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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1936 News of Douglas County AZALEA AZAI.KA. Oct. 13. Sir. and Jklra. E. L. JutuiK utlfudcd to busim-sii In ' HubebuiK Tuusday. Jimmy JultiiH Mini Burnley Jam zttr unit lu uitle ltcjk 'i iiurmitiy where tlioy had dental wnrk done. Mr. and Mih. Jnlto Kinder and AH, and Mr. Jiuury (Joudcckv transuded burtinenu In KuHeuurg U'edueaduy. Jimmy Clure of Kucraiue.ito, Cull , turn la, who ha hiwu here f bualneHB Cor the iaHl week, loft odnotmuy by wuy ui Duudun and . Murslifield tor hit rtoniu. Mr, and Mm. Allies UiircU of Orauta Puks, and Itoynl Carter of ' Kluimth Fulls wero visitor, ut the Frank Tripp home Thurwlay. Mr. und Alra. Wflirtn Hiuseii mid " Ksihor Hazen nhoppud In Jiuniri l'n4M VVwl iiiimin v r Arthur yat,u;Iie, Heavy Smith "mid duut;litot. Janet, lt)U Friday Jar MurHufield whore they will .Bpund, the week-end with the hit tw'e wife. Mm. .IJuiry Smith, " ! Mr. and Mirf. K. C. Throne were Uiiniiliiiri' cjillut-u TiiitUilii r mwl --Wednesday. 'Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hazen are driving a new Chevrolet coupe. 5UTHERUN Si;THl-:iU,k, Oct. 12. Fred Roberts returned from San iJleco Sunday nlttht, where he i.ad tuken furniture beloiiKluK to 10. It. Tax ton, who has tukun a place In that i ky tor the winter. KeturniiiK with Mr. Jlobertfl wore two new famKle who expect to mako their home In tsutherllu. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Trozolle and Mr. and Mm. (ie-uxe Short 01 VV11- lilt re uiiMiit iit.lfiv tiflfi'iiftmi In KuKcne tihoppliiK: Mr. and Mih. John Maluy, who are upending the winter with their hum, Bert Maley, in San Diego, havo been quite 111 with the flu, but are now recovering. Mr. und Mrs. Cluronce Dunlap, of ItoHebuiK. iHC'le a vUlt by dano 1o Hutheriiu Kumlay to visit the former's jmioi.ta, lir. und Mrs. 1. A. Dimlup. Charlie Parker, who recently ac cepted a position in u 1'urtland hoHpitul us orderly, spent the week end here visiting bl mother, Mis. Nellie Parker. itonmnl Young of Htmeijr.r was u Siitlierliu visitor TtiemJuy. JJ. V, Mlclmnlmni hpent Friday in -KtiKoneon biMnetifi. James KtUy.nmn departed Krlduy -T. I 20 Years of Kidney Misery, Stomach' Gas Had to Get Up 15 Times in One Night "I Will Always Be Grateful for Van Tage!" . TllOrSANUS of Oregon ponple have testified to the uihuzIdk pow er or Vu-Tar;o the 1'umuun Medi cated MwU Compound which i now areutliiK rurh n Herniation here In HosejuiK at Fullei Ion's Uexall Jimp Store. TWKNTY V FA US OF MISKIIY fj:::''!;:';'""Ai lor Cioriheu, luUlanii, wiimo tie will uv L'lupluyfd. Ana. curl Huuthv.irk, formerly of ftullierllii, riiifiit a ttw anya here lu.sl week uelore l-uluriiifiK to ner home lit CulHornm.t . Mm. l-.mtl iiuil spent the week in J-tiKeue vlHillllK IrieudM. 11. i-. Wofloril 01 Uen'a cafe, wuh a uuttHio;;8 vuitor lu hueue rri day. J. W. Weiusol, of Woodlnuf, Call fornla, uiieiit a few Iiouih lu Uiitn ernu 011 uitt way uoriu, ilo.'iduy. J. T. Sllinuiervllie, of 1'ortlniiil, (.'tilled Ktaiea uiaahal, uh In hum trim lor a biiort time Monday. lioimld J(oih left for vmihiiIiik ton where he will enter Mm sec ond year at Hie Lnivemity of Washington. Jle Is taKlug engl neerfiiK. lliirlou mid Uordou Avery and David KIkihuiuiiiI u rived Wednes day from Woodleaf, California, where they liuve been employed in Hie mines. The two Avery hoys will go to Penlaud to visit then sisters, Misses Lucille mid JSybil Avery, and