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TWO ROSEBURG NEWSREVIEW. WEDNESDAY. JULY 8. 1925 2 S' w i L . M "The SVeiv "Reduced Trice WT1 . . h. Toledo Leaping Sales Reax&ds Packing Your Car for the Trip uft hand sax mi urtH muk unrmw KWHTIWMe DM s tre as fforTHiis Great Wiss A six-cylinder, full sire 5-passenger Sedan of this fine quality at such a low price is unprecedented. Many definite superiorities ... 33 h. p. engine ... 112? inch wheelbase ... Larger main bearing surface ... Pressure feed lubricating system . . . Oil-tight universal joints ... Very latest finger-type spark and throttle levers ... Unusual room and comfort . . . Now a value beyond comparison. 52 weeks to pay ! COMMMTIOM' MVU b TRUNK Waat to tafce- hew to tab 11 mmi where to carry it are three of the biggest proMenu taa coaliuut the k rimy, "OataW Fraalda, ia the aaaaaiaany. ia artkla effere ta faw aagfideaa for Inaalag tha car ta tha bail filliUi a. The problem of carrying the doors of the car will be blocked, equipment Is one that every camp- One this side, as shown In the illus er must work out for himself as Iration, the tent, bed and mattress there Is not one set of rules that may be carried by means of the can be applied to all motor camp- carry-all luggage carrier, ing trips. If two campers have the One the same running board the entire touring car to themselves, emergency service unit may be the problem is very simple pack fastened. This consists of a kit It all in the tonneau. This applies containing three canteens, one for as well lo the motor camper with gas, one for oil and one for water. me roadster or coupe store it all in the rear compartment. But all of us do not drive road sters, neither are we all lucky enough to have an entire tonneau of the touring car for baggage and camping goods, so other places niUHt be found to carry the equip ment. The transportation problem should be taken into consideration when the equipment ia being pur chased or assembled. It must be compact enough to fit In a small space and light enough to kep from over-loading the car. Thai is why the household articles and furnishings cannot be used to ad vantage on the camping trip, but Standards Sedan WELLS & CHASE Overland Dealers Accessories 317 N. Jackson St Phone 399 A combined bumper and trunk rack will accommodate a good share of the outfit. A large box or trunk, bolted to this contrivance, will hold the blankets, pillows, clothing and all like articles fast must be kept out of the dust and dirt. The other running board will bear the heavier equipment and still leave room for the doors to open above It. Here may be fast ened the gasoline stove, folding table, chairs, dishes, aluminum' set and box for groceries and supplies. If a large amount of bulky bed' d.- is to be carried, it Is well to leave i le oacx cushion at home does not mean that convenience j nd substitute the bedding in Its must be sacrificed for the same P'ace. Not only does this make a comfort giving equipment used at 1 d-"'0'9 eat but much additional home may be, had in portable form, c" cumeu oeueam 11. for the camp. Porcelain dishes Many of the camping articles used In the house would not fit in I can be picked out to fit under the with the camping scheme, neither two seats. The folding bucket and would the bulky pots and pans basin, camp axe and shovel and answer the camping need. The average bedding roll would be much too large to allow ease In handling, so the tourist must pro' vide compact equipment built espe cially for camping. The logical place to carry the bulk of the equipment Is on the running boards and rear truok rack. These three places provide enough space so that little equip ment Is left lo be crowded Into lliu tonneau. Winn most of the apparatus Is carried on the running boards. It will necessarily mean that the even blankets can be carried THere. 