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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-16
SPECIAL GOOD ROADS
 COMMITTEE APPOINTED
President Can't of Chamber of Com- anerce Names Men to Work for
 Extension of Pikes.

President N. J. Can't of the cham Der of commerce has appointed the following members Of the organiza- ton as g committee to, investigate and encourage the building of turnpikas as extensions from the termini of the present good roads and turnpikes of Jefferson county, at the Grant and Cleveland county lines:
 County Judge c. M. Philpot, H. ]. Hclderness, J. w. Reap, U. w. Poss and B. B. Bloom, secretary of the chamber of commerce.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-16

filed answer to the petition of D. s. Crunk, who is suing for $1,700, claim ed as damages because of injuries suffered when his automobile and !, street car collid d in Cherry street on November 27, 1914. Each allega- Eon of plaintiff is denied by the de- fendant. Answering further, the de fendant contends that if plaintiff was injured or suffered damage the ac- cident was due to his own careless
 nesss in driving on the tracks Of the company, and the plea of contribu- tory negligence is set up in defense.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-16

The committee will also confer and act with citizens of Grant, Cleveland and Dallas counties in this matter, with special attention to the com pEction of direct line of good road between Pine Bluff and Camden and between Pine Bluff and Benton. The matter will be taken up and actively prosecuted immediately after the opening of the new year.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-16
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Ca. tarrh is a blood or constitutional disease and in order to cure it you must take in. ternal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly upon the blood and mucous surface. Halls Catarrh Cure is not quack medicine. It was prescribed by one of the best phy. scians in this country for years and is a regular prescription. It is composed of the best tonics known. combined with the best blood purifiers. acting directly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect combina. ton of the two ingredients is what pro- duces such wonderful results in curing catarrh Send for testimonials. free.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO.,, Props, Toledo, 0.
 Sold by Druggists. price 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-16
RECOMMENDED FOR GROUP.

w. c. Allen, Boseley, Mo-, says: "] have raised a family of four children and used Foley's Honey and Tar with all of them. ! find it the best cough and croup medicine I ever used. used it for eight or ten years aud can recommend it for croup." Same satis- factory results for coughs and colds. Mann Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-16
The Divorce Record.

Three psltitionss for divorce were heard and granted yesterday by Judge Ellictt. The titles, and grounds on which decrees were entered are: John Henry Gardner vs. Jamie Gardner; cruel traatment.
 John Walton vs. Margaret Walton; cruel treatment.
 Clarence Sampson vs. Viola Samp- son; assertion.
 Traction Company Answers
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-16
C0n't Divide Tract.

F. M. Rosenberg, J. B.. Avery and Russell Hollis, appointed commits sioners to effect the partition of 80 acres in the case of w. c. Hudson and heirs of Felix Smart vs. J. E.. York and wife, yesterday reported the property cannot be divided, and recommended that the court order the tract scld and the proceeds divid- ed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-16
ratified by three-fourths of the

ratified by three-fourths of the states.
 "As you remember I voted to. sub- init the Hobson resolution for na- tional prohibition to the people in the 63rd congress. l shall so vote in the 64th congress if a resolution of this character comes before the house.
 with kind regards, I beg to re- main,
 "Sinceraly yours,
 IS. NJ. TAYLOR"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-16
CHR JITNEY OFFER-This ana 5c.

OUR JITNEY OFFER-This ana 5c.
 DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this slip enclose with five cents to Foley & Co.,, Chicago, Ill.,, writing your name and address clearly. You will receive in return trial package con taining Foley's Honey and Tar Com pc und, for coughs, colds and croup, Foley Kidney Pills. and Foley Ca thartic Tablets. Mann Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-16
DiSmfss Friendly Suit.

