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ROSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW. TUESDAY, JULY 14, 1925.
DOLLARS WORK
LIKE DYNAMOS
You may have Been a dynamo run
iiini! at blph speed and K'ni-ralitiK
iimmnse power. Dollars, iiki,
ln n working for you at this bank,
MM'cd up Ilie Rencrutioir of inoro
(tollarti. Come lu and Kt your
bank book now,
i';'r hUercut I'ald on Savlnns
Account!
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MKDFOKD, Grp., July 14.
Following an address Sun
day by Rev. J. M. Johnson
at the annual meeting "f the
Rogue Riwr group of the
American Sunday School Co
lon mar Trail, On jcn, on
Evolution vs. the Teaching
of Oeology", practically every-
TEXANELECTED
GRAND RULER OF 1 1 NEW TODAY
ORDER OF ELKS
WANTED Girl for dining room!
l Continued from page 1.) I work. Ito.eburg Cafeteria. I
Koll KAi.K 2 freah Jersey cow. 1
I J. McConnell. L'mpqua Fark.
c
1
I Dillard Melon Growers in i
i Some Cases Make Three
i Plantings.
TOMATOES IN DANGER
on present publicly exprvs-
sed their opposition to the
teaching of evolution in the
public schools and pledged
Hiipport to an initiative mean-
ure In Oregon similar to the
meuEiire panned In Tennessee.
Seven rural Sunday schools
In Jackson county wt re-
presented at th- meeting.
or It has been rcted."
i Crund secretary Fred Robinson
In his report showed that the mem-
b rsliip of the order had more
than doubled since the reunion
held In Portland in 1912. My an-
nual report of that year,' he eaid,
"-bowed tt total menibershin nf
:M.i43l white this year our mem-'
b rhip standi! at S2:!,u'5. , I
Murray llulbert of New York'!
Lodge No. 1, was elected justice of)
the grand forum.
NOW
ME
Immediate Action to Con
trol Pests Advised by
County Agent Ear
wig Poison Tested.
PORTLAND. Ore.. July 1L Ac
cording to figures compiled by the
traffic department or the Tort of
Portland, shipments of lumber to
domestic ports for the first bIx
months of 1925 show an increase of
41,5lil,0un feet while exports show
a decrease of 59,532.000 feet, mak
ing a total decrease of 15.o00.oo0
feet However when It Is consid
ered that during the first three
months of 1924 lumber exports
from Portland amounted to 119,
Omi.imo Teut on account of the heav
ier shipments to Japan due to the
Japanese earthquake which unusual
market was not available this year,
the decrease in exports can easily
be explained. The amount of de-
44j overruled every morning.
SCOPES LAWYERS
OBJECT TO PRAYER
(Continued' from page 1.)
1 a mixture of Parl green and ' COt'RT EOOM, Dayton, Tenn...
bran. I July 14. As court was about to
This nhoiild 1.. mixed In pro- ''"" fr. the John T. Scopes triul
portions of one pound of Vnrls ""la' Clarence Harrow filed for
Kreen to 20 poundu of lirnn. Thew objection wilh the court to
two niaterlalH Nhould be thorouith-1 "I'enlnK the court wilh prayer In
ly mixed In their dry tate. Two ' ""' Pf8ence of tbo Jury,
(marls of chean kVui uml 31 eui-! Mr. Harrow said:
not sufficient to take up the ton- I Ioiih o water Winiild then he mixed I 1 )u not object lo anyone pray-
naKe lua by the larger Iti'nia. Also " touether, and the liquid poured j1'"! ln private, but 1 do object to
due to the shortage of wheat for Cutworm.. ,. ,! ' . "'"". m"" " ' M"0"a ""
ErlTf ,"""r'" T""""" th '"" . allowed to become s u ky. Judge Kaulsion respond,:
ti'i in fiom and clearing to foreign farmer, are much more ln evi- i,i .i,.,i,i i, nt ... h . .ftnoiui I ,in't ..hi i,. h.. ,.
porta was less than lust year. ,enee this year than ever before, L,. ihnt 11 mv l,e e.llr,l rrL able about anvlhin h, I
However shipments from Port- accordlnR to reports from all over the l,.,ti.l in fluke. n i,i.i 1 mnislble fnr ilie cn.innt ..r ih..
