ROSEBURG NEWS-RF.V1EW, ROSERURG, OREGON. THURSDAY, SEPTF.MRER 1 3. 1928.
THREE
What is due the public
The Bell System recognizes the public require
ment for a constantly extending and improving j
telephone service. Last year 4 n.iUion telephones
Were either put in or moved. The number of local
calls not completed on the first attempt was re
duced by 5 per cent. The average time for handling
toll and long distance calls was reduced from 2
minutes to l'i minutes.
During the last five years the Bell System spent
$ 1,800,000,000 on additions and improvements of
its plant.
There is equally a public requirement for safety of,
principal and earnings of the stock of the American
Telephone and Telegraph Company the parent
company of the Bell System. Since its incorpora
tion in 1885' it has never missed paying a regular
dividend to its stockholders, who now number.
more than 420,000,
The very nature of the telephone business necessi
tates a single interconnected system. The American
Telephone and Telegraph Company and associated
companies of which The Pacific Telephone and
Ttlegraph Company is one accept responsibility
for a nation-wide telephone service as a public
trust. It is fundamental in the policy of the Bell
System that all earnings after regular dividends
and a surplus for financial security be used to give
more and better service to the public.
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i Home From Visit in Portland I Business Visitor
: Airs. Earl Aldrich has returned J. F. Stafford of Oakland
j to her home In this city after en-j aere a few hours to look
joying a visit with friend til Von-' business affairs yemertlay.
was '
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UEAD COLDS
Mit in spoon; intuu vsporsf
apply lty up nostrils.
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Ovmr 21 Hit lion Jttrt Ud Ymttrly
land for the past week.
: Visitor In Town
Mrs. Oscar Hanson, resident of
Melrotte, aitent yesterday afternmin
j in thia city ahoppinK and aileiid-
lng to business mutters.
I Azalea Resident In
11. O. Jenks of Azalea was
i this city ye.steiday looking after 1
j business affairs and visitintf with i
i lrieuds, '
Here From Salem
j Mm. O. C. Ilurf, Salem matron,
iai-i-ivtd here this mornitiK nd in
.visllfni! lth friends for a day or
Visitors This Morning-
Move Into Town
Mr. and Mrs. llolden and daiiirh- A
ter, Frances, were here from Myi
tie Creek during the; morning on
utudnetm and shopping.
Mi l. F. A. Stewart and grand
sons. Georae Gordon Stewart and H
'Ho'burg from I.uur'UTesl ranrll, jjjj
I mid are ituw lorulcd at tin A. T. A
I-uwrcncw home. 1h4 W. Second V
Ave. N. The boya will attend $
Junior hlli school dnriiiR the win- J
tor. Mm. biewari has ieasea ner
Return to Eugene
Mlaa Klhul Armltapo, Miss
Seln'.a Pi'lerson and Miss Hill
have returned to KuRene follow
ing a viKit In this city.
president, visits I ranch
! cu K- W1 I.enion, itresident of the
- Mra. Oscar lliinsen. rexident of K'i" StaKes, Inc. of Portland .Violation Charged
! Velme mient ilie HrierniMin here 1 w;ls a business visitor here overt David Francis of Ursine. Navada,
! r.l:.i- vi.ltlnn villi fl ieillls ! Wl dnt'StlMV
I
Valley Poultry and Produce Co.'
Standard Grades j
Honest Prices -
PHONE 616 FOR QUOTATIONS
226 W. Oak St. t
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i jenieruiiy vimuiik
I and shopping.
iSutherlin Man In-
! J. I.
j Wednesday afternoon
i visiting with friends
I acting business.
this city
and truns-
Husband's Condition Improved
Mrs. Herbert lleyers was a vis
itor here yesterday on her way
home to Canyonviile from Kugene, , friends and trading.
where she baa heen with Mr. Bev- ..
j ers, who Is receiving medical care
j following an accident several
i weeks aao when he broke his right
! arm in several places. Mr. Iteyera
Is tdowly Improving but It will
' nrotiuhlv be some time before he
can return home. jtfakland Visitor
I i Msr. J. II. Sparks, resident of
(Going to Seattle Oakland, spent the afternoon here
) Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Tlrown will Wednesday shopping and attend
j leave here Friday for Seattle, j ing to business matters.
