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The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-07-21
Arthur Manwarin6
Of GrOveland
Candidate for Nomination for
Assessor
Republican Ticket
Republican Ticket

Believing that a mans judgment
in any matter is no better than his
information, the following is submit
ted for the consideration of the vo-
ters of this county
Mr. Manwaring finished his busi-
ness course at the University at
Provo, Utah.
Kept the accounts of The Hoffman
Bros Construction Co., The Deal
Bros. and Mendenhall Cons. Co., and
the Holley-Fullmer Cons. Co.
Was connected with the Bingham
County Farm Bureau for four years
as Board member, Treasurer, Vice
President and chairman of the Coun-
ty Sugar Beet Committee.
Put on and managed the First
Bingham Co. wool-pool successfully
Was secretary and treasurer Of the
Cleveland Co operative Livestock
Association for two years.
Is at present; Treasurer and Direc-
tor in the Peoples Canal Co.
Director in the Farmers Protective
Ir1ig. Assn.
Secretary and treasurer of the
Upper Snake River Union water
users.
| Member of the Idaho State Sugar
Beet Committee.
! Managing q 100 acre farm at Grove
land Bingham County.
| He made up the Tax rolls for the
Assessors office this year.
Has never been candidate fol
office before, and has never beer
connected with any other than the
Republican party in any activity
whatever
He invites the voters to investigate
his record in any of these activities
for information as to his character
and qualifications and his sincerity
| in trying to help the agricultural
class.
He has nothing to say about his
opponents as he believes them to be
honorable men.
He does, however, ask the voters
of this county to size up the individ
uals who oppose his election, take
stock of such persons character and
try to figure out the reason for theIl
opposition, whether they think him
unfit, incompetent, if their interests
have been affected by his activities
in behalf Of the people in this county
or whether they have some personal
political az to grinde.
II you will do this, and be sure te
vote your honest convictions what
ever they may he, he will be satisfied
with the result, whatever it is.
He firmly believes m the decision
of the majority, especially if they are
not misinformed. adv
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SOUTHEASTERN IDAHO FAIR
SEPTEMBER l9, 20, q, q

entries can also be entered in the
Community Collective Exhibit prizes
which are first, $50, second a3O., and
third $40. Individuals can also ex-
hibit their produce in the above col
lective exhibits and also in the Single
exhibit. Thereby allowing some of
the entries to compete for three pri-
zes.
There will be no charge this year
for the parking of Automobiles either
within the grounds or on the outside
and plenty of parking space will he
provided.
SPECIAL-Special prizes are being
offered in the Boys and Girls Club
Department. Entries are expected
from all the Clubs in Southeastern
Idaho. 1t is hoped all the Boys and
Girls will take an active part in this
department, that it may become {
permanent thing.
The Premium List is in the hands
Of the printer and will be ready fol
free distribution in about ten days
A card to the Secretary of the South
eastern Fair will assure you a copy
1t is Your Fair, it is Our Fair. lie
us all boost and make the Southeas
tern Idaho Fair all that the nam
implies.
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THE WEST SIDE IRRIGATION
DISTRICT PURCHASES
NEW FLUME

