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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. - TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1025. THE STORY SO FAR Sanr McNeil. red-haired ndna shivered delightedly. beautiful, on a vUit to San Fran-I Cisco from her Santa . Barbara 1 home, telli Judith Moore, her plain cousin,- of her engagement to a rich . Italian whom the doesn't love, but who la the favorite of her parents and relatives. Judith, a stenographer, la In love with Doug-, las Keith, a university atudent, who Uvea In the flat next door. Thrilled by a budding romance, Judith la shocked over the possi bility of her adored cousin being forced Into a loveless marriage. , Now to got on with the story. ' CHAPTER 2 - Sandy caught the old Spanish shawl about her, went cautiously down the back steps. She knew the squeaky . boards and edged along the red llncrusta, avoiding them with a laughing exultance. At the landing she paused, blew an audacious kiss toward the closed door of the living room - behind which her mother and father sat unsuspecting, dosing In aiter-dlnner content. - . She was a happy thing Sandy McNeil as she ran through the fragrant, neglected garden this night of an exotic spring: Colorful as the dark-eyed senorlta, a long dead cousin of hers, who had gone stealing through these same grape vines a misty hundred years ago to meet her vaquero lover. Dread ful things happened to Pilar Dom Ingues her eyebrows shaved, the beautiful long hair clipped 'and she herself compelled to stand In the church Sunday after Sunday hold ing a lighted candle because she had loved unwisely and too well. You Know It's Cheap ! WE KNOW IT'S GOOD! Bleached Harclwheki: Flour $2.10 sack, $8.20 4 sacks. GUARANTEED Sec Us First, We Can Save You Money, FARM COOPfeRAtiVE EXCHANGE ROSEBURG Jury sole judge of applicant war RISK INSURANCE (AsWistrd Fna Uwd Win.) SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 19. The United States circuit court of ap peals held today that It is tne pro vince of a Jury, and not of the PROFESSIONAL CARDS '--DR. II. H. PLTLKR ChlropractK physician. lt W. Lane t ' WHEN IN ROSEBURG STOP AT Hotel Umpqiia Pine Street Machine Shop Opposite Flour Mill. The best equipped shop in town for repair work. We are able to handle your large jobs as well as your small ones. GEAR CUTTING Clean Up If you suit needs cleaning, pressing or repairing, send It to us. We Call and Deliver. Our Auto Will CalL Phone 277 -Sandy thought of the luckless girl "e reached out 4 hand. It was caught eagerly by a bloud jroutn who now came from the shadow with 1 a soft, relieved laugh: "Thought you weren't going to make It, ole dear!" He swept oft his hat, gave Bandy a swift, ardent kiss. They 'ran lightly with sup pressed merry chatter to the gate. They walked toward the hills t we Drown, iovvty urns mai num iu tneir lap tne town or Santa Bar bara, They talked of a thousand Inconsequential things, rinding great deal to laugh aoout At 11 o'clock they circled back to the water, stood on the long pier, looking out dreamily to the lighted channel. Sandy's face was a white flower. Its shadowed eyes wistful. She was 19 and life was very rapturous. She listened hungrily to the boy's words. He kissed her Intoxicat ing, sweet. "I'm gofng to miss, you, Sandy miss you like tne very devil. Her voice came langurousty: "When I'm married, Timmy? But I mean to keep my friends." "Friends litre me, Sandy 1". "You most of alL"; . . Timmy glanced down mockingly, "Mr, Ben Murlllo, I suppose, is go ing to be very accommodating and allow his fascinating wife several nights a week out? . Sandy frowned. She often forgot she was engaged, when a wort! like this of Timmy's or a thing Judith said recalled with a pinching at the heart the prospect of her marriagn. BUREAU Hi S S g S OAKLAND courts, to pass upon claim of app'l cants for war risk insurance. The ?,sr.n. "'LVK 7 i UO I