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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-29
w. B. C.. Club on
Thanksgiving
-Aps 10 Fsrget- Says Speaker. -1As
Trse Spirit q Day"

The last meeting Of the Women's
Bettsrneni Club was . Thanksgiving
meeting. Response 70 the ron call
showed box much the members had
been bieesed 10 make them feel the
thankful spirit within their hearts.
Mrs. A. J. Colyin gave beautiful
paper on Thanksgiving. Past and
Present. After . brief story of the
history Of the Pilgrims first Thanks
Present. After gislsg . brief
story ef the history Of the Pil-
grina's first Thanksgiving day she said
in part: while Thanksgiving is
purely an American festival. ya II
Is based On the feast Of the inea,Aer-
ing Of the sncien; Hebrews and the
hsrves; hsrne supper Of Merrse Eng
land. Ansng the strict Pur1t.ns.
Christmas vas kept as . day Of fast
ing ard prayer, so Thanksgiving was
thei. outlet for social pleasure and
feasiing. We are apt 70 forget she
said, ~the true spirit OF lhsnkkefN-
ing. Thew is an old legend that says
two anss,s were sent by Saint Peter
20 earth 70 collect the prsyers that
ksd beer offered; one angel to gather
all petitions. prayers asking for some
thing. th< ether angel 90 collect the
prayers ef thaskfulp-xs. Wes1 the
angels returned one ~as loaded with
prayers. his bssks, was full and the
petitions we're tied 20 his arms and
fingers. u'hiie the other had three
small thank rs,,ling around the
bottom Of his basket Mrs. Colyin
broush; out In . clear, vivid way the
difierrn; things NC As individuals, ~
. community and A. . nation have TO
be thankful for. The meeting eiosed
with . social hour and discussion Of
plans for TIE future.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-29
Turkeys
for Mill
Employees
Boise Payette Company DiStFi-
butes 300 Thanksgiving
Fowls 10 Workmea.

Following its annual custom, the
Boise Psyette Lumber company made
il possible for every family represent
ed on its payroll in office and mill To
have q turkey for Thanksgiving din
ner today. II took more than so
turkeys, weighing . total Of 500
pounds TO supply the demand
The turkeys were distributed 70 the
men when they quit work Tueadny
night, and ~hen the small army Of
men passed along the streets on their
way home every one Of them had
large fat fowl. al dressed ready for
the oven, under his arm
The turkeys were Emmett born and
raised. and Of course are choice Let's
think-who was II said corporations
had no hearts,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-29
Christmas Seal Campaign
Starts On Saturday.

The sale of Christmas seals through
out the nation VIII be inAugurated on
Saturday and continue for one week.
The funds derived from the sale of
seals viii be devoted to combating
the rayages Of tuberculosis
Mrs Holhrook has been appointed
as Gem county chairman Of the drive,
and urges every community TO res
pond generously TO the sohcitations
Of the vice chairmen when they ean-
In its plea for funds. the Anti-Tuhsr-
culosis Association emphasises tie
power Of nickels and dimes as follows:
~Nickles and Dimes buik the tAIlast
building in the world Penniss have
built the biggest achievenent to hu-
man welfare How: The death rate
from tuberculosis hes boen eut IN hAH
thru the campaign hnaneseA By the
Penny Christ1As Seal
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-29
VictrOla for the
Warrens School
Raffliae Il Quih PreAOceA Reveaoe
suffScteaa % Bay lRstru0eat-

Durinx last summer the patrons and
pupils Of the school ., Warrens. min.
ing camp % or 70 miles north Of Nc
Call. expressed . wish for = Victrola
for the school. The wish ses the fer
tile minds Of Mr.. and Mrs E. X.
Hayes. then living in the camp, at
work, and they conceived q plAa that
would raise the money TO purchase tie
instrument Il was to raffle off .
quilt.
The fact that there were no quilting
frames in the camp did not deter the
Hayes's. E. K. whitfield out strips
and soon had the frame ready. The
women folks soon had the materials
on hand for. the quilt and . quilting
bee did the rest. When completed It
was = work Of art
The quill. was ratified off. Tickets
ranging from / cent to 81 were sold.
netting the sum Of 5000. Mrs. Hayes
received . check for the amount
Tuesday ard instructed to purchase
the instrument and forward Il at
once to Warren. where no doubt Il is
awaited with great expectations and
where IL will bring great pleasure to
the nine children who attend school
there.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-29
Emmett
Prunes in
Scotland
Fruit Selling nj Rate Of $72O =
Toa In Capital City Of
the Highlands.

