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r PAGB TWO KVENCVO ROSEBOU1 REVIEW, IIUUAY, MA V 18. 191T. BRIEF NEWS ITEMS OF iOOKKX0OCWXOOO0O .New MannnT .rrie K. A. Potty, manager of the Itos1 turn Fruit ' n 1 1 a n y a foou t to yearn aco, an iw-I hr lwt i van illic to n-tuin to hi former poititn h-'ilK ft U'H i iik here he has been 1 to taled wilh oilier brandies of t lit Oit'Kon Kniil t'oiupmiy al I'ostlainl on 4 Ni1ein. Hin ttuiinfer recently u iiH marie le.i.ue of tlit rt-Kinna I lull of A. K. Khmei, who hnn been tn ehjirK" here for the pant The latter will go ( I'ortlanil, Itftuiii to Portland Mr. and Mrs. (. IVdillc onl. of I'o i Hand, who had been visiting here u few day, left for their home HiiH morning. They hud made tlielt h otno with It obe it li i 1 1 a k er and ramlly. Ahljiittl Nretary Here- Word waa re- eiveri yenl onlay to the effect lhat II. (). Krobui k. wr- tetary of 1 ho Ashland Coniiiien-fai ( lu h. would arrive in this eity to day In attend the leinalninK dayx of the rarnival. Several othem will also make the trip, nno of the part hidnn A. Austin Chrtsholin. They w ill make their headojiai (era al 111 rni)Mii;i Motel. Coiiuell In 4 oiiiiit Word waa received here today from ( 'a 11 yon vi lie to the effect that the meniN'iH of Ihe council of that city hail Intended to enter a float In Ihe parade here Sat unlay aft noon, hut had abandoned the Idea because of (he rain. The float wuf all prepared for the occasion and an effort will be made to have III ouih ilwomen change the plaiiH and coiiio here tomorrow reward lens ot the rain which fell In this vicinity. I -eft For Ton In ml r. L. I lurk halter, who apent yes terday hero altt'iidfUK the Niik rnU Itm ceiemonieK tuiri the rarnival fes tivities, left Tor, I'orlland hint night. Mr. Hit i k ha Her expreKaed himself as agreeably surpifsed at the at reel d ceo rat ionH and the several events wli Ich marked Thursday " program. Ilotne I'nmi I'ortlaiid It. ('. M'dkee. commandant of Ihe Oregon Sold lei a Moiue, returned here last nlcht after a few da vs apent at Portland. Me Is now hnsv arraniihiK the prouram for Ihe .Memorial May exercisea to be held In this city The oration will be de livered probably by a Portland man. cm rd I ntt to Mr. Markee. IU I Kb i:hlblt.sl The Sale m Stalesman ill yester day' lnut had the rollowfnic to nn regarding K. II. and Sieve Pearson of Whichever: "I. II. Pearson and his brother. Steve Pearson, who tle at Winchester, made as line a raid" of Koyal Chinook salmon Tuedav has been seen for Mime t line rinhlii" wilh honk and line, on the north fork of the I'niniia about s!v mflen from Itnwi-hn ru. tliov lande ' 1 :t beaut le w eiuHinK f i mu :! u I'ouuri to pnnnl each. Theve fish aie now on evhlMt hi the il--d iv w imlow at Hit s M.ukel. I I I Court street. 'i:aniiiiatiiots HcM TihIuv l-'inal examinations in th Itl'de study work of the hlh school stu deniH dniliii! the past few nionilix. were held this mortilnu. The woik ners Cn period ol the vw Testa menl and Is the fit ?t icim completed bv Ihe course. One credit is Riven to thoe successful tu the examina tions. I iubib C.rade N l:amiiiiNl Pupils of the em Im!i made at the Pose au MeiiHnu t bonis this loom lim took their final examinations In vat ions sublecis. In acctirdance w ith the rule Mlnwed for nianv ear, the teachers were informed fust pre ced i n t the opcuint; hour this morn itiR of ihe rooiiw wheie they would hne thnrt;c of the w m k It ha. teen the tisinni for the leathers i ''liililt I the e x. i in in at in n in ot her mom than then own. The ptipiN -"e all ilniuis-ed tins atleinoon on n ount of the p.u ale. ortMit. M.hi Here A Tax lor. totniei lv of till eity. xx ho had been In. ate. I ,,t N,r titns. Lincoln Ctatnl . for the pa si sexeial month, amxed heie ye- ti-rdax to look alter liitii.'