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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21; 1925.
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Orders have been placed by
Olds Motor Work for additional
equipment which will enable It
to double the production of Olde
oblle. Theaa added - facllltiea
re required to meet the (row
ing demand, and to fill the sche
duled production for 12, which,
H In expected, will be the largest
In the 28 years of automobile
building by tbii pioneer com any.
Beaide new equipment In the
Oldamoblle factory, additional
ovens will be Installed In the
plant of the Flatten llody Corpo.
ration, which adjolna the Olds
.1 ' i. - , whlflh tiulMa
rlnaMt hnrltes fop Oldamobll el I
cluslvely. At the present time
all ovene are liable are being
worked continuous1' 4 boura a
day. and even with thi,- peak pro
duction the Ftsber pla it la bard
pressed to keep pace with order.
Other cMltlonal equipment will
be lnatalit-2 In certain depart
ment of the Oldamoblle plant
that are now being worked at
capacity and In many caaes over
tlme.
During September there were
6, Ml Oldamoblle manufactured
and iiold by the factory. These
care were sold by dealer to con
sumer aa quickly a received,
due to the fact that dealer have
not been able to build up any
reserve stock on account of the
great demand manifested for the
Series "D" car introduced early
E XIDE
BATTERIES
-6-volt size as low as
$12.50
12-volt size as low as
$2Z60
Umpqua Battery Station
Corner Douglaa and Main Sta
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Hie demand for Ford cars has
already outstripped all previous
records. :
Motor car buyers who seek
beauty and comfort are finding
the improved Touring Car
exactly suited to their desire."
See this good looking car at
the nearest Authorized Ford
Dealer's. As you inspect its
many new features, bear in
mind that this improved car is
available at no increase in price
Runabout 260
Tudor Sedan S80
Closed can In color. DeasountaMe rlmi end starter extra
on open cars. All prices f. o. b. Detroit.
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FORD MOTOR COMPANY
DBTROIT, MICHIGAN
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in August. This is an average
production of approximately 260
cars a day, and with the present
big demand for closed cars, about
the limit of existing facilities.
"No ater than January we will
be able to produce from 400 to
500 Oldamobllea a day", reports
I. J. Reuter, president snd gen
eral manager of the Olds Motor
Works.. "If It la possible ws will
Increase our production before
then, but It requires time to have
special machinery made and In
atalled. "Every Indication points to the
need of a minimum production of
st least 400 csr every working
day to take car of our 1926 busl
aeaa. Our dealer organliatlon haa
grown steadily In alie during the
oaat year and the public recep
tion of the lateat Oldamoblle has
been penomenal.' Heavy closed
body commitments have - been
placed) with Fisher which call for
11,000 closed Job lor January
and February alone.
"Oldamoblle (ale have shown
a marked gain during the past
alx month even deaplte the neces
sary curtailing of production In
July and the first few days In Au
gust, due to the introduction or
the new series "D" cars. Our ex
port business bss also Increased
by leaps and bounds, being more
tbsn double what It was last year
at this time
Old Motor Works haa had
many prosperous years In Its long
history In the automotive indus
try, but never has It bsd more
promising outlook than at pre
sent. At the present rata oi pra
gma. It will continue to play, an
even more prominent role in mo
tor ear history tor yeara to com."
Terminal' Beauty Shop, phone III,
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COOLIDQE'S SECRETARY
MAY BECOME SENATOR
(Associated Prsss LeueJ Win.)
WASH1NOTON, Oct. 20. Joe
Keeling, republican committeeman
for Indiana, who conferred with
President Coolldge today declared
he believed Everett Banders, sec
retary to the president, baa a
"chance" for appointment aa Unit
ed State senator to aucceed the
late Senator Ralston of Indiana.
Mr. Keating Insisted that he did
not discuss th question with the
president
S E RVI C E
When something goes wrong
with your car, yon want ser
vice. That I th commodity
we deal In. Call us up or
drive down to our shops.
Hall cV Young Garage
IU Winchester St. Phone Ul
Coup B20
Ford or Sedan 660
STAR CAR S Fir.E
Without precedent In automo
tive history, the 121 record of
the powerful Star ear goes down
In motoring annala aa one of the
greatest series of achievements a
motor car ever aucceeded In plac
ing before the public.
Automotive experts agree that
there la really nothing of Import
ance In the matter of high gear
work that la left for the Star car
to perform. There Is nothing
that will more clearly demon
strate Its rugged power power
that has succeeded wbere others
have failedthan the conquering
of every well-known Western
road in high gear.
