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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. TUESDAY, JUNE 22. 1926 ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW 'ued Daily Except Sunday byhaNow-R;vlow Co., Ino. Alfiullrr uf '1'Jju AttMoi'ltttril I'lima, Ttitt Aasuolitted J'ioih In exuluulvuly uiuuleg lit tho uao for republi cation ot ull iiuwh diBputchus t-riMjileil tu It or not ot(itirwmt) crbUltbU lu tm pupur utid W ail luutl liowa puhlulu-d liuiuiu. All rlKlua of. rupubli railon ot ujfL'clui diMpaitiu's Iutmiii uiu uImo rutifd. il. W. UAThiS , , 1IK11T U. 'BA.TJCH .I'j-tieiUuuL aud Mauugut bi'crutuiy-Truuaurut wintered an ntcoiiU ciiui uiuitur Muy II, ivzu, m iu pom ofuce t KuhiiliuiH, llri'Kuu, uiidur tlio Act ot llnreh 2, Xii'tV. ' BJttCMIHVlOnT A7t6 Dull, pur year, by niuU ' Uatl', cLX UlullUlH, lt UiUll tajiy, UiTto juomUu, U)' mail ,. Ui.u, dujiilu tuuiiji, ( mu , , , "'PSTm'v, ujr wrruu, por tmiuut JliliiiW fowo-n.ntiw, ujr mail, por jrutr. PPUNE PICKINS "By 3?CUT (SVELTE S0 4.00 iM . J.VU . .ill H0SS3URQ, OREGON, -lUfcSUAV, JUNE 22, 11)26. EXTENDING THE GLAD HAND. I "Inviting and escorting the tourists to the North Ump jjiiw'egion to acquaint them personally with its scenic beauty Jtifr unsurpassed recreational advantages is a plan that can 3foJ,l'ail to bring beneficial results. Proof of Uiis is establish Tjj'irom the recent visit to that region of a party of tourists, -to whom the hand of fellowship was extended by the visiting Jwmmittce of the newly organized Greeters Club of Hose 'fiuJg. So delighted were the strangers with what they saw jiifit' experienced that they made the North Umpqua a second Eit the next day and, upon returning to the city, announced comme;u about tummur ooisticcs 'lECir intention of coming again in the fall for a hunting h.h r. P-J'y - 'I' ' If the pavement gite much softer we'll nana put on snow shoes to cross the main 6tcm. I- Next week a flock of local fel lers will mount the hurricane deck of a bunch of Rocky Mountain canaries and gallop up tho North If J. W. Perkins, The Cass st. Coif professional, Continues to Demonstrate his Trick shots On the sidewalks, The merchants will ' Hafta put bars Over melr windows. "'DUMBELL DORA THINKS A seance is a marine view. .J. .J. .J. As yet the Roseburg Crcetcrs Club has not been able to direct a feller to a place wftere they sell beer with a wallop. .J. .J. Goshamignty, it's gittin' dern wann and prophet Bell only maKes in tin Ir filial matcli lu tho inter national hard caurt cliam jjjuiisIiIijb at lai'la recently. Mile. Ltugluu and Miss Browne, reotilveU an ovation wtiin lliey ap peared on the ctaU arm iu arm. The iciich slur carried three rao quetH ami a heavy coat "mentor. Sliu won the racquot toss for serv ice. Mile, J.engten won the first set at 62. Mile. I.euglen lost the first point, but won the game. Miss iliowne'g service was ineffective. Tho I'Veucli girl took second and third games Willi frequent plaee meliiu. Minn ilrowlie's service lm jjn.uveti, hut Huzaiine took tile loilllll, auu men won ner own serv ice. Iloiii played very ordinary t.eunls. wmrm on MS ANSWERED LETTERS. WTMHI.r.UON, June . 22. Vin cent Kichaids, Ihe outstanding American star in the Wimbledon lawn tennis tournament, was elim inated today by Henri Cochet of Franco 4 I, 6 3, 61, 6-2. Jtichards i..o lost to Cochet in recent hard court championship tournament at i J'ui'is. ' ' JJTp and, further, that they might establish a permanent "Jfttfiig silpsomowhero near Diamond Lake. And these tour 1pts wiffdo more than that. They arc certain to speak good -words elsewhere for the North Umpqua and as a result il!ers will go there also. And still other tourists arc coming awJa daily and tho Greeters Club will be constantly