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AUTO INSURANCE
Self - Mutilation Resorted
to in Scheme to Grab
Policy Money.
LOS ANC.F.I.KS, June 15. (AP)
District Attorney Huron KltU
UHkt'il Minnt-upulls police toiluy to
urrest Nullum Kuaatnky una Ills
wife, Eva, In an invKntlKutlon of
what Fitts termed a nutlouwlile au
tomobile Insurance racket.
Five Unix Ueach residents were
arrested here after Inqufry Into au
insurance cane.
Deputy Duvid Coleman Issued
fraud complaints aKainst the Ka
natskys, whom li mild weio ulsu
known us Jack and Kdnu limy.
"The luethod used by the Ka
satskys was practically foolproof
except for the liuiuun element,"
said Fitts.
Fitts said members of the racket
reported to aelf-mutllation to col
lect damages on truffle accidents
ut a cost to Insurance companies
of about $I,00o,umii unnually.
Fitts declured the Kasatskys
were about to collect Jl.Snil in an
other case when they left here sud
denly presumably for Minneapolis.
Harold Jenkins, 4.1, his wire, Al
to, 42, and Kltou Miliar, 45, were
booked on suspicion of grand theft.
William Done, it!l, and Martin
Illligs, 40, were held on suspicion
of mayhem and suspicion of xr.iuid
theft.
Self-Maiming Exposud
From a receiving rnclio set three
blocks away from the home of
lllggs and Hone, and from an un
dercover Informunt, District Attor
neya Investigator Charles K. drlf
Ilu said Ira learned these fuels:
Shortly beforo a supposed nccl
uVnl last May S Mr. und Mrs. Jell
kins drove with the informant lo a
busy intersection, where Jenkina
punctured a tlin of his machine
with an ice nick.
Another cur. 'occupied by Hlggs
and Hone, picked the trio up und
all drove to the lilg-uone home.
While a radio was turned on full
blast to drown out all screums and
niuuiiB, a blood-curdling scene Ut
lowed. Jenkins laid bis arm on two
blocks of wood anil Illggs struck It
In the middle with a rolling pin,
fracturing the bono. Moving Bwlft-
ly about his business, IUkks next
took on the luformor, nulling III in
on the body rlth the imme rolling
pin. A hypodermic needle vus then
Jabbed in his arm, tilled with blood
anil squirted In his car, simulating
the etlects of n basui skull frac
ture. ' MiMiuwlillo Mrs. Jenkins wus
breddlnK the skin off her legs
with u chouse grnter, scraping
without removing hor stockings,
The. rudlo bid her gunps and luw
pioana. ; , . i
As these opbmllons were coin
lileteil, Miner arrived In a I 111 I'll au
tomobile and drove the Injured
persons to the Long Heuch com
niuulty hospital, reporting he bad
unavoidably run them down while
they were repairing n uunctirg.
The Jenkinses were admitted us
patlonts und confined for a consid
erable period. Tho luformor, reign
ing u dazed condition, disappeared,
' (Iriflln said .lonklmi and bis
wife have confessed, charging
Biggs had told them of "an easy
way to make money." The others
protest their Innocence Orlffln
sail..
Around the County
RIDDLE
KI1HH.K. .hum H.- Mr. uml Mix.
Wayne Knuly of IttmotniiK wer
vlnil tntf ut t lit boin of M i h.
Krntly ' imientH, Mr. anil Mm. K. L.
I'liiff. Sinulay. .
Aim. L F. SlnuffiT Ml Siimlnv
for Portland wliuit' she will Hitml
llio week uttonrihiK (be sihh(oii of
tho grand lmlR of the Kiimmn
Hlnr, uctiiiR an a HeU'Riito from (lie
Kiddle chapter.
Mi'H. Hoy fithboiiH nnd baby of
M out a nut. Calif., have btn KUt'Htn
at the homo of Mr. and Mm. b'red
Dall the pant few weokft.
Charlfs Sewn of the Tiller C(V
jfa nip Hpent the week end here
visittnp rrlends.
Knit'Ht Kiddle had the mbVinr
tnne to Injure hln foot Friday, illa
locatlni; Rome of tho Imnon and has
hten t-nntlned to III ranch home
on Ilackler IIHkIHh as a ten nil or
the accident.
