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booths ami other c o n f e s s io n s :
ted up as a re s t ro o m a u d a u d ito r i­
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T h e c o u n ty U nion is le n d in g
a c o n g ra tu la to ry a d d re s s, fo llo w in g
a id in th e a r r a n g e m e n t o f th e p ro ­ th e Issue of S e p te m b e r 6 th :
th e cerem o n y of ra is in g th e tiag an d
W om an’s Club Day.
g ra m s w hich w ill be re n d e re d each
“ T h e fa r m e r o ccu p ie s a p o sitio n of
a n a d d re s s of w elcom e by M ayor
Flower Day
a fte rn o o n an d e v e n in g d u rin g th e m u ch im p o rta n c e ." Yes, he does in
S ta p le to n .
Automobile Day.
fa ir. T h ese p ro g ra m s w hich w ill be
T h e G o v e rn o r sp o k e briefly on th e
m o re w ays th a n o ne. Ills p o sitio n is
East Portland Day.
o p en to m en a n d w om en a lik e w ill
g re a t a g r ic u ltu r a l in d u s trie s of th is
Church and Sunday School Day.
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all be free. T h is a fte rn o o n w as g iv ­ b o u t th e sa m e as th e o th e r wuge
p a rt of th e s t a te an d p re d ic te d a
M0RN1NC
PROGRAM
en o v e r to a n in fo rm a l re c e p tio n . M u­ e a r n e r s ; th e o n ly d iffe re n c e is h e g ets
g r e a te r fu tu r e
fo r e a s te rn M u ltn o ­
sic w as fu rn is h e d by lo cal ta le n t. h is w ages in a d iffe re n t w ay, b u t th ey
Music Beyer's Concert Band.
m ah a n d its fa ir.
E x -G o v ern o r W est w ill g iv e an a d ­
A fte r a b rie f in sp e c tio n of th e ex ­
a re b o th co m p e lle d to sell th e i r la ­
Sunday School Parade.
d re s s th is e v e n in g an d s e v e ra l m u s i­
h ib its he r e tu r n e d to P o rtla n d .
S.
b o r p o w er fo r w h a t th e y can g e t, au d
Automobile Display on Lawn.
c a l n u m b e rs w ill he g iv en .
B enson an d E. E. C o n v ert w ere th e r e
th e h ig h p ric e s affect th e m b o th In
G irls’ Canning Contest.
On
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a fte rn o o n Mrs.
also au d receiv ed m any c o n g ra tu la ­
AFTERNOON PROGRAM.
W a rd S w ope of P o rtla n d w ill sp e a k , a b o u t th e s a m e d e g re e . Aud 1 th in k
tio n s upon th e co m p le tio n of th e
J . S am u el F ox w ill be th e s p e a k e r in e v e n tu a lly th e y w ill re a liz e th e ir po­
E . E . C O O \ I.K T
Mugic—Beyer's I ’»ami.
h a rd su rfa c e sy ste m o f c o u n ty ro a d s
s itio n a n d find it is n o t u very d if­
th e ev en in g .
Automobile Slow Race—2:30.
re c e n tly c o m p leted . N e ith e r of th em
On T h u rs d a y , th e a fte rn o o n a d ­ ficu lt ta s k to c h a n g e It.
P o rtla n d , O re., S ep t. 11. 1916.
Inspecting Exhibits.
m ad e an y p u b lic ta lk b u t w ere g r e a t­
T h e re
is a c o n n e c tio n b e tw e e n
d re s s w ill b e g iv en by M rs. M. L. T.
To th e E d ito r.
ly im p re sse d w ith th e p ro sp ect fo r a
EVENING PROGRAM
H id d en of P o rtla n d , a n a tio n a l o r ­ fa rm w a sta g e a n d th e h ig h p ric e of
In th e ch o ice o f a m an to fill th e
m ost su c c e ssfu l fa ir.
g a n iz e r fo r th e W o m e n 's C h ris tia n food in th e c itie s .” a n d th a t c o n n e c ­
S e n a to ria l vacancy c a u se d by re s ig ­
Parading on the Furrow .
