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ROSEBURG. NEWS REVIEW. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1-927.
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HObtbUHU, OREGON,
HOW WE DO PKOGMESS!
The world, thanks be to Science and Education, is now
. . getting along nicely.; ,It is, a long time, of course, since fly
err, began crossing the ocean in land planes (weeks and
weeks), but we've progressed far since -then. ! Every day
the news gives us some little item that shows civilization's
inexorable onward march proceeds. . . . .
, A district school b'oai-d'in Michigan has ruled that ah
' tcaclievs, of the more deadly species shall wear smocks that
cover them from Adam's Apples to ankles. That much for
the majestic and orderly headway of law against crime.
5 ' (A doctor in Chicago proceeds to the rostrum of public
. information with the startling disclosure that 60. per cent oi
babies born to cigaret-smoking mothers die before they are
two years of age. There will be those who will laugh at
this. Hut never mind!' There were those who smirked al
i Kobert Fulton, loo. ;'-,' ';''
' i A husband and wife were arrested for spooning in an
.-'automobile; in Cleveland. -They were so inconvenienced, hu
r.'miliated and soforth by 'their trip lo the station that they
relied the city; : The woman was awarded $3673 ; damages,
which she will now try to collect from the aforesaid city.
So much for the uplift of our family relations. ;
' , A young nan in Paris suddenly discovered the other
day that he could fly .with' no mechanical aid whatever, re
laying simply on psychic' powers. , He has bruises to. show
"for bad landings, collisions with furniture, fences and other
obstructions. , This solves the threatened gasoline shortage
we've been wondering about; We can just flap out of bed
at 7:30 of a wintoV hioVjiing'and soar to work, arriving at
7:45 after a pleasant journey oyer' the trolley wires, etc.
,7"" Gliosis' do not-need the shade of night to cloak their
. , hwvements, some Galileo of psychic; research has "just whis
f1; pored to a waiting world. ; Ghosts have changed their habits
'lately, becoming much, bolder,; operating now J n broad day
fV light, chains and "all.. f Thbii' thumbprints can be taken by
' mediums; .'properly trained mediums to be 'sure. ' 'J.'his will
-prove valuable addenda for the police files.' ; , '. J I )
' Ah English astronomer steps into the scientific, labora
tory i'oi? a, few minutes and comes out with the news that
the earth is to r-dinb to a dead stop.' It will bo a few, million
years, of course, but we're all' very miich interested; Fric
tion ol tho tides. is going to bring the (plaint novelty -about.
Wagers now can be laid ns to what half of the world will
bo in darncss when the tides put on tho brakes. This will
cause a brisk betting flurry In Wall' Street, no doubt.
Onward we march, t!: a, torches ' of i civilhr.tion and
science held, on high.; Is it any wonder all thoso gentlemen
aro declining, ip nun! for president? . ..
:' i There Is no prd and con about it, a king has to be on
the job these days, mid that's all there is lo that. What do
you suppose would linpr.cn in Uritain if King George failed
to go grouse shooting in Scotland on the first day of thu
season? Well, there'll probably bo much ado and a few
Magna Chi'.rtas. Yorfve seen pictures of the king plus his
entourage at the Ascot races, the derby, at tho launching of
a new battleship. Perhaps you have thought "pretty soil
for that fellow." lint the truth is the king has lo go to these
things. Ho has to keep up his job just like the rest of ua.
Perhaps there are days when the king would prefer to ail
quietly on tho back fence talking with the queen and let the
Ascot races go hang, lint no. He must scurry around for
a stiff collar, placs Hi 3 g:.-ay derby at tho proper majestic
angle and heave to his business. There seems to be some
kind of a catch in most every job under the sun. The ob
vious thing to do is improve your own.
Observe Fire Prevention week, October 0 to 15, and help
to prevent fires which cost the stale of Oregon twelve hu
man lives, injured and mainii'd forty innocent people, some
totally, and destroyed properly valued at $0,7 1 (i, 893.27 dur
ing the year 102(1. Ninety per cent of these disastrous fires
could have been prevented and these precious lives and pro
perly'' values saved through the eveici.-o of care. Fire Pre
vention week, October !) to 15.
