloiK wilt be held at the offl-rf
I lie Home Itmv af?o providing for
the ereatitiK of n state board of,
education. The bill wan agreed o
by a Mpeaial coimnlttee provided '
Two IH'vHoihimhIs V " of(it' Hrt,,!l ftompfiny in the
The most Renwitional 'develop- 1a Orandc -'llonl Hank Uuil-l-
finr bv Ihe 2Z hi-mm!-,!- tn i n v-.-i i . t n rr..et4n tr thn M.-xir-ftii rolU A"- -"' nr UianUe, ine.. on
irate the eoiirHes of Htudv in the rinn. iiMiitlnn within the last 24 Wi-dfiw ly, the V2th day of Jnin:-
' , I i. , HI
pnblle Hehools. The new board hours wore two In number.- Tho ;ar
7 p. m.. for the. fo!-
njoi e for a few months' delay.
WHAT IT MEANS TO THE INTERIOR
luiiu, Kuelm, ItolM-rts.
i-hiKiossetl anil enrolled hills
North, chairman: Klnir. vice chair-
I man; Itailey. Mcl'lillllllH. Olson.
l-'lslierles , IMerce' chairman;
: J A tlllllluht-lll nvnltino- loflne . finm Alloet Ilimii,. ITnl,i Alen. vie.- ehall-niun: W. K. Ham
! f , ... ,, , , . .. ' Mllon, K"ease
apti waiiowa county senator, to vne uregon Voter appeared
Klntr, Meluill,
son. Itussell, Tom.
lei.
hi thp hist. iKSIIP of Hint, nillilieni inn rWiliiin- ,;!, th, 'ooil anil ilnlry produels Uus-
,.!,,., . , ., "- B,,, t.,,.m: M.-imll vice chulr-
(jeet of the proposed Longview bndg;e with reference to its man: Alien i.aroiiette, oison.
Ussible effect on the interior, his communication reads as!,, 1;'ul't',ll' ".innnii:
. . , ' I 1'elerson, vlee ehainuan: Huehan-
;l0jlpys; - Inn,- t'hindjrren, tlerman, . Gordon,
K iilin, Stewart, WIuhIow.
' 1
Today in
Washington
!
; Connress meets at nonii.
would supplant the Htie )onrd of TitHt was the proclamation by a
higher curricula, the state tejjt Junta at 101 lao of a ."provisional
book commission and the present government' of Mexico with Ucnv
state board of education which is Cn pint ran Gart. prominent I'ath-
-omponed of tho frovernnr, the sec- olic and vice president of tho fexi-
reiaiy of state and Mie state school cuu National league for the defense
superintendent It would also makd of religious liberty, ns "provf-
text book selections lor the schools, sional president." - v, 1
The measure fs expected to take The second whs the nrrest and'
an important plaee in the discus- ordered deportation of Bishop l3f
slon on the floors of both houses, cual !iaz. of Taliasco. secretary of
the Catholic episcopate in. Me.l-
Kive oilier prelates wero taken
lowlnff purpose, to-wit: To elect
II. K. IHxon. licfeice. ti
(I'laude, Oregon, on Saturday, Jn.u
nary "L'nd, I !'-'7, and at whfeli
time the creditors may a I ten U
prove their claims, examine t)uj
bankrupt, and lranmet such oI)m
business as may properly come
before said meeting.
II. ):. DIXON,' '
lteferce in llnnkruptcy.
(All claims must be sworn tool)
bankruptcy blanks in-fore filin.
1-11-27. - i
ST AT 10 T-IorSK. Salem, Ore., j
.Ian. 1 1 (AD Inlrodiieing senate
with him. nt the episcopate bulbl-
blll number 1 yestenlny Senator
;.K. W. Miller, of tirants 1'ass,
k pi a promise made to commer-i-'lal
travelers of the state since the
session of I It '2 "t.
'I' hi bill a mends the so-called
peddlers license law, by exempting
House workers on independent i rumim-rclnl salesmen from the act.
office bill. , ! The law. requires, with certain
House ut-Th'ulttmif .committee) llmllailons. that owners of motor
eouslders .M cNary-1 la ngen Idfl. " vehleles affected by tin? act must
i itKorr not HF.mot'K. ; ..
