Roseburg news-review., April 02, 1925, Page 7, Image 7

ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. THURSDAY. APRIL 2, 1925.
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SPORT SHORTS
WASHINGTON. ' Apr. 2. Re
ports from New Orleans where the
Senators play the local southern
association entry today say that
Manager Harris is not losing much
sleep over the five defeats the
champions have suffered in their
six games with the Giants. While
they have, of course, played to win
all of them, it was said, the play
ers have been warned by Harris
not to take any undue chances on
the rough fields the games have
been staged on.
BOSTON. Apr. 2. The Red Sox
defeated the Mobile Bears 13 to 12.
at Mobile, Alabama, yesterday, at
St. Petersburgh the National
league braves wiped out the Giants
16 to 2.
PITTSBURGH, Apr. 2. The Pi
rates were considerably clawed up
by the Vernon Tigers yesterday in
the first game of their series at
Los Angeles. Ray Kremrr, the
Buccaneer's pitcher, walked a bat
tor in the ninth Inning, when the
bases were Jammed and gave the
coast team the only ru they need
coast team the onl yrun they need-
NEW YORK. Apr. 2. A baseball
triumph is merely an incident In
the season's play, but a baseball
victory over a baseball Jinx is a
feat for celebration.
It was in this light Manager Mil
ler HuRgins chose to consider yes
terday's fourth and decisive defeat
administered by the Yankees to
the Brooklyn Dodgers at Nash
ville, Tenn., 10 to 7.
DETROIT, Apr. 2. The Detroit
Tigers who beat the Augusta, Ga.,
team of the South Atlantic league
4 to 3 at Augusta, yesterday, came
nearer to defeat at the hands of
the Georgians than thoy had In any
previous game this season.
ST. LOUIS, Apr. 2. An April
fool's day prank of the weather
produced a football atmosphere
for St. Louis major baseball league
club.
The Cardinals accepted the Joko
and with It a game from the Seals
10 to 8 at San Francisco. The
Browns, apparently disgruntled
lost to the Cincinnati Reds, 7 to 4,
after leading In six of nine innings
at Jacksonville, Fla.
CLEVELAND, O.. Apr. 2 A
ninth inning batting rally resulting
In 6 runs gave the Cleveland In
dian's a 8 to 6 victory over the Ro
chester Internationals at Savanah,
WHEN IN ROSEBURG
STOP AT
Hotel Umpqua
Keep the Rent
Take things under your wing--own
the home you live in and
dely the landlord. Let us help
you.
Contracting. Building, Concrete
Work, and Furnish Estimates
and Plans.
J. E. RUNYAN
Phone 202-J
4S7 South Jackson St.
Roseburg.
Bulk of Fires Are
The Result of
Ignorance
Eiflht hundred women In the
United States killed in ths
past year by cleaning with
gasoline at home.
Let s MASTER save you
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I 1 J J ,1
criy equippea 10 uo uic
work.
Imperial Cleaners
Our Auto Will Call
Phon 277
TAe or of
Color in
Your Home
Every one like to see
harmonious colors In every
room In the home. These
-day, when housewives can
mix their own colors and
apply tbem. It Is possible to
get Just the contrails de
sired. 30c
CHICAGO, Apr. 2. There was a
5 to 6 tie In the tenth inning of
the Chicago Cubs-Oakland, Cal.,
game, at Oakland yesterday and
the Cubs had the bases full, when
the veteran Grover Alexander
came to the bat. He singled and
scored Weis and McAulev and
gave tho Cubs the game 7 to 5.
The series with Oakland to 13
ended with a double 'header Sun-
day, will be the Cub's' California
swan song.
Red Faber and Hollis Thurston
did a thorough Job on tho mound
for the White "Sox at New Orleans
yesterday. When they had finished
the Pelicans were beaten it) to
Coming to
Mcdford and
Eugene
DR. If LLIfffl
SPECIALIST
in Internal Medicino for the
past twelve years
DOES NOlFoPERATE
Will be in Mediord on Mon
day, April 6 HOLLAND Ho
tel. And in Eugene on Tuesday,
AprU 7 at the OSBORN Hotel.
Office Hours 10 a. m. to 4 p. m.