-rt ni.tt He lellllto.) home todax. W ill I .rut i Natiinhix V iUi.um Pollm. ot I iie Miit:1 ill. one of i" CounlV i he ow n l.ii:lt -xed here peels lo IX inc'it 1 1 urn hi- ho I of MlfTI to x n .Hoi h... -Mpplv sie ot VHI.H..1 I" l Who li't I, e Im Vi i' 11. e 1 or t ni.-.lii I,.- p,,rt ill'l W lie ee.l n g cut.. al p.o,,- i: l.-lil il l -l.i1 M i I, It i.l. .r i 1 1 n 1 hi r iirlillii; Im, SI I '''! i I I l.r.Mik li.l- I i. .III. I It Kt iM.'il Irithllw pll'.lIMl Ollll I'lik'i'mv ' I I., ASK FOR and CET Horlick's The Original Malted Milk f uUhtutM ton YOU 5an Prtt hfa lie uroilKUt wvcral ' oniirr ill ltii-tiuiC Samuel Morey, un officer of tuwi Oreon-l tuh SiiKar Company. r-. rlxed here last evening from Grants' Pans and will upend the next few duya conferring with IniukIuk Coun ty rancheiK. Mr. Storey a more augar beets will be grown iu Moug las County Ihia eai than ever be fore and he believe the Grant it Puss plant will be able to operate at full capacity for several months. Mr. Stoiey Is making his head quartets at the t'mptiua Motel. SotilHirt Man 1 1 ere M. Pun-hard, one of the best known residents of northwestern iKfimlas County, arrived here last evening from Scoltsburg and will spend the next two or three days here looking afler businen matters. Incidentally, he will attend the an nual Strawberry Carnival which be gan here yesterday. Mr. Hun hard says busineiis condlt ions are cjuite prosperous In Ihe vicinity of Siotts- burg and the fanners anticipate higher prices for their products this' year I hall ever before. Drain People Mere Mr. and Mrs. II. A. CanTield, ofj Drain, arrived here last evening ti visit with rriends and attend the carnival. Thnj ate registered at the I'liipMua Motel. Mr. Caiifield Is well know ii In Itoseburg, where he has v i sited on several occasions during t lie past few years. Will Sell mellif The members of the Kourlh Com pany, Coast Artilb-ry, this morning entered upon the campaign of selling the carnival novelties for the com mittee in charge of the event. In reciprocal ion for the Interest I a ken In the carnival by the soldiers, all surplus funds in the treasury at the close of Ihe carnival will be donated j to Ihe local hospital corps. Taken to Oakland Mrs. Scott Lander, who some time go underwent an operation for ap pendicitis at Mercy Hospital, went to Oakland yesterday where she will spend some time at ihe home of her father. She Is much Improved In healt h and anticipates no furl her trouble. Mrs. A. P. Set her and K. It. Stewart performed the operation. Ilugeiie l.ady Here Mrs. George 1111. owner of the Mc- Clallcn Motel properly here, arrived in Kom burg last evening to attend the St raw berry Carnival. M rs. Li 1 1 very liberally donated Ihe iiiarters In w hich t he eugenics couteM was leld today. Mignlor. On Kxliiltltlon Charles Lerry today placed on ex hibition the three alligators which he purchased lecently from the Wells Cargo K press Com nan v. The litigators are quite a curiositv, and Mr. Lerry predicts lhat several hund red people will witness their liianeu- s belore the close of Ihe carnival tomorrow night. A pail of the pro ds realized from I he alligators will he donated to the local lied Cross Society. Marriage License s.ei A marriage license was Issued here this morning to William A. Moriaii and Mrs Ah da Cckman. both bients of this city. Mr. Morian is Southern Pacific braketuau ami h.i-4 many Iriends in this citv. Mrs Kckiuan was pieviously employed at the Hose confectionery store and is jtiile well known. It Is understood thai they will be married this cveti- Itunker in lioseburu K. Schrepel, n Corvallis banker. iirrixed in i;n elnig yestenlav and spent today Inspecting some property which he owns in this ciiv. Mr Schn p-d ;iys the people of Corvallis ne much interested in the present war and many young men of that vicinity have already enlisted in Ihe v arum hi aiich