Gresham outlook., December 30, 1919, Image 1

BOUNTY CLUB LEADER REPORTS
ON YEAR’S ACTIVITIES AND PLANS
FOR GREATER WORK IN FUTURE
HAPPY NEW YEAR
\t th e special m eeting of th ■
\ w atch night ser ice will be held
G resham g ran g e held last S atu rd ay st th e Powell Valiev L u th eran church
th e follow ing officers w ere elected to next W ednesday evening w hen a pro-
serve for th e com ing y ear:
gran i will be given by th e L u th e r
Geo. W. S tap leto n , m a ste r; H. W. L eague, a f te r w hich th e evening will
S nashall, o v erseer;
Mrs. R
F. be spent w atch in g o u t th e old year
A gpb-ndld re p o rt of th e In d u stria l
l<ocal F a irs .
W alters, le c tu re r; Mrs. W. B P a r ­ and w elcom ing in th e new one w ith
tab activities h as ju s t been received
Five local fairs w ere held th e S at­
sons. ch a p la in ; Mrs. F ra n k Hodge, its golden o p p o rtu n ities.
T he pro­
se c re ta ry ;
Geo. Leslie, tr e a s u re r: gram will com m ence at 9 o'clock.
this office front Miss E thel J. Cal- urday preceedlng the ebunty fair.
Mrs Geo. S leret. ste w a rd ; G eorge
F ifteen d istricts particip ated in these
Special n u m b ers will include Bible
tho co u n ty club leader. Th >
Honey, a ssista n t stew aril; G eorge read in g and p ra y e r by Rev. J. T ru e d ­
fairs.
D em onstrations,
program s
uh year closed D ecem ber 1st an 1
S leret. g ate k eeper; Mrs A. W. ltot son, a new y e a r’s m essage by S. M.
and picnic d inners supplem ented the
work of o rg an iz in g new clubs for
kin, C eros; Mrs A rnold ltu eg g . P o ­ Staffaltson, rec itatio n s by M ulvina
exhibits of sewing, cooking, canning
H u t year h as been sta rte d .
T he
m ona: Mrs. H. W. S n ash all, F lo ra : A nderson, Mrs. B ert O lsen. Mrs. A lta
Rib­
I b r n t ha« i n t e r f e r e d w ith th is w ork field products and livestock.
Mrs. E. E W elling, lady assistan t M. G en try , M yrtle A nderson and
bons w ere given as prizes.
1 s t plans h ave been m ade fo r large
stew ard .
, j Mabel Steffanson, rea d in g s by T an-
C ounty F air.
■ mb « next ye a r especially in th e
An Invitation has been sent to .1 ney S te f f a n s o n and E arn est A nder­
A
club
building
50x100
was
ere
ct­
B tunb't co m pleting th e work
J. Jo h n so n , m a ste r of E vening S tar son. Two selectio n s on th e violin by
ed at th e county fair, the schools
An in te re stin g p a rt of th e rep o rt fu rn ish in g $50 0 to cover labor, tn e
gran g e, and his team to in stall these H okah T ru ed so n , th re e an th em s hv
i the record of th e n u m b e r of m iles fair board paving for lum ber and m a­
officers at th e next m eeting to he th e choir, and a duet by th e Misses
tveled by M iss.C alk in s in th e year terials. A new stock barn was also
held Ja n u a ry 10.
Em m a Jo h n so n and Lillie Nelson.
the n u m b e r of m eetings held. It
Coffee and cake will he sold. The
built to accom m odate th e boys’ and
¡ill ji rh ap s be a su rp rise to ntanv g irls ’ sheep, goats, pigs and ealves
MULTNOMAH GRANGE
proceeds Will be given, ns Is the usual
ilearn th a t so m any local children Both buildings were filled. In all
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS custom , tow ard th e sup p o rt of th e
t»e ta k e r p a rt in s ta te fairs and
m issionary which th e C olum bia d is­
projects 265 exhibits were shown, 8 j
Officers
were elected nt th e M ult­ tric t of th e L u th e r L eague su p p o rts
lack -¡hows
receiving prizes am o u n tin g to $262.
nom ah grunge S atu rd ay fo r th e com ­ in China.
