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THUR$t)AYTAUCUST 16, 1028
The Klamath News
Published avary moraine
ept Monday by Tha Klamath ,
N.w. Publl.Mn company at 101-,
Ill Sonlb Flfta iumu himu
Fall. Oregon.
Official rarer of city of Kiam-I
at" 'all and Klamath County
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Subscriptions payable ia advaaee. -
Entered a aeeoad claaa matter
at the postotflce al Klamath
Fall, Oretoa, Noreraber 15,
lilt, ander act of March . !?
Ilembrr Selected Orecoa
Newapapora
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Ptuslfle eoaat tepreaaaUtlyei:
I?.!! i. iJ.lud Portland.
Kaatern repreaenutlvea: Charlea;the time, are thinking seis
R. Miller. New York, aad W. U.,
dia.,ih1 rhlAaro.
Telephone ,T .1 general business of the
Aadil Boreaa Ctrcalatloa I . 0. -t.
- icountry and with that
Meaaber
THE MAGNIFYING CLASS 1
I,..H tr. th hnmp
Loyalty to the home com -
"munity marks the
niUniiy IIIUI aJ uut.i - i - -,l
e ' u r,c.;but because they believe he;a
ces of witnesses ,n the Eort.fa f
and West railroad hearing
t, , lt . .
at Portland. It is verj am-.
using w uw 1......-
' . A. , U tvmann. 1
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ous resources lying dormant
which the building of a rail
road will immediately fan
i n t o 1 i f e and transform
. what is now barren wastes
into veritable empires .
That spirit is to be ad-
. mired, for those who do npt
believe in their home com
munities should re-locate
themselves and get out of
the. way of energetic citi-j
zens. . However, when the
whole of the testimony giv
en before . the Interstate
Commerce commission is re
viewed, we cannot help
wondering, how much will
' be discounted by the offi
cials. It must be interesting
to those men of the east as
s they , hear the story of the
great west from every sec
tion, and as they are told
repeatedly that the east and
west railriad will in a magic
like manner bring prosper
ity and happiness to all sec
tions. One of the witnesses from
Caldwell, Idaho testified
that the new road is needed
because people in his sec-
: tion cannot get service over
the new Wells cut-off of
the Union Pacific which
. was built to give Idaho pro
ducers a shortened line to
California markets. He says
his shippers all use the old
route around by alt Lak'j
City: to reach California.
- His utterances seem extrem
visualize a community that
ely funny, for we cannot
would refuse to take the
short haul to market. If
that line of reasoning is
IOlIOWea there IS little U?e I lection to the chairmanship in
to build any more railroads'19" he was fcardJr known B
..... I political circles. He was a knit
DUt insist upon using the g00ds manufacturer and reputed
oia main lines of the state.
Senator George Dunne of
Ashland thinks his section
of the country has been
held back because of lack
of railroads. He stated that
much more fruit would be
grown in the Rogue River
valley if the railroad ser
vice were better. Probably
true, for Senator Dunne is
a truthful man, but we be
lieve that a market demand
is necessary for greater pro
duction over there. Just
now the Rogue River valley
has a bumper crop and the
demand is none too good.
Railroads cannot make the
service in freight transpor
tlemand. They can render
tation and give attractive
rates but when it comes to
'; demand there is an old rule
that supply and demand
are hard to divorce.
We have seen the timen
Klamath when tho demand
for lumber was very light.
In fact, it is none too good
right now, but
Klamath i
nover blaniod the railroads
fur thut cuiiililioii, even al
-uiiib wueii :;....
pretty hostile because we
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road development.
The testimony being tak
gt plaml would make-'
a very interesting Volume
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iMnfi imriji ill il 1 1 it i i iin.v
ami pnrui ui it. uuiu vnaov
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uu'i aiure into me
basket.
THE SENTIMENT THAT
CRIPS
' Hoover's acceptance
Isneech is only a few days
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I old but it is noticeable how
lit is gripping the VOlers.
I Many who laughingly said
Ar-ithcy would vote for Smith
and rey thought SO at .
i,. tVl oWibeir leaders so. that they may ;
ufi,V ;
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1'icaiueiii mn aiicn me (
tnougnt tney are centering j
:on noover. aoi oecause iney
com-'think Hoover is a oreat Der-
. tmnK Hoover is a great per-
Utteran-isonallty, or social lion,
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Ipaigaand capable of hand-
thi t! th t tu
iwiii oe no recurrence- oi me i
fll 1 . r . !
