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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, MAY 29. 1929.
CHEVROLET SALES
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special schools where every feat
ure of service work Is taught, and
the result Is uniform service.
( leanlinees is an Important factor
In Ford service. .Much of the equip
ment has been desiKUed to keep
the automobile clean while It is
being greased, .adjusted or given
other service attention.
"Service Is an exceedluaiy .im
portant thing to consider about an
automobile and it la a matter lo
which the Ford Motor company
has ijiven the closest attention."
YOSEMITE'S LAST SNOW
DESCRIBE HOB
of Chinese paid WMmM?fmJM--
I Iwmwiiwiiipiiil f" - ) win f'""'"'"" f ' '
sas the supreme court opinion, "it
been presented and argued., and
USES OFFENSIVE
WORDS II BRIEF
Hm that the attorney for plu in. Jj afue day prior to the ai
tiffs is aggrieved twcmuie his n o- niore tha luy ju-e Levitt,
tlon to disqualify .Judys Lai i j no entitled to dU
was depied by him That in Mo . . Pla JJJj" ttndw Uie circum-
was not presented, boweer, until ai- quality uie juu6 -
tr a motion and a demurrer had ' aiancea.
AMOY, China, May ZUAMioaah
Alill suffering from norvouB jihock,
Mr. ('. H. Hollenian and Mrs. Hen
ry I'oppen were able today to tell
BomeUiing of tholr ihrllll'iK expert
enceH durinx the looting of llio
W.M. PACKER LuuKyenKchow mission and thlr
Amiouucemunt waa made liuit) 1 Amoy iu Chiueae clolh
'iS.:ji by K. W. Kuln, J'auiic ie-jlllK-
uiiiiuil iniiiiuuor of the liievrolet! Mrs. Holleman's husband, Dr,
.Motur cuiumuiy. uf the mtpuliumeni , Holleman of HprinKfleld, South'
of Wlllium 11. I'ucker a zone sates i Dakulu, was kidnaped by the Liii
liiiuiiiKt'r fur -the fioutlieru (Jul 1 1 or-jiiese who said they needed him to
Uia. territory effective 1 in mediately. treat their wounded. The refund's
f'ueker Hucceedii (..eorge H. Wal-jsaid that 2,000 communtHl sotdlera
lace, who because of the oulHtand-! attacked the missionary compound
iiiK o to id made by hi nine IT in the of the American Heforined Preaby
IvOB A n ge leu diaiiict, has been an-1 tertan niiauion.
pointed ushHiuiii Kfiieral hhU-hI "We had rlaen early and wru
jiiHiiaKur ct (lie Hulck Motor coin- flnlahed with breukfaat," Mrs.
paiit aX 'liiit, Mich. -Wallace 1 a
iiutlonally knowu IliiUie in the In
.ilubtry and .becumea tUrougti hla
new jiohI tlon one of the outstanding
ext!yptlveH In the automobile bunl
"ti uutfto 111b aaHocinllon with (Jem-nil
.Motora unita extends over a period
..'.uf Home years.
i'uckur Ih succeeded in the posl
" -Uuu uf uity sales imiuaKur lor Lou
Angle by WUIIiuu C. HoniiiK j the school.
I'oppen, wife of a uiiaaiouary who
escapd, aald. "1 was teaching my
son Kenneth when rifle firing be
gan near our house and enemy
truopa were aeen approaching,
HtmlUlng the danger, 1 hurried
with the children to the glrla'
school. There was no time to col
lect personal effects. Mm. Ho He-
man with her children joined ua at
-who'' has been reglunul sales pro-
luojjpu munager with officea at the1
" XJuvwolet Motor fuctuiy at Oak-
UtiK for the entire J'aulUc region. I
u. iHptrlng watl furiuerly aalea iti unto-
UuDnuuugur of the Seullie district
aud his new position la another!
. step iu the rapid progress lie has
' t-uutde lu Uie luat few years.
This location soon became pre
carious as marauding troops were
firing their rifles recklessly. We
attempted to enter the hemes of
Chinese friends, but they refused,
having no room for us aud feeling
that our presence might endanger
the Uvea of the entire Chinese
family. However, other Chinese
friends gave us Chinese clothing
The next two weeks will eee the
end of the snow la Yoaemite,
A H Patterson ,Oakl&nd-Pont lao
dealer, was the first to come out
of -the Talley over the Big Oak
FlfttKoadthUye&r.TbesepboUMi
show Half Dome, Bridal Veil
Falls, and the road through the
snow at Gin Flat,
Wilkins .Must Apologize .to
Judge Leavitt or Lose
An Appeal, Supreme
Court .Rules.
