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Newspaper Page TextThe Edison The Kdiosn Is the greatest as well as the latest tune reproducing ma chine. The Kdison disc is the only tone reproducing machine that abso lutely satisfied the love for real music, and the only instrument lu existence that reproduces tone natur ally, with all the tone color pre served. Before you invest your money In a Talking Machine you owe It to your self to hear the Edison Disc ma chines. Come in today and hear the new records. Ott's Music Store LOCAL NEWS. LOCAL NEWS. fillers' company under Captain Bu- cnanan, ana tnree rrora me reconuy Prof. Alfred Powers was over from Bicycles at cost. J. H. Sykes' Gun organized hospital corps under the dl Oakland on business Saturday even- Store. j rection of lr. llouck, loft here Sun- Ine I o i i , ..i .,.i.a,a im,, day afternoon tor the week's traln- "lg- i ?' ' ,JT h"d bllB"'ess at t,kU lug school held by the National au- C. F. Hopkins and daughter went dale baturda. jthorities at bt. Stephens, near As- to Wilbur Sunday afternoon for a Mr8 j B Keese was a visitor from toiia. TheBe men will receive train short visit, returning in the evening. ellrlle3 here Saturday. i lug which will enable them to Instruct Chinook salmon bite the gold-bowl' . w ierkltis left last night for the remainder of the local companies, Umpnua spoon, better than any. Get Pori,and to iook after business in- which oil account of the expense con them at J. H. Sykes' Gun Store. terests .nected with transporting all the or- .... i i . i I ' ganlzntions in the state, were loft at Winnie- Caddis, the local plumber, I A11 o( mv woo(1 Im.asured before home. Those leaving yesterdav were, went to Sutherlin Sunday to look loading, ti. GO per tier, l'hone 123. from the hospital corps: Dale Osborn, alter some business in that vicinity.. ... , I l..,, . .,,,. (jnriioii Hen- Mr and Mrs. Louis Paris were here r.rnest i.an rente anu iioruon lieu Miss Clara Smith, who had been Saturday from Dillard returning In "elt: frol 11,0 artillery company: 1st I....... t..m, n .1.... .. ...... .... ' ' ' I II VI ' .. I f . . -ll 9 II it Mut-ir It S a imiiui nt-ii? iui 1111,1 ui i u, ic- rim pveiilnir .wi fi. nirtiin ii.iun Skiitwiiiv iiinr n I ii it in iiii I morning to look after business mat Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoard, of Yon- tera (or luo ay. cuua, uiineu uere oauuuay evening to visit In this vicinity for a few DAILY WEATHER REPOUT U. S. Weather Bureau, local office, Roseburg, 24 hours ending 5 a. m., today. Precipitation In Inches and hnu-dredths: Maximum temperature 6S ' Minimum temperature 34 j Precipitation 0 Total precip. since first of mo. 0 Normal precip. Tor this month 2.05 Total precip. from Sept. 1, to date 24.01 Aver, precip. from Sept. 1, 1877 30.90 Total deficiency from Sept. 1. 0.89 Average precipitation for 30 wet seasons (Sept. lo Mav, Inc.) 33. OS WILLIAM BELL, Observer. WEATHER FORECAST: Fair tonight and Thursday; light frost tonight. (iKEAT FILM Sl'IT SETTLED. Mrs. C. Olson returned home to jays Ulendale Saturday evening, alter a I day spent in this city. nifl uu Emu guuenug irom me. cold every time you bathe? A small I Wood for sale 16 Inch, oak or gas heater will make the bathroom asb, $2.50 a tier. J. h. Plaisted, comfortable in a few minutes. . w. A. Jones returned Sunday even- Frank Wilson, who hnil siient some ing from a day s visit at Cottage time in this city, left yesterday mom- Grove with relatives. II. Wolford, 2nd Sarg. R. S. I llunintiin. Snrir. C A. Nelson. Corn. A. S. Huey went to Siitherlin this w K Clarke, C. A. Reese, 2nd Lieut. 