ONE DAY ONLY
No Charge for Consultation
Dr. Mollinthin Is a regular gradu
ate in medicine and surgery and
is licensed by the state of Oregon.
dlrea from JJtC, $ ' s
tbe aiiaa- (p- ri (PL '.',.(
tecnirer. j I Li
jca., yesterday. j
I
appendicitis, gall stones, ulcers of The debatc, cheduled for the
stomach, tonsils or adenoids. I(lm week jn March were postpon
Ho has to his credit wonderful cd wbt,n the ijnivtralty of Oregon
results In diseases of the stomach, fl d member, ot lhe team
liver, bowels, blood, skin, nerves, iawn ill
. . 1.1.1 .i ,. were taaen in.
ting, catarrn, weak lungs, rheu
matism, sciatica, leg ulcers and
rectal aliments.
u." " ",i i-,,;,.,?!. in 1
Oregon :
liedwick Wilson, Gold Beach,
Ore., varicose ulcers.
Frank Koehler, The Dalles, Ore.,
stomach trouble. 1
Mrs. E. C. Hammock, Myrtle
Point, Ore., goitre.
Mrs. John McCue, Lakeside, Ore.,
appendicitis.
Henry West fall,
ulcer of stomach.
Mrs. E. C. Bates,
eczema.
O. M. Hlchey,
Ontario, Ore.,
, Baker, Ore.,
Boring, Ore.,
heart trouble.
Louis S. Stt'lber, 328 E. Iluchan
an. 1'ortlaud, Ore.,
sdenoids and I
I
tonsils.
Rt-member above date, that con
sultation on this trip will ho free
and that his treatment Is different.
Married women must be accom
panied by thrir lin.' bamls.
Address: 211 Bradbury Bldg.,
Ixin Ana-les. California.
TUBBY
. 1.-- rti l'M GONNA CET HY
.-TESa 004 HANK. THfct'S )
?iLOyT. BACK AGAlM ..I
- '4' jsSr-..
BRONZE COFFIN
WAS TOO SHABBY
FOR CHINESE PRES.
laocUt4 Prta Uci Win.)
PEK1NO. Apr. J. The last wish j
of the late Dr. Bun Yat-Sen. firet
; presiuent Ol me luiuese reyuuuv: '"i ftau vn m u.a.u - j tnipq.ua. ,
; that he be burled In a bronze crya- Jack Johnny her childhood sweet- .J ne Khool board mot last Mon- (Ait.4 Pna Um4 Wiw.) I
;tal coffin "like my friend Lenine" heart is aboard train speeding 1 dav nlKnt jeciuid on an 84- WASHINGTON, Apt. . Wal-'
.went unfulfilled today. The bronie eastward as she bad dreamed, but month ,erlll o( icnooi jor ih0 com- lace MoCamant of Portland, Ore- j
casket long awaited from Mobcow, the ticket she bounht for the Jour-- ng year ton wno upet the plana of repub-'
.arrived and proved to be a shoddy ;ney la being used to take her i The Marcn uon wsg rather tamellican leaden by stampeding the
;affalr. unsuitable, and was reject- body home tor burial. She died j (tUs YeIlr He ws pro0ably sufter-1 Chicago convention In 1920 to Cal
led, isuddtnly lust LMonday nlRht while , lng wjth m col(1 ke lne reBt 0( vln coolldge for vice-president,;
Tonight Dr. Sun's body lies In (saying good bye to Iriends and f.us. was recommended to President
the Western hills at Peking, nine
miles from the city. In celestial
Blyuenssu temple- It will bje re
moved later to Nanking the city In
which Dr. Sun first 'ruled, as presi
dent. The funeral ceremony today
was a throwback to Manchu man
ners and customs.
From Central Park where the
body of the progressive Chinese
leader has been laid out since his
death, the services began. A
touch of occidental ways was seen
In the glass casket in which Dr.
Sun was encased, while countless
Chinese admirers gazed upon his
face.
Thousands of scrolls extolling
Dr. Sun's virtues were hung from .
the walls of the mortuary cham
ber and adjoining temporary
structures which also housed hun
dreds of artificial wreaths and
emblems.
The funeral was attended by a
huge crowd. The body was car
ried to the gates of Central Park
where the precession of niourn
era were carried by vehicles to the
spot in the western hills where
China s Idealist was laid away.
