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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-RF.VIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1 2, 1929. News of Douglas County I RIDDLE SCHOOLS I mm vnn umtm ll tV -Itt-vlrw- Counly Ku-cial L((KiN(;(if.ASS, June 11. The bitecalaureate fcuriuon to the 1929 crndiuttitiK cIumh (if the Looking ghtKiiwtiitfU ht-lioul wan held at the Loot! tin slant! cliurrti "umlay eve ning the pUHtor, Kv, AlU-n, tie llvyjwig tho iiihliesn which wna w-p-4ta Hiibjfct fr "Ule'H VoyaKH- wliurch was lieumllully d c co ral fT" with t'OMfH. S)ffial numbers wertVpiven ''' tt quartette compos ed -ah rrtucipiii r. .m. hm., Air. nmt'4ni. Arthur MhikIi hdU Mm. (icnV( .MaiHli who nam; "The AuJi,enii Chorus", and the ;irln' glf4:llib (-(iiniuKi'il of Klia belli iut"hiiis, Hulh lteach, Kthel l'aik fir,' Hassle T-Jfiirii, Alino Thonip no'uTt-ueia I oners. Susie Jueoby, Sheila Welsh, Vera Hodges ami Hitra MontKi'iiHTy sniiK "In the Tliilvor Hoses." 'tint l'inh sirhool will present the "NoihiiiK lint thf Truth" at tiiPtJniPK(i hall Wednesday niht, ff:2lL.lt is a comedy In three acts iinvhtch it deals with thu problem tlu0Aruth is impossible In modern booifiy and the characters ar: ltntrtrt Keimett Francis Nash E;jJC KalKton CheMer Vj1iann Dick, ,Junnelly John Kodley JltalUM'd Van Duzeii- BnberL Alnnt- mory. ITljffyji Dorcn Gi.t KalnUm ftlfm Salmon Ether Clark Hnflh Jackson JU4iJe Jackson... Manilla Dennett Holers I.ucia HoKeiK Klizuheth Telford Frances Welsh ...Susie Jacoby Klhel I'arktfi- .... Vein Hodges r'itm aluiunf held their regular flirtnliiK for election tri olilcers for tlitju,fullowlnK year at tint (Jrantto lifcUUWediiBmliiy nlht. Arthur Mil jimr; -president; Kallieriue Jacoby, sflrlrVtary-treaaurer; Antly Jacoby, fiar&Vunt-at-arnis. They entorluined tutd admitted the seniors to their uttsottatioii . . .-Achievement day will be held at tlwMiool house Friday afternoon iO,'vileh exhibits of the children's worfc will be displayed. The club mftnbers will present exhlbllH of thuJr, work and a general luncheon .wHHte held at noon for all pa renin nml '-friends. fJEW GLENDALE -''., GARAGE IS OPEN ..,Uii Kv!pw Uinittlaa Cutmly Filial) MjKNDALH, Juno 12 The new ffrtirnl Kara ire on fourth sireet (jeVfJjift from the auditorium Ih being oiyjjitm tor mimiiesH tint) week ny A.'sHollevoet. This garago occu tHMvthe new rout-rule buitdinf; rn WYIfXy ,,ullt h' HK Ah for A. (I. .Cfolif' (tl which has been leaned 1) 1r. Hollevoet. The building JmB-large front nnd tilde doom antl pH'tily of windows and Is larg( and nVo'fiiy. In (he ou(er front corner Wlll.be located the office antl toilet 1-nom with lutlowfl Hrprnaling It froyftbo garage pmper. r; MYRTLE CREEK .'"TV1TKTLK CKKKK. June 12 "Mj h. M. A. Dttuglatt of Modeitlo. al.. in-viUlMK here wflh her ninter, MIhh Orllla iVlern ami other rehttivea. Mr. and Mm. (1. A. Hughes nnd tin Bona of Lotll, Cat., nrrlvtil Wednemlay 1o nt (end the funeral or J. M. Uoylea and take their son WnUaiii Inline wflh them. . Mr. IhuJies Ih a brolher of Mrs, Uoyles. -JO. l,eo IhtHkell nrrivi t uen . Friday f nun Urn Angeles where he - whh nltendinK the Shriuei H con- veiillon uml Incltlentally allendtng ; to mattei-H tif biiHueiw. Mrs. Has kell and little mm Hoiiatd have been here for three weeks vlsllfng Mrs. TaHkeir mother, Mrs. Kher man. The HatkellK left Monday for their homo In Bremerton, ash. They were Httompanled as far ns Kugene by Mrs. Sherman, who WIU.vIhK friends (here Tor a week. Hoy H. Hen Iry and family went (o San FrauclHco Friday where they wJlUeMde and Mr. Hendry will he ; fuit.it).ved by the Itlchlleld Oil conniany. "KVV. and Mrs. A. Sias are at - t cutting the gradunting eereies at (heMotimoulh Normal Tuesday. Their daurhier. Miss (Ilea is oiie of the trradiiates nnd will come home with her parents in B(ay un til her school opi-ns in eplemhcr. Harry and Itay Allen visited Sun day with (heir broiher. liex, whu Ih in a .My ill.- I'olnt hopiial as a re soil ot a very serious injury, and report (tint he was cf;ifng more Great Constipation Food Kofiesliinn prcpntn. um llinl drives tint tlie t;"f"'s cause hciuim-lie, indirstiiin and ciinstipalion. 01 ftft Cer can I lUU Try smile of tl.rse Bailie Creek 1 leallh Foods, A complete line at this groceiy. '" Economy Grocery O. U. JOHNSON Tht 8tore Thjt Serves You Beit PhAn Sfl .M4 N- JartraAA At easily and that there Is some hope of his recovery. John A. Coiieland died Monday night at (he home of J. H. Aid red ge from injuries received by falling down the basement stairs at the local telephone office. The Cope lands have lived here for many year a and have many friends who deeply tiympatliize with them in their koitow. The funeral will b held at ibe Methodist church Wed Monday at 2: ISO p. m. J. M. HoylfH has as guests this week his son, Alfred Hoyles antl granddaughter. Miss Violet lioyles. of l' ndall, S. Dak., and daugh ter, Mrs. Km ma Cork of Kn glewood. Mrs. Cork tloes not expect to make a long visit but Miss lloyles will probably slay un til school opens tills fall while her father ih hike lit may move out here and make his home among us. Mr. ant Mrs. K. T. Khlrtcliff have returned from . Winchester liny. Their son, K. A., came, over with them to recuperate from an opera tion which he recently underwent in u North Jiend hospital. Clarence ami Harvey Copeland are here from Klamath county antl .Mrs. Harry Cash from Montague. Cal., to ullend the funeral of their I'm her. lr. George II. Houck spent the week end at Kugene with his wile. Airs. A. W. Thompson of Kugene visited her siHler, Mrs. H. W. Itevn- olds last week. The ilridge club held their regu Inr monthly meeting at Hie home ol Mr. and Mir. II. V. Hermunn last Friday night. Mrs. Clara Mckean has returned from Stockton, Cal.t where t;he vis ited for a month w ith her daughter, Mrs. (lortmdu Huffman uml family. RIDDLE (Xi-u. U- irw ll.,tijlii, (iiiml.v Sit'inl) UIDIII.K. Jun 12. Mr. mill Mr. W. 8. I'llllllim were atli-mling Ki huHini'si) niiilli-in In ItOHobui g Alon- All. Hllll Ml'ft Mi-fnll rtf Hoi,.,., wi'i-u riiohIh Muniliiy at lliu homo ol MitM JiOHHio Cllill. Ml'H. .1. (!. l'ni'ii nml ilu mlil,.i' Mary, and Kill SumlMrK nr i,u..! l)Urn wi'io hole a tow houi'H .Mou- Juy looking iilloi- huHlmua umtloiH. J. M. taifl . I..,. Sunday Willi u load of nlieo liu Ih ilinillK IU lllillKI!. II. t. I:l,rill 1m nunlutinu ot II. .Myrlle ( rii-k ding Btoio thla wook. MIhh .lunlcn Ati.