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About Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948 | View Entire Issue (June 27, 1921)
Oregon Weekly Industrial Review (By tha Industrial Bureau.) Increased alary bills referred in even countiei were defeated. Higher school taxes in Portland Balem and other districts defeated. Secretary of Interior sustains Oregon-California Power company, In building dam across Link river to raise waters of upper lake. State highway between Durkee and Huntington being rushed. Portland Heed College to get 125,000 students' community build ing. McMinntllle; gfrajn elevator gets large addition. Bentley to have new hotel, depot and five residences built at once. Prlnevllle Ochoco gold mine working out $5 per ton from the ore. Corvallls to have 50 new homes and five large buildings. Warrenton cutoff road to be graded and macadamized. Albany college Jfinlshea seventh year without a deficit or state aid. State has expended a million for aid in educailng ex-service men. Physician at Oregon City will erect hosDltal without public aid. Commercial organisations fighting hotel trust rates. Portland hotels rbarglng $7 to f 10 for room for two over night. Warwntoo (Dredge starts work on Skipanon river channel. Roseburg Work to start at once on North Umpn.ua hatchery. Pendleton Eastern Oregon alfal fa yields to be increased. Hood River creamery business hows great Increase past year. Starte" to build central highway from Valo (bo Mclaughlin bridge. Highway from Jamison to Brogan to b completed. Grants Pass Boswell mine ships 440 ounces bullion valued at $8,000. Company Installing crusher and tram tracks. Aurora Marlon county loganber ry crop this year will be 10,600.000 pound, an Increase of 2.800,000 pounds over last year. Growers will receive $464,000 for the crop. Roseburg. Diamond and Crater Lake roads to be built this summer. Oregon in 1920 cut 3,316 million feet lumber, increase of 96 per cent since 1915. Of this total 2.609 mil lion feet were cut west of the Cas cades and 707 million east of the Cascades. Astoria is to ship $1,000,000 worth of canned salmon. Road paving north of Weston is completed. Marshfleld Baptists will build a $30,000 structure this fall. Astoria comfort station to be started soon. Eugene cannery filling $27,00 or ders for pears from England. The Dalles shipping forty carloads cherries . Week end special Southern Paci fic train service has been re-established between Marshfleld, North Bend, Lakevlew, Reedsport, and Gardner and between Tillamook beaches and Portland. Portland School election result ed In voting down three mill extra levy. Work started paving highway from Divide to Drain with bltulithlc. Slate lax revision commission will have to decide whether duplication of about twenty schools of a pro fessional character shall be main tained at state university and state agricultural college. Hood River Parkdale highway assured. Corvallls to have & new meat mar ket. Crater Take Cut-off highway be tween Tiller and Drew. Campaign to Inrrease cheese con sumption waged throughout atnte. Albany, $2 .'..000 worth of stock In Oregon-Washington Fruit Canning company, sold; cannery to start soon Reedsport Winchester Lumber company to resume operations July 1. Corvallls. Paving work In city under way. Albany Ixng dormant mining' dis trict of Quartzville soon to be cen tor of mining activity. Gresham 4rogon Pickle & Can nlng company to operate plant here. Forest fires In the I'nlted States annually destroy enough timber to build 100,000 five-room houses, ac cording to the estimate of the de partment of agriculture. Of all ' forest fires SO per cent are prevent ive. Melrose Wins From Glide The Malrose baseball team added another scalp to their list Sunday at Olldo. In the first two Innings It looked like a walkover for Glide, as they were able to score five tallies while Melrose failed to score. The third and fourth Innings were shut outs for both sides. In the fifth Inning the Melrose boys Just realized that the game had been called and began -to pluy ball, scoring five runs with Olldo three. In the sixth