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Wednesday,: July 24; 1929,
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE,
Page Five J ; j
Local News In Brief
llnvo Visit lit la tJrnnde (Visits Son
Mis Mary Ha la a teacher in the Mrs. W. I. KoSerS arrived ves
public achoote in Greenville, lilin- terday mornin frum u,s Anli;ia,
ois, her mother, Mr, isiia from.Colo. Mrs. Koer wii! n(i
Kugene and her brother a travel- several weeks vW(inB with her son
wilesman for tho Swift Co . o. , h "u so"'
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with headquarters in La Grande
lire Tuets- ut the Saeajnwea Inn
xv hero they -wo having a few
days visit together. Miss Hula is
on a summer vacation trip cover
ing parts ot tho northwest. Miss
ftitu lias been in tho stmo city in
Illinois where AHsh Geneva Say re
has been in school the past year
ii nd they have become very good
friends. The three members of the
family were guests last evening of
trinity Superintendent and Mr.
tyre at -their homo on Fourth
street.
lie! urn From-Trip
A. IS. iiendrirkson and his daugh
ter and son, Mary Vaughn itcul Wil
IjiiiI, accompanied by Mrs. C. M.
Humphreys, of La Grande, return
ed yesterday UVom a weeks vaca
tion trip to, Portland. They vis
ited friends dad Mi's.- Humphreys
visited her ' daughter, Catherine,
who bus been in Portland fr some
time. They report a very pleasant
trip. -
Mere from tWynJIis
K. K. Uo'Hworth .and 11. T.
Vance, professors in Public, ac
counting and advertising experts,
of. Corvaiils, spent lust evening at
the .Snrajawu Jun. .They were in
La Cintndo hud year In March and
gave a two day mercljiuits institute
ttnd left this morning lor Enter
prise, where they will givt, the
merchants institute., for two days,
under tho auspices of tho -Oregon
to college. ,
lien from J'orti.iml .
J h n Hiboson and Fru wis
Snodgrass. who ihave been in
Portland, playing in , the Varsity
Vagabond, -urchc.-'Vra, nro . in La
C ramie. They will spend a few
days visiting friends and relatives.
Mr. Si tod grass will visit his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. G, Snod
Kra.ss. The d'osjiel Mission
I'p smirs in the Harris building,
Kvangelist Lester t 'arisen is con
ducting the revival meeiing nnd
there will be services each night
except Monda y. at 7:4 ii p. m.
Thursday night Mr. ('arisen will
speak on the subject, "The Seven
Sayings of Jesu- on tiie (,'ross."
ISvcryone iweieome to attend.
Here froit&IVi!i;r;. .New Mirci
Mr. andj .M is. Ii. 1 F. I iron ning.
of Denning N. Mexico, arrived In
this city rf enily They arc guest
jjwthe hojiie of Mr. Browning's
P'-nts nt. MSS Madison street.
This Ik Mrs. Prown-itgs first visit
in La Gran-ie and she is very much
pleased with the- city. -
Hero on Hiisittess
Harry Finn, of San Francisco,
arrived hi: lA Granile recently on
business. Ife will spend a few
nays here and visit friends. Mr.
Finn is a son of the atiorney C. H.
Finn, who is well known in this
city, and is now residing in
Francisco., '
San
;flEehiri, from Port hind
Hurley Iticlutrdson and nr. and
Mrs. It. G. Mct'all returned tn La
1 Grande lust evening from Portland
They have been in Portland for
Hie past few days on business and
pleasure. . Mr. Uichardsou visited
his wife, who is spending a month
visiting her parents there.
To Tour lulled Shift's
Hubert Ii. liradfurd left y est or
day afternoon on a motor trip
throughout the I'nited States. He
plans to visit points in the east,
.New York,- Chicago, and Yellow
stone Park and many othcaf places,
will be it way about two months.
'ns to Portland
lid M(H!ti and his mot her, Mrs,
KHa Mootii, Mrs. ISugene Moon, and
Mrs. Harry Moon, hit yesterday
on a motor, trip to Portland. Mr,
Moon is making a short business
trip in Portland and Seattle and
I ley wilt lie away Horn Ia Grande
al'out a week.
