The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Saturday Morning, July 8, 1933
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Local News Briefs IjSCIO ODD FELLOWS
. Extent of Injuries Unknown
Extent of the injuries received
yesterday noon by Mrs. Rollin K.
Page when the Page : ear driven
by her husband collided with one
driven by George Roth at the in
tersection of. Liberty and Mission
streets was unknown - last night.
She was taken to her home where
she was- resting easily. Roth, in
his report filed with .the city po
lice, claimed Page was- exceeding
the speed limit and that he, him
self, was not driving more than
25 miles per hour. Both cars were
overturned and severely T m'
aged. '; -. " ' ' i " -"- ' V k.;
"Boots" Grant and his band at
Haiel Green every Sat. : : "
Expect Notice Soon The , Sa
lem postoffice is expecting notice
soon from the, postal department
of the! continuation of the 15 per
cent nay reduction" for employes
which has been in effect for the
past three months. In addition to
the redaction in pay employes are
now required to take a' three day
furlough each month without pa.
This in addition to the 3 per
cent deduction for the pension
fund makes total of more than
25 per cent cut, in pay 'from the
original salaries, Arthur Glbbard,
assistant postmaster stated yester-
Fair Ground Service Sta. under
new management.: 2390 Fair
ground RL 100 Gilmore Pro
ducts. Western Oil 8e Qt.
Attend Convention Four em
' cloves from the local postoffice
left Friday for Bend to attend the
annual state convention of letter
carriers and postal clerks, and
four others left early this morn
int. Those attending are C. A
Nichols, Arthur Welch, Ralph
Morton, Guy O. Boyce and Mil
lard Doughton. carriers, and U.S
Ryder, W. G. Ross and F. H. Col
lins. clerks. U. S. Congressman
1 Walter Pierce will be present as
will also some member of the na
tional postal department.
Free dance Sat. Spong's Landing.
Milk "Rustler" Sought Just
one degree removed from the old
wild-west pasttime of rustling cat
tie is the summer sport indulged
in recently by a person or persons
near Detroit. The activity con
sists of tying up cows and milking
them regardless of ownership
Sheriff A. C. Burk, called to De
troit Thursday, made an investi
gation but no arrests. It is
thought that information obtain
ed there may lead to an arrest
. shortly.
Wright Is Speaker Dr. O. C.
Wright, who. has served as sec
retary of the Oregon Baptist state
convention for -j.il i years, will
speak; at - the 'Calvary Baptist
church Sunday morning at 10:50
o'clock ; Guest speakers will oc-
- SCIO. July, TOfXicers. for-the
Scio . lodge - of Odd - Fellows tor
the current terra are as follows:
UJheJnl9lt lL thV,i f A, W, H. Young; recording
'"""""'7 7 Zit. nV y v t "ecretary,: F.i G. Gary; " financial
Cochran is in. California At the BecreUry J. F. Cupor; treasurer.'
night service Sunday, the Wo-; N. r. Morrison; warden; Arch
men s society will , be in charge, Ray: r.s.n.g.; Thomas Small;
ot, M-;uotpwo - iecxnreAOii: L.S.N.G,, B A. Holteen; R.S.V.Q..'
China to be given by Dr. andMrs. George Flanagan r L.S.V.G., Per
J. Vinton Scott ; ry Bilyeu; chaplain, N. B. Mo
The biggest and best dance at Ha- ;.nm" f, ,I'lra5, me.m;
tel Green Sat. 25e. - th,? locL .lodge "Ic,ated.
