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SIX ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 9, 1925. More, than a furnace heating susttm, scientifi cally en y in cere 4 into your home ks H i (ens- Plpi ,1? jl ll M... j means economy, comfort. health, cltuilinctf the maximum in home heating MtUfactioo. ... Surely you cannot equal this opportunity X7HATSthe useof waiting? Assure vv your family real home com forts at the very start of the heating ' season. Give them the joy of hop ' ping out of bed, on chilly morning, into a room that glows with an abundance of , , warm healthful air. Let them lit about the home In the cool of the eveninit com fort- able contented happy frolicking as fam " iiica will when all ia well Right now while we have plenty of time to do a perfect job of installation you should get your Muntag furnace. There U nothing gained by "putting It off." Price won't change quality never varies end you need a Montag furnace NOW I Everything depends on correct ituaiiutior and correct installation requires me. Give us time to do the t.Lc kind of a job for you and you take all of the time you want within reason to pay. Pipe and Pipeless FURNACES 7, J. H. SINNIGER , SHEET METAL WORKS 329 N. Jackion Phona 428 Roaeburg, 0r. 'IDENTIFY MAN AS t LOCAL NEWS f AURORA BANK BANDIT ; Visitor in Town W E. CI!nK;npeel motored from Ijuking Clatta yesterday and apiit i"virl limiri here utteudlug lo bu.ilueis matters. . ASTOMA. Ore.. Sent. 9. Clvdo "Whitney" Witon. r-x-prlre ftyh'pr and a!l"ed ; Rsturnlna From Portland u. K. oioa, who hai been upend ing the pat few days in Portland ! visiting at the home of hla mother, ' la expected to return hero today. In Today Anion those from the rural dl trlcta to motor here and x-nd the day vIhIHiik and ahopplna; was Mrs. Juke Jones of Garden Valley. Are In Portland Mrs. Oeome E. Untitle and son, George llout-k, of this city have n.t..r.l ... ......... .1 . will spend th.. remainder of lhe'i'ent,!rl"g the bank week visiting. deserter from the navy was nrres'ed at the bl? cret-k logiMnr crimp near here I'1 vc'e-r'iv 1-v de!eclve who staled be had beet positive ly Identlfcd as one of the four men who robbed the state hunk of Aurora, at Au rora. Oregon, on October 29. 1024, utealng $150. The Identification was made : 1 : bv Mist Orace Patch, an em ployee of an electrlcnl store opposite the Aurora bank, who stated that she watched the car In which the bank robber arrived and that the had an excellent chance to observe the three men who left the machine and loiter ed about for a while before ! SAI.EM. Ore., Sept. 9. ! According to advices recelv ed bv Sheriff Bower from I the Hums detective agency. Clyde V.'atxon. held at As- torla for officers here, ia I charged with having been Implicated in a bank robbery In This Mornlno . at Aurora, this county, Octo- Ainong those from tho rural ills-;, ber 29. l-'4. when three trlcta ot motor here and spend the; men drove no to the stnte morning attending to business bank there in an automobile. Webers In - Mr. and Mrs. George Weber, of Garden Valley, motored here yes terday and spent the ufteruoon visiting with friends. matters and shopping were Mr. and held up the bank and made Mrs. I.uther Itoyer of Illce Creek. J their eacape. Thev secured j less than J.r,00. The man In Yesterday drove awav from Aurora in Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Fitzpatrlck. I an automobile toward Moni- A AV T i'd ts : . BANTAMWEIGHT SIGNS. (Awnr-lnletl Vrrm Lraeml Wln.) PORTLAND, Ore., Hep. 9 Young Nationalista of la Ange les, bantamweight, has been signed to appar here against an opiwn- eni yet lo oe selected, -Manager Harry Hansen, of the Portland Iloxlng Commission announced. Hansen said the match may be held a week from next Monday. Tommy O'Brien, Iianny Kdwards, Vie Koley, or some other boxer may be selected to meet the l.os Angeles man. of the Umjiqua auto camp, motor ed from