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Newspaper Page Texti ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, MARCH 21. 1931. SEVEN ;4' CLASSIFIED ADG The Market Plac of Douclaa Count v WJ' Automobiles LOT 50x120 ft. Small house. Jonea Addition on Pacific highway north of Roseburg. 750. Terms. G. W. Young & Son. Phone 417. t"SED FOKDSON that has been thoroughly reconditioned and put in order for satisfactory service. See tills machine at Miller-Snn-ford Tractor Co., Pine and Oak. Phoae 707. It is late model and Priced to sell. Livestock Poultry HEREFORD BULLS for sale, of best brooding. Lyle E. Marstei'B, Roseburg, Ore. FOR SALE 2 fresh Jersey cows, giving good flow milk. Rt. 2, Box fj 43. Roseburg. Foil SALE 1400 1b. mare, broke to vork. 7 years old. M. L. Nor ris, DUlard, Ore. TURKEY EGGS M a m m o t h Bronze, $25 per 100, $4 setting of ten. Phone 3SF2. For Sale, Miscellaneous FOR SALE Fir DtficK wood, $2.00 per tier. Phone 24F32. News-Review Want Ad Rates RATES: Per word, each inser tipn, 1 cent. By the week. cents a word. Minimum per advertisement. 25 cents. Mall your ads count the words and enclose stamp, check or money order. By the month 11 per line. Copy tor All Classified orders must be In this office by 11 A. M. DAY OK INSERTION. Stop ordors on ad inserted until fur ther notice muse be received by the same hour or extra Insertion will be charged. Telephone orders solicited. PHONE 136 "News-Review Want 'Ada Will Do If- FOR SALE Oalt block and laurel stovewood. Phone 24F21. IF YOU want to buy, sell, rent, ex change a ranch or city property. C. Walter Groves, 334 Commer cial Ave. Phone 477-R. Roseburg, Ore. Good wood ranges now on sale. The California Oregon Power Co. SINGER sewing niacninos and parts at Cinderella shop, 105 Cass. FOR SALE 3 extra good modern residences, no raise In price or terms. Also a bargain on the west side for f.100. Terms. Mrs. L. O. Maddux, 404 N. Jackson. NEW model Kasy washer, $99.50, at the California Oregon Power Co. DRY old growth fir from shed, cord sawed lb-inch, 7.fi0. Sec ond growth, $6.60. South End Fuel Co. FOR SALE Goose eggs, Mammoth Toulouse, 40c each. E. D. Russell, Wilbur, Oro. FOR SALE Heavy clean gray seed oats, li cents per lb. Mrs. W. H. Larklns, Oakland, Ore. OAK wood for sale. Phone 4HF12. Fred Winston. FOR SALE Wrexham strain del phenium plants, year old. 15c each. Phone 325-R. HAND force pump, 105 ft. 8 in. threshing machine belting. Have oil stove to exchange for small wood stove. Log Cabin Stand, Sutherlin. Roseburg Business Directory The merchants and professional people llstod on this page are known ua Houcburg's most -reliable business men and women. Here you will find the firms listed, who will servo you eco nomically and promptly. They are all skilled In their respective lines. Cull them today. Pleaso mention that you saw their ad in Tile News-Hoview. Attorneys GEORGE JONES Suite 5 and Douglas Bank Bldg. Phone 424. Ambulance Service FOR AMBULANCE) SERVICE call 112, Roseburg. In emergency cases the public may call without financial obligation. Douglas Fu neral Home. Automobiles USEDARS, LOW PRICES. J. O. Newland & Son. 114 S. Stephens. Autos Washed CARS WASHED, greased, polished. Popular prices, satisfactory work. Ross Miller, Richfield Station, rear Unipqua hotel. Plants, Florists LETTUCE, CABBAGE plants. Pot ted plants, bulbs. ' The Fern, Phone 240. Monuments OREGON GRANITE CO. For me morials, call 502 N. Jackson, phone 675. Latest designs, reduced prices Painting, Paper Hanging WALL PAPER, painting, interior decorating. Hill's paint and wall paper store. Phone 126. 