Roseburg news-review., April 29, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 1925.
THREE.
Dandy Weather!
Makes you want to get out and dig in the dirt
or go fishing. We don't sell fishing tackle, but we
do sell farm machinery Harrows, Cultivators,
Tractor Implements.
Springtooth Harrow $30.00
Have you seen our Springtooth for tractop use.
SOMETHING DIFFERENT
See Us First We Can Save You Money
FARM BUREAU
COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE
R08EBURQ OAKLAND
LOCAL NEWS
In For Day
Mrs. L. P. Rapp waa here today i
from Oakland, and aient the day j
attending to business affuiiH and !
visiting. i
Kend ltay
E. E. Weekly was In yeslerduy
attending to business matters and
v 1 -1 1 i 1 1 k . lie is resident u(
llrldne.
In Shoppli
Mrs. Prank Stelnhaur us here
from Happy Valley yesterday fur
several hours shoppiug and visit
ins with friends.
In Today
John Lamoreaux Vas In Rose
burn lor a few hours attending to
business matters and trading. He
lis a resident of Sutherlin. .
Railroad Official Visits
E. 11. Duffy, traveling freight and
passenger agent for the iJenver
and Kio (irando ruilroad. was a
business visitor In Koseburg today.
Perry Weltli Improving '
Percy Wehb, manager of the
Ponglas Hotel, who has been very
III for the past week, Is Improv
ing in health slowly.
V From Eugene
- B. R. Pooley was here yesterday
5 LOCAL NEWS Z for ,,n" attending to business
.mailers. He is from Eugene.
Here Tuesday
Mrs. A. C. Lucas spent yester
day here yisHing. Sire is from
Myrtle Point, and .returned in the
evening.
It's a habit of some people to
order a loaf of bread regardless
of thd kind or quality. Try a
loaf of Gltl.YI.M BK08.' MILK
HltEAl) and note the difference.
Phone 133.
Special Writer Visits
Allen II. Slauson. special writer
of the Portland Oregonian, is in
the city, having arrived from San
Francisco last evening where he
has been visiting with his daugh
ter. He spent the day interview
ing a number of pioneers in this
section and, W'ill later use the sub
jects for a number of special ar
ticles to appear in the Portland
Oregonian.
Hotel People Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Emit Mohr are here
from Medford visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. Weaver, of the
Hotel Umpqua. Mr. Mohr Is owner
of the Hotel Medford.
Undergoes Operation
Miss Thelma Cordon, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Cordon, of
this city underwent an operation
for appendicitis ihls afternoon at
3 o'clock at the Mercy Hospital.
! Drs. Wainscott and Sether were
j in attendance.
Has Headquarters Here
R. E. Puffy, field representative
for the General Petroleum Corpor
ation, has been assUned to the
Southern Oregon section, and will
have his headquarters in Koseburg.
Mr. Duffy arrived in the city a few
days ago, and was making busi
ness acquaintances In town yester
day and today.
Spends Day
James Sobotln, recently of Ore
gon City, stopped over as a visitor
here last night and today, before
going to to Yuba City, California,
to locate.
Returns To Portland
Mrs. V. C. Sherrlt, who has been
visiting with her sister, Mrs. W.
G. Wade, of this city, for the past
week, returned to her home in
Portland this morning.
In Today
P. H. Weaver was here from
Myrtle Creek this morning for - a
few hours attending to busiues.-i
matters and visiting friends.
Visitor In Town
Carl Lindsley. Jr., was In from
Melrose this morning for a shoit
time attending to business matters
and visiting friends.
Sophomores Mold Picnic j
The members of the sophomore
class, accompan iedby Mrs. Mabel
Church and .Miss Crank, their ad
visors, held their annual picnic on
Mt. Nebo lost night. Duns and
wieners formed' a repayt for the
class, accompanied by Mrs. Mabel
In games und telling stories.
We have Just received the ie
ond factory shipment of lawn mow
ers, and they will be sold at the
same low prices as to s)irst lut.
See these fine mowers and place
your order early. Churchill Hard
ware Co.
Assembly Held At High School
At an assembly, held this morn
ing at 11 o'clock in the auditorium
of the hlyh school, the sophomore
class members presented a short
play representing fire prevention,
in which a careless camper Is tried
for destruction of national forests.