David KlgMmund will visit with ills l-arelits, air. and Mrs. Oscar rilKisninnd, at Camp Kenllli. mis. Joseiniine T. Btarli, furuiei poHtuiustui- of Kutlierllii, is attend ing the convuilloii of national postmasters in Minneapolis, Mis souri, to which she was .elected a delegate. Miss Coiisl-ince Weiiiaiuii. for mer leuchur lu lno Hutnerlin hleh school, is now teaching at tialeui, 111 uie iiiKO school. Howard and lieu rue Mlntiirn. nl Salem, were overnight guests at the home of their uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar HiKlmnund. Mis. Utile Jordan, of Jtosnhurir is spending the weuli-eud with Jier son and iau.'.,hter-iu-luw, Mr. and mm. Mara Jordan. Mr. Hlld Mrs. Orvul Mallnck und children, of Kugeno, are sending a lew days visiting at the home ot ir. and Mrs. Hen V of ford. Mrs. llaiino McCi- duiiKhter arrived last week from lleud, .Oregon, to snend snmn tlmo viaiiing nor father and mother Mr and Mrs. K. J. FliUoii. Mr. iliiiI Mrs. iMcCprmo ;k have Loan locuiiul at llend for soinc time. Mr. und Mrs. Iluurn Rimrt ..r Wiluur spent u sliort time in Knm. erllu ou Thursday on huslncss. miss Minna Jlum v hih-hi Th... ilay ut the Inline of Mr. and Mrs. neroert Krouser. wiio knvn re. cenily nicivod to the iluriier place east of town. Jessie Cooner mill fvi-rt,, u-..r ford shopped lu liimeiu,',,,, n lay. I. till All-M. It'.'loil Met-vlil ..r Maishfield. are visiting at Hu tu, uie of hlH nari-nls. Mi- u.i vi..u John Mirhtl. Mr. Merrltt Is con nected with the water cuinpuny at Mr. and Mrs. Clvde spent Thursduy shopping in Houo- Airs. Alice J'lundv mul uas tn,i Allen, woro biiHluehu viMiiors In i(m;eourx on Friday. U. IliiiI MH. Jonil Pov.ll niwl two sons, or Orlaiid, Cuiloniiu. ar rived tho Hist of the week and Will open the ituiUKO foinn.ilv m- ciipled hy ib Tlinniiison. Thv will opeiate a retiafr mul snilih shop in that buildlnc. Thev will live in tm. house they recently purchased from Oeo. in-rnon. ivhle'i uhh fiin ierlv ot-r:mi(.l l.v 1 Cooper and family. I'. C. Chlllltllfl n linu 11... Klondike Club cuty to A. L. JtUel, who has been UHHocluted with him lur the mint two vim ti... was foiupl.-ted Tuesdiiv! ...... Mrs. l'liapm:iu. accompanied by "Hr flaiiKUter. MuiKUcrite, will leave Hboitly 0:1 u luo week vaca-i unit, iuelr itlans ate i-nl.mii.. .... to tho future. Mr. and Mr, v. s. Auitn Hh.... ' pctl lu Hoatd uru 011 Al ,..! m.. ' HHl ll. HhO JllLM hr.Mi In ' ,' health for several eais. i m,w ' well elioiiuh to enlnv .,.! ..u... about the co.iutry avwin "I am more than glad to en dorse Van-Tage for what It did for me," testifies Mr. J, A. Har vey, prominent Oregon citizen. I lun don Sunday, Mrs. Tom Ireland, Airs. Ted tihindiW and J. A. Jack sou went over 011 Friday of hut eelc to see how Mrs. Ireland's father, Mr. Duiort. and sou Wil Ham, were farniK- Their town house and contents were totally destroyed by the lire, but by heroic etforui the camu and equipment ut their cranberry bo were saved llolh men were slightly burned Mr. Uufort was entrapped by the flames which surrounded the small engine and pump house where he wus working and he saved himself by drawing water from a cistern underneath the building and keep- ig everything Inside wet from 4 p. in. until 1 o'clock in the morn ing. The bouse was entirely con sumed. M rs. J, V' A dam son rece 1 ved word of the death of tier mother. Mrs. Bara A. Kern, aged 92, at her home In Bedford, Indiana, Oct. 1. Mrs. A dam son visited with her mother three years ago und found her active and alert both mentally and physically. .Miss (irace AduuiKon, who Is teaching In the public schools In Kugene, visited with her patents here over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. (leorge Godfrey re cenlly visited with Krnest Kirby at the veterans hospital, and found lii 111 Improving sllKhtly. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Martin of Frozen creek expect to go to Anil land soon to spend at least part of the whiter. J. YV. Fit spat rick is in a Klam ath Falls hospital where he Is be ing treated. Mrs. Fftzpathck re- (torts that iie is not much Improv ed. Mrs. Irving Smith of Fstacada is n guest at the J'red Winston borne this week. Mrs. Vic Wynter, accompanied hy her sister and husband of t:o qullle were week-end guests at the Wynter home. Mr. and Mrs. George Collins of Port Orford viailed here one day lust week with Mrs. Collins' moth-, er, Mrs. Kusparek. W. H. ('base, w,ho bus been ill for spverul weeks, seems to be im proving quite satisfactorily re cently. Hobort Mansfield, who is employ ed with the forot service and has been working on the coast for the pust two weeks, is visiting here with his wile ut the Charles Uice home. Finest Bryant and bis futher, W. S. Uryunt, are picking up potatoes in the Klamuth potato fields. II. P. Jtice paid a visit to the Hlce Bros, und Adums sheep ranch ut Analauf one day this week. Vic Wyntor Is u ('oquille visitor this week. j J toy Currier and his sister. Mrs. 1 FUa Spencer, are soon moving to the perle Wilder house eaHt of the schonlhouse. Frank Mulkey r acting as care taker ut the J. K. Hurvey promises on ('larks brnu;h until someone is engaged to take the place over permanently. Uoy Jtedford and family moved into Mrs. Priscllia Hulluck's house near the depot last week. They have been living on the C. (. Brown property in Sleepy Hollow. While traveling south rrom Seat Lie io their home lu San Frauctwo Tuesday evening ut 8 o'clock, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hereon hud u nar row escape from death or serious Injury when their coupe left the highwuy a short distance south of tiie Umpuuu uuio camp und turning completely over three times land ed upside down. Mr. Herron had a cut on one knee and Mrs. Herron Ut suffering from shock. They are ut the Myrtle holH, while the car, which wus badly damaged. Ik be ing repaired ut the itollcuhuugll garage in Cauyonville. in , POIITLAND, Ore., Oct.. 12. (A!) Abo.t 8.K0U families from the dnmght-strickul middle west have migrated to the three north west states c'nee last January, H. K. Solhy, chief of tho land use planning section of tiie res -JU le nient administration tald today. Idaho wus first with A.hol new families because, Uelby paid. It was tho 'first state In the line of mi gration fiotu the luidwo-st drougnt u'eac. Washington had 2,3-l9 and Ore gon 1,930 families. Pointing out there was sui'fuient farm land but Hat on.'y l.luO farm units were available :or rent or lease, Slby iaid undirected sot- l lc 111 en t would inttunify relief, tux delinquency, high cost of public fa cilities and other evils of pour lund areas. Of Washington's 2.329 new famf- lica, J.327 require relief und Mil need new (arm loans. He said 4tiy were self-Aupportlng and tlicro are 14b farm units available. In Iduho half will- need aid. 410 will require loans and 1 9uii are self supporting. There are 45 available farm units. Of Oregon 1.9;i0 ne families. ,315 will need relief. 