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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, FRIDAY, MARCH 27. 1925. SEVEN FIXTURES for the Bath Room These fixture are all nickel finished and are necessary to the equipment of the Modern Bath Room. We are making special prices on these goods this week. Our window display will suggest the articles that you need. Churchill Hardware Co. The Winchester Store NOTICE FOR BID8 FOR SCHOOL BONDS OF 8CHOOL DISTRICT NO. 4 IN DOUGLAS COUNTY, OREGON NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned will, up to 7:30 o'clock P. M. of April 14, 1935, receive at his office In the City of r.useburg, Douglas County, Oregon, POWERS WILL MAKE SEPARATE REPLIES TO GERMAN PLAN (Ac-ubUd mm Leave W1M.V PARIS, Mar. 27. The alles have decided to reply separately to the sealed memorandum from Foreign Mtn- bids for the purchase of negotiable I 'ster Stress man of Cermany, sug- serial coupon bonds of School j nesting a security pact. District No. 4 In Douglas County, 't was discovered that prepara Oregon, In the sum of I165.00U.U0. tlon of a collective note raised lm SalJ bonds will be in denomlna-i mc-nse difficulties, because each of tlon3 of $1,000.00 each, dated May the entente powers looks upon the 1 1925. and maturing aa follows: Security problem from a differ- ( bonds to mature May 1. 1926: 6 bends to mature annually on May 1st of each and every year there after Including May 1, 1933; 11 bonds to mature annually on May 1st of each and every year there after Including May 1st, 1940; 10 bonds to mature annually on May 1st of each and every year thereaf ter Including May 1, 1944. Said bonds will draw five per cent Inter est, payable semi-annually on No vember 1st and May 1st, and the principal and Interest shall be pay able in lawful money of the United States of America at the office of the treasurer of Douglas County, Oregon, or at the Fiscal Agency of the State of Oregon In the city and ent angle. It was also discovered that the verbal note, left by the Oerman Ambassador In the different capi tals was not Identical. MRS. VJtNDERBlLT HAUNTED BY FEAR j OF BLACKMAILER , MencMrrt mm Uud WW.) J NEW YORK. Mar. 37. Mrs. ' I William K. Vanderbllt, attended by . a half doien policemen, conduct-' ed a thorough search of ker five ; story resident at Fifth Avenue and Fifty Third Street early today af I ter she had reported seeing the : reflection of an Intruder In the mirror ot the dining room. After a half hour's search police were unable to find anyone or to discover any apparent tampering , with doors or windows. i According to one of the' officers who had been summoned by a po lice whistle blown by a servant, Mrs. Vanderbllt carried a revolver i (luring the search. Police said this i was the third time within the last few weeks that they had been sum moned to the Vanderbllt home to seek suspected Intruders. Letters threatening harm to her if she did oc pay 150.000 were re ceived last winter by Mrs. Van derbllt. Bern Slrro, 20, was ar rested and pleaded guilty to black mall and extortion. He was released- under suspended sentence and a two-year parole last month on condition that he return to hla father's ranch near Fresno, Cai. He also waa alleged to have writ ten a letter to Philip Rhinelander demanding $30,000. A watchman keeps guard out side her residence, but Mrs. Van derbllt feared an intruder had slip ped past the guard early today. She and one of ber daughters were In a reading room on the second, floor shortly after midnight when she though she hear noises below. She said she investigated and saw the reflection of a man in the mirror. She waa posi tive he fled when she entered the room with a revolver. Ola Patrons Attest to our con stant attention to their needs. Now frlsnds will recslvs ths came painstaking effort to please them and only the btst bs supplied. Fresh Fruits and Vegetables a Specialty. Your Order Delivered Free PICKENS BROTHERS Perkins