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Newspaper Page TextCOUNTY DIVISION MEANS HIGHER TAXES. PROFITABLE INVESTMENT Advertisers get pood r. -turns from an nonacementfl placed in live f apera the Daily and Twick-a-wkkk Ksiw. Tr them there's noue other bo good. KEEP WELL POSTED On the current events of the world's progress by reading the Daily Ems Delivered by carrier, 50 ent month ROSEBU RG VOL. XIII. KOKKIU HO. OltKGO.V, SAT I lil.V KVKMXfi, DCTOllKIt HMO. No. 200. COUNTY DIVISION MEANS tliGHER TAXES VOTE AGAINST ALL THE COUNTY DIVISION SCHEMES ON NOVEMBER 8 Review p Again Outbaited, but Three FrTilK FilVnT ThPIH LillUlJ IUUI JUIU1 CAME LASTS TEN INNINGS Ending of International Balloon Race Fraught Willi Danger Fur Competitors Special to Tho Evening Review. CHICAGO, Oct. 22. After all the veteran members of Chance's pitching staff had failed to turn the trick, it remained for Leonard Cole, the young college recruit to pitch the Cubs to victory over the Athletics today. Cole did not twirl sensational ball 11 hits were made off of him but he was steady at critical moments, while only one error was made behind him. The game lasteu ten innings and the final Bcore was: Chicago 4, Philadelphia .1. Mender, the Indian who pitched the Athletics to victory in the first game of the series, was on the slab today and made a bolter showing than did Cole. Two less hits were made oil ol him, but three errors made by his team mates contributed greatly to the victory of the Cubs. Archer, In stead of Kling, wus behind the b; for Chicago, Chicago fans are wild with joy over the result of the game and hope of the Cubs winning the series has re vived. The Athletics are supremely confident, however, of winning tlie next game. They apparently had just as easy a time batting Cole as they did the other Chicago pitchers, but their superior batting was offset by costly errors, netting before today's game favored the Athletics at the odds of 6 to 5. Even with today s victory and tho fact that Mordecai Brown Is almost sure to twirl the next game,, tieso odds still prevail. One more victory will give the Ath letics the championship. The f-eeiit Italliilin Unci. e ntaT"r thlltited'ar sTl ., i.,.i.i i ,, ic. 1..U1119 III I Uil.'a "R iim, vt urn .. i,..j .... ri.,,i ,op in vllhifo am tin c 1 n,,lu xnbuiuu, u Messener. t ie no. ami Ills aiu.i. m- rnmlan. wandered in the woods for . two days without food before reach- Intr Alirnnin It is believed the America II. has Auer$ Houseckanmg Commercial Abstracts of Titles Blue Prints Filing Papers, Etc. WE WILL GO ON YOUR BOND Insurance Conveyancing 328 NORTH JACKSON STREET. ROSEBURG, ORECON Closing TINWARE VERY CHEAP Purchase Now, we need the shelf room, and we are endeavoring to carry' better goods. The Benson Grocery JVJ&K FOOD STORE Hot 1A4 225 N. Jackson Street. Tttt OUTSIDE OK jiKM VKKV LIMITS. won the race, which ends at Hudson uuy. i uuuuun uiiiui;u lu ue iiiu America 11. has been sighted 30U miles from lJogainasaing. The German , balloon Dusseldorf is reported to have landed at that place. Unless something deiluite as to the TZ : fur them will be instituted. Officials lof the Aero Club are inclined to credit llu, Uerlllan ijiiioon with the record. lit hus luuded ut Cooeoocache, USa miles straight from St, Louis. Another Knee Starts. I With 27 of the world's best aero nauts competing, the second interua- Itiona) aviation meet started from Llelmont nark today. Cash prizes ag- 'gregatlng 72,000 are. to be awarded. Ho was unhurt. I o J i $ ' ,J 4 '4- IIOMK Hl'MO, 4 ' SKAIU'll and SHIZl'UK. 4" I J. rKKSOXAL IJIIKHTY 4 . ,T ailll 4. 1) A It U () V A X S V K It K 1 ' 4. at the, J- I I I I . 4. AltMOltV, 4. Monday Night, Oct. 22, at S, 4. by 4. i:. O. KLimilKiK 4. of Maryland. 4. Good Music. 4. Everybody welcome. 4. 4 Good Citizens' League of Uose- 4. burg, re. W. L. Cobb, .! Pres.: 13. W. Strong, Sec. 4 1 4 ! J. J. 4. I 4. . 