Wash., where they expect to re-
main several months. Mrs. It row n j o." kland Visitore
jhas planned on attending the, Mrs. Alice Maker and Mrs. A.
Northwest Training bcIioo! a Metl j Young of Oakland were in Hone
(odist institution, of the northerh ! burg yesterday afternoon shopping
i city, and will begin her studies nnj visiting with friends,
'there within a few days. Mr.
Brown will engage In other work j V(sltor Wednesday
while they remain north. K San.,(mii.t of M,.roe
was In this city Wednesday after-
rlanriitlnn Ahout Rama i
tCJArd. Family Visits The mv!HI of Mrs. M. Trad-
Mr. arid Mra. Hoy Edwards of burn, who Is quite ill at Mercy
Coles Valley tspent Wednesday af-(hospital. Is reported nbout the
lernoon in HoHeburg vibiting with j same today.
;From Umpqua
! Miss 11-vh1r Fd war ils of I'mnoua
Wilson of huthernn spent ;vas m lhjs cj,v yesterday after-
in
noon attending to business affairs
and shopping.
The Pacific Telephone And Telegraph Company
sellsystfm
One Policy - On System - Universal Service
Plane Is Damaged
Some unknown person went to
the aviation field Tuesday night
i and drained the pasoline tank of
j the V. S. navy plane w recked at
the airport a few days ago. They
also stripped off the compass
noon visiting with friends and at
tending to business matters.
Riddle Folk Visit
Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. Tiller
Hiddle returned last evening
J. A. Donnell In Town
J. A. Donnell. Myrtlo Crek resi
dent, was in this city W.'dnfsday
and tnday attending to busim-ss
n flairs and trading.
Oakland Visitor
It. F. Moore, Oaktnnd resident.
was In Hose burg attending to bust
nssinterests and trading during
the afternoon yesterday.
Gtendale Man Here
C. O. (larrett. In charge of the
Dimrlas county exhibit at the Ore
gon Slate Kair at Salem, is here
today from Ulendale on business.
was charged in the justice court
yesterday afternoon with violation
of the motor vehicle laws, causing
an accident south of the cilj by
driving on the wrong aide of the
read and colliding with the ma
chine driven by Constable Kinls
Dillard. The defendant entered a
plea of guilty before Judge Hop
kins and was fined $15.
You Need-a Tire
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lewa Men Visit Here Visitore From Glide
Messrs. Lester Brown and Will E. M. Matthews of Glide, accora
Tt rower, both of LeMars, lowa, mo- i pun led by his son, Krnetit Mat
loriug from the middle west io thews, a recent arrival from Ktt
this coast, visited Mr. and Mrs. - gene who plans to locate in Imug
Nohle (ioettels of this city on las county, were here yesterday
their way north. 'visttinir.
I wrecking the eompasa mounting I their Home after spending the day
land causing other damage. In or- j here viMtiug and on business.
I der to prevent further damage of i
'this kind I'mpqua Post of the Catted to Wocdburn
! American Lepicn Is iurnishing ai A. W. Wampole, clerk al the
" guard for the ship during the re-.Parslow Furniture Store, receiied
t mainder of the time ll Is here. Ite-jword of the death of his mother.
pair parts have been ordered for j u ho resided near Woodbnrn, and
the ship but have not yet ben re-, yesterday left lor that place to at
celved. Tlie landing gear, propel- tt.,,j tjm funeral,
lor and one wing whi-p wrecked j .
Eugene Man Here
'of R. W. (tiddens. district manager
to .of the Metropolitan I.lfe Insurance
company, was here today from Euf
trene offices conferring with the
local agent.
