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Thursday December 28, 1922
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T a ttered R ussians Look To
"America F or Clothing W hich “ >
W ill K e e p Them From*Death
SBY â ÊÊRT.MÔSËS
Cause for Haste.
“We had a big argument Inst night.
Squire, about the real cause of the coal
i strike,” began tbe village bore, upon j
discovering Esquire Ramsbottom, the
, well-known jurist of Petunia, sitting
: in comfort in Ills back-tilted chair in
tbe shade. “Now, wliat is your opinion
about----- ”
“Sorry, Emory, but I haven’t time
to settle flint for you now." inter
rupted the squire. ” 1 just happened
: to remember that m.v niece told me
' to be sure to do something right away.
' 1 forget whether it was one or the
i other. To make certain of being right
1 am going now and have both oper
ations performed. See you later 1”—
Kansas City Star.
I
The Whipped Cream Age.
Old Charlie Isaacson says:
As I rode out of Buffalo 1 observed
three men playing poker in the club
car—three tough politician types.
When 1 arrived in New York I was
thirsty and went into my favorite
fountain a t Grand Central. While I
waited for the electric shaker to make
my egg phosphate I heard in u gruff
voice:
“Three chocolate sodas, please.”
And In a gruffer voice came the re
mark :
“And give me plenty of whipped
créant on mine.”
1 tu rned; 1 found the customers
were my tough companions from the
train.—Pittsburgh Leader.
In D:ubt.
One ,,f our good housekeepers knows
s,ie |las no car for mus’c, but wlun
sjie ¡s hustling around her pots and ’
pa„ s and scrubbing and washing out
ten towels she cannot restrain hum
ming a bit just out of her cleaning-up
joy. Now there is also a little ttelgli-
lw»r boy wlto plays under her window.
Once while the process of scrubbing
was going o n above 1 lie little fellow
looked up at the window with a face
all puckered uhd serious, as If some
question laid been troubling him for
quite a while.
••Well, Tommy, what’s the m atter?’’
inquired the housekeeper.
A long pause—then, “Please, ma’am
is you singing?”—Exchange.
Every public expense is paid
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"rabecriptiou Price Delivered in C t t j: |^
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ne month ....................................5 .65 (
hree m o n t h s ............................... 1.93! *> An em pty stom ach ignores •
Six m onths .................................... 3.75
the Ten C om m andm ants.
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One year ...................................... 7 .5 0 ,^
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Mail and Rurui Routes
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Love and the w eath er pay no
Self Starting Engine.
One m onth ................................ ,* L 9 5 » % ) ' a tte n tio n to th e C onstitution.
*^i
Automatic
starting of an engine
T h re e m onths .............................
<?>
3.50
surprised the driver and fireman of a
Hix months ..................................
6.5? •♦>
By giving aw ay things you
train ui Beauvais, in France. The two
One year ....................................
ADVERTISING RATES
.sen in charge were standing by their
•$> don’t w ant, you can get people
Display Advertising
delaciied
steam engine, when it sud
eingso insertion, each in ch . . . . ,30c ••> to say you a re “ gen ero u s.” ’
denly
started
off, leaving them at the
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YEARLY CONTRACTS
station.
The
engine, being short of
Display Advertising
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High local tax atio n not only <?:,
steam, ran only six miles, to Herehies
One tim e a w e e k ....................... 27 Ifcc r keeps new people from com ing <$• i
Junction, where It pulled up uud
Two tim es a w eek........................25 c <?> to town, b u t drives old citizens ♦
awaited the a rr’.vui of Its crew.
livery o th e r d a y .......................... 20 r
<r> out.
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Local Renders
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Each line, each tim e ..................... 10< $>
Grateful Son.
To ru n every o th e r iSav for one
<•> The m ost reliable form of ♦
"My boy," said the millionaire lec
m onth, each line, each tira e . . 7c <♦> honesty comes to the s u r.a c e •
turing ids son on the Importance of
: T’v5
To riuT every issue to? one m onth
economy, “when I was your age 1
?>
w
hen
th
ere
i3
no
im
m
ediate
oc-
♦
or m ore, each line, each tim e . . 6
M
rallie
d water for a gang of brick
Classified Column
♦> casion to use it.