Mel rose put over three more while Glide scored naught. In the seventh Melrose put four more across the plate and Glide three. In the eighth BROCCOLI PLANTS From home grown seed, tested by Oregon Agricultural College, $4 per 1000 C. H. BA1LKT SON Phone 14-F24. Ritscblirg. WILLIAM SPRY William Spry of Salt Lak City, commissioner of th general land of fice. Department of the Interior, was born In Berkshire, England, in 1864, and came to America in 1875. He is a Mormon. the Melrose bunch drove the horse- bide to the field for ten soores. After that neither side was able to score. About one hundred people from Melrose and vicinity were in at tendance, which is somewhat iarger number than were present from Glide. Those going from Melrose enjoyed a picnic dinner by Glide's beautiful streams. .Next Sunday it is planned for the married men to play the single men at Melrose. The followin gday being the Fourth ol July, it is expected that a game will be ararnged for with some strong team at MelroBe. The game by inninsg: 1234567 89 Melrose .0000634 10 022 Glide ...2 3 0 0 3 0 3 0 0 11 Stubbs. Pierce and Brown were the pitchers for Melrose, with Churchill as catcher. Blakely and Strader pitched for Glide, with Strader as catcher. AROUND THE TOWN Motors to Eugene L. J. Barnes and wile motoreu to Eugene Saturday and returned last evening. Returns to SutlierJin iliss Minnie Campbell left for Sutherlin this afternoon, after a week end visit In Roseburg. Fishing is Fine- Ed Singleton, wno is cainpeu with his family at Rock Creek, re ports fishing fine there. Mauy tour ists are camped at tne creen ue states, there being a large number from California. All are greatly pleased with the fine fishing to be found there. CARD OF THANKS. We wish to thank the kind neigh bora and friends who were so helpful to us during the illness and after the .i.nth rtt Mra Francis Hart. We also wish to thank them for the many flowers. merten cox, loren cox, althea barker, violet Mcculloch. But It's the Fashion. Wlfey Aren't you positively ashamed that your wife and daughter are all out at the elbows? Hul) Nope. But I'm ashamed that they are all out at the knees. Amer ican Legion Weekly. Efficient Spending. The measure of real necessity Is surprisingly small. When one Suds the medium ground between prodigality and stinginess he will realize that he can live there, even though his Income may be moderute. Greater moderation in many tilings would leave us a healthier and happier race, to sny nothing of what It would do for our bank accounts. Certainly, before buy ing a thing one should honestly ask lilinsj-lf whether be needs It. He should, likewise, give himself an hon est answer. The second principle "f efficient spending is Hint when one has honest ly decided tlmt lie n Is n thing hp ehntild buy the het lie c:ui icet. If one butt at nil. It pays to search the market for sn nrth !e of huh iii.il iiy. Moreover, lie i cry apt not to lind an article of Inch rnde unless he does search the n.arl.et lather carefully. Right View ef Life. It Is time to K.-t .o.-r . hlea that we hnve to be ci.mfi.i -..i,!,- be. nine we were brought ti.-,t way. while others were irrd.-tit.-d t anise ry and are so hanlt I to their condi tion that we needn't l .-thi-r. due ef feet of travel If tl-e tr....:,.r Is Im pressionable, ami s-i . !:ac'crs are not is to show us il.it no country has a monopoly of ceitii.n homely virtues that take root and nourish In the bleakest, as in the r, !-m Nor Is any other country particular ly Interested In our lntro-p,.,-:ve Indies of how good we are an-l our Ingrowing Imagination of our k: fat ness. Roastfuliiess is a posture at tin lovely for the millions as It Is for one. Let us giveVredit to others for pos sessing some of the qualities we ad mlrc so much lu ourselves'. Ki change. I AltOl.ND TUE TOWN I In From Kiddle Miss Minnie Campbell of Riddle, spent Sunday in Roseburg. From Yoncnlla i "f. L. Woodward, of Voncalla, Is I registered at the t inpqus. : In Town Shopping Misses Pearl and Vashti Gaffuey, of Green, spent Saturday in town shopping. In Knuu Coos Hay F. E. Wiison, wife and daughter, of