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Newspaper Page TextI FOUR ROSEBlRtVNEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1939. Hrnbrr mt The Aaaaelalr Praa Tb Anaoclated P la exclusive ly entltlad to tna una for republica tion of all dwi dispatcher credited to It or not otherwise credited In LhU paper and to all local news published herein. All rlaThta of r- CnbllcatioD of pc1b1 dJapataoea arelo ar alao raaervad. ftTARRIS EIA WORTH Editor Entered aa econd claaa matter Mar 17. 120. at the poat office at RoHebura;. OretTOB. under act of farcB l. liT Editorials on News (Continued from p&c 1.) more so. Treachery plays a lsa important part now tban ill the centuries of the past. (INDfVIDDAL treachery, that Is. NATJON3 can't be trusted much farther now than when the world was younger. Kxample: Stalin beckoning Hrltaln and France on with one hand while signing up with Hitler villi th other.) Represented by WEST-HoLtlDAY M Vork 271 Madison Ave.. Chl nio 360 N. MlchL-n Ave. Hmm rrnncmrn ?a0 BunV fltroet troll 319 StHphoDiion Dkitr.. AaxrlfM 433 H. Hprlnff till .set, He alt U 6U3 Htewart Street. Portland (20 B. W. Hllth Street. Vancouver. 711 Hall Bids., BU l.oul ill N. Tenth Street, Atlanta 10 tfraot Bull dinar. Olltll fllLISl(l HMcnitiM Hatea Da 1 1 T. per year 07 mall 15.00 Dally. 6 months by mall 2.60 Dally, 3 montns by mall 1.26 Dally, by carrier per month 66 Dally.br carrier r vtar.... 7 kii "yilK announcement made yea terday that the president Ik lifting the restriction upon the ((iiantity of sugar that may be sold in the domestic market thin year is an answer to the recent finny In (he sugar market which react ed to the benefit of speculator 1. What has happened to sugar stocks mid prices since Iho Kmo pean war broke out is a prolly clear imllclinent of the depart inent of agticullure ami the presi dent for their failure In the pro per administration of the sugar control act. The beet sugar pmducerH, who are most concerned with the su gar production control, have for some months been claiming tli.it quotas permitted were too low and that United States beet farmers weio being unduly penalized there by. As it has turned out, not only 1110 Die producers Injured but I lie consumers are paying lor the e) jor. 'oinmenling on press reports llial President Konnevolt and Sec retary of AgriculUiro Henry A. Wallace a 10 gravely concnrneil about rising food prices, Including sugar, following the outbreak 01 the Kuropcau w ar and their In ference that such prim iucronsen may be the result of speculation: and profiteering, II. A. Helming, of Ogden, Utah, president of the Hulled Slates lleet Sugar associa tion, disdained that either heel sugar processors or sugar bee', growers were benelillng by siiKsr price advances. He further 'in serted that the legal machinery and uulhorlty necessary In piv vent unwarranted price advance and curb speculative buying of siifEar by middlcmrn ami prnfitors was already held by the sorrel wry of agriculture tinner the present sugar cont ltd act. Mr. Mr 1111 In further charged that the Inability of the processor to prolt-ct the consumer against the speculator or to secure for tin: sugar beet grower a fair share of the consumer's dollar In the present situation rrsults directly 1 10111 an unwound ndintulslriilton id the present sugar act by the sec retary of ugi Ici-'ure. The whidt pt enrol trouble, nc cording to Mr. Meaning, aih-cs out of the fad that the secretary of agriculture, by the lixtng of ex cens e out t mate id 1 niisniupt 1"U and the result a lit flooding of lb American market with foreign and domestic oll'shore sugar, creat ing a buyers' market during the ! cent pre war period, thereby set ting the stage for a hpeculator'n market with the find signs l in creased demand following the an iioiincement of war In Kiirope. Another factor hlch lias h o! an Influence on the market to piny