Eugene weekly guard., June 24, 1909, Page 4, Image 4

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THE EM WEEKLY GUARO
AN INDEPENDENT PAPER
CH AKI.ES H. FISH EK. Editor and Publisher
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Subacrlptlon prke, 31.50 per year. If paid io advance;
Of year.
THE EUGENE WEEKLY GUARD THURSDAY. JUNE 21, 1900
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teach.” The teacher works with the most precious metal ou
earth, the mind of a child. Nobody would think of permitting
any one except a most expert operator to cut. polish and set a
diamond, and yet, how many bunglers there are permitted to
work upon the brains and character of children.
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31.00 at end
Fathers and mothers can do much to bring about a safe and
Kntrmi at Eugene. Oregon, poxtulfice aa aet-ond-elaaa matter
Published every Thuraday at Eugene. Oregon.
sane observance of the Fourth of July by discouraging their
children in the use of fire crackers and other explosives so
Agent* Tor rite Cvuwrd
Th« following are authorized tv take and receipt for lubeoriptlona or much used in the celebration of the natal day . The celebration
transact auy other buslueea for The Daily and Weekly Guard:
Spain. __ June 22. 1909
La Granja.
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of the Fourth usually begins a number of days prior to that
Creaweli—J. L. Clark.
to a
Queen Victoria gave birth
Coburg—George A. Drury.
date, in one way or another . While some of the men begin daughter at 6:25 a tn today The
their celebrations in the first days of July in the indulgence and birth of a princess waa particularly
pleasing t»a the first two children
THURDAY, JUNE 24, 1909.
over-indulgence in the use of “fire water,” the boys begin an were boy». Prince Alfonso and
Jaime
' early jollification in the discharge of fire crackers,
Both Prince
The booming of fifteen guns an­
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1 Let the nounced the birth of a girl and the
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♦ people in general place the stamp of disapproval upon the rejoicing thereafter waa general.
It la time to clean your office.
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♦ one and the parents refrain from their indulgence with their
It is time to clean your store.
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And It is time to scrub your windows.
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Many accidents occur in these ante- RINEHART REUNION
♦ children in the other.
And your ceilings and your floor.
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Time
to
dust
your
musty
book
shelves
Fourth
of
July
celebrations,
and it has a tendency to ingraft
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BEGINS AT FREEWATER
And your pictures on the walls.
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into
the
minds
of
the
children
the
spirit
of
a
“
noisy
Fourth.
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Time to air your musty heirlooms.
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Annual Family Gathering is the
And your dark, ancestral halls.
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Greatest of Its Kind
The
S
P.
company
has
increased
(?)
train
service
in
Ore
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Open wide your doors and windows.
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♦ gon by taking off the most popular and convenient train of all,
Let the air and sunshine in;
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on the Coast.
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Never mind the wild disorder.
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and putting in its place a through train that does no local bus­
Never mind the crash and din.
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♦ iness . The more populous Western Oregon becomes the poorer
Get the broom and duster working.
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A fam-
Freewater, Or.. June« 22
From the cellar to the roof.
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♦
ily
reunion
lllneliarta.
of
the-
So that dainty maiden summer
♦ its train service, and if we continue to grow we may have hope which han attract«*«! many pimple of
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Will show nothing of reproof.
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in time to see a return to the old-time mixed freight and pas­ that name from the Northwest and
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a few front the East. will begin here
Meanwhile the members of our expensive and tomorrow Member« of the branches
♦ senger train.
And with all your springtime cleaning
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In your office, home and store.
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highly ornamental railroad commission continue their activity will be present from Eugene. Port­
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Do not let that satisfy you
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land and other Northwest
ixiints
« never having missed drawing their monthly pay checks since The reunion I» held every year and
There is just one corner more,
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♦ they were legislated into office.
Open up your upper story
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Is one of the largest of Its kind.
CAUSE OF JDÏ
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Where the good and bad are rife:
Give your mind a good spring cleaning—
Needs it, I will bet your life.
