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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW WEDNESDAY,' JANUARY 28, 1925. FIVE I penally fixed Is fine of from I I i to $5oi) and imprisonment j of from HQ days to months. i - -i in NOTICE I will not bt.reioDille for any bill contracted by anyone but my self. EDWIN McCTTUAS. attests Everyone Says It Sales Prove It Mw&con Leads Because It gives greatest value for the money. It undersells all rivals be cause the world's largest volume of six-cylinder closed cars gives greater cost advantages. Its motor is the famous Super-Six which Hudson patented and exclu-, sively holds. Comparison further shows what everybody says and what" sales prove. Note These Prices They are below all comparison e o on the Famoa Super-Six COACH Lure of open with the approach of the out-of-door season, the mind most naturally turns to thought of the open road, mountain vistas and trout streams. The 'present, day automobile manufacturer with his ear to the ground has been quick to sense this, and curs built to meet tho needs of those who feel the call of the open each year have been the result. "Campers have Just about abandoned the old idea that it is liecossary to load the car down with tents and cots and a variety of equipment, said J. W. Michael Jjouylas county Maxwell distribu tor. "Perhaps the desire to travel liKhter is one of the reasons for the popularity of the Maxwell Club Sedan. After the days driv ing it is possible to transform the interior of the car into, a roomy, comfortable sleeping apartment in a very few minutes' time, and this a really comfortable bed that does not cramp or cause discom fort to the sleepers. TO CII-IXOK COMMISSION'. (AMorhtftl 'rrm Lourt Wlr.) MSHl.TO. Jun. 28. A bill to require a geographical distribution of the lntcriUnte Commerce Commission will be introduced In the senate, Senator Smith, democrat, chairman of the Interstate commerce committee announced today. Senators and representatives from the south east had hoped that one of their candidates would be chosen for the vacancy on the commission which was given to Thomas M. Wood lock, of New York. A warranty deed Is a noble deed. I rtuild a home. Page Lumber & Fuel SEDAN SEDAN 1345 ' ' Freight and Tax Extra ' ROY CATCHING MOTOR COMPANY Show Room and Service Station Across From City Hall Oak and Main Streets Phone 438 Wrecking Car General Auto Repairing VEHICLES IN II. 5. There are now 17,700,200 motor vehicles In tho United States and the amount of money Invested in these vehicles Is estimated at $10, B2o.107.400. New York lead In registrations with 1,412.050. of which 1. 136.300 are passenger ears. California Is second with 1,321. 4S0. The only other states In the 1.O00.0O0 class are Ohio with 1. 237.000; I'ennsylvania. 1.221.8&3. and Illinois, with 1,123.000. Tike's Peak has been recently es tablished by a Colorado Springs motorist. He covered the distance of nearly thirteen miles in 18 min. 15 2-5 sec. GASOLINE PRICES ON THE INCREASE VIMJK FA KM All). (Awerlatetl I'rru I.t-KMs Wire.) 8TATKHOr.SK. SALEM, Ore., Jan. 2S. House Joint memor ial number five asks coiLgrees to Puks leKislation providing for a which Is embodied in tho MeNa-ry-Hnugen bill. Tho following representatives introduced the memorial: .Mann. Shumway, Rus sell, Fltzniaurke, 0. A. Huntor, LOWER EXPRESS RATES ST. PAI'L. Minn., Jan. 28. Western and southern railroads are denied a temporary Injunction to restrain enforcement of lower "It is the simplest of operations, express rates in their territories, -Irst. ulH. o ihu rear seat cushion ! 