4. j j. Paid utlv. T a j. y yr T V -r T T t yotio aoaixst coi xty division- ; o,m,n rttv Courier: Irrespective of party, voters are prepared to voice their disapproval of the wholesale scheme to create new counties by voting "No" on every county division and annexation plan on the ballot at the November election. There are no less than eight separate and distinct proposition and none lias anything to coihinend it save a desire on the part of residents of small towns to live at a county seat. The praetice is a dan gerous one and should be proinpiiy and effectively punished. The coun ties of Lane. Dougias, Clackamas, Washington, I'maitlia, Crook, Grant, Harney and Malheur are affected by the proposed schemes.' Tlie bounda iries projected are atrociously planned If the new counties of Nesmith and I Williams are created Lane will be left : In tho shape of a big hour glass and Ills choicest territory cut off. REVIVAL JIKHTIXIiS. Have you hearTihe evangelist at th rhruiinn r-iinreh' -- Kvntiielist Horn docs not resort to .1 ni 1 1, 1(1 ctnt'lnu In ti'lii iiennle He . ireacnes me uospei. ... . ..... .,: Mr. and Mrs. Webb are uoing tneir , usual good work as singers. Hear these peoplo tonight and you will I not regre. it. J. N. McCONNELL, Pill c Abstract Co. S 1 1 Out J. V. Neiderhiser was here from Salem on business today, Darrow answered at tho Armory Monday night at 8 o'clock. 2t Editor C. L. Parker of the Drain j Nonpareil was in this city today. Mrs. S. T Smith and children are v'urcanuldaler r. turned this morning from a trip to Gardiner. Ho at the Armory Monday evening i at 8 o'clock. There awaits a treat fori those present. 2t Stenographer Wanted Must be accurate, but need not be an expert. Address C, care Ueview. do2.". George Sheridan leaves tomorrow for Marshtield to take a position in the milk condensary there. . Mis. C. S. Jackson and children re turned this afternoon from a visit with relatives at Canyonville Xiiry O. Marker arrived here this morning from Portland to visit his mother. Mrs. A. Y. Murker, who Is very sick. W. Gage, Democratic candidate for county commissioner, was in from lill I ill U HUS 111 I I 11 HUM. .U I , Vi.lfA l a progressive citizen who would care- I f.,n ,,.i c,ir.a(,r,.iw. nt-iti-io il.e business of the office. Ceorge Marsh was In from Look- ing Class this afternoon, lie is now i,t .,,...1.. ,.,.,. nt.i ina about 300 boxes yet to bring in. lie also has about 70,0011 pounds of prunes yet to bring to the packing house for shipment. Beginning upon the reopening of the books after tlie primary election and ending on the lfith of this month. according to compilation made at tlie county clerk's ofllce. The total is a , ., voters rogisiereu in uus oiiuiii.i comprised of 200 Republicans, 91 i Democrats, 2:1 Socialists, (I Prohibi- uonisis. .11 muepenueius, aim i. iu fusing to state puli' leal afliliation 1 The population of tlie territory of Arizona is 204,:l',4. according to the statistics of the thirteenth census. This is an increase of S1.42;l, or tltj.2 per cent over the 1900 population., which was 122,i)T:1. Frocks to be worn by tile senior girls at the graduation exorcises at the Lincoln high School in Seattle must not cost more than $10, accord ing to a decision reached by the sen ior girls. This v.-!'.! eliminate all un necessary Ilii'M-y and will establish a prrcodent for oilier high schools In Senile. '. Work was finished Friday evening upon laying the concrete foundations for the street paving work In this city under the first contract T)f the Clark & llenery Co. anil the cement, gang was laid off for tin? winter. The : surfacing will not be completed for next yea,? paving and ,,, I, Uius are .already on lne for 1., or 20 blocks . mote. 11 is I'cted that a mile of paving will be ihmi in .Minn itoseuurg .next year besi,: s anotli 11,1 vl lour hetd.t s an ill her mile or . - - inn tn ,,1 i,r ,.rw n 1 ne ifivin i" THE PACIFIC MONTHLY'S 1NTP.OI IICTOUY OKFFJt. Tho Piiclfic Monthly, of Porlland. I Oregon, is a beautifully Illustrated