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7 ROCKEFELLER'S TAX $6,080,000 His Income Is at $100,000,000. " . ' ...... LAHGEST i NliLb PAimhN . LHI1ULOI OIIIULL 1 ftimuili . Fortune Far Exceeds That of Any Oth r American Andrew Carnegie Ii Second Estimated Revenue Under the New Law Is $30,000,000 In New York City Alone. INCOME TAX TABLE. .estimate. Kutl-yi-urly mated liM'iinir. John D. Rockefeller... Andi ew Csinieie William liockefuller .. J. 1. Moroni entato... George 1 B:kr Wllllutn A. Chirk Vlncont Astur Jay Gould ewtuto Mrs. K. II. Hnnltnun. Mm. RuHUfll Hikl' Mm. Nelly (ir.'i:i W. K. VanderlHll tim.WM.iM Kow.'joi) Ij.oio.ihw tiwi.iAw Thomas F. Hywn 2.;VjO.W0 lit.(W0 Iteports to Hie o(Toct that John 1. Hockofoller would tile bis Income tax Htatemout In Now York and mnke that Htate his only legal resldemo In the future, thorohy adding koiuo $;oini,ofMi to flmmim ould ibroiiirh tho new law In 'mw York alone, hiis hroiiuht out the fiH't that the New York Income tax culloctoi-H will handle more than $:tU. 000.000 n year. Close friends of Mr. Ilix-kefcller'N have learned that he will make his home In the future at his enlnte near Tarrytown, N. Y. This has always been his favorite residence, hut he has spent a part of each year at IiIm Cleve land homo for the sake of Mi's. Itockc feller. Itocont notions of the Ohio lax commission In seeking to establish his legal resldvnce there, however, have displeased Mr. Rockefeller ami are hh Id to be responsible for bis dclsion o quit Ohio for good and p;iy hw enor mous tax In Now York. An esllnnile pi ii res his Income at about $.mi,o:)0,immi a year, of which the government's share of 0 per cent wotihr be $M,0iH.. 04K). This Ik, without doubt, the lar gest Individual tax that will bu col lected. Information which (he New York Herald tins received from a reliable Hiuiiie Is that Mr. Rockefeller Is light lug tho valuation of f '.mki.ih hi.ikh) placed ou his property by tho Ohio commls Hlonors on the ground Unit, while he might at one time have hud that much property, iiiohI of It linn boon given away, lie has given largo sums to charities, educntlnii mid the Korkcfcl ler foundation. Carnegie Down For $900,000. Next to Mr. Rockefeller Alidrew Car lipgle will reel heaviest (he weight m the Income tax law. Kstlimiles place his fortune nt $:iOfi.Oiio.o.Hi, yielding an Income of $ir.,KHUHm n year The (nx mi this will he S'.MMi.otM). There Is some difference of opinion whether William Rockefeller may not have to pny even more than (his. iih some estimates place his Income at $2iuH..otHt n year. In which case his tax would he JM.'-'ihi, (MO This est linn to, bow ever. Is re gardod as ralher high, nnd fsoo.ooo in believed to lie nearer to the assess ment which will bo Imposed upon him Oeorge l Raker comes next, with nn estimated fortune of $liHMHMMHM) nnd an Income of $"i,kh).ooo. w hi- h will cost him $:hhuh. William A. Chirk will prolmhly he iiskcd (o pay about JJpi.OtNi on a fortune of $so,ihni.imhv Tho oslalo of .1 IV Morgan, estimated at $7ri.uon,0', will pay $!.. nm. Mrs. K. II. Iliirrltuau will have to pay a (ax of about je-jm.nm mid Mrs. Rt:Hclt Sago ?-Joo,om. Vincent Astor'f tax will ho In (he iie-hi.orhod ot 'JLVi.tKXX us will also (hat on (bo Jay (Jould estate. Mrs, Hefly Oreen on capon with JISO.iMio. 1,000 ACRES IN SUNFLOWERS Mix.d With Other Said, II la Good For ClAck.n and Hog Feed. I.. C. I'lillllps Bill phiut I,ik nrrvs of Ills tuMitlii'iixt Missouri Inn. I lu mm Honors Mils jour lot n fniih,r ili inon trillion Hun l his pinni . ii ii I.,. , nit I viuod with proilt on liuul luw oIIht toik limy not thrtvo so Moll, riillllpi), who owns iipiiroxlmntt'ly ..vm m-ri's, lllllf of Mlllrll In In Cllltlvntlnil. Ima bii'ii i'XniiniiiiiliiK for Mfvonil yoiim In thu 'iiltiiri of stitiilowcrs