Roseburg news-review., June 11, 1925, Page 6, Image 6

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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. THURSDAY, JUNE II, 1925.
HbwYimesand Morals Do Change
Miles (i t
r d - -V'1' K, i I
-Not Gallons
the Measure
of a Qood Qasoline
You can sve on gasoline
at the beginning by disregard
ing quality. But in the end,
youll pay through your motor.
ft
So if you really want to
be economical, you will
buy your gasoline by the
mile rather than by the
"price per gallon."
That means you will buy
Union Gasoline. Its price
is the same as that of any
good gasoline. Its econo
my will be told by your
motor.
Union Gasoline is non
detonating. Its power
impulses are not sledge
hammer like. Its explosion
progresses with resulting
power that is smooth.
With Union, your mo
tor. starts quickly acceler
ates with a swift, vibration
less pick-up and easily
attains an even, gliding
speed.
The makers of Union
Gasoline are capable of
only a quality product. It
is sold through Union
Oil service stations and by
dealers of the first class
everywhere.
Union
Nori'Detonating
Gasoline
J
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Union Oil Company
of California J
Also Producers of Aristo Motor Oil
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Indianapolis Pays Last Tribute to Thomas R. Marshall
' Tk llmpllcltv that lwT iurroundcd him In life, win the iWinatinv t,.,t, f the f,,-,,.:
IftTTteoj of Tboma R. Marshall, war time vice president of Ihe V. S., in Indianapolis, but all rm.
rw w ua Nmwwj until urc raw 01 uic cortege, j ne pDoIot show the casket leaving tin
Virginia Bosort, wearing the tort of encumbrance called
bathing tuit not to many years ago, meeta lcanor Hoffman, adorn
ed in the twimming costume officially approved by censors at At
lantic City.
.F.D.
TO BE EXTENDED TO
Authorization has been received
by Postmaster Heinline to extend
the Melrone mail route over the
tlonally larger than last year for
several weeks and the cumulative
total since the first of the year
now exceeds that for the same
period of lust year by a full weeks
production.
SPIRIT OF PAST ANIMATES
JACKSONVILLE'S GOLD PLEA
(Aan-latPd Pre, Lniei Wirf.)
MEDFORD. Ore. June 11. At a
meeting of the Jacksonville city
council last night a resolution was
passed urging all the citizens of
that place and the entire county
tO DUt all the mill thoir .on lt
v Muaiinu ruuu mr a instance or ' circulation, withdraw paper cur
two and one-half miles to serve I rency and thus help out the gold
twenty more families. At the pres. I miners and the gotd industry
ent time. In accordance with an-1 Copies of the resolution will be
thorlty received ahout six months sent to all miinlciiiaiiti in n...
aso the mail carrier noes ho Mel- and to the larger cities of the Unit
rose and then continues to Elea- !-ed States. Jacksonville was the
rose, retracing to C leveland hill i largest gold mining camp in Ore
arid back by ihe river road. Ln- gon 70 vears sun h,,i i. r, . i
der the new plan he will turn off J of only a few hundred inhabitants'
to the left at the Cooper corner, i although many gold prospects
and traverse the Callahan road as I there are still being worked from
mr u me rrnim mum place, tie nine to time.
win then retrace his way to, the
main road and follow his regular
route. The route willBerve approxi
mately twenty families.
'those served hy the route will
t STATE PRESS
t COMMENT
HOME OWNERSHIP.
The present year sees rapid pro
gress ln building operations. Six
billion dollars a year is the pre
sent pace. And forty-five percent
of this construction is in homes.
More Americans, it is said, are
now owning their, homes than ln
any previous year.
The movement to suburban lo
cations Is accountable in part for
this condition. Good roads, the
auto and electric lines of travel
encourage rural homes. A grow
ing desire for better standards of
living than those in small or in
crowded quarters In cities Is also
a contributing factor. To own
rathur- than rent: to possess a j
real home is a prime requisite of
high quality citizenship, to live
amidst the beauties and comforts '
of one's own garden, pets and
flowers where there is ample room
for recreation is real pleasure.
