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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS REVIEW. MONDAY. AUGUST 24,' 1925. ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW Issued Dally Exc.pt 6undy by Th Nwa-3evlw Ca.. Inc. B. W. BATKS IlEKT U. HATES- ..Presldent and Manager Secretary-Treasurer .Entered aa second class matter May 17, 1920, at the post office at Host-bum. Ort'Kon, under the Act of March 2. 1879. - SUBSCRIPTION RATES DsUy, per year, by Uaily, six months, by mall- bally, tbree mon'ha. by mail. liail)', single month, by mall. Dally, by carrier, per month- .Weekly Kews-Uevlew, by mall, per year- -MOO Z.uu . 1.U0 - ft . .to Z.vu PRUNE a ftfsss, IH5 PICK Mtmhrr mt The AMocfatr Prcaa. Tha Associated frssi Is exclusively entitled tu the use for republt cation of all news dispatches credited to It or not olherwlse credited in tnis paper ana to ail local nuws publlslied aereln. All ritfbta Vl re PUDiicaiion oi special aispeicnee nerein are also reserve!. ROSIBURC, OREGON, MONDAY, AUGUST 24, 1925 REAL NEWSSERVICE. The superiority of the Associated Tress leased wire ser vice furnished to readers of The Daily News-Review is dem onstrated in its every issue, but frequently this fact is em phasized by an occurrence of extraordinary interest, as in the case of the capture of Tom Murray, the escaped Oregon convict. The News-Review gave the announcement of this event in its columns 12 hours in advance of any other paper to reach ho city, and coupled with it were the details of the ''-.aie c I'.i.s two fellow fugitives which terminated in their " .v.i on Sunday our non-publication date and which was bulletined to the public on our office windows.'' The News-Review will continue to give its readers the subsequent chapters of the case of these convicts to its con clusion with its usual advance margin of hours, together With all current happenings of the world that are worth heralding. It matters not in what particular subject you are most interested the termination of the worthless lives of the three convicts, the daily quotations in the leading coast markets, the coming session of congress, the world's cham pionship baseball series, or everything in general the News Review will be first with the details in this city and county. If you are not already a subscriber, become ole. Don't wait till the other fellow gets through reading his own copy cr trudge up town in the evening to buy one when you're tired from the day's work. The price delivered to you by city carrier amounts to less than 2 cents a day; by mail it's slightly over one cent a day. Why delay longer? The bar gain advertisements alone, if heeded, will save you many tiivs that amount. o REACH THE END OF THE ROPE. Recaptured without the slightest semblance of physical ' resistance, in striking contrast to the bloodshed that attend ed their escape, Murray the braggart, Kelly the rat and Wil los the sheik, are back in the state penitentiary waiting for the gallows to send them to join Oregon Jones for the final accounting of their miserable lives. Two of them had de clared they would not be taken alive and the third avowed he would poison himself rather than submit to capture. In the flush of the early part of their escapade the trio may Iiave been willing to lay down their lives in preference to further incarceration behind prison walls with the scaffold In the offing;' but ten days and nights of ceaseless skulking dlid the terrible nerve tension bom of the fear that at any moment the crack of a gun would sound their death knell, finally had its effect. "When the test came their previous de termination to die "with their boots on" was goiie. Kelly and Willos, looking into the muzzles of four rifles, surrend ered without hesitation. ' Murray, the accredited "brains" and "bad man" of the outfit, after having out-smarted posses and detectives, allowed himself to be trapped'by a vagrant moron, nnd gave up without a struggle. The law will now have its inning. It always