Flshera' Bloni Flour biscuits
served tree for clubs, lodges and
churches holding meetings or ban
quets. Call Lawrence, Umpqua Ho
tel. SECOND SEA LORD
OF BRITAIN DIES
(AaaorUled I'rcM Lcurd Wlrr.)
LONDON. Apr. 2. Vlce-Admlral
Sir Michael Culme Seymour, Bec-
ond sea Lord and chlet of naval
! personnel, died today. He was
, born August 29. 1S67, the son of
the third Baronet, Sir M. Cuime
'Seymour. Sir Michael served as
la riar-admlral in the battle of
Jutland, commanded the Black sea
and Casplen squadron in 191!) and
was commander in chief of the
North American and West Indies
siauon irom mm 10
Bankers Wife Advises
Roseburg People
"I bad stomach tiouole so ujJ
everything I ate Bourod and form
ed cas. wan miseraoie unui i
tried Adlerika. This helped the
first day." Adlerika helps any
case gas on tho stomach unless
due to deep-seated causes. , The
OU1CK action will surprise you
Because Adlerika is such an excel
lent Intestinal evacuant It is won
derful tor constipation It olteu
works in one hour and never
gripes. Nathan tullertou.
WOMAN DEBATERS
TO MEET TONIGHT
(Araoclatrd Vtem Lpam-u Wlrr.)
SEATTLE, Apr. 2. University
of Washington and University of
Oregon women's debating teams
meet tonight to discuss a child la
bor issue here and at Eugene, Ore.
Areliue Hubbard and Charlotte
Smith uphold the affirmative horo
against Cecil McKercher and Mil
dred Batoman, while Dorothy
Thomas Goege and Adelyne Bur-
!ru8 rtpI.e3t.nt tne Washington neg
SACRIFICE SALE OF ORCHARD
LAND
In order to settle the Estate of
signed will on the fourth day ot
April, 1925 at the hour ot 2 o'clock
P. M., be on the premises herein
after described and In pursuance of
the order or the county court of
the State of Oregon, for Douglas
county, will offer for sale and sell
I lie orchard place ovned by said
Krey and located at Brockway in
this county, consisting of 40 acres
about 30 acres being in bearing
apples and peaches, also a tew
pears. Place all fenced. Fair house,
barn and fruit bouse. This property
must go: but the right Is reserved
to reject any bid or offer. To be
sold subject to an outstanding
mortgage of $1000.00 and Interest
and also certain unpaid taxes. Bids
also received by mall or In person
up to April 41b, 1920.
O. W. YOCNO,
Administrator of tbe Estate of
Alton 8. Frey, deceased.
it as
IT OH
BRIDE-TO-BE IS
DEATH VICTIM ON
HP OF' TRIP pAST!ratl Long home last week.
LVE. Ur W tM : are former residents of
.iATTU,.,!T,rJi" .i.i
L03 ANGELES. Apr. X. Sadie r
Railey .ake who was to have iell
celviug their best whines lor a
happy married life.
Prom the least to the largest.
Old or youug. it Is the quality. It
has the flavor. Pure milk, pure
butter. Dure flavor. Above govern
ment regulations. You cannot ask
for more in a loaf. OKI MM BROS. ,
MILK RRhleD. Phone 133.
CLEVELAND ITEMS
Carl Walter. Frederick Becker
nnH ViA,t Knlemun mntnreil to
Looking Glass last Monday night
and viewed the contortions of the
strongest man In the world.
M-a I..KM Tn Kir. nor anun a fW
dy ,n HoseDurg laat wei,k with
her mother. Mrs. O. W. Martin.
The children in the Tooth cam
paign held a party at the school
house a week ago, with the losing i
Today 's Cwss - Wo rd Puzzle
A COLONIAL FORTRESS Puixle No. 138
Edited by J. C. BOYD
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HORIZONTAL.
1 fat. oily 40 small plant
substance
of parolcy
7 l welling
places
13 act of
betrayal
14 one who
performs
manual
labor
lft listens to
17 large
cistern
1 9 senseless
20 terminates
21 novices
23 a lake in
Africa
24 month of
the year
25 Accomplish
2 0 each
(abbr.)
28 letter of
Greek
alphabet
29 man's nick
name t0 evens
(Scot,
82 Girl's
name
84 and Fr.)
