m i DA T , J V N R », IM «.
Mrs. Victor Chambers was host
Dies ef Aslatls O rlg la f
was started. There wes consider- i
ess Tuesday for tho Klmartss club
N o R eference to Fowls
It Is not known how and In what
able dang«r that higher education
and Included as a special guest. Mrs.
would be Injuted by the readjust- i
in the O ld Testam ent
Janita P Graham A luncheon was manner dice «dually origins led
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Ksilos Is k i x l i v s b t a Is Ik s Isssl «»Isrs sf ««kusl lU a trlH Ms «1 s f l.s s .
by the state
served at 1 o'clock and bridge fol Wherever dice have heeu found In O s a k lr Atsts «1 Or»«»«, tk si s n i l l l i o t . U k k T I N U sf ««14 4 I« i i |. i « I I I !>» k«l4 si
C otta«* Ore»« meats being made
To the thoughtful reader of th<
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lowed. Mrs. Earl Oaroutte hsld the tombs of auclent Egypt. In i « . 4 l. t r i » m «1 High C k . . l b«ll4la « «a I k . »01k is » .1 ju s » . IS M «• 1 « . S '.le e k
, board of higher education, mem- Holy Scripture« It may appear curl ,
is ths s n .r s .o s lo t Ik s puryos. at 4 lts .» « l» 4 Iks ku4««l k . x l . t l l r r » 1 » . I » Ilk
high score. For decorations Mm
' bers of which are hontestly endea
Sirvbeck Pruett.
Chambers used a bowl of pink blue- Greece, or In the Far East, they Iks 1« tv las b . . r 4 s .4 I . <uls os Ik« u r.y u a lll« « at l»«»l«S • a lia la l 4lalal> I 1st
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I vorlng to cure the disease without ous that tn the history they con '
1
Th« Is ls l a a x u k l at «1»«»» s««4«4 ky Ik « ««14 d s 'H s * 4 »rl«g ths tl«»sl »««r
.
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Lewis
Strobeck
of
Latham
apd
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differ
In
no
material
reaped
from
soma as a table centerpiece and
A fir s t claas p a k lla M im eaters« » I C sl ¡killin g the patient, but the reeult* tain of the rise, progress and hab
vs J .» « »0. I»«». S«4 »»41«« as J a a . IS. ISS4. 1« ••llm s l« 4 Is Ik a ».I
Its of a purely pastoral people Ilk» U lM
Pruett, who taught this baskets of mixed flowers added to those tn use today. They ware prob 1 b««ia«lB<
O res« a t ss— o«-sl— » « t u r
lowlag k .4 4 .1 a«4 l.a l.4 « « Ik a a*ai«asls la be re««l««4 I n a tbs aaaai» hl«h a a h .il
I of this proposal to tear things to n s oi ■ pum y
i " " t year at
w«re married Sat- .u
.
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the attractiveness of ths rooms.
...2» «orth M lilh pieces and move them hither and
Busts»«« Offlss ..— .
the Jews, there should be no men urday evening at the home of the This was ths last meeting of th« ■hly evnlveil from knuckle honsa It le a d «Isis a « k n l teed, e isairstsr» s «li.a l tasd. spsvlsl 4ls l» l« l I« » . «»4 a ll alk«r
. ( lbs dirtrl.l
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yon ought to have about the same tlon of cocks and hens In the Old officiating minister. Rev. E. V. club until fall. Plan« were made for Is certain that dice game« were
I D M C l i r r i O l RATKS.
kalllaislsd M erely! a
Testament, although references by Stivers, near Eugene. Only mem- a picnic to lx h«kl 1st« In June.
played In times prior to those of
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beneficial effect as if we transfer
• s.soJuu
M yser _ _ . * 1 7 6 irk re s m ostks _ *0
. . . e—
.n im .i. hers of the Immediate families were
red a man's stomach to his head name are
which we have any written record I's s s ly ssksol
frequent to the animals preaen| The coupis left Immedlate-
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■ ew etks
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The member« of th« Preebyt«rlan The fact that dice have been used
Just to see whether it would fu n c -; bred, employed or cared for there fy after the ceremony for Texas and
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klainaalsr» «akaul fa »4 ............ ——......................
choirs with th«lr husband« and
rem its mU— M X js e r e44itli>nel
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tlon in the new location.
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No modern general farm would other southern states to visit rela- wives. held a covered dish dinner throughout the Orient from time
Member of
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C .a s l» high «eka.1 le a d — —.......
The Sentinel does not believe to considered completely stocked
P‘Oy* last night at ths Roy Short horns luisuiorlal seems to Indicate an A»i
■ e tle e e l R e ite ris i Assorteti™
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there Is any chance of voters act
Orseue H tetr K4l>ortel Association
honoring Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wise ntlc origin.
