R08EIURQ HEW-HEVtCW, WEDNESDAY, August 0, 1922.
A0E FIV
proved way to Vi lifim-.
I prevent many 1 w fpa
"ifTll lubricating I
trouble
Oil experts tell you that the destructive
"sulpho" compounds in motor oil reduce its
lubricating value. These impurities cause the
oil to break down and thin out almost imme
diately under engine heat.
Cycol is the motor oil from which destructive
"sulpho" compounds have been removed. The
new Hexeon Process, used only by us, does it.
Cycol does not break down nor thin out
rapidly under engine heat Cycol maintains
an unbroken lubricating film Cycol prevents
many motor troubles.
Prove it yourself! Flush your engine with'
fresh lubricating oil, not so-called flushing
oils or kerosene, and refill with Cycol.
Different brands of motor
oils have different bodies.
The safest, surest way to
get the best performance
from your motor and
avoid expensive engine
troubles due to incorrect
lubrication is to use the
grade of motor oil speci
fied on the Cycol Lubri
cation Chart.
I MOTOR. OIL J
ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY
i&SfcrV Executive Office 79 New Montgomery St
sv'fi)rj),s San Francisco, California t
State Press Comments
185,000.000 FOR AUTOS.
Figures Uiitt truly are startling have
been compiled by ltilph J. Stfab.ll,
secretary of the Automobile dealers
association uf UreKon, indicating the
stupendous annual drain on Oregon
production involved in the purchase,
maintenance and operation of motor
cara in thin state. Mr. Steahll em
ulates that the annual business of the H
automobile industry in Oregon aggro- j j
emeu tA K .toil fliiu iu l". Olio noil n W
8
HUNTERS!
year more than is paid to federal.
state and local government in the form
of taxes, including motor vehiclo li
cense fees. The combined drain for
aulos and tuxes is over (155,000,000 a
year.
This is an average of $750 per fam
ily in Oregon $750 a year outlay for
aulos and laxes.
The combined outlay Is three times
the total lumber production of the
slate. It equals the total agricultural
production.
Where do wo get what wo live on?
Oregon Voter.
Devil's Lake, North Dakota, is n
town of only 5000 imputation, and yet
one of the laigest department mores
In the country is located there. Dur
ing the disastrous business year of
1121 this store sold over $500,000 worth
of goods, and Fred 1. Mann, the own
er, says newspaper publicity turned
the trick. "Advertising built my busi
ness for me," he said, "and my aim
today ts to outdo in newspaper adver
tising the mail order houses which
flood my district with circulars." Ku-
geno Guard.
Get ready for hunting' season bo prepared when the
season opens.
We are headquarters for the best in
Sporting Goods
Guns and Ammunition
Come in and let us show you our line will save you money.
50c cartridge case, 23c.
See our window display of guns.
I
Churchill Hardware Co.
&
Now that the railroads aro holding
out against the orders of the federal
labor board, and coal initio operators
are rejecting the proposals of the pres
ident, it is slrango not to see them
toasted by papers like (lie Orvgnnlnn.
The shopmen and miners were declar
ed to be striking against the govern
ment and are we to assume Ihe rail
roads and coal operators aro beyond
the jurisdiction of the government? It
looks that way. Eugene Guard.
they will spoilt!
vacation.
a tow days on their
luuk 1 rotil 1 "ml land
Miss Vera McKay, secretary of the
local Chamber of Commerce, re
turned last night from 1'ortland, Ka
leiu, uiid other points in the Wil
lamette valley, where sliu Uua been
visiting for the lust week.
lleUleivil ut (.rami Hotel
Mrs. Al. Uusscl. Kugeiie; Fred II.
Twoliy, I'orllaiiii; i. Cam, Caiuas
Valley; Frank Talina?e, Dnnsutulr;
Mm. W". 11. llowe. l'alo Alto, Call- '
fornia: Mrs. 11. U. Iage. Portland;
C. 1J. .Martin, Sacramento; U. O. .Mil
by, lOugene; O. Wyss, Portland.
Heccivcs Hue l'ears
Charlie l.erry, the well-known fruit
man, has received some fine pears,
which ho has oil sale. Thuy ate the
new augur pears, small and sweet,
and most delicious.
DID A GOOD JOB.
