The Cottage Grove sentinel., October 29, 1925, Page 2, Image 2

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COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL, i« THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1925
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cause of many murders by those supper to be held November 18.
who
saw
others
escape
the
gallows.
Tea
towels
for
the
church
kitchen
Mondays and Thursdays
Let us have less of this and we were hemmed and monogrammed. i
___ Publishers shall have fewer murderers on Mrs. R. L. Cooper won a prize for
Bede A Smith....
______ Editor whom to waste our tax money and finishing her towel first. Following
Elbert Bede....... .
News Editor our tears.
H. F. Edwards,.
the meeting members enjoyed a 1
social I hour.
~
Refreshments
"
were ■
A first-class publication entered at
By NELLIE MAXWELL
Cottage Grove as second-class matter
Ontario Argus: Not that we i de- served. Hostesses were Mrs. N. £.
Compton, Mrs. E. E. Cone, Mrs.
the
sire
to
get
splashed
upon,
but
Business Office......... 25 North Sixth
controversy in which “Old 1 Man John Baker, Mrs. Alta Hart and
Seasonable Good Thing»
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Bede” of Cottage Grove, and Mrs. Longfellow.
GOOD peppery dish of chill
By mail (Cash in advance)
“Giddy Claude Ingalls” of Cor­
will be welcome these chilly
____ months..
One year__ $2.75 | Three
months .80 vallis are engaged over the subject
The Tanglefoot club held its days of winter.
Six months.. 1.50 j One month__ .50
Chill Con Came.—Cut Into pieces,
of which of them uses the bath tub 1 second dance of the season at
BY CARRRIER
most, impels us to observe that Phillips hall Tuesday night. Huge ns for fricassee, one chicken, weigh­
One month___________________$ .30 over on this side of the mountains i clumps of autumn foliage, mari- ing four pounds. Season each piece
Our “Friday, Saturday, Monday Specials” is to be a regular institution at this store
Four months, “■* advance_____ 1.10 I
with salt and pepper, dredge with
each week. A special space is being set aside in different departments of the store
Six months, in advance______ 1.80 j folk take their baths in private golds and chrysanthemums, cleverly flour and quickly brown In a little
where thes • specials are to be placed for easy inspection. Here will be gathered each
One year, in advance________ 3.00 ' and do not tell about them in the arranged, made the hall attractive. hot fat. Boll six Inrge red peppers
! Hallaween shades over the lights until soft, press through a colan­
week outstanding values, not sold regularly at these low prices. Some of the specials
| public prints.
and jack o lanterns placed about der, removing the seeds and white
Member of
will consist of “special purchases” which we may make for this department but
—
National Editorial Association
not in sufficient quantity for regular stocks—other items may be ”close-out”
A speaker advocated the single I the room on pedestals added to portion: Put through a food chop­
Oregon State Editorial AssiciatioD
tax (a tax on land exclusively) at the beauty of the rooms. Hostesses per two small onions, or three
Oregon Newspaper Conference
specials and occasionally a ‘‘get acquainted” special of regular stocks. You will do
cloves of garlic and one-quarter of
a recent meeting of the Eugene were Mrs. Merville Veateh, Mrs. n cupful of capers. Add this mix­
well to inspect these values each week and to avail yourself of the good values over
i
N.
J.
Nelson
Jr.,
Mrs.
E.
W.
Frans,
Kiwanis club, What we need is
HURRY ’EM TO GALLOWS.
ture to the browned chicken In a
the store—we invite you to come today.
less tax on land and more on prop- | Mrs. F. L Grannis, Mrs. L. E. stewpan, cover with boiling water
¡Liston,
Mrs
Ernest
Lilly,
Mrs.
Roy
or seasoned stock and cook until
The case of Murray, Willos and erty better able to bear it. Almost j Short and Mrs. C. H. Bussey.
the chicken Is tender. Before serv­
Kelly, ail convicted of first degree any kind of an income tax would
ing the chicken thicken the liquid
murder for the killing of guards in be a big improvement upon single
Mr«. Beanie Sutcliffe was given with flour and butter and season
their recent sensational escape from tax. We want none of the latter.
a surprise party last night by tho well with salt.
the state penitentiary, have been
Creole Meat Pie.—Prepare one
choir of the Methodist church.
