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ROSEBURG NEWS-RfLVlEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON. TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1928.
No matter where your holiday "cara
van" may rest, you're always sure of
juHt the right kind 'of nourishing, Hp-
petizing, tempting meal when you take
along a supply of FRYE'S "DE
LICIOUS" BRAND BACON. Just
think of sliced Bacon sizzling in a fry
pan over a fire of cedar. Because of
careful selection of choice young pork
ers and strict Government inspection,
you can be certain, loo, that it's the
finest money can buy.
Can be had in tempting tlicct, wrapped
in 4b, sanitary Cellophane pack ay cm.
fiye's Delicious
Tl
BRAND
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ENGLISH RAILWAY MEN
. ACCEPT CUT IN WAGES
L "I1)()N, Aug.. 111. A HAvhiK In
liiUuvJ'.coHta to railways of Wng
luiu -of about $15,000,000 annually
Uirf'Mfinated lp be the result of the
bifiv, cent 'cut In Halaries and
Hw which has been ratlflod by
.UhirttnlunH. The clerks' association
cVmipit'lccl endnrrientenlH or liiu
wovkm-H when It followed the ex
uiiiplo of the Hhopnipn, locoinolivo
men and the big geuerul union of
other railroad employes in voting
to accept tlio cut.
The reductions In pay were tin
- durtaken to afford relief to the
' companies which have b "n under
.goin:,- a period of severe financial
"tlcpiustttoii. Other measures have
huctbotnkeu, Including a govern-
ment subsidy In return Tor reduced
1 f rtrght rates on coal.-
GEORGE FUNK AFOUL OF
CALIFORNIA AUTO LAW
IJiKKA, Cut., Auk. 13. Ceorge
K,-Vhk. who wild he was city
tmifT)r at Portland. Ore., wuh at
r''nte4. here todnv nit a reddens
IE
ffi
MI I - . .,'
1 ;
is mmw
gj 'tncs from JZxO heavy duty ten ply Bus and Truck
g 'Htype to 30x3 Ford tire.
Our tire is the famous Lee tire. Nationally
'linown and nationally advertised. This month, Au-
.Tgust, I92tt, ads appear in all the lead ill); magazines 5
llcrc mentioned: Saturday Evening Post, l.ihcrty,
-i,iterary Digest, Life, limes, Christian Science I
iiVi Ail....,:.. M 1. 1.. Tl... 11....1. 11.. 6?
-per's Magazine, 1 he American Review, Scrihners, "S1
-worlds Work and Llks
f Hrcs as clienp as now.
rand fiddle around with
"Jltie big tire sale Monday, August I 3, and equip
.tyour par with pew tires at prices never before heard
pf. Sale lasts all week. 1 he koikI.h me of the high- K
"est quality, fuily guaranteed. Ueuicmbcr the t
H nlacc and date,
I Nick Cartels Tire Shop
9 439 North Jackson
fdrl'ing charge preferred by Ven
tura county atilhorflles. ' He wus-
I freed on S2nfl bail, V
J 1 1 nrroHt hero wuh hts second
appearance on Hie name clun;go us
jVonhini couuly authorities releas-
ed iilm lifter an Investigation of
an HUjomobllo uccideut In which
lie Ngijrud.
PATTERSON IGNORES KICK "
OF "KANGAROOED" MAN
Mkmw'IjiIM Proiw I,iim-(I Wire,
SALIO.M, Ore., Aug. i:i. After a
very brief hearing loday Governor
I'attersou authorized the extradi
tion of Horace J. Peterson, who Is
wanted fu t'anyon county, Idaho,
on n non-support charge. Peterson
was taken Into custody by tfheiitf
jO. (1. Hoyd of Cnnyou county.
I'etoraou Ih the man who coin
I plained to the governor of beint;
"inanhandled" by other prisoners
I while lie was an Inmate of the
Mullnomah county jail, hut (his
. mievHiice was not aired al his
hearing today. Prior io the hear
J tug he Kiive thu governor a type-
written staleiiM'ut uf his complaint
i but the Koveruor returned It to
! lilin ami It was not inenlloned dur
' In? the proceeding
fTire Sale!!
i
'if Big Tire Sale on
at
M;..l,.,l x, r.... T:, ?
