La Grande evening observer., May 10, 1930, Page 4, Image 4

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Saturday, May 10, 1930
(Incorporated)
Ad Independent Newspaper
PRANK B. APPLEBY
...Edltoi and Publisher
bLARVBT P. MATTHEWS
..Buaineaa Manager
Published everWngfl, except Bundny, at 1416 A (Jama Avenue,
L Grand Oregon, Tho Obaor.rer-StHr puhlUhed very Friday.
Entered at the Postofflee of La Grnndn, Oregon, hb Second
CUas Mail Mutter undur net of fclnrch 2, 1870.
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QVll INTEJtCKNHOIl Who Ik lie Unit , condemned ? It In
Christ triti t died, yea rather, tlmt 1h risen again, .who 1m i'Vcii
at ho rffiht hnud of fiod, who ;i1ho mnketh Intercession fur
us. Itomuns 8:34,
Three More States Vote Dry As
Prohi Poll Passes 4,000,000 Mark
j Three more at a tea vote hone-dry ' a general trend In the laier reports
in The Literary Dieest'H main poll toward a dryer vote.
Ion prohlhltion, an the total vol"! For tho first time since the poll
Itnhulatcd passes the four million Marted tint vote frr enforcement
mark, according- to tomorrow's is- ' pusses that for modification.
mio of the magazine. ; Kansas continues to had at the
I North Carolina, Oklahoma, and ;dryost state In the p'di and Coiuiee-
Tennessee are the states which (lent also continues to h:ad the, wei
have joined Joanna, and Arkansas column.
In voting over 50 for strict en- Although JIuto is no char ma
foreemcnt. ; jorlty, Louisiana ami X-w York
! Only three states. Connecticut, each have a- vote of !!'?, for re
Nnw Jersey, and Uhode iHland have -peal.
n majority volt' for repeal.
Of the 4, ISO, 017 votes In the
. eighth and current report of the
major poll by the maea.ine, L
. :MK.ftMt, or 'Mt.O's'r vote for cn-
f o rce m e u t ; l,:'3l,X4Ji. or itl.r.S :;
register for mollification; ami
! I ,ip .. 7 or Ul.'ZW, an for repeal,
i While there has been no marked
change In Die ratio of the three
'groups, It, in noted that there is
Over 4(" d of th-- vote in Ala
lia ma, Colorado, Jo.vu, M is.-4s;-d ppi.
who Ih Mth Kin'iH mother and be
iur .Mother's day, too, her ehildren
art! going lo spend the dav with
her.
Walte'r, price, of I-a Crande, has
spent .several days in Kamela thin
week papering t lit K. P. Lironks
liomc.
Air. lirooliM has turned his gar
age around thin week with the help
of local men. in order to make It
easier to get In.
Al i. and . rs. !'. 1 in rues spent
Wednesday visiting" and shopping
in La Cr.iinh:
I!. Davis, of La fJrande, worked
at Kanieljt while .Mr. Jiarnen was
away for a few days,
it. Uiggs is working at Kamela
at pri .iejit, as a member of the sec-
Xehraska. Wouth t 'arolina.
and ; lion ervw.
Texas is for enforcement while in
l;daware. Klorhla, lliinoN. .Mary
land, Lat-vachuset is, Miciilgan,
Missouri, Montana, NVvad: P.-nii-tylvania,
Wisconsin, Wyotninr, and
the iJistrict of Columlda over -W-' ,'f
the h
;e"al.
Mots are registered for
i;k;iitii itiiPoitT oi-' pitoiiiitrnoN poll
(1'iorii The Literary Digest for May 10, liciuj
' ! You can't argue with a man who won't argue back, or with
n woman who does.
No news good news, except lo the college student who
is looking for a check from home.
j Klate
) Alabama
' Arizona
: Arkansas
: California -
; l 'oloradu v
Connecticut '
Uelawar:-
" Dist. of Columbia ...
' Florida
: Ceorgla .'.