Mrs. J. U Bullock of Mvrtlo
Creek, who has been at Mercy hos
pital for the past few weeks, has
recovered torfllclently to be dis
missed and returned to her home
yesterday afternoon.
when the machine crushed recent
ly during a test flieht.
Highest Cash Prices
Paid for all kinds of
Poultry. Get our prices
before selling elsewhere
Our Plant is Modern in Every Repect We Invite Your Inspection. Expert
Advice on Poultry FREE. EXPERT CULLING.
?SX Umpqua Poultry Co. 643 w"t&
1 We are located in the former Farm Bureau Building, at Railroad Spur,
North Roseburg.
Visit Friends In City iHere From Klamath Falls
Mr. Simpson, who is superln-1 Mr. and Mrs. Ttuluf Patterson
tendent of the state farms at Cor-nd daughter, of Klamath Falls,
vallis and Albany, and his eon ;are visiting here with Mr. Pat
were here yesterday, stopping a terson s piirents, Mr. and Mrs. F.
brief time to visit friends. They r Patterson. Thev exnect to leave
jwere en route to Medtord.
today for a vacation at Han don.
Visiting In Portland
j Mrs. Joseph F. Jones of the
(Jrand hotel, accompanied Mr. and
Mrs. H. W. KaupiHch, Portlanders,
who have been visitors here a d.Ty
or so, north yesterday. Mrs. Jones
will visit in the metropolis a few 'H(ruc
,UrtJB- 1 - season.
Expected Here This Eve
Miss Margaret Carr, teacher
here last year who has been spend
ing the summer visiting ut her
home In Portland, Is expected hera
this evening. She will again in-
In KoHcburg schools this
Douglaa county will have an
other fine. xhlhlt at the state fair
aaiti this yenr. according to C. ).
(iarrctt, of tilendale, who Is in
charge of the task of gathering the
tr.aterial for the display. Mr. (Jar
rett was In town today looking af
ter business matters and Inciden
tally arranging for- the loading of
the exhibit, which will be shipped
the last of next week.
He states that he has obtained
some fine pears from Kwens Bros,
and Mark Tlsdale at Sutherliu,
some excellent pears and apples
from Garden Valley, Looking (ilasa
and Hitldl, corn from the South
I'mpqua district and Canien Val
ley, and a great deal of grain from
the south portion of the county.
Additional exhibits will be ob
tained, from the communUy fairs
at (ilide and Ytmcalla.
Mr. liarrett is being assisted by
County Agent J. C. heedy, and J.
Unbind Parker, county club leader.
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AUTO COLLISIONS
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ENDURING ASMULTNOMAH FALLS
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Eliminate valve-grinding with this oil
of "endurance beyond belief"
Stops carbon trouble, too
1Tr,p ! ,t r. f ii '. Myrtle Point Folk Vigit
Mr. ami Mrs. R. F. Maiden and '
Mr. and Mrs. Itert Wells lelt ym- Mrfl- A- " 'lllii!IU'" Myrtle
lerdny on a motor trip over tho r,nl n"lv'' evening
McKen2te highway and to poims rrom ''"'Hand was Joined by
or Interest in the eastern part of Mr- 'l"'''-ll. who drove from Coos
Oregon. They will begone several ro,,lltv- Ir- Unshnell is dealer fr
days i1,,f' Hiipniobile compuny at Myrtle
I Point.
Returning to San Francisco
Joe miller, wlto has b
13. Six children of Mr. and Mrs.
Peyeur were burned to death today
when the children' cousin, Murla
I Peyeur, tried to revive a smoulH.jr
;ing fire In the kitchen stove with
kerosene. The woman suffered
burn from which she may rii.
The parents, with a baby and a
13-year-old dauflhter, escaped.
Mrs. Rust Visitor-
Mrs. Virgil ltust of nillard spent
Wednesday afternoon In this city
visiting with friends and trading.
