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BIRTHS.

Lewis.R r. and Mildred !. Cannon, girl
Ptetro and CarmeiA 0alleTixzi. boy.
francesca and Maria r. CostantIhO
Philip and Dot N. Ebert, boy.
william H. and Irene HoEue. boy.
Theodore q. and Mary. II. Miller. boy
samuel x. and Nellie Hell: sirl;
Leslie T. and Mary / Smith. girl
Yete ana Edna P. Clements. boy.
Robert n. and Lettie Wine, r.. RirI.
william n. and Fannie II. Eaton. giri.
: william q. aud Theora FuIcher, boy.
! William X. and Charlotte Q. Weaver.
" Joseph s. and Alice tate, girl.
Charles and Esther schooiey., girI.
Scott 3. and Ruth X. Ritohie, girl.
Jarrett. N, and Helen NJ. Eiuddlestou
walden ana Anna Hauk, slri.
stephen @. and Mamie "a. Henry. boy.
Baxter 3. and Elizabeth Dellinger.
NWinfs 1'S o ma r aSRssT SKI CHECKER
Thomas .. ana Eva NJ. Chester, girl.
: James 3. and Marie CGFawAy. boy.
Serene u. and Elizabeth Brett, girl.
William j. and Jane BpPland. girl.
Howard v. and MiidSedf A. BsreR.
Max 4 4. ana HernardlnS SGecall. girl.
Lawrence ]. and Mary 7. Mccarthy.
: John X. ana Dorothy y, Richards, girl.
Walter and Lillian Bailey. boy.
Arthur q, and Edna Carter, boy.
Donald and Eula Nsweonnb. boy.
Herbert and Vivian Saunders. girl.
John and Willie Scott R1rI.
Leonard and Lucille Muse. Girl.
James W, and Ella Yates (twins).
Fred II. ana Annie walker, eiri. Y
Perry n. ana Florence A. Pierce. girI.
Russell w. and Louise Taylor, girl,
Joseph T, and Minnie =. Cherry. boy.
william and Marie Day. girl.
JamSa and Myrtle CoDk. girl.
Motto and jamie Moody, Giri,
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tired ten years ago from active
duties a. q mechanical and refrig.
Grating engineer. He had been liv.
Ing In Washington about. four
years, coming here from his birth.
place. Tiffin, Ohio.
He leaves, his widow. two sons,
Rossel Edward. at whose, home in
Chevy Chase, he died. and H. 8.
Mitchell, off, Cleveland, Ohio: ana
three daughters. the Misses Pearl,
Winifred and Ines Mitchell, all Of
Norfolk. Va. 80
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The tasmo % SAe Blues BOuhceras
% spreading. VERNON B. SNOW
who % % charge % emrUillnG
readers aqd confFlbatogs. reports
that he 1Dfeceavlnx appllcaal 0ns
seR melslberohlR Prom an parts g
pllcetion hAs been received from
Commerce.. Ten. ffasm man who
ch0nced 10 read cepy Of The
yFaehtngtUn TiEnea and who became
interested IN the plan % Bounce
the Blues. He wants 10 know
whether he may laamch q, Texas
chapter az the BOum0erN. ENROLL
ments are coming d. with lllceeaa.
Ing gApidltys SNOW RepOgAe. En-
Ne obtained &c RICHAMD'H, l236
PenMsylyaniB avenue northwest
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ANOEHER BOUNOn

Dear Cart. H ElClfled Be-
yOElA my SOS 0t1 to hear 10 q
Ka1Iyt % tho Hines H0uxce I'D the
near future. Where Win u b. on
ERE Afonumaelst Lot Or - llHlg
Elslaf Got me button md snlilst
BLDEs BOUsSCIsEs ROOMS
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JONAH BRIGGS Says:

A certain girl here in Poketewn
y g0sng to sue Doc Hlekleck /
cause alie says he destroyed her
appetite when he tnk her tOnGiIs
out. Twenty-seven POketOwn HhetkU |
mas gave the DOC 3 vote % thanks.
MIKE HENRY.
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Card Of GAauks

k&UG-Ws wish to express our Gppges
citation 20 our relatives and friends
Tor their tsyrnpAth$l and beautiful
floral tributes q the death Of Rev.
JAmes F. KfQg.--The Family.
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DlJNEBBIsI. BIeG lVgl.. !

