Gold Hill news., March 07, 1929, Image 1

V o i,IM E NO. 31
T U B GOLD n il.I^ N K W g , JAfxKgQN COUNTY. OREGON
THURSDAY, MARCH 7. m a
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___________M MBER 17
President hoover Administered Oath of Office
Crowds Watch Ceremony.
in Spite of Drizzling Rain
TELL YOUR MERCHANT WHERE YOU SAW HIS
AD WHEN YOU DO YOUR SHOPPING-
IF YOU DONT BUY THE ARTICLE ADVERTISED
TELL HIM YOU SAW HIS AD ANYWAY—HE
WANTS TO KNOW IT IS READ.
Several Amendments To
Be Submitted to People
W ith a d risx lin g ra in io a k in g (he
BERRY GROWERS WARNED
curious onlooker«, the Inauguration IC I.KKKS AT SAI.EM
SENATOR M ILLER PLEASED
.
. The last obstaclev tythei7890S
o f H erbert Hoover a„ president o f ,
AGAINST UNDERSIZED BOXES
IL L TO P R O H IB IT DAMS
| Six
constitutional
amendments
W ITH WORK OF LEGISLATURE
the United State« proceeded a« !
DRAW RIG CHECKS
ON ROGUE RIVER PASSED are to be submitted to the people
scheduled. W ith the new president
“
Report« have reached the U S
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o f Oregon fo r ra tifica tio n at the
“ I am gratified by w hat we have
landing bareheaded, the r a in pour-
Cle^ ul i" 1t’ » ' ^ « r n p h lf h ire fo r Department o f A g ricu ltu re
that
aible
Rogue
Construction o f dams i „ the main next special o r general election and
iiit f o v e r h im , he w a s n«lm i l l is lu re d
11 s 5,l<‘
h i th e letfi.sh liv e
(>n. ,1, r h rs in i „ . r r
i z
, been
/
7 ' ” to accomplish fo r iw#u<
th e 'o a th of office. A very large
« tf*«» <* «4,79 50 u r endeavoring to HeeurJ ¿ i ? h ? i T ’ T / " prHOi* rv,ng Hs recreation- channel o f the Rogue riv e r below one at the next general election.
The six to be submitted at the
crow d m illed „round the scene ,n $23.611.50 w
« f h k h ^ w a
„.o s re
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2*“ - * j i M i,k r > Gran‘ * . Pas*,
^ " “ ‘ " admitted
. E d w a r d a, the
W. the mouth o f Big Butte creek is
" « ^ than
^ " " the
fo r ,n*
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'u '* l h "
*h"* bo*
specai election are:
now
prohibited
by
law
.
Senate
o rder to eutch a glimpse o f tht
ex|xn(lr<1 ftrr
w W by ,hvni hob|
o, h(;r ,
le-is)a(ive #e
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H. J. R 1—P ro vid in g fo r the re­
h iii 15-1, w hich specified th e p o r­
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ceremony and o f the new and re­ the same purpose at the 1927 session hCPPy
hoX(*S. (iro w e rx flr$» w arnari nlrt««»
tio n of the riv e r to be w ith d ra w n peal o f A rticle X I b o f the consti­
it w a v announced tonight.
tirin g presidents.
This Increase too was in spite o f | f at t u a l l V 't r u " d " n u -a n * thm" ih *'
1 be,ieVe * * have * * en able to from a p p ropriation, was signed by tution. I his is a long a rticle ad­
Thus the humble farm boy, who
in 1919, ---------
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w hich
, opted
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.. interests
m
a
te
r
.
al
reductions
O„
the
cost
o
f
bllM.s
art.
