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lege r e s e a r c h m en took m o st of th e c o u n t r y d u r in g t h e p a s t y e a r w a s
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| g u e s s w o rk out of pic k in g p e a r s by 2.084,443. D e a th s of in f a n t s u n d e r
I d e v isin g a " m e c h a n ic a l t h u m b ” by 'Tie y e a r o f age to ta le d 128,645.
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w h ich th e c h a n g e In p r e s s u r e need-
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f r o a c h e d m a t u r i . y could be m e as- 095. a decline of 6 1 p er c e n t from
The German Deadlock
ured. T h is h a s served well e v e r 1930 a c c o r d in g t o th e U n ite d S ta te s
since , b u t h as its lim itations, par- Census B u re a u . T he n u m b e r of di-|
No German political group is able to form a gov- tlc u la rly In t h a t it is of no use in vorces g r a n te d w as 183.695: in o th e r
If you stiil y our dog to the juuk
ernment. The recent election failed to give any combi- m e a s u r i n _ g th e c h a n g _ e s t h a t t __
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a k e ____
words, _ th
e r e w a s one divorce fo r
y ard today, w h a t would the p a r ts lie
nation with similar ideals a majority in the Reichstag.
place in fru it
d u r in g
s to r a g e by every six m a r r ia g e s
w orth? o t if you w anted to ' u s
The Fascists led all parties in popular vote and s e a t s , tofb*thet°'d.t^
'¡¡g
K e m b le " a clog, w h a t would tile raw
m a teria ls cost?
in the legislative body, hut even with kindred adherents As a n I m p ro v e m e n t on t h is m e ­ RALE D IN I N G C A R S
• FEATURE
PRODUCTS
Uhemical ana lysis s h o w s t h e a v e r a g e
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will not have 260 vot’qs in the anti Republican combina­
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dog
¡* really Worth about forty cents.
| f o rm e r ly w ith th e U. 8. d e p a r tm e n t
The
sa y s t tlie
n tion.
oil.
l i r e Republican
i x c p u i f i i y o i . group, led h> 'he
' o o Social-Demo
r
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of a Kr l c**lture, be g an e x p e r l m e n Ing
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says
he Uhuppel Kennel I Foundation.
nundat i on.
crats, have a combined v o t i n g Strength OI — — >
tie l>.tl w| t h a n electrical device w ith w hich
S e ek in g to p ro m o te th e sale a n d
Rockford, Illinois. T h a t Is the cost ol
_ __ ____
to m e a s u r e t h e r e a ls.a n c e to elec- w id es p re ad use of a g n c u l . u r a l a n d
ruw m a teria ls to m ake the hones,
a n c e of power is in the hands of the CotnmunGts
w, ,,,
..
. r-m ia n v
w i l l c o n t i n u e t o h e tr lc c u r r e n t In p e a r tissue.
H e , a n Ke p r o d u c ts g ro w n in t h e te r-
brain, muscle«, nerves and everything
The probability t hat Germany W i l l cont inue to ne
d t(w t t h |s ' ^ s t a n c e c h a n g e s '¡ t o , y
served
by its Unes, th e else the dog needs, at drug and grocery
governed hv the -von rapen, or a Similar caninet, is tncjmarkpdly as thp pears reaph th e S o u th e rn P a c ific C o m p an y , t h r o u g h l «*'"•« prices. If bought in quantities
p r o p e r s ta g e for picking, and t h a t *'tS d in in g c a r service, h as t a k e n t h e I tor muss production, however, the av
first reaction to the election returns.
| it will also m e a s u r e th e p r o g re s s *t-ad in
th e
p r e p a r a tio n of t a s t y cruge cost of the chemical Ingredients
of a dog should uot exceed a dime.
t dishes for tr a v e le r s
jof m a t u r i t y in sto ra g e
T h is w a s p ointe d out to d a y by H. Nor a r e the chemicals in the human
W o r k in g a s a s s is ta n t h o rtlc u ltu r-
alist a t th e e x p e r im e n t s ta tio n th is A. B u.ler, h ead of th e
c o m p a n y s body worth much more.
