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Newspaper Page Texty'l ROSEBURG NEWS RRVIF.W, ROSEBURG, OREGON. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21. 1923. ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW; ' iBsud Oally Except Sunday by Th Nwb-RvIw Co., I no- j Mrtutirr u fTtoc Am Ttai'-d frvmm. j 1'iim Aiui:i itd IJr'k t K'-luitlVf-ly entltlvd to Urn u tor rputll- I .allott oT alt ne OiBiiatcbffc cr-Oll-l to K or 0t oifurwliw erdltel In) ,ni paper nd to mil iwm new published herein. All rights f( republic- j x-n 01 xpMilKl disiiLhf hrmn iri alio rsrveL I O. tV. UAlti KHT U BATtS.. RoKfhurK. Oriron. under UbCHIP UMiiy, pel fenr, by mall Uauy si m..i(h8, by mall '.ily, f br mouths, by mail. Juaiy, single moniD, by man tlv, Dy carrier, per mouth "roseburg. Oregon; Friday, Beemb'er 21, 1929. TWO YEAKS Guaranteeing as it dots at least two years of peace, the re will lie general satisfaction at the agreement reachej at lliu conference in tit is city yesterday between net fisher ni'M am! .sportsmen over salmon fishing seasons and a dead line on the I'mixjua river. The accord means that there will !e no repetition of past controversies at the next leg's- i..i;.. ,.,, rLI,;,. un f... ,..,.., .... coined and mat niaiiing me requesiea cnanges in me ex isting law will be a mere formalitj. It is to be hoped that the two years' arrangement w ill prove so satisfactory to all concerned that it will become permanent. Whether it does or not depends entirely upon the strict observance of C.:e law by the net fishermen, whose position on the lower riv r gives them a great advantage in the taking of salmon. If their operations leave a reasonable share of salmon for the anglers in the upper river there will be no further pro test from the lattir or clamor r;..i.;.. ti, l niiii.tii ii.ihii. i iic v r..'i'.,t ... f.4...ii-.n nn. .ui. i i.t : larce enouirii to satisfy the demands of both traffic and ! sport, and the opportunities for vided as laws can provide and equally respected by bo'-h sides. Sportsmen as a rule are not opposed to the taking of salmon on a commercial basis if they themselves are given a square deal. Commercial fishermen of the lower 1,'mpqua w ill therefore serve their own interests best by strictly ob serving the closed season as we believe they intend to do leaving to the hook-and-line sportsmen a just share of that which is theirs by natural heritage. TUHeS SENT! EAST FDR NEW UTS MARKET: , j . , Eight Carloads Shipped by Pool and Independent , Uuyers. REASON 13 PROFITABLE , . ' PI ii ii i 7 c r OOl Handles About ) I cr Cent of Conntv Cron i Bi Increase for Next Yef. . , j bce-ii U1!')' jsatlstactory. Mali) grow- ; ers are Increasing thrir bieedmg Uixiit (iiriuudH of lui la ys ha e ' mock, giving Imticallons of a heav-bu.-u hliiiiped out of the i mpumi Iw rn,i' uext yuar. v.niey Uuiuiij lite past week, piac- " o . lu-aiiy cumpieting lue bates lur ; WEATHER BUREAU tne ear. Ineie may ue a lew more DDrMUIQITC D AIM nr airaKgiing cars uuiing tne c'-minj; ( wci., aim mx, it Hitei tne ihxt u, the eir, b .1 lue laiiK oi liie hn e j llielii IS Uo. lomplMe, II 1., lay' lieved. ! I lie 1 hi a:; bis CiK-llt) CiMijt- lal l c ' '1'tirivcy iiioMfis Htiii I'.ii.di, Jut mi bd lu.ir cailojids I e-iini eiiUe.sil.tJ , lUe I, si ( tin- r.il.-t In 111,;. p.lCneu t .ne.iluy aU( le.ixieg lilbl lit). ill. UlUi iai weiil 10 lin- ton, liiioiiHT to ,Nc, 101k mid one to i'iuiadcii lua. I he louith was li-tameii on lue (oat. Ail will lc u. e i I r llie .New iritr U.ule. I lie pool l u iv ear has li.iiulieu uIikiii t.. pe u in t,i lue 'blitl.