Roseburg news-review., June 05, 1929, Page 9, Image 9

ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1929
THREE
FORD TOWW SEDAN j records fall before essex
J DISTINCTIVE CARi: ,
"Word from the automobile
-shows at whicti the new Jord town
sedan was presented revealed thai
the designer of this new body type
had achieved a signal, popular ue--cess,"
tiid ;. A. Xfockwuod, loei
Ford dealer, -in discussing the dif
ferent told body types.
"The Ford sedan is a three-window
automobile and Is one of the
most luxurious, stylish ;and com
fortable cars ver olfered in the
low or medium priced field," he
continued. "It should be disting
uished from the new Ford town
.car, the latter being the first
- chauffeur-driven automobile munu
lactured in tills country in the low
or medium price field. The town
sedan is an owner-driven car.
"The body lines of the town se-
dan are new. The design Is the
product of one of the foremost cus
tom body builders in America.
This .car was developed for those
who desire the convenience of mod
derate size and the distinction of
' fine car construction. The body
is mounted on the dependable mo
del "A" chassis and the town se
dan possesses the speed, accelera
tion and performance that are fea
tures of all the model 'A' Ford
types.
The town sedan body is longer
than the other Ford passenger care
and the interior is unusually
roomy, making the car. a moat con
venient kind of family conveyance,
powered to meet the requirements
of present day traffic conditions,
in appearance it is imposing, pos
sessing low, straight lines, which
are emphasized by the smart,
French roof quarters and the belt
ed moulding which runs sharply
back from the radiator and circles
the entire body. It has four doors.
"Nickeled headlights, door han
dles, radiator and cowl lamps give
touches of brightness to the town
sedan. The interior accommodates
live persons comfortably, even for
long trips. Every appointment is
in perfect keeping 'Ith the ?oar
ensemble. Arm -rests odd to the
comfort of the rear eat. .
"In the rear compartment the
floor is dropped to .provide full leg
room. The center arm rest of the
rear seat folds when its use Is
not desired. This, briefly describes
the new body type, which undoubt
etdly will command the attention
of a large number of people dur
ing the coming year."
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SALEM, Ore., June 5. Motorists
who have been debating whether
to license their automobiles dur
ing the month of June find pay a'
full year's fee therefore, or await
the first of July and enjoy -the
benefit of a half-year rule, will
have their problem at Ittast par
tially helped by an opinion of the
attorney general, just rendered to
S ecrotury of State Hobs, wherein
It is held that -the new three-quarters
license fee is applicable after
the new laws go into -effect on
June 4th.
The last session of the legisla
ture provided for a three-quarter
fee to be paid after 3 months of
the license year had elapsed, in
addition to the present half year,
and quarter year periods, -but it
was not clear that the legislature
intended the law to be effective
this year. All indications point to
the likelihood that the law-makers
expected to have this new ar
rangement go into effect along
with the new mid-year date on July
1st, 1930. but the effect of the pro
ceedings hiis been to Jet. the bnrs
down for those .who seek licenses
now.
In commenting on the opinion of
the attorney general, Secrotary of
State Hoss said: "This construc
tion will .serve to aid a great num
ber of people who need to license
their cars just prior to the date
of the half-year fee. During 1928
Scenes on Muroo Dry Lake whero a stock
Essex the Challenger Sedan was driven
1203.48 miles in 18 hoars at a speed of 66.86
miles per hour. At the top is Leon J. Pinkson,
dean of Pacific Coast auto editors, starting
fthe sensational endurance run. The oval
shows the pit men, who wore directed by A.
H. Harris of the Tide Water Oil Sales Cor
poration, refiners of Ycedol motor oils, get-
Sharing in the glory of an Essex
the Challenger stock sedan which
hung up an amazing record .when it
was driven continually (for 18 flours
at an average speed of -66.86 miles
per hour over a difficult dirt
course, Veedol Motor oil proved
once more its reliability and effic
iency under the most gruelling of
conditions.
The course which the car travel
led was a 'measured five mile one,
level and unbanked, in Muroc Dry
Lake in the midst of the California
Mojave desert. The runuing dis
tance of 1,203 miles was covered
partly in broiling sun and partly
in a wind which at (.lines mounted
to a veritable gale.