The play was very interestingly
presented and was enjoyed by the
students. Following this the Soph
omore orchestra, composed of five
pieces, gave three musical selec
tions. "Jade." "All Alone," and
"China Girl."
Admiral Dewey's Body Moved
FOR BEST POSTERS
From Dole
AmonK those In from tho rural
districts yesterday was Mra. Oscar
Weeks, who spent the afternoon
shopping; and looked after business
mutters. She resides at Dale.
In Tuesday
J. A. Worthinston and son,
Wade, were visitors in Hoseburjc
from Canyonville yesterday after
noon. They were here to atttnd
the funeral of the late Mrs. Kachel
A. Brand.
In Tuesday
Among those from out of town j
points to spend a few hours in
Roseburg yesterday was Fred
Stauffer. Mr. Stauffer is a rest-1
dent of Melrose and was here at- '
tending to business matters. j
Here on liti.tiliicM
li. D. Smith arrived here yes
terday from Cottage (..rove, and
is spending a day or so here at
tending to business matters.
Hero TueNtltiy
(ieorpe Willett, Cottage Grove
attorney, . was here from that
placo yesterday uf tcrnoon and
evening visiting with friendB.
From Oakland
W. N. Crouch arrived here yes
terday from Oakland and Is spend
ing a short time in Koseburg at
tending to business matters.
From Hojiplin
K. F. Hrown arrived here yes
terday from Houglin to spend a
day or o visiting friends and at
tending to business matter.
Spending Short Time Here
Raymond P. Williams was an ar
rival from Los Angeles here yes
terday afternoon, and will spi-nd
a short time visiting in Koseburg
before continuing on his way to
Wenatchee Valley, Washington.
Travel Planning
for vacation journeys
Depend upon your local Southern Pacific
spent for aid in completing your vacation plans.
It's hi eh time to be thinking about them.
And he is thoroughly informed. He can advise
you intelligently about vacation t pots ot especial
charm and how best to reach them.
He'll gladly supply you with all booklets and
complete, accurate information regarding
Fares Schedules Routes
Reservations, etc.
Your local agent is eager to serve you.
Southern Pacific
W. W. W1NEGAR, General Agent
Phons 11, Roseburg, Oregon
Wigwam Tavern
IS NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS
Near the Coos Bay Highway among the shady
oaks. Dates or reservations for clubs or social
parties can be arranged. A table de hote
dinner will be served from 1 2 M. to 8 P. M.
Service a la carte from 6 A. M. till midnight.
Music and Radio Entertainment. Come and
have your Sunday dinner at the Wigwam.
GEO. MAL ANSON, Proprietor
Read the bill for Sunday's dinner in Friday's
and Saturday's issues of this paper.
Married Last Night
Georee N. Kontz and Grace Gar
rison, both residents of Myrtle
Creek, were married In that city
yesterday eveniiiK at the home of j
the bride's parents, justice ot
Peace Mart'n performed the wed
ding ceremony.
On Way Home to Westfork
L. S. Skelllnger was nere tor a
few hours attending to business
matters , before resuming his
journey home to Westfork. Mr.
Ske. linger hus been In a I'ortitana
hospital since last October, but is
now much Improved.
Times anil condition havo
changed completely. Years ao
you made your own bread or went
without regardless or lis quality.
Today liy a simnhe call of 133 you
can have a perfect load delivered
in five minutes. GIII.MM H1IOS.'
MILK IlitKAl). l'hone 133.
Spends Day
Ben Johnson was here yesterday
from Seattle and spent the May on
business. Mr. Johnson is from the
Royal Indemnity Company, and
called on G. W. Young and Sons
Keal Estate company, who have
the local agency.
Former Resident Goes Through
George Peed, a former resident
of this city, stopped over In this
city and visited old friends for a
time yesterday. He was enroute
to his home at San Jose, after
spending a time in Willamette
Valley, looking after property ln
terests. Is Guest Here
Mrs. K. J. Kellogg, of Min
neapolis, arrived here yesterday
afternoon, from Oakland, Cali
fornia, where she was called be
cause of the death of her mother,
and will be the guest of Mrs. I. H.
Duff and Mrs. Mable Smith for a
few days. She will then continue
on her way home.
