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MO HZ TtTBSDAT. AFOrBT S, Iwtt. CITY PLANS BUY DUMP GROUNDS Present Location Favored but Additional Ground Must Be Procured. PARK IS CONSIDERED Maor liulrucUxl to Kuler Into Ne gotlatiuus on Ui part of tuo City Council fur tiw l'ur. cliaae of Evaus 1'arK. nrico Caruso APPOINTED SCHOOL 1MKM.TOK. W raui uuoar. local j.w.ier. w - ni I alt atfbt appointed school ! (Continue from pafe one.) director to fill toe unexpired w . term of T. A. Raffety, who has ,,.,, ,.,,,. a . resumed ovine to tali Inability "n" . Plleccl." L A mora del to ha t,Mni .1 th meetlnrs ire i. n auo m coera, Mr. Raffety. followlnf bia elec- "Lodoletta," ' Martha. Hon waa annolnf.H In lha re- d'Amore," "ManoD hide department of the secre- tary of state's office and spends i... 4 .4..t........aaa(( 1""""'"'"' :! a W. VIJW WEEK. AROPXO THB TOWH PORTLAND. Aof . 1. Over six hundred buyer hate gain- S erect aara Ia artanif Portland'. s Ninth Annual - Buyers' Week. 1 This ia tba largest attendance Here From H orris burya- ilra. F. L. Jjeard. of Harrlsouri, spent the weea-wud la this city visit- o far aver enjoyed. The, purchase of a city dump ground waa oa ot the Important matter discussed at ties meeting of the city council last evening. The mayor etated thai ha had an offer of the atrip of land weal of the railroad track from Deer creek to the rail road Ir oalle, comprialng approxi mately ten acre, fur the auui uf S21UV. The city la at present paying $100 yearly for lb rent of a a mall dump grouuda near tbe trestle. A aerlou propoaltlon would face Ihe elty If the owner ahould suddenly decide to make other ua of Ihe ground. Be sides, thla preaenl ground I getting in very bad condl'lun, and ahould be cleaned up and enlarged. 8om queatluna were brought up ai to the danger of the railroad com pany abutting off tbe entrance to the grounda under the Deer creek ires- tie. Th mayor waa finally author ized to appoint a committee to Inves tigate and see about entrance facili ty, and If aallafied, to cloaa tbe deal. Another matter of much Intereat to the people of Itoaeburg waa tbe piirchaae ot Alexander park. The mayor ataled that ba had offered the owner HU00 for Ihe land, and that th offer waa refuaed, but that the owner requested him to appoint a committee to conaldur th matter further. In thia connection th city en ft neer reported that th road along the iae of ML rebo waa surveyed abore high water mark all th way, and that bealdea thla, tbe county ba agreed to put a footbridge acroaa the river at the lit or th old Alexan der bridge. The council declined to authorise the mayor to appoint a committee to make arrangements for the pur chase, but autbnrlied the mayor hlmaelf to act for the council. City Attorney Carl Wlmberly. who haa Just returned from Balem, made a abort report of th telephone com pany hearing. "The principle evi dence Introduced.!' said Mr. Wlm berly, "waa merely 'kicks' from the patrons. A hearing of tbla kind In New York laaied fir week, and aa I did not car to remain away that long. 1 gave the commlaalon to un deraiand that Itoenburg doea not like the rata and wanted It reduced. I queatlon whether there will ba r a vuueuun. Another lutereatlng matter that wa brought up waa th licencing of a ecnoui or dancing. A city urdln anc now In effect nrovMea thai foa of on dollar eball be charged for every aoclal dance, or dance In wmro inairucuon la given for hire, party rrom Uhlcago who wiahea i ian a aancing achool here waa vrrmmai, ana nrought It to the atten tion or ine council that If a dollar waa charged him for every claae he conducted, that hla llrenae expense would be exorbitant. It waa argued a me rnvor that aa hla work waa an occupation, aome reduction ahould w uiauv. :i . unrauia argument on both sides. It waa derided that danc- ,'nool h"uld ba lieenaed for if . ' 7W' lo b ,""Pt from tbe . . Iur every riaaa; but thai