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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1925. J FRANCE READY "Dreams Come True" For the thrifty houccwivcs. Yes! at the 20th Century Stores E fix 13 11 Keen discriminating buyers find they make genuine cash savings on the very best foodstuffs well known brands and not "the just as good" substitutes. It's the saving on every item in a 20th Century Store that counts. Offerings Saturday and Monday i-u-;. October 31 and November 2 Tlampbells Tomato Soup, 3 Cans ., 25c Kellogg Com Flakes 3 Packages .... nr. Carnation Milk, Tall OQft Z3l Cam, 4 for 030 ?'"'.'.' ; Swansdown Cake Set 1 Aluminum Measuring Cup. I Wood Slotted Mixing Spoon I Heavy Square Cake Tin I "Cake Secrets" Recipe Book J Patent Round Angel Food Tin I Spatula and I pkg. Swansdown Cake I set Aluminum Measuring Spoons Flour. i All for $1.38 Shrimp, Latest Pack No. 1 Cans, Each 15c P. and G. Naptha Soap QQa 10 Bars 03 Libby Mincemeat, A tin 192S Pack, 2 lbs H3b Pineapple-r-Broken Slices Rich and Mellow Packed tzmc as Whole Slices large cans 22c; three for 65c Sparry' Pancake Flour 7Q I Best Bulk Shortening. No. 10 Sack 1 0b 3 lbs Pop Corn, "Globe", r))n It all Pops, 2 lbs LSl Fishers Blend FLOUR, 49-LB. SACKS ..$2i33 Crown ..... $2.23 Drifted Snow , $2,23 Old Dutch CleaBser, 2 for 15c Preferred Stock Peas, QQ Telephone," 2 Cans . 00b Seedless Raisins, 3 lbs. 23c 20th Century Brooms "6 Sewn" Strong, Medium Weight Fins) Parlor Brooms, only 98c Toilet Paper, "1000 sheets" soft tissue, r)n 3 rolls . ZOb Crisco, 3 lb. Can 79c Citrus Powder, Ige. It. pkgs., 2 for fOb Searchlight or Btrdsey Matches, large Boxes, 8 for . 29c I0lh Century Coffee "The more you drink . the better you like it." Direct from our roaster to you. Pound 47c 3 lbs $1,38 ROSEBURG STORE 130 N. Jackson St OAKLAND STORE Baker-FIanary Bldg. Daetchner to Be Succeeded in America by Victor Berenger, Report RESULT DEBT PARLEY Present Ambassador Said to Have Given Country Wrong Impression U. S. Attitude. A Complete newspaper Princes, wars, conventions, the excitements of Europe, football victories, the counting up of votes, church affairs, community weddings everything event ful. Yet the newspaper is incomplete without news that concerns you most. Events belong to unusual days. But day after day you get out of bed, wear clothes, eat foods, walk in shoes. News of better mattresses for your bed, of better clothes, food, shoes, at prices you like ... is of more moment to you than the overthrow of kings. Things of daily im portance are talked about in advertisements. Shaving sticks, tooth pastes, cuff links, breakfast foods. Here is friendly, intimate news to make your days more pleasant. News of things you know about and might like to know more. Conveniences you once thought could never be yours. Advertisements are the news of every-day things' that concern you most. No newspaper would be com plete without them. Advertisements are frequently the most interesting news in the paper. Read them. , C DOUGLAS COUNTY"), (AmUN Pm LmsmI Win.) PARIS, Oct. 30. It In learned on nigh authority that Senator Victor Henry ilerenger will be appointed shortly to aucceed Emlle llaesch- ner aa French ambassador to the United Btutes. The decision of the government to change ambassadors in Wash ington la closely related to the American debt funding negotia tions. Foreign Minister Brland has Im pressed upon Premier Painleve and others of his colleagues in the cab inet that another effort should be made to settle the debt. Senator Berenger Is regarded as the best man available to bring this about. His financial authority In France, his Intimate acquain tance with the subject and the Ideas he derived from his recent experiences in Washington aa a member ot the Caillaux debt mis sion have persuaded the govern ment that. If something more Is to be done he is the man to do it There Is a- disposition in some quarters to criticise Ambassador Daeachner for his dispatches to the foreign office prior to the depar ture or the French mission for the United States, it being declared that these aUvlces left M Caillaux and his party under misapprehen sion as to the attitude of the American debt fundus commis sion. Tha usual inquiry whether M. Berenger Is persona grata to the American government as ambassa dor has not yet been made, but is expected to follow In due course. Senator Berenger, seen by the newspapermen as be was about to leave town for the week end, aald