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FOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 1 5. 1925. (ft r, " i 43 :5T Miles trHour Miles inS Seconds ICY - i j)J mxwell w Miles'9 Gallon Startling good news to tens of thousands the first an nouncements of the new good Maxwell's amazing re sults. Never since tlie Chrysler took the country by strm has the automobile industry known such whole-hearted response such a dramatic and decisive triumph. Not content with designing into this car power and pick up etjuuled only in the higher priced fields, Chrysler engineering genius and fine manufacturing facilities enable the new good Maxwell owner to enjoy these performance advantages with unparalleled economy. In almost sensationally low cost of operation and maintenance as in speed and acceleration this great car has written a wholly new page in motor car achievement, and in the accomplishment of the great organization which builds the Maxwell. We await with eagerness your permission to prove in a demonstration drive that the new good Maxwell is the greatest value in the field of fours. Tnnrim Car. Rnadurr, Club Cout. Club Sedan. Swndurd f'Mr.liior ian affriu livrly fm.cj from $HUi la JlUVJ. All prUM ... UttrarU lu extra. W art fittared In rttrtuf rlur ctmrmienc at (lmr-fvi-MimU. AsLhIhniI MtUMvU'i acrratlivr plan. MuamU 4aUr ami nJMnvr Aluxw.il tarvtct ryvKr. j. W. Michael Motor Co. 616 North Jackson Street Phono 350 'HieWeivGoocl The ALL YEAR CAR For Many Years Competitor! may adopt that kifh-clau features kn the future 'tht 1925 Star Car hat them iwmv mt' why wt toy '"Tomorrow's Car Today." Jht Million Dollar Motor . Pur-Wktl Brtktt Full Fort F,i ,imhrictum Tminlttr . . .Btekbont Disc Clutch When you put your money into a Sur Car, you buy the bot riliic your JulLrs can by. The itauncMy built 1925 St.tr Cir it the fm.il lay in the lnw-cot fuKI. No other ear oflm nuny ptoven (eaturcs I the 195 Star tir. comf. rt, economy and safety every rlaf of the year, year in and year ouL Its Mill: n IX'lUr Motor u only one el-' ample of the pr"gTc- and value built into the 195 Star. The Star n built to Int. to rjivr en ice, to (Miver the ouunium of motoring Rapp Brothers MAK DIIAI.I .KS Cor. Cu and I'ine Knseburi:. Ore. Chec k the hiph power feihim that guir.mtee long lite and perfect motor ati-f action over and above any car in its I 'hone 371 Htu- low I IVkes J NEW YORK, April 7. The dl rector ot The Studubaker Corpor ation, at lhir meeting today, elect ed Haul G. Hoffman an Vice- Preai uVnt in charge of sales to succeed 11. A. IUkkh. rescued. Mr. lloffmaa entered the employ of The titudebaker Corporation la l!lt hm a Halesman in Los Angeles. In 1 i 1 5 he was made ISules Manag er of the Los Anveles retail branch and in 1!17, Branch Manager of j the Los Angeles district. He served in the artillery dlvl 'sion of the army in 1917-18, and I upon leaving it in March, 1919 pur ; chased from the corporation its re j tail buslneB at Los Angeles and became a Htudebuker dealer on his jown account. The Paul G. Hoff man Company, started business with $6u,0oo capital, now has 1, ; iilJtj.OOO assets. - Mr. Hoffman has been quite ac ; live In the civic affairs of his city, j For the past two years he has ; been President of the Traffic Com , mlhsion. a voluntary organization I of business men formed for the purpose of studying measures of I relief from traffic congestion, in ; eluding, re-routing of streets and city planning. He Is a director I of the Chamber of Commerce and j chairman of its roads committee, j also a director of the California j Bank of Los Angeles, i In securing Mr. Hoffman for the ! important position of Vice Presl j dent In charge of sales, President ; Krsklne feels that he has obtain ; ed a man ideally suited for the work. Mr. Hoffman's headquarters i will be at the general office at ' South Ilend, Indiana. He has been ! elected a director of the corpora tion and a member of Its executive j and finance committee. 