Looking Ahead
A fourteen-pound terrier, for in­
d e p a r t m e n t ,- w h o an -
.
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t i l ,
p a s i t y e ea
a r r. , Moore h a s c o n tin u e d his c o m m is s a r y
Just at the present tune there arte more dependable PXporjments
co o p e ra tlo n
w ith bounced t h a t the
r a ilro a d 's
ch e fs stance. c ontains enough fat to make
siirn s
of
r e t u r n i n ' ’' b u s i n e s s
th a n
to r
m any.
m o u t h s M edford p e a r g r o w e rs
who
a r e a r e now ¡n th e m id s t of c a te r in g a medium sized cake of loilet so a p ;
t ,
, .
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e
I w .l/.e - m r l i n , l i l t
m uch Interested
in th e
p roject. to U>e m e al-tim e p le a s u r e of t h o u s - , enough carbon to fill i5 dozen lead
e iauiun, wuniei ot maii.t nine nliiiona
or Just a young scion of the ten best
dog (am ides in town on ly tile q u a n ­
tity differs, according to size.
N a tu re uses only 1.6 ot iter 92 ele­
ments in dog-milking, th e F o undation
explains. But site com bines them so
skillfully. using exactly the right (trie
portions, that they make an a t tr a c t iv e
all-season model, with synchronized
control. Moating power and a m otor
intended to hit on all -our for a bout
fifteen years.
T h e r e a r e no s p a r e
parts. All w ear on Nut lire's little ru n ­
about uinsl be repa ire d dally from the
fuel tank Ids stom ach
T he dog requires a balanced d iet
containing the chem ical in g red ien ts
necessary to replace worn tissues. Yet
he cannot, like th e hog and oilier a n i­
mals, balance Ids own diet. Every dog
ow ner who w ants to keep his or tier
pet in full Health and stren g th should
study his dietary needs and supply
him with a correctly balanced ratio n
every day.
But a s siidi ratio n s In canned form,
governm ent Inspected and ready to
serve when opened, a r e mm- sold In
most grocery an d drug Mores, there ’•
no reason why even the busiest ow n­
e r ’s dog shouldn't live right tin e such
meal every evciili-g, with a few fresh-
meat ilog biscuits in Hie morning, plen­
ty of w ater and exercise and a clean,
dry l e d will keep any «log in the pink
of condition.
Prophets are again coming out of then holes and point
hand|cappf>d by dro^thJ ,n andH of tourist».
. pencils; about as «„.„h iron as i. m
ing to better tirices for various commodities and coil 1)la fiold work )ns, y p ar Moorp O rig in a te d by the c o m p a n y sev-i u carpel tack ; phosphorus enough for
Slimption statistics t<) hack lip their judgment that WC h as c a r r ie d his in v e stig a tio n s to th e f r a > y e a r s ago, th e "s a la d bowl 220 match h e a d s ; sufficient litne to
w hitew ash his kennel, sulphur enough
have turned the corner. We hope they are ri^ht ; at point where^pre.iminary
r e p o r t has
,.Bu^!_r
as a n
e x p e r im e n t declared. S o u th e r n P acific, it w a s to ¡o '1 his Metis and enough manga
nese to make him a good daddy.
