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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NKWS-REV1EW FRIDAY. MAY 1. 1925. SEVEN Vacuum Bottle 98c This is a very desirable Bottle, Pint Size, with colored case. Vacuum Bottles keep liquids hot or cold, and come in mighty handy day or night. This Special for Friday & Saturday Is Certainly a Bottle of Many Uses, and only 98c Churchill Hardware Co. The Winchester Store urnim A BRIDE'S DIARY A Love Story of Today By Uah McGlone Gibson T R. A. BOOTH HEAD OF Classified Section ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PAGE. Appetizing Foods Direct from Our Grocery to Your Kitchen at no Extra cost to you Clean, Wholesome Groceries give your Food that desired delicious taste. We Combine Quality and Value with low cost. PICKENS BROTHERS Perkins Bldg. Phone 68 I A benefit dance for the Dou glas County Com-ert Hand will be given on May 15 by ine Kosuburg Klwunis club. The club has se cured the A,rmory tor this event, and will provide an enjoyable dance. All of the proceeds from i the dance will be given to the I band. Tickets vill be placed on 'tale early next week. The local band Is badly in need i of funds. The allowance granted : by the city although all the city lean give under Its present budget,. I pays omy about one-hnlt tire cost of the director, leaving nothing i for music or Incidental expense, lof which there are many, j Fraternal and civic clubs have j been aiding In the support of the I band, and the Krwants club, in addition to other aid given, is sponsoring the benefit dance, which Is expected to raise a large sum of money. We have an attractive and serv iceable line of rubber aprons for kitchen wear which saves women time and energy of sewing and i laundering. Lloyd Crocker. WILLING TOGIVE BEST OF SERVICE "Until very recently when a motorist drove up to a gasoline pump, he would have to run Into a garage or ring a hell In order to get the. attention of the man In charge," says C. D. Kies. "Even then, he received gasoline, and that only none of the little touches of attention which he Is 'shown by the dealers of today. He now finds that a smiling at tendant greets him, and every mark of courtesy and attention . is shown him. "The General Petroleum Corpo ration Is very much pleased with (he remarkable "evolution made by the Independent dealers dis playing the gren-and-white Bltns," Mr, Kies states. "The Cor poration has always been very particular In the choice of its SAFETY 3HsHB!HHH DRUGSTORE dealers, nnd only selected those who were capable and willing to g.ve the best of service. As a result of our care, we have a corps of distributors who we are willing to back to the limit, and they in turn are always ready to back our products. "A great improvement In the neatness and general appearance of the gasoline stations may also be noticed by the motorist of to day, i Formerly, there was often rubbish and scrap piles nearby, and frequently the build. ng or station itself was unsightly. To day these conditions have chang ed. Dealers of General gasoline take great pride In maintRlning neat-appearing stations, and at tempt to make them as attractive as possible. "One of the foremost reasons why (Jeneral dealers are able to take this keen Interest in the gen eral appearance of their stations is the fact that tlrey realize they 1 are permanent and can build up fa good business, as the General I Petroleum Corporation Corpora tion refuses to place another Gt n era I Mat. on within competitive distance of an established station. Thy appreciate these efforts that we take for their protection, and as a result give the best possible service to users of General gaso j line and render their service In a manner which Is bound to malce I him a steady customer.' GENERAL BLACKSMITH 1NQ and horseshoeing. All work guaranteed. Plenty room for farm ers horses. 