Into the hands of ihr upet tihi lots 1 (he fact thai while Cuba onS s .1 guaninlei-'l idiare or Ihr doine-lic market she hh riicoii raited withdraw from the mmket whit prices were at recent lows In lb bopr held out to her by Secretin v Hull that she would n-ele a lur ther roiicrsslnn In taillf this .war She In IheTetora now in the poi lion of havlnit a large anmaiket rd quota balaucf which she ran now niMikd mi Iter own Ihiiis. The solnlk f the piohhin I' through tlio Immedlsie icumuil of all rosl rlct tons of sales of 1 on ttiieiitally produced bei-t and Jim sugar to prevent tinwai ranlr 1 price advance and lo protect Ihr roiiMinier against pintlheiin l'i tills t'SM'iill.il IoimI 1 onnm-diiy. jfVNl-J of the fieai military ex ploits of all time was Hanni bal's expedition over the Alps in to Italy, where, without support from home (Carthage), living en tirely off the country, with an army always smaller than that of his opponents, he terrorized Koine for years although he FA ILK I J in the end. The story of Hannibal's cam paign is a story of treachery from Its beginning to Its dose. Cities and tribes: who feared him desert ed their allies without warning and Joined him. Individual trai tors opened city gates to him. Oth er individual traitors opened city gates to his enemies, thus be traying him. At Iiome, his ene mies were successful in withhold ing support for him. It is a sick ening tale of human frailly and human faithlessness. War isn't a very creditable en terprise now. if you will real again the record of Hannibal's Italian campaign In the late years of the third century before Christ, you will be forced to the eoncln ion that It NKVKR WAS a very redllable enterprise. j KRNR Mutual Broadcasting Byttaffl 1900 Klloeyolaa HKMAINIKU IIOl'KS TODAY 1:00 Cliurk KiMlri'8 Orchestra. M1IS. A::m Havi'll of Ileal. Mliri. COO Old lliiiii'lliuiK Orchestra, MIIS. 5:15 Kluifli'l- I'ai-ki-r, MIIS. f : Ilo - Thort. Conrml Sawyer, MMS. 5: ir--Phantom Pilot. M US. :o Tnnlishl'a Tune. 6:05 Newi, Calif. Pacific Utilities Co. 6:10 News-Review News Flashes. (i:U Iiinnpr Uance. 6:30 Rninanrn In Ithylhni, MIIS. 7:00 .lohnny Itavla' Orchestra, MIIS.: 7:30-, l.oni. ISaiiBcr, MIIS. K:l)0 Alvlmi. Key's Orchestra, MIIS. 8:1!i Hhvp Kl olds' Orc hestra. 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HA.D ABOUT ALL OF THIS I CAM STAND I VON7 CARE IF THERE IS AAONEy IN RAIS ING FROGS I'M TIRED TRY ING TO COOK ALL OUR. MEALS IN ONE FAN.' EMPTY THOSE TADPOLES IN THE CREEK. AND BRING ALL THOSE COOKING UTENSILS BACK. . INTO THE HOUSE f I IVE HAD ABOUT ALL OF THIS ' ' JZM7Mr7ZSfo TO i i i ii ii v a i ii vn i i I I I II II IV 1 I II II I A I Vcoo tW W M i f I. "km J I ' fi l.v.o W WVA J mr7fSmm Tim vhc,k; v ""'i - ----gi j.s-'zmiizti., I - UHU, CJ.R.V4ILUAM5 T M lit U 8 MT r. K1LJ UATUCDC nrTV OAV . I S SI ;H HI1MFRS P iY HH FF IIUTWI WASHINCTON, Sept. ll'. (Al't - IdsrunsiiiK commodity price in reascs in the lit; hi of the pp--;:-ut Kumiwan Kit nation, President NmiKeveit said today tilt present w orld pri' p of cot tun was so lou the wiuth would ko broke on it. The administration, he (old hi- press coniprenco, was trying in bolster the income ol producer through soil erosion and epo:t subsidy programs. The price, he added, nhmilil go up in spile iff the hig carry-over. As for wheat, .Mr. Roosevelt t;ii; the existing price was lielow par ity. He said parity, however, was not going to he Z, V. or 'k but, he believed, somew ln;i e around 11.15 to ?1.1!0. If wheal, went up to parity I lie cost of bread to-consumers won"! increase by a very uuapprecinlde amount, he added. 