Myrtle Creek yesterday . . itm niiruiuuu win uu ' hllrilliertH Thomas Macklln Here Thomas W. Maeklin, field repre sentative of the Southern Oregon (Jas company, Is here from Med ford, spending a.short time on busi ness. Heat with gas. Accepts Position at Bank Percy A. Webb, who has been employed at Spencer'a Man Shop, this winter, has resigned his posi tion at that place to go to the lmpq.ua Valley bank. He entered upon his new duties yesterday. Spend Night -Hera James Mcpherson, controller and treasurer of the Tacoma News-Tri bune, accompanied by Mrs. Mc I'liermm and Mrs. A. I,. Ik-Luff, spent last night at the Unipqua ho tel. They are on their way south on an auto tour of the Pacific coast. NO, COMPANY'S NOT COMING TF you drop a dish cloth, company won't come, savo as a matter of coincidence. Popular superstitions like this are losing ground; so is the superstition that there is something mysteriously better uDout eastern .'.Z motor lubricants, merely because they cost more and are made in the east. The Right Way to Judge Mofor Oils Jllon than ever, motorists are discovering that the test of an oil is not where but how it is made, and how it lubricates. That's why Zerolene refined from se lected western naphthenic base crudes is today sue- cessfully lubricating more cars in the Pacific Coast I rotates than any other oil made. I An Exclitstt Process Vntt it Doci Lubricating quulities have never been more cnrefully " ..'successfully preserved than by the processes used at Standard Oil Company refineries for the refining of Zerolene: the Zerolene high-vacuum process, the Zero Tene process of filtration through 40 tons of Florida Ful ler's Earth, the refineries' IS positive checks for quality! What Zerolene Wilt Do For Your Car Zerolene will give your car better lubrication: it increases the gasoline mileage, reduces carbon-removal and maintenance costs and lengthens the life of any wigine in which it is used. Why pay tribute to a super- 8 lit ton? Insist on Zerolene. Always ask for Zerolene - by name. " Cjcf the Fiii fs.' A series of Independent and impartial reports show " ng the experience of lurge users with Zerolene motor oil has been collected in our booklet, "Why Pay Tribute to a Superstition ?" Ask any Standard Oil Company rep . resentati ve or Zerolene dealer for a copy. On Hunting Trip It. L. Whipple Carl Wlmherly and I-ster Wlmberly left yester day on a hunting trip In the heart of the ITmpqua National Forest. They are packing In to Mountain Meadows, and will hunt in that vi cinity for n couple of weeks. tor. Tliey left their car be side a country road and made good their escape In another car. apparently . awaiting them. District Attorney Cnrson stnte.4 he hnH been advised that Bill Hoy and Slim i IleeHR are being held as material witnesses, but has no knowledge of wbat these men may know of the crime. In From Anchor C. E. Throne, of Anchor, was In the city today attending to busl- nesa matters. Returns to Winona Bill Wade, who Is employed bv the Southern Pacific company at Winona, lias returned Iherw after visiting with his parents here for the past week or so. On Hunting Trip Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Reizensteln left this morning for Idleyld where they will spend the ensuing two weeks enjoying a vacation. Mr. Itelzenstein expects to hunt In the Rock Creek vicinity and in other districts along the newly construc ted North Unipqua road. To Hunt Near Tiller ' I C. A. Iickwood. local Ford deal-j er, accompanied by Al Smith and ' C. E. Francis, Portland Ford deal- j era, left this morning for. Tiller, when- they will spend a few days ' ni)ntfng. Lynn Creason Improving Lynn Creason. who has been se verely 111 for the past several days, ; as Ihe result, of getting cement In both ears and nose, is reported 1 slightly better tudcy. Mr. ('reason, who was working In the cement, became quite ill after Inflammation of tile middle ear and nose