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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, TUESDAY, JUNE 29, 1926.
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Protect your cattle and horses by using
Sherwin-Williams Fly Spray, It will do the
business and make life endurable for the ani
mals. If you go to the mountains, take along
a can. This fly spray
KNOCKS OUT FLIES, GNATS'
ND OTHER INSECTS
Try it and be convinced, besides making your
stock comfortable.
f Churchill Hardware Co.
The Iron Monger
UNITED STATES TIRES ARE GOOD TIKES
What is a Real Tire Test?
Among the sfarchinft trtammlo
on United Stales Tirn j ide
"TmiJ Wear 'iVs(" wtiii-li iluili
cales in a few day ihn uffci.t of
luauy taoalhs of service.
. As New York See It
;" ' The mechanical changes In life
- . -- of tho lent quarter century have
-r f' li'ft but Hinall trace upon the games
s - of New York youngsters.
7 i On' the HlilewalkR one sees I he
;' :? told fntnlliar bean bag, Jacks, linp-
.s 1 ... scotch, town ball, rope skinning,
Tj ?' prisoner's bane and "Amly-over."
nj r liven soap .boxen with wooden
r i "Wheels have not been entirely
4ii ' i:' eliminated by the modern counter.
k The elng-Bong cuIIh of tho games,
44 loo, have resisted chango.
t I Subway excavations at Columbus
g Circle have necessitated raising a
-R r water main high In the air over
S Broadway, and the bus conductors
-,!; at this point shout, "Low bridge.
';8 - Keep' your seats."
f. - One scholarly looking conductor
"Ssj Willi horn rimmed spectacles
!! - .couches his warnings, In words
r - which seldom fall to provoke the!
. q mirth of his passengers. "Over-'
1 nean construction," he says
- "Kindly remain sealed."
canie In (he visit of a Crown Prill
cesH.
Her Royal Highness. Louise of
Sweden, rinding the America
theatres, like the nist of America,
charming," admitted I hat sin
missed Hie "ices and the lonio!!
squashes" served during Hie en
trades of I lie continental plays.
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" -The deluge of tea rooms rcjoic
'I 1iig in bizarre names and sporting
blue and canary yellow tables has
' rosulled In a new occupation ror
'. ' nt deast one Now Yorker. A sign
, ,ln 1lie Roaring Forties in'oclalins
i .a '"School of Tea Room Manngo-
-.menu
. ' Worried and wcnllliy theatrical
managers of New York, who have
spent years trying to get llielr
audiences scntcd before the cur
- tain rolls up, believe chronic lale
theater goers nro lncurnblo.
, Few seals are occupied ten min
utes: ahead of time and most per
sons como rushing in 'during the
last, few moments. Those coming
in about tho middle of tho first
net, usually are couples and parlies
of -friends that have lingered too
long over coffee and conversation.
Occasionally, notice Is served late
comers will not be shown to Weir
seats unUI after the first act but
It lias llttlo effect.
The "Occupalional Therapy" ex.
hiliils or the American Psychiatric
association give more llian positive
proor that art is not always quite
sane, niaue by tlio patients in
mental hospitals, the rugs, candle
sticks, book ends, screens, desl
sets and furniture exhibited show
ed a "tasllness" and skill In do
sign and color not always round In
the products or more rational
guilils.
Ono enormous carpet, n black
background with n poppy-like pat-
it'in 111 uiues nnu greens, is Known
by the pnlienls of the hospital on
warn a inland as "The Magic Cni
pet," for permission lo work on It
U regarded as n sure sign of an
pronchlng parole or release.
PRESS ASSOCIATIONS IN
HIGH SCHOOLS GROWING
New Yorkers talk n lot about
tliB "sticks" and its slage and
vaudeville actors like In tell
i "Rube" Jokes, hut every week end
railway stations nrn jammed Willi
thousands of persons going to Hie
country.
Tho rush begins Prldny after
noon and by the following after
noon and night Is at its height.
The long trek back home begins
Sunday afternoon ami usually is
ended by Monday noon.
-A newspaper columnist has been
trying to discover tho definition or
a New Yorker. According to one
Central Park pollucmnn who
stood desperately surveying the
pifjlcr littered hills and dales or
hi, domain, n New Yorker Is a
person who will carry a newspaper
fife miles lo drop II In Central
Pork. .
An tncenllvo to add elaboration
to 'the llroadway theatre system
".Prune Dryer Supplies
Dryer Pipe, Fans, Trays, Tray
lug Machines, (las Engines
Irrigation Supplies
Pipe, Pumps, Motors, Hydraulic
Rams, Light Plants, Generators,
Water Wheels
. Estimated Furnished
Installations Made
Walter Lenke Dixonvillo
LOUISVILLE, June 2!). Kentuc
ky Is Hie latest stale to have a
stale high school press association.
