ROSEBURG NEVS-REVIEW. FRIDAY, AUGUST 7. 1925.
SEVEN
You Can't Imagine!
A Satisfactory Meal Without Bread
Best Unbleached Flour, per bbl. ...$9.40
Bleached Hard Wheat Flour, per bbl $8.80
Good Blended Flour, per bbl $8.2Q
See Us First We Can Save You Money
FARM BUREAU
COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE
BOSIBURO OAKLAND
Loose Second Cutting Alfalfa Hay for Sale.
EXPECTS GOOD
EXHIBIT F
A BRIDE'S DIARY
' ' A Love Story of Today
By Idah McGlone Gibson
LJI
PLAYERS 60 TO
Classified Section-
ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PAGE. ' !
PAl'L, RECEIVE.-!
111S TELEGRAM
Hey, Fellers!
Comon over, Mom's a-coln' to make
up some fresh sandwiches from
Grimm's
Milk Rvead
Mom never uses anything but Grimm's Milk Bread lor
Sandwiches. It's fine.
Ideal Baker u
Phone 133 ,i9 Sheridan j
C. O. Garrett, of Glendale, who
has charge of the collection and
display oi the Douglas County ex
hibit at the statu lair, ia spending
la lew uays hi mis vicinity gather
I enug specimens lor use at the lair.
Mr. Garrett has Just returned from
I a trip east, visiting points la the
south and middle west, tie spent
several weeks in hl old home at
St. Louis.
He expects to devote the greater
part of his time, from now until
lair time, to the liouglas County
exhibit. The display, he expects,
wUl be far greater and better than
ever before as the crops this year
are of fine quality.
He Is particularly anxious to get
specimens of grain, and asks all
grain growers to preserve, extra
good samples. Threshed grains
particularly, are wanted, and an)'
person who can help In this mat
ter Is asked to notify either Mr.
, Garrett, or County A gent Cooney.
I o
Our car of Peacock Hock Springs
coal Is here. Order today. Page
; Lumber & Fuel Co. Phone 242.
Hio Slory So Far: Cleo Madi
son elopes wHu Lieutenant Paul
Armstrong. V. i. A. It does not
I m-ould never open a letter be
longing to you, but a telegruiu
is different."
"You will pardon 1110, Cleo, If
I say 1 can hardly see the ditfor-eiu-e.
A telegram and a letter
take Cfoo long to discover mar-mn- 1,0th delivered in a sealed
rlage is not a path of roses. Ou envelope, plcsumably no that no
the train, going to the army pot, one i.iu the one to v. horn It Is
she hai an allegorical dream In-j addressed may read It. i am sur
dlcatlng her future problems. The j prised, that my wife, so puin'til
colonel, Arthur Hlakely Heldon, j uus about most thiugs. should,
of the post, is a "lady killer" Bnd because of her Jealous ruriority.
his actions have compromised make the timeliness of a wire au
Rita Thorudlke, wile of a repro- ex, . (or prying into her hus
bate lieutenant. Rita Is innocent band s correspondence."
and Cleo forms an Immediate and , Um,n ,,aul Armstl0B ,,utl( ou
deep friendship for her. K.ta. t his h und waM
Cleo s instigation, decides to leave ' 1Lrow lh( at h but
the post and joins a vaudeville
troupe under the name rineaa
Thorwaldsen. Paul has been hav
ing his troules, chiefly liquor and
gambling. Cleo roluses to be
1 had nearly killed him by a de
monstration of tnat kind, a short
time belore. I thought it belter
to restrain myself.
I kept periectly silent, but 1
INDIAN -HAS AN OUTDOOR
BATHTUB THAT IS NOVEL
HEALTH BULLETIN 4
:j
What About Mothers? i
It has been said that to become -a
mother is more dangerous than
to be a soldier in a front-line :
trench. . While this is something of ,
an exaggeration (particularly In j
T,r nv.n 7":'7.,;Vr 'T1 Smith r on Monday and
does remind ua that motherhood ia u , . M . ... ...
a much more dangerous underuk-' School children this year will
Jnjc than it has any right to be.'lnl have a new gymnasium in which
J924. in Oregon 10S mothers lost! lo ceWe phy8ical train ins. Work
their lives in giving birth to cMI-.OD.th! building for which I.illobo
HI.IMlSI'OitT SCIIOOIjS VII,I,
OI'KN ON SKITK.MllKIt 7
Enrollment day at -the Itoeds
port public schools will be Mon
day, September 7. Labor Day, bays
the i'ort I'mpqua Courier. On
that day the puptlB will register
for their respective grades. AN
ter the registration, a two-day
holiday Is to be declared in-order
that the children may attend the
WASHINGTON, D. C, Aug. 7
When a Glacier Park Indian catch
es cold he drinks hot herb- tea and
pack! himself in his outdoor sweat
bath, which is about as near to na
ture's contrivance as is possible,
the Indian Department informs us.
