Roseburg review., June 24, 1912, Image 4

Robert Connor bus sold his drink 0. S. Marsh, who came here with
establishment In the Hoover brick his family from Greeley, Colorado,
to a partnership firm consisting or about two months ago, lort thin
Homer Davis, who Iiub been em- morning for Klamath Kails to look
ployed by Mr. Connor, and L. Whit- for a permanent location. Ills fam-
ford, recently from Michigan. Ily remains here for the present.
Special Sale of Un
derwear A decisive Clean-up in Muslin-wear, and at prices
that will be hard to duplicate.
65c Ladies' Petticoats 43c
65c Ladies' Corset Covers, 43c
35c Ladies' Corset Covers 22c
$2.25 Combination Suits, 1.69
$2.00 Princess Slips, 1,49
$1.00 Gowns Reduced to, 89c
$1.75 Gowns Reduced to, 1.47
$ 1.00 Petticoats, 79c
$1.50 Petticoats, 1.29
All otber muslin-wear reduced in the same proportion
TERCINSK
A "STORE FOR EVERYBODY
Maynard's Addition
To West Roseburg
This superbly ideal addition is located on Harvard Ave
nue 3 Mocks East of the Soldiers' Home, and one Mock
from store, two from school and only four hlocks from the
accepted High School site.
Think Of It! Fine Level LotsRiver
Bottom Soil
Streets entirely around the hlocks with alleys at rear
of all lots; city water; electric lights; one half block to
river. Just outside city limits, therefore, no heavy city
taxes. All modern conveniences at minimum cost.
C. D. MAYNARD, Owner
Phone 212-L On Property
THE PEOPLE'S MARKET
IMMMICK & ACRE, Props.
Wo have the brut of every kind of meat usually found In u first-clans
mark tit, nlao fMi and shell-Null. Wo want ymir I rude, (iivu iih u
trial order, and Hfo how well you will he served; Just telephone your
order mid It will recelvo prompt and careful attention. We have our
own special delivery system. Our service Is the best and our prices
as low us the lowest.
339 N. Jackson St.
Phone 175
J. H. Sykes
GUN STORK
Opposite Post Office
linsfcjlmll Qoocl liieyclc: Clooclw
Agent for the National Hicyclc, with prices raiininn
from $25 to $50. Call and see them.
Wo carry a new unci complete stuck nf Cuua. Ammunition, Pishing
Tncklo mid Sporting Hoods. Oim Repairing and Key Kitting a
specialty.
Riversdale Tracts
Subdivision of the well known
IN. CUMRY LJSTATi; WAINCH
Into Ten-Acre Tracts, suitable lot Fruit, O.u.len and
Farm Product. Ioeated 5 miles from Roseburg, on tin
North Umpqua River.
ioltl tin Terms
N. CURRY ESTATE, OWNERS
Commercial Abstract Co.
Abstracts of Titles Blue Prints
Filing Paper s, Etc.
WE WILL CO ON YOUR BOND
Insurance Conveyancing
306 PERKINS BUILDING RCSHH RC, ORl.CON
LOCAL NEWS.
I.e I.ovo wan over from Garden
Valley on busim-HH today.
Alt(nn-v i. J. Kddv lrt this nf-
tfriiooii fcj r Salt 'in anil Portland on !
, bllsillCHH. f
.lisii Cornelia fJalbniiUi, of rirantu
Pays, in tho mi'Ht or MImh Kdna Car
rnk, fr thin city.
Min, Miiinii 1 1 a 111 iiioimI and nloco,
MIkk .Maxim Sylw-s, H'turned Sunday
i t (mm Vlrloriii, H. .'.
W. A. W'atkfiiH, of Louisiana, Ih a
, nifiiilf-r of iln r)n-raiiiiK forc at the
S. I', train disial-iiiiiK allien in t li i
'city, trinpftrarlly ri'li in Coy (Jrad;,
: who is doinK extra dir.ut:hliif? work
1 in I'nrlhincl,
1 William Cailon on Sunday r'('ived
'a init from hi ni'-ee, Mrs. Italph
i Know and her husband, a locomotive
! engineer, of l.au Vi.'Bhh, ev. They
I were n route linnm from a trip to
Ifanlshiirtf, I'a.