Twelve citizens of tho stale of Oregon lost their live:;
and flirty persons were injured, some disabled for life, in
by fires, !)0 per cent of which fires were preventable.
Fire Prevention week, October 0 to 15. .
The difference between America and China is: In
China they cut off a rebel's head and place it on a pole, and
that's publicity; in America they sit on flagpoles, and that's
news.
o .
Tho Department of Agriculture reveals a scented fer
tilizer from the by-products of cocoa and chocolate. The
fanner needs dollars and they give him scents.
The rate of .shipment of jaupiM from California during
Iho summer wan 0000 carloads a weol;. My, what a lot ot
jelly we're going to have this winter!
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Taft rounds 70 with high hopes, says a newspaper
headline. Well, ho has a fairly good start.
o
The fellow who livud to bu
have been a diplomat at lua.sl.
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It looks liko line, two, throe,
l'r Bideut and Manager
May 17, VZO, at tne post ulltce ul
toe Act ot jqarvu a, iota.
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 192.
102 yoiii ti old iu Ktissia nut.it
1
four for the Yanks.
PICWS
Well, well, welt
We're Just too dern
Hoarse to write
A coiyum today
But oh boy -
Wasn't that
Home run smash
Of Babe Ruth's
A humdinger "
It sure brought
Home the bacon.
.
Hope you were all over to Fin
lay field this afternoon to witness
the high school feetball team in ac
tion. Looks like we've gotta great
gang thin season. Let's boost 'em
along and forget the razz-bcrries.
The bulging hip is a feature of
the newest styles for women, says
a designer. Following the men's
post-Volstead example?
r
Perfume should be chosen to
match one's personality, according
to a Fifth Avenue note. We are
wondering what kind Lon Chancy
should wear.
Lack of trained actors . is the
stage's chief fault, says a critic.
With revues crowding the play
houses, , an actor would be lost in
a theatre nowadays.
A New York Justice rules a man
may be Inoffensively drunk. Prob
ably that's when he'st good and
drunk.
An artists' club in Russia has
been fined $500 for permitting the
fox trot to be danced at a public
entertainment. Russia certainly
seems to be enjoying its new free
dom under the soviet. .
,
A Jersey couple was married In
a lion's cage. Some day two peo
ple are going to be married In a
church and that will be news;
LAFE SEZ
"Those dog days are great fer
hot dogs."
Volch Hoed and oatB and grass
Boedsi ut Whurtuu Bros.
PEP RALLY HELD
BYR. H.S.STUDEWTS
E
Tlin Kosebiirg hlKh school fool
imll Buiriors Klidcil I hemsidvi's
this afternoon for tile flint khiho of
tho sciilMi n to he phiyrd at 2:Jii
o'clock nt l'lnliiy field with Myrtlo
roim. lno iloaolnii- lemn hud
tho support of a Iuiko cioivd of en
Ihiwluiillc iniiB and u liordo of
tVcmzlod student looiers. who lust
nli;ht HtiiKcd one of Iho hlKKuat
and host pop riillloa nnsehure hus
over hnown. Led by an impromptu
imlid, a ionjr serpentlno wended its
way I liiciiif.li the stieets shortly
nflcr 7 o'clock. This demoiistru.
Hon was followed hy a huge hnn
riie ut the iilliletie field, Hie sopho
more class nrnuirliiK the hhinest
flro 1 1 lit t tins over boon provided.
rtlui-'lc, pep lalkH, and veils nmdii
up mi InlcroHtitiK iiroRiam, which
wai ulleuili'il hy a grout crowd of
adults in addition to the muny slti
dents. Aller tho honriio lucetlni;
studontn wenlto Hie siunniit of IMt.
Neho where lliey burned n hllue
"It," imikliiK ii siicctncuiiir showing.
STATE FAIR PRIZE
RAM BROUGHT TO
DOUGLAS COUNTY
tlit Oregon State Fair wus brought
to Itoselnirg today by J. II. Short,
who purchased the animal from its
former owner and will add it to
inn line hand or cno pmMrod
4lme) on his ranch nhntit ii mllnK
east of llnaehuig. The nun was
one, of the centers of attraction in
the livestock department ut tho
state fair and won thy first pi(z
in its division. It will ho a very
valuable addition to Mr. Short's
band of sheep.