Willow boutfhs are bent so that
each end is in the ground four feet
apart forming a framework. A fire
is built in the center of a pile of
stcnes on the ground. Hiues and
b ankets are put over this frame
work of boughs and when hot the
fire is withdrawn and the patient
steps in. with a pail of watr. He
keeps sprinkling the water on the
hot stones, getting an ideal vapor
sweat bath. "Heap heat" and, his
cold is gone.
Heat with gas.
now well under way.
Homemade Ice cream. Delivered
; to any part of the city, packed in
qis., one half gallon, or gallon con
: tamers. Free's Freeze has no equal.
Lloyd Crocker.
dren. It la certain that a large j
proportion ot uiese drains was un
necessary, and would not have oc- j a
curred if the proper precautions For washed sand and gravel, and
had buen taken. . ' iplftstyr fud. Bee Uudolph Harness,
During tho Kame year, S2S' ln. Khady Voinf. or leave orders at
fants died. Many of them could Marksbwy More. '
have been saved if their mothers! 0
had had a better understanding of: CAR IS RECOVERED
their care, especially during sick-! James Goodman, whose coupe
ness. Kducation of mothers and' stolen a short time ago from
nioiiia.nko viti.i . In front nf ih EVtrri Humor rerplv-
lhvn both their own and their. word last night from the com
children's. For this reason, the ! Panv which the car is insured,
bureau of child hygiene of the Ore-' that the machine has been recov
Kon State Hoard ot Health has pre-i Pre(I at Marysville, California. It
pared a series of letters to pros-WR8 not learned whether the ma
jMctlve mothers, which are sent; chine had been damaged. ,
monthly before the baby comes,
and for four months thereafter.
These letters, take up, in a sim
ple way, the things a mother should
know and should do to prepare for
her baby's coming. They advise
her of the precautions she should
take at various times, and what
danger signals to look for. They
tell her how to go about conserv
ing her health, and that of her un
born child. The second series of
letters gives her pointers on taking '
care of the new baby, in the same
way.
Many expressions of appreciation ;
have been received from women
who received these letters and ;
from their doctors. It does not
seem to be generally known, how
ever, that the letters are available.
Physicians who have patients
whom they would like the series
sent to, should send the patient's
ii.tuie iu uie unreal, oi umiu riy- : imiATiLi. . . , . .
glene, State Hoard of Health. Port- W "AT. om" wr,,ts 'l0'
land. Prospective mothers who' hundreds of extreme cases of PILES
would like the letters should send "n mv non-MirSical meth-
a request to the same office. j od ha permanently CURED. Isn't It
A selection of the best pamphlets ; ZZJZT.!
and literature available on various
subjects connected with ihe letters
is sent out with the latter. There
is no cost whatever connected with
this service. j
WALTER NORMAN
RESIDENT HERE
FOR MANY YEARS
Walter Norman, a former resi
dent of Itoseburg, whose death oc
curred Wednesday at Santa Mon
ica, California, was born in Aurora,
Missouri. September 12, 1S77, and
came with his parents, . Mr. and
Mrs. 1. G. Kelly to The Dalles In
1XS1. He was married to Miss
Grace E. Kelly In JS95, and. two
children were born to them. In
1X3S they moved to Itoseburg,
where he was associated witU.ljis
father ' In the! i confectionnry lunrl
bakery business. In 1909 ho and
his father bought a ranch on !lk
Creek. In 1919 they moved to Til
ler, where he was interested in the
grocery business for some time.
The last two yenrs the family has
been residing at Santa Monica.
He leaves a wife and one son,
Robert J. Norman, his father and
mother, two brotners. Will of Myr
tle Point and George of Mllo, and
one sister, Mrs. K. M. Renfro, of
Marshfleld, also three grand child
ren, George, Max and Jeanne Nor
man of Dunsmulr, Calif.
