The Gate city journal., June 13, 1924, Image 4

TRACK LAYING STARTS
FROM CRANE TA BURNS
LIQUOR IN BRITISH COLUMBIA
TEACHERS TAKING ir
STATE EXAMINATIONS
OREGON SLOPE
i
COUNTY STATISTICS
( Portland Oregoniau)
PROFESSIONAL
Mr. and Mrs. Chaney Grace are i
The truth of the uld saw, “ Dis- j
receiving
the
best
wishes
and
con-
Frank
A.
Miller
et
ux
to
Frank
DIRECTORY
tanca lends enchantment to the
gratulations from
their
many Boswell-EH Sec. 8-16-40. 6-28-24.
view,” is aptly illustrated by gov-1
friends these days.
They
were $100. (Q. C. Deed).
eminent control of liquor in British)
| married in Weiser last Wednesday.
Anna Rooz et vir to Kistie V.
I Mrs. Grace was Anna Mays, for- Patch-Lot 31 and 32, Annex. 4-30-
BULLETIN ANNOUNCES ASSEM­ Columbia. To wets in America the
CHIROPRACTORS
I
meriy
of
Payette
and
a
frequent
BLINO OF WORK TRAIN
24. $1.00.
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manner in which British Columbia
FOURTEEN REPORT AT OFFICE | visitor on the Slope. Mr. Grace is
FOB LAYING STEEL
handles its liquor problem seems
John O. Thomson et ux to Frank
OF COUNTY SCHOOL SUPER- the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Turner et al-EV4NW*4, and WI4N- DRS. BRADFORD 4 BRADFORD
admirable. We are told that the
1NTENDENT WEDNESDAY.
,N’ G r a t e , has been engaged in EVI Se. 12-19-43. 4-1-24 $1.00.
Carver Method
farming here for several years. We
Date For Work Set June 16— No­ Canadian province abandoned pro­
Sheriff H. Lee Noe to Union
tice M i; Be Conxidered Official And hibition because it wouldn't work,
are glad to have them make their
Central Ins. Co-Lots 1, 2, 3, and 4. ConsuPation and Examination Free
home here.
Definite Celebration Probable.
and that in government control has
and SHiNV4 Se. 2-15-40. 6-2-24.
jects. Methods, and School Law.
Nyssa, Oregon
The newlyweds were treated to
been found the broad highway to — Variety Grammar School Sub-
$2,303.90.
an old-fashioned charivari at the
Hubert H. Lawrence et ux to C.
From the Burns Times-Herald health, happiness and prosperity. Number Increased by End of Meek Grace home Wednesday evening.
P. Lawrence-SEV4 Sec. 3; NV4NEI4,
OSTEOPATHS
comes the news that a bulletin has Distance has been at its usual trick.
Nettie Bartshe and Louise Davis
NE24SWU
Sec
been posted by the railroad annou- It has enchanted the view. For the
were guests at a party given by SEV.NEV4. and
DR. HARRIET SEARS
10-14-38. 5-28-24. $600.00.
cing the assembling of a work train liquor problem was never more
Wednesday
morning
saw
the Christine Frazier Thursday even-
to start laying steel from Crane to
Chas. H. Morfitt et ux to Will­
•ng.
J
;
Osteopathic Physician
Burns. This news was telephoned to acute and distressing in British Col­ assembling of school .cacheis from
Our community was saddened to iam Wiegand-SWV4SW14 Sec. 10;
ail parts ot tne county in the oifice
Ontario, Oregon
Burns on Wednesday, stating that umbia than it is now.
-SE14SEU
Sec.
9;
NWV4NW14
Sec.
hear of the death of Mr. J. R. An­
Office: Wilson Bldg., Over Raders’
such a bulletin had been posted in
That government control in Britsh of tne county schoul superintendent
15;
NE‘4NE»4,
SEV*NEV1,
SW*4-
taking tneii derson at his home in Payette Mon­ NE14. NW‘4SEV4
the railroad office at Nampa ana Columbia is a flat failure has long for the purpose of
Sec. 16-13-41.
the date for work was set for June been an open secret in the Pacific state examinations for their one- day morning, his death being due 6-3-24. $1.00.
to
heart
trouble.
The
end
came
year,
five-year,
or
lue
certificates.
