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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-04-13
SPEAKERS FOR cHAuTAuQuA,
Willamette Valley Directors Making
Up Program for Year.

H eNat@'N ~ 'N@Aff
Oregon City--The board Of directors
of the Willamette Valley Chautauqua
association is preparing the program
for the 1905 assembly to be held at
Gladstone next July. DR.. Charles Ed.
ward Locke, who was in Portland 10
years ago. but is now pastor Of one Of
the largest Methodist churches in the
United States, at Brooklyn, N. Y, will
be one OF the speakers. Captain Jack
Crawford, the famous poet-scout, has
been engaged for the coming assembly,
as has also Rabbi Leon Harrison, OF st.
Louis, who viii be heard in two lec-
lures, ON "Shylock" and 1.-THE Glory
and Shame of America"
Professor Mark b. Beal, of the 0cci.
dental college OF oratory, Of Los Ange-
les, will be the elocutionist this year.
DR.. w. @. Sherman, OF Sacramento,
who last year had charge OF the class
in Bible study, has been retained for
another year. Other classes will be
conducted as usual in music, domestic
science, United States history, elocu.
tion, English literature, physical cul-
ture, junior Bible study and a w. @.
T. U. institute.
The Chautauqua management is in
communication with q great many
other lecturers and entertainers with
whom contracts will be entered into II
possible. Another meeSing of the board
of directors will be called soon, when
the program will be completed.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-04-13
Will Build Island for Fort.

Washington, April 6.-The creation
Of an artificial island in the middle of
the entrance to Che sapeake bay is pro-
posed by the joint board on coast de-
tense, as an absolute essential to the
defense of the National capital and the
cities OF Baltimore, Norfolk, Newport
News and even Richmond. The gov
ernment will dump stone on the middle
ground as foundation for q tort.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-04-13
Plan to Supply Court Reports.

Albany-The County court will prob
ably order the Supreme court reports
A volumes-for use of the court and
county officials and the Circuit court.
An effort may be made at the next ses-
sion of the legislature to secure meas
ure providing that the state shall furn-
ish the County courts OF each county
with the Oregon reports as statutes and
sessions laws are supplied to county
officials and justices of the peace.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-04-13
New Mill at scappoose.

scappoose-The Brace Lumber COM
pany is building sawmill on a tract
bought of Rev. Mr.. Brown. The mill
will cut 10000 feet day. This makes
five mills within radius OF eight miles
of Scsppoose. The new mill will be in
operation in about three weeks.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-04-13
Cut Timber illegally.

Prineville John Dee and A. R.
Eastwood were arraigned before United
States Commissioner M. R. Biggs last
week on charge of cutting timber on
government land. They were held in
the sum of $50 to appear before the
United States grand jury.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-04-13
Storing Wool in Heppner Warehouse

Heppner Wool is beginning to ar
rive at the warehouses here, where it
will be stored until the sales days in
the latter part of May and the first of
June. A large crop will be produced
in this county this year, and very little
is being contracted, stockmen prefer
ring to hold until the sales days, when
it will be sold to the highest bidder.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-24
|lRGAN SHIPPED
FOR TABERNACLE
uu probably Arrive in Ten Days
=" And Put in Place by Jan
uary Next.
|,IvE COUPLES ARE DIVORCED.
.e Graves is Appointed Military
,,..ructor of Ogden High School
--kranko Held for Forgery