They agree that in the history
of th motor ear there) Is no rec
ord like thst of the Star climb
ing steep hills under observation,
sealed In high, placing them de
finitely on record aa having been
(onquered. Now the forcea of
th Star organltatlon are ask
ing: "What la ther left to do?"
From the northern to the south,
ern boundaries of the United Sta
te the moat tortuoua roada Into
th mountain, popular demon
station hllla in every locality,
and hills, scores of them, that
have never before been conquered
.under observation, all have fallen
hfnpA lh. pAlAtillM Htae hill
climbing campaign.
Certified standard stock Star
cars, under strict observation,
bare added many famous hills to
the stellar honors achieved by
Star during;, the past year, In ex
ploiting the "Million Dollar Mo
tor": "In this campaign", says H. W.
Curtis, director of sales for Du
rant Motor Co., "we have not
been content to do the things that
others have done, even though the
other happened to be much lar
ger or higher priced cars. We
knew we had the power with
which to demonstrate, and pro
ceeded about these demonstra
tions to make them conclusive be
yond doubt. So we sent out to
tsckle the hills where others had
failed, and the Star record today
atanda pre-eminent among bill
climb records.
"We found out that It did not
take 'professional or 'stunt' dri
ver to accomplish these records.
I will venture to say that nine
out of ten Star ear owners are
high gear 'demonstrators' of no
mean ability. They take pride in
showing their friends the power
of their care. Hardly a d.v pas-
aea butt what we hear of Star car
owners who have tome new tnle
to offer.
Many factor have united to
make the Star campaign a suc
cess. Four wheel brakes have
played a leading part because of
the great factor of safety Involved
Touring
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F. O. B. Dsrreit
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n their use, while rigidity of the
chaaals and the Tubular Backbone
help the Star car through lh
moat gruelRng of testa and over
deeply rutted and rough roada
and turns.
FRISCO BARBERS BOOST
HAIRCUT, SHAVE PRICES
RAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 10. The
barbers union last night approved
the motion of the master barbers
to raise the prices of hair ruta and
ahavea from 60 to 85 cents and K
toSS cents, respectively In 8n
Francisco. The approval of the i
barbers' union waa necessary be-'
fore the change which la effective
Wednesday, could be made. I
or Summer
As so
Gas
meet
demands
mo tor i
Uniform power
Mow miles to
fhe Cjalloru
JfSrsIO'ClATED OIL COMPANY
WOMAN WHO LOST FIGHT IN
SUPREME COURT GOINO TO
PRISON WITH GOOD GRACE
(AaorUtrd Uurd ftii,.)
OAKLAND. Cal.. Oct. JO. Miss
Anita Whitney. Oakland Civic
worker and lecturer, who failed yes
terday In her effort to have the
( nlted Slates Supreme Court over
turn her conviction and peniten
tiary aentence for a violation of
the state syndicalism law, left her
cottage at Carmrl. Monterey coun
ty, today for San Francisco, where
the will confer with her attorney.
She tnld the representative of
the Oakland Tribune that she waa
xiang cheerfully to prison and that
the bad compelled the county of
Winter
ciated
oline
s
Alameda to expend a great deal of
money tor her trial she felt that
she should make restitution by
pronouncing the aentence of the
court. She mentioned one hill of
11T8 for maxaslnea, cigars and
ctgarettea consumed by the Jury
who tried her and aald that ahe
had no way of paying this bill ex
cept by meeting the aentence.
The bill referred to was found
excessive by county authorities and
cut to 130 00.
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PORTLAND VOTIXO OX
rorXCIIj CKKST TC.NXEU
(Amristnt TM Uaanl Win.)
PORTLAND, Or., Oct. 30.
Lively voting marked a special
election here today on a project
for the formation of a district for
boring a tunnel throngh th hill
at the west end of the city, under
Council Crest. Two polling piece
were opened in th city for the
district effected by the proposed
Improvement, and ther were
three on th Tualatin Valley aide
of the crest. Four candidate for
director for th proposed district
were before the voters. If the
project Is approved a bond Issue
will be submitted at another elec
tion after survey and estimates
have been made.
PAYS SS5.000 FOR RETURN
OF HER STOLEN JEWELRY
(AmwUIw) rna Umd Wlrt.l
NEW YORK. Oct 30. The sum
of $65,000 was paid for the return
.of the I68I.OOO worth of Jewels
I stolen from Mrs. James P. Dona
hue aaalatant Diatrlct Attorney
Pecora diacloaed today In bis long
, promised statement of the myster
ious robbery. He felled to Indi
cate the Identity of th thief of
thieve.
Sttxle baker buna no yearly
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