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HILL LINES FILE
PLANS FOR MERGER
C. D. C H A M B E R LIN
FORD FRAMES HIS
OWN RETRACTION
Detroit, Mich. — Indications th at
H enry Ford "did his own talking" and
"played his own hand" in making his
peace with the Jew ish people were
given added weight with fu rth er evi­
dence th at none of the arm y of regular
Ford legal talen t participated In the
overtures th at led to the autom obile
m anufacturer's apology for antl-Jew ish
w ritings in his Dearborn Independent.
In disavowing these w ritings Mr.
Ford explained (hat the wide scope of
his activities had made It Impossible
for him to devote his personal atten-
tlon to the conduct and policies of his
publication and th at he was obliged to
delegate th eir m anagem ent to others.
Mr. F ord’s statem ent, copyrighted
by the New York j.m erlcan and given
out through A rthur Brisbane, express­
ed "great reg ret" over any Injury the
articles may have caused and added
th a t a survey he had made showed
him "th at this Journal (the Independ­
en t) Intended to be constructive and
not destructive, had been made the
medium for resurrecting exploded fic­
tions.” The statem ent concluded with
th e assurance th at "henceforth they
(the Jew s) may look to me for friend­
ship and good will.”
NAVAL PARLEY P U Z Z L E S
British
Insistence on Big Cruiser
Tonnage Unexplained.
Dublin, Ireland.—Kevin O’Hlggina,
known aa "th e stro ng m an" of the
Irish F ree S tate, was shot down In
the stre e ts Sunday and killed by a s­
sassins. As in th e case of an o th er
“stro n g m an,” Michael Collins, his
m urderers lay In wait for him and as
he was w alking along from his hom e
to Black Rock, a sh ort distance from
Dublin, an autom obile pulled up be­
side him and three men pumped bul­
lets Into him.
The assassin s drove aw ay and th u s
far have escaped th e police.
Mr. O 'H iggins usually was accom ­
panied by a detective, but Sunday
when startin g for the Booterstow n
C atholic church he told his escort for
the first tim e in th ree years to rem ain
a t home. He was taken entirely by
C. D. Chamberlin, who piloted the su rp rise when attacked. The first shot
monoplane "Columbia” In the flight struck him In th e abdomen, but he
from New York to Germany.
m anaged to stag g er across the road,
w here he collapsed. H is assailan ts
fired five or more bullets into his head
and body before springing Into th eir
car and driving furiously away.
As he lay on th e road m ortally
wounded, O'HigglnS, vice-president of
the F ree S tate council, m inister of
St. Paul, M in n —R ep resen tativ es of Justice and foreign affairs, gasped out,
m idwest farm organizations opened a “I forgive them all.”
two-day confeernce here to form ulate
a plan of action for furm relief legis­
lation at the next congress.
T hroughout the first session, speak­
ers of national prom inence urged the
principles of the M cNary-Haugen bill,
vetoed by P resident Coolidge last win­
ter, as affording the most satisfactory
W ashington, D. C.—An Increase of
$245,726,873 In the collection of Income
basis for farm aid legislation.
Congressm an L. J. D ickinson of tax es during the last fiscal year over
Iowa declared th a t If satisfacto ry th e preceding 12 m onths was reported
farm relief legislation is not passed by th e Internal revenue bureau, which
by the 70th congress n ext teinter, showed total collections of $2.219.831,-
"farm relief will become th e m ajor 014. A decrease of $216,031.255 w as
Issue of th e 1928 cam paign.”
shown in m iscellaneous taxes, w ith
Co-author of th e McNary-Haugen collections of $645,864,495.
bill, C ongressm an G ilbert N. Haugen,
T otal tax collections from all
of Iowa, insisted the m ajor political sources showed an increase of $29,-
parties, through platform prom ises, 695,617, reaching $2,865,695,509.
are duty bound to pass legislation
Income tax collections totaling $6,-
looking to relief of the agricultural 197,759 from th e sta te of O regon were
situation.
reported for th e fiscal year 1927, w hich
The conference was called by the ended Ju n e 30.
*
The 1927 to tal rep resen ts a drop of
American Council of A griculture, or­
approxim ately $200,000 from the total
ganized here tw o years ago.
The group Includes rep resen tativ es collections during the fiscal year 1926,
of 49 farm organizations, principally which were $6,399,176.