-inu .r n... Hon HlalK i-oUoge uiTlvvil homo IIiIh mvoiv iiiiu iu Hpoiui ine Muinmi'i vaiallon with iur parciiln huro. Mr. anil aiih. . n. Nliiiom mo loivd lo .Marahrii'ld Tuvmlny lo nt loud llio inoiilliig ol thu Bliilo Kiaiigo. .MiH. Pi-iil Hull an,! i.inu Mario and (.'uilioi-ido Ii lonilB lii I'm i land thin wook. iMl'H. Klil-1 Auou niltl rhllilrou l Uioi'iiB Inn e Ihuii kuohIb nooiilli ill Iho homo ot Mm. Agoo'ti slaior, Mih. I'hlllp lllumloll. M I'm. t' i: i .ii..h.i,w, ,.,i ,i i U'llllllllOlIll lo,l Tliiii-Kihiv loi. l.-n. golio mid Jimiior lo vlnll rolallvoH. II. A. rilllll,IUH llf Ih-Oll. I!lll h.-iu hoon horo Inu pant nook vlslllng HI llio homo of Jim lii'iiliow. AlboiL I oniikiiiH. AH. und Mm. (). V. I.OKmlon loft 'I'llomluy lor Alairihriold in mn. mi llio Klulo urauuo. Mr. l.m-u,l,,i, lu luaKtor ut I Liu loi-al gi iingu. J. ii. i riii who Iuih boon InUIng tronlmoni m llio .avn Hot .siirlngn in Idiihu lor Bovonil inoullis, ro lilini'il Ui his homo horo 'luoaday iiimh Imiuiivod In Inallli. A. ll. Iioolor and lauilly, Mr. mid .Ml'H. Al. Al. Illlliio.'illi I.' v- no,. man and family, Alia. o. V. I.oga doii und ilaugluor l.illiiiu, Fuwnlo lluuBiin and Alia. Aualln Wllaon ri niiiimi' IMilill,, i.. .....I.. .. i " ""- '-"l'H.. ,, in, ui- lonilod thu iiirnhal al Jioaoburg Hulunluy. Ml'H. II. It. WIMIu 1111,1 urn ,!!..,, loll Hlimluy for I lal'ilHlilii'K whoro llioy will vit.li al iho lionio of Alia, lloorno l.oilgoiwooil for a fow daya iii-nno going on lo roi'iiund. iMuild, Kli luird und Aloilo. Jr., Ilnidlo. onmo down from l.obanun lllriilav uml will uo.,11.1 il inoulh Willi rolullvoa horo. l-.nward Allilua of Soalllo nirlioil Kiidny ml was a guoat um i- ih(. wivk ond al Hie lituno of hln uur. 'ins. .Mr. and Mia. A. L. Aikina. Mr. und Airs. W'lllliii.i un,v ,.i I'ondon and I lu ll- aix ililldn n vlsil- I Sllllillll- lit Iho lin I' M.-o lliillniy'a iiinnls. Mr. and .dra. Kd Moi-g.-iu. 'I'ho oliiidroii are aiaiiug u illl lllrlr i;rnuilii:iriiw tl,iu ..... .L wlillo Mi. mid Alia. Kalnuv annul liu griuu:o mooiiuu at MuiKhn.-iii Alia. Al 'roiiiikiua roit-nlly ro- IM'll llll Ulllliilllli-oiiionl in' lli. i uiuihuiliiiu Jim.' lili of Unwind Union lluiliiuMin. Iniiid smioa nnw. from llio Miisaiu liiisi.tiM inii. .tlllf III 'l'0llllll,ll,'V !t lt.Ul,. l. Hull liiiiaou In Iho hil-.huuij of Miss oil.-HillU-O IMIIUII3, I1101.O Ol AllH. TonipklnM. I.M.J.i.i.i.i.i.j.i.M.K.j.j.i.j, 1 W. F. CHAPMAN PHARMACY I1 1 . I! H extends nn A ' INVITATION 1 1 on me uuili. illy invited Id cimiic nml t'lijoy n "Colonial Dames Beauty Treatment" witli our i iiniplinu'iils. By Jj jsj special nrranuenirnt with tlie Cnloniul Dimirs 1 uliora- gj tnries in 1 lnllywnnd, tlirir specialist will ivc lluse won- J.J dcrful llemily 1're.itmciits tn slinw the exuuisite effect the ff. K proper use ol I osmetics will We desire to reserve an appointment for you. Tnis is a unitiic oppot tnnity nml we iv;e ytu to come caily to s avoid disappointment. Free Facials will be given by tho Colonial Dames jwj Specialist June 10th to June 15lh. Fl! Wv a It.'i lew I)tiif;Uri Count V Sj-rlal ) ltlllJ,K, June 12. the school or district No. ao. under the leader ship of