Sherman County observer., April 25, 1930, Image 2

The Sherman County 4 Observer, Moro, Oregon,
Friday, April 25, 1930.
Rupture Shield -
Expert Coming
to The Dalles
Three Schools Win in The
retaining this as their residence up
Moro School Note»
J
to the present time. . Mr. Fulton was
County Typing Contest
elected
Wasco
county
surveyor
in
FULTON
.
JOHN
Miss Hillis, health nurse, was at
John Fulton, prominent W asco and 1880, serving until 1886, and after the school Tuesday and Wednesday
(L. W. Rakes, Contest Director)'
Sherman county was set aside in
h o r n T w e s t T w a ^ o X u U O o’clock| 1889 he served as county judge from examining the pupils.- Except for a
County Typewriting contest was
few cases, she was well pleased with held in Wasco April 18th, and follow­
ON
1892 until 1904.
a
long
illness
at,
the health of the students and also ing are the results. This was one of Friday and Saturday, May 2-8.
Friday night after
His chief interest was farming, with the way they have been „in­
of 77 years.
Funeral
At The Dalles Hotel from 10 a. m.
the smoothest contests I’ve seen in to 4 p. m. Evenings by telephone
^ L i^ T w e r e held from Crandall’s at I however, and his ranch near Wasco
structed concerning hygiene..
Sherman county. Students show ed appointment only.
T £ i r L s d a y afternoon, Rev. Crow- was known as one of the most
In the track meet at Hood River good eportsmanship by congratulat­
Her of the South Methodist church of I modernly equipped in the state
TWO*t>AYS ONLY
No Charge for C onsultation
£ 7ffici>tina The body will re- Immediate surviving relatives are a Saturday Moro won in three of the ing the winners. The highest rates
a iT a! O m a n ’s following the brother, Frank Fulton, of Portland, five events entered. First place was and the greatest accuracy were at-
Mr. C. F. Redlich, the successful
won in the quarter mile and half mile tained this year that the office here J expert says:
_
..
1
Mrvice until the completion of a I and his widow.
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fcnvp b een attained in I The “Perfect Retention Shields
service u«
w
cemetery.
Mr. Fulton was active vice-presi- relays, and first and second places in shows ever to have
hold the rupture perfectly, no matter
E - l A n d ^ Z . dent of the Old W « o C u n t , putting the shot.
Sherman county.
what position the body assumes or
On
Saturday,
April
26,
Moro
will
Pallbearers
McKee, I Pioneers’ association at the tune of
Miss Lois B # a n t took high honors how heavy a weight you lift. They
» d l h i s death, end had been «heduled to be the scene of a meet between Klick­ in both speed'and accuracy, having give instant’ relief, contract the
opening in a remarkably short time
R. H. McKean,
give a talk on “Early Pioneers of itat and Sherman counties at the made a net rate of 69 words a min­ and strengthen the weak tissues (the
Earl Jones all of Wasco.
fairgrounds
about
1
:30
p.
m.
The
John Fulton was a native of Wasco County,” at the May annual towns scheduled to take part are ute for the fifteen-minute contest real cause of rupture) so that they
with only two errors. She will be frequently recover their previous
Oregon, born in Yamhill county meeting of the organisation.
Goldendale, Wasco, Glenwood, Ruf­ given a nice fountain pen as an az- natural retaining power, needing no
Thoughts of the Sportsman will soon turn to his
May 24, 1852, son of Colonel and
WILLIAM A. MURCHIE
us, Centerville, Grass Valley, Kent ward for having made this record. other outside support.
Stomach
trouble,
backache
and
constipation
Mrs.e Japies Fulton. His fathei
Wiliam A. Murchie, a resident of and Moro.
Tackle Kit, and the Planning and the Picturing in
1
I * Next was Miss Georgia Harper of often caused by Rupture promptly
and mother crossed the plains to Sherman county since 1880, died
The typing team will leave at noon
Pleasant Anticipation the many enjoyable times to
Oregon in 1847, settling rear Carlton Sunday, evening at » local hospital Friday for Corvallis to enter the Wasco, who made a net rate of 66 disappear. ' „
Truly remarkable and prompt re­
and
seven
fifteen
hundredths
words
in Yamhill county. They, with their in The Dalles at the age of 71 years contest to be held there on Saturday.
come.