1 H. A. Iligcs, who Is being suc ceeded by Mr. Hoffman, is retir , ing from active business. His ser vices to the corporation and admin istration of the affairs of the sales department for six years were high ly satisfactory and successful. His ; numerous friends in the automobile ! industry as well as in the Stude j baker organization will miss him. j He Is compelled to establish his resilience in a milder climate, and I expects shortly to move from I South llend to Southern California. E TESTSflRESEVERE Probably no more thorough test Is ever given to a motor car than that Imposed by the various cities throughout the I'nil-.i States for cars to he used In their fire and police departments. Purchases of cars for these purposes are only made after comparative tests that are calculated to bring out the best or the worst In a motor, In the opinion of V. V. Michael, Chrysler and Maxwell distributor In Kose bii rg. According to word received bv Michael fmm the Chrysler factory In Detroit,, Chrysler cars are be ing adopted very generally through out the country for use by the va rious imiiiicip.litie in fire and no lle work. New York City recent ly purchased a number of Chrys lers for use by its fire battalion chief-, acconlinc to this lufoma tion. and such cities as Indianapolis. Detroit. St. Louis, Portland, Kansas City, Hnltfmore, Newark, Minne apolis. Wilmington and Berkeley have purchased Chrysler cars after very exhaustive tests. "In making selections of motor cars for fire and police work, the safety factor Is the prime con sideralion," said Ml ha I. ' The h draulie four wheel brakes, which are used on the Chrysler, give the driver constant control of the car at any speed. The Chryslers low hung body and pa rail- I spring sus pension allow the car to he dtiv. n at hUh Rpe'-d' wit hout side s wa and enable the enr to be driven h round corners at high speed iri perfect safety. Immediate aicel cralloti and ability to attain anil hold ri I mIi sp-'ctl are, of course, es setitinl In cars for use of this kind nnd the ('hosier's ability slont. then lines need not W elaborate 1 upon. "lu the state of California there are a larre number of state nuli way police driving Chrysler cars In the uorthern part of the state there Is a one armed traffic o: t i cer who drives a Chrysler, s- speeders who have tried conch, shms with this ofifeer have ln,. tiably decided thiit there are b- r ter places to speed than over Cir liirJiwaya that be patiols." Motor Company. It is a notable fact that the buyer was much quicker to ap preciate the advantage of 4-wheel brakes than the average manu facturer. It was only after the buyer began to demand this great improvement and to refuse to buy an automobile unless It had them, that most manufacturers reluc bdiuly put them on. "Lven now it is a difficult and an expensive process some of them are going through, in trying to sell cars with brakes whicu are simply 'tagged ou' instead of built into the very design and sinew of the car. "itfekeubacker body designers from the first could not see how buyers would long be satisfied with a 5 -passenger closed car which had only two doors, and which required the lilting of one seat lor ingress and egress. "So we designed a model which because of Its difference in type and structure we named "Coacn brougham". "This has four full size doors and no tilting seats. "We exhibited this model at the New York. Show and, whereas we "expected it would need a let of pressure behind it to put it over, to our delight it went like wildfire. "Never in my experience have I seen so many telegrams pour in to a factory in any one day, as we received every day last week ail begging for immediate deliv eries. "If the demand is Jike this In April, wtiat will it be in May? "The average automobile owner spends more hours In the corn puny of his car than he spends, waking hours, in his home, or with his family. "It is more closely associated with him in business life and periods of recreation than any other thing be possesses. It also represents a large investment and quite au important item of daily expense, while it is unquestion ably the greatest fuctor in the conservation of time and increase of his own efficiency. "Being a citizeu of standing in his community, and his lamily possessing a certain social status, he s naturally interested In the matter of style also. So he reads everything he can find, and be discusses automobiles with every one he knows. "Perhaps sometime we may miss a trick aud find ourselves trailing but so far Kickenbacker fcos always managed to lead; and With orders pouring in as they are how, It is a mighty comfortable feeling as well as an added re ward for engineering enterprise to know that our product appeals to buyers who are, on the aver age, more alert and progressive than automobile makers." Have you something