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THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM. OREGON
THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 2. 1922
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CITY NEWS
INBRIEF
Urn Hpwiki Tod-.
.Df Carl CDoney, feresldeat tf
SrVillamette university. 5 ia to ad
drets the Realtors today at their
; JioQU luncheon at tb Marion. The
jgeaitora have had a nuibber of In
teresUnK talks on local subject,
Jmd are making it a general rule
to MS preference toj local men
and local affairs in all their lunch
ions. They hae had, some ex-
MMlonally interesting sessions
frith Salem men as speakers. The
HBcheons are open to others who
i ear iin wltn them, every !
Thursday noon. '
: iack Cafe : , ;
1 ft S. Com. St. good place to
uL Tablet and couater. Ad?.
1 CUmWmI Ad Uj
Will brine you a Imyer. Adv
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jhurtAfre Rortl GIvpiv--
t Forty-three license; to wed
were Issued during the; month of
October, In Marlon county almost
one and one-half marriages a day,
.ct,9& and three-quarters for
rery working day. It Was a good
average month, though; during the
last week they didn't average
eve'iToae a-.day. There were.aer-
etal days without a single wed-r
iinc application. The - number Is
- ot up to the month of September,
undJane, the bride's month, had
October beaten a mile. ; r ;
trna-'; -. l$ ' ",Tr;
Fitted at Tyler's Drug Store by
expert In the business. A4x
county, were issued a marriage li
cense, Wednesday, the" 'first one
for the month of November In the
Marion county records. .
HacXonalds Parmer . Almanac
At Tyler's Drug Store. Adv.
For Iioans Sec
G. W. Laflar, 417 pregon Bid?.
Tne boys are said to tx especially
earnest and efficient, and are
showing ieal mechanical ability.
"We may have the whole school
down here before we're through,"
said Director Milsom, as he watch
ed them absorbing grease and
t-kinr.ed finders an; meciiau'.ca!
skill at the benches.
the devotional services vui e
bfcld at 7:3. and following that
the official board of the church
will hold its regular November
session. A cordial invitation is
extended to all friends to attend
i all the services.
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: Licensed to Marry
fl Harold Sch-umacker and Whil
i hnlha . -Zehlen.' (both of Marlon
Seltlernmt Reached
A case that has cluttered up the
Marion county court records lor
a number of weeks past, was set
tled on Wednesday, by stipulation.
It Is that in which II. A. McFar-
lane sues ror tho payment of
$533.64 claimed to be due for
fruit furnished to the King's Food
Products company. The King's
company had the money ready to
pay, and finally put it up in the
court's hands, but the right to
collect the bill was claimed by E.
Mae Tillgon and W. C. Tillson.
who it appears owned the land on
which- the crop was grown. They
have come to an agreed
ment, and the money is to bo paid lots cast.
over. I Blank, &.
trr's Cereal lemonsratloi
Today and Friday at
Bros. Saturday at Bert
nan's. adr.
Iii.sixxtor Her
A. R. Nichols, supervi.-or of the
trades and industrial work for the
Cooley Smith-Hughes federal schoois of
Eschel
QUERIES FIRED AT
WIDOW Of RECTQfl
(Continued from page l.
the mnrder; quizzing her sharply
for any possible knowledge she
might hae had of the rector's af
fair with Mrs. Mills; seeking sQme
point at which an entering, wedge
could be driven into her story.
Three or fourT times she took
refuge behhid the reply "I can-
'The three questions Mrs. Hall
refused to answer were:
First, a request for her estimate
uf the character of the woman
$ian with her nunumi.
OREGON REGISTRATION BY -COUNTIES
SHOWN BY, TABLE.
Second, whether or nut she be-1 Oregon total registration fori cans; 85.477 Uotocratsr-3t4C pro
Shipley to Hospital
L. T. Shipley, inspector of fed
eral buildings, who has been in
charge of the Salem postof fice
construction work this summer,.
went to the hospital. Wednesday,
with ai. infected hand. The trou
ble sUi ted from a boil on the arm,
and has grown serious enough to
call fur hospital treatment.