land In the domestic trade all 'he county, and a ureal deal of I crumble freelv. and nhonbl ha ' court. I overrule ihu l,le.-Hn
show Increases. Shipments to At- I damage is being done by these 1 strewn over the territory. In which ! Dudley Field MulonA followed
lanllc ports show a small increase I pests, so much so. in fait, that,,ih cutworms ore n.ilve .h with a statement of l.ia .,l,io.,i..n
of 2.3M ions over the first six I experiment are now being con- evening. Cure should be taken1!" Ihe prayer, saving as one of
months of last year. T his fncrease dueled by the County Agent to de. j nrr) , now chickens on the pol- i the meriib. rs of counsel who is not
will probably be considerable termlne the best methods of con- mm.d area. The ouanlilies given an axnoslic. "I desire in file n,v
greaier Derore tne year IS out. 1 Ue ". mm me e.it. iiiienin urf I
biggest Increase Is shown In ship- ln Progress, growers nre advlsel
ments to coastwlde ports. This lu U"H WIH aris green ana Dran
amounts to 60,43(t tons. This Is combination, with a spray nf ar
brought about to some extent by ,,ntt'o of lead as an additional
the Increased lumber shipments to Preventative inoasnre.
California ports. Shipments from The cutworms particularly have
California ports however, are less ! !nvd'ed home gardens and fields
thun last year as are shipments Hlik''' u,ld ,"'v9 l'"'n doliiK untold
Irom Atlantic porls. From the gulf : diirnage. whlln their greatest ac
we show an Increase of 3.111 wi,y"y wl" r"ult he com-
over ast vear due. no doubt In Ih.. ! n i Hiaien.
Increased sulphur shipments
At Dillard some of the melon
brought In by (he paper Industry. !f,r rt uT. J "",Ke
Foreign Imports for the first BixitJ,r"e while the tomato
months of I925 show an increase
In tonnntre over the snme perloil In
1 9-4. During the month of June!
alone, five vessels of the Oregon-1
Oriental line entered from Oriental
crease is lessening cacti ninntn and porls with cargoes of hemp, wool, I
bi tore the year Is out all increase sugar, slrawbrald. peanuls, hides.
over last year will be shown. hair, copra, cocoanut nil, porcelain I
- U'll...,, .!,. .,,.,.., Ut.n.U tl... -..J ll I I,
" ''' IO.H- aim uui-t iiuncei inneous I Tieniai ' I,. . - nn,i r,,l(n Ilia hi.nulir nf
est decrease that has ever b.en goods. The monlh of June was one f " " k .' J K ' b "y f
IS. J-"'!:" .'000,0"?OJ,.,!,' lm,,,rt ,"".n,.h' thM The n,L, effective nveans of
u..i. ,n r.-iu iuiiN Hl lin. rvi lltlliu HS ' (' XI W IlCCd IOr SOV"
six months of 13L'5 compared with eral years as not only were the
nearly 1 (i.uno.notr bushels Ihe first , shliiments from the Orient heavier
but from Kurone as well.
The last half of the year 192S.
according to the present outlook.
mould show a large increase in
six months of 1924. However with
the excellent crop of wheat avail
able in the Interior and the short
age (silmnted to be marly 200,000,
The cut worms get In their worst
work on tomuloes, just as they
are beginning to ripen, and pre
ventative measures are recom
mended Immediately.
Flower lovers are nlso finding
the rntworms a renl pest, for
they are destroying blossoms and
cnmbaaling th-e cutworm, aecord
! lng to County Agent Cnoney. and
: County Horticulturist Carpenter,
are enough to cover slightly more .objection. I rvspect Mr. Liarrow's
man a quarter of nu ai re. Anv ; right to his 'unbelief which is as
desired quantity can be mixed. sincere as my belief. Hut the pray
keeplng the same proportions. i ers so far have been largely argu
An additional preventative Is to incntutive and should be exclud
litfe an arsenate of lead spray, us 'ed."
lng i pound of arsenate of lead I Attorney-Oenernl Stewart do
to 12 gallons of water. This 'dared that the same religious at.
should be sprayed upon the plants
being eaten by Ihe .worms. Sprays
sni-h as Islack Leaf 4o are inef
fective for cutworm control it l-i
stated, as a spray must le used
mosphere was prevailing in this
court now that has prevailed be
fore.
Cautions Ministers.
Judge Itaulston said that ho had
FOH KENT 8-roorji house, some
furniture. Inquire 603 Mill St., or
Phone 420 H.
Foil It EXT-C room moilril
house, 1 block from 8. P. round
house, l'bone l.",2.
V It A 1. F. "iioderu coft afce In
Launlwod. Inquire there, ll.'ili
Madrono St.
