FOUR
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, TUESDAY, JUNE 26, 1928.
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW
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ROSEBURG, OREGON,
WELCOME, THRICE
Sixty-three years after
ju which may su Kmutimy jw ucijmiuu iu vu inu uiiiuu, (take 'em fer confederate soiaiers
veterans of the Civil War, department of Oregon, together! and take a pot hotat 'em.
with affiliated bodies, have assembled in Roselmrg for their Tho pieec9 car was noticed goin-forty-seventh
annual reunion. The significant prediction! up the back 8t. yestiddy and the
F ' . 4, . .i -i, u I.,,.- ..n.. ,.rit,,e we,e dern riear 8od 88 new
the boys of '61VG5 reminds us unpleasantly that time has
taken heavy toll from their ranks and that within a few
years hence very few, if any, will be living. A bettcrMdea
of how j'apidly the veterans of the Civil War are answering
the final roll call is gleaned from the official announcement
that in March last the number of pensioners from that war
in various parts of the world totalled 79,300, as against the
highest mark of 715i822, in the year. 1898. Every surviv
ing pensioner is now over 80 years of age. That nearly 80;
000 of .them are still with us attests the sturdiness of the
men who offered their lives at Gettysburg, Shiloh, Antietam,
The Wilderness and on scores of other bloody fields and on
the ocean. The few that are still left to us, in the winter of
life, are richly entitled to all the financial aid extended to
them b a grateful government and to the maximum of per
sonal comfort accorded cither by loving kin or in well-directed
institutions. If this is to be the last of their state re
unions a prediction which we hope proves erroneous it is
fitting that it be held in the city where the state main
tains a home for their care in their declining days. And
Roscburg should take special pains to spe that nothing is
lacking to make the visiting veterans thoroughly comfort
able during their stay. Little is- left to them save the mem
ories bitter and sweet of a lifetime of useful service and var
ied experiences. It would bo to Roseburg's everlasting credit
to make the stay of the old soldiers here of such a nature
that it would make another entry in their mental record of
pleasant recollections. It must not bo otherwise and we are
sure it'. won't be, Let there be. "flowers to the living" in
the forms of both word and deed and given without stint
to these snowy haired veterans who have so greatly honored
us with their presence.
OREGON WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
(:ntiy OiTcon Lund & Power
Co. n rf moans In Iri'iirnto HfiOO nnroH !
here. ,
Mllton Cnnnora contrnctlnR Tor
100 earn, Umntlllfi County prunon.
fciiKme New chffry cannery ho
hit; equipped hem.
Aflhhinri proposeH to Install 51 Or
000 modern Htreot ItRhllnK nynfom.
MtjlallH Western Cold Pack Co.
Will quintuple ItH miiutl berry jmnk.
- Jnulfminville Old 'opp Rultl mine
1o have .modern ll)0-un reduction
plant.
HIHshnm f. .1. (llllelte anil
Hush MKillvrit liny NewH-Tlnu-u
tirwHpaiwr.
Morenee Siiiataw Oar in n new
newspapi-r emahlttihcil by .,1. 1).
Morgan.
Modrord Owen-OreRon nilllti put
on double shifts to meet heavy or
ders. .
Low hid on 2:1 miles ML llnnd
Waplnlrth cut-ul'f road In jMfi.K.'lS,
Oregon claims smallest percent
twe of tuberculin- cuttle of any
siate.
Jnckflnjivilln New rr'iiucl-lon
Mant Is .nhinncd Tor old IIIrrIii
qunrtx mine.
I he jmiieB IIIiIh opniied for
$lfl!. "00 new slate UiIhiituIosIh
hospital.-
Halter-- flelrter tiranti Hotel will
Jeopen .lily 1.
I.tikevh'w Klamath Fnlla hluh
way RradliiR will be flnlHhrd by
AllRIISt 1.
iJayiou ItiifllneHR men organize
ChamhiT of Comnieri e.
Onte Vrei'k haKhcry reh-asrn
aevernl ;nllllen youriK snlimm l
MrKenzht rivor.
