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The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1921-02-04
LESSON FOR FEBRUARY 6
THE MARRIAGE FEAST. MAY Be
Used With Missionary Applications.

LESSON TEXT-Matt 22:1-14
GOLDEN TEXT-Go out into the high
ways and hedges, and compel them to
come in.-Luke 1923
REFERENCE MATERIAL-Isa. SILL;
Matt. 11:8-3O; Luke H:15-24; Rev. 22:17.
PRIMARY TOPIC-The Story of We'd
ding Party.
JUNIOR TOPIC-An Invitation to q
Wedding
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC
accepting and Extending the Great In
vitation
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
The Great Invitation.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1921-02-04

Take care of your health, and wealth
will take care of you. Garfield Tea pro-
notes health.-Adv.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1921-02-04

Foolish Question No. 9.427.
No, Roger, we should not call it
case of heredity when ahard-headed
business man has bonehead SON.
Boston Transcript.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1921-02-04

Why buy many bottles OF other vermi-
Shot" will act surely and promptly ADV.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1921-02-04

1t is estimated that nine-tenths of
the coasts of the world are covered
with sand.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1921-02-04

A white egg often comes from a
black hen.-German Proverb.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1921-02-04

Corn-NO. 8 white 69@71c, No. 8
yellow 6S@7Oc, No. 4 mixed 63@64c,
No. yellow 71@72c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-28

SOUTH BEND, Wash. Sept. 2s.--
The disappearance OF the man
thought 20 be Roy Gardner from
Raymond. Wash. near here. Sunday.
was overshadowed today by the
mysterious disappearance OF the
bandits professed friend George ".
Wilbur. formerly restaurant pro-
prietor al Raymond.
Following the escape OF the man
whom w. NJ. Dillon. cook In VII.
bur's restaurant. declares 10 ehavc
been Gardner and the theft OF an
automobile belonging to George u.
Peoples. Wilbur's departure with his
family has lent added credence TO the
theory that the mysterious man TO
whom Wilbur give shelter and food
was actually the notorious mail
bandit and escaped convict.
Wilbur had often boasted that he
knew where Gardncr's cache near
Napa. Cal. was located. The restau.
rant man had attempted to obtain a
loan from n barber here recently. as
suHng his prospective "grubstaker'
that he would pay high interest on
the money. following the recovery Of
the mail bandits cached bonds and
money. Wilbur had also announced
his Intention of visiting Gardner ut
McNeil island. saying that he had
railroaded with the bandit In Califor-
mia and knew him well.
A warrant has been issued for VIII
burs arrest. the restaurant man
having left his affairs in such an
insolvent condition as TO warrant his
apprehension on criminal charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-28
ASYLUM PROBE
ON, THURSDAY

Probe into brutality and ineffi.
cheney charges In connection with the
state insane asylums win be resumed
Thursday at 1880 a. m, II was an
nounced Wednesday by Robert B.
Hesketh. chairman OF the committee
OF citizens appointed by Governor
Hart to investigate the institutions.
The meeting will be held in Judge
Reah NJ. Whitehead's court room.
room All. county.city building.
Persons having information re.
garding either the Western hospital
at Steilacoom or the Northern hospi.
tai at Sedro.W .Woolley are requested
to be present at the sessions OF the
committed" Chairman Hesketh de-
clared. Hearings will be private for
those desiring to appear before the
committed"
The committee is anxious to have
q. O. Eckman and Paul Staudte.
cooks who were employed at Sedro'
woolley. appear Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-28
BEES GARDNER
TO return TO CELL

