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Newspaper Page Textr TilE OEEGON STATES2IAN, SALE!!, OIIEGON 'T. " "SATURDAY-LIOPvinNG, JULY 4, 1C25 - - V v - " " leroad Daily Exeept Monday y, TSJn CTATEZUAM VXXUiSHXSO CCZTTAST 21 South Commercial St Blm, Orecoa 1 rti J. Tool a K. ir i Lealle Smith Andre Basel -MamrT .Maaeriac Editor lit f -Teleerapa Editor Society Editor W. H. HeBdereaM.ClreBjtloa- Khi Ralph H- Kletiinc Adrertitlof Kuiit fmk Jhfci HHttif Job Dept. E. X Bhotea ,, , Lieootoek Editor W. 0. Conner ,.- , - ,. .Poultry ' Editor , . . Or THS ASSOClitEO rszss f; .AateeUtod Tree U xelusHvly nUtM to the ih for publication of nTl sows -ntehe ereditel to it not UiM xedited la this paper i&d sie tMlol Thorn T, Clark Ce, Xw Tom, i 41-14 West 86th at.; Ckkra. MarqaatU BmM- . i , ' lafe W. g. GreUwahL Mrr. - - r . - - - - Fortlaad Qrflc, 818 Worcotor Bldf, Phone CAST BRodwy, Alton Bytra. Mcr. ! B!. Offiea. . ) ws Department. - -; TELEPHONES ; ,: . 18 r 682 Cireelatiea O'fiee a-iuo i. oeiety : sonar -' J Department 181 106 Entered it fka Fectofflee Is Salem, Ontu. m Mwaitw matter ;C .' ' 'v" V. ' Jnljr 4. 1025 1 ' ? ' i . WHAT EXALTS A NATION? Righteousness exaltetfi agnation: but Bin 18 a reproach to any people. Proverbs 14:34. , v " DESTINY ON TOE SIDE OF LIBERTY One hundred and forty-nine years ago today a little group of men assembled in a frontier city on the edge of the great American wilderness and proclaimed a document that openly defied the power of the strongest military force in the then Known world To the might of arms they opposed the power of an idea. Physically weak, they were morally strong. To European autocracy they opposed the idea of ' representative govern mentv ia which no hereditary distinctions should be recog nized. . " , The total white population of the colonies represented at (the Philadelphia conference was not more than three times i that of the state of Oregon at the present time-- And they had no army and no riaVy. -Their only foreign 1 commerce- was with British colonies and carried in British ehips. . : . As one reads the records of those stirring, glorious days at the present time one wonders how they had -the courage tp do jtv :For the moment Great Britain was enjoying an interim4 of peace:; She ' Jvas in position to : send fleets and armies trained troops .to the colonies to suppress any at tempted rebellion! And the penalty of the instigators of re volt in those days" was death ;' , - . ? Yet the moral courage that the sense of justice gives proved strongejf tnah physical weakness. Thejcolonists fought andthe wilderaiess fought! with them. New York and Phil adelphia fell, the Continental army was reduced to a skeleton :t the spirit of liberty as expressed in representatiye gov . rnment continued WUve.They-held pn when all but hope was dead. So often did they perform, the seemingly, impos sible that Frederick of Prussia and Louis of France realized that they, could strike England a real blow through lending VlfIt is well Lnown that about one-third, cf the people ,cf the .country live on the farm. ; On the other handr less tkin 7 per cent of all the male students enrolled in the colleges of the country are securing an agricultural education. In other words, there are less than 7 per cent of our students preparing themselves for an occupation In which-- about 30 per cent of the people are engaged. That looks as though here would be opportunity