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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-26
American Beats
Apple Experiment
of Prof. Newton

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Sept 26-(SpecialO
~ new theory Of gravitation will be
announced soon before the ST. Louis
Academy OF Sciences by Prof. Francis
z. Nipper, retired head OF the depart
n,ent OF physics of Washington univer-
Nty. In written statement today Prof
Nipper says
ut will be shown that attraction he
tween gravita,ion matters has not only
diminished into zero but has been con
verted into repulsion, which is more
than twice as great as normal attrac-
ton"
Professor Nipper made his expert
ments with bodies suspended horizontal
ly toward each other. BY introducing
electricity into the atmosphere he con.
verted normal attraction into repulSior
IF electricity can alter the graviia
tioual attraction OF the bodies used "
ny experiments" he said, the sam,
force can alter the carth's attraction
II the negative electricity could bt
drawn from the ear,h's surface, grayita
tional attraction suddenly would ceaS,
and the conference OF the earth's SUI
face would be disas,rously affected"
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EQUoR NO ISSUE
EllDRY CAMP A|CN
. STARTED IN IOWA
Prohibition State to Vote on
y Constitutional Plan,

DES MONIES, Iowa, Sept 26--The
S&nte OF Iowa is experiencing novelty
h the way OF prohibition campaigns
Though contest is on to decide wheth-
q OF not the state will adopt constitu-
ticual prohibition. there has been little
, q no effort so far in the campaign to
1ustify the saloons. This is largely be
cause OF the fact that Iowa is already
q dry as laws can make it, and the laws
ase being pretty thoroughly enforced
Dry Two Years Ago.
The state went dry two years ago by
m act OF the legislature, most of the
counties having Already been saloon
less before the final blow was dealt the
saloons Temperance forces are work
ing now TO put prohibition into the con
Stitution thereby making it impossible
10 bring back the saloons by an act of
Tie legislature.
Iowa once before voted on constltu-
tionaI prohibition, as far back as l8S,
and it carried BY some 1900 votes. The
amendment was knocked out by the Su-
pfeme court on tcchnicality, and the
temperance forces had to open a new
fight, which will eliminate in a spc-
ciai election on constitutional prohi-
bition next month.
There is apparently no organized
state opposition to the amendment In
view OF the fact that the state is already
saIoonless the national liquor interests
are not putting up any fight worth
while, reserving their funds for those
states where they have more at stake
and also for use in the impending bat
tie over national prohibition.
Laws Prohibit Advertising.
The new laws prohibit the advertising
Of the sale OF liquor in Iowa in any way
They also make the place OF delivery OF
liquor the place Of sale, thus permitting
the prosecution OF any agent who deliv-
ers liquor in the state Other laws per
NIT the seizure of liquor in almost any
p1ace II may be found Manufacturers,
doctors, dentists and veterinarians may
psrchase spirits for legitimate purpos-
e.. Churches using wine for sacramen
tsl purposes have discovered that there
b no legal way they can purchase altar
wine. This question has been left for
decision by the state department Of JUS
tiee.
Opinion is divided as to the result, Of
the election next month. Even should
the state vote down the prohs5i,ory
a1nendment il will be extremely diff
eUlt to restore the saloons in Iowa Be
3ese this can be done legislature mus,
II elected which will repeal the law
peoviding for statutory prohibition, and
Ulll eSlso repeal all the bone dry" laws
new in effect. lnasmuch as the lcgis.
lAture, the lower branch especially, is
generally dry by big majority this
contingency appears unlikely
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ncgligeeS quite as well as for the hours
ot sleep
The sketch shows gown which Is
called La CiRale II is made OF sky
blue mouSsclnc, which is thicker
quality ut chiffon that VIC often use,
and !, ha, ,callopS At the neck and hem
ui the skirt Whlrharc bound with In,
material Bias fold, ol the mouSscine
are used IN LAYERS to build the sleeves,
and straps OF white ribbon 70 across
the shoulders 10 hold the decolletagc
IN place ButtonholeS around the waist
line allow a broad band oi ribbon to
slip through and tie in a sash end at
the back and there are loose ctavat
bows of the ribbon to hold the two seal
/ lopcd front, together Even II woman
/ doe, mot care Tor ,ky blue mouSSrline
as fabric Tor her sleeping gown. she
certainly should not hc aycr,c 10 copy
lug TN, pattern That idea at the neck
. IS very we'll worked out and the seal
lup.. which are bound with material and
mot embroidered make am agreeable i'm
Ii,h.
| Copyright by the Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicalc)
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PR0F|T-TAK|NC
WEAKENS CORN
Weather Reports Fail to En-
courage Buyers,