danc ing acboola were to ba under police a .... """lie dances A petition wa read from the real- aonts on Kllnt atreet aaklng for Ihe "no "a a atreeta. The petltl --- s.siiiro. airer considerable n.. L' Eiialr Leacaut "Madam Butterfly," "La Lanciulla del Weat," "Lucia dl La aimer moor," "La Cloconda." "II Trovatore." "Don Giovanni." "Germaula," "Ine," "Lucrezla Borgia," "Toaca," "La Forza del Destino." (French) "Lea Pecbeura de Perlea," "Armide," "Faust." "Julian," "La rrophele," "Carmen," "Ham son et Dellla," and "Manon." The fanioua singer wa th gueat of honor at a allver jubilee celebra tion, on the 25th annlveraary of hla operatic debut, in November. 191. atatlng that be waa delayed and at the Metropolitan at which promt would not arrive before tbe early inent New Yorkera. Including the part of next week, eo tbe exact date 'Mayor and otber official, apoke of moat of hi time In Salem. Aa he waa unable to give hla attention to the office be ten- dered hla realgnatlun and It waa accepted at laat nlght'a meeting of the arhool board. Mr. It u bar waa Immediately ap- pointed. TAKE SOTICE. Anyone afflicted with wild hair In tha eyea call on lira. Wm. Flaber, 26 Wincbeater atreet. Hour frcm 1:30 until 6 o'clock. Phone 388-j. Tha annual meeting of the itock- h old era of tha Automatic Electric Brake company will be held tonight at tbe office of Attorney George Neuner. Mis Blanche Reed, secre tary, la here from Portland snd other officer will arrive this even in. . : of the picnic Is not yet set. It Is planned to ho'd the picnic at soma convenient piece near Rnae- burg, and to include all growers, bualneaa men, and any others who are Interested, In the Invitation. The speeches will ba given In the after noon, and everyone ahould bring a picnic lunch. Coffee will be pro vided. The exact date of the picnic will be announced the latter part of the week. Dean Fawcett Weds At Portland Mrs. Mary E. Fawcett snd Homer Clark Campbell were married Mon day afternoon st th home of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman T. Edwards, of Portlsnd Rev. Norman Kendall Tully of the Flrat Presbyterian church officiated. Mr. and Mrs. Ed wards and members of their family were the only guests. The nrlde Is the former dean f women al the Oregon Arrlcultural College. Mr. Campbell la a well known Portland man who has made his home al th University club. After 'the honeymoon trip they will make their borne In Portland. his great artistic achfevementa. He received an Illuminated parchment from 35 ramllles holding boxes in the 17,000.000 "Golden Horseshoe," a flag from the city of New York, sev eral medals and numerous gifta from his fellow artists. Mr. and Mr. Caruso resided In New York City during the opera sea- won. They had a summer home on Long Inland and another reaidence, Vllle alle Panche, at Florence, Italy. Tumalo Hatchery Many Had Idea f Velocipede. Tbe velocipede was the father of th bicycle. The list of those who claimed to have made the Invention would fill column, and a page would hardly accommodate all those wbo de vised the Improvements which made the velocipede a really useful means ef locomotion. Rlsnrhsrd, the aeronaut, who de scribed the Innovation In detail in 1770, Is believed entitled to Brat hon ors. . . The Frenchmen, Nlcepbure Nlepcv, lo rurnmh htshptn "" ,i ' iia Recall Paper Is Issued at Gardiner The Port of UmpQua Bell Ruov la Ihe name of a new nubllratlon ta llied by the port of I'ninmia Tax payers League at Oardlner. The paper la devoted entirely to an at tack upon the Port cnntfuiimlon and contains a copy of the comolalnt and recall pel 1 1 loin and a summary of the recall proreedinga. It also pur ports to give Information on the ac tivities of the commission and mnkes allegations similar to those contain ed In the complaint recently filed In the circuit court. Several copies of the paper were received In Rnsehura todsy. The psper apparently Is to he Isaued until after the recall elec tion on Auguat 12. BAKER, Or., Aug. I. Considers hly over 3.500,000 of Ihe 13.000. 