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Newspaper Page TextSIX Swimming Newsj FARMC0ND1T0N Rosc.burg's popular swimming resort is drawing larger and more enthusiastic crowds daily. The water is un equalled anywhere in Oregon; in fact it is just n'xht. Friday evening of this week we will put on a program of swimming and diving contests that will be worth your while to witness. Handsome prizes will be given to make it worth while for swimmers to enter the races. Program and prizes announced later. Swimmers, get in practice for 50, 100 and 200-yard contests. ALEXANDER PARK s COUNTRY OVER m (GOOD CAL TOLD ! I" Senator Reports Good Prices and Crops Throughout West. J , PLAN TAX REDUCTION HELLIWELL & LEWIS Managers juix') the uun to hia houldir and I Knapped the trigger. He declared iIim unexpected happened when I there wan a report from the Run land the nutlet lilt the rear of the When they Haw what hap , they jumped to the Hide roud and ran awuy throiiKh the bruHh. UT 1 1" Cfl WIMBERLY FAMILY LU iAmocUuk) hw tttnw Wlrt. - SAI.EM. Ore., July 20. Pourl Moore, ix-year old Jesse Aloore. of county, was shot the neck Saturday evening, whtlu ' riding In un automobile on His Womire-U lieufLiml mud, the bullet passing llirouth I he right fide of her neck, denting the mala artery and going on Into her right cheek, where It lodged nenr the nose. She will recover hurrlng possibilities of Infection. Oswald Koenlg, 14 year old.. ENJOYS REUNION AT WHARTON GROVE Members of the Wlmberly fami ly enjoyed a delightful reunion daughter of j yesterday at the Wharton grove In President's Policy in Decern ber Session of Congress May Call for $500. 000,000 Cut. dent Paweg, now Is conducting a Public discussion for a revision of the senate rules. Calling at the summer White House to pay his respects to Ben. Hale discussed with the executive the Inspection he has just com pleted of naval establishments na the west coast and In Hawaii. The senator said the navy should do Is utmost to develop its aviation service and declared that while be believed every effort should be made toward ecenoiny, he thought It would lie a great mistake to cut appropriations -so low was to weaken Its efficiency. (AancUtal Prm Lnurd Wire.) SWAMPSt'OTT. Mass., July 20. an optimistic report on farm conditions and the hope for a tax "iiucuon were Drought to Presl dent Coolidge today by Senator v uiu or, Kansas, the republican leader. Coming here for a three-day con ference with the president, Sena tor Curtis expected to take up to some extent, the administration legislative program for next ses sion. He saw no need for a special session. i iiniiguior 01 yesterday at the Wharton grove In n..,. -.. ...,., flopmer, this West Itoseburg. This Is the first lg(w 8aT ZuZ f ,1 8re In the back of time In several year, that all of the '17"" generally. Senator Curtis said. He based his report on a recent visit particularly his home members have been able to meet at one lime, ami tne occasion was a tQ fne w(,8t present were Ira W.mberiy and ! esS ,o XhrE w e. of Drain; Lee Wlmberly and , Pr, ,houKnt u ' ,u nprovl e wife, of Lo Angeles; Mr and Mrs. for ,,, mMana in coVerallve ('. L. Clevenger. and Miss Sadie marketing ('leyenger of (irants Pass; Glenn. Senator Curtls introduced a bill .. . V. last session as did Senator Canner. who did the shooting, and Kddle T" r ? ."7 " ' .1 1 T,'Publlcn- Kansas, but he said he Koenlg. his til-year old brot her. Z " ",' " . Z l IDa" ". definite plan now for farm 'llh him 'at Ihe time, were picked 1 H grouRht to Raiem for ijuiullonluj, I oy Mtierirr Mower. noth boyg arknowIedKe their Connection with the Hhnolinp. hut both aver It was purely arcldent ul, arldtnff from the fart that nei ther of the hoys mipponed the re- peatinR rifle with which the ' euootinfc was done, was londed. According to the boys' utory, they had been at flopmere a few miles from their home, und with nomo others