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Jim OTIEGON STATES!" IAN, SALE? f, OREGON THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE 21, 1S23 J- P. t i-- j - i LrJL '21 - LL. 1'JUj- rm Visit 'DcUIs-liain . Hey. and Mrs. Paul Qreen of Salem ana iter, ana Mrs. R. I. Thomas of Turner will Heit mtv motor to BeUingham, Wash, -where they trill rlslt, the parent of Mr. Green and Mrs." ' Thomas. ; They .will also stop at' VaneouTer - and Aberdeen, en route. They expect to be cone. aooat two weeks. Nebraska Picnic Today T Former Nebraska residents will picnic today at tie State Fair grounds. ; TViUla Slay Be Trapped" ; -..Johnson SJEsxith, warden of the state : penitentiary, reported early last night , that 'prison guards on the trail of four conricts who es caped Monday hellered-tey hare WynterWIHls, one of then, sur rounded near Eugene. r ; AVillU was doing time for automobile theft is "Multnomah county, and Is also a parole viola tor, - Does This Interest Yon? . If you are looking for a Job, or If you need to employ help." use the city i free- employment i bureau at the MCAj--AdT. --.frX Osteopathia Fhyslclaa aaoV 23 Orpjoa XaCJijss v Phone '33 1 V - ' Fcr Gif fcT That : La ; IIamiAIinOjf1: Diamond, WatcLea, Jewelry ; - and 3verwar. phone 1SSS. Caitra Oregon Day x3 V.ltt 173 C UTmtj CU Pilem i v i . Oregon d: ' -! i . Co. -TV vw 'X , ;' ' I ' - i , , 4-- -,- 4 O 215 Center f!:l Y. . 31 " ?T ?'4 is C'fira rir3 frczi 10 .-. . THE r-:ZV70NS : FO.OIC Cp. Ail nnnnr'tin aif' C Ellk Waists, blouses, novelties sun parasols, table covers. -tas eels, silk piece goods, gloves, klmonas, aprons. ; house slippers, . . underwear, sweaters, dresses,' hosiery, bamboo .baskets, china . ware and menus' furnishing goods', etc, , . ; . . ' x 2Ci,r,orth Commercial Street . 3 - a miiwjBMWl ii iJMiU!llMJHiy!Ml'JM!iili51iil!UM Under T R Government Supervision Member Federal Reserve System i .... -. f , ir-i . ! i - - - r-Y: -n - . i -t -If n'vt. and your money, too,;b j' paylxij .Ul .bffls by'clujclv, You can pay bills by mail with absoluto safetyyour . money stays in the bank until your check is cashed : : by the right party. ' Ahd your cancelled checka Bcrve as valid rcceiptSr-' , they are positive proof of paymenL , ; . .. , ,: j, ,. . Vt hy rot handb ycur money matters in this safe and ; , - convenient way by ' '. 1 . :. Y . ; ; C,:cr.lnj a CI.ccIiir-j 'Accc-i.i.'Aay. Y . V - " - - " -.-, l - . : .---, "" - ia : That Cerrice Eul!-'. " " , ' T : JL 1 A Garden to b. 0n 1 ' . ' The garden of Mrs..W.',P. Lord and Miss Elizabeth Lord will, be opened to the public; Saturday U ternoon and- evening in accord ance with the summer dans of the Salem Floral society. The public is being Invited o visit thJ Lord garden. 79 6 South, "High street. The, blooms are now at the- height or tneir beauty and many Salem folks, it is thought, will gain in spiratlon from visiting " such gar dens where so much tlme.has been given over such a period of years to the development of flowers, and snruDs. it will i be open atyer noon ana eveningj ... Legal nsnTi; V-'Y Y Y' YY - .Get them at. Tha EUtesaan of fice. . Catalog on . aprllcatloa act. -; i-.