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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2 1 . 1925.
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VHlf ESSEX-HUDSON
rxTlie Essex Coach 1 now priced
He delivered In Hosvburg,"
""lit lloy CalcWiuj, local dealer lo-
y.
"You now gut all the turnout Es
X performance, riding ease, re
.bilily and good looks at but little
jru than tne cost o( Ue lowest
iced closed car In the world.
''.Economies possible only to the
gust production o( -cylinder
rs and the experience of our
ars' concentration on closed cars
w result in the best car and
est price la ssex history.
"Built by Hudson, under Hudson
. tents, Essex shares the advant
.es ot the famous Super-Six in
.rtorinance, reliability and last
Kly trouble free service,
"lis economy Includes not only
w first cost, operating and main
oauca, but the greatest ot all
ouonile long liie and freedom
jiu repair need.
"A ride will convince you that Its
iSllties cannot be equalled e'se-
nere, within hundreds of dollars
the price.
HE UTILE RED
SCHOOL HOUSE
VS. MODERN ONE
AicUtrd Pros LotMd Wlr.)
NEW YOHK, Oct. 21. The Lit-
j Red Schoolhouse of long ago
ould scarcely recognize Its off
Ting, the modern city school
lllding of today, if we may Judge
on the report on "A Health Bur
y of 86 Cities," to be Issued to
orrow by the American Child
ealth association, of. which Mr.
erbert Hoover Is president.
.The well and the oaken bucket
t the yard have given way to run-
OK water and the bubbling drlnk
i fountain. There are Inside tol
ls and wash bowls. The "family"
wl on the roller Is a thing of by
me days. Even the "chummy"
a dipper has disappeared. There
steam heat today In place of the
ove In the center of the school
on. While the Janilor still
'elds his broom and feather dus-
r, yet even here the growing de
mand for better health practices
-is resulted in the entrance of the
truum cleaner Into the school
lllding.
The survey was conducted by the
isearch division of the association
i J 924. Kive experienced public
"tilth men visited altogether Hi
Ilea scattered over 31 slates. This
icluded all the cities In the coun
try with populations between 40,000
and 7U.WV, according to the IKiO
census. Health officers, school su
perintendents, mayors. Chamber of
Commerce, secretaries, supervisors
at child hygiene societies i
many others were Interviewed In
the effort to get facts on the actiV'
itles which cities are conducting to
safeguard the health of tnelr
children. Mine hundred school
buildings were visited and Informa
tion gathered about sanitation and
the health practices ot the pupils.
Drinking water was found avail
able In all but three school build
ings. Only thirteen schools have
failed to banish the common drink
ing cup. Ninety-three per cent of
the schools visited are equipped
with Inside toilets. A standard of
one lavatory to every eighty pu
pils wss observed In every build-
lug In forty-nine cities. There
were nine cities, however, which
were notably deficient In this
spect. The surveyors reported fa
vorably on the cleanliness of school
toilets.
The report Issues a warning
against tho fire haza.-ds still exist
ing In some school buildings as fol
lowa: "A building, particularly a
frame building ot more than one
story should either be equipped
wltn an outside fire escape to the
upper floors or else there should
be two distinct slui.ways In dif
ferent parts of the building. The
surveyors observed the schools
with these facts in mind. In only
thirty-seven cities were all the
schools visited thus protected
against fire. In nine cities not one
of the buildings was thus safe
guarded." The report goes on fur
ther to stale that the correction
of these conditions Is the very
least that a city can do to protect
its children from a danger that is
real.
All the schools In Highland,
Mich., Atlantic City . N. J., and
Charlotte, N. C, are cleaned with
vacuum cleaners. Twelve cities in
all are reported to be using vacuum
cleaners In one or more schools.
Nearly all schoolrooms visited
are equipped with individual seats,
although about 8 per cent still
double seats. Seventy-sevea per
cent of the schools have adjustable
seats.
Schoolrooms are keot at too
high a temperature for health, ac
cording to the report, which states
that, for the best Interest of the
school child, temperatures should
AGAIN
HUDSON
ESSEX
REDUCE PRICES
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER TWENTIETH
COACH NOW
$765
Do 'You Realize That
SAR FF'S
Auto Wrecking
House
329 N. Main St.
is the place to save
money on auto parts.
We will soon be the
house of a million
parts. Come in or
Phone 553
Stewart Warner
RADIO
SETS
Complete sets aa low as $110.00
Umpqua Battery Station
Jornar Douglas and Main Sts.
range between US and 70 decrees.
More man nair or the rooms visited
in the northern part of the country
during the cooler weather showed
temperatures over 70 degrees. Sev
enteen per cent were over 75 de
grees. That Increasing attention la
being paid to the ventilation and
healing of schoolrooms is sug
gested by the fact that thermome
tera were found In it per cent of
the rooms visited.
'Mechanical methods of ventila
tion were found In 45 per cent of
856 school buildings. Window ven
tilation with gravity exhaust was
observed in IS per cent. The large
proportion of balldiag eauiUDed
with Mechanical vtiatllaiioa is.. au
n cording to the report, largely - de
termined "by atate laws which call
for a curtain definite continuous
flew of air although there la Ut
ile. It any, scientific basis from a
health standpoint for such laws."
The cities of California and the
west south central states are said
to be most liberal In olavsround
alluwance for school children. New
' Kngland having the smallest num
j ber of large school playgrounds.
Forty-six per cent of tho school
buildings had playgrounda which
I were four or more times the ground
area of the building. Twenty-six,
; ..... piniiiuuuus do larger
lunn tne ouituing area.
Flay apparatus such aa swings,
slides, samlboxeB, horizontal bars
land so forth are found on many
Piararuunus. mere are still twenty-
six cities, nowever, with bit play
equipment provided for their
sciioois.
