SIX
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY. MAY 1. 1925.
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AND ACCESSORIES
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Schrader Tire Gauges, high Pressure 95c
Schrader Tire Gauges, balloons $1.25
Champion Spark Plugs 50c
Boyce Motor-Meters : $2.90
S. & M. Spot Lights $6.75
Wind Shield Swipes $1.40
Heavy Luggage Carriers $2.50
Stop Signals $2.25
Bright Metal Step Plates $1.25
Rear Vision Mirrors $1.00
Nonolio body Polish 70c
Weed double bar Bumpers for
light cars '. $10.00
Weed double bar Bumpers for
heavy Cars $17.50
We are selling all Accessories at or below
Catalogue Prices.
The New Willys-Overland Garage
WELLS & CHASE I
GET LIFE TERMS
(AaaoeUtal Praaa Lasted Wirt.)
"SEATTLE. Wash., May 1. Con
victing Oscar L. Kedden and Jo
seph iiurt, former Seattle police
men, and Chester H. Kothermal
and Harry Lamlaker of murdering
Iouis ltarel, ' a rancher at Coali
Kleld near hire June 2, a Jury to
day fixed the punishment at life
Imprisonment.
Slightly used ranges at Powell's.
FIGHT ENDS IN DRAW
(AuocUtcd Praaa Leaaed Wlra.l
1 1 - PORTLAND, Ore., May 1 Young
Carmen, local light weight and Kid
j. Barbarian ot Detroit, fought ten
i! rounds to a draw here last night
1 In a rather colorless tight with uc
tlon only In spots.
! Al (Jarclo, Spokane lightweight,
J won a decision over Johnny Tram
i hitas, Portland, In another ten
1 round contest. Young Peter Jack-
j son, Portland, lost to Micky Kock
j'son of Hoise, In a tlifrd ten rouud
I mix.
pre-
Walking Vanishing Cream
vents tan.
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INDUSTRY AND THE FORESTS
READY FOR MUNN
(Aaaorlattd Pm Uaanl Win.)
CHICAGO, May 1. Stanislaus
Zbyszko, heavyweight wrestling
champion, Is willing to meet Wayne
(Hlg) Munn, In a return match at
any time and any place, he an
nounced today in a telegram to
promoters arranging his appearance
here May 4.
"I am ready and willing at any
time to wrestle Munn as soon as
he feels that he has fully recover
ed". The telegram read.
"I -believe 1 owe this to Wunn,
In view ot the fact he says he was
111 when he battled with me in
Philadelphia recently."
Garden toots at Powell's.
PRISONER MURDERED
1 (Aatoclat-l Pmi Ltawd Wire.)
SAN QUENTIN, Cal, Mny 1.
Michael Gomez, convict at ths state
prison hero, who was stabbed and
beaten by another unidentified con
vict In the prison jute mill today,
died a few hours after the assault.
Gomez did not regain consciousness
Nearly one hundred knives fash
ioned from metal refuse in the pri
son machine Bhop, files and kitchen
cutlery have been collected by
guards In the past few days, prison
officials announced.
HAKAZUX M ISS HACK.
(Aamctatftl Preaa Lraard Wirt.)
1IALTIMOKK, Md., Mny 1.
Mrs. W. K. Vnnderbllts
Snrazen won the $25,000
Dixie handicap for three
yenrs old and up, feature
event of the opening of the
Pimlico spring meeting this
afternoon. Spot Cash was
second and Joy Smoke third.
Sarnzen with Karl Sand
up made all his own pace,
running the one mile and
three-sixteenths In 2:02.
Two dollars mutual on the
winner paid 4..r.o first,
$4.40 second and $:I.I50 third.
Lawnmowera at roweil'i.
PLANE NOT MUTILATED
museum here was "mutilated", was
made today by Dr. Charles I). Wal
cott, secretary of the Smithsonian
Institution.
High grade, extra fancy, rag
rugs at Powell's.
MUCH MONEY LOANED
(Aaaoriarnl Pma Lraard Win.)
WASHINGTON, May 1. A flat
and formal denial ot the charge of
Orvllle Wright that the Langley air
plane In the custody of national
(Aaaotlated Prat Iruad Wirt.)
SALEM, Ore., May 1. With
checks issued today the stale
board of control hns loaned a total
of $.183,461.19 to farmers for the
purpose of buying seed wheat to
re-sow their land under the relief
act of the 1!25 legislature. This
amount represents 541 applications
that have been acted upon. A to
tal of 650 applications have been
received, representing requests for
:97.308.60.