to sell, to trade, to give away. Use News Review columns. Use News-Kevivw Classified Ad vertmlna for rsuits The New STUDEBAKER Wig Six cDuplex-Phaeton THIS is tke time when there is pleasure in motoring that can be obtained only in an open car. And among open-type cars, there is one that stands out above all others the new Studebaker Big Six 7-Passenger Duplex-Phaeton, with its ex clusive roller side enclosures which provide instant protection. It can be compared only with cars much higher in price. Studebaker builds seven times as many cars as any manu facturer having a car in the Big Six class. The small overhead per car, plus the savings of complete manufacture, explain its low price. Come in sea this new Studebaker before you buy. ?l875 ( The price of the new Studebaker Big Six Duplex-Phaeton include an extra balloon tire, tube and tire cover. Bumpers, front and rear. Motometer. Safety lighting control. Auto matic spark control. Onc-piecc windshield, mn visor, auto marie windshield cleaner, rear-view mirror. Cowl and dome lights, extension lamp and stop-and-tail light. Clock and gasoline gauge grouped under glass with other instruments. Biggest balloon tires used on any automobile. W. A. BURR & SON Central Garage Roseburg, Oregon THIS I S STUDEBAKER YEAR REBUILT FORDS In keeping with our recognized policy we use only the best of materials and parts in our repairs and each "and every Ford that leaves our repair department has our assurance that the work done will be satisfactory to you. , In selling rebuilt Fords that we take in exchange on New cars we first make a thorough inspection of the used car 'and either sell it as it is. telling you just what it needs to make it I 00 per cent car before it leaves our floor, or carefully overhaul and rebuild before selling assuring you of a used car in Al condition. So, even if it is a good used car you are interested in, see us first and you will be satisfied. livtlirns to Culiforiiiii 'Mrs. Kmhii.tt lUturu Homi Archie'Dnit'ckiT. who htts bren ; Mrs. Lester Endlcott returned vlNltiiiK hi:i parents and friends j to her home al Portland this here for the past two weeks, re- morning after spending the past . turned to Dunsiimir, Cul., this ' number or days visiiinjr at the morningr. He is emplo.vvd as a ! home of Mr. and Mrs. Ka'rl Iturr, brakeman by the Southern Pacific i at 40 Kat First Avenue. .North. Company here. She is a relative of Mrs Burr. U'hcn Rrttcr Auromobil.a Ar. Built, Buick Will Build Th.nr Our Selling Plans We have a special plan that will meet with your approval whether it be a Ford Touring, Sedan. Coupe, Truck or Fordson Tractor that you are figuring on purchasing. Don't let the lack of ready cash keep you from filling that desired want. Come in and talk it over. Remember, the Ford prices are prices you are willing to pay. Our Service Station Manned by a crew of expert Ford mechanics, at your service at all times and our service charges are most reasonable considering that we use only reliable Ford parts. C. A. Lockwood Motor Co. . Roseburg, Ortgon m if 1 !0D POINTS IN AUTOS m 'Trip ntiionmhile huv'T of fn).iv It ini k r on ih" trUmT and li- -t Ititlf unn' In ilvMi'i mining what i tln lnt"t thins In np:neortitr up hoti iti'xun sinl th' l"t buy mi t'-1 mark-'l." v fitnin K. O kvnsckfr, lr-prsid'nt nrnl : director of sales, Klckenbcr A v ' - 1 f Vrvi y--Y y.r ,-.r iff; 5- A STITCH IN TIME If ymi :p used to u?ln an aiilomnbllf. you naturally half to phone a Jitney. If m know th- re Is a "little munr thin mnu" with voiir ma hlne, ni keep puMiiiK off the repair work, linns It to us now. We can fix it In a little while. If you wait, you'll be utnif )iine)s for day. Small repairs cost lit tle or no money. Hall & Young Garage (31 Winchester Su Sons 3J3 Uesticm Why are more women dwtns Buicks than any other make of six-cylinder car? Answer One reason is the strik- ing appearance of this famous motor car. Then comes Buick dependability. A woman knows , when she starts out with her Buick that she will "get there and back." Other reasons are tlic com fort in driving a Buick die velvet clutch action, easy steering; then the power and quiet ness of Buick's Valve-in-Head engine and tha safety of Buick mechanical four-wheel brakes. MOTOR SHOP GARAGE rfOSEBURG J Distributors for Douglas County OREGON ' BUICrjpMOTOR COMPANY, FLINT,-MICHIGAN A : : JT When better automobiles arfriilt, Buick will build tbat
