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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1925.
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Vomen are Eight
; Stopping kitchen mussing on hot mornings
Quick Quaker cooks in 3 to 5 minutes
The right summer breakfast ... no hot kitchens
HEATING your kitchen on summer mornings is
a folly. Cook now the vigor food men like and
children need without fuss or bother.
Oats and milk ... that's the right hot day starter.
Quick Quaker makes it easy.
Cooks in 3 to S minutes. Doesn't heat the kitchen.
Keeps the family well protected against hot weather
, drain . . . and you against its bothers.
All that rich flavor of Quaker Oats is there. Quick
. . Quaker cooks faster. That's the only difference.
Quick m&l Quaker
Cooks la l-tZm0c m'nutes
Wgman.Leads.m
U. S. Educators
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BUILDING PERMITS
Several build me permits have
been issued during the past w'k,
the - total amounting to nearly
A permit wait Issued to A. C.
Manners in the sum of $10,0M
for the reinforced concrete garage
building, which he in erecting- on
Hose street. '
Charles Murker Is building a $ 1 .In
shed on W. First street, and II. S.
Nichols Is constructing a $500 gar
age on South Main street.
Mrs: N. T. Iiridgea is building
two residences, one to cost $4,5oo
and the other $3.5irO. Uoth are be
ing erected on Fowler street.
K. I. Cannon Is building a
$2,Kflft dwelling on Pltzer street
and F. A. Hayes Is erecting a
$2,600 dwelling at the corner of
Pine and Mosher streets.
Prince's Hostess
in South Africa
Cook with gas.
BAPTISTS KI.KfT OFFH TM
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ASTORIA, Ore., July 24. ir.
M. Hherwood of Portland was
elected president of the Oregon
Paptlst slate convention today.
Qttwr officers elected were: Ilev.
M. S. -Woodworth, Ashland, vice
president; R t. C. H. Tunnel,
Portland, recording secretary; W.
O. Htms, Portland. treasurer; I).
C-La Tourntte. Oregon City. hln
torloal Becretury. Sherwood is
principal of the Stoplien school
in Portland.
. Missionaries and other em
ployees of the convention must
aiiliscrthe without reservation to
belief In the divine inspiration
and authority of the scriptures,
the -virgin birth of Christ and In
his future personal, visible return
to earth, the conclave expressly
directed today lit accepting arti
cles & of the new constitution of
the Oregon church.
J LOCAL NEWS
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: Homer Itloth today brought suit
In the circuit court m'HlnMt R
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SAI.RW Hrs Inlv 91 I U.lo ro.
tlon of friends of Sam Carlaml of
Lebanon, state senator from Linn
county that h wnulit annmincd him
raniidacy for the democratic nom
ination for United Ktatea senator
in j -or nana today, shared honors
With thn rillrum..n nf I T I. t.
terson yesterday from the position
am tnairman or me repuoiican
state central committee as a topic
for SDeculailon
prognosticate)! around the state
capital today.
The announcement concerning
Garland's candidacy was generally
construed as tantamount to a dec
laration by Governor Pierce that
he Wmil1 rpnialn aii! if thu uttrtn.
torlal contest and seek re-election
io nis pn-sent otrice, considering
the close political and personal fel
lowship existing between the gov
ernor and Garland.
Patterson's retirement from the
party organization Is generally In
terpreted as the opening gun in his
camoalgn for the republican nom
ination for governor, and Is being
contrasted with the announcement
made here last Saturday night by
Cha'teg Hall of Marshfield, also
mentioned as an aspirant for the
republican gubernatorial nomina
tion, that he has not authorized
pnv announcement of his candi
dacy. Prospects of a . three cornered
race for republican nomination for
r-vernor are contained In the po
sition taken by Sam Kozer, secre
- of state, who has let it be
i.nown through friends ''that lie
Is not adverse to being mentioned
as a possible candidate."
Garlands pronouncement has put
to rest the local talk of Ex-Governor
Oswald West being a candi
date for the democratic nomina
tion for United States senator in
the advent tjiat iOoYmr Pierce
should decide to seek -that posi
tion.
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A woman li the new president
of the National Education Asso
ciation. She - is Mary Mac
Skimmon (above) of Brookline,
Mast. , She (ucccedi J. H. New
ton of Denver.'
EUGENE MERCHANT IS
I AUTO ACCIDENT VICTIM
Lady ' Grnof, wife v of Sir
nld Graaf, former high com-
tnUiioner for J South J Africa t In
London, hontess i of the'
Prince of Wolt, during hia stay
in Capetown. - '
Powell, Iho ault anklng for the col
lection of $32(1, asegi'il to be due
on a pronilKHory note and on as
signed claim. The i;alntlff In
represented by Attorney R. L
Whipple.
