Thursday, January 24, 1929.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Paere Five
Local News In Brief
To I'nitmJTor Visit
H. E. Weathermun, of la
Gmndd, went to Union today to vis
it. -
Hoy Scout Troup No3 meV. Tues
day night for a lesson on code
signalling. - - " ""-
To Island City "
Mra. ti. G. Coleman went to Is
land City today to visit her mother,
Mra Perry.
Has Operation ".
Frank Sun ford, of" Hllgard, tin
derwent an operation yestnduy at
the Grandh Hondo hoapital.
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If ToilsIIs Out
Mrs. K. K. Swun, of I,a Grundo,
Imd her tonsils removed this morny
ing. '
At Sttfiijawt'tt Inn
J. Karrell, of Enterprise, ar
rived in La Grande yesterday and
Is staying at the Sacajawca Inn,
Returns to lniver -
W.E. McLean, of Denver, Col.
returned to Denver this morning.
Mr. McLean is a representative of
a linoleum company.
At Folej-r- k ....
. J. It. Williams, of Enterprise,
but formerly of this city. Is a vis
itor in La Grande toduy. He- is at
the Foley hotel. 1 '
From Minanv .
Mr.- and Mrs, Joe Johnson, of
Mlnam,, are visiting In this city and,.
are registered at the Foley hotel.
Visits In This tlty
Mrs. John McKwan, of Haines,
returned to her home this morning
from La Grande where she has
been visiting friends and relatives.
Go to Pleasant Valloy
Mr. and Mrs. Kobert Hixson and
children, Bonnlo Jean and Wil
lone, returned to Pleasant Valley
this morning from Vincent where
Mr. Hixson has been working.
Francos Hart Here
Frances Hart, of Elgin, Is a vis
It or in La Grande. She is at the
Sacajawca Inn.
Abandons Bicycle .
The snow' Is too deep for bicycles.
says Ector Wort! en. telegraph mes
senger. Mr, Worden has a hard
time making his bicycle go through
the-streets anyway so he dlan t
mind much when on Monday night
the back wheel was smashed when
an automobile driven by Lewanna
Graham backed onto it and it
didn't get out of the way soon
enough. . The wheel was fixed by
the next morning. No one was to
blame for tho accident, Mr. Wor
den says.' ...
Bride Is Blinded
By Poison Rum
SNOW WORST SINCE
1916 OVER VALLEY
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Mrs. Cloitkch 1 let urns
Mrs. James riough, of La
Grande, returned yesterday from a
visit in Portland.
. i .
From liot.se
J. P. L.d.ttiidge, of Boise, arrived
In La Grande yesterday on busi
ness and 3s ul the .SacAjawea..'
Judge MOollor!i returns
, Judge Mct'olloch. of Baker, re
turned to his home lust night. He
li.is been' presiding at - a divorce
case In I Grande.
ltainbow Girls Postpone Mcrt
The Halnbow Girls will not meeti
Saturday, according to Mrs. G, N. :
Tarklngton, because of the snow.
Installation of officers which was
to have taken place then will be
postponed until the next regular i
meeting which Is Feb. 9.
t -r-i p- ,
Cluuigcs Jobs .
Cleo Piatt, who for the last five
months has ' been telegraph mes
senger tin La Grande, will go to
Kelth to 'live Saturday. His place
will be) taken by Frank Salisbury,
now employed by the Blue Moun
tain Fruit exchange, It is reported.
Viit From . Enterprise . .. ..
Mr. and Mrs. Clay Webb, of En
terprise, visited in La Grundo early
this week with Mr.'und Mrs: Merl
Berry. .
Visit Kobhihon, Homo -
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Huron, of
Imblcr, were- guests at tho P. 8.
Kohlnson homo in La Grande last
night.
He turn to Home
Mr. Glass fond son, William, of
Thief Valley returned to their
home last night from La Grande
wliero they have been attending
circuit court. .
ninnkut Stolen . y I n
A report to the pollca by' Jeanne
Bernard, of a local hotel, states
that a blanket was stolen from her
place Tuesday night,
Iteliim to Jlohios-''-' K
- Art Poston. Mrs. W. H. Furmun
jTnd Mrs. .-nfkfc MKhnnrrwho
have been patients in the Grande
Hondo hospital, are -to leave tho
hospital toduy and return to their
hemes, it is reported.
