ROSEBURG NEWS-REVEST. yEDNESDAY, OCTOSSR 21, 1923.
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FORGIIYOFDEIRQIT
ONE-PR
t ke Extra ToUQate
Fini'
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han ay SUllia Ktrty
anvecatiag that tbe state alraue1 he tat sly eaxJag IM9 af tJseraWaaf' vgMcId) iNeef eeeletSeif sea soli
ki( a aeries of ISO conventions ta all parti ef taw Unite BUM, aatkUf the repeal of Federal.
taxes m automotive preeaets.
Ia aeaitloa ta tka state urease ana
tmm. tka Wrar af a ear Bala Boat Bar a 1 Federal war tal
ib aawaat ranging free, abeat lit U tU- la the Bail fear UM the fatal Federal taxes aa aatsaisttj
treaVrte amounted to S15S,es,sse. , .
State (cca are as a rale applied to highway week and renlstJaa. The Federal aat kxctse taxes are T$
fmm series going hte aba general treaaary. .- , ,. . ,miT - - , . '
The Street Railway Commission
ot the city of Detroit and Mayor
John W. Smith have approved the
purchase ot M more Oraham Broth
ers twenty-one passenger street
car type motor coaches, making a
total of Its bought tram Oraham
Brothers within a year. This ao
tioa ot the commission, taken In
accordance with the recommenda
tion ot H. U. Wallace, general man
ager ot the Detroit street railways,
was later approved by the city
council.
' General Manager ' Wallace, In
recommending the purchase atated
that the lit Oraham Brothers
coaches already in service have
been operated over t.OOU.000 miles
and have proved entirely satisfac
tory. The department ot street rail
ways started motor coach opera
tions on January 1, 1925, and have
gradually extended their coach
lines until they now operate over
routes totaling 63 miles. Tha new
equipment will, when placed In ser
vice, Increase the mileage ot their
coach routes by 43 miles, giving
them a total of 96 miles. Trolley
cars are operating over 396 miles
ot track, and the 85 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
system, making ase of street ears
and motor coaches, each in Its beat
adaptable field, and thus furnishing
to the people a co-ordinated serv
ice through th interchange of
transfer privileges. The motor
coach is taking a leading part In
expending transportation systems
by providing service to new dis
tricts at a very much smaller in
vestment than would have to be
made if tracks and overhead trolley
lines were installed.
The department of street rail
ways Is also inaugurating a new
feature In operating coach service
between the important railroad sta
tions and the principal hotels in
the business sections of the city.
This should prove very convenient
to the large number of visitors con
tinually arriving in Detroit who de
sire to reach the downtown section
ot the city without the necessity
of Inquiring for directions.
. This order for (4 Oraham Broth
ers motor coaches la one ef the
into tbs ipuabfe wefe!.
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Intelligent economy .... Sensing and
adopting, in advance of anybody else,
the newest and most efficient equip
ment and methods have made this low
For Exfra Good Measure
-over and above
.
simony major feature- one patented,
exclusive 91 all told that come to yon
with this superlative among light cars I
RkgthmiadRidUff
In this great light automobile you
ride buoyantly, rnome-sinoothnesa.
THIPLEX SPKiWGS patented, ex
clusive. That is what does it . . .
30 inches more spring-supported
' area that is the source from which
this super-riding-comfort corneal
. the Triplex Spring of the Over
- land pa-ff they do not path, as do
all other types of spring. Attached
'to the frame, 15 imehet Iu front of
the srhrrts, they lift their load
'gentry, smoothly, over any destruc
tion. Easier lUdng-EamUrParkina
30 Inches more tprlns-eapBorted
arm. with SO inch leu wbedbate
taparkl .
, . It U ranch' easier to handle a
small car than a big car. In traffic
yon wtaee in and oat, where your
big, kevg car baa to have plenty of
dowaeasca, T"'
. , . take Barking. Tour Ovarlaad
Standard Sedaa parks "kg between"
"saaxtwtcnea la
whralhasa a gainst 136-incb sprtag
base. AU easy riding ia a quesviaa
of springs.
Overland engineering the most
advanced in the industry
. . . and OvevThncf engineering has
found the answer to that difference
ia wherlhase, absolutely . . . TRIP
LEX SPRINGS! . . . This painted'
and exclusive Overland principle
gives longer life to every mechan
ical part easier operation to the
car itself. Spring troubles are cut
to- a aiiarmum. 100-inch- actual
wheofhass that's essy parking!
1. la-inch spring-base that's easy
riding!
Observe tke umart, clean-cut
' lines ef this ear
it is rakish, low plenty of room
in it unequalled in comfort for
driver and passengers body fin
ished in polished meaner, a rich
deep blue with glistening Jet-black
trimming. . .
newer earn
it can be "saaatwaenea la aiasosi
sarywbeswl , , ,
I . bat tow- aarrf tka average
' Wider teatt-hig
the widest of tutu light ear built
new, single-piece, undivided front
seat. 30 inches wide, IV inches
deep; wider bark seat, 45 laches
wide, 18 inches deep.
bet of win-
Estra wide down, toe
entrance and exit to both
front ant rear arats. No discom
fort to anybody getting in or out
Verg latest one-piece windshield
especially vakeel) le in night-dciv-ing.
