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you tell me where I can hav 4D Press Democrat Santa Rosa, July 31, 1949 DAILY CROSSWORD this done? IF YOU send a stamped addressed envelope I shall be glad to send the names of people doing 1 i i ii tll'lgHc on 1 cTT If? i rrr tJt It IEljli JL I iiiA 1 uU tieip 11. Seize 12Pleads 13. Covers with, tar 15. Flock 39. Mountain lake 40.

Toil 41. Feminine name By JOAN' SHAW The three setters, English, Gor-! this in the community. ACROSS i. Musical passage 5. Loosely hanging part TODAY Is the biff San Mateo Dog held this time in Redwood Citv.

The Richmond TV 42. Not working 18. Flow, as fluid. don and. Irish, while alike in many respects, have their individual characteristics.

The English and Irish setters are far better known i In oTTTfTr: A Fanciers' Club show will be held accidently Edited by the World's Blindfold Champion GEORGE KOLTANOWSKI Can You Solve This? Problem No. 97 By A. F. Arguelles, Barcelona than the Gordon. In fact, many 11 people consider them the only "bird dogs." All three setters are approxi mately the same size, from 55 to DOWN 1.

The flying lemur 2. Elliptical 3. Performed 4. Public notice 5. Fencing blades 6.

Roster 7. Kind of tree 8. Human beings i 19. Charge for services 22. Cease 23.

Record of a ship's voyage 24. Laid hold of 25. Endure 26. Decorated 28. A ruler 29.

Macaws (Braz.) bunday, August 7. There will be obedience trials at this show. Other events: Eureka Kennel Club, held at Ferndale August 14. Kern County Show, held at Stoctkon August 21. In addressing: me please note that route numbers have been changed to road numbers in Se-bastopol.

New address is Joan Shaw, Tamalbrae Kennels, 245 Goldridge Road, Sebasjtopol, phone 2834. 70 pounds. They all have the general build and outline of true sporting dogs, all have flat, shiny Saturday's Answer 31. Dried leaflets used medically 32. Danger 34.

Saucy 37. Large tub 38. Food fish 40. Music note where that goat's milk is better for puppies. What do you think? I PREFER goat's milk for puppies, it isivery easily digested.

If you can't get it in your neighborhood try using canned milk, diluted with warm water. Mrs. C. H. Cotati: I know this is a dog column but could you tell me what to use on my cats for ringworm? THE OLD reliable treatment for ringworm seems to be tincture of iodine one day and iodex ointment the next day, alternating these two until the skin returns to normal.

Ringworm is a fungus growth and spreads' rapidly. It can be transmitted to humans and pets alike. Burn the bedding used by the cats. Mr. C.

Santa Rosa: I have a nice looking Scottie that I want to have properly stripped, clipped, or whatever they do to them. Can -1 I coats with feather on the legs, tail and ears. 1 1 i fc I The color of the English should be black, white and tan; black and white-blue belton; lemon and t-i 4Wftw L-li white: orange and white. 'rf rtil ft The Gordon's color is always black with tan markings; two Salads for outdoor meals in the back yard or on the porch might well be the finger food IUUU clear spots over the eyes, on the sides of the muzzle, on the throat, kind carrot curls, celery heai 7Q two spots on the chest, on the in radishes, green onions and 'lry I 'j 9. Roman poet 10.

River (Fr.) 1L Joyful 12. Head of diocese 14. Wagon-wheel groove 15. A zone 16. Father 17.

Not seeming to grow old 19. Insect 20. Board of Ordnance (abbr.) 21. Evening-before a holiday 22. Observes 23.

Full outfit for newborn infant 25. Printed and bound volume 27. Cry of a dove 28. Music note 30. Unit of work 31.

Purchaser and inspector of goods 33. Indefinite -article 34. Look slyly 35. A period 36. Black birds 38.

Part of the leg side of the-hindlegs, on the fore ty of California green and ripi i ripe legs below the knees. olives. They fit in beautifully with any kind of a menu. The Irishman is rich mahogany or golden chestnut. Setters in general have very lovable dispositions, are easily WHY NOT REMOVE THE CAUSE! lNlblNKl-2PlkPRl-3n2nR-8- 2qp4-B4Q2-8-4rbrl.