QUARANTINE ON
PARALYSIS IS
MOST SEVERE
(Continued from page 1.)
ganli'cd, duo to the fact, that tli;1
schools are closed. Medford achoolM
have not opened but the team Is
pruetleim? regularly, but If the dis
ease is not abated before tho d ne
of iho guino JtosebttrR will probab
ly not permit the Medford team lo
enme here. No definite decision,
however, has yet been made.
So far there have been no new
eises develop in the county. Tho
only existing case Is at Canyon
vlile, where a strict quarantine Is
maintained, all children under 15
V'Uth of ftKo being prohibited from
appealing upon the street.
No Change nt Medford
MKDl'OliD, Oct. 7.- The infan
tile paralysis situation remains tho
same ns it was yesterday, no new
cases having been reported, ac-
DR. NERBAS
DENTIST
Painless Extraction
Gas Whon Desired
Pyorrhea Treated
riioue 4S8 Musulo BUlg.
CONCENTRATING ON
WILSON BROTHUHS
HABERDASHERY
Smart in every detail .
pattern, color, and
fabric. Well dressed
men everywhere are
wearing them, and
you'll find the newest
designs hero, for your
selection. Wilson
Urolhers made these
and that's your nssur
unco of satisfaction:
nothing has been over
looked to make them
right full cut, finely
; stitched, carefully
i , finished.
NOTICE
. :
Senior hlh school paronlH,
business meeting of P. T. A.
uml teachers' reception at
Henior high school Tuofcday
evening, 7:30, Oct. 11m. Pro-
4 grom and refreshments. It Is
desired that every iwieiit be
present. '
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cording to Information obtained
from tho city, health officer und
county physician. .
However, tho Phoenix schools
were closed this morning, although
there are no cases in that com
munity, and another Medford
church has ceased all activities
until the qimvuuUne' situation is
called off, and a number of meet
.iny,a have been called off by olhor
Modford organizations. ' ;
It. was announced today that tho!
official board of the FirHt Metho
dist Episcopal church has called
otr all church nclivilios, including
the Sunday gatherings, until all
danger is past.
The First Presbyterian churcn
congrogationnl 1 supper that whs
scheduled to be hold tonight hut
been indefinitely postponed.
Tho regular, mooting of Hid
Southern Oregon Mutual Kobhit'
Mrcedora' association h u s been
postponed until tho next regular
mooting, on account of tho quaran
tine. ' . "'
Tho College Women's club, reg
ular scheduled meeting has boon
potttponed. ,
Somo confusion nppeurs to have1
arisen about the illness of the son
of City Treasurer Herbert llerrlanr.
The lulter explained today tho boy
was only suffering from a bad cold,
yet before It was definitely known
what tho illness was, he says, an
infimtilo paralysis quarantine sln
wn' put on the house by Chlff of
Volico MeCredlo hist. SuM.nlu
Alter .(lint. Mr. Bur rum nays, lie
remained away from, homo a day
and a half until one morning the of
fice girl of Dr. B. H. IMckel, city
health officor, phoned to take the
sign down, as u mistake had been
made.
Menfl and boys' furnishings nt,
real sale prices during Kurdy's big
sale. Coma In und look around, tho
values will surprise you.
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Any boys' suit In tho house, val
ues to S7.50, take your cholco at $5
during Kurdy's big salo. Bring tho
kids in, wo can fit them.
Dad Halts Her
Dorothy Richardson, 18. of Bos
ton, and Ronald Colby. 22, Harvard
graduat eand tho other half of
Dorothy's etopment plan, have
found their romance halted. Edwin
M. Richardson, Boston business
man. father of Dorothy, found the
couple in Detroit, just in tiine to
nrevent their marriage. Police held
fcy- '
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INT TO DISBAND ;
BULGARIAN GROUPS
AMtxrUl4 I'rttM bewed Wlr)
UELURADE. Jugo Slitvitt, Oct. 7.