Gives clear, unobstructed
vision. More easily adjusted yoti -don't
have to fuss with it. Adds
greatly to the car's appearance.
Easier to- clean and to keep- clean.
And new coat ventilator
a comfort any late model big car
Jives, new in the tight car. Lets
rrsh air circulate cootinuossdy
through tbe-tower part of Use car.
Then add to all these things a T7
horsepower enahse, fast, sturdy. Ta
lis ble. . . . Three speed. sehxUme
slidmo-aear trantmiuinm . . . Bora
and Beck disc tupe clutch, one ot
ttm finest rksh tire mad . . . Arto
LUe starting, tlgfihna and lejnitkm.
A wonderful rear axle satlem, erfaaT
to that used in rare of do Mails Mm
weight Axle shafts of Mohshdesmm
steel, the teogbest steel know, to
rrwtioo i ime, . . . A Ceasm of re
markuble strength. .
WELLS & CHASE
Phong, 339
317 rtsith. Jacluoa Street
ROSEBURG, QRE.
this Sedan of fine quality at the brest pricj
. ever placed on a Sedan by Studebalz?
THERE wis- 'time wtten tfie
automobile buyer seeking great
est value for his dollar was justified:
in considering a ear of aeconA-grad
quality, whichiwas reasonably gattw
factory from tke atandpein ai tratia
portation alone.
But with the advent of Smde
baker's One-Profit maaufactaring
policy, cars of tint finest quality, such
as the Standard Six Sedaa illustrated
' below, are now only slightly hfgHer
in price than those of second gyade.
This small difference m price la
practically nothing in cotnparisoo to
the vast difference in materials' and.
1 workmanship plus increased prida
of ownership, and the. extra, aervita
that a Studebaker gives.
Under this One-Profit system wat
build in our awn plants aft bodies,,
engines, clutches, steering gears, duV
ferentiars, springs, gear sets, axles,
gray iron castings and drop forgirrs.
Thua we eliminate extra profits and
overhead, that alt other, manufac
turers (except Ford) must pay to.
outside parts and body makers
and what we save goes to the buyers
ef Studabaket ears, i
And beeausa- we ftave facilities for
manufacturing all vital parts on this
One-Profit basis, we are, able to de
sign, engineer and build every Stude
baket ear aa a complete, fiarmonious"
tmit Being; Unib-BnMt; the Stude
baker functions as a unit with all
the advantages al unit over asata.
bled eoutrwctioB.
The. sesoit ia years longer rife
scores of thousands, of miles ol ex
cess transportation greater riding;
comfort minimum, repair goats
and. finally, higher resale value.
A UNTT-EUILT CAH
Talae SasMtawi ty
; "Mw-raaifM ssssW' ,
THE fine Stadebakec StaadVtT
Six Sedan illustrated below ur
. ephoUteras in geaaiaa wae etoan.
Carpets are weak Wiadwwa aval
leal plata glass. Pear wide swore.
EqWpment includes sa (-day cfoefcv
gasoline gauge, coincidental leek n
ignitioa and iliwring grir, inrooiaria
windihiald cleanar,ash seceivav.ssar
vision mirror, atop light, dome kska
safety llgnting control aa atserieat
. wheel, aad tail lias aaltooa tit as.
: This Sedan has saaay sapu laiitka) -
liidden aa wall aa ebviaus. Bodw,
pillars are ef faa aonhara waita ash
cross-mesnbers of sard maple. Waj
pay a premiam for the best steels. .
SUraithe door and Hw ssaad sayar
"quality." Swing on ate dooa, Ron
one wheel up on tha curb aad sola
bow the doors still' open sad claaa i .
how the motor still runs suawrHfy
Sit oa the firm, heavy leaden. Trw
the steetiaaT gaaa, Sea boa easily
k Bandies the fuB-sfce ballooa nrea. ,
Test das e-asrort of the gas
Studebaker Standard Six ZPdzznger Sedan
rwoot TRikaaa
$ 1 625 DelivercS for Cash in Rosebrjrg
Or, under Studebaaytfair and UhejareuattPav- grjr IN 1
ment Plan, this Sedan mara bw psrrhaawii at o riO iOWI)
monthly income wath an ismal pa-yaae-n ot amly"
Rtatt ttlV 9swtVwarlatha' eaMS I
ful in any car el isa aiae aad weight,
according to tbe rarktgs aiuWN.A.
C C aad the Society at Aeitoawgasat
r-aginecre. This ia SiuJikskai'w
lowest priced Sedaav ICaaa eaaaark
one then realise why no car at av
comparable price baa more theav
supcrficisl reicmbiaace.
