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Newspaper Page TextSIX ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW THURSDAY. JANUARY I, 1925. What New Prospects? The prospects for the spendthrift, gambit r and unwUe inventor are not very InvltiDK. nut those of the Haver and safe investor are vry bright. Give every wpare dollar the power to urow at inttr(tt uy tie po.iiiiiiK rKUlarly with the Hone burg National Hank. 4 Interest Piid on Savin (,t Accounts. The Rosebmg National Bank Roseburg, Ore. InveHtlKation, examined 46 prlso-! made 26 lunacy exauiina.- e rMuced 2 fractures, 1 dis-! and had two obstetrical t ca.-ifa and 1 fractured hip. . Administrative I nit The health.' officer travelled 1-1,25 miles in ! IoiiKlas county, had 145i telephone calls, put in tM0 office hour 8, had i4 oft ice. conferences and sent out 207 letters. 1 The total expense to Douglas (county for the Health Unit was Work for Post Year Reii3,oi-Mf out of au appropriation of 14.424 returning to the county W. C. BELT. WEALTH UfJITis? FILES REPORT REPORT mm counted in Annual Review by County Physician. MONEY TURNED EACK Unit Operates Under Bud get Allowance for Year and Balance Turned Back to County. Mr. Campbell Here I looking after luminous intorests Anions those to arrive In Rose-1 While here ho will be a guest at burg Wednesday from the north, the Douglas hotel, was C. A. Campbell. Mr. Campbell Why buy an open or semi Is a resilient of Portlund, and will ,open car. Why not a Hudson or an bo here a few days visltlne and Essex Coach? 1 Dr. V. C. Belt, county health iofflcer, and head of the full time BUILDING RECORDS SH 0 W STEADY GROWTH (Continued trtrai page one.) high school building. The Douglas National Bank building is to be remodeled, in fact, almost rebuilt, at an enormous expense, giving one of the best quipped and most beautiful bank buildings on the Pacific coast. Plans are being made for a big garage near the auto camp grounds. The Roseburg News-Review is plan ning on the construction of a building to house its newspaper and job printing plant, and expects to start work early in the spring. These are only a few of the building projects now in view, and 1 925 is expected to far surpass all previous years. One thing can be pointed to with pride, by Roseburg, and that is the steady advancement of its building. A survey of the past five years indicates a steady, irresistable, growth, each year slightly ahead of the last except where one major project has 1 brought a sudden jump. But in all, considering business and residential building, "the growth has been very satisfactory, as shown by the following table, giving the monthly and yearly per mit records: 1920 1924 1923 1922 1921 January 13,525 1,025 11,550 5.207 Feb : 17,650 22,370 14,700 5,000 March 19,550 58,475 29,500 13,000 April 38.260 40,835 15,900 7.650 May 1 1.575 12.725 158,710 16,100 June 28,015 6,525 21,750 12,000 July 28,340 - 12,990 17.300 6,400 August 19.025 38,625 10,575 8.000 Sept 33,826 18,855 14,150 10,275 October .... 29,060 19,740 12,160 15,635 November 10,950 13.840 6.115 15,635 December.. 68,000 33,705' 2,450 13.455 Total 317.776 279.710 318,860 126.380 117,610 The monthly record for the year 1924, showing the nature of construction, and the money expended for different types of building, is shown in the following table: Business Garages Alterations Month county health unit, has completed the report uf the organization cov ering: the period from ten. i, 1921, to Dec. 31, 1924. This report whleh Is made to the Stale Hoard of lleallh, covers all activities of the unit and shows the work that has been accomplished. The com pleto report is as follows: Douglas County Health Department Annual Report This department was organized February 1, 1921, with one full time health officer, two nurses, and one office assistant, a stenograph ep. Little time was lost In organiza tion and survey as the unit was confronted with numerous epldem ics of scarlet fever, measles, and illptherla throughout the county. Id Raining control of the epidemics a survey was made for future needs. Douglas county embraces nearly five thousand souaro mlleB of tern tory, extending from the Pacific