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THE E-M-F Co. will manufacture during 1910, 43800 Automobiles, valued at nearly $50,000,000. This number is al
most one fourth of the entire output of the United States. These automobiles are made complete from the PIG IRON to the
finished product, in their factory. No unnecessary middle men's prolits for the buyers to pay. These cars represent the
greatest values in the world today. Our allotment is small and you must apply early to secure one of them.
DELIVERED IN ROSEMJKG, ORE. EOR $900, complete as per above pattern.
Specifications Flanders "20"
MOTOIt tilt home-power. Knur cylinders,
cust en bloc following best lOoropcnn mill
American practice In motoin of these ill
nietiNloliH. '
HOIUO II B-H (lichen. Hlroke, II ii-l Inches..
COOLING. (Motor In wilier cooled, the Jackets
being extra large, Insuring good eirriihillnn
and plentiful supply of water under nil cnn
llltloiiH. Water jackets Hiirroimd valve
port uIho. t'freulnthiii Ih ntalnlalned hy u
centrifugal pump of lllteral proportions and
simple design, driven from magneto shaft.
Ll liKII AiiON Kaillii principle us 10-M-F
"IIO" vileuillll feed oiler having no moving
parts null consequently impossible lo dis
arrange. Cannot llooil u-.r starve Hie
motor oil level always Hie Name regardless
of road levels, speiil of molor, or any oilier
conditions.
IGNITION Dual system, consisting of (a)
Hpllldorf magneto Name as K-M-K ":I0,"
if which nt IIiIh writing there are 10,0110 In
dally iiHe anil nut a complaint ; (h) a Net of
dry cell batteries nre Niipplled for emer
gency iiHe.
CA Kill Hin t III In of the improved Moat
feed type Nlnillar to that on L-.M-b' ";HI"
mid, like the latter, In of our own design
mill iminiifiit'turc,
OLl'Tt'll -In of the roverNcd cone typi
leather faeeil the type that has otil lived
all the "multiple disc" and other fads.
KKAIt A.X Ll2 In Nlmllar In design and con.
ni ruction lo that of K-M-P ",U," which has
proven no RatlNfactory to owners ho disap.
IHiititlng lo competitive imikerN.
THANNMISKION In Incorporated In the rear
axle tho Ideal construction for rum of
light or tnedluui weight. This coullneN I he
operating inechnulNiii to two unllN and af
fords it maximum of flexibility In the chas
sis. FltONT AXLI1' In drop forged hi one piece
not welded In the center -from special
Ntccl of high torsional nnd clastic properties.
HI'ltlN'G From, Hcml-clllptle. Hear, full
elliptic with scroll ends same as E-M-F
'tlO" und on uther high grade cam. Acme
of eiiNe riding uud breakages practically
iiiikiiown.
HKAKDS Following tlm most lip-to-dnto
practice lull hitherto found only In high
priced cam both ncIh of brakes nro of the
Internal evpandlng initial ring type. H li
mned In ii pressed Nteel drum on rear axle.
I- i:.Ml lltM .UimiiicliMl steel. Kudosed full
length of car.
Wlli;i:i, HASH 100 Inches. Tread, Standard,
BO H Inch. Special, (II inches for Mouth
cm NtntcM trade.
TllilCS li'Jx.l Inches ample tiro equipment
and good Niifety factor.
GASOLI.MO CAPACITY la gallons mull
dent for -!.- to :ioo inileH.
Ol'llltATIO.N AM) CONTitOL As this ear la
designed for the use of owners mid will
prohahly hut seldom he driven by iklllcd
chairetirs, every effort has brra niadu to
Nlmpllfy the control mid make every part
"fool proof."
IIODV TVPUS Thn-p. Runahoiit: standard
type having large deck at rear, enclosed
7(4 Inches hl!h for carrying tanks, samples
or other iirlicleN. An Ideal und u practical
utility vehicle and withal hanilNonie.
KMM'ltllAX A natty rour-pussenger car
without, doors". The rear pair of units, are
removable and otherwise the lxxly Is same
as Itiiiiuhout.
ItAi'V ItOAHSTIOK A classy two.piiNsenger
Itoadsler, Willi gasoline tank exposed at
rear of seats. Large receptacle under seats
and another under rear deck.
