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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1925. Still Going Up ! Flour Prices! But Not Ours 52.20, $2.10,51.80 ,$8.60, $8.20, $7.00 None Better Spuds, No. 1, $3.60 See Ut First, We Can FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE ROSEBURG OIET AND HEALTH (Continued from page j.) ins from It. Such a measare Is an Inspiration to me and to the followers and makes our work happier and therefore more help ful. Men's suits cleaned and pressed, $1.50. Roseburg Cleaners, phone 472. FLASHES OF LIFE LONDON The girls are taking I their hats off when they dine in publlc. Some matrons think the fad is just to show shingles andJ DODS. .- NEW YORK Turtles are pets of a.. . . . . . - . voiumDia s co-eus. i nere are 11 in one Hnrmitnrv The now!, ai.rted I when dogs, cats and canaries were forbidden. BALTIMORE-Tbe Rev. Dr. Har- ns tiiioti Kirk, wno confessed tbat laundrTkids (JlVtYCUR. CLOTHES A CHANCE TO WtP 5tN0 Cm heke. VVUTR6fV'EM PAIllji -: . ' i i IVE your clothes a . chance for then- life. It is quite nat ural that vour aar- ments' should shend some time In the laundry, but you yourself should take the wear out of them. Our system allows you to. Roseburg Steam Laundry The Largest 8tock of Good Used Chevrolets and Fords in Roseburg We Will Sell on EASY TERMS Hansen Chevrolet Co. Phone 446 Men of Correct Dress If your suit was new It would not fit you be'ler or look more lefrushed than when ft hai been dry cleaned and r tensed by a MASTER CLEANER Ws Call and Deliver. Our Auto Will Call Phone 277 GlV YCUR. CLOTHES I t I A CVXsVNLfl TO WFAO.. I I SCND tM HERE.. I X! Save You Money. OAKLAND New York City frightened him, baa : declined a call to the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian church. . ... NEW YORK Of every dollar of income In America, 121 cents goes for taxes, federal, state and local, the national Industrial conference board has found. , i ncVWA Af.al,lA Brian,! nf Franoe is a movie fan. Recently I he tipped Journalist be was going on a very important mission. They trailed him to the Cinemas. WASHINGTON There's some- thing at the bureau of standards that can register the heat the earth i I receives from Mars. j NEW YORK Milton Statler, 19, Is cleaning chickens and fish for i2 we i one of the many ho- veis ne win own some aay. ' titdtvy a iii n. . 1 hnn, . . .ikiu i. tventlon Is threatening serious re ....It- ...a iIuhb I' V. I pi Kl ft m.n w. " , ufacturer. There waa a collliion . i"" he was badly hurt. I ' I 1.1 . .-Tin ni.v w :-i . i-. i i' T.r,,. vk i ing.mucn was uiaen in uu uuru ' I ransacking In three ears. ' ' . PORT MOREYS,' N. J. Post- (master. Edward S. Thompson I thinks that the flftv-fourth robber? of his general store. In 25 years la '. color for wift moments above the altogether too much, so he's qult-'w,e'' curving upward, div ting Uncle Sam and business cold lnK brightly dowa again to the and going farming, i , , .. . I def P , sapphire sea. I ' "Did you ever sea water so NEW YORK The Fifth Avenue itn'!',ln5,ly r ' , - . ' ;, chatteau of William K. VanderbilU At Carmel. sometlnlcs Haye for four decades accessible only to I,. "Ann" la An nnh . ..h MllnH I this week at 50 cents a head before the wreckers start tearing it down to make, way for a 20-story build- lag. j t, . , ' ' - ' i Wb earrv a enmnirie line nl ihn finest ranges made at lowest Drlces. ' Powell Furniture Co. HELPED THROUGH i CHANGE OF LIFE Tnolr 1 wrliai F PtnLtta.'