Mm. llertha Hluiulell, one of the
teachei-N idccteil to the Kiddle
Hchool for next year, departed Sun
day lor Monmouth to utieml Hum
mer itchool.
Mr. and Mm. KrneHt I'runer are
Htti'iidttiK the alate Kiunge inentiiiK
ut I .e hit mm thin week.
Minn .Mm Kin ft Staiii't, who bit
ltMcn finiHhliiK bUb hcIkmiI at Ma
lta the past winter, returned lo
her home in Mlottourl hottom lul
week.
Mr. and Mm. Parrel Tarter have
heen Hpondlux tho pant week in
Portland where they placed their
hahy ihiUKhter, Darrelene, muter
the -ure of a ttpec laliM.
Mint) Miuie Wlllia hai returned
to her home here after attending
the normal school at Ashland the
punt winter.
D. (1. Joiick anil tluuKhler, MIkk
Klhel of Peck, were iitlendlnK to
biiHlneKM mat l em here hint week.
Air. and Mm. Carl Fhher have
moved their boiin.'linld Koodtt tn
ItottehiiiK where they will make
Ihelr home.
Mra. C. 1;. I.oKtulim and datmh
ler, Minn WlllamettH. ale vlrilltntj
relatives at Jimper thin week.
MIhh Kit tiny n Didlel of the Mil
tou Kreewater m-hool, linn rutnrned
to her home here for the mi miner
vav.it tun.
:lie V.h and Erufs aud Vert:!e
JM hi (J 111 of Coos rivpr nr otud
Resorts Prepare
Probably the question uppermost in the mind of
the American public today, regurdlesj of the
depression or politics, Is where to pcnd that
precious vacation. As June rolls around each year
jit signals the beginning of an intensive campaign
on the part of each member of the family in sup
port of his or her choice of where to spend father 'a
"reprieve" of two weeks and his extra cash. Re
sorts and travel bureaus estimate a 40 per cent in
crease in the volume of travel over laH year.
National parks are preparing for more than 6,000,-
lug the week here visiting at the
home of their grandparents, Mr.
And Mrs. V.. U Pfuff.
Patricia Htarnes und Gwendolyn
Ilowurd, 4-H club members who
wore selected by the Kiddle grange
und school respectively to nttond
iimmer school. Inft Sunday for
(.'orvullls where they will ultend
the two weeks' session.
Mrs. J. 1!. Crlpps Is vIbIUiik her
daughter, Mrs. A. V, Logsdon,
near Klumnth Fulls this week.
SUTHERLIN
SUTHERLIN, Jure 15. MIhh I).
Anne Moonoy, daughter of Mra.
Herman llrowit of Siitherllu, left
Thurmlny for Sonora, Calir., to
visit her nlntei Mra. Lentor Boeltos
and family. She will vlait relatives
In Oklahoma on her way to Evans
ton, Ml., where alio will attend
anmmer nen.ion of Northweateru
university. MIhh Mooney was elect
ed as primary teacher at Couias
Valley school and will return lo
Sutherlin In September for a vlHlt
before inking up her school duties.
MurKiierllo Chupmun Hpent sev
eral days In Drain visiting frieudH,
retiirnliiK the end of the week.
Mra. Sterns Cashing, accom
panied by Dale Green and Opal
I'aravoo were Tuesday shoppers in
Rosehurg.
AHhh Helen Falbe of RosebuiK
was a biiHiiU'HM vlaltor In Sulherhu
on Tuesday.
Mra. SteniH CumiiIiik, Jr., Hpent
the lliHt of tho week with ber par-
euls in Salem.
Mrs. Aimu. nauKonson Hpent the employed at Drain,
first of the week with her tlnugh-! Much interest was hIiowii in the
ter, Mih. A. C. Austin, east of resale of property on lax foreclns
Sutherlin. lure at the county court house on
Mary Jane Austin, Eunice Havla I Saturday. A number of Suiherlln
und Vera Glldersleevo left Sunday j iwople attended the Hale and sev
lor CorvtilltH . (o attend summer eral purchased land In and around
Hchool for the 4-11 members. Sutherlin. Chas. Hartley, A. C.