Del Monte sardines, large can, each....15c
handled with an expedition that
New pack peas. No. 2 can, 6 cans....... 83c
A judge of a domestic relations Choir members, with their husbands quart of cornmeal mush, using one
cupful of cornmeal, four cupfuls of
is discouraging to those having in court in Chicago is writing a
Salted
peanuts, a pound.......................19c
and wives, met early at the church boiling water and a teaspoonful of
New pack ripe, sliced pineapple, No. 2i/2
mind tho taking of human blood. book in which he will make the and then went to Mrs. Sutcliffe’s
Salted peanuts, 6 pounds................... $1.10
salt, cooking two hours In a double
can,
3
cans
..............................................
83c
All of the three now stand in the claim that all rules of common
home. Regular practice was held boiler. Brown one minced onion
New pack Royal Club brand fancy
shadows of the gallows, If a rec- sense are disregarded when the
i and was followed by a social eve- In four tablespoonfuls of butter;
crop raisins, 4-pound package... 39c
ord of 90 days between murder male and female fail in love, Such
peaches,
No. 2*/> can, 3 cans............... 83c
add
one
pound
of
hamburger
steak
Refreshments were served
and the gallows can be made, we demonstration of wisdom from the ; I ning.
Vim brand hardwheat flour, sack... $2.33
by the visitors. Mrs. Sutcliffe was and cook until rhe red color has left
crop
walnuts,
soft
shell,
pound....29c
New
shall have made much progress in bench gives us confidence in the ! presented with a beautiful boudoir the meat. Add one tenspoonful of
salt, one chopped sweet pepper and
making safe the lives of those of courts that we did not before have.
lamp in appreciation of her services one pint of sifted tomato. Cover
us who desire to follow to a
as pianist for the choir. 8. L. the bottom of a greased casserole
natural end our own method of
Experiments are being carried Mackin made the speech of presen­ with a layer of the cooked musli.
living in harmony with the laws on by the federal government to tation.
then a layer of the seasoned meat;
BLANKET SPECIAL
TURKISH TOWEL SPECIAL
of the land.
repeat until all Is used. Sprinkle a
discover a metal from which dol-
The fact that with several wo­ lara can be made that will last
little grated cheese and buttert"!
Genuine British army blankets, wool,
22x46-inch size, double loop thread, blue
The Mothers* club met Saturday crumbs over the top and buke for
men upon the jury that convicted lunger,
What we really need is
weight 3’/^ to 5 pounds each, color ox­
border, each........................
39c
Willow and Kelly there was no re­ a dollar with a hand grip on it afternoon with Mrs. W. L. Hatch. half an hour.
ford gray, brown, tan, blue, special
Gelatin of Liver.—Put one and
quest for leniency gives hope that to enable us to hang onto it with Light refreshments were served by
the hostess and the time was spent one-half pounds of calf’s liver
each ..................................................... $2.95
we are slowly approaching a con less difficulty.
Fancy colored stripe and plaid turkish
in piecing quilts.
Three quilts through the meat chopper; inlx with
dition thnt will enable us to make
Large heavy cotton plaid blankets, wool
towel, 20x36-ineh size, colors pink, blue,
have been completed by the club one cupful of fine bread crumbs;
murder unpopular as a sport for
add two teaspoonfuls of salt, one-
finish,
colors blue, tan, gold, pink and
as
gifts
to
the
children
’
s
home
in
lavender, gold, 3 for............................ 98c
those with no regard for the lives
half teaspoonful of pepper, a dash
Corvallis, Many of the members of cayenne nnd a tablespoonful of
lavender, special price a pair........... $3.98
of others.
plan to go to Corvallis Sunday to scraped onion, Moisten with tldn
29-inch krinkle crepe in flowered pat­
The fact, that the death penalty
visit the home. One new member cream and hot water to soak the
MEN’S SPECIALS
is being pretty generally recognized
terns, suitable for gowns, underwear,
was added Saturday and decision crumbs, adding butter to the wa-
as one of the best deterrents of
Haight-Paul
Genuine
Big
Yank brand work shirts,
ter If there Is no cream, Add two
bloomers, etc., price a yard................. 15c
murder, and that juries are not
At a pretty wedding Wednesday was made to change the meeting well-beaten eggs and steam In a
blue
color,
two
pocket style, special
exercising their right to ask com night at 8 o’clock at the home of day from Saturday to Friday nfter- cylindrical mold for an hour. When
each ......................................................... 69c
mutation to life imprisonment, is the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. noon.