FOUND Da ut;hters oftheNIle
emblem pin. Owner call at News
Heview oil ice and describe It.
FOR SA tE-l-Tb". p. elratricne
tor and a waterpower washing
machine 40s E. Dou;las St.
Wood for""sale oidgiowth
fir 4 ft, il cord; mixed oak and
laurel. J:i.5u tier. W. W. Card
well, Dillard
DISHES FJefore you choose, ace
our large display of plain and
fancy Chinaware Powell Furni
ture. FOU KENT Three-room furnished
apartment, hot and cold water
and private bath. 4U4 S. Fjne, or
Phone l i;i j.
,Mr. Mo
torist
TT
HOL'SE A tuTal
liome. b rooms, well furnished,
good location. :!', per mo. O. V.
Voung and Son. l'bone 417.
POWDER MAN " WA.NTEDOn
highway construction work. Ai
ply at once. Lawrence Agency,
125 Cass Street. Phone 219.
FOR SALE IlarxainTS-roonrmod-em
bungalow, lot 5ox2oo. Price
sijoii. iHrt cash; 2 houses north'
of Kiverside store, on the left
side. Ily owner.
FOU RENT (J-rootu house. Paved
slre- t; garage; 25 per month.
5-room house with garage, $22.50'
per month. U. W. Voting & Son.;
Phone 417.
FOR 8 ALK A t'omf hlrd'itTcost; !
No. IS Russell threshing ma-1
chine, l-sed only three seasonR.
It's a bargain. C. A. Locknood
.Motor Co. I
YOU CAN BUY A
STANDARD QUALITY
FOR YOUR FORD FOR
This Battery Also Fits Chevrolet
Star and Other Small Cars
ALL OTHER TYPES REDUCED!
AUTO ELECTRIC STATION
1 22 South Stephens St.
Roseburg
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FASHION'S DECREE.
w hich will poison ihe pesls eating uniformly followed his custom of
the plants. .opening court With nraver when a
In all routes nnd the year promises
to continue the custom of former
yenrs In showing substantial In
creases In business handled.
0iK bushels In the middle west! both Inbound and outbound enrun
rnipmcnia oi wneui irom I'oritanu
during Ihe next few months will be
very heavy.
ltotneslic flour shipments show a
lerge increase this year over the
first six months of last year
amounting to 142.000 barrels. The
market in the eastern Pnlted
States has been very good and the
Inrn-nse ln shipments Is shown
largely in tills trade. The export
market has been following the
trend of the wheat market and was
considerably less than for the
KLAN CROSS LIOHTED AS
SIGNAL rOR MEETING
The Ku Klux Klan cross on Mt.
Nebo was In evidence last night,
and In cull attention to the signal
several bombs were set off. A
Ul,..,.,,l n....l.. .. , IT.....
same period last year. Exports In,...,, ,.. i , nf ,,J,.l .. ,h
reason for Ihe signal being given.
HOUSE PAINT
$2.40 per Gallon
Denn-Gerreten Co.
A test is to he made with ear-
poison. This contains sodi
um Klouride, and IT It si round out
that this material Is as effective
as Paris preen, the poison pre
paration can be mixed at much
lt'SH cost, as the poison Is only
nbout one-third aw expensive as
Paris sreen. tho, other element,
however, being the name. The
County Agent in experimenting
with Hodinlu flourlde uh a control
for cutworms, and will 1 able to
announce the resulta of the te:ts
lu a few days. If thete experi
ment prove the poison to be suc
reful. control methods will be
xfmnlitred for the average town
ranlner. for earwig poHou can he
proruied. nlreadv mKed. at loca'
drug Mores, saving the time and
trouble neri ssury in mixing up the
preparation in umall iiuautititti.
Dale ties, $2T)0 for USJ
bundlea. at Wharton Bros.
tonnage and value also hhow
huge decrease for the first nix
month period due to the wheat,
lumber and flour shipment being
l's than last year. An these are
the three leading Item of export
horn I'ortland It follow that If
lhy are shipped In len quantity.
undoubtedly ihe total Miipment,
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST
Spcclilll;
116 Jackson St.
in the fitting of
Classes
COURT HANDS
DOWN DECISION
minister was available. He had
cautioned minister called upon to
pray her, he said, against refer
ring to thin case in their prayer.