set In, 1 and was quite low for several davs Ills friends here will he glad to near or nis complete recovery. Leaves for East Bert Wells, of tho Wells and Chase (rarage. Is on his way to Ab botsford. Wis., where he expects to spend a month or six weeks at tending to business mntters and visiting relatives. Mr. Wells owns considerable property In the vicin ity of Abhotsfoul, which was re cently struck by a severe storm, and Mr. Wells' trip Is lnrgely for the purpose of determining the amount of damage done to his prop erty by the storm. TODAY'S BASEBALL Insist on Zerolene even if it docs cost less STANDARD OIL COMPANY (CALIFORNIA! When the Youngsters Go to See Jacltic Coogan OS they scamper with bright eyes and merry laughter on the road to adven tureland. How secure you feel when you know the theater to which they are going is built of concrete. For concrete has great reserve strength and is firesale. To help you get the protection that concrete insures in theater construction, the cement industry, through the Port land Cement Association, ofTcrs you a free service. This covers every use o! concrete. It helps you get the greatest value lor your money. ' PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION Gaseo riuildlne PORTLAND. OREG. eyf National Organization to improve and Extend the Vtet of Concrete orricts in 30 cities National l-tiffno At Pitsburgh II. R. E. Chicago 9 II 2 Pittsburgh 7 13 I Hatterles: Kaufmann and ll:irt rett. Gonzales: Kremer, Adams. MorrL'on and Smith. I I Ainericiiii Ieugiip At Hoaton It. II. K. New York 4 I , iiosion 5 9 3 Hatterles: II Johnson and llen- gotigh; Wlngfield and llischotf. I At Philadelphia R. II. E. Washington 7 13 1 Philadelphia 9 15 1 I atteries: Znchary, Russell. l!nl Itiitteries: Zachary. Russell, Hal gartner, droves, Rommel and Per kins, Cochrane. OIL SHARES ADVANCE. ItVnot alone better crude oils that give Veedol its quality but also superior methods in refining . "C VERY drop of crude oil that goes into Veedol A- is selected for its lubricating qualities. Pumped ". - through Tide Water pipe lines, it comes to the mam- v moth refinery at Bayonne, N. J. There it is refined under rigid expert supervision with the skill that comes from more than 50 years of experience in v making the finest lubricating oils. With infinite care, by, the special Faulkner pro- cess, the crude oil is converted into Veedol, the ; motor oil that gives "the film of protection." More than 3,000 laboratory tests are made each month solely to assure the uniform high quality of VeedoL To prevent any loss of quality in shipment, Veedol is run into containers and sealed. These sealed containers are then shipped to the coast -by water, at a freight cost of less than one cent a quart They are opened for the first time at your filling station. I Thus you see that at every single step of its journey from our oil wells to your crankcase Veedol qual ity is jealously guarded and protected by Tide Water's own organization. Stop at the next Veedol dealer the orange and black signs are everywhere. Ask for Veedol by name. Have your crankcase drained and refilled with Vee dol. Put the "film of protection" on the job today. i' Tide Water oil sales corporation SAN FRANCISCO 414 Urmnn.il Sc. . PORTLAND . 12th&GlitaaSti. LOS ANGELES f 4S4I Loos Bach Are. OAKLAND t 5701 Gnca 8b SEATTLE Fine Avenue, South & Dearborn 8a, Also distributed by Chantlor & Lyon Company.' WAREHOUSES IN ALL PRINCIPAL CITIES w tastern Oils and Qreases j Mmrx-iat..i Pre IammI Wfrf.) j NKW YORK. Srp. 9 R.