-: -. . More Boys IiSar .Six more boys Went out to the C. C . Clark cherrr cimn Warinc. day, in charge of Meade Elliott of uie oaiein x. i. aj. a. rnis maaes 1? boys already ion the Job, the first" doiea .hating; gone jflxti Tues day. ; They want severs, more boys, preferably Ibbys not under 14. or' 15 .years old. .'The camp is six , miles . west of Salem In Polk county. ' They are to work a fair day shift, and thett the rst ptth.e day Is their own for games, camp fire company; and plain And, fancy eatln. They have a regular cook, who feeds them J as - healthy, in dustrious, playful boys tought to be fed.' r " -'f .'r."--?'-;? VV:";5' Leaves Feeble-Mindetf . School The police department was not ified last night, that Ralph Jflam mett,' aa Inmate of the state Insti tution for feeble minded,' had run away, from the school, and ws asked to assist in his - - apprehen sion. Hammettt Is about-19 years o?d. y-Xy hyi- Real Tire Serrtc ' At Vkk Brothers, ; pricfs. -. at reduced adv. Accident Is 'ReporteoV- 5 , Fred T. Barker, ' 1190 North Cottage street, reported to the po lice ; yesterday afternoon ' thaf "while he- - was .driving north ' obr Capitol he attemptedZto urn west on E street he wajs struck "by aa other' cardriven ,by B. Patton, Long. .Beach, Calif. "Slight dam age was done to both ears. -- 0 tT. JB. KthmT BUI BnAInr Phon 85t. v-i f . t .Rei.'-.KMM 469-J. I " pfteops&inysleua sad'" Bargsea"" -' XZvZczl lsrsotis, iTrtstaMCt' ' , . - tOr.' Atetau llrtfeeA.) ': L .-; 1 SALEM; OREGON ' " V ' ; J2is Moved to i:U New " ' ' , Location ' ;l j riD. So. Cptlcrre Slrest Y Fhose liri ... . . 1 1 w m YY .K xL m. to 3 p.i ex, 1023 -flf "'TIT lCjlllillM VanAVinlJe Takeai t&ars-Y l - Attorney General t. H.' iVan Winkle yesterday personally tooV charge of the Marlon county grind jury Investigation into the man sgement of the state hospital far the insane,, but said, that be. might turn the work oyer 'to L. J, Lijje vist,' one of his assistants. ' C3eraBce feale " ' XTJ Z'X J. ; On white canvas shoes Real bargain . prices.", Y Jo h'n X . Rottle,' 167' N. Commerciarstreet.r-Adv.' J : , Yy: ' ' Supplies t Cheaper. .! T.Openlng' of; bids for supplies at state "in'sUSutions for the second half of the presentiyear shows a decrease in ; many, of . the staple ! commodities, hut an increase- in canned goods., Beet is, quoted in the lowest bid at-$7,9 5 a hui?dre4. white sixabnthii axo .when Wds were opened for the first "half of the year'the "c figure was';$,9.3. Muttdn is quoted now at f 8.94, as compared with7 $7.94 six jtnnlha ago. Bacon . has decreased r-'from $20.70 a" hundred to $18.9,0, and ham from $20.70 to $Jt0.20.',Flou)r has -droppel -only slightly, v from $5.95 toT$5,45. , . ' . ' . tVell TnrnUhejft.r:jit ' " '' .liodern; . larte , pre roos. rqr reat.