on the ioi3,Jir.ducing them, if possible, to make the trip up tho river. Jt'0 splendid idea. Unlike tho Rogue river, our friendly TT?yJ south of us, we have no Zano Grey to broadcast our at tritctiveness and advantages of the North Umpqua in story STmC sketch, but through the efforts of the Greeters, in their 2Sio"ciations with tho tourists, we may in time have cnthusi 2St4C boosters al oyer the country. An especially good op jjjftunity of winning boosters for the North Umpqua will be jn'sentcd next, year when the Stale Editorial Association meets here' in annual convention. Representative of every portion of the state and recognized as authorities on nil of its outstanding features, these men should bo given an oppor tunity to see the North Umpqua and to learn therefrom that it'is.pne of the great scenic and wild game regions of the west VJJd not a mero geographical designation within Oregon's boundaries. - . o . , Yesterday's school election was evidence that the voters are taking a more decided interest in school affairs generally. Tho vote should have been twice as heavy as that registered but a hot day in the Umpqua Valloy keeps many a native un der cover. M. C. RADABAUGH, Auctioneer, WO N. I'iue dt.. Hose burg, Oiegon. 11 m E Mrs. C. C. Olive oil can be used in viucv ot a ciuunuJug cream. The jreurii-'. tiiut crcama are to he pre furrcu to ollrt is because they have mo if body to thum and thorulure mav bv workvtl into tho pOitb. i'hi:; tiieaiiH moiG effeetuul cit'unu- in ik r nuurlhiiiK, accuiding to the ilinmiients iu the emulsion. j 4 a gooif cream ail the Jngned jeni's"' uru iieipiul to tlu BKia or uL-t'ri.sa; y lu iiiuKu a it-ritct for mula; lor instanue, tuxi (iio white bei-hwa:. a( t somewhat li&e ji seal holding tho oils lu ttie pures help ing along the absorption; tiie rose waUT is also soothing to the skin, so much so, that it lias cosmetic value even if it should be used alone. Oil, howevef , in' the body ot tlu cream, so nourishment or cluKiising will result from using it, even though the other Ingredients usual to a cream formula are omit ted. Alma-Jerry. A person who lias grown to adult years is not apt to change the shape of knock knees, although tiiis would not bo impos sible if a correct way of alunUinn cmiid be mastered and then main tained. Make correal posluru a habit and the bones will grow into their correct positions. The- body is constantly changing even to its bones. Uraces are merely remind- ( .Iwciaftfl I'rc'BB l,ca Wire.) SJ2AT'J'1.K, June 22.--Mr. and Mrs. R S. Stokes, whom police be lieve saw tiie murderer of Alias Umpqua trail to Diamond Lake ; SvviJl tiajIu..Sj ,aVw tustlfled that Tho report from London lo'iho effect tliat'lho "missinff link" has been discovered is not creating any noticeable ex citement on this side of the pond, owing to the fact that the usual generous crop of tho 'homo grown" product is still quite conspicuous. The school election over we can now settle dovsu to bus iness until July -1. Then we're off for another day or two. and come of our enemies are at- temptin to inveigle ye ed. lo be strapped astride a pinto and given a dcrn good joltin'. One of the town shebas asked her ohcik what he was tryin' to do and he said, "Shift gears", whereupon she slapped him down. A school election was held yes tiddy aid as tho saloons weie clos ed no nasty brawls were recorded. i The wielders of the fly swatter are about this week &;jshinr the air with wim and'Wigor. Several fine .chots- have been chalked up by the veterans of the fly racquet. "J 1 4- Emptyln the pan under the refrigerator takes a sleady nerve 'specially when a feller has forgot ten it for a few days. I- -i- i . On acct. of the heat we will re frain from inflictin' any more pun ishment upon the poor perusers of Prune Pickin's and today's edit. on is what you call "light summer; readiiV ". 