News Spotlight Centers On Them
L2lJj i tt ir s
V: v -r fb
The tlmeber from 7,500 acres of
land Is required each week for
Americas' Sunday newspapers. It
takes the pulp trees from that much
land to provide their newsprint pa
per. Yet publishing Is only one of
a hundred groups of industries that
draw their material from the for.
est. The gigantic lumbe Industry
with Its 20,000 mills, consumes only
a third of the wood that Is annually
removed from the forest. More
wood Is used for fuel than for lum
her. Directly and indirectly the
resonslbllity for depletion of the
forestst rests on every citizen who
uses wood In any of Its manufac
tured forms. Yet we still permit
flrts to burn over almost as much
wooded land as the woodsman cuts
over. Carelessness and waste char
aoterlze our attitude toward for
est products. They have brfen too
cheap and plentiful to be appreci
ated, tl Is President Coolidge's
hope that the observance of Ameri
can Forest Week will contribute to
the formulation of a creative iub
llc opinion, from which will flow
public policies that will encourage
lorest-growng and the conservation
of present forests.
The best method of protection'
against forest fires thus far prov
en involve the uses of strateglcal-
ly-iocateu stations, te enhone lines.
and mobile forces of fire fighters
which can be rushed fully equip
ped with tools to the threatened
areas. The use of airplane patrol
has not supplanted the permanent
look-out-station system. All suc
cessful methods of protection
against flies must be founded up
on basic organization, public co
operation, and sound forestry prac
tices which leave cut-over areas
free from slash and other Inflam
mable material. No single agency
Is as Important as public senti
ment combined with public co-on-
crl Ion.
Who hums a Forest Burns the
Welfare of the World.
HEALTH BULLETIN
A virulent form of smallhox Is
now prevalent In the United States.
This Is not the mild for mwe have
seen here for the past few years,
but a vigorous type that carries
death and disfigurement.
From President Coolidge down,
all official Washington is being
vaccinated. Many cities are having
ver, 11. C, and l.os Angeles are hot
beds of this virulent type, but vig
orous Isolation and vaccination are
being used.
Out of the 250.000 tourists that
are expected to drive through
Douglas County this summer, some
are sure to carry Bmallpox. There
fore, It is most vigorously urged
that everyone gets vaccinated this
summer. For those who cannot af
ford to have their physician vac
cinate them, the Douglas County
Health Unit otters free service, or
the bare cost of the vaccine. The
modern method of vaccination is
safe free from any chance of in
oculation with other diseases
(through bacteriological examina
tion and purification of serum)
and administered into the Bkin,
leaving no scars or bad after ef
fects. See your doctor about the danger
of smallbox he knows.
DOUGLAS COUNTY HEALTH
UNIT.
MIDDLLI.KillTH MKKT.
(Atkwlal.'d Prat Uaawl Wirt.)
DETROIT, Mny 1 Harry Greh,
middleweight champion, will give
gtilntin Kolero Hojus. the Chilean
heavyweight an advantage of
nearly IMI pounds, when they meet
In I he 10-rouml final of tonight's
boxing card here. Hojas expected
to weigh In late today at about
I9 pounds. The semi-final, Let
Thllbln, welterweight who I'
ruining his way through the
Unherslly of Michigan, meets
Kraikie Murphy of Denver.
Creek City Once Home
of the Apostle Paul
Scholars state that Kt. Paul's
short epistle to Titus nus written
during his short period of freedom
after his first imprisonment In
Koine, hut Dot long before his sec
ond imprisonment with which the
scriptural account of the career of
the great apostle terminates. In
the twelfth verse of the third cline
ter St. Puul directs Titus to cuiue
to hlin at NIcoiKilla, "for I have de
termined there to winter." Tills
Mcopolls was the celebrated city
of Lplrus. It was known as t lie
"City of Victoria" and was built by
the emperor Augustus In memory of
his nnvul victory at Actlum over the
combined forces of Antony and
C'leopulrn. This victory practically
uiadu Octavlus, later Augustus, t lie
ruler of the Jtoman empire. Tlie
buttle of Actiuin was fought In t lie
year 81 It. C, and four yeurs later
Octavlus was proclaimed emperor
with the title of Augustus. Nlco
polls stood on n penlnsulu on the
west const of Greece nnd on one
side of the peninsula was the bay of
Acrium, the scene of the battle that
takes Its name from that of the bay.
