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DOUGLAS COUNTY'S INEXHAUSTIBLE NATURAL RESOURCES ANl) CLIMATIC ADVANTAGES MAKE IT THE MOST ATTRACTIVE FOR HOMESEEKERS AND INVESTORS. KEEP WELL POSTtD On the current events nl Dm world's progress by reading tlie Daily rtsnitw Delivered by carrier, 50 cat's u month PROFITABLE INVESTMENT Advertisere nut pood returvt from an nouQceinunts placed In live papers the Daily and TwicK-A-wmcu KMw. Tr theuiihore' none other bo Rigid. OSEBU RO VOL. XIV. HOSEllLRQ, OREGOS, MONDAY KVKXINIi, AKUST 21, 1011. Xo. MS. Review OREGON m mm ends, oiil Unit fur the, first tlim? in history the companies had recognized tho principle, of collective bargaining. English Railroad Men and Dock Workers Victorious OTHER UNIONS MAY THY IT Cyclone Sweeps Xnlli Dakota Mis, Leaving Death acd Property Loss In Its Wake (Special to tlie Evening Review). LONDON. Auk. 2 I . C'harRiiiR Ihe railroad companies with breaking fnlth by ilittrriuiiUHtfiiK against Home of the strikers. Secretary Thomas, of the Rati way (Employers' Association, today, threatened u renewal of the strike unless promisett of impartial reinstatement were fulfilled. Nevei Ihvleflb. It its believed there is little danger or furilu'r hostilities. Thon huikIs of men returned to work to day, but the railroaders' victory may encourage other iiutims to strike. Workers 'elelniite Victmy. The railway workers held nieetiii,;. throughout the country yesterday to celebrate what they consider a vic tory over the railway compani.'H. With the exception of 4000 men ot' the Northeastern Railway Company, which are not a party to the settle ment agreement, and 1000 Maneh -h-ter men, all the union men adopt ed resolutions -in favor of the resump tion of work. The Northeastern Company's em ployes demanded an eight-hour day and a two shilling weekly advance in wages, with a minimum wage, of shillings, about $-'.r0. The railway managers and th ir employes on other lines have agrted to permit a commission to settle their rlilliculties. With the exception of Llnnelly, Wales, there were no serious riots. At Llanelly three were shot by the troops Saturday. A meeting of 40,000 trades unlon Ints of London was held at Hyde Park yesterday. Labor leaders congratu lated the railway men on their vic tory, and a resolution, which was read from numerous plat forms, pointed LIVERPOOL. Aug. 21. Food con ditions are Improved. Railwuv em ployes return to work tomorrow and the dock workers' strike was settled tonight. Vessels are sailing again. The shipowners have agreed to meet the reprcsentaihob of the men when they all return to work. I.AIHiR I KAhKRS I'ltKMtT ll KTRIUK IX AMKHIlW . CHICAliO. Aug. 21. Labor lead ers of National repute admit today that the success of the English strik ers had pi veil impetus for a "general strike"' In Amei U -a the object of which, they sav, will be lo secure the mastery of labor. Serious labor dinicultics among rafhoad. steel and coal workers are nredicUd. involving IITo.Ooo coal 1 miners. Too.ooo railway workers and ;;oiuhio employes of the steel trust. I The first trouble which may result I in a monster walkout. It is said, is 'the coal mining industry when the contracts expire April 1. It Is said that they will demand the "same con ditions and wages that obtain In Uli ino's," where the highest wages are paid and excellent working facilities provided. This demand will be made, union leaders say. to equalize the profit now made by Easteru mine operators and prevent the Illinois operators from closing down tin tr niines. as they have threatened to do. 'CYCLONE DEALS DEATH IX XOIITM DAKOTA TOWNS. I FARGO, N. D.. Aug. 2 1. Though jonly four bodies have been found, it Is believed that at least a score of persons were killed in the state In ye.sttrday s cyclone, w hich demolished 'Antlers and then struck West Hope, injuring l.o persons and, 'damagei other towns to the southwest. Ji'rop ;erty damage Is probably $1.000. 