ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 21, 1923.
Si
E-CCC-V rD rwn? Mipervlslon of Mr. Ford. TWee I -
, i ; L03t.A LAK tr"Hr., . year ato Mr. Norton came w. at and ; ? u
r - '- ,- V- .--.,, -- ' r Til AN AMAZING YEAR lM-cume identified with the Portland X
I I 111 branch. having charge of the tractor ' . .vWl7. n,v. 1
111 , III ... ...... .... . tr,.nLnrf nt .h loudness mul elvlne in- X X T vissL'. TjTl I
I bib Jnuc ccruiiuiy nai-i - ... - , I I kY-vi.' I
Ijl III stra'n of the noma. I in Antonl Mala- mruction to the Oreiion acaicra anu
(flTFimK m ! chonskl. who baa y- completed service men. Mr. Norton will al-
II i-'t r- V II -U.tmi) i:ille iournev in m r.sse ways oe at tne ervice oi rum on.. . -vm-4ry II B V 111 v'
(V ' Ak III tourim? car. He ha ujiiwi imunu r orason owners iu m yon "i
II v S'&S It Utjr II .virstate In the u:ii.m. and aoniu of ; ....p. nd hla long experience will,
III III Hie lain he run t.-ll of experiences ', , .nhii liim to answer any iiuestlons
Four-Door Sedan
$685 Lwi. fully
Iaside and out, the new Ford Four
door Sedan shows improvements
ol far more than usual importance.
It is lower and sturdier in appear
ance. New cowl, hood, radiator and
apron add she and fuiinh to the
Iront. Sun visor, and wide, well
finished aluminum doors with bar
handles perfect the design of the
tody.
The lasting lustre of the exterior
finish is equalled in richness by the
Thii ear cm be obtained through
the lord Weekly Purchase Plan
C. A. Lockwoctl Motor Co.
AUTHORIZED FOHO DEALERS
Roceburg, Oregon
CARS - TRUCKS
OVER 7000 FORDS r ..sin;-.. re.Miire,,,, ,. es-
ARE BUILT DAILY ':"'l'l",l ;1 "K i"'"i""i"n c-d
. 'or tie- v.i . I; eIUUTt 'i'oetdax. (l- to-
liKTKOIT. Ml, h . Nov. Jl I'n, I. r '" ' "" l l"' ,'"nl N'' anm-uii.-s.
the coiislanily i.r.uvli,: d. ma'ol I " "i,,!v '' 'l't diirlng Ihe si-i!ay
' ri.d't.oVur;'1,,:;:,,1-'',..,7;:;:
plants of the l ord Mt,-r , ,,i,1M,n. and lni, '. mr ihe , vl: .line
working al capa, in io . . . . I . r Iu 1,1. , I ;.. i;,,. .. , ,i-h ie:fl- set
lis
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Timkin and New Departure
Lleariiirs
Genuine Delco, Reny an:!
Aulo Lisht Tai t
U. b. L. IVVITCRIES
"Service," Our M !lo
Roseburg Sen 'ice Ca rage
Stevens, Lane
ami :. s? S irM,
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equipped.
soft brown shades of the silk
window curtains and the deep
broadcloth upholstery.
Dome light, door locks, window
regulators and handles, all finished
iu nickel, complete a refinement
you would expect only at a far
higher price
Convenience, utility and economy
have established Ford supremacy.
The Four-Door Sedan adds to
these factors greater Ford prestige.
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TRACTORS
up during tin- u'k tiulnii: Svpiftn-j
I" r '27t. Tin- low. st day's prmlm--(lun
nf tli,' lust wtM'k was 0,V.H and j
t!i' hili-st 7.1-::.
Tin1 prcs'iit rctdid-l rniiUiiiK pro
durlion of th- I'ord Motor toiniiauy
Is ot tptM-tal tOL-niiii aiifi', rciitlnu-iiiL-
a it di s through tiiis p. rind (f
1 he year when winter mi'ntl.s are at
hand mid win n ear do!i ri s as a
rule In i; 1 II to .-dlOA di'i'Hii' ;. It r'-
I led S a UethT.lIU pn. -per our; t oud i
t ion in tin- eon ri t ry in whit h Kord
(O tKiuets seem to he t-ujoj ih a lai"e
idl;ire.