-lnpejlate possesskau: $4.Q a rtaonth,1 Jit f $.1 V-t Jerry street: Call at Statesman business f flee, of hons 2 J?r- j.;" : r.., ' Wm"Rchear'CaelY:-;'; t-i r- l . The public 'serTlce commission has set July. 2 7' as V tentative date for a rehearing of therPacric Tel ephone Telegraph comply rate case. - .. -. I i flesrlnj at Bank , J The, public service commission announced yesterday that heaK Ing on application- of the .Nortel Coast Power company will hs held at Banks "July. 9. JV earin reltf tive to the service of the JPaiale Electric company will be ; held at Paisley Jujy 14. r: I, stoves to 8et AVslde ' ' IX ' j! . M. I PIpes,r attorney for iMof-? ris Gpldftefn, Portland attorney, against .whom .disbarment, pro ceedings ; were brought,! has filed a motion, with the supreme cout to" set aside the findings .of (he Case. , The supreme cofrf hs ruled for an argument ion the mo tion. - - . ' f Z i in .1 , ' . , f Will Co to 'seatOe-1-, .' . -The Oregon public service com mission , wilr be represented at ja hearing ' of fthe Interstate com merce Yommlssion in .Seattle' next month relative to the question of adequacy "of railway service in the northwest. 1 , ' " . ' i IOOF Picnic at .Palrgromic- i ',. Wednesday; June 2 0th. Adv. ,s No Argument -"X ' i ' : : V X The case of Jtobert Kinney vs. the' City of Astoria, and am 4 ly proceeding to test out the valld itir 'cf the leeialatlret act remit ting Astoria's state taxes for seven" years, as a nre rener. measure, wri be set down tythe suremje court to-be "passed on' without ar gument,"; Briefs' will ; te flletl. This, was, announced at the office of Attorney General -Van - winkle yesterday, n Award'On Display - . Av silver ilpvlng. cup, award for the best, marching unit entered In tl, inrsrmnifa ,1 thA Te4 tlvat.ana whch was brought home play , In; t window at tle Com mercial E . ok store. The cup, an PIE3 WILLI AZI3 Al Portland, June .s19;;L16yXi:.WlUiams. father of v!AHea Williams of Portland bro ther4f-Mrs. Xlyrtie M. Tlllson, - of Salem, Mrs. Iva LaRonttPort-? I 'Jland, Dr: Arthqy 1 H. Williams if of Halfway,; Qr.,"L N. .CI Wil liams, Portland Harry C wn Hapjff, "Spokane, Wash.,1 .Waited R. Wjy lams : of Portland Fun , .. eral services will be held from the Rigdon mortuary Friday af- ternoon. June 22. at 3, o'clock Interment 'will be in the City . View cemetery, r. Y-Y RPSS -Duncan Ross died at his .residence, 2100 No. Commercial, June 20. at the age- of 76' years: ? lie" Is; survived, by i sisters, Mrs. MolHe Chaefer of Salera. lira. Catherine Ross of Ohfo,, Ms, 'Thomas Watsoa. of B. C, Mrs, A. j. Adams of Ontario, and" a i brother;3"ames Rofes, qf Ontar io.' The funeral services will be held from .Webb's Funeral Par- . lors Friday at 10:50 ai nu- In- ' terment In L' O. O. F". ceme tery. 1 T Pf-- f 1 ' D",v ' Errcrt E.-.lnlncrr, : 4" ' v; M Rigdon &Sc:fs I,..;. ; engraved - piece of -silver-stands eight' or nipe inches high on an eoony stanaara ana s,a permas. ent award. Arr'Is. Dismissod- A 'The supreme court, has allowed mcllons for dismissal In the eases of Harding, vs. Graham and City pf4Bend vs. Loe Riggs. It has $now,ed i jnptlqs" tq "advance on the calendar, the cases of .Harrison vs. ueais ana jorom. vs.- jrrescos Clearance Sale-. -On - white "canf as shoes. Real bargain" prices; I John' i J. t Rottle, 1 Commercial etreet-Adv.' Finds, Stolen Slahlne - ; . tAn a'ut'om obile the property ' of Jr T. jHunt, rai .taken,' Tuesday night r while t (he .owner:. was at tending. Chautauqua. The machine was',found!;4yesteday, mqrning by Walter .Barber, bf , the x sheriff's oftjee, at, neteenth kid D streets, j Tfo' Jtptp pnji& XXX:?:XX Get our prices on tires '. before you .buy;. we .can .saver you money, i't ' I."