. ' lOOK V7al - alnKfiam , Vegetable Compound dur ing thi Critical Time Baltimore, Md. "1 took Lydia EL Pink ham's Vegetable Compound tn neip me through the Chan geof Life and for a broken--down system. I had been com plaining a long time and draimnff alone: had tried other medicines I which did not helo me much.. I read in the newspapers of the Vegetable Comnounrianri I after taking a bottle I felt better. I did not stop with one bottle, but took , it through the whole critical time and i am now practically a well woman. I ; have two daughters whose health was very bad before they married and I was worried about thorn. I got the Vegetable Compound for them and it ilielped them, and after they married it also helped them in bearing their ! babies. This is a great and good med- icine for all complaints of women, ! and I recommend it to all." Mrs. L. Gingrich, l.'!76 N. Gilmor St, Balti- (more, Maryland. I The Vegetable Compound is a de- pendable medicine for women of mid- idle age. Let it relieve you of nervous- neiw, inai reeling or strain and those annoying hot flashes so common at cms time. TUBBY mo siC my &ih cif B I I I CLE&N HAwNiOS oa. YoO AlO'T AUOWED! s i rw. mm yttH "SANDY" By ELENORC MEHERIN THE STORY 80 FAR Sandy McNeil, forced by her lm- Impoverished family Into a loveless 3 1 marriage with Ben Murlllo, a rich Italian, aacritlcea her love for Tlm-;eo my. a childhood sweetheart. Mur - i.ius ijriauuj lull luauirurv lur HaO d Win OUl. her to write to Judith Moore, a j ghB now Ked: "Isn't he San Francisco cousin, for help la 'about her age? And he certainly eacaplng her marital bondage, but ; mim have some money. All Alice Judith Is absent on a long yaca-ineeds la a little attention." tion. A ton la born, dying almost! ..., ...... .. u ..... !- immediately. In unutterable lone-L ?HJ ' . ' . ,,,i rtnvT would Uness. tod, appeal, to her Uncl,;n VtTX' ! bob, who enables her to take a ; Honolulu trip with ' her mother. I There she meets Ramon Worth. who drives and dances with her, and finally naves her life In the surf. On sailing for home ihe .wu ...rnrl..H . finrf him . r.. enger. Qo en witn tn story. CHAPTER 31 Sandy half covered her fare In the blue hvriranveaa that went In a aarland from her n.ck in h.r 1 kneos hydrangeas and Dink i roses. She was covered with flow ers. Their perfume thrilled yet saddened her. She aaid, with a wistful gladness: "How could you get away, Ramon?" "I could have left two. weeks' ago, Sandy." , , . I wonder how you got pas sage." "I'm here!" She smiled. So he added. 'You know I'm here because you are! don't you?" uolau'"' uu "r "I he?tn tn hnvA a falnl .it.. pclon of It." ' . , . . 'Someone was singing "Aloha." Throwing flowers at a departing guest. Lauahter and the stream- ing, fragrant sunshine. Passen icrant sunsnine. rassen-1 gers so brilliant with the tropic blossoms Hanging from their shoulders. The farewell Song was ... .. .... . i . i. .1 .., , the melody tossed, from boat to, knM . . ! n... . . ... She sang with all her heart. , wishing so greatly to weep. The t 'summer's interlude was over. I : T" I. iMb . I. n 1 . .. 1 1 . I .u , .i ... . h., .. w,"" " M Vi. v . i ' i i a ni iujuhb iu, lamnus of peace and- enchantment drift- ing Dacuwara to' me tranquil sky. , . nnay looKea at tne nying fishes making ga-.dy splashes of J 'w bec taere- Sandy?' Then yoii .shall come; aud. pay visit.' thought you' lived In San j r"roiiclco stooped till his cheeK was near to j , .., dd --Dut a mile, place I nera-, "I've done quick things like Jf ,...-... k.i . nlh s a aood many years. Sandy. -k., ki, - c. the world. I'd like tn show von jthe place, Sandy. When you g0tArpn ' J" glad Im along? loud home. Derhade tou m cht take a trip up to see me?" "I don't . know exactly what m going to do when 1 cet home." "You re not glad to be going sain no. home, are you?" He glanced atj '"I'm not going to, tnouRh. Not ;her with laughing eyes, winning agaln.i liut I'm glad you do know land sober. He wore white flan-'about me, Ramon. ! Wouliln t nels, and with a lei of flaming i,i.,. , ni. .v h. innko.i summary. and athlotlc and festive. Moments passed. She didn't ah-lwhen I was a girl, liut I would't swer. Finally she raised her eyes 'now. I think It shallow and mean directly to his. "No, I'm not glad jlngless.' .n i I . lla fall lh. notnl.llko enftr.rAfl Instantlv her cheelts were 'of her cheek. He could ses the j its worth yesterday and negotiated scarlet. "Oh, I think I'll go and 'exquisite curve f her lip-t and i the McKenzle Pass Sunday, ac-see-that Isabella In cniiifortahle " itho nale cheeks. He said huskilv : cording to repoiU brought back Qh.