Mrs. Abner Itlce of Dlllard was
shopping and meeting friends 5a
Roseburg for several hours yesterday.
here
the past ten days visiting with IsMh
brother. Wm. II. Puller, manager
of the F. W. Woolworth company
siore, Is returning this evening to
San Francisco. Mr. Itutler is cm
ployed by a Jewelers firm In the
bay city.
Arthur Family Glad to Be Back
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Arthur and
ineir iamiiy, atter a years ansence city, was here last
from Kosehurg, have returned ing on her wav to
Good Rotary Program
The duca'ional commiltee ' of
the Kotury club Iwd charge of the
program at today's luncheon. The
members of the committee, J. K.
McCIintock. W. K. OH and (J. C.
Kinlay, each made a short talk on
different phases of Rotary.
THREE PERSONS KILLED
WHEN TRUCKS COLLIDE
Ex-Resident Visitor
Mrs. li. It. Keif, formerly of this
evening vinlt
I'orttand from
CASTI.K HOCK, Colo.. Sent. 13.
Three persons were killed last
night In an accident on the high
way a mile an4 a half north of
here when a tnn k loaded with
three tons or apples crashed into
anoiher truck carrying four horses
which was parked ut tlm road
side. Tho dead: William Anderson,
f.O, of lenver; Carl Self, 3!, Gree
ley, and Self's niece, Mary, 2 yeari:
old.
DANCE!!
AT
The Wigwam
Every Wednesday and
Saturday Night.
Urif, vory Rind to lie in On son ; Mwlfnnl. Mr. Keif, who Is working
attain. Ihcy stale. Mr. and Mrn.,inr llin Kou;hi-rn PaHflo cnniiany
Arthur and their children have at MedfDrd clurlne the fruit nmv-
heen In ChlraRO. Mr. Arthur study- tag seaaun, will later join Ills wife I
ing mere, iney i'it Illinois on in i'ortland,
August 4. . I
Mrs. Butner and Daughter Home
Mrs. 1'OMter Itutner ami daui;h
! ter,' Miss Kraue s itutner, re-
turned to Itopelmrg yeslerilay ai
ternoon following u two months'
Stability The new Cycol will Stand
the hardest kind of usage. It is refined
to meet the severer conditions of heat
nd pressure developed by the modern
high compression engines, assuring you
an unbroken oil 61m where heat, pres
sure and friction are greatest.
To Acids The new Cycol refining
process eliminates the use of acids,
though moft refiners use them. While
acids clear the "crude oil" they chemi
cally change its structure and compo
sition, thus seriously cutting its
lubricating value.
Such oils break down under engine
temperatures. They distill off and escape
as vapor tnrougn tne Dream
er exhaust.
The new refir.ing process
of Cycol selects from the
"crude" those elements of
greatest lubricating value
andsubilityinperformance,
rejecting those elements
which readily break down
under engine heatand cause
excessive carbon deposits.
So Cycol gives a protective oil film
on cylinder walls and moving parts,
not vapor at the breather pipe.
JjtSS QtrbotU As to carbon, Cycol
like all oils deposits tome carbon. But
it deposits less carbon than any other
oil. The most exhaustive tests have
proven that statement.
Even more important, the carbon
that is deposited by Cycol is soft and
easily removable. It is not hard or sticky
and cannot scratch a cylinder.
Trove it yourself cycol give you
the finest results you have ever known
more perfe& lubrication, "endurance
beyond Delict andtneeiim
ination of carbon troubles.
So fill your crank case
with Cycol. You can ident
ify it by the new transparent
green-gold color. Sold
wherever the Associated
Gasoline and Cycol Motor
Oil signs are shown. Asso
ciated Oil Company,
RtjirttfS of
Accident Victim Dismissed
Win. Arnold, well known Look
ing Class r:i richer, who was se
verely bruised and received a
sprained back when a hay waon j trip In th south and east. They,
upset on him severs) days a no, ; visit) d In lnver enronte to the
has sufficiently recovered to be sotttlu-rn statcx, and spent several i
allowed to return home and w an ; weekK vihfilnif in wmtern Ken-
' dismissed from Mercy
yesterday afternoon.
