ROSSBURC NEWS-REVIEW. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1926
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of BUIGK
EXAMINE the ctecktv '
rials of the builder of :
any car you think of
buying. Ba aura there is
stability behind the car. Ba
certain that it will not aoma
day join the ranks of the
million and more unmarkce
able "orphan" can whoee ,
builder have quit.
Buick motor can are backed '
by vise resources of men ;
equipment, investment sum
success. The Buick factory la
a mila and a half long. The '
Buick engineering staff it the
largest in the service of any
motor car manufacturer. The .
BUICK MOTOR CO. PUNT, MICK, Oirlsssa sf CsasrsI Msssn CirfesIsS '
MOTOR SHOP GARAGE T.
Distributor for
Phone 268
Tha automotive Industry has
grown to such magnitude within
the last ten years that the slght
esi fluctuations Id. the costs- of
raw materials, labor and fuol are
Instantly felt thrju.:hout all ilu
pnrtments of tlia larger manufac
turing organliatiMiis. Purchasing
waiei-'uls in hift quantities and
manmacturlug eac'i bolt and uut,
valve, spring ao1 sear as a ae
parale unit as though each one
ef tnein was as lo-poitant an Item
CS the finished product baa en-Sol-'d
'.iie t&auu'r.ciurer to redueo
his costs to a minimum. " ; , i
"The Chevrolet M i i. Company'
has always r.n.ioavorc.1. lot iiass
these saviugs U'i mJtt'irt how
miad -n each w. on to -the ul
timate consumer," aid K.' N.
Cur.i. regional' a''e manager fur
Chevrolet on the Pacific Oast, in
disguising the re lent reduction lu
price on Chevrolet model. "Throe
times during 125 Chevrolet an
nounced a substantial reduction.
Once it waa only a small drop
In freight rates that enabled the
factory to cut prices by. a small
margin. The other two announce
ments came aa a result of savings
In buying of materials. Improved
efficiency In production opera
tions at the factory and the in
creased volume of sales. . '
"The reduction announced ..as
efcctlve January J, la quite a
material one aid la due almost
entirely to the tremendous sales
volume achieved during the year
Just passed when Chevrolet pro
duced and sold more than a half
million cars, more than 60,000
of that total going to polnta on
the Pacific Coast alone. Improve
ments have been made In the
product from time to time and,
in many cases these Improvements
have increased the cost of pro
duction. However, Chevrolet has
been able In each case to over
come these Increases In each in
stance by Increased efficiency and
instead of passing the increases
on to the purchaser, baa actu
ally made material redactions in
the selling prices of its product.
"W. S. Knudsen, president' of
the Chevrolet Motor Company, re
cently declared his opinion that
fully as many cars will be sold
In 1926 as In 126 and that In
creased efficiency In dealer shops
and business organization will
help to reduce maintenance costs I
In our already vory economical
product."
o
All trlnita nntnlnv anif Sraftln
work done, rates reasonable. Lotus I
Bergold, Roseburg. Ore. - '
FACTGBS LEAD!I.G
TO LOWER PRICES
put under tbc bood and forget. The fixed adjustment
ZENITH ttayt right, and give power fcenopif.
Here's ZENITH for erery ear slbcI truck" ,
JISK ABOUT OUR tlttt TRIAL QfttH ' ' "
,; ua'DEVAMEv;;4;:;
k Cass Street near Depot ' ' Roseburg, Oregon
if
. Buick salsa and service argaav
tradon numbers 4400, with ; :
millions ia vested m shew,
rooms and Authorised Serv
ice Stations all over America .
And Buick leads m pabBa . '
preference, the insnspcasabla '
factor in motor car- lafrsss.
For eight coasecodv years,
the public has invested asaia . ,
' money i a Bsncka than in sko
can of any other meaeber
of the National Ainnsaebnj
Chamber of Commerce.-: . -
Not one of the millloa "oe
phatu'' on the teed taday r, ;
waa bulk by Buick. Nets , '
' aver aviU bef .
