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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09

Emerson Jones was beIuE visited during
tho past wcck by relatives from Eyurtlu.
Mo
Mr. and Mrs Ike MRyNald we're visiting
flouda ana relatives ut NuNata during
the past weak.
Mr.. ana MrH charles Warner recently
moved 20 Sapuirl, whore they viii make
hrir future home.
Ir y. Ringle ~ the Commerce hifh
school visited his parents at kofubum
Saturday and sunday
Mr.. ana Mrs otto poity recently roa
Cclvcd q visit from tholr friend Abort
DHrtriEht Of Galon1, Ran
Mrs. Anna Sucilcn uut her daughter.
Mrs. w q. Reese. made 20 trip 90 Joplin,
Mo- during the past wUcr
Mrs H. Elton johnson uui little ohNi
recently Hprut day ln baxter springs
Visiting relatives Hud friDUdB
Mr.. ana Mrs L., lrro during the past
week enjoyed q visit frIm tHrlI daughter.
Mrs Young " Baxter Springs.
The now officers Of Review ~ Lazy
Maccabcos Of this CITY were installed
Tuesday niFht by tho Miami council.
Mra. John C0llard entertained NJ a
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,RDIN.

CARDiN.
,,..s rrma LINDSEY recently nae as hef
eYgst Miss Lucille McSnee .,,, OF .anan,iv ,,,..
frIerds and relatives In Carthage
d.. vose usden visited her mother.
,,-, rohn siicr, at Douthat during the
past smith Of Nowata was visiting
80. ana relatives In Cardin during the
pas.,S PEE, S'IH lewis enjoyed a visit from his
,.i.Far Orfls Lewis Of Erie, Kan" during
th., I''1J '1Jossvhins Murray was in Pieher
,.,',,,,'l,y the guest OF heF friend Miss
I'.rrHe warner.
,t,, vs.. A. Frye. who went to colum-
nus. kan. recently 20 spehu "ogn ~
l"o, is reported 10 he quite sick.
f,tp Foster recently spent several
webb city Mo, visiting her
I..gffar. Mrs. Hal Barlow VINO " suI-
,., fron on attack OF appendicitis.
l'., usptlst sunday school is practicing
Nav entitled safety First" 20 DO
.ys. in the near future tor the purpose
....Ipe funds with WHICH to purchase
r.aro f1r tho ehurch; ..,.-- ,..-,..,
tf.fylrF ana profitable services, inelud-
. f.,otionnI exercises. interesting read.
w. AMI wholesome talks, were enjoyed
lH,r. community meeting held by the
s,.,..H.st and Christian churche8 Ihufs-
rIrrt nd the christian church.
az ns.- tsS nuspices of the Parent-Teach-
-. ....afstion, a pie supper as given ct the
s..y uaI Thursday night 70 raise tunls ,sIs
t,o purchaso Of a set OF books for the
I. 'rhe affair proved good success
r I.s rrocods amounted 20 $50
art.r. was Eoodly crowd, Including
,.--Is from several of the neighhoring
,,.. at the dance held az the city hall
.sav night under the auspices uf
N.Y. psrrestiou club. Music vas furnished
s an orchestra, aud the young people
g,rr.t until late hour.
r.yIyal meeting, conducted by
,-..Hst u. 7. Plumber. IN conjunction
Lr tr. local pastor. is now going on at
w.. sa4,heru Methodlst church In this
,. Sew songbooks have been ordered
I srrr.ai music will feature the serv-
l.,a A cordial welcome ls extended 20
XVI ,ybfIr and tho cooperation Of all
rf-.stirrs Is invited.
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wcathcrford. whore shs will complets hcr
college course at that place
Leon Smith leN Monday Tor Perry 20
acceutet pc1uon os helper 20 r. NJ
buuaford IN the Santa Fe depot
Miss Pauline Greciap OF Coffeyville,
Kan. came Thurfday FOR three weeks
yislt at the X. *. Rivers home.
Mr. and Mrs. O. u. Farm1r announce
weieht iOk pounds. name Mifleao An
Mrs clyde E. lake and r,u, son.
Vincent fpeut tho weekend with Mrs.
L1kos parents, j. E. ANA Mrs. Hcrnduu.
Mr. and Mrs. y. u. Rash had as their
house gueais over saturday and sunday
their daughtcr. Mrs Anna Godsot and
Mr and Mra clyde y. Gase enter.
talued with music sunday afternoon a
number Of Eucsfs complimentary 20 Miss
w. H. Frank of Oklahoma city was
hore Thursdhy sertug after business In
forests While here he was the guest
" a. w. and Mrs sargent over ulght.
Mrs Flora WWoughhv was hostess to p
number % invited friends sunday. a
wo-cuursn luncheon was served at tho
hour ot l2. The afternoon was spent In
Psyson Nil have summer term Of
school so as 90 set I'm extra work. Money
hos been put aside Co lHvni ana ttau-
ttv tHo fchool campus st1ss anl trees
wi" bet ana S'' l. fga Claude c1ado 2,15 nhoa enter.
talngd r. pretty party Thursday evening
at the Gulwp1w hotel cpupimerting thu
marriage n George H.shop 70 Miss oln
GENTRY. Waiting nud music were the
diversions Of tho oyonine.
A. w. Fowler OF Grlvaly. Ark, ana
Joe ward u Rlufton. Ark. we're here ihe
fret Of tho week 90 close Ian deal
While here they were entertained IN the
s. 3. ShIuloy home
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STATE SOCIETY