whose ' PI, when iuImsI Willi nthi-r i'n, Iliuki'S psivlli'iit i lili ken ii ikI ho fi'iKl. Lust jour followiim- Hi,. tliMHl lir I'lnnttsf niMirly lm to rts In Himtlouvr Tho rust of pluming nml linn rsl luv In llliollt (II nn lo lv, lu n:is, tintl till' ri'tiirus from fX lo ( IS. t- TANGO AND HAREM HATS Hats for spring are lo be little things, but gay. Judging from "confections" shown privately at the niintuil convention of the Na tional Assoclntlon of Retail Mil liners In Chicago. The tango lint Is made up pilu I I; &, cipnlly In emerald green mid gold 4 yellow. Ou these huts are tliiiiut lug high bows of bright rlliboii 4 One of the spring hut Is the i "enr miin" hut. which has k y iiockct made of taffeta silk for X the left ear, from which depends T a huge Jet ornament. TRACK LAYING IS BECIl'N WEST OP NOT1 1TN.VEL. Crew of 00 Men 1'ut lo Work h.x Itvvt to Itcach Coos Hay In Klxtfl'll Mfllltil. ' Rail luying on tlio Willamette Pacific euminc'iii-CMl aain Monday, af ter a three months UHny caused by HlldcH und exceHsivu rain. Ily thu end of this weok Hie trark will ho laid Htx inih-H down the Slunlaw to Chlcka hominy Crook. This ia ;i' hiJIch dis tant from ICugeno and more than half way lo the tidewater. Stops an belli ir taken to aKHwiihJo tho Btool for tii bruiK n.. ti.ib win h thrown l0Kt?th(.r aa nilli(ny UH I0KHille, and tho march of tho Btool railH toward tidewater will continue a rapidly as possible. A crow of CO men Ik laying steel under tho supervision of Martin Oil Ion. Track wan laid yesterday IhroiiKh the cut at the west npproacn of tho Not! tunnel, where the heavy lldes occurred that delayed progress, and which loft tho road bod in such u soft condition that further work wa imuosHible, Tho rails will be laid at the rate of from two to three miles a ,i(ly. i.'or n time, at least, progress will be slow, an tint ballasting muni lo kept clone beliind the steel lay ing, as the road bod Is too soli to hold trains without the gravel. J ii order to rush the work, tempor ary crib bridges will bo laid across I he smaller hi reams, just uh t hey wore across the l.oiig Tom. The bridge crow is now at work on those bridges oast of the tunnel, ami has erected the two Not Is and three across the Kong Tom. Those are In such n shape that the bridge crew may bo working at them while walt- lug for the steel to roach the bridges " uiu other shlo. With the heavy Holf moving cranes, parts of a 100 foot bridgo may ho lilted off the freight cars and swung Into place wilhiii 24 or 4S nouns. They arc fliHt bolted together and later riveted. Porter Urothors. contractors, who made an unsuccessful effort to Ket In all the concrete bridge abuttmonts before the winter weather came, and who wore caught by tho impossibility of hauling cement over the dirt roads on the Kiuslaw, are now preparing (o rush a force of men In just as Boon as the roads Improve. At present I heir cnniii ouulpniont Is being placed in shape. . McArthur-Porks & Co.. contractors over the larger portion of the Him who sub-let to Porter Pros., are pre miring to place at work 1!;IH) men within the next few weeks. Kvery possible effort will bo made to rush tho completion of tho line to tide water by the middle of the summer and the completion of tho road to Coos Hay within 1 0 months. Ku- gene Register. I.adios, all the latest styles In Splr olla corsets. IMG S. Rose, phono G I - Y III.IZZARI) WAS TKKItlltl.K. NKW YORK, .March '). Creator Now York was slowly recovering to day from the most destructive Htonu Hlnce the blizzard of ISSS. Meagre reports filtering In over disrupted telegraph mid telephone wires indi cate that at least persons met death. Twelve deaths were caused In and around New York City alone. The clly was ntfll hurled under I I inches of snow. Fourteen thousand men