Roseburg news-review., June 29, 1938, Page 2, Image 2

ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1938.
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Ilallr Ra'ant Huatfur kr Ika
Mawa-Hav'aw lac
.rollier af Tke jtaaoplalrll l-roaa
Tlia Aa'oulaK'd l'r la iisiluiilv
Ir outuluti u- iho u fur roinitw i-a-lion
of nowa dlf uti-litta uriiilllad
lo It r not ollicrwlaa iTmllu-il In
tbla puiior and to nil Imul
iulill.liml liuruln. All rlllhu of ra
.blloallon of apodal dlapatcllea
Earalu ara alao ruaurved,
IJU.RHI8 BM.BWOBTU Editor
1 Bntorod aa acona clan "
Mar 17, 1U. t Iha pot offka ut
Bonoburn, Oroiion, undor of
aroh 8, H7I.
Raprasantid by
Nan York 271 MnrtlKiin Avo., flil-
roll lllll HU'llln'linoll HldK.,
aalr (33 S. tor " Slrtmt, He
allla 6u:i Ulownrt threat. Portland
-120 F. W, WitU fltrool, Vaarouvrr,
' . C.-T11 Mall Hid. ' .UKI
411 N. Tanth Str.au Atla H
Orant Bulldlna.
akaarlpuoa Hataa
nallr.per yaar b mall.
Bally. 5 montha br ma 1 "J
Dull.l mon'ba br ma l. ...... 1"
Dallr. I) onrilar par uiontb....
Villi, Mr aarrlar tur Tar .f
Now Is the Time
Tlim inoi-nliiK tlio AhhooIiiUkI
Prowl wh'tia cniTk-il llio nevR
llmt Ihu Mi or Tim Dnllun lmu nu
' tliiiilauil lis olty uniiliioor to l"'"
pure pinna nnil Hixuill'lcut tona for
11 city iiiilutorluni. The council con
toimilutoa tlio coiistmcllnn ( mi
' outdoor pool lOfixiil) root in iliincti
alonu, to coat iiiiui-oxlimiloly SUV
000.
To (lioao who ltuvo urgiiotl llmt
n pool la not ueeilt'd'lioro bi-ciuiuo
thlH i-.lty la locttlml on n rlvor, 111"
iibovo should provo moat hitm
uatlnif Tlio DnllM la on tlio bnnlJ
fit tlio (trout pool crouU'il by tbo
ltonnovtllu ilinn nitcl yot tbo cliy
t'Hiui:ll tlioi'o ilotoriiilnoa lo con-
HtlllOt IV KOIIcrOtO BWllllllllllK pool.
rhoro ia .horlly to begin u now
BliomlliiK "ml lomllK lK" '
lliu fLMloral iiovoinmiiiil- Now
fur work for tlio uneiii-
., 1 ..,111 ha nilKllt. Wo biivu
,i,..,,n thin lii tbo pnfl. H'o
loultoiylina boon morally oo.iibo.l
(r siiltnblo piojocta lo kuop ' "
vorliora imay. A awlininlnK I10"1
prujoct bus not provloualy boon
.-' Bponaoml bii Roly for tbo rouon
llmt llio coat of nmunu.m "
' projoot wonl.l bo nitbor liii'KO.
i.. ....n.iii boro. H
JUil n Pu"i
...... i. t nn Bcbool property
; Tbo lupor oouW bo rurnlBhoil 1)
: WPA. It Booiioi i IbooBii ii" "
' llio proper tlmo' lo iiotuully
: iinn-ut gotlliiB n awlniiiibiK I"1
Ue Your Hend
: miii uluistly ibiy nppn'ooboa
I . ,.. i- ,, to
. . - Kvorymm) "
, , in, ni flvorniokor Willi n 1"
' - i ,,.,! llir-n llllio llio cm'
mtt lor u iP-inlli-iin-boiir plu
I...1I.1..V li'iil'fic.
,,.imlhi-r olio of tboao
I niiinml Vonilli of July t-.lllorh.la.
Viiwn nwuy, lnolln-r.
lint ilon't-lf sou nron'l '11
I nmily yol lo aollb- down Into tbi.t
' einrnul loop--lon-l M.'t .'lum'!
i., llio Ith of .Inly-
' It intBlit ovon ho worlb your wblb-
to Ko.-P .v.""!' wlla ov.-iy 0") .
I In. month.
