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superstructure on 'lie ship, being
water-proof, waler-tlcht and every
thing else that would tend to pro
tect its contents from sea and
eather. 'lhe house inside and
out is neat and shipshape and the
only pcreon abuaid the vessel hav
ing a key to its lock is the chief
engineer. ,
This little cabin, so jealously
guarded, is kuonii as tile auxil-
ply tho wireless set and also to Il
luminate outbuard lights around
the lite boats, it is. the. court of
last appeal; it is the one tiling
ihut pusseugers and crew may de
peud upon in case of disaster fur,
as long us there is a spar above
opens up the little cabin ouce a
week to test tho emergency rig.
The motor is set running an hour
each lime to Iteep the parla oper
alive. ' , . .
e woman
This feature of modern steam
ship travel indicates the degree of
j water, the auxiliary will lunctiou.
I The outfit is entirely ludepend
jent of the regular ships machin
perlecilou to which automobile mo
tors have beeu Oveloped. . It is
noihiug short of marvelous that
those toullering pieces of mechan
ism which propelled early - autoi
less than three- decades- ago,
should now be dec.ned worthy to
serve as llfesttvers la case all else
Not satisfied with playing a lead
ing role on litnd, the automobile
motor has now taken up A career
at nea.
Away up on the sun deck of the
Steamship President Lincoln,
which sailed from San Frunt'lHco
for the Orient last week, Is a little
Iron cabin about 15, feut. lung, 6
feet wide and hardly enough to ac
commodate a man standing up
right. It Is the loftiest piece ' of
99
1
ery uiiu, ueuig on uip uignesL spui
on the deck, will operate without
interruption providing "juice" for
distress calls and for lighting the
small boats.
In these days of Vfloatdg pal
uces" tho possibility of a disaster
at sea is practically nil but the
auxllliary room as an added safety
measure lends a feeling of secure
ness. Chief Electrician T. Arm
strong, of the President ' Lincoln,
iury'roora. It houses an electrical
power plant lor emergency use
only.- And the energy necessary to
operate the generator is furnished
by a Chevrolet muter, one of the
type that prupells the nearly three
million Chevrolet cars now in use.
' Should everything else on ship
board fail or bo below water, this
Chevrolet motor conies to the res
o oressesw
fails. It is also a compliment t-o
Chevrolet that, even though it be
the lowest priced gear-shift auto
mobiju In the world,' Its motor is
chosen to operate emergency ap
and wko enjoys smartness andstyle
paratus upon which may depend'
n, n.-.. r'i,,i.,c
cue generating electricity to sup
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1926,
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Public Buys 18 Million Dollars' Worth of
New Lower-Pricsd Lighter Six, Chrysler "60"
in First Sixty Days
In the first sixty days following its
introduction an enthusiastic motor
ingpublic has paid more than eighteen
millions of dollars for the' newest
'Chrysler, the new.lightcr six, Chrysler
"60". i y
Unfilled orders for many millions
more are being rapidly met by vastly
expanded production facilities.
This overwhelming success was in
evitable. ' .
tor no other car approximating these
low prices can match combination of
noteworthy features
Sixty miles, and more, per hour; un
precedented acceleration; extraordi
nary gas economy, easily exceeding 22
miles to the gallonjthe striking beauty
of Chrysler dynamic symmetry
Astonishing riding case and reada
bility; the safety of Chrysler four
wheel hydraulic brakes; oil-filter and
air-cleaner; full pressure lubrication;
7-bcaring crank shaft; impulse rieu
' tralizerj road levelizers front and rear;
roomy and luxurious bodies.
Your nearest Chrysler dealer is eager
to demonstrate these and scores of
Other superiorities.
Chrysler Model Numbers Mean Miles Per Hour
CHRYSI.nn "60" Tniirlni Car. 1075; Roadster, I 145! CIuli Couu,
SI 1 6Sj Coaci. i 11 95; Sedan, $ 1 295.
Ask about Chrysler's attractive time-payment term,. More Chan 4700
Cbryslcr dealers a&iure superior Chrysler service everywhere.
AU prices ft o. b. Detroit, subject to current Federal excise tax.