The Jugo Slav luJiiiuter to fciofla
has been authorized to inform the
Uuigarian government that unless
effective measure are taken to
disband Bulgarian eroujia operat
ing In Macedonia, Uie Jugo fcSlav
government has no other course
but to recall him and to break off
diplomatic relations. .
i'he protest over the activities of
Die iiuigariun comitaujis, or irreg
ulars, came as a result of the as
sassination yesterday of Brigadier
General Michael Kocachievitch
one of the beat known officers in
the Jugp Slav army at Istip, the
crime being attributed to comituU
Ji.
Tho Bulgarian-Macedonia has
been closed by juko Slav gov
ernment troops .and gendarmes
who arct halting all traffic except
ing transit in Macedonia, under the
martial law measures taken as a
result ot the assassination.
Advices received in Belgrade tills
afternoon said that a baud ot Bul
garian comkadjis attached the
Macedonian frontier village of
Kllsura early this morning, throw
ing nine bombu in government
buildings and later fiKhtiiuc the
gendarmes with - rifle and hand
..grenades, r : '
The attacking party, -tho advices
staled, finally was repelled after a
pitched , battle lusting from 1
o'clock this morniiiK until day
break. Tho casualties were not
given in the message.
Shoes, shoes, shoes, for every
body and all at sale prices that
win astonish you durin Kurdy's
Big Sale.
FREEZING RIGHT
PKNDI.RTON, Ore., Oct. 7. Tho
murciiry dropped lo freeninK ltut
niKlit In the Pendleton vicinity,
touching 32 duKrt'os for tiib first
time tills full.
A manure spreader will increase
the yield on any farm. We Boll
tiiem in two-horse or three-horse
sizes. Wharton Bios.
OPENING CONFER
ENCE GAMES WILL
EE PLAYED FRIDAY
ronTIAND, Ore.,; .Oct. 7.
While the University ot Idaho is
Iilnylns tho University ot OroKon
nt Kugene tomorrow, tho Collei;o
ot Idaho or Caldwell will be nlav
Iiir Pacific University of Fore.it
tirovo at .Portland.
College of Idaho won. the north
west, conference ehamplonshln
Inst year. Dy (lelciltlng Pacific Uni
versity, so the rivals, mooting
early this year, are expected to
put up a stiff hattle.
The McCormick-Deerlns lino ot
fnnn implements tire made to glvo
tlio best of service They are long
lived ami repairs aro easy to get.
Wharton Bros., ugentu iu Itoso
burg. PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 7. nut
ter and egg markets continue firm
with prices on. tho exchange
higher today for various grades of
each.
K:::r:.8 aro unchanged at 43c
but firsts are up 2c to 40c and
mediums lo to :We. Trading hi
current rocoipls is discontinued.
All grades of wholesale cube
butter are advanced on exchange
listings today. Extras and stand
ards are each up lc to 40 and 44c
respectively. The lower grades
aro ic higher; prime firsts 42i and
firsts 39c.
Independent dealers agreed nt
yesterday's- late session of tho
dairy exchange to meet the coop
erative quotations to retailers on
the same quality of , eggs. The
prices quoted by the poultry pro
ducers association for today were
He under the busts fixod by tho
exchange.
POItTLAXO, Ore., Oct. 7. Hnt
ter: Extras and standards up lc;
prime firsts up ic; firsts up ic;
but lei tut up lo.
Kxtia cubes, city 4 tie; standards
44c; prime firsts 4Uic; firsts Ililc.
Creamery prices: Prints 3c above
cube standards; butterfut 45c f. o.
b. Portland.
Milk, poultry, onions, potatoes,
nuts, cuscara bark and hops
steady unchanged.
Kegs: Current receipts quota
tations discontinued. Firsts ui
2c; mediums up lc.
Fresh mediums 33c; fresh stand
ard firsts 40c; do extras 43c.
, PORTLAND. Ore., Oct. 7. Cat
tle and calves nominally steady;
receipts, cattle 25. Hogs steady;
receipts 3o0: Including 100 direct.
Sheep and lambs steady; re
ceipts, sheep 250.
I PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 7. Trail
ing was moderately active this
morning In the Portland market i'or
wholesale fresh fruits and veget
ables. Local vegetables were In
generous supply.