310 N, Jackson. Plumbing, Heating Auto Parts NEW PARTS for cars, truoks, trac-toi-B. 126 Cuss. Phoue228. Auto Repairing KLBA SPAUGH 234 W. Oak. Best of work. Phone 803. AUTO REPAIRING, Goodrich Sll 4 vertown tires, repairing, vulcaniz ' lug. HarrisonJjarage. Awnings UARRY PEARCE, Phone 573, awn ings, furniture upholstering, nuu tress renovating. Bakeries NOME MADE BREAD BEST. Free delivery. Phone 183. ideal ua.ery. PLUMBING, repairing, etc. Herman Althaus, 312 W. Cass. Phone 256. ROSEBURG PLUMBING & HEAT ING CO. Ph. 151, 324 N. Jackson. PLUMBING, HEATING, Tinning, Win. Scott. W. Oak Phone 407, Poultry and Eggs' CASH PAID for eggs, poultry. Buy feeds here. RoBOburg Poultry Mkt. Phone 279, 501 N. Jackson, Poultry and Produce A GOOD HOME MARKET for your poultry, eg'ga. veal. Valley Poultry . and Produce Co. pnone 646. Real Estate Dealers LET US SELL your property. Hel- 'big & Johnson, 139 Sheridan. DREGON BAKERY, phone 241, fin est bread, pastries, 281 Jackson. IV'HY WORRY ? Phone 86-R for Model Bakery bread and pastries. Barber Shop HAIR CUT, 25Cr Quick service. Baths. C. R. Jensen, Depot Shop. Beauty Specialists 'MME. EMMA P1TCHFORD Cos- nieticiun. Phone 668-J for appoint ment. 560 N. Jackson. Cafeterias ROSEBURG CAFETERIA Gives you first class service. 124 CaBS. Candies, Lunches THE ROSE, Best lunch, candies, fountain service. Reasonable prices. Chiropractors DR. R. I- DUNN Electro-Therapy, Douglas Hotel. Phone 590-R. Cleaning, Pressing ROSEBURG CLEANERS Better service. 230 W. Oak. Phone 472, Electricians ROSEBURG ELECTRIC Wring service, materials and apliances, 1 CAN SOLVE your electrical prob lems. J. S. McDonald. Phone 665. Locksmiths KEYS 'FITTED TO ANY LOCK. Repairing , 535 N. Jackson. Millinery, Hemstit-.hing EASTER HATS at Cinderella Shop, 105 Cass. Hemstitching. - - Sandwich, Coffee Shops WOODLEY'S SANDWICH SHOP- Lunch, best coffee. I. O. O. F. Bid Second Hand Goods WE BUY AND SELL ANYTHING, See our bargains. Roseburg Sal vage Co. Cass and Pine Sis. Signs ROY HUFHAM. Phone 356-R. Com mercial, Outdoor and Neon Signs, Shoe Repairing SHOES FIXED ' WHILE YOU WAIT. Perrlns, 111 W. CasB St. Tailors Cleaners ANDY VELINE Tailor. Cleaning, pressing. 385 N. JacksonSU Taxi Service 21 PHONE FOR QUICK service, oite or day. Maccabee mag, PHONE TAXI 6 for best service. Night or day. Tire Shops RUBBER AT 8 CENTS POUND 1 tire 29x4.40 84.55;. 2 tires Z'Jx 4.40, $9.90. Carter's Tire Shop Tool Grinding, Filing LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED, saw filing, keys made, bicycle re pairing, general grinding. Jarvis, 222 Oak. Truck Freight Lines UMPQUA VALLEY FREIGHT LINE Storage. Phone 165. Main and Washington. Upholstering FOR SALE A good home lor $1250. Two extra big lots, tine garden soil; 6-room house. If you want a moderately priced home in Roseburg see this plaoe. Call at 735 Fleser St. Farm, Miscellaneous WOOD SAW OUTFIT At a bar gain. Leake & Gurnee. USED SPRAYER $116. hauled. Leake & Gurnee. PIPE AND PIPE FITTING S Fine stock new galvanized water pipe. Low prices. Leake & Gurnee. 3EEDS, SEEDS, SEEDS Garden seeds, cabbage plants, Bermuda onion plants, seed potatoes. Leake & Gurnee. SPRAY MATERIALS Oil sprays dry lime sulphur, Fungi Bordo, black leaf 40. Low prices. Leake & Gurnee. CHjTRAC TRACTORS Investi gate tile new uietrac jo. uar- galns in used Cletrac and Ford- son tractors. LeaKe & ournoe, FARM IMPLEMENTS Oliver Dlows. harrows, discs. Plow shares and repairs. Bargains in used equipment. Leake & Gur nee. Employment WANTED Woman to do house work. Apply at Fisher s store. WANTED Experienced farm hand at once. Long lob for rlgiit party. Box 43, care News-Review, Wanted Woodcutter to cut 100 or more cords by contract. Box 21, Riddle, Oregon. Miscellaneous NEW sidewalks and cluan shoes make happy homes. Pages'. OHICKEN fertilizer. 