' Kr Ihla la tbo imtl munli-roua
' ..,.,ii. .,f tin, vottr. For flvo .'!'i"
iiiiiio niwiiln ltuvo ill.'.l !' ui'i'l
I .i.,ii.i oiiiiat-K 111 July Ihun III .my
.hi iiuinlh. July ih.ya r Hi
boy .l.-ya for train.' nrchl.-nla. ff
ilruwilluRB, for flrt-worka lujuilot
.,f i-mirao. iiml for fulnl I'"19
Mint' Hum two niul hnlr tlm.'s
iniinv iiorsnna m.'io alnlo by
' lllim'a aluplillty "tl ftiroli-aamwa
Ittat July na 'oat tliolt- llvoa tiur
liilt th onilio lU'VolulloiiHiy r
ii.,., million wen- InJulT.I.
v,..,,., i,,,,ihr-lf sou run In
llio fitt-o of I bill !
Editorials on New
(Con mm ad (rem imno 1.)
ftivo him tho kiml r toumoss ho
wniilH. hollovos as siin'cvoly nn w
ovor MtuYtM Hnyihln tltut vhm
lhln rotmtiy nbovo ovciy-
llihiR pIpo if an INli:rKMKN r
fniiKrojtrt, miulo i of nion who
wilt do lludr OWN Till N K 1 N it
liittUMMl of bllniHy tiiKhiK onloiK
troin the hlto Housp.
UPON w it'i'tf ohllRHlUm to
keep this it friw country KOli
Ol' It riltLPHKX. I'ompntnitlus
too mut'li Miwor In ono tnuii'n
IiiuhIs dojtnv5 ficodotn.
Hero on Buln Irvinp llin
of Isadottf, KM It huslncsB visitor
in this city 1 utility.
KI!(II:NU, On-., Jlinu 28. (AIM
Hay Irvlii, 11, was accitloiiially
kllltul by it ouinpuiiluu on it btiiitliiK
oxoiiraluii Hour roat SpriiiKflol.l
tbla iiflorilunn, county oftlcltilH uu
uuiiiifo.l. i lit una tlio Hon of Kv
orott Irvlii, liuvullliiis llinokeopor
for tbo Wl'A,
Amnupiinloil by Vlrull Tlioni
iiuiiii, I I, mill Vuriion llaiul, Kuy
bail koiio lulu tho IiIIIh noar Itla
liuiiio. Kit:U uf Ihu boya carrloil It
cullhr.i trie mill ahortly itfttn-
ihoy lofl town, llu-y "flualiml u
flock of hiir-uinla tli.it liuU huuii
foi-illiiK on u !'". I iiiilinul.
I' in hula Hliot at tlio luroa nun
youiiK llaiul bail Jiuit roliiii.lo.l IiIh
rlllti whim It uoolilouliilly tlla
chaiKO.I ua Irvlii wulkcil in trout
of him. "
Tin, hullo, iintoro.l Ihu uoy-a
tumult) anil ho illoil bofmu bolp
ooiihl bo tihtiilnuil.
FORMER MELROSE
RESIDENT Ulho
A K.i. , In ir In will-it roi'olvoil boro.
Mm. t'brla Nlolaon, Bo, foiniorly of
iMoii'oao, tiro., uiou juuo .i, H, i.
i,i.. M II luiutilliil. Ml'H.
I'll mil n,.u,
k.ii..iu.... i..... in., ill wlilln oil i- nu- lor
bor liuahunil anil olovou cbllilrfii,
ho In it Clillcill conilltion mini
piinuiiionbi. Sbo la aiirvlvoil by
i..... iiiu.iiiiiiii imii iiiovon children.
Iwo of which, Claytnii mid Wood-
row, rosldo at nimroHo, inoy ton
Tiinmiiiii tin Now Knulaiid N. I
In iiltond tbo ftincriil. Tb'u Nlol
aon family roHldnd for throo yonrit
lit Molroan until April 1, laal, wlion
they rolriirnoil lo tnoir uuu-acro
lancli at Now kiikiuiiu.
KRNR PROGRAM
(1600 Kllooyclua)
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1:00 Musical Htuoplechuse, MILS.
1:30 Hollywood Howl Open
llouao Farly, MI1S.
i:00 llollwood Duces. M113.
i:30 Howie Wing, MBS.
i:lfi Fulton Lowls Jr., MUS.
1:00 Popeye, MBS.
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1:30 Frank Hull, MH3.
,1:15 liittirludo.
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S: 16 American Family ltobln
aon.
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l):lti Kklnnay Kniils, M11S.
