PAOC MVIK
BIG EXPANSION AT AUTO PLANT ANNOUNCED!
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Buick Company wm nxpena &u,uuu,uuu
on Factory Additions, Equipment.
By LEON J. PINKSON
, 5 Howard, head of the Howard Automobile Company of this city,
r Prist Buick distributor, arrived in New York City yesterday for the auto
Pa"!"1 Vw and for a conference with H. H. Bassett, president of the Buick
V niDany, who is also in the metropolis for the annual motor exhibition.
mow. -- .-,
, wreived late last evening oy General Manager Bob Ihommon
, uoWard organization the. chief unfolded the big construction program that
r rtmnnnv Jiao vm,"-- . ...... jim, n.wiuniK lu iiunamo
n I.
theCUlCfc f ' oooooQ building, additions and
meS,agent for its main plant at Flint and its subsidiary factory at Detroit, this in
jIPTo bring the production capacity up to 1 200 cars a day.
" TO BUILD 250.000 CARS
Howard states that his information came direct from President Bassett,
, minted out that although the Buick factory built more than 200,000 auto
b'les in 1923 this record-breaking number was insufficient to supply the
y plans to build between 235.000 and 250,000 cars this calendar year and
fa sett feels confident that with the new building and additions at both Flint
d Detroit tnlS csuutaicu svncuuic .aii uc cmh; Laiucu uuu
Giving further details, Howard's wire states that already nearing completion
. -I. t,,T Knilrlino- 1064x63 feet: also 41.000 amiarp (ppi added to the
Cray iron foundry; 8000 square feet to the forge shops and increased lumber
drying facilities for the body shop.
CONSTRUCTION ORDERED
Additions authorized for completion prior to June 1, 1924, include the f'ol-
Uwinff- a 2IOx360-foot addition to motor plant; 55xl20-foot addition to the
heat-treat plant; 50x1 20-foot addition to the motor test building; 1 25,000 square
feet added to the sheet metal plant; 140x200-foot addition to completed car ware
house: 80x240 feet added to the tool-making shop.
These additions naturally require increased space tor executive Junctions and
for the latter purposes a number of entirely new buildings will be provided at
Flint. ...
Among these, two are to be devoted respectively to engineering and per
ioral service, while another entirely new plant will be erected for the manufac
ture of automatic screw machine parts.
Thompson is elated over the news received from his chief, for he feels
that with the new construction program under way there will be less difficulty
experienced in securing an adequate number of Buick cars to meet the demand at
all seasons of the year.
MOTOR SHOP GARAGE
BAKER & PATZLAF
Buick Car Distributors for Douglas County
WESTERN STATES
. WELL REPRESENTED
Ao'lalfd Press I''d Wire
OMAHA, Jan. 14. Every . state
west of the Mississippi river la ex
pected to be represented at the
twenty sevooth annual convention of
tho National Livestock association,
whlrh opens tomorrow, deleKstes to
which began arriving yesterday.
The convention Is expected to ex
press Its attitude toward that toot Ion
of the Each-Cumtuins railroad law,
which undertakes to limure the rail
roads a reasonable return on their In
vestments. Present railroad rates on
livestock are to be di-wnacd.
AmonK speakers will he Secretary
of Agriculture Henry C. Wttlace.
Preliminary to the openliur session
the organization's finance and exec
utive committees were to meet to
day. MILLER WANTS TO
WRESTLE TED THYE
(AoolK"it Press Leased Wire)
LOS AXUELK5. Jan. 1 1. Walter
Miller. Los Anceles. former claimant
to the world's middleweight wrest
ling championship, has challenged
Ted Thye of Portland to a match to
I bo held In Los Angeles or Portland
I and has posted a forfeit of 1250 with
a Los Angeles newspaper, according
an announcement made by Miller.
Miller suffered defeat In a match
with Thye last'spring and is anxious
for a return bout before departing
for Australia February 5, where he
Is lo appear In a series of matches.
Miller says that he Is willing to meet
Thye on the basis of winner take all
for a side bet of $500.
Always Take
CASCARAQlllNINE
tUIltVM
COLD IN X4 HOURS
LA CRJPPE IN 3 DAYS
At! DntcfWts is Mta
Newhousi iays. Is whether the re
organized association shall be extend
ed to take In the entire northwest.
NEUNER APPOINTED
STATE'S ATTORNEY
(Associated Press Leaned Wire.)