The case of Ernest c. Faver vs. Marcus c. Faver, Marvin H. Fave7, Ola D. Faver and J. C. Faver was dis missed at plaintiffs cost on his motion. The suit was friendly one, and was instituted to effect parti- ton of an estate, comprising 300 acres, left by Luther M. Faver. The plaintiff and defendants are the sole heirs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-16

You have tried the others, now try the best. American Excelsior Laundry Co.,, phone 146. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-16

See our windows for Xmas sug. gestions. Trade at our store and you spug. Reap & Crawford. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-16

Our Press Process is unexcelled. American Excelsior Laundry com pany, phone 146. II
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-07-02
BIG EATERS SET
lIklDAtY TROUBLE
TAKE SALTS AT FIRST slGx or
n,.AnDER iRRrrATsox OF
RACKACRE

Ths American man ana wnna~n
mus, rusra con.santlv .r.,n.. r,sr.,
trouble, bscsu.. II ~ ~ nuoA, ~
an onr food 4 ,,ch On, s,ocS !.
a,iad Win nr,c scsA vh,ch n. VA.
nays drive ~ .n,s.r s,,,s .h.v ~..r.,
ron srwcrk. sscom. slnss,sh: % ~
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\. riarsv .,cnhs. h,saA., vs.rrs.s
Ana = sspsrs, 1sc,,.s i. h.s,sh Z.
when yoss k,sr.,s -, m. ,nn..
~ ieaa = vour hscr snrt. - -. /. ~
Il cloudy ~, ~ ssair. ~ Z, vou -
obllssa q, 49, reiise tvo :. shrss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-07-02
Answer no Call


A cold. : stsain. . sudden wrsach,
4 little CAUSE msy hurt the Kidneys
Spells Of backsehe often follow. OF
some irrsgularity Of the nrins.
A splendid medlciae TOR such ~.
,acks. . medicine that has satisfed
ihoussnds. is Deans Kidney Pills.
Thousands Of people rely upon Il.
Here u one case:
Mrs. G. r. Roach. 7s3 u strsst.
Ashland. Ore, says; when sui.
fsrsd from kidney weakness and othsr
kidney Disorder. Deans kidney Pills
helped me moro quickly than any
other medicine Doaais kidney Pilia
stopped kidney weakness 10 our little
boy
Price 50 & at ali dealers. Boa'l
simply ask for . kidney reDely--gs1
Doap's Ki1nsy Pins ths sams thai
Nm. Roach hsa. rester-lGiIburn Co.
props Buffalo. n. =.
tPaid AdsssttssnsaiD
y n 4 lr |Itl
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-07-02

I - - -
ny virtue oe an execution and order
Of saie In fereelosurs duly issusd> b
the clerk Of ~ circuit court of thu
county Of klamath. state Of Oregon.
dated ~ ard day Of June. leit. Il :
certain suit IN the circuit oourt tor
said county and state. whsrsiA W. 3.
Banta - plaiAtia recovered 1uds'
mont against D. n. Donnelly. uon
Jolly. Chasles Horton and HeaSy =
MILK tor the aum OF fve hpA1to1
twenty-tour (esst.o0) dollars, vltl
Interest * ~ rate q 8 per eeat ~
annanl from August 10. 1914. ~
one hundred llty (elSe.ool dQalasu
attoruey's ~. ana tAe further pnm q
twehty.foSr aAd ts.lee (eSl.lel
1Qllars, watch said judgnent vas -
Ilered ~ March q. lels.s
seeiee 4 herehy giveR tAAt ! vill
oa eatnStay, July ~. 1ets. at ~
hnns AZ 1osoo o'elotk ., n. o ~
fga1t aeos aAA nan, entsaneA - ~
eountt eonEt hpuse. y ~ city q
kllnath RING klamath eannAy. o.
-. ~ 81. pNhlle auetleas = W
hinAeat N ~ M easA, tAe tplloVinQ
ee6eS3> Y ueepeelys aitpAAe4 - U4r'
~ enntvs e1olo ,0e Qpooo1, - sNlt, n
I, - 66g11 n s>0rno ooo611> ~ se(
y ~ 49, " 49, ~ y.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-07-02