Income taxes from th e s ta te of
in M innesota. N orth and South Da­
kota, W isconsin, Iowa and Montana. W ashington, Including A laska, show ­
ed an Increase in 1927. T he total pay­
m ents from th a t revenue d istric t were
SHO RT N EW S NUGGETS
$13,307.881 In 1927 and $12.307,536 In
L ieutenant C. C. Champion, U. S. N„ 1926. M iscellaneous taxes In 1927 to­
broke his own w orld's seaplane alti­ taled $694,556, bringing the aggregate
from
W ashington
and
tude record July 4 when he climbed collection
Alaska during th a t year to $13,002,-
37,995.
John D. Rockefeller celebrated his 438.
88th birthday an n iv ersary Saturday by
en tertain in g a few close friends In I l l s JAPANESE PATRO L TS IN G TA D
home a t Pocantico Hills.
John Drew, noted A m erican actor, Official Count Shows 419 Americans
Now in Menaced City.
died In San Francisco a fter being con­
P ekin.—Jap an ese m arines, num ber
fined to a hospital since May 31 with
a rth ritis and rheum atic fever. He was ing 750, are p atroling T singtao, Shan
tung province, replacing the soldiers
73 years old.
The federal tra d e commission held who have been sen t w estw ard along
the Famous Players-L asky corporation, th e railw ay in read in ess for em er­
Adolph Z uker and Jesse L. Laaky, gencies. It Is reported th a t a Ja p a n ­
guilty of Illegal attem p ts to mono­ ese cru iser h as left S hanghai for
T singtao carrying 450 additional m ar­
polize motion pictures.
P ostal receipts of 50 selected cities ines. The Jap an ese w ar craft a t T sing­
totaled 829.681,229.47 In June, as com­ tao are two cru isers and tw o gun­
pared with $28.719.454.55 for the sam e boats.
T singtao and T sinan a re quiet and
m onth In 1926, an Increase of $961,-
774.92 or 3 35 per cent, th e postofflce th ere is no Im m ediate th re a t of dis­
o rd er o r occupation by the southern
dep artm en t announced.
(n atio n alist) forces.
G overnm ent to Aid Plane Builders.
An official count on June 19 show-
W ashington. D. C.—A foreign trad e ed th ere was 419 A m ericans In T sing­
and Inform ation service for A m erican tao, the m ajority of them refugee m is­
civil aviation was inaugurated by Sec­ sionaries from in terio r posts or sum ­
retary of Comm erce H oover w ith ap­ m er sojourners.
pointm ent of Jam es I). Sum m ers, Los
Angeles, as the first United S tates Virginia Schoolmam Heads Educators.
S eattle, W ash
Miss C ordelia S to rrs
aeronautic trad e com m issioner. Sum ­
m ers’ te rrito ry will b e C entral and Adair, class room school teac h er of
South A m erica with h ead q u arters In Richmond, V a. becam e president of
Panam a and he will Investigate air th e N ational E ducation association at
tran sp o rtatio n developm ents and as­ th e close of the general session of the
sist in the sale of A m erican com m er­ organization here. M inneapolis was
cial aircraft and equipm ent. T rade unanim ously chosen by the board of
d irecto rs for th e 1928 convention.
com m issioners for other foreign coun
tries are to be nam ed later.
M'NARY FARM AID
PLAN IS DEMANDED
W ashington, D. C.— Increasing m ys­
tification over th e in sisten t British
demand at Geneva for a cruiser ton
nage of 600.000 as a basis for a sup­
plem ental naval treaty w as evident
nt the sta te departm ent, w here tt was
■aid th at G reat Britain had approved
a t the W ashington arm s conference
five years ago a proposal to limit nil
auxiliary craft to a total of 450,000
tons.
Sir Esm e Howard, the B ritish am ­
bassador, Is rem aining In W ashington
during th e critical period of the de­
liberations.
It was pointed out h ere th a t the
original American proposal a t the
W ashington conference to limit aux­
iliary surface craft to a total of 460,-
000 long for G reat B ritain and the
200,000 Veterans Seek Insurance.