White to play and mate in two moves (9 9). Solution to Problem No. 96 is: Final results of the international matches between Canada and the United States are: Canada, S6Vz, U. S. A.

II8V2. Following are the scores: li 1 iiziiiiii: r- 'az 111 Wr I 11 OUR FULL BODY X-Ray Examination Will Give You the Facts COAST-TO-COAST MATCH Canada f- 3 i U. S. A. Location SEE WITH YOt'R OWN EVES: A FULL.

BODY X-RAV will reveal the bidden cause, wili show yon how throueh CORRECTIVE TREATMENTS, every nerve, organ, cell and vital force may be made to AGAIN FUNC-TION NORMALLY. DO YOU SUFFER FROM trained, and make ideal companions. Due to their size, they are more suited to larger areas where they can get exercise so essential to their makeup. Of all the breeds, the setters are probably among the most beautiful, always attracting their share of attention wherever seen, either working in the field or at the bench shows. Questions Mrs.

L. Cloverdale: There is a dog running loose in this district. Isn't there some ruling against this? IT IS unlawful for any dog to run loose from 6 p. m. to 6 a.

m. in this county. Mrs. D. Geyserville: My dud- 23'2 1 1 I 'y 2 I' -'V'-fi 1 I 2Vz I "T- I 9'2 i 1 I 4V2 Bangor, Me.

4 Berlin, H. 4 Vergennes, Vt. 29' Buffalo, N. Y. 7 Elizabethtown, N.

Y. 2J2 Port Huron, Mich. l5'i Detroit Lakes, Mich. 1 Regina, Sask. 14 Waterton, L.

Alta. 36 2 Seattle, Wash. Anemia Asthma Neuritis a Epilepsy Arthritis Constipation Sinus Trouble Heart Trouble Indigestion Nervousness Dizziness Headaches Lumbago Sciatica PUes i 8-1 DR.H.H.GLASS,D.C. The Only Office in Sonoma County Vsinc This Scientific Method 825 College Ave. Santa Rosa Phone 2775 A platter of thinly sliced cold roast beef with golden canned cling peach halves filled with chutney will make wonderful eating for an informal porch supper.

For variety fill some of the peach halves with bright currant jelly. For hot weather treats chilled fruit makes a more refreshing topping for ice cream than do sweet sauces. For this reason chilled canned fruit cocktail is the perfect summer sundae topping. It has five fruits all in one and is always ready to use. 1 ct mra 4-1-t5 rt nrtillr- OX 11V If kill A Uig Ull 111C llllln I give them.

I use fresh, whole cow's milk. Have read some 4 A' '51 118 86i2 Here follows a game played on board No. 1 in the match between Winnipeg and Minneapolis at Detroit Lakes. Minn. White: D.

A. Yanofsky (champion of Black: Dr. G. A. Koelsche (champion of Minnesota).

Sicilian Defense 1 P-K4 P-QB4 21. R-KB1 Q-N3 2. N-KB3 P-Q3 22. N-R4 Q-B3 3. P-Q4 PxP 23.

P-QN3 Q-Kl 4. NxP N-KB3 24. R-R3 R-QB2 5. N-QB3 P-KN3 25. Q-R4 QR-QB1 6.

B-K2 B-N2 26. B-N5 P-N3 v. Iv International contest of chess enthusiasts brought Washington and B. C. clubs together in the mm im iff mi isa III piilifit eieSs pi less Canada-U.

S. A. match in the new 7. 0-0 N-QB3 27. N-N2 RB7 N-N3 0-8 28.

N-Q3 R1-B6 9. B-K3 B-K3 29. N-B4 RxR 10. P-B4 N-QR4 30. QxR 11.

P-B5 B-B5 31. R-Bl P-QR4 12. B-Q3 P-Q4 32. Q-N3 P-R5 13. NxN OxN 33.

B-B6 N-N3 14. P-K5 BxB 34. BxB NxN 15. PxB K-Q2 35. B-R6ch Q-N3 18.

P-Q4 PxP 3(5. BxN QxQ 17. RxP P-K3 37. PxQ PxP 18. R-R5 P-B4 38.