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w
the
s
an
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r
,
“ ioun,la’ io ‘! to r some very nec- the governor Tuesday.
llr I aw the lig h t o f day on an ..(.erations made by some o f she X d t v
„ w hkh c
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«egislation next session espec-
T rib u ta ry streams are elim inated °n Oregon irrig a tio n d is tric t bonds
Iowa form and Infer grew to young
more im portant senate committee«, ¡ng the hoxe tn iu h t fin I ii *ons u ,‘ ia lly on the cabinet fo rm o f govern- . under the provisions o f the law, w a* Ku ;lranteed by the state,
manhod in o u r n w n stute, became notably the engrossed and enrolled ¡ „ vi(),
' * , |b ,
' ,h* m»‘‘,ve» inent,” M ille r said. "T h a t is one o f ' w '' h.le
h ,e aP
rp p I*O
ro p ria Iio
tio n o f watei
w ater from
Tax Measure
tlie highest executive fh th is great h ills rouifti dee w hich operated fo r
'. q i « ’ “ S, an <, ard the biggest and most fa r reaching in ‘,he rta ric ‘ cd area may be m:
made fo r
J- B- i f — Ie to amend Section
laud o f ours.
$1701) less
less th
ig «csslon
than Inst.
’
It* effects o f any measure passed
o r r irrig
a tio n , withe
f A rticle I, to . kv
p e . rm
it me
the ieg
leg-
. . . . . . . .
.
I $17011
th i.
session tlieiii
Iasi
passed , ;do,n‘‘s*,c
! ' ,o,n‘‘SI' c o
'«rigation,
w ith o u t in - 32 o ..........................
,«•>
( . u r I tl, . then
Ihe
Desk
,|,.rUs in
(h ® Semite were I 1 I ’ eparlm
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ltu re o fflci- this session.”
... Senator
Vl< „ ......I
/" took
.
I oath
,r> ">«
, ent
.. o f A g ricu ------”
K » iu n .
te rfe rin ---------
g w ith Ihe free passage up ’* la‘ ure lo classify property, inciud-
flrst mai, f X
we , r , h v t ■
il,’ OWed
<,ny' o v e r,i" ‘‘‘ pay to r
k X "
’ ’V T is / e,r \ ,it,,c
Senator M ille r also pointed out H
d° Wn ° L
fish.
ing m otor vehicles, and to take i „ -
ippi io . ¿ r reach , h . v i . 2 ?
W“ *On r " " ‘ in « •fro " 1 WTO <« ! Im x «
*.
X ,ba‘ " «r ‘ a» <Ji al had been done fo r „ i* ntt o r* E dw ard M iller, Grants to consideration the element o fv a l-
denev
II
i
ii
<■ '* prc ' "
h»r these positions.
Several
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Parent man- | b f taxation situation especially i n ' as*> • ’ d George Dunn, Ashland, ut‘ and depreciation in levying an ex
t iu a '. n X t ‘h , X
r ,n.,, H c h i , r < h r , ‘ ' h' ' o" b " i ' ' ^ a' ' - ' ^ ‘'n- X T ? , Sa,,,|,,7 Oi ‘ .he ° U,PU‘ ‘ he e x te n lio , of X
X
“ s is "
John H. C a r-I
< « w ith o u t specific- Lsess-
l.ln .^ f
on who hn, Ihe ographers received more fo r th e ir
f
b“ 'o r y are esterf by the de- m e n t H t. C(Jlnnieri<?t.d |he jn (. f h in , Medford m id W illia m Briggs, ">ent o f the property so classified.
WmM o f the a b n r,g ln e e .n hi« veins.'services <h«„ did the chief c le r k ‘¿ " „ r i X i ‘r"” “ ' ? “ .? “. d
n ' ,,e “ « »"«« e x c i s X X a r e X P e n . ' A’ h' and’ W fre s‘ wnso'
lb e meas-
S. -I R. 1 2 ^ IS ,o amend Section
Both o f the men who were, lust ,,f ||u . senate
’ «•»e.
, he d i m e u l l o S X d by i S S u r i n X ' ' " ’
C0“ ,rBeMve lc«ia,a-
' °f —
“
’ U PUrP° S* U WeB'
Monday, placed nt the bend o f our-
tic a P w ith S. J. R. I I , although
government, came from the west.
maufacturers, however, sonietm es: „ .
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a diffe -—
re n * t K“
pert ” o * f *r the
constitution
RESIDENT HOOVER
unon
make one box appear sm aller than !
