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Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-03-02

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the latter's illness. She expects to
come back to Ashland for a short
visit before returning to her home in
Eastern Washington.
o
Mrs. L. NJ Channell. who has been
spending several weeks in Portland,
is back in the Rogue River valley
and will locate permanently here. At
the present time she is located al
Medford, but has not decided fully
where she will make her home. Mrs.
Channel was up from that city yes
terday.
Mrs. w, II. Leeds and sons left
last night for San Francisco with
the body OF their husband and faith
er, the late w. II. Leeds, who died In
this city last week. Cremation OF
the body will take place in that city,
after which Mrs. Leeds expects to
accompany her son Howard to Los
Angeles
The many friends of Charlie Free
man, who has been an inmate of a
local hospital for several weeks, will
be glad to hear that he is improving
In health.
Mrs. Levi Stevens and Mrs. ]. L..
Heer were Rogue River visitors Sat
urday and Sunday.
W. c. Jackson has instituted Il
new draying and transfer business,
with his office at l4S Lower Laurel
street.
The United States Civil Service
commission announces postolfice
clerk-carrier examination, to be held
bn March IL, 1921, for the purpose
OF establishing an eligible register
from which selections may be made
to fill vacancies as they may occur
in the position OF clerk or carrier.
postoffice service, Ashland, Oregon,
salary. 81 400 per annum. For fur
ther information and application
blank apply to Donald NJ. Spencer,
local secretary, board of civil service
examiners, at Ashland. Oregon, or
TO the secretary, Eleventh L. S. Civil
Service district, S0S Postoffice build
ing, Seattle, Washington.
y 9
A band of gypsies while on their
northern hegira struck Ashland this
forenoon, and during the day the EN-
tire business section was flooded by
the gaudy clad women of the tribe
soliciting opportunities to tell for
tunes.
NJ. W. Hamaker of Klamath Falls
was over this week on few days
business trip.
Mrs. j. S. Patterson was an Ash
land shopper from Weed yesterday.
The following guests are registered
at the Hotel Austin: X. Il. Chartart
and +. Hoadly of Tacoma. II. c, Max
miller of Los Angeles, w. b. Duncal
of Salem, r. H. Fotheringham ani
W. D. Knight of Spokane, Ed Gore
ran, Norris Parent, p. II. Miller, Geo
l.. Harvey, Miss Lettie G. Vraber and
]. T. Stein OF San Francisco and J.
Kerr Of Dnnsmuir.
J. S. Phillips had business which
called him to Grants Pass yesterday.
Miss Gladys Inflow, an emplOye Of
the local telephone office, is back
from a visit to Grants Pass.
q Q
Mrs. Anna Decker OF Marshfield. A.
Morrison of lebanon and Mrs. j.
II. Spearine of Hornbroow, while vis-
iting Ashland yesterday, were regis
tered at the Hotel Columbia.
Word has been received from Prof.
Chas. +. Marvin, chief OF the weather
bureau, that Floyd d. Young, who
has had charge OF the fruit frost
work in this valley for four years.
will be sent here again this year and
will arrive about March l5. This
will be welcome news for the fruit
orowars oa Mr. ynunp 10 thornuph lv
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-03-02

The new love OF humanity says 10
the old love of conquest, "Put up
your sword and take your hands out
of the other fellows pocket"
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-03-02