he had not the slightest knowledge of his prospective appointment.. Failed In Frtnch Eyes. WASHINGTON, Oct. 30. News of an impending change In French ambassadors to Washington was received here with apparent surprise. j So far as disclosed, M. Daesch ; ner's contacts with the American i government have all been of agree i able character, and he has made ! many friends In American official j life. I There Is no doubt, however, that I In one respect the mission to the t United Slates has fulled. It waa ; generally understood when he suc 1 ceeded Jules Jusserand that his I major duty would be to pave the I way for a aettlement of the French war di'bt and to that end he had ntnny conferences with American j officials. It was apparent too. that when the French debt commission,! j headed by Joseph Caillaux reached1 I Washington, It believed itself to have been fully Informed through , the French embassy here of the American attitude, but found later that It had indulged in over-confidence as to a settlement on accept able terms. To what extent the ambassador has been held respon slhle for this situation and for the fuiliire of the Washington funding negotiations remains to be disclos ed. It Is a subject on which neither the enilmssy nor the state depart ment will comment. . . .e "Why such stress on cleanness in gasoline"? A fair, question. The answer you'll find interesting. You can readily understand why a physically clean gasoline makes the better motor-fuel Certainly and Associated is purified by special processes, one of which is well-defined, complete filtration. Another kind of cleanness is expressed in terms of chemistry and has to do with "boiling points. "Associated Gasoline is distilled by a method which gives to this dean motor fuel, the correct "chain" or range of boiling points. They Start st the more volatile para and gradually rise, on through the heavier or power-producing parrs or ''fractions"! That is why each charge ignites instantly and " burns" or explodes completely on the down stroke, yielding every ounce of energy, and leaving no unburned or wasted fuel to gum up the cylinders. That describes clean cut action honest gasoline more miles to the gallon sustained quality. Ass O Cl a t e d G as ol ine fa. U.S. to. Off. Sustained quality as ap plied to Associated Gaso lint and Cycol Motor Oil means that these two pro. ducts Willgivcyou economi. -'-'or operation, iyrf COMMISSION TAKES ROAD DISTRICT PLAN UNDER ADVISEMENT Continued from page 1.) ed under the law passed by the re cent legislature providing for such Improvement districts. In the event the sanction of the highway commission Is obtained, the neit step in the proceedure will be for the governor to call an election In the territory affected, the election determining the final action to be taken. It Is proposed to form a road dis trict having a valuation of IS.imo,. mm anil to vote a levy of SO mills, which will raise 1150.000. The levy would be collected In three i nunl installments. The money would be used to match the govern- ....... .,,,- IM , .fin,,!.-!!!! nier n. .......... i I i .... During his recent trip to the Orient, Phil Bergh, a well known Hoseburg young man and student at the U. of O., secured a collec tion of Chinese articles that con stitute a real study of how peo ples in the far East live and what tney wear and use In every day affairs. The collection is at nre- Lsent displayed In the Duda for Men show windows, and a great many people are stopping to sea it. Among the lot Is a Chinese coolie rain coat. Thla ia some thing that waa secured way up on one of the rivers, and is In great contrast to the American rain coat. Then there la a para sol, hand painted Inside and out, a rickshaw umbrella, with air. llergh'a name and hia Roseburg address hand-painted on the top In Chinese characters: wooden shoes, such aa are worn by the little Chinese kiddles; a beauti ful hand-carved cane, with the owner's name thereon In Chinese charactera, and a lot of other things that will Interest many ot the good folka of the town. van JiCtVQ hi6 i - km LTatVbVl irsrri rn r If ml I nihil a easiness" Thousands of Salesmen Eor0 copj) of this nova- ppr ts a gooa lAin mnn ALIEN PROPERTY HEAD ACCUSED O FORAFTINO (Asm-isle Ivns trntd Win.) NEW YORK. Oct SO. An in dictment against Thomas L. Miller, former alien property cnatodlan, waa returned today by the apeclal federal grand Jury which Investi gated paymenta made by his office on certain alien