..... uuiuiiiius .oiiicer ai -ine reg-;
Search Unrewarded No word alar meeting Saturday night.
had been received at the local air- "-Rebekahs Installed Wednesday
port late Friday night from-the night for the ensuing term of six
searching party, which equipped months; included: .Noble grand
with horses, has been combing the JLone otay; vice g r a n d, "Alta
district south of Molalla for Wil- Phillips; recording secretary, Eu
Ham .'Young, missing ' Portland nice Bartu;. warden, Maud Mont-
Airways' pilot, who ' disappeared gomery; chaplain, Bertha Lytle;
some. weeks ago. .Appearance of R.J3.N.G... Jennie Weddler L. S.
buzzards in that section led tor the' N.-. G.', W. ' II. Toungr conductor;
organization of the last searching Jane" Morrison; R. 8. V. G., Dell
party.. . . ; '. .. v:,,,,-. ,Shelton; 1..S.V.G., Stella Flana
..' '"- tan; Inner " r n A 1 In T.vta
Velvety suede jackets In snowy outer guard, N. I. Morrison. Mrs'.
wane, maize ana ouu just ar- Kay officiated as installing of ft
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Bronzed and looking fit as a fiddle. President Roosevelt Is greeted by
nvea at Miner, a. bingie , ano .eer, Mrs. Montgomery as mar- r.ntm John M. SnWallie. eonunander of the-U. S. 8. Indianapolis, at:
aounie. breasted styles, tnree to shal. and Mrs. Lytle as chanlain.l th K.w. mmandeP-in-chlef boarded the cruiser at CampoheUo'
seven button, lengths. .The perfect Esther- Btond of Halsev, rnew m-1 hiW Nw Bnmswick. for hia return to Washington following bis Taea4 I M Wmi"
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JEFFERSON, July 7 Quite a
number of Jefferson ' people at
tended the funeral services for
Ernest L. .;' Barnes " at Albany
Thursday afternoon. Rev. Albyn
Esson officiated.: Mrs. W. H. Da
vis was the soloist. a - A'
Mr. Barnes died suddenly. Sun
day evening of a heart attack. He
leave his widow, an aged moth
er, two sisters and five brothers
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Cobb enter
tained with a picnic at their home
on the Fourth. A dinner was serv
ed under the lovely" shade trees
on" the lawn of -the Cobb home.
Present : were-' Mr. and" Mrs. Roy
Nutting and daughter, Mr. - and
Mrs. L. I. Bassett and. daughter
of Albany; Mrs. Oswald Pender
graft and two children of Albany;
Mrs. Ruth Helt . and children
Dorothy and Esther, of Dover;'
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Cobb, Glenn and
Clair Cobb and the hosts, Mr. aad
Mrs. W. L. Cobb. i
, Clarence . Thurston, one of the
proprietors of Thurston's General
store is building a new bouse, 22
by 24 ft. It is located in Smith's
addition to Jefferson, in the south-
part -of. town. There will "be three
THORPE IS SEATED
III BAY CITY POST
8ILVERTO5T. July 7 Silver-
ton Lutherans were lnterested'ln
learning of the installation of the
Rev. IL J. Thorpe, formerly pas
tor at . Patterson, CalUornla, at
Trinity: church In' San Francisco
on June 18. He succeeds the late
Dr.-E.VM.- Stensrud who founded
the congregation In 1899 and who
served it until his death in Feb
ruarr of this rear.
4 Rev. Mr. -Thorpe, who received
his education ; at J Concordia col
lege, and at the , United Church
seminary 'was lormerry pastor at
j Portland and while there was' a
very frequent visitor at suvercon.
He was also a -missionary to Chi
na i and '. has held pastorates at
Belfield, North Dakota;' Perley,
Minnesota; -. Milwaykiee. Cantor
The Rt. RerH. L. Fobs, former
pastor et Trinity church at Silver
ton, but now district- president, -officiated
at the installation. , -
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Fires Lacking; v
Salem Firemen
Eat Ice Cream
In spite of the fact, that no
fires claimed their attention. Sa
lem firemen found Friday a warm .
day. so Lee Cross made a gallon
ot Ice- cream for them That is,
he made the mixture and other
members ot the deparment turn
ed the crank. -
Volunteer information was to
the effect that the finished pro
duct contained six eggs (!); one
quart of milk and a pint and a
halt of cream. Whether or not
there' was also sugar and flavor .
tag and whatever else ice ere" am
usually contains, coula not be as
certained but the Informant was
sure It must have been good since
ni; and at Patterson, California. ; none was left for hinu
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HJORTH BEITS Milt M HILL bUK
garment tor i your vacation and aembly president, announces she
general. ninny wear, rnce fa.su will visit Scio lodee Aurust 2.