- Wagner Heang To4y v , Arthur . Wagner, :. arrested at Oregon Qity Tuesday by Deputy Sheriff Sam Burkhart,. will be ar raigned t ,10 x'clock In , the Jas tice court . this morning. . . He . Is charged with .contributing to the deUnqueucy of. a mtadr;- He ap peared In.the court Wednesday, but the" case was continued an other ay.',r,-: -v ; ;X?t K:ZXj Vtck Brothers , - at lower adv. prices. " ftowSra ' Two prlyate" garages were -entered, by burglars Tuesday , night, Bert-: Fanning,! 370 A North .Thir- teenth-street,. reported his car tak en. :- This .w . later j recovef e. . W. S..Levan,il2204Chemeteka street. .repoited t to ,tha nolce . that i hia garage .had. k been ?nte,red, hut nothing Jtaken.; : i--j: :?:i ;:.-; Porter Petition Granted Petition' Jf Robert ' "B. 4 Porter asking that Theodore Bernards be appointed administrator 9! " the estate of' WiUIan P0rter; was ap proved yesterday 1y Judge ?W.r M, fiu'shey. Realr property of the estate ft valued' at $4,000, with brother; and sister as onlyv heirs. Robert Porter; Toresf Grove and Sarah ,E. BerhQcJ?p,-.ot Portland.' dearance Sale-'C T .. - On white canvas shoes, i Real bargain prices, . r John - J. Rpttle, 1 $ 7vK.t Commercial . f t reeL-dr. I.' Wossace peede Fined V Thelma. Coflee ;was(, Aiaking miles an. hoar, stated a Complaint sighed-by 'Jaek-Eakln. .Sha' was fined- -$10 by Judge t P. J. Kunts yesterday. ' ' ..; i ' - 'f s " . . .... I Switched IJeenso- Plates I ' 'fe. "CartoiC ? 0 5 0'' Ma Jle, donat ed $25 and costs to the ' justice court coffers yesterday on sf cha'rge of switching license plates. , , ' Dors Uslns Flreerackit two 'WeeksYdlstant, ' many jElailm youths aTe unable tp curbYthelr desires, f or 'noise, and, for the past few" days ' have; been 'celebrating tha comJng'.'holIday.Y Firecrackers are" to be Ttteard, at various ftoqrs Qt the day Ur various' portions pf. the city? Yt Display: ; of tflrecrickers by some of the local merchants has accelerated the - cejebralpn I rectronlo JameOovi of Atras -1 ,Jr vww.6i "J.o. viu Injured Fireman "RecoTerteg--,,; Walteir ; Ebe'rhard,1- member et the Balem fife department who was injured -in an"' auto accldeat bear Tfllamoolaweelt ago. Is 're ported to' be Improving' is rapM"y ar can b expected: ,Two 'fellow firemen visited: hlmc Tuesday and state that In all probabflity he wm be able to return to the' city Sunday, or Monday v Eberhafda hip' was dlsloeatOd; C. T. Oldfield and -Firestons tires. Kone better. None cheaper,' "at Tick Bros. ' 1 ! '' -adv. Two Licenses Issued ! ' i . -Two applicants for marriage li censes visited the county clerk's office yesterday. TTiey were "John William Magee. Silverton, routs 1. and Edith Phoebe Kellogg, Scotts Mills: Fred O. Morris, Portland and Wealtha P. Bradford, Silver-1 ton.'