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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1926.
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Fisk Tire Prices!
iVow Lower Than Ever!
Tire mileage was never nny lower than it is right
now and you will find by comparing prices that we
are still far below all competition on both
Cords and Balloons
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29x4.40 Premier Bn!loons....$11.00
ivxt.? rremier Bnlloons..
- A . . ' . . .
yx4.V3 l-'remier lialloons..
juxt.vj rremier Daiioons....;
31x4.95 Premier Bal!oons....$17.00&!
30x5.25 Premier Bnlloons....$17.751
Fisk Balloons in all the popular sizes
at lowest possible prices.
Strictly Fresh Stock
Why spoil your trip with old tires when you can
get new guaranteed tires at these prices?
Willys Overland Garage
OFFICERS OF
PORT OF UMPQUA
IN CONFERENCE
fContlminJ from pnen 1.)
be well npont, but tbnt In spllo of
these propCHltlons II will lo the
policy of thB court lo ilevole the
fhnd to tho redurliiR or the coun
ty's obligation)! ns fur ns porslble.
, Altbaugli much benefit iiiIkIU
reBult, it wnfl hiiIiI, from buibllnK
a ronil up Smith Hlver. or from
completliiK tho Tiller-Trull cul
oif. or from finlKhfiiK the North
ijmpqua road, yet tho court does
nct propoBo to dltttrlbute tho
money to thopo projects or to nny
sections of the county whatso
ever. ? It Ih the preEont plan to uso
i portion of tho money to add to
the present court Iiouho fund and
build a suitable court house and
then to apply tho balance to the
creating of u sinking fund to pay
pff warrant indebtedness. This
action will result in u general ta.
LIBERTY
1 TODAY AND THURS.
I
J ALSO
Fighting Hearts
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in
I "Plane Jane"
V AND
10c FOX NEWS 25c
Coming Fri., Sal?,
i Tom Tyler in
S "THE MASQUERADE
f 1 1 ' BANDIP'
30x3 Premier ford $7.45
30x32 Premier Cord,
Standard Size $8.45
30x3J2 Premier Cord
Double Oversize $9.45
30x3!2 Fisk Heavy Duly $10.45
30x32 Fislc Heavy Duty
Double Oversize $12.75
31x4 Premier Cord $14.75
32x4 Premier Cord $16.00
33x4 Premier Cord ..$17.00
30x3 Vi Premier S. S.
Cords $11.45
30x3 Vi Fisk Heavy
Duty Cords $14.95
.. $14.75 L K
. - 1 '. V : I
.. $15.95 I ,
w.uu
" deduction, which will benefit every
tpart cf tho county ia ciual pro
Jpoition, and will .doubtless serve
; to attract many new sett lent who
nro now discouraged by the ex
I cesslvo tax burden.
! The Port of I mpiiu Commls-
sinners agreed with tin county
J court lhat the applieatiTui of the
fund to the reduction of taxes
j through paying off indebtedness
would be the most equitable
! policy, and returned to Iteedsport
l last night well pleased with the
results of the conferehce and the
l prospect for a sufficient n mount
: o money to carry out plans for
j minor development hi t he f nip
j (juu harbor.
! BAKER COUNTY WOOL
SELLS AT 32 CENTS
If AnjuH-tntcd 1'rpng I,nMl Wire)
PORTLAND. Ore.. July 21 Sale
of two clips of wool in the Haker
I section, aggregating approximately
! il'Ja.OnU pounds, at the cent lev
el, has boosted the market level in
' eastern Oregon.
j The higher market is due to the
j fact that praeticnlly all of the
choice wools in Oregon have now
passed out of the growers hands. -i
About L'On.otiu pounds of wool,
'including some !!:'.' clips, is all
I
lhat lematns in the country.
Eat bnrtiecun Rnndwlcnes and
vi forevir Itrnnd'fi lloRd Htflnd
Cha.s. S. McElhinny
"Th, Widow', Frlanrt"
Oregon Life
Maionlc Dltlfl. 101 N. Jackson
XWMWM'IIWIWI'1
I Bmjing a new !
