Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, May 04, 1928, Image 10

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Newspaper Page Textpoun ROSEBURG NETPS-REVIEW.' FRIDAY. MAY 4, 1928. ! Not that other coffees nro had coffees - - but Schilling Is the only ronster who specializes on top grade coffee - -that's nil! - - but that's enough for those who want top grade only. ' 1 HEFLIN IS STILL AGITATED ABOUJ AL SMITH FUND Washington; May 4. nonnw- Ing tils assaults on Governor (Smith's presidential candidacy, (Senator Heflln, democrat,1 Ala bama, demanded In the nennto to day that tho now campaign funds eorfimitteo make a aearchlng In quiry Into tho financing of Kmlth'u pro-convention campaign. Heflln Bald lie believed tho larg est Blush (mid ever used in behalf of ft candidate fop office Jind be.-n expended to promote the gover nor's candidacy. "I iriiBt IhlH new senate, commit tee will get busy," ho Haid. "I want them to summon (lovernor Hmith's manage from California and tho managers of ollwr candidates," , PATRONAGE QUIZ ORDERED WASHINGTON, May 3. Favor nh hi report iviw ordered today by tho nennto pout office, committee of tho HurrlB-Oeorgn resolution fort an Invest gallon of disposition of federal patronage with nn amendment to include all stales ratln-r than irmly (Icorgln. OREGON WEEKLY INDUSTRIAL REVIEW Aslnltu Anderson Fish Co adds much irtodTii (tuiipnjfiit fur kuI mon caniH-ry. roridofia Urari1 Ronde Lumber Co. mill lem.ffiefl" rutting', will) 200 employes. MarKhfleld- New Oslllng ruri.l tun plant marls work, sour, to em ploy ir.o. Alhany hays new f',,ir(o roinhl nation ilm engine and ladder truck. . HUlsboro will rairy oat extcm; Ivc mrecL pavintf program (lilti year. Salmon Itlvi-r cut olf road to vi nt hI w ill hi op'-ni d hy July 1. Marshfli-ld- :.;i,xiiii fi rry con Inirt ruadi for Coos Hay S'Tvb e. Helix KitniM-rrf' At ulna) wi'I build i:t::,uou-lu.-Uii-l elevator here Cliid.loiM' will buy niudi-rri fitv flnhting apparatus. I Copnlle Uin Sitka, Lumber Co. mill lo be n upi-r.'i'd .soon, j This year's Oregon National . (luard (-amp at Clatsop will i u.d (I'M). . , Oregon will g-t il,(t'JP,M) fed eral fundH for rivers and harbors this year. , Hi. Helens plattB sewer Hyulom ; e.stimuted to coat $r8,H-ll. ! I-'rom January to .March, Port land port shipped lilli.OOO.OOO foot LiiinbiT. Atlmrm - KlrBt National Hank lalteB over Farmers' Hank of Wo-ton. iMarHhfleld Start 1b mado for mllliondolliir v.uiil prodticta opera tion to iiho Coob county linilo coal. Tillamook-Counly crcurnory tin Roclullon huys Kite for bulter-mak-l:iK iilant. Canyon City Mt. Venion Cranio ball lia.i cost $7,000. Ibikor Foster & VuiiKhan will build $10,000 (hre.e-Btoro IiubIih'KB block. "Ashland IteKlBter" will ro equip plant lo meet dematidB for bigger biiBineKB. . Ashland Installs new Btront, IlKht- inff Bystem to Normal School. Uend (Jreat Northern lino to Rend Is rapidly approaching com pletion, 1 Klamath Falls Great Northern stei'l draw hridKO Ih completed u Kuwana. Klarnath Falls Ilebuildlns Stew art and Drew buildings on Main street will cost Slir.,000. Forest tirove Fran'c Miller buys out Leaner stro nail will expand business. t'nrvalllR flronnd broken for a tCA v '-.rr nervi nou ion uer rji - MlnnatA WinfhAa KT1I ft Ms 8-PfeceTbolKit 1 rfbrAutoHectrical Repairs IVA k','lWM!WlT-.lil,lil ill 1 11 im 8ortw Driver Contuct Aliqmr Thioknets Gauqa : Leathratt Cae ynr Autn-f.lln. North Kaat, Npllldorr. Kliln, ConiiMllriil, Willnl lioun, Uiiaiih Jt Nlui. B'mT, , U.lro, Wn.r and Rl.ptiuiQ eleeulcal wiuivnivui. A ComnUld Kit for cur owners and mechanic, for ro pairing and adjust ing maonatoa and Iflnltlon ayttema. All toola mad of hiah grade stoel, and fit Into anap'fastenlnq oaaa. Given FREE with every eet of four or more Champion