Important Notice!
Complete set of fine house furnishings
' for sale. Everything must go regardless of
( cost. Some of the items to be sold:
Mission Dining Room Set, Edison Phono
" graph with hundreds of fine records, Monarch
Range,' Leather Davenport, Hall Tree and
Mirror, Oil Stove, Wicker Baby Buggy,
Springs, Mattresses, and many other articles
too numerous to mention.
House will be open to the public all day
'Monday, July 27th. 1128 North Jackson St.
GEORGE NEUNER, JR.
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KUORNB, Ore., Julv 24. J. C.
Price. 41, prominent Fugene shoe
merchant, died early this morning
at. a locI hospital, following an
automobile accident on the McKen
zle hkhway nar Springfield sev
eral hours earlier. Mr Price wns
returning from a party at the E.
C. Simmons summer home on the
McKcnzle when the accident oc
curred. Ills sedan skidded in the
loose gravel at the sharp turn In
the highway leadtnr Into Spring
field, and overturned.
Mrs. Simmons, who was riding
with Mr. Price, was cut and
bruised, but was renorted to be
resting easity at her home todav.
Mr. Price was apparently not
nndly Injured, It was said. He and
Mrs. Simmons walked a mile and
a half to the farm housp to tele
phone, end nfter their arrival In
Kugene Mr. Price told of the acci
dent, ills head pained due to a
severe gash over his left eve, ex
tending over the scalp, nn l he de
cided to go to the hospital for an
examination. He died under the
anaesthetic.
It hs not been ascertained, ac
cording to attending physician,
whether death was direct'y due to
the snaesthelc or to the strain of
the long walk frdlowing the acci
dent, and possible hemorrhage of
ihe brain.
He had been In business' In Eil
aene for the past It yea fa. coming
here from Kalem, where he had al
so berm In business. Prior to that
time, he. together with his fnther
and brother, had operated a bank
In Wood burn.
Mrs. Price and daughter, Jean,
who have been visiting in the middle-west,
wen to have met Mr.
Prlc In Portland today. Instead,
a number of his friends went to
Portlsnd to brlnv them home.
A 'brother of lr. Price; (Oscar
Price, of Salem, a-' so survives. .
Leavts on Vacation
Ir. w. C. Belt, county physician,
left this morning on his annual va
cation. He and his family are go
ing to Newport, where they will be
joined next week by the doctor's
brother, Harry Belt of Winnipeg,
Canada.
Heat with gas.
STATE PRESS
COMMENT
e Voz in this Crowd
of Satisfied jDustomersB
Folding Carrier t
ifliuiiili
A combination trunk rack and
bumpar. which serves a double
purpose protection to the car
aod carrying space for lug
Kaxe. Sturdily made of excel
lent quality materials; good
looking, too!
for Fords. Chevrolet and
Star ears S17.M
lam can 127.50
See Our Complete Line of
Bumpers
Return From South
1 Mr. and Mrs. K. II. Hinglnholh
am havp returned from a vlidt with
thdr dauKhter. Mrs. l W". HuKhes
at San DIcko, Calif., and a trip to
nearhy cities aa far south aa
Ttujuann. Mexico.
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DFMIPTinM 'frrm. I I
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commissioner
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on all
Types
VICTROLASl
$110.00 Victrolas, Art Model, now
"$110.00 Victrolas, Upright Model ....
$150.00 Victrolas, Art Model
$200.00 Victrolas, Art Model
$ 75.00 y,
.. 65.00
.. 105.00. g
130.00
Other Models Equally Reduced
Unusually Easy Terms.
OTT'S MUSIC STORE
Victrolai-, Edison, Sonora and Brunswick
Phonographs
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Don't Rock the Boat
Buslneas or individual affluencs
does not come from an ability to
borrow money, and by the same
token the spending of funds be
longing to others is not a true In
dex of community or national pros
perity. Such circulation onlv
creates a false stimulation which
must be reciprocated when the
notes fall due.
The occasional objection that
business Is poor Is not based upon
sound economic fact. No country,
and certainly no taxpayer who Is
able to pay as he goes, is a victim
of bad business and that is pre
cisely what Uncle Sam is doing.
Under the Cooltdge program of
living within our Income and of
making both end meet, the United
States Is not only paying as she
goes, but Is substantially reducinr
her" Indebtedness. Income more
than balances outgo and the sur
plus if being applied to laking up
ohligstlnns Incurred during the
World war.
We are meeting our notes as
they fall due, and anv banker
knows that means sound business.