Bldg. . ?hoao 68 noCfftN UDF1TI L J Flanders, heavyweight champions GOOD PROGRESS AT ! LEEPER DOME WELL Drilling at the Leepcr Dome ' oil well la going forward very satisfactorily according to W. L. Cobb, general manager. The work was held up for three days while the head driller, J. J. Woodruff, waa ill with flu. The machinery la being operated dally however, and wry satisfactory progress Is keiug made. The early Indies lions were so good, that the com pany Is enlarging the hole below the ilrat casing, maklnp It uni form in s:ie. Several weeks ago a fine showing was struck and casing was Inserted In ordor to niakw a teat. A good flow was found, but the oil waa not in com mercial quantities so that It was decided to go deeper. With al most definite assurance that oil , would be found, the plans were changed slightly. ; After Inserting a casing. It Is necessary to reduces the size of the . hole each casing off being follow ed by a reduction In the size ot the hole. It Is evident that at ifcUUll lllliiw ' nflQS IvriiHO vhn la seeking the I t"0 UOIO. II IS eviueub inai 01 IN NATIONAL MEET n;und Vnd th he.we.Rht na I. ."at depth the hole would I be , , ,.... w ,,. .,, . ,, .i.fini come oulte small and If a heavy fAeueUted Prto Ueanl Wire.) STILL WATER, Okla., Mar. 27. With more than 24 athletes safe- ... ... w ... i. ,..r.A. of the heavyweight class and will the National "K ii I "bl, fl .Sr wrestling tournament the Beml-n- " " "' -'" nala and finals were scheduled tor Multnomah athletic club and today i Los Angeles Athletic club, eacn Robert Kruse of the Multnomah uve mree re.ujr w m u Athletic Club, Portland, Ore., prov- uay s come.. ed the outstanding figure In yes- 0 terday's elimination matches when Buy magazines. 2 cents each, he won decisions over Charles I Fiction Library, upstairs, Maaonlc Strack, 191 pounds and Robert 1 Temple. It may be worth while for you to know that one loaf ot GRIMM BROS. MILK BREAD has more real food quality than two ordin ary loaves. It costs no more. Phone 133. FENCE WAR 18 OX. A fence waB Is on between re sidents of Umpqua Park Addition and the Southern Pacific compa ny. The company has been try- state of New York at the option of j ing to fence off the right of way the purchaser. at the end of the suspension All bids must be accompanied , nriage, ana tne resiaents or me by a certified check payable to School District No. 4 of Douglas County, Oregon, In an amount equal to five per cent of the amount of said bid to be forfeited to the School District In case the successful bidder aball fall to com plete the purchase of said bonds in accordance with tho terms ot his bid. Said bids shall be opened at a public meeting of the achool board of said District to be held In the school board room In the hlgb school In said district on the 14th day of April, 1925, at 7:30 o'clock P. M. and the bonds shall be sold by the board to the highest and best bidder but for not less than par and accrued InteresL The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to re-advertise the sale of said bonds. By order of the board of direc tors of School District No. 4, of Douglas County, Oregon. V. J. MICKLLI, District Clerk. Louis C. Davis Painting and Paper Hanging Phone 569-R 427 East Douglas St park addition have been trying to keep the crossing open. Every time the company erects a fence, it .is Immediately torn down, and for the past week the company has been practically paying two men to do nothing but replace the section which is removed as fast as built. Easter cards, egg dyes, .rabbits, fancy baskets and pretty colored eggs to fill them. Lloyd Crocker. Mrs. Audrey Savin SI- ' ' 'e ' f RESIDENT HAS AWFUL EXPERIENCE "I was twice confined In hos pitals, In the last one nothing but gruel water was Injected into me 4 times a day, as my stomach would not retain any food. 1 suf fered terribly; was reduced to a skeleton. My folks saw an ad of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy and It has surely saved my life. I weigh 180 lbs. now." It Is a simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the In testinal tract and allays the In flammation which causes practical ly all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded. At all druggists. MATERNITY HOME 1118 Winchester 3t Phone 490 Mrs. D. Cornwell Patients Privileged to Have Their Own Doctor KANSAS SENATOR IS PREDICTING SUCCESS (AajncUted Pre Leaded Win.) CHICAOO. Mar. 27. Senator Kapper of Kansas, here unroute to his home from Washington, sees prospects ot a prosperous year for agriculture a business revival when farmers market, the ' next crop and come back for the cattle Industry witliin a year. "If we have only a fair crop and a good price the farmers will be in fine shape this year," he said "His financial improvement last season did not apparently result in the increased buying power many were looking for. The reason w as that the farmer got rid ot his debts, his bank debt and back taxes, and thia took much of his Increased revenue. "Economists who have studied the situation thoroughly agree that the cattle Industry will be on a prosperous footing within the next year or so. Thia means a great deal, for in recent years it has been In extremity, and many wealthy cattlemen with great herds In the west have had their fortunes wiped out." Plastering, kaisomlLlng and painting. Roseburg, Ore., Rt. 1 Box 8, E. Doug. SL tional title faces two semi-final and two final matches today, Strack defeated by Kruse In the 175 pound class was victorious in of ol, M jttrge nole, With this in mind it flow of oil should be struck the size of the shaft would prevent the taking ot as large an amount HOW ABOUT IT; FOUR MORE DAYS TO CO Have You Bought Your Fence? 9-39 38c rod Flour $2.40, 52.25, $2.10 GUARANTEED TO SATISFY , Don't pay more. You can't get better. SEE US FIRST WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE ROSEBURO OAKLAND Today's Cross-Word Puzzle A CANDIDATE TO CONQUER Puizle No. 133. By J. C BOYD. Z J It" S b J a V To WTi Ti wirir 25 27 m?a 21 w i 31 132 55 Wfo4 W 137 53 54 55 5b 57 - 58 was de cided to keep the hole at Its full 10-inch sUe as deep as possible, and this is being done la the present drilling. (il.KXDALK MAN 1HKS si inr;.LX of apopi-hxy Charles Fetters, a farmer living about a mile this side of Wolf Creek, died very suddenly ' last Saturday evening ot apoplexy. Mr. Kenters had been In apparent good health even when he ate hia supper, but died almost liiurnv dialely after being stricken, lie came to this neighborhood about four years ago from Ohio, and was well liked by those who en joyed his acquaintance. lis was a member of the t. U. V. r . i no funeral services were held from the Olivet Presbyterian church in this city Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock, Rev. Joseph ' W. Angell officiating, and Interment was made in the Masonic cemetery lu thia ctty. Besides his wife, Mr. Fetters leaves a daughter, Mrs. (La Hot) Robert Wilson and a host ot friends. lie was Blxty years bid at the time ot bis death. Ulendale News. Classified Section ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PAGE, FOR SALE JAPAI.AC Paints and Varnishes, at P ell's Furniture Co. WANTED Tractor and machinery. t Also bees. Call 176 R, after S p. . WOOu lor sale at current prices. 1'iiuue Austin Greenhouse, 37F2. ivJH b.M.rJ 5-room modern house i for 50, ( removed within 90 days. 127 E. Roberts St. WANTED Everybody to know that the Roseburg Cyclery is now at 568 N. Jackson BL WANTED 2 men to cut 150 cords ot 2nd Rrowth 4 ft. wood. First class timber. Phone 34F2. FOR SALE R, I. bred setting eggs, 1164 Military bu R. ThoroUKh 50c per dos. FOR SALE Nursery stock. Phone 27F3. Morning or evening. H. L. Ellis, Roseburg, Ore. It makes you hungry to think of It. Why a substitute? Get the Uonulne GRIMM HKOS'. MILK HIiEAl). Phone 13. The Umpqua Florist Choice Cut Flowers Always Fresh Finest Quality Artistic Floral