Roseburg news-review., July 13, 1922, Page 6, Image 6

B0S6BURQ NEW8-REVIEW. THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1922.
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INTRODUCING.
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Willard Battery
OUR NEW
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An exceptionally low priced battery still maintaining Willard
Quality..
Prices :
For 6 Volt. 11 Plate C W B ttery to fit:
Apperson, Auburn, IUsick, Case, Chandler, Chevrolet, Cleveland,
Port, Eljrin, Ford, Gardner, Grant, llupmobile, Jordon, Kissel
Kar, LexiiiKton, Mitchell, Nash, Oakland, Oldsmobile, Overland,
Studebakcr, Velie,
$17.45
For 6 Volt, 13 Plate CW Battery, to fit:
Auburn, Buick, Case, Chandler, Chevrolet, Cole, Daniels, Durant,
Earl, Elgin, Essex, Haynes, II. C. S., Hudson, Hupmobile, Jack
son, Jordon, Lexington, Maxwell, Metz, Mitchell, Moline Knight,
Moon, Nash, Oakland, Packard Six, Paige, Peerless, Piedmont,
Pierce Arrow, Premier, Reo, R. & V. Knight, Studebaker, Templar,
Velie, Westcott,
$20.75
For 12 Volt, C W. Battery, to fit:
Dodge, Maxwell, Franklin and other 12 volt systems,'
$26.50
Call and let us tell you about them.
Willard Batteries (Threaded Rubber Insulation)
CW Batteries (Wood Separator)
AUTO ELECTRIC STATION, H.L. Boucock
OAK AND PINE STREETS PHONE 136-
absent without leave.
And If Sir Toby tires ot his free
dom alia returns 10 Rolling Field he
will )e welcomed back with open
arms.
HOW AND WHERE
BOOZE IS MADE
DALLAS, Texas. July 13. (1'nlted
Press.) Do you like lioolleg booze?
Head on:
'Tnspparablp unsanitary" condi
tions surround the manufacture of
bootleg booze, a report of federal en
forcement officr shows.
'Moat of the hootch is made from
rotten grain. I, lack-strop molasses,
shorts, choos. etc." the report states.
"Vermin of nil kinds have been found !
In and around stills.
"Old Ice cream cans, galvanized oil
cans, milk cans, tea kettles, coffee
pots, wash boilers and ol! barrels as
cookers and the Inside of them are
unspeakably tlliliy. as there is no
way to clean them.
"The premises are usually unclean.
fin ..IK. wrsiinn inure llil'S tllHU COUld
be put In a gallon bucket were round i ventlon. It had been expected 10 i-ar-
tAlTlOV
Our only representative In Doug
las county is Mr. T. II. Cirlnsted. Any
one else claiming to represent us in
liouglas county is a fake, pure and
simple. Do not credit their state
mentsthey can not deliver our hos
iery. Real Silk Hosiery Mills,
Indianapolis, Indiana.
Druggist Convention
Closes This Evening
(Continued from page one)
on a barrel of n.rt-li. All killed of httfs
atln?r fiver the stmk'nz stmt and 11
rally drown In the 'spirits.' "
L. L. ROBERTS GIVES REASONS
FOR TAKING JEWETT AGENCY
I have said and in good faith, that
I would never accept the agency for
anv car again.
The Jewett representative called on
me and Insisted on showing the merits
of the Jewett. 1 replied he could not
talk agency to me.
I must admit the car looked good
to me and when asked to get In and
drive around. I did and kent rieht on
driving until we had covered most of
Donirlas and Coos counties and travel
ed more than "t0 miles. This car
nrnved Its superiority to me so thctr
onchlv that I was convinced it was
thr ear the nublic was looking for.
The margin of profit is much less ,)a countv Pharmaceutical associa
tion most aeenrios orrcr. out mere )on an(j Frank S. ward, executive
the sessions over Into tomorrow.
but it has been definitely decided to
crowd all of the business Into today's
meeting and finish up all work of
the convention. The bull game which
was scheduled for this afternoon was
called off, and the election of officers
and the last business session substi
tuted. The first part of the morning was
given over to a Narcotic skit. The
druggists have been greatly puzzled
by a number of the phases of the nar
cotic laws and interpretation of many
of these laws has been found neces
sary. The druggists obtained this In
formation today In a unique and
pleasing way. Hugh O'Conner, ex
deputy collector of Internal revenue
of the Narcotic division of California,
was present, and Introduced a short
skit In which he was assisted by W.
