fTHE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM; OREGON
WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 1,1925
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Eckleys Make Trip-4 '
1 Mr., and Mrs. Junior Eckley and
' son ; Robert, and 'Mr. and Mri,
vphil Phanlander of this ritv drove
' to the Sandy rirer Sunday and in
jfiYeminutes had netted a gunny
.aack of smelt. ; The hatlres elaim
4,; this to be the largest and longest
. run of the fish in recent years.
; The party then: continued to .The
9 .j. Dalles and returned fco Hood-Rlv-;
er where they ; crossed - to the
- Washington side andji returned by
way of Stevenson. At Stevensoa
they re-crosaed ! to 'the Oregon
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Apartment for adults. Ground
floor with garage. T. G. Albert,
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iTTKew Members Announced , V," i
New members or jthe Chamber
of Commerce fov this weefe are
- f Irene Scott, 245 Norjb Hlgb, cos-
metician; J. O. Hayes, Jr., ill85
' -Cbemeketa; who is interested in
"-..the Labish. Meadows? country?, A.
M- Byrd, 229 North Commerctial,
printer and .former editor of 4he
WOODRY
Buys Furniture:
Phone 511 - '
i Popular Ptked .
Men's and Young Men'
Tailored Salts $25 to $45
; D. II. BfOSIIER
TAILOR i '
Dr.RH.WhiU .
j (Dr. Abnm'm atthe.
SOS V. 8. Bn IXldc,
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LADD & BUSH, Bankers
Established
General Banking Business
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Office: Honrs from 10 a. m. to 8 p. m.
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WbQ)D:ind-COAL
WE HANDLE BLACKSIV1ITH, BRUDER
.gOAL, BRIQUETTES
and all kinds of coal for every use.
We hare padded Vans and first class moving and
i j Piano Hauling.
PnONE
D. A. LARRiZri-
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Trcn:fer and
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The man who is at all discrimi- .
nating in regard to his furnish
ings will be interested in our
choice showing of Spring things.! :
Windows
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NEWS IN
Genrais :Star7and ; Hagh M. - Rog
ers, city engineer, with headquar
ters In the city hall. According
to the Chamber of Commerce bul
letin a ; number of good workers
for the organization have not as
yet reported - on their prospects,
hence the chances for several new
members each week. .
Membership. Ust Announced , .
! The Chamber of ; Commerce
plans to mail -an alphabetical list
of the membeu occasionally, so
that the members may know who
are the community .builders and
who
are not.
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Demonstration and lctnre J
if By Miss E. N. Kollock. home
economist of the Hotpoint Hughes
Electric companr. will be held at
! the Portland Electric Power com
pany, ;2 3 7 No. Liberty St., April
1st, 2nd ' and 3rd, from 2 to 4 p.
m. The public is cordially invited.
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Land Department Reports
The state land department paid
to the sate treasurer during, the
month of March a tota of. 1120,
128.34, according to the report of
George G. Brown, Payments on
loans and income sources "of the
common school fund principal
amounted to 179.919. 82; payment
on loans,' OAC fund principal. $6,-
1515; interest, 182 0.2 3 j payment
on j loans, university fund princl
pal, $400; fund interest,-$485.24;
rural loan credits fund. $578.52;
interest, $1278.48; A. R. Burbank
trust fund interest, $45.25. and
Apperson fund principal, $200. .
Is !ool Student
! : Ferlan B, McCroskey of Salem,
a freshman taking a pre-law
course at 4he University of Ore
gon, was'ataong those students to
receive nothing less than II in
academic subjects for the winter
term ending March 20. according
Dancing! Dancing!