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democratic campaigns of the
past.
Every
man in business i
I
knows that a democratic .
national victory has ever
spelled disaster to business.
has ever
and it is too big a leap tot,m.d by Hoorer-, friend, to i.
take, to experiment again rvite ramparisons between the
even with Governor Smith.
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A few insects are equip-
ped by nature- to rnake'ahomward trP lo Waahington,
noise, and others buy the
MUaeSt nprns tney can get.
If you can't' tell whether
it "perfumed or medicated,
it is French, pastry.
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Any blindfolded lady who
can tell the difference be-
x : , r - , . , -, -
in een cigareis snouia oe ;
able to distinguish .. early
cantaloupe from white pine.
"Big business" seldom
breaks the law outright. It
is like the man who sells
Jiis vote to both candidates
and then honorably votes
fcr them both.
o
Trader Horn might sell' will visit the canyon In the aft
Hlother book to Americans i ernoon and will proceed east
by confessing that he is also
Santa Claus.
Too much of "education" -!
i unn oi tvannaa win not ooora
tvill cot a i;,.ino. K ol,;.,'.h- ..n k... -.. k ....
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it. io oiners to teach toi
others. '
Women Are New
York Party Heads
(Continued from Page One)
' be wealthy.
Although Miss Butler's posi
tion is unprecedented in Repub
lican state political history. It
followed, strangely enough, tak
ing over of the chairmanship "of
the Democratic stated-Committee
by a woman. On Tuesday, Mrs..
t'aroline O'Day became acting
Democratic chairman through the
resignation of Chairman Edwin
Corning, due to ill health.
President Says .
Treaties Great
(Continued from Page One)
of their disafireemenis except by
pacific means,
"It 1h hoped other nation
will Jtiu tliin movement. Had
an agreement of this kind been
in existence in 1914, there in
jevnry reason to suppose that it
and ilelivered ihe world from all
the miKury which was infllrted
liy lite Kreat war." .
A brier reception was accord
ed President and Mrs. Cuolidfte,
their son John, and the official
pui'ly when .they arrived, here
after an overnight journey from
Cedar Island Lodge.
Classified advertising Is a
morning newsDaner nronositlon
always, Una The New),
Hoover to Hold
Ag. Conference
(Continued frum JPaga On)
program lu a spee.n, lie la !,.,, o ,,,,,, vlsll
make Tuesday nlBM al 7 p. m.., f,i..d. ami relattvaa In
central lime In a nut hl
ulrthplio. Wen Branch. Iowa.
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it., nlmu 10 ao next dav to Cedar
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mnun or tann journals iram i
u.i ihm nr mrin iiiuriiitiB irum i
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vnri.ma unrtii of Ihe Middle et. I
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mm utH'a not . iiiwiiu io niuav
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him bwt h wan(. ,
peud the afternoon with them
discutslug dt-ltilla of Ilia plan.
Wednesday he haa arrauited to
attend a pirulc of Iowa farmers
at Cedar Itapids where l may
make a few remarks. He will
board hit spw ial train that aft-
'" m l"'
ibark o vaninton. . , .
i Tlltw Furra Kt.,t isAniM
Thla lntenlr three-day frmiT1"l, after a alx week'a llt al
'conference program III the heart J
work,(, OM , ,h.
Kepublleaa nominee in cloaerj
.contact wlin tho farmers aiiai,n(1 jip,. luwlcya staler, MtwjllW r,nVua o( the tinlreralilea
tuirr ii,itl.ralaud what he hasif..lir
lu.tti.p itl.ralau.l what he haslf..lir vl.ttvil f..w dava at the
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m mind lor autieiiourni renei
land likewise that they may
.presa themselvea to him as to
dt!matlu v
i BbJ pnn) speech Hoo-1
ver anuouu.-u ma ormu iii;iaiiiu ..... .r.-..
agricultural relief must rest prl- J. W. Knsland and wife . en-1
oa thrm) ll: ,,, . , ,hl)rl vi,u with Mr. Kne-i
:TBrlf, ,Won ioCtve agriculture
gnu r- iio 11 bic Kkiit uttiiic
fair share of prulrUon offervd I
lad p.n,ive de-
velopment of the Missiaaippt rlr- nr. and Mrs. . S. nchn of
, s, L,wronc8 w.terwv.'M.uaum. Okla.. are visiting at
.i.i, r,mr the home of M. M. Stewart. Iir.
