wOSEBUKO KEWa-BCVieW. WEONESDfcV, MARCH 21, 19.
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ANLAG
En nd Steady ?
Overcome by Tanlac Kec
Bended It To Friend.
wonderful P",TnannB!a4,
" forceful y demonstrated.
rRa-uiond MorKareidKe. 14. 1
ror."and. Or,., who relate.
r s u, ' , iho following- words.
k.., found Taniuc u -.hat
I have been
i line it to all n.y friend,
rr," reUev n. of troub.es of
' "rtrt 'n'i"K put me in
' where 1 have actually sained
pounds and never Mt better in
W- ..... .. -iih
rt, certainly weien.ru uu--
" : . ... i .b Tanlac. I had
fpooTarPe-l-rrdn-treliah
Trf .he little I did mnae
to eat alwaya rave me Indication, for
hour after meuls I would bloat with
.nd have dull. arninK puma in uie
.1. I I . I .. 1. f .... r.
...I tf niV titOmaCU. 1 iu
, tint thiirrh or not. A jrood. livi-ly and rf v DPI rrrKr AT
joun .ojle of the city who j.re 1 Hfc. PALM HOME!
MELROSE THUBSQAYrr;,
strangers and wish to nie-t a fine.
number ot young pcopbt are cordially ,
the residence ot Mr. and Mri.
, HumiT J'jIi.i wis the scene of a
ha)y surprise s'undav. The affair
f s hp1 sniraer nun jji mem;.-., trp- was a tieiutiititl surprise to fhe hort
anile Mi.rscrs, sou co-eu inhiny ju aim tosij. jv.f..( tlie fact that
. .' . aA on all v r mv hmlv
whicn seennu w '
first in my arms and ahoutders and
then down into my legs. My muscle
would get so stiff and sore and I would
have such sharp-Bhootlng pains all
tbrou.h my body that it was almost
unbearable .
"Well air. 1 feel like a man made
over since this Tanlac treatment has
fixed me up so fine. My appetite has
come back. I he indigestion la entirely
none and I have sained t H mv
lost welpht and two pounds to spare.
I never feel a slm of rheumatism
now. and in fact, am In the pink of
condition In every way. Tanlac is a
medicine of real merit, and I am cer
tair.lv alad I aot hold of It."
Tanlac I for sale by all Rood druir
alsts Over SS-milllon bottles sold.
f ,Mttt . cases have been piaceu unoer nunc-
" I a
.rt every effort will be made
LOCAL NEWS I j'to prevent further spread.
Mr, t H. Baker arrived In Hose-
bunt this afternoon from Ioa AnReles
to visit for several weeks with her
father, Henry Conn.
fsndet piano tuner, rhone
i,i Ruth Miller of Dlllard mo
I to Rnscuur yesterday to shop
' Wt with friends a few hours.
per Brusnea, j. d. ,hj
LiM Vhlle. formerly of Rose-
bat now ot Aiou.. "-
. i u m fMnaflC.inC
kveri nav nr.r
L. ss mattera.
fcoui I A CORSETS. Maae iu
Lart Bell Case, Phone 391-U
L Cluude Banning and daughter
in town yoteruov num ...
( at Di'onvllle. shopping and
I., with friends.
h R0IE. TEACHER of violin.
Moor Music Studio.
L Madi-e Prhne'der. Ml" Clara
r rd Miss Aenes Pltchford
hi" mornlne bv automobile for
M and Pesside. where thev
several davs. At Seaside
visit with Miss Pltchford's
f, Mrs. Claude Welch.
V.ftt extraction of teevh at rootr
feotic Temple. Tfr. Nerbas.
ji T. 0. Tvlxnn and dauRhter
I Ine left this mornlne 'or
yi where thev will vMt with
iiwnn's sister Mrs. " . n. lien.
ilalsn ston nt I"denendence,
i' nd vls't In Eastern Ore
f'm teturninK home.
