1
Septomber 8, 19:17
VOTE
SCALE SIMILAR
TO LET YEAR
(etaitilitio,11 from l'into out
yotin picking prieve itro
itiginT II) Ilin prorlucor will 01,10'1
lw ravorithh, to 'Ito, 111
itli I 4,11
tilliisH II doclitillig loll
I. Malty irrofhlviI'm
Mtn blot it liii 11. It hp It
alt. IIPI 'tinny
nut ri.111111 lithlirieri
elo thy, Welting.
NIIonlwrm tir tho kinnoilit
'nth' Ink worth' gmsorm grmilw
Ii Ill 'wwlitt, with Ow Ntori'llt
reml Itith i,uitttthfi 4,0
ttiiittitil rimtival toil Iletolovr S
hir,wmat In on Irvight !mem
BOMB TRAIN
will Ito amtwInht,(1 nm rapidly SIN
ItEX E. 114)111)
ltex K. !lord, for the last flit
3efirs H ihIttt of Klamath coun
ty, 'tasked tia ay at him late resi
dence east t)r ()1,11,
September 8, 1937, at 1 a. In., lot
lowing fin 11111,01 Of seven months.
110 WWI a native of England, anti
at the tint or death wit,' aged
yearm find 26 days. Surviving
II re hvo daughters, Mrs.
Fortriedo and Airs. Dixie Awitr(y.
hoth of ;in loritticison, t'ttlif.; two
misters, Jessie and ill It !lord of
IC40ntersetshire, Kitt; land, 1111(1 two
grandchildren. The remains rest
lii tho Earl Vhillock funeral
home, l'ino street al Sixth, Nvhere
friends ina call after 10 It.
'1'huratlity. Notice of rillterni to
101 announced later.
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111,' ,,,111111hl it vaN liIiit.l 0111 hy 1flok 11. M 1 iter. Cortiot 1 emu
nu, : tr0111 the, t conuouly
lho laototy SvidomhoT 14.
The - --
"""-""1" "1" 1-111 11" """"111 Over 1000 Entries Expectecl
meeting ell her on the It ri,111,141
or evening of thtolier and Coiv
ernor Chat leti Martin will he In Attractive Child Cont
oohed t IP 1111.1141 I 1118,1111k Will
1110 11,1,11,101. lietiry St
mon. PrtItidmt l lie Klamath
8round:111ms, vitt present the Hirt- limo I non children aro ox-1 lion will int announced late
tat ton to the govt.! nor.
peeled to lot entered in tit. v11411111 'I him year 1h, choice
1,1kIt", MI111,01111,1 Agr.','Ilt111. annual Kennett I.: illa at iiiihl,otd "tnomt attractive children
Itii 1000 nro
pmIed In h. o.111.10,1 In tlin P11411111
ntinnal K.nti,11 mtntlIn1,0Ft
It I aim" plaint,' to havn a rgro Ill vnr I nifty "Thud AI t nod ivn
rtowntal Ivo or lit. IJ 4. ,Ipat- Child" golitnat 11,1 oro I hit dosing
Mont or 1101,1111ton 1,1,1,111 ilitte Saturday, agnording to Cain
rum,' inarkoi lug itr. eulliellirn flir lily it, or lion
point .111.n ni aow rirot Ong ! 11.11 Kills at toll".
ItItIjIl ii NY v.ii ot Already Jam" f h,ii 900 ehildrea
I he major wow., IIIN or I )1,1 r hitY0 Illid
V1111441 Stith,. I litgr, Ow raid. There In 110
p pro,0. ,;. 1 iyo1, ,,,,,, or obligation rontootod with
gull Slat" riillega Will Mao cull- I II" ! "1"1'."' 1411" 1101111H 0111, lind
atoll ot nvnry child ft III bo
lont Ion at tit. mont ing. '111"1"d in th" e"111""ll
i This 111,1111y IN an increase or
with toniollio,.1 Tio
1 oltill'oxilitittnl nor vont ovnr
Klamath potalo gioWnr4 iti i 1,0 any or lite previous
Purl ',Iliad,' 110'1,0.'1 111 Iii snvnt, annual coninsig. MINN (;'
lug fright ratng itilir - I 1,,r,1 "1,1, of ihe
kepi eompartildo lo inn yak inn,. itili or p i (0 1(0
nail, rain.. anti I4 Innll miiiii In the display. II largor
, how ruoin than liam liven ruglike.'