He is a member of the Odd Fel
lows lodge of Roseburg. The de
tails of the funeral arrangement
havo riot yet been received.
f"""' , " 'looked my husbuudsiruiglit in the
is agog wtin gossip and susp c on t
when itlta haves and h,ec'" ' glance told him more than it 1
Implores Cleo to give him tutor- . . ......hiuit in mv
matiou unsuccesstully. Climax
ing a eeries of domestic troubles
between Cleo and Paul, Cleo puts
Paul in the hospital by hittiug
him on the head with a vase.
d
soul.
"Well." said Paul Jauntily after
a moment's silent uuel between
us, "let's sec wiiut's iu Connie's
min.l that she cimnot watt to
" . send it by letter, but must tele
You know, dear diary, how un- gFlrh
satisfactory a telegram Is wh" Tomorrow A Hospital War.
The Southern Oregon Tennis
Tournament win be uciu at tne
Asuiunu i,iihia Paik eouits lu Au
gust it-lo. flayers fioiu ad sou'ii
tin Oitgon win itv luviu-u. anu a
sp.eluliU tiiurnatiH-lli is anllcipal
eu. &ouie of me local players nave
aireauy ludicuted their intention of
euiiriiig Uie tournament. Anyoue
may eiuei. 'there will be eents
for bath ladits and gentli-im-n.
'I'nera will bo lour oiviaiona: Ju
eiue for tnose under 14; jumor
14 lo Jti; smioi lb to 21, aim a
free fur. all event with no ai;c lim
it, 'l nere will be medals tor ail
eveuts. A Llthia Park luu and a
Southern urgen I hauip.outiUip
Cup will a so bo ut stake.
There are some solendid Icnnis
pluyeis In Koseuurg who would
nnd It a pleasure lo inter this
tournament. Hoys or gins, or
those of any age can tlnit a suit
able event. Tlu.se who are inter
ested In this tournament muy get
further information by getting iu
touch with liev. H. L. Caldwel..
FOR SALE
i
riivm a certain sum Ol money i.
waiting at the telegraph oitlce.
It never tells who It Is from, nor
how much it is. Unless you have
sent for it, you Just have to gue-s
w ho loves you enough lo part w ith
money.
Of course this is to safeguard
the recipltent ot the money. The
person to whom the message Is
addressed Is supposed lo till the
name of the sender und llio
amount ent, both ot which aro
recorded in the telegraph office,
and this serves for lueaiilicailou.
This wus me kind of telegram
that ihe boy gave me. This was
the kind 1 was reading. 11 was
addressed to Paul, and 1 knew
it had to be submitted to him. 1
knew he would be furiously an
Heat w-iin gas.
SWAMTSCOTT, .Mass., Aug. 7.
Attorney-General Sargent nrrlv
ed today to confer with President
l',w.".l.,.. -...I it ... , u,.n..'in.H
gry because I had opened a loie- th:ll secretary Hoover would be
grunt audressed to him. , h(.r(1 ,, for u brl,.( Biliy
If the wire had beeu a letter. Iut white Court.
I would never have opened it. i
I
The nttiirney-general, coming
from Washington ou a night
train, stopped at the summer
hite House on- his way to his
home at Ludlow, VI. He planned
to re inn in here liiiMl tomorrow
i morning, his visit affording the
I president an opportunity to dis
cuss with him the antnraciie
think the person who would open
a private letter would steal almost
any tiling;' but a wire is really
something diiferent; almost public
property. I ndor the circumstan
ces it seemed us though 1 hud
a perfect right to react it. Paul
was at the hosnital. Ho had proli-
. . . . ... i cuss
auty just oeen seiueu situation and other questions, in
was resting alter his loss of blood. . , . .,..,.....,... , umhb
Not knowing what the telegram h lnlCrest.
was aliout, 1 thought it was inuen I
better to lind out whether It "l1" 11 reiterated today
contained bad news lietore 1 let I that the president had not su n.
my husband see it. j ""? " """'Y'.'SZ,
. tr ih., pninniirc" neii:irt llieilt
After 1 read tne wire i kiibw i,..r,i
that It was from Chick or Con
nie,
who w-
Paul hud no other irienus eoal wage controversy aim was
. , u .....- not disturbed over the threaten-
money-and his father had given j ed suspension of a-'hraclte
,", .iverv cent he nossibly t-wuld ! oporsitloiiH heplemHer 1, it- vius
wnenV were tuNa Hhmt ' mlmUtocl that Mr ;
Suffered 18 years-Cured in 2 Months
1 Sd tuffcrrd for IS yean wfth PILES.
Mr doctor Mid a urtpcal operation was
abtohitcty nceir. Yet after a few treat
ment by IV Dean I was weft, giiiifn weittht
and atrenffth; free from ail ncrvout troubies."