Mr. und Mrs. Kd Jenkins and Webber. Paul Helweg, Mr. Flory.
daughter. Miss Aria, accompanied 1 T. E. Junes ami others gained pon
hy Mr. am) Mrs. J. C, Merritt n I session of valuable tracts. Some of
tumed from the coast where they I this land has been Idle and unused
attended the dedication of the new 11 " Kood many years and will
bridge on Coos bay. j now be cleared ami worked by the
Mr. ami Mih. E. R. Paxtou visit-! m'w owner. Mr. Jones, who par
ed the hit titer s mother, Mrs. Eltiu , chased two lots north of the
R'dgeway, at the Pacific Christian ; cheese plant, moved the small
hospital, on Tuesday and report ! building on it to Hh new location
little change lu Mrs. Ridgeway's " the east Hide of town, on the
condition. ! bind which he also purchased ad-
Miss Catherine inter, nccom- Jelnlug property owned by Jake
pnnied by Miss Mildred 1'titloraon, I Miller.
of Roseburg, la in California on a j
vtii at ion. Tuey will be gone a limit 0
tWO Weeks. ITMADMAIIC CMTIJT HI
Mi.sa Virginia Tlsdale arrived
iron: Port la nil to spend a few
weekH Uniting her KiaudpurenW
Mr. ami Mt. M. X. Tlsdale. ) i vM lhere were onlv rour au-
Miss Helen Gorrell. daughter of inmohiles In the I nited States us
Mrs. Oscar Gorrell. has been nam-1 H g,im,ime for fuel. In l'Ktfi. there
ed class editor of the Oregana. an- Hle tWenly-rive mtllien motor ve
miul publication at the L niversity in tMtt eoiinti v, three mil-
of regon. lion or which are registered in
Mr. ami Mrs. H. A. Moreno and ' California. Oregon. Washington,
children, accompanied by Mrs. Cur-1 Nevada, and Arlxona. According to
lis Usited the first of the wee Ted Snjder. RoHeburg branch
with Mrs. Moreno's stepfather, S. manager of General Petroleum
11. Cmnahan. They aihO vtHited at rorporation, ihe JKH.Utie.tioii paid
Hie l)r 1. A. Hunlap reshlenco. ,.Very year In federal gasoline
Joe Menlej. who sustained a si-HeH would buy enough fuel to fill
Vi.ie rracture of his le't leg below 1 ,hP Huk of eveiv auio thiee tlnuA
the knee while working In tho Hnd tun It 5'e miles.
wen it Is near Suiherlln. Is reported!
lo be making favorable progress!
hul will not be aide to be around
for a good many mouths on ac
count tr Urn serious break.
Miss Kathleen Ross, 1!35 grad-
unto of the Sutherlin high school,
who has been attenditur Llnrield
college hi McMlnnville. was pro-!
seuted with a scholarship to that
college for her ItlKh average the
past term. Mtws Roas recetveil tho.
sclmlaishlp ;or her outstamlln
scholastle average last year when!
she graduated from the local hit; It J
l'bl.
Br. SMlaey W. Hall was a KUetit
at the home o( Her. and Mrs.
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON. TUESDAY,
for .Record Vacation Season
Sterns CushitiK, Jr., laHt Friday.
Ilr. Hall Ih the dlHtrlct superin
tendent of this section. He was
one of the minlHterlal delegates
from Oregon to tho recent general
conference of the Methodist Epis
copal church.
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Woods
of Seward, Alaska, arrived Tues
day from Seattle und ure visitli.J;
at the home of her mother, Mrs.
Herman Brown. Mr. und IVirs.
Wooda expect to make their home
In Sutherlin If they can find the
right location.
Geno Rever, of Albany, arrived
for a visit with his uncle und
aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Elton Rever.'
Mrs. Henry Barge, who vinlted in
Portland tho flrat of the week, re
turned to her homo on Thursday.
Mr. and Mra. Ivan Witcuer und
family left for Cottage Grovo
Sunday, where they expect td
make their home.
Mrs. A. W. Aunt in of (Hellene,
Minn., arrived Thurmlny for a visit
with her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Auatin.
(Maude Allen left on Saturday for
Wentllillir to visit with hln hrnlti.
!er, Wolfe Allen, and family.
