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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 14. 1927.
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FOREST RANGER EX
AMINATION TO BE
HELD NEXT MONTH
An examination lor forest rang
n'B will h licit) t lie I til tor mrt of
; Ot'tnbiM ttt If year. Apptiriitinns
imiflt hi; lect'lvi'd by tho I1.
Civil SitvU'i CuminlKHlon, Wnsh
iiiKton, II, C, not Jnttr than
0(;loln;r 14, thn fori-st survU'O an
iiouncuH from 1U I'orlland, Otv
uon, oli'looH.
TIiIm Ih (lu XivX iiiiiKtM- oxam -
innHon held flnie lit'JiV Place! of
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KOY CATCHING MOTOR
125 N. Rose
Phc
A good Used Car ot the right price U .the best automo
bile value in the world.
Our car are fairly priced and honestly (old.
HERE ARE A FEW
Ford Touring,
1 924 model
1922 Ford Coupe
1925 Star Ugh Delivery
1920 Chnlmer TourJns
OoHnnJ Taurine
10)1 Hi.daon Sedan
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IN NINE VITAL
AMERICA
SIX
UNDER
A powerful and arresting statement
to make, yet every Dodge Brothers
dealer stands ready to prove it. ! :
,. ; ,:.' ;i r .' ,H .i '. fill I
Nine ; specific features vital ' and
definite not equalled by any -other
motor car within nine hundred dol
lars of the Senior pricel h mm
Mil : u t it tv.w i
s No wonder this, trdjliaijit.Yfih jclje, wns
instant rank as America's finest per
forming. Six! No wonder it flashes a
thrilling challenge to the fleetest
and smartest on the road!" 1 ' x.n
i t These, nine ifeaturesi ,teU , why? Ask, , .
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us to point them out. Ask lor a
booklet explaining each" in detail!
Demand tlie facets!
With i this great Six Dodge Brothers
have struck an entirely new note in
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iiiiu car rViuuci
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RO.B.OKTROITifUU. fACIOIW KUIPMCMT
J. O.NEWLD; & SON
1 . , Roseburg Phone' 458 i I
wedan
exumlnutiou Include the eltfht hu
pervisovrt headquarteiH iiwna In
WisliinKton ami .tho ' fourteen
towns In Oregon. ,
The tf.ifest how fee iolntH out
that pasalnu the exaiuinatton. does
not necertHHi'Uy mean itu Inline
(Hute anpolnlnieiit, kIuco n va
eaney must exist before offers are
iimtle, To niiute from the, notice.
' aiinlinmlH must hu in Hound
Ithysteal ootulltion ami gooil
j health.
i quires
The forest Hervice ve
thnt applicants In ale-
438 Roseburg,' Ore,
$150
.: ; $150
..;...'; :.....$250
....;,....$ioo
'-$ 50
. -'- $450 f
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2500
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hodied and capable of enduring
hardships and performing aevero
labor under trying conditions, lu -
valid anil consumptive seeking
light out-of-door employment are
not .luahliwl' tor tlie work ami
should-not apply. No one may
.c:i. iu puss uie exiiuiumuon wno
Is not aide to take care of him
self and his horses in regions of
remote from si'ttlemeut and sup
plies." Applicants nuiid hr.vc reached
the twenty-first hut not their
thirty-fifth birthday. Subject ex-
amhied ulu air cduraflnu and j
im.utill tests, practical experu-iu-e i
relative to duties of ranger and
experience, tho " first two Imvej
weights of 40 points CHfh. tlie ;
last, 20; the passing grade is 00. j
1-lx-servlre men must attacli to
their .applications their original
disrliarge or ihotostat or certi-1
fiti copy thereof.
Positions of ranger carry sal-1
arles from JttiSO to $2,000 In the
I T.ii I .! Kluti.g im,l fi-om SIOOO to!
E ' ju.'.OO In Alaska.
Applicants should apply direct !
B to the l S. Civil Servhe Coninils '
sinn. wasnmgion, n. t ., tor lorm
k , 2600 and slate that the examiua-
EMlnn Is lor forest ranger.
ncnli at Mloytd Park.
REACHING THE MILLION
The million mark. In number of
automobiles exported annually, will
soon he reached, say nhsorvors
Tlils year the cxjwrt Is estimated
to reach 600,000. The car go to
90 different countries.
