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Newspaper Page TextPAOK TWO BOWCTMMI rTgWa-ftfcVTKW S.4TrBIAV. Al ni ST ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW Useed Dally H, W. BatM L. Wlm tfUUSCKIlTlON RATi.3 Dally, per year, by mall - Ually. six months, br mill Dully, by carrier, per month Weekly Nowt-Kevlew, by mll. per year , ..nereu as second.!.-. u..u M.r bur(. Oregon, under the Act of ' HUHKHLKM. OKK CHILD LABOR IS AGRICULTURE- ' ' The National Child Labor Committee, which was one of the chief factors in bring-in about the enactment by congresa and slate legislatures of laws forbidding child labor in factories, has inaugurated a new educational movement which has as its object the ending of child labor in agriculture. The work is under the direction of David Franklin Houston, successively secretary ol :...n... ..-.i tv, iroaimrv UUmuauic mm w.v j -- lv Wnmo chiiirrnan of the Adler, who resigned owing to the pressure of personal business. v Education of parents, farm owners, ofliciuls and the public gen erally to the menace child labor offers the nation will be the prime weapon employed by the committee. It is realized that a more indirect approach must be used than that employed in stopping .. industrial child labor because of the practical difficulties which would be encountered inlrying to enforce prohibitory laws in re mote sections where the evil is the arousing of public opinion to a point where it will insist upon the enforcement of compulsory education laws now on the books. Among the areas where the violations are worst are the beet fields of Michigan and Colorado, the tobacco plantations of Kentucky and Connecticut, the cotton fields of Texas, Oklahoma and Im perial valley, California; the berry fields of California and Michi gan, the cranberry bogs of New Jersey, the onion fields of Ohio, and the truck farms of Delaware. In many instances the local school authorities hesitate to antagonize the wealthy and influen tial employers of child labor. In other cases they simply do not care, as the children at work are not those of permanent resi dents but of Itinerant families who contract to cultivate and har vest the crops by the acre. It is this system which proves so dire a temptation to ignorant or callous parents, whose income is pro portionate to the number of children able to toil. "In the long run," says Mr. Houston, "what is best for the ' child is best for society. The problem now is mainly to secure more effective and fuller administration of the laws. It is a prob lem of education. Feoplc everywhere, both agricultural and in- ' dustrial leaders, must be educated to a better state of mind to ward the child so that rational measures and practices of a great I variety may be adopted which will only a more efficient laborer, but ciety." VERITABLE WAVES OF SUCCESS. We are created in the image energy of a buzz saw in motion, if we will only steam up the old engine of ambition and enthusiasm. We are veritable waves' of force and power, capable of wiping out any bulkhead of opposi tion, for we are, after all, all that we are after. We will not at tempt to analyze the success and failures of the various men who have come and gone. But one question need be answored and we will have their analysis. Did they get understanding? If they got understanding, then it is not necessary to ask if they applied it, for they could not hold it back if they would, and would not if they could, because it is the most pleasurable and profitable thing in the world to use. It is irresistible it will not be submerged. It is the lever that lays waste the mountain and pries the lid from every strong box. Follow that occupation which most appeals to your imagination. Each of us has implanted in him