hoys hud been firlilR fit tarKetn, Starting liome alone, they had been nhootliiK ut various olijectfl. HelteveiiiR there vau but one Bhetl In the K"n. tl'i-y stated that Oswald put the gun on the pavement, turned It toward the Hide of tho roud and nho it Into the brush. Oswald then Hhoulder ed the Run and they walked on. The car carrying Mine Moore, with her brother, Lloyd, pa Bed the two boy. Oawnld Koenlg ntnted thnt he . urovo. and lute In the afternoon relief Illation, other than a buk Hi 1117 M-AtllMI- Itwilll-lReiltlon IhHt lh irwnrr.M.nr in providing better marketing fa cilities. Ur nml M fa iMiii'unu i U . mi . . ... ... , 4 " " me repuD ican leader fa a mem- C levencer returned to Grants ber of the finance commitlee and ran in iiikiii. m r. it- iinuer- rie be eves that tar rwhwH, ly, who bun been vlttitlng from Lob AriKeleit, la Htarting home tomorrow morning- Mrs. Wlmberly will re main In thin city to visit with friend and relatives for several weeks. An attractive and aerviceable line of new rubber aprona. VWar one of ours. Lloyd Crocker. For prompt taxi tervlre, city or country trips, rhono 44. kk Climb iThis Tree him . .' ' Iron Clad 'X ' A ' ' Stockings wt,i,s i Boy-prooS Iron Clads The children Mocking with "knecj that wear and wear anil wear." An Iron Clad combination of good looks, economy, and strengt h. I iui streniit h in the ole. TrfU itrcngth in the knee. An J at our wore you can grt tiec Iron CI ads for the price of ordinary atockintfal Be ture to ask for them 10 djy. iron Clad stockings with doublt tolca and txiplc knees I I. ABRAHAM'S 'THE SILK STORE" Good Evening, Folks . A Few Words about th July Clearance Sale of high grade FOOTWEAR, which will come to an end 8ATURDAY, JULY 25TH Short lines of the VERY LATEST STYLE FOOT WEAR are out ON 8ALE at a FRACTION OF THEIR ORIGINAL PRICE. You would never Imagine your dollars could stretch eo far until you see the p.-lcos we are selling footwear. MEN'S SCOUT SHOES 11.95, S2.25, S2.45. LADIES' LOW 8HOES, S1.95, $2.85, (3 85, S4.85, 5 85. ts.83. CHILDREN'S SHOES, 95o, $1.45, $1.95, $2.45, $2.95. Make up your mind to come early to thie SALE and SAVE on your footwear. OUR STORE IS FULL OF BARGAINS IN LATE STYLE SHOES and the many satis fied customers purchasing their footwear needs here during this sale last week Is proof enough. 1WSEIWRG BOOTERIE IRVIIM BRUNN 6hoo That Satisfy and Fit Your Ftet Parklna Bldg., Roseburg lion. amounting to at least J3U0.000.000, will be possible. This can be In creased to even $500,000,000 he de clared. If a re-organlzatlon of the government departments 1b brought about to prevent duplica tion. Ab chairman of the rules com mittee, Senator Curtis thinks a re vision to some extent Is desirable, but he told the executive, he did not think the campaign for a gen eral revision of he rules should be allowed to take up the time of the senate next session, with import ant legislation pending. Vice-Prosl- 8WAMPSCOTT, Mass., July 20. With the congressional rM-ens half gone, PreBldenl Coolidge today be tran formulation of the adminis tration's program for the lecem ber session. A visit to the summer White House of 8-nator-Curtl8, tlm re publican leader, afforded the execu tive an opportunity of going over the legislative situation with one who will be called upon to carry In to effect proposals of importance. Conferences with other congres sional leaders during the summer are planned by the president. While th president does not feel it would be necessary eveq should a crisis develop in the an thracite situation to call congress Into special session, he Is expect ed to discuss this question with the Kansas senator to determine what remedial action, if any, should be taken. In line with his policy of having government officials to confer with him here from time to time, rVesl dtnt Coolidge Invited Director lines. of the veterans' bureau to visit him late today at White Court. I! T P FortyIght boys have signed up for the first scout camp, it was an nounced Ibis morning by K. A. Hritton, iMiuglas county Hoy Scout exerutive. it is expected that there Hill t at least fifty boys in the first camp, which will rtart to morrow and will last for two uceki. 