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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, SUNDAY,-OCTOBER 23, 1932 ' MtHHHHHt)HHO)WttHtHHWWWWWtH i Society and Club Events Reviewed for Week Edited by Eva Nedlon .I PXGE. TWO 4 4, ' Reception Honors Major Yeats-Brown ' At Carpenter Home Leading In Interest evsnta on the week's soclsl calendsr was tha recep ttoa given lut evening by Mr. and Mri. Alfred 8. V. Carenter, honoring x Major Prancla Yeats-Brown of the British Indian army, who apoke at the high school earlier In tha evening under auspices of the University club. A number of Medford folk were invited to the Carpenter country home, Top Bides," to meet Major Yeats-Brown, and a delightfully en tertaining hour was had with the Internationally known author and aportsman. Kerrs Are Center . Of Entertaining On Eugene Campus Much festivity on tha University of Oregon campus last week centered about Chancellor and Mrs. W. J. Kerr, according to all newa from Eugene And much of the entertaining la of interest to Medford, for several lo cal people and locally known people participated, - Yesterday afternoon Alpha Chi Omega alumnae entertained at tea for Mrs. Kerr and Mrs. Anna C. Hart of Medford, house mother at Alpha Chi Omega house Mrs. Kerr and her four daughtera are all members of Alpha Chi Omega. Five hundred guests attended the event and among them were Miss Lucille Lowry of this city, social chairman at the Alpha Chi Omega sorority: Miss Edna Mohr, house president, and Miss Mary Hayes, popular In campus activities, also from Medford. Oerllnger hall was the scene Fri day evening of the faculty reception - honoring Chancellor and Mrs. Kerr. - ' Announcement of the reception pre ceding the event read as follows In the Oregon Dally Emerald: ' "Chancellor and Mrs. Kerr, Vice Preeldent and Mrs. Burt Brown Bar ker, and Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Starr will head the receiving line, with Earl M. Pallett, head of 'tha general committee for the affair. Introduc ing. "Tha remainder of the receiving r line win consist of Dean Haeel Pruts man Schwerlng, Mrs. H. D. Sheldon, Mrs. K. M. Pallett, Mrs. Oeo. Beber, Mrs. R. D. Horn, Mrs. Erlo Allen,Mre. R, R. Heustls, Mrs. B. W. DeBusk, Mrs. S. 8. Conklln, Mrs. O. V. Boyer, Mrs. D. M. Srb, Mrs. Dan Clark, Mrs. E. T. Hodge, Mrs. E. O. DeOou, Mrs, Calvin . Orumbaker, Mrs. J, F. Bovard, Mrs. W. F. O, Tbacher, and Mrs. p, R. Waahke. "In charge of the dining room are Miss Maude Kerns, Mrs. Anna Beck, Mrs. Orln Stafford and Mrs. O. O. Howard. The refreshment commit tee la composed of Mrs. W. D. Smith and Mrs. Andrew Fish. "Mrs. O. O. Howard, Mrs. R. H. mat,. Mrs. Virgil Earl, Mrs. W. L. Morse, Mrs. Ottlllle Scybolt, Mrs. Carl On thank, Mrs. M. H, Douglass and Mrs. Perry Adams will pour and cut Ices during the evening. Mrs. Stanton of Los Angeles Is Dinner Hostess An Interesting event on the past week's social calendar was the dinner party given by Mrs. Edwin Stanton of Loa Angeles, house guest of the Grain. Robinsons, at the Hotel Med- ford. Dinner was followed by bridge at tha Robinson home. Covers were arranged for 33 at the beautifully decorated dinner tab!, tha following guests being present: Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. V. Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. M. Roberts, Dr. and Mrs J. J. Emmena, Mr. and Mra. W. F. Blddle, Jr Mr. and Mrs. H. 8. Deuel, Mr. and Mra. Edward Vilas, Mr. and Mrs. corbln Edgell, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tumy, Mr .and Mra. L. A. Balade, Jr., Paul Scherer. Mr. and Mra, Onln Robinson and Mra. Stan ton, tha hoateaa. Mrs. Janney Gives Bridge Luncheon Among hostesses of the past week entertaining at luncheon and bridge was Mrs. . H. Janney, who Invited a group of friends to her home yes terday afternoon. There were three tables of bridge In play following luncheon. Formal Dancing Club Will Meet . Announcement was made yesterday that the Formal Dancing club will have a dance Friday evening at tha Dreamland danos hall. Music for the vent will be furnished by Ike Por ter and his dance band. Regional p.