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1 it rSl k 7 IS : It 111 : ifffifyi ADDRESS . TWO T . 3)ip entlitiRtaKlIc rccrptinn which the i'.tti) Oakland -All American Six and the PonUm; Hit? Six urn rewlv- Iiik from motor devotees hn r suited In uti announcement front tli' Oiikliind Motor Cur comimiiy. tlirouKh L. M. lrv('K, I 'act II c im glonul nianuiu'r, that a Ihtko now Kirld depot has just been I'Htuli iaJictl in the west in which will bo kept u parts Hiock of lhi approxi mate vahi of St.Hrin.ooo. From Una depot fit .Oakland. California, deal- I?tk of the entire Pacific, region will twelve their partu service, and In an emergency a win will liiin a Jmrt needed for thp repair of an Oakland Ail-Ameilcun or Pontlac Six owner's cur on llm followiiiK dav. " Observera Bet in thin nnnounee 'snvni a rofORiiitlon of tho com nn vi lal and economic Importance of tin Pacific roast. For th flrnt tUn' in history the Pacific coast l bt -in put on an ennui basin with the ean tern and niid-wesiern Bee tlnn$ of the United SUhich. The art ofjlo Oakland Motor Car company ImwotfJiizInK th Pacific rcf"" an ifjfrvat distrfbnlion urea in Indeed significant and Indicate that the eaiilern manufacturers realize that jjbuervorH who claim thn future oCfJilH country Hew In the west are not merely speculating. Tno new parts depot will have railway spurs running into the fironnds occupied by thn hulldiiiK to tncililate HhipmentR of material. Jodel shop and training school fokjnerhantcH will be conducted In the structure, and dealers who d SlfT to Rive nny of their service d--paflment men special training will herai liberty to send them to the school for a course at any time. Factory officials of the Oakland Motor Car company nKree that in this age of speculation and service Is Is essential that Oakland and Pontlac owners be given the high est possible degree of service. .Much a forward policy, as exempli fled by this action of the Oakland Motor Car company, proves con 'cluslvely that the vaHt research -made in the Pacific region has rtis ' closed a stable economic condition. ; W. II. Tracy, vice president of -the Oakland Motor Car company In charge of sales, recently declared 'that conditions In the United States are more generally stabil ized than In 11(28, when u new high output record was Bet In the auto motive industry, and Ihut people everywhere seem content with the ' present order or things and are confident that America's unproee douted prosperity will he maiii-j talned for an Indefinite period. This content Inn Is In direct con-' ' LrUiliction to the statements of students of economics who declare that mass production wilt not re fill in mass prosperity much long ; rriv'.Hnwevor, Mr. Tracy's argil nienls Indicate . that bis study of . the question hat been from a moie dlyfcrslfled point or view than the - siuucms or economics - C'ontinuiir,', Mr. Tracy stated ! that: 1. Savings deposits arc at a high r point. 2. Highway construction pro grams are opening up new outlets , for cars ami adding to their utility, . definitely proving that there can - never be a so-called "saturation point" tn automobile construction. 3. Cattle, Iioks and corn are i bringing excellent prices. Cotton : faces a satisruanry year. Kncour 1 aging reports are being received from the lumber industry and the fitf tner, especially, in view of Un favorable congressional action, will be much more likely to purchase an automobile than was true n your ago. These observations siiggct to many4 critics that much of the propaganda helm Issued by fatal ists, relative to wni tiiugs to America to so slow, have no ac tual foundation. Mr. Tracy's posi tion enables him to view (he coun try as a whole and In no sense has ho drawn bis conclnsionti from a study of n limited canvass. RUSSIAN AGENCY BLAMES CHINESE FOR HATE CLASHES MOSCOW. Aug. I I.- Official no tice of actual combats on r.oviet soil growing out of Slno-KuMlan antag onism in .Manchuria, uoi tbenntern China, was given today hi an an- "Move Your Future Forward" That Is tho tttte of a Burnt intrrtinH book which the 'Nrthwrt m ernds frr to im btttfHU jounsr ppl xhinr bunlnrns train hrir snd the opporlun 'ity to get rimrwhfr nd be tomehtHlr. Jnitt ,vrtt us a Hn. am) 0 ft will come to yon by rflJ h "return mall. The roupon 'below t for your convenience In replying NORTHWESTERN BROAnWAT AJtO SAt.MOIf roHTLAna, ORKOON CtTP AND MAIL TODAY Gentlemen t I wnnt to He ftomeUidy and u-l some where. Plrae mmtl me, with ciiit obHirtion. your b.fc, "Mnre Your rSiture For wanl' that I mny ee how to brtn; tomorrow's succeM clover to today. Harmonizing Upholstery hutvcuon w, - t " J- i. ;, V - v, 4,. Attractive oat tern and fabric li'- - 4 prevailing colorful trend of car bodies and upholstery, are making oat cover one of the most popular automobile accessories Accord ing to the Western Auto Supply Company. Pretty June Marlowe call attention to the tailored cover ho hits installed on her car which protect summer (rocks from touring grime. Women motorists are enthusias tic about Dlltmore seat covers, the harmonizing patterns of which com bine Hiuart appearance, utmost comfort and complete clothing pro tection, ndvlses ii. M. Krell, local manager of the Western Auto Sup ply company. "More and more women automo bile owners are equipping their cars with seat covers as they hesi tate to lii k soiling dainty apparel on dust gathering upholstery. That the covers can easily he aponged off lector of dust and dirt is plainly shown by a simple test. Slap the upholstered seat cushion in the car liard. Then feel the dust and grime between the fingers thai came from the cu nil Ion. II Is easy to Imagine nouncemeut pullihed by Tasa, of- licial agency. The Tass announcement that ItUKHlans on ItusHian soil had been killed and wounded by "while Rus sians" supported by Chinese troops of Hie . Manchuria u garrison. It vh fiald the attacks had been dia- )ersed "by detei iiiiucd actions by our troops.' The statement said: "l-'rom the very beginning of the Chinese Kastern railway conflict nml villi the direct cooperation of Chinese troops, while guards have systematically fired at our out posts and on the civilian popula tion, "In recent days there have been registered at a number of points several of our killed and wounded. Insolent white bandits and Clilne.se units, nut contented wilh mere filing, attempted at places to cross the boundary line. In the vicinity ft Ilhtgovi'scheiifk. the mouth of the Hungarl nnd Lake Chanka white guards supported by Chinese trtiom attacked' our frontier guards. T h e attacking parties vere dispersed by determined ac tions by our troops." WASHINGTON, Aug. 12.- The airplane "smoker" now Is classed as a Hie menace by the V. S. for est i y service. Investigators prov ed I tin I a large percentage r ci gar and cigarette stumps, dropped from as high as l.tMMi feet, wrv Mill burulhi; when they struck the ground. A LITTLE SUGAR LOTS OF FLAVOR ilow a Dash of Sweetness Can Add to the Joy of Enting Everyone Is interested in Im proving cookery. Women like to rave their meats appreciated. Mn like to enjoy foods, no that rating becomes a pleasure. Children light against bland ami tasteless meal.-t. U nappe t i xiug foods encourage malnutrition among children. This jhints out the rightful place of sugar in the diet. Sugar is the ilavur supreme developed by na ture to make eating a pleasure. The lalfst thing in cookery is an old secret rediscovered. Add a dash of sugar to vegetables while they are cooking (preferably in little water J. The suar works wonders in picking up the llavors. fresh ness ami colors of vegetable foods. Try this t'fipjthtnt en (Vi.tsrro. Tare a large eggplant. Cut it in thick slues. Then to ciiIm-h. Cook in just enough Ixuling water to cover. I'rain will when tmh-hed. Cut a small onion in slices. Cook until tender in 1 tablespoon of but ter. Add tho egijplant, I cup of tomatoes (mure if mixture seems tiMi dry), '? cup of water, 1 tea spoon of suar, J2 teaspoon of salt, teaspoon of pepper. Cover and simmer slowly in moderate oven half an hour. Try a dash of sugar in diking peas, lima beans, string Wans, corn, carrots, beets, parsnips, sweet potatoes, S(jurfsh. onions and to matoe. For tatc, for enjoyment, for making" a vaicd diet enjoyjible, use a dash of sugar. ood food Jromotes pi'vd health. The Sugar iialitutc. ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, f 4i ' y ft ' , v -Mr -V "i"i i I fy ft 'A : i 'i z , ' druirnrd to harmontze with the the damage this dirt cause3. "With Aeroeloth seat coverr, there Is no dust. Not u particle can get through to the upholstery, and what Utile dirt does collect on he covers can easily bu sponged ott with soap and water. Aeroeloth has the sheen of satin hut there Is simply no "wear out" to It. "No matter what may bo the make or model, the appearance of any car can be Improved and sum mer driving can be made more com fortable by the addition of seat covers. Their economy Is appar ent for when the car Is traded In on n new model, well preserved, clean upholstery adds many dol lars to its value. TWO DIVORCES GRANTED IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Two divorces were . granted in circuit court today by .Tudgo J. W. Hamilton. Vera 1'est was grunt ed a decree on the grounds of cruel and Inhuman treatment. Klic wan married to Carl l-'est l i 'lose huig. November 2ti. 102". She was granted the return of Imt maiden name. Vera linker. ,Mrn. Kcst was represented by attorneys Klcc and Orciitl. Kyle Ma raters was grant ed a . divorce from Ida 11 III lard Mnrsters on the grounds nf cruel and inhuman trtsitmetit end asso ciation with tithi-r men. They were niHiiieil at Vancouver, Wash.. April 20. Iftl'fi. n. v.