Tho ltoH'burp; baseball team was
defeated at Cotlawe Crove Sunday by
a coinliined CnMiiKP Crove and 15 11-K-mi
atri;r'f-'atlon. The nonre was I
to 1. Ite Mathews, who was on tho
slab for the locals allowed only three
sale billion, but poop support gave.
the enemy the victory. The opposing
twirler litdd tlm local) to five hits.
A petition to the County Court Is
h'dnK circulated for submitting the
county high bcIiooI measure to the
voters of the county at tho general
election in November. All tho high
schools in the county would lie bene
fitted by the adoption of this meas
ure, the petition is therefore being
generally signed.
The ftciH'dick property at the cor
ner of Oak and Stephens streets is
being filled up to the new grade with
dirt, from t lm warehouse excavation
back of the Churchill hardware store,
The Hfin'dick property has been bar
gained to A. 1-. Kitchen, iho nursery
salesman, but 1 lm legal transfer is
not to take place until some Mine
nexr month.
A number of street paving contrac
tors are here to place bids for tho
paving on six different streets in
Itosebiirg, which bids are to be
opened at the regular city council
meeting tonight. It is likely that
the cont racts will not be a wa riled
until next Monday night's meeting, as
It. will probably In necessary for tho
city engineer to compare I he differ
ent specifications in Iho bids before
awarding the contracts.
Judge Wonacott Is clearing up the
probate docket In his court and bring
ing It up to date, lie finds there are
about :ien rases in various stages of
settlement, in a number of estates
the tapers had been "pigeon-holed"
umb r former administrations before
final sett lenient was made. These
he Is now preparing to legally close
and notices are being sent out to
administ rat ors, executors, guardians
I or at torneys who have been delin
quent in tuese manors, to tile their
semi-annual reports or final accounts
without delay. About KM) of these
notices are now being sent out. Some
of those pigeon-holed cases were filed
as much as 1 I years ago.
WHY ROOSKVKLT MEN
STAVKD IX COXVKXTIOX.
The trice or foodstuffs Tin 8 com
down at. the North Side Croeorv. dtf
Typewriter paper, tetter size, box
or M)0 sheets only 7f cents, at thf
Itosebiirg Itook Store.
Dr. J. L. Callaway, Osteopathic Phy
sician, KosohurK Nat. Hank llullding
Tho price of foodstulTH Tim com
down at the North Side (irocery. dtf
f Mr I; led 'Mf;s Twt at the Heosoc
(Irocery.
Tile. tile, drain tile. See Gndrilf
t lu; plumber. dtf
Kresh car of tile In sizes from 3
to 12 Inches. Sec Caddis, the
plumber. dtf
Smoked bam sliced at the PensoD
(irocery.
Wool bagn. wool twin ct J. V
Marker & Co'h.. Uoehuri;. tf
Souvenir of Itosebiirg dishes, imi
tation Ahalonn Shell, very pretty,
10c and uit at the Itosebiirg (tool;
Store.
lir. K. J. Homier, eye specialist, of
Mcilt'ord. is in Uosoburg for a few
days. I'hone 'J 1 1 .
Strong's ranges are tried and test
ed. See thetn.
( ill up 340, the Douglas County
Creamery, for cream
Camp chairs at Strong's are now
t...- il.. Tl 111.- I 1
l.:ia sied window screens are for
sale b It. V. Strong, ihe l-'iiniiture
, Man.
Eugene Guard: Colonel Koosovelt
seetiib to be playing a very shrewd
political game ut Chicago. lie is
beaten in the regular convention and
knows It, and has virtually an
nounced that he will still become a
candidate for ('resident before the
people. ;
Why, then, are the delegates re-,
mainlng In the convention, and al
lowing the Mourn roller to do its
deadly work? j
The reason Is evident when one j
realizes the situation carefully.
