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BLOW
3 inch. .
35 inch .
4 inch ..
4 inch
5 inch ..
5 irh.
24V Million Dollars
Invested by Employe's
of Swift & Company
More than 21,000 employes of
Swift & Company own or are pay
ing for shares in the business. These
men and women have attested
their faith in the integrity and good
will of the company by investing
their savings in the business.
Their holdings represent a
total qf nearly 250,000 shares, the
par value ($100 a share), of which
is more than $24,500,000.
These 21,000 represent more
than one-third of our average
number of employes I
One man out of every three, in
plant, o.'ace, and branch house,
from the handworker on the floor
to tbi Drain worker at the desk;
working with us as well as for us,
devoting himself to his own busi
ness while devoting himself to ours;
promoting his own interests in
every motion or moment saved, in
every product improved or main
tained at perfection, in every service
rendered through pf dmpt.thorough.
effective distribution of products.
This interested, eager group of
fellow partners working with us for
the good of Swift & Company and
the public whicb. we serve, consti- -tutes
one-half of the ownership of
Swift & Company in point of num
bers, and nearly one-sixth in point
of shares outstanding.
It represents practical and suc
cessful progress toward the end at
which enlightened modern industry
is aiming for the solution of indus
trial problems toward cooperation,
mutuality, brotherhood in busi
ness, for the good of all.
Swift & Company, U. S. A.
MOTOR SHOP GARAGE
w
OUT BOOTS
IRE WOVE
.. 40
.. 50
.. 65
.. 75
... 90
$1.10
INNER LINERS
ALL SIZES
30x3J - $1.50
3lx3J ...2.25
31x4.. 2.50
32x4 2.75
33x4.. 3.00
34x4 3.50
WESTINGHOUSE BATTERIES
'
For a Short Time
until the present stock
is reduced, we will
Sell Pure Lard
at the following prices:'
10 lb Pail, $1.50
5 lb Pail, - .75
3 1b Pail, .50
Louis Kohlhagen
one 19
The Cass Street Market
Daylight Saving
Bad For Rabbits
Also For Humans
(By United Pre.s.)
rnlUADKLPHIA. Si-ut 57 That
daylight saving is Injurious to the
neaitn and nervous system of tau
mans Is the ontentlon of Dr. Wil
liam Franklin Baker, nroslilent nf
me r-hllaclelpiri County Homeopath
ic Medical Society. He gives proof
ui tutr contention.
The proof is contained in experi
ments which Dr. liaker carried on
with two rabbits. Rabbits are at
tested In much the same way aa hu
mans would be under certain condi
tions, the doctor said, ami that la
why they ar used extensively in
medical and scientific experiments. .
ine two rabbits with which nr.
Uaker' experimented were (he same
weight and from the same litter
when he started, he said. They were
living then under normal conditions.
Now, after a few months llvlue bv
daylight-saving time, one of the rab
bits Is ten ounces lighter and Is ner
vous and twltchy, while the other,
kept under regular tfondltlons, ,1s
perfectly normal In every way.
ine "dayllght-savini!" rabbit was
kept awake for one hour every night
na awakened an hour earlier in the
morning, slmplating, according to
Dr. Baker, the results of dayliKbt-
saving on the human race.
What Is true of rabbits is true
of human beings, particularly of the
oung, said Mr. Baker. "There is
definite rhythm or cycle of the
day. It Is a well-known fact that
man reaches his lowest ebb of energy
between 2 and 4 o clock In the morn
ing. Under daylight-saving he does
not recover as thoroughly from his
ebb. Often It is noon before he
reaches anything like efficiency."
$100 per acre buys a river bot
tom ranch, stock, crop and equip
ment, near Kogeoe, Oregon. Part
cash, balance easy terms. L. R
Hobbs. 960 Willamette St., Eugene
Oregon.
RIVER BOTTOM llA.VCH.
Money to loan on Improved
farms. Long time or short time
loans. Government and muni
cipal bonds bought and sold.
RICE RICE.
. CITY NEWS 0
Arundel, piano tune, fbone 189-L
Goodyear Tire Berrlee. Ford
Oarage.
SOLID TRUCK TIRES pressed oa.
also OOOOTEAR solids In stock at
The Koseburg Oarage.