CHICAGO. Sept 26 Profit taking by
bulls who had anticipated unfavorahlc
weather developments, weakened the
corn market today. Temporary removal
OF uncertainty about possible changes in
the existing maximum price regulations.
tended also 10 favor the hears The gov
ernment weekly crop and weather report
gave no special encouragement for buy
crs. Opening quotations, which ranged
from " TO Am7SC lower at fl2l 10
tl2tk December. and 81 lsia al 1879,
May. were followed by further mate
rial decline
Adjustment of expiring contracts In
the current month has depressing cf-
feet on the meat markets ileavincs1
resulted. too. from the downturn In corn.
Fresh advances In the value Of hogs lift
ed provisions. Pork was especially
strong
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Young Couple Flee ''Big We'd
ding Plans Secret Even
From Her Mother, @

CHICAGO, Sept 2b, tSpecial)-
Miss Dorothy ] Mivela,, niece OF May
or Thompson, didn't wish an elaborate
wedding SO she mo,ored to Crown
Point yesterday afternoon with William
L. Loern and they were married
Not even her mother Mrs Margaret
Mivelaz, $50 Lakeside place. knew any
thing about her plans until the Examn-
er telcphoned the family last night and
told the news
Tell News Over Dessert.
The newlyweds had gone to the home
OF Mrs. Zoern's sister, Mrs. Philip Nc
Mahon 1883 Ber,eau avenue, for din
ner, and announced their wedding over
the dessert
Mrs Ioern lauphingly declined to dis
cuss the event, but later her brother in
law, Philip Mcmahon talked for her,
Will Go to New York.
MIR 2ocrn is a member OF the ZoeIn
Motor Sales company at Sheffield and
Newport avenues" he said They have
known each other Tor a year and a halt
None OF the family knew they were to
marry They will go to New York on
their honeymoon
Mrs. Zoern is ~ years old and her
husband p Mrs Ioern's mother is a
sister OF Mrs. William Hale Thompson
Mother and daughter have been active
| IN the suffrage movement.
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japanese to Visit New York.

NEW YORK, Sept. 26-New York
has completed elaborate preparations
for the reception and entertainment OF
tiN members OF the Japanese mission.
headed by Viscount lshi, who are to
be the guests of this city during the
ensuing two or three days The pro-
gram provides for a municipal ban.
quet and public reception and trips to
Yves, Point and other places in the
vicinity.
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LIVE RPooL.

LIVERPOOL. Sept. G-COTTON: Spot.
slow OF sale: prices, 10 points lower.
American. midding. fair, l967d; good
middling. 19.07d; middling 1864 low
mIddllng. lSl2d; good ordinary, l7l7d;
ordinary, 1867; sales. 1000 including
1900 American; receipts, 900. all Amer
lean. Futures, 10 points lower. Septcm-
ber l767d; September oct obcr. 113Id;
October November, II 95d; December
January, l64od January February,
IL sod: March April, l6l2d; May June.
IL 9bd. The above are all fixed prices.
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Outside Livestock
ST. LOUIS.