10 Insure cleanliness, the run nlngboard outfit should be covered with a heavy piece of khaki. The tent usually comes encased In a heavy bag, and the bed may be carried In Its original carton. The poncho mattress is fitted with a pantastote covering that tucks in at the ends to render It dustproof. To get the best service from all of your equipment keep it covered, clean and away from the dust and rain as much as possible. Next week Choosing a Camper's Bed. "Nobody can say I wasted my money"-- Ttltr tDecPaoto192S Indianapolis Race H inner This statement from the young nice driver, who purchased a liuick a week uflor lie wheeled his cur to victory ut Indiiitmpolis ami broke the record of that (unions Speedway, sums up the nation-wide opinion of liuick. ' For, just as DcPanlo recognizes the superiority of valve-in-hcad engines for the race track and per iional use, so too have more than a million every, day motorists rccoifni.cd the dependability and performance of Huick and the Yulve-in-l I cad type of engine upon which liuick has concentrated for 21 years, Pc Paolo boudht a new Hoick with the motor car expert's discriminating eye for performance, for ' dependability and genuine value. And his pur- " chase is further evidence of the regard in which liuick is so universally held. Bt'lCK MOTOR COMPANY. I I. INT, MICHIGAN MOTOR SHOP GARAGE rtOSEBURO Ditrlbut9 for Douglas Court OREGON BUICK M1TOR COMPANY, FLINT, MICHIGAN . When better automobile are built, Huiek will build therrt should he adopted within a year or IS months. It was to have btvn in eUect ten years, half of which have passed. The minister of labor, M. Ilura f'lur. urceu npprovul of the con vention of Ihe liest means of hast ening (iorman ratification. Ho said tho agreement would not be ellectlve for r'r.inre until (jennanv also has nt'ted upon It and tie j ,....... iiiu j- irii,u ,u,ei lime III B eiorts to oniain Herman action. The eight-hour day and 41-hour week agreement was one of tho draft conventions adopted by the j International labor conference at Ills first meeting In Washington In November, 1 91 9. Tho conven tions were to ln-come effective in those countries ratifying ttavm by 'July 1. 1 12 1. f Amvl.trd rmm Lri.nl Wlrf.l KI'IIKNK. (ire . July S. Mrs. Mrtlo I,. Ililsiilieek, 4.r.. was kil led at 9 o'clock last lllghl. when an automobile in whli h slm and her huxliund and three children were riding loft Die l.nralne high way near Inspiration Point. Mr. HUsaherk and Ihe children wore uninjured In the accident. Tliv parly was relurnlni: from a drive out the b'Khuay. when tho acci dent occurred. They had reach ed Ihe summit of the hill, and tho children called tho attention of their parents to the view of the city and the lights In ihe valley, according to Ihe slory tol, by Mr. I I In-,-k He tl. lined ut the view, and lost control of tho mai'hlne. 'Tli.' IIINabccks were recent nr rlvals from Alberta. Canada, and had purchased a fsrui near here a few days ago. 0 l'or concrete work call Tuvlor, III No. Flint St. Tel. ili-l!.' Laic A REAL BUY model Special Six Studebnker Touring. $158 down. New paint. Recondi tioned. ED MARSH MOTOR CO. Chevrolet Dealers VOTE FDR 8-HOL'R ( - ,4t' If ! Tt PAICIS. July x. - Krrnrh , rlKimlu r of ! pi'tii n iliv riiit (i 1 l ho W ahtnginn t l. lit hnur convent ion. Thf voto In favor o( rattflt-.itfon wan itnaniiitnnii. Th -omvntlon Ikh tipon r'ntliiir nln I ; i:t, wbuu powers HtfrcvU lhal it SARFF'S Auto WrecKing House l?i N. Main $1 Paris for most all makes and models of cars ntn big saving to you. j; 21 Come in and see us. Old cars bought for wrecking. O Phono 553 ; STATE PRESS J I COMMENT J Oefanse Day Bunk Just what useful purpose Is serv ed by turning celebration of the nation's birthday Into a national military observance, a volunteer enlistment of service tor a day and a gesture of defiance to the world, is hard to ascertain. Such a mob ilization of forces is bound to be I misconstrued abroad while as pre ! paration for defense, it Is a joke. I W are told that Defense day test Is proof of loyalty. It Is noth ing of the sort. Loyalty cannot jbe measured by such grand-stand I plays. Enrollment for a day Is I neither evidence of patriotism not 'valuable experience in case of ' war. Nor will such annual antics keep the nation prepared for con . filet, though It may keep alive the desire for war by fostering a false idea of its glory. j The very best defense the na tion can have Is to treat other na tions fairly and cooperate with them In creating an effective Lea gue of Nations and World Court to supplant resort to force. The only I weapons to be developed for effec tive defense are aircraft which with cheni als ara making war so terrible as to preclude It. Concen tration upon such development will do far mora to prevent war than the childish flourishes of De fense day. Salem Journal. ' Can You Beat It? I Can you beat this! The aver age bill for electrja lUhts and ap pliance operation is 2i a year in ' the American home, while the ; household spends f 33 a year on tobacco. $68 a year on gasoline, 150 a year on lea cream and SIS on candy. 