-nn represent ed bv Attornev It f, IMdv THm i'Door SmIoa, llo,ly by Fin her 7A XUien you drive tlio Pontine Rig Six and actually experience its exclusive perform ancc qualities It8 easy to understand why thousands of buyers arc turning to this outstanding General Motors product! PtmriM Big Sim, $743 to ftSt f. . 6. VonxUc. .Uirh., ptut dliwry rhar$M. Dumpwi, Mpring rotwra and Locwjoy Hoc ft 6arbr rrgutar equipment mt 9 tig fit Mim rmt. Gnrnl Mofora 71m Payment Flan available mt minimum rafw FASTliEt ..... SAIIII EASE IK TO milVK . SMOOTilllt . . . MOIIE KCOX031IC.L 3SUK POWKIU XX Roseburg Motor Company 111 N. Rote POePICBTO BE SUED ill THE RIEXT FEW DAYS I'ear picking will start In the Vmpqna valley within the next week if the present weather con tinues, according the J. C. Leedy, county agent. In fact, he states, picking Yiill start Thursday or Fri day in some of the early orchards of the county. The pi-irs are rapidly gaining sugar and are reaching the point where they may he picked. IVara should be picked at exact ly the right time, this time being governed by the hiiar content. The rorfiKteiice of the fruit to puncture provides the method v. hereby the condition of a p'-ar is determined. County Auent Leedy has a machine that determines accurately whether or not pears are ready to be picked, and the me of the machine is free for all growers. ' Ity determining the amount of pressure required to force a plunger Into the fruit the machine shows whether or not 11 is time to start picking and thus enables growers to get the fruit oft 'he trees at e.xartly the right time. The nunbine was rceenly pent to Corvallis where It was thoroughly inspected and adjusted to give al solute, acouracy. The pear crop In the county this year Is expected to amount to Hboul S.it'jo tons, most of which will be sold to canneries. The bulk of the crop has already been contract ed, the buyers paying $75 to $S0 per ton. A few Bales as high as 85 have, been reported, but thes art exceptional.' SCHOOL BUSES ARE Increased use of school buses by city and rural schools of America is reflected by the fact that :(H, OOO.diiO children were carried by school banes (n 1H2U, a gain of 51, OuO.000 over the previous year. Safety, economy, speed and con venience of transporting school children by buses were cited by A. II. Kerrandou, director of the motor coach department of Dodge Urothers. aj outstanding factors responsible for the company's In crease of -12 per cent in school bus sales for l!t2!l, compared to a year ago. Another indication of the growth of the school bus Industry is Indi cated by figures showing that on January 1. this year, there wa a total of ir,,y:p) schools in tho Unit ed States operating 40.S75 buses, compared to 14.ljr,t) schools ope rat, lag ;t.!ifiO buses on the same dato the year before. "Hy offering school buses with carryln,' capacities from is to E:t children, we are able to observe the transportation requirements' of school children everywhere." said Mr. I'errandeu. "School officials in many cities are assuring the safe ty of children by supervised hm rnntea that protect pupils from triil Tic and other dangers to and from school. The increasing num ber of rural school consolidations has nmd a dependable fleet of buses necessary to serve children often living in several township. In this way. country children are rerotvlne the eil'icat ion.il ndvant- SMOOTH11 jjr product of :j:nkual MOTons ' T" OREGON, WEDNESDAY, ages enjoyed by those in city schools. - Surveys made by Dodge Uroth r-rs tdiuw the average size of chil dren at various uses, so seating capacities with maximum comfort can be accurately estimated. This survey was the first one ever at tempted, pnd produced results far different irom the arbitrary basis of estimating seating capacities heietofore used in the industry. Comfort and riding ease are in-.