"The run was made with the in
tention of bceaking the only Known
authentic speed record ever .made
by a -stock 'sedan listing under
$10UU on a lOUO-mUe course;' says
Paul J. Feely, who conducted the
run. "Essex, Veedol lubricated,
came through with mileage and
speed records which surpassed the
old records of 60 miles per hour for
exactly looo miles by a margin that
has set niotordum agog, .
"No car in the same price class
as 'Essex, as far as is known, has
ever been able to maintain any
where near the peed of 66.86 miles
per hour," continued Feely. "The
most reliable and efficient lubrica
tion being vital in protecting the
speeding motor from overheating,
Veedol motor oil was selected.
ting ready to refuel on ono of the eight
stops. The right center shows the Essex pass
ing the starting point with Jean Shelton get
ting the time. Below is a group of the drivers,
pit men, mechanics, oewspaper men and
officials. The San Francisco, Oakland -and
Fresno auto editors who timed the dow fam
ous run are at the right. The record is held
to be a great tribute for Veedol motor oil and
Associated Ethyl gas as weU as for the Essex.
We used the - same 'Veedol
'heavy that the buyer getB at the,
service station," Feely said. "The
fact that the car tood up under
such 'terrific pounding speaks vol-1
umes for the lubricating qualities
of this motor oil."
Veedol, proved in the air ' and
chosen by -neatly every record
breaking flyer .of importance,
Is
likewise the choice ot record break
ing motorists who realize that the
oil which Byrd, Chamberlin, Tex
Haiikin, Amelia Earhart, Art Gos
pel, Martin Jensen and a score of
others whose names are famous,
demand for their planes and motor
cars, must have superior features
or endurance and reliability
wht're else equalled.
our autumobtle department regis
tered nearly three thousand cars,
which ehowa that a great many
persons cunnot wait to take ad
vantage of the cheaper rates. This
year, after the new law becomes'
effective June 4th, persons apply
ing for a license need only remit
three-fourths, ot the regular ant
nual license. For example, if the
regular license is $40.00, the three
fourths fee required during June
will amount to 930.00. Next year,
the advantage of this reduced rate
will apply earlier in the license
year. I regret that this informa
tion could not huve been gotten
to the public earlier hut the mat
ter only recently came up for con
sideration and the opinion of the
atVoruey general was promptly se
cured to ascertain the facts in the'
case."
Mounts Baker and St. Helena,
in the state of Wellington, were
in eruption 'in (lie middle of the
nineteenth century.
PRICES AREN'T ANTIQUE
payment figures show an increase
of 53 per cent fox the first fif
teen days In May.'
KENOSHA, Wis., June 5. The
approach of touring time those
long anticipated months that send
millions oi American motorists in
to the omt to revel in new sctMtes
and sensationshas croup ht with
it a steady national increase In the
demand for the Nash "400" oars
that fit so perfectly into evry mo
toring requirement, according to
olficials ot the Nash Motors com
pany sales department.
hollowing an April which regis
tered a gain of 92.68 per cent In do
mestic shipments of "400" series
cars over the month a year ago.
they received reports lolay from
ten of the moat important Ameri
can motor sales centers showing
that deliveries of new Nash cars
in these uoIiUb duriue 'the week
ending May IS were 43.04 per cent
anove deliveries in the same cities
for the corresponding week .in
1028. All indications uolnt to an
other record -breaking month for
A'ash, .they declare.
'Consistent Nash gains are be
ing reported from the'great auto
mobile marketing centers as the
season advances," C. H. Wisa, sales
manager, said today, following re
ceipt of sales reports from these
cities. During the week ending
may is, New York reports an In
crease in Nash deliveries amount-
ng to 56 per cent over the sumo
last year. In metropolitan New
kork, during the first four months
in 1929, official new car registra
tion figures show the Nash "lOtr
first among h!1 cars except Vord
and Chevrolet. ' Chicago rolled up
a 42 per cent gnln. while the oth-
leacling Nash markets for the
week Boston, Philadelphia. Cleve-
a n d, Minneapolis. Milwaukee.
Pittsburgh, San Francisco, and Los
Angeles brought the uverage gain
u u.u4 per cent.
"In Detroit a territory called
the world's most coniiietltive au
tomobile market reports received
for the week ending May 11 show
an increase in Nash retail regis
trations of tt2.ll per cent over the
corresponding week a year ago.
and an per cent increase for
the period from January 1 to May
11 over the same period last year.