:v .k rliuiur irsninnrMifdn mtAS .
ana tsi revision oi ine cop-op-
!eralie marketing system uilong
' economical llnea.
Kfareeli Tiinetl
k. ,h. r,ii,i h..fon lioo-
ver'a opponent, Governor Alfred
K. Smith, delivers his acceptance
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Democratic and Republican farm
plana aa exemplified by tho two
candldatea.
The complete itinerary of the
.y ...,' 'icave
here by a Southern Pacific spe
cial train at iv p. m. tomorrow
night, arriving tor the first atop
at Santa Barbara at 8 a. m.
After a two-hour motor trip he
will proceed by train to Olendale,
arriving at 12:30 p. m.
To Attend Picnic
He plans to motor from Glen
dale to the Los Angeles city hall
to deliver a short speech before
to hemch l0 altcnd ,no i.a.The next meeting la to be at thi
clfic Southwestern exposition ai
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a special Iowa picnic. Ho wiiliAll members are requested to oe ;
board his train there and stop I present In enioy an nil-day meet
for a few minutes at both Pasa- lng. with a pot . luck lunch,
dena and San Bernardino as he -Members of the Kil Karo clnb of,
proceeds eastward on the Santa the east side are expected. to be
Fe railroad. I guests of the Welfare club.
At Williams. Aril.', Saturday aj . Mr. and Mra. E. H. Dnrkee i arc
delegation of Arizona county i enjoying a visit with Mr Dur
chairmen Is to board the train !ee'a annt, Mrs. Ella Meier, of
for a conference about the Arl-
I nns nnlltlDt ll..ttllr.n UnnMF
from William, at II p. m. Stops
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are planned Sunday and Monday
at Gallup, Albequerque, Dodge
City, Newton. Emporia, Hutchi-
"n and ToDek-. ' vice-preai
ueobuii running mate
Senator!
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; ivaasaa, - wno win accompany
'Hoover to Iowa.
The train will arrive in Kan
sas City at 8:40 p. m. Tnesday
and Hoover there will receive a
delegation of local Republicans
headed by Mayor Beech. T h e
train will be switched to the
Rock Island, proceeding then to
Weat Branch where it will ar -
rive about 8 a. m. ,
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Classified advertising Is a
morning newspaper proposition
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t i sold 17 parcels ot land wltuin
. T .. I 'the past lhaee weeks.
At tile Liberty .1 L'"n Zimmerman of the ;
' lltri. .,1. News wnaa visitor here:
tirial. n 1 1 i. - t
tiiii mii 1.110 i ii ri I in luij i it i iiu) I
111 thut Bpectucular drama of the)
ranReft, "A Wanderer ot the I
West," the prorturers havo found
opportunities for the interHper
eion ot rare comedy equeiiees.
The most amusing of thexe eyn
cerua one MPowder-Faee" Hank,
who having Razed too Ion ft und
too fondly upon "What the Well
Dressed Man Will Wear," niunt
rig himself out In tho latest
Uroadway stylen. And by the
time they reach the denort town
of IMuto they ore late vpry lato.
Hut the psychology of Hulfftni un
ship U not Iti.st upon Clarence,
clerk in, the vlllfge emporium,
j who manage to make the awk
j ward cowhand feel like lleau
I Tlmmmel. What If the coat
shoiilders
and the plceveg do
! creep toward the elbows has
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fit ? Tho answer Is nn cmphatni'
"No!" But tho villaue dandy
i... ..n ih. ten? t.i,.ir.i,.,
"A Wanderer of the West" la
now playing nl. tho Liberty the
atre. Tex Muynarrt Is the slur,
with ' Hetty Caldwell, Walter
Hhumwny, Tom Ilronkor, A I
Itogera and M. A. Dickinson In
tho supporting east,
WEST TULE LAKE
Mil. K. H. lU'UKKK V
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WKST Tl'LK l.AKK. Xr., Aus
im I limit retl'tittv w-
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the proud paren
thorn August .
ltd., ni.ini i,Mt-.,iu ... u unitv m'j i
thorn Aut . inn.uaiiy mi
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. ,,i n,ilH t'tayton
b nnuied nonuin t tayiun.
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, t. MtueraM. father of . Mia.
,'iimi.rfliii. iiiiiirr u, ..,iiiit. .tiitm. mi., i...... lit unit!, ui.iv
.
Iloyd Thaiker, haa returned ioi(.arry the burdens ot romnnve
hla home al t'eiitrulla, Vh. l' 'with them In tliu taal are aui h
w Miibi. la now a vlnltor at the ,..,,. i,:., ,,i,r. u Aim. II. Kmn.