for everyone of the, hight charac er who is now equipping himself for work in the agricultural field." ' These observations are well worth careful consideration. At the present time when there is much of discouragement heralded abroad concerning farming is the very time to "take stock" for the future. Wise is the person usually who, when there is depression due to low prices or otherwise," prepares for the rising tide oi prosperity. Many si man stimulated by high prices of live stock or merchandise re-stocks' to his limit just in timet to get caught by the receding tide-Tahd many -failures- is the results thisTMndludgmentj The time to buy the farm is usuaUy when the price of acreage is Jpw The chances then are on the side of a rise in prices of both land and crops. . Agriculture is the basic industry of the country and will always hold this rank. The former drudgery, of the farm is giving way every year ta mechanical devices and centraliza-J won in marKeting prouucis. , ine jsuiauuu wuiv"jv'is,.4.'i many years one of the chief barriers against .farm life "is being overcome by. the telephone, free rural delivery,' automo bile, the, radio and community center activities. ; - t In dignity, independerice and - in service: to the whole world nd other industry equals agriculture. vIt off ers to'the young man who will train himself for. one or more distinctive branches : of ., it - splendid opportunities for distinguished success. ' .; "-' . . . ' go i 4' PmltUakod rwtrr aermlar (axevBt Mem- 7 at bajem, ia oital oi urc(o a Lcczl Rzlzi Fcr Classified Advcrti:b j On tlmo Tar timos. eiz tim -Daily or Saaday S casta par ward 5 "caata par word 8 camte par word Oaa noiU. dally and -, Eoaday ., .,20 Mats par word jle order ta aara tha atora taaa ono tlmo rata, adrartiaomeat aiaat raa la eoaaecoti Uauta. No ad takaa tor li taaa SS eoata. " Ada raa Saaday oaly aaargoA a ao-Uato rata. . AdvartiaoaMata (axept "Paraoa ala" aad "Bitaatioaa Waatad") wiU batakaa wrar tha talapboao It Uo adrmiaar to a aabaeribar to pasaa. Tha Stataanaa will raeoiro adTar tiaomaata at aay lima ot taa day or sight. To iaaaro ropor elaaaiflea Uoaa a da aha aid bo la baforo T. p, bv. ' . TEXJ7B0KB IS or CIS AUTO KHFAHUXQ GOOD BERVICH FAIR PRICE.- MEI- LB LEBEJiGOOD OARAGE. Oaa oral , rpalrie. aaaaecoriia,tiroa. Miliar aad Bout ComatoraiaL Phoao 4. Sm26t( BOOX TOR ROT 0 KODElUf HOKE. thre blocks from atato houta. All conTenUBeca. " Oratlenaa -; preferred. Ploaao giro rrfereaeea aad'addrrsa A. cara. SUtefcaua. .S3j28tf auto Tors EES C8 FOR TOP AXD PAIXT WOBX. . O. 4. Hall Auto Top Pal it Sbop. Rar fira partmmt. ' S-altf HELP .WANTED Mala . 11 FIRST CLASS ' 90F13. OAIBTVAJS Inqaire lWltf .WANTED Employment 19 YOCXO MAX WILL WORK 2 HR8. A , day for room and ono steal. Call War - aer. Ariiortoa hotel. ': - t 19j FLOOR SURFACING NEW. OR OLD Call 1281-W. 0F2. . Wilaoa aad Rkrh . ardaoa, 1133 Oak 8t. . 19j7 lohey to Loan ' Oa Bal Krtata T. K. FORO (Orer Ladd a Bnah Bank) BEP0S1 TOU LEAVR TOTTB HOME .OR CAR HATE IT Insured Properly Phoao 11. Bocka Jk ' Bank Bide Eoadrieka, tT. 8. 