SAL KM, Jan. u. Attorney Gen
eral Van Winkle today announced
the appointment of George, Neuner of
lioseburg as attorney, and G. Kd
Ross of Salem, as accountant, to rep
resent the state In an Investigation
of expenditures by Tillamook coun
ty officials.
Mr. Van Winkle In making the ap
pointments acted at the request of
Governor Tierce, who was asked to
make an Investigation by the Tilla
mook county grand Jury,
FIREMAN'S WIDOW
TO GET STATE AID
TWO TRUCKLOADS OF
BONDED BOOZE TAKEN
(Annclntod Press Leased Wire.)
NEWARK. N. J., Jan. 14. Klsht
or ten bandits today broke Into the
warehouse of the Pierce, liutler and
Plorce company, bound and gngeed
the negro watchman and escaped
with two trurkloads of bonded whis
key valued at $100,000.
I TWO ICE SKATERS
DIE OF DROWNING
j (Associated Press Lend Wire.)
HOOD RIVEU. Ore., Jan. 14. Two
boys were drowned and three others,
I bent on rescue, were endangered by
! plunging throufih thin tee during a
! skating party Sunday on a Columbia
river slough. .
I Glenn, 12, son of Dr. and Mrs. V.
R. Abraham, and Richard, 11, son
J of Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Hsyldone. are
the victims. Arch and Cad Williams
I sons of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Williams.
I narrowly escaped while trying to res-
cue the boys, and Paul Keir, son of
i Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Keir, broke
through the ice white aiding to drag
tho Williams boy to shore.
CBBERSROB SAFE
OF MILK COMPANY
WKTLAND, Ore., Jan. 14. Rob-
i ttie sare of the Portland
ikui Milk Conmanv In the huild-
oo Cornell road and Everett St.
f urn morning and escaped with
'Uinutelr S1.00O In rash and
a of undetermined amount.
Rain exports
DOUBLE IN WEEK
PrM Leased Wire.)
AaHINliTON, Jan. 14. Grain
rt from the t'nlted States last
'iunoonted to 2.320.000 bushels,
' Mrwl with 1,330,000 bushels the
i before.
P TIME LAND
BOOMS FADING OUT
AA'JmvI'4:,'', '."""J Wire.)
7'"""'. Jan. 14. Old
' "nil boom and auction land
methods are helnjg discouraged
i concerted effort to prevent
Jrd settlement and reclama-
l Idle lands hv m, ..... ..
HMtl. A SUTVev ni,,Ho ,1,. .,,
i?partment of agriculture, dis
, It was made known today,
"ate officials i,...- '
viaic ur-
: are working to bring
BQ Sett Uftasl ..U.I ,..
Wttler as well as the coiin-
X Itnrlr nf i. ..
' "thiir. t u,occo" Knives at
""' Just h,t j i..
the crop, see them.
k" 42-C60aCr'tt' u, .!.
KWaV 0n. lBt an'1 third
rV5.;'hbJ" Invited to aftonrt
In .n-'.'1" meeting on fh.
hu. ? W " each
,:c lters " ,'"urI"ng brothers
Utetl reIecUully lnvlteo
MIRv
'8r,
r&;T"'''Macca.
P " ..tl . Wednesday.
WREN Mert-f , Wp'corae-
a
hnMi.T."""1 earn 2nd j.k
els cr;'''
C. CVmJ a v.
A. F. A A. M., Lnurel Lodge No. 13.
Regular communications 2nd and
4th Wednesdays each month, at
Masonlo Temple, Rosoburg, Sire.
Visitors welcome,
G. K. QLMNE. Jr., W. M.
W. F. HAKR1S, Secy.
Laurel Chapter No. SI, R. A. M.
istated convocations on 1st and 3rd
Tuesdays, Masonic Temple. All
members requested to attend and
vlsltln" companions welcomo.
R. L. COOPER, High Priest.
W. F. HARRIS. Secretary.
Woodmen of tne World, Camp No. 129
Meets in the Oddfellows ball in
Roseburg every 1st and 3rd Mon
day evenings. Visiting nelghbon
Always welcome.
FRED A. FIELDS, C. a
M. M. MILLER. Clerk.
L O. O. F., Phlletsrlan Lodge No. 8
Meeis In Odd Fellows Temple every
Friday evening. Visiting bretbern
are always welcome.