The Kordson ti:eter ph'iit t rriined
on' I. s:ti tiaeToi-H iluiiM'-r Ihe week.
H e I. in idu divi den nf the
eitinp.in preiludi: 'i ninvi up to a
iu w -reeoul tor i'i wi k ndini:
'I'm- d.iy h an oMpuf of L' I ! r;ir;.
i more t hat i he previous Wn k
w ith Us reeoul of 2 I T.
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ATTRACTIVE SALES
ARRANGEMENT PLANS
! n. l:i lb.- buildinu e I. (V
N- 'ami - Sea. lo, al llodee
l''!'"' ! ! , i : i : I-. ;ir. belli- l"a:ie to
V. "vi I. lor a l..-t i. r f'"'inc of t arts
a';.t ai -.-oil's in c.-atle,: ion villi
::.,,; . l.'tpton'.-i llr.ie-'!l steel
I ' i 1 tora-.e hint :: ml racks,
ef .. J , si, li . a, .i.-ii . !,:,,
:.l ' ' .1 to la' . , ol' the
' 1 ' 'i : en; . :ir p-irts . ar; i. d i'l
''.I. i I;. ; . t.t.v. . . ' s U iil be Ol'-
I I i ' I ' 1 'a -iMii'l i 'i ili-odav of
a-l'"' let ! ' e Sllppll
All He sales .in i :m v, ;i) lie
"'.. ! I" H e f. I- 'CV. room.
.!e ace will li. irniil .1 in I lie
I'll' ft t of I I.. . sl l.ii!. I 1!.; tor
' '.' t.M'itl oi .1 , ar-i r. :!.i (er
.1- The repair sl.o, i-; ..,-ai'.
'i. it Is nu ll nrraec1 ca. i.:s ..i-i
I..' in ol tor tlie ifri-'ni or i;
'.'! r I'li'ldito: to t:'l,.' . a-, , f t'.e
l ;i. i . a'".: s. r ice I - a '.-
T' mil: in- of th. . ill ' r. Hi
.! 'i.i -1 1;- in i xpecti ll !,. -.1 e 1:
'i' ... .inil . Tor' in ,..!.( i " r tl .
- i'i" I'm l of i:.c lia'.ii'.-'-- . 'la.
''..' p!i! a'.il ari' 'y of a '.',. t
- '. U carried i Hie dealers ('! It
i '-p!aci! lo a In 1 1. r adMiin. c- nl'er
ta. al . .(.itieiis arc ceir.iil.t. .
I V li 1 .1 .till" of It'.e ii l. H ft t"
'e'li touii--ts anil local per , 'I. i.
i eiif.di red (Voed. bccati.-. t'.:. hu.M-
I;
? ;v x
I
the road are a wild a" the ad-
! veiitun-s of liufi'alo Hill.
lie hoiiKht tils ;ir In 1M0 at
.Mountain Slew. Kir two yearn he
toured. armind the , uuntry roads in ,
it,e immediate vicir. .;, f his , hot i ;
, tnn ou July i.i. l1' m' p.unfu uis
.amp oii.m and .tart.d out to see
the country
I His first 'destination was Tlajuana
'via Ix.s AnKele ..rd .San Dieno. .
theh hack to San Hero and across '
'the mountain road r. Hie Imperial I
valley, encounterim: fility miles of
detour through I)eils canyon.
After viHilini; the various towns.
ami cities of Imperi il valley, he caino
hack to Sun Hern:in!1no, I.os An
Au;ielii. llakeinfleld. and iien Sun
; Kranclhco. Various siile trips such
as the illK Trees, Sequoia National
I Park,, etc., occupied his lime for sev
eral weeks, then he wandered over
the 'i'ionu pass to Lake Taboo and
! htiek thrcmh the Truckee pass to San
Kram-im'-t
TiiruinK his car north he drove to
( rale r Lake and
orilauil, over the j
(nlumliia hlebway
far
Ta-
coma, viMiting Jlaluiir Park. Seattle
end Vancouver, tlen southeast to
Yellowstone National I'ark.
in tile Rocky mountains lie crossed
the continental divide four different
times ami r tuchod altitudes of 'JUOU
to 10,'ruU feet.