Ano‘ her th in g w h ich to be com- ASHLAND
Thia fact gives the westerners a
FOR PREP
I N V I ARFS
T A T i n W'Pi
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S o mended
‘ ° " brin
g “ c in cunsm
,° h3rm
o"V
APPOINTS T H E NEW
th r ill o f pride w hich ha« not been
another. One box, fo r
example, mended is that we have repealed
FOR IN V IT A T y tN A L
H . J. R. 2 0 - Is to amend Section
attached to other s im ila r occasions.
C AB IN E T MEMBERS max have a slig h tly sm aller top and m any old and often useless statutes
T O l RNAMENT
29 of A rtic le IV , to provide $500
F ollow ing the inauguration, Pres­
yet have a slig h tly larger capacity and amended others,” he added.
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pay
fo r each member o f the legis-
Failure to provide fo r the deficit
ident Hoover delivered his ii.a u g u rl
The sennle has approved the cab- than a box w ith a la rger top.
Tuesday, 15 o f Ashland’s business iature fo r each tw o years served,
and
accumulated,
unprovided
fo
r
a ll" dress Ihe substance
f w hich
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appoiliim ents o f President
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,M) fo r ciK'h 20 m iles travel-
o f the state, such as money n,en had a p re lim in a ry tournament ,,lu *
w ill be derived from the fo llo w in g Hoover and ilhen adjourned. Tw<WNEW PARK SUPERINTEND ENT ! needs
fo r th»""state 7nstitut“ ons " w a s X n -
hi ° n a' ' h'’ L i’ hia SPrin «« hotel ,
an<‘ fr «n> »he meeting. Pre-
h ig h iig !s of the talk. Peace and o f the Coolidge cabinet were reta n i
COMES TO T A K E
, sured by M ille r who explained t h a l l 1 " ^
ldans and appointed i ? "li n fiJ ofI* ers w ould receive one-
f law enforcement seemed to he Ihe ed by Hoover. They were A ndrew i
CHARGE
1 ,h
)■—— i in
— stitu tio _ n _ s ____¡committees
fo ,Or
r the
ent
the *' "«*<*»
needs of » tk»se
con- 7 ' h : ' 7 S,
‘ \ e entertainm
«'"‘ «•C inm
ent h a ll additional.
outstanding topic« w ith the -prom- ; Mellon, Secretary o f the T re a s u ry ,'
tm ue year a fte r year and sim ply 1...
, «dors, and to p rganuc a S. J. R. 6— is to amend Section L
ise of farm re lie f.
and Secretary o f Labor Davis.
<
pile up u n til they almost amount to X j T * a i p,r ‘“ to u r" amen‘
c a tr , o f A rticle X I c, the W ortd W ar Vet-
E. C. —
Solinsky,
recently
named
I lie most m a lig n o f all dangor* ‘ " H x ''1* tw o men there was co n
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.-in m y w
iu ie u
n deficit in themselves.
,Pal*n
And at an e a rly hour Wed- t rans Aid amendment, to provide
today is disregard iifl.l disobc enre *ld e r» b lr opposition, especially to OPerintendcnt o f C rater Lake nat-
“ I r e o r e t ih u i „ nnna u i
i
n ,US<lay n,o rn |n« this committee re- indebtedness mav be incurred to
o f law.
M e llo n
Ne ther o f the e men w ere i,,nal W>r|G arrived Inst week w ith age tax on oronertv n r
,
’ T “ '1 ,hi“ ‘ h cy. had W3° 'iu b s c ril” fo u r p‘ r c« " ‘
o f three per
Crime is increasing. Confidence
o p o n and th e question a ro se
G. Thompson, now superin- was not pas*sed to care fo r 'the d t * th t0 ^ ards pa5
,he expense o f , rent of the assessed valuation o f
ls rig id und speedy justice is dc
*° w ," ‘tber o r not a cabinet mem- ‘ ‘■"dent o f Yosemite national park,
lic it,” M ille r declared The ne I
'i*
‘ ea,ns- And they are the state. It also is to extend p riv -
creasing.
ber c#n ‘lo ‘d over w ith o u t being th e y made Ihe tr ip o f 540 miles by to r i, w ill t» m iro ;
X 2 i ' , P|,i,n i d , . ,hr '
T l,' !'
