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HOW MANY FORTUNES
HAVE BEEN SUNK?
Many furtuDM have been iuok In
mines, oil wall and olbur risk.'
schemer that promised much, paid
faw dividend!, and then clused. How
much better la safety tbaa a handful
of worthless stock.
An account wlih the Roseburg Na
tional Bank la prudently cboaea for
safety and a fair yield.
it Interest Paid n
The RosebuiB National Bank
Roseburg, Ore.
pip mm
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ABOUND TUB TOW
Hero Erom Wilbur
Miss In -J Calhoun of Wilbur spent
the day here attending to mattera of
(hopping and to vlidt with IrUnda.
In Krora Glide
A. W. Ream, of Ollde, la spending
the week end lu thla city attending
to business matters.
Here renii Corrallls
It. M. Adanif u( Corvallia la upend
ing several days In thla vicinity at
tending to business matters.
Yonrallu Visitor
V. M. Ilotcher of Yoncalla l
spending the wrek-end bere attend
ing to Important business waiters.
lirvallla Mall llei
.. It. M. Adams of Corvallis la
attending aeveral daya In tlua vicin
ity attending to bualueaa matters.
In From Dlllurd
Loren Miller, resident of Dillard.
pent tbe day In this rliy attending
to business mattura
I'aiil Kellg Here
Paul tjellg of Myrtle Creek la
spending aoveral days In thla city at
tending to business matters.
la Knxn Camp
T. K. Ware and Kenneth flllkeson
were In from Cedar Camp today lay
ing In a Hock of supplies.
Leaves on Vacation
W. W. Cardwell left yesterday af
ternoon for Montana, where he will
spend his vacation louring. He will
return In about two weeks.
Touring; fhmtli
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Meeker of this
city are enjoying a few daya auto
trip In aouthern Oregon, according
to the Urania I'aaa Courlor.
Arrived Home
Mr. and Mrs. Jamua Marsters ar
rived home last evening from a mo
tor trip to Crater lake and Klamath
Kails.
In (hi llualii
Iir. and Mrs. Ilagar motored to
the city this arternoon from their
home on lieer t'reek to spend several
hours attending to bualueaa mattera
Ieava for Frisco
Mr. and Mrs. Kred Sehwartl are
planning to tears for Han Kranclsro
tomorrow evening, where they will
enjoy a short vacation.
Returns Kroin I'linlaml
Miss Agnes l'ltchford returned
from Portland this morning, where
she hss been spending the past week
visiting with her slater, Mrs. Clsude
Welch.
Here I'roiu Collate Grove
Mrs. Q. lirew.r and granddaugh
ter ,of I'nttage drove, ana spending
aeveral days in this city vUlllug at
the home of Mrs. Jack llrewer and
falnily.
tii-lllng Alain- Mcely
.Mrs. 8am 1'urdue of fuddle en
tered the hospital bere t'.e llrst of
tne week and underwent an opera
tion. She la reported to be gi-ttinx
along nicely.
(hi (WJiipliur Trip
Mr. snd Mrs. Pain Sh.iennker and
Mr. and Mrs. Hush Clais of Mill
wood will leave Monday fur lloaglln
where they will enjoy a two weeks
vacation trip.
Here I r.sni 1-,-rtlni.l
Mr. .1 .Mr., ljin- Thornton of
ri.itl.in.1 are vis dug In lleu'-tirs f ir
a few rlavp 'h r.-.i.. Ti,e,
dro. to (M, rfv Vr Thornton for
merly ni.ni.ir. i a ioc. r .to; In
, alley.
Knlnylng Trip
Mrs it K S.k.s m..J A ......
.Valine. Kdna t.oush. Carl lilvk and!
"" nitieti. write that ther are
enjoying the trip throtith (.,.,
Lake park lmiirner. They rip"i
lo return here next week
In Newttle
Mlaa Chllda .f the Hut Shop i,
spending a w-ek In Seattle a''c:i,.
In to matters of Luring. M, ,
Abrams Joined her In Pu-tUnd
They will return here the mid ,r
Bext week.
Returns To Klamath Fall
Mlaa Tip Marsters returned to
Klamath Palls this morning after
pending- the past few days la this
Savings Account
will civk iJrruiiK.