Tractor plow for all slie trac
tor at Wharton Bros. .
In Introducing its 10 models for
11128, the fluick Motor company
presents an array of refinement:
which have seldom, If ever, been
equalled, excefil by Uuick..-
'The Improved lx - cylinder
valvo:in-head engine, with, ihe
noiseless and vibratlohless flow of
power which matte It the tulk of
the world last year, the new ami
captivating bodies by Fisher, the
new Bulck vogue In Interior treat
ment, these are only a part of
the story. The convenience of
'driver and passenger lias dictated
a . host, of other ' refinements
which will be round In all Hulck
(or IMS, ami in Buicks only.
Kverythlng 1s c o n v e nleully
placed, in .tlie new Uulck driving
cmnpaitmrat. All controls are
readily accessible without reach
ing or leaning. Lights are central:
ineil on the top of the steering
post, where a sluxlo switch not
only regulates them but furim
tliem on and of f . .
. At the Junction of the steering
post and dash is the new Dulck
two-way lock, devised as a "protec
tion against theft. By means of
It, the ignition aiul the steering
wheel may both be locked, bu,t -t
Is Ingeniously designed to prevent
locking of the wheel by the mere
act of shutting oft the Ignition.
The Hulck driver may cut-off his
engine and coast without losing
steering control, but lie.: A'innol
lock the wheel while the engine IS
running. The nuw lock Is ease-'
hardened, and has the full approv
al of the Board of Underwriters'
which means that the . corn so
equipped enjoys the lowest, auto-,
mobile theft insurance rates. ,-
On the Uulck dash, which li
simplified by transfer of Hie light
controls to the steering post, the
instruments are grouped in three
handsome small panels, clustered
within a larger, panel, v Ammeter,
oil gauge,, speedometer, gasoline
gauge and wa'tori thermometer
comprise the group. . Thnyi oocupy
a space so small thnt all can bo
seen at a single "glance. ' .
In deferenue to tlie thousands
of 'Women who drive. .Bulcks,
Bulck engineers have originated
a steering wheel which' will t ap
peal to the small hand, as well as
to the large. The vnew wheel is
designed to fill any- haml comfort
ably,' making prolonged drives
possible without fatiguei 'it .
Several' of the . new closed
models embody an Ingenious, con
cealed switch which automatical
ly tuniB on ;the dome light when
the rear door, is opened, without
in anyway interfering with -con-'
troli of that light from tue .usual
switch on the sldei post. , i t
HANDSOME ESSEX
testa of the J3ssex Suu'er-Six'car
on the Btreets tell the story of its
reninrltable 1827 popularity, in the,
opinion of. Hoy Catching, Hudson
Essex dealer,' who Is studying' nn l
analyzing reasons for the success
It has Bcorcu. ins iinni conoiusuu
is that no one quality could have
made possible the consistent and
growing Essex success it ' must
huvc taken a combination of many
advantages. -'...:
"The hano'souia . appearance of
Essex cars." said Mr. -Catching, is
just tlie outward symbol oi , this
thorough design and quality, r-s-sex
.cars have always been favor
ably :knon for easy riding quali
ties, and those new cars are in
line -with their predecessors.
"Rarely does an engineering de
partment combine qualities ot easy
speed, line braking power, smooth
riding. and effortless handling in a
car as well us has been nllnlnod
In this Essex Super-Six. In traffic
it spurts quickly to the deshvd
pace and the gears shift so smooth-,
ly that action with them .is subcon
scious. A sudden Rworvo Is needed
and the wheel swings a finely bal
anced car as -easily as a bicycle.
There Is a sudden stop to be made
or a collision and tlie foot pedal is
sufficient; quick acting stoppers
grab tile wheels like a giant hand.
"Tho street becomes rough nml
wavy; there is little jar' felt anil
no necessity to "hold on tight.''
Tlie seats themselves are evidenl-
ly made for those who like to sit
j restlully. They aro like chairs in
1 a man's club.
.imressions ot this car. the
,vhceli ,h(, 8eats, the roominess, the
slm.uv umver amI Htnn5th make It
a nlll8cl,nne automobile. It can be
.,,.,,,,.,, ,.mi - n E.t deal. And
tlie average man always asks "How
fast can she go?" At nearly a mile
a minute tt hues the road without
The Big Drive Still Going
Tha High Standard of Quality la
Alway Maintained In
Kelly
Springfield
TIRES
We Swap New Tires for
Your Oid Ones.
