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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-08

as formerly announced.
Don't miss musical treat-the Misses
Helen and Evelini Calbreath and VIM
Wallace Graham in concert at Grand
theatre Nov. 18th. Do not miss this
event.
The committee from Chemeketa Sa-
lem lodge, No. |, l. o. o. F., appointed
to arrange for the home coming pro.
gram of the Odd Fellows to be held
Wednesday evening, November %, will
meet tonight and as far as possible pre-
pare the program for that evening As
there was no annual home coming last
year, the committee hope to bring hose
many members from distance at the
n coming meeting. Those on the commit
tee are j. A. Patterson, chairman; C. Il
Knowland and @. +. Albin.
| S. H. Snyder, rental agent, successor
to l.. Bechtel 4 Co. If you have va
cant house list it with me. If you want
to rent house come and see me. 81
State st.
The army authorities have discovered
that a recruiting office removed from
the general street traffic is not the
proper place for recruiting office, a.
| Sergeant Schuman who has had charg,
o fthe marine corps recruiting station
in the second floor of the postoffic,
building will close his office and re
turn to Portland. Once before the navy
authorities opened recruiting office
in the postoffice building and had t.
close ii on account of no recruits. TIL,
recruiting office for the army located
in the downtown district has enliste,
about so men since its opening, July
.
Fair warning about your eyes. Yo,
lean abuse them. You can trifle will
mature. But listenl You cant handl,
} soft pitch with your bare hands with
out smirching them. You can't take
! diet of poison and expect TO live. |
can't be done. You can't see plainl.
without glasses if your sight is impair
ed-the more you try, the worse You
sight will become, The wearing of sci
+ entifieally constructed glasses will en-
. your eye troubles. Trust me for tn
! help you require. DIR. NJ. p. Mendelsohr
| Rooms 209-2l0-2ll U. S. Nat 'l>|Ban
bldg.
The following names have been adde
} to the membership of the Salem Flora
| society: Mrs. J. C. Leggett, Mrs. Buirgy
, Fannie Kay Bishop, Judge Kelly, W. i
Cook, Arthur A. Keene, r. W. Hartman
H. G. Marvin. Mrs. W. W. Moore, d.
NJ. P. Mendelsohn, Mr. and Mrs. j.
Austin, Mrs. o. E. Price, ]. b. Young
Louis Silverman, w. H. MeElroy, w. "
Craig, +. e. Shafer, W. W. Yantis, d.
5 Burton, Ray l.. Farmer, Aug. Huck'
, stein, William Esch, DR.. and Mrs. o. !
Olson, U. G. Shipley, William Gahl,
5 dorf. Mrs. c. 5. Hamilton, z. l. Hible
w. NJ. Hamilton, A. H. Lee, G. p Pu
!, nam, Mrs Ben F. West.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-08


len company will send man here today
to take charge of their piano business.
DR.. G. Hartley, specialist, inflamed,
bleeding gums and pyorrhea. 4l6 U. ).
Bank bldg. Phone 1856.
The Ferry street sewer has been
blocked for several days since the
heavy rains began. Efforts have been
made by Commissioner Low to locate
the trouble. The obstruction seems to
be between the river and the Spaulding
Logging company office, caused perhaps
by crushed pipe, A force is busy
today working to remove the obstruc-
tion. There is an lS-inch sewer from
| Commercial street to the river.
Poor luck in baking will ruin the
| best disposition. With Coles Hot Blast
Range your luck is always Splendid
T.. l.. Stiff 4 Son, agents.
.
The government continues to call for
male stenographers to accept service
through civil service examinations,
which are held in Seattle every month
The positions pay $40 q month as q
starter with opportunities for advance
ment. The circulars posted in the post
office lobby announcing civil service
examinations states that "the govern
ment service offers desirable field tC
bright and ambitious young men"
Your gift with our imprint needs ne
further recommendation. Set YOU
watch by our street clock. Gardner !
Keene, Salem s most reliable jewelers.
The city paving plant that has beer
working on South Commercial stree
will be taken off the work today TO
the winter and stored in the city barn
Street Commissioner Low says that thu
unpaved part of South Commercial
street will be cleaned up, holes fille'
and crossings rebuilt to put it in con
ditiosl for traffic during the winte
months. Four and one-half blocks wer
paved, beginning at Mission street an,
extending to Miller and half block "
the hill.
Chicken Pie Supper at the Presby
terian church Friday evening, Nov
10th at six clock. 50 cents.
Two automatic Reed spot shot target
ordered by the Salem Rifle club hav,
been shipped from Springfield, Ohio
and as soon rs they arrive the shooter
of the club will have the pleasure o
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-08
R. F. peters is in the city today shi

