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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY. MARCH 6, 1929. WESTEHH BclS Chevrolet Plays Important Part in Export Trade LEEDY WILL AID The fame or tin t an food purveyor u th world ton on nr luur this wefk with the receip of b mnmtMOitt dr in mi ii Kroup Of Spanish-American rouiiUU"1 fn v. eitern beau lo relieve Hie short age caused by recent crop failures. Tu? bean in a staple article of diet til Central America where t m pears under the nam of rnjile ami lis M-arciiy was threatening thi popularity of ihe ordinary uhiqu tous ctiili con came, KnouKh bvans ttviit cut tv tv ranitma Mail liner Venezuela hn she departed tor New lork via tin lands between lu avert the Impending famine temporarily, and Fiuiidm r'aruo rfpace has been re hwi'd jtt aiiPC'-ediiiK Panama .Mail Bim.'e; to insuie an adequate yp:ly ' until the new crops cow T.':c Kt'elpt r.f lh order here craned considerable stir in ro: liiercmt chiles .Stocks on tui"' u ei e .sufficient Cur 01 dinary nasi ne.rt needs only and it became necessary to fend agent into the field to negotiate for reserve idork a wherever they could '.e found. Farm wart'liousm neiv ri'iielied (n all mictions of the iest. and uhn the torrent beaii to flow in for transshipment almost evety ava liable inch of Hpace on llie Panama .Mail dock hh filled overflowing lean came by baigt from thi up river counties and by automobile and express from a!) parts of (lie H yMt, ID one place a whole flee of new Chevrolet trucks was com iuawleTd and tons of beans were moved directly from the field warehouses to the shin's side, an I loaded from the trucks Into the hold. Accord i to officials o' tire Panama Mail Steamship com pany the bean carno was the bng est of Its kind ever t-i lenve San Francisco. Occasionally shlnment s fin out to fill local shonaKea In the Latin American countries hut this time there was a concerted Hemiiirl ln which every country from Mv to I'anama pat tjcipated. ih liveries will he male' by the Ven r.tK'la at every rort of call between Maat Ian and Colombia, and vill l0 followed by the SieanW (Juatc mala of the same line with a bean cairto almost as lame. fLI. f;.'i,I';'-j UaJ '"i . ' it. K;i inters who are conteniplalinK 1 romiivd words in his first I STATE COLLEGE OFFERS reailliiK; 31.:!73 versi-s the second FARM BUILDING PLANS lime ami 6i books and 1 .1 chap-j ten lu his final study. i Kor his accomplirthment, (iood- the connti ucilon of any new buiid-1 ger was awarded a scholarship by lns Hits year may n'i )tans from the American Bible Society, lie In- the farm niuiiuK''m-nt department tends to enter the ministry. j of Oregon Stale college at a vut y -o - - suiiill cost. These detailed plans fanner would like U. unless farmer kiriws heforelmnd and ha X C. Leedy, county agricultural I arent, is leaving tomorrow morning for Klamath Falls, where he is to 1 . omiact - meet in ic relatins; to '. onion growing. There has been 1 considerable interest shown In the' Klamath Kails district in onion ; growing and the college was asked to send- an expert to meet with the , growers and explain the Industry.) lie mU be accompanied by Alio. I Leedy. j Mr. Leedy has specialized In ; grow-in of onions in the Willam- ette Valley for a number of years, j his family for the past 20 years has engaged la onion growing, and for 13 years the Leeoy strut.. .u- ' taken the first prize at the Oregon ; state fair. The strain, which n of, the Oregon Yellow iJanver type, ! has been produced as a lale keep-1 er and has been improved to such J an extent that It can be kept under j proper conditions, the year around. ' Because of his experience in growing onions, Mr. Leedy is con-j sidered by the college as one of the beat authorities on that sub-1 ject in the state, and he was re-! quested by the extension service to make the trip to Klamath Falls to I conduct the meeting there. He will assist Charles A. Hender- j son. coun ngent ur K.u,na..i - - - -.. - j county in outlining a program. Mr. j Henderson is a former Douglas : the 1 a plan of how he desires the struc- county resident, having been pre- I ti:re mull ;md ni rnneetl. I vionsly located at Reedsport. ' Thousands of uckt of Pacific Coast bns are being (hipped to Mexico and Central America to relieve the ahortage occasioned by crop failures. From the fields where the beans are grown, new six cylinder Chevrolet trucks carry their loads to the ship. Upper Rinht Typical bean field. Center Sacked and marked for Central American ports. Upper Left Great slings lift the beans from th' trucks to the ship's hold. Lower Left Safely stored or shipment Lower Right Ready to leavs for Central America, An extension telephone means so much to a woman Instead of taking needless steps, she can go to her tele phone in its most conven ient location and place or answer ner calls without de lay. Just call - the Business Office and say "I want an extension telephone". The Pacific Telfjiione and Telegraph Company BAZAAR AND COOKED POOD SALE . Th Olengary W. ( T. f', will hold a bazaar and cooked food Kale Saturday, March 9. at the Pnrslow ' Furniture company store. Members Kill plea hp bring arifctes Tor the1 bay.inr err cooked foods to ihe store' or leave them at Mrs. Kail Ageo'g home not later than 9 a. m., If pos- i . jiiuJe.