'Tharker home from fantralla.
Mra. A. I.. Wluter haa left for
oulhrru Callforula (or a ahort
visit.
Mra. A. Svhult rlaltcd In the
nelKhhorh.wd laat Thnmdny.
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Ktrned to her home at Kl Haao.
the home of her aon. It. Knaaie.
j.htle hBr.
llawlry
Wr.. ,ud Mra. K. V
nM,i
Mcliltyre . oi .uiki...,.
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.Almo Jsewton aua J. sieveuaou
ex-jhonms. Mr. and Mra. Ilawl. y
formerly tauulu in Ihe Klamath
U - uii. .chH.i. while h. they
visited crater lake .and
'luuda brother and anele, Kay
iMui
Kniel
ase Orove.
aiiBUii 1 " 1 ' -' 1 ' '
nf Mrs. .
Stewart. They are very enthul
astlc over the hunting and fish
ing rJroaperta in thla country.
They plan lo return borne by the
southern route.
Mr. and Mra. John Folder and .
Mr. Solder's father. W. K. Snider :
nf Clinton, Okla.. have been en
joying a week'a vacation at Cres
cent City and aouthern points.
They returned late Satarday and
were pleased with their, trip, al
though Mr. Snider said it was
very hot in the Sacramento val
ley. The Weat Side Welfare dub
met Thursday. August . at the
home or Mrs. Walter TurnhaiiKh. I
with Mn. Ival Wolfe 'assisting at
hostess. There was a small at.
tendance, owing to the busy sea
son. Among those present wi re:
Mesdames Arden Fugate, . Itoy
q,.m Th
Fugate. -Wither Kaatwood. Kruesl
iioag. M. P. tinlarnea'ti, Stoffuni. ;
J. i'. Stevenson, K. H. Durkee,
Dickens. Churlotl Fngatn. Alnio
Newton. H. NewtoiC-nnd the
hostess. Visitors train the: east
of tho lake werfe Mrs. gzi;
J. C. Stevenson homo. August 23.
San Francisco. Mrs. uewr pion
to return to her home In the near
future.
Mr. and
Mrs
Tim Sullivan
i'"" entertained last fa'""'
night with an old-fashioned cha
rivari party.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tlirn
bangh, Mr. and Mrs. Ival Wolfe.
... u u.:.l,v P!nfflniid and
u..i.i. .n,i rnmiui .n-
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Joyed a picnic lunch at Medicine
i lake Sunday
SPRAGUE RIVER
Dan Wann of Sprague River la
hiilMInc fine Eirage and serv
ice station on Main street and
expects to have It completed In a
'few weeks.
I George Reynolds has purchased
!lie two adjoining lota to the;
W'ann garage and will use It for
La used car lot. - '
The contract has been let fori
1 an elRht-room residence for Jess ,
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.1 Islle Peyton reports having
VI' ti tmuH n
.-m.-.-.j -
Bids have been called for the
const ruction "t a 182-foot bridge -t
at RpraKue Rlver .The ipreBent
bridge caved In ..wtjls. a .J0-ton
truck about three weeks ago. ,
Mm. Sara. Hill haa consented)
lo represent the Klamath New;
at Spragne River and will ftct an
i coY respondent
HAGER, OREGON
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Slim. 3. . tilTIIHIK
.News t'orresioinli.iit -
IIAORIl, Ore., Auk. 16 A Jol
ly crowd ftalhoreri' at. the: borne,
of ,Mr. and Mrs. linger, Thursday
evening when . a regular, .old
fashioned charivari was Riven for
Mr. md Mrs. J. N. Bramhall, Mr.
Ilrnnihall was recently married
in rortlaixl lo Mlsa Meclu A.
! Johnson of McMlnnville, Ore,
, I hn . crowd was Invited In audi
itrealcd to clxnrs and ctindy. ..'
Mr. and Mrs. D. II. Storm,
Mrs. K. B. McClay, nnd Mr, and
Mrs. C. If. Wright comtfosed a
picnic parly last week to Gor
don on the (). C. and K. railroad..
For resulli use News Class Ada.
At the Pine tree
A tlew j rotnamle eoniltlnallon
roinea to the aeroen In Harold
Hell Wrlatu'a elaaaiv, "T,h Khep
herd of the. Hllla."
