The Springfield news., June 19, 1924, Page 7, Image 7

tuvkhday , junk
m. 1924
T I IE KPRINGFIELD NEWS
PAGE 8BVEN
I Went Fishing—Mr. and Mr«. John
•A LE OF IMPROVEMENT
BONOS
* | David Rralnard. North Read con­
Wlnzenricd, and Mr. and Mra. Joe
NOTICE IH HEREBY GIVEN that the
tractor. was Instantly killed when ha
Lemmons went flailing In Clear Lake
( undersigned wIL receive written of
»•II what you want to Mil, buy what you want to buy through these
was struck by a lever on a wheal
west
of
Eugene
Munday.
torn for the purrhaae of 11*00Ml of
scraper. He was supervising work on
columns. Write or phono TWO
’ Improvement bond» of the Town of
the clearing of the Simpson Heights
________ _____ Hprlngfleld, at h h office tn the Town
Had Guetta
addition to North Bend. He was M
Arr7m«W*"du"’7nna
Brief
Re’
ume
of
Happenings
of
► Olt HALE A Ford truck Coll a, WANTED Cherry plrk.rS,
uha
and Mn». Kay
year« of age and is survived by a wife
Tbumpeon's III mi kmilth i+hop East
older boys; brink pall«; good crop fore 7:00 o'clock
on th*°23rd
r-w- . I*, . if
.... «...
*O1U wer« Kunday dinner fucata at fh*
and daughter.
the Week Collected for
M«ln atroci,
Junr j# 2 q
liana Furuaet. «tr. Junction.
'day of June 192*. a' which time fche home of Mr and Mr» John C Park-
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Allan A. Rynon l.aa been recom­
June 19 2«
b*d» W*H I b* opened
and 1 conaid
Our Readers.
•r of Hprlngfleld
F o il HALE Calf and three fine p*ga.
'•red by the Common Council of said
mended by John 8. Coke. United
He., them a, charlea West Clave. MltH K. C. HIIAY. Hplrella Carse* Ur’, | T®?rn-
State« attorney, to become his chief
305 «lit HI., C o tta g e G rove tir e I . Sal'* bon‘1" "baJV b“«r Intir’et at
Twenty-six carloads are estimated assistant tn the place of Thomaa H.
Glenwood
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
’
I»«..
as»« of ^|X pHr centf
) p<af
the W
rate
• » the tonnage of Hood River straw­ Maguire, who e. signed to become at­
have taken over .Mra. Larlaon'i Hiinini, payebl*.
• w
wniiilttltyi g and
* 11 * STATE OF OREGON FOR LANE berries this year.
■**--• uiv ran.« hairy fur pui., Jer
aeml-annunUy,
work. Anyont lnt**rr»t«d drop me »old honda mav be retired at any In COUNTY
torn*.y for the Union Pacific on June
ey milk and t'r urn. Phone 3* ri
Lena M. Lawrence, Plaintiff
a card.
June 12 19 ter-at paying date after one year from
Central, a small settlem ent weat 30. The appointment will be made by
apr
V«.
tt
i he dale of Issue, after notice has
of Eugene, Is planning a Fourth of the attorney-general.
Walter E. Imwrence, defendant
\ \ AN r i* ,h - 7 d | a a e m odern
hottae
been given for the r tirement «f the
July celebration.
SUMMONS
Mm'« waahlng and patch­
j
- Holding
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— - --- - ra that
-••••* m
wz legal
•> e a t evidence
r v i u n i t »; n
a u
no
had
for yeur or »o. Address I* tj. Box value; and the »aid bonds will become
TO: WALTER E LAWRENCE, de­
»28.
ing at 1051 Eaat Main Ht
due and payable on or before ten fendant;
Eugene is the first city in Oregon been »»bmltted on the part of the state
year» from the date of their Issue.
over the top in the alumni part of the to connect former Multnomah County
J 12 19 2«.
THE NAME
OF eM
THE
STATE
FIRNLSIIED Apartments and rooms * ? ’*’ b""d" ,,r ,n a ’*ioiin»a of »60« 0«. ^ )F IN OREGON
."'mi’ ara'h
h f , 8T^
T j University of Oregon gift campaign.
