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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSF.BURC. OREGON. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 14. 1928."
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Your grocer
returns your money
instantly
if you don't like
Schilling's best
R. A. HERCHER
(Regular;
Republican nominee for County
Judne for Douglas County. Youl
support and vote respectively bo
liclHHl. (Paid Adv.)
Scale insects which attack Kat harhecue wuiflwlchea and
hnnso ferns nro rontmlled by frc-dlvn forever. Itrnml'n Hmid Fit and.
qutMit applications of common
laundry snap, says the entomolo
Kit of the experiment b tat ion.
Four ounces of noap 1 urned :o
a gallon of water. It. is beat to
wash the solution from the plants
about two hours after application.
JL finer
Wor
richer fl
9
oreateT
nutriment--than
ever
before
HONEYMAID GRAHAMS are SO
different from ordinary "gra'
ham crackers." Tliey are richer in
food value richer in flavor
decidedly better. Pure sweet honey,
sugar and selected graham flour
have been combined in an exclusive
Snow Flake Bakers recipe to pro
duce a crisp, golden-brown wafer of
delicious and enticing flavor.
You can always depend upon the oven
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M SKKS W arebakedwithinafew
1 1 hours ot your home,
U and packaged in wax-
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yi Co., Seattle, Tacoma,
' Spokane, Portland,
San Francisco, Lr
Angeles.
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Oregon Is Second State in Union From
Standpoint Bonded Debt Per Capita;
Pacific Coast Most Heavily Bonded
"WHERE YOUR MONEY GOES"
Onion's groKS bonded d-ht of
$C".M2,Klo In exceed! by that of
only tn tHicg and its per capita
dlt of $;:;.7 In the second lar
est of any ial In the union.
Practically ail of the present d-ht
outa.andinf? was Incurred for eon
i ruction of highways and pay
ment of Htldlfra' bodifw-w.
These facta are hroueht out in
a nation-wide survey Jut compil
ed by the Hank of America N- A.,
New York, which reveals that forty-eight
state, governments of the
! 'tilled p in) ps have a total rroKs
bonded debt of S1.971.3.r4.1;7.2fi. nr
a per capita lebt f $14.61. This
imiebteilrieps of clone to two bil
lion dollars Is represented large
ly by obligation Incurred within
the pant eight years, 69 per cent
originating since January 1, IftUO,
and during V.t27 alone more than
$lS7,OtH,ooo worth of new bonds
were issued while some $70,0(n)t.
worth were retired.
The states have not been in
curring debt with equal rapidity.
The survey shown tluit 1 Ht:itr
I actually reduced their gross out
standing debt during the past year
and that 25 states or 53 per cent,
were responsible for the increase
of more than $125,000,000 during
that period of time.
In a study of the purposes for
which the states have Incurred
this huge Indebtedness, the IJanlc
of America statisticians found
that construction of highways and
hritlgen was responsible for $900,.
9:io,7S1.92. Comparison with pre
vious surveys made by the bank
shown highway construction ab
sorbing an increasingly large
amount of mniilen raised by bond
Issues, the tola! debt for this pur
pose rising from 2 per cent In
1922 to 4r per cent in 1927. On a
per capita basis the debt for roads
sixyeiirs ago amounted to $3. no
pr person while at present It
stands at $759.
iJebts for soldiers bonuses, of
more recent origin even tnan
thuwe incurred for highways.
amount to 2, 4S0.fi 00 or 14 3
; per cent of the total while third
I in the list of purposes for which
. states hHve issued bonls comes
j waterway and harbors with a
jtal of $:2iM4M'K or 11.4 per
i rent of the gross outstanding debt.
iM'hts for these purposes as well
i as those for agricultural aid. fund
ing operations, and military ptir-
! poses absorbed a smaller share of
! th totnl ttmn vmp fo
New York has the largest gross
' debt of any state In the union,
amounting to $3t1.617.0"ft. Nor'h
, Carolina ranks second with $1".V
. kVC.H'm, iHlnohi third w ith $115,
i Tj2, -V and Massachufetis ranks
fourth with a debt of $122,264,412.
Four states. Florida, Nebraska,
Kentucky and Wisconsin have no
i bonded debt. On a per capi'a
, basis the ranking is quite differ-
ent. Sotuht Intkota leading with a
j debt of $89.91 per person; Oregon
j following with $73 67. North Caro
lina third with $r3.74 and North
Dakota a ciokc rourtn wild a per
capita bonded debt of $ii2.02.
These must be compared to av
erage of $16.61 for the country as
a whole.