'n a decision of the United States district court filed here today. The First, place tho rear seat cushion on the floor parallel to the rear suat, ltemove tho back rest cushion. The front seats tilt for- J ward and are easily removable 1 from tho floor supports. The front seat cushions-am laid alongside of the buck rest cushion, and the whole covered with a blanket or comforter. "Making the bed lakes only a few minutes and the bed will comfortably accomodate two bU foot sleepers. On a recent duck hunting trip, a companion and I made up our bed in our Club Se dan and slept comfortably through a night of pelting rain. And we were on the scene when shooting began in the morning." o Backacke is a Warning Roceburg Folks are Learning How to Heed It Are you miserable with an achlnp back? Do you get up lame and stiff; drag through the day feeling tired, weak and depressed? Then you should help your kidneys. Backache Is often the first sign of falling kidneys. Urinary troubles ouick(y follow. Neglected, there's danger of gravel, dropsy or fatal llrlolit's dis ease. Don't wait for serious kidney sickness! Use Doan's Pills, a stimu lant diuretic to the kidneys, beiore it is too late. This Uoseburg resi dent tells an experience: P. P. Oar, 6 North Ave., says: "My kidneys troubled me a lot and I hud such baciiachcs that I could hardly stoop or bend over. My kid neys didn't act right, either. Doan's Pills soon Sxed nie up in good shajie. The aches and pains left my back and nij kidneys were reg ulated." Price 6'Jc, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney renudy get lMian's Pills the same that Mr. orr had. Fomer-Milburo Co., Mils., Buffalo, N. Y. case niay go to further hearings on Its merits or the railroads may appeal directly to tho United Slates supreme court, if they de sire to take further action, but representatives of affected roads herd say their course of futuro action has not been dctei mined upon. : o ASHBY'S IMPORTED nOCCOLI SEED Is selling rapid ly. Order at once. Mrs. N. C. AsU by, Aid. 6, over Rose Confection ery. Uoseburg, Ore. . o ' INJUNCTION DENIED ' (AHncUtpd t'rM Lul wire.) CHICAGO, Jan. '28. A prelimin ary injunction to restrain the en forcement of lower express rates in the western district has been denied by tho United States dis trict court at Kt. Louis, according to railroad attorneys here. The lower rates, ordered some time ago by the interstate com merce commission, were opposed by the western and Boutheru rail roads in a bill for injunction filed a month ago at St. Paul and heard at St. Louis by federal Judges Booth. Sanborn and Pollock, with the question of a preliminary In junction removed, the issue is ex pected to go to further hearing on its nn'rits, according to railway counsel. PUNISHMENT FOR DRUNKEN DRIVING WOULD BE SEVERE I Huberts, A. li. Hunter, llazlett. joiii hank t usi:n. NEW AUTO RECORD A new rerord for rlltnbinjr f Atunclated Vrvtm Iamd Wlr. OMAHA, Neb., Jan. 28 Gaso line prices in Omaha reached a new winter hl'h mark today when price in reuse of one cent,, announced by the standard oil! company of Indiana and tho Sin-1 . , clair Oil company brought th! taNrw" U"in nrW rt fha tirnliit n IT, rAiiti SALl'.M, Or'., Jail. 2S. - at filling stations. The Increase f Jordan Valley, in