ìli
layers."
One cent th e word each tim e.
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“I'm proud of y< u, father,” an»
To ru n every issue for one m onth ❖ HEZ HECK SAY'S;
W ireless Signals and tbe Aurora.
swered his offspring; “if It hadn't
o r m ore, % c th e w ord each tim e.
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“ T ake one trouble to
It is due to the observations of a been for your pluck and perseverance
Legal R ate •
scientist of Montreal that we now 1 -might have had to do something o f
10<
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court,
and you’ll come
F irst tim e, per 8 -p e 'n t lin e.
Each subsequent tim e, per 8-
<s> aw ay w i’h tw o.”
thousands of lives. In addition • know to a practical certainty that wire that sort myself."—Irish World.
At the height of fam ine suffering peratlve to provide some channel of
less telegraphy may be affected by ibe
polnt line ...................................... 5(
to
individual rem ittances, tnrough
in Russia, ju st before the harvest for filling an increasingly bitter which packages for delivery to spec-’ aurora borealis.
Card of t h a n k s .............................$1.00
need.
Reports from Colonel Wil
in 192 2, the Am erican Relief Ad liam N. Haskell, director of the itic persons in Russia can be o rd er-’
O bituaries, th e line ..................... 2 t ic
Tills scientist describes three occa
Fraternal Orders and Societies
is on its way tow ard b ringing th e
m inistration was feeding 10,500,000 Russian Unit, and from all his ed, the organization has made an
sions, when the aurora was present,
A dvertising for fra te rn a l order; screen to its rig h tfu l place as the
persons every day. In keeping with aides, together w ith m any petitions appeal for all charitably inclined
or in tbe brilliant weather associated
i?r societies charging a reg u la r in iti
its policy of helping only in em er from schools and rural districts, persons to purchase clothing re-,
with aurora, when his apparatus re
m ost p o ten t force for social good in
m
ittances
for
general
relief
thro
ugh
atio n fee and dues, no discount. Re
gency, and where the recipients of have piled up overwhelm ing evid
ceived dispatches over ubnoruiul
llgioua and benevolent orders will be ihe nation.
charity can not help themselves, ence of great suffering from lack of the headquarters a t 42 Broadway, , ranges.
Singularly, the apparatus
Often a dull, full feeling in chest
New
York
City.
All
such
remit-^
A m erica is s ta rtin g th e new year
charged th e reg u la r ra te for all sd
the Am erican Relief A dm inistration adequate clothing. It is estim ated
apparently affected by tlie aurora is caused by gas from undigested
eertlsin g when an adm ission or othei in a m uch im proved economic condi
decided to confine its free feeding th a t more th an one million child tances will be used in cases w here
could receive bnt not transm it signals food pressing upw ards tow ards tiro
charge is m ade.
for this w inter to one million of the ren and several million adults are the need is so pitiful th a t to esti
tion over th a t of 1922. declares Sen
lungs.
Som etim es gas presses on
while the influence lasted.
neediest children and to sick people, entering the w inter w ith virtually m ate the gratitude of those helped'
i
h
eart
and
is m istaken for heart,
What Constitutes Advertising
a to r W adsw orth, republican, of New
would
sound
m
audlin.
j
no
clothing
th
is
year.
An
overcoat
shocking cases of need am ong pro
trouble
Sim ple b uckthorn bark,
In o rd er to allay a m isu n d e rsta n d York
Each package contains enough,
A ccording to his sta te m e n t J
fessional
classes,
and
nursing in R ussia costs a year’s salary, and
1 glycerine, etc., as mixed .'n A dlerika,
ing am ong some as to w hat consti today unem ploym ent has ceased to ;
m others. A fter J a n u ir y first when the American Relief Adm inistration clothing m aterial to carry two chll-|
Ants Teo Much for Stcrpiejack.
tu te s news and w hat ad v ertisin g ,
. ,
.
expels gas and stops pressure alm ost
th e 1922 crop will have been ex feeding kitchens see frequent cases dren or one adult through the w in-1
An s were swept up by tbe bushel at . INSTANTLY in m anv caBes.
K e.