Spark Plugt. with Every Set of 4 or More ; uaiupiun spurn riuys National Change Weelo V, onumtj wtiuwi?Jtoy 12th p Double Savings for You Save the price of this indispensable Tool Kit, and save afterward on the lowered mileage cost that ney uiampion bpark rings will give you. I Spark Plugs Installed FREE! No matter what car you drive what plugs you use a year's operation weak r ens your spark. . . . This results in loss of power, greater gas consumption, C and crank-case dilution, which paves the way for trouble. A set of new Champion Spark Tlugs will shoot your motor full of that good t old Springtime "PtP" . . . carry you over the hills like new, and save you money on repairs anu gasoline . . . bo . . . drive to your nearest "Western Auto" store today . . . Let us put in new plugs, and get your Tool Kit FREE. P Improved Champion Spark Plugs Are Better Than Ever The new patented gaikel-ieal makes Cham pion 2-piece ipaik plugs absolutely gat- 3 1 1 1 1 V Champion's sillimnnite insulator is the per fect resistance to the terrific heat of high compression motors, and the new sillimnnite glaze makes certain a full capacity spark and keeps plugs free from carbon and oily deposits. 1 : j .l. : proved special analysis electrodes assure a permanently fixed spark which is more effi- 3 cient under all operating conditions. Outselling; AH Others 2 for 1 on Performance For Model T Ford, each, 55c. For new Ford and all other cars, each, 75c S3 Tha wsrld'i faraaat retail ara of Auto Suopllaa . . . Serving tn motorist ainca 1909. Guaran- taad tinea of Aeeaaaorioa. Tlraa. Camp J Gooda ana . Radio. -More than 150 Stores la the West' 117 South Stephen Street Phone 97 if. FREE Inttallition At nil "YTMtm Aiitn'a" m b r e Ihnti 150 tflrr, mtmTJn ft flrlnt rfttllM tlon dfpKrtmnM nil on tttr new rime wtll h tjnlrhlT UBtmtlsNl rilKKt 1 Montgoroory Ward & Co. Btoit; ui Xm and Jt-fferson. Solo ABBoeliited 8 tores Co. will btiilj fire-resistant fitoro hre. l.ukf'TlewWiHl Hid' roada to ho ertt-itsivfly Kriivck:d thlfl yar, Kal'io- Klr.'il MotlioJifil ihtir.-Ii r.l.triH $75,000 ufiiu-i. Kosi-huiH I.oni; Hifirifl itrojwl Ik proponed on Drain HcoiihIjihk hli-Jtway. . .lackKori rounly rla'n a $i;?0.00(, rtiii ri lions". . Ncdkowlii oxi&pAa clfotrle aor vicH this -(ir, over a Hi-iolln lino C'XIt'IlHloll, ()r-f.'on has 2.21)0,000 Bhr-f-p. Hi. ll.ltriH shliMif'l more limn I.OoO.Ooo fi-.a IuiuImt In third wt't k of April. Wnl-rn 'anriiry In iironi-crt Tor La (irahrii. Ncwiiorl-" Wnrif Is well along for n:w 72 room hoiH. and rnin-li oiIkt biiliiliiiK hi innU r way or promised. Halm--Sl.'lU.ooo tmrNf'H' liomo ii lo M lntllt Tor iatf lioHplntl. Jo: ph r;uik'.s conlrart fir n't ti r Klri-t-i linlitlii'i srvi'0. (ndltton Walla Walla ;,- 000-volt line of I'ariflc Power & l.iKhl Co. corns $tVM,o a mllo. Ciatskaiiic- "Chlff ' ol'i'U.o In BlallH IM'W IIi.lK'ock pptliniis prim- ins prostt. . Amorla -J2.000.000 now Norlli Pnlp a J'aper mill will be complet ed within 1-1 months. Iturna Crano linn Khlps C2 ftai'H IxM'f -iittI, worth $1X0,000. Kalfin buildinpt pennltH for March imKn'Kuti'd Js217,I7.ri. - Oregon (!ity S-,l0G Ik low hid for a.sphalliu puvlnj; of Oickoii Av? iuh. Uosi-hiHK Model llakcry will build molcrri two-story hii.siiH'K.'i block. Tillamook Contract lot for new. drawbrldHH cast of town. Kalcm--UiK Terminal Ice & Cold Storage plant ripens May 5. ilnrimy county aH.scKKcs 50,000 sheep. Burns Harm y County court house to be repaired. liurns SX.0U0 achool to bo built here for Piute Indians. HoHebuiB issues $25,000 airport bonds. Uoneburtf Deer Creek brldgo opened to traffic. A.sloria Cannon Ileach highway is to bo completed by contrite t bondHinen. lukeview-I,H!te county liimbor mills about ready for season 'h cut. Wallowa McLean's theatre In stall i new