Shop AY) Nortl. Jack-
son St., commencing
Monday morning, Au-
gust 1 3, your lucky
tiny. We have all size f
(ires in balloon type,
from 33x6.75 to 27x
4.40. 1 liiili orrssure
Magaine. Never were
It does not pay to monkey S
your old ones. Come to y
K
St., Aueust 13. &
BOY DIES AFTER
DOUBLE WHIPPING
(Awncliitrd Vrvm leaiH Witt)
COEUU IVAf.ENK, Idaho, Aug.
13. County officials today wen;
investigating th death of (JenixiB
Holtzer, Jr., a farmer imy of thu
MJ' boy region, aftvr lie bad ! n
whipped by his father last night
and again Oils morning.
Tim father reported the affair to
the b hi; riff's office, and watt not
held.
j Coroner It. II. Mooney, ufttT an
liiveaiiuauun, repurieu lliui tile
boy bud been puniMu-d la.st night
for Htealfue money from a neigh
bor and again this morning for cut
ting down some treea belonging to
the same neighbor.
When his father returned luter
from the neighbor's Iiouko, euriy
ing a small stick, the lad, evident
ly fearing another whipping, run
into the house and hid under the
bed, where he died, apparently
front convulsions.
MeCormick - Peering tractors
have rcnnovnblu cylindera that can
bo roplaeet for $f.15 each. The
ball bearing crankHhaft Ik fully
guaranteed for the Hie of the trac
tor. They are sold at Wharton
JirwH.
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OREGON WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
Milton Apple hIiow will
$7.M)0 pavilion roi- ujiniial
build
id low
event.
' (iwemlolen Puolfle It)wer and
Liiclit Co. will rehullil trunHtniB
Hlon lino southwui-il lo poliU neur
Hock crt-ek.
Wliofili-r Molilcr troailo unil fill
belnK rompk'tcd.
Medford loo and ('old RIoi-hko
Co. will build now cold tttorago
unit nils winter.
SaR'in Pluna ordered for pro
poned s:iF,ll,llOH Capitol View Hotel.
Medford New Conroy Blore
I bnlldlitK untl buiiKalow court will
be built on Vel Mala.
Hurns Work lie;ina on now 18,
008 federal uchcol for I'iute i In
dians. Kluinalh Fulls Wejcrhaeiisei
Timber Co. hi gins work on great
milling projeel.
Klamath Falls Irrigation dis
trict will vote on f.luo.wH) drain
age project.
North Bend Coal Products Co.
plans $350,(100 coal reduction
planr.
North Doiid Coal Products Co.
plans f.ir.o.OUU coal reduction plant.
1-lnntou Low bid Is tlM.tflG lo
build Llnnton grade school.
Klamath Fulls New Hot Springs
school estimated (o cost SSO.OiMI.
Scio Munkei-H lll-hway given
second oiling lor J'la.S. ..
Corvallls Crusher working 21
hours u day on gravel for Pliiiu
in at It road.
' Ashland lulerstale Telephone
Co. building new lino through
Keno to Karnath Falls.
iMadras Work being rushed In
oiling Dalles-California highway.
Tillamook llayoceau highway
grading noars completion.
. Tillamook Pleasant Valley
cheese factory, recently burned,
I Hiirrithm'ir..lr'l..ji ........ ........
, " ,,it;,iL (Hunt
has new cold storage and ice
equipment.
Newport votea Siiii.nnt) bunils for
city bull, to. bo ottered tor county
courthouse.
Sheridan Hoy Malo will w'reck
old hull. (Ink ami erect modern
business house.
Italnler Lower Columbia hi gh
way being repaired.
Drain Itoud to Kiollsburg over
llunemk .Mountain being im
proved. Klamath Falls- First la-mile
contract let on l)7inllo Alluras
rallroud.
Dayton Installs new nre (,.,,
Heavy crop of filberts expected
in Willamette valley orchards.
Balem Slate flax plant reced
ing heavy shipments of I!I::k flax
Aurora Mrs. A. .1. Hit i
Hullevllle I'iiIhimI A lolls flux lo tile
acre.
Iloseburg Kohlhagcn ,unch
7..i acres, sold lor sheep ami tur
key farm.
Portland - Dredge Clackamas
l' 'ivor clay two miles
Swan Island uhrield.
Ore.vun lias more than in
In
i ill
oonani Drldges under construe.
tlon.
Maker men have alreadv sul
scribed fiMi.onn towaril a Sir.niiiiu
hotel. 9
Lane County turkey gamer.)
fl)r'o I I lo sell :iluo birds.