'?
car
Come In ami get the facts
aheut Automobile Insurance
- ami let n help yen select
the Mini of policies yen need.
"Are hey tiepemhible?"'
is the fust question we want
jnu in ml; us about the poli
cies we offer. That's the
easiest for in to answer.
There is : pel feet reconl of
sati-f.uiei v clnini adjustment
h;n'k of our Automobile In-
MIl illU ".
Genera Clniurancfl
MaionjSldg. Phone
fe'Xi YA I
HASE :
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aWCaW'Wnnfln-Mn'M'I'W'W'M-J
FRANCE GROPES
FOR A WAY OUT
OF MONEY MESS
(Conllmiwl from paK 1.)
Ingly It Ih (he "open neuron" for
AuiHrJcunn. A him fllli-il wltli Am
oricuns vIhIUhk th lifilitH of
Moulinuti'H wuh mirrouiicUd by a
molt, (tio in; Jii hrn nf which tried
lo dart tint Aiiit-rlt-uiiH out of li.
Tlii-ro was n lively mlxiiti, until
(ho iiolicH univid and dispersed
tiin crowd.
owing lo tho excitement over
'thejiill In (he valuo of tho fume
(ho govern iih lit hii puihihiu-il by
ifuliori.nl Ins of In? rath on the
tlollur and pound HierliiiK. li ulnu
ic i'i,iiHidM-lriK the (iiiition l
provcntliif-j the rule, beitiK posted
It) pUtei'H VlHlhln I I'Oin t lie rUreel.
J u rl n k tii cIoisIiim hour f)l iIim
ijotirso ynsii-rday extra police
wore culled to hold hack the ureal
I'fiN b of peopln lo buy fun-inn
Ikhih'S with dividends payable in
Maid it currency a nd to neil do
mes! in Hf rii rifles on which they
feared a eiiplial levy wan to te
nia do.
Franc Rises Slightly.
I'AKIS, July 21. The
franc reacted ta orabjy Uni v.
cloning officially at lii.'jf. ti the
dollai", uh aKaiust 4!. 22 yesterday.
The reason .'iven in financial
elrclcH U that the bear iiio, iri ui
ban come far beyond the point
Justified by actual t IrcuiustaiM
and that a recoveiy from the vo
lent fluctuations Ih certain.
They nHHert that ibeiv is notliie;;
behind the present dovinx aid
moveiiu-nt but poll Ileal apprelieu
hIoii supported by Kpeeulation.
!'ro.-jecltt of a national union cab
inet to micceed the Jlerriot niiriie
Iry at an early dale have alo liacl
an Influence.
furniture
Is It unlikely that a furniture
factory should follow a big saw;U railroad company officials who I
mill? Watch Sutherlin Valley. ,are making a check of the passen-1
; o ger list. The highway has been
; MFDFORD VFTS TO
ASK STATE PATROL
( Anoelnted I'reei l,enol Wire.)
MKDFOIll). Ore., July 21. -The
' Med lord post of the American Le
; gioii. at the state convention at
Marshfield next month, will Intro
duce a resolution favoring the es
tablishment of a slate police force,
modeled alter those now operating
in 21 slates. The resolution holds
that such an organization would
lead for etlkiency. economy a:.d
.eliminate overlapping of authority
In enforcement.
See tt today and then see it five
years from today. We mean
Sutherlin Valley.
n
W. S. JONES BURIED
IN PORTLAND TODAY
Thf flllllM'al Ki'rvlri'S jf tll(
V. S. JOIH'S, Of lltKU! HiVtT,
(Jii'il yi'Hhiiila.v nioriihiri at
lull'
w ho
homn or Ills won. Hid; Join
Portland, to) lowing an illness of
sotiu! lime, were held today In thai
city and in tern tent took place a I
the Ml. Scott cemetery.
I The deceased, who made hia
i home here many years ago, has a
(host of friends in this vicinity.
(There are surviving one daughter,
i Mrs. V. 0. lsdell. of New York
(City; five sons. Dick of Portland.