'Hie second camp will start on August 4 and fourteen boys have already signed up for that camp. Other applications are -xpcted from Melrose, Drain and Yoncalla, a ad It is believed thut ihre will b at leust 25 in at- (tndanre. Applications can be cured from Karl Pickens, O. I. Johnson or Kenneth Quine. Mr. Hritton, accompanied by El ton Jackson, $ene Ixive, J km Chase. George Web r and Hob Op pie, went to Wolf Creek yester day and erected the cook shack and placed the gmcerifs and sup-i-lit's. Arrangements have be n made for obtaining 10 gallons of fresh milk dally. The boys will leave Ttoseburg at 6 o'clock tomorrow morning. The. camp Is to b divided into regu lar periods, and a program will be maintained during the entire time. The boys will not only be given plenty of recreation, but will de vote a great deal of time to studies relating to scout activities. It Is hoped that each scout will advance at least one rank during the two weeks. GRASS BEING BURNED j Tall grass In all sections of the' city will be burned during the com- trig week in order to reduce the' I fire hazard. In past years It hast been the city's history that sevr-, al dangerous grass fires are en-i 1 countered during the early part of 1 August, and fn order to avoid tbem i this year, if possible. Mayor Houck has ordered the fire department to jset out fires, keeping them proper ly patrolled to prevent danger. This I will prevent the fires from start-, lug at a time when equipment was j not on hand to control them, and i will prevent damage t propr;v. li'irnlng is being "tatted In the' I juth em. of the clv, an l will coo-' J Unue throughout the -.v-ek. J 8hure Hhot ror poison oak. Boa-! !well Mineral batba. j j t 'hew today J WANTED 150 head Rood ewes. P. I (). Don 1296. Rost-burg, i ItKCI.STKKKI) Hampshire rams for I sale. o. C. Drown, iJixonvllle. Ow. ; WANTlfi) TO A DE Good work It-am, wagon and harnvss fur shivp. Phone 2f. (AmocUImI I'rrM lul Wire.) POHTLANIJ, July 20. Kanftes art gene rally in very good to excel lent condition In the coant inter mquntain and ' northern Itocky Mountain sections, with feed con ditions much better than a year ago, while dry conditions continue in the southwest, according to the t monthly livestock range report Is sued by the I'nlted Stulea division of crop and livestock estimates. Cattle - are generally In very goo'l shape In all Ihe range coun try except Texas and the south west. Sheep In all of the rmge country except Arizona, Texas and New Mexico are in very line shape. In Hie routhwest, sheep are in fair condition and there has been some loss o:' lambs. The early lambs of Idaho. Oregon and Washington have been unusually good, and shipments to markets are heavy. Oregon ranges and farm pastures are reported to be in Camphor for Sore Eyes.. It is surprising how quickly eye Inflammation is helped by camphor, hyilrastis, wltfhhazel, etc.. as mix ed In Uivoptik eye wash. One small bottle helps any case sore, weak or strained eyes. Aluminum eye cup free. N. Fullerton, druggist FOU SALE OK THAliK For wood, boy's n.-w 3-plece suit, sixe 34. In quire M5 Hoover HI. F()in?VLE-(iood2nd hund vamp machine for shoes, auto-tops, etc. Singer Store, lo5 Cass. FOU SALE Small team of mules, wugon and harness; cheap, F. Huntley, Hrockway, Ore. Foil SALE Fresh cow with two fine calves. If taken at onoe, 40. Phone 1F12, J. V. Torrey. FOR SALE Ilroccoli plantsBuT ner's strain. 