4- fr Wailueo Uaine.H, father of tho girl, was not tho man they saw. Thu procedure was icquested by Wil liam Gaines, brother of Wallace, and chairman of King county com mihiiiopeio, in order "to set at rest rumors connecting her father in the attack." The Hlokes picket! out a photo graph oi a man who was attested ! two years ago after an attack on a "woman in uie sanni vicinity and .said it looked like tin; man llicy .saw, American and Canadian po lice were urilud to watch for this man. Sheriff Ktarv, h:h has ol'feivu j$l,uuit pci'Konat reward lor the cap I mre and cunviciiou of the htayti oi Aliss (iaines. 'Ihe American ie tgion peiiLioiud King county com minium-is lo vote a $i,Uin rewaru ; , O era so (hat correct position must be maintained. Evangeliue the depilatory you mentloil is a wax that is heated and spread over tho skin wharo j uiere io bupvrilous jiair. U'hea it cools and ih ripped oil thu bair Icoinea aiuug tvuu it. This ntothod jgoea a little deeper than the depila tories that rot me bair, uh tbuy act just as snaving does. Neither nietiiou destroys the hair roots. Alra. J. li.-Auy kind ot electric or massage treatment will help your little girl, so it is possible that the uew mechanical exercise will be effective for her; however, you should consult your doctor ami oe guided by what be says about it. Vou might Inquire at any of ihe hospital ubout getting this treatpient. Fatty. Vou do not need special exercises lor developing portions of your body, ull you need do is to wait for your complete growth, when you will be evenly develop ed. A girl of 15 yeara of age with a height of five- feet, three inches, sbould bi aleudcruuiejssshe Is prematurely developed. . Anxious Nelli -'i'he-. red' -spota. on your skin -must como'Jrbni.oai thing'in your ays tern'. , Ask your doctor about them. . Tomorrow Shiny Nose y iB Wicient t1 l I n "T " T1M,"1 itk.A.KaKm-M- MAN'S SLIP-OVER SWEATER. ARTISANS AND FRIENDS IWi.'fl al i-asl i-iiiI ol' Oak Mtroc, brlOK', '1 liui'-sday i-vculii G:;;u lo. piciiiu al Alixiiiidt'i- I'ark. iiriu buu-i, wcinei'ii, cup and kikjuii. -o This is certainly k)! wuutlicr for Ihe I'ut nian Ican follow, too. : ' 'v ja.. and the LEGION PICNiC TO BE HELD ON THURSDAY EVENING TO.MOHKOW'S MUXL; llivakfiiKt Apple Satlco Cereal Cinin.'ih Halls Coffee Top-Overs Koii. lilllleheoii l'ulalo Kalail (wilh Lettuce) Tealillt llllttel pi!o ijauct Iced Tea dm Iff !1U Xat'c IPcriuns iocy. "Hot veather makes the butter a dcrn 6ight easier to spread anyhow." Kat harhecue saudwichefl and livo forever. Urand's lload Stand Tho annual phnie. c,r I'mp'iua l'0:u of tiie American l.i'gum aiut t li Airu-ricau i.egiou auxiliary will hu heltl on Thursday ecning ;:t I'mpilit.i .1 ii i It . ' m uM-iniieia i;f the tu o oi .inialnni-i are to nn-et at the Aun' ry at ii o'clock ami earn . ill jircviih- iri.nspoi ta tion to t lit- junk. (iaiiiis, .spuits aiul com. sis ol ait i.Hi'.ln will im niji.y. d and a lr;ed viiickcn din ner .si rvi ;i laie in liio evi-ninj;. I III IJi.l-.ii 3: i;o.m - - o - i;.is sAM ti: .N.u h. a .viiis.n:N. ( M.-l(il.-. IV, m U.wl Wirr.) WIMMI.KDON'l Kngland. .lone Su.anne l.fimleii cliniinatt d Mis- VI...... 1.