. CVu 0. ptsnton. teacher of
iEdPhtine 7S-J. 702 S. Pine.
IjjtTffwIth Officer C. H. We.
I mtrritr at Canyoivlllo.
fc It brHtlrated an enldemlc
kiDnz which hs broken ot't
f H report fhpf numerous
MOORR MUSIC BTUDtO, 824 N.
Jackson St. rhone 602.
W W. Wheat, of the North Coast
Electric company, wllh headquarters
In Portland spent tooay here attend
ing to business matters.
T)r Edith Wltiel. osteopathic phy
ilcun. 302 Terkins Bldg. Tel. 293.
Mrs. H. R. Fox, nnd son Tommy,
left this afternoon for Albany where
they will visit with Mrs. Fox's moth
er, Mrs. T. Skelley.
The Medford Fenff Hup man lt In
Roseburg for a few days. Phone 59.
It. V. Otter, of the Crelchton Morris
Company of Portland attended to bus
iness matters here this morninp, leav
ing for Grants Pass this afternoon.
Frank A. Terry of the Equitable
Ravines and Loan Association Is at
the Hotel Umpqua.
Miss Mary Dammrose of Yonealla,
spent this morning in TUiseburg shop
Dine, returning home on the afternoon
train.
Whv not a new home for ymir fam
ily? Thev deserve a nice house, race
Lumber and Fuel company will help
you build it.
James E. McCord. representative of
the Northwest Dental Supply com
panv spent today In Roseburg tran
sacting business matters. Mr. Mc
Cord resides in Portland.
The Eastern rtnzaar at the Chamber
of Commerce Friday afternoon and
Saturrfav.
he Grand Grill
11 '
Catering to trie critical trade of
JWbuTg, has established an en-
liable rermtation for servinc
hoicest bteaks and Chops. Our Breakfast and Lunch
pecials are the talk of the town. You want to trv some
W these they are a real delight.
All Meats used are properly aged.
From 6 to 9 French Frys with all orders.
ns not n remifsite fn payment for
tho Vnrlh Sl.lo r.OO 1,,S ot h..r h ....(; 1. . u 'i .. .... ' . . .. . lit Kf'fff, prtl,n (Mil noma nilUlUfUC-
........ ...... ...... .... .... ..U.,.L iain.il ia niii.iii iinu nut uui mr Muiuu tnrt'tt" nt'rviiiir m u.'fll
j I last evening. The rooms were ciinrm-' years posse any conslilrrablB pur-, h "
J lnly arranged with clusters of yel-. chasing lxtww. Within its own limits "
! low daffodils and other spring flowers, ilt will nrwlnve or omsnme littlt na ; FREEDOM OF SCREEN (3 AS
3(nnd a dainty luncheon was served bv compared with the average world po-1 NECESSARY" AS OF PRESS.
Jt the hostess at the card tabli-s lute in litl.al or commercial unit" ' SAYS COUNSEL PETTUOKN
tne evening, tflenn wtmoerly, and Tim cousul'a Htatcuie.ut that the i
Open from 6 a. m. to 1
a. m.
The IViUKlai County Farm bureau
will hold a meeting, at Mvli-osw iran.v
hall ua Thursday
They huvu
tug ut the urietiH at-fi'ioi house on
to begin at 7:? o'clock and nil of;
the eop)B In thvue WmtrU lu am in- j
vited to be prenrnt. I
there will be several spankers to.
talk on dilfereut farm prtl;L-)iii at )
each ot thcijB niectinv's, and will in-1
elude H. W. t onney, county aci-ut, and
H. E. Krucer, president ot the Douk-
Ins county f unit bureau,
klmkl. ilaikbu:y Co.