R-Nl P-N7 19. R-R4 R-B2 39. K-B2 P-N4 20. Q-R5 N-Bl 40. B-Q2 Black resigns.

Don't forget: Open air chess festival next Sunday on the Plaza in Sonoma! Starts at 1:30 p. m. Bring your family along and by all means bring your chess men and board. We intend to publish the rules to our new competition next Sunday! Watch your next week's Empire Chess Chats. Post-Intelligencer building in Se attle.

The international trophy is a replica of the peace arch at Blaine (above), scene" of the 1946 contest. EMPIRE AVIATION iy Mil I vll teSii sis' os Revenues Shows St eimy Rise cated a year ago in anticipation of By UNCLE MIKE Aviation is not only paying divi State ond Approx. Gasoline Federal Aver. hrs. to earn per lax per hourly lOgollofls allonf gollon wage9, plus tax 1922 24t .52 5 1939 .63 3 1949 20f.t 6 1.37 2 the federal grant.

The combined sums will be used for fencing boundaries of the field, moving dends in Sonoma county it is paying dividends TO Sonoma county, Dividends to the extent, reports the beacon to top of the hangar in accordance with CAA regulations, installing a directional marker at the tetrahedron to designate traffic flow, installation of sidewalks and curbs around the administration building, floodlighting the Harrison Mecham, superintendent loading zone and landscaping the grounds. CIVIL AIR PATROL activities fAverage 50 U. $. elites. Includes alt foxes except Federal ond State highway taxes.

Average for 48 States. U. $. Bureau of labor statistics for factory workers. continued at a rapid pace through out the past week, with the flying picnic held last weekend at Lake- port described by Pat Stone PIO and probably a look-in at the fair.

Peter J. Lawrence dropped in from Vancouver aboard his Navi-on with a party of three guests. Others included: Carl F. Ludlow, Denver in a Cessna, with four aboard; 2. P.

Jenkins, New Orleans, Beech Executive with seven aboard; Cities Service Corporation, New York, DC-3 with 10 Grove visitors; Henry F. Burns, Topeka, in a Beech Executive with six aboard; N. F. Philips, New Orleans, Beech Executive, seven passengers. E.

A. Stewart, Burbank, president of Union Oil Company, dropped in aboard his Beech Executive with five passengers grovebound. FROZEN Sonoma county berries reached the St. Louis market by air during the week when the National Ice Company shipped via Southwest Airways to Mills Field, thence via TWA to St. Louis.

Flying is O. K. in Alaska, but look out for gas prices! That was the warning of Roy Ward and Merle Corder, who got back during the week in the Club Cessna from an 17-day jaunt to the Pacific Northwest and Alaska. They found gas fairly plentiful but paid up to a dollar a gallon in Alaska. Harlan Stewart, Santa Rosa, is the newest private licenseee.

He got his ticket through S. R. School of Aviation during the week. One flygal Marie Wemmer of Sonoma soloed during the week while two more Grace Clark, Ukiah and Rosemary Starr, Co-tati, are new students at S. R.

School of Aviation. of Group Six as a "howling success." "There was food galore and lots of swimming, boating and rides in the amphibian plane donated by Dell Lampson, Lakeport airport operator. Around 55 air enthusiasts attended. The monthly potluck dinner of the outfit is slated for Friday, August 5 at the CAP building. New officers of the organiza 2 In 1 939 one bushel of wheat would buy the average U.

S. farmer 3M gallons of gasoline. Today, one bushel will buy him 7.9 gallons. And what's true of the factory worker and the farmer is true to a large extent of most other gainfully employed people in this country. 1 The price of gasoline today is higher than it was in 1939.

But it actually costs you less. In 1939, for example, 10 gallons of "regular" gasoline cost the average U. S. factory worker 3 hours' pay. Today, 10 gallons of considerably better "regular" gasoline costs him less than 2 hours' pay.

3 In other words, the price of gasoline has gone up less than wage rates and less than the price of most other commodities. Consequently, it actually costs you less in "real" dollars than it cost you in '39. What's the reason for this? Are the industry's labor costs down? No. Oil -workers are among the highest paid wage earners in the country. tion: of the Sonoma County Airport, that the airport is on a self sustaining basis for the fiscal year 1949-50.

