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About The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 19, 1915)
THE SUNDAY OREGOMAX. rORTLAXD,' DECEMBER 19. 1013. MICHIGAN PARTY IN ! AUTO ARRIVES HERE Motorists Who Started Trip j in October Are Wending I Way to Tillamook. VALE REACHED IN 3 WEEKS Pnsi Peals I II Manage Portlaad M-b of M.-.rar Tire? and nan s' C'oanpaar nraactt la xattk- I rate ml rd !- m i-tir.tTCIt A. MOURCA rrdp all well tht and .. Vaakeecear dT. " vat wee r-entlv "appointed to the iall-rrMll position of rirl- Coast advertising mansasr of fha Kireaton Tlr llubber Company. vi.tte. several 4iM last atk wit", r. W. Thatthrr, nucr nf the l'oti:nt 'irton branch. Mr. tainderoan will maintain tisai-isar tsr at fan rraarix-o. where be will work out puMiritr and adver tiam in k that will hel; lo bring ha r'lrestone dealers ef Iha West closer together and kwn Iha nam rirestoae constantly bafora tb public. a Hurrah for Clackamas Countr! Tb taspatere al the annual .meal ing taal week direvtsd Iha I'ounlr Com aif Kntri to snake a levy of 3 mill to Saanc t!ia een.iro--tio of hard-aur fared roarte la 1)11. S-m day Iba n pres.lon, Tou caa always 111 w croat Iha county line from Wuil onut" will d.e out. II le eapexted thai al ll Bv int.es of paved road raa ba constructed wlta lh t .) that wilt ba raiaed by tb Claraama County levy. a a a H. C llarria. fartory representative of Iha Ro la me Wset. arrived In Iort land Uat we-h. attar spending evral weke la Iba Northwest territory. Wbl bar ba la visiting F. V. Vcllrr. of Iha Northwest Ail CooiMiir. distributor for Iba llao plsaaur car. and C. I tloae. true, distributor. Mr. Harris d. claraa that reeeat visit to Iha amalirr cttica and loam In Oregon. Waahing loa. Uriitab Columbia, and Idaho hav given hint facia which Indicate a marked Inrreaee In business after January 1. II said Ibat no only ar GHALIilEBS IS HERE New Machines Prove to Be Up to Expectation. SIMPLICITY IN CAR NOTED "VV !' TV..V.77i to " Va.'ln-.. men and farmer, of lb. C";: .I,.b.r . Ma M&snll North t prosperou. but that hun- ,rtb in lata m J.rTwall drede of them ..II ba In Iha market for ..etecDoile tri that eoi'flo t very ww - Prax-r Ilrliui Owe More at Kcat Aalo Company and Peek al Latced Creation Mmwa Auto That la Clear Vp t Hating. peace reign one mora at Iba Keats Auto Company. Following aeveral disappointment rom the railroad, tha carload of Iba .. nalmra mod' I Iha "SU-IO" arrived bare early laat weak, ao It l not aeceseary lor tba memoer oi na k..l. oraanuallon to ""But off Ihoaa who ha a been waltlnr for a peak at tha lateit creation of llu(h Cbalmera. Neadlet to ay, tha new car lived up lo He advance nollcea. Both In looka Irlbutora at tha factory In Detroit re cently. "All due lo that wonderful little ner ni.nl." u Iha way Mr. Keat etplalned It. "Thera Is an enislne that will turn at a eed of l0 ravolullom par minute, a development heretofore unachieved In an American tok car. It le poaitlvely uncanny the way that little car acta. It does all manner of thlnir you wouldn't expect from a car of ira le. much leee 1ta prica. All of the convenience found on Iha larger Chulmera modela are em bodied In the -Six-3U. In fact, there la little apparent difference between them la thta reepecU In the Slx-JO1 the driver doea not have to move out of hie natural poaltlon lo perform any op aratlon neceaaary to running the car. It carrlea complete electrical equipment, of courie. and ha numerou other Im provement and convenience t to com fortlns to the motora. The tonneau Is unueually roomy, providing adequate pace for three paiaenaere. while the front aeata were evidently designed with tha tew of provldlna; comfort for lb proverbial fat man." 1000 JEFFEKY QUADS SOLD World' K coord In Slolor Truck Pro duction la Sfade. A new world' record waa tablibed In ale and production or a miui truck model of two ton or over, when i. .