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LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Wednesday, February 17, 1932
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TUB INSULTING MR. HOIIAII
Tho LaFollette-Costlgan dole bill,
which will distribute. II enacted Into
law. 376.0OO.0O0 among the unem
ployed, Is giving the grnnd-8tanders
in congress their big Inning. The
senate Is at bat now and Senator
Borah has taken a big swing at the
boll. Later the house members will
get then- turn, If the senate passes
the bill, and then their demagogs
win nave tneir chance.
Borah's cut at the ball, which was
an attempt to hit It out ol the lot,
was futile, for Instead of pleasing the
grandstand he angered It. The tem
peramental and erratic solon lost his
balanco enough to charge that every
person who opposes the bill Is a
traitor to his country, unpatriotic and
unworthy. With oratorical emphasis
no asserted:
"A government which will not pro
tect those who protect It Is flying a
flag which Is a dirty rag, contamin
ating the air In which It flics."
Now that's a pretty rank display
of demagogy not only that, It's
an Insult to the government and to
every American who opposes the
dole on high pntrlotlo grounds.
Perhaps tho Idaho senator has a
distorted conception of governmental
protection. The true definition of
tills term Is the willingness and the
capacity of government to guarantee
Its people a strong, permanent gov
ernmental agency. It does not mean
that tho government should feed its
ixjoplo.
Thoro are probably about 8,000,000
unemployed persons In the United
If The People Want Explanation,
but this year tho meeting will be
(field at the grange hall. They are
C, f1 , ri I J tt J.lBlso P'annlng a dance for the eve-
occ uruvemur, ouauiuiiig iveuuesis
o x I Ernest Holman, one of the leading
- '' vi me : ciuui wuiiua Jf. meicr.
people want an explanation they will
inquire or him (Governor Meier),"
Charles K. Spauldtng said In a state
ment Issued late Tuesday regarding
his removal from the state highway
commission. "The responsibility for
blocking me in this work (referring
to his efforts to place the highway
commission on a business basis) rests
squarely upon the governor. I am
unable to give any explanation."
Snauldlni? issued his nrennrerl
statement, he said, in response to I
hundreds of letters and telegrams
received from granges, taxpayers and
prominent citizens endorsing his of
ficial conduct as a member of the
commission. He gave these same rea
sons to Governor Meier last Satur
day when he refused to resign from
the commission, as he said the gov
ernor suggested he do.
added that his conduct had been
cattle raisers of this vicinity shin
The new members are Leslie M. ped a carload of fat cattle to the
Scott, of Portland; E. B. Aid rich:, of Portland market Saturday. Mr. Hol
Pendleton, and Carl Washburne. of i man raises Herefords and he has a
Eugene,
They were appointed by the gov
ernor Monday night and received
their commissions Tuesday.
GRANGE HALL
PERSONALS
S33SS3.S333Sj!
nico herd of well bred white faces.
Elizabeth and Gertrude Ott came
down from their home In Baker Fri
day to attend the basketball games
Friday and Saturday evenings. While
here they were guests of Mrs. Lena
Gekeler.
By Mrs. Charles Spencer
(Observer Correspondent)
GRANGE HALL (Special) Mrs.
Bert Grout and Mrs. Charles Spencer
Friday afternoon at the home of the
rlday alternoo nat tho home of the
Trirmai" A inlanInn ...
rfTT"' ! ricd out in the home decorations and
approved by Governor Meier In per- !
sonal conversation.
Spaulding's statement In part fol-
ln the refreshments which the host
esses served at the close of the meet
ing. Mrs. Mabel McAllister, presi
dent, presided at the business meet
ing at the Close of which RhA nr.-.
sented In behalf of the club, a gift ' dent declared
Motion Pictures and Books
Viewing motion pictures causes
less eye strain than reading a book
for a similar length of time, says
an offlcer of the National Society
for the Prevention nf lillndness.
HOOVER ASKS
SUPPORT FOR
4 NEW POSTS
(Continued From Page One)
"the absolute neces-
Four New Posts
Here are tho four new posts he
K.j (..iwu. in nie uuiteu
If ye abide in me, and my words nbide in you, ye shall ask states, it the united states should
what ve will, and it shall be done unto vou. John 15 : 7. : i PPpriato 37s.ooo.ooo tor their
; ' j direct use, each one would receive a
i , l llttlo less than 50 each. This moan i : ,H
noprnv nnAnnrTc nirvir . : ""' found
vi.uuvr.Li i nuuuvio r e niuiii-y wouiu not last over
lows.
