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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW SATURDAY. MAY 16. 1925. FIVE t 00 Es-ScD3sSall-2e cue oSeimtt Salle Shears Scissors Razors Stool Laid Skiari. Wla Scissors American Cutlery Made by The Clause Shear Co., Fremont, O I k WT are anxiotu to get a Clauit shear or I ft W iriunr Intn nrrv home. With the cooperation of the manufacturer, we are offering you the opportunity to purchase two pieces of cutlery for the price of one, plus one cent. This famous line has been sold to the American public for half a century. In offering it to our customers we believe that we are offering you a product of character, the very finest quality, built of the best ma terials obtainable, by workmen skillfully trained to the exacting needs of producing shears, scissors and razors that measure up to a high standard. Every piece is fully guaranteed. Made in the largest shear works in the world, by Americans who know how, for Americans who want the best. SALE STARTS Monday, May 18 Churchill Hardware Co. Two Pair for the Price of One Plus One Cent 1 ob i1 A BRIDE'S DIARY A Lore Story of Today By Idah McGlone Gibson LEGISLATOR OF OREGON FREED IN BONUS LAW CASE PROFESSIONAL CARDS DR. M. S. PI.YLKR Chlroprsctli physician, 126 W. Lane St. Stocks and Bonds We solicit Inquiries to buy or sell any marketable listed, local or unlisted securities. Active market for Durant, Star, Hint an'l Rlckenhat-ker Motor Issues; Public Utilities. Prompt attention Riven all or ders. Cash paid for purchases: no delay. Quotations furnished HOOD BROTHERS S Chamber of Commerce llldp. Portland. On. KHAYM, MYSTERY MAN, IS COMING HIGH SCHOOL LAD WHO STAGED FAKE AGAIN RUNS AWAY Reliable Tailor J. H. BERNIER Upstairs Next Umpqua Hotel Cleaning, Pressing, Alterations We Make Your Clothes in Roteburg The following article taken ver- India's principle attraction as to! SALEM. Ore.. May 16. Salem be presented at the Strawberry Police are trying to locate James l. ' Carnival. I Heltzel, Jr., anil Elton Quinlnn, two t ok ,.. - , I Salem high school boys about 16 'tvL r n, V" ii" , he years old. who have run away from tpe of entertainment to be offer-1 fher nomss, lBavlnK , note saying 1 ' I that they would return in the fall, j 'To convince a skeptical minded . Dissatisfaction with their school ; person is an art thut has been at-. work was given as their reason for talned by few. leaving home. Heltzel is the son 1 Whenever mention is made of an of a Salem attorney and Quinlan accomplishment In menial devolp- j Is the son of J. J. Quinlan, engineer ment whereby one person can gain at the state prison. Young Quln Ithe thought of another, skepticism j lan created a .sessatlon here sev ' Is given a free reign. ( eral months ago when he ran away ! Vet It has been proven that tclep-lw"h "Feewee" Sherman, an escap 'athy is an accomplished fact and : ed convict, after leaving his bicycle mere are several people, w ho after "nu """ vears of slmlv ilevoteil In mentalltv nanK to inmcaie Cleo Madison "entertaining few friends, derides to read her grandmother's diary. Grandmo ther's diary is so quaint, so mo dest, that these modern-day girls are thunderstruck. When the girls go. Cleo thinks of heelon nient with Tsui. Pstil Wlnthrop planned for the Immediate future. Her conscience is pricked by a passage of the mo dest, old-fashioned diary. Kor though engaged to Paul, she, only the night before enjoyed tire kis ses of Chick. Adams. Doth sets of parents opposed the match be cause at one time the families had been rich but now were social climbers, and the parents wanted each to marry money. Connie Terhune, wealthy, wanted to mar ry Paul. At a party, Chick Adams draws Cleo aside protesting that she should have conve with him. I Cleo doubts her love for Paul. I Her grandmother's diary makes Cleo wonder. Paul protests his love for the girl. They are wed. Cleo's mother becomes hysteric Connie shows again her jealousy. The fathers of the newly-weds re joice. The honeymoon begins. The fierce flame of her love al most overwhelms Cleo. The ho neymoon grows more efulgent. The reception for