ladies OF the Enid chapter will appear in
costume.
Mrs, W. u. Rhodes was hostess to the
LaTarde club and q number Of guests
who were not members % the club. Pro-
gressive rook was played. At the conclu-
sion OF the playing Mrs. j. T.. Turk and
Mrs. Dave Goblin held high scores.
Miss Maurine Erauts 1s homo from
Tulsa, where che visited her aunt and
uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Oryille Frantz, and
her cousins, Miss Faith Hieronymus and
Mr. Frantz Hieronymus. Miss Trautz was
a delegate 10 the sunday school con-
ventiou.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Hun. who leave
soon 20 make their home in Oklahoma
city. were entertained at the homo Of Mr
ana Mrs. Mason Hart, when the mem
bers Of the congcnial Rook club were
also guests. Dinner was served nt 2
o'clock and progressive rnolt followed.
In honor Of Miss Naomi Parker, VIII will
become tho bride Of John HanbCry Of
Long Beach, Cal, tho glfls Of the B r.
!. n. club gave n miscellaneous shower At
the home VI Miss Hutchinson Part Of
the evening was spent In hemmlug tea
towels, which were given 10 Miss Parker
The Lambs club met at tine home or
Mr.. and Mrs. Mont Frantz A study OF
Alaska was the topic for the serious part
Of the evening, while later Mrs. G. g.
McClelland took charge Of lighter diver
slons Assisting Mrs, Frautz were Misses
Rarey, Borestofd, Mrs. Whitson and Miss
Betty Frnntz.
Mr. and Mrs Sam Evans gave a de-
lightful Z o'clock dinner. placing cards
for Mr. ana Mrs. Raymond johnson, Mr
and Mrs. Robert Champlin, Mr. and Mrs.
J. @, Brown, DR.. and Mrs. y. A. Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs G. r. Burford, Mr and Mrs.
daryis and Sir and Mrs. A. y. stephen
son.
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rISIIINn.

