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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-07-16
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The poulation of Sunny Slope. Riv-
erised and the Gem district is happy
over the fact that at last the Pickle
Butte bridge is to be constructed.
Last Monday morning men arrived at
the bridge site with lumber for the
bunk houses and it is said that twenty
or more men will rush that part Of
tn. work to completion.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs.
James T. Hogg on Wednesday after
noon of last week. At the business
meeting it was decided to give an ice
cream social in the near future The
date will appear next week.
Our community was represented at
District court last Tuesday morning
when evidence was presented against
the owners of the Caldwell Traction
Electric line. for disseminating service
on the car line.
Fl. G.. Stevens left for his farm in
Oregon last Tuesday, Mr.. Stevens ex-
poets to be gone about week
Crops are growing amazingly. The
grain fields are showing signs of ripen-
ing, while the potato crops look very
pormising. Potatoes have been dug
by different growers that weight a
pound piece, which is certainly not
bad for the first week in July.
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S. P. Mcneil and family received
few days visit from James Patterson
and family from Pomeroy Wash.
Mrs. 7. L. Maxwell of Clatonia visi-
ted on Monday and Tuesday with old
time friends in Canyon.
R. A. Handyshell is doing we'll now,
though he was obliged to have his leg
reset. His leg was so swollen at the
first examination that it was not pos
sible to. ascertain the exact nature of
the break
Misses Thelma and Velma Silvers
OF Eagle Island visited on Monday
With their friends Agnes and Camelia
Mcneil.
Arthur l.. Robertson is reported to
be quite ILL., The cause of his illness
has not been learned.
A. D. Robertson has had his wheat
Mrs. O. M. Trotter enjoyed a de-
lightful surprise on the evening of the
9th inst. The occasion was the ami
versary of her birthday and number
Of friends came out from Caldwell to
help her celebrate.
Notwithstanding the intense heat on
Sunday the attendance at the Sunday
school was larger than ever before.
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{. Harshman and son, Harry AMI
Emmett visitors Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. eParson and
family and Mr. Pearson's brother Carl.
were dinner guests at the J. L. Edelf,
son home of Brier Rose Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Hosley of Boise were
Sunday guests at the o. S. Mason
home
w. H. King was quite i'll Thursday
but is much improved at this writing.
Loe Pearson who won first place l.,
the spelling contest, left Tuesday for
Sylvan Beach to enjoy her two weeks
outing at that place
Mrs: Pappas and son. Samuel, re-
turned Sunday from a three weeks
visit in Portland.
E. M. Weymouth of Wilder was a
caller at the ]. K. Mullen home Tues
dav evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. McElwain and
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Shaver motored TO
Homedale Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Milliner and Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Wardell and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Milliner motored to Boise
Thursday and were guests at the Ted
Milliner home.
Mrs. ! D. Rowland and Mrs. Mar
garet Newland of Caldwell were Sun
day guest of Mrs. George Mason.
Mrs. c. F. Bales and daughter Betty
were callers at the w. c. Fugate
home Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beck and fam
lily were Sunday guests of the Tom
Spillman family of Middleton.
Quite number from this commit
nifty attended the lecture given by Viii
liam Jennings Bryan at MEMORIAL Park
Monday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Bales and two
children called at the w. c. Fugate
home Saturday evening.
Elmer Brown had big force of men
cleaning bitches last week.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-07-16
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM
SURROUNDING TERRITORY