»♦ prin t th is very sim p le rule, which be a problem : a g ric u ltu re is recover-}
hausted th e child-feeding will be in- of children brought to receive food, ter. The following items, or th eir
M.akleford,
near
Aldershot,
on
Satur-
jnoves
su
rp
risin
i,
niaUe
r
from
BOTH
equivalent
in
value,
constitute
a
is used by new spapers to d ifferent! ing: m an u fa ctu rin g and com m ercial
creased to 2,000.000.
This sharp wrapped only in tatte re d sacks, dog-
day. They had been smoked out from upper and low er bowel, which
package, and the cost is J ’O each:
a te betw een them : ‘"ALL fu tu re en te rp rises are proceeding steadily :
drop occasioned little flurry.
The skins or horse hides.
4
2-3
yards
of
heavy
wool
r
’
.
c
i’i,'
(lie church spire, where they had pre- form ed gas and poisoned stom ach,
Russians
seem
willing
to
try
to
take
m
eet
this
situation
H
erbert
events, w here an adm ission chargt and prosperously. He is convinced
T-f
C hairm an of the American 4 yards of lining m aterial S yai icj
is m ade o r a collection is tak e n IS
vented the work of the steeplejack 1 A dlerika is EX CELLENT to guard
up th eir own burden.
\ .‘ m inistration, has author- of flannelette for shirts c;
ill. St»i,
A D VERTISIN G.”
T his applies to th a t the new year will he a happv
One call for help, however, has f
alio was carrying out repairs.—Lon- ag ain st appendicitis. T. K. Bolton,
to u r
jome so consistently and with such iz . a ciethlng rem ittance system j 1(5 yards of muslin t
don Times.
j D ruggist.
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o rganizations an d societies of every one for th e A m erican people, and
ood cause th a t the Am erican R e sim ilar in every way to the food re- j suits of underw *er; aj-‘
kind as well as to individuals.
th a t g reat prosperity will resu lt. In
ef A dm inistration has felt it Un- mii. a nee which has saved hundreds j thread to mah.< e® t t
All rep o rts of such activities after general content, his predictions are
they have occurred is news.
All com ing social or organization in line w ith th a t of the astronom ers.
Along the lines of science, chem
m eetings of societies w here no
6EF0RE LIFE WAS -COMPLEX
m oney co n trib u tio n is solicited. In iti istry, m edicine, su rg ery and o th er
atio n charged, o r collecton tak e n IS activities, g rea t steps forw ard have
Prehistoric Woman Whose Remaina
NEWS.
been m ade d u rin g th e year th a t has
Have Just Been Found Had Com
paratively Placid Existence.
alm ost passed. In spite of num erous
The A m erican Sm elting & D evel-;and one which lost n o thing by pur-
shocking /rim es heralded in the press
.BIBLE THOUGHT
Bones of a prehistoric woman, be
of the country, th e w orld is gettin g opm ent com pany, ow ning hydro-elec- chase of A m erican B rass early this
lieved
to have been a tree-climber,
b etter. T here is no sudden change. trie power on the K lam ath riv e r and year, so the A naconda could easily
— FOR TODAY —
have been found in the bed of the
4 Bible Thoughts memorized, will prove a
Today ap p ears no b e tte r th an y ester sites a t T rinidad, p ort of H um boldt swallow the lare st copper m ine River Cam, and are being submitted
’
priceless heritage in after years.
W hy not surprise the folks at home with a
d ay , and tpm orrow holds no definite county, C alifornia, for in sta lla tio n of know n in the w orld, Chile.
to expert opinion in London, England.
visit at Ynletide. It will make them happy
prom ises. Yet looking back over a ! a sm elting plan t, is reported r e a d y F o r some years th ere have been
Tlie bones were brought to the sur
period
of
m
any
days,
the
progress
j
to
build
a
railw
ay
connecting
th
e
obscure
indications
th
a
t
Gray
Eagle
face by a dredger within a quarter
and you, too. Plan now to take advantage of
THURSDAY’, DECEM BER 28
¡p o rt w ith points on th e K lam ath as Copper w hile stan d in g in the nam e of a mile of tlie famous Fenland inn,
MAN’S A P P E A L :— O Lord, re can be noted.