Commissioner Dow V. Walker with the
»500
U0
and
1400.00
reanei
«Ively
ll'dx
t,.
.
e
.
.
e
her"by
required
Mr and Mr» N. a . Rowe have a
for rent by day or month. « ' « • will be r e d v e d for any portion of L id Hied again « y o k i n ' , £ h* S’ rnpla,nt
charge ot bribery on which he was
The
Royal
Anne
and
Bing
cherry
new * door Ford a «elan purchased
Hotel, ;~ t and Main atraet.
tf bonds, and the- will be sold Io the ti led J ilt within J
th£ a. bove en‘
indicted, CUruit Judge Campbell
Haturday.
crop
in
Lane
county
la
heavy
thia
year
—
, bidder submitting the htgbea, b id ,‘ f
brought his trial to a sudden close by
GOVERNORS WORK
' ».a
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"«■•lillun'’, and the cherries are ripening rapidly.
therefor above par.
directing the jury to bring io a verdict
l?h
d
y.'íU
,a
|‘.
“n"
*-r.
for
want
A carload of Ford cara arrived for
For tnro*
throwing
hot pennlea
pennies to children
„
.
.
i W. COFFIN. Ithereof.'th; dalnG ff"w ii7'.';/i"r. WUu ‘
rbT
‘n« »<*
ON HIGHWAY
Recorder of (he Town of
’court for th>- relief ornvei|PMy i ° *»**’ ,n th<! a,ree,a » Portland dentist mast of not guilty.
the Anderaon Motor company Hatur
J 12-1. complain,. to-w itT S K d .a s X io n of *“’rVe M daya ln * “ *'
b«
re‘ ° n ”T‘"
“ 'On
Nine 1 of the “ 12 ° Oregon
irrigation
Governor« of eleven Mateo Invited
the
marriage
contract
existing
be-
paT
•
f|ne
ot
»100.
projects.
Interest
on
whose
bonds
was
Tho Cartoline um Wood Preserving to swing pick« on two “free days” In '
tween you and the plaintiff
Thia
»
,
. . .
guaranteed by the state, met interest
company
shipped
Dr
a
carload
of
creo
t.Boo persons
contributed
............ •' ««rio».i ot creo »m . n which
i (i0 persons
contributed
tbelr their
" r 8 ,ta,ph D,Pt>«>- Dentist. Yltua
summon« to published once « week ,
’
10 ,11 commun,” r mePt' due the atate on June 1. according to
aotwl poles to California on Monday, J serviras towurd putting In condition ¡
Springfield, Oregon.
HeldI New«C* 7 ‘Te a**k*
,he Spr,n«- 2<H | ,r e
* heW
Par’ B ° l • report «»“ P“« ! ““O ¡»»ued by State
«« Well aa on« t<> Aritmia and on« Io mountain
.h . Eastern i„
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X V t o g ' V t : L ° F- 8k “' ^ “«'“ « « “ ‘^
“• « r U b y t h e R o ^ Treasurer Jefferaon My.ru, The pro
mountain section«
sections or
of the
Dlx
Quebec
1« Highway, a Ihrough route south
«•our«; made^and
C° mmerC'-
I
Pa'd
330 28 *“
‘ “>
from Cincinnati to Cumberland Gap,
d«y of June, 192*. *nd la published
Tht‘ *t>te ,Uh commlg«,° n appointed at»te; »34.2** SJ was due. The sum
* Alai« AND HER' Di N. \V. Emery a a v e th e ir services fr-e Represent«'
19**flr,t ,lm e ° n lhe 5tJl da>' of June ®*rt Rom ol G lo r ia as master Hsh ° f »891* is unpaid.
on price« on plat«« aod other work tf Uvea of 2*7 banks. 162 hotels and civ­
warden, to aucceed Carl Shoemaker.
Pendln< appeal In the supreme
ic dub« In cities on the route from
Williams & Bean.
whose^ resignation recently was an- ' court. Portland city official« are re-
Poatnfri,A t,o™“’r« for Plaintiff.
the Ohio River to Ht. Petersburg and
NOTICt OF FINAL ACCOUNT
Iostofflce Address Eugene. Oregon nounc •
strained, by an order signed by Chief
N oth« L hereby given that Robert Miami. Fla . partldpaled In the work
J 6 -7 H 2 6 -J .3 1 0 1 7 Ì
Excavation work hai started at Fir Juatice McBride, from enforcing a city
K euad. the administrator of the es­ of reconat rue ting these sections of the
tate o( Elisabeth J Kenndy. deceased, route.
