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AnsNieTS 10 Yesterdays XVIII,
rhe Bridge Of Signs Is a COY,
efsd bridge in Venice leading from
the dogess palace to the state prts
ona 1t Is; so called because CON
denned prisoners passed over 1t TO
ttR pFisons on the other side OF the
The Bay Of Biscay is a part
81 the Atlantic Ocean north Of
Spain and southwest OF France.
ditching machine is an ex'
cyating machine for digging
Grover Cleveland was the only
United States president born in
New Jersey.
4 lackey Is a male servant
Who waits on a master; a footman:
S. Japan Is sometimes referred
s. as Nippon which means, In Jap
mess. ..the land Of the rising sun.
An ambidexter is one who
hses both hands equally well.
The Roman goddess OF the
moon was called Luna.
a mandrill is large and Zero,
oious baboon found in West Africa.
10. on shipboard the first Dog
watch Is from 4 p. m. to p. m.
New Questions.
WHAT'S the difference between
In apiafy and an aviary?
2, What is cangue?
What was Mark Twain's real
name?
Who was Callban in Shake.
speare's Tempest"
Who was Adelina Patti?
6; BY what other name is Joan
of Arc called? j,
What does the phrase "quid
tiine mean?
Hhen was the Civil wal
fought?
81 Where and when was George
Bernard Shaw born?
10. Who wrote The Idylls OF the
King
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made another partial report and
found the following indictments;
While Burgess, stealing a re-
volyer valued at $Ss, the property
OF Larry Young.
Claude Metz, transporting liquor
unlawfully.
MlSdemeQnor9
S. "A. McElroy, contributing to the
delinquency OF Sarah Rrickett.
Alphonso Christian, non support.
L. P. Stewart, shooting at John
S. Glover.
~. P. Stewart, operating a street
car while intoxicated.
Reuben Smith, destroying an au.
tomobile tire owned by ?. B. Gle,
land. =
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Dormitory Men
Organized Club

Dormltory men at the Fatrmont
Y. NJ. C. A. organized for the COM
ing year by electing these officers:
President Lloyd Bailey; vice presi-
dent NJ. A. Watkins; second vice
president. Elmer Gauss secretary
rand treasurer, Robert Furman
There are forty-three dormitory
men IN tAe "Y" and they automati-
cally become members Of the club
by the fact that they reside in the
building.
The club will form bowling
league and athletic and social &C
tivities will be followed.
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.Gypsy Party

A most enjoyable occasion was
the Gypsy party given at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lanyhhn,
OF Pennsylvania avenue on last
Friday evening. The guests ac-
.cording to prearS1ngementcame TO
the affair arrayed in gypsy COST
tune. The games and refreshments
were in keeping with the Momad
style Of life and the occasion was
made very interesting as well as
unique. Those present we're the
Misses Sylvia Ables, Ada Sapp,
Olga Laughlin, Darla Harr, Mary
Stevens Elsie Thompson. Iva Car
penter and Messrs. Kenneth Rid
enour and Burl Toothman.
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More Evidence In
Rape Case Today

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. I'll
Miss Zeh Provost, one Of the show
girls participating In Roscoe Ar
buckles hotel party leading~to the
death OF Miss Rape was the first
witness today. Arbuokle. Miss
Rappe, Mrs. B. NJ. belmont, Miss
Alice Blake, Alfred Semnacher and
L. Sherman were in Arbuckle's
suite when she Joined the party she
testified. Arbuclsle and Sherman
were dressed. in pajamas, bath
robes and slippers, she said. Miss
Rappe was seated on settee at
Arbuckle's side who said she saw a
little bit Of drinking,
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Personals

E5IbuUsStS
U. E. vanzandt of Warrington
was calling on relatives here Sun
day.
Robert Brown. Of Clarksburg
was calling here Sunday.
Mrs, Steward. hester AID chill
dren were visiting her sister Mrs.
Mary McElfresh at Baxter the
week end.
James w. Davis of Edgemont
was visiting his sister Mrs. Willie
Downs here Elnday.
Miss Bess Book Of Long Run
spent Saturday and Sunday at her
home here.
Miss Eva Fletcher OF Cameron
is visiting her brother Irwin Flet-
cher and Mrs. Fletcher here.
! Mr.. and Mrs. =. Burnett.
daughter Miss, AIDA and son Paul
attended the wedding Of their son
Ernest to Miss Hazel Clutter In.
Warrington Saturday evening.
James BurnHsot Fairmont was
q business visitor here Saturday.
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SUNDAY School Convention

