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SIX
Coach Has But One Veteran
Out for Practice
Holidays ami vucntlon time mean
nothing lo members or tho Kuirene
hlich school hiiHketluill suund this
setison,, Recording lo i.'oueh It. O.
llrown.
Practice sessions wll! stnrt this
afternoon and will Inst ihroiiKlintit
the remainder of the annua Chrlsl
mns vacation period, ho states
Thin In due primarily to the fact
that the team this year will be
made lip of untried men.
' Holllo Coleman, guard. Is the
only veteran player on hand thla
eaaon to form the nucleus of the
team. However, several likely
looking candidates are working
otit. Several "ten from the squad
of last seaaon are on hand but
lack actual conference experience.
This list includes Ebcrhardt. six
foot center aspirant, ond Klkinj,
forward.
Coach Brown Is handicapped In
another way as this is lila first
season with the school and tho
boys must learn his system. This
Is being done rapidly, it is stated,
as the majority of tho candidate.!
have not worked under former
coaches and will not have to un
learn another system before they
learn the new style.
The season will open ln Jan
uary.but prior to this the team
must be chosen and grounded In
the system to be used, the coach
atated.
SUGAR WINS DECISION
FOrii ROl'M) MATCH WITH
AIAEN KUAXKS TAKEN"
(By Tb Auoclnted Pres.)
EVERETT, 'Wash.. Dec. 25.
Nick SUKiir. Everett lightweight,
won a four-round decision over
Allen Franks of .M.irysville in tho
main event of a smoker here to
night. Sailor Gordon, Everett bantam,
won 'the four round semi-final by
a technical knockout over Krankie
Green of Seattle, in the second
round. Don Meyers. Black Dia
mond bantam won a four-round
decision over Jack Master of Mil
kllteo. and Jeff Wright of Kalls-pell.-
Mont., won a four-round de
cision over Jack Rogers, Everett
140-pounder.
ALABAMA MEN PRACTICE
STRENTOCS WEEK EXPECTED
BY FOOTBALL TEAM
(Br T Associated Press)
PASADENA. CaU - Dec. 25.
Christmas day found Albania's
. Crimson tide far from home, but
preparing for a week of strenuous
practice which will condition the
twenty-two footballers of the south
ern University here for the rose
bowl conflict New Yearns day with
the Huskies of the University of
Washington.
A workout, much stiffer than
that held yesterday, as a meanj
of limbering uD after the long trip
from Dixieland, was all that Coach
Wallace Wade had in mind for
the. day. Yesterday's practice gave
those who saw the Alabamans in
action, an insieht to the. mighty
force of the Crimson tide whose
advance was never stopped this
Reason.
Victoria Cougars Win
(Br The Associated Press)
CALGARY. Alta..- Dec. 25.
With three regulars missing, an
Inspired Victoria Cougars hockey
team romped over tho Calgary
Tigers here today to a 4 to 1 vic
tory. Taylor Gets Decision
(By Tho Associated Press)
BEND, Ore.. Dec. 25. Allie Tay
lor of Bend won a referee's deci-
Society Woman
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t tut " A V-t-. U fit? J ' At c''iw
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' MONDAY ' ARRIVED AT HET4 BEACON STl
lO'CLOCK 'MOMB IN BOSTOfi ' i?M.'i
' . unjotwisirs1
STZTkI ' t it.-v-:.:.-r S 7
ip . Plain ' pwstw uwnr vis
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' I deo ham Poeri i2..oti
I UNB.Q.6S "I A
ciconora ocars, versauio mnicie or trie Smart Set, walked fr6m Providence, R. I., to Bo.'
ton, forty-four miles, in eleven hours and six minutes to win a -bet she could make it in'
less than fifteen hours. Her pacemakers found it hard to keep up with her, "I feel W
$m M ft fiddle, said Miss Sear? when she reached her Boston homo. , '
. , -j ;t a a ifatL mi". i . '
slim over Harry Harris of Astoria
in the main event hero tnnujlii.
Taylor weighed 127 pounds and
Harris no. In tho semi-final.
Krankie Doyle sf Pendleton won
II decision over Hpeek Woods of
rortiand. Each welshed 1
pounds.
V. of W. Team Host
Illy Th ANi,'lAtM I'trta)
SKATTLK, Wash.. Dec. SS The
Vniversity of Washington purple
tornado football team Is resting,
today, hut tomorrow will resume
preparations for an attempted
mopping up of the I'nlvcisUy of
Alabama Crimson tide at Pasadena
on New Year's day.