Klunialh county conlrm'tH Inr 1
lnlleH ni(irkft io;nli Ui tout $ lo.L'l.'fi.
Cnnyoii City npciiH OftOaiTe air
port. Kcho prnpiisrH bond Issue for
Imhlic iwitulm lum.
Hpi. ..... hf- nhnll nine
Hai rhhiirK - Hop warehouse in
emptied, tlrat time In many yara.
The DntleH llny-Mallnn canni'i-v
of Mlllubnro Ihivh Uw Idiih Uoval
Anne chenl
Wbhcq County cherry
breaks all known records,
l.ebarinn Twenty achmil
trlcts pruposi'' union kcIhmiI Ik
..mi inn--u arieii (iray jerscv i
sale brings 5170 average fnr III
auhmils.
Astoria maki't; an year contract
for waier for Northwestern Pulp &
Psr Co. mill.
COMING EVENTS IN ROSEDUP.G
Cut out tin's list of dales of nulatnnclinv' event for
l!ie yenr nnd keep it in your pocket for hnnrly reference.
Watch for clinnr and ndditionnl nnnoum rmcnts ns they
mny be nrrnnurd.
l-'edernl Lnnd Hunk Convention June 23
State Convention of C A. U.
nnd V. R. C ., June 27-28-2')
Hoy Seoul Cnmp. Wolf Creek July 2
Rpworth LenRue Institute on Little Rivet site ... July 9-16
DmiKln.i County Merrhnnts' Institute Atiutist 3D-3I
Southern Oreumi Senl S,le"
Conference September (no date set)
KniKhts of Pvtliins Convent, on, Dist. No. 5 Sept. 22
Hepional P. T. A. Convention October (no clnte set)
Fall Meeting Presbytcty ol Southern Oregon . Oct. 2 3-24
National Election , ..November 6
Stale Horticultural Meeting fe. I 2-1 3 14
by The Newt-Review Co., I no.
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..Kecrtary TroaHurur
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TUESDAY, JUNE 26, 1928.
WELCOME, G. A. R.!
the clo.se of the internal strife
City of Portland nirport, con
tracta for hauRnrH to cottt Jlin.OOO.
ICirnene Now Alpha (lam ma
Delta rraternity hoimo will cont
?;n,!ioo.
Aflhland-HImpHnn Hardwaro Co.
Hi ore lo be inndurni.ed.,
AstoriaModern Htore building
to be erected lor J. C. Penney
store.
Corvallla New plant beiiiR built
for OreRon MntchcrlcH.
Crtrvalllfl Local cannery em
plo.VB 125 perRonu on alrawhiM-riei.
Muiirord plarm (0 buy ;i20-ncry
airport field.
Klamath KallR-HolhltnR perniita
for 12 duyfl tn Juno reach $2H,7.
Poi'thind()ld H perry flour mill.i
wtTi he converted lulu I ardent pri
vate grain export plant on the Pa
cific. Wallowa City Pharmacy In
atallfi new General Klectrlc Ice
unit.
Wallowa Home Independent
Co. taken over by Went Conat Tele
phone Co. ' I
ItoschiirR I.umh plilpmentH 1
rvnvi; 12 to lf rniH a week.
TIllatiMiuk Tillaiuouk ilntry
licrdH aveniRcd 7!hh poiiihIh milk,
and Hill pounds hnrtcrfat, last year, j
Tlltmnoolt -Work ht-Rlna on new'
Tillamook Cmuiiffy butter lac- j
lory.
eioverdufe - Community nmy
Join In proinolliiR brick and tile
factory.
MudrtiK-Cotiituhta Valley Power
Co. r 1 arts work nn Pelton power
plant tn develop fie, one h. p., and
may develop Mrtutlus project, leu,.
Oeo h. p.
McMinnvllle alarta an exlenplve
Htrcet vniveliUR program.
MeMhinvlllu Chrlnllan Hcleiico
church Rnts new memorial pipe 01
Ran. Khunatli Pails Keamea (lf &
Couniry Club will I.11IUI cluhhouse
adilftlnu.