O r-fo n M ewspep-r C o h f-rM f«
tng favorably upon such sn out- i If there were oe fowls about the
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man. who will leavs today for
T v la i
k l« i u « M l s r r l l l s h H . k i i l
Kent-EUtotL
T v la i
i landish, destructive,
extravagant ( barnyard or no poultry-run. In In 1
Beaverton to mak« their home Mrs.
X a lliu s l.4 K » |i« « 4 ll« r « s
A surprise to friends of both ths Wiseman has be.n prominent In
Quits a Diltsrsecs
SCHOOL GRABBING.
proposal, nevertheless the unlver- dis, which Is the native home of the
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o f * « K £ music circles during her residence
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I t la not so very long ago that slty city and normal school cities peacock, such fo w l, have run wild S S ^ w J S S
When a woman has worn her k p«rln l«s 4 s sl
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tn the city and was a member ot
T h e Sentinel said higher education and friends of a sane higher educa-, f r o m r e m o te a n t iq u it y .
clothes as long aa she considers Clark
Solomon j
Mrs. Faye Elliott. The the choir.
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would have to do something to tlon are going to have to put up a had peacocks brought to Jerusalem ceremony was performed at the
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possible they're still In good enough Üsasas
fto on
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make higher education less expen- real battle to save the state from as object« of beauty and signs of , home of the officiating minister.
Mrs. Roy Short entertained the condition to send to a rummage sals k l.i liu u s«4 p u k lU II»
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alve and make It something that doing one of the most foolish things
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Rev. D P. Cameron. The couple M. P G club Tuesday with a t but when a man has to ditch hi« a « 4 ii
9600
9o oo
19 00
But apparently his em wer, accompanied by Mrs. Alice
Oth«r « .i.l« « «
the masses could have or higher | It ever has been propoeed that It opuhnee.
o'clock luncheon at the Short sum
laaarles fouud nothing very In te r Lewis of Kelso. W a s h . and Law- mer horns, "Shortstop," on Cedar only a ragman will tabs them.—
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education would have to fight for should do.
ratal
estlng In the wild fowl«, which are rence D. Kent, daughter and son creek near Hebron All members Clndnnnatl Knmilrer
Its life I t w t i not a quest Ion of
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IN S T R P C T IO M -h ip « r.t« ls a
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diminutive
In compertoon with our
«room and bv M M Eva May were present and a social afternoon
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riuBwrtlavr«
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whether or not money wee being
W IT H H O L D J l IM .M E X T .
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Elliott, daughter of the bride. They
1,749 00
1.749 OO
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th« luncheon Mrs. Short
'risei
s .ip s l*
ted. Even If every cent of the | Withhold Judgment until you carefully bred birds and resemble w|„ make |helr hom. on th. Kan, followed
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00
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presented each guest with a small
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huge coat of higher education had know all the facts. That is the ap- extreme skinny types of the fight- | ranch tn Delight valley.
t'rlsclyai«
gift. Th« next meeting wll) be held
been wisely spent, the fight would peal that was made In a public ing game cocks of Mexico and o f ,
—♦ —
at the Joe Smith summer home on
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I Sunday evening at 3 at a prettv the Umpqua near Scottsburg.
have had to he made soon or late. | meeting Sunday forenoon by one the Far East.
I NN I’M V e n O N
”
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“
.r e . t who
t h ,t h* “•
hounded
home wedding at ths home of the
—♦ —
r**ch»ra
At
any
rate
domeetlc
fowls
do
not
91.900 OO
91.9 00 00
N ° w a * hi? .hPJ
wouki by » powerful organisation that
room's parents. Miss Alma Lucils
91.500 00
Thursday's E u ge n «
Register-
H ig h g U .o .1
I at
1 4 /2 00
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work' 1‘ nd, W havth uLS “ I Pi r i^ m n would discredit him and drive him appear to have made their way
ndamood. daughter of Mr. and Guard: A surprise shower was glv-
inch a .h I I a t
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H i g h a vh u u i. 1 a t
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nM” t
H n o w ! fr O m h ls C h° 8cn life work.
