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Newspaper Page TextFOUR ROSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW. TUESDAY. JULY 28. 1925. mm a YOU WANT SECURITY for your valu.'ilili a ami you know Mial tbcy bio prott'L-ti'U aKuiiirft loiifi by (Ire or tin tt wIii d you put Ihvni In our Safe Ik-poalt Vault. A pri vate lock box here reuu for l.uu and up per year. TheRosebuigNalional Bank Rosebur,Ore Ifxlll AUTO POLO WILL ijl "wiet SklS-! FOR TUF FlRMFRfl T IT I1FI100 ssa Clii&ien Auto polo, auto ruh ball, uixi auto raKH ball, the mosJ exeitiiiK ami llinllinK of all poi is, will be wlinvKbfd In Kosebuig tonight for the liiMt lime. The Gasoline Alley Contains the valuable muscle Amusement Company, of Jtedondo and bone forming elements found Heaeh California, are brliijriiig lx jn the graill and eAvhole milk, of their auto polo cam to thin city t-- -v..,. tonight, and will taK an exhibl-1 ISCS. PWj iist children, tion hi laurel wood field, under thu 1 Nutritious and easily assimilated. MA.W COIXWiF,. IXTIJt- EtfTKII IX I'MVKUSITV WOItM ( ICi isi;. NKW YORK, July 28. With . few exceptions, every state In the Union has furnished registrations for the University trip around the world, starting October 3, under the ausplceB of New York Uni versity In cooperation with other universities and colleges. Next to New York, Missouri baa more registrations so far than any other state. The steamship university Is planned to include 450 American students with a faculty of 40 pro fessors. More than 1,200 instruc tors offered their services as members of the teaching staff. The following will be the officers ..of administration for the cruise: President, Dr. Charles T. Thwlg. presldent-eTierltuH, Western He serve I'nlvorsity; dean, Ijr. J amen E. laugh of New York 1'nlvernity; executive dean, l)r. Albert K. Meckel of' the Cnlversity of Mis souil, and Dr. William Kdwln HalKh of the British Medical unit, league of Nation, who will have charge of physical welfare. On the teaching Ktaff, L'5 universities and collegeH are represented. A feature of the eight months' cruise will be the issuance of a daily paper In cooperation with 50 newspapers from different slates in the country. .Students and faculty members will edit tho "on board" editions with the home papers publishing facsimiles. Free craniccase service at the Terminal garage. We have the popular nils. auspices of the local Kiwanis club. Thu sports will start at 7 o'clock. j All proceeds are to be given to the ooy scout camp lunu, aim im; scouts now in town are to aid in handling the crowd at the field to night. All scouts in uniform will be admitted to the grounds free of charge.. Due to misunderstanding a number of people visited thu lield last night, thinking that the games were to bo played then. The management of the show to day expressed their appreciation to thoae who came out, and pro mises a real show tonight. Two new members came in tills morn ing to join the aggregation, it ay Hanson of Wahoo, Nebraska, and Charles Luster, or Oklahoma City. Hanson will ride with Todd Jlendrkkson of Chicago, which will make that team one to he reckoned with at every start of the flag. Luster will drive for Count Sakudu, completing another strong team. While ".Smiling" lousier is me youngest nriver in . the game, he has the reputation of talcing a chance where other drivers make a swing. As the I program Is all net, the drivers i and riders that will play are as ' follows: I Car No. 1 Todd llendricknon, Prepared at homo by stirring the pow- drr in hot or cola water, No cooking. placed the silk hr.r, the4tift