worn put to work by St root ('leaning Commissioner Keatheistone, but be admitted It probably would reijii ire a l least (en days to clear away tho snow. Railroads resumed a semblance of normal com 11 Ions today, but t hey were still badly hampered. Only a few telegraph wires were working out of New York, and up-slate points were still Isolated. One of the big telegraph com pa nil's estimated its lovs at $i:im, imio lor Now York and adjacent (errllory. Railroad service between New Yolk and Philadelphia was resumed this morning, alter IM hours of Inlei i upt ed service. To 1 tut lloiist'ivift'. Mitiliuii, If your litiKtniml Ih like ; must moil ho exports ytiil to look lif lor tho lionlth (if yout-M'ir anil t'tillil- rt'ti. CotmliH und t'olilH nro tho luost !i'oiiiiihii of tho minor iilliiicntti aiul ni'o luoht liltoly to load to sorious tlis fiist'rt. A fhiltl In niiifh inoi'ii liltoly to t'oiilratU til ilit luriti or srurli't fi'vi'r whon It lins a fold. If you will In 'ttitlrii lnlo tho nioritH of tho vnrlolls romoilioa that tiro rorominoiultnl for i'oiikIin and roldti, you will llntl that t'haiuliorlain'H t'otth Hoinotly stands .hllth In Iho (.stlmatloti of pooplo who 'tiso It. It in prompt nnd oftoi'ttutl. jiloaKiint and ttafe to titko, whlt-h nro iinali(lta t'spo, tally tti ho desired whon a modhino hi intended for 'tinldreii. 1'or alu hv all dealers. I' AI1MIMSI It A I'lHl'S noiici:. Notice is hereby gilen that the undersigned was. hv an order of the t'oiiniv Court, appointed administra tor of the estate of S. Hamilton, de eeaseil. All persons having claims anainst said oHtato are hereby noti fied to present the same properly verified to tile undersittlied wit lun six mouths from the date of this notice. Haled Feb. L't'.. 191 I, W. II. RICHARDSON'. Administrator of tlio estate of S Hamilton, deceased. '1' Prompt Attention Given All Orders Let us do your freighting, mov llii;. hai:t:ane, piano, lumber, wood and coal hauling Store our goods with us; we own our owu storai-e room initl can give you the best rates. II. J. Dcnn Tran.sfrr ami Storage Co. BRYAN'S PAFEH. THE COMMOXEH. Through the culntnna of the Com moner Mr. Ui-yao meets the attucks of those who aro otipoiied to Demy-.n-atic rvforuiB, uu wol) an the clover iiilsrepreBL'tuatlouB made by the or gans of the "speclul luterentB." Ab ia expoDeut of the plans and pur poses of the National Democratic ad ministration, the Commoner is of uu- isuai Intercut to all progressive citl .eiiB. Air. ilryun'B Bigncd eilitorlalfi give a timely diHCUssion of public ittieBtions and aro interoHtlng and valuable to all stutlentH of govtirn mental affairs. It la a big 32 page monthly. Uesldes supplying the best political and general matter, it lias interesting home, fashion, farm, car toon and other departments. A care itilly prepared report of the work of flte various memberB of the Presi dent's Cabinet is especially interest ing to each tax-payer. Iho subscrip tion price Is 1 1 .00 a year. .Many of our readers aro already Commoner subscribers; niany othert may desire to be. To make It con venient ns well as Inexpensive for our readers to send subscriptions to iho Commoner, wo have arranged with Mr. Ilryan to furnish his paper to nur readers, nt a special low rate Only $2.f.U pays for a full year's sub scription to tho Twice-n-weeK no view nnd a full year's subscription tt tho Commoner. If already a sub sorlber to eitncr paper your expirn Hon date will bo extended one 'year IX ItAXKIiri'TCY. lu the District Court of tho milieu KlatiiH for the district of Oregon. In tho mailer of ThouuiH it. Hhoridan, bankrupt. To the creditors of Thomas II. Sheri dan, In the county of Douglas, dis trict aforesaid, a bankrupt: Notice is hereby kI w that on the I7lli day of February, 1914, the said Thomas It. Sheridan