monthly magazine which gives wry full information nbout tho resources land oiinortunities.of the big country ilvinir West of the Rockies. It tells all about tho Government reclama Hon projects, free Government land 'and tells about the districts adapted j to fruit raising, dairying, poultry raising, etc. It hns special stories by .lack London and other noted ; nuthors. . Tim price is Jl.r.O a year, but to introduce it wo will send it six j months for fifty cents. This offer ' musL be accepted on or before leb ! rnary 1, 1911. Send your name ami 1 iid dress accompanied by II ft y cents in stamps and learn all about. Oregon, ! Washington, Tdnlio, and California, i Address, Tho Pacific Monthly. Portland, Oregon. dsw I C,u the latest tips on Hair Goods "'here the flock gets In on tho best and HalrdrcHsing. Roseburg lleautv book and llible proposition ever of , Parlors dtf ' fered. See them at Kosoburg Hook ATTIvVTI )N! SATI KIIAY, OCT. : jls the i'.ate. Matthews' Building Is .the plare. A Kaney Work llazaar. ! I rine lunch, line chicken dinner and f a most unique Fish I'ond are the at traetions. I Lunch 11. MO a. in. to l.no p. in Dinner 5.:i0 p. in. to 7. .10 p in. 6 NOTICE TO IH NTKItS. r.uc. i Hunting, with or without dogs. Is strictly forbidden on the lands of the Currv Estate. dtf N. CURRY ESTATE. TI.Nt.TI ItE OK ARNICA Still a ravoritn and a good one ror i r hbing sore muscles, at the Ro-e- liurg Phnrinucy. dtt NEW YOIUC CAFE Chan Jo, Prop. OI-KV DAY Meal, nt AMI NKillT. All Hours. Regular .Veals .10 cents. Chicken Dinnor Sundays, from 12 noon to 2 p. in. j. J. Chop Suey, Noodles. Fnh 4 Oysters. Fish, etc., all the time LODllOll JUTJr CODYlttS kMUM Demist of Murder DEATH SENTENCE FOLLOWS Doty Dodgers to Pjy Over $1,000,000 to Govirmiiiul -Aldricb Will Sot Clear Mysitiy Special to tin? Kvoning Review. LONDON, Oct. 22. Stripped by the British law ot his technical detense !ml hani.icnpped by his missing wile. whose ' w,us fo"'!d b;'s.T '""'. I'r. Hawley H. Crippen, the American dentist, was found guilty of murder this after noon and was sentened to he hanged by Lord Chief Justice Alverstone. Crippen's plausible detailed story of the disappearance of Mrs. Crlppeu failed to prevent the jury from re maining out more than 30 minutes. The court told Crippon he had bet- tpr "lle I' with Cod. protested bis Innocence. Crlppen He prob ably will appeal from tho sentence, and If not successful will probably hang November 14 'or IT). Crliipen's companion on his unsuc cessful Might to Canada, Miss Ethel Lencve, indicted on tho charge of be ing an accessory to the murder, will be placed on trial next week, if she is convicted it will mean a long term of imprisonment. I iuty-1 lodging I'iiilH. NEW YOUK. Oct. 22. Colleelor of the Port Loeb announced today that scores of big American Impor ters confessed that they undervalued goods imported to this country and that the government will recover a million dollars from this. Immunity from prosecution will probably be granted to those who confessed, though they will be compelled lo pay the lull llnancial penalty. Ahlcich SI III Silent. NEW YORK, Oct. 22. Ilosplto the usu.l'. denial and statement, that Sc n ator Aldrich was struck by a vehicle or a street car Wednesday night. scores or persons intcrosieti in loe.u l,, ii.-h ii vehlele or car have been ', ,.,!, (, to , so. t s rumored more , i.f ,, uu.m II ,,'rsisiein iv mi. in nm .... . ' i. was coiuillllieu nil in, senator. Aid- rich is reported to be resting com fortably. He still refuseH to be in terviewed. Knosevelt Aids Mass. CONCORD, X. II., Oct. 22. Theo dore Roosevelt opened the Republi can state campaign today, spoaiung I in behalf of Robert Mass. pubfrnato rial candidate He endorsed the Ue- publican platform and ticket. PltlMl FACERS. Tillson ft Co., Incorporated, now prepared to pack steadily, cers wanted. -o- ItEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. D. R. Khambrook to .lobule Mablo. liIO ncres sees lit and 24. 