---
,n d Thlrd •treet« 10 Medford for the ordinance prohibiting foreigners from
IN THF
has filed hla final arcuunt In «aid ea
STATE
OF ‘
OF erec,lon of »
warehouse for the Belling soft drinks. The plaintiffs
THE
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The Governors of Kentucky. Indi­
late with the Clerk of Lane County,
OREGON FOR Mason. Ehrman company of Portland, lost in the lower court of Multnomah
LANE COUNTY.
Oregon, an« that Pwturda, the 12th an«. Illinois. W isconsin. Michigan,
C. R Scott, plaintiff.
to coat »30.000.
county and appealed. The case will
«lay ..f July. 192«. at th - Tniur o f to Ohio. T en n essee North and South
A M has been fixed for time for pass Carolina. Georgia, and Florida helped
D M Th
V"
n<rry
baa been test out the validity of the ordinance.
Harry o.
B. jonnson,
Johnson, wno
who has
log upon «aid final account All pt-raon
wife.
• nd Thompson, hla principal of the Roseburg high school
Lane county has returned to the old
having objections to said final ac­ to construct a mile on each “free day.“
Sila« J. Saxon.
RJ p Í h L Í ’ e
'° r
tbree years, will be prin- policy of road construction and main­
count are notified lo file lb « same with The volunteers gathered at Pineville
|A «hley. W he, Tomlln«on and a n 1 clp' 1 of ,be Aatorla high school foi tenance, the county court having ap­
the Clerk of tne Probate Court of
h 7 m U,O n ' h ,r b“«b« * . Kmma
' the coming year.
pointed Edwin Tuller ot Cottage Grove
I a« ne County, Oregon, on or before
( huabar.d.“ Jennie ''"valker, , r and J<în r
Sixty four firea ln Oregon outside aa roadmaster. He will be account­
If you are looking for
•aid date Dated thia tltb dav of
June. 192*.
GOOD SERVICE
J .h7 , b“3bBi. Edward Ashley Oi Portland during May resulted In able directly to the court and will have
ROBERT KENADY.
San?
Aehllc
and N e,t|e H. Ashleyi > lo• a<’,, “« r e g a lin g $498.675. accord- full charge of all road work. Under
Step In—we give It
Aduilniatrator.
Aahley
h
's
w
i
f
e
" u u m * e y « nd A nna ln g to “ 8um,nary compiled by the the former court one of the commis­
William« g Bean.
ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP
sioners attended to the road matters.
Jr ar.d Myrtle WRker‘.on ¿ » " T f e ’ t‘ ,e ,,re mar’ baI-
Attorneys for eatate,
Henry Rchrenk. Prop.
J 12 192« JJ-3-10
dairy
food commia-
commfa-
'v'rr,h..r7 (i ro"Fr “n'l P J. Groner
With 250 delegates in a tten d a n ce1 The state
Bla,e U
M*ry “ and
“ loou
— One filling tails fo r days
T Hu.hn^?' ,M
h“3hnei.1, wlfe of Jobt> ,rom Oregon, Washington, Idaho and B‘o,ler has
under the laws
> n y said <lefendant«nt nhoWm ? el|^ a°‘ Britlah Col“ mbla- ‘he Northwest t0 ,dopt and eatabliab “tandards of
— ^(o fuel -teasted
ceased, and ale,, « |, « h e r ’' p ^ o t s Moo#e aaao<da“ o“ b«ld a three-day q“ llty and purlty of e« B ■o,d ° r
— iHeady to light
or parties unknown claiming any convention In Portland.
offered for sale for human food pur-
rfcht. «Rie. estate. ,ton ò r ^ e r ^ n
poses, according to a legal opinion
Instead o f several
H.
A.
Miles
has
bean
granted
per
W. F. WALKER
Contracting and Building
ST l° 'h? . real ea‘« « de«crlb«l m
-
prepared by Attorney-General Van
heavy loads o f coal
mission by the Tillamook county court w ,Bkle
op,nlon wag
Mte<t
Plan«, and Estim ates Furnished
the complaint herein, defendants
FUNERAL OIRECTOR
Free, w ill Help Veu Flnanc.