ocean to the crest of the Cascade mountains and about one hundred miles In length practically the size of the whole state of Connecticut. There are ono hundred and forty two school districts in the county. It is a two or three days' journey from Hoseburg to some of these districts on account of the roads. in some Instances it is necessary lo go out of the county and come back In again. ContagloiiB diseases were widely scattered and several months were required to gain control. The num ber of contagious diseases reported during the first five months were 29. and 68 the last five months. The physical examination or school children has so far progress ed that 90 per cent of the children have been examined. Goitre is not present In Douglas county to the extent found In tile Willamette val ley, but several well defined goitre belts were discovered and louine tablets given ill the schools. '1 he stimulating effect of physical ex amlnation aroused the Interest of parents and many children were taken to their family physician or dentist for examination or correc tion. Douglas county, being pierced bv the Pacific Highway for over HiO miles, contains about one-third of this highway In Oregon. Many mo torists find In the county convert- PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 1. The year just closed has been a period of achievements and the New Year opens with promise of prosperity, in the opinion of many representative Portland bankers, manufacturers and shippers of Oregon products, quoted today by the Portland Telegram. "Optimism prevails among businessmen generally," says the newspaper, they cite that senti ment Is of tho kind that precedes prosperity, Confidence In the futuro Is es sential to rapid Industrial and commercial progress and this element Is not lacking. A. L. MIUb, president of the First National Dank of Portland pointed to the exceptionally sa tisfactory outlook for the lum ber Industry and the Improving position of farmers, wool produc ers, fruit growers and producers of other commodities In Oregon and adjacent states as a reason for believing that prosperous times are reappearing. Even the livestock Industry Is beginning to recover, he believes. The lumber industry of Ore gon and Washington will forge ahead more prosperously In the spring, believes F C. Knapp, president .of the Peninsula Na tional Dank, who returned to Portland recently from an ex tended tour of the middle west ern, southern and eastern states. Ho studied the lumber markets and reached the conclusion that situation. Larger Cannery to take care vf ri 1 1 I !ot aU kln"s or Fruits and Vege ii II U L. tables Committee from Cham ber of Commerce put on stock ninTT llin lnK campaign and disposed of l S L I L fi II ': $12,000 worth of stock, making fO, I I lin It possible to enlarge plant and I IIUl I UilillPut all activities under one roof. Chamber of Commerce Shows Action on Sug gestions of Members. MUCH WORK IS DONE Secure Agricultural Survey of County County Agent and For estry Department are doing this work. Show Moving Pictures to the Tourists Found expense too great under 1924 budget of the CJiamber. Secure Bridge Into Umpqua Park Iload is no-v being built at base of Mount Nebo Into Ump qua Park. Macadamize the .Highway to Dlxonvllle Investigated this matter and . found considerable sentiment In favor of paving this Report Shows That Organi-j piece of road as soon as possible. zation Has Met With Success in Efforts on Suggestions. STARTTHE NEW YEAR RIGHT JERSEY MAID BUTTER On your table today and everyday is the way to do it. Ask Your Dealer for Jersey Maid Douglas County Creamery Phone 340 Tlulld Scenic Road Around Hole-hls nf lha Citv nimln.e. District Ilelleve project Is feas-; ei 11,8 on tne subject, Ible but It will be necessary to have more homes built In dis trict, which will create a de mand for this scenic highway. Seciim fflntft lHwh TTntr.hn.-v a. Winchester Director Lloyd; ucr ldeas on tue "Object. Crocker of Hoard of Directors Work for a new Court House to learn tho wishes of Its mem-1 "?"""" mauer. 