- announced that mora than 1000 Jeffery quad have been built, bought and delivered. Stretched out In a Itna with 10 feet between aucceiva m- chlnea. theaa Jeffery quaq wouia maaa hwl fro4 saata to TtUaJBOok liay. Valabtedty a fc-ad of Mlchla. aad J VAT.FR FRFSII FROM FACTORT CON VENTION, SHOWS HIS "BOSS" TOE FINE POITS OF SENSATIONAL NEW CAR. ( Torh people wbo motored acroaaj tae border of treoa laat week have I twaa ta diatinctioa of rlal Ibe eur-l . a cra-aaatry inmimi" a tba aotiVe jear of -1 tala 4owa taritia al Iha offlc af th Port Aatora.bil. flub y lb Ul .i.t from t lUt reported . ... to tha attic with htfMM tml. bacaz and bird vu. iht bxl pulled awav frorA. fl ... . .r vt.-a oa October II. arrives r- iMiuiu. afflca . tal Frt . - i,ni uJ Mai It driver elebt ..,ra aloft to a.k ibe ay to Tilla -me.) a by way of tiaatoa. . la tha car were Mr. aad Mra. C. w,..n in.ir four children. aed - a n.l t nwi. reapaettvely. and Alra tia:oRd. a aepbew wbo pilote.l the car . t la. wav. Aa fr aa Fend t uii'hi(i. Dirtr waa a.compaaiew by -'u.its.e Travia aad familv. of New -York t'itr. bo tl laurel Ibl way la :.i xiuj.&.kir car. Tba ! parties '.mat oa tha hU road aot far Ible id of Mi.:hla-a and Ibey barel lurk mud. water aad dut. .. Mt. acroa tha plain and tnoua r : . ttf DrtOL ; k: 14-civ tare week an-l four dav nftr departlaa1 froea Ibelr Mlehlaaa w the M trxtta arrived al ala. W. Inurit kimmI roa4a were found, ilr. lond a. all ho way throuaa Wlcbl -aaa. Ind ana. llUaota. Iowa. Nebraska. ;wrn and Idaho, but later rain '..miuifvl lo fall la earaest a aooa in-r poke4 their radiators Into Oro. rt territory. rem Vale tha route loarbed fl'Jra Uerwl aad Tba (hlla. wbero boat wa. to lortlaod oa account of the tisoiaf af tba ppf porli" of the Co lumbia Hiver llchway. Tbo IUsctl f. ra witb mud after Its run of mtU. waa started .trdr for CJaa 4 later II will drtvea toward Til lamook, where !e lluaxetle epe lo settle. TS hardly booo lo reacb Til lamook witkeut demrtina; their car for a trait brauo af the condition af Ibe raatla la Iha mooalaiaa. The l-icctta carried a teal II by I feel la ehmeneioa. la whwa Ibey slept every tKkl while creox the couatry. om af tha rhildra. bawever. aeuaMy .!!! la the c.r All of tao aseals war rQobed oa a ramp stove two feet teas', a f ol tun aad a font w Ul Tba lira lrii ral seeul 111 Their worat lip., where taa way wee t hl-k ta fftfhona. A rowboy oa borsebaca hap fl.j towed then lo safely e o e f r.. IIL. w.ll ! 'j'-alty ! rIMrlww witb th l'ia- 4 wi liuedii it sail failed atalea lire ampniee, wi: manace the I'ortiaad H. af the M.tlraw Tiro Kubher 4 aoBpaar. of :.! I'alaatlae. it Tbte -a aao4B'-m n I waa saado ralurday by . L. f.. I , if.c Coast dl.tri.l tautir. wh ke Just etablisbel a ks. r at Hufxll. a reel, oo j- the II I. K.ite Aato Compaar. Tba l.!f I'amwi; la Iha sltlh irese maufeturer ef tlra af e iDea. r.e bran -bee betn- the M ri J (rfu, I'ollmaa and Imperial. Ill Already la reprente by branrbee li J rranriscu. ekkh la Mr Waro-r s u ead iuartere. and 1 I-o. Aavale. The 4- vatrwt MUMfr Intends to ptaro a t. rn.rl la Jieittle aooa. II baa baaa ea the I'oail only tnra w r. aa and has j n. ne branch for each savea-day J erl'XJ. - ine i'ortiaad braaxb will do ao re. 3 I. .In, the Mctiraw line belnf sold trans b Joobera. a a a Bach from attendtnsr lie special con 3reaca ef Western distributer ef Ibe h !rr.rs, hrUl al fall Itke last week. H L Keats brtac tales of a broadside smpaica lo ba launched oa tbo I'acltic 1 past by tba Chalmers ersanKatlon ba. jlnain witB the sew year. Tbo Wm. era distributer went to the Mormon -rtpital to meet Paul fimita. tbo Cbal- -rar vlca-presidenl and cneral aalea iiunr. wbo could not par lb time a como any closer lo Ibe 1'actfte. 