-fAl .,nnara1 .ml nhllllah ami h.ir imnih.,. with in., omn. Hons. His words made graphic iher return. Mra- McNeil was sitting In her'doosn t admit of any snaicmiig at nrtn- Flowers were scattered on ;,I,B ,loor' ,helr bright petals crushed. "It's to warm, Sandy, 1 We"' it'H De nl,e to tee them all 'again. I suppose Ben will bring ! the car up to take us back. Do "a right to be happy, to laugh, to ou suppose Alice will be with, live. And you want to io nil iilmt The trip would do her-these thing.', don't you? They good. Poor girl! she doesn't get mean life to you. In your hi art much pleasure In life, does she?, you feel that the whole world How she would have enjoyed the Is yours and It's all belor.) you. Islands!" don't yo?' You do Let me I ... have the kiss then." i'. Mrs. McNeil was very glib In "No " and drawing her h.-in''.a absorbing phrases that struck her down from his. "No. Because as rounding aristocratic. She now, I mean to start clear TtiJis ; sighed. "I thought, Sandy, thatiwhy!" , if Alice Is along, you m!i:ht Intro-j She felt cxrltrd, drawn tinlit ;duce her to that nire yuung man. land glowing. She closed her ilm'r IWhat's this his name Is? Mr. inolselessly that her mother niitlit Work?" not awaken. ' Sandy laughed: "Worth, mo- film said to her;lf: "Why did 'her. So you think Alice might ,1 say that? One day gon.-." eaten mmr And sho knew that It was noi 'Well, why not? I'm sure Allrelher scruples that kept her trnm would mnKe.a fine wile for nny mom A y. l '. r" - rA uhvic 1 VJr .shi'f CogTTlthl hf L'nil.rf r.aniT, Sri4ic,:. i&e man. She'd toon Iota her sour- neas, If ahe got a nice, kind hut- band." . f This was one of Mrs. McNeil's ! pet obseaaious. She never gave up the idea that Alice would yet find her mate aud settle down ail every woman should. Every ellg- lble man that came to her aC. quaintance was immediately ep - praised a a possible husband for the unclaimed Alice. she would say: "If she'd only j iearn a lUe ,act. gandv, I wish you'd suggest to her not to make many grimaces. If she'd Jut :fce natural and quiet. 'I'm aura about HK He'll be delis Med, l m He'll be delighted, I'm certain. Men adore to have their Mpn innri ift nnvn inuir i conquests staged for them.' ( "Sundy you won't mention en lhln! 11 "0.?!?.n'1 be un- tke you! You WOHt?' Sandy was washing her hands at the small basin. She aaid ab sently: "There's five days berore we need to bother about Alice, mother.' one ciung to i. e these five day. ' ImaK ina Ion , prolonged the moments Into houdrs, weeks, years. Five days yet the two words became a paean. Five full days freedom weetness Joy. Whv .hnnlri ha darken them 1 with forbodiiiRS? What had she to fear? Her problem was settled. Yet the mere mention of home disquieted her; filled her with uu- easy dreads. She stood on the upper dock. A moon' MIIra-T ""r gllmerlng veils across the water. In its lieht the phosphorus show ed In pools Hushing like opals living In the waves. It was after midnight . quiet but for the lap-lup against the boat. ' - An hour ago Sandy had wim- - . ... . ..... ,,? ;ihnr her his ." - V7. " ." ' "I""" nnh.nnv Now he said: 'iore unhappy. Sandy. Is it because of what I said this morning?" ., i ,i , "I don't know. Of course not. It's because things are." i "And you wish I knew nothlog No. That wouldn't make much difference. "You look like a person ., should have everything on tho earth. Sandy." . She laughed: "I feel URe tnat u.iuoi uu iu.uutir kind of a person,. Ramon. But ,lnK "W- ' 1 ' ' lBnt it strantte. what