Sherman County observer., April 11, 1930, Image 2

The Sherman County Observer, Moro, Oregon,
Friday, Aprii li, 1930.
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Moro W òhi an’» Club Nóte» W eather A ffects Price of
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National W heat Markets
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W all P aper C reeks
Tear out a piece of wall paper like
that on the wall to patch wall paper
Gerald kelly is now chief assistant cracks, starch It well and use a caster
(fiy Mrs. Theo. Johnston)
in the J. E. Norton »tore and Post- to roll Its edges smooth. Patches cut
Another interesting garden pro­
The United States department of
with scissors show the edges, but torn
office.
dominions
woulb
obta W gram is planned for A p ril 18 th. Some agriculture hqs a dispatch of April
pieces do not.
A reunion o f the members o f the
of the diacuaeiona will be “ Burbank" 7th from representatives at Shanghi,
MANUFACTUatO ARTICLES
by Mrs. L. E. Kaseberg, “Home saying that more than half the mills Guyton family was held at the home
for surplus grain
K n o w th e "M u c h a w is s ” 7
Gardens and Their Relation to Com­ in China are idle waiting for the new of W. C. Guyton Sunday.
The
E n glish named the whippoor­
munity Life” by Mr*. Fred Fortner wheat crop, which will be available
William Mitchell has been in Grass will from the fanciful assimilation of
' A new wheat pool enabling Great of Wasco and “4-H Club Work by next months that weather conditions
Valley the past few days moving a Its cry to those words, but the In­
Britian to rerulate in the British
es Viola Hansen.
in the Yangtse valley has been favor­ house for J. S. Newcomb.
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4 dians colled the bird the “muckawlsa."
Mrs. G. J. Frankel, preaident of able and prospects are for a good
the supply and price
J. L? Davis left Sunday for
1« the dominion!, has been suggested the Federation of Woman’s C lubs, crop. / . ,
NOTICE* OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
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as one of the means for welding the honored two clubs of Sherman coun­
The department says of conditions Spokane to attend the region
In the County Court of the State of
pt-itieh empire into an , ecowww ty recently with her presence at their in the United States: “Wheat mark­ meeting of the grain growers.
Oregon for Sherman County.
meetings and her valuable message ets strengthened materially during
Mrs. W. F. Guyton left for Oregon In the Matter of the Estate of
UIThe sceme, devised by E F. Wwe,
the week ending April 6, influenced City Monday and will spend a few Arthur Phillips, Deceased.
to the members.
lahorite member of parliament, is de-
Notice is hereby given that the un­
The first meeting was a benefit principally by leas favorable crop days at that place before going to
«ignad to give British farmers r tea held at the home of Mra. R. H. prospects and an improved demand. California.
dersigned has filed in the above en­
titled court his final report and
stable price for their wheat, to pro Johnson of Grass Valley Tuesday, Reports of deterioration in the win
Word was received here Monday account o f’ his administration of said
tect them against the dumping of April 1, by the Grass Valley Club. ter wheat areas as result of dry
estate and that Monday, the 28th day
foreign subsidized grain, and to en An excellent program was given and weather was the principal strength morning that Howard Wattles was of April, 1930, at the hour of 10:00
Thoughts of the Sportsman will soon turn to his !
instantly
killed
while
working
on
a
courage the dominions to purchase a delightful lunch served. The Moro ening factor.
a. m. of said day has been by order
Moisture is badly
high
voltage
line
near
Maupin.,
He
Tackle Kit, and the Planning and the Picturing in
of the Court appointed as the time
British manufactured gooes in ex­ Woman’s Club was well represented needed in Oklahoma and in the
change for standing orders in Brit­ at this tea and it wishes to express southern and western portions of was well known here a few years and the County Court Room in the
Pleasant Anticipation the many enjoyable times to .
Court House at Moro, Oregon as the
ago.
ain for their grain. ..
its appreciation for the kind in­ Kansas and marked signa of deter­
place for the hearing of the said re­
come.
Wise would create a public corpor­ vitation extended.
The Kent school baseball team port and account, the objections
ioration are appearing in these areas.