85 dispatches
87 it is (con
traction )
88 pronoun
41-
one of the
compounds
of iron
42 oil of
roses
44 highest
playing
cnril
45 appcla
tions 48 prefix
meaning off
49 appear
61 bike care
of
63 point of
compass
64 unit
66 doctor
(abbr.)
68 note of
musical
scale
69 perform
CO football
term
62 merits
.65 intrigue
66 character
istic 68 vegetable
69 saltpetro
70 hide away
72 church
dignitary
74 guides
76 swords
Herewith la a solution of puzzle
No. 137.
Acting in
P ea T A C K PS
A N'r J . s Z A M ? e T.
C ' J T H Z N B J C E
T n A Ti Spa'p
t ?. 5 . 1 P i . J. 4L Z .VL:
S E T 21EiR'?lIr
f 1 5 . J. .1 Vj1- '1-41" 1 0
2. i- - 3go, 1" HT
R eJb e 'n t pjfd aIt j n J r
' I STllL HAD SlO.OO LEFT
OF THE MPMEV HANK VJOO IN
THE D06 SHOVO AM I OFFERtO
a aewAreo io awvro&v
VJHO VOOOLD BBtNd HIM BACK,
I MADE OP A V&M A' TACKED
A TELS6RAPH POLE. OOWW
Vi THE RAILROAD VOHERe
HAfOI VM,i LOST
Mi vw'
I side furnishing the eats.
Mr. Jtuberu and family of Pen-
dleton. were visiiiug at the Con-
They
Eden-
oS." Reynolds and wife spent
Fril,.,v . -,,..... ,,h lh.llr
daujiktor, Mrs. red Durnbam at
The Dan garae between the
Cleveland and Coles Valley schools
last Saturday resulted in a score ommendation to the White House,
of 27 to 25 in favor of Coles Val-1 suggesting that Judge McCamant
ley. A very Interesting game was.be named to the vacancy caused
played as the teams were eventy . by retirement of Judge Ross of the
matched. Their next game will
be played April 18. on the Cleve-
land field.
The Christian Endeavor met at
the home of John Krohn last Sun
day night with Walter Becker as
leader. A song service was held af
ter the meeting and all went home
declaring It to be the most enjoy-
"" uieeuus, uiu uiu jrear.
XX
NEW CURTAINING
Replace those old curtains with
one of the many materials at Carr's.
Nets, screens, marquisettes, etc.
And Its not expensive. New goods
jU3( In Carr's.
VERTICAL.
27 part of
a radio
1 small
bomb
2 state of
being
prepared
8 aural ap
pendages 4 beast of
burden
6 conse
quently 6 covet
7 ancient
Venetian
stringed
instrument
8 college
degree
0 Japanese
sash
10 do not
1 1 obliterate
12 legislative
bodies
13 brief com
positions 15 to date
agaiD
18 part of the
verb 'to
be"
21 2,000 lbs.
22 emull cop
per coin
25 wished for
80 girl's name
(posl)
81 vapor
82 collateral
83 in front
8G boy's name
89 tree
41i chooses as
one's own
43 holdings
46 accom
panies 47 a kind of .
sofa
50 before
(poet.)
62 addition
to bouse
(pU)
65 accomplish
67 wrath
69 shrine
fi 1 to weary of
63 mimics
64 short
slumbers
65 heap
67 golfing
term
69 beak or hill
of a bird
71 Initials of
former
Pres. of
U. 3.
73 Egyptian
sun god
A WORD FOR BEGINNERS.
The best way to solve
cross-word puzzle is to run
quickly over the list of hori
zontal and vertical synonyms
and compare them to the spaces
in the puzzle extending cross
wise or downward from ths
number of the synonym. Some
word which will just fit in the
number of space available will
quickly occur to you in some
instances, giving you a foun
dation from" which to solve ths
more difficult words. The
words must interlock perfectly.
Good Faith.
.. -
'oeoovii pav anv yV s
aitemhon To ihat! MiLf Pinned THE
riSl HOMO AWV8O0V K.MO ,TiW BILL DM I
Coolldge for a federal Judgeship.
Senator Stantleld took the rec-
.ninth circuit.
EASTER HATS
We hare a special lot of dandy
women's trimmed hats at $2.60.