Edmonton Titkiis (.unto
( Ity Thi Aknivialcl l'rv!)
KDMOXTOX. Alberta. Dec. !5.
The Edmonton Eskimo hockey
team handed a crowd of .Soon home
fans a neatly lied up Christmas
present here today when they sent
the Portland Itosebuds down to a
six to three defeat.
ALL-STARS WIN CONTEST
OLYMPIC VlXl PKHKATl.l) AT
VAXCOVVKK
(Hr Th Associated !rw)
VANVOrVKH. It. l, lVc. 25.
Tho Vancouver All-Stars iUftMted
tho Olympic dub of Snn Francisco
by a score of 10 to 0 in tho first
triune of n thrce,t?ame scries which
will be played umler the English
luiKhy foot will rub's.
Potter finish powers jmvo the
locals the victory after a strenu
ously fought contest in which the
visitors showed their best form in
the last noriod.
Vancouver pot Its first try In the
second of tho first period and got
another ln the miJiIlo of the sec
ond period, following a well execu
ted Kicktield play.
The Californiana were handicapped-by
the difference of rules
and when they became accustomed
to them in tho second period, they
rushed the play for the greater
part of tho session and were
stopped twice right on the line.
BALL STAHSFRDM SOUTH
Win Ballou Drawn By Sen
ators Is Pitcher
(Corresponrtence of the Associated Press)
ATLANTA. Many former South
ern Association baseball stars will
be seen in action in the big leagues
next year, if they make good dur
ing the spring training season.
The Washington Americans called
Win Ballou, star pitcher of the
Chattanooga lookouts, into their
fold during the latter part of the
season to make him eligible for the
world series. Used as a relief Hur
ler by Manager Harris. Balleu made
& good showing.
Among the other players pur
chased by Washington is Charles
"Buddy" Meyers, shortstop of the
New Orleans Pelicans, who this
year came to the association from
the Mississippi Agricultural and
Mechanical college.
In a game at Little Rock, he ac
cepted eighteen chances without
an error, establishing n new record
for the league. He also figured in
a triple play. Shortly after heinir
sold to the American league cham
pions. Meyers was injured, but re
covered in time to participate in the
world series.
"Stuffy" Stewart. Birmingham
second baseman, who stole approx
imately fifty-three bases during the
season: Te Jeanes. heavy hitting
outfielder, also of Birmingham.
"Cowboy" Jones. Mobile outfielder.
and "Lefty" Thomas. Nashville
pitcher, also were purchased by
Washington.
The Pittsburg Nationals recallca
George Haas. Birmingham, out
fielder, and brought Alvin Crowder,
pitcher on the same team.
Brooklyn purchased Hay Mosj
and Frank Kohlbecker, pitcher and
Tires Pacers in Record Hike
SEAM f AWEPT ' HrNKOCV (Aer)SKAj7.KaW!V.krJV
POLLY AND HER
: -.. . , y Sterreu
Trr ' assHwmp.) Bfesw ' ' " cdSr n
, Tom. fbri A V OlRlSTMrAS Ct3HAR.KT0 rLT ' 1 !
' " I I IWIilhi,h,Ml.ClUli4' I ' iTlTTw i
, i m i eiegwggii . . -- . "y? . . I 'rewMMewHwa'eWwsr" reserejywCT 1 1 I 111 I maimnwByrwmmtmBmmmMamemd
catcher respectively, from Mem
phis. Moss nis given a trial by tho
St. Louis Ourdlnats several seasons
ago.
Thomas Jefferson (.ulley. out
fielder, who ranked second nmoii,?
the league's Iciding batters. - and
Kddle .McEleo. left-handed Indian
pitcher, were sold by Utile Kock to
the Chicago AruerlcauK
ln Aitchalove. nivulcut of tho
Atlanta pniuim-vinnlng Crackers,
aimounced he expected to see Nit
Cution. home run king of the
league, and Franke Zoo Hers, both
outfielders: Mike GaKelta. short
stop, and Johnny 11 rock, catcher,
Ui the uniforms of New Tork
l'ankwa next season.
Considerable cash, and promtsos
of players for 1925 figured in the
numerous transactions.