Designs. Visit Our Greenhouse or Call 40-F2. Reliable Tailor J. H. BERNIER Upstairs Next Umpqua Hotel Cleaning, Pressing, Alterations We Make Your Clothe in Roseburg Dirt - Grit Because a MASTER CLEANER'S process is thorough he can guaran tee to remove every par ticle of sharp-edged grit that causes clothes to wear out especially at the el bow and around the col lar. ' WE ARE MASTER CLEANERS SACRIFICE 8ALE OF ORCHARD LAND Portland, Oreg. A few years aso I caught a bad cold which in order to settle the Estate of settled on my lungs and in the I Alton 8. Frey, deceases, the under bronchial tubes. 1 nao a severe j Bjgned will on the fourth day of cough, and became so bad that for j Alrlli m5 a, the boat of j oiod, six weeks I could not lie down.ip M De on tlle premises herein would have to sit up in a morris gfter aegCrlbed ani pur8Uance of chair I doctored but did not geti , orter of tne coun, court of any better. I was , all in Physiolly. ,he gu of 0 for and brgan myself to thiiu there! cou , of((,r (or ae and , was no help for me v. her, I v. , d b j flV,S tlyp;"A frL Me.'iAi 'r.y and located at Brockway in niv Thr. medic n so cn- """ County, consisting of 40 acre. h"t i have never had any return' i'P' "T,"6"' J"? . of it. My lungs rod bronchials are! !" P ,al' fl'nci alr nous.e' strop and nevrr pive me ,,, bam and fruit house. This property trouble "Mrs. Audrey Savin, 0'Jl : must go; but the right is reserved Tacoma Ave I ,0 reject any bid or offer. To be Obtain this "Discovery" of Dr sold subject to an outstanding Pierce's in tablets or liquid at vo'Ji mortgage of 11000.00 and interest nearest drug store and you'll quick- and also certain unpaid taxes. Bids ly find that it builds you up, beside, also received by mall or In person correcting your distress. . up to April 4th, 1&25. Write Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel G. V. YOUNG, Buffalo, N. Y., for free medical ad- Administrator of the Estate of vire. Send 10c for trial pfcg. tablets Alton 8. Frey, deceased. HORIZONTAL. 1 oscillate 25 one who cries 23 clamored SO serious 81 distant " 84 ate away' 38 prefix meaning not 89 part of verb "to be" 41 prefix signifying 'out or 42 concerning (abbr.) 43 bubble up 45 conducted 47 very black 49 weight (abbr.) 60 uncovers 62 like 63 prepare for publication (5 positive and au thoritative command 67 single 68 attempt endnr shaft of light 7 fiowcrless plant with feathery leaves 8 Reserve 16 towaro) -11 member of - a South African negroid tribe 13 Prcposi- tion 15 small piece of enrd board 17 convert into leather 18 the coun terpart of another 20 satisfac tory (colloq.) 21 pronoun 23 parent 24 business (abbr.) VERTICAL 1 yon and I 22 cxperl- 2 ship of Nonh 8 small, two winged fly 4 hold in chock 6 river in Switzerland 6 a twelve month (abbr.) 7 in behalf of 9 immedi ately 10 gain pns- ses?ion of 12 light, flat implement for atrilat- ing air 14 dainty 1 6 bovine quadruped 16 immerse for a short time 18 black, vis cous, oily substance 19 incline Uis head menu 23 Ifivcr of Franco 2(1 shade, tree 27 spawn of fish 28 entreat CD suburb of London 81 massage 32 enough (poet) 83 lubricate 35 chopping tool 81 god of love 37 fair 40 possessive pronoun 44 suffix meaning 'ia Uie na ture of 4J tardy 41; dextrous 4H rluh 60 stornge rernptacle 61 noble man's title 61 execute 66 ever "of Herewith No. 132. is solution to Puzzle A l c o v c L a e w r t " 2 ill F iili J!.o-0.Ci..o.R.Iif-T oo -1 ?. J. U IE , a iOi.' iL t. !l ei luS a! s 1 m Li JL ! JL 5. L. J. "i. X t j G G N T A P 6 C T Oj Tji T O J j U T Afi 5. i. . 2. It Z. Jl2 S. t !ii How to Solve PuztU. The best way to solve this tross-word puzzle is to run over the list of horizontal snd verti cal synonyms in search of evi dent or "easy" words. If hori zontal, the word you are look ing for must extend crosswise from the number to the first shaded stop on the right; if ver tical, it must extend downward from the number to the first shaded stop below. When fin ished, the words should read equally well crosswise snd downward. NOTICR ot sal or Government limber, Central Land Ofrtee. Wash ington, l. C, Feb. 11, l15. Notice Is hereby given that sulJwt to the conditions and limitations of the nets ot June a, 1916 l cHot.. IIS). kVlimiirv 26. 