7 v. t course it wan I anyt&tna; Ilk lb li convention al In factory.- add Mr. -K.ata. "bat what It lacked In sue was Jrtore than offset by Ibe enthusiasm. It -was tbo first ceaveatton of Its kind ver held la tho West, and tha results -would indicate that tt win bo an an' no! affair. It brought all ef th Weal. era tf.striocters toe striae la a way so tlat Ibey would roacealrals oa tbeir wa problem, n e wer able to ac- romplii t.iinca tdera that wo couldn't lb national coaveatlon bocauao tbo .Jitter Is so wide la It ropo that It I 1-nposstMo lo lake up sectional tul Jecta witb aay decreo of telall. - Moat of tbo Weetera men trot their J a traduction tn tbo Chalmers -3tx-je- at Ibo Halt Lake meatinc. aad all ci aay enthused with tba PC oa pacta (of a aaus jally prooparou year. X . e a Z Cues who Old toe Tak la ta aa la Jtal l.f aett year? " Answer. :mi Ulatsea. of th Henry wamttril plant. ! Secretary ef State Otcott mailed out dearly ! cf 1.1 aew ll Ihceose taas last week, aadl ta No. Its, th numeral tainted oa taa Yak machine thai de- I a: ftt the reader ef Th Urecooiaa cernic aat-tiaa every funday. w as mailed M e Mr. Ulutsca. C Already th aew license fas ara ba lac worn. II woa'l be loac now until te eld yellow aad) black ina wia bo eatirely out of data aa4 betbiasT but t va new red aad wait piatee will make Ike motorist Immuao from th clutches tt ta u. - Z ?ome day when yoa ar not afraid af iat ash Iiert tUin. manor of the lrtUnd branch of tba J. Vf. Leavltt -s'oaspaay. Overland distributor, what 1 msna by the espreesion. "bans fat.' (r. Kltae hauled a load af actor over tao Columbia Ktver H (sar laat ua- -tiay. Caul almost tba sad Mr. IMaaT. "who Had doaated two car at tho re arueet ef th Chamber of Commerce, al J el Iha pompou man ef th staa I Cirect k In bitaer aad tbithor aad rail -Mm "cbaaffsar" quite ceedeecoadiacly. -'I"e last straw flnaliy came, how a ver. ant Maaaarsr :m manaatsd la loee Mmself a a road about 11 1 mile out Tl ta way aad nearly succeeded la aet- nT lb a-t r back to Iowa loe lale .fr Sa vsatas'. part orteaaca. a a a - f. P. Ltrelsman. formerly con nee ted I wltb tao I'irestea branch ef Beatt;a al k M. I. aa a a - - v-o wav err ww.a i i r aas'aca 1. a l as ar -w - k asr i -s j a. n - . . c w . - ' ' wasiawaas"- - " a-J' - i Chart.. - H.rrt. i:.pUI.I. tao ll Ch.la.era Mafa II. U Krata, Cb.l-.er. DUHIb.fr fn Orrpa aad I Waahlasloa. J 'kae.eeees eeaa aaao o-o-a ' 1 iiaaaessaii. irt cars for January. February and March deliveries. a e a Itrerr automobile man In Portland baa Lamed all about -deadwood in ho nlleT- aad tike espresslone throuan tba activity of th Automobile liowi laa laau. which le now conducting a touraameat that latrte th entire trade. The cam last weak put the bowlxr of tho lutmace.Manlev Auto Compeer on Iha top of the heap, with th 'ovy Motor Car Company five la mal p-ueitloa. Is data Ibo clubs stsad a. follow a: rt..r.e w i. ve lxiiare-Waaler 14 1 ... - K.al. .oa . I ll " 4tl'iH h ' 1 i I 1 ! Li . '-- ,1H New Car Owners in County and la performance th lltU hHth- a proceaslon over 10 mll.a lon- At S TIIK tollowin and ll me nar new cara of lw iode were reslstered hf Multaomab County residents last week for Ibe "firs; time. accordiQaT to M. U. Wllkias. of tbo Automobile lEecord: WiiJmii a fa. ! Sort rirs. osr- Us.l. T tl W.st .are ta i l a Tiliea llaak. ao la?ae W W". Da.aa. 1 1-1 roast. o..rUnl. at Haaananv. Sit rarrwih.ra. anra. a:. K. I. I IHI l-.irl dach. ri4. rat I'alaadrt. ?; Ms-lu.e. aisa; hnrt II Lerd. vara Joha l--r. I'loe I ooa Sasv. I ! It. Ksient. . natitmciM, . tvtt..ana tl.