Into the Land o t Israel until after Mrs. A J. Llndamood of Brad wood, en Monday evening to honor Miss
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3,919
SO
1.150
50
High achuuL J at
o f 1 Regardless of what our own the captivity, when the remnants of became the bride of M ax Sean», son Ethel Johnson, who recently an
9.951
SO
9
.931
40
I . I l l «0
Illg I* achaui. * at
of M r and Mrs. Ernest Sears of nounced her engagement to Loren
to, a t least mllHon. and m illion, of
on,
about what , om<s
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9
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20
1.015
40
High achoul. g at
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P. Hunt of Cottage Grove. Miss Beryl
1.015 OO
1,099 00
1.095 00
d ollar, would be wasted.
may have done {h< a p p ia, the tribes may have brought them j Delight valley. Rev. Duncan
Urada la a th -r e I at
I ’h o n c 5 5
l.v a r - jo
: Cameron read the services In the Deford and Miss Frances Hoffm an
1.V9Î 90
009 50
v .ia .te a . . a t
To a certain extent those who t0 W|tj,|jold judgment until all the along from the Persians, who had presence of a group of relatives were the hostesses
7.990
oo
OJO ou
7.990 00
Oia-i»a • at
1.900 oo
S P E C IA L S F R I. SAT
l.ao o oo
500.00
would revamp higher education facts are gnown Is a reasonable Introduced them from India before and immedlats friends. The bride
u ik J t« . I at
to o 00
4<>o OO
400 00
have had the support of sane and one -j-o Wjthhold judgment until that period.
ioacAara' auppllea ....... ..
was charming In a lace dress of
Degree work for Mrs. W ilbur
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sober persona, but this movs to lhe facts
known u the chari-
pale rose beige. Mias Gale Linda Spray and Dr. C. E. Frost was
Somethin? New
move the university to Corvallis and table thlng t0 do n ia the manly
I mood, sister of the bride, acting as exemplified Friday night at Eastern
919.917 oo 915.V5O 50 »
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T R Y OUR FA M O U S
j bridesmaid, wore a gown of pale 3 tBr Receding the meeting a cov-
make a girls'boarding house out or thing to do. Such an appeal Is one Bishop« H old “Com m une"
O P A H A T IU N
a<>
j green organdy. Claude D. H u ff was ered dish »upper was held In the
91.5OÎ 50 9 9 0 0 0 0 9 907 90 91 407
• 1 at
the university, with the law school; to which each one of us should be
921 OO
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51100
W ith Long-D ead R u ler best man. The bride Is a graduate dtning hall. Mrs. Roy Short was
J a n ito rs
I at
90 00
to o oo
moved to S a l e m
and normali responsive.
90 00
Oregon state normal and taught committee chairman
J ta lta ra . a a t t *
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450 Oo
Before a new bishop Is enthroned [ of
990 OO
schools revamped for kindergartens
But , hat appeal is not always
Janitors' a up pit as
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school the past two years. The
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or something else can not have the made to us W h a, >haI1 we dQ when In Winchester cathedral he has to groom Is a graduate of Eugene
Fual
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00
The American Legion auxiliary
• * a u 4 s u n d ry
400 oo
approval of those who have the the appeal is not made? Do what have an Interview with William the Business college.
M r. and Mrs. will meet Monday night at S o'clock
900 00
100 00
L i g h t sad pvwar
lo o oo
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welfare of higher education and the we should wish others to do were Conqueror. On bta way to the ca Sears w ill make their home at at the home of Mrs. Fred Bennett.
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190 00
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. . —.11 . k . —h Bradwood. where M r. Sears has for
members are requested to be
Cured and smoked in atoek-
I s la p h o a a .
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welfare of the state at heart.
we the ones under fire.
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thcdral he goes Into a small church (w0 yearj be]d a position as book- All
90
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Othar earvlaaa
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present
for
Important
business
dis
inett«, new way. guaranteed
Plenty was being done to higher
How much happier this old world tn the High street and there re (keeper for Bradley-Woodard Lum- cussion.
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education before this latest move ’ °u>d
I f we always withheld mains alone for a few minutes. The her company.
not to be salty. W h y pay 22c rotai -------- ....------------------ -
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_ judgment until the facts were made
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A picnic for children of Eastern
origin of the custom ia th ia : In th#
for
h&ma when those are bet I luma UI ah lug d a p a r t in a a t
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_
known. How
many heartaches
Divide. May 31. — The J. A. Star members will be held from 3
A
grtflulturai dapartm anl ..................
day«
of
the
great
Norman
new
blah
ter
at
a
very
low
price.
900 OO
Mackey.
M
J.
Perinl
and
Chari»«
would be saved If viper tongues
H i g h a v h o « I b u i l d i n g . .................
to 3 Saturday. June 11.
I f the
100-00
opa went to hia palace as an act Arnold families attended * plcnlo weather Is suitable, ths a ffa ir will
Gymnasium butldiag
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i could be stilled until the facts were
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’ known. There is enough unpleas- i of loyalty before going to the ca at the home of the Norm an Suiter be at the former M. E. camp
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fam ily on Bear creek Wednesdav ground, otherwise In Masonic hall.
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So strong was the hold evening.
antness tn this old world anyway. thedral.