Michigan, Texas, Ohio, Kansas,
Illinois, Indiana. Minnesota. Okla
homa, Oregon and Missouri also
have slate bodies Vor the young
sters. Then there nro rive seclinnal
ones. Hie Northern Intel-scholastic
Association, including North mid
South Dakota: Hie Itocky Mountain.
III4D.1 LJ, ( Tl I ' 1".- X j ,r l 1U 7JI
United Stntee Tires nro under
continual test in our laboratories
and an our road test vehicles.
Matorooacb tires, for example,
are tested under actual service
conditions on this United States
itubber Company Test Coach.
Questions and Ansivers that may be
Neivs to You by a Tire Engineer of
the United States Rubber Company
10 ViS&T
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Keeps you
Spotlesf
For your very daintiest frocks and
Uppers use Oronite Cleaning Fluid
a new, non-explosive fluid from
the scientific laboratories of the
Standard Oil Company of Cali
fornia. Try it yourself to clean furs,
kid gloves, flannels or serges, hats,
upholstery, rugs, etc. ! Only a mild.
quick-vanishing odor. Ready now
at grocery, drug, hardware or de
partment stores or at Standard
Oil Service Stations.
STANDARDOIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA
Clean'mgfluid
(WN-wVosive)
Question With 20,000.000 enrs running in
A rnerica, doe nut the experience of liners
largely take the place of factory tenia?
Answer On the contrary. The very fact that
motor transportation is so important in the
life of every one imposes an additional obliga
tion for searching tests on the tire maniifuo
turer. The makers of United Stales Tires do
not expect their customers to teat their tires
for them.
Qucni Ion What docs the United Slates
Itubber Company Fuctoru Test include?
Answer Everything from the Tree to tlie fin
ished 'l ire. Jlnw materials are tested before
they go into the tires, und the iinislii il tin s
lire tested in the Company's laboratories and
on the Company's road test cars, trucks ami
laisea. 'J'liey are also watched in actual com
mercial service.
Question What do these tests prone?
Answer The material tests insure the quality
of material used. The laboratory mid road
tests of complete tires "prove up" the correct
ness of manufacturing processes.
Question What raw materials are tested?
Answer Cotton cord, which furnishes the
strength und flexibility of the lire; rubber,
which binds the various parts of the lire lo
gel her aiid fonus the tread or wearing surface;
compounding ingredients, which wc mi with
the rubber to give it the necessary finalities;
mid, steel wire, which is used iu making the
la-ads of the tire.
Question What tests are made on the
cord?
Answer Cord going inlo tlio manufacture of
Web (lord for United Slates Tires is tested
for strength, St ret ell, sie, twist, ply, it-uglhof
staple, and freedom from imperfections.
Questiun What leslsaremadeonRubber?
Answer Kven HioukIi the quality and uniform
ity of Sprayed Kuhher is conlrolicd by the
processes used on our plantations in tin- far
I-Jisl, every shipment received a tour factories
is agaiu tesled for uniformity ami also, after
inking with sulphur, it is tested for its rate of
vulcanization, its tensile strength and stretch.
Question n'inf tests arc made of com
pounding ingredients?
Answer Compounding ingredients are tested
to determine their purity und uniformity.
They are practically all in powder form and
even the degree of lineuess to which tbev have
been ground is tested.
Question What tests are made on lilcel
Wire?
Answer Sled wire is given n chemical analysis
to determine whether it meets our specil'u-a-lions,
and it is also tested for tensile strength
and elongation.
Question Are Vnileil Slates Tires tested
alongside of other makes?
Answer Yes. Tla-se tests are conducted daily
in our laboratories anil on our rowl lest ve
hicles. Question What Is the object of these com
petitive tests?
Answer To maintain the superiority of our de
sign and constniclion.
Question Does the fact that a large num
ber of tires of a certain design and con
struction have given satisfactory service
obviate the necessity for further tests on
tires of the same kind?
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Answer No. Vehicle design and use, and road
conditions are constantly changing. Tires
that gave excellent satisfaction ten years ago
areobsolcle toduy in design and construction.
Question How does the United Slates
Rubber Company keep abreast of these
constantly changing conditions?
Answer It lias a corps of factory trained tech
nical experts in dillerenl sections of tie- coun
try, continually checking tin; service our tires
are rendering under uctuul operating condi
tions. Question Do all companies test tlieir tires
in tit is way?
