The Gate city journal., June 18, 1926, Image 1

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T he G ate C ity J ournal
VOL. X X IV .
NO. 19.
*14« PER YEAR
N Y S S A , O R E G O N ,. F R ID A Y , J U N E 18. 1926.
OWTHEE
RODEO FOURTH OF
GRANGE PICNIC AT
UNION ON JUNE i
fAiHhR'S 0 f WILL
BE SUNDAY JUNE 20
County statistic* Q|jy
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Kerr left
Thursday fo r Kennewick, Washing­
ton to attend the wedding of thejr
granddaughter
Miss A vis
Philson
who married Mr.
George
Haley, j
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O N E D A Y IN Y E A R W H E N H EAD
Miss Philson visited
in
Owyhee
OF HOUSE W IL L BE
R O U N D -U P COW BOYS OF PE N- last
summer and Will be reinem- W IL L
BE HELD A T
GROUNDS
T H E BOSS.
D LE TO N W IL L R ID E HEItE
bered by friends here.
OF E A S T OREGON E X PE R I-
T H R E E D AYS.
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Mrs. Frank Friar and son Eugene
arrived
from
Dallas,
Oregon,
Sun-
SCRASGH ’EM. VALE.JULY 3-4-5 ^ h fe°er a s i r V ^ L n T t w S MALHEUR GRANGES INVITED
at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Oce |
Schwejzer.
Mrs. Friar will bej
W ild West Events A re Only Small remmembered as a former teacher Gov. Walter Pierce W ill Be Leading
P art o f Gigantic Celebration of in the Owyhee school.
Speaker of the Day, Says Tenta­
Nation's Birthday.
tive Program.
Tom Lowe has been quite ill the
(From the Malheur Enterprise.)
Cowboy champions of the Pendle­
ton Round-up w ill take part in the
rodeo, in the ninth annual Fourth
o f July celebration o f Malheur coun­
ty to be held at Vale July 3, 4 and
6.
Owners o f the best race horses
in eastern Oregon
have
assured
Mayor ‘‘ Ike” Robinette that they
will bring their speedy ones to the
big show.
Am ong the local horse
owners and riders, there seems to be
the same enthusiasm over the 1921
senedule o f j Id west events and big
money purs,
‘ Scratch 'c l, Vale, July 3, 4, and
S.” has become another slogan for
this year's big stampede.
past week necessitating a trip to
the Doctor. He is now slowly re­
cuperating.
Real Estate Transfers Recorded
Ted Andrew Chevalley et ux to
U. B. Parker et al, Lots I and 3,
Sec. 19-28-46; and EV4E«4 Sec. 24-
28-45. 6|18[26. »500.00.
L. M. Lyon et ux to Wm. F.
Ringer, N E * N E !4
Sec.
10-17-47.
3|31|25. *10.00.
N. J. Totten to August Olson, N-
Sunday, June 20, w ill be observed « . N W t t and WJ4NEJ4 Sec. 32-16-
throughout the United States and 14. 6|5|26. *10.00.
Frank D. JJall et ux to Dick Ten-
Canada as Fathers’ Day.
It is the one day o f the year on sen, Lots 5 and 6, Block 27, Teutschs
which “ Dad” will be honored, when Add. to Nyssa. 4|17|26. *4,500.00.
Sh eriff C. W. Glenn to H. W.
he can be boss o f the roost and re­
ceive the honors which are his due; • hampneys and or Frederick Green-
acres in Sec.
when everybody will be wearing a j •v:>od, Trustees, 107
4 ¡ i d 5.02 ac:-es
in Sec. 9-16-43-
flower for him.
Fathers’ dny was originated by E I4 S E U Fee. I I ; N W % W 'A m W -*,
E>4-
Mrs. John B. Dood in Spokane in ,nd S E 'J S E 'i Sec. 12; N K 1
1910 and sponsored in that city by j N W S W 1 4 , W jSE>4, am' N E 1.
so
13-16-41;
SW l iS\* •/«
the Y. M. C. A. The following year j . 'I H
observance o f the day gained im­ Sec. 7; WV4 Sec. 16; N E H N W ’ «, S-
petus throughout the entire coun­ H N W y *, SViSEVi Sec. 17, and NW -
>4NWJ4 Sec. 18-16-42. 6|10(2o. *21,-
try and into Canada.