"I believe In prayer," said jurigp
Itaulston. "I pray myself and of
ten Invoke the blessing of Cod nn
( my endeavors. I practice It on the '
Itench and orf. 1 therefore over
ride the objection." '
i The Rev. Mr. A. C. Stribling.
l-iisior of the Paymn Cumberland
iYesbyteriaa church, then offered j
the prayer after Mr. Harrow had
entered an exception. j
The formal opening of the court
followed. I
Judce Raulston announced that
n- woiii nave to ask indulgence
in announcing hU decision on the
motion to quash. A matter of sev
eral hours, he said, might be need
ed for him to get hi opinion in
.nape, lack of lights in Dayton
pound i,mt niuht having interfered with
his work.
t Court then recessed until 1
j o'clock.
FLYWEIGHT CHAMP
DIES IN HOSPITAL
SAN FRANCISCO. July 14.
Panchn Villa, flvweiirht eh n mn Inn
will be lens as the other Hem are ' of the world, died today at u lo
cal noMpital following un opera
tion ou hi juw '
Villa wan rushed to the hopl-
tal from hi hotel hint night, when
a Jaw infection took a nerioui
turn. He wan operated on at (
once, but faiK'd to rally from the
effect of the operation, lie died
a t-w minutes after eleven. I
Villa had been HI from the Jaw 1
Infeclinn itin.-e a few duv before
hi fight with Jimmy McLarnin
at Oakland on July 4. He went
mi" that fiKhf against the advice
of his physician and lost after
putting up a gruelling content.
Ho uppcared tired throughout and
there wa a swelling on the rinht
fde of hi face that could be
plainly Been by the rlngslder.
During the fight, hN manager.
rtnuk t hurcJI. IsHiied a state-,
ment raying thnt Villa had been
told not to fight, but van de
termined to do no to nave the
promoter a big bwn.
On the night before th fight
Villa had a wisdom tooth extraet
cd by a urgeon to relieve a stif
fening of 1 he Jaw. and was re
ported to have rn Into the, ring
with tliv jaw nervei deadened by
a drug to kill the pain. Later
In wan necessary to extract other
teeth, but the Infection nprend
and n ma fnr operation was then
ib-elded on
They're
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Peppiest Dane Organization
on the Pacific Slope
Rainbow
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Thursday Nite
Your last chance lo bear
tin e millionaires of musical
mirth.
Admission $1.10
Dr. Rupert A. Moon
Electro-Chiropractor
Nerve and Spine Specialist
324 Perkins Dlilg. Phone SH4
Dr. H. C. Church
OPTOMETRIST
Perklna Bldg. Roseburg, Or
Phone 89.
Dr. Harrison folk
Chiropractor
Eleetronlo and Eloctro-Theraphy
417 Perklna Pddc. Phon 41
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sales lu city or country. I
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THE LIBERTY Tl i EATER
LST TIME TONIGHT
The Big Special
Based on Actual Life? Exprrirncps of
MRS. MARY E. HAMILTON
New York's Famous and First Policrwonmn
With Johnnie Wnlkcr and Virginia Lrc Corhin
LILIES of the STREET
Also: "The Oregonian Weekly"
Sec our own O. P. COSI IOW therein.
AIo:."The Pied Piper" Comedy
This iMierlnl how only
for adult, sn.l 111 cl. for i-Mtilreti
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Insure your bay and grain
now. Our agency offer you
real nervlce In fire Insurance
matter. We write automo
bile Insurance.
a W. YOUNG c SON
INSURANCE
116 Cant St. Phone 417
SALEM. Ore.. July 1 1. The fi- 1
lowing opinions were handed down
by the supreme court today: I
I State of Oregon by .State Kih !
jcommisxmn, appellant and rn.
! respondent, vs. Sidney S. Mohl.-r,
et al. respondents and cross appel
lants ami 1. Hoiman, rs)ond'nt
nnd cross respondent: appeal from
Hood River county; action by the
state to appropriate S.4I acrs of
land for salmon fish culture pur
poses and right or way for road
purpones. Opinion hv Justice H.-lt.
Judge Fred . Wilson affirmed.
i Lena Long, npnel'anf. vs. Smi'h
Hotel Company; appeal from Mult
nomah county; nuit to determine
title to furnishings In fontsress
hotel, I'ortland. Opinion of Jus-i
tlfit Dmu ri 11" f . '
well affirmed.
In the matter of Scnppooe
drainage district, on appeal fio?n
i report of commissioners assessing
benefits and damages; appeal from
Columbia count v. Opinion by Jus
tice Hrown. Judge James A. Eakin
affirmed.
