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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NeWg-RgVIIW. SATURDAY, JANUABV, 19. 1924. PAGE TWO ROSE.BURG NEWS-REVIEW lesued Dally Eacept Sunday ' ' . i t-rmlilenl and Maaaer SUBSCRIPTION RATES Uallr, P" y'' b mill- i..ii ir muLtba. by mail.. , Ijailr. three months, by roall- Daliy, eiiujle month, by mull n.n hv mrrlnr. per month Weekly Neweltevlew, by mall, P"- Mtrr m . a I pimns i lJS Br BERTS BATES .oll 1 I . (HI I DIES AT EUGENE wise credlte-1 In mil ('p'. of republication oi The AHorluxl FreM i clull entitled 1c .no to Yli lo?il " "."ox" "' AH rlbi. inured a. aond ctaa. lomil-r Kaj 17. IMft, U. ' KosoOuret. WHICH THE EVIDENCE IMPARTIALLY. G000 EVENING FOLKS With the Ump. ch'fs Meetln" In On end of town And the Pife and drum corpa In another The ol' village Looked like a Two-ring circus Laat night A conscientious citizen recently read soma aliarp attacks on ihe integrity of newspapers and new.sp;..er men in me univeu States, and it tended to shake his faith in the nincenty and euuineness of newspaper utterances. He submitted the! cntic . niH to a friend in the newspaper game. The friend looked them ' ver, and his reply was that some or all of the incident described Ly such critic may have been fairly reported. There are evils in everv form of human activity. But he added that if a man m Innkino- for evils, and fails to see and weigh the good things in any "I"! phase of life, he call make out a very damaging awiy "" , head on th concrete wan. mot anything. Every phase of modern society and business isj a reads or It would aeem that a little Dutch ueillg mercilessly aiwu. a .... y. j I Cleanser rather than rouge and pow- j der, wit needed to alter tha complex- OUMBELL DORA THINK8 Tk. cnur Hsrumtn of the Apo calypse were Buffalo Bill, Phil Sheri dan, Paul Revere and Barney Ooogie US n' 4nrnet ia wash the ring off the bath tub after you finieh tonight The its. were cleaned today making nipe-ehootin' a great deal better. ICS. "Irrigation ia a dam nuisance, tha salmon as ne mi Ion of the modern girl's thoughts. ADVICE When you and your girl are made one, With her you should, not fight; A husband's alwaya wrong, my son, A wife la alwaye right. Being a real American isn't a matter hears these attacks is often puzzled to know how mum oasis j these is for them. The statements made may refer to incidents that the ordinary person can not Hssibly verify. Then the ques tion arises, first as to whether such critics know what they are talking about; and second, whether they have candid minds that are able to weigh evidence impartially. Some people simply could not be candid if they tr.td to. They have strong precessions that null them in certain directions. The thoughtful person can generally size up pretty well the value of such attacks. If a man If ulrthp(at- ,t.f , matter of mental in r:inlid and fair, he Wll show UP both sides Of a question, anu make-up. show a disposition to weigh evidence fairly. If he represents ihat Home line of business or politics is altogether rotten, he is not probably capable of weighing evidence judicially. If people want to influence the public, and secure reforms in society and business they need to give this impression of candor, and show ability to give all due credit to people with whom they disagree, or their at tacks are apt to fall flat. 0-; ' Some farm organizations are protesting against caricaturing the farmer. They object to having him represented as a bushy whiskered fellow of the "Keuben" typo. They claim the modern farmer is a very different looking fellow. His work may make it necessary' for him to get his hands dirty, but when he gets his btoro clothes on, he compares favorably with any other business men. There are "hick" people everywhere. Vcu find a lot ot them in big cities, who look just as uncouth as any products of the remotest village. Many successful business and