The new year is alm ost upon us far as Happy Camp (G ray Eagle! of Thom pson & Gunn, is really con- “The 1'ive Miles From Anywhere; No
vive Thy w ork in the m idst of the
W h e th e r it. is one of prosperity, fail m ine) in Siskiyou county, 10 m iles trolled by A naconda, one of which H urry!’’ ’
years. H ab ak k u k 3: 2.
Tlie whole district is one vast for
ures, nr successes; w h eth er re ta rd south of th e Oregon line, says the was a sum carried on the balance est of buried oaks, which were in ex
—in—
SOME PREDICTIONS
m ent or ad v an cem en t; w h eth er it P o rtlan d Jo u rn a l.
sheet for th e construction of this istence many thousands of years ago,
D evelopm ent of pow er a t Ishi-pigh railro a d to Gray Eagle.
A stronom ers and law m akers w ide will leave in h istory th e im p rin t of a
before tlie Fens were formed, and it
ly d iffe r as to the outlook for the forw ard step or a slip to th e re a r is began ab o u t 10 years ago, under di-1 The fu tu re of m ining in the Med- is hoped to recover tlie complete skel
E veryone rection of F ra n k L angford who ju st ford d istric t is largely dependent on eton.
com ing year. Some of the form er, by up to each individual.
Between all sta tio n s w here one-way fare is $3 0.00 or less
“The find is a most interesting one,”
sim ply gazing a t th e heavens and ob- j w orking for the sam e end will ulti p rio r to th a t handled in sta lla tio n of the building of this railro ad to Gray
said a Fellow of tlie Royal society.
Sale dates: Decem ber 22, 23, 24 25, 29, 30, 31, J a n u a ry
serviug the position of various sta rs, | »lately resu lt in m arked im prove-| equipm ent a t the B raden m ine in Eagle, which will soon
be corn-
“Tlie leg bones are undoubtedly
1st. F inal re tu rn lim it, Ja n u a ry 3rd.
planets and kindred groups declare m ents. The vision of one m an hin- c h ile , South A m erica, since taken m enced, according to this inform a- those of a woman, but they are of
tion.
over
by
the
A
m
erican
Sm
elting
&
th a t 1923 will be a year of prosper-1 dered by the poor eyesight of an-
extraordinary conformation.
F req u en t and C onvenient Service will m ake your journey
Blue Ledge m ine, an o th e r copper
"Whoever she was, she had a pretty
ity; the la tte r, in a m ajority of ¡o th er, cannot help b u t resu lt in a R efining, or the Guggenheim in te r
a trip of pleasure.
property, in th e vicinity of Gray E a foot.
cases, w ith a pessim istic look upon period of tem porary stag n atio n . W ith ests.
"If alive today, she would be a short,
The la st tra n s fe r of th e properties gle, is handled from M edford. Blue
th e ir faces, predict a gloomy picture. everyone th in k in g prosperity, believ
deep-chested
creature, covered with
Shipping, in the opinion of A lbert ing th e w orld is g e ttin g b e tte r, talk - a t T rinidad indicates en tran ce of Ledge is on the Rogue riv er drain-
hair, and with long, ape-like arms und
F o r fu rth e r p articu lars, ask
T. L asker, chairm an of the United ing optim ism and w orking to g eth er, Colonel Ja ck lin g into th a t phase o f : age and lias shipped m ore th an one prehensile toes.
1923
will
be
a
year
of
prosperity.
the
plans.
It
is
understood
th
a
t
de-
hundred
cars
of
high
grade
ore
S tates shipping board, is in grave
“Her home would be a rudely built
agents, or w rite
cision to build th e railw ay was taken th ro u g h Jacksonville and M edford to platform of sticks, with a family like
doubt. Keen foreign com petition is
ness to a glorified, crow’s nest. From
last m onth a t the tim e of the pur- Tacom a.
driving a larg e proportion of th e p ri
chase by A naconda of Chile Copper,
The Oregon highw ay com m ission this, excursions would be made among
vately owned tonnage of th e country
JOHN M. SCOTT, »
a G uggenheim en terp rise.
th is m onth took th e steps necessary the tree tops, she and her m ate swing
into the coastal and th e near-by tra d e ,
ing tliemselveSj^jnonkey-fashion, from
G eneral P assenger Agent.