Mi's. Wale's Brother Here-
Stewart Lynn, of Boise, Ida.,
brother of Mrs. C E. 'Wale; qf l-a
Grande, arrived in tnis cuy iubi
night to visit Mrs. Wale for sev
eral days. Mr.-Lynn Is owner of
a meat market in Boise.
To North Povler
J. E. Wicks, of North Powd
returned to his homo this morn
ing following a visit in Iji Grande
with his daughter, Mrs. Glenn
Smith. He has been hero'' since
Saturday.
ArrUo From Sitoknne
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis M. Lewis,
arrived in La Grande yesterday
from Spokane, Wash. Ho Is to
take the pictures for the American
Legion movie dance in. La Gnindo
Friday.
Daughter III
Simon Gent, of Elgin, passed
through La Grande this morning
on his way home from Hot Lake
where he has been with his daugh
ter, Ila, who recently underwent
an operation for appendicitis. She
is getting along as well as can be
expected, Mr,. Gent says.
Leave Tills Morning
E. N. Smith, of Rochester. N. Y.,
and L. R Brightman, of San Fran
cisco, Cal., representatives of an
electric company, left La Grande
this morning following a two-day
visit. The men have been travel
ing In the northwest territory mak
ing a survey of automotive elec
trical and speedometer business.
Movog to Spokane
Word Jias been received in la
Grundo that Mr. and Mrs. H. B.
Olson, of Victoria, will change their
residence to Spokane, Wash., where
Mr. Olson has bought a stago line
which he will operate. . He was in
the taxi-business in Victoria; Mrs.
Olson was Miss Mary Newlin, form-
nave one son, iteitn.
depth of three or four feeL. Mr.
Crews states' that later on, when
the snow begins to melt on the
streets, these piles of snow will be
spread out so as to melt more rap
idly. If the snow remained un
touched It . would take several
weeks to melt but by spreading it
over the streets at the proper time.
It will go quickly, it Is believed.
Mr. Crews urges that all motor
ists, particularly along Adams ave
nue, be cautious In backing from
the curbs. The snow in the gut
ters takes up considerable street
space, giving motorists less room
for driving and care Is held neces
sary to avoid accidents, -
TeiniK'ra lures Above Zero
Temperatures in the city during
the lust 24 hours have been cold,
but not below scro. The minimum
fur tho last 24 hours was, 4 above
zero and the maximum was 18
above, which Is 14 below freezing
point, The cold weather prevents
the snow from melting and form
ing a crust that would check drift
Ing. . Lust night was quiet but some
wind , has been experienced re
cently. 1 1 ' , ' "
- The weather, forecast ' Indicates
more snow In Eastern Oregon to
night but with rising temperatures
Friday. Western Oregon, which
has nlso received much snow
scheduled for a rainy period.'
Travel Slowed Vp '
Although the highways are open,
motorists have been slowed up con
siderably. This has resulted In
practically no accidents, according
to state hlghwuy officers, who say
that during really bad weather.
motorists are more careful and
there is less likelihood of accidents.
Hallway i ravel has continued prac
tically at normal, with most trains
running on time. Airmail travel
has been made . difficult and In
Home cases It was necessary to send.
the mall by other means of trans
portation, -x
Crop Conditions Good
The sno.w has made crop condi
tions over the county - generally
good, with the heavy fall protecting
ground crops from the cold. Fruit
men over the valley say that pres
ent conditions ure ideal as far us
their ore hu rd a are concerned.
r 1
Here and There
In Legislature
Thelnm Smiford. 1, lirlrte of
tt- fevr, weeks, wum blinded as u
rcHult'of ilrlnktnK ii1siT liquor
at 'a imrty In l.os Aimelivs. Khe
was formerly Miss Tht'lmu Mc
DunlelH of Kl l'uso, Texus, and'
Is the wife or ituymoud Sunford,
sulcsmnn of Dullus, Texas. I'hy
sIcIhiis say Hie girl may recover
hero slKht. "
40 Passengers In
Gigantic Snowdrift
Hi;lAPU.ST, Jun. 24 (Al')
Kears' were enlertulned today that
forty imsscnfft-rs burled In a truln
Is -under a snowdrift, bud perished.