least, it gives the President a good setting in which to btatjon bulletin
em phasized, is
th e
only
r a ilro a d
Dissolve these ingredients In a gal
exercise the vast powers bestowed upon him
by Moore h a s perfec ted an elec trica l se rv in g a f re sh veg e ta b le sa lad dur-
Ion of water, season with a small
device w hich gives a c c u r a t e rea d - ¡n K th e e n tir e year. H e a v y d e m a n d
Congress
ings w ith pears, while It is com- ¡s also m a d e upon th e m a r k e t s for pinch of magnesium, salt, sugar,
To end the depression Congress has given the Presi p a c t e n o u g h to be ea sily p o rta b le c a n ta lo u p s, melons, a n d f r e s h Iodine, soda am) potash, add tiny
«lent:
(1)
the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, fo r use th r o u g h o u t an o r c h a r d p o p u la r w ith t r a v e le r s is th e " la m b specks of tin, silver, lead, copper and
fru its used in c o m b in a tio n dishes. arsenic, und if you stir up the mix
with $2,0fX).(XX).(XX) capital; (2) a reserve! system for|«nntrJct
tu re in N a tu re 's own Incomparable
A m o n g th e
m eat
d ish e s
m ost
home loan agencies with $500,(XXI,(XX) capital; (3) the
casserole,”
se rv e d
in
.a special way, you'll have a dog!
th e to w n y o u r 'r e alive a n d
T he sam e ingredients a r e used
e a r t h e n w a r e c o n ta in e r. B u t le r said.
Wagner relief hill, carrying $210,(XX),000, mostly of y o S u how
n g in sp irit ad v e rtise .
E a s t y e a r th e
ra ilro a d
p u r c h a s e d w hether your dug lie pointer or 1’nni
which is for the R. F. C .; (4) enlargement of the Fed­
m ore t h a n 1,500.000 p o u n d s o f m e a t
eral Farm Loan system with $125,(XX),(XX) more capital; C. E. S U M M E R C O N F E R E N C E
to se rv e its p a tro n s, he sta te d .
O ther
food
p u r c h a se s,
to ta lin g b la n k e t
a n d its a i r
of
pe rfe c t p o u n d s to 100 g allo n s o f w a te r . I n
C O N V E N E S A U G U S T 28th
and various other “loosening up’s” of the currency situ­
ir c h a rd s w h e r e coddling m o t h
is
_____
millions of d o lla rs
a n n u a lly , a r e dignity.
,
ation, including approval of the Hoover moratorium on
not
a
se
rio
u
s
problem
,
tw
o
..pounds
L u th e r Stein, p a s to r of th e P r e s - m adp for th e S o u th e r n P a c ific com - Well, th e o th e r d a y w h e n we p u '
inter allied debts.
b y te ria n c h u r c h of F r e s n o
C alif rrdsaary in thp n o r th w e s t, w est a n d on o u r false m u s t a c h e a n d
wem ‘2, t>f t h e lead a r s e n a t e to 100 g a l­
th e an- e a v e s d ro p p in g a r o u n d th e offices ot
One thing, however, should not be forgotten. Even ^To’be the main speaker at the " so u th w e st, a c c o r d in g to
lons of w a t e r is s u ffic ie n t to give
S ta te in W a s h in g to n we
h e a r d or
if this depression has started to improve, our people T h i r t e e n t h A n n u a l O re g o n C h r is t­ n o u n c e m e n t.
o m m e r c ia l control.
T horoughness
good a u t h o r i t y t h a t th e N a v y ’s goa
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should hear in mind 'that somewhere, after it has gone ian E n d e a v o r S u m m e r C onfere nce,
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a
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p
lic
a
tio
n
is
e
s
se
n
tia l
in cod-
is to be s c ra p p e d , a s th e y say
h eh begins on
M onday evening, RIO E V E N T P L A N N E D
lling m o th control. Special e f f o rt
th e service, a n d m a d e in to a h e a r
and prosperity returned, maybe ten vears ahead of us w AuK
Uat 22 nad closei|
the foUowin
AT S T A D IU M D U R I N G
t y stew. T h is also is in a n s w e r to -.hould be m a d e to th o r o u g h ly cover
there lies the possible recurrence in the usual cveles of'Sunday evening August 28 . The
L E G IO N C O N V ENTIO N
ith s p r a y solution th e to p s of th e
th e G o v e r n m e n t's
nee d
to
save
good and had times.