Mrs. L. H. Monro will give a
lecture and demonstration of
tbe Dunning system of muslo
for children from 4 to 14 years
4 of sge In the baanment of the
Presbyterian church, Monday at
1:30 p. m. All of those hav-
Ing children Interested In tills
course are cordially invited.
Complete equipment for the
course will be displayed and
explained.
ivt:
WATCH "OVERLOOK" GllOW
Some of the prettiest and
s most modern bungalows ever
built In Koseburg will soon be
erected, as some of the plans
have been selected by people
4 who are building for "homes."
it will be an addition that
will be kept up with pretty
lawns and flowers by aome of
our beat cltliens. Here are
4 fow who are going to build:
Charlea Wharton
Elmer McKan.
Herbert D. Qulne
4 I. n. Itlddle
Edward Morgan
I-eon E. McCllntock
Monroe 8. Cheek
and
Ralph Qulne.
Would you like to have a lot
In this addition?
THKY ARK OOINO FAST!
8EE N. RICE
of
RICE A RICE.
lty visiting with her parents. Mlas
Marsters haa been making her home
In the Falls since the first of the
winter.
in (hi nuHlneen
Tom llntfield of South Deer creek
vicinity, epent the afternoon In the
city attending lo business matters.
Here From Hire II III
John Culver and Mark Jones of
nice Hill spent the day here attend
Ing to varloua business matters.
Return Monday
Mr. and Mis. Chapman returned
Monday from an auto trip which
they enjoyed up north.
Oil Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. (1. W. Gruhbe. Mrs
Minnie l.ooitil. and two sons, anil
Mr. Holm, of Idaho, will leave to
morrow for a two weeks' camping
Tip In the lower Harden Valley.
Ill Fnnut Home
Miss Dorothy Kvans, who has been
hi nriMina mm vainornia tor tin
"" runiuiv una Illy, ac
cording tn letters received by frleniU
were, one win arrive nere next
week and li.ll for a few weeks with
her parents Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Kvans
licave For lm Aiin-lr
Mrs. ClHirfit llntlMr l,i tr.nA.i
Holler Slid .Mrs. Cefirr ll.ill.. Mr
and Phyllis Anu left l.ut evening for
i.ms Aiigona. wnrre they will spend
iwo mii en OVItia a tmim..r n..l
Ins at the beaches. Mr.
Holler. 8r . will make hor permanent
H-me III I.OS Angeles.
(W UmuI (H IhMbcv Machine
j u. .-sewiann. Iwal agent for thi
IHdga antntllohlta rufKli...! . ...t.
grain from jli r.-i..rv t...i...
a car loan -or machines would In
lllpel from Ivtrolt earlr lie.
e.k. Thev will arrive In llnsehurg
aiioui me :gth of August. Mr N.
anu sistes.
Mere Front Kliklle
Mr. and Mrs I I lt.n ... tn.i n
'me m iiosetiurg to shop ami attend
to business matters for a rew hours
Mr snd Mrs. I Van (,, tust r. tiira
d fnun a five mo..' . . .i.
form br auto. Ther csni!ed out
and hsd a very enJ..iM trin. Thev
il.lted at Pomona. Hear l.os ngel.n
with Mrs. iesn-s slit.-r Poth Mr
snd Mrs 1en ltx, i'lifrnls and
moved the trip, t ut stntcl that thev
were glad to get h.v k t Oregon and
hereafter would !r s.vl.fled to stay
n. re.
Kv Front Virk-t Co. Marshfleld
(ire. shlna ru.i .
nsl.1. pareel post (,. jc p,r
in Drst three lores
Ooodrlcb Tire Servtee
UckwucaJ ask Cw. '
See as. u
Man Identified as
Brum field Holds
Up Mazamas
(Continued From Page 1.)
tie for tbe crime.
Foresters AilvisuL
Sheriff Starmer at once got In
tnu.h aim all of the forest super
visors of the forest tributary to that
district and In the event tne lugi
tlvea attempt to escape through tbe
forests they will doubtless be appre
hended.
Telephone lines Cut.
The noint where the robbery oc
curred is about 20 milea north of
where the nan Identified as Dr.
Rrumfleld br Dr. Shoemaker and bis
father. M. J. Shoemaker, was seen.
