Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, September 23, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1925. 'Prides V Id Reduced. on"the car that has established the greatest performancerecord in America"! Power to Spare , Proved by grueling tests over steep mountain roads in the Yosemite Country only 2H of the total driving done in second gear the rest in high. Amazing Efficiency Water in radiator never reached boiling all other cars go prepared for over-heating. Speed for Anyone not75 miles perhour,but an average of 2 7 miles an hour in a sedan over 400 miles of winding grades and deep curves. Reliability Never Squalled -for thousands of owners report service in excess of 100,000 miles from a motor that has never once failed them. NEW PRICES FOUR CYLINDERS Touring . . $1195.00 Coupe .... 1395.00 Coupe-Sedan 1395.00 Sedan .... 1450.00 Brougham. . 1595.00 SIX CYLINDERS Touring . . $1750.00 Roadster . . . 1750.00 Coupe .... 2195.00 Coupe-Sedan 2095.00 Sedan .... 2295.00 Brougham . . 2095.00 AlCPUCts T.O.B.TOUSO What You Want and far more than you ever expected to get in the real things that make a car valuable and useful to you. At These Prices you can own a Willys Knight whatever you do, see it ride in it and learn what it really gives you. WILLYS - KNIGHT ' WELLS & CHASE Willys-Knight Dealer Accessories I?hone 3DD 317 North Jackson Street - . Most Powerful Gar of Its Size and Weight - a One-Profit Value -il-l THERE are (as yon probably know) only two manufacturer who actually build their car complete make all their own bodies, en gines, dutches, springs, gear sets, differentials, steering gears, axles, gray iron castings and drop forging. One of these hi Ford m the low priced field. The other it Studebaker in the fine car field. This one-profit principle of manufacture make possible four great advantages. 1. It eliminates the extra profits and overhead that many other manufacturers have to pay and include in the purchase price to you. This keep Studebaker price low. 2. It enables us to buQd a better car because the vital parts are designed, engineered and manufactured complete by one organization.. Being built as a unit Studebaker cars function as a unit, with all of the advantage of unit over assembled construction. 3. It make possible finer quality because Studebaker, being an independent manufacturer, with no subsidiary or allied companies to favor, is free to buy on the open market, demanding the finest materials at the lowest possible price. Studebaker purchasing agents are unrestricted in their search for quality and value. Studebakcfr designers arm engineers are unhampered by out side interests. 4. And, finally, because of these one-profit savings, Studebaker is able to offer you a stur dier, more substantially built automobile. Ws pay a premium for the finest steeL We use hard wood in body construction. Plate glass in the windows. The finest grade of upholstery. Gen uine full-size balloon tire. Unusually fine in ' terior trim with no exposed tacks, and heavy hardware. Throughout the entire car in hun dreds of hidden places you find the same high quality of materials and workmanship that you see out in the open. The Standard Six Coach shown below is a splendid example of One-Profit value. It offers greater power than any other car of its size and weight, based upon the rating of the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce. And luxurious riding comfort made possible by the big balloon tires, resilient springs, com fortable cushions and ample roominess. But the only way to judge this car is see it drive it! Feel the luxurious upholatery. Sit in. the deep; soft, comfortable seats. Experience the surge of it tremendous power. And then compare it with other coaches. The recent Studebaker price reduction and policy of "no yearly models" only serve to emphasize the logic of this reasoning. If you seek a bargain in a quality car by all means see this One-Profit Coach. Studebaker Standard Six Coach, $1435 Delivered for cash in Roseburg. BETTER BUICK CAR FULFILLS PLEDGE In spite of the fact that the Bulck factorr has been awanioed (with orders for the new W26 mo- duls from dealers all over the country, prospects continue to visit the salesroom at The Motor Shop, local Bulck dealer, accord ing to O. C. Baker, manager o( thai organization. That motorists everywhere feel that Hulck has fulfilled lis pledge lo build a Butter lluick Is over whelmingly proved by the actual orders that have been taken," said Baker. "The public has been quick to realize that Bulck Is far In advance of many other ears in the same price class. It must be remember ed that lluick la a pioneer In the Industry. Twenty-one years of ac cumulated experience, and the Im mense resources and facilities which It has built up, have put the factory In a position today to pro duce a car that has unrivaled val ue both from a quality and price standpoint. Although Bulck has held a posi tion of unchallenged leadership from the day the first car was built, the factory has never been content to rest with Its achieve ments. Always they have kept be fore them the pledge that the slo gan Implies "When better automo biles are built, Bulck will buna them." And so they have devoted all the Immense experience and re sources to produce the Better Bulck that is rapidly going Into the hands of the thousands of new owners. 