On next Friday afternoon and
evening the District Sunday School
association will havve their con-
ventlon at the Highland Avenue NJ.
E. Church. The program has not
been given out but is understood
that there will be much Of interest
for all persons who are Sunday
school students. The evening ses-
sion will begin at 1880. 1t is espe-
cially desired that all who can be
present at both sessions, as they
are considerer we'll worth while.
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Pathological
ouestIona

Questions,
1. Who was Saul's father2
2. In what land did they live?
8. Who watched the basket In tho
FURNISHES wherein Moses lay?
4. How many sons had Naom;
and Elimelech?
8. What were their names?
6. Who was David's father?
Answers to Yesterdays Questions.
/. Elimelech was Naomi's hus'
band.
2. The term gospel" signifiee
glad tidings or good news.
3. The Lord commanded Moses
to build a sanctuary.
4. The Lord desired this sane
tuary that He might dwell RmonI
them"
s. 1.-THE grace of our Lord Jesus
Christ be with you all, Amen,"rit
the last-xerse In the Bible.
8. The 2Sd Psalm begins, THE
Lord Is my shepherd"
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Mr.. Willis Wilson Of Naomi
street is confined to his home and
is suffering from fractured rib
and various other minor injuries,
received on. last Friday evening
when he fell from stone wall a
distance of several feet. The acci-
dent occurred a short distance
from Warrington as Mr.. Wilson
was on his wa yto visit his father
in-law. Newton Yost of Flat Run.
Mr.. Wilson was brought to Iis
home the following morning,
while he will be unable to wor!S
for several weeks Ais condition.
is noa considered serious.
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Mr.. and Mrs. 8. E. Burnett en-
tertained at a family dinner OF
pretty appointments here Sunday
IN honor Of their son Ernest wslo
on Saturday evening was united in
marriage to Miss Hazel Clutter of
Warrington. Out OF town guests
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Clutter
of Warrington parents of, the bride,
DR.. and Mrs. H. W. Burnett and
son Billy OF Barracksville, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred w. Burnett and two
children of shinnston.
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Home Talent Play Postponed

The home talent play which is
being rehearsed under the direc-
ton OF Robert Putnam and which
was to have been given the last Of
this month under the auspices Of
the Ladies'. Aid Society, has been
postponed until the fifteenth and
sixteenth offnext month. While the
rehearsals are progressing nicely.
Mr.. Putnam has found that moLR
time was required to do justice to
the entertainment.
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snndaY school Convention

All plans are about perfected for
the ENTERTAINMENT Of the Marion
County Sunday School convention
which convenes In the NJ. E.
Church here Tuesday and Wednes-
day, October 4 and 5. On Tues
day evening there will be a par
ade headed by the K. of P. band.
Come and bring your Sunday
School with you and Join in the
parade.
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WeIner Roast

On last Friday evening 6 jolly
crowd Of BeilYiew young people
met together and motoEed TO Bax-
ter we're they enjoyed q Wefner
roast. The evening was spent in
a delightfulu WY and at late
hour the party, returned to their
homes with pleasant memories Of
the occasion. Ia the party we're
the Misses Lucy Fleming, Dorothy
Amos, Lois Rutherford. Mess Il.
william Baker Joe Arnett. Edgar
Amas Gay Ice and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Toothman who chaperoned
the party:
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A large number OF people from
here went to Fairmont Saturday
for the w. ". U.-Wesleyan foot
bali game Some were very much
elated over W. v. US victory
while with others you touched a
sore SPOT when you spoke Of Wes-
Ieyans defeat,
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An nv ouiltine

The Ladies Aid of the NJ. E.
Church South. will have an all
day quilting at the church Wednes-
day. Each lady Is requested to
bring her lunch and come. The
monthly business meeting will be
held wednesday night.
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That It was only half 1 remedy, in.
that Re purified the milk which was
subject to it, but il LEFT untouched
the source Of the disease which Is
then roducsr's side Of the difficulty,
and which can and ought to be
taken care of in the same operation.
The evening was both very en-
PERTAINING and instructive, and the
speaker ought to have been greeted
by a full house.
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ADMINISTRATORS.

