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», w V * zv The Shf-mnn County Observer, Moro, Oregon, Friday, November 1,1929 Delegate lights grant ' D IX O N £fw ÖS NEW YORK F or B aby New T o r t —There ore, even In this day of fabulous royalties and sales of ™yt.ou Picture rights. w riters who are not wealthy. Of several such that 1 know, one recently became a father friends showered the and all his with gifts—appropriate young son inugs and clothing. silv er spoons^ what-not. , fh “But the best present of all. me writer told we. “is one good old George X sent. Gedrge gave my young hope ful two $20 gold Pieces, and my wife and I have been Instructed not to start the child's hank account with • Instead, we must, each morning, u the coins close to the baby» e>es and clink them together. “As be grows up be what real money is, ano . er trained to grab .for it \ sees i t ” was taking place within her emotlonffP range; she was climbing from one peak to another, quickly, breathless y. *1_” He rose and went toward her.. “You do? I believe you do! T see It. I feel it,” he cried. And then after a long silent mo ment she drew away from him. “Yon don’t even know what 1 was going to say, Bruce. I was going to tell you timt I had found out where the blue begins.” And then she had to explain to him all about the hook and her fan cies and the tiny bit of blue she had found at the'foot of the candle flame on the table that night. “I felt that It was a good omen. dear, because of all the times I have looked Into candlelight. I had never noticed that infinitesimally small spark of blue In the flame before.** Wins Honor TWO BANDS PLANNED AT UNIVERSITY OF 0RE608 I went to your home—your parents were dead and I heard that you had married and gone away.” -My twin slater, Bessie,” explained Caroline. “I make my home with her sometimes, but she lives much abroad, so I really live with auntie—1 am very useful here. They have gone to the flying field *> meet the heroes—par ticularly you—of course you are al ways a hero ” “I do not object to being somebody’s hero,” he said pointedly, “and I am hoping that you and Nan here will trust yourselves to my care an^ with me to the finish of the race” “Yon have lost an hour here,” . re proved Caroline. “A golden hour that will brighten my whole life,” he returned, and so Caroline, whpse middle name was Cin derella. flew with her wee cousin and her long-lost hero straight to the fly ing field and landed almost at the feet of astounded Aunt Bessie and Diana. “Xluvver1" screamed Nan excitedly, as she was lifted down. “Caroline's he- row brlnged her here In a golden hour 1” DR C. L. POLEY R om ance P hysician d lt< f A d v e n tu r e and Surgeon Grass V alley, O regon ’ ‘'T People can reach me from Moro at night from the long distance booth^jjk Hotel Moro by ringing The Dalles. •— Read our latest serial, “The Crffi- pled Lady of Pferi- bonka,” by the late James Oliver C u rw o o d . It blends th e ro mance of two cen turies with mod ern adventures in the author’s b e loved northland. It is the-story by w hich he w ill probably be most affectionately re membered. D r W . N . Morse Physician and Surgeon * ’♦ THE DALLES, OREGON Office a t /did-Colum bia H ospital Phone No. H ospital 841 University of Oregon, Eugene. - Two different bands at the University , Mrs. Murray W arner, director of„the of Oregon is the plan put In progress j - U niversity of Oregon, Eugene — H ohenzollern Family Oregon Museum of Fine Arts at t le by John H. Stehn, new leader of the Jeannette Ctlkln«, alamlnl secretary ot The Hohenzollerns trace their do- the U nlreraJ^of Oregon, was elected University of Oregon, who sailed thlH bands at the university and a member D ste c tiv « S to ry scent from Count Thnssllo, who lived a member of the board of directors month for Japan, where she will bo of the faculty of the school of music. A colored man walked Into a pawn about the beginning of the Ninth cen W h e n in T h e D a lle » of the American Alumni Council at United States delegate to the InsH- One band will play at all athletic tury, and built a castle on Zollern hill shop with a $250 camera The pawn tute of Pacific relations. Mrs. W arner events while the other will play or the sixteenth annual convention, in vac. was suspicious and questioned HAVE YOUR In the Swabian alps near Hechlngen. broker which met at Toronto and Muskoko the man regarding where he got such is ah authority on Oriental art, and concerts only, the