In tho plrture. wlilt lt la In lioail
the Mil at th l-ln. Tree !!
today, the lovers ure Molly 11 liny
.nnd Joint Holia. They maUn
striking pair of lovers nnd their
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nppearanr - together In
shnlu.r.l of the llllln" mn lead
SMiepnern ot me imm mny uati
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, , ,h.r ulrtuna In
Iri, Matthew llela. Homivlne
KleldlllK. Otln
llnrluiu Joseph
ilennelt," M:mlin
Murphy and
furl Ktockdiile. '
Another lleasln. love affuir
that flKttrea In the dramatic plot
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, 1 i,t,, iionirlan
nnXjiihn Welwood. . Mlaa Hoiik
ha laaatrlktualy lMautirul hlomlr
nnd Weatwood. tall, athletlr and
'handanme. waa a I'rltieeinn youth
i , , , . .. ,prot, ,rti in a eom-
for artnra.
TOKIO. A"- I5 tl'IM Pre;
uler Tanaka today Informed the
-cabinet that the government haa
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Other'"" cnea an aurrwrm .
Mile AineriCUU-japaneae in-my .
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P'" "
Horse Feathers
Nature's remedy for
hnlilnew. Why tsiarrj If
elf bald with an "II
'boai" wlteo you ran irle
one of uur
Good Used Cars
with an
O. K. M N. X.
THAT COUNTS
Buick Sedan
IttaT Master Hlx BMlan, run
Icaa tlian I'J.mMI nill.. 1 1
tmltrriiijc like new llh a
film grucle of irat rovers
Unit linvo iM-n mi slm-e
lh. rnr new. l-'lne fin-
Ull. tliMMl liren. Killly rUiH
lieil. . A m nrly new rur at
. at low ' usril rnr prli
'. Oldsmobile
; Sedan K
ltto 11127 IN" I.uve MiKlcl.
In aootl nieclianlcal onler.
Ixnsxa nearly new. ukI
llreN. A k,mhI cor tltat nny
meniber of 11m family ran
drive illi aiifily.
fiKK THW (XK HI P.K
Buick Touring
W& II rlimlcr. Nearly
ihw tin'. Wry kmh
ariittitiiniiy. imnhi nip nnci
tuMitinsL. Ilunllv m wrnuii
nn It. at ii Ptriliotinl buy
for MinifMtnr. Wiry not you?
Oakland
Touring
102. Mm1c with Hex rn
rloMirr. (om ruhhrr. Ilunn
wry nlrc. A nim fnmlly cur
nt nn unusually Intr prltv.
Dodge Coupe
YZ lurxlfl ItUHincftfl CmiM.
Nnr1y nrpt tin, ry kkmI
mn lianlrnlly. A .liwmlnM.f
fjir Tvllh tlwuKnnilfl of mlltn
of wrvlro mt low tiHt.
Ford Coupe
inUrt nimU I. Mrrluinlcnlly
pTOl.'' Two .new tirn and
Ibe otlier tliree nre good.
Ilnro n rlirnp tranHHrtn
i . . X , tioii r you
Ford; Roadster
1f2G mmlel.. Ciooil rulilier.
(.'cial eoiHlilloii. You know
how long Ihesi. liuya la(.
, lU.'ltlUT
One ciirs are rliflit. Our
price nre rlnlit.- Our tin-
mice ehni'Ken nre 'Ihe lowest
yon can net.
BUICK
Garage
-111:10 Mnln
l'liono 42
Man Forced to EaJ
Frogs, Dead Fish
Tim I'AH,. Mnullolm. Aim. 13.
t Al' I - Wenk and emitui laled.
Andy Taylur. local promwilor,
...... i Imldv from
,. h.nl.hlp. I. ..ifUred while
loat (or 4 tluTa In the iH'ipe
wootled country north of Tho I'ua.
Kroga ami di'ad flxh fotiud
floatliia mi the aurf.r of tip'
river formed iwrt of hla diet
diirlna lila woeka of nlmleaa wku
rierln In the virtually untraiked
wllderueaa. '
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KAN FHAM'ISI'O. Ail III. It!
Pi -K. tl. KaMiiiini, former na
alaiunt eaahlor and 'teller of llio
Sua Itafael hram h of I ho Amer
lenii Vruat I n,. rhuraed with
emheiilemeiit of tlT.Otio iixlny
In mi indictment relumed by Hie
federal aruiiil Jnry.
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Why Not
"Get It at
MAGILL'S"
j
Try our hot Virginia
baked ham sandwich,
and you will want more
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