Beaver Marsh la a small, densely
wooded marsh lying In Klamath
county near the border of Douglas
county. It la a good hiding place
and men hiding there would be dif
ficult to find. Two teleph -ne lines,
one belonging to tbe government and
the other owned br a commercial ex
change, pass through the marsh to
Fort Klamath. Iloth of Ih-se. Pnes
were cut no that it waa Impossible
for the local officer to gel fi
munlratlon with the Eastern Oregon
authorities.
Deputy Sheriff Hopkins and Joe
Murphy of this city, were aeen at
Lenta' ranch about 15 miles from
the oolnt where the robbery occurred
last night, but the cutting of the
wlrea prevented Sheriff Starmer
from getting In touch wltb him un'.ii
a late hour thla morning. It la no.
known whether or not the deputy
sheriff hoard of the robbery before
he received the message from Rose
liurg but if he did he is undoubtedly
hot on the trail of the men respon
sible for the crime.
Mrs. Mcl-iuulilln Helps.
In order to gel a message to hlin.
Mrs. McLaughlin "'is morning got
In touch with a man at Diamond
Lake, who carried the sherlft'a mes
sage 30 miles to the Lenta ranch.
The courier had not returned at a
lute hour this nfternoon, but it Is
tupposed that the Canyonville dep
uty accompanied by Joe Murphy is
at work on the case.
PoMses Are Out.
In addition there is a potjso from
Ijil'lne and another from Klamath
Falls. These posses are making a
careful aearch of the marsh. All
roads leading out of Klan-a'h coun
ty are guarded and If the fugitives
attempt to make a break they will
undoubtedly be captured. It Is be
lieved that they will remain In hid
ing possibly ducking under cover In
some nearby marsh or mountain
hideout. They obtained sufficient
.supplies and water to keep them for
several days and very probiMy ihey
will remain hidden until the excite
ment dies down.
Iloblier Thought To He Ilniiuflelil.
It Is possible, the officers point
out. that the man may not lie Dr.
Ilrumfleld. The fact, however, that
the victims of the holdup are so pos
itive of their Identification after see
ing a picture of the mining dentist
leada the officers to Relieve that he
is the man. All other circumstances
surrounding tbe entire case also
lead to this supposition.
The fail that ihe crime was cm
milted In Klamath county, now gives
the officers of that county an oppor
tunity to take an added active inter
eat In the rase and no doui.t efforts
to rapture tbe fugitive will be re
doubled.
Puekage Ketiirnesl.
The package expressed bv Dr
Ilrumfleld from Myrtle Creek on the
day preceding the murder, was re
turned to Sheriff Starmer this morn
ing. Dr. nrumfleld was seen on July
12, at .Myrtle Creek, by several rail
road men. At that tliuo It wns pre
sumed thut be was expressing
package nnd upon Inquiry It was
learned that be bad sent out a pack
age under the assumed name of Nor
man Whitney. The package was
sent to Seattle and It was kept under
guard for several weeks. In the hope-l
mat ne would call for It. After a
long wait, however, the officers b
cniiiM confident that It was only a
ruse to throw them off the right
irmi sun it was returned, nelttg re-
cleed by Sheriff Starmer thi
morning:
Contained Woman's Clothes,
The package when opened by the
sheriff this morning wns found t
contain Indies wearing apparel, tnere
ielng a large amount of silk lingerie
several silk skirts, a khaki blouse
and khaki roaf, together with other
-arnieiit.s. honks, etc. The pa.kagi
was addressed to Mrs. Norman Whit
ner, Seattle. Wash. Although th.
-ffl.ers have had tMa Information
for several weeks. It was not msde
I ublle because of the fact that he
might call for these garments. The
knowledge that he had obtained the
i lothlng cause 1 the officers to snresd
nut the Information that he might be
nreaeu as a woman.
WAST I.FGIOX IF.
Commander " Mike" Pevsner, of
tbo local I. eg I on post, requests thst
msny Legion men as possible be
on Ihe aviation field at about I S
tomorrow afternoon to assist In tak
ing care of the crowds to view the
aviation exhibition.
TIMKKN and HYATT roller besr-
ln for cars and trucks at The
Kparhurg (la rage.
PACIFIC till. MW AY CI.OSFP.
