Roseburg news-review., May 06, 1925, Page 6, Image 6

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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW WEDNESDAY. MAY 6. 1925.
Insist on
ZEROLENE
even if it does
COSTLESS
FfilCfiKEST
FRIENDLY MOVE
TOWARD GERMAAiYi
rWhere are the
SUPERSTITIONS
OF YESTERYEAR?
Superstitions don't last long.especially
when it costs money to believe in them.
For example, the majority of western motor
ists have long since stopped paying tribute to
the superstition that there is something mys
teriously "better" about "eastern" motor oils
merely because they cost more and are made
in the East.
Zerolene is First Choice of W estern Motorists
Zerolene lubricates more motor cars in the
Pacific Coast states high and low priced cars
alike than any other oil made. Six out of the
seven trophies in the 1924 Yosemite Economy
Run were won by Zerolene-lubricated cars.
The "anti-western" oil bogie simply doesn't
hold up. Zerolene increases gasoline mileage,
reduces upkeep costs and lengthens engine life,
in high priced cars and motor trucks alike.
Why pay tribute to a superstition? Insist on
Zerolene even if it does cost Jess.
Get the Facts!
T A series of independent and impartial reports
; showing the experience of large users with
Zerolene has been collected in our booklet,
. "Why Pay Tribute to a Superstition?.' Ask
any Standard Oil Company representative or
Zerolene dealer for a copy.
r STANDARD OIL COMPANY
I . t CALIFORNIA)
' i prosecutor announced.
OBSCENE MAGAZINE8 . objections to the magazines
, . BARRED FROM SALE centered on pictures printed on the
I covers and also In connection with
t SPOkANK. May . Colleo jukes and short stories, It was said,
tlon from news stands of maga- The action of the prosecutor fill
;zlnes, ordered suppressed by Colin- lows passage of a resolution by
.ty Prosecutor Charles U-vy as oh-, the recent convention of the ln-
scene and indecent, was helnit , land Kmntre Kducatlon AsBocia-
;contlnued here today by whole
sale news dealers who took tip
copies of nearly twenty publica
tion here condemning the circula
tion of such publications.
Mr. I,evy announced that he
'tlons from a few stands yesterday. I would prosecute in the case of
. .Magazines, which contain pic- further sales of the magazines but
.tures and drawings of women In , he declines to announce anv de
scanly attire and Jokes declared j talis of his plans. Curtailment of
questionable will be collected from I circulation by the distributors
.all news stands la the city during:, will shut off sales of the maga
.llie remainder of the week the tines the prosecutor believes.
GENEVA. May u. France
mad'i a friendly gesture to Ger
many at the opening of today's
session of the conference on the
control In traffic In arms, when M.
I'uul lloncour moved that the
steering committee or the confer
ence be enlarged from seven to
nine memberH, so that all sections
of the world might be represent
ed, particularly non-mem hers of
(he league of nntions. (lerinany,
chiefly us a insult of this motion,
now Is represented on the com
mittee. Hepresentutlve Theodore
E. Ilurlon, head of 1he American
delegation, recelvwl the highest
number of votes for a place on
the commlttet.
. GENEVA, May 6. fArms con
ference.) A statement printed
by Geneva newspapers (moling
f i nator Ilornh of Idaho as having
declared that only force remained
'o be employed If Prance falls to I
lose steps to pay her war debts, i
was one of the chief topics of i
conversation today among the I
delegates to the conference for I ha :
ontrol of traffic In arms. The '
-tatement attributed to Senator ;
lorah caused so much comment
hat It Is understood an effort
II be made In determine offl- i
.lally wh'eiher the Idaho senator '
was correctly quoted here.
WASHINGTON. May . The 1
statement by Senator Borah which '
"aused a commotion In Geneva ap- :
parent ly was a translation of some
general observations made by the :
senator In the course of a copy
righted article In the Washington !
Sunday Star. j
After discussing the French debt
and commenting generally on :
"present conditions and tenden- '
cles," the senator said:
"If the most solemn and binding
obligations are to be disregarded j
and especially upon matters of i
mere material interests, there Is
no alternative In International af
fairs but force. There will either
be a reign of law or a reicn of vl- i
olence. Of course these reflections '
are not for France alone. I am !
speaking generally disregard of
treaties Is Just as prevalent as dls- I
regard of law. while If France
falls to meet her debt obligations,
the United States, debates whether
she will live up to her treaty and
century of earnest teachings rela
tive to the confiscation of the pro
perty of foreigners. Both atlltudcR
are astounding a doctrine ' of
shame and violence, repudiation
and confiscation, the creed of
communists."
