Roseburg news-review., January 22, 1925, Page 6, Image 6

ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW THURSDAY, JANUARY 22. 1925.
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I ELECTION LAWS ARE
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nick to Start!
Yes, and more: '
If quickstarting was the chief
consideration in the making of
Union Gasoline it wouldn't
be a particularly good gasoline
As it is, Union is made with regard for
your motor. It does not detonate. Non
detonating gasoline does not explode so as
to strike the pistons a sudden, crashing blow.
"Knocking," even on steep hills, is thus
minimized. So is vibration. Likewise wear
and tear. Because all of this gasoline is
transformed into power the maximum
mileage is realized from every gallon. So it
is economical as well as efficient
Use it regularly and insure your motor's
best performance.'
Sold through Union Service Stations and
independent dealers everywhere.
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; serve would be to protect deer, ac
cording to Klrkwood, chairman of 1
, the game commission.
The bouse game committee Intro
duced a Joint memorial yesterday
evening, asking congress not to ef- j
: feet any b-idhlatiun which would I
! place Diamond Lake In Crater
Lake reserve. The memorial points
! out that Oregon has stocked with,
fish the lake and that its free use
I to. fishermen and uther p!ta.ure
I seekers should not be imperiled. j
Farmers Appeal for Aid.
I Senator Taylor today received a t
j letter and a resolution from the !
t wheat growers of Morrow county.
I asking legislative aid for the grain
J men there, w here, it is claimed
; from fifty to seventy five per cent
of the winter wheat will have to be
reseeded because of damage caused
I by cold weather.
J he Morrow county farmers met
at Lexington Monday and made an
estimate of their damage and at
that time decided to ask the egi.
lature for help. Unless the land is i
reseeded, It is claimed, bankruptcy
will result for a large number of
farmers and banks.
(iiuiie Law Changes Asked.
Women would be compelled to
obtain hunting and fishing li
censes as well as men under an
New Style H'O
TIE only oats that cook Into granular oatmeal.
Nothing else like It. Meaty granules stimulate
digestion. Never cook sticky or pasty. Wonderful
flavor. More than a new (oatmeal a new cereal.
Energy-building corbohydrates, tissue-building pro
teins, a wealth of vital minerals. And New Stvle
Jl-O takes only 2 to 3 short minutes to cook the
quickest cooking cereal quick as a flash!
1H
How
two
Rettular H-O Oat
Nw M1 li-O Oata (Quick)
Standard full iIm and weight pit. wtfliht, I tb. 4 Of.
QP&KCOCEKG
OATS.
Cook ift
2 to 3 minute
jnn oc-s .
officials having charge of reela-' state machinery be provided for dent of banks,
matlon be empowered to require, their reorganization on a sound The minimum capital stock
that a' minimum of GO percent of basts. allowed would be $25,000 In
the lands in a project launched Senators and representatives towns with population of 3,000
iimiiiitiiit tn . h tt x..! e listed for sale at a fair and nf th arid sections of tho slate or less. At present tuts mini-
cod proposed today by the house: reaso"al11? 'inure. ara preparing to oppose the re- mum is 15,000 for towns with
game committee. The commit j Fourth That hereafter in commendation that the constltu- population from 3,004 to 25,000
tee also suggested that disabled ' fixing the cost of construction of tioual amendment authorizing, a capital of $50,000 would be
soldiers, sailors and marines be an irrigation project that there the state to pay the interest on required. For cities with popu
perniitted to hunt and fish with- be included In it an establish- Irrigation bonds be repealed. j lation from 25,000 to 60,000 a
out licenses. I ment for drainage and that the None of the other recommen- capital stock of noo less than
. f. ,,' authority be vested In the dls- dations are expected to precipi- $100,000 would be requtrea. ana
Of regents for the ... ,'., . ,,,.: ,. , ,nl.,hi i ,h ... nf f..r llinse nf mor than 60.000
stem y necessary. ' ! clush. j the capital stock must be at
Vlfth Thnt tho Iinnrrlo nf re-! Itnvllnl rUiiklnir Code. least $.100,000.
A board
state school for the deaf and
the state school for the blind,
wnntil tio pro.rAJ Kf d Kilt ( n , rn
duced by Senator Coruett today. ! duniat Ion districts be required T revised banking code, pre-! Great,r protection to deposr
The board would be composed to adopt a sianuara system lor pared by the legislative commit- ""e
of seven members. These would
be the state superintendent ot
i T. Ik ni,,.' A.n.: tors. Is afforded by a require-
That where districts elation, will be introduced In the that capital shall be Begre-
It gives greater i tsaiey uoiv... ... ..
state superinten-.""" sevlags departments. .
senate
power
today.
to the
USE AIRPLANES TO FIGHT DREAD BOLL' WEEVIL f
Union Oil Company
of California
Also Producers of Aristo Motor Oil
Union
Non-D donating
asoi
LIC
STARMER SAYS
CLEAVER MADE
PADDED REPORT
(Continued from pago 1.)
approximately 30 nrre!s fijr viola
tloim u( the Ilqunr law, nnil the
nmount of money cnllncted front
fines netted the county In excess
or n.rnt.
The sheriff, nllhoueh not aerk
Jng prnisp or glory for his own
work, dors not feci that It Is a
fair proposition to have tho stnte
prohibition agent get credit for
the work done by tho county of
filers.
Have you sometning to sell, to
trade, Rive awiy. Uao News
KevUw columns.
With a complete loanen wlr
crvtce, reach Ink to all parts ol
Oregon, thfl News-Review furn
full os Us U'i'0 suhHcriDers tho ltt
t newa vrT day.
