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About Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 2, 1925)
FOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 2. 1925 Fords orv, THE UNIVERSAL TRACTOR m Fall Plowing Time is Here Successful farmers know the necessity for deep, thor- ough plowing, and that work must be done before the ' winter rains set in. A Fordson Tractor supplies the Power and enables farmers to keep up with their work, and the cost is small compared with results. We Make it Easy for Every Farmer to Own a Fordson Tractor hCome in when in Town and let us explain the Plan C. A. Lockwood Motor Co. Roseburg, Oregon t i Mrs. P. E. Nygrt'ii of Portland night for licr borne. Mra. Nygrcnj had' been visiting for the past few , la special agent In hoiu; loans fur! day at the rhaijea Wilson home ' the New World l.lfe Insurance at Reston and with Mr. and Mra. j company, la rapidly building up a V. U. Fields In Roseburg, left last good business In Portland. ' OUR SHOP BUSY SI1W-, but Hint Ih because nittolsla know wo turn out dir. kind of work that stands. Urine your car In, we'll tako core of any troubles. Hall & Young Garage 31 Winchester 8L Phone 1st I Hut u HEPAMS ma Wiliard Radio B BATTERIES 96 Volts $18 While They Last ; Wiliard Batteries for I orris and all small cars ' as low as $12.75 : WILLARD SERVICE STATION 1 1. L. COUCOCK Phone 136 122 S. Stephens The fourth sweeping Hudson I'sscx price reduction within a i year tan announced in mid-week as nfrcctlng the entire line or Hudsnn-Ksscx enclosed cars which means moie than 9a per cent of lludson-Ksscx business. This reduction, together with those formerly made, haa these re sults: ! 1. The Hudson roach la more jthan lower than a year a to. the Kssex coach more than -00, and the Jludaon sedan $550 less. I 2. ('omiareil with war time prlc i ea, all three cara sell at less -than half the top figures. Or. put anoth er way. the Total of the reductions made on Hudson and Kssex cars Is a xreater sum than the present prices. I .1. With this series of price changes hss come a tremendous growth in Hudson Kssex business, until today this concern Is India ptitahly the largest manufacturer of six e Under cars In the world, riaeh drop In price has greatly In creased the number of buyers, and each time this added volume of business has made -Htsslblc greater oronnmirs In buying, manufactur ing and all general expenses ami overhead. The same management which ' established the Hudson Motor far company, now. as for sixteen years control and dlrec's the design of its product and policies of the comiwny. "1 he cars themselves have been contlnnotisly and consistently tin pnned while this pi Ice reducing process has none on." (aid Koy 1'atchlng, dealer for Hudson and Kssex csrs. "Constant refinements are made In the general design, so that the present Hudson and Kssex cara are the ainrdlost. most reliable, most comfortable and gen erally satisfactory cars Hudson ever built. Owners of the cars built several years ago find this line when they buy the Hudson and Kssex cars of today, tjualtly has gone higher while prices drop lad. "In IMS both Hudson and Kssex !! bad itsblltoed nw records IS- EFFECTIVE j Oregon's new auto right law went into effect, last night and ( automobile headlights went un dimmed. The law passed by the 1 1 1925 legislature became effective iTuesday and last night motorists were able to operate under the I provisions of the new law. According to Traffic Officer iThurber many people have quest ioned him regarding an extension' I of time for the installation of the new lights. He states that he I has received no instructions In ! this regard, and that so far as 'he knows the law la now in full effect and persona running with j the old style lights are liuhle to ithe provisions for violations. Common sense, however, will be u?ed in the enforcement of the : law, he says. The local adjust ! Ing stations are working long I hours making the necessary I changes. rhe official examiners are gar ages, accessory shops and similar 1 placea that have been certified for ithat purpose by the secretary of state upon their equipping them ! selves properly after application 'made to the state department. The fee which the official sta- i uona are auowea to cnarge iur I adjusting lights ia 75 cents, I though In a large percentage of leases the coat to the motor ve- II ntcle owner is more man mar lor the reason that lenses or glohei ...... ......... l.r.w,t Ivn ttnttaf Ihtt law. . it Is clulmed, however, that most automobiles manufactured within