"Governoi Meier appointed me
sWte senator n. later, highway to Miss Mlnnt Hnimnn i nr,w.i ' slty for the most drastic ecnnmrw
commissioner, without any sollclta- : Uon of ncr services as president of , makes tho problem of government
tlon upon my part. Both appoint- tho club during thn liut. two v0 reorganization one of Daromount lm.
iirenio u, ouifwoo. o mey ' Mrs. Albert Hamann, who had charge H"r"nce.
wore totally unexpected. ot the program for the afternoon,
i iouna tnoL me meetings ol tno i presented a game and the manufac
Highway commission averaged about turer's contest in which Mrs. Loim would have conBross rrsot
seven hours a month, and that at i Gekeler was the winner. Fifteen worn- A public works administrator, to
those meetings the commissioners en were present for tho meeting, in- construct and sometimes operate ail
authorized the expenditures of as i eluding - three visitors, Mrs. Mary ! federal projects except those of the
much as 10,000,000 a year. : Kail, Mrs. L. Llndsey and Mrs. E. E. army and navy.
"I also found that no order of Grout. The next meeting of the club An assistant secretary for public
business had been adopted, and that ; will be held in two weeks with Mrs. i health to head all such federal work,
no date had ever been set for the ' John Hamann. j An assistant secretary for merchant
election of chairman or secrotary. j The past week was one of unusual ' mar'ne, drawing Into the commerce
Investigation showed that the busl- ; interest to the pupils of Liberty I department all marine shipping regu-
ness management Imposed by law school and their teacher, Mrs. Kail. iatlon, including inland waterways,
upon tne commissioners was left en- Wednesday ended the first half of
The Smartest
PATTERN
HATS
IN TOWN
Styles for every occasion
and plenty of variety that
adds zest to the choosing.
Come In and try them onl
ONE LAKGE GHOUP AT
THE NEW STRAWS
Racello
Montelupo,
Traucello
Sharkskin
Crystal Milan
OTIIIvIl SPRING HATS
$1.1)5 TO 11.75
THE NEW COLORS
Flesh Beige
Mandarin,
Lido,
Nassau
French Chocolate
"BUY OREGON -MADE PRODUCTS"
, neer. I also found that the commis- the Good English club. Darrell Linrt-
1 1 slon was run by the chairman. I sey's side won and the losing side.
wanton waste and mlsap- which was captained by Delbcrt
This week throughout our state is being observed as Ore- was spent, cinmor would arise fori'" th0 hlstory ot Oree0D' i"!iyLne,r the '"l'.,0"' gamcs were
mom mom.v t-i ih k . k Tho engineers' salaries wore displayed for a while and then cake,
igOn products Week, and Citizens are being Urged to Use more , " ..I ,, . , esfb- proportlonotc to the service rendered, cookies and candy were served. The
::nnr,n .nJt0 Tn T o n,.o,U Un w.iU,lJ 1,.K J ..hi.h ... .. ' ana tho number of engineers cm- contest is to continue three weeks
,v-.6u.i iuu..D. m..,v ..SIimuwiUuU .u cm -uHu ,, "'"J"' "ceed those necessary by at
we uumoer or commerce are working hard to educate the , . bnlrkrupT nati to protect "S
public in this respect, and other organizations and the mer-! people?
Phnnt.q are pn-nnprntino- in Hin rnmnnimi I No' t,le q"on of the dole Is not
(a matter of patriotism, merely. It is
Sponsors of the movement explain that if the consumers a i"0'"0" of policy, a question which
exercises large administrative func- , made Into a tray for either the bou
tlons Independent of the executive, dolr, or for serving. This can be most
An assistant secretary for conserve- ' These administrative functions should beautifully done for you by Richnrn-
tlrely to the discretion of the engl- i the contest, which Is being held by ' tlon' 10 combine now scattered ef- j b0 transferred to the department of ; son's Art and Gift Shop, where they
' I -""".. nu vuuu out- i win it., lilllii LU lll VOU Ull Knn iE It.
