La Grande evening observer., July 13, 1929, Image 5

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, ORE.
Page Five
Local News In Brief
j.dlioi Mb- anrt KiiRene Cute, of I.a Ornnde
iMltoi- an. Mr. John I . .Ttnird, I are drlvlnK to Knterprlse tomor
of the .m-1IIuh Hdnhn) Time row. They will speml the duv vis.
roistered at the Hucnjiiwen Inn bins iehitlveK and friends and re
liist evening. They were on their turn to tills i-Uv tomoi-ruw oven.
way u hi t? nuim uikcm ior an,
oiiiint.'. -Mr- Haird elated that he
1 bought 1-a firande the hext town
between IJjdse and l'orttand. Jle.
reports wonderful crop thin year
in the Hnise valley with mifflelent
water for nil need. JJuiryiiiK, ue
rortiiUK li -Mi'- Hnird, in especially
advani'liiK by lenpn and hounds in
thiil Hei'iiuii of Idaho.
.Innl.:)i' lAUt Siiviim- inulgCN Here
The Junior l:i'e wiving lied Ciosb
lcidtfen may be ohtained now at
ihr Hoy Sco. it otflce. Tho.. n-'
rivintf Junior hndj?es are Howard
l.vman, Max Stoddard, Hoh Oesler- :
liiiK. Sully Sifrffrlst, Julia Smith and
.Marpm-rite McGleiminfr. Those-l
vile t'ook and Kloyd Maxtor have. ;
already received i heir senior life
saving ha lf?e.
W'ea t herpooii In Portland
II. H. Weatherspoon. one of the
liirtfest individual apple, growers in
iht- state, and who is a itiNiiber of
ihc state -board of horticulture, Is
ri'Kisiered at the Imperial from Ki
lt in, I'nion eounty. Ah leijislutive
representative from I'nion county
,1 j. Weatherspoon played .an Im
portant part in the recent session.
Tile Orrffoniau.
Leaver for Yaklnia
1 ku I hp i 11m 'Pnvhn. nf 1 .ji
Criinite, lef t last evening for.Yak
Iiiki. She will meet her sister,
rhloa Taylor, who is employed ut
tln Ka stern ; Outfitting eonipany,
of Seattle, and they will both re
lurn to this city Sunday. Miss-Taylor
will visit her mother, Mrs. At.
Taylor, of I'nion, diu-inj? her va
cation. I ic turn from Portland
Dr. K. (i. Kirhy and his daugh
ter, Aliiijoiie; have returned from
thiii- trip to Portland. They have
tieen attending thei American
Meilieal association convention for
the lust few days. They were ae-rompiiiile-l-
by Fred Parks, who
will spend a tew Mays visiting ut
the Kirhy home.
Leases I'llllntr Station
Hoy AleNefs, foreman of tlie . Ieaves 011 Vacation
ftbservci cnniposiiiK rom, will leave Miss tiladys Smith, who is em
fnr Pendleton tonight where he 1 ployed at J. t. Penney.s, is leaving
has leased a filling 'station, form
erly the Dnnlel-l,ady service sta
tion, on West Court near tlie
Itoitnd-t'p grounds. Tlie station is
just across the street from Al r.
McNees home in Pendleton.
Going to W"ele,vnnd I'nlverslty
' Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Sehissler
will be in this olty about July '2.'!.
Air. Sehissler is coach ani dlree
'tor of athletics at Oregon State
college and is leaving soon for a
motor trip to Illinois. He will
conduct a football course at Wes-.
j, yn unlverslly tills summer.
1
und cliildren, of La Grande, have
been in Portland for the pad two
weeks, visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Prank Lilly. They re
lumed to their homo In this city
Inst evening.
Mm from Itellliighuni, Wa.-li.
Visiting at the Charles K. Mil--dehraad
hotuo are Mrs. Hllde
bra nd's father, mother and bro
ther. Mr. and Airs. T. Humor and
Thomas Jr., of Bellingham. Wash.
They will spend about ten days
visiting in La Grande.
Mm- front 1'ntou
Mrs. Connie Mlaker, Airs. Ku
gene Hates, of I'nion, were out-of-town
visitors" In La Grnnde yes
terday. They spent the afternoon
shopping and returned last even
ing. Go 10 Wallowa Lake
Kenneth Alc 'orniick an 1 his
Pi'ather and mother, Mr. and Airs.