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Doni Heal
the Kitchen
All the necessary family coofe.
a » well on
OI1 a .
Ing may be done a»
New Perfection Wick Blue
Flame Oil Cook-Stove ai O0
the beat coal or w<x>d range.
By u»ing the “New Perfe.
tion“Oil Stove, the annoyance
of an overheated and ituffy
kitchen 1» entirely avotJed,evfn
in midaummcr. The uientdig
cooitruction of the
Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook-Stove
ensures quick work and a cool kitchen. The "New Perfection”
has a subs tantial CABINET TOP foe warming plates and keep­
ing food hot after it is cooked. Alio drop shelve« on which to
set small cooking utensils—every convenience, even to bar»
for holding towel».
Made in three »ires. Can be had cither with
or without Cabinet Top. II not at your dcakr’i,
write our nearest agency.
Lamp
and vary handaon««.
Giva a
powerful light and bum» lor hour« with <mr Idling. I'ori.bU,
aalr. .onvmirnt full what tmry honw nrrda.
It out with your dralrr, wrtlr our rwarrit agrtuy.
STANBARO OIL COMPANY
THIRD
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Pamphlets giving in full the propose«! initiative amend­
ments to the city charter have been mailed to all the voters
These should be carefully read and an intelligent vote cast upon
each next Monday*. The Guard believes several of these mat­
NOT OVER CROWDED.
KASPARILLA
ters are important, and that above all the city hall bonds should
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Thia sterling houaohold rvtnedv is moat
be carried. Then there is the proposed city band amendment
• i—rrafully preu-rihrd tor a "world
During the commencement season it is customary for and the proposition to pay the mayor and councilmen a small
tnnitiles." F«>r drraugrtnrnta of the di­
gestive organa it is ■ natural curve« live,
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speakers to warn graduates against entering the ‘‘over­ remuneration for their services to the public.
of*r»ting directly upon the live- and all-
crowded professions.” This tendency has caused the Wash­
uieqtary canal, gently but |icniL>lcntL
•tituidatitig a healthful activity.
Its
ington Post to take the subject up in an editorial way and it
A Kansas clergyman has hit upon a happy expedient for in- i
benedctal influence entends, however, t»
tries to point out that there is pleny of room for the grad-1 ducing people to attend church. Recently the Rev. E. Patillo,
every portion <>( the aystetu. aiding tn the
I :«x ew.es of digestion atui aaalllillatioil of
uates if they will but show some common sense in selecting I of a Troost avenue Methodist church, announced that he would By Lydia E.Pinkham’sVeg-
food, promoting a wholeaome, natural
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vocations.
appetite, correcting w»ur atomarh. I>a4
send motor cars for every person who considered his home too
bieath, irregularities of the bosvela, von
Among the other callings the Post refers to the profession far from church to attend. The venture was an entire success etable Compound
»'ipation a.«i the long Itat of tmutdrs
d,rr< tlv traceable to tli<«e tinwhole*..ur
Chicatro. HI. — "1 want to tr!1 ynn
of farming, which it considers in much the same light as that as twelve motor cars were effective in collecting two hundred
.■■■ndlti >n«
Kaapardla dispel» dror
what I.ydia E. rinkham s VrgrUibla
of engineering, medicine, law and other lines which are usually members of the congregation.
Compound did for nir. 1 was so siek
li «, beadache, tiaekaehe anil <ies|x>n..
that t»vo of tin' bi-»t doctors in Chicag!
f v due to inactivity of the liver,
referred to as the “professions.”
said I would die if 1 did not ban* an
Sidneva and digestive tract.
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“The farmer who makes money out of his crops in the fu- ■
Klamath Falls advices are to effect that railroad construc­
ugther.ng Ionic ot the highest value
operation.