ping the stock of Victrolas he carried
with the Wiley B. Allen stock to Port
land. Mr.. Peters will so to LaGfande
and open a business. The Wiley b. AL
len company will send man here today
to take charge of their piano business
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-08

DR.. g. Hartley, specialist, inflamed,
bleeding gums and pyorrhea. 4l6 U. 5,
Bank bldg. Phone lS6.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-08
Two automatic Reed spot shot targets

ordered by the Salem Rifle club have
been shipped from Springfield, Ohio
and as soon as they arrive the shooters
of the club will have the pleasure of
trying their luck with the targets,
which automatically announce the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-08

Chicken Pie Supper at the Presby-
terian church Friday evening, Nov.
10th at six o clock. 50 cents.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-08
NORTH DAKOTA CONCEDED

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-08
The committee from chemeketa sa

S. H. Snyder, rental agent, successor
to l.. Bechtel & Co. If you have va
cant house list it with me. If you want
to rent a house come and see me. 81
State st.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-02
ELLIOTT WILL.
 BE HERE TODAY

Jack Elliott, undcr- a sentence of two years in the cClntv iail and the llNmert of $500 fine for puotlegs- mg, will arrive in the city this morn ing conveyed bv Deputy Sheriff Georg" Brawner who has had pos session of Nim since last Saturday night except for the brief period of d haheas corpus hearing at Gallup. yes terday.
 Governor Macdonald of New Mexico on Saturday night honored the requi- sition Cf- Governor Hunt for the re- turn of Elicit to Arizona and the prisoner Was then turned over to BraWner But a habeaS corpus hear ing had been set for yesterday morn ing before Judge Rayrolds It Gallup and the prisoner was taken tfere. X telegram was received at the office of the sheriff yesterday from the deputy. saying ttat the writ had been dismissed and he would leave with Elliott for Phoenix at . o'clock in the afternoon
 Wha, the next move of Elliott will be is uncertain He has vet tFe right of appeal but it will he rather em- harrassing foT him to exercise it after his New Mexico cscapaue and bis statement at Alhuqueroue that he had fled ;o avoid going ;o iail down there. He had in mind that the Mariropa county jail between the months Of May and August lacks something of the dclicl tS cf paradise But one thing is certain. and th1t is, ;het pending an appeal. Elliott's present honds win net he couiinred
Arizona republican., 1916-12-02
YOUTH HURT
 UNDER MOTOR

Mark Hann1n. sixteen years olG. Oi 'lN East Culver street. apd carrier for the tiaZette was run down at the corner of Adams street and First av- onue hV an automobile driven by Miss Bernice Smith about four o'clock yes terdav afternoon. Miss Smith accom- panied hv her sister and another lady, were driving west on Adams street intending to turn south at that point. As they were making the turn. the boy had started on ,a bicycle from the curb on the north side of Adams street a few feet west Of the avenue. was headed toward the inter section Miss smith to avoid him turned the auto mobile tO the west and struck Hannon. throwing him from his machine. one wheel passing over his body. When the automobile was brought to a StandstiIl it w3s on the south side of Adams street turned to the west. giv- ing rise tO the impression that the driver was on the wrcng side of the street
 The boy. who was helpless. was taken up stairs ir the O'Neiil building to the office Of Dr. & D. Little. whence he vas removed to the Sisters hospital Dr. Little said last night. that there was no sisn yet of paralysis and no bones had been broken but Nh"Ai'A lft Hfu frhrtfiltu iNieTndl lb- iury could not he definitely ascertain ed untd this morning.
 The screams If tle women in the machine and the cry of the boy at tracted a throng Co the scene of the accident sp that for five minutes traf- fc was entirely blocked at that point Officer Harry Gaskin who was in the neighhorhoOd. took the name and stOT, of Miss Smith ard bystanders who We're Of d divided opinion regarding the blame for the accident
Arizona republican., 1916-12-02
G|R[ DRIVER ALMOST
 GOES INTO THE BANK

