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ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESOAV, JULY 29, 1924.
IMPORTANCE OF GOOD "EATS."
:
Formerly people used to cany on intellectual pursuits
.vi'.Loul ;:ny great amount of eating'. They were very sue-
tvssiul in holding lecture courses at which nothing was done
y
excci't to present a good speaker. Good oratory'and intelii-
jeiit itiscussion seemeil jii those times to bring an audience
regardless whether anything was offered to eat or not. '"o
day the "eats" have become a tremendous factor. If you
v.ant to get out a crowd to a discussion of some pulilic
tiieme, the chances of attracting people are greatly increased
if a "feed" is offered. A very large part of the lectures
and addresses of today are delivered in connection with
dinners anil suppers. Food does seem to have a very big
effect to promote enthusiasm. It used to be said in pre-Vol-stead
days, that it was the liquid refreshments that gave the
crowd the unbounded enthusiasm they often manifested in
hearing lectures that otherwise would have been considered
dry. lint a gootl dinner loosens up their applause very nice
ly. They might fall asleep if they heard the same talk in a
feedless gathering. IJut fill them up with a good dinner,
and their appreciation grows
women folks in their study and civic clubs. It is amazing
how a little tea and wafers will arouse their enthusiasm for
Tinetrv and civic ln'oiress. Thf nhilosotihpr mnv k.mv 1h;it
,, ', e- i r i-r ,, . ,' i
this shows a superficial view of life. Iiut the people who
are working for progress and good causes know how to use :
this foible, if such it is, to promote the interests of the com-
inunity. A few dollars spent on doughnuts and coffee may
mean the success of a movement that otherwise would die
of anemia. It is easier to sail with the popular current than ,
i; gainst it. ;
"THE LACK
Ti.rt ,.-,...,1 .,i .w.i.' : .i
the degree of confidence with
,. ... . , ,
the lirst note of a musical phitise. A poorly trained chorus
will come in feebly i;t first, and gradually gather strength i
as it rallies around its stronger singers. Iiut good singers'
...,., . , .,, fir. . , . i
will hit the first note with entire confidence. A jocose mu-
ideal director told his choir
ril'ln ntl.'lrlv ' I'lion nr.lintr llio
.. . . . . .. . .. . , . ,, , I
lits chorus, and remembering that it is jenp year, he added,
"You know if the men only had a better attack, there would
. . , ,i , ,, .. . ... ...
not Ik; so many old maids." home true things are said in
jest. Of course there are many young men who rush very
heedlessly into matrimony. Also there is another type who
hesitate long and weigh and ponder and delay. It is a nor-
mal thing for a young man
to ".0 to marry, and if he fails
majority of cases regret it.
.so many firls, they et .so nuien
society of women friends, that
fections on one. They pass up the joys of a happy family
life, and prefer aimless flirting. Others lack the faith iin
their own powers and resources that will encourage them to ;
take on family responsibilities. No doubt some men have
reasons for not marrying that seem very good to them, but
in many eases if they were rightly examined they would be
fnund to be illogical. Karly in manhood is the golden time to
establish a home. It is an extremely serious matter for a
man to let them .slip by without choosing the best girl of his
acquaintance and making her his dearest friend for life.
lUisiiii'ss sontimcnt is U'lter than thirty days iiko. C'un
.i(lt'rinr the usual niiilsuninuT dullness, eiinsuntiititin is well
maintained and seasonal demand should result in improve-inei-.t
in trade during the autumn months. Production has
l'cen further restricted in some lines and while there is no
hliortane of merchandise, it is felt that the time is not far
off when reduced .stocks will justify a higher rate of indus
trial output. The ny.ricultural outlook continues to lie the
largest single factor in tleterniininir the prospects for fall
iMlsincss. The wheat estimate
TKVUKI.Iuhi liusluls, IT.OHn.'MHi bushels ahove the estimate
of June 1. The clop is moving at a profitable price and
trade will be better in the main w heat-jrrowinjr sections dur
ing the autumn months. Tho lateness of the corn and cot
ton crops has deprived the July estimates of much of then
usual ;ihie. The outturn of both crops is yet a matter of
conjecture. The condition of corn on July 1 was 7. the low
est ever reported. With extraordinarily favorable weather
jmd a late frost the yield minht even j el be much better
than the forecast, but unfavorable weather and ah early
frost would probably result in the smallist crop of mei-
cliantablo corn harve.-.tnl in .-.