U nited S tates was accepted without
W ashington. D. C. A pproxim ately
reservation by Lord Balfour of th e 200.000 applications for conversion and
British delegation.
rein statem en t of w ar risk in surance
were received In Ju n e by the v eteran s'
Brotherhood Chief Out After 24 Years bureau, according to estim ates by
Cleveland A fter serving as p resi­ D irector lltn es. More than 100,000 of
dent of the International Brotherhood th ese applications were from ex serv ­
of Stationary Firemen. Oilers and Kail ice men who hud allowed th e ir Insur­
w ay Shop L aborers for 24 years. Tim ­ ance to lapse. T he period In which
othy Healy was defeated for réélection Insurance m ight be converted o r re­
■nd his post voted to John F. Mc­ in stated closed at m idnight July 2.
N am ara, Boston, Mass. In one of the
b itterest ( lections of the brotherhood's U. S Ambassador to Mexico Quits.
history, Healey hist out to his younger
Rapid City, 8 D.—The resignation
Opponent by a vote o( 74 to 66.
of Jam es Y. Sheffield as am bassador
to Mexico was accepted by P resident
French Aee Hired to Fly “Columbia.” Coolidge shortly a fter It had been
Paris, — C harles Ir v in e announced tendered. The post will rem ain for
th a t Maurice Drouhtn, not. ,1 French the tim e being In th e bands of the
airm an, had been selected to fly the charge d'affaires, as Mr Coolidge has
Columbia to America, and had accept- not derided when th e reslg n atto a
ed. Levine will go ae a passenger.
shall become effective.
INTERNAL REVENUE
COLLECTIONS LARGER
Liberia's U. S. W ar Debt Paid.
W ashington, D. C.—L iberia became
the second nation to pay Its en tire war
debt to the U nited S tates when It
turn ed over to th e tre a su ry a check
for $35,610. Cuba la the o th er nation
which has wiped Its w ar debt slate
clean.
Slayer of Wife Admits Murder.
Oregon City, Or. Alvin McCurdy,
56. m illw orker, confessed th a t with
th ree blows of a claw ham m er he kill­
ed hts wife, Ethel, 45. and then set
fire to th eir hom e at Canem ah. a vil­
lage one mile south of here.
English Assembly Approves Revision.
London. Tl.e proposed revision of
th e book of common prayer tn the
C hurch of England was approved by
the church assem bly In session here.
The vote was 517 in favor of the revla-
ton and 133 against tt.
OREGON STATE NEWS
10425569
B rie f R esum e of H appenings of
the W e e k C ollected fo r
O ur R eaders.
K evin 0 Higgins, V ic e -P re s i­
dent, Shot D ow n W hile on
W ay to Church.
G reat N orthern and N orthern
P acific Ask I. C. C. to
Com bine Roads.
W ashington, D. C.—Form al applica
tlon was made Io the In terstate tom
jnerce commission for approval of the
project to consolidate th e N orthern
Pacific and G reat N orthern railroads.
The com plete plan, which has been
draw n up and approved by stockhold­
ers and officers of the two roads,
provides for creation of a new com­
pany, th e Great N orthern Pacific, un­
d er the laws of Delaware. U nder this
plan the corporation ask s th e com­
mission to allow It to issue 4,97(1,976
shares of common stock, 2,479,950
■hares of which would be exchanged
for the outstanding stock of the N orth­
ern Pacific railroad and 2,490.981
■hares of which would be exchanged
fo r outstanding stock of th e Great
N orthern company.
Most of the securities of the exist­
ing companies already have been de­
posited with com m ittees in p repara­
tion for th e contem plated exchange.
The new G reat N orthern Pacific
company's plan also Includes lease of
th e 900 mile system of the Spokane,
Portland & Seattle railroad, which Is
now owned In common by the N orth­
ern Pacific and Great N orthern.
While the definite application did
not deal with the subject, th e corpora­
tion also contem plates control of the
11,400 mile system of the Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy railroad, which
Is now jointly owned by the Great
N orthern and N orthern Pacific.
The new company, If the commis-
■Ion approves the project, will own or
operate approxim ately 25,000 miles of
trunk line railroad and will become
by far th e larg est railroad system in
the United States.
IRISH FREE STATE
OFFICIAL IS SLAIN
RICHARD ANTRIM
t
W a te r is now being released from
th e McKay re se rv o ir for Irrigation
purposes in the w est end of U m atilla
1 county. Only the norm al flow of Mc­
K ay creek has been released but i t ’is
now planned to utilize 350 acre feet
a day.