South in tricee was general through- 'tera OrKeon was voluntarily out Nebraska. closed Saturday and Cuy N. r-nnnrii Miifftt Tnw.i filling fcok, aH'tatant stations hung out the 16 9-10 rents wpn Tuesday. (AmnclutcfJ TreM lury.I WIr ) STATEHOl'SK, SALEM, Ore. Miller, Ituchanan, Wheeler, Tom Jan. 28. Senator Eddy intro- MARRIED HERE TUESDAY Miss Kffie . Cruzen qf Sulher lin, and Oscar M. UrigKS of Civs well, were united In iiiarriK Tues day afternoon at the paraonaKe of the First M. K. Church with Kev. Knoits reading the ceremony. Mr. and Mis. H. H. Moon of Crew we II witnessed the ceremony. Immedi ately after the wedding the couple left for CrcswcU where they will reside. C L O S E D C K R S llie biggest value, in a winter car fnv ii Ttm'A; The Fordor Sedan provides room for the jur irjvjciffuiy wh0e amiiy. Yet it Is a easiy handled .111 . f .1 .1 I 1 The Fordor Sedan 660 Coupe - - $520 Tudor Sedan 580 Runabout - 260 Touring Car - 290 On ofMn em DMnounubh Riau and Sunn ra tab uln All print . . Dtmil car the kind you want lor the months ol change able weather and difficult driving conditions. It is fitted with carpet and curtains that harmonize with the color tones of the two wide, deeply uphol stered seats. It enables you to keep comfortably warm, yet have 'plenty of fresh air since the '' Fordor Sedan is equipped with Cowl Ventilator and windows that lower by revolving regulators. You cannot own a car that oflers you better value or more widely useful service. And the greater economy of operating a Ford lends em phasis to the practical worth of this car to you. . B SEE THE NEAREST r AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER VISITORS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME AT ALL FORD PLANTS Just arrived carload of rage Fence. Square Lrtsl Fence ami Mouarch galvanized Hod Tup. Ilarb wire. Write us for prices. Steams & Cuenoweth. Oakland. Ore. ultimo i.s in it(.i;i. Th duced a bill yesterday that would , Complaints charBlns; make more drastic than at pre-i vernor Jonathan M. Co-aud How About Your Motor Troubles? We can successfully eliminate OIL PUMPING AND PISTON SLAPPING It will pay you to get our prices'. STEPHENS AUTO COMPANY ono KT Ci i Dk CQ 0&o ii. main kjixcci a nunc juo Ilk'- superintendent o banks lias been placed in charge. j It was announced today at the -office of the statu su)erintendent J of banks. The capitalization of the bank is fu.Ouu, and tho sur plus Je.'".000. It had deposits of SJUU.VOU. Fred J. 1'ulmer was president of the hank. (A.jrHlo.l I'io lotted Wlrr.) TOl'KKA, Kans., Jan. 28 former UaviB sent tho punishment lor persons! can j. i'eterson, lormer slate convicted of drivinc motor vu-i hank commissioner Willi sollcit hiclos whilo intoxicated. The: Inn a bribe, were sworn out to- day by Captain W. A. Smlili, as sistant Attorne,yKieneral. Smith declared that warrants would be issued this afternoon. clan d that 430.000 acres of land In Wasco, Sherman, Morrow, (til Ham and Umatilla counties had been frozen out and will require ro-seediiiK. Unless money Is furn ished by Ihu slate, ho said, much of the land will not bo re-Beedud and suffering; will be general in that part of the utute. HEARINQ HELD I Come and see the coal beiore you . place your order. We are Klad to ishow it to you. Patje Lumber & I Fuel Company. TO CLOSE OUT Auto Accessories, we offer many r at bargains. IJelco Ford Ignition Systems u - $10.00 Ford StromberB Carburetors $13.75 Kprton Horns 2b'. Off Stop Lamps .. SI. 00 Mirrors 81. 