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-s SIX ROSEBURG. NEWS REVIEW, THURSDAY, JUL.Y 21. 1927. HIGHER FREIGHT RATES ON COAST ARE PERMITTED ii :;; ; n '.v. 1 1 i IF YOUR jimmy-pipe could talk, it would say: "Fill ' me with Prince Albert and watch me strut. I'll repay you a hundred , old." . No doubt about it, many a pipe " has been blamed for things that weren't , its fault a-tall. You have no idea how i well a pipe behaves on P. A y : . On my say-so, buy yourself a tidy red! 1 tin of good old P. A. today. Throw back ( , the hinged lid and revel in that fragrance . of the world's greatest pipe-tobacco, bar '; none. Then tuck a neat wad into the 'business-end of your pipe and light up. There's the answer to every pipe-wish. Cool as a ; pound-keeper. Sweet as escape from the place he keeps. Mild, but with that full, satisfying flavor of the greatest tobacco that ever tumbled into a pipe. No matter how wide you open the' smoke-throttle, there isn't a stop-sign or a detour anywhere. - y ; ; j ' I Nearby is a store where they hand but Jimmy-pipe joyjin'tidy'red tins." (My. advice to you is to make tracks for there at once. Fill your pipe with this glorious tobacco and get the fun that's due you. No matter what your present program is, try P. A. Give'your pipe a chance! ' P. A. h told everywhere In tidy red tint, pound and hull-pound tin Ituini durs, and pound cryttal-glaii liutnidorl Willi ipnnge-inoiiteiier lop. -And alway't Willi every bit ol bile and parch removed by Ilia Prince Albert procett. no other tobacco is like it! 1927, ft. J. Rsynoldi Totiiceu CouitMny, Wtmlon-Sakm, N. C. NEW 8ALVATI0N ARMY '! : i J CAPTAIN IN CITY Captain H. J. Gnlnliuo, formerly in charge of the Mnrshfleld Snlva Hon Army corps, nrrlvcd In IIoho '' burn tndny to take ovor the local work. Captain Gnlahuo, who suc ceeds Captain Connor, la one of tlio oldest niciii from point of aorvluo, In tlio Htulo, and has nn enviable reputation for slncoruly of pur pose In hlH worthwhile work. ' USED CARS Never before were such values offered in Used Cars. '1924 Maxwell. Coupe, excellent condition ; throughout .. y 1927 Star Coach, like new 1927 Chrysler 60 Coupe $425 $600 $1050 We have many others, all of which are priced very low. We also trade used cars and give you the advantage of the BEST OF TERMS CHRYSLER GARAGE . H. L. Connelly Motor Co. 527 N. Jackson Roseburg, Ore. TRACTOR PASSES , OVER FOOT AND LIMB Joe Cnmphell, employe of tho C. A. Loekwood Motor Company, was painfully injured Into Wednesday afternoon nV Powera, Oregon, when run ovor by a tractor on which he wiih installing u grader. Mr. Camp bell was underneath the tractor, which was of the caterpillar de sign, and when he reached up and touched the crank, the machine started to movo, passing over his loft foot, which wiih badly injured as a result, uml scraping the Bkjn on liis right leg na far as the hip. lie also received a wrenched back. Mr. Campbell was brought to this city lust evening by Verne Shrum, who had accompanied him on the trip, ami was moved to his home ou South Pino street. It will bo necossary for him to be in bed for some timo as his injuries are quite painful. If he is able to be moved today an X-ray will be made to de termine if bo is suffering from any other injuries. COOLIDGE PONDERS .EARLY 1 SESSION TO AID SOUTH of whether an early session ot congresH was advisable to cope with tho problem. The president was told by the commerce secretary that immedi ate general aid was necessary to help the flood area reconstruct its levees and rehabilitate Its homes. but Mr. Hoover without mention ing a special session said he was convinced that the refugees could be taken care of until congress meets In regular session in De cember. He expects that with economy there will ho $:J,000.OiN) tm hand from the lied Cross relief fund by November 1, but declared it im possible