La Grande evening observer., October 07, 1927, Image 9

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VALLEY NEWS
VOLUME XXV.;
LA GRANDE. OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, Wtf
NUMBER 47
GENERAL NEWS
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IIIIIMIIIIIMIII
Over The Valley
Mnbel E. Morton, Valley News Editor
To KiiUitaln Aid
Mr. K. Sanderson will euturtnln
tho nit: m hers of tliu HummervilW
ludh'8 Aid Society, next Thursduy
ul'ternoon ut her new lioine in
tiumiitervillv. ,
Sluch l'nH'ipltatlun
Mra Lydlu Luntz, who Kccpa iht
HOVeriniK-nt wcatlmp records ut
r L'ovo reports thut during tlit;
month of Koptumbur, there was n
in I mall of C.U2 Inches, which
breaks all records for tho taut nine
yenrs. ' October 1b- not iimkinp
such a hud start either, for up to
Wednesday morning there had
fallen almost two inches, thut in
about four days.
IjCttven llospllal
Virffll Walls! nijcr, who has been
a patient ut the Grande Rondo
hospitul for about two weeks has
sufficiently recovered to bu able to
be moved to his home near Alice),
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Visits Hot IJke ,
Mrs. Press I'iirIi of Sumnier
ville.weiit to Hot Irfiko Wednesduy
to see Mrs. Mike Hoyee, who is ,i
patient there. Mrs. Uoyce is still
very ill.
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ltWtcJiulis Have I'niiy
About one hundred people, mem
bers of the Jtebekah lodge at
yummerville and their Invited
guests, participated In a V hltM
Klepliant parly lust evening at
their hall, the affair- having been
a benefit for their piano fund,
Krom all appearance's, each of the
lure company present had i'cmo
prepared to enter Into everything
provided for the ''vening's enter
tainment and tilt result was sev
eral hours of real, wholesome fun.
Shortly after the company had as
sembled slices from the elephant
were sold, Mrs, John Wagoner
and Mrs. Miles Woodell having
charge, of the one for tho adults,
nnd Mrs. Wayne Hark and Mrs. 1.
It. C'hoatc for the little folks. The
packages were found to contain
everything from live kittens to'dla
niond rings and their sale brought
in something over $10 for the or
ganisation. Refreshments we're ser
ved following elephant parade sun
ttlchcs and coffee, doughnuts and
sweet cider having been dispensed
by Mrs. Mury Woodell, Mr..Ut
trual, Mrs. KUu Choutu and Mrs.
.Minnie Hardy. Then came tho
games and Mrs. Katie Woodell,
Mrs. Wayne Park und Miss Zclma
Goin kept things moving lively
until about midnight with a suc
cession of clever games und con
tests, for each of . which, a- suitu
prixe was awarded. Tho pro
gram of the evening was concluded
with a number of humorous vocal
selections by a, trio of Itebekahs
from I.u Grande, Mrs. Moates, Miss
Woodell and Miss Hug.
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IjlWAt ds Iit'iives
Kloyd Kdwards, known by all
who have had any connection with
or business at the Kxperlment Sta
tion ut Union, left last week for
Chicago where he will take up his
advanced studies at the Chicago
University. Jt will be remember
ed llml Mr. Kdwurds was awarded
u scholarship ut this Institution
some lime late in tho summer,
und Is using it to take some work,
e:meciully courses offered in con
junction with the large packing
houses of the windy city.
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From Cow
Mr. and Mrs. K. t 1-ong, for
years residents of the Cove, have
moved this week to. Summerville
taking up their residence in the
Wliole grains y
Honey -sweetened
TibuirlDliui
7 sin
CRACKERS
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arc made of the TRUE Graham flour,
which mcani that the entire wheat grain
is used
Hence your child cats BRAN in ideal
form, in Tru-Blu Graham Crackers .
combined with the nourishing kernel of thi.
wheat in just the proportion thit Nature her.
self prescribes. .
temptingly flavored so that digestion is hap
. pily promoted.
Brains arc keener when rfic body is clean.
Just as a fire burn's brighter when thf
ashes arc removed. Feed your youngsters
plenty of Tru-Blu Graham CrackcrSv .