1Q18 18 "1r"' "' to public n,"js nave Deen maoe. nanus oi me luuuij t-wuu, iuc uuu During the year 1924 the Chamber of Commerce desiring, bnrship regard H. Vclzain was In this city for Make our Schools even better a short time yesterday. Mr. Vel- and secure plenty of room forjzain Is a resident of Marslifield, the Pupils Interest in new and was here to meet his wife who High School building and bond1 has been visiting their son and issue sufficient proof of Cham- daughter at Siattle for tli3 past month or so. Mr velzain forme.-ly resided near Roberts Creek, and is contemplating moving back In Ihis vicinity. hands of the County Court nuestions. and feeling that sug-l .'""? ouniy Agent to enuratei 1.01111 y uuasn wuimm.. gestinns from the membership, tn, carmers to farm profltahly the -taxpayers League, would be necessary to find out Chamber of Commerce stands! City Ownership of Water and theso wishes, a ouestlonaire was J03'1? at any time to assist in Light system. It is not believ sent out, and altogether nearly th:a matter. Rnw Products Com- ed that city at present time sixty suggestions were filed with mittoe 1925 wl" nave thlSj could afford to take over owner iiio' Kncretnrv. These suggest-! wTk In charge. shin of water and light system. , -i.ii.i a ,.i. Secure Lower Rates for Light. AIH In securing Fren Camn sttarted on all ot them. Some of Tower and Water These rates, is a matter wholly dependent up- - them it was Impossible to nc- "', , - ' . v"'"-;on tne wuy uocucn. compllsh. some of the activities iV'T ,i . . T ye"". a"i Have the Postmaster put up belonged properly to other or-j,,nd that tendency all over tate'ma box(B at eat. end of the ganlzatlons In the city, but a f"r rsh(ir,Tat; ace"ant f. Depot Talked with Postmaster ! large number of the suggestions, , ur.iuucm, j March regarding placing of were handled hy the .Chamber: w?rk mad? ycessary by lncrea9i boxes . Received promise of results. It Is there-! . r? j " Jr. ,,! early Installation. DR. DEAN B. BUBAH HI-rojIKTHIHT Specialist in the lilting 116 Jackson St. with fore good rith considerable pride that Council; Wrote Postmaster fore part of of ln- orked. especially in view of the' ??.mmer"? ls ,n entire. Wnpathyi Hoxes were Installed. fact that another questional j . . ana Work for Railroad east and has just been sent to the wm-! l " " " " Kl llmei west through Roseburg Trans- the Chamber of Commerce at' "nd he. ".. y 'th the old July , urgjng instaiiatlon this time Is privileged to give an'r.dm" b" "i P" boxes. Received promise of account of how the questional r Uty, "7 Tne. Cnam,,er f i stallation an dearly service. hershlp with tho view of finding out what is wanted for the year 1925 bv the members of the organization. , , . ',, r V?.'. !iatM sings on Pacific Highway in the "K on Perishables Efforts being County at once. Wrote State "no made to hold rates down to pre-; Highway Commission asking eeijsent basis, especially in regard to oariy action.' January 1,500 February 2.100 March 9,000 April 17,000 May June 3,900 July 250 August 3,000 September 8,800 October November 6,000 December 65,200 r,.... n-J CLjr Ti leill mopping lutiri-a. y hiim- i-.ni. Buildings Residences Sheds Kepnira I otal ,of the tlln0 of the i1Puh officer Is 8,750 15,250 9.900 20.000 10,500 21.300 27.000 13,525 21,500 25,700 4,500 2,000 775 300 600 910 625 2,015 1,090 2.450 2,126 3.360 450 800 2.500 50 350 450 800 50 1,400 13,525 17,650 19,550 38,260 11,575 28,015 28,340 19.025 33,826 29.060 10,950 68,000 Total 116,750 179,925 15.501 5.600 317,776 The Liberty Theatre BIG SPECIAL HOLIDAY PROGRAM LAST TIME TONIGHT MATINEE NEW YEAR'S DAY A Glamorous Dramatic Triumph THE MOST DYNAMIC ACTRESS ON THE SCREEN IN THE FINEST PERFORMANCE OF HER BRILLIANT CAREER I A Thrilling Drnma of the Nile FROM IZOLA FORRESTER'S POPULAR BOOK A NEW STYLE SHEIK IN "THE CAFE IN CAIRO" Also: The Fables: "Jolly Jail Bird" Also: "The Tow 1 Topics" Also: Screen Events: "Broadway Bcnuty" This special holiday how 25 eta. for adults and 10 cts for children. taken un In the summer in In Hpectlmj then camps anil workiuK for better (military conveniences. The water tmnplleH of the v:irl ouh towns In the county and their Hewer systems have been carefully tone over ami many recommends lions for improvement have been carried out. The iiiHpVctton of tho school