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ROSEBURG NF.WS-RF.VIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON.
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. 1928.
Hi lis Bros9
Arab says
HILLS BROS
Coffee is more
than something hot
iRinr
miiht-
liUU
ON DUE SILLS!:
Whenever you tKeM horaea en
a, pair qi overalls you know they !
represent o r r a 1 1 Mt faction
hether they are j
S
to drink
Hills fob's? 'firmest of
Controlled Roasting
gil ts their coffee an ex
elusive favor
kmrrtpA rm laad Wire) !
RA LF.M, Ore., Kept. 1!. When
attorneys met beiore the state su-j
prnif court today to argue the
Imntte motor vehicle llcf-nse biilj
(Hup the court allow nd W. S.
v, Knn, I'ortiand attorney, to ap
pear as lnterventor In behalf of
certain gran;; am 7alwr union or
ganizations that favor the hilt. .
The Iunne bill wouTd reduce by
bout flu M-r c-nt the lit-ense !''
on automobiles. Although the
measure wan repudiated by S-na-1
tor Dunne himself, who fathered
It, his repudiation did not rome un- j
iii a suiiicieni number of pernor! J
liad signed the initiative prtliional
j to place fh- measure r,n the bal- they represent the utmoit in overall
lot. Secretary of State Kozr holds j making. They are the result of over
i that lie Iihh no alternative. a;;d j 55 years of knowing how. We could
must certify the measure for thei tell you all about their good points
J briloi. The slate highway depart-) nd how they are well made, but
I tnent holds that the bill is uiiron-i when we ask you to buy a pair at
i sflluttonHl and Is endeavoring to i our risk, eiving vou
1 remain Kozer rrom placing it on
the ballot.
i J. M. ljevera, attorney for the
j highway commission. Is arguing
against the bill. On the other side
are Assistant Attorney General ; Levi
MoKford, representing Kozer, and j
("lien, represent Ins the Inlerven
ors.
Levi Strauss
Two-Horse Brand
' Copper-Riveted
Waist Overalls
. Fcr Men and Youths, or
Two-Horse Brand
Bib Overalls
For Men and Boys
OF
Look for the Arab ! It's the sign of the genuine
Hills Bros. Coffee. That famous coffee of uni
form dcliciousne ss because every berry is roasted
evenly by I Iills Bros.' exclusive continuous proc
ess. No ordinary method of roasting could pro
duce such a marvelous, full-bodied flavor.
Hills Bros. Coffee is packed in vacuum. All
the rich flavor and exhilarating aroma come to
you intact. Ask for Hills Bros. Codec by name
and look for the Arab on the can.
Tmk from tht original
vacuum jack. Etiilf
ptenei vith tht kiy.
Cm
MRS. CHARLES A. BRAND
TEACHER OF SINGING
Phones 633-R 30F33 Kohlhagen Bldg.
TERM OPENS SEPT. 17
If ilit-ro Is anything you nood for
your nil- or any rimir work Die
Row- g;traK has. It. rhont 6ti.
A New Pair FREE if They Rip
you are protected in every way.
Mtd br Levi Strauss fc Co. San Francisco
Reliable Merchandise Sines 1853
Strauss "Two-Horse" brand
Overalls for sale by
CPENCERS
(.unfaln Trn Iswd Wire)
j WASHINGTON, S"pt. 20. Evl-!
;dence. In the form of a $646 '
check, introduced yesterday into
the Federal Trade commission's
'investigation of power utilities dis
closed that the National Klectrte
Light association had purchased
Jtt.SuO copies of an address by
i Herbert Hoover delivered In Oc
tober. 1M2.V foi elmiUiinn tbrnueb-
out the country.
(Jeorge F. Oxley of New York,
'director of public relation for the
, National Kleetric Light associa
ion. Identified the check which
was made out to Harold Phelps
'Stokes in the department of com
Imerce, under date of October 2,
1925. An explanation of the check,
appended to it for its introduction
into evidence, said that thia repre
sented the cost of 49.500 copies of
an address by the Hon. Herbert
Hoover on the subject "Why the
Public Interest Requires State
Rather Than Federal Regulation
of Kleetric Public I tilltiea."
j These copies were ordered
i through Stokes, said Oxley. as a
! matter of convenience. He testi
fied that arrangements bad been
made for the circulation of some
iof the copies through Stokes.