some special gift. Successful men will admit to you that they attribute their success to doing the thing that most appenled to them. Yet you will scarcely ever find a successful man who can analyze h's own success. No hiHtory has ever given us the details or formula of success ; but it is a good wager that know ledge, and love for knowl edge, and the fun of cashing it in, has brought bigger returns than hard, aimless plodding. If your talent is salesmanship, de velop the talent. The boy who tramps miles to the nearest mill pond and sits all day in the blazing sun and returns at night triumphant with a slender string of goggle eyes, has worked, but It has never been laln-lled as such. His sole object has been gained. He got what he went after, and he was as much a success as any builder of great fortunes. o A city park and a children's piny ground are the two much needed acquisitions to the city of Uoseburg. We need a public natutorium also, but can get along with a wash-tub bath for a few generations if we can get the other two public improvements tinder way and on the road to early realization. ' o This is the kind of weather that makes a fellow fee like a scarcity of wearing apparel is just aix.ut the proper thing. We never did think much of "rolled socks," low, and high-cut dresses, but we must confess if Old Sol don't stop throwing his hot rays we will have to start pulling something off. c . it. i.runiuem. u is allege.!, jeslerday afternoon as the principal in hold-up pulled oil in uie regular western style. The straight for the movies. An ounce of authority quite freqtieiitlv destrovs a normal equilibrium. It has a regular "white mule" kick when given to tome fellows. The new parking ordinance applying to Automobiles ha ac complished one thing. The town youngsters have a temporary playground. If dangerous business for a hunted man to play tag with the officers Most of the time is the lime for Eieept Hundsy. berly liert O. Bales ,.$4.00 .. a.ov .. . .. 100 li, f" - March 1. .BBBsssra iO.V, a((HT tWl. n tha wi son aaminiBirauun. lie committee, following Dr. reii prevalent. Another aim win ne cause the child to become, not a more useful member of so of God, endowed with all the p,Hared in the limelight late mueh - wanted man is heading . . who "I no yet. silence. Newsboys Get Watermelon In Ears on Picnic "Hully gee, but I'm full," moaned one of the News-Review carrier boyi foliating the picnic In L'mpqua park lam night. And the real of the gang choruied, "Gosh, ao'm I." It wai a real picnic Ice cream cookies, soda pop, wienies and bans. watermelon, candy, etc. A big boo lire was built on the banks of the river, following the delightful swim In the water, and the newsboy ' ra' tiered 'round" for the big eats If ever a bunch of kids had a good time, that bunch last night carried oh first honors. If your paper don't get to you early tonight It Is because the boys have not yet recovered from the "banquet." The newsboys and chaperones who enjoyed the picnic were as follows Thomas "Wild Cat" Williams. Wll lard "White Hope" Thomas, Earl "(lo Get "Em" Long, Wilbur "Sand Lot" Walker, Hoss "Scoop" Bates Virgil "Knockout" Swanaon, Ployd flbruncflbfeftta': 8 si Kn situ PASS 'KM 'ItOUXII AOAI.V. Iuys Creek, Aug. 5. Chief 1'ruiie Ticker, ItoM'burg .News- IU-vIi-m: ILiMM'bunE, Oregon. Itaar Prune: AproMs of the pre vailing HtyleM la women's wear bow do you like thl"Viie? When every immi! r Kdrai was mir ror Wlilrli unto Kve IhVslulnty charms proclaimed, - Slip went about uiulraHxl, without rear. Or tboiutht fhe hail need to feel nftliameil. 