No point of interest between the
Yellowstone and the New Kunland
States was missed, lie; drifted from
town to town and stale to state, the
winter mouths fin.lini! him in the
vicinity of New York. At that time
lie bad covered 3".i0 miles
with !
pianically no repair work on the
car. A general Infection and one-1
cc at pant job put the car in condi- j tread. As ho passed under my win
tion for sprniK traveling, anil as soon I ,w he sillied ha, hi. ho, hum. all,
as snow was one he continued his j shoot. I looked out of the window
wandering. un(j saw (t was an elderly man ko-
j EFFICIENCY DEPT.
LOCKWOOD
CO.
W ith the Increasrni; demands of an to withdraw and go home? No, that
ever trowing busimp that is reach- cannot be the trouble, for the I wlth
lng to the farthest corners of Doug- in always fights to stay as long as it
las county, the C. A. I.oikwood Mo-can in the body. Then what is the
tor company has round it expedient I trouble, and why did he sigh ha, hi,
to add another deiartment lo their! ho, hum, ah, shoot? He is thinking
alruidy complete establishment. The i wrong that's all."
hundreds of Kord cars throughout I Teachers of the Scriptures, through
this section, and the almost mini-'all the ages, have told you that "as a
herless Kordson ' tractors owned by ! man thinketh, so is he," and. yet you
Hie farmers here, ):;is made it neces- ! will not believe. Now, then, Nick Is
Miry to maintain an efficiency d"- i going to tell you a simple story of
partnient iu Uoauburg for the the ; boyhood days nad convince you of
express purpose ol taking care of the ; this fact.
problems couiruiting owners. I We will go back 40 years ngo, way
Charles Norton, formerly of lie- ''own south in Dixie Land. I am go
trolt, where he was employed l.y the'lUK to tell you about my first sweet
Kord Motor company at th. 'time heart. Now grin and laugh I know
Henry Kord commenced to niaiiufac-I 'ou will hut that makes no differ-
ture tractors, has been secured for !
nils important position here. Mr.
Norton was the efficiency man with
Kord at that time, and later was
transferred to the experimental de
partment of the Dearborn tractor
plant, working directly under the
, ii.c is located oa the Pacific Hirh
' way. opposite tl. postolfice. and on
.he street leading to the nas.-ens.T
Irain depot, it is pasM-d by hini-
ireus ot pcrnins ilaily. Aiv.attractive.
Iv
irranned loHinoss on this corner
of Kosebur
expected to help
impression of the
leave a favural.i
city on tile min
of tourists.
An addition of slo;k for Christ-
mas trane will be made when the
chiiii!. i l coiiipl. ted.
Is the Old Bus
About All In?
lie- - ' li- ra tio and wheeze
io a nai 'anger? Von tire
a.riiiil to ;i . the repair man
what il will cast to fix her up.
but
DO YOU KNOW
SARFF'S .
Auto Wrecking
House
329 N. Main St.
Can sell v,,, ,,cd parts that
ire as c, ,;s ,,w ul
About Half Price
See S.nff F rut Phone 553
Sae Ti; ,t. end Money
S.
ur 8Qlve any nroblems that may arise
in the mines or owners in uougias
county.
1 n...n , n nil .nnftlr
Lock wood Motor com-1
I recently been'
" , . , , ijm
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saving devices Installed for the ben-
-fit of Kord and Kordson owners,
The shops are In charge of an eftl-
dent foreman and trained mechanics
employed to loon after the demands
made upon Ihcni. In future, it was
announced by Mr. Lockwood loduy.
the shops will be run on a strictly j
Kord schedule of prices, with a
standard Kuaruntee on any Job, and
every car and Kordson will bo sub-
jected to personal Inspection by the
efficiency department before being
turned over to the owner. J
Jake Noan, who was badly hurt '
at the Powers losing camp last
snrini.'. at which time he suffered a
badly crushed leK. has Just returned
from a nine-weeks' slay at a hospital I
in Salem where He received treat
ment, lie is aide to limp about now j
without aid of a cane. I
I
Four leaps aneaa and still growln'. i
he Xcws-Revlew. ;
A Story From Carter's
Tire Shop
He siEhed lia, ho, hi, hum, ah,
shoot.