1 People cheerfully pay good , money for luxuries, and a whole lot more ot It, too, than they pay for lighting their homes every night, not to mration little serv ices like running electric fans, toasters, etc.. and yet they some times howl over the coat ot the Juice. Service for service and ral ne for value electricity Is by far the cheapest necessary commodity 01 saleOregon Merchant Easy On Tourtst , Do Oreson authoritlrn linr that this state Is getting a b1 name among tourists coming Into the state? One of thm, who carte throufh Southern Idaho, heard all kinds of reports concerning the I superactivity of traffic coos and ol IncoaventeBCCl ana exacuoui to which tourists were subjected. No bodv wants tha bars thrown down. jNobody wants special privileges for tourists. But there Is a decent 'respect which traffic police, wheth er on the highways or In the streets ot small towns, can show, tourists as well as home folks, that Jean add to the reputation ot Ore gon for dignity, hospitality and good will. How would it do for those In authority to make inquir ies on the point, in order to find out what la going on? Portland Journal. The Ulterior Motive There will be few to question the soundness of the court opin ion upholding Governor Pierce's right to veto the legislative bill calling a special referendum elec tion for next September. Not so much can be said for the gover nor's motive In vetoing the meas ure. Many people question that, because they know that the gover nor did It purely for the sake of currying class favor and pouring water oa his own political wheel. And that isn't alL The governor is getting away with it At the: Creswell fanners' meeting the other day, he pointed with pride to what he had done and waa ap plauded to the echo. Yea sir, Wal ter ia one astute title politician. Marketing of Fruit It Is a rare season when there la a full crop of all kinds of fruit, but a full crop of one makes up for a short crop of another, and good prices improve returns from short crops. Reports from various districts show that In the main the Industry of the north Pacific coast will do well thia year. Plenty or apples compensate for a shortage of prunes, and in some districts large cherries do something! It make up for a short supply. Such variations In yield of fruits j make orderly marketing almost indispensable to avoid loss. When a crop is short, there is a tempta tion to push prices up to the point where they may kill the market for a bumper crop the next year. I By following the cooperative plan j growers will practice moderation when their crop la short lest they i cause consumers to turn to substi tutes. By that policy they can hold the market for a future large crop and may sell the whole of the ' latter at a profit. ' This is application of business principlea to fruit growing as to farming the same principles as are followed by big business in selling steel, copper, automobiles, meat and other products. There ia a basis for Dig business in the marketing of all the apples of the Pacific northwest, or of any other fruit, and those who cling to' inde pendence for their district associa tions rather than combine in a fed eration of districts stand la thelr own light. Portland Oregonlan. Late Model FORD TRUCK Cab and Body. $90.00 down, eas terms on bal ance. ' ED MARSH MOTOR CO. Chevrolet Dealers The climax of 50 years oil experience the Veedol "film of protection" THE Veedol that you buy today wasn't per fected in a day or a year or 10 years. It is the result of 50 years experience in making high grade lubricating oils. The "film of pro tection" that Veedol gives your motor is the , climax of this long experience the fruit of years of knowing how to make high quality motor oils. Every drop of finished Veedol comes from se lected crude. Tide Water owns its own oil wells. The oil is pumped through Tide Water's own pipe lines. It is refined, tested and packed in sealed containers at Tide Water's own refinery. That explains its uniformly high quality. Veedol is then sent to the Pacific Coast by boat in the original sealed containers at a shipping cost of less than one cent a quart. That's all it costs to bring the"film of protection" to you! Put the Veedol "film of protection" on the job, safeguarding your motor. Drive up to any Veedol station for Veedol crankcase service the orange and black Veedol signs are every where. Be sure to ask for Veedol by name. TIDE WATER OIL SALES CORPORATION SAN FKANCHCO 414 Bruaaa St. PORTLAND MthSiOtfcaaStt. LOS ANGELES 44) Lsas hak Am. 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