Itoaehuri: AnlliTH Theatre hi-
IllR lepalliMl.
ItuHehili'R - ('inpqiM IIIrIiwiiv lin
nrovemeni i i s i i t iipprnprlate
Siri.otni fnr KenilpbnrR hrldi-.
Lnkeview Itcrnaid Dalv ednea-
tiimnl fiMMHliitinn bus $l.(i:t I !
emp available fnr luilvi-rsllv schular
shliw. ills-! Central .Inlnl - PUns mill r waj
re. i for etih, iil.-mi i,.i ...m
Atlianv i'n i-v, luf
Mill fllllil
to eieit a voni.iii's hiilldliiR.
Sonthirn Ore;in nrehardlsts e
pert heavy n , !. and pear cnip.
Wanenton - Itililsb ship loaib
.l.iitMi.iiiio tt lumber for China.
PRUNE
PICKIN'S
BY BERT G. BATES
It's gtttin' so
A feller can't
UUy a corn plaster
Without bein'
8uspected of '
Ownin' a sti.U. :
A coupla O. A. R. fellers were
under suspicion this a. m., until
the bulge on their hips turned out
to be cans of snoos.
The man cirner nave
unies this week as incy noni
!..,. . .. ,( tha nlA uAtt tn mis.
We understand the city council
will buy a coupla bicycles fer
their local sleuths.
Each bicycle will be equipped
with holsters fer pick and shav
ers and" a sniff extender. The sniff
extender la a long hose which fit
onto the nose and can be run
down the sewers to dectect the
odor of -hominy.
Hats off to the G. A. R. and
their wonderful wivesl We're
mighty proud to bo host to such
a distinguished gatherfn' this
wee k.
81. Hclcnfl bulhlliiK periultH aince
January 1 total $16S,S05.
Newport Federal dredge Col.
Mlchie Is wording on Yaquima iia
bar.
HcedRport ITmpqua Mill &
Timber Co. atarla to reopen Smith
River camp.
HeedHport Carload of cement
arrives for buaineBs district sido
walkH. Oold Beach has organized a Fire
Department with two companies.
St. Helena U. S. Fisheries Hp
reati ships Oregon shad to Japan.
Seaside Nowell-Kinney Co.
InilldH fishing pier for deep-sea
llfshlng.
Chlloquhr will vote on 57,000
bombs for city water well.
Oreshnm Oregon Telephone Co.
Is absorbed by West Coast Tele
phono Co. x
Condon Diamond drilling begun
to determine extent of coal beds In
John. Day Valley. , -
Hums (i7.400-acre tract of tim
ber In Malheur National Forest
sold, and mill will bo erected here.
New Union ht.-.h school to be
built fn Crane.
La. Grande Highways in Uma
tilla county being oiled.
! LODGE DIRECTORY T
K. O. T. M. Meets each second
and fourth Thursday of each
month In Maccnbeo hall, corner
t'aas and Pino streets. Visiting
Knights always welcome.
L, O. GOODMAN, Com.
0. V. HA PP. IL K.
Roseborg Rebekah Lodge, No. 41
I. O. O. F. Meets hi. Odd Fel
lows Temple every week on
Tuesday evnnlng. Visiting mem
bers In good standing nro cor
dially Invited, tn intend.
I LA LAl'IIACH. N. O.
OKHTIUID KHATFIFiLD, R. S.
KM MA LKNOX, F. S.
Pythian Sistors, Umpqua Temple
No. 4. Meets the second and
-fourth Monday ovenlngs of each
month at the K. of P. hall. Vis
itors always welcome. v
LKNA. YOPNG. M. R C.
RVA MARKS. M. of R. C.
MAY K. PARK KR, M. of F.
O. O. P., PhlletarUin Ledge No.
8. Meets In Odd Fellows Tem
ple every i''rldny evnnlng. Visit
ing brethren nro always wel
come. .1. E. DKNT. N. 0.
A. .1. tSKDDKS. Itec. Sec.
.1. It. 11AII.HY. Kin. Sec.