¡Miss C a lk in s’ re p o rt is as follow s: Eleven team s of three m em bers put
\
ing year The s ta te officers w ere also
Number of boys an d girls ta k in g on dem onstrations, four of these go­
Every one Is invited to atten d .
voted
upon.
club w ork and m ak in g a t least ing to th e sta te fair. They consisted
Officers elected for th e local g ran g e
I? report, 556.
NUT GROWING INDUSTRY
of a canning, sewing, cooking and
are as follow s:
m aster. Mrs. Mar-
These a re en ro lled by projects as stock ju d g in g team s. The fair board
WILL BE INVESTIGATED
g
aret
W
heeler;
;
o
v
erseer,
Jo
e
Hows:
¡gave $54 to cover th e ir expenses to
Albel;
lectu
rer.
Mrs.
P
earl
H
ayden;
S en ato r McNary has o b tain ed th e
ICanning
. 35
' and from Salem sta te fair.
chaplain, Mrs. it. I. A nderson; sec­ prom ise of $1000 to be used in a s u r ­
■ Cooking
41
S ta te F a ir.
retary , Mrs Alta S tafford: tre a su re r. vey of th e n u t-g ro w in g In d u stry In
lgew ing
210
M ultnom ah county had an excel-
Mrs. Sarali W heeler: stew ard , Max Oregon. Money has been a p p ro p ria t­
Cori! .........
. 27
i lent booth in which 118 exhibits were I
K ligel;
assista n t stew ard . G eorge ed for sev eral years by congress for
I Potatoes .
. 31
j show n.
In addition th ree calves,
H
ayden;
g atek eep er, G. W A llder: th e In v estig atio n of th e nut in d u stry ,
Gardening
. 40
th ree hogs and th ree sheep, five pens j
C eres, Mrs. G race W heeler; PonionH. but practically all of th e funds has
Sheep ......
. 13
of chickens.
Mrs. Alex. 'T h o m p so n : F lo ra, Miss been used in th e south. On beh alf of
2
Calf ...........
On these w ere received four capital
Louise F ritz ; lady assistan t stew ard , th e pecan and filbert g ro w ers of O re­
Pork .........
73
prizes, two second prizes, th ree th ird ,
Mrs. Max Kligel.
gon, S en ato r McNary p ro tested , and
Rabbits ...
29
two fo u rth , two fifth.
O ur stock
It is planned to hold a pie snciul at o b ta in ed th e prom ise for $1000. He
Poultry ....
57
ju d g in g took second place, th e can ­
the g ran g e hall D ecem ber 17. A p ro ­ was also assu red th a t an effort would
ning team first. In all a to ta l of
gram will be given by m em bers of he m ade to o b tain funds to estab lish
T o ta l......................................556
$262 was won. T his includes $175
th e grunge. F u lle r an n o u n cem en ts a ex p e rim en tal farm to stu d y th e pos­
I Number co m p letin g a project by fo r th e expenses of th e seven capital
will be m ade la ter.
sib ilities of nut grow ing In th is state.
taking final re p o rts are as follow s:
prize w inners who will atten d the
W hile the grow ing of n u ts has
ICanning
28
O. A. C. sum m er school.
UNION HIGH SCHOOL
never been extensively p racticed m
ICooking
. 25
S |M )kane S to c k S h o w ,
IN SESSION THIS WEEK th is part of th e country it has been
lgewing ....
139
T he Lynch team , who won second
very p rofitable to th o se who werw
9
ICorn .........
School opened on M onday at th e fo reslg h ted enough to put In trees
at Salem , won th ird at Spokane on
I Potatoes ..
13
union high school, a fte r an enforced y ears ago. W aln u ts are grow n on a
stock judging.
I Gardening
22
vacation of n early two weeks on ac­
P acific In te r n a tio n a l S to ck S h ow .
sm all scale, by a n u m b er of farm ers
I Sheep ......
13
co u n t of th e sto rm , w hich m ade th e
G resham team won eig h th a t th is
n ea r G resham
Since they re q u ire no
2
I Calf ........
show o n ’ stock judgin g
E ig h t a n i­
History is a record of extremes.' It divides into eras of hard­ roads im passable for a tim e. School care, except in th e h a rv e stin g , they
Pork ........
33
will
be
dism
issed
for
th
e
New
Y
ear
m als were shown. A to tal prize b u d ­
ship, luxury, conquest. cruelty, lust, splendor, famine, industry, holiday but will hold on F rid ay fo l­ u re an Im p o rtan t ad d itio n to th e a n ­
J Rabbits
13
get of $61 being won. In fact, all
n u al Income. T h ere Is also a filbert
idleness, greed and pestilence
Poultry ...