'ldaho
Illinai
i Indiana
Iowa ...j
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maim
.Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
M Innesola
M issiHHippI
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
No rili Carolina
North Dakota
! hlo
For
Modification
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' j Tennessee
A GOOD SAMARITAN
The. other day occurred the one-hundred and second an
niversary of the birth of Jean. Henri Dunant, in whose mind
the idea of the Red Cross organization originated. No human
itarian agency in all history has done more to relieve suffer
ing and distress than the lied Cross, and no benefactor of i
uie race. is uetier euuueu 10 me worms grauiucie man me oiiinhcinm
Swiss citizen who laid the foundations of this agency. oh-khh
i- I'i'nii.sylvaiiiji
-; While passing through Lombardy m 1859 Dunant wit- yicin.ii. iiumi..
tiprrpH nno nf flip lmfflpa liofwpnn flip iirniipa np Ancfi-in jinil .Hinllli ('liroliim.
the Franco-Sardinian forces that were struggling for suprem
acy in Northern Ttnlv. lie saw thousands of wnunripd soldievs I 'J''"i'1
lying on the battlefield without attention or care. The sight j v!'rmim
R0 appealed to his pity that he gathered together a force of i Virginia
volunteers among the peasants of the region and carried vi',Mi!iin ' ..
aid to the suffering soldiers. Then he returned to Geneva j wiwunsiu .. .....
and' wrote a book that resulted' in the formation of the lied iw'!"''',i,,,oivn''
Cross. j
..' Today, the organization he fathered has branches in every '
civilized country in the world, and it has resources which i ov,jr ,iru i. ,,,.',
idnab)e,it to render prompt aud,j,ffcelivo succor whenever w..itiiV"1 vA1)'.;jt:,'1':,,1 1'a-raini
or disaster of nny kind afflicts humanity. The Hod Cross J :;;;"'';'i.V;Ur".n!."mAirr,'l:!
is a shining example of what inay finally come of an un-i rii ison m i-i- iiimn- in town.
selfish idea born in the heart of a good Samaritan. '
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-Mrs. .1. V;irl, of l'cndlcton. v;ih
;i vl.-ilur at tho !. 1. liruoks lioine
mi 'J'Inirs'liiy.
Mr. and .Mrs. llawn anil rainlly,
nf I'l-U'lk-tiin. well! at Kamirla nn
; 'riiin-ii'lay on Iiu.sIihvs anil lili-asuri.
Thi-y vifiiti-il at tlio hiinio nf .Mm.
; tf.avn's iM-nthcr. A. Jiocki'tt.
J. Jtak-i', i,t .Mcai-liant,
'nioilu'r of JJakfr, of K'aint'la,
I who 1i;i.s 1,1'cn vixillnif at tlio Hakpr
; lionu? hcrt' for ni-veral ilaya lia
i now rt'tui-noil to lior lionio in
.Mea'-liam. She haH nilldo a very
K'.oil rci-ovpry from a ren-nt otior
alion at tho (ii-anilo Hoiuto Iiok
Iiilai. ; It. llii-irs. of Kamola, ilrovi. to
.":H'h;tin on Imsinos:
il.y.
; Mr. and Irs. 'I' I'lirfon aro inak- !
lir,- frorinont trli.s Co I..T (ir.in,!,, at j
present .Mr. ilurton In a inontlii'l i
of the O.-W. 1jii.1I loam and uvea '
tn l.:i Crand" for iir.n'tlco.
! Mi: and .M ih. c. 1). K'illiy and'
. Mr. and Mrs. 1'om Smith and I
daughter, J.nla Alarlo, rooont I'OKf- I
dontM of K'lainath Kails, .mioiit :
I'horsday ni',-ht in Kamola vlsit-
iii': al the II. Ilorstman homo oil:
their way to Halfway, whore t lie
moil aro Knim? to work. Mrs.'
Kolliy is .Mrs. Ilorstman's slater
and 'Oll known here, as .Mr. and
.Mrs. Kelley spent most of. last1
winter in Kamela. Mrs. Kelley ox- I
peet'-il to spend ahont a week ill
l.a. lirande vlsllimr at. the home
of her mother. .Mrs. 'P. K. l'ler- I
son het'ore joining her hnshand In .
Ualtway. '.
Mm. It. Ilorstman and son, .lack1
liTI on Friday lo spend tho week
end 'isitim frlrnds in 1'ortland.
Mr. Al." IJronis, looal railroad ,
auent, was in 11 Crande on AVed
nesd.iy ni'-lit atlemlinii a hnsiness
in-.-'tinf,-.
