Roseburg news-review., August 07, 1925, Page 8, Image 8

- EIGHT
You Can't
Fool Me
It's !l C JP'
You may blindfold her,
but she knows from Ihe
delightful crrim, daintily
flavored, Hint It In none
other than MH O -Maid Ice
Cream, made by
DOUGLAS COUNTY
CREAMERY
Phona 340
8old by All Leading Dealer.
Roteburg, Oregon
CANT IDENTIFY
HMBELIEVED
MURDER III
COUNTY COURT ADJOURNS
The county court completed
Its work for the term yeater-
titty evening mid adjourned
! its sen m ion. The term waa
'' qultu short there being little
j burtlneMa to consider, other
than the UMual routine. He-
ports were received from var-
iou parts of the county re-
! gardiug the road work now In
j progreH, and the court is
well phased with the progress
being made. The spirit of Co-
operation in road work is S)
ASSOCIATIQIM SETS
HSEtllPlE
NEW TODAY
FOR RENT 2-roora apartment.
done In. R-asonable. Phone 227-V.
WANTKD Carpenter work, by day
of contract. Call at 8 us N. Jack
son St.
Police Are Still Baffled in Heater than ever before, and
Schwartz Case, After
Tracing Clues.
the improvements In the varl- 4
FALSE TIP IS GIVEN
; ouh districts are being made
! wlih less coKt than usual aa a
I result of the Interest being
j taken by the residents and the
i help given. '
!
Much Insured Chemist Now
Thought on Sh"ip Which
Will Be Searched
at Oregon Port.
MAZAMA LEADER IS "
C? pill INJURED IN J1P
hooks into Ihunl ' 1 (3
Say 1! TO ftVnin a BfiRKi
Good Looks and Wear!
PORTLAND. Aug. 7. .John
ID. Scott, lender of a J'orlliind
j party of the Muztimus Club, which
set out thlK week to male Jeffer
tnn peak, wua Injured Wednes
day on tlie mountain, and la be
ing carried on an improvised
There's amities' and children' stocking ' stretcher along the Hky line trull.
In our store that's the very last word in : His bearera left Conception cnuip.
stocking economy. ThouKh it costs no ! in Jefferson park, today and in-
mort than an ordinary stocking, it's a tend taking him to
combination of good looks and wear-1 ramp from where he
resisting strength that is hard to hear. ! brought to Portland by unto.
Austoshowyounne-rlbhedlronClad ni.por tiy telephone from a
Scockngsformissesandch1ldren.yoUU;tnpnll,Hr I(f ,hn rty, relayed
tnd them a wondctful Investment! ,.,.,, Ainy today. Bald Scott
Jumped Into a snow flclil to net
out of the way r a raiiuiK rocK
chimney, and that he slid to the
bntlom of I lie field, and there
truck a large rock. One hip waa
badly hurt.
AT
I. ABRAHAM
eTHE 8ILK STORE"
Chas. S. McEIhinny
-Th Widow'a Friend"
Oregon Life
' 248 North Jackson
Louis C. Davis
Painting and Paper Hanging
Phone 669 R
427 East Douglas 8t
DANCE
AT
Melrose Country
Club
Saturday Kite
August 8
Music by
Roseburg Jazz-O-Two
f AstsnrlatMl prwa Win.)
MARTINKZ, Cal.. Auk. 7. An
anonymous telephone call to the
police authorities today advihed
them, "If you will find out what
hat .become of Theodore White,
formerly of Fresno, you will know
who thn dead man In the Pacific
t'ellulone laboratory mystery 1h."
A street address Riven by the In
formant In Ilerkeley, Cal., whs
vhdled and no one was found who
professed to know either White or
anything about a telephone call.
The man who telephoned said that
White had an apartment with
Charles Henry Schwartz, chemist
of the company, for whom the po
lice are looking, despite claims of
the wife that he perished In an ex
ploHlon In Hie Cellulose Inboratory
a week ago yesterday, 24 hours be
fore th time of the explosion. He
8 i! that White until a few weeks
aiio was employed as a chemist by
"some scientific Ice c renin coin
miny," of Fr?no and had been
, forced to find gome otht'r emplov
jment when that company ci'nsd
business.