Goin to isarnhnrt
Mr. and Mrs. George UatlHto
a nd h is mot her, M i s. I .aura Ha t -hlh
of Vincent; left last evening
lr llarnharl. Mr. Hatlii'fe has
been transferred from section
foreman at Vincent to the sanu,
I'"sitiin at -Parnhart. They lived
Vincent f'M- the past six years.
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I'uiirt.isUi-.iiiM-on-
(infnf.illr.iinsil.iily ,
! fiom Vonconvor, ,W
U. C. thrmiAh the fff
Cimiiilian Rockies ffjt
to all points in fM
V Kaslcrn Ciimula
N-.ind the I'nitcil Mf A
States. Stop- J0
overs if ynu iff ,0
wish. Oct m Afi
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. who is employed
at tho btevens-Vati Kngeien com-
luiiiy.
lioave.s for liaise
Mr. and Mrs. In :il Srhissier
spent last evening vltailm t ii
home of Mr. and Mrs. Chariest
iteynohiH. and s!rlt.i fhi,- ly.,,
this morning. They plan iQ Ka to
Holue today and from there to
Yellowstone National park.
IK'Him to Ivtiinuml, Wash.
mc and Mrs. Leon Hiichcnck
and their children t
Helen, returned to thetr lnmn in
iMimuno, wash,, last evening.
I hey ha'e been visiiino- t tn
homo of her sister. Mis. r .r mi.
ter, for tho past, few days.
Heluriis From Klamath Fails I
Mrs. Charles K. imffev has re-1
turned from a trio to Koe.ih !
Kails. She spent some time visit- Vtoil hKr mU Mra Andrew Lon
ing her son Timi .. " wHi 1)0 in ijl Grande about
well known in La Oiiimie
natie'
Green.
She reports a very
pleasant trip.
IK'tinns fim salt tnkv City J
Cal La rm returned to r.a '
Grande last evening after snend-Mnrn
(ng a few days in Salt. Lake CUv i
on business. Mrs. Larm drove over
from Wallowa yesterday to meet
him and they returned to their
honiq at Wallowa hist evening,
Inspection Tour .
J. Logan, general store keaiicr
for tho railroad and Wiiliam
Hrown, division store keeper, at
Alhina, stopped in J,a Gitmde
yesterday. They me making a
tour of inspection.
Ix'Hves for Caldwell
Mrs. Anna Lorenx, of Cove, and
Mrs. Lula Weelts, of Seattie, left
lust evening for CnldwoiL Wash..
They will visit Mrs. Lorenz' son at
Caldwell for a few days. . Mrs.
Weeks lias been visiting Mrs, Lor- i
enz tor the past two weeks.
May In Miiitii-fjut! lijtnd
Uiilph Mitinwaring, of Portland,
M;iIihviHtji U1 ltl.-iv i trntiiliunn
in tho iiinti1eli.l l.un.l H !..
played In the Pottland Symphony j
orchestra and tn the leading thea
tres. Goes to immthu
Ben W. Noyes and his son, Ar- '
low, of La Grande, left this morn- ?
ing for the imnahu. They will
spend a few days fishing in the
river and return to .La Grand
Friday evening.
Now in KpnkaiM'
Mr. and Mrs. C. KorreMt, Knauff
are now residing in Spokane. Mr,
Knauff was formerly employed t
the Wool worth company in ii
Grande and i now general mana
ger of the store- in Spokane,
I'liHti I'tttet pi'isc-
Mrs. James Coleman and her son, 1
of Knterprise, arrived liere yester-'
day. They will spend a few days
visiting at the home ot Mrs. Lee
Slusher,
Marriage Licence Issued
A iimrriuge license was issued
(j Joseph M. Davidson and Gene
vieve Capp, of Cove, by the court
house, yesterday. They were mar
ried by the Itev. 10, Hall at the.
Methodist church yesterday.