of the military IllH In tte.chnrg Mfred Jury, a well known banker f Cottage Grove, united Hi Hum- burg early Thursdav and spent the il.tx at the courthouse consulting ilie records M r .1 ury sax s biisinesM is improving in tin vicinity of Cottage drove, ami the merchant- and ranch ers nf that local it predict a v erx pmpciuiH season llMled It l.leitdale U II Canon ami wife, the foi hum i of w hnm it Slate Land iiegiMer tu ine t iiite( OfYice. stopped off at t tileml.de for ; 0 out II.fetHir xx heie Ihex .ire d av w hile moute, o ilninls Pas. ting vx ith friends Mr. Ciron gaxe i.lal. Mil . on- iiletV i-.ii.liiii: the O '.:ii'K w hi. It a tn ioreat ion i e C l ailt oad i: nm soon to be thiown iti'.'u to enirv IoImi.o IhMl.TH Witrnetl t ll.lei A new ,,w h i. h be 'ome- eTe. tt oil N'.ix J . tot .it co deal, t l I be I'tohibited finm v ,ig . Uaiel Irs to nillio lltti-. tti ! The law , .1 ati.l i' p.-n ' illlti' '.irui' iii fin ; X li'l.lt 1.1(1 nl I'l-lil.t Ml -.- III.' I., .1 in I'.. M. lmir sun " i- i. VtMinor ill .ini -iii .1 1 r I.O.n it ' C e ( n! ,u O LI M-V 1. NofU K, lvtm Ti.mfer and tiV h.e iMOVe.i Jt nft' Storice i from !l "treet phone l-t 4iu e-t Cam h j iirw. ii th jtntih: ,y. nrroT. i 1 liitlv -t.ii!o mil nuto f.ir Mar.h- ! ft.! .ii-. 1 nil ("nn. , (i,. .Tit., nUo '"r lv. i iin.i t ii.k.i. i, n i; w i;.iri- ....! trf. l.ll SL.Tiilsn i',. I, ,.41,1 (or ,,ro,Ul, tn, Hit Ho. KWBrXBagOXgCg3fflnMagCICiep THE CITY x ( I Sew Mullilltfr N ltu-l O. H. Crank, new manager of theiolated them on the branches nf ihe local light and water company, who will miceeed Harry Call alter June I. hpent today with William Poll-1 teiuion and a card attached to the man. the general manager, making ! tree announced: "ituriiank special several trips of Inspection to vari- j not ripe yet. but w ill be in June." ous parts ot, the system In order to Student at Harvard faiolllarUe himseir with the details! Utiwr Tooze, brother of Miss of the plant. Mr. Frank will prob-! Etnt-1 Tooze, a teacher in the Kose ably leave tonight on his return to 'bur choola, who Is now attending ChehiOiR. wtym he was formerly .college at Harvard, has been accept Imated. and will return soon after, ed by the officers' reserve corps and with his family. He is well pleased will soon go to the training camp at with his transfer to this city and an-( Plattsburg. New York. Tooze was a iMpalc a pleasant residence. Ilej member of the Ford peace partv, and will probably return in time to more U a newspaper writer of more than fully adjust himself to his new dut ies1 before actually taking charge. Mi hols In Itosetttir County Commissioner It. K. Nich ols, of Kiddie, arrived here last evening ami Is registered at I he : Cinpqua Motel. Me returned re cently from a trip throughout the ' soul hern part of the county, w here ' he Inspected many of the roads to j he improved theie during the pres-; ent year. Herbert iinn Here Herbert Nunn, state highway en- glueer, arrived in Itoseburg late last, night nfter several days Siwmt at' Med ford. Ashland and other South-j ern Oregon towns. Me will spend' two or t hi ee days in this vicinity inspecting roads and conferring w it h the county officials, t'ugue Session 0H'ii Several Hosebutg people left here hist night for Ashland, where they will spend the next throe days at tending the district meeting of the Kpwoi t h League. Two or three Kosehuig young ladies are scheduled to deliver talks before the conven tion. Clnuliirs .In Here Uosebup: bankers today received circulars from I he I'nited sStates Treasury 1 epart nient giving coni plele information on the war bonds which re to be Issued by the Gov ern men t to finance the present war between the I'nited Slates and Ger many. From a study of the instruc tions received here, local hanks have concluded that subscriptions already made, although small in number