Coos Bay. are stopping at the Hotel Umpo,ua. In From Wilbur R. C. Sutton, of Wilbur, was reg istered at the Grand hotel Saturday night. Timber Man In Town George W. Marshal, of the Wey erhauser Timber company, arrived Sunday from Portland. VWllntf Minister Horace A. Warrington .of Canby, spent the week end with his nephew. Rev. E. W. Warrington. Glendiilo Attorney Here Attorney O. S. Brown, of Glen dale, is spending the day in town on business. Former Teacher Here Mrs. William Skldmore, formerly Miss Elta Millard, arrived in Rose burg Saturday from Eugene. Visiting at Winston Mrs. C. A. Warner, of Salem, is enjoying a short visit with Mrs. J. E. Rose at Winston. Front Kugtie on Business C. W. Mullen, of Eugene, is spend ing the day In town visiting ans at tending to business matters. Home to Grant. Pass Mrs. G. Soule returned to Grants Pass Saturday evening aftpr a visit with her daughter, Mrs. C. Coulter. Return to IVile Mrs. W. M. Chllders and Mrs. A. C. Chllders returned to Dole Sat day in town on business. lay In town on buslnes Here From Oakland A. F. and George Stearns, promi nent business men of Oaklnnd, were In the city Saturday looking after business matters. Service Man Home- Frank Bursik arrived home Friday night from San Francisco, after two var8 spent on the United States battleship Tennessee. I", of O. Student Arrives Miss I.eona Marsters. a post graduate student of the University of Oregon school of music, arrived in Roseburg Saturday evening to spend the summer. Buck Front Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Win. Van Buren, who have been absent from the city for I he pnst several weeks on joying a vacation at Portland and other northern points, have returned home. To Summer Resort Mrs. O. P. Coshow left last week for Rhododendron, a health resort near Portland. She has been In ill health for some time past, and will prohably remain there all summer. Mr. Coshow made the trip with her. and will return to Roseburg In a few days. Now 0N'ii for Business C. M. Jones, automobile lop maker anil upholsterer, has an ad ridvertlseinent in today's News-Review. The gentleman Is a recent ar rival from Meilford and has opened a shop at 70S Jnrkson street, whore he will do all kinds of auto top re pairing and upholstering, as well as, upholstering furniture. He has had over Hen years' experience in his line and conies to the community highly recommended. New Iters llesldents Hoi William Perkins and son, Harry. rf Newherg. spent the latter part of last week visiting In Roseburg with M. L. Webb. Mr. Webb and Mr. Perkins. Sr.. are old Trlends Mr. Perkins and son have been spending ilie winter In ArUona and are en route home They are traveling bv automobile. On Friday night they "ere entertained at the Ernest Sharpe home In West Roseburg with a pii-nlr dinner. Many Going to Eugene Nearly 1.0"0 visitors from outside Lane county will attend the Ameri can Lesion convention in Eugene July 1 and ;, according to informa tion snt from the state headquar ters to the comentlon committee. On-t hundred and one American le gion posts of the stale will send ISO deli'iiaj.ts, tondMU.-irtcrs reports. One and one-third fares are an nounced on all railroais. A large majority of the delegate are ex pecttd to come l.y automobile and Iring their fain Pic. W. T. Wright Honi W. T, Wrtsht. who ha heen nouding the pat year at Long 1'ea -h. Calif., has returned to Rose 1'urg for the summer. He will re turn to his former iosiflnn In the Roseburg National bank during the summer and expocs to go bark to California again In the fall. Mr. Wrtcht will remain In Long Reach for several weeks, but expects to come to Roseburg for a r"rt of the Mitvmrr. Mr. Wright mra. They have n-.irrhasod a fine farm near Long Beach, where they hare had umperty for several years, and both luvp been rrently benefitted by their r- si.lence in the southern state. GILBERT H. GROSVENOR Gilbert H. Grosvenor is editor in thief of the Northern Telegraphle Magazine. Hs was born In Constanti nople in 1875. Ht has been a director of the National Telegraphic society line 1899, and is now its president. .Mrs. T. J. Haven