0i0. ! CAVEIX l.l P.IKS 15 EX. I Dl'Ll'TH, .Minn.. Aug. 21. Fif teen men are buried under huudrels jof tons of earth as the result of a cave in at the Buffalo & Susquehanna j open pit iron mine near nibbing, I Minn., tonight. j More than 100 of the miners' co workers are working frantically to save them. f Dissolute Virginian Accused of Murdering Wife out It the case against the lad complete. Love of fine clothes, drink and nil that goes with fast life on the Great , White Way led Geidt J to commit toe crime. He was formerly a bellboy at the Hotel Iroquois. Jackson lived there. The broker was llbe his tips and Geidel thought ried lots of money on his person. The bellboy wanted that money to satisfy his craving for high life. He, entrred Iho broker's room lu the, dark hours of early morning, andj when the aged man showed itgiu tie i 111 TV mlX TPh A UU1I i piuLJ VU1 m more building of a railroad from 'I' t ',. ..nit.. II.... ... l, I H..l'.lu lull the acquirement of all railroads lu Alaska, bo that the policy ot Goveni- . im'nt ownership ran ho settled Imme diately. The board should operate 'and develop whurves. dorka und I bora I with ' (Irpfjnn ).n flf MiniflfJ Alicllll sloanishlp Hiicb, if neresKiuy. to de ;ht he car-.wUyjU I lull Ul lUlUlllg iAIuonuU ,ver the product of Alaska to the Coal Has Champion "AFFINITY" GOING OS STACE 'v( .., ,,,,, 'SENATE HEARS LAFOLLETTE , Hied pointed oueries at the smirking " murderer on the morning of his nr- rest he heal his lingers on the youth's 17-Ycai-Old Paul Gtide!, Who Killid i"s"- Al H 11 ", Declares Wall Street Interests Millionaire Hotel Guest, in Scales ol Justice , whi n Dougherty asked him whore ho ; was on the night of the murder, the : pulse suddenly jumped to what is known an "third speed." Then Geidel wait shown the bloodstained chloro lorin bottle. bearing telllale linger prints, and lie confessed. INCOKI'OICATK IOR RAILWAY. Trying to Build Monopoly Like Aolbraclle aeltic Tonal." Xavy Pivsonls Another Ptuisc. Declaring that the people could afford to make only a small profit Hi Investment becnuse this small profit would be the means of cheapening products which now, controlled Vy .the Morgan-Guggenheims, are ex- tremely high, and citing the adminis tration of the cunal zono as a prero jdont for (iovernment administration Jf( of all utilities. La Folic! to asserted mill ine progressives ueinuiiueu a speedy devolopmeut of Alaskan re sources, so that tiie whole people, but particularly those of Iho l'aclllc Coast, could get tile benefit of redmv tion In tlie cost of living through the utilization of Alaska's treasures. "Our future naval power on the fuel lie ocean," be said, "depends ou the utilization of AlaHkan coal. I' UK l.t)XI() TAII.OIt. Suits and overcoats made lo meas ure, $15 to $4.r. Choice of TiDO samples. Style anil lit guaranteed. Krench dry cleaning and pressing. Cilmour. the London Tailor, S. V. corner Cass and fine Streets. dlf (Sperlal to tlie Kvening Review). Clli:STKI!Kli:i.l), Vs., Aug. 11. After Ills attorneys tried to have tlie trial stayed and the Indicinieni quashed and Judge Watson refused. Henry Clay Henttie. Jr.. plradeil not . guilty to the charge of wife murder Marshlleld Times: Articles, of In- and througn the actual m..iing of and a trial that promises to he one corporation have hoi n prepared for Alaskan coal by the (iovernment, all of the big Virginia seii.-allons began, the Terminal Itallway, the organlza- lo he ndnilnh tereil f ir the benefit of lieiillie is Jli veal's nf Hue. the son ii., u-l,i,.l. lu 1.1 imuikI rn.