Bruce rhillp, secretary of the Alame-
ts the satisfaction of selling a real
-or that makes friends no matter
n.borp or under what conditions. I
out el-ited over the ennortunltv to PT
tfnln the merits of the Jewett. which
eon he hocked un to the letter.
The distributors of Oregon, Cook
on.l (Jill of Portland, are one of the
oi.tnot host known and lnreest ma-
secretary of the Oregon State Phar
maceutical association. Questions and
answers were given in dialogue form,
practically every problem being
touched upon In the skit.
The morning session was well at
tended, and close attention was given
the address made by S. F. Woswlck,
the Pacific coast manager of the
chine shops In the northwest, ana nave Tavor instrument company, who
spoke on the subject of "Thermome
ters How to Talk 'em and Sell 'em."
After lunch the convention took up
the last business session, receiving
the report of the nominating cominlt-
been handling the Page line for sev
eral years. The feature ot tne car
that appealed to in. most and am sure
you will agree with me is its wonder
ririinir and handling quali-
ties. The construction from one ,e and electing and installing offi
to the other is above
Jewett has the new Page motor-ttie M game meetlng of the
Jadieswas hold for the purpose of or
ganizing an active ladies' auxiliary
to the state association. The organi
zation of the auxiliary was under the
d'rection of Mrs. W, Bruce Philip, of
California, who was the organizer of
the California state auxiliary.
The nrogiain tonight will be given
by the Traveling Men's auxiliary, and.
will consist of an Informal dance.
, cm itcmi.L comixo
4 I J. A. Churchill, state school super-
High Temperature, Hem lied. '"indent, will bo here for the Doug
4 4 his County Teachers institute to he
The temperature at 3 o'clock 'V 1 nl 'lln'
Ihls afternoon was 92 degrees '? '' .6-, 'r C, ,,, ' i, ' be hKr
as compared will, 93 a, the .am. I " "st day and will take an nctiv.
hour yesjerd. The highest ! "art "' ",e pr0Kram for ,he day-
t StT A. Humphries, of Olendnle, was
Hell, who stated that the .,.,- , i'"" . .
norntiiro today would probably , si: TODAY
not be so high. The hot weath- . , . . . . 1 I V .
er Is general throughout tho
southern part of tho state, Med- F SA1.K silo. A bargain, flume
ford having lot) degrees yester- ! -?"-K"5: :
day. A Ft in SAI.M cheap. Ford car. Call
J;lll-lt.
44t4(Kt '"" rlAI.K Kvtra flm milk row with
FILM ACTRESS TO Ji't,J',lll,H'" at ",','r ('r''lk v,''li
APPEAR IN COURT'
i Klt SAI.K Hand nrltitliifr nrma. tvnc
nml tyi. cukcx; tliu pump, fall' at
IIKI.P WANTKD Men to work with
power hay press. Must hp experlenc
el hay plti-lura. Wages cents an
hour and board. i'lione ia-F-'J3.
Walter Lak, Dtxonvllln, Ore.
WANTKD llerry pl. kers. Will furnish
free transportation. Truck will leave
Sohllurs' Home gate 6:S0 u. m. '.'i!l
stop at corner Sherlitun and luui
Sts. and North Side llrocery. C V.
(.Men, Plxomrar.
r"'tltl and Foulson owners, pee flic
new 1. X. 1,. timer, with ai nior, !
eahle Hllll co:npK'te wiring. Only S.i.
(luaranteeit for traetois one year.
I'miMioa Mattery Station. .11 N. .1 a- k
son St. Full stoek hatterles, lamp.
Keneratrir. staivr anil iKliltloti ans.
A. It. 'J'aylor. i'lop.
tout uinnl In motor perfection
The manufacturers of the Jewett,
the Page Motor Co., are one of the
six best automobile factories in the
U. S. and rank among the first in
sale of cars.
Brief Specifications.
Motor Six-cylinder. Lhead type,
one block with detachable head. Ilore,
3Vi in. Stroke, 5 in. 50 actual B. H.
P. Heavy drop-iorged crankshaft,
heat-treated and ground; main bear
ings 2H in. diameter.
Lubrication Plunger pump forces
oil to long main bearings under pres
sure; connecting rods, cylinders and
timing gears lubricated by 3plash.
Cooling Forced cooling by centrifu
rnl pump; capacity of system, 4 gal
lons. Electrical System Remy starting
motor with Ilcndix drive. Remy gen
erator pear driven direct from crank
shaft; Willard 6-volt, 118- hour bat
tery: Atwater-Kent ignition with auto
matic spark advance.
clutch Lone Mfg. Co., model 10
C1TO RK-KVIPK FXAM1V.