Oregon, was a Salem visitor, ea-; not remember"' and three ques-
nesday. to inspect the Automotive tions she refused point blank to
School at 173 South Liberty, and ) answer. yu.j throughout the in-
the machine shop at the Salem
high school. His" headquarters
are at Corvallis.
total 233.444 fare RepubU-1 follows
Kxperienced Waitresses Wanted
At The Gray Belle. AdT,
Minify to Ijend
Klmo S. White,
Bldg. adv.
402 Masonic
S:raw Ilallot Reported
A straw ballot was held in the
Robertson Grocery at -Turner. It
has been running a week and the
Eettle- following is the result: 82 bal-
Pierce 69; Olcott 12;
K. O. Club lianqiiets
Fourteen members of the K O.
club of Salem hish school last
niKht enjoyed a banquet at, .the
Spa following the initation, ot two.
new members, V'erfton Perry and
Glen Daugherty. The K. O. cln
is one of several active groups
among the students.
had given them to him and she ;
Wfclt delicacy m going into so per
oiial a ma iter. V
PERSONALS
I
W. F. Jeffries, presiaent of the
Oregon Travelers Protective asso-t
Date or Rexall Up to October 31 fees received ciauon, was in aiem last nigui
rna nt coi Thnvo.i.v i.l bv thA statf frnm the 1-o.Hafrof inn ! J. H. tany, tor several years
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dav. Sfttnrriav. Nnv 2. 3, 4. Ask I of automobiles, motorcvcles. deal
Us ? for circulars giving list ofers, chauffeurs and operators to- Mo Missoula, Mont., is the new day
ttema lanA -nrhoca Perrv'a Tlrnir I taled $3,309,551.12. according CIK ine ion uuLe.. xxc ouc
Store. Adv " ' to Sam A. Kozer secretary of eds F. Gallager, who recently
state. For the whol nf 1921 went to aan f rancisco
the amount was S2.224.931.25. A, N. Pierce, manager of the
The total registration of auto- Hotel Marion returned last night
mobiles on October 31, this year, from Roseburg. He was accom-
was 131.931. while for the whole panied to haiem Dy J . weaver,.
of last year it was 118,615.
DeafHRoys Attend
Several of the - boys from the
State school for the deaf, are at
tending classes at the Salem
School of Automotive Engineer
ing, at 173 South Liberty, oper
ated under the federal Smith-
Hughes vocational training act.
manager of the Umpqua hotel at
Uoseburg.
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"SISTERS"
By Kathleen Norris
with
Matt ; Moore and Cast of
big stars
.: . also ;
Three other subjects
FREE flowers FREE
, Mr. 0.- F. Breithaupt
a-will give' a chryianthem
? tun away . free ..to revery
lady at tonight's show-
too Dozen Chrj-santltennms -
Must be moved this week. Salem
Floral & Nursery Co. South Salem.
Adv.
HOTEL ARRIVALS
terview she maintained that she
always had believed, and still be
lieved in the faithfulness of her
husband to his marriage vo.
lictu-rs Are Ignored
Brushing asiue the letters and
the diary which, her counsel ad
mits as written, in a hand remark
ably similar to that of the slain
minister, she declared:
"I had such faith in my hus
band. If he were here he could
explain. He could explain, if he
were here."
She said she had not even- read
the letters, most of which have
been published iu the newspapers
asserting "they did not seem to
interest me at all."
When she was pressed t6 ex
press an opinion to whether sh
did 'not think they might have
bearing on the solution of the
murder, she said.
"I don't even see that would
tell you who was the criminal."
"iSon't you think it widens the
sphere of the motive if a married
man and a married woman aro
conducting an illicit love affair,"
she was asked.
Some Answers Avoided ,
"I suppose it would."
"Isn't Mr. Pl'piffer tremendous
ly interested to know if those let
ters and the diary are correct?"
"That doesn't interest me" very
lieed in divorce ami would have the general election net Tuesday
sought a divorce if she haa known I 345,81. according to infonua
of intimacy between Mr. Hall and tion from the office of Sam A.
Mrs. Mill?. (Kozer,- secretary of state. Of
Third .where Mr. Hail got the this
fo.oco in securlt;es which were!
found in his safety deposit vault
and with the uso of which he was
reported to have planned an elope
meat to the Orient with Mrs.
Mills.