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Hoover to Visit
National Parks
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VAMM'lXtiTil.V, May 1(1 (,l')l
I'l'isidenl. lioovi't- Intends to visit'
I tie nallnnal parks of The ltoeUy
Aioiiiuain leiTllory dnrlii the)
eoiain;;- siinmn'r.
'i he provident ),lans to In-Kin his ;
Inp at tlio northern parks of thft
alley some time during I
FALK1
jB LA GRANDE
STORE
Successors to N.K. WEST & CO
MEN
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" ME. JOE MORTON
THE FASHION PARK
REPRESENTATIVE
Will be here
WEDNESDAY
With a complete line of clothing for fall
NEW STYLES ;
NEW FABRICS
NEW COLORS
Suits and topcoats for fall
made to your individual meas
urement at no additional cost to ,
you. A large assortment '.of .fab-'
rics and the newest of fall colors
and styles will be displayed by
Mr. Morton. Come in our store.
Wednesday the 14th and see- the
newer things Mr. Morton will
. gladly show you.
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; . MOTHER'S DAY
,Y Mother's Day will release tho flood gales of tender mem
ories for many men and women. To others who still possess
that heaven-loaned saint it ought to mean more than it ever
can mean until the borrowed is returned.
It seems to be part of the human scheme of things that no
inatler how much a mother is appreciated in life, the real
appreciation conies only after she is gone. This is not the
experience. of one son or of one daughter but of all children.
It is like health, sunshine and the other treasures of life,
valued, most when gone.
Mother's Day is not an old day as such events are reckoned
and in some respects is not essential to the true relation be
tween mother and child. There are any number of sons
and daughters to whom a Mother's Day is not necessary to
bhow proper respect and devotion lo that parent. . To them
every day is- Mother's Day, but there are others whose affec
tion is no less but whose thoughts go astray that do find in
this yearly observance the suggestion for doing the thing
that they really meant all along to do or lo say but forgot.
. The wearing of a flower, the writing of a letter, 'the pil
grimage lo a grave, the especially tender kiss, these and
kindred expressions of child-love for mother are appropriate
on Mother's Day. To those who have, Mother's Day should
be embraced lo its fullest opportunity, for there comes a
time when Mother's Day makes the heart ache with longing
and the sense of a terrible loss.
; Airs. Calvin WrlKlit was a hrlef
visitor at tin- -loo Smith home one I
day tile llrst of the week.
Clarence Sinelalr was iihsent!
from school Tuesday un aeeoiuil ol j,
illness. I
Air. and Mrs. Leonard l-MirKason
I were recent visitors at llll-taid.
liean Sinclair and Victor Har
rison are hllsy repallilnr till' Mlter
system in Lower I'erry.
Mrs. It. ,. Davis and ilailKliler.
l-.slher, were lirlef visitors at the
I'.nrt Kail homo last Thursday af
tclltooa. Mr. and Mrs. .1. 1 1. lloolier
J.avc a lovely Itnncli of hahy chicks
which will soon be lart-'i on-'b
lo fry as they were hatcl .'r'.r!y
In the year. They are t til IT Or
piliKlons ami While W.vanilottos.
j Verdn. May .Morris called al the
j W. L. ltolu-rtson home W'edlles
I day afternoon. l-'crn linhertsoti.
ttho Is still confined to her hed, Is
aliom tint stnnc.
Al.rs, Harry Williams and her
father. Atr. Thomn.H were slioipiai."
In town one day Hie latter part id'
last week.
.Mrs. K. Morrison, who v a
several days al;o has Ho lai
oovend as to lie aide to driv,
car to town, which she did
Tuesday, ,
Hurl Kail made a trip to perry
last Thursday, spending Hie day
worklna" at Hit- ,oh of wrcckinj;
tin- house which he recently pur
chased from Hie tJrande Hondo
Lillutier eomvauy.
AL. mill M)s. Charles Strlm-hain
are husy this week planum; a
mirili n on the lot formerly neon
hy the Carl .lohansen family
Weather Still ' ..!
CoM At Kamela !
With Some Rain!