- ol lue Coai.i.V, -U.i.ll I.- fUJiVltjcied all e fjiliuii.Uly I mr ret oru. .tt.l lm ttie pllie.i V. 1 1 ) tl.lll out i. tltU e( ll.-lei mile tl. a.- li, e t-.ut ua , e Jet 0 tl l i.t i U li.it... Ine i.ti, I'ii. UH.OM i, ere auvai.ieti ,ij eeUlS .'IHl .nl p,i.- lni ie.e a aiMltioiUll !' Hill) II lue (Hi it binii; incie man l eeins ou t lie 0 hi .1 i e i, eh,. 1 III O.e I lie UlllM'), i on .1; it jii.n il- tt h nut iitiiii 111'.:, it ltil"Miti a i i I he id:' Ity till .1' .;il i.i.' i l I- tid. i. I " li.nlh'ii ii i lll.-L lime J.ltHt Up: h .limine ii' im: in i in.- ; t. in l(o p.. , II, d lie- . ii Id.ih.i I (Hill J I lit ke h OI" iMtei II ll 1 1 1 tie.ll tne tn her I ; lisde.-i nih il! b.;: - III. Ill llie hi! I id 1 1 e ,"!! tor the Hi" l p.'.u p.ii'l I pi lees, jut I. n- r;i ii l'( er. (i in a l-'vt w ,i i one i i ale d tub ni-,t.i!.. i .ht hi vA !l only a -,e,' ll'ti t;e tri.-l W i k leal i ai s lUli;i't d U Hid' pelHle! t AO Irtuil liUM'iiin i: I Kohl.iaj.' n. one tiom t a ni.e fl em oiu ilia. llv- new loatliir; iu li lege has mcu a gie.il iti lont 14 till eai. I lie i lur Uii n ' liilu:.-. v ..f remuciH uud Manager .. rtecretai y-TrwmjrHr Art of Mrch J. 17 flWN HA I t 4 t0 i a oo i . 60 OU i OF PEACE .,. tl.. Itmn, i,.r ;u ,. v ...,.., ..... for the abolishment of com-1 .. I.. ,.r i .1 i, ; both should be as. fairly di-! 1K the early Hummer ami a meet line ai held lit it- between lepro-Mt-iilutlvi'u of ilu turkey Rrowera ami I ho railroad official. 'J a.: new ruling weni into elleet early In November and tut bet-u used at earn loading pel toil. I'nder this arrangement a car ran be partially loaded at one point and then can be moved lo another Htatlon to complete load Ihk Kornierly li w a ii.TesHary ehfiei- to tshlo a ear iiariially li.ati- ed, i-aylUK Ihu full mlnlnium for a loadetl car, or else raie Muck birds from one place lo another, ! huhjei'tiug them Uv ilninage fiom u itiinjvii nil iuii mm in'X'isti imiiu- lines. 1 ii jusi . iiapaejii'u iiii: nig nie ) loading thin year that nearly hair i the cars came out uneven, so that ' It was necessary to move them to lolher slop. Tills week a Kiddie c.ir j nuirk-d by Hit' pool was completed ilt J--"Kem- and a lioseburg car at jsOiicaua. 'llie operation of the loading in transit privilege saved j the glower it Kieat deal nf money ( and ellmlnaird mm h of the extia handling that would olheiwe have resulted Uliile the prices tu.e t:o! Kt-en hiuli. It is beieed tuat the tur key growerri have made niou. y this I year, at: tl thau (hi- industry has ft iwiuuLmi ixniii wax SNOW SATURDAY Ti.e pi etlicl Ion (it I he W ell I her liuieiiii for rdlt-'htly warmer weaih er was ttilljlled lasl ulghl, but' the i iLHiiasiT whs on Ihe sli:iiltv ' '""'.The minimum lempeiaiuie was debtees Us Colli pit 1 ed will) -t de If fees yesterday. The highest J lenlay was 41. maklim die ave, age :tt as compared with a normal of II. Itahi or snow Is forecast tor tonight and Saturday with no change In temperature experted. L. E. BEAN O. K. AFTER OPERATION I V i.il-.l I'e - I . 4. .1 U ii. i SAI.K M. ore., li-,- '2 Louis ;. He;iu. mi liilii-r ii tiie lit!e pt.hlii .-ei tee cemmi.-i-.iii, i. w ho under , went a inajur tiu.u-ai tueration at a hn-itl;i here cslc ni.iy, I., iiroi r.''-tim f.ivorably ' Mi' Ite.ui Ii.kI ii i: I uiuut ami .'.ei in . lo be it nil;.-. Pie . wa 111 re;iOi I t.iilll llie le.-;il.ll, Il Is (,ni.