Senator Horah said today this
was the only stntemcnt he had
made on the subject. 1
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All Worn Out ?
6o Wis Mrs. Hughes Who Tslla
Her Experience.
Arc you tired all the time; worn- !
out nigh, and day? liuna your i
back ache as If It would break?
Lo you suffer dlzziuess, bead- :
aches, rheumatic twinges or dls- i
tresslng urinary disorders? You j
have good cause, ' then, to be I
alarmed about your kidneys. Do
as many of your townfolk recom
mend. Use Doan's Pills a stim
ulant diuretic to the kidneys. This
Koseburg case is convincing:
Mrs. M. I). Hughes. 624 Fuller
ton St., says: "My kidneys were
out of order and I had dull back
aches and felt run down. My kid- j
neys also acted Irregularly but
Doan's Tills from Chapman's Drug
Store soon relieved the. traublo
and I felt better In every way."
COc, at all dealers. Foster-Mil.
burn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
Blonde Duchess Named Prettiest
Among Titled Spanish Beauties
Virginia Apple
Blossom Queen
Hish crndft. extra fancy,
rugs at Powell's.
BIG DEli FOR
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markeJ ,tst t.. the usual brunette type f SpanW. Iaut,.
u the hlo,,, .. )url,e f I..1. who has jus. ! d,,.ared the
m,t rrnutiful n,a,. I tlle in SpillI1 , . , j
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ttH 1!T IX KKSSIO.N.
New Premier
The County Court met In
Its regular monthly session
today, und spont the day au-
ditliiK county bills. The court
Is preparing for a busy sea-
non of road and bridge work
during the summer months
and conUfraitle perniunent
Iniprovt'rnPiit will be under-
taken. Tomorrow Is road day
und del Katlona from several
sections are anticipated.
f ( Add to the list of benutv
q'ucciu, Miss Kleanor Chiles of
Kernstowti, Frederick county, Va.
She- reigned over the annual
"Apple Ulossoiu festival" in
Winchester, Vra,
BATHE AFTER S
SHOT OF SCOTCH
SAN FRANCISCO. May fi.
If the shrimps In the low-
rr end of San Francisco bay
rise up In their mlxht in the
next few davs and do battle I
tation of their orders. The demand ' J 'ln J1'' v OM 1nd tl,e ?
S. CLASS SI'ltVKS
CHICK K.N
lUXNKIt.
The Gideon Sunday School class
of the Presbyterian church served
a chicken dinner last night to the
Adult Itible c lasses, officers and
teachers of tho Sunday school and
members of the seHsiou. Covers
were placed for 7". They were
assiBted in serving by the women
of Mrs. McCullagh's class. Ai
proprJate Bpceehea were made af-t-r
dinner by Supt. M. S. Hamm,
Senator Kddy, Mayor Houck and
Hev. McCullagh. and Mrs. Ilnmni
snng a group of songs, preceding
the social hour.
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Kd. Marsh, local Chevlolet dealer
reports the demand for the ne
Chevrolet is Increasing and cus
tomers are nelnts ilelivered in ro-
ESKIMO TO WED
VICTIM'S WIFE
. Antti Tulcnlicimo is the new
premier gf Finland.
Woman'Lawyer
Is Sent to Jail
has by far exceeded the supply for
the past sixty days. They report 1
the delivery of new cars to the fo.
towing people In the past thirty
days:
llarley R. B rower, Rosi-burg,
Touring car.
W. I). Cain, Drain, Ore.,
car.
porpoi:,.. ff tiie habor en-
mime. nu onus or toe car-
nage will have to be borne
by Knd roln. I'nited Staiva
Marshal. Ksnla romnleted
) plans today lor turuiiiK tn.
lower end of the bay Into
Makes your cnti-c kitchen
as easy to keep clean as white tile
A KITCHEN that is not only
white and spotless but
that can be Aepf white and spot
less without constant labor I No
wonder so many people are paint,
ing kitchens with Barreled Sun
light today I
Made by a special process, Bar
reled Sunlight produces a surface
o smoot h that no dust or dirt can
sink in. It can be washed as easily
you would wash white tile.