White's address la deslnd by
the state Industrial accident de
part incut for some reason un
known to the anonymous telephon
es he said, and he concluded hi
conversation with the words 'Til
let you know more Inter."
To check the theory that
.Schwartz may have stowed a way
on the freighter Nordic, which
sailed a day or two ago for Port-
government ! land enroute to Sweden, thin ve-
can be sel wll be searched at West port.
Ore., late toJay, local officials
stated.
Today, n ft wek aco, new clues
and new evidence were brought to
light and wen dentined to lead In
the result an abrupt ending neith
er indicating the whereabouts of
the mlsslug choinist or the Identl
11 cat Ion of the burned corpse
which will rest in the San Francis
co morgue.
Standing In the foreground of
every avenue cf Investigation Is
ure of Schwartz, a
who studied at
Heldelht rg. In this country com
munity, he was the central ficure
In a corpora t ton which depend i-d
noon him lo perfect a proress for
the mnni'facture of artificial silk.
As
of
thouKh n mnn of family, he wn re
rentiv ni"d defendant In a $7n.0tt0
breach of nromlse suit filed by an
OnVfliid T'rl.
Today bin wife, bin family phv-
mlnutely Investigated and several
men have been given the role as
the victim, but the supposed dfad
man has reappeared or it was ditt
covered that he did not fit into the
part. Other clues are still In
hand, however, whfrh may lead to
the apprehension f Schwartz or
the identification of the body but
virtually all evidence Is fragment
ary. An unidentified letter found nfar
the body, which is the latest clue
that may lead to the identification
of the victim was made public fast
night. This also is of mysterious
nature .
The letter contains no signature.
It Ik dated "In the big trees. Santa
Cruz. May 24, 1925' and begins,
"dear friends." It was written In
a man's handwriting, expert h pay.
between 20 and 40 years old. and
deals with rellglcn. encouraging-Its
recipients (n the "glorious battle of
the cross for which you are fight
ing so va'iuntly."
Schwartz was not religious and i ar(,
Basis on Which Packed
Prunes Are Selling Indi
cates That Oregon
Ranks High.
Oregon prune prices are nearer
the California prices than ever be
fore In the hlMory of the Industry,
according to figures received on
i he new quotations made by the
CaliTornla Prune and Apricot as
sociation. Heretofore Oregon prunes
have brought from three to five
cents lens than the California fruit,
but this year buying Is within a
cent of the California price. This
is of great Importance to the Ore
gon industry, indicating that the
ti nit lu this statu is now recognized
a heing fully on a par with the
California fruit In quality.
'J he selling price of the two main
varieties of the prunes packed by
the California concern, Is 1Z cents
and Hi cents. This price is ap
proximately 2 cents higher than the
price per pound paid grower, so
that the buying price is between
9 and 10 cents on ..0-40 sizes. The
base price now offered local grow
ers Is 9 cents, so thut t lie re is ap
parently little difference between
the purchasing price in California
and Oregon.
The California Association has
just issued revised figures on its
packed prunes. The prices are on
2" lb. boxes, and cover the two
main varieties, "Sunsweet" aud
Outside. The "Outside prunes
quoted at prices f. o. b. the
FOU SALE Two registered Shrop
shire rams. K. F. Strong, Oak
land. Oregon (Rice Hill.)
FOK SALK Thirty head'of ag"ed
ewes. A. I. Caskey, Roseburg,
Oregon.
the letter was not In his handwrit
ing.
While efforts to Identify the vic
tim continue, the search fcr the
chemist, who is credited with car
rying out the plot without a Hlncl
ncrompMce. s being given more
Impetus. Rewards have been post
ed for bis Apprehension and every
avenue fit escape has b"n check
ed, but Information is to hi
whereabouts Is even no-o scarce
th.tn evidmce regarding the vic
tim. That Schwartz planned In ad
vance to meM hU f.tinily in the
event It was discovered th.-it the
body was not bis is given found-,
tlon by District-Attorney Tinning, i
u-l.n D..I,I tliui a l,.ttit tt-ua Is. ft I
with Mrs. Schwartz to be opened ' ' M'";
imcking plant, while the "Sun
svtiiet" prunes are quoted f. o. b.
the docks. A quaqrter-cent charge
for hauling is made on "Outside"
varieties, so that the prices quoted
below on the "Outside" prunes ac
tually cue a quarter of a cent lower
hi ti they really are if delivered.
