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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW THURSDAY, MAY 7. 1925. '. - dandy ICE CREAM FREEZER 98c Makes I quart of smooth ice cream. Galvanized tub, metal unbreakable handle and retinned cream container. Just the thing to have in the house for the warm days ahead of us. . Strawberries and Ice Cream for Dessert . Oh, My. Churchill Hardware Co. Winchester Store JURORS DRAWN FOR MAY TERM i CIRCUIT COURT FOUNTAIN SERVICE Frec's freeze the best In the world. We deliver ice cream pack ed, one quart or more to any part of the city. Lloyd Crocker. lit The Umpqua Florist Choice Cut Flowers Alwaya Fresh Finest Quality Artistic. Floral Designs. Visit Our Greenhouse or Call 40-F2. Your work here is sure to be satisfac tory to you. Our Auto Will Call Phona 277 YOU OUGHT TO Insure Your Auto For Automobile Insurance All coverages We are at your service G. V. YOUNG & SON INSURANCE 116 Cass St. Phone 417 IN OUR New Location Corner Douglas and Main Streets Highway Service Station A new concrete build ing built for our busi ness. We have new equip ment and have a full line of battery end Auto Electrical equip ment. Give us a call. Umpqua Battery Station A. B. Taylor, Prop. A Message of Economy The stork of monuments which we carry, embody good appearance. Quality and fine workmanship, at prices which make them outstand ing values. We hire no hiah priced work nien or agents and therefore can save you from 25 per cent to 30 per cent on your work. See ns before placing your order. Peoples Marble and Granite Works SOt N. Jackson Strict VARIED MUSICAL PROGRAM TONIGHT A varied musical program with something of Interest to every one will be offered the public to-' night, starting with a concert in front of the i'mpqua Hotel by the Boys Band at seven o'clocj Two musical programs are offered to night, one at Ott's Music Store at eight o'clock including a number of talented musicians and readers and one by the Eastern Star Lodge at 8:45. The Eastern Star program was 'printed yestereay, and , one number was added today, a piano solo by Gordon V. Cook. Last nights attractions were well attended. The Heinline Conserva tory was crowded for the profes sional recital offered by the Music Teachers Association, the Heinline Conservatory orchestra entertained the theatre crowd at the Antlers ; Theatre, the lobby of the Grand Hotel was crowded to hear the ; Arizona Collegians orchestra, and two public dances, one at the Moose Hall by the Collegians orchestra and one at Rainbow Cardens by the Blue Devils, were well attend ed. The big event of Friday even ing Is the Japanese operetta "The Japanese Girl", to be presented at the Heinline Conservatory by Mrs. Charles A. Brand. I I I (AMoclatpd Ptmi Leaard Win.) ! PORTLAND. Ore.. May 7. The ' jury which tried Edgar Ulanchard, ; dismissed Portland pcliceman, on a charge of assault and battery In connection with a raid March 21 on the home of David Foulkes, re ported at 11 p. m. last night that It was hopelessly divided, and was 'discharged by Circnit Judge Skip worth. The policeman was charged wltb striking David Foulkes, Jr. I Ulanchard denied that be wilful , ly struck young Foulkes. He said, jthe blow was delivered as he was I trying to force the door, which was being held by the boy. Ulanchard said be apologized when be realis ed that he was attempting to enter the wrong home. A house across the street was the one which had ibeen picked to raid, the officer said. o Simple Mixture Best For Constipation Simple buckthorn bark, magnes ium sulph. C. P.. glycerine, etc., as mixed In Adlerika, is excellent for constipation. It often works in one hour or less and never gripes, me pleasant and quick action of this efficient Intestinal evacuant will surprise you. Adlerika helps any case gas on the stomacn, unless due to deep-seated causes. Often removes matter you never tnouem was In your system. Nathan Ful lerton, druggist. Order your graduation announce menta at the News-Review office. New Une of samples Just received. BIG RANCH DEAL IS COMPLETED ANNUAL CLEAN UP The annual Clean Up of the City of Roseburg