Answer Most all 'companies make tests of
some sort. Very few, itany, carry tliem to the
extent that they ere carried by the Unilcit
Stales llubls-r Company.
United States Rubber Company
Tra4a klerk
UNITED STATES
ROYAL
BALLOON
For .S by
ROSEBURG GARAGE
Roseburg, Oregon
Colorado anil pails or adjoining
stali-s; Hie Norlli-Ont nil. Ohio
and pails of states bordering on
the east: the New England. L'olpm
Ida, New York, New Jersey, l'enn
sylvnulu, and other Atlantic slates.
The Central Interschohistic
I'l'ess association, lieadipiarlers at
Hie University of Wisconsin, lias
national scope, and membership In
publications in excess of l.atto.
CARS COLLIDE
over on its side, and Mr. Kohl-
hagen's tar was quite buillv dem
ons driven by Louis Kohlhagcn, 1 aged about the from end. Fortu
Jr., anil Hugh Fitzgerald collided' nately neither or the drivers was
yesterday evening at the Inter- injured.
section of Oak and Hose streets. o
Mr. l-'llzgerald's car was turned Arundel, piano tuner, l'hnnp ISM,.
SIR KNIGHTS ATTENTION
Asri-lon Coniuiniidry No. I I will
meet In Special Conclave Tuesday
evening, June 29th, 7:30 o'clock. '
Last conclave before September. ;
llegular business to be cleaned up'
til-lore Hie summer vacation. '
it. i.. i;u.i:. i:. c. 1
M. C. RADABAUGH,
Auctioneer, WO N. Pine St., Iiose-.
burg. Oregon.
NAVE
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voua
fUftNJTUft
MOVING
rnrniturp receives the ul moat
vnrv and a (ten (ion in our hands.
Our vans are specially pathlcd ami
equipped for the transpnrlalion
nf furniture (o any part of the city
' surroundings.
"We aim to please"
H. S. FRENCH
TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO.
Phon 220
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Sailor Takes First Fall in
Hard Bout, But Fails in
Attempted Comeback
After the 2nd.
Ira Dern, recent conqueror of
Ted Thye, gave "Sailor .Tnelc"
Wood?, another doso of the "air.
plane spin" before a crowd of 2!ift
at me iioseDurg armory last night
and It decisively ended one of the
best wrestling bouts ever sepn In
nio cuy. woods, who had cap
tured the preceding rail, made a
game errort. to resume the strug
gle for I ho third and rfechiinr fnii
but, despite an extra five minutes
rest granted by Dern. lie was inn'
gooiy- to even keep his balance
on the mat and Jtcrcrec Glenn
Smith, yielding to the urge of the
spectators, halter the nrfnlr and
raised Dern's arm as a signal of
victory. The first fall was regis
tered by Woods with a toe hold
In 39 minutes, and the "cuckoo"
producer of Dern's came In 17
minutes.
Woods was the aggressor In
nearly all of tho first period and
twice forced Dern to crawl off the
mat. Dern broke most of the
Sailor's holds, however, by a tew
seconds of siiinnin? his nu-n hn.lv
uieucs were cienn tnroughout.
while Woods at times was umluiv
rough and more than once Ileferee
Smith had difficulty making him
break" when the men were off
lie mat. Woods' chance fnr lair
ing the first rail was nresnnln,! in
him when Dern. bIoodIhe over
cached between his own leea nml
grabbed one or Woods', putting
him on his back. In this position
Woods shot, out his other leg with
terrific rnrce. sending Dern off the
mat on his face and partially stun
ning him. Quirkly following up
us auvamage, wooiis Jerked Dern
back on the edge or the mat and..
.iiiMi-u tt iue iioiu on nini. Dern
panen mo noor as a concession of
ueieni. put Hereree Smith had to
sinp woous on tho back for several
seconds Before lie would let go.
I ne second period was nil
Dern's. Taking the aggressive right
irom the start, Dern. artor once
lorcing woods, ror the first' time
during the bout, to crawl off the
mat, raised the Sailor off his reef,
spun him around several times and
then slammed him on his back.
Tills was "good night" ror Woods.
After lying helpless Tor several
seconds. Woods began untiling with
an Imaginary roe and had to be
helped to his corner, then to (he
dressing room. At. the end of f i f
leen minutes rest he wns still so
badly dazed that he was advised
lo call it a day and quit. Stubborn
ly refusing, lie walked groggily
back to the mat and made a piti
ful effort to carry on. After mak
ing two futile clutches at Dern
and tailing forward on his face,
Ills condition became apparent to
the crowd, who called on (he
rereree to slop the alfalr and Smith
at once complied.