000 trout to he dlatribtited in lakea and streama of Oregon thla year wll be taken from the state hatchery at lunialo. according to M. L. Hyck- mnn, state natcnery superintendent ana a. k. uurgnttutr, state game warden. me work or restocking will go rorward rapidly from now on until the end of the year, according lo the state game commission. The bulk of Eastern Brook trout fry raised In tne Tumalo hatchery are from eggs tnken from Elk Lake, according to iiycKinan. 0 Knights Columbus Meet San Francisco von Drais, a German, takes third money with Ills "dandy horse." or drsleena, which he patented In the same year. You Never Can Tell. Quest (upon approaching his host's home In tbe suburb) Ah. there are some of your family on the veranda. Bee If I can guess who they are. The girl In short dresses Is your dauchter, tbe young man In riding breeches is your aim and the lady In the er tea gown I your charming wife. Host No, you are all wrong. The girl In the short dresses Is my grand mother; the young fellow In riding breeches I my wife snd the lady In the tea gown Is my 10-yenr-old daughter, who likes to dress up In her great-grandmother's dresses. Judce. Ing wlth friends and relats. ILetfumea Duth Mrs. Tom Wharton resumed her duties at Dr. Seely's office yesterday, following a vacation of several weeks. Bark From Vacation George Kadubuugh, clerk at Pick ens grocery. Is back on the Joo again following a vacation of seveisl week. In Portland- Mrs. Carl Wlmberly and baby daughter, Fanny Lou, are visiting in Portland for soveral weeks with Mrs. Wlmberly'i parents. Attending Millinery Opening Mrs. C. 11. Davhs snd daughter, of the Vogue Millinery shop, are spending several days In Portland attending Milliners' Week. In Stopping Mr. Bacher and two children, of Winston, spent the afternoon In the city attending to matters of shopping. HOW MANV FORTUNES HAVE BEEN SUNK? - Many fortune have been rank la. mines, oil wells and other rlaky schemes that promised much, paid few dividends, and then closed. How much better la safety than a handful of worthless stock. .. . An account with tbe Roaebarc Na tional Bank I prudently chosen for safety and a fair yield. , 4i Interest Paid a frviigs Acceutt TheRosebuig National Bank RoseDiir.Ore. IRJ "Comparative Price Week" is Coming Back From Portland Aiiornev.j. u. uarson. wno naat , .t.n. i . , . . - .. i every once m a woiie yuu uui beerf spending a few days attending . ..u-.n i hoiiava io iiiisiuess mailers in fortiana, nas ... .,i j . iiiilo- mv returned to his home In this city. Former Itexlilent Here- Mrs. Rena Miller, of Portland, Is visiting In Roseburg for a few days with friends. Mrs. Miller formerly resided here and has many acquaint ances. Returns From Eugene J. W. Hamilton returned from Eu gene this morning, arter spending Ihe past week-end attending to busi nen matters. He paid a special visit to the university during his stay there. Work To End Soon The Oregon-Ilassnm Comnnnv which Is pavlnk the highway south of the city expects to complete its contract l.y September R. The work is proceeding very raiildlv and nn rle- ias are being experienced. grocery bill doesn t seem to be as large this month as It was last year at this time." People are beginning to realise that prices are coming down "a lit tle," bat few of them realize how much. Figures don't' He, Jiowever. A few weeks ago Corvallis staged a "Comparative Price Week" similar lo the one that Roseburg merchants are going to hold next week. All of the statistics were interesting and most of them were surprising. Now does this look: Sugar In 1920, f'7.0n; in 1921, $6.95; lard in 1920, 2.25; In 1921, $1.10: eu County to Have Good Exhibit k t ....... nue exniuit. particularly of .