Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, July 15, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 1925. FIVE V u 1 IB 3esl .Vi-fcfcS, - ris-s. lS?777,7777?' iil 1W Never Before a Value Like This The Super-Six principle, exclusive to Hudson and Essex, is responsible for the largest selling 6-cyl-inder cars in the world, because it gives results in smooth, brilliant ac tion, reliability andecon omy never attained by any other type. This Essex, in all ways, is the finest ever built, Easier riding and driv ing, more flexible in per formance, handsomer in line and finish, it is also lower in price than ever before. Its success is sim ply the belief of buyers that it represents the ut most automobile value and satisfaction within hundreds of dollars of the price; and it proceeds entirely from what owners themselves say of Essex. ESSEX COACH The Finest Essex Ever Built The Lowest Price for Which Essex Ever Sold A SO Freight and Tax Extra hi tev&s HUDSON-ESSEX WORLD'S LARGEST SELLING 6-CYLINDER CARS 4 ROY CATCHING MOTOR COMPANY ROAD A BEAUTY I the top, thus warning tho driver) that boniftiinK 1 wrong- It all oth-1 er ordinary causes fur heal genera 1 lion seem to be working properly, I have your mechanic look for this d fleet. The heat Indicator is placed on the radiator cap of the car so that I the driver does not nave to take his eyea from the road, a fact dering tho Vmpoua river leading ami Pwng cam. from the l'aclflo highway at Drain to Winchester' Bay, presents onn of the most Interesting drives in the state, according to W. A. Grout, assistant general manager of the Fields Motor far company, , who made the trip last week. I The trip, he points out, is Inter-! eating not only from the scenery which la found, but because of the historical background of this route, which passes through the moun tains at Elkton, and on to Scotts burg and Reedsport. "J-rom Drain to Elkton the road passes by many prosperous farms and sheep ranches through the tall timber tb Elkton, thence deep in the rugged mountains and can yons by beautiful fishing streams to Soottsburg, the second post of fice established In the state," said Grout. "It was here that the first tiaUicg posts inland, from Astoria were gounded. Some of the storm-beaten buildings still stand that mark the days of early trad ing. "Krom here on down to Reeds port the road follows the river bank over the same trail that was blazed in the 'oD's by the United States army as a military road. "At Redsport, a bustling town of sawmills. Incorporated In 1919, now inhabited by some 3000 peo ple. Is the center of the lumber Industry of the watershed. An Is land opposite this town about five mites from the ocean was the sito of the state's second custom house. "Krom Reedsport to the ocean, over a distance of about five miles, a sandy but good road takes one to Winchester Bay, where exten sive government work Is being done on a jetty. Here was located the historic Fort Uinpqua. It exist ed so long ago that all remaining to show its location are two mark ers of soldiers' graves, not a soli tary piece of the fort's founda tions still surviving the elements. "Here, only 235 miles from the heart of Portland, lies an ideal camping spot not all beach nor all mountains hut a happy combina tion of the two. A hay, mountains, tall timber, fine fishing, bathing, boating, all awaiting the motorist at this vucation land, eilit hours from his home in the city." Ore-gonian. A Show hhon w Rooms and Service St.ition New Location 125 N. Rose e 438 Wrecking Car General MUto Repairing TCAR - BEST EQUIPPED "Outdoor Kranklin, well known road Seoul jtinl campiui; informant for Hp- Western Auto Supply Com pany, spent several hours in Rose hurt:, yesterday, at the local bra Ac h of the Western Auto Sup ply ComiMiny located at 117 So. Stephens street. Ever since Franklin lias been a member of the Western Auto staff, his car has b en. the suhjert "f much discussion among all w !.o have hud the good fortune of see ing it. It nas every hit of equipment needed for a smut rar. From bumper to bumper and .side, to ud it has bm-n fitted for ver thing needed on the trip. It is without a doubt the bi'st equipped car of its kind tn the, country. Starling at the front of the rar, it is equipped with a heavy buuip t r. lleiwern tliu guards, just be hind the hnuip'T a service unit is carried. This provides a contain er for exlia g.isuline, oil nnd water. A mad iitlit is attached to the front spring. This device pro vides for a ray of liidit to bo thrown across tho road and about two fet't above it, making night driving sale in foggy weather. The tourist's kitchenette Is a part of the equipment on the left tunning board of th car. This kiuhen of the road provides ppacc for a lame take of ice, several gal