P ra c tic a lly a ll th e e x h ib its w ere in n a tio n , it b eh o o v es th e v o te rs of th e
T e m p e ra n c e U nion. Dr. Geo. P r a t t tio n sp e lls re n t, in te r e s t, a n d p ro fit.
Dancing in P a v i l i o n .
by noon to d a y b u t th e r e y et re m a in ­ 1 4 th S e n a to ria l D istric t to ch o o se
of P o r tla n d , a w ell k n o w n la y m a n B ut th a t Is au old to p ic, a n d w h a t
an d te m p e ra n c e w o rk e r, w ill sp e a k in te r e s ts m e m ost is to see how long
ed th e w o rk of a r r a n g in g so m e of o n e w ho not o n ly h a s th e Q ualifica­ TWO BADLY INJURED
REED COLLEGE
OPENS DOORS in th e e v e n in g .
th em . T h e g ra n g e d isp la y s, of w hich tio n s, b u t o n e w ho lias sh o w n h im se lf
th e fa r m e r a n d w age e a r n e r a r e g o ­
BY KICK OF HORSE
M rs. D eL ong, a s s is ta n t p a s to r of ing to be h u m b u g g e d In p ay in g th is
th e r e a re five th is y e a r, a re all in to be In k e e p in g w ith th e m a rc h of
R eed c o lle g e o p en ed its g a te s y es­ th e W h ite T e m p le , P o rtla n d , w ill be
T w o p e rso n s w ere s e rio u sly in ­
place, also s e v e ra l e x cellen t fa rm ex ­ p ro g ress.
re n t, in te r e s t a n d p ro fit to o th e r s
te rd a y to receiv e th e la r g e s t a n d th e s p e a k e r on
F rid a y a fte rn o o n . th a t do n o th in g fo r it. o n ly s q u a n ­
E. E. C o o v ert is su ch a m an . H e ju re d by th e k ick of a h eav y w o rk
h ib its.
T h e sto ck d iv isio n is well filled w as n o m in a te d by a m ass m e e tin g of h o rse o n th e J. C lin e fa rm a t P le a s ­ m ost w idely d is tr ib u te d re g is tr a tio n T lte e v e n in g s p e a k e r c a n n o t be a n ­ d e r a n d w a ste it in h ig h liv in g a t th e
n o u n ced a t th is tim e b u t a n a t t r a c t ­
w ith som e of th e b est cow s, sw in e R ep u b lican v o te rs, a n d rec e iv e d a a n t H o m e las! S a tu rd a y e v e n in g As of s tu d e n ts sin ce its fo u n d in g .
e x p en se o f th o s e w ho p ro d u c e it.
R e g is tra tio n co m m en ced a t 9 a. in ive p ro g ra m w ill be a rr a n g e d .
a n d sh e e p in th e co u n ty . M any of u n a n im o u s e n d o rs e m e n t a t a m e e tin g a re s u lt, o n e, a boy o f e ig h t y e a rs. Is
T h e in te r e s t on tlie b illio n d o lla r
T h e la s t day o f th e f a ir w ill be
th em a re fo rm e r p rize w in n ers. T h e of th e jo in t R e p u b lic a n c o m m itte e s in Good S a m a rita n h o sp ita l, s u ffe r­ a n d by c lo s in g tim e a t 5 in th e a fte r-
a p p ro p r ia tio n is no sm a ll m a tte r ,
by tw o w om en s p e a k e rs ,
in g w ith a f r a c tu re d s k u ll an d a bad r o o n 272 s tu d e n ts l i a r e n ro lle d , 266 m a rk e d
p o u ltry te n t is la r g e r th is y e a r, and of M u ltn o m ah , C la c k a m a s a n d C o­
flesh w o u n d in th e fo re h e a d .