professional men are careless about their appearance. The "hick" type may prop erly be caricatured wherever it is found, but the impression should not be given that the farming element has any undue pro- 'co,d l( bad (nouflh t0 keep him out portion of it. - j of cn001- -o George W. Krone, of Melrose, dlod yesterday evanlng at about :3u o'clock kt Euituna litre he was taken on ThurHday for medical allentlon. He had been in Door health for several mouths and waa under the care of a DhvaJclan. and the early part of tnu week his condition beoame such that it was found advk-able to take him to UuKene where he was placed In sanitarium. Nothlnu could be done for hint, howerer, and death occurred last night, resulting from high bloou pressure and a complication of diHeaaes. Mr. Kruse Is welt known In this county. Kor many years he waa In business In 'Roaeburx, and about fif teen years ago "moved to his fine, large farm several miles west of Koaebur where he resided until tno time of his death. He was about 61 years of age. He leaves a widow and seven child ren. Walter, of Hoseburfc: Dewey of Portland: Lenore of Portland; Berta of lioseburg; Mrs. Vet Oliver, of Washington, now at home; Velma, of Salem, and Veneta. a student at Walla Walla college. He also leaves thrcv step-sons. Clifford, Clarence and Ray Mabley. The funeral services will be beld ou Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock, at the Baptist church at Koseburg. Rev Khodes. president of the Southern Oregon Conference of the Seventh Day Adventiat church, will officiate. Interment will take place in the -Ma-eonlc Cemetery. NEW LAMP BURNS 94 AIR Beats Electric or Gas A new oil lump Uiat gives amaz ingly brilliant, soft, white light, even better than gas or electricity, has hn tPHteH hv ihp IT S. Government If love ia blind then divorce musti d 33 ieaj universities and found be deaf, dumb and blind. (U be superior to 10 ordinary oil lamps. It burns without odor, smoke Th. .ii.tnr'. wife was taklno her of noise no pumping up. Is simple, The H, h". ",rJ clean, safe. Burns 94 air and 8 first trip with her huaband In his air- Qommon k,.roscnc (coa, oU). ,hl0, . ... ... The Inventor. V. M. Johnson, 161 "Wait a minute, George, sne saia,iN()rth Unon Aye Portlanai OTe,t l8 "I'm afraid we'll havs to go downifflir,ng to Ben(J a ,amp on i0 day., again." FKEB trial, or even to give one FREE "What's wrong?" asked tha bus- to ,ne (irBt ugr eacn locality who band. will help him Introduce it. Write him "I helieva I have dropped one of today for full narticulars. Also ask the pearl buttons off my jackt I 'him to explain how you can get the think I can see It glistening on the agency, and without experience or ground." money make $261) to J.,00 per month. "Keep your seat, my dear," said the aviator. lVAL NEWS : Her VaMenlay Misa Let a Smith of Oakland was In town yesterday afternoon shop ping and visiting. Ta Portland O. C. Baker left laat nlKht for Port land where he will spend a few days attending to busiueas. Krora Caiuaa Valley M. L. Brown and daughter. -Miss Bessie, spent a few days In this city attending to business and shopping. Here) Kor Week Knd Mrs. Myrtle Nelson who teaches In the Winchester school arrived in thia city, laat evening to spena me week end. Krra (.'rvalue II. A. I.lndgren who resides In Corvailla was in this city for a snort time attending to business matters. From Portland S. H. Brown, a business nn of Portland, Is spending a few days in this city attending to busme tera. Classified Section ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PAOB WANTED wan'TKD Clean tor Co. at CentraJJlarage. rags, Ed. Marsh Mo- WANTEDTo rent. 5. or 6 rru. house, A'VtrT. J t..,,.,.,ihle nartles. H. unrurnisneu. F. Moore, care M' "r""' .. . . . rr ... i . a wr.n.nn or giri iui eral housework. Mrs. Wm. P. Vvea ver. Myrtle t ret K. FOR 8ALE Dry 16 Phone 452 or 212 K. FOR SALE Used player pllno Sue each. Phone 370. t