pipe oran. St. Helens Sf.u.uou new Colum bia 'theatre opened. Dayton to Improve four ci(ty Rtreoia. , ." ' Malin Hotel Is enlarged and Improved. McMinnvlllo lias SI2!i,000 busi ness building program now under way. Uinpoua river Improvement Is lo have $:t7f.,000 federal funds. Seaside New bunk to bu organ ized here. Tillamook Counly Creamery As sociation paid 7il,27l waes to cheese factory employes in 1!127. Wallowa Work begins on new post office building. Molalla Historic Wright's hrhigo, built In 1SS2, will bo re built, . ' liiikovl.nv Local box factory em ploying 25 men and will soon have 50. Lakevlew Lakevlew bakery to be enlarged and improved. n wievmma umnmm we developed an improved rprine tor haKinr Y or ah am crackers t. a adding nourishment - 'adding delicious flavor GUARANTEE of FRESHNESS We gturantct uncondittonaU)' tSc Quality and frcihntu of evay package of Snow Flake htkm' producti. If not en Drrly wmfiaory in evtry wjy you may mum them to your croor and your money will be rtrunded. Paopk Coast Biscuit Co. For fialo John Peoro .'.-bottom, 10-lneh orchard tractor plow, new, for $125. Stearns & Chenowctti, Oakland, Oregon. t Around trie County t TEN MILE NEWS ITEMS Mrs. Dora Culver ntid grandson, Mux Lockwood, left Monday lor (Iresbam to visit her daughter, Mrs. IJearnateiid, Harold Nichols of Brockw.y was looking after his stock li the neighborhood last week. 1 Mr. Lozer, the tombstano man from Uosehurg, was doing business in Ten m He last week. Mr. and Airs. Johnny Cabbot Jr. have recently moved on the Walter Coates property. We nre glad lo nolo that Mr; Annie Watson Is slightly Improvtd from her recent Illness. Walter, Lester, Ted Coates and wife and Ron C.len came out from Powers to visit over Sunday with their mother, Mrs. Annie Cnntcs. We are sorry that A. K. Uushnell Is not improving. Lawrence Lockwood and Clare Coates left .Sunday for ltiderwood, Washington, where they Intend to get work. Mr. and Mrs. Hoppo from Wash Ins ton are visiting with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Cndfroy. Airs. Woodcock from Uosehurg preached a very Interesting ser mon nt the Tenmlle church Sunday evening. Our Sunday school Is pro gressing very nicely under the m aim cent cut of L. T, Oodfivy, Ihe superintendent. There will be n school picnic nt the Ten Mile school for the close of school on May IS, Everybody rnmn and help make it h success. In honor of our -teachers. Wayne Hreltenhush and Miss Montgom ery, who have served lis so faith fullv the past year. The Ten Mile Commitnltv circle was held nt'thr home of Mrs. V. MeDaniels with a good crowd pres ent. The roll call wa answered with Hihle versos nnd later each gave a rending or Joke. It was an nounced after the procram that the circle will meet on May ItUh nt the graveyard at 9;0f o'clock in the morning to gravel (ho road from the center of the graveyard. Every body Interested Is Invited to come nnd help with this work. Those that have either lentn or truck bring them, and those who have neither, hrinc your shovel pre pared to work. A dinner will be prepared by members of the cir cle nnd anyone else who Is witling to help. Don't forget the day nnd the date, and let's mako the Ten Mile cemetery the beauty pot In the valley. Those Vresetifnt the Community circle were: Visitors, Mrs. Welker ANEW and better graham rvafer , has displaced the-one of yes terdayquite the finest and most nutritious you have ever tasted Honeymaid ! A special graham flour which we mill ourselves by a controlled process retains all the nourishment and healthfulness of the whole wheat Then pure sweet honey and sugar for rich and delicious flavor 'plus greater nutriment. ' Aperfecdybalancedhealthfood for every member of the family! Physicians, dietitians and food authorities endorse