1 Tlie president said he wits watch fire the copper pricp because every one knew a lot of copper could be produced at J-i cents Hint bring a big profit. He added the World war price went, up to -X cents a pound und he did not want a r-j petition of 1 hat because it would come out of the taxpayers' pock ets. SALT LAKE HOTEL FIRE INJURES SEVEN SALT LAKH CITY, Sfd. LI. -I AIM Kire broke out tills alter noon in the lour story l IV hotel, injuring at least seven persons. The lives of in ol hers who were ill the building at the I inie w re did;, tigered, but police belie veil all were rescued. The hoti'l, which is located :Xo West South Temple street near the In ion Pacific railroaJ stat ion, is not connected with ihe railroad. Police reported the flames ap parently stalled in the restaurant near the lobby and swept up ward. seiujf iiy the Associated Press Seattle held the 1H39 Pacific l Count league baseball pennant to daythe Rainier' first ctrunp'an- ship in lit yearn. Maiuiger Jack Leli-eli's club, -hich finished second to Los An geles last year, clinched the flag last night with a 4 to 3 victory over Ijoh Angeles at the Seattle park to top the loop by seven games. The finale of the regular season is next Sunday. Seattle took the lead away from , Los Angeles in mid-season und led jail the way in. After the first couple of weeks of pluy, the Rain- lers never were lower than sec ond place. It was Seattle's first pennant since 1KJL Last year the club finished second, sixth lu IDuT und fourth in !Kit. Hal Turpin, Seattle mound tu-c ! hurled his 2rU victory ol" the "ea ! sou as the Italniers weathered a ! Los Angeles rally in the closing i frames. Seattle was off lo a I to j 0 lead by the sixth Inning hut Los Angeles threatened v-'th a run in tho seventh and two in the eighth i hcicre the rally was cut short. The third-place San Francisco ! Seals divided a double header with Portland at the Heavers park and j moved up to only half a game be j hind ios Angeles. Portland won a comedy ol" 11 errors in the open- er, If to 4, but dropped the night I cap. 1U to 8. San Diego's Padres bunched I four hits in the final two frames to nick Hollywood, 6 to 2, at Holly wood, and at Oakland the fourth place Sacramento Senators defeat ed Oakland, 11 to 6. TACO.MA, Sept. 13. (AP) - Calling of tho special session of congress to consider revision of the neutrality act will not af fect Senator Robert A. Tali's ashinglon or ( iregon itinera) y. I he Ohio republican said today when informed of President Roosevelt's call. Tail, announced candidate lor the republican presidential nom ination, said lie will vole In favor of a "cash anil carry" provision in the act and repeal of tiie arum em bargo clause. V The senator, who addressed a republican rally here last, night, made a forceful plea that the Unit ed .States keep out of the Kuro pcau war. He said Russia's strategy In the conflict wan one of "sitting on the sidelines promoting the confih.t and ready to spread its doctrine of communism to war-torn nations. "The. bcsl way for the I'nlted Stales to preserve democracy is lor the nation to stay out of the Kuropenn w ar." ilo said the greatest dottiest ic Issue Is "whether we are going to continue tin; false policy of econ omic planning." Patch and Chat Club to Meet I hi' Patch and Chat club will meet Thursday afternoon at (he home of .Mis. fiordon Ware. EMINENT SCIENTIST i nORI.ONTAl, 1 Scientist who discovered X-ray 14 Sea. 15 Uncle 16 C'nniparativc of bad 17 Skirt edge. IS Rescues. 20 Humor. 21 To decay. 22 Mined product. 24 Opposite of bottom. 26 Noun ending. 27 Hooked projection. !B I am. .1(1 Italian river. .11 Branches. i!2 Short haircut. Glossy paint. aTi To draw orlh 3ti Century plant fiber. .17 Starlet. 38 Rod cross. 40 Insert's efift- 41 Morindin dye. 42 Provided. Answrr to Previous Pu7.le IHOBEH1 A FA:P lE'R I ISiaA'NTIR'A; 3 AT bF AlSi l nBMJ USiHAiP L-ABP HIViSi I iCi I IAN1BL A M UiStBO'S'THNiAittiR Al T A P'FiPlsBHBRiAlC'TlAOl Lik:o;ch I I llP'AlTBNll lIVLI KHAtNiTiRiAij run BuBaieisbl SOiPBI'KBHBuI iahhekjmnh iiAjyvH fp'AgTgftf i Eton i ts!ti 43 KoldinR bed. 45 IVimin.int. 50 Clod ol sky. 51 Habbil. 53 Spanish ,' t dollars. ' ., 54 Spoken. 