the teat Iter, Mrs. K. J. Cos- rove, save its closing exercises last Tliun.tluy evening at (he school lioue. The rwim was pat ked with a crowd of inte'eRted patents and mentis also visitors from thf neighboring towns. Mrs. Coygrove's Hiittiriainments are justly famtnis and the pupils show excellent train ing. The drills and fancy dances were p- rfoinitd perfectly and (he costumes worn by tho children re beautiful. Among features of the program that deserve Hpeeial mention are a Jberty drill, the Toy Makers bi t am by lour boys, an Indian lance, and Old Mother (loose, iilus- 1 1 ;i t d. The latter was one of the besi performances given here In a lone time, liesides these numbers and ither recitations and songs the program was enhanced bv outside talent. Miss Jean Mahoney and Lo- ena Sawyers of Canvonville cavn violin hoIos. Miss Itiilh Mosihaf. Helen lttddle nhd (Men Coiikle tave vocal solos. Mis. Lee Kellar and Carl Under each gave a readini intl Miss Katherine ilenshe ohiv- etl (wo pianti solos. Mrs. Adah Amspoker and Mrs. Muiihcad as sisted Airs. Cosgrove nt the piano. HAYHURST NEWS' INi'W,. loil.tt- I(,mfI:iN c.niiilv SM,-ij) 1IAVIK IIHT. Juno II Mi- und Mia. Iliohanl Tritcs of Aliaaoula, Alniiluiia, worn vlsillng the lallora unit, .Mm. Congo Hamilton, hial wook. Mra. 'I'rilos fonnorly rosldoil horo nnd ut Suiheilin. and Ib high ly ro.spoi.iod and ostooniod horo by nor iminy frlouda. Sho la llio ilmigh lor of W'nrnor l,nlrd. Ml'. 'I'lltoa is a aou of the lnlo llov. Ti-lloa of Suthoi-lin, und a moat oatlmnblc young man. The young oouplo woi-e rocontly niar- lod and onjoying a honevmnon. bv vlBlllug I'rlondH and relatives bolh hero at nt fiuthorlln. Their frlonda Jln In many good wlahea for their till lire hapiiiiieaa. hevoiul peoile from here nllond d the entertainment of the KI- wniila club u given by Iho lirange at Vomulla laat Katurdny. (libera wore very aiirry that a lltllo rain uml a Tew wot lurkoya kept them ill homo wholi (hey heard what u lino liiuo oiery one enjoyed. .nr. mid Alls. Herman Miller and Mra. Kmnia Miller, attended Hie funeral of Allien Smith at the Vou oalla ei-tnetery last Suiuluy aflor noon. Mnny Iriends oame from VI Imr, ltoaeburg mut Oakland, to pay irlbuto to thla well known and loved plonoor. Mra. Mary WHIInms went to Scotts Valley on Kunday, to aee her nlei-e. .Mrs. Hay I'oltor. who has bom II ll'or aonio lime from ol fei ta of flu. Kriiso anil Miller's mill has boon held up bo far ns hauling ties la I'oni-erneil by (be heavy ruin. Log ging Is going on. anil llioy cxpoet lo saw tlliH week. Wo regret very iliuoh that the names of two of our eighth grade grniluateN wore left mil in llio pro gram w lilih appeared In last week's lliiyiiul'HI items. The cor root Hat Is: Harry (iblanii, salula loiy; Diilhert Hamllloll, c'lllaB poem; I'Mwmd Moran, olass proph eey; Ilobeli Allen, olaaa hialory, mid llobert .Miller, vuleillrtory. YONCALLA (.H.tei'lntiil I'n?. I.tj(w.1 Vir.- YONCALLA. June la.