TIOXS TO UK tilVEX AfJAlX
The Civil Service Commission In
vites special attentllon to the fact
hat In examinations held recently
In Eugene and olh'?r cities through
out the United St-ites for computer.
Const and Oodetic Survey, law
clerk and tvnlst. Bureau of Natur
alization, Department of Labor;
liborntorlnn f chemical, physical, "en
gineering), Departmental and Field
Services; assistant observer in met
eorology, Weather Bureau: radii
Insrector. Bureau of Navigation. De
fllv so.i,te.t Press.)
L03 ANOKLKS. July i:i.-aio,l-Swapson,
film nctres. will appear
in court tomorrow to answer chrtri.
.-. against Her and her mother
KAI1.V WKtTIIKII ItliilMinT.
X)ST ltiineh of keva. I'. o key. I'ord i
li i. k key. ev. ml Vale ami Imtwe '
on -e u-i .- uav. a ruiK. l.eaye
' "'i mm I n r llllliner o ""lee.
u.iui uuiuencn in connection with t wantf.iv-o...i ,ern,l lom.' 2 or J
t'.o Will or the late Mathcw M Hunm ! Imre power gasoline elik-ine Phono
ti e nctress' stenfatber. I! datives 1 -1'1''.2 w- ""'kii y.
tire contesting tlm will I! I'NT -sieeptmr room in Jii
' apartieent hoiK-e. elose In, It.nson-
" I aide. I'lione :rm-lt at once.
Kvery night the Uo.-ohurg News-; Fo.rsXl.K-s h,.if,.r ,-aiv.s. 4 V.,rrT.l,l
Kiuiew is read by 20, mil) poopl. You! " win trade for pins vhp i
i nn't beat It for an advertising uuvll-i """lh "' town, .loo iieid.-nreich.
lllll, Ml:MSTITt'IIIN() nml pl.ollng olln. h-
, nient. l-'ils any sewing noiehltio.
i rrlee J. Kyonnmy Sales (Vinpuny.
Medfor.t. tire.
. .. I M'Uil'.ltN. well rurnlh,.l house for
., , either lltirraii. lonil nttlee 1 rent for three monttis. item r. aJ. ri
Koseuurg. Oregon. 24 hours endlair S "''lv. Address U It. care News-lto-
7X;?rtX;XZT', ' R"' HAi.K-Te.-1,rv.rni;,reVs-.--r
l-west temperature last nUht " ' ' -A I 'f"r". .""" ' Tem Welsh,
i reelpltHtloa. tas, u hour. .K I' 0 : K', sf'C' ,'"' K
lotal preilp. nine, fr of , - '' ,,
V'rinal preetp. for this month 32 11 !t s ) I.I'. Hen ut I f ill o erst utTid ilav-
'lolal preclp. from Sept 1, la.'l i enport and two ehalrs. Also Wilton
to dats ' ' 27 1',' n' "Hl loalioiruny ihvi'iiinirl tahle.
A.'iae pree'p. frotn Si pt! 1.' i i 7 .,.t ,,'s ' Iten onahle. 1'hone Sl.i'.-lt at once. 1
Tut. I ilefl. lemv frnni Hepl. 1. la:i's,1 Ki'U S I. K -Modern r. room ImtiKalow'a '
preelpit.it,,,, f,,r 4t w,,t f urnishrd le't M Lv I on Will lake
, Reasons. t.-4ept. ti May 'nr.) ....1139 need unit es r .s l.i rt ainent. See i
l "iei-at to t p. t. f,,r Bouthwestern owner at S3; s. Mill St. j
,1'' ' r. -,.., !
. ' wmivm nn t. , i . iV'i'V ,L',..,VS'.1" l" ",!"kl
lilts luHHIK KOAMSTKIt
New motor hloek. New pistons.
New piston rlliK's. New battery.
Car enmplolelv oyerhauled.
All ford tires.
A real liargaln at $176.
itATtll'WS MO loll-..('IIAN(lIC
1 1 , ..tin kson St.
Thoiie 112.
WALK IN KIIH-; OCT.
L I.. ltOliF.ltTS VSF.P CAH HAIl
(l.MNS 11-41 Ituh'k Si. I'erfeet Mii'h., l-.'S
new Idoek. entire new rear ei d.
I'alnt, upliolsterioK and top fine, w
good tiles. liaiKllin prlee.
ll'lf-yo overland has been run Peat)
tulles. 4 good tiles .good spare.
This ear l meeha all ally perfei t.
Look, almost like new.
r.M'i Fiaaklin roadster. The Very
best eondltl'n. A fine palm Job. a
need eoid tires. A lug bargain.
l;ill Foul tour.
l'.'l ; l oi d tour.