- I l-.fiu ...i.i.. -.1 il.,, t my heart i.S blooding. am lAmcrican Wihiniau 'cup i.am. wouit n's singles. l. a srort ol (i-L'. ti it. in the imni' ilon ton i u. iinen t today. .Mi.is itro m suci'cdcd in I akin t; lour mot r KJinirs from (lie l'n itch bi.ir itian OLD ABK. ; Counllo&M, volumes Imvc been wriUen oi' Abe Lincoln; ;i lid hia life, ol' his cabin and his kilLen, of his books and ( butchcr-knifc. They have torn him all lo pieces, analyzing j every shred, Hint Ihe reader and his nieces may admire Ihe; noblo dead. All these volumes I've been reading: as they j tumble from tho press, and at plunged in dark distress. Once I thought my understanding "" compassed all that made him great; 'twas a character de manding little skill to estimate. Once I thought the world i admired him for his honesl, simple ways, tor the c: uiv.ge rare that i'ircd him, Tor his patience in dark days. Nothing j complex in his make-uup, just a good man, i'ine aud :urong; 4mI now authors give a shakeup to the views I've eld so, J-jr Al'ter reading countless studies ol' his character ami' .fcpul- I inform my yawning buddies that at last I'm in a hole, i "Kor old Abe was seer; and mystic, full of strange, exotic lore; ' lind the authors, eulogistic, analyze him till they bore. He j "Vaa pool, visionary, everything, in all these tales, save the ' m who walked the prairie whacking up his share of rails, llo-was Christian and agnostic, lie was joyful, he was sad, , he was kim!l., he was cuu.-tic what queer trails the great. liXi'liih had! Tables, legends, cheerful iictions, cluster round Iris martyred head; full of dizy enmradictions are a score Of' books I've read. Ah 1 read these books uplifting, my old ' thought (if Lincoln fades; Abe becomes a shadow drifting in ; a world of formless shades. dnvii;: idl a lMti)' ill d on Hi- h'-n;hl: In III-- tti'l end ol' tin i M duI lotlav. Tli" ailio luiin d "t r 1 w i i and ptnnrd .lr.v W'Imch j hi'i u aaini a i p '' 1 ai I 1 . , It'llllM ll. to. jii-('MliMatlird hci in tin' c.ir w.in th."own ' ! ai oi lh" wrt'ck. Alt''! ainly n 1 1 iin pt in u lo Aiiinili- lln woriinn tu- walked in lh'- ncarc !. hoiisi' and ai'nl Hi'- . pnlic. Mis nit' h i tr m ,n Hi i aii d f : tin hi'i' h unhand and w n.s nuuin lur ti divorcf, tin- judii M p put M il , iiiini- h. who Is niaiKiu'iT of llic ; Si li tii Ult I.flhnLnipli company, liv.i al tin1 Multnomah club 'I'hf accidm! was Hit- iii:Mr. nili iiiitmiifihUi' laialitv m ih- wi In J 'Portland. 0 i SUZANNE LENGLEN IS VICTOR OVER MARY K. BROWNE .Ali;iU't)K!. (ire., .hilt.' -Two vc-ry ilistinmiUlu d Oi con iSa Lin n;il i ;uai (nicn, hoili pri vates, took in a larye territory in living up to army rules yesterday aiternouii, win a they eanie to :-irict altenlion and K.tve (he miii iar saline to stale l laltic i):ucer riuirln-r ol iioselnn , w ho is in .Vtdlonl lor Mvt i.u das during ihe eiu a inpnieai. Uather t ha a make the hoy. feel e.u h.nrassi d. I ne t ra I lie d i ice r ret urned the i;ie linu and v. a llied on with h.s t iu'SL just a little exo ndt d. o ( dl. .li.iii ; i'lievi e lit Ji ', Jiniiny i tendon's Troubadours Iroin Silver Spray viaidens iu Bandon, playiiig a dance at (oriental Ciardeus next Kitday inglit, June 2b. Dinner Halted liluoi'lsh liollaudaise Saiico Wiked J'olaloes i'eai Sliced Tomatoes Mplu Butty Coffee To Knit a sfz :!S to 10 sii-ov.-r man's sweater, buy 11 halls of knittiiiB worsted or heather liuwn, W ork entire garment with yarn double. L'de a pair each ot nil m ler three and one-half ami number lour aud onu-hait ceiu ioid needles. Back: With number four aud ' otto-half needles, east n Mt stitches and Knit two. Purl two, lor tour inches, th. u woik in pat tern of Knit one row, 1'url one row, till the work measures - ; inches from start. -Next, with ' wrong side of work toward you, : purl J ii st ;:o ateiches olf oa a t-iicii iioidi r, and hi mi olf 20 stitches tor neck, and on remain ing yo mltchcs start front. Front: J ork two inrhes, then increase uiro alitch every luih row toward tho trout on the sec ond stitcu irom cuge, t;-King care to lnc.euoo on thu . long aide tni 1 siitcucs have Leen added. U orK sect'iid iront to correspond, and i lieu work alt stitches uu one nuodie (SI stilclteu ) and ltUisii front td correspond with back. Siuevus: Aleasurlng eiglif. inches down eucit siou ol anouuiers, pick up (il! sulciiea in tins space, fol low patietu lor eight incnes, then (it crease one stiicu at eaca enu of every sixth row till 40 stitches remain; when sleeve measures ID i nch es, c haiigo t o the n u m be r three and onu-hulf needles, and Jin it two, Phi 1, for four inches, ijiml oil' and sew up sleeves and underarm seams. Hand: With the number four and one-half needles, cast on 5 stitches and Knit one row. Purl one row, till band is long enough to go around the neck; with rigat side of aw eater toward you and wrong side of band, sew hand to neck of sweater, lold band over so right side of work is up, and (sew in place. ' Answer to "Tril'ty": There is nothing that I know of that will take the old water-glass line, from your earthen cg etuek. You will simply have to use it again for putting down eggs. Or you could line u with wux paper aud use it as a cookie crock. The stain is not harmful, so there are any number of uses to which the jar ,cotiid be put. 'i onion-on lieciiK-i from Headers DOBBS CAPS The Dobbs CoqUByow Cap has breezed its way into the regard of the out-of-doors man. The ventilat ing device not only serves its pur pose admirably, but also adds mate rially to the smart appearance QUINE BROS. DietHealth, By Lulu Hunt Peters, MH ', AKSWBKS TO COKKESPONOKNTS. ,v DIVORCE KILLED II AUTOMOBILE CRASH We'll pay $2 for your cake- and $1 for your biscuits--- '--if you li.ikc them with Schilling Baking PnwJcr and they do not r'.c.isc you. Merely tell your grocer. He will pay you $1 without question. - I)I(T1.AM. Oi... Mi Mr;V. .MarKni'i't Wlncsln-iK Jvillt'U vli' ii nn itutMiiiot-Hi' t i 1 c h i r i Baki DR. KERB A o " DENTI3" Pitinleitt Extnotion G When Uealrad -PurrhM Cured S.'i nnr lai'K' Hlot k nl diy l!illun, Uu.-. Hit-) work wimit is In lunHiii: , Hi- ll-h. Wi' curry .9' ( flHliiltt; t;u-kli at INiurll'ti M.111I-: u uie. ; j Aruuilel, piano Woer. i'Uoue 1S5 L. Q TF.Av Bikini; ftnnlfr (comej in ull poiuiJ 1 n Powdc r n IT o to Two Routine Menls Gonri Scheme! Dun' I mum-: Alivr rvduciiiK In auiuial. 1 hii.vv 1101 lust or giuiK-u lur uht a .vi-ar. juu ruyuviiuu .sUKHv'felions irom voiir lollop CIS, 1 waul lu leil jull auoul ihy jsysu-iii winch kt-i'ps 111c at utu ouiuu weigill, una lH'l'U-cliy wvll, too. "ll js lllis: two I'uuliiic or aland aril invaid a day. "1 inakf my iw-o slandartl nu-ais my biuaklasl and ivi'iiiny imal. ami at noon 1 lake thu baianco ui my iidoili's and oal unyilnng 1 waul. A.s 1 am only livo li'fl, inrtv liiilus lull. 1 do not iH'td vi'iy miicli I'vin UiiMi: .My roiiuiii' bi-eaklasl. i. two cut-up mangi'S (150 10 200 I'.) or Uie I'liulvuli'iiL in fiiliu' oilier law Hull. For my Mipiu'i'. u cup 01 bouillon or wcaii lea. Willi a couple of crueller (or dinary crackers, t. eueli, bouil lon w'llhuul lul, ii (' per cup; lea, 110 calories il no biigar or cream used). My bieill.last and fcupper aie quilt all 1 want anil I have no leiuplalioii to iucrea.su liiu amuinii.s iiuvu 11 deliniluly tsiillled In my lllilld lhat thai a wluil I'm Bl"S have, .so, I do not do, as you say, any arguing with my&ell. "II I Bet loo. near the ealiiillg margin. 