-,. Friday Night card club met at the
,.a.. of Mrs. Claude Slade Friday night.
Fa,.ra went 90 Mrs. Frank Bailey and to
& s. chadwick.
Mrs J. y. Eglcston and Mrs. j.. y.
ADAMS entertained at tho home OF Mrs.
f,gr..siau. g27 South Cleveland, with an
i1f'rral bridge Monday evening.
,rralrcomeut has been made of the
,,--r.rpa OF Leslie Daugherty and Miss
p,uis GREGORY Wednesday. The marriage
xas very quiet only contracting parties
srd thr.r attendants being present.
rrIsrds OF Mrs. Reid burrows, wife OF
,bs rasfor of the -fosbyterian church,
viu b. grIeved 20 learn that she has be-
eofre so lll with rheumatism that she has
nd 90 20 TO the Mayo Brothers hospital
urs charles Graham. stA East oak
street entertained with dinner Friday
Ia honor of her mother, whose siNty-ifth
hrthiny u was and S-rs. Charles Pounds
were the only guests aside from tho I'M
mediate family.
Mrs Elmer McLaury returned Tuesday
from Rochester, MINI, whore she went
w Mrs. Matte Harmon, who was oper-
s.-9 on 1T the Mayo Brothers hospital
there She rsports Mrs. Harmon as got
ting along nicely,
The Excelsior class Of the Christian
church entertained wl.- n spring social In
the church rooms Tuesday night, 4 NUM-
hsr 0f ErrinEtims games were played ana
tho evenings fun was brought 70 an end
with an old-tlme spelling match
Mrs Matte Payne entertained the New
idea Embroidery club with a line party
AZ the Rlalto theator tuesday afternoon,
After the show tho club adjourned TO tho
Frc.day drug store whore ice cream was
served 20 the following: Mesdames Pull
liam Laughlin. Eagle. Middleton, War
end O'Uorrin.
In the absence Of the leader a round
table discussion was held Of the lesson
fiudy on "The Problems OF the Country"
az the meeting OF the Hypathla club In
the homo Of Mrs. John BELLS, AO3 East
Broadway. Friday afternoon Mrs j. T.
OHerriE and Mrs. II. G. Ruckor were Sc
locted as delegates TO the state federa-
ton Of clubs at Oklahoma city.
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Miss Rena Dennison entertained the
Friday bridge club this week.
Miss Doris Ogg is In Fort smith, Ark
on a visit 10 relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlln Shaver arc enter
taIuIng a daughter. born Monday morn
Mrs. y. II. Know!ton sntrtained the
Home Economics club az her nome TINS
Miss Inia b. Murphy is in saltwater
on visit TO her brother Wychie H. ana
Mrs, 4. 4. Swift entertained the Stitch
ana Chat club Friday afternoon In very
MICS Floy Massey o. the court clerks
office spent tho weekend in Chelsa with
relatives and friends ,.....
The Quest club had quite an interest
ing meeting at tho homo Of Mrs. C. f.
GUdbey, Monday afternoon
Miss Thompson ot Norman " N we
city on "a visit 90 Miss Mary Ella DAVIS
She is a teacher at o. Y,
DR.. W o. Starr ana wife OF Drum
right spent tho Weekend IN the cry win
his parents, MI and Mrs. '' W. starr
Mrs. Harold Hall was hostess 10 the
NIstletoo Kenslugton club Tuesday after
noon at her home on Weuuna and seventh
Nr nuf Mrs Paul %. Heinrit1 Of Tulsa
are spending tho weekend N 'laIet"oIe
with tualr cousin, Mr.. aud Mrs. W. =.
Ms. T.. y. oBaunon and Mrs Harold
Royd were Joint hostosses 10 tho freaby-
terian Ala Thursday afternoon at the
Mrs, Erna Knlrnchud, o cousin Of Mrs.
" u. sunday Of Kansas city and Tulsa'
is visiting I'm Claremore on her way 10
Hambutg Ark r-..
Nrs Margaret HickoT. OF PunNHu-
tswney. Pa, who has been spending the
winter with Mrs j. r. Means returned
MT Mr ana Mrs. Joe Chambers and DR.. ana
Mrs. /. G. Prsss0n Of Tulsa arrived IN
the city Saturday afternoon 70 speha tue
weekend with friends. -.
Miss Mildred Morrison spent a snort
time saturday SO tho city with MT anu
Nrg IIarrg katpH Sho was on her way
10 ohio on vacation trip -.,--
Ng..r u.#aIurary tea OF tho Christian
church vas hold AZ the home OF MIs
T. ". MaybcrIy on North Seminole Ffl-
day afternoon, a fine meeting beIns re-
po,f1I' siTS. VIII Rogers. who spent Tuesday
4, ciarerora on "A visit 20 relatives anu
frlends left Tuesday night Tor points IN
the east. She was hc,'HP1uleu ygga's ygg "a
visit here BY Mr. and Mis- rom M'apau-
w N,rs waiter Kelle~ entertained the
pida-a-Wrc club, Monday afternoon ApI'
g. The unfay.raule weather n.d ~ -.
- tbf4 popular club. Fancy Work, music
ana rcfreshmeuts occupied me hlteIhooI
Answering tho question, " nay WIZ
you DO ,ior the benslg'1 rorsi,tuted the
ToUi call A good paper ON ''lFlo mus't
,,a, re,d nv Mrs Van Nlstrsud, and Mrs.
]. O. Adams gave a yery Interesting 'a'h
on "Clyic Art. ,-.,... - ,bo
Mrs. Nelle X. Ross was hosleas 70 tn9
,,,at,h.rs ~ the stitch and CHAT c'ub ana
a"vn,T,ber Of visitors Friday afternoon -
| ber home on East Fo~rth street win
| o'clock luncheon, Afterwards tne sl,,' 49,,
| noon was pleasantly spent win 1AA0'
/ work and social conyersalon' ..,,.a ,tys
Miss Alma Challburg entertalnea n.S
tables with bridge At the home OF hs'
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PAYsON