'Twas only when she'd eaten of the apple Thai she became Inclined to be pruile. And found (lint ever more ahe'd hav to grapple Willi the. much debated problem of uie nune. Thereafter he devoted her atten lion. Her time and all her money, to ller Clot Ilea. And that was Ihn Ix-glnning of Con veniion,: mm aiiMicHiy aa well, I do sup pose. ChaiiKes come alaitit In fashions re cent. Now (till" conceal mi little from the men. It would seem In name of all that' decent. Nome one oinilil to pans the apples --. . Tours for pure prunea, . H. O. It. ft The Hfant and Slrlea have saved many a no in vaudeville art. 9 9 9 Jack and Jill were the first prolil IIIIIIMIINI. ft ft We. have Ix-rn rending the "want ami we nun wnen roomers or oonnit-i-s are wauled the adleta moni invariably any: "Men" or "Men i referred. let for tlieae many w- nave neen toiii that men are can-lex alNiut their rooms, re. luire i nc as miirli rleaniiiir tin f. ter as women do, ami that they eat twice aa much as anv woman Mot women take rare of their own rooms, and they will rat anything as a " nn mis aluir Uiey call "Thouoand Inland" dreaslna' nounxl over It. They do not lmy ,,rlr bills more ironiMiy than men. but oey Rre proi.nl, ly ,viilf, ,lromt uy men. "men preferred?" We iiiiire to Know. a i ue prtMiml-l burns up In the ummi-r ami freesrs up In the win- irr. t niraito ulren.Hr hurhhniw afc. "t an a man he happy alone?" tan, oui 11,4 ii hi wife knows It oioin roiKiuriiiig is a rase In point. In rolyuin. dreary men write ....-., iirai.-rais ilny after day. alilii siraiure views on a defense Iris world. Hid veil ever h-.. . woman rolynm mmliirtor? Yon never ami i no reason He In the fact woman has a sense nf humor. 9 9 It's a true li.it that many a man would drop a nlckle sorrowfully In the colleen,.,, pBlP r,ii,rch and would Ihlnk nolhlns ,,f spending l " ee a pair of pink tlulita. Me notice that girls never put off I1) what they ran leave off liauor- s A lot nf hnnirrv News-llevlew re porters .t.-il aronml on the shir, lines la.f nlcl.l and watched the car- . r ...,s uepart on a picnic with . ' - oi eais. A IU1V sph t. A rraftv old nxbter name,! Xh-k. ,..,m wun a vlcnrons kick . r,YE "n "r heti they raided hi. still; M,t thee revenne J. maae yon aha? . ', marry a man wont h..k me siralKl,t In the '"'r "one ne is lalslna to me, t hl,.rl,M Then wear 'eni Ion-. I IKE I'KKKIN SKZ: wNht peepul wouKl qnlt asklnc It they've caught the murderer ? . .- I , ' Harry's motto I satisfy you Z . "V77 ...ri, i. which is easily done In all cases. Ma rnna his own Place of bust- s ness. hires no help, does all bis own work, so knows wben a job goes out right, and they all go out right or no charges are made. O. K. Oarage, 62U Win- cheater St. "Professor" Church. Raloh ' Water- melon" Church. Ernest "Hot Dawg Brltt. Coburn "Goat" Fisher. Kusxell "8oeed Demon" Churchill. Calvin "Fried E" Webber. Arthur "So" Long, Mr. and Mrs. James Goodman, Mr. and Mrs. Franela Dlliard. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bates and B. W. Bates. Trustee Escapes From Flax Fields SALEM. Aug. . Twenty prison guards and a score of Marion county officers were this afternoon combing the Salem district In search of James Ward, 2S, convicted of man slaughter, who, while working in the flax fields near the state peniten tiary, slipped away quietly about 9:30 this morning. His escape was detected at 10 o'clock. Ward, a trusty, was committed from Linn county on March 15 for an indeterminate period of not to ex ceed two years. He would have been eligible to parole after having served one year. o The lady In car who on July 20th took the little red dog from South uoseburg better return same. I'EACHKM. Ves Peaches where? One mile south of Winston bridge ine price la right. The peaches are ripe. And a lot on a tree. So come and see. C. H. HOFFMEISTEIt, Uoseburg, Oregou. WESTINOHOUSE Batteries for all cars, also battery repairing and recharging at The