Utl M.. . w - - - - - -1 ' and Is expected to have fBr reach ing effect in cases involving such applications. The ruling of the circuit court was handed down in connection with the appeal of Hobart W. Whit ney from a decree of the Seattle district court, denying his compen sation for alleged total and penna nent disability incurred while serv- KEEEKEHL-EM,. ' Z "n.ive stock Cody Evans of Salem. Paul Ho-.""' """ . k-. ,nsu.n,Le "." h. ,f.XP.!l' Imaloy of I-ortland nnd Bill Davis I Presentation at the November ing with the American forces oyer- ,ustained Investment demand tor seas. The order of denial waa i-, tbe high .grade rails were the out sued by the lower court after a Jury ; HOinainff features of today s wild on June 3, 1925, awarded Whl'ney n(J erra,C tock market. Motors ; II.012.60. The seaiue coun ireai- ed the verdict as merely 'arvisory, land set it aside, hoi ling that lhel(rom tnelr rlter heights and then cjnrt elone had Junslictlon nuderima(Je nTOVrr3r Cf their nsie nsv RPFCIAL8 utr nich Porl 'nt0 tlie hiarket r- - XL ., r.rt'l the early afternoon. General mo Each day this week at carrs, , ,. ... ... ...,... star bargain sale, we offer extra; specials gooa one ua, ,k, .u--- moyra above ."f,? J.S. Tto?i" '" """responding movements wbite "" ,5'Ch.Th"iln the other speculat.ve share, of day towel and 2 wash cW h 29c. : Y. . . trl are8PfoCr'ai'da0J onT See ' Ita - S mem at larrs. ,n , . ypar HaU's Catarrh Medicine "c It-rid your system of Catarrh or Deaf neu cor&i by Catarrh. F.J. CHENEY fit. CO., Toledo, Ohio TUBBY" AO KUMn DOE 4 IT I f K4,'r- a.e, .ftVt- I V6EL0NG TO f yf HE JOST TOO 7 K J cuumim' rora tote )chA apjw nnc,.1 mmi kraaihluc, not knowing why. Shd woull find herself wondering how the whole thing had come about. She would say, petulantly, as she had once to Timmy: "Oh, I did It to shut (hem up to get a little peace and free dom." , Ben Murlllo was - pleasant a slight, soft eyed Italian. He had limp hands and red lips, always a Utile moist. He was ric.l. traveled, experienced. Sandy's mother and father beamed wen he began pay ing court to their youngest child. Sandy herself -rather triumphed lb his flatteries. They made her feel Irresistible an enchanting woman. She loved opening boxes of flow ers; receiving costly gifts. She was quite willing for these attentions. . But she wished to wave into the distant luture all tnought of a mar riage. Then the family took a hand. There were lung sessions with ner motner ana two marriea sisters. , l uey luiu iirr-uui iu uo a fool.- They asked her If she hadn't enough of economy. The sisters said they wished they'd had such a chance! Indeed, they knew It was no picnic worrying along on two bits a year. They could love a man with money! They reminded ber bitlngly that Alice had been a beauty and sought after at IS. Alice was Sandy's single sister. Look at her now! Thirty and a little- sour old maid! Who did Sandy think she was, anyway T A cultured fel low like Ben good family btau tiful home. She enroyed his com psny, didn't she What more was she looking for! Why did she wjsh INCENDIARY FIRE ' W. P. Rupprecht's genoral " H' merchandise store at Yoncalla was A i badly damngod by fire yesterday g ' morning. The fire was apparcnt - g 1 ly of incendiary origin, according , S to Sheriff Siarmer who made a Si thorough. Investi-atlon yesterday, a The fire was started In two places .: B one blaze being near the back SiHnnr and tha othernear the front rV'Siol the buildiug.-- It Is thought that the fire was probably started to cover up a robbery. The building was all ahlase before the fire department reached the scene and the- firemen - accomplished vn, e.cenilonallv good work in getting the blaze under . ,, .hi, i.