the last year have lamps that meet all requirements. The legislature In acting upon the light bill secured data from the American Society of Automotive Engineers, which Is said to be the source of data used by the manu facturers. It Is the claim of these engineers that they have gutten the lighting problem down to a point where a maximum of light is provided without enough ta white light which must be vis ible from the front and rear for a distunes of not less than 21)0 feet In either direction." Numerous inquiries have been received by Secretary of State Ko zei relative to magneto lighting equipment. Concerning thia he says: ''It is a well established fact that this type of equipment can not produce the constant candle power necessary to meet the spe cified maximums and minimums of the main lights -required by the law, nor can the required results be obtained with the lights In the ditumed position. A logical interpretation of the law would Imply that motor vehicles now equipped with the magneto as the source of light must be changed to either battery or acetylene. Adjusters cannot adjust motor vehicles equipped with magneto light and issue receipts therefore unless the equipment of the part icular vehicle submitted for ad justment Is changed to meet tho requirements of the law." Coinpluints have already been received about adjusters making exorbitant charges for adjusting lights and attempting to sell mo torists various kinds of devices. Steps are being taken by the de partment to prevent this. Under the luw a maximum pen alty of $400 fine, or one year in jail, or both, applies in any of the following caseB: The motor vehicle owner who drives without legal lights. A person or a concern who sells an automobile not equipped with lights according to law. Persons or concerns selling lamps or lighting equipment that does not meet legal requirements. Any adjuster or adjusting sta tion that fails to comply with the luw In adjusting lights. As a means of assisting farmers to modernize their farms, a new financing plan has been develop ed through which farmers may pro cure a Fordson tractor and other glare to blind drivers coming In I necessary equipment with only a an opposite direction. The new i small Initial outlay and conven Oregon law is the same as that Mently timed deferred payments, on the California statute books. 1 The heretofore heavy Initial I'nder the new law a length of (expense of motorizing the Ameri llght projection Is required that ,Can farm, according to the Vnlted will distinctly reveal a person or states Kepartment of Agriculture, object within 200 feet ahead of has retarded to a large degree the the car, while a width of projec- 'development of agriculture. The tion Is required that will distinct- i new finance plan circumvents this ly show an object In the road over i obstacle and putt motorized equia a road-width of 12 feet at a da- ; mpnt Wth(n ,hB easy rpach of every farmer, and permits him to tance of 114 feet ahead of the care. Glare ia limited by a re quirement that the Intensity shall not lie over 800 candlepower Hid feet -In front of the car, seven eel to the left and at a height of five feet. Spotlumps and fog lumps mnst lie kept on the left hand side of the rar and so fixed that they cannot device. The light from catinot be moved except by operate nis rarm along the same lines of efficiency as the modern factory, a thing which Secretary of Agriculture Jardlne urges upon the farmers of the country. AHhouglf agreeing that the trac tor is a means toward greater crop returns, the lack of sufficient capital to meet the initial coat has for years prevented many farmers chanlcal device. The light fromfrora taikjnf "'e "'"P loward mod ern nythods. This situation Is re lieved" through the new arrange ment, and the farmer, without em barrassing himself financially, can begin at once to enjoy the advan tages of Fordson powered farm NOTICE TO HUNTERS. Guide and packer has saddle and pack horses for hire and will guide to good game country. Address C. spotlamps must be thrown to tho right side of the highway. "Kvery motor vehicle, except motorcycles, operated or driven upon the highways of this state," ivi the law. "shall exhibit dur ing the period from one-half hour equipment. after sunset to one-half hour be fore sunrise, and at all times when fog or atmospheric rondi tiotis render the operation of said motor vehicle dangerous to traffic or the use of highways, two head lamps of approximately equal - K. McNeil Lehind, Oregon, candlepower, not In excess of 21 i 0 candlepower. All lighting devices nsed must have the approval of the state department according to the test or the fnlted States bureau of standards. Any person or firm having devices they wish to mar ket may submit them to the sec retary of state with a fee of .0 and they will bo subjected to tho test " Motorcycles are required to have a front lump or lamps cap aide of furnishing sufficient Illu mination to render clearly dis cernible any substantial object J-1 4 ' JL New Low Price Makes It Greatest Value In History This is the finest Essex ever built. And the price is the lowest for which Essex ever sold. It is made possible only through the largest output of 6 -cylinder cars in the world's history. 