FVIJII'MIONT Splltdorf magneto; a side oil
lamps; I oil tall lamp; 2 acetylene head
lights, and acetylene generator, and good
tiihular horn.
I'lllt'l'I lluuahout, seating two, $HiH, de
livered In Ituschtirg; Suhiirluin, seating
four, with rear seals reniovahle, 000, de
livcrtil In Itosehurg; lliu-y lUiadster, II0(),
delivered In Itosehurg, t)regoll.
MOTOIt :io h. p., -l-cylindcr, 4-iucli hore hy
4$-ineh stroke; develop thirty horsepower
and then some. Silent, llcxihlc, reliable.
TRANSMISSION Selective slhllug gear type,
.'I forward speeds and reverse. Incorpor
ated lu rear axle, following practice of
91(100 lo $111100 cars.
KF.AF. AXLH Semi-lloaling type; no inal
leahlo castings housing sections made
from steel stampings. 1'XM-F ";I0" was
pioneer ill this improvement.
FltO.Vr AXLH Drop forged ft nlck -1
steel In one piece l-heani section. Slight
ly dropped in ecliler.
STIOKIUNG GICAIt Irreversible worm and
sector type, ns Is lilgh-pricnl cam.
Fit AM F. Pressed steel.
I IIOKI, HASH I OH inches; tread, standard,
tMlb inelies; Npecial til-Inch tread for
southern roads.
IXimiCATION II-JI-F aiitomatle vaeclliim
feed simplest, surest and hest ever ile-
vised.
I(,MTI Dual system, consisting of Spllt
dorf .Magneto 10,000 on K-.M-F cms and
never a complaint ; also set hatleries for
emergency use.
If You are interested call or send for literature and complete description
of these cars,
C. E. CANNON
Ask for Catalogue Giving Full Description
ROSEBURG, OREGON
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DELIVERED IN ROSEBURG, ORE,, FOR $1,525, with complete equipment a's'above
Brief Specifications E-M-F "30"
ItltAKKS Four, all acting on rear huh
drums.
TIIIKH ittSvSM Morgan & Wright Quick lie
tnchahle. WF.IG1IT Willi top, storm t it and all
tanks full, aiiiO pounds light enough to
he economical on l ires heavy enough to
witlistand hardest usage.
IIODV Flve-passengcr touneau touring car
wide, scuts.
COLOIC Ilody dark hlile running gear yel
low. 1'RIC'H $1 las delivered at Itosehurg, Ore
gon. .Mohair top, $75 extra. Glass front,
$25 extra.
SHOHTAGF. OF CAItS The entire product
of nil factories for the coming year will he
consiilerahly less than 200,000 ears, the
demand Is estimated at (100,0(10 ears. If
you want a car it therefore hehooves you
to apply early. All l'acillc Coast dealers
say that it will he Impossible to supply ears
during .May, June and July, excepting to
those whose orders have heeu and are now
helng booked. A small deposit will hold
you a car until you lire ready for it.
LOCAL NF.WS
1 1 n v o Arunttnl tuno It. U
The host lircad made nt t'niKua
Uakory. Free delivery, 1'liona SI' 11.
Knitted nnd sweet doughnuts, fretib
every inortiluK at 9 o'clock nt limp
uim lliikerv. Hit
Valentines Some very handsome '''turned Sunday from
ones and soinu a little more so. at
the Hoschui'K Hook Store. iltt
Cheapest uciiileut insurance Dr.
ThoniiiB' Klnctrln Oil. Slops the
pain ami heals the wound. All drug
gist sell It.
I'hotie 2211 tor Rnvihliic in tint
linking line free delivery. Uninoua '"" 1
Hnkery. dtf - 1'",'u- l;t
If you try a suction sink stopper Forest Supervisor s. V. Hartrum
you'll never ho without one.. See ' '" Haleni attemlluK a uiiH'tltiK of
Winnie (Imldls. the nliituher. If the stale forestry board. It la the
Four-foot sluli wood . f 4,fi) per I'lan of the boanl to conduct a vlg-
cord. I'ago Investment tlo., 70!' N. "reus educal iniial eainpnlKit during
Jackson St. I'hone 2421. dtf H"' year I IM II for the puriose of
Four-foot Blab wood H tiO per enlisting the active co-operation or
cord. l'age Investment Co., 7ill N. all citizens In adopting every proi'MIl-
.lackson St. I'lioni- 2 42 1. ,tf I tun against disastrous forest Urea.