- ' 1 ; YOUNQ CLERK COUNTS j ( , EVERY WORD IN BIBLE f A unpin f ml pre (on,! Wln-i' JAN KSVILLH. Wis.. March fi -Mark .1. (Joodger. a grocery clerk, not only is a student of the Hihle; he's a statistician of lite Holy Hook. In the past six months (.noder Jium reild the Hfhln Ihtee time. He VALUE OF BEE COLONY DEPENDS ON CONDITION In Oregon late March or eaily April is the best lime f ir Itt gin ues to buy bees, according lo ii A. SJUllen, bee specialist ut the statu college. It is best to buy be'-s from a neighbor, or some re liable keeper who may be depen.l ed on lo hell satisfactory colonies. When buying a colony, it Is us genital I hat it be headed by a young queen of good stock, and nave enough honey to la;U until spring not le. than 2 pounds. A hiriie supply of bees to lake cure of the brood a 'id fieeilom fiom dis ease are linporianl, as is equipment thni is in good condition f i ained hives ale prel' are built from full n!i da t ton and wired In. ScHid woik combs, not (iton comhs, are used. Tiie value of a colony of been depends on the foregoing reijuiie inenis. A colony in n box hive, ' witrt cfooked comh, from vlii h lii tie can bo determined by an out hiAq evumlual ion. has little value not more lhan l to $:!. A g xxl colony ranges in value from $1() lo o enr.hle I he average farmer lo -lo much or all of the work himself, thereby icivinj; the cash outlay for wiig K iind utilling his own spare time to jrooil iHlv.mtae. Too many fatm buildings are heuu without definite plans and later on, change.! are impossible or at least cojtly. The oniin iry rural car penter cannot be dependod upon lo put up a hMildlng just like the THESE 8V.ANKETSJ i THESE 81 I rccL OOODJ dit Ion. Tin- Vl-v3 i ls at rmilt- 11 1 unit... 11 " " SPRING HATS Now on display. Flnt HKHorlnii'til ' of real mirlni? hivIph. Spo ihcm ill I , f'Hrr'n "whor' you navi." ri-U-o Roseblirg XI IIS and f 2 5(1. Oh.. T 8LANKER ?i)ft AS SHOW-1 AND THENLL SE I sj COMfW.TABl.fc VH6 KMO.g VN'luit is more enjoyable on a cold winter's nU'ht than to :tuugi:le un der a piiir of well laumlei'ed nanl tary blankeis. It they are biun lcr ed hen you can snuggle as close as you please lo them. They'll feel gncd to the tnu-h. Steam Laundry ford gclicslcr ITe tire prontl to inlro 'luce an entirely new conception of Sty linn; J,,r YOINC, MEN AND MEN l.oril Itoi'hrntrr Mi ling ii cl i)!iH'il for llit Ainrririiii mini vim rrrii)(iii's lhi iuiiiii lam r of Iwinn rorrrclly drrjvd. It will n!a fialmr titer ncwr-1 iilra w illiin rhi linnniU of goil t;ilo. Lord Rorhrtlrr Stylins forrral! whiit well drrwd dunlin Mrn mid Men will wear in Sprinj;, '30 to 3." TolfcrWfe? HtthtXtm. Rtkftrr, ,w tor wm WILDER & AGEE CO. Kosi lnnj:. Oregon TThfo h JUmtaD0d ADLlEra(&EDS e WEED4 Wide Choice of Colors t No Extra Cost A MO VP ... At Factory Coach - - $ 695 2-Pom. Coupe in set on - - - Coupe - - - - (rilh nimU mm) Standard Sedan - -Town Sedan - - -Roftdster - -Convertible Coupe - - - f5 72S tandard Fqiilptn?n Indttdm 4 hydravitc Aodt ahtorhrvt rUrtric fat and oil tuarraJuttm ahut m muLil lump u-uuithuld llt 0Mrt4j on Herring uJirrl ttatUt n da, alt b.ight part fjiTommm-pbiud. Everywhere in every way ESSEX the Challenger is put to the proof .under official newspaper observers In Fast Getaway no car is excepted. In Speed anything the road offers up to 70 miles an hour. In Hill Climbing the hardest hills in this community and in America. In Reliability 60 miles an hour all day. In Economy better than 20 miles to the gallon. IN TH IS CITY under official newspaper observation, Ksscx the Challenger will demonstrate its right to challenge the best that motordom offers. It is dramatic revela tion of an all round quality Six big, fast, roomy, powerful now available at the lowest price for which Essex ever sold and but little more than the cost of the smallest, lightest and lowest-priced cars on the market. Watch the announcement of results in this newspaper. And remember, as you see it out perform, not only all cars of its price class, but cars costing twice as much, that exactly the same performance ability, quality, economy and riding case arc characteristic in the Essex the Chal lenger which you buy. And in Value compare it part for part in every quality particular of appearance, finish, comfort and easy riding to those costly cars in which you pay the higher price for those very things. Watch ESSE& the OMiBJEITOi ROY CATCHING MOTOR CO. Completely equipped machine shop for handling all classes of auto repair work. 123 N. ROSE ST. PHONE 43S ROSEBURG. ORE.