Douglas County
444 N. stacked!
"MOEMES
During the first week of Janu
ary, the Western Auto Supply
Cutnpany distributed to Its em
ployees a bonus .in the form of
common atock In the company.
Each employee, who hay been
In the service of the company tor
one calendar year ending January
first, received' a bonus amuunliut
to one-twelfth of hia-annual earn
ings. , ' " .
This system at distribution bos
.been in effect at the-Western
Auto Supply Company durtna the
past few years. - This year over
ouu employees will enloy the bo
nus, which according to George
jfepperuine, President of (he -company
amounted to something like
tlUV.VUU.; . t' .UK.:-
Since Us Inception, the officials
of Western Auto have encouraged
employees to become stockholders
until' today "a goodly ' portion of
the outstanding stock Is In the
bands of those who are aetlvoly
engaged In tho service of the com
pany and who are responsible for
the rapid growth of the concern.
The Westers Auto Supply Com
pany advocates the theory that
the interest of the employee and
employer is mutual' and that' la
order td eipeet the best co-operation
from Its employee, any con
cern must hay the interest of Its
employees at heart. - ' "
; For this reason, ts company
finds It not only profitable to pay
its co-workers salaries) ae high,
and In many case higher than
the average wage, but also to
give a liberal bonus in stock.
The company nrgee It men to
keep the slock and the dividends
from year to year and accumulate
a worth .white Interest la the
Business. ' '
' The Western Auto Supply Cam
pany officials and employees call
themselves the "Western Auto
Family." The spirit of friend
liness ' and good fellowship - can
be seen throughout the organisa
tion and this lector la largely re
sponsible for the conscientious
work among all Its people la put
ting forth every effort ' possible
toward the rapid development of
the business. .
NOTICE TO WATER CON.
SUMeRS
Water will be shut off at mid
night, Wednesday night, ' January
13, affecting all consumers on Main
street, between Douglas and Lane
streets, i - .- -'. . -
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON
POWER TJOMPANY "
A
irbnreter tbst von can
1 .M. 11U1L l'.'
.Tha . ahowrooo. of the ' Cr A.
Loekwood Motor Company, local
rerd dealers will be just about
tha moat popular place In the
eity thte week. Ford National
how Week which opened Janu
ary 10, aad will continue through
tlH Beit Saturday evening, haa
broagkb out the greateet exhibit
In the blatory of the Ford Motor
Company, i Not only la a full line
of Improved- cars' being shown,
bat the trim lines of the various
types are enhanced by such new
appointments as -top boots and
gypsy curtains, windshield wings
and windshield wiper supplies by
the Ford Motor Company. This
special -equipment, la being exhi
bited' for the first time In Ford
Matronal Show Week and. should
prove mighty Interesting even to
thoaa who1 are already, driving
Improved Ford care. '
' Tb. addition fto the 'cars and
specialties, representative typea
of Ford Ton Trucks and Fordson
tractors wKa both Industrial and
agrlaultnrat - equipment 'will : be
displayed. ' ' ' ' ' . !
Arrangements for the week's
display here Were made by the
Portland' Branch ot the Fora Mo
tor Company to coincide with
exhibits in every dealer's show
room In the United States. - The
DnrDoee of the display la to give
the people of Roseburg an oppor
tunity to 'become better acquaint
ed with -the improved Ford cars.
The display will remain open In
the evening to accommodate those
whose day la occupied.
In ' Ford ears which will be
shown during the National Show
Week are Incorporated improve
ments in body design and con
struction and chassis refinements
more pronounced than any made
in the history of' the Model of
the Model T chassis. Although
thousanda of these improved cars
are in operation all over the
country at tha persent time, there
are still many persons who have
not had opportunity to view the
entire Use and inspect In detail
the Improvements which have so
greatly Increaaed the popularity
of Ford ears.
' The first Impression of the
Ford cars for 1926 la one of in
creased beauty and smartness.