H. L. CONNELLY MOTOR CO.
527 North Jaclison St. Phone 350
Roseburg, Oregon
Only a company such as
"Union Oil of Calif or-'
nia" can
SI
The new Star Six sport roadster
which hus been long expected by
local auto fans, was received last
night at iiunp Urothers garage and
placed on exhibit today. The car at
tracted a great deal of attention,
not only because of Its newness
but because of its outstanding mer
its. Tho car Is fully equipped with
accessories and lias uiauy devices
for convenience and comfort not
found as standard equipment on
practically any other make of car.
Star performance added another
chapter this week, according to the
itapp brothers, when H. C. Has
kell aud wile, former residents of
this city, now of Kl Paso, Texas,
reached Kosebttrg in a Slar coup
ster. The trip was 1907 miles in
length with S00 miles of desert
road, then through the Imperial
Valley aud over the Siskiyous. The
trip was over many high mountain
passes whero steep grudeB were
traversed.
. The journey was made in 72
hours of driving time, the average
speed being HiiAD miles. Tho car
used 70 gallons of gasoline, an
averago of 27.14; miles per gallon.
Six quarts of o!l: Were required, an
average of 317. S miles pur quart.
Mr. Haskell -was not required to
shift out of high gear for any hill
encountered upon the entire trip.
How much would It Increase th
value of your town lot in Suther
Un if a large saw mill were built
in Sutherlln Valley?
For .Men Only that is what the
beginning tomorrow is to be, and ,
it will be useless for any one other j
than masculines to get in on the i
sale the Boolerle is putting over '
for a week. Not but what there will i
be a lot of shoes sold to women !
during that week, but the sale!
Blunn has scheduled for a whole I
week has to do with men only. Not j
that Mr. Brunn prefers to deal i
Willi men only not he but lasti
week was devoted to ladies only,;
and Uruun says the sale went over
fine. In fact, sales were equal to '
many other selling events he has!
waged in the past, in the morning
the sale will have to do with men s j
wear, and according to his big an
nouncement in today's issue there !
will be a lot of special bargains
that will be worth while looking j
into. Following the men only sale
which will continue a week, the
Boolerie will put on a children's'
oniy event, which .Mr. Brunn al-'
leges will be a winner. i
fuel as good as
fllAULEOfl,
Jiere is the
most advanced model
ever offered
WOMEN like the smart perfor
mance of the Overland Six
its quick responsein traffic its snap
py running ability over the highway
its easy disregard for hills they
appreciate its willingness to serve
them in a way that takes till driving
from their hands.
They have confidence in the motor
for they know it will not fail them
in any driving emergency that
modern engineering has brought it
to a point of reliability and econo
my that exceeds anything ever before
offered in its price or size class.
Rolling along with the speedometer
touching forty fifty hfty-five and
better they feel sure of the easy
steering, the cjuick acting brakes
the great road stability. (
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Overiand Six
They like the trim lines of the body
- with the style appeal of the best
designers the luxury of the deep,
wide sears upholstered in the fines?
ol materials tiicwiatn ot tne ooors
the fitting and finish.
Every detail of this fine car is mod
ern in conception. Trust a woman
to see this distinctive feature of the
Overland Six she knows in a min
ute that it is not an old'type chassis
covered with anew type body.Eight
een of the finest European and Am
erican built cars were studied before
this car was built. It includes the
best and most advanced features of
them all. . , , . , :
A trial will reveal new enjoyments ;
in motoring. ' ; ' ' '
1 1 1 r m
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Standard Sedan
Touring $805 Coupe 1893
De Luxe Sedan $1095
I. O. D. Factory
752 New
Willys Finance
Plan-
Smaller down pay
ments and smaller
monthly payments
the lowest credit
cost inthe industry
317 North Jackson Street
F. W. CHASE
Roseburg
Phone 399
u
Gasoline
I'gOIl
Non-detonating
Union Gasoline provides, and always
has provided to Western motorists; the.
jion-detonating feature which supplies full
power to the pistons throughout their
entire stroke and ' eliminates all explosive
"knocking" or "pinging " on the hills or in
heavy pulling a quality for which Kastem
motorists are now buying "special gaso
lines" and paying 3 cents per gallon in
excess of usual prices for them. Yet Union
costs no more than other high grade fuels.
