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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 8, 1 928.
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Your Financial Home
III trammeling business with this .
Jlimk wo want you io eel jlmt this, k
Is your rfiiaiK-iul home andl we'
earnestly endeavor to make every,
hanking transaction plcasiiiit mid
Kiitlsfacinry.
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STATE PLANNED
Secretaries at Conference
Held Here Yesterday
Adopt Projects. '
WILL PRINT FOLDER
-If llio party who took my mill
W;lll return Ihe saine, no questions
will ho uskcd.
1 TOM McDOWELL.
Oaklunil sedan, 1927 model.
Looks nml ruiiH llku n new oar. 'Of
fered for Halo by uh for nearly half
cohI. Hansen Chevrolet Co.
Arundel, pluno tuner. Phono 189-L
ur. t. r xr il c i k
Harriet viruves n eauienura
rJAINU b 1 UUIUS
Bell Sisters Building 244 Commercial Ave. B
Phnnn Ififi.R
fft DUNNING SYSTEM FOR BEGINNERS ; g
Tourist Information to Be
Given in Interesting
Form Road Corn
' pletion Discussed.
4 fAuorlattti i'rew Wire) ey
SAN MATEO. Cal., Sept.'!!. 4
Colonel - Frank ElbriiUu
VVebb, candidate of the larra-.
er-labor parly for presidem,.
was sued In Jus'.'co court
hero yesterday by Jhi H'li.p
& Schick .Meat Company
wlili h alleged that 'lie prcsl-
ilential aspirant ha. I owed it
gku.411 on a Wat bill for Circa 4
4 yeara,
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The regular meeting, of I ho
Tloard of Directors of the
L'niuuua Valley IlroccoII
GROUP OF
FLYERS
REACHES TEXAS
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Growers will be held atv
farm at Harts mill, near hare to. !
day.- The plan turned over and
was danily damaged. The pilot and !
his aide escaped uninjured. Forced j
out of the race by the accident,
Ihe two airmen left hy automobile
for I'lttsburgh. .' ' ( , .
KflOSEVKLT FIKI.D, N. Y.. Sept. I
8. Tho fourtli class C pluuesv of
ilie croaa . country air derby -got j
under way at 10:27 a. in., eaatern ,
siamlard time today, trailing the!
2t) claaa Ii iitunes more than three!
hours. It. C. f'antwell, flyliiK a '
Lockheed-Veita, waa f jrst into the ,
air in the C division.
The cIrkb C. uhlitu nr.. Iliu honvl.
the jest so far In tlie ra(;e to I.03 An-'
the same
lies.: -
t ?'-"'H, Kdwbowe, . They will make
hu l uesday. bept. 11 at s,ps as the class II plai
8 0 clock. .
C'lORcr cnoperallnn nmong the
coniniunitleH of southern Oreaon Is
C. B. MAfcKS, ' 4
President
R 0. CI.OAKK 4
' Secretary 4
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ME III
: The Wigwam
SATURDAY NIGHT I
MUSIC BY STAR 5 I
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ej,-cieu u result irom ine ineet-;4 At (lolf Club' on Rundav, 4
IHK of Cliamber of Commerce 4 axe between 12 and IB years. 4
secretaries held In .tills city yes- Meet at Locltwood Motor 4
tenia-. Several fine Ideas were 4'i.nninm. i u ',.ini,
developed, which are expected to Z
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n.,iti,i.-i 11 imn ui me s'.uie, una, in
cldentally, DoUKlas county has se- 4444444444444444
cured additional Interest In t he'
North Umpqua road project. i ATTENTION PYTHIAN ' 4
Tho m'ornliiK was given over j J SISTERS . ' 4
largely to a discussion of the tour- IT . , .
1st problem, the illscussloii being! Itegular meei.ing Umpqua 4
led by H. (1. Harlan, secretary of J"1,"1" Monday Sept. 4
Ihe ABliliind Chamber of Com- ii l" "l 8 "co-,l' !' AH mem- 4
merce, who in n moBt IntereRiliiL- IT UBr" requesieu to maue a spe- 4
address outlined the growth of tho
tourist truffle In the past, devel
oping tne possibilities for the fu
ture, and outlining methods for
benefit to the communities.