In from the rural dlslrlcts for KppliiK was J. AVrlfiht. Mr.
a few hours today, was Mm. J. Wright Is a resident of Milo.
K. IMerHon. Mr8. PitTBon is a , from the BOUthern part of
resident of I mpqua and was the fOUIlIy today for a few llonr8
here viflitin with friends and( shopiing and vkHitinp with
hoppiiiK. j fr((,n(i8i was Mrs. M. Cllmore.
Anions those from out of town Mr. Cllinore Is a resident of
to arrive this afternoon, and at- Days Creek and returned home
tend the funeral of Mrs. T. J. this nfternoon.
Army airplanes are being used extensively In the South In a Government battle on boll weevil, tb
dread worm that annually destroy! minions of dollars worth ot growing cotton. A special poisonous (lust
IB scattered over the plants. It does no harm to the cotton, but kills the paraslta.
rOSED AS WOMAN TO TRAP BOOTLEGGERS.
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STRANGEST KNOCKOUT ON RECORD
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""above are two newt of Uty Marshal John E. Parker, of Gloucester,
Kass, who posed for a year at a woman In a campaign against boot'
"legxera throughout the New England Btatcs His feminine wardrobe
"was complete to the last detail, and the "blnmle vamp" lured scores
Taf bootleggers to prison aenlunccs. Occasionally, be fooled even the
cambers of his own staff. At the left, Parker la shown as "Sally."
-Vnder which same he was known, and at the right he Is posed with a
VeUegger's whiskey container, showing bow Uiey transport Utolx
lock la trade.
-Wiss)svnSsVwwii A'n i fcislhi ZjLjL.mJi
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KNOCK: OUT.
keeping accounts,
Sixth
schoolb, the dean or the school of given etate aid In the ast fall
voiurtional education of Oregon; to meet their obligations to the
Agricultural college the prnsl- T'" , T "
dent of Oregon normal school
and three citizens of the state at
large, two of whom would be
women.
I Application for authority to
I appropriate underground waters
could be made with and putted
on by the etate engineering de-j
pertinent In tlie'ganie manner au
surfuce waters are now adininiat-i
ered, under a bill introduced in'
the senate today by Davis. j
F jailor's Stmk liill
The house passed a bill this'
morning providing for a channe
In the code covering wills and;
would make all wills void iu
canes of marriages.
House bill No. 53 Introduced
by Fisher, Douglas county, pas-j
sed. It provides that certain,
stock may run at large in sec-j
tions oX Douglas county not per-,
mitted under the present law. j
Irrigation Juw ('limine! A.skelJ
In a report submitted to tue;
Irrigation committees of the two'
houses of the legislature, Jeffer-
son Meyers and Harold Baldwin,;
majority members of a special
committee appointed bv Gover
nor Pierce to make a survey of
the irrigation situation in the '
state, recommend the repeal of .
the constitutional provision
thorizitig 'the slate to certify to
and pay the interest on irriga
tion bunds. W. D. B. Dodtuiu
the third member of the com
mittee, in a dissenting report,
opposes the repeal on tho gen
eral ground that It would have
the etiVct of proclaiming to the
world that irrigation in Oregon
had been a failure and would be
without any beneficial results.
The majority members also ro-1
commend that reclamation dis
tricts now indebted to the state
or interest paid or on bonds be.
required to remit.
Six other recommendations are
made by the committee.
First That the ofice of tho
state director of iHnd reclama-
htlon b-created, and that he be
J given supervision over all irriga
tion projects now constructed
and to be constructed in the fu-
ture.
I Second That In the future
when a project i3 launched a de- T
tniled forty-acre ptudy be made
of the lauds by the district in
conjunction with the state direc X
tor of land reclamation. lX
Third That the director of J
land reclamation nnd other statu
a-
Count Karolyf ITcre
with Sick Wife
The strangest knockout on record occurred In the semi-final of the
Walker McTlgue flr.hl In Newark. N. J.. In which the opponents were
Jack IUppaport and Bobby Itarrctt. In the eighth round Barrett, a
welterweight, brought over a terrific right to Rappapnrt't Jaw, knocking
tint cold. Rappsport fell face forward, landing squarel n top of his
head. Ringside followers thought he had a broken neck, but he quicilj
revived.
Is your wife wiser
than you?
Cotmt Michael Karnlvl, former
President of the Hungarian Ke- .
public, whose vast estates were re
cently confiscated by the Hun
garian courts on the charge of high
treason, has reached New York
after a flying trip, to be at the bed
side of his wife, wuo la 111 wita
tjphoii ferer.
If you read only the stock and sporting pages,
and your wife is like other women, she is wiser
than you. She reads the shopping news.
' She likes to hear you jingle money in your
pockets. She likes to stretch money to the limit,
so she don't have to ask for more. She likes to shop
strategically. Know what she docs?
Comfortably at home in a cushiony armchair,
she scans advertising columns. She compares,,
judges and "selects the goods she desires ; maps her
route; with least effort and minimum time, goes
direct to the planned store and buys.
She obtains what she wants at the lowest price
it is offered. She is certain of full satisfaction, for
she knows advertised goods live up to their claims.
She saves time and steps, and returns sufficiently
alert to enjoy new advertisements and to prepare
you an appetizing dinner.
These advertisements are written for your
benefit too. Read them. Help her help you save.
BUYING ADVERTISED COODS IS A
BOND INVESTMENT NOT A
STOCK SPECULATION.
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