COSBETT TO
CARRY UNION
Ox West may nrinfr out onotmh of Seven .ers":is were Injure,!, one ! weak. Two loads of outstandinK1
his supporters to make a tnlal votu seriously, mar McAlester, when a' quality steers Monday $IL'.ih, hulk
of eitfht or nlno hundred. Istnrm slun k fit Appelnr uoruiniin-' of supiilv graded from low (food
I
MILS, (. 1
(Ohservei
.KAMI-; I. A,
nliL weather
:. THoicMii iK;
('uri'e.spiiiKh'iil )
Ol'ee.im ( Speeiitll-
Is mMU prevalent i
Many voters ndmit they am nn
ileeided nild 'uninterested. In the
ND WALLOWA do not expect to j?" to the polls.
Only a radical cIuuiko in the sit
uation hetween now and Friday
can send tho total over 4U per cent
ot tho registration.; H may he less.
(Continued from Pace One)
: Kamela hut. during Uie latter part
of this week there has not heen
I so many snow or hall Mm'ms. hut
Mlo-re is still some : ain. Ot'eashtn
lally the wuu.does shine thrur,h
; hut most of the l hue i !u- sky i
dull and cloudy. Wild flowers at"
ihloominir. At pi-e;-eni th-.'iv a"e
'many yellow violets, hirdhills. yel
low Hlh'H and a few ladyT-lipper:;
to he found on the hillsiiles.
I leeatihe o inn cokl weat her,
In-
PERRY PERSONALS
ill
her
last
pled
!ty .Mary 11. kail
( OhKorver ( 'or respondent ) j
I'KltllY (Special) Mr. Kail i
3)uh heen makititr visits at '.
Ihe (liiimlt! Ronde hospital j
ct.t h iimrnlmf and afternoon since.
Iut Tucsdtiy. Shi visits her His- i
ter, Mrs j. II. Alhertson. who tin-.
lerwent u major operation last )
Tui nitty, May 0. .Mrs. Alhertson
Is Join; as well ns could he ex- .
jM'cteri. She wtis ill for some time!
belort; enteriliK' the hospital,
Mr, Itlatiehartl ami son were clly
at I'pper l-'lat and Mi's. Itlaiohar
Is the I'erry post in 1st
(i nrce Sinclair
itor last etlues4lay alter school, j
Mir. A rile (hmnett, who has heen
in California for the paM several (
monihs recently r turii('d to her
homo in lown. More recently she !
came to I'lne (mh' auto camp to j
live. Mrs. (lasnett was employed
at the I'lne Cone lad tourist sea- 1
'on, it No. j
Yam. Carlson and Yieiot liar- I
risen v ie recent city isitols.
Little M.lss i:elyn lloal.MUl. nil
spent the past ueeKrnd with lie
eousiir . Itetha and liel-a Kali w
'.T.,y vis-!7'"'' of Nccjro
Is lilackcst Mark
there are very few mushroom
in ij found, alt hoti;:h, t hey arc
hroimht lu from In-low Meaciaim
and Duuean.
C. ( ). Seliuhcrt was in La
(Irando on husint-us on Thurvilay
moriilm;.
J. im-ver. of I-a (Irandc. was a
visitor in Kamela on Thursday at
the home Of his hrother, Knr.i'ieer
I. Ihever.
.1. I. Casey, of .Meaehain. father
of Mrs. It. Mnwes. of Kamela. ceie
hraied his seventieth Idttlehiy an
niversary of ThursdaV. M
is well known to many l.a
and surround in if I'ommituity peo
ple, lie is in tho lumh-.r husim.s
in Meachant.
(!. Tatncrls was in l.a Crande
on huslness on Tuesday.
.Herhcrt Casteel. of Kamela gro
cery store, went, to 1-a Crande on
Tuesday evening to see Miss Al;a
Smith and reports that : he Is re
covering rapidly, uiul lumi. i' re
turn soon to Kamela.
Several Kaim-i.i ieopl. wo;'..1 ae
quainted .With .1. I .ce Ve.lVer. of
i;ntcriiis
Xorldad senmp, to have lost nnd
Joseph and Corhelt gained in the
la't week. The reported alliance
hei ween Norhlad and the hlack-
to)i paving crowd Is directly re- j
sponsihlo for thiw, aecordint; to
ohservers, and Xorhlad Is much
weaker Mirouirlumt the county than j
lie was ten (lays ao whilo other j
leaders have ono ahead. j
The only local contest is hetween !
"Hill" Allen, AVallowjL mayor and'
business man, and T. CI. Johnson, i
Wallowa, for the repuhllcan nom-
Inaiiou for representative from the!