The Taclflc Hlghwav will he rlcawd
to all traffic at a bridge I miles
south of Rosebnrg to 10 a tn and
i to 3 p m . Monday. Aug . lai.
on account of bridge repairs. Detour
can be made via flroekwar and Dll
lard A 8 KENNEDY
Rea Engr.. Stat Highway Com.
;
BAH 19 CHILDBE-f.
w TACOMA, Aug. 6 Mrs. L.
P. Shaffer, agwl 38 yr. today
! birth to her lil
child, 12 pound boy: Tba
eldest child la 2 yar f age
and two pairs of twins are in-
eluded. All of the children are
healthy and helpful. Shaffer li
a shipyard worker.
s. o. s.
SERVICE OF SATISFACTION
Garments that 8t at lowest
prices; 1000 samples to pick
from. '
RAV8 SCIT SHOP.
124 W. Cass. Loren Hsrvey, Mgr.
Salvation Army
Will Have Picnic
The young people'! work of the
Salvation Army is adianclng In all
departments and In leas than tbree
months the -Company Meeting" or
Sunday School numbers over 125
names on the registers, with an at
tendance last Sunday of 103. This
is exceptionally well during the hot
weather of the past few weeks.
The Salvation Army la arranging
a picnic for all those who attend the
S. A. Sunday school, to all tne poor
children of the city and to every boy
or girl who does not attend any Sun
day school. Salvation Army plcnlcj
are not soon forgotten. It Is expect
ed that the merchants of the city will
cooperate wltb the Salvation Army
In making this event never to be for
gotten by tbe children of Koseburg.
Announcements will be made later
this week aa to the plans.
o
BROCCOLI GHOWEHS.
There will be a meeting of broccoli
growers Thursday, Aug. 11, at 2 p.
m. In the city hall, to consider waya
and means of handling the crop now
growing. Every grower Interested is
invited to attend.
8. D. COOLEY, Secy. Com.
UTAH PKACHKS.
The large, yellow, meliow. Juicy
peach for eating or canning, are
grown on "Tbe Hotel Umpqua
Farm" and now on sale at Lerry's
Apple Brokerage. Get your order lu
early.
0
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. - Powell and
children, accompanied by Mrs. Wil
liam Hiney and children of Portland
returned laat evening from a few
daya spent in Medford.
FEDERAL and OOODYEAR tires
and tubea. In all sixes, at The Rose-
burg Garage.
TltF.HPASH NOTICK.
All persons are hereby warned not
to hunt or otherwise trespass on uiy
ranchea at HanDV Vallev ami at
Oreeu. Any person violating this
nonce win ne prosecuted to tbe full
extent of the law.
S. C. MILLER.
Mrs. William Hiney and children,
who have been visiting wan Mrs.
Hiney s sister Mia. F. C. Powell for
the past two weeks, will return to
their home next week.
NXW TOOAI.
FOIt BALK 100 cords of oak snd fir
amo siim. Jonn lloerner, Melrose.
W ANTKU A Henry rifle! KeihTithiT
lenlUonvUle. ore. Phone 34-Kri.
'Knit KKNT Housekeeping rooms ul
cur, ef Moaner snd Parrutt.
WILL KKNT i; acres of flue level land
en 1-3 shares. M. Oiider. West Koae-
burg. Llrtve In Hhsmhrook Ldne.
WAN'TKli Wood culling of slash i it g
N'o stit.rt Jobs considered. Call (11
r ullerlnn St.
iHii t LK riTrFord car. go".,jfTfe"
'fir shape. I1U0. W. K. Thompson!
J.J.....,.., ""raon.
AXTKIl Home, either furnisher el
unfurnished, tor adult, couple. Ad-
J- ntwi-it ev lew.
ANTKU A real teameter huullng
wood. Some rough ground. Write
VVANTKlv To rent a six or eight ronn
heuse. furnished or unfurnished. Ad
dress H B rare News-llevlew-
rwii , I.AI.K i niversal Tire Filler. It
tsaea ihe place of Inner tubes sml
'.r- Comfortable and economic, s.'i
Full SAI.K Kange. 1 burner oil sieve
while enainaled Iron brils complete
I sanltarv cot, canned fruit and jsis'
Phone :&-K(.
,'r 1-adif snd Btiach check boTHi
llarrr K. v hits name on end ,.r
cheeks m red. Return to this office
---. -.-ZS12 rewarq.