13.00 per thousand. Frank Strader, Dixonvllle, Ore. FOU SALE Ilroccoli. cabbage and kale. Phone PLANTS cauliflower, Fred A. Uoff, Koseburg, tits. ." NT.ElikY Jl iCE For sale at 11.25 per gallon. Drlng contain er. John Uusenbark, 6 miles west. Phone 11F13. EXPERIENCED man wants equip ped dairy ranch to work on shares or on salary. C. A. Crane, R 5, Hox 45, Salem, Ore. 1923 I )( YlHiK itUSIN ESS MAN'S COl'PE Halloon tires, all ex tras, looks and runs like new, at a bargain. Address X, care News-Itevlew. Helping Industry By Our Counsel tlE consider your association with ns as something more than If account on our books. You, Mr. Business Man. are our client, with Individual needs and personal problems. Hefe w offer a service gratis a service that makes possible your growth as well as ours. We welcome an opportunity to prove how we can be helpful to you. UMPQUA VALLEY BANK ROSEBURG, OREGON RIFF LEADERS MUST AGREE TO TERMS OR FACE ALLIED EFFORT (AMnolatH Prea Lmk! Wlrr ) PAItlS, July 20. France will start a wiat military offensive in Morocco against Abd-El-Krim. Pre mier -Painleve said today, if the Rifflan leaders refuse paee .emrs offend I. mi by semi-official Spanish-French agents. The premier told today s cabinet meeting that Abd-El-Krim knows the terras upon which be can have peace with France and Spain in Morocco and the Kifflan leader can open nego tiations Immediately if he desires. The French front is so strength ened, the premier said, that there Is longer justification for any uneasiness. AUTOS HEME I CHIT I Cook with aaa. (AnocUteil l'n Leaacd wire.) I1ENI), Ore.. July 20 Fully 2.500 people gathered here Sunday in honor of the first Norse Cen tennial to be held in central Ore gon in commemorating early plo ni'ers of the United States.' governor Waller M. Pierce. Sena- excellent 1 JllJ' H"0" ami Represent condition for this time of the year, "vp u- s- Hamilton of this district, taitle and sheep being in fine wure I""'K speakers of the day. bhnpe. Governor Pli rce paid tribute to l uklng 100 as normal, Oregon 1 i"H sterling character of the ranges July 1 were ln5 compared ( Norseman and of those character- v lth 69 a year ago, in Washington I isucs exisitiig prior to the dlscov 91 compared with 74 a year ago, ery of America, w hich peculiarly nnl luaho 110 compared with 02 IHted those people fur the pioneer DR. DEANB. BUBAR OPTOMETRIST Specialist In the fitting of Glasses 116 Jackson St. Dr. Rupert A. Moon Electro-Chiropractor Nerve and Spine Specialist. 824 Perkins Bldg. Phone 654 hint year at this time. On tho same basts of estimate, cuttle in Oregon July 1 were 95 .ur cent of normal condition, where as a tar ago this month, the con dition was 84. Oregon sheep were !' pi-r cent of normal condition July 1 compared with Q last July. The Portland dairy market is showing a good steady tone, with butter-fiit and butter prices un ct'.unt d The egg market Is also Un-chaneii. Country dressed meats njid poul I try are unchanged with 'demand ' bat.iiu-lng the supply. New potatoes are down to $2T( wholesale on Uie Portland market. Dr. H. C. Church OPTOMETRIST Perkins Bldg. Roeeburg, Ore. Phone 8S. Dr. Harrison Folk Chiropractor Electronic and 'Electro-Theraphy 41T Perkins Bldg. Phone 48) AUCTIONEER Don't forget that I handle sales In city or country. M. . Radobaugh 530 N. Pine St. work here. Senator I'ptun also eulogized Ihe Nordic trait, empha sizing that those living today should never let down the high average or citizenship marking Iheir forefathers v, ho came over in the Norwegian .Mayflower. J BORN I NIRI.KTT To Mr. and Mrs. Clarence II. Nihlett. at their home In this city, Saturday, July IS, a girl. Outing supplies visors, glasses, bathing caps and and first aid preparations. Crocker. shoes, Lloyd GRASS FIRE IS BURNING OVER RANGE LANDS (Continued from Page 1 coloieil CALL FOR CITY IMPROVEMENT duinus Notice Is hereby given that city Improvement bonds of the City of Roseburg. Oregon, series 'If, No. 1 to 35 Inc.. will be taken up and paid on the 1st day of August, 1H25, and that interest thereon will cease after that date. Hated July 20. 