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Saturday Evening, June
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NIG YEAGER, WHO WILL FIGHT AT OAKRIDGE JULY 4
"Look Id Mm compiiny bi'hlii'l the
enr ym buy. lie nuro it iu pcrmnn
onl. lifi Burn Hint, your iliVPHtlni'lit
will lint be i an oil'lm" enr," iirtviscB
Mr. Hi iijniniu, il-nl-r in Hie Kwccne
territory f"i- liiulfon nut Knkcx.
"It in ni-tiiiilly li fnct Hint ninny
more iiiolor ir Iiiivb failed tliiin
linvn livnl. A inolor nixnuiznlion re
mit ly culb'il Hie roll aliilinbi'lically
on tli(! roiiipiiiiii'H Hint linvp Kone, mill
thiTo wax nt li'iiat one roiiipnny for
rviji v letter in the lllphllliet except 1
mill X. If only bohic hopeful inniiil-
fnetiirers luiil tiimeil out n wuince nun
u Xerxes Hip whole lllphnbet wolllil
hnve been coinpleln in the grnveyiml
of forirotten liuiellineo.
"You will fiml toilny ninny innlnriHln
wilh their Kooil money tieil up in "or
phiin enrn" enrn on which Hervien id
...nensive mill difficult to go.t
enm which will Iiiivb very litlle if liny
ro-flfili! vnlue wlintevor.
"A motor enr buyer toilny in rnrn
leRS imlenil If lie lies up bin money ill
Clir WHICH IlllHII I II iMlo ennmi
coinpiiiiy behinil it. Ho in nkinK Hie
Iohk of n coiiHiilernblc nun of inoney.
The neiiKible thinK in to nee Hint Hie
enr itwlf in rooiI, Hint Hie coinpiiiiy
in hoiiihI, mid moHt important Hint the
company is proRresnive mid nbrenst of
the limes. A coiiipnny niuy bnve n
historic, past but if it isn't progressive-
look out!
"On this basis, the wiHe buyer will
find a new mid gilded respect for Ilml
, son mid Ussex cars. Not only is Hie
concern well-seasoned, but it has
been known as a leader in Hie indus
try, -lis invention of Hie coach type
of Hie car, nuil ils sponsorship of Hie
conch nil iIiiiIiik the period when it
hnd lo meet, opposition nnd even ridi
cule by milkers who nro now flockinK
to It, is one nf the industry's greatest
exnmples of lendership.
"It must be remembered to bejjin
with Hint while I Indson-Kssex con
ceived the conch iden, they were not
merely content to let someone 'se
develop the iden. They have ulrendy
built and sold over 21(1.1100 ours of
the conch typo. As n result they have
n background of exeperience behind
them in building this type of closed
enr Hint is not remolely approached
by nny other mnmifnelurer. They
have achieved n volume of product ion
that no other closed-car builder ever
attained before, anil with the result-
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The "Duko of Alblna," noted Portland heavyweight, will meet Sailor McKenny
events at the big End of Steel Celebration July 4 and 5.
one of the main
nut economy of overliend nnd nil mnn
llfncturing cohIb.
"h'or a long time to conic, the liinii
who thinks of coach will think of
Hudson and Essex."
Hotel Under Tent
Ready at Oakridge
All ni'wconiH'B who dosiro lo Rtny
ovorniKlit nt OukridRR rturinB the biff
two l;iy l-'ourlli of July celebration
will bo aceomniodiitt'd, doclnros Or.
U V. 1'piiI)!, lii'iid of nrmiiKcmcntR.
In ndditioii to Iho usunl bnlel sorv
irp. which will pare for -100 or H00
pcj-mniH, I. "(10 bods will be. rewly for
norvice under huge ennvns tops, it is
Hinted. TheKP am boinn fnniin)ipd
by spveriil const ruction compnniefl,
Kacli is ft Rtiindui'd snnitnry cot,
4iul each will be provided with ample
bedding. '
An experienced hotel man will be
in churjjo of t lie beds, nnd n comfort
nblo quiet "flop" iH promised, all who
desire to stay over for the festivities.
Bucking and Falling
Contests Arranged
Inno county has much of the fin
est timber in nil the I'nited St rites,
and may persons who visit Oakridgo
on July 4 nnd 5 will get a cbnnce to
seo just hew this limber is hnndled
in the early singes of ils journey to
the mill, announces the "10ml of Steel
Celebration Committee." A series of
fulling and bucking contests have been
nminged, in which loggers from the
"Western Lumber coinpiiiiy camps will
take part.
The falling contest will take plncc
between several pairs of men, who
will endenvor ti set a new record for
falling trees. The bucking contests
will then lake place, and husky "book
ers" will then saw with all their
might in cutting up the logs in
lengths for the sawmill.
lloth contests carry subrttnnlial
prizes, it' is announced.