and insignificant in amount, will have to "be rexvrillen on the pre scribed bonds since none w ill be ac ceptable unless made on this form and accompanied by ut least two per cent of the a noun t of bond:', pro posed (o he taken. "nt nival Is Pralsel The Cottage Grove Sentinel In its last issue spoke as follows regarding the St raw ben v Cat nixol w hich is now In progress hero: The annua) Sirawheity Carnival opened u Itose burg today. This is a I w ays a Mg event in the life of the city on the I'mpqua and Is iho occasion of three days of hilarity. The luelnus, red st i aw berries are served in profus ion to visitors and everybody Is hoxxn a big time. The Kuaene Pad ia tors will be special guests at 1 he cat nival I his year, and a larc number w ill go from Portland. Sev eral went from hi re. Has Accepleil Posiilmi Miss Florence Johnson, of Glen il.ile. has accepted a position m teacher al .Vulea during Ihe coming year and will assume her duties In September. She is said to be a very popular instructor. Was nf Ciiiinm 11 le Word was received here this morning to the effect that Paul Haner, recruiting officer at Grants Pass, spent esterday at Catiyonville where he secured several enlistments for the army. Prominent Man Hen G. L. Oman, northwe-t manager of i!ie Pacific States Lie. trie Com- ser-lpanv. arrived here on train No. it' last nig hi and spent to. lay in the city attending tne Strawberry Carni val. Mr. Oman is very mm h pleaded with Rosebui g -Hind Mated that it isjiix piesent intention to es tablish a home in th is x alley at siHue fut n ic date He w as accom panied here by II it. Rogers, local : e iresemat i x e of the company. Both Mr. RoiTcri and Mr. Oman are mak- I,,.... 11 1 ' tr l-.o-er' ;n !..ve - iM,n for Si..k,.n. uI.k.., h. uiili nf a liran. h house i.... .i ... ,. '.., ,i i, .i.ia ,.o-ii. in lhat all a n an lenient had been completed lor the community sing, w hi. h w il! be held m the court of the !k lnb at 4 o lo, k Salin.lax atlernoon The Corvallis baud will be in at ten. 1. 1 me at the toiir.it in fin ni-h the ao oiiipaniment ro the oncers. H.iisv Me. kett Mlddleton. who is c.inne led with the tuil.l .il dtvp.n Uneiit, of fie CnixerNity M t egon. will paiticii'.ite in Ihe cm celt lanv Hetikt lSmatil Late-, rei'ort indicate that "in, t .;telv t'. .'o ttook-t are now ii p- I 1'e -helves at the public It' tvhi.h wa- c-t ahlWhed her. a 1 ilax - Hni T'u'vk w ho b: e bonks librnrv ib-ll. bv -be xx ill a n auto t . to fit,' 'l-H W l it i! -.tu I I to I oil, e i -1,: IMIMf i 'tig ! I It invetl n.uid. w hi. h i I Cjc tisi luu-i. the tate. th s ..in- rrv ' a del i M ' nl roil. i'rt i I "'p. HIS Hotel Th xx ere ir iw h a p: t band :eo?i w ere It W" I . -ale,) l iu l.-.l . f 1 11; -V.! I ll.'l.l I'll. In- - .' fnii'1,1 ,u fi --ii Vr sn.l I .t c , hrl.l .,1 , .'-III' mt', In IHt 1. IP W.-.l hi Eaten,-pastor of lh Baptist Church ' onicluliDK. .Mr. Hatfield ; at one time principal o( the Rose school :hele and it, ltd kuou lu lti.8 i ' rialty. Strawberries on Kverfrreenv i U. J. Jui'vls. the Cass atrect mer chant, originated a cle-er Idea thin iiipt sirawuerrieti irom hla garden at his ulaie i evergreen tree in front of his estab- ; Moment. They attracted much at- ordinary ability leb-;,1es .n To Ashlantl Several delegates from this city left this morning for Ashland to at tend the convention of the Kp worth League, which takes place there to morrow. Those ning from here were Stella Krohn. Mot Grounds. Margeret Hremner and Clirton Zim merman. I lev. Hoiiulus Heturneil Hev. S. A. Douglas returned to Grants Pass tlrw morning, following a visit with friends in this city. Kev. MoughiR was formerly minister here, w here he haa a large circle oi acquaintances. Mrs. Douglas will remain hero, where she will visit during the- carnival. Arrived Front Poiitnntt Mrs. K. T. Morian and