I Specialist, who will CUAKANTKK to
LUflfc. (JU or return your FEE.
rlher than Buffer ioptfcr Read
irryKkEKbrsofcon r'finann' other
RfcCI'rU.Md UtNdtordrr.
I wWlc-aM yy to let promptly.
Verml Tox Insecticide repellent,
easy to use and 100',Jj active. Will
injure neither walls, furniture or
fabrics, gold only here. Lloyd
Crocker.
For prompt taxi servtre, city or
country trips, Phone 4 4.
We have some specials In ship
lap, flooring .celling and siding. The
stocks are limited. See us 'today.
Page Lumber at Fuel Co.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DR. M. H. PLYLEK ChlropractK
physician, 12 W. Lane bt.
DtAil. M.D. Inr
porHamo ot nets: stA.Tue orricts;
Dr DW.n Kuifilinq SI'S-612 itfwr B,,l(t-M
STHAan'1,'IH bth and pinc I
Cabbage and Sausages - -Women's
Diet
"I have doctored with the best
doctors In the, I'ulted States. Some
sayl one thing and some another
as ailing me and all wanted to cut
me open, but Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy saved me, can now eat cab
bage, sausage and anything 1 want
to. Nothing hurls me." It is a sim
ple, harmless preparation that re
moves the catarhal mucus from the
intestinal tract and allays the in
flammation which causes practical
ly all stomach, liver and intestinal
ailments, including appendicitis.
One dose will convince or money
refunded. At all druggists.
AUCTION SALE
Tuesday, August 11, on the
Riumffeld place, seven mites
west of Roseburg, commenc-
lug at 10:30 a. m. Consists of
fatm implements, stock, house-
hold goods. Will also offer
loo-acre farm for sale. J. W.
McHlwaln, Roseburg.
-o
Studewiater.cosis less per pound
than butter.
sinu. he
FOR SALE Canaries, singer
guaranteed. 9'M S. Stephens St.
Full SALK- Second hand bicycles
(ID to J:'S. Roseburg Cyclcry.
FOR SALK CHKAP 2 second
hand wagons. Page Lumber .V.
Fuel Co
FOR SALK One ltanibouli tte and
one Heluine buck, lloyer 111.
Phone 14F14.
FOR SALK A beautiful Colin coi-
net ana case, cost iuii. w m s-i;
for 4u. Terms. Phono D12-Y.
Foil" SALE llartlett "pears for can
ning, 2 cents per pound. Fred
Reuner, Httppy Valley L'ridge.
FOR" SALE -liroccoli plants, from
limner seed. J2.u0 per loot).
Frank Slrader, Dixonvtlle, Ore.
FOR SALE OR TRADE For-Al
nulo, five-room house; lot, lOux
lou. Fine garden and five kinds
of fruit. O. O., News-Review office.
FOR SALE "OR " LEA'SE Garage
and repair snop, equipped witn
tools and niuchinei-y, fine loca
tion. Write Chancy Garage,
Marshfleld, Ore.
FOU'S ALE Team black geldings;
weight 2100; 10 and 11 years;
harness and light wagon; all for
$loii cash. William '.
FOR SALE Crawford peaches' at
itigiuand Orchard. Hrst right
liuuu turn tour miles south 'on
h.gnway at coucrete culvert.
FOUDSO.N TRACTORwith J-bottom
plow aud double diso har
row, tor sale cheap; guaranteed
o. k. W. 11. Jolilff, Melrose, Ore.'
FOR SALE Ford Coupe at"-a
soerillce. Six cord tires, Uuiseh
tuition; other accessories.
eeiieni condition. New Jluco fin
ish, price reasonable for quick
sule. Imiuhe of Hllliard, Aden
Paint Shop. Cor. Main aud Court
Sts.