Roseburg Garage. Movie Closeups George Stewart, brother of the beautiful and talented Anita, Is also climbing the ladder of success in the motion picture world. He has the most Important role of his screen career In "Old Dad," playing as Mil dred Harris Chaplin's leading man in ner new rlrxt National starring vehicle, which will be ahown at the Antlers theater tonight. Inspired by his sister remarkable success aa a star, George has care- tuiiy prepared nimseir lor a career in the silent drama. Heretofore be has played only minor parts lu cin ema productions. George Stewart's growing talent and progress, how ever, came under the observation of Director Lloyd Ingrahani. who de cided that he would make an Ideal lead for Mrs. Chaplin In her new photoplay. That Mr. Ingraham was not mis taken Is borne out by the dcclara lions of those who bave seen a pre view of "Old Dad." which they de clare not only represents the best work yet screened by Mrs. Chaulln but also reveals young Stewart aa an actor of marked histronlc ability. utner members of Mrs. Chaplin's supporting cast are John Salnpolta. .uyrue bteuman. Irving Cummlngs, llaiel Howell. Kdwin Brown, Loyola (.on nor. lles Mitchell and Tula nolle. Harry Carey, starring In "The Wal lop." his latest Universal photodratna hlch opened last night at the Ant lers and which will show at the .Ma jestic tonight, returned to a western own after a long absence to claim a iri be loved. He discovered that he loved a younger man. made sure that he was worthy of her according to the standards of the old west, and hen set out to helo him throuah the fastest series of perilous misadven- ure ever filmed. That, in brief, la the theme unon hlch this highly entertainiua Uni versal picture play is based and in ne telling of which the popular star rises to rsre dramatic helrhta Mignnnne Golden, a newcomer to he screen, plays the role of the elrl BUI Uettinger. J. Farrell McDonald. motile Johuson. Charles LeMnvne oe Harris. Msrk Fentnn, Otlo My rs and other players whose work I. well known, plar the aunnortlnr les. ' " Jack Ford directed tha nlcir from a story by Eugene Manlove Rhodes. E. D. LEWIS, nhone 467-R. re.l- enee (II N. ripe St.. does all kinds odd Jot'i. bouaecleanlnc. kal to ning, or tnjrthlnf yon want done. 1 CITY NEWS Moor Music stadia opens Sept 1. Araadet, piano tnaev fbona 111 L "Miens eitrartlnsi of teeth at room I, Mssoolc temple. Or. Kerbs. Fennsylvania Ttra Servtra a.k us. Ford Oarage. Ooodyear Tire Bon tee. Ford Oaraga, Splrella Cersaia mAm n Phone l-u Call tii Templla St. Goodrich Tlrw HM-tieL n I i-.nrr. o Hardin of oCtUge Orer ai d Lena Barge of Yoncalla. .wore .n-ariie-i at the court ni-us. !., r,,i, r Tha ceremony wee Por- formed i.v justice of the Pease r..,r tonn The couple letl laiei in Uf Chj for Cottage Grove, where tbey will make tneir nome am in TRUCK TIRES pressed on, also GOODYEAR solids In stock at The Roseburg Garage. rr n,i Mrs. J. D. Blower, of Ak ron. Ohio, who have been visiting here with Sir. and Mrs. E. L. Wat son, will leave for their home tomor row morning by way of the canaaian Rockies. Dr. and Mrs. Blower have toured extensively In the east, and state that Crater lake far surpasses anything they bad evwr seen, HEMSTITCHING 10c. Trompt service on mall orders. Rooms 1 and 2, Bell Slaters Bldg. J.H.SINNIGER All kinds of sheet metal work, warm air furnaces, both pipe and plpeless. 