does sooner or later. Lax prison discipline and incompetent officials gave these desperadoes tlio advantage at the start, but inevitable fate overcame the handicap and now nothing remains but for the gallows to exact the final expiation. . o The theory advanced by criminologists for many years past that an operation on the brain would banish criminal tendencies was not borne out in the case of a youth in SI. Paul, Minn., who confessed to the police that he committed four robberies last week. In 1912, a judge ordered an opera tion on the boy, then 17 years old, in an effort to remove pressure from his brain on the theory that it caused him to ileal. After the operation, his personality was said to have Changed completely nnd he was given a full pardon. In 192.! hC suffered headaches and the surgeon who performed the first operation then removed the silver plate placed in his skull. Since then, he paid ho has had 20 spells when his mind went blank. Just another fine theory bubble pricked ly demonstration. Operations on habitual criminals are advisable, however, but not on the brain. The filing at Salem Saturday last of articles of incor poration for a $010,000 linen mill in that city, with less than $100,000 worth of the stock remaining to be sold, assures the establishment of the industry there and may ultimately prove n boon to this county if the growing of flax develops oa a large scale. The nearness of Salem to this county would provide a convenient marketing point for flax, ami if assurance of handling it there can be obtained it will doubt less stimulate efforts to raise it in profitable quantities in this locality. BY tsERTo. DATES GOOD EVENING FOLKS Ya 'member That day last month When the Thermometer Registered 100 m J fa DUMBELL DORA THINKS A landing field Is a skatin' rink. "!' Now that the three blood thirsty convicts are back waitin' to be hung we await news that some fe male organization of wet sob-eis-ters up in the metrop has issued an appeal to the guv. to save the kil lers from stretchin' the hemp. J The balmy atmosphere today made us start searchin' the cedar chest for the red flannels. They may rename the auto park Lumbago" in the back. f" FROM MY WINDOW With Joy I sit at my window sill No Excuse for Going Hungry The Delicatessen is here to help Housewives, Campers, Tourists Everybody to Provide Plenty to Eat. Famous Mt. Nebo Chicken Tamales Fresh Potato Chips Daily Hot Bread Every Noon. TUESDAY SPECIALS Roast Pork, Cieamed Chicken with Noodles, Custard and Raspberry Pies. VOSBURGH & WIARD Fancy Grocers Phone 5 1 S WaWfolfra want Most HAf- -I-' 1 V in a wasner r of t ti let city, hi) ( former muyor, because it has a creek ' 1" an Interview today described tint belief IIh which he believes will uctnully uccruo to It use burg Iron, the completion of the Na tron rut-off lint'. Mr. ItJce says: " W h ill H r idu I hu hln t run j-n t-iif t -n waim ino wimmen go oy until :,., , Itonolmrti? The foreman's voice rings loud and j "it Im whut we have been look shrill, jnf? frward to for eeverul ynara. "Git busy on that colyum!" We huvo been bottled up here J lwaiine I hi Soul hern 'ui:itic Coru- So I write a line of riot or rankle I pany would not encouruue any And then look down at a passln' j mills or maniiiartiirini; Industries. ankle (a number of capitalists huve been And then I ponder on what the 1 here and looked over our town and Bigger and Better Roseburg to Result From Cutoff Lines Says Former Mayor Napoleon Rice Napoleon Mice, lifelong real dent t ha nee to put In mills and munu- town bank'll Do if wo overdraw our acct. tho surrounding country . and were well pleuned with what we hail to offer them. Thev exDtea-lall summer trvimr ta trnd Tnll Jot down a squib, take a chancered themselves at being willing to jfornla property (or land or prop- fart tire our timber and encourage other industries and to oft or in ducements which we never could before. Instead of losing a few railroad men at uome claim, We will have tea to every ono