T h e <Jf w hom w ere r e g u la r s t u d e n ts ; fo u r w ell k n o w n in s ta te a n d co u n ty W. b u t If th a t w as a ll it w ould n o t be so
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P a r v a lu e of
T h e in ju re d hoy is L loyd, son of an d tw o w ere g r a d u a te s r e tu r n in g of P o rtla n d , a s ta te o rg a n iz e r, w ill
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M ary R u ssell.
s ta te c o rre sp o n d in g 2 8 6 ,8 9 2 , W ho pays th e in te re s t on
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ly filled w ith a g r ic u ltu r a l an d d a ir y ­
G ood m u sic w ill be fu r n is h e d in e a rn e r , o r r a t h e r th e public.
Mr. a n d Mrs. C line
Yeon an d Mr. B en so n in th e w o rk g r a n d p a r e n ts .
H an s H o erlirt, of H ood R iv er, w ho
in g m a c h in e ry a n d h ig h g ra d e a u to ­
If th e r e Is a b illio n d o lla rs w o rth
w hich re s u lte d in s e c u rin g fo r th e He w as s tr u c k fu ll in th e fo re h e a d e n te r s R eed as a se n io r, lias a tt e n d ­ c o n n e c tio n w ith e ach p ro g ra m . T h e
m obiles.
As u su a l, th e la rg e s t d is ­
m e e tin g s w ill be held a t 2 o ’clock in of food w a ste d y e a rly , a n d 1 do not
p eo p le of O reg o n
o u r m a g n ificen t by tile h o rse , a s h e cam e up b e h in d
ed th e U n iv e rsity o r Town. T h e r e ­ tlie a fte rn o o n an d 8 in th e e v e n in g
play th e r e is m a d e by th e lle s s e l
d o u b t it, th e y sh o u ld g e t It to th e
C o lu m b ia R iv er h ig h w a y , his a s s is t­ it in th e s ta ll. T h e blow a lso s tr u c k
firm of G resh am .
E rn e s t H a rris , of P le a s a n t H om e, a m a in in g fo u r s tu d e n ts , co m in g fro m A n o ta ry p u b lic w ill be a t th e te n t peo p le a n d le t th e m u se it. T h e n we
a n ce w as in v a lu a b le .
o th e r in s titu tio n s , w ill a ll e n te r th e fo r 4 he a c c o m m o d a tio n of an y v o t­ w ould not h e a r of so m an y s ta rv in g
Mr. C o o v ert lias been a re s id e n t of s tu d e n t a t th e U nion n ig h sch o o l a t
READY FOR RACING
O regon fo r fo rty -fiv e y e a rs , w ith th e G re sh a m , w ho w as s ta n d in g n e a r, so p h o m o re class. O live G. L a th e rs , e rs w ho w ish to re g is te r . A ll a re d u rin g th e W inter, b u t th a t w o u ld
of M adison, W is.,
is fro m O b erlin u rg e d to m a k e th e te m p e ra n c e te n t in te r f e r e w ith p ro fits to do so. So
THURSDAY AFTERNOON e x cep tio n of e ig h t y e a rs s p e n t in w ith th e ab o v e re s u lt.
It is b eliev ed a t th e h o s p ita l th a t C ollege, O. M a rth a S tr u c h le r, M abel h e a d q u a rte rs .
C la rk e c o u n ty , W a sh in g to n , an d w as
a g a in th e profit, sy s te m is to b la m e
A la r g e s tr in g of p acin g a n d tr o t­
ra ise d on a fa rm in Y am h ill co u n ty th e little boy will m a k e a c o m p le te T illey a n d A llen E. M eier, all of
fo r th e w aste.
