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Newspaper Page TextN f - .it'- - 'i ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW,"- TUESDAY; MARCH: I 7.t 1 925' 1 - STILL COMING AFTER THAT WIRE FENCE 9-39 38c a rod If we tell this carload out before April First we will refund lea rod. Hour $2.10, $2.25, $2.40 HIGH QUALITY LOW PRICE JUDGE FOR YOURSELF SEE US FIRST WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE ' ROSEBURO OAKLAND ft (Associated Ptas Leassil Win.) VALENCIENNES. France. Mar. 17 Nearly Uiree billion franc in. capital are estimated by the Judk- ; la I authorities to have been export-' ed from here, chiefly from llel-; glum In tho last three months. 1 Magistrate Tendron says he ha 1 discovered that the Belgian bank era began a systematic congrega tion to encourage the exportation several nionebs ago, and the ear-, vice thus far Is said to show tran saction with between 400 and 500 , persons. Their business was done secret- ly but was revealed through the ar- j rest of a Belgian doctor. The doctor was dlsguUed as a hunchback, his false hump being stuffed with French securtitea. NOT1CB of sale of Oovernmant timber. lieneral LnX Of Ilea. Wash ington, D. C, '- li. Notice Is hereby given that subject to th condltlous aud limitations of the acta of Juua . llt 15 Stat- tin). February an, mm. (40 dtat.. UitO and June 4, 12I (41 (stac. 768), and departmental regulation of April li. (60 L. V., 76). th timber on the following land will be sold March 10, at 10 o'cloo a. m. at public auction at the U. a. Land Of fice at Koaeburg, Oregon, to the highest bidder at not lea than the iDi-aiad value aa shown by this nniiiM. aula tu be subject to ta aP' proval of the Secretary ot th In terior, The purchase price, win a additional sum of ona-flfth of one per cent, thereof, being comrala aiuna allowed, must be deposited, at ....... n( uIm. nionev to be returned. If aala la not approved, otherwise patent will lasue for the timber, which must be removed within ten year. Bid will be received from itina of the United States, assocl- atioua of aucb citizen and corpora tlone organized unuer the laws of the United males, or auy aiuiw, wi ritory or district thereof, only. up. chaser the timber on any legal aub division Wll DO eiiereu binu.wi. before being included in any ... a la.raT.fr unit. T. 29 b R. W, See 16, KEii SE!4 red fir soe 1L, white fir 100 L, red cedar IS n.. cedar poles bvue leet: oa. oa.i fir 60 M., white fir 76 M red cedar 16 M white cedar M cedar polea 16UU feet, none of the timber ou these tracta to be sold for, leas than 12.00 per M. for the red fir. 11.00 per At. tor the white fir aad red cedar, and 14. 00 per As. for the white cedar and t.olie. per foot for tne cedar poles. T. 2S S., R. 11 W., Sec. S3 "ot . fir J00 M., Lot 7. lir 0 M., none of the timber ou these lota to be Bold tor leas man s-..-u T 87 S-. K. 11 W., Sec: 35, Lot 13, red fir 1600 M., red cedar 40 M., none of the timber on thia lot to be sold for less than $1.76 per M., for the red fir aud S1.60 per M. for the red ce dar. T. US 8., ft. 10 W.. Sec. J. SW Sal VI. red fir 250 M.. whit cedar SeO M., none of the timber en this tract to be sold for lees than SI. 60 per M. for tbe red fir and $7.00 per M. for the white cedar. T. It S, It. 11 W.. Sec. S, Lot 1. red fir 160 M., fir pil ing 140 M., whit cedar 12U M., Lot 2, red fir 400 at., tut pinn as., . ki. p.du l&o M . Lot S red fir 160. M., white cedar 200 M.. Lot 4 fir pil ing 200 M., white cedar 110 M., bt-H NfiVi red fir 20 at- fir piling W5 M.. white cedar $50 $.. BW NEK red fir 1000 at., wnlte ceaar 300 at.. Set sil l red fir 411 M., fir piling 240 M., white cellar 120 M., Sti SWVi red fir 250 AL. fir piling 1K0 m" white cedar 30 M. SWVi SW red fir 100 M, fir piling 60 if ..while cedr 200 M., NE'i SE'i red fir 100 M., fir piling 30 3., vlt cedar 200 M. NWU SKV red fir 300 Al., fir piling lfcO M-, while cedar 400 M.. SEVi SKVi red fir 1000 M., white ce dar 34u 2.. cedar polea HO, M J4 SEU red fir 400 M, fir piling ISO M. white cedar 100 M., none of the tim ber o this section to b sold for leas than $2.00 per M.. for the red fir $1 50 per M. for the fir piling. $7 00 per il. for the white cedar, and $.i0 each for the cedar polea, William Spry. Comailaaloner. EMPIRE STATE LOSING ITS FARM POPULATION ITHACA, N. Y., March 16. (A. P.) For the past eight years New York state has experienced an al mos't steady decline in ita farm population, according to statistics compiled by the New York State College of Agriculture. On January 1 of this year there were approximately 165,000 less Lpeople living on farms than there were in law, according to the figures. In 1917 the farm popula tion was 898,000. Now the total hits dropped to 733,000. In IStlK. 40, Oou tillers of the soil left to en gage in other occupations. In 1911. 34,000 more followed and In 11120, 23,000 relinquished agricultural pur suits. The exodus in 1321 was 16,- ooo. Thero was a "back to the farm" tendency In 1922, when 11,000 re turned. In 1923, however, 32,000 de serted farm for the oitles or other pursuits more profitable than farm ing, and In 1924. 21,000 left the farms in the state. , The figures show, also, that farm handa have deserted their calling. In 1917 there were 77,000 hired hands on the farms of the state. On January 1, 1925, there were 26,700 a decrease of 50,300. The report Indicated that despite these reductlona in farm population and labor, the farms of the Empire State produced record crops laat year. It was pointed out, however, that the production was made at the expense of other important farm work, and that in many in stances farmers neglected build ings, drainage and fences to de- vote their time to the production of normal yield. SAFE FAT REDUCTION ' Why be fat? The answer of most fat people is that constant dieting is bard, continuous exercise is tire some and exhaustive and then, too, It might be baimful to force the the weight down. That was the old fashioned idea Today in Marmola ; Prescription Tablets all these dif ficulties are overcome. Just a; pleasant little tablet after each meal and at bedtime causes fat to vanish. This modern method la easy, entails no dieting or exercis ing and has the added advantage of cheapness. I Get a box of these tablets and start taking them now. Within a 1 short time you will be getting rid of -fat uteadily and easily without starvation diet or tiresome exer clue. Yon will be comfortable and able to enjoy the food you like and want Even after taking off many pounds, there will be no flabhlneas or wnnaies remaining, xou win iei. iuv per ceui ueiix:i. n wu nwi. the. world over sell Marmola Pre scription Tablets' at one dollar for a box, or the Marmola Company, General Motors Building, Detroit, Mich., will gladly send them to you on receipt of the price. SSaWNaj THERE r1 ALWAYS -Wx1 K. Something new at Knudtson's . Her ara two of th newest Gruen Witch. It you vhayent n thm In our window call In and let ua how them to you. Wo bellev w hav th Best Lin - of Ladle and Men' Watches, and a notably larg eleotlon. . HERE also you will find th