11. H. Hoyd. On the train also wore militiamen enroute to the training quarters from points south. Eastman Kodak Co. have settled with Ansco, paying millions for In fringement on their patent, and all films hereafter made by Eastman will be under the Goodwin patent, and will be so stamped. Clarks' Kodak Supply and Frame Shop have both Ansco and Eastman. Kodaks, developing and printing for amateurs. prices moderate, quality of work the best, at the Rose burg Book Store. Lazy Livers That depressed feeling comes at this season is usually caused by a sluggist liver. If that orgau is not promptly stimulated to nor mal action, serious complications are apt to follow. Meritol Liver Pills will afford an immediate laxative effect and a permanent tonic ac tion. Each dose leaves the stom ach and bowels stronger than they were before. It is a mild, pleasant remedy that produces prompt and permanent results. PRICE 25c. Johnson's Drug Store FREE DELIVERY lit.',-..'.! GARDINER NEWS. ing to visit his home at Canyonville for a few days. (From Port Vmpqua Courier.) The people of Reedsport are bulld lni; a temporary Bchool house to be used this spring and summer. It is their purpose next year to erect a fhia onlinnl ltd 1 il I II tr 111 tilt hllHltlPHA Shipnuin, of West Fork, 'eMnnd resldoiu-e pnrt of the townsite, C. R on a business trip to Los Angeles this ,,,,,, ,h., ,nv , ,,nBrt nf. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Shlria came morning to remain tor somo time. , Nelson. Porter Bros.' fore- over from Sutherlin Saturday even- lr mi rs, j. u. Harris visited man, came over from Florence Wed- ing and visited over Sunday with Mr. in n0seburg for u short time Satur-1 nesday, where he had been assisting and Mrs. Philip Mathews. Mrs. John Wise, of Yoncalla, has been visiting for several days In tins city with a number of friends, returned Sunday afternoon. Typewriters: Underwoods, L. C. Smith Bros., Olivers, Royals and Remingtons, new and used machines, sold, rented and repaired, at the Roseburg Book Store. Rev. O. T. Morgan, the Myrtle Creek Presbyterian minister, left here for his homo Saturday evening, alter u day's visit in Roseburg. S. C. Bartruni, the local forest su pervisor, returned home Sunday from attending the convention of forest ers at Salem, after which he visited Portland on some business. Rev. K. M. Mears, the Democratic candidate for County Treasurer, left here yesterday for Oklahoma City to attend as a delegate the general con ference of the M. E. Church, South, lie will be gone about six weeks. Heavy, impure blood makes a mud dy, pimply complexion, headaches. I day, returning home the same eveu- who l"6- Get the habit of buying your candy at Kandy Kitchen. 312 N. Jacksou. Mrs. F. L. Russell left for Oak land this morning, where sho will visit relatives and friends for several days. Mrs. D. S. Rabb left here Sunday for Salem, where sho will inalio a I in nnlondlne the Frederick, which was wrecked at that place some days ago. He reports that very nearly all the cargo which was on the barge when she went onto tho Jetty will be saved, lie continued on his way to Portland. A good ninny ldlo men are In town, waiting for the logging camps to stnrt up. As to the time when that will be there is no certainty, although ,or au.em, '.''--- rlin,orod that tho Joe Hunt V1SU OI Several UajS Willi iiii-uus un -- ,,. Q- Q,.Hahiirn- . . camp and the camp near bcotisuurg wl I start to logging the rirst or may. Mrs. John Hunter left hero thlsj j Eddy, of North Bend, hns morning to accompany her little taken a contract to build a large grandson as fur as Oakland on his dairy barn for W. P. Reed on the por relurn to Portland. Itlon of his farm now lensed by Rob- p, o n.i noiinn f tbe'ert Mabin. This la only one of the bowels, try Donu's Regulets, a mod em laxative. 