¡ ¡ '”
S t-fh -tt« * ..
Rigid and expeditious justice is ’ ^
u’ w n ; i ’e rJ‘ nl‘« ‘ h is argument «H o in tw o days tra ve lin g from session ”
'
P
” em phatically that the amount must i P hdipine and Boxer w a r veterans
session.
rm ph erfiA u t
.
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» n rra n s
the first safeguard of fre e d o m .
L
n, ^ ‘ ‘i
¡'/'V
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U> ' ,ark-
tacn
bciore the tournam ent > serving between February 14, 1898
"How ever, on the whole, I th in k
There w ould be little Ir r flic in |GWJr
' cabinet u If be as fo l-
He i s now o ffic ia lly in charge
IS ended.
land Ju ly 4, 1902; re d n d T loa n lim it
the session has e n tire ly justified
No greater national service can \
,
of Ihe C rater l.ake national park
"rm rm b e n n g that we had o n ly from $4,000 to $3,000; w id o w o r dc-
itse
lf
and
the
action
in
forestry,
be given—than refusing participn- heerefory o f State, H enry L. S tim -,**11' °« th being administered last
$185 fro m ticket sales to d istrib u te ! pendent father o r m other o f any
tio „ in transactions w ith illegal *On‘
w 'o ik .
week, lie w ill be in h is office in banking, and irrig a tio n is costruc- among v is itin g teams last year, and ¡person w ho has died (w hether in
llicf ntkzv,**
__ *
liq u o r.
Secretary of W ar, James W. Good. ,he Ecderal building, and is desir- tive legislation,” he said.
ju si aoout nothing from o u r pre > service o r not at tim e o f death)
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tournam ent ticket sale, a new fin- and x^ho has not received loan en-
Disregard fo r some law destroys to "» -
®u*_
meeting all people having
D avid D. Ruick, in ve n to r of the
respect fo r all law .
A ttorney General, W illia m D. M il- business to transact and especially Buick automobile, died p ^ n n i h - s s 7 n * > aS , <R>rille<1 ,,pon'
1 to; to be made c li«i ble to
those w ho have been employed in rv—
. . .
.
| In is com m ittees plan was evident- loan. Also to extend loans to per-
C rim in a l activities must stop,
i ehell. Minnesota,
D etroit, Wednesday. The life
of
the rig h t one as they have more i sons not residents of Oregon at tim e
Progress i« born of cooperation
Postmaster General, Waites F. park w o rk in the past.
Ruick was one of many reverses.
in the com m unity—-not from govhrn- , B row n, Ohio.
S iqieriiitendent S olinsky w i l l Cancer wgs the cause o f his death. than tw ice last year’s total amount (o f enlistm ent o r induction, w ho has
when it is s till ten days before the been bona fide resident fo r 10 years
metnl restraints.
! Seerefary o f Navy, Charles Fran- spend a week o r ten days in the c ity
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tournam ent opens and they are s till continuously p rio r to application
Self government can succeed only <*is Adatqs, Massachusetts
1,cfore re tu rn in g to C a lifo rn ia on a
ru n n in g in high, and best o f a ll they 5 fo r Ioan, interest on such Ioans to
through an instructed electorate.
S ecretary o f In te rio r, Ray L y -1 *h o rt °® ici«l business trip . W ith
are not taking a gam bler’s chance exceed by one-half per cent the rate
Leadership must be d ro w n from man W ilb u r, C a lifo rn ia .
I Col. Thompson he w ill make a tr ip
but are getting cash in hand.
»the whole people.
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Secretary of A gricu ltu re , A rth u r ,o C rater Lake, they w ill travel as
o f interest on state bonds.
u
Pubilc health should he ns fu lly ... Hyde, Missouri.
Missouri,
Cir :.s possible by auto and com-
To be subm itted at the general
H YD E PROMISES AID
organised as p ublic education.