by July 20 and Mr.. and Mrs. Haines
are moving to Nampa for the persent
Prof. Nelson is to be the supervisor
of music in the Caldwell and Nampa
schools for the Coming year.
Mrs. Joseph Reinbolt of Detroit,
Michigan, arrived Friday for an ex-
tended visit at the home of her daugh-
ter-in-law, Mrs. T. w. Reynolds. She
may decide to locate in Idaho.
Mi. and Mrs. Frank Browning and
family spent Sunday at the Orville
Miller home in Franklin.
Elmer Roberts of Boise spent sew
eral days last week at the home of
his aunt. Mrs. L. A. Whittle. He re-
turned to his home Sunday.
Mrs. Ralph Allen and children of
lower Fairview are visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Browning.
Mr. and Mrs. A. ]. Junker and fam
lily picnicked at Curtis park Monday
with a party of friends.
Mr. and Mrs. A. ]. Firkins have
moved into fine brick bungalow,
which is just completed, on their farm
near Marks station.
Deer Flat scourts Elijah Chatter and
Seymour Lee, members of the Nampa
troup of Boy Scouts, went with the
Nampa scouts to Deer Flat on the
fifth of July, where they were enter
tanned bv the Deer Flat scouts and
Camp Fire Girls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Gibson and sons
OF Nampa were visitors at the T. w.
REYNOLDS home Sunday afternoon.
G. F and William I.antzcr went to
Lake Lowell fishing Friday and re-
port excellent success.
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Mrs. R. S. Lee entertained the Mis-
sionary society of the Nampa Unite
Presbyterian church last Thursday al
ternoon. There was a large attend
ance, over fifty being present. Mrs.
J. c. Alden of Nampa, who was a state
delegate to the convention at Youngs-
town, Ohio. gave fine report of the
meeting and Mrs. Marion Of Parma, a
returned missionary gave an illustrated
talk on India which was particularly
enjoyed. Ice cream and cake was
served by the hostess.
Miss Genevieve Haynes, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Haynes, who
moved from Midway to Melba short
time ago. underwent serious opera
ton at Mercy hospital in Nampa,
Nh and Mrs. Willard Turner spent
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Turner;
sister, Mrs. Ray Wood, who lives
south of Nampa.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. I. Burkholder and
Waldo Bixel of Nampa and Miss
Eulalie Kohleyi recently of Ohio, were
Sunday dinner guests at the David
Kaufman home.
Mrs. T. w. Reynolds and her guest,
Mrs. Joseph Reinbolt of Detroit, were
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. ]. S.
Hickey of Nampa.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Rowland were
guests last Sunday and Monday at
the home of an uncle in Wilder. where
a family reunion was held.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Walker of Nampa. at
Mercy hospital, Monday. July S Mrs.
Walker will be remembered as Miss
Alma Firkins, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. ]. Firkins.
Mrs. ]. s. Gellispie visited Mrs.
Donald Mcclellan of Nampa Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sharp of
North Nampa were visitors at the
c. o. Haines home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F.. Dutton of Cald-
we'll spent Sunday at the home of Mrs.
buttons brother. F. F. Fry.
Miss Mae lsaacson was an overnight
guest of Miss Grace Van Kirk of Nam
pa. Wednesday night.
Miss Marie Karcher, assistant chief
in the Nampa telephone office, lett
Sunday for a two weeks vacation with
friends at Grandview and Pocatello.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Getting of Eagle
were Sunday visitors at the Leo Smith
home. {.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Grimm and son.
Owen, of Franklin. Mrs. Jennie Marks
and Mrs. Harriet Marks and daughter.
Miss Rachel of Nampa were visitors
at the George r. Marks home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner and family of
Nampa, and Mrs. and Mrs. L. D. Har-
ris and sons spent the Fourth at the
A. ]. Firkins home.
c. o. Haines has sold his twenty
acre farm at Porter station to Prof.
T. R. Nelson of Payette, considera-
ton 10000. Possession is to be given
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Mrs. Smizer and Mrs. CLANCY oil
Middleton entertained the Good Cheer
club Thursday afternoon, July 9Th, al
the home Of Mrs. Clancy at Middle.
ton. After a short business session
dainty refreshments were served. A
pleasant social hour was spent, inter
spersed with music, both vocal and in
strumental. The club adjourned to
meet with Mrs. Earl Baird July r.
Roll call will be a question box.
Mrs.. L. A. WEYMOUTH is a convel-
escent from Mercy hospital at Nampa,
Restmyer of Nampa.
J. L. Renfrew, post master of Alva
Oklahoma and editor and published of
the leading newspaper of that place,
spent several days of last week visit
ing his niece. Mrs. L. S. McElwain.
Mr.. Larson of Orchard Ave-, has
moved to the P. F. Martin place which
he recently bought.
J. ]. Moore and family, Mrs. J. L.
Hoover and daughter, Fern, motored
to Boise and had picnic dinner at the
tourist park of that place.
Congressman J. r. Connel, of Colby,
Kansas, an old time friend of the w.
c. Fugate family, enroutc home from
the convention at San Francisco, was
week end visitor at the w. c. Flu
gate home. He, in company with the
Fugate family, were dinner guests Sat-
urday at the II. S. Burger home of
Caldwell.
J. X. Mullen and family were guests
of the c. f. Norman house Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smith of Nam
pa. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Eagleshoof
and son Carl, Mrs. Joseph King and
Fred Engle OF Caldwell were dinner
guests at the F. c. Fugate home Sun
day.
Joe Pearson accompanied by Larry
Larry Edelfson and Alden Williams,
left Monday for a two weeks outing
at Payette Lakes.
Horace Milliner was taken to the
Caldwell sanitarium Monday and I'M
derwent an operation for appendicitis.
The operation was considered a sue
cess.
Chas. Book and nephew of Salver
City, visited several days last week
with Mrs. l.. F. Cook and family.
Miss Ruby Land of Weiser was the
guest of hir cousin, Miss Alice Mason
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Bales had for
visitors Friday evening J. R. Con-
nelly of Colby, Kansas, Mrs. C. c.
Bales and daughters, Mary and Ethel,
Miss Mary Fugate of Caldwell and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Fugate and daugh-
ter Ethel and son, Roy.
Miss Addie Whitney of Middleton
was caller at the Henry Beck home
Monday evening.
Ruby Lockridge of Caldwell is stay
ing at the Monroe Ollie home.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Wardell of
Hazleton left for their home Friday
alter three weeks visit at the George
Milliner home.
Mrs. Adams, mother of Mrs. Cress,
left last week for a summer visit with
her two sons who live in California.
Mrs. w. H. King was guest sever
al days last week at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. H. A. Reed of Boise.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-07-16
Which dog is yours?