622 Winchester SL north of auto camp. K. E. Wood cock, Prop. hJos m.iith - maty STAGESTARTS!rW4 J. C. Halliday of Portland, in charge of the company's business at this terminus. Is here arrang ing for establishment of an auto state between Keednport and Drain, says the Port I'mpqua Courier. The plan is to have tire service In operation for the first time May 4. I'ntll such a time as the Reeds-port-Scottsburg section ,X the highway is in good condition for a heavy vehicle the pa-sengers will be taloen to Scottsburg by special boat service and from there to Drain. The way points made by the stage line include Ktkton and Scottsburg. The daily schedule for the stage is as follows: Leaves j Euirene 4:10 o'clock p. m.. Drain 6:30 n. m.. F.lkton. 7:00 d. m .: I Scottsburg. 7:50 p. m.; Arrive at Reedsport, 8:50 p. m. Returning the stage leaves Reedsport at 9:0i) a. m.; Scottsburg, 10:00 a. m.; Elkton, 11:00 a. m.; Drain, 12:00 noon. Ladies, see the Corse Twin and Brassier, size 80 to 69; 205 Perkins flldg. 11 to 6 p. m., or phone 27F4 for appointment TRIED TO BOW Doctors and Nurses use Rubbing Alcohol for aches, bruises, lameness and dozens of other purposes. Puretest Rubbing Alco hol is necessary In er pry home for Oio treat ment of tired, aching muscles. 1'sed by all leading athletes. Pint Bottle $1.00 NATHAN FULLERTON 7hu ?.exa!SL Drug Sfeu Perkins Bldg., Roseburg "XWITTIrl ic FOLEY FILL ADll'RET!CSI!P!llANI fORIIlEMYS W. F. CHAPMAN fAwrvlmtH Prvm La.rd Win.) PORTLAND. Ore., May 1 Ernest J. Elmcren. a tailor, ar rested late yesterday as he was about to take a cache supposed to contain $2,000 confessed today that he had sent threatening let ters to J. P. Rasniussen, local paint dealer. Deputy Sheriffs Pratt and Chrlstoffersen announced. Klmgren was taken Into custody on the Powell Valley road at a spot w-here Rasniussen had been direct ed to leave a package containing $2,000. The package, however, was made up of old papers. The officers said Klmgren con fessed he conceived the plot to ex tort the money from Rasmussen after reading a series of stories In a weekly magazine. Ho said he was heavily in debt as a result of finan cial difficulties and failure to suc ceed In his tflilnr shnn 1 He had known Rasmussen and made clothes for him for 15 years, he admitted. Officers said he had also admitted planning to send a threatening letter to another man, John Dalqulst. Klmgren said he never Intended to carry out the threats contained In his letter to Rasniussen. !n a letter Rasmussen received I he told that, his buildings would be burned and that acid would be i poured In his autos unlea he com piled with the directions to turn over the money. SYNOPSIS Cleo Madtbun, entertaining a few tricuus ueudes to lead oer grauuuiuiner a diuiy. liiunduio uior s uiury la to quaint, bo iiio utat, thai thuse mouciu-uuy tint aiu tuuuueis.rutK. v Uvu the g rts to, oieu lUiliKS ot bur eluu tueul wuu i'uul wiu.Uiop piuuuud lor tbe luinicdiaie luiure. tier cunstieuce is pricked uy a passage Ot llltt UlOUtiSl, OiU-lttatllOUl'd Uli- ary.. ur, tnuugu tuugt-u to foul she, ouiy uie n.gm oefore eiijoyed'iuo kies ot Ctui-k Aaauis. both sots ot purents opposed tue mulch becuusu at oue tmio the lauiilies hud been r.ch, but uow were social cliiniyers. and tuu parents wuuii-d each to marry money. Connie lerliune, wealthy, wauled to marry Paul. At a party Chick Adauis draws Cleo aside prousting thai sue siiouid have come wuu liiui. cieo duubu her low for Paul, Her Kianauiuiur s diary uiakts Cleo wouuer. I'uul protests his love for tne girl. They are wed. Cleo s uiuiuur be comes hysteric. Connie aguln shows her Jealousy. The taiu.is oi the uewlywcds rejoice. The honeymoon begins. Connie tends a tine rug as a wedding gilt. J A MAN'S LAW. We Mew in a wetk later, two days before the recept-on, and Paul Insisted that we should go to his fathers house, where all tile wadding presents hud been sent. It stenied that the recep tion tws to be a kiud of progres sive analr. They were to meet first at my mother's house and then alter supper lira whole parly was to g to Paul's home to dance. You would have thought from the way Paul's mother welcomed us that she had never cared lor unyone else In the world but uio. And 1 was amazed to sea the way in which Paul manured her. Being a woman you know even of this day and age I had not yet become acquainted with t man's law of usurpation. Although we got in Just tu time for dinner Paul had wired ahead lliut we were coming my husband grew restless as he saw the moon com ing up over the hills at the side of the bouse. 