Tho tourist trade has been
allowing an Increase from year to
year, lie slated, and this season
was 20 per cent above last year.
This is occasioned, lie slated, by
the sentiment that is
throughout Ihe country for
rocreatlon,
v ciai eiiort to attend. 4
14 LENA YOUNG, M. E. C, 4
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I Chilly Weather Is Here
So is our special
HOME MADE
'..Chili.;,:.--.
Con Game
source, rent projierty will be call
ed upon to bear an additional bur
den. , ,
Dr. Irving Vinlng, former presi
dent of Ihe Oregon Stnlu Camber
Of Commerce, tii-cseiiteil nt Into,-.
spreading cMling discussion of Ihe report of
for more the 11 H i'ii:,,i,n,. nt r .
eoplc lire doilllllldlllK One nenllnn nf ll,l
more and more time for nlnv anil ii,i i 1,.. ,i. !.
employers nro recognizing this ests of Ihe western states. That
growing sentiment by granting section, nr. Vinlng pointed out
more and more vacations to their recommends that the government
employees, ronlMug that the help- engage In no additional reclama
I11I eflects of such rocreations at , Hon or drainage projects, until all
proper in orvuls is conducive to r the land In the present projects
greater efficiency on the part of, in taken up. As sbme of these
the employees. 'I hon. too, ho slat- projects can nover prove profitable
ed, thero are more mid more peo- bucIi a move, it Is feared, would
Pie who are making tours for the completely halt any further de
purpose of finding locutions for.velopme.it. The secretaries are
fututo homes. . jcnlllng attention of tho Slate
Basing his estimates on figures Chamber of Commerce lo this
given by tourist bureaus, ho be- clnuso and nre asking thnt it be
neves innt next season will eee n called to Ihe nllenllon of other
25 tier cent Increase In tourist chambers throughout Ihe state,
travel ovrr thin year. The iinst A reconimomlnllon iiiidimr il
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j ROOSEVELT FIELD. N. Y.,
Sent. 8. Bound for a sliare In a
SI 5.000 pot of gold at Hie end of
a flight across the continent, 20
airplane pilots n class II of the
cross country air ' derby took off
nun morning ror 1.09 Ange es. Hut
a few minutes after their departure
novices were received Indicating
dangerous fog over , McKeesport,
I'd.. Hie first slop In the contest.
One woman. Mrs. K. W. J'en
illeuui of New York City, rodo with
the speeding crart today. She was
a passenger of .Shoenlialr. .who also,
carried Tom Colby of Detroit In a
Buhl plane.
The contestant nil driving
planes with engine displacement
of 610 .to S00 cubic Inches were
routed to proceed from McKees-
port to Columbus, Ohio, before con-
iinuing to 1 erro Haute, Im., for
rest tonight. . .
L. A. Shoenlialr of' Los Angeles
took off at 6: 18 a. m. (eastern
slondard time) leading tho planeB
In the class Tl race.
Casey THcb New Motor.
NEW -VOHK, Sept. S.-C. S.
"Casev" Jones, head of the Cur
tlsa flying service, took off this
morning for Los Angeles In a Cur
lis Robin plane powered by a new
Curtiss Cliallenger motor never be
fore flown except in factory trials.
FATHER IS GIVEN
CUSTODY OF CHILD
AFTER COURT FIGHT
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GLADYS H. STRONG
S ., . TEACHER OF PIANO
9 ' ' Graduate of the New England Conservatory,
!, Fupil of Arthur Foote
S Parrott (DuildlllK Telephone 292-IJ
311-L
Foul truck with cab, new tires
nnd everything, nil, for . J12G.00.
For sale by lliinsen 'Chevrolet Co.
Slate Surfaced '
lOOFING
S2.95Per Roll
DENN-GERRETSEN CO.
LINDY'S FAVORITE" LUNCH '
. COUNTER RAIDED BY DRYS
( Asiorfntnl I'rcsi I-eniM Wire)
CHICAGO, Sept. 8. The drys
hnve raided one of Col. Charles A.'
Lindbergh's 'favorite lunch coun
ters. 1 , .