-T. Conference In Offing Arrangements for the regional con vention of the Parent-Teacher asso ciation are under way in Ashland this week, many pre Derations being made for tha event to be held No vember -4 and 0 at the Baptist church. ' Headquarters for those attending will be at tha Llthla Springs hotel and Ashland is anticinatini a ernwri of at least 350, it was suited Tester- i day. Four regional conventions will bs field In the etate. They are always arranged during alternate) yeara with I the state convention, and Ashland I was chose nu one of the meeting places this year and many Medford people will parldpate In the ni . and entertaJnent. Weatonka Council To Meet Katurdsy I Westonka Council No. M. Degree of Pocshontss, will conduct a sps- ! clal meeting here Saturday, October 99. Officers of ths great council of : Oregon will attend. A 8 o'clock din-1 ner will be served and wilt be fol- ! lowed by Initiation and a Hallowe'en 1 dance. j Redmen are Invited to the dinner and danre. which will open Vw sea son's activities of the lodge, I CO-ED BEAUTY TO b . "-v -'- s--J i 1 1 ' I L-x sr ' Ruth Wenter of Wllmette, Ml, who last year was chosen ae the mast beautiful co-ed at Northwestern university. Is engaged to marry Paul Cummins of Evanston, III., who was selected sa tha "Ideal man" of tha Northwestern '""Idus. (Associated preta Photo) Women of Rotary Have Shower for Mrs. Chambers The Women of Rotary were guests of Mrs. o. O. Schenck, Mrs. Emll Mohr and Mra. Raymond Mlksche at ths horns of Mm. Schenck Wednesday at a dessert, bridge and handkerchief shower for one of the members, Mrs. D. A. Chambers who with Dr. Cham bers and children Anna and Bill. will leave In the near future for their ranch home near Gold Beach, Mrs. Ralph Dlppel, president, pressed the affection of the group for Mrs. Chambers, who lsst year waa president of Medford Women of Rotsry and tha organizations regret at ner contemplated departure. Mrs. c. C. Leonard was welcomed as a new member. The charity work aa carried for some time past will be continued this year In cooperation with local relief agencies. ' Mrs. Schenck, house chairman, an nounced that the next meeting Nov ember 3 will be at the home of Mrs Clyde 6. Enkln with Mrs. Oeorge Hen. selman and Mrs. F. J. Newman as Joint hostesses. Methodist Church Announces Supoer For Thursday Eve All members of tha Methodist Episcopal church congregation are In vited to the covered dlah supper .to be held at the ohurch Thursday eve ning at 8:30 o'clock. It will be In the form of a general get-together, each person to bring her own table service and a covered dlah. These aupper parties sre fre quently held at the church and are Increasing In popularity aa the season progresses. B. P. W. Club lias Large Meeting A very pleasant meeting of the Business and Professional Women's club waa held Thursday evening at ine nome or miss Elisabeth Burr. Twenty members were present and reports of the Bend conference were given by Mrs. Edwlna Wetshaar and Mrs. Maude Chapman. Miss Burr gava a resume of tha work of the research committee and requested that special research work be taken up this year. Mrs. Maurlna Duncan sang two solos, accompanied at tha piano by Miss Emily Brown. Refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by the other com mittee members, Mrs. Leota Thomp son and Mrs. Maude Chspman. The next meeting of the club will be a luncheon session at tha Coppin care, me epesner will b Raluh Bailey of the local schools, who will discuss bills and measures to ap pear on !.he November election bal lot. He will place particular stress upon the Zorn-MacPherson bill. , 4 e Letter Csrrleri To Have Dinner Letter carriers and tha organlce- tlon'a auxiliary will have a covered rile,! dinner next Saturdsy evening at ! 7 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Floyd LawBon, 307 West Jackson street. The hostess will be assisted by Mrs. H. I Rammln. Tha Saturday dinner will J mark tha opening of the fall season for tha group. 