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.a,.- AOSEBOftQ WeWS-REVIIW, - THUR6DAV. OCTOBER 18. 1933.
PACE POUR
an end, leaving the matter of mlt-
igalion ot the punishment lo the e-i
ecuiive authority, wln-re it properly
biloimj. j
Di.cn your neighbor my, "1 haven't
THIPHIOWH
lulAnl I
iTrr-inni'l
ML ivlrily
x,
Don't Let a Low Price Keep
You From Using The Best
We do not hive to py long'haul transport
tion and high merchandising cosu to make
Zerolsce available. All that you spend for
Zerolene goes to buy high quality only
Zerolene furrr.s lesi carbon than any vlner moror ,
oil knovn to ut. As a result, the Zerolcne-lubrv
catcd ear may be driven from 15! to 50I far
ther without having the valves ground or the
cylinders rcborsd.
Because Zerolene givci better lubrication eontm
ueusly,it reduces wear to a minimum and per
mits the delivery of more engine power to the
wheels on theground, giving you more mileage
from your gasoline.
Insist on Zerolene even if it does cost less
STANDARD OIL COMPANV
(California)
3bfeu CARBON
5 mortmdmt mileage
,IOS'lifi
ALMANY. Oil. 17 (Jrl-r and Bur
row t lint thn stened to upon entirely
the hoiii ynio in of Mr. and Mrn. I :n
Tarilll. of Kvcntt. WnnilnKli'ii, wi'rt
tlixplaicd by rcturnid happiness, laat
evening when lirldiil couple r ;
mimed IIh way to ('.ill rorti 1 . till
lime mi n naHHviuicr coach ItiMcud of
a freight train.
Mr. ami Mr. Tarilll were picked
till Saturday cvenl!;:; hy KpcIh1 01
fleer I'ulwln of Ihn Southern Pacific
ruilwHy and were chained In iln
Justice court with til r-itl Intr. a ride
on a rnllway train. Despite the hrlDc'a
learn Illl'Jf With forrril In upend lile
nlElit und nil day tiunday In the I. Inn
county Jail. To iimlie mire Ihnl nil
m iii it fihonld bi- Sheriff Hlchanl
win d In llm eminly clerk at Kvcretl.
who liir-irni.il blin ihat Tanlll hail
told the truth whi n he mild ho 11 ml
hi, comely rompanlnn were married
'III Kvorctt Inn Wi'ilni'fdiiy.
Otherwise iilwn IIii ntnry of the
HUIIK Ull
was to (Tie effect ihat following thi'lr
V'dillnK they hud derided to no to
r'nlllornia, white Tunlil haB friends.
Thi' trip '.in to bo their honeymoon.
Th.v p:;ld .heir way aft far an Sa
lem. Tin n, m Izi'd whli the nplrlt of
ailviMilcre, they decided to "hobo"
their way from there. Their pinna
lirounlit Hu m 10 lioithle in Albany.
They were taken off the freight car
they had .eb-. ted an a bridal unite
mid fn peruln cells ut the Linn Jail
were f.ihHtllllted.
Ycnferilay upon hclnn brotiKht be
foro Juxllec of Ihn I'eaco Olllver.
the IIUOIII pleaded KUllly lo the
i l.ar m and win Riven the minimum
fine IS. lifter he had told bin story.
Vrn. Tarilll reaned her weeplnj; when
rhe. alio was released. The charge,
uttnlunt her wan not proHccutcd.
To whal cntaittrnphe does prophecy
lliilienle eolidlt Iihih of event are
lenilmL'? lettuce at Moone Hall, San.
L'lst, X p. III.
Too hail, mother, you are fcrowlnR
Htont and 11" und! You can avoid it by
coniulilnx Mish Adanin.
Itr.mtlc dlHponal of hardwnre"cll
Iiik out half of Churchill Hardware
... ?
PURE BUTTER
from Wholesome
Cream
IS
"JERSEY
BRAND"
Made in Roscburg
Douglas County fanners supply tlie crtam for this
product. When you help to make the farmer prosper
ous you build up the community and your own interests.