DE MOLAY
CHAPTER
RoKtilar communication!
2nd and 4th Thursdays
Mil son to. Hall. 1
O. E. S., HoseburgClupter, NoTS
Holds their reaulnr meetlns on
the first nnd third Thursdays in
eaeb month. All sojourning
brothers and sisters nro respeet
fully Invited tn attend.
KTIIKL !,. WKIIIt. W. M.
VHKK JtlllNSON. See.
Laurel Chapter, No! 31, R. A. M.
Meets every third Tuesday of
earh month In Masonle. Temple,
el Imembers retpiested to at
tend nnd visiting companions
welcome.
!.. M. LKIIltllAfll. Hlsh Priest
WL V. l'All''i''
W. D. A." 6. T. W.. Roseburg Re-
view No. 11. Holds retularl RAI I VflRFQ IM
tueetlnKs on second nnd fourth j t J ? Vir , SSi. i
Thursdays nt 7:.1 p. m. VIsltlnK! J MAJUK LtAGUES J!
sft(rrt Invited to attend reviews. I .
Maeenltee Hall, Pine and Cass ift4,,4,449l
Streets. (As... i.,r. 'i,... l.,aw.. Wi,,.v J
MRS. At A 11 Y WILCOX A second division berth looms'
.M'SKIK UAPP, Col. for lh Cincinnati liedi uiiIihs
Roseburg Lodno No. 1037, L.""0. 6. : k,!"'k He'ldtli ks can pull bis taller j
M. Meets first an I third Wed-'1"" tecelller ullliln the next,
ne.ihiys of the monih. Moose' rw das. The Tier... lost pround '
Hall, 2IS N. .tackson street. Club; ''"" IM could afford yesterday;
moms open 7: an to in p. in. via j
ItlcK hroltiers wetconie.
.KIIIN K. Pl.l'llHY. Met,
II. (1. PAI1CKTF.I1. See.
JN'O. M. TllltONK, Treas.
DR. NERBAS
DENTIST
Pslnless Extraction
oss When Desire'
Pyorrhea Treated
Phone 4SS Maaonlo Dldg.
t The whoopin' of the democrats
Jdcvn Houston way can be heard
above the squawks and squeals of
i the radio.
j
The Boy 6couts wero out on the
I main drag a.) togged out In their
unies today and they looked
! mighty fine. These lads deserve
j a great deal of credit for the fine
! service they render to their homo
town. At every convention or pub-
lie natherino thev offer their ser
vices and "do a good turn "daily.
It would be well for all of us to :
live up to the Scout Oath.
The Eugene Anerican Legion j
fellers will bring their drum corps
down Thursday 10 advertise their
July 4th celebration. With the Q.
A. R. drum corps rarln' to go and
both the Eugene and Roseburg
corps siamin' the hoss hides we
predict a good business fer the
ear specialists on Friday.
Well folks, don't forget to tell
the ol' boys .that you're glad
they're here.
LAFE PERKINS SEZ
"By cracky, cotyum writin' in
dern quiet as there hain't been a
private home raided for a coupla
days.'' '
, f
Neighbors of Woodcraft, Lliac
Circle, No. 49. Meets Ln, first
and third Monday evenings, in
K. of P. Hall. Visiting Neigh
bors invited to attend
IRA TAYLOR. O. N.
. MARGARET WHITNEY, Clerk
ttwis 8 uaugnters No. 6 Meets f
f.rst and third Fridays at 7:30 p.
m. Musoui..c Temple. Master Mu
sons and O. E. S. members til
ways welcome.
ELIZABETH' R ENJER,Seo.
W. O. M. L. Meets In Mooso 'hall
second and fourth Fridays at 8
o'clock. Visitors welcome.
CONSTANCE BLACK, S. R.
JESSIE CALHOUN, Rec.
VIVIAN PHILLIPS, Troas.
Woodmen of the World, Camp No.
125 Moots In the Odd Fellows
Halt in Rosehurir everv first
and third Monday evenings. Vls-jJ
itlng neighbors niwnys welcome,
1VL M. MLLEIt. Clerk.