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A noie on social pi'iyu - r,
liiiois, there is a club of bu- iii.'.-con.-itler
community matter-:. Wl.
have mu li comtiiuiiity orj'an; -.ei.i
: ib'e in the majority of tin -i ti
'i !!ii i' once a week to consult e j.;;
that .m". fit is shown is pretty ;i
inn-; of i "..ii'se need to be son'.e'.hinj;
lail.s. Sm::.- peojile are always Willi
ii.-eiiss, but th.ey are tardy
Kne wlu ii '(.. pie meet regularly to loii.-iucr cotniiiuiiity
let'.-, the ;irit of action is stimulated.
Ine.
..I'rtnident anil Muuawr ,
Secretary-Treasurer :
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l ot) :
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iva
marvellously.
Similarly the
OF ATTACK."
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which a body of singers strike
that they lacked a sufficiently
hiimlmr r.f .imiin.'.'io,) I..i,liu ii
when he reaches the age of 25
to do so, he will in the great
Men , , ,
any fellows are intorosted in
pleasure out of a variegated '
thev cannot center their af-;
of Julv 1 is for a total i ron ul
.-.--.
'V.ll'ks tiiat ill tilelH'o", I',
men that meets weekly b
!e m'.-1 w i.ie aw ake placi
- n-.wadays, it is not pts
K. the business in. n to
'ii.' n alters. A tow n w here
e to aih atice. Such meet
I'v.i more than mere socia'
t 'ct toxelher and
jibo.it takiuj: action. Hut as
ma,
by The Newt-Rtvltw Co.,
P&Uw
pams
BY BERT BATES
GOOD EVENING FOLKS
Our Mayor
Continues to wear
Hit new suit
Deepite the abuse
Of his
Neighbors.
5 5 5 5
DUMDELL DORA THINKS
Old English is the gay ne
reads In this colyum.
M H
The newly Installed electric
lights on Elks Island rave played
heck with the spooners.
5 S S S
our prayer
"' Je,t'- the "y.'""""1" be
tint gentle sori
Not cutting, stinging, lance-thrusts
that will lort:
Not Oicken's sort of thing, not
Swift's nor Pope's.
Yet he who for a fairer world has
hepes,
Must he not wield the rapier and.
the quirt?
Only with love tic elusive smile
to court.
O God, who gave us this sharp
quirk of mind
And striving pen,. .. .teach me to
be kind!
$
The Ump. Chiefs will meet to
morrow night and grind their
corn.
S is' i S 19
The golf knicker epidemic ros
struck the village with much gus
to and Its hard to tell from one's
appearance nowadays whether
a puncr pmjci ui m "
diet.
S 9
The local wearers of Palm
Beach suits today denned their
neavy undies for a change.
S 5 ,9 5
The prune chokers win soon be
cTthe"'''' fVngredVad'an"ers,0'do
their apples on tio ballroom floor
l7,"0"haerdd.they'd mi"e Bd
s $
Stoo bad they can't inoculate
the human race and make a feller
immune from newspaper attacks. ;
i 9 9 3
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The insipid watermelons con-
. , .
un,e" Umpqua Valley variety
auwn m..n iva JHvinvv ..
hafta put a hoof and mouth ban
on the Pr0uc'
.....
Omigosh fellers, its time to pur-
chase ti-a winters wood supply
aBinl
9 9 9'
A feller out at Winchester had
to go down to the river yestiddy
eve and pour in a bucket of wa-
ter to keep a salmon from dying
c( thirst,
9 S
They tied a can on the town
sp"d cop's ribV a m-
If all tl5 piano players who
p'ayed by ear would get together
on an laiana ino wonu wvuiu
murh htstter to hV(S in.
be
the or
99
cay the
Pacific
"w'tJo'' f 0ld-d,afler8 nd
5
Joe Murphy is beginnin to perk
up as the school marm serson
almost upon us.
POME
A s'-ot of lootch
Will make you cringe
And lay in a box
AH trimmed with fringe.
&
I One of Sam Rast's ducks
Laid down in the mud
And the mud dried
On the duck at4
Sam be in
Kind hearteri
Threw the uck
tn ths pond
To wash him eff
And t'e
Dern thing sunk.
& i & s
Andy Mathews, deliveryman de
luxe, today sat down on a ripe to
mato in the se.it of his delivery
.. .h-
cart anH couldn't keep his mind
5 S 9
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"Wi-it this country needs is
colt.ir button that won't wear
green spot on your AcVim's apple
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RADIO
PROGRAMS
From Pacific Coast Stations
I Tuesday. July 29. S CO p. m.