Over 60 hats in the lot really
classy numbers. Carr's. Also an ex
tra good line at 15.00 and (6.00. Or
make your own, we have shades,
materials for covering, trimmings,
linings, eta Also straw shapes at
Jl.00.See the big line at Carr's.
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FORMER KELLOGG MAN
BURIED AT SCOTT6BURQ
John Ambros Freyer vas born at
Kellogg. Oregon, December 4, 1858:
' and died at Valley, Washington,
' March 27. 1925 at tbe age of 67
years. On November 23. 1882. he
I was married to Mary. Huldab Hed
; den, of Scottsburg. To this union
I were born three children: one don
land two daughters; H. H. Freyer,
of Scottsburg, Oregon; Mrs. Mary
Noble, of Lakeside, Oregon; and
Mrs. Pansle H. Laphan, of Portland.
Oregon. Mr. Freyer also leaves
two brothers and two sisters to
mourn his departure; Chas. L
Freyer. of Kellogg, Wallace Freyer
of Elkton, Mrs. Sarah Hutchinson!
of Veneta, Oregon and Mrs. Oral
Tapp, of Tacoma, Washington. His
body was brought to Scottsburg and
was Interred in tbe cemetery there.
March 30.
I LETTERS FROM THE:
t people :
REGARDING FIFE CASE
Roseburg, Oregon, April 2, 1925.
Editor, News-Review: I met Mr.
Fife for the first time In my life,
on Friday afternoon of last week.!
His faniily or relatives, I never met.
He asked me thou, to allow him to
get out a church calendar. 1 re
fused. He called again on the
morning following, with the same
request. I tuld him that I was not
thinking of getting any out. He
showed mo letters of recommenda
tion from clergymen of different
denominations, and calendars
brought out by him for various
churches. He told me that he was
looking for work and had not suc
ceeded. He mentioned the names
of prominent people In Roseburg
whom he said knew him and his
relatives personally. Finally I al
lowed him to try, although I told
him, 1 was dubious of the result.
1 gave him an ordinary letter of fee-
AFTER LEAVING
THE HOSPITAL
Was Weak and Miserable. Lydia
E. Pinkham' Vegetable Com
pound Restored Mrs.
Auger's Strength
Lowell. Massachusetts. "I read
about Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
ionipoujia ui uia
little boons tnat
you send around
and I feltvery
good after I had
taken couple of
bottles of it. I bad
been in the hospi
tal and felt pretty
well at first but I
wentdown to noth
ing. I was weak
and had to lie in
bed almost all day.
I had dizzy and faint spells, pains in my
back and lower parts and was so ner
vous I could not bear my children
around. 1 hone the Vegetable Com-
rrand helpsotner women sa it did me.
do all my own work now and feel so
well. I have told my friends about it
and my sister and my aunt." Mrs.
Olive Auger, 19 Howard Street,
Lowell, Massachusetts.
Over 200,000 women have so far re
plied to our question, "Have you re
ceived benefit from taking Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Comund T "
98 out of every 100 of the replies
say "Veil," and because the Vegetable
Iftmpouna nan peen nciping uiucr
women ll souiuu ueip yuu.
I
yj 1 J iJ
100 lbs. half ground .....
50 lbs. half ground ....
50 lbs. plain licks
50 lbs Sulphur licks
5 lbs. plain licks
SpE US FIRST WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY
FARM BUREAU
COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE
ROSEBURO OAKLANp
Classified Section
ALL NEW ADS
I FOR SALE j
FO SALE Setting hensTrhone
3UK13.
JAI ALAC Paints and VarnlsbesTat
Powell's Furniture Co.
FKuSII COWS FOR SALE All
kinds, p.- W. Croucher, ' Olalla,
Ore.
FOR SALZ3
lamba. &
3 good ewes and 26
P. Thlel, Voucalla,
Ore.
FOR SALE 1G0 head sheep. In
cluding 76 spring lambs. Phone
28S-J.
FOR SALE Good3ry sound wood",
3.75 per tier. Phone 14F41. VV. A.
Jenkins, Roseburg.
SEWING-MACHINES for sale of
rent. We also call and repair all
makes. Powell Furniture Com
pany. FOR 8ALEakbodyoodritove
or block, 11.75 and 2 a tier.
Ulahce Mill and Manufactory,
Oakland, Ore.