\ beautiful young mOtorist met with sorrow yesterday afternoon when she attempted 10 coax her machine into re- verse SO she could make safe clear "nce dn the street. The incident oc- cured on Center street in front Of the Central Bank
 The driver whose name was not as- certained, evidently threw her machine into gear and the result was she climbed the foot high curb and was well on her way Into the, main entrance of the Central Bank.
 With a slight shade of crimson on her cheeks she slowly backed the stub born auto to the center. of the street
 Many passersby flew down the street when they saw the runaway gas wagon coming after them. but that made little difference with the fair Op- orator. With all the presence of mind in the world. she coolly set her brakes and hacked down to the proper place for machines.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-02
CONFEDERATE WOMEN
 WILL BE ORGANIZED

All persons interested in the forma- tion of local chapter of the United Daughters Of the Confederacy are urged to attend an organization meet. ing to be held in the south parlor of the Hotel Adams at 2 o'clock this after noon.
 Those eligible to membership in this order are the widows. wives. mothers. nieces. grandnieces and lincal descend ants of those men who served honor ably in the Confederate army. navy or secret service or who loyally gave aid to the cause.
 Weekly meetings are to be held until the charter is closed, which will not be before the first of January. It Is be- lieved that there are over 200 people Tn Phoenix eligible to become mem- bcrs
Arizona republican., 1916-12-02
OVERLAND DEALERS
 START FOR TOLEDO

The special Pullman carrying the Ar izona contingent of overland dealers and salesmen left Phoenix yesterday morning at 7:45 The train went north over the Santa ffe to La Junta Colo, via Ash Fork, where 1t will be added to q special train made up Of New Mexico and Colorado dealers
 The convention which the overland men are to attend is without precedent in the commercial history of the coun- try. Five thousand men will be the guests of the Willys Overland company at Toledo for over a week Twenty special trains will De used to carry the men from all points of the country.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-12-01
CHEAPER Service PROMISED
Utah Power aud Light Has Proposl.
tion 60 Make the City.

Next Tuesday evening when the
city council Of Price meets il will have
up for consideration numerouslv
signed petition by business men and
taxpayers asking II to give considera-
ton 10 the proposition OF Utah Power
and Light company. which II il under
STOOD. proposes to enter into con-
tract with the city to furnish power
and light at Price at considerable
reduction over present prices.
The petition H. being circulated this
week by ~. ". Mcdonald. Just what
the Salt Lake city company proposes
to the people here Is not made public.
but viii undoubtedly be presented NJ
the coming meeting The lines Of tho
company are now supplying the camps
OF Hiawatha. Black Hawk. Mohrland
and Rains with electricity. and tho
service Is said 90 be OF the very best.
Utah Power and Light company has
Tor long time wanted To- bring It's
wires into Price. whore II would es.
tablish local offices with n consider
able force OF clerks. linemen and the
Ike and would unquestionably also
enter into the electrical supply busi-
ness on large scale. The company's
coming would mean big thing for
the city, aside from the excellent SER
vice rendered.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-12-01
HOLMAN GIVES WARNING
says People DO Not Appreciate Gray-
ity OF Rabies situation.