wo lose, and there will be employ ment for them; and there will be a payroll that some of those knockers never dreamed. U Cali fornia had some of our knockers, they would be hanged before day light without ceremony. "We have more tu offer the homeseeker today, right here', than any town in the State of California, und they realize It for they have been coming up here on a libel I invest and went so fur as to ar- Of some old gink who can ting the range for the purchase of prop Bible, erty, but when they went to tUe And then gaze down with an in Southern Pacific Company to ar ttinct tribal ' range for transportation for haul On a pair of delicious shoulders, i (? log and switching privileges. tney were torn mat on account ot erty here; but we have nothing to offer in trude. If California had our prunes and broccoli, the world would know it, and they would be talking and boosting our rich little valleys und run ning streams. It is this spirit The livelong day that's the way it tne heavy freight and through pas ; that has mado California and has sengerH, which inude the condl-i built many factories and created tion of the roud very crowded, ; many payrolls. We lack that they would be unable to handle 'spirit. We do not realize what or to haul over their road the ,we have or appreciate the many freight or trains that were asked j opportunities that have been for. To do this, they claimed It i placed before us for us to de would require a double track, Nit ,velop right here iu our own home they did expect to be in a po - town. (Ion to send their heavv traffic "Have a reeulnr sir cylinder bobs are prob'ly pretty chilly 'over some other road sometimes, jlovj for your dear old home town around, tho gitls theso foggy morn; but did not encourage enterprise and keep hitting on all those that would HHk lor transportation cylinders. If a knocker gets in J J over their road then. the way, change -gears and step need of the w. rid today fa hummty.l I1" 1'lf"' '"e Na" brighter and happier place ih h.-. ,ih. ilitron cut-off. bo as to Rive u a to live in." we feel ourselves becomin' a bit goes As I sit In my window and look at the shows. v I envy the firemen as I gaze at the hose But now It Is time to quit. The damsels with the boyish upstage over our colyumistic prow ess we simply shoot a brainstorm to some outside editor who Imme diately chucks It Into hlo vora-j tiiK" drove. 1250,001). Coitus Grovp 21 unwnillls oper ate in territory tributary to Cot- cious waste-paper basket, thus re- storln' our equilibrium. i It'll soon be time to start worry in' about your Income tax. r ; , Last year's June bride's are now tryin' to trade in their tea cart for a baby cart. .j. .J. Wo heard a coupla lawyers con versln' In whispers today about a "ease" and we Imagine it wasn't a lawsuit they were discussin'. J. .J. .J. Orison City woolen mill has 700 , rniilu'H, pays ITOd.omi annual 1 wiiKt u. and uses ra wwool worth I1.25d.ih.ii) a year. ; . V , , J r ,KB mowland. ReKimild Darker liiX plant here. . . fa . iA. -aw "Tho first rain of the season cer tainly made some of them cretonne coats look like an Easter egg." How long should a wife live? Majestic Theatre. Thousands of feet up into the cold dreary wastes of Colorado's nt to film his latest picture. "Tho White Desert, " which opened at the Majestic Theatre lust night, and he returned with a beautiful, living, vital drama that is one of the finetU pictures of the year. That Is the opinion of those who viewed this new Mctro-Gold-wyn-.Mayer production. Scenes of LONDON, Auk. 2 ..-Operation of ''V L'B " lu" i . Bi einu ,.(.,,!. . t. i i t . t " oiuw uaaiium 111 tilt' Ul " .!ln ',,'"'""sl 8 "hby the sun. swopping blizzardo and NO MATTER what par ticular advantage you see in your washer, you will find it most pronouncedly devel oped in the Maytag Gyrafoam. 