The Douglas County Creamery
PHONE 340
Ask lor Jersey Brand Butter
( Asam-luli-d Tri-fa.)
lIO.N'dl.iii.t , Oi l. ID. A breath
of romance limpid laKooin boil-
iiiK HirouKli the ocean with all hailn 1
I l. ut Ihe ie d of an average ti am-.
j ur Hie union the natives In a far-j
;olf South Bea lule of the lieclunlni; 1
of n li'iu-mlle trip up a river on
Ir.hlrh many while men have set cm.
, hut none returned U coniained In I
a letler received here from Myrry N.
Fay, commander of the "Narwhal
Expedition." an adventurous group
of men, who hailed their own amull
vesHel out of Kan Kranelsco bay al
most a year aso to crulw auiouit Hie
South Feaa. ilriftlnir rrom port lo
port with whatever carjeo mlxht be
picki d up.
The miscellaneous cargo, fnelud
Imk a lurice Khlpment of dynamite,
that Ihe Narwhal carried from Sun
Francisco, wua delivered safely at lis
South Sea destination, according to
the letter, which wan received by A.
1'. Taylor, Honolulu newspaperman
and author.
The letter was dated "Latitude
15:54; longitude 1 SO, July 1!7,
1'j-iT' and apent more than seven
weeks rea'hiiu lis destination.
I "The 'Narwliul F.xpeditlon' is allli
on the map, or rather moving around
on the mup," U suid. "Hight now
between the island of Thikoinhia and
wo are pansinK through the channel
Vanua Leva of the FIJI croup. We
are also crot-'sina; Ihe lbOth meridiau
whern we Jump a day.
"VYc had a wonderful time In the
Samoan Inlands. 1 think 1 saw as
much of them as any white man has
ever seen; While at I'polo. 1 went
on a trip with the New Zealand gov
ernor and visited native villages
nlons; Ihe shores. We were feted in
each vllliu-e. We lived In their grass
huts and 1 was able to get pictures
of some of their celebrations thai
have never been photographed be
fore. 1 stayed in Apia several weeks
and went lo l'ao Fago where I made
two trips one lo the Manua group
where we lived with the natives for
a week. The Sauioana on those is
lands uppear to be fur ahead ot the
ethers, because the white man very
iiirely gelH to Manua.
"Our next atop will be Noumea.
We will spend a week or two there
creitiiiK the linal touchea for the real
adventure. For we intend to go from
'.here la Now Guinea, whero we hope
to ascend the Fly river for about
lino miles. We realize that we are
Inking a long chance, as five expe
ditions huve gone up this river, and
not a man hus returnee from them.
We hope lo benefit hy their mis
takes. We have a very- last whale
boat and we are guarding ourselves
Against the diseases that play havoc
with Ihe white mini in these coun
tries and we will always be care
ful. About the time this letter
renchea you, we will be startiug up
the river, und I feel sure, with Ibe
precautions that we are taking, that
we will net through safely.
"These South Seas nre surely Ihe
t pliice for a fellow to get romance
i under his bkin. It seems to be a
i sort of disease that everyone gets
I down here. This old sailing vessel
I of ours only adds to that romantic
; fei ling that steals over us. Itight
I now we are' boiling along as fast as
the average steamer goes, alt sail
' is set, and every time a gust of wind
I hits 1111. the old ship gives a grace
ful swoop that sort ot reminds me
of a racehorse.
; "The enthu: iusin that prompted us
;to go on this trip has only been in-
teni-iileii by the wonderful experl-
cures we are jrettlng."
Fay said that the Narwhnl expect
j ed to be in Honolulu mi Its return
trip lo the mainland In seven or
eight months.
iilid" or "J h.nen't w-nt" or 1 dune, j
I Uefi r her lo .Miaa Ail un and Ihe Uuod j
; Knglish clasj al the ( '.:i.-ervaiury. I
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Well. Now. HoK? I
If you don't like and TV"11'1 h-vel.
the impeiidin.g sti't" Incue lax (tayi
tiio propugaudl-la of liic referendum
billJ, you'll get a wo. je one. How?