The Board of Directors of the West
Side Irrigation District closed deal
Friday for the purchase of several
thousand feet of Lastite Zinc flume
from the Thompson Manufacturing
Co., Of Denver This flume will be
installed early this fall and will be
used to replace the wooden fumes
now on the West Side Ditch. The
flume includes approximately 5000
feet of seven foot diameter flume
two thousand feet of ten foot diam
eter flume and twelve hundred feet
of four and one half FOOT diameter
flume. The installation of this new
flume will make the West Side one
of the best and most substantial
ditch lines in Idaho. 1t is doubted If
there will be a ditch company in the
country not excluding some of the
fine irrigation systems put in by the
U. S. Reclamation Service that will
be better equipped than the West
Side Irrigation companys ditch after
the installation of this new flume
line, The new flume will replace
all the old wooden fumes now oper-
ated by the company.
The Board of Directors OF the West
Side Irrigation District considers
themselves fortunate in being able to
put in a complete system OF Lastite
Zinc fumes.
In making their selection the
board considered practically every
type of material used for flume lines,
and after hearing all the evidence In
favor of each kind of material and
making thorough Investigations as
to the merits of the various materials
decided upon Lastite Zinc. Lastlte
Zinc fumes are made exclusively by
the THOMPSON Manufacturing Com
pany of Denver, and since the intro
duction of Lastite Zinc fumes by
that company two seasons ago the
U. S. Reclamation Service has put in
Zine fumes exclusively. One govern
ment' engineer upon Investigating
Lastite Zinc fumes and seeing them
in operation said that he believed
the ideal flume had at last arrived
on the market
Lastite Zinc has many features
makina it superior to all other flume
materials Aand one of the chief OF
these features is that Lastite Zinc
positively will not rust. The process
of manufacture used by the Thomp'
son Mfg. Co., makes the sheet tough
and gives it the tensil strength to dc
the work in fine shape and stand ur
under the strain and stress in carry
ing the water. Zinc is the only meta
that can be used for flume purposes
that will never rust.
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CAN'T FOOL FARM BUREAU

We learn through the "New York
World" that Congress resents the
SIG, 100000 Farm Federation Lobby"
this in Especial dispatch" which
might be even deliberately aimed at
the destruction of the American Farm
Bureau Federation, now found very
annoying to certain members of the
national legislature who speak for
interests opposed to agriculture.
A great hue and cry is raised
about the enormous salaries paid to
the personnel of the Farm Bureau
Federation. J. R. Howard, the pre-
sident, is quoted as receiving $4,000
a year and the secretary Mr.. Clover
dale, receives $4,000; the treasurer
and assistant secretary get $4,000;
Gray Silver, the director, $4,000;
and so runs the list covering the de-
partment on marketing, the legal de-
partment the information department
and so on.
1t is shown that approximately
$4,000 a year is spent in salaries.
These Startling figures" may frigh-
| ICA IIlO ldl AACl wiz uoo hO OOACOP-
tion of such fabulous salaries, and
perhaps he may revolt is Of course
the hope.
AS a fact, the cost of the whole
personnel does not foot up to the
salary of any one of a hundred heads
of great business organizations who
would like to destroy the Farm Bu-
reau Federation, put an end to the
farm bloc and yank the tiller Of the
soil back into his yoke.
1t is said the Bureau has grated
itself upon the Federal organization
made possible the Smith Lever Act;
and is now the dictator of the farm
bloc. If that be so, then Senators
who form the bloc have operated
much more efficiently in the interest
of the heart of America than the in
dependents who roll the pork barrel
without dictation.
If there is anything wrong with the
Farm Bureau it will be corrected
but the body will not be disintegrated
The farmer has just felt his
strength. He is merely stretching al
the present time.
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CENTERVILLE NEWS

DR.. and Mrs. Simmons were callers
at the Brown home.
Mrs. Deardorff accompanied Mrs.
Augustine to Riverside Thursday
and called at the Cannon home.
Miss Hazel Killion andBeryl STEM
nett were Moreland visitors Thurs
day
Mrs. Stennett attended the funeral
Of Mr.. Isaacson in Lavaside Thursday
Mrs. Mcdonald has returned to her
home after few days visit at the
home of her daughter Mrs. John Is
aacson of Lavaside.
Monday Mrs. E. S. Dardorff and
daughter called sthe c. I. Stone
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Farnsworth and
son Cyrus and Brigham Farnsworth
were business visitors in Blackfoot
Tuesday, also Mr.. l.. E. Killion.
Mrs. E. S. Deardorff, Mrs. B. A.
Arivsh and Mrs. Jack Johnson of
Moreland called at the John Schaffer
home Monday evening.
Mrs. Cecil Ferrel and Mrs. Ber
Arvish visited at the j. w. Fay home
on Tuesday
Miss Pauline Schaffer entertained
several of her girl friends Tuesday
evening with a lawn party. Games
were the event of the evenin e Ice
cream and cake were served.
Glenn Mcdonald is visiting at the
home of his sister Mrs. John Isaac
son of Lavaside for a few days.
Mrs. Bert Stennett called at the
Kelley and Croskrey homes Wednes-
day and brought her mother Mrs. Nc
Donald home. She has been staying
at the Croskrey home for several
days.
Jack and Ellis Kirk have come up
from Salt Lake to stay at the Sam
Kirk home for awhile.
Mrs. Will Brown visited with Mrs.
Bert Stennett Wednesday.
Mrs. Ben Arvish left for Rigby on
Wednesday to visit for a few days
with relatives and friends.
Nearly all the farmers are through
haying now. And irrigation is again
in full swing.
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DELEGATES ATTEND
STATE MEETING