Linn Con my 1ij,,,s sliliiplng
fine walnut logs n Clm lhiiail.
Halem will have a new federal
incloornloglrul stallim.
IVuilleior, Perrlnger eslat,. har
vests anno eres wheat In 17 diivs
wlih .sj.noo iiiishi'ls. ' '
Albany - Swirt Co. pu i,,,,.,,
will lie enlarged.
Tillamook Tll!t,,..i, ,.
,, . " ' "me
t leameiy luillrr fiielorv will eosl
annul $,,,oo(i.
Crater Luke travel Is s7 per
cent almve lust year.
The Dalles -Work be'lnn oi.
JI'.",iiiim ICasl..rn Oregon Tubercu
losis hospital.
Douglas county ioultr nu n will
pool sidling or 12 nun iii, k,.jM
HI Helens- sick t. ' ,,,),.
scribed for SL'.r.on.onu Flr-Tex In
sulating 1'oard plant
1 """I" - Him. buildings
cost SSi'.ooi, orderiMl to replace
cenl fire loss.
to
i.a tiiaoile (leueral eioii,,..)
IHSlein lll.-L-.,,, V...
hool Ik
'"I II l5.!i:to,
tlswe:o ew m;;,.ono
Imhikp nciirlliu rooi,,.,,n.
ellool
miiiTpruc Vnllowu
conniv
"" '' 'i"'k crusher lo hiuh-
v eiiuiioneol.
ShIciii ,omh i,.,,., ,,. ,,h.
vere 3? ,.-r i, ,,,,. jMv ,.,.'
Meillo.,1 w,k ,,,. s, ..;.,
It 1 on j.v.v., en,,,!!,. ,.!,,.,.,,
l),.Ko ,.,,,k rexouues m-
,,'";1M"1 I-':: from June ;:u
'-t. to .inn,- :to, im-s
KHlrm - iinii.inu '.,,S ,,.
pbm M-it-ii 011,111 h i,.,u. 5.L'e;,
Jefirson With l, ,'.,. !
lu owl. $:i.l s.-., Is lev. est in Ahmoii
eoiinlv .
s-ilem l-m;;!,. , ,,.u, ,,.
Hu .it-Miit .Xumi-t h, v. lib
I
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Jn tke
"
Carbon deposited by orJ
nary oil is hard, flinty. It
will tear paper; it wilt
scratch brans wear away
steel
Thecnrljon that Shell 'Mo
tor Oil forma 13 to 15 as
much as even the moat ex
pensive oilaia soft, soot
tike. Most of it blows away
through the exhaust
SMELL
Shell 400, the new "dry" gas that explodes cleanly
and keeps out of the crankcase, is the ideal running
mate for Shell Motor Oil. Even Shell Motor Oil
.can be ruined by 'thinning" with a "wet" gas
Borah's Nephew
May Be Judge ;
At 37, Wayne G. Borah ol New
Orleans, nephew of Senator Wil
liam E, Borah of Idaho, may he
come the youngeBt of fetle'il
judges. A district attorney now,
he is In line for appointment to
lucneed the late Judge Louis H.
Burns of the Eastern District of
Louisiana.
erni ami eunuch help.
H;ilem Addition to lie built lo
fi'iieiiil post olitce here.
Portland hnulier export for .Inly
win ll.iimt, I (el nliove June totiils.
Suli in - Oregon Stuti'.siniin. kci--onil
oldest newHpuper in oieyon.
Dells for $2110.0011 lo Sheldon S:lrl;
i.'tt and l-Iai'l llrounlee.
Coid Heurh V'u.sl depostls or,
aliuosl imro urnidiite are repotted
near here.
Medford I'l-nf harvest Iii-kiih,
with L'noo I'ar eroll III prdspeet.
St. Helens Salmon fishlmr s i
son Iuim paltl flslieiint n about vle.
(uio rialvm- Paper mill Ineii a-ies ( ;i
pai il lo Inn tons paper n day.
M rllij I ill lloll ( tuise ,-,,.
nery opens fur lieaiis. Iilm kli. r
lies and Imrkletierih-s.
Hi welmiK J.liioiio rawinill ami
hex fi'.Hnry to l- huilt here.
llleKiMI toill lst hlt.-.inr;,s i ,
.luoe'x.is is per rent ahove .In .
lle'T.
