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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. WEDNESDAY. MAY 13, 1925.
SEE THE NEW
One-Ton Truck
AW Equipped with a Multiple
Dry Dhk Clutch
Phone 446
ED MARSH MOTOR CO.
CHEVROLET DEALERS
Oak and Pine
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Firms and Individual with
business requirements necessitat
ing the use of delivery units in
general are now facing a situation
in the matter of motor license fees
certain to receivn serious atten
t'.on when pun-base of truck
equipment comes up for consider
ation, alleged C. A. Lockwood,
Koaeburg Ford dealer.
Taxation rates on commercial
vehicles in the various states
show a growing tendency to im
pose extremely high fen on heavy
trucks with the result that the
firm that can adapt Its hauling to
the use of lighter vehicles gains
One employe In every six in the
motor assembly plant of the Chev
rolet Motor company plant at Flint
Mich., does nothing but check the
rigid standards, required in the
motor parts and the accuracy with
which they are fitted, said
Marsh local dealer.
There are 2,776 employes in the
motor plant. Of t beau, 4ti3 are in
spectors who demand a precision
too minute for detection by the un
aided eye.
1 i-fore the engine block starts
down one of the assembly lines it
Is given a triple inspection for pos
sible Irregularities or defects, each
inspector checking his predeces-
a big margin on a competitor us- lor. Next it is washed, dried und-
f --T "r
LEAVE IT TO US
When the Bus needs a bit
of overhauling, Just call us up
and we will take care of the
job and put your car In the
going class.
Hall & Young Garage
631 Winchester St. Phone 338
ing large eqpipment. Aside from
the flexibility and proven econ
nomy or small units which in
creatw the range of delivery ser
vice, the difference in license fees
is great enough to become a con
sideration alone.
For instance, figures as of Jan.
1, this year, in the twenty-eight
states In which 'the tax charge of
commercial vehicles Is based on
tons capacity the average license
pees are as follows:
1- ton trucks, $16.55.
2- ton trucks, $33.15.
4-ton trucks, lion. fill.
6-ton trucks. $171.55.
Figures from individual states
are most interesting. In Alnbama
the man who operates a five-ton jj.aotj revolutions per minute
truck is required to pay a license
fee of $400 annually, while bis
competitor, who tinea, for In
stance, euch trucks as the Ford,
not only securun his equipment at
low initial investment, but is tax
ed only $15 a year on each unit.
This forces the owner of the
heavy truck, whom equipment is
looked upon as causing the great
est wear and tear on paving, to
operate under disadvantages.
Read the Classified ads.
mean dollars to you,
er compressed air and acain in
spect d for cleanliness. If a dirt
spot is discovered, the casting Is
sent back to the washer.
As the motor is built up, all
parts and fittings are subjected to
constant examination and re-examination,
l'recision is law. For
Instance, the fit of piston pins into
the piston must be so exact that
the pin may be pushed into the pis
ton hole by the mechanic's thumb
but will not fall out of its own
weight. The clearance at this
point is about one-twentieth of the
diameter of the finest human hair.
This is called a "push in" fit.
After being built up, the motor
Ik "run in" bv electric motors at
for
the
in
about two hours to work
bearings and piston rings.
Tho motor is then "taken down"
for inspection of the bearings,
cylinder walls and all moving
parts. When it passes the inspec
tors. It is reassembled and oper
ated under Its own power while
experts listen for any possible
noise, their methods being compar
able to a doctor's use of a stethos
cope. If the motor sounds "sweet," .it
is returned to the assembly Hue
in The NeWS-RevieW. They-jThe last man on the line is an in
spector, t nun his handa the mot-
have ample room for five, and to
fill every need of the average
family must also have apace la
the ton nea u for packages.
"The rear seat was placed far
enough behind the front seats so
that the passengers In the rear
may stretch comfortably. Even
after stretching it is possible to
carry packages behind the front
seats without Interfering with the
leg room in the rear seat.
"Wide doors permit passengers
In the rear seat getting in and
out without requiring the riders
In the front seat to leave their
seats. Width of the doors Is liti
Inches,
"The lines and big windows In
the side and rear give' to the ex
terior the beauty that makes this
new modelthe smartest coach on
the market. The upjier corners
of the back have a ball end. This
rounded smoothness fits in with
the radiator and hood design.
"A final touch of artistry Is
given to the design by a belt
molding, heretofore only "employ
ed in the design of the nation's
most beautiful custom-built motor
cars.
"The new Jewett chassis, an
nounced only this January, prov
ed the previous year by winning
many hill-climbs that it is built
for superior performance, a long
life and trouble-free service. It
Is powered by the big Jewett six
cylinder motor, with ts more1
than 55 horsepower, giving more
than needed power as well as fin
est performance."
The price has oeen set at $1531
delivered in Portland, including
hydraulic four-wheel brakes and
balloon tires, with wood artillery
wheels. Steel wheels are $20
extra.
