The Gate city journal., December 04, 1925, Image 3

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ALFALFA QUARANTINE
STATION FOB FARMERS
g
does not perform his duty r disobeys !
j ed on the corner next to the i ’alm i
A (¡O L D E N B U L B M E N U
the orders o f the State Board
| Pool Hall. Tha building i* o f brick I
,
,
g '
Horticulture.
,
and will be full length and » ieet| Golden.Rule Sunday, December 6th, is primarily a day
The August party will always find
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Laxon wil mov‘‘ in :,bout Tor Observance in the home. It is as valuable for self-
fault with what you do and how you
and will have an upto-date
U n lffln U
f eb im “,u
l w'" **•"? an “pto'<,''w‘.discipline and character-building in the American home
do it, fo r you have not consulted him
r.en’s furnishings.
as it is for child-rescue and life-saving in the N ear East.
STATE
B O ARD O F H O R TIC U L­ or them as the case may he. He is j
always ready to sympathize with FARM TE STS PR O VE BIGCEST
The
hour spent over the simple menu of the Golden Rule
T U R E A N X IO U S TO PROMOTE
'n V Y H F V
any tourist who feels aggrieved at
W E L F A R E OF FARM ERS.
communal meal can be made memorable and inspiring,
Y IE L D
A N D BEST
Q U A L IT Y
being stopped. I f he has a fine car, j
FOR T H IS SECTION.
enriching the lives of adults as well as children.
a good front, and is a good talker, |
The State Board o f Horticulture
Realizing that American parents may not feel satis­
he will get a willing ear at once. O f !
o f the state o f Oregon has always
fied to give their children the exact and limited amount
course, the citizen does not know
Federation
is a common
white
been active in its endeavor to pro­
whether the person is a boot-legger, spring wheat particularly suited to
of food provided for the orphans in the N e a r East, we
mote the w elfare o f the farmers of
a safe-cracker, or a good honest the irrigate dsections o f Eastern
are suggesting menus simple in arrangement, but suit­
this state.
The time had therefore
man, but he is a tourist, and fo r that Oregon and is rapidly gaining favor
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able to the needs of Ameican children.
arrived which required protection
reason alone he should be protected among the farmers, according to C.
Thp 0wyhee p T A w i], ^ ve
against the a lfalfa weevil. The ex­
These more varied and more w
generous menus make
instead o f your community or state. B. AMaon, Idaho Grain Inspector.
treme eastern part o f the state, Ida­
I f the man in charge could not get
O
n
tne
Aberdeen
Experim
ent
sta-
at
the
scboolh
ou
sp
Friday
n
i(ch
t
D
p.
even
more
marked
the
difference
between the dinner as
ho and Utah have nothing left to do
an argument out o f forty-five or f i f ­ tion over a period of five years, cpmU,r llth {or the purpose 0f|served in the orphanages and in American homes.
In
but to figh t a lfalfa
weevil.
No
ty thousand tourists, under all condi- 1919-1923, Federation wheat out- raisin(f fund’s for buyinK material the latter the food is ample, the service attractive, the
choice, because they have it. W eevil
tins that arise during their short yielded aii other varieties tried an for the chil,iren-s winter hot lunches surroundings comfortable, whereas in the orphanages
was sufficiently abundant in those
halt a the station, he would not be average of 4.9 bushels per acre and The teacherg have si(rnified
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6
parts as to cause serious loss fo r if
usneis more
more m
an Dicklow.
uick . ow
,
. thuir the portions are necessarily limited, the rooms bare and
a fit person fo r the job. Many do 5.5 , D
bushels
than
le ft uncontrolled the weevil would
tn believe
in quarantines
o f any
A. E. McClymonds, Superintendent ™ t h e ^ m u n ' i ^ ^ U furnish^the ° f t e n C° l d > t h e ta h ,0 S w i t h o u t l i n e n O r s i l v e r . F r e q u e n t l y
destioy half the grow ing crop.
kind, either by the County Board of the station, produced sufficient wherPwithal. So please try to come there are not even tables
A lfa lfa weevil is a native o f Eur­ o f Health, the state or the United a/
v a .l * ___ Xl_____ « ¡ . „ I
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seed for the final t _____
te s X t-th
e farm er’s an() bp|
a ,ove,y box a9 ,t ¡s ru_ | ___
To the average American the novelty o f a Golden
ope where it has been known for States.
