ROSEBURG NEWS-REV.EW WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1925
FIVE
Confidence inSzmi
xrtormwjce
1
The owner of a Ford is never
in doubt as to what he can
expect in service. He knows
what his car will do and how
Sturdily it will do it.
The Coupe
$S20
Runabout 260
Touring Car 290
Tudor Sedan 580
Tordor Sedan 660
On open era drmountubU
rim. ud Knur rc S8S ui
AO Urica f. . b. DttroU
When bad weather and roads put
other cars out of commission, the
Ford car will stay on the job. It
will carry through slush and. snow,
over frozen ruts, newly constructed
roads anywhere.
Yet Ford benefits can be yours for
the lowest prices ever ofiered. This
is made possible by the efficiency of
Ford manufacture, the volume of out
put and practically limitless resources.
' V DETROIT j, s
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SEE THE NEAREST AUTHORIZED
FORD DEALER
VISITORS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME AT ALL FORD PLANTS
1923 BOMB TESTS
of the investigation after adjourn
ment of congress, March 4.
See an Oregon Rlrl In the leading
feminine role in "Tamint? of the
Shrew' on Thursday, Feb. 19.
CAmoclated Titm Leaded Wlrr.)
WASHINGTON". Feb. 18. The
house aircraft committee, adopted
a resolution today asking Secre
tary Weeks for a confidential re
port on the 1!23 bombing tests
against the battleship New Jersey
and Virginia.
This action was taken after Rep
resentative La Guanlia, republi
can, New York, testified that the
war secretary in a latter of Febru
ary 7, 1925, had refused him the
information due to its confiden
tial nature."
The aeprntnry'8 letter
Mr. La Guardia said the
could be furnished to a
sional committee only.
Representative Vestal
THREE BUILDINGS
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I
read by
material
cougres
of
In
diana, the republican whip, has
placed before ihe committee a res
olution to authorize- continuation
PITTSBURGH, Feb. 18. Three
buildings In the Penn Avenue
j wholesale produce district 'of Pitta
j burph were demolished by a series
of explosions early today, with a
loss of $125,000. Windows in a
'score of other buildings were shat
tered. Many residents of the re
i gion. were thrown from their beds
! by trie force of the blast. They es
icaped with minor Injuries. After
jan investigation Kire Marshal
Thomas Pfarr reported he believed
the first explosion was a dynamite
'bomb, set off in one of the build
ings. This blast, he said, was fol
lowed by gas explosions.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 1 An
economy contest with a $10 prize
award, one of the results of Pre
sident (Jootidge's ' economy pro
gram, closed today at the White
House executive ol flees.
Mr. Coolidge, holding that
economy should begin at home,
recently inquired of Director Lord
of the Kudget Hineau as to how
much of a saving should be made
iu the uext year in the expense
of the executive office. Director
Lord Is understood to have ad
vised the presideut that it ought
to be possible to lop off $12,500.
Mr. Coolidge passed the word
along to the ofice force and N.
P. Webster, White House disburs
ing clerk issued the following no
tice to eniplayes:
"As the official responsible in
this matter, 1 shall be glad to
awurd a prize of ten dollars from
personal funds to the empldye
who submits the best suggestions
for bringing about a reduction of
expenditures. These suggeHtious
should he along practical lints
and should not be radical in their
nature and not tend to disorgan
ize the work of tho office. Please
send in your summary before Feb
ruary 18,
Another big cooking school. Valu
able prizes to the lucky ladies. He
there, Tuesday, 2 p. m. at the K. P,
Hall.
BUSINESS WOMEN'S CLUB
Will meet Friday evening at 7:30
at the Heinline Conservatory. Every
member is requested to be present.
liuraiuiug Uio uuvtni oi a mow
star in a new series of pictures,
the first showing in this locality of
"The Dangerous Flirt," featuring
Evelyn Brent, will be held-at the
Liberty Theatre tomorrow, where
the picture begins a two day run.
F. B. O. has made mis first photo
drama lor Miss Urent one of the
best pictures of the year; both
story and star combining to make
an extremely interesting enter
tainment, not without a it-ms on to
those who are loo puritanical in
their ideas. The theme of "The
Dangerous Flirt' 'is that of a young
girl who is brought up by a prim.
pngish aunt and taugnt to repress 1
all her emotions until she beconu-B
little better than an iceberg in
her contacts with ' tho outside
ways "What will people say."
without ' any serious effect on
values.
On tho dairy exchange tho mar
ket wad firm with standard cubes
posted a half ci-nt higher at 44
cents, placing extras ami standards
on the same level.