If the voters reject ihu present ineas-
ure as burdensome, lnu'iui'ab'e anil f
Inadequate as 1! h jii-i what Is to
prevent tliom from tiir.iiug liov.-n In
its turn a more sevru and dlscrlm- j
inatlng measure? Just what .' !
It happens that ihe decision lies
in Ihe haada of the people. The ref
erendum is their weapon, in such
cases. It used to be possible to put
something over under tie; initiative
an arm ot ihe rel, rxicltim scheme
but li la not ?o easy now, under
either the Initially or referendum.
If It is possible to impose ou the
public such a poor creation as the
income tax bill. It will ulso lie pos
sible to go another step and put over
something more like a complete
catchall for everybouy. And it will
certainly be tried, when the disap
pointing results of the current pro
posal aro apparent.
The opposition to the referendum
hill la legitimate and general. It has
mulling 10 lose; but the average cit
izen has much to gain through It.
The underlying reason ior tho fight
on tho bill Is the protest against tax
es and then niore taxes, ihe public
wantB less tax money spent, not more
tax money raised, liaising more tux
money 10 spend Is what and it Is
ail the bill will do, it it docs that.
Oregonlun.
I19M1J11.1010 llll VUJ imniwiaiJj 'I HI
l A ' 1 X II I . l I - l I I
BUYERS
Arc Flecking to Our Store
as never Ik-fore to take a! a;i'..r; i f d:e Hi ; H.tr:ain
we at e ul I n,'.' . i'i
Mon Work nt.d Drcs.1 S':ces 3oys Shoes
ihhl give went Men's I'll. -,i !,in .i, Woik
Shift, Kub'j. r Loots, K.-.ir. C . mk! Sli-.krra,
Gloves, Storm and CoIJ-f-i-vn'f Civ.lj, Wo,!.
Ports, Army tti.l N.tvy CoaI;, Loi'.I-or ami
Cenvns Lcggins, and a thousand oilier every
day snaps.
We Inv te You in to Inspect Tieie Laiga nu and Cct Cur Low I'r.ic
, ' o
' This is a Studebaker year.
I MiOTinrn ninsmnT
. JUDIIbtDLMUl
SDSPEKDSEH1CE
The Iucific IligliiMiy
There Is no Atlantic Highway. No
great, continuous paved road beltiv
the eastern coast. No ability has yet
been demonstrated by the slates from
.ualne to Florida, lo co-operate :
paving- a great tourist thoroughfare
from the Canadian line to the south
ernmost extremity of the Florida
peninsula.
Hut there Is a Pacific Highway.
There are 75(1 miles of continuous
pavement between British Columbia
und Mexico. The stuies that border
the Pacific have demonstrated a ca
pacity for c.o-oiM-raiioii in road build
ing that Ktanda alouo :a this nation
or any other.
It wad spontaneous co-operation.
No contingent legislation will be
found on the atatute bonks of Wash
ington, Oregon and California. You
will not find where one stale said.
"We will do our part in building the
Pacific Highway if the others do
theirs."
The road that his cost millions
and Is worth a billion was a spon
taneous work. When the Pacific
Highway was started it was not de
picted by plans and specifications. It
was not even a program, li was
merely an idea expressed first in
placing road bigna a part of the dis
tance. Hut il wus an Idea tiiut took
hold. ,
The streaks of mud or dust Ihat
the original signa frowned upon has
become a splendid artery of transit.
The Pacific Highway Is to be ded
icated beginning October 2i. It will
bo dedicated by Ihe west to the na
tion because it bus become a fixed
element of national lite.
It will yet become a binding link
not only of states hut of nations. !