When Fathers’ Day was first pro­ 230.44.
P acifjc Livestock Co. to Ivan E.
claimed, it was the subject of much
musement for many persons.
They Oakes, S H S H S E H S E K Sec. 5-20-
could not get the idea o f wearing j 12. 6|17|26. *10.00.
,f. R. Blackaby et ux to Malheut
flowers and keeping a straight face
while doing so, just fo r “ Dad.” Ev- j Investment Co., Lots 1, 2, 3, 1, 5, 6,
eiybody gladly wore flowers
fori 7, 8, 9, and 10, Block 235, Ontario.
mother on her day, but fo r father 6| 10-26. *6,000.00.
M arriage Licenses Issued
it was different. They thought the j
“ old man” himself would be the | M erritt Kenneth Snowberter and
first to laugh down the idea, but h e ; Vivian Jamieson. 6|8|26.
W. Powell and
M aly
did not care a bit and rather liked i Charles
having some attention paid to him. W tlsin 6112 26.
Malheur county granges w ill be
well
represented
at
the
annual
grange picnic to be held at the East
Oregon Experiment Station at Union
on Saturday, June 19th. An e ffo rt
is being made to have this year
break all previous records in at­
tendance.
Robert Withycombe, dir­
ector of the station at Union, will
be the host o f the occasion ami will
be assisted by the members o f the
Union Grunge.
The
program
is under
direc-
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tion of H. G. Avey, county agent,
W.
county lecturer and
"
” R. r Gekeler,
'
the lecturers
of the
subordinate
granges of this district.
They will
have the cooperation o f the lecturers
of the Baker and Wallowa County
Pomona Granges.
He did not even object i f dandelions j Complaints Filed in Circuit Court
or pirn-flowers or some other com- j Home Lumber & Coal Co. vs Robt.
Gov. Pierce Speaker
Governor Pierce will be the load­ mon field flowers were worn in his ] D. Lytle. 6|7|26. Recovery on note.
ing speaker of the day, according to honor.
*978.11.
a tentative program received in the
The dandelion is being used as the | Ontario National Bank vs Frank
city. Among the several others who symbol for father because it springs Boswell. 6|7126. Recovery on note.
will appear, is W. B. Wagner, mana­ up bright
and fresh
after b ein g ' *2,296.00.
ger o f Farmers* Co-operative Cream trodden upon, denoting great tena­
Hazel I. Terry vs Homer H. T er­
ery association, o f Payette, who will city o f life and strength.
The red ; ry. 6|8|26. Divorce and aljmony.
speak on cooperation between the rose, however, is coming more in to 1 Rector A m wine vs Ontario N il
dairymen and farmers in this county j use as the flower fo r father.
tional Bank et al. 6110)26. Injunction.
and in southwestern Idaho.
Saturday Program
Besides Malheur, three other conn-;
*---------------------------------- «
ties will
be represented
at th e,
grange picnic. The morning will bo j Hugh Richie and Pauline ZJmmer-
taken up with the inspection of the mnn were married at Nampa June
The people o f W estfall and
work station and will be followed j 7th.
vicinity wish them a happy mar­
by a big basket dinner at noon.
The picnic is open fo r all in this ried life.
Mrs. A. G. Kingman arrived Sun­
day from I-ewiston, Idaho to spend
the summer with her niece Mrs.
arve Otis.
Mrs. A. E. Ivanhoe who has been
visiting at the T. M. Lowe home
le ft Monday f o j her home in La
Grande,, Ore.
Mrs. S. A. Brown went to Wilder
home
Saturday to
visit at
the
o f her son D..P. Pullen.
Harry Pratt Jr. left Saturday
for Emmett to visit his sjster
Mrs. Henry MClntire.
Mrs. D. P. Pullen of Wilder
has been at their ranch in Owyhee
Many Rodeo Events
the past week cooking for the hay
Lovers
o f the rodeo w ill find crew during stacking.
much to please them thjs yea •, ac-
coiotng to Bud And.oi.on, chairman
o f the committee.