1 knew lllai ii mude him think of the moon light nights wh.ch had Just guue beture In which some of Us silver radiuuee had seemed to gvt into our bloud tor he said iinuiediaea ly after dinner, "Uel your things and well take a little motor ride." "Paul, I havo invited some peo ple in to play bridge," suid his mother quickly. "Now look here, mothor. If you think a man who is married only a little more than a week is going to sit around and look ut his wile making up a table of bridge, you are greatly mistaken." Then he went over a.nd put his arm around his mother and con tinued: "Be good Muter and re member how you and Dad used to slip away from the maddening crcwd lefote your honeymoon got around to Its lust quarter." "He's got-you mother," spoko up Mr. Armsfroug. "You remem ber how we stole away from the dance and went slelgh-riding." Paul's mother s ruther too' firm mouth is widened in a smile of collection as he hurrivd me away to my little snort roadster. 'Voui u imi u I. ...i.i n.v hno. PORTLAND, Ore., May 1 hand na w started mf In the ' (Special) Robert A. Booth of Ku- moonlight. gene, pioneer lumberman of Ore- "llow did von know there was !011, ,'R"t lll,rll-'t governor of Ro ant h ug: 1 a-ked In surprise 1, q( ,h(, tat(f ha acMplel, the 'Well, dear. 1 know 1 m stupid chairmanship of the stale commit but you- .bould give me a tew havlng , charge the American powers of observation. I have . eglon Kndowment Kund cam never seen such a look of wist- ,., ,.a,. -u..u-- fulness in your eyes as I saw there ; (or ,ub,crl tion for ne lWern. onmht. You sat looking first at !bwner hosp,a maintenance fund for crippled children. Announce- LEGIDW ENDOWMENT; nw iw nornnnh i UilllL III UIILUUI1, j 'FOR SALE j $3 1 FOR SALE Fir block wood. per tier. Phone Hi 3. jAPALAor Paints and Varnishes, at Powell's Furniture Co. FOirSALE Turkey" eggs. C. E. Bauuiug, Dlxonvllle, Oreg. Dad and then ut mother though they were pronouncing your doom. "Finally your mouth began to tremble and I thought you were ment of the selection of Mr. Booth nnd his acceptance was made here Saturday by George P. Griffith, de partment commander of the Amer- SEW1NO MACHINES for sale, for rent, and repairing. Powell Fur niture Co, FOR SALE Mammoth PeklnucS eggs. Jaa. Sprague, Tea Mile, Oregon- going to cry. Do you know dear ncan Legion in Oregon that 1 have-seen you cry, but once in my lite and 1 didn't like it. It seemed to get my solar plexus and my Adam's apple mixed up Into a very messy condition. The choice ot the Eugene man was decided upon by a commit tee composed of George P. Grif fith, Salem; Harold C. Jones, port So in Justice to myself toulght anu' chairman of the child wcl I proposeJd h,s "id". Now? out Jare committee of the Legion; and with It- what is the trouble'" Paul Davis. Dolse, Idaho, field '"V. u" o Strang '"Si tra-! Bre.ary representing national gic. Paul. Of course, iu my own ih,Vail(lmH"' In"nI'"U; InJ; home I have been so long with This committee was authorized, at Mother and Dad that their accept- - meeting of the s a e x ance of the conditions of life ecutive comm ttee to appoint the uunl rothlng me. I dont jcampalgn chairman and to make think I eer tnought that they arrangements for conducting the wero anything except what they .campaign. are now two people Jogging With the chairmanship determ along together with more or less ;lned, active work for the campaign 'friction, llut tonight 1 could not which nas ror its oDjeci me ra.s 1 possibly Imagine that your father ling of $50,000, as the Oregon quota land mother hud ever been in love jot the national Endowment Fund ;a you and I are now. And yet I sought by the Legion and SSO.tMiu even your mother dropped her for the support of the Doernbecher 'high manner and smiled as slve i hospital, will be started lmmedtute- thotight of the time sho and your ly. USED FORDS 1923 Ford touring $285. Repainted and 1925 license, 1923 Ford coupe, $375. Wire wheels, lots of extras. 