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thereto,
if
any,
and
the
settlement
of
ation to purchase in bulk the wheat
drove
to
Wapinitia
Sunday
to
iake
The other meeting which Mrs. Additional moisture is also needed to
output of the dominions, store it « 'rankel attended was a regular put the ground in good condition for the long end of a 6 to 5 score with the said estate.
We are offering you the finest high quality flies at a
England, and release it on the market meeting of the Moro Woman’s Club spring seeding in the northwest and the team there. A return game will . Dated and first published this 28th
price never equaled before. We offer you sportsmen
day of March, 1930. •
in a steady flow to avoid speculation held Wednesday, April 2. After a in the Canadian provinces. Seeding be played here later. The exact date
R. J. Ginn, Administrator.
the greatest assortment of Ashing lure to choose and
Last publication April 25, 1930.
and sharp fluctuations.
short business meeting Mrs. W. C. is started in southern Minnesota and is not yet known.
W.
C.
Bryant,
Attorney
for
Ad­
The corporation would be compos­ Bryant, the president, surrendered I some South Dakota points, but seed-
piqk from, at right prices.
Material is now on the ground for
ed of expert wheat buyers dominated her chair to Mrs. Howard Conlee, the ing operations in the spring wheat the Shell Oil Co. plant and the men ministrator.
by the board of trade or the board director for the afternoon, The club areas have been generally retarded in charge came Monday and have the NOTICE OF GUARDIAN’S SALE
Tackle to satisfy the most critical angler and in the
of agriculture ’ and financed by the 30 ng, “America, the Beautiful” by the cold weather.”
ground staked out. It will be rushed
OF REAL PROPERTY
exchequer. Operations would be on opened the program, this being fol­
quality and price to meet his needs. Spinners and
Eastern Oregon is short of moisture to completion they say. It will occu­
Noitce is hereby given that in
a non-political, non-profit basis.
lowed by a review of the March Club­ and in many places there will be a py the space between the hotel and pursuance of an order of-the County
lures in all types at very attractive prices. It is a
A wheat import board would woman by Mrs. Theodore Johnston. short crop unless a plentiful rain
the railroad, and will he a great im­ Court of the State of Oregon for
pleasure to show you our entire stock, especially the
Sherman County duly given and
supply a regular standing order As a climax in this review Mrs. comes in the near future.
provement in Kent.
made on the 31st day of March, 1930,
to the Canadian and Australian Johnston read the following selection
rods. No trouble to show you whether you buy or
C. L. Pepper, as guardian of the per­
wheat "pools for most of their crops. by David Starr Jordan. “Today is
son and estate of Mary Quackenbush,
not — we get a kick out of the game with you.
Grain would be released according to your day and mine, the only day we
M oro School Notes
an incompetent person, will sell, on
Three
Crop
Pests
T
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a
t
A
re
the amount of British wheat avail­ have, the day in which we play our
and after Tuesday, the 6th day of
May, 1M0, to the highest bidder, and
Believed
To
Be
Serious
able.
part. What our part may signify in
The local declamatory tryouts will
upon the terms and conditions here­
Wise’s propoosals are based on the great whole we may not under­ be held at the schoolhouse on the
inafter mentioned, at private sale
the contention that British farm­ stand ; but we are here to play it, and evening of April 29. On this same
A warning to Oregon farmers to subject tö confirmation by said Coun­
Moro, Oregon
ers are entirely at the mercy of now is our time. This we know: it day an exhibit of work done by the I he prepared to combat three old pests ty Court, the following described
real
property
belonging
to
the
estate
dominion and foreign exporters.
is a part of action, not of whining. students during the school year will which early indications show will of said ward, to-wit
Grain dumped in England by It is a part of love not of cynicism. be displayed for the public. *
likely be troublesome this year, has
An undivided one-third inter­
foreign producers would be pur­ It is for us to express love in terms
just
been issued by Dr. D,on C. Mote,
est in and to the Northeast
The
Sherman
county
typing
cpn
chased by the import board and of human helpfulness.”