We are living on our Income in
stead of on borrowed capital. V,e
are buying what we need to knp:
our house in order and to provide
us with the necessities and moder
ate comforts of life. ,
Business is good enough to en
Khl" us to sow and reap and manu- j
fact tire for our own use with a sur-1
p'us to se( our neighbors over-'
seas. We had our boom In Ifo 1
and 1921. when we scattered our I
paper prnfHs and inflated dollars 1
like chaff blown to Ihe four winds. 1
In 1922 and 1923 we paid In travail
and now we have worked bark to
that favored class of preferred
creditors going steadily forward,
discounting our bills, matching the ,
law of supply with that of demand, i
spending that which we have earn- j
ed, putting aside a lithe against I
rent day. 9 !
. The utrly wolf of radicalism Is ,
finding the picking so poor that hi ,
Is retreating, whipped snd whin- j
Ing. from our doorsten. The Ideals
for which our Constitution stands
were never more firmly rooted in ,
the minds and hearts of a prmixr- ,
ous, conservative, contented peo
ple than thev are at this present.
Our national leaders are Imburd
Eacfc day ovr twaty elhootmacl nptorist buy at "WiiUti
AutoV 125 ttorM - ach purchas is an xpreioa of confi
dBc iaour g uajrantw of satisfaction, th quality of our mar
cbanditsi and our pUasinglj low price.
Each day this vast army of aatisficd customers is growing larger.
Each day mora motorist learn tha road to greater motoring
pleasure, comfort and economy.
to prevent theft
8uprama Tiro Lock
Ona of the strongest and most
dependable tlra locks on the
, market often paya for Itself
In tho prevention of theft.
iMada entirely of steel, care
fully hardened, and leather
covered.
Priced $355 to $5.80, accord
ing to also.
Other Tirm Lock and CabUm
65 co $1.S
To Carry Extra Bulbs
This sheet metal chest will
hold two large and four email
bulbs. Fully proteuta your
pare bulba against break
age. Prica only (without
bulba) 60o
rVa carry a compfefa tapptjr
of botbt in all sixes
or all cor.
Extra Spark Plugs
Always be . prepared for an
emergency. Change your plufra
at regular Intervals and you
will get better service from
you car. At "Western Auto"
you wilt find a complete Una
of nationally known spark
plugs at pleasingly low price
Specials for This Week
Garage Door Holders
You can save yourself a lot of
grief by equipping your ga
rage with these holders they
eliminate the vexing situation
of garage doora alamming shut
aa you are about to drive In
or back out often prevent
broken window lights, per
pair this week at the
tremely low prica
of
48c i
Tubular Knit' Cloth 1
For Cleaning and Polishing
60 soft it can not scratch or
mar the linlxh. of your car. A
four-yard roll should bo car
ried In the c at nil times.
Take advantage of this week's
low prica by buying several
rolls. Regularly aella nt 5c.
Per 4 -yard rull, this A "i
week 4 I C
We feature in our Ford Dept.
Cook
1 lmers
The double hritnh contnet
system of this timer makes1
for greater efficiency unit less
wear and tear on motor
meehanixm. Mora aatisfnctiiry
performance and greitter
power la obtained with lens
fuel consumption. Install on1)
on your J' ord. Price. . . .$2.95
Other Ford Timers, 70c to $3.35 -f
mm
Water Circulator
The "Shur-Flo" adds a forced
feed (t clrri'Htiri;: water uiih
out intei -ferimf with tho yn- ,
tern of the Konl motor in any
way. Your Ford c;m climb
the toughest gr ides without
the motor heeomlnn- overln-;!
ed. Two modfls priced $3.8i
and $5.75.
McKuinon Radiators .
Fame typo, as usnd on l:ulks,
Oyci lands, ( Mdiunohilcs and
AVillys-KnlKht. They nlinp!y
Cannae eorroii" utronff anil
rlt-lil in const nir tlon. lric.
V.ir.i nirvlel. onlv S16.7S
Ford Owner f We carry at all timet a moat complete line of
tenuine Ford repair parte.
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Genuine Boyce
Motometers
A motometer Is a necessity to
every car. Often wama you
In time to prevent scored cyl
inders and other damage
Prica $2.90 to X2J accord-.
ing to aixos
Tightens Spokes
"Spoke -Tite Is a preparation
that expands wood it is not),
a glue and does not Injure
paint or varnish. Don't take
a chance with loose spokes. 4
Spoke-Tits is auaily applied J
Ktn;ll r.nn 70V I
Htnall can .70o
Larfc,-o can ....$135 J.
Spoke Shims
will tighten up those loose t
spokes: each 3c. Per package r
nf J.0, 43c, 60c and 72c, accord- -1 ;
lug to size.
