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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW MONDAY. OCTOBER 13, 1924. FREIGHT ENGINEER ,,u m r Classified Section 5 ISLULULU UMIH OF cuv F,, No On We Will Have it, VjOJ6T VXR.C KILLED IN CRASH ALL NEW AOS ON BACK PAGE I Author or hilly Mornings " i .... mu nur Let us sno Electric Heater AND Perfection Oil Heater At prices you want them at. Co. jrchill Hardware THE WINCHESTER STORE .i j (Anrlated Prws I.eaied Wlrs. I WASHINGTON. Oct. 13. Ad I dltional data which President Coolidge has asked (rom govern ment depart menu In connection I wlih the report of the tariff rom ; mittee on sugar duty is expected I io reacn ins w nne iionse mis week. Three members of the I commission are understood to have recommended a cut In the duty. .Mr. Coolidge has asked for I further ri'tu nn (ha anvnr IniliiH- try in this country before reach ing a decision. The matter of appointment by tne president or the commission he has proposed to investigate ag ricultural conditions, also has been expected to receive further attention from the executive. Eat Hazelwood at WIniberly'a or B"ver",.n";1t. nine. .".".AO s rVat Sl. 4 ' Notice t to the of in a. Tl ',0. T and o( April RICE CREEK SCHOOL NOTES School opened In Rice Creek, September 15, 1924, under the supervision of Miss Kathcrine Jac obv Fifteen pupils entered on that (lav and three more have entered since, ao there ig a total ol 15 pu liation since, ao turro is "L"r,J1 ; 20 pils I" our scnooi. l b ".h....-tion During the summer vacation i.i.d u(ii" at . the shool house was rt painled. A new window was also pui. m m 1 Stat" ..... i, U hesi 'f'.u. the apl'ram- , new . . . f benefit rU "'"" V notice,. DUIHUIIK WHICH , v vi ROOTER THROVrfS DISLOCATED ARM . - hii una : : .... ... .......H. . iV ths approval ; ami healtn to me pupus -i ol the interior, i er witn the new improvements "rlc. with di- , f cons,icted woodshed. (- iK! Ve have in our shcool a Health being comiiNa-. - lv. iwn weeks a dbePJretur..-d it j eath inspector is chosen' from our ."'"Hmber wi""h pupils. The first two weeks Eva , a un year..! Rice was chosen as health nurse, CJlvVd from citisen. i (UB second two weeks r raucis l wt """-'iil SS! I .Meredith was chosen. In the stu " rdiaw.r oi the! dents meeting Friday afternoon ri,r, IV state, terrl-1 Abner Smith was chosen for the S thereof only. ' next two weeks, as health doctor. S", Qualified purchas- W(j wer(J please(1 aml honored tr on ' JeB?' .ra.elv to have the following visitors with us this week: Mrs. W. E. Bradford on Wednesday,' Mrs. J. J. Mere dith, Mis. J. O. Shoup and Miss Agnes Chester on Friday. Examinations are over for two more weeks. Mrs. Pearl Rover of Dillard has been vlsitlne with her sister Mrs. E. U ltice of Kite Creek. Mr. William Adair and family of Roseburg. visited at the home of Earnest Bradford last Siindey. Millard Meredith and family of Eunene. who have been visitinu ut the home of J. J. Meredith, left last Sunday for Medford where they expect to reside for some time. R. C. S. o (Associated Fresi Leased 'Wire.) PRINCETON. N. J., Oct. 13. A casualty of Saturday's Prlnceton I.ehlgh football game was recall ed today. William L. Millard of Newton. Conn., threw his right arm out of place In directing the Princeton rooters. o t Received high top Btucher and moccasin cut shoes. Wool under wear and wool socks. Don't forget we carry a full line of DianKeis, Berger's Bargain Store. WHO'S WHO AND WHAT'S I HAPPKNKD PATRICIA CtEVI la thayounf wife of ANDREW CLEVE, a rising young lawyer who makes the entertain ment of hla client! ao Important a part of hla wlfe'a Ufa that eha h" no time for anything elo. She rebels whan GREUOKT HEWITT, an Impor tant financier, and hla wife spend ni.hi i th' rlvMa. and Mra. Hewitt, misunderstanding 1-ntrlcia'a .curtesy