4-XS-tf AUTOMOBILES i . :' , BARGAIN DAY - Salem's eighth annual Bargain Day is now a matter, of history. Merchants report it a huge success that more people, thronged the stores and made purchases than -during any other annual bargain day. "BiggestEverr?ii?'Good fron start to finish," "better than last year" are some of the ex pressions heard from the merchants when th? day's sales were over.. . ' ;- i ; v'' : : v '' ' r - And the - results of- this event calls attention . to trade conditions in and around Salem. Many persons within the city look forward no doubt to this day as the time for replen ishing the household with .necessities for both' the present and the future at a. saving over the regular prices. . People in the rural districts center trade on this day for the same reasons. k But if greater interest to Salem is the opportunity for .cooperation and stimulation of trade in an area comprising seventy thousand people and itself the center. The response of these patrons at the local mercantile institutions Thursday should be capitalized by the 'merchants in continuing attrac tive goods, prices ' and service which will retain . and even increase business. The visitors stimulated by" special attention in matters WE WRECK EM Parts for all ear. Wa -soil for leao. Oat anr prieoa ca trailers. 8laaa Aata Wroekinr Co 401 B. Chare atrooat Pkoao 15.- ... . laStt 8CHEELES AUTO WRECKING OO. will . bar year old car. Hlchoat oaab prieo paid. 485 K. Comm.rciml Pt. Ijlttf BOYS CELEBRATE TQPA.Y J. , - . . itj . v,.. . .. rm. i of Qua"ty merchandise at special, prices, "and of courteous, So destiny fought on the side of liberty and justice. The --f oor. . ... JT causethicolon AJi IVlOil A AA4mI,a V AMWl VF ajAAVa 4tv i amv aa vww a. w wi-e v i powerful: thin IBntish! arms. Then : came thfe glorious day when England signed the treaty that established before the world the independence of the American colonies, t r ti; ... ,The Constitution had not been written The thirteen colonies were officially known as the' Confederation. The United States was yet to be born. But the first step in the great mardr'efpcress- in representative! government-in No ctlir . people- has xnade" such progress since that eDochal jf?.nr in 17761 when the renrcsentatives of the colonies ! risked theii fortunes and their' lives in the cause of liberty landuiUco against autocracjr and tyranny. It was the most glorious, venture, that modern history records. . As ve face xhei)rid on the anniversary of that day we taJ well ask ourselves if we possess 'the sterling qualities, of tnat ru?cd ancestry r So: long as .they were morally right they feured'nbt powerfulrong. They did not know how their strngsrle would end ; but they preferred to lose all in the cause of liberty rathef than to contmue to live as vassals of a foreign power. :ityZ ':.A"f,':'u "-Vy :;-''TvH'b. f . Thercare decisions to take in the reconstruction jof the M orld since Che last war "that are as important as the one made on that -ly the t'ourth in Philadelphia. There are tyrannies las hate: ijlo Justice. and morals asvthat of lhe former Old '.World autocracies. .... . , . The United States is now rich and powerful. : It has no occasion to fear any foe armed with 8 the, weapons of war. But the field of conflict has been shifted from the physical to the moral and intellectual plane." Communism and anarchy are as' hateful to the spirit of free representative government as absolute .monarchy. . The coming race of men and women" in America has a right to a heritage both intellectually intelligent and morally . j upright--4 -h " ; y:'y::: !;4i;T;;;' Hf.1-T''; '- 4 And we have larger possibilities as a nation than in ihe days when pur republic was young and isolated I For our nation has come to the place of highest leader ship