,
sults have been obtained not only
children, came to Wasco county in Mr. Murchie, after arriving here in During this week the team is drilling per minute with 28 errors, having with recent and not fully developed
written the full time at a rate of 86 ruptures but also with old, long neg­
1857, settling on a ranch on Fifteen 1880, settled on a farm in what
especially for accuracy, their average and two fifteenths words per minute lected ones.
We are offering you the finest high quality flies at a
tow Sherman county, where he lived
Mile.
far being two errors. Miss Mc­ for the full time.. Her errors cut
Ingenious, recently perfected de­
price never equaled before. We offer you sportsmen
Mr. Fulton was educated in tt. •ontinuously until after he retired Cord and Mrs. Kunsman will drive
down her rate to 66 plus. These two vices are now holding ruptures firm­
public schools of Wasco county, en- from farming
__....... in 1917. He was
ly which heretofore never had been
the greatest assortment of fishing lure to choose and
cars to Corvallis.
girls were in the upper division— sec­ retained.
tering Whitman college in 1866 and | “ ~“‘be*r "f" ¡*he Old Wasco County
In the county contest at Wasco ond year of typing in high school.
pick from, at right prices.
No elastic belts nor filthy legstraps
reading law for two years in The Pioneers’ association.
Friday Lois Bryant made the highest
In the novice division— first year are used.
Dalles. He engaged in freighting and ’ §ervices were held at 10 o’clock net score in the amateur division with
I guarantee the durability of my
Tackle to satisfy the most critical angler and in the
ranching and in 1876 settled on a Tuesday morning in The Dalles fol 69 words per minute and two errors, of typing— Miss Marjorie Kunsman absolutely sweat and moisture proof,
ranch near Wasco. He was married lowed by interment in' the Odd setting a record for Sherman county. of Moro stands highest in her class sanitary appliances.
quality and price to meet his needs. Spinners and
75% of ruptured children recover
with a net rate of 49. Miss Kunsman
November 12, 1878, to Miss Brittans Fellows’ cemetary. Rev. Crowder of
Marjorie Kunsman made the high­
completely
through
expert
mechani­
lures in all types at very attractive prices. It is a
Gilmore, who was of pioneer parent­ the South Methodist Church of Salem est score in the novice division with tied in errors with Chester Claude
cal treatment according to statistics.
age and was bom in Yamhill county assisted by Rev. Joseph Knotts, 49 words. Lois Bryant was highest Coats of Rufus, both having made 14
pleasure to show you our entire stock, especially the
Do not waste your money on wide­
July 12, 1855.
officiated. Pallbearers were old time in accuracy, for which she was o- mistakes dining the contest. Chester ly advertised mail order contrap­
rods. No trouble to show you whether you buy or
Coats won the cup given for the tions. You cannot fit yourself.
The day after their marriage they friends.
warded a fountain pen. Moro aver­
C.
F.
REDLICH,
Rupture
Appli­
highest
team
net
rate
in
the
novice
moved to their home near Wasco,
not — we get a kick out of the game with you.
Mr. Murchie is survived by his wife aged 55 net among four students
ance Expert, Home office, 63*6 Boston
and a daughter, Mrs. J. C. Ballinger, against Wasco’s team of two 1 »n$ division. Although Miss Kunsman Block, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
wrote at a higher rate in this division,
The Dalles. Mr. and Mrs. Murchie Rufus three.
her grade had to be added to her
had made their home with Mrs. Bal­
Moro wa« the smallest school, en­
Hom* Hunting
linger for some time. He also leaves tered among the 25 at Pendleton team partner’s grade and averaged
Prospective homebuyers usually find
three brothers, Harry of The Dalles Saturday, but they succeeded in for a team rate while Coats did not a perfect small home, but the people
Moro, Oregon
Mac of Roosevelt, Ky., and Albert of carrying away three awards. Lois have a partner. It has long been the who own It always seem to like It, too.
Vicksberg, Miss., and one sister, Mrs Bryant received a silver cup for first custom in the County Typing Con­ —The Country Home
Attorney - at - Law
tests for a school, if it has an out­
Ida Knight of Portland.
place in accuracy with 6 errors; she
standing typist, to enter only one in
aam m an n m m m n
also made the second highest net
JAMES VENABLE
a division as a team. Then the grade NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
James Venable, Sherman county score in the entire contest with 63 of this one is the team grade of that In the County Court of the State of„
, Oregon for Sherman County.