Getting the jump, and drawing ahead at each
turn of the wheels! That's the supreme salts
faction Conoco will help you to secure
Conoco Gasoline assures instant response when
you step on the accelerator. Your car fairly
shoots. In congested traffic you can throttle
down, and be sure of quick getaway when
the jam breaks
Conoco spells economy, too You run on lean,
clean burning mixture which gives big mileage
per gallon of fuel, with practically no smoke or
carbon
For engine protection and smooth, quiet power,
there is no better oil, at any price, than time
tested Polarine.
Sold by dealers, garages and service stations
where you see the Comoco Sigm
For your convenience in buying oil and gasoline,
use C0noc0 Coupon Book.
THE CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY
Psdh
=
co GASOLINE
HE CONOCO SOLDIE SIGN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-06
PLANS
CAMPAIGN FOR
PAcT, REPORT
President May Make Treaty
Principal Issue.
OWEN ONE Of SPEAKERS
Jackson Day" Dinner Pro.
gram Is Announced.

WASHINGTON. Jan. s--rveivs a
the isSdins figures of me Democratic
party. including most Of thoss pvomi-
nenuy msntioncd for the presldss,Ial
nomination. are among ths speakers
mads public today for ths Jackson day
dinner 10 bs held here Thursday night.
Owen VIII spssh.
message from President Wilson wii,
be read first at tho banquet snd
,pesches viii bs made by the follow
Ing.
william jennings Bryan. Secretary
Daniels. Attorney General Palmer,
Covsrnoe Coz. Of Ohio. James ".
0ernri. former anbassador to Der.
many. Champ Clark. of Mlssouri. for.
msr sp~aksr Of the honrc, Gov-rnos
cornvsll. wsst Virginia; senators
Hitchcock. Nrbrsska Pomrrrne, Ohio;
Underwood. Alabama. and owen. Of
oklshcms. and Mrs, Pete oioaon. ms.
soclatc member VI the national COM
mi,iee from Ni0nesota.
This banquet. Incidental to the
ausdfennlal meeting sf the nationsl
oornisittes 70 choosc . time and place
for the national convention, h expected
TO provide . vehicle Tor, thoss In the
running for the wss,dsntial nornirs.
ton 10 placs their visws before the
party leaders and ths country
oesst lNtsrsss IN Wilson Msssuss.
Greatest tntsrsst among arriving
eoWnmiitee members vss msnifsstsd In
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-06
POLICE LOCATE
STOLEN GO0Ls
WORTH $1,000
Three Men Held as Suspects
in Robbery Gang Case, i.
PART OF LOOT IDENTIFIED
Police Say Goods Valued at
$500 Stolen in Month.