G rw u n d a
The gathering waa In
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W hy add to that unpleasantness by he had on men's minds that even honor of Mrs. Suiter's birthday an
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Members of the Garden club were
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pre-judging before the facta are after be was dead they continued niversary. A fter supper two young
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liy in tta s lu n » b u ild in g
invited guests for a tea Frldav af
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50-00
¡known? M any an innocent person the custom.
Waal alda grada bulldtag ««—— ~ ^
The Uttle church of guests. Sliss Maxine Rohde and ternoon at the home of Mrs. R. H
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! has suffered severely because we
CaalraJ grada building
Claude Sheets, were presuaded to Beattie In Eugene. During the af-
St. Lawrence stands on the site of have their wedding ceremony there^ , teTOOOn the group vUlted a numb<r
: are too prone to judge without
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knowing what the facts are. too the Conqueror's palace, and so for * ° l**e parents of the voung folks Of gardens at Eugene residences,
A U X IL IA R Y A U XN C IK M
to
o
oo
centuries
the
bishops
have
been
vis
j
drove
to
Cottage
Grove
and
re-
—
T ou r Arcade Theatre Is •
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9
L ib rary
prone to talk w ith little care as to
l o o Oo
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j be Eaj,tern gta r chapter will
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never-erdlcg source of Joy
j whether the facts are aa gossip ltlng the church, there to com turned w ith Rev. Duncan Cameron.
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of
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and amusement for every
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, 133 M a r i e n i x o n a n a L x i o e r t sar business. A p r o g r a m i t p la n n e d f o l-
Withhold judgment until the facts queror. “There o n be few other |<nr. who attended the bridal couple low,ng the meeting and past Electa
member of your family.
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to ta l
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' are known. Judge not lest ye be men.” remarks an English writer. : The ceremony was preformed by officers will be honored
Pictures like these prove
C A P IT A L O U T L A Y S
450
00
, judged.
• 100 00 • 990 00 •
“who have so set their mark on the the “ * ht of * campfire.
It . . . for every show here
M ualclpal
world
that
people
pay
them
«rate
Dan
Lunau
,
nd
m
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e"en!ng
490.00
la the best entertainment
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C O N G R ESSIO N A L G R A F T .
money can buy!
r ix k .1 ) changas
This w riter has upon numerous visits more than 800 year« after thy Leonard were married In Eu- , o„ !c hwll for club members and
• 990 00
• 190 00 • 1
lasuraace
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gene Wednesday at the office of thelr families as a closing event of
' occasions criticized payroll padding their death."—London Mall.
County Judge Barnard, who offl- tbe year
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• at the Oregon legislature, but this
To tal
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dated. Witnessing the ceremony
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GA U T S C K V K « .
i seems to have been petty stuff com
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were the bride's sister. Mrs. R ay
P
rincip
al
oa
bunds
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W a ih in g t o n T r e e P la n t a r
pared with what a national news
l starnai oa bonds .. . . .
See
,reO
nig,„Ge
.
S
V
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n
a
Mrs.
R
B.
Reed
w
ill
en
t.rtaln
the
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-Friday June 3-3
'service is exposing in the national
W arrant rnduatloa
^ I h u r A Leon Ad ¿.Ibltum club Tuesday of next
There ia a phase of Washington's
Y90 00
W a rra n t tataro«'
—
capital.
career which Is not always men ard. The ceremony was performed
R IC H A R D D I X in
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! I t is almost unbelievable that men
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big enough to serve us In the na- tloned in articles concerning him. on the seventh anniversary of Mrs.
Kmart*.-»«y
Seventy-one per cent of Florida's
i tional congress would stoop to the but which Is a very Interesting Weldon's wedding. The newly m ar banks closed their doors between
t t.JH .
ried
couple
are
making
their
home
Grand lu tai
practice of putting on the payroll one. He was an enthusiastic tree
1921-1929.
n k ca m tula y ion
on east Madison avenue.
9.1U.I
I those who couldn’t fill positions for planter and collector, and he sent
!»d ntpandllurea for tko y a n r
Total osti
Pocahontas died of smallpox on
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which they were appointed and to far-off places for particular vart
The meeting of the O. L. H. club, a ship at Gravesend. England. 1317.
weren't expected to do so. The Sen
91.519 90
Babylonians were the first to be
etles of trees that he wished to which was to have been held at the
a uu4Rt to ba
ra.aad
ta i
Balan
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. by O district
f 9.MT1MATKU LAVANNKN
tinel doesn't care who is h it by this plant at Mount Vernon. During the home of Mrs. James P Graham, has lieve that stars were concerned In
HUMMAK
9 9 9 591 9 0
Parsoaal aortico ............... .
: criticism. I t hopes that the news years from 1783 to 1785, following been Indefinitely postponed.
affairs of men.