OFFICE PHONE MAIN 93
pioneer, died at Spokane Friday at words. The team of four took fourth division, while if the typing instruc­ In the Matter of the Estate of
place
in
average.
Mias
McCord
was
tor wishes to chance two people Arthur Phillips, Deceased.
the age of 60 years. He was born at
appointed assistant first checker.
Moro, Oregon >
Notice is hereby given that the un­
writing in a division the average of
Klickitat, Wash., in 1869 and came
with his parents to what was then The trip, all report, was very enjoy­ the two, of course, is the team rate. dersigned has filed in the above en­
Wasco county, in 1888, settling near able, in spite of the fact that they This jurangement was made by the titled court his final report and
account, of his administration of said
Wasco.
He remained there until left at four in the morning and were Princij»al>* Association because of the estate $tnd that Monday, the 28th day
back
by
nine
in
the
evening.
small high* schools, having few to of April, 1930, at the hour of 10:00
about seven years ago, when he mov­
UNITED GROCERS
Miss Cole’s rooip won the attend­ pick from, would be materially handi­ a. m. of said day has been by order
ed to Spokane. Surviving are a
When in The Dalle»
OF OREGON. INC.
daughter, Mrs. Fannie Myer of Port­ ance banner last week with perfect capped, and could not enter a team at of the Court appointed as the time
and the County Court Room in the
HAVE YOUR
A Link in The United Chain of Grocer»
land; four sisters, Mrs. A. B. Court­ attendance.
all.
<
Court House at Moro, Oregon as the
The winners of the local spelling
way
of
Wenatchee,
Wash.,
Mrs.
Rose
place
for
the
hearing
of
the
said
re­
The
scores
of
the
winners
were:
Lunch or Dinner
Dealing in “Merchandise of Merit”
Weld and Mrs. Eva Doane of Wasco, contest who will represent their
Lois Caroline Bryant, winner of port and account, the objections
(Full Course)
thereto, if any, and the settlement of
and Mrs. A. C. Smith of Silverton; respective grades at the county con­ the accuracy test, rate 69, Moro.
Comprising Mens’ Clothing and Shoes
the said estate.
two brothers, P. A. Venable of Elk, test to be held at the Moro school
Chester Claud Coats, winner of
at the .
Dated and first published this 28th
Fresh Vegetables, Bakery, and Lunch Goods
Wash., and John Venable of Washing- Friday are:
the lower-division cup, Rufus.
day of March, 1930.
R.
J.
Ginn,
Administrator.
First grade, Mearle Miller, Ardis
ton, and two grandchildren. Funeral
Georgia Harper, winner of the
¡School Books and School Supplies
Last publication April 25, 1930.
services were Tuesday from the Truitt, Vera Henrichs, Audrey Baker, upper-division cup, Wasco.
W.
C.
Bryant,
Attorney
for
Ad­
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Wasco Methodist church, Rev. Falkl Jessie Kenny, Helen Morrison, Mary
ministrator.
officiating. Interment in the Wasco Parrott.
SOAP d Citrus Granulated Soap, . . . .
408 E. 2nd S t
cemetary under the direction of I Second grade, Reatha Sayrs, Isla
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
large size package . t ........... 25c
Gene Brisbine, Eleanor Ann Fortner
Crandall’s.
The Dalles, Oregon
In the County Court of the State of
Third
grade,
Dean
Pinkerton,
Oregon for Sherman County.
Watch our Hand Bills for Friday,
We also serve, at usual prices, I MRS. A N N A N EE D L ES WALKER Lavon Fuller, Frank Sayrs.
In the Matter of the Estate of
WE
PAY
parcel
post
one
way
on
all
Mrs. Anna Needles Walker 'was
Lunch and Dinner combinations
s
a
Saturday and Monday Specials.
James
Hedrick,
Deceased.
Fourth grade; Carl Peetz.
shoe repairing. Good quality work
that are said by our patrons to I born in Kent county, Delaware,
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
the
un­
Fifth
grade;
Rosa
Coppock,
Louise
and leather. Joe Amore, The Dalles, dersigned has been appointed admin­
equal Home Cooking.