166,369Hudson-Essex sales in eight months' ' surpass all former 6 cylinder records by many thousands the largest increase knoton in the industry. This enormous pro duction gives advan tages in economical purchase of materials, savings in manufacture and low cost of distri bution that are recog nized throughout the to Hudson-Essex. New HUDSON PRICES Coach . 1195 Brougham 1495 CeVT) Sedan 1695 Ail prica FrtigAt mnJ Tax Extra World's-Greatest Values Everyone Says It Sales Prove It Roy Catching Motor Company 125 North Rose St. Roseburfl Phone 438 Men's suits cleaned, ard pressed,) Proof of me pudding ialn tast-J Results are what count anil 1.50. Roseburg Cleaners, phone fng whether nuyer or 'seller read you'll got 'em with News-Review 472- . ' the classified ads. i .Insslfied ads. The oij buying habits of the na tion have been changed since Inde pendence service station and gar age operators have Installed the crankcase service feature. The Idia In the past was to have a quart of HO feet ntrw'liy anea.i am, an, , j,,,.,, wh,.nevr ,e SUxsiaiium ....j.. . ... .... ....... ,ow Tn) Tll)(( Wa,(,r l) auu me lei-i m un- iimh n mo axis of the motorcycle. Relative to other vehicles the law says: "Kvery trailer or seml-tralh r. except small two-whect trailers of sales corporation put on an educational campaign explaining to motorists that a quart of fresh clean nil I poured Into a crankcase full of oil that was old and worn nut was like putting a quart of fresh clean I water Into a mud puddle. You would still have your mud puddle and. you w ould still have a crank j case of dirty worn out oil w th which to entrust the protection of ,h-n nn the hlahwav at your costly motor. i ne in-.seiu oay nioionsl loon pounds capacity or less tow ed clojely behind a motor vehicle, and semi-trailers when towed alone, whose over-all length In either case. Including towing Ve hicle and load, does not exceed 'to fc Ills left side one lump capable of j throw Ing a white light visible from both front and rt ar of such I vehicles. All vehicles, other than (motor t hlcles and motorcycles, .when operated upon the highways ! between one-half hour after sull 'set and one-half hour before sun irbc. and at all times "when fog or other atmospiwrlc conditions 'render the operatlnn of said ve ihlcle dangerous to trufttc or the !ue of the highways, shall display Ion the left stile of said vehicle ry religiously follows the advice of car manufacturers and haa the crankcase of his car drained regular intervals. Service stations and garages In every community are completely equipped to take care of thia important work ami make no charge excepting for the oil used. eettot dealers have been sup plied witn small speedometer stick ers that sho- when the crankcase should be drained and this Is an additional reminder to hsvp th work done at the proper time The J 1 of popularity before this present priii- cut Became eiteime. now ol f. ... ,, , dr,,n ,, ., ,h. course this rate of sales will be at 1 mileage surgested by the tnanufac even a faster pare. Hudson and . ,nrin. of ,he rar yrm ArlvPt , . r'ssex ba-e been brought within p,.rencf haa proven thaw thtw Is the reach of thousands of addition roiist satisfactory and economical, al owners, and w look for the' - final months of 1 sJ5 to be the best! studebaker l-art of the year." models. I builds no yearly j 7i 11 '&hm- L : ''vrirw ! w-Ss7S mfo)k But MThree Vhrr can yon find nnothcr car that offers comparable beauty, and compar 'ftble performance at a comparable price? , With one swift stride. Oldsmnbile attains a position of commandinsr import ance. Hare is impressive achievement that becomes doubly so with the drastic reductions of Oldsmobileiprices. In fairness to yourself, arrange to see and drive this latest Oldsmobile. oldsmo: a C T C O t H I U MCTH KLECKER-AMORT CO. 439 N. Jackson St. Phone 593 ! kVWVkVVXXVVVVV'iXXXVlLw-VwXWV'