1924 Ford Coupe $476. Looks like new. Driven only 3000 miles. 1925 Ford coupe. $600 Driven about 2000 miles, cost ov er $800. Roy CATCHING MOTOR CO. Across from city hall, Koseburg. WANTED WANTED Maternity work In the home. Mrs. E. E. Thompson, .Wilbur, Oregon. FOR SALE Oak wood, block $3.60. Stove wood, $3.75, delivered. Gardiner Bros. Phone 260-J. FOR SALE Second hiiud Stewart hand power shearing machine for $15, at Wharton Bros. FOR SALE Bantam chickens and W' ANTED Capable woman to take WANTED Men to work In woods and saw mill. See T. V. Gurney, Glide, Oregon. Bantam eggs for hutching. Call after 6 p. ill. 1021 N. Jackson St. $3200 Will tuke a place In or near charge ot kitchen at Cow Creek Station. Phone Cow Creek Star Uon, Glendale. Ore. Roseburg to $2000 on suburban WANTED Painting, papernanglnft father stolu away from the dance to be atone together on a sleigh ride." "Well, didn't that show that they had loved even as you and I?" "Yes. dear. It made me think that perhaps they might have had a semblance of our love and 1 think that that is perhaps what made me want to cry. Dearest It may be selilsh In me, but I don't want to think that your father anil mother were ever as happy as you and 1 ara now.' "Don't you think that that Is rather hard on the old folks, Cleo? Let them have their memo ries of happy times." "I couldn't keep 'em from those memories, dear, it I wanted to, The Legion Is raising througliout the nation a fund ot five million dollars, the annual income from which will be used to carry on the organization's program of disabled men's rehabilitation and child welfare. Paul Davis, field secretary, has Just received a report from Nation al Headquarters, announcing that three southern states, Kentucky, Arkansas and Tennessee have al ready oversubscribed their quutas to the fund. The Legion Is asking this En dowment Fund from it's own mem bers and the American public Jointly. The mottoes, adopted by the organization; "Temporary Care Permanent Cure," for war nnu inai is jusi wnere i , Bu victims and "A home for every iiruBic. ii is uin, memories me, nonMW,M orphan of a veteran I have now. .... . who fell In the Wor.d War," have vu makes me lainy oespera e t, whole.neart(,d support ot the when I think that the time will u a memory to us. "I didn't think much about It before we were married, dear, but since, llk'a a ghost, the idea has come creeping in to subdue my happiness. At times, aa tonight, when I see your father and mo ther I get so mixed up about this whole marriage game that some times I Just wunt to play it with out thought Just as we played at love without thought. "I was frightened, Taul. hor ribly frightened, as I looked aliead ut the yi ara lo come. I wanted to get you away w ire I could a.k yon if you would al ways love me." Tomorrow Her Primil Instinct. CHAiliGE OF JUDGES iTHHEE IV1EN DIE iri ninmnr omit I rnn iii I ir.in mm II. UHbi: GUI I rUfllILUi.blVUU Marshfleld IMlea driven for new Ocean dock, and building be gins at once. t Car of Plaster Wallboiyd receiv ed at Merger's. Phone 362. Before ordering your engraved graduation announcements, call at the News-ueview of 'Ice and see tbe new line Just received. For prompt taxi service, city or country trips. Phone 44. REWARD For return of bnth'-r port folio containing Mill Work Cost Hook "A" prife lists and discount fchf-ts with my name on sam to A. N. HiUlebrand care of Roseburg Lum ber & Mfg. Co. Roseburif, On-Kon. A statement of opposition of the motion of Otto Muetzel for a change of judges In his damage suit agalnnt U'-puty sheriffs D. R. Sham brook and J. G. Hodges, was filed In the circuit court today by District Attorney Cordon. Muetzel some time ago brought a suit In the circuit court seeking damages from the deputy pherlftrt on the grounds of unlawful Bearch and res traint. The dt murrer of the de fendanta to the complaint was buh tained and Muetzel given time In which to file an amended com plaint. The plalntitf filed a mo tion of prejudice, the district at torney oppoHea the motion, claim ing that it la only a Bubterfutfe to delay artlon and to prolong