fl rm, remove from the heat. Slice
BOYS’ OVERALL SPECIAL
cold in thin slices; serve with hot
a long step toward putting fear C. H. Haight, in Delight valley,
Men’s wool flannel shirts in dark oxford
rlced
potatoes.
into the hearts of those who are Miss Mary Frances Haight became
Mrs. Victor Chambers was host­
Boys’ high-back bib, blue denim overalls,
gray, tan and brown, sizes 15 to 17,
(©, 1915, We«tern Newspaper Union.)
not willing to give their lives H8 the bridge of Melvin Edward Paul. ess Tuesday to Elinartes club, with
special
each ........................................ $2.95
sizes
4
years
to
9
years,
special
each
85c
the price for taking that of anoth- Tho ceremony was performed by a one o’clock luncheon. Hallow­
Guinea
Pig»
for
Table
er, but making the timo between Pastor Duncan P. Cameron of tho een place cards were used and
Guinea pigs used as food are
the commission of tho act and full Presbyterian church.
The ring shaded lanterns and a clever jack- baked whole, or may be cut Into
The Best in Quality and
repayment by the murderer will service was list'd.
Large Fall Stocks Are
o-lantern centerpiece made the table pieces and fried or fricasseed.
Reasonable Prices Prevail
do even more than the first,
The bride’s gown was of white attractive. The living room was Cavies are excellent as entrees, In
Here For Your Selection
Here Always
Courts can assist in expediting silk crepe, trimmed with silk lace. decorated with roses. Bridge was various stews and served with
murder trials and in making ap She wore the wedding veil worn 29 playod during the afternoon. Mrs. mushrooms, with brown onions,
peal» difficult, The many loopholes years ago by her mother.
The Mcrville Veateh received first prize peas a la soublse. and especially
by which murderers have saved rooms were attractively decorated and Mrs. Robert Thomas, house with curry. On account of the
their necks, , the easy-going ways in brightly colored autumn foliage guest of the hostess, received the whiteness of Its skin the smooth­
I noon of said day in the county private sale the following de­
haired white guinea pig Is best Assertion Made Thai
of our courts and the nauseating and ferns.
consolation.
I courtroom in the courthouse at scribed real estate, towit:
adapted for the table. The males
| Eugene, Lane county. Wregon, has Beginning in section 33, township
sentimentalism of those who shed
The wedding was attended by a
become somewhat strong flavored
Lying
Is
Necessary
been fixed as the time ami place
south, range 3 west of Wil­
tears for the killers have been the large number of relativos and
Mrs. Charles Adams was hostess with age, but are fine when four or
Falsehoods are necessary to ths by said court for the hearing of
lamette meridian, at a point 1933.G
friends of tho young couple. The to the M. P. G. club Tuesday af- five months old. Females are ten­ maintenance of civilization, tn the \ objections to said final account and
feet north and 472 feet east of
wedding march was played by Miss ternoon. Mrs. B. R. Job, mother der and finely flavored for a much opinion of a psychologist, as ex-1 final settlement of said estate.
the southwest corner of the Will­
Any and all objections to said
iam Shields and wife D. L. C.
Gwendolyn Haight. The wedding of the hostess, was a special guest. longer period of time. They are pressed In a talk recently before j final
account and the final settle­
probably at their best when about
No. 5(5, and running thence north
supper was served by four of the Tho afternoon was devoted to one year old.
a large gathering at the Nuuanu ment of said estate must be filed
76.2 feet, thence west 265 1-3
(Honolulu) Y. M. C. A.
with the clerk of said court on or
bride’s friends, Hazel Miller, Alice needlework anil pleasant converse
feet, thence south 28^ degrees
People could not live together If j before the date of hearing.