1919. t4U Hlttl.. UIJI ana June 4. 192l (41 Utat.. TBS), and Hi.nurt ni.nla rClliailOIlH (II AVI ll It. mn4 (bo U l., tin timber m, th followlna lands WIH be sold Uarch 30, Wli, at 10 o'clock a. m. at uiibllc auction at ths U. S. Land Of fice at Keseburc, Oregon, to the hlKhcst bidder at not less than the mipralsed value as hown b this ni.tlen. aula to bs subject to thA ap nroval o( ths Hecretary of the In terior. The purchas price, wllh an additional sum of one-fifth of on n..r nllt. tllBfeof. blftnK OODIIIlll aluns allowed, must be deposited, at nn' ( aula, mnimv to ba returned. If sals Is not approved, otherwise noi.ni will mua fnr tha limber, whleh must be removed within ten years. Kids will be reeelved from cmena of the United Hlales, assoel. miionn nt auch ciiixviis and cornora. tlons oraanized unuer tl,e laws of the United States, or any stale, ter ritory or district thereof, only. Up nn nitration of a Qualified pur- vhasor the timber on any legul aub division wll be offered separate hnfora bains Included in any ter of a larger unit. T. us b.. H. 12 tiec. 15. r,Kl bKH reo lir M., white fir 100 M.. rid md.ir 15 ld cedar poles (OuO feet: b'K'4 XK4 red fir SSO M.. white fir 75 U., red oednr 15 St., while cedar !., cedar poles 1S00 feet, none of the timber on these tracts to be sold fnr leas than 11 00 per M. for the red fir. $1.00 per I. for the white fir and red cedar, and $4.00 per M. for the white Cedar and $.01 Vi per foot for Ihe cedar poles. T. 28 H., H. II W., Bee. I za. Lot 4, fir 3cio M.. imi 7, rir so M none of the timber on these lola to be sold for less than $2.50 per M. T 97 H H It W Km. 25. Lot is. red I fir I6H0 red cedar 40 il none of Ihe timber 01. thia lot to be aold for leaa than $1.75 per M.. for the red fir and $1.50 per M. for the red re d.r T '.U H . It 10 W . Heu. . In KB!4. red fir 250 M.. while cedar 0O M., none OI tne uiiimt vn tine irmi to be sold for leas than $1 50 per M. for the red- fir and $7.0 per U. for the wlilt. cedar. T. 19 4 II. II W., Hec 1. Lot 1, red fir 140 M, fir pi' ing 140 M.. white cedar 190 M ., lit 3. red fir 400 M., fir plllns M0 M.. white cedar 10 M., Lot 3 red fir 150 M , while cedar 300 M., Uit 4 fir pll mc 2110 M.. white cedar 110 M . Hl.'i lNI-;i4 red fir z0 M- fir piling 4m 51.. while cedar 35" St., HH MK'4 ' red fir It'Ou M wnlte eenur SOS M., jNKU SW red fir 40 M., fir pllInK 240 M., white eednr io jm.. IV'- red fir 20 M. fir piling 10 I M . while cedar 3110 M., HW'i HWH ;red fir 100 51., fir piling 50 51., while 200 m., m,,j reo iir CAN SAVE you 1160 on practically new Ford coupe. See Taylor at Culching Motor Co. Koseburg. COWlxm SALE Drown Swiss" giving 4 gallons per day. High test. Koseburg, RL 2, Box 79. U. I). McLean. gt:wiKti machines (or aU or rent. We also call and repair all makes. Powell Furniture Com pany. BROCCOLI SKKDTor sale. Extra gCKKl strain, well selected, and raised same for 4 years, C. CI. Sheppard, UUonvllle. Foil" SAtk3 "100 lb. shoats also lute Valentine strain ot broccoli seed. 1U0 tier of old growth block wood. Llndbloom, Dixonville. F6li S A tE Gold- Dollar straw berry plants, Inspected, Also Yellow Dent field corn, Test 100 per cent. JJ. C. McGhehey, phone B-F13. . t, T ItEs ItuilanT- PrencB improved and Coates 1418. Care tul grading and packing. Write Hudson's Nurseries, Tangent, Oregon. WANTED A competent woman for housekeeping, roust be steady. Box; 135, Yoncalla, Ore. WANTED to buy. 600 head of goats. George Ward, Box 1035, Koseburg. Phone 2a6-J evenings. CLitN C wanta loan of-$2600 to 13000 on good real estate. First mortgage. Will pay 7 per cent Interest. Term of 3 to 5 yrs. O. W. Young A Son. Phone 417. WANTED FurulUire-. alrillug and finishing, sewing machine etosni ing, lawn mower sharpening and saw filing. Fixup Shop, 237 N Stephens, back of high schooL FOR RENT FOR RENT Bungalow in Ramop Court 1128 Corey Ave. WANTED WANTKI Farm hand, no milking. Apply at Farm Bureau Exchange. USED CAR 8PECIALB Fui-d tourlug Overland touring Chevrolet touring Ford touring , ,, Nash touring Dodge roadster 75 . 