the newly-weds shows Connie in her true light. Cleo becomes jealous. Chick Adams enters a plot. The young wife foils her "friend." The first tears of her married life come to Cleo. Paul and his wife de cide to start out for themselves. Cleo sees Paul and Connie in fervent embrace. Almost crazed by liquor and Jealousy Paul threatens Chick. The young husband accuses his wife as to a past. THE AVERAGE MAN. As I sat here-writing I wond ered what other girls did under th'a circumstances. Surely this case of mine was not unique. Perhaps the thing had happened to me earlier than to many others but the consequence must have been the same. Something had gone out of my life. Here I was with my house of cards tumbling about me . while I was buried bo deeply beneath its stifling debris of disillusion I could Bee no way of working out. 'Why didn't my mother tell me that marriage was like this? All she had done was to rail against Paul's lack of money when if she r-ould have made me understand Paul's lack of consideration of me after marriage. I never would have married him. My eyes were smarting; my throat was chocking; my mind was in chaos. ! threw myself on the sofa determined to get a little sleep when my mother stuck her tread in the door. With a groan I said "Please mother, please go hack to your room and let me see if I can get a little sleep." 'That's a nice thing to say to WHEN IN ROSEBURG STOP AT Hotel Umpqua The Umpqua Floritt Choice Cut Flowers Always Fresh Finest Quality Artistlo Floral Designs. Visit Our Oreenhouse or Csll 40 F2. I have developed a routine of demon i st rut I ve experiments in the art of psychology or telepathy, that they :can hold an audience in the thralls of wonderland for hours at a time. Such a person Is Khaym, known as the peer of all mental masters, ,'v.ho is offering at the Liberty The atre this week one of the most baf-1 fling demonstrations of mind read i reading ever seen here. I Khaym makes no claims as to , being gifted with super-natural, j super-normal powers, but lays his j success to the door of study, j In some unaccountable manner this pleasing personality can call you by name, reach your inner the river that he had drowned. The river was dragged for days until evidence of the fake was discovered. Later the boy and the convict were arrested in Iowa. Close out price on Gold Seal Con goleum rugs at Zlgler-Fee Hdw. Co. YOUNG WIFE AND MOTHER FREED OF CHARGE OF MURDER (AMocfat-M Prt Leased Wirt.) IIOQUIAM, Wash., May 16 Mrs. Uratrice Ivall, 18-year-old wJfo and mother who was arrested May 8 t most thotrpht and give a very prac-'anrt charged with the murder of Moth Time Get the clothes to us before the moths get to the clothes. i.tical answer to your problems. ' That this Is not tho revolts of concealed wire, code eytem, or confederates, id surely aen by all when Khaym gives a detailed ex pianation of his work. He claims to be a Harvard medi cal graduate who became Interest ed in mind, through several brain operation seen at a school clinic, and this this claim is well pubstan- Our Auto Will Call Phons 277 Everett llrowning, whose body was found on a hill in Lust Hoquiam, May 1, was released from the county jail at Montesano yesterday and the charge against her dismiss ed, according to announcement by T. B. Ilreuner, her attorney. Mrs. Ivall. a friend of Browning, who is known to have been In his com pany, has steadily denied knowl edge of how he came to his death. (AaoctiUd Prw LnmI Win.) PORTLAND, Ore.. May 16 Phil ip L. Hammond. Oregon City at torney. VH ArntlittMl hv fk 1nrv In thing that you call 'petting.' Ifederal court iaU yesterday of a "I distinctly remember a con- (charge of violating the bonus act. versatlon we had Just before you He was alleged to have collected ran away to get married In which ,8100 each from Joseph Mooney and you confessed to liking Charles jMary J. Mooney, parents of John Adams' kisses although you In- ,L. Mooney. who died at Camp Pre formed me vfat after you were mont. Cal., for obtaining compensa marrled to Paul such happenings jtlon from the government. The fee would cease. I am sure your hus- limit, in such