1 tlepifwentatlve H. H. '"Weather
'spoon, of Elgin, and Senator fc'rod,
1 K. Kiddle, of Island City, will
ninko several trips of Inspection to
state Institutions within the next
i fortnight, a members of sub-com-I
mlttees of the ways and means
J committee of the stale legislature.
They have already visited the Kast
I em Oregon Normal school, tho
tuberculosis hospital and the Bast-
ern Oregon, lnsune asylum. Mr.
J Weatherapoon Is. chairman of the
; sub-committee to visit the Unlver-
sliy of Oregon medical school, the
! free dispensary, the homo for tho
' blind, and the Uoornbecltor hos
' pltal, all of Portland. Ho will also
visit tho Oregon State college, tho
Monmouth Normal school, tho Cor
vullls furm homo and tho reform
atory In Sulem. 1 Mr. Kiddle is
j chairman of the group who will In
Ispect the stato penitentiary and
I will visit tho home for foeble
' minded und tlio girls Industrial
I school, tie will also mako a trip
I to the University of Oregon as a
niember of the commlttoo named to
visit that institution. -.
HAIJiM, Ore.. Jan. 55 (Special)
A bill shortening by ten days
the open season on deer and re
ducing tho bug limit from two to
one doer, within tho state ef Ore
gon, has been Introduced by ltep
resenlatlre It. A. Kord, from l)uy-vllle.-
' At present the' season on
deer with horns Is from September
II) to October 20. The proposed
bill provides that the season shall
be shortened to September 20 to
October 30, and that tho 'bag limit
shall be reduced from two to ono
such deer, within any one season.
. HAt.KM,' Ore' Jan. S 4 (AP)
The prohibition law is given an additional-
tightening twist In a bill
Introduced by MacPherson of I.lnn
county."' The bill, listed aa house
House bill 203 would suspend
the license of an autonio-hillst who
has violated the motor vehicle uct
until ho has given satisfactory
proof of his financial responsibility.
Introduced to the liouso of repre
sentatives today. . ; . . '
Haslett, of lood ltlver cotinly,
would have Washington's birthday
taken off the tint of school holi
days in a bill which he Introduced
Into the house of representatives
Wednesday afternoon.
13 Killed When
Plane Opens Fire
T-ONTON", Jan. S4 (AP) Earl
Winterton, parliamentary , under
set-rotary of state for India, toduy
confirmed In the house of com
mons newspupe," reports that three
Indian officers und 10 troopers and
lii horses had been killed by a Brit
ish bombing plane near the en
trance to Khyher Pass, lie under
stood that the machine, was on a
pravllra rather than a. sorvlco
flleht and he promised questioners
that thevlneideut. would be fully
('entrullsed purchasing of schnol , Investigated. :k,
supplies and equipment . throuKh
tho county school superintendent
under rules and regulations of .the
state board of education. Is pro
posed In house bill 194, Introduced
by Uussoll of Yamhill and t.'arkln
of Jackson county.
xsvut OAiTinr.i
OSWN1NU. N. Y-, Jan. 24 (AP)
Oeorgo l'rlee,' the' last of throe
prisoners ; who esvtiped from Sing
i Sing prison Tuesduy iviKht, was
j cuiight this morning, about a mile
! from the prison walls. The others
1 wero apprehended yesterday.
The much discussed klnderKar
den bill mnde its nppeui-anee in the
hotlso hopper Wednesday urtcrnoon STFAMSIIII O K
with the names of Haslett of Hood NASSAl,, 'i,uhama, Jan. 24 ( AP)
ltlver, Slevt-rs of I lackuiiuiH I;sh- I aU,UItullll i.ruad,llt Garfield
eroi uougias, auu ,.ee or niu,.no-!whk,h Brollntlert 8llmlll)r m0rnlng
A dispatch from Bucharest suidn j)e, would make. It. unlawful
I'layH at Rwcptlon
Miss Constance McKcnzie of
Wallowa; freshman in music at the
University of Oregon, was on the
program at a reception given at
the Alpha Gamma Delta sorority
house Saturday, according to word
received in la Grande.. Miss Mc-K-cnzfe
placed piano numbers. 'The
occasion was a house-warming
which-was attended by . COO guests.
that four locomotivea attempting to
go to the relief of tho burled truln
also were stulVed. .