Arlon Trio: Kll Mixed Quar
tette. Also on air at 1:3V, ,4:00,
6:1',. and lb.oo p- m.
Wedm .-!ay, July 30, 3:00 p. m.
Short musical program, followed
by address. 4 fo S:3o p. ID. Hotel
St. Francis orchestra concert.
llroadcasts also at 1:30 p. m. and
6,a";j,y 29.-8:00 p.m. "v-'m Mm a. tTjJat VhTtt j
Concert by Ueorge Webber Bi.dil(. So many different proposl-,
His oicbestra. Also on air at 11:30 ti have been put up, so many
a. in.. 3:30 p. in., 7:15 and 7:30 suKK. stions offered, so many
p. in. plans outlined, that the man with
Wednesday. July 30.-9:00 p. m.
Ciii. ert bv Weniiall Hall. 10:00 p. lil own pruno trees, so to speaK,; er U(, wi U8e crude ,n.es sinuy, anu in case the tern-,
ui. i;. Olils.-n s Metropolitan or- and can see nothing but Ideas. He Btead of Kagollne. Xhey will ; perature rises and we are in per
cl.estia. AIm. broadcasts at 11:30 doesn t know which limb to . capacity of 100 passeng-: 'ect aa occurs when we i
a. in.. 3:3'i, T.io, i:ju anu o:uu p.
Tuesdav, July 29. 8:00 p. m.
Scotch pi'ograiii, Ilroadcasts also
at
J: no noon.
1:1.0. 2:30, 4:30,
5:::o. 7; ijti. 1):imi and 10:00 p. m.
We.lne ...day. July 30 7:00 p. m.
Hu.ly Seiner's I'airmoutit Hotel
orchestra. Also on air at 12:00
noon, l:oo, 2:30, 4:30, 6:30 and
8:oo p. ni.
Tuesday, July 29.-9:00 p. m.
IliKhianii l'ark Six orchestra.
(J: 4.1 p. in. Aeolian organ concert.
Also on air at 6:00. 5:30. 8:00 and
Itcoo p. in.
Wednesday. July, 30.-10:00 p.
in. Hollywood community orches
tra. Al.-o broadcasts at 5:00, 5:30.
6:4;',. 8:1m, 9:01. and 10:00 p. in.
Tuesday. July 29.-10:00 p. m.
Art Hickman's Hotel Ilillmore
dame orchestra. Will also broad
cast at 12:30. 2:30, 6:00, 6:45 and
S:ou p. m.
Wednesday. July 30.-8:00 p. m.
1'rograui presented by the Hollen
beck Chanters; an evening of old
fashioned sonns. 10:00 to 11:00 p.
m. Art Hickman's dance orches
tra from Hotel liiltmore. Will also
broadcast at 12:30. 6:00 and 6:4.1
p. in.
liAlilO KKSli (Angelus Tern
ph l,ns Angeles) Evangelist
Aimee Semple McHierson, pastor.
Monday. July 27. Auditorium and
musical services at 10:30 a. ni.,
2:3u and 7:00 p. ni.
Tuesday. July 29.-3:30 p. in. Or
Kim recital nnd provram by Ksther
tlreen. assisted by Sarah Karcher.
violinist and
iulh Boeseh Wood,
sopinno.
Wednesday, Jlily 30.-2:30 to
4:30 p. m. liivlnu healing program
broadcast from Btidilorium Dy
.... ,,, m, C 'in i..
Annee .Semple Mcrlierson. 6.30 to
m. i tiiiiiren s
Kozy hour
program.
Why Not
Head J mill's Ad?
(A'ssoelated Press Leased Wire.)
WASIIINCTON, July 2!i. The
selling up of a political machine
for the La Kollette-Wheeler hide-
tl) hi, (.1)n,I,i,1
in nileiit presidential campaign is
mult'
present
pliiiiH of it .t Hpotirtors. be lore the
senators embuik upon an extt n-'
Hive speakiim program. Although'
thLs i. iay clt lay the start if the
stMM-t h-mukitiK until SeptemlHT,
lfadt'iH in tin movenitnt express-;
ed the opinion today that the plan i
would enable the candidates to
make more effective use of their
effort rt.
St nator LaFollette meanwhile ,
lias put off bin contemplated re-I
nun to .Madison. Wis., bin home,
as mi Wash intim he in rlnsi-r
oirch with tb' funetioniiiK of the1
new oraniation.