16. This was confirmed by the Times northwest. It remainded for A. B.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
U. S. A. to Stephen H. Domby-
Herald on Thursday when the ques Macdonald, writing in the Ladies’ Ihe examinations, which were helu very suddenly. The Anderson fam SV4NEV4, SEV4NWV4, SWV4 and
ily
lived
for
several
years
on
the
in
the
high
senool
assembly
room
tion was asked of the railroad agent Home Journal, to assemble the facts
Slope and are held in high esteem (SWViSEH See. 35-13-41, 5-21-24.
at Crane, who stated he had pre­ and present them to the American on account of the usuai place, the
E. M. BLODGETT
pared the bulletin for the dispatchei public. He had heard that all was county couit room, being in use foi here by all. The sympathy of the I B. F. Bohannon et ux to William
■nttre
community
is
extended
to
E.
Sharp-SE
*4
NE
*4
Sec.
10-17-47
the
special
term
ol
court,
covereu
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
and sent it out. The original date lovely and idyllic in British Colum­
5-5-24. $700.00.
had been fixed for June 10, how bia, and that the United Stales every subject taught in the gram Mrs. Anderson and family.
Practice in all courts
The
Jacob
Jensen
faihily
move
1
mar
schools
as
weil
as
tne
methods
Grace
N.
Rogers
et
vir
to
Susie
ever, instead of June 16. This no­ might well profit by the lesson, but
tice may be considered official and he refused tu take these reports for by which they aie taught. School to the Gregg 4 Orr place the pa t,|, Udlck-Lots 14 and 15, Block 34,
Nyssa, Oregon
i Ontario. 6-2-24. $800.00.
definite, reports to the contrary granted. A personal visit of inves­ law was also an important feature. week.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bruce
Kester
and
w
G
Y
et
ux
to
A
.
0
de-
notwithstanding.
The number attending at the op­
tigation completely destroyed the
With confirmation o f actual lay illusion. He found the province ening session was fourteen but as L uy M u0 n a r ' ° W e o Cf " ‘ ' r s
gard-undivided 4-30ths interest in
R. W. SWAGLER
,Bo? ls home Sunday.
MWV4, W 24SW 4 Sec 28; E%SW-
ing of steel between Crane and drinking itself into the poor house. all the teachers trying lor the dif­
rhe la rk baseball boys are re 1 /
WHSEV4 Sec.21; SE>4, and
Attorney at Law
Burns the people o f Harney valley
This is what happened in British ferent certificates were not required
Spc 30. 27.
and those interested in the devel­ Columbia. Prohibition failed because to take all the exams, Mrs. E. M. jo.cing over their recent victory s w y Sec 29
with
the
Payette
team,
winning
1A
^
5-27-24
Rooms
12,
14, 15, Wilaon Bldg.,
$3,852.27. (Cert, of
opment of the timber will take heart it never realy prohibited. Distillers Crail was looking forward to a
and the present inerta
will be and brewers were permitted to eon- probable total of twenty registrants
Ontario, Oregon
Iris and Junelle Coats were din -1
thrown off. Business will be better; tiue manufacture of their products by the end of the week. Tne teach­
certain improvements that depend for export, and importers were per­ ers who were
ere on hand Wednesday " er
8t th*
R" by h° me
. T
T
,
r • >'
upon tranportation will ge forward; mitted to import liquor for re-ex­ morning were
,-re Mrs. Floyd Macken-, Su" ,lay’ , M
r
p ,
f
Ch“ ter„
Jord8n and
L° ,S,
REAL ESTATE
greater interest will be taken in lily portation. Naturally the liquor in­ zie of Rockville, Mrs. Robert Crurn-
„ M,„ and M™- . G u y . Putnam ° f Faucett- h-52 4 '
mett
of
Ontario,
Misses
Uia
Gramse
Payatte„
w^
e
.
‘
^
un<,*y
llmner
*
uests
Wm
Herbert
Wiseman
and
Ruth
advancement; the irrigation pro­ terests
encouroged
bootlegging,
Mildred Roberts. 6-6-24.
jects will revive activity if there since the profit was greater if their and Evelyn Stewart of Ontario, at the C. Welcher home.
W. B. HOXIE
Mrs. lorn Carico and Mrs. E. C j Complaints Filed (n Circuit Court.
is a chance of getting people on the wares found a local market. Having Miss Bernice Stivers of Wilder,
Johnson
are
on
the
sick
list
this
,, ». •
,, „ ■ , ,
, ,
land and justify the expense of con­ encouraged bootlegging they wer>- Mi s Pauline Heston of Vale, Mrs.
k
I Catherine C. Peiehel vs John D.
Bonded Heal Estate Dealer
struction of distribution systems and enabled to point to this violation of Edna Jem iris of Huston, Irving A
nJ
...
». ir
.