I 49 00
Supplias
service that la prying into this
1.915 00
Sam Jones bul’t the first horse-
M aialsaaaco and rnpatra
the
end
of
the
Revolutionary
war
The Presbyterian ladles' aid so
n • fl
graft w ill tear the lid clear off.
O o b t a a r v le o ■.«.-■■■■.■
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drawn
lunch
car
In
Worcester,
4
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Mla<sUaa»uua ............................
The Sentinel can see no great and preceding his election to the ciety will meet Wednesday at the Mass., about 1800.
It Telia How a Thrill Plo
1.410 MJ
Kmargoaoy
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Pr -sidency, Washington spent prac church. Mrs. W. L Hatch Is chair
I
objection
to
a
member
of
congress
The 1930 census sh^we-t 398 China
ts Made!
man of the entertainment commit
954.911 90
; giving a Job to a relative who actu tlcally all his time Improving the tee._______________________
.men In Washington. D . G.______
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Behind the scenes of Holly
1N O K H TK PN K H N
ally earns the money he receives, large estate at Mount Vernon, lay
995.500 00
Bonds oulalaadlag M
wood's thrillers of the air
but paying government money to Ing ont his grounds and making his
W arranta Outstanding
. . . these daredevils risk
.
11.141 91
I those who do nothing to earn that plantings.
Still growing at Mount
G a n a r n l fund
< ia b a paid From 1911 tatas budgeted)
their necks to provide
■ money except to sign the payroll is Vernon are «5 trees which were
Bond and w arrant Internet fund (to ba paid frum 1991 laa
amusement for a ruthless
u d g a tn d )
a practice that can not be condoned.
Regular 20c pkg.
M unicipal aaaoaamaata
director! It's the big thrill
T hat senators and representa planted by Washington during his
__ _________________ . ,r - _______ 1 5 1 .4 9 9 99
of the year; w ith Robert
tives themselves knew the practice lifetime.
Total
Armstrong, to o !_
Gated thia I? tb day of May 1999.
. to be a shady one is Indicated by
CILAS A. H E IU L t K . C k llT O M a t |lw»f4
C.
J
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K
M
.
B
acr.tary
of
budget
. the fact that the payroll has been
3 -VIM»— B ric k — Chateau—
s«4 t h .lr m .o of hu 4g «l C o m m ill« .
C o m m il taw
History e f Sonad
; kept secret and by the fact that a
II . H U K IiK IH . I>l>«clor.
F
L
B
C
K
T
B
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H
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.
American
u u c k l H A n rr,
1 a W H I r .L f U.
The history of sound Is practlcully
big fight is being made to still keep
WURTII MARVIY. Cl«»k.
Advisory CotBmlttaa.
it secret. A t Salem the legislators Identical with the progress of mathe
n
r a h
rm a tt s
nnu erh tn
n h lla h t their
h n ir
—. « i . «
—
«u-
«t
—
are
honest
enough
to n publish
Saturday M atinee and
mstlcs and dynamics from the tlm#
payrolls in full.
N ight. J u n e«
of Galileo and Newton to the pres
ent. and few dates can he asslgne-1
A flock of hens down at Gold
T O M K E E N E in
FOR SCHOOL TEAR ISM IBIS.
Beach which produced oversize eggs to definite discoveries. The laws of
all last year are this year producing vibrations of a stretched string were
T h l. o r l(la a l ««tlrnsi« .h o w . 1« p t r t l l . l calamus Ik s s a lt cssis of Ik s ssvsrsl sswlcss. m slsrtsl sn4 c ip p ll.s for lb .
eggs of the size of marbles. The first deduced mathematically by
■ h rs . fiscal »«srs n s il p r .« .4 1 n , ths eurrsai , - . r . l b .
.t s ll s ip s a 4 ila r« « for tko ls.< •■» of > .I4 Ih r.s pr«c«4U < flcesl , t s r t
snd t h . b u 4(c t sllowsacos «n4 oipeaditursc fur .Is in o a ib . sf tbs su rrs s l »s«r ( ' Sis m s a lh . ot lbs c u rrs s l
mssns sic
| hens have learned more quickly Brook Taylor In 1715 and by Daniel
months
of
tbs
Isst
sebs»]
»««r
)
Mss
8
.c
.
33«.
183
I
Hehool
lm
«s.
, than humans. I f all agricultural Bernoulli In 1755. Longitudinal vl
production were cut that much tor bratlons of bars were Investigated
FXPENDITVREB
a year, prosperity would rush by Chladnl (1756-1837). The history
around the corner, instead of
of the phenomena of the sense of
stopping to peep.
B ristling W ith Outdoor
hearing, harmony, etc., begins prob
Actual eipendUur«« for ihr«« y«ar«
A salesman for a press clipping ably with the earliest days of civ
Thrills!
preceding the preeeal «cbeol year
bureau has w ritten a letter to John 1 lllzatlon.
