THE EVENING NEWS
MJLTO.V J. SHOK.M.WilCIl
CAIIb I). 8IIOKMAKKII
Kditoin and Pulilixlierii.
itMiiKi) j.u.y K.(;i:iT kcxd.w
uhiTiiiTiriute---l)7iil7I
Per year, by mall $3.00
Per month, delivered 60
Semi-Wei-lily,
Per year $2.00
Six months j.oo
Entered as second-class matter
.Novemlior G. 1910, at Hoseliuri;, Ore.,
ouder act of March 3, 1879.
T ii i ' I is I a v, ' t 1 1 1 : i ( i ii i : C
'that loi irrn v.iti) m i:sr.
A voter of the Ith wuid a-ks tin
to explain why there nliould he any
contest In the -Ith ward. As a mat
tor of fact there should not lie. Hail
... ....nun . . ..., aK.-.i e(, rnr ,)(,,r V(,ry K
any one else to become the i-mull- simse nnil ilnn of absolute truth. For
..Kin i.ir councilman Iloni mat ward Instance. this iiiirnirrniili: One
loesn't have to be a reformer or it
IKTTKHH OK CIIKKK.
It warms the cockles of one's heart
to receive unexpected but sincere
commendation of praise of one's acts
or words, and editors arc in this
senso only weak mortals, after all
and appreciate kind expressions of
their efforts, feeble thouxh thev may
he. Too often during their life time
the criticisms prevail and laudation
comes, If ever, only like the wreaths
of flowers at a funeral and after
death. Therefore It Is wit ha pecu
liar feeliiiK of Hood cheer and nood
will that, we read the close personal
letter of approbation, reeelv.-d to
day of u short editorial in last Sat
urday s lsue on the deplorable ef
fects of the unrestrained traffic in
Intoxicants: Were II not for the
tact that this letter Is almost entirely
personal, and our own Innate mod
esty would prevent Its entire repro
duction, we would publish It I nrull,
as it Is stronK. Intellectual and sin
cere. I'.ut we feel as IIioiibIi some
paragraphs tray be conslslenly qiiot-
Kood common hoist-
SUIT FOR LIDS
Governmenf Mopes to Recover
Oil Properties.
! SAMOLINE WASHES
ACTION INSTITUTED IN 1903
Million of (.allims of Oil
Kslimatcd to he Avaibihte in
The I'll Jiffs I'll'!'!-I)i-piit
Chfirle.K Parks would not have been
Hl!('itf;iJ in ni.'i kt; t he campaign
HKaiiiHl Mr. Cobb. Tin' reiirfon th;it
I'arkH I" in the field at all in be
cause Cohb doos not. h-i widl with
Hid Klbert Hermann crowd in (In;
Hh wan!.
Mr. Cohh haa been too much of a
public spirited citizen to make
friend with (he K. Hermann hunch
of jtolitlciaiiH. Mr. Cobb is orfenH
tvo lo them becnuKf he has taken an
intoroHt in the best wnll'are nf our
city and Iioh persistently held to
that courne. The, Hermann crowd
wants to beat Colib and put into
the field C. V. I'arkH, who first re
fuRml to Jlsten to tliolr talk of putting
"lliiu in i he en'Dpujiin but who later,
uccopted the nomination, 'i'ini ,cwk
J'hh no (piarrol with .Mr. Parks
"bnt It (hioi object to the certain In
fluence and Hiipport nhlt ), has put
hi in In field not because lliey love
Parks well, lint because, they love
Cohb less. Whether the Hermann
influence is sufficiently powerful in
tho ward to pull off the trick on
nloctlon day Ih doubtful. Cobb was
tho first, man In Hip field. He Is
a iiLronn m:in for the place. No
one doubts his nbllltv "d his lion-;
wty nnd It Is for this reason that
Tho News 'favors the. eleetiUm VJ"
.Air. Cold). It believes In fairness in
Tolit U-H nd well as in business, A
iMisIneKK founded on m I sre presenta
tion, haired and vlndlctiv-ne will
fall A candidacy for a political of
flco fouiid(?(. on the same things
who ii Id liave a similar end. Thfs is
tho real truth of the contest In the,
4th ward.
fanatic - in the unpleasant t-eiif-n. of
that word to see that the most im
portant fpiestion before the American
people today is not the tariff nor Im
mitrrntion, nor what to do with the
liquor question, but how to do it."
