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Newspaper Page Text-si. I Mi (I) PA on TWO tOUlDBO MBWI.BVWW lpg Daily afli l . ; . .-1. . . . ci n !!!? err L-".rii :::::: By Crrlr. V ' .11 .... lawlcliM ,,,",?hl.0 iip" ri nityiM" r. "iniarad sacT-eiMS "' Bow-burg. Oiygun. Jmimtry i3, -' Burglar Alarm At the annual meeting of the share bolder of the Douglas Nuilouul Hauk held last Tuesday afternoon, li of Ihe old director and officer were re-elected for the coining year. The director are J. H. Booth, B. L,. Parr ot!, n. II. Stapleton. K. P. Clemen, M. Wollenberg and Joseph Mlcelll, of Kosehurg. and Kay llooth of Yoncal la and Jamea T. Tufi. of (iranta fan. The officer aro J. II. liootb, president. K. L. Parrott, vice-president, II. H. Slapleton, cashier, K. V. Clemen, assistant cannier. The di rector voted to Install a new burg lar alarm ytem for I ho protection of II vault, and a contract was then entered Into with the Norris Safe and l-ock company, for the system which will be put In at once. An elec trical device will operate, In the event of a robbery, a huge gong at the office of the city police and the aherlffa office. The gong l very lourt and will be audible for a consider able distance. LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE PKOTKSTS CII.NIK IS LAW. Editor News-Review: In regard to changing tho closed season on chlnook salmon, as out lined by J. A. Zacliary, representa tive of the lower river flshnriuon. will aay the preset mason on Chinook should not be changed. At present a great many chlnook sal mon go up the south fork of the II in pq us river to spawn, while If the eason was made 15 day later the water of the south fork become warm and then practically all of the salmon go up the north fork. We would thereby lose the use of all the spawning bed of the south fork. Mr. Kachary speak of not being able to Hah more than CI) per cent of Ihe lower river. Thi might sound all right to people who were never there and never saw those fellows fish, but to one who has been there and knows belter It sounds like a . Mr. Zachary also slate that they never had a lule run of sllversldes last fall. I prophosled four years ago that they would practically exter minate the sllverslde salmon, as the eason was dry and the water low and the open season for sllvorsldes lasting until Nov. 20, or after Ihe sllverslde ruu was over. With no sllverslde spawn there will be no sll verslde. Now that the sllverslde species of salumn Is practically ex tinct, they want the season changed on chlnooks so they get ihe most or larger prt of them. - If this luw Ip changed, tho chlnook salmon will also become very scarce In a few years. 1 claliii that these fish belong to the people at large; not to a few union fishermen and two or three capitalists. Yours very trulv. C1IAS. KYK8. ahoi'T vorii t un iikH. Whenever your clothes neod clean ing and pressing don't fmgut to call up phone 473. We make a specially of giving you Ihe very beat of ser vice. Our method of handling your clothes leaves no disagreeable odor and the work will be done In the best possible manner ut a reasonable price. Country orders solicited. 