President Taft would no doubt be
willing to shift the doubtful honor
of being the candidate of a divided
party to some other ambitious states- '
man. When he had demonstrated
his complete control of the conven
tion he could gracefully retire by
asking his followers to nominate a
compromise candidate, and exalt him
self in the estimation of his parly by
retiring from the field in the Interest
of harmony. No doubt the Roosevelt
men are expecting something of the
kind to happen and they are stay
ing there to prevent it. Since the
Colonel cannot get tho nomination,
he will force Tail to take it whether
he wants it or not, under the cir
cumstances. With the solid Roosevelt deloga
tions sitting In the convention to the
end, there will be no opportunity for
the opposition to make a change of
base. If Taft should release his dele
gates, or if a compromise candidate
should be advanced by his loaders,
in the break anil disorganization that
would result Roosevelt would no
doubt gain the fU or 60 delegates
necessary to nominate him. The
Taft leaders, shrewd politicians that
they are, know this, ay well as any
body, and they will not risk a change
of base In the face of a solid Roose
velt contingent. I'nless the latter
should leave the hall, they must keep
their forces Intact for Taft and nomi
nate him In accordance witU the orig
inal program.
Roosevelt is forcing the nomina
tion of Taft with the deliberate in
tention of running against him, and
his plans would be upset if a com
promise candidate, like Hughes, I lad
ley or Cummins, were to be named
by tin; regular convention. It would
leave his independent candidacy "up
in the air" and allow Taft to retire
from the field with tho honors of
war, while Roosevelt would be de
feated and discredited as a political
leader.
Typewriter Ribbons and carbon
paper at tho Roseburg Hook Store.
Tho "Multikopy" is the best kind.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bough!
Signature of (tfy&&ctt4.
of iilcnn, wlmlmvpfwirnHnvpntive ntrillty
nli'uso wrid1 IJKKKI.KV A- Mil NT I III:,
I'uivnt Allurnt, Vnlilnluu, It. V.
.f.TTTtTT..TtT..T.lfi,TnTi.T.lT,,.,T,.T..tl,f..1
4" l
HKTTKK SI'IIAY XKITHAL
j. AKSKXA l OF I.DAI'. j.
Manufactured by the Calif or
J nia Spray-Chemical Co., Is tho
4 genuine aud has a guarantee on
4 uvory can. For the est. re-
4 suits, use no other. For sale 4"
4- by J. F. Barker & Co., Imple-
4 menta it Vehicles. 4
4 dsw 4
book , "More i
sale at t he
, Tho new bungalow
I Cr.il I -Mean 1 lome." o
Kiehiiii; Itouk Store.
I Must RosoHirg hnimowlvea UBe
j either "Tride oT Dough-1" or "Queen
I City" flour. There's a reason for It.
i Phono 13, Douglas County Mills, If
your grocer .Wun't rarry either kind
"Pride of Douglas, a Uosoburg
product, and "Queen City," a hard
j wheat article, made a. Vancouver,
j Wasth., are the two host varieties of
flour on the mar..- . Why use any
; other kind that cost more? If your
) grocer doesn't cany either brand,
' jus! phono lit, Douglas County Mills.
1 md a t-aek will he delivered at your
, hem .
(t -
(TH i: to t ovrii rioR.
! 'i!ii o i her. b x:m n that the
' -A- t -t !, ,! ri't.'H." I'ids until
S i ii ?-.!.. x , I!-- h t. of .lime. IIH .'.
ai , 1m k i' iii. of said dav . for
, i ' i ! I ; .''h .iinl d.'j I 1 11 u to Ihe
Ko... ' 1 ' 1 ' I'ie.', aoel nt.MLUd I MM
- ' i ' u. oi' or le-.s. of fine gravel,
v i ; , i o:u oip' J on :'l h iiu ll !t
bie, J, nl ..j ui,), KU
i o 1 1 'i i; or s mil ,r--o tor .n ds.
"i. oi U if i;ra el ol the same
k;nd :o le Iiw iv.l to t lie I :uie
s. hool. Mid Clu of Roseburg. Oro-
H'il s t. l e accompanied by cevti-
! ed . berk for .. pi i . em of the
. -Momr. i: "ai anlo' ing ib.it (he sik
m -".il bi.bb r ill euler Into a con
not urh he 1 :oard tor delivering
1. :w i-rr l.i.l
iMe t In ii h le-.-nes the
i i: 'i to iei. . t an and a t bbN
. older of ! e Po nd ol Diie. tor.
1'ated Ibis L' 1 M .i.iv of June. 1 !M
viF.OlUJK NKCNKR. .Ir..
d' l District Clerk.
JEWELRY!
Her heart Is set on It when she bo
comes engaged to havo a . hand
some engagement ring to show to
her friends. When you want to
choose jewels for engagement or
weibllng gifts, birthday or anni
versary gifts, look at our superb
stock of jewelry. We have every
thing to delight both the heart
aud the eye.