FOR SALE At u sacrifice, owner
must leave, ltii acres, ferced
with woven vire fence, house,
barn, team of horses, barn, full
of hay. all kinds of other 'out
buildings; implements, qod,
some broccoli land ready -, to
plant. Ilioo. On good terms,
smalt payment down. G. U. )lel
big, 4U7 West 10th tit.
I
FOR RENT
i
Kelly's Kotner. 11 .F. V. No.
Hox 13C-A.
FOR RENT 5-room cottage. Phone
373-V.
i'OR RENT 4-room apartment, 'in
quire of J. F. Harker. Phone 12-Y.
FOR RENT 7-rooin private " home
with garige, close in. Phone
437-J. . :
lftird, ! niR'UENT-Furnlshed apartmenti
IS III OUR MIDST
rAtwctale.1 I'm. l-urd W'.rr.)
PENDLETON. Ore., Aug. 7. W.
L. (Young) Strlbling and his en
tourage passed through Pendleton
this morning enroiuo to l'orllatlil
and California points. The fanuus
Georgia school boy boxer was ac
rompanled hy Pa. M:i, and llaby
Stribling. The parly is trave Ihig
111 a huge motor van known as
"Young Strlbllng's Mobile Ilunga
low" and a roaiDter. According to
Pa Strlbling. the Cigla school
boy will have two fl.--.htn. In Cali
fornia, one in OaVland about Au
gust 12 and one later in Lns Ang
les, j'a t-iirioinig, uie jikiiih i;h'"- i
er's manager, was unrenain as
Ihe idenilty of the opponenta to he
selected but apparently did not
rare much who they were.
Belong to His
Golfing Lodger
time ago., It hurt my pride to
thing mat my huslmud would bor
row money from Connie, for 1
Lln. an man borrowing : pursued will, regard to It
money from a woman. I presume
ticking intoimalion and would
take advantage ot the piesence ol
both otlicials to lalk over the
situation and Ihe policy to lie
Snrelarv I fi'er; li was srr.il.
i. . i.i i..t,Ari,.. (..,. - .a coining 10 o wii 1,1 IS CO I i p; yii.u ,.,
my grandmother. Today a young " 'vi. ' in- P-' - n t I o t,
man will not hesitate to borrow - Francisco In Sept. mber for a ju-
from the girl he has tnken lor :'''o celebralioii. ,
a motor ride or a dinner, if lie , , ; r .
find his money has run out. ' , r-celyed a ear , those won-
It would not have been as bad
if Paul had borrowed from Chick.
1 could stand that better than the
knowledge that he was taking
money Irom Connie.
I stood still and pondered on
this problem for a long while.
How was 1 going to get this mes
sago before Paul In his weakened
state without gelling him so uli
gry that It would returd his re
covery 7
"Well, here gois!' I said. "I'll
'hike over to the ho-'pitul aud lake
j my medicine, hut in the no an
I time 1 will give sumo to Paul
that is even loiterer than mine.
The orderly showed me my bus
ties. Prices right .Pago Lumber i
Fuel Co.
BIG PROGRAM IS
PLANNED FOR THE
SMITH RIVER FAIR
IllTlilS
A
f-'A
-
e
i. nrst and second floors. 427 E.
oougias St. .
FOR RENT 2 new 2-room funiish
ed houses, $10 per month. Phone
210-L. Miller's Addition. ;
FOR RENT Furnished utmn
ntent. Hot and cold water und
lights furnished. 344 S. Jackson.
FOR'llENT 2 houses "In Miller Ad
dition, f 15.00 per month. UaTiTge
with both. o. w. Young & Son.
Phone 417.
FOR'"RENT16ocre farm 'y
Impqua store with fishing
grounds. Address C. C. Siegrlst,
North llend, Oregon.
FOR RENT OR SALE 6-Tobi,
practically new bungalow, with
garage; on highway just north
of Riverside Btore. Q, U. Helblg,
407 West Cass streu
FORHENT OR" WILL LEASE
Public garage and storage room.
Corner of Pine and Lane streets.
Reasonable rental to desirable
tenant. G. W. Young & Son.
Phone 417.
I
I I
WANTED
(.WHijih-,1 ln- Wlir.)
WASIIINCTON. Aug. 7. Pro
noonrtd earthquake shocks were
registered enrly today on Ihe sels
uiogrnih nt Ci-nrgi'town unin rMty
brginnlng nt 2:54 a. m. and la!ing
until after four o'rl'k. The max
imum velocity v.ns nttalned at 3:T4
a. ni. The locaiion was paced by
Direelor Tonilorff ill 2r,l0 miles
from Washington. Tho dlreiilon
was not d termlneil.