Briefs of Oregon Life
A $200,000 estate is disbursed by
tho terms of tho will of tho lalo
(i. A. l.oud. Oregon lumber oper
ator of Marshfield and former
Michigan congressman, which was
made public today. To tho widow
he gives tho homestead at Bay
City, Mich.. $250 a month as his
executor, and hulf of tho remaind
er of the estate. One-eighth of the
estute is given to each of four chll
dren.
Necks were craned by Christmas
shoppers Wednesday ut Woodburn
as attention was called to a star
which was visible while tho sun
was still shining. The star present
ed a silver appearance and was
visible around 3:30 o'clock.
Motorists need have no fear of
using the Columbia highway, all
slides and blockades having been
fully removed between Astoria and
Portland, it was announced Thurs
day by A. J. Olson, resident engl
neer for the highway department,
The few points where traffic la re
stricter! are carefully marked with
warning' lights.
A unique piece of furniture.
card tnble made by Grant Undley,
Lebanon. was exhibited there
Thursday. The table Is inlaid with
approximately 2oU0 pieces of hard
wood, of -which there are 1602
pieces in the top, finished in tho
natural colors of the woods and
highly polished.
'
E. A. Gwinn of Dallas has just
completed setting out 10 acres of
grafted Franquett walnuts with.
peach fillers on his ranch at Bow-
ersvUIe, 2 miles cas of Dallas.
-
Beavers will be virtually exter
minated In counties whero trapping
is allowed nefore another session
of the legislature can enact a pro
hibitory law, according to State
Ofcme Warden Averill. Re porta of
trappers filed with the game com
mir-sion show that 11,111 beavers
were trapped In Oretfon during the
searod or X923-24 and only 3690
during the season of 1924-25.
1 j . r n
MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE.
PALS
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VhlN. "Look-Out Uu.lvut
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S:00 p. m. Kxnnilner projjrnm.
!f:00 p. in. Violin; cello; harp;
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10:00 p. in. Puckitrd rmllo club.
11:00 p. m. Midnight frotla (4
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S:u0 p. m. "Sport Ito'lov.M
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H. Y. Spence $4.00, Pacific Christ-
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$134.40, Orr-Kon Stnto School for
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H. R. Hroom $16.00. Gray's Cash
k '.-irry $55.10, Cushtnan &. Hill
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Kllta Frisbeo $10.00 P. K. Brown
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Susnn Hoots $5.00, Mary Kcstersnn
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I.ydln A. Hunter $12.00, Mrs.
Kathleen Chandler $10.00. Mrs.
Norma Cullen $10.00, K. J. Urla-
tow $10.00, Mrs. Minnie Wli.Mer
$25.00. Kllia J. Miller 8S.00. Mrs
Slna VnuKhn $20.00, Mis. U. K.
Cix $10.00, Mrs, C. E. Hurklns
$12.00, Maywood G. Fish $20.00, J.
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l lnnlKun $2.45 Kurlo D. Curtis
$5.50, H. K. Hwezey $3.46, Union
Produce Co. $17.75. J. W. Oun.-k.
enbiish .- Hon $2.80. KURnno Vul-
iin'rlnir Wks. $12.33. Hnmnton's
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K. V. Hcndcrshult $40.00. C. .T.
Ilrcler Co. $2.85, K. li, Oldhnm
$27.60, Henry Nordon $.1.87, .1.
Ilondnrshntt $60.00. V. fl. Honrn
$126.00, Kuttenc Hand ft Gravel Go.
$6.00 Grnnacrs Kui;one V h e. Go.
$1.29, Jim the Shoe IJ .ct. r $1.76,
v. .1. mil $7.12, Kurn r!:il; UK Co.
$10.78, i:ui,-nno. H:o.u:i Laundry
$3.18, Mult Johnson $12. 13, Allen's
Mriiir Bloro $7.80, T. A. Silvers
$28.15, Kuci'iio J'acltlnu Co. $7.80,
.Hi'lileen s Grocery $10.00, Mr. K.
A. Gurren $15.00, Mrs. Anna
.Hohlmun $12.00, Mrs, Frances
Shields $42.00, Mrs. 8. 8. Plott
$10.00, Mnneriid-Htintlnirton' Fuel
:n. $19.00, Umphrey & Mnckln
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It Sons Co. $30.69, Rlvor Road
Grocery $3.60, Wllllnms & Ott-
mnn $10.00, Klflott, Mercantile Co.