1)11 lard 4 Hloper, cleaner and preseers, Hoswhurg, Or. Phone 472. ) imunie are t.i:il.K.H trouble. If you are "hating a time" kh, ,- , nil usir r)rw. It fa your ma ranlf W. have . ,,p,rt who . Kud!, g m.uln ,,,,, jomr rjrm KltKK UP t il MUiK. IVmie 1st and ar us. M t our Iwm perfect!) a, g, ltMt.t TK M V ttl rTKT. Irkwa rauunaokt. BUBAR BROS, Jackson Street yOU WANT THE BEST PROTECTION for your valuables and you obtain it by placing them in our Fire and Bur glar Proof Vault. The Cost is Only $2.0(3 and up per year. The Roseburg Mional Bank Rosobur,Ore. SI Spent New Year Looking For Flies Hy AurnxMalril Pri). NKW YOItK. Jan 1 J Four sane and sober men celebrated that Joisy first hour of 1921 bv veiling isew York's gay cafes and cabarets and hotels to hee If they could find one winter housefly. HimurceSHful along j ihe (lay While Way. they went lower on Manhattan ImIuiiiI, where Ihe less luxurious restaurants held tho sleep leR celebrants. And In one of them they found a sorry specimen with a lean and hun gry look. The Philadelphia man In the party of four did tho dirty work. Then he sent the remuins to the Merchants Association which annual ly presents a scarf pin hearing a golden fly to the first person who kills a fly on New Years duy. When Grandmother Was a Girl HOOP eJcirte were worn by those who fiiut asked the druggist for, and insintcd on having, the genuine Golden Medical Discovery put up by Dr. Pierce over 50 years ago. Dress has changed very much since then! But Dr. Pierco'e medicines contain tha same dependable ingredients. They are standard today just as they were fifty years ago and ncvor contained alcohol. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for the stomach and blood cannot be surpassed by any tonic and alterative today. When you feel "all out of sorts" your vitality at a low ebb the blood becomes surcharged with poisons! The best tonic is called Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis covery. Dr. Pierce manufactured this "Discovery" from roots and barks without alcohol a cor rective reiitHly, the ingredients of which nature put in the fields and forests for keeping us healthy. It puts vifta, vigor, vitality into the blood. Try it. All druggists. Liquid or tablets. ' 1 I notnnvno wn "The capture of this Insect, smull though It Is. means that we shall now hae several billion fewer files next summer," read the funeral oration accompanying the scarf pin. THE WriO.N'Alj SIRKTY COM PANY Of .NKW YOKK Are the leaders In Bond writing They write all kinds of bonds. ManK IK-poslt. Burglary, Contract, Public Official, Administrator and Guardian Bonds. See M. F. ItlCE, "The Bondman." It ice & It ice. Ocean to Ocean Tour Is Planned ftlv AsHorlutvd Press). CHICAGO. JAN 13 An ocean to ocean tour In which he plans to show howllie centenary fund of the Coun cil of Hoards of Benevolence of the Methodist ICplscopul church is being spent will be begun on Monday, Jan uary 17, nt Portland Me., by Dr. Ralph lilffendorfer. of New York. During Ihe following three months Dr. Diffendorfcr will deliver addres ses and lecture In .8 of the leading cities in tho country, his Itinerary carrying him from Portland, Me., to Han Diego. Calif., XOTK'K 1'IUTl' (iltOWKIt.H. The Oregon Pcltg. Corp. are now handling all lines of spray material. We huve on hand nt present Ume inlphur solution and also the dry. We are also agents for the llardle Power Sprayer. We sell to Outsiders as well as members. Our members ;et a discount on all purchases. Make known your wants so we will be pre pared to take care of you In time. O. 0. PCKO. COUP. Per T. 10. lieuulieu, Mgr. o Expect to Continue School Training Kl'tiEXE. Jon. 13 The senior class of the Cunyonvllle high school expect to go on with thir education if the Inuulrics received at the I'nl verslty of Oregon from these south ern Douglas county students are any indication. Within the last week, eight reiiiests have come to the reg istrar's office from Canyonvllle or information about the