will be held from this date until the even Inn of May 12th and all parties interested are re quested to have tnelr rubbish ready by that time. The City will haul free all rubbish placed convenient ly along the curbs In proper con tainers within that time, but spe cial attention h ealleo to the fact , that It is necessary that all such rubbish be placed in Rood substan tial containers, either sacks or boxes, and If not so contained will not be picked up. Sacks should be tied. A charpe will be made for hauling all rubbish placed on the streets after May 12th. By Order of the Common Council. I. S. KETCH Chief of Police A BRIDE'S DIARY A Love Story of Today By Idah McCIone Gibson SLUMP IN WOOL PRICES PUZZLES Cleo Madison, entertaining a I Paul looked at her as though few friends, decides to read her I he wished she hadn't spoken, granduiothes diary. Grundmo-i "connr. I must say that you there diary is so quaint, so mo- j ,now you are not married. Don't dest. that these modern-day girls i vou know mU8, erer MV are thunderstruck. hen the Mi you , , mha, g r is go. cieo thinks ot ner eiope- ..r..k ,, ment with Paul Wlnthrop planned . ",0'hh'. bllu' ou rf el,eTer om" for the Immediate future. Her "''I" to d a, C conscience is pricked by a passage l p'0'" edh t0 Paul ,h" he ne of the modest, old-fashioned dla- I I kl, i? 10 maB . I- .hn.k to p.nl h" I had akon It for. ry. For, though engaged to Paul she, only the night before enjoyed Paul was hungry and I was glad the kisses of Chick Adams. Both or It dissipated some of the sets of parents apposed the match I disagreeable atmosphere of the because at one time the families had been rich, but now were so cial climbers, and the parents wanted each lo marry money. Connie Terhune, wealthy, wanted to marry Paul. At a party Chick Adams draws Cleo aside protest ing that she should bave come with him. Qleo doubts her love ry makes Cleo wonder. Paul pro for Paul. Her grandmother's dla tests his love for the girl. They are wed. Cleo's mother becomes hysteric. Cennle shows again her jealousy. The fathers of the new lyweds rejoice. The honeymoon begins. The fierce flame of her love almost whelms Cleo. The honeymoon grows more effulgent. The reception for the newly wed shows Connie in her true IgM. Cleo becomes Jealous. Chick Adams en lei's a plot. a npvm WOMAN. I think when Chick Adams real-j a, fast as he could. luncheon. I caught Connie look ing at me when she thought she was not ohRerved, as though she could murder me and Paul, my poor stupid husband, kicked my knee twice, when I was talking rather pointedly to Chick, to call my attention back to himself. t q'i'te enjoyed the whole party and Chick's great sense of humor helped me appreciate It. He nei ther missed Paul's kicks nor Con nie's looks and he even once in a while gave me a sly wink when Connie said something sarcastic. Finally the desert came on, and Paul's eyes glistened. He Is as fond of sweets as I am. At the first mouthful, however, bis tooth must have given him a little twinge for I noticed that he look ed at the confection as though he ought to give It up. He wasn't aide, however, to withstand the temptation anil like a child he gobbled down the Icy sweet stuff LONDON, May T. The remark- able slump In wool prices Is at-; tractlng attention, the prices hav- I ing fallen about 40 percent In four months without much apparent cause. The buyers, It Is said, mlscalcul- ated the rate ot consumption and consequently have many thou- j sands ot bales on hand, but not , enough to account for the slump, i Sir Arthur Goldfinch, director of the War materials during the world war, and an authority on wool. Is i quoted by the Dally Mall as saying ; that the surplus Is very small as compared with the average con sumption, but that owing to It something like a panic now is oc currlng. ' The Melbourne corresponuent ; of the Dally Telegraph reports . that a council of Australian all wool sales throughout Australia wool brokers unanimously resolv ed yesterday that it was desirable to suspend all wool sates inruugn out Australia until July 1 and It was actually decided that there should