With headquarters IN Oklahoma City
and fences" In Arss cities Of aAjo,n-
Ing sts'ss. q gang Of burglars. believed
to have been broken ~ yesterday BY
The arrest " three young men. Operated
In Oklahoms City sos = moeth ana
stole approximately $500 voyth NJ
clothing. furs. silver and heusshcld
goods.
h far the police hare recovered 3 sbou,
t:.Ne worth II property which 10 h.
'nS turned harh 70 the owners o. sast
~ II 10 tAentifisd. Il 10 bsl,svs1 that
. hrss amount II proesvty sirssAy he's
Ssen sod through ths aiis0eA 'Isacss.- -
rhird Men AsvSsee6.
The alleged third inemhsY of the GAns.
0prsr TiadaIi. 10 unlsr arrest anA uiti,
Charles Miller, ~eT Bt1i<veA 10 10 4
sock.up man. and A. u. Nuns, ar.
rested Ut .j wvr Sixth street yeStsr-
day. are being charged with burglary
Philip Pierre. ~ West SIXTEENTH
street. Identified Ahsut rae worth Of
elothica stolen FROM his hcuss rsceniG.
including . saik dress vsiued 1t siol.
several aiik shirts. shoes aaA silver
ware. Nearly Nsee worth ee surs 10
bsins heA II The poties sistiea for
sdentificattsn. ineivdlaG q boAcat skin
rug. rninS fufs aal a>esesAla csats.
ovsposss Az v0une
None OF the mn sss MssFs than .S
years Old and are hel,svsd . have bssn
conducting ubslr vofk not only Ia OK
hhoaa City ~ In othss cities u ths
mAdis vest Asriag . perts1 of several
ys6rs. rhs fence" system wsst In
dlsposlas q oaods b 3 QemplIostel ens
80 m rsQuisv sess511 Aays % N
rsssl esrosdfaG " Jaeh fAenss and
9 Z RAgsS. pAiss,sehsosn. working
No. = nAss,sl hsping ~ b n
yees-GA ~ - jsag go N OAiahoma
Cl0. He ~ M. aesF11ne - tke
pellss, - many tfsvs(s tlsauehsst ths
wssh ssl ~ u1esiy bf nsansy. % shs
MARRIED hiaa Me- = bsil@ved by the
Iallce 70 ~ ianoesat.
Al three Aavs .saatesscA Ia soissestse
IN ths city as1 b one In partlcuIsr ~
Feustsesth s1sest and wsiksr wker~
tAsy ~ thsy ~ ssvesai hundred dol
hfs wsrth u Goo9s,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-06
Census Workers
Find Barns and
Garages Filled
Even Theaters Used 10 Sleep
in, PeebIy Reports.

"Our snunera'ors find persons living
In harms, garages. 'hsstsrs snd every
ceaceivnbls nook and granny said n.
l. Peebiy. supervisor for the fifth dis
trtct federal censas now under way.
Just imagine man sleeping In Q
thestsr building where he works. cay
ing he esnna find . more suitabl
place" he ADDED.
Peebiy ssid 500 Individual census
sups have been used durfng the three
Aays the enumeration hes hsea under
usy. hs expects 1000 uose ssthsv. tn
Night o. tomorrOw. and hiss ordered an
additional supply Of io.no. due TO at.
rive the latter part IT this week
Bstvssn fifteen and tweaty census
snsmsrstots VINO worked during the
federal nose eountias' In isN sre en-
sascd In the work st this tune. peebiy
says. Very few csses Of insfsscienrv
have h~en found. only too perpnsss
having been relieved from the dutvsua-
dertahen. he sstl.
Some confusion Ia found by our
workers owing 10 the city directory
company which 10 nov working here.
Our enumsrators Win - 10 rssidenos
tn obtain the necessary infovsnattsn.
oaly 10 bs tod. why. ! iest gavs sH
that 'dops" 10 oas q ysu foiks lay
or 10 sse' The eaumsgutos thsa hes
10 explain that II must hsvs hssa .
city dirsctory worker. An II which q.
eupiss much ttaps. fssbiy nyA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-06

Billy Sunday May
Have to Furnish
His 0,pn Sawdust
Planning Mills Here Burn Ma
torlaI for Fuel.

WAsa biily sunday comes TO Okla
Asms City In April he may be required
70 bring. IL sdditios 10 his oruanixs ton
Of workers., . supply ef sawdust With
which - cover the floor. Piasins mills
In oAiahsms City burn their sawduss
fos fuel instead Of coal. and thsrs IL
net snsesA supply ksrs now to cover
msss tAaa enc corner Of the tsrsrna Gle
which 70 10 b ~ feet Iong by iIs vide.
The question OF the location u TIE
ie.eee. capscity. o1s.ose Tabernacle vas
placed IN the hasds Of . special com.
mittss q . Ministerial Alliance meet :
inG st the z, ". c. 4. yesterday.
Aa Illustration Of the minute orsap-
isafsoe 70 the fact that several weeks
bssora shs arrival OF the evangelist .
man 70 sent to pick and instruct q
crew ss nsh~r In exactly what to do
end Uhss not 10 DO"
Possibilities have bssn expressed that
yeiy 0uWday may come here EARLIER
thae April u soms ef TIE inter- vsnius
datss On his spsakins tour are unsx- :
psctsdty 0Arsled.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-06
WILSON Fly0RS
NEW Y.AAll
Oonne|ly Against Plan Be-
cause Of Cost Of Material