NORTH EAST, Pa., June 27. UP)
Fashion has forced another pro-:
fession into the already long list of !
subjects in America s "higher educa
tion," expert fox breeding.
A school in fox breeding, with a
class of ambitious young men recruit
ed from all over America, opened to
day on a 7n-acro fox ranch three
miles from North East. A force of
professors, expert in the wiles and '
ways of lir'er Fox, began training
men competent to cater to the ever
growing demnnd of the well-dressed
American woman for exquisite furs.
The new institution is the Hunch '
School for Fox Ureeding, named after I
its founder, Louis Kdward lluseh of :
Washington, D. C, who is president
of the American Fox Institute. This i
class will have an eight weeks sum-
mnr fifilll'tfi I
The instruction will cover the his
tory of fox breeding in this nnd other
countries, elementary zoology, the
principles of animal heredity, and in
breeding nnd outbreeding; in general,
the relation of the fox industry to
American business life and its oppor
tunities as a career. Students will
be given practical experience in car
ing for the animals.
According to Mr. Rusch, the school
is-not operated for profit. It is sup- I
ported through the voluntary contri- 1
butions ot men who hnve tnitn in rue
silver fox industry.
Mr. Rusch declares that during its
short existence as an established in
dustry in America, the silver black
fox fuv producing husiness bad now
reached the point whore it represent
ed an investment of more than $12,-000,000.
Show Cards and Signs
"C" Gregory
Clark's Service Garage
"Signs of Merit" Union Prices
We Will Insure You a Good Time in
Oakridge July 4th & 5th
Paddock & Jones
Eeal Estate and Insm-ance
Meet the Boys
at the
Pastime Pool Hall
in Oakridge July 4th & 5th .
Soft Drinks, Cigars and Cigarettes
ELECTRIC SHOCK IS DEADLY
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SCUIFFKUSTADT. G e r m n n y, j
June 27. OP) A brook charged with j
electricity proved fatal to one of a j
team of horses recently when the i
owner drove into the stream to wa'sh
the wheels of his carriage. As soon j
as the horses touched the water one
of them dropped dead, while the other (
after frantic efforts managed to break 1
loose from the harness and galloped
out of the water.
Investigation showed that the brook
was charged with electricity, trans
mitted from a subterranean installa
tion power plant.
Look for the best time you ever had July 4th & 5th
and
Look for the Store with the Open Front
SMITHIED CASH GROCERY
Groceries, Fruits & Vegetables
USE THE GUARD WANT AD WAYS
HUDSON-ESSEX, NOW WORLD'S LARGEST SELLING 6-CYLINDER CARS
E WORLD'S GREATEST BUY
Everyone Says It Sales Prove If
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Hudson's Supreme Advantage Is the Super-Six Motor
ONLY HUDSON CAN HAVE IT
Wo. Iinld it is tin! greatest engine ever lmill. Can ils 'exclusive priuci
lile have anv rival in ininorlauiT J
It adds vast jiower without added weight, size, cylinders or eost. It
almost doubles endurance. No car was ever smoother; and we ques
tion whether any ever equaled it in tins respect. Most important of
all, the Super-Six principle, makes possible Hudson's one great policy
nnd issue to givo greatest value for the money.
Of course you have pride in possessing car qualities you know are
unmatched. And this performance mastery gives innumerable ad
vantages. You .have .dazzling speed and pick-up for any call. Yon
have vpower that levels hills w ith ease. You have smoothness that
makes the long journey without fatigue. And you have superb rid
ing case, gootl looks and reliability that you may value even more
highly than spectacular (nudities of speed and power.
In today's Hudson, economies possible only to the largest production
of (i-cyiinder closed ears in the world, give value advantages never
held by any rival. Never before was its supremacy in quality and
price so outstanding. '
Hudson Coach
Brougham
7 Passenger .
$1475
..$1845
.$2050
(Eugene Prices)
The Finest Essex Even Built $1010 Eugene
You Cannot Get Equal Style,
Within Hundreds of
Essex gives results never before attained in any car:
Low price, without disappointment in looks or reliability.
Economy without sacrifice of performance.
Stability and highest roadability without unnecessary
Weight.
The riding ease of large, costly cars. The handling ease
of a bicycle.
Utter simplicity in design.
Performance and Reliability
Dollars of Its Price
The lowest maintenance cost, we believe, of any car in
the world.
These qualities make it the most wanted nnd nlrgcst selling car of its
class in the world.
It is the finest Essex ever built. It is the smoothest most reliable
Essex ever built. It is the best looking, most comfortable riding
Essex ever built. And the price, because ot volume, is t.ho lowest
at which Essex ever sold.
Surely you cannot be satisfied with less than Essex ofers when its
cost is but little more than cars of the lowest price.
Hudson-Essex, Now Largest Selling 6-Cylinder Cars
in the World
Asill'tBI
Benjamin Motor" Company"
EUGENE
Telephone 1757
824 Pearl Street