!l:30 ,loo ('uniiiiiKliani, MHS,
II MR Singing Strings, MHS.
10:00 Tho 1'luy Hoys, MIIS,
10:15 Sign Off, :
. THURSDAY, JUNE 30
7-1111 "irili-K- Itll-ilw "
7:30 News-Review Newscast.
7:40 Hansen Motor to. news.
TM5"AIrm Clock i.:iuo.
V'llil Mni'iihiir MnlnilliiH
8:30 Full Gospel Church of the
Air, Rev. A. naroia rersing
!l:00-Happy tiling. Jills.
OilB Man About Town,
11:30 Dolly Dawn.
n. .ir. M,,.. riuiiiiUllitr. MHS.
10:00 D.-tllcnllon of N. . World a
Full- Feilcri! Hldlt.. MHS
in-tr, All KnirliHli Lawn Telinia
Club Cluiiuplonslilii. MHS.
11:00 Songa of the West. Copco
11 ; if, Variety Show of Iho Air.
1 1 .:in Kiiii'ltiirbocUor syuiniiony.
11:15 Paul Small. MHS.
I2:0ii Symphony.
I a : 1 R Mldslremn. MHS.
12:30 Agricultural Dully. ll
12:46 Hansen Motor Co. News.
to.no Nnuia-Raulew of the Air.
.ww ...
1:00 Hennlngor's , Man on mo
Street.
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i iii .T.iv tiiuMlmi tin-It. MHS.
l:Hi-The .lohnaim Fuinlly. MHS.
2:110 t Your t'oininanii. .
S:30 Today's Front Page.
2:15 Hady llnrrla. MHS.
t.uii l.'iiihilne Fancies. MHS.
i-ir. .-.Null. Aiiuullc M.'i-I. MHS
3:30 .lar.it Noclurno. MHS.
4:uii Wtillenalt'lns Dn-b. MHS.
4:311 Itiulio Campus. MHS.
4:15 tins Arnhiotn.
5:00 Croabys Orcb. MHS.
5:15 The Children's Hour.
ft-m Unuili Winn. MBS.
6l45Melody Lane with Wanda
Armour.
0:15 -T.-.l V i-ellia.
(I:3ii- Frank Hull. MHS.
11:45 -Inttii'luib-.
6:50 Hansen Motor Co. News.
K. nr. Mmuji PLmhua.
TjiiiChlcn niul Ilia (irtmp. WHS
7 : 15 - Itrookl. n sympunny.
7:30 Grean Hornet. MBS.
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S:I5 Hawailiin Hu. lli.iuioa.
S:00 Alka Seiner News. MBS.
1:15 -Atstn-ws Ol'i'h. MHS.
'.1:30-rin.is tllcb. MHS.
-.1:15 - To He Annuunct'il,
10: cu -Sklimuy F.nnls. MHS.
1(1:10 -Slen Off. .
Daily Devotions
Hy UU. CHA3. A. EDWARDS
"IW'tmty for ashes - thu pur
nu nt of initsi tor the spirit of
h.'iiviiipsn" H somvthtnR llkn
llmt ni;u volon tnnis I oin.i Hon
hits not, ofrnslonally tnk-.Mi
nl;u-f In your cxporlom-t' 1-M-haof
von onht to link why tt
ha not, hays of tirukne;t aiut
hnin-H of tlt'piospion will corny,
hut tf then Ik any rcitlUy In
lhi nioiutc of vw V('lC.
tlUMc is a way up hih! out (f
siu-h stall's of uitml and soul
upon In tilt' man who twlicv-'s
In (ioil, ami yon ami I and overy
one w ho so hotiow miht to
m ahh to limt it. Aft or all.
thrsP ureal promise ro not
shnplx' yh.'inihiil phnios. or
in i1 it w (slit nt think in, Wo
haw fcmul Thy won! lnu, (Mir
tiod. In many a day tunt hour ot
IuhmI, hm w would piay that
tmr faith and coniidciuo -uUht
trnivv stnniiici-, and nioio veal a1'
the dayt cohm and uu and that
utrtMigth ml comfott vy I
Sic at realities to u. Amen
1 OUT OUR WAY ' By WilUanw
3 f J&ZZSXs 7 THAT'S JUST WHAT VCHJ-RE MISTAUeN THAT'S 1
HAS HAPPENED" YOUR. I THE ONLV TIME. HE COES
finU I KS&55 BOV HAS BEEN OILIMl 1 THINK, IS WHEN HE'S TRy-
'tf 'S 1, ?'A PBETTV OFTEN. AND .j- I , I VOU PUT IN A COMPLETE f
''Wm' r' 'Z&fc&tX IT'S KILLED TH' GRASS U NEW LAWM AND I'LL 5EE
Mr' T 0 0 'A IN THE5E 6POT5.,, I THAT THERE'S NO MORE.
t? $:? rV'OA &UES&HEJUST PREMEDITATED
Zsxk:.t DIDN'T THINK V K MURDEK.