r. L. Osborn, Jack Flaharty and j.
Rowland Of this city attended the
state meeting of the Idaho Automo-
tive Trades Association at HALEY,
July IA and 15 The association voted
to support bill in the legislature to
Bond garages and License mechan-
les for the protection of the car own
ersA They are also supporting a
measure to place tax of &c per gal
Ion on gasoline for the maintenance
of roads. The delegates were enter
tanned Friday by the Commercial
Club Of HALEY, with banquet and
musical entertainment The Black
foot delegates returned by the way
of the Stanley Basin and the Salmon
River Country and report excellent
roads and wonderful trip.
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WAPELLO WILL CELEBRATE
JULY 24th.
WITH ALL KINDS OF FOOT RACES
BALL GAME AND
OTHER SPORTS
To Be Held at Meeting House .....
PRIZES WILL BE GIVEN TO OLD
EST LADY AND GENT ON
THE GROUNDS

.Wapello will hold big celebration
on July "a tn at the Meeting House
Plenty of shade for everybody. The
program will be given in the morn
ing beginning at 10:30 a. m. The
sports program which will begin al
100 will consist of all kinds of Foot
Races, Base Ball Game, Horse Races
and Bucking contest. Prizes will be
given to the oldest Lady and the old
[est Gentleman on the grounds. Re-
freshments of all kinds will be sold
on the grounds. Everybody is invited
to spend the day at Wapello.
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FOR SALE.

broom mcSarn house, except heat
Double-shoors, pantry, bath, and clos
cts, city water, and light, connected
with City Sewer on Paved Street
Pavement all paid for. Variety go
fruit bearing trees. A good small
pasture, stable for four head stock
This is without any doubt the cheap
est and best located arceage property
in the City of Blackfoot.
N. ]. THORSTENBERG.
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will be present from time to time to
assist in the good work, and as the
world knows Preventive Medicine Is
the greatest subject of scientific
work to-day, he feels he is but doing
his duty to his profession and to his
fellow man by the establishing OF
this clinic.
Osteopathy has done more to pre-
vent disease by the correction Of
physical and anatomical irregulari-
ties than any known science Of the
day. and that is why the Osteopaths
as a whole are the instigators Of
the free childrens clinic.
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L. D. 8. FIRST AND SECOND WARD

| Sunday School at 1880 .. =.
Services at 2 p. m Mutual 1850
p. N.
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44-47
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NOTICE

There will be Special meeting of
the Stockholders Of Rose View Ditch
Co., at Jacob Ramey's, August 18th,
1922, at s p. m, to transact all busi-
ness that comes lawfully before the
meeting.
]. H. SILVERS.
44-47 Secretary.
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NOTICE

will have the Registration books
on Precinct No. at the Henry Nc
Donald Reel Estate office in the
All Cut Building on Saturdays.
Mrs. L. M. Cheney.
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SHERIFF
Republican Ticket
Mr.. DAILY has had nearly two years
experience as Deputy Sheriff Of Bing-
ham County, and is now Police Officer
for the City Of Blackfoot.
He invites you to investigate his
reputation, and your support will be
highly appreciated. adv.
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FOR SALE.