Spend, liny
Mrs. Charles La Polnte and
Miss Peggy McClevs were here
yesterday visiting. They returntd
to their home at Mandifleld this
morning.
In Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Swift were
In from South Deer Creek yester-1
day alternoon for a few hours j
shopping and attending to business
matters. i
Horse muzzles
Wharton Bros.
for 25 cents at
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to take this means of
thanking all the kind friends awl
neighbors who assisted us with
messages of sympathy and floral
offerings during the Illness and
after the death of our loved one.
MB. AND MKS. FRANK P.
Bit AND
MR. AND MRS. A. J. HE1N
MR. AND MRS. W. W. HONE
BRAKE WESLEY BONEBRAKE
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank all the people
who were, so kind and thoughtful
during the last Blckness of Mrs. O.
E. Anderson and for the beautiful
floral offerings.
O. E. ANDERSON
FOR VIOL
OF BOOZE LI!
Pil awards wer made today
or the fire protection pomira
marit by th boy arnutH and the
Krade school pupils of ih couuiy.
Th fortt service ofrVra prizta
of nine lurjte thotnKrahH nf
Mrt'n.'H from the Umpqua Nation
al fortwt fur posters advocating
fire protection. .Three prizes were
offered the boys scouts and nix to
Krade schools. These posters have
been on display In local business
houses for aeveal day, and this
morning they were JuIkmI, and
prizes awarded. The Judgf s were
Napoleon It Ice, S. 1. Evans, and
W. E. Harris, and the prizes were
Riven as follows:
Roy Scouts, Maynard Hell, first:
TtiiKsell longhead, second, and
Ear' Ixiug, third. Grade school :
Ituth Sergeant, Fullerton school,
ItoseburR firm; May Thomas,
Heeds port, second: Evelyn Corn
well. Itenson, ItoseburR. third; Wil
bur Millard, Elkton, fourth: Itosa
lea Vermillion. Henson, Roochura;,
fifth' and Tom Richmond, dunlin
er, Blxth.
The first three gra!o nchool
prizes are framed photographs and
the other three are untrained pic
tures. The prizes become the pro
perty of the schools from which
the prize winning posters were
submitted.
EUGENE PRISONERS
HAD SPRING FEVER
From Murial
W. Wortsell was a Rosebnrg
caller yesterday and spent a short
time in the city attending to busi
ness affairs. He is a resident of
Murial.
Before you contract for yonr
next winter's wood get our sum
mer price on all grades of fuel.
Our prices are right. enn-Gerret-sen
Co.
Here on Ituslnext
D. T. Lawton. Medford bunineka
man, is spending a few days in
KoHcburg, attending to business
tuativrs. "He arrived here yesterday.
G. D. Randolph and J. D. Hudson
arrested yesterday on charges of
violating the state liquor laws,
were fined, late yesterday evening.
Randolph, who was charged with
operating a still on the Dehnke
place, where he has been residing
north east of the city, was fined
$500 and given 30 days In jail,
when be entered a plea of guilty
before Justice of the Peace George
Jones. Hudson also entered a plea
of guilty to possession of liquor,
and was fined $200. Neither man
was able to pay his fine, and both
are confined to the county Jail.
They will be placed on (he county
road gang within a few days, and
at present are busy Improving the
court yard grounds.
(AMorUted Pre Utued WirO
EUGENE, Ore., April 29. Warm
weather and jail breaks some
times run arm In arm, and such
seemed to be the case here yester
day, the warmest day of the year,
when Krank Parchen and Harry M.
Zack ran from the Jail when the
door was opened to admit another
prisoner. It was revealed today.
Zack was soon captured by John
Macy, police captain, but Part-lion
got away. Roth men were serving
on liquor charges.
UONKIU IUJ HOY OX
O. A. V. DEBATE TEAM.
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I&HCVING ADM1EA1 PEVFV'S POPV Cs-eJ MRg 6tO.PEyEV
At the request of Mrs. George Dewey, wife of Admiral Dewey, ef
Spanish-American War fame, the casket containing his body wax taken
1 from the mausoleum In Arlington National Cemetery, Virginia, where
It had laid alnce 1017, and re-Interred in the National Cathedral la
Washington. The coffin containing the remains of one of America's
gi eaten warriors was carried through Washington's streets on
intMrn. and laid to rest In the Bethlehem chapel of the Cathedral
the body of ex-President Woodrow Wilson also rests.