W AfA Rstos Of Drumrght ls here a.
a guest IN the u. y, Morea h0uyo.
Mr. and Nrs. Chester BOHwuIl - Yale
are here for n weeks visit with rola-
tivrs.
Nr. and Mrs. George bishop were
sos-ond guests q Mrs. jim Gentry at
MrrkoT
Mr. and Mrs. swea Riddle announce the
birth Of a son March 70. Weighing ~
pounds.
i. q Boyer ot Waukomls arrived Thurs
day for en- extended visit IA the II. G.
Hayl0r home,
Miss Lucille Harrington OF Sparks was
at this place.
MlSs Vera Gordon left sstudsy fo5
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this case, tho bride sent for the
groom and MIR. Camel. now
known m rotontaie. presented
himself and was accepted.
After the customary T. y.
regulations had been complied
with, pafenfafe was released
from quarantine and escorted by
band. patrol and ehanters arrived
~ state and wss presented by
potentata Caldwell 90 H. j.
Fisher 81 the park board for tho
pleasure Of tho girls and boys Of
Seattle.
THE WEDDING
Tho bridal party. eonfposed 81
Miss >lieite and her maid 81
honor. Miss shetland Pony. wns
followed. not too closely. by ro-
tentaio and his beat man. Mr..
Jack AS. wha bore the wedding
ring "a WRATH ai'~at his neck.
The guest Of honor. Imperial
Potential. Jan,e. =. Mefandies-.
81 Honolulu and san Francisco.
with Potentate Caldwell of Nile
Temple and retentate a. l. retu
Of Al kader Temple. Portland
completed the wedding procss-
slon which then passed by to tho
strains Of the wedding march
p,ayed BY Nile Temples famous
band
The wedding ceremony ishcrt
forml was p~rfermed by caid
well and tho bride was given
away by MIR. Tetu.
After iuprinilng y hearty Hiss
on tho bride. ilp~ roientsfe
made himself ~ home by brow~-
Ing on the sweet pa decorations
~ her rrown. Following the
ceremony. Imperial roteniase
MeCsndIess In . few well chosen
words ifnplorrd the newiyweds 20
be- good and not 20 follow too
closely tho ways ~ their p~r>~cu
tors who had fnrccd this martyr.
=. dorm upon them.
with Ailsh's hIr~~inEs all al
iourrsed 10 the Masonic Tempt.
10 rs~t and refresh themselves
for the evening iortnrsA the
>svites being victims for sport.
Tho park program cicsed with
several fine seicefioBs from the
Mic ehsnirr~.. and as the happy
bridal party left the field. the
band played How Dry I Am"
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81, 900, 900 Home
for Seattle Elks

Two cash prizes viii b awarded
architects submitting the best plans
for the proposed new million7doilar
home Of Seattle lodge No. 81. u. p.
o. r.. II was announced Friday by
J. c. Slater. chairman Of the ways
and means committee.
The prizes viii be In amounts Of
$500. first. and $3.50. second. An
appropriation for tbls purpose viii
Be asked AZ the next meeting OF the
lodge, slater said.
The local lodge plans 10 erect the
finest Elks home In the Vert on the
property adjoining the present site
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wANrEn--MIIEEL CHAIN

Tho past year we have found
homes for 10 wheel chairs that wtr,
formerly stored or standing tdie nne
every one Of them Il now brirsins
sunshine 10 the hearts o. a. man
shut.lns. We have another cn1 fog
wheel chair for the dearest littif
lady you could ever meet one who
IL cheerful and patient under AL cir
cunnstance- she IL a great ruffercs
from rheumatism. which makes use
less her hands and feet. She never
gets farther than the edge Of he's
bed or = stationary chair. Wont
someone dust off that old chair anf
pass n ont
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RADIO FUND REPORT

II 10 the pleasure Of thu Sunshine
Smiles Rafio for shut.ins committee
10 report on It's activities and div
trsbutions. Every set was piaref IN
the horne Of n shus.in who would not
have had this pleasure otherwise.
All shut.tns are obtaining fun meas.
ure 81 happiness from this wonderful
Invention.
Amount contributed .........ff5s,oo
Amount spent in buying and
installing Ill fun sets and
parts Of four ether sets. sfsstc
Cash balance ........ssss...s 20
In addition. "a complete sets were
contributed and installed BY volun.
teers thru your committee. making
a total of 20. Signed.
ROLAND s. JENNINGS.
FRANK X. rDOrF.
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RyTHER HOME CHILDREN
WANT SPORTING GOODS