cases Is set by the band would not accuse you If you government at i!3. were not guilty and he had cer- j witnesses testified that Hsm- miu ptooi. un, to tnina turn a , mond daughter of mine could descend so low! ' "Oh, put on another record, mother. I've Just about as much mond had rendered other legal services for the Mooneys. Hammond declared the charge had been brought against him for political purposes in an attempt to as I can stand from Paul tonight 'defeat him In his race for the and I can't stand any more-frem state legislature to which be was you." I elected. "Well. I told you not to marry Hammond formerly was attorney him In the first place." In Clackamas county for the bonus " That's right. You couldn't commission but was removed from possibly leare without getting In jofflce on charges of neglect of that '1 told you so' line. Why duty. urn you ten me noi to marry Paul? Was It because you thought that the moment the wedding ceremony was over, he would for get all about me whenever he came near Connie Terhune or any other pretty girl? Was it be cause you knew that he would be suspicious and mean about my actions because be knew that be was not above suspicion and meanness himself? ' . "No, you suld nothing at all to me about theBe things. You simply told me not to marry him because he was poor, and 1 knew that If he loved me and told me so and gave me the attention that he was giving me. the lack of money would mean nothing in our lives. "Mother, mother, why did you not tell me what to expect? Paul is the average young man, I am sure: You must have had some awakening even with dear old dad, for 1 know how he can swear and what contemptuously ugly thlugs he can say, when the bills come in the first of the month. "Why, even In grandmother's diary, that "Christian gentleman, Thomas,' talked to my grandmo ther as' though she had committed the unpardonable sin because she had allowed some other swain to lift her hand to his Hps as he bade her gooodhye." "Don't compare the men of to day with your father and your grandfather, Cleo." "Why not? Do you think they were any better or any worse? I don't. It Is only that I wish I know what I had to fuce. I would have gone at It very differently. I would not have nllowed myself to dream and anticipate Paul's love. I would not have allowed my pride to be hurt as I was when I saw him kissing Connie." "How do you think he felt when -he found Chirk kissing you?" mother Interrupted. "I didn't kUs him, but let me tell you and my husband some thing right now," and I raised my voice in fury, "I'm going to kiss Chick tomorrow when 1 hop off Business Essex. Is good with Hudson- SEVEN WASCO MEN FACE CHARGES OF HOMESTEAD FRAUD (amocUM Mrs Uud Win.) MAUPIN. Ore.. May 16. United States Deputy Marshal Morelock nas served warrants of arrest on the following resident of Waplnl tia Plains: O. L. Poquet, James P. Abbott, Jr., Chester Pechett, Mary Pechett, Edward (label, John Parchett and John Delco, now at Prineville. All the defendants are held under $1,001) bond each to answer charges of violation of fed eral statute for alleged "subordin ation of perjury and wrongful col lusion In obtaining homestead lands In Wasco county. Young Abbot is the son of one of Wasco County's wealthiest sheep men. Classified Section ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PAGE. FOR SALE JAPALAC, Palms and Varnishes, at roweu s mruiture to. FOR SALE lloat and trailer, 901 Military tit.,rL. 8. Kohlhagen. FOR SALE Two "roan milch cows. H. E.;olgert. Looking Glass, Ore. FOR SALBPack-and saddle horses, llcyer Bros. Phone 14F14 FOR SALE Three "quarter- bed, new. Also canned fruit. 804 Mill 8t. KOR 3 ALIO Broilers 32.60 per dot Rhode Island Reds. 1276 Pros pect St. r'Olt SalE-2 ton fl. M. C. truck in A 1 condition, also trailer. 