8 blocks west Riverside stole. Glen Wellmun. WHY NOT work over the kitchen Wives nice conveniences in mem. Pages'. AIR-WAiY branch of Roseburg, for complete Information phone 859-J, ask lor Mr. Wood. FISHING poles and golf clubs re- wrapped and reflnished. Wor guaranteed. Fred Royse and Ross Miller, fire hall. Rentals APARTMENTS Parrott. for rent. 216 So, FOR RENT Furnished upurtmcnt, 404 So. Pine St., or call 113 J. FOR RENT Furnished flat, rooms with bath, garage. 857 W, Mosher St. TWO-ROOM furnished house, $6 per month. Call at 426 Floed, coi ner of Mill. FOR RENT Furnished apart ment, $10 per month. 616 So, Pine St. FOR RENT Furnished apartment, hardwood floors, olectric range, private bath, furnuce and garage, 926 South Main. Phone 4ZD-K. Real Estate ACRES on Pacific highway near airport. 5-room house, barn and outbuildings. Land all tillable. $3350. Down payment $1200, terms on balance. G. W. Young & Son. Phone 417. rRADB Wl'ili OWNER Sell or trade big auto camp at Walla Walla, lands, timber, business property in Montana. Clear for clear property In Oregon. John Sykcs, Walla Walla, Washington. Wanted WANTED Two bicycles for boys. Must be reasonably priced. Write Box 45, care News-Review. Lost and Found LOST on Garden valley rood Fri day night, pair men s shoes. Re turn to News-Review or phone C. W., nt 551. Reward. FOR RENT Partly furnished room house, reflnished like new. Garage. Inquire 720 Winchester St. FOR RENT VoRburgh's home at 702 Fullerton St. A 6-rooin mod ern hume all fixed over new in- side and partly furnished. Cheap rent. Inquire at 733 Micellt St., Roseburg, Ore. Financial MATTRESSES made and renovat ed. Ciistoiing. 407 Vi. v.ass MONEY TO LOAN on dwellings, apartment houses, business blocks, Improved real esiute or for building purposes. The total cost of our loans Is lower thun any like organization doing busi ness in the sln'e. We invite com parison. L'MTQL A SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION, Douglas Abstract bmiuing. TODAY'S MARKETS . 4 (.-WvtclaUxl Press Leased Wire) PO R 1 LtA N D. M rc h 21 . W bole finle huttr and eKg ninrketa open ed steady at unchanKed quotations today. Buttur receipts were moanr ate to light with a good call rupori. but firm with uredlctlons of a rise oil for all Kradea. Eirir market wan not only etenay n (iiiotatloiiH eirculatinK. iltu-eliits. while quite liberal, were readily taken up duo to active Htorngi demand which In some timrUra were report orrermK premiums for Htonitfe quality t'KKH- Uountry (.rennet! meats ana poul try markets were steady. conditions in ine iruan inm una vegetable trade wore reported by vornmoiu uiarKot news service as lolluws: I AsparaguH declined another cent, with best green stock selling to re tailers at M-1DC. Uversupplies of California spin ach have lowered prices to 11.25 per lettuce crate, or less. ithtiharb supplies were light to day, with local stock in 20-ln. boxes selling at i.3o-i,t.u. W (Mil 'ITIHllllfC WKleilM BOSTON. March 21. The Com mercial bulletin says toduy: inure is a u manor movement ' in wool. Quarter-bloods are In fairly good demand, while wools continue to move well. 1'rieea ure rlrm on all descriptions and Klltfhtly dear er on seoureu wools. The tendency of prices Is generally against the buyer. "Tho foreign markets have shown a runner advance this week. Lon don la pruetlcahy five per X'ent tip irom tiiy opening raies ana me pri niary markets are distinctly higher out on rine una medium woom "Informal openings of piecegoods for the new heavyweight season huvo been mude by leading fuctors at to iv per cent reuuciion over 'last season's prices on comparable goods. Apparently, the new price levels are attractive to buyers. "J n tho west, a little w ool i s moving in