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I 8 Reels Today One Day Only 15c 5c MAJESTIC THE BRIGHT SPOT MATINZK IVKRV DAY FROM 9 TO 9 F M Who wa the woman of the fog Why did she send Hullet into a trap? And when the detective arrived, would ihey believe Hal let's story, or would they hold him lor murder.' Here Ik a mMi-ry (or you Indeed, and the thrill that rome a you see I lie tangled threads unravel and weave themselves into a net to ensnare the guilty oneK, will make the hour tilt hy like the passing at a few seeotidn. The 'MAELSTROM IVnlllllliK l:ltl, K WILLIAMS AMI IMllill'I'HV KL'I.I.Y. XMV VOHK'K iU.T iiaiu;i-: ." The waterway Ih T.it) Milieu liinif .m.l Ih rniililly nenrlnc cuiniiletioii. JERRY ON Love and I.unch, In which Jerry kk.iit iti i:rs am i.ts Mr. SUNDAY AM) MONIA V riuri-iiie li Itadic in ' The Woman In White ilklel i.lliii. ie ( 'ulliii' novel, und I lie lirn The Fatal Ring 2 m Willi l'. :i rl hit.'. Hi.' (rrentem m A Kvery child paying HilinisMun on a Iny liulliiiin. j CiiimIhu, Orl. Ill ami II: "The PARTICULAR SHOES For Particular Women New Styles New Colors New Combinations Heels Hih or Low A pair to suit your individual needs, They await your approval ROSEBURG BOOT ERIE IKVIN Hill IV N Hhoe That Sill i-f y anil I'll Your Feet. Perkins Hull. linn ... Casa Street Ile'eilleo All-he lOilna W h I j t i i. preslilenl of ilie Oreifoii Cliiltiliiin i:ii,leavni ; I!. Kverell linker, pant presiilenl of the so.'iely: Kinli II. nine, of Siili-m : liel nlia KiIIiiii.I. of r.iitlan.l. a n. I Idil.v Sweney. prpnlileiit ol ih.. .-,ue Coiiu 1y asm lalion. arrive. I tlii miM iiiiiu In be present al the i lii i-n,,ii i:n ileav.ir Cnuventl.in helm; 1 1 I , I in i,! rily. I rolll l-'ort Steells Kiluar Itiier auivel in H,u .ilv lo.l.iy to S.ell.l a iu.M fiiruu;h uith hiM pa roil In Me li.us I. st.il i.,ii..l at Koail Sti-xt-ns. MmFORNIa Attractions A muml 1 rip i, Ki-i 'i 1 1 iiiniiUis, nil slni-ii i Ciilil'iirniii's ili-li)-,liH'iil r n i ili ll'slllls. 'Am Your Winter Trip Xmv A o'Mi'opolitati iilv. 1'iMii.mi c ami uiiliinili Sued I iiiii-nu.iii dii- ft' I'll'. I -Ull-s. San I'raikisco Mtinterty Hay Results Santa Barbara I 'el M I .ii i : i, (, ami nl.l I California Beaches Catalina Island So. California Resorts A-k f--r mii illu ii.o.-.t hl. - J. .hi, M o. n. i.ii Soutiikrn Pacific Links It's Different, ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW KVKNIHG PfflFXJHMANCa 7 It A ft tO THE JOB Ik a hem. Kartoon Koniedy. hii.ihei .v im.iit iu:ki Hl-Ht flllMHll riul Suml T irt,rliieei). h ml Muliilay will hi Riven Imllle nf llir Smninr In III II-. N. I'liHse.. Thmiliili Cil A ri-lHlraenn ChaiiilN't'H jiawspil thru K.isi'lMitu ilii-- tnornlnu: enrniilo to S.'lll I'l .lllrisco, w i fe he Mttl'llll In lMisini"4 in.illers colinertfi! wllh the I'mli'Slaiil l-:.iroal I'hui.li A i iliileariMi tMian.herH has ilelivereil s. -I rmiiis in the Iih'.iI rhtirih many times an.) Is well klliiun h Ito htu ir ..'o. li lt A !tlak-lv was In from near iMi.l.- alliniliiik: In liur-ines nialli-rs l.i.l.,'. Mis X'. riliin Mtal.e. i.r Ftiuene nn.l o..l,an,, is visltmi: willi frien.ls jn I! hum t...l.i ln-i ii ( '.ill I'lirni'i. u.ii l lor : lo all .'.i's, (akr j,m lull ol' lilV. I 'li I lilrlil. -Ui d ilnrisily ill S.mla t'ru. MniiliTi-y, I'M'. I'l'Milt- I'.eai Ii, t'arini-l aiini l Mission. Hi; I'n -iiiilin,-. idaiinel, larinj; ll.f s,,a. A ri-Mii l ol worlil n now n. Ii'im.l. ,1 in tin- parly Spanish ilavs. To Hip i- ln-aelu-s eon;,, tl,,. peoples ol tin- worlil. ..ii will I i ml rvaith wdal you want. I nne :,.a(.,, X,.,,,,,-, San la Moiih ,i, IV.lomlo, ,.