Securities KxjiLiincd
Her lawer later explained that
she refused to discuss the origin
hibitionlsts. 3755 Socialists and
11,169 of miscellaneous registra-',
tion. . ' " 7 ' -
The- registration by counties
l
of the funds because she hers-eif
61S0L1 SUES
m FOOTED UP
September Distribution Has
Increase Over Same
Month Last Year
Heating System In
The new steam heating system
at Chemawa was opened for bus'
Iness Monday. The plant cost
$65,000. Superintendent Haf
wood Hall, speaking yesterday of
the plant, said that it was be
having" perfectly. It heats every
school building of the
group, and heats them uniformly
and well. The saving in the cost
of operation will almost pay for
the plant in two years, besides
the saving of time and dirt, and
the far greater comfort to every
body. The smoke stack for the
new system is 135 feet high
MARION Franx Monroe, C.
B. Bishop, J. H. GUpin, fTacoma
M. P. Hoover, George F." Hoover,
Lecral Blanks-
Get them at The Statesman of
fice. Catalog oh application.
Adv.
LADD B .BUSH, BANKERS
General Banking Basinesa
Office Boors from 10 a, m. to 3 p. m.'
Lectures Conl nned
Dr. E. S. Hammond is to con-
troue his regular "series of lectures
on ;.'Faitb., Healing," at the First
Methodist church night program
tonight at .the . church parlors.
Prof. J. T. Matthews continues
hfs series on "Tow to Teach Re
ligion," and all .the other regular
classes will be carried on by the
appointed teachers. Cafeteria
lunch is served at 6;15, and the
usual attendance of from 150 to
200 is expected following the
class lectures that begin at 6:30,
Bend; Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Jarmin,
Albany; Louis Solof, Eugene
Gus Moen, Centralia; W. J. Weav
er, Uoseburg; A. H, Lloyd, J. D.
Brady, V. C. Thurlow, C. I. Bell,
.T P. farmv. Mr. and Mrs. M. L.
entire Holbrook. Mrs. C. F. Sergent, E.
R. Schultz, M. F. Farr, F. O.
Burns, L. M. Johnson, V. A. Caf
fey, E. J. Mears. F. E. McCoy, F.
L. Lestoe, Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
Kelly, E. V. Vachon, J. D. Kier.
F. E. McCoy, Portland; Mr. and
Mrs. C. O. Jonesj Atlanta. Gaf;
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Kiess, Oakland
Cal.; A. H. Kuncee, Detr6it,
Mich.
BLIGH W. S. McLaren, j.
Helwlg. W. C. Westover. Port
land; T. M. Major. McMinnville;
G. F. Wright, Woodburn; Geo. O.
Goodall, Eugene; 3. T. Niles, Cor
vallis;-' H. A. Clements, E. Hark
ness, D. , J. Northfield, Los An
geles; Mrs. H. A' Beatty, Mrs.
Chester P. Dana, Seattle; Ed.
Lambert. St Paul.
TERMINAL A. J. Gilllnghan
Joe Auburn, A. C. Bracken. Port
land; John Delay, Whitefish,
Mont C. E. Johnson. Silverton;
M. L. Clark. Seattle
Hartman's Glasses
We&r them and see
Easier, and' Bettei
HARTMAN BROS.
.Phone '1255,, Salem, . Oregei
Capital Junk
Co: .
HANTS
All kinds of junk and
? second-hand . gobds. We
Ttpayrfull Talne.v :
t ; 215 Center Street :
Phone 893
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SAVE $ $ $
by buying youi "hardware and
furniture at The Capital Hard
ware & Furniture Co.y 285 Na
Commercial St.' Phone 947
M .i
(wv,.i v. - -tr;
SHANGHAI CAFE
162 Commercial Street
Under new management
Chop Suey and Noodles
American 4md Chinese Dishes
Special Merchants Lunch
; Viaot'-tj: ,L ' ', '; - - lttaa
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Uadt V. . Owernain gnpnrlil(m
18 Years
of Service
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Since its inception back in 04 it has
1een the constant endeavor, of the Of fie
era and Directors of this bank to not
only providea safe. place to deposit your
money but to ) render ,;a , service which
world be prompt, accurate, efficient and
above! all courteous. ;V
" A Orijtne basis' of SecuHty and Service
wqfr8tpectfully invite, yon ;o
.. ft . a w . MIAfTWtP
UiiiUa States National Bank
j'The Bank That Seryice;Btult
-If ember ' Federal Beserre- System
Two Men Get Bank Jobs
. Three, nlghta k week for two
winters are responsible for
placing two young fellows in
positions of trust with leading
banks in Oregon.