A. S. HUEY CO.
Koseburg'H landing ilowvler.
A emil showk.g birth flower and
horoscope fret for thin month.
I RELIAbLE
- OAS
RANGES iW-
7GREATEST
MONEY and LABOR Saver
Ever Brought to Roseburg
ASK THE WOMAN WHO USES ONE
The Gas Company
noil!! m
On Cass Street
Will give to the person making
the best average score between
now and Sunday. June 2;!rd, a
"2 Winchester Special.
LOCAL NEWS.
K. Marsters went to Riddle Sun
day. Jerry Fulkerson is here from
Portland on business.
Fruit Inspector F. A. McCnll went
to Myrtle Creek today.
W. N. Moore, tho Ruckles prune
grower, was in town today.
T. S. Harvey, of Marshfield, was
here Sunday morning euroute to
Grants Pass.
City Marshal Floyd Kddy, of
Siitherlin, was in this city today, ac
companied by his wife.
Cwenn Maddlx is here from Port
land visiting with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. I,. Maddix.
C. l Krogol, Fred Hatfield, Door
Creek; F, S. lllakely, Rockland, were
among the Roseburg visitors today.
Misses Ella and Belle Olmstead
arrived hero from Portland this
morning to visit with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. II. Olmstead.
M rs. K. W. Kendal), of C. ra n t s
Pass, stopped over here Saturday
night to visit with Mrs. K. W. Kuy
kendall, enroute home from Salem.
Work was begun today on putting
in a new floor and a plate glass front
in the Pacific Postal Telegraph and
Wells Fargo Kxpress othce on .lack
son street.
Mr. and Mrs. A. .1. Stewart left
bore Sunday morning for their homo
at Itlissfield. Michigan. They had
boon visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. .1.
Benedict and C. II. Ward, of Myrtle
Point, and Mr, and Mrs. L. C. Hyde,
of Canyonvillo.
Mrs. K. It. McDaniols and Mrs.
"Dodo" Craw passed through hero
this morning enroute from Portland
to Oakland, Cnl., whore the former
will reside. Mr. McDaniols, who is
well known hero, was recently mar
ried in Portland.
Mrs. J. F. Hepporloy. who recently
underwent an operation at Mercy
Hospital, is reported much im
proved. I lor husband returned to
Clou dale this morning, where ho is
superintendent of construction of the
new stool bridge. This st met u re
will bo finished by the end of tho
present week, and the new si eel
bridge at Kiddle will bo completed
next week.
Kd win C. IVrgh, a machinist at
the Southern Pacific shops hero, has
filed, through F. (,. Mieelll, his at
torney, a petition in bankruptcy with
Referee C. I,. Hamilton. His assets
are placed at $ S worth of clothing,
which are exempt from attachment,
and his debts amount to $110!) and
consist chiefly of medical and hospi
tal bills cont i'a c tod by his divorced
wife, a resident of Portland.
"It Is probable that. Roseburg will
bo the rit y where next year's con
vention will be held, but this has not
definitely been determined." This
is I ho concluding paragraph of t he
Port laud Oregon lan's report of t he
Oregon Rankers' convention, held at
C.earhart Park last week. .1. H.
tooth and R. K. Smith, tho Rose
burg bankers who attended the meet
ing, are tnak lug every effort to in
duce the financiers to assemble bore
in r.'i:;.
Yesterday's Roseburg (inn
shoot was a double event. The
score for the first shoot for
birds was won by Dr. K. I,. Miller,
with a total of !"i, although his
competitors included four of the
loading crack shots of the Pacific
Coast. Their scores were; Fisher st.
Holohati Sit. Itlair ST, Perot S7. In
the whole day's shoot, for 1.10 birds,
t he percentages were: Fisher ; 1 ,
Miller si, Holohan Ml. illair Ml.
Mathews S.I. Perot SI. Peyton S:.
Cordon SO, R. Roadman SI. Jai kson
Donahue 7s. . I,. Roadman 72.
Co! la more 7 2. Sievenson 7 1. Clark
t;o.
is a
high
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
WANTKU
KOli SALE Fresh, two-year-old
Jersey cow; price $50. B. B. Sut
ton. CoK-8 Valley or Millwood
stage.