According to tradition. It wits ut
Nlcopolls that St. Paul was made a
prisoner for the second lime and
curried to Koine.
Homing Instinct Strongly
Developed in the Pig
A pig belonging to a Texns farmer
was sold to u dealer who lived eight
miles nwuy. The morning after the
sale the pig reappeared in Its old
sty, hnving escaped from Its new
quarters during the nlgiit.
The homing Instinct Is stronger In
the pig than In most animals. An In
stance similar to the uhove occurred
In Illinois, where a pig traveled 14
miles back to Its old home, after
being sold in a local market.
Darwin believed the pig capable
of developing the sagacity of u dog.
For example, a sow belonging to a
Wisconsin farmer was trained to
hunt game, at which It became more
expert than most pointers. The
fame of fills nniliial spread far and
wide, mid tempting offers were
made to buy It.
Kecords show that pigs In former
days were often used as beasts of
burden, while there Is at least one
well-authentlcaied Instance of a pig
being employed for rounding up
sheep. Perhaps the most curious
use to which the species has ever
been put wus to draw a carriage
for an eccentric Kngllsh nobleman.
Easter Island Statue
Pride of Archeologists
The world's most ancient statue
Is to be found outside, not lutlde,
the liritHi museum.
It 1m suld that It took 200 men
from the crew of his majesty's ship
Topaz, and 300 natives to drag the
statue 'from Its orlginul site, al
though it weighs only four tons. It
Is the work of a race of huge build
ers and was one of many similar
colossal statues, some of them
weighing us much us a hundred
tons, scuttered over Kaster island
lu the l'acillc, London Tit-Hits says.
These hideous Images were' origi
nally supplied with huts. In some
cases weighing unother live or six
tons, which were red because they
were lnude of tufa or volcanic rock.
All the huts have fallen off now
and are found lying uround the
huge statues as though there had
been u high wind.
This race of ancient builders left
traces lu the shape of Immense
stone monuments right across the
l'acillc and many . archeologists
think that the Islands on which
these monuments are found- are the
last remnants left uhove the sur
face of a vast submerged continent.
There is nothing which tlxes the
exact period of this achievement,
hut It is possible that the statues
are at least as old us the pyramids
of Egypt.
Kills Self
'4
Common Phrase Once
Had Distinct Meaning
In olden times la many parts ut
England, particularly during the feu
dal period, the poor living on a
lord's manor or estute were allowed
to go Into the manor woods or for
est with a hook and crook to get
wood for fuel. Whnt they coid
reuch they might pull down with
their crook. Tills was n precurlous
way of procuring fuel, but the privi
lege was eagerly sought. Houndary
spines, beyond which tlie "hook und
crook folk" might not pass, were to
be seen of late years In some oliL
forests. However, this custom dies
not satisfy the. present use of the
phrase, hook und crook, wnicn
does not simply meun in n precarl- I
ous manner, but ut all hazards, 111 j
or well.
The custom referred to Ir de- i
scribed In the Itodniin Ilegister of
l'i-r, in which is this statement:
"Dynmure Wood was ever open and
common to the inhabitants of ltod
min to beur away upon their bucks
a bunleu of lop, crop, hook, crook
und bag wood."
Robert C. Mlnahan, twenty-one-year-old
son ot Dr. John Mlnahan,
and brilliant student ot North
western University, Chicago, re
cently committed suicide In Mil
waukee, Wis. A love letter, pinned
to young Mlnahan's body, proved a
"blind," and ths real causa ot ths
suicide Is believed to have been a
quarrel with his father. Ths father
ot the youth attracted world wide
attention when he removed tb
keart of Miss Rose Wendrlcka, ex
tracted a nail imbedded In her
lune, nd saved her llffc
FIVE LIVES LOST
Young Wolves in Packs
As a rule wolves travel In pneks
only In the winter. The making sea
son for most wolves Is In December
und January. The young are born
In burrows usually excuvateil by the j
wolves themselves. During the j
period of confinement the male ;
feeds the female. 1 here are gen
erally from four to six cubs In a lit
ter. They are blind for -I days and
are suckled for about two months.