I Sleps taken by the New Jersey
; I'tility association to keep in
UNIONS O. K. HOOVER
WASHINGTON. Sept. 20. A
statement iHsued today lV repub
lican headquarters said that five
Pittsburgh trades union leaders
had expressed "wholehearted ap
proval" of the views of Herbert
Hoover as enunciated Monday
night in his speech at Newark. I
Their names were given ns Henry nnt yet been signed
O'Neill. Lewis MrGrew, John II. No one connected with
r a
anl Verna
Well clrllHriK. See W. F. Kernin,
Dox 855, Roseburg.
INJURED MAN FACES
AUTO THEFT CHARGE
touch with legislation Dendine De
ment of the checks, but the Bend fore the slate legislature were
merrhants are loHers. Hv of the traced during testimony by Wil
checks have been returned from liam H. Roth, secretary.
Mend to a Salem bank where the i when Roth' was excused tempor
department deposits its payroll 'arily, A. J, Marshall, New York,
fund. ' I secretary of the National Electric
The theft Is said to have oe- .iK,t association, took the stand
curred during tlie noon hour. Atjand Ilealy examined him regarding
the lunch hour, it is said, there the financial accounts of that or
was a period of about 15 minutes I ganization.
when no one was in the office. j At the outset he Inquired con
The checks were taken from a ; cernlng a check for S50U made out
stark of similar checks that had , to William Alien White, editor of
jthe Kmporia, Kansas, Uaxette in
the de- I.May. Marshall said this sum
partnieut is suspected. ! represented Whites fee for "his
0 j attendance to address the Atlantic
Eat barbecue sandwiches and j t ity convention at the invitation
FH B a'
Uve forever. Brand's Road Stand, of the convention,
Walt
third
MaHit1 Vrttt txtvl Wircl
Er(iKNK. Ore.. Sept. 19. Fred
-fayior, injured .Moiuiay in an " I dramatic
tomobile aeeldent. has been placed; '
under arrest on a charne of auto-1
mobile theft. The car hi which he
was traveling had been stolen
from C. h. St ran Re, of Medford.
Lady Bystander (at the sea
side): Why don't you jump in and
save him?
Another Bystander (an actor):
Unusual fine assortment of used
cars on display in our show rooms
; thia week. Such cars as 1928 Pon-
i Mac coupe, 92S Ford coupe, 19l!7
heir Flavor will fyJin You
All crackers arc not alike. You've had some that
tasted like paper. You've had others that stuck to teeth
and gums like glue. . ' ,
, If soyou'll appreciate Tru-Bake Crackers. They
have a distinctive flavor. The result of carefully blended
home-grown flours.) Baked crisp to a rich hickory nut ,
brown and salted just t right. t Shaped, to fit the lte.
. Order from your grocer.'
Baked and Guaranteed First Quality by th
TRU-BLU BISCUIT CO., Spokane,' Portland, Seattle
originators ot iru-iSakes and Tru-Klu Honey-Sweetened Grahams
till he Koia down for the
time. I want to make thia
Life.
GEORGE BURNS DECIDES
TO JOIN N. Y. YANKEES
CLEVKLANn, Sept. 19 (ieorpe
Burns, former Cleveland first
baseman, has reconsidered Mr re
fusal to retwrt to the New Tork
Yankees who hail purchased him
at the waiver prlre. Burns said
he would call upon the YinVs nt
Chicago Thursday to "talk thine
over."
Burns said he Is wllllnp to play
out the season with the Yankees
hut he wants to know definittly
what his status will be nl'ler
that.
DANCE!!
AT
The Wigwam
Every Wednesday and
Saturday Night.
MUSIC BY STAR 5
TIMBER TIMBER TIMBER
Wanted from 150 to 200 million!
feet of rid prow I h fir within rea
sonable distance of railroad. Mill
site loration wanted for BOM mill.
Combination of small tracts might
suit. Send plat and cruise with low
est possible price to K. O. Klne
well. Secretary Chamber of Com
merce, Suthetlin. Oregon.
MULTNOMAH COUNTY FARM
HEAD FORCED TO QUIT
MaaivlatM Pri- tawf W!w
PORTLAND. Ore.. Sept. 19.
O. ! Jackson, snperlntcmlent of
the Multnomah county farm for
seven years, resigned today, and
Oscar A. Johnson was appointed
to succeed hl:n. County Commis
sioners had received complaint,
from farm inmates concerning food
served them under Jackson's man
agement. Johnson as for eight years an
acromitsint at the Oregon State
Hospital at Salem.
ANOTHER
D A N C E !
WITH
Johr Robinson's
Varsity Vagabonds
Eucene't Greatest Dance Band
ORIENTAL GARDENS
Saturday, Sept. 22 t
Tell your friends, they'll enjoy themselves, too.
Yatkins Products Trs.
Ahmifl, 1!0 W. Ijtne St.