SN'AP. For sale, desirable city resi
dence aud furniture, six room
house and two lots. Apply Box
367. or Review office.
FOIt SALE. 100 acres of good farm
laud, river bottom, all under cul
tivation; no waste lund; several
acres lu bearing Italian prunes.
Address Hex tiS, Itoseburg, Ore.
WANTF.H. flood second-hand boy's Kort SALE CHEAP. Texas Lunch
M.v, -I..- nmt he ehe:Mi A ll ll I'eSS. I f'mtiUer (Hill! !T0O(l bUSltieSB. tL,
KivinM price. S. (I., care Iteview. I c. -Miller, Prop., 335 N. Jackson.
WANTED. Waitress wanted at the
Quick Lunch Restaurant. dtf
WANTED. All kinds of suwlns. Ad
dress Box 322, Itoseburg, Or.
Lawn or garden work.
Box 355, or call Phone
WANTED.
Address
3G2-H.
WANTED. Woman or girl to take
care of children evenings. .Mrs.
O. X. Davis, 120 X. Kane St.
WE WANT a permanent representa
tive, either sex. in every locality,
to handle our high grade special
ties. Pleasant wurk, good pay. P.
t E. Sales Co., Dept. 31, llornice
Itldg., Tacoma, Wash.
WANTED TO RENT. A farm; have
money enough to buy implements
and stock. If you have anything
to rent, write Geo. It. Shelden.
Roseburg, Oregon. dsw
WANTED. Applications of teachers
to teach an eight months' term in
Melrose school, Dist. No. 25. Doug
las County, Or., school to opt n lat
ter part of Sept. None bat experi
enced teachers need apply. State
experience, grade of certificate, and
salary desired in first letter. Ad
dress all communications to C. E
tiuiull, Dist. Clerk, .Melrose, Ore
gon. dsvj!22
FOK ItHXT
FOIl RENT. Furnished housekeep
ing rooms. 217 Cliadwick St.
FOIt RENT. Three bed-rooms, with
hot and cold water; for uiuu only.
Enfiuire at this office.
FOIt KENT. Pour-room furnished
cottage. Call at 541 South Pine
st reet.
FOR RENT. Furnished 5-room
house; modern. Address P. O. Box
4'Jl.
room with or without b vird. Apply
ti27 Court St. I ovuer Ella. tf
FOIl SALE Good two-seated surry,
will sell cheap. II. 0. Wilson,
North Itoseburg. dsw
FOIl SALE. Good, gentle work
mare, weight 1200 lbs. Inquire of
D. J. Stewart, one mile eaBt of
court house, Itoseburg. dsw
FOR SALE Suckling pigs, six weeks
old. Inquire at Bee Hive Grocery
or at Max Weiss' ranch. dsw
FOR SALE. Good residence on
North Jackson, lot 70x100. Will
sell cheap, cash or terms. Ad
dress Ilex 114, or Inquire at Re
view office.
FOR SALE Buff Orpington eggs lor
hatching, $1.60 for li eggs. E. h.
F&rrens, Edenbower, Or. dsw
FOn SALIC. Farm of 200 acres, fine
miles from Drain; 100 acres In
cultivation, CO pasture and 40 tim
ber; good outside range; first
class dairy and stock ranch; good
house, 3 barns and c'.her build
ings. Price $2 per rcre. Address
II. II. Broom, Yon' alia, Or. dsw
FOR SALE 4"0 actes, about 80
acres has been farmed, more can
be when cleared, balance timber
and pasture; a first class sheep,
goat or cattle ranch; twelve miles
from Itoseburg on R. F. D. Price
$10 per acre, cash or terms. Ad
dress M. M. Care The Review.
dsw
Oil RENT Furnished front bed- F0R SALE. Planing mill at Eden-
FOIt UF.NT.
with porch,
houseUeepin
Use of telepluin.
per month. 4:
Plume 122-Y.
I'lin,! fro-il Mrnis,
furnislie.t Tin- liglr
wj'er. lights and
i:.,:ad,d ror $12
M)'.. N. Jackson.
Club
high
I'm
FOIl KENT. At Eilenhower. new
store and two line modern livinc
rooms; county load, near post
ollice; opportunity lor barber; can
handl" refreshments or any other
lino of goods; a line opening for
some oi,i Call or phone Herri, g
ton Hons.', Kiiseliurg.