Come ia and let aa damoasSrala
this sturdy One-Front
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W. A. BURR & SON
Central Garage Roseburg, Oregon - J ;J
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Phone 385.
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largest single orders fbr automo
tive equipment ever placed by a
street railway. The ooachea are
being delivered at the rate of two
a day.
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OAK GKOVK mUMT-4.
Fay Leatherwood la on the slrk
Hat and under tbe carrot Dr. Oe-
vore of Oakland.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Klllaon and
sons Luther and Kenneth or
Carnes spent Sunday at the C. L.
Hamilton home.
Geo. Wilcox and J. C. Hamilton
attended the funeral ot Mrs. Hte
vens at Oakland Sunday.
Mrs. Ilattie Whitney and sen
and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Wa. Bsln
bridge of esstern Oregon' visited
at the Lon Eggleton home Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ooo. Wilcox were
Osklsnd visitors Wednesday.
The County School Supertnnm
dnnt visited our school Wednes
day. Leona Belle Cook has been ab
sent from school this wees on
account of sickness.
J eons gelveria apent the week
end at home.
If. A. Bemis wsa In. Roseburg
on Mondsy.
Henry gelvert did some disk
ing for J. C. Hamilton, with his
tractor.
Mrs. Csrrla Marston and fam
ily called at tbe Wilcox home
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fay Leaf her wood
rand James Leatherwood were
Oakland visitors oa Wednesday.
GOflO FOOTBALL
GAP.1E EXPECTED
WHIM
The football gaoa am Saturday
between . P-ueepuig anat Eugene
high) school, teems lav ssueuled to
be a dose contest and1 act Interest
ing one. The "dope" favors Rose
burg, bat because of ttm team's
inexperience and light welgbr it is
facing handicap which makes
the ' dope" toe uncertain for de
pendability; Cottage Grove tfcroat-
ed Oakland 32 to 4. Cottage Qarvi
held the; Eugene high, school to i
0 to 0 He. Roseaarg won from
Oakland 42 to 0, Indicating that
Ruse burg, Eugene and Cottage
Grove are about equal.
Tha local boy have been mak
ing a great Improvement in their
playing and in their gaoaa ' with
Oakland made a better showing
(ban at any time this year. Al
though they are not being counted
upon for any great rseords this
year, tbe experience being gained
with the fact that tha team will
be practically ancbanged next sea
son, speaka well for the future.
TEACHERS
MPIEM
A large number ot school teach
er from' all parts of the county
are expected to arrive m the city
tonight and tomorrow to attend
the institute to be held st the high
school building on Thursday and
Friday, the 22nd" and ZSfd. The In
stitute plsn was- revived by the
last legislature and attendance
la required aa In former yeara,. so
that practically all his tract nr of
the county will be present A fine
program haa been prepared and in
teresting and instructive addreanee
will be made. Mrs. Ackert, the
county school superintendent, aska
that local residents having roams
available for teechera for tbe two
days pleaae advise her at once, at
accommodatlona will doubtless be
required.
NEWSY BITS
prosldcns sf Use Alaotada county
division ot the W. C. T. U. A-, la
..i.t..u..ln . MHMntln. f, t V. . nr.
mini m l.. , v ....... wa mi, -
gaalaatsoa. i i ml
' STOCKTON. Cat Five men aad
one. gltV keUeveo. to sa ring leaa-
era. ol a aotenous gang ot al-)acar
era. white slavers and aarcoUo
Deddlera. who have been os crating
(ram Seattle (a a-as-'aSngplea aad as
fss east aa Kansas Uty, were at
rusiuu nerg. ; ..
BILLINGS, Mont Clevs . Wilds,
16, wsa acquitted of a charge ot
murderlnz his irandlstber. L D.
Jones, a pioneer - rancher. YOaag
Wlido aaid ha accidentally . dla
charged a rifle with which be was
trigbumlng tbe elderly, gaaa loUow,
log a boraq whipping.
. VANCOUVER, B. O-UaWsa
grantsd a- reprieve to carry tkelr
appeal to the supreme court of
Canada at Ottawa,. Owes tt. Baker
aud Harry t. gowaao, convicted ot
killing William J. SUlie aad W1W
liam IS. UUlls, father aad aaavta S
hi lacking raid, stuat haag Swrear
ber 4. They lost as appeal is tbe
UrlUsh court ot appaaia yesterday,
Vancouver, m CJaka Ba
lantyne, apiarist at NelasV B. C, h
shipping le pounda at kaea and tea
quevaa to AucaJaag, Ttew geslsad,
where aumaier la Ju beglniaug. la
an effort to make tha raaeosa. pra.
duca two cropa at honey. If tka
Men's salts eteanexi and pressed,
$160. Boseburg Cleaners, psoas
eiBerlment ia ;uccaful It la plsae.
ined to ship colonies ot beag tWt
' OAKLAND Women teaetera
who lndulse in claavwttea'' are reul
isaeoBlble for smoking among girlln end ot tha PaciUo to tha oOier