Attain, "There isn't any place for it
in modern economics or sociology;
every manly man admits it." And are
these not Incontrovertible facts, can
HONOIt WHKItK IIONOIt'tt 1 I I
If every person In Douglas county
couhl sc-e our county exhibit, at the
Rtuto fair at finleni this week and
then take a pood long" took tit the
bluo ribbon hntittiiiK alongside of it
wo feel sure ( hat Charles Clark
would bo voterf the "man of t he
hour" in this Kront county of ours.
J la has done more for tho fui ore
nuine and fa me of Douglas county
srnmid the slate of Oregon than all
that has been done before. Yester
day we stopped by our boot h nnd
wutclied the people and listener) to
their remarks as t hey passed by.
Onod old Oregon faruiei-H from all
port Ions of the slate expressed them
Kelves ns dumbfounded at t he dis
play and could scarcely believe their,
eyH when t hey saw the variety oi l
products t hat we raise here. Lone j
live the name- of Charles Y. Clark. I
didly admitted by tlin most deluded hearing of the suit, in Cheyenne"" laci
n:iiiiii in ineir v,t ices ui (UMlillK-
lonnieut Hint come:: to them n!J ?
And further. "I have no use for the
Hearst pa pers, thcv are not honest
and are always trouldo-ninke;s M'tt
in their editorial ndtcy, ili'.'.v are the
working man's (riend. And they
know that down in hi-' heart the
vork1njr men will not t-OnsIdf any
iiiAii or i'iipiT 1 lift t eneo-.irfiKf'i1 the
(ins of lf(Uor. as his tni-3 frlen4.
Many of them would not say this,
but thtv rc'mil It."
Wo are glad that some of the
things this papof and it apolicy
stands for, nnd will continue c.
espouse, meets with the approval of
Just such citizens as the writer, nnd
to the extent of our ability will riv
ue,or iu meriL n. Ami v,c the RcM In vestment Co.. nnd otllers,
I'K'.VVKP.. Col.. Kej.t. 30.- Tie re
tention by the I. S. government of
oil lands in California, Arizom. Wyo
ming, I'tah and Colorado. v;i);'d at
figures so stupendous j,B to be al
most unbelievable, 1 involved in the
snft of the government ag-iin; the
Mid-west Oil Company and o'hers,
hearing on which began in the L. S.
court of uniieals todav.
Technically Hie suit involves title
to only l.lo acres of land In Wyo-;
ming oil fields, valued at from
$ i ,nuo.ftin to J4.ooo.ouo.
In reality, it involves the validity
of an order issued by the prosfdmt
of the I'nited States on R pt. 7,
100!t. withdrawing from all forms of
entry 3.04I.OOO acres in California
and Wyoming, much of which is es
timated to be worth from $ 1 0.Onn
to $r,000 an acre. At the original
t
vear. evidence was introduced to
show that the officials of the navy
department estimated the amount of
oil in the land withdrawn in the;
slate of California alone at 4.000.000;
barrels, which represent;) a value of,
$2,000,000. !
The records In tb p.tsn rmtnin '
correspondence between the pr-'sident'
of the I'nited States, cabinet officer?.;
heads of the navy. Including Admiral.
Dewey. This relates to steps beliiff'
taken by the government to ennserve.
tho supply of crude oil in the land
iK-longitiK to the public domain for ;
ufq in mi emergency on the battle-,
ihlps of the nnvy. j
The 'ilt was brought by tho gov-i
eminent against the Mfd-wus Oil '.. ;
of them to that feast our correspond
ent proposes, in ending his letter,
when he hopes that we, "may live
to eat the hen that scat dies over our
grave",
A n d hot o we a re. living- in the
prlo county of the state, lit tho blue
ribbon county, in the banner county
of nil Oregon, and so designated by
a jury of competent experts. Don't
the sun shine just a little brighter,
and Isn't the air Just a little balmier,
and the breeze Just a little softer
and the ky Jum a little bluer, and
the girls Just a llttl eprettier, and
the hoys just a little manlier, and.
and oh, well, isn't it just Douglas
county, Oregon, so what's the uw of
faying more?
