Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, September 09, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 9. 1925 FIVE ti II I "i i i-Cyllndar CoKh-Broufhm U II ' II I i -Cylinder Coach-Brougham $1595 . a. 6. tmctory, pua war tax II iasj "''aaaaaw Have You Seen The New Rickenbackers? Have You Heard The New Prices? If you have not yet seen the beautiful new Rickenbacker Six models Then you cannot appreciate how much finer are the most modern motor cars. If you have not seen the new Rickenback ers perform, then you do not know what the word "performance" means. If you have not sensed the thrill of a ride in a Rickenbacker then you have a real thrill coming. And if you are not informed as to the new prices since Rickenbacker announced reductions ranging from $200 to $600 then you cannot realize the wonderful value now obtainable in a fine motorcar. Rickenbacker performance is sensational, because Rickenbackers are finely beautifully made. No! Rickenbacker Six is not "one of the high priced cars" as so many imagine. By its performance and by its beautiful design and finish you would naturally expect to pay a high price for this car. As a matter of fact the new models at the new prices are as cheap as ordinary cars. And Rickenbacker is extraordinary in every respect. Drive this Rickenbacker Six yourself it will be a revelation to you. Roseburg Garage G. W. BURNETT DEALER Roseburg, Ore. ii fiR ! 'ii' lb" n" Ik"' f .A, C A. R. W O RTHY OF ITS N.A.1V1E I - ' IB CHESSES E TO SHOOTING IN SI JOSE, GfiL A woman, Riving the name of Mrs. May Whitehoune, of San Jose, Calif., appeared at the sheriffs' of fice this morning and asked wheth er or not she could return home. She was apparently laboring under a great mental strain, the sheriff said, and toid a story of having shot a man for an alleged insult. and of her departure from the state hospital In California. Mrs. Whitehouse told the- sher iff that as a result of domestic trouble a plot was "framed" on her whereby she was Insulted by an other man in an effort on the part of her husband to "get something on her" so he might procure a di vorce. She resented the Insult, slie told the sheriff, and shot and wounded the man stut by her husband, and was later arenied. She said she was tent to the state hospital for mental examination, and alter be ing kept there three weeks was re leased. Shu u;d that her husband met her and told her that she had , better leave the state, and he took her part way she declared. She came to Ruse burg, but determined if possible that she would return, : and asked the advice and help of j the sheriff. Ho told her to return to the I home of her daughter in San Jose, i and procure a lawyer to represent j her. As a result of this advice she I took a i'ickwicK sUige today for U'l UUll If. Lieutenant Lloyd Harnett, com mander of the forest air patrol on the coast wilh headquarters here , and Lieutenants A. R. Ixt-onils and Alva It; Ji Gaimo will go off duty tomorrow with the breaking up of tho patrol for tho summer. HEATING CONTRACT TO A ROSEBURG FIRM FOREST AIR PATROL QUITS. A new Exide Battery as low as $12.50 UMPQUA BATTERY STATION (Awk IjiUd I'ivk UnwJ Win-.) ECTUKNti, Ore., Sep. 9. The air patrol of the United States Forest Service, with headquarters at Ku gene, will be discontinued for the Nnrth 1'acllic district tomorrow, owing to decreased fire hazards, according to orders received from the district forest office. j Amo ijtiil Prow Lewd Wire) i MEDFOKD, Ore., Sep. 9. Con tracts lor Medford'a new high school have been let to the follow ing lowest bidders. It was an nounced by the school board to day: I General construction work, Hed ges aud Hulls of Portland, $116, 6t0; htating, Keyser and SchmiiKi, Iloseburg, $14,1(37; electrical, V. H. Kmerick, Inc., of Portland, $14 313.34; plumbing SturgU and Stur gis, Portland, $5,747 ; blackboards, : Northwest Furniture company, of j Portland, approximately $l,j&U. To tal $11,1H1. I As the $185,000 bonds voted for I the new building and equipment sold at a premium which netted ' $11,745.26, this leaves about $30, .000 for expenditure on equipment, ! walks, lawns and grading, i Work of construction will begin October 1, and the new high school will be completed and occupied at (he beginniug of the next shool .year. E AFTER TEN YEARS AND STiLL GOING Dependability end long life, ac cording to J. O. Newland, local dealer, are largely responsible for the "world vide good will ' enjoyed by Dodge Brothers, Inc. These characteristics are but the natural ! results of selection of the highest ; grade materials, of precision In i workmanship and at soundness of ! design. j ."The files at the factory." says Mr. ' Newland, "contain hundreds of let I ters written voluntarily by enthus iastic owners of Dodge Brothers i Motor Car which were among the I first shipped Into different parts of line country and which are still In