'MWNoWr'lOT t? fT if fe-
I ;i! bAllor-NEBf. Ki- -
WVt m VaVffA WMy MOTHERS OET (3BAY ' J
U III MMU 14 II IJ LYM II II M sbo RHid, In a low voice. "Here we
ii ii i ii ii r 1 1 1 1 ii i i hi ii ii
IIULUUI IIUI1LIITIUUI1
BY EDWIN RUTT Copyright 1938, NEA Servie Inc,
CAST OF CHARACTERS
JOSIOI'H 8ANDIIA.M boro; bn
Ibnugbt ho was on top ot tlio world
until he smacked Into
KKI.LY AIICIIKR horoino; sbo
thought she was bunded tor the
altar until abu aniacked into
HI). Iho YVF.ASEL gangater;
he thought bo was headed some
where, too, but tirtalra somehow
got mixed up.
Yoatorday: Joo biuhcUei Into a
hluken poddlor ttnil nt tho mo
mont when tlioy aro huuking nwtiy,
the state troopoiB come zonming
down tho highway.
CHAPTKU VI
Stnto Troopors McKee, Cnlluh.m
and DnnyilK worn returning
heiuhiuartors from having quwlteti
a riot In a voadhmiBO. Hut por-
(lulvlng two upnnrHiUly disalilcd
triudtfi, u I lock ot ehiekouB llttor
ing up (ho highway and what, look
oil like a huatiMl iirpument (they
paused In their hmnoward flight.
Hulling their moloruycloR in tho
middle of the mud hot still .strnd
dling Dunn, they gazed upon the
recent, debit lent with tut treat
Slate Trooper .McKee, uudouialily
the Htrongeat perHOiutllty of the
trio, spoke fii'rit,
Now then," inquired Klittu
Trooper McKee, "Whttt's goln' on
here?"
To Mr, Antonio Ciuseppo Tar
amino the advent of the constab
ulary had been an the coming of
Hluchor to the Duke of Welling
ton. .lust n moment ago he had
wut died helplessly as the Ford
backed off the telegraph polo pre
paratory to resuming speed. Now
It appeared thai all operations
would be muted.
"Deesa guy . , ." begun Mr
Tarantlno, pointing at Joe.
Ho got no further.
"Shut up." commanded State
Trooper McKee. "I'll do the talkln
here."
ftefore beginning he studied the
aRseinhlage. Ho was tt little non
plussed by It. Antonio Giuseppe
Tarantlno looked what he was, an
excitable Italian. Kellv and Joe
looked collegiate. Kd the Weasel
looked like uoihinp on earth. State!
1 ronper McKee Hcrnlehed bis head
In perplexity, trying to reconcile
the association of the three in the
Kord,
"You." he said at lust. Indicat
ing Joe. "What happened hero?"
Hriefly Joe told him.
"And," he finished, "this fellow
expects us to pay for his chickens
when the accident was his fault,"
"Hell." said State Trooper Cal
lahan, who hated being left out
of a discussion, "what's the sense
of payin' for 'em? They're here,
ain't they?"
"That'p more or leys what we
told him," said Joe.
State Trooper McKee ma.le up
his mind to brook no interference
with his cross-examination. He
indicated Stale Troopers Callahan
and hamig.
"Kxamlne that truck over
there,'' he ordered frigidly,
Coerced by Mr, Me Fee's force
fulness. State Troopers Cullahtst
and Maiutg did as bidden. They
returned presently to report the
truck In fair condition, save tor it
stiiihtly-denled radiator.
"It'll run. won't it?" asked State
Trooper McKee.
"Sure. Ain't nothln' wronc with
(he engine."
"Then take it away" said Mr
McKee to Antonio Giuseppe Tar
antino. "We can't have no such
thing block in up the road."'
Antonio Ciuscppe Tara ntino
wrung his hands, Thine were not
i going to hi liking. U looked as
; if he were going tn hne to pay
! for (he wandering thickens nut of
j bis own pocket.