Wo can now appreciate how Mutt
felt when he looked through the
Knot hole and sa w Jetr sltt iug tn
the ma linger 's box tit the world's
championship ball games. Only In
this case we took the part of Jeff,
for didn't we have a sent In tho
president's box at the State Fair
yesterday, and didn't we see a Dt of
the boys we knew over on the bleach
ers Hut then It didn't Inflate us
any. for honestly u o are not built
that way.
He's the man that put "fame'
DouKlan county!
in I
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Eaves money, ..-
GENERAL DIRECTIONS FOK USING SAMULINE
l-'or (Ipaiilna I'i iiiII .Marks, llir-t, (,ri'ac anil Snil from Puintcil Walls and Ceilings, Oil ruiiiliiijs,
Inl.Ti.'r Wooihunk, V.irnisht'.l uml Kiiiuiiclnl Siiifaci-s, Muair MiiiliK-, Tile unil Varnished Hours.
Mix one j;art of SA.MOMXE with four or more jiarts warm water; wash the surface with
a soft brtts-:h or cloth; wl;e off with spongo and clean waL'r; dry tlitirotighiy. See Note
at end of Directions.
I'""r Automobiles, liaihvay Cwti lies, .Street ( a is, Steaniships, etc.
Mix one part SAMOMMC witli five parts warm water; wash thoroughly, rinse wfth clear
water and wipe dry. S ie Note at end of Direction's. :
I'or l.-anini; IVn. il Marks, J'at.li Scrat'.lies ami Dirt from Store Fronts, Store Fixtures, Ilnrljer
1'oles, ( li:,ii-s,
lix one part SA.MOMNK with three parts wai-m Witter. Wash clean, rinse with sponge and
clean water and wipe dry. See Note at end of Directions.
For nil Metul Stirfnies, Automobile l,aniis, llrass (Joods, Xi.kel, Silver, Aliiininnm, Tin and I'oi-ce-
lln Wan-, Kitclicn I'tcnsil.l, Cullery, Steel Tools, Sad Irons, Faucets, Harness Mountimts, etc.
Moisten a piece of soft clean cloth or waste with SAMOLINE (without using any water),
rub tho surface until the tarn.-,-h or rust Is dissolved, then wipe off and polish with a piece of
dry cheese cloth or chamois,
l or Marble Statuary, Until Tul, J,avuti) ies, Closet Iloivls, Sinks, liefriKi ratoi-s, Dirty Window Sills.
.Mix half SAMOLINE with half warm water. Hub the surface clean with soft brush or
cloth, or If preferable, dip the brush into the Cleaner, (without using any water) rub off
the dirt, rinse with clean, water, wipe dry. Tho result will surprise you.
F or Itcmoviiij; AVhito Alcohol anil Hot Water Stain from Tahl o ami Dresser Tops.
Dip soft cloth into SAMOLINE (use no waler), rub the white spot until removed, then
wipe surface with sponge and clean water. See Note at end of Directions.
For Glassware, Cut (.lass, etc.
Mix one tablespoonful of SAMOLINE with one pint of hot water. Scrub the glassware
thoroughly with a soft brush, rinse in hot water and allow to dry without wiping.
For Mirrors and Window. ;. w, .
Mix ns for glassware, then wash tho mirrors or windows tiding a soft cloth and allow to
dry into a powder, then wipe off thoroughly wtih a dry soft cloth.
NOTE After thoroughly cleaning automobile), Interior -woodwork, furniture gloss painted
and all varnished surfaces. wlre over with our PCLLMAX POLISH (r y other GOOD furniture
polish) which will restore tho life of the varnish and paint at a trifling cost.
4
DILUTE SAMOLINE more for a slightly soiled surface an.l less If very dirty.
Price: Gallons. $1.50; Half CaHons. 9rc; Quarts 50c; Pints 30c
Federal .luilirn .1. A. Itlner. of Ch
nne, ordered the suit disniisvcil and
the present hearing Is on the ji.nTrii. i
nie'ifs a,;;.cal iron) Unit ilcy-i' 1. 1
Tho outcome I helug watched
Closely by uflli'!nls at Wa-.'iinginn
on account nf Us I, taring on the fuel,
supply of the navy. J
On Sept. 27, 1 !l 0 ! , the president,
approved an order neivin'j certain,
oil lands in Wyoming and CaKfur.iia.