latter group being From this height his descendants de Lakes during the summer. Several has traveled extensively in the Orient. an innovation this year. an expensive Instrument. The colored L u n c h o r D in n e r rived their patronymic. A separation hundred colleges and universities Sixty men have tried out for t gentleman thereupon departed hastily, O O O O O O O C O C O O O ^ U i C O O C C O O O C O g university took place about 1165 when Frederick bold membership in the American hands, according to J r (Full Course) not even troubling to take the camera, IV fouuded the elder or Swabian, and Alumni Council, and Miss Calkins Stehn The leader has conceived the and not getting a ticket for It. either. Conrad HI, the younger or Franconian election la considered a very high at the idea of sponsoring Sunday afternoon T he L ighted The pawnbroker turned the camera line. The first was subdivided Into the honor for both the university And the concerts lor students and‘ . over to police, who found a roll or branches of Hechlngen and Sigmarln- C andle state. pie Definite action on this film In i t This they had developed will be taken up later. In dividing o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o c o o o o gen In 1576. From the Emperor Slgls- and prints made from it. The pic mund Frederick VI, of the younger his proteges Into two groups. Mr tures were scene».. aboard n yacht By RUBY DOUGLAS line, received the Investiture of the Stehn has reserved 30 pieces for t ■ • O ut of the and nt obviously expensive beaches. electorate of Brandenburg, In 1415, concert band and allowed at least 50 408 E. 2nd St. “A ha!” said the detectives. “A rich o o o o o o c o o o < x x x x > o o o o o o o o o o o men accommodations for playing at and founded the dynasty of kings ol A ir F ir ä t I n s t a l l m e n t ( C o p y r ig h t .) man owns this camera.” One snap T h e D a lle s , O r e g o n Prussia and German emperors that A p p e a rs la shot showed a close-up of a man In SABEL was of the opinion ti nt she athletic events. reigned till November, 1918. The By CLARISSA MACKIE yachting costume, and a detect.ie We also serve, a t usual prices must have been ushered into this branches of the elder line continued Lunch and D inner com binations recognized the subject. It was E< Old Wall Paper« world by candlelight. She was so con unbroken till 1849. Then the reigning o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o c -o o o 0 1 th a t are said by our patro n s to mund O’Brien..an actor and the son of fident of the Influence of this soft A receni exhibition In a Paris mu princes surrendered their respective (Copyright.) The equal Home Cooking. a former Supreme court Justice. lu r- light on her disposition that she felt seum'Khowed wall papers which orig rights and principalities to the king aroline A ndrews steod at the of Prussia for sulng the picture clew still further, sure It was not merely an inordinate ,|ulle(1 f n r annual n n n t lil l pensions, DPnsionS.—Lit- France In the Sixteen«b een Sherman County Observer open window, looking wistfully krary Digest. the detective learned that the c a n w a fondness for the mellow glow hut a ,„rv The first paper» were marbled stolen from O’Brien, who nfter the bks gray cur. “My middle trick of the fate for which she hud or “Illuminated” by hund. Intel printed had been Beginning name must be Cinderella,’’ sighed Curo- designs nnd imitation leathers or eu. hadn’t even bothered to notify the such profound respect. T e r m ’s M e a n in g C h an g o d llne. “Too bad there is never an emp She was an unusual combination of m«*ed papers were most popular In Phone 35-J police. ty seat for me—how 1 hoped they Originally the • term “Salic law” the practical and the artistic type of HSI “frescoes” were painted on rolb N E XT W E E K S e n s itiv e F e llo w would ask me to go to the aviation was only to a codification of the law» girl. It was not strange that with of paper for the covering of salon “ QUIET SERVICE ” field with them to welcome the flyers •f certain Germanic tribes, Including Here Is a story they ure telling this many sided nature she had found walls. Jeun Boucbardon In this year "T he back from their long trip l It would the Sallan or Merovingian Franks. NO TICE FOR PU L IC A T IO N — D e It difficult to center her affections on painted 3” roll« for LOU,.