V CRYSTAL GARDENS
! . ' Ladies Free
Thomas Bros. Jax Band Or
r cbestra. full of life and pep
SATURDAY NIGHT
Skating, Skating, Skating
j AT DREAMLAND
Thu7sday.? Friday Saturday
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the trimmings that mark a
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and how well we can dress
BRIEF
to the grade sheet issued by the
registrar's: office. Forty-nine wo
men and 41 men-students out of
a : total enrollment of approxi
mately 3,000 received no grades
lesn than ' TT fnr thA rtabt turm'i
work. Only three .women anil
one man received I in all suj
jects. I is the, highest grade given
unless special; Lonors are applied
fort at the'beginnirig;of the term.
Passing grades range from 1 to V.
Special Notice (.I '
Owing to much misunderstand
ing it is deemed desirable to make
this statement:;Dr. L. O.! Clement,
the specialist in eye, ear, nose and
throaty is going to Europe-Mibt
Dr; H. J. Clements. j i ' al
Willamette Loses Debat
I The Willamette university trav
eling debate team lost to the Uni
versity of Wyoming Monday night.
The decision was given, by a sin
gle expert judge. . .The' men rep
resenting Willamette werij Charles
Redding and Joel Berrexnan.
Grand Army to Meet i:
Members of I the GAR are to
meet at Woodburn Thursday for
an all-day session. Delegates from
other posts of the Willamette val
ley! are to be present also at this
meeting. If 22 members from
Salem can attend the meeting In
a body a rate of 75 cents will be
given tbem. Communications
should be directed to the Termin
al Stage offices. !
Lease for Barrellnjc Operations
Baker, Kelley & MacLaughlin,
Inc., have leased from the North
west Fruit ! Products company
space In The; ' ?hei building, on
Trade street j near, i Commercial
street "for tbefr'c barreling operas
tions thef coming. season. The firm
Is' still In'tbe 'marietj for all' the
Marshall; and New Oregon straw
berries available at their Lebanon,
Albany, Salem and Woodburn
plants. -i4 .--vu v ..al
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Plan Wading Pool--? j ;
The children of Salem 'will have
a -wading pool this summer, If the
action of the KIwanis clnb is car
ried out. The club ; plans to con
struct a fading pool In Marion
square fof the -children of the city.
Last year the club proposed i to
construct a similar pool In anoth
er section of the city, but due to
unfavorable ? criticism, the. scheme
was not carried out. ' : 5 i
REDUCED SUSDIER RATES
TO CALIFORNIA - id
BY PICKWICK STAGES
Saa Francisvw, one way, f lSO
; Roand Trip, $30.00
Los Angeles, one way,' $27.85
-, Round Trip, f5O.0O - V ,
'Special Rates to Parties of
Eight or More . i
For Information and Reserva
tions phone 696; or call at s !
CENTRAL STAGE TERMINAL
Balem. Oregon
Let Us He!? Ycn-
SOLVEYOUR
UAIH6 PRODHJ
Just give us your name ana
address and ws will have our
salesman call and go over your
beating problem wita yon with
out any obligation on your part
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CTerntrlr eilTertoa Elow Tipi Co.)
H ksa a fio MtoctloB ut -Tori
1921 Tord Ko4Ur ' wita
4eUvry kd Jan fin
for fanner .... . $185.00
"A Ptach f a Ford - ,
Cenp newly pLntd
in (in HKbiiiifii con
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1922 Tor Toanag looks
Ilk now . S285.00
Fro Xieana Wita Bach. t
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Becomes New Member
V Herbert Rideout was presented
with a KIwanis button at the reg
ular meeting of the organization
yesterday. Rev; E. C. Hickman,
president of the Kimball School
of Theology, presented the mem
bership badge. .
Fairmonnt Hill Bargain Lot
Here's a $1500 lot cut to $1250
tash. This won't last too long.
Becke & Hendricks, IT. Si Bk.
Bldg. . m29tf
Released ;From Jail J - f
Carl Harlan, after serving a 90
day sentence In the cof Mjr jail for
the possession of liquor, was re
leased yesterday after paying I a
fine of $100. Harlan lives in the
northern part of tha county and
is highly spoken of. I It is stated
that the possession fcharge Is the
only record that he has In the
police or jcounty court. ; i
Non-Support CaseJPiled
Paul McClellan was arraigned
in the justice court yesterday on
Fa charge of non-support, in which
he is declared to. have failed to
provide for a minor son. He re
quested a
hearing, and was releas-
ed on $250 bond.