-l thi lines 1 11..1111I.. 11 1 h,nn thrmii'li 11 linnril of Henry Clay tl.ailie. Sr.. a well 10 rr ,i,li Ihe C. A. Smith Company, or control, was llu plan outlined by null .amj, ur Aug. .1. imp do business man or Ibis illy. Young n,,, siniimui Lumber Company, W. S. Senator La Toilette, of Wisconsin, Oregon Idea or huvlng tho f'overn- Iteatiie received n lair education and. cnaiidler. .1. W. Ilenneit ami .1. Il.'ioday In a s eh In the Somite. ""'"' develop the Alaskan coal fields al 1111 early age, began lo indulge ill i.-janagan were recently awarded 111 Declaring; Hint everv dav makes 111 the Biune time break the hold a Hist and reckless life. lie had rranchise in Marshlleld. The articles more evident the fact that the "r "'onopolles In Aluska. us outlln.'d numerous affairs with girls, but only f incorporation aiilborize a slock is- American people lire waging 11 losing '' Senator La I'olletto In the Senate one had serious consequences. f $3110.1x111. or which $1110,000 ! light In Aim A .. Ln Follette asserted loday, meets wllii my heartiest np- About rour years o-;o he became j8 to be p:.id up at once. In tho Be- i it was time for the lioveniment' to I'rovul, said Herbert Spencer, a Intimate with lltn'ali lllnford, a t.ction of tho name the word corn-' take an iicti.e hand. wealthy oil operator, here today, handsome but moially corr.i.it girl, ,, or organization was omitted. Monopoly Wall Kdvei'x Oliject. I "' have been oyer the cut re coal- who. ut that time, was not nulte 1L Ti,e incoi porators 1110 the parties: -on one side." La Follette said, hind zone In the Controller Lay dls- The liillinacy conllnued and two yea is named above. I'aie S.I, DIM) pioneers who are risking trlct. lidded l-.pencer, and was sur- ngo n child wi s born to tne girl. The The purposes of the Terminal Hall- their lives and fii.1111.1 In explnra- lled at Its ric iiieis. I'or prnctlca.ly. Iialie pioved sickly and soon died. Wlly re specilled to build a lino of thin and prospecting ir undeveloped "" '' south of the CMniilng.niin liore to please his father, upon rl,ilwaV down along Isthmus Inlet, ' resources. Ou the oilier Bide are tho claims is one great coal hed. It Is whom lie depended for a living, young from n(,lir the Taylor Slglln ranch. ; millions of American peop;e to whom inacceisihle saye by i(,uiib of i rall- Hcattle. alio t two years ago, married through the cities of Marshlield und this great storehouse or natural r- '"' l,ul ri'"1" Controller liny liecaiiF" Miss Loi'.lse Owen, the pretty daugh- xortli lleud and thence to Sunset sources belong. Hotwoon them Is tho ('"a"1 connlsls of iiiilcHsan: ler of a resident of Hover, Del. The i;. v, ,,nd such lirauches or "feeders" enorn niis power of Ihe greatest con- Ll"'" 'h"'h a man dare not niarriage was not happy. Young ils are advantageous from time . tolccntration of capital the world ever 'a'!. Itcattle did not abandon his fast life ti jknew. 1 "' ""' to devehMi mines alter niurrli'go und even the birth of j SundherK. formerly city en- "Anyone must see that the foiinda- ",0 dlstrlcl, hut uller going over a child, about six montlis ago, did gineer ot Marshlleld, has been select- t Ioiih are being laid In Wa'l Street tor It carelully I was coiiv need th it 011 y not improve tlie relations between M lls engineor of tho company and 'tho building up of the monopoly ill J1 syndicate with millions leiiiiui . lie vonnir niuirled neoiile. A tew .1,11 .,u,i nim' heirnn the lire in nary aIhhIiii en mil to that which now con- "" im'-"m"'"" nioi.hs ago Healtle met the lllnford suivey near tho SIrIIii place. Tlie trols the authrucllo coal Holds in L'h'l hv accident and their former re- e.lrv,.v- u-lll he h.-iMleneil 11s ratiidlv as T..n tih-I vim In . possible and it Is staled that the hope, "When we have before us the his- '"i ! 1., ..... ,1, ,.nul Ilrill nmh,. Will' I..