25c at all Btoles. The Ladies1 Aid Society of the Bap tist Church will hold a meeting this several barns that Mr. Roed content nlules building this spring and Bum iner. Diirlnn the past year Mr. Roed has divided his farms into sections and leasing them to different parties, John Manning Democratic Candidate for Governor As District Attorney of Multnomah County Mr. Manning compelled the officers of the defunct Title, Guar anty & Loan Company to pay 6800 depositors 100 cents on the dollar, with interest, when they had been offered a settlement of only 30 cents. This difference amounted to $1,900,000 to the bankers. His private and public record Is clean, and such well known pulpit orators as Dr. Clarence True Wilson and Rev. Henry L. Barkley, Bishop for Oregon of the United Brethren Church, are personal friends and war supporters. nausea, indigestion. ' Thin blood today for a several days visit. makes you weak, pale and sickly. For pure blood, sound digestion, use Bur dock Blood Bitters. $1 at all stores. 'week in the reading room of the t,iiriiiir nont and comfortable dwell church. Everyone, invited. Ung houses, and commodious dairy Mr. and Mrs. J. H. llaird. of Port- barns on each, besides doing a great land, who had been spending some deal of dykelng for he ljn'aB ' time in this cltv. went to Oakland reclaiming a good portion of his tide The Kind You LTave Always Bought, and which lias been In use fur over SO years, lms borne the slgiuitnre of , nud hns been made under his per ?j47" ' 80nn' supervision since Its infancy. WiuVyO; S-cccA&l, Allow no one to deceive you In this. All Counterfeits, Imitations nnd"Junt-as-i;ood"are but Experiments that trlllo with find endanger the health of Infants nud Children Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Castorla Is n harm less substitute for Castor Oil, Pare gorlc, Drops nud Soothing Syrups. It is l'lcasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Nnrcotio aubstance. Its npre Is Its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays FevertxluicBS. it cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic It relievos Teething Troubles, cures Constipation mid Flatulency. It asnlmilutcs the Food, regulates the Stomach and Itowels, ifivlnir healthy und natural sleep. Vbo Children's rnnuccu The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Sears the Signature of The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. TMI CrNT.WN OOMMNV, TT MURUV aTHtCT, NIW VOHR OffV. CAK1 OF TII.IXKS. lands. J. J. Flannlgan and family, of C.raceville. Minn., stopped off here Kundav eveniinr to sneud a month in .i..,i.n mi.,i.iiu. Eugene Cuard: John Manning, who lMs vicinity with a view to locating is running for the Democratic guber-lf conditions prove satislactory. luminal nomination at the coming Try a cup of special blend coffee primaries, was the first District At-Iut j. and J. ltostaurant, 137 Sheri torney of this state who enforced the(ian street. law compelling the saloons to close 1 ,. , , , on Sundays. As District Attorney of I''- onea- candidate for Congress Multnomah Countv he closed the sa- nt the Hepublicall primaries, lett this loons of the cltv of Portland up tight I morning to finish his campaign lu on Sunday and his lead was then lol- Marion and Clackamas counties, lowed by every District Attorney in I Messrs. Harry Mortens and Percy the state, but Manning was the first 'iiell journeyed to Sulhi'i'liu yesler- mun who had the courage to come jay Und visited with friends there I out in the open and fight the liquor j until the train home last evening. i people. such a man deserves tile XJOY VOlIt MEAI.S. A Simple, Harmless lt.-imily for Indigestion or Upset Stomach. support of the people. As prices are being cut by new Let us tell you how to enjoy your meals so that even the heartiest din ner will set well on your stomach with no disagreeable after-effocts. There is no need of taking dis agreeable medicines; Instead, cat what you like und use Ml-o-na Tab lets. They are not only a digestive and antacid giving prompt and effec tive relief but a specific for dis ordered stomachs. Do not endure In digestion another day. Mi-o-na sure ly and snfely strengthens the diges tive organs, and increases the flow Mrs. Louise Cray and Mrs. Corn Coutant. of Grants Pass, who recent ly returned from a trip to Denver,1 . .,8t..i(, ii.ioos so that the stomnch concern, i win u 1111 inriuer nonce ' i o o.. s icui nuiniay 111 1: viohhih n..i . ,.,, r..r 11,0 r.mii nu nature 111- i h reneh llrv I'lpiin Inilluu' nnrt ponl H Bear Sez: Variety is the spice of life, It you don't fall In the pickle boat. Try our Pit 'Kl.F.S. Sweet, sour, dill, mus tard, mixed. OI.1VF.S Green, ripe and stuffed. Everything good at MARSHALL'S The Pure Food Store Phone 184 Phone 184 The Mitchell Wagon Standard of the World KVKItY STICK OK TIMHF.K, even' "AH OF IKOX, every l'IKCK OF SIT.KIi ami ever' I'Ol'M) OF PAINT used on a Mitchell wagon must stand certain tests and measure up to certain standards which experience has Bhown to be best for that particular part, and any thing not coming up to this standard is at once rejected and not bought at any price. Oldest in America JIITCMKI.I. WAGONS are not made to sell nt the same price as other wagons. They cost more to build and are worth much more to use. If you wnnt THE I1F.S1' wagon, got a Mitchell. They are not only the I1F.ST at the price, but "The Best at Any Price" The Most For Your Money J. F. Barker & Co. Roseburg Oregon 'suits for $1.25; former price, $2.00 lelt and Pannmn hats cleaned and blocked. Suit orders carefully taken, and satisfaction guaranteed. Spring and summer samples on display. Geo. W. Sloper, Roseburg Cleaning and Pressing Works, Phone 4 7. 308 N. Jackson. The small frame building west of the Hotel t'lnpiiua on Oak street, which is occupied by Mrs. Mary Nell Walker as the Hoscburg Cleaning and Pressing Parlors, caught fire Sunday about noon and a small hole was burned thru the roof. The blaze was first noticed by the manager of the hotel, who turned in an alarm and brought out the fire department There was no damage except from water which was first administered by men near at hand. The cause is thought to be a cigarette or cigar tossed from a hotel window, which ignited tho mossy roof of the ad jacent structure. friends, A. T. Marshall and luiinly. . . . Do you want fresh, sweet eggs? It is needless to have a bad stom You may have them if you preserve'nch or suffer nfter-eatlng misery. Get .ho., -ui. .nmr ..limn Mnrsters!froni the Ued CroBs Pharmacy a fifty cent box or .Mi-o-na touay ia iwo or three tablets at the first sign of Drug Store has It. Mrs. F. L. Johnston, of Portland, arrived made a week end visit with her sis ter, Mrs. F. S. Ilrowue, of this city. of 1 yji ......... . Here aamruay evening .u .,.., rn,llpav Ml-o-na Ib at all Union a Mr. and Mrs. 1). C. Livingston, NOTICI To purchasers of tickets for the Itaiuier. Oregon, arrived here yester- play lo nave noon given miner mo ,iiiv evonliiir and will visdt some time auspices of St. Joseph's Catholic with relatives of both, who live near Blood Tonic Has Important Meaning i Puts the Right Sort of Vim Where Most Needed. WEST SIDE GROCERY the place for the best fancy nd staple groceries. Larg stock and good variety. The best goods money can lay. You save time undmoney by trading with us. Phono your orders, e deliver any wfiftre. We Give Roseburg Stamp.Co's. Checks. DOWELL & BENEDICK PHONE 29 WEST ROSEBURG, ORE- Tr lone tlif tilnoil mron to rnnlile It to throw off act umula n-il Impurll I-h, to In rriHH' tti' rrl ciirpusi ks nii-l to put tin1 Mood making i.riMua Into mn'li nt'tlvf fundi lion n tn jinxlm tlml ronm loiiH nt'nsmion Of W llflt W( fi'I'l II In llllll. Thin In thi IniMcnl i-ftYct of lining th ftiruim I'l'i.nl i.iirlii.T. S. S. rt. tin If IK' I H'" V"" mi' t v,rni(l!n of wtiry muH.'ji , tninint bruin, jnn if hffvtV ami n w i.il.r(itl lln- to lay dnwn ntiil Jut unit. MnNt ut tli''"t inv Iti'i-n iislnir ti'Tvlii' Unit hiiisii'k11i iillv tlaro up tin- inTvi'i only fi '11" l'in nynln. nt dlf thfv mutt. Avniil n-'rv' nt Wtniiaiii n. Il-n r In mlml tlint Hilt wirn tj t f. -line I tluf ti pir tthn.t), tn tia- t'Tln Ui Hk- mitfr -il tlrltik: in tli" rrntltlpivliit: nf '1-otnn'-ttv (T'Tiiih In tin' lil'fil fn.t. r tlmn Mfy nl to mint U kn-iwn n rh- t'i tnln. Mint i-.'ii'iitl )nTf tin vi-in.M ..r Imimr- M'w -'1 (iiTiiruuliit-n fjtti.r than !L in it f r plfiifd liy llif p 1 ni l' r!n K. H. S. hns I'lim u-,-u fnni'i n ft filoo! pnrltVr. nti'l 1 1 t n'll'.n ! 