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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 1928. FILM STAR AND HER WHIPPET SIX RACE DRIVEflS USE ' GUM-DIPPED TIRES TWO Dorothy Gulliver, featured by Universal in the "Collegian" series, and who recently completed the feminine lead in the Jcrr'cl production "Honeymoon Flats," takes enough time from het strenuous work in the movie studios to pose with her favorite car, a Whippet Six Coach. WILLYS-OVERLflWD i 1 Suip.iuHliiK nil inoyloiis record lliu Willys-Overland ciiiniiuny 1111 May 3t produced 2,244 Wlllyn KiiifiliL mill Whippet cars which Is nn inereUHe of 214 curs over Din previous IiIkIh'34 dally ouiinil REID CROWN GASOLINE needs no "dope STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA Inblished oa May 'l!ith, when 2.-J30 cms wore produced, officials :iu "nouueed here today. May shipments totalling 44,!ird) cars broke any previous record and compared with shipments of 27, MM cars during May of lam year. May , production totalled 4fi,uS(i cars as compared with production of 38,020 cam In April, 33,898 cars In March 25,522 In February and 13,(174 January. This is the first time In Hit; history of the in dustry Mutt nny company outside of Kord and Chevrolet lias produc ed more than 40,000 cars In one month. Thus Wlllys-Overland's to tal production for the first five months of thu current year equall ed 156,800 cars which exceeds hy more than 30,000 units production of 126,3ul cars for the entire first Bix months of last year and il rcudy detain! tely establishes the first hull' of 1928 ns the greatest In the company's history. Indications that the company was continuing to piiss its previous production and shipment records were contained in the unnouirju inent that on May 25th, shipments of cars totalled 2,1)51, the largest one-day shipment record in 20 yonrs. The previous high hecord had been on April 26 when 2,017 cars were shlvped. ' Included lu this record Is the largest single day's drlveawuy record made on May 25lh when a total of 815 cars left tho plant under their own pow er In the hands of drivers repre senting dealers within a radius of 2fiU miles from Toledo. The company entered June with production and shipments continu ing nt tho record pace in efforts to catch up with' the unfilled or ders for more than .30,000 cars on the books o ft he company. In ad dition to a working personnel of more than 22,000 In the , Toledo plants, the Pontine, Mich., El in Ira, N. Y., and Toronto plants of the comvany are working at 100 por cent capacity, it was stated. o PETITIONS OUT TO PUT POWER BILL ON BALLOT HAJ,EM, June 13. At a meeting cf thu Oregon Game Protective as sociation held In Portland yester day, four Initiative petitions pur porting to preserve for food and game flub propagation and recrea tion tho waters of the Umpqiiu, Kogue, McKcnzle and Deschutes rivers, were endorsed and wilt be sent to the attorney general for 'the petitions which seek to check farther encroachment of power plants for commercial pur poses include the tributaries of tho above named streams Svith the exception of tho White river lyanch of the Deschutes. . In order to put the petitions on the November ballot, 12,228 signa tures must be obtained. Ed Piaseckl, of Dallas, president of the association, placed It, J. Kirk wood nf Portland In charge of the circulation of the petitions. Essex Mxrrors c choice publk No matter where you hold your mirror to the ditiesM will show, tvith slight variations, thesama overwhelming Essex prefer ence. It is a preference mora outstanding than ivas ever held in the 6-cytindcr field, in all automobile Idstory , i i jiim-inniiMniin Mpr Oreatesr Value altogetlicr or part by part To know the overpowering conviction of greatest value held by Essex owners is merely to see Essex beauty, to examine Essex quality, to sit inside and feel Essex comfort to ride and know Essex performance. Here is tho simple and sovereign answer to the question of automobile satisfaction. The ideal transportation achieved in the Greatest Essex Super-Six was long foreshadowed in the 6cries of individual superiorities by which Essex towered above the field. Its vivid brilliance of per formance reveals in it single ride a smoothness and quiet, a road-skimming case and soaring exhilar ation that Is actually like flying. Greaterin power, more versatile in all performance, larger, roomier and more beautifully appointed, the New Essex Super-Six gloriously earns its richer reward in the greatest popularity of Essex history. WAR TAX OFF Effective Now on Hudson-Essex Cars 735 UP l Conch ... - $735 Coupe - - 745 ( RumttU Srat $30 fri) Sedan - - - - 795 Roadster - B5 All prices f, c fr. Detroit, flintr ran fvry for mr.t out nf Income atlouwt mHtttabtm charge far int,vJt. htuuilinf and insurance Racing history repeals itself. H resume Ouiu-Dipped tire, win ners ot every national ciiamploii- Isiiip tor years, are again shauer jing all woiids records ou the great sneeuwuys of ihe country. llie story has been the Bame at every important race in years. iit)8tane equipped cars win all national championships. 