111 IS Ford tour.
All bargains.
I'.MS II a r ley Oavtdson. lias been run
less than 2T'Hl miles. I'.fc'2 lleente.
See It uulek for h, bargain.
.Many others.
SIMT l A.-li FOIt Tot' t'AlL
Storage hy the day. week or month.
i'ir washing, polishing snd Sinionii
Ing. I sell tires.
old F.MriiiF. ri:i:i) staiii.f..
I'hone 114.
OOCOOVCOOOCeCvOiOWOOrX
dry plate; always smooth acting nnu part men t of Commerce, apnllcants
In adjustment. were not secuiTd in the number de-
Transmission Conventional, three, nlred. and that these examinations
forward speeds and reverse; integral i will I'o htd again. The law cl"tk
transmission lock controlled by Yaleland tynist. and the radio Inspector
cylinder. ! examinations will be held on July
' Axles Tlmkln built. Wok'ht of car 19: tho others on August 0.
enerie.i on hall hearings In steering. Persons Interested In these or
snindles making steering easy. Rear; other examinations should apply to
sxle, semi-floating with Hotchkiss
the Secretory of the V. S. Civil
Service Botrd at tho local post
office for detailed Information and
application blanks.
ORGANDY DRESSES that are like
ly to be ruined In washing, can be
dry cleaned In the most satisfactory
manner. Send your garments to tne
drive.
Tlrnkpa Service brake contracting
over 12 Inch drums on rear wheels;
emergency brake on propeller shnft at
rear of transmission: action equalized
! brooch renr nvle differential.
Sprinf Special spring stock, seml
etiintic front and rear. Front 3fi inches
I long; rear fit inches long, of special jjoseburg Clenmrs, or phone 472. Wo
i allov steel. , call and deliver.
i 1 'tame Channel side members, 6j ,
I Incites deep through long center sec-1
it Ion: four heavv cross members, Drac
led to meet dinmnnl stresses,
i Fuel Stmplv Vacuum feed from 17
: rallon tank at rear, protected by rear
frame cross member.
I Wheels Wood artillery tvpe with
five demountable rims. Wheelbase.
ill Inches. !
j Tires -31x4 Cord; tire carrier at
; rear.
Deposit Cash Promptly
It is not wise to leave much cash
at home-It may tempt hurgm
break in and steal.
Safeguard your funds and lart
them earning interest by depoEith,.
them promptly with the Iloseburi K.
tional IJank.
Your account Is Invited.
4 Interest Paid on Saving. Account.
The Roseburg National Bait I
tcuai.-imy.urp.
AHOUXD THE TOWN
0
Arundel, piano tuner. Phone 189-L.
Itcturns to Salem
Mrs. Ross Goodman returned to
Salem this morning after a several
days' visit here at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. James Goodman Jr.
Expert furniture packing and crat
'ng. Phone 91-J, 202 N. Ruse.
the difficult u. 77T 1
stations meet whh s,,.,?' .N
mer months. -""us
All kinds or cemmt I
cnents. floors and wZ H
T6L 44i-U m
Mattresses
upholstering.
Ross.
'tvj
l.t .7'.
PromSacratiieiito
.Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keyes and
cuuuieii, oi ouei iiuii'iiiu, too iihiuk
here tor several weens witn -virs.
Keyes' mother, Mrs. J. H. Brown.
Oil Gas Burners at greatly reduced
prices. Phone 139-R.
Condition Improved
The condition of Neal Lahey, who
was seriously injured several days
ago in an auto accident, is reported
to be greatly improved today.
Contracts taken Tor water wells,
deep or shallo-v. Prices reasonable.
Mbert Graham. Looking Glass.
Returns Prom Portland
Dr. A. V. Sether returned from
Portland this morning, after spend
ing several days in the metropolis,
attending to various business matters.
Puinles ( -iTrBrTton twrl) a
mm Q M.snnlr te pi. Trr .Herha.
Married Tnosdny
Joseph Calllo and Alberta Calllo
both of Canyonvill'e were married
Tuesday by Justice of the Peace
George Jones. They will niakc
their home at Canyonvllle.
SILK SHIRTS are drr ...
look like new. K.tlJjH
by our process. Call pTkS
CLEANERS, phone
deliver. ,a
oes To Portland
rhnrlno t,..ii .. .