Uupert of Powers, Hathaway id'
(Washington, and Todd and Albert
; of California: two tdsters. Mrs.
!.L Crileser and Mrs. .1. F. Parker,
i of ltnsehurg; two brothers. Nelson
and Nicholas Jones of I'illnrd.
A lot In Sutherlin Valb
lime may mean much in
future.
y at tbl?
the near
RADABAUGH,
j Auctioneer. 630 N. pine St.,
Roso-
burg, Oregon.
IN SEARCH FOR I l-ma.d i-. su.vived by her
if-mMADDrn riitl r ' husband and two chiliiren. Mn
KIDNAPPED CHILD. Isle I.. Weldei, and Kdith Leon
lard both of this citv; her parim-
(A-vUW ITpw I,..iif1 win,' I Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Hit.-he. four
! PORTLAND, Ore., July l - j
Police were asked to aid In the
search for Kdith Ilurst. S. who was
reported to have been picked up
i in an east side street at S o'clock
' last nit-Jit and earrii d away in a
taicah. The child's grandmother,
Mrs. Catherine ijuerin, made the
Come play at
LONGVIEW
''Washington
of ths Pacihc
Nortliwest
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M..rkl-..,I. u.n.ix'riall.'n hv . .pa. n
MonJrr I onBvcw ii.lhrw vr.r. hJi'.'" r.
fiom n.'lhm li. pr.'irr..'" ". '
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Ii.jg. o( l.'n... nJ i" (utur.. S"
lor wumtt. ,
tm tw- i.,..iw rvr4
TIIF lONOVItW COMPANY
Llisiaiiu AHIStilOM
J$&Z .SUCCESSFufcLIC , , I -
1?? 'HELD BY HEALTH UNIT L, MOpeS"
JEWt ftF' i..- .a.vV.-Iiiaiii'a.'r'ad!-"';' I,;';:' .'.'i','.-., I Comedy and News 1 '
I BlA5;I1;Eii f "ml I oiis. him rations : : !a - B ...
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j OREGON SENATOR
I SAVES THE LIFE .
OF LADY BATHER
(AuoHated I'reu I.easl Wire.) '
rOKTLANI), Ore., July 21.
Senaior itobert N. ritan-
field, OieKon, ri.sk. -d his Ui
lit a Hucceitrifui effort lo buv t
u drowning woman In i heavy
uiiderlow lat.- e.-ieidii o!f
(jcean City, Mil. 4
(tearing Mm. J. K. Swan-
MOM, Wife of U Miillli', I 1. 1.,
reiil estate opera fir, cry lor
help when idle felt ihr under-
low tlragglng her down, the 4
Kcmitnr Hwam to lier and sup-
ported her fur Jo minuM-H, un-
able to make progress toward
! th
beach because of iln,
deitow and until lite vinirdH
arrived, Shu was revived af-
ter :die was taken to the, 4
beach. Senaior Stanliehl de-
jicrihed the experience an ih
most harrowing in liis life.
re(piesi. Prdict detectives said1
i hey had information I bat it was ,
the child's mother m ho took her.
The child was being kept by the !
grandmol her v, Mb the parents
in California.
Officers trrtced a man and worn
nil witli the uli I hi as far as Salem,
where they wen reported lo have
purchased tickets for Los Angeles.
Koseburg pollt
were notified
this morning of the reported kid
naping ami advised lo watch for
the ((tuple believed to be respon
sible for carrying away the child.
It was staled that they might be
on th early morning train through
tho city or travelling by auto. The
message was not received until
! after the train had gone through,
: but the description was delivered
; but the description was delivered!
walched for a car bearing the
,,1M' ''" i" i
boarding trains
here today
iav
hern under sum
illauce. :
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IAUTO LICENSE PLATES ON
: CAR USED BY GUNMEN SAME .
AS THOSE ON LOCAL CAR
A
Hudson car used in the Chi-1
lu-se long battle in Seattle bore!
an Oregon license number cor- '
responding to that carried on a '
Ford car owned by Hoyden Grimm
of Koseburg. according to a mes-
sage received by Chief of Police !