ihirt and the dress suit. The rei;al boxes formerly occupied by the Czar and his family are now crowded nightly with the proletariat. The scenery and petting of the ballet, as produced In .Moscow and Petrograd, are on a KUperb scale, and ate as great a delight to the eye a the wonderful orchestral music 1h to the ear. ICE TEA 61PPERS 5c (Jet lie tea sippers at Chit's, 5c. Come In different color glass. NOT FDR SALE- There may be dealers who have more Used Cars for, sale, but there aren't any who have better. When we can't find good Used Cars to sell, we sjfmply don't sell. J. O. NEWLAND & SON m Dodgo lirothers Dealers ROSEBUnO, ORE. PHONE 453 D0D6& Brothers Dealers sell Bood used cars USED CARS One 1916 Dodge Touring One 1922 Dodge Touring One 1923 Dodge Touring One 1923 Ford Touring One 1924 Ford Touring One I -ton Ford Truck $185 ..,.$475 $650 $300 $325 $350 J. O. NEWLAND & SON Dodge Brothers Cars and Cruliam Trucks E il t Awriatr-'I Trent I. - TVfre. SAI.KM, (ire., July I'S. Com plaining that people are every year stealing and carrying away his railroad equipment. W. S. Bar num has applied to the public serv- Chicago. driver; Hay Hanson. Wa- j disniilht,e fivi..mn(! !ilIH uf rail. boo. Neb., pluyer. I WHV i,I.,w.1 i(1f,irii .-.mi in,.in- j ( Wx-iatcd I'D I2M-d Win) ! SWAMPSCOTT. SUi.., July 2. ,- A diMiitiiou of the agricultural 'Munition b iwoen l'i evident Cuol iii!i;e and rout; re ssional leaders, who are visiting White Court for conf rences lias revealed a general nfreeiiient lhat legislation in tht it xt congress should b. liruiied to t i:ai tnient of a co-operaiivi mar K' tfng bill. This li ilie main rec oi:iiinuiIution of the president's ; ni iculture conferences remaining .to be translated inio law. I I'reMdtnt Coolide favors pass age of a co-op' rative ni--'.rke!iiig : iii.'jsun;, alihouh he Is of the ni'ininn, it would b- best for con--r Ms to work out ih" dftaii. S n ;ihr Curtis of Kau.is, the repub lican leader, w b n here a week .iKo, tx pressed tiie view that f;irm- rs coulJ bo best ai'I 1 by nrour- ; agin co-opera:.i e markeiiiu'. 'ibis opinion was also t-x pressed ye-U'iday by l:ejie.ni;nive I ur- , nll of Indian.!, ranking repuuli:.a r.r ihe hou.ie agiicultural commit tee who called on the president. It. -porting to the executive that ji.-iriti'TM of the Midtllewest were ' i n joying prosperity with good ifiicts in prospect for their crops, Jje said he bedt-ved the attention of congress should be -nierud on ci ,-opernlive marketing. In the last congress he chain j . toned the passage of the McNary-Haugen designed tti encourage export ation of surplus grain, but appar ently has abanooned bis adocacy of the measure. thang hi the status of tfae pro posal which thus far has been con fined to preliminary and rather in definite suggestions from tbe ad ministration that it would make an effort to have a conference called whenever there appeared to be any likelihood of its going through to a tfucceslul termination. It was reiterated at White Court that President Coolidge while hopeful that another arma ment conference can be called, in tonds to bide bis time until Ku ropeau conditions beconu as sta ble as possible. He realize a that there probably never will be per fect conditions for another con ference, but he believes no good could came from any etlort to bold one until the situatiou abroad is hucii as to cive thu inuiiHniHnt the largest possible promise of being successful. One development after another In Europe, all designed to restore order aud friendly relations, has served to postpone action upon the part of the Washington