(l "Hut tin chicks?" he remou
nt rut ol.
"Cluck, elm k.' sftid a kibiUine
hen. as if to help remind Mr.
McKee th-tt featheied folk werv
pieseut.
State Trtn.per McKee gazed dis
approvingly down at the hen.
Then, with a esitdden movement,
he bent and scooped her up. much
as Mr. Frank Crosetti is wont to
cottp up a grounder.
'Iht'i you ait." he atd in
unphuutl), piesentUig the hen to
u - i-- ig.-Kj ; .-v-
i
Mr, Taruntlno. "That's the way
to catch a chicken, Why, gee,"
he lidded disgustedly, "I could
catch thoao here chickens myself
in five niiiiutOK. Wilhout inakin'
nil UiIb rumpus."
At this juneturu Stnlo Trooper
Cullahun took umbrage For a
long time Htute Trooper Cullnhnn
had been fed up with the over
hearing deportment of State
Trooper McFee. Aftor all, he and
Statu Trooper McFee were ot
equal rank In tho force, And he
was gutting n bit- alck of Mr. Mc
Kee a domination and gBiierai
braggadocio. It was till right, ho
thought, as long ua Stnlo Trooper
Mo Foe confined his dictatorship to
police matters. Hut witching chick
ens waa something else. And
Stato Trooper Callahan had caught
chickens on a farm, man ad hoy,
for 22 years. 1 I.I
Wherefore State Trooper Cab"
hihan Insinuated himself Into the
picture.
"I'll bet you a dollar,," t said
Stato Trooper Callahan, eyeing
Mf McFoo .evenly, -"that . I i;i(n
'euttth more of those chickens than
yon can." ' i
State Trooper McFee looked at
him pityingly, then with mounting
anger. His stntus us a chicken
catcher had been impugned. And
by one over whom he had long
been accusomed to lord It.
"Why, you poor sup," he said,
and thought to have sottled the
matter.
Hut he hadn't. .
: "I've still got a dollar," per
sisted State Trooper Callahan,
"that says I can." -
State Trouper McFee glared at
him. Then, with ominous calm;
he dismounted front his motor
cycle, wheeled it across the road
and parked it against the stone
wall.
"Okay." he shUI gratingly. "You
asked for it. 111 Just take that
dollar."
lhe hell you will," said State
Trooper Callahan, rubbing bis
hands expectantly. He, too. parked
his motorcycle.
Kor n second the contestnnta
at end nt tbe roadside, with the
chickens ebbing n n d flowing
around their feet.
'tine, two. three fro! V burked
Stnlo Trooper McFee. mid they
dived simultaneously into he
poultry.
Followed u (ire nt to-do upon the
Albany Post Itoad. Consternation
reigned a mid the ranks of tho
Rhode Island Heds. They flitter!
hither niul yon about the district,
in n symphonv of alarmed cIuck-
iim, crowinps and winc-flappings.
And State Trooper McKee nnd
Callahan, guided by their flash
lights, plunged after them, clutch
ing ami grabbing, just two boys
trying to make good.
Mr. Callahan heat Mr. McKee to
the tiist punch by capturing thr"c
hens tis against one nnd a roostor
for his opponent. These wero
handed to Mr. Tarantlno w'jo
pushed them into one of the dam
aged crates as best he could. 1
A moment later Mr. McKee
evened the count when State
Trooper Callahan. pursuing ft
likely-looking broiler over Ate
low stone wall, tripped and loll
into a ditch. Mut Mr. Callahan,
aroused by this bad brenk. for
sook the ditch hurriedly ann got
hark into the fight. Then, for 10
minuten. a hitter, drawn struggle
ensued. It was anybody's ball
came.
Krom tbe front seat of the Ford
Kelly Archer looked on. cxasp"r-
QUICK, POSITIVE RELIEF for
HEMORRHOIDS'""
For 26 ytart t hv tc
ti(ully treated thcuind
t peopl for the tilmeott
artecialtte in. Rectal
and Colon and Stomach ail
tttentatempltttlydpntawar
ith without a hospital
rprlliM. Nn enntinarnent. -
No ! of time from your work. CU
wittt lor FREE Booklet today.
Dr. C.J. DEAN CLINIC
PArtcVan and Surgeon
I Car t mJ aad Oriel m
T.llfilaBI EAlt JIR PrtUnA, Ortr.
