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MO8COW, (U P )— Getting m ar
ried lh Russia is easier'now than
It was, but the state of being -mar
ried has been made very mueh
more burdensome. Russihn men
are thinking hard now before
plunging Into matrimony,
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. T h * pew Soviet marriage code
belled entirely the 'first' reports
that the Russians had abolished
marrlhge. They have made com
mon U w marriages legal so that
registration Is no longer essential.
But in this they have only w rit
ten into formal form the decisions
o f Soviet Judges everywhere In
the past four ydars. The Judges,
exercising what is known as t ie
“ freedom of their revolutionary
conscience” which enables them to
f it the words of thé laws to what
seems to them fa ir agd^reasonable
bad made common-law-marrtag-
es binding already. Now they are
so In the words of the law as
well.
So getting married is simpler
than before. TMere is no longer
the fuss and slight expense o f reg
istration. Instead, a mode of W e
suggesting wedlock is enough to
prove a marriage and to entitle
a wife to the various benefits of
the married state. Regfttration
now la pnly desirable
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Is the simplest proof of marriage.
I t does not need the support of
witnesses nor of documentary evi
dence.
Rut being married Is more ar
duous on account of the new law4.
A father is saddled with the cost
of maintaining his children -Until
they are 18 years old and this re
sponsibility remains with him ev
en though he is separated from
his wife. I t is operating as a re
straint on too Impetuous experi
ments in wedlock. Not many Rus
sians nowadays can support child
ren for 18 years.
The new law, however, has laid
on this burden both ways. The
tie* In 1*88, before the blue
l*V s
came In— directly
frqm
th* bleacheira while Caaey «till waa
at*the hajt.
“ Praad”
i‘F ra u d !” cried the maddened
thousands, ^nd the echo answered
'f ja u d .”
But one ecornful look
obllgation o'f a d a ll children to
fro^n Caaey aaff the multitude was
takfc cafW b f 1 (heir aged - parbhts
has been imposed on them, chief
fo ts occurred Immediately af-
ly to free the state of the burden.
ter the umpire had called the sec
And in the advantage of matrl-
ond strike upon Casey. '"In the
sabseqne/t 'excitement over the
, IN F A N T A bbs
third strike the accusation was
< W illiam Claude W illiams. l«h- overlooked.
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fant son of M r. and Mrs. W illiam ,
I
t
Is
understood
In
Mudvllle
C. W illiam s of Talent, passed
that It was a grade hursed by
away at his home in Talent,
"Irid h " LeOnberg, ^rho was bat-
Thursday, January 8.
• Funeral services w ill to held boy for the visiting nine on the
afterdoon in question,
which
from Stock's Undertaklg parlors,
caused
the
charges
against
Casey
Sunday, January 8 at t : 8 * p.
8o- 'be dragged ■ after a ll these
. Intorment w ill be in Mountain year*.. On his alligator farm In
Aflsona Ieonberg said he wag
View cemetery in this city.
prepared to appear before Landis
add testify that Casey’s bat was
Mias Ma Pwa Hmee, a Bur folded shortly before the game
mese young woman, has passed and Casey likewise.
tbe final bar examinations In
“Loaded”
London.
“ I t waa' nothing unudual' for
ball players to be loaded i In
those
days," commented the pres-
CASEY S T IL L R E TA IN S
H O M E FO LKS’ C O N FID EN C E Idfent of, the present Mud ville
Nine. “ But if the bat wag, Its
news
to me.”
(Continued From Page One)
f o e musty files of the Mudvllle
ehail be brought In.