lon of ice water, space for freh vegetables and meat and a safe container for eges and milk. Tho siil' cover of tiiis case, when let flown may bo u'd as a table. Oth'T equipment on the tame si'le of the car consists of a case con taininz a lantern, Coleman gas sto", aluminum et of dishes, dish towels, etc. ! The bark of the car is equipped with another havy bumper, two tires of Western Auto make, and a wardrobe trunk. Tho right hand running board carries another special trunk which Franklin uses for clothing, camera and films. The other trunks on the same side contain groceries, a folding table and folding chairs. When these trunks are closed and locked there Is enough room left to open the doors to either the front seat or the tonneau. Step plaees have been attached to tho tops of thrc trunks to insure safe foot ago when entering the car. i In the back of the car. Franklin carries the bedding, spring bed, air mattress and pillows. This is all te( securely by straps that are fastened to the cushions. Franklin is now on a tour that will take hira through every town rontaining a Western Auto store. His car will bo on display at t-ach local store where he stops. While the use of commercial cars continues to grow and while users are more and more turning to the lighter units as the most economical, a review of recent ad vances in this division of motor transportation reveals an interest ing and significant development, aaid t. A. Lock wood, local dealer, chassis has been the most popu lar of the lighter truck units and at present approximately 76 per cent of Uiu one ton trucks in use in the United Stutea are Fords. Until little more than a year ago, however, purchases of the ' Ford truck chassis had to Becure bodies from outside manufacturers. The first appearance of Ford In the comerclal car body field came with the introduction of an all Bteel vxpress type body with open cab, also of steel construc tion. The cab and pody were built with a view of giving to the user the greatest possible value in construction and materials and at the same time a unit that was Ugh and durable, designed to meet a variety of icquirements. With tliis body on the market It wasn't long until the Ford Motor company provided 'screen sides and canopy top, thereby extending the truck's utility to delivery and Pauling services requiring protec tion of merchandise from tut. ele ment and from theft, providing at the- same lime ample loading space. . While these body combinations met a large share of the require ments in the commercial and agrl? cultural fields there still remain ed a certain divislun that, demand ed stake and platform trucks. In order to satisfy Urn demand the company recently Introduced u new stake body, which not only meets many hauling needs, hut has a particular value to the farmer, for the body is easily adaptable to the use of catttoand grain siues, Kiuig uiu man the furm a transportation unit to meet practically all of his hauling requirements. A closed cab of steot also has been introduced. It is adaptable to any of the body types and be cause of tho complete protection it affords against the elements has grown rapidly in popuhtrtly. A fea- lurn nf thiti fj lu lii:it Iwu HMtiolM Of all tho causes of motor heat- ... ..... i.,.ir i... ....w.u..i t, j uk n.-i luiii. in ui ihsl rigiii ar- affonl access to the truck body, tides on this subject, perhaps the) Wilh aI1 t,.M. combinations it Is most obscure and Insidious cause j estimated that tho Ford Motor is that of tho clogged strainer. Tho company not only produces bodies ordinary driver ox motorist, or'for cOM to ninety per cent of the even the one with a long record f j commercial car requirements, but aausiaciory performance, ot ten ; through the economies or quantity, does not know that hidden deep j production is able to provide these ! under the vault-like steel covering, bodies to customers at a low i or tne engine, is a strainer with : price. Hecause of this, tho bust a very fine mesh, the purpose of j ness man or firm seeking com which Is to strain all the impurity nierclal truck equipment is now , Hum mj uii iimi in i;u ( uiiiuiiK aoie U M ieei nuy uinjy cum umn- i through the motor. This strainer thin of Ford build to meet his par j covers the suction pipe of the oil Ucular requirements without the i pump, and gradually becomes fll-i trouble of chopping around. ; led with the sediment that arrum-1 o Ulates in the very best grades of lubricating oil. When this occurs, : the oil cannot flow through the sur ! tlon pipe to the parts needing In i brlratlon, and friction starts In. I Frictions! heat, combined with the' ,high cylinder heat, is given off far ; j loo rapidly to be adequately cooled i ' by t!ij water circulating around ! I the water cycle. As the heat