1 had
already had two
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it fails to satisfy we authority all
ture will not be the boy who has learned his farming by follow­ tion on the Natron extension, which will connect with the main
operations,
and
rs to refund th<* purchase i>rue i*
ing the plow, but the one who studied soils in the laboratory line of the Southern Pacific at Eugene, will be continued this
they wanted nt«' to
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I' >rtlaiwi Ore», n
go through a third
and the cultivation of plants at the experiment stations, it sumemr north of that place. A section of at least twenty-five
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one. I suffered day
will be the professional farmer who will gather the plums in miles will be built before winter, according to reports at that
and night front in­
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><>TI< K TO < HKMITOKM
flammation and a In th® ('In uit « ouit of th® Htnt® of
the next generation.
end of the line. This is good news for Eugene.
Oregon. In and for th« County
suiall tumor, and
Moth * 1« h*r®hy »r|v®n ti nt by
<*•
of Lan®
<1rr of Ulf County Court of Un»
never thought of
“So the boy who feels his ambitions crumble at the cry
I>onle E EdwartS«, i’ alntlff, v». Q<o. ty. Oregon, duly ma»td itn<l mt«rr<1 ot
seeing a well da)
<.’. Eilwurdi, defendant.
record on the (Ith day of May.
overcrowded professions need not lose heart. The practical
There is no disputing the fact that Eugene is the best town
again. A friend To Qeorii® C. Edward«
the undrralguvd waa dub »i'l* "imed •«;
In th® name of th® atiitn of Or«*tfon vnlnlatint rl x of th»* •
toid
me
how
Lydia
f «»»• ar h
professions are of prime importance in the world today. They in Western Oregon today. When the railroad is built across
hereby r»»»iulrcd to app*'ur und Minltb, <!«’<••• u»«•»!.
All t»«’t»'‘iiM lia«lD<
______ E. I'inkharn's ( eg you ar®
’r th® complaint
niculnjit you clalma atfalnat »al«l ratal® in* hrrrbjf
demand as much intelligence as the others, as much energy, the mountains from Klamath Falls, and another westward to etable <'oin|xiund had heljx-d her, and unuwt
In th® ubov® «*ntlti«'d Circuit (‘ouri r®<iulr«<i to prrarnt ihrm l<> th® utolar*
within Mix w®®ka after the »lute of th«* m I koiu I ut E um ®»»®. <»r* *<••«>. Within ■!!
and a nearly equal amount of study along specialized lines. , the Siuslaw, it will be ten times as good as it is now. And I tried it. ami after the third oottk service
oc thia aummona upon
if •
month® from th® date of this no*
was cured." Mrs.At.vt-.NA Sl'EKUNO, N» r®»*d p®rxonall). and If not to*r4«»n
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Best of all, they pay well, and there is no over-crowding to get both of these will come in the not distant future.
II laitigdon Street, Chicago, 111.
ally a®rv®d upon you, then within alx
I»at**d
at Kuapne, Oregon, thia tin
w«»ks from iii«* dal«' of to® flrat pul>-
If you are ill do not drag along at Ihatlon of till» Nummonn. and If you day of May. l»0*
at the top—for the top is as wide as the circumference of the
AIIHIK Wl HT bl I TH.
honi«- or in your place of employment full to appear and answer Raid com­ i
A'!inlnl»tr i1111 <»f Ilf
of
earth.”
for want thereof the plaintiff
Dr. Wilfred T. Grenfel. the famous Labrador explorer and until an ojx-ratioti is necessary, but plaint.
Our nr E. Smith (!«•<’« .»>»• <1.
will apply to the court for th® relief
This characterization of agriculture applies well in the social worker, says that in the interests of the campaign against build up the feminine system, ami re­ demanded
therein.
thia milt havlnK WOOlxXx'K <fc roTTIJIt.
move the cause of those distressing been hrnuKht to dlwmdve th«' bonda of
Attorney«
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west. In this country land may be obtained easily and it is a tuberculosis he has induced most of the natives to weave the a> hes and tains by taking I.ydia E matrimony now exlatlnir between th® —
plaintiff
und
the
defendant,
upon
th/
well known fact that farming is the most remunerative calling motto, “Don’t Spit” in their rugs, instead of other homely say Pinkham'» Vegetable Compound, made ground* <>f ®xtterne cruelty.
from roots anti herbs.
