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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1929. USED DM 111 U. S. Hockey Season1 Closes WASHINdTON, I). ('., May 8. The inolur hut lias virtually re volutionized rural t'ducution and more than a million and u (juarUT Hrhool children depend ukiii i, 875 school hurfea for transporia lion to school each day, according to preliminary iiuies from "Hus Facts," annual publication of the national motor bus diviaion of the Ameriruii Aiilomoblle aBHocfntlou. The A. A. A. bu division poJntH OUL tlia tu lOtJll Cjf 5,1K10 Hflxjoth now use huncH, which cover 4 10. 370 miles of route dally, and com prise 44 per cent of the total num ber used throughout the coun try. "The motor bus has been a dom inant luclrr In hiiiiKiuK about the coii:JlhlHion of rural school, which Jiua resulted in a mucli JiiKiier type of educational center. Ha a Huh KaelH. "Approximately '.iii.wm one room schools have cloy ed their doors since lUWi to be re placed by at least 7.0UO ' contioli daled school c, which are ediial to the best in the country." At the siiine time, nnr (tie pub lication, this school tntiMpnrtaiiou ays t em lias been increased until today it is estimated that 3i0, U00.000 ridea ur provided (lie atu dents at an annual tost of well over The Houthcastcrii area, compris ing 12 states, has (he largest num ber of huaea M.llMi, and at the same lime greatest route mllojiRe and the largest niimher of schools served, iro,Ki4 and ,1.638' respec tively. The coat of this service fri the southeast was $7,8l3,X!f(i for (tie 197-28 school year., , nowuver, me noruieasiei n nrea, i.L.aaaK"r of I he connmnv. HOI-Vlng 11, WW less bcIicmjIh. W 111 a LliHt V(.ar .ImHi.l' nmlnrm, vx a mimu -u Last week saw the end of the ice hockey season, which has enjoyed a great run on the coast this past Winter. Here are some of the players of the San Francisco team holding their clubs over the diminutive Chevrolet Convertible Coupe. ('hnmploA national 'change week will he observed by the 'more t)ian IfiU Western Ail to Supply coniiny iioi"s durti.K the week of Miry fi li 1 1, Hdv'rfi 6 .. M,- Krell, Iftuul shorter route mileage and er number or buses, spent $!t,ult- .703 for the service. The statement continues: "The school bus baa tended to J Re week, more than three million auto- mobile owners in the United States laecured additional : power; apeed ! efficiency is readily ineasurGahU Mind better all around engine jier- "The cost of a new net of spark , forminiee hv inntnlllnif n new tiliuM mw vu,- ,.r ..u..t. in nan wicuk u.iwu ipiuvinriiiiii.m itiKi uaa.nr .ciiamplon pliiKS in their cars, niiles. is snmll in comparison with BOlved the age-old problem of, stated the. Western Aiilo managerjtho satisfaction derived from the school fucllitleH 111 tlie rural arc-I "Thin chance actually costs noth-lalmost unhelievjihle (miirnvntiiont the 'hlKh test' nasollne used sev- j dperated with a combined weight i era i years ago, aim produces con- l siderahly liiher temperature, bo jhich in fact, tliat in combustion slderably higher temperature, so f paRsefl tbroiiKh the carburetor, the I cylinder head, piston tops and all putts within the firing chamber, including, the, Insulators (of the spark p'ltigs, are slowly 'covered with ;a deposit of unburned car bonj 1 i ; "This deposit la a conductor M electrJcify and us it increases in depth, tiie full spark which is so vitally essential to complete com bustion, Is gradually diverted from the spark plug gap and at the end of a year 'a time, loss of from five to twenty-eight per cent In engine lions. "The advantage of hf consoli dated school, served by (he motor bus, Ik seen by the fact that re cent tests In Hpeciric Bubjeitis re vealed a superiority over the one room type of Bchool by margins of from ten to twenty-five per cent. "IJus transportation Is now pro vided through two ways contract with opcrailngcompuulea or school ownership. . The latter method pre vails generally. "Cilice the bus n used, only part of the day, the driver problem Ik dent fuiv...i i.v iiiiVi u'(i i ,)f' i'lmalled nl regular Intervals or older H.u.l..iB t.v.'J .,,. ! ty ,,a t,1(i' recommend the reBu fng when it is considered that the price of new spark plugs is easily made' up in the saving of oil and gasoline. "Weak spark induces excessive use of the choke, which Is one of the principle causes of crank case dilution. The bus! way, to elimi nate this dilution of oil and waste of gasoline is to Install a new set of spark plugs. Tlu2.hut,.ru,ll. hpa.il. of hew plugs consumes the gas and stops crank case dilution to a marked degree. "Many motor ear manufacturers I recommend unit new spark plugs niMuviiin ty -mrn i lie lit,.. ..i MllllU.V IIVlllluM.. I.v r...fl..,. .... 