was duly ad judicated bankrupt; and that the lirst meeting of his cretlliors win oe held at the office of C. L. Hamilton, refereo In bankruptcy, at Itoseburg, Oregon, on the Mth duy of March. I 111 I. at 10 o clock In tho forenoon. at which time the said creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt, ana transact such other business as may properly conio before said meeting. Dated .March 2, 111 14. C. h. HAMILTON, ltcforee in Bankruptcy. XOTK H I'OIt ITIII.ICATIOX. Depai'linent of the Interior. United States Land Offlco at Hose- burg, Oregon, February 10, 191.1. Notice ia nereny given that K. Al- thur Johnson, whoso postofficu ad- IresH Is Itoseburg, Oregon, tlid, on iho 19th day of January, 1911, file in this office Sworn Statement and Vpiiliciitlon No. t)9:ino, to purchase the KW'4, Section 22, Township 25 S., Italige 1 West, Wlllnmette .Merid ian, and the timber thereon, under the provisions of the act of June 3. I S7 8, and acts 'amendatory, known :is the "Timber and Htonu Law," at stit'lt value us might be fixed by ap praisement, and that, pursuant to such application, the land and timber thereon liuvo been appraised at $ti;iG, tvtlniber estimated 1,500,00(1 board loot at 30 cents per M., and the land nothing; that said applicant will offer ri ii ;t 1 proof tu support of his appli- atioii and sworn statement ou the 1st day of May, 1914, before the Iteglster and Iteeelver of Iho Culled States Land Office at Itoseburg Ore gon. Any person is at liberty to protest tills purchase before entry, or initiate a contest at ally time before patent Issues, by filing a corroborated ulTl- lavlt III tills office, alleging facts which would defeat the entry. U. F. JON10S, Register. First publication. Feb. 10, 1914. SOME (iOOD IIAIRi.MNS. 1. 1 000 ncres. 0 tulles from town ; 500 acres fino bottom land; J new modern houses, and gootl barns. Clio finest stock farm in Douglas 'outily. Price $7a per acre. 2. 900 acres. 3 miles from town; tin acres farm land, some fruit: fine water, lots of good timber. price $:lil per acre. 3. 290 ncres, :, miles from town: Ml acres bottom hind: good improve ments. Price J IS. 000. 4. 47 acres, IS acres lu bearing prunes. 9 acres prunes lust set out; gootl house, barn and 3-tunnel drier; lots of other varieties of fruit. Price f.00. f. 52 ncres, 20 acres of 3 year'- old apples. I -aero family orchard of several varieties of fruit; rest n num ber one farm land; house and barn. Pdi.e :.r.0fl. 0. 5 . seres in town: good house, lots of young fruit. Price $l.00. 7. lO-rooin house, lot 100x200. Price 1 400. S. 140 acres, near town; 80 acres cultivated: lots of fruit, good water, tine location. Prlco $100 per acre. 9. 100 acres, la ncres In crop, I aero 9-year-oltl orchard; all fenced; new house; 20 head sheep, all bred; 2 cows, fresh In spring; 3 loadings; team, harness, wagon; ionic farm tools. Lots of this can bo r cleared. Good soil. Price $4500. l'i. SO acres 15 acres farm land; small house; lots of young fruit. I Price JM00. I II 100 acres In Eastern Oregon,' near lloppnor; wheal land. Can sell cheap. 12. Pool tables in good shape; ,-ues and balls and one box ball alley. Price $175. 13. 410 acres; tine house and two hams; some fruit, plenty of water: ou acres plow land. All has good sheep fence. Price $35 per acre. Can give good tonus on all nt 6 per cent. W. II. WILSON. Wilbur, Or.. All advertising is salesmanship and vice versa. In both the nlm Is to teach the people to believe tn you and the goods you have to sell They occupy the relative positions of I the public and private schools In MANTJOMX AND GUITAR IN siruciion. Thorough and rapid progress; club players wanted. A V. Ferguson, Jtoseburg, Phone KF13. LOST AND FOUND FOlT.S'D. Lady's handbag. Owner please call at this office and de- Bcribo