W-rajaiat
utod. -
"Well, Isn't this something"
she said, In a low voice. "Here we
are being forced to Canada ut the
point of n gun and the law spends
the golden hours chasing chick
ens. No wonder things are upset
in this country."
Something hard struck the small
of her back.
"Shut up' hissed the Weasel
hoarsely. " 'Less you wnnta stop
a bullet.
His tones were tho tones of u
desperate man. Kelly subsided.
Cornered, such us tho Weasel
would doubtless atop ut nothing.
(To be continued!
THE
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FEATURE FLASHES FROM
KRNR ZZZZZ
ON THF. AIR FROM EVERYWHERE
"Prejidenl Roosevelt at World's
Fair"
Two addrosaoB by Prosldt-nt
Frmikliii Ii. Kooaovolt uro acbo
dulud over the Mutual-Don Loe
HroadcaatfiiK aystein. Thursd:ty,
June 30. The first will Inins Iho
voice or the preBldent from the
rodoral building at the New Yqrk
world's fair site, 10 to 10:30 a. in.,
mid in the second. Mr. Jiooaevolt
will be beard addresalntf the Na
tional Ktlucution iHKocuitlon con
vention, 11 to 11:45 a. in. In the
laitor addreas, tlio president is
expected to outline the future for-
einii policy ol the United stains
Willi respect to Europntui and
Asiatic nations.
"The Green Hornet"
Britt Held, crusading young
newspaper publisher, smashes an-
othor "would-be legal" -.-ticket li(
Ills eoloi-rul radio program, "The
Green Hornet" which reaches west
const air listeners, Thursday, .Tune
30, 7:30 to S p. in. over tbo -Mu-liuil-IJon
Leo Broadcasting sys
tem. "Country Editor"
John Coons; the rollicking figure
or radio and acreenlaud who play
ed "Tommy" in the stage hit,
"Dead Knd"; Hope Nelson, Clay
Irvln, Ruth Allen, Leo Nixon and
Joe Duval are among the well
known rigures brought to weat
coast air lanes In "Country Edi
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE-
Without Calomel-Ant) You'll Jump Out of Bed li
tbe Mornioi Rarin' lo Go
The liver should pour out two pounds of
liquid bile Into your bowels dally. If this btle
Is not flowins freely, your food doesn't digest
It just decay In the bowels. Gas bloats up
your stomach. You get constipated. Your
whole system ta poisoned and you feel sour,
sunk and the world looks punk.
A mere bowel movement doesn't set ai
the cause. It takes those good, old Carter's
Little Liver Pills to get these two pounds
of bile flowing freely and make you feel
"up and up." Harmless, gentle, yet amai
Ing lo making bile flow freely. Aslr for
Carter's Little Liver Pills by name. 2J-.
Stubbornly refuse a ay thing alM,
NEW T
and 85 H. P. engine.
and precision manufacture
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LAPHAM
YOUR FORD DEALER
tor" uinusing and coiortul dully
Berial heard over Mutual-Don Leo
stations, 1:15 to 1:30, Monday,
tliiougli Friday.
Thursday, Juno 30, Charles Me
Kinley, writer of the script and
Helen Thayer, producer, promise
a new Bensatiou in the lives of
these well known characters.
Coons plays the part of Nowt Ap
plegate, editor of the Spring lliil
Uugle. Love Interest is provid
ed in the romance of Jim Pritliliu,
printer, played by Irvin, and Mar
garet KogerH, whose role is handl
ed by Hope Nelson. Ruth Allen
la the "widow Ainsworth."
DANCE HALL CLOSES
FOR IMPROVEMENT
The Del Hey dance hall, at Win
cheater, will be closed until Fri
day, July 1, Leo Rogers, manager,
announced A today. -The tavern,
however, will remain in operation,
hut thero will he no dancing. The
dance hall ft to be redecorated and
BEN ASH FORD
Well known stunt pilot, and his stunt plane "The Silver Bullet,"
which will accompany the large Ford airliner to Roseburg Thurs
day and Friday. Whie here Bennie will give thrill rides with pas
sengers both day and night.
LAPHAM
PHONE 80 "YOUR FORD DEALER
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improved, and will
with u gala dance
Mr. Rogers reports.
yard iteel body same tj furnished on regular jjj-mfA
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Hit' uhrtlbait tt.lke truth, uni ina.t ttrt r,atr
in' tbauit. CIA dimeminn.bo' .Stake bodies also avail
able for 1 1 4' Cab.Ot er-iingint ebatm.
Phone 80