and son, and Mrs. T. A. Van DeVord, of Green, spent the day in town shopping and atteudiiig to busiiitss matters. MI&3 Goldle Parker returned to home at Wilbur today, after visiting with her mother, who is ill at Mercy hospital. Hero From Klklon Alex Sawyers 0t Elkton, Is spend ing a few days in the city. His wife Is In Mercy hospital, recovering from a serious illness. Hot urns to Portland S. E. Kronn and daughter, Cath erine, returned to Portland this af ternoon, after a weeks' visit with his daughter, Mrs. Arthur Knauas. Marriage Licenses Issued Marriage licenses were Issued to day to R. L. Roberts and Mildred llurch of Roseburg and J. J. A. AniBoma and Susan M. ilershey, of Reedsport. Hack From Trii Mr. and Mrs. Smith Bailey re turned last night from Cottage Grove and Eugene, where they have been visiting with relatives and friends. Returns Home Miss Alice Muhn, who has been spending her vacation in Yellowstone park, has returned to Roseburg and has resumed her duties at the Kol hagen meat market. .'President Oimpliell Visits President J. L. Campbell, of the University of Oregon, spent several hours in Roseburg today, conferring with Judge J. W. Hamilton, a mem ber of the Board of Regents. Condition Much Improved Mrs. Francis Dillard, who was taken to the hospital Friday is re ported very nun-It Improved today, and an operation will not be nec essary, as (he threatened attack of appendicitis has cleared up. Will Inve Sunday- Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Bunnell, of this city, and Mrs. B. Shemelia, of Oakland. Calif., who Is visiting at the Bunnell home, will leave Sun day for Poriland and a trip over the Lincoln highway. They expect to be nbsent ubout ten days. House is Burned The home of William B. Ewing, located on the highway between Oak land and Yoncalla, was burned yes terday afternoon. The cause of the fire is not known. Gfilnfr l,k '-.o . I Dr. B. R. Shoemaker and his falh- er, M. J. Shoemaker, are planning to leave in a few days by auto for ! i eilowstone park, where they will sit-nu io or iiiree weeivs enjoying a vacation. Motoring to California R. C. Markee. formerly comman dant of the Oregon Soldiers Home, accompanied by his wife and Mr. and Mrs. Chuuncey Markee, arrived in itoseburg yesterday to remain for a few days visiting with relatives and friends. The senior members of the : party will continue their trip by au to to points In California, leaving Wednesday, while Chauncey and his wife will enjoy a visit at the home or the latter s parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Rle. Hate Family Picnic The members of the Wharton fam i lly In this elly motored to the coun try near Grants Pass on Sunday and 'were Joined there by Mr. and Mrs. TToe Wharton of Grants Pass and spent the day enjoying a family pie- nlc. Those who attended from 1 Roseburg were Mr. and Mrs. Charley w narton, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Whar ton. Mr. and Mr. Jack Wharton and son. Billy, of I.a Grande. Mr. and Mr. Geo. Wharton. Misses Bess and I Jane Whnr'on and Joseph Wharton Ml, ami Mr. Jack Wharton left Monday afternoon for La Grande where they reside. New Directors Fleeted record attendance was regis tered at the annual school meeting Monday afternoon. 67 votes being cast, say the Myrtle CrAek; Mall. Thomas I-anehead was elected di rector to succeed H. A. Adam. Kltt Ackert was re-elected clerk. To de termine the attitude of the voters on the matter of bonding the school dis trict to enlarge the present school building, a straw vote was taken of esch voter voting on other matters. The result was 49 for bonds, eight against. Two Saw Way Qut of Jail Today VANCOUVER. Wasn., Juns J7. Charles Munson and Edwin. Beck sawed their way to liberty today from the county Jail. The men art still at large. Ustd Nature's Gifts. There are uo indications that to re mote time either oil or gas was put to uiucb practical use as modern people understand that term, but there Is little doubt that priests of the lire worshiping cult which flourished In old Persia made "good things" out of the phenomena. Not far from Beku