.niiier - apparei i itoor. - . . -----
Guests of - Parents Mr. and .
Mrs. Bertram Miller of Bell. Cal.. '
are the guests for a short time ot
Mr. Miller's - parents. Rev. and
Mrs. Car! F. MiUer, Newberg. Rev.
and ; Mrs. Miller were formerly
pastors -- of the South Salem
Friends church. They recently
celebrated their 25th wedding an
niversary, with all of their child
ren present.
Sentence Later Knute An
derson, who was to be sentenced
today following assault and bat
tery trial in Justice court Thurs
day, will not be sentenced until
later, perhaps today. Sentence was
held up until a mental examina
tion is -given, and Judge Hayden
had received no report on this
yesterday at the time he was to
have imposed sentence.
Send Oregon cherries to folks
back east. Very cheap rates now.
Railway - Express Co. Tel. 4464.
tion cruise up the New England coast.
were
K WISC0I9S1D TRIP HC IS Sill
yesterday. . Of these," 3 0
cherry pickers, five, loganberry
pickers; seven, laborers; and one,
a housekeeper.
3500 la Estate The estate ot
the late Martha A. Clymer was ad
mitted to probate here Friday and
Carl H. Clymer was named admin
istrator. Estimated assets are 82,-
500 in real property. .- -
& SANDWICHES
ECKERLEirS
BEER7
GARDEN
1 mile North ef
- SALEM on
Pacific Highway
Correction: In the advertisement
of Hoffman's Market in Friday's
Statesman, fryers and chickens
were Incorrectly quoted at 12 He
per lb. The price referred to
weinies, bologna and frankfurt
ers, not to chickens. '
j Former Salem Man Files C. J.
Jenson, who received hi3 elemen
tary flying instruction from Lee
Eyerly is now serving as co-pilot
on a plane flying the mail route
from Portland to Salt Lake City
with the United -Airway8.'3efnson
for some time operated a flying
school and superintended the' air
port at Beaverton. He was assign
ed this route recently upon com
pletion of a course at Boeing field
in Seattle. ;'
Plan your picnic and dancing par
ties at Hazel Green park.
Choir Well Received Word re
ceived at Willamette,, university
indicates that the Philharmonic
choir of that institution, .named
by Governor Meier as official Ore
gon representative at .the Chicago
fair, is having a successful con
cert season en tour. All members
of the expedition were reported in
good health. The choir will not
reach Chicago ' until late this
month.
Florentine tray sets comprising
one oblong tray, six tall glasses
with coasters to match, trays all
for 1. Miller's gift shop.
Goss Case Postponed Trial
of O. H. Goes has again been
postponed,, this time (o .Wednes
day, July. 12. Change was neces
sary because the district attorney
will be busy in circuit court on
the 11th. the-day set after an or
iglnal change from the 6th. Goss
was arrested , for disorderly con
duct following agitation on the
courthouse lawn here.
Camp Needs j Jellies Mrs. C.
H. Glenn, chairman of the Y. W.
A. camp committee, asks that
anyone who can spare Jams or Whitlock was filed in circuit court
ycBieraay, ia i wo parties agree
ing to an amicable settlement of
their joint claims to some farm
property In this county.
ellies for the Girl Reserve camps
to open July IS, contribute them.
Such donations may be left at
the Y. W; C. A., or a call to
tne Y.w- win bring someone jflhn nnf1tn.nr'. h.i i-
to Mellow Moon Mond nitA.
The Salvation Army would appre
ciate cloth in sr. furniture, fru"
Jar?. Phone 9437. " i ' ' I
BRUSH CREEK, July 7.
Wednesday Mrs. M. J. Madsen
received a letter from her ne
phew Henry Hjorth written at
his home at Depere, Wis. Mr.