Tliis last tra n sa ctio n is viewed to brin g a b o u t connection by a high-
w here, for s ta tu to ry or geographic!
bough to bough.
w ith som e reserv atio n s by those who way th ro u g h the Siskiyou ran g e be-
reasons, it is protected ag a in st f o r - !
“When on the ground, her gait
rem em ber th e acquisition of th e tw een Gray E agle and Blue Ledge. would be th at of a monkey, with tlie
eign com petition. The b u rd en of I
G uggenheim sm eltin g in te rests in The Oregon end of th is in te rsta te arms swinging to the knees.”
m ain tain in g ou r foreign tra d e r o u te s !
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falls th erefo re, entirely upon the!
Though m any of the noted astro n - 1900 by th e A m erican Sm elting & road is know n as th e Blue Ledge
governm ent-ow ned fleet of the ship- om ers of the country, predict th a t R efining com pany. It developed im- highw ay, ru n n in g from M edford EXAMPLE OF FOOL PARENTS
the com ing year will be one of m ediately a fte r th e sale th a t Gug- th ro u g h Jacksonville to th e sta te line
ping board.
From the fa rm e r’s standpoint ac plenty, one p ain ts a picture entirely genheim s owned a m ajo rity of srnel- a t S eattle Bar.
Onlookers Doubtless Would Have Said ■
ler stock. Since th a t tim e w ater has
It is reg ard ed as certain th a t this
tlie “Twig” Might Have Been
cording to S enator Edw in F. Ladd, to the opposite.
“ Bent" to Advantage.
been
ru
n
n
in
g
u
n
d
er
the
bridge,
th
re
e
railro
ad
up
th
e
K
lam
ath
riv
e
r
cven-
Happy
New
Y
ear?
of N orth D akota, republican, the o u t
Not
so,
says
P
ro
fesso
r
G
ustave
ifp
o
rta
n
t
m
em
bers
of
th
e
Guggen-
tu
ally
will
be
extended
to
K
lam
ath
look for 1923 is d ark and dreary
“They” boarded an outbound street !
In the n o rth w est, m ore than. 40 per Meyer, a stro lo g e r of Hoboken, N. J., heim fam ily have died, and th e fam - Falls. Being on w a te r grade all the car. "They”—father and mother, mis- j
cen t of th e farm ers in m any sections whose card m odestly proclaim s him ily holdings in A. S. & R. stock have way, it will be the n a tu ra l o u tle t to takeuiy, unfairly adoring und old
been largely liquidated.
tid ew ater of such so u th e rn Oregon enough to be wiser, and sturdy, hand- |
a re unable to pay th e ir taxes, and “ n a tio n 's co u n sello r.”
some, adorable (at times) two-year- j
According to the “ p ro fesso r’s” pre
A naconda is in a stro n g position ton n ag e as is handled by sea.
th e ir farm s a re being advertised for
old soli, wise beyond his years and ,
tax sales. R u ral cred its and foreign ictions, based on a study of the
beyond his parents. Not quite #o |
export corporations, as valuable as sta rs, 1923 will see:
la re ly to the influence of the wicked of W est V irginia and the Gonzaga
adorable at this particular time, for
they will be for the fu tu re , will not
A nother flu epidem ic,
p lanet, S atu rn .
! university, and his a ssista n t coaches he was screeching, yelling, howling,
affo rd the necessary relief to tide
O utbreaks of strik es and violence,
Yet th e seer drops a few- crum bs led th e Penn m en to Rose Bowl.
screaming, kicking and doing every
o u r farm ers over th is em ergency
T errific e a rth q u a k e s in m ia su m -!oj com fort to tak e the edge off th e '
They tried out th e field and w ent ^ ¡ „ g ejse in iRg small but mighty
W hile d ark today, th e outlook is m er.
gloom.
He foresees, for instance, th ro u g h w hat was term ed a “ lim ber- power to make known his wants and j
Subway cave-ins and collapse o f i th a t «g re a t inventions will m ultiply, ing up” process, and th e announce- attain his desire. H is attention re
hopeful for th e fu tu re.