1 DR. KUNZ Says- Ves, we do all our work, painless eirtraetioni and filling inohided. We hare a special reduced price on aH our plate and bridge work. All work completed in our own laboratory. "Just Dentistry The Best" EXAMINATION FREE Holly Theatre Bldgv Phone 68 "TTT-11"" y'WIM.'Wi.iseiapaiii as si mil nan WED 'IDEAL MAN' Mrs. Barnes Gives Banquet and Card Party for Officers Mrs. W. D. Barnss, worthy matron of Reames chapter, o. S. S., was a charming hostess Wednesday evening, when she entertained the officers of tne chapter at a banquet at the Masonlo hall. The small dining ball vi uie tempts was beautifully decor. atea for the occasion in autumn ziowers end Hallowe'en novelties. with Hallowe'en favors and place vnius uienoing tne tame motir with the general scheme of decorations. Following the banquet bridge was played with prima going to Mrs. W. H. McOowan, Dr. L. L. Sanders and E. M. Wilson. Quest for the oooaslon were Mrs. Nellie McOowan. Mrs. Florence But ler, Mrs. Maude Holmes, Mrs. Dora Oates, Mrs. Carlotta Smith, Mrs. Phlnla Nordwlck, Mrs. Meta Gilbert, Mrs. Maude West, Mra. My-na Frink, Mrs.' Elsie Carlton Strang, Dr. and Mrs. L. L. Sanders, Mr. snd Mrs. Geo. Alden, Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Houston, Miss Dorothy Reynolds and Mr. and Mra. Barnes. Mrs. Bengtson ' . Bridge Hostess Mrs. Hlldlng Bengtson entertained Informally yeaterdav afternoon with a bridge party at her home. 'There were two tablea In play, the follow ing guests being present: Mrs. Wm. McAllister. Mrs. Denman, Mrs. Roy Duncsn, Mrs. Robt. Hunter, Mrs. Frank Perl. Mrs. L. L. Sanders. Mrs. Ralph Bailey and Mra. Harold Lar sen. Lincoln P.-I. A. " To meet October II The Parent-Teacher Association of the Lincoln school will meet October 38 Instead of November 4. aa pre viously announced. It waa reDorted yesterday. The change has been mads to enable tha members to attend the Ashland conference. Rnmmage Sale to Be Held on Friday Women of tha Methodist Knicnni church will hold a rummago aale Fri day and Saturday, October 38 and 39, It waa announced yesterday. Tha aale will be held In the ahop former ly occupied by the Model bakery on Mrs. Plstt Visits In Longvlew . Mrs. Hal Piatt has returned en th city from a short stay In Longvlew. Wssh, and will leave thla week for Yamhill to spend ssveral days at tending to business matters. Dr. H. P. Coleman Chiropractic Fttyelntherapy and all Natural Methods OKKGON Lit KNSK (M California License Soto IS YEARS IN MKDPORD, ORE. Prince Anto Electrio Shop 174S N. Riverside Phone 8J5-W S-volt. 13-plste Battery 1-yr. guarantee 13.50 Prince made Battery, recharge JS All others M Generators and starters tl and op Young-Stearns Betrothal Tcld At Large Event At a lovely dancing party svt St. Mark's Guild hall Thursdsy evening tha betrothal of Mrs. Elisabeth Young to Dr. Robert W. Stearns, both prominent members of local society, waa announced to a large number of their friends. The guild hall waa beautifully dec orated for the affair In autumn leaves and flowers with Etnnlss snd dahlias adding vivid shades to the general motif. ' Music for dancing waa played by a four-piece orchestra and serving were Misses Patricia Young and Katnryn and Helen Stearns. Out-of-town guests Included Mr. and Mra. Barry Stearns of Ashland and Dr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Stearns of Klam ath Falls. Mrs. Young did not reveal the data of the wedding, but It Is under stood tt will be sn event of the early winter season. Both Mrs, Young and Dr. Stearna are prominent In busi ness and professional, as well as so olal, circles here. Mrs. Young has been affiliated with the Kimball Fruit company for more than three years and with the Sgobsl snd Day affiliation for ths past year. Dr. Stearns hss been a praotlclng physician here for many years. Quests Invited to the announce ment party were: Dr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Stearns, Mr. and 'Mrs. Harry Steams. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Warner, Dr. and Mrs. R. B. Green, Mr. and Mra R. B. Sweeney, Mr. and Mra. Howard Scheffel, Mr. and Mrs. Qua Newbury, Mr. and Mrs. c. C. Lem mon, Mr. snd Mrs. OUn Arnsplger, Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Boggs, Mr, and Mrs. Lewis ulrlch, Dr. and Mrs. 8. Ralph Dlppel, Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Prentice, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Fields, Dt and Mrs. O. C. Ooldsberry, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Thompson, Mr. snd Mrs L. A. Corbett, M.' and Mrs. F. E. Nichols. Mr. and Mra. Dade Terrett, Dr. and Mra. D. W. Stone, Mr. and Mra. Miles Oammlll, Mr. and Mra. B. L. Dodge Jr., Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Holloway, Mr, and Mrs. L. Penning ton, Mr. snd Mrs. J. A. Psrl, Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Cole Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Ltt trell. Dr. snd Mrs. F. O. Bunch, Mr. snd Mrs. Leroy Mershon, Mrs.- Helen Plant, Forrest Pickett and A. S. Ros enbaum. Alpha Sigma Class Plsns Hallowe'en Event The Alpha Sigma class of the First Methodist church will entertain on Tuesday evening, 'October 35 with a Hallowe'en party. Fun for all from Intermediates up Is promised In the following Invitations: -"When you arrive next Tuesday night Oh, be prepared to tell The worst sdventure, fesrful fright That ever you befell." Circle Danca Announced Chrysanthemum circle No. 84, Neighbors of Woodoraft will hold their regular meeting Monday eve ning, Oct. 34. After the circle ses sion, Us Porter's orchestra will play lor a social danca for all members and friends. Mrs. Voss and Miss Osg Home From Vacation. Mrs. Ones voss and Miss Joyce Gage returned yseterdey from a mo tor trip through California and Ne vada, during which they visited To- 1 Semite and Mt. Lassen National parks. They made tha trip from Reno over tha Tioca nsaa lntn nn Francisco. Juveniles To Install ; Officers Monday The Juveniles of the Neighbors of : Woodcraft will hold their meeting Monday afternoon at four o'clock at I. O. O. P. hall. Installation of offi cers will be held and all members are requested to be present. HttttTttTTtTTUVHTTTHHTTttTTttHtt The Human that holds Just like Little Doctor Truss with Its sponge rubber and self leveling water pads, will be demonstrated in our store Monday, October 24th by their Inventor. Mr. L. D. Gamllon. (and lady attendant.) founder and prealdent, of the Clark-Oandlon Co., Inc.. of San Francisco, lamest manufacturers and fitters of TRUSSES. ABDOMINAL REDUCERS AND I surronraris, elastic hosiert. ARCH SUPPORTS, ETC, In the West. Mr. Oandlon will tell you the best type of appliances for your particu lar case. We personally guarantee his work. Wa can not tea strongly urge you to take advantage of this oppor tunlty for conscientious, scientific service at no extra charge. Consultation and Advice Free Mrs. Hinman New President of Guild Mis. Harry Hlnmsn was elected president of St. Mark's Altar guild at the meeting held Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Fletcher Fish. Other officers chosen for the new year were Mra. James Stevens, vice- president: Miss Msrjorie Kelly, sec retary, and Mn. Porter J. Neff, treas urer. The business meeting was preceded by covered dish supper followed by a general soclsl time. Mrs. H. LJSutler Honored at Bridge For the plessure of Mrs. H. L. But ler, Mrs. J. C. Murray entertained at brlge Friday evening In a festive Hal lowe'en atmosphere created, through use of Jaunty Jack o' lanterns and colorful autumn leaves. Three were three tables of bridge la play during the evening and prizes awarded Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McDou gall for high scores and to Kenneth Murray for traveling honors. A guest prize was presented Mrs. Butler. Study Club Joins In Location Plan The regular meeting of the Wed nesday study club waa held In the city library on October ISth. at 3:30 p. m., the president, Mrs. J. H. Coch ran In charge. Mayor Wilson and the city council, having offered the use or rooms In the new city hall to ine ciuo women of Medford. the Study club voted to Join with others in acceptance of this offer. Mrs. W. M. Vsn Scoyoc gave the first number on the progrem, a "Constltutlonsl Quiz" In which all members took part. This elicited a general discus sion and muoh Information relative to tne Constitution and Its several