-vlval of ixriilatlvft Activity and strvneth of the oil shares, nevera! of which advjtnced 2 lo 3 ootntH, featured thi resumption of tin upward movement of prices in today's stock market. With traders ap parently convinced that the cur rent stiffness of call money was jonly temporary and bullish enthu i.'insw aroused hv the publication of another record breaking freight traffic, report for the wek ended lAtimiat 29 and bv the prospects of 'inrtvascd dividend distributions by some of tho representative car riers, operator for the rise found t.Mle difficulty In blddlnc up their fiuorites. Urgent short covrinc wn aiealn apparent in a nnmhrof huh priced issues. West Pennsyl ' vanU company soared over 9 points above last nlnht's close, At lintu' Coast line S1 and (.en! Klf ric, international shoe. Xt w York shipbulldinit and the com mercial solvents IsMUes old four to fhe points hlKher. Ituying of the i mils centered In the Southern car !rlrs In apparent antlcliMttlon of an ImtvAse In the Southern division . rate tomorrow. 1923 FALL FASHION REVUE TONIGHT Everything la In readiness for the Fall Fashion Rem, to be held tonight at the Antler Theatre, and a lame attend- ance Is expected to view the latest creations modeled by nineteen of Rosehunr' mot attrmilv (rirls. The show will start promntly at 8:15 o'clock, and 'ollowlne the re- vn there will he a nhotnnlnv. comedy. and international news reel. Visit In Roieburg Don If. Peoples and family, of bend, who have been spending a few weeks on an auto trip In Cali fornia, stopped In this city on their return trip and visited with Mr. and Mrs. L. Antles. Mr. Peoples Is con nected w ith th First National Hank of Uend. BROTHER OF LOCAL ' MAN PASSES AWAY There Is a certain fascination about petting under the old car and tightening her up litre and there and aeeinff that she is prop erly lubricated. It Is the sort of fascination that a lot of motorists dlllke to plve up. However, there always has been ih bujr-a boo of tri-iniv hands after such an activity. Accordina to the TMe Water Oil sales corporation, marketers of Vee dol Motor ol's and greases, the motoritt who dislikes to wear jrloves while workinp about his car. should rub cup arense thor- JWretnv Wil'-ur H a fnrn.1 i O'Ufhlv Into the pores of his hands. stitement tnv nT.n-n-f1 '"'o cuticles sml especially urx-c-IHrNrn resntttni in t ls j llf'r finirer unlis. The presence of the Pbndo". the ; o rronso prevents the !odjnnnt of aeHun TN-!. Vo. 1. i prime and dirt and the preas Is it finei"".!. 'ihfiT wss quickly washed off wlih gasoline, nothinr political whn'vr tP 4 j The Veedol handy grease tuhe la connection wfth he fiirM nf i ideal for this purpose. Inasmuch ns tti( qhontndni h pnd rettf. a : it Is only necessary to remove the ated th"t T.let.tomTit.retn- ; cao from the tube and squeeie the wimu n AxswntM mine ft flivMHPNtii.Trif).1 eft WASHINGTON. Pont r) ! AUCTION SALE W rtnl van rftcelvpd lior yee- r of the ilrnth of W. K. Kn. h. brothi-r of Hoy ;. Klnrh. , of this rlty. on WcdnpsMlnv of lat . ")(. at hl homo In Wlnnlppc. ! t'A'i.ula. Iipnth fome n a mir- I VT"f to rlatlven, a Mr. Klnrh. w!iMa brfnic In poor hpnlth, bA ""I no Korero reri-nt lllnpra. Mr. ! ! vm prnprltor rf a miMtc "on- In W Innlpc until reopntly. th'n hi diiiOo..pd of store un til hie healtllmirored. SurrlT i t iienl.li'n hi brother of thin rit.v are hla wife and ion. a .Ik tcr, IA of t-e rtllM pn-1 ri-. rlnn. Ie.ptree rlrt'rnl the time of the two fl!thn. ! tit -Hred qtiant'ty of proa.e into the palm of the hand. Thin eliminate". ; atntcp and kppp" the unused 1 prt ae clean from dirt and du.-.t. WILL LOSE CITIZENSHIP hpettlrre. all pf Pitnt-'a Kitrf! "errfrp" were hel,i Mnndiy n'trr-roon. No need hurpln ahOTt ttie f rlaaalfled d hepanne It rannot be compared with Hie rcjulti It Mra. O. M. Khodea, and Ihrro brlBBa. ( ri,.n P-, raM Wlr.1 W VSmyOTON". 8pt. Oliver TT nry Wtllop. who hla become f"nrl of Pnrt.morth a a renult of the death of hla brother, la practi cally certain to loae the American cliizrnshlp he now hold" by natnr-, alirntion whpn be accepta the Drlt- ish title. Saturday at 10 a. m. 228 E. Cat St Household goods, Beds Complete, Chairs, Table, Breakfast Set consisting of table and four chairs. Ice Box and various other articles. Eight-piece Dining Room Set. AH things good as new.