Both of these .young men had
to work during the day to pro
vide ' for daily needs and one
had other heavy responsibili
ties, but they kept on at night,
school and were rewarded by
gaining places where the op
portunities are unlimited.
YOU CAN DO THE SAME
by enrolling in our night school
Call at the office and we will
be glad to go into details con
cerning the work.
Capital Business College
Salem, Oregon
Washington Prison Sends
Auto Plates to Dibble
WALLA WALLA. Wash.
Nov
-More than 100,000 pairs
of
automobile license plates have
been shipped to Fred J. Dibble, di
rector of licenses at Olympia from
the state penitentiary, it was an
nounced today by prison officials.
Approximately 214,000 more
plates are to be made, it was said
Information was also given that
13 cows have been added to the
penitentiary herd from tnt gov
ernor's foundation herd, end two
registered cows from the recent
sale at Garfield. All the animals
are Holsteins.
Bonus Money Distributed
Among St. Louis Browns
ST. LOUIS. Mo., Nov. 1. A
ump bonus of ?20, 000 . was dis
tributed to the members of the St.
Louis Browns shortly before the
end of the "season by Phillip de
Catsby Ball, president of the club,
as a reward for the team's best
performance in twenty years, it
was learned tonight.
President Ball is understood to
have given his players a bonus of
$5,000 during the middle of the
season, when they forged into the
American league lead, making a
total of $25,000 presented in bon
uses by the present owners.
DIED
Gasoline sales In Oregon dur
ing the month of September show
ed an increase of. about 21 per;
cent over those of me same month
in 1921, says a statement made
yesterday by Sam A. Kosef. sec
retary of state. The decWne as
compared with August, 1922. was
only about 4 12 per cent. Dis
tillate sales aggregating 210.229
gallons showed a decline of 1?.2.-
4 31.5 gallons from the total ofL
the previous month.
The tax paid to thQ state on
the September pales amounts to
$132,149.55. Of this sum $65.
549.03 was produced by the law
of 1919 which provides for a rate
of 1 cent per gallon on gasoline
and one-ihalf cent per gallon on
distillate. The additional tax of
1921 providing for a uniform rate
of 1 cent a gallon on all kinds
of motor vehicle fuels, returned
the sum of $66,600.52.
Up to the present time the op
eration of the motor . vehicle
fuels tax laws has brought to the
state treasury the total sum of
$2,702,259.17.
Of the amount resulting from
the law of 1021. the sum of $37.-
021.61 has been returned to ap-
erators of farlm tractors motor
Coonty Kcpubiicaa Democratic Prohibition - Socialist KUel Total
BVfr ... 3.1 SO 57 12 1T3 7,0? S
H-ukin .4,iJ.". 144 44 3SO ,3
niksiuss 12.HM" 155 'S'-' 811 17.8
t')l5 1.4-i". 2 1 lira 2T ' K.o;4
Oulomwa . w. A AH l.il 4i U3 lit 4,81 .
os - t.H; .f.2l 40 2 444 .S2
I root .. 5i tU4 6 t S I65ff 'S
uiry -fcs .r. 10 M 1 1.TS7
Ivsotuiia 2.i'i l..f. Hi .3 144 4.1T5
louj:li 6,:i 2,c' - & lt,Ttf .
" .
4-iili niB 591 13 13 2S
l.twi l.VXS li '.T 7 31 MS a.r.
iuri.y ."i e sa i trsa
IIikmI liivr l;.'!4 xii l - S74 3.Ullr
Jf'kkon ' ..70- 2. wo 103 143 3i0 13.4&S .