NEW KOltD PLANT.
(AMOclated Vnm lurd Win.)
MEXICO. CITY, April -29.
Agents of the Eord .Motor inter
ests aie seeking a site in Mexico
City for establishment of an as
sembly plant. The size of the
plant or the number of workmen
it will employ, is unknown.
demand for hay has fallen 50 per
cent In the past two weeks. ,MTe
mand now la limited to horse
feeds such as cheat, oats and vetch
and timothy. Prices are ' tin
changed, ,
. . o -Wat
kins Vanishing Cream pre
vents tan.
Grass rockers at Powell's.
In Tuesday-
J. C. Martin was a visitor yes
terday from southern points in
the county and spvnt several
hours transacting business here.
He resides at Myrtle Creek.
You have no doubt promised
yourself that you will ordT a
loaf nf (I It I MM IlliOH.' M1I.K
IIIIEAI) Just for a trial. Do It
now and you will never order any
otler kind. CUIMM IlltOS.' MILK
UliHAl). l'hone 13.t.
On Tuesday
V. O. Zacliary was a city vis
itor yesterday afternoon nnd
spent a f.'W hours here attending
to business affairs. He Is a resi
dent of Ilrockway.
There Is no excuso now for not
entertaining your friends at an
especially appointed dinner or
party. You can havo It at the
Oranpe Lantern.
(Aanrktrd Virm lavd T. In )
COItVAI.I.IS. April 26. Harry
Mallf, of Roseburg. sophomore In
Industrial arts, will represent tire
sophomore class In lnter-olass de
bate April :!0. He and Ilersrhel
Shrove of Portland will uphold
the nfflrmntlve against the junior
cla?s on the question "Resolved,
that whatever statutory or con
stltnt'onnl chnntres necessary to
render Impossible the use nf the
Injunction In the labor disputes
should be made Immediately.'
Winners of this match -will de
bate the freshmen In n final
clash nnd will he awarded Hie Del
ta S gina Hho trophy. Kaclt class
Is giving individual awards to
the dcbulers.
I
ill X43 f
IX.HWtTIO.NS VACATKD.
Returns To California
Mrs. Anna" M. Wilson, a former
resident, of this city, left for San
i Francisco this morning, after
! spending the past week or ten
days In Uoseburg settling business
! matters. She recently sold her
property situated about a half mile
I beyond the Soldiers' Home. Mrs.
i Wilson states that she will be with
her son at San Francisco for a
I time, but that she will not make
i her home In California, and prob
'ably will return here to live some
I time In the future.
Is Home From Portland
Mrs. A. S. Frey, who has been III
In a Portland hospital for the past
threa weeks, has returned lo her
home at Happy Valley much im
proved. From Happy Valley
Mr. and MrsC,ene Frey were In
from the rural districts for a few
hours yesterday shopping and at
tending tn business matters. They
reside at Happy Valley.
Mi-viaM ta Lnunl Wirt.)
HI'TTK. Montana. April 29.
Temporary Injunctions, under
which throe local soft drink par
lors were closed and padlocked
here yesterday by Deputy I'nlted
States Marshal Kelsiy. were va
cated today by Federal Judge
George M. rourquin and proces
ses were recalled and quashed.
The three plnres re-opened to
day. Judge Hourquin ruled that
ouster and clostire on mere In
format'on and belief, while cases
an? pending In court are a gross
abuse of the law of Injunctions."
WINS SHUMIO lt.K'K.
(ABiicl.tnl I'm. Ianl Wirt.)
HAVUH lie flltACE. Mil., April
2!). Sweeping Away won the
tin.non Chespcuke stakes for
three year olds here this nfler
nmin: Overnll was second nnd l!y
lllsseir third.
: born :
TKI.F.FORD To Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Teleford. al Mercy Hospital,
Monday. April 27. a boy.
Is YUftlnK In WiedifitK'on-
Mrs. Roy Young, of this city
Is visiting at the home of her
brother, Lee Carter, at lloquinm,
Washington. She will be gone
about two weeks.
To Be In Forest Service
Chas. Moo, of Drew, was In
last evening for a few hours, en
route to (Hide, where he will be
employed by the forest service un
til the summer months.