T r,
•
*. T
Pa? f'C C,ty bT J' D M,ckle’ alate dairy tuid food
SUMMONS -
and
w
o
o
d
-
one
easy
Full Auta Equip-,itnt
h l. i? 'I. T?omp"on «nd Thompson
*
*
Ci ,r< e t(" ,OOt
commissioner.
Your Building.
filling o f Pearl O il
“la wife. Meador. wTfe of Joseph Mm “e“«®rs, teams, rigs and autoa.
I „
CEO. W. PERKINS
W. O. W. block
dor. 8llas J. Pnxon. J as r ph lllin . Muhh.ni n v" T T
».
Statements by Dr. J. W. Morrow of
Emma O. Harden. Thamal h .M m ' Hubbard B Kenntaton. 79. Lane Portland that there were quantities of
often lasts for days
Corner 5th and D streets
Office Phone «2 M. Has I’hona (2-J
! w’.M ,e A ^ ‘,’ r^ , John w Y ikw
e 2: COUB' y r* ‘dK
e“t ,OT 39 yaara “ d a UQUor used and kept by official, at
Springfield. Oregon
OREGON NEWS ITEMS
O F SPECIAL INTEREST
Classified Advertisem ents
Lightens
a kitchen
task
b u s in e s s
d ir e c t o r y
in a good oil cook-
stove.
DR. N. W. EMERY
W H. BROOKE
OINTIBT
Attorney at Law
•u tten Bldg.
Phone 20-J
Rasldanea Phon« 163 M
U. 8 National Rank Bldg
Phone gSM-J
Eugene. Ore.
Springfield. Oregon
SHOE REPAIRING
Work Promptly and
Carefully Done
JOHN A. NELSON
509 Main Street
Call
SUTTON TRANSFER
Phone 57
WM. 0. HUGHES
FIRE
.
AND AUTO INSURANCE
NOTARY PUBLIC
Office at
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Springfield,
Oregon
Pruning, Planting and Tree Work
Specialising In Shrubbery and
Lawn Work
W. C. SHEARER
• 17 B 8t. Between 6th and 7th
Springfield, Oregon
ff
GEO.. N, McLEAN
Automobile. Fire and Life
IN S U R A N C K
Surety Bond«..
p hOna 817
My butlnera la to protect your
I
butlneta
I »60 W illamette St. Eugene Orenee
A. A. ANDERSON
BARBER
SHOP
$1.80 Haircut *0c
$3.00 Razors $2.00
$1.00 Fitch Shampoo 85c
T h e L o o p ”
Your Home When In
Springfield
DR. S. RALPH DIPPEL
DENTIST
Phorte 43
Vitus Bldg., Springfield, Ore.
Pacific Feed &
Supply Co.
Distributors of Fishers
Flour, Poultry and Dairy Feeds
O. E. Freight Bldg.
East 6th.
Eugene
Oregon
JOHN M. WILLIAMS
Attorney for Vet. State Aid Coin.,
Soldiers Bonus Loans.
L. E. BK a N
Attorney State Land Board,
Slato School Fund Loans.
WILLIAMS <& BEAN
ATTORNEYS
8S0 W llllametta Bt.
Eugene, Ore.
Licensed to practica In all Courts
of the State, and United States.
COLLECTIONS
No Co lection. No Charge.
W illamette Collection and Credit
Service
860 W illamette Street,
Eugene, Oregon.
Phone 378
SPRINGFIELD GRAVEL CO.
All kinds of gravel for con­
crete or road work. We
make a specialty of crushed
rock and rock sand. Bunk­
ers at foot of Main on Mill
street.
HENRY W. CHASE, Prop.
FRANK A. DE PUE
ATTORNEY AT LAW
NOTARY PUBLIC
3utton
Buldllng
Springfield
Oregon.
Pearl O il ¡9 easier
in every w a y — al­
w ays ready, easily
controlled, and n o
over-heated kitchen.
F o r best results he
su re you g e t th e
Standard O il C o m ­
p a n y 's P e a rl O il.