Ahvays use Arista Motor Oil with non
dctohating Union Gasoline because this
combination minimizes carbon to the ex
tent that motors in good condition arc
run for several years without it.
Union Oil Company
-of California "
(A,v,..i..t, .1 i'lOWi UdMil Wn
1 KLOK.NK, uic, .Inn l
l'ielCM;ui .synod ui Ol
' e.l it s JJiiili arnui.il m-s;
Ihkl jiijiln, all'T milking coiiiiiiiu. .
iiiiioinii)i'-iii.-i and wiUnig Uw i.s.i
Union lu lax em h m.-mber ,i i,
onl.r i r;ti.- money to cMi-irm:
an ailniijii.naiUMi nuii'liiii n iii
t, iiini: ' a ? lai m n.-.ir I 'urvaMi.-;.
In I aOiin itlr- ..-niuuun. j... ;n
, bfis of 111.- .-Willi W
Uil.- tax, loe-'Niu u!:m.
uiil ii-vi-'l iy in- pruio!:.
Iioaid in lajsii.K a li.iiM ?J;i.i-ii".
u'Mf, u mi id in- i no m lit It ii.r id
cliuu li iiM iahiT- id iifi'l r'ak.-. 'I ,
iiaiioiial fund i. i , ti.-id in:
minis. f-rial ptiiMim- ;i.i'l
A KiHOlUIion was pa't-d iM.mi
ins to In: Arnol'I IJi-i-m n C.iit
prtiislrlcm -fkTt ot 11k- i .uw-i.-hv .
( AssiH iat J l'r?.is .i-.ii
i iM'i Tsnrnr.n. v,
(Jeoigo Psilias, New
I'unn., rofliM- house
hi'ld nil n su s iii-i m.s
.ii cumuli ion w ii li 1 li
in-, i
July 21.--Kfti.-tinl
or.,
proinhMor,
iun iliai'i'
i' rtlayi'.e if
with M'Vi'ii rouiul.s,
l wo wire even.
lied U'KH'f" alui Ci?oik' Uixuu,
I 'orl land niid'llf.vi-iKlilH. IoukIiI u
fast draw in n six-ioiind Hi-ini-windiip.
Li-x JoluiHon, t'orllalid
Hht wciKlit, tiiini'd a foiir-muml 1
ilccisioii over hi I'ad.'lfoi-d, Hoae-ui-K.
Hilly Wiiil. it. VuncoiiviT j
Harracks. scori'd -i U'tiinuril
knockout over Itohhy Watson, JJal-j
!as, Texas. In lhe third. j
WILI. .VI'TMM) III Yl.liS' '
wi;i:k ix poh tlam. .
Kii.-nn; oik? mid '(.islrict will bo paid by the job-lthuc they will bo present to chat
ham and inainifaolurun, provided (with their fellow merchants from
their purchnHOH amonnled to -fiiUtMUie uoitBt in excnuime or uinas,
or more and ure made durlm; this and to sain new ones In tho var
week only. tous problems of nierciiandining.
Already, responses have also o
been received from merchnnls in ! Don't make any mistake. Suther
Alasltrt and the Hnwnilnn IsIhihIh, iln ts the place.
. Ul'f'ROII, ttie hfitrl !'-'.
'lor a;i iidiuini.Urati.iu
'be Kiunally isiu-rc-ssiiii
voloptiicnt of ih uu'
Oregon.
AppoilitinenlH v. er
as follows:
TniMef.1 for i!:,.
Kev. ). A. 7h 'ii.;.
cha.nnan: J"-. U.
1'ortland. Ii v lit i; j
Nfwbi: Kid r j; I.,
bure, mrn J. J.
( land.
Ch;tina.-i -if C mtlui
u,j(jl v. i-u
Ilia'. w
in tlie
Iopl'
Ixm U. Mt'lH'. )'anh),i p,iidi.-l:e.-,i
was oi i'i cd i -T'aH''l b' ( 'oihinnu
I 'leas J udm' .laiiH'.s It. M ! ai 'lane
at a habeas en: pus h -aiiiiK I lay.