The "Sun-sweet" prices embody the
dockage charge.
The selling prices made by the
association, are us follows:
Size
2-.t - .
rttMo ..
10-50 .
"ill ti'f .. .
tfti-70 .. .
lu-so .. .
VMM) .. .
Slinsweet
ISC
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9Jc
SJc
Tie
ti-iO
Hundreds have put their O. K. on
1 tfl...l Tew.w e wa lha
im..... ..., , - ,,!,,, ffST
starting point of many people a ,j,.rnlBn rni .,(,.,
success anil prosperity.
In event of his death directlnsr hr
In take the chl drn "to En"lnd.
If Schwann did n!:in th murder
as an Insurance Imnx plot, as au
thorities f'rmlv believe, he presum
ntilv Intended to Join his family In
Kneland.
Sheriff H. K. Wale today expres
sed the belief that Schwartz plan
ned the Insurance hoax as early as
last January and bad since worked
toward that end. He bases this on
the discovery that up until last
January Schwam. although owning
considerable atock In the company,
iliil nnl draw a salary as che4i:i.l(
or general manaaer. In January, I
however, he prevailed on the direc-j
tors of the company to arrant blm a
compensation of S'inn a month pay-
able In stock of Ihe company. As
often as this slock would be Issued !
him he would transfer It to his
wife.
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WAITRESS UNDS
Ml IN HOSPITAL
hobby be dabbled In a study , the aim of Schwartz to Increase as
the perfect crime," and al- much as nossihle Mrs. Schwartz's
ownership lu the company so that
when his Insurance policies,
MiyFORD,. ore.. Aug. 7. F.
K. Light loot, a lumber jack from
Weed. California, lies eriously
wounded at a local hospital as
the result of a fight with Jack
Phillips, local laborer, said by
polite to have centered over Ldith
The sheriffs theory Is that It was I Muxey, a waitress at a restaurant
here late lint night. According
to wltnejysct, Lightfoot started to
beat up I'tiiltlps when the latter
paid attention to .1i-H Maxey and
slclsn and Intimate friends Insist j would be greater.
pavable to the eompanv, were - rmiiips, seizing an ice pick, gah
paid upon his death, the amount of j "1 ,"!' nssuiiaut in the arm and
money which she would receive i abdomen, afterward making his
Silver Fox for Sale!
At the best price you ever heard of for high grade
Standard Fox. Will ranch and sell on terms and
give instructions.
Come and see my Foxes and get details at ranch one
mile north of Creswell, Ore., Lane county or write
: ROB. D. CLOW. Creswell, Ore., Rt. 1
hat he was blown to bits while ex
n"-ni ntlne In his laboratory. The
official viewnoint Is represented by
a complaint charging Schwartz
with the murder cf nn unidentified
person, killed In the explosion In
rewards posted for his anprehen-
'on. nnd in an nnpfl"l n fiovernor I
, a h..,..- k 7 ' ""'"' conclusively to the fact that
on Schwartz heid. . . , , . .
i-,h t,lt f l,,f.n,.ll,,n Wn M1'" ,ouml "f,,'r 1,16 explosion
I escape.
!eco':'r.
Lightfoot is expected to
rmTiii -ie emu'ii twin. mui titi
Is not searching for a missing t norvo,ls s(niln
mannlcurlst In connection with the) h.puy sll,rjff Ka,I(h
counts of the Investigation.
Professor E. O. Heinrich. crimin
ologist of the Vnlersity of Califor
nia, believes that Indications point
and fire was that of a
Harrison
left for Plaeervillc, Cal., today to
Interview a man who Is supposed
to be acquainted wtlh C. W.
Barbe. member of a r.'liglous cult
in southern Cnlofirnia, and whose
name was found on the flyleaf of a
book found In the imrtlv i.ttrnveil
uniui. in-: laboratory.
HOUSE PAINT
$2.40 per Gallon
Denn-Gerrctsen Co,
iB,iuii,nna in
M nnliiiHM .iaaajyj
WWW 1
AUCTIONEER
Don't forget that 1 handle
sales In city or country.
M. C. Radabaugh
530 N. Pin St
THE LIBERTY THEATER
TODAY AND TOMORROW I
bases thla theory on a new pair of I
HkIU brown sox found on the dead
man. two sales slips and an Oak
land bread label on a bench nearhy.