--.I grain ant rrulta. wll be made by lxugiaa county at the state lair aoordlng to o. Garrett, who la ar ranging for the display. Mr. Gar rett aaya he haa obtained some fine Plmens of grain and that he ha arranged for a fine shoeing of wal nuts grapes and fruits from tbe Roseburg district. Mr. Gsirett as aisled this year In revising the score card and. Is familiar with the needs .r in. county exnibit. r , wor. Il hard for Ihe first place In the aMM 1 1. Reformatory Boys Are Caught Here Two boys, who gave tholr names as Dannie Custer and Floyd I.ong vllle. and their ages as 14 and 15, were picked up near Ihe depot last evening by the Southern Pacific special agent, Albert rltewart. I'pon iing questioned they admitted that iney nad eaeaped from the stato re formatory at K.ilum. iney were turned over to tittii uuicer ,rant wiiroi. who conducted them to Ihe city hall. After belna nuesilon.d further by chief of police "..umorooa, inny were lodged In Jllll until the reform school coulil he noiiiieii of their whereabouts. As they were enterlna the d.mr nf me jaii, one nr them turne-l i. ihe on leer and sad: "Im'i nutnin- In rat? We haven'! h.,i noming ail day - Mr. Wilcox then iook meni to Ihe Cafeteria and lei them "f Up" M,fl,r, (K.klllg ,hel)1 up. I'pon not if Iriir the sii. in.iin, sir. rnaiuiirok waa notified nai a intra Day had cleaned at th, . .....e as meae two. and was requested to be on ihe l.u.km.f nun. KOTICK. To tbe gas conaumera of the Orugon m e.iecmc company: liy Order of th Klulrlct Cnurl i.t Jatkaon County, the property and In tervals of the ( lr..ir(n jl Company will be sold August 13th. The uiiuvriianiM, accormne- to th luw. Knight, of Columbus from all osru "daT.h. ', mrJZ1" VJL "'I.0""" i "o iJiiiiru aiuiHa, uanaaa, Mexico. I comer Krii.t mvor ii " ' .upimn .vu im pajr llll. KUtOUUl U U f . eniion (n.v Associated PreM.) SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 2. Kneeling on tbeg rasa of the cove nant garden s mission Uelores. Supreme Knight James A rluherty In an address denounced me protesslonal purveyors of oreiu dice." whom he charged with seek ing to divide the American Into ciusses. lie characterised the "vile invention" as a circulation of an oalb attributed to Ihe Knights of the 4th uegreo. allures, ju; Growers to Have Picnic Next Week of Th growers and huslnena men lueeoarg ana vicinity win have an unusual opportunity to hear about prune marketing problems at a grower' picnic the latter part of I . .. r.rne.i B nergeant, one i ine Deal authorities on dried frajlta In the I'ntted States, will peaa on prune marketing, and R. C Paalua, manager of tha n.... Many Kiddies Enjoy Games The Junior Town Cbautatiuns nr. gaiilssilon, rnninrlslna the ki.l,n... that enloyed tbe games at the play ground, were ae.Hn busy thia morn Ins. under the instruction of Miss r.o...ein rsrrott. Miss Msude la gnn, and Mrs. Kiam Is lilllsrd. There ere noi as msnv out this morning aa It hop.-j ,,.,, wtn D ,he i uiurp. Hawball. bean hags, volley ball snd many other games were flared this morning .ml ,r thnrounhlv rt loved br all. Tile next meeting . n B 'he court inurs.isy morning of this week at 10 o'clmk. and It la urged thai enema vcntl inetr ,hll,lf.M A..l nn. nour. Those ih.i am inir....,.i re working hard lo r.tabllsh nee. Ri,n..l hi . e ---',.. 'iai aruiinn. Coal Officers Are Indicted (By Associated Pres..) BALTIMORE, Aug. 12. The offl- rs. uirectors and members of the iiaiumore coal Exchange were In- oictea today by the .rami inn viimaeii wun maaing a monopoly iiruugn a combine to nianlpulnte on ui ine price OI anthracite coal. And ohllw. uwiw u. x-i. n,ti. iteceiver. Oregon Oa. A KUctrlc Cuuipaiiy. V W TOUAI. ) WAXTHrV Kc.orlenced .as. m. or phone SI. W A NT Kl I'ot.l oeiT Kami Co-oprativeExchange. mil ItKNT.-Kurnl.hed iHtl 3,i.n ' Ptilt H l.y, i aood work hurnM. "ri,r- vnmp. i-nune KOU ItKNT New furnished room, in f. -Coul a"d ud 'o1"- tion, I blacks from depot. 