*.X1 about Jimmie Durante, comedian Lady Assistants p artm e In te rio r, • U. S. Land be wonderful to see th e m ! Cinderella These laws were codified In Latin la Durante, who used to play the piano a single sort of a man with whom to l‘assi"n’’of Christ an d “T h e Desi rue F„ , v. en t of — th ------ „ . the early Middle age«. They related o ffic e a t The Dalles, O regon, Oct. Andrews» wuke up! find poor rlittle for a singing waiter named Eddie ta n tion of Je ru sa le m w ere rep ro d u ced on travel through life. CRANDALL Non and take her out to the daisy tor Is known far and wide ns Sc.inoz 7n<urieTr' y ”n‘' ’" ' n N « “ « “ hereby giVen" th a t She hud Just been rending n little rolls field—perhaps we can see the airmen tie. because of his de Bergerac nose. volume with a whimsical painted T X n » .P P .™ I™ — U n d e r t a k in g C o m p a n y He Is, perhaps, sensitive. At any rate, binding—a ship sailing on a .vague coming home.’’ C o u ld n ’t F ool H im “Let us go out and look for the rather than have people laugh nt dm, blue sea with a vaguer blue sky be ly to a section which relates to In algo H E 023339, both und er Act THE DALLES, OREGON A I’.oei hacks eld er In u rom ote p a ri flying machines," suggested Caroline herltances, nnd provides that only D he expends tons of energy In making yond. “Where the Blue Begins.” was 29, 1916 fo r Lot 1, Sec.12, T. ul th e I m u s u iu l began to h ave doubt males luherit property. BInre the L R 15 E ., N E % S W % ,, Sec. 5, to Diana’s little daughter. “Wouldn’t thfi title, and the text was as fan them laugh with him. He was playing golf one day. out on tastic, as capricious ns even Isabel's ow ing '«• n a tiv e d e p re d a tio n s, us lo the it be fine if we could go to the flying Fourteenth century a further restrlc- S E i4 N E i4, Sec. 6, N % N E ‘A , NE ♦ tion In application has^nttached It NW U , Lots 1, 2, Section 7, Town- Long Island. Part of the course lay most Impractical moments could lead s a f e r. <>t C3HH lie had stow ed uwuy un field and vutch them land, and per chlefly to thoae laws, in whatever ship 1-South, Range 16-E ast, W.ll- ,lvl |,is heil A frien d n th IseiF him to alongside a railroad track, near a sta haps meet them face to face?” her to desire. am ette M eridian, has filed notice of tion. A crowded passenger train had “ I wonder where It does begin?’ ,|ep«»sii i he ciislt »’ » bnni. In I he n ear “ Urn 1” agreed Nan. country found. will -h forbid female intention to make fin al th re e yea^" ,.S| tow n anil ih e j would look a lte r It pulled In, Just as Durante was get They sat down In the daisy field Rhe asked herself ns she closed tire I rone. Inheritance of the proof, to establish claim to th e land lot him I’he fu n n e l did so, and asked pnd made wreaths of daisies, until tlngjrendy for a tee shot. little volume. “ I wonder.” above described, befo re R egister, ih e bank m alinger w hat w ould he III» Decidedly nervous. Durante was the suddenly Nan’s far-seeing eyes spied Isabel lighted a candle on her table. U nited S tates Land O ffice, a t The c h a r g e l« i keeping it sa fe and sound, T h e Rose in H i t t o r y last of a foursome to drive. He to° ' Then she nroje and lighted a pair on something In the sky. Dalles, O regon, on th e 14th day of I The D alle.’ Newest and Best a terrific swing, and missed the bal “They come—they com e!’’ she Roses and romance have been kin Decem ber, 1929. the mantelpiece and a sconce holding o n being lohl th a t fa r from th e re being , H ostelry -j any c h arg e, th e hnnk w ould pay him They huve entirely. Without a word he started three candles on the wall. C laim ant nam es as w itnesses: J a -| through the centuries. danced excitedly. been" flung to knights Ih armor, have I m es‘~A.' Claussen of D ufur, O regon Together they watched the gray She was waiting for a man whom £15 pci nnnuin. he “sm elt a r a t.” and down the fairway. C e n t r a lly L o c a t e d been worn beneath the coat of mall | Gienn o . Allen of The^DaUes Oregon Ills companions called to him: flecks separate, grow larger and she had found vpry companionable b ro u g h t th e money back to th e fa rm ! E lliott P. R oberts of The Dalles, O re “lley, you missed the b a ll!” ns heroes entered battle. have been Sherm an County H ead q u arters larger. and Interesting. What proflteth It ft mqn In Omaha Durante gestured for them to pipa “They are coming this way, Caro strewn at the feet of returning eon gon, George P e tro ff of The Dalles, “ But I seem to miss something In EDW. BALL, MANAGER querors, have lain In quiet peace on Oregon. him,” she was thinking as she sat to evolve a new breed of wingless line!” cried Nan. down: , J. W. Donnelly, R egister. “I know It,” he aajd, guardedly, there In the yellow glow. “I suppose 1 chicken, and have all the commenta the biers of the dead, have softened “Jeg, dear !