be no sales In Australia for a week. Taylor-mane concrete Is gooa con. irrete. Tel. 225-R. LAUNCH? KIDS FRESH AS Al T. B. Dnvls of Cloverdale. Til lamook County, and Jess It. Lass well of Oakland, have been spend ing a few days here completing a sale of Mr. Davis' 1.800 acre ranch near Glide to Phil F. Stra der of Glide. Mr. Davis bought the east part of the Mt. Alto ranch In 1921 and has lived there until this spring, when he purchased the Cloverdnle hank and expects to make his home there. Phil strader Is a Douglas Coun ty young man, and has Ions want ed to own a ranch on the lTmpqua river. This one meets his require ments as It has a large propor tion of river bottom farming land. The consideration was in the neighborhood of 130,000. A nice vase or basket well filled with flowers from The Fern, will please Mother next Sunday, Moth er's Day. ized the whole scope of my plan it amused him for he said, "We'll get there and order lunch for the fonr of ns and then Bend out for them. That will make things very pleasant, I am sure.' As he finished the last mouth ful, he screwed his face into a grimace. I knew he wanted to howl. "I bet. Cleo, vou ordered that diabolical dessert, purposely. You I will say th's for Chick, hoto- must have known It would set EXPECT TO ADOPT SCHOOL PLANS AT NEXT MEETING . ".4 7fib At the regular meeting of the school board to be held nesct Tues day, it is expected that the plans for the proposed new high school building will come up for final ap proval and adoption. The plans In their tentative form have been completed by Architect Gerow, and with all changed, decided upon by the board. Included in the specifi cations, it Is thought that the board will be able to pass upon the plans at the next meeting and advertise at once for bids for the construc tion. A special meeting was held on Tuesday of this week, for the purpose of Investigating applica tions for positions on the teaching staff next school year. About forty applications are on hard, and the board went through the recom mendations, selecting those who will be offered positions as vacan cies occur. ever, he ordered a scrumptious luncheon and remembered a fro zen dessert of Ice cream, maca roons, maraschino cherries nn.l chopped nuts the whole of It cov ered over with the froxen maple moose, of which I have always been very fond. At half past twelve I sr?nt word by one of the caddies that Chick and 1 were waiting for Paul and Connie In the dining room of the club where we had ordered the luncheon. I knew that my husband would come immediately whether he had finished his nine holes or not. be cause I worded the message In such a way as to make him think that I had asked Chick to bring me out especially to observe the nrnnr etles. As they came up the steps, Con nie looked furious, and Paul ra ther sheepish. thl damnable tooth aching." "Paul, you don't mean to In sinuate that Cleo wants to make you suffer." Chick said with a forced lnugh. Paul looked ashamed. The blood slowly suffused his face. He resi led that Chick understood he was accusing me of trying to pay htm back In the same coin for his purposely hnrtlng me that morning by going for golf with Connie. Me arose fronwthe table hastily snd Chick "knowing that some thing rhould be done sa'd. "Come on Con. we'll leave these two newly weds to themselves. I'll lake you out on th north side for a ride snd we'll come back to one of the hotela to tea and a -dance." "All right Chick, but perhaps the newlyweds would like to go too." Th's speech was cold and TOR MOTHERS' DAY A Ha.itHr.il assortment nf cards and special wrapped boxe candy. Lloyd Crocker. Yes, We Sell 'Eml FLOUR-SALT-FEED And our prices are not monkeys on a string either. We sell just the same one day as another, unless market prices change. 