Quarantines
may not al­ test. The seed was distributed thru
over one hundred years and there ways be effecive, but the e ffo rt cer­ the Extension Service to nineteen " r ^ h e "h ln S om " ‘ L x ! “
R V I e d i n n e r C O m eS b u t ° n c e i n t h « Y e a r a n d h e h a s 1 ,0 9 4
has numerous enemies to hold it in tainly is commendable.
other meals with a more abundant bill of fare. The o r
farmers
in eight counties
to be
check.
W eevil was firs t discovered
Mr.
and Mrs. Aivon
MiGmnis pj,an must content himself with a comparatively mono-
grown in comparison with standard
in the United States in 1904 in a
variety o f the community. The re­ the Reece place as Mrs McGinnis is tonous menu for 3bo days m the year, never once know-
few alfalfa fields near Salt la k e
port from the farmers show that the
able to be around again after her ¡ng the taste of the cakes ad sweets of everyday Ameri-
City, Utah, and since then has spread
Federation made a higher yield in
long siege o f typhoid fever.
! Can life.
mostly west.
the farm trials than it did on the
Mrs.
M.
M.
Greeling,
county
p
resi-■
S u g g e s te d M cnU S i
The active and sympathetic coop­
Substation; making an average of
eration of the legislators, farmers,
10.6 bushels
per acre more than
appointed ^advisor, Mrs.'T m "" lowc ; Meat Stew (use the cheaper cuts)— Stewed apricots—
bankers, industrial leaders and busi­
Dicklow, its chief competitor.
went to Vale Tuesday with Mr. Lowe ^ t OCOa.
....
ness men of the state was required PO T A T O G R AD IN G L A W GROW-
Federation is medium short, erect
to help make a condition that still
ING
IN F A V O R S A Y S S T A T E | growing variety o f good stoling ca- to attend the teachers’ institute and 2 . Cocoa— Bread and Milk— Stewed Prunes.
existed possible and effective— that
M A R K E T A G E N T.
1 Parity, with brad, semi-erect, light l e c t u r e " cdified *
the 8ple" d W j 3 . Boiled rice served with Karo syrup— C o co a-S tew ed
is the hay shipping
out o f B ak er!
I green foliage.
It has an upright,
Because it is getting so cold and p r u n e s .
and eastern Oregon and west o f here.
i s tiff straw
and is unaffected
by
The State
Board
o f Horticulture
Movement of wheat from East-^ some o f the most violent storms. It so few attend the Sunday School has 4. Scaloped macaroni made with evaporated milk— Stew-
the various
p r u n e s ___C o C 0 3
found it advisable to go before the em Oregon to Portland term inals' may be regarded as a variety that decided to meet with
state legislators
and ask thcrti to this fall has been very slow in com-1 has a maximum o f grain to a minl- members upon ^invitatio^ They will
T h e e s s e n t i a l i s a simpie,
inexpensive but adequate
pass a law enabling them to estab­ parison with form er seasons, fa r m -' mum of straw.
It makes a good meet next
Kiinghack, and evoryon' meal affording
opportunity for meditation upon the
lish a quarantine station.
Baker, ers
apparently holding
back fo r > nurse crop to clover or alfalfa.
It Mrs. Fred
is most cordially invited to the serv­ needs of others and principle of world brotherhood. The
Oregon, was chosen as being a fa- higher prices.
Actual prices
prices to
to matures
matures from
from a a week to ten days
average orphanage meal costs less than five cents.
vorable and the most desirable loca- o,rowers around Heppner, as report- earlier than Dicklow
and may re- ice.