Over a non .‘i
ago he b egin r.is lr.< rough search
•nroighout this sectim for the be»l
wud west material.
There w it be
s »< a g t rangy steers fo r the cowhide
race, calf r*q m g congest, ard wild
ine.nas for the cow milking con­
test.
E\h ! itm i *. a Ducking nm.
Wornon are ns old or as young ns
roping w .’i mai n a fuh'rodeo menu. tlielr state o f health. A woman may
he young at sixty years or old at for­
Open A ir Dancing
But after all the rodeo is only ty. It all depends on her physical
well-being.
a small part o f the bigger and bet­
Youth and beauty have a founda­
ter menu that Vale hosts have sehe- tion In sound health.
And food is
0 'i < d fo r the 1926 jamboree.
easily the most important Item In
O f perhaps the greatest interest heulth. In giving consideration to the
to the younger set, nod to the sheiks subjects of diet und heauty xvomeiv
and flappers o f '62 and ’2G will be should not forget the food essentials
the open air dances every night at that make for the preservation o f
beaut]ful Riverside Park pavilion. teeth, hair figure and complexion.
Blame for round shoulders, itat
The dance floor is being made lar­
chest and poor teeth among women
ger, so that hundreds can be accom­
Is due In large measure to faulty diet,
modated.
It will be a bright and or, specifically, to a lack,of Mine and
colorful place with its twinkling phosphorus.
Milk, or evaporated
lights in a canopy
of whispering milk, which Is simply cow’s milk witfi
trees. Music by the famous Spokane (JO per cent o f the witter taken away,
orchestra w ill charm wjth perfect is especially rich in lime.
Because of the concentration of
jo y and harmony.
N o one can re­
sist the sorcery of the music o ffe r­ evaporated milk, which Is regulated
by government standards, it is of
ed by these well known artists in
jazz and syncopation.
Young At 60 ,
Or Old At 40?
Diet Decides
FIRE
SUMMER MONTHS
BRING EIRE HAZARD
W A R N IN G S
APPLY
V A L L E Y S . H IG H W A Y S,
E V E R YW H E R E
TO
Let no one imagine that the sum­
mer fire warnings apply only to
the forests.
The hazard is as
great along the highways through
Eastern Oregon as it is in the giadea
of the Coast Range, Olympic, Cas­
cade and Sierra Nevada Mountains
The danger js ever present jn the
grain growing
and cattle
raising
sections as it is through the heavy
wooded Grays Harbor
or
Hoods
Canal District.
The risk o f fire is everywhere.
The entire countryside
-
valley,
plain.«,
grassy
hills,
underbrush,
mountain timber - Js all Jn tinder
condition now - ready to blaze at
the
slightest
opportunity.
And
the damage to be done is as likely
to be great in one place as in an­
other.
A cigurette, cigar, lighted match,
or the hot ashes from a pipe, care
lessly tossed from
an automobile
anywhere along the road may burn
up
a million
dollars’
worth of
wheat - a valuable hay stack and
may take a farmhouse with it; may
blacken n milljon acres o f pasture
and
kill horses and cattle;
muy
sweep from a watershed the cover
that maintains the streams; may
destroy millions of dollars worth
of timber.
The usual warning
speaks of
“ Forest” fires.
But the warning
means fires anywhere in the coun­
try.
And a fire in valley
grain
fields may mean greater monetary
loss than a fire in a
mountain
woodland .
Tho rigid precautions are none
too
much
to
be
essentia 1 ev­
erywhere in the country.
Let no
spark fall; see that every
cigar
and cigarette butt is dead - and
tread them in the dust.
The man
in r*w --onui y knows the danger
and takes care
The man from the
part o f the state to attend, the only
The Legion dance held Friday
city must come to realize that he
necessary requirement being a bas- night was well attended and the mu­
By K ATH R YN ST. JOHN
cannot in the country toss away
kt of eats towards the big feed at sic was furnjshed by *the Moonlight
Careful housewives constantly mako his match or his cigar or his cig­
noon.
A program o f fine musical , Serenaders o f Vale.
A delicious It a point to ascertain the quality of
arette as he does on th? cement
numbers is being arranged.