In his mall pilot -clays "Slim"
landed at the' Mayweed flying
Held. It was his wont to hop from
tho cockpit for lunch between
flights. Always It was a sandwich
and buttermilk at the Fores'. Inn
nearby. Yesterday federal ngents
patronized tho Inn and found three
barrels of beer, which disappeared,
together with the bartender.
Ford touring. Starter and In
good running order, all for $35.00.
For sale by Hansen Chevrolet Co.
Eat barbecue sandwiches and
live forever. Brand's Road Stand.
. . NEW TODAY . I
GARAGE FOR RENT 526 Piltzer
St. Phone 527-L.
Judge Hamilton Rtnteii ihn itiii,i
becomes the ward of the court and CONCORD grapes. , Leave orders
it Is the duty of the court to look ut Stephens Street Store. Phone
after the child's welfare until the 21s- ; .
time of Its majority.
II.
SERVICE DELAYS
Palace of Sweets Cafe
"Good Things to Eat in a Clijan Place."
number of western commodities
to thoso protected by tariff re
strictions wiiR approved.
o-
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our thanks
for Ihe sympathy and bountiful
flowers received during our . be
reavement. Mr. and Mrs. .T. W. Decker
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. E. Ticker
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Decker
Mr. and Mrs. Ci H. McMullIn
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. M. Boggs
MIEK'MIIMII
ENROLL YOUR CHILD NOW
in a Beginner's "Melody Way' Pinno Class
at '
HEINLINE STUDIO KOHLHAGEN BLDG.
Gaby Clam, 4.6 yrs., Monday, Wednosday, Friday,
Children 6B yra., Wednesday 3l30-4:30; Saturday
Children 012 yrs., Tuead.iy 4:30-0:30; Saturday 4-5.
Adult classes to he announced Inter.
PHONE 390
9:3010:30
9:30-10:30
DANCE
RowelfsHall
TENMI'JS
Saturday, Sept. 8th
Music bv
TWILIGHT ENTERTAINERS
of Bandon
Come to the open Pavilion
where you. can keep cool while
you dance.
Women Wanted
For Cannery Work
Apply at Nearest Plant
FRANK J. NORTON CO.
Suthcrlin, Ore. Roseburg, Ore.
Tel. 525
DOUGLAS FUNERAL HOME
Established 19?o
Perfect Funeral Services
Fn!r and Rentonnble Prices
AMBULANCE SERVICE :
phone h. c. STEARNS phone
112 Manager 112
Pine and Lane 8ts. - 1 Udy Attendant
year, he pointed out, have been it
record one for auto production.
This means that more people have
new cars In which to travel. This,
collided with the fact that western
slules have been pushing their
road programs, will undoubtedly
a I result in n greater inritix of tour
Hllsls lo the coast during tho en-
biimg jear. , .
Loop Road Plan Grows
Tlie loop road plan Is growing,
ho reported, 'and tourists nre be-
gj jinB iikiriitieu oy iiiese unves. rney !
.n.- inv.uiivu ui'iiu in nun- on ine
highway whore they find thnt thev .
Eicnn make a scenic drive nnd get Chevrolet ton truck. Just over
glhack to the highway again: This hauled nnd ready to go, 1926 nio-
resuiis in their staying longer in del. for sale by Hansen Chevrolet
each community, which iu the Co.
Rjnbjoct for which all sections are ' o .
workint. It is therefore to the Myers' electric witter systems
Interest of any aocllim to do- re rollahlo nnd will glvo you bet-
vclop n road that will form a loop tor service. They nro sold at
over which tourists can bo ill- Wharton Uros.
reeled. ...
He then stressed tho, need lo
educate local people, particularly
j. camp ground operators, hotel man.
agers, sorvlco station employees,
merchants anil oihors who are
tlnliwn Into content Willi the tour
ists, so that they may give Infor
mation on roads, recreational fea
tures. Industry and oilier subjects
In which tourists may be Inter
ested. Ills talk resulted In a very en
thusiastic discussion, which lasted
g mull the noon hour.