tin g h o rse s is now a t th e
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Mrs. P o rtla n d , co m e to R eed fro m th e PAVILION DECORATIONS
In view ot th e e n d o rs e m e n t by th e reco v ery
" R u r a l A m e ric a w ill n e v e r m a k e
g ro u n d s , b ein g p u t in sh a p e fo r th e
SHOW TASTE AND SKILL
C o m m itte e s Mr. C o o v ert h a s com M aybee a n d Mrs. C lin e, m o th e r an d U n iv e rsity of C a lifo rn ia , th e U n iv e r­
s a tis f a c to r y
headw ay
a g a in s t
ra c e s w hich w ill b egin on T h u rsd a y
m en ced
m andam us
p ro c e e d in g s g ra n d m o th e r of th e c h ild , a re w ith sity of O reg o n a n d th e U n iv e rs ity of
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a g ln s t S e c re ta ry o f S ta te fo r th e p u r ­ him a t th e h o sp ita l.
P e n n s y lv a n ia , resp e c tiv e ly .
m ad e up of g ra in , a s p a r a g u s , c e d a r w h a t la b o r p ro d u c e s. I h a v e se e n a
T v.o c a rlo a d s a rr iv e d y e ste rd a y ,
pose of h a v in g h is n a m e p u t o n th e
P o r tla n d h a s fu r n is h e d th e m a ­ b o u g h s a n d A m e ric a n flags.
E. V g re a t d eal o f p ro d u c ts ro t on th e
co m in g from V ic to ria , V a n co u v er, B.
b a llo t as a s tr a ig h t R e p u b lic a n . He VALUABLE MARE
jo rity of th e new s t u d e n ts e n te r in g J e n s e n , w ho s e v e r tl tim e s b e fo re w as g ro u n d , b u t t h a t is p u re ly a b u si­
C., S alem , F o re s t G ro v e, V an co u v er,
COMMITS SUICIDE R eed 62 c la im in g th is city a s th e ir th e d e c o ra to r, h a s m a d e a m ost h a r ­
h a s a lw ay s been
a s tr a ig h t p a rty
W a sh in g to n , a n d o th e r p o in ts. T h e re
n ess p ro p o s itio n , so m uch g o es to
m an a n d w a n ts to a p p e a r on th e bal
a re th irty -fiv e in a ll, to w hich will
A fiv e-y ear old m a re , th e p ro p e rty hom e. S ev e n te e n o th e r s a re n a tiv e s m o n io u s b le n d in g of th e d e c o ra tio n s , w aste in o r d e r th a t th e r e m ig h t be
lo t a s su ch .
y et he ad d e d th e ru n n in g h o rses.
a la r g e r profit on th a t w hich is sold.
o f C. M. L a k e , liv in g on a fa rm n e a r of O reg o n , n in e h a il fro m W a sh in g ­ w as a g a in in c h u rg e o f th e w ork.
H e is a sa fe a n d s a n e m an an d
T h e g ra n g e b o o th s a re w o rth y of
F ro m h e re th e e n tir e s tr in g w ill
T h e re is no d o u b t th a t so m e la n d
B o rin g , k illed h e rs e lf on S u n d ay to n , tw o fro m C a lifo rn ia , o ne e ach
sh o u ld be e lec ted .
go to C anby nex t
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e v e n in g , ev ery a p p e a rn c e in d ic a tin g fro m Id a h o , O hio, C o n n e c tic u t an d th e s k ill a n d ta s te th a t h as been e x ­ is Im p o v e rish e d b u t In m ost cases It
J o h n L. DAY,
p ended upon th e m , u n d all of th em
th e r e to Salem .
th a t sh e h a d c o m m itte d su icid e.
W isco n sin .
is w h ere so m e f a r m e r h a s d e n ie d
C h a irm a n R e p u b lic a n C o u n ty
a re re a lly b e a u tifu l.
So w ith th e
D aily ra c in g c a rd s w ill be p u b ­
S he h ad been ru n n in g loose in a
h im se lf, o r h a s been lu ck y en o u g h
C e n tra l C o m m itte e of
fa rm d isp la y s a n d a ll th e o th e r e x ­
lish e d
in th is p a p e r, co m m en cin g
M u ltn o m a h C o u n ty .
p a s tu r e a n d w as la s t seen aliv e a b o u t COW POSSESSION
to g e t a little m oney a h e a d a n d h as
h ib its .