beautiful Orange Blossom ngagsment and wedding rings "not a mm, not a divorce In a hundred" Beautifully hand mad. If you've j picked out "the Girl" then tl th I knot with an Crsng Blossom Wed-1 ding Ring. 118 Cat Tail Watch pairing JEWELERS "THE STORE WITH THE SELECTION" El Classified Section ALL MEW ADS ON BACK PAGE. MRS. MELVIN TO PRESENT PUPILS I try shows that Abd Ei-Krlm la ap I pearlng to attack in eastern Moroc co toward Talerait. The Umpqua Florist Cholca Cut Flowra Alwaya Fresh Finest quality Artistic - Floral Designs. i Visit Our Greenhouse or Call 40-F8. Louis C. Davis Painting unci Paper Hanging Phona t6a-R 427 East Dougla St NOTICE I have returned to my office in the Porkins building after an ab sence of three weeks. DR. J. O. BACKER. SAVE wth Jessie McRae Melrin will pre sent twelve of her piano pupils at a small musicale at the Baptist church Friday evening at 8:16. In vitations are being extended ta the parents and Uends of those ap pearing on the program. - Among those to be presented are Mary Louise Rapln, Grace Wlckham, Greta Wright, Harry Hildeburn, Sue Hildeburn, Lota Hatfield, Lu clle Uermond, Helen Pearce, Ruth Von Pessl, Ruy Neat, Roberta McLaughlin and Eileen McLaughlin. JEWELRY ITEM8 - - New showing of tne cheaper Jewelry Jtems in baby and dress pins, brooches, bar pins, rings, etc. Men's goods in scarf pins, tie clabps. cuff buttons, collar buttons. etc. Also kiddies rings, pins, watch bracelets, etc. A " really beautiful line. Kemember a 15c item won't loose any quicker than a $15.00 oue. See the line at Carr's. Antler Theatr In examining more than 17.000 book and documents about Abra ham Lincoln the researchers for th Rockett Lincoln Film Com pany, producer of "Abraham Lin coin." a First National Picture to be shown at Antlers, have amass ed almost countless odds and ends of facts little things that go to make up the sum total of Lincolu iana. Do you know these I Mr. Lincoln told Leonard Sweet he had never touted whiskey. But he loved corn in those other four popular pioneer forms hog, hom iny, hoe cuke and on the cob. ne uau a guvu siuius iwiw loved to sing as he drove through the country a habit of the pioneers. TRIMMING BEADS Big shipment now In at Carr's. Big line of color in regular cut glassioead at 5c a bunch. Have larger beads for trimming now also and smsll pearls for the making of rope necklaces. See the line Carr's. Liberty Theatre A meeting of the elcetrlcal con-truclor-dealurs and power company representative from all parts of southern Oregon and northern Cali fornia, was held in Medford, Fri day, March 6th. The sessions start ed oit wltn a business meeting at tile Copco office building, during which lime a general discussion was held on the subject ot "Elec tric radges," and otner trade topics of IMU'rusL A uumuer of interest ing lulKs were oeaid concerning the ever-Increasing popularity of the electro range throughout this section, some important tacts and figures being revealed in this con nection. It was stated by a representative ot The Calilornia . Oregon Power Company, that one out of every six and a bait electric customer on the Cupco system was an electric range user. This Is a remarkable allowing aud speaks well for the progressive spirit of the people of this section who are ever on the alert to adopt the latent, modern labor-saving methods of doing things. This general use of electri city in the home is made possible by the very reasonable rate for cooking and lighting combined which is offered to the consumers served by the Copco system. The