(,-. A lii-.iiililul ,i, siii, pi.,,,., snrroiiml I'll l' I III' iplh'l s,-a. I.os Aneelos, r.is.,.,,a, ; , ,-rsi,,-, lo'illaiuls. Sail line.,, ainl n.anv' olln-rs, rai-d inli-ti -t i.t; in it.s a. ralure, res , rv .it i.uts, , t, I-.,.-, ntrer Afi m evkv ? DEPUTY SHERIFF NAN JKSK HUIII. ItKAt'llL'S IIKItK WITH KVTIIAMTlUN imi-i iis i.avt i:kmm; ami UN I. ll:-l(T TOMI.HI WITH lll-S I'lllsoM 11. I STOLEN CAR IS SOLD HERE l A. Mitlimey, Owner nf tin Aiilo ninlille, Mnke Snle lo Shilltf Onhie, anil W ill I'riiluilil)' l.euve Willi I'riMini'i'. 4 lii-imly Slif-rirr W. II. Iteniller, of 4 Sanlu ( lam County. Calif., arrived 2 j lien- last evening and will leave tn- 5 ! uiKlit with W. C. Itoiiih. Hie man 5iln was taken al Drain a few ilays mi . ... ..l: l. ..... l ai4i, on a eiiarKe 01 ieinii; nic .. f. .ohile In whirli he anil liix wife wor en route north. l.enuur o lained lh extradition papers from Governor ithyromhe at Salem yes-t-urdaV. AecnnhnK to Mr. Hendler. Koulh will he turned over to the Santa Clara County authorities upon his re turn and tried Tor nr:ind larceny hy trick and device. It is held that Mr. Itouth obtained the automobile rrnm u well known firm of San .lone by a spuiloiiH arcoiint with the Klnu National Kank of Oakland. Thin ac count, it is claimed, was the result nf H forged draft upon a hank of l,os AnncleH. Iduilh made his PKcapfl when he asked permission to po to his home nfter he had Kune to prove al the hank that his account was noud. Mr. Itendler said tod:iy tlint tin 'loubtedlv Kutitli was a crook and h:j I u record with officers probably In qnmo otlu-r part of the country He had milv been at K:n ir e a short time, ba vttti' a position as clerk in a clothing store. I'pon his return ho said. Itouth would be examined ml his photomaph and finger print fiien, whereupon the officers would be provided with data hy which they hoped to learn of his previous ex periences, if they have come to the Mtention of the police. Iloiith today expressed no feelirtKH it the thought of bis ret urn. and was strong in his contention of inno cence . Iff said it would he shown that he had acted In nomi faith. The automobile, which was hrouuht here after Itouth was taken rt 1-rain, was today hoiiL'ht by t.-riff ttuine. The owner of the car, IV A. Mabinev. arrived yesterday ami laler made" (lie sale. The car is a ;?axon make and was new ut the hue it was taken by 11 mil h, Mr Mabim-y will probably return tntiiH '.villi (be deputy sheriff and (he pris nier. -o - Ti 'Inn in krire I EKe ti account of the new wnr revenue ta tobacco prices wei e i a ised in;i tei ially here today. Parils were ported lM-ai Im; the new s-heilule of priies. which are: "f'nrmor ?u- cic ii ( t i's . j for l : cents. Kot iner 1 "i cigarettes. I'.c, two for 2". cents I'oi iner I .'if r i y a i eft os, two for 3". cents l-'ormor -t'tc. t'marette papers, book. In rreju li at I tii Idle l(ev J T. Anderson c cmarette 1 ii cents in until tn out lis iikii resident pastor of the H iptist Church at this lace, but now i ocaled at Itoselturi;. will preach in , the church al Kiddle next Sunda en i ni:, sa s the U idille Tliliiine cilice bis resiKnalin as pastor r hi;ious services at Ibis place ha : tut n i mi I occasional, and it is proti I .tide (hat until some other ai tatiyt , meiits ate made lic Anderson will pn ach lo us each Sunday e etn ny Ills ii i u t ti 1 11 api'iniitiiieiils al othct ptiilils occup all bis lime lor tbal hour each Sunday Ne 'at i) l.aiincheil ; Clib'ayo i the birthplace of a now 'National parly,' which Is el nil ii a nn il , but is to be i is i n ited front Mio I'loliibtiion. rri'Hiesvi,., Sum! Tax and Social 1 eiuoi ral tc moup teiil.ilie tliaft ot the pl.illoim .i'i'ies uriix i-r-al Mifti.im-. nation ; .11 prohibitinn extinction of Ian. I miMlupolv . ii bl ic owiier-sh ip of co.i nunc-', oil welis. ttdeyr.iph ami nV 'huh.' v( -.