Tho curs were reported to He un
der twelve feet of snow between
Turnu-Magurele und LlUu, In
Southern Kumanlu,
Buy Banks And
': Guarantee Checks
BPOKANE, Wash.. Jan. 24 (AP)
The Old Nationul bunk nnd Un
ion Trust company has purchased
the entire assets of tho City Na
tional bank nnd has assumed all
tho hitter's liabilities, IX W. Two
hy. chairman of tho board of the
Old Nutlonal Ha id early this morn-
; Ing.
vldes for the establishment and
ma 1 n te n a n co of kind e rga rd ens In
connection with common schools
In the state of Oregon districts 1
having a population of less than 1
20,000 school children. It pro
vides that tho necessary funds for
tho establishment of mulntenaneo
of such kindcrgurdena bo taken
from the common school fund.
A joint memorial Introduced by
Senator iXinne calls upon congress
to pass the Johnson bill providing
for a nation-wide Investigation of
the rates and pru dices of telephone
companies and usking that one' of
the Oregon senators be appointed
on tho Investigating committee.
arrived In Nassau, harbor under
her own steum this morning.
Finds a Way to Stop
Attacks of Fits
Reports are received of an amaa
lug treatment that epileptics state
has proved successful la stopping
their attacks. 11. l.epno. Apt 11)7,
95 Islund Ave,. Milwaukee, Wis.
has been supplying, sufferers with
tills treatment. Ho now wishes to
reach all those who have not been
helped and to do so la making the .
startling offer of a generous treat
ment free to all sufferers. Anyone
afflicted should write for this free
treatment ut once, giving ago. .
Adv.
I1LL1SL.IJ
l (SHOES-HOSItRTl I
Across from Dohncnkamp's
4'Xl'SI AIi IU:ll'diONN
an All llenmiiiing Oalmhen
anil Ovvi-nIiocs rir lJMllcn
und nidi. -
COMMIMSTS KlIJi -MANV
TODAY
FRIDAY
KXOW IS I'OKTIjAXD
POUTLAND, Jan. 24 (API
King Boreus sent a flurry of snow,
rain und mist lust night, leaving a
dump, soggy blanket of snow to, private enterprise as Well.
greet Portland this morning. Ihol
snow runged In depth from- one!
Deckle on Aiilou
Tile senate and the hoimo high-
inch In the downtown district , to ; ways committees, meeting Jointly,
2 inches in tho residential sec- Wednesday afternoon, decided to
Hons. . send, up a trial balloon on the m'o-
The officlul forecast for Port- tor vehicle license reduction (ues-
land and vicinity was rain tonight Hon .by voting that a bill be Iniru-
(iolng to Spokane
10. Uussell Scott, Eastern Oregoh
boy scout executive, Is leaving to
day for Spokane. Wash., where he
will attend a two-day meeting uT
scout officials and will take part
on the program each day. On Fri
day Mr. Kcott will give a book re
view of "Uenjamin Franklin. Our
First Civilized American." Satur
day ho will talk to the leuders on
"Foods for Winter Camping."
und Friday.
55 iuxow at utrri-;
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 24 (Al)
Jack Frost was blowing his Icy
blasts over the length and breadth m.Mlirm1 hvihn soeelal ci.m-
of tho Pacific Coast region toduy hll, lt WItK .lleved the In-
return engagement, which ;,,,.,.., ,,f .,.. W.,H thn
brought reports of extremely lowway t(J K(ft Ul(J mutu,,. JC!fur(! the
temperatures froni.scorefl of points.;!-,,!.,...,.. Iind t(Hl ihfi temner of
several reporting the lowest tom-rt.m lawmakers
peruiures tins winter.
l-'roin Ixis Angelesr
Mrs. Lillian Young, of Los An
gVs. Cal., has been visiting her
Lloyd Young, In ha Grande,
und this morning left for Idaho to
visit friends before returning to
her California homo.
To Hot Ijike
Mrs. Violet Ttynearson nnd
daughter, Huze! Huth White, and
MHii-r-in-law, Frances liyneai-son.
all of i-a Grande, went to Hot
1-ako this morning.
To Visit In Walhmn
Frank Iteuudoin, of Joseph, Is in
li Grande today and expects to re
turn to his home soon. Mr. Beau
iloin has been in Portland where he
took a shipment of stock.