houses has shown that tho major ity of the schools lark proper sani tary toilets ami are supplied vit:i poor or doubtful drlnklnK water. An effort will be made dttrlriK the next year to secure proper uanltary conditions in the schools so that they may act as centers of educa tion in sanitary matters . to the rural population. The follow up work of tho nurses In the correction of physical de fects has been very effective In all ways and the awakenlnc of public interest in sanitary health matters has been everywhere evident. The press of the county has nlven un stinted support, us has the entire medical profession. The work of the health unit may be demised as follows: Vnlt of Quarantine and Kpldeml- olotfy 3;X cases of contagious diseases were reported, XV2 quaran tined, and 327 released. IS pre mises disinfected, 12 Investigations held, 2 typhoid Immunisations Riv en, and 22 dlptherla immunizations made, I'nit of Health Kducatlon 31. lec tures and talks Rhen to 1419 peo ple by the health officer, 411fi pieces of literature distributed. 1,12 press articles printed, and 9 ex hibits and demonstrations held. I'nit of Sanitation InO general Inspections made, H dairies In spected. ft water supplies Investi gated, -14 sanitary Inve-itUatlons. '2s nuisances abated, and sewer ordi nance parsed at Ueedsport. Tuberculosis I'nit: A. T. IL clinic held In Itosrburn; 2 cases sent to I the State Tuberculosis Hospital; I and fi.'t tuberculoids calls made by ' the county nurses. I Infant ilywiene I'nit: 12.1 nnrs InR calls made; 41 prenatal calls; f 12 maternity calls made by the) nurses. 4 preschool visits and 172 1 Infant? visits. Four be. by clinics j held with IIP In attendance. I I'nit of Physical inspection of j School Children 4i'22 Inspections j of school children for contusions j disease. S5ns pupils cAnntlm'd for physical defects. :t pupils excluded ;i7i defects corrected. I M health i into nnrtnili.n r'mnmltrua In lU'lC Kncouraee Local Producers toi,n. na..A m ao nr Specialize Raw Products Com- rhoif Onvitio. jjnittee for the year 1925 will: Aek State highway Commia- IflflVft thin Tnnltor in fhnran . ... " iresllon first belntc stnterl then the notion that has been ' ' " I" " '"r lo? lc,nK "roecon.i Vork will start very soon on Securo Morn Farmer Settlers j asked by railroad companies. j Overhead Crossing at Oakland Worklnr Vomitatntly with the: Open New Markets for Pro- cut out all Outside Advertis T.nnd Settlement Tlenartment of nrts 0f the Umpqlia Valley in vi,ro iii,-Vo ti,:. ci,i.i demand for the forest products Oregon Rlnte Chamber of Com-, K"ort to make the Seottsburg- i,e handled by the Umpqua merce, Bud have sueceded in se- neeosport nignway passaoie tori chiefs or the Merchant's Asso- enrfnff nearly HQ new settlers In i" win "pen uimuirr K""", elation. 1924 , marset ior products OI tne imp- Ask the Ciovernment to offer! qu2 Jley Proper v. .ri, it,. 1 Secure Ladles' Fest Ttoom In nua for Sale Ilelleve this c-' 'J8 M"te' J: City Council to handle, Hon should await railroad con strnctlon Into the forest. cooperation between' all th ' ' ' . ,v" t, iMerehants of the City This a holiday and bury them Jn-: hB nce yf th M ther a erewsome request. buth-vii. a. i bone irifliienee of the Chamber: 0et ,n , , f has helperl out com in changing, heM rimhpr knockers Into boosters. I merce Published list Secure Additional Fire Appar-: Hshments for first 6 ntus for the City City Council 1924. ordered H4.000 worth of new! Report of November DR. H.C. CHURCH OPTOMETRIST EXCLUSIVE OPTICAL SERVICE , Perkins Building Phone 81 Second Floor Roseburg, Ore. of the PaclflcNorthwest through out 1925 will be exceptionally strong and that prices will be profitable for producers. o To you know The Hudson-Es sex Coach Is the largest selling six cylinder closed cur in tho wo. id? Why? Mark the streets and number the dwellings throughout the City This is a matter for tho of is X NZW TODAY t INVENTORY TIME Now is the timo to take inven-to-y of your Insurance and see that vou nre properly and ade ouateiv protected tor the coming year The worlc of a lifetime can be wiped out in a few minutes by fire. Why take a chance when for a comparatively small cost you can be protected from finan cial loss as a result of fire; MASOHIC BtOO. ROSEBURC. ORE Itoseburg FOR SALE Gearhart knitting ma of Com-! chine, good as new. Address of nccoin-1 "Knitter", care News-Review-, months of WANTED Girl tor general housi- work. Phone -tnfl-R nr pull nt ft!3 192 N. Jackson St. 7th. Any one receiving fruit trees ' FOR RENT 2-room furnished apartment. 