claims. . Others indicted included fonr In dividuals and three firms; Richard Merton, President. Metallgesell- shaft: Alyfred Merton, president of Metannang, rrsnnrort on Main. Germany: Lepold Dubois, president Swiss Hank. Basel, swltierland; Flti-Zahn Gelgy, president. Soclete Suisse Pour Valuer de Jaetaux, Basle. t State Press Comment $ What's la A Name? - ; Change the name of Salem to Chemeketa. That la what The Capital Journal of that city Is sug gesting and urging on grounds that Salem la a commonplace name and of no significance whareaa Chemeketa ta the ancient Indian name tor the aboriginal village which stood oa the pre sent site of Oregon's capital for centuries unnumbered. I'ndoubtedly any attempt to re chrlstea Salem would be met with a (real deal ot opposition and, plenty of reasonable objections, yet the fact remains that the con tention upon which The Capital Journal bases Its plea la sound. There, are 28 Salema in as many states of the union. The name of Oregon's capital la a borrowed one and has no historical or des criptive significance whatever. Oregon would have the only Che meketa in the world .and the game would link Oregon's canital citv with Its own primitive beginnings. ine suggestion of the 8alem paper calls attention again to the singular barrenness of Oregon nomenclature, a barrenness which is quite in contrast to the rich ness of the nomenclature of our neighboring atate to the north. rew of the cities of Oregon bear namea or any. Individuality or of any particular significance. Portland and Albany are fur. titer examplea of namea borrowed from other ciUes. Astoria is one of the few exceptions to the gen eral rule. Though there Is an Astoria on Long Island, it ia As toria, orgon, that la known and the very mention of the name re calls the birth of western civiliza tion in which this city played such a historic part. Eugene is not a common name for a city and It baa the further virtue of being named for Eu gene Skinner, one ot the earliest of white settlers on the upper Wil lamette, The Dalles la both dis tinctive and descriptive. Corval 11s, meaning the heart of the val ley, has merit aa a name, but let it be remembered that thla not the original name of the college town and supports the contention of the Salem paper that there are plenty of precedents for the move It urges. Pendleton waa named to honor an Ohio congressman who never saw Oregon and where ia there It be remembered that this is not as Baker, Ashland, Marshfield, Koseburg, Bend? Klamath Kalis alone of the sisterhood ot principal citiea ot Oregon, bears an Indian name which la linked with the early his tory ot the community. To the contrary note the character and flavor of early Indian names Seattle. Tacoma. Spokane, Yaki ma, Walla Walla, Chehalla, We natchee, Toppenlsh all names reminiscent or .the early anteced ents ot these placea and namea which belong solely to Washing ton. It may be too late for Oregon to correct early mistakes In christ ening her principal trading marta with unimaginative and prosaic namea, but, aa the Salem paper points out much older cities have had their name changed. Wit any Individuality to such names nia. Aatoria Budget. 0 Read the Classified ads. in lite Newt-Review. The) mean dollars to you. SkbgVAgskkswaam SEASONABLE SUGGESTIONS tarxjnh - , STONE JARS FLOWER POTS JARDINIERES APPLE PARERS COLEMAN LAMPS GARBAGE CANS WOOD BASKET ANDIRONS HEATERS WAFFLE IRONS YOU WILL FIND A FULL LINE OF KITCHEN HARDWARE IN OUR HOUSEFURNI8HING DEPT. Phone 25 ZIGLER-FEE HARDWARE CO. WATCH OUR WINDOW FOR BARGAINS . FEDERAL PROHI OFFICERS MAKE BIG BOOZE HAUL (Continued from page 1.) amount of bond required by Cora mlssloner Hopkins, and atated that they might be able to furnish a lower bail but that they would be unable to supply the amount re quired. They askedihat an officer be called from Portland as soon as possible to take, them to the federal court. They were committed, tem porarily to the caro of Sheriff Starmer, but a government man will arrive tonight to take them to the Multnomah county jail. More Honors for World Fliers. 1 Au. V Deco rations have Just been given Matrdly to Captain Lowell H. Smith, commander of the round-t:i,.0rld flight, and one of hhj comrade Lieut Eric Nelson. Colonel H. Graham Is seen pinning a DUtinslshed Service Medal on Smith at S.n Francisco, before decora Una; Nelson similarly, The i.m. ' . ,ave been awaiting tb pair Jof onUs.Tbe other 6lcn p t ihcir. some time ago. , t