-.. f II,.. "n I 1, -i 1 1 ol I'll t.i. h. wllll-ll la n f,, i,i . y... .......... . ..r. , . , . ,,, ifiiiwiiiiiiiiiiliw in lie Moririili llileresls ,'" " i". Signs Bill Admitting Ntw Mexico and Arizona . RECALL PROVISION KILLED President Accepts Invitation Tint Will Afford Oregon a Chance to Greet Him (Special to tlie Kvening Hevlew). WASHIXliTON, Aug. 21. Imine- iniiial Hallway is Xa.no Agreed 'l-velopn.ent of the mineral re-; A f , c(,(.k , , Km)MK 111111111 sources of Alaska through llovern-' , ,,, ,i,..,ri ,.,, 1." .,u "y r !"',' ownership of ruilroads, ships. ho ,,ropoed the extension ! ' !i .1, i 1 .1 f of the leasing system to the coul Uu- posiia. l'i-o)ONitton Thi Itig for People of Onlhiary Capital. PORTLAND. Or., Aug. i 4- TWO N'KW STAT KS. fr 4 WASHIN'OiON. Aug. 21. 4. 4 Vice-President Suerman and 4" J Speaker Champ ('lurk today J Higueri the joint statehood bill udmlttiug New Mexico and Arl- 4 4- zona, uhieh was then sent to President Taft for bis slgnu- 4 I tnre. He will sign tt. 4 j j j j J p2 "l TAFT SlfiNS STATKHOOI ate, or the tiovernnieiit. count han dle such n iopoultlon, and I drew lailons were resumed The Mimic On Ihe evening of July IS. lasl. soon. young Heattle took his wlie out for a ride in nn nu'omob.'io. They lel'l. driving along Lie Midlothian pike. About II o'clock thut night lleattle relumed to Mr. Owen's house in ills auto, driving with one hand, while h j ' i was holding Ills w'l'e's lifeless body Tlie advanced methods of dlstribut 'Millions lu wenllh Is there, ready llioldlng complete control against Ihe 'ir Ihe liovernuient does not take -I'll I-: XH IV WAV OK I'l.tNl) Itl'VIXfi whole American people, can we expect "lo or It, some kviii cine m pruiue !,, different result if the Morgana and Individuals undoubtedly will secure a ( iliens of ItiiKclmrit Save I'roni 1(1(1 tiuggenhelms are perniltted lo control monopoly, as he who holds the trniiB- lnska' iporiniiou Hues nun v.iuii niiir.1 i-.,ij ' Tlie (ioveinnieiiCs Ite.-poi.siblli.ty. I will likewise control the devolopmeut I lie power will lie lu tlie control i to !'.iii. .iiff ? r5X v:w SF4 .pjKjf Q-i a If You Wa.nt a Piano tat js Rjght Up to the Present ay Standard of Construction in i Deserving Design-Durability the artistic M. v -T .Mill.-r will measure up to our idea of a perfect Home I iano you II b-e i,e to find its ennal at the price and we give you n guarantee in , ,.r(lt(1(.,s SM ..lill -r l-iuuos Ih-iic acouaintance and retain tneir r. (()ne ,,,,.,1;, so w,,n that th(.rp ia in Pa(.h ,,. tonier a ' Feelihg of Satisfaction and a willingness ' to push the good news along, that's the reason the S. V. .Miller is to . (he njosl lakr() of ii;,no'on t,e iaciilc Coast. 1 The T&ne Tells The Truth of their .j-uug worth ns n musical surress. A prudent buver alw;t)n feels s'i., , ..,.n. (. 1...:,. i.... ...neBi,ni .i.. .1..... ...1.1, .... out si d y'ire in dealing with theii home merchant rather than with an and that s the ile&l EmoQ Rice's Reduction o in price! nf good t'tuog to ftoelmrg residents is bringing them Riich a lilg tr.ttj in I'nos that iia1 iLstrlhiited direct from factory to home of buyer In Unsehiirg by O RICE & RICE FROM MAKER TO USER DEALERS with the other. ' , iug pianos nireci. irom raciory 10 nr docks, wharves, moiiiiiaiu puss's lleatile said tl:nt Ills wife had 1 1 home, originated In iiusouurg ny ine iid Ihe limited outlet lo the worms ..,.,,,,.., ,.u ,,.,'i'i'ui.' shot and killed with 0 shotgun by a house of Uice & Ithe. is attracting markets. "'" Vn 1 ii vV tail man with a long beard, who had widespread attention in Itoselni'gi -ihe (lovernineat should regard m ai,i,ii .111,1111 ii.iu..i 1. held them nn. while thev were driving and surrounding lerrllory. 