This movement for home owner
ship is of great value to the state
and nation. Through this owner
ship the owner becomes a tangible
part of the government unit Every
home built and occupied creates
new values tor the whole com-i
muntty and through It the whole
range of social and economic con
ditions Is improved. Salem Sta
tesman.
Ask for
.The insecticide with the pleasant odor
MADE IN OREGON
NEW MILL BUILDING TO
BE COMPLETED NEXT WEEK
The reinforced rnnpmla rtntlillnt,
ibeiug constructed for the Douglas
! County Flour Mills, will be com
pleted the first part of next week,
it was announced today. Work has
been rushed on this structure an
it is being finished in record time.
: Installation of the new equipment
and machinery will be started at
once, and will probably take two
months, as the machinery for feed
mixing will be more than double
the capacity of the plant. The mill
warf already equipped sufficiently
I to meet the demands for flour.
with an ample surplus for future
I developement. Some new niachin
I ery will be Installed in tbat depart
ment ti increase speed and effi-
ciency and to bring the mill up to
the minute. The feed department.
however, is to be greatly increased
itnd will have ample capacity to
supply all of the southern part of
the state..
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Easy Pickin-! People who can-
; not afford to buy a new car, and
still feel the need of having one,
look for a good used car in the
! News-Review classified ads.
Many a king wears a second-hand
crown. Who cares? Classified ads
present choice listings of both new
and second-hand things. If they
suit your needs and your purse
GRAB 'EM!
McMIM.AV .'KT FItKK H.VI.
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v AHI.NGTON, June 11. The
be required to provide standard Mnc.Mlllan expedition when it de
mall boxes, with their names clear- pnrt9 ,or the Arctic" une ?7 S
ly painted on one side and erected 1 retrv u-iih,, ..m ,j... ' ,i.
m .riT1? carry no pec,al 'ntnietlona con
Ill start on June cernlng the course It should pur-
on substantial posts
j 1 he new service w
I Th. , ,. .., i.. ""e 1,1 claiming any lands which
forth., rmite ha. been on fVr r dTspu r1o7v flylng
some time, petition, having been I uispuieq territory.
iiieu ny tne resiftciits. and a map
and survey presented to Postmas-i
ter llelnllne.
LOCAL COUPLE
NATIONAL FRUIT
CROP OUTLOOK IS '
POOR, REPORT SAYS ;
i
fAort.t.. pm. yuH Wlr.) j
WASHINGTON. June 11. The !
present outlook for fruit ernn
rather unfavorable, the department
I of agriculture crop officials de
clared today.' The condition of ap
ples on June 1 was nearly ten per ,
cent beloW the usual average on i
that date, they said. !
"Frost In late May," a statement 1
said, "reduced prospects in many
scattered localities. Northwestern :
HintPft ernaj-t mnra n .... 1 . . I
at the home of the bride's mother, (were picked last year, but for the
.Mrs. lues li Clark, on East Second country as a whole the crop does'
Avenue. North. The wedding cere-j not seem likely to be as large
ninny was performed by Rev II. E. ..Pp(l(.n producon ,now, J ,'
Mow, of the Christian church. i , i. .... .
among only Immediate relatives of f the cron I. rn..,. AJZ, Lr.
party and gue,,,. Mrs. Hohertson i." ,h'" '" '"..."'L "
uilv i.t tlii i "'"""vi mail lasi
year.
' Chiropractic
Healthograms
HEART TROrm.K RESPONDS
TO OUlt SCIENTIFIC SPINAL
ADJUSTMENTS. MANY suf
ferers from this most distress
ing trouble who have failed to
find relief through other meth
ods are gaining their strength
through our methods. WHY
take further chances when
HELP Is at hand. We Invite
your Investigation. We have
specialized for years ln the
treatment of HEART TROU
BLES. Electro-Chiropractic .
for Health
DR. RUPERT A. MOON
Perkins Bldg. Phone 554
Coming as a surprise to their
many friends here was the mar
riage of Miss Mary Julia Clark
and Harold Robertson, both of this
city. Wednesday nlBht at 8 o'clock, I states
DANCE
At
Long's Hall
COLES VALLEY
Saturday, June 13.
Music by Those
Hayshakers
Is a popular nung lady of this city
anil allcM.l.it tne local hiuh school.