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pEWETTj
t. O. B. Dstistt. ax an
lev luuui SO hi Froftt Icy
room 45 tn. That ni comfort
onloof trip.
The Greatest Jewett Ever Built
Thousand have waited for an. enclosed car of luch re
markable quality at so remarkable a price. It's here!
The greatest Jewett ever built at the lowest en
closed price we ever achieved $1260.
And they1 are viewing the Jewett Coach with unprece
dented interest in Coach design. The reason is obvious.
Jewett Is the finest Coach ever designed finest
in roominess convenience comfort sturdy
construction detail finish. ' ' "
They are demanding qualities in the Coach that were hard
to find in sedans and finding them all in the Jewett Coach.
If s the easiest parking, steering, driving; Coach
you ever touched, '
And they are going through an experience in performance
that is so utterly new it's amazing 1
Jewett Coach ($1260) will outperform any car
within $500 of its price.
That's why the thousands who have waited have now
stopped waiting. Because The Coach is here it's equality
Coach the price is right I See the Jewett Coach before
you buy any coach or any enclosed car. It will pay
Kj youweui (sw-j
or goes to the various car assemb
ly plants.
Essex Alone Gives
This Quality and This Price
: The Reason for its Amazing Sale
r Buyers know what Rsscx gives can be had elsewhere only
I at far higher cost. The great Essex sales record is chic to no
L other thing. It is recognition of a value leadership so ovcr-
1 whelming that it is not even challenged.
Hudson-Essex, Now World's Largest Selling Six-Cylinder Cars
More Than 1000 Sold Daily
Today's Essex isthe? greatest of all
Essex values. It is the finest Essex
ever built. It is the smoothest,
most reliable Essex ever built.
It is the best looking, most
comfortably rilling Essex ever
built. Webelieveits maintenance
and operation the most economi
cal of any car in the world. And
the price, because of famous
patents, with volume manu
facturing advantages that arc
absolutely exclusive, is the low
est at which Essex ever sold.
On every side its hosts of owners
praise it with such pride and
conviction as we have "never
heard for any other car. It is
reflected in the greatest sales in
our history. Ami the rapidity of
this sales increase shows how
thoroughly the facts about Essex
have penetrated the entire
market. Whereveryou go, note
how they outnumber nil new
Sixes. It is the surpassing proof
of value greatest sales.
One thousand .dollars worth or
gasoline that amount woulil
keep the average family Ilivver
running Tor a Inn, long, time.
Ynt, Biicli is ttm itinerary laid out
for the Tori land Motor Car Com
pany's Uudson-KHtH'X Closed 'ar
Caravan, (hat a thousand dollars
worth of (ieneral IVtroleum Cor
poration gasoline Hcrip wan given
ih drivers a a starter.
Comfort and economy in motor,
lug tH the doctrine the Portland
Motor Car Company's caravan is
prrachine on ita long run in and
I about l'oi l land and then through.
I out tho entire stale. The caravan
j pot under way on May first and
'already l a familiar ni,:hl about
j Portland with its three brightly
painted .eoaches.
J "Ah eronomy of operation is
ione,of the points we are sevkin:
Mo demonstrate," said bid Peter
of the P. M. C. Co. "It is natural
that we were very rarolul in the
selection of gasoline to he ued
on the long tour. Krouomiral
(ran sport nt ion ha long been a
well-established merit of the l ud
onKsex line and for this tour
particularly, we wanted to be as
sured that both as to fuel and
lulirii -ants we would be us well
fixed as possible.
It is ninim-anl that, as a re-
suit of Its evpeiirine through all
sorts of tests ami observation,
the company welceted Cciieral (ia- .
so Mm and Lubricants lor use
throughout (he entire tour. Not
only was the excellence of these
two products taken Into consider- i
a i ion; t he t horourh dftnbut ion
of grt en -and-white independent
stat ions over the slate al-o w as
of prime import a net1. Conse
quent ly the caravan drivers are
equipped with Cenvrul Scrip
Hooks mill will be served the au
t ttunzed fndept ndenl dealers
ha ltd It nil General products tnnu
line to line north urul houth and
as far cutt a liakvr.
Another new national highway
has been opened, spanning the
j United States from the Great Lakes
jto the Gulf the Magnolia Route,
said h,arl liurr, of W. A. Burr and
Sons, local Studebaker dealers.
j Direct, and In an almost straight
line, this new great motor route
'will offer an opportunity for motor
car time schedules only a little
slower than the fast Dixie train out
of Chicago, and will run through
i some of the fairest part of the na
I lion.
Forty hours was consumed In a
non-slop run by which Arthur W.
Lang, a Gulfport, Miss., business
man Interested in "Seeing Ameri
ca First," officially opened the
route, carrying with him. between
his home town and Chicago, Col.