business meeting was fol lowed by a dinner al the Hotel Medford, which was interspersed by several good talks on topics 'r general interest to the eleclrii uidustry. The entire program v a big success and it was deci;.. to hold similar meetings at p. odic intervals In the future. j The following is a list of tl x. who were present: C. A.' Mal) J. Jordan and F. J. Murphy of A land; T. H. Nee, Cnarles C bonier and Harold Hudson of Roseburg; H. M. Edmonds, J. F. McDIU aud J. A. Heavey, of Dunsmulr; Howard Uhllg. William D. Butler, Charles I). Garcelon and T. W. Deltell, of Klamath Falls; Austin B. Brown ell, Jack E. Kerr and C. ,L. Clev enger, ot Grant Pass; Henry Schuls and E. G. Millburn, - of Yreka, California; I. M. Scammel of Montague, California; Tex Carl ton, of Mount Shasta, California; C. H. Hlggina, O. Q. Alenderfer, B. E. Paul, A. D. Cunningham, H. L. Walther, D. C. Tyree, J. G. Thomp son, W. M. Shepard and J. J, Buchter, of Medford. FOR SALE SILO for sale 12x30. Olalla. Ore. E. Jennings, BALED HAY tor sale. Boyer Bros. Phone 14 PI 4. FuR SALE 3 good milk cows. 864 Military street. A. A. Bellows. GiANT Toulouse goose egg for hatching, lie eacu at Voaburgha. JaFALaC Paints and VaruisQe, "at Powell's Furniture Co. WASHINO again. Will call, de liver. All kind done. 129 Sec Ave. S. Mr. O. D. Hubbard. WANTED Experienced woman for general housework. Address "Work," care News-Review. WANTED Wood cutter to cut about 25 tier body oak stove wood. 824 Military street. Bellows. A. A. WANTED Capable woman for general housework on ranch near Roseburg. Address Box 3, care Newa-Kevlew, stating salary expected. WOOD fur sale at current prices. Phone Austin Greenhouse, 37F2. fiOKSE"FORSALEjrprjenae Edenbower, on Pacific Highway. FIR wood, cord wood, 2-fuot or 16 inch wood. Phone 14F14, Boyer Bros. FOltb touring for sale at 195. Ad dres "Ford", care News-Ke- view. ANTED A good gentle work horse, must be a good puller and weigh about 1200 or 1250 lbs. J. A. Hughes, 608 W. Oak St. Rose- . burg. WANTED Woman for light house work and companion for elderly lady. CaU at 320 West Cass St. Roseburg. Ore., or phone 180-J. FOH 8ALE nursery stoca. Phon 17 F3. Morning or evening. R. Is, Ellis, ltoseburg, Ore. FOH SALE Chevrolet touring car in first class condition. Inquire at Hobl's Garage, 121 N. Stephens FfJU SALE08hbpBliire heep, some lamua. one Durham heifer, one young cow, F. P. Ceyblrd, Elkhead, Ore. K-w s.t,E Hoosler cabinet, like i . rice 340. Congoleum rug, oy 10 ft. 6 In. Price (5., 717 Lane St. TREES Italian, French ed and Coates 1418. Care ii. binding and packing. Write os Nurseries, Tangent, Oregon. FOR SALE Team, wagon am harness, team, wt. 1500 lb., 1300; one good Jersey cow, 4 yrs. old aud oue Poland China brood sow 18 months old. Address "R care News Review. For SALE E -room modern house, b ft 0 water, ball), concrete base ment, lot 120x120, located Buih erlln, will sacrifice for quick sale. Also store building 60 ft. frontage on Central Avenue, SutberUn. Address S. 0 care News-Review. ' IS FID H For concrete work call Taylor. 