active service. A large percentage of these has traveled well upward of 200.000 miles. "As typical examples of these Old Timers,' car No. 12, Je first Dodge Brothers car delivered on the Pacific Coast, Is reported still in service after over 170,000 miles on all kinds of mountain roads. Car No. 13, the first received Iny lea ver, Colorado, arriving there De cember 10th, 1924, was first used as a demonstrator. It la still giving satisfactory service to lta original purchaser. "The first Dodge Brothers car sold in the state of Ariiona was re cently traced by the dealer at Phoenix and located in the service of a farmer In the Yuma Valley. It low occupies a conspicuous place ' in that dealer a display room. I "Touring Car No. 153, the first ! sold in Portland, Maine, Is far from I the Bcrap pile. The original owner, i Mr. Jordan, after using It for a number of years as a passenger car. converted it Into a 3-4-ton truck to convey gardea produce to the Port land markets. The satisfactory service rendered by this ten year old car led Mr. Jordan, when luter In need of an additional truck of greater capacity, to buy a Graham 1'rothers Truck, which Is powered ' by Dodgo Brothers engine. "Car No. 136, the veteran of I Pittsburg .was traced by the dealer i through several changes of owner- ship to a farm where it was In I dally service over rough country I rnads. In spite of the high valua tion placed by the owner, 'Old 136, I now occupies a space in the Pitts burg salesroom. I "From the dealer at Glenns Falls, I New York, comes the report that he has just purchased tor display and demonstrating purposes one of ' the first Dodge Brothers cars de livered In his territory. It has glv ;en 150.000 miles of satisfactory i service. I "The dealer In Buffalo, New I York. J. A. Cramer, recently, as evidence of dependability, complied a list of names of 70 Buffalo cltl ens who purchased Dodge Broth ers cars over ten years ago and whose cars are still giving fine service. "In Btnghamton, New York, the dealer recently ran an advertise ment In the local newspaper Invit ing me owners of the Dodge Brothers cars sold In Binghamton during 1914 and 1915 to register their cars, if still In service, at his salesroom. Of 99 cars sold during those years, 62 were . registered. Most of the other owners had mov ed from the city. "Of great Interest Is the fact that out of these 62 cars 43 had their original baked enamel finish, a large pereceatage showing al most the original lustre. The leath er upholstering was Invariably good." gife BOSCH & Electric Windshield Wiper ''As Necessary As Brakes" ROSEBURG BOYS BACK FROM TRIP TO THREE SISTERS Costs Nothing to Run lis average current consumption is than 1 aliijwri'H-a ihkI, Rlble quantity. It puis no burden on the bat tery. Speed is Constant Not c.hanc'ng continu ally wilh Hie Fp-ed of thf rar. You quickly grow arr 119 turned to the lin.rh because It op eiates fo t'vnly and smoothly. Quiet There's no train of pears nr other me iit.tii.-m t'j hum, or c:tu.-;e click. i ami pi Hid ing noiv. Powerful Although tisinr little current. It !fv.-nps Abun dant power. Kasily plows off nno, Muni., rain ami sl-ej. Simple All you rlo is nw.tth it on and off. It require no oM.ir attention, lvs no' Flick or jret out of or-r. Cleans Wide Ara The wipinc arm is rn"rtiH In propor tion and keep a lain aection of tlie w .'mMileld clean. Easily Installed Ufuira only 3 small holm in feuidahield frame. Anyone can install it. Price $9.50 complete L. G. DEVANEY 406 West Cat Street E. A. liritton, accompanied by Raymond Hell, Ira Jlynl, Wayne Jtipua anil Ioren Johnson, all local 1 boyn, returned this morning from 1 a Labor Iay trip to tho Three KIh-' tern, east of Kujtene. Tho boys clmibed the South Sinter on bun day, and on Monday Mr. Hrlttuu pi loted a group of Kugene men aud scouts up the Middle Slater. On the return one of tho Eugene men was l.it and Mr. Brit ion spent all day Tuesday searching for him, white the Roseburg boys maintain Pd signal fin s to attract the atten tion of the minting man, who, how ever, wandered several miles down Tlie mountainside and at last reach ed the htfthway. 1 he incident de layed the return of the party until this morning. Rev. A. (). Dodge and wife are completing their preparations for their departure from Roseburg, and expect to leave next week for Il linois, Rev. Dodge having been called to the Springfield diocese, a much larger and more Important field than he haa held here. Rev. Dodge will be located at Carbondalo or Harrlshurg, HI., un til after the first of Hie year, and wilt then move to MclA'aiiHhnro, which will be in the center nf the places which he is to servo. Ho will have charge of churches in seven nearby places. He and hia wife have been in RoHeburg for the past two years, having charge of tlie mission In IV-seburg, Siitherlin and Riddle, and during their residence here they made many close friends who regret their departure from tho city. Rev. Dodge Is retiring also from the office of chaplain of L'mpqua post of the American Legion. He aaw service with the 14th regiment II. H. infantry, and now holds the rank of captain in the chaplHiu's reserve, being assigned to the mh army corps. Following hia departure the local church will be served by Anh deacon Hlack, of Portland, until a pastor can be assigned to the work, which will probably be about the first of November. 