]. E. Stewart has been appoint
ed administrator of the personal
estate Of Mile Rice, deceaaed.
Bond Of $500 furnished.
]. P. Donaldson was appointed
Of the personal es:
tate OF the late JoabE r. Donaldson.
Bond of $25 given.
r. ]. Davis was named admins.
traitor OF the personal estate Of the
late Laura Davis. Bond Of $1,000
given.
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A boxing contest was recently
held under the auspices Of the
auspices OF the French army OF
occupation between a German civil
lian and a French soldier. It was
the first time since 1914 that q
German was opposed to a French
man in a sporting event,
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Cleanup Squad-The Cleanup
squad will remain in Clarksburg
for the remainder Of the week and
the Red Gross wants every boy
and man who feels he deserves COM
pengation of any sort as result Of
injuries received in the war, to call
at the Red Cross for application
for such benefit. Each man will re-.
ceive such application and free
transportation to Clarksburg where
he will be received by the Cleanup
squad and will be treated with
every consideration.
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Local Boy IN In Southern City.
Cecil Ballingee, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. c G. Ballingee OF Layman
street is very Ill In Richmond, Va.
Mr.. Ballingee LETT here .seeyral
weeks ago for Jacksonville, Fla,
where he expected to spnd the
winter, hoping to be benefited In
health by the Southern climate.
He stopped off in Virginia and was
taken Ill with asthma and other
complications and Is still very
sick. Mr.. Ballingee was injured in
a street car accident about year
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The afternoon picnic supper
which was to have been given by
the ladies Senior Bible class Of the
Highland avenue church on next
Friday at McDaniels orchard, has
been abandoned. AS 1t was not
possible to have 1t at the ttmeSset
on account Of the Sunday school
convention, it has been planned to
have an indoor meeting some time
soon instead Of the picnic.
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1Tarrifield ChtId Very III

Darrell the small son of Mr.. and
Mrs C. e. Merrifleld of Pennsyl-
vania avenue has been very seri-
ously i'll the past week and is but
little improved at this time. 1t was
at first thought that the child waA
suffering from mastoid trouble,
but later other symptoms develop
ed which made the case assume a
very serious aspect and his relae
tives is much concerned in regard
to his condition.
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Worth While bible Glass

The Worth While Bible class
will meet at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Roberts in Murray ave-
nue. on Thursday evening Of this
week The last meeting was very
interesting and was held at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Moy-
er with Alt Richmond as leader.
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Tenant and
three children left Sunday evening
for a two weeks visit In Virginia.
While absent they will also visit
Washington, D. Q.
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Master Raymond Yates who has
been at the Cook hospital since
having his leg broken when run
down h an automobile some days
ago is getting on very nicely and
will be able to return to his home
in sabratin avenue in few days.
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Mrs. Susan Hennegan has gone
to Texas where she will spend the
winter with her daughter Mrs.
Nellie Oliver.
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Picnic ABANDONED

Is unimproved-Rev. H. NJ.
Smith, father in law of Dr.. L. n.
Yost, county health officer, con.
tinues to be in a precarious con.
dition at his home at Montgom
cry, ". Va.
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AIgII
$500. 1Ts1fii1ei !

IA Union Prayer meet ting NIL pc
held ia the Community Room next
Wednesday evening ct 1880
o'clock. Everybody is invited 10 at
tend.
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Mrs. Eber D. Morgan who has
been visiting her daughters, Mrs.
Harvey Trach and Mrs. Morgan
Hamilton in Fairmont has return
ed home.
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BabY Boy

Born saturday, Sept. "a. to Mr..
and Mrs. John Hallam at their
home here a son.
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Attends Conference

Rev. F. NJ. Malcolm left Monday
for Charleston where he will at
tend the annual conference Of the
NJ. E. Church.
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Retnrned From Visit

Mrs Maud Everson has return
ed from two weeks visit with her
parents in Webster, Co.
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M Snend Winter Here

Mr. and Mrs. Jinkins of Robin
sons Run have come here to spend
the winter with their son Dr. j.
j. Jinkins.N
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THF WEATHER

Mesa Vireinta-
howers tonight.
Local Readings
Greed 5oIyard,
OBJ.
Temperature at .
A. NJ. today SO.
Yesterdays
weather clear;
temperature,
maximum 72;
minimum go;
precipitation 10.
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IAIIttend{no a a. r. Rnunion

james r. campbell, Eber D.
Morgan. and John ". Mercer are
in indianapolis, Indiana 9ttendtng
reunion Of the g. A. R.
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Fron, UniontoWmr