, Thomas 6-2-24. Appeal from
Jus-
Dr, and Mrs. N. H. Stewart and ^
Court
INSURANCE
impounding the water for more ben­ the law as an evidence that pro­ Danis of Ontario. Miss Mae Mur­
family from Ontario were dinner
eficial use.
hibition had failed. They called phy of Beulah, Mrs. Axtel Reed i f guests in the Homer Lauer home
Alice Hodges vs E. B. Hodges. |
Office at Residence, Third and
With actual construction on the themselves
6-2-24. Divorce and Alimony.
“ moderationists”
and Brugan, u,id Miss Vida G. Pil t'.rl,
line between Crane und Burns the they demanded government control. Miss Etta M. Benson, Miss One Sunday.
Ehrgood Avenua.
First National Bank of Ontario
Mrs. Hopper of Weiser is staying
citizens will get busy for the driv­ It was obvious, said they, that es­ Belle Hickey, rnd Will J. Roberts,
with her daughter, Mrs. Hamilton vs Fred Sage et als. 6-6-24 Injunc­
Nyssa, Oregon
ing of the final spike in Burns with tablishment of government liquor all af Ontario.
tion
Connor this week.
a celebration. This matter has been stores, returning the profits to the
Dan Porter spent Sunday at th'
discussed but since it cannot be com­ people, would put an end to hard AMERICANS? WHY
KNOCK AMERICA Perry Rudd home.
pleted by July 4th it is the dis­ times and create a lasting prosper­
Mrs. Otto Meili and Mrs. D”’
position to dispense with any cel­ ity. The promise was equivalent to
Isn’t this an awful country— with
ebration on that day and prepare assuring a man that he could lift bobbed hair, high tuxes, oil scandals Christian were callers in the Hav
for a big time with the first train himself by i is boot-straps, but it and the price of eggs? Hard to rison home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison and famil
that comes in. Such an event should caught the public fancy. Bear in make a decent living here; no
be celebrated by this town, announ­ mind that British Columbia had chance to get along. You hear were guests with relatives at S*« ■
C. KLINKENBERG
CALL THE
Sunday.
ces the Times-Herald, that has never had real prohibition, and something like this pretty often on
Harry Calkins was a dinner
P
R
O
MPT
DELIVERY
stood out in the interior for so many these same influences had prevent­ the streets of Crane. But the next
Vincent horn
years with hopes on transporta’ inn. ed it. At any rate prohibition went time you do tell the fellow who is guest at the Wm
Reasonable Rates
Thursday.
It should be made a day that will out and government control came doing the tulking to ask the China­
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Potter srer
be remembered. Discussion of such in. Glance at what followed.
PHONE 15
man whut he*lhinks of America. At Sunday with relatives on the low.-
plans has proved that many of the
The public debt did not decrease, the present moment there are 30,000 flat.
leading citizens o f the state will he but mounted steadily. Bootlegging Chinaman waiting in Cuba, watching
ï
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Miller mo’ or^
PHONE ________ 70F2
glad to participate.
did not decrease, but was enor­ for some way to be smuggled into to Boise Sunday and itt«*n led th
r-
1 *
mously
increased.
Druitkenness the United States They are willing polo game.
ftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftft'ftfrftftftft
flourished as never before. True to pay from $200 to $2500 a head
Mr and Mrs John Rnrtshe nr
there were government stores where to any one who will accommodate daughter Nettie were guests in fh
liquor was sold for home consump­ them. Ask the man who ‘ knocks’’ J B. Treevy home in Fruitl
tion, but there were also hundreds America if he doesn’t think oui Sunday.
Mrs. E. M. Crail of Vale was in
upon hundreds of “ clubs” which chance ought to be as good as the
Mr snd Mrs. Hamilton Conrl
Ontario Tuesday.
were in fact brothels and blind pigs. heathen’s, since we already know are reioieing over tie •>rHvH e*
etterheads Cards
Verne Chambers from Portland
Such were the immediate reactions the nation’s language and custom . '«-pound hov at their home M<,.
AND CIGAR STORE
is in Ontario for a few days. H
Invitations
Folders
to government control and such If the man from China is willing Ho has been named Gerald H u - "
was also in Vale to attend the
Statements
Circulars
huve they remained to this day. The to pay as much as $2500 to get to ton.
funeral of his grandmother, Mr
Vancouver World in an editorial, this land of opportunity to mal e
Miss Marv Connor returned lr -
Envelopes
Billheads
SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING
Emily Anderson.
has called the province “ the bootlegg­ his fortune, we ought to be able < i fter spending several months
Pete Needham of Juntura was in
,r
anything
e
ls
.
in
the
pr**.
HOT AND COLD BA ‘ H*
er’s paradise.” A. M. Manson, attor­ keep even with the bill collector, t her sister Mrs. Blv at Walla Wal’
Ontario thisw eek.