28
low ing.
w ere blue-ribbon anim als.
*
grove west of tow n. L ocal ex p e ri­
Though
it
is
writ
on
stone,
paper
anil
the
minds
of
men
that
T h e te ach ers of th e school a re a t ­
S p o k a n e F a i r A u g u s t.
m en ts have show n th a t th e re are pos­
danger
lurks
in
extremes,
the
lesson
comes
down
the
centuries
to
ten
d
in
g
th
e
m
eeting
of
th
e
sta
te
T o ta l......................................325
F ifteen exhibits of sew ing, can ­
sib ilities at least for th e in d u stry In
this
day
unheeded.
'
te
ac
h
ers
In
P
o
rtla
n
d
on
th
e
In
sta
ll­
More th a n 58 p er cent finished ning, corn and potato es w ere senk
At this moment, hallowed by its Christian significance, man is m ent plan. Some of th e ir n u m b er th is vicinity.
idr projects.
W estern W in ter Show.
| Following are som e figures tak en
at his neighbor's throat for dollars. A year ago it was for princi­ go each day, w hile those rem ain in g AN OFFENSE AGAINST
F o u r dozen eggs w ere show n here
the m o n th ly rep o rt of the coun­ I by p o u ltry club m em bers. Two firsts,
ples and tile principals were nations. Now principals are indivi­ care for all th e .c lass work.
• THE UNITED STATES
D uring th e enforced vacation the
club le a d e r to th e s ta te club one second and one th ir d prize were
duals, even as you and I.
school b u ild in g s w ere th o ro u g h ly
ider:
I won.
"T
h
e
action
th e g ran d Jury at
The extreme that perpetuates all others is the present day dis­ cleaned and fu m ig ated as a p rec au ­ Toledo, i »hio, In of b rin
g in g In d ictm en ts
Meetings w ith organized clubs 83,
In addition to children ta k in g part
regard for that basis of all happiness, concord and prosperity
tion ag a in st any possible disease I ag ain st Jo h n W Com pton and C h est­
¡tendance 629
In these fairs, they p articip a ted in
the Golden Rule.
er (1. Com pton of F in d lay , Ohio, d o ­
germ s.
I Field m eetin gs 25, a tte n d a n c e 145. two parades, on th e F o u rth of July
ing businesses as th e 'U nited Stutes
It's a good rule that works both ways—henefitting him who
Other m eetings 66, a tten d a n ce and county fa ir week, p u ttin g on
W i n t o . I a M o ra l M a h ’
A udit B u reau , W ash in g to n , D. U.’
h*.
applies
it
and
bringing
good
to
all
humanity.
In
the
practice
of
it
floats in each. Two la rg e club pic­
BECAUSE It pays in d o llars and and us th e 'In co m e Tax Record B u r­
you can never reach the extreme. The Golden Rule is self-modi­ cents.
| Demonstrations 58.
atten d a n ce nics w ere held In July. Much sp irit
eau, W ashington, D. C .,’ anil various
fying.
was developed th ro u g h songs, yells
BECAUSE It Is th e only safe policy of Its ag e n ts, is a w arn in g to all p».-
v ate concerns a d v e rtisin g In a way
IClub fa irs 7, a tte n d a n c e 2614.
and a th le tic contests. T he songs and
It engenders lovt— a fellowship with and affection for all hu­ lo r society ut large.
to lead to th e im pression th a t they,
IClub festiv als 2, atten d a n ce 375.' yells w ere orig in al ones.
mankind. Love is the parent of good, another word self-modify­
BECAUSE I expect my wife and ure G overnm ent agencies
|Per-onal calls on clYlb m em bers
T he aim th ro u g h o u t th e year was
my ch ild ren to be clean, and they In
ing.
F o r sev eral m o n th s ag e n ts of th e
a tte n d a n c e 605.
to develop in the individual th rift,
Let's summon the good, the decency, the REAL in us at this t' rn have h right to expect me to be B ureau of In te rn a l R evenue and post
Exhibitors at fairs 470.
self reliance, business m ethods and
office in sp ecto rs have hud u n d er In­
auspicious season and face the new day. the New Year, the new clean.
iMili - trav eled by rail HO, miles co-operation w ith fellow elub m em ­
BECAUSE Im m orality Is self-d e­ v estig atio n th e m ethoda of th e so-
era
with
a
new
feeling
for
those
about
us
and
a
better
under
Jauto 4793. T otal 5603.
bers.