It
waa
known
to
Pytba
A w ild horse that knew no
1590 11
1935 10
1925 15
M ilton in care of an eastern uni
goras In the Sixth century B. C.
master and a riding fool
versity press which Is about to
Ì2
Much
research
was
conducted
by
that knew no horse he
£2
n t« -
i bring out an edition of M ilton a
couldn't conquer, meet 1°
: "Paradise Dost." W e could easily Helmholtz beginning with 185«.
O rnerai control—
mortal combat!
R
upsrintrn4«nt
...............,.
...........
99.494 00
93.700 00
92,691 55
91.960 00
' tell that salesman where to take his
t ' l . r k ........................ .............. ..........
3 50 00
295 04
126.00
260 00
| stuff except that we don't believe
O ffice s a a ilt.n t ........................
190 00
Saturday M atinee 2:30 pjn.
190 00
90 00
190 00
Milton went to th a t place.
Seedless Oraagas
Csnsus .............................................
46 00
60 00
49 70
29 00
Election and pu blicity .............
...
100 00
95 99
46 00
196.00
The
raising
of
seedless
orange*
A u d it ............................
V itam in C has been Isolated by a
10.00
6 00
10 00
10 00
O ther services ........— ________
60.00
17.00
60 00
49 04
Pittsburgh professor. I t Is so tiny . waa originally a “sport,” props
that It can't be seen even with a gated In Brazil by meant of bud
To tal «»penso», ffsnaral control
...... - 99,0 94 00
9 1.964.00
99.996 00
99.209 29
* 2 .6 1 8 08
99.064.69
Sunday
Monday
microscope. I t has the qualities that ding, and the seedless oranges now
In structio n— Supervision :
a man would like to have when his grown In the United States are de
June 6-3
Supervisors .............................
270.00
696.00
91 .1 6 00
wife drops in unexpectedly and scended from two Imported Brazil
Principéis 1 st ............ ........ ..
..... 1,749.00
960 00
• 1.900 00
1 w
asks
him
to
remove
the
stenog
0
n
s
st
...........
..........................
_
_
1,299
00
700
00
1.400 00
1,400.00
B A L L Y E IL E R S in
lan trees. Bads or “bnddlng sticks,”
O n . s t ............. .................. .
960.00
..... 1 .1 6 0 0 0
1,900.00
1,170 00
rapher from his lap.
as they are called, are taken from
To tal eipenss auporvlaion
98.170 00
•4 .6 6 9 00
• 9 .U 6 . 0 0
•5 ,1 1 6 00
14,470 00
*4 .2 6 0 .0 0
I t must be great to be a C h in a -! seedlesa orange trees of ordinary
type.
When the bnds lend ont
man or a Japanese or a Hindu and
ruction— T
«aching :
In struction—
Teschio
816.171 56
To tal high e c h o o l________ _____________________ -•1 9 ,5 9 0 60
915.096.00
have a steady job in a sawmill up I shoots the seedlings are cat back,
9 7,500.00
To tal grad«« ................. ...................................... ................ 13,192 20
15.120 00
7 .260 00
14 964 94
In British Columbia.—Crow’s Lum so that only the budding portions
Supplies ............................ ............................. ...
900 00
969 40
400 00
1.000.00
ber Digest.
T « x t book* ............ ........................... - ....... .................. .....
994 90
490.00
900 00
develop. The nmbillcatlon In seed
less oranges Is caused by the mal
*1 6 ,6 0 0 00
To tal e ipo nte Instruction ....................... .... .......
•2 7 ,1 0 7 .9 0
«82.015.00
(8I,«0«.*0 9 9 2 .9V9 19 182,821 07
More downright misery follows in
the wake of so-called pleasure than formation of the pistillate blossoms,
Operation of P la n t—
W ith Jam es Dunn—
which withers without being fer
follows sorrow.
9 765.00
(1 ,5 1 0 .0 0
Janitor«— 1 at
...•1 ,4 0 7 .6 0
676 00
850 00
One at .......... ................................ ..
_
621.00
tilized. aa nature provides no means
They're T ogether Again
60 00
135.00
*2 .3 1 0 72
Eltm ............ - ......... .................. .a a ........... ... «
10000
Clerk's R eceipts Are 11JM.
of pollination.
518 02
460.00
260.00
600 00
Janitors* supplies .................. .............................. «... _
The same delightful stars
Receipts of the county clerk’s of-
600.00
1,428 94
Fuel— Wood ........- .......- ................ .............................. ...
760.00
1,000.00
10000
Oas and labor ...............................................................«... ...