By grouping the states accord
ing to geographical areas the
! Hank of America found that the
j Pacific states, comprising Wash
I Ington. Oregon and California,
! have the largest per capita debt,
amounting io $26.99 per person.
while the West. Souih Central
group, consisting of Arkansas,
j Louisiana, Oklahoma and Texas,
have the lowest debt of any sec
j lion of the country with $7.99 per
j pernon. Only one of the nine di
visions lowered its per capita
I debt In the past year.
Moslem Population of Palestine
Continues to Hold First Place in
, International Record of Births
jrcnrSALEM, Sept. 11. (A. P.)
According to the Intost census
returns, the Holy Land stands high
on the list of the countries with a
large child population.
In 1925, the Palestinian birlh
rale figure stood at 493 to every
ilO.Otm) Inhabitants, whilst Kgypt,
known for Its high birth rate and
with a far lower percentage of
Kurnpean population, only register,
eil 42S births for the same year
and the same number of Inhabi
tants, nnd even Russia with its
populous families had a hlrth rate
of but 409. tff
Hie Palestinian birth figure U
almost three times that of Sweden
which only nvernges 175 births to
every 10,000 of the population, hnd
Is more than two nnd a half times
(hat of Its Mandatory, Great Hrlt
aln with Its 13 births to every
10.000 f the population. Moreover,
the Palestinian birth rate is over
l double that of the United States',
which stands at 226 per 10,000 of
the country's population. But even
compared with Itnly" and japan,
(both countries with a high birth
! rate the Holy Land retains its lead.
I 1026 Fcord Hlghr
I Nor Is the high figure for 1025
merely accidental. The preceding
year, as a matter of fact, showed a
: birth rate of 513 per 10.000 of the
'population, a figure that was even
eclipsed in 1926, when It rose to
,534 U was only In 1927 that there
( wns a slight decline, to 504 per
I 10.000.
Principally, it Is the Moslem sec
tion of the population that la re
sponsible for this high birth rate
, which, In their cbho, reached the
: figure of 561 per lo.ooo inst year,
with the Christian and Jewish sec
j (Ions follow! tiff at a considerable
j Interval with :is9 and 3M births re
spectively to every 10,000,
CF.DAU ItAPlli. Iowa. Sept. 13.
Senator Smith W. Itrookhart's
proposal that the Iowa American
Letilon endorse a plan to pension
world war veterans was voted
down by the Legionnaires In con-j
vent Ion yesterday. Hanford Mac-
Nlder, past national commander :
of the Legion, led the opposition I
to the Iowa republican's resolu-j
Hon. I
The resolution, providing that'
ex service men be allowed the
s:ime pension as Spanish Amerl-!
can war veterans, had been car
ried to the floor when MarNlder.
former assistant secretary of war.
crlt hired "politicians who want to
promise us something which they
know they cunnot deliver."
Senator Brook hnit leaped to his
feet snd retorted :
Til not be bluffed. T know the
Interests behind this talk. I know
what money will age the filit
asainst me. I'll not be bluffed by
anvone at anv tl:;.e."
"I am making no accusations."
MacVlder replied, "but the erent
est enemv the Legion bus In this
or any other fight In Washington
is the man who ahvavs comes out
with some other bill lust as we are
trvlng to get our own through.
. "I simply submit that If the
Henatnr has any excess energy to
nut In for til.- ia;.' l!-e .JU..M.d
that he M-e to It Ibnt this lml w lin
ttod b' fore u" handle and rocht
1es eittrdav be pufd inure than a
nieaslv $".rt nnnth before be wor
rh s about us with two l s to ;ilk
on and two eyea to see where we
are going "
M.irNlnVr said he did not ltnnw
whether the resolution was offered
as a repudiation of the Legion
stand or prompted by lack of In
formation on the Legion's policy
to aid disabled veterans.
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No bulk roasting method f ,
can roast coffee as perfectly as
HILLS
BROS
exclusive process
of Controlled Roasting
As you cook fritters a f$w at
a time, so Hills Bros, roast
co$ee by a continuous proc
'v&$i. ess a few pounds at a time.
A few fritters at a time in the hot fat permits each one to turn out
uniformly crisp, brown and delicious. Controlled Roasting creates
similar results in Hills Bros. Coffee. Every berry is roasted evenly.
Uniform aroma and 'flavor such as you won't find in any other coffee
are assured. Tasting is believing.
The coffee-critical West prefers Hills Bros'. Coffee because it
brings complete satisfaction in every cup. Ask for Hills Bros. Coffee
by name and look for the Arab on the can. Hills Bros. Coffee is
always packed in vacuum.
Fresh from the original
vacuum pack. , Easily
opened with the key,
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192S
your grocer for
jr. Pronounced
by foremoit cater
and cake bukers.
ported to be adherents of Spanish
ftee-maRonry. The mayor of Li
linea is in Madrid attending the
patriotic celebration of the fifth
anniversary of the directorate.