T h ey a ll sh o w re m a rk a b le
T h u rs d a y .
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SOUGHT LEGALLY e ffo rt In c o m p e titio n w ith e ach o th e r re n te d h is fa rm to so m e J a p o r
sh e w as fo u n d d ead by th e sid e o f a
CITY AND COUNTY
w h ite m a n , it m a k e s no d iffe re n c e
A ction w as s t a r te d in th e C irc u it a n d it is difficult to m a k e c o m p a ri­
HAVE SQUABBLE tr e e w ith h e r s k u ll f r a c tu r e d a n d a
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by A. H. L ensch so n s.
deep m a rk on th e tr e e w h e re sh e h ad C o u rt y e s te rd a y
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tw o fa m ilie s in s te a d o f o n e, a n d th e
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w o n d e r w ho h as s tru c k it a fu ll tilt.
a n d J H . L en sch , of L en sch B ros.,
la n d is w o rk e d to th e u tm o st. L an d
A pp ly in g a c o a t of oil is a ll th a t c h a rg e of co u n ty
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T lie m a re w as a g r a n d d a u g h te r of to s e c u re p o ssessio n o f 50 cow s a n d OUTLOOK BOOTH
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r e m a in s io be d o n e to c o m p le te d ie W hen th e city e s ta b lis h e d a p lan t H al Boy, th e fa m o u s p a c e r, an d w as h e ife rs w h ich a re now on th e ra n c h
la b o r.
m a c a d a m iz in g o f tw o m iles of a t ­ n e a r K elly B u tte to b re a k ro c k fo r of a liv ely d is p o sitio n a s w ell as be­ know n as th e H en ry R o th p lace at
As u s u a l th is y e a r th e O u tlo o k is
A nd it Is a lso u n ec o n o m ic fo r us
tr a c tiv e b o u le v a rd In M ount T a b o r u se in m a c a d a m iz in g M ount T a b o r in g sw ift o n foot. S h e w as of m o re T ro u td a le .
T h e c o m p la in t d e c la re s m a in ta in in g an in f o rm a tio n b o o th .
sm
a ll fa r m e rs to shuffle a lo n g w ith
P a rk . C o n stru c tio n of th e m aca d am P a rk d riv e s. C o u n ty C o m m issio n e r tita n o rd in a ry v a lu e an d h e r loss is th a t th e a n im a ls a re w ro n g fu lly in It Is lo c a te d In th e a n n e x , n e x t to
old to d ls: b u t th a t is w h a t m o st of
w as co m p le te d y e ste rd a y an d th e a p ­ H o lm an o rd e re d th e c ity n o t to do k een ly fe lt by h e r o w n er.
th e p o ssessio n of J o s e p h M ossi, H e n ­ th e rest room und w ill h av e a c o n ­
us a re d o in g
If we sh o u ld go le g iti­
p lic a tio n o f oil w ill be s t a r te d th is b la s tin g a t n ig h t. Q u a rry S u p e rv iso r
ry A n d ereg g a n d H en ry N agell an d s t a n t a tte n d a n t.
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th a t th e y re fu s e to giv e th e m up
A te le p h o n e booth in co n n e c tio n is
WAY WIND BLOWS ’ T h e v a lu e o f th e c a ttle is placed at en clo sed so th a t p riv a te c o n v e rs a ­ fa rm m a c h in e ry fo r use on o u r sm a ll
ises to becom e o n e of th e scen ic a t ­ in th e d a y tim e .
fa rm s th a t d e b t c o u ld n e v e r be p aid
tr a c tio n s of P o rtla n d , o w in g to th e
A cco rd in g ly , th e c ity w ent a h e a d
>1000 a n d th e p la in tiffs ask d a m ­ tio n m ay be c a rrie d on.