to Gregory, accuse nr w r;l"g, and Inaista on leaving tne nn,,A nrlrl. ! furlOUS. nnU P&- trlcla, telling him that he haa made her not nine but a tamer of other nnon'a hnatuuida for hla benefit decides to leave him for a time, go i. tn vtHlt her slater, and hoping that he will come to his aeneea and allow her to havo a noma and chil dren, tn.tead of being nothing but an official hostess. She takea the Twentieth Century for Chicago, and on the train enoountera Hewitt TODAY'S INSTALMENT XV DEEPER AND DEEPER ir f-thtful Isn't It?" ahe re marked. "The library car's aura to be full, I suppose, but ahall we try It?" Th. willf.1 lha lenffth of the train to the library car, to find every chair otvupiea, ana tararo n;iln. The train awayed slightly as it rushed through the night; ones. 1 It whltzed arouna a curve, i -tricla was thrown against the arm of a sent, and would have fallen had Hewitt not caught her by tha arm and steadied her. As they reached the entrance to their car he again laid his hand on her arm. Things are In such a turmoil in hero; won't you alt In my compart ment with me?" he asked. "I think you'd find It much mors comfort able." She did. He contrived various lit tle comforts for her; had ths porter NEW MILFORD, Ta., Oct. 13. The engineer of a freight train Into which a Lackawanna Rail road Express train crashed near here today, was killed and sever al passengers Injured. The fire man of ths freight engine could not be accounted for aoou after the collision. The express train was running between Buffalo and New York. FOR SALE ill FOR RENT for sale. Mrs. Wilbur, Ore. E. , FOR KENT 3 farms. Phone 39J. I t . icjlH IT : , ) lor the fir. and $1.00 u hemlock. 1. II. Lot 3. red fir be .old for less than ni a., h. w.. sec T- A,r.'tU M. : not to , than $. i w.. aec. 1 'i mi ol the timber on tsE,: "yellow fir 3800 1 ITS a.; , tract to ue a.nu .... ,l er M. for tlie yel- 0ntper M for tne 0MT H. HEWITT! " Patricia - clnlmed, amazed. "Mrs. Cleve!" Hewitt as much surprised as ahe waa. "Th coda are kind COIIISTSHISS RII CANDIDATES 5PPK1 mm this un- Hut Isn't trln rather xpecHed?" "As unexpect ed as the watch that came to nie from you this morning," she . . Rnawered. n " 3 the prettiest one I VIOLET DARE CHICAGO. "Oct. 13. Republi can, democratic and independent candidates for president were booed and hissed at a political rally here last night at which William Foster, communist candi date for president, and Ben Git low his running mate, were the principal speakers. The independent party was roundly criticized by Mr. Fcrster, who said Senator La roiieue, no standard bearer, was first nomin- , .., n,a pniiiiiiiinlKl nariv. but i u.-na Hrnnnprl ml lv alter he refused to nave anymiug to u VatJ, washer and irviceel I Repaired! Tires and Tubes Also and Goodyear Solid Tires ,'S GARAGE N. Stephens St. npqualnn Noting "like mother I sake," served tamil) buriat accommodations. (HEALS 50c WM. FISHER, Prop. lister St. Thor.e 3CS-J -North of Camp Ground Cseburg, Oregon Eat Ilas'eiwood at Wimberiys. CAMAS VALLEY NEWS Mis3 Myrtle Hercher is giving piano lessons to the pupils of the school who wish to take music. The class consists of nine pupils. Mies Hercher tomes out on the stage Saturday morning and gives lessons t the school house. Mr. Tuft, a representative m the Willamette university, gave the high school students an interesting talk on the benefits of a college education, last Thursday. An informal party and a short ente-tainment was given at the shoo house Friday evening. After iho nrm-ram. refreshments were served. A large fire was built out- Bld.i and every one enjoyed a bon fire party. The juniors and seniors are plan ping a party to be given October 24th, for the high school alumni, and the eighth grade. Monday morning Mrs. Boehm gave an Interesting and Instructive talk before the