At the cad of one month they are
able to eat half digested Hesh dis
gorged by the mother. They usual
ly quit their parents In November
or December, Just before the palrins
searon, when they are less than a
year old, but frequently the young
remain together six or eight months
Llonger. Wolves reach maturity In
about three years. Hence the only
young wolves found in packs ars
half-grown wolcVs which have left
their inolhers. Patliliuder Jnga-zlnu.
I
GraiYLDrN.rAU-RiRj kic mvtr vurco oeokss
A-l9KAV."wtWKINDf,BUKir0I,01'Af
The private car ot Oeraldlne Farrar, noted diva, was srsrrhed
by customs officials as she reached Rouses Point on hsr way back
from Canada, and certain bottles seized. No arrests were made.
Kembers of ber party aald tha bottles contained "near beer," and
not champagne. Answering attacks by Labor papers In England lor
having aoclal ambltloi' when sh lost her $5,000 necklace, Mrs.
David Lloyd George, wile of ths former Premier, declared the peojM
war bought singly W0 money ber husband mads from writing lor
newspapers and added that they were not "f th on fiftieth of the
gift Ramsay MncDonald accepted from caillstlo friends." Ths
Emplra bloo In Germany la groomlnt Field Marshal Ton lllndenburf
as Its candidate In ths final PresWntlal flections on April 16th.
Doctors In Boston announce that even If he recovers Col. Chsrles R.
Forbes, convicted former head ot lh Veterans' Bureau, will be dumb
as Uis result of paralysis.
A Business Man
Goes to Bed Happi)
and wakes up happi)
if his business.
is advertised
Pythons Sold by Yard
Vlitn tshmvft und nniMMnns timl il
ncct'SNjiry to n-pU'nisli their ocii
ot jt.vtlmns mifl boas tlicy usually
have to buy thorn hy the y:inl, ne
rrtnlhig tn IVpi.iiir MVcluinws Mm:
iizim. New York forum tlie router
of the siiitke-iinitortiiik' Imlimtry In
Amerleii, unit em-h year men c
from there to Afrhn. India. Su
liiatrn nnd South America, retuminK
In the spring with hundr.ta ,,f tlie
bin reptiles. A seven-foot python
ran be bad for about ?'(), iK'eordin
to snake dealers, while n length of
23 feet found In the reual speci
mens from Sumatra runs the prlee
Up from $rOO to $7i. Units come
Hinaller. Sixteen feet Is suhl to be
the maxituuin at an aye of elu'ht or
ten yenrs. In prlee these nl Hturt
ut about $.0 und run as li;-U us
Taught Care of Books
Every ehltd In l,os Anele upnn
onteriiiK the third tirade In tnnlit
bow ti borrow books from the li
brary nml how to take rare of
honk. The children's librarian
visits cn'h third-jrrade mom and ex
plains to the pupil the ue of the
library. Her aim is to arous,. Inter
est in readim: and touch the chil
dren to eare for the hook, nays
School Life. Koltowit); thin n let
ter Is written to the parent urlnjj
their co-operntion In the correct use
of the library. In addition a leaf
let, entitled "How to I tor row
Hooks," Ih distributed annm- the li
brary's patrons.
Wasps
Possibly the best known of
Knbre's discocrie In of the wasp
who tln; her prey with exact sur
gery so as to paralyze bat not lo
kill, and then pucks It away wit It her
larvae, u ho need ih ir.y food but
would be killed by the Insect If U
were not paralysed. The mother
wnp, w "(''r ber yomitf,
thus makes (be ui'st compli-te and
Intricate KclcutlhV preparation for
the safety as well us the nourish
meiit of th-'ir early days. Tlio?e of
u whom in t nils are not drUs.'Ke.d
by tome Mere word, like hixiiiiit,
miit forctor stand amazed before
mich wonders of plannlni;.- Norman
Hai-'od In Hearm's lulertiatlonul.
Fine Mahogany Trees
A recently discovered species of
mahogany of Klantlc size exists on
the western coast of Tanuma nt the
San Lorenzo river," nnd the Amer
ican Museum bird-hunting expedi
tion of Ludlow 4rlKcoii) and three
assistants found It to he one of the
conttm nest treed of the primeval
forest f that little-known region,
uceordlni; to the ltaltimore Sun.
One superb specimen proved to
he 7 feet in diameter, 0 feet from
the ground, and to measure
1".-' feet from the .base to the first
limh. The perfectly symmetrical
trunk, which Is Illustrated In natu
ral history; had nil the grandeur
of n cathedral column. Though
less shapely, other trees were even
larger, and one bad a diameter of
n feet at 0 feet from the ground.