Ff:uEKAL aud GOODYEAR tires
and tubes, In all slies, at The Rose-
burg Garage.
For sale, cut flowers, Asters and
dahlias. Ruiiyan's Dahlia Garden,
1385 Umpqua Ave.
TIM KEN and HYATT roller bear
ings for ears and trucks at The
Hoseburg Oarage.
HOW ROTATION 1IKIJS CHOI'S
An increase from no profits per
acre to an average of $21.50 for six
years by Irrigation, rotation and fer
tilization, is shown In a recent O. A.
C. experiment station report by W.
1.. Powers, chief of soils.
lthout water, beans yielded 9.99
bushels, per acre when cropped to
bean every year. The value of the
crop was $13.69, with no profit.
Rotated with water the average
yield was 12.2. bushels, valued at
$20.43. $6.84 profits.
Manured and rotated without wat
er the yield was 12.95 bushels worth
$20.97 with $7.28 profits.
Beans cropped continuously with
Irrigation went 10.21 bushels worth
$17.10. no profit.
Rotated and irrigated the yield
WS8 15.49 bushels worth $28.82.
with $11.72 profit.
Rotated, irrigated, and manured
the yield was 18.25 bushels worth
$38. BO per acre for a profit net of
$21. it. r '
Chinook Jagon
Is Still Heard
(By Associated Pres.
TACOMA. WASH., Sept. 27. The
Chinoon jargon, the prevalent means
of communication In pioneer days be
tween traders of all nations and the
Indians, is still heard In the North
west when old settlers meet in re
union or at pioneer picnics. Thf
Jargon is said to date back to thi
early part of the 18th century when
bngllBh and Spanish navlgatirs.
adopted certain vowels and conson
ants to convey their nveaning to the
Indians. The dialect grew in the
course of the years, until finally
words were evolved to express al
most every Idea that might occnr.
It was the universal language dur
ing the early trading period, and was
known by Indians, English, French
Spaniards, and Americans alike. One
of the first things a settler did wnen
coming to the northwest was to learn
Chinook so that he could converse
with the Indians. Each tribe had a
language of Its, but all knew Chinook.
Some of the most common Chi
nook expressions and their meanings
ere as follows: klahowya, good
morning; kahtah mika, what alls
you; kumtux mika Boston wawa, do
vou understand English; kah mika
klijp okoke opalo, where did you
catch that trout; kahta mika, how
are your chahco yahkwa. come here
friend: abba, very well: Boston man
American: chil chll. stars; chuck
water: kl-nootl. tobacco; cultus
worthless: moo-lok. elk; tll-i-kul
friends: tin-tin, musical instrument
si-wash, Indian: skookum,' strong
and suk-wal-al. gum.
Umn of these woVds have be
come fairly current In this section
In ordinary sneeek a man often re
fers to a dear friend as his "tillcum
n person who Is of little account Is
often called "cultus." and "skook
um" la often annlled to a man of
great Btrength or physical vigor.
Small Damage
Done to Prunes
107 West Cass S
rt . . t-w r.- a..., rr in
Small damage to this year's prun?
i i. .nili-Inalpil find unless the
rains of the past few days increase
In precipitation and frequency, ac
cording to county fruit inspectors
who have been through the orchards
and drying establishments of Marlon
t, ,1 I ana Aclinthn..
Miifh damage to prunes on the
a n r m an H lual wmtk when
gruuuu won .,.-,.--.. . .- ------
growers were so anxious to harvest
their crop oetore rams auuuiu ..-
v. .ii-bor. fur niitatrlnnod
Hitmen iitnfc mm - - - - --
pickers, leaving quantities of the
fruit on tha grouna. mucn ui mm
w. Fruit .till nn the trees.
pm Wf--lt. -
particularly where protection Is af
forded by heavy lounge, nan uu.-ic.
QUI num.
Drying operations are oeing punneu
a recurrence of
year's difficulties when, with the
harvest dolaved, much of the fruit
was ruined during the course of dry-
i ..nn.inr. rainfall. Growers
ins uj "-- - -----
anticipate no sucn iun .
culty this year.