It. FOUND. Lady's brown handbag. Owner please call at this office and describe it and contents. WAXTKII WAXTKD. (lirl wants housework in small family. Phone 14 8-J. WANTFD. A good, reliable man for general farm work. Apply at 4t;o Klla St., Itoseburg. WAXTKD. Man and wife to work on farm; no children, (.'all on or address 11. Schiilmerich, Flkhead, Oregon. dsw WOULD LIKE TO DUY LAND somo where in the range of 10 to 20 miles of Roseburg, Oregon. Would buy land improved, or will buy homestead land, if not In too un handy a place. Address 58 Garden Ave., San Francisco, Cal. dsw KOU HUNT FOR It EXT. Modern S-room house, corner Hamilton and Roberts Sts., garden and fruit trees. Phone 127. FOR RENT. Four room house on Mill street. Diquiro Joseplison's, one block south of F.Iks' Temple. FOR RENT. Three-room house, North Jackson street, in the alley Rent $5 per mouth. Win. Sander son. I'OIt BALE AND TRADE FOR SALE. 50 bushels Pride, of the North seed corn, price 2 cents per lb., shelled; also 100 bushelB liur bank potatoes, price 110 cents per bushel. Plinii Cooper, Roseburg, R. F. 1). No. 1, Phono 5F3. FOR SALE ." Frosl Gru I) be milch cow. Wilbur. Cull BW on C. T. OATS' FOR SALE. Seed oats, HO cents per bushel, at my place on South Deer Creek. John McKean, phono 33F11. FOR SALE. Good heavy whito oats. Phono 30F14, or writo for prices. II. E. Gurney, Winchester Or. dsw FOR SALE. 20 ncres, fine land, ready to plant; 1 miles from Roseburg, on South rmptiua River. Fred E. Justus, 1118 Arizona St., El Piiso, Texas. dsw FOR SALE. Host bottling works and ico cream factory in northeast Nebraska, invoice, $3,100. Will tako 1-3 land near Roseburg, bal anco cash. Plaiuvicw Dollling Works, Plainvlew, Neb. dsw FOR SALE. Household goods, con sisting of piano, leather rockers, Majeslic range, also 30 tiers dry wood; one Panama parrot, good tuiker, etc. A. Harvey, 225 Moore street. FOR SALE. Large house, three quarter aero hit, close In; will sell cheap or trade for smaller place, lnqulro 429 Rast eve. tl tt J. 4- J. When you don't advertise .j. J nobody knows that you are do- 4 Ing bus.ness, nnd it won't be long before you'll not know It 4 J. yourself. 4 .J. I..;.,M.I--!!:I"!-:-M""I"I"i":"J Hoots nnd siloes ittnile to order. All work giiiiruiifcct first class. Josef Kvapil FRACTICAL SHOEMAKER :t:t( Jackson Street, North All repair work neatly done. Prices Reasonable. Koiehui'g:, Or. Rice Sc Rice Ileal Estate- Investments Insurnnco brokers. Roods, warrants, nnd loans negoti ated. Houses for rent and business exchange. Advlco on any part f Douglns County and its adaptness. Stock, fruit nnd general farms for sale, ltiislness of all kinds. Some very select stock ranches. City property and businesses for sale. Long 1 1 mo insurance at very low rnto., all old line companies; no chance for spe cial assessments ns in nuttunl companies. Always buy the best It's the cheapvst. Lower floor Masonic blJj; Roseburg, Oregon I r. I i fulfill, vvuini a F 1 1UI UOLIftWlilU JllWJ Phones: Office 119, Residence 138-L. IR. I). K. S.N'EM, Osteopathic Physician Diseases of women and children a& specialty. 301-3 Perkins Bldg., Roseburg, Ore. L. .a.. IIICKH SCRVEVOH 22.1 Perkll-.s llllilding. Itoseburg, Or. ALBERT S. IICEV OPTOMETRIST 118 W. CASS ST. Roseburg - Oregon. DRS. SEEI.y, SKTIIEIl STEWART Physicians and Surgeons. Suite of Offices Rear Douglns Na tional Dank, uround Floor. Ph -no 367. ROSEBURO ... - OREGON il'RDOiV A. l.'ORY Vocal Lessons Studio 312 East Cas3 Street Phone 191-J. ROSEBURG. ORE. .M Its. CHARLES S. HEINLINE Pianoforte Instrustor Musical Kindergartener Studio: 423 Ella St. Phone 33-R. Office Hours: Phones: 10 to 12 . m. Office: Main 171 2 to 4 p. m. Ras: Main 172 DR. LUCETTA 95IITH, Physician Women and Children Diseases a Specialty Office, Masonic Bldg.. Second