William B. Koyster, promotor of
tho route, and I tonal d de Metz, re
lief driver, in a Studebaker Spec
ial Six car.
The total speedometer distance
Is LOSS' miles, and the new route
is sponsored by chambers of com
merce in all cities along its way.
Indiana and Illinois already have
completed with concrete their sec
tions of the new trans-American
route. Mississippi will spend SSSO,
eito building its sections this year,
12 f miles of unbroken concrete.
I It had been exacted that the
trip would require 4S hours. Cut
(ing eight hours off this time
brought the rar Into Chicago at 3:
3 In the morning. Instead of noon,
and It already had passed through
many towns before officials there
expected it. This was due to the
higher rate of speed the car was
able to maintain and the absence
or stops for any adjustments what
However, the silver ewer of '
Gulf water carefully carried by the I
oath-finders was noured Into Iake. 1
Michigan with great solemnity at
noon, and thus was opened anoth
er pathway into the Magnolia land
of Dixie.
Peculiarly enough, the first time
such a journey ever was made ov
er land was sixty years ago, when
another Studebaker product, a Con
es toga wagon, was driven Wer part
of tho same route through what
then was a wilderness.
til; nVtK.
F. O. B. Roseburg
$1535
ROBT. B. STOUGH
Dealer
Phone 122 329 W. Lane St.
Friend in Need
A pet dog In a small town In
Maine is fon1 of the family cat,
aad the cat Las good reason to be
fond of Rover. The two steep to-
I gether, the cat between the dog's
paws. One nUfht a scratching and
a loud bark lay at the front door
roused the tamlly from sleep.
Someone went downstairs and
opened the door. In walked the
cat with a steel trap clinging to
one foot ' llehlnd came Howtr
holding up the chain In bis mouth.
The cat had walked Into a trap set
for muskrata In a neighboring
stream, and the dog, hearing her
cries, had gone to her, freed the
chain aofnehow, and then carried
It all the way home to aave her
from dragging It. Youths Companion.
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, Review columns.
The pjile-l'ctrc.tt Motor Car
(Coiiipativ. hi an eilort to prts-nt
thv newnt and niart -t roach in
i hntor a:inounc through li. ii
'Stounh. ior.il ilc.ili r. a new ttv-
ESSEX COACH $895
frri&ht and Tax Extra
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Mitstamitn
ROY CATCHING MOTOR COMPANY
; Show Room And Service Station Across From City Hall
. Oak and Main Strtsta-t-Phon 4M Wrecking CarCtntral Auto Repairing
cicnttal deir..tnie,i hy ih
torifi - flr-(. roomy cimfoi-t; sec
ond, smart ties; third, service,
ability.
"Koomy comfort could only be
obtained by building th new
coach the same ixt nit edan mo
dels, said Mr. aiouh. li must
SARFF'5
Auto Wrecking
House
329 N. Main St
One of the most up to
date wrecking houses on
the coast, if in need of
auto parts, come in.
If you have an old car
to sell, come in.
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Cat From Flower Gardens
The great development of natu
rnl kas In t). Industrie, around
Pittsburgh, l'a.. Is In a consider
able measure due to Ueorxe West.
Intciiouse of airbrake fame. H.
anally Indurvil Ills wire to let him
sink a shaft In her flower garden,
his labor bel&it rewarded by a gey
ser when he had gone about 1,(1)0
feet. From this came th. develop
ment of the Httshurgh supply.
Vestlnghouse himself worked out
the system of piping that enabled
It to be distributed without leak
see. at the same time reducing the
pressure by the nse of gradually
larger pipes, until It could b.
safely handled by th. time It
reached a customer.
Annular Eclipte
If the sun Is very near the moon's
node when our satellite hecomca
new, clearly the moon must thca
pass almost exactly between earth
and sun. If at the same tltne she
Is In apogee, her apparent site ut a
little less than that ot the sun.
Then her conical shadow does nH
quite reach the surface of the earth,
and a ring of sunlight U left, sur
rounding the dark m.xn completely.
This Is called an annular eclipse,
because of the annulus, or bright
ring ot sunlight still left shining.
It Wat Hit Style
Mrs. ltn Now that's what I
call a singer. You can Just feel
It comes direct from his heart.
Mr. llrown Yes; only It's too
bail It bas to go "yrejil bis aos
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V V I I
uestions Why
does Buick use a one-
piece front axle?
nswer: For safety and
strength and care-free service. The
Buick type is a one-piece, drop-forged
I-beam. There are no brazed or weld
ed parts to break off. In case of
accident it can be easily straightened
without the necessity of replacement.
You can depend on a Buick axle.
rtOSEBURQ
MOTOR SHOP GARAGE
Distributors for Douglas County OREGON
BUICK MOTOR COMPANY, FLINT. MICHIGAN
When better automobiles are built, Buick will build than