0ule Wilson. eemnssglseer e psbaie
vwas. = n fsv~ = eslbelag . 80
eity han
iof essrss N vssle - y y
wsvAs1 ~ 0fs(slly, ~ ! 1sasvs \
We ~ - . sss1esA 6ogooaatlDa q
eitv han - eeflcs bssoolao y veu,1
~ ~" ~ IN.
h pssil - Wtssa's ~ b rsss NJ
fiese llses e two o. Seeee ~ sfstcs
spAes anA vsa I've - tbses fSsees fef
muniripai affleea ne ; = Saver n
tsspias The eity hall q its prsssmt b.
catloa.
Mihs Dsaaslly. comsHisstesss q
flAsrct. saM ~ Sess ~ apesuvs ef thu
new city Nh Nleveseoot - )seO ~
builalas naeasiei'h = - ~.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-06
AUToIlolkE TAX
Ian E Wlal
BY AleA cauRI
New Scale Of Taxes Expect
ed 10 Be Due IN Week.

upho,dIAe q tAs nsu O(aAs en@epas-
W. NJ ~, - .1sGaleo. r. - aa11
Uuufsns eoUet aapooeacso tAlg neen'
~ y sspeee11 = reosll " ~ ~
sseemlAS 1us ~ ~ ~ y ~ eess,
sAA VII Dcaa mere tins tzpe.eoo y
revenue from the tan, spayiUsnt q
Which misht have been 1ei1ye1 ih1efl.
nltely N case an oppcslss 6scisioa hsd
been r~ndered.
DismIsssl Of the patlties for . ~.
efenAun vsis On the tan hS h sr1srsl
by The court. TAs 1sttsbra rVvsrass
that et thA SseereAfy q seate, re-.
dsred octobef Z. anA uoAel1s ~ ~.
test Of Henry Wea1, eea>atgulsaer n
hlshwAya Aoainst ~ peststea. rhs
ascis,es = sSif>sa y Jsglsss \. E. Ne
NtIll ~ 10 cyoeoggoo h ~ cAise 3ugs
tice Oven aAd jusltfss oisoey. P,tca-
ford Johnsoa an ulGu1ne
The new aute.1sbtls sAs h basDG
upoa the cor of ~ ~ Foshsf than
upon the hoene De0es.
Payment Of auisae1tIA eoSee wiu -
eve - soea q formal nselee y the -.
efssea 10 sivss ths highway 6sUassnsoa
by the csGrt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-06
SIDNEY DA0Ck WANTS
MS NAME IN CENSUS

sidney l. 'nreck, fssmsr 'msrchas,
here, vfiteS frsn Tsnpa, YIA.. 10 M
chaubss " csmmseca. so1ins that ~
fsss ussmbsss q M fsmoy - lneisAt1
b The 0alAhonA CITY eeaGBA
We vast svssy sps eeoNtkl h a..
herns CITY this tInse." usoek wvltss-
!. Pese1y. ssdersi esasus sspss.
ylsor ~ this tietrtet, has pssWiss1 ~
Olossesr a9spVpH = hlanhs 10 seMA
- ~ = teWo cstissas. - that ~
sffSetal fIesg1n may iee,uas svssy tsoal
sesl1eal = ~ s(ly.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-06
WEATHER BUneAU SAYS
RAIN OR SNOW LIKELY

oilehtiy cooler weather h predicted
~ tonisht and Tomorrow BY the
veoehss hsresu. me minimum last
aiohs was u 6sgrcss Sostiausd cloudy
~ sWesttls1 wsathsv 10 forecast vith
De0eao'y rain ~ saev. ths bureau
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-06

haNe % ask ukt1h0als CIIy 10 vote upcn
CHE bsst nunse for the yeungster. Az
rss6crs = The Times ave invited by the
parsatb 10 mi out the blank printed
abovA and 10 ssnA II 10 the T1msG
e1fieA m Mama getting the hfuss(
punbss ef xxx "vstss' vii ~ sivea
- "nu6sss."
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ArA csnninsham vss sssn n . to-
~ W ~ hleea - Wen Third slrssl
~ DAssAkr keass ~ ~ esselssso
tcsaasaops a esos.a .ossssa 4,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-06
MAT|0IvlDl
DRIVE Nall
sTlRIEl5l
Excessive Prices for
Must Drop, Figg 81 \
PUBLIC HELP ~ k
Prosecutions 10 the Fun
Departments Plan. "a

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meat o. Justice wtthsa ~ -
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