Should ti I® Mummona not be served
S PILLS
there is.
mgs which were formerly used.
For thirty years it lias been thestan- upon you peratinally, then It will be CHICHESTER
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T ||F •»! (l»u
A
nerved
upon you by publication In the
lard remedy for female ills, and lias
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Everybody in Lane county desires a railroad to the Suis-
Eugene Weekly Guard, a newnpapur
4 l«|.< h•*» (« » ■ t .«••«.••»rHrM'id/JjX
restored the health of thou publiahed .it Eugen®, county of (uana.
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Having read Mrs. Howard Gould's declaration under oath (xisitively
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law and is willing to help the movement along. The only dif­
»andsof women who have lieen troubled atate of <>r®Kon. t>y publication therein
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once
a
week
for
the
period
of
alx
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ficulty to overcome seems to be that of uniting the people on a that she could not dress properly on less than $40,000 a year, with displacements, inflammation, ul- weeks, commencing on th® l&th «lay of
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deration,fibroid tumors, irregularities, April. 1109. this being th*, flrat day for
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B ye«.»x..
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it
seems
only
natural
to
wonder
if
she
dressed
improperly
all
particular plan, opinions as to the best method differing wide­
A
cop rv not
n i
periodic pains, backache, liearingalow n publication by <»rd®i of 1. T Harris,
reeling, flatulency, indigestion, ilizzi- judge nt th® circuit court. In and for
the
years
before
she
married
into
the
Gould
family?
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Hi® county of lairi®, said order being
ly. This being the case, why not for once get together on the
nesa, or nervous prostration. Why mad«* on the 14th day of April, lituj
proposition to construct the first secion of eighteen or twenty
ion't you try it?
E II (HtEENMAN
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE GUARD
Attornei fur Plaintiff
Solomon had little on the New York magistrate who, in dis­
miles across the valley with local money and then bond the road
for the additional money with which to compete it. Mr. John- i charging eight men arrested for playing poker in a saloon, lec­
liar a n t e c>ci
I t « S«li.r«c1lon or Your Monoz IS««».
son says he can do this, which should not really prove a diffi­ tured the policeman who made the arrests for his ‘silly perse­
cult task for a man experienced in such ¿natters, as he offers cution of the poor.”
ample evidence to show that he is. It should appeal to any­
John Bull's arranging a spectacle of 14 4 warslip3—a rec­
one as a safe and sane plan, and in the opinion of the men who
FOR INDIGESTION AND DYSPEPSIA.
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fighting aggregation—especially for the ecL'-ors of Great
have been working on the enterprise for a year past, it is prac­
I EL1EVES SOUR STOMACH. BELCHING. ETC.
Britain
shows
that
he
knows
a
thing
or
two
abo"t,
the
rijht
kind
tically the only one by which this much-needed railroad will
ever be secured. Until the people here evince their faith in the. of advertising.
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project by investing some of their money in it foreign capital
A distinguished New York lawyer had the nerve to get up
will not be forthcoming, but should we go ahead as suggested,
in
court
and declare a man he admitted had used the money of
there is ittle prospect of ultimate failure.
a bank for speculative purposes, was the benefactor, not the
Beat of work.. Don't fall to MV tii<
looter, of that bank.
pictures we are putting out
ADVANTAGES OF IRRIGATION .
Manicuring and
S. G. Beardsley,M. D
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PREVENTED
a
mf
Kodol
Hair Dressing
The issue of the Outlook that prints a T. R. editorial deal
In view of the movement for irrigation in the Willamette
ing with the charge that Roosevelt would not a’low the sugar ; Hasting Sisters
Register Bldg.
valley, the following facts contained in a recent dispatch from
Front Sdite
trust to be prosecuted will probably have to be printed on
Denver, Colo., are of special interest at this time:
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asbestos.