-r n,,l th.it l:e I :t lion ihil iiiii i.m mI ii iici rai ilv t.'THHI;. COlnlll lil'l. riCKWICK STAGE KILLS SALEM MAN y-. M.I'M, lire , Itee 2 tl I 'a . 'in '. died .ti a lot ,tl ti.i! ii .i I tin nun nil,- i, .. 1 1,1( t.'h,- 1 , i, ; !,, v;-- nn. i. h .i Pit kw !. i, i.u t. hu.i. '!i'" .. i .ii'!, I,..,, " a T n-.. i .,imI tnnile t- . h. ie i, , e.it-. II.' I" -'e'" 1 1 tu v ,,, t M, lt.it 1 1 nn tiie SI IP OF THE CfcStRT Hi el' la it lie- . ,. .. i ,iii i . . The Hew v . i i It t.iganlit . -long. 42 U- r In p.O' Ib'd (HI In tv... in. --.el e,ol peWel I hen' a jilnp, ii 'id U trd w.thuut el I.-. Im.' tlllle t.iX..; DICWS We kinija wonder Wot the kis Think when they Co into six C,iferent s'.ores On the Sams c.-y And tee six Different lookin' Santy Claws. If all the Xmas greetin' cards were olaced eide by side they'd still hafta say Merry Xms and Happy New Year or Season's Grcetin'e. Suggestions for late 1928 slo- Ig": 'Get Hoover out of the trenchc, by Chrj,tman. KILLER'S MOTHER CALLS HIM RASCAL," says a headline in a New York newspaper. If the young man keeps on like this he'll need a good spanning. w Gabrielle d'Annunzio says He wants one more thrill. Well, there's always Peggy Joyce. Every person past 30 has at leat.t two novels i.i him, says a novelist. Lots of 'peaking theirs to people prefer writing them, however. The wife wants a new hat for Christmas, but of course that's just overhead exoense. , A Russian couole were married and divorced in 40 minutes the Other day. Great movie talent. LAFL. PERKINS SLZ "Breathes there a wife with soul j so doad who never to hsr hubby , has said, "I need this for Christ- mas." j I Twenty-Five Years Ago From the Roseburg Review 1903 Tow iih in Oregon are MUtfcrhr,' ; from a car Hborta;;e ssaid to exift , by llie Hoiithei ii I'aiilic company.' One Iniiib'-r i ;iipany ban been , i uuiinini mi uum' i wi iinun aim j put another t.n h I ft ltu basis .be- caime lumber ai cumnlated fimtv thmi cars could be obtained. Many orders were cancelled, becinise ; they could not be f hipped, ft 1: ! said. t ( Scnatur llatina, of ()liio ' Is j ''kuoi KhiK against W'ooil." Unit is. j he is everting every eflorl lit pit- test Ihe pioniotloii of Ceouard W'ooil .) llie niajoi eiieialslilp, he lleviiu; ihat he Is unfit for the pro-, motion. . i The rperinietif:iU elm it fa't;. tn WilliaiiiH Valley, smith o' , iianls Cass, win deMroyid bv lire) Humlay, mid us it was Ix lieveii ii , be Incendiary, a searcii is tieini; 1 made for Hie eu!plit. The faeloiy was a tiw iudoiiy f ir MMiih"iii Ori'r.nn and had atiiact d a gva; , deal of (merest. It was estahii .u ' ed tor the purpoh-e of exMTlmeiii- : ing wilh southern Oregon hard-, woods niadrona. maimariila and i oaks for chair construction. KlVe cars nf the norl hbouml '"'iK1" '" i i'iu vn niiay arn i noon, tlolng consul erable diduage to the trak. No one was hurl. The following pas stnaer train was delajed five hoili s. Coiuee C,. West h' in U, (usi:i ol K. II. Wesibrook of this lily, iiiii 1 row lv I'M'aped serious injury i.i ! j Ponland w hen he o t his l;it- ; ance and fell headl-m LV. feet ' from a leh-idioue jsile. The ta.l j was broken hy ;i im.iu ni'irhy. but e:;lh:ook Wils kill. iked UIICO.I ' mid Milfeied u badly spiaii: ed w ri-i. A' I .os Am-rY.; OllM'-M U.l.rM- tlx li: ihtie leeei,! ttil oval ttark. goili;; V. reci. llils liiH. Ciid:.:., It, me y win a'l'o a mile en Ihe (is;;ine. :n In Phillip -hiM n, .1 . Yh. r chihl u :is iep,, ti il li; n Ma I i m i.. III I W II pi I I'e w . tijit w .. : ims i in iei 1-Hlt lire I-ell ). I live, I I'. I :.t it. 