WEEKLY PROGRAM
west, 86.8 feet, thence east 306.9
Kent, Beulah Ranck and Eleanor tion. A two course luncheon was
Dated this 1st day of October, I feet to the place of beginning,
Cold Feet Retard Sleep
the world adhered to the principles
Nixon.
served. Decorations indicative of
1925.
ami containing % acre, more or
of
“
the
truth,
the
whole
truth,
an<j
Some
people
declare
that
they
Mrs. Paul is a graduate of Wal­ the Halloween season made the
BESSIE SUTER,
less, all in Lane county, state of
Thursday, October 29
nothing but the truth,” he added.
Administratrix of the estate of
ker high school and of the Oregon table attractive. Mrs. Job assisted are unable to sleep “out of pure
Oregon.
“We could not have a grov.p of
cuRsedness,” as they express It.
Robert Carter, deceased.
BEAUTY AND THE BAD Agricultural college. Mr. Paul is the hostess in erving.
The sale will be made from and
This means, of course, thnt they are people, consequently no cities. | Herbert W. Lombard,
after Tuesday the 10th day of
MAN.”
a graduate of the North Dakota
Attorney
for
estate.
ol
WcfT)
unable to assign any cause for the towns or communities, If we told
November,
1925.
The bids' will
—■— —m—iMM i _i .
Another pulsating romantic Agricultural college. They left this
trouble, but It does not mean that the truth all the time, We must
be received at the office of Her­
La
Comus
club
met
Tuesday
af
­
tell
lies.
We
have
to
be
honest,
bert W. Lombard, First National
melodrama from the fluent morning for California for a month ternoon with Mrs. W. E. I.ebow. no cause exists. A very common
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
at times it Is necessary for us
bank building. Cottage Grove, Ore­
pen of the gifted Peter B. and will be at homo after that Mrs. F. E. Dixon was an invited cause, which Is, curiously enough, but
gon;
terms of sale, cash, or part
to
lie
for
the
welfare
of
the
com­
very
seldom
recognized
as
a
cause,
time
at
Malabon
farm,
northwest
Department
of
the
Interior,
Unit
­
Kyne. Comedy and
cash and part oredit.
guest. Bouquets of yellow chrys­ Is cold feet. It Is said that the law munity.”
of
Eugene.
ed
States
Land
Office,
Roseburg,
Dated
at Cottage Grove, Lane
International News.
He Illustrated his conviction by Oregon, October 20, 1025.
anthemums and pale tinted rises In one state recognizes cold feet
county, Oregon, this 8th day of
decorated the rooms.
A dainty ns n sufficient cause for divorce. recalling a wager between two men,
Notice is hereby given that Butte October, 1925.
The Ladies Aid society of tho
Friday, October 30
SAT.LIE A. HILL,
luncheon was served at the close However that may be, It Is certain one of whom declared he could re­ Mooney, of Cottage Grove, Oregon,
Methodist
church held regular
frain
from
falsehood
for
a
period
of
I »
Executrix of the estate of
that
It
Is
a
very
sufficient
cause
for
of the afternoon. Guests compli­
FOOLS IN THE DARK
24 hours. The men visited the who, on November 30, 1920, made
monthly meeting Wednesday after­
Mary E. Allen, deceased.
Insomnia,
and
therefore
for
rest
­
mented their hostess with a hand
Adjoining Farm Homestead Entry,
with Matt Moore and
noon.
Tht* church parlors were
lessness by night and bad temper home of a friend where one of the No. 013,087, for NW»4 SE>4, Sec­ Herbert W. Lombard,
kerchief shower.
Tuesday being by
Attorney for estate.
o8-n5(T)
daughters was playing the piano.
Patsy Ruth Miller.
day.—New York World.
decorated
with
marigolds
and
her birthday anniversary.