The deputy who shot that moon
shiner, who had previously killed one
man and seriously wounded another,
did a good job. He might have es
caped the hangman If he had lived to
be tried. Eugcno Morning Itcgister.
nKi:its auk ni-:nti:nci:i
MOIIKKI.Y. Mo., Aus. 7. Walter
llundridge and his brother, Vcrno
Hundridge. former cashier of the de
funct tanners' and .Merchants' bank
here, pleaded guilty today to em
bcizlhig $400,000 from the bank and
were sentenced to ten and five years,
respectively. In the penitentiary.
ne Grower Puts
Irrigation Plant
r D'ltnriinir i.Io.i r.. i
" , " irriga
tes , h'' ,M,n a,lll,''l to be
. ,' nu:,llH'r already in use in
I. . . am .he late., convert to
M'l of meting crnp, is A
tZ' . ,,,aM"n'l. hn. under
neff M,n,y Farm Ae,.nt
A
'od Chance
! to
tiuy a Good
Brush
for yur hajri ,lan(1
' 'ce-h-anj clothe.
f3'-, loo.
.l M2c3. all klDtls
" k ai trims.
I" ;'uV' of unusual
L-ou- k'nl lh,t dunt
Sc " W indow,.
)i L Crocker
I Cooncy has just completed Inslalla
! lion of a cenlrifigal pumping plant
that will life 1000 gallons of water per
minute. Mr. Stearns will use the wat
. er to irrigate his prune orchard, andj
. -I-, v n ... inn um; Ki.e ma u vua It
' better and stronger growth, with plen
ty of well vitalized fruit spurs for an-
other year, but to soiue extent stop the
i"drop" that generally occurs in prune
.orchards at this season of the year,
and at the same time give him S0-40s
where he might otherwise get only
10 to 60s. The plant Installed at tho
(Stearns orchard lifts Hie water nhnnt
ii I't, and is capable of irrigating 30
acres of orchard.
RURAL
JUSTICE
LIKE
Improvements for
Harley Motorcycle
A motorcyclo roller bearing driving
hub that lasts a life-time, is olio of
tho ten big new improvement on
the 1 i 2 :i Harloy-Davidson motorcy
cles and side-cars now being shown
by the local dealer at 200 W. Doug'
las street.
"This new roller bearing driving
hub," says William llarley, chief en
gineer for the Harley-Davldson Mo
tor company, Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
"is the product of'years of tireless
experiment and many and long road
tests under all kinds of driving con
ditions, it last a iife-liine and the
only attention it ever requires is
little lubrication every 10.OU0 miles.
Some of the other new and im
portant improvements on the l!2:i
Harley-Davldson 'are a double-act
ing contracting brake and improved
braking pedal control, manual Igni
tion switoh wiih automatic warning
alarm, "Staylit'' shock-absorbing tail
lamp and a larger generator with In
creased! charging capacity.
Itenso Smoke In Josoldittio GounlJ
According to airplane patrolmen
tho smoke blanket over Josephine
county is so dense Unit they can
scarcely niscern ine inuuscapo, ex
cept when flying very low. It is said
there are no fires in that county, but
Hie wind drifls smoke, from other lo
calities noiili, und from Coos county.
MOOUK Mt'SIC STCIHO Kinder
garten and all Dunning classes, anil
all music work will begin Sept 1st.
l'hone 502 or call at 321 N. Jackson SI.
Violated 1 'inking lotw
II. F. Chilson today paid a fine of
$1 in tho city court alter entering
a plea of guilty to tho charge of
parking lils car too near tho inter
section.
Snappy Job work. That classy
kind that hns a distinctive and Indi
vidual touch. The job printing de
partment of tho Ncws-Itoview does
it.
ltoglstercil ut Hotel VlnMlla
Mr. and Mrs. O.' U. Ames. Med
ford; .. VsKex, Kugene; O. II. llarn
hill, Kugene; 11. V. llulck. Portland;
r ii iinuikor. Seattle: ('- Lindsay.
Portland; F. -.I. Jones. Kugene; '11. C. i
Powell, city; Mabel nines, Portland;
Ionise Thomas, Portland; Grace Do
graft. Portland; J. U. Daves and wile,
Gl'.do.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
T TIIK IH.VVlOM MIAMI.
If HIS !
i 5
(P Is the season of the year wben K
R mothers take uioro than ordin- K
j ary precaution In protecting K
g tneir youngsters iroiu impure
I J Our milk is pasteurized. ' fi,
1 5 It's pure sufo to dilnk. . TA
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MA jfcAV,'J Tli nn olhrr. Kmt f jour y
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yranhn-mna Uc.t. Snfrt. Aly RellnMa
S.l! n BV DWOfilSTS EVCRVWHLRE
K Roseburg Dairy and C
i Soda Works
Telephone 188
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
ALL NEW CLASSIFIED ADVERTIS EMENTS WILL BE FOUND ON
LAST PAGE UNDER HEADING "NEW TODAY."
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W A N T1-: I W ood rill w l n tf .
l'lli.lle a6-Y.