-, Nav PA telegram received
y,ce President c. j. Ross OF the
o.aen tabernacle choir announces that
oe', 40, new organ for the tabernacle
NY - .5ippod by the Kimball organ
N@s .anv Of chicago Wednesday. II it
'Vlp' . throngh without any delays 1t
'yn n arriye IN ogden in about 10 days
w., /" ,gsst end of the building has been
s..,v remodelod and Is now ready
,as me placing Of the big instrument
q, arrival representatives OF the
'" company from Chicago Will be
We n receive and place 1t in position
ms. .orupany has been delayed consid-
,r,y IN getting the organ manutac-
.ssa but claim that 1t Is Of superior
a.tmanship and that the quality oil
~, /, very fine. II win require con-
',,or,ble time TO sot the organ up puo
hose in charge Of the work hope TO get
!, nlv completed and ready FOR use
y , re Quarterly conference to DC helu
a. a. I IaSu S The tabernacle cher mas ma,
Kan doing extensive rehearsal Wor ~
s VA uyi'9 practise two and three times
aV ,saeS for long time. Prof. Ballah-
.,re has selected some new, pe"u,ilu,.
sarrses and anthems which the choir
!, ereparlng, and hopes TO nave the
.ssers in good condition by the san '.I
IA new organ is ready, when s'a .n
s ~ , nav be given. a special re-
,~arsai wnl be held tomorrow arIepo
~ The gentlemen meeting at 2:so
svJ Inc ladies at 8 o'clock. A full at
d ,andance Is requested.
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utes were many and we're evidence OF
great resneet THE choir. w which or
eanlsation she was held N much en-
teen. placed on the casket q beautiful
wreath. bearing the inscription.
missed Ia Choir."
Beautiful music was rendered by the
ward choir.
Mrs. liiiie Jane Romney Clark Is the
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Miles W.
Romney. and was horn Aug. Z, 1851, IN
Biz Cottonwood whore she grew 10
Noinanh6od. In septomhor. 1905, She
WAS baptized member Of the Mormon
faith, and the following lith day OF
January she married Waiter Clark.
She was the mother of Il baby girl,
born Nov. 2, and Nov. "a she answered
deaths call. She has passed from NOR
tai action. but her example lives and IN
a cherished memory she win never be
forgotten.
NEWS NOTES.
Tho cantata which the Murray and
South Cottonwood chOirs are rchears-
ing win De rcndsed IN the Murray
First ward Westinghouse Dec. y and
49, 1906. Much interest IS being taken
and everything is expected to be- sue
cess.
Mr.. James Johnson, who has been
running the Dic store here, sold out
yesterday TO Evans & Smith. Mi. john
son has a place in Bingham canyon
where he Intends TO start in business.
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r oday' 5 Ogden News.

60 pay a tribute OF respect to Heber
Taylor, aged IL years, who died Tues
day from cancer Of the stomach, Tor
which NE underwent several operations
In hope Of relief. Bishop James
Martin presided ut the services ana
the ward choir furnished the music.
The speakers were President G. n.
Middleton, Elder Jacob Thomas and
Bishop Martin, who eulogizod the Wen
spent life of the deceased, who was
faithful Latter-day Saint, kind nus
band and loving father The family
was comfortod IN the hope OF glori-
Gus resurrection. Inerment took place
in the Ogden city cemetery.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Tho y. IL NJ. /. association OF the
Fifth ward has arranged o. very en-
| j0yable entertainment to be given at
| the ward hall Monday evening, All
| who attend are assured their moneys
worth.
The case OF Evelyn Cortez against
| r. w. Horn, ct al, to settle the title
| to certain watera OF StrOng'9 canyon,
| is now on trial In the district court be-
| fore Judge Howell.
| Joe Kraines, Russian Jew, made
| application In the district court for
| admission TO citizenship.
! Harry Emmings and John Newell,
| the two men who were sentenced to
one year each IN the penitentlary for
| burglary, were delivered TO the warden
| by Sheriff Sebring yesterday afternoon,
| Albert Scowcroft has returned home
from New York whore ne has been
buying goods for Scowcroft g. Sons
| company.
The wind blew large piece Of wood
through one of Wright & Sons plate
| glass windows yesterday.
Tonight Dora Thorn" will be played
at the Grand Opera House, aud To-
morrow night lyon Yonson' viii bt
seen,
An action was filed I'm the Second
district court by Minerva p. Shaw and
A. A. Shaw, executors OF the estate Of
Ambrose Shaw, deceased, against VII.
liam Montgomery to recover Si59 al.
legged 10 be due on q promissory note.
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were held last Saturday from the Muir
ray first ward westinghouse. Ii was
most Impressive occasion. The as
sembly room was filled to overlooking
with relatives and friends who came
TO pay respect to one who was loved
and esteemed by many who knew her.
The services We're presided over by
Bishop u. G. Miller who spoke of tho
regard In which she was held since be-
coming a member of the ward. Others
who spoke of the nobility Of sister
Clark were j. Louis Brown and Bishop
Butler OF Butlerville The floral trib-
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SESSION OF CITY COUNCIL.
South Cottonwood Bazar--tuneral of
Mrs. Walter Clark.