'I III! lit I -. . i m i! i;. ) Inn. CLCiDilOOK MAN HF.LD ON M ASM CHARCC .!.t K li 1 . : ; 1 1 ol t , . 11 1 l ek w;i-i i l , -ld I.i-! M;l hi !.J I N'MutV Mie". 1 III Ih.llil .1111 el k..-. -lei! g .tl',.! I e 1- .'I - mi ti,i. v pn a i hai ne of I"m-.M.ih et iii.i-h I In- i.M ., e -t ""I Ili.lt til, t"Ti. m .edl . .il ' lolls of lll.l.-ll ill Kill: '111 fil.t e. In' 1 111). : II I t in 1 1 I ft 1 1 ii iu-h. i... ll - i h. OH: NERBAS OENriST Painless Etractior Ca9 Whin Dfi'ii Pyorrhea T rented riioQ Masonic Itldx. '.V A Lad'es' Appreciated Gift The wel dressed lady would rat'.mr receive (ilk hosiery than any other accessory. So give her hosiery with assur ance. And be doubly assured that it is correct by giving ler Rorr.iha s ik stockings with the new narrow slipper and silhouette heel. Martha I M F h sssslsJiT Jit fi l etl isa IT rfi LOOKING GLASS IS NOT TO PRESENT XMAS PROGRAM Ibraiie of the dealh if Mrs. Ituilley, one ot the best kuown uim! In lov.-d rcHideiiirs or the Looking Ola.s. couimiiiiiiy. ili Christina piogram planned by the residen's of the Looking Olas district h been rancelh d. A very elaborate program had been ui ranged, but .Mrs. KiHlley'n death alfected the, entire romnitinfty to such nn ex tent that it was decided (o tancull tlio festivities. RILEY AND GORDON BATTLE TO A DRAW ArialM I'iym U'lmtl Wire) SAI.i:V, One.. Dee. 21. Kewpif i Kiley. Vamouver, Wiuli., and Sail-I or Willie Cordon, I'oiihmd, went! fast leu rounds to u dr.iw here I Thursday night. This was the sec-! Olid meellllLT of llie I WO. Ihe fir-l . 11 1 1 1 1 1 if, einieu wiieu (iordou unin h ntionally landed a lov, blow in tiie third round. They, fought at Kin pounds. Jack F'etemui, Portland, gi.f ;( aiv namd decision oer Terry Hil hen. Independence; j v( Uus.-el. Salem was knocked out In the fourth round l Jimmie Wood, nill .lacKle U at ellhev1.-..r .-..r. , m ed a four iiMind decision over Ctiyldnys later they v.-ere found attach-1 it icKiiian. Salem, ami , Iternaid imiiih ami j.tcK kelson tought a f iwur rouiiu unr.v ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW POEM FOR THE DAY liy LOUIS ALMERT BANKS DO YOU MAKE YOUR RICHES BLESS THE WORLD? ) 1 Iti-i ncw.i note came from Atlantic City. New Jersey, the rtt:iT drty: "Surrounded by wenlth" tiie body of James T. Cowdcn 78 a hermit and n pionerr resident of this resort, has been found in his diney top floor quarter in n rooming house. "LIcven worn and musty wallets bulging with silver and gold coins, wrrr hidden in thr r.oni. IVkcu of stocks, bonds and tnoiti-a.-s had hern stulfcd into old shoes. Under the shv.bby cupet were bank books, one n which showed a $37,00') balance. 'Gold pieLc - blackened w.lh cmmblcd as polite opened thrm tucked vvay tn hiding places and left undistuibed." 1 was a city gy with sport W here those in search of fun result; And all about wtre jolly scenes I'or those who had abundant means; Hrt in that dinuy top floor flat I" it hiding plaie for mouse or ral -I hi man of wraith was hid away 1 loin all the lad suiroundini; play. I IV only -lomVJ while others laughed I e no sweet tup of pleasure quaffed. I le ,-( the stream of jty m by 1 his he:iiiit in ma mom so htuh, Antl hid there inuniiv; in his urecd, knew not the ?-t of helpin; need. Si. m t!ie midNt of u rles i;uJ, 1 li-; soul was in a stt "';lr hod. lint v.ho ,ue wc Ut criticise I nlcxs we better w.is device? 