gov ernment. President Coolidge did not want to inject thu armament (uestion Into thu 'Dawes plan, during this formulation and thought It inadvisable to press his proposal while the plan was be ing put In operation he decided it would to to hold his proposal in abeyance during the Geneva aruii conference and now id of the opinion that action would await the putting inlo el'tect of the security agreement. The security pact, in the pre-j sioeiu a opinion, m no way dis poses of the armament question and the field U lett open tor. dis cussion of this question us an in ternational question in which the I'nited States would take a lead ing part. Why Fuss ? WITH OUT-OF-DATE METHODS? The SAVAGE Is the only washer that washes and . dries the clotlies ready for the line without a wringer. it saves labor aud wear on your garments. Ask us for a Demonstration In your home, and you'll see LoV SOLD ON EASY TERMS EVrkiU,- T?rsUmrtr. Phone The Terminal most complete rings hp town. Oarage has the stock of piston Oklahoma City, driver; Count Sa kudu, Kcdundo Peach, California, player. Car No. f Chariest Nels, I-oh Angeles, driver; Will Gray, Den ver, player. Car No. ti Men Fortune, Okla homa City, driver; Slim Rider, Chicago, player. Each driver will nvc a relief car, so that there will be machines In action at all times. The games will start ut 7 o'clock tonight. Parking space will be provided, around the court. For prompt taxi service, city or country trips, Phone 44. ville. The people of Jacksonville I recently protested at tbe proposed abandonment. i Cook witn gas. WHrAKtb Majestic Theatre ; "I.oft-a Wiro," a William di Millc production fop Paramount, j which will be tliown toniKht 'at j ilic Majestic theatre. Is r etory of a HOME PRODUCT SHOWPLANSARE on mp rnDBirn ulmvu rimivoi Taylor-maae concrete u gooa con crete. Tel. 225-R. T Committee Desires Showing of Home Manufactured Products. rMH-ut'-l Pr.-w Win-.) NEW YORK, July 2S. An unoc cupied "radio automobile" con trolled by Ihe telegraph key of a 1 wireless tiriMnitter in another car J zig zagged a tortuous path through J Fourth avenue's dense traffic lut-' 'yesterday aud afier narrowly cscap j i'ig numerous collisions. Mnasned j into a parked car near 47lh Mr -: .. ! It was headed for the show win Uiow of a candy shop when ihe ii,- BULLET SUFFERS LITTLE AS RESULT ' or nrnni HTindi '"",r J""1,'"'1 '" ""' ir'1 llr rlrll!! Illllll i ""''iiik raillo' lipe'ralo r "for 't'lic ai Ul IILIUt-J I IU1I cUletit but ileclareil the experit-'. lit i was a nuccesn. j to colutuct hi: more tiecluileil I'olii-i' waiucil Li experiments ill pot. MOSCOW. July ". f.. P.) Tho Jtusslan ballet Btand.4 in "the; ,. " rront row" amoiiK tho pleasint; , " ran K''1 r''lliieement Parts thin of life that havo urvtvl ' ' ' " l-tnnml Baras.'. the HoUhevik revolution. 11 la Reduced Fares to CALIFORNIA Save nioney. Oct more fur your travel fun Js. Ik-nc-fit by these low tuunJtrip excursion fares. $ 31.75 $ 54.00 r.mnJtripto rounjtripto San Francisco Los A ngclcs Return limit October 31, 1925 Four ropul.ir trains ecry Jay o er ticnic Shasta Route For reservations, schedules m.l u!I iiioniititiun, ask aent Southern Pacific Lines L B. MOO:, General Ai;cnt Phrro 11. Hoburg, Oregon form of entertainment that bright ens up the otherwise sombre pic ture which ihe visitor finds In Sov iet Itussta. As an ait the ballet has sutler-d but little as a result of the great 11(17 upheaal which prol'iiuudly affected every form of social acltviiy. Itealmng its Kieat public popularity, the Hnlhe iks have fostereil and subsidised the ballet, niaUnn an eilinest