March 27, 1865, and passed away at Barzee, Donald Barnes, Howard opposite the post office.
istrator of the estate of James
| the home of her daughter, Mrs. Lewis
Conlee.
Hedrick, deceased, by the County
Olds, near Grass Valley Monday,
WANTED—
Yearling
or
older
bull
Court of the State of Oregon for
Sixth grade; Evelyn McLachlan.
April 21, 1930, at the age of 76 years
calf; roan or red Durham prefer­ Sherman County, and has qualified.
Seventh grade; Mildred Alley.
and 24 days. Funeral services were
red. Call at Observer office or phone All persons having claims against
Phone 35-J
Eighth grade; Maxine Henrichs.
estate are hereby notified to
held at the Grass Valley Methodist
“ said
There will be no school Friday 102, Moro.
present the same duly verified, as by
church Wednesday afternoon, Rev. afternoon, the building being given
Moro, Oregon
“ QUIET SERVICE”
C. V. Belknap, Proprietor
law required to the undersigned at
F. A. Ginn pastor of the local church over to the 150 pupils expected from PIANO IN STORAGE. Looks and is the office of W. C, Bryant in Moro,
like new. Will sacrifice for bal­ Oregon, within six months from the
preaching the sermon.
Interment the entire county.
Lady Assistants
ance, $168.00. Terms $2.00 weekly. date hereof.
was in the I. O. O. F. cemetery at
The following grade school pupils Will discount for cash. Write Tail-
J-1J_Z'___
1 — 1 Vogue . D
Dated and first published March
Miss Adeline
Comini,
Beauty Dn-ln»
Parlor W
Grass Valley.
CRANDALL
are on the honor roll for the last six man Piano Store, 396 So. 12th St., 28, 1930.
The Dalles, will be here
On the 18th of January, 1877, she weeks: Vera Henrichs, Audrey Baker, Salem, Oregon.
3ta llta 2 6 . R. J. Ginn, Administrator of the
TUESDAYS
Undertaking Company
was married to Horatio M. Walker Ardis Truitt, Isla Gene Brisbine,
Estate of James Hedrick, Deceased.
For
Appointment,
Phone 182.
Last publication April 26, 1930,
in Michigan. To them were born Clara Messinger, Reatha Sayrs, Dean WE CAN fit all kinds of people. Any
THE DALLES, OREGON
site or weight. Crippled or de­
W. C. Bryant, Attorney for Ad­
three children, one died in infancy Pinkerton. Frank Sayrs, Howard
Wernmark’s Shoe ministrator.
and Ida and Fred surviving. After Conlee, Dorothy Fraser, Evelyn Mc­ formed feet.
Store, The Dalles.
their marriage the family moved to Lachlan, Mary Pinkerton, Lois Ken­
a ttœ a m tm æ œ xœ m œ xtœ zm n m n n æ m æ tœ rn n ttæ n ttxœ cœ n œ tm m saœ i
Nebraska and later to South Dakota. ny, Melba Thogerson, Maxine Hen-
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Mr. Walker’s health having failed, richs, Mildred Alley, Flora Williams,
REAL PROPERTY
Notice is hereby given thfft the un­
they drove across country by team Mildred Hansen.
Notice is given that an execution,
dersigned has been appointed execu­
and wagon from Yankton, S. D., to
tor of the estate of Sarah E. Landry, decree and order of sale has been is-
deceased, by the County Court of the sued ou^of the Circuit Court of the
the vicinity of Rutledge, Sherman
State of Oregon for Sherman County State of Oregon for Sherman County,
county,
where
in
1895
Mr.
Walker
T he Dalles* N ew est end Beet
New» Item» From Kent and has qualified. Ail persons having to be directed and dated April 14th,
died.
After
the
death
of
her
husband
claims against said estate are hereby 1930, in a suit therein pending
H eetelry
deceased continued to carry on the
Sheriff Chrisman and wife were notified to present the same, duly wherein Wasco Warehouse Milling
farm until the marriage of her driving over this end of the county verified as by law required to the un- Company, a corporation^ was plain-
Centrally Located
dersigned at the office of W. C. tiff, and G. L. H oakinson and Mae B
daughter to Mr. Lewis Olds. Since Sunday.