Alterations Include ! B' "sponsioiiny wnicn nas Deen tne
f basis of our governmental structure
Posts which Mr. noover would alter I since Its foundation
Include:
A personnel administrator. Instead ' Ar I10"1" bfcreat!d ln, 'ha'
of chairman of the civil service com- a position of assistant
mission, to combine all personnel 6c"etary for merchant marine, under
acenclMi of th i w'hom this work and the several bu-
An assistant secretary for educa-! te "aving to do with merchant ,
tlon. consolidating the office of edu- nia.e fn!. nl"h? Hamomos yseedl
cation. Its commissioner and otoer "Jho plng board should be XsclnS Hayseeds Adm.
educational activities i mad0 a regulatory body acting also Ja cenls- t.
An assistnn R-rtnTO r o in advisory capacity on loans and
used and fXlL cultaral economics, giving higher title ; Ss'in "fjSSJ? IlB'n'" M6nZZ2ZS
... ......5 fiibiiu K.UW1 oe- to xne present director. , vu. iumwij puwcm i . t . 77 .
2-17-1 t.
least 25 per cent.
"I found Port Orford cedar bought
; at 985 per thousand for weather
boarding on machine shops, hun-
1 dreds of shovels never
more and then the losing team will
i again treat the winners. The "Busy
Bees," the sewing division of the 4-H
club, held their first social hour Fri
day, during the last period of the
2-15-3 t.
IlAKIlKC't'Kl) BEEF DINNER
Feb. 22 at the Methodist church.
Adults 35c, children 10 years and
under 25c. 2-17-X t.
has two sides. Arrayed In opposition ! bumf P'cks that could have been , lncIutlKl ln the program. A "V Evident Tnfomed com, ! shoult' be "amended to lnciude regu- day 6 to 7:3
ore tho falan' natnnt. n,i.n t re-pointed at the expense of 25 cents hI,B ,, ,?. u.. L. . e Preslaent Informed congress ,,,,,,, i ladies sarvinir.
Painting, Papering, Kalsomlnlng
A. C. Neumann, Phone 611-w.
2-3-1 m.
01 Our State WOUia insist Upon getting products made in re the false patriots, who seek to "-pointed at the expense of 25 cents ,r" buslness meeUn was held and I tho aalirtea of the aetata mdd latlon of coastwise shipping so as to la" lng. 35 cents
Uregon, in preterence to tllOSe Ot Other States, Unemployment l"e P"P"r ng. and the true i "" " rou cau s answered by each glv- cost an additional 40,000 a year but assuro stability and better service.
j 11 . , , , ....... patriots, who are trying to save their w"1"""6 bids, and engineers expense lng orlglnia vaiclltlne vers(! t, t th ..s.vlne . th. " Z It Is also worthy of consideration
Within OUr borders COUld be reduced to a negligible minimum nation from financial ruin. It Is too acconta that staggered belief, and wcre sung ana plans we maae tH ; Xlnl.!ratlonou?d nnylimes that th "gulatlon of rates and serv
and We WOUld all benefit materially as a result. ; I car,S' yet to snr wnlch of the two 1 waste ln ovorr department. ; th0 next mcetlng. A valentine box , this stun." ; 'ces upon the inland waterways
, , I will be victorious. Albany Demo- 'I found no program for present was opened following the business Armv-Navy Plan Unmentloned ' should be assigned to such a reor-
Local boosters Of the movement are especially emphasizing ! crat-Herald. lor future expenditure of public meeting and a happy 15 minutes was j No mention was made by Mr Hoover 8'"zed board."
the Droducts of the Grande Ronde VnlW nnd it mnv Kiivni'isP ! funIls' dw tina that the ttb'"ty dmotea to the exchange of valen- j of moves now afoot on Capitol Hill 1 Mr- Hover said he hoped to elim-
US P'UUULia Ol U1B UlUnue noiiae valley, Hlia It may SUipilSe KVKVI'n ii.uiin iu.nnn !to net roads was resnonslve to the tines with Alma DeLonB K.nu.'.n ".. Jl' inate botn-een is tn oa m,in,,rtt
liiany Of OUl' Citizens to be told that potato chips, dried I The only morning dally newspaper . size and influence of delegations. Ragain and Ruth Rayburn In charge i into a single department. He Is rf'ces, which he believes, are pcr-
: This acounts lor tne lnexcusame neg-i ul ui&inouwon. ine ciud is . known to be opposed to such, a step forming overlapping services and
lect of Entern and Southeastern planning to start the second division , desiring to retain the nresent 10 could be better consolidated with
I Oregon by the commission. OI their year s work, having finished j major departments as a f nuns wnrk I other branches of the government.
