Roseburg news-review., July 13, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. MONDAY, JULY 13, 1925.
THREE
11 lesddy EYeitlig,
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FREE NOVEL
EXHIBITION
8:00 p. m.
WILLYS -KNIGHT and OVERLAND MOTORS-Wells & Chase Show Rooms, North Jackson Street
Plan Novel Showing of Willys-Knight
and Overland Cars With Motors
Showing Interior Construction
Cut-Away Motors Shown
Jiiowr
ShovOroom
Mr. L.R.Bryant, the
noted expert oiiAuto
mobiis Engineo.will
lecture with part ic
ular reference to the
WILLYSINIGHT
Slee VeValVe Motors
Act u al demonstration
of w?jrMng models.
. JZectun begins
promptly at 8 o'clockTM.
EvesynodyWelcome
Entertainment Diversion
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' Mr.'Lee R. Bryant, undoubtedly one of the most inter
esting lecturers on the internal combustion motor in the
entire automotive industry, has been secured by Wells and
Chase for a day of special demonstrations here Tuesday even
ing, July 14. 1
Mr. Bryant will deliver an instructive lecture on the de
sign, construction and advantages of the Knight Sleeve-Valve
motor.
Assisting him In the lecture Mr.
Pryant will have two rut away motors, j
nm an Overland 6, the other a Willys i
Knight 6. i
The lecture will start promptly at'
8:01) o'clock and It Is hoped that the i
people of Roseburg and vicinity will I
take advantage of tills exceptional op-
pnrtuiilty to familiarize themselves at j
J. rst hand with the workings of a mo
tor car. I
Tuesday afternoon Mr. Bryant wilJ
hold a parade of the new Overland 1
6-a and the new Willys-Knight 4's and j
G's. These new models of the Willys
Overland factory are the last word In i
, automotive engineering and design,,
and the reception accorded them
throughout Northern California, and
Southern Oregon haa been nothing
short of miraculous.
In Duco. Is equipped with a 40 h. p.
motor of Willys-Overland design, bal
loon tires. 29x4.95, mounted on artil
lery type wood wheels, long easy-rld-lfg
seml-eliptlc springs, front and
rear.
This sednn contains more room
than many of the present seiluna cost
ing 300 to S400 more. A novel ar
rangement In driver's compartment
and passenger seat makes easy access
to the rear comartment without the
necessity of front passengers leaving
the car.
The HeLuxe 4 door sedan, fitted
with disc wheels and balloon tires
la beautifully finished In two tones
of b'tie and gray. Tho arresting
beauty of this car was one of the
outstanding features of the auto shows
throughout the United States.
;
See for yourselves view the cut-away Willys-Knight
6 and Overland 6 engines in operation.
Special display and demonstration of Willys-Xniqht and Overand
Six Cylinder Cars. See these Fine Moior Cars!
Pm!fn'i-"-nDr.im7 m urn i iijmin- BWEaeamnMiii 5)
The two New Overland 9 models If you have not already seen these
the Standard Two Poor Sedan and the t models and ridden In them, it Is de-
He Luxe Sedan are unquestionably 1 cldcdly worth your while to attend
the most beautiful new closed cars j this entertainment-lecture, and at the
on the market at anywhere near the: same time ask Itryant to show you
price. The two-door sedun Is finished the new Overland 6's.
One of the most novel and most interesting automobile
shows ever staged.
A visit to the Wells and Chase show rooms will teach
you more about a car than you ever learned before. .
LOCAL NEWS ,
Visitor in Town 1 Visitors For Day Here On Business-
Walter Osborne was a visitor In I Mr. and Mrs. Hen McMullen, of i It. K. McClellan, of Sherman,
this city for several hours Satur-! Myrtle Point, inotortd here Sun- Clay and company, Portland, arrlv
day and transacted business. He is day and spent the day visiting ed here Sunday, and Is spending a
a resident of Glide.
! friends.
few days on business.
From Melrose
Mrs. M. C. Kllison, of Melrose,
spent Saturday afternoon in this
city visiting with frit nds and shoe
pillg.
From Tiller
Among those from points north
to visit and attend to business af
fairs in this city Saturday was J.
W. Wright of Tiller. j
Is Visiting Here
Mrs. Z. 11. refers.
i Returns From North
of Welboro. tr i,tu Knhlhaeen has return-
Pennsylvania, la here visiting at e,i t(, m.r home In this city after ' "r- Lloyd Crocker.
the home of Mr. and Mrs. John spending several days In Seattle
visiting.
From Melrose
T. B. nusenbark was among
those in today from Melrose at
tending to business matters and
visiting with friends.
An attractive and serviceable
line of new rubbe r aprons. Wear i
Throne, on Cass street. She is
sister of Mr. Throne.