** THE DALLES, OREGON “but look nt nil of those people in the I shall always miss something in C*1 tors refer to him as a “K ansanT’ r '~“O h?lie Is falling, falling—look, he the contours of tombs nnd burlai NOTICE TO CREDITORS train watching me. They <l<m t eryone." might full on a heel" screeched Nan, mounds, have marked the confident Who now can remember the old p a th w a y .o r br.de,, bare been .brown , who had suffered a bitter experience Footsteps on the porch brought her know It.” with a bee the week before. hack. She went to rtlje door to Preet— fashioned housewife who occasionally -------------- what words l Bri8bine, ’deceased by th e C ounty A c id A ir “Oh dear, one Is coming down— has sought to express not the man she him been thinking pinned an article, on which she was sewing, to her skirt at the knee? Chemical properties In New York of, but another. cannot say, the rose has played Its !ourt of the S tate of Oregon fo r S her ' right here!" m an C ounty and has qualified. A ll atmosphere are hard on woodwork. It “Why, Bruce Benjamin! I didn’t •Falling?" 3 ; _ part. persons having claims ag ain st said A fellow was telling us about a ter •*^0—he is gliding down—the other has been found after an examination know you went even on this side of estate are hereby notified to Pre8®nt of the steeple of St. Paul’s church on the Atlantic.” she cried, giving him rible dream he had; I t seemed two machine Is keeping on to the field— TH E DALLES the same, duly verified as by ^ r e lower Broadway. The church Is 13a both her hands Impulsively and drag endurance flyers were In the air so this on» Is having trouble. Poor fel quired, to the» undersigned a t the office Z in c in In d u s try years old. and In excellent condition, , I glng him Into the room. long everyone had forgotten them. lo w -to n bad to lose the race!” sighed 'Calls for and Delivers Starting with Hie Nineteenth cen- of W. C. B ryant, Moro, O regon, with- but the wooden steeple has been eaten Caroline, who ¿Empathized with the “I haven’t be^n—long,” said the turv the Increase In the use of zinc I ¡n 8ix m onths from the date hereo . We guess our favorite story-teller Is downtrodden. “ If It should happen to was d eddedlj accelerated. D a r.a , .be away. Scientists Insist that It Is chem ninth “Arrived last night and am off D ated and first pu b lu h ed O ctober in Moro Wasco still the one who shifts his quid and he Captain Browne, he will not care icals that have done It, for the steep e again the end of the \Vcek. Bust decade the production was estl- H , 1J2J- Brigbine, A d m inistrator, received as much e r e as any old They had not seen each other for begins. "Well, It ain’t much of a very much, for he has won so many - and Grass Valley mated »« 6.000 ton«. la the fifth dec M e m b e r 8, 1829 Colonial mansion, many of which look months and their last meeting had story—” and then tells a whopper. medals for valor and captured so ade the output had Jumped to 367,000 B ryant, A tto rn ey fo r Admin- n9 good ns new. The old steeple Is been anything but a cheery moment. Mondays and Thursdays many prizes." tons and for the half century the | B istra to t r. - o l l - n 8 being demolished and will he replaced Before they had time for getting In a perfect world, the holes In the “ Who Is Captalo Browne?” by one made of metal, colored to re acquainted again the other man a r pavement would be mended with choc “ A great hero, dear. I met him total was 635,000 tons. The output of the second half century reached semble the original. Even that may rived and made it a trio, with all the olate, Instead of asphalt, so we would when he was leaving for France and the amazing total of 12,100,000 tons, not last, for not long ago It was dis three-cornered necessities of conver have hbt fudge on these warm days. we grew to know him very w e ll-h u t covered that the metal figure of Jus sation.’ She was not unaware of the I was a very young gkl and he has or an Increase of 1.800 per cent. The acceleration has continued, and in C A L L A W A Y ’S tice atop the Municipal building, was undertow of romance that seemed to Verses for children: Lives of great forgotten n»e long a g o ! the year 1927 the output was 1.444, all but losing her flowing robes, due he dragging her out of the prosaic men oft remind ns. we can court a The great machine had landed at F U N ERAL CHAPEL to a peculiar rivet disease In her cos- conventional atmosphere of the room swift ascent, If we go and leave be the other end of the field and finding 000 tons, a total equal to the produc DENTIST but she concealed It with dexterity hind us footprints In the fresh cement nn obstructing fence, turned and came tion of the first 60 years of the Nine F u n e r a l D ir e c to r » tU IC e <© bi th e B ell S yn d ica te. Inc.) teenth century. and neither of the men felt uncom bounding swiftly toward them. United States Dental Ex a n d E m b a lm e r » Nearly one-third of the entire “Here comes a man— I think Its Explorers of the Amazon headwaters fortable. ’ T o o th A c h e » , S o T h i» H e r o aminer for this district It must have been another pre-ar have founJ « “lard tree” and a your he row," squealed Nan, to whom world’s output of zinc has been pro Union and Third St. R e m o v e » It W ith R e v o lv e r ranged move on the program of des “sugar tree,” and If there Is an or life was Just one big romance after duced In the United States. The Dalles, Ore. Santander, S p o ln .-T h e moat orlg- tlnv thnt m?de It necessary for John chard In the neighborhood they will another. OFFICE AT The man, emerging from his nei- Inal method ) « discovered for re Hamilton to leave so early. He seemed have pic. in met, disclosed a face bronzed by sun moving an aching tooth waa emplojcd genuinely to dislike leaving. He seemed MORO, OREGON The small boy, aged six, was mak to (have a bona fide engagement that and reddened by winds. A, fine, brave “ Modesty is a beautiful word," said recently by a laborer In the town face, with very sharp blue eyes thnt called him. It was not because he ing a Hny wreath. the shocked mld-Vlctorlan. But It of Astillero. who shot out the offend "W hat is It for?” enquired his would be much more beautiful If it singled out little Nan. ing molar. Unable to stand the pain felt himself a third. . “I hope you are not hurt, said Alone, Isabel and Bruce Benjamin mother. were less often used as a synonym for any longer, he placed the barrel of a “You know you said you heard a Caroline, her heart throbbing faster revolver against the tooth and pulled lapsed into an awkward silence for a “prudery.” mouse In the pantry?’’ moment. Isabel studied the flickering than his engine had dope, for It was the trigger. He said he was relieved “Yes." Passenger services across the conti Indeed her Captain Browne. Immediately. The only trouble was candle on the table beside her. The “And ' yon know you said you Not nt all, thank yon; stiff and thnt the bullet also penetrated his man watched her with eyes that nent bv plane are now regular and W ashington at F ifth S tre e t, thought of buying a trap?” sore from sitting so many hours. My would have told any observer that firmly established. At least, we as cheek. PORTLAND. OREGON “Yes ” what he might have told her many sume so: Their time-tables are full engine has gone wrong., nnd if 1 had Attorney - at - Law “Well, If yon buy a trap, and If you months ago had not been a mistake of asterisks and becoming almost In the proper tools here—” O ur usual pre-w ar tra n sie n t W o m e n G iv e C u p to You will find plenty of tools In the catch the mouse, and If they drown hut probably the most sincere, most comprehensible. ra te s still prevail. the m oise aftex It Is caught, nnd If T o w n ’s M od-si H u sb a n d earnout speech of his life. garage. The man is away with the Special Rates to p erm an en t G uests the m o u » l8 burled, nnd If we give car or he might help you.” ( arollne “ Are you doing any singing or Cushing. Okln.