Bryant at Moro, Oregon, within six | Hoskinson, husband and wife, were
Skersaaa C ee a ty H eedqaartera
which time she has made her home
defendants,and in which proceeding a
months from the date hereof.
The
children
that
were
sick
last
EDW. BALL, MANAGER
with them.
Dated and first published April judgment was rendered in favor of
said plaintiff and against said de­
She is survived by one sister; a ¡week are all out again, but several 11, 1930.
THE DALLES, OREGON ~
fendants, and each of them, in the
Jesse N. Landry, Executor.
daughter, Mrs. Lewis Olde of Grass others are ailing with symptoms of
sum of $6000.00 with interest there­
'
Last
published
May
9,
1930.
flu.
Valley; a son, Fred Walker of Paul­
W. C. Bryant, Attorney. 6tallm 9 on from the 2nd day of October,1928,
ina, Oregon; three grandchildren,
at the rate of eight per cent per an­
Wilbuc. Haggerty shipped a car of
Danial Walker, Thelma and Alton 1 stock out from Kent Saturday night NOTICE OF GUARDIAN’S SALE num until paid; for the further sum
of $350.00 attorney fees, and $17.60
Olds, all of Grass Valley.
He drove to Portland by truck early
OF REAL PROPERTY
costs and disbusements, and which
In early life Mrs. Walker was con­ Monday morning.
make
Noitce is hereby given that in said execution commands me to __
verted and united with the Methodist
pursuance
of
an
order
of
the
County
sale
of
all
and
singular
the
following
R. Abell and Cha». - Garhammer Court of the State jo t Oregon for)
for I described real property situated in
Episcopal church, remaining loyal to
[ drove over to the Clarno oil well Sherman County duly given apd Sherman County, Oregon, to-wit:
that
church
through
all
her
life.
She
Washington at Fifth Street,
South Half of the Southwest
Sunday. They report that they are made on the 81st day of March, 1980,
was a pioneer and the way of life Was
Quarter (S ttS W tt ), and North­
• PORTLAND, OREGON
now over 1400 feet deep and have C. L. Pepper, as guardian of the per­
Travel was a serious matter in hy*..
rugged. Few flowers were strewn in
east Quarter of the Southwest
son and estate of Mary Quackeabush,
indications of oil.
Quarter (N E ttS W tt) of Sec­
Our usual pre-war transient
her pathway, she very courageously
an incompetent person, will sell, on
gone days. How those who went
rates still prevail.
tion Ten (1 0), Southeast Quar­
Mrs. J. E. Norton is home from and after Tuesday, the 6th day of
filled her place, did the work given
Special Rates to permanent Guests I
ter
(S
E
tt)»
&
od
West
Half
of
away,
and those who were left at
May,
1930,
to
the
highest
bidder,
and
her to do and noipr rests from her Tangent where she was visiting at the
the Southwest Quarter (W tt-
upon
the
terms
and
conditions
hsre-
home of her parents. Her brother inafter mentioned, at private sals» . S W tt), and Southeast Quarter
labors.
home, longed for an invention that
Raymond Ross came home with her subject to confirmation by said Coun­
of the Southwest Quarter (SE tt
would
transm it the hum an voice I
S W tt) of Section Four (4 ),
and is visiting here.
ty Court, the following described
all in township Five (5) South
real property belonging to the estate
Raising Flax For Seed
Now, travelers have high-speed,
H. E. Meister, construction fore­ of said ward, to-wit
o f Range
Seventeen
(17)
E.
W.
M.
man for the Shell Oil Co. in charge of
• An undivided one-third in te r ­
low-priced voice transmission.