Visits Friends
Miss Maxine Stearns arrived
here Saturday from Oukland and
spent the day visiting with friends,
and shopping.
i
Mrs. Chapman Visitor
Mrs. S. 1). Chapman returned to;
her home at Glide Saturday after
noon after spending several hours
here shopping and visiting.
Drain People Here
Mr. and Mrs. K. O. Whipple of
Ih-nin, spent the day in ltoseburg
From Umpqua
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Lentherwood among the out of town visitors
Gets Commission
A commission in the U. S. army
officers' .reserve engineer corps
has been issued to George Spaur,
of this city.
Going to California '
E. S. Standifer, of the Soldiers
Home, haves tomorrow for a
month's visit in Richmond and San
Jose, Calif.
To Portland
( has. Patchett and George Har
bour h It this morning for Port
land, where they will attend to
business mattersf or a few days.
Fpnm AliHe
11. 8. Hartnell, of Glide, was ; visiting anu unending to Business
matters.
and family were among the out of .ri. yesterday, spending the day
town visitors here Salurdny, and with friends,
spent the day on busimss. They
are from Lnipqua Newlyweds Return
' Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Baker re
in Saturday- : turned last nlcht after
Mar. Margaret Hanan motored trip to British Columbia and points , Lik's convention.
from her home at Garden v alley jn Washington.
Home From Convention
Ir. Harrison Folk, w-.io attended
the Chiropractic Convention In
Portland last week, has returned
to his home In this city.
I Leave For Bandon the other fall. The new hold Is
' Mrs. I. M. Irwin, and daughter best described by calling it a ham
! Agnes, and Mrs. L. It. Moore and mer lock applied with the feet and
daughter Maxine, left this morning legs.
I for Ilandon to spend the ensuing ! Amort outweighed Reed, but the
two weeks. .Corvallis boy overcame the weight
j I advantage w ith lighting speed and
' Mrs. Wharton III " knowledge. Amort was not far be.
Mrs. Tom Wharton Is reported to hind In the, knowledge end or me
On Way to Convention
Mr. and Mrs. 11. 1). lteed. of Gold
Hill, were guests at the Grand Ho-:
tel Sunday. They are enroute by:
wedding ' auto to Portland to attend the!
be quite 111 at her honuv In WeBt
Roseburg today. Her many friends
here will be sorry to hear of her
illness.
Home From Portland j
Dr. M. II. Plyer has returned to () From Medfor .
this city after spending several I j, c. n,.hne, of Medford, for
days In Portland, where she attend- nlHriy B resident of Roseburg, ac-
ed the National Chiropractic Con-, compHnnii by Mrs. Hoehne, arrlv-:
ventlon. I ed In the city this afternoon to
- t ...end a few days attending to bus
iness matters.
game as he has been a wrestler
for a numbr of years, at one time
holding the coast welterweight
championship.
Harrisburg Two carloads of
wool bring growers nearly 175,000.
Saturday and spent the day shop
ping and attending to business Going t0 corvallis
I
Mrs. Denn In
Mrs. J. P. Denn of Camas Valley,
motored here Saturday and spent
the day visiting with friends and
shopping.
Riddle People Visit
Mr. and Mrs. James Cripps and
son. Paul, returned to their home
at Kiddle Saturday afternoon after
jisltliiK In Roseburg several hours.
Visit Here
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bingenhclmer
and son, Daune, motored here Sat
urday and visited at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Houscohh r over
the week end.
Sheep Are Shipped
A carload of sheep was shipped
to Portland yesterday by George
Ward and John Rohr. local buyers.
The sheep will be sold on the open
Ruy Hailey and family are l av-
Ing tomorrow for Corvallis, where
Soend Saturday ihev exnect to .reside. Mr. Hailey
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Laytun were having secured employment In that market in Portland,
among the out of town visitors c'.ly. 1 '
here Saturday, and spent several 1 Golim To Celebi-nte
hours visiting friends. They reside From Reedsport
at Wilbur. i J
Mr. and Mrs Otto Goettel will
I u .. . h.m UllMilliV fnitn mn,.nv that IWI-I1 -tllttl Ileitis the
From Oakland
Mrs. L. P. Rapp, of Oakland,
spent several hours here this
morning shopping and attending to
business matters.
Mr. Velman tn
P. Velman was among thos
here from Canyonvllle Saturday
visiting with friends and attending
to business matters.
In Saturday
G. Deliernardi was among th
visitors Saturday from points east
of this city, to transact bus'ss.
He returned to his home at v. tide
in the afternoon.
Goes to Scottsburg
Mrs. Louis 11. Smlck li-rt today
for Scottsburg. where she will
spend tTie remainder of the sum
nifr while her husband is employed
on the Loon Lake road.