Iiospit (his certain parties ncrtulretl I
a quarter section of land In Natrnm :
county, Wy.-iiuin. and discovering1
oil, took possession und"r the oil ;
Placer act of 1S97. The M id-we"t Oil ...
Co. afterward acquired the land. Inj - - ""'
Juno, 1 0 10, an act of" congress was Saturday, September 20. This party j fa.'r d to secure the necessary rr-ve-approved
expressly autltorizini thewas in the saddle, so to speak, foi ; ntie iicens". FniVr the la'w' iwu
presidont to reserve public Wind for the last six weeks and went from j iug the grantinir of reven.io
me L'.iienie soiiiuern pari or incjthe Inspector
Churchill Hardware Co
made by
city.
him prior to leaving the
Mate to tbe oxirenm cistern l.nr-' t,h. u ......... . ' . , v wwu u a.M liiooK o:iK
rter and met with nil the vatylim 1 or d.sm.nd tho uniount of 'the V-rm.
conditions to bo found in thin Ursc- .otlior with a n'min;i fine lu-1
commonyaltli wllnt tho in,1!ector wiM (Jo jn m
"In spito of the fact that the trln pn-n,,.,!,- it, ( ....
us iHiuuii iipjit-ii ij me very nnsy
nnblic pnrptcs whenever lie saw fit.
In July, 1010. the prosid.-nt rnili'iod
a second order wlilrb confirmed the
flrHt nnd again expressly reserved
the binds involved and also lands In
California. IM ah and New Mexico.
The slni?lf puint In controversy is
whether the first order of withdrawal
was valid. Judge Hiner held that It
wan void because the president did
not have authority to approve It prierj general throughout the sia:e seemed
111 lie (lilfilU'- III UH' KH (iJimii'.ij i'j H'HJtl, til rinim- t u Ill'MllIIlT lir : III?
specif'u-ally couterrtnir that ii:w-r on( bnsv h ason seemed to keep a laru'e N'Hce is hereby given that the
him. And that lm-ailna m;ide prior majority of the farmers home and 'mdcrs'gnei! ha? hern dulv imnnini.
to the second withdrawal were valid, others, for some reason, .ev:ned to 0( I,v 'he County Court of the State COWS FOR KALK
and split wood. Inquire S37 Miller
or phone lSlt-R. 1953-oOp
time. Tlmt llO Will PMeoelll, II...
season nmont? farmers, there was nn violator. Imwever was thu platenu-nt
average of over one hundred people
at each meeting and the in 'crest in .
.iwii i-, iw i l.lMMIIIIiN.
VAXTK1) Position as cashier or"
saleslady in suit department. Ad
dress care Xewt or 405 W. Lane
street. 1957-oTp
WAXTKH Suite of furnished hmi.t
keeping rooms, with modern con
veniences; down stairs preferred:
Apply to Xevs office. 1-oT
M r.
Drain
nrrivi1
an,
Or.,
il in
llow niativ did von it I)ih :ni,l I
ho wmany diil o imet Hill, m-t Vm!
on the wini; or was It it pot shot, j sister, Mrs.
Sum? The;,- ure quest hMis one hears; Mrs. llittllil
mi siti' .t toiuiy, anil We presume ;
rait be itn-u eri'd liy winto of 'he 1
numerous t.inwn who wcni out e-''"im
terday ,-itler ( be bright pi u ina i:i-il ' h-un
f'hina I'hennnts. man.
Mrs. Sumner Snell, of
and her three children
Salem yesterday i!"or a
lsit 4v i t h Mrs. Snell's
1 1 a i lauiiiton. M r. ami
'ii who have been spend-
llie suniiuer at Hubbard will
lip tuday j i Till w ill oeeupv 1 he;
' on Kerry Mieet. Si'.lem State-
CCIMI'MSHi:i MCSK l.W
TO (il K lll'.t ITAL
I'nginni WI'I ' Meld at 1'n'vbvte
iati hiii't'li T,iim iron Ivvening
II. -inniim Ml 8:1 0 ( hn k.
n M-rtv-a
ree'cil
Grand Opening-
ARI: YOU PREPARED?
W ln-ii iIk- new tlu'.iii'r ilirows dpfii its tluors for
Ilk' ti.sl u rtui m.itkv. .no you pi t-paivd ? If not,
lon'l Ik'siuiu- whfiv to -o for su-li toilet arliclos
as you n.'f.l to irkvi vour toilets. Wo carry a
luli lino.
lVrff!ii.-s. .".iV t.. ..t ..un.-f.
