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FOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1929. ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW Issued Daily Except Sunday by The lwa-Revlew Co., Ino. Mrmlii-r tf Tli A ..ovln l.-il I'rraa. ( The ASHorlatrd I'li-'h Im uxi I iimI v ly uiuli-a to the llm; for republi cation of all nuwh ll.-pati h.-n fri dit,il to It or not olh-rwl crt-tlltefl in thla p ip'-r ttml to all lor.il nifH'h ituMiiiu l hir'-ln. All rlKli'n uf rpupllca Hon 01 Mp.'.t ml Ulnpati u.a :iurrl'i lire ulno r, ..."Vv. il. BAItHIS Kl.l.SWOItTII bailor ' buii-red us Hffond rlaH niultur May Ifii'it, at Ihf pnst utile, al HoHoburK, OrtKoii. uuipT Act -1 March 2. IS7S. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Jiilly. pr yfur. by mall Daily nix m.mlhs. by mail . . bully. lbr- m.-iiiliH. by mall .Ually, sln'lf niomh. by mail - Uauy, tiy carrl'-r, im.t month 4 ROSEBURG, OREGON. THURSDAY, AUG. 8, YOl'l.l. find laics nf iitlvi'iituic in uiicNiicctcd jilait-s, Minit'lijiics. Talcs of Micrific", liravery and acliicvc lnciil, wilh livc-i saved anil licpc iven to the, hopeless and rilit where you'd lie least likely lo look for tlicm. The. Hcd Cross CouriiT, ol'I'icial maazino of tlic Ainei-iean Red Cross, .would hardly seem a periodical in which to look for thrill ers. Hut il has tlitm, just the same; thrillers that leave you . w ith an add. tl leurl for your fellow men's ability lo take 'hard knocks and do toujrli johs. In a recent issue of the magazine there is a slory d liing how the Red Cross went into action this spring w hen a toi uaoo hil tiie little Arkansas town of (iuion. Union was almost wiped out. Kijrhty build inns were utterly Miiashcd. Many people were killed or in jured; the sumvuis huddled helpless in caves in a hillside, iu.d saw tin- tornado, in its last freakish raffe, 'suck the While river into the air and pour it on the wreckage of the village. Then the magazine goes on with the story: "When the Reel (.'loss workers arrived Hie ne;t niorn iiijr, old residents shook their heads despairingly. (luion was lost, they said. JUit the workers cheerfully plunged into , the job thai was admittedly of bleak prospect. Tin; health .situation was pressing. '1 he water supply was wrecked, 'and tricklets of fewcage criss-crossed the town. "Miss Ilirdie Weems, Red Cross nurse from Little Rock, was assigned the duly of typhoid inoculations. A long line of serious-laced men, anil mothers with babies in their arms, waited outside her boxcar headipiarters where she was obliged to eat and sleep for two weeks. Cood water was dif ficult to obtain, so the Red Cross purchased a liOO-gallon open-topped tank which was placed under a pure spring in a silica mine above the community. Lines of pipe now run down from it to hydrants a: various points. "Shelter, however, remained a serious question. Na tional guard tents dotted the hillside; but the ground was cold, and the river bree.e still beat upon the victims. As an answer, :!5 carpenters from Ilalesville, nearby, volunteered Iheir services lo Uie Red Cross. On Monday morning, May d, they alighted fivm the local train with their hanuners,' saws and other U ols. The sound of building activity soon' filled the valley, and several hours later Red Cross lujubor had been turned into sills and studdings. r.y nightfall three houses were nearly completed. The following day the opera tion was repeated and today Guion is a '1'hoenix' of new buddings." Thai's all there is to the story but isn't il a thriller'' H is the kind or story thai revives one's faith in the race. Purely, when men can, work together like that, thu reign ol brotherhood is not a wildly impossible dream. BRINGING UP FATHER By Geo. McManus I WEU,MACiGIE',t A3lEEP. -Soil f " II f . i-.,it- 1 i ru. in, W orr ME yy - fE ' t cT-r rF HANI 00 IM THT ICE -SOX Y ALU OUT Of CLggsA' 1 Nl' POT DENT HMTO rf - SHAPE ZZZ ,SO!ET- FZJ W T' 0,r D1ETIM ! A PI I 1 rW r 1 1 VsN I f BT COLLY I'VE GOT lVA fOOiMSECTl GT TO EAT SOMETH1NC-1 I ,x f M OUST FOR TH,T-OU M I'NA STARVED- J I lv-AW, S'i VJIU- TrRT ALU I I , ' I '2 v' Si OVER OM VOUP, (p TV ! I mwmm f . . i L Tn-X Zr' J.