litiga tion, and Insisting that a fuir trial is possible to ail parties beiore Judge Hamilton. Order your graduation announce ments at the s'i wb Review office. New line of nam pi en just received. OSS1NING, X. T., Mny 1. Mor ris Diamond and Joseph Diamond, brother, and John Farina went to the electric chair at King Sing pris on last night for the murder In Iirooklyn of two bank messengers in 1H23. Morris, who entered lh? death chamber phortly after 11 o'clock was cod and composed. JIc made a brief statement of his Innocence asserting lhat he had not been giv en a fair trial and that he was "sorry for all" whrl had participat ed In It. Joseph was led into the rhamber afier his 'brother's body had been removed. He showed no tdgna of th strain he had been reported to b: suff'Ting and In a few words declared his innoccure. Outwardly the calmest of them all, J ilm Farina came, last, suiok i; a cisar and approaching the chair without the Hlightest show of fear. He threw the cigar to the floor and began to pray as he ut down. His only ni Ksagc was: 'M forgive, everyone, and ask forgiveness in return." At 11:40 o'clock Farina was pronounced dead and the triple ex -cution was over. AT H. 8. TONIGHT Much Interest Is being evinced In the May Day pageant to be pre--sented at the High School tonight . by the grade schools of Hoseburg ! under the direction of Miss Kdna Haseltlne, music supervisor. The pageant "May Uuecn F.ntertalned by .Mother (loose and Family", contains entertainment for both ! young and old, and a large crowd I is expected at tbe presentation to night. The progrum Includes the fob I lowing numbers, (irado orchestra .directed by Mrs. Frazler: entrance of May Queen and her attendants; game, folk song "I See You", 61 h 'grades; A Maying song, 5th grades; I.Jack and Jill, Little Polly Flinders, 'Little Miss Muffett, 1st grade, Hose,, Miss Parrott Ilumpty Dunipty, MlHtress Mary, 4th grado, i Hose, Miss Parrot; Ilumpty lililiiie iiuinpllng, Beu Raw Mar I gery lav, and grade, Miss Water ' man; Little Ho peep. Hickory lilrk :ory liock, Und grade, Miss Snedak' I ei ; Sing a song of Sixpence, 3rd grade. Miss I)als; Twinkle Twinkle Little Star, Dorothy Frear; : Pussy Cat, The Three Little Kit j tens, 1st grade Henson school; j Simple Simon, Dean Porridge Hot, I Little Jack Horner. A. 11. (,'., 2nd ' grade Henson, Miss Sherk; Tbe ' Crooked Man, Haa llaa Hlack Sheep, Ten Little Indians, Mary home at Portlaud. Write Mil- waukle, Ore., Kt. 2, Box 3S1. FOItSALEUerman police pups, from purebred, registered, prise winning stock, all choice colors, reasonable' prices, M. A, Ketten. 216 Court street. FOIl SALE-Oak" block woodriB inch. 13.50 tier; 16 inch block oak stove wood $11 cord. Light weight work mare, young. French Nicuols, Kt. 1 liox 83. FOIt SALE One 21 Inch centrifu gal pump, nearly new, 50; one ban saw outfit with Ford attach ment $45; one l'J20 Ford truck. 202 Brockway JSt.Phone144 1 1 A iT T I l 1 IT-' 1 1 w nZnn "m jiVei-inT" rrw mill rolls nU. llO tira ilulc ! a. an. stove and heater wood, from $1.25 to $1.75 per tier. 111a hee Mill and Manufactory, Oak laud, Oregon. FOll "SALE 2 0ac real n Garden Valley. Lots 1 and 8 Block 3 Plat B K. H. O. T. $100 per acre. Address; C. E. Raney, 814 W. Silver, Albuquerque, New Mexico. BEAUTIFUL SlTB U DTiTa N home aud chicken ranch on pavement. All conveniences, your own terms. Also city prop erty Sku Jim PlArk At Itnsetiiirff 8ludI0. I HOUSE FOll KENT 128 So. Kane FOR SALrTbn" TRADE-83"crei : of land, good buildings. 9 acres ;Fon RENT Four furnished house, prunes, near church and school, keeping rooms. 246 N. Rose, halt mile from Coos Bay High- lACREAOE FOR RENT Also horst way, part cash, balance easy for sale. Fred Vedder. Tel, 42F2 terms. Inquire, S. L. Moss, Ten i FOR RENT Partly furnished Mile, Oregon. apartment. New Rapp building, ilM Cass St. Hnd a Little Ijimb, 3rd grade, Hss 1 "OR RENT Big barn with garden kalsomlnlng. Reasonable, Esti mates free. John Westerluna Box 91 Dlllard, Oregon. WANTED A-" large" "unfurnished sleeping room, convenient to bath, in private home, by couple traveling most of the time. Ad dress "O" care News-Review. S ALES MA S WAN TED-FTne-oi portunlty to build up business for yourself. Small Investment needed. Address Box X. care News-Review, giving phone num ber and address. LOAN WANTED-$4060"for 3 years at 7 or 8 per cent on tbe 9S acres now constituting the town- site of Winchester, S miles' nortb of Roseburg. Acreage sold there from recently at $135., lota at $50 and $75. Will not consider sale or trade loan only. Ab stract examined by O. P. Coshow and Carey and Kerr ot Portland. Write direct to owner. OEO. A. LOVEJOV. 