The President and Congress (conference is held at Turner for aiu
money.
trees, a s a m a j o r i t y of th e eggs a r e
should take time
in the . , next . year » or « so and , • provide I a n d o t h e r K y n,leuv"re'8
of the state. The Multnomah civic stadium W a s h in g to n , w e found, is full oi laid in th e u p p e r p a r t of th e tree.
, ,
o u n g people, re g a rd le ss will be th e scene o f th e
fo u r fea- s i n i s e r
w h is p e r s of in d e stru ctib le V W V . V . V . V . V . V . V . V . V . V . V A
sonic ways
to help « avoid • panics. At the same
tune,
ar
of church affiliations
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a
1 1 - m.
v o m o , i fro
i u u m i
uiic
apcui
a
t ' u i e ^ v events,
the
s p e c ta
e p u l a te s fo r th e snootier
range i n advance for the necessary agencies to handle T he p r o g r a m of c o n f e re n c e h a s view point of th e 14tn a n n u a l to n r a s . c A a d gt m i r iron
aK
such a situation the lltext time it comes without waiting
,it8 fundamental aid iChn8tJ,atl tional c o n v e n tio n of the A m eric an '
„ f
h o w e v e r we e r e „„»hi.
E n d e a v o r le a d e rs h ip tr a in in g . T he W ,on
S e p te m b e r 12-15. C o m plete , ThUS faF’ ho^ f v e r * w * a r e unable
over two years for an adequate program.
m o r n in g s a r e given o v e r to classes a r r a n g e m e n t s fo r th e se s p e c ta c u la r ! ° , „ reP
R n y th m g
d e fin ite
abo u t
on v a rio u s lines.
A fte r n o o n s a r e
sp e n t in v a rio u s k in d s of re c re a tio n
T h e r e a r e tw o le c tu r e s d u r in g the
day, one in t h e m o r n in g , given by
^ waiter
w aiiei
*
f My^rs"^
t i y u s o r ^EugenT
r.uge n .
on th e sub je ct, " J e s u s m th
Mod-
ern V\ orld.
T h e second lecture is
The Grand Chaco
f e a tu r e s
by tb e
m ission
h a v e Just been com pleted
P o r ti a n d
co n v e n tio n
com-
COUNTY AGENT NOTES
Two South American
republics
close
e 4(?.&
Parade
.
. ,
1
. are , p'erilouslv
i
f '
w h ic h evp"ts
w ,u f ,aro
orrn th. in
th e 8 s ta
d iu m
Apple a n d p e a r g r o w e rs
in the
l O war over a territorial
dispute, involving the Gran
M onda y n ig h t
S e p te m b e r
12- th e W illa m e tte V alley should apply* th e
b | K p a r a d e w h ic h will p ass In re- rec o n d s p r a y n o w for th e con tro l of
Chaco territory along its borders.
The normal svmptoms
of acute patriotism
arc
he-
o n * t h e ‘g e n e r a T t £ m e | ieWh , n *h* 8tadlinn T u08day- ^
codling m o th ,
a c c o r d in g
to B. G
.
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n on tr,e h, n e l a l 'h e m e , t i m b e r 13; th e d r u m co rp s prelim- T h o m p so n , a s s i s t a n t entom ologist of
l t l g exhibited, the people (it both lOlllltl It'S ait t lamot
The A d e q u a te C h r s t
M>
S ' ‘in Inaries w h ic h will t a k e place in th e th e O re g o n e x p e r im e n t sta tio n . T he
ing for war and mativ soldiers are apparently anxious ¡a,8° ^,ves
Bible S tu d ie s w hich s t a d i u m all d a y W e d n esd ay . Sep- p e a k of eg g lay in g of th e second
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i- tin-
,n t t h h e e
m
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. . s . h as been re a c h e d
U
th e fit
firs -I t class
class in
m orning.
orning, «,
tc n ib e r 14, a n d . . t h . e . d r u m co rp s fi-
brood of m o th
tO takt part in the hostilities. ^
( .