FOR SALE 5 nice pigs, ( Dig stock. Rt. 2, Box 40, Kowbl FOR SALE t H P. G. E. mot p. rieice, jiu J.trKJOn St that's Lake Erie." Darkneia covers a multitude of dis heveled coiffures in a theatre. As proof of the fact, watch how quickly a woman dons her hat after the lights are turned on. A boy considers a bad cold a good Moonshine ia liquid sunstroke. bi.ankb.ty blank verse I never could quite see. Director Hines of the veteran's bureau urges his subordinates to "find a way to render relief rather than to block or delay it," in dealing with the cases of veterans. In a private business it in. The cow it is a funny thing, ii .i.l.. i., .,.. ...... ..! if i e,.,ili-..,l ll,;ir ili.liiv Qui, unlika you or me. uniuiuy 1"'"" ' ' I" " - . how it does Just what it doea may do more naim to a concerns reputation man a uusuihe. m public work officials are often inclined to avoid responsibility by "passing the buck.'' The veteran who offered his life to the coun try and has sustained injuries, should have the most immediate and generous help. If he has few friends, and runs up against government delays, he may give up trying to get the attention he ought to have. Such a result would put the country in the lfght of failing to fulfil its most sacred obligations. o Some people won't be able to find the time to attend the com ing primary meetings for presidential delegates, but they will find tune afterward to criticise what was done. o Not every town can make a rapid growth in population, but i mover who tried it. very one can make rapid improvement in living and civic condi- $ $ lions if they will try. IB PHI CQSJUILLE mat. Tn Los Anaelea Mra. L. Young of Portland who has been spending a short time in this eitv vinitine with her sister, will leave tonight for Los AngelfB. A. 8. Chapped who la a resident of llrorkwav spent a few hours in Roseburg yesterday afternoon attend ing to business matters. Here Yextenlay C. A. Sandusky of Marshfleld was In Roseburg yesterday attending to business matters. Mr. Sandusky was registered at the Hotel Grand. yes and Mrs 11- A tonkins n,r,,, 1 " "v " " jr ti. HAY FOR SALE At Edi-nboi"5 chard tracts, rnone jsfj. .-vrrrvs;;-,--i.Tir.!' renairiuK. unibrei a.- i -v.-. -- - ,.-uie , cnara iracia. rmiue ;tf 3. "18; g1o; rerfr'hp7irw.Tpin.;F6R-SAi:E-0. A. C.'TiSirr automatic reels BhWe. cnlcUs. bl.,d u tay. PhoaT Keys mauo w ... - r,lr field and Montgomery, corner Oalc and Rosa Sis. Anna Kaiser. Melrose. -At WANTED Buyer for iiO tiers wood,. Ford touring car. Call 747 w.J . T" c:i hill. J2 per tier., ton St. or phone 421-Y. 24 geese fl each. 25 toDS hay at 4 i F0K SALP-StumpaenBrj less than cost per ton. 4 tullch , g0Oll awmill site. AcceuliuT, cows 2 heifers. Some farm Imple- tru(.k. s-miles east of ments. You'll tninit j"u " .," "i""111. "" Maka me a price. Renter for bwj p0R SALE;ew three tTolnl?- .,,i n.niiri! Inauire corner i ,..,.,- i-. n i-k u. ' aces bw" - A.ttv.w. - riit. Booth & Eddy. Millers Addition. about ive acre8. Can be w ; . iVFTia T riglit See It at Broadway's c..', I MISCELLANEOUS j irSALESmltn WILL SEW by the day. Phone HS-Y.j Puller. 2 horse rig. 60 feet n, Mrs M. E. Pearce. In. cable, complete outfit, M. ; ,, blom, Dixonville. 65 when In need or auu . . , A ,, " rj Mm. iarrlsn lln Mrs. T. B. Garrison spent terday In Roseuurg shopping attending to .other matters. Garrison is from Oakland. Gut eta of Umoaua Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Grieve, of Pros pect, were the guests of the HoteJ Umpqua last evening. Mr. Grieve the proprietor of the Prospect Hotel. Returns From Portland W. L. Carden who has been spend ing the past two weeks In Portland receiving medical treatment return ed to his home in this city last night. Mrn. Stearns Here Mrs. Georee Stearns who resides In Oakland spent yesterday after noon in this city shopping and visit ing with friends. When you or I do chew, We spit a time or two; But the cow chews without quittin And ever stops for spittin. 