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I v Evening, February ... beautiful A , r. roomy and coru- Hu 'JV . holt of new mecuau median a hedj features-has ben i ll H"f ' ' b hv the Chevi Chevrolet ,7my Tlte ears c Met" c ' the touring, rc I come , road- , me " ' nd sediin. ami time ut N,W k.,dlv feature of the , olet ?' improved ...deiictied, i t uiese quality ed oars. ll"1"";,; higher priced ; features I" """."7'i e Hiese new 'Bra: -line V models b.ve.full stream " ef moments In d flAtTII ibodi"' . ii.. most beau ; beautiful KftC olethas even produced, r" lne,... t the dry Plate disc I,,;;; "completely enclosed with erl- - , is enl fly- entirelv KeVt ai M"' and MT. V.'. ;.r.,Poi housing ",h on ! " f tho ..mi-elliptical XfW ana " .,,, fll. .,urj, cro members. New improvements in tho already finout Chevrolet motor, such as ! S crankshaft with larger con- lllftenter main bearings, shorter In Krimrinir the carburetor ,. i,. the cylinders, insuring bet ,,r'crburetion and easier starting: ,, irm and valves completely en- "ii , ii(, .h.ll f biiblj polished, non-rusting airplana ""IV hodies finished in Duco, In beautiful colors. . All Ofieu niouris u'o iv-n tiioiliicld, win very largo upper . ..nnlwti-uererl vni.ni. nun io r""",.""- ------- All CIOBCU OU'M.o .,u.i.t. ost -piece windsbield and automatic windshield wiper. All closed bodies built by Fisher. Sew bodies roomier. Xew instrument board, with more convenient nnd beautiful grouping of instruments. Another innovation, particularly in .l' i niaA field, in the finisllillC cue iub-i'.i" , -- ---- - , - f all Chevrolet cars. The tourins. rnilster and coach are finished in a rich, dark blue; the sedan is aqua marine blue with upper panels in Mick; nnd the coupe is eage green on the lower panels and hood nnd Mark on the upper panels. Tenders on ill the models are' in black. Skids Are Dangerous If Not Guided Go With Direction of Skid, Is Expert's Advice. , Two forms of skidding aro shown here. Upper sketch shows how the back of a car tends to slide off the side of a crowned road. Tho only y to cure it in to turn the wheels in Ilic direction of the skid the- ditch s the arrow in front shows. Lower 'letch shows how the rear of n mnv " ear tends to continue the original direction, while the front wheels arc Mint turned. Skidding results unless t' rear is controlled by the engine i the turn is made slowly enough. WOULDN'T CO WALKING MOXtheau 1-cb. T.-Charglng tnat her husband refused to go wnlk ' ith her. but loved to wnlk with "Her "damsels." a Montreal womnu " filed suit for divorce. Rhc ns wrted that l,e passed ns a young '"nclnr and didn't want these dnm to f,n,j 0t ,,e wns ninrrio(1 bT Ih w'f walkin n the street with M.H- VOHK. Feb. liable egg, i ,m a down. ,,. HIGH 7. The most w-orld sell for you can't buy ? the dozen. 'm . j These are auk sold for $1'.-IK. formerly lived It looked like fly because of np rocpiitlr .... .-..rui Atlantic. " ""all winRs. Wlm-DITT PAYS TAX ' V,X "l"'n,W- M'"-v " Obey- ' hr ""-"ivrd n ton-eent l:C4 ,.T ,.1. ,r"m ''i'" I" cover his han.lrt ':. '""'"n'tiry hrlieve, (list l:' '' JZl"'"'''' "rnfil",','' '" I,fv!?E SCREEND"iATH '""''' from' .-Sl..in and: "!H h, a "n"w- """i''11 ""!-1 "rit on 'k- " 'V'" ri.lillE T'"-' . ,a y"''- r"'""'1 William ! Was Killrd. hr- . . ' ItlVl...: Cl-EMAKER " !. . K"''- ". "Hlrpd "" Ir, ,"rrm"'-" hut not hen '""h"'"l .ml "'!"', nil"lte between " ZT ""''ninker here H Ir., "" "if', ""' rf-.fr,-, J.'"' ,l,nl n"l o hit her. ""'1 i eeaeemsker in- m ii,. - im lwn. In : r h'i-r.,. ,. , '", "'f- defended '-h.i,, " !l he vrn, fj,,, ,i,rnp . ' r"-i ef .V ' "" M"r" hn "n "M" s '""n-h-. nf the' ' m,u h"tr votinj in ilTECifflE' IS ANNOUNCED FOR DEW WHETS 7, 1925 JUST A FEW EMBELLISHING MOTOR CAR "ACCESSORIES" , -.