Licenses Obtained i
John Dekker, 570 Tacoma St..
Portland.) and Phyllis Edgerton,
354 Kearney street. Salem, were
issued a marriage license in the
county cjlerk's office , yeeterday,
Another license went to S. H. Mul-
key, 221 North Front street, and
Eunice Robinson, 645 Ferry street.
In Modern Homes i
We have three extras at $6000
to $7000. One brand-new Fair-
mount Hill, complete and vacant,
for $6000 over all; $1000 to han
dle. Becke & . Hendricks, U. 6.
Bk Bldg. I m29tf
Divorce Obtained , i- I ; t
Lloyd C- Mitchell was granted
a divorce! by default in Judge L.
H.. McMahan's court yesterday,
when bi wife, Ha ttie Mitchell,
fulled to appear to answer a charge
of desertion. The ' couplo was
married in Salem in June, .192&
Mitchell charges "that his wife de
serted him in February of j last
yeari
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Open "New Quarters April 1 I
: Space lias been leased fromthe
Northwest Fruit Products cbm
pany bjy ,1 Baker, Kelley & ' Mac
Laughlin, Inc., fpf their barreling
operations this season, j The com
pany will open trie new quarters
April 1. Marshall and New Ore
gon strawberry contracts are still
being written by the "firm for their
Albany, Lebanon; Woodburn ' and
Salem plants.. Contracted, crops
will 'be delivered? in The Phes
building on Trade .street, ! neat
Commercial! street! - al
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Speeder Arrested f: ; t
W. R. Redhead, of Portland,
was arrested by State Officer
Nichols yesterday, when he was
driving 40. miles per hour on the
Pacific highway.- , He will appear
In the Justlceicottrt today at 3:30
o'clock. John S.: Wilson, also of,
Portland was fined $12 by Bra
fier C Small, justice of the peace,
for speeding45 miles an1, hoar.
Demonstration and 'Lecture , V
By Miss E. N. Kollock, home
economist of .he Hotpoint Hughes
Electric company, will be held at
the Portland Electric power comf
pany, 237 No. Liberty St., Apnj
1st, 2nd and 3rd, from 2 to 4 p.
m. The public is cordially invited.
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Tracks, to be Extended
Extension on the tracks of the
Southern' Pacific company to the
boiler house and the woodroom ;at
the Salem paper mill will be start
ed soon. The trackB, which run
east and west will be extended 69
feet. on. one track, aad 65 on the
other. In order; to , allow four or
five additional cars to be placed
on the trackage. : A pile driver Js
being used to drive the piling upon
which the track is being construct
ed. The paper mill is doing the
work. -1 :- - v. i': :
Rails Being Shipped
A shipment of rails for the ex
tension of the Spaulding ; Logging
road into Siletx valley have bees
started from Blackrock. Grading
for the rails has been completed
and the new extension will open
up a large area of country that
was burnt over, but unharmed for
lumber purposes. Logging oper
ations Will start ae soon as the
railroad Is finished. ' u :. '
Birth Records Filed ' . j
Richard Edward Watson Is the
name given to the baby son bo
to Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Watson
J420 Center. The birth occurt
aftbe Salem hospital on Mat
20. Em a Ester Stain is the b;
daughter born to I'r. and Mrs.!
Ct&Ia of 1220 E street: IS
IIarrti.J-'I z-3 horn Z
and Mrs. Homer Aj-Russell of 220
Marion and William Lerojr White
is the name given to the baby boy
born ti Mr. and Mrs. Norah O.
White jot 818 North Twenty-second,
- on March". 21, according to
birth reports filed with the city
health officer yesterday; ?