E. Ithodes.
I'nlversal Klrrtrie Iron, durable and
properly made. Hudson Electric Store.
Oakland Minister
Resigns Pastorate
OAKLAND. Ore.. Aug. 9. The llev.
it. A. Hutchinson, for three years pas
tor of the Community church here, has
resigned to accept, the pastorate of
the Cnrter 1tiw.H v--ii..
h l! .nil." LUUr
cnurch. Previous to coming here he
was located at Sutherlln. He is wide
ly known throughout southern Oregon.
During his residence in Iouglas coun
ty ho has occupied prominent posi
tions in church and fraternal activi
ties He was always welcome at all
kinds of gatherings where his wit,
liu-ne and earnintness made him
" uuistamiinx ricure. Mrs. Hutchin
son is also well-known locally and Is
most popular. They will leave for
their new home In a few weeks. It is
expected ht the vacancy caused bv
-Mr . Hutchinson's removal will be filled
i early in September.
members arc deputized with the power
to arrest.
Homer Simpson has a farm adjoin
ing MrCague's. Simpson saw Smith
hunting on his neighbor's farm. He
was harvesting wheat at the time and
very busy, but he knew his duty, so lie
hitched his horses, went over into the
adjoining field and accosted Smith.
The latter was unable to produce a
written permit members of the asso
ciation Issue to those they authorize
to hunt on their premises. Then
Simpson arrested Smith. So Ihe rural
officer and Smith started for the ncar-
Mntcrnatlonal News Service.) csj justice of the peace.
AVEI.LA, Pa., Aug. 9. Justice down Thoy ,. , far ,,.
in Jersey may be tolerably quick, but met Justice of the Peace Charles M.
over hero in Washington county, Penn- Uea, who was In a hurry, for hay nod
sylvania. she's lightning fast. No,!Kraln on his own farm needed alien
airee; no demurrers, amended plead-lllon- S mpson quickly explained the
ings and the thousand and one legal i n""!''r1 ln hand and proposed that a
scheme, to delay the game. Calendar) roadside court be held to hurry up
cleared so fast out this way that no ma',crf f,'r "," "'""med. According
n .kt ..K,i. .re reouirrd. Here's a " jnl ice's buggy was drawn up to
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AHOLND TIIK TOWN.
Kvcry night tho Tloseburg News
Review is read by 20,000 people You
ran t beat It for an advertising medium.
WANTKI' Men fur rock nunrrv near
ink Creek. Wages. $ l.-o per day.
lnquiru Melzger and Jlilii'ii.
WANTKI TO lll'Y- llnml cart In good
cuniUlleii. I'. ). I.Mi. Hi'sehui-K.
WANTKII Kipei iin'i .1 lllterat loll
worker, lady, (or short time. 1 fli
er's Store.
sample.
Farmers hereabouts have an organ
ization known as tho Washington
Count v Farmers Protective Assocla-
1 ho
against the prisoner recounted by
Simpson, a plea of guilty and a re
quest for leniency made by the unfor
tunate hunter, and a fine of was
Arrived From Portland
Del Green arrived in this city Ibis
morning from Portland where he will
spend a few dais tisltiug his relatives.
Fined for SiHMlIng
A. C. norland today paid a fine of
in the city court after ideadini?
guilty to a charge of speeding.
Ilefure buying see our pianos. Ks
pecially our new Meldoif l'laer at
iiitl'i. Fully guaranteed. We have
bargains in FSKD pianos. Moore
Music Studio, 321 N. Jatk.ion St.
WANTKI" 1-UllllllK. plnsterlliK iin.l
KliliiKbag: reshiliKlrhig a sl-elalty.
rail tit., ask for AihIci-hoii or 1'hrls-
ttlltlMcM.
WANTKII Kxnert typist wants post-
lion In dltlce. or any et. i li o I worK.
Ilest of refereliees. All'lress "T plst
oiri! NeWS-lteVieW .
WANTKI '--A slenoKniploT, one who
can tianitto dli t;iti..n inol do K' n- isd
ofTI' work. Ad'lrcss llox ten', ltosc-
burg. j
WANTi:i Vonnn limn wiit-lv eo-i-i
tele e.l tn vanoHH v-rk wiii.-i ,,n',
inan olitraei. V 1ml hit e j om .' I i. ' 1.
I'. Inivs ('nek. IMC. ..lie J. I..
Kar'ioleir.
WANTi;l Mm and wire tor tool Joh.
ii ... ......i 1... ulth m o litn-ry
hi.. I if.' to Loam i or ni. ii. i;.inii.-1
meat fiirlilnlmd. ln iuliu .MoUKir and
Jolmsoll. t
MlStl.iaMMH j
IV. i il is A WIN'!. IMiotie Hi I' '-'. I
11 l-.MM I tTI'IIIN'l I'H- l'"T ymd at'
MIIK-T Stole, 1'7 N. .la- ksoll .--'t.