- . . T , 1 f . (h WHAT U-UMU tOt WW ir ?4l f'!, C 'HnpSKV "OPPmocouPL efp'Jy y-o A (?) L T w Pacing- ca(?- niATinRim nnilr in t -Vi.jmTnn nrnrronnRi 1'':'r:M "p.o.i.e a,,,,H,,,.tive.,,i;i. H Ul n .1 i rolsoain,, Posslbl, I II , ,i "hT; w : S'n .l! m nr ninnirn nm n,TrromT8 f B.is n mmmn nr linn nr i Hh .Ann r - f hH U Mr WASHINGTON, Feb. 7. Mretinjs of 4J out of the -IS state legislature in the country tJiis year will inaugur ate a national campaign for legiMa tion to eliminate the auto thief. At the brad of this campaign Is the American Automobile At-ndation. All uf its resources, through iu nipm bcr clubs in every state, arc bciif organized for the purpose. Uniform Law la Aim What is wauted is a universal state certificate t title law to help reduce automobile thrfttt. Twelve states which have already adopted such legislation will support the A. A. A. in it campaign whJi proof that this law lias cut down the number of stolen ears considerably, lias placed many auto thieves behind bars and has also brought about a reduction in automobile theft insur ance rates. Thefts Cut In Half Maryland and Mieliigau, for in stance, report a oO per cent reduc tion in theft losses while, the recov ery of stolen cars iu these states was Uo per cent since, passage, of the law. ''Automobilo thieves aro able in carry qu their -practices with impun ity because in most states it is unnec essary to prove or register title when a car is bought or sold," says Hoy Brtton, chairman of the legislative board of the A. A. A. "We cannot expect to atop organ ized automobile thievery until all the states adopt a unifurm anti-theft law. After that there must he efficient co operation between the states in exe--cuting such laws and never failiug punishment for breech of their pro visions," Provisions The law sponsored by tJie A. A. A. has these provisions: 1. Compulsory issuance of certifi cate of title and evidence of regis tration. 2. Regulation of purchase and saie or other transfer of auto ownership. 3. Regulation and licensing of deal ers in used cars. 4. Provisions to facilitate recovery of stolen autos. Lower Fatalities Despite a 111 per cent rise in the registration of automobiles hint year, motor fatalities decreased by 111 pur cent, according to the National Auto mobilo Chamber of Commerce. Snn Francisco, rhiladclriiia and Chicago report improvement in traffic conlr'.-l. . . Poll Tax First Motorists who have not p:iid their poll tax in Virginia cannot get their ltl-.l auto licenses before they do ho. This is a new method Virginia hns put into effect to collect dclinrjuent voting taxes. Forest Road Work More than 1S0O miles of roads were constructed within or adjacent to the 147 national forests during the year endine June SO. If-' I. reports the chief of the U. S. Forest Service. TO RAISE LUSITANIA LONDON, Keb. 7. Whether tho T.usitnnia was carrying arms when sunk by a German submarine may be definitely established by Captain It. K. Leavitt. a famous salvager, who hat announced hin intention of salvag ing the treasure aboard the big Ca nard iiner. The nalraging operations would require more than a year. ONE-LUNGER IS EPS!'. 8 I i. 5 He'. . 1 year-old refugee orph.n In th. Near E..t Relief Indus trial .chool at Alex.ndronol. Armenl.. But he ha. hu.lt th one lunfler all himself. Not only that, but practically all th p.rti era hand-mad.. It tvctualuY una. to a Poisoning Possible Through Heaters Occurrences of g:is poi.