K As tho outcome of litis confer
ence It is planned to'issuen south
ern Ornuitn ii,.,-iiil l,.ii ..,, 'Pl.iu
H ninp will show Ihe loop drives in
(S each section mid the drives Unit
embrace all of the soniliorn Ore
gon territory. The secnlc fea
tures of each county, the recren
tlon spots nud tributary roads
will be rhown In detail. These
folders will be. strictly designed
for Ihe interest of the tourists and
will he put out on n roopernllve
basis. They will list hotels, ramp
grounds, nnd other accomodations.
N. Umpqua Road Favored
The discussion of i loop ronds
naturally led to the consideration
of the Norlh I'ntpqun road pro
ject. Tho completion of this road
will not only nfford it way Into
Ulninnnd nnd'CrntiT lakes, but will
also bo a link In , several loop ,
drives that! concern all of southern I
Oregon. Secretary Reynolds, of
Klamath frnlls, 'was very Interest
ed In tho project nnd Is anxious lo
help lu sei'itiiiiR the . completion
of the road, ;
A very Interesting talk was
made nt noon by Senntor II. I..
Eddy, who spoke on Ihe nitlu li
cense tm'nsures that have been
propnsoil. As a member of tho leg
islature, ami of the senate commit
tee on roads nml highways, he U
1'iie of tho best informed men In
the stntJi on tints-subject. He tokl
nt sMiir-.of Ilie prprior.als that hail
boPM mni!i nhI how they - would
Interfere with the. mail program of
the state. When the stale road
bond wer vetti. he si.neil. il was
timlcrsioed IlKl they would not
In' nny Way Increase; the property
tax. If., howovpr. Ihe auto license
Is reduced, lowering the amount of
revenue to be derived from ' Hint ,
It Is the universal nollcv of
courts, Judgl Hamilton stated, to
give the cuicody of children to the
mother, recognizing her greater
inieiosi in tne child. This was
true, ho pointed out, In the decree
of the California court, where the
nioiner -was given the child, even
though the divorce was granted to
Ihe rather. Tho provision that the
clilld should- not be allowed In Hie
presence of Hopkins apparently
wus Inserted for some reason con
nected with the child's welfare,
Ihe Jmhe said, and should, there
fore, lie given consideration.
''From the records in this case
the court cannot uphold the notion
of Mrs. Hopkins In taking tho child
from California without the per
mission of the court," Judge Ham
ilton said in further discuiHiing the
case. "This is not . a matter of
sentiment, "t is not a matter of
pleasing ellher Mr. Bonner or
Mrs. Hopkins. It Is a matter .of
looking out for the best Interests
of this, unfortunate child, whose
parents are living in contention.
"The court nt Sacramento acted
In' the best interests of the child.
It was therefore the wrong thing
to do to take the child out from
under the jurisdiction qt that
'court without permission.
"It Is nlso a rule of court that
orders of sister courts shall be
recognized and Willi this In mind,
and In consideration of nil other
phases of tho case, this court
feels that the custody of this child
should be given to the father.
ueorge Conner-.
FOR SALE Date prunes. Dring
your boxes. C. C. Hurst, Rivers
dale. -
FOR RENT 2 raonT-furnished
house. See elevator man nt
i Perkins Bldg.
PHILADELPHIA
MAYOR ISSUES
CLEAN-UP EDICT
The New Science of
Elocution
Elements nml Principles of
Vocal Expression
IN LESSONS '
Willi exercises and selections
for Acquiring the Art of Rend
ing and Speaking.
No student under sixteen venrs
or nge.
MRS. W. W. ASHCR AFT
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been Issued them in appear before
tho grand jury. '
Evidence in' I'ssnislou or Mou
nhnn Is reporlcd (n show that the
leaders of the mill : nil licking
gang nre Max Ilijfr, spurn pr iiint
er; and Louis Eii'u:an.'
John R. Kelley
Sheet Metnl Works
Heating and
Ventilating
Western Furnaces
G04 N, Jackson
Private Kindergarten
Opens
Monday, Sept. 17, 192S
. Presbyterian Church
i Parlors.
:00 to. II: HA a. m.