2-. E. A. Raymond to F. P. Waltlier. $11.".": half interest -12 acres section 27-7. The' pastor says nothing Is too piod for his lloek. Well, here's , Store. 1 STOIilKS AT LESS T1IAX A CIJXT APIECE. In the fUtv-twn Issuor of a year's volume The Youth Compcnion prilitn fu'.'.y two handled ami 11 rt y stories. I no suhs'TipJon price of the paper IS OH! 1.i.i. o in.ic ... e ss than a cut. app.ee. without reek inline in all t!.e rest of the ronfiUs - jlllel doT. H, hutlioious sketches, the doctor s weekly article, papers on ' popular topics by fuinous men and women. Although the two hundred and llf- i iv stories cost so little they are not . cheap stories. In variety or scene,; diversity or Incident, skill nail truth In character-depicting, they cannot be excelled. 1 The Announcement lor Kill, beau tlfullv illustrated, gilng more ile tall' d particulars ni these stories and other new features which greatly en large the paper, will be seal to any Ml lire tree with sample copies of current. Issues. Kwry new subscriber receives rree Tlie Coiii'iLtiion's Art Calendar lor lull, lilhogniphrd In thirteen colors and gold, and It the subscription Is received at onie. all the Issues for the remaining Wee',;g of I ft 111. Til" Youth s Companion. 1 I t Herkeb y si , Huston, Mass. X' tubscripllons r c."l 1 at this office. V Ce i'M'hy Is the best be ilitse the LOCAL XKW8, Douglas County Cmnniery butter only 90c a two-pound square. A sit I your grocer for It. Patronize horn; industry. dtf limn thV dry side of personal 11b 'erty at the Armory Monday evening at S o'clock. 2t Barnard's u-w Marshfleld Biago line, odice corner Rose and Wash imitou ntrents. tit f Winter shues. the best line In Rose- burg, at the Cass Street Shoe Store. Dr. J. I,. Callaway, Ostopathlc Phy sician. Abraham Building, Roseburg. Merry cream 20c pint, and whip ping cream 2-c a pint at Don glut County Creamery. dtf Hear about personal liberty, houses searched and home rule at t he Ar mory Monday evening at S o'clock. 2t Fisher can save you' S3 1-3 per cent on your paint and paper con tracts. Wako up, bo alivo, look for tho nag. .dtf Don't play another man's game get a game of your own and see how much better you feel. We have games at Reseburg Mook Store. dtf If you arc looking for fresh gro ceries, that aro up-to-date, step in and examinu our. Cass Street Gro cers, corner Rose and Cass streets. StubbB & Pornmn. dtf Have you been to Fisher's lo see all the now wall papers, or aro you front Missouri; If you are, ho can show you. dtf Vanilla Kvtract gets better as It grows older. . Roseburg Pharmacy sells a line qaulity that has been two veiirM hi the nging. dtf Secure your seats via Marnard'a new singe line to Marphtleld. Dally tage 6 a. m. Olllce corner Hose and Washington. dtf Come in and examine our goods and prices Is all we nsk. Even if you don't buy you aro always welcome. Stubbs & Perman, Cass Street Gro cers, dtf Hot water bottlea, fountain syr inges, bulb Fyrirea, and ;itouil;:ers, tho finest and most complete Rue iu tho city. Sold at tho lowest prices on our guarantee to give satisfaction. .Look at our Hue and you will not buy elsewhere. Hamilton Drug Co. d You can pu rchase a t 1 1 onelm rg Pharmacy sanitary nip plow, stoi Mix ing nursing bottles, bottle brushes, and everything to help render baby's food right. dtf Why is It that peoplo will pay a little more tor a shoo or a ruhbe.r at a shoe store than they do at a gt u eral store? Mecause Its tho quality that they want, and whore-wu make a specialty of one line we have a better chance to give you more for your money than tho side line shoe store. One pair of good shoes gives more wear and sat I? taction than throe, cheap pairs. Call and see. uiir line of shoes. It. L. Stephens. d'f Attention Indies It you want something strictly up-to-date In suits. I skirts, or long coats, don't fall lo call and inspect our nobby line of samples and cuts o made to order garments. We are representing one