113 No, Flint St. TeL 226-R. ST. PATRICK BALL ARMORY TONIGHT Do Not Delay Insure Today Protect your property from loss by fire by carrying an adequate amount of insurance. Our agency Is at your service at nil times In matters pertain ing to Insurance. a W. Young & Son Insurance 116 Cass SL Phone 417 - GERMS . ' Have your clothes clean ed often fcy a MASTER CLEANER ' to lengthen their life and prevent the spread of contagion. DRUGSTORE . .fTVWhesniil'iS gjtolorOil r.'itdiSS. hbpure Itfl JivJxS Castor Oil t!Y VfAtJVA without tasta but with the a II ! CHICAGO, Mar. 17. W. C. Dan nenburg, recently an Investigator for Mrs. Helen Elwood Stokes In MnnAAttnt with iKa trial and or- "The Cloud Rider," In wblcn ne; ulua, ot w E j, stokes on Is appearing for two day at the c)iargc conspiracy to defame Liberty theatre beginning tomor-Kor wa8 fjri,d unon five QmlM row. WiUuu takes his life in histrom ambu8h early today, hands aa nonchalantly as a so- Tne Snootng occurred when he clety youth takes his best girl and allsnted (ronl hi. automobile to op siuria to dance a fox-trou There is: d0 . Earage at the Doming like fear in hi make-up. : of Lla bomBi ne reported to Moreover his thrill scene are all. y,, ponCB- He said he had seen done high In the air, no doubles ( lwQ men i0tering about a few mln are used and no trick ejhotography. i utcJ before and then run away af- Aii stunts, accoruiug 10 u ter the ahootlng. uuorniauou ate aiwuiuieij cuu-ine. BANDITS GET 15,000 (Associated rreai L?ssed Wire.) SIOUX CITY, la.. Mar. 16. Four bandits today robbed street car company messengers ot $5,000, The "Wearln" o" the Green" will be in evidence at the Armory lo- ;.,hl uhnn ull fplunil, nf Ul lut. rk'k will gather for the ffnnual St. j receipts ot Saturday and Sunday, Patrick's ball at nine o'clock. The' which they were carrying to ladies auxiliaries of the Big 4 rail-: bank. road organizations are sponsoring CATHOLIC SCHOOL STRIKE EFFECTIVE (Aaoclsted Press Leased Win.) STRASBOURG, France, Mar. 17. Conflicting claims are made re garding the extent ot the Catholic school strike which was called throughout Alsace by the Bishop of Strasbourg in protest against the Horrlot government' institu tion ot lnterconfessioual or relig iously neutral schools. The Catholic newspapers and au thorities say It was ajtreat success while the socialists term It a fail ure. The strike was called fur oh- the dance, and have arranged a clever entertainment for those who attend. The decoration of the Armory will carry out the St. Pat rick motif, and the Blue Devils orchestra will play for the dancers. REBEL8 CLEARED OUT YARD GOODS enrrrTia. i i a " t i ' New line at Carr's ginghams, outing flannels, creonnes, cbeese tlotbs, sheeting, niuxlln. wash oods, nettings, etc. Nice goods at a Inenr nrlfn Alftfl ni'W line of the , ullre iinpii towelincs. unbleached or j bleached. Several styles. Gel these ! items at Carr's and save. I If you were as careful about what you eat as you are about what you wear, GRIMM BROS. 1 ,J 1 .. . I. Dial, nff (IriilTllTl with MILK BREAD. Phone 133. LISTEN 1 Good general store worth $10,000 situated In Sas katchewan. Canada, 70 mile from city of Saaketoon. Will ex change for Oregon property, Would prefer something near Roseburg. What have youT Write P. O. Box 176, Roseburg, Ore. WANTED WANTED Girl for general house- . work, Phone 4F3. LOST AND FOUND LOST Auto theft lock and keys,- between Winston bridge and Diliard. Key ring tag No. 255808. T. P. A. Return to Union Oil Co., Roseburg. Reward. FOR RENT TYPEWRITER 131-J.' PSR RENT" for rent Phone Bungalow In Ramona Court. 1128 Corey Ave. FURNISHED bouse for rent. In- quire Mr. J. K. Falbe. FBR RENT 8-room furnished, house close In. Phone 15F11. FOR" RENT 2-room furnished apt. 343 So. Stephens. Phone 853-J. FOR RENT Large room for men only. Well furnished. 221 W. Washington St. FOR RENT House in Umpqua Park Addition, $. Mr, f. T. Spaugh, 604 Pine 8L FOR RENT House, 10 A of land. close in. City water, lots fruit, a U. Helblg. 