daughter. Gladvs. arrived this morning from Portland, to be the guests of Mrs. Hoy Catching. They were accompan ied by Mrs. A. T. Morian. and will remain until alter the carnival. Fntertiilns (IfisKiiiiilc Miss Katherine DeVoe anived last evening from Kugene. w here she is attending the Vnlversitv of Oregon, to spend the week-end here. She was accompanied bv Miss Margaret McKitn, who will be her guest dur ing the carnival. Finreiio Girl Here Miss Martha Kstahrook. a former high school girl of this citv. ar rived list evening from Rui:ene. where she has been attending school, to visit with friends here for n few davs. she was acnmranicdby her nunr. Mis. John Kstabrook, VMt H'liger Henoann T. Marine!! Hermann, of Coos Countv snend arrived here Inst evening tn several davs visiting here with his brother. Hon. Dinger Her mann, and other friends in the city em; .MjiiufjcturiDg K crt nf The Anicii cu robaccuCo..ainl a fiitiiout authority on the mauufcturi tti chew injj tuLdcco. Notice! Charlie LOWHS J T.1 !ir v Tii tin'fwr ii ii n1 ' AT CAMAS VALLEY THi: 111 II UK WAS IIF.I.K IX THE CAMAS VAI.I.KV liril.MMi AMI WAS Kl IIY TKAt HKItS, A.l I'l TII.S. tit h n, ATTKM - l4Ti:oS BASKflBALlGiMEWASPlEASING The Cama I alley Schools .Ire FxeelleiU Cttnditioii ami Miicli Has Heen AccompUsieI by Ihe .Students. in The patrons, teachers and pupils of the Camas Valley school wit nessed a very interesting debate Fri day afternoon. May 11th, when the winning teams of a series of debates met for the final debate, hach team had won two debates, and had not lost any. The subject for the final debate was selected a few minutes before Ihe debate began, whereas in the other debates oonsiderable ma terial was secured from the state li brary, and several weeks devoted to preparation mr uih ueiai. Karly in the spring the right pit - pfls in the high school each chose a colleague rrom among tne grade pupils, thereby making eight teams of two members each. It was planned that the first round of debates would eliminate four teams, the second round would eliminate two teams, and Ihe final contest would decider wni oe represrnteu in Ihe meet: Mel the winner. The subject for the first j rose, Dillard. Looking Glass, Ten debate was. "liesolved. that fishing is. Mile and Camas Valley. of more Importance than grazing. "j -o . The negative team, consisting of L'd- Mcvriny; Here Saturday ward Wilson and Annahelle Coon. All arrangements h xe bee-' t. was Hie winner. The subject for the pleted for the innu;.l meeting o' second debate was. "Resolved, that the ftnekhuldcrs of the rmnuua Vn1 the invention of the cotton gin did more for humanity than did the in-1 vention of the steamboat." The af-! firmative team, consisting of Paul Jones and Krcel Baker, won the de- ! cisioji. The subject for the third de-' hate was. "Resolved, that on the whole i he New En gland colonists 1 treated the Indians fairly." The af- firmative tani. composed of Victor j Menu mid Bervl Meisinger. was suc cessful. The subject for the fourth debate was, "Resolved, that Edison says ChatlioPenn The natural tobacco flavor of PENN"S THICK with anv other plu: tobacco you ever chewed. You'll find PEON'S THICK the best ever because you're chewing real tobacco.'' Chewing Tobacco Made only from full-length strips of rich, ripe, perfect leaves of Kentucky white hurley tobacco. Excrv leaf perfect. ''lt' as UH'lluw a a June ajIe ami an wi-'t as a nut. tkv a io- ci r too vv (Juaratttccd M' U Pmn'i ThK-h bow not Mbsfv ou W in trv W4? rerurti it h ty tJpJr jj M i htrtt-v Authorurd to rtfun4 Cjf -fK( fyf p.f- h. fT If )r ifdltf im it carry fm'i Ttii $?cd Ifi ceits ( !0c) ii slumps tti jirt is lit am if )tir itin. iti e n.ll Vila 1 10t nl im1 i lrill;r hiI ii M Ii carry it. libai Cispuir il Cilifirtii, Mi. I Still Puk, Su fiMdsci, Ul I it a freater benefactor than Bur bank" The decision wm