Hjorth left here at 7:30 o'clock
Thursday morning, "June 29. Mr.
Hjorth wrote that he had ar
rived home Monday morning at
z o clock.
He had driven the entire dis
tance by himself and a letter
mailed here to the Hjorth fam
ily the day he left arrived, the
day after be did at hig home.
Roads, he wrote, were in good
condition and he averaged a frac
tion over 19 miles to the gal
inn nf rimllna Tltla utam A
Drive Postiwned The Rod! been higher he said, if he had
ly strong wind through the east
ern portion of Nebraska.
He found crops in Wisconsin
looking exceptionally well with
hay harvested in most places and
tall on his
Cross drive in Salem to
funds for aiding Kelso, Wash
disaster sufferers, originally
scheduled for July 7 and 8 has
been, postponed to July 14 and 15.
Judge George L. Rossman, pres
ident of the local chapter of Red corn over six feet
iruss. emu lasi nigni mai in is I vnm.
tunity for a better-planned drive.
Property Divided ' A decree
dividing real property equally be
tween the Coolidge & McClaine
bank at SilverVn and Katherlne
to pick, them up.
Special sale of women's sport
pumps and oxfords. Black and
white pig skin pnmps and ox
fords. Tan and white sport ox
fords. White - mesh pumps, tan
and smoke oxfords, for golf
wear; black and white sandals.
etc. Values to $5. Now 82.95.
See Miller's Court St. window.
Main floor. .
File Demurrer A demurrer
to the state's Indictment against
Aubrey C. Crawford in which in-
Birtchets Return Dr. and Mrs.
Grover T. BIrtchet and family re
turned to Salem yesterday follow
ing a week at the summer confer
ence for Presbyterian young peo
ple of the Rogue River district.
Eighty-five students were recls-
rtered for the week of study and
vacation.
Dance with the crowd tonite,
: Mellow Moon. Ladies free 'til 9.
Charge Reduced
n motion
voluntary manslaghter is charged, jof the district attorney, larceny
VICTOR POINT, July T. The
annual picnic of the Union Hill
grange will be held Sunday, July
9 in the grove at the Victor Point
school house. A basket dinner will
be served at noon and there will
be a baseball game In the after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lorence ac
companied Lorenee's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Martin Lorence to Klam
ath Falls for the holidays at the j
home of Mr. and Mrs. Noel Turn
er (Margaret Lorence) and son
LeRoy. Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Hum
phreys. Thelma and Robert, Mr.
and Mrs. Phillip Fischer, Miss
Elva Fischer and Phillip Alexan
der, spent the Fourth at Wilhoit
together with Mr. and Mrs.
George Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Verny
Scott and son Guy, Mr. and Mrs.
Harley Scott of Union Hill, Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace Neal and child
ren, Kenneth and Shirley Jean of
Westfir.
Henry Jaquet, local brush and
pencil artist, spent the Fourth at
Silver Creek Falls state park
where he made the trip around j
the trail loop to the different
falls making pencil sketches of
several which he will make into
paintings, later as time permits.
Jaquet was accompanied by his
wife and daughter, Miss Alice Ja
quet, and his son-in-law . and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Emory
Goode and their two sons of Sa
lem. Among other Victor Point i
people spending the holiday at the
falls were Mr. and . Mrs. Martin
Doerfler and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Doerfler and son, Miss
Anna Doerfler, Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
Jones and family. Mr. and Mrs.
C. E. Morley, Mr. and Mrs. Casper
Larson and family and Mrs. Lar
son's cousin from Portland who j
has been visiting here, Mr. and
Mrs. M. M. Gilmour, Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Krenx and family, Mr. and
Mrs. R. E. Archibald and family,
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Curnett, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Robl and daugh
ter and Marlon Fischer.
was filed by defendant's counsel
Friday in circuit court here. It is
alleged in the demurrer that more
than one crime Ig, set out in the
indictment and that the indict
ment therefore is faulty.