Order From Your Grocer NOW -
Illl
Van Long property. Mr. Long has
been sexton of tho tiummurvlllo
Cemetery for a long period ( of
years, and had niado tho trip to
und from Cove each day. Tho
move is being made, principally,
to bu nearer his work.
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Aid Meeting PoMpunfU
Tho meeting of the Imbler La
dies Aid Society, which was to have
been held yesterday at tho homo of
Mrs. Charles Cleaver, near Imbler,
was postponed on Account of tho
death of Mrs, Cleaver's brother.
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Ilrnw Marker IlotvlTctl .
The brass plato for the memorial
erected to Mr. and Mrs. 8. A. Pur
sell at Union, has arrived and com
pletes tho splendid memorial
which has been erected by tho city.
Mr. und Mrs. Purse 11 donated to
tho, city four acres of land adja
cent to the Union Hotel, to bo used
for a Park. The slto Is Ideal, bor
dering on Catherine Creek. The
brass plate contains the names of
the donors, the date etc., etc Un
ion may be well proud of their lit
tle purk. .
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Hatis a I tuck
Kmery Oliver, high school lad.
son of Mr. und Mrs. Hurt Oliver of
Dry Creek went out Sunday and
brought back n deer us u proof of
his hunting ublltty.
Have Itinlidav Dinner
Tnv fumlly of Mr. und Mrs. W.
A. West, of Pumpkin ltidgo us
sembled ut the parental home last
Sunday to help their mother cele
brote her fifty-second birthday
unnlversary. The gathering oc
cupied fhe entire day with the ccn
termost Item being the birthday
dinner served at noon. It wiut a
very happy event. Those present
were the following children of
Mrs. West and their rnmilics: Mrs.
Lola Hug. and daughter, I.oraine,
and Dr. Mason of .Baker, Mr. nnd
Mrs. , Flay West and two children,
Mr. ur;d Mrs. Harry Mason nnd
Robert Mason of I.a Grande, Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Lanman ,,and baby
and Mr. und Mrs. Charles Sander
son of Summerville, Henrietta und
Marie Westat home.'
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Seven? Storm Monday
The storm which was felt all
over Hie valley late Monday after
noon, f rom reports seem to havo
hit the hurdest over toward Cove
and up Catherine Creek way. In
the latter locality a cloud burst is
reporrea. Aro-md Cove tho wind
went at it high rnte and tore off
limbs of trees, though not doing
any very jierlous dainugu other
wise. '
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Iliiildiitg New Garage
John Sehroeder is completing a
fine new garage on- his place near
Island city, another addition to his
very modern dwelling plant.
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Visits In Enterprise
Mrs. Harry Sanderson, of Sum
merville. has gone to Knterprt!e to
make an extended visit ut the
home of her duughter, Mrs. Neil
'ticker, 4ind to make the acquain
tance of the new grand-daughter in
the Tucker home.
Itcceives SnI .Ncw-
Mrs. Charles Cleaver,' of near
Tmbler, received the sad news
Wednesday evening of the sudden
death of her brother, Kdward
Kirk, nt Atlanta, Georgia. Mr.
Kirk, who was two years Mrs.
Cleaver's senior, had not beMi
well for some time, but word re
ceived by her Jnst a few days ago
rrwa 7s ror int cut ana
TI Odd FAMILY Pockag
if as to the effect thut he wan res
ponding to treulnicut . given M
wan much better. Consequently the
message when It came, cumo as
decided shock.
Will Not Do CniidJdatc .
tfevttrur granges over the state
have, through their local organiza
tions, placed hi the list of off ice rs
to be elected thbi lull, the ft tunc of
cjt-governor Walter M, Plefco - of
the Bluu Mountain Gruns-j. Uh lh
Office of Muster of the Ntute
Orange. Accudlng to the rules of
the order, if three subordinate
lodges nominate a particular can
didate, that name is then regularly
submitted. Mr. Pierce's own
grange sought to nominate him at
their meeting held Wednesday but
air, iiuruu uumjiuivjj . .-lu.-K u .no .
name to be use4 in that capacity, !