-.-i C V 1 " ii) 192t. Infl Future Servie. inc.. j The OFFICE CAT Mend tu'lay Ik unmiBtakahly toward th expansion ol exu-nsion vitail in the inarketiiiK field. The im portant role which Xhe cooperative associations are I'xnpetod to j,by lh impruvius Lhu aKilcultuml aituatinu naturally centeix inteieat ou tifcm and their problems. ' BY D. S. EXPERT POEM FOR THE DAY ' By LOUIS AI.11KK T HANKS SWCET HOME MUSIC " I'omi O;, id;,,,, i, (',tllfuno;i- l'e!l.-vi; I;, I,, u,,. 1)M.y ,., ; 'lili:l i I! I I lill;; ,(!, y "I '..llt.MI.I ri.Mll!.' v. . II i l.l-l- i, , .4. ( ) , ; . , ( iu k ii-iin.-. hi... nmi, ki i"itut(. u.iiiM.; 1 lis hidden music in tU' walls I hnl nu!l lu-r vm with luiii-lnl calls, 1 o Madam Sliom was a :liii.ii ()f stun,! lonu-sincc-rlrpiuh-d'host, l or il 'tis t.ui; that "wall.s have t-aiV, And listen thimi-h the paMsinK ycaus, I ho wally that hold a homo of love Would gather music from above. This Ii(t!c tide has waknl my lyio WtlU Miuirdiim. Iiko rti.tl fur: I hear a im.llict s hilhdiy jo soothi- hi-r hahe, to .still its rry; I i penile a; aa au:;-'s mile I h:il soodiii:;;. teiidii hlii,; Utae! I see the hahy at lu r breast As happily it sinks to ie.-t. I '.or an old tiaic fi-r-,id . Tir W He.e all is mml 01 i m;;. xrn-ur; I M e the ladi-'t's uiai ion-i ,u );sre:n the mntlvi's dainty ;;iac.-; he childiea s hr.uls br.-i ,'(,, ,5(( .. "I'lK time to think ol :;eep, mid Cio.J; I hear theii iiyiun use on the air - It is (he hour ol family piavvi. NVver ko t extl'Mnes. How much nioii' siicct-sHliil lawn tminH would I he it it vvouiit K'l.ho liiKh and stu.j. j It iniulil he a wise hrecaui ion ! fur hi idt uiouidh lo lake out some! alimony irihuraure. Thf nii'ii uha k It-Its ahoul tin food al home is usually atraid oi' the waiter in restaurants. It apM'-ars thai tin- supply if j;os r i.xc'mmIs lla- (h-niaiid. Tlu'ii ;itain there Is lh story of 111" Srolihman who slooil on the curuer of oni f New York's busi ness Ihiuniinhtines wall to pieces uf bread in ills blinds, wailing lor the jinn lo pass. Ill edueailoti is the ltind filie Kels in a college wllleli as its football coach u IiIkIht salary than its president.. Propped a cifcuret lihti r the otlir-r day and bmke It. Sent it to 'he i.-eioiy and k'ot a new one for uotli'iif,;. Ma.be ihey tnake 'em "td liecau.-e mi maii folks lhrov i U m dev. n in ispei iti ion. Most of lb.- liaifl tioiled business h ti'-rs are written by puny, under sized nliice assistants. CiHiipaniontte Wile; "" here were i,u last month, on brute?" l:ito each lile snme rain tnu 1 fall, of course, hut some of us se m destined lo hv.- In a prpi-tu-al watei spout. M t. il.es paiieni "' 'o make a fisli euin'ti, and patiemo fur his fii' it'ls to listen id bis labs of the hi ones that n"l away. "Mv iiiutliei'-ln law has a habit I II like tii break he of." "That so'.' What is il V' "Iti'ealhhii;." It's hard to ledieve exercise will t ike nf! fat when you study some ! bins. Tor the love ef Mlk"" w hv i-n'l sMimlli'tm done for Mil love of onie other lii.