eflnrt to iiMiinMtu it ut its old Manduid. AlihoiiKh the ballet was devetoi cd and perfected in Kiame, il rinds its highest expres.sinn in Kussia. For 2on years (lie Kussians have concentrated on this form of danc ing, with the result thai the Rus sian pantomime and "ballot d ac tion" havo no equal anywhere in the world. It is true that SovUt Kussla cannot boast of the brilliant j ballet dancers of other days many of ih in are now abroad but j the htate ballet school In Moscow is kept up to lis former hih stand ards and traditions and eaeh .season 1 M'ores of highly trained Pallet dancers are adde1 to the tiioiu.s al ihe National Theatre, The Male balb t school is one of , Ihe most Interesting and fascinat-1 iiiK dares in liusiH. It Is Ihe na tional "nursery' of the liussian j balhl. Here bos aud girls, from; seven to sixteen )ers old, aro j trained in all the grai-eful motions ;f the bwty and e t. 'I hey are t nio.'t'y ihe children of prott f-ional or theallb al p ople. The ballet b tontd're') a "boui neotsie' trif-titu-j Hon. Then (ore. it does not at- I t r art Ihe children ol the proletariat. It require from ten to years j to make a perfect balbt darner, pupils giving from thiee to m hours a day to drill and praettie. Cen Ioiik after a bnlbi dancer has h-i time a (ull lb di;ed h rioniu r on Ihe x I ii k e . nhe puts In (hl-eO lo four hour pr.iclice at the ballet seluml eety day. Miidam Helier. Kusla's pi eniMMe "hiilb i ina." m ho is now mi ai;k mi;i;i;. It. H Wright, and S. I'a-.u of Portland ami Salem, repie-ent-Iiik the state highway departnieir. and K. Kelley, of the Itur- :tti of Pul'tir U'ywds, spent lai In Kosetturg. atul p-tt this morn ing for aMirvej mid inspei-i i n of road work being done m ilns sectiini. They are looking nwr tin- projeetM in whii h Ihe st;iio and fin eminent are joint ly m tenisted. n PANAMA MARSHAL NAMED. SALKM. Ore., July 2S.Thu fol lowing opinions were handed down by the supremo court today: J. L. 1'ulktvibek vs. lianker's Mortagp Corporation, appellant: , appeal from Multnomah county: ! young American w hose fondness x " "i""1 ,ulillttl-1 ",r "l,e lor gambling wins, then lopa a) sawmill equipment. Opinion by .beautiful girl bride and eventually Jl,s,,rM ,tand- Ju,e w- N'- Outeus wins her bark. jutfirnied. j Adolpho Menjou. Greta Nisscn ! William Qulgloy vs. Multnomah land Robert Agnew are featured in ' Alotor company, def. ndunt, and 'the cast of tht- picture, which is Lun:b-rmon's Tiust company, up- an adaptation by t iara lU ranger ! I"'llan : ai-Pl from Multnomah of Aifred Savoir'a staw hit, "lian-i ro,ir,l" artion to recover money. ;o," which in turn was adapted j Opinion by Justice Hand. Judge from tho French by Clare Kruin- J,-nna-' Hossman reversed. m-r. . KdwarU J. We.u vs. Stale Indus- i Menjou, as Tony Hamilton, bet-',rial Accident Commission, appel ; ter know n as 4Hel-a-Thou:uid' i 'ant ; appeal from Tillamook coun , Tony, meets Charlotte iiamiolph i npptal from decision of cum '(.Miss Nissen) at a fashionable ho-1 mission allowing compeusaiion. tel in Fiance. He is Mrurk by her; Opinion by Justice litown. Judj;e beauty. Hamilton learns that heri'Ii-orge It. Itagley ai'fiimed. j title-hunting mother has managed) State of Oregon vs. Allen Mr I to grt her engaged to a sen tier- j Ijireii, tt. al, aipelhinis; appeal 'brained duke. True to form, 'i'onyflioiu Claekama county: appeal bets friends that (die does not from conviction of a statutory of : many tho duke and goes further fense and suit once to peniten- than that he bets five thousand 1 ifary. Opinion by Justice Cos-how, that he marries ner himself that Judire J. t. Campbell, affirmed, 've;-)' ni.;ht. In the matter of the guardinn- and wi 'II leave il to the picture ship of Kiizalteth K. Watt, an al- !to reveal how lie m;.kes out. . 