55 Jargon. 57 lMade of an ax. 53 Principal. 59 He specialized 60 He was the Nobel prize. . VERTICAL 1 Ci ief. 2 Mlood of the Rods. 3 A list. 4 Meat. 5 Printer's i measure. & BToirroan. 7 To wander. B Sheaf, fl Northwest. 10 To pull along 1 1 Sand. 12 To bar by estoppeL 13 Compass point 18 Pronouneed with a hissing sound. 19 South America. 21 He was a pro fessor and a worker. 22 Imitative. 20 Generoas. 25 Potent. 27 Neglected boy, 29 To nttttudinizei 31 Knock. 33 Unopened flower. 39 Athletics teacher, i 42 Silly. 44 Trunk drawer 4fi Knobs. 47 Three. 48 Instrument. 49 Like. 80 Barren. 52 Bcins. 54 HowinR tool. 56 Note m scale. 58 Mother. lly Sll FKDErt (Associated Press Kxirts Writer) It was a net of four-lmse knocks which c-aslieil in on elegant pitch inc all araiuifl the tilts Involvltifr the leailers In the majors, yester day, brealiiiiK up every game and leaving tliia situation: II) Cincin nati's IleilH Kliil .'A games in Trout of the National league; (2) the Yankees' American league edge trimmed to Hi gainen; CD Ihe St. I .on in Canliiiiila still in the thick of the Hftiior circuit fight and (1) the C'lllis with u slightly lighter grip on third place. The Keils, oiienfng n home stand, were collecting. A basketful! of goose eggs fnim Hamlin ami the llrnnklyn lloilgera. Then. Willi two out In the ninth, anil a man on base Hilly Myers parked his eighth homer or the Reason out of Hie lot to tie the score. Alter that. MeCor mink's slnglo In the tenth, sending tlio whining run across for a 3-2 decision, ami Ilurky Walters' 2llh pitching victory, was on anti-climax. The Cards. In St. Louis, wore hav ing a tough time with the Phillies. Mlze and Meilwlik hit homers in Ihe early Inning, hut Marty came hack with a two-run rouiiil-trlpiier lu Ihe seventh to put the Phils In front. So Terry Moore whacked one among the paying customers llh a man on base in the last of the seventh to viva the gas houso gang a I-3 decision. The Culm used the most out spokea king of homers- one w ith the bags loaded --and they did It early. Lelher eauie up in the rirst hilling ami helteil It. .-in there it was no trick at all for the Cards lo coast in with an K-J win over Die llees. Homer Beat Yanks. The American league's top tussle also followed tin. senior elii-iill's hniiie-riin suit. The Yankees had a iiiilgll tis.Ii 1 1 1 light In deadlock the Cleveland Indians in Ihe regulation nine Innings, lint (Ironies settled Hie thing by leading off the tenth with his third homer of the venr. and the Indians clicked. 4-.'!. coiling ihe Yanks' eighlgaine winning sti-eak. The second. place Huston Sox. be. hind Iliany Culehonse's five-hit pitching, nipped the Detroit Tigers, The Athletics didn't hit a homer, hut they collected 19 other assorted liuse knocks to wallop the St. Louis llrowns. 51. behind steady seven hit elhowliiB hv McCmbl), making his Orst start In the big lime. The Chicago White Siiv'h U'fly l.co downed the Washington Senators, :l-2, wllh a four-hit elbow Inc Jnh. hut the Senators made a sneeessful pmlcsl a h n, nuu ,1( I sixlh hlllillg piny, iiml , Bil, was nnleieil replayed today. The lllanls an, I I'lllsbuigU Pi rates wen, rained out. WAPHIN'OTON, Sept. 12. (ATI Robert Weiner, linancial secre tary of the American communist party, told the files committee to day his party's income was $2."x. nini in i::7: fMH.nim in i:i:;k and Sliin.nao in the first six months of 11139. The largest sources, he said, were "thousands of contributors" and party members paying dues of between lu and 50 cents monthly. The house committee, at work in an inquire into un-American activities, sought to trace all communist party Income because Hen (iltlow, expelled official ol the party, has testified .Mosco.i sent funds here. -Weiner specifically denied un der qilestlonflliK by Ithea Whitley, committee counsel, and Chairman Ides (I)., Texas) that (he party received