That the sox had been worn little
was indicated by the sales slips
I w hich Indicated the price, 37 cents.
lie ue.icvca me iramp ooUKlit the, en to ascertain
socks just netore starting: out to i plate in it,
witm iriini iinniHiiu lo namui crees
In answer to an advertisement rnl
llnir for a laborer at the Paciric
Cellulose plant and carried a loaf
of breail with hfm to sustain him
on his hike.
Mrs. Schwarta locked herself in
her home In Oakland today, d.-clin-Ina:
to discuss the case further with
th luvesticators. on the plea that
she was too 111 as a result of the
Information received from a I-os
AiiKeles resident stated that he has
known SchwarU for a number of
years and that Schwartz had a
silver plate In his body as tne re
sult of an Injury. Further exami
nation of the body w ill be undertak-
if there is any
fr'OK HALE 1'ure bred aud regis
tered German police dog pupa.
M. A. Ketten. 216 Court street.
FnTrifffATjrvr
saddle horse
for wood, or hay, or will aell on
tlmeC. Merrill, 5o4 Mill St.
Ki)ll SALE KeKisterrd Barred
Hock rooster. Kielnsmith stock.
, J. W. Humphreys. Wilbur.
EMPTY truck to Marslifleld and
way points Saturday mornlnx.
For rates call tienn-OerreUen Co.
128.
WTNTED Housekeeper
desires
work In good home. Good cook.
Myrtle Garrison, Myrtle Point,
Ore.
FOK SALE Crawford peaches for
canninK, 12.00 per bushel. Every
day except Sunday. Bring your
boxes. I'h2F23.
FOUNDA B."of R. fTwatch
charm with mouogram. Owner
may have same by applying at
News-Review office.
FOR SALE Tent, 10x12, in good
condition; good poles and Btakes.
Price $12. Mrs. Belle Schindler,
6o3 West Lane St.
WANTED Man to batch on ranch;
also man and wife for ranch.
State qualifications. Address
"Box H," care Newa-Review.
PLANTS FOR SALE Broccoli",
cabbage, cauliflower and kale.
Fred A. Goff, Itoseburg, Phone
6F2.
FOR SALE 2 lots east of and
within two blocks of the Deer
Creek bridge. Inquire 331 S. Main
8t.
FOR SALE 5-room modern buuet
low, large lot. Bargain If takes
at once. 2 houses north of Rlv
erslde Store on highway. Leaving
town. Mrs. Recla.
FOU IMMEDIATE SALE Three
harnesses, wagon, team of mares,
weight 2400 lbs. All for $75.00.
John Wolters, Garden Valley.
Wilbur, Ore.
WORLD'S CHAMPION RIOER
Yakima Canutt
IN
"White Thunder"
The world's niot miraculous horseman In astounding and amas
sing exploits The arenlc sweep of a wild west show- Into which
has been woven adroitly the threads of as sweet a hive story
as was ever told on stage or screen
Better than any of Ihe Four Horsemen -See Yakima Canutt In
his most amallng and astnumltng exhibition of horsemanship
Much stunts aa you never before have glimpsed in all the arenas
of the world
WE KNOW A MAN
who doesn't have to worry
about automobile insurance.
His car burned up and he
didn't have enough money to
buv a new one.
We will write you the Cover
sue you need on your car
Kite, theft, collision, liability
aud property damage li sur
nee. It pays to be Insisted.
C W. YOUNG c SON
INSURANCE
116 Cas. St. Phone 417
DR. DEAN B. BUDAR
OPTOMETRIST
Specialist In the titling of
Glasses
116 Jackson St.
PORTLAND. Aug. 7. A radio
message to The Associated Press
today from the 1'reighter Nordic
sai.l that a man suppos-ed to be
Charles Henry Schwartz. Berkeley
chemist, wanted in the Investiga
tion of the mysterious murder in
his laboratory, is not aboard his
vessel.
Preparations are heing made at
Astoria, however, for a search of
the vessel when she arrives there
tomorrow, officers believing that
a man who was reported lo have
boarded the vessel at Oakland.
California, may have stowed away
on tho ship.