117 Sheridan St tttudenater costs less per pound thin butter. me after coming home here and to Texas and It isn't going to he waking up everyone in the house with your disgraceful quarrel with Paul. I expect he has gone to bed drunk.' "No, he wasn't drunk beln(? a man h'e knew he could sleep and he also knew that we have a long journey before us tomorrow." "What were you quarrelling about?" "I'm not Mire that It Is not my private affair." "You haven't made it a private afalr. Neither your father nor I have been able to steep a wink since you came in and I am cer tain the servants have heard. I heard Paul accuse you of 'necking that Adams' . I suppose that is more vulgarly expressing the fame any of your sweet polite conven tional kisses either. I m going to make Chick Adams think he is in heaven at least once and I hope at the same time. It will make my husband think he's in the other place. I might just as well have the game as the name. 'Both my husband and my WEST MEDFORD IS WINNER FOR A NEW HIGH SCHOOL SITE (Asww-lateS rrtu LtaM-. Tin.! MEDFORD, Ore., May 16. riy a record breaking vote, the largest ever cast In a city election, the people of Medford yesterday select ed the Holly Street, over the Pa cific and Eastern site, for tho elec tion of the new $185,000 high school. It was a victory of West Medford over East Medford, after a week's whirlwind campaign of exceptional excitement and person al bitterness. The final vote was 1,603 for the Holly Street and 1,172 for the Pacific and Eastern, a maj ority for the former of 431 votes. FOll SALE Pord truck, good shape. Sacrifice. Terms If desir ed. Terminal Garage. FOR SALE 100 tiers old growth 16-lnch block fir. Llndblom, Dlxonvllle. SEWING MACHINES forsa!6. for rent, and repairing. Powell Fur niture Co. FORSALELToyd6aby buggy" in good condition. $12.50. Call 10-J. KOR SALE About 150 White" Leg horn chicks. May 16. 12 each. 702 Fullerton St. Phone 391-Y. FOR SALE Ford touring carrion.' condition, price reasonable, W. E. Cllngenpeel, phone 23F34. FOR SALE Guernsey-Bull il months. Will sell at reasonable price. Address "G. B." care News Review, "OAK 'TIMBER, wagon material, saw mill rolls, also 300 tiers' Oak siab, stove and heater wood, from $1.26 to $1.75 per tier. Illa hee Mill and Manufactory, Oak land, Oregon. FOR SALEnTnd6ne-halfton Republic truck; 11 Ion Chevrolet truck, to trade for cows, wood or anything I can use, C. R. Cuven der, 816 Winchester. FOR SALE Scotch Collie pups. Phone 178-J or call 547 8. Step!)' ens Bt. .... FOR SALE Broccoli plants. A No. 1 St. Valentine strain, seed raised from ow own plants. $5 per thousand, reduction on larg orders, C. G. ' Sheppard, Dixon, Tille, Oregon. . WHY YOUR HOUSE DON'T SELL Because it does uol hare oak floors. You will be surprise how cheaply you ca ncover that old unsightly soft wood flooring with "Perfection" Oak Flooring1. Sufficient to lay a room 10x13 for (10.00 Sold only by Coen Lumber Company. FOR SALE 260 acres with stock , and Implements in mineral belt In North Myrtle Creek valley; good for dairy, sheep, or stock ranch: lots of Umber, and good mill site; water right for Irrigat ing and mining. Price $tto0 cash or $2500 down, balance terms. Wm. Steuer, Buck Fork, Oregon. USED CAR BARGAINS Hupmoblle delivery $ 75 ' 1921 Ford delivery $150 1917 Dodge $100 1920 Chevrolet Touring $175 1923 Ford Touring $275 1923 Ford Touring $285 1924 Ford Coupe .$475 1924 Ford Sedan $650 Roy Catching Motor Co. Across from City Hall. Roseburg, Ore . SACRIFICE SALE Good buy foi speculation. Fine corner 2 lots, 80 f frontage on pared St- Side walks Just finished and paid for. Plain 5 room house, porcelain bath, one block- from Stephens St. near Rose school. $1150, Small payment down will handls , this bargain if taken at once. Will take part payment In rent Phone 260-L. WANTED Seen the Corona FourT On dis play at Parslow Furn.