HooriM' .JI'AXIt'K
I w iak'sl fr,, in I'r.-m,.,..
I'tii'e l,.wil..rs. iii'i'.ekil up. I .l. tucstic. !- to n.X per t,x
l-i'l"'l ';" I'ov.lrr, ,Vv to $:..- i ,.,.r bottle,
t'ui e t're;i!t.s, " to $t ,-i ,.r i ir
I'uCcl.. Ices. Act ls ai,.l l'..i;-' s ; Ua .lS!)r,mi,nt
'"' t.i . .ii e:ii-!i.
Take n I'.ox i.f liimimin I ''ii'iMlui.'s to (he sh..
The j$zM Sltr
. ..Gt
B.ll.VS I I I.I.KUIOX. l-rep. Q .i, 1111(iM).
II V Ghv S. it-,. Cnvn TrSkfmg Stamps
Mi's Smlie I lorniPrnok.
)ilitMMl niH--ici:in nnd u r c
I ul in K'.-.-hiirir. will eivr.
I nt ih" Kirt I'rcsln lerinn rhtir-n In
(tills i lt- toiuorriiw evening, tf.i-.iii-!
ti'liir S: I r, o'l-lm l;. AiIm'-- :im
; will ! free.
M .s lloniiPnicU l sni.l to I.- tl
Yrv? i-t t i. ..!! piaii'.-t unil s'l'iu'il
ie slow in responilliii;. in Kenenil. 01 iirciion lor llnuir iis Cmmiv .i.
j llowever. Hie iittcniinnce a nil Inter- I'i'nistrulnr of tlio eslrile of Wiiliun
: est wire lietter tluin evpeeied. tl- K. 'o. il.oens",!. Ali jiersons lutv-
i '"Mils trip wiis umlertiilien Tor 'tiy: c'liiins unlnst s:iid estiite m,,
the puriiose of Prinuinii Hie workers Iterrliy r"iiiirol to preseni tlie same
: of the extension division into rlnser to ine i riiM-rlv verified us liy law it-
I toncn with the iii liiiil needs of the '"rim! rt Yo'inilH
! people of the stete, mid oti the other
I liand to inform the people themselves
i of the purpose of tile extension dlvis,
: 'on in workini: out their pro'ilems.
In it i-ense it tins Ik en a sort of piv
l:piinarv survey of the field hut it
; U Imped that in the future more
; time ran he spent in each locality
and the pvoMeins that are peculiar
o each section may ! hive. : iu ilcd
more earefillly."
head of urade
icrsey milen cows, also 2 heifers.
All eillir tnilkine or eoinliiK fresh.
Inuuire News office Tor infornia
"n. i!h-,ij-tr
i-'cn. nilllin
MX 'llontl-s !-,i:ii the it ate her'of.
n.if d Hits "ml dav of Octnhir.
I o i :: .
Ain-'TR It, KKI.SO
Aewiri.-lrT,.,- of The : f y,a
O. K..n. ilccMs.-ii
II 1.. KIH'V.
Attorney (, r A.l-ninistra'or. i,.:.
WA.VTEti A man to take cliarire of
an esialiliaiicd delivery route. For
particulars apply 5 to S p. in. at
H'ol tlratld. Ask for .Mr. Phil
lips. OL.
I'lit KXOIIANilK OR SAI.K I have
r. 1:11ml pack train, hack and har
ms.; to exclianuf, for a uoort farm
or will sc'.l. Imiulre at
: t ir o. l!l54-oTp
Xewa 1
.1 Ie
'I'l
1 in u rn w m;i ri -r.
1 . 1 ;i 1
I'iilllr Sell.
1.1 1 l.i I'Meuse ;,rr ttoesliur.tr. Or.. Octol
(In 1'rolmle liiic'liniiililHit,' K.lMor News:
Sadie Iternll rook In your issue of last rip:''t vou
Vocal Selo " 'V in .Miitr write-up of poliiics that
(a 1 l-eu You Oeme llei . . . , tae hii: contest is in the fenri'i ward.