Floor CHAS. F. HOPKINS Attorney-nt-Lotw . Room 420, Perkins Cldg., Roseburg. Especial attention given to con veyancing and the examination of titles to real estate. Practices In all State and Federal Courts. J. O. FULLKKTON Altornry-at-I,aw ROSEBURG, OREGON I Room 3,jDouglas Nat. Bank Bldg. Review Want Ads. Bring Results. New York Cafe G. WON'G, Mu'.ogcr OPEN DAT AND NIGHT. Meals at All four. Regular Meals 2S CejiU Chicken 'Dinner Sundays, frduj 13 Noon to 2- f . U. Chop Suey, Noodles, Fresh Oys ters, Klsh, Etc., all the time. Cor. Jackson A Wsshlnitoa. tt What Is the difference between a meat shop nutl a bako shop? lu ono the goods are rare; In the other, well (lonel Try Our Rare Meats Improve tlietr rarity by good cook ing and we will guarantee the best rpsulta. The renioinbrnnco of quality will Hncer loug nftor the nppetito Is sntiftfloil, nnd you'll bob up serenely ror tuo next meai. The Economy Market Geo. Kohlhagen, Prop. PHONE 58 17ERN ISLAND GREENHOUSE Roseburg, Oregon Mrs. F. D. Ouvn, Prop. Pioi. irn Cut Flowers Potted Plant! Funeral Designs Wedding Boqtiets Just received a fresh supply of Ferns of all kinds. Also on sale at The Rose Confectionery FISH Cod Fish, 2 lb. bricks ,30c Salmon Sides, Smoked or Kip., lb. -Oc Salmon, canned 13c, 20u, 25c Herring, Kippered 10c Oysters 15c, 2.5c, 3Uc and 43c Smoked Bloaters, each 5c Salt .Mackerel, each 13c Clams, minced or whole 13c aiul 23c Sardines in Oil 5c, 10c and 13c Sardines in Mustard 13c Sardines, Booths, Soused 23c Sardines, Booths, Tomato 23c Sardines, French, boneless 00c Kggs, 20c dozen; 3 dozen C5c. The North Side Grocery J. WEBB BECKWITH AND WBLVIN A. EMERSON. Pnnp V) North Jackson & Winchester Streets rliUIIC Jfc't We save you money On large or small quantities. Carnation Milk, 10c per can, $1.15 per doz., $4.15 per case; Country Club Milk, $1.05 per doz., only $4.15 per case; Pineapple, lOcper can; Plums, 10c per can; best grade Peaberry Coffee 25c per lb. These are only a few of our many astonishingly low prices for first class goods. THE CASH STORE WE SAVE Phone 12 W. Cass Street. NEELY & NEELY Staple and Fancy Groceries Having bought the grocery business of Morley Bros., 119 Sheridan St., we invite you to call and compare our prices and the quality of our goods with other stores. We can, and do save you money Make Big Jobs Look Small With our Modern Sanitary Plant we turn .out more work in a day than six ordinary women could do in a year do it better, quicker and strictly sanitary. Every garment, every'piece of cloth, every item, no matter how small is sterilized iu process and the cleanest, purest steam and soap used in Lauderiug. Better Than New Because iu being'JSterilized there is absolutely no chance for germs to exist. It's worth the price alone to have your clothing purified yet it costs younot a cent. The greatest institution the City affords. Roseburg Steam Laundry You Don't Have to Co to Sea to See for Cement Culverts, Onieot Sewer Pipes, sizes 8 to 80 Inches. (Vinent ImlltlliiK foundation and clilnmcy blocks. Cement sidewalks nnd cement work of any klniL I hnve five or six houses I will sell cheap, as I want to use the money In other business. See my burglar-proof window lock. It Is O. K. See Pat's Elastic ropf paint for leaky roots. We build, move or repair your houses. Business buildings a specialty. Over forty years experience In building. CONTRACTOR AND IHJILDKR. F W HAT'S Everybody advertise in some way good business men fitid Newspaper advertising pays the best yet when business gets slack they cut down on advertising If a man was starving, would less food but what's the use? Isch Kubibble YOU MONEY 270. Roseburg, Oregon. PAT F. PATTERSON MATTER AND WHY? !., ia. t one you nun n. iihsimiih., iu iu. He., phone 104-L otlier'y0u talk to . few. si