George T.. Holman OF the United
States biological survey was In Salt
Lake City last saturday. comforting
with the state officials relative 90 the
campaign against rabiea. Holman ~
In charge OF the work In Utah and
Arizona. Tie says the public does not
appreciate the gravity OF the danger
IL confronts and does not compre-
bend the effort the state and nation
are making tu check the disease
In the territory In charge OF Hol-
man two hundred and fifty thousand
poisoned baits have been placed and
twenty-five thousand predatory ami
mails killed, Thousands Of dogs and
cattle have been infected by rabid ami
mails The disease has reached Utah
county. the case at Urangcville being
only thirty miles from Salt Lake city.
The state board OF health receives
reports daily which indicate that the
dircasc has n hold In the sparscly
settled sections which will tax the In
genuity ~ health officials
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-12-01
SKIRTS COMING DOWN
Cost. However. Going Up. According
to America Dc-ignrr~.

CHICAGO. Nov. 25.-Changes 81 a
radical nature In womenH garments.
effective In the spring. were prom
iscd In an announcement last night
by Alexander wcisz. president of the
Designers Association OF womcn's
Clothes, the biennial convention of
which begins here December 10th.
The skirts Of suits and dresses NO
longer viii permit q view OF several
inches at hosiery. he asserted. and
viii reach the shoe tops lie added
that the straight lined garment viii
supplant the flaring skirt
The spring models. IL was an
nounced. viii cost from 10 O. go per
cent more. scarcity OF dyestuffs. the
high price Of yarn. and the fact that
straight line models will nccessitate
the uHo of Just as much cloth as the
flaring styles were given as reasons.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-12-01
TURKEYS 60 BY MAIL
Uinlah Basin Grower ships Five Tons
tut "a Zion.

Using the parcel post ~ u medium
of transportation. George Slaughter
OF the Uintah Basin last week shipped
five tons of turkeys To- salt Lake city
and ogden FOR the Thanksgiving trade.
lie also shipped by parcel post thou
sand pounds OF ducks ana geese That
section ~ the country has produced
about four thousand turkeys this sea
son.
Contracts Tor four thousand pounds
Of turkeys Tor Christmas. IN addition
to the thousands OF pounds OF other
poultry necessary 10 supply the holt
day trade. have been made by Slaugh-
ter. Another big shipper h william
Witbock. who has shipped about two
thousand pounds OF turkeys for
Thanksgiving and viii ship az many
more for Christmas.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-12-01
UTAH FISHERMEN MAY WALK
IN STREAM WHILE FISHING

Under the instructions of the court
to the jury In the case OF r. A. Wrath
all against l.. G. Miller az Salt Lake
City last Saturday jury awarded the
plaintiff S2fg.50 as damages for al
legged false arrest, when the question
as 90 the rights of fishermen Co walk
In the bed OF stream outside OF In
coTporated cities and towns are inter-
preted. Wrathall was arrested for al
legged trespass while fishing In the
bed OF the stream
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-12-01

AAPED and nbbon turbans are
dlsIincly modlsh this fall. This
one OF ribbon, towering high, Is
aed with pheasant's plumage. a
ag con trast against the navy blue
lain Please notice the luxuriant
ape collar OF the coat that ae-
ahles The turban.
|lly an 4 becoming is the flesh col
waist u georgette Grape with a
rag app lication OF embroidery and
'0'tons' The waist Is put togeth.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-12-01

u. T. Haines. commissioner Of i'm.
migration. labor and statistics. has
compiled an official list Of the mem
bers Of the next legislature. based on
the official election returns from all
the counties In the state. This list
gives the democrats and their allies
fifteen out of the eighteen members
Of the state senate and all forty.siS
members Of the lower house Of he
state legislature.
The political designation given TO
the members IL based ON the tickets
on which they were elected Co the
legislature. Under this designation
Senator Frank Evans of Salt Lake Is
listed a. democrat-progrcssi as
he was elected on a fusion ticket two
years ago and holds over a. n mem
Der of the upper house. Evans. how
ever. supported the republican ticket
In the recent campaign and Ia report
cd to have now affiliated with the re-
publican party This increases the
republican membership OF the upper
house Co four.
The membership of the senate on
the basis Of official returns will con-
siHt OF thirteen out-and-out demo-
Gratis. one progressive affiliated with
the democrats and four republicans
The lower house IL entirely made up
" democrats and members Of other
parties who were Endorsed by the
democrats. ON the basis Of party al
lcgiance there will he forty-two dem
ocrats. three progressives and one
socialist In the house. The member
ship OF the two houses. with party
designations and postoffi,c addresses.
foltotVs
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-12-01
Sale
OF Real Estate
at ScOfield