1 b gt d incompetent. Cora J. llol- 'man, et al vs. KlizabejU V. Watt. Antler Theatre j appellant; appeal from Marion Constaneo Taluitidge puts lots of county; appeal from .crder "ermit 4fun and pep in her new film. "The ting guardian. Opinion bv Justice Goldfish." In the Mm Consume ; t o-diow. Judge George (,. Uing , has three iiusbands, and unHke ham affirmed. most women she cnitt get rui ot Jose.di Delsman. aniwdlant. vs. INVITE GRANGERS John Alexander, Master of Pomona Grange, to Urge All Communities to Participate. are embedded the footprints of a pre historic animal believed to be a tyrnnnosaurus, the fiercest of Ihe carnivorous dinosaurs which roam ed the earth millions of years ago, have been found in the Panther coal mine in Carbon county, Vtah. The find was made several thous and feet underground. The tyrannosaurus is believed lo have been 47 feet long and 18 to 20 feet high when erect, with a tail like a lizard. Heat with gas. BRANCH LINE S. P. INTO FOREST TALKED (ciattd Pre Lciaed Wire.) BKNJVOre.. July 28. A South ern Pacific branch line into the fir belt of the McKennie slope, in tho Deschutes National Forest, is considered probable by Robert K. Strahorn, builder of railroads, who is h"re with a party ot Southern Pacific officials. Srrahorn said the purpose of the visit was to get data on the poss ible tonnage in the Klamath coim- , try. The party expects to be bre four or five days. They have con fered with Deschutes National Forest officials. Other members of the party of Southern Pacific officials jn Bend The committee which Is making nru: J. H. Dyer, general manager; arrangements for tho sucoud an-: Russell Chase, assistant chief en nuat homo products show, to be!ineer: N. H. Bngue. chief cugl held iu Roseburg on September i net r of the Oregon, California and r, 25 and 20, met yekiurduy af--Eastern; James Miller, district ternoon at the Chamber ot Com-'freight and passenger agent, and mei ce oil ice, aud spout teevural hours in a discussion of the plans. Generally, tho plan' to be fol lowed will be similar to last year, but it is hoped to have greater participation und a bigger show than ever before. The snow this ear will include not, only land p rod uc is, but will also take in home manufactured goods as well, it being desired to make the ex- C. Bruce, timber expert of the Southern Pacific. Heat with gas. STINNES BRANCH PARAGUAY ASUNCION, Paraguay, July 2i. (A. P.) The Hugo Siinnes Com pany of Germany has established a branch house in Paraguay. Busi ness conditions throughout tho hibiliou a complete airplay of the country are reported to be improv- acuial products of the county. ing rapidly. J. F. Parker and A. J. Lilburn Official estimates place the cot ware nppninted by the i-oimuitlee ' tnn crP at more tIian MUO toni to aid O. M.'ilerrie. a member of t Ms year. Hi! general committee in securing about keeps SWA MPSCOTT. Irwn M. Lie. ei. was appointed tod Maitdml for the suet et ding resigned. Mass., Ju' of I), s Me V I'nited S I'.ui.uua t vs. A'nericnri Life company, appelant ; np- i peal from Multnomah county; con troversy over contract between ayeiit and company. Opinion by Justice Iturnelt. Judye C. M. one. nonr. SAVE -with SAFETY Zy Ite.gTjri.'aitmgawi DRUCSTOa MILK OF MAGNESIA TOOTH PASTE night 1 1 hem even w hen she nets a divorce. ; jiH1 d. WMcox, et al; apiieal from i nere s an liiiriguiiig fOTneLnirig Mulinoinah countv: hihi,,!! from U character which just'decne allowing ju,!Kuie:it. Op'.n busbwnd Hanging around ,m i,v i(,Kii(.