Murray, Nov 2l.--The architects
and building committee suggested to
the city council that the steel cages
for the city jail be Installed now in
stead Of waiting IN order TO install
the cages now 1t will require = new
estimate It was moved ana carried
that the architects be instructed 10
find out the difference in tho bid for
the reairangement of the cages and
plumbing aud to proceed accondllng
TO the plan.
The road supervisor was Instructed
TO proceed with the fixing of the flume
on Second West street ana to hiro
n man 10 put in the concrete work.
The cost OF the work viii be between
$50 and $50.
The Utah Light and Railway COM
pany presented franchise for street
railway system IN Murray City, rho
same was discussed and amended and
referred back to tho committee on
franchises
A party from Bingham Junction
asked to he granted the privilege of
standing a lunch wagon on tho street
IN front of the candy Box. The mat
ter was laid over for one week for
consideration
A bill OF $500 was allowed the Mill
company as the first payment ON the
city hall.
SOUTH COTTONWOOD BAZAAR.
The South Cottonwood Bazaar will bt
held at the ward house Wednesday
Thursday and Friday, Nov. %. 30 and
30 from | p. m. TO IL y. m. The CON-
mittees in charge OF the various booths
have been working hard for some time
to make this bazaar one OF the best
ever held. An admission fee Of Zoe anc
l5c Is charged or season tickets 25S
which includes all entertainments.
Wednesday night at o'clock, Park
Brothers famous moving picture show
win be the Leading attraction. Thurs
day afternoon a chlldren's dance will
be given and at night concert by
the Murray aud South Cottonwood
ward choirs. Friday night viii be tho
GROWING OF the queen OF the bazaar and
great auction sale.
FUNERAL or MRS. WALTER
CLARK.
The funeral services Of Mrs. Walter
Clark, whose death occurred Nov. II,
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fined 20 his bed with a severe case OF
throat trouble
John U. Buchl and Albert Selck left
today for California, where Mr.. Buchi
VIII take a position with the Baxter,
Straw & Storrs Construction company,
going In response to a telegram offer
ing him position. Mr. Selck will act
as time-keeper for j. 7. Williams, who
Is subconstrdctor on railroad construc-
ton work for Baxter, Straw & Storrs.
the schools will have holiday
Thanksgiving day and will give
Thanksgiving programs ON the day pre-
Nlous or on Thanksgiving eve.
Miss Achsa Eggertsen's elocutIon
class gave most interesting recital
IN tho Second ward house last evening.
The program gave evidence of talent
and persistent effort, both on the part
Of the instructor and the students.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-24
GEORGE GRAVES APPOINTED.
Wade Military Instructor Of Ogden
High school.

ogden Nov 2i-At the meeting Of
le board of education last evening
F1fge Graves, former fire chief and
one time captain Of the local militia
sanitation was elected as military
,,sfucIor for The Ogden High school
sr drRyes Will assume his new duties
next Monday.
., me meeting Of the board was held In
we new room of the board on the Sec
~, sl'a noor Of the Eccles building This is
w hIsl time the rooms have been
coupled by the board.
M hhance committee reported hav-
,gss received yls,i6O from taxes and from
w sae Of text books. From this
,,,gt loan o. $4,000 and a number
= - Ss We're paid, leaving o balance OF
,, Ne sanitary committee reported one
We. 49, " smallpox and one OF chicken
~ ~ aill one Of dlphtheria.
NJ Wy building committee announced
opening Of the West Ogden school.
n, ne matter Of inviting the members
~ 'auous school boards throughout
sa,.ale To attend the state teachers
N y,vllloil which win be held I'm Ogden
NJ si,aaly was discussed, but no deiin.
rsollon wes taken.
ns,lp ~ recommendation OF William Al.
los,5 y j. Adams and ]. j. Horne The
,e,cS. Of examiners, the following
Gear, certificates were issued:
ribsl lunar mar grade, Myrtle Fulmer.
Brow H9arcombo, primary grade. MA
Nsrv = Florence Bohn. Louie Parker.
Maar.sr Il Eoberts Glenn Bouglan, Jessie
aset ~. Utenevieye FINELY. irerc Tom
sadie Powell. Mrs, Anna Dalton.
Held FOR FORGERY.
tosts SIna an FRANKIE, the young man ar
Springs "a. sheriff sebring al Rock
iareeg,.' wyoming, on the ebarge soS ~
NarSrbs,.. vas arraigned before III tudg %
mssaHsger Of the ibSgs alIS,d The name Of the
Sass.6 % number Of ebecs" '', wS,o COM H.
DreIipiran,. different places. II" r,iv az
ooart n Og,r TO answer to ,he p a,st Was
Which under $500 BAH IN u de,a u,st'i 81
n Il" d, The ease is called ,o rod ,r,,,
gen,hy wy wv plead guilty ana pav S't tls
s.ldpln a lGS crime e g, FRANKIE a imp sHe
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DESERET.
MRS. WICKER LAID TO REST.
Cement Spill is Being Put in Res
crvoir.