' fice for the month of M ay totaled
who gave you such a per
400 00
884 14
200.00
400.00
L ig h t and Pow er ...................... - ....... — .................... ...
■ $1,525.30.
Biting Remarks
fect picture in “Bad G irl!”
ica «o
75.00
150 00
W a te r ........ a......... ..................... ..................... ................................ .«
160.00
Marriage licenses for 52 couples .
160.83
150 00
160.00
76 00
T»l<-phones ................................................. ....................
• / L X JT - - ?
Wbat Is the most biting thing
. . . give you now the
for the month brought In $96.
67 89
160.00
.... 100.00
60.00
O ther expense .................. ............ .....................
I A total of $106.50 was paid out by ¡ ever said by a statesman about a
screen gem of the year!
95,896 49
*4 .2 7 8 .2 9
..•4
.2
2
9
90
9
2.1
26
.0
0
9
4.080.00
96,047.72
L
l
Total
expense
operation
..........
..........................................
-
political
opponent?
I
have
always
i the county In bounties during the !
It's a story of tw inkling
' month.
put highest Disraeli's description of
Maintenance
and
Repairs—
feet <nd young love and
2 869.22
j Other fees of the office Included: ' John Stuart Mill aa a finishing gov
9 876 00 9 176.00
Home m aking department
155 66
800 00
160 00
i Recording. $612.15; circuit court, erness, and the aaylng, usually at
laughter!
A gricultu ral department
295 9*2
H igh school building ...................................... ..
100 00
200 00
$665; probate, $62.50; miscellaneous,
1*9 86
100
00
25,00
tributed
to
Lord
Balfour,
that
If
a
Oymnasluin
building
........-
.......................................
..
$89.65.
116 75
125 00
20.00
C entral grade building .......................— ....... - ..... —
certain politician had a Uttle more
291 8V •
75.00
125 00
West side building .......................................................
70.1V
Ancient Notion Incorrect
1.600.00
48.00
brains, be might be described as
| g 00
Grounds
................................. .............. - .........................
727.lt»
450 00
460.00
T uesday
W ednesday
E qu ipm ent: H igh school building ............... ...........
The weather bureau say» there
half-witted.
But here Is an add
210 46
60.00
28 00
Gymnasium building ...........................................
J a n e 7-8
116 45
is no reason why storms should be comment from an unexpected quar
50.00
10 00
West side building ..............................................
1,126.00
92.60
18.00
60.00
C entral grade building ....................... ............ -
more frequent or severe on Sep ter. Gladstone's style was too tor
j^ T E V E R in the history o f all the world has electricity
L IN D A W A T K IN S in
*2 ,9 8 6 .6 2
tember 21 or 22 (autumnal equinox)
98,808 02
*2 ,7 4 1 .2 «
•2 ,8 2 6 .0 0
rential as a rule to permit of epi-
« 1 ,0 *4 .0 0
To tal expense maintenance ....... ............ .............................. 9 11.*78.00
1,976.00
*• ’ been so cheap and never before has electric cook-
than on September 10 or 11, say. or
grama. But he once observed of a
A u x iliary agencies:
464 99
2» or 30; nor. In fact, are they. Thr
400.00
man whom he distrusted that ”ha
log equipment been priced so low. It is no lunger nec
160.00
L ib ra ry ........................................................ a.............. ............ 9 200.00
292.79
226.00
116.00
Athletics ...................... ........................ .................................
100.00
sunie la true of the spring or vernal
was of a composition to which wa
940.00
160
00
essary to envy your neighbor’s freedom from her kit
115
00
H ealth service ...........................- .............- ............... - ........
160.00
equinox. Thia whole notion about
ter would add stability.”— London
60.00
16.00
H ealth supplies
................. ..................................
26.00
chen because she has modern electric cooking equip
'equinoctial storms" Is erroneous,
Spectator.
j Total a u x ilia ry agencies ....................... —- ............. .................. 9 <76.00
9 896 00
* 274 84
9 825.00
91,027.49
* 21187
and It even la uncertain now, where,
ment. You can enjoy the same comforts and conven
when or bv whom the Idea was
Capital O utlays—
Pursy Cam« Back
iences with time outside the kitchen for recreation and
296 02
125.00
40.00
New fu rn itu re and equipment ...........................
started. It ,s only known that In
492.48
A r.it belonging to I. Quick, of
470.00
296.00
M unicipal assessments ....... ........... ............ ...............
460 .00
improvement
as
the
rest
of
the
family.
Expense
need
I f H er Husband Could Do
one form or another It goea back ''null Hie. Marie, Ontario, was be
«1,198 2»
( 207 .8»
«
6
0
.0
0
*
278
.00
•
508.00
*
787.80
| Total capital outlays ..........
Do longer stand in the way o f your own electrical kit»
at least Io 1748.