A. II. MeCormiek. and Mrs. John
l.eieh. of Kansas City, Mo., drove
to Wallowa lake yesterday '.o
spend the day. The returned to
Ji Grande last OA'cnlng.
Mere finm Portland
Mrs. A. I-', Hellewei! and he
diiughter, Alae. of Portland, are ii
this city visiting at the home o
Mis. Mary Maker. They are lenv
lug tomorrow morning for W'lltow;
liilu, for a three weeks trip.
Going (n Twin liills
Aliss Merlhu Wallslnger and her,
sister, Mrs. Margaret Oliver, of Lu
Grande, are leaving tomorrow
morning on n motor trip to Twin
Pulls. They will visit Mr. nnd Mrs.
Kay Oliver and return to this city
the latter part of next week,
Going to California
AI1.sk Anno Arnohius. who ii
attending Hummer school in Cor
vailis. is going to California soon
to visit a schoolmate in Los An
jobs. She will spend a month
there and return to La Grande
Mil sfall.
Merc from St. Iotils Mo,
Air. and Airs. Jrgang and their
daughter, Alurie, of St. Louis, Mo.,
are visiting in La Grande. They
are spending n few days at the
home of Jim Gletlhuber. Mrs. Ir
jrang Is a sister of Mr. Geitlhuber.
Hetuifi rnitn Convention
Dr. A. L. Michardson, who hss
been attending the doctors con
vention In Porlluud. arrived In iJi
Gruiititi Utis morning. He had ex
pected to stay in Portlu.nl
until
Sunday, but was culled home.
l.eavii lor Maker
y Hoy "Spec" Keene who is coflrh
and director of athletics nt Wll
lumette university, left this inorn
Ing for Maker. Me has been in La
Grande for the. past few day" ve
iling at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Keynolds and friends.
Tio 10 "Kiitcri""!' "
Harold P.ogers, Jke llendricki,
iiir.
Hew from Portland
Aim, K. A. Vudor. of Portland,
and AHkhi'h NV11 and Grace Alil
ler. of Oakland. Cal., arrived In
1-a Grttndo yeMerduy. They will
visit friends in thlH city and spend
Alondny vtsitinp Airs. J. H. Cram
er. Vlsliiim; lu iM (JrannV
Air. and Airs. Itoy Alorton. of
-Moral, tire., Mis. Wilhurt Mor-
l" and AIim. v. m. Buchanan.
aro vlnitfnff ut the home of
Nr. AIih. if. J. Harriwon for
a PW luys- v
trm Oakland. Col
i -.ir. ami Mrs. It
It. JnhiiK.tn nf
Oakland, t'al.. arc here visiting
his sister, Airs. ( L. Thompson,
and his mother. Mrs. KMxubeth
Johnson. They will .spenT a few
lnys in this i-ity.
AttemU Convention
Dr. I. L. Italston of l.a Grande
ban been attending the sessions, or
the American Aledical association,
lie is a Knest of his mother. Airs.
Harriet Italston,. 7:i Johnson
street. The OreKonian.
Mere reom Porlluud
Air. and Mrs. Hoh Weatherston,
of Portland, who havo. been visit
inn at the home of Mr. and Mrj-.
J. I, t'ox 1011 u few days, uro now
stopping In this city at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. George Hill.
Hero from Saci-amento
Mr. and Airs. Theodore Georffo.
of Saenunento. Cal.. arrived l:i
l.a Grande yesterday. They will
spend three or lour days visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kranu
George.
04s to linker
Mrs. J. K. Kejinedy, of
(irande, left this lnnrnhiK for
I.a
Ita-
ker. She recently underwent an
operation and is now returnliiK to
the St Kllxuheih hospital for med
ical treatnu'iii.
this evening for a motor trip to
Walla Walla. She will be accom
panied by Karl t'ox :iud they will
visit his relatives for a few duys.
l.eav' for llakei
Aliss Mary Kllen Stoddard, ,of
Maker, has been visliing at the
home of Air. and M rs. Khner
Stoddard and her daughter Ituth, !
and Alary Kllen. left this morning 1
for Maker, wliere she will visit
her husband.
tpniMili
.. , ,,,,,,, ,
t.hMr '.Mly I ,', ,-Vh-Blntt. o,'
Cove, were In La Grande this
at the home of Mr. and Airs, hid
Poster for a week.