1 CIS. ,' .."In niauy Jhstances, olM rnilng rusts are ' lowered, by- icpairlng School owtied buses in 'ensinyerltig depiir(ihenls of the srhcl. - -"Ornerally ilie tjchoel (mis Is of a special type. Comrort Is less re garded than durahiliiy and rugged noss, with capaclly doleruiJiifd by the particular needa of each school." Fresh salmon eecs. blleyld Psrk. of oil.. They know 'that no mailer how well a spark plug Is made, the tremendous stretjH to wnicii it Is constantly subjected In model u motors, causes it to lose Its efficiency.-; "Thorough Investigation over a period of several motriha in which practically every make, of plug was tested, has demonstrated that, all spajk 1'lug Insulators and electrode wires deteriorate slowly but sure ly. Present day gasoline, the re port revealed, contains a much hii'her poteen t a L' of carbon Mian in olor operation, power and mileage tory performance." Increases In and ' satlsfuc- NEW AUTO LAWS, BECOME EFFECTIVE TUESDAY, JUNE 4TM her of ImporUviit laws affecting th( operation of motor vehicles were enacted at the recent session of the legislature, and many of them-will be. effective on June 4th. Of piir- tliuhir interest aiming them hits been the umi. providing a new schedule of load limits for trucks,. ami Inasmuch as there appearejl to he some -cnnflJellona in the act as finally passed, the secretary of state had the entire problem: re ferred to the state's attorney-general Tor Interpretation. The opinion of the attorney-general will be used as a basis from which (he weight law will be administered, says the secretary of state, with the following as the hlh lights of the Interpretation: "A four wheeled truck nmy he tifmln the i)Vld In Motor Car Value $1145 Tclicrct, Fully Eiiiii;cJ, NolhinR More ompare (delivered, fully-equipped prices ee wliyNasli is lower ! or not more than 22,000 pounds, but If' operated In combination with. other vehicles the combined weight of all shall not exceed 34, 000 pounds. A six-wheeled truck having two axles spaced less than eight feet rfpart may have a com bined weight not in excess of 27, Oou pounds, and may not be operat ed in conjunction with any . other vehicle or without pneumatic tires. A six-wheeled truck having axles spaced not less than eight feet apart may be operated with a total combined weight not in excess of 34,000 pounds, or may he operated with rt total combined weight not In excess of 34,000 pounds, or may bo operated In combination with other- attached vehicles, the total combined weight of which truck and attached vehicles shall not he more than 34,000s pounds." 0 ' IIot Kaps for protecting tomatf and other plants from the sun and frost are sold at Whartou Bros. E FEATURE OF DODGE The enthusiastic public reception of the. Mono-piece body construc tion, an exclusive, feature of the j eight models In the new bodge Hi other six line, has beert given added significance by engineering predictions that "the all metal seamless body Is the automobile body of the future." ' This prediction was made by George J. Mercer, consulting body engineer, and former chairman of the committee on standards, body division of the Society of Automo tive Engineers, before a recent meeting of the Cleveland section of the 9. A. fe. The all-metal seamless body Is identical with the Mono-piece con struction . offered on all now IoU'e Ilrolhers six cars. In this body, the four, major metal sections are welded Into one piece, Exhaus tive engineering tests have proven the welded joints stronger than any other part of the body. Out standing advantages claimed In this construction Includes