407 W. Cass SL FOR RENT 3 room furnished housekeeping apt. Oas range. Water and light. 608 S. Stephen. MISCELLANEOUS CARPET and rug weaving, and Colonial rugs, Mrs. Keller. 503 Cobb SL Fluff Wanted 60 to "mo-egg incubator. II. J. Brown, General Delivery. WANTED four or five colonies of bees, J. A. Hughes, 608 W. Oak SL, Roseburg. WANTED Hounecleaiilng 4s next, and we'll buy your rags no bur lap. Berger's Bargain Store. LEGION AUXILIARY NOTICE The American Legion Auxiliary will hold Its regular business LORD CURZON IS ILL meeting Tuos., March 17. Special as declaring that further of tensive business, and a full attendance is j action by the rebels was unlikely. desired. (Aaaiclat-(1 Prwaj Leased Wire.) CONSTANTINOPLE, Mtir. 17. R.-port from Angora say ail the villages within twelve kilometers of Dlarbekr, Kurdistan, have been (Ajsxrtated Pis Uaaxl Wirt.) cleared of rebels. Those villages j LONDON, iMar. 17. Lord Cur In which Turkish troop were fir- on who na, been III since his rol ed upon were destroyed. Upe at Cambridge early this Premier ismet ra.ma is quuie month. passed a fair night but he 1 Hill much exhausteo. Car of fresh plaster In at a sew low price. L. W. Metzger. Nathan FuIIerton 7fi ?o2L Drug Jtor Roseburg, Oregon IraperialiCleaners Our Auto. Will Call CAR OWNER ARRIVES Inhn Unlnu. nf Un I Ilia Hhls. - i '...i.....u -, , Iooiuibu TonnPA UN. , iiwq (.ar, niuui naa wuiru rn,.,w - from him early In March, and re- ABLE DEFEAT REBEL8 covered here arrived last nteht and started back tills afternoon, (Aawx-utea l'rs lasp.1 wire.) driving the machine. Tho two PARIS, Mar. 17. A Tangier dis young men charged with the theft, patch says Spanish troops have re In Portland where they will be, been operating in Morocco, be trled before the federal courL The tween Tetuan, Aln-DJedJia and car was only slightly damaged In Laucien since last Friday without I the trtyi. although it was driven being able to drive back the no- over 1100 mile. els. n Benllder tribesmen occupy tho HAMPTON IS FINED 'immediate frontiers on each side 1 Harold Hampton, of Yoncalla, re-of the road making an advance by I cntly arrested for the Bale and de- thc Spaniards extremely difficult j livery of liquor, was fined $100 by but It Is hoped airplanes and artil- Justlce of the Peace George Jones, lery may be able to open a pas I Hamilton Is said to have sold liquor , sage. to a special county officer 1 News from the rest of Ihe conn- DAILY WEATHR KEPORT U. S. W earner nnreau, local of fice, Roseburg, Oregon, 24 hours eudlne 6 a. m. Precip. In Inches and Hundredth Highest lemiK'rature yesieniay- o Lowest temperature last night- 42 Precipitation last 24 hours 06 : 'fotul preclp. since first month. .77 Normal preclp. for this monlb.J.98 Total preclp. from Sept. 1. to date ' 34.00 Avornr preclp. from Sept. 1. 1H77 2 19' Total excess from SepL 1, 1024 - fiBl Average precipitation for 46 wet seasons. (September to May, Inclusive) 31-4S Fair tonight and Wednesday, frost tonight. WM flP.f.I MefeornlnrlsT I w MOTHERS OF DAUGHTERS Will Profitby reading Mrs.Quigg'i Letter Telling How Lydia t.rink ham's Vegetable Compound Helped Her Daughter Royersford, Pa. "My daughtet was sickly from the time she was ta year oia, she was irregular and also had se vere headaches, and pains in hex side and back. She was this way about six months beforelbcgan giv ing her Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege table Compound, It helped her very much. She is not bothered by headaches, backachen, or cramping any more and haa not missed bu t one day. We recommend it to other mothers with- girls who have these troub.es." Mrs. QuiQQ, i!10 Main Street, Royersford, Pa. Another Mother' Letter Roxbury, Mass. "At the ago of 1A wnw ftnnirhtae wm all mn down. nervous, with poor blood. These trou- j bles made her wcaK ano unnt to worn. She tried several medicines, but they did her no good. Finally I Induced her to take the Vegetanle Compound, too, and she has gained in health and strength and is now working steadily. I have tW these facta to many mothers. "-Mr. lliirwoN. 