southern California, sou t nern luano ana Ar zona. about the parity of prices which nun 'been current in the eurll sales in Arlzonu, for the finer wools. "Mohulr is still rather slow since the movement of MOine H million pounds of huir in Texas, recently, purtly ito dealers and .purtly lo mills. ' The Bulletin publishes tho follow ing quotations: . i Domestic: Scoured basis: Oregon Fine and r. in. staple i-e:t; fine and f. rr. combing &7-W); fine and f. m. clothing 61-i2; valley No, 1, 52-53. Mohair: lJomestlc: Oregon 27-28; domes tic graded: First combing 32; good caidlug 23-25. Cattle: Steers' 6O0-9U0 lbs. good 7.7&-K.O0, medium 7.0O-7.T6. com mon 6.00-7. 00; UU0-11U0 lbs. good 7.76-8.0O, medium 7.00-7.T5. com mon tt.u0-7.uu; 1100-13JU lt8, good 7.6U-7.75, medium 6. 75-7. 60, com mon 6.00-6.76; 110.1-1300 lbs. good 7.60, medium 6.50-7.00. Heifers 6u0 ttbt) lbs., good 7.25-7.50, medium 6.25 7.25, common 5.00-6.26. Cowb good u.50-6.00, common and medium 4.75-6.60. low cutter and cutter 2.60 5.00. Bulls (yearlings excluded 5.UO-5.76, cutter common and me dium 3.50-6.00. Veal era milk fed 10.00-11.00, medium 8. 60-10. 00. cull and common 6.50-8.50. Calves 200 f0Q lbs. good and choice 8.50-10.00, common and medium 5.00-8.60. Hogs: (Soft or oily hogs and roasting pigs . excluded.) Mghl lights 140-100 lbs. 7.25-8.25. Light weight 160-180 lbs. 8.00-8.28; 180 200 lbs. 8.00-8.25. Medium weight 200-220 lbs. 7.26-8.25; 22(1-250 lhn. 7.00-8.00. Jleuvy weights 2f.0-2!O Ihs. 6.76-7. 7i.. 1'acking sows 275-500 lbs. 5.25-6.75, Feeder and Blocker pigs 70-130 lbs. 7.50-0.00. thumbs !o lbs. down, good and choice 6.7o-7.00, medium 6.00-6.75, all weights. common 5.00-6.00. Yearling wethers 'JO-1 1.) llm. me dium to Choice 4.O0-6.OO. Kwifl ilO 120 lbs. good to choice S.r0-4.2."; 12 t-15y lbs. medium to choice 3.00 4.00. i (luntatlon Butter: fl'rlcea to retailers ex cept as noted.) Cubes: Kxtras 2!te; simulant 2Hr: prime fri'Mtn 27-. fir"- ". 'Tinry prk. : Prints c .1 cune Hiundarda. K.-ks: Fresh extras 17c: stan An Win ' 18c; fresh mediums 15c; pul h-in Sc. Prices to wholcHf.tf.rs 2 They Helped Get the Veterans Home ! But We Will Help Pay For It ! The location of the new veterans' home at Roseburg will provide a lot of employment and a market for a considerable amount of Douglas County products, BUT the money comes from taxes, and you must help pay them. 1 We are not kicking about that, the boys deserve all they get - . ; We are just pointing out that conditions are requiring more careful figuring of costs and ex penses than ever before. ' That being the case it is only good business for you to patronize the firms that are helping you to meet those conditions. We are selling goods at the lowest possible price consistent with business safety, and if we can sell more, we can make still lower prices. If you want lower prices, trade with us, and call for the products of the firms we represent. If you don't believe that we (and by we, we mean the Farm Bureau Exchange and the folks who buy from us) are responsible for lower prices, ask yourself why 9-39 Keystone fence sells for 34c a rod at Roseburg, 35c at Eugene, 36c at McMinnville, 37c at Oregon City, 38c at Forest Grove, and 46c at Klamath Falls. , , Ask yourself why the Poultry Producers are getting $2.18 a sack for Milk Laying Mash at Port land, and you are paying $2. 