Plans for tho Smith rlvi r fair
In be held September 7 and H,
at the grange hull. Smith River,
are taking definite form with
publication of the premium lists,
says Hie I'ort rmpniia Courier.
The list is devilled Into five clas
sifications, namely: livestock and
iiali-v. aerlclllturnl. home crono-
banit s room unit leu me. i iiiiiik mi,.M, and club work.
Lieut. Armstrong Is asleep," he j j.-V(. ,,, prominent In stale
suid. I opened the door softly, and county ailairs have been Be
but I found Paul awake. When ' cured for speakers. Governor
he suw the yellow envelope In , Walter M. Pierco In ads the list
t'lllCACO. Aug. 7. A r.ith r se
vere earthquake of tin Indicated
distance of 1,1(4(1 miles lu a south
erly direction from Chicago was
recorded at 1:54 a. m. on the wen-
tther bureau seismograph at the
I'nlverslty of Chicago.
The record shown! ft rharp
movement at 1:55 a. m. four nitn
ules after the first tremor. The
nuiike ended at 4
ft.', V,.,V , a
'v ''
n -
my hand, his pale race beenme
crimson.
"What have you there, Cleo?"
he asked.
"A wire addressed to'you."
"Let me havo It," he eoni-
Stale Senator Isaac E. Staples ol
Portland and II. L. Eddy of liose
liurg and Dairy ami Food Coin-mlx-i.,ner
Midtle 'and Cmnily
Ag( nt Cooney are other speakers.
There will be music, proliatily
Terminal
',s.
Ileauly Shop, phone
Here's the (Trip Willie Mac
Farlanc gives his driver when he
swings into action. The new
mtionnl open champion is caller)
one of the greatest technical
golfers in the game.
ROAD NORTH OF JUNCTION
CITY REOPENS TOMORROW
l AK-tjh-.l I'n-M I'-u-w-'l W irr.l
SALEM. Ore., Aug. 7 -The stale
highway department announced li
day thai the Pacific highway be
tween Ilarrlsburg nnd Junction
jelly, which has been closed on ac-
' I count of paving operations, will be
njien to travel Snliinluy, August K. i
I 1 fmi e,,n,ilv ferrv is 111 noerstloll
across the Willamette river at liar-;
rlsburg.
WANTED Seml-invalld to care
for at my home. !I25 Cobb St...
WANTEIV Man to furnish dirt Tor
filling yard. Call 112 Military
' Avenue, or phone 1x9-Y. ,
HAVE CLIENT wanting loleaso
modern 6 or 6 room house. O. W.
Young & Son. Phone 417. - - .
WANTED All kinds of sewliit
Mrs. Allaire's dressmaking apart
ment. Room 3, over Rosotmrg
Nat. Dank.
W A N T I": IlC-Tir buy"7ild growl hU r
and pine block wood, on tho
ground. C. it. Cuvender, S18 WfTi
chesler' St. Phono 170-X. .
EUCE
I munded, otretehlng out his l.atid y n,, KoMeburg .luvenli
I ,..1,1,. I. KI,1 , a ,.r 1.,
b;i
whieh trembled.
(Juiikly he took It, and eauerly
ho scrutinized it. Ills tare pal d
as he realized that the envelup
had been opened.
"Vou have read It!" he exclaim
ed. "Y'-s," I answered laconically.
"May I ak, Cleo. what businc-:
you have to open te leu rams or
letters addressed to
A varied uroizraru of land a ltd
water sports will provide ent r
tainmeiit for the visitors. There
will l,e cewral nmlty xtiinis.
' A(l(fitate transportation to ami
from the fair grounds will be pro
vided. Adven Ising Is heinx put ut
this w-ek and the programs are
being worked on.
A ni'eting -f some coininittee1
"That's unfair, Paul. You know was held Wednesday evening.
f .(sh ial.-l I'r.HW Wlr.)
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enter the Orange County Hos
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Sept. 15th, 11125. Complejo
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children's diseases. Apily Jo
Supt. or Nurses, Orange Counly
Hospital, Orange, Calif. .
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Myrtle Creek, Ore.
Phone 260-4
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