With pruns growers not only re-
eeisinK no profit for their fruit shipp-
ed 10 market. bu, also having 10 dig
down INTO their pockets 10 pay freight
charges on same. word comes from
Scotland that Emmett; prunes are on
sale Ia stores there AZ Sc cents per
pound. or $3.50 per ton, Such Ia The
raw deal the prune growers OF Idaho
have received this season az The hands
Of commission men and the railroads
as result Of the present marketing
system and The eHerbaiAnt fseigh;
rates
Many Emmett; people viii reinem-
Der Jchn Mclean. the young Scotch
mar who sPen, = number Of years IN
Emmett Two years ago he went
back 10 Inverness. The capital Of the
Highlands Of Scotland. 10 visit his
parents Who live in that city. In
lesier received from hin BY George
Mstheson . few days ago, be tells Of
kTAfag AAH VI StsP-~s " - SN-NN
In one of the stores of that ci'y.
Clossr investigation revealed that the
psane crates carried The Emmett label
of course. he must buy some. and he
WAS charged So cents pound for
,hc-a. lie oonsipoes By saying. EN-
nett prane growers must have re-
oeised AigA prices for their fruit this
year"
This Wide margin between sha, the
rro~er received and what the eon-
sanser paid is no; confined 10 foreign
countries by AIRY means. In this
country. according 10 letters received
b, growers from retail dealers and
consumers ia Eastern cities. psunes
have beer selling si from 10 cents 20
IL cent. . pound. uhsis ts.s producers
here have not received enough even to
pay transportation charges.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-29

Officers for 1924 ~il. be elected and
policies for handling next years crop
discussed. At the annual meeting OF
the Idaho pruns Growers association
Monday. December ;. At O'clock IN
,hs chamber Of commerce. rooms in
Bole4.
Differences Of opinion ~ 10 the
csuse Of the slump in this years mar
kes. and methods for preventing II
nss, year. ~ill be discussed. !; vas
sorecs,, a. probable tha, t~e qaes-
,icns--srsnsfcrmstson Of the associa-
ton into . direct marketing agency
OF cooperative lines, and fixing the
sugar eeutea; and color Of prunes TO
be marketed in future. would be
brought up.
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The American Dairy COlD

ing Of these nasses cf undernourish-
cd children demonstrated from the out
set he said, "that there was no sub
s,isute for milk and that, while .
wide range Of alternatives existed
among other fcodstuffs, this commo-
disy was essential for their restora-
ton 10 health and strength. II could
we'll he said that the saving Of these
miilions Of children was accomplished
only by virtue Of the strength Of the
American dairy industry"
That ought to settle the ase-old
arpumen, ~ to which Of the domestic
animals &. mans best servant. Much
poetry, eulogy and fine sentiment
have been written around the horse
and the dog. The COW has been COM
paratively little on the printed page
and hardly At all in the history Of
wafA.
Hers Il not the heroic role Of the
soldiers mount, Of the police dog
among the tangled wires, not even OF
the braying mule in . pack train NOV
ing through he mud. She 10 one Of
thoss Who, when fifes scream and
battie fiaes ny, stay behind and do .
howe,y duty. Yet without her the
wurM wers lost.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-29

her ~ she stands in the
by q brookside. placid
snpreiensious. one would
4 that she has saved the
million children.
beat friend ths, war-vorn
Vi in the world. She re-
suffering Of today: che
zen and women Of tomor-
ut her the slow wasting
ermath would have spread
rihle devastation In 1910
ID carnage Of the battle
brought IN the fsensied
hflict.
Ame the enemies that walk
Of wAr-famine and pesti.
children dwarfed and i'm.
American dairy COW. She
) stanchions Of the United
illion strong. Every two
IN the United States, on
:, have saved one child's
ope in addition ~ doing
It home.
Hoover paid ths ecw this
n, the other day, ;. Cd
] Werld's Desry CoNgress
, Washingtos. "Ths feed
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-29
Get Together
or Else Quit.
Organization and Lower Freight
Rates Hope Of Fruit Growers