DEN PALM. N. G
A. J. GEDPES, Rea Seo.
i. B. BAILEY Fin. Sec
Eagles, Roseburg Aerie Meets In
Macca'uee hall, on Car.a street, on
2nd and 4th Wednesday evenings of
each month, at 8 o'clock. Visiting
brethren in good standing always
welcome.
EUGENE LITTLE, W. P. P.
RICHARD WSCH. W. P.
B. F. GOODMAN. Secretary.
GOLF STARS AT THE
LOS ANGELES LINKS
Roseburg Rebekan Lodge No. 41,
I. O. O. F. Moots In Odd Fellows
Temple every week, on Tuesday
evening. Visiting members in good
standing are Invited to attend,
AMY CARMAN, N. G.
TILLIE I. JOHNSON, Roc. See.
ETHEL BAILEY. Fin. Sec.
B. P. O. Elks, Roseburg Lodge No. 32s
Hold regular communications at
the Elks' Temple on each Thursday
ot every month. All members re
quested to attend regularly, and all
visiting brothers are cordially in
vited to attend.
FRANK CLEMENS. E. R.
J. O. DAY. Jr., Secretary.
(Associated Press Leased Wire.)
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 14. Golf-
dom's interest "today was foeuscd
upon the Los Angeles country club
links, where nationally and Interna
tionally famous players teed off with
sectional title holders and favorites
In the first 18 hole modal round of
the California open tournament
championship.
One of the most brilliant fields
ever attractted to a Pacific coast
tournament featured the event.
Heading the list of nearly 200 en
trants were such names as Gene
Sarazen, national professional
champion, Joe Klrkwood, former
tralian champion, the present holder
of the California open champion;
Havers, English open champion;
James Ockenden, open champion of
France; Johnny Mcilugh. California
amateur title holder; Willie Hunt
er; Georce Von Elm. former trans
.Misslsslppi title holder, and Fred
Wright, Jr., member of the Walker
Cup team which successfully Invaded
England In 1 1 2 1 and 1923.
A liurse of $2,000 is at stake
among the professionals and hand
some trorhles await the low amateurs.
W. B. A. O. T. W Roseburg Review
No. 11 Holds regular meetings on
2nd and 4th Thursday, at 7:30 p. m.
Visiting sisters Invited to attend re
views. Maccabee hall. Pine and
Cass streets.
JESSIE RAPP, Col.
LILLIAN M. WHLELER.com.
HOOD RIVER EOY
LOSES HIS HAND
( Vj.sorl.itrfl Pres. t.oased Wire.)
HOOD HI VEIL Jan. 11. Ashlyo.
17-year-old son of Dr. W. M. Post, is
recovering from the shock of a dyna
mite explosion yesterday that neces
sitated amputation of his right hand.
Young Post and companions found a
stii k of dynamite with a short fuse
attached, near the O.-W. K. & N.
traclvfl.
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LOCAL NEWS
Singers, J3.00 month. Singer Store.
MISSING GIRL IS IN
LONG BEACH, CAL.
( Associated Vr-M Lf-nflMl Wire.)
OREGON CITY, Ore., Jan. 14.
Relatives of Nettle Patterson. Wil
lamette girl missing for tho past 10
days or two weeks, and for whom fed
eral as well as county officers have
been searching, havo received a post
card from the girl, mailed at Long
llonrh. Cal. v
The card bonis the message that
she Is well and happy, but :ives no
explanation of her reasons for going
away.
The girl disappeared here after go
ing to the Wet Linn Union high
school as usual one morning.
(Associated Press Leased Wire.)
SALEM. Jan. 14 Mrs. Alice
French Willlts of Medford. widow of
Amos R. Willlts, business man of
that city and volunteer member of
the fire department, who recently
lost his life fighting a tire, wil re
receive compensatlatlon from the
state under . the state workmen's
compensation act, the state accident
commission announced today. The
fire occurred December 20. It is
Is said that many cities and towns
of the state are now carrying state
accident insurance on their firemen
and policemen. The amount set aside
to provide for Mrs. Willlts and her
son is J7.567.70.
Classified Section
ALL NEW A08 ON BACK PACI
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WANTED
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WANTED Clean woolen and cotton
rags for carpet weaving. Will pay
lc a lb. Anyone having phone lur'21.
WANTED Dressmaking and sewing,
prices reasonable. Will call at
bouse for fitting. Phone 260-R. Mrs.