them because of their plentiful supply of that"5 growth and energy element, yita min B. They will tell you that there is no finer food for children than these crisp golden -brown squares of nourishment. Both the quality and freshness of Honeymaid Grahams are guaran teed. Baked in the great Snow Flake . ovens within a few hours of your home, and instantly packed in wax wrapped moisture-proof packages. PACIFIC COAST BISCUIT COMPANY Styttl f Taama t Spokant ' Portland San Francbto LosAngtla , , The family Package is more convenient 1 more economical t ... a Snow Flak Bakers Product from Itosrbui'K. Mra. Grnco llarnos, MrH. LotHr Hi'lgt'!, Mrs. lluhll, Mi'B. Jlroitonbuslt, Mrs. Klllinu Swift, Mrs. Winnie ltmhkoy, Mrs. Amy Halhkcy, Mrs. IVlln llowunl, Mrs. May Slliold, Mrs. Union llui'll, Mrs. Annie' Coates, Mrs. Lois Roseburg Cabinet Shop 230 W. Onl: FURNITURE REPAIRING Upson Board and Veneer Panel Cut to Order Saw Filing a Speaialty E. S. AND F. L. COCKELREAS Coates and baby daughter Helen Virginia. Miss Alia Ilalin, Miss1 Anna Slltotd, Miss Viola Howard,! Miss Audrey Porter and the- hoat-i ess, Mrs. V. MeDaniels. i Lumber MILLWORK Windows Doors Finish 1 Chevrolet coacn, 1927 model; one of those fine small closed cara 'Offered at a bargain price by Han I sen Chevrolet Co. Milk of Magnesia ft Effective nnd pleasant to lake. The founda tion of healthy, happy manhood and woman hood lies In a healthy childhood: keeping babies nnd children healthy frequently de mand the life of good laxatlvp. Vutetest Milk of Mag nesia Is the best kind wo know of nnd we recommend it without hesitation. It Is of full strength and purity, pleasant to take nnd thoroughly reliable. 50c Fan pint Nathan Fullerton . n rn Roseburg, Oregon FORMER RESIDENT PASSES AWAY AT PHOENIX, ARIZONA Mrs. Lola Orvli Whttsltt lias returned to her home In this city jfroni Phoenix, Arizona, ivhero sho iwas called on April 21, by the 'death of her sister, Mrs. Ida Hut I chens, who with her husband, j Floyd Hutchens, formerly resided ni itoseourg. Mrs. Hutchens, who beforo her marriage was Ida Zachnry of Iloso burg, passed away nt Phoenix on April 21, following a long illness. Sho Is survived by her husband nnd two small children, Valvn and jUale, and nlso by her mother, Mrs. :A. C. Zachary of 1 Itosebnrg, n Ibrother, Chester M. Zachary of Klamath Kalis and the sister, Mrs. jWhtlsltt of Hoseburg. Mrs. Hut i chens was also well known In Klamath. Tails where she resided for a short time. Stock or special patterns : Use Kiln Dried Lumber Let us give you estimate. . Wo nro exclusive ngents for "Milwaukee" Red Cedar Shingles. n auiiriim himhkiu ui a price no uigner man ordinary stocK. Coen Lumber Company 44444444SHr.I r44.I4444444.H4444444.M4r44444 is O The oldest restaurants In Ihe world, all of them much frequented by tourists, are the Ilrntwurst glockldn at Nuremberg, where sausage has been eaten for 525 years; the Mitre Hotel at Oxford. i which has a service of 500 years: j the Cafe de la Hegenre In Paris, j which has been open for 2')fl years j nnd the Hatskeller in I.remen. 1 built In 14M'i. ' Am Public Liability and Property Damage Two mighty Important Insurance coverages for tha automobile owner. Are you protecting your elf by carrying this coverage on your car? This agency it at your service In writing all tines of automobile Insurance. G. W. Youn & Son INSURANCE IK Cut St rtone 417 The LANOWOOD M GUARANTEED to keep fire four times ax lonz at an nttutr A. . market. tllnttntlon thowa eitra larje 28-bicK trrea Heat carried entirely ronnd the oven Inmriog even baking. Firebox hi oIid Bat bottom and la 18 Inchea long, 10 Inchea wide and 9 a t. adapted to large wood. Aahei need be remorea onjjr one every three months. Parslow Furniture Company 111 Jackaon St. Roseburg Oregon