Bodies are longer and lower, fen
ders hang low o'er tti.) wbeels
and closed cars are finished in
rich harmonies of color schemes.
But beauty la not the only qual
ity to benefit by the redesigning.
Riding aomfort has boen Increas
ed by wider, lower scats ana
and
greater -legroom. Iew ieaiures
of convenience have also been In
corporated in these new cars. The
gasoline tank Is now filled from
outside the car and In -the open
types a door at tha driver's left
permits entry or exit without dis
turbing the front seat passenger.
Both transmission and rear wnitl
brakes have been enlarged. -
r Now la the time to trade that old
calf In for a better ouu before gut
ting a license. See our list of used
cars. Hansen Chevrolet Co: !
Here Is a philanthropist who
gives dependable transportation
to wortay people. ,
Charles D. Sherman, a wealthy
traveller,- since April 1925, has
given away ten new UulcK seaana
to people, who In his opinion de
serve better transportation man
that furnished by trolley cars and
busses, i He enjoys nothing more
than to anend Dart of his fortune
to help those who are worthy and 1
not aa fortunate a he. i
In every case, Sherman was i
personally acquainted wUh the !
person to whom he presented this i
splendid gift. Ho reports that j
all the Dulcks have been In con-1
stant use since the day they were i
delivered to the lucky owners.
Two car in Oloversvuie, . i., t
and one In Qreenwlch, Mass., were
given to ministers ot needy par- j
lehes who ordinarily would never j
dream of owning a Pnlck car but .
for Mr . Sherman's1 geaerosity.
In Washington- a Uuics was
presented by -rthorman to a prin-
clpal In one of the public schools
and another to a teacher who
lives In, th ouwklrts of the city. ;
She drrvea hor iiuick to ana i
from school every day and eocipea
a tiresome troucy nue. . .
Other ' car were g-.ven away
under similar conditions In Now ,
Haven, Conn., Reading ana bnei-
bourne Palls, Mass., and In l'ough-
keepsie, N. Y.
IARKkI
POKTLAND. Ore., Jan. 13. Cat-'
tltV nominally steady; no receipts, j
' tinea nominally steady; receipt I
100 direct. ' ' ' I
Sheep Domlnnllr steady; receipt 1
210 on eontlact- ' ' ' ' !
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 1J Ei?gs ;
1 to ic hlsher, firmer undertone. I
Current r-celpls 27C ; fresh inedt-;
urn JSi2!)c: fresh standard flret ,
28029c; freeh atandard extras 301 1
j31c; fresh Undersized i4T!lro. .
Butter steady. Kxtia eubta, city .
tit; standards 43c; prime firsts
43c; first 43c; print 4Sc; cartons
48c . ' ' 1 - - I
Milk steady . Best chnrulnK
cream 42c net shippers' track In :
tone 1. ' Cream delivered Portland
45c- Raw milk (4 per cent) 12.60
cwt., f. o. b. Portland. j
Poultry easier, demand smaller: '
prfc-11' about Ifsdy. " Heavy hn ;
TSfitTc: llsht SOct sprtnn 4i
2Sc; young white ducks tdJ24c; :
do dressed nominal; dtessed tur-
k7l itSfiC live Boaslul; te ,
'sen t i.e m
oressvu zsusuc.
Oakiua quiet, HfJl.TS.: -i' '
. Potatoes study, $.'.75.
Nats steady. Inactive. Watnata
No. 1. 25tjS2c; filberts 2134c;
almaada JJiaSic; Bnuil nuts 2te?
28c: .Oregon- chestnut . 18 1 IOcJ
peanuts 10W131C. .
Caacara bark nominally atoSdy,
no trading, 7471c; Oregon grape
root nominal. , '
Hope nominally steady; trading
quiet. 'New crop, clusters ttkH
ruggiea . . . ......