EFFDRTSDRQPPED
iniii,!
MX
SAI.KM., July m,i),vlsiiMt
tin- ia krrs of the nio'.t uu iii
uHtanie prune Imals to vliimuatp
the 7i p,.p cont clause and no
out alter sih'h BiKtiaturt s as may
be focured and organize r u : n-l.-ss
of the size ef the mt'itif-r-sbip.
does away with all id-a nf
securing toutrol of the prum- sit
uatittn in ttrt-ton this .ir
l iii oui: h eo -ope rat ives.
Two distinct ideas tinw r;:n
through the eo-operativo r.i;.k-t.
a: far as control b roncerni d.
The California asoctatien. win. h
the largest of all prune n-'.tn
tiona. has renrbed the v-- p-;:it
ihitniKh its manager that tin- r. .1.
son the assutiation has net . i.o
li. tier with it- prunes is
f utiori-'atii ' d aereaco mid
linn- sho'ild le fully '.tn j. r
otitr d i make (he ns.i.
pi ;tt-t u aily p rtrct workinn or
iation.
On I he oY,r hand s- u'::
is d'-.'iupjim here annum it
I- .ul n k tuen Inti re-it. -d m
K.i nio tli.it Mich exten-ivt
f ot Is uniH n-arv ami iVr
tlr:u ior (rt tun io-o;m i.im
dtt is to hatidl-- the ruft -
ini: to tliern as raindly ;:r p,i
.aid yt ibftn onto th.- m..
(in.i !. an t lit 'in ep ut a
t!if ci'dHir, and cloutt iVcrn
aids . It ejn'r.il!y .Mp;
f' :t itn- of tilt' btiT.'.-i i.,
w h' b in i ! i t a I ' d ium ?; t tic
(ri;oTi mewers was UiiliT-' '.t-in-in
t t h x rmvi in a
.n :t.f !ct)L'' It uf I :ne .
r:i '.at tbi'V war.t : i.d
.at
Mt
It
i ! v !).-,,! is t li :r i':on-' " : .
la re tt is all . rj to --'.,
f-T btrher narkot pr?c.,
th.it dne-n't Vity the tvoorr 1
ovi-r a period of a var or tv,o
itud whttt advuuev ar3 iujJi urc
o- ! WMVIK !
eaten up by picking costs aud
ucn expenses.
Those backing the locals, or 8'
least a gt"l percentage of them,
are reaching the conoluslon that
he locals must make themielvew
a proved success before they can
hope to get a 70 per cent sign
up. or even a 40 per cent sign
up. '
They believe that If the locals
can organize) on a small basis,1
murket their prunes rapidly, et
i he moner to the growers, and
have a satisfied bunch of growers
under contrai l, mai --
-rol will take care of Itself. tid
that other growers will rush lo
get In. ;
The situation as far as cooper-
,.,,..., ara concerned Is In such a
!he prunes is literally up one ot
rao. .i.l
Leaders in the plan to organize
tne uxais anu ...e e, u...so
beginning to admit that the Idea
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sequeuiiy I. ley "in opt.. j
thing as a failure as long as they
.. . .. pa,,,iihlA n.i.nlier of
Prune growers to sign up in the
various districts. i uey nuum
their Job will be to handle what
prunes they receive at a fair prof
it to the grower and a quick turn
over. They insist if this Is done
the future of the exchange and
the locals will be assured.
c
Eat Hazelwood at Wimberly's.
does the
on the
outside ?
because, in the days before
streets had curba, the gentleman
kept next to the traffic in order
lo shield bin lady from danger and
mud. Nowadays
Disinfectant
is Rcientific protection against the
danners In unseen perms and dirt.
1'uretest No. 6 Disinfectant Is
I ten times more powerful than car
i nolle acid, yet safer to use anil
I less expensive to buy. Use it for
! household cleaning, for bathing
wounds, for quickly killing pests
and odors in .house, cellar or
1 stable.
I One of 200 Pnretest preparations
for health and hygiene. Every
item the best that skill and care i
can produce.
Nathan Fullerion
77io HyxaZZ Drug Sfora
to Newport
famous
Seaside cIcsort
$8.65 to Newport
and return, sold Fri
days, Saturdays and
Sundays. Return limit
16 days.
$l6.25 to Newport
and return, sold any
day. Return limit 3
months, not to exceed
October 31, 1924.