Local tomatoes are apparently
nearly done In the market. Low
to 75 cents while a choice lot from
New Ih-ldge. Oregon, fowl little
buver Interest at $t.3 per box.
Hood River Cornice pears were
held al 12.75 per box for extra
t fancy and Hood River fancy Rurt
'tetts were quoted at $2.5u.
The market as uvei-supplied
j with California gropes of all sea
isonable kinds and prices were be
STOOr HAL
Along the streets the Tlaiefe!
went. They surely all were plea-sure
bent. The Jap, it deemed, '
could run real fast. He must have
been real utrong. 'Tta true inoit
everyone delights In seeing very
pretty uighls. The Tinies more
than liked it as tiiey jo u tied ngnt
along. ..
They turned a corner rather
swift and once the Hwei ve gave
them a lift right orl the seat they
Hat upon, and Clow ay nearly fell.
Wee Coppy clung to him real
tight, and shouted, 'Goodnesa,
what a fright." The Jap then
picked up Bpeed again and ran
along pell mell.
Said one, "A jlnriklsna Is fun.
I'm glad that 1 don't have to run
Ah long aa we aro in this seat, it's
really heaps of sport. The Jap is
very good to us. He doesn't even
make a Eubb, but keeps on run
ning. He must be a very friendly
sort. , ,
When noontime came, wee Car
py cried, "I'm empty as can be in
sido. I'd Uku to have a bit vf food.
We ought to stop some i-luco."
Said Coppy, "Oh, don't start a
row. We haven't any money
now." The Japanese man heard
him and a smile spread on his face.
He stopped and said, "If you'd
like tea, just leave your future
plana to me." 1 And then he pulled
up to a place wherein a wee girl
stood. "Oh, come right in,' she
loudly cried. And when the Tlnles
were inside, she bid them sit upon
the floor. They did, as best they
could. !
Said Coppy, "My, but she is
sweet. I hope alio brings us foodi
to eat. The girl stepped out, but;
came right back. She held a big
round tray. The Tlnles soon be
gan to smile, for they were j
serve;!, in nicest Htyle, some waf-1
REFUSES TO BE :
BLINDFOLDED
BEFORE SQUAD
(Continued trora page 1.)
his haad.
"No!" he said, loudy.
"Bueno," the officer stepped
aside out of the line of fire and
raised hl& sword for tho signal.
The soldiers aimed their rifles.
Silence gripped the court yard.
Even the children, sensing the
tenseness, ceased their prattle. ;
Quijauo pushed his pith helmet,
back a bit on his forehead. The
smllo had vanished, and hl jaw
was firmly set. He leaned forward,
his hands behind him and his
shoulders hunched, precisely like a
man stoeling himself for a plunge
into cold water.
Ou tho third stroke of the offi
cers' sword the ril'Iea cracked as
one. The body leaped as though re
leased from a great tension, and
then reeled to fall backward. Every
bullet had been aimed at the
breast and the face watj, not dis
figured. '
J3ut life was not exUnct and at
a signal from tho officer the ser
geant of the firing squad stepped
forward, placed the muzzle of his
rifle within un inch of tho fore
head and pulled the trigger.
An army helmet was placed over
the wound, the fife and drum corps
played a quick slop and the sold
iers who had lined tho court yard
in a hollow squnro were paraded
past the body to show them what
happens to rebels.
Tho crowd began to disperse,
tho peddlers resuming their cries,
and the court yard where eo many
men have died was soon nearly
empty. Only the little lizzarda re
mained, playing up and down the
sun-soaked wall among tho bullet
holes. Tho body lay beneath, wait
ing to be claimed by friends or rel
atives. Another Rebel Slain
NOG ALES, Sonora, Oct. 7. The
bullet riddled body of Alfonso ue la
Huerla, brother of Adolfo do la
OUT OUR WAY
u said someSin5 novj WEsuty, loovA
(ha dug A hole fe?eS9UAR0 Y mo tSV
MERE AMD J MfLA ORE COUV.D - f4wr6fc
A BALL ROLLED ROLLED eRe WOU ? wrtW vo" NOT
JxRl&HT INTO IT-J AM' SOMETr4lM BLAMN' All Tol: I BREATHS.