event is held in appreciation of her
activities In the society of that
church.
ID. NJ. Lowe has sold his fine stock
ranch across Bear creek. several miles
north of Ashland, TO his son. Jules
D. Lowe, and Bruce Clark. former
superintendent of the Weed Lumber
company. The new owners have al
ready taken possession of their prop
erty.
Miss Ella Evans left this morning
for Berkeley, where she will visit
with friends for some time.
Mrs. Barstow of Vancouver. Wash,
is in Ashland this week, visiting at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. X.
f. Dethrlck.
9
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Jacobs are back
from a visit of several weeks spent
In Roseburg and Portland, where
they went for the sake of a change
for Mrs. Jacobs, who had been in
poor health for some time.
Q @
Mrs. Culbertson. who has been lly'
ing for some time in Klamath coun.
ty, has returned to Ashland and has
moved into her own property on
Mountain avenue. The former occu
pant of this house, Mrs. NJ. A. Al
lison, has moved into the house sht
recently purchased on A street.
Afro Swingle, son of Mr.. and Mrs
F. D. Swingle. has been quite Ill al
his home on Bush street this week
Mrs. NJ. A. Allison is suffering from
q painful injury which she sustained
a few days ago by stepping an rust,
nail. The wound has been quite seri
Gus and has practically crippled tht
lady for time.
Mrs. w. A. Cooper recently receiv
ed q letter from her son. Oscar Coop
er, who il a student OF the Bible Uni
versity in Eugene, In which the lat
ter stated he was resently sent ou
to Brownsville to hold services
While there he was entertained b.
the family OF Virgil Rush, former
Ashland residents.
Q 9
Rev. and Mrs. C. A. Edwards, Rev
George Bernard and Mrs. Lindfesty
the evangelists who are holding ser
vices in the Methodist church this
month, motored down to Medford
this forenoon to call on the eyangel
ist who is holding services in the
Methodist church In that city.
o D
. Miss Verna Gilman left Sunday fol
Eugene, where she has accepted a
position as stenographer for the Bel
Telephone company in that city.
90
Earl Scott and family, who hav,
been living on the Pacific highway
south of Talent, are moving this weel
to Medford to make their home will
Mr.. SCOTS parents.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-03-02
FRIDAYS NEWS

John Carson was called to the I'M
perial Valley this week by business.
Mrs. Carson is remaining at her home
In Ashland during her husbands alb
sence.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-03-02

THE DALLES-Wasco County has
1887 acres under irrigation.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-03-02

AST0RIA-All logging camps get
ting ready to put crews to work.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-03-02
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The past two bright days have
started the farmers of the districts
surrounding Ashland to plowing, and
in all directions the fields are the
scene OF great activity. The ground
is apparently well soaked with water,
and until Wednesday has been too
wet to plow. The sunshine Of We'd
nesday and Thursday. however, has
done much toward drying off the
surface, and farm work will be push
ed rapidly from now on. Many tract
ors are being used this spring on the
local farms.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-03-02

The axle on one of the rear wheels
of VIM. Rinehart's automobile broke
this morning while the latter was
driving down East Main street to-
wards the plaza. The break let the
wheel fall, but Mr.. Rinehart stopped
the car before any further damage
resulted.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-03-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Wilgus, who
are going to Kansas shortly to make
their home, leave today for ALBANY
to visit with relatives previous to
continuing their journey to their new
abiding place. Members of Mrs.
Wilgus family in Albany expect to
leave for Kansas with them.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-03-02

Mrs. Robert Goodwin Of Pullman,
Wash, who has been in Ashland
several weeks, left last night on a.
business trip to Portland. Mrs. God
win has been taking care Of her
mother, Mrs. Dora ]. Elliott, during
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-03-02

DR.. Bertha Sawyer is down to Med
ford today. attending the convention
for the preservation OF highway seem
cry which is in session there.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-03-02

A band of gypsies while on their
northern hegira struck Ashland this
forenoon, and during the day the EN-
tire business section was flooded by
the gaudy clad women OF the tribe
soliciting opportunities to tell for
tunes
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-03-02

Miss Margaret Ames, former
graduate of the Ashland high school
is now a student of the University
OF Minnesota, where she is taking
stenographlc course. In connec'
ton with her studies Miss Ames is
employed as secretary to one OF the
members of the faculty, and has
charge of the financial department
OF sorority house.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-03-02

Mrs. p. II. Arnold and daughters
Elizabeth and Edna, who have been
spending the winter in Ashland with
their daughter and sister, Mrs. J
w. Young, left this morning for Los
Angeles join Mr.. Arnold, who
preceded them there a few weeks ago
Mr.. Arnold has secured house and
the family expect to remain in Los
Angeles for some time
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-03-02

Hon. f. V. Carter has returned
home from Salem, where he has
been attending the legislative assem-
bly, during the past session as one
of the members from Jackson coun-
Ity. The legislature adjourned last
evening.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-03-02