“The certainty of crop yield under a system of irrigation is
GARRETT & MITCHELL
one of the features which gives the farmer in an irrigated area
A Massachusetts widow, after wrestling with poverty for
an advantage . He has control of the water supply, can apply
years, has inherited a big slice of a $10,000,000 estate. Now
Real Estate Brokers
it, stop it, or give little or much as the crop conditions require.
she'll have to wrestle with the men who will want to marry that
lU-gister Building.
Other conditions which militate against crops are largely absent coin.
I’hone Main I OH.
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where irrigation is necessarv . This certainty of production and
that of maximum yield are among the greatest factors of value
Reading old family Bibles has become a fad in New Jersey
in irrigated land . It is asserted that good irrigated land is since a man accidentally found nearly $5,000 between the Eugene Cleaning
worth from three to four times as much as the best rainfall pages of one willed to him by an aunt more than thirty years ;
and Dyeing Works
land measured by production . Very often one year's crop is ago.
Everything | mmmííi | c in cleaning und
sufficient to pay for the land and water. Land planted to pota­
Dyeing.
toes will bring all the way from $100 to $300 per acre, and
und Willametto Hts.
Here’s another thing to chew on. Six of the biggest chew­ Comer Hlxtli I’hone
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strawberries from $400 to $700 an acre .Orchard land returns ing gum factories have formed a trust with a capital of $6.700.-
very often $1,000 an acre or more. Ease with which the land
000. Now go ahead .with the jaw clutch set at full speed.
can be cultivated, the depth of the soil and the valuable nature
SHINN
THE SIGN PAINTER
of the crops which the land is suited to raise are all factors in
No man is ever so wise that somebody does not think him a
77 West Eighth Htreet.
this richness of production ,but the chief one remains the exact­ fool.
That’s a good thing to remember when you feel like
ness with which the available supply of water can be determin­ getting extra chesty over some stunt you have pulled off.
ed, and the readiness with which it can be applied to the crop.”
SmythsTransfer Co
There is a tremendous amount of truth in the statement by
Venezuela's present rulers are showing that they know how
Woodrow Wilson, president of Princeton University, that ‘‘there to swat Castro on the sorest spot, by widely advertising the
Baggage »tored free for ten day*
are more honest occupations than teaching, if you cannot treasury surplus the country now has.
Phone«—Main ¡13. Red 4013.
W, H. SMYTH, Prop.
now ut half price
I olman Studio
SIM Willamette Street
S. D. READ
DENTIST
O»<v Hall'« Grocery
No. 5IK Willamette Street
Physician and Surgeon
KI anil 17 McClung Bldg .
Phone Main 17
Hili mid W IllmneW*
McLEOD
THE TAILOK
On«« door east of Oli'» Grill 7tb Si.
FOB BEST
Jesse G. Wells
Teas, Coffees, Spices
ATTORNEY
or Chinaware
( all at «0 East Ninth Rtrert.
G. K. LOCKK, Mgr.
Eugene Electric Co.
I. O. THOMAS
Ileglstcr Buililiii«
Glve» special attentimi t<> tl,e ?.*’
«minuti in <>f aliatracts, draftinM *> h *«
settllng estate», conveyam « .. n»d c®
lecitomi. Alno to all pausino mattar»-
l’hulie Malti 108.
Wm. G. Martin
Attorney-at Law
Electric Wlrlnp, Fixturea and Hui»-
Will practice In all the i< urts.
pllee
flee Warren Building, 630 Will*®"
Phone Main B.
KUGLNE, OR.
ette street, over Crescent store.
Poultry and Fish
Market
Fiat» Rwiv.yj Daily
, H. RIUGKWAY; Prop.
1 bone Main 3tt.
628 WUUmetu- **i
OR. LULU MUNKERS-MARQUAM
Physician and Surgeon
Hesldence 28 East Eleventh *'rpe\
Office. Register building. I’hone
«231.
SPECIALTY—Disease» of worn**
and child ran.
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Walker, it
and killed
quarrel ¡it
week« ago
believe i ha
dental and
quitta! at t
Fay Alili
youth who
a*» rhnrr..
waa Indlcti
IU ho
Je»»,' Eil
Jam In M< < \
■are arreni
noon at Mt
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