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SiX ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, SATURDAY. JUNE 13, 1925. M IV c dll se ta na In! so nl th fit fo de ao all th. Hi I'i all ar au pa tit til wl ed ta sk br wi a i he qu m al Win Battle At Indianapolis, May 30 ' Getting a New World MarkoflQf.TMilefi per hour 500 Miles without Tire Trouble Thla gruelling test proves the outstanding superiority of Fire stone Full-Size Gum-Dipped Bal loons. With practically no change in cars and dryers from last year, and over the same rough, uneven brick track, laid sixteen years ago Firestone Balloons racing under a blazing sun beat last year's world record on thick-walled, high pressure tires by a wide margin. Of the 21 cars which started, only 10 finished "in the money" everyone on Firestone Balloons y-Gum-Dipped by the extra Fire stons process that adds extra THE FIRST TEN MONEY WINNERS It M Plrnla foll-Slas Glua.DIpp IiIImu . Post- AVERAGE Uon Driver MW.r Hour 1 D Paolo 2 L.WI.-HIII . . . 3 Stiafcr-Mortoa. 4 Harts .... 5 Milton .... 6 Ouray . . 7 Da Palma , . 8 Krala .... 9 Saattuc ... 10 Hording ... 101.13 lOOMA 100.18 9A.HK 97.27 H8.91 Oft.MS 08.32 9S.74 D4.7S MOST MILES r'ER DOLLAR strength and flexibility, and elimi nates internal friction and heat Call at our principal branches inspect one of these Full -Size Balloons that travelled the 500 mile race without a change. These wonderful Gum-Dipped Balloons that stood his terrific grind, will give you safety and comfort and thousands of addi tional miles on the worst coun try roads in daily conflict with sharp stones and gravel, worn-out macadam and brokenconcrete. See : est Firestone dealer today. Lock-wood Motor Co. ' Peterson's Auto Camp, Coos Junction Garage Roseburg, Oregon Union Garage, Roseburg, Oregon Wilson's Tire Shop Roseburg, Oregon Canyonvllls, Oregon Myrtle Creek Garage Myrtle Creek, Oregon B. R. Richter & Co. Camas Valley, Oregon Dillard, Oregon C. N.Lilly, Glide, Oregon Chas. Rowell, Ten Mile, Oregon W. E. Godsey Morgan Service Station WILBUR, OREGON Oakland, Oregon AMERICANS SHOULD PRODUCE THEIR OWN RUBBER... . XSJutfcT, Dayton 'Prepares 'to Make Gala'Affairof Evolution Trial. paf : 't v:. . teacher, Dayton, Tcnn., is going to mnke a festive occasion of tlie trial of John T. Scopes, science ', on the charge of violating Tennessee's anti-evoluton law, a case that is attracting national attention. A stadium Is being built to provide a scene for the trial capable of accommodating the huge number of persons rxwctrd to attend, and Main Street, shown here, is being cleaned up and decorated. The arrow .indicates the drug-store where were held the friendly arguments that result ed in the indictment of Scope), " By Y. Y. FEHROU (Central Press Corrvapondcnt.) DAYTON. Tenn.. June 13. The ten or twenty thousand peo ple who thrniiK here for the Sco pes trial In July are going to learn something besides Huxley's and Darwin's Ideas alioul tho evolu tion of man. They're going to he gfcn a good, stiff course In virulent Civic I'rogresaivencas. Everybody In Dayton has sud denly becomw a uooatar. Every body with anything to sell expects to get rich during the trial. Day. ton is basking Is the glory of tw ins; In the nation's spotlight. Hhelby, Montana, another Dny ton in appearance, lout a million dol liira In getting on the map. This Utile. Tennessee town of l.Roo is getting itaeir engraved on the map In large letters, and la gaining by It. Dayton Is going to give every body a rood time, and charge for the entertainment. That la, the food sellers nml landlords will. A grandstand la lo he erected and amplifiers set up so all the thous ands who can't get Into the conrt houae and sto the trial can sll outaido and hear It. Mnln atreet, tinniest alrect In ' town, la being cleaned up and I decorated. lint dog stands are beginning to rise, nnd gasollnw rilling stations are multiplying. I The gold brick anlemen are mak Inu their arrangementa to be here. Prices are going up. The newly organlrcd progres sive Dnyton rluli has chosen a committee to make arrangements for Inking cure of housing visi tors. After rnnvnsHlnic the town tho committee announced that homes livre ctin accommodate l. 6ou guests, nnd that with the aid of summer resorts and neighbor ing towns. I. out) persons can easi ly be housed, with unlimited space for campaigning and park ing cars. Court will be In session only four hours a day. so the trial will last several weeks. All aboard for Dnyton! -- On Way to Eugene. Iclty attending lo business matters ' Itoolerle. has been confined to hi. " fo?n l&w'noT. C' i ".'"