T.. E. Phipps was down at the coun-
ty seat this morning transacting
business.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-03-02

The following are guests at the Ho-
tel Austin today: II. E. Noland and
z. N. Agee of Portland; F. L. Par.
ker OF Boston, H. U. Maple of Oak
land and j.. H. Miller and wife.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-03-02

Among those from this city who at
tended the Scenic Preservation So
ciety luncheon and meeting In Med
ford, Thursday, were DR.. Bertha Saw
yer, Mrs. c. b. Lamkin, Mrs. Gordon
MacCracken. John S. Fuller, F. H.
Walker and DR.. A. c. Caldwell.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-12
HAD A BIG ROW
OVER YOUNG LADY

Officer Knabe got into the limelisht
last night when he arrested George
Lumbenkl and Jim Micke who were
fighting over a young lady in the Sixth
ward Both were brought to the Gem
trail police. station where they wer:
given lodging for the night. They Will
be arraigned this morning at O'Clock
before Judge John S. Ritz
James Cowan was picked UP on Broad.
way last evening by Detective Buchwald
on kaidis6rdetiy charge. Cowan was
ste$ed1t5 the guards and using pro-
fame lanEdagSGnd the officer nad 70 run
him In. He will appear in police court
this morning. -
Philip Brady was the last victim 70
be brought into He Central Police sta-
ton before midnight by oficer +. Jonss
He had two. charges against him. one Tor
being stsysd aud the other for disSr-
deriy condSct. HI will be before tho
Judge this m6fhfnf also.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-12

friends decided to push me over for
manager"
Attorney ORrien then took UP the
questioning IN rc-f1rert examination.
Now Mr. Crag"" he asked. ia tho
John Stcv~ns"n, whom you say cirCu-
lated that story about your conversation
Il, the oaks the same on" who !s con-
nrc,cd with the Mack Manufacturing
c"mranv.
Yes"
when you said they were planning
to hea, You for city clerk before you be-
gan u run for the manaEersh!p. whom
did YOU mean"
The old administration gang and the
brick ring
0h,crtions to tho statement were
oycrruled.
The defense thrn attempted I" In
trndu,c statement from Manager
Crago concerning his Indictments 1t
WAS ruled ont.
Tn. defense then asked II Mr.. Crago
had not heard statement In the coun-
e! rrnhe that Attorney carl q.
Schmidt had voted on transfer GER
,lIiratr He answered affirmat!vely.
ON rc.rross examination, ho admitted
,hut he had also heard Schmidt deny
II.
Asks a QUESTION
A rather dramatic moment came
when both attorneys declared that they
had finished with him. Manager Crago
-rse to his feet and said. MI Conlt'
I'd like 10 ask you question now.
The court told him that Conin was
no, on the stand. but he paid no at
,eution. IT want you to show me- he
/ said. ANY one name on those rcg!stra-
| lion hooks that isn't there by right
! 7 Conitt smiled slightly as the wit
ness moved on out.
/ Aaron Hubbard. paymaster at the B.
! a O. yards was the next witness. Hil
testimony will be Of Importance later
! lie said that on Sunday, May 22nd
RellviIle had not worked Tho state
moved 10 exclude the testimony on tho
charge that II was immaterfal. The
defense then exposed It's hand saying
/ that this testimony was part OF 9
! Nxed story which. when completed
! Will account for every day for four
/ DAYS provious 10 the Monday when Boil.
Vile alleges he signed tho ballots.
! Detective rsstinss.
A legal clash Of exceptional interest
! came on the cross examination or henry
! Lee Walker. Walker who came pack
! from Racine where he was on his raca'
7 ton and testified on questions by Attor.
ncy Handlan that ,Bellville had told MN
there was nothing wrong On cross ex.
animation by Attorney Bachmann the
defense attorneys began attacking tne
states methods Of questioning W sacoot
: ward rrccinct during tho day on May
SG "u but that no had seen nothtne
: wrong. He denied telling Conln tha'
! there was any crooEedness. The DE-
Tense held tina: 10 examination wa
. SWING that 1t goes TO show the interest
! of the witness.
, Hear the Law.
Attorney Ritz who was doing tho Cd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-12
BETTER THAN CALOMEL
Thousands Have DISCOVERED DT. "a
WardH Olive Tablets are
HArnlsGS substitute