(.ins ami ol her puMic ulili lies a till the u-se of union l.iboi m al ' ernment a. 1 1 it ie-. The pndii I'-Hion national com in it tn- ol. t 'Hi i en I tie it effort s in t ! t on unci i"hi on, 1 1 it lit r i, is ami to raite a .itiip.iioi fund of $ loo t i,. ib.tt on i n-."' Pii pl.m is to bo n.'.t if the .imaluaiuaitltMi Mew ' .ttnn.il pait is eftei N KV TOIlY. ih.ind ii th M'il N.wbai.r Stock ho liuMit meal mm ki-l Ii I'M' T room but! i'luuinl in WOt 'he I'l Kl I W 1' Tl i Womcti to re pi ion t C i-ti-rn line in KotIhiil' and al loiiiin: I ow ns Call mom J I 7 Hotel t "mpnua SMI! A pure br. .1 Uton. ttitl,.-. ,iKn litown 1 ei-t.orn : M ...Uis, Uo-eblllK 'ic . I'll.. tie I Ki A I 1 V b.ik. r lo lo.- .f. in. "' I'1"' ""' . ! ni onU tbitt.et I" r ii , .nth ddte t1'"- - Mwtle Cri. k. Ou re; i r m, huvu7,r " ' ",,n"1 It K..t buiK , l ncics of land, well Improved, als. team of heavy wotk Iukm riln-Cooper NROgEprRO RE'IKV. hll ItllAV, (HTOIIKIt , 1917. mmm - " - . . . . .m.m.'.WV.' ir n B.U00 UHUB THE Bracelet Watch nieunH to ladies personal adornment and convenience- -every lady should have one. We are showing an excellent assort men I, moderately priced why not inspect them? BUBAR BROS. Jeweler anil Optometrist. JnikMu bt. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Mrs. Ornnt Taylor, of Winches ter, is In the city today. S. J. Jones returned this morning from a visit at Springfield. Mrs. M. .1. Perkin, of lrain, is spending the day in ItosebuiK. All kinds of fish and chims at the f'.ish Meat Market. :t 1 2 N. Jackson. Itunyan'tf dahlia Itlooms lor sale, 2'x: per doz. at the ('aniens. 81)4 W. Mosher. MisM Cowgill. a teacher in the Oahland schools. Is spending the day tn this city. Katherine Vernon is in the city from Oakland attending to bus-iness matters today. If you wish a Spirelta corset phone I7H-Y. Will call and take measure. Or call at ft So. Main. Try Idamond liriquets the most convenient fuel on the market. Page I n vest ment Co.. I'houe 2 4 2. A I ii n llenninger ami George Whetstone came over from Oakland today to visit with trionds. Mrs. l-'reneh returned to her home in Stitherlin this afternoon alter at tending to business matters in this eiiv. H. It. Dunniway left for Portland 111 is moriiiiiK v here he wit) spend oeral days alien. ling to business mnttors. ho it now. put on that new roof before the rains. Shingles $;!.oo and $:!..'.o. Page Investment Co.. Phono L 1 2. l i s. Kd win Stea i tis came over from Uaklaiyl lo attend the ChrlsT la n Km Pi vor i otix ent ion being held in this city. lies. .1. i- Smith left for Oakland this Afternoon, where he will hold a series of meet Mil's in the rural dis trici: near that city. Mrs. J. J. Henderson and child ion. I. el a Taylor and Charles II Ice. motored in rrnm Klkhead today and .ire registered a I the I' in pq u a. Superintendent Hurkhaltei-, of the Southern Pacific. arried la.