Lllli S. Vowel
j- DAILY WEATHER REPORT
! O. S. Weather nureau Office,
!Rosebiirg. Oregon. Data reported
by E. II. Fletcher, Meteorologist in
charge.
Barometric pressure (reduced
i to sea level) ii n. m 30.17
Relative humidity 6 p. m. yes-
terday (per cent) 55
P'eclp. In Inches and Hundredths:
Highest temperature yesterday fi3
Lowest temperature last night 43
Average temperature ror the
day ,
Normal temperature for this
day
Precipitation, last 24 hours ....
Totnl proclp. since 1st -month
Normal precip. for this month
Totnl precip. , from Sept. 1, ,
1921 ..
A vera co precli. from Sept. 1,
is;t ..-
Totnl deficiency since SepL 1,
192S
Average seasonal precip. SepL
to May.. Inclusive 31.16
Forecast lor Interior southwest
Oregon: Fair tonight and Sunday;
warmer tonight.
FOR SALE-Rogistered Angora
. bucks. Phone 12F2. , J. I. Chap
man, Wilbur, Ore.
FOR 'RENT loiieriTf'We'-TSini'
liout-e,', partly furnished, garage.
Inquire 720 Wlncheslor St.
FOR- SALE Dining" tnlilojT buffet;
library table, and baby buggy.
Phone 4U3-J, or call 1)09 , Cobb
St. ' :' .
FIVE ROOM cottage, for , rent.
Hardwood floors, breakrast nook,
with garage. Ramonii Court.
N. (. Williams. . ji,..
PEACHES Oood ' canillliElbeT
las nt stand on hlghwuv north
of Dillard bridge. I. . 13.. Thomp.
son.
WILL T56XRD a small boy of
school age during school term.
Good home In country. Address
Box 56, News-Review.
WANTED Girl or middle aged
lady to do general housework
in family of three. Address E.'
V. R., care News-Review.
FOR RENT Fuiiiished "and un(ur-
nlshed npts. One 5-room fur-J
nlshod house.' Also store build-1
lug close. See Ohmnn, or phone I
23I-R. , '
WANTED Pears, firavensteln ttH
pies, grapes, at rruit stand t
Dillard. iiiese must be' so I !
can resell. Phono 22F4. G. T.
Royer. . : ' 1
There has heen a great; deal ol
dissatisfaction expressed .concern
ing tlie, mail -'service, resulting
from the last change In train
schedule. ' The southbound early
morning train was mnde .later
than formerly with (he result that
the morning 'mail in Roseburg is
considerably delayed.
Until a few months ago No. Ill
was scheduled to unive heforo 4
11. ;m. Tho local post ofHco lias ii
eloiit who goes on duly at 5 a. m.,
and under Ihe old system the hull:
of the 'mail was distributed by ihe
lime business was commenced in
tlie morning. Then the train was
made Jater and later, until now its
scheduled tliue is 6;05 a. m. Duo
to the heavy , local work that tlie
train iloes between Portland and
Roseburg it is nearly always de
layed and hns not reached the city
until around 7 o'clock or later any
day this week. . ' ,
Despite the. fact that all of the
ILitffWACADEMV
Trains tor Character
A non-Bectartati boarding an4
day echool for boys. Hlsb
acholaatla standard. Home
like atmosphere: aviation!
athletic. Send ror cntalna
Portland, Oregon
rival at the post orrice, so that
the mail delivery in the residen
tial district . Is much later than
formerly. (r
The ilelayed mail delivery is"
due entirely: to llio poor train sbr-:
vice resulting from tlie changed
schedule,-the arrival of the mull In
the city being too late to permit
distribuion beforo business hours.
It is to be hoped thut an earlier .
morning train service will be re
stored in ihe near future, wliich.
will bo a great aid to the eutiro
city In the matter of its . mail
service. '
Give your chitd a' thorough
training in music liiiulamenlals by
putting him in u Dunning Class
with Harriet Groves Wealherford.
Phone 166-R.
BRING THEM IN NOW
Vacation time with abundance
of leisure is just tlie season for
photographing -' children, and at,
tlie rate they are growing you
really shouldn't delay much long
er. Telephone us for an annoint-
employees at (lie post office have iment. The morning is tlie best..
assumed extra work in an effort , Roseburg Studio. 329 Jackson St.