SiMK li'CAI.'HAI't'i'AINS hi u.e.l is.,
M....r sli.'ii lar.iu--.
Wit. I. THAI 'I-: Am... Imr-e. wiisin.;
Iriilo-.-s. cow. ell ti. r or nil. f-T inm-i
tier .1. II. I'.iltei 'il o. rlln. I )i u. I
Ililt PAI.K Tile best liBed Kurd In
town, cliesp. I'hoiio 47S.
l-'l'lt HAl.t; lino .lerspy cow und calf.
l.wla ItroituTs, Kilenbiiwcr.
11 lt'.A I.K Vow. fresh HtMiiaiSeel7i.
I Alpine f I cutter. 2:1:1 2nd Ave.,
S-.iiili. Williitni A. Long. J'lioiiejty-v.
f'nlt SAI.K lila seres good tfmtier Ian. I
near ICoselmrs. Terms If desired.
A.I.IresH I', I, e.iro News-rtevlew.
i-'lllt' liAt.l-: New H;linsolltnick"V.Ttii
lo ll ii ml llceiise. Aduross Jl. 1, cure
NeWM-lievlew.
liilt HAI.K oil THAI IK Three work
mules for cnltle or sheep. U. W.
I'i.i.nr. Mellose, ore.
Itiuk From Vncnl Ion
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. VVohb, Mrs. ('.
C. Alley, and Mr, und Mrs. Charles
V. SlaiKton, who lini.i been spending
their Micali'iii visliln at Port r
ford, Pandoii, Coos Hay and other
coast points, r turned to PfKieliuri;
last night.
TAM'KlNll an.t ill r"-u. i Ii i i.i:. ph
iiinl l.ni i.iiili'.les. i-i '. Main,
liutliri'lge.
f AK1.N I'l' I'ioIi'm '".m.'. hi.
II.-. I I v n. r f I lei a i ' " ' ' r,j; ''
n lul ion lie hi, soul h ol lou u. 1
! if I I
i nil I.
Mi s.
Tirl:l)NT --!"n:i ' lor' h-l.t leo.si -k.
toio,-. 71 I Tl ! ' " m
HKNf nfelv uTioslt DuXtoS.
Ki .U
Itrt-al.urif NHtlfirisI Ifank.
.cattlemen ir. ine wesr auanisc rusi ieii.. , court proc,,ullrP t(((,i( hut a very few
only here Ihe main object is to keep mlnu, Smith paid' his fino and
! snooping hunters from blazing away r,,If,H)pr
anywhere they please. Morse nesting cMinx:" said Smiire Ilea to his
Is "powerful bad stuff' in the west. ; hure, and be was on bis way to his
and unsuthoriied hunting is a good j Bayfield.
sond cousin to the western crime In Himpson. his duty done as an officer,
this region. hurried back to his team and neglecl-
i The other day Charles E. Smith, of ed wheatfield. Ilural Justice had cut
ICarnegia, Pa., drove down to Wash-! red tape and formality and the niajcn
Ington county to hunt groundhogs. He ty 0f the law had beeu vindicated.
j chose for the scene of his hunting the 0
Ifarm of II. K. McCague. in Cross Creek AT.TO ft. FKKV AI BO
'township. McCague, like most other; Are reaay to famish any lumber
farmers, Is a member or inai rrotec- and timbers needed for any building
itive association. Now. the brothers , M ow M anyone. See us before bur
in that society stick torether like mo-tnR elsewhere. Patronise Roseburf
lasses, and to expediate Justice the abor. Phone 324.
(ioinig to i sirt
Mr. and Mrs. .1. II. Clark and
daughter have tonight, for .Newport
and Sab in. and other point where
in; i;i:vr
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Milk
For Infants
& Intavlid
NO COOKING
1-Fawi Ff-fi1 m Dflnlt' for All Ate a.
t rWsiib t tmrh bt Mnmi OfTtre. rn.uA
Foantain AJk for HORUCfCS.
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iiiry Ht. Will luku a k"1 cur as putt
I'll J tlU'llt.
Poll iSAI-IO Hi KiVir-roTl liaTTrpriiiiro
liiinx hm1 imhi-Ih-I11iik Aug or it
tun k. Y. (1. l'aul. lit. 1.
5 ACIiKS In fnk!.""AiHi! inr"H.'.rt'lui K7
1i ti.itl.. for iiir. It. WiinfitiiM, own
r. 4t Sit.ihtliik: IthliT.. IStt t liinil (in.
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