25 Everything Reduced? Try Us for Battery Repairing Umpqua Battery Station 312 N. Jackson St. A. B. TAYLOR, Prop. HIGHWAY SERVICE CO. HANDLES GENERAL PRODUCTS i i7?jT? For prompt taxi service, city or country trips. Phone 41. .lt.MI JLKV NWOIC.N 1 IX. f A 1 run1 -so. . ! IF YOU HAVE THE IDEA Ih'tt t i in your automobile to ft repair shor nr-arn a bti bill. )ou have fH'T.i.y n-v-r (l(.wr-i our repair fhnp. our work. nn1 our pri'. W f ntm to prwi' t tint w1 ran srh ni'.t infactnry 01 k at n'Hson abM chaijfs. It's worth a trial. Hall & Young Garage 631 Winchester St. I'Sonc 22S Rosbarir, Ore. NfartHtror .l4' Khofklcy, of thf Highway Scrvko Company, lio han r'tntly taken on tli.' '( ncral Peirftl"iJn Corporation protluctH in tho way of Kasolim, Ki as- and oils, has fxprer!il -ntlr satisfac tion l(h tiiH hi rarikt innt. .He al Iops that tlm fifn'Tul proi:irta ar all that have b-f-n rlalmi-d for them, and cntoiiir'rs at tin isfrv(c? , Htation arc d' lit'htcil tf rrt th'-s- prwiurt.H h if. .Mr. Sh'K ;ley states that his conrprn In tli first Mipr ' arvic Ufa t tori in thin H ri ion of i tlie iit.'itf to offer a rnmpl'-tf (i4ti r al servir to th niotorini; publir. With ?r.nii l'!ton of iln n- v Ijjiid In in th" early p print?. Highway S erv i r Co. t ae i U l ien will b1 1 -t -trr than vrr, and motoribU lnit iiti? on (ient-ral proiiif rs i!l ahl to ret th "i vie iTe. Sales for January aro 10 far comparing '..votably with the uual May busl n'ns, v. hirli Ik taken an nn indica ; ion of prosperity that is believed to 'extend to ail paru of the country. Roapft plain and fanrv. fioapn , for bath, ftiampoo, for baby; and special facial oapft. Try tlie dnit? ?tor first for a good toilet oap. Lloyd Crocker. Oh, Yes, Sure SRFF'S Auto Wrechin House 329 N. Main St. Has ii ; if n t lm i an Kv' you fjukk r.i rvire ffn p tuna it. W'ti urn ht.U hnyiiii,' cll tairi uii'l addinfi to our collec tion all th" tinio. Coi..i.a In and ee ua, or Phone 553 (AlWirial-fl 'rm Wire.) WASllINfJTON', Jan. 2S. Th Bpecial (irand Jury beforo which Attorney-tJencrul Htono 1 ex-pecJi-d to pri'Hcnt cvidcuco hero in th! cawe of Henator V iic-ler of Muiitanu was Kworn in today in tho Supremo Court of th J J I trlct of Coluinhfa. Wilbur II. Xepp, a bunk, ofliciul, was named foreman. A n ii in her of Riihpoenaa liavo been iKHued to pertious in Mon tana, in Tula, Okla., and isow. Vork City. j -, ., , StU'IeDaxcr coau ien pur pound than butter. (AwociiU-d l'nM Lrasml Wir.) ! WASHINC.TON. Jan. 28. )i poncnts of ijim Ooodinx "long and hort haul" bill wcro luard Uiy by the houau coiinnerco com on I , tee. Seth Mann, attnrney and manag er of the traffic bureau of tho San Franiiscn Chamber of ( mmerco deelarcd he believed tho practical VfOct of eiiactiiiR tho tjooding bill would be to provide for a rig id Ioiik and nbo(t haul. Ho point ed out that It wan expensive to put refrigerator plant a uhoaril veisHeln to uliip fruitM and vcKetahlea from iiit I'acific Coast to tho Atlantic seaboard and in thin npuct Haul (here in no competition to HpcaK of. No justification exiritn, hu ad ded, for any monopoly to bo gain ed to any iim'hiih of trauKportnilon bu it rail, water or air. Hall and water iraUHpoitatlon Hhmild bo en ciuraK(,d, ho naid , and notliiiiK donu to hurt either. NEW STAMPED G0O03 . Our firnt uprlnj? shipment of brand new patterns in stamped 4 Roods now in. Display