AT Psyetie last Thursday night the
fruit growers of tha; section met with
NJ. L. Dean, director bureau plant in
dustry and bureau Of markets, and =
TO be with him in connection with tie
field work Of the department They
discussed every phase Of the fruit in
dus,-y from the selection Of q proper
orchard site 10 the marketing Of the
product.
There was unkninity on the point
OF freight rates and the necessity Of
their reduction IL the industry is no;
70 be strangled TO death. but the out
standing feature Of the discussion was
the urgent necessity for the growers
to organize for mutual protection
Every single speaker emphasized the
fact that unless the growers joined
hands 10 fight the common enemies.
from San Jose scale to pnofiteering
eastern commission men. they NIGH;
just as well dig up their trees and
engage in the production Of some
other commodity.
And then when they had decided
that only through thorough organiLa-
alton could the producers succeed,
they with aimos; equal unanimisy
agreed tha; the hardest task before
those who hoped for a better future
for the industry would be 70 induce
the growers to get together and stick
together. Is il not q commentary
upon the personal characteristios of
the producers Of the country when
they freely admit that they seemingly
do not take enough interest in their
own welfare to devote q little time
to working out the problems confront
ing them, bot win 60 on year after
year allowing the other fellows TO
pluck them rather than to join with
their neishbors in a fight for mutcal
protection and profit'
Il seems harsh to say it but the
man who vii not exert q little energy
IN his own behalf ought to suffer sad
even starve q litsle.-weiser Signal
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-29
Preserve
for Idaho
Deer Herds
Preserve to be Located on Sal
mon Riyer-20,0O0 Winter
on Tributary Range.

r. z. Gerry Of Ogden. general super
visor Of forests in the northwest; Guy
Mains of Emmett, supervisor OF the
Payette forest, and Robert Strong,
deputy supervisor Of the Boise for
est, met with the officers Of the Boise
Fish and Game league Saturday when
plans for wintering deer on the pre-
serve on the middle fork Of the Sal
mon river were discussed in detail.
II was estimated that 1900 10 30
600 deer will winter on the govern
ment range this season. In the las;
few years heavy losses have occurred
among the deer owing 10 lack Of pro
vision and the inrosds made by pre-
dstory animals The game league has
aligned itself with the forestry de-
partner, in providing & place for
deer, owing 10 lack Of provisions and
the inrosds made by predatory ami
mas and in seeing that food is fur
n.shed for winter months.
Il is planned 10 have 3 three-niile
game preserve on the Salmon The
league has been cooperating in the
exchanges Of land. and is building up
the preserve 10 make ]; an ideal win
tering place. Mr.. Mains told mem
bers Of the league !; was not an un-
common sight 70 see large bands OF
deer, some as high az 500. come down
along the river banks. In the spring
Of 1919 and 1920, he said, from rs
10 800 deer starved OF were killed by
predatory animals. The weakened
condition Of the deer makes them an
easy prey TO coyotes and other AMI
mails.
The proposed refuge embraces 2i2'-
7eo acres and, according TO officials,
there is Only one settler in the entire
district. i; is proposed TO cal II
Cottonwood Game Preserve. II
Les cas-, Of the Chamberlain Basin.
Eytimsses made this season place the
number Of deer IN the preserve at
2oo0. elk 500, mountain sheep $50 and
goats 50. Both summer and
winter range is abundant in the tract
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-29

Gem couniy's quota Of $500 In the
annual membership drive 10 eoine
over big. according to reports receiv-
ed at headquarters here. Complete
return. have no, been received and the
time for the final rsports has been
extended TO next Tuesday.
The campaign a, the Boise Payette
mill. conducted by Oscar Staff and
Frpd Amsbaugh. is hitting the high
places. Mr. S,aAfs department has .
100 per cent record. and Mr.. Ans
baueh viii have . surprise when he
makes his report. The W. r. c, lad
ies. mention Of whom as helpers was
overlooked last week. are doing fine
work. Mrs.. Harvey Pugh. in charge
Of the campaign at Mon.our, sends in
2s memberships and requests more
receipt. to continue the good work.
But. then. tha, is the way Gem
county has Of doing such things.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-29
Auie. b Celltalca.

A collision Of two automobiles at
the corner Of Commercial avenue and
First street on Tuesday luckily re-
suited In no injury to the occupants
Of either car. One Of the cars, driven
by Mrs. Marvin Hutton. was going
south on Commercial and the other,
driven by Delbert Crank. was travel
ing west on First. The Crank car
crashed into the rear end Of the Hut
ton car. smashing one Of the hind
wheels and tenders.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-29

Announcement Of the death OF
Major W. n. Tukey At his home At
NaeAias, Me-, November 20. appeared
IN MendAy's Boise papers. Majsr
Tnlrsy was an army physieian. and
came to Emmett aloag about 1914 to
prNct3cs Ais profeesinn. When the
Wufia var came On, he offered HE
torvinss 10 tAe eovsrnnsot and vas
AoDa. hetng statiooed at Fort
Hiia0. KnA. He = survived BY Ais
viaow ~ - daagAter, KatAryn.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-29
Ce.,.e. Aaoaher Bette.