1 5 here, or $2.03 for plain mash and you can buy it here for $1 .85. If you are honest with yourself you, will have to admit there is only one answer. The concentrated buying power of a lot of folks through the Farm . - Bureau Exchange. Are you going to help lower prices for what you buy, or hinder them? If you want to help, buy from your own business. If you want to hinder, buy somewhere else. "SEE US FIRST WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY" DOUGLAS CO. FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE Roseburg Oakland Myrtle Creek We ssU Crown Feeds, Sunset Feeds, John Deere Tractors and machinery, Hardie Sprayers, Leslie Salt, Atlacide Weed Killer, Portland Seed Co., Lillys and Jenkt-White Seed Co., Seeds, Edward L. Eyre & Co., Grains uid Mill Feeds, Parma Water Lifters, Delco Light, Delco and Milwaukee Pumps, Packard-Malloy Electric Fixtures, L. & H. Electric Ranges, Smoot-Holman Plumbing Fixtures, Western Pipe & Steel Irrigation Pipe, U. S. Rubber Co., Insulated Wire, Belting and Hose, El Ray Roofing and Shingles. utodor Drlce to retailors. Milk: Haw milk U per cent) $1.00 per owt. uellvurfid i-uruaitu ite per cent; ktiuUj c milk $1.-10. Uut luifut delivered In lJortlund li7c. Poultry: liiuyinn pricu. Alive heavy hens ovur Alfa Hh. 2)-J!lc; ino tf inm lieim il--l'j Iuh. J tic; UK"t liens lie; upruiKB 20e; Pekln Utieka 4 iud, etnU uvui jf-lc; culuittu 41UC.a, 15c; turkuya No. 1, Country inuuta; (tiuylnK prlc-cm. Chok'u veul 12 MiC per lb. pork lie, ctiolee lunius 15u; heavy Vuaia y-ioc; mutton '-no. Onionu: Oregon $.75-1.10. Potatoes: o, l gt tided 9Cc 1.45; Mo. t 60-Uuc. Nuts; "Walnuts, California new No. 1, ZU-ii&u Oregon BH-27c; al mondH 22c; peniuUa U-U'fcu; filbert lG-Zlu. Hay: (Wholoanlo buylnjr prices, dollvorod Portland.) Kan turn Oro Kon timothy $22.60 -23. til); do valley $ll).00-li).50; alfalfa $15.00-16.00; uiover iti.uO; out Imy $iti.uu; straw $7.00-8.00 ton; senilis; price H.UU 2.00 more, Sugar; Racked basld.) Cnne, fruit or borry $4.80 pur cwt. Beoi sugar 94. t0 cwt. Wool: asiorn Orefton nominal; valley H-lac; lamb 10-14C . Mohair nominal CaHearu hark: lie lb. Hups; 1UU0 crop ir-16c. l-'lour: tcity delivery prlcoa. Family patents 40a ' $4.60: whole wheat 4ba $4.70; fcruham 4 Us $4.60. bakers' hard wheat t&i $F.20; huk era' blueatem patents litis $5.30, paatry flour U8 14. 60. DIPHTHERIA STILL GRIPS PT. BARROW (Aiwonintcd I'rro leased Wire) . POINT BAKRCIW, Alaska, March 21 Allhough outbreaka are luw- r, the diphtheria epidemic Dial mm held this village in Its grip for more than two weeks still was rag ing hero while efforts were helng made to obtain food and hospital supplies from outlying trading DOBtS. Persons as far Inland as 40 to 70 miles are believed to have been exposed. Tho total numbe r of canes here exceeds 3!t, about the number stricken In the Nome epi demic In when antitoxin was rushed overland by relay dog teams from i'ulrbiinkK. No deaths have occurred here, howevor. Two supplies of serum have been liiuught here from I'alrhanks by airplane and enough Is believed to be on hand to control tho disease, utiles? it spreads to the easl U. S. LIBERALS TO (Auotilatotl I'roM Loaned Wire) WASHINGTON, March 20. The Victor lierger nntional founda tion 1b preparing to launch a drive next month for a $100,000 fund as nucleus for a national .chain of daily newspapers for "the promul gation of liberal thought and pub lic "welfare." Marx Lewis, executive director of the-foundatlon, said tho program called for a "national edition" of the Milwaukee Leader, followed by publication In that city of local editions for Detroit, Chicugo and Cleveland to be dollvorod by air plane. "What will bo the political af filiation of the newspapers I can not Bay definitely," Lewis added, "but 4t 1b likely they will advocate a third party In 11)32 as wo have always dono." ProfeBsor John IJewev of Colum bia university, whoso third party suggestion reoently was declined by Senator Norrls of Nebraska, is one of the leaders of the founda tion. Associated with htm are Clar ence Dai-row, Jane Addams, Presi dent Glenn. Frank of the Univers ity of Wisconsin, Upton Sinclair and Elizahoth Glliniin of Baltimore. NOTICE Robekahs please moet at I. O. O. V. hall Sunday at 1:80 p. ni. to attend .the luneral of our late sister, Mary lOliza- beth Pearce. ' By order of Noble Clrand. - Members of the' Eastern Star are requested to attend 4 the funeral of Mrs. M. 10. 