177.
J. M.
Phone
The heaviest medicinal
petroleum oil that flows
out of a well.
Mineral Oil
Russian Type
Positively thorough and
complete In Its Intes
tinal lubricating proper
ties and without taste,
odor or color.
50c
Half Pint
Nathan Fullerton
n JtO'xa.iZ Drue Stan
Roseburq, Oregon
I. O. O. F. TAKE NOTICE
The first decree will be con-
Oakland coach, 1927 Chevrolet! ferred nt the reeular session
coach. 1927 Ford tourinn ami, of Bhiletarian Ixhlge No. 8,
many others priced very reason-1 Friday evening, September
able. Don't fail to come and see ! 21. All Odd Fellows are urged
PORTLAND TELEGRAM HEAD
BUYS FRISCO BULLETIN
them. Hansen Chevrolet Co.
ZEPPELIN DIRIGIBLE ON
SECOND TEST JOURNEY
FR1KDRICHSHAFKN, Germany,
Sept. 20. The dirigible Graf Zep
pelin, In which Dr. Hugo Eckener
intends to fly to America, ascend
ed today for a second flight over
southern Germany.
In addition to a crew of 39. the
Graf Zeppelin carried 16 newspa
permen and 15 mechanics from
the Friedrichshafen works.
Lieutenant Commander Charles
E. ltosendahl, t S. N., Command
er of the dirigible Los Angeles,
and John K. Kehl, American con
sul nt Stuttgart, were also aboard.
(AasoriattHl Prnai larcd Wire)
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 20.
W. M. Hines. publisher anil editor
of the San Franern Bulletin, to
day sold his interest in the ,San
Francisco Publishing com pany,
publishers of the paper, to Carl If.
Brockhagen, publisher and editor
l of the Portland, Ore.. Telegram.
Brockhagen will assume iuimc
(dial con I nil of th Bulletin.
CHRISTIANITY MUST BE
WORLD-WIDE, DIVINE SAYS
(AMnrlatml Press Last Wire)
PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 20.
A "near sighted" Christianity
which considers only America and
is blind to the rest of the world
will not have vision enough to
lead America into larger and fuller
life. Rev. Charlea C. Merrill, D. 11..
of Chicago, 111., told delegates io
the Pacific slope. Congregational
Congress here today.
Dr. Merrill la secretary of pro
motion for the national Congrega
tional commission of missions.
"There are gteet areas of
American life to be Christianized,
such as Its politics, its Industry,
its race relations. The fundament
al problem In the country today
is that of living together, and that
is the problem which Christianity
Is peculiarly fitted to deal or it
ceases to be Christianity,' said
Dr. DMerrlll.
FARM REMINDERS
to be present.
J. K. DENT, N. G.
NOTICE
Social' meeting of Business
and Professional Women's
Club at home of Mrs. J. M.
Judd. 412 S. Jackson, Friday
evening, Sept. 21.
swer to a question from a poultry- 1
man. These wind puffs also fol- j
low jagged incisions made In an
operation. They are more or less
hamless unless so big as to cause I
the fowl inconvenience in which!
cone they may be slopped by mak
ing a three-corned skin incision to '
release the air.
COMING EVENTS IN ROSEBURG
Cut out this list of dates of outstanding events fot
tlie year and keep it in your pocket for handy reference.
Watch for changes and additional announcements as they
may be arranged.
Knights of Pythias Convention, Dist. No. 5 Sept. 22
Douglas County Teachers' Annual Institute ..Oct. 22, 23
Regional P. T. A. Convention Oct. 23-24-25
Fall Meeting Presbytery of Southern Oregon ..Oct. 23-24
National Election : November 6
State Horticultural Meeting Dec. 12-13-14
Your car can be rpbnred and
made like new at the Hose' Oarage.
Phone 66.
a
Prince of Wales
to Marry Her? J
LUMBER MILLWORK 1
BUILDING MATERIALS
EIC.HTEFN LANE MEN LIST
2851 BIRDS FOR MARKET
TTOKN'K, Sept. . 19 - Eighteen
tm key growers of Lane county
have sinned up with the Douglas
i 'Minify Tin kev Growers Co-operative
association. These crow-rs In
T.nne have hltds to he handled
through the marketing plan. Re
ports on the membership were
".::!:' ?. z. .V.t.z I.. M .:;;. v. Iav
it the Eugene chamber of com-
metre.
C W. Godlove Is repteseutiilive
of the Esne cotttitv growers on the
lMU'las rouiiiy board. Member
ships elo-ie October 1 and efforts
will be made to have as many
1 .hi growers a.- possible sign up.