-Co. Ask for Mr. Lintott. . AMERICAN BOATS SAVE BURNING ITALIAN SHIP (AHnrfitfd Ftm. Lmmk! Wlr ) NORFOLK, Va., .May 16 Two sailors were Injured, one seriously In an explosion today aboard the Italian ship Adlge anchored off Sowell'B point. Tho explosion, be- mother who should believe In me nBved to nave' ,, cauaP(i Dy most "Cleo. Cleo. I believe In you." 1 turned to see Paul standing in the doorway In a suit of wrinkled pajamas, his hair every which way, and his arms outstretched. It was so exactly like the last act of a cheap melodrama that I laughed as mother slammed the door. PIERCE REFUSES TO SAVE LIVES 2 COOS MURDERERS MAN APPARENTLY GUILTLESS GIVEN PARDON BY PIERCE (Awnc-latcri rim IM1 Wirt.) SALEM, Ore., May 16. Hope accumulation of gas in the bunk ers, was followed by fire which was extinguished with the assis tance of a coast guard cutter and a Norfolk fire boat. Bargain In Gold Seal Congoleum rugs at Zlgler-Fee Hdw. Co. MIIKKTV TIIKATHE "The Three Musketeers" coming to the Lliierly heatre tomorrow. Is announced as the most grip ping and spertarulsr film ever produced by Douglas Kulrhanks. Hased on that universally read jclasslc by Alexander Dumas. "The lliree Musketeers, and added to tated Is seen by tntf unusual flow j of English and polished manner of j Ranees on easy we muu. v at Powells. Whether one believes or tnot. It j n is worth the time and money spent DROPS DEAD AT SHOW to see such a well presented and ' - deeply thought out production." (AMorUtM frM Lnwl Wjrr.) SALEM. Ore., May 16 'Derlar- has been abandoned for executive !lng his belief that Floyd Gauthier, clemanry for Arthur Coved and L. iserving ten years In the stale penl- W. Peare, who are sentenced to be itentlary for a statutory offense In- hanged next Friday, the former for ivoK-ing a soman In I'ninn county. Ebba Covell of Ilandon, and the terday issued Gauthier a condition- j n , . ' . rt ernhoYv lfittu- tnr th. 1.1. Il r,,rt..n Ite.lniallnr, nt rtlllen. "StUre IS BUIU IO emOOlty Both are from Coos county, t'ovel! 'ship will depend on his future con is a helpless paralvtlc and Pearce duet. The governor said that the lis an old man nearly 70. (Jover- testimony of physicians indicated payment plan nor Pierce has Instructed Warden that It would have been Impnasi- Dalrj-mple to prepare for the hang-; bio for Gambler to be the father Ings and It Is not believed the of tho woman's child and that an pleas now reaching the governor other man. Chester Burner, has Zlon Canyon, Utah, one of the moat picturesque Bpots In Amer ica. The resr.lt is that the thril ling Incidents In the picture-fights chases, stage coach hold-ups, all nave a Deautirul natural back ground of massive canyons, gla ciers and cliffs, at the Antlers Theatre tonight. I M.UKST10 TIIHATRK Helen Holmes, Anverlca's fore most stunt girl, who hesitates at nothing no matter how huzardous It may be, performed her one hundred and eighty-sixth dive from a cliff during the filming of "Rlood and Steel", which will be shown tonight at the Majestic Theatre. No horse Is too wild for Helen Hoimea to ride, no water Is too treacherous for her to swim. The story of "lllood and Steel" called for a spectacular high dire from an overhanging cllfr, into the creek below. J. P. MrGowan, di rector of the film ottered to get someone to do the trick for Miss Holmes. She would not hear of it, and by the time the camera had been set she was at the top most peak waiting for tho signal to go. . AXTI.KHH THEATRE. Good news for local film fans! "The hunderlng Herd," Para mount's celluloid version of the famous Zane Gray novel, Is head ed this way and will make its lo cal debut at the Antlers next Sun day. It Is a romantic story of the "Old West" that wlli carry one from the pavenrenls of toduy to the trails of yesterday, from the limousines of this period to the covered wagons of 1876. All tlft thrills and ndventurous action or fifty years ago live again In this glorious epic story which was (limed under the direction of Wil liam K. Howard. GENERAL BLACKSMITH IN Q and horseshoeing. All work guaranteed. Plenty room for farm ers horses. 622 Winchester SL north of auto camp. E. E. Wood rock. Prop. MEDFORD, Ore., May 16 W. A. Smith, a single man employed by a local woottvard, dropped dead last night while witnessing a per formance at Frank and King's tent :how In this city. H-art disease was given as the cause. for clemency will be heeded. BIO THEATRE DEAL " NEW YORK, May 16 Purchase of 38 theaters In N-w England owned by Olympla Theatre. Inc., was announced today by the Fa mous rlayers-Laskey Corporation. o tonlrol of the theaters will be as- Rooflng special 2 ply, only $1.65 sumed by the purchasers on July at Powells. 