........ ... v , i.ii'l
also tiluitiiLd (or a IHM I I IVtltl! I tltift
G'ri-tiH Hi li'Mil house im IIULI Lffi lS C i W i U
IL..mils in welRht, and was so rundown (Friday evening-, .tlaicit 2.t. uud have ,'
rdidVt feel lit for anything. Then.(h.duled a ...e..nic for the c.mita rrnTJI T PfJJI 01
U'fhad awful attack, of theatiam U U H Mj I UVU
I S. n
ine Kw.tm wrre unexpected, sump
luouj) dinner wan scried. Tweitty
iv, a)) relatives, ( cd f the
table. Tlie unit wag ervatif t aloyetl
by t'veryoiie, .;( ially who
hail uol een acl) oiher lor ninny
years, and !he lime pttfeal quickly
in talking over old time. It j
late when the Jolly group broke up
to reiurn to their rejijxttlve im.
Tho e present were Mr. and Mr.
Tom Safley, of OJyninia. Washing
ton; Mr. mid .Mrs. Kraiik Fox, of
1'oriliunl: Mr. J. J). Safley. .Mixs Na
omi iodine, nnd Mr. and Mr. Frank
attev and family of Collate drove;
Mr. John Safley and fumlly of
tTtv Assoetateil ms.)
JF.nVSAI.EM. Vntvh 'it. Adiilmin Urain-. Mr. nnd Mr viovrt s,.n..v
MuvinK nictures will ho f i.:tltiil ! E. Southard. Amevlvun consul here. Mr. nm Mm Vnrl lte.v..e xii. nlwl
for the entvrlulnmeiit of those, who hasust completed un exhaustive snr- Mts. Claude Vulm all of Koseluirjc
attend and will Ue in the nalurw ot vey ot the, commereiul ami nsricni. and the host nnd hostess Mr. and
two films, entitled "Air Nitrates" nnd : turul resources of Palestine. He h vs Mrs. Homer Palm.
Keep tne Jloy on the Farm." The also InvestlKatetl Uie sulijects ot w j j;
nave ueeu luriiiNtieu tor tnese ueveuHiuieui, uvmiei-iet'icie resources
meetint-H by the t'nlversity of t)r?- irrigation and banhmi;. In view
goo eni tne i
Portlund, and
of jnuth interest
present. tfreting to note tliat the American
o consul entertains serious doiiltts re-
A new shipment of Rlnphar.t dresrs. W'l'"" tne wrlrnJtiiral and Industrial
Just the thfnt for afternoon
street wear. Marksbury Co.
een turmntiea tor these development, nyuro euetric resources. r
the t'nlversity of t)r- irrigation and banfciRK. In view of nrfltl Tfn rtniH1tin
Ford Motor company ot the optimistic reports issued by those UU HI LLC, !ulll((
d it is hoped will prove seeking to make the Jewish national ' l?rf (If fK IlftlVlIUll
terest to olll who are home In I'alestlno a success, it is in- llkuUJ LIJJJIJJIU
and
resources of the country.
( "Approximately onetlilrd of the
area of Palestine proper." says be, "or )
roundly 3.U00 square miles. Is barren fiH J,as been filed fn fhe local
land, capable ot little, if any, nsrlcul- IhsHv. rnnrt o i l-i.
ENJOYABLE MEETING!!;!"1', iVh1,XCti,,,,Tu"y. an ttAM-- ' -i,rP" wiih reckless
iinvinjr. r. airliy Is a resident of
The Hosebtirg Woman's
WOMAN'S CLUB MAS
, than i.ww,(M0 acres, has definite Rrt-! f!,),erl'in and l h-,. X h L J
afternoon at the I'arish house with nuirements will consld'eralilv prejudice'! n n .l"' tVf anro" '"'''!'. 'f'
a good allendance. . ), 'h nrnf , ,,, i ' ? . e highway near H'lllrar
held their regular nieelinp Tit
An excellent program In charpe of , mK.. The country Is snarsetv settled, i f'"1 ,raUfiin ""'m 'o be badly
nnd much of the land has been left j ' ,
tll-
MlR. Pima Ulldiin nn In.n.ia MnV'..lll
Whistler. "Tho-Artist and the Man," . fallow for centuries. At the present Aecordljiff In the ttnry fold the
was followed with two vocal num- time the cftfmnted area under titlti-1 "ourt- "nil Mrs. Dlvmson were
i.ers oy .Mrs. ! reu rweu, a roailmg iKilon In ll rlntine atiiotttits to norm on me mgnway
by Miss Itertha Knhlhnjren and a .fewer than 1.000,000 acres."