Indepeudelii e -- liiilry l'rodnets
" lukeJ oer llonkins dairy an,)
adds modern e,iiipment.
Mailieui ronnly emtrl lea-;,'.- I'-,-eiin
iir-res laud lo nil riplol ai ion
i oinpnuy .
1'lianoo Twenty sselionl iis
diets plan ii union liikh si heel.
or) alllii I .imi.imhi stale
1 tie Mt nioiiiil l)iiildin; ueart
Mud
l"'d-
Ini
earii um ii ml Seaside d
l.vvi t-ctituii'-iaiu'ii.
- I'M
hind of carbon tkey
lj "
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? FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
(AMO'iotcd rrcM Kftttcil Wire)
CIIK'AtiO Slintl'lo CallahiUi,
(IiIcuko, Iturhnically knock etl out
Johnny Hhcrroil, l-'ort Worth, Tex
as, 3. Turfy (irirrtth. Nioux City.
Iowa, kJHK-kcil on! Del Kontaim,
(.'anaila, 2. Wink Owt-n. Los Amku
ivn, Unoi-lit'd ont Larry Johnson.
ChiraKO. t'l. Frank Nonis, New
York, knocked out Barney Do Cor
aey, ChicuKo. ;i.
CINCINNATI, (). Johnny Dalo,
Cleveland, defeated Hunter Hrown,
Chicago, in. I-Yankie Kio. Cleve
land, nut -minted Otto Attersnn,
Tern Haute. H. .lohnny anher,
Terre llante, shaded Jarkic Pow
ers, Ynuiri.stown, ii. Chet Small-!
wood, Terro Haute, defeated Ted!
Henry. Chicago. H. Calvin Halter,
AuroiH, Ind., won from l'aul i
iirnwn. ( iiielnnatl, ii.
N K W C A S T L K, Pa.' Dirk
O'Leary. Cleveland, defeated John
ny Dunn. Wllkesharre. Pa., 10.
Andy Totnary. IMtislmiKh. defeat
ed Carl CnvelU, Canton. ()., ti.
Mohhy llell'ord. Allliniee, t)
knocked out Johnnie .lancuw.ski,
Cleveland, '2.
28 BILLION CIGARETTES
ONE BRAND MADE ANNUALLY
j l.iumdl & Alyera Toluie'eo iroin
pany now have In operation four
j llirue eiKarette raetories loealed
: at Illi hmond. Va.; Durham, N. c;
! I'liiludelpliia. I'a.; Sun Kranelseo.
Ciililornln -and In addition lo
' rilln.i' liiiimU II... L-,.l.... ..i -i
lieid ClKarettea alone are over
Iweuty-ei ;ht' Idlllon a year.
II Is also aliened that fheKter
I'leld Is an International brand, and
Hull In a letter reeelved from II
passo.imor on one ni the around-llie-worlil
erulses. ibe Into) million
was disclosed that In practically
every port visited ( 'llesterfield:)
mil only 'were on sale, but were
the lei'dtni: American brand in
Hint city.
NOTiCE
I U you Wiuit to buy. sell, or Dink
rVal tKiali'. nee lUtlCL CO.,
MM He Creek.
FARM REMINDERS
If every hit iff leaves of s;oo--heny
ami eiirranls nfr,.,teil with
iililhrnuinse or hj-r spot nmht he
ten-phtety tleinMl before the
Inils start In sprint the disease
would t s(.ppi", the Ort'irnn ex
periment 5iati'.ii finds. Crowns
annM deprd on this hut mut
of neeensity ri'sort to spra ou
when the li-ave apprnai h full .i7i
and another soon as the fruit Is
pieked - for I l:n latter horde iux
II-jK.
dim n
Culrhalinc soil keep
jWfeMs, irrvent9 inkiim of ihp
1 fan coil thus i!nvint o cen
I
I
t';h-tjfJti into the urotiiui, stimulates nmttSon, T. A.
jirvuvth b; kttpiiif soil In a U'oi.ej
M
TO
He Rules China
No, this isn't n picture of a din
inn car wiiter, despite the apparel.