Nash registration's in Cook county
as revealed by officio! slate de-
COPCO ET.rLOYES
ESCAPE SERIOUS
INJURIES MONDAY
Three employees of the Copco
company escaped injury Monday
afternoon when a truck skidded on
wet grass on the right of way of
the company near this city. The
truck returning wlib the men trom
work skidded and threw three men
from the truck. Wesley lumber
ton suffered a dislooated hip from
the fall, Cecil Ityiey and George
Kachury escaping with slight
bruises. Pemberton was taken to
the hcspltul where he Is receiving
treatment.
WILLAMETTE U.
SUES COUPLE FOR
$35,525 ON NOTES
(AiMoclHltHl I'rM Lnaw'tl Wirt)
'VOHTLAND, June 4 Willamette
university in Salem today brought
suit lor '5;i....'ff against Richard P.
Lund is and his wife, Maybelle K
Landis, in circuit court here. In
terest since April, 1U2S. 1b sought.
it is alleged that Landis gave sev
eral promissory notes tothe uni
versity and it Is on these that the
suit is brought.
The university seeks to foreclose
a mortgage on property here, al
leged to have been glvea as se
curity on the nots.
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"MODEL SUNDAY
SCHOOL BOY" GETS
LONG PRISON TERM
(Awoclnti'd I'rvM Iuwd Wire)
OAKLAND, Cal., Juno 4. ttod
ney ' Murray, 17-year-old "model
Sunday school boy," was sentenced
to San Quentin prison for 1 to fu
years by Superior Judge Pred V.
Wood today for his confessed at
tacks on three Oakland womeu, in-'
eluding a University of California
co-ed, iu tha Kastbay during -the
last three mouths.
Judge Wood denltnl a svetition lo
have Mtrrrny sent to Preston re
form school.
The tornado, by many .errone
ously calh-d a cyclone, ds n column
of upwardly ppiraling winds of de
structive velocity, it travels about
30 mites an hour, and commonly
toward the northwest.
MONEY BACK
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A new sales plan growing out of nearly 14
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just announced publicly although -we have prac
ticed the principle through ,our years oi .business.
TP? YOUR pride keeps you from buying .a used
car, forget it all the cars you ee on the
street are used cars. Fine yachts and homes change
hands time and time again why not fine cars?
TU,r STRINGS are attached to our ,offerif a
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BUY NOW! i
You can have no better assurance of get-ting
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J.O.Newland&Son
Roseburg, Oregon
hf Enmmtcat TrsmporuHom
NEW YORK J n .those, days of
modern tastes in art, dunce, music
and other .thinu.a, one wonders why.
some people still -take to antique
furniture. Charles Arthur recently
paid $7,fjt0 for a mahogany iyro
shaped ,ard table, and $-,u(fu for a
tjounectiout seventeenth century
oak ohest. A niahosany banjo-clock
made in 3S15 sold for -$2,700 and a
miniature tall-case clock of 18(H)
went for $2,:iS0 at a recent sale.
EAT WELL AND
EXERCISE WELL
Enjoy Your Food, Sweetened
to Taste, and Take Exercise
"It is important to eat and ex
ercise enough," a famous diealtb
authority recently told us in reply
to a question about the benefits of
exercise and diet.
"One of the most vital facts in
this connection is that both food
and exercise must be enjoyable if
people are to get the most out of
them. Exercise that is a duty, and
the eating of foods simply because
they are thought to be healthful,
are only -partial benefits.
"Enjoyment tends to improve tha
whole physiology of the body. That
is why I advise taking -the kind of
exercise which people really like
and that is why I fluff Rest having
foods prepared in the most palat
able way."
Speaking in more detail on tha
appetizing preparation of foods,
this famous authority said, Supar
is the ideal flavor for nearly all the
foods people eat. It modifies fruit
acids and makes fruits even more
palatable. It heightens the enjoy
ment of .vegetables, cereals, bever
ages and some meats. People who
use sugar intelligently not only in
crease theenjoymentof their meals,
but add to the value of their daily
diet."
It is important to at a variety
of healthful foods every day. It is
equally important to have -them
prepared in a way that appeals to
your appetite. A sprinkling of
sugar adds to the deliriousness of
most foods. Most foods are mor
delicious and nourishing with sugae
.The Sugar I&stitute.
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