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. u.s.
Dolly Gardner. wife of Roy Gard
ncr. elusive bandit. today Appealed
10 Gardner 20 return to McNeirs
island penitcntiary.
I'm your letter to President Hard.
ing you said YOU had ended your
criminal career" Mrr. Gardner
wrote her husband in a letter pub
lished and copyrighted by tho Fan
Francisco Bulletin.
ITO show you really mean this.
20 back to McNeils island. You
cannot be hunted man and lead
an honorable life.
"show President Harding and
everyone you are the man ! have
always said you were. Most any.
one can he taken back. but II takes
a Roy Gardner and a real thoro-
bred, to go back of his own ac-
cord and take his chances with the
rest.
'''rhe law renders our friends
powerless to help you under present
circumstance
Roy, do this one thing for my
sake and little Jeans. ] want to
do the best thing for you. That
is why ] ask this OF you.
Think this over. but do not let
others think for YOU,
The letter was published by the
Bulletin In conformity with Gard
ncr's request that II anyone cared
10 communicate with him to have
their communications published In
that paper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-28
RAIL MERGER Plan
May REDUCE RATES

Lakes and north OF Ohio and Potomac
rivers.
Erie. from New York city
northwcstwnrd along northern lake
shore territory TO Chicago and 81.
Louis. but north Of previous two sys.
TENS.
5--Nickei Plata Lehish Valley.
same territory as Erie. but with lines
south 10 Baltimore and West yir~
ginia coal fields.
e-Pere Marquette. Michigan pom
insuia lines with extension south into
Ohio and Indiana.
New England. New Haven and
other connecting lines in New Eng.
land south 10 New York city.
s-Chesapeake and Ohio lines from
Washington thru Virginia and West
Virginia and north TO Chicago and
Toledo. taking in c. q o. and vir'
ginia railroads.
s-Eorfolk and Western. with vir-
ginia and Ohio coal roads
1o--southern. lines from Washing.
ton south and southwest to Jackson
vile. Mobile. New Orleans. Memphis
and ~. Louis.
if--Atlantic Coast line. Louisville
and Nashville thru southern
territory. along coast line and up
thru Alabama. Tennessee. Kentucky
10 Louisville and st. Louis.
1.-Iiiinois Central--Seaboard- Mis-
sissippi valley limos with seaboard
~nu<ns sh~,, q<..th~~c .t.t.- 90 o.
vannah.
13--Union Pacific Northwestern
lines. from Chicago 70 Portland and
Seattle.
i4--Burlington- Northern Pacific
Competing lines with Union Pacific
and lines along more southern routes
to San Francisco.
15--Milwaukee-Grea Northern -
Transcontinental lines Chicago to
Portland and Seattle along border
with connections In Canadn.
1s--santa Fe-southern transconti-
mental routes. Chicago. Memphis and
New Orleans west to Los Angeles
and San Francisco.
17--Southern Pacific-Roc Island.
prairie lines from st. Paul south 20
New Orleans, west 10 Los Angeles
and up coast 10 Seattle.
Is-Frisco- -katy-Cotton Belt. from
Chicago and st. Louis southwest
thru cotton belt with connections 10
coast.
19--chicaso- Missouri Pacific, praI.
rfe lines In a broad belt from Omaha
and Chicago south 20 Delta country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-28

conversation that followed, on
the ground that it was preju-
dicial to the defense.
Judge ]. T. Ronald over
ruled the objection after a
long legal tilt between attor-
neys.
Tcnnant was then ouixxed by Pat.
terson. Johnston and the Judge him
self. as TO whether Mahoney had
answered Tenants questions under
duress or fear induced by threats.
Tenant admitted that Just before
the conversation took place he had
gone TO the county jail the morning
OF August and told tho Tailor he
wanted TO takc Mahcney to police
headquarters.
Tho Jailor told me-" Tenant ex-
piained. that Mahoney didn't want
70 80 TO headquarters. I asked the
jaiior 10 let me see Mahoncy. I went
TO Mahoney's cell. He said his law
yer had advised him not TO accom-.
pany me. ] said. Put on your coat
and come with me or IN come in and
take YOU"
JUDGE HOLDS
DuRESS WAS NOT USED
In permitting the further testi.
mony OF Tennant. the judge held that
duress had not been used. Patterson
then continued with Tenants exam
nation.
The crowd in the courtroom lean
I'd forward listening intentiy. and
Mnhoney chewed gum savageiy as
Tennant said:
"Mahoney answered. We'll.
you've said right along. II you
found the trunk. that was all
that was necessary. and I sup
pose the worst You can do Is to
take me to Walls WaIla and
hang me-
''He said he couldn't see where
II was going to do any good to
talk any more about II. ! said.
We'll. what do you mean, Jim?
Major Douglas Il here and II you
got ANYTHING 10 say, YOU might
as well tell him about II now
Patterson and I left the room.
Turn 10 Page Z. Column 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-28