1fr Don't enpect the plums to fall Into your lap. You've got to ahake tree. If you want to be comfortable tn this world you've got to believe ome thingt that you don't understand. The Roseburg High School basket ball team left for Coiiuille this morn ing where they will mix with the high school team of that city In a game that Is expected to be a close and fast contest tonight. Eight men made the trip over to the coast city all ready to go Into the game. Every man on the team Is In the best of trim and the team is showing some real basketball this year. Co iiuille high leads the coast in the reason so far. holding first place in the coast league. The men on that team are said to he very large and a speedy aggregation on the whole. Coarh Larson, before leav ing with his players thia morning said that he expected one of the best the: games of the season next rrtday night when the locals meet the Ini- versity llitli team which won the state championship last year. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many friends and neighbors who ao kindly helped Men are ao funny. Chicago man who lw during the sickness and death of never kissed hla wife whipped a piano our beloved mother. The many floral offerings wer- greatly appreciated. Cl.AfHE WOOimi'FF, ' The t'mptiia Chiefs met last niiiht and set the date tor ttct tingnway from their sipiaws one nij;ht in each month during l'.'J I. o (let your hal in the ring-, Mr. Kluxer H J. A. Klnsor of Junction City is spending a few days in Roseburg looklnc after business Interests. Mr. Kinser is registered at the Hotel Grand. Mr. Havnea Her,- Frank Havnes of Klamath Falls is spending a few days In this city attending to business affairs. Mr. Haynes is registered at the Hotel Grand. To Medforil Mrs. M. A. Canady who spent the day In Roseburg returned last niBfit to her home In Medford. Mrs. Canady Sarff's Anto Wrecking Honse. REMEMBER There is no 30 minute parking limit in front or i rea Jones barber shop in the Terminal Hotel. LOST AND FOUND LOST Leather one-finger- mitten, near Dillard on Coos Bay highway. Finder please leave at News-Review Roy Cederstrom. T FOR RENT 4. . : FOR RENT Modern furnished house, E32 Mill St. FOR RENT Furnished Phone 246 So. Parrott. apartment. Incubator, and Newton oil btrl colony uiuuum. oum iur 9;$, p, 471-L or inquire 325 Mother sT FOR SALE A team of hTirsesTK; and harness; one Poland Chiuj, and 2 bows and 7 pigs, or, trade for Ford car. Waller Beiu Koaeourg, ijuoaing mass Kt FOR SALE St. ValenUneCz3 seed, of the beet home t-J strain, heavy foliage, extrt J neaus. careiuny aeieciea. c. Sheppard, Dixonville. I AM liuoiti.vu oroxrs for il chicks, hatched right. TittJ strain, S. C. White Leghonu,tJ by latest metnoa. rnce ll!jei Eggs for hatching $4 per 100.; Puckett, Canyonville, Ore. : : iron sai.k AI.I. KIXIis nsriJ FOR RENT-Safety deposit boxes, TREES. Also h.l Roseburg National Bunk. ornamental stck. Yes, I hare i trees on p'.um root. It will paJ to see this p'dqk. Derore you ) an order. R. L. Ellis, 'Nurem'i Rose St., near Cass. Phone V:, FOR RENT Furnished sleeping i room with heat. 311 E. Oak St. FOiTliTiNTModorn four room fur-1 niehed flat. Mrs. C. W. Clark, j Beauty Studio. Phone 212-J. FOR KENT lu acres. About 6 acres m apples and some sherries. 3 room j house. Barn and poultry house, j 24 miles from town. 1"0.00 pe year. Or will rent for $75.00 peri venr if renter will dig a well. At $150.00 per year rent will hire rent-i EOU SALE 8 acres by non-ra.1 FOR SALE Hay, wood aci : trees. R. L. Ellis Nursery !i Rose St., Phone 27F3. er to dig a well. Want to rent this at once. G. W. Young & Son, I'hone 417. FOR SALE FOR SALE Three real wool I'hone 4"i9 J. bats. Good house, barn, some Brunt l and berries, family orchard I plea , In . bearing, pears, ahl large- grape vinyard. About l'.'i from the So. Umpqua river. place has been sold for -now $2500. Free mail ,el : Helbig. 