More Pep and Power
The "trooper cut-out causes
all the dim-harged gas to pass
outward ut an easy antrle. it
lesrtens overheating and car
bon and increases the "pep"
anrl power of your car. Price
$2.50 to $4-00, according to
model. f
Pedals, 25o extra.
A
Iftore thrui 125 Stores in thcAV'cst
WesteniAnto
Supply Co.
Main Store: 1100 South Grande Ave,
LOS ANGELES
Roseburg Store: 117 South Stephens Street
Help
Prevoit
Forest '
Fires
Help
Trevent
Forest 1
Fires
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lAVINO SAM .
niimii iiirrnnrirffTiiTmrinTr i n i i n niiinii m n, maim
the enforcement of the law passed
by the hiat legislature for the
punishment of persons who drive
motor cars when Intoxicated.
Governor Pierce points out that
the new statute has been prac
tically nullified. Minor courts In
various stations of the state. In
stead of punishing culprits by im
prisonment, permit them to plead
Kiiiltr to mere reckless driving
which Is punUhed by a fine. The
minimum penalty defeats the pur-
Will Veteran and Rookie Settle A. L Flag Race?
with a sanity that Is rontaelnii: P0" of the . leitislature.
th si'k-shtrt era is past, the rod
shirt bomb has proved a dud. snd
the folks havp yon'1 back to work.
In a word, the Tnited States nf
America Is a gnin concern. Its
stock Is above par In the market
nf the world: It Is paving r'ul;ir
dividends; Its president and boa d
nf directors are functioning for the
hest advantage of the stockhold
er. Thera Is nothing the manr
with business.
Mke "Utile ftrphant Annie "
steadiness, firmness, caution, vi
sion hav rome to anr hou to
stay." Our ship of state Is sailing
on and on and on toward Safe llar
b'W. One dutv laid upon everv
citlnen Is mgtlve. hest ep'tomlr- I
in the admonition. 'drit rock the
boat." and don't make the faMi
mistake of s-'lltng V. S. short -Portland
Itecord Abstract.
Drunken Hrlvera.
I'nitedly the law-abiding Htl
ren of Orcmn phould alve th- :r
moral snppnrt to (Inverpor Pl Tr
in his lstidiibl pf fort o p-nr
Allxrtui II. Maldwin. nrw
imImt 1 Ihe L S. tariff tntii
tiin. ai lirrn a miIiIIc orti
J aliiUMi continuously liner
', h n hr Iwanir cunntt ttil
titli iIh tj. S. tih rtHiu.iiitin.
lin humc is in Ntw Y .ft. City.
FOR SALE
1921 Ford Touring i
Used very little. Cuarsntetd
SO days. Small down payment.
12 months on balanca.
Ed. Marsh Motor Co. !
Chevrolet Deal tea.
It will nrnltohlv ho b r-trttaA Kv
those who have closely observed
the recent increase In crime that
the fear of Imprisonment will not
This opinion Is about half correct,
but thse same observers cannot
help admitting that the maximum
penalty would aerve as a deter
rent. Customary fines will not.
Kvery person who drives a mo
tor car while he Is under the in
fluence of alcoholic liquor, la a
potential suicide or homicide. It
would not be doing violence to the
Kngltsh language to say that he
Is a potential murderer. Fatal
ities for which drunken drivers
were directlv and unmtstakahly
responsible have recently shown
an alarming Increase. This fea
ture of lawlessness is encouraged
by courts which show extreme
lenlenry to the lawleas.
(loyernor Pierce does well to
Invite public attention to the new
evil. It Is a reflection upon our
clvlliratinn when Judicial officers
who have taken an oath to ad-
minister law tustly show Implied j
contempt for law. In every com
munity the Irreststahle power of '
public opinion ought to be brought
to near npon easv-gotng courts
snd snur them to doing their full
duty In letter and In spirit.
Kntlrely retrardiess of the mo-
ral phase of the question, a new
t civic duty has been Imposed up
on all law abiding cltttens. This
Is a nuestlon of public safety, and
to Insura reasonable protection
I'ws. njitrrtornns inw breakers the
I people unanimously owe It to
; themselves to require hat the
new lw shall be strictly and Im
partially enforced. Portland
Telegram.
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The Athletics snj Senators srem destincj to fijjht it out for the American Ir.iirue pennant.
The Msckmen hs-plugged alon toJnte without the serrices of Lefty Groves. SUn Harris, thsnk
jo the pitching of Grcgir, CovelesWie and Reutlir, hs not Vad to overwork hit veteran star, Walt
Johnson. Groves is alS. ready to go. Johnson is ready for double duty any time. Will these
lira pitche tito, decide the rice, in the. closing months if it remains tight?