. The- latter couple plan to be married In Silverton on June 28. Inventory; Is .FJled-- - - Inventory and appraisement of the estate of William. II. Klein smith was filed yesterday by En-' gens' Courtney, Keith Powell ' and' Charles L. Ogle. Y 1 1 ', Speeder to Be Fine r Piul Barndt, route, 3, was cited Wednesday; to appear in f police court at' 2 o'clock .this afternoon for speeding on. South Commercial. He was .arrested by . Officer': Ed wards. YvY! ''Yh"-V ' . ' stolen Brushes FounoV : It. C; Martens, 1 7 S Ferrr. im ported to the police yesterday that he had found the sample case and lru:l:3'stc!ca from t!a ntic!:!ae ia front of his house June 1. Tie !nn 'inn' 1 it.-u ctjyui II IIU Summer School at VVashing- , ton i Building Employs ; ' Monmouth Instructors - Twenty-five teachers from the Oregon State; normal at Monmouth afad four, expert critic toaeers who are lnt general charged, are holding uown . . the educational tort at Washington school for , the sum jiner school that. Is being conduct ed , tor the off-grade or the' but-of-luck pupils who need to clean up some of their grades and come Out" even classes. with the rest of their The school , started Jn 4onday4 with lliss Margaret Cfoeper In gen eral charge. About 200 pupils are attending, most of them, having novea and. so fallen hehind their grades during the year, or having been ill or In some, way kept out b't school eo "that they 'need ; some especial - attention, u This ' Is being given ' them'' In excellent ' manner; at the 'first' summer School ever held for ' the' grades In the Salem district, "i . : ! " ..:.: ' . .-! Work Is being given In all the grades' of the common' school up to and including the eighth grade. As this is mostly corrective work. for thiose' who' have lagged behind the normal class, and 'as' all class progress Is measured by the speed of the slowest,- It.Is. bejlevedttiat this will work wonders in the re gular tear's work : In that it will bring the laggards' up -to or even slightly ahead of the others. , so that all can start off with a bang 1 FcRSOrjAU p. H. . Looneyi'was here . yester day, from his farm near Jefferson. Congressman W. Hawley goes to . Corvallis , today and will , go to Brownsville Friday for toUnn county plpneert imeeting. , , , . Dr. :. and , Mrs. Henry E. Morris entertained . H, , B-Wiith and; MI6s Ethel Wlrth at i their home this week. . - : -Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Downs and, Miss, Louslla, Stow have gone on a three weeks trip Into California. ! Angus t.Huckestein has gone to The - Dalles : for the Elks . conven tion, j . . -. , ( .-.ir , 'i . j ' RECOVERED FROM, STOMACH .TROUBLH r:-' ! "Had stomach" trouble three years and finally was in bed eight weeks -with terrible ' cramps' writes A- L. Lyons,' Dayton, Ohio. "The doctor did not help, and 1 1 could hold nothing on my stom ach. Tried: Foley's cathartic Tab letsiand now am a welt man. Can eat anything."!: .Sour 'stomach, headache; bad breath, billiousneis and other digestive I disorders quickly' overcome with. Foley Ci- thartic . Tablets.; Do .not gripe, iSain' or nauseate.--Sold ' eyery where: AdV. "f'r ' 3fARIO Mrs. It. Messelln, Edith L. JBurgers, . Tacbma ,Dr; and Mrs.' A. ,E. Anderson, ,Ho quiam; Mrs. James. Dean. Mrs." C R, Shaw; Mary Shaw, Kate Shaw, Seattle; ; 1 George H. Gill, Tlje DaUesi: Mr4 andjMrs. p. H. Hays; Dallas; Harry R. "Howe, , V. O. Koepp,1 H. T. JoldenMr. and Mrsi J. ; A.' Roberts; Eugene; Mr.' and Mrs. Will" M. Morris", Boise; Y Mr. and Mrs.