More than loo arrests, includ
ing one military' officer, have
bt n made at San Koque and Al
geciras.
LATEST SPANISH PLOTS
LEAD TO MANY ARRESTS
f;inHAI.Tn. Pcpl IS Num.
rotij. nrrp.t in rnnnwtlon vt(il
!h Snanioh rToliiflotmr (lot
.rp bplnt irtrt In .outhorn ?pn'w
Mnrr than fifty tnok.l!r Ihl.
niorninc In 1m l"Mnrn. Ii Pininh
ion mhlrh In utmost Ktihiirb nf
The priKonpr. InrhMrn" mnv
morrhnnm. K liix"ypr and dwtor.
The majudly of (hem err r
We Offer the Following
GOOD
USED
CARS
that vvill etve you well
and save you money.
1927 Ford Roadster
1926 Essex Coach
1925 Hudson Sedan
1925 Star Touring
1924 Durant Sedan
1923 Ford Touring
You are invited to inspect
the new Essex i nsi now
on display.
OPEN EVENINGS
Roy Catching
Motor Co.
WEST INDIES LASHED
BY TERRIFIC STORM
(A-iat-i1 Vrvm Let Wire)
NKW YORK. Sept. IS.
A severe hurricane struck
i'ort ltlco early today and
was expected to reach the Is
lam) of Haiti before night
fall, said cable advices to
the French telegraph cable
company offices.
All business has been sus
pended on Tort ltlco, the
cable manager at San Juan
reported, all land wires Were
down. No reports were re
ceived as to loss of life and
property damage.
One message from San
Juan said an castnort'.i east
wind of ninety miles velo
city uas blowing, with the
barometer al 29.50.
The storm is probably Ren
eral over a Kpodly part of
the West Indies.
Ifiy by taking Portland for the
count, 7 to 3. San Francisco
nicked Fulleilun for 13 hits and
made them count In the pinches
to run up the score. Batteries:
Uuether and Sprinz; Fullerton
and Whitney.
Tho Missions moved definitely
into fourth place, three games bo
hind the third place Seals, by do
fen tint? Oakland 11 to 6. Clyde
Nance, Young Hell hurler, got his
filth victory in ,na many siar(3.
Batteries: Nunee and Baldwin;
IJumovich and Lombard!.
The .scheduled ' seven Inning
nightcap between Seattle and Los
Angeles went nine innings before
either cduld score. A double and
a singlo put over a run for the
Angels to win 1 to 0. Batteries:
First game. House, Kdwards and
Cox: Oshorn, H Abler, J. Jacobs
and Norton; secoud game, Petera
and JIannah; Plpgraa and Ain
smith.
Secramento Is again within
claiming distance of the league
kadeshfp iy smothering Holly
wood 13 to 3 for the third straight
time this week and breaking into
a tie with the pace setters. Bat
teries: Vinci and Severeid; Hul
vey. Kinney, Muleahy and Agnew.
: STANDINGS OF
t BASEBALL CLUBS t
Pacific Coast League
W. 1.
Hollywood . 49
Sarranunto 49
Sr.n Kranclsco 44
Mission 42
Oakland 41
Portland 30
I.os AnKPlca SI)
Scalllf !4
American League
N York H!
I'lilladclnliia V
St. Lnuis 7tl
W'ashinKlon fi.
t'hlrairo fi4
Detroit at.
Cleveland SO
Ronton 49 (H) '
National! League
St. I.otll 3 r.
Sf York .. Rl R
I'hli aKo . S3 M
rittslmreh 71 S2
rlnrinnall 73 M
Hrooklyn TO 70
Boston 44 9t
Philadtdphla .. 42 95
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For the past twelve years we have been pasteurizing all
the milk we sell to supply our patrons with safe and
CLEAN MILK
Pasteurizing1 the milk does not make poor milk good or dirty milk
clean BUT IT DOES MAKE GOOD MILK SAFE.
PASTEURIZING MILK
means nothing else but heating it to 142 degrees Fahrenheit, hold
ing at this temperature for 30 minutes and then cooling the milk
to 40 degrees or lower.
Yours for Pure and Clean Milk
' : . ERNEST UNRATH
Roseburg Dairy
Phone 186
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T'ntrh" Riictnr-r rhalktil tip hl
24th victory of tho season Tester.'
High
kinds of
before selling elsewhere
Our Plant is Modern in Every Respect We Invite. Your Inspection. Expert
Advice on Poultry FREE. EXPERT CULLING.
643 Winchester St
Phone 411
We call and pay CASH at
your door, anywhere In
Douglas County.
Umpqiia Poultry Co.
We re located in the former Farm Bureau Building, at Railroad Spur,
North Roseburg.