Ketch, who was asked to check np!
on the license. A Chi nest resl-;
! nt of Seattle was killed by long j
gannieu who dune up and lired a !
j fusillade of shots at their victim;
'and then dashed away. The license'
number was ohtah-ed and traced ;
lo the Itosrhurg car. The chief of .
police found lhat the numbers
j;l ven corresponded perfectly with
those of the local machine, but
Mr. Ciirnin had both license plates
: am) states thai none bud ever been
stolen. 10 It her ihe plates used on
the Sealile car Were CO',l llelfeit
or a mistake uas made in copy-
iim Ill- Ill, Ol I icei'S belie e.
Do yon know wlnit Is irolng
happen in Sutherlin Valley?
NATIVE OF DOUGLAS
COUNTY
COTTAOK (iROVK. Ore.. July Pi
- Funeral senice. to. Mrs. Arihin
Leonaid. who died Sundax at a K.i
g ne hospital, will ! he!d at
Tin-:ilay afiertinou at the Mi'iN
chapel, liev. Duroaii P. Cameron of
the Pi'-.sb leriao 1 1 ii i t li ill (:;i
claie.
Mri. Leonard's maiden name wa :
KsIIht M. ItiKbev. She w:i bor::
-lanuaiy pi, at Drain. lU'econ.
Mrs. Leonaid ha
in ibis cily Mine
old. C 'dimt1
who Were t
coninninit j .
sisters. Mrs. Nina llaidman. Mrs
lilan.he Allen. Mrs Pearl K
alt of the city and Mrs. Lizi
DANCE
LONGS HALL
COLES VALLEY
Saturday Nito, July 24r
"red hot music
MELOCV MAKER?
' LET'S GO!
iBjjMii.i..w.'j,:v"iiwra
DR. NERRAS,
' DENTIST '
Pjlnleu Extraction
Gaa When Dea.'red 1
Pyorrhaa Cird
Vbant ill
II'-:.' Willi lit r pari-nl - l-nulilr: Willi I .'11 a t:. I .- .1 L k 1 ij nv ... w di-iii. ihai all a.-- y
il-. i.-lll.-is ill ll:i - sun::. shiiml. s is a") in.' :m.'ilt 1,.i,.lt k.. i.i . m .-an. mi ai nn... A
Mi- s ol Tai-.iiuii. livi' l,r,illi,'i. ""' ' ' H t '
U-illlan, ami Kaynniml Kll,h.;.v. ''V'!nr.:, B miHIVn TAH grf
All.y Hllrll.y. (oil.ls. in. On- 1 ' M j .. J.!1 111 '
.Mis. l..onar.l will In- Mlr.., a' 'In' Uoi. '' '-' a
l Hi of work anionc rl:ib:-.., . jaij.mr. t7 a-qSte-jhg? lamcng prfuijmtj, f,
we, k-i l'ei;Ulois wy : -;.. H B
MC Ajh-Mmm rli-iir will l'- !,' 7" V Q f l
9 Ww 81 w iJ si 0 I
NEW TODAY
Kf!t KALK-Truileni at Surif'a.
nj(.VJHIir:i HOl'SIC-For rent'.
Inquire HiH Ko. Viae St.
jj'olt SALM Cheap, a couploof
l-'onla with mailers ut Surff's.
WANTKI) -Cook for road camp-.
J-'occst Service, post Olfice llldj;.
Fin i:J(SAUv"fiof"di:CriVed C. J.
l;;i.-,museu, phono 4r-FJ. ,
FOit "SAM-: -Still liave u couple'oi
o:d lype Ford motors cheap ut
Sartl'H.
(iO'tl) AXf;i:"$H. AlsoF.eru'rioiny
,;irs. till) Short St. So. of Corn
i.'iipibcr Co.
M-MIIFH
I Jt'."l'-ll MIJKU.At .MJ-O. (-(-.
j Va.TKJ) -Transportatfo:i in jui-
.t(e'car to San Franciaco. Ad-
h:-?. Postmaster, Tiller, Ore.