Greasing, Oiling,
Vulcanizing
Fully Equipped Power
Car Washing Machine.
AUTOMATIC AIR MACHINE
ELECTRIC SERVICE
BATTERY, GENERATOR
AND IGNITION
NIGHT AND DAY SERVICE
Rose Garage
mm. vw
mm
i Full-crown mc-ptece
'fendert mnd bullet ,.
type headlamp ein
' pbaike ihc beauty of
Cbevrolei filler
- bodies.
Charmlnjc
: pcrmanen
neti and tndlvtdu
Jily of all Chevrolet
models -
TheRaadsfcr, Coup
and Cabriolet have
A new type tiff ear-. .
. tier, riRidlv fasVeoed ' j
. -to the frame, ia an-
' .pthcr fio citr fca- ,
, tnrcof today's Chcv,
' roleu ; i i
been given oJdt I d i
li net ion by "Fith
lail" modeling of llw
' rear deck.
Phone 446
.vibration pr 'labor.: The Super-Six
principle' ofbulaiice is at work.
"It is quick on the get-away, has
that sweep of visibility demanded
'by modern drivers. Is finished in
side with the simple luxury that is
in keeping with 1927, and it-sings
its song of tlie road with us liuio
effort as a prima donna." 1 v
, Eat barbecue sandwlcaea and
Jve forever. UrunU e Itoad Stand.
MOUNTAIN SHEEP :
GIVE PROTECTION
, TO THEIR LAMBS
GLACIER PARK, Mont., Sept.
14. SlutlieU observations by nuiB-
ers in lilacier national park .re-
Veal that the bis horn ewe of tlie
Rockies embodies the greatest
protective spirit of motherhood iu
all the wild unimal kingdom. ' The
eagle and .tlie bear are Sjie two
most dangerous enemies tlie niouu
tulu sheep have to contend with
in bringing up lauibs. '
When first boru the lamb Is so
carelully cached in the brush oa
the mountain side that tlie old
ewe sotuetlines leaves her ' young
for uu entire day, relurnins couu
Uently to the spot at night to uurse
it.
Jim Graves, veteran park ranger,
who in rupont years graduated. in
to a wliiie colliired Job at iho big
gateway hotel, says he has seen
old ewes cacho their young and
then graie mwiy from where they
left them, as If to lure soaring
eagles from the "procluua hldiug
snuis" on the mountain side.
"The prowling bear Is outwit
ted Quite as effectively," Graves
says. "It is a peculiar thing but
tliero evidently is no odor about
u uursling mountain lamb to 'give
a bear tlie slightest Bcent. Nature
seems to have tlius protected the
innocent little lamb. 1 recall an In-1
eideut while riding the trails. With
the binoculars, I had v. niched a
ewo cache hev lamb on the moun
tain side. A snort time, aner
ward 1 saw a bear within a hun
dred yards of whore the old ewo
hid her laiab. I Matched the old
bear closely and saw him go up
the mountain side and eat a groupe
that had perished In the winter's
storms. Now, the weather was still
cold, but tlie boar got tho scent of
that fi-oicu grouse but never oven
discovered tho young lamb, which
ho certainly would have preferred
to feast Upon."
Wool sacks, twine, sheep dip and
I branding paint at W harton Bros.
HMSEN eHEVR0LET I CO.
Only Chevrolet
Bodies
color of
i imart
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Here Ss quality jypujftevcrf (yiought jpossil
iirs bostirig huhflfeds of dcfllars morc44
. -iquiUfcy' fiiat ldcftnii8y U jabllsjicj jcbe'
j .. -tyorld'e finest
Rose Street
., I LIBERTY THEATRE';
Liberty Has Double Feature Bll
'"And, they lived happy ever. .af
ter!" A .conclusion which leaves a
HntisTautory feeling in the heart of.
every thoatre-goer Is the climax ' of
Lenore J. Coffee's newest original J
screen play, starring Beatrice joy,
which '.William de Mille directed
and .which comes to the Liberty
theatre today. .