Chapman Best Golfer
W. F. Chapman, of Roseburg.
won the Pacific Drug Review cup
In the golf tournament conducted
Reedsport visiting,
home this morning.
returned birthday anniversary of Mr. Goet-
, tel. and th"y will celebrate me
event at the coast town with
friends.
Visiting Beckleys
Mrs. J. H. Heckley. or Kon Mam-.
ath. arrlvid here Sunday, and Is over Krm Smlierlln
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. i' A. V. Khoads. of hutherlin. was
Heckley, of Dixonville. a forenoon visitor nt Roseburg
today. Mr. and Mrs. Ithoads will
Guests From Los Angeles leave for Lane County tomorrow.
; H. A. Schops, proprietor of the where Mr. Ithoads will engage In
.Hotel Cecil, Los Angeles, wife and evangelistic work fur a few
Here For Several Days
II. O. McKlnlcy arrived here Sun
day from Myrtle Creek, and is '
spending several days in this city
on business and visiting.
On Business
Archie Ferguson spent several
hours here Saturday attending to
business matters and visiting. He
is a resident of Days Creek.
h-re at the threeday session of the.-)wo UHU(.ht,',r8 .t,rP ,.,', of w. j. weeka;
Oregon State pharmaceutical asso
ciation. Corvallis Times.
Visitor Saturday
George Ilaron returned to his
home at Looking Glass Saturday
evening after spending the day
here visiting and on business.
Laev For Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Ilashford. who
have been visiting their son here,
left yesterdny for Portland. They
were accompanied by Mrs. A. Hash
ford and Mrs. John Throne, who
will visit In Portland a week, and
attend tne kik s convention.
From Stanford University
R. I). Coi n, w ho has been at
tending Stanford I nlversliy. in
Weaver Sunday. The party is en-
route to Hritlsh Columbia by auio. Bartrums In City
1 Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Harlriim, and
Leave for New Jersey daughter, of Portland, visited In
I Mrs. Joseph lienn and son 1 ft Roseburg over the week end. Mr.
Saturday for New Jersey, wnere nc(rtrmn Is employed as Ileltl man-
Visitors From Smith River
Miss Dulrie Andrews and Miss
Pansy Andrews of Smith River,
sre guests nt the home of Mrs.
Jlarry Winston, at Winston, for
several days.
Visitors Sunday
Mrs 8. E. Cochran, Chas. Coch
ran and three children. Herbert.
Melba and Gertrude, motored here
from Cottage Grove Sunday and
spent the day visiting Mr. and Mrs.
H. L Cochran.
Boy Cuts Hand
Newton, the son of Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Hryant, of "this city, was
severely cut on the right palm,
shout noon Saturday, when peeling
an apple with a butcher knife. The
boy was taken to the offices of Dr.
K J. Walnscott. It was found that
the cut was quite deep and neces
sitated several stitches to close
the wound, which Is a very pain
ful one.
o-
Outing supplies visors, colored
hathlnz cans and shoes.
and first aid preparations.
Crocker.
Guaranteed cow spray at Whar
ton Bros.
AMORT LOSES BOUT
WITH ROBIN REED
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ALBANY, Ore., July 12. Robin
Reed came through last night's
match at Sllverton with Paul
Amort, of Roseburg, without losing
a single leather, In fact he gain I
another for his already cascading
plume.
Heed won the match handily with
two straight falls. The first fall
was In 25 minutes and the second
In about 10 minutes. He used a new
hold, which Ted Thye gave him, In I
securing one of the falls and used
his Japanese cross-arm scissors for
A BuAirer.s A-n "
Got- H bed llapp'
And walwa up hai;?v,T
' if his business.
b advertised
loyd
Opening Wednesday
Palo Alto, t alifornla. mis arrived n(, M(n) Ume vl)t,lll)f- f Alm.r,.n Central Life
ind will spend tue sun tin r """ They will stop over in Denver en insurance company
his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Coen.
Visitors Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. II.
C. P'ti
IDS'
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The
New Perfection Oil
COOK STOVE
Refrigerators
Ice Cream Freezer
Camp Equqipment
Zigler-Fce Hdw.Co.
Phone 25
J 11 NO. JACKSON
tlATCH ni IR NX'INIXJW FOR BARGAINS
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Medford. were visitors h"re Sun
day, and guests at the Hotel Grand.
Tney are enro'it- to Portland to at
tend the Klk's convfnlon, and are
raveling by auto.
and frtdilently
route to visit friends. Mrs. J)enn vUlix this cllv. where he made his
iwill visit during the summer ut hi r home for nmny years, while em
old home. Perth Amboy, In V w ,oy,., Rs supervisor with the V. S.
i Jersey, and may remain during the forest service.
rson. n v. inter.