The midnight lunch was served.
Those each Item that goes on their tables.
district included in the picnic has j who attended report a good dance Preparing food for tho family Is an sidewalks and pavements.
OOWYYHEE
28 subordinate Granges, five juvon-j and good music.
Many danced un­ extremely Important Job, for the prop­
iles and three county organizations, j til three o’clock.
er selection and preparation o f foods
make In n large measure for the health
Mrs. Oliver Sandy’s eighth grade and hnpplness of the family.
Milk Is tho most nearly perfect food,
Joe
Lamberson
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* pupils passed.
The old setlers annual community
but It Is a very delicate one as well.
Rev. I. V. Parker returned home made an average o f 93.9, the high­
Tho keeping qualities of milk are picnic was held at the Locey ranch
est
grade
made
by
any
boy
in
the
Saturday from Spokane, where he
slight. Danger from contamination Is June 13, 1926, the number present
county.
Howard Campbell made
has been visiting his children.
ever present. Evaporated milk, which
the second highest grade o f any boy, Is double rich heenn.se of the removal bejng 155.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoffm an and child­
Miss Louise Baker motored from
and Mac Rowley’s average was 86.5. of 60 per cent o f I ho water, Is science's
ren of Ontario spent the week end
Portland over the John Day hjgh-
Stevje Woodward passed fine from solution to tlio-e conditions.
on Cow Creek visiting Mrs. H off­
the seventh
grade and
likewise
Safeguarding evaporated milk Is way, and visited a couple o f days
man's sisters, Mrs. John Baltzor
Mrs. J. A. JJunt and two daugh­
Gorman Smith in physiology.
Worked out as perfectly ns man’s In­ with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
ters have moved down to the ranch
and Mrs. A lfred McConnell.
genuity has been able to make the D. Baker o f Ironside.
from Boise for the remainder o f the
Tom Ware is working at the Is­ process. Front cow ti jjnn, the milk
John Chevalley and Daniel Hay-
Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh Vanburen
summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Per­
Ilis w ife is cooking which goes Into the evaporated prod­
lett, Jr., were business visitors in land ranch,
spent the week end with Mr. and
kins who have been living in the double the richness of ordinary mur- j Caldwen Saturday and Sunday of for Mrs. Charlie Johnson.
uct Is .vatched every atep of the way.
Mrs. Frank Elms at Unity.
ket milk, ns Is shown In the following j
wec);
house have gone to Weiser to live.
Oliver Sandy, Roy Stewart, Arch­
Mr. anil Mrs. Hyde from Ontario
Mjss Helen Butler returned Sat­
Ordinary Milk.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred McConnell ie Smjth, A1 Jones, Wm. and Reese
are visiting relatives
at Ironside
urday from O. A. C., wh#re she has Fat ........................3.5 to 4
per cent are helping with haying at the Robt. Shultz are helping Charlie Johnson
Mr. and Mrs.
Dave
Lawrence
been attending school fo r the past Sugar (lactose)....4.5 to 4.75 per cent McConnell ranch this week.
hay.
spent
the
dny
with
Grandma
Rose
P
ro
te
in
s..............
..5.5
C
o
4
per
cent
year.
Minerals ...................7 to .75 per cent
Mrs. Robt. McConnell has been
and family.
There
will
be
a
school
election
Otis Bullard and w ife were visit­
Evaporated Milk.
quite ill the past two weeks.
Elton Smith and Basjl Boston o f
ing John Car and fam ily Sunday.
Fat ........................7.3 to 8.2 per cent
Mrs. Haylett and son Fred were June 21st, at the Westfall, Indian
Brogan took In the 62 celebration
Sugar (lactose)....9.5 to 13 per cent
Creek
school
and
Bully
Creek
Mrs. J . W. Wills o f Payette has Proteins ................7.5 to 8 2 p< r cent business visitors in Jordan Valley
at Canyon Cjty.
schools.
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. E. Minerals ............... 1.4 to 1.6 per cent Monday.