No hard scrubbing that almost
washes the paint away and
doesn't get the dirt out I
Barreled
Tv aci raw:
E. O. niomqulst, Melrose, Oregon
Touring car.
K. R. Rurton. Koseburg, Touring.
RUHsell A. Wilson, lto.se burn, Se
dan.
Grace Taylor, Roseburg. Touring.
Joe Mosthof, Riddle, Orenon, Tour
ing. Jas. V. Torrey, Plxonville, Oregon
Touring.
Clair H. Northrup, Roseburg
Touring.
1. S. Martin, Roseburg, Oreon
Touring. I
Slon K. Wilson, Roseburg, Orepon
Tonrlne. i
! Owen Russell. Camas Vallev Ore.
Touring. '
The following are purchasers of
used cars:
W. H. Hatls. Roseburg. Oregon.
C. C. Drown, Myrtle Creek.
I. n. Isewls, Hrockway. Oregon.
J. M. Weatherford. Roseburg.
Advice has been received from
the factory that they are stepping
up production every day and how
to soon furnish us enough cars to
take care of the orders we have
on hand.
one larue and expansive hih
Touring; hH. with the destruction of
! liuuor Beu.nres hnvlng a li:.tl
value of $4Ui).oo. The li
uuor Is to be poured Into
a tdouKh leading into the
lower bay where the tdirimp
beln and sardine schools are
located.
Mra. Martha C. Wilton
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(AsvtrtatM Ptpm Irurr Wim)
EDMONDTON, Alberta. May fi
The young Copper Kskhno, Ikaluk
halk. will be taken back to tribes
men by Royal Canadian Mounted
Police this summer from Stone
Mountain penitentiary where he Is
i serving a term for manslaughter.
to marry the wife of the man he
killed. ;
I The drama of primitive pasflons ,
which resulted in his Imprison- ,
ment. centered around Havoueach, ,
40. his wife, Khattia, 26, and Ika
lukhiak. 2f. all Copper Kaklinos.
living inland about 100 miles from
R. C. M. P. post In Coronation
Gulf.
Havougach. and Khattia being i
childless, took Ikalukhiak to live
with them ihen he was a youth.
He grew to manhood , possessing
the cardinal Tirtuea of the Kskiino,
fearless In hunting and skill at
fishing.
Havourach was given to sullen
nea and sudden outbursts of
anger.
Ills young wife was not slow to '
see the contrast between the two ;
men. (
Her husband's Jealousy was j
aroused. One day when the two ,
from a cache some miles away, ac- ;
cording to Ikalukhiak. Ilavnueach
threatened to shoot him and for a M,rv Belle Spencer, Chicaco
!V0mVnu. LhPV ",C(1 e,',Ch oi.h- '"'" laver. is serving a thir
Ikalukhlak armed only with a , , , ...... K ,
),nl(e- I ty day lerm in jail because she
Then Havoiwarh. errald to shoot j wfused to pay in cask a fine
dropped his rifle and walked away. imHeird for contempt of court.
Ills antanonlst. feelinit that he .she wanted to nnr hv cl.L .
'NOT THE SAME AS OTHERS
mdDdDFSH
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The cost of Malthoid Roofing
is less than the cost of the paint
ings necessary on ordinary
roofing.
Ordinary roofing must be
painted every three years or it
will leak and dry out Malthoid
Roofing need only be painted
every ten years.
It's true economy to cover every
roof with Malthoid Roofing.
For Sale Ily
L. W. METGER
Buy other Pabco Products from these dealers:
RU-BEROID ROOFING
CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO.
PABCO PAINT
ZIGLER-FEE HARDWARE CO.
PABCOLIN
JUDD FURNITURE EXCHANGE
PABCO
PRODUCTS
court had Indicated he would grant
bail to Mrs., William I). Shepherd,
charged as accessory to the mur
der charged against her husband,
of Mrs. Km ma McClIntoek and her
son "Billy," counsel for the accus
ed woman promised to produce her
in court at 5 p. m.
Mrs. Shepherd was released on
her own recognizance until lo o'
clock Friday morning when Judge
Jacob Hopkins, chief justice of the
criminal court granted a s'ay . of
mittimus until that time on the
representation of Mrs. shepherd's
attorney that $5,000 will be posted
then. Robert E. Crowe, state's at
torney did not oppose the move to
obtain bond.