They Like Roseburg
Mr. and Mrs. Holiert R. Rrown.
accompanied by their niece. Mihs
Kindley of I.os An teles, motoring
through the northwest, v fulled
flri.t of the week and called on
Mr. and Mrs. Noble Coetlels. Mr.
I; row n is pttHidi-nt of the I.os
Amroles M:n)ufa(-turiUK Co. tiil
h'-re he expressed his belief (lmt
I oulns count y 1h t lie moM at-
tractive ttpot he
dlcttiig a bright
hospital 1 lucky wiih relatives. Ijiter they I
went to IjexliiKton. hy., w here they i
visited relative), of Mr. Itutner. In
Washington. I. C, ., they were
fruentB of Mr. Mulner's brother and
wife, Mr. and Mrs. It. C. Ilutner.
Kroin there Mrs. liutner and her
daughter went to New York City
and Philadelphia and on the re
turn they visited in North Caro
lina and ChiiMannoKa. Tenn., Mrs.
Itutner' old home. New Origins
wan also vlniit-d and be.'ore re
turning home (he ft'i ehurK folk
ban vitdted, pre- J atopped In Si'ii Ide'.-o for a few
fuiiire for l(oie-i diiyn, I,os AiiKel. H, where thev vis
I huiK as tlie hub of a wondeiiuli itd Mr. mid Mr. I,ec Winili.-r .
cllou. formerly of thi city, and Mr. ai d
Mrs. Leland (Jeer, ex resfdents 'if
SHleiu. Shii Kraniisco was als'i a
pliife visited cnneite here.
Roads to
Romance
WITH JACK AND
ETHYL. THE HON
EYMOONING MO
TORMATES, EVERY
WEDNESDAY. TO
S 10 P.M. OVER THI
PACIFIC COAST
NETWORK
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MOTOR. IL
ASSOCIATED GASOLINE
Gets Fine Position
Ii'-H'on Itnilck Kate, a priuiuate
of Albany college and a nephew of
Mrs. It. U. Stephens of this city,
will leave noori for Washing n. I).
c, to become tatioratory assistani
In tlie bureau of plant l uhanilry.
Mr Kate received notice of hl ar
poiniment after he had ac.-ertMi
the nil prtn tendency of the Sclo
puldl' schools, from wlifI. M.-iiion
he ban now reniened He is a rnl
dent of Albany, hut has vImumI
her with his aunt on several oc
cat.uiim and la quite well known
here.
FOR COUNTY CLERK
Ira B. Riddle
Republican Candidate
Election Nov. 6, 1928.
"MORE MILES TO
THE GALLON"
: Former Teachers In Eugene
th"ir friends will he interested
I In barnlim: that three former
PoftebuiR tear bcra are tnw In Ku
i K-n"i public itr-hools fr.r thN
j year. Visa Vaxine Ijimh. fo--!
merly int rtrcttr of Hpaninh an l
jUtiin In the ItoMeburg Senffir htsrh
, m tioot. Is to be a ni'mbT of 'be
KtiRene hi eh school feculty fi.r
' li e necond year. Mis M;id(re
Ham ptnn, who super ited ni-"lc
In IfOxebttrC RCluHiH SeVeiill e.B
11:0. nefor4l her marriace, wilt
te:uh In the Theodore, itoosevell
Junior hitch. Harry H. Johr-on,
formerly principal of HoebtirK
hivh, Is acain iriruipal of t iff Ku
gene hKti school this year.
Bo3ch Radio
New f'odels In Stock.
Hear them day or niqht.
Taylor' Battery & E!ectric
Station
The Jest tn Rffdlo.
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