Cows
of
the
dairy
herds
are
guarded
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Molthan of
Julia
Powers,
form
erly
Julia
West-
Mrs. Sharp o f Danner was pur­
B. Butler for the past three weeks, j A quart o f milk n (lay for adults Is
with ronstnnt care ami are subjected Ontario are visiting their son and
fall, was in town Friday.
chasing
haying
supplies
in
tow
n!
D. T. Sleep has had a large crew recommended by doctors not only he*
to regular Inspections by veterinary fam ily, Elmer Molthan.
Mr. Mol­
Geo. Lees is irrigating fo r Ivan
busy the past two weeks thinning cause of Its high mineral content,' but Monday.
surgeiins. Herds are carefully groomed, than will help hit son through hay­
Hart.
Amos Stitzel and daughter Lu­
for the reasons that It helps keep the
and their yards and hams are kept
apples.
digestive tract In proper condition, cille visited relatives in the Gc-m
Mrs. .lark Welch’s confectionery sertipulonsly clean, ns are all utensil«. ing.
Tom Russell and family moved Jn
strengthens the body to resist disenso, district last week.
Mrs. S. D. Duncan it quite ill
Mr.
Stitzel’s store was broken into soir%timc be­ Milk condenserles are located In the
the house at the Hunt and Oxman and gives proper halanee to tl»e diet.
mother returned with them
for a tween Sunday night and Monday heart of the big dairy regions to fnclll again from effects o f the flu, and
sheep sheds Sunday.
He has been j
Salads also play an Important part
morning.
Candy and tobacco were tnte speedy handling, for tills Is es­ has gone out fo r medjeal treatment.
out with the sheep but will do farm In the dietary. Some sort of a salad, short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Chevalley and taken. It is hoped the guilty party sential If the milk Is to be canned at
Mervin Duncan has gone to Baker
work for the remainder o f the sum­ lettuce, tomato, fresh fruit, cabbage
“ Its moment of maturity.”
Canvas-
to visit wjth school friends, also to
or vegetable, should is* oaten at least daughter Edith and son Howard are or parties will be caught.
mer.
covered trucks haul the milk to mar
Morton Sells and mother went to
once a dny.
Neither is the daily business visitors at the Chevalley
kpt, thus protecting the product from attend the Union stock show.
Robert Long was down from Em­
Harper on Monday.
menu complete without a generous Bros, ranch this week.
Miss Zelda Rose o f Baker spent
contamination on tho way. Arriving
mett to visit his parents Mr. and quality of coarse, leafy vegetables,
Miss Lillian Detrick o f Caldwell
James Corrigall was in town Sat­ at the eonden.-iery, the milk goe.< the day with relatives Sunday.
Mrs. J. T. Long over the week end. valuable for their high vitamin eon- came in on Monday’s stage and will urday.
through tests for acidity, sediment,
Fred Lawrence and famly were
tent.
Fruit Juices also have very spend the summer with her sister,
Orville Presley is haying at Dick flavor and huttorfut content before It
in from Malheur River Sunday, and
B U R N S R O AD W IL L JOIN
beneficial properties.
Is accepted.
Mrs. L. R. Stanford.
Scott’s ranch.
I f a woman follows nut the rules of
JOHN D A Y H IG H W A Y
Experts watch the progress o f the spent the day with the Rose family.
Rev. Parker organized a Sunday
Mrs S. A. Payne ¡s helping her
> her will no
nnining
,
“ ,
_
„
.
diet,
birthdays
to
Is-
nothing ' j ,
Miss Elizabeth
Baker
returned
milk
through every step o f Its way.
Construction on the first unit o f a
for a lei,ration. 1
at the / ’ow ^reek school- niece Mrs. J . D. Fahy who has be­ It goes Into the evanorntlng machine;
more than e.n \ „
home Sunday from Brogan where
new road from Burns to Bear V al­
J house in District 27 Sunday.
tween thirteen and fourteen hundred
to the hotnogenlzer, which breaks up she has been attending school.
ley, whjch will connect Harney coun­ W A R M S P R IN G S R E SE R VO IR
j
Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman and child- turkeys.
the fat globules so that the milk may
Guy WJse has returned home from
ty with the John Day highway, will
Wm.