are the ruins of temple of the cult which Is believed to have been In ex istence for more than 2,300 years. Toner beacons and altars are provided with channels coucealed In the mason ry, which demonstrate that gasfittlng is not a craft of modern birth. These channels led from fissures in the earth which unce furnished natural gas. To this temple came pilgrims from all parts of the East as late aa the eighties of the last century. Be sides the walls of the temple today stands a modern refinery, furnishing an emphatic contrast In the old and new uses of Nature's gift of oil and gas. Love. , ' "Dear Mame: What you asked me about did I love Charlie, well, dear, It'a this way. I'm afraid If I don't take him I'll be sorry, and If I do I'll re gret it, because I can't live without him any more than I expect I'll be able to live with him: It's Just so exciting being miserable until I'm hap py, that If I ain't in love with hint I might as well find It out one way aa another, and so we're going to get married If I don't change niy mind, and If I do, the Lord have mercy on my soul, Mame. because lie's an awful lemon If he has got a job! So that's how it is, dearie, and tbey tell me it's Just perfectly natural, like the measles. "I'll send you an Invitation, and when you see me walking down the aisle with him. for the love of Mike. Mame. don't giggle. This Is too darned serious for you to act like you feel like. MINNIE." Sartorial Eclipse. "You say this embezzler waa humili ated when forced to appear in court." "Yes." That seems to Indicate that he has n conscience." "Not at all. After having spent years building up a local reputation ns a 'snappy dresser,' he had to uppear In a suit that needed pressing." Birmingham Age-Ucrald. V AifiW XlWAlL. e, WANTKI) Oder press and vise. Ad dress it., care News-Review. K.iL' ENTAMrtmenu- CaIlplion' 1-Oi.t KENT-.Small house at i2t iUm- ll.ton st. Phone ltJ-Y. WANTED Ulrl,for general work. Phone 63. house- yoll HUNT Nicely furnished robins. 323 So Stephens. Pbone gya-J, FOR SAXK Maxwell automobile, good unapt-, (or sale cheap. J. M. Juud. JiTltAVKU OH STOLKN Bay mare. about 10 or 12 yiar old. Kothscblld. Millers Addition. WANTKI) Hy responsible party, 3 or room house; unf urnlalieu. close In. I'hone 266-Y. Foil SAL.K Two full blood O. I. C. registered boars. Address Ed. aen- f ruTlUerOregon. LOST Chains for" Ford truck Lost between ituaeburff and Cules Valley, 8aturday. Finder leave t tills office. FOR SALK Cheap, six year old bay mare. Weight about 1200. f. O. .'i!lejnirFlrjUroundiJ Foil rtAI.K 6-roum moderiThouse, fur nished or unfurnished; pavement; good Karden; some fruit, y. z.. News Review. Foil SALE Small amount " of house ho.d furniture at a bargain. Must be scld at once. Phone 12-J for par ticulars . FOR SALK or trade for light car, one Kood team, harness and wagon W barter, Looking Glass. Phone W ANTKD Olrl for clerical work. One with high school education preferred. Apply Western Union Telegraph Office. FOR SALK Royal Anne cherries three cents a pound, pick thera yourself. A-pF. Hoffmeister, Edenbower. Phone FOR SALK 1 good homestead- Iocs-Hon.- .Price 15. Also a stock ranch of 240 acres with SO acre homestead jouiuiK, una outrange. frlce 11800. lnnulre 123 N. Pine St. l-OK SALE 19U Ford touring car. K.iuipped with Bosch magneto and Strutnherg carburetor. Slavs Pear- son. Winchester, Oregon. HKM.-iTlTCHINO and Plcotlng Attach-rn.-nts. 12.00. Buttonhole attachment 155; fit any sewing machine. Per sonal chirks le extra. Lights Mall Order House. Box 12T, Birmingham. Ala. A GOOD FARM for sale or rent In Camas Valley. Contains 4J7 seres with J20 acres under cultivation, u 111 lease altogether or separate. 2 sets of buildings. For further Infor mation ran st 30J West Lane fit. M rs. M a r y D u m bee k . V....ROBEUTS t-'SED CAR BA"R- 1!1R Fosd touring, good rubber. 1917 Ford touring, good rubber. lsis Ford touring, good rubber. 1st 5 Ford touring, rood rubber 19M bug, good rubber. 11 Chevrolet, good rubber. These cars all thoroughly overhauled. A real bargain In each car. Uood terms. 