Hoses. Hoses everywhere,
lOverybody do their share;
liny your ticket In a whirl
And laugh with the Military (ilrl.
Miss ltessle Kenney, of 1'ortland,
Is visiting hero with her grand
mother. Mrs. A. 10. Snyder.
Miss Allhrlght. the stenoirranber.
visit with
her mother near Portland.
Hear Itev. Mears. of the South
Methodist church, tonight nt l'resby
terluu church. Kverybody invited.
Kvnugellst Heed ami his singer,
II. C. t;rant, will arrive Saturday
nliiB anil begin the great tuber-
ting next Suniluy evening,
Embroidery
Qopf We have placed
uaiL' on sale, for a lim
' t ited time, Excep
tional values in embroideries, at
10c, 15c and 25c
SEE WW90W 9LVLAY
Rscbfgr Rochdale Co.
V. Long, the cx-hnnioss denier,
today houghl Mrs. H. A. Hengnn's
residence property, nenr the Lane
school, which ho has occupied for
some time pant.
Two more cars of homeseekers
rrom the Fust were expected to ar
rive ut Sutherlln today. Col. J. F.
I. hse and F. 11. Wnlto went to Port
land Saturday night to meet them.
II. A. Crow, of Illddle; II. L. )e
wald, of Canyonvllle; tl. v. Uur
"U, or Myrtle Creek, wore among
the Hoseburg vlsilora toduy.
Amos Wilkins, II. F. Uollenbeck,
F.ugene; l. K. Orlswold. Cottage
Drove: J. M. lOngl... Knglewood
Hunch; A. tl. Heals. Tillamook; c.
II. Arundel, (ieo. 11. Wlxson Mvrlle
I Creek; I. M. tlervnls. Oakland; J. 11
Hays. Mt. Alio; Floyd Watson. Tll
I ler; II. 1). May. V. . Lnnhatii. F. W.
Franz and wire, Sutherlln; L. yy.
,1111110.1. liotroll; p. O Donnell, Cntnas
i Valley; Leonard llros.. Olalln; E. L
j Hushnell. I. llushnell. Ten Mile; Ike
: Kent, l.akevlew; Hen Mc.Mulletl. ,Myr
; He Point, were among the recent ar
' Hulls m the Mclinllen.
Among the Innumernhle things
which Douglus county needs Is more
rorn. During such prolonged wintry
weather ns the season now passing
corn would come In very handy ns
livestock food. A cnrload of corn for
such purpose was received hy (leorgo
Kohlhngen. of this city, today, all
the way from Nebraska. In price
and freight It represents an expen
diture of over fKiin. While most
farmers might hesitate to accept the
suggestion of keeping coin stored
away for sale in the winter. It would
; be well lor them to benr In mind that
; there Is truth In the old saying that
j "the farmer who Is prosperous Is the
one w ho always has something to
'sell."
,AI)S '
TUX IIOHOFS, HI T
SOON GLAD TO HFiTKN.
Itrasnu FntlironiHl.
Hec..use meats are ao tasty Miey
nro consumed in great excess. This
lends to stomach trouble, biliousness
and constipation. Kevlse your diet,
, let reason nnd not a pampered appe
;tite control, then take a few doses
jof Chauiberlnln's Stomach and Liver
j Tablets nnd you will soon be well
I again. Try It. For sale by all drug,
.gist. Samples free. c
Have Arundel tune It.
Eugene Register: John Morelock
and tiordou Shirry, two Cohurg lads,
aged 15 nnd 13 respectively, tired or
parentis! restraint nnd the monot
onous routine of school lite nnd per
haps Inspired by the blood and
thunder yarns of sensational cheap
lltrature, Tuesday morning took it
into their heads to see the world and
left hnlue without giving their par
ents the least Intimation us to where
they were going.
To a Register reporter yesterday
In the Sheriff's olllce. young Shirry.
who is n very Intelligent lad. suited
that when they left home they had
only ten cents In money ami this
they spent on their arrival in Eu
gene in seeing n moving picture
show. p
Wednesday morning they took the
tender of the 12:43 trnlu nnd went
to Itosehurg and from there they
walked to Dillard, where they
boarded a freight trnln and went to
tlrnnts Pass. Here, tired of the ho
bo life, the hoys appealed to th
Portland Oregoulan: William J.