AGKMTS HAMH.E KKOHIS
nnn fnuntv asents will again
take charge of the records of entries
and other clerical work connected
with awarding the prises at the Faci
ei. i.i..n.iii,nil Livestock exposition
to be held is Portland. November
6-12. This technical branch of the
service will b. In charge of Psul V
Maris, sx tens Ion director at O. A. C.
MGetsIt"
Tickles
Corns
to Death
Pint Stops All Fain-Then Feeli
the Corn Off
ivit try to fos trot on oo rn tortured
seat. Get rid ot your corns. II you have
inj.wu!!Tiiiit!,!iM:i"iw
It took
VEARSyEARS
to develop
CAMEL QUALITY
We worked on Camels for years before we put them
on the market. Years of testing blending experi
menting with the world's choicest tobaccos.
And now, EVERY DAY, all our skill, manufactur
ing experience and lifelong knowledge of fine tobaccos
are concentrated on making Camel the best cigarette
that can be produced.
There's nothing else like' Camel QUALITY. And
there's nothing else like Camels wonderful smoothness,
fine tobacco flavor and FREEDOM FROM CIGA
RETTY AFTERTASTE.
That's why Camel popularity is growing faster than
ever.
A better cigarette cannot be made.
"We put the utmost quality into
THIS ONE BRAND.
Hi
me
L J. METNOLDS T0IACC0 CO.. WkuUe-lUea. a. C
"lOIIIIW
J
mm
Pennsylvania Tire Service, Ask
us. Ford Caragd.
NOTH'K TO COXTltACTOHS.
Fennsylvacla Tire
us. Ford Garage.
Goodyear Tire Service.
Garage.
Service, Ask
Ford
SPIRELLA CORSETS Made to
measure. Belle Case. Phone SSI U
f-aliilee aztraoooa ot tee Us - at
room . Masonlo temple. Dr. Nerhaa.
Mika Vow FMt H.ppyt Remove Tboea
Caen. With "Gats."
never seen a corn untied to death. Inrt
pplT a lew dropt ot "OeU-It" to yours.
TOeD WAICD n dm llir iwrmnj
It It had gone to leep. Boon It H notlilns
but a loose pleoe of dead skin thai jroa
can lift rlsht on with your nnseri.
Get after them now. Your dramas
ba "Gets-It." OoU but a trlfle-or
SothlnV at all It It (alls. Mid. by B.
Lawrence A Oo, Chicane.
FOR SALE
HIGH CLASS
Nursery Stock
Everything from asparagus to
walnuts.
Prune trees on peach or Myro
Filberts, lor 2 year.
Apples, peaches, pears and
cherries all the best to be had.
See me before buying, It will
pay you.
R. L. ELLIS
Here's a Business
Kill
ROSE BURG
.( u run
$6,000 TO $12,000 YEARLY!
Two railroad men put an Else-
trlk-Mlcl lluki- Shop l"1'','"t
In a rn..ll f'n In UI.con.ln-To.Ih-
tn.y nnKlnn r.-al
money, without havlna known a
tl.li.a afcout the l.akory liu.lnes.!
tier, are d..lr, It In other
rite. Vou l.av. the
Than.. NKht here. A ra,h , bu.l
,,,.; n eharae.: iw dellerlea
0..r prntll. In the till eve ry
nlalit. Kveryona who '"
inulpment and f-ill Information.
Write or Wire Today
for full .rtlenlnr on El'Ef'-
tkik-maIi. i'akk wrt Ajt
now to ..Main etrlu.lva terri
tory for Iti.nehura.
Electrik-Maid Bake Shops
31 I BOA T. ST. rAlL, Mlae.
HiKhuny Constrtii'tlon, Douglas
Cotuity, on-gon.
Sealed bids will be received by the
County Court of Douglas County,
Oregon, at the courthouse In ItoBe
burg, Oregon, at 10 o'clock a. m. on
the 8th day of October, liizi, lor
construction work on a section of
road between Hoseburg and Coles
Valley, known as the Long Hill and
Nachter Hill Sections. The work In
volves approximately 1 M miles of
graveling, the limits being more
particularly described as Horn tne
east end of Nachter Hill to the west
end of Long Hill, where designated
by the county roadmaster.
No bid will be considered unless
accompanied b, cash, bidder's bond
or certified check for an amount
equal to at least five (5) per cent of
the total amount or tne bid.