- P. W. ottelleri Los An geles; Mc. andi lira. .. (JCUBxstt, Fowl .Q&ftti m .Ma$MeJ W3B, tXAdi. Sea ttfe $wtfitH! J. . Waldrbn,-; Irene Rydraan Mark SJocum, BLWpodFi Qi Sennet; Hestqn i)fi m'MUl mki rs." Zt Wi Van Iorhbl J.'Hehnfer "Port land. - , ..' I BLIGH Mr. ' and Mrs. Otto I Hartwlg, A L.! -Hagen, Miss "; E. Brown, Jar. and TMrs. JL D. WH kins, George W. Holmes, Mr. sad Mrs. B. L. iMcCarty, ;Portlahd; Mrs. ;E. A. Wells,, Lev Grande; ,D. li. .Murray, P. ta. uarts, osugene; J. W.' Clutf,:Tacoma; ,Mra.' J. f3: Cassen; . Valsetx. ? . .'?.' f; TERMINAL--Rj vE. ; Silvia, .Mill City; S. 8.. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Kyle .Wright, f Corvallis;; L. r ThoroughminV C II. Allen, B. A. Tyler, Albert Lindberg;rMiss Mil ler, Portland;' t'. ,;, --J fcw Hut to' . it3ttrA pneumatics com' i 'LinJ In one tire. Domot f Ihs work cf botK. ' There's ' t big story of trotk prot la ; i what ff can tsli you abcKS' them. .fo. i ii a j p r e E ii s e ii- Cor. I Uih & Ferry St S. " .SALEM. OnEGOPI " lil.Y-0Yf)Y I lib! year .The Sajtri class hours are from 8 until" 12 oclock, . leaving the children, free, the , rest of, the day for their ome work'or 'clay, aid the 'teachers- supposedly free" to go back t'o their own class studies at " Monmouth for ; the - aftersio HOIJ)G THE BULL That raw. recruits are sometimes not so raw as their officers think is proved hyan incident that, toqlf place In a certain barrackaY " recruit' was on' sentry ; auty for the first tTme, and-ths officer oU the . day. with his - wife, his daughter,. Sad his dog,, was pass ing. ' .:--V v ' - i , V The , sentry called : . . Who gOes.theraT - ' , , Thinking to puzzle the m4n the ciiicer repuea prompuj; - 'Capt. Jones, 'wife, ' daughter and the &og.z ' : ; , The recruit .hesitated c-.nly an instant, , and. thenjiaid curtly: , t 'Captain ; Jones advance and be recognised I - .Wife nd daciter mark time! ! Dpg stand-at eas!". BITS FQBREFAST j : Oregon, greatest hop stated -: :'X'-- " f5 - V- V -. tV- Y' And Salem, the hop ceater, are stall on thsmapi, 'it:- X,:. "There aro reasons ; why they may. remain In . the t lead lndefl nitely; though It: may raua thf further dwindling; of .the. indus try iu-California and ,Washingtoh .and Oregon,: too. ' "e v- .Mr. Ng.Poon' Chew had a mes- . tour ; ; , 1 . YAdATlon .Keen In touch with voar hnmA town ; news,, when r ost yoqr racas Uon. - Your friends will write you some of the news, but not much) Your home ; town, newspaper will bring-yotf aH the hdihe -novrm when you. want it, and when you have ume ip reaa it. ; . - - -. r, ; The Daily Oreron - Statesman! mailed to any address 'oh request; Phone 58$, or drop a card to Commercial Street, : Salem, . and make vonr i vacsflnri i 1m my pleasant and delightful. - when' -the - regular- school opens, tht.first'jpf. October, ; A'LIusicd Treat . tb, rriew ef THB : BEOWlflES dc, nd concert orchtr, t ppos f ; ' oreanU.tioa i ompo.d of rtiits, .nd not nly ih dajtcinr pnb , tnjsT) tnw .twett. . ? , t- ?-. ..'3 fj- ;.-.