One slx-foot all marble soda foun-
tain, first class condition, used two
seasons. at Firth Pharmacy, Firth.
Idaho.
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FINANCIAL REPORT Of FOURTH
OF JULY COMMITTEE

The following is financial Report
OF the Fourth Of July Committee
showing the Receipts and Disburse-
ments:
CONTRIBUTIONS TO JULY 4th
FUND CELEBRATION.
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&c ailnued from page ID
~ the time DuPre reached neiro.i
che money he had obtained en- ths
pawned diamond Wa running lcp
wrliinK bach % the Chattanoosa Ia
rasnhfokef according to What he
later said vas . pre-arfanFed scheme
he asked for further advance. IS the
diamond Instead Of seudlpg tte
money the rawnhgokef noiined the
ehaiianooEa police and furnished n ON
Nhh a description of nurre
AIMED plth the description 81 ia
Pre- a teiectlye from ths renneasee
city departed Cor Detroit tlmlne hIa
arrival with the pswnbrokera feply
ana was waiting Tor the youth uhsu to
weni 20 the rostofiico
Amhling aimlcss'y into me halldlns
who're ho expected 20 SCI letter
which De- hoped would enable attn a.
coss the river INTO canara. tha yoaih
fal rohher vas taken lle made NJ
show Of resistance ON the olhe
hand ofilovra said. be seemed 10 la
glad The thing va over
nuPre made a eomp'oie canioss on
e the crime. aitflhailng Bis trouhios
70 tho influence q bad associates la
VIZ hrouFhl here and riyen 3 tpsels
trial helns convicted o. mufaef on
January e and sentenced 10 hang
March ns ile maintained 3 sttlc ln-
difference 70 his fate throughout ne
trial
in tbe meantime hh counsel filed
motion fof new trial wAlrh VAS
heard ln Maroon Georgia. on March
90 and denied A. later appeal 90
mo supreme count of Ccorsia llks-
wise was denied and on July ~ he
was 70 sentenced 90 De- hanged sep.
tomher
llfo On an appeal % The state atdoa
a last effort vas made 10 save he
hoard
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toll whether ~ belongs % : anlon
or not. wish fan proteeiion ans
wAhaai lnisrruplion. the deaih kaeil
20 iiherts vin b. soandcl and an
arfhf win sapurcsds orraalasi
roxegumenl
The action 81 the Tovernmenf
acme - suddenly aua ansxpeei s1ly
thar neither hhor chiefs neF heads
ef hir businesses vers reads g 50
on resord wiih ssaicmsns Ffiiay
nlkat
We Nili have is SAT- and ses has
shat this means vas lhe answer
that care from both sides Here
ana there local anion officials spoke
dttanliy
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HER AILMENTS
ALL GONE NOW
Mrs. Sherman Helped by
Lydia E Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound

Lake. Michigan. -"Aboutoneyear ago
| suffered withirreg gularities anda weak.
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PERSONALS OF
= SOCIETY

Nr and Mrs Nm Bronson have
returned from delightful month.
mp 10 Sew YORK up The 81 Law
renee ihraush Canada and other
ro|tts ~ interest Ia the East
X n y
Mr. Harold Spoer and baby are
tho weekend guosis ~ Mr and
Mrs Jim sneef ~ Harold srerr
nill arrive from ronca CHy tom1f-
roN 10 De their Weekend mesi
e X y
NJ and Mrs Csorse wilder have
moved 20 Oklahoma Ciiy
NJ X IS
Miss Aileue Dunn Who has been
visiting her parents STR and Mrs
W c parn Of s0l East Oklahoma.
let yesterday ior Decatur Illinois
where she viii teach 20 the Reose
welt Junior Hlgh School 81 that
place
"A n ~
Mr and Mrs Fred Green returned
from Boulder Colorado
where Mrs Green las spent the
summer IN a sanIiarum
y yS
Mrs chas soelef returned yes
terday in her car from Kansas city
she was accompanied home by Miss
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QUADRUPltTs AT STATE FAIR