of tho oldest and most reliable ladies' tailoring companies In Chi cago. Everything made to your own measure, ar.d a perfect lit guaran teed. ' The Kalr. dtf SCHOOLS IN TO POLITICS. XEW'llEllti. Ore.. Oc t. i-. In the eainp.'itcti fur '!' wide prohibition the other a : ''-I'liof'ti the public schools ami I'aeilir cnll-'ge took a half holi day and joined in a proreMsion , of nearly liueo pei-sons who mareheil dev. n l-'irt s treet, with banners, bead ed by the Newborn Hand, while tlie i-ry all alone llie line was "Oregon Dry in lltln." At tie' Friends' ebiireh Mrs. Mary Harris Armor, state presi dent of the feorcia Women's Chri. lian T.'tiipel line e t nlon, spoke. SI'K'K SPAN SI'ICUS. IIV Whirl) W ab'Mi'lutelv cl. kind. Cel. Ill uiaey. :e:in spleen 1 hat. arc You u in. tills at Uusebiirg I'liar dtl For good printing of all kinds The Review always leads. For good printing or nil kinds The Review nlwnva leads. California Bunga low to ba Sacrific ed at Cost. $500 Takes it. Balance Like Rent. Fire Place Beamed Ceilings Cozy Corners At I'liipiiua Park Addition, across the now briiluc Owner on premises. Sec ASSESSMENT PETITIONS, Petitions presented to the Doug .a:" County Hoard of Equalization to day were fiuin the following per- .-ioL's: A. J. Mellows Owns nw quarter section 20, 2-2, assessed at jii.SHO, jn basis of a.OUO.OuO reet of timber. Jbjects, because he says the land contains only .1,000.000 feet of tim ber. W. S. Hamilton Owns se quarter section 11, 21-7. assessed at $1,S:MJ. on a basis of :t, 000. 000 feet of tim ber. Protests on ground, that the claim contains only 2,000,000 feet of timber. R. W. Terrell Owns iiO feet off west cuds of lots I and 2, block 41, Roseburg, Improved, assessed at $1,100. Protests because, he alleges, the lled valuation is higher in pro portion to other property of similar character. : Episcopal Church, Roseburg Says valuation of 2,000 Is too much, and the fair vnlnni.'on would bo $1,000. l)(ll(;l,AS t'Ol'X'iV NEWS. AS TOLD 1!Y EXCIIANti US Myrlln Creek Mull. ilorn To Mr. and Mrs. Hans Wea ver. October 17, l!li, a daughter. Mr. I. A. Dixon of Michigan has purchased the Ed Williams farm. S. C. Hunter and family of Mal verne. la., arrived In the city Tues day. Mr. Hunter is looking for a suit able location and expects to remain with us. A brother of Mr. Hunter acronipunled Hie family. Oakland Advance. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Smith, who have been rni tiling the Mablo ranch, left tor Denver .Sunday. Mr. Smith ex pects to resume work as mall agent in railroad service. The Infant son or "Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Ellis, who came from l'olk county to English Settlement, hist spring, died at Corvallls Tuesday, where Mrs. Ell's had been a couple of weeks. I'liner llolllligsworlh, who bought the Til.betls place last spring, left tor t'ofie.wllle, Kan., yesterday, because of the serious Illness or his rather. .lames L. Hunt and daughter, .Miss Helen, and II. W. Hunt left for Los Angeles on Monday, where Miss Hunt goes for the beneill or her heallh, the sunnier winter of that region being ! thought better for her. James L. Hunt win probably he liacit in a cou ple of weeks alter seeing his daughter comfortably settled. ;lcndulc News. I.lltle ChurleH, one of the twin sons oi Mr. and Mrs. Charles Flint ol Diiusiniiir, hail the misfortune to fall and break both bones of his arm be tween the elbow unci wrist, last Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Ilert Askew and chll dren. of Medlord, have located per manently in this city. They occupy the Slew-art cottagn In the Clara ad dition. Mis. E. Maker of llellingham liny. Wash., is visiting at Hie home ot her granddaughter, Mi'h. J. L. Huberts She has decided to purchase properly here. TWO .11 IX i US TO ECT .1 ii ml Inn City Times: II. must be borne In nillul lllal there will lie two iuilges lo be elected In this district at the coming election. The Republl. can nominees are