-hman? RHEUMATISM DUE TO INFECTION, NOT COLD Exposure Does Increase Rheumatic Pains, Says Authorities, but This Disease and Others of the "Catching" Variety, Is Traced to Infections. By ROYAL S. COPE' AND, M. D. United States Senator from New York. Former Commissioner o Ucalth, Sew York City. H tlUT, custom and tradition have fixed In our minds all sorts of convictions about things. A notable example is the popular idea that rheumatism is the result of exposure to weather. Cold and moisture are supposed to produce the symptoms usually called "rheumatic." Of course, scientific physicians no longer hold to this belief. They rc-copnize rheumatism as merely the evidence of some sort of an infection. They do not dispute that cold and damp weather may increase the pain, but the disease itself they regard as being due to an infection. It isn't easy to get away from ideas we have held all our lives. We hate to be convinced that scarlet fever and smallpox are not transmitted through the air, but are contracted only by direct physical contact with the afflicted one. Where is there a man or woman past fifty who cannot recall running past a neighbor's house and on the other side of the street at that, a house where there was a sign, "measles" or "diphtheria"? Vou even held your breath and perhaps pinched your nose lightly so not to breathe in the "miasm." But we are forced to accept these "new fangled" ideas about the "contagious" disua.-es. So we must revise our thought about rheu matism. We must Beek some local disease, in tonsils, teetM, or else where, to find the real cae of this ailment. Tliero aro various tvpi;s of rlieu muU:u. It may be uclive orTa self -.uldresnert. stamped envelope chronic; It may be mum-ular or In a"d repeat your question. tiio Joints. Il rnav bo c.ilk-d "luin butfo" or "stiff in-ek." U h;is vie "The ultimate object of the co operative associations is the same as that of the cooperative extension service." suies ('. W. Warburtou. director nf extension work, I Hited States department of auriculiure. in discussing the possibilities and limitation of assistance to co operative inai ketint! a; social ions b the extension service before the American institute of cooperation i.t llatou Iiuime, Louisiana, last month. This object, tie said, is to i iriciea.se the net income and im- piove the King conditions of the farmer. "It is inevitable," he con tljiued, "that these two great forces fn the farm life of the country, .eeking each in its own way the same end, should find it easy to work together in harmony and with mutual benefit." It is the extension agent's busi ness. Director Warburlou si tt l, to help the farmers of his c my tie- : 1.. .1 at 1.. 1 1 ! for a marketing a.-sociaiio.t iu the county and whether the type ' a-s-snciation proposed is sound and would justify its existence under lo cal conditions. The extension agent's job, I'irec lor Warburton said, is e semially that of a teacher and not that of a business anent. whether he Is deal ing with an Individual farmer or a group of farmers. There are at present f.3 market ing speeiahstH working fn 28 stttos. with the ntale extension director or other extension official handling the marketing work front a st ilt standpoint in the 2d other smaller stales and the terrlory of Muwaii, he said. - In l'lUS, the were Mid county extension agents who re ported giving assistance in market ing work. "The greatest service which ex tension workers have given to the eooperativo movement," Director Warburton concluded, "has been that of preparing the way for the organization of local cooperatives and assisting them to function and establish themselves. After such associations have become going concerns, they require little direct assistance from the agent. The THRESHER SCALDED BY EXPLOSION OF BOILER if i t.