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2s.--Reduc-
tons In railroad rates and general
rehabilitation OF transportation lines
Of the country would result from
the consolidation Of the railroad sys-
tens tentatively proposed BY tho in
fsrssats commerce commission today.
experts OF the commission believe.
A huge saving In operating ex.
penses Of many roads can be made
by such a pisn. commission officials
believe. Bankruptcy. which contin-
uaIly threatens some small lines.
could be averted In this manner.
Congress. realizing the importance
OF consolidation TO the country. made
provision in the Esch-Cunmins law
for such action. leaving II to the dis
erection OF the commission
Some high officials Of tho commits
sion are known to hold the opinion
that only by such action can rail.
road rates be cut TO the pre.wsr level
within the next 10 years.
The tentative plan calls for the
consolidation os all the railroads OF
the United states into 10 competing
systems.
Provision for consolidation II made
in the Esch- CuYnmins law.
Hearings on the grouping OF the
carriers as proposed by the com
mission win be held in the near fu-
ture. All Of the railroads concerned.
state commissioners and other par
ties at interest, were put on public
notice today Of the commissions pro.
possis for cancellations and they
will be heard.
The 10 systems proposed by the
commission are:
New York Central, taking New
York Central and other lines running
from Boston to Buffalo and Chicago,
with branch lines thru Ohio. Indiana
and Michigan.
2---Pennsylvania, the present sys-
tenn and lines running from the tip
Of Lorg island. westward 10 Chicago.
st. Louis and Burlington, with
branches thru New Jersey. Delaware
and Maryland and states crossed.
3--Baltimore and Ohio. lines from
New York city south and west to
Chicago and st. Louis. south of Great
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-28
U. OF ". IS
RICH MANS
UNIVERSITY
Exorbitant Fees BarinC
Hundreds With Only
Limited Means

Thst tho Universiey q wa
ington II tending 70 becsms :
''rich mans college," with the
poor student excluded from ~
tendance BY prohibitive tultiom
fees, is indicated BY . survey u
registration figures this year at
the university.
Hundreds OF students are nm in
arms against the attendance ana
laboratory charges which they say
viii prevent them from taking de-
sired courses. A mass meeting win
be held at Denny hail tonight to pro.
test against the new fee system.
BURDEN TOO GREAT
FOR MANY
The state legislature. at It's last
session. dealt solar.plcxus blow at
free education when II prescribed
that every resident student should
pay SIS quarter to attend their
own university.
II this were the only charre he
poorer class OF students might b
able TO stand the gaff." university
officials declared. But on top Of the
tuition fee there is a charge Of IS,
for the use Of the library and alt
students are expected to purchase
an A. S. u. w. ticket for $40.
In addition TO these. fees are ex.
acted for practically every laboratory
course.
Student leaders point out that ap.
proximately 40 per cent OF the nssn
are entirely self-supporting and that
4s per cent are helping to pay their
way by their own work.
A few dollars will frequently pre-
vent a man from attending school.
II am afraid that the high AZ
tendance fees will prevent many stu
(Turn to Last Page. Column n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-28
Tacomans Will Ask
Parole for Gardner