1 choice 11 d.iy wh-n i snail bo tins) all allerlloon. anil Just lake u meal af noun siniilar to my eve nini: meal, lty noon. Ihe next day, 1 hae losl a h.ilf-pouti'l or so. 1 nev-i allow mysell to slay lhat much overweight, il'a u great lite. il." Your system Is very good; I know for 1 have tried it nnselland have recommi ndi d il. I linil. as I said in my book on reduriUK. l'let and llealih. that on the same num. tier ol caloih s, c.u will apparently lose more it you havo I hem early In the day. wilh very few caloties Travel to San Francisco LOS ANGELES AND WAY POINTS BY PICKWICK STAGE 24-Hour Service, Roseburg to San Francisco Effective April 5 -STOl'OVKK I'Kjyil.KGE THREE SCHEDULE'S DAILY LEAVING TERMINAL HOTEL 4:20 P. 1:00 A. M-, 8:10 A. M, One Way Fare to San Francisco 14.75 Round Trip to San Francisco . $29.15 One Way to Los Angeles 526.60 Round Trip Fare to Los Angefes $50.00 One Day to San Francisco and Two Days to Los Angeles by Pickwick Reclining Chair Stages TRUNKS WE HANDLE FOR YOU SEE US FOLDERS SENT ON REQUEST CALL Terminal Hotel Phone 586. Roseburc. Ore.. fr Infnrmatinn A iiiiiii"i.iii"iiiiiifi"ii.ii"ii"i.AiilwiJii.iSiilI;ciItIIIIoiii. Jilt.' C.llt'l puilll. to JTHMMiitHM' N !0 gft your ' needed lood l,.i.ii2? ouiuu nine dining the day. e have iiuu lcLtLid noin those wliu have had liieir two louiiiie meals iur bjeaUiiist auu iimcii, bu uu cuuid iiau a ueueiiL uiuini wiii tiie rebt ol the liiniity, ta iK'Liany itn tiieiiu hunuy vno aovbn i iiae tu sue hid siuuae dtet Jiit;. iour praetice of choosing an at it'inotm when ou aie going to he t i huy, is good. ou can lorget ,our apiK-tiie then. ; "those who iiiissefl oar insliuc ilions oji reducing may havo tlu; j booklet on the .subject, by sending Itou cents in .stamps wim seti'-nd-Uiessed, stamped envelopf. Allow 'at least two weiks for its n-ceipt. ! 'J Hiink.s -ver .o much tor wrning M. Any others nave some inteie.st ing cxpenences they want to pass ii long'.' ' Irregularity. J. It is not unusual for the .imnsv.& lo be irregular atler tlu-y itiist begin. U does not necessuti iy mean consumption, or any olher iti.ease, although it not infrequent- i 1 happen.-. thaL where there is an utiemia Ituo Intie htood in me body) fiom any caue. Nature dovs ; not f pa i e an ot il tor the men- ' (.-.ti mil period... It also sometimes Ihappeiis that in overweight the no'iises betome Jtn-gulitr. In this t:ase it is probably due to an mil; ttation of lat (i. the ovaries. liaxe a pliysual cumulation by ;a woman physician, if possible. 1 and do stop worrying. J ! Vou uill :' .sundy become aiiemit from under- ' eating, and then you 11 ha-.e leal cut so for worry. smcicur SERVICE We ca :i a.ssti re tlutse con I em plat ing moving oi a service, that em bodies promptness. caret nlnes ami economy. Phone for rates to day, we will he pleased lo furnish an estimate. "We aim to please" H. S. FRENCH TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. Phona 220 On yer way to the 5j Ideal Bakery to buy some of fe j 1 ajr. LA Grimm's Milk Bread I 119 Sheridan St. g Well, everybody is bound to come to it some time. IDEAL RAKR I Phone 133 Miss H . Atk for our pamphkl V 1 0 o ;.) tms G ; My Pour Followers: When npniilnff for material wht;h wm offr yu. ronirnhpir to nlojio a i tumped. If-flvldrt?e-J envelop hearing your f-Jll nn and ddirH- Th pamptfrvt on rrnuctntc Atet fralnlntf la tho only on lor ' whfeli you must enclcso u-n fni' n stamp oxtra. Addrpss yur i-tter i to me In nre of this paper. Makr thf iu a brlf p(H"3lbte. not over 200 ! wont, iwel tvpe br ftrlte thm P-mMy with Ink. Pica no fttn your nam? ri cvidom's of good fatth will i.oi use It in any way. Krmrmb?r It la tmpospltdo for me to dtitKno.ip or you or to answer yon pnrnonaiiy. I ap i pi t(.'lu(e very mutb ttiti btttatlfm letters you aend me and regret It Is 1m pcip.ilble to Klva you Indivitiuftl advice. The questions you ak will b anwort4 In the eolumn aa aooo aa posstbla. If they are of gob rat Inter 1 aat. ivm't forvet tbe atampaa, aelf-adilreaaail ativalopa U fun j6i mt Sale of Stolen Car 1925 Chevrolet Touring Gar In good condition; sec it at the Roseburg Garage. Scaled bids addressed to the Home Insurance Company may be left with Quine & Goodman, Roseburg. Terms Cash. Bids close Wednesday. June 23rd. 192fi.