O. W. French and his mother,
I Mrs. M. W. French, will leave Sun
i tiny for eaHiern Oregon for a visit
iwlth relatives. They will visit T.
IS. Holmes at North Powder, liar
I per, Oregon, and soveral other
i places betore their return.
Miss Bene Murphy and MIhh
Mildred French drove to Drain
Saturday evening. Miss French's
brother. La Wi ne French, accom
panied them home. Mr. French its
. --ivrv."JWO OUrti UN
GAS TAXES PAID
AMERICAN LEGION MEETING
pillar meeting of fn.p.ua
post Nn. Iti will he held at the
j rmorv Tuesdnv evening at S:U
, o'clock. Nomination and election of
nrtifpm r.u- hii.i Miv..niihi.
AIJL TANT.
NOTICE
.
wtn Unt lie responsible for any
bills contracted bv auvuue other
thau uiM-lf.
(Adv.) ' ROY WOODY.
000 visitors. Mexico and the Canadian northwest
will also be the mecca of thousands of tourists. At
the same time, the exodus of Americans abroad ia
expected to be the largest in recent years. Others
who fancy a cruise but cannot afford to cross the
ocean are expected to take advantage of the
special 10-day cruises to the Bahamas, Bermuda
and other points south. One of the major changes
in vacation habits in recent years has been the
lengthening of the season which was once limited
largely to the months 'of July and August.
I
HALTED
(By the Associated Press)
Chinese authorities, representing
both tho centrul government of
Nunklng und the southwest coun
cil ut Canton, acted today to pre
survo peace between the north und
south und to prevent hostile dem
onstrations ugainst Japan.
The peace move of the Chinese
was supplemented by three foreign
nalioiia, the United Slates, Great
Britain and Japan, who held war
ships In readiness at Shanghai.
The presence of the warships
was reported lo have given Sliang
hai residents a feeling of security.
Military authorities a.t Nanking
disclosed that a peace discussion
was under w ay In Hunan province j
between representatives of Nauk-i
ing ami Canton.
Troops of the southern prov j
luces, which have called on Nank-I
ing to fight against further Japan-!
ese penetration in China, were re-1
ported to have halted their demon-j
siratlve march against the north, i
Chinese authorit les moved to
prevent further student demon-!
si nil ions against Japan. The chan-
cellors of all universities in north
....... . .
i until were nruereu to uisitanu i u. iinnj
Htudenl organizations. In Tient- to our goverument by every service
sin, soldiers and firemen patrolled we Clil1 conscientiously render."
the st reels lo suppress student
demonstrations. j pohtlAND. Ore.. June 15.-
0, (AP) Sigmund Levanevsky, Rus
sia's ace flier, said he awaits only
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hercher I official word to begin nit attempt
anil I wo hoiih, Terry and Bob, of ed non-stop flight from Moscow to
Dlllard. Hpent yesterday in this city San Francisco over the North Pole.
on husinfSH. The plane he will use In his sec-
TELEPHONE AHEAD
Holds and resorls want lo make you comfortabls
want to hove your accommodations waiting- lor
you. Why net telephone that you're coming? It
saves you inconvenience and unnecessary travel
expense, enables you to talk tilings over and con
firm arrangements.
The Pacitic Telethons
Phone 71
LEAVES FOR CLATSOP
With full strength of 60 men the
Roiteburg machine gun unit, Co. D,
1 Glfn d Infantry, Oregon -National
Guard, lert hutt night for Camp
Ctataop, where the Oreffon guard
will go thrutigh Us an mm I a u miner
encampment.
Camp Cl.Htsup, where training
and maneuvers will be held thin
year, has been greatly Improved,
and a very worthwhile camp Is an
ticipated. Captain Victor J. Mlcelli,
commanding officer of the itose
burg company, reported.
The local guardsmen will return
to Koseburg July 1.
Officers or t;ie cpmpany are
Captain V. J. Miceltl, Kirat Lieuten
ant H. L. Irving and Second Lieu
tenant Frank Kino. Enlisted men
are: lut Set. Lyle G, Ma raters,
Sgts. Samuel C. lmnn, Hubert E.
Graham, Stewart M. Karllnger,
Harry O. Llndsey, Olaf H. Peter
son, Wallace U. Robertson, James
W. Slovall; Corpora U Daniel It.
Bridge, Ira C. Byrd, Clinton U. Fo
gel, Clinton Oortby, Donald L.