(. Cnslmu- c iUiid when; liny are uinvnt-'TiaK-Wi s'tapletnn afrirmed. D' ens or wotiei oes - iney m h k Lew Wallaw , around and oner soviet- alter the insurance ; manner of perteel husoamls. j It's really pretty lever to be jnble t) do il. So many men re:tly resent being divorced - for no par- ......... ......... cm. n iiiomas reversed and case ! one else ol lers a nicer residence , inan,i,., ... I" . . x- Oswald West vs. Cons IN- i.oiuilMl, l-ll. Si i,oioilltl . Unnt- a....,.-.! ft-,,,.. I..,. Iv'Mf'l fill tit ei.lt. ..t i.Mur,,. Opinion by Justice Mean. ii it ii.. i f.-.- i : Agues Hurge, ft al. apln'llaiU; A peal from t illamook c 'tmiy; ac lion of ejecimetii ; opinion by Jus ;ilte lte;m. Judge Oeoige 1. J:m- i ii.l .I,,,, ,, " aiiiimeu. r. The theme1. Unh y Auto .-ompany tho cooperation of the munufac- turers of the county. Although preference is to be given to the agricultural products, It is believ ed that there will be ample space lor a large showing of manufac tured goods, and it is hoped that every local industry will be re presented in some way. John Alexander, a member ot the general committee, is endeav onlig to work up the interest of l lie various communities of the county in the agricultural display. .Mr. Alexander is .Muster ol the Pomona (J range, and will work largely through the granges of the couuiy, and hopes to have every one of these organizations represented. Communities, how- Fill in your broccoli ield with hand planter. The extra plants re, quire no additional care and should b all profit. We have hand plant ers in stock for 6.25. Wharton Bros. DREW RESIDENTS WED SATURDAY AFTERNOON picture is now (Antlers theatre. punt v ; v fees. Jude A very quiet wedding ceremony was performed Saturday afternoon at 5 o'clock, when Miss Gladys Harrow, of Drew, became the bride of John Freeman, ulso of Drew, at the Baptist parsonage. The cere mony was performed by Rev. II. L. Caldwell, among only necessary witnesses. Mr. and. Mrs. Free man left for points in California ever, which have no grange will j and will probably make their hoi not be burred, and are urged to j in that state, arrange for participation in the Q show. Tim invitation to I to re presented is open to all granges and producing communities iu ihe county, and these sponsoring the affair, are very hopetul that the proper support may be given. Several community fairs will bo held earlier iit thu MONUMENT TO BUS- ONI IS UNVEILED BKRMNV July 2.X. (A. P.) A sepulchral monument for the late Ferruccio Busoni was unveiled at the cemetery of Srhoenehere rv. lllOUth, Undlcentlv. Th imnr8iv rprnmnnv ..... iMfli o. ....- jL...M4?i t-A- .was conducted under the iiecieii in oe orotic ni io Kosenure tilide 1 When "lUack Litlii mng' comes 'the the Liberty O'heatre. oc;il de i volee of the bigue-t and best pic tures will find it an exceptionally i intereH in and thrilling titory of ; love and adxenlurc ' devotion to Ms masi uf "Mlack l.ighiiuiiE" is told l-i in id colorful siirrmindiucs and staged in a most natural und pic- turesijue manner down in the hills of Kentucky. The cast, truly an n!l-Mar one, . bus "Thunder" The Marvel log iiit it sr Mar, and Cl.ira Bow, well 'known lo screen lover, pl.t u tr 'the bad i nc feminine role. M iss j How tor tiie hri-t tlnif in her t career will be seen in role far from Ho- uual fLipper. jazy type j id wnnn M;e is Kii.nvn io ui.'us- hiids of admirers, i At the Liberty Theatre Tinir-t- a us pices of the Academy of Fine Arts and many admirers of the great musi cian attended. ap- BARRETTES A. O. .larkson, appellant ; app. at from ' Multnomah county; suit to fore ; clo e rondititmal .