Tom Lowe pm chased a fine new
tion to protect the balance o f the (>d ,n , bp state Market A gen t’s of-
quire one less watering,
At the close of the meal let the family thoughtfully de­
state, especially eastern Oregon.
fice, ranKed from $1.30 to $1.35 net, Many farmers have expreseed
sat- phonograph, a Silvertone and Satur-
-I FEDFRSTIPN WÜFAT
iHfUn
816 BOX SUPPER
FRIDAV, DECEMBFRII
WHEAT MOVEMENT
SLOW TRIS SEASON
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r*“ “Jr
" t i T ESE
cide to what extent
they can participate
not only on
The first contact wih this thought | f((r flluestem; Club and Fortyfold
U old«. Rule Sunday but throughout the year in the sav-
by the general public invariably re­ $1.25 to $1.28; Turkey Red $1.18 not grow
preference
not «rrow Dicklow
Du- aw m in ore,
rence ^ ^
■ j K'pnnp(h McDoi;al(, wcre ing 0f life and training of leaders for a N e w N e ar East,
sulted in an extremely sqeptical at­ to $1.25.
These differences
were again, but they have stated that the
fully realizing that upon their decision depends the fu-
titude, however, sound business prin­ mostly on grades and wheat o f good millers threaten to pay approximate­ invited in to hear it.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bradley and ture 0f some lovable but helpless child. — N e a r East Re­
ciples and not public opinion must test weight and grade would run ly ten cents a' bushel less fo r Fed­
daughters A lta and Ruby d m
to j e f m
Fifth Aye New York City.
determine the method to be used.
closer in price.
For 'instance, the eration than fo r Dicklow.
O
n d n e in
f A . - Thanksgiving
T h o n lr o ir iw in i» u
/ itn
T
n f»lT *
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Ontario
for
with
their
To establish a quarantine
sta­ $1.18 lot of Turkey Red weighed 52
relatives, the Aldriehes.
tion, against an invading pest, in pounds to the bushel.
B IG S M A L L T O W N ST O R E
O N T A R IO
Mrs. Tom Lowe spent most o f last
your state, county or city is not an
Reports from growers, inspectors
week
at
the
school
talking
to
the
easy task.
county agents and retail merchants
Fred W . Anderson of Cozard, Neb., has given a pretty
Charlie Pierce suffered a broken children on the education week top-
The community as a rule is not ac­ from different sections of the state
arm Saturday during football^ prac­
conclusive
knockout to the idea that mail order houses
customed to the forms used to reg­ are that the potato grading and in­
tice.
Mrs. j. p. McGinnis and children, and peddlers can put local stores out of business.
ulate and try to make the quaran­ spection law is fast growing in fa ­
A number o f people listened in on Glenn and V irginia le ft Tuesday
Mr. Anderson runs a store in a town of only about
tine effective.
The traveling public vor as the people realize its benefits,
K. G. W.
Wednesday
evening to
people, yet he does a business of $300,000 a year,
varies in its behavior toward the ob­ says the State Market Agent.
The hear Mrs. A. C Welcome o f Bums, for Aituras, California, to visit with j
servance o f the laws o f the state in law K im p ly re q u ire s a n h o n e s t pack 0reKon> aing over radio Mra. W el. her daughter.
selling his wares to home folks. He recently discussed
which it travels. A s a rule, the per­ and any honest grower
r dealer come baa a bost 0f f rjends here in ed her « i n s T r c h i e "nd"pe“ y C m - ! some of the ideas and methods which have enabled him
son who is a law-abiding citizen in doesn’t want any more.
Growers Qnjarj0 wbo enjoyed her concert im-
trail and also Mr. Cecil Smith n t1 to build up such a phenomenal trade in a mere village.
his own state tries to, and will, re ­ compelled to to grade their stock mpnsply
she has a wonderf ul
Thanksgiving dinner.
Of course, those methods include the studying of his
spect the laws of such states as he now realize what others have gained
prano voice.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Beam enter­ customers’ needs, careful buying, and selling dependable
passes through.