and were passing a truck coining
piano solo by Miss Mary Strawn. ; American biisln;s men who recent- ( sou,h. When Mrs. Kirby came around
A social hour spent at the refresh- ).v visited J'alestinn have found con- nB 'rucx from iienini an1 cut In
ment tables w.is much enjoyed. The firmation of Mr. .Southard'n observa-!anpaa of In" rar from Vancouver,
rooms and tables were beautifully tions in the jrrcat stretches of rocky 1 11 aliened that her far skidded
decorated with dafrodils and violets, and barren land. Only in IIjb broader . Bn(1 forced Plersson'a machine off
o ; valleys and plains is It at all feriile. I the road causing It io turn turtle and
Quality service price all rlithf i "t1 the Arnbs, who form STi per cent ' nlmlnR both accupants. After an
Pane Lumber and' Fuel Co of the population, have a rtilllcun time j leveslltatlon by Slate Traffic Of-
fl ' eklnjt ont nn existence. It can hardly ' fleer Thnrber. a complaint was fll-
Mieni riTT- w ! be expected, therefore, these Amer- ed. Mrs. Klrbv throueh her nltor-
MrDCC LALffEO 'lean travelers believe, that the Jews ney, THrxler lllce has entered a plea
HAVE EVENING PARTY ,of the v,orll '111 ,M attracted to the, j o not Ktillty and has been released
I so-called "National Home" set up In i on her own TecoanUance. The
A group of Maccnbee ladles met at
the Hoty Land by Creat Urltaln.
case will T-robably be set tor (rial
the Parish house last evenlne nn.l ",B .m,m,,p.r .1 rews wno nave w the PRr attire,
. " i conifl to Hprrrn nir rmtn irin irn tail
llml Z Vi T, 1 M 3 S,atra 'h"r eountrles is relative, '
o,. inZ. i. . i ' .t . ' 1 Palestine, only 11 p, r cent is Jewish.
OLDEST THEATER HAS BIRTHDAY
and Mrs. Howard Wiochin the con-, Vho
s thrmiKbout all times have : ,.,, , L,.IL7J:,!.
solation. tluessir.K sames were also u..i.r..,.
, ... .. .. .....yrt.i iiii.ruhtitrui ait tflllf'l
enloed. X.rs lmdden winnlnc first shown an especial predilection
lui.;. i uvuviuus limcnon
served following the
present were Mi s. St
oldest playhouse in point ot contlnu-
i ous service In the Vnlleil States, celt
lunch-on was Ins manufacture, men bandinin. bank- i r. UeXT.v wt
e games. Those ; iK and n.onMhanKiK-are Hlugn-, nTt,, W ta Fl
aley. Mrs. Hnff-Ilnrlv lackine In the ti,.iv i.ii in. irecentlV l..,t-netl Fwl"
mau Mrs. Covert. Mrs. MeAffee. Mrs.! dustrlal activity Is almost neliitlble. ' "Vno in 1 hh TclfvTnd formX
Pemherton. Mrs. rton. Mrs. Small. Fnilt KrowinK and souvenir -tnaklng ' ' ?,rVh Yt
Mrs. Shields, Mrs. Neate, Mrs. John-' are the principal pnrsnits. ,"f' ,"IZ I!