pr. Edwards Olive Tahlets-the sub
stitute for calomel-are mild but sure
laxative, and their effect on tho liver Is
q limos, instantaneous. These litle olive
colored tablets are the result OF Dr..
Edwards determination not to treat
liver and bowel complaints with calomel /.
The pleasant lIttle tablets DO the
good that calomel does, but have no
bad after effects. They don't injurs the
teeth like strong liquids or calomel.
They take hold Of tho trouble and
quickly correct It. Why oure tho liver
at tho expense OF tho teeth? Calomel
sometimes plays havoc with the gums
So do strong liquids. 1t Is best not 10
take calomel. Lot DR.. Edwards O!l's
Tablets take its place.
Headaches, "dullness" and that lazy
feeling como from constipation and
disordered liver. Take DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets when you feel "losgy and
heavy" They clear" clouded brain
and "perk up" the spirits. lSc and Soc
ADV.
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iect,nr for the defense, called on the
rourt 10 hear the law on the subject
under debate. They had asked that az
of Walkers cross examination De ruleo
out.
"Oh." said Bachmann. you seem 20
think Mr. Ritz, that when the delenSe
10 Sustained tho court is following tne
law but that when II is oEerruieo lhe
court is disrcgarding 1t.
The state was sustained
1Ioward Smith and Edward Snyder,
cmnloyes of the Majority were ana
,.xt witnesses Of importance. They
hoth rorroborated the evidence plsse
I'll by tho printers yesterday. .Ahere
was No cross examinations.
STATE Sustained. i
Ccorre Nau. a barber. was askAd "
,os,Ifv concerning the alleged STATE
mcnts made by Bellvills that this was
Tho st,aightest election ever held. was
! prevented from testifying by state
CITY Permit Clerk George Aoram , !
was then called and brought IN Wit
him the ballot box from the precihC'
in question. He showed that the oo1
: was double locked and would acco1nnlo,
date a package Of 800 balio ~
was no cross examination nut the W"
was entered in evidence
at Is A fine thing to get the ma nit OF
epurinr things out: hut II is the 1ello"s
who try things out that keep the paeen'
| office busy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-12
Neck Reduced
Pour Inohss-Tairmont Lady Reports
Relief Prom GotTe-Exter-
nal Treatment Used.

NOTE: II would be Illegal TO publish
these statements it they were not true.
Mrs Joey Garner. Drawer 53l. talr-
mont, W Va, says In her own home
paper. tho West EirEinian: "Sorhol Quad
runIc has reduced my neck from Is to IA
inches. had my GoItre Is years. have
been cntlNrly relieved Of smother!ns and
can sleep well. You may print anything
in my letters. It may help some sur
f.rer am willing 10 show anyone what
II has done for me or answer their let
ters."
Sorhol Ouadrurle comes In small BIT
Ties containing enough for most cases.
I, will not stain or irritatc. Does not
!ntrrfcr" with daily work. Leaves inc
parts IN hcalthful. normal condition.
Roouirc# ten minutes daily.
Get further information ate. H. Griest
& 60 drug stores everywhere. or write
SorhoI Company, Mechanlcsburg, Ohio
Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-12

t,sry, i . Ersat aid to digestion. to over
come constipation and - general con-
ditioner Of the whole system. Compete
satisisction absolutely guaranteed or the
tziL costs you nothing; Be sure 70 r.
member the name Mastin's Vl-TA-MON
the original and genuine yeast yitamins
tablet-there Il nothing else like It, % 90
not accept limitations or substitutes; You
can net Mlstin's VITAMON tablets q
all good druggists, such a. c H
GrIest & Co., Rau's Pharmacy ana
Baers Drug Stores.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-12
as a matter Of form: ~