'Word from the factory brings the message that the entire United States has gone Bulck mad, and that at no previous time In the fac tory's history has there been a greater demand for Bulck cars than at the present time. "We are not at all surprised at this tremendous showing, realizing that the number of persons who have bounht Bulcks in the past twenty-one years Is rapidly ap proaching 1.5UO.000." name and profession had been picked up paralysed and blind on a highway near Vancouver, Wash. He said he had no relatives In the far west and was completely mys tified over the report. , Or, under Rludelmker's fair and "! lfrfewSsBSnJl"'r'tl budget J'ayment Plan, TlK?!S1' thin Coach may be purchased out of monthly liicome with CI7C DOWN VANCOUVER. Wash.. Sept. 2S. The paralyzed . man who was picked up on the Pacific highway, 15 miles north of here Monday night, who gave hla name as ttr. Naihaniel Reich, Egyptologist, of Philadelphia, Insisted todav at the hospital at Ridgegtleld, that he Is Dr. Reich. He stated that effects In his suitcase would Identify him, but when the suitcase was opened nothing to bear out his Identifica tion waa found. The only thing ; In his possession connecting him I with Dr. Nathaniel Reich was a 'new simper clipping which referred to work of Dr. Ketch. The man In the hospital Insisted I that he had a brother, William , Helen, living on Lerg street, I'uil- au-ipuie. The patient at the Rldgefield hospital Is paralysed and Insists he Is blind. While api'aklng with a reitorter this morning, however, he Eire the Impression that he could see by the way he deposited the ashes of a clgaret he was smoking. The Moore Music Studio Is now open at 225 N. Jackson St. Phone 502. MEW HOMESITE LOTS ARE SURVEYED AT DIAMOND LAKE A number of new summer home sites on Diamond Lake shore have been surveyed and are open to application, according to an an nouncement made today by Forest Supervisor Carl II. Noal. These lots, which are 140 by ISO In sire, have been surveyed by D. N. Matthews, junior forester. The tract In which they are located Ilea 125 feet from t ho lake ihore, the Intervening distance being open to te public. Already a number of applications are on hand, and these will be first given preference. The lots may be procured on the special use per mit at 10 each year, the permit j being revocable at any time, or a 10-year permit may be secured for 115 per year. The location and type of cabin to be erected must be passed upon by the forest service. STAR ' the Popularity Chnmplc J: Leader Among Louxost Cars MORE, more Star owners new hundreds oi Star owners, each new month! "Tomorrow's Car Today" has become the real popularity champion on its merits ! Big, exclusive value features are winning for Star the tremendous foOow ing oi wise, careful buyers over all the Coast. You, too, must be a careful buyer. You must make full, exhausting comparisons of all low-cost cars with Star. Point for point comparisons giveyoutheanswertoStar's sensationolsubstantial new popularity. You will End no motor to equal the Million Dollar Motor 1 Real power for the first time in a low-cost cw! Right down the linecom latt features, beauty fea tures, economy features : Star presents big, strong "reasons" for its new wild fire popularity! . You owe it to yourself to find out so come, come ' j today and make your tests! The Star Car proves Itself. Come today sure ! THIS STAR Can Be Youri by a new plant Sear offei a sewpoloticway ale plan to eels 1m a. -own StarwttB preccstauyan aapenee to you. Thai sac. aw eeous, honsfid oner an Is mediae, whitlwtnd mtmm ; wherever announced. It M at tracting thu aerli of "-- ' pains mum. In A Blamed tespow fan 10U people, liuuwlaawihiimssi .. of the new . Star CoW CC"t 8w son &m tun RAPP BROTHERS CASS AND PINE PHON 871 Ml ifA 1 The ftreot railway commission of the city of Detroit and Mayor John W. Smith hav approved the pur chase of SI more Oraharo I (roth era twenty-one passenger street car type motor coaches, makliiR a total of 14H bought from Graham Broth erj within a year. This action of the commission, taken in accor dance with the recommendation of H. U. Wallace, general manager of the Detroit street railways, was later approved by the city council. General Manager Wallace. In recommending the purchase stated that the M Graham Brothers coaches already in service have been operated over 2,000.000 miles and have proved entirely satisfac tory.' The department of street rail ways BlaTteri motor coach opera tion on January 1, 1025, and have gradually extended their coach Itm'S until they now operate over routes totaling 62 miles. The new equipment will, when placed In ser vice. Increase the mileage of their coach routes by 43 miles, giving them a total of 95 miles. Trolley cars are operating over 395 miles of track, and the 95 miles of new motor coach routes will increase the mileage of the entire transpor tation system by about 25 per cent. This Indicates the rapid expan sion of Detroit's transportation sys tem, making use of street cars and motor coaches, each In lis best adaptable field), and thus furnish ing to the people a co-ordinated service through the interchange of transfer privileges. Tho motor coach la taking a leading part