I heard his footstep come around
.i-iti. a .inn- utiii KhiPL'iKli
I inn to work at an early hour in the
morning. I thought to myself, "Why
did he sigh that way? Is the ego or
! the I within dissatisfied, weary and
I tle,l nf lit'intr in t li , hnilv nmt wniits
elite. 1 win make my point just
the same. I met my sweetheart first
in the springtime when the buds were
swelling and the flowers were in
bloom. How I fell for that girl no
language can express or tell. How
short the time seemed while in her
presence; how I could work all day
long and never tire, for I was con
stantly thinking of her. I remember
I was plowing down in the field, and
I kept the mules stepping. Dad came
down and said: "Son. do not plow
the mules too hard; the ground Is a
hit heavy and pulls hard." I answer
ed back:
"Aw, they ought to stnnd ns much
as 1 can. Go on. Heck nnd Pete.
And on I went, never stopped and
"ever tired, my mintl in bliss and
j heavenland, thluklng of nothing only
my sweetneart anil what a good time
1 would have next Sunday.
This pleasant state of mind went
on for a few months, then the
change came. Another boy appeared
on the scene, and being finer looking
and a better talker, walked off with
the prize. And then how long the
days did seem, how hard my work ap
peared to be: how 1 diil snap and
snarl at my team my mind full of
hate, jealousy and nnger. Daddy
came down to the field and said:
";vm, why ilo you fuss with vour
team so iii'vli? I never heard 'vou
fuss so much before. If you are not
feeling well, take out the team and
go to the house and rent."
Was 1 silk? Well, yes, I guess 1
was. I was heart sick-I uas sick all
over: I was sick from the bottom of
my foot to the top of my hea l. I
went all to pieces, and as I lav there
on my bed that night, rolling and
tumbling, tears from mv eves h-id
wet the pillow. I sighed-ha. hi. ho
hum. 'tis hell. Happiness is a state'
of mind. "As a man thinketh, so fs
he."
Now. remember. Nick came from
the stock that stood at ;! .take He
is a siiu.ire shooter. Urine In 'vour
tire work as w, 1! as your rubber hoots
.urn siiocs. ami i ,, ,,, ua a
job, ''urn my word. 1 win
good
NICK
4-15 North Jackson 5tr?-t
If You Are Up Against It
wa out on a country mad. with
no carag. r r, ;).,;r ,i; m,
s;cl;t. j on can slwiivj ,
X- te!,-'l, .., ,a, 1i;v vv
.!: .-tr m rvi, e car aid
haul ,m k to er T, ,,a r
n"P- !'" wr car wl! b. p.it
1,1 fi,:" shape ef.ee more.
Hail & Young Garage
V WiruheMer St.
cast
We
any
iNewi
1 924
5-
u CM
"I will give to the world
greatest light car taint J
produced:'
THE BIRTH of the original Stir r
back to the Summer of 1922 just (
Much interest was displayed by the nit
the new light car, and on the part of i
iiioior-wisw mere was an immediate ft-
Huamies contains!
tne cnassis.
rrom this class were recruited M
owners within the year just passed Tin
are men and women who know about ta
who respect their own judgment am!
act on it.
They realized that despite an absence
, outer emblems ot quality, usually mat
with cars of the highest grade, the SteCr
could compete with the best of them b
intrinsic merit. They bought and they In
not regretted. In that year the averagtm
for replacements has been only 25 1-2 ca
per car a phenomenally low rate, ui
which bespeaks the correctness of desjn
the Star Car.
$630 Roseburg Deliverj
County Distributors, Phone 371
HAPP
West Cass and Pine Streets Rosebss
Storage and Service
Freight and Tifx Extra
ALUMINUM BODY BY A FAMOUS BOX
Trip Hnrlann .Sodan oivpa rnstom-built qlialitl -
price advantage of hundreds of dollars ova
comparable fineness and chassis excellence.
More Than 70,000 CoachesinSerj
At practically open car cost, the Coach com--closed
car comforts with famous chassis qj--creasing
thousands find it mceis every need,"
saving in cost.
Hudson Pri3 Ess"
Speedster Sliia Touring
"Pass. Phaeton - - - ' lllail cahrielct " ' '
Coach l:tT."
Sedan ISfir, 11 ' ' ' T(jEr
Kreight and Tax Kxtra Krriflit an
On the Greatest Super-Six Chassis Er A
dson m
Freight ami Tax Kx:
ROY
CACTHtf
Service Station ar.d Sales R"s
phone 433 Rosebud
Uak and Main Streets
have m eemoletelv eau!coed machine shoo.
ort of Automobil
jtomobile Repairing. v.e,K-.