son, Mrs. VosbiivR. Mrs. Slnttleton. I Most t the Jeivs who have left Lh'S.u"?, ,0nSL. 0 '
1'V tZ u ' i"y ,,w"v,?d .hom of nnr magnltndo west at t o
. Mrs. The. Promised l.nnd" have fnund life j M.-j.i.j.inn,
Mr. nilvfn M,. n.i i,.. ,..,.' ,,!,.. f ,!. n, tJ''r ' (true amusemoilt
Ins. Mrs. Mc Mullen. Mrs.' l.une. vr,. ("The Promised l.nnd"' have fiiunil lite j "l'p '
iveieiiim. ftirs. r.uaclen. iloroinVi'! i an-Miuu imucuit hum expensive. u. . ,i. i i
Avl(ntf !A any of them have enCaKed in small A(1amB ,,, ,)1Jt 'fl djj,,, waJ) )ypn
farmliiK and fruit culture. Others f , inBtrill.tion in actlnir bv her
JRlta. Italia nnrf nf.ier fnririi fnvni I
Tll- ' t . . ; ; prtnession.
llt main Slranta luman urn n .. A i
I.aiiK,
Small
Lillian Johnrnn,
NOTICE!
I will not be responsible for any ) jarfa now resemble busv r a I cen ' r,eTB?ns "W-""!? the theater In the
bills contracted by anv others than , ters li ? the East Side of S York. Jfl 7 E?J?vSr?'A
myself
W. D. T1VCK.
S00 CLUB ENTERTAINED i toncues in the commercial marls.
'3?. . a" m' h" '"n""K"" the l,x olllce. This precaution. It la
,vio with the Arabic as the prevailing , i,.,..j . ,b ,,. ,, " ',
ut ' helleved. was taken to prevent any
i untoward nets on the part of the an-
BY MRS. GEO. NEUNER hlfrepo
'out demonstrated natural resources of
airs, v.eorce .-seuner jr., eniertainco. any particnlar Dnportance. Its pojiu-
not come up to expectations. Cash
S, Mrs. Wendell W riRht won first prize ' local population neither produce nor ( Pn, .it t?"ni T . . '
5!t cards, and Mrs. Irvin Ilrunn and consume much explains why tim world ',;,.'.. u"'"- March I.
I Mr. If. M. Pearson the consolation. Jew lt,i sue li re .'aetame In coIonizinR ) eedom of Ibe screen would bavo
3 The club members present were: Mr. the Jlolv l..-,rcl. T.'ie Arab poiiulution '"'''""'O '"e 1-eilera! consllln-
Ji iand Mrs. Irvin Drunn. Mr. and Mis. Is proi-erbf ille ior and produces lit- ,mn- B'"nK wlln eedom of speech
SI H. C. IJaibv, Mr. and Mrs. Dave J.on. tje bevoud a V i- aiaples of the f irm an'1 n',',!, if lnB I'"" Dfl,)
3 nr Mr anil Mrs fl. V. Wimherlv. Mr ' nn,l vin.,.r,l Ti, l..,.. , i bern able to foresee the ndvent of
55 nn.l Mrs W 1. Whlnnle Mr. nn.1 Mrs. 1 tt:illv n n,..r,.'l,-ri n,l ,V.i. r:...L '.. 'he mollon picture," declnred C. C
W wmi ..11 WriirM Mr nn.l Mm M M ii.,i .ui),i . u ,.ir .i. '...i. Vettliohn. ks eml counsel for the Mo-
inn i ii'iiiTe i rmiucern aeu lnsiriDll
tcrs of America, in an address here.
Prophesying that freedom of the
screen Is onlv a matter of time, reltl-
W T I XI T II Tl'll.. ' I. .. . . ....
h, i 1'niniiii, .hi. nun .un. i,. j. lii-u., iie nuns il ei;n:iiiy jmjHlssijje to ex-
VtMr. and Mrs. f.arl imberlv. Miss ploit his own ople,
Wharton, and Mr. and Mrs. Nenner. i American vi '.tors usually leave
o 1'alestme w'th t):e conviction that if
ggsgAUTO REPAIR
g! The home cooked food sale, Riven It were not for ns historical and l!ib-' Jlhn BaUI' "II lx centurU'R to
IF YOU HAVE THE
COMMON (OEA
that taking your automoRIle to a re
pair shop means a big bill, you have
evidently never discovered our repair
shop, our work, and our prices. We
aim to prove that we can give satis
factory work at reasonable charges.