OKLAHOMA cry The "buncn u
Keys uklahomas only living quad
rupNia will b. an attraction again
this year a. The Oklahoma State Pair
and Exposition, Oklahoma CITY. Sep.
iombof 29 80 The Keys children. an
FIris, are named May, Mona. iooia
and Roberta They are among tho
very few quadruplcts ever born. and
are remarkable for their perfect
health aud normAiity
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FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
FoH afh'sFNf o. =
SAYS STRIKE Is OVER

Continued from Page ID
Is striking blow At orsanl1od
labor
Tomorrow Il viii be said BY soma
persons. more malicious than truth
fnl that this proceeding o. Intended
a. death blow to the ualons" ho
said, and lnasmuch - falfehood
travels twice a. fast a. truth. let
me today start the truth on ~ way
IN advance-that IN my judgment
this movement Il necessary for the
protection and preservation of the
unions themselves.
Not Opposed 70 Unions
The government OF the United
States r. not opposed 10 labor unions
II they perform such functions a.
can be performed In lawful Anerlca.
Never while the labor unions
limit their activities 20 legiilmiao
acts and lawful pursuits not lninr-
ius 70 society, Al least while speak
.or the governmeul OF the United
staies. shal a blow be struck a.
them
Bot u may BE- understood thai 20
IcnE and 20 the extent that can
spak for Fhe EoFornmeut of tho
United States. ! wiil use the power
Or the government OF the United
States within ny control 70 prevent
The labor unions of the country from
destroying the open shop
Labor Leaders Stunned
When a man In this country Is
Dot PERMITTED to enage IN lawful
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its queer about siris clothes,
for shat l. rlght to-day
fomorfoE will be wronr.
The fashions aisays ~
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Saturday nigAl the Do Davis Or.
sAessra Win Asss finished most
so>.essfnl season u The Venaoms
ceTer.rg .-is satsrs season a ihe
states pepa.ar resoEt ard play
groand
The mbsrs q tbs Interesting
orsanisatioa are Raymosd L Davis.
ctorss ; Freeman. chars- n Pok-
ornex Iva G Brooks. =. 1 ScrugsA-
fe 4 anz Rooe-i Pollard And ID hs
o~n vay eseh hks made many
warm. persouA trsnds dursng PIE
stay .n TIE eifF and have filled ihrir
contract eiih the Nendoue with
much credit to themselves and 10
ne complete Satisfaction q Ne
nanAgement Aessrs. Townaer and
Lewis and Il Is probable that thly
my return for the next season
Tas pensonel q th's orchestra is
composed entirely Of okishonia vnl-
versiiy students sud II these six
youns men are 20 ne considered
samples o. the stadeai bdy of
yoang men who yearly fmerFe from
tae hig state school 81 Norman. then
our hats are or 10 o a. aud Ne
hope the boys win have mauy happy
@ casioas 90 remember their VISIT 20
Plat National Park
\ x
Out Town Guests honored
With Sunrise Breakfast
Complimentary 20 Miss Jaoquelgn
Alien ef Herrington. Kansas. the
Misses Garnetta sandidse and Nlr-
ginia Crabbe gave a sunrise break
face and swim al the Country Cub
yesterday morning Mrs Glenn Paris
assisted Mrs Crabhe and Mrs san
didge In serving breakfast q Gerald
ine Cullisou. Loiuse Beiand. Gerald
me Fitzgerald. iIenrl and Helen
Owen Filson. Dorothy Kliak. yir-
gina Olson. Garland nnd KaihNu
nibheus Mary May Amsnai her.
Mary Jean Johnston. Gene and Ruth
Virginia Davis and Nine SNYDER 81
Neosho, Missouri
y Ng
Builders Class q N. {. Church
Entertained With Lawn Party
A social time nas enjoyed after
the business meeting ~ the builders
class of the First n p church
Thursday evening 81 ne home of
Mrs. Leslie seaman The lawn vas
artstieally decorated and ngh.sd
With japanese lanterns The Misses