Miss Dodd
Improvi
Miss
Alice Dodd, who has been
confined
to a hospital' fori several
weeks,
it was
will be f discharged today.
reported. .She will not be
able to
resume her classes at WI1-
lamett$
where i she is professor,
but wii
II b at the Bet Chi sorority
where
she is housemother.
Taxpnying. Rush On i
- People are lining up In the cor
ridors pn the court house waiting
to pay (their taxes. Only five days
are left In which to pay and save
a penalty. ' -Sheriff Bower states
that the mail was cleaned up last
Sunday, but is piling up, and It
will impossible to keep up to
the minuteon the mailing lists.
Cnt Flpwerw, Floral Pieced .
Adams, Florist, 453 Court, al
Candy
The
Sale Coming.
Loyal Juniors of the St.
Paul
4h
urch will ihold a candy
sale soon
to secure funds to apply
on the
new- church. An active
campa
ign is on at the present time
to
secure
money to pay !of f the
is on the building con-
debt
that
structejd
recently. It is planned
to get
he debt raised by Easter. '
Vet ti Be Made Happy -
The eight Salem boys who are
Jn the . government hospital i In
Portland will be made happy by
the generous supply of cigarettes
and candy which the American
Legion auxiliary will send to Port
land Saturday, f Mrs. John jj. Rot
tie is receiving the contributions
of fudge and divinity at the Rottle
shoe siore on State street. ! Mrs.
Carl Wonner and Mrs. Chester
Laird ire helping in the collection
of presents to be sent to Portland.
Gt Vancouver License j
; Marjon .county is well: repre
sented according to reports from
the marriage license bureau of
Clarke county! Wash. Licenses
have been issued to William G.
Brickley and Annie Johnson, both
of Rroadacres; . John M. ; Raiche
and Clariss BoiesJ both of Salem;
Suel'Sbepherd.'Silverton and Nel
lie M. Burch," Independence.
Speelr Arrestel
Wyri Grier, a Polk county resi
dent, was haled into "police court
by Officer Edwards last night'be
cause jhe- traveled 29 miles an
hour on State street. - !
Demonstration and Lecture
By kiss E. N Kollocki home
economist of the Hotpoint Hughes
Electric company, will be held at
the Portland Electric Power com
pany. 237 No. Liberty St;, April
1st. 2nd and I 3rd. from 2, to 4 p
m. The public Is cordially invited.
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Improvements Are Made "
Tbe Southern Pacific railroad
company has installed a negative
return on the Stat street; circuit
in order to overcome electrosis : on
the line. In order to install the
apparatus necessary for the return
negative it was necessary to dig a
small j trench In the pavement.
However, a gang of men 'quickly
made the' necessary breaking and
the cable was put underground.
New Troop Organljwd j
; A nfw Boy Scout troop has been
organized in the city. The latest
addition to Scoutdom is- lat the
Court
where
Street Christian ichurch.
W 14 ; boys are banded to-!
gether
HonoriCoart Declared .
The; Boy Scouts of Salem will
hold tjietr next Court of Honor on
April (16 at .they supreme court
building. All candidates for hon
ors must hare their application on
file before .6' o'clock, oh the day
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DICKET-In this city, suddenly.
. Marph . 30th.. James j Allison
i Dickey, age. 62 years, father of
! Edwin D. Dickey, of Marshfield,
brother of Mrs. Chas. L. Par
; ,menter. of Salem, . William H.
: Dickey of San Jose and' Roscoe
4 Dickey of Long Beach. Funeral
! services will be held Wednes
; day April 1, at 2: 30' p. m. from
f . the Rigdonf mortuary. Inter
ment in City View cemetery.
