ROSEBURG NEWSREVIEW THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 26, 1925.
FIVE
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Gas
The Trick
Quick Starting
Only part of
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There's your motor to be con
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tant. Go ji little farther into this
question of gasoline.
WORKERS JO FIGHT
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Non-detonating gasoline
delivers power impulses '
continuously throughout
the full stroke of the pis
tons. It doesn't deal one
sudden, crashing blow.
Strong, smooth power re
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tinuous thrust drives the
pistons all the way down. .
No sudden crash against
the piston head, the force
of which is spent and
gone in one explosion.
No vibration, none of
the wear and tear, and no
"knocking" due to those
sudden crashes.
A smooth, quick pick
up and a gliding, power
ful, stressless speed comes
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Its use insures your mo
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Also Producers of Aristo Motor Oil
0
non
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II r Herbert Little.
(Aatoriatwl frrrn Loa) Wir.)
WASHINGTON, Keb. 25. Wa
ges must not be reduced! The
worker must fight every move
towards reduction, WiUlam Green,
president of the American feder
ation of Labor, said today.
Attacking "some of the Import-
ant employers In the New Kng-
land textile industry who are eu
KKd In an attempt to cut wa
ges". Green, in an interview, has
warned ajtainst simitar attempts
in other industries and declared
thu the wages of all workers de
pt'iidtnl upon the success of the
employers in this first move.
Workers must fight every at
tempt to reduce wages: if the wa
ges of carpV titers are reduced,
carpenters buy textiles, aud the
wa:es of textile workers are re-dm-eil,"
said Green, "Textile
workers will have less money to
buy commodities produced by
other industries; they eat poorer
food; they make the old shoes
last longer, burn less coal or no
coal at all. So It goes, and every
reduction of wages, in the long
run, increases unemployment.
I nemploymenu has steadily re
teUed before the advance of the
trade union movement, which has
reduced hours of labor, raised the
rates of pay, fostered the develop
ment of machinery and taught the
workers to demand and get better
conditions and higher standards
of living."
Unions work constructively for
the good of mankind by obtaining
wuge increase for workers, Greeu
said.-
"To a much greater extent the
of misery and despondence la
written In the record of wage re
duction," he stated. ,
"To a much greater extend the
record of happiness, well-being,
prosperity and growing civiliza
tion is written In wage Increases.
Just a few months ago the U. S.
Steel Corporaton raised the wages.
The reason doesn't matter much.
The effect was magnificent. It
made for human happiness.
"Humanity was given a fairer
chance, wheu tho carpenters'
union, years ago stood out from
the ranks and demanded and got
the 8-hour day. The United Mine
Workers took the breaker-boys
out of the mines and gave slaves
a chance to become men. The In
ternational Typographical Union
has Baved thousands of lives by
the regulations it haa induced
employers to accept.
"How feeble and ignoble a con
tribution it Is when employers
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Many of them are fragrant other with long
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You will be surprised at die big garden aort
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h NORTHRUP, KINO ft CO SESOSMtN, MINNfAPOUS, MtNNJ
come offering reduction of wa
ges! "It has not yet been thoroughly
learned that every Industry that
reduces wage hurt every other
Industry.
'Today It 1 the textile worker
who are being attacked. Tomor
row It may be lome one else. The
worker tnnat siand and tight. If
employer in the textile industry
can reduce wage, then other em
ployers, equally foolish, will at
tempt the 8a me policy,
"Experts have been predicting a
prosperous year: everybody hopAs
It will be; but 1925 Is going to be
a good year only on condition that
the industrial world recognizes
the rights ot the workers to fair
wages."
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HGPPE STILL LEADS
LiSTOFCillPIS
(Amx-latrU pre 1.,-hI Wirf.)
CIUCAUO. Feo. 26. Willie
lloppe, defending Ms world's
rhnmpinnshlp at 18.2 balkline
billiards in the international
tournament here lins demonstrat
ed to spectators that III recent
advent into the three cushion
field has not harmed his delicate
touch. He heads the standing.
Welkor Cochran, Hollywood
youth, lost a side bet and paid
for dinner and theatre tickets
nfter the veteran titllnt defeated
him, 400 to 143 last niphl. lloppe
compiled runs of 109 and 197.
The most startling display of
the tournament was Kdouard
lloreman's defeat of K. Suiuki,
the Japanese champion. 400 to 12.