Dear Or. Lcops: VIII you
kindly help M sc, a soccer ball.
two medium baseball bats. half
dozen tennis balls and few soft
rubber balls for tina klndrrgart.
nsrsf We are all strong for
''sunahsne Smiles and thank
you Tor helping Ne 20 see Jackie
ccogan In Trouble" ~ the Coll.
scum Very truly yours.
RYTHER HOME CHILDREN.
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Dear DR.. Loope: ! trust you viii
pardon the liberty take in writing
TO you and asking a big favor. The
fact is that llks yourself. am a
shut.ln and I have a hobby 81 col.
iecting choice poems. learned re-
Gently that "a lady had recited The
Last Word AZ one OF your Sunshine
guild meetings last spring and il 90
cured 70 mo that you nigh, BE- able
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EDITED BY DIR. FRANK Il. Lo0PE
Phone Capitol ss67

without too much trouble 90 yourself
to have tho lady send me copy %
tho poem. cannot tell you how
grateful will be 20 both OF you for
have been trying FOR years TO set
this poem for my collection,
Thanking you,
LILLIAN ST. CLAIR
isse Post 81. san Francisco. Cal,
Editors nosel "'rhe Last Word"
was given al a dramatic reading by
tAirsl Edith Shelton on the occasion
Of one Of the meetings % tho sun.
shine guild. This reading waa not
poem but prose. a copy Of which viii
30 sent 90 the lady. bu, n anyone
knows Of n poem by that name iet
me know or please tell her where y
can be found.
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Panic SHIFTS
TO REAL ROUT
IN old GUARD
Campbell's Defeat
in Kansas Great
Blow to Regular
G.. O. P. Men
ny @ % LYON

WASHINGTON. Aux. H.
H. lust one political disaster
after another for the republican
Old Guard these days. Until
August 1 primaries they were
IN a panic. Now they're la
rout.
me decisive beating Congressman
phtllp Campbell got IN tho third
Kansas district republican pri.
mafles il iust as hard a jolt for the
old Guard a. the defeats OF Senator
New IN Indiana. senator Mccumbcr
in North Dakota. and the smashing
az the Pennsylvania machine by
Gsrford Pinchot.
C.mpbe,rs downfall Is attrib-
ufrd 10 too close attention TO
Old Guard advice instead Of TO
public sentiment
A. chairman Of the sIlpow~r
fui rules committee Of the house
he made = number Of moves.
none Of which were calculated
to enhance hts popularity with
hl< Kansas constituents.
He brought In tho gag rnic
that made II impossible 90
amend the tariff bill fsforo u
went 10 the senate.
He brought In the ruis that
made n impossible to raise
saxes from big incomes for the
snidksrs' bonus.
lie announced he would favor
: rule for q ship subsidy n de-
mautlrd bv President Harding.
He blocked the Joint dcmsnd
Of Represent tliye WoosIrnlf OF
Michigan aud johnson Of south
Dakota for a hou~e invsxtiga-
lion Of the dhrlayx Of the depart.
m~nt OF mstiee In prvceeding
against war xrnfters.
Campbell now passes from the
nlctur~ after nearly 20 years OF
faithrai service 10 the Old Guard.
II Ia regarded here az Indicative OF
the state Of the national mind that
Campbell. h sent into retirement,
not bv democratic votes. but bv re
publican votes In a republican pri
mary.
Thru on. cans. or another. ynany
Ola Guardsmen viii be naissins
from tn. next congress- Floos
Leader Mondeli IL seeking the sen
atorial nomination IN Montana
Fesx chairman OF the republican
CONGRESSIONAL committee. is afs@l
s>r.tortaf honor. ~ f,h,o. rYnel.
Joe Cannon Ia quitting the gam.
altogether. copiey. influential mem
bar OF the WAYS ana mean. coz,
rnittee. was defeated In IN. flllnos,
primaries. and rordney. chairmar
al the WAYS ana mean. eommit...
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CENTRAL MEAT CO.