ROSEBURG UNDERTAKING CO
Established 1901
M. E. RITTER, Manager
Founded and Maintained on Efficient
Service and Courtesy
and directed ua to an empty house
where we hid throughout the day.
ConBitjuently I do not know the
detailed activities of the looting
troops IhrouKhout the day.
"After dark we dreHsed. In the
Chinese clothes and crossed the
river to tho other side of the city
where other Chinese friunds re
ceived aud assisted us. making ar
rangements for our departure lo
Anioy. These frleuds Insisted that
we no quickly, since lo remain at
Lungyeugchow endangered both
Ulem .and ourselves.
"We ate such Chinese food as
dangerous .when
dark.
Saturday night,
traveling after
May 25, cannot
were able to obtain better means
of transportation. They kept crawl
ing over mountain after mountain
be fully described. It was so full of J until long after dark, stopping only
horrors, (ears of bandits, near ex
haustion and rain storms. The rain
was pouring, lightning flashed and
the thunder echoed through the
mountains. We were wet to the
skin and the children were crying
and tired, often wading knee deep
through muddy water. How we did
It, 1 don't know."
Mrs. Poppen Bald that a Chinese
school teacher and one faithful
servant accompanied the party.
for a few hours for necessary rest
and then starting again by moon
light. Kfforls to communicate jvlth Dr.
Holleman ha,re been unavailing as
his whereabouts are not known.
All bills against the county
should be filed on or before the
could be obtained along the way. Only two sedan chairs could be (first day of the month, otherwise
The miserable slupimig places obtained which meant the women I they v. ill not De consjuerea till me
were made worse by a heavy rain i and children had to mostly walk 1 following .month,
which pourerl upon us In torrents, for more than fifty miles over Itoseburg, Ore., -May 23, 1929.
This made the road slippery and rough mountain paths before they COUNTY COURT.
NOTICE
SAI.BM, Ore., May 28. Unless
W. O. Wilklns, an attorney of Chilo
quln. Klamath county, apologizes to
Judge A. ,L. Leavitt of Klamath
Falls, and to the state supreme
court .within 20 days for certain
lunguage usud lu the case. of George
M. Strowbridge and others against
the City of Chiloquln, the supreme i
court will grant a motion to strike:
Wilklns' brief from the records, j1
The court so states in an opinion
today written by Judge O. P. Co-:
show. S
The language uped by Wilklns to
which the supreme court objects. 1
and which is termed "a very flag- i
' rant abuse of the duties of attor
! neys who are -public officers," is
directed at Judge Leavitt.
The case was one in which the
I plaintiffs sued the City of Chllo
i quiii. challenging the validity of
(certain items in a , sewer assess
i ment. They appealed from a decree
favoring the city. ,
Attorney Ocores Court.
The Rtinreme court opinion quotes
from Wilklns' brief in which he
speaks of the trick and sharp prac
tice of the defendants, and "a will
ing judge .who was then a candi
date for re-election."
In another, place .the brief speaks
of the prejudiced court, and again
he says: ".when the decree, was
written, the court, either careless
ly or of premediUtted prejudice,
fixed the amount of the illnal levy
at J24,91r1.64."
lu another paragrapd the Driet
calls the decree a travesty.
From a reading of the brier.'
Phone 284
Oak arid Kane Sti
Licensed Lady
AMBULANCE SERVICE Emba.mer
How to Quiet a
Back Seat Driver
"Slow Down!" "Be careful of
these turns!" "For Heaven's sake,
John, do you want to kill us all?"
In a lot of cases, there's probably
an excuse for that sort pf thing. But
if your wheels are equipped with the
new and improved "Kelly Register
ed" tires even the people in the back
-on htav .ninrIert neace of mind, for Keliys are
wgged built to insure perfect safety under modern driv
ing conditions.
Come in, we will be glad to show you our line of Kelly
Springfield tires.
Motor Reconditioning, Car Washing, Greasing
and Tire Repairing.