He und F. C.
declares
that
"the least.—Crane American.
Fern Cole of Payette and Jar
n g line, come is and see us. !!
L B h a m a k e r . Prop.
,
Oxman will loud sheep at Juntura ney-general,
Cole and Earl Bell of Haines Or
greatest bootleggers o f all are the
> • Nyssa
Oregon \ >
Monday to ship east.
gon, were guests in the Gem •
Miss Maurine Jones is expected brewers and export liquor dealers.”
’’ullons home Sunday.
home to spend the week-end with These, It should be remembered, are
the same gentlemen who promise
Cecil and Hamilton Connor n> >.•
her parents.
itimiiiiiiiiiimiiiitimitiiiiiiiiiiii
i trip to Birch Creek this week
Mrs. Hulery
and
Mos. Dillard complete purity when prohibition
was
abolished.
The
province
Is
look after Mrs. Connor's
c it!'
drove to Payette Wednesday to at
spending $24,000,000 a year for No Cases Being Heard— Will Proh They report the feed good and ‘ ■
tend the sale.
ably Wait for September Court
stock in fine condition.
About fifteen cars of young peo liquor, and the population of all
Time Given for Legal Motions.
Clarence and Tom Sullen"- ft- t
pie attended the carnival dance at British Columbia is far less than
that of Los Angeles. But a govern­
Vale and Harry Barker and fami'
Fruitland Wednesday evening.
from the Payette Bench were ea’
Miss
Dorothy
Edwards
and ment liquor store is a great philan­
thropic institution. Read what Mr.
ers in the Geo. Sullens home Sim
Helene Butler entertained with
A special session of the circ ..t day.
shower last Thursday in honor of Macdonald wrote of one:
A raw wind blew from the north cuort opened at the court ho i
Miss Huth Roberts.
Muny heauti
Lloyd Culbertson spent the we •’
ful gifts were received.
A buffe that December day and a cold rain Tuesday morning immediately al; ’ “nd in Boise attending the pot •
the
arrival
of
Judge
Dalton
Bn
was
falling.
I
saw
dozens
of
men
luncheon was served late in the af
’ ames.
come without overcoats or overshoes, from his extended eastern trip tit
ternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton McVivk*.
the
national
capital
where
he
v
r
their
feet
wet,
their
clothing
drip­
On Saturday morning at eight
and daughter Mary Margaret lei'.
called
in
the
interests
of
the
remla
ping,
and
they
paid
from
$3
to
$5
o’clock Miss Ruth Roberts became
His depart'ire Monday by auto for Fairbury. Nel
the bride o f Will Wiseman. Only apiece for bottles of whisky. Men mation legislation.
A .
. A
earlier
in
the
spring
necessita '<! where they expect to spend the
came
with
rents
in
their
shoes
and
relatives and a few girl chums
w
w 4
the
postponement
of
the Apr.l summer.
*
paid
enough
for
booze
to
have
were present.
The happy couple
Meriam
Davis
and
Mary
Bartshe
gathering
and
the
session
held
now
bought
a
new
pair.
There
were
men
4
4
left by auto for Burns where they
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old and bent und thinly clad who is to take care of motions made by are very happy these days, having
will live,
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4
received
their
eighth
grade
diplo­
the
different
attorneys
regard
n
;
4
shivered
as
they
waited
at
the
4
H. G. Kennard ami G. E. Davis
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4
were in Ontario Wedensday from ounter for their liquor. There were appeals, postponements, more time, mas last week.
4
4
etc.,
of
their
individual
work.
V
>
Mrs.
Purcell
of
Payette
spent
sev
4
men I knew were habitual drukards.
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Vale.
4
eral days last week with Mrs.
Miss Marie Fischer delightfully for their noses were red, their eyes cases are being heard and it
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entertained a number of guests bleary, their faces bloated, and their more than probable that all leg I Harry Spicer.
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------ contests of thN nature will he li .l
Those who attended the |>oultry
Tuesday evening at the home of hands shook as they grabbed . their
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Mrs. L. P. Taylor.
Bridge and packages and hurried out. I saw aside for the fall session which wi l l j rMjn demonstration the past week
“ 500” were played during the even boys and girls buying whisky there > open in September, slightly m e fpe| t|jey gajnej a great deal of
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t
o
c
o
n
s
i
d
e
r
a
n
d
s
o
l
v
e
th
e
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[ valuable
information
for poultry
ing and at midnight delicious re who were so young and small they I than two months away.
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p r i n t in g p r o b l e m s f o r o u r
4
freshments were served.