... tiu m n... Affin, i
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A Correction )
In the report, of the meeting of :
the Pa rent-Tench er awaoclatlon of j
Imbler held last week, the name
or Airs. Frunk McKennon appear- '
cd us having been chosen to rep- J
resent that group at tno approucu- luu per cunt sanitary tuanion. ' mv.
lng state convention, This was an Anderson sees more than 175 cus
error, us the regular delegate who . tomci-s, -on wnosti doorstep a buttie
will sit 4n the convention is Mrs. af milk is deposited euoh luoruiug.
L. A. Strlnghum. Mrs. McKen- ji numua over u list ot youngster,
non is to serve the convention. In ' Uuy foiKs in Ui Uiande, whom he
another capacity. designates as "his youngsturs" be-
' 0 , j cuuse he uttrlbuit-s luucu of their
l'uirliaiiiff Klie I physical perfect neas to' the lact
Galtord Madison, or t.cl,o, was a ' Uiat thl.y urc givt)tl gootli pure
guest Tuesday night ut the hbme of milk
his friends, Mr.'Ttnd Mrs. A. Au- j " . '
Clair and family, of the Dry Creek ! " Anderson herd consists of
neighborhood. Mr. Madison had I abuut lw'ud ?raUo Jerseys.
been in Wallowa county where ho .
had purchaseu a! number of sheep,
which will be shipped to his ranch
near Echo.
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HoiuoC6inliig Mex'tlng
Kit-governor Walter M. Pierce '
and Mrs. Minnie, Bond, stale lec-
turer, were the principal speakers
on the program of the i Home
coming meeting of the Blue Moun
tain grange, held on Wednesday of
this week. Several good readings
and uiusical numbers were also
given. During the business meet
ing, the grange voted in favor of
muKing tne tswte urange pumicu-
tlon, u weekly in place of u semi
monthly in the ret e rendu m vote
from the Stale Orange. Tha griingo
also endorsed tho following nomi
nees for tho different stutc, offi
ces:
Mjistpr W. It. Gekeler: Overseer,
M. C. Glover; Lecturer. Mrs. Mln-i
nle K. ltond: Secretary. Hertha J.
Deck: Ixecutivts Committee, . Kay , fered with this process several
Olll. C. H. Uailey and H. K. Kcu- time, there will be 03 tons of en
ney. ' . silage, and this together with rolled
Two applications ' for member- 'oats and 70 ton of alfalfa buy, will-
ship were received by the Orange,
The next meeting will bo on the ipiooubiy last until late next spring. .
fifteenth, of this month, which Is visitor at the Anderson imty
being observed us "Grungo iuywi find everything immaculate. A
throughout Oregon. Kach mem- I
bor In aski'd to brlnie tho Mine of hena cupaclly, clcnn cows, etc. etc.
a new meinbor-und ulo to bIvb a. Tho miilUnB Is all Uon by bund,
day to v.ork tov.iirda cxtnmiiiiir tiiillnJ tt, mUK luVft, ut oncu to u
ork or tlic oiBanlzutlon. A spo-'coor ln u,e milk bouse which is
clul prosfam nill be ur.ini,-.-.l r .. .,.,, st.vi..ia1 hundred fwt from
t)i,-day at the Bluu .Mouatuln Uary ,)unl licr0 wonu,.,iuHy
grange. I cold sprln ulcr la used In tli
0 leoollnsr 'machine throuBh which
t tMely Dinner ..Ltihe warm milk lo run, the coolin
On Tueduy of thla wocli, tno I ,.,.,. r0,ulrlnB about 2ll minutes
ludles of the I'urent-Tcacher usso- ( UmVi Thla animal beat
clutton ai imuier aurveu un: ii
IowmIiId luncheon, for tin, 1.1
Grande Chamber of Commerce.
" U"""T ""."..J,. .....V.. i".... l".
members from I.a Gmnele and rcsl- 1
dents of the Imbler nolRhborhood
were seated nt four Iodb tables at-
tractlvoiy . ni-ranBod. . Th '. nii-nu
was quite complete with fried
chicked for the pieee dc resistance.
and roncludlnu wllh pumpkin pio
and whipped cream. Mrs. Huron,
th nriunilcnt. Was ably u.-nlstcd by
Mrs. Krank McKennon. Mls Anna
Brooks, Mrs. Wcstenskow, Mrs. I.