I by doing this fo r them.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Boyer enter- tained Mr. and Mrs. Chas' Garrison
For this
erason, your
men in
merchandise at a reasonable profit. But nis principal
A PR E A C H E R A N D
! tainel the Monday Bridge club Mon- at dinner Thanksgiving.
charge snould be men who are a f­ W H Y
secret
of success lies in reaching out for an ever widen­
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«lay
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Smith were
fable, agreeable and polite, courteous
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Mr. and Mrs. V. B. Staples enter- entertained at the W W. Smith home ing trade area, bringing people from uusual distances
in their treatment o f the traveling
A preacher said that no newspa- tained with a fam ily reunion dinner
Thanksgiving.
to his store.
public, but firm enough to make the
per that told the truth, and the Thanksgiving.
Invited guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Ja|vis entertained
station effective, and ready to meet whole truth, could make a pecuniary Mr and Mrs j oe shaples, Joe Jr.,
In doing this he has naturally adopted the most effect­
ail cases as they present themselves, success. W e say, by way o f return- ■ j j rg BeCj Mr. and Mrs. Thos Jones Mr. and Mrs Aivon McGinnis and ive means ever employed by a local merchant for tht pur­
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Slippey at a
fo r they d iffe r and each individual
pose— newspaper advertising. And he gives it credit fo r
ing the compliment, that no m inister,1 and daughter Maurine of Boise, Mr.
big Thanksgiving dinner.
is just a little different from any
who will at all times, and under all and Mrs. Frank Oxman, Marilyn
his success. Here are his own words:
Miss
Mildred
DeBord
visited
in
other.
circumstances tell the whole truth and
Thomas
Oxman,
Katherine
“I have no sympathy for the merchant who sleeps be­
the Fred Klngback home last week.
You would find that the man who about his members alive or dead, w ill j Shinn.
Mrs. Lowe and Mrs. Greeling, our tween adbertised blankets, on bed springs that are na­
is a producer, whether a merchant,
one
occupy the pulpit more than
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. G riffen cele prominent P. T. A .
workers were
manufacturer, mechanic, tiller o f the 1
nm "ly ’ ‘^««nday and then he will find it ne- brated their sixth anniversary with guests at a P T A. meeting at Mrs. tionally advertised, sleeps in advertised pajamas, who
soil, or whatever, wants to c
p ‘ cessary to leave in a hurry. The a dinner and Mah Jongg party Fri- K jng.g in the Bi|f Bend District 47 puts on advertised underwear, shirt, garters, shoes and
with your request,
press and the pulpit go hand in hand j day evening.
Sixteen guests were
clothing when he gets up. in the morning, who eats ad­
Friday.
whether he travels deluxe, or camps |
m w ' tb tbe whitewash brush and pleas-. present. Mrs. Joe Staples and Char-
vertised cereals and breakfast foods, who rides to work
H
arry
Evans
threshed
or
shelled
out, he will he honest, truthful in !
,
,
..
UU' j'lia n t words m agnifying little virtues I ]jc £ ox won the prizes. Mr. Griffen about 1000 bushels o f his big crop of
in an advertised car, and then, when he gets to work, re-
answering the questions
into big ones. The pulpit, pen and presented M rs. Griffen with a Mur-
a(Jvertise.
corn Saturday to fill an order fo r i f u g e s
him.
Not only that, but he takes (, ravpatonp arp thp Kreat saint.mak.
od radio set.
The centerpiece for an upper
Owyhee sheep
concern
an interest, tr.es to acquaint h im -!
triuravirate.
“
I
f
I
were
to start in business again today, I would in­
the dinner was a beautiful bouquet Saturday, and w ill probably finish
self to the extent that he w ill have! *
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vest
5
per
cent
of my gross sales in advertising. It pays.”
o f bronze chrysanthemums.
shelling next Saturday.
understanding as JOHN D A Y R IV E R TO H A V E
some, or a good
go
The Alumni-High School football
Mr. Taylor, representative o f the
to the object o f your quarantine, and M AM M O TH SA LM O N P L A N T IN G
game ended in a scoreless tie.
Harper Brush Co. was in our midst
B R IE F L Y T O L D .
also takes a common interest in the
Arrangements have been complet­
W. J. Gooding, a sheepman
of Xuesday taking orders right and left
afafirs o f your community and state,
ed to ship not less than half a m il­ Boise was in Ontario Sunday.
for Christmas delivery.