TV Rose garain does valve and
plM.'it grinding, Kwik Way equip
ment Phone firt.
We have the most complete stock of DuiMriY
Supplies in Southern Oregon and every facility to
serve you promptly.
COEN LUMBER COMPANY I
STOLEN HIGHWAY CHECKS
ARE CASHED AT BEND
vlalt l'r. t Iaal WlrM
SALEM. Ore, Sept 2i- It be
came kn.wn here today that sit
unsigned ptaie highway checks,
f-.-rregatlng were stolen from
the auditor's p.(fh'o In the depart
ment of slate hniis it Thursday
and wer cached In stores at Bend
Saturday. The names of State
lllchway Engineer Roy A. Klein
and the auditor were forged by
the thief.
ANNOUNCING
CHANGE IN
MANAGEMENT
of
Weatherford
Barber Shop
We have purchased entire
equipment and good will of
this old esinblished business,
nnd will conduct a first
class shop nt the present lo
cation. ,
Old and new patrons are as
sured of satisfactory work.
Call in and tee us
Glenn T. Callen
Fred Miller , :
North Jackson St.
Next door New-Review
The best substitutes fur green
feed for poultry are alfalfa and
clover hay, writes H. A. Schoth,
forage crop specialist at the Ore
gon experiment station In a new
Ivllftin, "Geen Feed and Pas
ture for Poultry." Kale is given as
the best winter green feed where
It can be produced. A continuous
supply of green feed, considered
essential by leading poultry men.
may be supplied by an intensive
system of cropping which la de
scribed In the bulletin.
Cnrbon tetrachloride has been
found successful In treatment of
sheep and goats Infested with llr
erflnke, a serious handicap to the
Industry In many parts of Oregon.
Where breeders suspect their
flocks are Infested a small num
ber are first treated and the ef
fect ohserved. a definite diag
nosis is usually advisable as num
erous small stomach worms and
similar parasite produce symp
toms hard to distinguish from
those caused by the liver-flukes.
Proper fertilization has been
found lo make crops less liable to
unfavorable seasonal conditions.
It Is not a nre all for eTery ill,
however, as general soil manage
ment Is essential In , controlling
moisture the physical condition
and chemical reaction and other
factors.
rapoaling fowls by means of
buf one slit reduces the tendency
to wlnd puffs" which frequently
result from this operation, reports
W. T. Johnson, poultry patholo
gist at Ihe Oregon station, In an-.
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A Savings Account Makes
You Independent
Whether you want to save for a college education, for your own
old age, or to accumulate a fund to start in business for your
self; the INSUREO SAVINGS CONTRACT Issued by the
NORTHERN SAVINGS 4 LOAN ASSOCIATION ives you more
for your money. Following is the table showing the amount of
monthly deposit required from ages 15 to 54 to save 11000.00.
If you live, your contract matures and pays you S1000.00. If you
die, your contract matures at your death for $1000.00 plus the
amount you have saved.
Age Age Age
$4.28 28
4.28 29
... 4.29 30
437 41 4.65
. 42 4.70
43 4.75
M 44 4.81
4.88
4.96
B.05
5.14
4.29 31 - - 4.40 45
......4.30 32 4.42 46
4.30 33 .- 4.43 47
4.31 34 4.45 48
4.32 35 4.47 49
4.32 36 . 4.49 50
4.33 37 4.51 51
4.34 38 4.54 52
4.35 39 4.57 53
.... 4.36 40 4.60 54
5.25
5 38
5.51
5.66
5.83
6.01
Call telephone 664 for literature or an appointment A
1
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a
Announcement that Princess!
Mirth of Sweden would b the
guest of King George and Queen
Mary at Balmoral Castle in Septenv
ber has started rumors in Europe
that she may become the bride of
the Prince of Wales. She Is a sis
ter of Princess Ingrid, who recent
ly married the crown prince of'
Be'Qium. i
ROSEBURG UNDERTAKING CO.
' Established 1901
M. E. RITTER, Manager e
Founded and Maintained on Efficient
Service and Courtesy
one 284
Oak and Kane Sta,
Ambulance Service
Licensed Lady
Embaltner
High
all kinds of
i viaMi r i ices E&.vf1
Expert
' Our Plant is Modern m Every Respect We Invite Your Inspection.
Advice on Poultry FREE. EXPERT CULLING.
We call and pay CASH at
ycur door, anywhere In
Douglas County.
Umpqua Poultry Co. 643 wfhr4n
We are located in the former Farm Bureau Building, at Railroad Spur,-' -
North Roseburg.
V
to.
i TV.' department has slopped pay-