454 loans. und 1S2 ure Kcif-supportiug. There rj-e 3K7 furiu unity. 1 1 children may utteud the clinic 1 thp iiwtriiint'N Jtev. and Mrs. Harold V. Meyers j wore dinner guesu on Sunday of j rtev. and Mrs. (JL K. Truebiood. j Mrs. Buclu Willuims has as her j guest thhi week her sister, Mrs. Ada Hicks and sou of Poughkeep-! sle, New Vorlr I . V. Wimberly and wife and L. I U Wimberly and wife of Itosebuig MELROSE YONCALLA MYRTLE CREEK MVllTUF t'BKKK. Oct. 10 Mr. and Mhh. iiobert StluiHon are r'- elving couKriKulaiious on the birth f a baby daHgliler, Itobei ta Jeau. horn September 2 a at Mcn v bos-1 itai. m rs. situison und babe wero taken Sunday to the home of Mr. SiIuimhi's phi fill on North Myrtle. Mr. and Mis. Ktilph Stearns and .Mi. and Mik. Uan Poling went to VO.VCAM.A. Oct. D.-MVa. Lena Pruitt and two children of Salem. Dir., are visiting ut the purentiul Chus Hummel home for u week. Clarence and Claire Cornutt took , load of furniture to Imlepend nee Thursilay. Mrs. Ceorge Kdes transacted busiuesK In Itimehurg Tuesday. Mrs. Audrey I.empKe, Mm. Wal ter Moore and 1. J. Itogers are vlKitlug relatives in Furckii, Calif.. Ibis week. Mv. Hogci-., uho has been down there tor the last month, will return home with them. .1. W. Mucey of Oakland transact ud bunine.ss here Kriilay. Mrs. llu'ih Warner transacted business in Kugoue Wednesday. Mrs. J. Jackson w hh called to Aurora Fiiiluy due to the Illness of hnr sister. WATKINS (;H0l)S. -Adv. - and tlit-n uuii-k relief! That Is the remarkable experience of 11 well-known Oregon num. Mr. J. A. Harvey, of Bi-i N. Front St.. Salem, Ore. Head litis Sworn Statement; Agonizing Backache "For -0 yruis I was ti victim of kidney misery. Finally my back wus so son and puiulul It tell I1U1' , It would break in two. My res) wuh ' brokn up at nil hours of the night. ' jo 1 hud to gt't up as high as ! TIMi;s lu one nigl'l. und Mime- 1 limes my momuHi would bloal u so bud Viith ga.4 thai tt Memed llki It was actually going to burn!! "I haw what 11uTnge viip do ; tug for so many Sjdcin people, no ! I got Koiiie und stalled taking it, and I want you to know that it t-ct- I titiuiy was it III.KSSINC to nu. ; It relieved thowo awful backache, : dioe the gas ami blimiiir,' lutm my stoiiuK'h nrgans. and now I feel . line. I am more than glml io eti Mm to au I age lot wIihI It did lor me." Nnturr'r Own Herbs SCFKI.'i'KIJS Tbl metlKiiif lh helping 'ilPHSANOS right her In liohi'hut g und it -mil It con tuin.s 21 (ileal Naluiat llerli. und nearly u dozen nnuo Valuable lu gredli'Ms! The rout a low - It !c WITHIN Till: 1IKACH OK Al.l. lon't put it off any longer. tiiM Van-Tagt- TtlVY at Fut'eitou'i. licall lrurf btoie. Adv. FOOTBALL COTTAGE GROVE ROSEBURG Finlay Field FRIDAY, 8 P.M. Music by Roscburg School Bond Students 25c Adults 35c MKLlumC, Oct. 10. Mr. und Mrs. William Cooper moved last week to tho Prone place which they recently purchased. They have re sided for the past year on tho old Jullifi place. Frederick Uecker left Suiidnv for Klamath Falls where he will be employed In tho poiato fields. Miss Helen Hackluud returned to ItoHChurg Tuesday after spend ing Monday and Monday night viHitlng her mother, Mrs. Carl Uacklund. Kmll Nelson, who is emnloved In the lumber mills ut Port Or ford, spent the week-rmd visiting hla futher und brother ut M drone-. Mr. and Mrs. Dick HuhIiiicII were lulled to Portlund Tuesday by the serious illness of the latter'a lather. Mrs. Cora lb others and Carl Mieley made election, combined an uduresB on