Secrefary o f Commerce, Robert p!e,e ,,H‘ remained o f the distance
election o f November, 1930, is the
C ivilisa tio n is old enough that we Paiterson Lamont, Illin o is .
°n *kils.
TO FARMERS McPherson amendment fo r cabinet
I
ought to find a w ay to permanent
form o f governm ent;
A rth u r M. Hyde, fo rm e r governor
peace.
VON DER H E LLE N QUARRY
GRAV TO M INE RANCH CLAIM
S. J. H. 16— Is to add tw o new
o f M issouri, and the new secretary
We have no desire fo r te rrito ria l
sections, 19 and 20, to A rtic le V
RESUMES OPERATIONS
o
f
agriculture.
w
as
the
first
of
the
expnnsion-*_or dom ination o f other
Zane Grey, noted western author,
President Hoover favors embargo
o f the constitution.
It
provides
Hoover cabinet to make public an
peoples.
w
ho has a lodge ” « n „ W
Bar on
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” in
" " kle
“ e tsar
The Von der Hellen quarYy open- upon
te in ,
that adm inistrative
functions o f
1
! h .
We wish Io advance ihe reign o f lh«‘ lo w e r Rogue, in te n d , to devel- «<1 «gain Monday and a crew o f men M e x ic o rebels iro n , , h i, e o u n iry
state are to be exercised by govern­
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y
Soon after he was sworn i n to-
Justice nnd reason tow anls Ihe e x -'o p e the m ining claim on w hich his a r<* busy getting out ballast rock
o r w ith the assistance o f nine de­
Arrests were made i „
several I daJ , hc ,Jssued a form al statement.
tln c tio n o f force.
| place i s situated, according to o re- fo r Ihe
Southern
Pacific.
The
partm ents: (1)
A g ricu ltu re ;
(2)
parts of the U nited States e a rly r „ L undcrtakt‘ .‘ ty» ,ask
fu ll
The animosities of elections have Port give,, by Ik ,, H. Irvin g , U. S. length o f the present ru n i s
Labor and In d u stry; (3) F inancial
in-
no place in our government.
¡m ineral surveyor, in Roseburg. The definite.
th is week o f dope rin g attaches. I
“
7 ,lifticu J,i‘' s’ bu‘ A d m in istra tio n ; (4) Commerce; (5)
T h e . rn n n /b .e .
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Ill-considered rentedlc, fo r our pro p e rty lias been w orked previous-
Ih e roundup ensnared
several op­ oetcm uned to do my level best to Education; (6) P ublic W orks and
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effectuate the a g ricu ltu ra l policies
faults brin g o n ly penalties a fte r l.v hut was abandoned each time.
F R E E M A N IM P L E M E N T CO.
Domain; (7) Health and P ublic W el­
erators nnd over $1,000,000 w o rth
o f President Hoover. I believe in
,b<'n'-
| Mr. Grey come« to the Rogue al-
o
f
narcotics.
T
h
is
is
but
one
more
fare; (8) State Police and M ilita ry
RECEIVES CAR OF FENCES
I have no fears fo r the future o f most every fa ll fu r the fishing. He
o f the steps taken by the govern­ those policies. They are sound and A ffa irs; ,9) Legal A ffairs. A ll o f­
constructive. They w ill achieve a
our country. It i , bright w ith hope ehose the lo w e r riv e r location fo r
J. W. Freeman o f the Freeman ment to clean up the smuggling of larger measure o f prosperity fo r fice., and commissions except gov­
0
. | h l, lodge so Ih a t‘ hp w ould have
narcotics. The “ grab” consisted of
ernor, secretary o f state and state
the farm ers o f America.
treasurer, are to be abolished Ju ly
m orphine, heroine apd opium.
may he made from dried fr u it , l,v w o rk.
i r .,n
,
T
l0“ " . o f Am er-
«II I,hSha" t ‘ riVe 10 coopcra,e w i,b | •> —
a,,« „ u „ e , tra n sfe rre d to
L 1931, and duties
Over a score o f peop.e were k i „ -
by tra n sfe rre
^ a d r ' t to
-
g rin d ln g them w ith eoeouut.