suspicion. should local authositis~
suspect that he might b mixsd W 10
international matters. The msn cot
his papers. the papers for which ths
Representatives Of more than one con-
I, tinsntal nasion wess tStsjins. end hed
eastward 10 washington. D. 9.
by strange chance . coupis Of
tourists. man and his wife. haA In
blbed more than was good for them
tho same evening that king was trap
ped. They went " Orsneo. whsse
they had breakdown anA rsgfstspe1
~ the. Hotel Oreuco. 4 estectlys d
|ihs city bureau tauoht wind of the
incident. and ioeai Anstsians were
siso informsd. ax1 oG weat svssy-
body 10 Oreneo 70 follow ~ ~ slew.
rhe cospis hsA eome iron Llncoin.
Nsbraslra.
1'ranscnntinsntal wires weso used
By German and AustFiaa lntssests -
gst track Of ~ nas' caSryfna the ~
~ d,s.nnea,eA = /. Als-1 ~. ~.
No "a. a ~ sor,A = wseh,.r.
ton. D. g.. but was not h posssaGiea
81 ~. pansrs io.r ~ $ 49, cros..
lns onc a .he ssta.is z. ..tn,.oAlT.
.,ruck Mir: ! symnsths4Ia A,ivse
v,opnsd the maehins clInbe1 OUT ~
s,srtcd ths unconscious m.n Far m.
munlclDal smersency hosDitsl when
~ r..chs6 .hsr. ..a r...cv.,.A M.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-07-02

$1,000 fins sos Ssow Rrpoess
United Press Service
SACRAMENTO. July 3,---Hailurs
Of ak OF tho ffty-Sisht counties Of
the state TO turn In financial reports
for 1914 has riied the state comptrol-
Ter, who deems tho reports Of much
value.
II don't think that such . thing
viii occur next year." said Comptrol-
ler Chambers. "bscauss new law
Will make county financial o6icials
liable 10 . nne of'si,ooo II they fall
TO report In due time"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-07-02

. tnItsd Pseoo oess)ees
= RICHMOND. ~ 5uiy -
. Scmewhsss h ~ Wi1s. wids I
= wssil 4 : nan M koows Inst I
= nsw6papes nea hevo 1udgnsat.
= 1his msa y $500 n1ltt Mr..
= OsoSes nijtt- -psofo foosobnal itis-
= efAat.
. While IN tbis city NJ. Biitt is-
= duleed too ssseiy ~ - sup list ,
. cheers. and that eveolao he
= was Appreciated ~ : tichnend I
= onicer.
= The nsyos vas sbssnt the ,
= next morning. an1 Prosecutor /,
. Keller asked = poilse reporter ,
= whether hc felt suall1e6 70 1T ,
. NJ Judge. The reporter did. H
= took the beneh.s ~ q NJ.
= Blstt's request adNlniptssse ths !
= pte1osl ''never leala - NE 70
estDuet alcohells ll0net =
= Nov. NY fs16n1. I. ~ ~ !
= spseisIJulse. .syeu - y iibsrsy
= 70 issvs this cosrt ~ - % /
= yoar way 4
: ~~oAA~uA~HoA~NA1
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-07-02

asxs s,ses AN s..f. = u sNasnes~~>k
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,"...-...s 80 ..s ~. ..s,..
which 4. cauaieA for romarkabis IA.
tsiis ontv In whs, n nov snld to b.
Tho truc s,ory of th. .fIair
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49,, ~ ..a ~. I. . .-,, ,.,.., ~,
rrauci,co. ana Who posed = tho hsad
of locs, dspa rtmsut store. His new.
found friend. Ki,ng ssjd. urged him
10 meet him In front OF the postol nee.
ana truc 10 tho appolntusnt. Kliue
wss on hand 10 bs met by tho mar
ana Z younr sirl. Who - satdao be
hts daushtcr. Killing said the dsuGh-
,et msds love 10 MIN white thcy were
on the rear ssat Of The BIZ black tour.
,ns car. until suddealy shs chloro.
formed him. ana the next thing he
knew he was bslas pulled out Of ths
bran bin. some seycn hours after the
ride.
D.. .,... s...,,, o.. -. ....., ..x
from wsshlns,on: from British Co.
lumbta and from Portland. what q
alleged 10 bc the true aide Of tho story
ana which conArms The arst assump-
,ion that tho assault was the work oe
sples mot friendly 10 Austria. Kings
native land.
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ana hc was Z young man Of sxesp.
,,ouul education who spoke with equal
vcrsattllty his own tongue and .us.
iish.
xur... mo,.. var. traced ana !,
w.s ..ia ,h., 4. ,.s,,y -. !. Ans.
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-07-02
LEGAL NOTICES