-ii..heih ArHen's1 wrinkles with hllzabeth Arrten s I sntl-Wrinkle Cream, orange skin food. Lloyd Crocker. HECTIC DAY FOR - MOTOR AND RAIL STOCKS IN GOTHAM , AwUfd llws l"il WIM.l NEW YOHK. Oct. 19. Turbulent trading in the motor shares and a ere bid up one to five volnts at ., ..i,j , m , ... (losses in the wave of ouying or- oIJ Jown tQ The closing was Steady. Fresh buying of investment railroad shares In the late trading stopped another bear drive (agamst the mo tors and specialties, which carried 8. 8. Kresge down sixty points from last Hreek's closing top. Louis ville and Nashville climbed to ! new high record at 133 and New w. and preventing us spreau m "- ,. known r.CPT. Kho wiH ao-imeet W(,R w,ln tne county joining -ructure. .Mr . llurPrech iJ, "Ve, Sithf Eugene. ! P1 cn"'rrn. " .2! ."P. i ; so inui un wo w ' - c- 1 t 0 r'V" .a.. a - WhiR her mother asked th!s. - Sandy couldn't answer. She lidnl ullueiBlBUU liar unu uuwiwumt" nor the vague hostility Murlllo ; UIVUBITU. The engagement was engineered. Well what of it! Sandy ri malned silent, gaslng at the waters. The moon rose. With a great silver broom it swept the waves, turning up captious Hashes of green, yel low, crimson. Far out. like the boundaries of another world, were the dark peaks of Santa Barbara's isiands. Sandy watched the play of color i vivid, changeful. She thought of herself and the many things she wanted from life would they be hers? She drew a troubled br. ath; dashed aside these restless forebod ings. Marriage wouldn't dominate her! Other people got by wlib it. And they weren't swooulng- with love for each other. She could Bus-,, dle. Bl.n Muillo! She'd do as khe pieaued now always. She looked up with an impetuous deiiance, touched Timmy's cheik and whispered these things.- Timmy. who was very young and, in his boy's fashion, very much In love with Sandy gulped. He looke 1 Into her eyes,' thinking that In the moonlight they had a scared. In! plorlng look. "You don t know wrtnt It s all about, do you?" he asked softly. "You're Just a frightened kid!" ' She shut her eyes smiled wait ed till Timmy kissed her. She had a gyrsy exultance in these etoluti hours. She felt that she was even ing the score with some invisible Haven led a brisk advance in th? , low priced carrier stocks., Total sales approximated . 2,S00,00t shares. . ! . p Cook with gas. . .. I MOTORCYCLE RAGES TO BE HELD SUNDAY ine uaxiuna race tracg win oe the scene of some exciting motor- I Agent Cooney. Producers are I table crops 8:00 p. m. Monday, cycle races at two o'clock next fast reaiding that a thorough I October 19th. Home Economics Sunday afternoon. The Oakland Balj.,ts of our ,Brculture as 2:00 p. m., Livestock 8:00 p. Gobblers have made arrangements panncd i,y the county-wide con- m. Tuesday, October 20lh. Farm for the contests which will be held jercnco November 19 and 20, is I Crops 8:00 p. tn., Wednesday. Oc under the auspices of the Kugene,. top )n tn8 right direction. j tober 21st. The dairy committee Motorcycle Club. There Vl hof t.mtv. Atent I will meet at Smith lltver Orange a "ten-m le free-for-nfl rare, td ir'r','Lr! Hall at 1:00 p. m. Friday, Oc- uiiee-miie races aim a lour-inim nnd five-mile event. In addition inumer of soeed te" Yale ""ln ! .Smltt. of Kugene. cnaniiion mp- in thea anclnl rncea thrtrA will rider of the- northwest. "owl ill attend these thrilling r. flr.it tunlty DougliS1 county folks have had to witness these daredevils of the track in action, Free Instruction on sewing ma chine without attachments, nam ing, clgzag stitching, button holing, blanket stitching, etc., by Mr. Thomas, lactury . High school sewing room Wednesday 10 I a. m. RECEPTION FOR R. H. S. TEACHERS' EE HELD TONIGHT The annual reception given by the hleh sehnnl nnrpnt-teHcher' sociatlon for the teachers of the ' school will take place tonight at' 7:30. An Invitation is given all 'of! the facility members and mem-1 bcrs of the association to attend.: A good program has been arrsng-' ed for the evening, the entertain-1 ment opening with a community 1 sing led . by Charles McKlhlnny. This will bo followed by a vocal : duel