Cube firsts advanced a cent to
3a cents. .Other grades were un
changed. Fgg prices range from a I to 2
cents higher today with extras and
firsts posted 1 cent higher at 31
and Sue respectively ; pullets ad
vanced two cents to 29 cents and
current receipts wre bid a half
higher at 2iJc.
Choice light calves are now firm
ly established at the 17 cent level;
in the local country dressed meat
market. Receipts are light and ',
fancy stuff is in demand? Ordi
nary good calves are selling
around IB to 1G cents; hogs re
ceipts hie a o moderate but few
of the butchers will pay over liie ,
for choice light pork.
Poultry receipts are only mod
erate but apparently sufficient for
all requirements at the present
time. Demand Is barely normal ,
and prices generally unchanged.
Dean (I is' good for .fancy dressed1
turkeys with few coming In. j
PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 18 Eggs !'
if2c higher; current receipts
2f4c; pullets 2 2c; firsts 25A$j
2ic; henueries 2tiig27c delivered
Portland. !
Uuiier Prints 2c higher; cubes'
Jc higher. Extra cubes, city 44c; ;
standards 44c; prime firsts 41c; ;
firsts 39c; undergrades nominal; j
prints 47c; cartons 48c. '
Putter 2 cents higher. Best
churning cream 45 fa 46c net ship-
pers track In zone one; 47c deliver-,
ed Portland.
Poultry steady. Heavy hens 22c; I
light 17(f lSc; springs 22fi23e; j
old roosteis 10c; ducks, White Pe-j
kin 25c; live turkeys 23c; dressed
turkeys 33&36c; geese Hie.
Potatoes quiet, supply plentiful,
?1.5U$il.G0.
Onions Blow, about steady $2.75 j
3.25. I
Nuts steady. Walnuts No. 1 28 1
'((734c; filberts IStfrlSe; almonds I
27c; Ilrazil nuts 16&17c; Oregon!
chestnuts lG&Uc. i
Hops firm. New clusters 17 j
18c; higgles 15 18c; old crop ;
nominal.
Caseara bark quiet. New peel
Sc per ipouud; Oregon grape root
4c. .....it
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. IS. (U.
S. Itureau Agricultural Economics)
Eggs steady. Extra pullets 2SJc
Hutter fat f. o. o. 6an Francisco
504c
Leghorn hens 21 pounds Mffr
24c; three pounds 25c; 3j. to 31
pounds 25$j 26c.
PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 18.
Cattle steady; receipts 83.
Hogs steady; receipts 111
Sheep Talking steady; recMpts
$2.10 all lambs; none sold easy.
(Aaoclited rrm Lcued Wire.)
1JEND, Ore., Feb. 18. George
.NnSker of Yasco county, was fin
d $250, sentenced to 30 days in
jail, his drivers license permanent
ly revoked and then a warrant
; charging, possession of liquor was i
read to him in jail to top it off.
rne line ami )au sentence together
with the revocation of license was
; meted out to him yesterday In Jus
jtice court where ho appeared to
i answer tp a charge of reckless
driving following an accident on
The Dalles-California highway dur
ilng the early hours of last Satur
jday morning. Three members of
the party of five were injured, one
'seriously. Noskor, driver of the
car, escaped without injury,
j Tho reckless driving complaint
was signed by Earl Houston, state
'traffic offirer. Noskrr appeared
' Antlers Theatre
llebe Daniels is back again at the i
Antlers Uieairu this time in "Miss
iituebeard," a Paramount pic tun za-'
Uon of Avery Hopwood s farce, j
".Little Miss Lluobeard." Frank Tut- i
tie directed the picture which was!
adapted to rfiu screen by Town- '
senu Martin. j
Kaymoud Griffith, Robert Fruzrr, '!
Kennetn MacKenna appear Jn the
supporting cast. j
"Miss blue beard" is a merry mar j
Huge mix-Up that Paramount claims 1
brings Miss Daniels to tho screen '
in tne kind of role that first sui t- i
ed her on tho way to fame as a
comedienne in a part that is Kiid
to olter her the greatest opportun
ity of her career. I
imagine Hebe in the role of a
Frencn actress who ilnds herself
witli one husband too many! j
Aluminum lined ovens do not
rust. ISeo tho New Standard Kli-c-
tric range at Zigler-Fre Hardware
Co.
Closed
Car
Bargains
1924 Ford Sedan, good
Tires, some extras, $550
1922 Essex Coach, re
painted and just over
hauled, $700.
1921 Hudson Speedster,
new tires, air shocks,
.1925 license, a real car,
$750. .
You must see these ma
chines to realize their ex
ceptional values. Sold on
easy payments.