Union. Encampment No. 9, I .oT0.
F. Meets in Odd Fellows Tem
plo on 2nd and 4th Wednesdays
of each month. Visiting Patri
archs always welcome.
8. -M. KW.LEY, CP.
!, C.'vir: CRAMER, H. P. . .
CAUL W. OI4MAN, Scribe. .
B. P. O. Elks, Roseburg Lodge No.
326 Holds regular communica
tion at the Elks Temple on each
second and fourth Thursdays ofi
-each month. All members re-!
quested to attend regularly, andj
all visiting brothers are cordially!
invited to nttond.
WALTER S FISHER, E. R.
DOUGLAS 'WAITE, Sec.
Eagles, Roseburg Aerie Mectsm
Maccnbeo Hall on Cass street
on second and fourth Wednes
.day evenings of eacli month, nt
S o'clock. Visiting brethren In
good standing nlways welcome.
1. II. 11AILEY, Jr. W. Pres.
OHO. STALKY. Jr.. P. w. Pres.
'L V- WOODMAN, Sue.
A. F. 4 A. M., Laurel Lodge No.
13 Regular communication sec
ond and fourth Wednesdays each
month at Mnsonlc Temple, nose
burg. Ore. Visitors wolcomo.
P. A. COOK. W. M.
W. K. HARRIS Sec.
Knights of Pythias, Alpha loojc
' No. 47 Meets every Wednesday
In Knights of Pythias hall. 134
Rose street. Visitors alwals wol -
come.
C. V. HOHNKR, C. C.
ROY O. YOUNG, M, R
OWO. It. WARK. K. R. 3
STANDINGS OF
BASEBALL CLUBS
American League
I
Pet. I
,7'vl
Won Lost
...411 15
Xew York ....
Philadelphia
S'. 1. eu Is
Washington
Cleveland
Huston
Chicago
.,14
..29
:t'l
. 21
..2il
Detroit
National Lcaguo
St. Louis
...4:t 21
New York .:.
ChleuRu
Cincinnati
lirooiilyn
PittsburMh
ttoston
Philadrlphla
...;n
,...:i7
.. :ts
.....14
..2'.t
....20
.iill 7
.Mlii
.540 I
.47Si
:i2
211
:i2
4U
" 111 11 '' luminals steamroller
ernnrneii us way to u fi to 2 trl- i
I iiinph in 1 1 lnnlnit.i.
i Incidentally It was Hie Cards'
21)'.t vlctorv In ihe lat a; sames.
i While the Chit-nun l.'uhs and;
i iiisnurBli Pirates weie Idle. the.
New York Oiaiils moved Into nndis !
puled possession of second place 1
with a double win over the Phils ;
12 to 4 and S lo 2. i
.i i
ine niMi-ei-s hit ivn Cantw ell , Spokane, Wash.. 370.2--6-hard
ami chalked up their fourth P- m , studio concert: 8:1.1-
siraltht victory at the expense of; ' travelogue: T-S : So. com ert -.-t-.
the ttoston Uiuves, 9 to 3, chestrai 8:3iM. .V. 1). C. ton-
The WashiuitoB Senators te;t; 9 Id. conceit orche:tta; io-
What Is
J Style?
A suit that has dignity,
but is not style with it.
A suit that is abreast of
the time, but not ahead
of it. A suit that is con
cious of the tailoring and
not self-conscious of its
color. A suit of long
wearing worsted fabric
in a suit of style. That is
our clothing.
$30 to $45
knocked nrf the Phllndelplila Ath
hulrs twine ut thu Clliiltal, 3 to 2
Hild 7 to 2.
The TlKcra again moved into the
cellar white Chicago was moving
out when liie Sox battered out un
8 to i victory at Detroit.
Morgan'H home run, one of five
hits during the game, gave lite
Cleveland Indians a 7 to 4 win over
th6 ISrownB at St. Louis.