C ontrasted to th e p ictures draw n skyscrapers.
business in general will re tu rn to m ent was m ade th a t “secret ’ practice fused to be distracted. Older people |
»‘¡ght
envied him his power of
W IT H CARBO N
W all street failu res and financial norm alcy, and, m ore im p o rta n t than would be begun tom orrow .
by these two gentlem en are those!
visioned by o th e r experts in m any ’ crashes.
A rrangem ents have been m ade for
wanti dariing7 Come 5
a n y th in g else 1923 will be a “ g reat
the Lions to divide th e use of Rose
let,s haye
n ttle lunch Oh< | uok
lines. F re d erick K. R upprecht, pres-i
Plague in the public schools,
vear for th e fa rm e r.”
T w o B ooks .................................................................. 25c
ident of th é Converse & Company,!
Explosions and fires on ships at
Bowl w ith th e S outhern C alifornia a t ^jie pretty lights. Tell mother
T rojans who plan to move over from what sw eetheart w ants”—repeated In ,
textile corporation, sees a good year sea.
¡Los Angeles. Each team will have j tones of varying invitation and liope-
fo r cotton in th e approach of 1923. ; Increasing num ber of divorces and PENN STATE ELEVEN
P er D o z e n .....................................................................$1.25
TRIES PASADENA FIELD certain p erjods o f both m orning and fulness—were all in vain. “Darting
He assum es th a t general conditions scandals am ong clergy, press and
be 1, diverted
afternoon set aside for its exclusive sw eetlteart” refused to _(1
uext year will be satisfacto ry , and bar.
from ins p trpose or to vouchsafe a
T w o D o z e n ...................................................................$2.25
he looks forw ard to excellent b u si-| Continued wave of m urder,
PASADENA, Calif., Dec. 2 7 .— use.
single word of reply.
P resident H a rd in g ’s m ost try in g ’ Penn S tate football players, co n trary
ness in ail kinds of cotton textiles.
A fter two blocks of this uninter
One H u n d r e d .............................................................. $8.00
to expectations, trie d out the field
W ith every m em ber doing his p a rt year,
rupted performance the small family
Evident!/ C h rlttiin j.
j
rose
to
leave
the
car,
the
mother
ex-
in th e movie in d u stry , W ill Hays,!
These predictions a re founded, in Rose Bowl, w here New Y ear’s day
Ac American family living I p Cl im-
m ovie lord, th in k s th a t th e high M eyer says, on a horoscope labelled: they will m eet th e U niversity of • i-cft.tly hired two servants from Naa i plaining to an obviously curious be
s ta n d a rd s in film dom will be accept-!
‘B irth of 1923; place. W ashing- Southern C alifornia team in th e an- king, a missionary center. A rccrdin; holder: “ \Ve have to get off. He won’t
tlie new servants were Christians, ride in a street car. He must have a
ed by the public. The point th a t h»- ton, D. C.”
nu al east versus w est sports fea tu re
taxi.” L ast seen, adored and adoring
another Chinese servant in tlie fntn’ly
v.ould stre ss on the eve of th e new!
The horoscope he explains, shows of th e C arnival of Roses.
were hiking up Sixth avenue to a
e a r is th a t the past year has b e e n ! th e heavens divided into m ansions.
Bezdek, head coach of th e ea ste rn - 'isenvered the newcomers' religion and taxi station, adored all smiles and
■ «-ported the fact to his mistress. As-ed
ru itfu l. New pictu res now being re-1 w ith the signs of th e zodiac, and th e ie rs , said his m en w ould do nothing
sunshine in his fath er’s arm s.—Reho
row he knew tlie new boys were Chris
leased show th a t the pledge m ade good and evil planets flittin g back m ore a rd u o u s th a n hiking before to- , lj|ns he
..o h {iit.v know ail beth Sunday Herald.
s o m e tim e ago is being fulfilled. It and forth.
m orrow . He w ent to San Diego to „i»«.nt God, Jesus Christ, and Santa
ig his opinion th a t th e movie w o rld 1 The bad luck of 1923 will be due see the gam e betw een th e U n iv ersity 1 iaua.’’
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