at. this dole to say what the necessities will bo after that date. Whether Mr. Hoover's ' picture of conditions in thosouth, coupled with the recommendation of Sena tor Smoot of Utah, for on early session had caused any reaction at tho sutmnnr W Into House, was to bo seen, but was expected that the commerce secretary's report would be consdlered carefully by Mr. Coolidge In reaching n decision. ROTARY CLUB GIVES BEAUTIFUL WATCH TO A. T. LAWRENCE A beautiful gold watch, given In appreciation of efficient and long service, was presented by the Ro- inry club to A. T. Lawrence, the club secretary, nt the luncheon to day. Air. Lawrence has acted secretary ot the. club since It was formed and In recognition of this service the club decided to honor htm with the attractive gift. I lie principal talk today was made by Harry Booth, who gave an Interesting account of the Ro tary convention at Tacoma. Sam Josephson. a formor resi dent of Roseburg, who Is visiting from Bremerton, Washington, also made a short talk. T lie singing was led by Howard rratt, Chautauqua superintendent. Here Is the Famous Kimes Gang . (AMoelMwl Pres. I.i-nil Wire) RAl'in CITY, S. 1)., July 21. Informed personally by Secretary Hoover, head of tho administra tion's Mississippi relief committee of pressing conditions caused In tlio Imtndntlmi of thousand of acres of southern lands. President Coulidge was prepared today to give rnttsiilerntinu to the question TODAY'S BASEBALL '; National At lloslnn It. it. E. Pittsburgh I 5 0 Uoston 2 5 4 Potteries: Kremer and (iooch; Greenfield and (Jlbson, At Philadelphia R. it. E. Chicago 3 in 0 Philadelphia 13 0 Hatteries: Hush and Hnrtnett; l'ruett and J. Wilson. nt rt. ... 1 ! At llostoil S 10 2 Huston 5 9 0 I Hatteries: MIIJus, Cvengros and Coocb. Spencer; It. Smith and Ur- ban. ' I American I At Chlcogo R. tt. E. New York 4 s 2 1 Chli-aKO K l 7 j j linllerles: Hoyt, Collins and Grab iovskl; Connolly and McCurdy. GIRL LIFESAVER IS GIVEN MEDAL The Columbinknlt medal for lilo saving was presented yesterday anernoon to Miss Frances Gorthy, 16-year-old Camp Fire Girl whoso heroic rescue ot Mrs. Hazel Rrench and her 10-year-old daughter, Mar garet, recently attracted a great deol of attention. The medal waa given by the Columbluknlt Woolen I.Mills, mid was presented by Ly jman Spencer, of The Man's Shop. The medal Is n. hadsome silver 'emblem with a bar upon which her name Is engraved. In addition to the medal Miss Gorthy received a beautiful Colum blnkult bathing suit, presented by L. L. Spencer and I. Abrahams, who ore the local agents for the products of the Portland company. Thaie four men are alleged memberi of a robber band led by Matt Klmei (left) and are held at Okmuloee Okla. ,for the slaying of Chief of Police W. J. McAnally of Beggs, Okla., in a double bank rob bery when $18,000 was obtained. Kimes already la under a 99 year sentence for murder, Next In order the men ara Jack Whitehead, Clyde Brandon and Ray Ooolln. j PINE TIMBER ADVERTISED j PORTLAND, Ore., July 21 The ! forestry service is advertising for ! tale 300 acres of pine timber on i the Camas watershed In Fremont national forest with a stand total ing nhniit 9 Qtln non rAAt tii " 1IU1II1UIU . prices are Jl a thousand for pine! ...., v u,r oiner species, rne timber will be sold August 15. HEROIC LAKE COUNTY -WIFE ALLEGES NON-SUPPORT PORTLAND, Ore., July 21. Mrs. Marjorie Amurgey. who was hero ine of the great storm In Lake county last winter when she nearly lost her life trying to save the lives of two small children, is destl- tute, county officials say. Sha and her two surviving children are living with her widowed mother here. Mrs. Amurgey today filed a non support suit in the district attor ney's office against her husband. Pavld Amurgey, said to be living in !akeview. ( AMorlited Pren J-awd Wire.) WASHINGTON. July 21. Rail roads were conditionally authoriz ed by the Interstate Commerce ! commission today to eatablish i north and south Hteainshlp com 1 petition, and at the' rams time to uinlntulu higher rules to mtui med iate points. 