Chauncey Lake returned Friday
from . business trip TO Contact. New
Mr.. Lake says that mining district
IL the scene Of great activity - the
result Of the projected building Of .
railroad from Twin Fulis> and the PR
diction Il freely made that Contact
will surpass Butte. Mont, ~ . copper
producer. ~
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-29

MrS. Georgia FulgAam wallace
died at Kalama, WasA-, Nov. e. ~ q
result Of . gunshot wUand caused By
the accidental discharge of q gun
which she was in ~ sct cf loading.
She was born Sept 10. 1895. st Lin
coin. Ark. She was q young wosoan
of sterling worth and devstioo- She
was q member Of the local Bsptist
church and was converted in early
life, uniting with the Mt Pse1h Mis-
sioaary Baptist church in Artaaaas-
She was an active and faithful Christ
ian. She was united IN marriage 10
R. H. Wallace Jan 9. 1890. To this
union two children have been born,
Maud Elizabeth and Robert Hartman
She has also been 4 good mother to
the fine sons Of Mr.. Wallace. Albert.
Avis. Orville, Guy and Boyd. In ad
dition to these children and her hus-
band. she leaves to mourn her loss
her mother, Mrs. S. L. FulHham and
eight brothers and sisters. John. Sam
Floyd. Leo. Ted. Bessie. Emma and
Gene. The body was brought to
Emmett on Saturday. Funeral ser
vices were held at the Fu,gham home
on Sunday At p. nj. = = SSa.srEe Of
Pastor A. C, Lathrop and interment
ras made in the Riverside cemetery.
all the people of the bench
attended her funeral. She bad lived
among them for the past eight years
md was greatly esteemed by all.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-29
obs
tOmce
lil Boxes
TOO Ii Taken from
n-hy Appre-
col Recovered.

ninx checks Of tNs
gimsts.y STzs sers
boxes IN the postof'
sfday in bread day
Aamsd Hertsrs Robe
Ars- Ali the checks
pnd larasd over 10 the
ilnr that the mail
pilf~r~sd came when
Of Ara AaE4 Moore
Sinclair enssiopes
rss. skssh had been
tbs raj road bridge
wfs o@0P. earAi lass
~. Nj Sinclair 10
ass riggs af Ess fast
x naaas other cp~sssi
/ SosHsa MssShals Nc
dsss spss nosstse@s 81
tso MO.Ofr boys we're
Dasson~.t The ostsezfs
bssrsa these begs acre
bpse.of rsssrd os soasr
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also sAs, hs -as sub
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boy. tas docs not e'ers
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sm foe htm sAsss- II
received ,h~ss. be ~tll
. isdsssrssl ns,iissaea
. Despite svsvy effort
? In . yssA, manner BY
70 ss. ruSA people. iAs
srs . nsnis fes usuas
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-29

Charlie Kssssr and son Harold will
leav. the latter part Of this week for
California. Floy Sanders and wife
will leave the firss Of next week and
Mr.. and Mr.. z. K. Hayes srs plan.
ming to 70 inside Of couple Of weeks
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-29

Tom MurpAy's banenssw fara hoass
On the outer edge Of town 10 tbs
week receiving its roof. Ths heasa
10 boik Of cement blocks, which Tom
himself made. and Is not caly . pref
ty building, bot = arranged fer eom-
fort and convenience. And Tom b
still 4 bachelor.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-29

All buSiAaoo houses win be clDcsA
tomorrow and Thanksgiving day esae-
hrated generally. Al sight rhanks-
giving services viii - ~ IN ~
MetAodirt church, vitA Rev- G. ~.
Barnes prsaeAiAe - sarnsA rhe
Liberty Foar sRNn11xa vin give .
dauce ia L5hexty CAnnAr.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-29

candidates for places On
Acol basketball team are
ler practice. Prof. Hecks.
- the team and expects
,rcng aggregation from
candidates
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-29
C~p.rasisa Ffles Payer.

The Monroe Corporatiea has nlsd
incorporation PaPers in the eeu1ty
auditors office The capital STOCK i
500. 900. and the directors asN Finley
Monroe. Andres SoleaahAl a1A 4 d.
Monroe. The corporation win dsai
in patents-
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-29

Of says' bseys.es ~srs
y pslse.-ess bslonsine
sfsan on Saturday night
b-loa1ine 30 iA~yvncs
endsy night Ths Hel-
vas found hidden In tAs
ditch rear ths old sce
srton wheel has not ys,
Young Bartoa 10 errand
|C,uiek.hank meat chop.
J . neu eee.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-29
Gesl Priees lsr Deiry Ce~a.