little trifles! Oregon, losing tvery coast con may alter a whole life? For in- ference game she has played this stance, such a thing as a battery y'',a.r' .has cached a devil-may-care on an oatomobile rumilitg down at ''l'uae- . . the wrong moment.' ' ' The men are primed to pull start- "Well, how could that do It? " inK Ptaya at starUing times. In a "Oh, I don't know! But don't M- e"rt to do something this nftnnla An ihinen nnlt-lllv without 'eSr. i i ....h ihinuinir' . t'nr lnaiance You! You packing your duds and .r.hhlnir thl. boat. Yon may Ichange ,h, course of your "Are you that dangerous? He I hoDe I'll be doing them a dersne or so more. What about yon? oo lonesome wimuui mo. im. don't turn your face away.11 , ,'e .. . ,., v.i want you to think I d kiss you or anvone even llslitly if things were different than they are. I did before of courxe. I menu, "llltl thlni-. lira flifferent. SuUll : I know what von mean. You mean tnat tne Kinn oi greai ie lyou were talking about yesterday ; flowers along the wayside, liut i for those who haven't this great j love?'' 'I don't know.' "Yes, you do. You think yonvo klsxlnx him. but an odd. hih -r- No More Than Necessary. (TLH 4) SAY YOUR XMAS OREET. INQ WITH A PORTRAIT Have your sittings made how. A dozen portraits will 4 solve a doien gift problems. We have the best equipped e studio In southern Oregon, where you receive profession- al attention In all depart- menu, until the delivery of your portraits.. The newest line of mountings and frames, we will be glad to show you.' The New Roseburg Studio Remember the place over SaUinan'a 129 Jackson St, Roseburg .Ore. : ,1,ln ,ear- Sne repeated with "Ve" " " N. UMPQUA ROAD MUST WAIT SENATOR McNARY IS TOLD WASHINGTON, D. C, Not. 23. No further work on the North I mpqua road, toward which a total of 110.000 from forest road fundi has ,reaUy been appropriated, can h undrlken for Col. undertaken for the present. Col unel W. B. Greeley, chief of the forestry service, Informed Senator Mi'Nary today In response to an In quiry as to the present status of Ul highway. The road, according to Colonel 'Greeley, has progressed for about '45 miles. Including a section of about 14 miles that Is now under construction and may be completed as far i Steamboat Creek by the end of the year. The cost of com- th 31 milr whlcn wHI re" mam nas ben ,atimated at 3310,- uuo for a low stsndard road. I-adles. It in need of a hat to fin ish out the season do not fail to see the bargains at the Specialty Sboppe. ' MRS. S. M. KING. DESPAIR AT LOSS i OF EVERY GAME IS OREGON STIMULUS (Aan-lalH Tnm Lnxl Win.) EUGENE, Ore..'Nov. 23. With "erything to gain and nothing to football team, Oregon, will entrain ",n "r,u" " ""'"f6 '2"". ""'n-T8'? .' ' The fans expect Oregon to get another drubbing, and a bad one this time. The team doesn't expect JThat W.ta SPOKANE. Wash.. Nor. 23. A. A. Exendine, for the last three years head coach at the Washlng- ton State College announced- here I today his resignation, effective at- ter the Christmas game with the vmicinii m oi i A 'ew of those large nil-copper -I wash boilers left. Get yours at Powell's Furniture Co. SNOW MOTOR SUCCESS ( . . in Mckenzie pass (AMnrlitfd Prtn LttwrA Win.) EUGENE. Ore., Nov. 23. After some difficulty during the past two weeks, due to mechanical problems, the new snnw motor onerated bv the Eugene-Bend stage line proved hettl. - ! The snow tractor ' climbed the snowpanKS wun eaae noa uie pro' pects of all-winter stage service be tween here and Item! brightened as the snow covered pass was con quered. o- Fresh gram Juice at Overland Orchards. Bring containers or leave at Brand's Road Stand. Will de livered when filled. fT U. Fever MUMCdO Orippe Go Stop them today ftrm them ouicktv all their cUnfcrs snd dWmfbrta. End the fever ud hexfachs. Forca the poisons out. Mil U break eokis tn 14 noiam. They tone the whole