50 lbs. Salt Licks 65c 5 lbs. Salt Licks 10c 50 lbs. Sack 45c See Us First We Can Save You Money FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE RO8EBUR0 OAKLAND Olrls: You can't expect a feller to love a girl with a red nose, color less Hps. dull eyes. Don't wait j your "chance" might come tomor- row. Better take llollisier's Rocky I Mountain Tea at once and be on the safe side. Chapman's Phar-i macy. Classified Section ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PAGE. FOR SALE i Hello darlings. Yon dldn t ' incisive for Connie was furious at expect us quite so early, did you," , chick for suggesting that the I said. J partv should pair off differently. "I certainly did not, answered j "Thank you very much Conn'e Connie. J Ijut that confounded dessert has "Well, we knew by this tlmo yolit my looth aching again, and would want something to eat," as I have Cleo's car. I'll lot her remnrKeu i hick, ami i in'im ; flron me at me ocnnsi s. now it ought to be all on the i "You see. Con. 1 was right. A j table. Come on." I married man may golf or flirt "Ho's your toothache, soldier- ! with a woman other than hla man?" 1 asked as we sat down j wife, but when trouble comes he at the table. i wants her by his side to suffer I "I've hid a twinge now andlWth him or " (then, but for the last hour I ha "Oh shut up Chick. I can't see forgotten all about It.' , how Cleo's presence will help an "I knew you would. Paul. Don't jach'ng tooth." i yon remember I told you ynu ! can." Chick said Impertl- wonld when you made such a fns3 nenlly. "Come on Con, don't be about It at the beginning of the a snoilsport." ! game?" Inquired Connie. ' Tnmnrf-nw t,ovc and Tears. AMUNDSEN READY FOR LONG FLIGHT (AMOclAtcd Prea Letstd Wire.) NEW YOHK, May 7. CBptaln Itoald Amundsen, the Norwegian explorer today was presumably on the verge of starting his attempt to reach the North Pole by air plane. Cabled dispatches yesterday said the two planes of the expedition were preparing to . leave King's Day, Spitsbergen for the northern part ot the Archipelago from which the actual dash Is to be made, but further word Is lacking from the explorer's base from which com munication Is difficult because of Its remoteness. The Norwegian government I steamer Farm, assigned to the ex !peilitlon, bas reported her arrival off Amsterdam Island, lying to the northwest of West Spitsbergen. The message from the vessel said a northern wind was blowing and snow squalls prevailed, but the sea was smooth and the temperature about eight degrees fnhrenhelt above sero. J A PA LAC, Paints and Varnishes, at Powell s Furniture Co. GLADIOLI bulbs Tor saleT" 530 W. OakSt.TelLlBS: FOIl SALE Pack and saddle horses. Boyer Bros. Phone 14F14 SEWINcTm ACHINE3for" saTs7 for rent, and repairing. Powell Fur niture Co. FOR SALE Timberland and saw mill location. M. T. Cannon, Glide, Ore. FOR SALE 11 lbs. broccoli seed. Kruse seed from Oswego. C. B. Calkins. ' ; , FOR SALE John Deere wiggletnil cultivator, good as new $45, J. E. Hattield, Dlxonvllle; FOR SALE 20 cords ot dry fir four foot wood (6 delivered. Ad dress B. E. care News-Review. FOR SALE Pine stove wood, $3.50 per tier. Leave orders at Gil ham's Garage, 332 N. Jackson. FOR SALE Burroughs Adding ma chine, almost new.- Reasonable price. Oregon Bakery, 231 N. Jackson St. WANTED UNITED ARTISANS' CARAVAN TO SPEND NIGHT IN ROSEBURG NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OSLO, Norway, May 7. The Shipping Gazette says the auxil iary ship of the Amundsen North Pole expedition has reached Seal Bay, Dane's Island, Indicating thla mav be the place from which the flight to the North Pole will start Unfavorable weather condi tions, cloudy with snow, were reported. High grsde. extra fancy, rag rugs M Powell's. FUNERAL OF MR. VAN WEY TO BE HELD AT CLEVELAND AS PORE AS fcoSEi KISSED By DEW THELAONDtty WE SEND BACICTD VOU The man who didn't think that you could put any poetry or sentiment Into the laundry business never sent any of his wearables to us to be launder d. When we rinse out a garment It la as clean and fresh as the sparkling dew and when we iron It It is as pure and firm as the sunklssed rose. Roseburij Steam Laundry Phone 79 Roaeburg. CW The body of the late Robert W. Vanwey, who passed way at his home In West Hoseburg, yesterday morning after a short Illness, will be taken to Cleveland, where the funeral will be held Friday after noon at 1 o'clock from the Cleve land church, burial following in the