V.V V -W dumb tR WO , I
A BAD LE . J,i?.Ai,LL,ftMs . ,
L ii i i , e'TKo ttmoct, we )
COCHBAN PICTURES & KMCK
READ THE STORY, THEN
ers and some tasty tea. They all
exclaimed "Hurray!"
(The Tinymites leave Japan In
Huerta, former provisional presi
dent of Mexico, was brought into
this border city at 5 a. nu this
morning.
The body was brought in on a
flat car by General Aguirre of the
Mexican federal army, who was
sent with 100 men to hunt for de hi
Huerta yesterday when the latter
was seen at Imurez, 60 mile3 from
here.
j General Agulrro reported that he
came upon de la Huerta aud nine
comDanlons. one of whom was
j General Baron Medina, several
miles east of Imurea.
De la Huerta and his' officer
companion gave battle' and were
litterally riddled with bullets. The
eight Indians fled at the approach
of the federals.
De la Huerta's body, wrapped In
oily tarpaulin, with the head un
covered and protruding, waf taken
to the plaza here, where it was
left expo bed to tho ' view of the
populace.
- Preoarlna for Battle '
MEXICO CITY, Oct; 7. Maneu
vers by federal commanders- to
force rebel troops under General
Arnulfo Gomez and Hector Almada
into battle positions were continu
ing today, the presidential bureau
announced. - .
The rebels were hidden In and
around the slopes of a largo hill
near Perote in the state of Vera
Cruz with the federals in the val
leys on either Bide. The govern
ment troops in two columns led by
Generals Jesus Agulrro and Gon
zalo Escobar, were trying either, to
surround the rebels effectively or
force them into a decisive combat.
With approximately 5,000 men,
the federals considerably outnum
bered the rebels and the govern
ment professed confidence iu tho
outcome.
Rebel's Body Exhibited
NOGALES, Sonora, Mexico, Oct.
7. Great crowds milled today
about a tree in the plaza here
against which was propped, stand
ing, tho body of Alfonso de la
Huerta, killed In a skirmish with
Mexican federal troops. A placard
on tho body rend "here is another
COLOR THE PICTURE
the next story.) , J ' i
(Copyright, 1927, NEA Service,
Inc.)
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RUMMAGE' SALE The
! Roseburg Women's Club: will ?
V IIOIU U i UIIllIUU DUIO ouiumu '
Oct. 8th at 10 a. m. in their
service shop at the Club
House. 130 So. Jackson St.,
opposite tho Antlers Theatre,
I rebel general."
1 NOGALES, Ariz.,, Oct. 7. Offl
i cial dispatches, received, at No
I gales, Sonora, from . tho war de
partment Mexico City, announced
today the execution by , firing
squads at Zacatecas, state of Zn
catecas, of General Alfredo Rod-,
rlguez, chief of the federal troops
there, and General Norberto Al
verta, both charged with mutiny.
Don't overlook Kurdy's wonder
ful sale prices on all ladies couU ,
and dresses durin the ' bfg ' sule,' fc
t Our low prices will please you.
DAILY WEATHER REPORT
U. S. Weather Bureau Offlco,
Roseburg, Oregon. Data reported
i by Arthur W. Fugh, Meteorologist
j in charge.
j Barometric pressure (reduced
to sea level) 5 a. m .30.31
iRolatlve humidity 6 p. m. yes- .
terday (per cent) ........ 59
Precip. In Inches and Hundredths
; Highest temperature yesterday 50
! Lowest temperature last night 30
I Averiiira InmnAratnra fnr tho
day
Normal temperature lor this
40
date
7
0
Precipitation, last 24 hours ....
Total precip. since 1st month
.70
I Normal precip. for this month 2.6 L
i Total precip. from . Sent. 1.
1927, to dnto 2.12
Average precip. trom Sept. 1,
1877 t 1.C2
Total excess since Sept.-1,
1027 ; ;S()
Average seasonal precip. Sept.
to May inclusive 31.13
Forecast for southwest Oregon:
Fair tonight and Saturday, modur- I
'ate temperature.
By Williams
Dorothy as a runaway.
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