100 , 175 . 275 . 850 . 876 . 875 . 600 Studebaker spec. tour. . Hudson touring HOY CATCHING MOTOR CO. Across from City Hull, Koseburg. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE son KENT .room apt Partly furnisheiLCall at 725 W. Lane St, FOR rfENT--6room furnished house. Inquire at 737W. Lane 8. PORT RENT Furnished, apartment' Inquire 328 E. Douglas or phone 140-L. FOR RENT House, 10 A of" lani( close In. City water, lots fruit, Q U.Helblg.407 W. Cass St FOR RENT Furnished 2-room apt ground floor; also 8-room apt with gas range. Water and lights. 608 8. Stephens St FOR RENT In Laurelwood, Apr, 1. 2 new houses, with garage. Linoleum In kitchen and bath. $30 per mo. Inquire at 603 Mill FlilNisaED" HOUSrrFO'R"RENf Modern furnished home, with electric range, drapes, carpets, furniture, fireplace, garage, close In, $40 per month: no children. Inquire at News-Review. j MISCELLANEOUS i I,,. FOR TRADE A ton-truck for sheep or cattle. O. D. Thiol, Yon calla, Ore. MARC EL and bob curl, 75u, hair cut and curl 5oc, at my home. 331 S. Main, Phone 67-Y. Mrs. Amy Rogers. CAR In the county court of tlle Blato of Oregon for Douglas County. In the mutter of the estnlo of 1-1 ll..,.0,.n Il... ri,u.,.,iil Notice Is hereby given that the 1 kauia i 'jus i nat s my outinesa OWNER Don't forsei la call 563 when In need ot auto parts. Sarffs Auto Wrecking House. ill., (lr plllna 30 M.. white ccl;ir : At.. NVt 14 red fir 3"0 M , ed fir 3110 U . fir tilling 10 M., white cedar 4i0 M HK"j HK'4 red fir 1000 M.. while ee dur 340 M. cedar polea 240, StV M l.sio red fir 400 M., fir pllltiK IMI 51. white cedar 300 M.. nofie of the til!.- I her on thia section to be sold fori llesi than $:'.00 per M., for the red I fir. $1.50 per M. for the fir piling. 17.00 per M. for the white cedar, land $.70 each for the cedar poles.; Wnlt.,-,1 S'l'i V. Cemnil-Flnner ; undersigned has bwu by order of the County Court of DouRlaa county, Oregon, appointed executor I of Ihe estate of Thomas Benson! Johns, defeased, and all persons j having claims aKnlnst said estate are hereby notified to present! them, properly verified with vouch ers annexed, lo the undersigned at his residence at (Jlendale, Oregon, or at the law off Ire or John T. Itng, In the city of Koseburg. Ore-I gnu, within six months from thul date of the first publication of this . not Ice. I mlid and first published March! 13th. 19:.".. I.KI.AND STANFORD JOHNS, Ewcutor of the estate of Thomas Hi'lison Johns, Deceased. i John T. Iuig, attorney for the eHtaie. New cores Installed, and old ones made new. Lark, radiator tnara 829 W. Lane. 1 LOST AND FOUND LOST- Fot terrier,, white with black ears. Finder please phone 359-H. PROFESSIONAL CARDS DR. M. rl. i'l.YLKIl Chlroprac.tU phyBlclan. 126 W. Lane Bt. TUBBY HigiiFinaiice. By WINNER FORD REPAIRING CYLINDER REBOR1NQ Our Specialty UNION GARAGE Authorized Ford 8srvlce CEMTrtT COST4 TVajO CEiiTS To tec Hevajw. vi oi Me owe cemt Set, owe un'i' nia m, m CHAWEenSHIP BELT f00 ii3 - 'A'"Il)iOMecEWT')0i l ' u?m J CtrSLE BOOGrtT him V)itH th. Ae I HAOOA PAV V J Sen AWYMOWtVjl LtW Voo I I --?te- D-J ftOMEV me. vom iioihe iS0O roa-rvT X LEMO Mt Ttalo 1 -fKf A' fC ,S,,V T. ' r. S T tx6 S0v?--'crr him If BELT Au ITTlCOaT I . CCMTi? J VY - n) r4V (VTME etLT LOOK", LIKE fT - I'D L0SIM" I I TT . '.xiV H'i ' V. ArtELL THeT MfiS US T2 WHEN IN ROSEBURG STOP AT Hotel Umpqua fe-Tanks -il'-'i OaeoUna, Oft, i Wste simI AJs Kai VfETAL, iliis Won't LaeJa, VI f&m skstM- acts rhJm i KOaLse 10.000 OaL Imperial Cleaners Our Auto Will Call Phone 277 Churchill HJwe. Co. THK WINCHESTER STORE sgsu--.' rtfea.: .