AAANAp AAANAaa AD1~Nb &Na
tchanty a the seven ssAs.l
l1ere was ssb. a awful swab,
His name wa Dunhssl selsas
1891 ,.''l -,
e ~ rous !. ne dsns ~
~ 49, l,.,s,,t e.,,,,,,,l.s ,s.,,.
Bas 81 Slss rail. 81 thrs ne rnle,
MeRnained ~ DuInbell BEoWn.
- rive > shoat ta1ned insIds oas.
A. whlmpeFed Ike y hguMs
Ass ii is,s 80 ~. d Ea, slssEi is ss.
Ne used - eing. Ike everything. N Va
aEss soolds'S Slds siss iii inside.
Az a. from Dumbell RFOMn.
one day i storm IN nice ana waEza.
o. 800 ~ tSs n 1sSn a reSlsis fsot
TheFe hung ON Dum6sIl Brown.
a thunder clend she slsunde cred lSua.
The Haghtnims flashed nromhss
The bFeeses blew che Flggins thru
And dumped poRe DulsnbeM nForn.
I s'poee - how The uaegaeaas new
Ills klegeS are allOweMs
II. @mt ret Tim lglnd J amt that lid.
Glad = aint Dqmbel BESWnl
D'n''''' Duub..l
Dumbs1ls
GENE BLoSsOAi.
---1' -l-
I DREAM ROLLS
GET FORDS.
''Oi. Lillian" exclaimed Emil. Last
Night ] dreamed we had the incest
little funa bolt and
Emil Norris. you 80 right back
20 sleep and dream limousine OF get
ont. There win be no cheap streaming
ROSE 3. sThEETT.
- ~ 4
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PASSING SHOW.

lEcse-"zehe, is disyere child ~
zeke-.Yas. dat's my boy--nalne's
'Revue.'"
Nose 'Huccome 10 name him
NevuO3n
Zehe-se cause he's All IaiEa."
49, GUS LANGLEY.
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BITTER TRUTH.

IT'S hard 10 part sDith those 100 IoVe,
Wken our heGrts are taIE Of hope:
Bat 'tIs harder stsIl to find d tOiDeI
Vixen our eyes are full Of soap.
FLORENCE N. HOAGLAND.
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ELBOW EXERCISE

One swallow may not malx6
q summer, but lt certainly can
make ono feel much warmer.
GUS LANGLEY.
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Daaia notIeeg

'BOWLER~Dsparfed this sife Friday.
October 81. 1924, 2:30 4, M. 81 het
I residence. 1871 10th 81. NJ w. ELIZA
BOWLER, / the devoted wife Of
Thomas G. Bowler. mother Of Nellie
Thomas &. .jr.t and Robert =. Bow.
Ter and only sister OF Mrs. Nancy
Smith apd mother.in law Of Rev.
James 8. Chapman. She leaves three
ra frsnSs 70 an mourn n sS.r los.
Funeral services at metropolitan
Baptist Church. Sunday November :
at 1:s0 p. m. Rev. N. w. D.. Nor.
man. pastor. IAterment q Har.
DARRoa Thnrsday. october. 80, 1894.
at Providence Hospital. WILLIAM
FRANCIS pARR. beloved son Of Mr..
Of 2a2 Twelfth street sputheast.
Services will be held att Zurh0ret
funeral pariora 3ol East Capitol
street on saturday, Noysnioer AZ
J. MarZ.s iCsnaetery. q
FIsKE. JOSEPH H.-Friday, October
u. 1925. at his late residence. 97qs
H., Ssiovsd hSsbani " Of Bertha T.
Flske: Notice of funeral hereafter. :
HYZER--on friday, October 81, 1884.
al his residence. near MapIewood
Station. va. EDWARD NJ. HYzER,
husband Of Mabie Reed Hyxer.
Funeral from the above residence
on Monday, November, ., atF 3 p.Ia.
Relatives and friends invited.
PoRTNER0ns Friday. October ii.
1924. az his residence. 2sOs California
ST. N. w. OSCAR CHARLES. be-
loved husband Of MARY d. POrtner.
= Funeral services from his late rest
D. m. IRtNrnent Rock Creek Gene
THOMPSON ssdav october 10,
1874. At 4 p. me- ut his daughters
residence 64S q street southeast,
JOHN w. THOAEPSON. beloved hub.
band OF Mary J. Thompson.
2.30. p. n. Relatives and friends In.
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FLORISTS:

APPROPRIATE Funeral. Tokens
Guide Bros. CO., 1912 r St. N. Is
Artistic--ExprswngVe-
. Prompt Auto Delivery Service
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IS Mrs. Raynor going to do for a
home2 Not only that. but she'll he
arrested soon now. unless SOMETHING
turns up i'm some other direction
No" Orville Kent gave start
You won't arrest my sister! why
man. YOU haven't a shred Of READ
evidence"'
"Oh. haven't we? hate 70 do it,
Mr.. Kent, but justice demands ac
tlon-and I haven't an idea any jury
would ever convict her"
but arrested Nan? In Jail
Never"
Il wish we could hear Of some out
slider" Dobbins said: If now. Mr.
Kent. rs you came up the hill you
had seen any one skulkinP off"
q didn't" Kent said. tersely; 81
wish to goodness I had-but ] can =
invent such person! Yet there may
have been one"
no use discussing Imaginary
criminals" Dohhlns said. briskly
we've quite enough real suspects.
Suppose confess to the shoot
ing began Malcolm Finley. and
Doblins quickly turned to him
"Do'' he cried, that's what I've
been waiting for! You confess tc
shield Mrs. Raynor-and then shell
confess 10 shield you"
Ohio" Goddard said. that's fnc
IF they each confess TO shield the
other. that lets them both OUT
Continued i'm Our Next ISSUE
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SCIENTISTS HEAR
WHY ISA SMOG'
Arlington Speaks at Purdue
Conference.
By Times Special

By Times Special
LAFAYETTE. Ind. Dec, e.
Smog and its cause were discussed
here by J II. Arlington. Indianapo-
lis meterologist. at the annual meet
Ing of the Indiana Academy Of
Science, which will close three
day session at Purdue University to-
DAY. Two hundred and fifty scien-
lists are attending.
Officers elected were: z. R. Cum
mings, Indiana University, presi-
dent; DR. Charles Stoltz. South Bend
vice president; ". M. Blanchard, De
Paw University. treasurer; Flora
Anderson. Indiana University. sec
rotary: John Dietcher. Indiana Unit
versity. assistant secretary; J. J.
Davis. Purdue University. editor,
and II. FIDietZ, member Of the State
conservation committee. IndianapO-
lis. press secretary.
Purchase by the State Of tracts
of lands In botanical areas and
preservation of them as laboratories
for future study was urged by G. c.
Dean Of Button, State forester and
president of the academy
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nor could any one want that will
destroyed"
Except Lionel Raynor--" Nan
began.
He wasn't here" said Dobbins,
sternIy. You can't drag him ia.
The case is clear. You feared the
destruction Of that viii. you had be-
come newly interested in your re-
turned sutton. you had reached the
point Of desperation with your hus-
bands cruelty-you concluded to end
it all. The pistol, your husband
own. was convenient in the drawer
Of the table. Every one else had left
the tea table and gone to dress for
dinner. Perhaps acting impulsively,
because Of such a good chance. YOU
stepped into the sun parlOr, shot
your victim. dropped the weapon and
ran out again just as Mr.. Finley
arriving az once from the east side,
saw Your disappearing figure hurry
ing through the door opposite. Miss
Turner swapping on the lights, also
saw you going out. and a few mo-
ments later. Mr.. Kent. coming on
the scene. saw you retwning-but
apparently appearing for the first
time upon the scene. It's all eX-
planned, Mrs. Faynor-f'm telling
yo1l what 7 know. in order to prepare
YOU "a little for the trial You must
face"
Good lord. man." cried old Can
non ..+Ia toS,-'e fasrtsr7y How
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New System Of
Fat Reduction

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NOW GO on WITH THE STORY
Il GT7 ELL, don't ever do il again
WI Nan fr0wued at him s=-
- varnIt- III raFr,sa 70 e-,h

WI Nan fr0wned ~ him s=-
81 vereIy. Il refuse to sub
mit to your Matchmaking scheme
for that IS what ii is. But 7 shall
repeat your conversation TO the de-
tectIve, and ne VII make further
inquiries. know. Grimshawe Can
non. I know. that you Witnessed that
viii and that you now know where
it is. And you'll lie made to give il
up, Here comes Mr.. Dobbins now
7 give this man over 10 you. Mr.
DObbins." she said. eN -.tedIy: he
witnessed the VIII my husband made
in my favor. and he has il now-con-
ceaIed somewhere. He stole it
don't know why-but want you TO
find out all about it,"
Now. now. Mr.. Detective" the
old man said. this Iady's all stirred
up over nOthin'-I don't know a
thing about What she's speakin' Of"
I've settled that will business to
my own satisfaction" said D0bbins
sternly. II believe, Mrs. Raynor.
that the day your husband was
AA-A-~L eDN nav = VI -A-AAt
we're quarrel, had you not?"
Not a quarrel. Mr.. Dohbins. but
my husband had been unusually an
gry at me"
But on that day he was so angry
that he threatened 10 destroy the
viii he had made IN your favor"
How did you know that?" and
Nan looked truly astOunded.
'Ah. you thought your little tins
were not overheard. did you? But
Miss Raynor happened 70 be passing
your door-and as YOU had both
raised your voices-or at any rate.
Mr.. Raynor had-she heard him
say"
Passing the door, She was caves
dropping. as usual Very well. he
did say that"
"And-you thought the crisis had
come. and 50. Mrs Raynor. that aft
ernOon you shot him so that he
couldn't destroy that will But-he
had already done so"'
How do you know"
because II cannot be found And
who else would make away with it,
Surely you wouIdn't-nor his sister
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RrGIN HERE TO-DAY