'llivri tin lw.'11 lo,rorn a lit lin neverniiiiry I his 'year.
to,,111,1 iiiItii1 tio on '11, dm. and 011,,o or iho
par vitli Yakima. and ii iii k !
along !lingo linen w It runt litile.
liii In ilitte 110 remilltm 113, hntIt 300 CI-IINESE
gained. it Wan "purled.
KILLED AS JAPS
1,1,,h0 (;,.
ponnthlo in older that n roIiiplt J,ig
commtrinon In ratem of similar l " ....
'thinning torrothiut whim Ono nt Ito C.:lid.
may Im made. IIeIi. ib.IiI roargil over It at
It sung reported that tititi nit mot,. than 5011 rim!, itn
glotvgl n In Maim 8,011 ti nirgaliing a trail of rim lit
rgolityttomt In potato rains! ,,,
to nil markiiin tin.I In 'Milli ion 'Iry
v unwired or it reduced Id' , , nffil
took action t hitt
nth, ald of Chlettgo.
hat ennal I Ii, rll to foreignorn
lloth Too init., mid Klamath
I rimialning In Chinn tutu tin virtually
W 1111n 1;11otot to etottlorilltt WWI the l'Iamt"(1 111" ill"' holm for nit
K county chaining. 1.."".11 ""Itral-
lnetTo in program ad v,rtising ""1""4".
'rho Japaiim nnmvering
lititmat h county potatogn. Eitch
111180elitt Ion agrued to rain. 1h r"nPMVor nolo, 01111111.Iva t hitt
t rootot lin withilrnwn
to matgli I MIMI hellig pot op by
from n !much wider nren In I tw
I in chamber of goinitigruti for thin
Shanghai encliong it, it than hail
put
wan lug real I hat !teen hut:vadat to implore Ito
It Mrs of tho tin Hollt! It'mortil, Ions g,tfet of r.,1,1o1 residents n nd
Phouid Aor0 lilt I ho comnilltge 1"1""" In the International
of I Ito clutintier or (minium to in 11":"'
rim Japatinse, riintintint. wan
orking out An ttilvortinIng tiro
hy Vigo Admiral
gram.
ettinniamliir-Imehint of
tho .lonantiFo third rivet In Chi..
Obituaries nose wn t ors.
Itettri,1114 srlietittlett
It followed n ("littlest, rottimril
ItEX E.
I l l loop, In l'on
TOO LATE
TO CLASSIFY .
WANTE1),(;ond and 11111-
1,11toom high sehool young man
NVII0 10 Park S'20 a month
for it vouple of hours Work each
morning. Call at News and
Herald and ask for Ilemingsen.
FOR ItlINTIi-room modorn un
furnis11.1 house. full basement.
Itelerences reqvIred. 23 40 Gar
1.0 It SA nog a Ir-t le.ht heat
er and pipe. floor lamp, cheap.
24 47 Iteclanutt Ion. 9-8
Compete for Factory Trips
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a, iv fq-0 v.1
' jits 3.1
Ate, 11A L'
'ci ii i. contont log In Um Alarahall Coront t companY
Iy Ilotthiso ion Hato toi luliupi Ito lIi. hlamohlto rtictorY lArIt to
right Im John MeNtit, lilo leNtolt, AtII4tfl Adjuin, Jack
tintotir awl Frank oopor. Two or then1 will at tmot Ili' ()Ida
h Ann vt'roa y HN gt149,114 or I tin company. ()1,1m am Ito, rtrat
automobile, lottli. 1 Ito (thin Piraln wax III firmt car to go it ;nth, ,t
admit.. and I ho I 'tam somt and stnatly worn III firht cars to crosa
In Attractive Child Contest
lIon will hot announced later.
'this year the choice of the
"most attractive children" will
rotil WIIII I ho people IPA'
display of photographs. Every
one attending the exhibit iii 10.
int I I loll to (II O, III. It) each of
the classifications. Aliss Gaylord
emphasizes that there are no
otfi to sell or 111Prellitlidise gliloN to)
collect in connection with the con
test. :tinny attractive prizes and mer
chandise 01114.11S are luting offered
ItH awards fl the contest. ity Klam
ath Falls merchants, incittoling
tiolden Rule. tleorge Metz, Moe's,
Portles bicycle shop, fluster Brown
$hoot store, Potp-Eyot chill. Wag
goner drug Atom lilantath Kur
t," urn coin nit tlY Beck's lathery,
News and lierald, fillaw stationery.