la on our balcony salesroom. fck-e i thin dandy line at Carr'a. 10C SALE Start j Thur sday at Cnrr's. Walch for It. this picture. I'm afraid. Ilaa anyono any MtKcstions for cud iitK out so mo of tho laiiKhs? Wo'ro apt to Ret In trouble ly exhuuHtliiK tho nudienro beforo the picture is half over. It. Isn't possible to keep them roaring ail tho tlmo." SPECIAL NOTICE TO WOOD CRAFT MEMBERS Tl.re will b'1 a iiiftiiii of the WofKi'rafi. Thirnbl elub Criday m( lernotjri at 2:o at tii" K. i hull Ail ti.i'inti'T.s ur'-ii to be present. Klection Of Otl!ei-rr. .Special IIl-e(-iuz tti Lilac Cifch- No. '.t ftlfr abow r.i' ti' i; for the purpose of record in if ' atididate.. TII-LIK i. JOHNSON, I'ien. XHFATKK i o- APPROPRIATION INADEQUATE fA- iHfi. prM 1,-aww Vlr ) j PT.VI K HOf'SK. Ore., Jan. 2H -The approp: iation provid ed for in a relief bill for eastern ; (Jrenon farmers wliu-e wheat has, ben froz n our 1r utterlv Inaib-'- n,uat'-, and about $1,2j".0uo U neultd aeenrdl!- w lepr !-nf a lions marie by fanie-rit and bunk er b tort tb wjiys arel me.iiLi committee and tho governor, J. 00 KtJiifcjr o; 'in laiits U- j ATM;it TflKATKK I'roiliiition wor!c on "Th fial lopintf I'if-h" at the Antler Thea tre tonight and Wednesday, Tlio iiias II. line's new comedy ape em I, bad Ju.-'t ben completed. Tbe comedy troupe heaved a sIkIi and were pa'kiiiK up makeup boxet, when li rector Iel An drews, Hitilnir In a brown ntudy on one of i ho fdaKs, auddonly earn to life. i "fall all the company toRn th'r," h ordered, very deeply thoughtful frowns crcnnhiK hli brow. The troupe came hurry- luir at liU call. Andrews flowered at Ihem. Th'i company ahlVercd. onio tiilnjf was wronr. The last lauKh evi'ltntly ltad -ono wiohk. ' I va been thlnkinic this thlntf over," ajiid Andrews sternly. " u va gut too many luuichs In MIIKKTV TIIKATIIK. 1'i'W lc;i(lln tnt'n In Aniorlcnn fllnif liavo liuil IIh; wo.(li!rl'nl cx-IK-rh-nco I'njnyrd by (laton CIhsh, iipi''itrlnj? in nnpiiort of Mi'h n Clniduhk, Blur oC "'Troup-' In tr with KHen". whlfh will Ik at tlm Lllx-rty Thcntro tfiniortow, for a two days' run. Mr. tUus w:im lnon In Talis anil ri'rtiviMl his onrly Iralnini; with tho Ill vim Harnh llcrnhanlt. AflT this slis-iiiil ailvitntiik'o ho was a lniich nonnlit after player In tho French capita!. Ho appeared with many fitmoiM utarrt. Slnen .Mr. (ilas arrived In this rountry hl-l Biirconses lniiuilo ' IIUlllorefwle,, " Kil h tlen'H When." ' Tho fihi W ho Camo Itjn k" and in.'iny olheri. ( Sound Vaule5 sn Used cars Every used car we of fer for sale is priced on a "cost plus fair prof it" basis. Through long experience we have learned how to buy them right. And we sell them right because it is good business to do so. Tor your protection --buy your used car front a reputable dealer. 1-Ton Ford Truck .. $375.00 Oldsmobile Speed Wagon $125.00 fiSi''ixSjt Children y. 1923 Dodge Brothers Sedflri Cood as m w $950.00 Dodge Brother Tourino- 1 J 1 S pniiltielhiti In fir.t (he's conditl'in. l'rice $250.00 Dodge Brothers Roadster l!l:i priMliietinn th'ir'eieh ly r l.nilt. I'licu t3b0.00 1922 Chevrolet TourircH 'A hartaln p:ii: hue :it S2S5 A Good Liberty Six it $175 The Oti(-innI Food Drlelt fir All Ane uirk Lunch ullnrir Office Fount .-'ins. RidiMilk,MHltedOrainEitriii-t inPnw dcrai Tablet forms. Nouhihine-Noeookinc. WT Aroid ImiUtioDJ tod Subilitctt , J. 0. Ncwidnd & Sen Dodge Brothers Dealer! and Accettorle s roseburg, one S 1 i