Douglas Raynor e found shot
through the heart II the early eve
ming on the floor OF the sun room Of
Standing over ths dead man. pistol in
hand IS Malcolm Finley. former sweet
heart OF Rayuor wife. Nancy Eva
Turner. Rzyuors nurse. stands by the
light switch In moment Nancy ap-
pears, Whitehead and terrified Or
vile Kent. Szlcys brother. comes IN
from the south side OF the room And
then Ezra GODDARD. friend OF Finley:
Miss Matte. Raynor's sister ard
others. eutr- upon the scene Dstec-
i've DobhiLs heads the police investl-
cation. Llone! Raynor. son OF Doug
las Raynor by first marriage. comes TO
claim MS father estate. Now Nancy
accuses GFiushaw Cannon. q hired
man. OF witnessing another VIII her
husband made or-s hr- Far-0r
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You see IGhbiGs said. '.t tx
plains good deal 10 know that
Mrs. RayLor was victim ot the
drug habit Why. it may go far to-
ward getting her off easy"
1T may 80 nothing ~ the sort"
Malcolm Finley exploded. How
dare you accuse her Of that2'
y don't blame you for getting
wrathy. Mr. Finley" Dobbins said.
looking n him almost heuignly. land
I'm mighty sorry myself 20 say
anything against the lady. but here's
the proof"
Proof nothing You pick up q
m@aS.y parcel If rubbish and you
Jump 10 "a conclusion, Has any one
ever seen Mrs Raynor ever SO
slightly under the influence OF a
Grug2"
Never" said OrvilIa Kent.
Where's that nurse person2''
asked Dobbins zu6denlv. Shed
know about Mrs Raynor's habits"
shes gone. " Kent Informed him.
Went of last night. bag and bag
gage And. by the way. she took
with her q nifty bunch Of stocks and
bonds"
"Raynor's?" asked the detective.
We'll. they had been-but they
We're al transferred % her. and
were IN q big packet. marked with
her name. tn the safe. OF course. 7
gave them 20 her. as she asked"
Queer doings." muttered Dohb,ns.
why should Raynor give them 70
her2 Was he sweet on herr"
Not a BIT Of it, Kent said: Doug
las wasn't that sort-aud. too.
think he positively disliSed mss Tur-
ner. But he was trying her out as
"a diet nurse. lie was n faddist about
food"
How'd she come to 90 of in such
q hurry asked Dobbins. looking
amazed. we hadn't finished ques-
tioning her. Where IL she?"
she left New York address.
which she said would always reach
her But you don't suspect she had
anything TO do with the shooting,
do you?"
why. look here" Dobbins said.
There are three-no. four doors 10
that room whore Mr.. Raynor was
killed. Now, there IS a possibility
that the criminal was at any one Of
the four. II east or west. It must
have been Mrs. Raynor or Mr.. Fin
ley. II south. K was some outsider.
who got away. Kent. before You
came on the scene. But. there's the
north door. at which was Miss Tur-
ner, and later. Miss Raynor. We
can't suspect Miss Rayn0r OF her
brothers death. but I've always
rather had my mind on Miss Tur-
ner. 7 don't at all like the idea Of
her going away"
she never shot Raynor." said
Ezra Goddard. why in the world
would she? Especially II he was
kind enough 20 give her a bundle Of
valuable securities"
"She didn't shoot him to get
those" Kent added. FOR they were
all properly indo~sed over to her.
and the parcel, all ready for her,
was in the safe with her name on
It."
Maybe he was holding out on her
for some reason" unused the detec-
tive. There must have been some
secret alliance or some important
interest between the two for a man
like Raynor TO give a transient nurse
such a gift"
We don't know that It was &
gift" Kent said; perhaps it repre-
scented her accumulation Of savings
which Raynor had invested for her"
Il never saw case with SO many
angles TO it." Dobbins sighed. Here's
Lionel Raynor impatient 10 take pos
session of his inheritance and, as no.
body can find later will. he'll have
to have it, for all can see. and what
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Mission Worker Released