PORTLAND, Ore.. Jan. 13 A
tinner feeling prevaila la the local
egg market and values are 1 to I
cvata higher on the dairy ex
change. Lighter receipt and more
severe weather conditions are the
principal fuctora In the upward
awing ot values at this time.
ireah standard extra and cur
rent rsoetpta ere a cunt higher at
34 cents and 2 cents (net). Pul
lets or fresh mediums are 3 cents
for the day at SI cents. Flrata and
undersised grade held steady at
33 and 27 cents.
Local jobber and 'commission
men are generally ot the opinion
that the market is due for a turn,
with values working higher. Some
look for the market to mark time,
being more or less a weather af
fair for the next few weeka.
Local butter market remain
stekdy and nnchanged. ' There is a
good demand for hlgh,score cubes
with the demand none too plenti
ful. -
Demand for poultry continues
light with the market showing an
easier undertone. Receipts lire
fair. '
Country dressed moats are bare
ly ateady at 17 to 174c ' on both
choice light hogs and calves. Re
ceipt are good and call only mod
erate. '
Cook with ga.
(Awctsted rras Uastd WM.)
ASTOKIA. Ore., Jan. 13. Quicx
action upon the pan of their pilots
probably averted an ocean disaster
last nluht when the Bteamer Welsh
City, outbound, and the motorship
Curriso collided below here in the.
Columbia river.; -'
The Welsh City has put In here
for a survey and the Carrlao pro
ceeded to Pot Hand tor repairs. The
damage to the - Carrlso Included
seven bent frames, scores ot rivet
sheared and plates badly bent.
The Welsh CItv veaterdav com
pleted loading at Longvlfw, alter
dropping down from Portland, and
was on her way to Australia. The
Carrlso was enroute to Portland
from Honolulu, via Son Francisco.
The fog was reported heavy and
thtt vessels were almost together
before the pilots learned of the
Impending danger. The ships were
quickly veered from their courses
and when thoy met It wos'wilh a.
glancing blow. .Both were shaken,
from stem to stern. Life boats
were lowered and preparations
were made for a general vacating
of the ships
- After the first preparations the
skippers ordered surveys and it
was found that neither was badly
damaged.
Captain O. P. Rankin was In
charge of the Carrlso, owned by
the Oceanic Steamship company,
and Captain A. Lofstett was skip
per, ot the Welsh City. The latter
whs under Charter by the . J.
Moore company. ' . A ' ;
. Pruning shears
Wharton Bros. - : ,
fh all sizes at
i I ' .
Albthese cars gusranteed under
the Ford Motor Co. Blue Tri
angle Guarantee. -
COUPES
1924. Rood tires, only
clriyen 9000 miles : $425
1924, disc wheels, tires
good i. 4
1923, runs good, good
rubber '..' ..'.. .:.'...
373
250
. ; TOURING
1924, new tires, run
less than 7000 miles....
1924. disc wheels
1925, ford truck. War
lord equipped
300
250
3S0
Several Other Good Buy.
Loekwood Motor
" Company
1
Fords! Fords!
FORDS
Hundred have' paYthelr O. t oi '
classified colomn,: TJtey.-ar tht
starting point of many people's
Miuctsa and prosperity. ' I i : I
Peanut Not Properly
Appreciated at Food
' the peanut sold in. this country,
mainly to buy lu the street and to
pt-rMu wishing to feed Ui unliuul
in Hie zoe, I rapidly bsxvmluii1 au
article ' of the greatest comtnerrlat
value, - Already it is being used ui
the production of 142 foods and use
ful article. i . ' 1 '
. From the peanut we obtain pea
nut butter, ten varieties of milk,
five kinds of breukfast food, two
grades of -flour, Ice cream, aulud oil,
sauce, metal polishes, toilet and
btundry soaps, oleomargarine, wood
status, leather dyes, ink, and glycer
in. A teacupfhl of peanuts can be
made Into a pint of milk, while the
nuts make a better lard substitute
than' doea cotton-seed oil. - Mixed
with wheaten Hour, peanuts niuke a
palutable aud highly nutritious
uresd; they also make excellent
biscuits and cake.