—A man who never OFFICE PHONE MAIN 93 It a nice funeral, we shall need n pointed toward the house. drinks “ more than enough.” swears welting, Isabel?” he asked at last. Oh, wreath, shan’t we?” Nan, In her opinion, had been silent Isabel shrugged her shoulders, only moderately, drives a new car, M oro, O regon Fir. “Are you you a he row ? She long enough. “Are uses tobacco In every form, plays a not mqph.” she said. “I thin! THE MARKETS moderate game of golf and tills .in nt too restldss to do much serious work piped. Portland A poor hero, baby," he laughed. bridge only when forced to has been She was still watching the flame. W heat—Big Bend bluestem, $1-28; “You’ll never do much serious work “Lost my race to a better man. selected the “niodM" husband by the soft white and western white, J114V6 those line«—pretty hits, salable “A better engine, perhaps, mur nnd . ,n C u sh in g X.uhieuj» P n .fo - * ’’«I mured Caroline as she followed his hard winter, northern spring and •tongs that folks will love to I hi« V, Business club. Dwight Buell, \ t.g.t*. long Stride through the grass. western red, >1.UV model, was presented a sliver loving hear hut will never get you on the He turned and sent a puzzled look Hay — Alfalfa. $22.50023 per ton; stage." cup by the club. She looked nt him suddenly, open nt her, n look of admiration, half rec valley timothy, $19.50020; eastern ognitlon, that, finally baffled, turned eydd perhaps a hit annoyed. IK D o c to r R o ll G row » Oregon timothy, $21.50022; clover, Washington.—The average Ameri could not tell. He did not care Hb away. $19; oat hay, $18; oats and vetch, “Maybe you are demlring my turo- can has at his beck and call more doc-1 time was short. $19.50020. “You’re not complimentary. ”T llne,” said Nan quaintly. tors than has the citizen of any other B utterfat—47051c. “Maybe so, baby. She looks like least,’’ she retorted after n moment nation. the United States bureau of Eggs—Ranch, 30048c. some <tne I used to know ;’’ he sighed education has discovered by a survey. In which she bad seen an expression Cattle—Steers, good, $10.25010.75. that she could not meet with annoy a little nnd turned to Caroline. And the number of physicians Is In Hogs—Good to choice, $10,25011.10. UNDER THE eye strain “I seem to have seen you before, creasing every jear. Lambs—Good to choice, $10.50011. PERSONAL MANAGEMENT OF "I mean to be. You aze a womUrful he said, looking at her with his keen America’s ills now support lh). »_l Can only be co rrected u n d er the girl Isattel. I’ve been about the wor d S e a ttle - eyes. “The girl I-knew wns a mere physicians. It was found. proper conditions and by th e use Edward C. Holt since 1 left yah. ¡T v e seen lovelv schoolgirl in years, with niarvelous- W heat—Soft white, $1.14; western of the very best of equipm ent. women of all ages* and all national but you do not want to hear about he red, hard w inter and northern spring, RATES We have the B est Equipped O ptical .„Jibe bridegroom In Pennsylvania who eyes!" lie turned and looked down ities. ' But always, jro u r face, the office in B astern Oregon. $1.13, bluestem, $1.31. fainted twice during the ceremony had warmth of yotfT personality came be Room with bath privilege, 75 c up Into the brown and gold-flecked eyes Eggs—Ranch, 31050c. OPTICS EXCLUSIVELY probably made up his mind that he fore me and 1 compared them. with Outside room with private bath, of which he spoke. “Why, he s am B utterfat—51c. was going to get more special mention ' the wonderful You. Isabel. No— loot $1.50 up mered, “It cannot be you 1 Cattle—Choice steers, $9.50010.25. In the newspapers than the line about Bt me" _ h e said, as she dropped her ; She nodded speechlessly, her color Special rates where more th a n two H ogs—Prime light. $10.85011. being clad In the conventional black eye»—”1 want to tell you everything George Verne Blue, professor of his oomlng nnd going. persons occupy one room. Dr. Geo. F. Newhouse, P ro p rieto r Lambs—Choice, $10.25010.50, “To think th a t I should land In this I love you. You know that. 1 know tory at the University of Oregon, who Let us show you our 320 E ast Second S tre e t Spokane The Japanese beetle la described as It the better rnw , that1 I have been has Just returned from an extensive field by chance and find you 1" he said Accommodations C cttle--Steers, good, $9.50010. . THE DALLES, OREGON _ tour of the Orient, where he studied ln a-low tone. highly ornamental—but his effort to be nwnv from .yo«”'.fog long, dreary "Out of the sky," added Caroline Hogs—Good and choice, $10.35. conspicuous Is not quite so persistent months. Does’ It make any differ economic and political conditions. He L ^ ttb s — F e e d e r U m h s , $ $ .7 5 0 $ . e n c e ’ was the recipient of a Murray Warner softly. as It was feared it might become. Isabel looked ut him steadily. “When I c»me ba?k from the war * Even horticulture has Its spectacolaf Something quite out of the ordinary traveling fellowship. moments. 7 35c WiüIE R estaurant C Bank H otel Model Laundry Dr J. R. Morgan W . C. B R Y A N T Traveler Newhouse Optical Co. L . V. NEW P E R K IN S HOTEL