Uuiley, Orville C. Jonn, Herbert u.
Lehman, Herman J. Mathis; Pvts.
lcl. Richard S. Crenshaw, Ronald
F. Faulkner. Krnest A. Gardner,
William C. Oilbreath, James C.
Harding, Arthur S. Long. John
Marks. Harry W. Mathis, Dalton
W. Miller, Bruce Parrott, Marden
W. Shaw. William It. Stock. Rich
ard R. Trusa, Gerald D. White;
Pvttn. Clarence L. Ballard, Calvin
C. Rlrmen, Robert R. Bonehrake.
Richard I). Calhoun. Wilhert M.
Chamherlln. Willard R. Clark, Uar-
rel C. Cordon, Dale Crenshaw, Mil-
ford D. Cyrus, George E. rarls.
Harold F. (ireen, Donald L. Guard,
Bill J. Hagan, Lyle V. Hampton,
Dale Jefferson, Arthur E. Karl
iiiKer. Clydo Kelso, Robert F.
Kuapp, Fred Long, James V,. Man
ley, Earl M. Manley, Glen McDan
iels, Marlowe D. McKay, Kenneth
L. Peteraon. Edgar C. Rayner,
Cloyce D. Taylor, James T. Tjoms
, land, Delhert D. Turner, William
L. Wadsworth, Prosper E. Walker.
OREGON EVENTS
FLASHED FROM
WIRE SERVICE
MEDFORD, June 15. (AP)
Three children horn here within a
few hours of each o'.her all weigh
ed exactly the same s even
pounds, four ounces. The iirems
were Mr. and Mrs, H. C. Gold
smith, Mr. and Mrs. George Haney,
of Medford, und Mr. and Mrs. A.
W. Krwiii. Centrul Point.
PORTLAND, June 15. (AP)
Four brothers, riding In an auto
mobile, landed In the hospital afler
a collision with a truck. Clarence
Brookshire, 21, suffered a possible
hip fracture, William, 25, head lac
erations, Edgar, Ki, Injured back
and broken arm, and Robby, 12,
head lacerations.
MARSHFIEL1), Juno 15. (AP)
The persistent bellowing ol a
cow led neighbors to investigate
the farm home of Edith Jackson.
51, former teacher. They found
her dead in a bathtub.
NEWBERG, Ore., June 15.
(AP) A resolution expressing the
belief that "repeal has failed" und
urging members to increase activi
ties against the use of Intoxicants
won the approval of delegates to
the Friends church of Oregon lu
session here.
Another resolution sayim; "We
must obey God rather than man."
i WHa prefaced with the statement
ilofliirlmr "U'a 1...,W..
and Telegraph Cchpany
121 So. Stephen. SI.
JUNE 16. 1936.
He Found a Comet
S
Leslie Peltier (above), garage em-
ployeof Delphos, O., and one of the
world's leading amateur astrono-
mere, recently discovered a comet
which has been named alter him.
,The comet is estimated to be 20
000,000 miles from the earth.
ond attempt to fly over "the top"
of the world is a Riant single
motored plane with a seed of 260
kilometers an hour.
On his first attempt a leaky oil
valve forced him tf turn back after
flying 2.000 miles. Levanevsky
continued to lis Angeles from
here to complote plans for his
flight.
EUGKNE, June 16. ( AP) Gifts
totaling; more than $500,000 came
to the University of Oregon in the
past year. Most of the sum, 3400,
9H8, represented federal grants,
the largests item being $157,500 to
build a new physical education
plant.
Other donations were $10,476 '.
from the Oregon Mothers for a new t
infirmary and $8,750 from the Car
negie corporation, of New York
for art.
COHVALUS. June 16. (AP) .
Summer school will open at Ore-,
gnn State college next Monday,
with the largest attendance in re-,
cent years expected. 1
Dean M. Klwood Smith said ad
vance inquiries indicated that hun
dreds of students from all parts of
the country were coming here,
many of them roming west to at
tend the National Educational as-'
soclatlon convention at Portland
and the American Home Eco
nomics meeting at Seattle. i
During the first week, a voca
tional guidance conference will be
held with Dr. Harry D. Kitson, of
Columbia University, New York, au '
director.