."T QU'U . " .hou "h Z join ner hnshsnd who Is al Ihst ' Irvln llnmn of the TWhunt I he al his plsce of business. ."Prettiest Consular Wifec f 4 Mrs. Hernando dc Soto, wife of t lie American consul in Leip lg, who now is visiting in Washington with her husband, is called "the prettiest consular wife." Ilcr husband is a descendant of till explorer of the same name. Here Is Dempsey's British Foe But the Boufs for Sweet Charity iS?jk if?5ry 1 j5i5C&--. 'mm'- If you spent 60 days straight at the kitchen stove CHIL soon l , e. t--. jtiiJ 1 &. : a Jack Ucmpsey is going to apK-ar in the ring while abroad but only in exhibition alTairv Jle has already agreed to box Phil Scott, British heavy, in a charity atfair at Brighton, England, late in June Photos show Siott in action and latest photo of Dcmpscy takcn on board thejiner on which he went to Euiope. TODAY'S BASEBALL Her Home Is No Place for Thugs American League. NKW YORK. June 1:1. Huh Men sel of the Ynnkees hit Ilia six teenth home run of the season in the seventh Inning of the ame with the Indians today, tying with Roger llornsby of the Cardinals ' for leading home run honors in the! major league. Meusni's clout came with two runners on base. Final "'"re: It. M. K. Clevelnnd 4 IH 4 New York ? 1 1 n Batteries: I tile and Mynit; llovt and Sehang. At Itonlnn - St. 1,0,1. tfnstitn ZahnUt-r, Kuhr am) New Parts for all Cars r. We Carry a Full Line of ' PISTON RINGS VALVES FAN BFLTS MOTOR BEARINGS GASKETS BRAKE LINING and many other necessary items. TERMINAL, GARAGE , A. F. MICELLI Rear of Terminal Hotel M.:n j w.r,ir.e,r. ci. n- . . ... . - o . I! H. E. 7 11 1 4 IS t anil Drxnn; levwiG. I At Phllaililpliia - It H. R I Chli ago :tn j . I'hMailelplila sll 1 Ilatterle: l.vons. IKunkenshlp and'Sehalk: tlrabowski: Harris and Schalk; lhrila and Cochrane-' National League. ' At Piiiahurg - Tt H. E ! New York 4 0 I'llt.iliuig s ls Hnlterlea: Mctlnllliin, l!r. . nfleld ; anil Haitlev; Meadows I Smith I II H. E.I USD, i 7 V arid Cilison: At chlc.igo- - Ronton Cliiraicn Haiterle.: Parnos Jarohs and llaitnelt. POWER COMPANY YtXIR PAKINIXS you'd see why It is that nearly eighteen hundred homes within reach of the Copco lines are now using electxlc ranges. Two hours a day, every day In the year, is probably a low estimate of a housewife's time in the kitchen. Sixty full days, In all and they're worth maki ng easier ! Electrical cooking is easier, and cleaner. It puts an end to dirt and ashes. It means less sweeping of floors, less cleaning of walls, cleaner utensils. Electrical cooking is tastier. Uniform, controllable heat saves the flavor of dainty foods. Electrical cooking is economical sur prisingly so. The average cost of electri city for cooking is only about twice the cost of the electric lighting current in the same home. (Actual average figures for your own neighborhood will be shown you upon request.) Don't pass the next display of electric ranges without just dropping in and ask ing your dealer more about them and about the convenient payment terms he is offering. THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY Omaha Suffers From Supper-Hour Tornado . "1 Omaha, Xcb., was just sitting down to supper when a tornado swept tlirouglit a section of the-town, wrecking homes and. trapping the -occupants. Seven persons were injured in the two houses shown here, and a score of others hurt in nearby- residences. Agitators Peril Foreigners in China h 1 T - -8 amt 'our BUto loP now sun damasrs more than rain. J Yrstarday'a Scares. , At Seattle 9; Cortland s Vernon 1: Oakland 9. San Ki-anclaeo a : Al Sail lke 7: Sarraniento 11. tin Inning.). o -- ' tr n ft. V I. .5 . . AIV We-B Mr Mrs Fred F.tclien. above, of CnfTerville, Kan., is the world's . champion woman, rifle shot. he won the title In the Olympic frames last year and la bow ac tively defending it- Easy sailing to o-onnmy. A short cm io inrirt for Ww person read 'the classified ads. Folks used Id wait for Ihelr shin who to come In. Today they read the ,Wi Uevlcw classified ads. Additional allied trocDt are brlna landed In Shnn4..i j n .i lone the late,, uprising there h taken. One KiMML tK student .giutor,, who want to oust .U foreign re,idenU T?r thcunt tSZtlSL ftatori art Ulkj jsrotljo Srrbj to one of the main .tree o '