monopoly, government rogulution of currency and American isolation from . European miliiaiy affairs with a brict commendation of t Lemke as a "legislator" and an oblique retorence to his own de sire ta return to the ae-nute. spent Sunday ut the parental Ira Wimberly home. A venison dinner wus enjoyed, the venison being furnished for the occasion by (I. V. Wimberly. Mrs. Chloo' Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. Chiii'li'ii JcuKon and baby and John Jensou all of Woodland, Wash., were week-end guests at the Hen lied rick home. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Rcdford and father, K. J. Kcdford, went to Ban- don Sunday. Miss Mildred Jerauld of Port-1 their names: land and Miss fieraldine Cooper of ganizution c Camas, asn., were visiting hun duy ut the parental K. G. Whipple and J. 0. Cooper homos. Mr. and Mrs. Tangent spent Him Pnif Klnvri CiL'iil linnip On ---- " r- mm Sunday the Lights and their guests went to Hattdon to view the ruins frlin 01 uie ure. SKATTLE, Oct. 12. (AP) Union labor, eiiKu.-;cd In picketing ticvenil Seattle businesses, found itself picketed today when a Bcorc of women Buddeuly started an un heralded picket line around the labor temple. They carried flags and wore Baudvich BiriUi demanding the re opening or Uie strike-closed i'ont iniellitfeucer, Hearst morning pa per closed by American uuwsuper ijuild pickets August 13. 1 he women declined to state disclaimed any or sponsorship, and said they were "just Seattle house- wive and good Americans." One nolicciiiKLn finiuuril innL A. H. Foiester of j care Df tjie BU(ldea truf'ic conges- (ue w UJs-euu i lion cmirien iv -uriniiR mntm-isttu and pedestrians, then v ent on his OREGON" UNIVERSITY PLANS HOMECOMING EFGENK. Ore., Oct. 12. (AP) Homecoming; pians for the L'niver- alty of Oregon October 23 to 25 are receiving added impi-U-s here, the major event of the full term and hi?.hlir:ht of the entire nchool year looms lets tlr.m two week3 awn, Walter Eschebeek of Klamuth Fulls, head of the i;tu- de::t committee in charge, t-uid today. Main event of the three-day cele bration for returning- graduate.' and oiu siuuenis win ue me ( iregun-1 walked through Washington Stato 'grid game on I their offices. Huyward field, Oct. 21. pickets told iiueivlewers they had no connection with the Post-la tcllitf oncer, and refused to ta'k to one newspaper vomuu wiiom they characto.iaed as a "guild mcmijor." Tho nickeling contingent suid there were J5u Seattle houiicwlvuu on cull and that they would take turns picketing until their feet got tired, and :jitil the PoBt-lutelli-geucer is per.uitted to resume pub lication. Charles Doyle, central labor council secretary, baid he hud told Police Chief W. B. Sevcryus to insure that the women were permitted to picket, and to arrest anyone who "insulted them.". He and other union labor offic.inht tho picketline .to CITY VISITORS JUigh Coiol;u!(, of Oaklund, lias a bitsinoKS vibilur in this city yes terday. C. I). Tiilcol, of Mloyid spent Monrlay in this city altemlinK to businufis. Mrs. Itln l.aswti!! and Mrs. Lena Sti-onK. d' i-od(ie canyon, spe.nl yesterday in town shopping. John Ilyron, ot Olalla, was in town yesterday for a tew hours on hnsinesH. Mrs. Hilna I Inline, of Idleyld a linsinoss trip t0 spent yesterday in town shoppinK Kdward Uusenliurk, neeoiniianieri I yr Ills Kllests, Ken ell Woods unri llnslor Cody, of Days Creek, left Sunday lor Klamntli Falls where they will be omployed ill the po tato harvest. Air. anil .Mrs. John lilnrton mov ed Inst week Into tho Gene Morris house. They have been camped on lop of the cost ihiiko where the toriuer has boen employed lu 1ik Sini? for several weeks. Mr. ml Urn Vincent I're.