15 'admitted the guilt. FOOD SALE AT CARNIVAL The ladies of tho Southern M. K. chun-h will bold cooked food sales each day of th Carnival. Thursday the sale w ill be at the Twentieth Century Grocery, with salads, pies, cak'S, baked le-ans fit, sale. more thut Is adventurous, roman tic and dramatic than It has uvcr before lM-en possible to Incor porate In a film vehicle. The feats of . swordsmanship alone in this plilure urn said to be worth the price of admission. Outside and Inside white paint $2.85 a gallon at Powells. Refrigerators at Powells. ANTI.lniS THKATItl-'.. "The D.-uthwood Coach", whhh was completed recently at the Fox West Coaet .Studios, Is the great est Wesiern picture in which Tom Mix has'ever been sturp-d, acrord Ing to officials of Fox Film Cor poration who have viewed this production. Most of tho scenes for "The Dnndwood Coiu-h," were taken I'l COSTLY FIRE AT TROUTDALE (AiwK-lalmi rrM Win. PORTLAND. Ore., May 16 Loss estimated between $7.".nno and $1011.0011 was caused by fire which burned several business houses and residences at Troutdale, a sub urb on the Handy Iloulevard, late yesterday. A spark lynlted the roof of John Larson's garage, and a high wind quickly spnad the flames to hulidlniis In tho block. A fire engine from portlund pump ed water from Ihe Siindy river and fire fiKhters from Gresham aided In checking the blaze. 400 gallon Fairbanks ehctrlc pumping plant at cnt. Zlrrler-Fee. TUBBY YOU OUGHT TO .Insure Your Auto For Automobile Insurance AH coverages Ve are at your service G. U'. YOUNG & SON INSURANCE 116 Cass St. Phone 417 THAT MIGHT BE A RE AL SHOST VOE SANA! IN THE OLE 1 HAUNTED- HOUSE UP ON GOAT HILL AsjT MEBBE ITS OoLY A FAKE OR DEAD OME OA) . AteOLstfT THAT IT NEVE It MOVFS. I DON'T CAEE WHICH OT I KM GONNA 60 OP THERE AW CATCH VT ! 3-.it The Mystery is Solved. By WINNER BEEN TEAtHlW fcg-. - Wl 'l 3HtF ( GONNA THIS WICK ( x-q GETV I GOT H ! ) tHATAKOV iTri-' ) t&6, ITS VKlVi zzr I IM THERE AW CETVT ALL K . ...TjlV HANK 8P1MG) gZ. V A 0) E SHIRT ' 7-"- - ( TANSLED OP UIVTHTHAT F N HAWK.- "T I nurnp VWLCHlKiy Zfryft. wMmi Mmm HOUSEKEEPER N. Jackson St. WANTED 1137 WANTED Married man tor farm work at the Overland Orchards. Wife to take some boarder. House, wood, water and light furnished. Chance for both to earn. Phone Sl-FS between 12 and 1 or evenings. WANTED-Help. One carpetfter experienced in moving buildings. One bucker experienced in white cedar. One logging teamster ex perienced on rough ground. Don't apply unless your top notch. Two men and one team to contract in . moving dirt A. U Houghtallng, Rock Creek, 20 mi. east of Myr tle foinu FOR RENT 1 i FOR RENT 6 room modern hous w ith garage. 627 Short St. FOR RENT DesirableTiousekeep- lng apartments. Phone 202-L. FOR RENT Furnished up-to-datt apt., with garage. J28 Pltxer St SHEEP TO'LET out onshares7ln- quire of T. M. Olllvant, 842 South Pine 8t. or phone 76-Y. j MISCELLANEOUS - MARCEL and bob curl, 75c, hair cut and curl 60c. Phone 67-Y. S31So. Main.Mrs. Amy Rogers, CAR OWNER lion't forget ' U call 663 when in need ot ante' parts. Barff'l Auto Wrekta House. RlRTI&Three-fourth ton He public truck, pneumatic tires, for light touring car, Rt 2 Dox 87 A. Phone 44F2. Roseburg, Ore. THEORAND BEAUTY SHOP. Phone appointments for Carnival Week early. Miss Quackenbush will assist Phone 306. TO-EXCHANGE'iTc-rants Pass; E room house, garage, 2 acres ground, fruit berries and garden under Irrigation, fine view ot city and valley, 8 blocks from1 main street for Roseburg prop erty. Addresa Exchange, care News-Review. TO TRADE My equity $11500 In 820 acre general farm, 16 miles from Lewlston, Idaho, In wheat belt for equipped farm in Doug las o. Will take or give mort gage to balance. Lewlston conter of greatest present development In west Chas. C. Miles. Myrtle Creek, Ore. LAUNDRT kids I I r I You'ut FIND VJE I SERVE THE PUBLIC VIE U- Trt tY UK6 OUR. WORK were ntae to Teuu-i H The finger of public ser vice poluts to us with lrl.l". Il Indlrstea the laundry where the family's clothes and purse will be treated with the proper consideration. Sanitary methods and courteous service prevail here. Roteburg Steam Laundry PnA 7t Roseburg, Ore.