In the com m unity to create
stru ctiv e. und Is bpund so o n er o r la ­ called 'U n ited S tate s A udit B u rea u ’
standing of all that peaee-on-earth and good-will to men implies. te r to reap a harvest of woe.
and ‘Incom e Tax Record B u rea u ,’ a
|Xutnber of cir< u la r le tte rs sent oil’ com m unity in te rest, pride and co-op­
E stim ated to ta l le tte rs 1500.
eration. T he resu lts have show n th a t
BECAUSE th e re is so m eth in g w ith ­ p riv ate concern which hus no W ash ­
ington office o r place of business. The
¡Report on fairs in which d u b these aim s have been reached to a IRRIGATION CONGRESS
in me, p ecu liar to my m anhood, th a t in v estig atio n developed th a t m any of
KANSAS FARMER INVESTS
libers p articip a ted .
large extent.
JANUARY 8, 9 AND 10
SAVINGS IN ICE CROP d em ands It of me.
its a g e n ts rep rese n ted th em selv es to
T he ch u rch will help you In your be officers o r em ployees of th e gov-
The
N
inth
A
nnual
convention
of
G
alllleo
G
rub,
head
of
th
e
A
urora
T h rift is steady earn in g , wise
effort to a tta in y o u r best.
ren m en t, and bv reaso u s of «itch p re­
INVENTION IS HELD BY
“T he H om e C hurch S erves th e tended official c h a ra c te r, effected sale
OREGON STATE TEACHERS spending, sane saving, carefu l in v est­ th e Oregon Irrig a tio n Congress will Borealis Ice Com pany, is on his wa>
of books to farm ers. Not only th e
be held in P o rtlan d , J a n u a ry 8. 9 to the N orth Pole to fasten a scoop C o m m u n ity ."
The O regon S tate T each ers' asso- ing. and th e avoidance of all w aste.
He
M E. church ev an g elistic m eetings book itself, but th e lite r a tu r e and
and 10 a t th e P o rtlan d C ham ber of on Dr. Cook’s new discovery.
le tte rs of in stru c tio n fu rn ish e d bv
iion m et in its opening session at
took with him $30.000 Invested by- begin Ja n u a ry 4 Come
Com m erce.
It pays to advertise.
th e Com pton b ro th e rs to th e ir ag en ts
It was o rig in ally planned to hold H om er H o g arth , a K ansas farm er, in
coin H igh school M onday m orn-
a p p e ar to have been carefu lly p re ­
th e sessions on Decem ber 29, 30 and the A urora B orealis Ice Com pany,
pared with th e d elib erate In ten t «<
Several im p o rta n t m easures
31, but on account of the special ses­ according to H o g arth , who asked for
c re a te In th e m inds of th e p ro sp ect­
e already been voted upon by the
sion of th e le g isla tu re and th e sta te a w arran t.
ive p u rc h a se r false im pression th a t
wide sto rm , th e d ates w ere post-1
delegates from every part of th*
th e book was Issued by o r u n d e r the
One blazing hot day last Ju ly G al­
poned
u
n
til
th
e
wpek
Im
m
ediately
a u th o rity of th e T re asu ry D ep art­
e.
i
preceding th e convening of thp sta te llleo, tall, d a rk , and excltale, an-l
m en t; th a t th e law req u ires th e use
he g en e ral sessions opened th is
w earing an Impress!-,« black beard,
leg islatu re.
of the book;* and th a t th e ag en ts
nine an d it is expected th a t at
Inasm uch as im p o rta n t m atters appeared on H o g arth 's farm with a I
a re officers o r em ployes of th e gov­
t 3 '00 te a c h e rs will attend,
concerning Irrig atio n are to buj su rv ey o r’s In stru m en t, pointing It
e rn m e n t (a lth o u g h In th e p rin te d In ­
brought
up
at
th
e
special
session,
all
to
w
ard
s
th
e
skies.