Hlr.Bumnn, Mrs. Uavld Osborne,
Mrs. Htrlnclialii, Mrs. Wise. well
In fact, by all tho membership of
this active croup of ladies. If the
words of appreciation from the
Rentlemen pr-'faent aro a' l cr''-;r-lon.'the
dinner was a cerlnln sue-
cess. The program consisted of j
un address by Supt. ltalph Morsan i
ot the Imbler schools and vocal J
numbers by M -. Hurley.
Tho country Is becoming more
uro.sncrous. Every pis you run
over on vour motor trips
is a
thoroughbred worth flOO.
fools rush In where signs say:
"Stop, look and hasten."
Made In The NorlUwcst
i5
BUSINESS INCREASE
1000 PER GENT IN
ABOUT HALF YEAR
Seeing one's business Increase
11)00 per cent in two years, la not
mi buil, bo thinks Mr. H. H. Andur
son. proprietor of this Anderson
Uuiry, who 'lives oh the old lioluu
site oC his rutlmr-ln-luw , A. W. Ity
ncarson, revered pioneer. ,Jt starl
ed In tlte dairy business on April
1st, 'J2H, witli 17 customers, und I
delivered 17 'quarts of lnllk. 'My
. .... .. uairon carries.
Trfnv
quarts every duy.
now, 11. j
I make a' specialty of Jersey
i milk and cream," continued Mr. I
Anuerson, 'and 1 believe my trade
has been bunt up as it had because
ot the fact that 1 havo endeavored
to give my customers the bust milk
procurable, und taken care of In a
vow und heifers. .Mi. Anderson nus
raised all of tne present stock ex
cepting two head. Most of the cattle
range from 4 to C years of ugc, the
oldest cow In tho herd being eight
years old. There are otner heue.s
coming on. . Mr. Anderson referred
especially to.-tho record of s6mu of
! Jus cow& One of his best cows
now, he was milking wnen she wus
16 months old. One heifer, which
recently fresheued for the thlul
time, hud twin calves, the nicest
little Jerseys one would care lo
see. Kuch cow In the entire JierJ
;,ma ier own uuilvidual health cer-
. f. ...
I . The farm of Mr. and Mrs. Ander
son consist of ii2 acres. Bordering
'on llin river, and with n number
of large springs on it, it is (tune
I ideal tor a dairy farm. On this
farm is raised nil tliu loou.requireu
for the cows. When the silo Is
filled (the weather having inter-!
constitute the rations which will
cieun dairy burn, which has a 30-
iinil tastu from the fluid, Wlore It
, In out Into tliu butt Its, ixudy fur
tho uonunior.
A larBe sl..HlzlhB Muni tal-
approximately ; three hours time
,'uun uay.
nmlned separately and washed bj
' hand when necessary. I hey are
then put Itrto the vat. where u
I chemical process Is undei Bonc .o
sterilize tho bottles. Next they are
put In live steam and finally In the
. water bath. The bottles are sent
throllRh this process In crates an. I
are not touched by hand from the
time the sterlllzallon begins until
after they are filled and properly
COrkcd.
A visit lo a dairy Is u very In
teresting one, but It is also one
which Is very Infrequently made,
wo are told.
IJIv-tvhlto hands usually are
denial of hard work except when j
one ot them ia decorated with un
epj-ugement ring
;
I r
I These Tord aeccssoiT
mannrae- I
Hirers who are In such dire straits i
ought to slart turning out spare'
parts for pedestrians,
utbwdens
A quaLty product
for your table
Borden's Evapo
rated Milk is full'
cream country
milk with half the
water removed.
Safe, convenient
Give Standings
Judging Teams
; In Wallowa Fair
In the recent stock judging con
l..ut In tnnn.lnn M.ftli 'tint
Wul'lowft Com:ly FuP( h tory 0f
which appeared In thesw- columns
mat wcek no montlon waa fnndct
of tno relntlvo standing of tho
teams which were entered, repre
senting tho schools having Smith
Hughes departments. . As stated
previously, the Imbler team won
first place, piling up a total of
212U points out of a pofllhlc B,00t
points in tho contest. Also In Oli
ver and Pugh, two members of the
Imbler team, the .school had -the
second nnd third high point men of
the entire contest.