Someday the Pacific Highway will
give entrance to Alaska through Can-:
ada. Some day it will usher tourist
travel lino Mexico. It is above ali i
others the highway international. j
Oregon Journal. ,
FOR many years
now, GoorJyear
Tire price have
been kept consist
ently lower than the
average price level
fer a!l commodities,
s you tea from the
above chart. At the
same time, Good
year quality has
been consistently
bettered. Today,
Goodyear Tire prices
are lower than in 10! 1,
and Goodyear quality
is the highest ever.
This is a r,ood time
to buy Goodycars. .
Aw Good:'ar Sfvtcr Station
Dnr U till and rfcont
mant tho now Coodyear
Card with tho btvoUd Alt
Wouthor Troad and back
thorn up with standard
Goodyoor Sarvie ,
SCItVICH OARAGE
llnae Street.
llOsKIUUO CAItAGE
Mercy for
' Your AtJvnicing YeVj
t:xl muro lr.ipc.nant objixt' ,"
money for your advandu ,
You will Knit It a very te ' 3 '
profitable experience to aave.ir
or mom every week and rl.
Roseburg Nati(m, r
V,t Interest Paid ou
with
Accounts
7
Karlnss
TheRosebiirgNaliond
kosejDurfrOre.
1 -
1
EMM
,PIIG!!IT
s'"'ly the irae "
in prescriblm
The IiitcBtailor. k a,
Aiithoritle, tun,
f iciently sc.t
emu r,,... ,U,H1
occurence of th,
Will th.
times become Ut ,
man's extremity k.
cause of a craving for narcotic drugs
is.hunser.
The narcotic habit, he explains,!
"results from undernourished nod
overwrought nerves, seeking a pallia
tive 1 hut should have been found in
plenty of proteins and carbohydrates.
During the war we used to shout,
food will win the war!" with equal
truth we fay today 'food will pre
vent the narcotic hal.lt.' Plenty of
food Is an aid to many, things be
sides the mere bodily development,
for with It goes a certain spiritual
quality predisposing a people to
tight things, saving them from dc-
SALF.M, Oct. 17. Through the
efforts of Senator Charles McN'ury,
D. F. Fisher, pathologist from the
I'nlted State ill narlment nf agricul
ture will arrive in Salem tomorrow ; P01'"n''ty? H,ir Jk t
to make a comprehensive study of' n", ! j a
tne problem of brown rot, which It Is
believed, has destroyed a lnrge ton
nage of prunes In tills vicinity. ,
. Senator McXary yesterday jrlred
Henry C. Wallace, secretary di ag
riculture, Washington, D. C.J ex
plaining the situation confronting
northwest prune tnea. Today ho re
ceived an answer in which It was
explained tho chief bureau of plant
industry had directed Fisher to move
to Salem Immeditoly from W'enatchee
Washington.
"Periodically, fro several years.
Senator McXary raid In a statement
issued this afternoon, "the growers
of Italian prunes have cuffen-d bov-
1 ere lor.sos on account of brown rot.
generacy.
If food is a preventative for jlopo ,.., ,iim, ,i'n. ,i,i .,r .r'
favorable for the development cf this
addlclion, it may be objected, why
should this evil bo more prevalent
In the I'nlted States than elsewhere,
when our people are much more pros
perous and well-fed? There must bo
other important factors Involved.
Nevertheless there Is probably a
good deal In the suggestion. It Is
well known that well fed people are
less likely to indulge to excess lu al
cohol or tobacco--both drngs than
those who whether ronv lack of food
or from poor selection-or bad cooking
arundernotirished. It might be found,
on Investigation, that tho majority
of persons falling easy pray to nar
cotic drugs suffered previously from
a physical hunger, with the nervous
and mental cravings that hunger
produces.
"Fight dope with food" might be
a good motto, both for prevention
and cure, especially with growing
children. Heroin or morphine, like
alcoholic drinks, will have less at
traction to a full stomach.