(io to Maker
Mrs. George M. Herr nnd her
son, Harold, Kenneth Owens. .Mil
dred Smith and Alarian Miller, of
La Grande left last evening for
Maker. Ihey spent tin
visiting friends.
ning 1
Mere from liug Men (It
Mrs. Motile Gamble and her
son. William, of Long Ueach, 'al.
are visitors in tliis city. Airs, Gam
ble is visiting her sister Mrs. It.
J. Kekley. She was formerly of
La Granite.
Mel urn lo Klamath I 'alls
Mr. mi 1 .Mis. It. M. I larlenbower,
who hove been in La Grande for
t he past few days, have returned
to Klamath J-'alls. They will spend
a month or ro there on bilsines-.s.
Goes to Meiiuiini
Mrs. Henry Hitter, of La
(irande, left last evening for Port
la ml. She will spend a week visit
ing her sister ami attending .1
family reunion.
(.0 to Mndiiiiu
Miss Grace Hodden. Kllabeth
Hesse, Ola .May Wright and Kuia
Hesse, of La Grande, spent lasi
evening at Mad him Springs, pic
nicking and swimming.
Go to 'J'aconin '
Air. and Mrs. Lynne Mohnen
kamp, of Iji Grande, will be away
from liii-i city a week. They are
to ulteni the northwest furniture
market and will have tomorrow.
More fro 111 Portlaml
J. L. Paswnger, motor export ffr
the International Marvesler of
Portland. Is here on business for
a few duys.
IMAM'S for Chicago
Joe McDonald, who has been
vitdtlng his aunt, Mrs. Jim Mac li
ave, of this city. Is leaving thin
afternoon for his home in Chi
co go.
Going to Molsiv
M. Nelson and Clark I enny,
who are employed at N. K.
West's, lire leaving soon for Jbdse.
They will spend u few days theie
on business.
Goe to Port land
Paul Newlln lias returned to
Portland, aftex a few days visit
in this city. Mr. New-1 in is em
ployed at Chit r le Berg in Port
land, and his Itrothtr Is wnplod
by the Orrgoniun.
To Hr.mih nt
Jane Kord and Carmen Allen will
broadcast tonight and Monday
night over Koin. Port land, 'j 4o
kollcyeles. bet w een H and 1 0
o'clock.
Going l Maker
Many Mr.'arthy, or La Ci.ind.
ia IcuvInK tomoirow for Maker. He
I will Tnl ihc .!.. vlallln. his
j Grande tomorrow evening.
IJkes Yellowstone I'ark
Air. and Mrs. George Frank, of
Aurora, Ind., nrrived here Thurs
day niht tor a visit with Airs.
James Schilling and family at the
Schilling home on I' avenue. Me
fore coming to l.a Grande the
Franks -.spent a lew days In Yel
luwstane national park and wer
greatly pleaacd with their t (.p.
They liave been ahroad, visiting
Switzerland, and" other seenio
splits 1,1 1-urope, hut leclare that
the Yellowstone wonders are t.ie
finest ihey have ever seen.
Go in IJiiselnirjr
Mr. and Mrs. ('. R Tlatt. and
Mr. and Mrs. J. li. Henry, of l.a
Grande, If ft this morning for
ItosehnrK-. They will attend the
L S.-W. V. convention. Mr. I'latt
and Mr. Henry are official dek
atea. Itetiiriis to 2 10
(Jeoifjiv Harnden, who was re
cently transferred from AlacMarr
store 240 to 'ti; is now workins
at the store No. 2 -Hi.
Pleads ('iillty
Ala rvi n Sji n d ii ng and 1 la rvey
Hunter, charged wit h larceny,
plead tfuitly and were finetl $:iti
each by Judc I.. Denham.
Goes to laiicrprlsc
Airs. Al. .1. Keith, of Spokane,
arrived in l.a li ramie tills morn
iiiMT. She spend a tew weeks
visiting at tlie home of M r. ami
Airs. William Iteeco In Kntorprlse,
Married
Charles Shields, of ISez Perce,
and Margaret Wilburn. of Salt MPnt a pari of Thursday here go
Lake city, were married by Jmlgu hig to La Grande .to take part in
L. Denham recOntlv. . afternoon and evening performance
'. there. -
To Kngle Valley J
friends in Kagle valley. She will
return next week.