Other teams competing in the
contest In the order of their finish
ing with their respective seoros.
were Union, Cecil I. Griggs, coach.
2032 points; Wallowa. Oharles
Thompson, coach, l!3u points; und
Knterprlse, Emll J. Smith, coach,
18C(i points. N. C. Donaldson. Wnl
Iowa county agrlrultural ugnnt,
mttde the oflclal placlngs, while tho
conduct of the contest was In tho
hands of the Knterp'rlsu Instruc
tor, Hinlth. and tha other Smith-
Hughes Instructors.
clarence Mumford. of tho Wal-
0wu high school team, was the
high point man of the contest with
n score of 7!D.B points. Kenneth
Kooch of Knterprlse wan h)ffh
point man In Judging both beef
and horses, while Mumford of
Wullowa, was high In dairy cattle.
Another ICnteipiise man, Hobort
Ulee, was high In Judging sheep,
while high point Judge-in tho-svinn
claw was Marlon Pugh of Imbler.
Neither tho Onluriq or Halfway
teams appeured on tho scenes
much to (he disappointment" of
other entrants. Th Hulfway boys
und their couch. Gurnet 13 est. had
planned to ride over the Cornu
copia tru)l on horseback to attend
the fair In true, Western sity,
while the Onlurlo team wus missed
by the Union . hoys at least, bo.
t-ause they wished for an oimor.
(unity to even up for tho win that
was registered by tho Ontario team
over the Union group at the Union
Slock Show Judging contest last
sprlnir.
As It was; Union , trtlvelud
tht)
niinimimti 11 m mil
h c
R. E
5
farthest to. attend tho contest,
?lght men'muklng tho trip. Tho
Union delegation uveruged 6U
points far tho cntlro group, two
of tho boys not chosen on tho team,
making higher scores than the
high men of the contest. The Un
ion boys claim tho record for con
sistent Judging between the scores
of their highest and lowest men.
The Union squad Included the fol
lowing Judgen: Henry Keuter, Alva
Orton, FUlph Taylor, Warren Or
ton, Kenneth lUiti h'nson, Leo
Kuffard, Kenneiu Mlnnlck and Al
fred Htoncdnhl.
' Wullowa high school hud the
Imgest delegulio'i at. the conttt
huvlng aeventeen young furnl.,r,,
In the party. The Wallowa group
Included t'laylon MeKinxle, Mur
ray Clausen. Krunk Carper, Clar
ence Mumfoi'il, Melvln pla-u,
Granville Pluss. -Welter Johnson,
Jiiines Lound.igln, Duve Couch.
Koss Johnson. (Julnton Lathroupe,
Harold McKlnele. Joe Poulon,
Jnck Qragery, Itobert Couch, Jaek
Van Pelt, Carl Posiy, rnd Watdo.'i
Pfelfer.
Knterprlse1 had the follovklw en
tered: Kenneth Kooch, Harry Wi
goner," Itobert Hin, Allen Barn
Rtend, Uoy lillls, Vetn Hayi a..d
Alfred Zotman.
The next event of inferey. to the
young "Smith-Hugh. fvu'iiieiV
of the state will ! that of tho
j Vr.Mfla tinurnallonul f.hentoek
liow ul Portland October to
November b. The .Smidi-I-Ighs
j department will havo iheir Noith
wst Judgtm: conteF at ll: Port
Imu' show on Saturday the .'Ui.
IIAIKCrrS GOINO CIV
' NEW VOllK Bald heuded men
aru Inning a lnugh. One dollar
haircuts are predicted by officials
of the Mastv Barbers organization
of New York and Brooklyn. The
prices now range from CO lo 75
cents, 7i ot Including tip, whlch.no
hairy New 'Yorker would huvc (hu
nerve to withhold. (
0(to of these days u ltepubllcau
candidate In guiug to come right
out und refuse to ' run for' tho
presidency. -. ,
,One way to write up a code of
traffic rules would he to interview
a. motorist after any Sunday after
noon on a country road.
A M O
Monday ' f. I 114'1'UI
TTWWBJASi I Aw) 9. 'J Flapjack flavor inoidletoty.
fT. VTifu9L -ilC I LX &J I .... The HapjKkWend putt ...