Special Correspondence.
Dosarot. Willard Cos Nov 23-Mrs.
Eliza Loyeridge Whicker died here We'd
nesday, Nov. n, and was buried the day
following, the funeral being largely at
tended by sympathizing relatives and
friends
Mrs Whickcr was born at Dev0nshire
England, July ~ 1870. and was married TO
Isaac Wicker In 1853 and with him emil
grated 10 Australia shortly after their
marriage 1t was there she embraced the
gospel being baptized Feb, l6, 1871, and
omigrated to Utah I'm lS7l She first set
tied at Kaysville, Davis county, but
moved TO Deseret IN ISIS. She was faith
ful church worker and for many years
was president Of the Relief society ~ this
place, Her youngest son is IN the mis-
sion field.
Prof Richard Il. Lyman Of Salt Lake
City, was given the contract Of c0nstuc-
ton Of a new cement spin In the reser-
voir that r. located about three miles
above this place. The new spin Is 20
take the place Of the old one that was
washed out with the high waters last
summer The work on the new spill IL
progressing TO good advantage under the
management Of Prof Lyman and he guar
antees that It will stand the pressutes OF
the high waters.
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EPHRAIM.
LuND-LARsEN NUPTIALs.
Lecture by Russian Exile--NIisslonar,
Farewell Social

Special Correspondence
Ephraim, Sanpete CO., Nov, 23.--Last
Wednesday. George Larsen and Tressa
lund two well respected young people
Of this place, We're married In the
Mant Temple.
Tonight Count Alexander NJ. Loeb
Wlt2ky the noted Russian exile, lee
tuyed IN the Academy hall
A missionary farewell party was CIV
EN- tonight In honor of Peter Peterson,
who leaves for mission TO Denmark
Leonard Broderick OF Emery. Emery
Co.. was here iris week visiting rela-
tiyes and friends before he departs on
his mission TO the Southern states.
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FIVE COUPLES DIVORCED.
Indigo Howell Hears Woes OF MIS-
mated People.

ovien Nov. 2i--T'he divorce mn
,ss set going In the Second disirict
eourt Yesterday by Judge Howell, anu
more the time Of closing court iast
sysning the bonds OF matrimony exist,
Inc between Ave couples were dissolved
sT1 10 people were made free once
rora 10 select partners for life or 10 i've
a,,ns m the world. The plaintiff IN
| ea,h case was the woman, ahu ule
! Readings Of tho cases were very much
alike - A.
The Art case TO be called was Al
cipda Bryan against Thomas II. Bryall.
who we're married at Eugene. oregon,
4 oct. z 1881. The plaintiff testified thar
I'M years the defendant was guilty OF
4 VmnSenness, cruelty, and failure to
yroylde. that on ono occasion defendant
threatened tho life OF his Wife the
court entered a decree as prayed ior'
The unhappy matrimonial alnahca
4 betHeen sophia ]. Ryan and Oscar ~
4 RYAN. as an issue OF which three emil
4 drea we're born who are all under age
was next heard. The prosecution tesu-
4 fed 10 the marriage OF the couple at
| Albion ldaho that a year ago oe-
| ,eliant deserted his wife and children
/ and has failed to provide for them. a
decree IN accordance with the requests
Of the complaint was entered.
At Los Angeles, California, July Z,
lse, Rose n Hartog Of this CITY was
welded TO Jimmie l., WILCOX, ana as is
sue Of said marriage child was born;
Soon after the marriage the young vile
and child we're deserted and have since
been supported by the labors or the
wife. The court granted the divorce 70
plaintiff to whom he awarded CUSTODY
d the child, and $40 per month all'
nOny.
The bonds OF matrlmony existing be-
tween Mary L. Hagen Keene ana
Charles l. Keeno were ordered dls-
solved on the grounds Of failure 70 pro :
ylle The couple We're married May y
1875, at Denver
Because Of failure on the part or
Seth NJ. Dley 20 provide for his WHO
and sen the court dissolved the mar
raee VOWS, and granted Mrs. Flora 49,
Dley the custody Of the son and all
nony.
All Of the suits have been pending
10y some time past, but the attorney,
DID not desire TO have them heard
Until the recent ruling OF the supreme
court was rendered, as the husballds
! y Zach Of the cases had deserted their
tNeg and left the state.
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may be arrested as an accessory to the
crime and punished.
DEEDS SENT FOR APPROVAL.
All the deeds and abstracts to the
30 feet of property TO the north OF
The new federal building and the Is feet
to the west have been completed and
forwarded 10 the government officials
for inspection and approval. IL the title
to the property Is satisfactory. Con-
tractor Lowell expects tho plans and
specifications to be sent him immedi-
ately for the addition 10 be built to the
north Of the main building for which
Sl20.000 In addition TO the 100000 was
appropriated. The intentions are to
enlarge some Of the post Office depart
merits, especially the registry depart
ment. and to have six more rooms In
the part TO be build
UNION CEMENT co. STOCK.
The Union Portland Cement company
OF this city has desided To- issue 400, 600
shares Of preferred stock and the same
amount of common stock to be given
with the preferred stock which Is to
he offered to the stockholders at par.
The company's plant at Portland, in
Morgan county Is being pushed TO com-
rletion with every possible haste, aud
the money derived from the sale OF
the stock will be used in improving
and maintaining the immense plant.
FUNERAL OF HEBER TAYLOR.
A large number Of relatives and
friends assembled at the FAIR West
meotinghouse at Ii o'clock yesterday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-24
HIGH WINDS IN UTAH COUNTY,
Very Severe at Vineyard--Thanksgiv
ing Holiday for Schools.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Provo, Utah Co., Nov. 2i.--Bishop
George NJ, smoot OF Vineyard was in
Provo yesterday He reports that a
very severe windstorm visited Vineyard
Thursday night. Several trees and
small 0utbulldings were blown down.
Master Herbert Pyne left today for
Washington with Senator Shoots par
ty He win spend the winter with his
father. ii. S. Pyne. who Is studying
medicine In the George Washington
university.
Frank Alfred, agent Of the Pacific
Express company IN this city, IS con-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-24
MANTI.
FUNERAL OF MRS. j. D. NIELSEN
Esteemed Woman Answers Unexpcct-
ed Summons, Leaving Large Family

