Monday, June 2, 1930
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GKANDK, ORE.
Page Thi-ed
Miss Madge Bedke,
v Senator Kiddle, ,
I Married Sunday
The wedding of .Mls Miulgo Hed-1
Jie. daughter of Mrs." R Bedke,
of Oakley, Ida. and Kred K. Kiddle,,
son of Mrs. Kd .llddie, of Inland
Chy, was Holemnlzed Sunday at 4
o'clock nt the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey -Matthew h at 603 N
avenue with the Rev. H, I. Hansen,
pastor of the Island City eoiiiimm
ity church officiating. Tho single,
ring ceremony was used.
"Oh Promise Me' and "Ilcenuso"
were sung hy Clarence "Ward no-,
cotnpanled at tho piano by '.Hubert
Kukln who also played a wedding
iniirr by Mendletohn.
Tho hride wore a .princess dress
of rose heigu lace with a lovely
shoulder bouquet of rosebuds, for.
g't-me-nots and sweet peas. Her
matron of honor, Mrs. Harvey K.
Matthews, was attired In egg-shell
chiffon wearing a shoulder bouquet'
similar to the bride's. Harold War
ner, of Pendleton, attended the
'.I'idcgroom.
. About V- quests were in atten
dance and following the ceremony
a dainty luncheon was served. .
Mrs. Kiddle is a graduate of t.
University of Washington where
she was affiliated with Gamma Phi
Jleta. During the school year ot
3J27-2S she was a teacher In the
,a Grand n High school.
Mr. Kidd.e ot one of tho most
prominent men in Kastern Oregon
with Union his native county. He
is a graduate of l.a Grande High
school and of the University of
. Oregon wher0 he was a member of 1
the Sigma Nu frnteinity. Ho was
in military service -during the.,
world war and is past slate coin
iiiandcr of tho American Region
and is at present state" senator
from this district. ; - -,- i . -L-
The newlyweds lett immediately
after tho ceremony on a brief hon
eymoon. In the near future they
will be at homo in Jsland City.
Out-of-town, guests for the occa
sion were: Mm. F, C. Iledke, Mr.
and Mrs. Jesse HedUe and Mrs. 13.
Jlmvells, all of Oakley, Jda., Mr,
' and Mrs. Clarence Ward of Ron.,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Karl of Port
land, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Warner
Of Pendleton, Mr. ami Mrs. Asn
Kgglestun of Knterprlsc.
American Music '
. Recital Tonight
A recital of American music In
.costume will be given by pupils' of'
Miss Hilda Anthony this evening
. at S o'clock at tho Lu , Grunde
hotel. 1
The program Is dlvldod Into dif-.
ferent historical periods, - and tho
amisie of each pert oh1 will fie plofy
ed by the following pupils: - .
. "The Jleginnlng of American
Jviusic" by Patricia Clark
"Music in the time ,. of George
Xvaslpington." Krane.es Clark and
Kathleen .Williamson.
. "Negro music, and Music -Showing
Negro influence," Sylvhi Hod
gin and Ola Mae Hough.:
"Music in the Time of Lincoln,".
Helen Melville and James Voelst.
"Indian Music and Music Show
ing Indian Influence," Robert Dow,
Hart lieclilln, . J.uclle
I'liaeker,
Itlchard Trevoy, Helen .Melville
and lliirbara t'oolldge.
"America's Most Beloved Com
posers." Cornelia Daly, Barbara
foolidgo nnd Marguerite MoGlell
nlng. "I'linlenipornry Ainericnn Com
posers," Lillian Schubert, Kathleen
Williamson, Frances Clurk, J'a
Iricia Clurk, Sylvia Hoilgln, Lu
cille. Thompson, Fern Huun and
Kleanor Hicks.
Wedding Ceremony
At Pendleton, Ore.
Of interest to Iji Grande friends
is tlie word of the marriage or Miss
Virginia Key, or Weston, to Clar
ence Koscwull, or Uniop., which
took place yesterday arternoon Jn
l'enilleton. -Mr. Itosewnll Is an
employe or the Kastern Oregon
l.ighl und l'ower company.