0
This Is a Studebaker year.
infesfi'tion and from the best nuth
ority available I beliovo that the los
ses of this year's crop may bo placed
at 20,000,000 dried fruit pounds. I
"Indeed, I thought the conditions''
wore such as to warrant tha l ulled 1
States department of agriculture, to I
pla'-o some expert in the field tol
Every
Motor
Cast St i
ENGLISH TURF KING VISITCV
7
jthlumci!
BERGER'S BARGAIN STORE
CASS AT PINE STREET
NEAR S. P. DLPOT
SAI.KM. Ort. !"
of a justlr.' of th
liupriitntucnt In a tritnuial tii!itin
must h re: tain (.'! n-U contiiiK iit
or aitt'rnntfvc, Chin .fuftlrp n Hi! o
ih't'lnn a tti an opinir:i this morning
ii:niiiiir 11 v.rit ol l;,.i .is rurpi: to
liat.-Uli .i,.tti. w, i mi prison tt in 1 1:
o;iniy jail of Jar!;on count: a
lienor charKf.
Mathiws. convtctfil of thr uiilan
f .il ptsrn.-it'ii v( 1 n t !'' at i i. j ii .j(r
u.-i s nli'iiiul to iijiy 11 1 it if
tn.'li'ilmr cots. and to ."' (iji-
in tho UH.I iv Jiiil. In tho tv. nt of
Ma hi's lr.il irt t; r ;y his fun- in
v. a.i to M-rvr uri additional 1"J,". d;ivs
ir. Tho J.;tiro ot tw -,. f, r
J;:t lisr.it r,u. nt' w ho ftuiiositl flic si-n-11
mi' tlo n siisp. ndod th i;iil si-h-i'
' tt'tri"!; M -M hi-'vi o-d Nha'-i'T
M:iMi'u .t lai.T thnw n into i ti!
'i t'i. ti rM-.M of 1 1 . o 'i.-p tnlt'd 1 f
t 'it-n a I'd t i rt.i1 from t hi f :npri-I'MM.-ti
I ha' '.ith v. y.uit:ht 4,
lt M:; oi'inioTi r',l n.inu Mat i,
' 'n tiiu: li Ik, a ( ur .is ;trovv d(M
- -t hi o n Mrir:d.' poiu's oni t t ;
X i!" '.! "t p-'Ht "tis: tit'' t..u.f)
i p' o-tntut-- a i.'d.'ii'':t( tui'1 alt. r
w .1 ; 11 . ' ai ol-' t o' t - mi- ;' "
Minli li st ha h'1 (uiwcr. jt iv.
i: iMt.'!1!'. lo s'.Mpoi'd tho op- r:.t.
oi a ttitkni-n: hy mkini; i o;i-fii-.rvi
d pt inl upon sonu- fiiton-
' VT,t,
"W ' wlh t( ltnpT !ii upon th
n iruN of m jctMrato- that it is tlo ir
dut. whin n ih-f'-iolant u rrtnvirl.Nl
th titihttion of thn Muor Ikws or
o: h;i (Hht nt:u. iniMn -'.iatt iv t.i
pioiHuTi a d:r.-tt und ft-rtatn s n-1-
n.o mm' h ;-.(. ihry tim in ..tV,uao to
punth th.- f. nvo coin mil it d and to
piw..ni 4titi- of hko nutniv; a::d.
liuij done to. thrtr duttis aro '
Kvoii So j
Tho On ;ron state fnir shows aj
ch ar profit of $H),000 and tho lr-;
est attmdnneo In it history. This '
nucht to dutiihfound the rritl., but ,
it v. ill not. They will pny tho pen-;
plo did not want it; thut they wr :
coorct-d into poinij. l.iston, the fair,
was not adv riihod this your in any ,
:.v:rocm:d' 111. -;n nor. Tho loojslaturo 1
rut oil t!i' usual appropriation. It"!
undor ihrso i'ircunuiauco iho at-;
toiiil.no o ;n incrcasod, think ;
v hat would l,av happonod hadtiie :
fair li'i ti tirtmt'rlv nvcrti ,rt
J Actur.lly u looks as if thoro was a
ir. viwii ip,cr.st in Mr.tr lair.s. Tin
; On ::!! stat ft.ir is our best
i ad rl ;ii n. It shows our ow.i
p. oplc v. h,it
thoni to b "i
Fhrnvs to t !'
v. hat tht-v i
an be rioiv
it pi ot'.ur :
t!iour.r
:i extt'vt -i
.Simula'
i and i
;i i it t.