It's refined and re-
refined kerosene o f
th e h ig h est quality
o n ly , a b s o lu t e ly
clean-burning, odor­
less and n o n -co rro ­
sive. A v o id d is a p ­
p o in tm e n t-o rd e r
Pearl O il by name.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(Calilctrnia)
I Ham W u geT L i
W"' ?
°
MargareJ o T ^ e r pMyj rtlS r i
ef hi“ ^ ^
Bushnell, wife o f John i ' X h n " ? "
daU<h,er-
died ThO”
tbe ■ta,a
h° m9 “ UDlru<! by
L 8 - ° ’rd“
X *“"1
ground, were branded
Addl“. newly ap-
^ e Oregon i t . , .
“*"0 the unknown heirs of any of
bearing nearly 1000 names fair board. Dr. Morrow's statement
and « r ie" .h " ? h ’r*,° may be deceased w*r* “ubmltted to foe state highway regarding liquor was made ln coonec-
unknoCS ctolmln,r «^yr8r trt,Or„r,ar’le" d’ panm eot
«»«Ins, any tlon with his resignation os a mem-
U te. lien or Intercut R ^ o r t i ,b e
*“ ‘he locat,o° 01 ,be Albany «*«• ° f ‘b* »«lx b«*rd a few days ago.
h ^ w i^ ‘ de*endaCrIb*d
' h® COmpIaln< id '“88'
Wd”
"PeD’ .' CbarleB U McNary ’ on tbe reI>“ b'
IN
OF OREGON -on nr
STATE
e<l to appear and "newer the’ comTbuLV
fle d uzalnst you In ,h
,
titled Court and cause, wiihln six
weeks from th» dale of the firs, p"b-
fa “ to' w
"nd lf y,’’J
wan, thereof the
to the Court for the relief prayetl°for
, ln the complaint, to-wlts fo r fi de-
and "rb of you b«ve
fWl„w8.„< l^ c r i b ^ ,^ ’,, p ^ r^
,
R T
at0S oi The D®ne8’ city coun
C
"“"•‘" ‘d • broken collarbone
“nd h'8 Wi,e puinful Injures when an
1,n,omob,l° in wh,ch they were riding
<>n ,he Colu“ b‘a river highway over-
tUrDed'
Trustees ° f W illam ette university
Wl" make ever7 effort to retain Dr.
CarI Gr**K« Doney as president of the
ln9ti,ution- “ was announced after
PreSe“ ted 0,0
wit:
<’ninmencin< twenty feet west of the'
use of fireworks in Mult
R W U ^ 1 ™ nler of , ot No. five in “°n>ah county outside the city limits
Hon to Lane VCoun"vMOr*8Bn ’ D° n" ’ in nOt be toIera’ed this year. Sheriff
Point Is 1302 42 fee*''w e-W nd 37520 I,urlburt ann<’unced that deputies will
feet sonih of the northeast corner pa,ro1 al1 roads of the county on July
O' th«^ Charnel Mulligan and wife 4 t0 onforce this order.
L. C. No. 73. No’f No 3’ 71. r- n -1 Dr. Fred E. Gullck of Portland was
ning thence west . , the north side
7 , \
r' " T " * Ol 1 or,land was
of Nln'h Street, in Eugene. Oregon reeI‘>c,ed president of the Oregon
i' w n t v 120) feet; thence ’ orlh six- st£ te Dental association at the annual
tv (60' fee,.- thence ees, twenty (20) co n v cn tio n o fth eo rg a n lza tio n ln P o rt-
'to Vh» rto’, « T L h ^ B,X,, y <6'>) fee’ land' D r J “ • Richmond of Eugene
I s - i s .
« a - S f x
i s
'■ , i '
« -« * •« * « ■
lican nomination for United States sen-
ator in the recent primary election
by a plurality of 61,85* votes over his
( nearest competitor, George L. Baker,
and a majority of 38.419 votes over
the combined strength of his three
rtVaJs' Baker' K' K' KubH and H. H.
Stallard. according to the complete
official figures as compiled by Secre-
tary of State Kozer.
__ — *
. Whether the state irrigation securi-
commissiod wiil approve the ap-
plication to develop the so-called north
unit project in Jefferson county prob-
abl.v will depend upon the success of
the promoters in proving that valua-
Hons are sufficient to warrant certlfi-
cation of bonds. This was indicated
by Governor Pierce following a con-
ference with a committee of the Port-
land chamber of commerce.