Why worry about that dinner or
party you should give your friends.
Let us do It at the Orange lantern.
I"OST.M.STF.It ltl:MOVKD.
Hays Ycu a Bad Eack?
Then the Advice of Tl-is Roseburg
Resident Will Interest You.
It
INSIDE AND OUTSIDE, WITH PAINTS
Now it the time to do your exterior at well aa interior g
painting because it will dry quickly, and you want fresh. Jg
clean surfaces for Spring and Summer.
We Guaranfte Satisfaction. f
Zigler-Fee Hardware Co. Phone 25 f
119 NO.AlACKSON
9 WATCH OUR WINDOW FOR BARG,NS
Does your 'wck at he night and
day;
Hinder woik; destroy your rest?
Are you tortured Uh stabbing
pains
When yiu stoop. 11,'t or b ndT
Then likely your kidneys are
weak.
More troubles, may soon appear,
n.adaches, dizz.ncns, ner.ou
ness;
Or uric acid and Its 11'.
Help your weakened kidneys with
stimulant diuretic.
I'se Ioan's Pills.
Read this Koseburg tentimony:
P. P. Oar, 6 North Ave., says'
"My kidneys trouble! me a lot
nnd I had such burknrhrii I roti'd
hnrdly stoop. My kidney didn't
art riirht. either. )o m s pllhis inn
fixed me up In rood shape. The
arhei and pains left mv bark nnd
my kklneys were regulated."
Or,' a sll dea'ert. Konfr Mil
burn Co.. Mfrs., iJu-'Mo. N. V.
Southern Pnrlfir ln Here
Mnurirn Coturrl. Special Asri-t,
! for the Southern Pacific rompany
and Kranlc Hojter. assiKlant Spe
cial Agent. wre here from Port
land on bus!irpsn yenterdHy. Mr.
ItoRer formerly was lorBtfd here
with the .Southern Padrfr fom
nHiiy. and lias many fri'ndn In
KoseburK.
(AMrwUtMl pfyg yraawil Wlrr.)
MKnrOKD, Ore., April 29.
Postal liiHpvrtor O. K. llfitiK'Mi, re
turned to Melford today after a
trip to Klamath county, where he
ordered the removal of Pout mas
ter F. M. Cleaves of Oencent. and
named a temporary postmaster to
take his place, rlenw It is said
wan short In his accounts nnd his
can will be brought before a
federal grand jury in Portland
next wepk.
In addition to chaws of mis
appropriation of public funds,
I Cleaves is chnwd with bootleg-
rIhk and being intoxicated In a
public place, according to the officials.
VKT)KR To Mr. and Mm. Fred
Vedder, Monday, April 27, at
Mercy Hospital, a boy.
(Aaaoctated Vrrm tr4 Wire.)
PORTLAND, Ore., April 29. De
mend for country dressed meats,
especially veal, has fallen off until
prices an off from ft to 1J cents
a pound. The extreme top on choice
llfht vral Is 14c. Some of the
commission men believe choice
veal would sell at 13 cents bvfore
the day la over.
As soon as prices began to
weaken, butchers practically with
drew from thn market exnecthiE
! lower priceR.
Choiew liKht hogs are only part- j
1 ly affected by the weakness In the
country veal market. A few fancy
: ho.s are coming In nnd they nro
j still bringing around 17 and 171
'cents, although the tlemund is
limited to strictly fancy stock. j
Print butter Is moving out this)
morning at the cut decline with
stock Ei'lting at 42 cents, creamery !
basis. On the exchange cubes I
eased off a half cent for extras at i
40 cents. Other grades held '
steady. I
Kgg prices are unchanged with
extras still posted at .11 cents on1
the dairy board. Current receipts,
are bid at litij cents net. The ,
weekly storage report of the gov-.
t eninu nt Ismicd today in considered;
bearish by the local trade. Port
land shows 45,036 cases ot eggs as
compared to :tl,H.!7 cases on the ,
same date last yar. m j
No change is shown In Ihe live
poultry market. Receipts today I
were onlv moderate with a very
llrht call.