cemetery there. Seen the Corona- Four? On dis play at Parslow Furn. Co. Ask for .Mr. Llutott. CHIEFS TO MEET A meeting of the I'mpqua Chiefs wilt be held on Monday evening. May 11, at which time songs will he practiced for the carnival. Fur ther'arrangements for the coming festival will also be discussed at that time. A caravan of United Artisans will be In Roseburg on Friday May 29, and will hold a nrogram on that evening, 'ine carvan, according to! ! advance Information wjll consist of i nnout 150 people, who are on their, way to Grants Pass, for the state ' convention, and they will spend the night in this city. The I'mpqua Chiefs and Squaws will form a re-, ceptlen committee, and will Join! with the Artisans In a parade atj 7:31 p. m. A program and dance will be presented at the armory, following the parade. ' The United Artisans of Roseburg j will initiate a large class In this city on Saturday, May . The de-j gree team from Grants Pass lll' come lo the city to put on the -work. Immediately following the Initiation, which will end at s o'clock, a program will be given, ' this entertainment being open to1 the public. The Annual meeting of the Civil Bend Cemetery Association will be held on the grounds. May 26. 1925, at 2 p. m., to attend to any busi ness on hand. Annual Clean Up Day will be held May 2Sth and 2'Jth. 1U25. Everybody come. MRS. GEORGE WINSTON, Sec. NEARLY INSANE AT TIMES Mrs.Saonderi Teds how Lydia L Pinkham't Vegetable Compound Relieved Troubles of Change of Life Before ordering your engraved graduation announcements, call at the News-Review office and see the new line Just received. . DAILY WEATHER REPORT Before ordering your engraved gratlunllnn announcements, call at the News-iteview office and see the new line Just received. K CHILD IN PAIN run to Mothe. for relief. So do the irTown-nns. For udder, and Severe pain in ttomat-h i and jix well, cramp, diarrhara I CHAMBERLAIN'S COLIC and DIARRHOEA I REMEDY Keep it alwaya in your home. U. R. weather bureau, local of fice, Hoseburg, Oregon. 24 hours ending 6 a. m. Precipitation Id Inches and hun drdths: Highest temperature yeMerday 77 Iowci'i temperature nt night 43 I'recipitaifon, hint 24 hours M Total predp. nine 1st of month .ftl Normal preelp, for this month 2.05 Totnl preelp. from Sept. 1, ' 1124. to da to 3S.91 Average preelp. from Sept. 1, lS7t 31.22 Total excess from Sept 1., 1!24 7.69 Average precipr.atlon for 46 wet seasons, (Sept. to May, inclusive) 31.44 Generally cloudy tonight and Friday. WIM.TAM TiKlX, MeteornliKixt. i Finkham's vegetab!cCompoundwhilo going tnrougn ine Change of Lifo. I was very nervous, could not sleep and had melancholy spells. In fact, I was nearly insane at times and my memory was al most a blank, i was so - weak I could not do my housework half of the time and suf fered dreadfully with my back. My doctor said 1 would have to worry it out and 1 went through this for three years before I began taking the Vege table Comtiound which I saw adver tised. 1 think it was eight bottles that I took. It has been two years since ! took any and I haven't had a doctor since for that trouble. I do all my washing and ironing and I have (rained from 11H to VIH pounds. lad vise all women who suffer physically and mentally as I did to give the Veg etable (mound a fair trial. I hotw It will do as much fur them as it 'lid for me.1' Mrs. T. A. SAimnmw, 711 K. Depot Street, Km,xville Tennessee. FOR SALE 1924. Ford roadster, with commercial body, or other-. wise. Bargain. ; I'aily feav'lng town. Smith s Garage. WKST SIDE 6 room house. Good lot with bearing fruit trees. $1200 cash. This Is well located. O. W. Young & Son. Phone 417, FbttTlSALE German police Imps, from purebred, registered prise winning stock, all choice colors, reasonable prices. M. A. Ketten, 216 Court street. FOR SALE Aone horse Mitchell wagon, a two seat spring wagon, a green bone grinder, a large family refrigerator. J. C. Gerely, Roseburg. ItU 1. Box 18. FUR SALE Oak block wood, Jt Inch, 3.50 tier; 16 Inch block oak atove wood $11 cord. Light weight work mare, young. French Nichols, HI. 1 Boi 3. PoiTI SALEAta 'bargain. Ford