F ire of unknow n origin caused an
estim ated dam age of $50,000 to the
M. & M. d ep artm en t store in Medford
last week. The loss was due m ainly
to w ater and sm oke. T he blaze raged
for an hour in the basem ent before It
was brought under control.
Bandon proposes to have a golf
course ready by 1928 on w hich visitors
to th a t beach city m ay play.
W a te r h as been tu rn ed Into Ash­
Com plete renovation of th e F orest
land’s new equalization reservoir, al­
Grove postoffice will be under way
w ithin a few days, it was announced though it will be several days before
the reserv o ir will be filled for use.
recently.
T his is p a rt of A shland's new w ater
Dale Drew, 21-year-old son of Chas.
system , for w hich $450,000 bonds w ere
Drew, prom inent K lam ath rancher, approved a t a re cen t election.
was drow ned a t L ost R iver dam , 10
Two hundred and seventy-eight ves-
m iles south of K lam ath Falls.
selssels of a com bined n et re g iste r of
Lane county's bonded Indebtedness
925,973 tons en tered the Oregon cus-
Is now $1,531,700. $136,800 having been
i tom s d istrict direct from foreign ports
recen tly paid off w ith O regon and
during th e y ear ended Ju n e 30 com­
C alifornia land g ra n t tax refunds.
pared w ith 204 vessels of 653,106 to n s
E stab lish m en t o f , a new postofflce th a t entered d irect the preceding year.
Richard Antrim of Chicago, who a t B eaver M arsh, in K lam ath county,
T he C003 riv e r consolidated sahool
heads the list of 25 young men chosen Is announced by postal authorities.
d istrict, one of th e rich est in the sta te
from the entire United States for a W illiam Zum brunne is postm aster.
for its class, is considering an inno­
four-year course at the Annapolis
The B aker C ounty Cow T esting as­ vation for accom m odation of its five
Naval Academy.
sociation h as com pleted organization teac h ers. It is proposed to dispose of
and th e new te ste r, Leroy W right of a tra c t of 11 acres, purchased when
K lam ath county, has begun work.
th e consolidation was m ade, and build
The p lant of the C apital City Bed­ them a home.
ding com pany of Salem was destroyed
Jackson county will not have a fa ir
by fire la st week, w ith a loss estim at­ th is year, th e directo rs of the Jackson
ed a t $30,000. ?4u-tially covered by in­ county fair association have decided,
surance.
because of the lack of finances, due to
Corvallis, Or.—A stam p of approval
O regon’s filb ert crop will be light, defeat of the proposed mill tax for
was given am endm ents to the grow er possibly less th an half a crop, while the support of the fair and the county
packer plan for m arketing th e Pacific th e w alnut crop will be large, accord­ c o u rt’s inability to advance any funds
N orthw est prune crop by 75 delegates ing to grow ers who m et last week at
for the purpose.
assem bled here for the second m eet­ Dundee.
N o rth w est w heat and flour ship­
ing of the Pacific N orthw est dried
D edication of the new Crooked riv er m ents com bined, th e la tte r being re­
prune convention.
bridge crossing the Crooked riv er can­ duced to w heat m easure, am ounted to
U nder the plan, all Pacific N orth­
yon In the extrem e southern p a rt of 55,415,665 bushels for the 1926-27 cer­
w est dried prunes will be m arketed
Jefferson county will tak e place F ri­ eal year. F or the 1925-26 season th e y
by present cooperative grow ers' or­
day, July 15.
w ere 41,923,571 bushels, during th e
ganizations and private packers, un­
1924-25 period they w ere 37,021,957
A
rrangem
ents
are
being
m
ade
for
der supervision of a central m arket­
ing board, to re p resen t organized and the Sandy pioneer and early s e ttle r's bushels and in the 1923-24 season th ey
unorganized grow ers and private picnic, which is announced for July 31 reached 70,688,233 bushels.
Bonds of $37,000 w ere voted in Rose­
packers; prices will be determ ined by a t the R obert K onsrud grove, on Bluff
road n e a r Sandy.
burg la st week a t a special city elec­
a grow ers’ com m ittee of five.