1925. W. F. THOMAS. City Treasurer. from forest fires In Jackson county, according to local forest service authorities, but from fires to ine norm oi ine county line. All of the 15 forest fires ill slate I and national timber land reported last week are now out, the lurest service declares. Let us figure with you on your I pumping or Irrigation system. We i sell rotary, cer.fifug.il and My..cj I pumps and pipe. Wharton llros. HK.NI). Ore.. July 20 Cooling feather and absence of storms re. sulied In all 10 of the forest fires last week being rettorli-d fully un der conlrol by the Deschutes na tional forest office today. No new fire sresulled yesterday although great numbers of aiitolsts IravelN.i and camped 111 the national forests THE LIBERTY THEATER TODAY-ONLY TODAY MAURICE FLYNN erslly Star The Famous Vale In F Tomorrow and Wednesday: Anna Q. Nllsson In "Innocence" w ALSO: ROSE CARNIVAL Picture. AUo: FEATURE COMEDY "1-3 OFF" iStorr hv Irvln Cnhh t e Crop Insurance Insure your hay and grain now. Our agency offers you real service In fire Insurance matters. We write automo bile insurance. C W. YOUNG it SON INSURANCE 116 Cass St. Phone 417 Taylor-made concrete Is good con urate. Tel. I25-R. (ILL LOOK INTO STAGE Minns STKADV position for young wo man of good personality posses sing Bales ability. Slate experl- ' ence. Address "S. P.", care News-Review. LOST Blue fox boa from autonio blle on Pacific highway In Rose-i burg. $10 reward if sent to me care Fairmont Hotel, San Fran cisco. A. K.Naugle. i FOR RENT 5T-oom furnished 1 house, close In; also 3-room fur nished apartment, and - 27-aere poultry farm. Chas. Kyea, S26 1 N. Jackson St. I T 1 lir FA R M Kits M"uTuarFlre"ne: lief Ass'n of Portland. Farm and suburban property, rate 35 cts. pur 100. I. M. Tuthlll, Douglas o. agent, Oakland, Oregon. LOST - On highway In V Vst Rose-, burn or near post office, portl follo containinK Illble, several, small hooka and miscellaneous paper. Finder please leave at NevvB-Uevlew. ltewanl. FOIt KKN'l Three-room apart ment, hot ami cold water, elec-! ti icily for cooking. Mho to two-1 burner gait platen for sale. Call , at Wade. RoomdiK House, 3u3 . W'et Ijme. I n)RSALK '20 model Foril truck. 1 vootl condition, $120; also VJ9 1 Ford tourluK. must be xeen ' to be appreciated. Terms if de- j Hired. Owner leaving city. I Phone 144. I - Tonlte and Tuesday Ail Star Cast In "SALOME TENEMENTS" A Paramount Picture FOX NEWS "BROTHERS UNDER THE SKIN" Comedy 10c 15c ( AesjocUtfnJ Ptmi laael Wire.) SALEM. July 20. Horse drawn vehicles constitute less than on a per cent of the total traffic ou (Oregon's highways according to a I survey conducted by the Btato i highway department on June 17. Tho survey which covered 1N5 points on 33 different state hlgh j ways accounted for a total of 110, 585 vehicles of all descriptions of which only 1092 or - .98 per cent were horsedrawn. Passenger automobiles constitu ted by far the heaviest part of the trafric with a total of 98.599 cars accounted for, or 8.16 per cent tf the total. Of this number 71.9:14 were Oregon cars and 2o.6ti5 were cars mm other atales. A total of 6,100 light trucks were accounted for and 3,980 heavy trucks. Motor cycles numbered 814. The heaviest traffic was found at a point on the Tualatin valley highway west of the Junction near Heaverton where 2819 vehicles were counted during the day. only five of which were horsedrawn. Only ten vehicles were counted on the Ochoco highway at Its Junc tion with the John Day highway, all of this number being passenger automobiles bearing the Oregon license. You can get replacement parts for all cars at the Terminal garage. Here Is a cure for wants and un fulfilled desires. Tell and sell, read and buy the News-Review classified way. , KtUt SALti Registered Hamp shire fiheep; 4 yearling rams, 7 ewes and 6 lambs; also one ton Chevrolet truck, good condition; also old growth black oak stove wood. C. W. U roves, phone 262 or 6F33. D A N C I N.G