Quarter (N E ’a ) , the Northeast
teat will be held at Wasco on April entomologist of the Oregon State
pooled with th<r/^3bminion grain
Quarter of the Northwest Quar­
The camp fire group under the 18. The winners will go to Pendle­ college experiment station. These
ter
(N E U N W M ) and the North
The profit made by buying at dump­ guardianship of Mrs. F. E. Fortner
three are the tent caterpillar, the
west
Quarter of the Southeast
ton
the
next
day,
April
19,
to
enter
ing prices would be placed to a re then entered the room in costume
garden cutworm and the various
Quarter (N W fcS E tt) of Sec­
in
the
Eastern
Oregon
contest.
serve fund.
species of grasshoppers.
tion Thirty-five (35), in Town­
exemplifying some of the camp fire
In the recent Curtis publishing
ship Four (4), South of Range
While these will not all be serious
work. Mrs. Fortner reminded every- company contest, the “reds” captain­
Sixteen (16) E. W. M. in Sher­
in
all
sections,
early
reports
coupled
Accident* of Mental O r i g i n “ ¡«.heroic <ked .ce.mpltahed ed by Lamer Sayrs and Josephine
man County, Oregon.
by Eva Miller last winter when she Johnson, won the week’s battle over with known favorable conditions for
Terms and conditions of sale: Cash
g i ___ML m
UNITED GROCERS
saved her sister, Ione, from the fire the “greens.” The winners sold 31 their development make advisable in hand upon delivery of the deed of
o f orego n . inc .
Ninety per cent of accidents are of which destroyed their home. For
said
guardian-
precautionary measures, says Dr.
Bids and offers must be in writing
mental origin, according to Dr. Harold this, Mrs. Fortner had the pleasure subscriptions and the losers 21. Lois Mote. Bait traps last fall captured
A Link in The U nited Chain of Grocers
and left at the of0ce of said guardian
S. Hulbert of the department of men of presenting Eva, one of the camp Bryant and Harold Thogerson proved an unusually large npmber of cut­ to-wit,
No. 404 First National Bank
to
be
the
best
salesmen,
each
having
tai and nervous diseases, University fire girls, with a medal which repre­
worm moths, while the long dry fall Building in The Dalles, Oregon, or
Dealing in “Merchandise of Merit”
of Illinois. In an address before the sents a national camp fire honor. made ten sales.
was unusually favorable for grass­ may be filed with the Clerk of the
Dr. D. V. Poling from the exten­ hopper egg laying. Some early re­ County Court of the State of Oregon
National Safety Council, Dr. Hulbert Only few Oregon girls have received
Comprising Mens’ Clothing and Shoes „
sion service of Oregon State College porta have already come in concern­ for Sherman County, at any time af­
explained that these accidents are the such a medal.
ter the first publication of this notice
Fresh Vegetables, Bakery, and Lunch Goods -
spoke to the high school student body ing tent caterpillars.
result not of insanity or mental in­
and before the making of said sale.
A vivid description of St. Marks
for about thirty minutes Wednesday
competence, but of thoughtlessness or
Dated this 31st day of March,
School Books and School Supplies
Methods of control for all these
Cathedral in Venice w as given by
morning on a topic suggested by the pests have been worked out and are 1930.
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Mrs. E. A. Cushman. The paper,
Staple and Fancy Groceries
C. L. Pepper, Guardian of the Per­
This authority says that a person
season of the year— Time Wasters. explained in available circulars or
“Milan, Italy” by Mrs. M. E. McKee
son
and
Estate
of
Mary
Quacken­
who is comfortable in mind and body,
Dr. Poling stressed the fact that high bulletins obtainable from any county bush, an incompetent person.
SOAP 1 Citrus Granulated S o a p ,___
was much enjoyed. This included
adjusted to his working and domestic
school students should get into the agent or direct from the college.
Residence
and
PoBt
Office
Address:
the history of - Milan as well as a
large size package............... 25c
life, and is not ill, perplexed, discon­
habit of working first and playing Counsel with county agents about The Dalles, Oregon.
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description of the modern city.
tented or fatigued stands but a small
afterward and that this habit would local conditions is the best practice,
Watch our Hand Bills for Friday,
Another city of Italy was brought to
chance of becoming the causative fac­
be especially valuable in college says Dr. Mote.