The groom Is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. H. C. Konertson, of this city,
and also nttended high school here.
They will niBke their home in Kose-buig.
(iOVKItNMKVT SI'KH Ktl.T
MAKKItS AMI T.tNXKKS.
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WASHINGTON. June 1 1 The
government today filed an anti
trust suit In Chicago .eking the
dissolution of an alleged mono
poly In cattle and cult hair and
hair felt.
The Tanners Products Compa
ny; Amerlran Hair Kelt Company
and 1 1 a companies engug'd In
tannlnt; In various parts of the
I'ntted States, were named as de
pendant. The petition charged that Ihe
neityinants 'are engaged In s com
bination and conspiracy in the re
straint of Interstate tradv and
commerce In cattle and calf hair
and In soft hair (elt. and are
roiup:i!ilng an, at'.cmpllrg to
monopolize such trade and ran.
tnerce In violation or thr mmii imi
laws of Ihe I'nited Slates."
The pear crop also is only
fair, California being the only Im
portant producing state which ex
pects a materially larger crop
than was harvested last year",
ACTRESS ASKS $200,000
FOH ALLEGED SLANDER
I. (Mill It III MM.ss SHOW S
i i;i:.hk ta i-wt :nt.
WASHINGTON, June It. Af
ter a period or foniparallic quid,
the liin.-.nr Indu-trv has tkco a
decided tliward trend.
llglires for last week compiled
hy the National Lumber Manufac
turers' Association show new
Incline amounting to 12 per
cent Increase over the week pre
ceedlng and .15 per cent over the
corresponding ""seek of 19;t.
New biuin. is has been propor-
m,..lr.t 1-tmb l,rrf a ire.)
NEW YOllk- Inn. II ,
dossier of the French vnvopnman.
figures in the trial here of a 1200-,
000 slander suit brought against!
five defendants by Mrs. Marlon Mc-
......... ,,,iiti.ii, luimrii; ierceues
I.elth. the first actrees to play
"Salome" ln the United States.
The dossier purported to Identi
fy Mrs. Sirlth aa a notorious duch
ess He Valienda, who was Impris
oned In Frmice in Inns r.ir ,w
lilement. Mrs. Smith alleges that
me netendants libeled her circulat
ing the report.
The defendants are Mme. Anne
K Cucrtn Inrnwr A n. .. r -n .... .. .
sentatlve of Mme. Mlllerand, wife
Of the formr Prnnrh hMal.lanl .
George N. Durlelgh. an attorney;
Harry N. smith, of Ihe National In
formation llureau: Ilronson Bache
lor, Inc., a public agency, and
Hoger H. Jenkins, an officer of
the corporation.
Keep the Rent
Take thlnga tinder your wing
own the borne you lire In and
defy the landlord. Let us help
you.
Contracting, Building, Concreta
Work, and Furnish Estimatea
and Plant,
J. E. RUNYAN
Phone 202-J
4S7 South Jackson St.
Roseburg.
KLAMATH FALLS Ore.. June 11
Henry Httrke, Klamath Falls wel
terweight champion, wrestler,
tossed Pete Ilusukos, former
worlds welterweight champion. In
two straight falls here last night.
The men were separated to pre
vent a fistic argument just before
they went on the mat Burke took
the first fall In nine minutes with
a punishing to hold, and won the
second fall In seven minutes with
a double a:i lock.
Special
Meeting
Roseburg Rod and
Gun Club
FRIDAY
JUNE 12, 1925
7:30 P.M.
A. T. Lawrence office
'NOT THE SAME AS OTHERS
lightens housework
PABCOLIN lightens housework
because of its easy-to-clean
enamel surface. It has 25 more '
wearing surface an improve
ment on print linoleum yet
costs less.
See the beautiful patterns in
both rugs and yard goods. You
will find some that are ideal for
your bedrooms, living room,
kitchen, sun porch or bath.
For Sale By
JUDD FURNITURE EXCHANCE
Buy other Pabco Products from tht.e dealers:
MALTHOIO ROOFING
U.W. METZGER
RUB BER.OIO ROOFING
CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO.
PABCO PAINT
2IGLER-FEE HARDWARE CO.
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