| NJ u-,,rtns u,s CLAIR On the point
.r, =.
'nA' nc u" not SEQ ''"''''
! the toilet on the second moor u Inc
fra station when the ballot box was
o..,. ,,, o., ,o,,s closed,
49,, ,.,,,, o.. ,,., H., remembered
49, , -, 49, r,ar ~ the sr.mcn' $
bedroom, whnrs rho ballots were counted
rcs,,r,.,v ,ha, ta "a, with his ha. \
;, ~. l,or during the voting. taking
ballots from Voters and putting them
~ ,hc he,,., h,,x.y. Watkins said shat
10 could have x.ca ANON, como in tn"
fro HOUSE, and x ur the S,Airr. had they
L,uc So during tho day.
.,rl ,,,,, Att -, -. RiriCv Thomp-
! go. ..,,,, j., ,,I "a rus,alrsc" Mr..
u.., ,,I
~, ,r,,.,,t So. tho chief there at all.
.,I So. HIS brother once. standing In
M, door" \, this ,cIn, Chester G.
rNrmpsoa was asked ~ stand. and Wat
k,rs Identified him as the man he re-
t,ryrA q as the chiefs brother.
VIVA; time did YOU Sec the chiefs
brother there"
4 can't remember"
Did he come inside OF the fire
house"
Il did no: sec him come inside"
SO far as YOU know yourself Mt
Watkins. vas there anything wrong
done in the election on May 20. there In
the precinct in which YOU served as 4
| fudge"
Nc, \ thing in the world that know
OF, by nobody"
oiluran CHALLENGER Put Out
Mr., watkins cross examination was
ha,,Ile5 nv Prosecuting Attorney Carl
g. B,chmann.
You wer. the Judge who took the
haro.s from, the voters and nut then,
IN IN. ballot box, Mr.. Wa,k!ns:"
Yes"
And a.! the ballots voted in that
precinct were put In the ballot bon
either by Yourself or by voters In your
nr,sen,c"'
"ycs"
DO Won know clarence Custer. the
Chilean CHALLENGER NJ that r-ectnct""
.r ,or., s,v tb,t know him saw
bin, ,bera"
hal .,r,o ,roubrc abo,t heinr
.,,..,,, 80 a,o,. =, ,,o rrs,.i,rt d,anl
IT, .,.,s. hns,.o,oa - orswar
~, ,,,s,,, o,,n,yed - STAY WAS he
mil 10 ,,.,, and 90, Squire ,;ompers
"a r,r,ra ,:,,ruors w.nt ,rcre ~ III;
49,, $780,, ~, svor. n.,r in. then ht
,,,s ,,,, ., .,.,o 1sr., that cor
1900.
"yss"
AVA MIA, .,a nors c,osed Custe,
noe WI, a., ,..i, wasn., bec"
,,,,,1., $780,, -irb, - sta,
.<,., w. ,oIis ,Iosol"
Az, VIC w. 49, 49, said ,b,, d;dn.
~"
. 49,, ST.. ~ d,d,.
.,,ar N,
5
2 P','S 10 =,
NN
rs
, ANU w" u''N ,n
= f'''e "">' 49, , :,
3 yet 'e'u',''u - .',' SI 81 -. :,
VIC "'Se -
oal!o'S' a." YOU
~. $500, p,uo.
!" ,,.,.t
Attorney manual" "S'>e" '"''
: ''u 49," ""' 49,. -,
os'ioe laS' al Sot'
'o'sr u.o not eNp'e " n"
Gil III inc SEM VI
ne''u C"a'. - ...:;
80 ,,..s -.
ap"de q .'''''
.',., 49,, hamo,"
: ..,,.,.,. , ,nr. u.i,, !, NJ Wat
,,,.
e 49, s,,,. ,,o, mia. M. dora wI,,
: 90.
Communication, r,-osoc,,,ir,
,,.a-,. ra,h,a, .,o, ~ u.,,Lsn,
. ,,.,,. ,s,o-oco - ,r,. h,,,t,,
I "yon r,antIone,I ;, NJ Hanalan aho,
= ,a,,o, m.hi,h rho r,dees r: som
n ,-o,,hrA u, dc,ermirinS how 20 disros
:. ~ !, Hoyc Won in the IA - day or ,U
" co,fsrrcd Win ATTORNEYS or any Of n
X other nrec;rc, cric.a!sc"
r Yes"
: WHO have YOU talked r. IN the. las
l. day or two"
The witness didn't answer.
> Did YOU talk +" anybody about ,h'
ballot out here in he hall Yesterday. o
last Saturday."
, Not that | recoll"ci.
= Have you. with Norton and Wurtz
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UNDER FIRE
CONTINUED From Page Eighth