- t .sort i. '. .-.'.-' l."Jk "JM" SALEM, Ore., Auk. 8. Edward Dunigan. Jr., is at his home today in the lla-el C:-cen district on route 7, recovering from severely scalded H;ce, arms and leg follow ing an explosion of a boiler on a threshing machine engine wnic: nccured at the Joe Snyder farm Wednesday morning. ? A LECTURE LESSON For women on the Correct Use of Voice and Body as expressing agents in daily life Ethel Child Walton of Portlard The fundamental principles of p )ire, grace, charm will be di " cussed and illU3trated. Methodist Ep-.scopa! Cliurch Friday, Aug. 9 at 7:30 p. m. Price $1.00 N. E. Corner of Lane fnd S. Mnin have the car Vacation season finds many demands for the caf.The family wants it at the beach, the missus likes it for afternoon golf, or what not Never mind, Mr. Man! Give yourself a rest by making your trip by stage. Frequent sched ules enable you to do it quickly, safely, comfortably. PORTLAND to KLAMATH FALLS . and way points Inquire of your local agent regarding optional routes and schedules STASIS jwsraa STAGE TERMINAL HOTEL Jackson and Washington Sts. 43 .' r Phone 58S ; DEDICATION OF AIRPORT, BARBECUE - AT LEGION'S MEET (Continued from page 1) DR COPE LAND. Muylje I'm Wrong i:y J. I'. MKDItl'KY riuus imtucs. hut no mutlor where It Is what form It tuk-s. the cauaes re th same. Many vdii ok chllil ien hnvc tide nmilH 'tntl diHi'itscd tonsils They ni;iy lie h.irlxu'liin iLiHiiMDii xji'i'imm. IS' ul .tiily ihiHliiiatiHiu. hut also ht-art disra.se may he tract1! to adenmds and Loiisiln. Vim nhmild talk with your dortnr If von siiHifct trouhle of this surt. Karly nltrntlon may upaio our child nil surt of pain and Inranvt-ni. iiriv UliLMiiiia liHin may ho headed off and ti lifctlmp nf comfort pro Tided hy your foieHlKht niMiithul of had teeth, with pus v ifiims nnd nhseeMses. will lay tho foundation for mueh ilintross. If tho Join is or muscles are nre to tlio tiMieh, or painful, take pains to find outwhal I. wroiiR. Somp remote dis turlKincf rnislly enrrncted by prop"r tr-'iilnieiit. ma v b rt-sponsible lor AiiMvrr to lli-nllli Qiuric& I low swrcl tlu- IIH I.i.lu-s nf ;ir Irl llOUH'S Sn Mhflli 11 w.iv I I lu-ie love u i. "in stuK' Ami i li.llic ;v!l . omitii-u linn , wall . (.in:.! hlrss the hi. in. . (.'onlrnlmt'iit sl'-rw h, i I hr hoint's 1h.il p.. i- tt. ktnilly And w.iLc l' i.iptiii.- luii-i ;,i i ' tnu- ir S1VTE PRESS COMMENT ') h. 'Ml hit il Lrki-s. 11, I l atn I'.i- s I t.iit i' l ) !.u I. (in Im r . i jtn h lor -i ",v h-, i-i, -. U dlnrd -hunhl im...- Miilitii h. In r ti- iii hy I iU-s whi 'Ji i .in ).. m , 1'imrniiMis Inn. v.ujii.iii If, liming j e n ' In i nun 'iini! j 1 th r. 'I ln'i i is a tin In i ii'iti-.i ii l In. ii i-jtn hi- i .ipiMiii h .Lu f:"U mil 11 1 V M M ht ill t i-vi : . : n 1: T I , , Pndalnry ..,,..,.. t U " h 1 ' 11 Win K will sl.ii'i m-t H.'k ini j nnili tt s ' . o .t ... i ., pnivini; tin' ("-.id Imli.iii r.-. t I I'1'". nn.l ai. m I.'iKi- ui ilu- U'ihi I:,, iii ,i Mri'fi'hl 'It.ir tin' ;mh.r :. . ul i-t-Vfial lliilrb u( tt.iiul.ird mat" ! ' ftiH e t .Mt ,i 'illll 1IHI "t M m Hie i-iin. . V.uiiiiL'i1 i:. ii'lli'iii; lnii i'.i .luiancr i unU-st. '1 mo lu iip!.' in-' ln.:el lief and try t.i lnv Imiii; hi t i'll s;i!i. i :r ullirr. Lxcusj It Plf.T-.'S U'tiiKiin ma haw i i- I'niiii ill-' i t nt luan. hut tiuiii nil lhi lallv im: t "' ilu, jim'tl tliinU it was ill" jaw hmii'. You're Riq'it III t'liie.t,:;o (!,. it K i lil raty. Damty Dtlcmi'.ir. ''!if h ';;.