Three cities have gymnasiums In
all their school buildings; thirty
eight have them In from two to
nine buildings. There are ten clUes
with no school gymnasiums.
I In spite of the grest advances
I made in school hygiene, this ltrn
Is ranked In seventh place among
(eleven major heath activities of the
a cities. This ranking Is based
on Hie degree lo which the practice
I was found to compare with reason
iable standards. The Infant is re
: ported to receive more attention
In proportion to his demands than
' the school child. The standing of
j school hygiene Is brought down by
reason of the Isrk of lienlth edtlca-
Travel To
SAN FRANCISCO
Los Angeles and Way Points
BY PICKWICK STAGE
Two Schedules Daily Leaving
Terminal Hotel 7 A. M. and 3:35 P. M.
One Way Fare to S. F. $14.75
Round Trip Fare to S.F 29.00
One Way Fare to L. A 26.60
Round Trip Fare to L. A 50.00
Two Days to San Francisco and Three Days to
Los Angeles by Pickwick Stage v
CALL
Terminal Hotel
Phone 586, Roseburg, Ore., for Information
ESSEX
HUDSON COACH NOW $1165
HUDSON BROUGHAM now $1450
HUDSON
(Seven-Passenger)
SEDAN
now
$1650
All Prices Freight and Tax Extra
And for those who desire, these cars may be
purchased on the special winter terms:
ESSEX COACH $195 DOWN PAYMENT
Balance $39 per Month
HUDSON COACH $295 DOWN PAYMENT
HUDSON BROUGHAM $465 DOWN PAYMENT
HUDSON SEDAN $525 DOWN PAYMENT
The remaining payments conveniently arranged
ROY CATCHING MOTOR COMPANY
125 hU Roaa St.
Phona 438
HUDSON-ESSEX World's Largest Selling
Roseburg,
"Sixes"
Oregon
Inn anil the unsatisfactory charao
.r of the pbysicuU examination
work.
BONIES OF HUGE MASTODON
UNEARTHED NEAR YAKIMA
YAKIMA. Wash.. Oct. 2. Bonos
Fresh Krape Juloo at Overland, of a htucn mastodon, with tusks
Orchurils. Bring containers or about six Cost long and beautifully
h am at IVands Koatt Stand. Will 'opalised. ware found yesterday In
deliver whoa filled, jthe clay pit of the Granger flay
Products company about 20 miles
from hunt. Alex Cornell, one of
..Uft,.V . . u-uh'tft imu utiivinis ui mo couiNluy, plans
JAPANESE RAILWAYS ADOPT
AMERICAN COUPLING SYSTEM
TOKYO. Oct. II. (A. P.) In
one day recently the; majority of
the 70,000 freight cars of the (rov
ernment railways of Japan, and
n.any of the pessenger coaches,
were equipped with the modern
type of American automatic coup
ler. All of the cars had been using
a European soapier of tho hook
and line type. More than 150,000 of
the. American couplers) which are
manufactured by a Chicago firm.
were purchased and distributed
IhrouKhi.ut the various railway
yards of Japan.
o
Heat with gas.
THAT WII.Ij KKSIST
THK ULAt'K. Kl'ST.
Ito have trtwru excavated witb care
in the hopes of netting a practical
ly complete skeleton and present It
lo the University ot Washington.
(Imml hn Uari ir) Harts of another mastodon ekele
WINN1PKU, Man.. Oct. 20. mn nr. (r.n.l in n,. ri.v nil .,,...
Samuel Larcombe. of Hlitlo. Man., iywlri, nKO But in Iho prl..nt tM
International known agricultur al. Ul. bone structure appears to bo
nus unveiopm a new wnwu. ";" i wonderfully mineralized.
ghea promise of being resistant 1 0
lo black stem rust. tit was luarn-1 . ,
ed her. today. Tho grain has I " "
been named Axmln1r. H yields' J' J- Bo,our Cleaners, phone
uv S.S-1IS, ui.'ii' ..ss.s -a..-..,...
una wan pronounced wqiiHl in mil
Here are The September Registration Figures
S litis; value to red file and Mur-
iquia.
tarrombe briisn developing Ax
minster in lull). lJt year It
showed Im than five per cent ot
rust Infection when Marquis and
luther varieties sjrown within five
let ot It. were Infected 100 per
cent. This season It did even
1 better.
Rtctlvts Purs Bred Buck
Levin Parker, of Ulxnnvllle to
day received a purebred Shropshire!
buck from 8llverton, Oregon. Mr. i
Parker Is one of the leading pure1
bred stock raisers of Oregon. exj
4e naively raising sheep and cattle.;
Prevent or remove Hues or
i wrinkles with Kllsubelh Aniens
I anll-Wrl'ikl Cream, muscle oU or
; orange skin food. Lloyd Crocker.
ASTHMA
No con tat it, bat srslcom
tsllsi is often brought
Pine Street Machine Shop
Opposite Flour Mill.
The best equipped shop in
town (or repair woilt.
We are able to handle your
- Urge jobs as well as
your small ones.
GEAR CUTTING
California Oregon Washington
Chevrolet 2718 426 535
Second Car .1983 220 286
Third Car. ....1298 166 220
Fourth Car ....1237 152 200
Fifth Car...: 1236 129 93
Total
3679
These totals cannot
be furnished because
the same make of
car was not second
or third in each state.
These are plain figures, furnished by the State Registration bureau,
per dollar, we believe, is the cause of Chevrolet success.
(Ford is included.) Honest value
Hansen Chevrolet Company, Roseburg
We need two good salesmen. (Application will be kept confidential)
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