Chango ltoideme
Mr. and Mrs. A. It. Hunter have
moved from t"S Kits! street to
the Grande Hondo u part men ts.
ll.fi-t I-'iimt Hmi(ii)"!im
Mrs, Hen Gragg nnd her duugh-
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II. E. Bloom
Exjfert Swimming Instructor will give
lessons at
COVE SWIMMING POOL
Commencing July 25lli.
WORK GUARANTEED.
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icr, .uur.ueui returned- i&st even
ins trum a visit at Huntington.
They have been visiting friends for
the past few days.
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I Mh UUian Stmms, of Seattle,
recently arrived in this city to visit
relatives friends. She will visit at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Foster
Siinms for two weeks. Miss Stmms
was formerly of La Grande.
Heturn From Salt Luke City
M rs, B. i3. An derson and a nd
Mrs, Raymond Garity have return
ed from a two weeks trip to Salt
Lake City and Zion Park, They re
port a very pleasant trip.
Goes to Albany
T. W. Sherltu, of 3oseph, spent
yester'day afternoon in La Grande.
He left last evening- for Albany,
where he will spend a few days
visiting friends.
Here From Joseph
Mrs, Haiph Kite, and her sis
ter, Helen Kennedy, and Murjorie
Mcltin, of Joseph, spent yesterday
in Ia Grande shopping and visit
ing friends.
Visl(iS Aunt
imKS UCII wutim. ot ronwnn.
reCt-,ulv aivcd this city to
two weeks.
From 1 mliler
Jesse- ISerry and his two sons, of
Vtithh.C n i rh-nJ In 1 rim.tiia iW'K
morning. They will spend the day
(n i . n.u r,n inwin.vVU re.
tntinv.
Here, from PortJaml
.! rs. ('. V., 1 fast lags and Vr r
children, and Krances Humnd, ot
Portland, were out-of-town visitors
In La Grande yesterday. They left
La Grande this morning.
Go to Klein
Mrs. William Smith and her
j children, Lillian and Klmer, left
J this morning for- Klgln. Mrs.
i Smith received medical treatment
j while she was in La Grande.
Here fi-oni Arlington
j Mrs. Joseph Hunch, of Arlington,
'arrived in La Grande yesterday.
( She will spend n few days visiting
(her daughter, Mi's. Adoiph Siegrist.
Itelttm fiftm Corvnllis ,
1 M Uy Murphy and Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Lanzer have recently re-
from a trip to Corvallis.
t.'orvailiS.
; Here front i.ngim
j- J, fK Caverhiil, of Kugene, sitent
liiKl evening In this city-. U left
! li Grande ihis morning after a
.short business trip,
In 1 taker
M cm. K. C, Wllllnnw. of Ut
fU-ande, recently left for linker.
She will spend a few days, vlfdtlng
her mother, Mrs. Klsle Storahuch,
'and return Saturday,
j
Itefurti from Klautath lls
i Mr.! and Mrs. Frank H. Jeater.
; recently returned from a motor
Itrin lo Klamath Kails. They have
I been away from this city about
( week. '
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Kd Harding left last evening for
lledmond. He will spend a few
days visiting his brother, Joe Hard
ing. Gor to i'emiletmi
Mrs, O, G. Ofsen, ut I-si Grande,
left last evening for ,Pendieon.
She will spend a few days Visiting
friends and relatives.
ISc-turns From I'orttaitd
Mrs. It. Uuightin recently re-
turned from a trip to Portland.
She has been In Portland for the
past few days visiting friemhi.
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Hen front Mdford
Arlin U'dhetter, of Medford, is
in La Grand" visiting relatives and
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EFFECTIVE MAT TO SEW. J
RETURN UMIT OCT. 1,
Reduced fr li prt of cut; liberal ,top
o,r. Fine train,; modern Cuipmetit;
iplendtd service; acenic route. Short nde
trip, enable yen to Tirlt
ZtOH KATlONAt VMM
ORANRCANTOH NATIOKAIPARK
BR YCE CANYON NATIONAL PARK
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK
ROCKY MOUNTAIN NATL PARK
lot rautiss and Booklet m reqo,t
this
Return From Vincent-
Mr. and Mrs. Juinies MeNamee
returned last evening fraas a three
day fishing trip at Vincent.