't we ae blended with vigorous health. I low do we u e In it sjdendid wealth la ht.i: diiv up to please our piide Oi Iu Ipnc; wtiiknrs. at our side? I o we our heallh-i mil ik;ion spread. Let all enjoy our po Iwd? If we're emu hed by cultured mind 1 lial mine; (tout family refined. Alf we icerved aristocrat' (i aic wc trieiuilv drtuwrats Who wear our cultme on our arms I o ia.c the :;i.de of common charms that all mankind may L'f 1 u (. Do You Know Your Own County? . Intrrralinx btlm of Infuriwat oa ruucrrulHc the orlili of iiuci iuj Kfurapl iMadinarls. km IUUK1N- CWMMir. TODAY: UMPQUA R.VER h'm S'Jiv iiutf rial In thin j m uhialiie-il from i:te r- l" r ! I'Q i: A It I VEIt 1 ' m jm na watt thetjltidian name of the Im-ality of the I'tnpcina rtver, and the name tame to be ap plied both lo the river and to an Indian tribe; iveu as l'mpifua or ArKUilaa river, by Jiavid lxuKlaH In ln2i. IV ler sk n- refers to the lmpiu:t mountains In a letter written In 1S26, referring to the Cas cade rane, which he was viewinK bom. the Deschutes Hiver. Fort 1'inpgua was es tahiislied by the Hudson's lUy ( ompany In Is:J2. on the l.'mp qi:a Hiver, opposite Elk Creek; Alexander Rous Kives lmpiua in one of IiIh Dooka and L mjr qua In a later volume. .Meek Kives Varnpeguas In contrea sional documents and William V. McArthur uses I'mpqua during his survey of tiie Pa th ic coast in I'sSij. -School-cri'.ft Kivea Vnikwa. Hale uses both ImgquaB and t'nikwa. T h e territorial legislature created an I'mjxiua County in 1S'), but It ceased to exiat in 1mh2, Its area havinK been add ed to Douglas and other coun ties. ' I UTTERS FROM THE I DrtJi r 1 I rtJJrl.k, I I .... - NOT SO IN DOUGLAS COUNTY IMitor Kews Ueview rhe following, from the column In The Oiegonlan headed "Those ; Who Lome and Go." Is of Interest.; j and I hope you will find It worth i : reprlnling : j "One thing about farmers: j they never complain about tax-, es for roads." says. K. E. Uean, j commissioner of I'matllla j county. "You never hear a far j nier kick about spending ! money for this purpose, for I there is no class of people who realizo the importance of 1 good roads as does the farmer. ie Is so dependent on roads ( t he knows all about them. The farmers will pay any size tajc for lliis purpose, and many ' farmers are willing to tax I themselves ID mills to get a I section of road Improved. In 1 I'matllla county we have about j cleaned up our road program and. with very few exceptions, all (he farmers In our county have been provided for In this way. There are many hems which make a farmer sore, but paying out his money for bet ter roads is not included In the list." Perhaps someone will come for ward and show us a good highway that has not proven to b able investment for the profit- farmers near It and perhaps not. Observer. PLEASANT FAMILY j LONDON Five liltlo fuzzy, awk- . j wain iiucMings retviuiy wamiereu r.-,,... .... l1,,...- r.. C.,. ,.,1 away iiotu an Kssex ed to h brood of a ild hen pheas- i ant Tiie family was getting uloni; line. n-e and valuable papers which! fror examination had been! ruhrr live STORY BY The Tinymiies were now quite j ; vexed. "I wonder what we will do, next." aid Scouty. "We have t:u ! li-hud. tcsiiug th.ngs for girls nnd 1kjs. There's not a thing that ! we've found wrong. The carts with wheels run right along. Tiie candy canes are made, and drums and horns make loU of noiise." i '"Oh. well, I gueg that ends our, fun," s;i)il Clowny. ' All the work t. Is denc. Come on. let's find a cozv : ! nlare ami nil sit riow-n a w-hilt. Pur i work 1 really was inspired, but ! now 1 must admit I'm tired. 1: guess I've done more than the i rest." 