In Hie second preliminary Her
man lluetzel easily look two tails
in less than five minutes from
.lark Ford. A young brother or
Ford lost the first preliminary in
one fall to another lad named
Horrman.
DON'T SHOOT!
Up k hint another farmer
To give you better service (and get more of your trade) 5
we have added to our organization Mr. .Walter Leake 5
of Dixonville.
Lots of you know him and more of you will meet him
soon. He is a farmer and talks a farmer's language, and
his business is to save you money. In other words to
serve you in buying or selling the things you need or
produce.
"See U Firt We Cn Save .You Money"
FARM BUREAU
COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE
K08EBURQ OAKLAND
CLASSIFIED SECTION
, A
ALL NEW AOS WILL BE FOUND ON BACK PAGE
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Broccoli plants. Phone
ti-F-33. H, P. Conn.
FOR RKNT Modern-- furnished
housekeeping rooms. 230 S. Rose.
FOR RliNT 6-room houie; $25'.
Phone 471-L; call 547 S. Steph
ens street.
FOR SALE 1923 Ford roadster,
$200. Roy Catching Motor Co.
FOR SALE Light Ford delivery.
Apply Scolt Plumbing Shop.
FOR SALE Split alder Btove
wood. Mellon Bros. Phone 14-F15.
RAROAIN Cigar showcaso and
electric popcorn machine at J01
Cass St.
FOR SALE 191S Oakland touring
(good) $50.00 down. Roy Catch
ing Motor Co.
FOR SALE Grain hay, $10 load"
all you can haul. R. F. D. No. 2,
Box 62. Phone 8-F-13.
FOR RENT Well furnished apart,
ment; reasonable rout. 331 3,
Main street.
FOlTTtENT G-roonf lfome closo
in, with garage. Vacant July 1.
Inquire 107 Sheridan St.
FOR RENT Furnished apt. ?!f.
mo. L. & W. furnished. 314 So.
Jackson, near Antlers theatre.
EXTRA FINE Kale plants now
i-an.lt, 111. ...... n lnn.. t
The Fprn 199 1ST .Tnelrcnn i
BROCCOLI P LA NTS Ashby
strain, early and late varieties.
M. Common, N. Curry estate
-o-
Camp stoves, chairs, beds, etc.
Ziglor Craven Hdw. Co.
McNARY WORKING
ON FARM PRODUCE
PRICE MEASURES
"Betler prices for farm nro-
ducts is more Important than
re credit." Senator MeNnrv
states in a telegram to lister
l.'utnei-. the message being recelv-
I today. Mr. Hutner. mannei
of the l'mpiiua nrorcoll Exchange.
recently wined Senator MeMiirv
making the statement that the ad
ministration's policy ot granting
further loans to rarmers would
.only make the sitiiatlcn worse and
that the reai benefit could be pro
vided by action either in increas
ing the prices on farm produce
or lowering transportation rates.
Efforts have been made along the
line suggested by .Mr. limner.
Senator McN'ary says.
CHERRIES FOR SALE Black Re
publicans, 3c per lb. Lale Duke,
4c per lb., on the tree. Phone
.8-F-4.
FOR SALE One gas engine, 1
horsepower, very nearly new.
Frank Paulsen, Rt. 1, box 113,
Roseburg, Ore.
FOR SALE Two steam traction
engines, In good shape, 48 and
39 horse power engines. Phone
3202, Myrtle Creek, Ore.
FOR SALE One blue Australian
Shepherd puppy: rather and
mother trained stock dogs: this
one will please you. Phone 22-F21
FOR SALE 1923 Maxwell coupe.
classy looking, good tires and in
A-l condition. $175.00 down and
12 months on bnlauce. Roy
Catching Motor Co.
FOR SALE 1923 Hudson speed
ster. These cars are hard to get
and this one is in the very best
ot condition. A good buy nt
$750 Terms. Roy Catching
.Motor .Co.
FOR-"SALE Two f. I.'- Case
threshing separators; one Ford
son tractor with extension rims,
lights, pulley and governors; one
Rodrich Leare tandem tractor
disc: one 1 f-in Oliver tractor
gaag plow; 15 head Jersey cattle,
cows and hellers, part registered
stuff. R. Morningstar, Box 181,
Drain, Oregon.
FURNISHED APTS. tor rent
Modern In every respect. Closf
In. Reasenable rates. Phone 58.
FOR RENT TwcPlrbnT officii
rooms. Located In business cere
ter of city. Call at 136 N. Jack
son St Or phone R8.
FOR RENT Partly furnished n
room house with garage. 412 3
Mala St Apply at 491 S. Main St,
or phone 23.