Married in the opening! of tlie
story to a - "butterfly" wife, . the-
leading male character, portrayed
by -dive Brook, becomes disillu
sioned insofar as matrimony Is
concerned. And then in a book
store he meets Mary, in the shape
and likeness of Leatrlce Joy, attar
the divorce. .Again he embarks on
the rouh seas of wedded life. '-But
the second attempt - proves hope
lessly -successful and
Well, it's lllce the old adase "If
at first you don't succeed, try, try
again!" . '
A roaring comedy, dashed with
swift-moving romance and fast and
furious action, describes George
O'Hara's, firat feature-length com
edy for F. B. 0., "Going the Limit,''
at tho Liberty theatre today. Willi
a plot that -consists of a novel
theme wrapped in a series of orig
inal and side-splittiug situations,.
Hie picture proved highly popular
wlih tho audience, and promises
well for (lie personnble young star's
future productions. . -
ANTLERS THEATRE
Fox Picture of Russia Replete
With Artistry
"Siberia," Fox Films production,
now at the Antlers theatre, is a
strictly high-class .motion picture
version of Hartley Campbell's fa
mous stage play. It Is packed with
thrills, scenic beauty and action.
'Siberia" depicts the reigu of
Czar. Nicholas when Tree speech
meant the firing squad or the
bleak, desolate salt mines of Si
beria. The screen version is faith
ful In its depiction ot the dreary
waatelands which the st3e was
unable to reproduce. . ,
Alma Rubens, Kdmuml Lowe,
Lou Tellesen and others are fea
tured in an all-star cast. -
I Just receive! another new line cf
! winter millinery. Mrs. S. M. King.
I Specialty Stioppo. -..
by Fisher at
such low prices
Xlie .bodies that Tisher has built for today's enclosed f
Chevrolets are comparable, -in every respect, to the
coachwprkof th'e world's finest autpmobiles!
No other car in the low price field offers bodies by
Fisher, with all the cortafort, charm, and elegance that
,the Fisher name assures.' t 1 .
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Come in and make your own inspect ipn of Chevrolet
coachwork. Note the smartness of its Duco colors . .
the grace of its full-crown, one-piece fenders deep,
.restful seats . . the Cashionable durable upholstery . . .
the
: oraplete modern i
Vou Willi learn that
Chevrolet's peraSAnce is r pvevyx ? u&zfoz i
its outstanding beautv! . '
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HAS MOSQUITO VACCINE ':
CAMDEN. Ark. Dr. P. V., Du
Common, ' o Camuen.. claims to
have perfected an' a)itirinos(iulto
serum for -humalis ' and animals.
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jNlagnificent New
Closed Models as
THE multiplying rate at which the newest :
Rbyal Eights and Sixes by Chandler are ap?
pearing on the streets from coast to coast, is
causing a whole lot of notice .and comment.
Particularly amazing to the public is Chand
' ler's latest achievement in building a magnificent
Special Six Sedan for less than a thousand dollars I
Exceptionally, appealing in its low-swung de
sign initssmart harmony of color in its luxury
and with its high compression Pikes Peak
motor, exceptionally and marvelously powerful.
Moreover, this Chandler lubricates iisci from
one end of the chassis to the other, the moment
you press your foot on a plunger.
See this car. See also the new Metropolitan
Big Six Sedan at $1495 and the new Royal
Eight Sedan at $1995 prices to.b. factory.
Just look just drive. '. - -
Stanley's Highway Garage
332 North Jackson St. Phone 478
Roseburg, Oregon
CHANDLER.CLEVELAND MOTORS CORPORATION, CLEVELAND
offers
The COACH
$595,
TheTnurina- tCJC
or Roadster
The
Coope
. 625 ;
, 695 '
.'715
The Sport
Cabriolet -
The Imperial $7A '
Laiulait - - r2
H-TmiTrnck 395
(ChtusliOntv)
1-Ton Truck , ?495
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I All price. Co. b. FUm i,
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i Check jcherralat;
Delivered Prices
patented
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They Include the Ian
Ctt handling and fi
oaodriB charge
' avaitabla.
except
Roseburg, Oregon
Tlie Vaccine is. iiatiniless- to those
who take" it, 'lie says, but causes
instant death to file insect when
It boros inta the innoculated blood .
stream. :'"'
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1928 $
low as ', '
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