2i fa, cine 8t. WA N T Kl To buy lurae .econ,l.l..,rt ox stove fur walnut rfri.r vt i liuroau uparlmenL lid l. Young. Wilbur, WANTKI Oregon. W. t T. V. VUW BIG TIMrX ,7S U'j.rk K . T . ; " j iriinun lll.in. rarmlng. aardenlnr. etc. Experienced. Addres 11. K.. News-He v lei- WANTKII An experienced, w-ll .... 1 oniniended stenographer for aenerul olee work. Addres. Bor Li? iV.T.r' A big fine program has been ar- raiiaea tor ihe w. c. T. U. com en- I In,, 1. I- ... . . . . -ui i io iM neia here on August . An all day session will lie enjoyed by the many members louiing rrom all over the county. Kuch member of the local W. C. T. . i. asaea by tur committee in -""a to oriug enough lunch for uiree people. O M ISSIOX A II V l KKT1 Mi. The Womens Foreign Missionary society of the M. K. church will ."-,1 wun .Mrs. A. C. Marnier to morrow attemoon at S o'clock. It ery important meeting and ai: me tu.iies of ihe church are Invited iu Miienu. A basket summr will h.. ser.eu nn tne ln at 6 o'clock when me young people will Join In. Fol low Ins the annuel- hour uUK.iu.i neurers will entertain for .i,..n nine witn a urogram. N A lllfltHY-t-p Tmn v.. . . - u:!i''i':Tvi:.,,r:.hi' .'.? v mil HAI.K Anaora .,.t. -..I- ... . ale. H.kI.i.ui u.-t . l-reil si o, k " j 1 en. 1" r'V". " Oregon. r "'" j Comnilttee Holds .Mii'tluc ine committee arranging for the community fairs, which are to start August 24, met this morning In the oniee of the county Judge and made runner arrangements for the dis plays which are to be held through out tne county. Here From Salein Mrs. w. A. Kelltt. a former real dent of tills city, la visiting here for several days or a week with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Petitt have been mak ing their home In Salem for the past few years, where Mr. Petitt is em ployed In newspaper work. Visiting Friends Miss Emma Bell, of Eureka, Cal-I Ifornla, is snenillnir ...,.! a. here visiting with friends. Miss Bell Is a former resident of this cltv. She is enroute to Portland where she will remain for the summer with friends and relatives. Famous Three . v ; GiviOpinions r By KARL- A. BICKEL (United Press Bt.n, torrs.im . BKL1NGTON. W. W Au. i ' Thoma Edlaon. Henry' Ford Harry S. Firestone, jnembsrs of iU most famous camping party hi Ik country sat around their camp day and discoursed the coming iu. armament conference. "It will t the natlong.of the world from ostaw Ing -money to prepare for th. war;' If this ia done America s.. the power to do it Harding succeed In the dlaarmamem h7." tlon inference." Such was the, u." w ptvuivui. agreed rims by the famous three. Followta. Harding's visit to the caain week, - these opinions form tkZ Creat men, oillmau . ,. .r prunes, per pound. In 1920. 2u ability to "put over" the conferee, sents; in 1921. 10 cents. These are He must show aggressive leaderZto only a few of the surprising facts not mere concurrence, they declin! that Corvallis merchants brought to 1 - - o SWIM AT ALEXANDER'S, . " the attention of the public. J. M. Nolan & Son, a prominent firm In Corvallis, made the follow- In? statement: "One year ago men's Swlrd at the Alexander mrlainiB hole. Clean water nm inX h,. .7 and young men's clothing In. the av- large rocks or treacherous Pi erage retail store sold at $37.50 to Good raft and drying board Ah selling ut The same facts are true In this Mty. to a large. If not larger extent. Vmie surprising data will come out next week In the store windows and in the newspaper announcement. today that same clothing is Sundays from 10 a. m. until tVa a $27.50 to $i2.50." " Open week days from 1 p. m v. in. ureHing rooms and tow. s f. nlshed. Boats may be taken d I recti, opposite from the awlmmin. j.... Bring your own swimming suit Cn I may enter by way of river raid a the foot of Ut. Nebo. HosreooKixa sale" A sale of delicious home eookitt will be held at Pickens Brothers tn eery. Saturday, August . by Us Women's Hlnlonin n.i.i. .... . . l.' vi us M. E. Church. South. PLEASE BRING CONTRIBUTIONS E ARLT. - LKAVE hMl DIAMOND I.AKIC Pave Ilschman, Sam Campbell, Arthur Davis, and Stanley Hoarder. left by machine tills mornlnr for Diamond I.ake and lis vicinity where they will enjoy two weeks hunting and flnhlnir. rt!." a Will trade nn I,, i j "" Indian blevcle III lltSKS V A NTM. V..n. Work : "i u ax, i '-asm or flfaL lino Wlion ind rt'llll nairt irailsaai r l.rdrn V.llev School. Wllhie V..1 ' fMK SAI.K" OH tifiilvii.