Strictly speuklng, the peanut Is
not a nut at all ; It la what is called
a "legume" ukln to the bean and
pea. The peauata grow under
ground, and the crop ia harvested
with a plow, there being special ma
chines which clean and bunco, the
auts. Loudon Tit-lilts. .
Tree Frogt Creature
' of Peculiar Habits
Many strange varlutlons in breed
ing habits and rearing ot young
characterize the tree frogs ot trop
ical America. A fumous South
American 'species tuakee small peus
or uursi-rles under water. In which
Its eKjla are left tu hatch, aud where
the tadiwles are confined, protected
from all danger. Another species
curries Its large egc on Its back un
til they hutch and the young re
mains some time afterward. Another
i species develops pouches In the skin
of the back of, the female. In which
the eirss and young are safely trans
1 ported.
' North American tree froxs pos-
sets to a remarkable degree the
-j faculty of changing color by modi-
.. , , '...7,. .. ii.i ni.
, d . k, no M
; nvf-(- ,rt Ki .i,. , .i,,.!.
a provision to enable them to elude
their enemies. In winter they bury
themselves In the earth or In the de
cayed wood and dusr of old stumps,
und breed in the spring.
Ketrotpect
In looking backward over life I
sometimes see much of sadness, and
feel life to be a rather sorrowful
thing; but far, far oftener It Is the
laughter that I heur, and It Is smll-
tut; fuces thut look into mine. Even
men wbo wor hateful, even the
memories of merciless drivers, are
soft en Oil for the reiison tlint time
effaces their evil, brlnglitu' out mtte
And more whntever of pleasant nettt
they hnd In them. There were very,
very few Indeed who meant ttie evil.
At flny rate, time lint I give them
the he no lit of the doubt.
JiHlKinent Is a poor tiling as fruin
mnn toward man, tm't It? Though
I have known human devils, for
vflioin In my heni I can find no re
spect or love, perhaps the AlmiKhty
can. I do not doubt that such Is
the case, and to IIliu 1 will leave
the Judgments. IMU Adams in Ad
venture Magazine. ...
That Kind of a Mind
Murk Twnln hated to have his
work edited,- On one occasion he
sat dmvn to write to a man who hnd
crltli'lzed his work. He w:is first In
clined to think, "the Ideal This
lung-cured anlmnl, this literary knn
Ruron, this Illiterate hostler, with
his skull full of axle grease," etc.,
hut restrained himself and pointed
out to the mun his errors "In Kcntlo-ness-
and In the unwoundinjr l:ut
gutiKe of" persunslon." "It la dis
cournirlng to try to penetrnte a mind
like yours." he finally wrote. "You
aucht to get it out nnd dunce on it.
Thut would tuke some of the nihil
ity out of It. And iu oiiKht to ue
It sonietlnies. Tlint would help. If
you lmd done this evqry now nnd
then thrntu'h life. It wouldn't have
petrified." Pathfinder.
1 Beehivct of the Ocean
Sponges are the beehives of the
sea. This curious discovery lins been
reportid to the United Statin bureau
r.f niheric by Dr. t'hnrles J. 1'IhIi
of lite scii'litific stuff of the New
York Zoological society's sreamor
Arrtur". 1'irt returned frotn tropi
cal wnterf. The lii-es which IiM-tor
Fish found Inhnhlting the ennuis of
pt-n'ert w-re wlile colonlea of liny
TUj'i l'm rlirhnp nil l.re.i. These
gregurio'-Mi g:;rlhip he ,dicrivtri'd,
swim freely uliiwt, but aivvnys re
turn to the Inilivldual sponge which
I. their hlve-llke home. One sponge
hive with Its homing-shrimps was
secured und placed In an uquarluiii
aboard the ship, where the colony
continued to lluurlfh Grit.