119 Oak Street. Phone 428. Roseburg, Ore. Our new Fall and Winter Samples Are here for Your inspection. Come in and Be suited. Our Auto Will CalL Phono 277 Tooth Troubles by H.HNERBAS,D.S. The cause of all tooth troubles is the fermentation that takes place in the mouth. The microbes that secrete the powerful solvents that eat through your tooth structure can not be successfully com bat ted unless you seek the ad vice of a dentist. I 1 SK PAINLESS MKT IK IDS liWil I.ATK TKKT1I ItEPLAt'K TKETH SAME PAY I t'l'KK I'VOHUHKA, Etc. Etc. You have the henrllt of my Kvperlenre, Kfticieiiry and Ile llnlillity. DR. NERBAS THE DENTIST PHONE 48K Room 9 MASOMO BUILDING. Offoi i Hifhrr liutitaiioa ol TECHNOLOGY fijtit S, hooU, Srvrnty Urpartmrats I.M.I. TIRM OPKNS SEPT. H, l2 l inlMmatMA wrMt l il Rfittear Ore;'cn Acricultural College Roseburg, l M V.'RItU THIS Slim-wu. Myrtle Point, Coquille and Marshfield Stage I Tmtitt WiILk-s Cn d.Uy HOt" Cn'Mu T ".- to Myrtle Point. t 41 Fare to Coquille. ,7.00 Tare to Marshfield, $! o. COAST AUTO LINES lady Grateful for lie!? Received "For 1$ years t lutered increas ingly with itomach nd llrer troable. Bloating with gas distressed me Very much and caused serious heart flut tering. All medicine only relieved temporarily. I gave.up hope of er being cured. My druggist drieed me on day to try Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. I am feeling like new woman since and can now eat any thing with no Ul results. It la simple, harmless preparation that re moves the catarrhal mucus from the Intestinal tract and allay the In- CITY DIRECTORY CLASSIFICATION OF ROSEBURG BUSINESS HOUSES HAT BLOCKING. HATH cleaned and reblocked. street. K. U Hudson. CAM . 105 ladles and Phona 1. Cass strest. LIMBKU VARUS. KBN.VT LUMBER COMPANY Oak and Pine. Phone Ul. rHOTOUHAPHV. ROHEBURG PHOTO STUDIO. Hlrh arade portraits; up-t l-date koaak flnlshing. 13? Jackson. Bell Sisters Bldg. If It's photography, see HEM US. Phone SO for appointments. MOTOHl XXNS AND IIPPUE9, HAKLK Y-DAV1D80N motorcyoies. Pull line of parts and tires. Expert re pairing, tilt W. Douglas. Phone 361-J. OAHAUEM. BALL A SON Oarage, til Winchester. uenoral auto repairing. OAK STREET Oarage. Automobile re pairing, oxy-acetylene welding and spring work. Spaugh A Hohl. cor ner Oak and Stephens. Phone 608. THE ItOSKBUltO Garage. Federal and uoouyear, soiia truca ana pneumauo tires. Westlnghouso battery service. Vulcanizing and machine shop. Equipped for all repair work. Al'TO AOalNCIIU. NASH SERVICE AND PARTS. Dsvaney nurneu, ib w. (;ass. Phone 14. CHEVROLET AND HUPMOBILE sales ana service, service garage. Ulenn H. Taylor. CHALMERS AND MAXWELL AGENCY vans ana service, t: u. Powell, 117 N. JacJuon. CLASSIFIED COLUMN ALL W CIS.ir.KD AD VTIS Flfll DtarnBaTat aataB WAHTI2. WANTED-loms good milk cows. Now. WANTED Sewing. Wain. Call at S15 So. WANTED Potatoes. Farm Co-opsrativs Exchange. WANTED A cheap, gentle" children. Phone 366-Y. pony for WANTEl School teacher-it Drew' Ore. ILle Bonner. iM.rk ' W.A.'NTE:" A Kooa cow giving not less than 4 awl.adair. Phone KQ.R. WANTED TO RENT House, furnished or unfurnished. Phone Isi-L. " WANTED Turkeys" Phone H-F-U. larire or .mall poyer pros. ti LHI!a "d dresimaxlng of ail W ANTED Man w'lth f.mllv . In nrun. v.a . . wor" lv. p;k" Vrr:l' -nigom.ry, Siii i Pa"lur8 ,or 100 sheep, of .h L '""iH'l. "res. half or sli of them. P. O. Box 102. or nh.n. 5...V WANTED TO RENT FuTlVhhoulS ?MSg-Vl. .-i?" h n'S fflTI-n n . hund' doruV.-V-a'n1p.nr.nW.,rth,0 in like amount to purchase or dre-'K-p'" Robur" "a -1- P. care New.-Revlew. "V-oitlI "Pat.nt.S "2?," I'flJ'V''!."1- Address r " "--nrTlfW. MWCELI. A N wir a "i.!f'7D? mnr kiai f sewing. Call --! iNi J,r",n Phone ltt-J LOST AMD FOVHD. LVr.fnm Pu,e 107100. Find er leave at Newa-Revlew office, ar l.Z r,n Owner maf have "m.'.br. .' t this office and Cii-vr .... . . Y.VV . "" r blue nrlnts. O e otfh, ;h " "I."".ln hia r f-jw s .or lav. UST-Sm.-ill black traveling baa taeen Wilbur and RceebuVg. f , bT ues- "ffh-e .l.i.i 'i?" J'v thle '-wini. "r"' rna oreason. .'