-. v. ,1 w Im .hdn'l Kt'w w Im i lift to I m i a rat t" l . i pn "1 1 1 lit a l 'Irnhutli' : 1 1 1- it !t : 1 1 1 ahciit Um- :.:itnV aituMini i: Cii" tn .i Ru ti Rmncr 11. M I'.i. !hl. atld l.'t Mm !r;v. i!ik !, . h-'i . I In y may . TaUr It or Lc ivc It I .in ti'.H'tit i - put up in h"l i ' hut In .ii t halm i uiii. s in i 'i i k h.' k l;al Dun hhclls Tin- f.dh.w u ho to i':. tn-i- , o . a. - n- i'tid a k-d Im a o..t u..v 11 Iv.-l .llii;n.l t;:e oih(. The G.'ci O'i O.'J" Wl'i n !'. e avv :-v. (', ::: - hand pia s j'.'k -i .ill tii;;!n. Our Own Vnucl9 lie Nat.iv I I I'd i-hii. ; it ; -Uils 111--. ; Tmin-u y-n , pi' i .hin uh ? u' -i .'l hn.lv. i ir i ijjilit. )': Ktn V .i'u;v. S: nduatt'. Iul'. M o. g.- eirrci?tiil? -Car constipation b A. You should correct v-uir diet bv catini; simple w.-M.-ook,,! food. Av.ii.i foodx unduly rirh in fats nnd larch (a For other LnforinaUun sund W B. Q. What should a woman wciKh who la fifty-elKlit years old and five fec-t three Inches tali? A. She should weigh aoout 140 pounds. C. B. Q. I uin very subject to col ls. What t..nlc should I take to huild up my system nnd prevent them? S Is there nny dancer of Retting wrnifl from u person who hua cancer 1: A. Take cod liver oil as n cencral I tonic This will huild up the Reueral neaiin iinu mane you less suacopUol to colds. 2 .No. M. K. Q. What causes my hair to come out In spots? A. Baldness in spots la usually due to alopecia areata. Kor further particulars send self-addressed, stamped envelope and repeat your question. X. M. Q. Is It harmful to eat raw corn meal? A This I merely a habit and should be overcome ship of li.irili, a sain of several luimln d over last year ami that i Oregon in now sixth in li e I'nii -t. I Sta.eii in pern ntai;v of tliyilth's. I Apiio.niliiuilt of a wit rial .t-im-jtiJti.'t tin h.tseluill wis auiho. iy.i'ii i while the .'iMiouncerni-iu was niait-. ' that lli(! ilep.ii iment has $KI t stal led as a huspilaltzai iiui luuil. j Tlie olfer of the rrincvilh' post ui I i.iii as a neuelus of a fiiml to h ' u.st .1 on a per man per mile ha. Us hy ilium corps at tnu next siau ennvention was accepted by the coiniunnder. I WHIPPET SIX! iy2 TON TRUCK I Ccme in today and see this I 1 new truck. often the brido and biidegioou. ) liavu tneir plans for tnu mine. . in ! im out ur ivpuw i itii-u. Ami qum ) MMisihie ihis is, too, and Hie ilsi I .should Include every it ni of tlie i-nsuniblu. AunhiiK by tauso cmtlius plans is one of uu things that ut-leiidants-io-Uu take for Kinnied when tu.ey aieepL the nivllaiiun to bi alteiuiauts. 2. At such a wedding a for mal evening wedding all (lie getulemen snould wear full dress. It is extremely important that tin uslu-rs should w ear full dress, since they are very much "on show" lor an hour b.-lore liie lime set for the wedding cerenmny. An.i the Keiitleuian who "eseorLs " Hi' bridegroom should also wear full dress. (Mrs. iieeckman will be glad to answer questions on enqueue sub milted by readers.) Copyright, pen. by I'runi.-r Syn dicate, Inc. Ma anners MKS. i I il:N Kl.lf PKKrKMAN tlH' 1 1 i It i I). (. jl'iially .vt.iiia. .M.iry .li,n-H l-'ananil. A Youitj W.in's Dinnor Invitation. Die k m its. iu:wck MAN mild nu ho : . kind a. in 1 gi e me I ho on .'i t ini m im- in- .t ip 4 a n:pu; ' :.).' a to my ! 1' Hie in i.il.h.'l V I'll.' 11 f 1 1 - It Ui tl ' U.-l-.u , i;: i ,;i..l . ai d I ;.m V-T'- i i -in i ir. to--!- d i:t hua lU'.t tie ;i-.d. ; ll P -.-!r. ' r "fa:d .' , A V. .1 that u'vin;.: ; : i . im . iMi U i'i r o- . v bes1 lofnt. do h't l;tr Ml .i:. ;t i hat till ..! I" -1 t i't in 1 Pi .'.I IllOt ll'T ' li w I iU- . 