amendments. A brief synopsis of ths initiative and Referendum Meas ures" now before the people, wss given by Mrs. T. W. Miles, and In thla connection, ths Wednesdsy Study club went on record as strong ly opposed to the Zom-MscPherson School Merger bill. Mrs. C. A. Meek er with Interesting "Topics of the Day" from current magazines, gave the closing number of a most inspir ing program. Mrs. Mclntyre, Guest Here From Seattle Mrs. Anna Mclntyre of Seattle stopped over In this city last week end to be guest for several days of Mr. and Mrs. Hal Piatt, while en route to San Francisco. HOTEL ALLEN Attractive Winter Rates To Permanent Quests. Rooms vTtthout Bath 1 person, per week... t persons, per vreek Rooms with ptivste bath 1 person, per wrrtc $6 t persons, per wee" aa Hot water day and night. Steam Heat. last Main Tel. ISO Hand Truss your hand and the J Treasure Hunt of Local Folk Ends In Pioneer Town One of the lancet parties of the week waa given oy Misses Ma urine Carroll and Cann Degermark. who were hostesses to 70 guests on a treas ure hunt Friday. In IS cars the guests started from the high school on sn extensive snd mysterious route which led them through Central Point, Medford and Phoenix and on to Jacksonville, where the evening waa climaxed with dancing and re freahmente la the old Jacksen county court house. Odd Fellows and Rebekahs to Hold Hallowe'en Event Members of Medford Lodge, No. 83, and Olive Rebekah Lodge, No. 38, I. O. O. F., will meet at the I. O. O. F. hall at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening, October 38, for an evening of enter tainment, the affair being In the na ture of a Hallowe'en party. Decora tlona In the hall will be In the form benefitting the occasion, black oats and other features of a apooky na ture predominating. A box aupper will be tha cause for a trip to the dining room following the program. An auctioneer will talis charge of the "feed boxes" snd thsre Is expected to be much competition among the members when this part oi ine Dusineas arrives. A varied program will precede the auction, and will be entertalnine. uu noi long enough to be tiresome. au Odd Fellows and Rebekahs In tne valley are expected to be on hand and as the sntertainment will be In tne nature of a "good time" evening, they are expected to bring a friend. Pythian Sisters ' ' To Sponsor Party The Pythian Sisters are sponsor. Ing another card party Thursdsy, Oc tober 37. at the KnlghU of Pythias hsll. Bridge and (300 will bs played. Hand-made prizes will be awarded, and refreshments served. Those In charge are Mrs. O. J. Wolf. Mrs. Chas. Fisher and Mra. Ed Webber. Ootid Plans Costume Party The Crater Lake Guild will hold a farmerette costume party Tuesday evening. Oct. 38th, at the Presbyter lan church. A speclslly good time Is being planned for those In atten. dance. This will bs guest night, Dependable Insurance It The Only Kind Worth Having When Insuring your property make certain that you are assured of fair and spesdy settlement of claims. Losing your property is tragedy enough without having to worry about settlements. Ths dependable fire, casualty and automobile companies we represent have gained the reputation of settling claims promptly. It's a big help to get prompt action when In urgent need of money. But In order to do this, the companies must have prompt payment of premiums In accordance with their rule of either cash or forty-five daya from date of policy. We do not have mutual, reciprocal or cut-rate companies. Owing to an automobile accident I am forced to go to tha hospital and will be away for a short tlms. but Mrs. Gertrude Fredenburg Oreb, who haa had seven years experience In sccountlng and Insurance, Mrs. Mabel Showers and my brothsr A. L. Wskefleld will have charge of the office during my absence. Also F. J. Nswman and Geo. Nellson, Attorneys, will represent my sgency. I have been serving friends and cllente here for the past twenty-four years and havs always been glad to extend time on payments, but at this time I am very much In need of some settlement of your accounts and your prompt attention to same will surely be sppreclsted. 