.ITl O OR STOLKNrh,- T.JJ hor,- Weight about ' " ery blocky built With k..v ?.". -nJ ,''' re -hlu wKhS - " Tokum. Koler. Oregon ljtstRi1NZ-S,""n "". Inquire at !3M.N,pVurn'h Partm.it: r,.i i'.K.NTnve Part t. Phon. Y. k., "'2""!a i : : : w .rm i ""ij rtx. rtm iv Phone t27-T. Pon Rr.yfTiir,--, 3S . ' lurnisned r -2'?:rf'n. Phone . h-tri. l"- o work horw Phone 110. r. . --- and "if a'':aT"f.c,..7 ""d cutting' Judd '' ,; P' ton. J. tl : 1 1 1 . It Hr , u7! '.'? ,r'ew In. Ad- . l f- A - nr. m : h-d .,.T"'r Bred from fctik v 1 -r a - -e-i, y. iibar, fl.MM.IU. , . U stomach. Uvr J ,rii,1 Wht. Including Z iSU prugglst v.rywhe WILL SPgxp XViRx Hrj -wTh!P!"j:' fortlana k.. cuamoar of eom " ta morning that they wm nigh? h.r. InstiVd ZZ FnX Prty I going to Hedfnri quel with thJeham'o1. th.r. There U b? ,uf? aon. trarellng by auto ,dUt.llH Kr nrrtis, Ut Frldv trtMuP early Saturday morning AUTO BLECTRIcis. uvnv. n niMaTTiiiriM rt Stir C aiwaisj ). " oUf j st stockpd Vi Ped shop for electric . Southern Or.gon "nriS" ... , ewrience and trt.i lifetime. AT YOUR Sv'SV'i, SF i AUTO EIRIC OTViS Phones Us. im."01 RKPAIR Moi-i7" DBVANEY NEY BUR.VKTT i7Tr repalrlna. Phon. w car ROf CATCHING, motor and machine work. E,trJ?in Phone 42 " k TIsTtg HUP. WHEN 'l.lr.1.." don t forget the Motor Sari..".1 oanlsing Shop. We do itu'V repair puneturea and blow.0uu"; BATTERY SHOPS. ROHEBURO Battery ft ElectrTT " Prest-O-Ute and .'i',"1 w. Jackson 8t. Phone iti EXCLUSIVE JOB PRINTI.'nv Review officer Jk?oa nZ commercial printing ot aU ki2? booklets, calling cards, wedduitt nouncements. dodgers and Quick aarvlp. .l7i,. I . PMISI your service."- "otKa" B WIU, MM, WOVKB OM U7 aV VI Van aaBssaaassss. evsavsj -mmvw TUUAIr" FOR SALE 18 Black Minorca km. wig Lgnp til. PAIl AJ a ... Y,lr? t ,k . ew nnbono, Dfver bi - Anuu.rw fiZ ruuerton. FOR SALK CHEAP r ton Btblelw II OR SALE CHEAP-19il Ford toulsf "m q oervice uarsse. V' SALE About 20 tier cholrt ai y00. wood, 3.ss. See me quick. J, J"OR SALE 3000 feet of 114 ln m on ini. Pipe- Roseburg PlumWm "ouuk CAR for sals cheap. No mi- HiSJi 7? oner reiuaea, uun .- Wj FOR SALE 100 tons of first cIsm oil iiu cneat nay. A. E. Cidnros. "mwiurg, ore. R. F. D. 1, Boj HI. MAKE me an oiler on house and lots I ?" oiock I, North Park AddlUM. R. F. Durbln. Klamath Falls. Oregaa FOR KAI.E H.u I A k.. Wheat, oats, vetch, chest and tlftlli mj. rer ion, in and up. j. at. roit HA LA s ourner kerosene B!w F,e range atove and ovea. 0m t 5," f ourner kerosene stovs, cseu. FOR. SALE Alfalfa hay. Na I Int ctiiiing, in. Mixed grain hay. (11. iimecny, sis. prices lor i mediate delivery only. Henry C nj,,e e-r zi. HERE IT IS What you are look, room piasrered eoltage; bullt-ln features; psved street: :!M In: In excellent eondltinn Prlcei It 12(00.00; 1800.04 down, bslsnce Ilk rent 7 per cent Interent. This wm go this week. Act quickly. 0. Young di aon. Phone 417. USED CARS FOR SALE: 'om, sport model, with starttr Ford touring ! Ford roadster " Ford touring Studebaker bug chassis " J. O. NEWLAND A AON Corner Cass and 8tephent gtrMti FOR BALE OR TRADE H 0cm. fl miles east ef Eugene. miles 1 -ewe ii, xe acres first wiiaus" River bottom. In cultlratuia uf new buildings and fences fUllrJ station oa ranch .orchard, fine siirr nd poultry ranch. Will toll per acre or trade for mrchassfi business. Will give terms. Frees av Blair. Lowell. Oreaea. FOR SALE 7S White Lerl-ora JeJi lie each. ( O. A. C trsia "'" Leghorn rocks. $3.10. These 'J,. birds for breeders. The sstne real from the college last year. 14 X a. 1 strala Barred Rock hens. I T' "1 $1.10 each, f O. A. C. strsls Bsrref Rock cockerels. IS io esca. Barred Rock cock. Il.ls. -Fll. Fred A. Ooff. 1 CASE TRACTORS PRINT! Ml ' Threshing Maching Pife Worei Wire Ftttt Stearns & Qienoweti i'Vrf.tJ;-,'-.. ' from to 7 jb,. - Lockwooc Motor Cx Brand, C bar lee A.