- Howard Applegate celebrated hts stMh birthday. Friday. June 7th. A group of hts I ft 1 1f Iriends w ere preseui it) help him celebrate. (iaim's were played following wbtch de licious refreshments w ere served to the following guests, Virginia and Ilea i ilee Krune, Karl and Kr line Howard. KIste and I'aula .I'tnes. Jin, and Jack Collins. David Kuuz, Km her nnd Harbara Toner, Uctly and Ituih Kruwe, Marion Ktles, A Hi linllgheriy. Uuili Sloule, M i s. ( leri rude Si on i e. M rs. M a y Oaiigheiiy, Noaml Iaugheity, Mrs. Khner Knue, Mrs. Kail Howard, Mrs. (ieo. Applegate, and I low aid Appleguie. Mr. and Mrs. How at d Kogers and daughter, l.tds. of .Maishtield ate veiling at tlie Coggswell bonie f ir a lew days. Mr. Lou llaihaway of Albany Uited at the Hathaway home lot a couple itf days last week. Mis.s Viola New by has secured a mind posi'imi in Itoseburg. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Dooditer and produce. BOTH STARS IN SPEED AND CONTROL "I-efty" Grove, star pitcher of the Philadeiphia Athletics, has the speed, endurance and control that make him an out3UJKJL-j performer in big league haseball. That he appreciates'the value of these same qualities cn the road as daughter, Virginia, of Albany visit ed for a few days last week ut the (lover home. , Mr. and Mrs. John Culver of Corvatlts spent the week-end visit ing Mis. Ida Hunyon. Mr. K. KobertH motored lo Monmouth Tuesday on a busincsjt trip. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Sherman, Clarence Chestnut and Mr. and Mrs. Slew art of Collage drove spent Sunday visiting at (he IL V. Havis home. Mrs. Walters of Montana arrived here Friday called here due to the sirinus illness of her sister, Mrs. It. V. McKaig. Mr. 1. J. Rogers nnd Clarence Conner molored (o Marshfield Sat urday, returning home Sunday. Mrs. McCourt returned home Fri day artcr spending the winter In Corvaliis. Mrs. Alpha Newby of Tillamook Is vlslling her parents, Mr. und Mrr Tom Wallace. Misses Helen MathlH. Lena Hum mel, Gladys Ohlsen. Illanche Toner and Kenneth Toner returned home Tuesday after attending school at aionmouih all winter Miss Uerulce Allen of Kugene Is visiting her aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Payne of Scotls Valley for a few days. Mrs. May Daugherty. Naomi and Claude UaiiKherty spent Monday shopping In Kugene. fieo. Kdes. Marlon and Porothy Kdes and Mrs. May Hathaway spent Tuesday In Itoseburg. r rank Helllwell, manager of lioswell SprlnsB sanllorium nnd Mrs. Atldlemnn, who for Iho past year has been head nurse nt the sanitorium, were quietly married Monday evening at the Christian church parsonage. Kev. T. M. While performing (ho ceremony. Mr. antl Mrs. Ernest Warner of Parkdale. Ore., arrived here Friday to attend the funeral or Mr. Warn er's uncle. Al Smith. They returned lo their home Monday accompanied bv Mrs. Kllon Warner, who will visit wilh them for the summer. Miss Hernlce Allen of Kugene Is visiting at (he M. II. Payne home In Scotls Valley for a few days. CHICKEN DINNER Tliiirailay, June 13, ut Christian Cliuroh from 11:30 a. m. tn 1 p. ni., Klven by Luilios Aid 'society for henefit building fund, fill cenls per iilalo. Look lor menu In this paper. The number of Indians in the 1'nited Stales nt the taking of 1 lie federal census In 1910 was 2ti.V S3. THE NEW INTERNATIONAL "SIX-SPEED SPECIAL" WITH NEW COMBINATION BODY 8 SPEEDS FORWARD 2 REVERSE POWERFUL ENGtNE 4-WHEEL BRAKES Grain TVix - Stock Rack Convertible Body The new combination My qjf the Six-Speed Speeial can be changed from a tifffU 60-bttshfi gmin bttx lo tertieeable dock raek ui Jew muutiet. (Jommervial bod us alto OMi uWt. The eomplele Inter national line we Units the i-4an Speeial Mitery; the t 4, f. and 2-ton Spesj Trucks; and the 2 J2. mnd 5-tin Hravy-Duty Twin. C. J. WALKER V Kte Caia;;e Ihone well as on the diamond is demonstrated in his selection of a new Nash "400" Special Six Sedan for his personal use. recently. This is tlie third Nash that "Lefty" has owned, an indication of his complete satisfaction with Nash. NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWN ERS OF ROSEBURG Ordinance No. 57K of City of Roeburg provides that "No per son, persons, firm or coiporaiion shall permit or allow any weeds, grass, or brubh to grow or stand, nor any rubbish to accumulate or stand upon any lot or ground, owned, controlled or occupied by them, or on any street, uiiey, side walk or parking, upon the half of the streeL or alley adjacent to any lot or ground owned or controlled or occupied by him or them, with in the City of K one burg, etc." and providing a penalty. Property owners and occupants are requested and urged to co-operate in this matter al once in order to remove the tire hazard, and by your prompt compliance will also aid materially in helping to beauti fy the city. A. J. GEODKS, Recorder. DAILY WEATHER REPORT U. S. Weather Bureau Office, Roseburg, Oregon. Mala reported Dy hi. H. Fletcher, Meteorolugiat In charge. barometric pressure (reduced lo sea level) 5 a. m 30.16 Relative humidity 5 p. m. yes terday (per cent I -10 Highest temperature yesterday 75 Lowest temperature, laat night ...erage temperature tor the .. - - 02 Normal temperature 'lor this dale 62 Preclp. in Inches and Hundredths I'rocipiiation lor 24 Hours, ending 5 a. m 0 Total preeip. since 1st mouih.. 2.33 Normal preclp. for this month 1.09 Total preclp. from Sept. 1, l'Jl'S, to date 22. 55 Normal preclp. from Sept. 1 to date 31.67 Total deticieucy sluce Sept. 1, , 1U2K .. 9.12 Normal seasonal preclp. Sept. ' Rj May, Inclusive 31.16 Forecast for interior southwest Oregon: Generally lair tonight aud Thursday; cuntluued mild. W'alkins products. 120 West ,ane. l'lioue 197. DR. NERBAS DENTIST Painless Extraotion Gas When Desired Pyorrhea Treated Phono 4SS Masonic Illdg. THE ikw SIX-SPKED Spoeial fa popular-priord 1-ton truck peclallj diffnd for rnral r farm haul inn. It ha evcrythlnK that tho modem track Bbould lhe new 1-tipccd axks comhlnd Hth the tranfimlfwioa ratiaa. ivra tlto Si-Sped Sprcial a tWward and rewno speodA. 11m low range masters ruuh mad totiph going. The high range la for fat hauling when the roads are gtod. Tho aante easy enjiino ppoed gtvca you 35 niilra an hoar on good roads and 3 fighting tuilre an hour ton times as macs pulling power for the stubborn plnrs. We have the new Six-Speed Special ou ditiiiay came in aad ce ill 66 Rosrliury. Ore. BOY SCOUTS LEAVE- A group ot sixteen Boy Scouts from Douglas and Coos counties left Monday, accompanied by B. A. Hriiton, scuut executive nd Olv er John Hon, of the scout council, lor a trip to San Krancisco ami other Caliioinla points. '1'hcy