Portland last night whSfJ
... D . n.t-uitm exaaijitw
tno ffovrnniPT,t v. t, r
verv 111 whit, is .
effects of the disease. He 1,,3
" '"- ""lyvsaatm lor J
ttal HtaaKiltl. J l. W W
nuAntlv to sinns
ntlnn
D0E3 IT PAY TO WORW
ABOUT ATOMC-m
Can appendicitis bt ,Wi,l
against: les, by preraaiiatj.
at infection. Tne Ms; a
tic, Adler-i ka, acts Mktlitui
lower Dowei removing m (mi.
ing matter which lint Bin feta
tion. Excellent for nimnt4ai
chronic constipation. UMnttiJ
ter which, you never (mm w
your system and whit wiaial
can dislodge. One man rtpmul
unbelievable the awful Impor.ij
ler-i-ka brought out Naihn
ton; druggista. : 1
Feathers rennovated. featnor nnt
tresnes made. Phone 81-J, 202 N
Rose. , .
Will Take Radio to Coast
Roy Bellows, who expects to re
turn to Winchester Bay witliin a few
days, will take his radio set with hlin
and install it at his summer camp.
Mr. Bellows states that the sets along
the const are being operated with but
111 tie Interference, not experiencing
TheBd
Will always apprecto 4
pearance of it's otir I
Tully cared for.
CHERR0 Poultry
most appreciated. ' I
Your feedman can
I IBER.TY THEATER
ONLY KIRST-CLASS HHOWS AMI AT It M l.v AN
TODAY AND TOMORROW
WORLD FAMOUS PICTURE
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99
FROM THE NOVEL HY
KATHLEEN NORRIS
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES
NOTICE.
Ore-on Rose Lodi?o 22S, I). of L. F.
and F. and their families, will hold
tin all dav pie-iic Sttndav. Jtilv 16, In
Alevinder's Pa -k. All members are
asknl to brlnir picnic dinner.
SECY L. S. OF U. OF L. F. AND E.
PLAY SAFE
You are always particular
nbout the butter, so you should
be about your bread.
Use Cherro F'our
At your Grocer.
Pick What You Wish
All the delicacies of the season displ
before you, Cafeteria style.
You'll like it best.
Cafeteria Dinner, 11 a. m. to 7:30 p. m.
Short Orders and Cream Waffles at anj time.
Best of table service.
me iv seuurg taieiena oc uwiui.m
W. R. WARNER, Proprietor. J
Your Crop
of Dollars
Plant your savings In this
strong bank and reap the
success which Is IhuuhI to
come to the saver. Regular
ity and keeping at It gets re
runs. You can start with $1
or more.
Tho Haying Habit Is a Oeuit
llubit.
First State and
Savings Bank
J. II. Booth. President.
II. Wollenberg. Vice Pres.
. V. Wlmberly. Cashier.
V. J. Muelli, Asst. Cashier.
PASSING OF AUIATION
i DOG BRINGS GtOOM TO
FLIERS IN WASHINGTON
(Iriternu'lnal Nrw Srrvlce.) 1
1 WASil'NCTiiX. July 11'. Deep ;
gloom ha S"it!ed over llolling Field,
the army air Nation here.
For Sir Teh. Myfller, beloved hull
terrier, man ut of the air station, Is
; gore- . v. o j
Sir Toby, a veteran of eighteen
hours a 'tttal thing time, gained fame)
, in army aviation circles. Picked up
at Rochester. N, Y., during a cross-
country flight, sir Toby was chrls-i
tened by Hiram Maxim when the llol
ling Field mapping squadron stopped
at Hartford. Connecticut.
Sir Toby was compelled to wear a
safety belt. A little kennel was fit-ted-up
for him m the tall of a plane
an. I he began taking In all the long
rrosK-rountry flights, guarding the
ma bine at :iU-it.
And Just whn Sir Toby was be
cemit'g prof.cimt as an aviator he
vaniilied.
lint the sorrowful companions of
.Jir Toby resent the insinuation that
he deerted they consider him al-
. most human and believe hs is simply
!r:00D0Rl
ONE
DAY
SERVICE
Is this what you are looking
for?
We have it Try our way.
Roseburg, Oregon.
10r. jrym&
THXTtSDAY AXD FRIDAY -os
ADELTS
25c
SEE THE RACE FOR LIFE BETWEEN TWO BIG tH "
M BLINDING BLIZZARD.
IT'S A THRILLER
1 FRANK MAYO
K IN A VIVID DRAMA OF ADVENTURE AND ROMANCS
S! FROZEN NORTH.
! "Out of the Silent Nortr
JUST THE KIND OF PICTURE YOU WILL ENJOY ON A
IN OUR COOL THEATRE.
I A LARRY SEMON CQMEgl
SATURDAY HOOT GIBSON In
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