ROSE GARAGE
Rose and .Lane Sts. McMillin & Robertson Phone 66
In describing tti controlled Hot
vice method; of the Kurd Mulor
comimny, O. A. Lock wood, Kurd
deulm- lu IIUh city, pointed out that
It in now )0Blble for w Koid own- '
ir lo ot the'tmniH kind of all mi
tlou for hut automobile lu the large
l ho small country village .or
111. .distant forclKi. country, duo lo
. th universal uho of special sorvicu
- erjnipmuut and to the Kurd service
1 rtCllOOlrl.
- "The policy of the Ford Molor
company with rcBpnct to nervlte,"
Kit Id Mr. Lock wood, "is aet mil In
the wtatemt'i.t by Henry Kord:
"'II has always been our belief,'
au'ld Mr. Ford, 'thai a hale dnt'B
no I -complete the iranmicllon he-1
twecn uh and the buyer, but entab- j
HkIh'a a new obligation on im to
aee that his car plves him new lee. j
."Wir aa much lulercttted In hitf ;
"eco(x!inlcal operation of the car u ,
' Jie U In our ecquoiulcal inaituiau
"'"twtof it. j
"nils Is only good buHlness ou
"our jiurt. If our car gives service,
4 Kales will take cure or IhcmnelveH. '
For that reuon we have Inatalled 1
a system or controlled service to.
take care of ull Kord ear needs In !
Uu econoiulcat and imitroved man- j
iier. We wish all users or Kord j
cars lo know what they are en- j
tljjcd to In this reHpeet, so that i
they may readily avail themselves
of this service.'
?rWhfi. (he Model "A" Kord Wat I
- Introduced, the manufacture f
I louls and equipment especially de-
I sinned (or service work on It was
Underway. This eiiulpment has
been built to make it easy for the
'. Kord nervbe man lo do his work
properly, without holding cramped ;
) aud strained positions, or working
, avbiltid dark cirners. Special tooh ,
aji available for virtually every ;
Htamlard operation ou the Model
" Kord car.
.l'J'rd service men aittnd the
in
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thto ri nn ire
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JfOFFEE roasted in lu.lL is ULr
-.v that. Somr is umlrulnnr .unl
tiuc overdone Hills Bios. (
; JL Woe, however, is-f.tnauAs lot its ,
V'1"11" flavor. Jt is wasted by
', a patented, continuous pnKC
jr only a Sew pounds at a time.
' -Kery berry - cvory pound is
ll,Joastcd evenly. And ou taste a ;
. - tnaiclilc tiavor in cveiy cup.
HILLS BROS
COFFEE
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THEY SATISFY
TASTE above evenjthing
Why ai'e Chesterfield tobaccos "crow
blmdtd?" Why arc they so thoroughly agtdf ,
Why do our leaf buyers watch ;) so closely
Why is the ChcstcrBcld blend so accurate?
You pet the answer when you light up; you
get out of your Chesterfields exactly what we
put in "$astt . . . above everything'."
a put in "Utile . . . above everything",
esterf ield
FINE TURKISH and DOMESTIC tobaccos, nol only BLENDED but CROSS-BLENDED
Mtt?' ' ' ' ' - '
! ' Baking f WfeSSWS
y j f Insurance !
If you find ny fault what- ; ; T'i&&
! j ever in this baking powder, 5 &&gz&&'t
. I or think you do, your grocer j fnfP
I i will return your money and :S fynra?
, 1 j; also pay for the eggs, butter, y SS'8 i
; v i f flour, etc., you have used, j w- ,
ft4;?-.- - A ( i'X ' 'fa "'A " sf'..Fl
A full pound .
for your pound price
it means 10c iu your purse
All cream of tartar taking powders sell at about the same
price. But some contain only 34 of a pound. One contains a
full pound. And "1 pound" is printed on the tin in plain sight.
There are cheaper baking powders than Schilling but they
contain no cream of tartar. Ask any domestic science teacher
which she prefers a cream of tartar baking powder or a
substitute. Ask your doctor. Ask any pure food department.
All cream of tartar baking powders are good but you might
just as well get a full pound for your pound price.
Read the Schilling label. It means just what it says.
That's another Schilling way of keeping faith with you.
Coffee
32 Kx tracts
47 Spice
Tea
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C 1W. boom Mvim Tomcco Co.