Doris Anderson. Mar, Ranes and
Gerald ne Fitzgerald delirhted the
guests Wits number of clover
readings. Mrs Seaman was assisted
~ Mrs Wilber. Mrs. Glren. Mrs
Pulse and Mrs Rector In serving an
ice course
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corr.ae csFlson who has sPent she
sammer in chlcaFo.
Ms Nay Stove q TulsA i ne
guest ~ htr aaat. Nfs n 1. Miller
n - 4
ar Loren StArk arrived ghis
morning from Canada and Colorado
where Ne ieit Mr.. sgark sud bis
parenls ebo wiii reiarn later
Mss noru,hy Hopkins ieh tsis
mera.ns fof Ssnl~aisr whsre she
all aiiend sehool mis- coming year
Mrs. Cliffard Porter of ndstow
s hsre fer ; Tea days visit
NN *
Ms Miller - Arkausas Ciiy who
summered in Colorado niih her
sister Airs J. J Hndrsth Il hers
iof iew days
NNN
AZ and Nrs n. = Knebs have
o. their sussts NJ Knebe's nephew
ar Anlhony Baidhach and hls
hisnd NJ Leo Waiter q nrookfeit.
Mlfsoarl Nr and Mrs Kuebrl and
family snd their ruets spsR the
day yesterday n Oklahoma Clp
Nr and Nfs Eliot Lyon and son
sud A. ard Mr. Ransos Hamu AMI
son of oklahorA Cty wlli BE- TIE
guests of Mr and Mrs VIM. nr.u.
son untll Tuesday
NM
Miss hernlce Ensiish ~ Edmond
q rasst of me RALPH Davis home
" ~
Mrs 4. y sims and daufhirrs
Marian Martha and Aona lie al
,hiokaFhs are the guests of Mrs. J
=. Houseworih ana Dr Pauline
n fker for 4 week
sM
Mr and Mrs Louis Halseli have
rciurned from nelis Vista Arkansas
where they have sport the last two
weeks
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bottles OF the Vegetable Compound and
used Lydia r. Pinkham's Sanative Wash
and am entirely cured Of my ailments.
You may publish this letter II you
wish. Mrs. MARY SHERMAN, Route ?.
Lake, Mich.
There is one fact women should con-
slider and that's this. Women suffer from
Irregularities and various forms OF weak
ness They try this and that doctor, as
well as different medicines. Finally they
take Lydia f. Pinkham's Compound.
and Mrs. Sherman s experience is simply
another case showing the merit Of this
well-known medicine.
II your family physician fails TO help
you and the same old troubles persist,
why ism Z il reasonable 10 try Lydia 4.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
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When a man In this country is
.oi PERMITTED TO engage IN lawful
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OKLAHOMA CITY. Free camp
grounds afV provided for visitors 20
The sixteenth annual Oklahoma State
Fair and Exposition. which will be
held a. Oklahoma city September 3.
30 The grounds are well nodd,d. and
water and light are furnished
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ness and at times was
obliged 10 siayoh my
feet ] doctorcd with
our family physician
and he finally saidhc
could not understand
my case. 80 ] decided
20 try LydiaE. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound. After |
had taken the first
bottle | could see
that | was getting
better. I took several
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,soEpenoUnr

slII not ~ork Tor that man nro~n
any more on account ~ a reuefk he
made 70 me today
I what did he saY % your
f., age aays MoBfady you're dls-
charged
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Rainbow Class Instituted

Last nisht At the Masonic Temple
the Rainbow Glass of the o r s.
order was instituted by a group OF
girls with their cheir and ehaperous
from okhlhomn oly. Thij lslN
wero taken into the chapter The
work was put on very beautimly
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and every one seemed greatly .m.
pressed vita me work and feel lt
va te a. Inspiration % loarg rIf's
"a M -