It s General Chiang Kai-shek, com
tJjt-TLTlj
mm . - . : , si
"I
II. s
mandar of the nationalist armies
j in China and now, since his tri
! umph, a leading advocate of civil
I I-h r-..-l t onn.mm.,,! VA' han
j ever possible he dlscirds his mili- Jej
j tary uniform In favor of the simple M
j white coat of a Chinese gentleman,
ihere shown , jM
coiiilillon and fiives the anlen uH
well kept aiipfarani'O. iw
Mash hoppers on this free ramre
are. loeateil near the hcuset ho that
the puileis will eat plenty of mash.
Wnteiiii'ai In dry weather Is r-s
srntlnl to heallhy plants and U
he st ilene rarlv in the ilav so the
plant will ilrynfr In-fore nht
tnakinc them less suM-entlMe to
disease. Lark of moisture Atunts
and weakens !he
P 1 j , u t s often
In dry . up. i
iraiisiiii; flower huds
dnp off or develop
small spiH-imei.it.
IftMii ii?m1 for breeder.; are ih'is
pii from fowl that have Hid one
yar and provr-tl lo be irnd layers.
viumo'is fowl that Is In j;ood
flesh L l st.
REWARD
f li'it st audi nc row ard w ill le
paid for utiyoun caitKht stealini; or
kiHH'i; nheejt or 1:0a is on prnperu
At Cn-ason. Suimhine Ham h.
1 urns KohlhaKen. J. II. Mo-rt, J
M. Weailierfoid. Frank Harsr jhi
Troxel, or .lones Kstate.
you see a
difference
Motors that rniss, knock, lose power. Clogged with car
bon from burned lubricating oils oils that would be
satisfactory lubricants except for this tendency to form
hard carbon.
In fact, the vital difference in oils today
is in the carbon they form,
How much? What kind?
Carbon is deposited by ordinary oils in flint
like layers. Abrasive bits chip off and grind
through bearings. Larger particles hold valves
open, the stems burn, power is wasted.
Shell Motor Oil, forms only 13 to 1S as
much carbon as even the costliest oil you
can buy! And that little is soft, sooty blows
away through the exhaust, i
' The secret is in new Shell methods. So
carefully is this oil refined that none of its
sturdy lubricant body is lost. It will with
stand heat that would ruin ordinary oil.
And while Shell Motor Oil is giving you
finer lubrication it is saving the destructive
damage of carbon actually adding thou
sands of miles to the life of your car!
Remember these facts when you buy oii
next.
R O
To owners of newer models
Today's high compression mo
tors have as little as 132 inch
"clearance." Even a thin layer
of hard carbon causes trouble.
Shell Motor Oil, forming less
carbon, soft carbon, is almost an
essential to proper performance
of such motors '
8
CROOKED BANKRUPT GETS
TERM IN FEDERAL PEN
, ( AMorlatiri PreM I.t.a?tl Wire)
NKW YORK. Aug. It!. Louis
Tabaek of 1'iittoruon, N. J. a silk
textile manufacturer, Was sent
enoetl today to serve a year and a
day in Hie federal penitentiary al
Allun!u on a cliai'Ke of consniriUK
lo conceal a'ssatB in Iho hank-Icounty at Ibe general eloetlon to
niplcy of Hie Franklin silk mllla. bo held Tuesday, Nov. 6. 192S.
The mills were polltlom-d Into1 VAI.TKH S. HAMILTON.
a . ... .... - M
UNION AIR LINES',
INC.,
OF
WEST COAST
Air Transport Co.
, Tri-Motored, 8-Passenger
AIRPLANES
TO SAN FRANCISCO
Monday Wednesday Friday
Fare $40.00
TO SEATTLE
Fare, one way $12, round trip $22
. From Portland, twice daily
Three Motors Give Positive Safety
Usual Insurance Liability
Over 1,000 passengers ill ready carried on our
line since Mnrch 5. , '
Folder Information at all Pickwick Staije Agencies
We handle trunks and heavy baggage
. . See Agent for particulars
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STAGE TERMINAL HOTEL
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WANTED!.
ITALIAN PRUNES
SILVER PRUNES
FOR CANNING
FRANK J. NORTON CO.
Sutherhn, Ore.
Tel. 3
form
in oils
bankruptcy with debts iiuiounliUK
lo 5250.0110. Testimony showed
that silk valued at approximately
$20,000 had been Illegally con
cealed. FOR COUNTY JUDGE .
Ah democrat Ic nominee for Iho
office of counly JuiIku. I solicit tho
support of the voters" of DoukIiih
OWNERS AND OPERATORS
THE
Phn
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RoseburR, Ore.
Tel. 525
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