ST LOUIS. Sept 20 HOGS Receipts.
1000, & to iOc higher; lights, slS7bM
10 90 pigs, SIS 50nls25 mixed and
butchers, SIS 7jql9 ~: good heavy, Sl9 25
Gl9iO. bulk. sls75ml9tO CATTLE:
Receipts 5000; slow, native beef steers,
s. O0d II 80. yearling steers and hcifers,
s. 00d 500. cows. f6ood 90, stockers,
Sc 50f9 so: Texas quarantine steers,
So 75mlO 50: fair TO prime southern beef
ri eers, 50 O0mi2 rs beef cows and heif-
ers, So 0Odi0.OO; prime yearling steers
and heifers, 81 200. native calves,
ST. 75ni575. SHEEP: Receipts, 500,
prospects, stcndy, lambs fl2 oOm ~ So,
ewes, so sou II 90. wcthcrs, $40 b0H $50,
Gamers and choppers, s. O0d 200.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. Sept 26 The cotton
market showed renewed irregularity early
today. First prices were 2S points high
er to points lower with near months
relatively firm on covering. There was
considerable southern selling and local
realizing when prices eased right after
tho opening October. selling offi from
- i0c to - l0c and January from % 6bc
to 2333c These offerings were absorbed
at the decline, however. with trade ner-
vous over the tropical storm outlook and
the market firmed up severed points
from tho lowest on increased covering
Preliminary instruments OF one OF the
monthly crop reports Indicated deteriorn-
tion in Alabama. Mississippi and Louis
lana.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-26
Lost Child
Hides In Log
From, a Wolf
Four-Year-0Id Boy WanderS
in Forest for Three Days
and Nights,


ASHLAND. Wis. Sept. %. - (Spe-
cial)-"One night | crawled in a log
to get away from a big dog"
Tb;. and o,h.r fragments uttered nv
l;tIe M;cb,sI i,,;Ln yc,,S old are
being uscd 70 niece on, ,hc wonderful
story of IN. ,b;ld'. exn.,;crccs during
tbe ,hrre d,vs and ,b,.e nights in which
he wandered lost in the wild North
Wisconsin wood, The how ;s ,apidly
recovering from the effects of exposur.
and shock of fear but il is impos,iblc
10 get a connected narrative from him.
Manv Animal, In Woods
The woods where he wandered h,--
Dor MANY wolves foxes and other wild
animals. including foxes and other wild
animals, including an occasional bear.
II i, believed that the "bip dog" from
which he sought shelter in a hollow los
was in fact a wolf
His las, meal At home was Monday
noon Thursday night il took two
nurse, To feed him When found he
had lost aft his clo,hinp eycep, thin nm
derclothinq. even hi, shoes His home
is ON the edge of the forest and he was
used 10 hardship. otherwise he would
have died Monday and Tuesday were
.,A''k n.s"t' Hn' wv WV 'a'' 49," ~,
oa ,;.'.,, IT, ,si.L si,, i,,o
-
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KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY, Sept ee HOGS: Re.
ccipts. 5000. 10 to lbc hirhcr Rulk 8 tC
n - Is! Navy, slsson ~ 30; light, SIS n
ml9 10: pigs. sri OOni6t0 CATTLE: Re-
cclpts. 10000 including 400 southerns
dressed beef steers, .00Tlb.bo; south.
ern steers, 81 OOHll 70; COWS. 81 j0m 10 90
hcifcrs, s7O0dl7 90; stoCkers 81 hOd
~ 90; cows, s. bOW 1900 SHEEP: Re.
ccin,s. 10. ooO: weak Lambs, 81 oooi
Il so: yrarlings, t2 N0ml2 iOi wethers
era SS OO6rI7 rs
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Sailors Must Have Passports.

LONDON, Sept o.-Robert II
skinner. the American consul general
has been instructed by Secretary OF
State Lansing to see that hereafter al
seamcn on vessels bound for the
United States are provided with pass.
ports OF other documents showing theil
identity and nationality
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Sept 90 HOGS Receipts.
I 0rO. strong To l5c higher Bulk SIS %
mlol5; light, SIS oodl9.2o; miycd, 81 70
mi0 II, heavy, Sl7 s0dl9 %: rough, 81 90
MlSib: piss. ii25dlSl0 CATTLE:
Receipts, 20. OO0 weak Native beef cat
tlr 81 ebMl775; western steers, Sc iOd
l5 10; stockcrp. Sc 95mll25; cows and
hcifers. IS l06l2lo; calves, Slo coq 600.
SIFFp Receipts, 81 200; wcnk Weth-
rrs. s. 00ni26O: lsmiw 3OOdl7.7j.
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RATES T|ChTEN;
STOCKS DECLINE
Call Loans Advanced to Seven
Percent at Gotham.