among, the nations Of the world. We as a people are keepers of the world's peace, arid we are trustees of the world's progress-- And we are not living ;up to our responsibilities as a people if we are derelict in our duties as such keepers" and trustec5vfor the weal or- the woe of the very fabric of civili zation. FotirrH being obserted at ;J - TRAINING SCHOOL , As baa been the custom tor ser eral years past, the Oregon State Training School lor boys, will ob- ! crr .toe P?srth of July, with' a patriotic celebration. Following is the program for the day: :30 to 11:30 a.m. morle, "The Fighting American, : v 1 2 : 0 0 to 1 : 0 0 p. m.,' dinner, ;: 2:0 to 3:00 p. m.. ebneert by saxophone quartet. . 3:00 to 6:00 p. m races.; : St'OD to 6:00 p. . ,6:00 to 8:00 p. weiner roast. . 8:00 to 9:00 p cert, j -V ..... . .?":0O to 10:00 p. m., fire works. 10:15 p. m.vtaps. .'The public is inTitgd to attend allv-or as much of the program as it desires to. ' j ;m., m. games and swimming. picnic and m., band con FOR GARDEN PLOWING, . BASEMENT aUcsiac aad toaaa work, Sbaao lrs. ltalatf OFFICE WORK BT GIRL, 23 TEARS of a ro. iiaa had aomo . ozpariaaeo, Phooo 1090 J after 5:30 p. m. or aall 53 Ferry. . i . 1J4 TOUNG - MARRIED MAN KEED8 - EM- plorneat. btdy and - roliabla. veil educated. . .m iU aopply refarearea Write, or call 198S N. Comaiereial atreet. . - - - . ? . . lj4 .FOB RENT 21 FOR R EXT STOREROOM OX STATE atreet. Iaqmre Hotel Arto. - 21J28tf PRINTED CARDS. 8I2B 14 BT IH" wording- 'For; Raa t," prieo 10 eaata oacn. Btatoamaa Umeiaaaa lUeo, oa froaad floor. i .FOR RENT ApartmenU 23 NICELY FURXISHED 580 L'aloa. . - APARTMENT. . 23110 rCRMSUED ' eool room. APARTMENTS. LAROE 160 Union,. S71-R. 2810 CUE AX 3 ROOM FURXISUED APART aaent, 817 Atill. - - - 23110 3 TWO-ROOM ED APTS. $18.00 WITH a-arace $2.00. - 70 X. Hit a. 2Jj9 5-ROOM CNFURXI8HED APARTMENT, Beat la eity. 131L oorU -23j8 FOR RENT APARTMXXT8 891 V. Coat areiaL tStt FOR RENT Rooms S5 NICE ROOM CLOSE IX. iPHOXE 68S-W. 23jl0 BOARD AND ROOM. 623 N. COTTAGE. 25j 2 ROOMS. Ckarch. GROUND FLOOR. Paone 1884-J. 1S4 8 2fij FLRXI8HED . HOU8EKEEPINQ OR eleepiBK room. 287 So. Church. . 2Sj9 BEAUTIFULLY FURXI8HED ROOM, modern home; aao of phono. Z99 Mia ion. - . 25ily4 FOR RENT -Rooms . 3 JUDD 8AWS WOOD. PHONE 249 43a t li INCH OLD TTR8ECOXD GROWTH k aad aaa, faaao 18JTI. - jf. St. May Ciald. - - Alfisa FOR RENT ROOM SUITABLE FOR atadeata. with aleepiar porch pririlecea. TerythiBf roodera. RefereBree aro r fairad. Addroaa rooav earn blatrmnaa. 2S;28tf FOR RENT lien? 27 5 ROOM BUNGALOW "TOB SENT. Phono T82-W. - , . 27j8 S-ROOM " BUNGALOW, , GARAGE, 1 block: to hue. 1040 X. 20th 61. 835. U0C8E FOR R EXT CLOSE ajoiro Hotel Arfo. IX. IX-17J28tf FOR RENT DWXLLTJia AT 1052 8a f aw:-ivpor naoata. wa it BUteo , ataa Bniintta alXjea, or Boeka 4 Hea 4rika. 27a8tf - ' FOR RENT-'- - "' T-roota rood plaatarod heme hi Berth Salem ; 2 alocka tram etree ear. FmiS troea. aad rardea. SO.O per aaoBth. Ulrica aad .Roberta, 122 &. Com'L Phoao 154. 27J14U WANTEIV TUUcellaneoTU 83 WANTED LOGANBERRIES AXB email atrawberrioa Werd JL -Richard- oa. Phoao 2184. 2385 X. Front. - 85jf WOODRT THE AUCTIONEE BUYa faraitaro ' for - eaaa. Phoao 611. . - t5ti HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR USED toree, toe la, rural tore, " Stiff 'm Good Oooda Dept. eeoosite eomrt hoaae. 