'itself us a board ol' directors pledged WASHINGTON, Aug. 21. Follow- alon? Midlothian pike. The case Mr. Itieo when asked about lllls prnpeily care 'or the developlllent ,.0ifereuce tills afternoon, calhd tor an Investigallon by Ilie new feature of their large store,'nf pmperly In which the American speaker Clark and Congressman coroner and after a lung und sensa- staled that he be'ieved tin' average p,.,,,,!,. im. nKi slockholders. I'nderwood announced thai I hoy re tional healing the coroner's jury intelligent piano buyer of the present 1 "The llrst step should be the crea- rused lo ussent to Ihe move to nil gave Hie verdltt thai Mrs. lleatlie had day appreciated a somite di al ill 1 Hon or adeiiiate Iransnortatlon fae'll- jii rn Congress tonight. A majority Iven shot and killed witli a shotgun buying 11 piano. .In.M a good, plain. ,.K. The (iovernni-nt ' should own ml ,(,n, B,,.H f ,,,. Hons? got lo in Hie bunds or her husband. Homy siialghlforward proiiotition. a siriclly nlll tin ild these, mid 'the wharves. K1.i.r lim tried to force II. Clay lleattle, Jr. The latter was ar- one price lor a", without bolng 1111-, lncks, ihllroads and terminals d- v rested and lodged III Henrico county novi d by 1 anvii:-..cvn and ouislile ri,aly conslriicted should be aciiulred Small circulars containing Iho h'- jail. w here he spent his time uncoil- peddlers, an honest piano U 1111 I - ( by the Covernmelit immediately. The ,.sn r Judge Coke lu the case oi cernedlv. smoking cigarettes anil est price. 1 nave imi-n mis in. n 1 jVei niiieni sunn, 11 own uiiu oi.'iaie ,.,,1V & 11, ,u (oiupany, a loreign cor-;, ()) (, l nl(111 wt, prnvNious 111:1k- filleiuniing 011 his guitar. Tile Itinlord coiiKlderVule Ihoiigbt." said Mr. iti-e.l,,, ,,Kt one great coal mine. Willi p,,,,,,!,,,,, against F. H. How, have 1 . ,,,,, VonslltullMii easier ot ainend- giri was arrested as 11 possible 11c- "end I know I am rlf.ki, and the w,lcli to supply naval and military .Pll issued by Corporation Clerk ; . ' complice. nii ny kind v.oids 'bat a e daily hi'i'ig ,.,,,H, selling Hie surplus at a reason- jHicnt k of tho Secretary of State's. ' a Since his Imprisonment lleattle spns.cn 01 1 ne i . ....ni-i 1 mini uuu mn,. prniu us u cnees m;anisi eioi- lliiv. I here has. been some iiiik as; snick lo Ills original story. Inn his I'lajer I'leim pi .nes inal we have t1)M ,y prVale corporalioas develo;i- , w bellier the deimrlinent can col-j position became serious when Paul made a good c, nice in our I'in.rn K oilier mines. led license rocs from foreign corpora-. i':llio. a poo,- relative of Hie 11- I'ac'i.ry. When lie ni vt car of S. . i (huciiiIiiu lionnl Ailvocnleil. timih doing business ill tills slate. To; cusid. coii.'e.- ed that he had bought Miller-Pianos anivi:! It will repn- "The sensible and practical tiling B,ow the court's opinion in the illes-' for the prisoner the shotgun wi'h sent by lar ine oiggesi uuu oesi ,10 to create a noaro 01 puinic ,(,, m,.. Unbcock has had these clr which the murder had been comnill ted Speclnl to tho Evening Review. WASHINGTON, Aug. 21. Presi dent Taft tills afternoon signed tlie hill admitting Arizona and New Mexi co to statehood. Only tho refusal of the territories to roinply with the conditions imposed by Congress can now prevent thuni from entering tlie I'nlon in three months. The Flood-Smith resolution ad- ' mil ting these territories Into tho I'nlon with the Judlrlary recull feat ure of the Arizona constitution eliminated to meet the objection which cuiised President Taft to veto the original statehood hill was passed by Iho llouso Saturday. Tho resolution provides for Ari zona's ndmlsslon with the constitu tion adopted by. Ihe convention of July an. I9U1, and later ratified by the Arizona voters, upon the "funda mental condition" that article 8 of the constitution relating to the recall of public olllcers shall be held nud construed not to npply to judicial olll cers and that Ihe Arizona people shail, give their assent to that construction. The President Is required within :i( days after approval or tlie measure to certify to the fact to the Governor or Arlzuna. who within SO duys I thereafter must proclaim an election, 1 lo be held between tin and 90 days after the proclamation, lo vote upon artich nud to vote for state and oilier ollicers. ir