$16.00, R. J; Horlon ft Co. $18.00,
Carl nmibins $1,00 Hurkholder &
Conilon $10.00. Wllllnms & 'Ht
mnn $10.00, I,nnc Go, Farmers
trnlon Corp. $10.00, A'. T. 1yon
$20.00, WalteVs-UuslmnK hr. Co.
$38.85, l.'ndcrwooil Klllott
$29.62, W. O. Kalon $4.9, W. A.
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Sinndard. Oil Go. $9.00. T,. !.
Orlpgs & Son $1.76, C. H, Horlln
$6.00. ' : I
cutcniT cghrt! n, r. Rustoii
$2.00. J3.- R. Prlnd $2.00, W. M.
Walker $17.20, Mrs. W. Henner
$4,00,: Kred. F. Peters $17.2(1.
Mnuile F. Glemensnn $8.00,-MrW. lh
II. 1'iulicr $30.00, Mi?. KMIicrliio
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ORE., SATURDAY, DEC 26.
Ooprrlrt l.3 bjr Kewi.r IVluri Mrrnlun, liw.
Garvin $4.!t) Mrs. Katie Itussell
$10 40. W. 11. Heck $4.00. K. li.
I.cas $17.30. Go. Gllherib $14.00.
Keith K.lwnrds $J.()0. Olmil.-s
ChuiMiell I 111. On. II. K. Smith
$12 40. W. U Williamson $4.00, C.
K. Ku lmr.ljon $14.00, George Pur
lieu $16.00, James llurnett $16.00.
J. I.'. .Mi-KIMion $0, H. W. lnr
rlnnii, Jr., $19.00, Mark Thurman
111 ml K. R. Wilson t rl.00, Morris
Stiirliick $4.00, Kena Hurnelt
$19.00, M. Wllhelm $.0, K. H.
Tohev $2.00, F. F. Hayes $4 80.
l.'oyd K. I.tntim $13.80. Gladys
Jncksnn $I3K0. Henry Kllswurth
$13 so. J. F. .Mi'Fni-lnmt $13.80.
It. II. Itmnhnrt $36 00, J, Harold
Kcvtien $3.00. HiiKh MacPonnld
$2 NO. Gswuld Peterson $3.00.
Steven Peterson $S.1. J. F. Inninii
$3,111). J. A. Smith $3.0rt. C. Murs
I. ' 00. .Mux M. McU'iill $3.00, I'atll
l. Green $3.00, S. M. Wicks $3.00,
Ted Juhl $3.00. W. G. Judkliis
$2 00. Theodore' Juhl $3.00. W. I.
Pierce $3.00. 1,. II. Johnwii $3.00.
II. II. Vm'om $3.00 W. M. Clemen
wm $2 00. Wilbur Wester. Jr.,
$2.00. Alan Smith $3 00. Claude U
Hl.-knmn $19.00, Gladys Fuite
$2.00, Minn Scott $94.00. William
Sliaw $6.00. Mrs. Murtha Shaw
$4.00, Mrs. Cloud Glnspey $12.00
Normiin Kussell $6.00. t'arl Far
rier $6.40. Gerillil Davis $6.40.
Audrey l.ee $13.00, l.loyd Mc
Muster $8.40.i 1). Yoran $2.00.
J. M. Randolph $4.00. Robert
Itollln $24.00. K. F. Penchey $4 00.
Mrs. G. S. Hnlley 4.0U, Audrey
Turnbull $6.00. 1. v, Crltes
$19.00, KurJ Hill $56.40 G. II.
Youiik $3.00, Robert K. Stewart
$3 00. C. A. Rust $54.00 C. J.
Weber $59 40. Geoi'Re Neff $23.40.
I.. K. Parks $71 80. R. Hllemnn
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Clark $3.00. J. O. Ilrlslow $3.00.
K. E. Grton $3.00. I. (i. II iilln
$:i.oo. Jesse Harper $92.10, Wm.
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I'etlv $96.60. J. K. Coldren $18.60.
. H. B. Dorks $39.00. Iluyton '.
Thomson $103.20, Bert .Smith
$3 00. Pnvld Link $6.00. Tho..
Halley $ 00. Mrs. Clyde Wrluht
$6. 00. Harrv Mary $sS 60. Mary
II. Wheeler $61.00. H. K. Phetle
Idare .$3.40. Helen llonnldson
$61.60. Churliv A. Ke,eney $81.00.
Kato Richardson $107.20. G. W.