by Misses Gertrude and Cr:ice Wlrkham; flute solo by Miss .Val ine Moore; welcome sddress by the; president. Mr. Foster Burner: and. a response by Miss Edna Sand-j bfjim. : I o ' ' Fresh grape Juice at Overland Orchards. firing containers or : leave at I!:-and's Itoad Stand. Will ; deliver when filled Fluffy Picks I to HERE AW CUT UWMWl ' ACQuAiMieo with ylMWfh I I NEW PLMMMe J 1 V wf.X mm foe ' I Half an hour later she was run - nlllK DttCk Over the Weed grown' ,,, At ,ne. d.hen door she! stooped, slipped otf her Bhoes, went padding over the cool, earth-i en floor. She sniffed at the pots! and pans hanging In old fashioned ! onler on the wall near the stove. "Not much of a hut," she thought : breetlly, "fur the blue blooded Mc - Nells!" ....... It was an old. ramblinr two storv I house, sadly In need of paint. Ii'stasy lq msrriage. A bride nobly might have been a mansion yester-1 "surrendered" the sacrifice being day. The doors and windows rat-1 tied discordantly today. IVJ. .,h.!:e..w!...?p.a"L,,h-f,i:'9.t,s; brocades that had been in the ii ,u j. n-he u! Nells were proud of these treasures that harked back to the time when ! the great-grandfather, Angus Mc Nell, married a Spanish girl and came into possession of a king's do main. They had none of this I wealth now nothing but the land the house occupied. Sandy got safely up' the old stairs. A light streamed from her ; om. "In for it! cltedly. she thought ex- ' Sandy's mother sat on the bed. J She was a sweet faced woman , growing a little plump continually massaging the suggestion of an un- welcome double chin. Mrs. McNeil dearly loved her youngest daughter. She had no mean motives In urging Sandy to accept "that pleasant Mr. Murlllo." She really believed hat wealth in- sured happiness. Sandy's beauty would have a worthy setting she IS11CED Farmers and stockmen of the ! meetings. The project committees jby'men'sea't "ut frTln 7herlExten ,county are giving overy support,, h ., ., th.. -,k ... .,(. nlo. rnnlm. ronntv. ;fa.ts of tuig countv. suys County , iu,iu ai ilia bi ,,u, , hclnir intreleH In ev- i "e " " r'nK ln'ere,1rd e: l" u " lno ' " ' county, will be the work of nrn)-,. enmnilttee." for our var ious project committees. Seven project committees IjUINDRTKIDS TWtCiOARO YOUR CLOTHES I BoTrt OAV AND IH&HT- TO SsE.6 TMT 1 m; r m ARELVUNDfcRfeWKlwnVI The sanltnry conditions of the shop are . perfect. Your lace curtains, your personal ' apparel, your table and bed linens will all receive the proper treatment If sent here let us call for It. Roseburg Steam Laundry PHONES 7 His Company. will l!ifcsfra M SAY.VOU RIG 1 Si' r 1 FATHEAD! ....A , mlQ? 1 H19 EAG OFF WHEM HE I Ml nUHV) 1 noRMED OP Hl M05E j I J L AT YOO UKE THVT? Y , I O 'N V- S ( Cowt" by L'fnii4j Fvatgr ynUt. ltv ' ' - ' 1 vnnlri Ha aaveH the scYia nf Irtena- nt deprivation. Nothing wears uuwo oiurw timiiuy, louvri mir Nell knew it well. She rejoiced thai anuy wouio escape, it amn I -'ur "e mower iuai aa ruipiy heart might prove a graver tragedy than an empty purse, Not that she was a cold woman but she belonged to a generation that taught Its girls to look on the "Joys of the flesh" as sinful. In her girlhood one didn't anticipate ec- Julf led-only because of the - chit jdren. If Sandys mother had ever i 11.12 forgotten about It. Her married life was settled into a routine a thing, ucn mougms. -of commonplace, placid habit like' "I'm not asking about thoughts the morning and evening kiss of I've plenty of them. I'm asking her husband. So she was a little I about the feelings. You can't kid Impatient with '.all this fussing 1 me there anatomy hasn't changed about love. She' wasn't the one to any In the last thirty years." understand the vlslonlngs of a glrlj Mrs. McNeil took refuge in that Just nineteen. . , , i . - I old defense; "How can you be so She now looked at Sandy with a i grieved, hurt silence that Sandy pretended not to see. "Make yourself