I rt
j LEADERS IN THE" 1
MAJOR LEAGUE i
i-
(AswrclaM'tl Pras I.initril Wire)
Oncludlng games of June 25.)
.ii National
RattlnR Hornshy, nraves,
"', )iui)9 Uottomley, Cards, 62.
Runs batted in lilssonette, Ro
bins, 61.
Hits Douihit, Cards. 107.
Doubles Uottomley, Cards, 23.
Triples Uottomley, Cards. 9.
Homers Itlssonetle, Robins, 15.
Stolen bases Priseh,' Cards, itl.
Pitching Lucas, Reds, won 8,
lost 2. .800. lUmton, (ilants, won
I2,ylb'st 3. .800.
1 American
'TtaltinM Onslin, Senators, A'M.
Runs Until, Yanks, (i!.
Jtuns balled in Ruth. Yanks, GO.
HuIk Mantish. Drowns, !2. .
Doubles Mauiish, Itiownn, 21.
Triph'S Rice. Senators, 10.
Homers Ruth, Yanks, lis.
stolen bases Sweeney, Timers,
10. f
Pitching
1J, lost 2.
-Pipgras, Yanks, won
I FIGHTS LAST NIGHT X
AwuH-MtiH. I'r. tM'.l Wii.-)
niRMIXCHAM. KiiKland. Jack
Hood defeated Alt Mancint, Uon-
"1""
1
DOSTOX. Roberto Robert!.
I Italy, outpointed Kiim Solomon,
I Panama, 10. ,
I . NKW YORK. Jimmio Sullivan,
i Florida, technically knocked out
(Jimmy Royal, New York 1. Al de
I Cruz, Philippines, beat Jimmie Dy-
ett. New York. 4.
TOItONTO. Johnny McCoy.
California, defeated Krenchy Pel
anser. Toronto; 10.
HAYTON, (). IMdie Anderson,
Chicnao. and Mike Dundee, Itu.'k
Island. III., drew, 12.
, Portland Stations
KGW. 491.5 6 to 7 p. m dinner
music; 7 to 7:30 p. m., concert
trio and staff vocalists: 7::tn io
I p. ni.. memory Lane propram,
the Pacific const network: 8 o
1 8:30 p. ill., "Kverendy Hour."
I lie Pacific coast network: 8:. 10
to U p. m studio enteiiafnmen; ,
ll to lo p. m., piogram from
KOMI). .Seattle; In to 12 p. in.
s'udlo dance pmsi-nm. from
KOMD. Seattle.
KOIN, 319 7 p. m., dinner con
cert; 7-7:1.1, amusement cuide;
7.15-8, orchestral music; 8-8:1.1,
vaudeville pioirrnni; X:15-.S:;nt,
talk, 8:309, llallowat question
box; 1H:2U. studio pioflratn:
: 2o-!l: 10. golf pnicram; 9:11'
m:Si, fiKht reports.
KEX, 277.6 B:30-7 p. m., studio
ptornni: 7-S. dsnce music; s
8 30, sliullo feature; K:3n-fl, mu
Ficul frolic: ll-ln, scenario will
left coiiiest: ln-12. dance music.
Other Cosjt Stations
KFJI, Astoria, Ore., 249.9 t .'li).
;1::0 p. tn., Seaside Ilroiulwiiy
hour: r : a-6 : o. b.ill scores and
announcements: 6:30-7:30. din
ner concert: 8-9, studio propraiii.
KOAC, Corvallis. Ore., . :,iu
p. in., innsic and utility; 7-7:,1o.
farm pi-oerani.
K MO, Tacoma, Wash., 370.26-
10:30 p. tn., farm program.
SVCQ7 & tUI
Mravo Scouty watched tuej
iiiuiinuys eai. i ney tiiouKltl me ai
llea qul'.o a treat. The other Thiles
looked Burprised. and stayed be
hind a tree. "He careful now," one
Tiny cried. "A monkey's right uu
by your aide. If, he should grab you,
you'd get hurt, lie's big as he can
be." '
"Oh, don't you, worry," Scouty
said, "they're always good, while
being (ed. "I'm sure the monkeys!
unu in.) iiuw, miicu i nave oeen so
kind. Why dou't you all come
over this way? Don't be afraid.