The o. E. Ayres sale on the bsneA
Tuesday was largely attended And
Auctioneer Barnard reports prices
good, especially for dairy stock Co~a
ranged from SEQ TO $40 each. and
yearling calves sold for 80. Hogs
also sold wei.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-29

R. e, Titus. superintendent. and ".
r. Ennis. train dispatcher. vere IN
town Monday from Nampa- They IN
formed he lndex that the Back
Canyoa special ea ~ Idaho North
ern Aas been diacontinasd de to nAr-
rowing down Al tAe WORK At tAe AAm
- thxt ssrurtnrs nsars comp,stioa.
The regular trains vtIi handle ~
work
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-29

Just arrived. Splendid line Of
stamped goods. Come and see them.
Lloyd 4 Kinscy. II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-16
Don'ts for Swimmers

DON'T swim iol stomach two hours after
eatngJ
DON'T swimming or tired
DON'T continue your back and then
ashore)
DON'T swim troubl
dive without knowledge the
DON'T struggle caught uudertovKEfP COOL
THE force OF the current Will bring
DON'T Cou be ready
TO stroke n
DON'T lean backward when wadins
DON'T fight Clear the ndpe
OF nrat1
DON'T
DON'T fail
capable saving yourself your companonJ
DON'T help
DON'T n swimming
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-16
GEORGE CUTSHAW is STILL
DETROIT'S "OLD IRONSIDES'

DETROIT. June l6.-"old Iron
sides" they call him. And that's
just what George Cutshaw. OF the
Detroit Tigers. is.
For when the going is toughest
and crucial moments in the game
arrive, It's good old Cutie" who
steadies his mates and prevents
them from faltering in the pinch.
Situations mean nothing to the vet.
Gran. In fact, he Just dotes on
them.
When Cutshaw came to the Tigers
from the Pittsburg Pirates. in 1922.
he came with an "all thru label
attached. The wiseacres figured he
was "done"--all ready for the trash
heap. But Cutshaw, by playing a
top notch game for the Cobbmen all
season. proved opinion in general
was way wrong.
This year. Detroit obtained Derrill
Pratt to use at the keystone cush.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-16
Ton, GETTING
Inside Dope
on Dempsey
Fighters From Dempsey's
Camp Now Working
With Gibbons

CHELBY. Mont. June 1.-TWO
~ fighters that have worked with
Jack Dempsey are showing Tom Glib
bons inside stuff on tho champion.
They ARE Tiilic Kid Herman and
Rocco S,ramagiia-
Rocco's experience in the Dempsey
camp was somewhat limited. how
ever. After cutting the champions
left eye In an honest-to- goodness
mixup he was relayed back to his
stopping place in Shelby. where he
joined the Gibbons colony Of sparrIng
partners.
Herman has worked with Demp-
scy n great deal In the last three
years. This ought TO prove a big
help to Gibbons since Herman fol-
lows the Dempsey style in many
ways.
When Dempsey was training as a
contender for Jess Wizards crown
at Toledo. he used Monahan. form
er sparring partner OF the big KAN
sas giant.
Whether these sharp-s shooters from
rival camps benefit contender or
not cannot 10 definitely laid down.
But It is logical to figure that they
do.
Few fighters make as close study
OF their opponents as Gibbons.
His middle name is Scientific"
However, he does not analyze him.
self to the point where II becomes a
worry or anything like that
After he does his daily stuff he
flies back TO Gibbons Green Gables
TO play with the three babies and
get his mind off the coming mill.
That's why Helen and the family
came along.
The minute he gets In the house
the childran swarm over him and
keep him busy.
Most fighters get morose and quiet
ms their muscles harden and their
nerves tighten for battle.
Gibbons has never shown this ten
dency In his previous fights. But
this Is the biggest one he ever sched-
uled.
Dempsey becomes almost sullen a
few days before he steps off on the
journey.
Jim Jeffries was always pretty
much of bear near the battle date.
Jim Corbett used to get like a bun
die of exposed nerves.
Willard never was any too easy TO
get along with while grinding FOR
big match.
If Gibbons feels grouchy he has
way of hiding 1t from those about
him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-16

In jimmy Dykes and Chick
Galloway. the Athletics have one OF
them while the Giants with frankie
Frisch and Dave Bancroft possess
the other. Without a doubt these
two duos lead their respective cir.
cruits. AT least their work to date
entities them 10 top honors.
or course there are other
doubles" in the main show which
are q credit to the pastime. For
instance. McManus and Gerber OF
the Browns. Collins and Johnson Of
the White Sox and Peckinpaugh and
Harris OF the Nationals. But none
Of them Is in the same class as
those toiling for Mac and Mack"
dor some reason or other there
seems to be n lack OF really classy
material around the keystone bag
now when compared with other
days.
Explain IL II you can.