1DHE1G Men's suits cleaned ard presmd, $1.50. Roseburg Cleaners, phone 472. CALIFORNIA MEN TO PUT SMELTER ON BRUSHY BUTTE MINING PROPERTY II. K. frray and Arthur I Mc Kay, of San Diego. Calif., who re cently insisted the Brushy liuMe mines, east of Roseburg, have pur chased an imerem In the pniMrty. lioth are expeiienrjed mining men, and they were greatly taken up with the fine showing of mineral in the ittushy Hutte district. They plan on forming a company ith the purpose of cnnstructi:ig a smel ter on the property In the near fu ture. The mines carry valuable win'.'rali., cujper predominating. "Flatlite" The Best Road Lighting Service. Umpqua Battery Static n I (or. Douglas & Jackson Hit. A. B. TAYLOR, Prop. I Official Unlit A'ljUHilnit I Station. 1 The Douglas County Indepen dent Service Ktatfnn n corporate!! met at Cllham's Jiliih- wy imruKe. i-rmay night, Sep tembor 4lh and held an election of officers. The following officers were elected: President Jos. .Shoe kley of the Highway Service Co., Roso Imrg; Vice-President N. O. 81m mllc ker of tho HosehnrK Oarage, ltoxeoiirg; Secretary-Treasurer, A. K. Micelll of (he Terminal Gar age, Roseburg; Directors: Andy Monson of Andy's Service Station and Garage, Drain; George l Trench of the Hutherlln Garage. Hutherlln; Garry Kapp, of Happ Hros., Roseburg; .1. A. C. King, King's Service station. Coos Junc tion; C. O. Hartley, of the Pacific Highway Garage, Canyonvllle; Sergeant at Arms. C. A. McGen nle. Coos .Junction. The Independent Service Sta tion. Owner, Inc., is to establish a higher plane of commercial In terlty through the Application of better business methods; to estab lish through the co-operation and acquaintance, a greatur degree of confidence In each other, and by concerted action to merit In a large measure the confidence of those with with Whom we deal by affording them that protection Which nnr m.nclu I inn nfFori unH thereby obtain recognition for the Ideal and principals for which the association stands. The rmlilem of the association is the Checkered Fliig. The Iiouclas County local Is affiliated with the Pacific Coast ' association. I Next moling, Kriday nltl.t, September 18. at Gillian. 'a High way Garage, Rrmelmrg. DEER ARE PLENTIFUL. i PORTLAND, Ore, Sep 9 With uniform laws In effect all over thn state tho deer hunting S'-ason will open tomorrow anrf clo.e October 2. There has he. quite a large sale of licenses to date and a big season Is exiecl-d. Reports from Clatsop, oltiinbla. Washington and Multnomah reun ites are to the effect that there sre wn unusually Ur, uuuA'T of deer ;tlir9. Constantly Improved BUT NO YEARLY MODELS It has never been the policy of Dodge Brothers, Inc., to build yearly models. When an improvement is discovered, per fected, tested and found good, it is made at once. The car is always up-to-date. Moreover, the owner does not have to fear that his Dodge Brothers Motor Car will be made obsolete, shortly after he has bought it, by the announcement of radically new types. J. O. Newland & Son Dodge Dealers and Accessories ROSEBURG, ORE There Must Be A Reason j For Star's Sensational Salesl i THIS STAR Can Be Yours by a new planl Star oRerj a revolutionary sain plan to suable you to own a Star with practically no expense to you. This bia, generous, bons fide oiler is an immediate, whirl wind success wherever announ ced. It is attracting thousands ol participants earning, whole hearted1 reeponee Iron 100' o am bitious people. Invesugata the details ol the new Star Gol J Certificate Save and Earn Plan Xirmil mil i n in . BIG, exclusive values values not to be ob- : tained in any other low-cost car! There is the '. one simple reason lor amazing, sensational Star ; sales! Greatest value ever offered. ; More, more Stars are going to new hundreds of ; experienced buyers. Like wildfire, Star popu larity sweeps upward to new high levels. All ever the Picific Coast careful purchasers are recogniz- ".' ing the unqualiiied superiority of Star among low-cost cars, No low-cost motor can duplicate the Million Dollar Motor's record-smashing power achievements. In the field of power and safety Star is unmatched with its revolutionary power plant and its Four-Wheel Brakes, for safety. -I You wll come to Star you are next, as a careful, investi- 'J giiting buyer ! Make your tests full tests and comparisons " Come in Unlay! RAPP BROTHERS CAS3 AND PINE PHONE 3M mfmw TOMORROW'S CAR TODAY "