1 The permission will nllow clnssl ' fled rules between Hun Fruuclsco and Portland to be fixed at 80 ceuta per 1000 pounds for first class, and 41 contu for fifth class shipments with proportionate amounts for Intermediate classes. At the same time the roads may not charge to Intermediate points between Portland, Ban Francisco rates that are more than 300 per cent In excess of the rates to the seaports. On commodities between the California port and the Oregon port the roads were permitted to make a rate 10 cents per' J00 pounds higher than rateB made by standard steamer lines. On the commodity traffic the commission likewise ruled that the Intermed iate points must be given rates that are not exceeded by the port rates by more than 100 per cent. DIRECTORS OF CANNERY GIVEN POWER TO SELL At a meeting of the stockholders of the unipqua Vulley Cannery last night, authority was given the board of directors to lease the lo cal cannery plant, or give an op tion Tor the sale of the property, providing a suitable deal could be negotiated. The present company does not Intend to operate tins year, due to lack of finances, and in the event a sale can be made or a satisfactory lease arranged with some outside concern the directors will have power to complete the deal. This authority was granted at this time so that it would not be necessary for-the directors to have to call a meeting of the stock holders in the event a proposition was offered. : NEW YORK The mlnlstery is classified by the Itev. Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick Into three groups "flat tires, who can't preach, God given preachers and the large between who can. be trained to p roach.? ,; Two of a Kind . "Yes, Willie," a nuin said in a sour Voice to his Utile son, "you kept your promise to run all Hie er rands without growling lust month and so I'm going to keep. my prom ise and reward you.H . The man took out a .? gold piece and a silver dcllar. "Now, Willie-buy, he said, for lie was a great bluffer,' "which of these like coins will you huveV" . "I won't be selfish, papa," snld Willie who was a chip off Mm old hloWc,;Tll take the little one." ilut Ids falher slipiunl the goli piece back into his pocket. "Kor not being seltlsh," he said, "I'm going to give yon the big one." Educational Museum Agricultural museums are found In Switzerland, (iernutuy, Denmark and Holland. The collections con sist not only of minerals, Insects, agricultural products and by-products', but also contain models of ritnu animals, models and sued Ilea Hons of agricultural Implements, II- lusiraliniiH showing the advance ment of sclontlllc investigations uf Insect pests.and the manner in which lliey attack. These collections are usually In connection with some ag ricultural school and are used for purposes of Illustration and demon stration. One of the largest of these museums Is located at Berlin hi Germany. . . t 0 JMost Western car-owners waste 52 each year in needless repairs How to avoid needless car expense NEGLECTED lubrication and the failure of lubricants to master deadly heat and friction costs the car- owners or this country more than a btllton dollars each '.. year in repair bills an average of $52 for every car on the Pacific Coast. : -f That waste is needless because there are dealers, from Canada to Mexico, who specialize in Complete Veedol Lubrication. Drive in today where you see the orange . and black Veedol sign. - Ask for Complete Veedol Lubrication. While you wait, every friction spot in your motor, chassis, transmission and differential will be correctly lubricated with high quality Veedol hilri cants. Each of these lubricants gives the famous "fn.a of protection" which masters heat and friction. To avoid repairs and reduce operating expenses get Complete Veedol Lubrication ac regular intervals. Always ask for Veedol lubricants by name. . If you drive a Ford ask for Veedol Forzol. ' Tide Water Oil Sales Corporation. San Francisco, Los Angeles, Portland, Seattle. 