NOTICE OF CLOSING STREAMS
- Saturday and Monday Specials.
mind when Mrs. T. B. Searcy gave
AND LAKES
tor in an accident On the other hand
years, when there are so many dis­
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
anger, fatigue, surprise and other an interesting discussion of Genoa. . tractions from study. Since this is
The message given by Mrs. G. J. the spring fever season, Dr. Poling’s
by an order duly and regularly
such factors are the causes of many
Penny Fuie is Destructive That
made
by the State Game Commission
Frankel
was
intensely
interesting
and
accidents, says Dr. Hulbert.
message was especially pertinent.
of the state of Oregon, on the 10th
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We cannot, of course, cure such valuable to all persons connected
One day last week the seventh and
Two pennies placed in a fuse box day of March, 1930, it was found and
emotional disturbances as anger and with club work. Due to lack of space eighth grades, under the supervision
determined that the supply of trout
when standard fuse-plugs blew out, and other fish is being, and will be,
opo
surprise, nor can we offset fatigue, only a few of the points made will be of Mr. Adams, school board member,
caused two children to be burned injuriously affected by permitting
but the public should understand these mentioned here. The program for set out a large number of trees on
C. V. Belknap, Proprietor
Moro, Oregon
to death, pay» a Las Vegas, New the same to be taken with hook and
causes of accidents and guard against the state convention, May 12-15, as the school ground. The grounds are Mexico dispatch. Short-circuit, caus-1 line, commonly called angling, during
them. A worker who grows tired planned by the two hostess clubs of to be further improved soon by the
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ed by insertion of the coppers,
fied from the streams and lakes of the
should become more careful because Salem was outlined.
seeding of the space between the started
tire that destroyed the state of Oregon hereinafter named;
Mrs. Frankel made all familiar
Miu Adeline Comini, Vogue Beauty Parlor
ef i t An automobile driver who is
schoolhouse and the sidetoalks around hom e.
therefore,
The Dalles, will be here
suffering from some slight illness with work accomplished and interest­ the building.
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED, That
. TUESDAYS
should watch his driving more care ing features of the General Federa­
on and after the 15th day of April,
Miss Cole’s room won the banner
For
Appointment,
Phone 182.
tion
of
Women’s
Club
which
was
held
fully than when he is in good health
1930, it shall be unlawful for any
last week with perfect attendance.
person to angle for, take, kill or have
Once we manage to exert some con­ at Swampscott, Massachusetts.
in possession, except as hereinafter
tThe seniors have set May 25 as the
A memorial service for Katherine
trol over the “mental haaard,” our
provided, any species of trout or
date
for
baccalaureate
services,
and
accident record will begin to do Lee Bates who contributed the song,
other fish of any kind or species in or
“America, the Beautiful” was most May 29 for commencement exercises. PIANO IN STORAGE. Looks and is from the following named and de­
like
new.
Will
sacrifice
for
bal­
impressive. She received the in­ A speaker has not yet been selected.
scribed streams and lakes of the
ance, $168.00. Terms $2.00 weekly.
spiration for this song in 1898 when • The fairgrounds will be the scene Will d iscou n t for cash. Write Tall­ state of Oregon, during the periods
visiting Pikes Peak. A display o f of a track meet between Wasco and man Piano Store, 395 So. 12th St., of time hereinafter specified, in ao-
cordance with the provisions of Sec­
8 ta llta 2 5 tion 8, chapter 66, General Laws of
dolls in foreign costume was one of Moro on Saturday, April 12. On Salem, Oregon.
the outstanding features of thia great April 19 Moro is sending a team to WE C AN fit all kinds o f p eop le. Any Oregon, 1921, as amended by Sec­
A candidata
size or w eigh t.
C rippled or de­ tion 1, chapter 275, General Laws of
convention, They were dressed by the Mid-Columbia relay meet at Hood
form
ed
fe
e
t.
Wem
mark’s Shoe Oregon, 1925, to-wit:
who
had
recently
River.
foreign women
f o r COVERNOR
Bass, crappies, catfish, perch and
Store,
The’
Dallas.