It'a worth a trial.
Hall & Young Garage
631 Winchester St. phone 338
ltoseburg, Oregon
by Indies of the M. K. ( hurch, tal ur-) Ileal Bsneintiniis and traditions, l)ie
day a. m. at the Chamber of Com-1 Holy Land won'.d f'.RViTe little In 1he
nierce. , world life. Thure. is a firm belief
achieve an open press. If any other
Industry had had fhe verbal brickbats
thrown at it In fhe last few years
PARTY FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS Great Ilntuin would, willingly wlth-
draw from its costty occuptniuit ot the
Tne rtaptlst young people are clvlng country if it were not for the. security
a party at the church on Thursday of the Suez canal, which is uuty 2utl
anions disinterested Americans that lmvP been directed at motion
pictures It would have been annihil
ated."
"PA PER HANG ING" S INCREASING
evening In honor of the t'oung people , miles away.
home from eollepe on thefr vacations
and for .Miss Louise lltmdernp of
I)l...l A I. ..nttnv nonnlo n fn in.
..l..a ncnnfltnlh- lha ,.,.1 vnimfr 1 . 1
people, whether members of the Jfcip-
resnlis. T1"
NO REASUN FOR IT
OAKhAXD. Cal. Uarrh 21 Fraut
rout in California in J?22, rnm jmijwJ
riprrUTs ol tVio with thp pmvJouii yosr, arronJJnjr to
Urvtw inniir out Hurt Shrnder, Jr., handwrilln ex
pert of ttin BtntR rmrau ot criminal
invpflt.Rjmon, who Tv'critW propnrrt
xmaVitlt'
ftdv'Tisiv! ttr class ri rvlce In
buying liuUl
onfall the world
when you have the comforting assurance
that.no matter what may happen, yourfamiJf
fe protected by a Perfect Protection Policy va
West Coast Life, one of the strongest com
panics ia America.
Tius splendid policy not only relieves your
mind of all doubt as to your family's future
welfare, but it aka cantatas attractive pro
visions for y ova old age. Accident and disabifr
ity features are likewise included
It will certainly interest you to learn more
abovAthisfamovis policy .Tnecotiponis below.
Send it today, before you forget
TS&sT Coast IiiFE)
7
jjS! Dotref Eirdi
ViESVOOfSt UvHNOJANCeCO.
fjfnllrmmi WilV.mil oWisutiwR on. 1RJ fart,
tend im mart utfurmauatu
ONE OF THE. STRONGEST COMPANIES W. AMERICA. .
ISICWSEIST
IF
; COLLEGE BOXEBS CLASH ON
MARCH 24 AT LOS ANGEV.ES
fBv Unite Prfwil
STADVOTtll VNtXEltStTf, CnV.
March 21. Memljers of Die Stanford
hnvlnir nmf wresttoe teams am work-
II. . ,., , tit
iriK out every uimii. ui viriwtnui'ii
rantctieR Willi the University of Sottfh
ern California to be held on 3rch 2f.
Nine hoxers and sf wresflerw will p.tr-
nnoTAii .. i n. .
era aces oulvr tbun that t TulnnVin-
Intr tmirner. It Is olBnnetl !. i
. ' . : . L . 1. n I Am.
ameti rluht in your twyv4. l'der aA "Z "! " '.'"
Ihe University or Calc,,,,,,. who. on r ,pn 1 ' Aw tC t
behalf of Ihe SU.h.irafrh ot Knsi mta-, j!1": v ta
sent of civilization, was a wilderness)11
lnhftbile.1 Viy primitive aborigines.