FOR RENT 7-room modern home,
turnished or unfurnished, by tho
month or year. Ono ot (he nice,
cool pleasant locations in the
city. Call Thos. Cobb, Perkina
Bldg.
I LOST
4 :
LOST Black rooster. Phone 4ri9-Y.
LOST White male Fox-hound,
small black spots on ears. Ro
wardrPhirstraderriihone l-F-32.
LOST Nurses' hospital pin; en
graved St. Lukes Hospital, Aber
deen, So. Dak. Finder pleaso
leave at Ibis orfice.
I FOUND I
FOUND Umbrella at Christian
Science church. Owner may have
same by describing and paying
for ad.
:
WANTED
FOR RENT
Single loop bale
bundle, cash price.
Bros.
ties
nt
FOR RENT 4-room furnished
apartment. 24li N. Rose St.
WANTED House work by capable
girl. Phone 435-L.
WANTEDOngood security7$1200
for 3 years. See Pat.
WANTEDGoneral iiousowoifc
liable Reynolds, Melrose.
NE"WCL"UBS"for oliirWaiitedTTec
ond hand golf clubs. Roseburg
Golf Club.
James Applegnte, who was the
son of Charles Applegnte nnd
nephew or "I'ncle Jesse-' Apple
gate. Mom In St. Louis. Mo.. Feb
ruary (I. 1S4:'. Mrs. Applegate
went to Oregon with her faniilv
at the age of 5. and lived at Yon
calla and later at Goose lake. She
moved to California in 1K.X.1. She
is survived by two daughters In
California.
se
Wharton !
'IOM-:i-:lt ItKSIDEXT OF
ItHWTY ii:.i IX CALIF.
Bemls and Case horse drawn
transplanters la stock at Wharton
Bros.
Page Lumber & Fuel appreciates
your business ami gives you gooil
values and good service. Lei us
MONROVIA. Calif.. June
.Mrs. t aronnn i . Applegate. St. a serve you.
resident of Oregon finm 1S4 7 lo
""d June L'n at her home Eat barbecue sandwiches and
reie mi.. as iue widow ot live forever. Brand's Rnnrl HlonH
TUBBY
"Just because daughter
'wioket it's no sign the world
I poing to the dogs."
Conditions change. Ten years
ago you never heard of the
HOWDV BOB, IS Vol(2
PAPPV AT HOME T
This Baby is Sure Hardup
l?UW INTER "THE HOUSE
"THEM AM GIT ME A '
0T OF HIS CLOTHES
A is some shoes like
A GOOD FELLED .
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1 UM'T
ALLOWED
"TO GIVE
HI STUFF
AWJNV
y
OH, ME LAD, HAVE PITY
OM A POOfi OLE MAM
VOHAT MAI Ma GoT. EfOOOGH
CLOTHES TO KEEP HIM
AJAQM- Gop-n-na.
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By WINNER
f vohv Sfr.n ... F THEV ViOZ SEIUM- I
DOniTtMA fit SX 12
WANTED Waitress, must help in
upstairs work. Also want house
keeper. Apply Glentlale Hotel.
Glendale. Ore.
WANTED Woman lo care for
elderly couple. No housework or
cooking to do. Inquire nt Fuller
ton's Drug Store.
PRUNE PICKERS WANTED
Good crop and tine picking, wood
and camp furnished, ltoy Bond,
Glide. Oregon. Phone 36-F-2.
WA NTED Man andwife to do
Janitor work. Must have exper
ience. Address A. B., News-Re
view.
WANT'TO'TRADEloMmme close
to Portland? Have fi-room house,
bath, city water, gas. electricity:
2 lots, 1 block to ear line. Price
$2750, to Irade tor -l-room modern
house dose in Roseburg. Address
V. O. box 234. Gladstone. Oregon.
MISCELLANEOUS I
DRESSES MADE for J3. Mrs. Owci
309 Kohlhagen Apts.
HOrSES-Mowir built ii-id re
paired. See Pat.
CONCHETR work at compotltffs
Drtc Mirer or building hoist
for hire. Miller. Phone 44M.
CAR OWN E R Dou't forget to
call 653 when In need or auto
parts. Sarff's Auto Wrecking
House.
Automobile Repairing
GREASING
WASHING
Bring In your ear and have us
go over It.
Nash Sales and Service.
L R.Chambers Motor Co.
Oak and Rose
Phone 649 Roieburg, Ore.
Hwklneon 8ytem Tire
.-. Repairing.
Now is the approved system
or vulctnlrlng.
HEALY-WOOD
WHEN IN ROSEBURG
STOP AT
Hotel Umpqua
VULCANIZING CO.
8S N. Main
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