Bugie contained a m atter of fact
Aa an advance step to make aocount of the famous game upon
Mannt Hood safe for visitors In wtylchythe pitiless spotlight of
the future, 1800 road and trail publicity now is turned.’
signs w ill be placed in Mount
Hood national forest as soon as
the enow melts. Many of
he
signs are to be placed between
Government Camp and the tim
berline, outpost of searching
parties daring this week’s activ
ities on .the mountain.
e’s D elieious
The comlpittee on
housa affairs, w ish-to make pub e r, was an interested part of the at the end of a noose here today,
groups at .the Christmas tree and fo e youth waa hanged for the
lic for the whole community their
entertainment at the community murder at Needles. California, on
sincere thanks to Elm er Morrison house. So her death, following so July 8, 1826, of Marshal James
who with the help of M e rritt Ran quickly a brief illness, comes as a West. The trap was sprung at
dles and H ilton Bieglet wired en shock to the district In which she, | t o j l , he was pronounced dead
at ten seventeen and one half. I t
tirely our building. M r. Morrison lived.
. '
was the longest time that It has
la an electrician of a b ility , so that
aver taken to complete an execu
the power'company was Willing
Slater was game to
The regular monthly meeting Of tion here.
that he should take complete
charge. A ll ¿sires are min In. the Upper Valley Community Club tfie last walking to the execution
conduits, on the same as ' an»’ Will be held in the club room at room with a firm step.
building In which there, are pub the Community House, January
lic gatherings.
This w ork was 1.- Ae there Is no president, ow
done entirely at night as M r /M o r - ing to the reelgaation of Mrs.
rlson is very busy during tho days Gottscbe, tbe nominating commit
which made It doubly hard, and tee will bare a naine ready for the
still he refused to take any re- approval of the club.
35c Cts. Per Lb,
Shop Saturday
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You will be delighted with the delicate flavor of
our toasted sandwiches. A cup of hot, fragrant
chocolate or delicious coffee, with a light salad or
desert \vill complete a perfect lunch menu.
Let us serve lunch to you tomorrow. '..
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Lithia Springs Pharmacy
LOOK THEM OVER CAREFULLY!
Herbert’s Grocery
8 Pound P ail $1.30
Sw ift’s Picnic Hams, Per Pound
Cured The New Way
Wash. Potatoes, Lb. 3c
> -
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Del Monte
Campbells
Pork & Beans
16 Os. Bottle
3 Cans 25c
Arctic Snow (Hardwheat)
Flour
Mothers Oats
(Bleached)
With China
49 Lb. Sack, "$2.11
Per Pkg. 39c
Fancy Santa Clara
Crater Lake
Prunes
Food Economy Builders . •
Start The New Year Right-Trade at
PFlje Homç of Choice ánd
Tender Meats
Money Savers Saturday aad Monday, Jan. 8th A 10th
M IL K — Lib bye— f o e
The Winchester Store”
Wo Parboiling
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Onions,
Lb.
- » -
lO te n tu n j Stores
Enders Block
nearest
to
fresh
cream— Tall
Cam
O IL — Wesson— A highly refined vegetable oil— Unsurpassed
for making Mayonnaise— Quart can*-...:.........../....................... 48c
Dates
10 Os. Package
2 Pounds 25c
P. & G.
Nice Ripe
Laundry Soap
Bananas
10 Bars..39c
3 Pounds, 25c
Dry Onions
10 Pounds
B E A N S
BED MEXICAN BEANS-v6 P O U N D S..............
LfMA BEANS—5 POUNDS ...............................
BAYO BEANS—5 POUNDS
13021
L A R D — Fresh in bulk— I t ’s pure, 3 lbs............ .................. 80c
SH O R TEN IN G — In
bulk— Purely vegetable, 8 lbs............ 88c
S H R IM P — American Beanty— Latest pack— No. 1 cans .... 14c
3 for ...... ..................... * ................. ................................... .............. 4Oc
Fairview
Meat Market
ASPARAGUS— Libbys Salad Points (short tips) 1 lb. cans, 28c
8 for ................ ........................................................... „ ................... 79c
SODA C R A C K E R »— They’re “ Tru B ln " — Freeh aad C r is p -
Pound ........................................ 18c; 8 Pounds .......................... 48c
By request we,have some
nice and juicy corn beef
made from government
inspected, beef.