"The Cup That Chetrt"
'On Hcptcmher 'S occurred the two
hundred nnd slxty-flfth anniversary
of the day when Samuel Pepys had
his first "dlKh of ten."
Only 27 years earlier the very
flrt cup tit tea ever drank In Ens
land Is recorded ns having been pre
pared at the Arlington houw, which
then occupied the site on which
liiirklnghsin palace now standi.
The enrl of Arlington bought the
tea In llnllanil and gave '10 shil
lings a pound for It, a sum which
lodny would be represented by at
least 20 pounds.
The drink that was a curiosity
less than 300 years sco Is now our
chief beverage. London Answer.
Vicfory
Prof. When did Vergil die?
' Slewed (lent ftl A. II.
' "A. II.! pon't yon monn It. C.r
"No, sir, M A. II. Kifty-one years
after birth." t'olgute Mantr.
Why, So It Dottl
Teacher What animal requires
Die least nourishment T
Ktudent A moth.
Teacher How's thatr
btutfent It saU bOes.
titoice'a 'tor falling :
" FeitTvm' Holdap Man
t 'whrie ft ohi' be impossible to pro-
vent a visit from lite holdup, uutn
there's no need tor a-, merchant Mo
give up-a biK sum of hioney simply
bet-altae he deumuds It says the Pro
gressive A-ocer.' , '
- tr (lie' first place, all the money
posslul should be- banl.ed late In
the nfternnoa. If the liuult chwva
at . four -o'clock, everything should
be cleaned 'up and banked by that
time, if the bank keeps opea until
six o'clock or nine o'clock, so much
the better, for merchants should see
that their cash registers or. money
drawers do not get (op full. ' Aloni;
about the time the -crowd lieclna
thinning out, and before stratfejer
start coming lu, the bulk of the
money, the big- bills, most of the
five and all those of larger denom
inations, are taken from the place
where the money la kept and change
Is made.; This money should be hid
den away Iwlthont even the clerka
knowing where It Is put. ,
One, suggestion made by a detec
tive la thut one ot the key of the
CHHh register be wired In such a
way that, ; when- It Is pushed, the
signal ot distress 1s. given. '
Some Things for Good
"Sports"' to Remember
Sport Is sometimes 'criticized for
the unfairness of It purtlclpnnts or
the partisanship ot Its followers. '
It haa a mission hosltlrs the devel
opment of a heultliy IriiI)', surely it
Is in the encouragement ot fair
mindedness In tlie players und on
the grandstnnd. Toward this entl,
the following Golden ltules'. were
printed receutly on the bnrk of a
program by the Hruiy school - of
phrslcul training In Kngluud, and
these rules will well beer repetition
elsewhere:
I'lay the ame for the soke ot the
game.
Piny for your side, und flot for
yourself. 1 t 4
He a gtKid winner and a pood loser
modest in victory and generous In
defeat.
Take all decisions without ques
tion or anrumenr. '
He unselfish and always rendy to
tench uA help others. Toronto
Globe.
' " ;
Washing the Flag
A reader questions the prnprletjr1
of washins a fins anil inquires wbnt
to do about Jtl . Taking a nuvy of
ficial aa authority, It is perfectly
proper to wash the United States
Bag If this Is? carefully done the
colors will not run. And this Is the
way he suys It should be done!
Use tepid wster und pure soap or
snap flakes for wantilng the fltgc.
!o not wring It, but squeese It out
carefully and rine In Severn) clear,
cold waters. lu not lot it lie In the
water and' hanz It up liniitiMllntely
after the last rinsing. Hang it so
the stripes run up and down and
the blue field hancs over the line ,
These precautions will .prevent the
color from mingling.
try In the shade to avoid failing.
It the flag requires pressing do. this
carefully. 1 1 . ,ii ...
Tree That Owns ltelf
One of the mo;4t famous trees In
the country now stands In Athens.
It Is unique because It Is the only
tree In the world that owns Itself.