-ah-s conflict. Opinion hy Justice B1 an. Julge jWiilter H. Kvaus affiiiiod. j Petition for rehearitu: denied in states ex lei A.umeda Consolidat !ed Mines. urfangiuv for their an- iiiml community lair on Ihe l':ird f Septemter, aud will moe tlieir display to Kosehurg the follow ing day. Plans for entertainment In cin- noctlon with the show have not J jet 'been worked out, ' hut will' hoou be taken up by tiie commit- i '. I B costs less to Install a Myers o 'electric water system than it dons FOOTPRINTS OF PREHISTORIC j to put in a tower and tank. Be MONSTER EMBEDDED IN COAL , sides you always have fresh water j direct from the well. Let us fig- SALT LA KK CITY, July ?x. ( . iu,. on your water system. Wliar P. Un:' pit res of coal fn which 'inn Bios. Big pew line of barretles just in at Carr's. Big value inc. lie, 35c, and 0oc styles: Also fancy combs. For concrete work call Tnvlor. WWWmotMWMMMMMMMMMMHM trt N'o l-'linr Sr Tel v.-U T day and Friday. Stationery t-peciafc Splendid val- I ues. While ! Crocker. ee.: pii t ! ... v v. h C m I thi'' last. tjc. l.lnyil SJ : y.-aii. ol.l. I ml.iblr ,.im... y CLPIifilTV UfPT IC In '!nH,'''U'Alihm!'rii' Inni' 'I-" I V'j On uLuUllHI I f,U I I'J Inn l.i k. n.Tiilly i,iunl". - ih.' , 'kS' OJC i SftS: ! BISIilEdlEEO 1 ow n .iiateitiem. to utu iiuhmik o civ pi at 1 1 e a 'id rehear .-al for foi ty . years. ! All file popular tai'.ets and t it;-toinime- of the o;, days " I'tie I SI' 'e pine H mif ." ' l he Hun II , ba k Ibu ! ui.tn". "I he S an j I Jke", ""Cot -.ill " - lire proilll ed ' I'-cuUi ly t i tie ni iortal tin ;tiie 'I he Mii.i!; i;i:he of the nohlb ' l: !.-'' I in y and the veal' liter jC'a-e-t ti;H ih'- ballet mm h 1 of In to-m- r h' lHiaticy. t ow aie n plMte.i p wn!i.rs and ! union no in he; il,ii hi a m n i h ket ut reduced prue. Biat k flin ts. t d , jUet aud homespun garb 1mv d;. Roitburg Mot Temporary Relief But CURE PILES or other Rctfal or Colon ailments ehoiiui not re exneri- " ..v. ri i i i i : l ' SHINGLES We have a car of freshly cut Shingles of the very best quality Call us for prices before buying elsewhere. COEN LUMBER CO. I'ijiine 11 ! -1 r. I w .ins Co t- i r!i uiv! !i ,im an la-:e in Mi" t:ion'h. tiit. la- tiady ue Tk S.&SjU Sturm NATHAN FUULERTON Oregon ' SWA V I'SCOT I". M..hj . Jul- C Cor.tuun.ane.- of t ! - - Ku!o.t;en i . li-y ..icl. h: i he e'Miuori of Pi .ei t Cool'.dti Wi-'li.l !.iv u J,.:; tion f v Tuiili'-r e"-i-m.iiiit vt. I'etdlIi'd rejuim ihe pi ' dept h.td uiei t;p hove for JITio' , ii) ;ii.inie:il 4 o:;ei c-ce i p- i I lo-).!) nf ihe summer Wlnie liiv-e. Iihouh it wut pi'in'' d oni ih: i nond'tio'iji in K-.rope are r vt piopi; i'"!! for I m : i ,-i i - j a ...:nte Uiove for a conf re:,ce It a ita:ed there hid been do t merited wif h- Tbry sfuxjij irui can be prrmtncntiy CURED by my norxurgi cat method. Frnd tcxiay for my FREE BOOK con taining corei of vohtntarv tcitimoruib from ptticrt,K-me ot w hom hd futf- : errJ 20 yean and had ntcd even kind pf drug And ticsTmcnt Keaiitar.dyou wui retterun.ifTtrind why 1 can a:e a Wrin-n iuif antrr to CI HK Tour PiU or rctund your ice DLAN. M D.lnr H)kiuo Oil cts. si atxiz urrxtt 0 ITtlArt i --t: N CTM ANO PlINi -" ' ": :--'rrTi am OS I MOVING Furnlturo receive! t!i ut niot care and sttentlon in our hand. Our vans aie frwHtailv padded and equip d for the trans poitatvn of futnitur to anv part of the city or phi rnnnrllnz. W Aim to Pltass" H.S. PRENCH TRAhSftfi AND STOPACE CQ. Phont 220 p Phont 220 . m 9