a N0e3co
Section - Of the Charter requirsa
that all non-pastlsan petitions Tor
nomination shall 10 filed With the
Police Judge not lsss than twenty
days before the date Of election
July 9Th will be the latsst date fos
nling petitions for nomination for thu
election called for July -. 1915.
3-3t A. L. LEAvlTT. Police Judge.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-07-02

issisAeSeA psspossny 80 ~ q
which y buik - ~ ~ - eNWA
Of ssstIoa o.. toWnGhip -. =. saoo6
III ease q WIltaasette 11es11ia1n.
40 7Se ~ q vhteo = bsilt -
ths NEk q ~ DwA - ~ -
lion. tooethss wfth : sts5D u lanl
30 leet II wi1tb % eAsh atls u III
center iiss of sai1 1snes, q I
total wi1eh u - fsst speu, seross
sad taken fson sal1 dss@ibel
lands. spon which strip snil hsnsl
are Constructed an1 located. asd
being the oniy fumes found upon
said jands;
Also . certain Auns or yunwau
connected with ne dsn " -
Horton pro3set btilt On ~ ~ d
the SwA 0f section -. township
81 south. range 11h east Of ~
wiiiametts Meridian. togsthsr with
the dam Of said Horton project
and the land npon which the same
Is sltnatsd. vIs.: ~ Of tho 81 Of
ne gwh of seetson 80. township
~ south. ssnes 1lM sast Of VII.
hmstts Nesfdian. the raid 6eserib'
- nuns . runway as1 Asm bsfao
the only 1uns y sanvay Aad -
situated upos sai1 epSsribsd lan1.
] - much thsssof = nay - aeeos-
NJ 70 satisfy The said judgneats -
rest. sttornsy's fess and costs an1
eosts.
Dated Il Kisnsth Pans, Orsson,
uns >, 1915.
G. G. Low.
sheriff Of klamath county. Oregon.
y L. l.. Low. DeDuty.
TONE Z GALE. Attofnsys Tor PIain-
ti1. l-l1-le~3S-3-s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-07-02
sunassoas p roblteal6en
(EQuity No. $50

summoa9 ~ H0botenebeo
/ (EQuity No. $50
In the Circuit Court Of the Stass ol
Oregon. Tor the County Of Khan
sth.
Franklin n HedrIck. Plainti6.
Charles Pauison. Emma Paulson. hid
wife. Louise wieess. aIso sons-
times known ~ Louise Pau1son.
and Louise ". Paulson. now
Louise ". Hsldriek: also sll 9th,
er persons or parties unknovn,
claiming any right title. estate
lien, or interest In the Tsal -
tate described In the complaint
hsrelns Dsfsndants.
To Chsrles Paplson and Enna Paul
son. his wife. and also Al otAsl
persons or parties unknown
claiming any right ,titls. Estate
lien. or interest n Tie real -
tats described in ths compliinl
hsreln. Dsfsndants:
In the name OF the state Of Oregon
you are hereby required 70 aSpeal
and answer the complaint nIs(
against you IN the Shove entitlet
court and cause. ON or before the las,
day OF the time prescribed In the or
der for publication made herein. to
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-07-02

sheriff Of klanath county, Oregon.
By l.. L. Low. Deputy.
STONE Z GALE. Attofnsys Tor Plaia-
Z ti6. l-l1-1e.4S~3~e
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-07-22
over $4,000, zoo that the people