I Kt. !AHO. Ttrx., (Jair, I t;.(Al-)-
Tliat tho latest pruclnmiitibn of.rei1
i LiJlVPlCSS Of Poi'tlandluiS had lllUCh to Say recently about caiiuSn 'Ho- 'j ljUVt' .'ca.iyg.,resulJ.J.ay li.ense fees 50 per cent in ex.
ii 14 4- r ,1 , , - Al , ' . . . J - - ., " , , . . , before special master Hughes. , .fi'KM Ol the regular fee. Aceord-
tljO ohstlUCtlOll Of tllC chaJUiel Of the ColllinblU river by a toll Pv,mi. vi,,t' chairman: t lark. Msher. S(lt):ite rununilUlt) rnnttnucs a lo Miller it was never intended
ibridirc'llt Loilirview. 011 the Washinoton auo. mul nl-. Thiinior ,l7.,,,'V.TfV..?!l'('W.?". hearing on Cyrus K. Wood. ; by the roads and highways com-
fbEidpc at Longview, on the Washington side, and at Rainier, ilf.Illtu nd public 'morais-Mc- hourlnti
t)B lilp Ureffon Side. . I I'mlllps. ehainuan; , Hunter, vico Ti A . . .
cnuirmnn; itouerts wcou, vveatner- mju ltttlttlltuixt
iany years
and main-
ral Miller, chairman;
lie)-. Cramer. Met io wan. Me Phil
lips. Norvell.' -
J udielary -Hurdiek, chairman;
Lewis vice chairman: it. S. Hamil
ton. Henderson, . Mcrallister.
Meindl. Ilushlight.
Labor und Industries Schnl
1 1 n rleh, chii.trmau: tJiesey. vice
i-tuiirntunf Kurdiek Chtnilgrrn,
J'dlller, Poller. W. Hamilton.
K M' ltn, Loip-i gall, I Virce, Husti-liKSit-
i.egistallon tind rubs It. S.
lliunlltou chairman: North, vice
ehiilrmau. Ibonougli, -( 'ramer, tlor
mm, .Met'ailisieiv McC'ourl.
. Livestock lUltlngslcy, chair
inn; Hunter lee elialrmau; Mc
1'lteiM.m, Seolt. Sinll: ,
Meiili ' pharmacy and den-
t istry Swam,' eh.itnnan; liemb-r-on
vice elialrman: i ;piidger,' Mc
t 'ready. 1'nplstm,
Military ntTalrs l-'lsher. chair
man: Xittvell, ytcc '.t'luiirman, (ira
hatn. Mefourl, Xurih. Molt, l'anl
sult. '. -
Alining i:pplnger, chairman;
(iile. viee chairman; Ullliugsly.
Nurvell, roller. Vt
I'll Idle iiiNlitHtioU! Sett leniefer.
ehali tnan; Met 'ready, vice chalr-
tnittee of the senate two years ago
that commercial sab smen should
1e affected by -it. but since then
Shot To Death ";'"' & ruled ft
. iloea apply to them. The attorney
pe ne nils opinion created a-furore
us , causing almost instant
playing .with an old rifle in the-,tieath. was fired by Kohei-L
basement -of the Kpley home here. I Clifton wus the son of Mr. and
I'airolmiin alavan reported that Mrs. Alfred Campeau, and wus one
the shot., which entered Clifton's of twin boys.
Comfuiiably
TRAVEL, II Y M 6TOK SI A(;B
l,rve
I.tl t.nili(k' for .losi'pli 9:tlt) A. M. 4:00 1. M.
" Hskrr anil llolso - :!! A.M. - I I'. M.
" " llnki'r otily - ft:ao 1'. M.
" " I'riiillplon . 11:00 A.M. S:IIC. M. .- (l:tr, 1'. M.
Connection at renillcton fur Walla Walla, Pnaco and Port
laud; at rortlaml alt points Mouth and Nurih.
1A (irnndR l)oKt IVnino 1V9
All Mwlt'iu Oliuir (nr Himrm.
"ft is not a matter of concern for Portland
'niOlllG illtlllP. llOWPVor hilt fnv (tin niinnln f ,.11 f n,.m l I Inrtii-llll nri
;:,t .v .Kw,..v . .v.veu Jirolk,,. vt(.,. ,.,u,.,n.in: ltrlUKO, i
In o-i onf Intoi.;,,,. fl,i n .1., I.... It,... :i .. t , , ... ..
v.c; omwa .iiui,. ii bcii;s lis 11 purl. l-.Mliin.HT. wiiun.'rnpoiiii. i.,,l,TI AVI, I l II I u 1 mmnir III,. .omni.Tiliil lr,,v..,i ,,f
i .llo ngncultural and industrial. activities of a vcrv lanreU. ,i, hir',.',-iirL." -;i f"'".. '"i.a... i.k.'.i 5 -,.. p iat.-.