OfTfn7YffatS. I I Vlijty I' ; not-to-ti-matched flavor in
vl!lUl2I12iw I K.nrH your hot calcei flavor you
KT ft., Vf.' I iEBffll.' 1 will not forget, ,
We'll pay you $2 for your Cake
- - or 1 for your biscuits
Any time you bake cake or biscuits with
Schilling's and do not like the results, we will
Jr pay you 2 for your cake or ,$ for your
I r biscuits ...... just tell your grocer.
1 VrV vour srarnrnrnr 5a pnmicrU JI h
your statement is eno
He will psy -you instantly. We pay him.
You . buy every Schilling product on approval.
If you doVt like it, you don't pay for it....
Your money back if you don't like Schilling's best.
chilling B
' Schilling contains more of that wholesome but costly
Cfiin-of-tiilir .' non then eny other brand.
2 Cream of .tartar baking powder is the only one ep.
proved as ssfe by pure food experts the world over.
3 Full pound-weight instead of merely "pound-site" In the
Schilling tin (16-ounces( not 12-ounces 6ouncesf not 6-ounces.)
Coffee i 9 Spices
W. R. Gekeler Nominated for the
Of f ice of State Grange Master
At the home-coming meeting of
the Hlue Mountain Orange, held ut
tho Grunge Hall Wednesday after
noon, W. ft, Oekeler of fa Grande
was placed In nomination for the
offlco of Master of thb State
Grunge, As wo understand tho re
cital of the law of the order, a
name must be endorsed by ut least
three of the subordinate granges.
Two In this county havo already
so endorsed Mr. Gekeler and a
number of granges out of tho
county have acted similarly.
At the same election, Mr. Gek
elur's name will appear in a num
ber of capacities. His name has
been suggested by moro of the
granges for tho offlco of Over
seer. This Ut next In prominence
to the Master. He Is also strong
ly mentioned for tho office of
member on the execnttvo board,
representing Kustern Oregon. To
none of these offices hau Mr. Gek
eler especially usplrcd, hut his
friends feel that ho Is not only
competent to fill any of them, but
from his long period of service, he
is entitled to so mo such honor us
these offices would bestow. Tho
finunciul end of It, like ull sjch of
Hees, Is r.ot large enough tg attract
a man, tor that reason alone. -
Mr. Gekeler's numo Is always
ussocliited with tho Grange organ
izations In this, his honu town, Kor
rimtf ini n nm in n mij
F T A R
aking Powder
3 1 Extracts Tea
the tame reason, ho Is widely
known over the sate. Kver .-luce
tin local order wui fo'in-.J In
IMC. he has held some official
yjsitlon in the Blue Mountain
grange, tho he has not flied Ihiiiu
all. More than that, for 1(1 y Mirs
he has been state orgnnUor, and Is
the only mun In Mi'; stat. wl.o It
lU'Voliu? his time to thut wotk.
hiring thio jjeilod of 1G ye-ir. h
has hud c. gc of the organ iui'H
nf about !ey BUbordlnate giat'-t
la tli- imiHiwest. This Is a larger
mini! er thun have been O'-inU.vl
by nil, tho other orrunlsters co-n-hlned.
, .v so, Mr. Gel.el-oi' hni
hronghv into the organization r.trt
luciiihers Uun any other man m
tht! Male. JU. Is at present .f
the Oi'ectors of the Insurant IV
partmenl, nnd was forme r; a'-rta-tinmtl
o:;a!tIzer, g r
It Is bt'cu'iuo or the yoar or ".
vlcf, as thes-j statements would !iu
dtcuti, a"d for his keen hiter--Pt
in the wori:inxs and welfr.-e of the
o'lranlraMtn, that his friend-and
f How fu:iers bellevo him to ie
iiuultfled for and deserving of the,
eJtiel 1 1' I ice lr. the State Giuiuc.
A New York flnuneler is going to
build u hotel in which only tuil
llonuires can find uccutfiimodutions.
He's fur behind tho times. v
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A Mil can of Borden'a
(witl) & equal part of
wtiK) lvet you four
eupa of pure, rich milk.
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