CHICAGO. May fi. Mrs. Ju
lia Shepherd, recommended held
an au accessory to murder in tho
deaths of William .Nelson McClin
'oi k, millionaire orphan, and his
mother. Mrs. Km ma Nelson Mr
Clintock. was snrri'iiflereil tnnie-ht
by her attorneys at the Criminal
Court building. Her counsel ex
pected to nk bond Immediately.
THERE IS A MIGHTY GOOD
REASON FOR IT. EVERYONE IS
USING GRIMM BROS. MILK BREAD.
ITS QUALITY ACCOUNTS FOR ITS
POPULARITY. PHONE 133.
Barreled Sunlight is ideal not
only for kitchen and bathroom
walls but for woodwork every
where. It is easy to apply, re
quires fewer coats than enamel,
costs less and is guaranteed to
remain white lonner. One coat
is generally sufficient over a pre
viously painted light surface.
Where more than one coat is re
quired, use Barreled Sunlight
Undercoat first.
' Ilerry Crates and
1 Sale at Cannery.
Ilallacks. For
I 8tudehsser costs less per pound I
, tLsn bn'ter. I
MWMTO
" PARSLOW FURNITURE CO.
1 1 1 N. Jackson St.
NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR CITYI
IMPROVEMENT BONDS I
Notice is hereby given that the ,
undersiKned, ltecorder of the City i
of Koseburi;, Oreicon. will up to i
7: 3 o'clock P. M.. May ISth. 1 02.".. j
at his office In the City Hall, re-1
celve sealed proposals for the pur-1
chase of City Street and Sewer lm-'
provement llonds In the sum of
lt.1,-113 333. Said llonds are Issued '
under the Haneroft llondlna Act In i
denominations of J.'OO.OO each with
Interest at ft per cent, payable semi
annually and run from one to ten '
j ?i-.in hi ine uiiiuu VI me 1117 ii
; Itosebursr. '
1 The rlitht to9,'Ject any and all ,
I bids Is hereby reserved.
Osted at Iio u' K, Oregon. May
6th, 19!5.
D . 1 r. u wmrn.E
Koseburg, Oregon ' City Recorder of tha City at Kose
i burg, Oregon.
must kill or be Killed.
ithe gun and ended the husband's
; life. Then he surrendered to the
police. Since he. was sentenced
last summer Khattia has . '-n
waiting for him at Shell Islnno.
j According to the Ksklmo law he
I must support her for killing her
husband.
j The radio station will broadcast
to the Arctic the news that Ikaluk
hiak is returning. The prisoner
Taconia. Wash. "Whsn one ol served only five months of a five
my d.iuKlitrrs was ucvclomnit intoi'r"r sentence,
A Beautiful Woman Is Always i
Well Woman
Comes ready mixed in cana
from half-pint to five-gallon sire.
Con be easily tinted.
Sunlight
womanhood she w.is nervous and
in a run down state of hc.ilih. I)r.
I'tcrcc s ravontc l'remption reff
ttlatrd her system and provrd an
excellent tonic and nervine. 1 think
the 'Favorite lVcscription' is a
splendid remedy for womanly ail
ments and can he dcprn-led upon.
1 am always Klad tit stieak a kxk1
v ord for it hecaiKc it is so rrlt il.lc."
Mrs. Martha C. Wilton, iis) A
jay m.
slie could frame the check.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hamilton and
daughter were here today visiting
with friends and attending to busi
ness matters. They aro from Half
Moon Orchards. .
Mrs. A. H. Church was a visitor
I htnis city today, and spent the
afternoon visiting friends and at
tending to business matters. She
resides at Camas Valley.
MRS. SHEPHERD
SURRENDERS TO
COURT; HAD FLED
( Continue, from pa 1 ,
Kt SINKKH WOMKVS
IUNCK M'(VKSS.
A Inrpft mini wns cleaned by
the llusiin'PM ind l'rnfemtonal
Woniiin club Inst ninht at tin
May !ny Hll itiven by that or
KHnlzatinn. and will ko toward
entHllixhlnf( eily rent room for he romplalned of headache and
, Hofiehiirx. Other money mnklnc 'hat he had carried i box of medi- i
! event will tak place poon to ctne he aid tnore was nothing
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to take Favorite lVe-scription, in i cprin ftowera nd was a-Terlt- carried with hitci much of the
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Write nr. Fierce, iVesttlvnt tma-i crowd of dancera Joined In mer- use.
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