Visit this old favorite
resort frequently this
summer.
ef k agent for
full information
Southern
Pacific
L B. MOORE
Loci! Agent
RoUburg, Ore. Phone 11
aT
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io rok-l-i
nisTinr, rvnrDT 7
nl.il lull LAI Lll I i:
hii in i linn r rrn i w
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CA-aocUt-d !' Leased Wire.)
VANCOl'VEK. H. C., July 29.-
England to Australia by crude i
oil burning Zeppelins type air
r y.em.al It.a tvnri ' '- -
ships In ten days Is a commercial i
poB11(blllty within the next two
years, according to sir Reltn
Smltn notea Australian aviator.
sjr Kt,Un gave , nU vlew. of
the rapid strides In avlutfon prior
, ., frnm h..r tn. iv fnr
a.th
.,,," PHi .um.rlor 1
'" of ,nvenl!on
n , gt eliminated the dun -
of nynK," .aid Sir Koitbi '
,.Two ,arse alriihp, tor the Kug-:
IttI.d.Auillrala and the Australia -
. ., ,-.... beln bult Dy vick-!
era. Tne first two uuut win oe
UBed for ODtallllng necessary
daa Defore tne actual starting of
etner ,ervlce b. tw0 01har alr.
ships." i
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Band concert Sunday at Bandon I
by the Sea.
(Associated I'rese leased Wire.)
LOS ANC.ELES. July 29. Po
lice, are investigating the discov
ery W Long Heach yesterday, of
a note enclosed In a bottle pre
sumably cast up by the sea In
which "Waldo VVaterhouse" des
cribes hlniBolf as the real murder-
... Ph.,M A r'l,an,an ha,.
. .-- i '
.asi oemuur ine ciuiie iur ,
which Jack Ferdinand. C.eorire
Geragac and John Sears have
been sentenced to hang.
Inasmuch as "Waterhouse
adds tn a post the note that" you j
will find me somewhere on the ;
ocean but not on the hottom." the i
detoctives are Inclined to regard
PREDICTS m
the missive as an attempt by some ing granted It appears that there
friend of the condemned men to i Is to be no slacking up in the pro
delay their execution by produc- gram. Permits have been issued
ine a confession designed to en-1 to c T. Patterson for r 13 isiii
courage a worldwide and time-
consuming search
dence.
for new, evl-
o-
Withln 3 hours you can now fliv
ver to Bundon by the Sea.
V
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I
A large crowd attended
health lecture at the tent
night on North Itose street,
the i
last I
and I
Evangelist Theumler said in part:
"It Is a popular Idea that when we
are 111, we must call the doctor
and get some medicine to cure our
infirmity. Disease hi not a mon
ster, as is thought by some of the
natives of India and ther aborigi
nes, which must be driven out of
m:a, w linn iuusl ui" uiiv f 11 uui l
the body by enchantment. On the
contrary, in the majority of cases,
ii.a.D i. h. .ha i,,Jrlt r..n. '
disease is but the imperfect func
tioning of the organs of the body
as a result of violation of physical
la To cure this condition we
need not resort to the medicine
bottle, but rather to removal of
the cause by placing ourselves un
der the most favorable circum
stances, in order that nature may
correct the condition.
"That we, may understand more
fully how the body really acts. I
shall deal for some time with the
funr-tions and action of the skin.
which is one of the most impor-
tanr organs nf the he,lv Wp nr.
inclined lO look at tile skin nu
simply an outer covering for the
.
Snapshots of a Man Thinking About the Heat
MOPS U'S rcKEHEro.fcLTlE.CTS
TH-tr ThCRC TlfilVf ISN'T USE
TRYIHi TO WORK IN KCAT 'JVE
TM.S eN3 MC?5 HISTCRLHEW
DI L'CHJS CMBAiCt,l.TM-.E-
M'.'NT AP A'O HIS TlOCthTS
WANDER It) THE r-'LE-S-C.KL'i
fcivs thd;e a a. ty.y
v.
1 1 X I I J
W L I L r
n-i tr r-':v:cA.'OL m cll
if ccf- fEArs. A.s cs;:r mn
MiO "O VrCKr.: OTKlNw.
i CM A DAY LliC This
SPECIAL NOTICE
The only kodak dni.hln, I
"Benciei we have in lne cj,; I
Roseburg Nat l nn . , '
where quality roc..o.g'
a. a, If -.