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Honor Teachers
At Noon Luncheon
Honoring Miss Imogen Russell
and Miss Marie Tlggleback, the
teachers or the Central school were
hostesses at a delightful luncheon
Thursday noon at the l.a Grande
hotel. Covers were placed for IS.
Misses liuss-11 and Tlgglcbook
will be on a lenve of absence thin
next year and will nttenil the
Southern Branch of the. University
of California, enrolling this fall.
Do You Have
A GOOD TIME
On Washday?
MAIN 56
Standard Laundry Co.
"Wife Saving Rtnllnn"
iMis Black And
Mr. Fitzgerald Wed
Sunday Morning
At a pretty and impressive nup
tial service. Miss Lucille Rlack,
daughter of Mrs. Mary mack, and
John Kdward .Fitzgerald, sun of
Mr. und Mrs. Dave Fitzgerald. -were,
wedded Sinduy morning at 9
o'clock at tho home of the bride's
sister, Mr. and Mrs. A. Lester
Stoddard on Fourth street. Hishop
A. Lester Stoddard, of the J-atter
Day Saints, performed the double
ring ceremony at a beautiful altar
of evergreens and baskets of gar
den flowers. . ' " t
The bride was lovely In a fitted
gown or Ivory satin with a lone
full skirt in the new mode h..,i I
curried a bouquet of lilies in ivory. ! Bates, of the Zhunta troop, gave
Her only uttendnnt, Airs. Doyle the "Canip Fire Uiw" and Slary
Xlnuuerman, was diessed in bluejKvelyn Newklrk gave the Tnnip
flat crepe. Little Anne Stoddard
in flowered georgette was the ring
bearer. '
Tho . mo'her of the brlo wore
rose beigo und the bridegroom's
mother was dressed in Iowered
georgette.
A .weddlrt breakfast was torved
to about 6u guests with -Mrs. I.eal
. urs.'ll presiding In tho dining
room assisted by Miss l'eggy iless,
Mrs. .A'udmer l'laylo, Mrs. ' Clurlt
Flugerald, Mrs. Huth l'almer, Miss I
Kthel Harnden and Mrs. M. I Lai-
Immediately after the ceremony
tho newlyweds loft for n two'weeks
trip' thro:igln'alfornia stojiping at
Krlseo mhd Los Angeles. , On their
Frisco nihil: Los A npTeles. On their ,
return they will bu at homo in the
Allen apartments on Fifth street.
Party Compliments
Miss Lillian Small
Mrs. It. S. Fleming, ot 1 202 N.
avenue, entertained Suturduy af
ternoon in honor of Miss Lilian
Small whose engagement was re
cently announced.
As the honor guest Is a senior
nt the normal school, tho after
noon's entertainment was carried
out in keeping with the closing of
school. . ' "Finul -Examinations"
were given with prizes going to
Miss Kva Jane Krwin and Mlssj
tclle small tor rece v ng '""" ;
plomns wcro uwnrdcd. MIss Small's
proving to be a. marriage certifi
cate. - .1
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Decorations were carried ou Jn
pink and white with roses a id
PU1K- anil vmie n-.-. v
peonies, e.troctlvely- used about tbo
room. iter. esnmen.s were - - I chilll.mnn nml Margaret Jnglo
by -tho hostess, assisted by- Miss . . mlly wlth the ticket
fecil Small 'f V'nnTwl ,r e ",. Thomas Walsinger ar
il bower of pink and hlto .ns- . "camn Saca-
found. to contain niuny ro.eiy
o-lftM for tho lnid:to be,
(jtlt-or-to.vn gliosis were- Misses
Marjoi lcs ienneur and Cecil Small,
of Milton, . ,
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Everready Class
Elects Officers,
The TCverrcady class ot the Cen
tral t.'hnrclK ot Christ hud ii very
Iileusunt; social'. evening Vriduy us
guesis or Mr. mul Mrs. ' Joltn
Snoilgruss ut theB. E.Kulth resi
dence, 403 O avenue. There were
about 25 present. Al the business
,s.Hlon tbii rollowlng 'officers w
or,.l:
elected:' I). Hiiltll., president: Mil-,
died French, vice president; Mamie
Allen, secretary-treasurer. The I
pastor was chosen as teacher. Mrs.-t
l'titnaiii has been teacher of tho
class since It was organised but i
owing to ill health is forced to give
up the class for the present at
leost. She was present part of the
time for the evening. Parlor games
wero enjoyed to a Into hour when
refreshments were served.
