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Newspaper Page TextFIVE CQUfJTIESTQ WIN yfe IV-I: ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, TUESDAY. DECEMBER 13. 1927. Economies of oration Ope FOR fifty years Swift & Company has been handling perishable ' meat products. During that time an -efficient money -saving sys tem of marketing has been developed. ; Science has been utilized to find ' new uses for many products that once were waste and better .uses for old , ; .. i ; products.' Multiplied uses have in- creased volume. Increased volume has resulted in decreased manu facturing and marketing expense.. Experience, science and skill have s reduced waste to a minimum. Swift's marketing system means only one profit and that is low. For the entire operation of convert- : ing live animals into. Premium Ham and Bacon', Brookfield Sausage and - other finished meat products and dis- tributing them to' the retailer, Swift & ' 1 Company receives a profit from all .; .: '. sources averaging only a fraction of a cent per pound. , The National Distribution Con- c i ference in 1925 found the whole-" .- Ml ? sale expenses of the packers! branch. I j. j j? houses to be, the lowest of the seven-' " " " ' " teen trades studied. 1 ' 1 ' 1 ; ' These economies of operation make possible, full market value for : ; ;' J live stock and lowest possible prices for meat. Swift & Company serves . '. 1 both producer and consumer efficiently and well. v - ; Swift & Company TRY IRON MAN STUNT NEW YORK, De: 13. Lloyd Halin, or the Boston A. A. will at tempt the "iron man" etunt at the next Olympic games by trying for victory in both the Slid mill ' " muter races. The conqueror of Ed win Wide has arrlveu In 'bo&iu.i from his home m Falls City, Ne bruKku, to finish training for an Indoor campaign. The fent of winning the S00 ami 1500 meter races has been ac complished three times. In the first games of 1196 E. H. Flack of. Great Britain was successful una the others were Melvln W. Shep pard of CTie United States in 1908 and O. A. Lowe of Oreat Britain In lllSO. Several Ford tourings and roadstors with starter and In good running condition. J60 total -price. Hansen Chevrolet Co. TURKEYS We Will Receive Turkeys Wednesday and Thursday Dec 14th and 15th Valley Poultry & Produce Co. Phone 646 226 W. Oak I AT YOUR SERVICE! 1 U Now while it is inconvenient for you to do your shop- ft ping and you can not send the children, we are willing g to serve you. Tolephone us your orders and we will de- K liver to your kitchen. Everything you order will be just S as good as though, you were here to pick it out yourself. I ECONOMY GROCERY f t Phone 63 O. L. Johnson g Ti2&6 that serves you beat. f District Attorney Guy Cordon returned laat night (ram ' Sulem here he has been spending the past two weeks assisting in the preparation of the land grant conn ties' brief in Ihe land grant case. The state recently brought BUit against the counties to, collect a portion of the money paid by the government and in the lower court the counties won an unqualified victory, but the state has appealed to the supreme court and another hearing is to be neld very soop. At torney Cordon says that the coun ties will be able to muke much stronger showing before -the su preme court than they did before the lower court as additional au thority upholding the position as sumed by the counties has bevn discovered. In the event the comi ties are able to win again In this next round the is due will be Bottled as the state will not be able to carry the case past that court, but If the decision should be an adverse one, the counties have the right to go on into the federal court, Howcvor, Mr. Cordon 1b quite positive 11?