"AcrortHnu lo 1he trartirions hsnrtid! Vnn vo'VT lnwill w '
dnwn from cenlnries anil rentml-s . Vlnnt-l, Jv. seeder. 8M Viy Wliavton.
siTO by (he uneieril Voiils," ssi.l Vomit-) Wrtts".
muia, "Inr bavK in tlie ilislant npewi
there was a clvilW.allitri far In lie;
West vrooulily e.i tle American tfte.-',
tinent Iour liefore Kkv vt beeauie civ-;
liizeif, Klhotu.Ios(s have, teuiavked
a resenihliinco between the character--.
Isfcs rf fhe ancient f.Vypiians and
the American Indian. It Is by no
means Improbable (list Ihe tmerlran
Indian represents the degeneratt d
race of the anclfnt culture which ex-:
IMed on this continent. Certain South,
American Indians The Inras, for ex-
nrojile, who even at Ihe lime ot the ,
discovery of Ihls ronllnenl maintained (
a 1Kh type of clvilizntlon bore strlk-'
IriE resemblance to the Kcyjillans, not
only in form ami feature but In cus
toms. "So 1hat M Is MsWy prnViaWe 1Viat '
If tbe ArfieTlean eTicavalors wbo dis-
covered Tnlanlibam's wllb'
Its vast treasures, were te, dltc tWep, -ericiUKh
rltlit bere. le. the linlti'il State? '
they would, find similar ones."
Fluff TIues. Vlace vour nrilers now
i -o s1a1(s1lis for AuRiist ollmer. chief win ine niiniioru nun iins man
of Police of llerlieley, who lecliiTeil 1 1'hone 53.
I i i i jui 1IIHI.O .u , TniveTslly ct CallfoTTila
iur. net a r...t oome wirooKn our Ht,iPnts on crlmlnoloiy. FLOWER SHOW FOR SARATOGA
tine alltornla city, chosen becanse
it typifies other municipalities In the
University of Oregon
Girls' Glee Club
Stunts and Features
Monday, Aprii 2nd
Antlers Theater, 8:1S
Reserved Seals, 75c
General Admission 50c
lclaMifi,.d ad!t.
There can be no reason wtiy any
reader of this who suffers the to ' vnnr ,1 nmlA e t ibe rlnsslfled state, is supporting forKers, had check
Builders'
Hardware
Complete Line
New Corbin and Rua
Lock Seta
Heath & Milligan Paints
Pratt & Lambert
Varnishes
ftw 'Tiii-n ?imi1
PAtf JOSK. Calif , March 2t. Sara-
turea of an aching back, the annoy ', columns when the nn-Tva.let sot He. oass'-rs and other members of the loan. Hie little foothill town twelve
- ... .. . .. , ,1- n it, i 1. .t P.'HIITI HI KI'IK (llOllSSHH HI HIW rlH IIIHl'H WWII III lll-ll". Will rm 1 lllll
tuice of urinary disorders, Ihe paia ; lon in r-ert ie b..si n..v. .,,, fh,i. .., tt nn. v.
, and dangers of kidiie- Uls will tail to '
bced the words of a ncijl.bjr who
has found relief. Kead what a Uoao-
burg citiicn saya:
Mra. I. U. Bishop, SIS Fu'ilvrton '
81., says: "My Vltlneys troubled m
a, lot and I felt tired and run down.
to th N.-w:
daily In Ho
of bittuor.
-11' . .er n-ill
ri itie ridiin's
Hwin
witi
of O.f.? a (lav, fhe statement slioweii. i thousands of visitors March 24 anif 2
from January 1 fo jtprif f. f2if. the ( when ft will be the renter of the twen
1'irtl. lift i... a,.,i aa an lUmetr-tttlnn rtivrurtitiA Iv thlrel annual Kxntlt Clara vattcv C
- the criminals to the extent of 75.(XW, ( blossom festlml. It was originally
itch ruder said. planned In hold R parade and pageant
Mr. Srhrader's report stated: "Erenin San Jttse in rnnliinetion with the
DAILY WEATHER REPORT children are becoming proficient, tor) Saratora arllvliies, hut this Idea sji
. only rerenlJy nine Juveniles, ranging 1 later abandoned.