The forest nhounded in wild life,
at least IMC (.pedes of birds oc
curring fn the vicinity.
(AwocUted Ptcm Leu! V'ire.)
HALIFAX, N. S.. May 1.
One woman, the wife of the
captain, and four members of
the crew of the schooner
Cape IVOr lost their lives off
Sambro lightship last night
when the schooner sank after
being rammed bV the steamer
Clackamas.
Htvve yon sometmnff to Bell, tfl
trade, t give awty. Use Newi
Review columns.
Leave a Clean Camp and
Dead Fire.
SPECIALS
KEARNEYS
mvxst. GROCETERIA 3oow.ca5Sst.
Large Loaves Bread (new style) per loaf 12c
Pure Alfalfa Honey in 5 lb. cans, per can 73c
Best grade Shrimp, 2 cans for 35c
Cream of Wheat, 2 pkgs. for 35c
Potato Chips, 3 pkgs. for 25c
French Peas, 2 cans for 45c
French Mushrooms, 2 cans for :....95c
4 1-2 lb., boxes Graham Crackers, per box 70c
Amaizo Oil in pint cans, per can 25c
Amaizo Oil in quart cans, per can 45c
Amaizo Oil in half gallon cans, per can 85c
Amaizo Oil in gallon cans, pei; can $1.65
Pint Jugs Cane and Maple Syrup, per jug 25c
Quart Jugs Cane and Maple Syrup, per jug 48c
Half Gallon Jugs Cane and Maple Syrup, jug 95c
Medium Red Salmon, 2 cans for 35c
Comb Honey, per comb , 24c
Bulk Mince Meat, 2 lbs. for 35c
Serve Yourself and Save at
KEARNEY'S GROCETERIA
The Store that Brought 'em Down
BALLOON RACE WILL I
START LATE TODAY
STRAWBERRIES
We want to correspond with
growers, write us what varieties
you have, when they will be
ready and acreage you have.
PAGE & SON
Portland Oregon
(AvocUted Pnm Leased Wire.) j
ST. JOSEPH, Mo., May 1. With i
generally fair weather and with
South or Southeasterly winds pre-j
dieted four balloons will get away;
late today In the national elfmina-j
tion balloon race. Carl S. Walftey, j
governor at large of the National
Aeronautic Association and manag
er of the race predicted that the1
American record of 1,148 miles '
would be broken. j
The S 16 the army balloon oft
which Captain Raymond E. O'Neill j
was pilot was taken out of the!
race this afternoon when the net j
broke and was damaged beyond re
pair, j
The rip cord in the bag was pull
ed when It was determined the
damage could not be repaired in
time to start the race and the bal-j
loon was deflated. The accident
leaves only four balloons In the race :
Thefbags will leave at five min
ute intervals.
LAND OFFICES QUIT.
(Auoclltml Vrem Leunl Wire.)
LA GRANDE. Ore., May 1. The
local federal land office, pioneer
office of Eastern Oregon, after be
ing continuously in service since
1865, was closed ut the close of
business yesterday afternoon as
result pt a recent order from Sec
retary of the Interior Work. Tho
office at Runs, Ore., was closed
simultaneously. Preparations are
being made here to move records
to The Dalles.
Nicotine Dust for aphis at Metz-ger'a.
NEW CITY MANAGER
OR FXJ ON CITY, Or?.. May 1.
J. L. Franzen, city manaerr of
ficially took over the reigns of
city government today.
C. W. Kelly, in addition to dis
pensing the duties of Municipal
Judge nnd City Recorder, has act
ed in tho capacity of city manag
er ton the past year.
Arnndel, piano tuner. Phone TS9-L.
Ors rockers nt Powell's.
Glorious Half
Or Money Back
In 90
s
English Cider Customs
Cider nuikiug is quite nn Institu
tion In Knuiund. John Phillips, the
poet, praised the sweet Hereford
cider an surpnsKing Tokay and all
other foreign vintages. A footnote
to history rein tea that the earl of
Mnnchestt-r, ambiissador in France,
frequently palmed off bis sweet
cider on the French noblesse nn a
whie beyond price. In the West
country tlie old ritual culled "Orig
gllng" Is remembered, country boys
forming bands to tour the orchards,
and climb after smull worthless ap
ples, or grilles. The ringleader
would he expected to report ntv the
farmhouse, und recite a certain
moral fable, entitled "A Rude Roy
Stealing Apples," and telling of
MH-1. rude ones' fates. The good
wife of the farm would then pour
out cider for nil, a libation to in
sure her protection, another year,
against rude robbers.