! "I tried to get meetings of the "10 f nnlf right nfter th0 holH Recalling that other presidents had ! Hls message went to congress Just
commission to take up these m.t- ... 18 P""
ir nri fnilnrt to t. ... .,.. ! dent ot tne -gnnlatlon and Mar-
I tlon from tho other membors.
apples, vinegar, butter, cheese, bread, pastries, beverages, rS LT" T.
flour, haraess, leather goods, lumber, candy, meat, lard, J community rated by tne Canadian
cured meats, furniture polish, cigars, concrete pipe and tile, "'ZJ? daifyTad aP Xul
photographs and art work, mattresses and upholstery, tomb-. lation of about 20.000. could not
stones and monuments, grains, apples, livestock, berries, 1 p.etlI,B ,'" lrh0 ,nc0 r
small fruits, poultry, 'vegetables, clover and alfalfa seed, aiid publication and therefo.ro was sus-
tra rrJoji f rlu nil nva itnnA viVKt liain ii Tlninn nnimtir ' PCllded.
idren are workinir on thnlr Wnnliin.
"It, was only after I had exhausted ton blrthdav urocram. which thnv
(every effort at my ...command with plan to give Monday morning, 1Mb.
j the commission and failed, that I 22. After the conclusion of the pro-
Mv f flio o.oa0iti0 n lif-i U l,(!,l ..,i(-l.-'t i Pacific cont mw,, nt. - """t ."" . I?""" "- 01 Will be n
xui wi uio iivtQoiuvo vj. haw nij uc uuitiuicu vitiivjiii i ---"" "uovemor Meier Knew ail noout noiuiay.
going out of our county, and 'for only a very few is it neces-! uons hXmoming "lewwwch nll" "nd afTve-1 ' ;,d ! Abou' ?f coupIm were "l
... ' . , , , . , ! , "lur"'"K "eltl wnicn toict Mr. Hanlcy and Mr. Ainsworth, ! anco at the valentine dance given
Baiy to go Outside Of the State. Yet many products of east- j "" a Position of leadership are I In my presence, that I hod a right , Saturday evening by the H. E. C. of
ern manufacturers are crowding Oregon products off the Most of the big 0ws ot ' tZl makf auc" , spches, that Ray ; b u0 Mounum grange at their hail
Kline, state engineer, -was not worth ; Tho main room of the hall was dec-
$200 a month, and when they left oraiea with hearts- to carry out the
the room he advised me to continue valentine idea. At midnight, lunch
shelves, even though identically the same in quality ahd j world takca Plftco ln tne e08 nnd
piice. wny t (j difference ln time Is sufficient to
Very few products will sell in large quantities until thdt f
advantages have been proclaimed by a consistent advertising i of tho cases.
camrmio-n whinh linilrls im nrpstiiro iiiililif cnnfirlanpo nH ! Newspaper renders naturally fav-
r iM.i.. il. J it..." A. , , : or tne paper which is up to the mm- couW , De mad ovcrhond ' ol uoy scouts who received merit
4Ullllllliril.y Willi tllfj inline, many uregon products are llOt ute and for that reason generally , lon. At ' , . m0tln r found I badges at the court of honor last
11 . .1 it l i i . ... ... . . . ... . . tnlrn nfl.rnnnn H.illlna In tl.lo t.,. . " B ' tl-pntr riallu.-. I. n .
wen aovenisea, and merchants unci it almost impossible to , ; J. , , Z "", " .," jthcy nad no program, so i intro
sell goods whose trade marks are not familiar to consumers. Werner, of the Pacine ZTZ '"JTSiw and'
Tell the peopje about a product, and keep telling them! eBVy"'morX r jS. d
Then, if its quality and price are right, the people will soon PTOPle do not cnro to wolt unt" t- j saved about 30 per cent.
learn to demand that product every time. j TveTn "their" homes" tms 'evening , "T', "sP-slblllty for blocking me
' nave in tneir nomes tms evening. ,n thS work rpsta sqUaroly upon tne
u v.., U4U.,h.. um. ui governor. If tho people want an ex-
them a rehash tomorrow of what 1 iannnnn n,ow mui ii..a r i,i.