Pierce beauty shop, MurphotyN
toted store and Roberts and ilar
lung. across the Whangpoo river
from the international zone, un
less foreign nitYal concentrations
guaranteed that Japanese troops
would be restrained (ruin ing there.
The Shanghai office of the
Chinese foreign ministry also
warned nil foreign officials here
or the fintipT to their shipving
from Chinese air attacks.
NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
OPPOSING WAR
FLEETS ENGAGE
EAST Of SPgIN
(Con, Itowl from ()i o)
Hoy let government, will nue tom('
"to etill I lB I lu ii Men, 10 I heir
rem:al:11,i bill y" it ',Pavel ni ill0V011
fail. The moviet pretut criticized
(;o eat, lit 'lain and France tor rail
ing to Join 1tilk4111 II 111111111g hal
au au marl nett for piracy in !Mc
Mediterranean. They tired Icted
lit tit, would conie of Frill ny'm Med -
I errii n con torencea dettigned
to lout at tacks on thinning in the
I nland poua .
it ri I bit II lanai rhea trront Nu rn
burr, scene or Adolf' I lit ler'g nazi
con rebm, maid n ivlt t hal Ger
id reply to an A nglo
French in vital ion to a NI eti
rit lea II "an l I lI racy" parley b.,
Fult:geating Iliti I he w hole matter
Ito referred to the ropean non
intervention committee,
In itouto trili,ii height lried by
a new utiviet rejecting Itaiy's
freighters by "Italian" tittiona
does. Italy may $hun Fridays
conforellc0,
(rat Wilt lift prepared to evac
uate vote refugees, mostly Stittil
kit sympaillizers, from
1adiuI tIllhatOtiett ROO ItOto 'joint
Of all countrics except 14rance.
(The hoot rgent sym pat litzers
took refuge in tilt, ttillittiStlit.14 WIlell
the Sp:intuit civil war broke out I.
I ieteriftes Score Vitt
Prtillttt was inaliing Olt own ar
rangemnts for evatMation of
ref ligees front lite French em
bassy. Tito bedraggled tiOrtOlt10114 of
ttljtill, (lot St,t1111S11 tiOrt II WtOtt,
WO1.1) lttptllittti to have Vt'itirled
abont today, after 13 days of re
teat before titivancing insurgents
anti inflicted a disastrous defeat
on their purtitiorm.
Fivo hundred of Generalissimo
Francisco ranco's litl Vallee guard
were slain or wounded II the
fiiree batile on the Iliscayan coast
road about four lades west of
1.latics it about 45 miles east of
Gijon.
' - .""''' ''''' 'WASHINGTON, Seld 8 (11)
KtutrantPed that Japanese troops
Secretary Hull characterized the
rout,' bo restrained from land-
activity of unidentified raiders in
the 'Aletliterranean today as a
The Shanghai office of the
promiscuous situation growing
Chinese foreign ministry also
warned all foreign officials here gradually more acute.
lie said he had discussed it
or the danger to their shipping
with Chairman Kennedy of the
from Chinese air attacks.
maritime commission.
Officials emphasized, however,
B that the state de m
partent 11:1H not
aseball broadcast any general warning to
AMPliCalt shipping ttr stay Out of
(('ontinued from Page One) that area.
Announcing at his press con
bard', ' Davis; Bowman. BrOWn, ference that he had discussed the
Swift and Padden. situation with Kennedy about two
IL IL E. weeks ago, Hull said everybody
Philadelphia 6 12 0 knows there is danger in the
Boston 3 11 6 Mediterranean at present. He did
Johnston and Grace; Turner not reveal conclusions he and
and Lopez. Kennedy may have reached con
Boston 3 11 6 Mediterranean at present. He did
Johnston anti Grace; Turner not reveal conclusions he and
and Lopez. Kennedy may have reached con
:. cerning measures to safeguard
AMERICAN LEAGUE A til el' ica n shipping.
II. H. E.: State department officials in
Ch leago 10 15 0 Anted that the department itself
St. bouls 1 6 3 ' has taken no action in this regard.
Kennedy and Sewell; Knot t,
Strickland and 'team Circle to 5leetillahee circle of
Second game: If. II. E : the Methodist Episcopal chureh
Boston 6 II 2' will meet at the home of 5irs. O.