'Ibis made the Tinies smile.' No sooner hud they slopped to i rest, when Santa shouted, I'll be' ibiejt! I guess you 1 iuicg think I you're through, but That's wb.rc J jou are wrong. I have o::e other Job for you. Com? ou, it w on't take I long to do. This tin.e It is the sort ; of work that maHej wee fellows j strong." i "Oh, my. that doesn't sound so good, and I d sneak from ihU if I could," said Clowny. liilt he trailed along a Santa led the way. Out in the open they soon lound a won drous thing upon the ground. "Oh goodness Riacious!" Coppy cried. "It's Santa's great big sleigh." ' "You bt it is," old Kama said. "And now you Tinies go ahead and clean it up real nicely. There are j sponges near at hand. When I j 1 8;arl 0:1 "u r'?".' 'i 1 i t'31 as clean can be. All ngnt, replied the Tinies. We'll soon 1 have it looking grand." ; "Here's where tiie dirt and rust ; j spots sail" raid Carpv, as he I grabbed a pail.. "I'll gladly do the washing, and you all can rub it dry." And so they worked with all 1 their might, until the sleigh was shining bright. And thus the sle.eh 'iT! TT" fit i t ..(AnficiatPd Fra I.ittJ Win.-) . CHICAGO, . Dec. ILr jV repdrt ,IuU:bln".l . hnv .that 'i'tov. useid .Neicher, part ow ner of the. Iio.ito-i t j storo. and Constance Taimade of j the Mtus plauutid. . Lo Ue - nmn k-d ! was described as "unlikely" in dis I patches from Nice. Kraut, v. here j the 9'aUi.al;:esr-i.Noniuu ( Jnnslanue"; .and their "mother are wintering. '1 j Netcher. whose fat In r foundetl ! , the 'department store of v. hieh j j Netcher's brother, Charles, now Is, president, was divorced vesterday j by Airs. Gertrude Netcher wlni was a screen actress at the time of ler , marriage . in 1111). She charged j cruejiy, f-pecii) jng acts in tbir 1 San Ut M mfcfc, Calif., home and in fchieago. A money selilenunt w;.s j made out of court. - - ' , . o ' Eat barbecue sanawichea anj live lorever. Brand a Road Stand JAP MINERS ARE TRAPPED (Ax'iii!el tifM U.mr.J W,rr) TtrK (), Japan, Iter. 21.-Sixty three miners woru trappeil today by an explosion in the HarLutoi i ; coal mine near Ku.hiro, Yezo I- i land. Flro followed the explosion; and the fate of the miners could ; not be determined. CHRISTMAS AND EASTER YlUMe lire the remember, when Koes to elm: i ll. Jl,ll I i.i ml, John t o Sundays, yn:: ! uboia" t evvi.od j "haries Kd wards, ; iVuhall. Kay Ach- : or and the underpinned will be lookini; for you. Wei conip. Frank the Hapti-t. OU I OUK VVAi Bv wwiams i l !lTS!wjr7-('.I B'utve win', omerw i caw i -wer I j lii li7T!7 L . u.CM-r rwi' a-M .r.aT On, p r a-f I I ,-.,r- ..i,..i it Ce Rt&N I . il Av-L CMRibTMA AN' Me WWn'HE I . I 1 I . . VA.11-1 Vr I h , FERdtvE ',M . EF jjt)X A . W. Ft ' J VKE- A FER SA-r BuW 'HiM' llsl l 'A HAL COCHRAN PICTURES BY KNICK IT WlltMT. OFF. J READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE was nady fur its Irlp ofl through the sky (The Tinymites help Santa pack m".2 J.'!U ' M. 1 . rif . ' r SIDE GLANCES 'I'll go and see him mother, SUBTERRANEAN CONCERT TlilhjSTIC. A concert at 1'os tumia recently v.;s held tar under-: Krountl : llie Mythological lb-II or i the iiy. A choral mm iely mil a ' t:i:id Jtssi-mbled v. iih Inluihitanti . t ; ; I E i i ... n in To SANIAOAtlS ! wfs u s pat 6f r. 1 j I his sleigh in the next story ) i( oi'viiKiit, l'J2, .nka wirvice,. - - I By George Clark but I'm doing It to please you. from ".u towns and vilI:;Rfs and the entire K'"i''- deluded into the cl.nmbi r, which u nearly a quarter cf a niil- In t : I'umferencft arid c ipabl:. of holding to 20.0UU ' )