Salesman wanted to work Salem
and vicinity. Good salary. For
appointment call 3511, Saturday
between 8 a. m. and 1 p. m
in a dwelling charged against A.
C. Jones was reduced to petty lar
ceny, and on the reduced charge
he pleaded guilty and was sen
tenced to 90 days in the county
Jan. Tne state recommended a
parole for period of a year, so
sentence was suspended.'
$1000 In Estate The estate
of Harry L. Woodward, deceased.
has as its sole asset the returns
Xou-SoU Voluntary -A volun-lfrom a 81000 life insurance tol-
tary non-suit for the plaintiff was J Icy according to an appraisal fil-
tnea in circuit court Friday in the led . in probate court Friday. Exe-
case. of the State Industrial Aeci-1 cutor's - fees for handling the
dent commission against Frank 1 31000 are Disced at 870 and at-
Cherry Pickers
Get Most Jobs
Jobs in berry fields and or
chards are largely going to Indi
viduals who apply directly to the
growers, C. C. Dotson, In charge
of the Y. M. C. A. employment
office here, said yesterday.
Forty-three persons obtained
work through the , local agency
Walker.
I torney's fees at the same amount.
Ob
ltuary
Big auction today 1:35 k. m. F.
IN. Woodry's Auction Market.
Seeks $2300 Suit to collect
82500 allegedly past due on
mortgage note, was filed in cir
cuit .court here yesterday by Al
Overloading ' Carl
pleaded not guilty in
court yesterday to an overloading
charge, and will go to trial July
19 at 10 a.m. He is out; on bis
own recognizance. ,. .
Wanted, used furniture, Tel. 5110
Furnishes Bail NT. Warren,
held in jail on a manslaughter
charge, furnished undertaking on
31500 bail yesterday, and is at
liberty. .
Beckner
Louie M. Beckner died at a lo- J ben Edward Smith, incompetent.
cat nospuat juiy , agea jz years, throurh Dewev Smith, hia mar
Rohrer resiaenc or AiDany. burvivea dian. Eva Mathiot and -several
justice I 07 Wiaow Mar7 uecKner, oi ai- others are named defendants.
uauj , tuiiuicut iwis, ta, al
ter, Lester,- John and Louis, at
home; tour sisters, Mrs. Blanche
Coville of Patton, Calif.; Mrs. J.
Monroe of Portland: Mrs. Elsie
Sturgis of Alsea; Mrs. Stella Long
or Albany; parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Beckner of Albany. Services
from Clough-Barrick company
Chapel Saturday, July 8, at 2 p. m.
with interment in the Albany
cemetery. j
Guests at Findley's Dr. and
Mrs. M. C. Findley of Salem; have
as guests at their home, Mr. and
Mrs. George Oliver ot Yakima.
Mrs. Oliver is a daughter ot the
i Vhen
' Others
Fail
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No matter with what yon are
afflicted, our t wonderful herb
treatment will positively relieve
Findleys. Mr. Oliver is a graduate I influenza, diseases of the throat,
or Willamette university and a
member of the Yakima high
school faculty.
Coming Events
July T-fcVCMy-wkle 'drive
to raise $1200 -for Red
Crofts to aid Kelso disaster
sufferers." " V-V "
July 9 Nebraska state
picnic, J. W. Gilham farm
near Macleay.
July 13 County Christ.,
ian Endeavor picnic. Hag
er's grove, afternoon.
July 21 .i Special state
wide and city of Salem elec
tion . .'V.:
' July 23-- " Picnic" for
former teachers and pupils
of Evergreen school,' Silver
ton park. .
July 23 Picnic and dedi
cation Silver Falls' . State
park. ', '
July 24-20 Annual En
campment. Spanish --u. War
Veterans.
' Aturust 'f 0 Ohio state
annual "picnic Salem Muni
cipal auto park. -
4, i5 ' Xagel : '
"T Mrs. . Alma Nagel at the . resi
dence, 555 Highland avenue, July
6. Survived by her widower, G.
A. NageL Services from the
Clough-Barrick chapel, Saturday,
July 8 at 19 a. m. Interment
I.O.O.F cemetery. Rev. Rutseh
officiating, f- j , -
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Births
;; Hovey To Mr. and Mrs. L. B.