in expanding transportation ays terns by providing service to new dis tricts at a very much smaller In VHSiment than would have to lie made If tracks and overhead trolley lines were installed. The department of street rail ways Is also Inaugurating a new feature bi operating coach service bet ween" he Important railroad sta tion, and the principal hotels in the business section of the city. This should prove very convenient Lo the large number of visitors con tinually arriving In Detroit who desire tn reach the downtown sec tion of the city without the neces sity of Inquiring for directions. This order for 14 Graham Broth ers motor coaches Is one of the largest single orders for automo tive equipment ever placed by a street railway. The coaches are be ing delivered at the rate of two a day. t - v -i r-V- m -mtm i si si tVe --rr Potato Cradln (By County ARent Cooney) &tany potato growers of notiK : las county have not Informed them selves of the potato grading law , now In force. Growers would do well to look Into the provisions of , the law as violators are subject to I quite heavy fines. Copies of the 1 taw can be had from the office of f Slate Market Master C. E. Spenco, 1 THT reruana, uregon. or at me county , botta durlni the taking of to her aid to .cut tho mocoasin Quired to close the wound. The law in essenc rcaulres the' P'0'", her ankle was sprained, from her foot, cut hltnsolt so ttf- , potato sacks to have slenclled up- La Rui-niie. rinahmg throneh brush verely thnt seven stitches were re- for at least a week. , on them LT. Ift 1 f ay V "TOMORROWS CAR TODAY "Ho will be out of the picture" the following Informa tion: Growers' name und address and the grade of potatoes contained therein. Potatoes sold for seed pur poses must carry in addition the variety name. The information given above applies to all stock of fered for sale in the stain in lots of 50 pounds to 10 tons. Lots of ten tons or more must bo insjweted by an official state Inspector. Potatoes consigned to points out side of this state need not be steu cllt'd. Potatoes grading V. 8. No. 1 or better must be Backed In new or No. 1 second sacks, lower grades may be sacked in any good narks. Tho county agent will be glad to demonstrate to farmers in any community the grades aa adopted by this state. Kverythlng will be done to assist growers in putting their crop upon the market proper ly graded. Information has been received by the county agent that the law will be I a forced. Heavy card stencils ran be purchased through the coun ty agent's office at a small cost or .stencil may be purchased from must seed houses dealing lu potatoes. Nearly 1,500 high school publica tions belong to the Central Inler scholastlc Press Association, fos tered by the University of Wiscon sin. Nine hundred school editors from 40 slates attended the an nual meeting of the association at the university. MOTION PICTURE ACTOR HURT IN IMPROMPTU ACT 8 A NT A HOSA, Car., Sept. 2: Hod Ia Kocque, motion picture ac tor, was knifed in the leg at litier neyvllle, near her!, yesterday, white enacting the part of a hero not specified In tho scenario. When an I ml inn girl was thrown t.5fev &5i W. A. BURR & SON, Central Garage Roseburg, Oregon Phone 385 ' ..... - i i i.i 1 1 a A INSTALLS STEAM AUTO CLEANER ig Keeping abreast of the demand. Ollham'a Highway Cur-lit" has Jint Installed a romplele steam clean ing plant. This equipment la ile- sianed for cleaning grease and dirt from automobile motors and chan sin, which can he removed In no olhir way. Auiolsts find their m tors and the rhasjiis accumulatiriK a coating of dirt and grense, and the Job of scraping If off, or ie mnviug the maMH with gasoline h altnxHIier unnatUfactnry and only paillally surt-tasful. Hicam Is Ihe only thing thnt doc the huninc-" ouickly and thoroughly, and f'r i this rpanon Mr. tillham has rnulp- ped to take care of the di-niand of his patrons tn this reaped. THIS 18 STUDEBAKER Y E A R BLIND PARALYTIC, PROVED IMPOSTOR, STICKS TO STORV (AmrltlM rr.a Uavd Wlr.) rHII,AI)KI.PHM. Kept. 23. fir NalhanM Reich, head of the d- Ipertment of Kiryptology at Iminaie I college, was surprised today vrh.n Informed that a man lvlo hi SARFF'S Auto Wreching House 825 N. Main St. One of Ilf- nvnt up lo dno v.-reckhig honnes on lite coafft, and Ilie htiiiKn that v-UI give yon a fo.nm deal. Come In and If e haven't got ihe part we can soon get It for you. OLD CARS BOUGHT FOR WRECKING Phone 553 r. sT IfyaVT 7rX. WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT LBU1CK WU BUILD TttJUt a las heen acldcd to geat powei?-wttEiiO; Buinek VaSve-uia-Head Motto? now develops 75 IHoilcc Power and gives mag nificent new performance because of Oil Filter, Gas Filter, and Air Cleaner. At Sensationally Lower Prices. BUICK PRICES F. O. B. Pacific Coatt STANDARD SIX 2-Door Sedan. S Pais. JH25 Itoaditer Touriog Coupe Jl Pent. . 5 Pais. Jl Psis. 4-Door Stda Pus. Coupe .4 Pais. IMS 1J7S 1115 1510 1510 MASTER SIX 2-Door Sedan S Pass. S1660 R oid.lt r 1 Pass. 1490 Tourinl Pass. 4-Door SedanS Pus. Coupe Psss. 4-I)oor Sid.a 7 Pas. Broulbam Pass, Sport Roaditer.S Pats, Club Special i Pas. Sport Tourioi 4 Pas. 1545 1770 2M0 2300 CM 1760 204S 1754 r MOTOR SHOP GARAGE MOSEBURQ Oiitributoia for Douglas County OREGON BUICK MOTOR COMPANY, FLINT, MICHIGAN m. a. i)ej ,