8Sa22tt GASH PAID FOB FALSE TEETH deatal fold, platiaaa aad discarded Jewelry: Hoke 8meUlat aad Refinery Co-.' Otiaro. Miehlfaa. S5j37U WAXTED PRIVATE MONET FOE farm lea am. Wo hrro aeroral applieav none on aaad. Uawkias Koeerta, lac, 205 Orecoa Bid. - S5414U FOR SALE . '37 4S-TON' CLOVER Phone 105F11, - HAY. 818 TON 87jl0 POWER BALER FOR. SALE. PHONE 976. ' i " 717 VICTROLA. AND RECORDS. FINE condition. 873. Bos 842 care State t .J . t : 87J10 BLACK RE PUB LJ CAN CHERRIES. YOCT pica uas. ffeoao loaf 24. . 7J LANCE RANGES COMPLETE LINE Peoplea Faraitore Store. 271 X. Com aaercial. 87al FOR BALE OLD XKWBPAPTEtS. TE5 - eaata a baadlo. CiMalatioa departaieni Orecoa Stateaxaaa. - . 87tl HOUSEKEEPING , OR SLEEPING room a. . 267 S. Church. 25j34tf PRINTED CARDS.- SIZE "14 BT 74" wordiBf. '"Rooma to Beat," prieo 10 cento eeeh. SUtoamaa Baaiaeae olOce, grouad floor.. . . FURNISHED ROOM WITH BATH FOR r entleman. Strictly . modern aomo . Four block from Capitol.-Phoao 1894-J. 2Sjl7tf w .. Pricba qaoted are wholetalo aad are price received by ' farmer. Ko retail price aro girea: FOR 8ALF USED LUMBER. 14th AND Oak. Jfhoao 1623-- STlly28 SELL US YOUR USED FURNITURE H. L. Stiff FvraitBro Co. Uaod Goodt Dept. Oppoaito eoart aaaee. S7m22U Trespass Notices For Sale 1 4 , TreepaM Kotleoa. ' alao 14a9 lnehea s printed oa rood 10 en see eeaeas bear , iof the word. "Notice I Hereby Oie : oa That Traepeaelar ta Srrietlr Forbid -dea Oa Tbeeo Promiaeo Uoder Poaalty 'of Proaoeutioa." - Prieef 16 aaeh or 1 for 26o.. BUteomaa Pab. Co-, Saleea. I7a WOOD FOR SALS 43 BEST GRADE OP WOOD ; 4 ft. and 16 lack. : Dry bbUI wood. Graem atill wood. Dry ooeoad rrewtb fir. " Dry aad old lir. . Dry 4-ft. Bh, mapla and eak. " FRED E. WELLS. . Prompt delivery and reeaeaabl rir 280 Seath Charch. Phoao 1642. oimM GOOD COAL DRY WOOD , " PROMPT DELIVERIES BILLMAX FUEL) CO. PHONEISSS - 4H29tf CI S1ISCCLLANEOUS . SALEM FUEL AND TRAX8FER Mortar ear apeeialty. Kqaipped tot all ktad of kaalian. Dry wood ai ooal always oa hand at beet prieoa. Day phTnea. 629. and It. Kixht phea 1608, Real a err ice, T62 Trad Street Raiem. tmt-f LOST AND FOUND 63 LOST BLACK 1UNDBAO. 11ETWEKX Salem and Iadependeaee. Ftader pleaao leare 890 Oak SU. Salem. Re ward. 53J7 LOST PURSE CONTAINING MONET ad key. Pleaao retara to Statramaa office. Reward. . , . . 63i4 LOST GERMAN POLICE DOO. WOLF rrer. Call-Blue-74 Woedbora. . . 83J4 LOST WRIST WATCH. BETWEEX . Hartmaa'a Jewelry atore and Whito bouao Reatanraat. - Retara to . Statee- TBn. . - 53iS FERSONAI C3 4 HIEZ TREATMENT - j - 1 TOR APPENDICITIS ' . It-Ie-WonderfaU'Tree iaformatlo Adroo Bias Co. Portlaad. Orefen, 651S-I7f HONEY TO LOAN 07 MONET TO LOAXOX CTTT PROP- orty, either baildiag sad looa plaa or ' prirato naoaey. Farai ; leeai with ' ! owraaeo oompaay meaey a 6H wit - 'eomaaiulea addd. Ralph H. MeOvrdy, No. 6 aad a. Eteereo-Moore Bids, Sa FEDERAL FARM LOANS. 64 PER cent. F. L. Wood. 341 Stat 6t 57at FARM LOANS Loag time. y payment, low latere ae toe or eommiaaieaa. PERRIXE MARSTERS 219 Orar HMr- BWm. Or. 67J2H BUSINESS OTPORTL AITLKS 01 ' WANT CASH OFFER ON .-BLOCK OX trackare. - Career X. Froat -aad Nor way St. , KRUEGER. Realtor, ' 147 X. Com l St. -f - - . . ". sijj FOR SALE ONE- OF THE BEST FAT - in rrataaranta-ia taw a. To b aaown. " See Cbilda- it , BechuU 540 Stale 8t Salem, Ore. -. ' SlJ3tt FOR SALF GOOD ESTABLISHED BUS iaeaa, 6180O. Excelleat locatioa, (ally , equipped. Mitht conaider city prep ' ertr. Box 2414. ' Pttt mae. 61)4 REAL ESTATE C3 FOR SALE RECLAIMED AUTO PARTS Nfor all oar. Saeeo 60 to 60. Top, bodie. trailer. Mike'i AaW Wreck tag Hon. 24S Ceator. Pkoao 898. . . - . .