P. H. Seirs, et al, npp'dlnnts. vs.
Orchards Water 'ompanv, atme.tl
from M:ilhetir county; ohectiin to
cost bill of defendants based on
opinion of May 'Jti affirming de
cree of lowr court; object ioi.
overruled bv the court.
State of Oregon rxrol state tan-i
board, et al petitioners vs Con-
county: original proceeding in
mandamus to compel remission of
penalty and inter-st on delimimnt
taxes. Writ avowed In opinion l-
Chief Justice Mi Pride.
Engi ne P. Walte, et al. vs. Si,:
law Itooui t ompany. nppeilanf
from T.antt county; opinion by Ju
tice Hean. Judge 0. E. Skipwoitti
affirmed.
Annes Inte vs. St. Johns t. um
ber Comp.inv, appellant; npp. il
from Multnomah count : suit f r
damage's for pTson.tl Injury, opin
ion by Justice llurnett, Jii'!.'
Wall-r H. Evans reversid.
Earwig and cutworm poison at
Marsters drug store.
COERT ROOM. Pnyton .Tenn..
July 14. Clarence Oarrow, counsel
for John T. Scopes. wh yesterday
made a two hour speech on a mo
tion to quuvh thy Indictment
ag:in:t the school teacher, said
when he came into court this moin
i lug that after going over his notes
j on yesterday's address he hail de
cided that he had made his position
plain and wou.d not continue to
, day. Judge John T. Itaulston,
after an overntuht study of brb-fs
and authorities cited, was und'r
Ktottd to be prepared to fii" his de
cision on the motion soon after
court convened. Refusal nf the
'defense motion would prolong the
trial of Scopes on a charge of vio
lating the state law ngaint the
teaching of e olution theories.
WAXTEO TO EXCHANGE IU or
2') acres on Coos Bay for email '
house am! lot in Roseturg. Ad-1
dress J. C. I h tarn. 7ti3 S. Broad
way, M.irshfiehl. Ore. t
FOIt SALE -11 yearling-Ranibou-'
lette rams, pure bred but not,
registered. Fred llerrin stock, i
Priced very reasonable. T. J. Mi-d- j
by. Oakland. Ore.
IIOESE EOit KALE "5-room mod-'
em home. lluilt-In work. Oar-1
den. ripot. chicken yard, fruit '
trees. Will Kelt at bargain. See j
owner at Olio East Commercial.
Price cut to bedrock.
PARTNER WANTED Highway
construction conirartor wauls
partner to take half Interest in
business. Holdr of big contracts;
income assured. A real snap for
tne Mi;tit man; some cash re-'
quired; part time. Full int r
mation. 1-awrence. Agency, J5
Cass Street. Phone 219.
PLENTY OF WORK A home nnd
li aires of creek bottom gar
den land. Cod soil and close to
town. 6-rom plastered house;
bath ; city water and electric
lights; basement ; garage; ce
ment walks; shed: hen house; ,
lJ'ir.iiy orchard; berries; grapes.
Dame Fashion dictates that
white will be the thing this
summer. That is where your
troubles begin. Everyone
knows how the smallest spots
loom up on a background of
white. Grass main, auto
grease and dust stains are the
most prevalent, but with our
modern dry cleaning these
troubles alt vanish. We have
the exirlence and judgment
to handle all materials, from
the sheerest of silks to the
heaviest of flannels. You will
be pleasrd with our work and
prices. Phone 472, Roseburg
dinners, J. F. Dillard.
'
Cold sen Congoleum rugs at
cost. Zl;;lr Tee Hdw. Co.
DANCE
RAINBOW
GARDENS
Wednesday Nite
Music By
Deedle's
Swanee Boys
LAST TIME TONIGHT
It's a Riot of Fun
I
this is a good
V1""0 down will
Young & Son.
COCRT ROOM. Pnyton. T-nn..
July 14. While the crowded court
room was waiting for Judge Uaul
s ton's decision in the motion lo
quash the Indictment in the Scopes
case hore this afternoon, the Judge
mounted the bench and addressed
a word directed particularly to the
. newspapermen, h nit that the
i contents of his opinion on the mo
tion to quash was known only to
his stenographer and hlms If and
could n't be released for pub'ka
lion until he be tan reading it from
the bench.
I "If any member of the press has
sent it out. I will deal with him for
contempt of court,"' said the judge.
Loyd L. Crocker was called to :
Hr.ndon this morning by the word 1
that his oldest. daii'-Mer. Charlotte.