11»
seem
ed
pra-
he d eleg ates voted to dem and a
stru c tio n s fu rn ish ed th em they are
of th e m em bers of th e le g isla tu re oeeupled for hours, as If calcu latin g
ffi'im te a c h e rs' sa lary of $1080
w arned not to so rep resen t th e m ­
have
been
Invited
to
a
tte
n
d
th
e
s
e
s
-
'
some ab stru se problem In m athem a
selves ».
>r to be effective all over th e en-
slons
of
th
e
Oregon
Irrig
a
tio
n
con­
Due a t th e most obnoxious fea­
»tate.
tics. H o g arth was w atching him
gress by P resid en t Jay H. U pton, of (
tu re s of th e sellin g plan was th e so-
F
inally,
he
exijalm
p
d
excitedly,
co u n ty u n it plan was ex-
! P rineville. T he program will be in j
called " le tte r of a u th o rity " ♦ Ith
by C ounty S u p erin ten d en t
ch arg e of th e follow ing com m ittee: I "T his is th e spot the very sp o t."
w hich each agent waa su pplied, which
According
to
H
o
g
arth
,
G
alllleo
Bon an d th e association in-
O. C. L etter, P o rtlan d , c h a ir m a n ;1
was ty p e w ritten o r p rin ted on th e
tr
ie
d
to
buy
his
farm
,
off
%
ig
him
a
it as a w hole b u t declined to
1 Fred N. W allace. T um alo, F ran k
le tte rh e a d of the "Incom e Tax Rec­
} Spinning. E cho;
H arry W. G ard. ; fabulous sum , but a fte r a fo u rth visit,
on th e d e ta ils of th e system ,
o rd B u reau , W ashington, I». C ” , b e a r
M adras:
PetPr J Neff. M pdford,- revealed th a t his calcu latio n s proven
Ing an Im pressive gold seal of th e
le ssociation also w ent in favor
IC. W B berlein, K lam ath F a l ls ; W H o g arth 's farm to be th e point w here
concern, and w hich read :
m ovem ent to b rin g before the
W. Cavlness, Y ale; J. N W illiam-1 an unending flow of Ice would fall
"T hia Is to certify th a t the heart,
i»l session of th e s ta te legisla-
son, P rineville.
of th is le tte r, whose sig n a tu re ap ­
were a scoop attach ed to the North
n* xt m o n th , gn act to provide a
V arious m a tte rs of Im port ance^re-
pi a ra below, la a ilttly appointed and
Pole, which G alllleo described as a
1 tax n ot to exceed 2 m ills to be ;
' latln g to irrig a tio n will be discussed
au th o rized re p re se n ta tiv e of th« Irf-
exclusively fo r educatio n al pur-
and prom inent sp eak ers re p re se n t­ steel g ird er p rojecting from th e cen­
eome Tax Record B ureau of W ash ­
• Every effort will be m ade to
ing th e In te rio r D epartm ent and the te r of th e e a rth . G alllleo said he ha 1
in g to n . D. C. He Is In stru cted to In­
various irrig a tio n en terp rises of tbe seen it, a s he had been with Peary
sta ll and explain th is »ystPtii to every
this m e asu re passed at the
He
th
en
told
H
ogarth
his
plan
for
sta
te
will
be
heard
at
|
l
’
<
-
r
\
-
ntlo
fa rm e r in his d istrict.
*1 m eetin g o f th e le g isla tu re as
Among the sp eak ers Invited to a t ­ th e tu ro ra Borealis I«-« Com pany,
T ru s tin g th a t he will be tre a te d
ill m ean a sav in g of th re e y e a r’s
tend are F ra n k lin K. L ane, Secre­ tak in g $30.000 from H ogarth as a
w ith due respect, we are.
It is estim a ted th a t th e 2 mill
Very tru ly yo irs,
tary of th e In terio r, a n d Elwood partner« hip fee, th e fa rm e r says
®n the ta x ab le p ro p erty of the
Mead. C h airm an of the Land Settle* leaving H o g arth on th e farm to tak e
INCOME TAX B I'R E A l "
> would ra ise approxim ately
' ment Board of th e S tate of C allfor-
On th e advice of th e A ssistan t
care of th e ice w hile he m ade a sec­
’•
" o r >10 fo r each aehoolk
U nited S tate s A ttorney of Toledo.
ond trip to th e pole to attac h th e
Jo h n W. C om pton an d UhesV-r G.