A fey feet of ground surrounding
the tree Is marked off and the land
Is deeded to the tree. '
There was another well-known
tree that stood on the University of
Georgln campus until n few -years
nco when destroyed by lightning.
It was called the Tuouibs oak for
there Itohert Toonihs, as n student,
meeting wmi the Ire of the faculty
upon the eve of his Rmiluirtlo. de
livered his enmmencenvnt oration.
It Is said that so many left the
chapel that Toombs . had n larg
er audience listening to his uililrcss
than tho nndlence on the Inside of
the rhnprl. Tarey Jv Williams, In
the Greensboro (Gil.) llcruld-Juur-nnl.
Waterfall and Rivers
The greatest nnd grandest water
fall In the world In the Victoria
fulls, IthodeHta, the second being Ni
agara, partly in Oinudn nnd partly
In the United Ktiite. These, how
ever, are far exceeded In height by
mountain cntaracts In Europe nnd
America, the highest being the Yo
semlfp, In California. In K.nrope the
highest are in Norway and the Alps.
The water powi-r of some of theae Is
of grent rominercinl value. Rome
authorities claim that the Mississip
pi Is the longest river In the world,
but part of the Missouri river has to
be taken In to make the cliilin cor
roct. Whltaker'S Almanack gives
the names of the six long-t rivers
ns follows: Amnson. 4,A0 miles;
Nile. 8,f; Tnngtse. 3.4H0; Yenisei,
n..Hl; MilsslxHliipl, 8,1110; Missouri,
8,000.
"Smiths" in England.
In Kngliml there are "k'tO.OOO per
sons hy the name of Smith, and 201,
of tlietn have "J" fop Ihelr first
Inlthil. The Jolin Hinlilia nnnihcr
41.l; the John W. Smiths. 3,l1.
nnd the John Willlntn Smlihs. n.nno.
It has been necessary to devise a
mark for them to distinguish the
proihicte they mnke or own. A mon
omark .with rymhols will designate
Just which Smith Is referred to. II
wns necessury to InHude flv sym
bol In the monomark.
Character Reading
"What mnkea you so sure that
man l naturally cautious and dip
lomatic?" "That fact that whenever I offer
Mm a cigar he puts It In his pocket
and says he will smoke It sfter din
ner." Measurement
"ITiy do ynu Insist on regnrdlnt
yotn-self ns only half educated?"
'lleca use," answered the riiwlcst
msn, "1 have rend only two-nnrM-
h.ilf feet of my nre-foot lionkshelf.'
Read the Classifier! ads.
j in Tlie News-Review. Thej
mean dollara to you, . '
YOUTH OF NATION TOPS s
. ; ; ; list . in u: s; autq fatahitizj ;
Tsr !Vol3 IpTstl fcl36Tb46k:.5 Klbti lrt ITSloC be-cTt
.Vatt v'rl Tii xiiii. vTf . aati. aa. aatt. a. j-a
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YOUTH pays the heaviest toll In
five to fifteen years I tb period
teddenrs occur, for both sexes. The
lutomobUe deaths tor men and women as given to the latest mortality
figures prepared by the government. These figures, says the 8tewart-l
(Varoer Safety Council for tb prevention of automobile accldentaj
snrphasue the need, for more playground aad Increaaed eaxety ednca
lien amotur school children. - .
Oantpiet statistics are not
DSJtea Btate keep mertairty recoras. Aooat zs a year la generally
HaaceOod (a be the annual aamber ef automobile fetation. For 8,L'l
Mies kaown to have been killed in en year the were only a third
as arany women, or 1.845, m spite of tb fact that the mala papulation
ossty S ps cent greater then the
CiaKetsud FteM Uassd Wlrs.)
WASH1NUTON. Jan. 13. Judge
Wallace MiCainant ot Oregon,
whoae nomination to the federal
circuit court In the ninth district
waa recommitted last night by the
senate, will be asked to appear be
fore the Judiciary committee.