VWts Mother
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Hall, of Port
land, have been visiting in Ia
tlrande with Mrs. Hull's mother,
Mrs. Utile Parker. Today the
Halls went to Klgin to visit for a
Miort time.
Heiress Missing
A letter lias been received hero
from Godfrey. Amlle fc Arnold, at
torneys in Klkhorn. Wis., stating
that under tho terms of the will
of Henry Jye. who passed awuy
some time ago, a' Hcrtha Middle
stadt, of Ia Grande,' Ore., Is heiress
to the sum of yjtC.34, now held by
the attorneys. Errorts liave been
made to reach IScrthaMiddlestudt
hero but letters have been re
tunicd and the attorneys say that
unless she claims the legacy It will
go 'ta the state of-Wisconsin.
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,'Mr. Pointer Goes
W. I. I'oulter, of Salt Luke, sales
manager for a coul company, left
this morning for home. Mr. i'oul
ter has been In a Grande for the
last two days. This Is fine weather
for the coal business, he says. In
La Grande Mr. Poulter visited two
friends, Mr. Sawyer and Mr. Ashby.
The coal mine operated by the
mmnnnv is located in Carbon
countv. Utah, 180 miles southeast
of Salt Lake City and produces a
uuartcr of a million tons of coul
a year, Mr. Poulter says.
MORE BILLS
' CONFRONTING
-LEGISLATURE
(Continued from Page 1)
duced In the house embodying" the
recommendations of 4he special
scnato committee created by reso
lution of the 1927 lcKlabtture.
..The two - committees have not
.committed themselves to the sched-
for any perslon to knowingly pur
chase or sell for beveraga purposes
any niedlclno or other preparation
containing alcohol under circum
stances from which tho seller
might reasonably deduco that the
Intention of the purchaser la to
uno such preparation for beverago
purposes,
Mncl'herson'a bill also provides
that any wholcsalo or retail drug-j
gist bundling any. preparations or
pateht medicines containing alco-
hoi In quantities greater than those
allowed ;ln beverage under tho 1
prohibition law of tho stato shall
keep a record of all sales. !
v ;'f -. i
ltoolsoin of Clatsop, . chairman
of tho house forestry committee,
Wednesday afternoon introduced a'
bill Into .the house, the objects of
which aila to encourage growth of
forest . crops on lnnds. vuluablo
mostly for that purpose, and ta
provide 4 f'11'' "table and continu
ous rovcauo Corsuoh luiidjfiir 'inie-
!,; . ' v
Goldstein of Miiltnomnh Wednes
day Introduced to .the house two
bills restricting the use of tho
automobile driver's llcenso wlloro
there Is an .unsatisfied Judgment
existing liguinst llim In any court
In the stato for the Injury or death
of any porson or Injury to proporty'
cnused by tho careless and negli
gent driving of tho person of any
motor vuhlcle. -
Disinfection of ull goods manu
factured at tho stuto penitentiary,
and thi-lr ' labelling art "convict
made" dre provisions of a bil
which Henderson of Multnomuh
SHANGHAI, Jon. 24 ( AP) .
Chlneso newspapers today said that
many persons had been killed ami
wounded when communists attack
ed tho town of, Chwangylng on
Monday evening, ('hwangylng lies
30 miles south it BhuiiKhul near
Hanchow bay. ' ;
Also Comedy
"Nothing Flat"..
fiii irfjftJ'iianriBsii
WE BUY FORT ESS
E SELL FOR Xj ESS
News to the Ladies!
-Another shipment Just' re
ceived of lXMlh'S ,
Rayon Vests -V
-;1'hey ure very, fine iiuullly ,
-r-Miiny shades and till sixes.
Specially Priced - -si:i-;
ui.vnow di.si-i.av
Destroyers of High Prices
Sv ' ' GEORGE WALSH
9 , f . " '' ' ' ' "COMBAT" 'r
1 1 S fJM M Si M ifc Aesop r aDies.