FOR SALE Timber claim, lot?,
residence and store. Phone 243,
or address 113 Sheridan street,
Roseburg, Ore
FOR SALE " ORtR".Vt)E 8 tawurt
No. 2 automatic grinder for
sharpening Bhearlng knives, No,
1 condition. Chas. 8. Dyar,
lulOUCOLI SEEU"toFsaio7 Extra
, good strain, well selecteA and
raised same for 4 years. ' C. G.
Sheppard, Dlxoovllle.
FOR SALE OR TRADEThorouRh
bred Poland China boar, not reg'
lstered, but eligible. Will trade
for same stock, lioyers Ranch,
Canyonvllle, Ore.
FOR SALE Extra good oat-vetch
hay, loose; also dry 16 In. oak
wood; some good sows and
shoatB; can deliver wood on
short notice, cheap. Phone
42F-14. French Nichols, UU 1,
Box 93, Roseburg.
ommendation similar to tho many
others that ho had In his posses
sion. In conclusion I wrote, "Kind
ly make checks payable to the
undersigned." I had no reason
whatever lo suspect him of doing
anything crooked, liut In order
to safe guard any merchant who
might give him an advertisement,
I made the above mentions re
quest. That my name would be
forged never entered my mind.
After events proved my mistake.
Why I filed no charges Is, simp
ly and purely, becauso I believed It
was his first offense. To be the
cause of sending a fellow-being to
the penitentiary for forging sjiy
name to a five-dollar check, which
was made good afterwards, would
be unthinkable. If the officers of
the law decide otherwise the rem
edy lies in their bands.
It Is pitiable to be forced lo
add, that the religious tenets of
the accused did not influence mo In
this stand. 1 know them not, his
religious persuasions If any would
not have Influenced me one way or
the other. Any other suggestion
veiled, or otherwise, is unworthy of
you, unfair to me, and contrary to
truth.
Sincerely yours,
REV. R. CLERV.
TRESPASS NOTICE
Everyone Is kvrvby notified not
to trespass in any way on my prop
erty In I'mpqua Park Addition, Lot
2 Plat U.
I F. E. GATES.
By WINNER
ALT
85c-
45c.'
...65c
75c.
...10c-
ON BACK PAGE.
WANTED'
DRESSMAKING. Belleu rooming
House. Mrs. J. Henry. ' ..
WANTED Everybody to know
that the Roseburg Cyclery is now
at 668 N. Juckaoo Su
FOR RENT
FOR RENT I -room bouse. Inquire
230 E. Lane at -
FOR RENT Five-room furnished
house, adults only. 722 W. Mash
er St, ' ;
FOR RENT 5 room furnished
house with garage. Call 3U& W.
Washington St.
FOR RENT FurnTsiMdTroompU
adults ouly. 4)4 E. Second Ave.
N. Phone 181-R.
i'uu MrNi'"' Four-room modern
house partly furnished, close in.
Adults only. 317 Oak St. ";
FOR RENT 2-room apt. with both,
lights and water furnished.- 2
blocks from V. 0., J17.5U. Phone
227-v.
FOR "RENT Unfurnished G room
, house, newly . renovated, one
block from round house. Hold's
Uuruge, . 'vv..
MISCELLANEOUS
CAR OWNER Don't forget , t
call 6i3 when In need of auto
parts. Sarff's Auto Wreckin
House, " ;
MARCELahd bob"curl, 75c, half
cut and curl 6oc, at my homo.
331 S. Main, Phone 67-V. Itfrs.
Amy Rogers. ' ' 2.'
RADIATORS That's my business.
New cores Installed, and old ones
made new. Lark, radiator man,
329 W. Lane.
Hooking' for locat foNfue -
Southern Oregon Gas Company If
looking for a new business loca
tion in Roseburg. W hut have you
to offer in the way of a building?
I
LOST AND FOUND
FOUND Munch of keys on the
street. Owner please call at this
office.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DR. M. rL PLYLER Chlropractl)
physician, US Lane SU
FORD REPAIRING
CYLINDER REBORING
Our Specialty
UNION GARAGE
Authorized Ford 8rvlce ,
BROCCOLI
GROWERS
Ws would like to correspond
with you regarding ths sals
of your crop. Writs us today.
PAGE & SON
Portland Oregon
Reliable Tailor'
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