-en&.re. lit rl:ib. wM . Sarab !ia--bmea. MS rlrst. rurd. w. It. hMt.. aart ari.rt4aa. I'adlllac. Arms ri. ruiaair. tad Ts.atr-.laMl and lloiia. isr. II. a. O'ls f Akia. - lernait seixiinc. stud.haksr; w. T Honey, tlrsanam. rned; 'art It Jarfesjs. 5a tanbaHaa koIMtn. Wlataa: Or.a a. lata, dMlaauia ralldiaa. Mii.-asii. T. I- y li-moii a h. 412 aiswr, tfilcs.il; Y:U . arH aWila. I'" HollaUsT. t'ad lar: ft. Heiin. I til nimtii. . a. Hi ll arry ueif Til Aireeta. iMabi. C1k1-t of a Husband. Boaloa Trsascrlpt. IMltb W'oald yon marry a man to reform him? Alice Not If I could set a man who didn't nead reformlnc. speed machin provd mat ina n tbusiaam of Salesroaoassr Harris had every cround for silstlnsT. without any appareat effort It neotltd th steepest pavd hill la hlh atear. while test In the densest trafflo proved Its unusual riealbllllr and WlJe rang of speeds In hieh (car. Meter Xot tompllcated This model Is the smallest that Chalmers has vr built- Whll ratd at only : J-borsepower. It readily de- velopa 1 5-horse power at I0 rvolu lion a minute. With Its Ilirht welsbt rhassl. this car I abl to perform In a manner heflllln a machin of much arealer rated power. On thloat particularly nolU-eabl about the -SIV-.0" I th absence of iboa thins- which lend to make a rno- ivr com pi iraivu. i oa - . - so strlklnrly simple that II Instantly attracted wld cororoeot. Tbi Indi cates th trend of lb latest design th endeavor lo reduce lo ahsolut simplicity th entire structure of th modern licbtwelsht automobll. tiel amidst a display of several of th larger model of the same make. II was impossible to dlsllnsulsh any difference In lh appearance of the Ut ile sis. from tbo point of body finish. Although old al a much lower prlc than heretofore ba b0 asked for a Chalmers, the -Sl.-lv- has all of lb dtsttnculahlnc point of It nam that re classed under that broad headlnaT of "finish." It Is a "regular" Chalroer la every sens of th word. Car Ca aid 'red Resatarkakle. "The most rmarkabl performer th Chalmers company has ever built.' wa the verdict Biven by It. L Keata. th veteran Oreajon distributor, after he had tested th "Sli-SO" over Portland's steepest hills and In th heaviest traf fic. In this h wa la perfect accord with Charles II. Harris, his-tales man-aa-er. for Mr. Harris enthusiasm bad already reached a hlarh pitch as a re sult of exceptional demonstrations Kiva him whll h was attending; th annual convention df Chalmers dis- miles a dav for each truck, the total number would cover 4u.000.0u0 miles n year a distanc eq'tial to K00 time around th earth at th equator, or SO trips to the moon and back The loads carried by these quads Include all kinds of things household roods, silver, copper and other valuable ores, oil and oil products. crushed stone, sand, arravel. brick and earth. workman and etaaeroach paasenerere, miscellaneous freight or all descrip tions. One man even uses his quad ex clusively for movinr bees. In tho nroceeslon on would see n Uvea from Hlaln, Saltxerland, Aus tralia. New Zeulani. Tasmania. Km land. France. India. Russian. lielffium. Serbia. Java. Philippine Islands. Haiti, Chill. Oermany. Canada. Argentina and possibly a -ew other placea for the voatue or the Jeffery quad la world wide. Carload Orders Filed for Chevrolet 