New York 9 6 1 K. Muth, 1932 Portland street.
Wilson. 1'11011111F1 and lierg; for 1 o'clock luncheon Thursday,
Pearson, Maltoshy and Glenn. September 9. Mrs. W. J. Helfer
First game: It. li E. and 51 Ts. Mae Huck will be co
Washington 0 6 0 , hostesses.
Philadelphia 2 5 0 I
Chaim and R. Ferrell; Caster ia.,...
and Brucker. tal ,....
loilhat game: R. II. E.
Now York WW:hk CI, :111
Boston , ,
, A
3 7 1 AN,tx.,IF V ER.
Newsom, and DeSautels, It -Mr higEILSIKEli
ring and Dickey. ,... ..
Second game: R. 11. E. 1,220
Washington 1 9 0 Wad to5
Philadelphia 0 4 0
Appleton and Million; Thomas lid 4 old
and I !ayes. I 44 212 715.
1,1 'S
First game: Ft. II. E. Thls yi .
Cleveland 6 9 0 I .,
Detroit 1 7 1
stone A Pula Distillery to.,Istionimilr,
Allen and Pyttak; Bridges.
Wade and York. Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskty o 95 Proof
I
H""7""g, flit! ,ut",,""1" "1""'r it take "Horde tittle," he
,
Jul le.11.., to Inc emrellean to develop the entire pro
intervention committee,
, gram, which will go forward am
in tonne !eerie') heightened by feet ee the itindm will permit.
ft tit'w ttO'it't "tit" rtti".""g It"tY's The Nurvey now ham little money
Etth"1 to "It' ""i"" "" other than the approximately
dematelm im the sinking el 'llevlet snim,000 a year from duck fitanip
rreightrm "Italian"
ADRIENNE'S
Takes Pleasure in Announcing That
in E i 41 S e n
For many years connected with
the Golden Rule Store shoe
depcirtment, has
JOINED OUR STAFF
IIk AR. 61-SEN formerly hi s sold CANTILEVER and SELBY shoes and is very
WI happy to be able to work with these fine lines again.
We are very happy to have a man of Mr. Olsen's character and shoe fitting
ability on our staff, and join with him in inviting all old friends and customers to
come in and see us."
CHET SMITH,
Manager Shoe Dept.
Editorials On News sig BAIL rgErEITED
(cont... from Page Ono)
11
dicra 11109 tO 1111V brend. Cotton 00 OLE CHITGE
roan. Colton is an important
item in the mail utacturo of oc- tiit Hathaway, httri,,ii with
plonivcat drunk and diaoractly Cinid Md., for
And ao on down the Hat. Thelteited bail of $10 Wedmaelay when
Intl() talica t,o al,mcar in, police court
Mild la thinking in tering of wart
.. I to answer to the count.
and the markets, both stock and
Richard Donovan forfeited Ir,
commodity, reflect the way peo-1 tin ,71nan,7n of driving a car
pie are thinking. wit hout opera tor's 10,4711101.
What la halaia'alag in China hnr- driIrtYklit'ute(tIlSti811;tclild vc!ilgatagt;;:tly, wwlaUsl
hehhia hat what la hahlath- fined $10 on the 'first count or
hug In the Mediterranean fright- fiv ciaya a jii.
ens them. was ,1110W,41 a suspension of a fine
of $100 111f1 t,0 days in Jail On
111,, second count, if he leaves town
270,000-ACRE upon completimi of the drunk sen
1,711,47.
REFUGE PART OF John O'Connor, charged with
drunkenness, was paroled to leave
WILDLIFE PROGRAM ;0, Onf.n. 11n fine was set
at $100.
(Continued from Page One) mike ,1 Vab.h, charged with
drunkenness, was ammessen a fine
care of the refuges and look of $10 or sentenced to five days
after then' and will also work in in .111.
-
(eolith' tied from Page One)
care of the ref ugem and look
after them and will aim work in
I he field in predatory animal and
rodent control and in ad miniatra
I ion of the migratory bird act,"
a marvey official maid.
The bureau wants an adequate
number of refuges in the north
for breeding grounda and in the
south for neating grounds. The
intermediate refuge's would pro
vide a place for the birds to
rest and be protected in flight.
Roadways and trails will be
constructed in the Lakeview
refuge area.