aie makiiiK the trip in autos by way of the Koosevelt highway and will return by the Inland route, making numerous side trips. They w ill establish their own eamiis for night stops. The boys making the trip arelhe winners In the achievement round up and the first aid contest, and tlie latter team will compete for coast honors at San Francisco. UNITED ARTISANS ATTENTION You are requested to attend a special meeting June 15 at tlie K. P. hall. Supreme officers antl mem bers from oilier assemblies are Lo be with ua. Please come. By order of tho M. A. There's a to the amount or fudge you could cook without scorching What's true in cooking fudge is true in roasting coffee. That's why Hills Bros, never roast coffee in bulk. Only a few pounds at a time pass through the roasters by a patented, con tinuous process. The result is a delicious, uniform flavor such as no other coffee has. HILLS BROS COFFEE Fresh from the orig inal vacuum pad. tiaiity opened wttk She key. 01929 limit ITS L, 4Wltl6 -iVUU YOUR 1 Once you have driven a car with the patented double sleeve-valve engine, with its smooth, quiet flow of power, you become a Willys-Knight enthusiast and cannot derive full satisfaction from any less modern type of motor. The new style Willys-Knight "70-B" combines slccvc-valvc efficiency with WILLYS-OVERLAND, NEW STYLE F. Salesroom 317 North Jackson St ROSEBURG UNDERTAKING CO. Established 1901 M. E. BITTER, Manager Founded and Maintained on Efficient Service and Courtesy 0". sti AMBULANCE SERVICE j Who's Crazy? $ It's not always the fellow in the hospital for insane, as is H proven by the 85 per cent of the nation's 23,000,000 1 automobiles being operated with brakes that fail to func- g Hon in emergencies. ARE YOU ONE OF THE CRAZY DRIVERS who is trusting to luck instead of efficient brakes. It will take just two minutes for us to test your car brakes. Or we will true gl up brake drums, reline your brakes with Raybestos, or S overhaul the motor on short notice. Don't be one of the W 85 per cent careless drivers. PERCY At Hiehway Service Co. Red Ball Freight Line,Inc BONDED AND INSURED Fast Daily Dependable Service To Drain, Roseburg and way points, Marshfield and North Bend. Make connections for Powers, Ban don,. Gold Beach, Port Orford and down coast. From Portland Truck Terminal After June 10th This Line is Owned and Operated by EXPERIENCED AND RELIABLE OPERATORS Free Pick Up and Delivery Service . ' Portland Phone Br 9461 or Br 9262 Roseburg 93 Marshfield 163-J LASTING OOillfj- OCniaM W. CHASE Phone 399 Licensed Lady Embaimsr CROFT Roseburg, Ore. ITS BEAUTY WINS YOUR INSTANT ADMIRATION COACH 1045 Ctttfi $1045 1 Siden $11 45 1 RoaAitrr fro4jf Tnrfef $ro4S. Wirt vtkultintbtiid. Pricn.a.k TtliJs, Uid, 41, it tpicificetimt j& Jtetttc&utgtivMeMtmttki. Epitp tunt, otktf sit mndsrdt ttrtrm. custom-car beauty grace of line, rich ness of color, artistry of finish and per fection of detail that make this remark ably low-priced car ons of the outstand ing creations of modern designers. A heavy, fully drilled seven-bearing crankshaft effects smooth performance, and the improved frame construction gives extra strength and rigidity. INC., TOLEDO, OHIO Roseburg, Oregon o