MASQUERADE BALL SATURDAY NIGHT IDLEYLD PARR (On North Umpqua S miles above Glide.) Arleigh Herron's Hollywood Five Free Camp Ground FURNISHED CABINS FOR RENT MAKE PICTURE I WHILE ON YOUR VACATION Insure Your Baggage If It Is lost, toltn or damigtd, our company prottcts you. The rate U low. tho coverage broad. Insurance Is Our BualnMt MSI IIMC HI uum it do. f Wx-I.t! rnm ll Wlr PENIH.KTON. Jlllv 0 Kdwnr.l t'"i (AmtLInI Pt.m tiMHl tvtr..) 8AI.KM. Ore., July Invpjtl Kaiion Into ihp rnim and rhariti's of a number of ,ru.k and 'iia HnM opvratliiK ir, tu.'non was In rtiltited by lh jnib'it fivire r t n mlaslon today r:. Itn own moilo-. Ihe linva umlir invnilKuiion In elude tho Whi'Mp Tranifi-r ro .1 pany. op raiinT in Waxhlnc'o'i county: Ihe llitl -ti.-iro Tianf-r coinany: tlort kmi! Kins. utrii Inc bvtmvn Mrhtl-id and ?o.o bura: Or.non Sa-.-, ui.ratinK from Porihind pomi'i "vrr Mn- I'a rlfir hi -ti a-: rnp nil I!:'.l.-1 ,vih M Mlnnvilh' H,ci; Howard a d ilrlnie. tp-r.iilntt hftw,n Vfil- and Kin 11.1th Kulla: Inti-nir- twMA Ahl.nil and I ..... hi.r - ' t'tnan Sta romiwiny. opraiinir between Portland and Camn; Ooaat Auto linen. r-iMTMIns, be tween CiHiullle-t'reiieent t'lly and 1 tirnnl Tana; Portland Ni'wtM'nr-1 MrMlnnvllle Tillamook ataKeo; 1 Portland-Sail ni-Albany ataaea. Th j Inveatiaation follows the rerelpt of 1 the atreela In ataae coarhea ai it ihe effert that the rati a anJ in the parade waa a company of rharcea of thi-ae ronipanlea are un- aereral hundrtV cowhova and a reaaonab'e. mounted cowlt hand. TL" prai.- o a led by ihe drum "id bueh It la warm now But It will be cold corps of the American l;lon iit neat winter. Hut your winter fuel here. jnow. Pane Lumber Fuel Co. I StHlawiek and hla company of l'i veraal piclun alara alepH-d off Id. train Ihla moruina al 11 o'clo.-k h the fanfare of drum... bualea anil 1 hraia band, to be welcomed bv Hi, entire city of Pendleton. Thi-r. were about S.I well known the plana In the a roup Including N.r man Kerry, and work will alart ai onre on 'The Mat Kronller." FINK UTTLK 11LS1NKSS FOU SALK Fine paying buslneaa In Itoaeburit. Cheap rent; central locntlon; caay work; lady can handle it. Fine steady Income. Full Information, Lawrence Anency, 125 Case Street. Phone 219. PAirrNKK WANTED Ilinhway conatruction coniractor wanta partner to take half Interest In business. Holder of big con tracts; income assured. A real snap for the right man; some cash required; part time. Full In formation. Lawrence Agency, 125 Cass Street. HOY T WA'NTECGooI meady. husky boy; one not afraid to work and who la looking for a permament position with oppor tunity for advancement, is wanted in the mechanical department of the Ncwa-Iteview office. Must be In" years of age or over. Small salary to start. Inquire st this office. 6X1 ' I 'A Pi: IiW ANTE I Wiaf he fu p all the old newstMipera and maga rint a oir your premises and take , tin m to our box car on line meet near the ulspa'cher'a of. lice. Wedn-'sdry, July 22. You will be paid S.'.c per ;00 pounds ni'd will do a good turn to.v.rJ ciia.iliig up the town. Hoa-buig Fin lept. t TLI iR A ( i S W A NfL'D-Cather up all your old rags, burlap and sacks excepted, and take them to our boa car on Pine atreet near the dispatcher's office Wednea day, July 22. We will pay you one cent per pound. Clean up while you have an opjiortunity ami get paid for the rubbish. Lost burg Fire Ilept. DON'T SEEM POSSIIU.F. HI T ITS rKl'E A fine suburban home In edge of town: 10 seres excellent land bordering on highway: mod ern plastered 5 room bungalow with all built in features: elec tric lights; big barn: woodshed; some fruit; twentjr-flve hundred and twenty-five dollars takea clear title. Don't overlook a real snap, lawrenre Agency, 125 l ass Street. Phone 21. . I TONITE AND TUESDAY 10c 35c sOtM ftraM MOCHA! le Also PATHE NEW "GRIEF IN BAGDAD" Comedy ANTLERS Wednesday ZANE GREY'S Classic Riders of the Purple Sage"