Lees
was
a
W
estfall
viator
he easily digested by the consumer; Howard Bros, sawmill where he has
li AS F IN E W A T E R S U P P L Y , ren »•><* Mrs- J- W ,‘ a,‘ f or p *".d
begin at once, according to F. M.
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children were guests at the Kol>t. last week.
hy way o f the almost human tilling
Sturgill, o f La Grande, successful
H. G. Kennard, state watermaster, McConnell home Sunday,
Robert Hart went with his father machine Into stet-ill/.> d '-aits; then Into been working.
Mr. and Mrs. Hunt o f Vale called
bjdder.
Mr. Sturgill paid his first made a trip to the Warmsprings res-
Mrs. Harry Gus man and little to the sheep camp on Friday and re­ tho sterilizer, where the enns are sur­
on Ironsjde Mercantile Co. Sunday,
rounded
hy
«team
an
t
hofling
water,
visit to Harney county last week, ervoir near Riverside the latter part daughter Pearl and Grrndm > G up
turned Sunday.
passing through the city enroute. of t ie week for the purpose o f de- man were visiting relatives in Catd-
Fannie Buffington is eooking for de troylng any pnseiWc bacteria. In- while taking a day’s outing to Can­
spcctiirs handle the product ns the yon City, and to the Blue Mountain
Road building equipment w ill be on termining the present water stor- we|i the past week, returning home Mrs. Rufino A m en.
last step to see that I tie canning Job Hot Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Hunt
the ground in a few days.
age.
Mr. Kennard says that there Saturday.
Joe Randleman was in town Sat­
has been perfectly don«
I.-'s-IIng reported roads over the John Day
is a fine supply again this year, an
T'he barn dance at the Wm Maher urday.
and packing follow.
The housewife highway in splendid condition, en-*
There is only one North Pole, but ample supply for the Warmsprings ranch (jjven by the Catholic ladies
Mrs. John Medlin and Mrs. Lloyd obtains the milk ns fiesh and sweet ns
joying every mjnute of their drive.
there are enough lecture platforms project and for the new reclamation was attended by a large crowd and Edmunson came up fo r the Ix'gjon When It came fr- -u Hie cow
They returned to "Vale the same day,
for all the explorers now in the A rc ­ project.
[
dance.
They
stopped
at
Mrs.
Steve
The water is within eight a good time reported hy everyone,
nearjng a three hundred mile drive.
feet o f the top at the present time, j n. E. Baltzor of Danner was pur- Woodward’s home and returned Sat­
tic .
An earthquake annunciator
has
Francis Rose is out from Baker,
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|, chasing haying supplies in Jordan urday.
been perfected in California.
We
One good thing about th e * small y
Saturday,
’ the birth rate showed a falling
Bill Connelly, Pete Murphy and had always supposed that a good and purchased a new mowing ma­
chine from Ironside Mercantile Co.
^
^
^
foor tnK.k
o f t in 1925 which shows that even hats the women wear is that they
.!.* B Stingle passed through We-at- healthy earthquake could announce
to cut hay on the Rose farm.
of v M , r(Jv„ Ust Week
the stork isn’ t working as hard as don’t leave much parking room for |f^
- fall Saturday
from Juntura
en- itself.
F. Smith and fam ily and J. P-
he used to.
stuffed birds.
____
Mrs. Vinson I* eooking for hay route to Ontario.
Smith
of Brogan attended the Pion­
Remember
the
good
old
days
when
Charles W. Pearce has a new bird
Let your light shine still, is good men at th « Sabine Andonegui ranch,
Speaking o f public calamities, just
eers' picnic Sunday.
,
f you believed everything— even the
advice unless it he sn automobile
H. D. Glover ami Sabin« Andone- dog.
suppose the little silkworm should
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cape arf!
forecasts
in the patent
Francis Anderson is working for w a th e r
light which has the habit o f o f glar- gui called a t the Haylett ranch Sun-
go on a strike foiein g the ladies to
family w-nt to Vale Monday.
medicine almanac?
I Lawrence Lamberson.
■ng.
d»Y
go back to cotton stockings?
WESTFALL
I JORDAN VALLEY
ARCADIA
j
j
Purity of Milk
Protected Now
By Scientists
IRONSIDE
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