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Miss Boies And -Mr.
Whitted Wed
Miss Beatrice Boies, niece of '
Mrs. Frank Palt, became the bride ,
or Burton Whitted Sunday nt the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Orvil Doun
with' the: llev. It. U ' Putnam, of
the Central Church of Christ, of
ficiating and relatives und a few
friends In attendance. ,
The bride wore pale yellow chif
fon ond carried a lovely bouquet
of yellow snapdragons and orchid
pyrcthrum. Her maid of honor,
Miss l.oulse Harnett, was dressed
In orchid georgette, crepe and wore
n corsage of sweet peas and rose
buds. Floyd Nash intended the
01 all coffee trade
marks, only Hills
Brat.' Arab tuaran
tees collet that it
roasted
Tew POUNDS
AT A
TIME
A nw room at a time U
the flavor-jecrtt of Hills
Brot.' patented, continuous
process Controlled Roast
ing. Every berry is roasted
evenly. No bulk-roastinf;
process can create, the same .
delicious goodness.
Fresh from the original vacuum
fart. Easily opened with the key
HILLS
BROS
COFFEE
hi
briUetrrooinj? ?Iinty refreshments Spokane, al -th m. Aujnwtln?
wero served following llu services, 'church hi Hpokane. They ore leov
MiV ami Mrs. J. U. -Miller, of ing today on u-honeymoon trip to
Enterprise, were -out-of-town vis-j N-v York. '
itors. The newlyweds will make
I their home In the Kdenholm apari-J
jmentH on Depot ptrert,
Benefit Party At j
The Sacajawea Inn
One of the loveliest parties or
the season was given Saturday nf-tiM-iinnn
at tlie Sucnjawea Ini.,
when Eiiests gathered at one
o'clock for luncheon. Following the .
delicious menu at 'ibles, which hail
mlnuture camp fires as ; center.
pieces, bridge and Kensington wen?
enjoyed. club und several guests. After dln-
Tbe games were nt play in the' nor. a short business ipeetlng fol
largP ballroom at one end of which lowed. ' ,
a very realistic, model summer The rooms - or the ' Hug home
camp had been set up and named, ( were prettily decorated with tulips
Vamp Sacajawea.'- innii. llluciv .
Girls from the' Cnmn Fire ami I The club will hold Its next meet-
Bluebird groups of I.a Grande gave
an iiitorestlng program. Kthel ,
1- ire l rood. . wyivia J urn, . ui iur
Ta-Ta-Vochon .troop, played a pi
ano solo. Muriel Webb and Clnrlce
Taylor also contributed pleasing
piano numbers.
The luncheon was a benefit (tor
the summer camp of the pimp Fire
Kids) which was sponsored by tn ,
Uji Grande Neighborhooa cluu aim
carried out Uiruugh the Camp Fire :
1 girls committee, chulrmancd by j
Mrs, T, A. .McKlnstry. i
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-Mrs. McKlnstry, representing me
.a Grande, Neigniioinoou cr.u;
presented to. Mrs. U V F. s Tyler,
nrestdent of the Cunlp Flro Guai-
dluns,, ?57.25 (the
Iter pAytng for th
. materials . U3ed in
amount leit ai
the luncheon). All
materials . used In the afternoons
.,....o.,t, und nil nrlzcs were
dnnated. : 'V i
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. k-eiwinrrnn ni-i7.es were awarded,
fi, .n Aivee r-nok: second. Mrs.
J V 'IK-Ilsi'iind third, Mrs. O. J(
m man: ' iThw; bam i - -Finn 1 trf re-J
celving tho-.robeiillspiayeit us ursi,
prize wis OlaVlfe Taylorr Sccoinl
went to Uenoro Headley, third to
l.eola Wilcox and fourth to Altn
llllank. Judges fur both, groups
were Miss Anne Arnoldus, -Miss
Dorothy Klrby and Mrs. Murk Jen
kins. Hildgo nwnrds went lo Mrs. A. T.