yttm. The prompt, nv luble rcsuluhiveltd millions toem ploy them, Don't rely on leuer helps, don't deliy, AUdniuUta yttl- FrksJOs CASCARAiOlJININE OMkUdDos 0fH' whfcpmusH S, Am HATS THE OF - inilLVAiforlMV 1 S&H I HNt MEEDS A BATH J W I JOOTH f., 10-YEAR LEASE Oil WASHINGTON, Nor. IS. Presi dent Coolldge was urged Saturday by Senator Cameron ot Arizona to recommend tn his message to Congress passage of a bill which would permit cattlemen In west, eru states to lease public lands for grazing purposes, for a period of at least 10 years. Under exist ing conditions, the president was told, cattle raisers are permitted to use the public domain from year to year, but have no assur ance that they will be awarded the same area in succeeding years and therefor have not need able to fence the lands aud to put down water wells. The historic rivalry between sheep raisers and cattle men of the west, said Cameron, has pas sed to such an extent that sheep men have Joined with the cattle men in an effort to have truing legislation enacted. The Senate Public Land com mittee, of which Cameron Is a member, plana to present a bill at the next session providing for a year lease. Regulations cov ering grasing permits are being drawn by the forestry service he satdt pointing out that stock men would prefer that the tee system be bated on the area of grating land used Instead ot basing char ges on number of cattle grated, which la favored by tha forestry service. Studebaker bullas no yeartj models. PROPOSALS FOR 8UPPLIES Sealed bids will be received on December 1U. 1925. ait i P. U, for furnishing to the various state In stitutions, supplies, consisting of dry goods, clothing, furnishings, groceries, shoes, hardware, brooms. drugs, stationery, crockery, plumb ing, etc.. for the semi-annual period ending June 30, 1326. Specifica tions and schedules will be furnish ed upon application to the secretary at Salem, Oregon, also from the trade and commercial bureau of the Portland Chamber of Commerce, or from the Associated Industries ot Oregon, both located In the Oregon Building, Portland, Oregon. Each bid shall lie accompanied by a cer tified check representing 10 per cent of thee whole amout bid. pay able to the Oregon State Board of Control, or where the ten per cent amounts to 1500.00 or more, a surety bond from some company authorized to do business In Ore gon will be accepted In place ot the check. The same shall be held as a guaranty ot the faithful perform ance of the contract. The board re serves the right to reject any or all bids or to accept the bid 'deemed best for the state. CARLU ABKAMS, Secretary, Oregon State Board of. Control. Dr. H. C. Church ' OPTOMETRIST Perkins Bldo, .Roseburg; Ore, Mother's loaf, It feels so chummy To my palate and my tummy. Try it and you will agree. Like the bread agrees with n.e. Oregon Bakery 231 N. Jackson St Phone Thanlcsgiving Appointment Year table for the Thanksgiving dinner will he a matt of great pride the silver, the general service and the CARVING SET This week we are showing some special for Thanksgiv ing Pearl, Ivory and Horn Handles, beautiful and artis tic cutlery for any table. They come in a wide range of prices. , Then, in order to get the Turkey roasted just right, yeu need a ROASTER. We are also showing a fine line of these this week. ; b CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO. Tim Iron Mongers Roseburg, Ore. : i Classified Section ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PACE. 1 j . ' FOR SALE WEANL1NO pigs for sale, f 5 each. Phone 14 F6. KOR SALE 5 year old Jersey. Just fresh, giving 4 gal. per day. F. F. Parker, Wilbur, Orer FOR BALE Some bred Hampshire sows, and one boar. H. L. Kruse, Oakland, Ore. FOR SALE--Four-tube radio, prac tically new. Cash or will trade for wood. Phone 128-R. FOR SALE Dry oak stove and block wood. Phone 260J. J. O. E. Gardner. WILL SELL or rent dwelling. 