119 West Lane Street. Gas rnnge, bath, toilet. Wash room. Hot and cold water furnish ed. $23.00. No children. G. W. Young & Son. Phone 417. CHOICE Bronze, toms, big Tou louse geese. Brown Leghorns. Rarred Rocks, Huff Orphingtons, and Dark Cornish cockerels, prize birds. Team to trade for cattle, a few Poland China pigs. E. A. Krttse. Ropeburcr. Ore. i enninmenr lldtaj f..ii,n. 1 1,. i ... Sec.re a Cold Storaee Plant1 of benefit to Roseburg and Don- u Buzz saw outfit with for Fruit and Vegetable. glns County. Secured over60 I'- ras engine cheap. O. D. Fruit and Vegetables in 1924 additional members for Chamber Thiel. oncalla. Ore. or other nursery stock shipped i moved out o' county so onlckly since Mnrch 1. 1924. I LIQUID LIME SULPHUR spray from points outsldo Douglasl -olrt storage plant aid not, Advertise the Resources andi tests 30 Beaume. Made nt Suth- County should examine all stock i noon to be necessary ns yet. j Vacation Possibilities of Douglasl erlin. Buy from local dealers, carefully before accepting It in! Ptillrt a Natatorlum Corn- County Have Issued several) Umpqua Valley Canning Co., order that no frost dainogcdanv was organized, but survey pieces of advertising literature1 Itoseburg agency. trees mav he M il for. . snoweo ir wnnin not oe a naymg during 1924. and 48 rages i u n. .-i.,, ik. ni ...nnii.n. .. nronnsltlon until citv was lartrer. I ntrntorl l.nnlrlni nf rn,miv n-tu ua passed it Is very likely that somo Completion of North I'mnqna Issued during fore part of 1925. nursery stock was badly damag- Htghwnv Mohllled members of 15.000 copies being ordered, ed in other sections. If extremo; Chamber "t Cnnnnercn. Rotary, Encoura.tro Industries that will care la not cxeclsed by the pur-idub and Kiwnnls Club snd cnl- build up a Dinner Bucket Pa- -1 ...... ... . nn r,.,t.r Pmirl nclrlno- ll.nl -n,ln ".T A T i iIIHneiH, some 01 nils will lie v ....... ...... .,,... ,n,,. nwuiuuu i mi.-ii iiiiuucis planted nd :t spring with the I t-f00 he transferred from the Committee for 1925 lias this as usual results In such coses. All Court House Fund to North one of it's major activities, shipments of nursery stock must Umpqnn Hlchwnv In order to se-j Seek Tourist Trade and take be examined by Hie Fruit Inspec-i euro $50,000 Federal nnproprln-l care of it. Ordered 10,000 tor, W. S. Carpenter, before tho Hon '"r protect. Included bridge two-color stickers, shipment is relensed. However,' fver Mill Creek on Scottsbiirg- Ordered 1,000 State Highway the Fruit Inspector can condemn ' Reedsnort Hlrhway. Tetitlon Commission road maps, only such trees as nre diseased presented with nearly 400, Appointed visitation commit or infested with insect pests., names. I tee to visit auto camp. The trees of poor quality or fro-j Urged Reedsport Chamber of 1925 will see further activity zen stock are matters which the Commerce to petition Countv along this line. Individual purchasers must look Court. Sent In petition with 400, Develop Oil Industry Cham out for. i signatures. jher of Commerce is sympathetic o County Court transfer $10,000 regnrding efforts now being from another fund and meets made to discover oil near Onk te Government's offer. F.verv- land, but cannot endorse any thin was secured that was ask- proposition thnt carries with it ed for. Ian endorsement where stock is Asked Government for funds sold. ! to complete Highway between Sell Roseburg to Her Own ISIeomboat Creek and B'e Camas. People President appointed ! Peveloo the Lumbering Indu- committee composed of Messrs. ,trv in this part of Doug'ns B. L. Kildy. W. C. Harding and County Cooperating with Call-, Mat Hatnm to outline plan. I fornis-Oregon Power Co's new Establish Y. M. C. A. and Y. .Industries Department, in com- W. c. A. - Roseburg a little nfltng complete survey for use of too small yet for either of these investors. t organizations as ttiey must be I Lumbering Industry in this connected up with natlonnl or- j part of Douglas Countv must Sanitations. (A.wvi.ii vrttm t..mm1 wir.. i nwnt rnllroad construction into Secure Box Factory New OMAHA. Jan. 1 Conditions the fifest. planning mill owners will mnnu- accompanylng the crash of Paul Hard S"rffce the Coos Tt.'tV facture boxes. 