-t night in his ptixale ar, and will siend several d.i s attend ing to hnsines; niatti r.v Mrs W. C. rnderwood and dautib ter. Malgatet. are attending to busi ness manors in Ibis city today. They will ret ii t n to t heir home in Oak- In ml tti is o etiing. Meiton Johnson, of Portland, av ed this morning and will spend an iiittelinilo tiino with Mr. ami Mis. S I). Chapman, of lihde He has been HI the I '. S. Army set i.e Mr and Mis. Warren I.u-is wir in town irom Camas Vallo t.idav, l. W. Hunter ami Tlios. Han'ield of South I eer Creek, w ere nan a t business in Ko-ebtug toila. Mr. and Mrs K. M Coodman were :u from I.ot'kiim Class on business today Tb. are pioneer residents ol 'hat locality. They are anxiou- for the success of America against the Kaiser. A large ,1. legation of Odd l'VMow from Sut her! in w IM visit the lodge hiMe tonight. The -'hyt degiee will 'e tohleited ami l e' I'esh no'Ill s will be seized I.nge atletidame is ex ported W in. .1 ackson . of l.mdv ing N. I. Conn I; Puenbark . V U.mdrulT. of Melrose, and Cooper, of Huberts Creek P mi-Mi the I'loimneht Honcl as i oun ty farmer-, in Ivo--but g today. Woik is prog-tos-dni; ety satisfac t.oih on (lie liee.jspoi t and Win better lt,i road, lakmu into con -1.1. rat ion the v. an. if v ruht of w ;iv will be ,-Ie; ten il.ni, .,n. 1 if the w , wes f.ur the mad w ill h. pteled Oils fall, o I alitor try 111 Mrs i: It. vi i ute re i'houe iiie-s,tt;e from be I. lohn-.h. ot Sab in llicu rather. l S. K U ill and ma hot i ev o el IMte leave-- for Sa'em will -M'tMid seveial da rel.it i e f labor it i-d in at bet . heath The about mt ,n com er v,d A si iter. t.tl 1114 ilket. is Ml-. Mondav s vvrh t. If Mrs. ttiat ci v I'.T and l.e Mi M s- K-'gill.'r Ii 1 iln; of ;,.-i-) :ii a Lodge. V.i 1 ii : 7. I, o O M , Mon- 1,1V. O. t..ber M'l. ; , M.u.'.l bco hall Matter or .-, i i in SPCliF ii;y. i .oii en u. W .11 ho.,1 tlieir 1 -i'' , Hall T'lO- r ,1 ,p, e at - o . lo- O't ,.r he-! i .l I I IUMi Mil I .VMS rp i; I VM. i i , VU- Cer " in Kt et n 'in nt a .1. mi nr. .( :( re t ta uta! ion of t li'1 1'mi .- n n Hmi-r d Lord-. giMiig labor r. pr-- eut.it iVn tt' I r a rnnil T n lirln Vm In sM.KCTKIt To IANAt.K HHill ONHKIIX ATION CAN AM. UK tl 'f:sTi:i IIV ATIOAI. KMil COIMI10Klt llool Lit I'l.AVS AUi: .MAHK. EVERY HOUSE 10 BE VISIIED Ciiinmittee Will Mil l for Iruniiiot lion el Mull. lay Miiihilieiy W ill lie Iteuil) for ieiiill llnfe, on. A big drive upon the housewives for the purpose of enlisting support to National Kond Administrator Her oert iloover's plau for the conserva tion of food in this city, as part of a Nation-wide campaign, was an nounced by Attorney li. L. Kddy this afternoon. Mr. Kddy recently con ferred with Mr. Hoover's Oregon representative in Portland und plans for l lie working machinery to he employed in a drive throughout the county have been arranged. Mr. Kddy is head of the Douglas County committee who will be in charge. M r. Kddy staled this afternoon thai a meeting wilt he held at his off ire next Monday afternoon when those who have already been invited to act as other mouthers of tiie coin mil tee will bo present to organize. It is not known as yet how many of these men will he present or whether they will be able to accept. As soon as this is known, the personnel of the committee will be announced. The plan as outlined by Mr. Kddy today is to appoint workers in every town and school district in the coun ty. These people will take cards to every household, where the house wives will he asked to sign to the effect that they will observe the sir gestions made by Mr. Hoover with reference to conserving food in every possible