A sufficient bond will be requlrod
for the faithful performance of the
contract In a sum equal to one-half
the total amount of the bid.
Plans, specifications, forms of con
tract, proposal blanks, and full in
formation for bidders may be ob
tained at the office of the county
clerk or the county roadmaster,
courthousa. Hoseburg. Oregon, upon
the deposit ot Ave dollars.
The right is reserved to rvjoct any
or all proposals, or to acoept the pro
posal or proposals deemed best for
the county.
IRA B. niDDT.E.
County Clerk of Douglas County,
Oregon.
o
Mvriric to ten s trron.
IIIUIMVAY C.TItriTI, IIOIU
I.AS CtH'MTV IIBKIIIH.
Sealed hid. will lie received by lh(
... v rmirt nf llntltfln. County. Ore
ran. at Court House, Ko.hiK. Bt 1
p. m. on the filh riny of Oi-tnher. 1 1-1
fnr ennlril,-t l.n Work Oh a ..M-tlOn OI
rn.il helwe-en Myrtle Creek and Hurk
Fork, known the Alclrkh Culvert
Section, near the Alitrlih re.ld'-nro.
approx. 2 mllaa K. of Myrtle Creek.
The work Involves the construction.
Trading nd gravwIInK of tha Aldrlth
l'nlvi--f Mai'Ilon.
II.. fur ennaf ruction WfirV Oil a ..C
tlri of road between IHxonvllle and
p..i know the ltuckhorn Crei-k
Section. Tha work Involve, approxi
mately mile, or rrnvellna. the limit.
helns more pnriicuinrty H.-..-1 i.Fwn n.
from KiiKra. Ml a. 0-:-00 to Knsrra. Sta.
im.l-fU.I In Pec. 1, T. 7 H . It 4 W.,
W. M.. and He,.. J1, ai. It, T. IIS H., It
2 and 4 V W. M.
.i.a mn.tnirl nn work nn a !'
t!on of road between F.lkton and
Iteedm.ort. known a. I'arndi.e Hecllon
No 2 The work Involve, apprnxlmnt
I. 1.11 & feet nf aradlna and ar.vel
Ing tha limit. heln more parlh ulnrly
dncrlhed as from Knur. Hla. --nn t'
Knar.. Hi.. 4 I-JI 5 In 8os. 4 and .
T. 22 .. It W W. M.
Peparata bid. will t received ot
each of the ahova .eitlon..
No hid will he considered unle.. a
c..m..uni l.v ca.h. bl'l'ler. bond oi
eertlfled h k for an .mount enual to
at len.t ft per cent of the total amount
of the hid ...... , ,
A .efficient bond will na required
for the falthrul perform. nee or ine
contract In a aum equal to one-half the
tntnl amount of tha hid.
Dana epectfl' Sl en, form, of con
fact propo..l hl.nk.. and full Infor
mation .r hlddera may ha ol.talned at
the offl. e of the county clerk or the
ciuntv ro.ma.ter. Court llou.e
Tto.elotra?. Oregon, upon tha d'-po.lt of
five AnVnrm.
The rlaht t. re.erved to relect any
or all prnpn-nl. or to accept the pro
pn..l or proposals demd bat for the
COU",r' IRA wr.iL.
Coontr asrk ef Dausla C.uaty, Or,
gan.
Paint Your Home
WITH
S.W.P.
Inside and Out
The best finish for every surface. SWP
gives long service and it is so durable
that it gives the least expensive paint
service you can buy. It covers so much
greater area that it is the cheapest. Its
faster working qualities reduce the
painters time and lessen labor expense.
Plan to paint your home and let us help
select the colors.
CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO.
20 Reduction!
Have Just received a line of woolens from the largest woolen
mills In tire East. I am new In a position to offer a range of 600
patterns from $22. SO to $48 00 for suit or oversoaL Fit and work
manship absolutely guaranteed.
J. F. DILLARD
ROSEBURG CLEANERS
Service First. -
Four Passenger
"Special"
FOR those who prefer more Blend. - and
distinctive line in an opn car, this very
popular motlel will instantly appeal.
S2
MITCHELL
r-to
Uw .1 R lURKER CO
7
ROSEBURO. OREOON.
No One Kver Tires Rldlnf la a Mitchell
MITCH KM,
Oakland