This announcement was imade
todiiy by Senator McNary, Repub
lican of Oregon after a conference
with PresidflUt Coolldge. Senator
McNary aold some "new matters"
had been brougbt up . He did not
explain what-the ywere but It waa
understood the connection ot Judge
McCamaut with tbe Spruce Corpor
ation, as. a stockholder and counsel
is one of them.
Buy American fence now while
1 our stock Is complete. Wharton
Bros.' -
(AmcUtnl I-ras LMisd Win.)
WA.SJ(INilTON, Jan. 13 Aband
onment of tho Lakehurst naval air
siatinua materlnl reduction In ' the
I navy enlisted personnel, and the
withdrawal, of a number of ahlpa
! from active commission were rec
ommended for the navy today by
1 the house sub-committee which
'drafted the annual navy appropria
tion Dill. .
These steps were found to be
necessary to effect necessary econ
omics, the committee said, and It
added that it was "readily appar
ent that naval expenditure are
on an upward trend." )
Despite those : reductions, the
measure reported to the house to
day recommended appropriations
of I319.419.uoo for the navy, an
Increase of S16,556,Ono over the
amount carried on the last bill.
The number and type of ships to
be withdrawn from aervlco would
be determined by ths navy, the
committee simply reducing by
$1,782,UU0 tho amount recommend
ed for maintenance and operation
of the fleet.
Arundel, piano tuner. Phone" 1S9-L
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LAKEH.Ui.ST AIR :
liOKDSOl
AUTO HOSTS ONE-SIXTH AS
GREAT AS U. S. POPULATION
Gorrrparison of Automobrte and hurnan. Population
900 190)
1 000.000.
Jl 000. ooo.
Ujl aisVssW"1
ITS a far cry Inns te ruli sXirta. n sraUw eo !et roetioai
sl ts ef rwaty-Sve yestre era, tmt we Se tefM sts s leDtf,
wsy tmrn the tijiisxT m vstss sr loo u tka btcb-swweved!
iiuiiors soeedle eear enr kleHway tMrtei. Mans eh sUs srWarlicr
bafety l-unrtl. .,...., v ' .
A srter ef S ewatsuv ae tti-s era o e',sMhlls tor everyi
SH"0 peepla la OnitMf 9lat Ti tsnrv W-w i ijtn aMto-l
1 niecMle fee every aj eeaos. rJte totsy ,e asesee w-tiii., ,. ei.e-t
stvtb a tar as ti bvwtae eotHUetSon. r nest me ta arw .'.'". , ic lt
This rapid rr"WS has srl ll aotwotoe t me tim,,. .. -jiy
smsoxtnee, su It t iias ei e rrfnj . t-
. points ent n Sa'xr nasiuriV sua fw sn- ! r" -! i eni
ef emewl fie i4 A alfxcai raiatMlvk e' e..-'ir . .li'. :i' i ni
most Se aalis Us nse si f iss iai iw aon' fe' V b be)
' rssarstd tsass SSa,
annual automobile fatalities. From
when the greatest number of fatal
chart shows the age distribution oft
possible, aa only 85 per cant ot thej
female. 1 ' ( -
To Curo a
Cold V
in
One
Day
. jF laxative
aS ysjj
flisinmp.
Ttis Ti,ia on1 rVs'irrssi oi
I Cold and Grip Tablet
riwuu lux iiiuio butra
a Quarter of a Century as
an'' effective 1 remedy for
COLDS,: GRIP, INFLU
ENZA and as a Preventive.
Tb box bears this signature
en
Price 30c.
. Droccolt knives and crate nails
at Wharton Bros.
Another one lfCO Chevrolet
touring In ' good condition." t(T0
takea it, Wliy walk ?- Barf t Aulp
Wrecking Ilouw. '
IS - -rnv s
1KI .
TERMINAL :
BEAUTY PARLOR"
A Free Shampoo vyith
Every Marcel . '
Specialising
in Facials and Hcalp Treat
ments Experienced Operator
Phone Room 110 :':
Terminal Hotel -
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