J.f..r.u .. nil 395 20 83 f T ' l.f.t'
Josrthin 2.4T l,OI S U 1U .ST
KUmath ..: ... . 3,(.6 l.MS '-'i wo 3io A, Tun
Ika I.1J4 C41 lO 44 43 1.871
Lae 11,533 4.Si 164 327 45t 1J.S37
I.inculn 2.9-ifi !i 59 119 1S - 43M:
I. inn .T4 3.7.12 218 l3 3 11.144 ..
Malhoor 2.H7 1.171 18 . eS 128
M.rion l.'.l4S 4.l.r.4 2H 1SS $5.1 . 21.t
Morrow l.U-i i33 1 65 , t,WV
Multnomah 81.3.:.2 27.25S f17 509 2,S4 1U.6B
l'olk 4.47 S -'.JM7 lt5 0 . tl t t.aw
hherman 1.222 15 13 25 1.83S
T ll.. niM.k !.il( 3 83 157 4.550
I uiatilla 8,f,;.(i 3.;iS0 Jl 11 Sil r.-.'if
t'nion . : 4.2t.7 5.WJ 7 lt 204 T.S53
al!ua MM l.r.o 16 85 - M 1.135
Uasco 4. ?" 1.654 Ml 33 17J e.4S
Washington H.754 2,;2 27 ISA t " l,8tl
Wlie.lrr l.tiiS 2S8 4 It 1.46
Vambill .... S.lilS 2.394 . 390 68 8SO MUl
444 81,477 3,046 3.755 11. Kit) 34irS9
boats, commercial leaning es-
S ANDERS In . this city. October tablishments, etc.. pursuant to
n irt.r f -c. I that nrovision anthorizine" re-
erett Sand Art ''Kfstpr nf Mrs. I..
4 E. Schaeffer and Mrs. E. L.
' ' v93 of Denrer, Colo. Funeral
services 'will be Ijeld Thursday,
November 2 at 10:30 a.m. from
the Webb & Clough mortuary.
Rev. Milliken officiating. In".'
terment in the I.O.O.F. cemetery.
funds other than in the operation
of motor vehicles upon the pub
lic highways.
The questions on divorce came
more nearly arousing her to re
sentment than any of the others.
"I won't answer any such ques
tion, "she flashed ; almost before
its propounder had finished.
Mrs. Hall was apparently deep
ly affected when. the questions re
garding Mrs. Mills were put, mov
ing restlessly in her chair and
folding her arms tightly across
her chest.
"Was Mrs. Mills a vamp Do
you think Bhe was a woman of
good character?" one of the re
porters barked near the end of
tho interview.
Vlndictivcnoss Sot Shown
"I do not care ti' say."
"You do not think she deliber
ately set her cap for Mr. Hall?"
"I never saw any indication of
it."
' Now, what do you think?"
"1 do not know what to--think."
The widow maintained through
out the interview that she har
bored no malice toward her hus
band's slayer and that she was not
personally interested In seeing the
murderer punished, although she
said she heped. for 'the good ot
society, to see the guilty person or
persons apprehended.
Outwardly, at least the tntestl-'
gallon of tho double murder mys
tery was at a practical MandstliT
today while the interview w& be
ing held.
Investigators .who , bare been
seeking corroboration of the ,'atf
of Mrs. Gibson, in which she con.
nected Mrs. Hall with, the slaying
party continued their- work under
cover.
5125 New Phonograph? 62
Closing out one nationally,
advertised line Phonographs, at
half price. , $1 down, $1 a ftoek.
GEO. 0. WILL .
433 State St.
?500 Estey Piano $275
Closing out five EstevPianoi
in like new condition, $275. '$5:
down, $1150 a week. tc J
,QE0. 0. WILL,
.432 State Stv - .
$400 PMN0 $89
We have f ive'practiee pianos
for only $89, on terms of $5
down, $1 a week. ' ,
I$isr Sale Now On
OEO. 0. WILL, i I . '.
432 SUte St. '
ELLIOTT In this city October
-31st, Silas Elliott, age 6fc
veers. Knnprar Krvifp ufrn
held at the Lee Mission cerne-Ji
tprv' Xnvftiihfr 1 1955! at Mil
p.m. Interment was in .charge
of Webb & Clough.
Liberty bonds are advancing in
price. German marks are going
down to abysmal depths. That is
another difference between the
United States and Germany.
Rigdon & Son's
MORTUARY .
Unequaled Service.
Webb & Clough
Leading Fuceral
Directors
pertfEnibalmert
f
IftlTED
; Bee, Hogs,
l-Calves
Sheep, alive, or dressed.
Also chickens, esrsrs and
butter. Best cash prices R
paid.