North half or Lot 5. Block ,.
with dwelling house .... $4,000
Lot 4, Block 2. with frame
building -. ............. 10000
Part OF Lot ~. Block 2. with
frame building ........ 10000
Lot 2. Block p. with frame
dwelling -. ............ 10000
Lot 4. Block 3. with three
room frame dwelling ... 1880
Lot 6. Block Z. with frame
shack -. -. ........... 1890
Block II. with four-room devil
Inns house ............... 10000
Lot 2. Block n. vacant ground $500
Lot 1. Block ~, log house 10000
Lot Z. Block II. with three
room dwelling house ...... 10000
Lot 3. Block ~, with five
room frame dwelling ...... $4,000
Lot ~. Block .. vacant ground 1900
Lot Z. Block 3. with barn. $4,000
Lot 2. Block 10. vacant ...... 5000
Lot .. Block 10. vacant ...... 5000
Half OF Lot Z. Block 10. vacant
ground 60. 60. ........ 5000
Lot Z. Block s. with four-room
frame dwelling .......... $4,000
Lot O. Block 10. with old
dwelling house $3.50. 10000
Lot 4. Block -, with dwelling
ana out houses 1919. 10000
For Further Information
F.n ~. -. ttr.f.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-12-01
ONE CENT POSTAGE
MOST LIKELY To
COME SOON
SENATOR REED sNooT ADvo-
GATE OF THE MEASURE.
Tho sun Special Service.


WASHINGTON. II. g.. Nov. a.
The ways are now being CREASED foi
the launching OF the movement fot
the readjuHtmcnt Of postal rates In th,
next session Of congress This prob.
lem was to have been taken up In the
last session. but had to Ice deferred
ON account of the consideration re-
aulrcd by railway mail pay. Sine,
this has been diapored Of the com.
mittces are prepared 20 take up tho
matter 81 placing the various postal
rates on u more equitable basis. a
zone system OF rates for nccond-clnss
matter u being prominently urged to
take the place of the present flat rate.
which was adopted nearly forty years
ago. The present rate has FOR some
time been regarded Bs diECTimina-
ton against the newspaper In favor of
the great national magazines Like
the parcel post the proposed zone
rates would bc based ON the length Of
the haul
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-12-01

Never accuse him Of being less ar
dent than he was before he married
you Many a husband would never
discover that he was no longer madly
In love II his wife did not keep con-
stantly reminding him OF IL.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-12-01

Never be there when he doesn't
want you around. And occasionally
be somewhere else when lac does want
you around. Give him a little dis
lance 20 lend enchantment--but not
enough 20 lead another 20 enchant-
meut.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-12-01

Never cry before him. A woman's
tears soon wash all the color out Of a
mans love. After the third deluge
they have no power over hlm-eXcept
TO move him out OF the house.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-12-01
GOOD FOR CONSTELLATION.

Chamberlains Tablets are excellent
Tor constipation. They are pleasant
to take and mild and gentle In effect.
Obtainable everywhere.-Advt,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-12-01

Never question him about his past
love AFFAIR.". II is not the women he
has loved. but those he has not yet
loved, who will bother you.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-12-01

Rubber stamps and stamp pads.
badges, trade checks, labels aud ev-
erything In office supplies, stock tags
In aluminium, notariai and corpora
ton seals. stencils. etc. The sun
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-12-01
Membership OF the HOUSE.