H. I-'. Jones of Rose burg and J. S. Cuke of .Yiurshllold Tiie Deinocral ic nominee Is .1. W Hamilton of Roseburg. .1. W. Hamilton, the presiding judge, is an able jurist and an up right gentleman. He is now serving his second term and enjoys tho rontl dence and esteem of everybody irre spective of party. W'e personally know Mr. Coke lo he a clean, able, and affable gentleman well worthy or support. An additional judge was provided this district by (he last legis lature and lie was appointed by (iov Cliaiiilerialii. lie has made g 1 and .liiiuld bo elected. Mr. Junes, one of the Republican nominees, was imported from the Portland land olllce district anil In stalled as register ol' the Roseburg land ollbe by Jonathan Hotline, Ore-, gun's distinguished Pulled Stales sen ator, who advises Republicans lo vote tor a le-mor-rat ra!h"r than an asseni 1,1 v Republican. Mr. Jones Is now holding down a government Job at S tenil p.-r. lie Is oa the Republican til ki t, more s Hie pity, but li wnuiii I,., unfall In consider Ii i in in 111" same policial and for'-nslr worth with lodge Hamilton. Kills ii Murderer. m-rclless murderer Is appelllllrl- wiih many victims. Hut Dr. King's New Lite I'ill.i kill It by pre vention. They gently stimulate the stomach, liver and bowels, preventing that clogging that Invites nppcudlcl '1. curing constipation, headache, biliousness, chills. 2.'. at all druggists. Hi ii Dressing facial Itesay Il.iir iikI Methods ieasouaW tXCLUSiVfe -A.T- $75,000 in Bonds Voted For New Buuilding BALLOT RESULTED 60 TO 51 in Favor, of toe Bonds Redaction of Amount Probably Saved -(be Election Voting was quiet today at the elec tion on the question of Issuing $100,- 000 worth of bonds for the erection ot a new high school building in Rose burg and tho purchase of grounds therefor. Though there appeared to he little doubt that tho proposition will curry there will be a. good many ballots against it, judging from sen- ' tinieuts expressed by some of the taxpayers. The urgent necessity of another school building is recognized by all, but a number of people have contended that $100,000 worth of bonds is much more than iB required at .'lie present time. The Lane school building Is tho voting place and the polls closed nt ! o clock. ti75,(l0t) Hoods Voted. At the opening of the meeting It wns unanimously curried that the amount of bonds tn lie voted upon be fixed at S7R.000, the notices for the election not tlxlng a specific sum, but merelv stating that It should not ex ceed $100,000. Although there was a very noticeable lack of interest tn the election this reduction from the maximum probably saved the eloctlon . In favor of tho bonds. There were but 1 1 1 votes nnd the result stood 60 for and 51 agniust the bond Issuo, Tho trustees will now proceed to4 select a site and prepare for the erec tion or the lliic.il high school building in Soul horn Oregon. . o It's tlie World's Ilest. No ono has ever made n salve, olnlment or balm t compare with Hucklen's Arnica Sslvo. It's the one perrect liealor of cuts, corns, burns, bruises, sores, scalds, boils, ulcers, eczema, salt rheum. For sore eyes, cold sores, chapped handB, or sprains. It's supreme. Itifiilllblo for piles. Only 2uc at nil druggists. Sponges, rreo rrom lime deposit. Sale and clean, at Roseburg Phar macy, dtf What makes Sapollo a household word? Continuous advertising.! You are never allowed to foreet It. They aro beauties! Linen squares and. Bcarl's In Japanese, drawn work and embroidery. Roseburg Demily Parlors. dtt CASTOR I A For Infants and Children, The Kind Yau KavB Always Bought Bears the tJignatuie ut 5 ACT 5 Comedy Drama THE GOLDEN GIANT MINE IP-fore tho performance visit the GEM Moving Pictures and Song". Scalp 'f rcatnuuts, Manicuring, in(lerti ;mj up-to-datg, charges All we ask i ; ril. NECKWfAR J AIKit JtM TO-NIGHT V. S. W ATI HAS. A .L. for Jackson fr afttl nlAN UiV IB r.,,1 ..ro aim natural O 4 1$ V q ft Xr' int for veryoung ,9, gren. O O