e. .
.'s..,,.-s ,,sr. !, sprrc~ B.,,,i.,c ,es.
,"..1 ,n,.rol ,,,. ,.n ,ba, ta-, ,.htec
,,,-,,v .rr.,,rso, a,no,rcs j., in.
: -,,,c, -, ~, so,,ra eoor ~ ,hs hose
IONS. and "sy,,,hed' ohon, 81 ba,ln,s.
Jury On
4 Few minutes after court Fe|"aN'h''
yesterday after the noon recess. I""S"
/ Alan II. Robinson had ~" july 'aN'A
tor an Inspection @: the cay ''":NS 90
fcC. the rolling place AZ the F"T' '''"rN
hose h"us" and tn" fire ""FaT''''"'
headquarters on Eleventh street. "H''"
c. w. Re'!vil!e charges y" $'S"'' \
lot 90 ballots a: The .H>'A"|" = '.:'
Ckiet Thompson the Mo"3AN 49,; H'''
ccilnS ;hH cay sIct'''" !; "AS
O'Clock when the ,"c>. attorneys. e
fcudant and cour; r";W;"r. - ~ 'r.'''-
inal cor, roop,. F-rl E">Hc~, NV" con-
ducts dancing school. WAS - "'''
witness PHI: on the stand ~ ;he "H:snSs
after the return Of tho jury.
DO you know Alhcr, Butts" Attor-
nay 7 r TIa,dlan OF defense counsel
asked pros Rs,ker,
... ..:.n or,a
..,,., -, ,ht =. ,.,,, ,,or. "a
.rs, -
I" M'e'"e' ne N"'''' ~, m',. os.n
.,7, ,.,,. aho,, .,,, &c ,h,. ono
.,,1,r,, ,,sx, >, y walk,
w. p,,,.s .,,,o -, a,l va,,h.I me-
, ,,-,t -rh,r. ,,.,. SOMA conversation
.o,...r,,,e. ,ra s,cc.i.- y, saws 10 me.
. :, ,.., o.. -r,,n,,s,r md 7 l,n., r,ye
,,'., ,..,,,,.s ,,,r vsn yea .
, ..vrs, ,,,p.s
sr.,.. ,., -, r..,, o.. don, say
I'LL.
any ."''A ,,,. =.
fFe''''N o. 'c>'',' wa -,
e'e.H''" "''"
were Wv" "N"'N .. - y
era e'SS'''"'
les
DIG you serve AT ''e general '''N
ton'
NO. noS AZ me se"e'"' Wv '''"'
I'll ask FNA - tel 'He JURY WHY
not.
- was '' "NN'"''' -.
~e Aad at the pFe''hS' :" '"e -
1old tneH' ""u'o nee "A'''''
i0u "'N
TIE '.',
"" ''.
Anu 'n"' . '''e '''' -.
les '"ANs !"
"h '' 81.
1'"seNuS'"s t>>''' a.
C'' -
WHO was ~ ''N
'oteo ~, tm"".pS'" was
-- "o
O
NC ~ a, .,oo,,o, D.d y,
mo -.
~. "a .,c ,a,r drunk"
w.. ,.o,, ,a-. IN court phs, s,h.-,
Data .o.,,so5 ,b,, bA voted for Gult
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II YOU want TO put some firm. healthy
hesh on your bones, increase your energy,
nerve force and 20 &er, clear your SKIN ana
COMPLEXION and feel l00.pef cent, better,
simply try taking two tiny Mtstin |,
VIfIMON tablets with each meal 1nd
watch results. MAstins VlTAMON
contains highly concentrated yeaSt-vlta-
mines As we'll as tho two other sun mofe
important vitamines Fat Soluble a and
Water Soluble G. and Is now being iseo
by thousands. 1t positively VIII not upse'
the stomach or cause gas, but, on the con-