W hile engaged In strin g in g wire on tion. The sum will be used to con­
W ork will begin a t once, under
direction of th e cen tral com m ittee ol a pow er line n e a r Jacksonville, J. H. stru c t a highw ay bridge over D eer
nine. In organizing the prune grow ­ H arrington of A shland was killed creek, ju st inside the city lim its. T he
ers of the sta te and of C lark county, when he accidentally cam e in contact p resen t steel stru ctu re, held to be too
narrow and unsafe, is to be rem oved
W ashington, by m em bers of the pres­ w ith a 2200-volt wire.
ent com m ittee of 100. All present In­
Ike B arker, 55, of M apleton, who had and a reinforced concrete bridge th e
dependent grow ers will be organized been em ployed a t the W. H. Dandy full w idth of the stre e t erected.
Into units. T he private packers and saw m ill at Junction City died in a Eu­
The d istrict about A rago on the Co­
the cooperatives will then act as sales gene hospital following an autom obile quille riv er is grow ing excited over oil
agents for all th e grow ers.
prospects. More th an 1000 acres of
accident on L ake creek.
G round w as broken la s t week for land have been obtained on an oil
F IN D FLO G GER G UILTY
the construction of an $18,000 exhibit leasing basis. The cause of the move­
building on the K lam ath county fair m ent is a well which was drilled on a.
One of Five Men Who Whipped grounds. The large stru c tu re will be ranch In th a t te rrito ry to a depth of
170 feet. T he ow ner had a fine sup­
Woman Convicted.
com pleted by S eptem ber 1.
ply of w ater, but in a few days it w as
Toccoa, Ga.—W. G. Aeree, principal
Building perm its a t La G rande for
spoiled by oil indications.
of the S tephens county high school,
th e first six m onths of this year show
was found guilty by a ju ry of assault ¡
Ben B ennettson of P ortland was res­
an aggregate construction figure of
and b a tte ry in connection with the |
0763,715, a higher to tal th an for any cued from a tunnel at the H auser Con­
flogging Ju n e 12 of Mrs. Ansley Bow­
stru ctio n com pany rock q uarry on
one year in the city's history,
ers.
Coos riv er a fte r being entom bed for
Jam es R. N unam aker, 73, ow ner of
Mrs. Bowers and her son Lloyd were
24 hours. B ennettson was drilling a.
taken from th e ir home here by a one of the larg est aggregate holdings tunnel u nderneath a rock cliff for a
m asked and robed band of men into of Hood R iver valley orchards, drop­ big charge of dynam ite when a rock
the country and flogged. They told ped dead la s t week while sittin g in slide of hundreds of tons shut off th »
h er they w ere w hipping her because his autom obile talk in g to a neighbor. entrance. More than 100 men w orked
The appointm ent of George Alexan­ steadily for 24 hours to release him.
of "im m orality and because you do
der of H illsboro as sta te prohibition
not go to church.”
D espite the fact th a t his horse w as
Five men were Indicted for the flog­ com m issioner to succeed W illiam S. ram m ed and killed by a mad bull,
ging, four of whom rem ain to be tried. Levens, effective July 15, w as an­ George Baker, 17, escaped w ithout in­
nounced by G overnor P a tte rso n last
jury. The horse, a fte r being m ortally
“ Fag" Fully Reinstated in Kansas. week.
wounded by th e infuriated anim al’s
Topeka, Kan. — K ansas has been
A special election will be held In horns, carried his m aster to safety
buying cig arettes legally for several B oardm an July 16 for th e purpose of and then collapsed. Young B aker w as
weeks, and now It can advertise voting on Increasing the corporate attem p tin g to herd the bull into a
them in Its new spapers. The sta ti boundaries of the city, and taking in corral on the H yde ranch n e a r T re n t,
suprem e court ruled th a t advertising th e school and other p roperty to the w here tt had w andered from the high­
of cig arettes in the state could not Colum bia river.
way, when the anim al charged h is
be prohibited, and declared invalid
C h arter of the M cKenzie riv er lodge horse.
th a t section of the new law, legaliz­ of M asons, organized In Eugene some
Deeds to th e rig h t of way for th e
ing th e ir sale, which sought to pro­ tim e ago. was presented la st S atu r­
Roosevelt highway through the p latted
hibit ad v ertisin g of them .
day night. Several grand lodge offi­ section of W inchester Bay w ere re­
cers w ere In attendance to conduct ceived recently by the Douglas county
20,000 Pheasants to be Set Free.
th e cerem onies.