4 Pearce Sunday in a body. Offi- cers meet In the chapter room at 1:00 o'clock sharp and members meet there at 1:30. BRAND'8 COFFEE HOUSE Ilarbocue and rou main. Lunches put up to take out. 00 cent dinner every day from noon till 8 p. m. Special atten- tion to private parties. Al ways open till 2 a. m. HUANG'S Paciric highway 2 miles north TILL1E THE TOILER By Invitation Only 111. I. HAVE TO HAVE MOKE "TIME TO I-THIMVC IT OVER RE- Fore. IMVEST Awy MONEV IN IT - vew I'LL LtT VOO KUOO' AW. PAY AUV A"TTe?Kfru4 TO THAT ril.Lit: I I FfilEMQ OF I I'D LllcE TO ) ( SUPS VOO I I 1 kAVt VP fl Y-X. TreyiM6 to rrn-UE's vuamts me get in on that I vuoulb, I fk V ifi - Ha-ha i I -. JWi- 1 CTUKr- tAi-v. i i-. I I MAC VUVS TSLLUbf wn UN1M 1 1 Hj(. .--TBW 1 1 ; ' '1 I Cabbages Now Fertilizer FOND DU LAC, WIb. Cabbage raised In the vicinity of West Hnsendale and Rlpon last Reason, which formerly brought 20 to JflO a ton on the market, is being haul ed Into the fleldB for fertilizer and used as Btock feed. we Have the soldiers homb ; llusluess revival Is at hand. I ',' want to sell my tire shop to soma ' one with lots of pep and umbltlon Ho cun make money. 1 have, and' want to retire to virgin wild woods;;' where I have bought ome mining cliilins on Oraves creek. Will pros-' pect, fish and hunt, where I can hear the lonesome howl of the coyote on barren hilltops, the hoot owl hoot, the panther scream and buck deer snort. Am not L kidding you. if yon want good business, see Nick Carter, 439 N. Jackson St., Koaeburg, Oregon. Adv. o NOTICE I will not bo responsible for bills' contracted other than by myself..'." A. W. LUNDY. Soed potatoes In all early va--' rlotles are In stock at Wharton Bros. Adv. Alfalfa Bend In both common and Krlmm varieties Is sold at Wharton Bros. Adv. POEM FOR THE DAY By LOUIS ALBERT BANKS KEEP THE SOUL FREE Mere Ib a memorable sentence by John Stuart Mill: "The slate which dwarrs its men In older that they limy be docile instruments la Its hands, even for beneficlul purposes, will find that with amall men no great things can really bo accomplished, and that tho perfection of ma chinery lo which 11 has sacrificed everything will in the end avail it nothing for want of the vital power which it has pruterred to banish." Wrmte'er you dwarf, let men go free They will not grow in slavery; No bondiige tyrant ever found So bud as where the mind is bound. Men must be free to talk and think Unfettered press where minds may drink, Have frank discussion of their woes, , - Have fullest chance to meet their foes. ;' ' No foulness can withstand the light . . Publicity is dynnmite. The finest lest for any dream Is freest chance to blow off stenm; If men have freedom in their talk. They'll be more careful of their wulk; " And thcre'i a pressure in the mass That forces up its guiding class. Such freedom cives men chance to grow. Gives mental food to lenrn and know. Where men are free to search and find. There is development of mind; In such a wholesome atmosphere, The soul, expanding, casts oil fear; There men may grow to giant size And lead the race in pastures wise. This human life's no easy road Requires both discipline and goad ; Hut we must dare its friction, strife. If we would have abundant life. The only way to make men great, - ., Make them an honor to the state. Is in a free and sunlit air Wlioe all in government may share. .