A fter conviction fo r theft, John Travis of Chicago
trusting and hoping fo r your suc­
Mrs. Austin Hopper left Saturday
lion salmon eggs to the Canyon City
Leonard Smith suffered a dread­ declared his trial had been a joke. The judge said: “Talce
cess.
hatchery, which are to be hatched with her small daughter to make her ful injury at school when some child
The drunken man and the speeder
two years to think how funny it is.”
and planted in the John Day river, home in LaGrande.
threw a handful o f No. 5 shot and
Is always ready to apologize fo r his
Everett Staples, who works in the one entered his car. He was rushed
according to the monthly report of
A ring lost three years ago by Mrs. James Carter o f
actions.
The Jap vegetable-vender
garage, was
badly
burned to a doctor who gave an anaesthetic
M. L. Ryckman, superintendent o f Ford
makes every e ffo rt to
live up to
Palestine,
111., was recently found in the stomach o f a
hatcheries, to the state game com- about the face and hands while fir ­ and probed fo r the shot.
Leonard
your request.
The White Gypsy
cow killed on her farm.
ing up the heating plant. Mr. Sta­ has
suffered
dreadfully
fo
r
this
does not care; he is ready to do any-1 IT" * * ,on-
. .
,
thing you ask him to do. What he
This marks the beginning o f an ples is improving nicely at this time. careless, thoughtless act but his ear
Returning a m arriage license to the court clerk at A ji -
Little Victor Johnson was operat- spPms somc bctter today.
want, to know is about free camp , e ffo rt on the part of he c o jn m i,
niston,
Ala., a negro asked to have the name of the girl
ed
on
Saturday
at
the
Holy
Rosary
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Newby
entertained
grounds, ho waer the jobs, have you sion to reestablish the salmon run in
changed,
saying: “ Boss, I done forgot dat gal’s name.”
Hospital but is recovering nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Walters Thanks­
a Salvation Arm y and a Red Cross that river.__________________
The splendid play “ White Cargo” giving.
In town?
A ll o f that class have IM) F A IR Y T A L E S A N D
A St. Louis bandit fired four bullets through Police­
was played here to a packed house.
from two to six children or more,
DREAM S E VE R COME T R U E ?
Real Estate Transfers Recorded
man O’Brien’s helmet without wounding the officer.
It is the play unusual and was play-
and some dogs.
I have seen two
_
Caroline Stoll to Irvin g A. Harris,
Ford cars o f Mericans go through
Do fairy tales <wd dreams— ever ed by the original cast from New Lots 9 and 10, Block 128, Ontario,
For reckless driving, Rev. A rth ur Flint has been fo r­
j
York.
here with twenty-two
persons in come true?
enter- 11|19|25. $1,800.00.
bidden to motor on public roads in England.
wards
o
f
St.
Vincent’s
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Joe
Lingo!
them; a baby as small as a fourteen
The tiny
U. S. A to William Hart, SW14-
and
After quarreling with his wife, G. H. Carle of St. Paul
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N E H , S E 'A , EH SW 14, and NWV«
drew a pistol to kill himself, but dropped deod from
The poorer class o f travelers nl- wishes hard enough and long enough. H.^ L.^ Griffen, M. T h ayer
L L I.aRose returned from Port- SW 'A Sec. 15; and E%NE1A Sec. 22- heart disease.
ways have large families, and very j And they ought to know, fo r just
land Monday.
114-38. 10|2|25.
little of anything else.
God bless! see what wishing did for them.
Mrs. Alfred Canning of Bath, Eng., secured a court
Clarence Russell and fam ily a r e 1 M ary A. Fox to Susan G. Draper,
Being an orphan doesn’t prevent
moving to Parma, Idaho, where they | Lots 8, 9 and 10, Block 118, Ontario, injunction forbidding her husband to speak to her.
Your home people usually feel that one from wishing, and for a long
have accepted a position to play at 5]16|19I9. $1.00.
i
you should know them,
and th a t; time these little girls have concen-
George Myrich is proudly exhibiting a 3-pound potato
the
picture
show.