FEDERAL POSITIONS
OPENED TO EXAMS
Vacancies in positions as packor :
with the forest service in Oregon
and Washington, and as student i
engineer und engineering aide in
the bureau of public roads in Ida
ho, Montana, Oregon and Washing-,
ton, are to be filled by civil serv
ice examinations according to
word received by the local hoard
of examiners. Persons interested !
in taking the examination for any '
of these positions may obtain full
information from Charles Fields ;
or C. I). Catkins at tne Roseburg i
poo nf Ht
'3 i Mb fark avenue home.
'kftf - t ' Police Chief C. N". Dell said two
VW--' " lr bullets (rom a .22 caliber revolver
" r ' I were tired Into the man'a head. He
I , I pointed to the fact that the second
, bullet had been lired at close raugt
V J? A ' ! there were powder marks about
. . Tf. , . . , ifh hps.,! In Hiimiort of their
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A NEW STANDARD OIL PRODUCT
EAST ORANOB. N. J., June 15
(AP) D. McFarlan Moore, 67,
electrical encineer and Inventor,
was found shot to death today, af
ter an early morning argument
with an unidentified man outside
hfMif In aiimior
! theory that it was a case of mur
der.
Mrs. Earle M. Tober, a neighbor,
heard the early morning argument
between the two men as they stood
in the rain. She told police she
then heard two shots, and she look
ed from her window to see the
'retired Invent.ir's figure sprawled
on me ram-iir inciieu Biuas.
A former associate of tne late
'Thomas A. Edison. Mobre devised
ithe important gaseous conduction
lamp and other inventions in tho
electrical, radio and television
fields. He held more than a hun
dred patents.
FARMER JAILED AS
KILLER AND ROBBER
SPOKANE, Wash., Juno 15.
(API II. S. District Attorney J.
! . Simpson announced today the
arrest of Frank Uuird, prominent
Spangle farmer, in connection with
-BARLEY mat
jbr Jin er jla vorjgS
ilt
V SOLD IN EVERY CONVENIENT SIZE
, GLASS CONTAINER
"Bohemian Club
iager Beer5"'
icTne Choice, of Beer Drinkers Cytry what'
McDonald Candy Co., Distributor
TIIE STANDARD
IN MOTOR OILS AS IN CARS...
the shooting of Marshal Bert Lent
ley and the robhery of the Itoialia
state bank last August 14:
balrd. operator of a J3-acr
farm, was arrested by f4rl
menu and sheriffs' deputies at
the farm laat Friday on chargM of .
conspiracy to rob the bank, and
aiding and aDening- io
of Lemley, who was shot from be
hind as he fired on me roouors.
Ho nleaded not guilty before U. B.
Commissioner- Joseph Kosslow to
day. He was unauie to raise a u,-
000 bond. .
SlmpBon said federal agents had
observed Dalrd for several weeks
hefore the arrest, mo aeniea an
knowledge of the robbery.
A healing was set lor jury ii. ,
NOTICf
Notice Is hereby given that the
following warrants issued by
school district No. 127. Douglas
County are called for payment. In- ,
teres t ceases on this date, June 15,
1936: No. 3SA, May 10, 1934; No.
I, October 12, 1934; No. 6, Novem
ber 9, 1934. No. 21. June 3, 1936;
No. 6. Ocotber 12, 1935.
CLERK
Permanent Relief
from Piloe and
other Rectal and
Colon Disorders
tvh. a .ulTtrF Wc h.. mat-
,d nd p.rmm.i.llT r.ll.d l
ii s"m.h. R..1.I Colon lta".
25 yc.ri uecotiiui pnetiei.
Dr.C. J. DEAN CLINIC
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VE Corner Barns.U f.dGrnd Avtnut
IT
More expensive to use, yes:... but
no other Brain can be substituted 1
for choice barley and yet retain that
rich, taste-satisfying flavor and full
body of Bohemian Club Bottle
Beer. That is why every glass of - ,
Bohemian Club you drink seems
to have not only FINER flavor.
but MORE flavor. ;
MOTOR OIL
HMurpaued .
M Mat ail AT'
u mt prim V
bMm hbileatim. - A ' QUART