EBERHARDT-At Broton Springs
, ; near Cloverdale,' . Tillamook
county, Mreh S0r Dinah Eber
" , hardt; wife of Ed Eberhardt
of Scio, age S3 years. Funeral
services will be from the' Men?
onlte church at Pratuml Thurs
day April 2, at I p. m. Rev,
Baumgartner will - officiate,
Committal services will be In
the pratum cemetery Arrange
ments in charge of the Terwil
' Hge ; funeral home. j
FUNERAL
Services for William .Meithat.
age, 1$, who died March 30, will
be from the Catholic church at St.
Louis, i Wednesday, April 1, at 10
o'clock! . Committal services. In lo
cal" 'Cemetery. Arrangements in
care of the TerwiIHger Home.
1e! funeral' of Lydia M. Fox
died March 29th. will be held
the Webb Funeral Parlors
sday t 2:30 p. in. Her. II.
baabers win have charge of
: s. Interment will be in. the
Vlaw Cemetery. - -
before the meeting.. It has been
declared that a Boy Scout cannot
make, no more than three merit
badges each month. The idea is
to Improve the quality of the
badges that are Issued. I -
Parking Ordinance Discussed
With the Kiwanians going on
record as favoring the head-in
p a T k I n g ordinance, practically
every service club In the city have
declared themselves in favor of
the act. The membership of the
Kiwanis is 100, the Rotary 82. and
the Lions 65.
Building Permit Issued
I E. A, Scott is to build a dwell
ing at 365 Washington street to
cost $2000, and F. A. Woodry is to
erect a store at, 1085 Norway to
cost $500, according to the per
mits issued by the city recorder
yesterday. .
Boys 'Are Warned
I Notice has been served upon
drivers of milk wagons by Mrs.
Nona White county Juvenile offic
er, that the practice of using boys
as assistants during BChool hours
must stop. The drivers offer the
boys a few nickles or dimes to
help them , deliver milk, Mrs.
White said yesterday after finding
two youngsters not more than 12
years old playing hookey from
school in order to help the drivers.
Writes Letter for Name '
George Fenton of Centralia,
Wash., has written a letter to the
city recorder to find out'his .mo;
titer's maiden name and' the first
name of his father. "1 think the
first name of my father was Wil
liam." wrote the man at Cen
tralia. !
Police Court Record --
L. E. Oberer placed a bail of $5
Tuesday while C. . T. Ha worth of
Boring; Ore., placed $10 for bail.
Both were, arrested lor exceeding
the speed limit, fed ward Laske
was given five days in the city jail
after being arrested for drunken
ness. : '
Steel Arrives
I Another carload of steel for the
gas storage lank of the Portland
Electric Power company arrived
yesterday and is rapidly being un
loaded. By the end of the week
it is expected that actual construc
tion will be underway on the add!
tional storage lift for the gas com
pany here.
PERSONALS
P. A. Elliott, state forester Is
confined to his home by. illness.
W. H. Morlan was a visitor here
from Monmouth yesterday.! , .
Mr. and Mrs., Frank Zavosky
and family visited here from Scio
yesterday. f '
Mrs. M. L. Morris, Mrs. R. A.
Siebert and daughter Lereta were
visitors, here from McMinnville
Monday.
Mrs. Rose Alender, a former
resident of Seaside, was in the city
yesterday. ;
Eric Butler, manager ) of the
"6816" Union office here, has
been confined to his home wit 2 an
acute attack of the iagrippe.
Archie Elliott, a former chef at
the Valley Grill, is now employed
at the Terminal restaurant. i."
Miss Mildred Skger, national
YWCA traveling secretary with
offices at San Francisco, was a
Salem visitor over the wek-end.
waiter, s. Lowe, street commis
sioner, and family will spend
three or four days visiting; friiends
and relatives at Marshfield, before
buckling down to the active pav
ing and building program' of thi
summer.- . . - ' I' i I .f.
L. Goldade of Gervais; was in the
city yesterday. . I I
D. M. Bates of Scio took a brief
business trip to Salem yesterday.