It Is fo r so long a s we a re co m p e lle d to pro-
ex c e p tio n a l view s of th e city as well an d used its ow n Ju d g m e n t. A l e w
local u se o n ly an d is fre e to s u b ­ puce th a t o th e r s m ig h t ta k e th e
S ince th e n a tio n a l r u r a l c re d its bill ag e s In th a t a m o u n t in case th e an
as th e n a tu r a l b e a u ty of th e p a rk .
d ay s ag o a te rrific b last w hich is de h a s b eco m e a law , we h a v e n o t n o ­ im a ls r a n o t be d e liv e re d .
s c rib e rs , but a fee w ill be c h a rg e d to p ro fits fro m o u r la b o r.
d a r e d by city officials to h a v e been ticed an y g re a t a c tiv ity u pon th e
o th e rs . Its n u m b e r Is 916.
T h e s u b je c t o f m o st im p o rta n c e Is
TWO TELEPHONES
in th e c o u n ty 's q u a rr y a t K elly B u tte , p a rt of O reg o n fa r m e rs in a n y lo c a li­
G ii lu g H im self A w ay.
How to sa v e th e m e a n s o f life th a t is
ON FAIR GROUNDS cau sed E ast S id ers to co m p la in lo u d ­ ty to b an d th e m se lv e s to g e th e r in an
W ill H elp t h e l a i r .
w asted a f t e r It is p ro d u c e d .
W hy
S e n a to r S te rlin g w as ta lk in g a b o u t
ly.
M ayor A lbee p ro te s te d to th e a s s o c ia tio n in o r d e r to se c u re th e
T h e re a re tw o p h o n es on th e fa ir
p ro d u c e fo r u se a n d n o t fo r b en efit,
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-ro u n d s, o ne a t th e s e c r e ta r y ’s of-
" I t ’s h a rd to g et good, in te llig e n t. M ann, tw o w ell-k n o w n P o rtla n d e rs , a n d g iv e all on e q u a l o p p o rtu n ity to
ty c o m m is sio n e rs th e re u p o n re v o k ed al law . W e can sc a rc e ly w o n d er th a t
Ice, th e o th e r at th e O u tlo o k in-
w ell
a s Io p ro ilu ce?
Im p a rtia l ta r iff In f o rm a tio n ,”
hi w ere O u tlo o k c a lle rs to d ay .
T h ey c o n su m e a s
th e c ity 's q u a rr y p e rm it.
th e y sh y a t th e ta n g le d m ass o f red
o rn ia tio n b o o th in th e an n ex .
said .
a re b o th m en o f Influence a n d h av e T h e n th o s e of us below w ould very
tap e, so clo sely in te rw o v e n w ith th e
T h e p h o n e In th e office is n u m b e r
"A sk an y big b u sin e ss m an a b o u t s ta te d th a t th e y w ill use th e ir u t­ soon clim b on deck o u t in tlie s u n ­
N il O u t lo o k .
p ro v isio n s o f th e n a tio n a l r u r a l c re d ­ th e ta riff, a n d h is a n s w e rs h av e a
911 a n d m ay be u sed fo r an y serv -
m ost e n d e a v o rs to f u r th e r th e in t e r ­ s h in e a lo n g w ith th o s e th a t a re a l ­
d is ta n c e .
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C h a rle s M. S ch w ab sa id In B a lti­ its law , w hen a sim p le , d ir e c t, safe | p e rs o n a l flavor. T h ey give h im , In e sts of th e c o u n ty fa ir.
re a d y th e r e .
F. 11. F E R Ifl.
ith e r Is n u m b e r 916. an d is fo r local m o re. w h ere he h a d ju s t b o u g h t a a n d o an e, " m a d e -ln -O re g o n " m e a s­ fa c t, aw ay .
Ila b y 's Mesti T ic k e t.
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u re is k n o c k in g a t th e i r d o o rs fo r
ise only.