Zi.Z "ora. n needs man
"e or wouia lake work with,
out Am steady and reliable. C. 1
Aldxrman. lien. Del, ltoseburg
r ai ma e-ood, modern I. room
nou.e. close In. t'nf uri.r.e i-l
with garage preferred. Inquire Ilow-
-j.e-iaureni.-none jsg.
tOK WALK" o'lTT-HADK Kx.'e"ptWiTl
i .".'" ". ' rn's to suit
Vv , .V o " airt.rew, tel-l
HKXl- Vu,. eo.d .lee,.l,, room
L !. :'n P'eatr of hot water dr
Kauroae man preferred
IM SINr-S MPX ..n't I... .VT7T.
trousers bag at the knees, net th,
aH??'!?" hj,b" W c" and
.lellr Kara Kult Shop. Loten
ll.rvev. Mgr. lit W C.ss
MAN or womaa wanted, aalarr IliTFin
L..71..-."' 1" b"r spare lime, selling
guaranteed hoalerv to wearer F.s-
l7."rn" "IVtV" Imernstlenal
' "Icrr Milla.Nerrlatown. Fa
eH MsiP nut sntni
tt'ANTKP-To" hear from p,.r
Pie pa.kers. experienced Hood fruit
long season. Address P. o Ro. :
Ro.eburg.
WltFKK II UAVT VOHR CKNTl
NesI,'T UnC (-"hevrolet ra Jst, r
'.'i "" like new
! ! lord louring, a good one
Ford
louring. demountable
readrter. demamntsble
wheel.
I'll Ford
wheel.
It
... ... ' rnadstee. gd eo-dltOB
SAI.KS RiXVJI OPFM rVENIvoi
... ,-.n. en. r-none rfl
NO BLNK NO JfMK.
$5.00
Aviation
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Aug. 7, 8, 9
AUSPICES GATES-SIORRIS AVIATION CO, SAX FlXISCO '
CAPT. LOWELL YERE
WORLD FAMOUS EX GUSH WAR AVIATOR, CHIEF PILOT
3:00 P.M.,
JINX JENKINS, Aerial Acrobat
Passenger Carrying Every Day
$5.00 Make Reservations Early and Avoid Delay $5.00
Roseburg Elks
Plan Excursion
Tao fecial l'tillu'iiii cars will car
ry the li.iiii!. us c lity ileie.atlon to
tne Klks Convention In Marshfleld
August IK. 19 and 20. nccorillu? to
announcement made by the commit
tee in cliurse of tie ecurslo. Tho
Rnseburg linilicrn are certainly ro
iiiB to paint t!io bay city a bright
strawberry red an! a lumber of
unique stunts are pi nineu for t!io oc
casion. It la posi-llile that a nare-
inll nine will he tak.n fre:ii the local
iddge of Klks tv, be matched with the
fish-eating Remit men mi the other
lilc of the cuast range. A. Salznian
has charge of the si.-ect.il cars anil
the Klks desiring to make the trip
in 'hat manner are requested to
hurry tip" and Jot down their name
nn tne int.
Tie follow 'rn f-.- r. the Coo. Rav
II or give a sl itb- Inkling as tii
wn,it Is in a. ire. - -j visit- r-:
A. I.. Martlh. c':i'ti:ian ut the feed
committee, states that the sea food
dinner proposed to be given at
v ii.i irmuii nencn, wti; cost over
i.miu according to Ills best est!
mnte. This will be the largest 'tu
ner ever attempted to be served i-ut-doors
In Cons county and will be
one 01 tne events of the convention
An attempt will be made tn exclude
these who are not members, slid
sene oniv meats who ar- here In ;,t
tenilan.'e to the convention.
Playground Work
At Stand Still
Will tbe playground work con
tinue throughout i h .,,.,.,... , ,
Is the question in the minds of those
-u are imantlly Interested In the
w.-lfgre of their children.
Throughout the s.ist week tbe
--a ns iiMisi successfully r.n-t.,1
out Under lh .1.1. " .
l.s Kliraheth 1-arro.t ,,) ;.,
-- or rortland. Tae1
,Mv,ng on their vacation, and
new It is up to some one to vohin
t-er lo supervise this wrk. ,.,.
hi. I.,, h... . . . . i ' er
J1 r,rrvf" from Ml.