SALARY INCREASE FOR
SUPERINTENDENT SMITH
Juhj 15th
404 W. Cass (near Depot)
Child it Horn
Word has l'en received here
of the birth or a M pound h"V
to Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Jones, of
Medford on July Hi.
Portland Druggist and Wife Visit was horn in Porthind.
Mr. and Mis. I . J. i omera, or (r j()nes were former residents
Portland, spent the week end In ,,f ltoseburg. Mr. Joins having
This city visiting f ri n.ls. return
ing home this morning. Mr. Com-
ra Is propri' tor of a drug com
pany In the northern city.
one of the owners of
lighway S-rvice Company
'veral years.
1 Arm Is Broken
While cranking his flivver yes
terday J. J. Meredith, or lllllaro,
had the misfortune to break his
right arm. lust above the wrist.
The chil l The engine kicked back, and tne
Mr. and crank slrtlik his arm In such a
manner that the forearm bones
were dislocated ot the wrist, and
one of tlwrn broken. Ho w as taken
to the otrite of Dr. Hoover, where
the Injured orm was placed In a
cast. i
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Mr. and Mrs. Wlmberly Here
Mr. and Mrs. rr Wlmberly of Mrs. Thurbfr Better
of Ix Anireles. California, arrived in Mrs. K. It. I hnrb-r. wife or tn
Move to Milwaukie
, Int.n ltBmlln
llrookslde have leased their prop- Roseburg this morning ror a visit local siate irn.n. - '
erty and moved to Milwsukle. fire- Mr. Wlmberly Is on his way north ported to be considerably Improvea
gon'where th'y will b at the to th Klk's rnnvnllon at Port In h-alih. Mrs Thurber has been
home of their daughter. Mrs. E. K. land, but will return to Rosehutg very lit In a Portland hospital, suf-
RJcards Mr. and Mrs. Hamlin have ).tln on his way home. Mrs. Wim ferine from the effects of a recent
been residents of llrookslde for the b.-rly will probably remain In operation. She has been r"
past thirty-five years, and have Roseburg for a month or more vl- to the home of a sister, but it is
L... .i j .v ..l i !.. l,i. mirh r,.ltlv. .nil frier feared sle o III be required to un-
eirg. Poor health on the p of Mr. Wlmberly v0 for many years dergo anmh-r operation before
to the owner and e.lltor Of tne Itosc- tier rnnnmnu "in " ....... e-
burg Review. rcmrmcu.
' AwflitH Vrtm IsmsI Wlr.)
8ALKM. Ore.. July U The
state board of control today In
creased the sslary of Ir. J. N.
Smith, superintendent tif the state
h.ispltal for the feeble minded,
fr,n 1'Mi to 13.01)0 a year, and
the sslary of Dr. G. C. Bellinger,
superintendent of the state tuber
miosis hospital, from $280 to
The Increases were msde on the
same terms by which the snlarlea
... .- it v. I. Htelner and Dr. W.
i. u.,v.rt iitierlntendenla of a
state hospital for the Insane at A
islem and at Pendleton, were in- g
ncasrrl a few days ago The terms A
state that they are to supply their A
own autwnohlles for private pur- A
poses. Instead of using cars be- g
longing to the state. " Stelner and
McNarr were raised from i.u
t'o M.wiO each. , ..v.. 1 1
Increases In tne salaries ui u.i. ,ju
supi-rlntendents or r
'Appliances to save work and worry. All Wednesday visitors to
our store whether piirehasi rs or not. will receive chances on
THHKK DKSIIIAHI.K PRI.KS. Purchasers will have additional
opisirltitiltles at other prises.
Six Prizes
VISITORS
1st. Electric Toaster.
Toasts both sides at once.
2nd. Dimalite Attachment.
3rd. Curler.
2-yeur guarati'ee.
PURCHASERS
1st. 2 Light Chandelier.
Ivory-Gold Unlsh.
2nd. Mb. Westinghouse Iron.
3rd. Life Time Extension Cord.
Instltu.
For this day only Special Prices will be made on many articles.
6ome of them follow:
IX- Lux Curling Iron, silk cord - 3.00
Wesilnghouse II Hi. Iron - - 4-8
Porch or Hall Light with Opal Hull - .80
White Hath fixture, pull chain, no shade .75
Kitenalnn Cord, plug and socket - .64
Fla-hllght Complete - .0
Arthvir H. Cvowell
both necessitated they move
that part of Oregon.
SUpiTinienoeiim in -g - r.-
tlons were discussed, Pit no defln-
He action taken at today's meet-1 a
Ing.
Agent Westinghouse Masda Ijtmps
Phone 011 J
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