Claud Donaldson formerally Of
this place but now Of Uniontown.
Pa. is visiting friends here.
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Out Again

Fred Martin is able to be ouG
again after serious illness with
typhoid fever.
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Miss Mary Cox of Fairmont spent
the week end here the guest Of
Mrs. W. H. Veach.
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tion January 81, which was 8O9 car
loads.
Mining Conditions.
Two hundred and thirty.five
mines are idle today in the Fair
mont region which means that SO
operations are at work. OF that
number there are IS at work on the
Monongah division, B. & o.; IL on
the Monongahela and 2 on the
Western Maryland. Idleness Ia
scattered over the region as fol-
lows: Monongah division, B. & o.
1876: Monongahela, 225; Western
Maryland, Is. On the Charleston
division, B. & o., there are ~
mines idle or IL working. In the
Pennsylvania district there are "a
idle or rs working and judging from
the fact that more than 800 cars Of
coal were produced yesterday 1t in
dicates that some of the larger
operations are at work, although
today's showing is the best since
June 14th, when the idleness was
also "a.
Unconsigned loads In the Fair
mont region total 215 or a decrease
OF 6S on,:,ared to the previous day.
On the L. & o. R. r. there are 1873
and on the Western Maryland 20.
hut there are none on the Monon
gahela. In the Pennsylvania dis
trict OF the Monongahela today
there are So unconsigned coal loads
and unconsigned coke loads. The
dead coal loads have almost been
cut in half in the Pennsy end since
yesterday showing some increased
activity is at hand.
Eleven hunured and seventy-one
empties are ordered by mines along
the three railroads in the region to
day. They are distributed as fol
lows: Monongah division, B. & O.,
1885,, Western Maryland, 116 and
Monongahela, 322.
United Mine Workers.
Edward Matthews, secretary OF
Sub District 4, is today at ownings
mine.
Patrick Buckley, vice president
of Sub District 4, and Frank Nc
Cartney, district board member
are at townsville today.
Local 1913, Monongah, has passed
a resolution asking President Hard
ing on behalf Of President Keeney
and Secretary Mooney and all Uni.
ted Mine Workers indicted in Min.
&c, and other counties in Southern
West Virginia. The resolution Is
as follows:
1--WE, the members OF Local Union
1913, u. M. w. OF A., mot In regu,
lar session on the above date do
hereby appeal to you as our chief
Of our government Of the
United States Of America in behalf
Of c. F. Keeney and Fred Mooney
and all mine workers under indict
ment in Mingo and Logan, Boone
counties, w. Va.
"And we the 700 mambers OF Lo
cal Union No. 1913 plead that they
be given the constitutional rights
and be given full protection whilt
surrendering to court Of Justice
John Cornell, acting president;
Harry Bennett, recording score
tary; John Cornell. financial SEQ
rotary; Mike Mcdonnell, treas
iTer.
"Committees-John Buckley, r
3. Shaver, Lebrp Tartila. g. w
Nell. Jess Currey, Vincent KRmtck
Chas. oiaTmiello,"
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Tro This on Your Wise Friend
Two steamers are $500 miles
Srpart. They travel toward each
jothsT one at 500 miles a day,
sthe other at 325 miles a day: In
now many days will they be just
"a 90 miles apart.
Answer to yesterdays:
125 per cent gain.
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Meeting Tonigft-Tonig at
1880 there will be q meeting Of the
Unemployment Committee at the
Chamber Of Commerce room which
is the second meeting OF the kind
during the past week. A commit
tee selected from all the organizes
tions here will be present, iIielud-
ing representatives of the Rotary
Club, Woman's Club, Associated
Charities, Red Cross and other or
CARNATIONS, Notices have been
sent to members Of the committee
to be present and some serious dis.
cussion Of the unemployment sit.
Gation in Fairmont will be given.
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NAL PROJECTIONS.