Cnion-Wallowa district. Johnson,
t he incu in hent, has done little
cnmpalnnimr lu tills county while j
Allen lias done some very efficient ;
work hoth in li ( ru mlc ami j
throughout tho valley.
Allen Favored lo Win
Reports indicate that Allen will '
carry this county hy a jfood mi
TORNADOES TAKE
86 LIVES DURING
LAST SEVEN DAYS
(Continued from Tage Ono)
ished with the two men. Their
bodies were found yards from
where tho home formerly stood.
Sceial Injured
! John Stevenson, who lived near
! tho Chap pel home was so seri
ously Injured that he was not e.
, peeled to recover, while reports
1 hrouifht out of the ar-a hy relief
j workers, said that "hetween lift and
j Iio" others in the path of this
I storm had heen Injured, some of
them seriously.
I Several persons also were re-
it y. and swept for several miles down to common $ .!.:: 5 dow-i io
ilcrots I'itiMhurjfh enmity. A t mn II ' $li.rn and helow ' 'l ciiets in loads
tornado ripped out a strip of the up to $11. mi. Top cows $!i.7f.
hasehall park fence at, Shawnee, , I Will: dcsirahle she-stoek $.S.7." up,,
hut, did litllo additional damage, i Low cutter down to $ L'Hl. Cutter
The death toll from the tor-!10 medium hulls mostly $fi. fat Hfi
undoes which struck in several ' $" r,n. odil head heef iyn! $s.no and
places in Tcxiih Tuesday, mounted Steers and' calves down-
to 7.V, with four deaths reported ! wnrd respectively from $12.50 tip
rrnm hospitals lust niifht. while 1 1 ,i r,n (,'i-ades largely $i.(0rf(
tornadoes in Oklahoma on the ?s-""-
san.e day claimed four lives. i Sheep: compared with week ntn,,
j sprint? lamhs 1.0a lower, old-crop
i lamhs and yearlincs $ 1 .00 oi $l'.i0
; and more lower. IO.wj-s '2'w'ii ftc
down, extreme quotuhle tops at
ekeiid sprinir lamhs $IO.(iO. Old
, crop lamhs $7. no. V,earjini;s $G:oo
and wes $ri.0n. shorn hasis except
i sprint; lamhs.
visitrs one
week. The
day the first of the
Itlanchard fatnlly live
turned to her hom in 'o
dav aftermtoii. Her motto-
die
PUBLIC RECORD EXCHANGE
From Monday May 12 to May 31 wo will nccopt your
old Victor Records in exchange for New Victor Rec
ords. For each old Victor Record we will allow 7'i cents
each on a new Victor record nf your choice of 2-"0 late
selections.
For each 10 old records you will receive one new
Victor Record.
This is an opportunity to get new records for your
old ones.
ADLERS MUSIC CO.
SlIIIltM.W, Te-.. May 10 (AIM
The death of Oeorp.. Hughes. 41.
neKio, confessed attacker of a
white woman, at the hands of a
inoh. Is the hlaekest marl; on the
pmjejt of the history of a city whose
.-ehools, institution! and churches
had w on for it the appellation
"the Athi ns of Texas."
Sherman gained this name for
its fine schools, churches and puh
ltc huihlins. The city hoasts two
denoniina1ion;jI c t t I e k - s . :'7
churches, excellent scho.d hutld-im-.-j.
a A". M. c. A. with -lt"i mi-m-!ers
and I- city parks containing
7s acres for outdoor recreation.
The population of the city is
K.K.L and !ft per cent of the resi
dents are white.
sKi.xit ami n.ori;
roiiTI.ANO. Ore,. May V,i t AIM
Simar: t sacked hasis) steady:
cane, fruit or herry $T..ln per ewt.
Meet snirar $4.?. cwt.
l-'hoir: elty ei.-ty pt'cesi
steady : family patents, i :s $ 7 ;
wtiot" wle-itt. sJms Si'.r.o; era ha in.
Cm I.akcrs- hard wheat, ;n.s
$;jio; hakers' tdue.stcm patents,
-R's ti.tln; pantry (lour, 4','
killed at Tho Dalit
, were shovjked hy
death. Mr. and M
1 family arc former K;
dents and t he w heir
sympalhl;;es with
tho loss of her hroth
,1". Carlson, of Kane
La Ciaude on Thur.-da
Mrs. James MaUer,
spent Kriday h.ejtp:
i Jraude.