University. Two girls asked about tho courses :u the school of commerce, one Is interested In education courses nnd .mother In household arts. Four hoyc ire Interested In Ihe pre-engineorliig ourses ut the University. MAItKHOlt YUSTKItDAY l.ee Itenilngton anil Agnes Miller, 'with residents of Drain, wero married at the court house yesterday by Jus 'Ice of the Peace, (ieorgn Jones rhey returned to their home last night. ABOUND TUB TOWN - VVIH Itetiirn tomorrow Mr. and Mrs W. 11. Fisher, who have been In Portland for Ihe past ew (lays looking after business mat ters, nnd enjoying a brief vacation will retain heme tomorrow morning. IjNive for Portland nnil Kilgene Mr. and Mm. B. W. Bates lcU ihl afternoon for Kugeiie. where the rrtn..r will attenil a meeting of the slate editors to be held at that place "ti Friday and Saturday. From there 'hey will go to Portland to soen.l days. Ionics fir Arlonn I.e.. Wlmhvrly of the News llevlew left yesterday for Tusron, Arizona here he will remain the balance ot the Ini. r. lie has been here for the e-t It.,, wwks I. m. king after btlsl ness matters and visiting with hi! neons r.nroute to Tusron he will visit nrtefiv at San V 1 os Angeles. raiiosro and a' Kelnrn. m Wlxi.nslu Mis, Fleanor Piatt, who ha, been -pending the past , months In tht 1 w.in n.-r aunt. Mrs Fred W -"warn, of the tiran Hotel, left ni, mornlm for h Crft.s... Wssrunsln home In 1j iirl Is ..t A baby's push cart was left several d.iv sco froll, of wisher's dr nMls Stor.' Th r.rt i. -i . and evidently ha, K ,,T 1st nl,lnl i. i . . . I m no I IMS s tr an,,o,i, to recover the proirtv As neither Mr. Fisher nor Walt ha ne for the cart they state the a ant be glad to return It to tn. owner. Chicago Man Claims Greenwich Village (By L'nlted Press . , CHICAGO, Jan. It H. Mlkins Bloodgood. of Chicago, descendant of George Clinton, pioneer governor of New York, and vice president of tbe United Slates during the admin istration of Thomas Jefferson, and James Adams, was preparing today to bring suit against the city of New York and the heirs of John Jacob Astor for the possession of Green wich Village. The basis of the suit Is the sale of what Is now Greenwich Villuge by Governor Clinton lu 1105 to Jo' 41 Jacob Astor. At the time of the sale, the governor owned the property on which the village now stands, and other real estate extending to the water front. The Bale, according to Bloodgood, specifically exempted the waterfront, but It Is now claimed that through graft and workings of the famous Tweed ring In New yorK years ago, the properly exempted had been ai.proprlated by persons having no richt to It. Clinton Genet, of France, whflse naiie was familiar In early Ameri can history, and who married the only daughter of Governor Clinton, fought for the land, but politics and poverty defeated his effortsT accord ing to Bloodgood. Tho heirs of Governor Clinton rec ently obtained a copy of the map of the original Astor estate, according to Bloodgood, and again the legal b attle Is to be fought out In the courts. i:di.k MOWS ITEMS The three year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Morey, of this city, died at the family residence on the 11th Inst. Whooping cough and pneumonia proved too much for the llttlo suf rerer. All that medical skill and da voted love could do could not avail. Tho mother is prostrated with griof, and fainted as her baby son passed away. The family have the deepest sympathy of all In their hour of sor row. Messrs. Patron and Howard, who are the Roseburg representatives of the gingor S. M. Co., were looking after business In our city for a few days last week. Mr. Patron was ac- A STHMA No cure for It, but welcomt relief is often brought by V V aro Rub Ova 17 Million Jan UteJ Vur I CLASSIFIED ALL NUW CLASS. F1KD AUVKHTIHKMKNTS WILL BIO FOUND Olf LAST FAUH IINDUH HUAUlNU "NEW TODAY. WANT 10). W A NT K I Clou n i n K . will pay vwiIh Id. Kurd UaiuKe. 