5 Very truly yours. Gertrude Fredenburg Oreb la charge during my absence.) J JL HOW THE BANK CONTRIBUTES TO COMMUNITY WELFARE The bank is an integral part of community activity The First National Bank "A Dep&rtmentized Bank" MEMBER u OREO Mrs. Gore, Daughter Will Attend Opera Mrs. V. B. Gore and daughter, Rosa, left Friday evening for San Francisco where they will spend the week. They will attend the opera In the bay city and were anticipating a very pleasant time when they left Medford Friday. o. s. c. ciub wm Meet On Monday The Oregon State College club will meet Monday evening at the W. J. Warner home on South Oakdale for the first session, following summer vacation. Tha committee -in charge la expecting a large attendance and making a arrangement for ten tables of bridge. Host and hostesses for the evening will be Dr. snd Mrs. L. L. Sanders, Miss Katherlne Sweeney and Mr. and Mrs. Franc Perl, Royal Neighbors Have Large Party Royal Neighbors gave a rally Thurs day evening entertaining Ashlsnd, Jacksonville and Talent. Ashlsnd exemplified the Initiatory work and put fire candidates thru i the degree. A short program was ! given after which delightful refresh- I ment were served by the committee ; In charge: Mrs. Minnie Ramey, Nora Glascock, Margery Pearson, Irene Shirley. Hilda Hansen, Fredrlca Glas cock, Christine Pearson. The remainder of the evening waa spent In dancing. There were 133 members and frlenda present. , Presbyterian Bible Class to Meet The ladles' Bible class of tha Pres byterian ohurch will meet In the church parlors Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Odd Fellows and Rebekahs, Attention! Medford Lodga No. 83 and Olive Rbekah Lodge No. 28, I. O. O. 7... will give & Hallowe'en party at. I. O. O. P. hall, Tuesday evening, October 20, starting at 8 o'clock. The feature of the evening will be aa old-fashioned box supper, the boxes containing feed for two, to be auctioned, and there will be an Interesting program, to be followed by cards and dancing. The 1. I. Oltls will conduct a feature booth, and there will be much to enliven the evening. All sojourning Rebekaha and Odd Fellows are welcome, and are urged to bring a friend. The committee on arrangements and the decorating commit tee will have everything In readlneas at the appointed hour. N W. F. RECTOR, Committee Chairman. P. 8. The meeting for perfecting plans for the Juniors has been postponed for another date to be announced later. J. W. By A bank is a private enterprise only so far as it is founded upon private capital, whloh is attracted as it would be to any other legitimate business. Inasmuch, however, as the bank becomes custodian of the publio's money and stands ready to serve any and all, it is a community institution. There is, then, a mutual responsibility between community and bank the bank that it temper iU serviceability with the utmost caution the publio that it expect nothing from the ' bank that would be contrary to that principle of safe oper ation. One frequently hears the remark, "Oh, that bank is too tight fisted in its loan policy." Now, when you realise the bank's chief source of income is in making loans, then that very "tlght-flstedTress" Is n indication that the depositors' proteo tion, and not the bank's profit, is the predominating policy. ON BANKERS Mrs. Btlnson To Entertain Mrs. F. O. Btlnson win be hostess to the Ladles' Auxiliary of ths First Baptist church at her home, 314 Stark street, at 3:30 Tuesday after, noon, October 38. A clvlo program will be given In place of the regular missionary program. AU are urged to come. SAN FRANCISCO'S NEW HOTEL OXFORD Every Room with :ry Room with ft and Shower ! 2.00aS2.5oB sit S.50$3.00SJ lub Sinai Doubl Twin Beds 4.00 NOTHING HIGHER Fret Gsrsge Theodora A. Hiie,Msr. MARKET and MASON STS. Severin Battery Service Medford Made Batteries 6volt, lS-plate, 1 year guaran tee, 13.30 Re-rhg. 80c. Our Make 25c Re-wound srmaturea gl up N. Riverside Ore ao'd Bullion Purchased LkUMd br SUM of Calllwab F.Uatlisktd 1907 WILD B B RG BROS. SMELTING X REFINING CO. 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