''. and MARGARET MORRI? : ; ; 7 : 1-.. . . V .' V
Kallins tempoiaturcs and weath
er bureuu warnings of general
Favors Stamp Tux
A J0-cent stamp tux on ull In-
IroMts throutrhout -"California lod Mlruments that bear a 'oonsldoru
Erult Kiowers to brine out tholr;tlou, exccptliiK bank 'cheeks, us a
h n aid Ke pots last night.' l'u!r jcool meuns of wiping nut the stato dcfU
weather was predicted for the elt, wan proposed by Andrews of
Juy. ' . - t ('lacknmaM and Multnomah, at u
n the Pacific Northwest old mun meeting of tho UKeMiiienl and tax-
Winter came back with a venge- ullon committee of the house wed-
unco preceded by u cold night wlndiesday afternoon. r
which sent the mercury Into a tulli VA stamp tax is a reflection on
fttptn. . . - . ithe state,' said Andrews to tho
Pullman, Wash., was the coldest committoe. "but lt Is 1ki. u re-
town In that mate, reporting 32 flection on the state to have a
defcreA helow zero, whllw' Newport
rogixtered below und Kltensburg
1 lh below. The mercury hovered
about sero ut Wulla Walla, und ut
Wenatchee it wum 8 below. Heattle
rejiorted temperature of 19 above,
OOa.onO deficit."
With the Introduction yesterday
Of hoiiKu bills Noh. IUH and 'J'J, 1.
It. HmJth, attorney for tho c: renter
Oregon association, believer, that
pledges made to the people when
. Montana and Idaho were In the the 'blue blank" referendum was
grip of ' extreme cold, the lowest
tempiMuturc reported being &5 de
grees below zero at Uutte, Mont.
TIME IS GROWING SHORTER
Don't Miss the Enormous Savings at the Great
Closing Out
Sale
of the Entire Stock of
kxow ix pKXDLirrox
' PENlJU-rroN. Jan. Zi ( AP)
About three Inches of snow fell
here last night with the thermome
ter registering 12 degrees above
zero, Keports from ranchers in
the t'kiah sector report tempera
ture; of 36 below zero last Satur
day night and 24 Tuesduy night
with two and three feet of snow.
filed by his organization in 1!'!7
aro about to be fulfilled. These
two bills provide for the udditiou
f three full-time members to the
state tax commission and for en-
forcement machinery for the com
mission and tho county assessors.
OPEN CAMPAIGN
FOR PROTECTION
(Continued from Page 1)
KEYES TELLS OF
"GIFTS" FROM TAILOR
(Continued from Pag 1)
)! w as a sick man. lt wag pre
scription whiakey.'
"Drunk 1li Mllelne"
" "And you drank his medicine
for him?' inquired Simpson.- Ob
jection by defense counsel prevent
ed an answer.
Keycs testified that he met Gets-
oleo oil to 3.7 cents against one
cent, oleu stearin to 4.5 cents
against one cent, and on tallow to
3 cents against cent.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 24 (AIM
A proposal to write into the fifteen
cruiser bill a declaration that con
gresa favors a restatement of inter
national law on the rights of neu
tral powers at sea was offered In
the senate today by Senator Hotuh.
Itland Queen' Dowry
The Orkney Inlands, off the north
rosst of Scotland, were ruled by
jsrls (enrls) under the supremacy
off. assorted 'fixer' in the Julian j of the kings of Norway from very
n 1Q11 u-hnn rinlvnff am as.le I mnu until 1'1'tl 1' I.lnnil.
Gmf5 GPTHIER
-the stcie-vtt n consctekcs"
caws. In 1 91 S. when ltxoff came
up to the office of Thomas Iam
Woolwine, who was then district
Mllorney, on some kind of a case
und Keyes was called in to help.
The acquaintance ripened over a
period of yrars. the .wltncM said,
and about 1926 Gftxoff often called
on Keyca at his home or office.
'O'txoff- whs always an affable.
,nc?iuh1. Jolly fellow," jiatd the
iforsnrrdistrirl attorney., '"He was
jntways a gentleman around me and
my i a id i.y.
esrljr times until YZ'M. Tlieftu Islands
end the .Shetland 11 es became tlte
property of tho crown of Kcotlnnd
si payment of the dowry of the
bride of James HI of Scotland.
Improperly Named
The brook trout, properly speak
ing. In not n trout nt till, but n
chsrr. Tlte ni.iibiw li n true troitK
nn Is th MitfMnuTv or Inl.e troui.
I'hnrr nre Hoely re tared !o lite
tnut fjwil;, tu've'er.
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