'ANTK1 hlliiiun to rure fur by tlu day. 318 v. wttriiitimttin Kt. WANTKU Two mm with buzz saw and dint, wunt cmi tract. Cull Oak Kt. WANTKU tO.arvH. Kwvlrw -Man to put cn.p in or AddreaH K. W., cure New W A N T ffl 1 i r 1 w I h ta liuuxi-keepvr in prt.atu family. I'hone WANTKU llouwti k or tookiiitf bv fXpurieiu'vd woiuun, city preferred. 1'huiiu 1JU. WANTKU Wiii;in iuitH w7rk by duy or hour. liiqiiiru ut 1131 Oilt-H St., Ml I Inr'tt Addtllnil.- WA.NTKK Ity man nnd wife, employ ment on farm. Addreaa t'rMl lto8i, car NfffH-Kevlfw. WANTi:i Woo.l.iitttjiH. '.! I HtliVfJ Wood, li.ltU cold 4-fou Buyer lfrou. I'lioim H-KH, r tl Wood. W AN'I'KI -(ine wltt' -a wake nulfflman to haintlt our iiw l.lfiuld 1'leuiiNHr in tlilM tfi-r Ittit y. KxlutJiv UKny Kood prtiptodl ion. h'or parlii-ularrt Wrll to Munition Mi if. Co.. No. L'Oh llarki-r Apr I in , l'.rt lantl. Ort'Kon. Mill 11KT. lll'NT Tin fe room funnlnhrd 1 1U Vst Utne St. t-'Olt fin Foil tiKNT Safety drDoslt boxes UtMebiiriE NntioiiHl llank. MK liKNT Partly funtlMhed Iiou.h. J It. ralni. Ut. 1, Koxwtiiirtc. Kott IthlNT Ijtriie fint room fur- nlrihvd, iientlf man preferred. I'lionr 12-Y. roll It PINT -1 i.nis.-KffiiinK room, fur- iiih.Ml. No titltli t n. aoj W. WnHh- IhKton St. I'tHt IIKNT"1 , 7rr farmTneiif Itlddltv Ad.lrenH Mi-, Viola Mynatt. 131 . St . h:t-n. Olf. tKNT- h ut nlnht-il roomi1 fi kf pIiik and nlrplnK roo:im tiaiitt prif. Itoaehurn Apart I "tit -o: FOll" I rAlt4KlMi, .lrt--nmklinc of all kind l'tioiiw tJ-U ,s liiithtidtftt. UH'AL MoNK Y Kir fiiil imirtgatit 1omm on r-al property. I nctfotiati- lnanw. M l-'Jl' fof litre A ItUe. IM'NKY MKltVICK l-hona " .il " for prompt rt'upoiivfi tt your ralln. care- f"l 4liivt'f. Cuntry trip a nporlalty. Ka KM lJtANji- Money toloan "otTitn" pr. i(l .'Mate. ,.(,-. .w rate of Inietmt. Itural Cr.-dlt Farm Uann. r M K. UUm .ofltu Kit . K xikcia..i.k In n.,r4j lii -.iiiu-mn and tan vuliall ad I. mm to Mft ty uml p .,! retnnia. 1.t n talk it mer r,t Juxir UU9 fumim bumy. ltd A Hl r. U)st and mvxi. Kol Nlw. M .n. v ownrr prove prop erty Ad.liji l.M . N,. , . Kevlet TitA J K -r.d.imi C!,r..A 10 m.nti,n ""I ' '"'r ''""b-r pliit notify llow- ar.i Tm v, l'rin. iir-,.n l";Jr-. " terror ,1, white and Ma. K Pp -t; wore piKrl mllar. I(e ward luiurn to m s. 1Um L. ol puone fcS-1 . from A.iMn.an Ta l. r 3d, hv. Co. i i l" W W Kremha. t.; Ku 5lVr i i "inrtrr win rr--.v. re. '''"t"' lt.T 1 For HAI.R, -Collie doj Inquire O. K Uaraf. eompanled by bH wlfs sad daughter, Msry. nd we acknowledge a very pleasant coll from them while In our city. They registered at the Hotel Eldon and wero favorably Im pressed with our new hotel. Mr. Cameron and hi two little sons are getting aloni nicely while the wife and mother Is at the Mercy hospital. Mrs. Cameron, we are pleased to note. Is Improving and can soon come home. The Lutheran Ladles Aid society met at the home of Mrs. C. M. Dale on Thursday. There were 15 ladies present, and a reverent and useful session was held. The devotional exercises were led by Mrs. Hagen. Mrs. Cunningham presided at the pianr- Several ladies of Olivet Aid were visitors, and they greatly en joyed their visit. Dainty refresh ments were served by Mrs. Dale, as sisted by Mrs. Sether and