Hansen $107.10, Kthel Plait
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II. Gldhsm $65.40, J. n. Gverholser
$79.20, F. W. Chrlsrnphnr $39.20.
Richard Thom $40.40, O. Sin
1925
clair $4iM0. J. (I. Moeller $73.80.
F. o. Taylor $30 HO. 0. W. Vam
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llooo. It chard J. Crmie $18.71.
Kvelyu' JoIhihoiiI IU5.00, John 1..
Marsh $3.00, Joe Whlsumn $8.00,
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Meiver $9.00. Harold 'M. Hklpwuith
$14.00, W. II. Itrooks Atty $30.00,
M. G. Hoite, Attv $30.00, S. P. Ness
$10.00, John II. Harrow $10.00,
Pmo. Tel & Tolit. Go. $10.03. Wosl.
ern Gnlon Te)n. Co, $.40. Jiiuies
K. Klim Atty. $33.44. Hotel U.
burn $36 00, Uodney ltoavh$4 30,
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$110.00, W. Miller $38.40.
OOItONKH: Gordon tj. Wells
$3.96.
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M. llryson $110.00. K. I.. Duck
worth $H)0,00. G, M. I.. Dawson,
$96,00. I). I IJetlls $91.00. It. A.
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wood Typrwrlier $13.60, Puc. Tel.
TIk. Co. $7.76. . Kvelyu Dew
$3.20.
COUNTY COirilT: Clliilon llor.l
$2. IS. Pnc. Tel. J6 Telu. Go. Ill 65
Johnsuii Motor Sales Corp. $24 80.
p. K. Growo $14.60. Kuifeno Vul-
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Press $4.50..
cot'.NTY FA lit: Fred MIHer
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Inn Co. $174.90, Hendelsbotts Gun
Store $9.67. II. II. Jeans 1106. o
Clllise Lesley $11.75 Mllwiiolen
'UNIICNS lirilsn I'll. 17. S I. 1.'
Walker $2. HtiKh llamiuon $IJ.ooi
jonn it. narrow $36 00, Callahan
Furniture Hu.ro $26.00, l.'n.on oil
V.O. ,I.UK.
IHHTHH T ATTOIfNKY: Gordon
S. Wells $60.00. G. Iluuus $100.00.
Pnc. Tel. & rdu. Co. l3s
DOG FI ND: II. c Wheeler
$12:60. Mrs, It. . N,.,,it, s.g,i
G.
S. Slromo $16:00. ICurl Drl.klll
.j.uu. r. ,,. i:rrnsiiaw $lo.oo. c.
Carl Myers $1.00. H. p. Ij,rsen
$40 00. Wm. Ilalnbrl lse $40,00
KMEItGKN.'Y. M.Ky ft Hevan
110.40 M M. Calkins $2.60. J.
Sclmiib $14 00. It, K. Fink $,l on
tityL "1V"ko,r.,.,'JS- Vernon" l.urr
$14.00, Harold l.lico $8.74. L H
";1.r,.!i', t,"H Grove sent
Ulel $71.35. O. H. Kletchor $821 00.
vi. . oamoerialn $100 00, .e
F.Tl-l U,"-,V mrU"a- Turnbull.
Killer $31.36, Ky v. Foster
Where an
hangs his.
Once a hat was not just a hat; it was also a badge o sec
tionalism. That was when the broad-brimmed Stetson
ffili V? vY JCfe Id1m ,met- When South, East,'
North, West hved differently, dressed differently, thought
differently. When a traveling American could feel like
a stranger in his own land.
Before advertising 1
But now Mrs. Green of Boston and Mrs. Brown of El
Faso use the same vacuum cleaner, fa'cV powder, soap;
Adams of Boston and Sims? of Seattle are alike in the cut
or their clothes. And where an American hangs his hat,
within the borders of these United States, he feels at home. .
Advertising did that.
Advertising is still at work helping to make these states
united. Here is a better bed, a handsomer shoe, a more
delicious food. Let it be known from Maine to California,
from Washington State, to Florida! Here's a healthier
way to live, another safeguard for your family, a new serv
ice ot self-improvement. Spread the news everywhere!
Advertisements. -.
Read them. They are Couriers of Progress and Unity.
Without them you d lack half the comforts you now have.
Ignore them and you'll, mjss many a good thing, to come. .
To keep pace with the times, read the
advertisements every; day
I 11.. lT - "
$149.37, Geoine Cnlindy $160.00,
Dale TUsslIlK $13. 4, Ailmt .11.