over. $2,QQQ,000 thar the people
sshouTd Be allowed to keep
Expires I'm Fall
The Sunset Telephone Co. =
franchise expires Oct. II. Some
time ago the city filed suit to
cancel the Home telephone fran
chise, declaring that 1t was in
valid anyway, since the Sunset
Co. had purchased the Home Co.
at Receivers sale.
BY yesterdays decision, how
ever, the supreme court says that
the Sunset Co. not only paid for
the physical property of the
Home Co., but also for the fran
chise. The Home Co.'S franchise
was for a 25-year period, startin :
1906, and the Sunset company
can operate under 1t until 1880
by the decision.
City Will Ask New Hearing
II don't thing the decision is a
fair one," said Mayor Fawcett.
"The city will Immediately ask
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-07-22

And now the city is GO
ing after dad" Flynn,
health lecturer. E
1t seems that when dad" &
pitched his tent at nth and y
q streets and began his two
a-day entertainments he for
got the little formality OF
visiting City Clerk Nickus
and learning what rate he :
would be charged for the
privilege of peddling to Ia. J,
cOmans.
Today Commissioner Mills de-
cided that Dad" had waited
long enough.
He instructed Clerk Nickus to
send License Inspector Payne sup
to the Flynn tent and either col
lect a license from the lecturer,
under the "peddling" section sof
the license law, or arrest Flynn.
Dad" it seems, has been al
lowing the masses to purchase
health booklets, and pamphlets
and sets of neatly bound books
at stipulated prices.
He has even encouraged per.
sons who flock nightly to his tent
in the belief that they could moi
be healthy without studying his
literature.
1t is also said that Dad b al
dispensed a quantity of hair re.
storer to those of the shiny
domes, on condition of certain
exchange of coin of the realm.
dad" is further reported Il
have allowed his followers to bu,
body brushes. with which the,
could massage their skin unit
the glow of perfect health re
turned.
The license fee for selling
body brushes Is $50 for six
months. For hair restorer It !,
the same. For peddling books
1t is $50 for six months. Nc
licenses are issued for less thar
six months.
Dad" will be asked by tn,
city to fork over $3.50 before h,
leaves Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-07-22
CITY AFTER FLYNN
Nine Women Adopt
Boy to Give Him a
Fair Chance in Life

LOS ANGELES, CAL, July %.
Every one has heard of a cat
with nine lives. But did anyone
ever hear of a boy with nine
mothers?
Los Angeles has ore. His
name is Charles Fulmer.
Here's the way and wherefore.
Fulmer has just finished Man
ual Arts High school.
His teachers say they can see
in him the budding genius who
will, someday, give to the world
great new discoveries in medicine
and surgery.
But he has none other than
himself to whom to look, or he
didn't have until the City Moth
ers of Los Angeles-nine of 'em
adopted him.
City Mother Mrs. Brete Hart
Harris, one of the nine, is SO sure
their protege is worth troubling
about she has voluntarily ser
about seeking a position for him
that will help him to secure the
wherewithal and the time to
pursue his studies. All the other
City Mothers are lending first
aid.
This adoption scheme is just
one of a thousand humanitarian
acts which the City Mothers bu-
reau of Los Angeles has put into
effect in Its effort to aid the
young people of the city in any
way within its power.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-07-22

The telephone octopus has
Tacoma by the throat for am
otheti is years.
That was Mayor Faw-
cett's comment today ON the
supreme courts decision at
Olympia, validating the old
Home telephone franchise.
THE supreme decision simp'
ly kills off our fight for lower tel
ephone rates, and gives to the
telephone corporation complete
power to continue charging exor'
bitant rates for the next Id
years." said the mayor.
by my franchise ordinance
passed several months ago, the
telephone company's rates on tel
ephones would have been cut ap
proximately 33 per cent. The cit
liens would have saved $150,OOt
a year. Now the company car
operate under the Home fran.
chise, and in Is years will make
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-07-22
Operate
On Larry
Sullivan