104 ! corner west ist street, ana isi' avenue. Apply z:u a. Kane u FOR SALE Three or four tons hay, close In, tn barn. Pfcone O. U. Helblg. or call407W. Cass. FOR SALE Colts cook:ng and lighting plant at a bargain. In quire Coos;Junctlon Oarage, JMI bird. Ore. TOBACCO Kentucky Sweet Leaf.' ' Home grown. Home cured; mel low with age. Satisfaction guar anteed. 6 lbs., $1.25. C O. D. Er nest Choate, Wlngo, Kentucky. ChRYSANTHE M U M 8 Tor-saleTOr-dera for Thanksgiving and fu nerals given special attention by Mra. Fred A. Fields. 726 8. Pine, or phone 143-L. Get them In early. FOR SATE Pups, naif Airedale and half fox hound, make fine varmint dogs. Males (5, females 32.50. Alio one female fox hound one year old, (25. Emmett Hall, Wilbur, Ore. TURKEYS are blgh. Order a nice fat dressed goose for your Thanksgiving dinner, 25c per lb, Also nice fat spring chickens,. 25c per lb. Delivered Wednesday. No orders taken after Tuesday morning. Phone 14F3. MAKENOtiFER ON THE DR. SETHER HOME A client of mine has just traded for this wonderful modern home. He has no particular use for the plsce himself and will consider any reasonable offer, either cash, terms or part trade. See me at I'mpqua Hotel or write me at Eu gene, Ore. Frank Kinney, agent. WHAT HAVE YOU TO TRADE? Client owns a desirable 40-acre tract Just 1 mile northwest of Wilbur, and 1 mile off the Pa cific highway; all In cultivation; 10 acres in fruit, new 6-room bun' galow, barn, and other buildings, price Is 15,000. Clear of debt. Will take In other property or sell on easy terms. See Frank Kinney, agent at Umpqua Hotel, or write hho at Eugene, Oregon. XMAS ANNOUNCEMENTS ' . Don't delay ordering your 4 Christmas announcements. We are showing a nice line of both printed and engraved cards. Place your order now so that the best attention can be given your work. News-Ke- view Exclusive Job Printing Department, Roseburg, Ore- gon. uy WINNER FOR RENT : 1 i ItOOMS FOR RENT at MJ S. Stephens. Phone 295-J. FOR RENT 2 sleeping rooms, - close it,. 211 8. Pine St FOUR NICELY FURNISHED housekeeping rooms for rent Phone 416-J. FOR RENT Six-room, unfurnished house, close In., Inquire 875 Hoov er St FOR" RENT New bungalow with furnace; garage. Inquire (17 8. Pine St FORRENT Modern, furnished 5- room house. Close In. Inquire 131 Flint Bt HEMSTITCHING, five and eight cents. All work guaranteed. 217 8. Stephens Bt Phone 298. FOR R ENT 5o66acreanear Drain. Excellent for cattle. . W. O. Bridges, Oakland tOregen. - FOR RENT 6-room. furnlaned modern .house, i adults. Phone 471-L. or call 647 8. Stephens. WANTED SeWthg y' the hour at yuvr aume. -airs. at. .is. uennouu. Phone 260-R. 1 WANTED Tutor In ttregg short hand evenings bjf ' young- man. ' Bute experience and salary ex- ' Pyy1- A. W. C.,JMews-Revlew. FCRS W' ANTED HlghestmarkeT prices paid. Wilson Tire Shop, opposite News-Review; Bring ot snip to a. w. tnieiaa, ; . W'aK'TED J1IM6. W1H give first mortgage security en country property located on highway and , worth aiany times loan asked. S Interest paid. A O. W. Young ft Son. LOST AND FOUND LOST Brown and white bound, witn collar. Phone 28-R, T. E. Ware COST Milky white agate brooch, safety catch, oval shape. Leave , at News-Review. MISCELLANEOUS I ST. OEOROE'8 Guild will hold tholr 1938 baxaar December 11. CAR OWNER Don't loiget Is all 653 when In need of autt parts. Sarffa Auto Wrecking House. ' PROFESSIONAL CARDS DR. H. H. PLTLER Chlropractle physician, 12 W. Lane Bt. WHEN IN ROSEBURG STOP AT Hotel Umpqua UMPQUA FLORISTS Choice Cut Flowers Flower Shop, 312 N. Jackson Phone (30 Greenhouse, West Roseburg Phone 40 F3 WALTER CARPENTER At Brand's ROAD STAND Paclflo Highway 4 miles north! Open Evenings Oood Things for Thanksgiving: ,nn . -. Dates Apples Pears i . m Grapes Bananas Oranges Pomegranate Chas. S. McElhinny -The Widow's Prlene Oregon Life Ms North Jackson y WAKfED ,