PORTLAND, Sept. 8 (Al')
Default watt taken in favor of
the United States in the govern
ment's condemnation suit against
John L. Lyons and others, in
volving 2170 acres of land in
Lake county, when none of the
defendants appeared in the Unit
ed States district court here on
Tuesday.
Tim land involved is sought
by the government for the Hart
mountain antelope refuge.
LAKEVIEW. Sept. 8 (Special)
A CCC camp for the Hart moun
tain game refuge has been assured
In advice s from 'Washington. and
it is expected the camp will be
established next month.
The enrollees will build fence
around the 270.000-acre refuge.
will construct and improve roads,
w.it'sliu.lit orithe property. 1
and will do other agvelopment Rex Bard and a large, English
work. The road up the Hart type pipe were inseparable. Re- I
mountain rim will be widened, cent visitors at his bedside report
but will be retained at the sante ed he had the pipe besitie him, but
I ,
location. was not smoking it. 1
It is expected the camp will 11 Mr. Bord is survived by two I
established at a ranch at the foot daughters. Mrs. Millard Fortriede 1
of the mountain, near the place and Mrs. Dixie Awbrey, both of 1
where the road starts up the grade. San Francisco. and two grant!
This ranch was taken over by the children. Other relatives live In
government in its purchase of England .
property for the refuge.
It Is also reported that addi
tional CCC boys are to be sent to
Illy camp, and from there some
work may be done on the new
state park along the Klamath
Lakeview highway, where the
commission has purchased timber
to preserve roadside beauty.
CEI)
Tas more
fla o because
1
it's t asted
REX BORD DIES
AT OLENE HOME
EARLY WEDNESDAY
(Continued from Page One)
roamed over a good part of the
world and tra many years traveled
throughout this country as Amer
ican representative of an English
firm t,vhich manufactured sheep
and cattle (lip.
Ile continue(' In that business
for a number of years after corn
ing to Klamath Falls and ac
quiring the tette ranch. His part
ner for many years in the early
days here was Charles Armstrong,
one-titne husband of Madame ,Nlel
ba, the famed prima donna.
Many interesting stories sur
round the memory Of Rex fiord,
and were recalled by Klamath
old-timers. One that was recount
ed NVednesday by E. B. Hall, long
time friend of Bord, had to do
with a smart publicity "stunt"
he staged in Texas in behalf of
the English firm he represented.
It seems that Charles Taft,
brother of William Howard Taft,
then president of the United
States, had a ranch in Texas. ford
learned that President Taft was
to visit his brother and arranged
for a cattle dipping operation at
the Ta it place at that time.
Raised Fine Uorriedides
Ile had a photographer on the
ground, and was able to send his'
firm a picture showing the dip
ping operation with the president
of the United States looking on.
Mr. Hord raised fine Corriedaies
on his Olene ranch. Recently- an
attractive new country residence
CITY ENGINEER
GIVEN AUTHORITY
TO CLOSE BRIDGES
(Continued from page One)
the four canal bridges, all of
which are said to be in a danger
01154 condition and unsafe for all
traffic save passenger automo
biles and light delivery trucks.
I lea vy aluty trucks are routed
by devious ways to avoid cross
lag the bridges, and fire trucks,
should they have to cross In an
omergency, would necessarily be
slowed to a snall's pace,
Thomas will make a more
thorough investigation of all the
bridges, and should Ito believe
hat life is endangered by cross
ing, he will CIOMO One, or all.
in the meantime. City Attor
ney fi. E. Van Vactor is Investi
gating legal measures toward
condemning the bridges if such
a recornmendat ion Is made by
the council after a further re
Port from Engineer Thomas.
Motorbus are warned that they
should cross the bridges slowly
to avoid too great a Jar on the
weakened tim hers.
All of the bridges have been
patched and re pa i red many
times, a nd any additional re
pairing is im possible, according
to the city engineer.
LOCAL PINBALL
BAN TO STICK,
ATTORNEY SAYS
(Continued from Page One)
supreme court hands down its de
cisionand he expects prompt ac
tion in that respectthere will he
no slackening in the Klamath pin
ball closure order, although the
operators who reopened tempo
rarily Wednesday will not be pros
ecuted if they padlock their ma
chines again immediately.
Blackmer said he had notified
all pinball operators of his deci
sion in the matter.