NOW YORK. Sept 26-T1ghtenlng Of
money rates as Indicated by yesterday
unexpected advance In caH loans to 7
percent, excrtcd a bearish influence nj
the outset OF todAys stock market
Leaders In the various active groups. In
cluding cquipmonts. coppcrs motors and
feathers fell / 10 points on fairly large
offerings. United States steel reacted
over point but rails and shlppings
yielded more moderately Many lots OF
liberty bonds changed hands at par.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-26
EARLY ADVANCE
LOST BY COTTON
Selling Meets Rise Due 10
Fear of Storm,

NEW ORLEANS, Sept 2s-Nervous-
ness over the hurricane approaching tho
United States coast caused buying OF
cotton around the opening today and a
rlse OF 10 l6 points Fairly heavy sell
Ing met the rise chiefly from longs. who
were llquidating and there was n reac-
tion. At the end OF the first half hour
OF business prices were 3 TO IA points
under Yesterdays close
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-26
UNFRAMED GIRLS

Have little chance for advancement
In most lines Of work. Many bright
girls who are unable to afford spe-
cial business training are thus de-
privcd Of any opportunity for better
Ing themselves by promotion to
responsible positions,
Owing 10 the highly specialized ma
turc Of the business the Telephone
Company finds II necessary TO com
plctcly train all new employees. and
for this purpose maintains thor
oughB equipped school In which
competent and experienced teachers
give an inexperienced girl com
prehensive course OF instruction In
business that offers permanent work
with splendid opportunities for sd-
yancement'
This EXPENSIVE course NJ instruc-
tIon Is not only given free, hut be-
ginncrs are paid salary while
learning.
The work Is congcnlnl. the hours
are shorter than NJ most other husi-
ness places. and the working condi-
tions are better than can be found
elsewhere.
This excellent opportunity for am
bilious girls should be Investigated
by opplylng to Mrs I'M Room 20s.
Pioneer Building Only unmarried
girls between the ages OF is and 81
can be considered.
SOUTHWESTERN BELL TDLEPHON
COMPANY,
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CiTYBRIEFS

Negroes Get cortlnusnecs Twenty
two negroes arrested Yesterday Nttpr-
noon on charge OF gaming, appeared
IN the municipal court today and re
qucsted that their cases be- continued
until tomorrow, Judge Mitchell granted
their requests,
Chamber News out-Coples of the Ok
lbhomn city Chamber NJ Commerce News
are being mailed today This months
issue contains eight pages II II devoted
chiefly 10 fair news Additional copies
have been placed for distribution at the
Information house.
Fire insurance. Wal IS. Taz upshaw
ADV
Negro Fined Pete stamps. negro was
Tined tle and costs In thg municipal
court today, when he was tried on "a
charge Of selling whisky.
Permits sis6, $50 Building permits is.
sued so inr this month amount TO ilS6,
SEQ
Ed l. lInhn, Funeral Home. W 22-Ad,
Lol,erer. Arre.ted-A crusade nvains,
lolirrers now r'pH wagrd hy the police.
. II proving surCrssful during Fair week
/ NN were arrested last night on this
rhhtrt lu the majority " cases the
defendants nfc fined $40 and costs cnph
/ Az sN arrested last mrht un this chargf
are negroes.
Eleven Traffic Violations Flnyer
,hair's Vt violating the ,ltN's tfnft, ~.
dinau'o were flied at the police stBtiu,
last night Three chutgp pnrkIur over
time one reckless driving four mo- nrht,
and three speeding
County offices Closed offices al
the courthouse were closed pll day tndp,
30 that the county cWVloNrs mirh, ,iai
the Fair The sheriff. OFFICE vus IA,
only one which remained open An ug
tice ~ the peace courts were nlsn close,
today Anyone arrested tuil, Will hpN
TO remain IN iail uuiil tomorrow uulps
one of the Justices NJ the peace cam l.
induced tu Httaigu them
Murder Trial Opens The trial NJ ! "
Mctain. a nggtO charged with the mut
der ~ y negro woman two mouths np,
which WIS post stpuned ftuu yrstUpin, ntl
ernoon, IN scheduled for today IN tho dil
trict court Cnllte Mccain. wife OF m
accused man. will be one OF the ptlncip.
witnesses for the state n ~ charge
that Mccain shot nj his wife, but misar
her and Killed another woman
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|}9r y DRESS y! E;!!:! s.
A,VIlJB1 F>v\e Rkttenho1se