Instance. Mr. Hoover especially warned against the ex travagant use of sugar. He says that within a short time the sugar supply of Franco will have given out and i demand will then be made open the tnited Slates. Mr. Hoover's scheme is also to have meatless days ind whealless days, and the house wives will be asked to promise to ca rrv ou I t hese preca u t ions. The drive will bo made from Oc tober 22 to 27. II is the intention of the committee to arrange for all the machinery before hand so that the canvass will be made without a de lay or a hitch. Kvery home in the county is lo be visited during Ibis week. ai:nii;it o i:it si us mm s I'Oi; Ml ,!lt.KY Ft'. MIS. ( From the Cardiner Courier.) Again has tlardiuer demonstrated her patriot ismii in over subscribinK the amount a-ked for nearly three times tor the War Library fund. This was accomplished and made possible by the indefatigable efforts of Mrs. Fannie Westerdale, who had been appointed by Governor Withy combe as team captain for Cardiner. Catdinor had been asked to raise $L'i out of the .ft ate apportionment of the f I. mm. ooti fund to be raised '- the Nation. Card iner responded .v raising $t"..".o in the face of pre vious large subscriptions for Liberty ' :ids. ked Cross and Y. M. C. A. Vs the Courier predicted sci ie time if all other communities in the ' 't.- would contribute io the War .i !: .t i y Kind as much in proportion o population as Gardiner does, the -.'ate apportion would bo very large Iv oversubscribed. 1W mtmmtmmtmmmmim mtmmit Newport Pictures Hy Thomas A large an J varied selection of Enlarged Views of this Popular Summer Resort AVir oi Display Sepia and Colored Views 25c to $3.50 See them in the Window Rosiburg BooiTSS ANTLERS 'A THEATER WILFRED LUCAS Her Excellency ToliHirriiu, Similuy I Gharliel lOhapiin 4 IN Ills HI ST I'liMIM VKT j "THE IMMIGRANT" f J hl YSTONK t (IKI'V AM THK I.ATKST WAK 5 5 "AIIII K IN I l 1ST." M-:VS I ltlM Till: I KON I. 4 W. . .... ..... 5 Marguerite Clark In the ileliulnfiil ."i-lwl t iiiiiiily III nnu 'THE GOOSE GIRL" AI.SU A -J-I!1-:KI. MKN. Tl F.S., -THK HA MANY DRAflED MEN HERE TODAY; SEVERAL TRAINS f OR TOMORROW f Uelays and changosi in the J l sihedule reduced toiVy'a 4. troop trains to three instead of - 4 four, and iwo tiains with sev- oral bundled drafted men. ' who w ill bo fed at Cue local 4 lestaiirants and hotel, will ar 1. rive al :::n and n o'clock this 4 evening. The first train ar 4 rived here about s o'clock Ibis 4 4 morning and the men were 4 given their breakfast here. It is said that other trains went $ through in the night and slop- J pod in Ibis city only briefly. 4. J Tomorrow there are four 4- trains scheduled. One will ar- 4 4 rive at T:;.u a. ta.. one at I:-4- '!. and the others at 7 r.nil 4 o'clock in the evening. The 4 4 tneals are highly sat' fctory 4 4 to the dr:irted men b re and t J- expressions to this o i'vt were 4 heard alter each ra: 1 today. 4 4- "This is certainly a live bury." 4. J vv:is the exptession of countless 4 I 4 numbers at the l'mpiua Hotel. 4 h where they danced in the lob- 4. . J by after the menl. They al- h 4- forded much amusement and V , 4 had cons-iderable fun on t!te 4. 