I You needn't stay behind that treo.
Just run right out. The monkeys
will not mind." '
men i.iuvny cried, "Come on!
We're game." And. out tho hand nr
Tlnles came. The monkevsl
squealed a little bit, but didn't!
start a fuss. As one Hook hold or
f Copny's hand, wee Coppy s::id,
"They understand that we're "it
going to hurt tnem. They are mak
ing frlends with us."
And ho was r cht. Thev' n'l
jumped 'round and very soon thef
i mien round mat nil the monkeys
knew fine trjeks, that made the
Tinles grin. Said Carnv. "S-o how
i fast they run. To' race with them
would he no fun. 'cause though we
all can travel fast, tho monkeys
sure would win."
. Two monkeys then climbed u:
two trees, and hung down by th sir !
tans w:in ense. "We won't try
that," lau-hed Scouty. "It would
oe to no avail. Kor monkeys it's a
! dandy trick and they know how to
do it slick, but wo are somewhat
1 different 'cause 'we haven't any
tail."
I "'en tno two monks
, - uiiu niuuuu ana aroppea tneir
i tails down toward the ground,
I ln?y "ooked their tails together,
j and weo Clowny shouted. "Oh!
12!. dance orchestra with Inter
mission solos.
KFOA, Seattle, Wash., 447.56-7
p. til., featltro procram; 7-8, old
time music; 8 9. concert.
KOMO, Seattle, Wash.,, 309.1-I-6-7
, p. ni.. Totem concert orchestra
and male quartet; 7-8, N. D. 0.
concort; 10-11, Totem orchestra
and soloist; 11-12, news and stu
dio program; 12-12:30 a. m
dance music. . ,
KGO, Oakland, Cal., 384.4 6 6:30
p. m., news weather, stock and
market reports; 6:30-7, popular
conceit; 7-8, N. B. C. concert;
8-9, N. D. C. program; 9-10, the
Pilgrims.
KFI, Los Angeles, Cat., 468.16-7
p. in., dinner concert; 7-7:30,
doteoilve stories; 7:30-8, AJbin
trio; o-9, N. H. C. program; 9
111, concert orchestra; 10-11, N.
11. C. concert.
KPO, San Francisco, Cal., 422.3
6-7 p. m., dinner music; V8.
theater music; 8-9, N. R. C. con
cert ; 910, courtesy concert; 10-
12. dance orchestra.
KFRC, San Francisco, Cal., 454.3
6- 7 p. m., feature and utility; 7
7:30, orchestra; 7:3t)-8, novelty
duo: 8-9, sweetheart hour; fi-fn,
classical music; 10-11, dance or
chestra; 11-12, rtoof Carden or
chestra. KHJ, Los Angeles, Cal., 309.86 7
p. nr., utility and music; 7-S.
courtesy programs; 8 9. concert
orchestra: 910. courtesv con
cert; 1012, Illllmore hotel or
chestra. KNX, Hollywood, C ll 336.96
6:30 p. in., string quartet; 6:30
7, concert orchestra; 7-8, cour
tesy studio concert; 8 9. feature
program: 9-10, courtesy con
cert: 1012, Hotel Ambassador
orchestra.
KFON, Long Beach, Cal., 241.3
7- 8 p. m variety program; 8.1,
hand concert; 910. studio con
cert; lull. Majestic ballroom
dance orchestra: 11-12, organ
recital ; 12-1, dance frolic.
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I that makes a very handy thing.
Just watch me now. I'll have a
swing." And then he jumped right
In and soon was swinging to and
I fro. , '
"No, you're way over in the
those onions near the tree."
P'raps Thew're
uee.D To
BETTER COOrtM
jFsiDE GLANCES
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Ac?& MAPS - NOT BORN, e.gfes,
(Th monkeys give the Tiny.
mites some more laughs In -the
next story.) . .
(Copyright,, 1928, NEA Service,
Inc.)
By George Clark
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