(tt in view of the argument to bo pre sented through the brief now pro pared tho supreme court'n decision will he favorable -to the counties 'If this is the case Douglas county will be benefittPd to the extent of approximately $325,000. - . . o . Several - Ford tourings and roadsters with starter and in good (running condition. $60 total price. Hansen Chevrolet Co. DRILLING RESUMED AT LEEPER DOME Drilling ' was resumed at the Leeper T)omo -oil -prospect yester day and excellent, progress was made, according, to W. L. Cobb, manager of -the -Oakland OH com pany. , The outfie is under full steam, Mr. Cobb says, and in their first day's work the crew made a fine record. : The officers of the company are very hopeful over tho outlook, anil expect to reach pro duction wilhln a short time. Vaughn drag saws give good ser vice. Wharton Bros., agents. CELEBRATION MAY BE HELD ON STREETS SATURDAY NIGHT The main business streets today presented a roal 'Christmas ap pearance as the task of erecting the evornroenB was completed. Troes were placed at each lump post and at the intereatcron of unsB 1 and Jackson' -street a huge decorated tree -was placed.' This tree Is In side the sidewalk line on Cass street so that it -will not lntorfore wtih trnffic It has been proposed to celebrnto the lifting of the quarantine and the reopening of the Christmas shopping period by a big celebra tion Saturday night. If this is done ,the band will probably appear on ithe street for a concert, and a pro gram will be given at the big tree. Merchants will cooperate by a spe 'clal showing of Christmas goods. Arransements for such a celebra tion Is being considered today. . Eat barbecue sandwiches and live forever. Brand's Koad Stand Portland Stations KGW, 491.6 6-7 p. m., dinner con cert; 7-7: 80, Santa Clnua pro gram; :30-7:45, Thrift talk; 7:45-8, Hook chat; 8-8:30, Sealy Sam program; 8:30-9, Auction bridge game No. 7; D-10, "Kver ready Hour"; 10-11, "Keloid Tales." i - KOI, 81P 6:16 0, topsy-turvy time; 6-7, dinner concert; 7-7:15, amusement guide; 7:15-8, or 'Chestra music; 'tl-ll, educational hour; 9-9:30, popular program; 9:30, fight reports. KEX,- 239.96-6:85, utility; 7-8, Neapolitan -trio; 8-10, studio features; 10-12, dance muslu.. Other Coast Stations KOAC, Corvallis, 270.17:15 p. ill.. The campus reportor; 7:25, Do You Know -Oregon? 7:30, "Ita tlons for Fattening Lambs," Prof. E. L. Potter; 7:40, Timely home topics; 7:46, Chats With the Homomaker; 8:00, Prms of the Oregon Country, K. T. Heeil; 8:05, Offerings in American Llt eruture. No. 11, Dr. John M. Klerzok. KMO, Tacoma, Wash., 354.18:30-, 9 p. m., courtesy concert; 9 11:30, (lance orchestra; 11:30- 12:30, theatrical frolic. KHQ. Spokane, Wf.h., .370.25-6 p. m., Bervlce 'period : 6-7:16, con cert orchestra; 7:15-7:30, Mrs. Cohen's little boy Ben; 7.30-8. Santa Claus; 8:0 9, auction brldse; 9-10, Pacific coast net work music; 10-11, network drama; 11-12, Davenport hotel dance orchestra, intermission solos. KFOA, Seattle, Wash., 447.56:30 7:80 p. m.. concert trio; 7:30-8. Movie club; 8:15-R:30, theatrical act; 8:3-D, auction bridge; 9-10. Everwady hour presented through the Purine coast net work; 10-11, 1'aciric coast net work drama. KOMO, Seattle, Wash., 8066 p. m.. Totem concert orchestra and male quartet; 7, silent; 7:30,' concert orchestra and male nuir. let; 8:30-9, auction bridge; 9 r.vereaay hour, presented through the Pacific coast net work; 10-11, Pacific tnatft net work drama; 11-12:30, Herb Wledoft' dance orchestra KGO, Oaklond, Calif., 884.4 6 6:55 p. m,, dinner concert; 6:M-7:30, news, weather. T.tocks and mar tet Tepciti;- 8 S:3'J, "Catlitdral - fi : : From Our Complete Stocks of Popular Priced Gift Items, We Have Chosen Many M in &s MM Values $125, $1.50 up to $2 at Popular Price of $1 A List of a Few of the Many Specials Every Item Special Value $1.00 Toys $1.00 Practical Gifts Mens Shaving Stand, double mirror $1,00 Women's Garter, Shoe Tree, Hdk. Sets .......'....,......$1.00 Large Fancy Boxes of Stationery ....$1.00 Imported Glass Candy Jars, Bowls, etc. $1.00 Crumb Trays, lacquer or antimony Sets ! ..$1.00 Plush Pillows, assorted colors,' only :..!..$ 1.00 Christmas Cards, box of 1 2, 1 Oc & 1 5c Val $1.00 Women's Suede Slippers, special value at , .