Himior $6.00, .', D. Thompson
$6.00, C, II. Ilhigtl $4 00, Geo. N.
McLean $193.48. A. II. peabody
$11 30, Southern I'ncirio G, t.iil,
B. F. K.sle $1113.60, Kiiuules
(Iraber $H,77, ):i 1 1 . i n i it l It,.,
pair $81)3.86, C. ('. Sllir.evani $3 U6
(trays Gash ft Garry, $143,78. Al.
ronl lloslliiii $10.43. W'. J. Ulcknrt
$16 99, A. J. llrown $l 99. John
Marvin $3.69. Hoy Kldnr $16.99,
Lelsjid Phllliis $9 91, ('has. Gold
$8 0$. V. It. Psiks $1 34. v. A.
Swniie $1.18, II. I.. Parks 199.
II. Lower $13.43. Hay Lane $44.93,
GeoiKa Mast $19.96, Milton loo
$37.43. Klvin William $JJ.4S,
Claudn Jackson $31 63, Floyd
Avers $18.06. .Mllti Hart $30.96. It,
II. (lumber $6.23. Kd Barnes $1.30,
Hubert Kobe i-l so n $5.J3. II,
Dewey $1.74. It, rJ, Harbor $1.74,
D. P, it)' lor $1.30, Hani HaUKtlinaii
$11.33. Geoi-KD Tolmnn $J2.33,
Charley Wilson $.'! , c. II. Far
mer $21 71, J. M. Blood $ 1 4 HI. c.
Gurry $.13 94. H. F. Miller $13 94,
i.uKeoe run a a ivavei go. $40.00,
C. K. Archer $60 00.
FHGIT INMJ'KOTOR:
C. 1C
Rauu
Hiewnrt $91 It, . Iulmrd
$47,90.
INDIGKNT SOI.DIKlt
All-
pomatius Post No. 34 (I
A.
It.
$16 00, Schiiefei-s Bros. $39.61.
INSA.VK: Rosiein Grvanbnilm
$01.97. Geo. P. Wlncbvll $6.00, G,
S. Itenrdsley M. D. $6.00, Dr. A
11. Boss $6.00.
Jt.'STIl'tt GoritT! F. St. Ilr.oen
$26.10, Harold J. Wells J, p.
$69 90.
JfVHNII.K CiiCHT: J. J. liar
bniiBh $'J0.33. Mrs. M. A. Polll
$9.00.' AWstern Union Telu. Co,
II lit:
Ht'HOOI. SCPKHINTGNDKNT:
1. W, Hly $lo.oo. K. J. Moore
130 60. Gresney's $13,60, H.
Kdlilum $83 34. i:. Schenck 110. Oil,
Par. Tel. Tela, Go. $9.66, The.
Caldwell Prcea $16 00.
DISTHUT SKALKIt: U. T.
Iiwlon $36 64,
H II K It I F F:. Baker - Button
$10 44, K. G. llranslertrr $17 00.
Ktla M. Cass.ty $I2 $'-. Ann B d
well $48.00. Frank K. Tiylo- 1- 14.'
J. W. Bust $6 00. J. W Wo k 1
loa.ug. joint w. Wa sn 41: . '.
.Mnuilta'n Slntei P we' ('i, $ 7J,
G. S. Oirlson $?.i.o. Jcrnl H.oit
$8.00. K. G. HlmiMons Gn. $ 60,
Jenren G"ije $2.3). Karl
l.uckev $131.70. John Mrsh $1.80,
Theodore H. Bowers $4 00, A I
llaynlo $19.00, Leo Hodiies $133 60
American
hat
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Grocery J-jtf j ,!: 1 '." '
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Wes.nrn Aim. , , i'",'" '.
l. B. I'lit'ber X'"".
I'.leclrle Co, 111 (,r. li i, "'."till!
Tel,. Co. 14 7 UlY T1'
Pnckiiis; Go r, f:"Kni.
land $7 70, The I', i t ,, '?'
$ 75, Vllwaiil,,. .i, !. " .
Co. $1 86. It,. '.".
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$109 70. i ii i,h ... .,:,,ra."
Weaver. U ,,,,,'' "j
Ace.denl Coin, .l l "OMIrlll
OI.AI iGlTKItl.n A.N'IMAlJt.
W.lither $7.00,
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Overton Howell, Jr. t, Vi
drew AiiderHt.n
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