S. limvi-Min, w ho is t
Kamela. sp- nt A cl;-.
lit family in La Cian-i
Mrs. C Nordi-n, of
was at Kiinii !a dine
vising lite work hric.e i
of her l'.on"s lu-. e.
11. C. C.lf- el. ol Ve.i
cd through K.tt.u n on
en VOUte to La Claud,
While there- he paid a
Alta Smith.
Mrs. A. K -p.ni-m
d.ltmhter, loll. i Lroek- .
am. accompanied v
lirooks. of Kami-!.), .!
Crande on Ci nl:i !
soHT heint; (II 1.
there.
recently, a
hi-; viTinc
. Pidcock a
Kainei.l v
U- cemmu!!
L-in. lie has won much support
atnoiiM the farmers due to his last
trip through tin county, -while In j
Wallowa county he is so (fenerally
endorsed that political dopsters
laim he w ill he j;iven a hiR inn-
v , Joriiy. j
'' hi spite of the numher of enn-
dhlates and the preiHetlon of poll-
'llitieat fireworks al the start of the
campaign, t he imserver s survey
.-hows surprisingly little Interest In I
t he primary as a whole. There
are no local fitrhts to create in
terest .and a lijfht vote is anticl-Pau-d.
Urtlit Vote Kvpivte!
With -Kieii registered repuhllcans
in the county not mure thnn 1K0O '
will prohahly m to tho polls. The
democratic v. .to will also ho llnht, i
ilunuh Walter I'lcrcc's fichl on '
jiorted injured In the Hurl leaville
urea hut only one man had heen
ta ken to a hospital, hours after
the storm had struek.
rt i rn.A x i 1 j y i :sn ck
IMUJTI.AND. (He, .May in (AC)
IIok-s: Hi'a, cattle ft, calve
sm-ep Mi. eck s totals approxi
mately: hoes 5i".pft, cattle 2 1 70
calves l!iO, sheep SlMift.
Ilo.us: coiniiard with wi.-ek nuo,
killinjr classes mostly fn lower.
l-Veders r.nc:.. ?l.tn down. Hulk! I.IVl-:illM)Oli-WIIKAT
lleht r.uti-hers ? 1 i.r0. A row loads' LI VK1M '(H iL, May 10 (Al)
Monday $H.7ft wi:h one deck at Wheiit . close: May $1.1 IVh!
$11.00. (tver mid under weights ? 1 1 - ?i : "et. ?Llft.
$10. lift down, heavies down to!
$!UMi and under. Itoueh packim:! POKTI.AND riEOIXCI'.
sows $"..111 fti $S.2fi. odd head i l'( KTLAND. Ore.. May la (Al)
smooth $s.7ft. Slaughter pies I lilt t.-i-; firmer., unenaneod.
mostly $:i.7fCo $10.00. IMlk feeder Ke.es: weaker, unchanged,
idjrs $1 LOiiff $1 l.ftn with $ll.oo Milk huterfat, poultry, country
hard to eet at weekend. 'meats, onions, potato.,-!, wool, nuts.
Cattle: compared with week aeo. hay. cascara hark and hops steady
mostly around steady with steers ami nucha need.
My Monument
MY MOM MI'.NT
Ity OilUc N. Ihuiiu
w ece a s ulptor
it!; an artistic hand
i: ve a sVtt'le
an I eraa-1.
id
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elect
w otdd
r he sold.
chisel into i;s face,
c vi-dhle tor
w huntau race.
: e-s I'll e-ii ve Inio
Pacds with my ldade,
v. ii:eenes to eive
a enkind aid.
U hover
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adorned
oM.
L'tl
alta '
Da to s
I vt ;
tlure Sunday it
iiivcfsary of Mi
hn ihd ty
. K. fcrJUe'lli
I'd cntrrave on the
it all to see.
a word that
1'! iccless lo me.
Dependable
Financial Advice H
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No matter what you plan in money matters, the advice of this strong,
experienced bank will be of value. Any good investment will be approved
by a good banker. And he will be quick to wain against any other kind.
lluiteit States 2totimtal ank
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