$1.00 Fancy Pottery Vases, Book Ends, jardinieres ...$1.00 Large Selection Popular Pictures, Framed $1.00 See the main floor table for these items. . 1 . , Rubber Tired Metal Scooter, only :.:,L..;...:.:.!.:.:.:.:..$1.00 ( Baby Dolls in Blankets, special ...,.$1.00- Steam Engine, a dandy toy ..:.,..i.....................:....;........$1.00 Large Steel Dump Trucks, Cranes, etc. .......'....$1.00 Tenpins, Comb. Board Games,. etc, $1.00 Mechanical Ferris Wheels, iAutos, tc. $1.00 Mama Dolls, Dressed, Beauties, at .....;..........$ 1.00 Toy Dishes, China or Aluminum ...;..... ...;..$ 1.00 ' Engineering Sets, Building Blpcks',' etc; '..:.'..l...........:$1.00 .Wagons, good sized steel kinds, at ..........;.;........,.,.......$ 1.00 Imported Dolls, Sleepy Eyes, only .....;; :J......u...;$1.00 it, , Conditions This Year Probably Means Lots of Late ShoppingBuy Now! t ; ; , ; , , 'i ' viif :i ,io.; . ,. ' A Department Store of Popular Priced Christmas Gifts. ROSEBURG'S BIG GIFT STORE POPULAR MONEY SAVING PRICES ; Echoes"; 8:30-9, auction brldKo; 9-10, .Evcready hpur presentetl through tho PaciNc ' coast net work; 10-11, Pacific coast net work drama. v KFI, Los Angeles, Calif., 4B7 6 p. -m., piano. solos; 6:15, locture; - 6:30, vocat and ihstruinontal solos; 7, orchestra; 8, vocal ic cltul; 8: 30-9, uuctiou lirldKe; 9, livereauy ho u r, preHOnted through the Pucitic coast net work drama. KFWB, Hollywood, Calif., 361.2 6-7 p. m., dinner concert; 7, stu dio concert; .7:20, courtesy pro gram; 7:50, news; 8, popular songs and music; 9, soloists ami riuartet; 10, (funce frolic. KPO, San Francisco, Calif,, 422.3 6 6:30 p. ni., town crier service: 6:30-7:80, orchestra concert; 8--8:30, Gypsy & Martu; 8:30 !), suction hrldxe; II, Kvereudy hour, presented tlirouKh' the Pa cillc coast iinlworli; 1011, Pa cific coast network drama KNX, 'Hollywood, Calif., 337. 0 p. m.. Hotel Itlitinore orchestra; 6:!i0, courtesy concert; 7, Play goers' club; 7:30, feature pro gram; 8, feature program; 9-10, courtesy entertainment; 10-11, Coeoamit Grove dunce orchestra. KFON, Long Beach, Calif., 241.1 MRS. LILLIENDAHL RESIGNED TO FATE RED APPLES FOR CHRISTMAS (AMOclutril Wow LMwd Wln) ; I ; MAYS LANDING, N. J Bee. 13. w nave oougin tno enure Mi-b IMmiriirpI Thnmnnnn I.llllen. Crop Of BPpleS from tWO Or- dahl is "resigned to her fate" and j chards und can now offer will forego a Christmas party and Bpt"). sound red apples, Jona- dinner with her 8-year old son at the county Jul! here in order to start her ten-year prison sontenco ill tho ktiilp iinnllent lrv .at Trpn. ton. She had planned the yuletlde I nortJ at obsorvunce with her boy, AUred, under the ruling which allows a prisoner 20 days at tho place of trial before being Incarcerated In the state prison. Not until she Is taken to Tronton, however, does .the ten year jail term begin. A similar desire to " have 'it over with" wan expressed by Willis Heaeli, who with the widow was sentenced to ten years -at hard la bor nfter -their conviction for vol untary manslaughter in the slay-. In of the woman's husband, iJr. A. Llllleudahl. NOTICE TO WATER U8ERS While making repairs the water will bo ahut off Wednesday, De cember 14th from 8:00 In 11:00 A. 6 6:15 p. m.. harmony act; a: 15. ' affecting all resident In River concert orchestra; 7-8, Jazz or-j'110' Kdenbowor and polntH north. inc. uAuiruanin tmrciiUN . POWKR COMTANY. chestpa; 8, hand concert; 9, olu familiar songs; 10, organ re cital; 11-12, Majestic ballroom dauce orchestra. Mountain KOA, Denver, Colo., 325.96:30 p. m.; farm question box; 7-9, t hief Gonzales and his Uurceloulans. Tlulck Coach. 1927 model.' lookB and runs like new. Priced very reasonable. Hansen Chevrolet Co. MOON HAS SOME WEIGHT EFFECT KOTICK OK FINAL. S KTT I . Ii M H .N T In Win foutity fotrrt of tho Htnto of urrgon. for P'mjIjis Couutv. In lh nmttor of thR potato of Daniel Ctirtln. Hen. a fieri. Nnth;.; i h'rultv uivrn. Iliut Iho iindci-sltrn'd ndrntnlHtidtor with th will &nti?xvf. of thr cKifiin of I nUI fn.lln . 