1420 First Avenue
Fancy Steer Pot Roast. Id. ....... .1Oc
Steer Short Ribs, Id. ...............S Sc
Steer Rolled Roast, Id. ........... loo
Steer Flank Steak, h.. ........ .171ac
Choice Veal Roast, h. ..... lac
Pork Roast, Id. &c
Hog Liver. ID. .................. sc
Sweet Pickle Spare Ribs. 10. -. 121ac
Sugar Cured CaInation Bacon, ID. zoe
Sugar Cured Anchor Bacon. 10. -. 16c
Sugar Cured Hollywood Bacon, ID. !. 16c
Bacon Strips, 10. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Csc
Sugar Cured Picnics, 10. 1900. 1S1at
Pure Lard. h.. Observation-Disclosures 5f
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ErITcTIyK rt,NIsltNfENT

Jua Tunklns says it'n against the
law IN his ststs 70 bet on a horse
race. but the authorities lsaew tho
for breaking u 20 tho
lsookmAkefp waahinxton star.
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Former Opera Star
Ia Reported Blind

NEW YORK. Aus. iil--Baroncas
Won Herae- wartegg. formerly New
York opera ssnr. II reported 70 have
gone totally blind AZ her horne At Lu.
eerne. RMitKnrlnnd.
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OLYMPIC MEAT CO.
1926 First Ave.

Steer Pot Roast, Id. ............... Toe
Steer Short Ribs, h.. DISCRIMINATING Sc
Veal Chops, 2 lbs. for. ......... .35c
Rolled Roast 10. .................1 5c
Fancy Veal Roast, ID. lie
Round Steak, 10. ................2 zoe
Pork Roast. 10. .22c
Pork Liver, ID. ................... sc
Anchor Bacon, ID. .............15 c
Carnation Bacon, h. zoe
Lean Bacon Strips. 10. 25c
Picnics, ID. Observation-Disclosures S1ac
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Farmer Proud of
His Twelve Sons

ST HELENE Fms. Aug IL
Thomas Wilson has ~ sons lie eayf
they ara the finest boys IN the
world" Sis served in the war.
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The picnic at Aiki was enjoyed
by about 50 sunshine worker.
and four West seattle shnt-ins.
The party had their noon and
evening meals on the beach and
all report n very happy day.
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REGISTER AT ONCE

Have you registered for Tho big
Elderbloom and borrowed Time
clubs picnic 90 which every Seattle
shut.in is invited as a guestf am
arranging for your transportation.
40 please phone me At once az Capt.
tol s.6T.
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mas NEW CLOTHES NOW

The blind musician has his
new suit and other clothing
needed. but We arv siill abort tie
Of the required amount 10 pay
for them. send check 10 me 1T
.sss n. Boyiston ave.
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Go thy way. eat thy bread
with Joy. "--Ecei.. g.5.
JOY Is both am appetizer and
dlgester. u should flavor all that
we eat.
SOMETIMES
N times are hard and ton feel tise.
ThiHk 81 the others Worrying. tee
Jrxf because pour trials are maHu
Dont fhink the rest % vs hoten'i
ast.
LIE 10 made up Of smiies ard tears
Joys ard sorfotes mixed ,etfh feafs.
AHd tho 20 as % seems oHc-ssdcd.
Troshls "a pretty sccii disided.
n we coeld lock N every heart
wed find that each one HAS go
part.
ard these ,cho travel fortunes read
Sometimes carry the bsGpeff lead.
--Extracf from The Ledv Maccabee'
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THE CAMEL PARTY

SO many Inquiries about tho
camel party at Woodland Park.
which Il was my happiness 70
attend. have been pouring IN
that a short story 81 the day
may be 81 interest.
You may. ~ course. have
heard af >lietir's arrival from
the Orient with potensate Hugh
NJ. Caldwell. and who l. pow a
member of the park roo family.
>licttr had proven 20 be such
perfect lady that the boys Of
Nlie Temple shrine decided she
should rot spend her life In soil
tude. she being the only camel
In these parts.
The Oriental custom 81 picture
brides vss reverted to, only In
The Topeka state journal., 1922-07-31
annie LAURIE ANSWERS
solomon. Kan. JuIv 4 1e2.

Solomon. Kan, July 1, 1922.
Dear Annie Laurie: 1 am a girl 1 Z
years of age I go with a young man
four years my senior whom 1 dearly
love and he loves me for he has proved
1t by asking me to become his wife
My parents say 1 am too young to
marry. Do you think they could
keep me from getting married now?
NJ. r.
NJ. r.: Whether or not your par
euts can keep you from getting mar
ried, you should not dream of marry
ing without their consent.
You are too young to undertake the
responsibility of home, my dear
Why not tell the young man that YOU
cannot become engaged to him now,
because your parents consider you
too young to be married, but that if
he is willing to remain just a good
friend for a year or two, then after
that time, IL he still loves you and you
still love him, you will become en-
gagged to him. By then you will know
your own mind better than you do
now But do not marry without your
parents consent
ANNIE LAURIE.