490's. riao Mae of Ordere TBaMahed br Fred W. West oa Trip. With Telal El pease of S7.T0. THERE can't b any "hot air" about thia becauaa two automobll re porter were present and saw It hap pen, that Is, they saw tha finale. Early last week Fred W. West, who collaborate with Justy Jay DeVaux In distributing; Chevrolet motorcar over this territory, packed his travel kit full of contracts and order blanks and look the fastest train for Eugene and way points.. Two days later be returned with enough order from agents to fill up several railroad cars. His expense ac count for the trip wa (7.70. which Included railroad fare, hotel levies and money spent for meals. As a result of the flying trip made by Mr. West, and one or two long-dis tance cans. Mr. uevaux last ween PORTLAND AUTOSIOBILE DISTRIBUTOR CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY IN LATEST CAR OX MARKET. W V i - -- . . n ' 1 a , r a;.; ? I r. i i w 1; . us V - ' JrA V58". ' w , jeey-.ej ' I i x r - " " J J b ,. ' ' ' ' 1 "' : A. SV. Mae lay, trreoMeaat ( lalaaae-Maoley A.lo Cosapaay, at Wheel of New IJ-Cyllader National Car Ray a llaoaa. Star aaleaaaaaaa. at 11 C To pas hi birthday at th wheel of th first ll-cyllnder National automobll to reach this territory waa the exparteoce ef A- Id. Manley. president of the Pulmece-Manley Auto Company, the other day. Mr. Man ley admits Ibat he waa guilty of a dire plot In tble connection. "To. know t only hate a birthday once a year and I thought It would ba enjoyable to pass thst day tbi year at tbo bueiaee end of Ibe sensational new National." said Mr. Manley yesterday. "I didn't let the .National factory la oa Ibo secret, but they knew well enough tbst I had to have our first National 12 sample here before a rertaia Tueeday. II arrived on Monday night and my first experience with a 12-cylln-der car came bright aad early Ibe next morning." Mr. Manley took pride last week In driving bis frierals up and down the steep hills about Portland In th Nstlanal "1 !" Th way It flattened out th ta'.I bill on top gear was a revelation even to Mr. Manley bl rose If. who aaa beea bearing compliment to the car for rbaoy months. d Xmas Suggestions or Motorists! am F 'i-.i; H f I; t 5 ii i 1 " i , i A Few Things to Be Appreciated Thermos Bottles, Pots -and Gauntlets, a fine selection. Auto Clocks ... Flower Vases Rear-Sight Mirrors Tool Boxes Books on Care of Autos Folding Pails Radiator Ornaments Tire Pressure Gauges Pennant Holders, per pair. Robes for Auto Pendleton Blankets Pendleton Steamer Rug's . , Klaxon Warning Signals.. Jars.. $1.30 to $15 ?2.i0 up c mi .. up :$il.i0 up ...$2.23 to $0.00 83.O0 up $1.00 .$1.00 to $2.50 ...750 to $5.00 $1.00 $2.00 $2.50 up ..$8.50 ...$11.50 .$4.00 up AutO Gloves for all tastes and all seasons. at all prices. Our iDecialtv is Grinnell "Rist-Fit" Gloves the kind you see advertised. They re ventilated for warm weather. Washable Keindeere" leather. Come see them :isP 1 M3m FLASH LIGHTS All the latest improved styles, $1.00 up. THE LARGEST SUPPLY HOUSE IS THE Coats and Caps, all styles and prices. Striking Bags Footballs Boxing Gloves Baseballs etc AUTO CLOCKS $2.00 UP Chase Plush and Pare Oregon Wool Auto Robes and Steamer Rugs AH Prices. ROBE LOCKS $1.00 Free delivery to any part of the city BICYCLES All sizes for boys and girls, $14 to $50 BALLOU & WRIGHT BROADWAY AT OAK STREET Phones Broadway 307, A 6638 Seattle, 817 East Fike Street filed the following night letter to his son, Norman DeVaux, Pacific Coast manager for the Chevrolet, who is now at the Chevrolet factory at Flint, Mich. "Ship following- carloads: Otto Wil son, alem; James