Boasts of Beef
2 Lbs. for 35c
S U C E D B E E F — “Creamed, and served on Toast makes a
tasty lnncheon dish"— 2 1-2 os. Jars, 3 for ..................... 4©c
H O N E Y — New
Saturday and Monday
Specials
crop— Extra
large
Combe, USc;
3
for
48c
•Plate Rib Boil
2 Lbs. for 25c
Corn Flakes
TOM ATO SOUP— Campbells, of conse— 8 cans ................. 98c
Flank Boil
2 Lbs. for 25c
6c Each
r 2 Lbs/'for 35c
PHAS— Standard— of good flavor h at not quite h* tender as
the fancy peas— 3 cane ......... — ....... ................................ ....... 98c
A P P L E B U T T E R — Llbbye— Delicious on Hot Biscuits—
1 Pound cane, 3 tor ..................................................... ................. 40c
Sw ift’s Jewell
Salmon
!
Sw ift’s Side Bacon
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45c Per Lb.
POULTRY KILLED
FfeESH DAILY
STA R C H — Amalso C o rn . or Gloss— 1 lb. PkgeS., 3 tor 98c
G E L A T IN — R o yal— True fru it flavors— 8 packages —
Bananas
Fine Young Pork Roasts.
Peanuts
While They Last
We Haro Our Own
Delivery
2 Lbs. 25c
3 l b s . 25c
We DeUver Free Inside Oity Limite.
FREE
DELIVERY
Thos. Hill, Prop
SERVICE
CORN— Del Monte Tiny Kernel— Sweet aftd tender ........ 10c
3 cane ....................... .................. ................................ »................... 88c
C R YSTA L W H IT E SOAP— Pare Soap— a ll thru— 18 b an , SSe
F L O U R — Crown or Fishere Blend— 49,1b. Sacks ...... ..9 2 * 0 0
C O F F E R — 8 oth Century— Tbe Iasi word in C >Se* excellence
— Hot out of onr Roaster today— Hoi oo four tafele tomorrow
— Pound .... 4Tc; 8 Pounds
Qroand
Century Store
€t*uME7
n g waste's onttonsr
Mte
A D IR O N D A C K SYRUP— Pure Cane and Maple— Made In the
foothills of the Adirondack*— F u ll Quart Can .......... ...... 88c
Freeh Roasted
61 North Main 8k
W A S H IN G M A C H IN E SOAP— Pgetg— Large Pkg«. ........ M e
COCOA—‘Hershey's— .“f o e children like It for breakfast"—
1,—
S lb. Can ........................................28c; 3 for • • • • • . . 90c
Beet Chinook
PLAZA GROCERY
PANCAK m F L O U R — 8porry’e—
N o . 10 Sacks ..................... 98e
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Jersey
S w ift’s Jewel Compound
win have
A LIGHT LUNCHEON
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OnrKdelivery service hr
given 'to our customers I
“ gratia.” It is for your
convenience — use it. It
costa you no, more than
if you carried it yourself.
long the department
Rock Bottom Prices
for Saturday!
.le liver
25o-30o-36c
iimpson's •
Hardware
HO M ING PIGEONS
Callows Takes
Murderers Life
The United States war depart completed Its teats in reference to
ment h*s at the present time training racing pigeons to fly gt
many pigeon l o f t s scattered night.
The friends of the Jesse Cooper
throughout the country, training
fam ily are grieved to learn of the
homing
pigeons for signal work,
SAN Q U EN TIN , Jan. 7— W ll-
passing of Mrs. Elisabeth Cooper,
and It Is understood that before
community mother of Mr. Cooper. Mrs. Coop Ham J. Slater, twenty-four, died
Egg Mash, $2.90 per 100
Jersey Corn Plains
Scratch___$2.80 per 100
3 for 25c
Wheat, . . . 82.78 Per 100
Kelloggs Oats, Pkg. 10c Rolled Barley, $1.80 bag
Special On Hams
at *
PARING KNIVES
services or
Carrots, 3 Lbs,-.___ 10c
Saturday O nly
Big Reduction
numeration for his
that of bis helpers.
to the world’s surest, purest and most
economical leavener. Y o u are certain
o f best results at lowest cost, because
it pomesses twice the Usual leaven*
in g strength. Contains tw o leaven*