stability, sturdlness, silence, safety, roomi ness and Improved appearance. All outside seams and joints are eliminated, preventing . annoying squeaks and rattles at tens of thousands of miles. Height Is saved with no sacrifice of head or leg room by special horizontal- ! vertical bolting of the body di rectly to the chassis frame that f eliminates the conventional sill separating the body and chassis I in other forms of construction, i This lowering of the passenger 1 load makes for lower center of gravity, safety and more perfect balance under every driving condi tion. Maximum vision Is afforded in this unique rigid construction by the slender steel corner posts. In terior space is increased because the heavier posts necessarv in many ..bodies are eliminated, and in place of these, the metal of the cowl and Aide pieces is drawn and folded around the door and win dow openings to give maximum strength. The mono - piece construction adaptB Itself to the trend in mod ern body styles by Its longer and lower appearance. Its exterior fin ish without seams or joints affords MISSES DRESSES, $1.00 a smooth unbroken surface for the we have added 12 to 18 sizes to uisuncuve lacquers and color com- our wonder line of 11.00 dresses, binalion features on each of the These children's sizes come In the eight models. colorful prints, each dress beauti- o fully Btyled. We also have a kid- n, , . , (dies' line in 3 to 6 sizes at $1.00. Garden seeds In bulk or packages j Vou CHn.t aftord to milke them toT at Wharton Bro. I?i oi Kw thpse at Oarr's. DR. DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMETRIST Specialist In the fitting of Olasaei 118 Jackion St. Walk south 2 block on Jackson street and save $ Oppotite Antlers -Theatre, j DISPOSAL SALE of NEW COAiT i No last season's garments, picked over old stock, but t h p. vpfv tail minute in oiyic, cuiur onu material. v S My Complete Stock Is Only 15 Days Old and at History making prices in many cases. I can save you from ten to twenty dollars on a single garment. FINE COATS $4.75 to $27.85 Sizes 14 to 56 I personally believe that the selection and values afforded at this sale are by far the best ever offered the people of Roseburg, ROSEBURG COAT SHOP Bell Building Opposite Antlers Theatre M 4 'ttt ifrftiifTnte m M ON the Im-iii of quality, the .ish "400" shnulJ cnt wore th.m other tar id it Compciitivc licKI. It actually costs less! Nash engineers one of the imlutrv's outstatiilint; engineering organization have Created a liner motor car. 1 hey have developed the high-compression, 7'luMring motor to its highest point hf Jierfection and power. The exclu sive Nash outboard mounting of hv tlraulic shock absorbers doubles their effectiveness and creates supreme rid ing case. And here is the "world's easiest driving control," ill this new and finer motor Car. These arc but a few of many "-J01V features of superiority. Why then, is the Nash "((X)" lower price Jf Here is the explanation, liverv Nash "100" is now factory-equipped with the accessories, purchased at factory savings attd included in the factory price of the car. Bumpers, shock ab sorbers, spare tire lock and tire cover come with the car and arc not added l iter as "extras," at retail prices. - Vou will find some dealers (not Nash dealers) charging as much as $so or . $(0 extra for bumpers alone. Compare the dclixereJ. fully equipped price of any Nash "400" with the de livered, fully equipped prices of com-1 1 pttitlvc cars. You'll see tbt lat ing.' c I AM EL CIGARETTES WHY CAMELS ARE THE BETTER CIGARETTE Camels contain the choicest tobaccos grown . . . ex pertly blended for matchless taste and fragrance. They have et welcome mellowness and mildness that von wi 11 Jnd in no other cigarette. Smoke them as often as you like, Camels never tire your taste. The quality of Camels is never permitted to vary. Onh a superior cigarette could have won and held world Luulership for all these years as Camel has done. L. R. CHAMBERS MOTOR COMPANY NASH SALES AND SERVICE Main and Douglas Sts. Phone 649 Roseburg s You can bank on quality of a cigarette that continues to be the biggest success in smoking history 4 Ctaip.m i SViiitt-S.lcm. N. C