(In ut Is Orricen. tho si
Ins proph.ri,-- oriT-on tiato,
U fair
man.
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FOR YOUR
FAMILY
Ask us nlmtit Life, Accident.
Fire. Theft, Auto. Health. I'uhlio
Liability ami Property Damage
Insurance.
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Insurance Agency
Rooms 1 and 2
Honeburg Sank Q!dq.
Phone 163 Keaeburg, Ore.
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ot the SoiKh-Mn l'ac,:,f
ry the oitK'ois ha- but
i .k upon hut Ci-y h:w
ii' and quilo ott n t ruai.
I lo tho un.'ow rinic n:
a-.:; Thoro ir- jood n ai-oi-vine
t hat tho trin roh!) rs
U'laily ho cap:ur tl. ! lom
:U .'! to rovor bin ir,i i;
h ! . V. uall: he l-'avc t i ,ir.
t.itiu: uifimif or olso lu v,w-a loni. tir
.may. Th.
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is a
ay. Tl.r imud-'K r c iiTio.s a h ii
,d ard ti ro rally ho V ts t ) .n i t i i -
T"it r;rnrit 1 1 ti ut or s
;:niif .'"i . .)aM of th. )"llr th.' r;l-
o'H hi:.' ''mil', v oi k I r a b.i;r n
to i' . '(' i ; i: two a titvn ,n - r "n
M. ji,.; (!n-y think thai ina ho
il-.t y a.i- ac v: : pi ishia :-o.i.t :m:i.; lip-op-
n:n.. of i no paoatattt n .' liii1--.
a!o:, av-x ;m urmy ol r t-ko1! hunt-
n k-AMxAi s iu- urti'i'r.v l:- Ids a id
. la'ii i!i- ;.iu!a ho has rai.ad. I .r
hi-, :ati o;v u. irii'i'pw diwn his r, m -hn.
ppraA his livestock i'h (iid
ihot uri norahy ians I;. wn:!:
to tho MaiuiK point. - in- g-
itir.
Koch I nntl Ioh
A tit-r in tho Manafa,'fu-i rV
Kotonf matutaina that the chiol
4 i
rorgct liic unpleasant
experiences yc-
have? lu.cl vM) c!r
may ,
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mz t.;.:v
raot!.t yc, ca!1 no,v
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ti.wc your daintiest ;p- J
;jctrcl clrv clr.-m.-rl i I
n ad.fon to be ng rather fast on h f.et. PaPfL
u - wkii.j i;nu WTiO IS nCIG IU K - r
feci s.-.Lty.
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, ' '-.iiv.-ui is t;,e "aait of the ta-.n - iti. h,
' t on of -kncvvin, him ,ersBallV it testil'td to
titi St-vc Oonorhue. ths famous Jfr "
ir.iiri,,.. -
- .... t.t.r,n acquaintances. , .,. at"!
-o far as the latter it ccncernecl, B.irncy GJi mA
.c.u y Pt nis - brown-eyed Sparky" than d 5
o. h.3 pa' Pacvrui.
Casual eennoceurs a prone to point out th F",j
' Hi. ear. are a Mt larj, and lop 2 'A
- ' jjr.ng. tomirando and m
Jarnes h.E .-j
in nai iing Jarrow cn- .-nall
Mora attra-.w ..... ...i. a reef
foi-fheaH t-f. .,, . , j tnowirV
fc-ndt.nesi and inteliigcnct for which tho colt lrtalf
. ike 9
't it no wonder with auch a head that Fary"" t,
"O'sei. say those who kryaw. It ii alwayt eiy 10