'I i'i' ' I !..! I,-''. t,i ihe c:: n '("H.n ::m pn , in"i 'n ill-"- al '-ti' Inn This is ;-ti IK t'.e u. ii r o..i,. ' ou.d b. W ..1 .h : r P d.. I We v.... ;'d ..- If lit il".!' l! M !l.- .' t i i; liunif. . vi v i:il.' "i,-ll;. . T- -,' .v pi vt, .luiy thnte-Ci W ill .i-i? W-- , .lill" at I'ait . rl. l . n nVli.CK. i JM. vim .if Mil1.,! to, have: w ii a i: .; I": ntu i m: . we in v , In ,t: ",y -lu-.h ar.ii h. nig uni ; . jui w it !i t ho !,,niii v. ! I'i p".id':.'! f ee' i;u : . - 'iu u ' ' ' .xiid .m Ufa p. itieii.. ei aef.u,; you ou DKAU .MRS. m;i;civ.iA.: hen a lady nA a t . ii nd dim- In a r staiir;:ni, saeuld n:dii Up din tier? It. . Tl i KY eon. ull toget?;, l ;i u hat they w ih to oi dr; , man t. ii ml dim- In a i staiir;:nt, who saeuld n:di Up iliiiner? It. A. I. atmui and Iheil the aieul letliaii given hntli or ' dt is. the lailj's Itrsi hi tho waller. I The Bride Dictates DK.Wl At KS lil-lil'KMAN: 1 I - U i (i i ei t In 1 uh.tt il; iff in ihe Wfidnm pi in . :d...'i ii i weal ? Or i-, it an lill P-'siti .:r.' I - At a iminal evenin-.: wi d Hmj , i- il p.t ro .... i in; ihl lit.. m escnrt i:i li t In tdoVini!i in v, ar lull d.' - a:t:.e or is i!;e Tuxedo .- , i ei '.' I n- h. .-i man and tli" bi i le's inilici a"' w e.-.i mi; hit' dies; the ; s aie w i ai ! Ttl m. io. Ihe iid- tiie IN BANKRUPTCY In the Disiri.-t Comt of the I'nited Stales lur .lie listiic nf Olefin. Jn the matter of C. K. Spieaddng bankrupt. To the creditors of C. K. .Spread ling of Kdtubower, in the County of hoimla.;, and district afore said, a baukrupl : Xoiii-e is heiehy giwn ihat ihe said t. J- :-preadllng was bth day of Aiuust U2, duly judi. ated haiikrupt ; and that fn.t meeting of his credinMs will be held at tlie office of the under st'.'iied referee in bank runt ey in ili-.'iuiru, Oregon, mi ilu I'ml da nf August, at M n'dnek in lii'e I'lreimnii, at w hii Ii ftme the said credit ui s may attend, piove then elaiins. appoint a trustee, examine i lie baitki :i.t and - I raiionct suen other bu-hies, a-; may pmpei ly nine be sort' said meeting. 1 ated August Till. lyjy. C L. HAMILTON. Keteree in Itankruptc . A strictly up to the minute truck with I FULL FORCE FEED LUBRICATION SEVEN BEARING CRANKSHAFT ALL STEEL WHEELS FOUR SPEEDS AHEAD I , FOUR WHEEL BRAKES ) Equipped with the best cab wo can buy f?Q7K and delivered here at $u S J 4' I F. W. CHASE Automobiles Tires Accessories g Roscburg, Oregon 317 N. Jackson Piionc 399 4 Branches at Grants Pass. Oregon, Myrtle Point, Oregon & our clients hi TT VKUY tiiu" we yet a - t' it iid. Your sat israelii lient we make a lasfin-' is our aim :ind we kiow thu! nnd reliable uoik at modulate prices mean juiit that to you. DENTIST Dr. Nerbas, Masonic Bldg. Lady Assistant SPECIAL Painless Extraction fl(J Low Rc.lson.-ijle Prices Painltsa Dentistry UrYO Worl Fu,y Guaranteed FREE EXAMINATION & ! W Phone 4S8 New System Dcnst Ift Mniom'c Building I " " " ' ' ' a vi -KiiiKn. Ti W o;iy is it r.u-fet t. h;it. i: i ,ie vcl p'aniied ueddmi:. H is ( iU- u Mr ki auu'it thai ilu- In i !. "il'liue iti detail e:irl!y wnat hi1 v i.Miiv. h'T iitirndan's to uear and file hi ideuroiitli s!:iv'd dn c:H M the same tnr lus ;rt''eil.nit In-de.-d. important is it that the 1 utn.e nil exory iin tiiher of the wed i dliiK pjr'v sUenId bo correct u mi , moid caietully canieii out that John R. Kelly , Sheet Metal Works HEATING AND VENTILATING Dryer Pf)C. Dryer Fan Connec tions, Prune Grader Screen. Western Furnace New Location 444 N. jcknon Phnn 4 ROSEBURG UNDERTAKING CO. Established 1901 M. E. RITTER, Manager Founded and Maintained on Efficitrnt Service and Courtesy oaSnVd Kan. su AMBULANCE SERVICE Ulccnve.l I "W. EmlialniM