-ou-ing, while oceupautH (.f n c.ir wore mm driving have been reported during this winter. This has been found due to a faulty heating system. The heater, bused en the principle of hringitig in warmth from the hot exliaust manifold, has been found f" conduct the exhaust sases into the car when the minifold connections became lnoe. In enclosed cars, witJi no air to chape out the poisonous gas the (In tiger of asphyxiation, is great. Sm li accident a point to the necessity of maintaining air tight manifold connections. f S'KrS. ' I FbR SFFkS OF Yi I s (Hy NK.V Service) "WASHINGTON, Feb. 7. -Kvcrj slate legiHlaturo is to he approached when it meets this year, for the paa sago of a law making snow removal on the principal state highways com pulnory. ' This is the program mapped out for its campaigners this year hy the Am erican Automobile Association. It is tho result of a study which empha sized the handicap on transportation and the heavy extra expenditures in curred by tho negligence in highway atmw removal. While definite figures are not avail able, it is estimated that hundreds of millions of dollars in commercial loss es and road repairs annually are caus ed hy snow left on the highways. New York City alone suffered a hrsa of $00.01,0,000 ns theresult of one snowstorm in iitJU. ! There arc .'Hi states over which j snow mils to a deptii ot ju mci.es or . more each year. It is planned ' to center the snow removal campaign in theso states. Those states had 3-1.000 miles of improved highways on a definite snow-removal basis for the winter of I,ast winter it was increased to 4.1,000 miles. The estimate for this winter is 4K.000 miles. Hut this constitutes only 04 per cent of the improved highways over which the program should be effec tive, reports the A. A. A. The or ganization's campaign for compulsory snow removal in the snow states, is expected to increase t'ns percentage considerably and perpetuate the prac tice. Another Bus City Ttutland, Vt.. has fallen in line with the cities of i ho country th.it have given up trolley service for busses. i Santa Cruz. "n ... nnil Axtnria, Ore.. are among the latest I'aeific coast i cities to abandon the trolley for tiie , bus. HlQh Tax on Busses lliisses carry an average tax bur den of from 7 to 111 per cent of1 their ad valorem value, says F. It. Fageol. bus manufacturer. Yet the average tax on property is between 1! and ' pir cent of their ad vahrem vai- he aiijs. HAND - MADE CAR u..... h.rf 9 w.ir. inn. THE EUGENE GUARD ? UMUULU ul rum u I HV ISIlAni, KLKJN t 1 NKA Service Writer) -1 look forward to the iln.v n hen any good ear ran be ppected to cov- er at lensl lllO.Olill milea with no nierhanieal attention In the encine." Thus does Neil MacC'ouH, prouiin- ! ent oil and lubrication authority, pre- j j diet belter times for the motorist. j ! He hae hi prophecy on the rf- ! j forts of engineers today to improve ; the running qualities of automobile j encines. through better design ot parta as well as more effective use of oil and fuel. At this point, however, MaeCoull pots up a snag for the auto engineers, lie questions their present line of at tack in attempting to improve oils and fuels for the engines they have already designed. Are they putting I he cart before the horse? Isn't it just ns logical to find the right engine for the oil that is obtainable as it is to find the right, oil for the engine that's being produced today? Batter Parts? "Why should not an engine be de signed around an oil that should be, used rather than try to find nn nil ; to suit an eneine after it is .milt?"