loses w
bonfire
| ¡ E
E a a c c h h d d a a y y ^ C
closes^
w ith
ith a a
bonfire n n a ja w h ic h will be t h a t W e d n e s d a y a n d ¿ i e a t n u m b e r s of eggs w e r e de-
Most any executive can stir up enthusiasm of his m eeting, a t w h ich P a u l Brown, of n ight.
i p osited d u r i n g th e la st tw o even-
C o m b in a tlo n t i r k e t s good f o r a
ings. T h e se eg g s will h a t c h
in
ration for a war over a reasonable casus belli, hut when |L^ 11A"KC,,e*^ is tb0 ,puder
O t h e r le a d e rs in t h e con fe re n ce ic s e r v e d sent fo r
th e big
p a r a d e , fro m f to 16 days, d e p e n d in g upon
the hardships of the campaign and the sufferings from Include R o s s G u ilr v E u g en e Field p n d f o r rese rv e d se ctions fo r th e w e a t h e r conditions.
T h e sp r a y
the war begin 0$ he folt many will regret the act of S e c r e ta r y . O r e g o r C. E. union, an d - o t h e r t h r e e ev e n ts, now a r e on should be applied before th e eggs
dean
of the c o n f e re n c e ; Viola Og- sale a t t h e special
d o w ntow n tic k e t hatch .
rashness which started thte fighting.
den.
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ix
th
and
M orrison : T h e s p r a y is p ow dered lead
ar­
The League of Nations and neutral countries are t e r y ;
H u Ida
A nderson. I ^ G r a n d e , s t r e e t s T h e y also
c a n be o b ta in e d s e n a te used a t th e r a te of t h r e e <3)
making efforts to prevent actual fighting. In the mean D ea n of G irls; E lc y W a lk e r, For- by m ail by a d d r e s s in g M u ltn o m ah
time the prospective belligerents are rushing soldiers est G rove, b u sin e ss m a n a g e r ; Wll- Civic S ta d iu m , P o r tl a n d
m a E ddy, Corvnllis, A ssistan t
busl-
All
money’s
derlx'ed fro m
th e
P O R T L A N D ’S P R O G R E S S I V E
to the frontier.
ness m a n a g e r ; Mrs.
Ross
Gulley, „„ip of t h e t ic k e t s will go to pay
FL O R IS T
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Political jokes include the man who worries about a
poll tax and doesn’t know that the U. S. govern
intent’s deficit was nearly $d,000,000,000.
Adii hard times notes: Attendance at the first
three days of the Olympic games at Los Angeles was
g eater than at the entire l l>28 Olympaid.
Correct this sentence: “I don’t care what you want
li e money for, my friend; your collateral is sufficient
and this hank operates to lend money.”
Boiled down the trouble with America is that the
head of a $250,000,()iY) corporation get relief and the
heads of l,(Xk),(XX> $250 funities can’t.
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YOU H A \ E S O M E T H I N G T o
Sell a n d a r* In a big h u r r y t«
sell It, let th e classified a d ve rtís-
Ing
d ep artm en t
of
th is
paper
prove Its ability a s a speedy a n d
efficient sales m edium .
T h is n e w
law n
tool h a s m e t w ith
g r e a t pub lic f a ­
vor. I f y o u r la w n
is d y in g o u t go
to y o u r n e a r e s t
h a r d w a r e o r seed
s to r e a n d g et a
l- a w n P e r f o r a t o r
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y o u r la w n w h a t
a dLctvor is to th e
sick. Call us, w e
will be g la d to
sh o w y o u
how
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cn SlcClay,
O re g o n C ity;
G lenna
The sweet young things seldom say what they mean stpphl.na. EuK„no; and EdRnr Hoo.
1 ut if you know their tones you can get a fair idea of ver. O re g o n c. e . president, P ort-
land
\ hat thev have in mind.
Farmers take an academic interest in the prices that
go up on Wall Street, hut they rarely mean anything to
wheat, cotton, corn, etc.