' George O. Yaren of Eugene was
in the city yesterday. ! jy :H
Miss Rose' Green of Jeffer so
was in the city yesterdays
,Dr. M. P. Meijdelsobn. Salem
Assurance
ONE instinctively judges a per
. son by his past record. A com
pany, too, may be expected to de
velop according: to what is presaged
by the years that have gone. The
past may not make, but it certainly
does guide, the future.;
It is because of these facts that
we feel it pertinent to call attention
to the forty-five years that this
organization! has been serving the
public. Our past record is your
assurance of reliable efficient, ex
perienced service.' ;
.VEBBG
FUNERAL PARLORS
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sjj Oil 'OH' LLlLOtvL
HIGH IN FLAVOR
AN IDEAL FOOD
From a Herd Disease Free
Absolutely Fresh Raw Milk
Delivered direct
Order Now Our Supply is LI3IITED as we do not
! : Buy- From Various Herds
It costs no more than other good milk and but little
i more than poor milk
I . Price: Pint 2 per month
Quart $3.60 per month
Telephone 1321
And we will deliver yoii a free sanaple
Hi; L. CARL GUERNSEY FARf.1
! l ' HUBBARD, OREGON
occulist bas moved from bis apart
ment at 775 Ferry street, and has
rented, a new bungalow at 1550
Center' street.;
T. kv Campbell, public service
commissioner, was a business vis
itor to Eugene Tuesday. ; .
Mrsj F. Kromberg of Mt. Angel
was in the city yesterday. ,
Mrs;,B. R. Wallace of Albany
visited in Salem Tuesday. . '
Mrs O. S. Partlow visited here
from Woodburn yesterday.
Mrs M. Dryer .was In the city
Tuesday from 'Woodburn.
E. Cooke . Patton, Salera busi
ness man, was a Portland visitor
yesterday.
i F. X. Woodard. a resident of
Sand Point, Idaho, is visiting in
Salemj with the intention of lo
cating; here. He is a guest at the
D. T. Spaulding home. Woodard
Is a contractor and builder and;
$lans 4o bring his family here.
Mrs! Mw Schwlngler was In the
city from Gervais .Tuesday morn-
lft- i .
. f-Mrsi Dt I. Steiner of Macleay
was in Salem Tuesday.
Miss Charlotte1 Orr visited with
her-friend; Viola Keller, at Dallas
yesterday. ' ;
i 1 BryanConley motored to Port
land iastVight to attend the Vet
erans of Foreign Wars convention.
I Mrsj Belle Sontag and Mrs. Fred
Zazer j were visitors jbere from
Aumsville yesterday.
IMajor William White of Eugene
ws Jvisitor in the city yesterday.
. Paul Johnson is spending, a few
diys! in Seattle on business.
Dr? and Mrs. L. O., Clements left
yesterday for a tour of continental
Europe. ' J
JlRE DAMAGES PARK
ILIVINGSTON, Mont., March 31.
4-Firei which followed explosioc
of an'pil furnace in a blacksmith
shop at Mammoth Springs in Yel-
Cough
i - . ' j- " if you use
i SCHAEFER'S HERBAL
COUGH CURE
I The best and most economical cough
remedy made. .
jSchaefer's Drug Store
The Yellow Front
; 135 N. Commercial Street
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from our farm
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U U k-.M u u u
OREGON
Iist Tim"s TMlay
Lois Wilson
Charles Og!o
Johnny ,Yox
In "CON'TiaiUN'D"
Tohiorrow
"The Thii f of lUgdjul''
DD0CI0 0OI1
LIBERTY
New Tod.ty
Enid Bennett
Harrison Ford
in
"The, lOol's
Awaken inji"
u lij u u y u u
lowstone National Park wa
brought under control late toda
after causing damage clcvo t
J600.000. t,Eighty-one patEsnge
stages were destroyed.
YOU WILL
Want To lie At
THE OREGON
1:30 Thursday
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(T1IIEF OF U.f.I).I)
Will Vanish
The Penslar Store
, Phono 107