-hern. Alrr. -'Cora Urnthern mid f'.n-l Sueloy Hpunt last Sunday ut iioek creel;. John Jones ot Itoseliill'K made u hllslness trip to Melrose Wedlies-da-. Alvin Anderson returned Inline Saliinlay after l.r.s einpioyeil al Winston for the past several weeks. .Mr. and .Mrs. I,. T. lilnrton und Iwo children are camped on the flat below the old Melloi'e CCC nunp. The toriuer is employed by Mr. Shrimp In IokkIhk on the const raUKe. The lilnrton family has been i:amped for several weeks on the jnoiiiiiaiii, 1ml owintj to the fire Imzaril of last week Ibev mov. eu on tne moiinlain. but plan move bac k before long. DRAIN and visiting Dayion .Minter. of Kellopy, spent yesterday in Itosebuig attending to business. A. U. Perkins, of Canliner. was a businesa visiior in this city yes terday. -Fr.ink Norris. Nonda AndcrKon and Willard Ruch. of KeetUport, were businefls visitors here yester day. Attorney V. I. Hondas, of MaiMhfteld, was here for u few hours" yesterday on business. foaVk Tisdale, of Nutherlin. at tended to business here for u short lime yesterday. Dan Maupiu, of Flkion, was in town for a tew hours yesterday on business. F. F. Parker, of Wilbur, spent a few hours in town yesterday at tending to business. Charles S. Hyar. of lioberts creek, was a business visitor in this city ye.sterday. Miss Pearl Hose Robinson, of Oakland, shopped a u d visited friends here yustorday. Mrs. Al. Meredith, of liico creek. spent yesterday in town shopping and-visiting friends. Mrs. iluell, of Myrtle Creek, shopped and viidted friends in this to city yesterday. Lyle Minsters, of Happy valley, was in town attending to business I for a few hours ye.sicrday. I M. if. pinion, oi t mpquu. tmjnu im.UN. Oct. i:i.-nie ladies of Hie Chriftiun church met on Wed nesday io an all-day meetiiii; for leaning and preparing the church for the home coming day Sundnv. A clinic will be held ut the Drain made Helmut. October II' and lf. Or. Campbell will vaccinate, uIvm invoi.i, Ute Schick and tuber culin tPUR Alsft all nre-sclmol nun cd to business in town for hours yesterday. John Pei in i, of Coins lock, was here for n few hours jesterday at tending to business. Mis. K. M. I-'eiber, of Oakland, wus here yesterday shopping -ind Isiting friends. J. 11. Henslce, of Kiddle. ntt"nd eel to -business here for a short time yestephiy. SIX MILLION SPENT . DAILY FOR LIQUOR CHICAOO, Oct. 12: (AP)The bill for alcoholic beverages in the I'nitcd States wince the end of pro hibition was placed by the Ameif can Uusiness Men's Research foundation at $K,Ouo,uOO,000. The orgaiiiution said It used government figures and current re tail prices for its basis in calcu lating the expenditure per family in. post-prohibition's 40 months at During the period extending from the re-legalization pf beer In April. 