Hill, first; Mrs. W. G- Sawyer, sec
ond; Mrs, fharles Gruhnui, third;
Mrs. Audrner I'luyle, fourth; Mrs.
Ij. B. .Moo, fifth; Mrs. H B. Dixon,
sixth: Mm Chnso Hohnenlcimp,
Seventh; und Mrs. Murk Jenkins,
eighth
.Mrs. N. W. Frees, bridge chaii-
man. was assisted ny uus. -uacur
.w.ranfe. Mm. c:. s. Moore. Mrs.
iwaniock,. Mrs. C. S. Moore. Mrs.
, Thompson ' and Mrs. - 19.
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i 1! nil IhI el-
Mrs. Howard. 'Miller was program
, ...,-,, iPc. : or work.
bringing in real woods" , on a
Blii'ull scale. -tAiwistlng
Mrs. Thomas Walsing
er.1 kenslngton chnlrninn, wore:
Mrs. It. lialph Clark and Mrs. It.
V.: Tyler. , , ' , . .
Jdhn Walsh And
;, ,Miss Donnelly Wed
'' Wor'd has been received or the
wedding this' morning ill S o'clock
or John J. Walsh, formerly of this
city, to Louise Marie llonnelly, or
STATE
tho
Minslorplwv
TWO DAYS LEFT TO SEE l'MlMfK SM'' ' '
www i;,;;
A NEWS EVENT THAT IS AWAITED
WITH THE KEENEST ENTHUSIASM
BY THE WHOLE WORLD!
LAWRENCE TIBBETT'S
DEBUT IN TALKING PICTURES!
The Great Metropolitan Star a voice
to ring 'round the world the person
ality of a hero will 'thrill you in this
Technicolor musical romance!
with CATHERINE DALE OWEN,
STAN LAUREL, OLIVER HARDY
directed by LIONEL BARRYM0RE
Mrs. Walsh was employed us a
nurse. Mr. Walsh Ik the son ut
jMra. Anna Walsh and Is a dis
patcher for the I nlon facuic at
Spokane, the same position he held
while here,, , '
V. I. M. Club Meets'
At Pumpkin Ridge
The V. I. M. club met Inst Wed
nesday nfternoon at the home of
Mrs. Francis Hug of Pumpkin
Uidge. A politick dinner was sorv
ed at noon to the members of the
ig on June 11 nt- tho homo of
Mrs. Walter-. Cross. -i
Quiet Wedding
Thursday Night
At a nulet' wedding ceremony
Miss l'atterson and Thomas Hose
.were Joined in marriage lust Thurs
day at 0 o'clock In the. evening at
jthe Christian parsonage on Heni-
..,. ,,.. ,. iin the ttov. n. I-.
ftnam iiffleiating. Joe Dial and
I orono atterson were witnesses:
Th(1 y0unB couple will mala thelf
home nt Ferry. Mr. nose is an em-
I pioy
Class Gives Party :,;
For. Two Members
The HI Happy Hustlers class or
... . 'l,,,.,.l. ' nt ChMel
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neu a nappy -surprise .puny nisi
iTuesdiiy evening honoring t'hnrles
and .K.lulne, Hunts, members ot the
elO'ps, n:hp a re: yeuvlng 1 .a G rondo
iuwhsiwc- '
FiilN-'i'Chui'les is president of tlye
class. - The evening . wns spent
cunoeing on - tluv river, rousting
weiners und mlirshniallowo ai-V
playing games, l.ater rerresliments
were served at their home on luko
street with about twenty members
in uttendunce.
Announcements .
The St. Petecs. Kpiseopnl Oulld
will meet Wednesday at the' home-
of Mrs. IT. II. Anderson fur th
annual Oulld plehlc and the final
meeting of the society before Sep
tember. , The, ploJilc will begin ut
12 o'clock nnd' earh member Is r
iliieHted'to: bring her own silver aijd
cud. All' 'women-members of the
churo.h-areilnvlled...Mr8.dl. N. Ash
by is In eharge of Uie program'.
The Guild meetlng'wlll b0 l'I'l
2:30 o'eloek. - . .