FOIt KENT. Ten acre firm, one
mile south of Roseburg. on Pmp
qua River; small house, good barn,
chicken house, pood water and
plenty of wood on place. Apply to
D. Coinstnck. corner Pine and Lane
streets, Roseburg. dj25
I'Ol! SALE OH TRADE.
lis. Tolles Hi'.. Peugra i'iJ, Pear
Stearns. 5ti. The local rangi
very hard one for making
scores, having a hill for a
ground, the birds never rising
the skyline, as on most ranges
makes them more dltttculi to lm
and results in low er scores. Dr.
lor is deservedly being congraiul
on defeating the visiting experts
AITOMOmi.K roil SALE. . Four
cylind. r model: in god r endition.
.dilre.-s S. care Review. Ci". , du
bower, fully equipped, lncludlnr
stock of lumber; lot 101200. Good
proposition for some one, and
cheap: also new four-room house,
lot 100x100. Call on or addresi
M. W. Aldrlch, Box 8, Roseburg,
or phone Sub. 85.
TRESPASS XOTICR.
Positively no trespassing allowed
on the lands of the Currv estate,
dsw N. CURRY ESTATE.
nitS. RKF.LY, HKTIIFR a STEWART
Physlrlans and Surgeons.
Suite of Oflces Rear' Douglaa Na
tional Bank. Groimd Floor.
Phone 307.
ROSEBURG .... OREGON
U.P.K.IIT 8. HL'KY
OPTOMETRIST
118 W. CASS 8T.
WI,UI - - Orago.
FOIt SM.E. Lease ,, s. in
local ion ; large roem. li.iii.
suitable fur ;inv business
dress P. l). Box 1 1 I. or cad ;
view office.
Ad-Ke-
Mil-a:ed
to
Oregon Restaurant
OlH'n Dr. and Night.
Mailing tubes, 7 sires.
at the Itoseburg Hook Store.
"Pride of rouglas" and "Queen
City" flour bring results. Ask the
Douglas Caunty Mills. Phono 13.
Flrst-clnss Meals at All Hout.
Fresh Olympla Oysters, Fish aud
Clams all the time.
Regular MeaK 2." Vats
Have added a new halcony es
pecially reserved for ladles and
families.
GEORGE RITER
Real Estate and
Insurance
I istt ict Manager West ( 'oast
Lite Insurance Company i!
an Francisco.
311 Perkins Building
-nil
r. ;i
. 1
I'nu sm.e vi:i;v
c:iS"S. small ll.,!
-.inter ;.(1.:.. 1 rr.-n.-h
fold. 1 wax lttt'lte. 1
I iu k-.ncliam shit t rae'r-
Wiiilenl.etg Pros., It,,..., a,.- ' (v-e-
dsw
V' v .l..l!arl
K t!
nott
HAY Kill! S.M.I-
aoaett I'K the
iiiin. .Miumon at .-. r-u
oi itnox ,. forv
Yoral Ix-ssons
Studio 427 North Rose Street
Ph'-ne :0-n. HOSEBURQ, OR.
K. IIKItMAXs
' yslght Specialist.
21" South Stephens St.
"osKBPnri
OREGON
SAND AND UIIAVEI.. AM person.,
w tinting sand or gravel uwi :,...,sp
call at the roiginal Euii'lte Livery
nld F 1 Stalilen. We have teams
for itinkin pr. mpt delivery,
ltiinks & W'elker. qj
FOR SALE -IS creS. 4-room
houfe, wood house, etc.; 4 chicken
home, several chlrken runs: all
first-class soil, ail fenc. d ,md crost
fenced; eod water; a ftrxt-cljfl
poultry ranch. Will .ii cheap.
In wire at Review off -'e, 0r ad
dress V. E., care Uoi T, itoseburg.
Phones:
Office: Main 171
".es.: Main 171
'e Hours
:o 1! a. m.
3 p. tr
' I'KTTA SMITH.
"' Ch"dr.n Dlsea
Otn- v, Spoclaltr.
Second noor.
I- CALLAWAY,
:r.i,; :"'!''"', ,'nW'u..
Vhv Ay7r School of
1 ' ' L rkvlle. Mo.. un.
a T. s,:':i ot tlle Bclce; Dr.
. 'looms nnj a
s. ; s