such funds from Kussu,. "If someone brought in money from outside tho Tnlled States and gave it to 111c without telling me where it came from, 1 wouldn't know." he added. At the opening of today's ses sion a roiled Slates marshal serv ed the individual committee tneui hers wilh papers in William Innl- ley Policy's suit lor 55IHI. against each member. Pelley fs head of the silv-r shirts, an orgalli.at ion the com mittee has been looking into. hies laughed Iw-artily as the marshal distributed the papers. Daily Devotions DR. CHARLES A. EDWABDS HOME f!y Madame Schuniann-Heink A roof to keep out rain. Four walls to keep out wind. Floors to keep out cohl. Yes, but homo is more than that. It Is tl)e laugh of a bahy. the song of a mother, the strength of a fath er, warmth of loving hearts, light from happy eyes, kind ness, loyalty comradeship. Home is first school and first church for young one, w here they learn what is right. What is good and what is kind, where they go for comfort when they are hurt and sick. Where fathers and mothers are respected and loved, where .ioys are shared und sorrows eased, where chil dren are wanted, where thi simplest food is good enough for kings, because it Is earn ed. Where money is not so im portant as loving kindness. Where even the tea kettle Bings for happiness. That Is home Cod bless it. We thank Thee, O God, for our home, lor fath er, mother, brothers, sisters, wife, children. "He il ever so humble there's no place like home." Amen. LIST FI LOSSES pired last spring. Kobert Florence, executive board member, said the boom men ask ed a 40c per day increase to bring them up to the "Puget sound scale." He said Longview. Wash., boomnien already had gone out and Astoria rafters would strike Thursday. GRANTS PASS. Sept. 12. (AP) Fears for the safety of an elder lv fc-rnftilale recluse, a Mr. Green, ! ST, w hose home w as In the path j of flames Sunday which burned j over seven square miles of farm land mountain land were dispelled j today. O. I). Kllirong reported that ; Grceu saved his home although fire struck inside and outside the building. I Fire Warden John Kincaid'a of fice still had no official report on I HO UIKe llllll,HUI6u nv .v.i three houses as well us uncounted summer cabins, barns, machine sheds, other farm buildings, fire wood, hay and fences. A half dozen families saved their homes only at the expense of losing other buildings. Definite loss was es tablished of the Dr. C. L. Ogle $16,uiHI mountain lodge, Robert O. Gray home and buildings, ami an unoccupied residence on federal owned property. County school superintendent H. H. Wardrip and Hurry Kollop. win had to race through a blazing field to reach sufety. were con valescing from severe burns. Wardrip will be unable to resume his official duties for several days. Victor Biehl, grange master win saw the start of two separate fires, doclared "without question they were set." T J.OS ANf.Kl-.ES, Sept. 12. (AP) A Hwift, new Vnltee inlerceptor imrsuit plane, designed for the l'nitd Slates war department, was boiH3 put through test flights to day. It was designed by R. W. Palmer, young engineer who drew plans for the ship with which Howafd Hughes set u new land plane rec ord of more than 350 miles an hour three years ago. Vanee Breuse, test pilot, was us ing a sound movie device which photographs the dial and records his comments on the ship's per forniaiice in flight, .giving him full use of his hands which otherwise niiirht be hampered by note taking. Although many details of the craft were kept secret, it was dis closed it Is powered by a Pmtt und Whilney radial engine with a new cooling system which uses a re tractable air duct in conjunction with cowl flaps. The Vol is "bullet nosed," reducing air resistance. WINDSORS RETURN TO GREAT BRITAIN SPORTSMEN'S ASSN. FORMED AT MADRAS MADRAS, Ore.. Sept. 32. (AP) Sportsmen from every section of Oregon recently met here to or ganize a Sportsmen's Recreation al Protective association to coop erate wllh the state game coin mission In wild life and game law j administration. 