252Eustia 6trect, Roxbury, Mas. ly one day, yesterday In the coun try and for three days at, Colmar where it Is continuing. The Catholic newspapers assert that in the country the movement was from 80 to 90 percent effec tive and that In some villages not a single pupil attended. The gov ernmental newspapers point to the smaller percentage ot aosieuuuua In the cities, which the Catholics admit. The latter, however, say that from 60 to 60 percent of all the Catholic school children in Al sace observed the strike. CAR OWNER Don't forget t call 653 whea In need of auto parts. Sarff'a Auto Wrecklni House. - ---. TRESPASS NOTICE No tret passing on Lot 7, Block 29, Ros SL Roseburg, Ore. Mrs. E. M. Moore, Lillie L. Moore. RADIATORSThafs mybuainesa New cores Installed, and old ones made new. Lark, radiator S! W. Lane. PROFESSIONAL CARDS DR. at. H. PLYLKK Chiropractic physician. 12 W. Las St. . I NEW TOWEL VALUF8 We can now give our customers big values In Turkisk towels, plain or fancies. New stock is In at Carr's. Staple towels and towellngs ot all kinds. Also art linen by the yard. Carr'a, o ERROR 18 MADE Through a typographical error In the account of the allotments made from the market road fund In yes terday's News-Review, It appeared In the first of the article that the sum of $nii,0ih was to be appropri ated for the Tiller-Mllo section of tho Crater Lake cut-off road. This should have read $8,000, Instead of the amount stated. PLANT STRAWBERRY PLANTS Now at about half of what the seed companies charge. $4.50 per 1000, delivered In Roseburg. Gold Dollars, guaranteed young plants, from certified patch. O. IL WaUig, Myrtle Creek, Ore. Car of fresh plaster In at a new low price. U W. Metzger. Attention Artisan and Friends - Program and ' entertainment, fun tor young and old at MACCABEE HALL Thursday vnlng, March 19th at S o'clock.' IL 8. Hudson, Supreme Master Artisan, of Portland; Harvey Hudson, tenor of Trinity Choir, Portland,' and Jerry Sayler of DesMolnes, Iowa, grand opera singer. B Sure and B Present. - Moore Bros. Dairy Purity Brand Milk Phone 15-F16 or 612-Y ROSEBURG, OREGON Reliable Tailor. J. H. BERNIER Upstair Next Umpqua Hotel Clnint, PrtMlng, Alterations We Make Your Clothe in Roaeburg ' TUBBY . The Lost is Found. VOELL IMF Vwll KF D AROtlMCA ' Tux rrrvkV. uni r- A 1)01 N I "tlMES AM' I CAN'T CET I A PECP MOWHtRE AT AT I r-nTTA Cfc. I n , TO SEE VOWT n is n . 1 I s I 7VLI OVtK 1H1S DX. 5MCVV "J X nul , ll M'tlintN J , j ) CANT elWl "T Ull HANn CTCADmuiDV) AMYWMFef MOST fct IN eTRA0RWNA8Y CHASEOAWTHFKtXXlM rltC , t : Qlaiitl JsSLS? IV AM HE DtDN'T COMf. W1 Ab 'IV . tir-' By WINNER Pti MISTEB VOHICH OA5E OP VOU DOES ALL THAT MOr. t Y . LTIM tHtlit ON I THE FLOOB, BE LOWS TO mlmM I rtflT. by l'pt" f ft yrvf'a V: 'V Von bov!A Ht-Tn Ell;:?! I'M FORD repairing; CYLINDER REBORINQ Our Specially , . UNION GARAGE Authorized Ford 8rvle WHEN L ROSEBURG STOP AT Hotel Umpqu3 .Tanks UaVOi OsaolltL. OA. Wans aaal Aar VfCTAL, Worn' I Leaks ' 10 0L m 10,000 OaJ. Cliurchill Hdwe. Co. ! THE WINCHISTEK STORat I f Phon 277