court, settling a controversy th a t has
P ortland, Or. — More than 20,000
Connie J. G rabb of B aker was elect­ been existing for considerable tim e
C hinese p h easan ts will be liberated in
ed president of the Oregon S tate Elks betw een the court and the highw ay
O regon this year by th e Oregon state
association w ithout opposition a t the commission. The R oosevelt highw ay
game com m ission, H arold Clifford,
final session of the 1927 convention was laid out a t an angle through the
sta te gam e w arden, predicts in his
held in B aker last week. A storia was W inchester Bay tow nslte, and as th e
June report.
chosen as th e 1928 convention city.
county Is required to furnish th e rig h t
of way the cost was greatly Increased.
W
ith
th
e
h
eaviest
traffic
on
the
T H E MARKETS.
highw ays In the history of the state
T here w as a total of $6,173,434 of
Portland.
W h eat—Big Bend bluestem and hard th ere was not a single fatal traffic state funds on hand July 1, according
w hite, $1.39 federation, soft white accident over the F ourth of July holi­ to a report compiled by S tate T reas­
and w estern white, $1.38; hard w inter, days In Oregon, according to T. A. Raf- urer Kay. Of this am ount $1,402,842.52
$1.35; n o rth e rn 'sp rin g $1.37; w estern fety, chief of the state traffic squad. was credited to the general fund of
Slxty-one different varieties
of the state, $3,106,009.16 to th e highw ay
red, $1 33.
H ay — Alfalfa. $18@21; valley w heat w ere inspected a t the U m atilla fund, $636.336.57 to the soldiers' bonus
tim othy, $20020.50; e a stern Oregon county grain nursery north of Pendle­ fund, $372.236.47 to the common school
tim othy. $22@22.50,
ton la st Monday, when the annual fund, $233,454.S8 to the industrial ac­
B u tte rfa t—39Hc.
field day of the county grain grow ers cident fund. Included In the general
Eggs— Ranch, 19@22c.
was held. D. E. Stephens, superin­ fund as shown in this rep o rt are $791,-
C attle— S teers, good. 89 50@10.25.
tendent of the experim ent station at 467.99 of autom obile reg istratio n fees
H ogs — Medium to choice, $9.5O@ Moro, and George R, Hyslop, head of which will be apportioned S eptem ber
he farm crops departm ent at Oregon 1. leaving only $611,374.52 In th is fund
11.35.
Lam bs — Medium to choice. $10® Agricultural college, explained the re­ with which, to g eth er w ith betw een
sults obtained In the developm ent of $300,000 and $350.000 in insurance,
12 50.
Seattle.
new types of grain and the b e u ’flts of corporation and m iscellaneous, to run
W heat -S o ft w hite or w estern white, certain types of fertilizer.
the state.
$1.44; hard w inter, $143; w estern red
The cherry crop in the Ashland sec­
A large body of high-grade ore has
and n o rth ern spring, $1.42; Big Bend tion Is exceeding all expectations, ac­ been reported uncovered in th e old
bluestem . $1 53; Big Bend dark north­ cording to officials of the local F ruit , w orkings of the Red Oak gold mine.
ern spring. $1.52; Btg Bend dark hard and Produce association, who stated This property, situated below the Ku-
w inter, $1 49.
th a t Instead of only one car for 6hlp- bll m ine on Galls creek. Is an o ld tiin o
H ay—Alfalfa, $25; tim othy, P. 9 , inent to the east, the crop will total j
producer, but has been closed down
$22
several cars.
for a num ber of years.
B u tterfat—42c.
W ith a program th a t has attracted
M V. K eeves of South Baker, 102
Eggs — Ranch, 19@ 22Sc.
ponltrym en from southern C alifornia years of age, enjoyed the B aker F ourth
C attle—Steers, choice. $9@9 75.
»nd northern W ashington, as well as of July celebration ao much th a t a fte r
Hogs Prim e. $11 4081150
; from all parts of Oregon, the fifth an­ riding with o th er clvfl w ar veterans
Spokane.
nual convention of the Oregon Poul In the parade he danced to m usic In
C a ttle — Steers, good, $9.2501.75.
trym en's association was held ia Cor the park for the en tertain m en t of the
Hogs —Good, $10 50 0 1 0 60.
rallia last week.
crowd during the barbecue.
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PRUNE SALES PLAN
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