“The playing was very poor and tion 17, Township 21 S., Range 2
chrysanthemums,
Regular business
The Spat Family in
when asked bls opinion of the West, Willamette Meridian, has
was transacted and plans were
Hi» Idea
“A HARD BOILED
music, the man answered that It filed notice of intention to make
The Knights of Pythias enter-
made for tho bazaar and chicken
"Why Is It, do you euppoee.” was pnnk, whereupon he was three year Proof, to establish claim
TENDERFt )OT.”
tained members, their families and musingly asked Mm. Fumblegate In kicked out of the house,” the lie- to the land above described, before
guests Tuesday night at a six the midst of her perusal of the turer said. “This situation contin­ E. O. Immel, U. S. Commissioner,
Saturday, October 31
o ’clock dinner in the lodge hall. weekly paper, "that ’most always ued throughout the 24-hour period at Eugene, Oregon, on the 1st day
Buck Joni's iti
J. 8. Medley of Eugene, and O. M. when you read about a woman be­ and would be what would happen of December, 1925.
Claimant names as witnesses:
‘THE ARIZONA ROMEO.’’
Ke in were the speakers of the ing up In court the account tell* If we all endeavored to tell the
Two reels of the kind of
evening. Music was furnished by how she was dressed, but when it truth, the whole truth, and nothing Bert Isaacson, Mrs. L. C. Dowens;
installed in
George Morris. Albert Rissue, all
Is a man not a word I* said about but the truth.”
comedy you always enjoy.
the orchestm of the Heilig theater, his
of Cottage Grove, Oregon,
clothes?”
Eugene.
Bobby Vernon in
“Well, I reckon." replied Farmer Never Brought Under
non coal HAMILL A. CANADAY,
Fumblegate, "thnt mostly by the
‘ AIR TIGHT.”
Register,
time he’s been pulled to piece* by
Sway of Civilization
one of his funniest.
the lawyers he ain’t got—that Is.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
The fact that only five names fig­
his clothes ain't worth describing.’’
ESTATE.
Suu.Mon., Nov. 1-2
ure upon the map of Lake Edward,
—Kansas City Star.
in East Africa—isolated specks In In the county court of the state
Ramon Navarro in
the white blank of the unknown,
of Oregon for Lane county, in Each S chlagb Button Lock comes
“THE MIDSHIPMAN *
No Give at All
testifies to Its remoteness and evil
The Christian Endeavor will
the matter of the estate of Mary to you as a single self-contained
Sea Raids! Heart Raids I
Secretary A. D. Call of the Amer­ reputation. The name of the coun­
E. Allen, deceased.
hold a masquerade party tomorrow
*
Thrills Galore!
Notice is hereby given, that unit. No adjusting necessary. No
night in the Christian church, A ican Peace »oclety said In an elo­ try la Changu, in which the na­
pursuant
to an order or sale made complicated mortising. Simply
tives
of
Baukola
are
far-famed
as
quent
and
optimistic
address:
Made at the I . S. Naval
business meeting will precede the
"The road to world peace looks cannibals. The "Ba-Changu" file and entered in the county court of drill two holes in the door, slip the
social event.
Aeadainy at Annapolis, with
long, hut there Is an end to It, af­ their teeth to a point. They are tho state of Oregon for Lane coun­ lock into place, and draw up with
on the 6th dav of October, 1925,
cooperation of the Navy,
ter all. and n speedier end. maybe, all on evil terms with their neigh­ ty
in the matter of the estate of
two machine screws.
bors.
Large
tract*
of
country
have
24(10 cadets in the picture.
than
we
think.
Mary E. Allen, deceased, the cvecu
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been
wholly
depopulated
by
raid*
"Let
us
hope.
Don
’t
let
us
Imi
­
trix
of
”
estate
will
sell
And a comedy.
tate the discouraged pacifist, who of cunnlbal peoples from tho north­
growled:
west Dark forest game tracks. Off
Tuesday. Nowinher 3
“ ‘Oh. yes, we pacifists will never the beaten track only a compass
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give tn; but. then, you know the can save one.
“HOW BAXTER BUTTED
Presbyterian Church, Bunday, Or militarists will never give out.’ ”
For over ten years the plains on
IN”
tuber 25.—Sunday school, worship,
the eastern and southern shores of
with Dorothy Devore and
address, “The Bcautv of Christian
Lake Edward have been closed and
Correcting the Bard
Living”; rt:30, Endeavor; 7:30,
Matt Moore.
deserted by reason of sleeping sick­
"Tripod looks happy.”
evening service, subject, “The Jaz*
The big comedy of the year.
ness and the tsetse fly.