1. l-eland llrown. The Dalles, was elected president by Ihe 5m attending sportsmen. The group named us sectional representatives Drown. N. Seaman of Madras. V, S. Scott of Klamath Kails, Main land Woods of Tillamook, Hoy Itnwtnan of Florence. Ralph Leon nig of llaincs ami Merle (Irccn of Burns. Explanation ULOOMINGTON, Ind. Mary Weaver, 11, who was "it" in a hide-and-seek game, counted by fives to a hundred and then cried, "Hitler She explained to a bystander: "Thai means, 'here 1 come, ready; or not'." WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE Wilboat Oltwd And YouU Jnmp (brief Bed i Ihe Morai&g Rarin' lo Gt The liver should pour out two pound of liquid bile Into your bowvbdiilr.If thiibUa in not flowing freely, your food doean't digest. It Just decays in the bowels. Gas blota up your stomach. You get constipated. Your whole system is poisoned and you feel tour., sunk end the world looks punk. A mere bowel movement drsn't tret at the cause. It takes those good, old Carter's Little Liver Pills to get theie two pound of bile flowing freely and make you feel "up and up." Harmless, gentle, yet amaz ing in making bile flow freely. Ask for Carter's Little Liver Pills by name, 26 cants. Stubbornly refuse anything elaa. HEM AND A WARM WELCOME n n mn AWAIT YOU AT ilU ILL IZ IS M IS I lu 1 IS i liO ill d Iii fTjy? rfT it Ftrl M Hn 1 1 1 h Standings :;t tii 71 1 ihe A ssoc fa led I Mvp s National League W. t.. iu Innatl 7i ;,n St. Uiui.s 7? r- 'hi auo t vookl n . . . . V Noik . I'ltt.diuich . . Ilosl.m rinUdrlphtj 1 1 7 American League N Yoi k Ito.Htnn - Chicaru 77 i leound . 7;; fij iH'indl 7o fit a-htncton ;h I'hll.idclpht,, is St. Louis ;,7 Pacific Coast League Sc.ittlc .. !o I.ns Aimi'lr- . 77 Sun I'ntnriro y 75 Sat-mtni'ittw M San Dlenii . fcS Holly woihI 77 W foi Hand . .. . 7li Onkl-ud 7) Mi The l. S. ,;oeinuicnt pr inline, otlh-u b 4 ltt)M in1 luaiUimv ill lOllilllt ItM1, LONDON. Sept. 12. - AI' The IttKish ministry of information an nounced tonight (hat. the Duke and Duchess of Windsor have urritcd lu Kimlaiid. The; ministry did not hnniediate Iv rlisclosn where tin duke mid his duchess had taken up residence in Ettulaud. The duke came to Kimlnnd for the first lime since he gave up the Ihrone Dec. 1". 1 IWl, to marr American-horn Wallis War field. Some thought the dnl;e might nter active servh e with the arm ed f irees. However th(Me was no imiiiediale annoutircmeut as to what duties would he assigned the duke. willameHFboom MEN GO ON STRIKE PORTLAND, Sept. i:i. (AP) -Itnctn men nn (he Cohiruhia und ilia incite rivers I ruin Sc;ipponse to Orecon City went on strike to diiy beciiiise. they chaiued. opera tors rehired to negotiate a lie contract lo rephiee line tliat c. T. Lelaiul Drown, the president of the association referred to above, is a native of Itoseburp. son of the late State Supreme Court ,lutii-f ftenrge M. lirnwn. 700 ROOMS SINGLE I DOUBU Ml Wi IV wbi. .stmn,uL EXCELLENT LOCATION, 7T MAIN LOS ANGELES lv Wot. muLTnommi PORTLAND, ORlQON Distinguished Service ConvtniMt Locitiaa CaffM Sbop Bfftt Tirarv Famously Fin Foo4 UtUTHNM OvtSHNi Re MM Moitera AppeiatmaaU Carac Oppatitt A Wpifom Awotfs You See the South in Autumn on your ROUND TRIP to both World's Fairs 11985 IN TOURIST PULLMANS, plus b.rth U35 IN STANDARD PULLMANS, plus ber(h Sec mice a, much this I all on jour bargain roundirip to the New York and San Francisco World's Fairs. Co or return on Southern Pacific's romantic Sunset Route. Sec Hollywood, the Southwest, Juarez (Mex ico), Carlsbad Caverns ($9.75 sidetrip), San Antonio. New Orleans and the Old South. $90 r-undirip fare good in modern, air-conditioned coaches, chair cars. Southern Pacific J. E. Clark. Agent. Phone 11. 4