These colorS are more attractive than
white, and the new nigh,gowns which
have been brough, out for the wartime
brides can be used for house frocks or
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.
In Ansrerinr Ads. Please Mention Tmes.

WHY pay more7 10c or l5c meat order
includes bread and butter, salads. veg
e,ahics. desserts, SC. each. Cafeteria.
State National Building.
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Bows Arrested

poys Arrested Joe I.inthlcum nm,
RAYMOND Clark, boys charged with
theft nj ITO South Robinson avenue
were turned over to webb Jones' trunnl
officer today They were arrested yes
tprdnN afternoon
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PROFESSIONAL AND
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
IN hr.~-y,ns 40. r,.... n."t,.n ., Ti-.>
Rubber Stamps and Seals.
o. X. sTAMP AND SEAL CO. iiS West
Grand Phone Wal ssS.
Shine Parlor.
WE CALL FOR, shine and dcliyer shoes
OF any color. Postoffice Shoe shop, flS
n Robinson. Maple m. -----------
Sporting Goods.
NICKEL plating; repairs all kinds Okla
City Sporting Goods Co. 1lS NJ Bdwy.
MALE HELP WANTED
In Answering Ads. r,~ss- Mention Times
SOMETHING new at tho Cafeteria; reg
ular supper, 30c. eight dishes tbest
qualify; are YOU wise? Como tomorrow
night Basement State National Bank.
POULTRY tippers wanted, experience
unnecessary. Swift & Co, FIRST and
Santa Fc
ONE or TWO boys IS or Older, help
manufacture and sell Candled Pop
Corn 10 North Wehh street
WANTED-Two young men to act ms
news agent on Frisco, good chance for
advancement. Apply In person. Fred
Harvey, 22t South Broadway
hoy WANTED Between the age OF l6
and IS years Dnk's Parrish Laundry,
Broadway Circle
WE steam and press your suits for 25c;
we call. we deliver The Acme, 9l6
N Hudson. Wal 1869
WANTEp-Man with Ford car with de-
livery body to deliver -four. Call Wal
WANTED-A general manager TO travel
and appoint slTh- agents for our oil
proposition; applicant must have 3lOOJO
per year ability.
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY.
sos 10 Insurance Bldg Maple 36
WANTEp-Tcn livestock statesmen; only
live wires who have confidence In them
selves need apply; expense advanced 10
proper parties; references required mako
appointment by phone Maple 2Gl2. or
address Box 265. Oklahoma city.
WANTED-lO livestock salesmen only
live wires who have confidence In
themselves need apply expenses nd
vanced to proper parties; reference re-
aulrcd. make appointment bv phone. Ma
Pile 26l2. Address Box 265, oklahoma
CITY.
Roy over l6, not attending school; Of
flee work Apply Wilson Il Co, Cen
eral office, Packingtown
LARGE corporation desires services Of
experienced office clerk; excellent op-
portunitv for advancement for one who
can qualify, state age, experience, phone
number and salary desired, H-36. care
Times
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The war has caused so many weddings
that onginalities for trousseaux have
taken precedence over other Septem-
Der costumery.