..The, Mdies .Aid society of te
Methodist Episcopal .church wfll
meet Wednesday aflrrnoon nt
o'clock ftt -the home of Mrs.- lldr
berr Hpeekhart. This will be the
last meeting or the seiisoit and all
members are urged to bo present.
Those desiring transportation may
call Mrs. l,ee I lanford. 1 ,j
.' The Good Will club 'of the W. U
Cv-wlll meet nt the home of Mil
erl; CariV IS in N. avenue, tomorrow-
afternoon at 2 o'clock. All
member are urged to be present:
Theatre
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The Neighbors of Woodcraft
will moot Tjiemlny ' t'ventnir" (ov ll
spcrltil p.-loii ui .Uui hutue of M.'h..
Yi'ski' on WaslllnKiu" iivimiiio "t
7:30 oYloi'k. All liU'inlMTH nip ro
Hiu'sted lo lit present us ti cuiiiH-iluu-
Is ti. bo tmllotteil mill utlu-r
liuslno8 mutU'rtt ronstili.n'il.
Chats With
Parents
STliAl.lXG
lly Alice JinlMin I'ttilc
The average mother who finds
tb.nl her child has delllicrutely
and sinfully appropriated that
which does not belong to nun Is
so overwhelmed uy wnui sue euu-sliU-rs
her eflilld's moral turpitude
that her, handling of the situation
lelleeln her disturbed emotions
rather than an Intelligent atti
tude which takes into account
cutlseu and effects. ;
yet hiinestly In rolnlion to
prolierty Is not . nil insiuieiive
thill,'. On tho contrary. It Is 11
universal tendency ror biimnn
beings to take what (hoy wtint.
Ills toys should never be ap-
1-i-iiiirhited by anyone without Ills
spectrin consent. - The money
which ho puts into his little bank'
Is his own, never to lie tampered
with by anyone else'.- Ho must
not see one person In the hon.io
take money from the purse or
anolber unless be understands
clearly that permission has been
given. -i 1
When he has appropriated the
pkivthlng or another child, he
are
i 1990, ft. J. Rynotd Tobf
Cotnpjny, Winiia-Slrni, N. C.
Camels
1 - rn1 m f h
ilium l) ht-lpml n-Mtoro It lit
unci' mid lo k?i ii'f.-clliiw of pICHM,
lire iiiul m-li-uppruvnl from iliih.i?
When jin older child steals It Is) Thv many friends of Mrs. L. V,
neees-iary to inuutrc suiy inm ; tarter are Hi(ldenea over ner un
hls mntlves. Perhaps he Ih Htnrved timely death- ' Mrrt, , t:irter was
for homo legitimate. Hatlsfaetlon'J well known -in Cove,- where she
whleh the thing he has taken j lived us u - girl and ' attended
represents to him. In this case, school.. Shv wub nmrrlfd here
I while ho should at onee make I
! restitution, he tdiouUI be made to j
understand that his parents, are
always ready to give him wjuil
ever, they fin ul'fiird, , '
PONDOSA
PEKfiONALS
.'Doris navmond was pleasantly ', here a few ; years ago, stopped
surprised -Monday evening when H over Tuesday' evening nnrt pnssed
of hor school mates gave her a "l't at the home of 'Mr, and
rarewell' putty at her home. Games i:Mrs. Jus. lloalsun. ,, Services were
were played, followed by refresh-1 held at. the :cliurch to eniible him
menu, after which the little rolks ' lo meet, hln friends.' Ho Is on his
danced for .awhile. Those present -way east to. . enter Into evungolls
were: MeUui Johnnsen, Wilms and 1 tic wiirk. , ; - -
Helen llarsin. Volma and Donahr
l?.,l,lt,unii Miii-ln uttd . G leiulitlc
Marie and . Glendnle
i.
Ashbv kelson, John Murray, liar,
old I-ewls, Morris Hobertson and
tho honor guest. Mrs. 1). 10. Julian-
sen helped the children with at-
i-iineen.ents
y It
A. Alexander and Don Ilucll -
nnan in their plane, the Curtis
Hobln. landed lii ITrdel Jjiy's field
Mon.Iuv arternoon and took pas -
scngors up until dark. A score of
residents took ndvunlugo of tho
opportunity to go Mr a .lldc.