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TIME HEAD OF OF 0. markable, too," Mrs. GerUnajer aaid, "In thut thought he hud been enKHR.'d all the years of his manhood In the udniinintrntton of higher education In Btate-s up ported Institutioiw, he never be came a politician. He went to the state house uccasionully to give an account of his steward whip and to stute In a dignifed way the needs of the university. Hla hiKh integrity of character commanded the respect of all for ,.v nnw himself and the institution he I M KRSITY OF OREGON, BO aMv presented. He was al- Kiiponp Aiiir 'i ( Kiwif'ssil l Aa I i . 1 .i. ciiavj-'iiai a... ! i i - r.. --i - ways uie Kcniit'uiuu ami u.w S,"A,'",;Lr '.r!'"1r. . 'fe "?'""' '2 io.r: the man appreciative t OREGON WEEKLY INDUSTRIAL REVIEW Albany Taclflc TVb'phnne nnd TVti irrapli Co. n buibllng line to Lhannn. (iiMH-h Ntw ita until) tptnrd CUlltlllC. I'arlton- - Iju cc cooperage win noon oe in niM-rainn. annwer to S. II. Vlant. pniliHint'i! Mi'tlfnrd - Vtur hal ved. cHtlmat- tary nu-mbrr for West Wllli mlrn etl won It t'H'.nnu, f AMnrlstml PrtM Ijk.svh1 Win . mirnij. i II" nw, or recoiuii-! ,ij -.,. u t.i.,n.. last s Jl ,i, ,,,, and ,!,, ou.lay for of ,mLers of a ra 1 oa,l con- : kiilnapp, d by Chlneno ban.li.s on iiersi.y ? o g. dVH if J" SfJL " C ITcoKi"" .Turf WT-!-"" """P ,""ldi tu"cl lA ' " f" r-n fruit- c",d to i-rfnL cVmpMl.ht. i" rou.Srnnre hfht In "ijfon hn r p.. . r a ,, ? T'' roh the mountains. An ava- lrss. The party. Inilu.llnc nishop president of the university, it was iaJ Tedutn he works ol he hfr Lt ,ani April 17 after :,anche hioh BweepS away the Morrell of Toronto, and five wo- announced today by Mrs. fleorse ctor would be exalted " North TJ'h K,k T'r . "" can,P '"d lhe ,ood lsola- 'n,cn- were ,ak,'n wnl"' lloii,lllv T. C.erlingcr. member of the ! "J d th . endurlnK North Sea hen she broke from teg the survivors. In the fare of (resort, but details of their capture ,board of iegents. monument will be erected It Is her niooriiiR mast. 1 a blizzard these hardy men flKht lare 1ackinB. It is hoped to brim? the struo- , S The ppriamile rest of the R 33 their way back to civilization. Th:-y are b-in held bv bandits lure, which is to lie erected In 1 HonlU directly y thereon", of (Mown MM! hours and K-3U (fl.mn Claire Windsor and I-at O'.Mal- ,he province of Szeehwan whfre ,the name of art and beauty, to stale to whl h ir Cam nbell 9. hours) was II i.l..),, each, ( p'ley In the leadinK part, are play- communication facilities at present , reality toon; and for the pro- ! L,te o. h Ion. .nVl dTsiineoiVhert Dei n iiik their greatest roles with a lare very unre iable. It Is said here rurement of funds the All-Orepon ,.-,,. i i.. ih. u'nn..i,'. hniu. that the captured missionaries 1 925 Kxp:ition will he" given Oc- i )n tt wtn be constructed from ..." nuioiiK loose warneu ny ine loi.er o-iu i i lie ei.ic auuiiu- i llrltl.-'h consulate to have Szechu-rium in Portland. t Years ago In a discussion of I to the present I:.'?:;..,',,! has spent on It 115 ami l.ii:T.n,io on touch of sincerity. It 37. both airships being yet in an I uncompleted state. The cost of II-3S (70 hours) I chargeable In part to lhe Ameri for , enn government, is roughly - l te"'.' I his information was gi I.llierty Tlirntre. Ian during the riTent tumbles. funds raided by the citizens them selves and not appropriated by With his almost unnatural skill ".' , '' ; :. ... ' ' . ' . '.,. V. .h nlWr7,.l, n tne '-W''ure. lhe e.xpoiiion. us a hnrsetnnn his tn-irvelolls fiv- f'" . " .... ,vnicn nas tor lis purpose presell- rnV..nl! "Si. !