A cheerful smile is missing
from Pacific avenue today.
A huddled figure, squatting
usually against a building at 18th
street, has disappeared from its
familiar spot.
Larry Sullivan, crippled with
paralysis, unable to earn a live
lihood other than by offering
pencils for sale, lies on a cot at
the county hospital, suffering the
keen pain that follows an intri-
cate operation.
For Larry was operated on to-
day. Dr. e. A. Rich, assisted by
DR.. Rhea, put the withered,
twisted body of the cripple on an
operating table at 8 o'clock this
morning and for nearly two
hours worked steadily in an ef-
fort to rearrange the nerves and
tissues of Larry's limbs SO that
the boy might walk alone once
more.
This afternoon Larry is con-
valescent, but he is suffering
keenly. Any of the many friends
who have contributed to The
Times fund that is going to put
him in business. who has time to
make the trip, should visit
Larry.
He's an orphan and he's long
way from home. Beside the
pain, he is suffering the an
guish of inconsistencies.
The Sullivan fund is now over
$75. Among the last subscrip-
lions are 81 from Cash" and
81 from A. P. Cove.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-07-22

bloodiest industrial conflict in
the history of the state. In addig
tion to those shot down, scores of
others we're injured by flying
stones and clubs.
Two children were among those
shot. They we're watching the at
tack on the plant. They fell at
the first volley. The extent of
their injuries is not known.
The strike has assumed a
more serious aspect since yester-
day when one was killed and
many injured.
Four strikers were rushed to
the hospital after the battle. The
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-07-22
2 Chilli REN KILLED

extent of their injuries has not
yet been learned.
The battle started when 150
strikers attempted to scale the
wall around the plant, but they
were shot down by the guards as
they reached the top.
In a second riot, the strikers
gained entrance to the plant, but
a rain of fire from the repeating
rifles of the guards turned them
back.
Just before the final rush on
the plant, quantities OF waste,
soaked in oil, were thrown into
the plant. but they were stamped
out.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-07-22

JERSEY CITY, July 22.-Gov.
Fielder this afternoon ordered a
company of field militia to pro-
coed to Bayonne where a battle
between the Standard Oil strik-
ers and the police has been In
progress.
Two men were killed and
three were probably fatally In
jured in the renewal Of the riot
at the plant today. Sheriff Kin
cad appealed to Gov. Fielder for
aid. He urged that the militia be
rushed Immediately.
There are 5000 men striking
and it has developed into the
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COURT HANDS PHONE
COMPANY 100000
out OF CITY POCKET

for. q rehearing Of the. case, and
request that the entire supreme
court of nine Justices, instead of
the three who heard this case. sit
on the new hearing.
II we lose, we might as we'll
give up to the telephone corpora
ton. It seems impossible to score
a victory over that concern.
For two years, while the
franchise case was In litiga-
ton, the city has refused to
accept gross earnings tax
en- either telephone COM
pany, but today Commits
sioner Atkins announced that
he would Immediately go
after the back revenue. IL
amounts to $1,000.
The city will charge two
per cent gross tax after
October ON the Home fran
chise, bringing I'm n revenue
Of approximately $1,000 "A
year.
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MILLS SENDS
AFTER $3.50
LICENSE FEES
WHY DOESN'T HE sTAyro MAKE US DO ITg

Now, Mr.. Newspaper, eat III"
1t Dad" Flynn-.f can't give dollar give four
btswho spoke 1t night before last and he denying
story liked breakfast himself vowing he
make The Times eat them croo words.
Evidently, thought diet words would do The Times
accompanied by facial exercises of apology and
reraction ea.,t-.
Fynn-fam going leave town. and We've eaten
breakfasso take his word for It,
Honest we'd wish you'd stay. In this hot weather, we
imagine anything tasty and tempting than succulen
poysylabe ,fruty monosyIabe with dash OF
a bit of Italian condiment.