school on his tra vels in the West Indies and Pana ,, Me iw.hni has traveled ex tensively, having made one- or more trips around the world as well as many shorter trips. ; A musical concert will be given at the school house Frldav even ' Ing. October 17 by Miss Hercher, ' Mrs. Haley and Mr. Ott. It will ! be sponsored by the high school. I Fred Newman, a junior, entered Mtrh nhnnl Innt week. porter were Moore Music Studio. Jackson St. Phone 602. No. CDAST SLUBBERS LEAD BY OH (Associated Press Leased Wire.) SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 13. Lefty O'D-oul, Salt Lake, stepped up as the leading aluer in the Pacific Coast League with but one more week remaining In the l'.Ul season. U uoui is "' .398. By doing so he passes his manager, Dully Lewis, wuo tied with him lust week. Lewis dropped off two points down south last week and is hitting the horsehide for an average of .S9t. Manager Bert l . .sou forth Seals, wno is iujiub " -keep the Seals In first place. Is salelv set in third place, having . . nnint nn north. dropped out on - His average is "- hitters on the other teams ire: Poole, of Portland. .:t10; Li dred, of Seattle. .349: Durst of Los Angeles, .M41: Schneider of Vernon. 38; Koehler of bacra mento. 343; ' Bui. Arle.t. of Oak land. .328. Lane oi fuu.. nearlng the half century mark In stolen bases with 47 tagged to his name. MY HOME cheater St Phone 490 f. D. Corn well Privileged to Have e'r Own Doctor ever saw but" He held up a warning hand. "No ' b u t a about It." he told her. "It gave me 1 nliAinia to send you that. 1 had seen yours on the path a mo ment before, absolutely shattered to bite I'd clumsily put my foot on It. you see. Surely you aren't going to refuse to let me replace it, when my awkwardness is to Dlnmo ior in being broken." Patricia glanced away, her mind busy with that new problem. "You'll make a mountain of a mo'ehlll If you Insist on giving the watch back to me," ne went on. "After all, it's such a very little thing. Isn't It?" She wanted to retort that platl- an.l rllnmomt watches ' loom rather large In the average life, but said nothing.' After all. he had ao much money th.it the cost of J.hut watch would be nothing to him. And by persuing In returning It ehe was giving It false algnlncancs. since he thought so little of It. Then, too, he had' been responsible for the loss of her own watch. It'-i a great relief to llnd you on this l-ilti," he remarked, dismissing t "n of the vcaicn as n " , tlv settled. "I nan pn.o- ah'y ! r. l to the point of want ing to murder me I warn you!" Oh but I'm ao glad to see you, .ha tnld him honestly. "The trip would hare been deadly If I'd taken " PhTdlned with him that evening, nnd hi settled beside her in h-r wc- ,.,.r,l for a chat, which a lion ni. - -..j..,.. iti.i-rilntrd a fo-i ruut'il later by the two men .-. . aisle, who began ft discussion of their respective golf games. The a'scur-slon became an rgumen . v i Hutlnrt enough to call iouu - --- , ,r exaaperaiea -jii.ii.-t-, . A l.'ihV everyone else in o -begn to cry fretfully. The baby. 0,n,r brother wandered down the al, shouti.ig at the passenccrs. and was restrained with difficulty by his frantic nurse. Hewitt, who giving Patricia a thrilling account of h'.s experiences In the West lr gtnta coal mines, shrugged hla kouldera hopelessly. .IP TT" III II II i M '..'. I JOINT-EASE for Creaky Joints Just rub on the new application called Joint-Ease If you want to know what real joint comfort Is. it's for stiff, swollen, or vs-ln-tortured joints whether caused by rheumatism or not. A few seconds' rubbing and It soaks right in through skin and flesh right down to ligament and bone. It oils up and limbers up tne Joints, subdues the Inflammation and reduces the swelling. Joint ia tha nin irr.