-w,'. IIKVIti,.ETUght .1, touring car St',1 condition; 1U model; new -u.irrss rare Nows- ruhher. Itrl lw. ZZtL' v.-i.f;.J:fi Aver... prZi' , ' M (Ptemher to M.l. Inc.)..... t, j. rormn n s H - i Or.aon: F' "r u"iw..tr0 ToniKht snd Wedne.d.v hi. JOHN F. M1LATZO. Observer. VVANTKIi. I'AHTsiEKiel.n -1.1. T ""V"" uoiisr. want, nartner t ..... 1 in lit am.., m - :.. . ' drrs. r. P.. care News.H.vl.a- AI fu ha ui: -AifaifiT k.; r run nr i . .-. - . . i iixeti arnin n.-iv ti IIKHK tor drill arv anlv ll. .. S-KJ1 vvnn. IT 1.4-t.What drawers CooDeratlva asanciaiioa .n talk oa problems of the aortatin Th plenle waa planned for Thura T of thas week, but a telegram wa. ra salved rod.y from Mr. Sergeant Mrs I'scar I nifnrna . I vi. ry sml lal.. and Mm Murgovnea aunt. Mrs. P M M. .. wn leave tomorrow ninrnlni c-e-.iue. wnere they will apend . enioung a aiimmer ""a mev will visit Mm Mat he. . sister Mrs r.lla Houston, of Port. and. who has a en... v . port TASK II fLXItl) TODAV. The case of the Stale of Ore.or. aaainsi Milium Cllstrav. ass heard iu the lu.illce court lo.l.v ...l. auo ia a irm a ariver. la charged by tiei.rge Schlev with having driven ni. inns on the wrong aide of the ro.n ana with having been respon sible for the collision with the ma chine driven br the prosecuting wit ness (illstray Is represented by At torney i.uy cordon snd a inn ih.i is ii'ing neiu. ar. innm roem r,laaf.rl . . . . . In in Ur": I,v"1 ""reet: close S,,. '":"'" condition, l-rlced Per rent Interest. This will Y.,,n.V,.rk- A,rl quickly. U. VV '"'in. son. Prion. 4l bids Douglas r...l '' the nrlflllna- ... - ' "l.t.lnln. Ih. r..l .... .... ..rv,1' r.-arrr. th. .i-k. . - all l.l.l. v I?. "7".' "v "'. 1IW 9 l'-l i i riox SAl.t. Itose. ruu.io SAI.K. Notice I. hereby g,,n tn undersigned will, on Monday. Aueu.t Hth. 1S2I, at 2 30 p m. o'clock at the old J t;re,.n residence, on the I'.clflc lllghwar. about 4 miles south ef Hun-burg. Oreron. sell at public sale to the hlgheat caeb bidder, one Willys Knight five nasaenaar ...... Ing automobile, with e.mln,.,. motor No. S7tf. ,erlal No mi, I. H CASTLE. For Sle-i good w,.rV k.. -. ' harnese. Cbean Phon. wn .... A fln. c- ..... - 7vM'.r.r! ?:rd.v. Ann'; : . ocioca n. m Thi. il,. '"'ed 4 mile aouth of 'The Va ,V TIl'-v' """h ' "'n .fa-., '"" '"n.t.t. of t; acre. ,' '! .ere. roiiln. ft. he. 'ho. '.?. A" '" ' lllklln.a -T T" fri.,1 J.i.'.,,,-Th", "Wed lo COIMJ To XF.WPORT. Attorney John T. Long and fam ily left this afternoon for Newport where they expect to spend a short time enjoying a vacation. They will probably be away from Roseburg for - -,,a vi ieii nays. - o DAILY WEATHER REPORT. lo.'.hnrJ'r,n"r "' lid Office. Roseburg. or.gon. , nour. ending '.efc. an nsslmlibn Tutsi preolp. ,lc first " niViilh" 0 Toi.l' or'r"'. '"r """ month . . .si total precln. from K.,.t i iu... Here's the Service you want-thoro, quick, rea Bonable for leal Clothes economy. Who's Your Cleaner? Auto Will CalL Phone 277 WANTED! Bartlett Pears Oregon Canning Co. Phone 310 A J. Geddes, Mgr ifiv i i r " 5 Gfirl I The Furnace nff.r..pwrfoun,h,km for Agnn Ajtn The, Pro.,Uf,klll. h kmpT ta . ""r ct,X or town in the ateta. i iwi OJILt 16e SPKCI.AL PHODICTIOX halti K Tr's4r fw rnt BLACKBERRIES WANTED nUTKS ITRMsHKO 'RNR 1. NORTON. IIUI flPre-ne THE MAS! ' 1 OP AMOIruev. . " VKlTCC 1 HERE1JI WOM.!'8 rtSTHlT AII.S AND A CHIf na ii,rt a..,.. . PURPLE RIDERS, EPISODE NO. 5