Irvin, Albany; each six '490' models; B. F. Goodpasture, Eu gene; Daniel Jc Dougherty, La Grande; Ben Trombley, Pendleton, each one Baby Grand and five 49u' models; these carloads to arrive about January IS. "Goodpasture. Kuirene. five '40,' one 'IW roadster, If not roadster six '490' touring model; Mark Rlckard. Corval 11s, six of the '490' model; these car loads should arrive about March 6." Mr. DeVaux left for his former home In California last night to act as Santa Glaus for his kin in that section. Truck Xxaes Decision. Down Fourth street In Washington, with the rieht of way at intersections. drove Airs. Gottrell in her Maxwell touring car. A five-ton truck loaded with brick rammed the Maxwell amid ships. The truck broke its steering gear and frame. The Maxwell rolled away in quest of a running board and fender, but was essentially as sound a ever. The average man's heart weishs from 10 to 12 ouDces; the average woman's from eight to 10. fa :.. ., ' 1 .. il' ' r-1 : l ' 1 :W .,'i:..''!,S.'iii'!:i.!!!iitii!i!i':il J-"ii-V;::'',ta J r t '!:i:!:'!::::i:!il!.V 111 r ! ; :t. i k V A 1 .1:' .'lh r,: ' mgr ar r m T a III -I I ' a I t 1 J V V, !v.:;M, i;Vi; in - x a. i,i. r st ine- '!i,;l.1'ir'ii:!.'!!l;!Ti:lli;l!i!l!liili! iiiinii i il i i n ll llllli i! i :i I ! , '-i I ':f : : ;I III I' hi'. 'im .;.ii!,i!":n:.ii i. lili i!H !,h!iiii ii '.i;'iii;r,i';o;i.iH'i''i''ili:iii!ii'':ii.-Hl lIMiIIIK :l : I i l l II I iV7j! ' .:. !H I I l'w. i I I I I I! !l:ilM,:i!l I ! ! I I ! J il Ni in mwv That Reo Factor of Safety Is More Than a Mere Sales Terra 50 OVERSIZE IN ALL VITAL PARTS is your guarantee under all conditions. SOMETIMES WE WONDER if prospective buyers appreciate the full significance of the famous Reo slogan quoted above or if, per chance, some value it as lightly as they prob ably do some other mere advertising terms. YOU NEVER HEAR of a Reo car developing a weakness in any vital part. YOU KNOW'REOS for their marvelous uni formity of excellence in performance and for their economy of upkeep. YOU'VE BEEN IMPRESSED by the fact that every Reo owner you know is enthusiastic about his Reo none of that diversity of opinion you've found among owners of some other makes of cars. BUT HAD YOU STOPPED to analyze the con dition and to discover the reason? SATISFACTION YES. But that alone is not all. Uniform Satisfaction unanimous en thusiasm among Reo owners those who use their ears reasonably and equally those who abuse theirs, as you know. PRICES AT FACTORY. WELL THAT REO FACTOR of safety, "50 per cent oversize 15 per cent extra strength in every vital part" is the answer. That factor of safety is protection against all kinds of driving and all kinds of roads all kinds of abuse as well as use. TAKE REO THE FIFTH, for example: THAT GREAT CAR is now the oldest car in the world has been made in practically the same form for more years than any other. HAS OUTLIVED SCORES of would-be rivals and still leads. Is still America's most popu lar automobile among discriminating buyers. AND NO MATTER whether the man to whom you are talking owns a 1910 or a 1916 model, he is equally enthusiastic in his praise the 1910 man perhaps a trifle more so because of the greater evidence he has had of its quality. THAT SERVICE IS BUILT IN at the factory. Reo service is second to none when on -occasion you may need it. But the kind of Reo service of which we are most proud is that service built in at the factory that 50 per ' cent oversize factor of safety and of satisfaction. NORTHWEST AUTO CO., Distributors Broadway at Couch. F. W. VOGLER, Pres.. Phones: Broadway 887, A 4959. The New Reo Fifth $875 v ' '