Woodruff, the Jun.or Chaifauuuj
.m-ervisnr of pUvgr,.,,,,,! work ,.r
;ng If snvthtng d.-finl,. ,ion,' ,h-.
line hss been accomplished, and th.
ommi.tee in cn,r for raf
n.te plan, canno, he ia., ,t 0 "
'resent time. 1, , rI:inu ho";i(,hr
'o con-in.ie if possjv.. "
v list of the names nf -- rM1
ng Mrtin the p.
H1 be sent to V!W Wo.v,lrff
""re snd Ihe psrep., w, "ff,
KJ! -otnTw'o
uoojregr
Carae.
Tire
service.
Ford
AND
Airplane Rides
$5.00
ROSEBUMG
EXHIBITIONS
SUNDAY. 7:00 P.M., MON.&TUES.
The man who walks the wing of an airplane while flying performs ac
robatics on the landing gear, etc. 1 HE MAN YOU HAVE SEEN IN THE
MOV1KS changing from one airplane to another in mid-air, fig(rg from
a racing automobile to an airplane. Jumping from an airplane to a speed
lug express train, leapbig into spaee with a parachute from an airplane at
20,000 foot altitude. Tbe man who dove into San Francisco Bar from an
Airplane, etc., etc.
.Fancy and Stunt Flvlng Exhibitions br Cant. Yes-ex.
AT THE SALVATIOX AR-ilV.'
The announcement foe lha a.-eak.
end meetings are aa follows:
Saturday's services eveninc mien
air, 7:15 p. m., corner Cass and
.lacKgon, "tTaise and Promise," 8:00
p. m. at ball, 211 X. Jackson.
Sunday s services. "Knes Drill" at
7 a. m. Ooen ate on SheeMnn n..oe
depot at 10:15 a. m. 'Holineas-
meeting at 1 1 a. ni. Children's
meeting at 2:30 p. m. Y. P. L.
(Young People's Lesion) 6- p. m.
Kvenlng open air, Casa and Jack
son streets, 7:15 p. m. "The In
gathering" Sunday evening meeting
at 8:00 p. m.
DI.MUA WATERMELONS, AND
CANTALOUrES.
Grown in sandy bench land soli,
w atermelons, red, ripe and Juicy.
Will be kept on Ice for Sunday de
livery if ordered now. 50c each.
T.RRRY'8 APPLE BROKERAGE.
to
Tonight
15c
i MILDRED HARRIS CHAPLIN
"OLD DAD"
4 V III brighten any giri'a lore for ber mother and It Is an eyeopeaa
f for H dads.
"A ' - '-'"Ml x . VOW-A-v l(J '""T
A 1"inrrw: ( armel .Meyer, (j, "THE DAXGEKOIS JloME.M.
eaaaassasssaaaaaaaasaaaaasasaasas
lttc TODAT OH1.T tstW
A
l HARRY CAREY
'THE WALLOP'
4 a tmo nsTun. hve reel photodium. op tub mm-1
9 WHAT THF -farPAkl arv w. -.
$5.00
Exhibitions
The Intrepid Dare-Devil
of the Air.
FOB SALE.
. 6 ROOM MODERN BCNCALOI.'
In good residence district, a
pared street, cement walk, offered u
a bargain; owner moving awix fres
city. Price $2100, easj- terms. Tb
Place will sell to the first psrtr ski I
aeea It wanting a home. For . I
tlculara see W. A. BOGARD Elill
ESTATE CO.
DAILY WKATMCR RKPOBl
O. Weatner fruraan, local etwl
AoMburg. Oregoa. 14 bours sftiui 1 1
rraelBMaMaai f aehea mmd mm
llia;heat temperature ye.tnroar .. 1 1
Lowest temperature lust aigbl .. fi I
PreclDitatlon laat 24 houra (I
Total preeip. alnc. first of mcstk I
Normal preeip. for this month.... Jl
Total preelp, from Sept. I. 1114. .
t. date "s
Avarage preelp from Sept. 1, ll'f W
Total deficiency from Sept. 1, ll
Average preelp. for 44 wet nam
(September to Mai. ttit.) 1
Forecast lo I p. m. lor asstksassi
urevoa:
Tonight and Sunday fair.
JOHN F. MILATZO, 0tmn I
TonlfM.
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