'ilia average man who owns a i car necessarily should be assured ot the same tire safety and de pendability as the racing . drivers who entrust their personal safety to Firestone Gum-Dipped tires. Veterans of the speedway undei- stand the extra strength and speed ouitt into a tire by reason of the exclusive Firestone Gum-Dipping process. They know that this meth od impregnates and insulates every cord of me carcass with live rub ber, reducing the possibility of In ternal friction, and unifying the whole structure of the tire. .Moreover, the Firestone scien tifically designed balloon tire tread provides driving dependability, find long mileage at low cost.' WESTERM SHIES The fact that the Western Auto Supply Company through Its more than one hundred and fifty west ern stores can offer a distinctive service to automobile owners is one of thu chief reasons for Us success, according to the belief ot G. M. Krell, local manager of that company. "We believe that our company offers a service that no other com pany In the west can duplicate, a service that should mean a great deal to every car owner," says Krell. "When the motorist equips his car with Western Auto tires he can start out on his vacation trip free from all tire worries and ready to fully enjoy his travels with thu guarantee and service ot the world s largest auto accessory concern to back his confidence, "Recently we reduced our rl ready low tire prices Just In time for summer vacation requirements and since that announcement has appeared lu the newspapers, thou sands of automobile owners have taken advantage of the additional savings offered. In selecting these tires, they are secure In the knowl edge that however far from hdme their summer fishing and .camping trips may take them, they will al ways be near another of our moie than one hundred and fifty con veniently located stores, where, it their tiros should need servicing, they will be promptly cured for. in tho Cull spirit of our 'Customer Is always Klht policy and our guar unlet) that assures complete and lasting satisfaction." WOMAN PASTOR CLAIMS SHE'S POISON VICTIM (Aftwcinti'il Prow Leaned Wire) PORTLAND, Ore., June 12. lie lleving that, an attempt had been madesto poison her, the Hev. Mih. Ida Schnii, pastor of the Inde pendent Hible Spiritualistic church who is ill at her home, today re quested the police to test the con tents, of u cake said to have been presented to her yesterday by a member of her congregation. Tho police tuind remnants of the over lo n chemist for analysis. Eat bnrbecue siinflwiclioe and live 'orever. Brand's Road Stand. ROY CATCHING MOTOR CO. Completely equipped machine (hop (or handling all classes of auto repair work. 125 N.ROSE ST. FHONE 438 ROSEBURG, ORE. War Tax, Off Effective now on Hudson-Essex Cars. Let it ram cats and dogs! Kl'SC.O lmlils just as well In net weather as in dry. Have your lirakes relinrii with UL SCO loiluy at an of. ficinllv authorized Kuero Drake Service Station. ROSCO BRAKE LINING Rusco Ssivice at Nsd Dixon's Super Service Station ROSEBURG. OREGON J 9 k I I 4 - QbfPf WHIPPFTFnilR FnAN 1 1 Four-cylinder TourinR $455 g 4 fjfr Kod.lerUim.)$4B3iltod- i JM lf tr(wlth rumble aeat)SS2S M fl 1 Coach S535 Coupe S3St UPXv'kff rtff"f Cebriulet Coue (with col- m Vrfl UtMlble tup) 1594. PlWrm ri V IMPORTANT NOTICE! U. S. AUTO TAX REPEALED BUY NOV? at Lower Prices! riiiWhippet 4-cylinder Se dan is the world's lowest priced 4-door enclosed car. No other manufacturer has been able to produce a 4-door Sedan at such low cost. 9 Tho last word in high quality and modem design and the newest thing in style, this smart, colorful, roomy Sedan is tremendously popular everywhere. 9 Its live ' lincss, its speed, its smoothness and i ts remarkable economy arc a HOMD1 LOWECT PRICED SIX SEDAN uMt f BniuM Ciuauiull revelation. Of course it is equipped witJi approved 4-whcel brakes for utmost safety. Q Record-breaking sales attest the public's marked preference for Whippet values. The first five months of 1928 wcro by far the greatest in Willys-Overland history. May sales were 14 above April, the highest previous month. Demand con tinues at the same high, level. f OURS SIXES Wlilpp.1 Sis Tonrln HftlSi $ txinrn invjj, aii pnrrm i. o. n. s Tnlftln. Ohio, anrl iinrlflrtitliin v titifeetto change wltliout notice. WllIy-0er!ari(!,Inrt.,Totido,0. :770 lilt JB o w F.W.CHASE Phone 399 Salesroom 317 North Jackson St. Roseburg, Oregon Portland Stations KGW, '491.5 6-7 p. m., dinner mu sic; 7-7::ti), musical travelogue; 7:30-8. concert trio; 8-8:30, jbck and Ethyl, tho motormatos; 8:30 9, National Nlto club, Pacilic coast network; 9-10, concert. Pa cific coast