The time for paying the second In­
stallm ent of the state income tax,
which under the law is June 20, has
been deferred until Ju'y 20, according
each e f 'bit. have no right, title or
Natural gas. said to be of the petro- to announcement made at the office
er L h ' a .thbf.re'n ° r tJheret0 whntsoev- leum type and reported In quantities of the state tax commission here.
¡forever b a U ^ r e n W n V ^ ' £ ■ a“" 'cle»‘ , » « « “ a
city, was Members of the commission said the
, settin g any claim thereto.
discovered issuing from eight fissures time for paying the second installment
This summons is served upon you
ihe dry bed of Tule lake, seven of the tax w ai deferred because of a
by publication thereof for six oonsee- miles southeast of Merrill
suit now pending In the supreme court
utlve weeks in the SDringft’ld News I „
...
a newspaper of general circulation I Renl°del*ng of the First National In which the constltutionalky of the
puhllshed in I-ane County. Oregon, in banlt of Kogene to combine the present act Is under attack.
(conformity with the order of the Hon b®nk site and the adjoining building
Officers elected for Oregon grand
entlried V T Z rt'm » d <,Ke / th.P "V°Te *nt0 a slngle '"ru<',ure- baa been star,- j chapter Eastern Star, in session st
•yuiiHMi t ourt. made and entered o n 1
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. . . .
’he 1.7th day of Mav, 192*. Date
Tht rem°delln8
will cost Portland are: Worthy grand matron,
Mrs. Mary Alice Durdette, of McMinn­
of first nubllcation the loth day of »JOO.OOO. according to estimates.
MBy' 192<'
j The Oregon grand lodge of Masons, ' ville; worthy grand patron, R. Frank
UNO Ä RAY.
In session at Portland, elected Oliver Peter. Hillsboro; associate grand ma­
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
P c toPfice Addre.“«, Eugene, Ore­ P. Coshow of Roseburg, justice of the tron, Mrs. Caroline Lewis. Seaside;
gon.
supreme court, as grand master for associate grand patron. Dr. Daniel O.
M 15. 22. 29 J 5 12. 19, 26.
next year. George 1$ Cochran, grand Webster. Portland; grand secretary.
Miss Nellie McKinley, Portland; grand
master, became past grand mastor.
treasurer, Mrs. Marie Smith, Portland;
Philip L. Jackson, associate publish­
grand conductress, Mrs. Leonora Kerr,
er of the Portland, Oregon Journal, was
Corvallis; grand associate conduc­
THE SUPREME DELIGHT
appointed a member of the board ot
tress, Miss Margaret Barnes, Grants
, regents of the University of Oregon.
Puss.
Ther is nothin: aildren like
The appointment of Jackson fills the
In a spirited contest Prineville was
so much as a p¡
vacancy caused by the recent death
of our icb
selected for the 1925 convention of the
i
c
t
Charles
Fisher
of
Kugene.
cream. All lltld. i revel In It
American Legion at the state conven­
Material reductions ln food costa
and tiltey should net be deprived
tion iu Portland. The vote resulted
I in the past year are shown in a com
of good Ice cream because I, Is
in a victory for the central Oregon
parison of bids submitted to the state
town by only four votes after Marsh­
rich, wholesome und nutritious.
board of control for supplies for the
field had withdrawn from the field.
Everything we use In making
various state institutions with prices
Prineville received 63 uptes and Med­
paid
for
the
same
commodities
a
year
cream is pure.
ford *9. ln tl. membership reports
ago. Except for coffee, which has ad­
Eugene took hi<h honors with an in­
vanced In price from 19.2 cents a
pound last year to' 2>H cents a pound crease froui 12: to *80 in the year.
Tillamook. Oregon City and OnUrlo
at thia time, all tu p le supplies show
ware others ol the poets honored fer
a dscllns In ralueu. Sugar, which last
large tncrense. In membership. John
year commanded »1.(0 per 100 pound«
R. Quinn, net ini, d ccmuMuder, wae
is now quoted to the sU te at »7.0» per
the principal speaker at the m eeiiug
100 pounds.
Caturday.
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