TACOMA, Sept. i2s.-Petitions urg-
ing President Harding TO parole Roy
Gardner. mail robber who escaped
september from the federal peni-
tentiary on Mcneil island. will be
circulated soon here. II was said to-
day. A prominent business man of
old Tacoma IL said to be sponsoring
the movement.
eve want TO send Gardner back TO
his wife and family" this man said.
ono who strongly objects TO the
movement Is Judge George T. Reid.
lie said the proposed action Is rot
ten"
Gardner is a desperate mail train
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-28

has requested her TO come TO
New York in the fall to pose ~
Tho Amcr,cau Venus"
Miss TnndAcn says there are
some parental obtsttIons 70 her
posing as Venus.
IL In not her ambition 20 he.
come an artist model. hut she
would like to be done In marble"
as the American Venus"
mir. f3roulard took my meas
ur~mentr." Miss 1.andson says.
when was sent 10 him by q
friend some time ago. He ex-
pressed amaxemcn,.
He says | am perfect be-
cause my height IL ten times tho
length OF my hand. and seven
and half times tho length OF
my foot. The distance from my
elbow TO the tip OF the middle
finger IL the same "a from the
elbow OF tho middle OF the breast.
From the top OF my head TO the
level OF my chin ~ the snme as
from the level OF my cnin 20 my
arm pits"
Girls. how do your proportions
compare with these?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-28

BOSTON. Sept. ss-Here's
q new Venus.
She has the distinction Of no;
being a movie actrcss. a. dancer
or an artist model
She is just a beautiful riri with
figure which Edward Broulard.
famous New York artist. says 4.
as perfect MS tina, of tho mythical
Venus. She ~ Miss Marie Land.
con OF Cambridge.
Rroulard is a graduate Of the
L'EcoIe Rationale les Beaux
Arts. Of Marssiiies. France. lie
has taken Miss Landson's
measurements. and. after con.
sulting with other French artists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-28
Ford<Says He
Will Cleanse
u. S. Politics

IRON MOUNTAIN. Mich. Sept
2s.--Henry Ford today announced
he was ready to start a drive to
clean up politics.
Ford, who IL here inspecting
some OF his properties. issued
statement saying he would carry
on countrywide campaign. II
necessary. 10 cleanse politics.
The manufacturer said he Is
sued his statement to emphasize
the telegram he sent TO the sen
ate Monday demanding that the
upper house clean IT'S own
skirts" in handling the Newberry
case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-28
ALIBI Claim IS
SET UP; State
SCORES POINT
Il Suppose You'll Hang Me" Testi-
mony of Captain Tenants Is
Admitted; State Rests Case

Captain of Detectives Charles Z. Tenant was closely
questioned on the witness stand this morning to
whether he had used duress to wiring from James E. Ma
honey the alleged statement:
"Wel. you've said right along il you found d.
trunk, that all that is necessary, and suppose
the worst you do is take to WalIa WaIa and
hang me-"
This statement Tenant said made by the defendant
trial for his fe at police headquarters the morning
of August g. the day following recovery Of the murder
trunk from Lake Union.
Tennant had testified regarding the finding u the trunk
with the body in it and had told the Jury that h had
brought Mahoney from the county jail to his oft1cA
Deputy Prosecutor 7. H. Patterson then asheds u
What was the first thing you asked the ds6sn1u1
that morning IN your Officer"
-A4-sad - hn, sUhu H, = GI0Go1o ~ - <Z
we have found the trunk? What you eulng =
say about it?'"
Before Patterson could ask the next question Dofuae
Attorney Lee Johnston jumped up and entered objection
to the admission of any further testimony regarding to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-28
Snapshot Winners
to Be Announced

Winners Of The star-Piper a Taft
vacation outing picture contest will
be announced some time this week.
Earl Frye. manager Of Piper 4 Taft's
kodak department: Fred Carter. Of
Price & Carter. photographers. and
Arthur Anderson. aar artist. will
act as Judges In selecting the win
uera
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-28
Irwin Denies He
Made Confession