brigham city.
second District-0eorgc Y. smith
(D). Smithfleld. Joseph T.. Carbon
(D), Logan; w. W. Jones OD), Wells
vile.
Third District-Arch McKinnon
(Dl, Randolph
Fourth District-D. l.. Boyle 90.
ogden; J. :. Campbell tpb, ogden;
II. u. Mckay tDl, Huntsville; J, q.
widdlson, Jr., 90, Hooper
Fifth Distrlct-James =, Hopkins
(Dl. Croydon.
sixth District-Francis ~. Nader
(D). Syracuse.
Seventh District, Alex Bcyan
(Sl. Tooele.
Eighth Dlstrict-Joseph q. Bywater
(D). Elizabeth j. Hayward (Dl. Il.
W. Young. Jr.. Cd. G. NJ. Hecker I'D.
Robert T.. Currie CD, J. W. McKin-
ney CD). J. T. Raleigh tP). Salt Lake:
Daisy Allen ID. Garfield, Thomas T..
Page (P). l,iyerton,
Ninth District-J. l.. Boyden (D),
Coalville.
Tenth Dlstrict-George A. Fisher
Cd. Heber.
Eleventh Dlstrict-O. II. Berg 90.
Provo. Edward Southwick Cd, Lehi;
Alma Greenwood (D), American
Fork; Lorenzo Argyle CDl, Spanish
I ork.
Twelfth District. W. Currle Cd,
Vernal.
Thirteenth Distriot-orson Cazier
(Dl, Nephi
Fourteenth District--H. Il. Thomas
Al nj
son.
Fifteenth District-Frank r, Ben
nett (D). storrs.
sixteenth District--Nephi L. VIII
liams Cd, Castle Dale.
Seventeenth District-F. u. Ham
mond D), Moab.
Eighteenth District. T.. Heppler
CD. Riohfield.
Nineteenth District-Frank Pratt
CD. Hinckley.
Twentieth District. r. Tolton
Cd. Beaver.
Twenty-First District--Reuben DE.
witt Cd, Marysvale.
Twenty Second District--Sylveste
Williams Cd, Thurber.
Twenty-Third Dlstrict-John KlDs
CD. Esoalante.
Twenty-Fourth Distriot--George w.
Decker CDl, Parowan.
Twenty-Fifth District-Arthur Pax
man Cd, 81. George.
Twenty-Slxth District-David ID.
Rust Cd, Kanab.
Twenty-Seventh Dlstrict--George A.
Adams Cd. Monticello.
Twenty Eighth District--G. v. Bill
hngs CD, Duchesne.
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The scnatc's Membership.

First District-Archibald Bcvan
(D). Tooclc.
second Distrlct--J. W. Funk dpb.
Richmond.
Third District-l,ichard Stringham
Cd. Woods Gross
Fourth District-Joseph chez tDb
and W. J. Parker CDl. ogden.
Fifth Diutrict-Jam.s w clyde
(Dl. ltcbcr city
Sixth District-Ucorgc ~. Dcrn 90 e..
W. w. Armstrong Cp). e. L. Olson
tDl. Wesley X. Walton upl. Frank
Evans uD, salt Lake.
seventh District-H =. Reynolds
tD), springvillc' J. u. wootton uD.
American Fork.
Eighth District-Danicl Stevens
tDl. Fillmore.
Ninth District-orlnndo Bradley
CD). Moroni
Tenth Distrlct-Quincc Kimball
(Dl. Windcr.
Eleventh Distriot-willium Sceg-
miller ODl, kannb.
Twelfth District-Don ~. Cotton
CID. Ncrnai
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-12-01

o'ef stamps and stamp pads,
trade checks, labels and ev-
|ns IN office supplies. stock tags
smlnum, notarial and corpora
''ais stencils, etc. The sun
Poke Elk Drlaa Ct.a. III HE0
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-12-01

My wife Is tiekled half 20 death
over those new scarf stylea
Why her extreme approbation2
They enable her TO cover az two OF
her three chins.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-12-01

The Chinese make an appetizing Ia
BILE sauce out of soy beans. wheat aud
rock salt