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: : . 11 r
presided at the marriage recently
of James H. Ianks- ami Van in
Chevelier, of Wallowa county, " '
Here from Port land
Mrs. (.ieoige I toss, of Port land,
ai rived in this city recently. She
is spending a few days visiting
her .sister, Mrs. C. L. Thompson.
Vlsliiiw llTw
Miss Helen Shlllfn of Portland
is a visitor al the Dr. Wonderllck
residence. She will be here a
Week.,
Helmut fi-nin IP int. l-ri-ni uli.
Airs, beances Greulfch relnrned
yesterday from a Dip to Alilton
Kreew'ater. where she spent a few
d:iyr. visiting relallves.
Here from Spokane t
Dt-. D. Cook and A. K. Cook, of
Spokane," arrived in this city last
evening. They are here on busl-
ncsK.
Merc from Couir d'Alcno, Id'i.
.Mr. ami Mrs. Huntingon Taylp,
of Coeur d'Alelie, ai'rlved in J.a
Gran l'e hist evening.
Go;-; tr Wallowa
Ali.iS Kdna Turner, of La Grande,
is spending a week visiting at 'the
home of Aliss Kdna Moot in Wal
lowa. '
l'rim Cove
"Nin" ronley, of Cove, is spend -
today in La Gramle on busi-
:. lie W ill rein l ll miij ,miiuiir.
Mctiirns front Portland
A1rs. K. M. Appleby returned pi
La Grande this morning. after
spending a week In Portland.
Goes to I'.nterprls'
G. L. l.orison, of La Gronde,
spent yesterday in Knterprlse on
business. . He returned last even
ing. HUNDREDS HEAR
CONCERT IN PARK
(Continued from Page 1)
p;nls. This was so popular that :
repeat of it was necessary.
rreiii'iiL I'.ncorcs
The sextet from "Lucia" by Don
izetti, by Messrs. Kobinson, G. Mc
Millan. Knauiz. W. Nusbaum,
Wylde and Director Andrew Loney,
was also encored, and Mr. Magnin
sang the refrain of "Precious Lit
tle Thing Culled Love." This' in turn
demanded an encore and the pop
ular number was repealed. "Down
Among the Sugar Cane" was also
played us an encore.
The closing number wo the
overture "Oi pheuH In the I'nder
world" one of Offenbach's great
creations.
At 57, W. T. Simmonn, of CnrrD
ere, Miss., is studying at the State
Teacher college al llnttiesburg for
, diploma.
Extra-Ordinary
Values
. Fifty
Odd Suits
One of a
Pattern
Vz
Price
CRIPPLED . INDIAN
KILLS THREE IN
MT. VERNON, WASH.
(Continued Iroio PK 1)
to Sinmvood where he surrender,
ed to Marshal William Jordan and
told ills story.
"They robbed inc. ho T killed
them." he said. "1 should h:iv Kil
led myself, too."
A fa 11 a iv w yea rs k li i le
working In the woods broke both
0eW. : .
IMBLER
PERSONALS
II y.Mrs. P. .11. Male
(Ohservei1 t'oi-respondent)
1MHI.KU. Ore., (Hpeclnl)--Ml.
and Airs. O. Itetterton nmlL l'amll,
of Colorado visitetl last week at the
K. S. Pox home while. Mrs. Parker
ami I .a 11 rn, Pox, the two dnuKhtcrJ '
of Air. and Mrs. Pox spent tlie
week visiting friends and relative.
at Snltmi.
Clifford llottffer npd Lewis Pajre
from Spokane visited the first of
the week at the A. Pare home.
Air. and Airs. Alilton Taylor, who
are with the Al G. Barnes cirrus
have enjoyed a visit this week with
All's. Taylor'a grandfather. Abner
Pane. All-. Taylor is a clown ami
Mrs. Taylor is one of the bareback
riders -of the circus. A, Patfe ami
All, and Airs. Tom Pae 'met the .
circus when it arrived In Lu Grande
Wednesday niornlntr, brinKln Air.
und Airs. Taylor home with them
lnt(t In thd rlnv rinH ltil;(iw llinm !
to Knterprlse in time fop the nf-
ternoon performance. They also
ternoon performance. . They
,
lioy wehrhinif e Kilt
a babv
Hoth mother ami baby are doing
nicely.