Mf nml Airs John S- Stoddard
relnriied from .i'orlhind Monday,
whine (hey hud gone Snlurdily to
visit friends And relatives.
-r-
made
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X f f l - 1 tr rZ'i IWtl. J J.
From the day the choice leaves of sun-mellowed Turkish and
Domestic tobaccos arc first selected for Camel Cigarettes, every
step in their manufacture is headed .toward just one goal
the making of a thoroughly enjoyable smoke.
Pleasure, found at its best in Camels, is the only reason for
smoking. That's why Camels make no pretense of being any-i
thing but a smoke. Camel is a blend of exquisite smoothness,
mild and mellow and marvelously fragrant. Have a Camel!
COVE PERSONALS
and lived la fov until only a few
thort yeain ago., when they moved
to Haines and opened the swim
in I ii8' pool al the Hiutluiii Springs.
J Mrs. I'nrtor wan not only well
1 known biit' dearly loved by all.
The sorrowing ; trlends luivo the)
. sympaiuy - in in wno nn..v
loved her. : , ' .. '
!' 'The' llev. ytv.' Horila. minister
j In charge- of. the Baptist church j
-Mrs. uiiy 1-;. liarker lert. won-
' iiesduy evenlnir -for--Vnrtlimd to
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iimuiii, i...i- ,,,,,ih,.r r,rm. o. xr.
i Brown, who is seriously 11! nt .her
l home .there. ' .
, -Mm. J. K. Mills will leave Sat-
Mmlay evening, tor u trip to. the
: el St. . .r-ue ill gu . ills, lu in-
i nonie. oi nor iirniner . ii eiiiiiiiiiy.
, Neb. iind'wlil julii niiirin u inoior
, trip tt. .Jlennsjflvahla. 'She will
! then go to 1-rovldehco,-H,. I,. .Ui
j visit lier. son. Gordon, .who is a
! fliident, at -Kiirviird. Oordon is a
graduate ,- or .. fove- High : school
and baa; spellt.ione year In-Occl-
ilenliil college.' t'llllfoinliii'liiid . left
hel u iwi) years iiko.-.w(iH Jht' ev.
nml Mrs.-V. . Miirrnv Bradner ror
r
to smoke
t, J l-
! Kjiryitrd In the rail. . . . "
I J- K. Mills, or i.Vjve. Is serving
I on tlie grand jury.- :, T
Several visitors rrom the out
side were here ror .Memorial iniy.
Among them were seen: Mr. I-M.v.
Puyne und Mrs. Hdna ConUlln, nf
Wulln Walla; ,r,r. M. 1- KcUeiK
ley and her . daughters, .Misses
Harriet and Nolle, of Portland,
mid Mrs. K H. I'eul. of Milton,.
'J he Boy fotita hd a hiking
party Wednellay that ended In
tho grove at Jmncan'B. They .
were accompanied by their lend
er, the How. N. K. Horsey. " At
the end of their hike they cnjuyoil
s. camp supper cooked- by .the
hoys. - .-- 1 '
The Camp Fire girls hold tiiriir
weekly meeting al the homo' of
their . .. newly elected gunnjinn.
Miss TIotnui Andorsnll. Mlss '-A.n-derson
1 was assistant ' last yetir
and Mis. ! 1-a Vloletle guai ifinn.
hut when Mrs. l.a Violotte tle'ft'
Miss Anderson ( was eltced to--fill
the Itltu-e. '- '. ': 'r
Tho, Dauglilort- of the Klpg
were . entertained at ton by Mrs.
H. W. Creiwey at Morris ballon
I Tuesday afternoon;
1V Avery Itoherts. ot Sewjril.
J Alaska, who has been ntlenSlBB
a dentlsfs .conference at huiWc.
will arrive here Friday for a yU.it
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ens nun men jouhk .... i4...
arrived last week. Dr. UoDerts
will he accompanioil .by his sls-
tor. Miss Kva Hoberts, of .Sa)-fti.
. , '.'H '
l-Viirleen thousand real est e
salesincn or houtliei n ( alll..r0.i
have railed tu qtiallly for pei ma-
pent . licenses lMHlr..a- .fi.ew. e,uin:
i Inatlon law, i ::. , : -
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