407 W. Cass St Ht4MM W 1 ARE YOU GOING TO BL ILD ? LOCAL NEWS . A unvK in lirwpnrnr.' Then look at Overlook Ad, III Inn rnul 4J 4 don't overlook the fact that some e Frnm tht. r.nct will return to this citv the first of T Yl nomea in nose. w . rJ. chandler of MarnMiM: the month to remain .permanently. D"r'' a,r,e, ,bu"1 or being built in , highway engineer, spent Fna this addition. 30 lots have been 4i Roseburg looking after business J Here On Business w tom' 11 nomes ouut anu a num- Luella Srhaefle of Indianapolis, oer or peautitui nomes are going representative of the Flying Squadron lo be bu'lt his spring. We are Foundation, is spending several days selling lots 45x130 for $550.00 v on paveu street with sewer con- necrton. We give a deed free and ests. spen In Roseburg. Miss Srhaefle is regie tered at the Hotel I'mpqua. of Portland, A wire gate is an iuiprovemi: any farm. Several sizes in Kd Wharton Bros. clear of all indebtedness. See X. , Mr. Hill Ho-e e Left Thia Morning Miss Atarcaret Mulkv. who has been spending the past few w o)e,eeaea4a) days in this city as the guest of Miss! lone Reibel left this morning for Losj Angeles where she will spend some Kh"re "" "Pend the week end time. Miss Mulkey wax accompanied; Wlln ,r nd and relatives. by Miss Reibel as far as Grants Tass Here For Week End- Roland Schwartz arrived TTlMIIIItI.I.T.T.TOW.TTTTJ . nns arrivea m Kose- y burs last nlsht to spend the week end S wl,h hls Parents and friends. Mr. C. H. Hill who resides in Euge rived in Roseburg last evpil spend a short time atti nding M 1 ness. BYRON WOOLUtUFF, C.I.KNN WOOl'Kl'FF. MRS. MAUDE NEWMAN. JAY WOOIiHlFF. MRS GARRETT TURNER. Ye ed. believes equal chance in the world should 'Je given to thoae born with a allver apoon and those born with a pick and shovel In their mouths. .-J- .Nl. .- . J- J- I New Taxi Service Ashley Tabor -out.' said the employer, -are youh, ,.,, , tMrA mtermt in an all-around man-a thoroughly Tx S1n() ri,one 85 loc at UieiS trained mechanic?' Grand Hotel liurber Shop and wishes ,v" "Oh, yea.' the man aaaured him;j (0 Hnnolm,.w lh.tt he u now opera-jS "for six yeara I had experience at the,,.,,,, .... . -iunriinn with A i Fold worka" ,h. ,n. ..nii ( niinlrv trim a W "And what did you do there all that, speojHltJ. ! VTT.fX8 "Well," aaid tMe man, "I screwed on Dealer Here J. H. Graham, Hudson ard dealer of Portland, is spending M days in this city looking ana" ness Interests. Pear Folks: When country lads cunie into town they're awkwar they'll .shy. They don't Knew how to ga ahoiit. they don't know what to buy. They're d.i.-..led liy the hnlliancy of things that loxk like trhl. They're ju.sl like land's whove wandered out aw ay irom home and fold. They think the cily lad is w io, they iiii vel lit his .skill. They hesitate to make a break and so t'leir ti'Mues ale t.till. They wish they knew Ihe city ways, they feel tpiite out of plate, and jet of course they tio their best to keep up w ,:h the pace. When city lads jjet out of town they're awkward and they 're .shy. They don't know what it means to lie beneath the open sky. They think the country lad i- wie, tliey marvel at his skill. Tluy hesitate to make a break and so their toques are still. I'hey visit they knew the country ways, te ways to lih and It . : . I . the way to tell the birds apart, the t,i build ,t punt. Thev watch id at w ol k and t nut 467." SOUNDS GOOD ON PAPER i A pedeitnan vaa confronted in a Jilul Ctrk alley by a holdup man. "N.vd over your money, or I'll blov your bran out.' wji the demand. 'Blow away." wn the calm reply. "Vou cn hvci In New York without brana but you must hava money. When tha book agent begins by av Ing the vork ii offered only to the cut tuied few he neeat only pomt out the dotted line. Hnr form aa trim and ahapely. She walked with wonderoua grace; I atmost fell in love wtth her L'nti! I i.tw her face. VHS' lv B4 A Schwartz is attending the Oregon Ag- g ricultural college. ?' 