Hums will arrive In Portland this
week for the purpose of Installing
here the private detective system
which be organized for the United
States. An important brunch of the
work which the Hums agency will
undertake will be in hunting down
the class of crooks who operate
among the banks of the country.
Chief Hunt:' recently secured a con
tract with the Association of Bunk
ers, embracing 1 1.000 linnncinl in
stitutions located in every state of
the I'nlou. Detective Hums become
widely known In Oregon hy gathering
evidence against laml-frnud manipu
lators. He was the righthand man of
Attorney lleuey and was so success
ful in gathering evidence that many
or the dereudntits confessed. Later
Detective Hums went to San Fran
cisco nnd was promiuent In the graft
Investigation there.
FAIItll.WKS IIF.MFI)
Al DIKM'F WITH POPE.
HOME. Feb. 6 The visit to Home
ron- i f ,u...ri.w. ii- ,. ... . .
,ln..,r j,r v., ii' . ' '-.......o . ' .ii i oil ii s, ex-wce-
" " I'lir-ni-uE.-l llillll.
President of the I'nited States,
brought about a delicate situation
because of the fact that he wished to
pay his respects to the King, to the
Pope and to the American Methodist
chu nil.
My a tactful arrangement Mr.
Fairbanks' audience with King Vic
tor Kin.-in iiel u:u (,,! r.,r U.1....1...
fsl,1'.'r'f j and that w ith the Pope for Monday.
oilier l,,.i.lii..l. 1,1 1.... - i -"'" '"''."U"1K seemou satis
parents and the father of young
Morelock arrived here yesterday anil
took them home.
which arrived hero nt 2:43
for passage to Eugene. The kind- i
hearted conductor questioned them
and granled their reiiuest and noil-
fled the night police here. They i
were met nt the train bv Chief
Night OilWr Albert Koepp who
locked them up until morning, when
llley were turned over to
Hown by Chief Farrlngton.
SEVEN OCCI'PANTS OF
AITO SLAIN l!V HI.AST.
PHOENIX. Ariz.. Feb. 6. Heed
less of the warning of a foreman in
charge of the big excavating opera
tions along the line of the private
motor road from Kelvin to the Kay
Copper mines, the nioiorman of a
gasoline car. containing six passen
gers, ran close to the excavation just
as the sputtering fuse nurnod to a
heavy charge or dynamite this after
noon, and the car and Its seven oc
cupants were blown to atoms. The
killed are:
.1. H. .lovce.
A. S. Hleber.
J. C. C.rlllin. civil engineer, em
ployed by the Ray Consolidated Cop
per Company.
R. P. Coleman, of Salt Lake Cite
W. H. Freelnnd.
Walter ('. Frenz, mining engineer
employed hy Henry Kruinp. and en
gaged in sampling and development
work at the Ray mines.
W. II. Lyall. motorman of tho
CHICAGO. Feb. 6. Chicago Is on
the verge of one of the biggest politi
cal campaigns In the history of the
country. The Anti-Saloon Leagm
has tiled Its petition, containing
74.80'i names, und the question
whether Chicago is to go dry will
go on the ballot next April.
The task of securing all these sig
natures was Herculean, and the suc
cess of the movement innuzed the
Hiiuor Interests as well us the thou
sands or "liberals" throughout the
city.
Never In the history of the country
lias so much interest been aroused
ou tile liquor question. Chicago, the
second largest city in the United
States, has been chosen hy the ene
mies of the liquor truffle for the hat
tie. It Is the largest city in which
such a battle has ever been waged.
HOOO Saloons Lined 1 p.
On both sides preparations for a
long und bitter light wore begun to
day. Every power and resource of
the saloonkeepers nnd the "liberals"
will be brought forth. The city
records show that, in 1909 nearly
S000 owners of saionns paid licenses.
Most of them are members of the
powerful Illinois Liquor Dealers' '
Association. Every saloonkeeper in
tin state is vitally interested in the
entiling struggle, as a victory for the
temperance movement In the second
largest city in Hie country would
me:!ii much to them. The liquor foes
will :i!so have to contend with the
1'nitrd Soc'etles, which has a mem
l. 'tliin ef more Iran 1 ".O.noO.