1n- tho Counly Couit of iHiuKiiiHi otinly, orricin. Tila final H' ' otmt s ffucli aOmtiilstrHtor, uud that tho 'otirt. liari Tlx"J ThurnOiiy tli't 2 Jn). day of Doi&jitbr. Jli-7, wt niti't o'clock a. in., a th. Mm?, and th't (Hut room of said eitri un thn limn antl plmro frr hcHrlnif oitjiwr tiun to fiiitl final account find the settlement Lh-rtuf. II. W. WAItSTKItS, Aflrnlnlstrntor wftu tlm will aui ncxfJ. of tht ottit of l.mnlel Cur tln, dtrmnA, Datfd u:iJ firnt pubttKhed ' titlr 22ul d4X 9t Koviaur, 11 J r.pnrii.tl I'rM lcitri V.'ne) WASHINGTON. Inc. 13. Whon tho moon In dlrcty ahovp tho stenntHhlp Lo-lathan wolghR tnn or twelve potiiidB 1H8 than when the Tnoon Ik tinar tho horizon. Bo Rays a biillotln from the National (ifo praphlo Sock-ry ci-alinn wkh lunar lifting force. The moon ran Htcal one en-mi1lionth of the weight of an object. thane -and SpiUouuorgH. at 91.00 a box for a short time only. Buy now for the hull- days. On the highway 3 miles BRAND'S ROAD STAND Martinez, Kpain, 10. Itnne de Von, BelRlum, won from Eddie 'Dump my, Phlladelphlu, 1. CHICAGO. Kabf Hnth, Lotila vlllo, dofeated iCdflle Shea, Chlca B. 10. IJOSTON. Al Mellu. Lowell, MuflK,, outpointed Jock Mulono, Ht. Paul, 10. PITTSBURGH. V mon dnfeated Jack burgh, 10. Willie Zlvic, liar- PlttH- PltOVIDKNCK, R. I. Benny Bkhb. Philadelphia, defeated John ny Bheppard, Wohurn, Mubk., 10. JOHNSTOWN, Pa Danny Coony, Trenton, Tv'. J,, and Dory Sh I mar, Willlawsport, Pa., drew. 10. CUMHKKLANI), Md. Wllley Ptomcy, all-snrvlce mlddinwclKht champion. Washington, D. C, knocked out Frankie Theodore, Philadelphia, 3. We invite YOU to invite your friends to Bank, with us. A cordial welcome here for every saver. , 4 Interest Paid on Savings Acoounta TheRosebuiBNational Bank Rosebur.Ore. Kred JohnHon. M'droae ranchor, noon attending to buainoss mat wh In Hfwbnrg on Monday after ten and trading. MOHILK, Ala. Buddy Seaborn. Mobile, defeated JJenry Jungle, New Orleana, 10. "Say it with ChrlHtmau Seals." .- RESULTS OF LAST NIGHT'S BATTLES NEW YOriK. Tommy Ixnuhran won lltchl heavywolKht from Jim my Hlattery, Tlufralo. 15. , Clyde Hull, Dallas, won over farmer Joe Cooper, Torre Haute, In. Arlliro! announced Snrcckels. ISelKluin. lfeatcl Hilly, however. rIonaru, Syracuse, 10. Fenolntc. Pull kmhkd wire laett ! lona;er. Red Strand tenclnt la nev-1 er under triage. 9-39 Square Deal ; or hinge Joint, 85o par rod at i Rfearna A Chenoweth. Oakland, ' Ore. CONOITION UNCHANGED fAiwwlMlH fr. lyl Wlr) DKCATUn, III.. Dee. 33. The condition of Ixiren Murchlaoit, Olympic xanicH aprlnt atar, wa unchanced early today. I'hyHiciaiiH he wan roHtlng well, iiiw.iia.iiiTOti,aiMwwii.M FURS-FURS-FURS Wo ar now in the mnrknt to purnhii yoiir Haw' Ptira bring H them In or ahlp ttiom to u. Iflghent niarkot prlcua paid. Bj Ship Your Raw Furs to Us It you prnfr, ynu may plnco a limit on tin fum you uhlp; If w run not mot the pric you rfquPMt, wo will Ht onco rturn your 'fum to you t our oxpenno. Tf you do not cam to piHre a limit on your turn, we will on the date tho fum are rwrlvRfl, Imuto and mail you our chefk In pHymnt of sumo, and hoit your fum nopnrnt fnra rradonablo tltno for your opproval. -Kindly advlne by lettT or note thu mannur In which yuu wish utt to handle your furs. "Wo fully n-nlfze that our micffn clcpnhdfi upon thn manner In wMrh we liundlo your conulgnniont butilncBB and our aervicea to you. We have the host connection that can bo bad for 3lnimlnfr of our fum. Thin hould h of tn(Hr-nt to you, utt yti can aiiprtrinto tho fart that If buyers do not have the proper ronnnctlnna and mnrkot for tho fum they purchase. It la ImpoBulble fur thorn to pay you the top price, PHI LA.DKI.PHLA Lew Tend- htt, Philadelphia, defeated Hllario MtircTilnon 1h HitffnrlhR from ' cerebrospinal menlnKltla. j o "Say It with Cbrlblmas Seals." 1 OVERGARD AND CRUZEN CO. ' Phone 2817 , " ' . Eugene, Oregon