Asparagus Is plentiful now and H'
cln aper. Htt Oregon grass sells I -tj o o m ri UIMMV
at $1.40 per doxen bunches. ! tHA3. D. IVlCEj-JlIlNIN I
Iocal hay dealers report that District Manager Roseburg, Oregon
as close as
his phone
t
You can get better service from
the Oregon Life man because
he's closer to his Home Office
He knows the officers penon?
ally. Not juit at annual con
ventlona, but every day he Is
in touch with the company he
represents. Consult him t . ..
OrcgonM
0ct PORTLAND OREGON
Hello! Hello!
The Order That Hasn't Come
By CLUYAS WILLIAMS
C McClurc Newspiper Sjndicale
Try Maeotllp to kop Ihn worm
out of ra!iHhffl, turnipfl. rRhbHw.
and broccoli plantH. Hold by Wliar
ton llros.
i Ai'ln-.'or Mjm'ihI Ihv
f:. I.. Hnrney. adjiiHior for Hie
i N 7cland Innirsnre company.
rrom t'urfne. and Mr. Ionday. of
thn rn-iai'r drarlni':'tit. of tho
! UnNi'Mi" Klrc liiMiranc. company.
1 frnm Mfilford. ni.nt ycwt'Tdnv In
tli1' rlly looklnK after iho ad lnt
; p" nt of Hi'- fire of the N"rth
lc dc Mat Muriel, and Ihe fire
U rniii.i,n"d by lloycr Hrothi ra
some time ago.
Elkton High School Play May 2
1 The puplln of the Klkton lllirh
school will present their nenlor
play Saturday venlwc. May 21. t
Klkton. The artora have their
parta well nieniorlzed for thla
amualnx comedy. "The Kaxrlnatinn
Fannie Hrown." The play haa
many enlertalnlnx altuatlon. anil
the Klkton realdenta and nelKhhor.
Inn point are looking forwi .
llnU rcat to this production
STOP
Children's
Cough
with
FOLEY'S
NoopUlM-Hrtrlnt printed
n (h wrppr
CfilMrnllhlt. Lrfrt Mlllnff
oufh mdutn In lh wwla.
W. F. CHAPMAN
SAYS NO HE'LL CALLTHLM UP HIM-
SrLP-IT TAKCS A MhN TO fcl'.'t TlfM
THC KlNP Cf EAW1-IN6 CUT THAT W;iL
gxjut rca soMcnwis this h(ij
HAHPCNLD OFTEN tNOUOrl
ffm.
WIH-IWttl
priUtKi A HVE Mm lit CWiCN A'j
TO WHAT UlIlD Or MAHfXT TM5 IS AW
WAV. A'.y V'JUT THV VVAIir K.ilTOAPt
A';r wnKE III TliOlCiK IS WAT
AT CNO or vuof VOICt Kf.lt , ,.
plcasanhy would he md saying ii
aca.in , iPic v;as so much noise im
TiiIukt SiiE DiDN'T auiTE. CAKH If,
en HI'j BStATMrAIVD PTPtm H'T
THE DRIER Hr3 Wirt GAVE TH;r, t XV:t
If 16 HAS NT COME. TIVS THAT h r3
6fCCflD VffKlON V.'AA ACXD IEL.
JUr.tk. 7 ian TiL r';T
lb A30UT 10 P.T iT Hi jlUC.Hr.r.a.
rc.3'i v.hcm tmey v.M;r ir kncai
v.' at tv.c if E C'-'.-Tf. AAj ci.m
f-AiSfi th t c.N n wire -j'o
Uv7 ii M.xr.r i -us 'jiie kcme.
hepopts sowo un ozijy-K out rr
KAV'vE IVE.N NLAVER TWELVE NH
WAV Tilt TblAi HE'S SORE A
E0UT rj -
stop.', to Eoor to wirt v;iio
HA-S LETT DC POOM THAT T)i!.y
Want" to kmow v;mat WA'i in
'9 THCCR2EFO
M,Muir- ia.t M rra wire has
l'' !) ur,T,fi:K)VTS A 1TT1E WEAKIV
tCf- N'T KJCH CAIJ CKfft-umxE.
B'r A:.t) criATlME-?JT THAT toS'TTHE
f'O '.f-Vv'MAV hl'S KlCKIHC Ariuur IS
AT WHivlM I10MEMT WIPE CALLS
ClirLRIlV im ALLRlSHf THEY'VE
TOONP TtlC OKCEK. OUT ON THE
ICCrtEST