- S7m28tl Own Your. Homo RECEIPT BOOKS SIZE "8 BY 64" 60 receipt fern la book, 16' oeata pot book or two for 85 eaata. 8 ta tae niae office, 218 South Oonunerelal St- ftalefn. BTfJSrt FOR SALE lirestock FOR SALE 100 -HIGH GRADE WHITE lecherm bena; eno ehetlaad pony, E. C. Meaaia. Chemawv Orecoa. 89110 FARM HORSES, SET ' HARNESS, ONE . BiAaA cw w ' w dUw jaioAs, m ai6 rwmm. BRAND XEW LARGE ROOMS. HARD wood - floor, beoratoat and Carafe. -f 647SO, -terma. Beeke Headrkks. U. 8-Bk. Bldf. ... . 3i26tf SALE MODERN HOME OP T Excellent locatioa. Let 63x 166. Cloae la. Addreaa 1051 Ch kato or phoao 1233V. ; 69jlylS FOB SALE OR - LEASE 10 ROOMED - hoaee auited to apt, or prirato. boa- pital.. 700 X. Hifh. , . 63i9" SUMMER STREET LOTS TWO BEAU tie-for 63600. Very cloae ia. Cent . Beck. HeadrUk. U. S. Bk. . Bldf. . . - 63J26U ' - . LOTS LOTS ' LOTS ' . Ideal locatioa. Pared etreeU Priced . blow value. For quick deal 9330 . 8675, Urma. 8eo Childa A Belii1, 540 State Street. . . 63j3tf 810 DOWN AND 810 PER MONTH BUYS a fine 4 aero tract near-the Satan Height achoot. block from car liao ' aad pared "rood: Prieo 6630.--' W. H. GRABENHORaT A CO. . - 273 SUte 8U Phono 515' EtiUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY "There has been much talk about farm surpluses. These ive bcenJr6Vingr smaller with great rapidity" arid the time ,.cn ceiicus wm De ine ruieratner tnan surpluses is i.zr rhap3 than many of you think, said Edward CV Johnson, n of agriculture, in a r?idio talk on the agricultural profes--n civen recently over radio at theg state' college olj WiT:h ' 7hcn. these come, .the farmer will be in a strates 1 ; ::. - .Trr izir.z fcr -scientific farming, therefor? f-d f c . ! I "3 cf varicus l.Izda, will make it x"-:V : ; . -.zj ::;:n to realize tha many opportunities tlat ixz '. '. j lz TJ12 in the rri cultural flzU." ' . - - - . : ' ! i .... i. i ..I- . . . " I uroroa. ' t J I - 5Sib "W3V V r XT f77 ' , -V-iyfrVlW r HE. lSO-200 ewt. , , $18.80 u--71ZSfu X- - ISJl -J lfVfJ l i,: ? Hoca. 200-250 ewt. , ;. 613.25 -Y!lT353353iaS- . , - vrri .jJliyi : ?0' o-soo.ewt. iu.m i ..if - r m - - isi- op- i m ' a m a aau m- a aw w ii . - u ?!i tn r w .tr. . - w-m a x h i tat jb ia ii bmb as'. - satinw pa-ronn:. Jj r - Ct a -.U' w ' 1 u" - ' potkT...:,. 'istiiis - : 1 , . Vi ?9r---a , X I " A-HOne I J0MXW I . ' I Hoary hen , , ,, i- " i "1921 1 PREP W LAXQE, ! VETXRIXARIAX- immt M-aJe .n. jj A X I " KOI - I -- ' AY'rflUi llUXW " f : I Llcht hen t ; 15fc16e Offle 420 S. Commozeiai. Phoao 1198. . ' ' ' -1 IV'i' ' Pallets , .,Te JXRSEY8 SPLENDID (REGISTERED) .. -.. w 'vCI " ' ' ', ! ' - ' : . roeaf cowe; heifer to freahea. thi n ? ! QTt - , - - ! ; . -.. . : . ... EGGS, SUTTER. BUTTEKFAT fall: yearUac heifer, alao- ywaac bull. " i i i i . Creemery batter . . , , ; , -, AQA1m - Krst blood liaca, oow-t farrow , boob. i .. - i rmTTrrirt. qpiiTpro w. .....eec t raowa y.-r.- 03 - - . - I . - - ... - A .'- t .- r-. .. . . - ,,.! " " - . ! "- .... . ..... . . ' - ' - r, i ' I 1 - .. - - - - . -T . 71 l c . 1 1 : I . - .- j ..... . T ....... . . ,.; ; ' - I 1 s.- - . .Fcai . . Ht. (QUICK DANCtR) .-- - ' r - VSlDt-INlHtRtt THINK 1 ' I U U U i I n, TT IT IM: t I 1 -. 1 ' n"l -- rlW-l f: A come her ei . -r-J L.-l-misovw.v a VTTTr -. .. . "V. u u L-b-O-tHts.coNE ( brrh ". . ' -WJ,: I ,z-;-7. -F : ( V - IvAS WJoW5a3 1 1 i. 4