Tcmp.'iance Win kers Organize.
gainst, the ilquor interests will
lie lined up thousands of temperance
workers men, women nnd children.
Temperance organizations by the
hundreds will rally to the aid of tho
Antl-Kaloon League, and hundreds of
preachers will join in tho battle.
ALLEGED ItOOTI.EGGFIt
AKHESTEI) 11V HIS SOX.
SALEM, Or., Feb. C To he ar
rested by his own son was the
unique experience today of Mel
Hamilton, who was taken into court
on the charge of selling liquor to a
minor.
The warrant was served by Con
stable Ira Hamilton, a son of tho
saloonkeeper. Several years ago
Mel Hamilton wits arrested at Scio.
Linn county, on a minor charge, the
warrant in that instance being
served by his father-in-law.
SPItl.VGFIELD OPPOSES
.XES.MITH COl'NTV PLAN.
SPRINGFIELD. Or.. Feb. 5. A
delegation from the Eugene Commer
cial Club, headed hy D. C. Freeman,
were the guests of the Springfield
club last night. The purpose of the
visit was to secure the co-operation
of the local club in the move to de
reut the proposed division to form
Nesnillh county from Lano and
Douglas.
After a thorough discussion It was
decided that a delegation he sei:jjft
from Springfield to meet at Rose
burg February 19, where plans for
the defensive campaign will he for
mulated by representatives of the
various districts interested.
The county division plan, judging
from expressions given last night,
meets with little favor here, and the
Commercial Club Is ready to oppose
it.
CHICAGO GKAFTEliS GET
$:IO,ooo IN 2 YEA Its.
CHICAGO. Feb. 6. Fourteen In
dictments were returned yesterday
hy the grand jury In the two graft
scandals arising out or the construc
tion of the Lawrence-avenue intersec
tion sewer one small corner of tho
carnival of crime and thievery in the
City Hall In which $30,11110, (inn has
been stolen from the people In the
last two years, according lo u state
ment made hy a grand juror.
Tllll'.D FLOATER FROM
CAltl.XA AT GARDINER.
GARDINER, Or., Feb. C The
driver of tho stage between here and
Florence yesterday came upon the
dead body of a man on the beach
about a mile north, of the mouth of
the Fmpqua river. The bodv was
wholly naked, except for n pair of
shoes, and was so beaten hy the
waves as to he enrecognizable.
This is the third body found north
or the Umiiquu river within a week.
All ttre believed to bo those of sea
men from the Czarina, which was
wrecked off Coos Hay on January
For good pnntljg of all kinds The
Review always leads.
I fnctorily planned the Vatican an-
noiinced that it would be impossible
for bis holiness to receive the ex
Vice President If be carried out his
,,.. intention of speaking in the Metho-
...,. ' " dist church here, because the Metho-
'" T KIISON At the Soldiers' I dist church has I n active In urose-
lotne. lu West Itosehurg. Feb. C. l tins among the Catholics '
1910. Joseph H. Patterson, aged o -
LVV'i-rM f ,'aral!si"1 ,' i ' h.tve taken the ugencv for the
Mr. Intterson served in Captain j Oregon Journal. The delivery Is
Walkers company of mounted volun- . 'are',,11, and promptly made under
- ''-ue oner iiniiun ui oucci supervision V
war In Southern Oregon, lie was ad-' lie is our motto' 1
muted to the Home from Lanulois. tliurrs Music store!
Curry county. In December. Itioi.
i tie rema ns were shipped for inter- A teipply or the new edition of
nien to Portland where Mr. Patter- the Ore.ou mining law, ha. jus
son left a sou and a daughter. deed received at this nnV. ti in
eludes everything to date In legal
iTotupt ser-
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Garage and
Machine Shop
our machine shop and general black
smitHing business.
Ojir Garage will be i charge of an expert
au oinob.le workman. We are installing a
atlie together with necessarv tools to make
Wl Cpann,e,lt tllC lnos"t complete iu
southern Oregon.
Gasoline and oils for sale. Wc are pre
pared to do GOOD WORK QUICK.
Pilkington Bros.
Cor. Douglas and Kane Sts. RosebUrr. fV
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