-oired by the construction of the leather seats and general roomy body design. Attractive appearance has been attained in exterior and interior finish. "All buses are powered with the six cylinder engines that have cained Uodge Brothers a reputa tion for economy and dependability In transportation. Intern.tl expand ing hydraulic four wheel brakes, completely encjosed, afford posi tive control at all times. Unique features in body construction pro vide sturdinesB that makes for safety and long life, both essential in school bus operation." EE EN MODE PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO ASSAULT CHARGE Kben Modo of Kellogg, arrested yesterday on a charge cf assault and battery brought by his fath er, U. S. Moth;, eiiteied a plea or not guilty, when arraigned before Judge Hopkins today. He was placul under bonds of 5"C0 which v. e re f u rnj shed and ho wa s re leased from custody. The cuse will probably be brought before the grand jury. Tho father claim that, the son became unpry and knocked him off the porch, causing an injury to the. older man's hip. CARD OF THANKS 'rds can never express my heart relt thanks and appreciation to all friends and neighbors, also I'hiletarian Lodge, 1. O. ). F. and Ilavelock Lodge for their many acts of kindness and help during the Inng Hickness and at the death of my falher. I sincerely thank the Douglas Funeral Home and Rev. Travis and "singer" Tor their beau tiful services rendered. In behalf of my sister nnd brother Cora 12. Shannon and W. H. Brumage. Signed: Adah Brumage Moss. Markets ( Asr.ri;itel I'resn Wire) Frn,AND. Ore., Aug. 14. Dell-clou.-, cllow meat cantaloupes from The Dailes made their appearance tody at. the Kast Side, market of the Hardeners' and Handlers' asso ciation. Tney found ready saie ui $2 n Ciato. With turnips scarcer, the price went up to 5u-y 60 cents a dozen hunches. Local tomatoes were less abun dant and were held at S5 cents. Deans were cheaper at 4 cents. Strav.hr rries straggled to the market at $1.50 tor half a crate of 12 boxes. i- Itaspberrles were held at 2.35 $2.10. New Potatoes went down to 2 New poiainerf wen down to ? Lnt'inheri ies were offered at ji.r.-ri i.4o. Teaches dropped to So cents. Trade was not as active as usual. -o- McCormick-Deering engines have removable cylinders which can be easily replaced. See them at Whar ton Urns American ilros. fence at Wharton Knglnes for drier fans are sold t Wharton Ttios. than any other six of equally low priee ' . o. U. Pontine, Mlrh. tr'rf.l'i-nttr Tw o. I Vnot Sda IkNly h t i.lirr 1h down purmrnl in livr-nnd Ifw riotl.ir a month Ink rur. n( llif tUiMi". tiimo In ;n mr how tt.nrli m..rf Ponliar Him t offer ml bring ur rr for our piril. ontlrr th drtivrrpH prW n wll tho ltt iirtiv hm rftmpi rinm uloinoktl" .ilu ... Oaltlnod I'onlian lrltrri prl- inrltnla or.lf rMiintlf rlmrri for linn- '1 Uac Payuicut I'lau Is ued. Phone 100 AUGUST 14, 1929. Logain, Operator Vi.it and 8ho,.lng. Neal U one of the lloy sJ of Kock frrek U here (losing operators Betting out )oB8 ..rtiiy visiting with acquaintances' nar llofkreek A with spirit and the will to go Once you drive a new Dodse Six, you'll never'cease to marvel at its dash, its vim, its sparkling alacrity. It is so much more than just a piece of machinery. It is fairly surcharged with life and animation alive with spirit and the will to go. It typifies the finest, most modern design and construction. In the quality of its materials and the precision with which it is manufactured it is unsurpassed. Scores of other refinements give the new Dodge Six a lest, a smoothness and a flexibility unapproached by any other car comparable in price. It is, indeed, an unmatched value. New Ddd be Brothers 5 fx EIGHT BODY STYLES: $949 TO J. 0. Newland & Son Cass and Stephens Roseburg, Ore. Phone 458 (ustom beauty, sleeve -valve power IN THE COMPLETE WILLYS -KNIGHT LINE FROM THE LOW-PRICED "70-B" TO THE LUXURIOUS NEW GREAT SIX The brilliant 6ucccss of the new style Willys-Knight "70-B" proves its value as the largest, smartest, and most powerful Knight-en- gined car ever offered at such a low cost. The new Willys-Knight Great Six is distinguished by an individuality that reveals itself in a higher order of design, luxury and perform ance. Some of the car's many advanced mechanical features are: Bijur one-shot lubrication system, heavier scverr-bearing crankshaft, extra strong and rigid frame, full internal four wheel brakes, manual heat control and automatic radi ator shutters. WILLYS-OVBRLAND, TOLEDO. OHIO NEW STYLE WILLYS-KNIGHT F. Salesroom 317 North Jtcksoo S106S F. O. B. DETROIT 1) ill 1 .r3 iSM 'lip 11 "sw iijs.iw jxwszzwsrzzwrh 11 GREAT SIX $1QQ SEDAN 'TO-B-COACH IUtO tirt,i.AUH'ill,K.itk,tritnf...h. f'"Jl l"Juir t'04St Tmrltf TdU, 0 mmd ifttiitattnt mijut M $'045. vinA ntjmjtj. f rata iun an,, Ur liam lumUrd, um INC. W. CHASE Phone 399 St SIlIlfllllL' ln-llTMr. , . 1'UllfVH Inr drier work are sold at winrin. W nrn. CHRYSLER MOTORS PRODUCT I Roseburg, Orcgm