Funerals
A DELINE HOYT
Funeral services for the late
Adeline Hoyt. who passed away
OPEN MEETING
Harold
Pritchett
International President
of
The International Wood
Workers of America
1111 Speak
on
AFL-CIO
Controversy
The Public Is
Invited
919 Klamath
Ave.
7:30 (P. M.
1Ved., Sept. 8
11.
PAGE THREE
at her late residence in Fort
tilanutth, Nionday, September 8,
1937, following an Muesli of one
year, will he held In the chapel
or the Earl Vhitiock Funeral
Home, Pine treat at Sixth,
Thuraday, Beptemher 9, 1937, at
2:30 p. m. Commitment morvieen
and interment, faintly plot lit
100F cemetery. Friends are in.
vited.
MEETING CALLED
11111 DISPUTED
Members Of the citizens health
eommittee of Klamath Fails will
meet this evening at 7:30 o'clock
with the city council to discuss
the food handlers' ordinance
which has raised such a etorm
among members of the culinary
alliance.
The alliance objects to the fact
that the ordinance demands a fee
of $2.50 for a physical examina
tion for such food handler, stipz
lating that the examination must
be made by the city physician.
Food handlers maintain that if
they pay for the examinatians,
each should be allowed to choose
his own physician, and that if the
city desires the city physician to
make the examinations, they
Shott Id be given free of charge.
A threatened strike of food
handlers was averted when the
council deferred final action on
the ordinance in order to see if
a satisfactory understanding could
be reached.
The meeting scheduled for this
evening is for the purpose of dis
cussing various points of the ordi
nance preparatory to a joint
meeting of the council, the culi
nary alliance and the health com
mittee set for September 15.
"Ready to Start"
Classes are now being organ
ized for the new school year
--enroll now for BUSINESS
TRAINING. Offering STAND
ARD COURSES In
STENOGRAPHY
SECRETARIAL TRAINING
OFFICE MACHINES
Day or Night School
INTERSTATE
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Willits Bldg. 432 Main
PLENTY OF
TRUCKS
...and commercial
cars included in this
a aaaaa ce Sale at
attractive prkes
IV, UR LOCAL FORD DEALER'S
icEITIRE STOCK OF USED CARS
1GOES INTO THIS SALE!
No. 1276-1933 Ford Truck
Factory stake body, has been a farm
truck, very low mileage, carries our
R&G $395
guarantee
No. 2622-1933 Ford Stake
Truck
Cab and paint very good, has new
motor exchange, priced $365
to sell at
No. 22-1931 Chevrolet Truck
Long wheel base model, equipped
with dual $225
tires
1933 Ford Tudor
Factory exchanged motor, finish and
upholstery in very nice condition, an
R&G car priced
to sell at $375
Many or the cars at
tired bear this It 111 0
emblem which means
Renewed and Guar.
antes& 100 sat.
istaction or 100
rotund.
No. 1235-1936 Ford Deluxe
Touring Sedan
Radio and heater, reconditioned mo
tor, original paint and upholstery in
excellent shape,
an R&G car $635
No. 1241-1936 Dodge
Deluxe Sedan
Low mileage, original paint perfect,
heater, just traded in on a Lincoln
Zephyr. This car must be seen to be
appreciated,
R&G of course $675
No. 1103-1936 Ford
Touring Tudor
Original Washington Blue paint per
fect, good tires, broadcloth uphols
tery, radio, low mileage, extra large
trunk space,
an R&G car $595
t:;alsigerMotorCOD
Main and Esplanade 527 Klamath
I
Saturday, September II
ABSOLUTELY
tho
FINAL DATE FOR SITTINGS
for
Kenna 11-Ellis StudioLost River Dairy
P Mosf Attractive Child
Contest
Open and Free to All Children
5 Months to 10 Years
ny
lc ons s an rryP, c' 1bu
n tmt 7vi II
1 iss falvc'et.
1174.44":
1 ,;:,:. ; ' your time.
1 Az,t ,, '
Each person viewing
;;' i' ''',,, :;,,,,dtleTh''''',. itit the exhibit of photo-
c ''
phs will or th veoli,!nfoosr ahis
- ,,4 -,. .. ,
p v choice i most t
v,, ; ;tl a
tractive children" enter .
ed in the contest.
i ': i, Kennell-Ellis
A ,,
, . 4)1,r7,,,. Ilk,. Artist Photographers ,
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