rl nn.r 1tnnnn...... .- T 3 1
requested general consolidations ' a,tcr "Peaker Garner had served not-
wlthout major results, the president : lco ne woum name a Democratic corn
warned congress that such steps ln ' mlttco to investigate the possibilities
tho past had been "a signal for the of feorganlzatlon to reduce expendl
mobillzatlon of opposition from all ' tu' '
quarters"., especially .-within, the de-! A measure, to authorize such ;a
partments affected. study was introduced in the house
Nevertheless, he laid down the yesterday. Already there are pend
prlnclple that there must be reor-1 lng tn tl10 senate Democratic pro-gaulzation-
of activities under the P051118 for a Joint congressional study
head of "major purposes," and with ot such a steP and to Bive the presl
adinlnlstratlve and legislative func- dent power to effect such reorganiza
tions having "single-headed respons- tlon'
ibllity." The president said that "In the
At the same time he recommended , Prcsent crisis, the absolute necessity
separate legislative reorganization Ior ln0 mosl drastic economy makes
OREGON TAXES LOW
they read today. The Vancouver sus-
Thfi lntfisr. issno nf tlm nnimn Vnlni. o,.f !1 ! pension indicates clearly, we believe,
. . w -i vui.ivo ..ii muuv.,1,,, or U)e pncidc ,Iopo nt icasti
with some very interesting figures which show that onlv one tins is a predominately evening news
of the nineteen industrial states of our nation has lower "taxes j pnlcr "oW- w""a Walla Bulletl"
than Oregon, the figures being based on the relation of total i ot course tnot Portland jobless war
taxes to state wealth. . ' - . i hcro pr,f'rs worlt 10 a t'ni!uiheti
J iwmis nuoa lipilb HUW, UCtUUBC II JUU ; '
v This may be a surprise to many Oregonians who have al- mcan tooa for '""y '""lOTTT OTTR WAV
'........ j iii i-ti .... cross signifies heroism. One can't v - -1- U J.V mill
? vina uenevL-u our suite taxes lllgn UCCaUSe 01 OUl" relatively eat a budge or feed It to his children.
small population and per capita wealth. But tho Voter's 1 But tne tnct that thc award ot thc
,nMloi ,' wltl l...J l...l..l.. r..:.. ...i..i.,: ... "oss "mla fIPlei" without a
10 vtiucimj utiscu uii uusuiuiciy liui- ciiiuuiaiiuns I job Is not tho fault of thc
tho fight. I was served by the committee. The : of policy in two fields reclamation j th0 Problem of governmental reor-
"Governor Meier announced that Btue Mountain Wranglers furnished and conservation of the western ganization of paramount Importance."
he and the other two commissioners , tne music. ranges. I He asked for authority to redis-
had acreed uoon a 80 nor cent re- Delhert Grout, son of Mr. and Mrs. Reclnmattnn. v. y Bhn..i k tribute and consolidate pvtstintr
ductlon. A reduction In that amount : B.ert Grout. was one of the group broadened to Include conservation of tlvltles at his convenience through
'.. ... . ..' Of PnU Sunlit. n.l.A . I . .... .1. , . ... .
water oy storage In all parts of the ""'""-e 01 executive orders
country. Such projects as Boulder 1311011 ot which would become effec
dam. Grand Coulee on the Colum- tlve atter 'yihg before congress for
bla river, the dam on the Umatilla slxty days without objection.
and Cove creek dam at Muscle i
Shoals, ho said, should go forward j SENATE PASSES BILL
when contracts can bo made for the j WASHINGTON. Feb. 17 w A bill
sale of power. to create a $10,000,000 revolving fund
Endorse Public Land Bills 'OT oans to agricultural credit cor-
The president endorsed measures Ptlona was passed today by tho
now before congress to have western eta and sent to the house, which
states occept surface title to certain was at work on a similar bill of Its
remnants of tho nubile domain with- own.
In their borders, with mineral rights
I om unable to give any."