gen- I erates. the red line in the heat In- I dtcating Instrument goes toward E You Can Count on Keeping Your WillyS'Knigiit Two or Three Times as Long as Other Cars hiMWWwJiTnTi ii r- JNY one of the more than X 200,000 owners will tell yom that buying a Willys-Knight isn't merely making a car purchase . . . He will tell you it is the best investment you could make in present and perpetual cat'satis' faction. From the first mile Bmooth running, quiet, powerful. Better on every count at 10,000. Still smoother, more silent, more and more powerful at 25,000. And at 50,000 your Willys-Knight is a quieter and more efficient car than the day you bought it. To this exceptional engine effi ciency is added another exclusive advantage absolute lack of vi bration, due to the Lanchester Balancer. The Witlys-Knight is the only automobile in the United States equipped with this device ... No valves to grind. No carbon, troubles. The patented sleeve, valve idea' gets rid of both, com pletely ... The only motor that actually improves with use ... In 14 years, a Willys-Knight engine that has ever tvorn out has yet to be recorded. WILLYS KNIGHT Four-cylinder mtxJeh from St 295 to $1695. Six-cytinJer moJebfnm $1845 h $2495, AH pritu . . b. TqUJo. Wt rcicmc tht tight to change price and iptcificationt without notice. ' WELLS & CHASE Overland Dealers Accessories 31 7 N. Jackson St Phone 399 TAKE A FRIEND ON (Tr---.1 iliT r J '.JN 0 i L...f Aiz'-xr "As good - as the BOSCH Magneto" BOSCH SPARK PLUGS 1 he Only Guaranteed Plug l.g!devaney 406 W. Cass St. Phone 84 L(JH AN'CKLKS. July 1 1 Sali-H of Mm 1 1 n ton il Company of Call lorn ia for lh firnt hair of in crraMMl iit arly 55,Ono,OMij ovT Uip Kttrn' m runt of HiLM, urrordiiiK I" th FtotkhohlfTH' ri'i'on JuhI d by W. J. SH'wari, prt-Mtl ni. mul K. I). .Mat(liwtt, roiniitrolkr of Hi' orjrani.aiiitn. Th- taln for tin Ix months tot;t.i :i7,0Mf.uno a D-rnarkabU' trihiiri to Urn hkki" HlvenejtH of . W. Kalph, ilirurtor K5 bin count t'n vt . ' I w n T ii- lut r aa- in khich as on- ri tho fratutiM of lh; rt'iwirt lil'h sliowcil favoratl nixn in all oth-j er pha-" of ch- mmpany'ii oin-ia-, ttoim. I'rolitu b for fit pn.'( Ialion i mounl i to 1 1 1 ,MfO,Mo, an ln-cn-ahH of $4'-0,i'(t'i ovt ihr Janu- ry to July p riol of last -ar. Hb. ! cause of th'- Kn-aitT write-off for luK..P ut.t tfu n(fiit;il ffiHf of new I tlrlllifiK. which anioiintcfl to $r,ro,-! tioij inor' this ar than last, th? n-l nrnfiiH vktc $".fj'0.0M -an op- , iMWi-d to SUm.u)o for tho t tntl ; h-lf of 1!CM. I Tho ronipJMiy K nt ?:..2'K)"H) i during tin- fix months for rapltal expfiiHUurt m up mainly of j nrlditiotirt to nirk'tii(5 uta' toim, a' iifw rivi-r taik-r an'l diilllriK of new wHI. I Th companv an'l rotitrollM . comimnlcH .roliiri 1 io,ihm Imr r"ln of rrul" oil fluriiiK th" nix inonrhH. ;r"t't artirliy hi prt'Kcnt l UikiiiK plnrf on th Howard I'ark l-ann n. KrwrratiM. wltftft lh- roriipanv in rliilliiifc 17 1 well ami In tht- Fori Collin anal In Coloiatlo h ro 12 string)! of tools um work In K Now that (he urco of mimmer in In our vntiia wo havo th a hank-i.-rliiK to Kt-t out imilcr tho hix bluo hky and pi-ni: to our Ix'art'a con On!. W pilt! tho family Into tho car and hio outm-lvr out. early tn tho inoriiiiiK for a day with Moth er Nature. V. M. Itowli-K, woM'-rn manafcor of Cio Tldo VaiT oil mU-n cor jioiail.in, inarkoti-ra of Vlol Mo tor ' Ih and (in-aKcs, oft ih tho MiKK'titiou that every motortHt tiiko hoiiHMine, aldo from tho fam ily, with him on tho Sunday jaunt. "Thero am any number of people who are junt IoiikIuk for an opiHirtunlly to enjoy a Sunday ouiiiiK but through koiiio taiiho arfi not ahle to tako udvantau of Uie AumuH-r rail." N'aiiy ovry moLorlht has ex tra rnoni In the car for on fir inoro adilitionn to tho party and there Ih a wond'-iful Haiifnrtlon In knowtriK that you arc making 1L po-nli;e tor otheitf to enjoy the Kieai outdoor." Before Starting on ; That Trip ; Drive your car In and hava us inspect the motor. U. may save you expensive re pairs If done now. Hall & Young Garage 631 Winchester St. Phone 338 Rnnnlts ai-fl you'll !'t 'em classified atln. wliat count and j If yon don't boiler what you with Nows-Ileview read, never aeek opportunity I through the classified columns. ' Poncho camp muttn'HHfs. Rp! rlitl irico this e-k. iglt r-Kt-c IMw. Co. ic- Phure Shot for poison oak. Bua- wll Mineral UUu. 1 lila A drop of ink makei millions rm iifj Better u drop of 0i Advertising inK to k Hake them V . think about buuin( nour , OS- v Tm : rOU can depend upon the Vied Car' ZuaranZ tee of an Authorized Ford Dealer. It is hi expert opinion that the car is worth the price , asked and that it will give good service. We ' back our opinion with a thirty day guarantee C.A.L0CKW00&M0T0RC0. ' FORDS FORDSON I