This year's airport budget $18,200, the lowest budget of the three years of the field's operation by the county, is being financed entirely from field revenue. It was made possible, he ex-plained, by increased revenue from gasoline and oil sales, hangar rental and income accruing to the county from Southwest Airways, plus sale of a power line to Pacific Gas and Electric Company for $12,042. The airport budget has decreased steadily in the last two years. The first budget was for $28,000, Mr. Mecham recalled.

The next fiscal year it was lowered to $24,000. INDICATION of still further Income to the airport was seen in a recent letter to Mr. Mecham from Sen. F. Presley Abshire.

It was to the effect that Assembly Bill 1275 authored by Assemblyman Lester McMillan, Los Angeles has. passed the legislature and Is on the governor's desk awaiting his signature. The measure provides allocating the state gasoline tax on aviation gasoline to airports. Sonoma county's share would be approximately $22,000, Senator Abshire's letter indicated. Further, financially the airport received official word of a federal grant of $8,600 under the Federal Airport Act of 1946, for long-wanted improvement work.

The grant, Mr. Mecham says, is tantamount to delivery of the money. "It means that it's actually on the way," he said. The money will be matched with $7,515 in county funds' alio- Loryaine Petty, supply officer; Stella Bickford, assistant; Wesley Stone, fiscal; Rose Sichel, assistant Tom Batey, air search and rescue; Bill Kearby, assistant. Hank Davis, group communica tions.

JS August 20 has been set as date of the Air Search and Rescue tryouts. Location will come 10WER COST later. CAS01IHE WITH THE Sonoma County Fair vieing with Bohemian Grove as focal center for flvboys these days, transient business zoomed to 142 visiting aircraft during the early part of the week. BEFORE INVESTING in an electric mixer make sure you have at least a square foot to allot to it on the kitchen mixing counter, and about 16 inches of space between counter and wall cupboard and an electric outlet nearby. Among them was a converted A-26, owned by Standard Oil of ii MS Indiana that flew John Peake of Chicago in for a Grove visit I WW HOILLY SIMPLE tnasifli AS ALWAYS 6 i 1 All the Credit you any extras for EASY CREDIT As long as 15 months to pay.

6. 64 of this came out of profits that were left over during those years after dividends. The rest was borrowed. So oil company profits have a very real bearing on keeping down the cost of gasoline to you. For most profits go right back into improved facilities that mean greater efficiency and lower costs.

(' Dr. C. Campbell 5 Since 1939 the industry has not only plowed back every cent of profits after dividends into enlarged and improved facilities but has borrowed additional money as well all in order to. meet the increased demand for petroleum products and to improve efficiency. In the last 10 years Union Oil -in addition to $178,000,000 used for replacement has spent $80,000,000 on "plant" improvement and expansion.

4 Are the industry's raw-material, tax and other "cost-of -doing-business" expenses lower? Quite the contrary. Are the owners taking less profit? No, dividend payments have been running higher, although they average only about of gross sales and represent a return of AxA7o on invested capital. What is the answer then? Simply this: greater efficiency and lower costs through more and better "tools" refineries, terminals, pipe lines, drilling rigs, etc DENTAL PLATES with TRANSPARENT PALATE set with TRANSLUCENT TEETH The eventual need of a family burial lot is indisputable. To acquire it in advance of need is desirable. Its location, cost and method of purchase is exceedingly simple, providing you are not confused by sudden bereavement.

Our friendly counsel is yours for the asking. Lots or single graves in perpetual care, sold to the public. Terms if desired. Odd Fellows Cemetery Assn. of Santa Rosa Telephone" 249 Office 426 Mendocino Ave.

BRANCHES IN OTHER CALIFORNIA CITIES This series, sponsored by the people of Union Oil Company, is dedicated to a discussion of how and why American business 'unctions. We hope you'll feel free to send in any suggestions cr criticisms you ha ve to offer. Write: The President, Union Oil Company, Union Oil Building, Los Angeles 14, California. OP CALIFOHCIIA iNCORfOKATID IN CALIFORNIA, OCTOIER 17, 1194.