Mrs. Ly stuU Olivet Ladies Aid will meet on the 14th at the home of Mrs. J. D. Mc- Gce. Mrs. Florence Dewey, who has been quite 111. Is better today. George Roberts, Jr., left on Mon dav for the north, after a visit here wllh relatives. The "league of prayer week" was very well attended and much Inter est In tho Sunday services was mani fested by a large attendance at com munion services. The teachers' Institute on Satur day was a- uneful and beneficial ses sion. Our public schools are making an eyco'lent record and our fncu'.ty Is maintaining tho hie.h standard en Jcved by our r.cr:ol. M'sii M'Dllo Enslcv. soprano foIo Ist. and Mrs. Cuy Hl-kok and our choir rendered most beautiful music at Olivet church last Sunday. George K. Qulne was here from TtO':eburg Monday, greeting old friends and looking after business matters. X. X. & ATTENTION IJAPTISTS. Baptist night Friday evening at the tabernacle. AH Baptists are re quested to meet at the church at 7 p. 111. and march In a body to the big tabernacle. If you cannot walk let us know and we will send a Tin Lizzie after you. Come with us and God will bless you. J. HI DICKSON. PUBLIC AUCTION. Saturday afternoon, Jntiuary 15, at 2 o'clock, at Empire barn. One 6 year old bay mare, one 14 year old bay horse, clean and sound. Other persons having stock for sale can bring It In for this sale. MRS. J. J. RUSSELL, Owner. M. C. RADABAUGH, Auctioneer. o For beat work and prompt service, go to Lloyd's Dye Works. 125 Sheri dan. Phone 44. COLUMN Foil SAI.K Illark Minorca roosters. W. A. Oonoy. lJixonvillc. KOK KALE A f-w 60 tfttllun wooden nurrem. purviut ourtiu. Kolt SALK oil cook move and kit- iinn mi niiurr. JJ.1 r,. HIK Ml. l'Oll HAMC Hul. k liKht 4, Kotxl rnndi tion. good tir,-H, chwnp. Ktu d Guiave. HAY rOH BAl.K KdenbowerUrcFard i wiiur. 1'iione zti-i' j FOK SALE C'aobaKe. any amount, f. . Jii 1 ard or dftivered, Ulce Bros. FOK 1SALK Uk aim Itturl wood Tn tliiire at Patterson & Kin no arooerv rsi rt.Ai.r. uanan prune trees. II .00 per low Hid up. It. U Kills,' ltos burg. toil hAI.K-u.ooo ioKanlM-rrv plants, wprlriK delivery, $Mi per 1UU0. C. V Ooen. Nioiivllle, Ore. KOIl SAI.Kltf-ed baby tTuuirv gaUS cunditlon. Call Mi-Y, or Inu'ulre 311 Kaat Oak. Foil SALii l -ton irukT'juVt-over-nanled. A Kood buy. tiee It at J. 1 t-Olt HALt; Shelled torn at $J.3(Tp"e7 hundred. " Inquire at ItosebuiK Sanl- tuiy .Market. I'l Ut SAI.K 1'urebred Hsrivd IToTk rnoMtorM from it. A. C. stock. Kliner Mwan, l.u..klnK oiaaa. Ore. r OH K A IT, r.t a i r:.7C 77.Tr the tiiliiK for Jitney bueliiet-s. fceo It at - 1 ' !K rR' U.n t Itti'kN-- varieties, best stork" pi h es r.'.'iHt.m-iil.-, Ci'i rcspoiident-e hvJN'd. C. N. Xeedhajrn. Salem. Ore- KiilU'ALK-l year old Jersey owT A-l fresh Feb. 1. f65; also some v hite 1,4'Kborn pullftH. call at Sill N. -larkson. or Tel. 36.VY KOK SAl.K--:iir" iiuIImi- V,r i" T:..7.a f-eKK strain. I.R aplwVe. ' Need Mis. Mary S.ott. Oaklno.l t ir HH SALK-Two t.-ams. harm.;- 7wT wait'tn; will ko I wap or tia.le mr ton trurk. Chas. K. Wells. Wilbur, 'ie. .are llarkett llanth Foil HAI.K -Cheso If lukrn iT 7777.7""" overland ear In tine condition. Sir.o Apply oretcn C.as and l-:iijtrlc t-uia Patty off I.e. OI.Il lA"l'i:il Just tbe IhlffoTljTiT: -.-. xni i ur many otnor thJv list1 at New"-K,vl while FiK f"ALK Fi imii 1" t. rrT77,77."r7 .77: inlied it rain Imy. ise st the barn. yN" soi.is baled utraw. Tlios. ll.u ne0;. I'titme li.rt i rMri,,M,'t 1 b,""ehur. Koscbura l'l'imlilng nnd lle.