a majority of the voters ratify Hie exception of judicial ollicers from the recall, such 11 construction will le'coine part of tiie Arizona consti tution. The President will then issuo a proclamation and upon ils Issuance Arizona will become a slate. j Tlie resolution admits New Mexico AI'I'S .KH ItXKV TO PACIFIC LAST ASSl ItF.I. WASHINGTON. Aug. 21. -Tuft lo dav accepted an Invitation to lay tho piauv invi s. nielli ever aiieinpieu ny works for Alaska. similar 10 ine ,.arB printed. The decision holds 1 el stone 01 ine new nan r nun is..u my iioselniig piano concern, ami we Kt li iiiiii it f anal Commission. 1 ins ,1Ilt unless a foreign corporation pays clly hall, tiius ciincning ins luieumni II iho fee it cannot transact of taking a trip 10 ine i-uriuc ioiisi llin hili i lo (in On Stage. I will then be ill a shape to take care board should underlake. not only tin ii.,lli 11I1, fm, 1 tin. oilier wnin- of all onlers pioinptly. Meanw hile , 1111" accepted by H e police as the mo tive lor the killing of Mrs. Henry Clnv Leatlie. Jr., Is to cavort on mov ing picture film.,, when she has testl lied against the husband of tlie d woman. A representative of a moving pic- tuie concern today Is In possession of' a contract by which the 17-year-old-, gii Woollier agrees to devote her tlme to moving picture plays, just as soon I us she is released from custody. The company will also star lluelab in! vaudeville. 1 ItOV OXCK IN (it. .ill NOW FAI LS F.I.F.CTKIC CIIAIIt. ! NKW YOKK, An. ' 21. Paul . Goldel. the 17-yea--ohl bellboy who Is rhaiged with the murder of V II lium Henry Jack-on. a millionaire, todav goes oil trial for bis life. Tlie boy will not go lo Ihe eleilric, chair If money can save I1I111. A Hart ford millionaire -, said In have con-! trilnited $.".u. lino fm- tlie defense and stands ready to supply more money if uecessury. A pathet'c figure Is the aged mother of the boy, who is firm In her belief of his entire Innocence. She declares that he tins a deeply religious nature and Hint his trulnlng has been along Christian lines. Before coflilng to New York from HartfoMl six months ago. he was 11 choir boy in the fashionable Trinity Cbiinh I11O Hie Connecticut city. pffirhk McGanr. who pawned the watch Geidel stole frii( Jackson's apartments at the Hotel Iroquois, following the murder. Is being held a h in accomplice. Tn.s watch, which brought $17.fi0 at the pawnbroker s, and 0 In money were the booty for which G'ldel must now pay dearly. The District Attorney has Geldei s complete confession, and even wlth- doiiig a steHiiily Increasing business lu pianos and making friends at tile store of Itice Uice." nl HIKLS ICOOT liLKIl, IIO.MIi- MAUL. The morning may be gloomy lint the sun will shine, don't fear. Put rain or shine, now s just Hie lime To trv our llrewed Itoot lleer. THE UMPtJHA CIHKH WORKS. Indian Motorcycles r h the license fee it cannot business lu Oregon. Patronise Review advertisers. I this fall. He will visit Washington. Oregon and California, leaving Bever ly priihnhlv September lii. New and Second Hand Machines, 2 3-4 to 7 II. P. Supplies and parts Call or Send for Catalog. Frank Poole. 318 N. Rose St., Roseburg. Patronlm Review advertiser. Satisfaction con . siclcrccl, it's the cheapest hat a man can buy the STETSON j Harth's Toggery Home of Regal Shoes Specials-August 21st-28th While our slock Is fresh and full we are going to make a specialty of Suits, Cloaks and Hats to match and blend. Whiln our prices are a surprise to all. Don't wall until many of Hie exclusive things are gone, we do mil duplirute your sail, cloak or paiiern hat. Lei as show von the newest things. Novelties and Hand Hags. lu Fall Styles. In for remember, llalr Dressllli;, The Leader HAIR. AND SCALP TREATMENT FACIAL MASSAGE HAIR DRESSING MANICURING .UIIIII11IIIHIII """ GARDEN HOSE AT COST L. H. RhOADES & CO. 2nd EE" GOODS WANTED i