Their
many;
Floyd B. Kissell et al to M ane R.
they should not be stopped.
O f j trated on a wish fo r an automobile,
friends here w ill miss them.
Hinkey et vir, Lot 5, Sec. 6-18-47. grown on his farm near Hessville, Ind.
course some good citizens w ill run j Not an tfcdinary automobile, but a
Miss D olli» Rollins, who has been , 3 25 25. $10.00.
through the station without g iv in g ; big sleek limousine with ™ re wheels
-
expppt.| Ella M W a.Hn gto Marie R Hink-
“ George,” boss alligator at the London Zoo, killed a
or
forgettin
g
it
is
!
and
shiny
‘•pickeled
fittings
it a thought.
ome
iiLn
anti"
will
"remain
until1 cy et vir, SW4SE14, and w h s e ’ a - n e w )y arrived alligator in a desperate duel.
wn
m
B
*
h
wnutd
glide
there, but as a rule they always
vard and sweep'
apologize or come back.
<he
^.*24SrLw?w‘ n
25.
‘
Former Kaiser Wilhelm is able to saw wood again at
W ith some, conditions are always j m ighty surge
aren twelve tiny kuos G. T h u n d iiyr-H » oe-|
Sh eriff C W. Glenn _ to^ Malheur J )o o r B t b u t ¡S J i e r m i t t e d t o W o r k O n ly a n h o u r a d a y .
the same.
Doctors who expect the
And then, on^,
I f casion being his fourth birthday. \ A County Bank, part o f SE V «SW ‘A Sec j
public to respect their
quarantine at‘ the doo^ of
»hoir
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*
games and folk d a n r e ^ U y 16-43.
16 - 43 . 618126.
6 8 26 . *3,652.09.
$3,«52.o9.
| M Nine
I L years after he had been declam
,
i dead and
____ insur-
•**
laws will find some
excuse as t o , by magic, ■ t UM*»
jus
.Malheur County Bank to Liiu f anr0 on his life had been paid, John Barton returned to
why they should not be detained, j dreams
Sta.
„rrüestra w i l l j - ü i t e r i m r ^ p a r ^ Sec’ ,0 '
ie ¡11 Ashfjird, Eng.
The automobile
man
has a customer |
( pinched
autornomie m
»n iuu
ip i
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T W 4 W / 1*43. 10131 '25. »2,400.00.
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^
dances
here
every
and is demonstrating; starting and stayed with tW sun glinting on
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n„ at the Ontario opera house. I
Marriage Licenses Issued
C h a r l e s liC W lS of S w a n s e a , W a l e s , d i d n o t O b j e c t tO
stnonintr seems to annoy him and nickeled flttta iin tW W I N I 18 *
, *v«n:
Bu't
* * L « " . V iv . Kirkland o f t ^ w a , 1 Jack Bostick and-Florence Poison W j |M, m J e n H l t f ’ S t e a l i n g h i s w i f e , b u t w h e n h e a l s o t o o k
tb € in -
j
j
j
is big. broad, with both A n * « th . fulfillment o f
ground, has an interest in the com- oiphan e u .U r e »* ^ j^ B * ;j$ tfu a M *-
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' W ^ p U i n t s Filed in Cireui, Court
J fc t , R
„ p « vs F M Vines et ux
munity and i - 8 r.,s p «,.v . m U « . . . r
B ^ e r . ’ S e g ^ are Ontario ’v i s i t . « ? ! 26 25 Recovery on note »384.90..
you his a««'»i»»*eo, and eiuloise your the asylum, perhaps' in re
r P. R. Burell vs Ben Jordan et ux
efforts. The insoactor ia not always o f the days when he sold newspapers this week
11 27!25. Forcible Entry
and De-
In tha right, but about the only time m
the streets
o f Syracuse
and
W W. Laxon is erecting a new
j * „ sanoualy wrong
U when he,dreamed his dreams.
building on Main street. It is locat- tminer.
, the family phonograph he was sent to jail.
When an angler at Nice was unable to land a big fish,
a girl plunged into the water and dragged it out
More than 18 million rabbit skins were exported from
New Zealand during the past year.
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