to home, Isabel," she salii airily. Mrs. McNeil closed her eyes se verely. "Your sister, Madeline, saw you. She saw you walking in the hills with Timmy!' ' "Oh, that's all right with nw let the girl see the beauties of life!" "I'm not fooling, Sandy. This Is no way for you to act. Now that I you're engaged we must expect dignity from yon. You'rw no longer i HALLOWE'EN DINNER ' - Big chicken dinner on Sat- unlay, Oct. ztth. Given by the ladles ot St. Joseph's church at the armory. Come and en- 4 Joy a good dinner for 50 cts. Will serve from 11:30 a. m. on. . .. .. Vege- iuiiuwb; ruunrj 6 p. , tober 23rd. ,m,i.t Possibly the lurgest committee meeting will be the horticultural project meeting on Classified Section ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PAGE. , . FOR SALE FOR SALE Angora bucks, from registered non-shedding sires. W. O. I'aul, So. Deer Creek. F0RSALK Fir and mixed hard wood, price 13 to 3.25 tier. I'hoiie 14F15. Milton Mros. FOR SALE Oak stove and block wood, 16 In. In length. . N. I Conn, Phone 6F15. Hoseburg, Ore. FOR SALE Fairbanks . Morse home water plant. New 105, Hoseburg Electric. FOR SALE Eight O. I. C. pigs. K. F. Strong, Oakland, Ore. (Wee Hill). FOR SALE Hrofal sow and 20 weanling pigs. O. C. Thompson, I'mpqua, Ore. FOirSALE-llaby's first bed. best make sanltnry couch, Wicker rocker, heating stovo. l'hone 42-Il. . FOR SALE Ford light delivery car, with covered body. Easy terms. Arthur 11. Crowell, 225 N. Jackson. FOR HALE impioved Oregon and I llrandywlne strawberry plants, i 11.00 per thousand. Julius Sindt, I Melrose. I 1 a child. Murlllo or his sister would think :i THEY saw you?" "I'll tell you, mother, I'm not Just sure that I'm going to many Ben. I'm a little at sea on the prop osition. On tne level, Isabella, Jurt what Is the Inside dope on mar riage? What do you know abo.it It". ; , . ' ' - ' Mrs. McNeil gasped. "I shouldn't think you'd make fun of your mother, Sandy." "Not making fun, ole dear. I'm seeking Information. Before you wtire married, did you love my I father so much that you almost fainted when ha looked in votir eyvt or touchej your hand !" "In my day girls didn't have Irreverent. Such things are too saorea to taw aoout "Oh save you blushes. Isabella! I ton you don't know a darn bit more about it than I do. That's all thirty years of marriage did for for you!" People thought Sandy sophisti cal -d. She had evn been called "Hard boiled." Her mother was afraid of her, cherishing a secret dread that Sandy might go "too far." Sandy was continually shock- ) ing them with her brazen auda- 1 cities. But for all her daring snonUtne- Wednesday, October 2Sth, at 2:00 p; ra. Many important matters will come up for analysis before tbla ronimiliee of which Mr. Chas. A. Brand la connty-wide chairman. Agent Cooney says that every thing pointa -to one of the best county conferences yet held In the state. This favorable outlook Is largely due to the welcomed 'support of the county press and the valued Information furnished by business men and formers, to- j wide chairman and the project .l.l . ...I committeemen. - Mr. looney ne- lleves that after the smoke has cleared away Douglas County will take on a, new commanding posi tion in the agriculture of the state. oil cloth table"!: oVers Got tuem at Carr's at their star bargain special. 65c, 60c and 8Uc. You save the difference. FOR SALE Shetland pony. f.50. Phone 42F23, noon or evenings. F01t"S ALE Gray" oatsTnlxcd with votch. nlso clean oats. 2c per pound. S. W. Leake, 2 miles east of IHxonvllle. FOU SALE 60 young capons, 30 hens, 16 pullets, Iteda and Hocks. 60 - thoroughbred Marred Hock chicks, 7 weeks old. 1 cow. llox 164, Myrtle Creek. FOX REN I' PIANO for rent. Phone 51 F5. FOlCltENT Furnished housekeep- ing rooms. 1110 Prospect St. FmrRENf Rooms,. adult soniy; heated. 212 North Stephens St. FOR KENT Funlshedaparlnient ground floor. 