10, meet this situation, the distrili-
utfon of mall has been greatly de
layed. It is a great convenience
to business firm or an orfice to
have the morning mail 011 liiind
whon tho store or oti'loc opens In
the morning. , It Is quite obvious
that such an arrangement is 11
'great help and when such a plan
nas oeen roiiowcd for ninny
years any change becomes very
noticeable. . .
Under tho present schedule Ihe
mail is not disCV buted until a con-1
siderahiy later hour than formerly 1
aild fS f llornfro'e tniaot I Ini. t
business schedules. The carriers
are nlso getting out Into the iesl
difntlal sections much . Inter, as
lliey now have to aid In distrib
uting and sorting the mall and
working up their own routes be
fore they can leave, work which
was formerly done before their ar-
elOTICE .
Disolution. of Partnership
. To whom this may concern: Tin,
co-partnership , heretofore . existing
between J. Mrotl and j. Frank con
ducting Ilie business known us the
Alaska Hide. Wool and Fur com
pany and the Roseburg Salvage
company is dissolved: and Hint I
wiit not be responsible for nny
bills or debts contracted by said j.
Frank who has left for -parts un
known. Said buslnos will be con
ducted by myself. .'. :
Signed, J. BROTT,
Overland Six seuun. 1926 model,
Tliis car cost over SI 200 less than
two years ago and Is offered for
sale by ns. for less than half cost.
Hansen Chevrolet Co.
53
.30
.30
FOR SALE Concord grapes for
Jelly, canning tomatoes and a
clean up on wntermelons Satur-1
tirday and Sunday at lc per lb. r'
D. Coon Stand, Dillard, Ore:
Afi- iDEAlTiila'CTToriiemrsuiTday i
evening. Music for dancing. Ex-!
cellent chicken dinner, with su
perior service. Come to Canyon I
Tavern, i mile south of Canyon-;i
vllle. . - , ..- ; -j
DAIRYMAN Replace lhosflowB I '
you have been selling with
something bettor. I know " of I
several registered heifers. bul;
cunt use all or them. See me
n bout them. Fred A. Goft, Rose
burg. . :
SALESLADIES WANTED Repre-'
sent real manufacturer 1 f)2S
full dress outfit free; factory to;
wearer prices; liberal commis-1
slons; protected territory. New-;
est Modes. Dept. 99, Drawer D,
Chicago. III. - . I
BARGAIN DAYS Large, sheep
and turkey ranch for rent. Will
take hundred sheep to-stock Hi
Fine sheep ranches for sale.
Small farm for rent. Holise lor
rent. Low rent. Small larra
for sale, rlverbottom land, cheap.
House for sale; low patee. When
you want a bargain call on me.
All kinds of trades. C. Merrill,
i"s .viosner rt. '
Frances Lintott
PIANO STUDIO
522 S. Main St.
Phone 419-J
UNION AIR LINES, INC:, OWNERS AND OPERATOIS
OF THE
WEST COAST
Air Transport Co.
Tri-Motored, 8-Passenger
AIRPLANES
'',. " '' vri i'.
: TO SAN FRANCISCO
Mor.day Wednesday Friday
; Fare $40.00
TOSEATTLE
Fare, one way $12, round trip $22 ,
, From Portland, twice daily
Three Motors Give Positive Safet
Usual Insurance Liability '
, Over; 1.000 passengers already carried on our
line since March 5.
Folder Information at all Pickwick Stage Agencies
. , We handle trunks and heavy baggage
' See Agent for particulars . ,
STAGE TERMINAL HOTEL
Roseburr; . pi cac
WeKelelSeK.i.M.j.JeMra.j
Bosch Radio
New Models In Stock.
Hear .thm day er n'ht.
Taylor's Battery & Electric
' - Station '
The Best In Radio.
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
CPTOMSTR18T
Spectellst In the fitting of
... Glasses
. , , lit Jackson pt. , . , .
ROSEBURG UNDERTAKING CO.
' ....... Estsbll.hed 1901 .
M. E. RITTER, Manager
Founded and Maintained on Efficient
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