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come to America, thia contact with
sunfish, closed season April 16 to
who hars won
RELIABLE MAN about 30 years old July 1 of each year.
club work serving aa an
Black lake and .Van Patton lake
signal success
Growth of Electrics
wedge to interest and welcome these
with car, wanted to call on farmers
in Sherman county. Make $8 to $15 situated in Baker county, closed uqti
women to American ideals. A pro­
by his own efforts
July 1, 1931. Crawfish lake, Rod
gram exchange is highly recommend­
No experience or capital Creek lake, Anthony lake, Grande
Eltttricity is the greatest power daily.
ed whereby papers prepared by dub ever harnessed by man, says Mult­ needed. Write today. Furst & Thomas Ronde lake, Mud lake, Duck lake,
Fish lake, and Twin lakes, situated in
women may be read in other clubs nomah (Ore.) Ch.'cti. an i u< lcr< 426 Third St., Oakland, Cal.
Baker eounty, closed from Sepember
studying the same subjects.
A 1. is. effects are fell in every i hnsc
PAY parcel post one way on all 15 to July 1 of each year.
junior membership which trains of our social nml indiis.'rul eiviii WE
Trout creek, situated in Clacka­
shoe repairing. Good quality work
Your wiring contractor knows a thing or
young people for leadership is ex­ xation.
In all pfouability, the and leather. Joe Amore, The Dalles, mas county, closed for a period of
ten years.
tremely valuable. Mra. Frankel was m Movements of the paw £0 years opposite the post office.
two
about cozy, liveable interiors !
Twin lakes, Lava lake, Little Lava
so pleased to hear Mrs. Lulu D. »rv hut a prelude to future sue
lake, Sparks lake and tributaries,
N O TIC E T O C R E D IT O R S
Crandall of The Dallea, who is head cesses. .
What comfort to have lights and switches
situated in Deschutes county, closed
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
the
un­
of Indian Welfare Work In Oregon,
The electric industry, great as it dersigned has been appointed execu­ from September 20 to May 15 of
at
the most convenient places.
mentioned nt Swampscott in connec­ »*. is but at the bo^ in :«4 ut its de tor of the estate of Sarah E. Landry, each year. Three Creeks lake, situ­
in. Deschutes county, closed
tion with her interests in Indian velopment
In 1919 there , were deceased, by the County Court of the ated
What comfort to have sufficient conveni­
from September 20 to April 15 of
State
of
Oregon
for
Sherman
County
8,000,000
customers
for
electric
ser­
work.
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each
year.
East
lake,
Paulina
lake
ence outlets properly placed.
When making the report for Ore­ vice and now Lherj are over 19, and* has qualified. Ail persons having and Paulina creek, ' situated in
claims
against
said
estate
are
hereby
gon st Swampscott- Mrs. Frankel 000,000, Electiic service has been notified to present the same, duly Deschutes county, closed from Sep­
What comfort td have your house ade­
especially emphasised art and the extended to 4,000 communities in the verified as by law required to the un­ tember 20 to May 15 of eaoh year.
Deschutes
river
from
Snow
creek
to
quately
wired to accommodate the mod­
scholarship loan fund. The amount past seven year»., There are 150,000 dersigned at the office of W. C. Deschutes bridge, in Deschutes coun­
Bryant
at
Moro,
Oregon,
within
six
em
electrical
conveniences — a range,
of our fund seems large compared miles of high voltage line in the
ty, closed from August 1 to June
from the date hereof.
of
each
year.
Elk
lake,
situated
in
water
heater,
refrigerator,
cleaner.
to those in many eastern states when nation, 14,000 miles of which haye months
Dated and first published April Deschutes county, closed until May
we consider the fact that our state come into cxistanee in the- past 11, 1930.
A w o rth y leader
16, J 931?
Don’t buy your wiring on price. Let your
Jesse N. Landry, Executor.
has ie*s population. The origin of five years.
f or the
Pish ■ lake, situated in Jackson
Last
published
May
9,
1930.
fund
in
Oregon
is
interesting.