Hover, 1545 ! N. Commercial, a
daughter, Betty Lou, born June
30, Salem General hospital.
Miller To 'Mr. and Mrs. Vern
W. Miller, E. . Center street, - a
daughter, Margaret La Vern, born
June 23, Salem General hospital,
Cavender To . Mr. and Mrs
Wilbur C. Cavender, a daughter,
Doreen Esther, born June 15,
Deaconess hospital.
Ensley To Mr. and Mrs. Mearl
Ensley, Independence, a son, Dor-
sey Ray, borm June 27, Bungalow
Maternity hospital. - -, .
Oldenmurs To Mr, .and Mrs
Harold Oldenburr. Route 8. Sa
lem. a- daughter. Donna - Ccreen,
Biggest and best band in the ral-
lev. Mellow Mrvnn lnnft.
Vagrancy Charged J. C. Mc
Lean, picked, up about : the fair
grounds on a vagrancy charge,
pleaded not guilty in justice court
yesterday, and will stand trial at
p.m. 'July 28. He was released
on his own recognizance. -
Offers $500 Reward H. G.
Ziegler of Aurora, from whose
hop houses , 1C bales ot hops
were stolen May 27, is announ
cing a 3500 reward to any per
son - who locates and Identifies
the 1 bales.
heart, kidneys, liver, stomach,
piles, asthma, ' chronic cough,
weakness, constipation, dizziness.
neuralgia, headache, appendicitis,
rheumatism, - arthritis, - neuritis,
blood poison, catarrh diphtheria.
eczema, swollen glands, tonsilltis,
ear trouble, , lumbago, tumor,
dropsy, female complaints, ner
vousness; all disorders disappear
without operation. r
CONSULTATION FREE -
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H. S. LOW, Directing Herbalist
"473 S. Commercial St.
Salem, Oregon Phone 5758
Lady Attendant Hours O to A p.m.
Week Days; to 12 Sundays.
I Main - Office, . Oakland. Callf
21 Year et Service '
will feel better
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Look Smarter .
. in an
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D. H. &IOSHER
474 Court Tel 5401
. Invalid Chairs
to Rent
,CaU CO 10, L'sed Furalture.
Departmeat
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thrifty to trade what you no longer want, for something
you do want and need.
Now, The Statesman makes "swapping" doubly interesting
and profitable. By inserting a novel and original "Swap"
ad in the "Swaps and Exchanges" columns in The States
man Want Ads, you not only may trade something that's
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Eagle and the Hawk" at the Elsinore Monday & Tuesday.
with
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CAROLE LOMBARD
JACK OAKIE
CARY GRANT
Sample Suggestions of "SWAP Ads
TYPEWRITER I cant satisfy my
love of music on a typewriter. You
can't write letters on a radio. Let's
trade. '
. DESK "Stand up and grow tall."
they ssy. I'm 8 ft. 8 In.; have high
bookkeeper's desk; will swap for flat
a top.
3 DAYS STARTING
SuDimdlasr, cMlsr
Midnight Matinee, Saturday, 11:30 p.m.
The picture all Salem has been waiting to see.
More Thrills
than "Hell's
Angels" 2nd
'Tings"
Greater Cast
Amazing drama
of two war-birds f
who flow to
glory together,
hating oach
othtr all th
way! And tho
woman whoso
charms mado
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fi tho war!
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LADDER 60 ft. extension ladder;
will trade for 8-in. post augur. You
go yonr way and I'll go mine.
FURNITURE Wife's gone to Re
no. Will trade 8-rm. excellent furni
ture for good '33 ear that , will go
places. . ,
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least three insertions . from July 8 to July 11,
inclusive, in the Want Ad Section of The States
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"Swap" advertisements to The Statesman. One
person may enter as "many "Swap' advertise
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. Employees of The Statesman and members of
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