SI'KCIAL- The Saturday Special1
ai i he ZltUer-Craven lid w. Co.
liM tills week Is a knockout.
SALK - Ajiples and erabaj)
s at orchard, miles west on
king tilass road, i'hune 27 F:.
L. Kilis.
I.
i:
F(l
SALK Two grade Shrop '
I'Ui kH, 2 yrs. old. $10 per head. 1
i'lHine .j;j-F 2". I f. Ode, bixon-Mil-.
Ore. ;
CAItK
- All Iii.tke
look them ovf
Motor Co., :"21
all!
II. i
N. ;
prit es, come
L. Connelly
Jiickson Si.
Pi irSAljT;ClH:v7oret' Vuuper laie
model, in as t:ood condition as it
ever was. Call at Lane Street
Rooming house.
FtJf SALI--Some"(iiior1, Hi and
If. gallon Item's, and stone jars In
ail sizes ai right prices, iler-
C raver Hdw. ('o.
I FOR SALK A
! and oil stov
w refriKerators
left, at a price
and oil stoves left, at a price
that, would be a shame to pass
up. X.iglei-Craven Hdw. Co.
i'T-:iV"(7nnet.itwiiiiiair not
vrs .,,, to ,.,ju. full.uPn him. While enjoying a hdt
( uirifo ut roimi ntr house.
lr-s K. It , care News-ite view.
1 WANT to sell
my
Martlet! ,peai'
on
the tie
a. Probably bo
six tons. Fra ti
ll Le Creek, Ore.
five and
liarzee, M
Nt'TICK- Paris for most all make..
i,i cflis at a big saving to vou at
Sarffs Auto Wrecking houses,
i:Si'I)Ulg-t'ofUi!le.
Ff dt SALK -I'sed refri.i
r,.i; M-eond hand buby cai
n.ie, 7.fii'; si-coi;d hand oil
sn.u ifr.'jf) - Jtnld's llig Store.
F(!t SALK -50 nice White Le
inrn earling hens. U:H- each.
Lloyd Cole, 2nd Ave. So. Hose-
Felt SALK
-!i!piie:u
pi. h i and
-;n make
Have received a 111 w
if water glasses in
cut pat ern.- i hat w c
Kood pi ice on. .igler-
i :( ii Hard
cm:pi;u
us tlo vour clirtv
acu'jm
i
l!-!s l..ltt- ; .-i'lf leu' sul
II . '!.!! IV .Mlr " ilov.T III" Mil.' Ktl.l-li llll. I liI'MT !.l W.
j' . i:.li.-: .n in :1h- v.urk llial !uis hi i-n R
Hon. r fit..- ,.r Kir " : !' 9
vv- I -. in li 'J'uiikiio hi !! ! Ii'av. : A
10 Pi-mi:.' !..!: Pi urn- -l rmv 1!bMii ISiorfc'vtiy.
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Ci.. i, uir.lii-;- (-(iiiii::i'y -Muiiiiin i i;tin;i' n n"ini . linn r
...A - P. !n:.-:i. v. 1m -.-sii!,-s :.l fr
IS DEAD lln k-.v.i. . .liM) i L.r;il,.l.-:w.t,
VANTi:i I r-l Hum ni.lk.-r :i!l.t .,. K!, is'
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I'Vliv a in! a .-a',. a, I... I ' '!"!:! !
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l.i-.'ii a r.'Mi.. iii .. . NOTICE K
sii.- was in veins INSTKMi OP A PXPK.NSl:. n- liaviri.- j.cil.1 my Inlsia.'ss al V.
llial ail.ls in Hi. i.ili:- ii 111- un!..: l,a.' !.. lak.' .ar.- .il S
1 In Aillhn- l.culi h.msi'. Ask ns al.i'in .Mir ii;ii- ....aii.-r l.--sit. A
I'.i.Mia in I'lan. 1 1. 1.:: (i. 1 1 . is.a .InllV I! TF!Kl.!. 5
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li,.,-,!. i.,.n. l.ai'iy Ixwit' t MU'liill ii j
North i-'oi-k. .'..mull i-.'ji.i ui .ai- H 1 (fciay I omorrow A
very it-i.soiiali'ic priiv.