11. Scott, air mall pilot, near KI-' "leh-sv Took intte on with Erect, Welcome Signs at the ko, Nov., December 29. ns relnt- Cmmtv Cou'f Hive found con- City Limits north and South of ed In the official report of the slderabl" favnrnWo senMmnnt, City. Wrote Item ' for dally accident to air mall Snperinten- hu f""ds s" ln"fctng nt nreent. 1 announcing frift of $1 from trav- dent Carl F. Kgge, brought that Work to Develop i Good Feel- cling man. Incident Into close rivalry with tne between the Fnrmers and Wrote Item for dally nwspa that of Maior Frederick L. Mar- Business Men Doing It thru per suggesting gold, silver and tin. vho flew his piano into the smi'l Chamber of Commerce. copper ore for building welcome side of nn Ire covered mountain Continue th" C'tv Beniitlfel arches. In Alaska last spring, and was Cniimalen city Council bark- Believe Umpqua Chiefs wished forced to abandon leadership of n It for 1925. f handle this proposition. the army arouinl-the-worlil Secure flnml Road to Craer Ask local merchants) to buy flight. T.ako via Tiller Find thr Produce of the local Farmers- Major Mnrtln. after crashing nhont 000 win nlnre this road Commerce Committee In 192 TONITE ' Cullen Landis, Alice Calhoun in 'Pioneer Trails' Also "World News" and a good comedy Children 10o Majestic Adults 1Ss Tomorrow and Sat.: Jack Hoxie in "Flying Hoofs" Do you know The Hudson-Fa-1 sex Coach ls the largest selling six-- cylinder closed car in the world? Why? TONITE FRIDAY SATURDAY B THOMAS MCIGWAN i the subject as ono of Into the mountain whs the object In nnssnble condition of nn official search bv scores of CnmmlHee from Chamber nc- malor activities. persons in government planes comnanled Pithern Douglas Boost for our own Town and and United States ships which County Committee to Countv County Chamber of Commerce loured the ley waters of the Arc- Court and asked for County aid 'a doing this every dny. tic region for days, only .to find f(,r this highway. Boost for the Southern Pacl- hts way Into a village of that. U ltiiin Pro'tucts whenever fic Railway Feel that efforts frozen rmiii-ry and to make noaaihln Conducted First Home 'o secure more settlers for Dou known his whereabouts. : Producfi Show In Sept. 1924.' Ring County shows a boosting According to the report of the Arrnn.incr for second Annual spirit for our only railroad. Scott incident, the pilot, fljlng Horn" Products Show In Scptem-' Forgot Self and work for the at an altitude of V.'.oo feet. nPr ia5, I Upbuilding of Roseburg. This crashed into a mountain forty Continue Poller of Cementing t being constantly done by the nines west or Klko. when he ran th. TVnnle nf Ilo.chnrir and the i n.i inner or i ommcrce. heavv fop enrnnte fr.im r..infl rn. ...... vn,.v Improve Illghwav to the Const tnius given hy nurses with 4,M. ln.s,,!! Lake Citv to Reno. , n tb-on-h vear 1Q4 In vl" S-otfhurg Chamber of iltti ndance. Scott's shoulder was broken In bringing about better co-opera- -orked to that end. Ils.ensar l nit - Hie health offl-1 the crash, hut despite this han- Hon between business men of Promote active campaign c.r made ll.? visits lo the County dlciin h.. nR..,l i .n... i . ' t j . r . lralnt Peddlers and Mall Order rature of 40 degrees below Homo Product, show this Fell "ying Merchants Assocla to the Southern Pacific' ek. ... ,M in Sent 11"4 ,,ion l handling this matter. lie lljs-i More Market to Town High-! , 1 '.'"""V ' "' " "! Clill- Making survey in tho,Jr,,ns 1 laj grounds Have start-! Also PMs d Pathe j &f-&P&ll good Review rS comedy I rww, M A 1 Homo. 209 Msits, sz ilstis to the , temp, city and county jail. 17s visits to , icro ine nospiiai. peinirnie.1 4 oiera- rnllroa.l tracks, where Hons, mated 320 latleiits, maile t2s, j tho first train CUI 10c25c ANTLERS Sunday Corinne Griffith in "Love's Wilderness. "