514 Pittock Blki, Portland, Ore. j FOR RENT ! FOR RENT Oarage, Douglas. 404 West Chrlstenson; Ding Dong Hell, Muf- fin Man, 2nd grade, Miss Hlom strom; Old Mother Hubbard, Ailecn Small; The Cats ot Kilkenny, Polly Put the Kettle On, Old King Cole. 4th grade, Miss Colvin; The Queen of Hearts, One Misty Morning. Lit tle Hoy Blue, Ride a Cock Horse, Tom Tom The Pipers Son, 6th grade, Fullcrtun, Miss Jarvis; Hig goldy Plggeldy, Cinderella, 2nd grade Fullerton, Miss Shay; Bobby Shafto, Dorothy McDonald, Jack lie Nimble, Lady Bug, llylo. Wee Willie Winkle, 3rd grade, Miss Swlnney, Whistling solo, Ellow May Wilson; Chorus, "Welcome Sweet Springtime", (Kubenstein), Kth grades; Naples, Folk Song, 6th grades; Anvil Chorus (Verdi) '71 h grades. Winding the Maypole, liecoratlons for the pageant are in charge of Misses Tracy, Peterson, Shay, Thompson, and Keenan. Stephens St be. and Washington. ! spot, on No. tween Oak Phone 227-Y. FOR RENT Modern sleeping rooms. Special rates by week of month. Ill Sheridan St New Oregon Rooms, LOST AND FOUND Another of those enjoyable eve nings next Saturday at the Wig wam Tavern. BARNES CIRCUS TO PASS THROUGH CITY TUESDAY MORNING Harnes circus -will pass Ihrouch Roseburg about S o'clock on the morning of Tuesday. May 5, on the Jump from Ashland to Cottage Orove. The train will stop here while slakes and poles prepared near this city, are loaded on. Roy Itellows, 11ii district repre fipiilallve ut the circus purchased Die Cfjiilpmcnt, the contract for cut ting the stake), having been filled by O. J. Rand. Over two truck loads of tent stakes will be loaded on h"ie, toifeijier with a number of pole, which will be sufficient lo supply Ihp circus during Its summer s ason. Mr. and Mrs. !te lows will accompany the clrcii Into I'ortlaiid. and will thi absent from H'lu-'limg fr about a week. LOST A sterling silver bar pin. set with rhlnestones and an ob long amethyst. Valued as a gift Leave at this office (News-Re-view) and receive reward. 1I5CELLANE0US MARCEL and bob curl. 75c, hair cut and curl 60c Phone 67-Y. 331 So. Main. Mrs. Amy Roger. CAR " OWNER Don't forget ti call 653 when In need of auto parts. Sarft's Auto Wreckln House. PROFESSIONAL CARDS DR. M. H. PLTLER ChlropractU physician, 126 W. Lane St Louis C. Davis Paintinj and Paper Hanging Phone 869-R 427 East Douglas 6L MATERNITY HOME 1118 Winchester at. Phone 490 Mrs. D. CJornwell Patients Privileged to Hsve Their Own Doctor Another of those enjoyable eve ' nlngs next Saturday at the Wig 1 warn Tavern. 5 I WHEN IN ROSEBURG STOP AT Hotel Umpqua TUBBY Spring Fever. By WINNER . - -v.M M I MEV. 1UB8V, COME 0Mf J? . V. j i AlOWG DOWN TO K""A - . . ,-jmaa I I - . . . Fir i fAif y. 43.8 Mile on Gal. KCWAi 5,sv SMITH HOUac nv - ' v. of Gas ,STSi7 I GOTTA. TAKE THIS J M TOO TIRED. ..w i., c.,- c..i Sf-jl), ..Wsket dowmio jy Seem vnockiw All "' " itt&M V'; f-T" h ,'L ft 'i. ITrWOKW THERMOSTATIC DIST. CO. Dm'MfT 31 Ro.kri n. ona. sEEN) ME IF VOW VuAKJlED TO SEE AUYBtfC'V WOfcKIrO I I BEAT TVA0 RU6S A1R5ADV HOUSE . n lOO'T ME WITH A GOE 616VARD UKE THIS FUUA OLE TiM- CAlOi A RUBBISH - To ClEArO AILTHAT AW' CMil HAWA ST A 1. ' v - GEE.VOO 601TA LOT TO CATHEfi OP VFT HOl I rtMfi I "V'Y s STARTED VE.T, XjJ I'M COMMA DO ) jjju .it ToMcfcRerj w K 1 1 1 1; 1 The Umpqua Florist Choice Cut Flowtrs Always Crash Finest Quality Artistic Floral Designs. Visit Our Greenhouse or Call 40-F2. Reliable Tailor J. H. BERNIER Upstairs Next Umpqua HotsJ Clrsniro, Prssslng, Altsratlona We Make Your Clothes in Roseburg 1918FordTouring will sell very chenp UNION GARAGE Authorized Ford Service Phone 232