-nt remedy for all Joint troubles and all druggists are dispensing it aaiiy a iuoe iur BO cents. Alwavs remember, when Joint Ease gets in Joint agony gets out-quick. Tl'RKEYS Schroeder, Wilbur, ure. ( FOR hfc.vr rurnlahed sleeping FOR SALE 6 young pigs. U each. : wwm. bain, mi souin Main au O. 8. JhtiMn. uour. ure. j.,)U KENT Two or thn-e furnish- FORSAl.E 30 head aged ewes, j ed housekeeping rooms. Close in. Phil Slrader Dlxonvliie. i noue , n ev. 1F32. L.r-at an v Vnich nnd oat '.io walnuts. Call 15F15. even Ings. FOR RENT 6-roora house, partly hay. I furnished. 2 blocks east of Sixth St. on Ivan St. A. V. Hammond. hou.- Box 1, care FOR SALE I room close In. Address News-Review. FOR-SALE Gi'i'do Angma bucks , from purebred sires. W. O. Paul,' Route 1. FOR SALE Thirteen pure bred . bronie turkey hens. Mrs. llow- ard Ward. Greens. I Island Red : l'ill silk 24 Rhode hens and pullets. Address I R ." care News Review. FOIl RENT Comfortable sleeping rooms, 1 first and 1 second floor. Wilh bath and lavatory. Inquire 119 W. Mosher, 1 block south Baptist church. FOR RENT I furnished house keeping rooms, ground floor. Al so 2 furnished housekeeping rooms. SH or 816 Winchester St. Call 170-Y, mornings or evenings. "R. WANTED FOH SAUK Stove wood and fir block vrood, also pood Dawn n.ij. i Phone 14FH. Hoyer Un. VAXTKI-To rent ranch, stookfd TOiTSALF-CeUHf poat. lor - " - ; .v,. - and cedar Bhakea. wanted, coou ... cow. R. r. liunuey. iruiiw.i - . , Patricia glanced axcay, a nc problem. nnntr1r nnliAr hfllr flip thft llCht. put an air cushion behind her back. made an Iced drinK mm auntu w dlwomfort of the stuffy air. Throiiph the open door Kho lazily watched thp occupants of th car, u-hieh ctrotrhwl Attend of her. After nil, It wasn't surprising that men tried so hard to got money, when It would do so much ir one: 1 ni train was more comfortable than ordinary trains and coat more. This compartment wan more com furtnhiA ihnn fL section and cost more! Her own frock, tho orchids at her wulttt, the wrlnt watch Hewitt h.ul elvon her symbols of expensive JOCKEY TO GET BIG ilG FEE f Aoclatei TreM Leased Wire.) NEW Y'ORK, Oct. 13. George Rabbin, who rode Saraxen to vic tory over Epinard In the third In ternational special at Latonla Sat- buty u-itA tirday, will receive a $5500 riding fee from Mrs. William K. vunuer bllt, owner of tho gelding. Grape lulce at the Overland or chards. orders only. Send your containers in advance. ENGLAND HEARS AMERICAN RADIO Ore. PUIS FOR SALE O. I. C. pigs, fi weeks to 3 months old. Round Prairie Ranch. Round Prairie, Ore. OLT growth fir block wood. $3 25 per tier in load lots. Also apples, 25c per box at the orchard. Phono 25F2. FOR SALE Poland China pigs. 6 1 and 11 we.'ks old, or will trade for corn. Mrs. L. A. Irving, W H hur. Ore. TWO Toggenberg milch goatB giv ing milk, and one ooe khi. nio. old for sale, cheap. V. N. Rust, Dillard, Ore. FOR SALE 280 ft. Hllchlly used .,no.in, h niow sieel cable at ap proximately half price. See It at Wharton Jlros. FOR-8ALK Team bay mares, weight 3200 lb., kind aud true in every respect. Address "T. M.," care News Review. FOR8ALEbR TRADE, automo biles at reasonable rule, what have you Call nnd et our nrlces. 329 W. Lnne, Phone 554. S. bov. Iuauiro at 716 Short St., or address "Boy," care News- Review. WANTED To borrow $4,000 on well improved farms, first mort gage. Will pay 6 per cent Inter est. Loan wanted from 3 to S years. Address C. H., care New- Revlew office. WANTED Farmer in the country would like to culllvalo the ac quaintance of respectable womaft under 4u years or age. unjeci matrimony, If found congenial. Address ''Farmer," care News-Review. I LOST AND FOUND (Associated Press Leased Wire.) LONDON, Oct. 13. Radio list eners In England hear President luxury, every one or ineni, rniu i"'.'" - - worth what they cost, becauso thsy Coolldgo's speech Saturday