-itln " UU Ssl.K iin.n ,-)rar-ull Tioo ilT "W". erk to nrk lift Will hu'iM -r 1""I""S r,m hulMoK. wr(thll.g l.t f,) r , Ml! IT TYlhks J . IIAN13ho Una. "" h.rmo buyiii. K. 1 Cilia, 1 JFT llPHV Ini'wtnirnl. InVVtn7V I of l ..,lrll to n I I , .,,. -ily ! ef :,n,..ur. Wn . n. t 7 ,...r rfnt I 1 M 1". Hl'0. Of Hi. a A If I i-on sai.b.'- t..,;;i.-'i,- i.xzJ ...i I "h. it,'1' '."-- M P. ni.tor; l.i.rrrr wiih i. iTrM " ,'r"!'l"-r: ...ml h.K. ath Hulibrr Tir r, Klim.ih U. ors. Ill Main su' K,1m,,h rFrec this Valuable Planters GtiidcO A Safe Guide to Qaabty and Fat ric Ojf Cstalog it the Hsnciard reference for Northwest grow ers, ksling our com plete lines of Seed. 1 tea and Planes. Ferulirers, Poultry and Bee Suppbea. Sprays and Spray ers. Dairy Suppbcs and E4ju4pmenL. pay you I CITY NEWS 0 Fires deswu lives, property and food. Be careful with Ore. Dr. Harry E. Morgan, dentist, tele phone 4S3. Oflce 315 Perkins Bldg. Twenty-live per cent oil on Exlde Batteries at tlu Roseburg Garage. Head tho booklet, Millions Now Living Will Never Die!" Price 25c. Tel. 105-Y. . For painless extraction of teeth call on Dr. Nehrbas, Dentist, Masonic : IlldR. Phone 488. j The Fini.'ihed Mvstcry tolls why! The Golden Age tells when! "Mil lions now living will ncvor die!" i All trult ana ornamental trees, ' vines, bushes, correctly pruned, -buded. grafted, write Louis H. Ber-, gold, Koseburg. DON'T FORGET ALL THE LATEST LOW PRICES IN All KINDS OF HAY, CRAIN AND FEEDS AT Judd & McMillin's Log'anberry Tips The kind that grow. Strong, healthy canes. Write me for prices. HARRY CRISLER IU. 1, Box 80, Itoteburg, Ore. ARMY BLANKETS OLIVE DRAB Size 72x90 in. This Week $4.55 5 $ BERGERNS i p Bargain Store Cass Street FIRST CLASS FIXTURES) ARE THE KIND WHEN a man or woman is looking for good plumbing fixtures they don't want any other kind and when thev come here for supplies they dnn't get any other kind either. All of our plumbing work Is of a superior character and the reas onahlenes of our prices will plense you plentifully. Roseburg Plumbing and Heating Co. C. XV. Hughes. Mgr. $4$ N. Jackson, Roseburg. , 1 AT THIS x. KPLL!MBING- L-Jvi SHOPYO'Al gYring information lo season, aou umi cltmata. Put your land to work for profit You can't afford to tie up your land or spend time and labor on any but the best stock. Order Diamond Quality stock and be sure of getting the finest strains and the right varieties for your purpose. Get the Diamond Quality Catalog in your possession as quickly as you can. It will Aik for Catalog no. J7Q ..rundel piano tuner Phone 18S-L. ' Do you know that "millions not living will never die!" See adver tisement. YOU PAY good prices for good looks In clothes why not preserve clothes and looks by our DHV CL.EAM.NO Yet, our costs are nomi nal. Who's Your Cleaner? . Try Our Way. Phone 277 Our Auto Will Call. BATTERIES! Chevrolet Cars $25.00 and $38.00 Butck Cars... $30.00 and $46.00 For Other Cars Pikes on Application. MOTOR SHOP GARAGE Agency Bolck and Chevrolet 441 N. Jackson St. Rosebnrf, FEED I PRICES DR.0P j Rolled Oats, M rft k oo Dounas vx.vv r. a Ti DOUGLAS COUNTY FLOUR j MILLS i WATKINS' Spices, Flavoring Extracts TOILET ARTICLES AND NOME REMEDIES 128 WEST LANE ST. TEl. 177 , f &nady rook Dai-PO QC ? f J ryfeed,1001b.PJS Cocoanut Meal d9 Aft fc l 80 lbs tP.UU f 4 Cottonseed Meal 9 A(i i i ioo lbs :....$o.4V 2 8 291 I 1 l A. If 1 Ut U lot th let of tn jn Un I Prl : lO t tl tl I A A t Bpl Pal B : 1 tll f. rn t the i tlo niv : Of ' to phi ecc bui : tha , on Th coi wo la ton 1 att of cot the vAsi qui uo for Prt cla fro W. rlcl sld ass He ctfr the the get Thi las lar tin U spr c I jet dr. : bel T. del the 3, (j tha - a vi go. bel 1 1 J