! asks MncCotill. "Is it not feasible ! to adapt nn engine to any desired nil by proper regulation of the rate of oil circulation to secure n normal oil consumption In other words, it's Macroiilt's be lief that onto engineers should di rect their attention to getting "the right oil in the right quantity to the right place nt the right time." Friction Sources An iden of what this means can he gained from a knowledge of the chief sources of friction In an engine. These are the crankshaft, the cam shaft and conencting-rod hearings. which rotate: the pistons and valves. wli(., slide; and the auxiliaries, such ns the Ron0l.fltort ,,, om distribu tor. Their efficiency dependa on the vis-1 eosity of the oil, as well as its general i ,t ...:.. it.., ti.. ,i:tt:..... Hill 111 ! till II 1 ,t . J Ml 1 I lit; Ml I I it mi, that most motorists do not know nugh about oils to seek the beat for their engines. Kven with oils improved lo the highest degree, many engineers con- rtgj TOVE try '"TTJfMt Langweod Charlet's Bargain Store 63 West 8th Street Eugeno ! for liclp from tho lubrii aliim cngi- : British Auto Trado Tho tntiih auin industry noy con sist s of '.." pasengir ear manufactur ers. ! inirk bu mukers iind 7lt producers of pu t and acccriuii ic. Child Doaths Lower I.ok Angeles rupeetii n reduelion of t oer eenl in llle ,'hiM denlll rule in ,),, Pi, v ,P nutnni'i'iile m . id nt. i The ohimp is piven as svtemal ie j te:i. hint of nafeiT in the seh. o!. i " r.VOENK C"l MCCTION AOrJNCY. I 774 WII.I,. ST. I'ilO.NE H(KI. V. II. BLOW KKS, MGR. tf AN EVENT IN VALUE $15.00 Substantial Saving: la shown nn every watch in nur large and complete Block. This Standard ELGIN Jeweled and adjusted to all positions carved ensa of lS-k filled White Gold. Special Values In BULOVA WATCHES $25.00 $75.00 Th I.AfV:ST I-anir Improved all enamel LANOWOOD or 18 34 ARCTIC in the. whltffl blue or uray. la sweep ing tho West In a wave of hearty approval. Never before has so economleal and beauti ful a range been , of fered. Tho !.anf em bodies durability and minimum fuel cost, as suring personal satis faction in a worthwhile purrhase. The 1S25 models are mora beau tiful In lines, finer In all details and embody features of 'u 'l tip peal. Behind t b LA NO RANOE ia a strict tjuarantefl o f saiisfaetlon and ta barked up by a Northwest factory .ervlc. Mad In the Northwest, the LA NO may ba de pended upon to lve lorur. depend able service. Oregon to M 1 a TME. TOllf?m& CM? mCtllPiMGr- krhiCklfG? PO'JDOlI? CAP- J N' EVEPYTHiriG, Misalignments of heClS UUIT lirCS fine of I ho mnl prolific mnapH of tiro troillno iumI prt'iimtliri wear on the rnsii'ig in wlu-cl inisiiliKiinirut. SEE THE AUTO SHOW EUGENE ARMORY NEWEST MODELS K THE POWERFUL STAR best recondTtIonedIjsed 23 STAR TOURING rrjnrlltiiin Kuaianteed. 1025 llconne.' Kino tires. Some buy! 22 J'ORDJSEDAN Htixtell. New paint. Pontile Hasslera. HIr wheel. New (innilyear cords. '20 F0RDT0N TRUCK New hnmlH. Almoat new tires. Motor overhauled. . Cab body. 22 CHEVROLET TOURING All these 1S0 models hnve been cut an low that they are cheaper than to steal them! Wo havo threa of them. Come on! '18 DODGE TOURING If It'n tn ho a used Dodge, this one has been overhauled, has new top good cords too. CASE 7-PASSENGER Put It on that atOBO run. 11 n enouith to haul 'em anil Kood enough to pay well. AVE WILL TAKE THAT OLD CA R BALANCE ON EASY TERMS A 1925 Star Will Outpull In High Any Other JVhat Women Want in a Car Beauty Elegance Riding Comfort Driving Ease yen. You women and men who look for these qualities in a car will find them with new perfection in the New Paige and New Jewett. Our en gineers worked to perfect them. This accomplished, they set about to make these new perfected qualities lasting permanent! And their . success is a remarkable engineering