Mr. and Airs. Will Lanman and
family, of Montana, ai
hero vis
iting with relatives and old tlnn.
neighbors and friends. 1
Mrs. John Hekeler and daugh
ter, lWrothy and .Mrs. K. L, Perin
spent Friday afternoon - with Mrs.
C. M. Hale. Airs. Perln will kpond
several days in lmhler before re
turning to Klgin.
1 iTt'In Westenskow is ugaln at
home after an extended vacation.)
He ami Men. .Westenskow and Ut-1
tie daughter visited d'lTerent Calt-1
foruia points, going' on -Uf Into;
Ctah where Mr. Weslenskow stntrtk .
they saw Home very, beautiful seen- 1
cry. Mrs. Westenskow und little
daughter did not return but .will
wtnu' ''' llh relatives in
tab.
Mr. nml Airs, ('hick Ch-nver and
two children and Air. and Airs. May
j Wilson and son Howard motored
t to Catherine creek Sunday where
they enjoyed a picnic dinner after
which they went to Pit Ion 'where
tlie" men played tennis during the
afternoon, tin returning home tin
j Wilsons were witnesses to 'tlie acci
dent which oecured near Alleel and
Mr., Wilson assisted in. lifting the
car fro in the victims who were pin
ned beneath it. . ,
Iowa farmers, on the' average,
have a fixed eapltat of SIS. 170 of
which JM'i'i Is lu machinery.
20c
snows in
THE HIT OF
HITS!
HAROLD
T7
ILL
I V - V an J
j
!
n. gvyi;
J'leasii call at box office for your gucut t
ticket to seo ih "Sin Sinter,"
Klamath County
Rancher Beats
0. C. E. Railroad
K I. A MATH h'AI.I.S. Ore., July!
13, ( Al'l I'rank Ktiles. Silan
lake li Iter, defied two railroads
for five hours yesterday and fin-.
ally fon hl point. -
The O. l. and K. railroad joint-
ly owned hy the (Ireat Northern
ami tioiilliarn I'aellic, had .main-
tnined u spur lino aeross Slilp'a
prupttrty tor years.
Wsim-rtav a
itsieintt it
locomotive v. us sent out on Hie
out on the
sfiiir
tnov
to tear up the line ami re-
, iu, rails.
The ennlne puffed out :o tlie
u 11 1111 11 Miuri u
Mtier Kiaricn 10 imt'K out. mil ;
slopped smldenly. Stiles had drlv..
yn his -uutoinoblle uerons the railN.
"Now," he said "yoi can cither
run over iny automobiu or you
4'un pay np' rent tor the use of my
property all these years." ,
PleailliiK and arguments by rail
officio U wore of no avuil. The
il (strict ultorney was consulted
but he refused to take part In the
controversy anl pointed out that
the spur was on Stiles property
and that he wj.k r. i .i.-iv nt-
car wherever he wanted on M
own land.
Hours passed and the locomo
tive remained.
Hut as day closed, there en mo
an order from the head office to
poy Sliles. Triumphantly the de
termined rancher . removed
machine and went uway.
his
C(ltf ftrfti if jm
.V l VI ' Vl 1 iVt?W
Money Crops Up
I'()I1TI;aNIi, Ore., July l:l (Al')l
I The first ease of eounterlelCnif
in.. i n..- i
in Portland today when W. T. Cus
ter, unknowingly, nearly passed .
one on a grocer. The mistake wait
scovered by ("us er and the gro- '
cor. pollee were notified. It - wok
of $i denomination.
1 l)J.PAitrAii-.T Moiii;s
Itore No. 1 3
La Grande, Ore.
Summer Underwear
SlItltTS ASM) BIIOMTH
ATM LKTl 1
MALMIUGG AN
HONKYCOMM KNIT
59 to $1.00
10c
sjiai.i, i'iii(-i:si
I
IN THE WEST I
STARTING SUNDAY
FOR 3 DAYS '
YD
7&mW.M. 'v
i
DOOfCLA
Last Time Today!