A n n o u m -c rw n t R e c a lle d
a
th
a
t
a
scoo
scoop. His theory
Com pton w ere arre ste d on a ch arg e
T he ann o u n cem en t of a general attach ed to th e pole ould te a r loos
it-11 y f i n m r r s A ttention:
of co n sp irin g » Ith c e rta in of th e ir
a g e n t s to c o m m it wn offense ng-itnst
* 1 ljo u rn e d n n n u al m eeting of
¡w atch night service at th ' M ethodist' billions of tons of le is th e e a rth re
th e U nited S tates, such offense being
-o-. p era tlv e B erry G row ers will
1 Episcopal ch u rch , w hich was mad»' volved, and would g rad u a lly tit
th a t the a g e n ts falsely assum ed to
»■d in th e lib ra ry at 7 p. m. on
on H o g arth '
Sunday m orning, » a s recalled In the flinging its conten
be officers o r em ploye* of tin- g o v ern ­
»»»day, J a n u a ry 7, 1920. If you
evening. T h a t part of th e plan r> farm
m ent. They » e r e grant«-I a h earin g
atu rested in b erry grow ing and
la
tln
g
to
th
e
ch
o
ir
will
hold
as
a
n
-,
C
ongressm
an
Dan
K.
A
nthony,
•
Cyrus
S
tronghead
Henator A. A. Jo n es of New
before United S lates Con*m lssloner
io join, you a re cordially invit-
C ram of Toledo, Ohio, an d placed u n ­
Mexico. Is cham pioning th e co u n ­
1 »P end th is m eeting. In union ; K ansas, Is fighting tooth and nail i n o u n etd . T he u su al m eeting of the Join* H ogarth
in the H ouse of R epresentatives
try-tow n new spaper re a d e r in th e
d e r bond In th e autn of $25iiu each.
r will be eld. beginning at 7:45. when
1» stre n g th .
for th e passage of his p rin t paper
Many a g e n ts have been aerdutud,
p rin t paper bill he la fo sterin g ,
h
i ! be yllowed bv m u sic a l: to ee<
K A M IL LE R , S ecretary.
bill which would re stric t large
am ong theni being on«* la "V*n n essee,
which would lim it th e n u m b er or
d social fea tu re s la stin g u n til mid-
city d a l'ie s to .2 4 pages daily and
who was Indicted, pleaded g u ilty , and
pages big city dallies m ight use
‘i.<lf th e sw ee te n in g in je lh
bln
uigt
which would elim in ate th e possi­
se tite t* . e«| Io
Ave a terin O e ig h ’
T he p rin t paper sh o rtag e is du e to
’ he glucose siru p , light-colored
m o n th s In Jt>!l; i t is th e Intention
bilities of suspension of from
th e big publishers having hogged
Mew
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Ewe
hann*,
To mend celluloid article s use co l­
’ »ir-tp. honey, o r so rg h u m sirup.
to proceed In th e p rosecution of
2500 to 5000 sm all rurt-l papers
th e m arket, buying up nil supplies
A dance will bo held in Masonic lodion. R oughen th e ‘ dges slight!«
o th e r ag en ts a s rap id ly as possible.
® *t’h e r h alf is g ra n u la te d su g ar.
in th e U nited S tates.
T he big
possible as a resu lt o.f th e ir g re a t
p apers with unlim ited resources Í hall. G resham , on New Y ear's eve, De­ by scratch in g with a knife. Appit
r sourciis. It is pointed o u t th a t
« ill be little n o t'c e n b le differ-
T ailo rin g
hog the p rin t paper m ark et, w ith
2000 to 5900 ru ral publications
cem ber 31
A 7-pleee o rc h e stra will th e collodion and hold
pie,
r it, sw eetn ess in m ost cases,
th e re su lt th a t sm aller d allies, tri,
F o r tnen an d
w omen ~ clean in g ,
In the U nited M ates taco suspen­
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f*» - " h glucose o r corn siru p » 111 sem i and weekly papers, a re every
g eth er several m inutes,
p ressin g and re p a irin g done well.
s io n —If not extinction, unless th e
served a t m id n ig h t. A dm ission $1,
P a good je lly even when no i day finding it m oie difficult IO get ■ in clu d in g w ar tax. I-adíes fre e —
P e te r l.«-nard. Powell stre e t.
present sh o rtag e Is relieved
usedw
Drint paper.
Fighting for
Rural Folks
Country Town
Champion