Arrnin 4. Holzer Of Palestine Mis-
sionary Alliance, 744 Virginia Ave,
was free today after Garth Nelson.
city judge pro tenn, released him
Friday when insufficient evidence
was presented on charges of obtain
ing money under false pretense.
Mission work will continue, Holzer
ea{H
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PASTORS TO AID SALE
Tuberculosis Sunday" Will BE oh
served From Indiana Pulpits.

Indiana ministers will unite Sun
day in observing Tuberculosis Sun
day" which is being promoted by
Indiana tuberculosis Association.
Observance is a Statewide drive TO
promote sale Of 1924 Christmas
seals. Programs for building health
in each community will be pre-
scented.
Murray A. Auerbach. executive
secretary. pointed out the death rate
from disease in America has been
cut in half. Last year there were
less than 100, 900 deaths, he said.
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Aspirin Cargle
In TOnsilitiS
Cut This Out and Save if
Subject to Sore Throat

A harmless ana effective gargle IS
to dissolve two Bayer Tablets al
Aspirin IN four tablespoOufuls Of
water. and gargle throat thoroughly.
Repeat In two hours If necessary.
Be sure you use only the genuine
Bayer Tablets Of Aspirin. marked
with the Bayer Cross. Which can be
had in tin boxes Of twelve tablets
for few cents.-Advertise
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Ice Men Elect

By Times Special
SOUTH BEND. Ind, Dec. g.
West Baden was chosen for next
years convention and A. B. Swartz
Of Indianapolis president Of the
Indiana Ice Dealers Association in
final session here. Other officers:
w. T. Leahy. Sullivan, and Fred
erick Beiderwolf. Monticello, vice
presidents; w. j. Shidler. Green's
burg, secretary, and L. ]. Roach,
Terre Haute, treasurer.
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200 ORDER PHONES OUT
Carlisle Patrons Protest Proposed
Increase in Rates.
By Times 8pecias

BY Times SpeciI1
CARLISLE, Ind. Dec, 6.-More
than 200 patrons. mostly farmers,
have ordered out their telephones
here in protest to the proposed rate
increase and to voice dissatisfaction
with the management.
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By Times Special
SOMERSET, Ind. Dec. 6.-The
new $4,000 Waltz Township High
School was dedicated today.
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~7UILDING construction
* doomed at South Bend in
- November with 350 per
mits issued for a total 70 SSH, 924.
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Oldest Man Buried

BIZ Times Special
WINCHESTER, Ind, Dec. 6.-F'u-
neral services were held. today for
William Fraze, 81. oldest residen:
of county.
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Louis c. Ward. school superin
tendent at Ft. Wayne. has an
nounced a building program. calling
for expenditure Of $1,975, 900 over a
period of ten years.
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Decatur residents have spent $140,-
600 in new churches since the first
Of the year.
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Business of street peddlers and
hawkers at Bloomington suffered
when the city council passed an ordi-
nance requiring a license fee.
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st. Joseph County will spend $3.50,
900 in 1924 to improve fourteen
miles Of good roads.
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TT. Wayns fire loss during No
vember was $11.180, bringing the
total for the year to $500,992.50.
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Roger Mccormick and Arnold
MeIster, Anderson fremen. are
suffering from hiccoughs.
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Members of Battery c at Lebanon
viii entertain children of the Meth
odist home and the Boone County
home Dec % at the armory.
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Sheriff elect Ben Hawkins at Port
land has chosen Paul Ashley to be
his deputy.
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regulations against foreign today Six
outside of defeot. this splendid
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Coroner r. II. Lucas. who was
near the top Of the list for a heavy
vote, did not spend one cent in his
election campaign. his report at Ma
rion shows.
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When NJ. J. Walker OF New
Ross goes coon hunting. he
brings home coons. He freed one
animal and started after it. The
coon defended himself with bites
and scratches and Walker fell TO
the ground. receiving a dislocated
shoulder and a lacerated finger.
He finally captured tho coon.
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H0OSier" Briefs

~HARLEs NJ. KNTCK, FL
IL wood farmer. rather than
- sell tomatoes at what he
thought was an unfair price,
canned them in Il small plant
on his farm. 1t was so successful
b. has taken over the canning
factory at Scottsburg.