Keep Your
Lawn Green
N A TIO N A L
F L O W E R S
TOMMY LUKE
DEFENSE
Universal Lawn
Tool Co.
1076 E a s t B ro a d w a y
P h o n e T R . 7371
S V .V .V .V .S V .V .V .'.W .V .V J V .
T h e la te s t we h e a r a b o u t econo-
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I m y In th e N a v y Is t h a t Mr. H oover
P o rtla n d , O regon
M w H M lI
in
th is
paper
will WiB r e q u ir e all officers above th e BE . 7215
b r in g r e t u r n s on th e m one y Invested r a n k o f L ie u te n a n t. J G. to shave
w ith t h e i r old r a z o r
blades.
T he
gobs will f la u n t
beards and
th u s
l i r s R U N N IN G T I M E
sa v e to th e Oo\*ernment th e price
TO C A L I F O R N I A R E D U C E D , of s h a v in g soap.
B r in g th is a d v -G e t 10G d iscount on
■
O f c o u r se you hav e
seen th e
\ To drug or surgery used in
R E P A IR IN G
R e d u c e d r u n n i n g tim e on all bus N av y 's football
goat. It
is w h a t
IG N I T IO N S E R V I C E this modern painless treat-
rc he itule s o p e r a te d by P acific G rey- w o m e n football f a n s
call a sweet
r r a k e l in in g
|ment for Sinus infections.
hound I,int<s b e tw e e n P o r tl a n d a n d little beast,
w ith
its
gold-braided
C a lifo rn ia po in ts now m a k e s pos-
Results are immediate
sible a n e lap se d tim e of 22 h o u rs ^
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a
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20 Y e a rs E y o e rie n ce — P ric e s right
N o C h a r g e fo r C o n s u lta tio n
a n d 58 m in u t e s
to S a n F ra n c isc o
a n d 34 h o u r s a n d 45 m i n u > s to I a > h
Angeles, a c c o r d in g to a n a n n o u n c e - 1
m e n t m a d e to d a y by R. W I^*mon,
142 B r o a d w a y a t A lder
O ne o r M ore 6x8 P h o to s
a s s is ta n t g e n e r a l m a n a g e r of
Pa­
534 Jefferson St. at 17th
BE . 6797
cific G re y h o u n d Lines.
N icely M ounted fo r $1.00
• • ■ > ■
T he f a s t tim e to S a n F ra n c is c o
M a k e Y o u r A p p o in tm e n ts T oday
is
via N ite coa oh w h ich now leaves
SINUS
Auto
SPECIAL
P o r tl a n d at 8 15 a m. an d a r r iv e s
IIO F 8T E A T F R 8TU DW
S a n F r a n c is c o a t 7 13 o'clock the
next m o r n in g
R e d u c e d r u n n in g
163*4 T h ir d S treet
tim e on th e f o u r o th e r
schedules!
»»•tween M o rrison an 1 YnmhiM
to
C a lifo rn ia h a s also speeded bus w m A e .v A ,v .\.v ..w ^ v v * o e , e e o .' •■*•■»
trav e l. l e n t e n said.
T he fast
sc h ed u le
of 34 h o u r s
a n d 45 m in u te s
to
I » s Angeles
leave» P o r tl a n d at 11 30 p nv an d
Al T O M O n il.E LOANS
Arrives at Los Angelos at 10 25 a. |
A p e r so n a l service
m
on th e second d ay
- - s o m e t h i n g d if fe r e n t
la .tving tim e s of buse s for C a l l - -
f o r n ja p o in ts fro m P o rtla n d , u n d e r
tb* new »che.Inlc a t r n n g e m e n t s a re
15 a m.; 8 15
«** follows
N lte c o a c h , 2 3o p. m . 7 p m a n d
F I N A N C E CO.
11 SO p. in.
8 G rand
Ave., N., b e t. B u rn sid e
A nkeny,
S ta te L icense M-127
Money spent here for P r tn tin j
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at
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