- ' 4, ,. . . TB ereboatrs ku bMi broneM xpeos, that onr musie-loTinr ti-B, ' Ham Vn . '''' ti.. Ken neth Vj lor; . . . ,, , rvnma ai Bbipe Sanpteaa, fiahsatii, elaiiiaot Albert; Wnt - ....Bnio . crowoie uameoeav xrumpet, : twotou "t 'Anil t!nninniiMH . . . -, - UJ.U Debg the policy cf end ssllyjjre I , impair.. tfCfcs ell I Vfcite Dndi Spoit OidcrTlsm crccn ixl!.:r tztt9 to cloxe cut special at, pair....... ........ .............. 3.C 3 . Cess in and get JQW -iuriy cnaTu rbocs at a red Circ:-- ' lfeiiy;&-r;jj5pj!::r .Qrtfcrcls .and! Prr-j .at'. , :Y." r Be '-pa Lzzd tciy 3 pic!; ycur t:: - : ' ; sage at the Salem Chautauqua that was important. It roiatci the way topermanent peace ea'the Pacific, by. the atinued and ' perhaps in creasing friendliness of the United States with the ancient nation with western "ideals "that contains a third of the human race, and more than her share 'of the- earth's re sources In proportipja to the size of her country, i. j " But ' there Is. no East or West, ; ' Border, reed or. birth, . ' " When two strong men stand face 'to face, . i . - Though they come xrohr'he ends of the earth." ' ; ' "; ' ' S Y " X. Salem wants kraut factories and should have them. Then the Sa lem district will develop sr big cab bare Industry.' Y ' " - :' ' Y.Y :xx':"' ; --'Y : California has. 13 sugar factor-Ics-. t)rco6a ,'iasvhohe: nXfet" 'we hare as go c i: sugar, beet land . ia the SalemYdirict as the "best fn California, and tar cheaper. We LT00 LATE TO. CLASSIFY! Wti'u' t i in iii rir,,n ) i ,,,, ,,, i THREO ItQQM J;-APARTMENTr-; . furnished, 411 North Summer; .. also one . and .two7room apart-, aents, Inqqlre "Capital hoteL ! What -7csld Tea ' D o ? (No. $.) . .You buy a house and the owner tells you -that It Is vl insured, and gives", you .the ; policy,? which you "place in your safe depbt.it box" at the i bank. Would , you havo to , do anything further, In or der to protect ybur proper ty? ' ?.. - . .-- - tit. Is surprising how many ..Peppl.de i-v not nnderitawl about the necessity Of trans ferring . Insurance. ; , Some-; times a loss of mahy; fcun- , dred dollars occurs;' . Wo try to parent any, such exper iences so far1 as otrr students 'are- concerned,' by teaching i them what, to dd ln thia and similar cases., , New classes started' last Monday. Why not enter Ynowr: ' . ' - ',.'- ' vc-r ; - SaIeiii,r Ort7-Ott ' . - ' ITI-V s.eJ 1 try I.O OR, I to PACITTO OrnfiBBACH at Urn aior ttiv b lTTEinvrnvi . . 2 leM-a. iKiaf , baaatiful tea" err. Capa-' KlavamU, ;onderfnt beaek. Bathiaf. he Kestarra rirer. canooing:, baatina. aaiaaoh -trolling;, treat fiahintr. craa- and iloandar fiahinr. elaraa, rock ojsWa Wnanlea. and i THB BROWNIES ORCHESTRA - ,i j: t!;:3 ttcrp to dhrsscf all are cj;!qw ustin .pnees r"tt,v. t - I- should tare a ;,.: . .. -mm Y Washington Las thrt 3 . tortes, Utah 19, sr.I I ' And yet more money : a 1 wlth'a'sJsar'factciy L 3 I than in either of tl " C 1 t f I X Dim:'.. 1 -' 1 the Aatursl . ' your. ..-phyEh'4 ' ; that you, v;?ti, X -find that in our T. . Suits there's . rJsht into them. Tvear-cnd , .v.-til, t because , they 'r a i hih quality .11 rc i ic3,.iIi..j,ast.tL3. : . , chse er-i thi .1 ' . wcrkcanisliip i3 ;. 'teed.' '' .. ' " ; i . M - " C . - . " -n fccrziuhicJ cllz - : :- J i,4 prcrerty was dlzorcrc I in t' 3 E