TO OlKiAM.E TODAY
PORTLAND, Feb. 17 WI Members
of the newly organized state high
way commission left Portland today
for Salem where they will meet in
an organization conference with Gov-
wcek. Delbert is a member of troon
16 and has earned his award for sev
eral achievements. Last week he re
ceived honors for animal Industry,
farm layout and building, farm and
home planning cycling and fireman
ship. Once each year and the lost meet
ing ln February is the permanent date
set for the men of Blue Mountain
grange to entertain the women of
the organization. Next Saturday is
tho time for the long-looked-for
event ond the women are anticipat
ing an event which will come up to
the masculine members' reputations
as entertainers. For the past Jew
years, the men have entertained in
the Odd Fellowa hall in La Grande,
FOB SPUING SEWING
Tubfast Suitings 23c. Tubfast Hay
on Prints 27c. Tubfast Cotton Prints
13c-15c-17c. Odd Lot Ginghams, Suit
ings and Chambrays 9c.
. C. J. BBEIBB CO.
2-17-1 t.
Hemstitching, pleating, button
holes, eto, Norton's Kiddy Shop.
Adv.
I1KIOHTEN UP!
. .W ; ,ft , beautiful blooming plant
from Clark's Florists. ''"'" 2-17-1 t.
Angels hat cleaning and blocking.
Best work in town. 1-22-1 m.
CAItn OP THANKS
Wo wish to thank our kind friends
and neighbors for their acts of love
ana sympathy during the recent loss
of my husband. And to extend grate
ful thanks for the beautiful florai
tributes to my husband. I wish also
to thank the Masons for their kind
ness.
Mrs. Dora Bonnette.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Choate.
Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Choate and fam-"y-
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maintained by the government
The president in his message to
BABKI.EV BILL OKEI1EI)
WASHINGTON, Feb. 17 (ley The
congress of Dec. 8. detailed his ideas sehato today passed the Barkley bill
for transfer of the shipping board 10 extend for one year the time for
into the department of commerce, as "payment os seed loans to farmers
follows: for the 1931 crop. The measure now
"At present the shipping board Soes to the house.
By J. R. Williams
from reliable statistics.
govern-
, mont, yet some of the nowspnper
i' u-l-itfM-a l-nlllH linvii lie tltlnlf U fa
At the top of the list is New York, where taxes amount ' when this hero left the army, he be
to 2.44 per cent of the state wealth each year; California hT
comes next with a figure of 2.29 per cent. Oregon drops into m ls not " first war hero who
eighteenth place with taxes amounting to only 1.38 per cent , 'ZllZr1 U"-'
of the state's wealth, and Pennsylvania has thc lowest ratio !
'of all. onlv 1.32 nor cent. kkt7.i..ut, damki.s boi t
. ! TO KIX MINNESOTA TITLE ;
luxes are naturally lower in agricultural states than in I st. paul. Minn, mi For tne first :
.tales where manufacturing and commerce have caused the tZrZZ :
growth of many large cities, and they are also low 01" ill the hopes to have an accepted heavy- j
southern states than in the western and northern states box",g ch'u,")lon MoTe
for education. Yet, ' Dick Daniels of Minneapolis and 1
,i i .. . Charley Rctzlaff of Dululh are sched- '
.uui nas educational tOT
a 10-round bout March 1
its taxes amount U) thflt l the approval of
tli nvm- fur fiuis 113 B championship matching.
lilt. HeiaL 01 all Ot , Ketslaff. who originally came from;
North Dakaia. has the longer string;
W.,. x,. : i j . , , :of knockouts, but ran Into trouble
iiuse tax iiguies inciuae not only property taxes, but all ! when Joe Sekyra whipped him 111 :
rated
where much larger sums are spent
though Oregon is an industrial state
facilities of exceptionally high rank,
only 1.38 per cent of its wealth while
ojir 48 states is 1.65 per cent.
other general taxes, such as taxes on income, on inheritances, Nf' Yor' "" tl,e tml" aro
oh insurance nremiums. on liusiiios ! w..r..K., :b?"t.cv'"' . ... :
line taxes, motor vehicle license foes, and such personal piivi
lege taxes as hunting and fishing licenses.
Gibbons, who stayed 15 rounds with
t I Jack Dempsey In the historic bout at
. Shelby, Mont., when the Maruissan
j was champion, consistently turned
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Rev. Samuel manager.
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church of Boston on July 4th of that year, which was the
100th anniversary of the birth of George Washington.-
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ho paid 1.U3.346 in dividends in
1931.
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