1 DEALERS : Bulk delivery of Veedol products in now available to over 1300 individual cities and towns on the Pacific Coast, , The Hole in Macaroni A visitor's query : "What makes the hole in macaroni" '! was 1 swered the other day by a macaroni and spaghetti factory. A bronze pin does it. Kronxe is used for many reasuus, but principullv he cause It Is clean and wilt not rust. Numerous little bronze pins are lo cated within the perforations of the macaroni die. Dough is forced through the top of the die by hy draulic pressure, and ns It comes through the bottom it takes on the well-known form of macaroni. A similar bronze die forms spaghetti, a smaller hrynze pin being used. New York Times. Goshawks Are Fighters Sportsmen tell tale's of goshawks that Illustrate their ferocity ami boldness. Charles. D. Lanier of Greenwich. Conn., recites an-experience he had while shooting In the Carollnns some years ago. A blue heron lit near his ducking blind. Almost Immediately it was ill tucked by a goshawk. The hawk fastened its talons In the heron's back and refused to leave its prey on the approach of Mr. I.unlcr. Hoth birds were dispatched bv the aid of a slick, the goshawk brbtling and showing tight to the Inst. Why Grocers Get Gray "Have yon any nice young irrn- cersV" Inquired a Mustered vminir bride, who had Intended to ask for chickens. "Why why. yes," was the astonished reply at the mlier end of the wire. "Well, send m two dressed." "Dressed?" said the grocer, more astonished than ever. "Well, no," was the reply, after a moment's retleetlmi. "I believe you mar send them mulresei, Mv 1111- bnud Is coming home early. iin )r ran wring their necks and the inok and 1 will dross them." I'rores. slve Grocer. r 3S' t . La quartJ Eastern Oils and .Greases f It costs less than 1 cent a quart to ship Veedol to the Pacific 1 Coast, When you buy Vtettti yu pay for quality not freight. J" DOLPH IN CLOSE FIGHT TO RETAIN HIS GOLF CROWN the turning point. w At the turning point the Pr, if. F. Willing-Chandler Egan, and Ed die Held-ltoy Aloe matches were even. (AuocUici rres. Uaiwl wire) . Willing and Egan each made tho SEATTLE, Wash., July 21. ; first nine in 37. Egan won the Frank Dolph, Portland, defending i first two on one nult wWIr will- his crown in the western amateur ing conquered at the fourth with gou tournament nere today, was i a par 4, when the former champion one down at tho turning point otiwas stymied. The Portland den the morning round of his quarter Use squared the match at the final mutch with Fay Coleman, ot seventh with a one putt .while Los Angeles. Ho had bucked up Egan was liikinc I wn ngianst a two-hole lead from the They halved the other hole. In stant. Hen Stein and Harold Nei- eluding the ninth with birdie nieyer nf Seattle were nil even at fours. Rockne and New Football Aide Keep the Mind Open It Is well alnnyx lo lie open mliuh'd. Nei-essnry Is It. hmvever. to distinguish between what Is good Mini w hat is bad. Tio nniny peop.- fall so to do. nppniiiK their mluiM to let In the wronie kind nf stuff. Siu-h people retrograde instead of progress. Grit. . fx V ; - 'if - D.m. ..II.. - i,.. .... . .1 ivnuie nocKne s summer school enlargement of the mi . prompted him to appoint as assistant Paul j. w.c a, ureqon Agricultural College, class work and Schls.ter will be on the field ducted next summer in the east, middle west, fToho,b,P,l,C.Uche.or'wo'rk.,hem ,0Belh'r ' football courses and Notre Dame mentor Schissler (left) heaoV, Rnrtn. ...in i Schools will be con south and far west, after two weeks of . i i.i i