even nctuallv contributed to her own peace of mind. "li'a n ahnm Ihnt Vnn'rA ffnlnOT to sleep out In that noisy car," Hewitt exclaimed, as tha porter began mak ing up tierins. -woni you uauo with me?" She shook her head emphatically. "Indeed no! I have the entire sec tion: I'll have the upper berth turned buck, nnd be quite comfort able." "Hut, please probably the man across the aisle will snore, and that baby will cry she's still at it! Now, be reasonable I can sleep any where." "So ran 1!" she Instated. But when she returned to her sec tion difficulties confronted her. Yi'nlrl nlio nvind verv much If tha nil. wiu.it - - - few moments young mother and her baby took the upper nerm: i no miirc ui'.i n i""" win III couldn t cccupy the hertn with him. If Patricia would be ao kind! "Yes. certainly." he murmured; n.... iaii miiHtn't take the umier berth, wfth that baby, sleep In ths lower. I'll sleep In the upper." contribut ed Hewitt, who hail suddenly ap peared nn the scene, "nnd you II take my apartment." And tho portor was moving her bags before Patricia reullzed what was happening. ing. telephoned from Washington to the Heinz company's banquet In Pittsburgh. The speeches of those present at the banquet al so were heat1. R. A. Stowell Is prepared to i... i iv trliis nnd to do light transfer work. Phone 262 for prompt service. FOR SALE Full blooded Jersey! cow, fresh December 6th, will make ten pounds butter per week. Address "J. C." care News-Review. FOlf SALE or traVlo, 1 gray mare, age 5 yrs., weight 1325 lbs. 1 bay mare, age 6 years, weight 800 lbs. Paul Spain, Roseburg, Ore., Rt. 1. ONE hundred MISCELLANEOUS HAIR curled 25c.J)2p Winchester PllONOC.RAPiPrepairiiig. 228 No. Main St. DRESSMAKING, remodeling an3 coats rellned Phono 111L1. Mrs. Lester. WARNING 1 1 untera must keep off my farm near Green station. O. F. Castle. . pnimn: nr wmfs I IIIIIUL Ul IIHLUU VISITS CHICAGO Food for Scandal. The Cook's Best Friend riilr ttllfl 1r visitors at the school last week r.i.rrl truck will Florence and Robert Kirkindall I Have 3J-lon Packard truck, w i were absent from school several j do all kinds of naunw, -days last week on account of sifk-j, specialty. Also have old e.r , CM: McNeil lACTIC SPECIALIST w of Women and "fen a Specialty '3- 327 w. Cass St. '"J. Roseburg. Oregon , ness. ; The Intermediate grades nre ' practicing Indian club drills under I I he supervision of their teacher, I Miss Mot'orniack. I The monthly school report end- RABY'S COLDS are soon "nipped in th 1351-L, A. L. Hash. V. i Ls7 without "dosing" by use of is r. va do RU B Ovr tT Million' U"J Y'"lr ing. October 3. is as follows Total i-iirollment . .i... lanffhr - Whole No. l" attendance- 773 Whole N- 'lVa ahsenre - t .-t,on,l-.nce .(l Jt KiT I "111 "i . Illie - " No. of pupils n-'ithcr absent nor int.- No. visits bv iwn-nts ' '' No. visits by. members of boar.1 1 I THE WORLD'S GREATEST the bud" j whole No. tin 'Jii' (Associated Press Loased Wire.) CHICAGO, Oct. 13. The prince of Wales was greeted by a throng when he reached the environs of Chicago and descended from his train at Lake Forest to be the guest of Louis F. Swift at his Lako Forest estate. He arrived shortly after 8 a. m. Many of the wealthy townspeople ui i.nki. Forest hastened through I...;., i.-,... Lfiiuta mill deliivi'd de parture for their office. In Chlcngo In order to obtain a glimpse of the royal heir as he arrived from Can ada. Tho prince will take luncheon at the I nlverslty of Chicago to at tend a luncheon arranged l his honor by President Ernst DeWitt Burton. The luncheon over, the prince was to be taken about Chicago's park svHlem. the trip ending Willi a to Field museum, i nn evi-u- linurs England's future kind reserved to himself, but bo- had planned to claim II till again at dinner, at a hotel unu Inlor at a dance. Thirty miiiuies after midnight, his special train was scheduled to h ave for Detroit. The Last Spoonful is as good as the First nftlF -' TlMg THOSE OF ANY OTHEWERAND visit Ing had ciety and sfxty acres of land with four million ft. of fir timber for sale in Douglas Ore., by owner. Write Chas. S. McCrny, Port OrforilOre. FOir'sALE 1 book case, i wood range. 