truck, practically good as new, might consider trade for live stock. See H. W. Balrd, 7 miles west of Sutherlln, Lion Balrd, Umpqua, Ore. OAK TIMItER,wagon "material saw mill rolls, also Sou tiers Oak s.ab, stove and heater wood, from $1.25 to 11.75 per tier. Ilia hee Mill and Manufactory, Oak land, Oregon. . FOR SALE Ilulter Kist Corn pop per and peanut roaster. Cost 1 .065. I sed very little. Good as new. Will sell at a very low price. Golden's Tool Hall, Suth erlln Oregon. FUR SA DvH rriKallon outf 1 f7"Cen" trllugal pump, capacity 250 gal. per minute, about loo ft. pipe, mostly 4 inch, large foot valve, six horse power gas engine "Webster nag" frlrilon clutch, etc. 1-rlce 2r.0. Address "11" care of News-Review. TEKMS-1250.00 down knd3O.O0 pur month buys a C room plas tered house. Modern plumbing. Garage. Large lot on 1'aclfle Highway. I'rleo 125(10, CM) down balance $.10 per month, including interest on deferred payments at 6 per cent. G. W, Young & Son. Phone 417. WANTED Milk goats to pasture. J. O. Howard, Roseburg, Box 1084 WANTED 1925 dry Cascara Bark, 8c lb. See Bergers Bargain Store. WANTED Real good sheep ranch fairly well Improved. Address "X" care News-Review. WANTED About 600 ft. of 3-4 Inch water pipe, 20 head of sheep for sale. M. E. Manley, Canyonvllle, Oregon. WANTED Oentie work horse 6 to 9 years old. Weight 1100 to 1200. State price. W. G. Paul, R. D. No. 1 WANTED Housekeeper by mid- die aged bachelor. Will give the ' right one a good home. Address Box 584, Roseburg, Ore. WANTED An experienced girl or woman for general housework. Mrs. Wm. Telford, Rt. 1, Box 136, A. Res. Kelley's Korner. WANTED To do" painting in ex change for light touring car, la good condition. First class work. Address P. O. Box 26. Roseburg. WANTED Woman tor general housework In Portland home two adults in family. Good home for the right person. Inquire at Douglas County Flour Mill, Rose burg. - WANTEI-Two telephone operab ors, experience not necessary, mother and daughter preferable. Position will be permanent to right party. Address T. O. care News-Review. I FOR RENT i FOR RENT Modern 5-room fur nished house, close In. Call 320 W. Cass St., or phone 180J. FOR RENT 5 room house, with stove. Partly furnished. Garage. $12. 868 Hoover8L FOR RENT 4 room furnished apartment, ground floor, modern 6 minutes walk. 927 Winchester SL FOR ,RENT Big barn wltb gardes spot, on No. Stephens SL be tween Oak and Washington, Phone 227-Y. I LOST AND FOUND TUBBY A Regular Music Box. By WINNER my S'Site got ITS OMi LlKEAoHC-W x iLrjr TV) ZZZT 1 r r-v : I "v MVSivitR SAirj f . " v SHE. COULDWT, HEV 1 fAYMOM A 'iU GOOD SINGERS LIKE FUM V fcfta rAY SISTEH CAW X SHE'S -SUCHA GooO SlMGER V 'VBEST GOTTA HAVE MOSIC 1 THEV CAM T'.V fit ISINC TME'JAZZ SHE CAM SIA1G SOLOS AM I r :f VW"EN TWEV SlA H Aw M M CAN (i j RlOES'vOiTWoUT ANY DUETS AN' QOAfiTETS ! Mr-i wrlM i LA OR THEY CAN'T.'A SING OPERAS 1 BOOK - I BETCHA . A ALL BV HERSELF V c . -, j. . i t i i -v- sp-.itir-i ii - r. - w n.. . l --ill l a x ft v : i 17 ' , 1 . rn 1 re n i i I I I I ' - ' J -ft,.,- . , I i.,,. , c innr-i FOUND Collie dog. Owner may have same by describing and pay. ing for adv. Phono 48F12 LOST At Winchester Sunday, fielders glovo wllb initials C. H. punched in strap. Return to this office. Reward. MISCELLANEOUS I MARCEL and bob curl, 75c, hall cut and curl 50c. Phone 57-Y. 331 So. Main. Mrs. Amy Rogers. CAR - OWNER lH)n7t forget u call 553 when In need ot auto parts. 6arff's Auto Wrecktna House. PARTY-whotook green silk um brella with amber tips by mis take please leave at News-Review office. Reward. WOMEN Embroider for us at home. Pleasant work. All or spare time. Experience unneces sary. Artscraft Company, Win chester, Indiana. A t :()WHOYfrom .Montana, 35 would like to write to Oregon girls. 1 prefer maidens about 30. Address Victor Graham, ls."4 Pa- ' eific Ave., Santa Clara, Cal. PROFESSIONAL CARDS Oil. M. H. PLYLKR Chtroprsctlt physician, 12 W. Lane 8L . n 1 WHEN IN ROSEBURG STOP AT Hotel Umpqua Reliable Tailor . H. BERNIER Upstairs Nest Umpqua Hotel Clcanlro. Prssslna, Alterations (IB I1ISAO UUI V VJ UIL( in Rofburg