rendered I in favor of the negative team, con sisting of George Meisinger and iier nard Denn. The subject for the fifth 1 debate was, ' liesolved. that the U. ; should take possession of Mexico." , The decision was rendered in favor of Paul Jones and Krcel Baker, who J upheld the affirmative Bide of (he iquesuon. i ne uuoject tor tne bixiu debate was, "itesolved, that siuce we hstVf Ihp fnfllufiv-A miH rat itrnml n in there is no further need of the State , Legislature." The negative team : composed of Victor Dtnn and Ueryi jMeisinger, was successful in obtain ing ine uecieion in tueir lavor. The subject for the final debate was, ' Resolved, that country life is more desirable than dry life." Vic tor Denn and lieryl Meisinger. who were upholding the affirmative side of the guest ion, were successful obtaining the decision, and therefore were declared winners of the series of debates. Mrs. Scrantou, Miss Alice Scrariton and Miss Bessie Itrown acted as judges for the de- bat es The hoys of the Camas .Valley- school defeated the fast Looking Glass basketball team in a game on ihe home floor Saturday afternoon. May lth. The game was rough at times, but was thoroughly enjoyed by the spectators. The locals were considerably outweighed by the visit ors, yet they succeeded in winning the game by a score of 19 to 10. The boys are jubilant over their victory, and feel that they have, in a meas ure, evened up matters, since thev suffered a defeat at the hands of the Looking (ilass boys a short time ago. i ne line-up was as follows: booking (ilass Camas Valley Heard F H ik ' Jackson F. Hildcbrnnd ( .Myers o. Meisinger row Goodman Crov G. Jone? Basketball season over, the boy 'are looking forward to a field meet j which is to be held at Looking Glass on May 26th. The following schools ! ley Fruit I'nion. which will he held at the local headifuai ters of the or ganizatinn tomorrow. Probably t In most important matter to be con sidered at the meeting wiil be the returns from the broccoli shipped from Itoseburg and vicinity to the ( hicaao markets during the past reason. Early returns indicated that growers will realize approximated $ I . - a crate for their product, which f one cent -less than they received hist reason. HEAL SKIN ERtPTIOXi Painful eczema It mora active la spring when the blood l over-heated, the burning. Itching torture is unbearable, relieve it at once and heal the eruptions wilh lir. Uob son'9 Eczema Ointment. ThiB anti septic remedy Is promptly effective in ail akin troubles. Pimple, black, heads, acne, letter, ring worm, scaly blotchy skin, all respond to Dr. Hob sou's Eczema ointment, (let it to day at your druggists, 50c. guaranteed. Mrs. F. D. Owen ) CUT FLOWERS POTTED PLANTS FUNERAL DESIGNS WEDDING BOQUETS PHONES Greenimuse D-K12 City 414 Why are It and I the nvt Import nut It iters in the alpliabet? aBcoe F G H I J KLMNO! Pqrst u v wx y ltecaiio yon couldn't liavo Kecf or l'ork without them! We carry a complete line of beef ind pork, especially designed for knife and fork! You will be pleased svith the meats we sell you, If it were aot eot we would not tell you! The Economy Market (Jen. Kohnhai?m, Prop., I'lump 5H : i T -,t.L..iJC' I'li ' Stop at Hotel Umpqua New and Modern You'll Want to Go Fh hinjf, hunt in?, camping some " place for nn outing, Bonu-thne, won't yon? "When It gets to thon -' --Call 46- We'll take you anywhere "Safely First" All the time BKFORE buying: a CREAM Sepirator See the Latest Model S11ARPLES Suction I'eed L the Douglas County Creamery G. W. Young & Son REAL ESTATE Bonds. Loans, Rentals Fire Insurance, Notary Public 11 CASS ST. PHONE 417. Reai Estate 1tjr n,l l ann rnipert; Tlintier l.an.la Aitit for Wetlke ami VlnrltMcr Bay Timn lita. GEORGE ltlTEIt 122 West Oak Street. e,s m cm. m m STOP AT Hotel Grand Cass St., Roseburg, Or. 1 I lv -1 it n il H 1 1 Li i si