Now therefore, by virtue of said
est in and to the Northeast
The linseed oil producing mills of the work here was taken sick Friday
execution and order of sale, and in
Quarter (N E tt), the Northeast
100 million inter-city calls are
Portland have issued a pamphlet en­ and left for Portland Saturday. An­
compliance with the demands of said
Quarter of the Northwest Quar­
couraging the growing of flax for oil other man is in charge »and the work
made in a year over Pacific Coast
writ, and for the purpose of satis­
ter (N E ttN W tt)
the North
purposes and offer arguments and is nearly completed. Wm. Mitchell ’ west Quarter of the Southeast
fying the judgment aforesaid, and ac­
• telephone Unes. ,
cruing costs, I will, on Tuesday, the
suggestions as follows: Only half as and his men are grading for the
Quarter ( NW tt SE tt ) of Sec­
20th day of May, 1*930, at the hour of
tion Thirty-five (3 5), in Town­
much flaxseed is produced in the switch that is to be put in - by the
-j.
ten o’clock in the forenoon of said
ship Four (4 ), South of R*na e
United States as is consumed. There railroad company. ,
day, and at the front door of the
Sixteen (18) E. W. M. In Sher-
and
T elegraph C ompany
T he P acific T blbphonb
is no surplus problem with flax. Flax
courthouse in Moro, Sherman Coun­
man Coufity, Oregon.
The Kent school baseball xteam
has been a profitable crop for a
EOBOiwons of
u i sale:
n m c . Cash ty, Oregon, sell at public auction.
and conditions
went to Maupin Sunday and played in Terms
hand uoon delivery of the deed of subject to redemption, to the highest
period of years and the price out­
I a town team there, and were beaten said guardian
bidder for cash in hand, all the right,
look continues good.« .T h e’ United
Bids and offers must be in writing title, interest and estate in and to the
S to O. A41 the scores were made by
UNDER THE
States pays $40,000,000 annually
and left at the office of said guardian said real property which the said de-
PER8ONAL MANAGEMENT OF for flaxseed brought in from Euro­ Maupin in the first two innings.. We to-wiL No 404 First National Bank fendants, or either of them, had on
all know that finding fault with the
pean countries. Grow flax in regu­
Building g in The Dalles, Oregon, or the. 3rd day of October, 1928, being
Edward C. Holt
umpire is an old alibi,
the v Clerk
date , on
■ ; but all
— who I may be
be filed
w a of the | the —
y.. which
........ the
..... mortgage
filed with wie
lar rotation as far as practicable.
were there
are
agreed
that.there
was
I
Count«
Coiirt
of
the
State
of
Oregon
mentioned
in
said
decree
ad in T he M oro
RA TES
.. \
.
..
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.1
““j* vvu i. v. —-
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V_J i_ __ ... was record-
Flax does best in rotations following
Sherman County, at any time af­ ed, or since had in or tp the above
Room with bath privilege, $1.. np corn or other cultivated crops and some rotten work* by the Maupin for
ind described real pro;
prop-
ter the first publication of this taotice mentioned and
O bserver will reach more
Outride room with private bath, clover or grass sod. Sow as early umpire in those two innings. The and before t h ^ m a k in g of said sale. erty, or any part thereof, to satisfy
boys
play
the
Wapinitia
high
school
n, order and decree, with
$1.50 np
Dated, this 81st day of March, said execution,
as practicable on a clean firm seed
‘people in Sherm an County than
team here next Sunday.
interest, costs and' all accruing
1930.
bed?
Clean
land
is
necessary
for
flax.
Speeial rate» where more than two
C. L. Pepper, Guardian of the Per- costs.
Provide a firm seed bed for it. Clean
persons occupy qoe room. *
Dated this 14th day of April,
> by any other medium available.
son and Estate of Mary Quacken-
A
close-in
eeven
room
house
in
corn, sugar beet or potato land disked
1930.
bush, an incompetent
Let ns »how yon our
Hugh Chrisman. Sheriff of
lightly in preparation for seeding flax Moro for rent reasonable.» See A. C.
Accommodation»
Residence aqa Post
Sherman County,
4te4-2i 6tel8m l6'
Thompson, Moro. *
The Dalles, Oregon.
provide» ideal conditions.
IN ItEMOBUAM
Season Opened
April 15th
Your Tackle Here!
Moro Furniture & Hardware Co.
W. C. BRYANT
Walter A. May & Son
Ci• V i l l
□tore Wo. I l l
35C
W hite R estaurant
C itru s
WANT ADS
Hotel Moro Barber Shop
MARCELLING
A
Hot Baths at Any Time
Bank Hotel
ftl f someone would only
NEW
PERKINS HOTEL
invent the Telephone!99.
A “WANT”
V
r
A
ft f
f
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