4 streets at the olher places. -t.H..;..!..l..l..M -l i.M.y 1 .l-l-l-i HII.KOhS PPF L T F A KM- I i:ks n ship w iii a i o We are assured that the price 01 wheat determined by the President, will ho maintained throughout thoj year by the Food Administration, and that there can be no objective in! holding wheat. In fact, the fanner sa es interest and deteriorat ion by marketing early. At the present time t he farmers (an handle more w heat to storage points for ready dis-trihution and to mills to be re manufactured into flour for domestic consumption and exportation to our allies where it is much needed and for which ships are available at ports. The railroads wish to appeal to Ihe farmers to bring their wheat to market now. Utter in the fall the handling of many more products will cause congestion and delay. The railways are now being op earted in common to serve the en tire community. The demand for movements of mil it a rv and supplies will be an increasing burden, There foie. the railways must have the co operation of the entire com m unit v. Rev1w W'nnt Anr. lrln renuitn. Another Big Shipment of New Coats Now Ready All the New Leading Colors and Styles We Invite Inspection Bellows TONIGHT ONLY 7:15 und 9:00 p.m Adm. 5c and 15c and ELD A MILLER in The Governor only, Miitimf anil Xiliht kkvsto.nk t i.Mi:iv. 111(1 1 li," IIV KMX IfCAt II. ' CALIFORNIA EABORITES ENDORSE lAEOlltTTE AS BEING Of THEIR KIND SACIiAMKNTO. Oil., Oct. 5. Wu limit discussion and wilhoiu a dissenting vote, the deb-gales to the. CalUomia, Slutc i- cdciatiuu ol La bor con wnt ma adoj. ted today a reso lution endorsing 1 mini Stales Senator La Folleiie, asking lor him Hie right lo express his views of an intelligent majoiity ' an i expt o.-jsint; continence in his inie-;ii; and loyal ty a a tine American 1 inen." The resolution, otiei i-d bv iJalltel K. TaUaiiham, ol the San t raiiciscu oarbt-rs union. r.-ads a lo.lows; ' U iieieas, recent articles in 1.; u public piess note tin- condemnation tind even tii-- lliteiu'llig 1 1: 1 p ac li ;i ,eli I :i I niled Slates Senator liobi n M. La Fulleite, id W iscou.-in, in t he l tilled Stales Senate, on accuiuil 01 b:s :;niiurit; stand on certain issues ot our present war; and, 'Whereas, the great bodv ol ihe inerican labor niovenunt n his tu none in its loyalty and lealiv tu our Naiion ni Hits, lo r hour of need; und " IV hcreas, llit.- luhg y . ai s ol e pcrieiH.' and u e,, fru-mlship oe ween Senator i.;. i-ollettu and or ganized labor in vs hose .au.-e no ini- r iriend has labored, directs the Caliiorniit S ate ,'edeiaiiuu of Lalr 1,1 l,s 1Mb ..nmial cur. . :.t it.ii in . 'g il.tr session as.--mi bled, in ibu 'ti ut S.o ramei:;,,, m s,.uki,g ;i le.-sag.' of Cilh'lliev-; ;-nd loll rante to Ml cittz rs 01 tr.tr lard, during tins f i' at war iTims: Th. re 1 ore be it solve.!, I'hat we ask for ;b La !' .b-tto the great.i Vtil ' t nil democracy. a rieiii i, i. i,.,,.,i . 111-111 O express Ins Views o an in telligent minority, tor on this rock is toumb-d all liberty. ' lit solved. That we convev to -nalur La Foll-no our con fidem-.. "i his integrity and iovaltv as a true American citia-n, even ih.m:h I,. dilfers with the treat bodv of .,bor ..... ..,(. .i-upie on some titlesliuns of the war." o- t From the llardiner Courier, t I He tug (Meatier went to Cm liav mio nr-fl of (be week and t.nved the team s hooner Fled It.tMer oil' to -ea. feiurninu front the Hav ,,itv i IJirge cargo of wood tug expects to Iea.- this Vaiiuitia Ibty, w here she will t.i llles- . The i for in town me ste.uner Powers for tona, providing that the weathe is not too roiigb, Capti-in Wi erdalo if 01 command 01 the Cleaner. Commissioner J. II. Mrow ne over from Uee.Wport Mondav was en- lllg attendtnir ih. r.-ir,,i ... . tho comniisslnners that evening. I HUV.I.V.S siop tOR UVM.WS MI-JAR r -' ' f J