1 e On Business ? A. M. Beaver, representative of the g Oldsmohile Motor Company, of Port- & land, arrived in this city this morning g to ppend a few days here altending to A business affairs. A S From Myrtle Point The Way to Her "IWiir H. L. MeKinir. who resides in Mvri A Point, is spep(unK a fpw dllvs , rosp. g hnrg. Mr. McKing is registered at A the Hotel Umpqua. 1-cft Ijjki Night Mr. and Mm n v t,--a ri.rtbinil h0 b ,., mi weea in this city visitiug A th at the home of Mrs. A. K. Decker.! l-'.t wst evening for Los Angeles I H uie in-ena to lucate perman fntly. Lr,riP uiuv .rrrun CCDUirca The tind w Inter camp meeting beirg gj conducted at ihij local S.tlviO leu Army hall ttlll coiiiimies to be ol Inter wt to many who ;oi.itd Iho servle.") every g nithl. The song service and t"ull- Ai mony meetii ts have proven an nttmc- g thm In tlieniM Ues giviu.t an added A euro and spini to the preaeletig of ... , A the gospel. s! l ilt, way to win her. The sermen civen at laet Iliih.'s Jl X L r A meeting b Fr.-lgn Stack ... taken S her one ur g from the ia.. of that arch traitor ; attractive Engagement S Mr. Itrvant Iaie aolil his Chni: iiuo bis nemi haml: ZT Z I did aortment of varied out aeneum. h, fr in, pleaure. e: t'htk.t into tli then'M-he o Meetitus It a m :' .'. uhieot fur t-. From Sacramento C. W. Hammond who ii mil by the Southern Pacific comr Sacramento is spending seven: . in Roseburg. Myere sivrav outfits. fronH'1 DuniD un to larce cower o"1 Wharton Bros. Mr. Mataon in Town Gilbert Matson w ho is a rH Marshfieli! arrived In KosrtOF night to spend a short time i" 1 ing after business matters. Home Foe Week End f'liff.,rrf trial, lu who i H'l the Oregon Agricultural eWJ Soendine Ihe week end iD a'! ! with friends and his parents. ... C. Ul Enrf Chester Morcan altivi 'l ID u J 1... -:.. f-...,..0!li to 5Py .m.-, .hi A.... -- week end with his p.ir-H can is attending O. A C. 2 Rings. We carry a splen- ? "n''t and children of !) , . r . ? ' ho have been D,.n.lln- thl . -. T-. ,, r.u weeKs In Rusebprg and Morris Newland arm V rr'linl"i? towns left lust evening! laat evening to spend t: i"r s.iti Francisco where she will this citv. Mr. Nei.i:i desiKTls and atonea 5? ,. . A Ml at moderate M as trailers hiso. iiiose j ,,...v f,i,nilA hti4in,4 9. ua. have put their a" Bl moaerate prices, . ,iicar.i and taken unto Consult her first then 1, r f.od's. 4 f V . 1 be held tov.iorrow at J consult US. S . ti.Sti and 8 p ni. Tne A, J vmrrow night's airmen V g pnn a week or ten davg VU with friends. Morris Newland Here I t I- X 1 1 rrl ,'d LQ R ' :ew I ,h.. rvr A,-i,-ii!l:lial C'orvallis. will be "In.l.'A i-:on. r. Ilaliey es Kjt A ' l"' Minnesota, whore he will at 5C ,! '." ,'""in''" matters for a short A l,v ,H f,:rn ;olnf ' his old home - i era ny. pr- NATIONAL GUARD . .'- n.l,T tegular drill ever n m .ham Poertlit!t iLVit'- . . i vi v t.- v.MISTEK- o 5- I " O-ba as, 1 t I PL f 11V. I r f ! 1 i 1 Oivorc. Gr,-t,o- S BUBAR BROS ': "IN nto,;d,': NOTICE TO.?LECTBi.. course lliev u.) iue:r nesi to i.eep i:p v ,'i,. n. tie. - ,, w-rt t.ii;..v. was arantru i m- f -'-' v i-rer.ai bnalnesn a"a.rs nH nt suwtna S country ho.s be not ashamed e:,y street. ,.. .h.Sr VTXT JEWELERS i Current will i.u iii.hu v e."r a.i'uuu, m (,ia.i.' i ., u i.uiv. u vuv - seiiton. an. i .. awaruist ine u.ree ogeb ra - A 7.. ' w i org to Palm Reach 1!CI, from a , ' lads, be not asham.tl .vaUM voil'lV vou'itrv shv, but use vour Vi i,:i..,n , rue at ci'.oad pti.ee and tutedv of two minor child! en. A u Oregon A Morl,ia ,nd will nturn to Orecon hv "fleeting all territory ' , . ,,.-.',., , ' I'v -a e t. A.t o.u piuv before ou, Me tvpi tiled bv Attorney K. US JJ southern route. He ep,cts to cheater St. in North l"'5' tonjrue and when in doubt. j',i-.t sk the u.iMia hy. ui, Uiok Iwh.n-ie. WTK.KOT.l.w.M.-v.'vJ voX?" ab"u, ,t"" 1,r tub c.m.ikoknia ..aa.aaaaa. ".nun. j I'OWtK t'OMi-"