Why "Z" Comes Last
The great ancestor of our let
ter "Z" was a drawing repre
senting a duck. Such it was in
Kgyptlnn picture writing. The
drawing was next modified to
provide a symbol suitable for use
in a running band (the "hieratic"
form), and later this form became.
In the Phoenician and early CJreek
alphabets, crushed down and com
pacted until it became recognla
nbly like Its pros 'tit form. With
the Phoenician. Z was the sev
enth letter of the alphabet, and so
It remained In the l.reek and early
l.atln alphabets, but It was drop,j
from t ie l.atln In the Third cen
tury, R. C. Later, when the study
of (Ireck became fushinnahle
niiinni! the R'Miians. 7, whs re
stored, but It had lost its pin re in
the Roman nlphuhct nnd had to
fall In nt the tall of the proces
sion, w here It si ill remains.
MASTER
WORK
No suit ever gets too dirty
to clean. Let us call and
get your suit and prove it.
Imperial Cleaners
Our Auto Will Call
Phona 277
Women who with to at fmtilate thf (jrowth of It half
should U3e Van Kss Liquid Scalp Maisae. A Rlonoua
head of iitrong vigorous hair surely tolktwa its cordis
tent use, and consistent use is easy because Van K-a
comesfi'ted with a patent rubber applicator that teo.la
the medicament directly to the roots of tiic hair. And
the flexible nipples of ib applicator brinpa hralthy
circutatincf blood to teed the ta.iirroottj. iitiy your Van
& on 90-4ay treauuut plan. Moasy back tf tf foils.
Nathan Fullerton
The Rexall Store
MODEL DAIRY
The only dairy in Douglas County selling
CLARIFIED MILK.
We invite inspection.
Pure bred St. Mawes Jersey for service.
Morning and Night Delivery Phone 44-F1 1
laundrT kids
Wigwam Tavern
TABLE D'HOTE DINNER
For Sunday from 12 M. to 8 P. M.
Very Cautious Indeed
' lie Wouhl )ou nay 'Ven If 1
.isked you to inarry ni?
She (still more cautloimly)- Wouhl
you tik me to marry you If I would
ay "Ycr If you ukel me to nmrrjr
0 jour- London Atmweni.
"Fishing" for Coal
A quaint occupation Is that of the i
'MrunVer," who. with the tihl of I
Ions jttave called 'hltcher,' milvea
coal dropped overboard during the
procef of con I In t; uhlp. i
Th "rirudsing" fleet, a collection
ofuueer lillle broad t-mued ttoiitiL i
' to be hccm nt work at nil waterside
placed where uhlp take In eon! or :
discharge It, wiy London Tit-Hit.
A certain amount of coal rili
overooHrn inio ine river or nnroor :
I mini, from which It In retrieved !
the "tlruiinerrV wno wah l hike 11
njibore and nell It to hoiWolders
nt n low iri-?.
font "drudi'lnff" I n nkllled or
cupallen. nnd one that ! bunded I
down fnm futher to ton.
I SOMMtR. SPORT I ttl
I OH O-OTWES I Sfi
a.lCf WW
firrnt Klri- from l.lttle Mutches
Grow, lie rsri'ful.
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Trying to have a good
time In the summer time
without wearing freshly
starched, well laundered
clothes Is like Topy In a
gunny sack trying play
Miss Eva. Our laundry
will put you on the track
of real summertime en
Joy men 'q
Roaeburtj Steam
Laundry
Prions 7t Rossburg, Or.
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HKI.1SI1KS
Sliced Tomatoes (Jreen Onions Uipu Olives
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Krlscasaee of Chicken with Eeg Tlttnipllngs
Shrimp Salad
KOAST i
Leg of Veal with Sace Pressing
VECETAHI.ES
Mashed Potatoes Creamed Peas
DESSERT
Pineapple Pie Custard Tie
Strawberrv Short Cake
DRINKS
Tea. Coffee or Milk
Price fit.00 per plate
Milfle from S P. M to 7 1', V, hy the Arizona Collet-Ian."
On Pacific Highway near Coos Bay Junction
PS
PROMPTNESS
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trucks, we are enabled to
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TRANSFER Ml) STORAGE CO.
PHONE 220
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