Senile A. a fourth ward voter I u!M you
HO It wa. a H-on.; ...... . l.ohr could toil Ps will' tiiere shunt, 1 he 11
Sadie lierniliri eh contest there, if there is no politics
Piano Solo 'M 'ho city ele.tion. ns you say. Mr.
.Match K11nol.ro C'-api'i 'Vhh was Induced hy fri-Mids to run
Sadie I Irriiiln unit for "'e col It. After he had con-
Vein' s la sented aniitlier candidate was
ml At i-.:l't fall Mi tc.'lt' hroui-lit out. Why was thi-" Mr.
1 hi S-dectcd ' Cold, well known lis a pro!ressi e
Sadie llei uihrook riml reliatile man who has the inter-
I'iiino Solo "sts of llosehuru at lleilt't. Who Is
lieiilah In Saneeti . . . . Sa-nt Sai i" dissatisfied to have Mr. Cohh in the
lis i-'i'l.- I'M'eip k Vccie'ihinlt I'ouncll Can Tho New answer?
.! "' IV K. Tl'UNKI.I..
I'AltMI IIS AMI IOI I 1)1. 1-: ''
lil.'ot (,H'' Ol.OSliP ToliKTIIKK
J.
en v xkws.
1 OKKUON' AOtiUTl.Trit !, ( ()!.-
I l-:;i-:. C.-ivjillis. Ore., Ort . .
ilmiiyb a bn-v season Indrferred to
H-Mii,. .-M.Mtl i!b attendanre ltt ibe
rave'im; ;t rb 1: It n ral s,'Met uf tbe Ahlioimh ovi y effort ha boen V
tuvciin A-;i 'cr.Unial i o!le-e, n-.nrt nindr in '.piTcliend tbe indlYMiii.i!--
l ban iwic Inmdi .m! prrsnn attended n spunsibie fur 0o rbln ry v' ih-'
in e-ir); tneelin place. 'Ibe people .Inhns-Mi hfiie in Kcyebnnr .0 Mnn-
Or n have S-cnm jn Q ilnfed d.iy nii;bt. m -Mise Q. be-n f.u:il
'ib I"e piii'pdsc ef the e:i ion di- Mpon Al it h o'l'1.-. rs can ! ;;' a
v:un tn help litem imirme their r!e". M;-!'."! I'eiiQ'i fays he is
coii.iU "u and eirr'iiMsr.Mi--e ', and tlu po-'live tha'Otho riii,iurv wa tM.
nll's:. h i -, actjinr- I a in'imafe work of local (n'ent, ind eent ti;;!lv
knob-tue rt (lie id ' :. nd !e-:ie be sas. ibe t.tvry wlil be cleured
; ',lo ';.'. T ' j brief f iu-ii i,; r to:i t a I r. in : .1 d- v,i :;! ioa ,i)
c'"'i':i:ry j.f tie ' -i k of p, stolen rtb b-. h.ive breli ont
(lie trav.ni; I uas tnude bv o tnv alotm tbr lint of the
rmte--tn- V'. "; . wn, wh,i w.is ii Southern Pacific rnilroiid, nnd f-w-
i! e-"'er ef ' 1 i''e:)'-i -..j-'v onij ham? tott haw hel,t n(tn";eii
"Thp trip f (!io piuty vii r,(fo iu on 0 1c K.un fr tht coed.;
tinder (lie auspices ot t'.ie eMetisiun It is under-'tood her totia that
division t f the Aj.ricrlt'ir:! 0 )l!rce nn Internal revenue inspector who
to the different agricultural coin in u- rccontlv vl!itod Hoseburn dicovpreti
nitics thiotKhottt tho state tnc:.u , un$ resort where the proprioler had
PROGRAM
Thursday Night, Oct. 2nd
THE RIGHT OF WAY
A two-reel feature of 20(J0 feet, run without a stop
on same machine ( Kssanav )
Sasicil Selection Vieuxtemp's "Air Varie
!5? ftUUtMA SfORTENSOft, Violinist
JOlJES5IE LfWfifc jian?st
EIGHT SCENIC oSLIDES
fit Lc8nd His San. a single reel of a wrv
iully accused Qui ( BioLrraph)
BUNN7, the comicalUt man in motioa nic
in fLsiivjle n-t'l i Vitnrr,ni, " 1
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THURSDAY NIGHT ONLY
Prices 15 and 10c Doors Open at 7.15
SHow SDarts at 7.30 Promptly