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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, July 7, 1925 · page 11

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a... at THE EVENING SENTINED - TUESDAY, JULY 7, 1925. -
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‘ H Well Al here we are in St. 0 Q HE chDN'T SEE THE NEW thfiqom, l l ‘ l
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. ;whats his name that went to the l . qu M 2,, I “Kniow— . THAT “ UJAS BEFORE ‘
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some of the boys is waring a ENGAGED. ; . ‘ ;
clean shirt every day. Today we You COULD ‘
Was getting a fine trimmmg and SIT Fore 3 ,
Huggins eat me to go out anti HOgRS ?
warm up andl says asting a lnan WATCHING _ :3
to warm up in this town is like 1146 WiLD I :
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‘every year. He says this amt no_
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n .that one will cost you $25. Sisler‘ '
i; got 4 safe blows and if he has eye
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pitchers that he aint blind. I
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(Boston Transcript.)
. -’American statesmen are indulging
in a. tootraee over tax reduction :
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.. BY ONE OF YOUR M001“ TO“MOUTH 3; . BE STARVED-‘POWN ‘TO posed a 25 per cent maximum and
.. ‘ . FORMER BOARDERS. A r A $KELETCN as . ‘ a Congress with less business sense
. AR 3 MR- . HUTCH : 1’ y ' l \ - '. “ opposed him. Next it was discov-
M25- , _ . , - '9 ‘ w; , and that the rates could and must
‘ ‘ . . come down. Mr. Mellon. while urg-
u . \ in; nothing lower than 29 per cent. .
I .1. would have liked to see a. lower rate. 1
and former Secretary of the Treu- ‘
ury Glue. now a senator. announced ‘
that he would favor 20 per cent next
. time. It swung Underwood 0! Ala- ..' ~ ’3
_,' buns with a suggestion or the pre. ,: ‘:
E war maximum of it per cent: and "
:l . now also: comes Senator Devul A. '
' 3i Reed of Pennsylvania. a Republi- '
1' can. and says a normal tax of 2 per
’l cent with a maximum surtax or s
l per cent would be about right. All
these are responsible men. or the
mast laugh; in their parties. If
¥ they are tenuinsly out to live the
‘ ooustry the lowest bargains do as
«w rates. the neopl- ouch: alumni: ,

 

 

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