A tense dtnilia of Mm I'nr.en
oilli Willi .Nuiicy CnrrH
uml iJiwremi lit ny.
ros m.
Tax Commission
Completes Tax
1 rtetllrn rOrniS'
"
I
SALKM. Ore., July d3 (AP)
The state tax onunliwion has enm-
pleled the prlnttnK of the llitam;.
Pile tax return forms to lie used
.olleetlnK next year the lax In- J
taniUhles for illL'lt.
Hlnnlis are Ineludi d wherein the '
taxpayer will show his revenue In-I
,.0me from six soureis. These are!
ii tJ i , .i
,i vldends nil slock eoroorations. In-
1(,,.st on ,,nllk ..posus. inlerest on
i.L. tJ . !.,., ,
.. romv flll(i Ill.lllii.i,.i bona-
it , s :
Interest on cm-puration lxmd. In
terest on notes ilnd nini'iKaKcs, and
0(h(M. inU,rPHt
dividends. The
total of these minus the $200 ex
emption will produce the taxable
Income, the tax being 5 per cent.
One half the tax must ncciunpimy
the return to the commission. The
remaining half may be paid in six
months. 4
Intangibles are defined for tax
ation purposes under the Oregon
IHW UK mnn' 111 'nieresi, nanus,
Hes. claims and demands, secured
m" "l,,(,"''t' t inMti.llng open
aceeunts). all shares of stock In
I'orpomtions and any and all other
evideneoK of indebtedness, except
federal neeurlties."-
j Tho return must be filed with
the tdnte tax eommissfoner on or
before till days after the end of the
tax year; ? . . :
Kor failure to pay the tax wllh-
Mfllllllliailll
PAINS
In 10 minutes or costs you nothing
GCIKNCK imy.t 04 of nil foot pnini
rchiilt from ' weakened mum-Ira.
Now a wuy is discovered to nnsist and
itrengtlicti thcHA inus'lcit. That burn
ing, ui'liing, tired feeling in tlie feui
Mul tegs foot calluses, pains in Iocs,
liutcji, bull op lieel dull acho in Uic
ankle, calf or kne sprcaiiiiiK of Iho
feet, or t lut L broken-down feclinj;
all can now be quickly em led. Puin
(lops in JO iniuuti'S when m umiiMititf
hand is uxrd, culled tlie Jung Arch
IJnice. It. iti liinlily clindiu and exceed
ingly lit-'ht und thin.
HeMilU ure pernmnetit. Soon wand
niiy be dihcnrded. Nearly tf.OUQ.pOO
'now In use. Specialist h u masted at
I resulti, urge it wulely. 'ffWTl',,,
I Coma in todny. UiJT.
Mont jf back if not StWHuVriffafh
drlighted. ARCH GRACES
Red Cross
Drugstore
BllflS
B1H1BBDB1I1IB1
L C Edward everett isorton
T DEITY BRONSON
tfrj ? DiREcnoar Archie I. Mayo
also
c 1 DAYS Vitaphonc Act
imtaimf&w3Bm Movietone Act
KLLllSJIM STARTING -and-A.5H
SUNDAY PaUie Sound News
(out Intent to evade or defraud tlio
, penalty (s li per eent of the tininunt
j if the lux iind 1 lier eent per month
i fl tirinif the time, the tux remains
1'"r wlll(,lllv niakltiff a fulse or
, fraiKlulenl return the pemtity Ih ule fell tm he attempted to lenjl
iflne of not more than $t0l)0 or im- tlirooKh the window to evndo the
prlHomnenl for not more than one
year, or hoth. and In mldition I "0
I1"' 'enl of the lax.
i :
AtX'l'SM 1'HOHI Aii:NIS
T Kt'l'MH KM, Okla.t July 13
(Al Declaration that her litis -
hand nd tier brother wore ahot
i i own ny jm u. Harris, a (oi'imii-i
. ..... . ..
: " feiieral proamnion raiomK
1 pari' ul"1
i was ninue today uy .Mrs. james n.
Harris at the preliminary trial of
Jeff Harris und three other nn-m-i
hers of the raiding nund on intii
. dcr charges.
The oldest Congregational min
ister In Wisconsin is the Itev. H.
A. .Miller of .Madison, who Is loo.
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county where the Crown-WHHa-mette
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