ETERNAL PROIECl lON;-
The Lord shall preserve thy going
out and thy coming in from this
tiine forth. and even for evemore.
Psalm l21:8.
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SHOWING
tcontlnued from par ons,

pennsylvania produced sos cars Of
coal. =
Production In the Pennsylvania
end of the Monongahela has been
picking up greatly recently and
daily the order OF empties is On tho
increase. This is probably due to
more industrial activity in the steel
mills and industries generally IN
western Pennsylvania, and II
proved to be the best daily produc'
tion January 81, which was SO9 car
loads.
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GRAND JURY

tcen.laasd .son - ed
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neHedlcts, EntertaIn-Mr. and
MIS-. j. q. Null, who were recent.
~ married last evening entertain
a members OF the Woodmen Of
she World and Woodmen Circle in
Keeping with the usual custom.
Retire hments were served and a
Rfslsing time was had.
WIN Meet TonIsht-7A meeting Of
ne Sunday school leaders and Off.
Of the Presbyterian church
stll be held this evening at 1880
O'Clock IN the social rooms OF the
nfch This will be the first meet.
l1 df the season and plans will be
made Tor the fall and winters
seeeverlns NIeeIy-Helen Eliza.
Moore, daughter of Mr.. and
IL B. Moore, of 918 Chamber.
in 9Venue,, returned from Balti.
more Sunday afternoon with her
6rs She had tonsiIs and ade.
removed last week at the
home infirmary at Balti.
by Or. II. q. Davis last week,
condition IS very favorable.
8si1 The Ieedy-The sum Of
N earned BY Philo Willetts,
Spain and MeLester Snow, the
boy who is visiting in the
f6ln Tuscaloosa, Ala. These
q community spirit put
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IN staiid qfi spc1se 9ende
8esf ard old good iinss Is eslt
mich il mot M q fot lei1
ind the sum 81 money eaFned
tdrned over. q The salyation Amy
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-31
FIRST STORY OF JAP
SENTRY HELD UNTRUE

TOXIC. Jan. 3i.--(A. P.l--Offieial
inquiry has shown the story first told
by the sentry who killed Lieut.. W. H.
I.angdon at viadivostok was untrue,
says Ashai shimbun Of Osaka, which
quotes Consul Kiuechi OF the army po-
iiticai department
'T'he fact that Admiral Gleaves of
the American Aslatic fleet left Vladi-
vostok after a days stay" the paper
says, shows he recognized the sincere
and upright attitude of the men con-
ducting the inquiry"
Arrives With Body.
MANILA, Jan. Sta. Pad
mirai Albert Gieaves. commander In
chief OF the American Asiatic squad
ron. returned to Manila today from
viadivostok with the body Of Lieuten-
ant Warren II. Langdon, who was kill-
ed at vladiyostok by a japanese sem
try. The body will be shipped to the
United States.
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.ENRAGED SOCIALISTS
ON WAR PATH IN ROME

ROME. Jan. S1.-tU. P)-Enraged
over tile events Of the most disastrous
week in the history of Italian social
ism. socialist. leaders today began a
determined attempt to overthrow the
Bielitti cabinet. Debates partieinat-
ed in by so socialists, are expected to
last through the week, with Premier
Giollitti certain to receive strong
vote of confidence at the conclusion
Socialists charged the government
had not made proper use of facilities
to prevent man-hunting" and as
saufting Of socialists by the Fiscista
tanti-socialistl. They charged the
premier directly with responsible Y
for nationwide reaction against So
cialism.
The only refuge for socialist depu-
ties today was III the chamber itself,
guarded by troops. If they Nentured
outside they were apt to he chased by
mobs which drove them from rest
aurants and threatened their lives.
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over 10000 DRIVERS
MAY OVERSTEP law

SALEM. Jan. si.-(U. Pl-More
than 10000 Oregon automobile own
ers will be subject to arrest and fine
under provisions of the autorsohile
regulation law when peace officers
over the state begin to round up de-
lin1uents Tuesday. This is based on
a iUs,0 total registration last year.
There are probably more cahs than
that in the state now, but not more
than $4,000 will be entitled to use the
highways after tonight under strict
Interpretation of the registration law,
for only that number have applied
for licenses.
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uLier uoi,es ~ t,ie s.ate leloie aaNel
s,s''is s"e siNs w s,''se = s'S' -
y O.isieu W. " 50
anu N"eeiii''ion VI ~
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MISREPRESENTATION :, i'sasute W'en w
0NetWlletshi'.s aefeat ~ 'he recent
eieettois n"ue ns 'ptsala''ce ~ ,i'u ,,
sel'ate ,ouaN III ,ae lofin ot a ".
WITCH senator tiulle spoi,soleu, =.
llUN,ues snae ~ ~, =. u N'Vsi'''''I's :
Wlli pc neieaitei .,i hlaee ,ns eonoie'on -
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