NEW YORK. Sept 2s-Onc of the
photographers along Fifth avenue has
put up sign that no civilians need
apply Tor appointment until after a GER
tain date in October.
The entire time Of this shop is given
over to those who are going to war. II
nigh, be said Judging from surface ap-
peatanccS, that the majority OF dress
makers and shops would be tru,hiully
able to put out the same kind Of sign
The world is as full of weddings as it
IS OF war. There is a contemptuous at
ttude toward war weddings that make
affairs a bit unpleasant for those who
have hurricdly arranged to be married
because the man has been drafted
The word Stacker" is being heard
as much in America A. il was in Great
Britain last year Our women have
no, vet paradcd the streets with white
feathers TO he pinned on the coats of
vlrlle Young men in civilian clothc.
but no ono knows what may happen
| when the casualty lists come i'm and
the women of tins continent see happy
Young men going about their business
or taking par, in the frivolitics ol life
without thinking OF the battlefield upon
which some woman's son. brother or
husband los, his life II is this knowl
edge oi inequality that oonironts a na
ton when some men die and others play
during a battle We may vet come 10 IT,
and woe he the SlackcrS when the WON
en- begin their battle of dcriSion and
contempt
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Lingerie for Brides.

hundreds ot Young men IN uniforms
however, are leading girl, to the altar.
and It is these military wedding, that
occasion the create, amoun, oi cor.
Sldcra,un and sentimental enthusiasm.
When the 1918 clas, of West Pom,
was graduated year ahead Of tune
in order tha, ITS lS2 men could go un-
der the color,, there were seventeen
weddings as soon as the diplomas were
handed out
This Is hut an echo o' what is going
on from Newport to Coronado beach
Therefore, It Is we'll that the dress
makers and shops provide an cv,raot
dlnary assortment n' original under
, clothes tor the hurried and haras,ei
bride to choose for her hastily Assem-
hlcd ,ruus,eau
The striking feature in these wartime
| ,rnu,se1uN IS the lntrodu uun oi pastel
shade, ol chiffon a, substitute ior
white muslin Happily, We are dom,
with those atfoc,llc, brought over from
PafS and put ont aS the last word in
fashion made oi black chiffon with
scarlet apples and green bird, oi para
disc cayottlng over the surfaces. Their,
was an mwholcsumc tome about ,u,l
|urlgin1uons II iS safe ,u saw that NOR,
women wore them m America than it
/ Paris iUr there ,s mo nsr DENYING tina
our women accept many uph fashion
/ without asking thcm,chc, much ahou
the source
Nightgowns Of Sky Blue.
There is no artistic reason 10 hr adj
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A glass has been developed which
gives the same intensity OF color values
as daylight, when used with a gas or
tungsten light
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KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. Sent 2e. - RUTTER
EGGS AND POULTRY Unchanged 20.
TATOES, STEADY; 81 25.
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POULTRY tippers wanted. experience
unnecessary. swift & Co, First aud
SANTA Ec
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Permits sts6,66o. Building permits is.
sued Ho mr this month amount to ilS6,
$50
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Eleven Traffic Violation. Tls,ep
charges " violating tho ,ity.s Traffic ot.
dlnai'o were filed AT the police station
last night Three chutgr parking over
llme, one reckless driving four mo- lights
and three speeding
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DRESSMAK1NG AND MILLINERY
n, sp.ycr,rs Al. rie.-. Mention Times.

COMPETENT drr-smaket. guarantee sat
,t,.r 4 9o n ~. Walnut 6iqS
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Nighlgown. OI Skv Blue.

There is no artistic reason to bc ad.
vanced against the use OF ,ky blue, pale
pink and FAINT lavender ior lingerie.
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10 l. unhn, Funeral Home. " a'-Ad
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Negro Fined Pete stamps. negro was
fined So and costs In thr municipal
court today, when he was tried on "a
charge ot selling whisky.