133. to Aug. 1, 1935, the organization placed the nation's drinking bill at an average of 5i.7u.s,0to a day. Purchases, the report added, amounted to Slti,- 9i0,2UU a week and $ 201,25 8, bUU a month. The foundation suid liquor drinking hud increased 18 per cent and beer drinking 16 per cent in the fiscal year of 193t as com pared with the same period last year, while the amount spent by consumers cent. . hud , increased 21 per BORAH SPEAKS AT UNION PARTY. RALLY llOUAH speaks at no 4 HOISF, llaho. Oct. 1?. (AP) William IC. I lorn h, 30 years u re publican Fen a tor, acted as a "pinch-hitter" hist ni.ht for a fol lower of the late Senator Huey Long at what bad been sched uled us a union -party rally in sup port of Conhrefesniau William Lemke. The senator, a candidate for re- "Tor betler biscuils Schilling Powder mi -plus a FREE TICKET through CALIFORNIA , lirjl-iUx rmmdirip f.irc lo the l-.l low lis iimimcr ixcurMon irc i" ni" poinlO art in ertet-t d llm u inlrr. ou Mil HKlndc .xnn hmmn 1 " AngclM nd Ihc Soulhwru's dcrt t,-,n iicl cocM r.iuh rc pon. lor no aiMilinn.il fare. 1 hi-. AiiIckc ol somi: or rcuirnini! ihroofh ibe warm un thint of California and the t"li" SnilhtvcM applic. t-n our new. winwr hiw-i-U and nrtiM.les. in elletl. a ttt .' "wo (Ji;,.r. leate ant tlav fn.m now timil Mat 14, IW.Relurn limit Wl tlatv I ample: CHICAGO and back... '86 1,.kI in air ivmlilioned ManJaitl Pullmant, pint Itecih. Sinilarlv mluieil nrt tl.M "in let latcsvi.California to cither eaJtenuiiici. Reduced Coach and Tourist Fares.loo! Rcdtned tnath and nwriM n.untliri rati via ( aliftirma, uilh b monllts rrlMm limit, arc im ale (rum ouw unnl May U next year Follow the stinnv southern route, through California, to your eastern destination; tt.en return on tour ihoke of northern lines, or rcterse the order, rxainplc: ('.,. h 7'.M.t CHICAGO . . 62.20 l oj. b fjns are mxd in nnxlern. air-ttinui-lionetl loathes and nets tt pethair tan. Tour ist tares arc jitHnl in air-tonditionctl Full mans (plus berth) to Chicago. St. I ouis. Memphis or New Orleans and in coaches lu ilcsiinaiiiMis east ol those points. Southern Pacific J. E. CLARK, Agent Phona 11 MrsStanley Williums. Mrs. lint tie Schnlfz and Mrs. 'Lorraine tiwun, all o( silendalf, stniu buei lieas visitors hero yenlerday. 1.ISNNV RAPOHE and 12 great artists at Oriental Gardens next Wednesday nlffht. Adv. STOMACH, RECTAL & COLON AILMENTS STOMACH-Ulcen, Acidity, Indigestion. RECTAL-PileHsUlcert, Fissure, Fistulc COLON - Colitis, Bloat ing, Gaa.Corutipatioru Nn twunlnl mtrmie onrta (kin. Ki w ute or etui rot i-Ktt owtiLt i Dr. C. J. DEAN CLINIC Phyilcltm mad Surgeon N.E. Corner Bumildt? und Grnd Anun Trlerhonf EAtt W 1 S PnrllanJ.Ori-con Douglas Funeral Home EaUbllahed 1B20 Perfect Funeral Service, AMBULANCE SERVICE PHONl? 112 (ady Attendant PHONE 112 Pine and Lane 8t. H. C. STEARNS FUNERAL DIRECTOR ;av: $3.30 Every Ten Hours Gentlemen: August 21, 193G. Having recently completed my harvest with one of your RD-4 "Caterpillars," I was interested in the comparison of my ex penditures for fuel for the Diesel Tractor and fuel costs for the Thirty Gasoline "Caterpillar" which I fonnei ly owned. The gasoline tractor used for a ten-hour period, between thirty and thirty-five gallons of fuel at an average cost of 12c per Gallon; the Diesel tractor used only twelve gallons at an aver age cost of 7 12c per gallon. This indicates a saving of $3.30 each ten-hour shift. I cannot be too loud In my praise cf the RD4 Diesel "Cater pillar." Not only is It economical to operate, but its perform ance Is unapproacnable. It was rr.y thought that you might be interested in my" ex perience. You may feel perfectly safe in saying to anyone, "try it," as Its ease in operation will be more than convincing. Yours very truly, JAMES BEAMER. Farm Bureau Cooperative Exchange if tTsS ' -MM tf'H f a." t- ts it-zzzz- msm ..and have rleating Comfort for years! 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