'Mm Inn r l.m nf tho irrl'ntltiif tinln-.m tfmT Inf-it th. l.l.n-t, ti f.n- i.f tli. rTv lini..-r-;int tti'ruft tn ktn.w Yon rrn L"t S K H. nt nv 'rng t-.ri titit tnki- no oi!i- r pxwnii-'l lit-...'! p'irltl' r. S S. S In purHy n v-i'i f pr.i.I i -f. Rml y.iii nlll iiiiik.- A irri-.it :n lf n k- to !nvf olur i-iilhii-jii"t pfihn (T n lit'-r. nrv, nr-Tiir 7. ,''.:.','.!.''.','.?.. '., ':r' 3,"'llluiM liny on- el-- In lt.e..-lilirit. K' H C I. .r.fir.. liv' Ti ("wlft Ktinr-lflr 1 and R'l Wllllt IlllVd or .I..III' 1 ylfi lli.lu. Ailnntji. f;.. mill If f,,r nriim. I lliKim alli j' I- ti'.lde. Mr. and Mrs. 10. .1. Kelloy arrived here Saturday evening; iroin llolse. Idaho, and will speml a couple ot weeks visiting willi Mr. and Mrs. P. Sin nott. Kodaks films in rolls and packs, Eastman photo supplies, printing and developing outfits, tripods, carry- ins cases, etc., at the IloseUurg uook Store. The Ladles' Auxiliary of tho Com mercial Club will hold their next regular meeting at tho club rooms next Monday, May 4. The usual bo cial tluio will bo enjoyed. ,1. K. Knger, of the train dispatch ers' office, left Here Willi ins win- yesterday morning for l.os Angeles, where they will enjoy a vacation of a couple of weeks. Mrs. Dewall and son, of Portland, returned homo holiday afternoon, af ter attending the funeral hero of the termer's father, Nathan dootlwtii, a! the Soldiers' Home. Earlv cabbage, cauliflower, kale, tomatoes, asters. Kohl-rabl, Brussels sprouts, celery plants for sale. II. II. Church, East Com. Av., North Hoseburg. Mrs. A. K. Collier, of Sand Point, Idaho, who had been visiting ln-rr with her parents. Mr. and Mis. A. I.. Klli hln. left for lier home this morning- Mr. Kitohin. who has been very sick. Is now reported much Improved. For baby's croup, Willie's dally culs and bruises, mamma's sure throat, (irandmas lameness, Dr. Thomas' Kclecilc Oil the household remedy. 2Uc and SOc. Mr. and Mrs c. M N'- t. of Myrtle Creek, returned home Saturday even ing. Thev were married that nlier ;,,,o ii at the Mit'lallen Hotel. The .ereinimv was attended by Mi"1'' Itosella Martin and Nellie lliinler. of Mvrlle Creek. The young couple will iniike their home In tin- town where they have spent many cars together. Ho i hi know tluil Hi- I mMiiu Valley I rnlt I iili.n are m-lllng flour, fiiil. nil'l IMiilllry Mippllii i heiipei- I nil Church, please present tlckelB at Salman's jewelry store for refund of money. VON't'AI.I.A VAU.KV. C. K. Drew and family have moved to lloseliiirg to reside Indefinitely llarden's store shipped over (iiMIO pounds of mohair last week. They will make another shipment soon Mrs. Mallnda Strawn died last Fri day afternoon on her 7 f. t li birthday, at the home of her son, Mauley M Strawn. Win. Ilolllwell returned last week from Ashland, where he attended the Soillhern Oregon Presbytery as l delegate. Mr. Ilelllwell has been se lected as a delegate to the Heneral Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the V. S. A., which meets In Chi cago May 21, lltlt. Mr. Ilelllwell will depart for Chicago on or about May Ifi, and expects to be absent un til about ,luly 1st. (In his return Mr. Ilelllwell will visit at .Mlnncnpollr and also at his old home nt Wlnstead. Mcl.i'od County, Minn. The Times. Wo wish to hereby thank all our friends and neighbors for kindly as sisting In the burial of our dear daughter and sister, Miss Clarn L. Ilnfmnnn. Mil. AND MltS. A. P. HOKMAN.V, K. O. HOKMANM, P. W. HOh'M ANN, M KS. HHKTIIA SIMMONS. NOTICK FOR I'l'IlUCATION. AUTO STAGE LINK DEPOT. Dally stages and autos for Marsh- field and all Coos liny points, bIbo for Peol and Millwood, leaves O. W. Itapp's grocery store, 133 Sheridan street. CaBb. paid for produce along the line. Excelsior Squirrel Poison Destroys the Squirrel Department of the Interior. U. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Ore gon, April 18, 1914. Notice Is hereby given that Lucy J. Hooper, of Peol, Oregon, who oa April 7, 1913, made Homestead En try. Serial No. 08767, for the NW14 of Section 32, Township 26 S., Range 2 W., Willamette Meridian, has filed notice ot Intention to make Final Five-Ycur Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before the Register and Receiver of the United States Land Office, at Roseburg, Ore gon, on the 29th dny of May, 1914. Claimant names as witnesses: Hiram L. Kngels, Matthew Gillespie, Carrie H. Howes, and SuBan E. En gels, nil of Peol, Oregon. J. M. UPTON, Register. First publication April 20, 1914. Patronize Farmers' Public Market Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. This will benefit both consumers and pro ducers, PrlceB always reasonable. We Offer You Bread The enual of any home ninde ever baked, and the superior of most. Why go to all the trouble, bother and uncertainty of baking when you can get such dcllcioiiB broad without any of them and at a cost you cannot match in your own homo, lilve our bread a trial and then decldo. ROSEBURG MODEL BAKERY KOFNKl SCIIOKNWAM), Proprietors wrli.' t.. T- .'r M.itl.n! li..t.r f. F I liloll. illume Coughed Tor Three Years. "I am a lover of your godsend to humanity and science. Your medi cine, Dr. King's New Discovery, cured my rough of three yearB stand ing." savs Jennie Fleming, of New Dover, Ohio. Have you an annoying rough? Is It stubborn and won't yield to treatment ? (let a Tide bottle of Dr. Kings New Discovery today. What it did for Jennie Fl-mmlng It will do Tor you. no matter how stnb liorii or chronic a cough may be. It stops a cough and stops throat and lung trouble. Relief or money bark, .-.lie anil 11.10, nt your druggist. Iluiklen's Arnica Salve for pimples. E da i li tun lillUlUlWll UM WRIIt THIS DOWN ON YOUR CAUNDAR Chautauqua six BIG DAYS June 23-28 Build a riR I LO lMrmtiefl urnlfp th TFnrdur I'ntiitt No. ill. 13:. Built on Honor Sold on Merit. Erery Pic Guaranteed. One-Piec Clear Staves, cut at th factory with steel templates. Made on the Pacific Coait from selected Douglas Fir logs. Air-tight Doors that swing inwards and are easy to open and close. Steel hoops and steel anchors. Comes complete, roof and all, In one shipment Easy to erect and easy to maintain. It is the easiest silo to open doors swing inward They are always out or the way, simple to operate and cannot be dropped or lost. Strong and subitaiitlal throughout, It Is held firmly Into Its Jambs with eiioi tnuiis proisure by a slrong, positive door latch. The carefully belli hlnge-rnd holds hack the door against the inside of I he silo. Duly the best steel and malleable Iron are used In tho fit lings. The uli-liulil hinge doors never swell or slick. The ladder toi are firm and safe. The hoop have n "breaking strength'' ti i ii n y linns greater than reiiilred. The lugs ure of tough new malleable' iron. The new liiipiovnt Inner collar or hoop and the three or mure iim-iinr together steady the silo against the strongest wind. SIM) HOOK Mti:i-;! Kvery progressive farm Journal, every agricul tural college and experiment station recommends Silage and Silos. The best that these educators have said on the subject ban been published In the W KY Kllll AKl'HKIt SI I.O HOOK. It contains short chapters on "The Theory of thcSllo, Hie Value of Silage,'' "Kn sllaco Feeding,'' "When to t'utt'orn for Silage." "Sllago Katlons," "l.oratlnn and Krei ling a Silo," and "Keeillng Its Contents." This Is s valuable book and you oughtto have a copy. 1 her Is s copy wait ing for YOU. Will you cull or write for it? Page Investment Co., Roseburg, Or. rn-p I'lvftu. it will to nvttu yuur wutl to aj o. Six men from the local Coast Ar- J