achievement. You have probably never driven cars that meet your requirements so completely as the New Paige and New Jewett. A ride in either will bo a delightful new experience for you. ,,. PAIGE H. J. BRINGLE MOTOR CO. 71 9th Ave. W. Phone 343 PERMANENT PERFECTED PERFORMANCE! Thi nicsnv. tf rourm1. (he wlifi'l are not rnniiinc true nnd it may be auy one of the four. Tin front wheel are cumbered to( innvid.' c:m in tMring and are thun lot'd-in to c:ir1 fur the natural Hun'tul , iu driving. Hut if the pitch, or 'din lifr, i wrong the cr will not meet , the highway imturnily and thus mime part ot' the chshh; will have to bear ail unnatural brum. Ayuin, if lite i'iut id not letting miukI.v the tire will wobble aul it i Kfrinetiuieiii dirfirult to t-'ll tint frooi . misalignment. Aun'i-iean Automobile I'igest. Simple Support for ! Axels Constructed i The construction of an auxiliary j I jack will be found useful for support ing the at under tho car. Two piece of lumber. nhout - by It im lu', i arc bolted ott one end so ns to swim; between two other pieeen, about ft by : ! 4 inchca, Tho upper inds of the 1 swinging ptocea ato connected by a piece of heavy leather belting, upon which the axle rents. The two swing I ing nieces are located between tho! other two pieces so that when they 1 account of my family. So I went to a touch each other at the top they will I friend of mint and told her what the form an angle of about 4.1 degrees doctor had told me and she said, NoW with the base. In use. the axle Is ; do as I tell you. Try Lydia E. Pink first jacked up iu the usual manner, I ham's Vegetable Compound aa I have with the axle resting on the leather. ! done. It helped me.' bolatarted tak--;Ak the jhcU is lowered, tho axle ex-' nK the vegctnblo Compound and I no erts h downward prcNsure on the ticed after the first few bottles that I leather, which Causes the swinging leltcpnsiderably better. After taking on,, of tl. mniu mlnimnB of ihiJHta- j-'Vcrybody who aoea me now j.-k is Hint il.o nvlo in hoW vi-rv riB- j J01"? th, Rreat imptoyament in m i.ll.v. m,l .unm.l lip off. n il i lot-fc- rd l.ol.v.M-11 I lie two .winsiiiK piccH h.v its own wi' inoliik1 liifccst. inlit. Aniorirnn Ante-1 20 Una been well kept up. Double Hasslnra. E AUTO COMPANY, INC. "HOUSE OF SQUARE DEALS" Pai ew 03 New Page Seven MRS. WILHELMY SAVED BY FRIEND Doctor Advised Operation Friend Said Try Lydia El. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound First St Paul, Minn. "I was all run down from overwork and worry, had no appetite, could not sleep nt night. ana louKeu liKe a corp3e. I have six children (five boys and one girl) and did not get any strength after my last baby waa born. 1 was get ting worse and thinner everyday. Tho doctor said I had to go to tho hospital, hut this 1 could not do on I ",ca,u,-1. 1 "I" weicnc antl "tronRth and am feclinfine. EatwejJ . I 1 11 aicfii umm uiKOifl. hub. iiiam Wilhki.my, 300 Duke Strcet,St.Paul, Minnesota. FEBRUARY 17-18-19 "WILL BE OX DISPLAY CARS ONLY I 1 J '24 STAR ROADSTER Many people waiting for a aport road ster license too! '24 FORD COUPE Kuxtell axle, disc wheels and every kind of accessory. FORD SEDAN Good tiros. '23 CHEVROLET COUPE Thoroughly reconditioned, fiood rubber. It you want a rhovrolot wo will Bell this ono cheup enough! . '19 OAKLAND SIX . This one Is In good shape, fiood rubber. Your own proposition takes It! '19 OLDS EIGHT. If you plan a trip you can buy this roomy seven passeiiRer for less than railroad fnre! Stock 1925 Four Built ge and Give- i ejfhatMn Want in a Car Ample Power Able Performance Dependability JEWETT ' t f I ' ii IK i-. .. I a.,-- !' I'. ' 11