. -w -w
structures which He between th :
nurture Aa a . . - - :
sunace. As a matter of faet i,
an organ for the el!minaii,.J .
gUD8tanceii from ,he 'a"'n of
make, n of even greater' i;
, re.aler 'apor-
,.. ' 1,16 Wternal
-Thj t .jjr. of the body'
. duL , ,h. P'm' qulte
whteh ttkef liSel t f,vllt,ora"on
L .ui a ... ? urface,
tbe boT be-.
Jl. ' .8. lemPeiui e ris-
u Wann
tn9 blood vessels dilute and
u.e sweat maims secrete mois
ture on 'the surface of the body
Thus God In "Cursing the
ground ior, mans sake'
reallv
" "y making him "eat
uieau til me nweut OI nis face"1
! (Gen. 3: 17-19.) '
The subject tonight is "The1
Law of God and Its Blessing."
o
Watkln's Store 120 W. Lane
phone 177.
- ' ' ' ' That briefly teB,
A number of new building per- lues ot the Vk
mils h,,.. I...m,l .u.. V '
...... ..... - ..."v. UUI,IIK me lour ri '
past few weeks, adding much to r'r B
oast few weeks, add ne much tn
- , , ... , I Vnn
the yeRr 8 to,al- which has al-, J0"- now.
reauy set a recora ior the con
struction of new residences. The
first six months of the year were
almost double any preceding like
period from the standpoint of the
construction of new homes, and
from the rate new permits are be-1
residence at the- corner of Pine i ,ne cow.
and Snrln streets.: W. V I'han. ' ra( 0( Ifcf wkj
man for a ?14,0Ut residence in l i,h ,he (rest k
I.auielwood; H.- E. Wells, for a ' 't but (n, 1
$101) garage on Fullerton street; i , ' u ik I
G.M.Denton for a combination i or a 'Mi U0MI tkeluJ
store and dwelling costlnir S2.()ili) i "ie wroi( tin .
on Stephens and Waite; and J. H. i lh wedi of a.
Wolford for a $2,000 residence on ,"e iwaumii ira
South Main street. . i lan "f bona
o . I uiwhou tt w4
P.,..e lnh..r fnr sale '"r."' " "A
' , cnom HlKMBl
iMetz-rs. to file miatwi-
c ' ' 1 est Suptniiot Cul 1 1
A dairy conceBslon at Diamond j will br opeo4 Mn
lake is to be granted by the forest
serviee In the near future, and a
, - ,. . i 1 . i
j 1 'TBra"s area
I ."l .be0,n retel4el- A f,,
i Hultiililo for pasture of about 100
acres. bortlerinR on the upper end
of the lake and located on both
iilna nf Uil.,n ,.i.b li'ja l,nn ftp!
'.,,,. lhi. rua ,i ...io.l.le so.rm nrnof. ltW-4
I ani aajacent cnn be used for which may easily
headnuarters. Onlv one ncrmit Docket, have ifim
vi lli he isH.ierl and it will be upon season. They lit mM
the fnltnulnir hnala- I silk and WeUjh fK
rharee 50 cents ner acre annu- ounces. A handy J
nllv fnr tho aeon imitur ni.rnilt nlns also Of waterproof
the regular grazine fee for the to match the coal. Is
rnv. a nnd season crazed. This now well. This lia- r
! amounts to 'about 13 cents per ounces. i cr-s'
; head per monlh. cannot drip don
The area must be enclosed w ith featherweight colts w
L ,.& ..f rn.. ...., hi.. 1,1 the tn several de5'.M ;
I .imopi'luni- if nn.al ha newt ill RO-(cllllh. Wfall the
pe.inince and capable of bolilinK garments ("r "Jj
By oluyASWIU
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TSIINkS ftBOUT THE COCKS K
REiTAOfWM WHCPEl HE JU'
HAP LL'MCH - GOliV UIKTS CK,L
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STROLLS "D THE U'lfOCW C'lTlr
0MCt CV FINf 116 PW7H .'
KK, AtO bETS THE TRAVrC Cv
AT BoSY CCKNER EEiCW
THINKS CP A LCT Cr CTTHE1
war
McQure Newar" nl J,e
Mi
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For the
man
long J
TO VOL
'ANDyoUf)s?
Mprnitl.V
od. honest ,
ship. .
i Jng home liiim ul J
I ranch, refenwaiarl
i desired for uns r-i
i breed of con bfr o
milk amlcipiiiiitot
for unskimmed out ul
. fence and oum
' From the tppiirc
i the forest sen
i successful ipf!:n3i
Mi THi
New Furaitmtk
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