M. b. Germond.
WANT TO BUY House from owner,
furnished or unfurnished, In good
part of town, around (1200 to (2000.
Must bo a K"od buy. What have
yout Call 217 Chadwick 3t.
T MISCELLANEOUS
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CAR OWNEfe tjont forget to call
bbi when in need ot auto parts.
Sard's Autu Wrecking House.
LOST AND FOUND
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LOST OR STOLENFox terrier dog,
black and white, answering to name
of Spot. Liberal reward for loca
tion or return. S. W. Leake, Dixon
vllle, Oregou.
T FOR RENT j
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FOR RENT Apartment at 520 North
Jackson.
FOR SALE 1 In. oak block wood.
W. A. Jenkins. Phone 14F41.
FOR SALE Oat hay, and i cougar or
bear dogs. 246 So. Parrott St
HAY FOR SALE At Edenbower Or
chard tracts. Phone 26F3.
FOll SALE Trailer, suitable for
hauling broccolL Sea at Broadway'!
garage.
POTATOES for sale. $1.25 per 100 at
J. P. Williams and Sop stand, DU
lard, Ore.
FOR SALE 17 ton of No. 1 oat hay at
a bargain price. J. D. Sanders, 902
Cobb SL
BOATS, broccoli carta and trailers,
made to order. Roseburg Welding
and Brazing Wks.
FOR SALE O. A. C. Barred Rock
chicks, bred to lay. Phone 24F14.
Anna Kaiser, Melrose.
laia model Chevrolet car in good
shape, to trade for Ford truck. E.
A. Hubbard, Dlllard, Oregon.
FOR RENT Safety deposit boxes,
Rosi-burg National Bank.
l'OIt SALE Modern house, 6 rooms
and bath. 3 block from Elks
Temple. Reasonable. Add. Owner,
care News-Review
FOR SALE Reasonable, a 74 Harley
Davidson motorcycle, 1923 model. In
fine condition. Addreaa J. D. 23,
care News-Review.
FO RKENT Large light room, suit
nblo for workshop or storage. Phone
292-J. Inquire at 229 No. Jackxon
FOR RENT Six room bouse, good lo
cation, garage. Inquire at 134 S.
Stephens St.
CLEMENCY ASKED
FOR AGED MINER
(Associated Press T.easM Wire.)
MEDKOKD. Jan. 14. Friends of
Jake Knudson, a prospector In the,
Seattle liar district today sent peti
tions to Governor Pierre asking that
he extend clemency to tho prospector
who Is now serving a Jnil sentence
at Jacksonville afrer pleading guilty
to the possession of mash. Accord
ing to the petition Knudson was not
engaged In the moonshine business,
and when he found his son was ex
perimenting with sour dough aud a
copper kettle, went to special pro
hibition officer Sandlfer himself and
reported It.
FOR RENT Lower flat of five rooms
with bath; close in; rugs on floor
three rooms. Rent $30 month. Mrs
B. W. Bates, phone 3T0.
r
FOR SALE
FOll SALE Used player piano rolls,
60c each. Phone 370.
FOR SALE One horse top buggy,
cheap. 520 N. Jacksou.
FOll SALE A 240 egg "Old Trusty
Incubator, and Newton oil burning
colony brooder. Both for $25. Phono
4il-L or inquire 325 Mosher 8t.
lOR SALE 2 acres of land except
one lot, 50 by 100 ft. sold off. House,
electric range and water heater.
New linoleum on floors. Large barn.
On paved -at. Electric lights and
city water. Fine location. Bargain
for $3500. O. IT. Helblg, 4U7.W. Cass
FOR SALE Stumpage on 100 acres.
good sawmill site. Accessible for
truck. 8 miles east ot Roseburg,
Lindblom, Dlxonvtlle.
FOll SALE Smith Gruber Stump
Puller. 2 horse rig, 60 feet new 3-4
in. cable, complete outfit, $50. Lind
blom, Dlionville.
FOR SALENS lota. (75x140 ft.) facing
on pavement, good barn, and wood
bouse, for $500. See Imperial
Cleaners. '
FOR-SALE At a bargain. Modern S
room house, lot 60 by 100 ft, $1350.
Terms. Also small bouse, 2 rooms,
lot 60 by 100, $600. Both close in.