WANTED Cream separator, small
size, for one cow, also Incubator,
hot water heat, 350 to 600 eggs,
must be In "first class condition.
A. R. Solle, Yoncalla, Ore.
ALFA LF.V graiiT ha timothy,
oats, barley and wheat .guaran
teed quality; prompt shipment.
Prices upon application. Richard
Nyman, Walla Walla, Washing
ton. Fi )RSALrf-One six year oldbay
saddle mare, good lines, fast
walker. Also one air motor wind
mill, S ft. wheel. Both cheap If
taken at once. Address Edmund
Bounds, Ruckles, Ore.
WANTED Al Ford nie'clianliTwho
desires to start business for
self. Good location. ' Rent free.
Much furnish own tools. Fine op
portunity for right party; no
boozers; married man preferred.
Address M 2 CO News-Review.
FOR SALE o5cre ranrh 40
acres in level plow land, balance
In pasture .Good buildings, fami
ly orchard. On Pacific highway.
Price 5300, easy terms. Also
house, large lot in city. Price
f I. Alio, ensy terms. C. Merrill,
5"4 .Mill St.
BUNGALOW' "CLOSE IN With all
hardwood floors, lots of built Ins,
breakfast nook, full cement
basement, garage, on paved
street, splendid location. ' Price
11200. $700 down, balance month
ly payments. W. A. Bogard
Real Estate. Phone 303.
PACIFIC HIGHWAY SERVICE
STATION Doing a fine paying
business. Located In edge of
town on paved highway; borders
on fine stream water; new serv
ice station fully equipped with
Wayne gravity pump; oils; ac
cessories; fine spring water;
private electric light plant. Thla
Is the biggest snap ever offered
for the money. Price $1500. Only
takes $500 cash. But you better
make it snappy.- Lawrence Agen
cy, 125 Cass Street. Phone 219.
FINE STOCKRANCff FORRENT
Located on main road: ISO
acres In tract: adjoining all
kinds free out range; excellent
sheep ranch: stream water thru
DANCE
at
OLALLA
HALL
SATURDAY NITE
August 8th
ALSO:
ALSO:
"SHERIFF NELL" COMEDY
THE WEBFOOT WEEKLY
WHILE ON YOUR VACATION
Insure Your Baggage
If It it lost, stolen or damagtrj,
our company protect you.
' The rate la low, the coverage
broad.
Insurance la Our Business
Sunday, Monday and Tut id ay
BIO SPECIAL. At Regular Price
"Parisian Nights"
HSOIICIIMI
IMS! nine, lit
Dr. Rupert A. Moon
Elactro-Chlrop.-actor
Nerve and Spin. Specialist,
J24 Perkins Bldg. Thane lUi
KlltK IH HI T.
Dr. H. C. Church
OPTOMETRIST
Psrklna Bldg. Rostburg. Or
Phons aa.
The fire which started In the
Vinegar Hill district northwest of
the city last nlv.ht, was brought
linger control toilay. It burned
over about l.'0 acres, but damag
ed linthini.'. except destroing 1 tie
range grass.
72-Y EAR OLD BICYCLIST DIES
AS RESULT OF COLLISION
VVVYYVYVY
Pears Wanted
Highest cash prices paid for
Bartlett Pears
We can use your small lots
See us before selling
Drager Fruit Co.
place; fine well water: modern
five room bungalow; big stock
barn; splendid neighborhood:
full set farm machinery and tools
of all kinds; good team mares;
3 good milch cows: three heif
ers ;.3(i chickens. Possession at
once. 3 year lease, $400 per year.
Lawrence Agency, 125 Cass
Street. Phone 219.
TO SEEK PASSAGE
OF FURTHER LAWS
TO HELP DISABLED
The town of Yoacolta was
seriously menaced by fire today,
when a 15 acre field on the edge
of town caught fire. Tbe blaze
statrted either from the highway
or railroad right of way, 'and
burned at a rapid rate through
the tall grass. As the fire was
creeping on the town, and was
starting over the. hill Into the
farming district, where It might
have caused serious damage,
every available man was called
and a stubborn fight was made,
finally, resulting in stopping the
blaze before ' any damage was
done.
150,008 CAPACITY MILL
TO RISE AT THE DALLES
fAamclattd Pnm barf Wlr.)
THE DALLES. Ore., Aug. 7.