Reported as having confessed TO
engineering the recent huge theft OF
liquor from the government ware.
house, Frank Irwin, federal customs
inspector. denied Wednesday that he
had made any confession whatever
in connection with the case. e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-28
Big Store in Paris
DESTROYED by Fire

PARIS, Sept. 2s.--Au Prlntomps,
the huge new department store In
the center OF Paris. was swept and
destroyed by fire early today. The
damage was estimated at 55.o0o.0
francs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-28
QUEEN ANNE HILLS
LONG LOST COP Is
BACK, IT'S LEARNED

Queen Anne Hilrs cop is back!
The woman who. after a thief
had twice attempted to enter her
home Monday night, telephoned
The Star yesterday asking us to
request Mayor Caldwell to send
hack the COP that used to patrol
the hill. announced today that he
has returned
I'VE left our car out In front
last night without lights" ~
said. "And the cop tagged itrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-28

robbcr. This parole proposal strikes
mo as the most sickening. mawkish
sentimentality ever heard OF. There
IL no merit In H. do not think any
president would give five seconds
considera ton "a H..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-28

Newspapers claim there Is less un-
on the Pacific coast
hon elsewhere. Well. that will
non b. corrected.
Hoard u public works lets
ttree more contracts. two Of
tl.em to Italian contractors. Or
G1nanee with teeth In IT, de-
signed to improve Amertcanism
~ csntrsctors. probably has gone
= ths dentist for . few gold nl-
lngs-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-28

when 70 80 20 the soup kitchens
this winter. We trust nobody In
charge will start = riot by serving
Liberty steak.
Mai Ulysses Grant III. appointed
4 member Of the California debris
commission. Wonder who the other
two are.
Gold imports are still increasing.
When we get IL all, let's go on big
spree and spend part OF II.
~The fall Of man Is marked BY the
advent Of the fig-ieaf," says Doc
Crane. Now history is repeating ~
self.
During the last drive by the in
come tax collector, a particularly in
sisfent collector received I'm the mail
one morning package containing a
much-worn shirt, accompanied BY the
following note:
Dear Sir:
Enclosed Il all have % offer
~ the last instaiment Of my in
como tax. Please don't waste
suy time coming TO see me be-
cause that's all there IL; there
isn't any more.
WHAT EVERY MARRIED
MAN KNOWS
"Ojd Batch Elier waited a long
time to get a wife, didn't he?"
asked Bolt.
aHe surely did" replied Nut.
'sand be will continue TO wait for
her the rest Of his life."
subject for the debating class: 'Re-
-,oIved: A married man VINO does not
larry life insurance gets better care
,.,ben III than married man who
aosx carry life insurance"
TOUGH LUCK
A wise Frcnchman has said
t,,a4 tho worst Of luck Is to have
too little Wit to talk well, and too
iIftIe Judgment 70 keep still.
A WISE FAIR
a sss gun cat upon
Sssr tins oceans Iinit.
Ana said not a word
4 eour- faced fisherman
Smoked by his cabin
'o no4 said not . word.
wise gull,
wise fisherman xp ANON
n that a. Il may. Sprinkle &
Freezum are undertakers In
Geosgetcwn-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-28
DEFENSE CHARGES
ExTORTION

That n particular act OF external
violence was the most probable cause
OF the injury which resulted In vir-
ginia Rappe's death.
Tho defense. on the other hand.
based It's case on a charge that those
who caused Arbuckle's arrest were
attempting extortion that she died
from causes for which the comedian
could not have been responsible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-28

County commissioner Of state
to hold next convention at waIla
Walls. Taxpayer suggests that
the warden make the welcoming
address
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-28
FATTY'S
Wal Ting.
DECISION
Expect Arbuckle
Will Face Trial on
Charge of Killing
Actress
ny NJ. ID. TRAcy