ed Summons, Leaving Large Family
Special Correspondence.
Monti sanpete Co.. Nov, 22.--Funeral
services over the remains OF Anne VI.
Nielsen, wife OF James d. Nielsen OF
this city. were held at the Manu tab
ernacle Tuesday afternoon Mrs Mel
sen died Of heart failure Saturday OF
last week quite suddenly and unex-
pectedly Although she had been IN for
some time. her condition was be-
lloved to be improved She was a
faithful Latter-day saint. A family of
several children are left TO mourn hor
demise. The speakers at the funeral
wore President Lewis Anderson, Bishop
n. r. Petersen Elders J. D. 4. Me-
Allister. Jorgen Madsen. {. r. Carlson,
and Bishop Louis @. Kiar. Many rea-
tiyes and friends attended the services
and words of consolation and praise for
the departed one were spoken.
Your Moneys Worth
Is guaranteed if YOU buy your furs
nc Mehesy's. knutsford
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There is a good job waiting for men
and women with brains. They must
hustle all the time. Why not become
a hustler By taking HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea? Tea or tablets, 35 cents.
u. G. NJ. /. Drug Dept 112-i14 South
Main Street.
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A. LII organs Of the body are lined with
"a mucous membranes. ANY Of these
organs are, therefore, liable to catarrh.
Catarrh is a congestion Of the mucous
membrane, which prccedcs true inAam'
nation.
Many eases Of Inflammation Of the
mucous membrane never 70 farther than
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HOW
CONSUMPTION
BEGlhS.

Preceding Brights disease OF the kid
ncys. there Is catarrhal condition OF
the lining membranes Of the kidneys.
Preceding true gastritis, there IS o
catarrhal condition Of the mucous mem
brane lining the stomach.
Preceding Inflammation Of the bowels,
there Is catarrhal condition Of the
mucous membrane lining the bowels.
Tho same is true of the lungs. Pre-
cedinG true Inflammation OF tho lungs,
or consumption, there is catarrhal con-
dition of the mucous membrane lining
the lungs. Sometimes this catarrhal
condition will remain for years without
further development.
The victim Of catarrh Of the lungs is
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Don Cameron Hcalisbug CAL
Tam glad speak word for Peruna all those who afflicted with
the lungs for years and for which could find no relic
nti I tried your valuable remedy
appetite and had lest much weight and could not sleep night
h slightest exerOn tired and had given despair always had
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taking bottles Of 2eruna felt much bstrapdlookf uc
ete that friends both pleased and aatonhcd continued taking
lie medicine until now am perfectly well"
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Hoods

Sarsaparilla enjoys the dis
tinction Of being the great
est curative and preventive
medicine the world has ever
known. L. is an 0ll-round
medicine, producing its un-
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the blood on which the
health and strength Of every
organ, bone and tissue de-
pend. Accept no substi-
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sist on having Hoods
AND ONLY HOODS.
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MURRAY DEPARTMENT

The News Is delivered Murray vicinity branch Office
laurzen
81 "'N"
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PROVO DEPARTMENT

The News is delivery Sunday
he madet
Works Residence $40 8. PhoneIn a5M