, s , , j. ri , ...... ' . . . ., . . Hi'i-l.l.'nlally snol ami klilril tt.ilnv t
pjitp-r Eastern Oregon and Washington, and Idaho, arei Nc"'1" . s,"u "": , r, "". '- i,n,. i. n,i itui.vrt Kpi.y. 7. w, r.-1 i.n
vg.alp' interested in Portland. because of its port facilities if
ftp' ijo other reason. This great interior area already pro
dices many export commodities, but with its many feasible
i.'i,r,l i it npi.i.mln .... ..r .... .. f ,
.Kov-uu iiiuji-i,u ou uuiituii ui ueveiopmeiiL in me luturc ..,-......... . ,
itimust plan on agricultuml ciops hiany times greater than
tloseiof the present. Adequate and economic port facilities
a Portland will be one of the essential requirements for fu
ttlie prosperity of this territory. .The Columbia River basin
aid Horse Heaven projects in Washington the Columbia P.iver
lipids, John Day, linker, Union County, and Owyhee projects
jif Oregon are only a few of those in the inland empire that
Will be developed within the next twenty years as world
jKjpulation increases and the demand for agricultural prod
ucts grows.
' "All of this great territory is dependent on Portland as a
porrnwi should enter slrenuuus and constant objections to
arty" kind of an obstruction over the Columbia Uiver that
mJlftrt add one cent additional insurance on ocean cargoes or
oifo ejent additional pilot charges.
J "Portland deserves consideiation, not only because they
ail; neighbors of ours and a part of our great Northwest, but
btause their interests are ours and ours are theirs, because
lKfither can long prosper without "caring for the best inter
ests if the other. Portland has hail dreams for mi
off air ever greater port. Its citizens have built a
lajneti a cnannei 10 ine ocean with their own capital; they
hijye constructed docks and elevators and warehouses at a
cojtt of several million dollars; they have, expended millions
tnjjre on jetty anil channel improvements. Portland is today
tlw greatest wheat, lumber, and livestock port on the Pacific
rojist. Nothing should be permitted to retard it.
; "As the metri politan center of this great shipping activity
Portland lias prospered and grown but it has aided a similar
Jiditiou for the interior that should be jealously guarded.
J'lje Longview bridge may seem to be puiely a Portland mal
lei'. Actually it is something that vitally concerns the cn
lio back-country."
j We reprint Mr. Hunter's opinion here because emphasis
isjneeded on the importance ot lKut facilities to anv nro-
Uf ing interior, lie is right. The bridge, if it would obstruct 1
llije channel in any way, is a menace to our own interests.
liwpc the legislature, now in session, will see fit to lodge
formal protest for the state of Oregon with congress and
van 'tnose government officials who will ivviw the case'
,4i2i$S'ist!-uction can start. I
Protection
and Prompt
Settlement
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1. Automobile col
lision loss reported to
our office v Thursday,
of last wcclc. Wc
delivered .;Goinpahis;
cnccK 101. lim juiiuuire ,;
of loss the5 following'
Saturday at noon.
2. Theft loss to an'
automobile insured
.....
through our agency;
- Reported Wednesday
9:00 p. m. Loss ad
justed promptly. , As
sured received Com
pany's check on the
following Saturday
at noon. . '
Every attention
given to the prompt
and satisfactory set
tlement of all losses!
Wm.MilIcr&Co.
Phone Main 1.
Ksmblli-lled ISsS
PILLOW CASES
".. Regular 42-inch standard size, stamped
. : , . and hemstitched, at
:'v " .-" 9Sc Pair
ni . Other Stamped Goods at yt ' Price '
. Every article in store reduced ini price,
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lund in hand. Go back centuries
before Christ, and you will find tab
lets recording news of the period.
, lhc Roman era had its reporters
men who apparently knew short
hand, for they recorded verbatim the
speech of Cato in the great debate in
the Senate during' the trial of those
r. concerned in the Catalinian conspir-
' acy- . - ' , -
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companion 'today, as always. Tht
Associated Press calls to your at-
. tent ion while it is still new. every
event of importance destined to go
, down in the, archives of history.
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