Over
half
a
million
farms
now
re
the
r show ypq fiow small
county, closed from August 16 io
l l t the
t
n e w Oregon S p irit
W. C. Bryant* Attorney, 5tal lm9 -April 15 of each year. Applegate
After arranging for the finances cov­ cefve electric service and tho number
foi
cost
for
mplete
wiring
installation,
river, in Jackson county, from
ering the cost of the statue of Sac- is growing rapidly as economic and
CHARLES HALL,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
point on said river near the Apple-
ajawea
for
the
Lewis
and
Clark
Republican for Governor,
construction problems are solved. In the County Court of the State of gate postoffice to and including Rg
are ready to give you the electric serv-
started with nothing and
Exposition at Portland in 1905, American industries gained 10,000,-
state
line
between
California
an
<
Ore
gon
for
Sherman
County.
which
brings "theTcomiorts of home.”
carved his way to success
$23.65 was left over from the fund. 000 horsepower in motors in n
In the Matter of the Estate of Oregon on the Big Applegate, ant
w iih his o n hands. He Is
including the headwater of the Little
This $23.65 was the beginning of decade. . - . . . . " w
James Hedrick, Deceased.
J
th e kind of man red-blooded
Applegate, and to and including the
The fuU benefits of electricity are I . Notice is hereby
that
Oregon’s scholarship loan fund which
Oregonians admire and re­
Don’t »tint on the wiring
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’ doh“ ^ , n J ^ ln^
J . ™ . Carberry fork of Big Applegate,
spect. and whom they will
is now an approximate total of $85,- just
beginning to be felt. A vast
closed for 4 period of two years.
he proud to see in the Gov­
000, with a total pledge of $50,000 field for future growth exists. It b Hedrick, deceased, by the County
South fork of the Silets river from
ernor*! chair. He will he a
to be raised by the woman’s clubs of said that few homes are completely Court x>f the State of Oregon for the dam owned by the Cobb' A
worthy champion and lead­
Mitchell Lumber Company, including
er for thewew Oregon Spirit
Oregon.
lighted. Electric refrigerators, stoves Sherman County, and has qualified. the
mill pond above said dam in Polk
—the spirit that Is going to
The gift to Mrs. Frankel from the and other such time and labor saving All persons having elaiiqp against county, cloaed from July 1 to April
said estate arc hereby notified to
■pell Progress for Oregon.
Moro Woman’s . Club was a picture appliances are just coming into pop­ present the same duly verified, aa by 15 of each year.
A vote for Hall is a vote
taken near "Metolious.
Glacier lake and Prospect lake,
ular favor. Farm electrification is in law required to the undersigned at
for “Forward Oregon.“
All appreciated “Sing Along” and its infancy. New uses for increased the office of W. C. Bryant in Moro, situated in Union county, closed un­
“Amaryllis,** _ which were special amount of power in industry“ are be­ Oregon, within six months from the til April 16, 1933.
“Industrialize Oregon?
Wood lake, Lee lake, Rass lake
date hereof.
-f
numbers arranged by Mrs. Martha ing found daily.
Dated and first published March Crescent lake and Bear lake, situate« 1
Cope and sung by Mrs. G. C. Aker»,
IW4 ade,
in Wallowa county, closed until
28 1930
L. D
Miss Margaret Scruggs, Mrs. Harry
R. J. Ginn, Administrator of the April 15, 1933.
Ova.
Dated at Portland, Oregon, thia
Estate of James Hedrick, Deceased.
The Fighter»
Pinkerton and Mrs. J. J. Schaeffer.
28th day of March, 1930,
Last publication April 25, 1930.
unstable governments regulars
A delicious lunch was served by
OREGON STATE GAME
W. C. Bryant, Attorney for Ad­
■ebels are but the longer names
the camp fin?, girls the proceeds of
COMMISSION.
and enta—Boston Herald.
ministrator. « -
System For Their Empire
April 15th
a
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r
Gei Ready Now!
Moro Furniture & Hardware Co.
Walter A. May & Son
□tore n o . I l l
H otel M
Barber Shop
MARCELLING
WANT ADS
Hot Baths at Any Tim e
The Comforts
of Home
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Pacific Power
Co
“ Always at Your Service