344 S. Jackson. Foil II ENT 6 room bungalow, close in. (iarage If desired. Call at 230 East Lane, FOR RENT Well furnished house, close In, garage. See It. L. Whipple, City I!all. FOR KENT 3 or 4 furnisfiea housekeeping roonut, down stairs. XI6 Winchester or phone 170-Y. F(jirTiENt6-ioom strictly mini ern bungalow, oak floors through out, furnace, gsrage, concrete. d;-ivewsy, close to school, never occupied, $35 per month. CaU 4B0. By WINNER! What do vou sunonse Mr. ltv her lame chatter, she was tremely youig In her thoughts;.:. young and unawakened. Her J ledge-was of tne tongue; not of the mnd or heart. She had a great 4 oi mto.-mation scattered loosely,. )io her brain. It hadn't been absortaid and made part of her oonsciMsnria through experience. She a t half as dangerous aa her (aauy Judged her. , One evening after her unsuccess ful argument with her mother e passed the living room door. B-ss heard her uncle Bob McNeil spg g -angrily: ''A marriage that Ui make her life meaningless!" ite walked over to the mantel, knitt ed his pipe against the , hearji. "What a rotten sport you ararAo- gus, to deliberately shut you - child out from the love of life it amounts to death for a girl - like Sandy." A suave grunt Sandy's fathsr fiddled with his watchfob, his otJit twinkling. "Women don't lookvat It that way.. They .die ot hfTt failure or pneumonia or drogr. I've yet to know of a woman woo died of marriage." I" Sandy's ears tingled. She Sk" conscious of a choking heat In r throat. She loved Bob McNeil" dashing follow, not yet thjjjty. What did he mean by that phaaae, "Shutting her out from the joys of life!" She stopped to unwind the frfige where it had caught on her -saee buckle. She unknotted It in a teste slowness, whispering In a fly-J: "What am I In for anyway! I won der what I'm doing death for a girl like me oh Lord f J (Continued Tomorrow) 1 FOB HKNT OB SALE serosa modern home, close In. Pbdbt 437-J. . FOR fiE.VT J apartments. TST room and one I rooms. Furnish ed. Lights and water furnished. Call at 6-16 Pine Bu FOR RENT I large furnlshiKt housekeeping rooms. Close In. Private front entrance. SSI South Main. 1 Fl'RNlSHEO HOUSE FOR RErjT 6 rooms, bath, garage. In good location. S3S per month . 7-roorn furnished house, garage, 13 S. p. W. Young t Son. Phona 417. . LOST AND FOUND LOST One black gauntlet gloye, Finder please return to New V Review office. . . t -,- . LOSfbn road between Curry estate and Roseburg, Ford life, 80x3J. on rim. Finder leave JU News-Hevlew. Reward. H WANTED TAILORING and dressmaking. & S. Main St Mrs. Outhrldge. WANTED High school boy 17 yj-al wants work evenings and Satar days. Box 40, News-Review. vi'A NTED-Partnef for trip !to California. Must share expenses. Address "Trip," care News-Review. . WANTED Contract to mae . broccoli crates. Will take any slse contract. Address Box C5, Hoseburg. WXNTEIV-Old false teeth. We pay high as $10 for full sets, lxm't matter If broken. We biy crowns,, bridges. Western Mesal Company, Bluomlngton, III. WANTED-Catlle "suitable for feeders, either cows or steers. Can use sixty head. Write hie what you have, or call by phope. Address Box 668, or phone 41Y. W. L. Cobb. WA?:Tni) )Tufs for stamplig, emb.-oiderlng. crocheting, knit ting and plain sewing. Children's clothes a specialty. Orders taken now for pillow slips (special new patterns), luncheon sets, and eth er articles for Christmas dejlv ery. Phone 1F13. Mrs. John Her guson ' - ; J-. I MISCELLANEOUS.: I MOOSE MEMBERS don't forget Wed. night. Soclsl. Bring Jtdjes.' Oood time for all, MOOSE ATTENTION- Soilat meeting Wed., 7:30 p. m. Mo&se hall. Brlng ladlea. . Will the "party VhcTiasTny cement lawn roller please return It as I need It' F. F. l'attersrin. C A ft OWNER Don't forget 1 1, sail Ml when In need of-acts parts. Sarff'i Auto Wrecking House. - ,. . The Largest Stock of . Good Used Chevrolet J : and Ford ' t In Roseburg We Will Sell on ' EASY TERMS ; Hanson Chevrolet Co.' Phone 4 It