1 pair andirons. 2 kit chen tables, gas range, gas heat er, several yards linoleum. Call 136 So. Rose St. or phone 96. FOIl SALE Four year old rcgls ..! uhnrthnrn hull, fine condi tion, weight 1800 lb. Priced I i ... ..iili-k sale. AlSO 80 cnen4f i. j ..... tiers old growth block fir. Llnd-1 hlom, Dlxonville. . FOR SALE Good dry oak und laurel wood $3.50 tier delivered. Also 9 head cattle for sale or trade for sheep or goats. Her man Schulzo, Brockway. Phone 2F41. . 1 FOR SALE OR RENT Oraln and slock ranch. 721 acres. Adjacent to coast rango nits. Good out-, range For terms or Information 1 Inquire of N. U. Conn. Roseburg. Ore. Phone 6F15. A It M FORSAU:-;" acres 34 mile from Myrtle Creek, Ore. .!.. acres farm land. 35 acres pas- 30 acreB bottom mini, im- Plenty of water, gravity svstetn. Good oitcn rights goes with land. 7 acres orchard. 11 acres alfalfa and clover, balance other crops, good house and barn, prune dryer and buildings, cow, -farm Implements and slock goes wilh land. A ...ii.riiii. farm win tn I ne l '. nun. No eiicunibiail WILL wash'windows, wax floor, and do general house cleaning. 231 E. Lane? St. Phono 385-L. CAR OWNER Don't forget to call 653 when in need of aut. paits. Sarffs Auto Wrecklni House. WILL do ironing or rougli dry work, also mending and darning, packages called for and deliver ed. Phono 17'J J WILL the party who put the adv. In the News-Review "Address Box 8," please call at thla offlcs for the answer, to Ihe adv. PROFESSIONAL CARDS DR. M. H. PLYLER Chirapracthj physician. 114 W. Lano St. WHEN IN ROSEBURG STOP AT Hotel Umpqua ture, gated. MABEL MYRTLE LUCY HINRY-MRCHIR-HAIW: Voice Piano " . 116 South Jackon Phone 27-F5 other burses, feed f" gIMHl pl'll'l See or wrlii risen. MvtUi owner. J. Creek. Ol II. -Mor- XMA3 GIFT THAT LIVES Your photograph will be rlierisn nd long ufter the days pleasures have been fnrgotn-n. Have your Hltiintrs made before the ru- h. You will also save money. ROrfKlll KG STI'DIO 137 Jiii-ksoii Si. Phone 4fi2 THE PRIZES AWARDED The c.mimitleo 111 charge of the ri7o nwards In cot.i.ei t Ion with j',"' ,-iiv beaulirul a Ig" hv aelei'tid the l"'ize wIllinTS 111 " ' " Ito-ebui'i:. These prizes all go to 1 .,,i,l(."d residents where many ' . !'. been PHI 1" '' tl,e .',,.,'. .Mines Arthur Is given ,-i,.. II. Tt G. Bales second, mid .b'li'l Sali.li I New Pack Catsup The new pack of Knight's Catsup is In nnd it Is exceed In lv fine. This brand of Cat :!np Is made right here In Oregon fiom rich. red. ripe tomato! s and pure spices. You will want a few bottles so better order now. "The Store That Serve. You Best." Economy Grocery PHONE 63 . tlni'l tell Tnn .t It. rchill Co. en re- to Drlra. ll"!S0N r.n ism n Hoard TUBBY Two Heads Are Worse Than One. By WINNER 7" i 1 i BE SUB f'l- t::e Tl... "tli..i '"est nr. ttfjrln, ' f-tt:..i irurince r lrMrance eoaiianles. '"it. old line vely. claims s.'i'l real il fl'l !...'.. . - K. . ' n .I'll TS. , ' Tli( , ,0 T0U? VOLNG & SON ; . I I I fTnj -vvorskiP'.c.'M I T-rn r I'll along vm. keTvoouo ...r,i H UNT AUE V0J V00AIE COM BM1K J CA- SCMtTHlejl. i"Ui Si" Co"L3 "TTeTnur arK i1, f C.fS ..1 by not, that haps Every home should be protected iniiratice. If your iionie is von are neglecting a iluty you owe Miur family. 1'er- y;.nr policies are 'jxpirniK or are Irsurficieni. iiring ineni In nnd let us go over them to geiiicr. and liieu uu will bw safe. 4 JOHN E. FLURRY Insurance Agency Room. 1 and 2 Roseburg Bank Bldg. Phone 184 Ro.eburg, O a. 8L ou... ...