A Perfect Shortening
"Yeh. got an assignment to film
Spirit in Our Modern Life.”
In the plains are the little pools
•
•
•
Eddie Nelson in
Romeo and Juliet."
Ideal for Frying
of
Klkural.
unmarked
on
any
map,
(Russian Type)
Christian Church, the “h ime like” 1 "But why so happyF
“GOING GREAT”
with its Islands of floating papyrna
church
A.
J.
Adams,
minister.
"Gonna show 'em how to Improve —Detroit News
Best for Salads
Is both odorless anti colorless, Sunday school at 9:45. sermon at
A two reel comedy.
on Shakespeare."
possessing those elements IL"rhri»tian"Endeavoraat"fi’3(\ •ve­
Wednesday, November 4
which make a perfect intes "'■«
7:S0.
D. N. Lang (City Electric Inspec­
ing Wednesday' evenings at 7:30.
¡final lubricant.
Methodiat Chu«h’-^. H Ebert
tor, Orlando, Fla..) overheard the
“CHRISTINE OF THE
First church of Naaarene—Elev. following conversation.
HUNGRY HEART”
Your Rexall Store guarantees I«““«’’- Sundav school at 9:45, enth
Adams. Harold E. Botts
“Do yoa like corned beef!”
w ith Florence Vidor and lit
possess a high specific J™’ at*
ar^v.r.M
11^^ miller, and
it to potwesN
0”'
pastor. Sun,lav school at 9 45,
“No, I don’t like corned beef,
forenoon
service at 11, evening
(’live Brook.
gravity and viscosity (body) j G3uJ
service at 8. Prayer meeting at and I’m glad I don’t like it. Be­
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It’s mighty drama!
I equals to if not exceeding Christian Science Society—corner 7:30 Wednesday evenings.
cause if I liked it, I would cat
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•
•
you're hungry for
i other types of heavy medicinal or Jefferson nvenuo an.l Second Gla.1 Tidings Mivaon—Tenth and it. and I hate the darned stuff.*’
■
manco thi.H in thc play
i oils.
’¿T'J*’
services at II a. m. Adams streets, G. F. Shackelford,
Wednesday services at 7:30 p. m. pastor.
t<» ntir you.
Bundsv
school
at
9:45;
i
Mn. H. d. Hsges
Rubber stani pa. The Sentinel.
i A seiencifieally exact product. r.vervbodv welcome.
forenoon worship at 11; veung
• • •
Comcdy. Neal Burim in
■
people’s meeting at T; eveningser
Free Methodist church—Corner of vice at 8; week .lav services. Wed- | NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE
“CALL A
PHONES-
■ Marcelling
Monroe avenue and south Fifth nesdav, Fridav and Satnrlav eve |
MENT
street--Chester Smith, pastor. Sun ningn at 8.
Manicuring
Thursday, November 5
sen
day school at 10, forenoon services
Notice i* hereby given that Bes­
it il. evening service at 7:30
Facial Massage
THE CIRCUS CYCLONE ’
Baptist
elinreh
W.
O.
W
hall,
sie
Suter,
administratrix
of
the
es
­
1 rayer meeting at 7:30 Thnradar .T. C. Orr, pastor. Sundar school iste of Robert Carter, deceased,
Shampooing
118-Y
Rte
with Art Acord.
evenings.
*
at 10 «’eloch, services at 11 o’clock has filed her final account in the
Bobbing
• • •
Evening1«
C*otiK'dy and
7:45 B V P U. services nt matter of said estate in the county ■ Hair Tinting
by
wSc?*wh- D*? Adventist Church— and
T. Prayer meeting *>t T:30 Thur*
| court of the stnte of Oregon for
____
C. J. KRM. Prop
International News.
Apvo.nt.
West Main street. Services ever*
French Paper Cnrl
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__ .Wav
;P““ C.
*" Howard
n«—
L*»e county; and that Tuesdav
1
COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON jSnturdny. Habbath school at Id, dav evening
men’
home,
3rd «lay of November, 1925. at
church service at IIt prayer meet way. Ilo ohi north Pacifie high -I the
the hour ot 10 o’clock ia the fore
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