O. U. Helblg, 407 W. Cass SL
ton sale all kinds Gf HUM
AND NUT TREES. Also berries and
ornamental st-ck. Yes, I have prune
trees on plum root. It will pay you
to see this stock before you place
an order, R. L. Ellis, Nursery Yard,
Rose St., near Cass. Phone 27F3.
FOR SALE Hay, wood and fruit
trees. R. I Ellis Nursery Yard,
Rose SL, Phone 27F3.
On Business Matters
J. F. Smith of Portland, Is spending
several days In Roseburg looking after
business matters.
INDIANA VETERAN
SUCCEEDS BOLLES
(Assoclatrd Press Leased Wire.)
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 14 Ap
pointment of Russell o. Crevlston f
Marion, Ind., as national adjutant of
the American Legion to succeed Lem
uel ftollrg of Minneapolis, Minn., who
resigned recently, was confirmed to
day by the Lrjgion executive committee.
For Swollen Joints
Most remedies fail but Jolnt-Enrie
stireeds.
It's for Joint troubes only, whether
in ankle, knee, hip, elbow, shoulder,
finger or Bpine whether rheumatic or
not.
It limbers ip stiff, Inflamed, painful,
creiikv joints so quickly you'll be an
tonlshed. Two seconds rubbing and awny It
goes through skin rnd flesh right
down to the bone and ligaments
that's why it suceedr. Auk Nathan
Fullerton or any reliable drugglnt,
Koseburg, Ore.
inn Si
Mill! HJ
ASSOCIATION TO
MAKE NEW PLANS
(Asso-lated Prci-s Lensed Wire.)
SALEM, Jan. 1 4 The special com
mittee on reorganization of the Oro
gon Growers Lo-Operative Associa
tion,' Is meeting here today with the
association's attorney to prepare
drafts of tentative plans for the re
organization of the association as an
exclusive selling agency for dried
fruits.
According to M. J. Newhouso, as
sistant genera) manager of the axyo
cintion, sentiment among the fruit
growers of tho suite, as evidenced nt
district inclines held during tho past
few weeks. Is pr-clominantly for the
proposed typo of organization.
The prohleni now to bo settled, Mr.
Arandel, piano tuner. Phone 183-L.
Y tote ride. Call X or J7o J.
Knights of Pytnlas, Alpha Lodg Ns.
47--Meets every Wednesday evening
In Knlghta of Pythias hall, 130 Rose
street Visitors always welcomed.
CLAIR K. ALLEN, C. C.
J. R. FARRINGTON, M. F.
B. E. WIMBEPLY, K. R. S-
Hemstitchins & plcot edging at
Sinser Store.
Watkln-, woaucta, 120 V. Lane
sL'eeL Orders delivered. PCod i77.
We buy and sell everything In fur
niture at Powell's Second Hand Store.
fin .. - I w., - M Dirfhl.K Q .
4 , I . rj.. A .nJ J,h
win uitxtm win ,uu n " " . ,.,.-
day evenings of each month, at the
K. t. P. halL Visitors always wel
come. BELLE WALKER, M. E. C,
MAY E. PARKER. M. of R. & C.
MARTHA CHH1STKNSON, M. ot P.
Lloyd's Taxi ror easy riding. 8pe
' clal rates on country trips. No trip
; less than fifty ceLts. Phone 44.
! Mi-sir start your child the Dunning
' way. New Imnning classes forming.
! Moore Mus:r Studio, 116 So. Jackson
; St. Phone 320 L.
' W. F. CHAPMAN
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NOW GOING ON!
We have taken a group of about 25 different items
which- when you buy one at the regular price, we sell
you another like it for lc. These include darning
cotton, aluminum forks or spoons, clothe pins,
tumblers, baskets, handkerchiefs, dolls, books, hair
pins, elastic, stockings, asbestos mats, candles, etc
In addition wc have each day a special which we
run for one day only.
SPECIAL FOR WEDNESDAY ONLY
One of our regular 35c hair brushes and a regular
35c white French Ivory Comb, lc sale special, one
of each, the two for 36c
SPECIAL FOR THURSDAY ONLY
Art Silk Rope Embroidery ' Thread 5c, two for 6c
SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY ONLY
Fancy Wash Tic, art silk plaited, 1 9c each, 2 for 20c
Several Specials for Saturday Only
Watch for Them
SATURDAY IS THE LAST DAY OF OUR 1e SALE