Following negotiations between
tchn G. Helmrich, president of the
Wasco Pine Box and Lumber com
pany, and forestry officials In
Portland, the past week, erection
of a mill with 150.000 feet daily ca
pacity In The Dalles, is assured.
All conditions pertaining to the
agreement have been met and the
terms of the contract regarding
'he sale of the first unit of 253.
ono.000 feet of lumber in the Mount
Hood National Forest have been
igreed upon.
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SHINGLER DIES AFTER
FALLING FROM A ROOF
f AsswtstM ma tasol Wtra.)
THE DALLES, Ore., Aug. 7.
Harry A. Lamb, 40, died in a local
hospital early today as a result of
'njurles received when he fell from
the roof of a dwelling he was aid
ing In shingling. Both arms were
broken, his back broken, and he
suffered Internal injuries.
WASHINGTON. D. C, Aug. 7.
Those provisions of the Johnson
Act, World War veterans' legis
lation drawn up and sponsored by
The American Legion, which be
came caught in the legislative
jam at the close of the last con
gress, will be pressed for passage
at the next session by the Na
tional Rehabilitation Committee
of the Legion, according to Wat
son B. Miller, chairman.
Among the provisions to be
pressed for passage are: To per
mit the ruyment of disability com
pensation retro-act Ively to April
of 1917; to provide a permanent
rate of compensation for arrested
cases of tuberculosis; to provide
family allowances for ail benefi
ciaries who are totally disabled:
to provide for the reinstatement
of Insurance by disabled veterans
who are unable to pay the back
primiums and Interest: to remove
all dates for the conclusion of
vocational training; to remove nil
time limits for the filing of dls
aMuiv claims: to provide for the
setting np of a permanent me
dical corps in the veteran's bu
reau service.
Chairman Miller declared that
it will be necessary to secure an
appropriation from congress at
the December session amounting
to apnroximately $13,850,000, so
that the veterans' bureau can car
ry out its pro gram for the con
sirnctlon of new veterans hospi
tals. During the last two sessions
authorization was granted to tbe
director of the Bureau to expend
$16,850,000 for this purpose, hut
dun to legislative complications
arising at the end of each session
only $.1,850,000 actuul cash wal
appropriated.
Cook with gas.
CHINKS!-: TliOOPS KXKOt'TE
TO IlKSCI'E A.MEP.R'.W.
fAMOciattd Ptra Lrawd Wire.)
WASHINGTON. Aug. 7. The
Manrhurtan military authorities
have disputched troops in pursuit
of bandits who captured Dr. liar-,
vey J. Howard, an American, on
July 20. and expected to effect
bis release.
Arundel, piano tuner. Phone 139-t.
If 7011 don't believe what yon
read, never seek opportunity
through th classified columns.
TONITE AND SATURDAY
JN ?HF. ROLE
OP A REAL
AMERICAN KID
JACKIE
TONITE AND SATURDAY
VltLIAM FOX
PRESENTS
K0BIMSCN CRUSOE
WILLARD MACK
Dr. Harrison Folk
Electronic
at
17 lQrkina iJldi.
Chiropractor
and Electro-Tbersph?
Phone
Si
f W-srUrrd Vtm ! Wln.)
COHVAMslS. Ore.. Aug. ". J. A.
Jenning-t, 72. pioneer of the conntv.
;died In a hospital here last nltrht
from a fracture of the skull, which
resulted when hia bicycle collided
with a ear driven by Mrs. V. M.
Sabin. Hollywood. Mrs. Sabtn was
exonerated
!.
i Empty truck to Marshfleld
Saturday mornlnc. For trans-
, Donation rales call 12s.
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Let us ''Footograph'' your
fact and fit thtm with shots
which our 'Footoflraph" Fit.
ting Syattm calls for. Thla
It tht turt and abort road to
comfortablt fret.
ROSEBURG
BOOTERIE
IRVIN BRUNN
8 host That Satisfy and FM
Your Fttt
Ptrklnt Bldg, Rottburg
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JACK COOCAM, Sr.
A Ragged Kid frm
'Friteo $addnly find
him If cast op on a
South 5a Uland, the
Ion tarvivor of tht
good thip "Sara
Winch".
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Starts Sunday, direct from record
breaking run in Portland.
"Night Life
of
New York"
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