Ill At Home j
Lueile Taylor, assistant to A. j
H. Hunter, secretary of the chain- J
ber of commerce, ia ill at iiotue. I
this week.
Hero from IHscatello
Mrs, M. Kriedel, of Pecutetlo,
arrived In La, Grande lust even
ing. She is hero on a short busi
ness trip,
Itettiriis from Portlaiwl
Joe Carr returned to La Grande
last evening, alter spending a few
days on business at Porthsnd
To Gitiboii
Miss la Pentecost left last eve
ning for her home in Gibbon. She
has been in La Grande for the
past few days visiting friends.
I(n Ctvtt ..!. nllf
J, li. Hoover, of CorvaUis, spent
lust evening in La Grande on
ness,- He left this morning.
Elks Prepare To
Welcome Head
Of Organization
friends. He was formerly of
city.
I'lans for the entertainment of' ported to police this morning thai
Colonel W. i. Andixnvs, newly elec- thieves during tho night had taken
ted grand exalted ruler of Hie Elks,! frD,ft is and eonsider-
who wl he in La Grande for a few able merchandise, , ,
hours tomorrow are working out! " " "
rapidly, according lo Chester r
Thompson, acting exalted ruler of' jyOrtfl TO WaT I Uli
the local lodge. Th edistinguished jj
guest vtiM he honored at a imich-' Have.uoia weaauig
eon at tin Saeajawea inn at noon,! .
immediately after his arrival. Jlej NOKTH I'OWUBHs, Ore., July
Is to he accomjiaciied by C. C.24 A wedding Hnniwrsnry was
Bradley, grand lodge officer who i
will also he an honor guest. I
For Mrs, Andrews, wives of the;
officers and of past exalted rulers!
are arranging a luttclteon ai. the
La Grande hotel, to take place at i
the same time tiie Klks are meet -
ing. i
The head of the Kiks will he ut
an official meet ing in Pendleton
tonight and will come on here for
the unofficial meeting tomorrow.
Rides Ready For
University Picnic
,H idudonts who are considering
attending school at the University;
of Oregon are invited to the Uni-i
versfty of Oregon picnic to he hold j
at Riverside park tomorrow ntght,
accotxling to Uorothy Ann Waru
ick, general chairman. -
Those who do not h;ne means
of transportation are to come to
tiie Snciijawea Inn nt around sis
o'clock and rides will be provided.
Students having cars arc asked by
jnMjm iup
to pick up passengers, . K very on
cup and plate.
An interesting program has been
arranged, she said to iay.
lU:Ci:iVK MOItF, l'HKAHAVTK
Another load of chines pheas
ants wen received in i,a Grande
this morning. Mr. CorneH, deputy
gatue warden for this district, hiisj
taken charge of the bird 'which
lie distributed near Klgin. Mr, Cor-J
nell's work since he has been in j
Cnion county can not h praised'
too higlity. He has covered the
entire country number of times,
catching several law vloiaters and
has assiyfed Mr. Bonny, who bus
charge of the hatchery at Cnion.
in storking a number of streams
with trout.
AntomobHe mcint? has grown so
popular that promoters announce j
an increase in returns of 37 pe
cent over the 1!27 f inures.
IN THB WIST
ttori No, 1 3
),n Grande. Ore.
MID SUMMER
BONNETS
A v.r llim-'y nffi.flfi of
TKIMMI.U H ATH
M I I.I.TS
SI JlMIJt Ml.hH
PU'ftidnK mo.Jfl In rjiB tii(.-.l
for th. - Bi'n son's wf-sir. Your
iiu-. of any loiiti5i.
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(Continued from Psgs 1)
Ban &n argument with aisother la
bor member whereupon the
speaker said he would bo glad It
; she kept quiet. She sprang to her
xeex ana saaa: i reauy very mucn
resent that remark." The speaker
replied: "The honorable Lady was
interrupted again nd again and
must keep quiet during debate.'