Our .-Mi'init.' luili pressure i:rer.sint
sures your c ir if proper lubri' alion.
? tn.!l.
We
ea; rv
a cour.-iiete
Gasoline, Oils
. MILLER
Rosebiy Super -
lire Rrpairing
FOIt SAI-K Or will trade, player
piano. See Judd.
FOiritKNTPriVatti gamger Vr'lce
2.C'f. 213 Ho. Main ML 1'houe
i7l J.
itj-i Sludebaker apeciaf six, a teal
bargain. H. L. Coiimlly Muiur
(ompany
i'Oit fiKN'l Four-room lurnishcd
upartinent, neat, clean, t- lr
inoiiili. J lioiie (j(it).
rj2r'F()Il"llTbrHINO; netoi
aiul paint, good tires and runs
good. II. L. Connelly Moior Co.
J CK.N'TS admits the whole tam
lly to a Kood show. Hrtng the
wife and kiddies to the .Majestic
tomorrow night. A good show .
Ul'l Y VbH IT SKbAN"Th "beM
buy in town", disc vlieels, ood
tires, everything like new. 11. I..
Couneily Motor Co.
ArTii:ii''FAMILYuighf uttli
Majciic tomorrow. Hring the
whole family and see the show
for 25 ci-nts, i he price of o-ie
admission.
LOST Last evening at l.'mpcjiiu
Park, t v.t) purges coniaiiiiiii:
fountain pens ami other alu-atde-t.
Heward. Finder please !eae
a) ,evs-lterew.
nuwTnr.i
DIES IT FAMILY
DDRPl
i William lUtxton, o!ie of the best
I knov, a residents of t!:e H rock way
vicinity, died very suddenly yes-
terday evening at his home. He
had been in poor health since the
Jllrst of file year and was in bed
M'si'Tduy when a neighbor called
Aii-i,,"J' "'n 11
nd Mr. Puxion suti-
lenly dopped buck dead.
Mr. I!;;xum was born October
I ft, iS'.'i at Stafford, Staffordshire,
Fni'iaiul. At the age of 17 he
w.nt to Ausirulia with his two
brothers, w here he spent nine
years in stock raising. lie was
tinned in marriage to lianorah
Sullivan. February 1. ljwSl, at
: Tu:i:iumi?. New South Wales, Aus
raior. irada. Six children v.eie bom to
cai tie- i:::ioa. :r.i-e of whom still
survi ". in 1 he returned to
I".ni.'iar:d with his family and hIm
visited in In land. In the spring
oi' Is.i ih; lame to America and
settled in what was then Civil
' :."H. b;:t v hat is i rv.v known as
;;; iiri.w a;. . v. ii.-re i. made Iii.s
home i:atil the time of his death.
His last visit to Knyland and
Irelai.il vas in lstJ.
1 un ing his Utn-i residence In
DoclIu- county lie wafl actively -u-
rming ar.d stock rai.-mg
il lei ciil y. ars v. i.t it forced to
ire from aeiie wui'k on accou::t
pour health. He u as a j: real
chassis.
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and Grc3.ses
TIRES
Service Station
Indiviclunl Storage
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0earance:Sale
Summer
Wonderful values in 3 lots
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
I Lot Beautiful Silk numbers 'originally priced from H
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1 Lot Silk Drosses. Regular $12.50 to $16.50,
going at
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1 Lot Gingham and Voile
The Ladies Shoppe
139 N. Jackson Street
5
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WEDNESDAY NITE
JULY 2!
AT WINCHESTER
ON THE BANKS OF THE UMPQUA
A Five-Piece Band to Play
Auto Bus Leaves Terminal Hotel 9:15 P. M.
50c Round Trip
A Cool Flaca Where All the Crowd Goes.
C'MON OUT!
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ANTLERS
TODAY
TOMORROW
Comedy News
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10c 25c
Dresses! I
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