People's Meat
Market
Free Lecture On The
Compulsory
Education Bill
by
nn
liuiigii!;
NotedOrator and Educator
. of Washington, D: C:
Come and Learn Why This
Bill ShouldSe Passed
15 N. Liberty Street
Phone 994 -
W v w m mt mm
H Costs You Notltiiig toTrySo SolTeThlsFtmli'
How Many ;7cr!s
Can Yon Find
in This Picture
the LcttcrFI
For example, oa Jwffl
notice -Fire," "Fiddle." .
-Foundry," etc Are you
able to find 20 words
commencing with "the v
letter F7 Tb picture
is very clear there ran
be no mistakes, Yon will '
find It very interesting
to look for these words. ,
and may win the big ,
prize. Anybody can try
costs nothing. Why
should you not be the
winner of the $2000.00?
f
The person having the largest list of
Hvords beginning with the letter F" will
set the First Prize, Yon surely have a
real chance of winning tt least one of the prizes offered fliere are fifteen oi them. Why not try for .
the big prize and wuv42000.00. Somebody will win it your, chances are as good as anybody's. (. .
5 na Motwt ra b diM hr ttwm
I S - ''I' mm in i i
ydDU glI0IJILin WK
Thursday, 3!P. M.
A. & A. S. R. School Com.
721 Gas CP Bids.
. ... .. pald adTettiacv) v-.
Jut think what yoa could do with the atoney. 12000. W
could buy an automooue ana leave enouen oaiance ta
make a payment on a cozy home. Perhaps you have in
mind just the thing yoa would like to do if you received a
check for $3000.00. Certainly you owe it to yourself to try
to folve this puzzle. You will find the trying very eacy
and pleasant.
The Way to Win One of the Twenty Prize
Too do not hare to spend a penny to set into this contest.
It is not necessary tor you to order any Yesstolax. If your
list is adjudged to be one of the twenty best yoa will re
ceive one of the cash prize. Without yoor order for
Yeastolax. if your list of words commenctnfl with the let
ter "P is the largest yoo receive the first prize of 150,00.
If the Judges award yoa th second prize, without jrour
order foT Yesstolax, you will net a check for $25.00; and
so on down the tine as shown in this announcement.
Win the Bis Prize $2000.00
If yoa choose you can wis a great deal more than the
Class A prizes. All that is necessary for you to qualify
your list for the BIGGER PRIZES is to sen) in an order
for one or more packages of Yeast o lax. Look over care
fully the schedule of prizes as classified this announce
ment. YouwiU 6nd that if yoa send in 1X00 for one pack-,
age of YeaUolax and the judges award you first prize yua
will get $300.00. It you send in $2.00 for two packages of
Yeaatolax and your list is awarded first prtee you will get
a check for $600.00; and soon up.' If you send in $5 00 for
5 packages of Yeaatolax and tha lodges award you the first
pnxe. you will receive the Big Prut of $200000. Should
your list be judged as the second best you would receive
$1000.00; and so on down the list. Remember, there are
twenty prizes offered, as shown. All the opportunity one
could desire. Go in to win tne best prize.
$700.00 Extra Award for Promptness
Dec 15th, 1922 is the last day for receiving your solution
to this puzzle qualifying you to win one ot the prizes. But.
note this: For every day before that date that your order
for Yeastolax ia received an extra prize of $10.00 for each
and every day will be added to any first prize won. it
you send in your order today you will get a receipt for the.
money; then you can send in your solution sny time before
Dec 15th and your bst wUt bevraalified for any of the
prizes. We will award an extra $700.00 in this manner. Yoa
should try your very best to earn this additional award.
It will cost you little additional effort. In case of ties
wUl award duplicate amounts of $700.00 to each contest'
ant so tying. Dont overlook reading about our extra
premium of 50.000.00 Genuine Russian Rubles, whether
or not yoa enter this contest
Go after the Big Prizesdon't delay start right away
pkorM sod nlativssof she Xssstoias I.
2Tt First Prix wiO b awarded to ttvt
piws (mrif th largnt rambcr of
wards btcinimif with U tettar "K". To
tU. Mxt m mwiet w bm swarded tb
Second Prist sad ma daws lh list of
TwoM Pwj. Tb swmro will b md
on Um bona of tb word obmittad and
not fraoj sradatcrminrd ImC Shonid
thm any ties th f ali anoost of th
pris wiB bm awardod Is oaek cooUsUat
o tying.