SAN FRAScfsco. sepf. 2s--The
fate OF Roscoe u'atty) Arbuekle was
expected to be determined before tho
end Of today's preliminary hearing in
his trial for the murder Of Virginia
Rappa.
Whether tho fifrn comedian would
face TRIAL for murder or msnsisughter
or go FREQ wouid probably bc an.
nonnced by Judge Lazarus before
night. u war said.
The state rested yesterday. but the
hearing was to be- resumed briefly TO-
day.
II was hsiisved Arpuexie would bs
heid for trial
that he dd not like to dimniss any
case without a showing Of evidence
supporting tho charge which was
made. was taken 20 mean he would
order Arbueklc to be held.
A subsequent announcement that
he would not specify upon which
charge he wotzid order the comedian
held was taken 10 mean hs was con-
sidesinx reduction Of the charge from
first degree murder TO manslaushtcr.
fs-yEAR TERM
IL MAXIMUM
The latter offonse carries a maxi.
mum penalty OF 10 years In the peni.
tenfiary.
Tho defense today was prepared for
tho judges decision and was ready
20 agree 20 submission OF the case or
- .A.
Fred Fishbeck. motion picture d..
rector. who attended Arbuckie's La.
bor day party. was to be called. An.
other doctor was expected to be sum
moncd by Arbucslc's attorneys be.
fore the defense rested.
Tho court would give almost i'm.
mediate decision. ~ was indicated.
Tho state based It's case against the
comedian on these main charges.
That he was secn 10 follow Miss
Rappe into a room adjoining the ono
In which his party WAS being held.
That while they were In the room
together. n chambermaid heard q
woman In the room crying. mo. no,
o. my God.' and a man tell her to
shut up"
That when Arbuckie cams out Of
tho room. Miss Rappe was found ly-
Ing on the bed and moaning. I'm
dying. I'm dying lie hurt me-"
That Arbuckie entered the room
and proceeded 10 torture Miss Rappe
with piece OF Ice.
That when Miss Rape began TO
moan. he shouted: -. DON'T make 30
much noise. or III throw you out OF
the window"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-28


t1sc day: VIII Yanbs and Ma.
honey win out.
A JOURNALISTIC CASUALTY
Once there was newspaper re-
porter who began an account OF
S1st division reunion without the
words. Powder River. Letter Buck"
He h now second lieutenant in the
army OF the unemployed.
Before leaving for Washing
ton, ID. e.. 10 serve ON the UNI
employment commission. Capt.
J. :. Gibson wns banquettcd at
the Rainier club. where he
listened 10 lot Of advice from
tire unemployed.
New sta.e law requires every
driver OF an automobile 20 take out
an operators license. Latest statis.
tics now prove that there are two
aptomobiies to every driver.
"Germxn Mark Down 10 Low.
e~t Record says headline. And
the easy marks In this country
Who bought 'em arc down almost
= Ion.
vI0HTING WORDS
q tho peacs conference In washing
ton, X hardly seems likely they will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-28
Where Your Taxes Go

Here some interesting figures.
Note carefully this comparison of the counys expenses
of 1915 and the proposed expenditures for 1922.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-28

Note particular increase Of health office $500
chasing agent $3.50 court house operation, 1890 ferry
deficit 251e. morgue, 223fc agriculturais 275 ga
rage 291%.
Increase in all above departments 1881 S54. 75s
From inquiries made of two Seattle banks two large
retail stores, wholesale concern and manufactures,
has been ascerained that the Of operation In those
establishments today 1915 from 201s to 35T.
According to who have made study of this phase
Of the question general average increase Of SO is con-
servative
Compare
County operation increase. 7bfe.
Private operation increase, 3OTs.
Get copy of the proposed county budget and anayze
these requested appropriations.
Here is where your county taxes Budget hearing
begins October at commissioners office BE therel
USE THE AXE!