V. S. V.'e.Hlu r llurrau, local olf're from 12 to 16 years of ae, were ar-) An sddrrss bv James D. ybehin.
I had a continual dull ache across tiie Kos-bnrK, Or.r' n, S Lours tnd.njt 5 rested In one locality for flooding the j formerly a Vnlti d States Senator from
small of ray bark and bad no e-ie-r rn. town with flctlltlous checks written by j ralitornla, will open Ihe reli-bratli n
and could hardly keep go'.ug. blr
kidneys acted IrrcBuJarly, but read
P-e-ipitation In lj. and Hun-lredlVn. themselves and slKne.1 'Mr. llrown' or ) on March 24. His address will be fol-1
H.i ti'M ii inoi ta'nre yesterday M 'Mr. Smith' lev-n the Initials being i lowed bv a mii"lcal proirrain "by a i
1 . lu .,.'. i 11 i-.it.111 i.,l 1 nr.il llii, mi.ri.liiinU TiiiiMlv I rVinni. nf i.vncil ViiiTiilriut vnlrM SllTl - :
Rbot.t Iran's Kidney Mils and Usod" Vti . ipi'.n l., V,ii 21 linuvs .. .0 twik thi'se rhwka In naymt-nt for day aflernonn t'arrle Jacobs lVir.il.
T'lial tivei iji. lin e first niun'h 1"l var-dy, flashlights, etc. jccmpospT nf "A Verfert lty, will bi-i
Niirn.nl iir.-fir. for this munlh .. S.'.iS Virlhl-ss chii-ks are cashed In the, ( the acriYmr-nnls! when line cf h-r ',
it
r arnisnes
Kadgley - Zigler Hdw. Co.
one 25
them and (Ley heip d ut.; wondt if li
ly. A'he backache and tired, wortt
out (eeiir.g left and my kidneys iit
! regulated "
l'ric Ci'c, at all dealers. Don't
simply a.'k lor a kidney remedy -t
! ) Doan's Kidn-y 1 ilis Ihe Mini that
Mrs. risbcp had. Foster .'J.lbura
Co, M.'rs., Ujlfalo, N. V.
our novfiii
SV.it V If V. stTiVl.-s Vi'ASU
l).f from lh- wwkly
i al. tldaT. IWllet Wlttk,
wi.rry, v.a vvUlnn this
bviinis.
To'al mwip. I rum Sept. 1, l'i'l'i
t.v .'"(.. Z i .
Aver. i.'v in. t:-.. s t. 1. 1' ".
To-sl d- . T. fioiu Hepl I,
Avernuv n.i-cip fnt 44 n.i-1.
np Win. in 'U t.f.l 31.29
Toni'-iit fa:r Tli'.irs.iay ra n
larsrer cities more readily than In the, ( svii. will be Ten'-rd by the chnrw. (
r -.-;-1 communities. Mr. Rchrader's I Vrorrams will he rlv-n In a hnci- j
stati-tuent siiow.-.t. (open air nmptthentre adlotnin the f
o (town. The panomma, of more fhiri '
ft's eauv enomrn fo eorr a Joh of itdond acres of prune, apricot and at-
nrinii.ii;, Imf the real tef of a print- monit orchards in fult bloom attracts ,
cr l the nrlefnal (oh. flrlcinalitv is ' thousands to the valley everv year. (
the ptnrnn of the exrlu.tve (nh print- (nnd to extend welcome and no ptf.nff f
vvli.LIAil tit-l., OOaerrer. Ung department of (he Newi-Keview.'to these Is fhe purpose of the festival.
I
gj Jut call 73 jflj
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