During had to stand on tiptoe to reach the
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cu s to m e rs , and ea ch o a a
the evening Miss Fern Duncan of top of the bar.”
w e s o l v e g iv e s u s ju s t s o
4
Caldwell gave three beautiful solo
4
Perhapa you are a practical fel­
m u ch m o r e e x p e r ie n c e to
0
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dances in costume.
a p p ly t o t h e n e x t o n e .
low. You say, “ Away with senti­
Breithaupt home in Ontario Friday j
T h is is w h a t k e e p s u s
The work o f inspecting cars at ment, the business paid a handsome
4
afternoon.
4
b u a y — t h i s is w h y w a a r a
0
the
Oregon-Idaho
Snake
rivet sum back to the public treasury.”
.
. . . ,, ,
.
Mrs. C. G. Heslup was quite ill
0
b e « » e q u ip p e d to do y o u r
bridgei s quite heavy at present. It did not and it does not. The city Dissolution Of Aim on High Srh ».i several days the past week.
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p
r
m
t
i
o
j
in
t
h
e
w
a
y
it
4
Kamloops has a population of |
*** Noted On At or 1 n
a
Day and night crews are at work.
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Mrs. Jonas Brown was a caller on I
s h o u ld b e d o n e . S u p p o s e
0
The tourist park is crowded every •000. Its liquor bill last year was I — Tax Reduction Felt Necessary
0
the Slope Thursday.
y o u a i k ua t o s u b m i t
day, ns many as twenty five cars
223,967. It received back in pro |
0
• p e e im e n s en d q u a le
0
Mrs. Del Christian of Payette 3
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being parked at different times.
p r ic e .
fits the paltry sum of $10.508. Pov- I
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was a guest in the Otto Meili >home 1
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Baker plays Ontario at Ontario erty, drunkenness, crime and de
At a meeting of the voters oi Monday.
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We Make a Specialty
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this Sunday. This promises to be based political control characterize School District No.3 at the Jordan
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a f P r i n t i n g FARM
Mr and Mrs. Oscar Grace, who j
0
a good game as Ontario is out to goevrnment control in British Co Valley school house on June 19tn
0
S T A T IO N E R Y
4
win.
A number of Baker people lumbia. There is renewed agitation
question of the dissolution oi have been living in California the |
0
are planning to be here to root for for real and effective prohibition.
ihe Union High School District will past winter came by auto for an J
4
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extended visit with relatives on the I
their home team.
be voted on. th is step is being con
A -
Donald McCleoud is
in Ontario visiting at the home of
Andy sidered oil account of the tux re Slope and in Payette.
Mary Bartshe went to Baker Fri- i
foor a few days on business.
aikey. They are enroute to Silvei duction it would permit, a reduction
Mrs L. E. Jones ret urued from City, where they will make then which is felt by many to be necess­ day for a visit in the home o f her |
Twin Falls Saturday.
future home.
ary. Others consider the advantages sister Mrs. Chas. Warren and to |
E. H. Test leaves for Portland
Dr. Roberts and family have left gained by the maintenance of this attend the wedding of Gene Bartshe |
Wednesday.
nigh school to be worth all the mon­ which will take place in Baker Sun I
Ontario and ill reside in Canada.
day.
C. H. Ovmnn of Jamieson was in
Jack Weaver visited in Ontarii ey for taxes which its up keep re­
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.
Ontario Sundny.
quires. It has been reported that it
Sunday,
returning
to
Baker
Inti
A number of cars drove to Boise
SOME
FACTS
this step is taken twelve families
Sunday evening.
to the ball game Sunday. Boise
Miss Beulah Lackey has accepter will move from the immediate vic-
heat OntnrioR -2
Many people re­
caa ba traced buck to 600 K Cl
•nity of Jordan Valley to give their
a position in the telephone office.
mained to witness the nolo game.
hildren high school advantages.
Mrs. H. L. Griffin entertainer
Mr and Mrs. eBrnard Rader have
No on* knows wuuu Jet Urat cams
Other matters to be taken up at
a bnbv daughter snd have named | the M. and M. Club Friday. Mr« ihe school meeting are the electing Into um ,
the little
ladv Patricia Carroll
Taylor won th« prize.
of one director and a clerk, to vote
Rader,
I Mrs, Archie Sturgill will leave a special school tax, and discuss
A blnwflah ran lúdate Itself la twlca
Mr and Mrs. Rue Duncan are for s ^ t Lake
Ita natural alau
the proposed budget.
j
City Dray Line
I F o i Q u ic k S e rvic e
Nyssa Transfer
ONTARIO NEWS NOTES
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NYSSA BARBER SHOP
SPECIAL COURT SESSION
It Is Our
uaiiy
T ask
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