The Meleian champion had a run
of 249.
This afternoon Cochran and
Suzuki will play and tonights
match will bring together Jake
Schaefer, former champion, and
Krlch Hagenlacher, German title
holder. The first two have lost
both their starts, while Schaefer
and Hacenlacher hare won singlo
games and -lost none.
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FAREWELL MEETING AT
SALVATION ARMY TONIGHT
There will be a big farewell
meeting at the Salvation Army
Hall tonight at 7:30 p. m. for O. W.
Scott, the Scotch evangelist. A
large attendance i expected to hear
the little minister sing and preach
the gospel fin the last time In
Iloseburg. The subject will be "Who
Can Separate Vs From the Love of
Christ?" A love offering will be
taken for the evangelist. The offi
cer in charge. Adjutant Kred Ander
son, reports that Mr. Scott and
himself had a fine meeting at the
Christian church at Drain last
night.
CORRESPONDENT.
SOCIAL AT GLENGARY
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detail
fit" RVICE
are th thru out-
; virtues of our
There arc many
Hint make it the
flanleiiK thin our oresent
customers ficd it. We
marantic satisfying re
sults. "W aim to please
H.3. FRENCH
TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO.
PHONE 220
I There will be a pie social and en
Jtertainment at the Glengary school
i house by the Ulengary P T. A. Fri.
Feb. 27.
I 0
j SCHOOL REOPENEO I
The Sunnydale school near Drain i
was reopened today upon order j
from County Physician W. C. Helt, i
after being elosej for a few dMys.
The school was closed by the direc-,
tors the first of the week, when a
case of diphtheria was discovered. '
The county health unit has taken
cultures from the throat of all of
the children and now have the situ
ation In baud so that no epidemic !
will result
WEALTHY GIRL TO
WED YOUNG LAWYER
(AMOcUtrd l're Wirp.)
NEW YORK, Keb. 2K. One of
the worlds richest girls will step
from her parent's mansion into
the modest apartment of a young
lawyer when Miss Abliy Rocke
feller, only daughter of Mr. aud
Mrs. John 1). Rockefeller, Jr.,
and David Alerriwether Milton,
Jr.. are married next May.
The standard of living they will
adopt after their marriage, will
be set by his comparatively small
salary instead of by her parents
millions, u was learnen nisi imk"
with the announcement ot their
betrothal.
The engagement Is the culmi
nation of a romance which started
In their childhood und grew dur
ing tho years their families weru
neighbors at Poeantlco Hills and
Seal Harbor, Maine.
Last Summer Ali.s Rockefeller
was arrested for speeding while
she was driving in Mr. .Miltons
car. In this Mr. Mllion camu to
her rescue and defeated her in
court, although be la not a mem
ber of the bar.
He championed her ho abl
that she got a suspended sentenee.
Mips Rockefeller is 21, was burn
in New York, educated at a pri
vate school and Introduced to so
ciety November 22, 1 If 2 J. Mr.
Milton, who Is 25, 1 a graduate
of Williams college and ot the
Columbia University law school
Studeoaaer eovta less per pound j
than butter. j
Corns
FOOD SALE
" I The Indies til Kt Jim.iiK'i ehnrrh
will hold fond le Sit.. Feb. 28
; at Ziglar F Hardware Store.
Will stop tomorrow
ColJj brcik in 4 hour' f" the m.Kioni
who use Hill s. rcvCTsnd hcxfachu tr
U Grippe rs-idiirdiy. Thuuthequu".
the scitntinc -ir to end thre danem "n J
dirceaforti. Don't truit ler hdpi, don t
wait. Get back to norm A at once,
CMIsi 0rtV wubP
, -
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lf11fll '
they have taken more
punishment and abuse than
the average five sets of tires
would receive in normal
running"
what the San Francisco dis
tributor of Cleveland Motor
Cars said about the Lancaster
Balloons used in setting the new
San Francisco-to-Portland road
run record.
IT takes real stamina to emerge with flying
colors from a record-breaking run through
1,500 miles of wintery mountain roads. Yet,
the performance of Lancaster is but half of
the story. The other half is the Lancaster
Merchant, a chosen representative in your
community who puts within your reach not
only this reliable tire but the equally reliable
service of a responsible business man. Look
up your Lancaster merchant now, not only to
learn more about Lancasters, but to ste first
hand the type of service which backs them up,
everywhere.
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