The discussion did not end
even here,: Jack 3 ones again in
terrupting: "I tell her straight to
her cheek that I am a better man
drunk th sho is sober, , ,
BANDITS HOLD UP
PORTLAND FOLKS
AFTER MIDNIGHT
POItTIANI), July ii (AP)
ItnndHs. one- of them a woman,
took $3SQ from victims la the heart j
j morning. The first report to reach
police was the robbery of the Ua-j
J "s restaurant worn a tu.ge,
busl-!timk imm took U eUih fiom
the eash drawer.
A short time later Norman
KvanW manager of another res
taurant, called police and told them
ho hud heeit stooped hy a tHpino
youth and a white woman who re
lieved him of 1300 in cash at the
f point of a pistoh
it, C, liarkuiun, manager of a
suburban Woodstock drugstore, re
celebrated at the home of, Mr. nnd
Mrs, Fred W. Sneneo on Muddy!
creek Kunday in honor of Mr. and
Mm W. W. Heard who were tuar-
Hed 80 years ago. Mr, Heard was
horn in Indiana October IS, 1867,
ns parents moved to- ibanon,
jJo and lived there unlU tho Vlvll
war, when they moved to lUtnotfc,
After the close of the war they
moved back to Lebanon, Mrs.
Heard was born in Iebanon Feb
ruary 28, 18G2, They lived lit that
vicinity until the spring of 1920,
when they came to Haines,
. I je f iff it TVfMfWJ
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fVUlilt Of (slip
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Mrs. 1?an Tanner, annexed the
Mrs. -Stange handicap champion-
alii ii rn in liiHii-4 nrt- hn la
. tf ,,,,. ViBtittl.ft,tV r.
. ternoon when she won from Mrs. I.
K. Kins!. Thirty-six holes were
splayed, Sirs, Tanner winning three
I up. Her handicap was 38 while
Mrs. Tsnhr's was ti, The cup w
jjid fotlhp past year uy Mrs, A. W.
VO$MtK CHAKGin WITH
s Jtoimuiv,
MKIK01tl, Ore,, July 24 AI
James 13iiker, IS, and Alvhi Youn;,
21, were arrested here Inst ntphl
charged with the robbery of the
Hague Hlver Lumber company. The
hiss consisted of a shotgun nd a
rifle. Pbilt'e say the two yoiififf
men were ndeased from the Mon
roe state reformatory in Washing
ton lat Sunday.
heach ensemhle, one correct
and colorful, first choose
your Jsntzen in the coior
hest suited to your type . . .
Monde, brunette, fitiafi . . .
whatever yours maybe. Then
(natch your stccessoriei . . .
btxh robe, cjp, belt and all.
You have an ensemhie sirik
jnu)y individual)
And bet of ai, you have
a iuit that lets you iwim.
For jantzen combines smart
appearance wii h utmost free
dom for swimming. Tightly
knitted from long-fibred
wool! Permanently elastic,
it graces your body lightly,
comfortably, perfectly , . ,
u illisul a u rinilt!
See the new models here
ftjr men, women and chil
dren .... Conveniently
buttonless in sties to 40;
unbreakable rubber button
on larger sizes. Color-fast
hunsnd itri pes. Your weight
is your size.
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Last Rites For
Sinnott Will Be
Held On Friday
THE HALLKS, Orv July 24
AP) Funeral strvievs for Nich
olas fe.iinott. for mnny yeara and lYgo das eneoorasing
representative In vaiifimw riwrn thriMr. fanoM to run fr the office,
second Oregon district tKasternj M that Ume Mr mrmoit wanted
Oregon), and rvvvtiUy apjwlnltxd j Um present n-prentve, Uutk'r,
jusJiee of tiie I United fifties court j ja run.
of ciitims, will he iH'Ml hem l-rt-day
n 3t. IVter's Catholic church.
luhl;c Mirvice viH he heid 1 9
a. jn. in tin city auditorium, to he
followed hy religions rUt& at ti
a. u, In tho cltureU, State offle-
jSlonotl'M lUBWir In iMBViiS. will
Mlvw the tlnKy at tho aa.iiIor-J
tum Mvjfll, Hetiuieiu mass will
c?hdinite i in tin rburch at l j
u CaUwHc cemeH-ry here, I
ijH my rearh Tiie Halletf
tomwmw aiternooiu and will nist
in state- in a fnne-rai chpei hert
xmiii S n. nt.. Friday.