11 Rtudehaker little 4. Ixiromohlle bug. spot cash for your car or will sell tt for you. 121 West Cass sjt. Phone fit FTtlOrSE IS NOT WORflt A CT'ftff. but you can live In it and It Is com fortable. The barns and other build Ines are all good. There are 1SJ nrr-, oV land. 90 Ts of which Is field land. 1 sere fine creek bottom, balsnce timber snd r-asture; U mile from town. The place Is stocked with horses, harness, wagon, full set Implements. 13 rattle, goats tor. kv. cMekens, ete . a tine blr family o-chard a beautiful mars t lire. This place Is for sale for wbt he can set. not what It I worth, priced for a short time at sixty-five hundred dollars. F.av terms. A T Law retire. Commercial Agent. 1J Cass Street. Phone Jl. i Alto TopMnto Trimming, i Cushions, Sat Coers. --'riiomrjiop. wn C M. JONte Tod Makpr anrl ill. i , ' s 8 . . nuv uyflOJftejj. aan Francisco a PHONE 338 CnrUin Light, Top Dressings i M r "I TrimYonrCar-Notfos" f 708 North Jackson Street Members of Boys Girls' Club Home Eighteen memhsri or tkn and Girls' Industrial club returns to. Roseburg Saturday evenlne .fir a two weeks' summejr course at the Oregon Agricultural College. A full and Interesting was carried out ineiunn. , .--......us ici-iures on livestock, gardening and first aid " " iujr; ana canning, sewing milllnerv. h oniA Hneoentlon . .. .1 oiiq care of children for the girls. The after noons were given over to recreation general assemblies and athiotu events, including swlmmlne. tonm. anu oaseoaii. Tne evenings were to tt,. apent at picture shows, parties an" ' ' ,et lectures, so that all in all, the stu- P Z nn,;, dents were kept busy from morning L't. km ta intll nlcrht I URDl OVSrttlA h. . ' Miss Florence, a aenlor In the col lege, bad charge of the iHrt.' osn.o assisted by Mrs. A. E. Street and Miss Retta Meredith. Those who were fortunate enough tO attend this tnnrsa wava un.u. . . . Kohlhaeen. Honnbitra" raiDiA i- cookery project); June Irving, Wil- nur, (state winner, sewing project); Willard Black. Smith River, (state winner, calf project); Edward Cach Olln. Dlxonvllle. ( state winner project) Thomas Williams. Rose burg: Helen Fallie. II nsnhurff. l.nv. crna Morris, Edenbower; Allen Ilus- enbark, Eldorado; Wilma Busebark, Kldorado; Mary Hodees. Lonkinir Glass; Rulh Rodley, Looking Glass Rosa Bursik. Melrose: Ksther An. derson,. Elgaroae; Stella McKay. Wilbur, Alice Hill. Wilbur: Eldon Moxey, Wlbur; Merle Grove, Can yonvllle, Ethel Tucker Myrtle Creek. Delegates Discuss Union Schools The office of O. C. Brown, county school superintendent, presented a busy scene this morning, when some twenty or thirty delegates of various school districts were discussing the Toaight 15c y BRYANT WASHBURN "Burglar Proof" STAB COMEDY AND' ILY-IXTHE OLDSWDOfli CHARLES 'St.emn aw.. I DID ANYBODY SAY "OB This is Your last Chance low ! May Allison IWaTriageofW i d variety K Coetumea of an elaoor.-- --jnctfc 9 nr motion plcturr f- t ""..vaarE COMEP'- Cows, - "fWitii Califomis .:.. - WLttLV, WWAwww I . Men scluu,. nTa!' votsa oa u a, " va aeror tk, Cl today. ". There are mu I tn legality meie come a number of tk. to consolidate kirtew' Public KhooU .&t Grove, vote, t, lie schools a,f falter Fr,n.ltri'jll Peared hfnr..i. ' '; to ... .'" """"iiiax iub mauer, 0r riUiFia. 90 and 111 JT?..I,1 Hon of the pub' dei-'u v, ui Ug jjt m union high KhooliKfcl "J'J1 '" mi,,, solidatsH nnhii. .a-.' . from Davj Crwk,ita and wife, R. Jt Ksd:, n. ioujii, 'J. a, sjifcj, Worthlngtm. Sis IW. 1 1 Moore, J. C Font t sh acs Mijrpnt, . itffey. Tie Willi, MnJ. I flrt la Mr. Jaek Clue-, fu'ast -lane smlta, J. J. Tl Wrl?ht nil Fntl Tin ConsollditlM ais m I taken hv diitiftdll, liatl! the Glide tomu'ti. ih i. and 113 10 utGudurneas There were u aM ilm I trlcls 89 mumitcm k consoliiiuf liaL at a k neople It II li it ami Intovnat t, M m At u At plan falM. Tit Vodri ssrt i composed fit fs tHBti en si school .snpniitnlat Garage Ma Mmtle EdwardDot.W eltv loitlTftttiUgaiK Ing matter lot ltimt which he bai watt" of and will loottfwnssa of both timnenitnaia! LANDSAtt WHATKIMII'I PlCTUKEij I'll bet it's co'J those ticklesoB of a tight wads love loosens 0 makes you u? an hon ,.iM'iaf!S