network; 10-10: la. Studio program; 10: 15-12: la, dance music. KOIN, 3196-7, dinner concert; 7 7:1a, amusement nuide and util ity; 7:15-8, orchestra concert; 8 !): 10, studio music: !l: 10-ln: lo. stage ami orchestra presenta tions: lo; 10-10::t0. piano recital; 10:30-12. danco music. KEX, 277.6 f: 30-7, children's pro- Kram; 7-8, dance music; S-l, studio program; 10-12, dance mu sic. Other Coast Stations KOAC, Corvalhe, Ore.. 270.1 - 12: lft 1 u. m.. luncheon concert and news; B:30-7, campus re; porter and music; 7-7: 30, farm; utility program. KFOA, Seattle, Wash., 447.5 B 6:30 p. m.. special entertain ment ; 7-7:30, movie club; 7: 4iV S. book talk: 88:30, studio c"U ci'tl; S:30!l:;ti), cuurtesv runcert. KOMO, Seattle, Wash., 309.1- 6-( p. in., concert orchnsir: 7-S.. concert orrheMtrn and mixed f quartet; S-10. network prop rs in; j lo ll, news and dame harmony: 11-12:30. dance orchestra audi popular sour KGO, Oakland. Calif.. 3A4.4 6::;o- 7 p. in.. HarUinn quintet; 7-7:3.j farm program; 7:30S. Parisian! tltiiutet; 8-11. network concert;. ' KFI, Los Angeles, Calif.. 468.5 -t-( p. m., male quartet aud orehes-j tra; 7-7:30. studio program:) 7SU-S. blues and ballads; tt-icao.' network concert; S:-.), studio procram; ft-11, network concert. KFWB, Hollywood, Calif., 361.2 6 6:30 p. in., organ recital; (1:30- 7, popular entertainment; 7-7:30. orchestra; 7 : 30-8, songs mid news; 8-9, studio concert; U-10, orchestra and soloist: 10 11, popular entertainment. KPO, San Francisco, Calif., 422.3 6-7 p. m . dinner concert; 7-7:30, luslrumentnl trio; 7:30-S, novelty dun; 8-8:30, network hour; 8:30-9. violin recital; 910. net work concert; loll, dance or chestra. KHJ, Los Angetes, Calif., 399.8 6 7 p. ni., music and utilltl; 7 7:30, Sparton program; 7;3o-S. symphonic band; 8-9, courtesy concert: 9-10, concert orchestra; 10-12. dance orchestra. KYA, San Francisco, Calif., 352.7 89 p. m.. tlivcrsUicd music; 9-lo. studio program; 10-12. dance frolic. KFRC, San Francisco, Calif., 454.3 7-7:30 p. m.. Instrumental mu sic; 7:30-8, orchestra music; 8 9, Maxwell concert; 910, concur! orchestra; 10-1 1, dunce orches tra; H-12. llalconades orchestra. KHQ, Spokane, Wash., 370.2-6-7 p. tn.. concert orchestra; 7-8. or chest ra ; 8 S ;30. courtesy con rort; 8:3tt-lo, network program. KMO. Tacoma, Wtsh., 254.1 -fl-6:30 p. in.. Hawaiian program; 6:30-7: 3. recorded music; 7:3'- 8. request program: 8 9. studio rulertainmeut ; 9-10, recorded concert. should he in keeping, or ns It were, commensurate with my sta tion In llle. which has hitherto been one ot no inconsiderable im port anee.' "Well, you seem to have a liking Tor long sentences. Ten years." Dublin Herald. . I. BRAKE INSPECTION A REAL SAFETY MEASURE Motorists w ho koep I heir brakes in 1 ho best condition are the strongest advocates of brake in spection. They do not experience brake failure and yet, many times they worry about It more than tho irresponsible driver. This Is the discovery made by a group of safety advocates, based upon an Investigation to determine what class of car owner and driver Is giving tho most Bupport lo safety movement. In explanation to this, the In vestigators point out that the care ful motorist knows bettor than anyone else, the menace of tho "other fellow" who s prods over the highway with n defcrtlvn brak ing system. Even If bis . own brakes are safe, tho careful mo torisi realizes that this does not t render him secure against thp "it ! responsible element." Commenting upon these find ings an official of tho Russell Manufacturing company declares that it is important to keep con scientious drivers sold on the ne cessity of periodical inspection nf car equipment, and points out that It is also important that the caie less driver be educated to have bin bra k e s inspected periodically "Most people are careful," he says, "and we can keep our high ways and streets safer by keejH lug the majority behind this move ment, and by continually endeavor ing to enlist the aid of nil motor ists In keeping brakos in proper condition." In many cities compulsory brak-; Inspjection ordinances have beeiv passed, making periodical brake in spection necessary nnd tho en forcement of this ordinance has invariably resulted In fewer accidents. WORD AND DEED "Prisoner, have you anything to so y ?' "Assuredly, your honor. I desire to state without reserve or elrcnni hxutio'j. that the t!-naify tmucsed QUICK AS A FLASH Ctiiisrsinl inifflr ami fcislrr ilrivhiR demand brakes Hint i-psioiid InalRiilly a lite may be tho toll K UUr brakes fall. Brake Adjustment by Guess llt not (In. T1IK .H MHO brake tnst,.r reveals on ruhrr which tn auinlst . an road the Hup, braking power of eaeh nnd every wheel. We hive Installed the .11' MM), and vou should have ll. test your car brakes there Is no chance for error. Come In lo day. PERCY CROFT at HiKlm-ay- Service Stmkm. j,aln 81lU DoU!!as sis.