Kwiorary paUhearem at the i
funeral win he Henaiom MeNary i
and i law ley. tlovernw I'atteison,
Ji, 1?. Wood and 3. 1 O'Brien of j
PoHiand; K. C. !Vas t Ji Siadei- j
man, t3erge C ItlaUeiey; J. A, $
Heuler, fr A. Seiifert, Thomas iea- j
ho, K. O, McCoy, 1L I,. Kck, K. ' ' SAMiM. Ore.. Jniy (AI)
French, W. A. WHderson, 1., ! Mrs. Mary June Ciinttm dieii at
Itanium, 1. Nelson Walterhw state hospital' for th Insstne
KIliMli .' lilt Oaein snd J. W. WlMeUiy as the retiU of n-
Donnelly of Tiie Imllns; eorft W.I
Johnson of inuor; I'rnnmii Bilerj-"n arwny into nm banraieni
of iiys l liiver; C, T, Irctsnd . ot R this hulhlins wHh suicidal iu
Mii, nd George M, Croafiejd of j tent.; - : - ,
Aeiiv pallbearers wHJ h Iten
ifin, iMward Km,- Wmiam
Hunter, i'. K tSunning, M, l.lav-j
ey, llenty Ilnnton, U A, Sehamio
aud tlirse Hrown,
J. Ji, i'eare, chairman of the?
? Fnioti co.;lv repuhUcnn c')tral
j committee, and cUma friend of Mr.
Sinnatt since isait Junior ired
H, Khhih- and Knlpb llnrm plan
jio gs if Tim Haiies Friday foe the
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Chiropodist and Arch
Specialist
lir, Ji, H, KATOX 11, C 1.
(Practice limited is ihe fool)
I BjMHdaliw In tlrwl aching feet
and broken arches. Aha corns,
bunions and in-grown nails. Ji--naal
relief without jwin. Kx
nminaMon fre, harKe reasoti
nhU The lih Shop, mmmuw from
Kttui clttli. thla weh-t1y; Main
S7t for appointmnls.
LAST DAY
Tti World's 4X'
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..... ..a-jJfiki.p-irjiiiiiiii uwi mumukMi ' in ! 1 Hiw
funeral of the late representative.
There was no more capable man ;
in the west than he" said Mr.
Ienr this mornijrt in fine tribute
to his friend. "Ue was an honest
man sad an efficient tmew"
In 5 5 1 when a vacasey In coa-
j?rs apjwared ,lr. Pessre made.
trij to irktlecu, w!ir the late con-
gr-ssraaa was in rtate senate-.
Mr. Peace kept in. cHose. touch
with Mr. ShittoH during his term i
of office and had a number of '
personal visits from him. Hack in 1
the Sis Mr. Fears and lr. Slti-
mtt tHHHte aotiuatnUHl through
fire hose teajns.
iOtC IHIimie i J IKfS
'fn fnttimil- SniVMe
SAUKM, Ore., MHy 24( Al)
Mrs, Mary Jane Vliuimi 61, I
luatc of the state hospital for the
inmim attempted aniride lodi -when
sho jtiinped from a stairway
Into tho hospUut bnaent. Ilec
condition is aerioiui Sho was in a i,
group of patients feeing marched
frsMH a ward into the open air
court, Sirs. CUntoas hone Is at s
CmJIIo where she has a daugh-:
ter, ' j
Jri-a wtnfncd vhm she jumped
AM, Wash., July 24,
s Ai' Kdwanl A Melhart, forai-
vr whier in the Whatcom conn- '
w treasurer's office, nUsaded
i, jtulfty to emlM'Ksiing $ai,9S. and
. ' kV ' rf
alsso
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