> 3 ,0 0 0 ,6 0 0 tin p la n t:
T h e o ld -fa sh io n e d m an w ho used
D ow to w hom a c e n su s c o lle c to r s a id : to go b ro k e p lay in g h is ow n sy stem
U ra n g e B u lletin
W c A m e ric a n s b eliev e in a u g ­ a d m itta n c e
That, sh e w as a n e rv o u s little lady
T h e y o u n g m o th e r h a stilv ¡rum­
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m e n tin g o u r o u 'p u t.
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I su p p o se
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PU PILS
b ro k e p a y in g a d o lla r a day fo r g u a r a y o u n g w om an w ith a baby e n te r e d
d u ced a yellow tr a n s f e r . Oh th a n k
GIVE RECITAL you know all th e in s a n d o u ts of th e a n te e d w in n e rs th a t n e v e r win.
a n d sa t dow n n e x t to h e r h e r q u lc k -
y o u ," sh e said
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p la c e ? ”
"O n e d ay in L o re tto I saw S m ith -
m oving ey e
d e te c te d
Im m e d ia te ly
Miss H ild a B ey ers h eld a re c ita l
t h a t 's y e s te rd a y 's tr a n s f e r ; h e re is
" W e ll, s i r ," sa id th e old fellow ,
T h e re a re a lot o f good c ig a rs in th a t th e c h ild w as p l a c l c y ch ew in g
era w h ite w a sh in g h is p ig p en w ith o n e e v e n in g la s t w eek on th e law n at
to d a y ’s ’’— H a rp e r's M agazine.
"1 know a ll th e In n s ."
th is c o u n try .
B ut th e lad w ho s its a g re e n tr a n s f e r .
a w h ite w a sh b ru s h w ith n e a rly all h e r h o m e, w hen th e fo llo w in g p ian o
in fr o n t o f you on an o pen c a r a lw a y s
" Y o u r b a b y - - t h e tr a n s f e r lo o k ! ”
G eo rg e W. T h o m a s, o f S a c ra m e n ­ th e b ris tle s gone.
p u p ils to o k p a r t : G e rtr u d e K llg el,
P h o n e N u m b e r 913.
seem s to h av e an O ld S ocks P e rfe c to sh e ex c la im e d .
" S m ith e r s " I s a id , " w h y d o n 't you l.a v e lia H u tc h in s , R ose B eers, P e a rl
to, P a ., a 40 0 -,io u n d in v a lid , a c h ie v ­
It h a s been p u b lish e d th a t th e In h is m o u th
ed th e a m b itio n of h is life— th a t o f g et a b ru s h w ith m o re b ris tle s in I t? " R u eg g , M arian R o b e rts o n , A lb e rta
"Mhen Hilly Sunday comes to town,
seeing New Y o rk — by
b ein g
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Mr S c h n e id e r.
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veyed s ig h ts e e in g on an a u to m o b ile ' g c h w a b ,-. s m (th e ra ask ed
b ers, M iss B eyers a n d Miss R o b e rt­ 916
T h a t is w rong now , fo r It has
a sh a m e d of o u r sex e v e ry day . F ir s t G et re a d y fo r a ro b e o f w h ite —
bed
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I.
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th in g you know th e m en w ill be s u ­ A lth o u g h It m a k e s you look a fr ig h t.
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a cres of p e a t fields, but th e a n n u a l
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Dancing at Becker's Hall.
wrist.
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la to se t a good e x a m p le
W hen o t h ­ on th e m an w ho im a g in e s t h a t he Is
ha" a c h e a p e r fu e l is a n ecessity .
A b ig d an c e w ill be g iven ev ery
W h en B illy S u n d a y co m es to to w n .”
e rs see how q u ick ly you g e t o v e r y o u r
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S a tu rd a y n ig h t a t B e c k e r's b a ll. C o r­ cold by ta k in g c h a m b e r la in 's C ough handsome.
Weather Forecast for the Week.
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