3Wnrda of iuiu nanlne and
Mta IK. melliM hat dllVr-
ont miiiin mil eoant o moJr a. V
tbr th atnnlar ar plaral of a wnrd.
Only word arxwarine in Wahrtar !
tkmsry and sot obaoiats words will he
SOiwidarad. '
4 Ward aint ds sonibarad 1. X, S. ate.,
eaacatity.
Co. tW
iudaa will award th oris. tSa.
IITM t BSHM M CM SWcwH
of the jodtaa, and K Is ssilwsiniil that
prta wiM bs awsruad te
oca doriaion ar to So aaneiaatwi. , Ta
aaisaa of winaars and wiaaiac ioSs of . B
af word will owMibd a aoaa a aO ' R
will kafarmahail la anyoa a poo tanapt of
rod oovaiao. Two a
y ea-aoorat 18 ta
tost, but only
nyaeo-o
6I.Mi of iiaum M bm i atalrad m ymr '
oAca (anr tana dariac ravalar oiSeo
BoanioaorhafonOor.Utb.lKt, Far (vary
day baf or for saaodl of Ibio data taat
yonr ordor for Tnaatolsi ia rarnw-d ran '
will art an additional award at !! nor.
day.oddM taany Ant pria yoa or. In
caa of If tin sward wiU b Saplaalid
tooary i unmnnt a trine..
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mm y.m
mmw4 ti
imm taa
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a. jmrnintmlr iinaai to mndtlf vtatc. VmmmM all mrnmr la mtmmmrw mmm 1 in arm
tkraa N mmm. mam mmm ImI tb fa of mmrUrx hmutk ta iiiT. VtoMMaa ait
torfwiaaairiaaweaaajililr ItttiHi, pal ttriat Ittata. .
MmtMrnt tHajlllai am ton ncttaawl tbtt u l iH It nili far t vat mwm9 hnflto
am mmm . ta. rai (ma i nlaw aaiOiia mm daatat mmm aw ata.
otWlrfianinilHal mi ll
COTORTANT Special Introdactory Premltmt -
.rw.-a-wi.Miiii Vna) in i-i. ikcii .-i .itf.ot wiatwtcratmn. fimti
baataaoilitaiaalatltaaatiililitaiottitli. ' ." ,5 , -
Absolutely FREE50,000.00 Xlnbles
Tat I
) trra M.ttt babia
mmmS ltj to
babut U ofe
aro SS tar nab, aMnt mm atoaa rnrnmm t SSTpeee.
-iUl tnRb an mrnmrr fexmpt arawa Tkst m to aa? .. 4 to
r mm in,w 4 Uoh bui, ,i. Iu.
b.tb.r ar att rmm aitilTl I" tmm aoaut tiaaj. Sani tl
tag; mrnor 1 n 1. mmm bmmw Mtn mm Wf jmrmmrm m
mm imm amm m.gM aMth mi nil m mimtrmrmrmd k
tll..li THt Atwiii. pmrjpjl. mi mit mmm mtmm In ilulii toot nr. a.ia diraruj
Bt Ta ebli ' Tnaaaaaa maom. ura na tii.tuit to ta. mmw tntai vca mmm
iimt far taiif taint lint, Unnni r. ran ta laatrai n. aSiilm t
of ra aattrnai la a, anal bnoir.
niliilli
lot to aM risk faintt an Catuai Amt mom to Qiiotnl ta SaaMa. Tatok arfcat Ita. a.....;
nart rmm man mfmrm ta tana at tba majajtaati to toaaiti toaaa nabtaa. W an iw, ta.t4
analia fra wr.b mry t .an artar to aaa Ftp aaaar aba imaa aa 1 aa abaaa toi aa a.
Twenty Prizes $4,000.00
$2000.
1st Prtxa)
2nd Friz
3rd Prix
4th Prix.
5th Prix
"oaaj'bi
$50.00
25.00
25.00
20.00
15.00
Waan 91 n
baaalbtac
ti
YeaititoCtJe,w eai-ist-rss moo
$300.00
150.0O
75.00
45.00
30.0O
3.00
$600.00
30O.0O
150.00
.8S.0O
-50.00
v 1 7J0O
CtaaX
$2000.00
1000)0
-400.00
.250.00
; 150X10
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