A fte r
Mr Grey ha, already ordered fu rn ish in g manx o f I h X n e y to im
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(‘rowe.rs ar*
. clo»<-
High Places in
Nation's News
‘ m ixtu re m 7 e i i r0 U n . B‘ Cr ,h ° POns" " c,ion o f " «»«unestic w ater ers w ith their fencing M r F r « ‘ e<l in Illin o i, the first o f the week problems of the farm
I h o p ^ .ls o ‘ X a 7 re f E
r "
be
‘n
m ixture mny he rolled into any system nnd ha, take,, steps fo r tin- nnu h a s In ,,
i .-n
M when they im bibed too fre e ly o f to have th e ir asshtnnee We S
1
" C d,rec,ors »° b«* ap-
S X dee
d, i X r n<1 ’ Prink,<,a
W i' " " ’‘•dj - ' 7 - p p r«7«'-<-n,s and develop- the imp,omen*! h u s i n ^ ‘ u h e T a T -
a°en‘ rh.ba^
“ H “ 0''- M“ ny ° ' b e r i| S’ !,r' i "« fro n i ,oday’
"¡ffe re n c o f"s im d c
g° Vern° r
C° nSent
powdered s u g a r y
men, o f the claim , „p o n w hich he ley ami his place o f business has
are blind o r dangerously i ll as a <•» o f opinion have no place i „ the
Coconn, macaroons are easily w o rk 1« fin is h ^
He
" n " H; i r ™ k 1'“ 1"
" ‘ e CC ft ° f , bp farm - result of the operations o f the present situation and should not
T H E WORSE TO COME
liq u o r dealers.
be perm itted to hinder or delay the
'There’s Madge, I understand she
accomplishment o f all that
may bought that dres« by installm ents.”
re su lt, use one cup of m ilk lo a may have suitable a c c S id a H o il I OU" d ° " Un° ' hl r ,,a8<‘ o f t b i s ‘ ««e-
Ex-President Coolidge nnl w ife constructively be done in aid o f , “ I suppose that's the firs t in sta ll-
i a ^ 'i 't X ^
« O L D ,™ HUGE
have returned t 0 th e ir home in AnuA-icnn a g ricu ltu re .”
! meat she’s w e a rin g .”
Southampton, Mass., Tuesday. He
-o-
intlon ---.KTII
may he hod b y <
a | d d in g 4 ¡a n n u a l v is ita tio n s
th e rccreal o'n '
TR 'W E EXPANSI0N SALE is again a eonynon American citisen
Audrey Garman o f Central Point REBEKAHS HOLD N IC K L E
tablespoons o f sweetened ground spot.
nfter
serving
th
is
co
u
n
try
fo
r
near­
near C to ld H i» ° *h n H 'ttlC h° m°
SOCIAL N EX T WEDNESDAY
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w
S
m
L
s
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f n e
r
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return nL "on e * X 7 WMk P" d ’ ' The Reb<>kab "¡e kle social w ill
chocolate.
ly tw o terms as president.
v i.. r ®
S b’ y cvp,t,n«' »><• an event to look fo rw a rd to fo r
One pound of b rick butter equals
Mexico is again in the th ro e , o f 't h e spe'ciaT nnu m ^ r earW,»i,in <’ " e ° f
Wednesday evening. The
2 cups. To gc, one cup cut in tw o
rebellion. The rebel« seem lu be held at the G o b i H ill" h ’ t V ’T
i ' ‘ b:di‘'s pro,n;se a fa " evening o f en-
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Tb * *s *be second huge flghting a losing battle, however, F rid a y evening '
crosswise. A h a lf cup is one-fourth
Scho° ’ ’ ' “ ’•‘ aip'«p" ‘ " i t h ear,! p la yin g and
The cons, guard cutte’r, Suiamecq t ,
o f the b rick and one-fourth cup o r
and ft is expected that the central I
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government w ill soon have the r e v o -! Tom T a w n r,
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P °,,tipal luncheon w ill be served cafeteria
o u r readers tune to peruse th is ad. mg more sm oothly „g«in .
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