Is quite ill with threatened pneu
monia. Mrs. Crocker and hT ;
daughters are spending the sum- i
mer at Itandon. nnd th two young
ladiiM have been suffering from
colds, nnd both are ill, the younger j
one's condition, however, not be
ing of a serious nature. Mr. Crock- I
er left for Itandon at once upon
the receipt of the woid of bis j
dauuhter'n Illness. j
If yon don't b"lieve what you
rend. never se.-k opportunity ;
through the classified columns. t
Ity AH Means Worry
Enlcn your Home. Ibislnesn.
Personal Effect and Auto ar
fully protected by Inuranc.
Insurant It Our Business
Mtsoaic IIDC
msiiimc. on
LITTLE CHANGE
MADE BY BOARD !
HIGH CURRICULA
(Contumett from pape 1 t
agreement reacne1 bv both Instir-i-Hons.
Work in the school nf ba-tc aru
and sciences at lht college
settled on the bafn n greed to a
the first h-'Hiinr. the coll. gf ar."
in not to pv-rmlt majr work In i
these departments nnd not tr o-int
more thfn '2' credits In each to
wnrd Krndua'lon except lng ftfh
man Ensil-di. it l understood tH
will i .ill no cbanxr In the coll-c-
course.
o
We piv rn.h for dry
bark. Wharton Hron.
C!KCB;.i
The Ecst Sales"
man in Town?
4
5 - i
I.e. tn: cuij-viv tir
Uvi (iu c;J5to:cr5
o
In our oidnion
vaiue at ?:J'mmi.
bam.Ie. (i. W,
P!u i." 417.
Ft (it SALE--Modern Groom, 2
riory house, (urnlshed or ifur-nishi-d,
with n-reen porches
trout and rear; 2 lots each 4(ix
loo. Situated 65 Hamilton
street, one block from Rose
school. Owner wants to move
and offers this as best home bar
gain in Roseburg if tnkeu now.
Deal direct. no commissions.
Call at address given or phone
17-J.
E K WIT 1 1 1 N I Ht E O A N D SIXTY
SIX DOLLARS - What for? jtiO
acres land wilh thousands of (
line piling tliiib r; 15 acres ,
creek bottom land under cultiva-
tit tn ; l.'t full bearing prune
trees, tuaded: new house partly
finished; fine spring water. Only
takts three hundnd ca.h, bal
ae lung time. Hut it must bo
sold now. This fj your chance.
Step lively. Lawrence Agency,
J"." Cass Stre.H. Phone 213.
WHAT SlORE COULD A 'FARMER
WANT? ItiO acres adjoining
thousands ucres of stump laud;
be.-t free feeding grounds In
IHiuslas county; 70 acres excel
but plow land under cultivation;
part uudt r irrigation; free water
ritht; two fiue trout streams
tii ru place; on main road; school
on place. ; big crop grain, hay. po
tatoes and garden go with piace;
nrnd -ni lout.uy liomp; 7 rooms;
s re- n porches gravity water
h.vstem piped everywhere; firo
l lac. ; city bath; toilet and lava
tur ; old Morage house; two
banis; bl:nl;inilh shop; garage;
hog house, etc.; good team, har
ness, w ai;on; full pet tools and
implement ; 4 extra good milk
cow .; 4 head young cattle; 7
thoroughbred lious; chickens,
etc. Everything goes as It stands
for $oim. mly takes $:'2"t)
cash, balance long time. Owner
niu.-1 go to hih. dry climate.
j Full informal ion. Lawrence
I Agency, 1-5 Cass Street. Phone
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! FIRE BURNS ON SUMMIT
OF MT. NEBO TODAY
I Fire today burned over a ci
! niderable porMon of the summit of
: Mr. N bo, dolnic little damage aside
; from blackening the promontory,
! K'i Kiux Klan niemb-rs totlay d-tii-d
the report that the fire stnrt
I fro"i th signal cross, which
wa burnd last niL-bt. Thfy de
cli.rd tluit the fhe last night as
:in-fuVy guaiib-d and that It was
MiMnly out before It was left, and
that the gr.);s nrou.d the cross had
b n burn- I away so that there
"'vtM b no spread from th sitnal
fire. They declare that t)f Hre
tailed t.om seme other cau.e.
LAST TIME TONIGHT
ALL STAR CAST
"No Mother
to Guide Her"
FOX NEWS
"HALF BACK OF
NOTRE DAME"
Comedy
"40 Winks"
With Raymond Grif
fith and Viola Dana
PATHE NEWS
SANTA BARBARA
EARTHQUAKE
"THE REEL
VIRGINIAN"
Comedy
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25c
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"The Desert Flower"
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