- and his l.el-n,lon offices of the ;"r".iln,U.ion of the lst "that Oregon W-t.by Sir Samuel Hoar, in a wri,,.,, desperate brcikne.k ridlngt the , ""ii-lhM the regents wanted to dMI- .Z'ZXZZZ worm ciiaininon mwuny -in nucn . . - - f K..ti,nnnD r i v' " -.. rnmnetillnn. Yakltim Canutt. is !' "urr" lmrI ", re repot ;e i in ne '""""" I well und. way. Canyc.nviHe prune growerH form pool of 7.rtll, noil pounds. tlre'on hop crop estimated al 11.172.eoi) pounds, now worth Is to 2D rents a pound. Klanmtll Falls City sells si: i i;i: i im: ium. acres park land, bought lor 111 '.,). for i;2.inio. Medror.l bull.llni: permits July totalled i;2 I l'KNIiI.KTd.V. Ore., Aug. 2 t. jiSpertal.) -- The Tertland h.lks' lian.l. nt 4,1 nieces, will plav at el,t'!,h'' 1':.n"':!"". H""",1-'" '' ''.r heroic horseman Highway contract tml r uuy In Coon Htnl Curry counties total ?J, North Hetul Contract 1 t to paw Simpson Ib'tKhti (in-ct for' ui7,ii!t. ; ti u ' atlii-rln p PowtTs ". will builtl lire,' furniiure tlmr here. i Hfroi 1 1 t oust rue t ion hflng ii'inb on N a I ton cutoff of Soul tit in 'n , clMl'. Willi "It"' llttTl Mt WOtk. In niirl la. In jiililition t t jtlie I'ortlander.s. Known for llw f'T -p und harmony of thlr nniMc there will be th lVudleton cow- nguin thrilling ihe picture goers at the Liberty Theatre. The Hu man Tornado," will bo shown there, and if thrills, logical action and fast melodrama mean any thing. It Is the best of tho tcn Wilson productions starring thin At the Mht-rty Theatre Wednesday and Thursday. isafe and rccnivinc good treatment ni,n R)!,'e day because it was he boy band, the American legion IhiuIp and drum corpn and tuo other outside bamln which le rugae-d tliiw week. Tim chow will have three hew liulKes ihts ear, and each Is en Hilcr.1 to the honor ot iiring cal b (I a cowboy, for all are nccom pllfshed horsenien. They are y I.edrow of Athena; Will Swit lit. of I nmtlllii. and Merh"i Thompson of l'enflleton. Por vear Antlen TbiNiIre, KeiH'wrd Interest In tho glorl s of nncient Kgypt remilltng from from Iheir captors.) How long should a wife live? more than anvone else who made ivoTMt it wit i pssthle the great development or ithe university. Mrs. fierllnger ex jplainod. With his usual modesty. iTrrsi-lent Campbell said that if OF iri:i:. f AMsnctatml PmM ifai tVir1.) HARKS, Aug. 24. The French tihe universrty ever cared to honor . tUA .,..-u ... .iu iii uu " ' " "-'wi'i; tjll. nil. Ml Will be delivered to tho Berlin gov ernment, thin afternoon and will be made public; Frldny. X7ri Tro fiMr njirrTo TTL.l.ll.U IVIMVl HILL! J i.im thM lu. hnned ll would neleet FREEXIMAN TONIGHT,"";, " A" b,"l,1,"KH , ! s 1 Vreidei Carnpb tl had a great ; :lnve for honuty, Mrs. Oerlinger j f Aw-viatrd itm imil tt'ir-) .said, und It' Is regarded as fitting CHICAGO. Aii?. 2.Mif Key 'that this buildinn. which It is Wa k r, world's wilterwriglit hoped will nhttiice tho cause of t champion, will take his mie info urt and things beairtiful in Ore- I u-ii' ,o, .ii .af ii,. ...... ii ,.r ti. I"1' r,IfS "I'n "iin when in- me gi n. snoum ne neniraien to nun. -Amen am reflected In Cecil ,r ai nie -wu..R .... i ' j" " ' ii irn s;u itreini. i'H ll tiddlers 01 nt. tiiinii n '-iim 1 1 uu.-u ui will be undi'r the 117-pound writer- inherent appreciation of color, weltht limit. line nn.f lorm. were: "There are The row over the sel-riion of a limes in a man's life when Tleau- refcree, which for a time threaten- " ,R thc ir,n,,t Important thing." d to bring about cancellation cf Auain he said: '-Heauty is just Klamaih Falls ImlMing peimits thev ba-e been active In (lie work lor July lotaled f:H,nr. f t he liound I p. bring prominent Hill-bom It:i Mahng ranneiy in the arena in the handling ol ojei;tinig at inaxlmiim. iSieiTs and wild hma. I mtis oik coae.-iitiaf" s will I lue-uay. .epieiuri.T I, is nit Aukh 11, De Mille's "The Ton Command ments." Months before Cecil It. DeMllle started work on "The Ten Com mandment " he had KgVptologlsts do research work as to the cos tumes, necpssorles, nnd bnlldingf of that lliblical era which the firt part of life picture portravn. Thev delved into nncient books and went to the far corner. of the eanh In order In collect sip Ii In- tin match, was iett when Jim Mulb n w;r both bides. I'd yierdiy nnother expression of goodness.' laundrT kids The value of our tim.KTCti aroa.s is ayaiu ritiplta.si.nl by a recenlly i.ssued federal bulletin .showing; that the national foresU in Oregon yielded total receipts of $t.7.",ll 1 the iast fimvtl year. In accordance with govermuent laws, $KS.77S, or 25 jer cent of the total, will jpo to the stale (or road and fcchool funds. An additional 10 per cent. ?r7,-Ml, is allow ed lor trail work. Some of the numerous laws designed to .safeguard our forests may seem severe, but the revenue at stake fully justifies their enforcement. o Sunshine, radiologists say, is a great aid to dull minds. Moonshine, too, has a wonderful effect on them, we've no ticed. TJie former may be naid to improve the work of the creator; the latter generally improves the business of the undertaker. i b" -.hipped t a i ly from I'oilland lo ' l.ekiuill. 