Henry lii-wli' d (anion.
i Mno, who i sid-'- in ai r ln lioinc
of Don It. M-'lh'H. ranioii publi.-h-laih-d
In a ' Mandu." it iniwun
'iH at the Alb-yle ny rouiny jail lo
alt'iitify l'siiia a. ilf man In- saw
running a ay from i he M-ll'-u
home a slnut lime after tin- ( an
nul publi.-1i.-r as ,-lain July Hi.
Kive pi isiii-i .-. oiif ol tii'-m
I'stliaii. known to poll-' as "(leoi'fie
iho Cvvfk," w-m pliii'-! b.-ioi-Deville
and he uiiahle to pick
out any of them as le.i.-mbliiiK tin;
men he saw lunninK away from
Ute scene of the Ah Met .slaying.
I'aillas urreiulen'd lo city detec
tives a few das ano wlieu lie
I' HCDfd (he police Wee M'fllN
lor him in; (pn-si ioiiini; as to his
movenienifi on the nitln of tin;
hooliriK. was said by dete;
lives to have mad" tieu nt Hlp.-
' f'antnn and th . ihiiii hi an
iomohil resemble! ih- machine
used by Mellett'K .T-ssasins. '
1'Oirn.ANI), tHe.. .Inly I'.K
Many merchants fmni ItostsburB I
and vicinity are making anaiiBe
ments lo be present at Portland's
1 oui teet h Annual Ituyers' Week.
August 2-7. llt'i. Over one hun
dred and Iwenty-flvi jobbers and
uianulactiirers ol the 1(oj- City
are extendiim an Invitation to lhe
iwi-n-hants or the fourteen West
el n slates to be prehellt ell this
K.rasioii. at which time they will
he guests for a week's entertain
ment Fpe.fally sdaged or the mer
(liauts of the pacific Coast and
mountain stales.
l:.i Hi ),.(! lan-s lor lhe round
Corsets Made to Your Own Measure
MADE BY 5TH AVE. N. Y. CO.
Also tho New Charis Combination Girdle and Brassieres for
Wear wfth One-Piece Dress.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
MRS. JONES, 206 Perkins Bldg., 1 to 5 p. m. Phone 27-F-4
ip i;l men-hanis uttendiim liny- ; VA
Work in I'oriiaiid itoni inis ta
ers
i-:id
Jlde
I'OII
it!e. -: (. V
.i i a..d. toi
. I.owiii-iit.
e:iu iiii:a .
ndfe.ou, M-
Keep your eye on Kuthei ILn.
SomethiriK is fl;(K lo happen.
"TO SERVE YOU
I). W. M. M'Clii.-.. !
'ign minion-: !fi- .
Portland. ( h: is?i..n
Kev. II. C. II .nsf.n. Pi
lief and siisteniai ion.
President of women', syuodica.
fioclefy: Mrs, A. Y L'lackbui n
Corvallis.
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V'hzt vovli &a east ead
HERMAN DEFEATS
FUENTE; ROSEBURG
BOY OUTPOINTED
FIRST CHOICE with pa- j
M trmift nf rli-v rlpaninrr V
j held by fine workmanship
Si and service promises ft
S promptly kept. First $
1 choice with you has given
1 us first place in cleaning
Sj and dyeing reputation be-
S ...
a cause your satisfaction is
v
K first with us.
L. W, METZGER
SASH DOORS MILLWORK
Complete Line of Building Material
Plate and Window Glass
Agent for Firbank-More & Co.
Phone 362 Roseburg, Ore.
I'OUTI.A.M'. On, .lull J! -'M!nr,
"Tlu.v" Hi-Miuin, roifliuiil
iicHvywciRhl, took u it-u-i-ouii'I 'I?
( IhIoii ovmi- Tony K.li lili. of 1xh
vest ' Augelfc-, tu (lie uiu nveul hyit
SATURDAY SPECIAS
Beating
Bowl Set
A good weight r'isb howl, smoothly finished insddo ami out. Kit
Ud with a "lnain" CiHin Whir. Wry Htihstandally inado und
( a rc;j bargain, for Saturday only
99c
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Phon. 277, Our'iuto wilt till.
It unit, Hrouu ti crtdntd -8W'ra'.ftiMitT?ifra.BTOraiitCT-tT
Roseburg Phone 25
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