It, She Could Too!
lieve,) to have broken a leg, so It
was decided to dispatch IL The cat
Fixed Chargea:—
then. A small down payment will place an
800.00
107 .«6
A t toast, th a t’s w hat she
„3 880.00
* 1 62 .00 ...
I
Insurance
"E««»’’ and ” W « .t"
was placed In a bag with a large
180.00
A ppraisal .........................
electric range in your kitchen with no charge
th ou gh t . . . and in trying
“Never the twain »hall meet” Is stone, and the tied hag was dropped
(1 ,1 6 8 .0 2
to be a “good sport” she
(1 1 .0 5 0 .8 6
.........a 860 .00
8 162.00
8 800.00
8 8«7.«6
for installation
or wiring.
Inspect them in lu i d-
allahonorwi
'
To tal fixed chargea ................
a phraee borrowed from the poem ovei (h e brink of a 128-foot wstefo
fin d s th at though virtue ie
When the executioners rs-
"The Ballad of East and West,” by fall.
furniture and ‘ eiectricalstore*.
D ebt Hervlee—
Its own reward, the girl
«4,000.00
*4 ,0 0 0 .0 0
*2 ,0 0 0 .0 0
....34,000.00
P rincip al on bonds .........
Rudyard Kipling. The full slgnlfl- inine,i to Mr Quick’s house, there
w ho isn ’t too fu ssy geto
2 ,200.00
2,486.00
1,180.00
..... 2 .068 00
In terest on bonds .........
700.00
..... 1 ,760.00
eancs of the expression can bs sas llie cut. seated on the porch,
the diam ond bracelets!
W a rra n t redcpmtlon ....
600.00
808.07
200
00
__
780.00
W a rra n t Interest ...........
...................
gained only by reading the entire broken leg and all. No one knows
(6 ,2 2 4 06
86,012.11
*8
,8
6
0
.0
0
*7
,4
0
0
.0
0
*6
,7
4 8 .0 7
what
happened
to
the
bag
and
ths
poem .
Isolated from the text the
To tal debt servies .................................................— ...... - ...... »3, »68 .00
tone.
line* are Interpreted as meaning
*
100.00
*1
,0
0
0
.0
0
........ .......... ........... «3,420 00
Em vrfenoy .................................
“that people of the eastern civiliza
*6 8 ,6 2 0 .0 0
*66 ,67 8 .7 7
*6 6 ,1 7 6 .2 0
(6 4 ,8 4 0 .0 7
.......................... _...»8«,211.20 *2 7 ,8 8 0 00
tion, ruch ns the Chinese and the
Aatrology Influenced kings and
Grand total ............................. ..
Inpiinese and those of the western
western world for
1500 years.
i-lvlllzntloo, such as the English and
W o rth H arvey do hereby c e rtify that the abor» estim ate of exp enditure! for the year 1982 1998 was prepared by
Portland, Ore., has held l rose
I, (h . V TTllT.'rr« end bnd»«t nHow.ncs fo r .1» mo «Iks of
■ a r t tb'nt
ourrsnt
re d L 's f r o . snd
he American, connnt affiliate upon festival In June every year since
yeara next preceding the current year as ahoww abovq have bean compiled from the record« In my charge and are true and
i truly friendly hasla.”
1917.
m2r7’iM 8OI,lM
WORTH UARVIT, Dlitrlet CUrk.
M b # torn £mtinrl
Notice of School Meeting
SOCIETY
fa«4.. ..... -.....---...............
Í
Bartels
Market
—♦—
O v en sized
Shoulder Hams
SXBre—
Arcade
THEATRE
121 ;C lb.
O v en size d
Program
Fresh Ground Beef or
Pork Sausage
10c lb., 3 lbs. for 25c
Pig Knuckles 4c
Lamb Stew 5c
a
Swift Dixon Squares
Bacon 12Hc lb.
“Lost
Squadron”
“SA D D L E
BUSTER”
Bulk Lard, 3 lbs. 25c
Fancy Beef Roast 11 h e
Fancy Boiling Beef 7 h c
Round, Sirloin, T-Bone
Steak 15c
Pork Roast 12c
S T E E N ’S M A R K E T
Borden’s Fine Cheese
111 Irish-Swartz Store— Phone 53
Special 2 for 29c
7 hc Will Buy
-V E A L STEAK or
1
_ l b -P O R K STEAK or
-B E E F STEAK or
2 -B A C O N BACK
Original Estimate and Accounting Sheet, School District No. 45
's
at S T E E N ’S
_9
“Dance
J?
p erp erson
“GOOD
SPORT
ewe,
Mountain States
10c and 25c
E L E C T R IC IT Y
Power Company
IS CHEAP
V*1