Roy Catching
Motor Company
Across ' from City I lall
Main and Oak Streets
in
SEE THE NEW
J
CHEVR'
QLET
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Touring Car and Roadster
Now on Display
Oak and Pine
ED MARSH MOTOR CO.
SALES AND SERVICE
Phone 446
PORTLAND, ore.. Fell. IS.- If
tcr is two CI-ntH hlKlltT 1"..
wiili local cn'amorit'H quoting
flit", iirint basin. Dirts for Imiii
fat wi-fti bouHti'd two ci'niM. i.ai.
Im'tf.T imik.TH aro now quonru'
i buying price of 47 cents a
nVlivrreil rorllaml.
The advance li..re was fun . l I
the act ion of J'uxet Kouini j it t 1
who put their market 11 1 a c. M
week 8K0 followed by another IjO'j
of two cents yesterday.
The local market ha In i-li'--ing
a Kood h.alihy loiie for ')
past two weekn wllh I lie n.a,
about. sufiMent for r. 41111 .11,.
I'ortlaml butt.-r mak. rs w.t- i
tent "with a Rood active mark t
were coin ii. l i ro (jo up to proi'
competitive cream t mtory.
StoraK" Bl 01 k have Krailea
mov.d out aturrent b-vi'J.s ai.
It In eiiMctert that the bis t,ur.'
over a ear atto will be ab.-oil
The New Standard Kleclrie r:.
can be had in otyle ami nizi- in
yojr requireTn.-nts. s y them aL
ler fee liarduare Co.
as hl own attorney. He was :.
tf-nced by Jude K. I), (iilson. 'i .1
poBsefMlon oi liquor complaint
lened by Hr.iiMon who found iv. 1
bottles of Rll.'Ri'd moeiiMbln" in
pot ket of the car. It tested To p. r
c nt alcohol.
Kl Ilurdett ho was BerlotiHlv In
jured in the accident la reco hi.,
0
Domestic troubles and rs;.
Lose ttleui ill Tburatiay at Auil'-i.-
AT LEAST
1000 MILES
Without Changing Oil
using
ByViS
Make the Test Yourself
A Trial Will Convince
You.
Guaranteed 100 Pure
Pennsylvania Oil
LG.Devaney
404 W. Cass
Phone 84
SALE
USED CARS
For the next few days
am offering the cars list
ed1 below at unusually
low prices, "because they
must be sold soon. Easy
payments.
Dodge Touring, 1923
model, new paint, good
rubber, fine mechanical
condition, a snap at $600
Ford Coupe, 1 924 model,
thai is just the thing for
any business man or a
salesman.
Several other cars that
are priced very low. See
us about the car you
want.
J. W. Michael
Motor Co.
5 1 5 North Jackson St.
Phone 350
Automobile Service
We are equipped to take care of all your automo
bile perplexities and troubles from washing the
car to any sort of repair work. We specialize in
Motor Overhauling
General Repair Work
Storage, day or month
Accessories and Car Washing
Gas and Oils
We supply an all-night service to autoists.
Come in and tell us your automobile troubles.
THE CENTRAL GARAGE
Phone 385
Chevrolet Owners!
A Ford Battery, made by the Ford Motor Co., is
perfectly adapted for your Chevrolet car. Buy a
6 Volt 1 3 plate 80 amperes for your Chevrolet tar.
at only
$16.SO
The same( guarantee goes wi,th this Battery that is
given with any other make of Battery.
C. A. Lockwood Motor Co.
TAKES PRISONERS TO PEN
j Sheriff Sam Starmor loft tills
; morning for Salem having in cas
j tody Charles and William Foster
I and Win, Guard, who are to ntart
i penitentiary terms. Charles Fosterling an automobile belonging U
was given five years for burglary, I Tom Hltiman.
having pled guilty to robbing the
W. A. Lovelace store at Reedsport,
His brother, Implicated with, him
is to serve two years. Wm. Guard
is facing a one year term for Bteat
Quick Abundant Power
The Motor That Cost A Million
The Milli Dollar Motor in the New
Star Car - a motor that delivers 20
more power, that peps its way from 5
to 25 miles in 4H seconds.
Full Force Feed Lubrication to all bear
ings and cam shaft. Never a burned- 4
out bearing in a Star Car. Oil under
pressure is the only safe lubrication
system, is the verdict of automotive
engineers.
?Scc It Today -Dn'vc In It Compare It
RAPP BROTHERS
Cor. Cass and Pine
Million Dollar,
Motor
Smooth Disc
Clutch
Star Dealer
Roscburg, Oregon
Ph.
371
Four-lVheel.
Brakes,
Tubular,
Backbone