'ot..i11is Ili.N oemd for j:."". . '" woman's j nin.iMiim for t). A. C. Iiunlns cowri'v i cantelou-M' crop lf ."tdnated at T T cr;iie. Stelimai h r faun In l.inti county ha- whai crop ot f.n bheU per (!' Cor.allis - $t:..iio yrhool a-.l :,'.""( ioti;(i,e Kirn built fr I iol'In'ti ! Kami lli'in. A!b:n Conirncts b t for sewrr and p ng eti ns!ot M"lt'tid r ici and col.) Mor a' plant lter. ciaitix d to ! larr.i-si r- tacioiy in itoithwe-.'. i he iiniiual p roll of the (- ten CP) pap r tnilln l about fl.- ( 1 1 1 l M I'V U tifnid A?h prcroolmg fi tilt aih"use for l'.0 cai will coit cial l.iMinil I p bat da, nnd o that dale all lo)al l'endletontai don Kiiund I i leitali.i. Father bic sotni'ro aud loud shf 1 1 i Hllpllrated by lid le Willy, een the mhooll'ny wear w fid wt st tiit h. I'lftiisi are compbted for t(' housing of all visitors. fr IVml leton pride- trt upon the com pleteiiens of ir net oniutodation accf pt.-d bv rre-Krnt i ampin-ti was sirong- 1-.- It.fl.is nrorl tiv tho Oroolr ir-hnnl !of philosophy which exal'-. form COURT AUDIENCE nnd beauty nnd proportion In nil FRCE3 PRISONER thtngi," Mrs. (Jerlingor said. "In his youth at Harvard College he ;ime under the sway of thnsn who str"Hd the values of swret- fnrmallon tin W.1M neeearv to inako the picture authentic In M.T.I MSI'(ttT. Ta . Aunt 21 .-... ii f IM Miivnr Itu.-I. Cilmm, i.r. et vv,.ti h. tirns.ro of nil thin i stiiitig in no ice court. re' nti H.I' "n "u,i " " ' " l knowledue. about riuht months ipte.i n novel nu lho-l to ib ietmine ,,r before the Kxodus n.enei were 1 h-t hr a iiefenlnnt charged with liM taken, preparations which r- j ititoxii atlon ylnmM b. tit. t. There snmt'led thos riese rloe.t in tin j'T' '"n per-ons in the conrl Idble. Knglneers built phinte. i nvm a id the nia)or reterrcd lhe pvraniids. and a cltv whose wall question to them Tor a too-. Ail were 0'.t feet In height. In less i the sewn u.trd fur the rel. a of lilM IM) M"MJ-:Mi IN i I. Ash .u t i it I'iom ;hmo CAl.CI TTA. Ilrltl-h ind'a. Am - I - Km life, n persons were In nred In Ferion riotinas bttweti Hindus nnd Moslem at Tltiaienrh to. lav The MojUem.i allete that the Hindus were tarrytrg an Idol in a prorexHion and plaed 101111 as the pr0icslon pttwd a Mv-4ue. than eight months a cltv was erected which had taken the nn- ients as many centuries. When completed. It was used for on.y clubicn dn's Kgypt livnl auin tor a foitnight. "The Ten CotnrmndvM'-. r " "s now plavlng at Ihe Av l r tie tonight an Tuc t.-.y. ' the pt ioncr. ' missed. The case was dis- TIrM with tas Men's suits cloarfd nnn pn'snnl, II 5i). Kosburg Cltauvrs. j hona 473. CUMMER COLDS ' lingnng anJ annoyi Th vry flrt night irplr VICKS him a cosmic; consclousnes. He came from a long linn of preach r nnd tnnchrrn. whose, nnbln rurft uilsm was ingrained, nnd It was a to. n cf th richness nf his nnture tnt he add-d to all bis lov of tin- pun I nnd lh true In rclieinn a deep cpprwlatlon of the beautiful and d!criminatine nnment of the amenities of life " 'rresidrnt Campbell was re- V Va ro Rub Oir IT Villuut Jar CW Yearly Chas. S. McElhinny -Th Widow' Friend OregOn Life 2S North Jsckso GET RIO or ALL YcuRl HOUSEHOL VTOES" I SEND USVooRLiriEnSQ AlSO YOUIK CLOTHES ' 0 Ixxik over our price list. It look n-ftsonahle. doesn't ll? Now if you think you'd like 10 have us do your aash each wwl asi; us for our rrcal price on that proposition. We b-!l'-'vc you'll "nu .-tsiln It. Roseburg Steam Laundry PHONE 7
