The Oregon daily journal., April 21, 1912, Page 42, Image 42

lUZ OKEGOK' SUNDAY JOVKUAU PORTLAND, SUNDAY WORKING. APRIL II. Hit
CAR TO BE PflESEflTEO TO PEST ALL ROUND BASEBALL PLAYEJl
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REMOV.
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Speedy Auto Made Famous by
"Wild Bob Burman and
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Louis Chevrolet, to Enter
500 Mile Race Event
V
HEW RACING GAB
"'IS IMPfiOMEHT
ON OLDER TYPES
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In,,, by Jilllr l.laea t lt earn
ti
Wheat Ik klerxjwelle first mm IbM1
K-IIca a b, molar rf uJu abe1 !
Ilr war lha fastest A lawless
rare a4 were raul(M4 f ln
and I'aavrwi.l with utrlt mmm. t.lr-
maa eeMttng I ha eeaaoa by finlahin
laira ia the raa) prtaa rao at
"'. iig,la.e flral AatrkM car
vac lw tot la Iba musty of thai tUl
aw eii.
Thl raring car la Improve
"eel m Iba older tre. cwrTrlag ail
r Iba cd virtu. of la .14
mii aa-a tea) ratnod.lai la aaawt mm
aal riulrniri and la .par 11 1 jr adaal-
ror spaarfwar raring-.
Oa J00 Haraa Fmf.
Tba ear la rl4 al IN bora prwr
and l.&J 114 eubla trha pl.too die-
I'Ueeutaot, which la aaly al rubto lac
under tba limit of lot Indea placed
on cars la tn race.
Although I.lraaw la not widely know a
a a racing pilot, ha baa bras remarks
auecaaaful la manjr af lha minor
events af lha couaut aad andartianda
racing cara thoroughly. If tha big
Mlrbjgaa car holda up to former aland
axda It will glva tha othar contender
In tha flTa-eatitury grind a marry cbaaa
to win.
From aoma unknown source rumor
have gained a hearing to tba affect
that tha 00-mtla raoa u to ba post
oDad. an artlcla published In an au
tomoblla paper In Nrw York aided In
giving thla report publicity. It la glean
out by tha apeedway managwmant that
tha rar. poaltlvelr will not b post
poned for anjr raaaoo whatever, except
that In .vent of bad waalhar tba con
test will ba bald ov.r two day or until
Saturday, Juna 1
Tba antrlaa coma In rvadllr nd
rnough mora ara In alght to guarantaa
a flald of tbout 10 tartars, which la lha
limit placed on tha ra a br tha pro
moter. Otia thIM of tha tlcbala for
iIih rar have bean anld and aerr
Indication la that a greater crowd from
out of Indianapolla will ba drawn than
before, Kvcrjr detail for caring for tha
crowd baa booh planned carefully and
Hie vlaltora ara aaaured that they will
liv tha very beat of accoinodatlona In
.. Hooalrr capital.
Practice Work Begin e.
The apaedway room bureau, wincn
furnlNhea acoommodaUpna for vlalto
after tha liotela have been filled, re
ports that many thouaanda of tha bet
liomia In the city will be opened to the
hprelway putrona while hfre, and tha
Ity will Join In one big movement to
Kiva all autlsfnctlon.
Traction for the long grind haa aUrted
and many of tha cara have been travel
In over the brick oval In their teat.
The teams have ben burning up the
ir.iu with meod and those who have
ltn-sed the trlala aay that the former
mrc record will be almost a Joka when
tin next BOO mil event la over.
Mnny of the outslds teama ara plan
ning to rome to Indlanapolla May 1 In
ml, i to iwtmt their tryouts. Slnco the
wurni wt-uther lias bocn in force tho
t-.tck Ima milled down Into a level,
smooth condition, the frost having pone
nit of th enrth and allowed the awollcn
hpotH to rvKUine their normal condition.
imiai. who have been tiring out at the
track any that It Is In belter condition ,
than ever before at tha opening of a aea-
son.
Tliore are now 17 entrlea for the race,
and before May 1, when tha entrlea
close, there will be fully 30 ready to I
tako tho word from Starter Wagner.
uaaimerB auio rai will go aosi iXf l rino t-aal iaaaua for If II waaaos TO ba r-
wl4 If Cbalmar' rti?rTsUllw of Irtlid. aUa rrmarlaro. U Aaglaa Car lo ba oa display at
Kaaia Mlawmeia till a-.k Cr a bowa at baseball park laat Tueada.
OEfiEEN
i 01 II
"Worid's Fair of Automobiles'
Name Suggested for
the Show.
WofUe fair af Alaeabllaa la lha
name augfealad far lb much taJka4
of iHlrolt Natlanal siaaufarlarara' Aw
tomoblla enow, by R- C. Mica (Vraltle
agent for tb Ford Motor compter, who
was la PartUbd laat weak.
llpeaklBg of Iba project ha aald: Tur
ing tba comparatlvaly short Ufa of tba
Industry, iJatroll haa aatabllabwd har
elf aa lha automobile eaaaafactaiinf
cvnlrr of tha world. It la not only tba
center of tha trade because ef Iba Im
mense number af cara turned out la
ta farlorlra but also b-rauae tba great
maturity of tha conatructlona la lha
weilrUtfU perfect car originated la the
local planta.
"Kurtbermora. Iatrolt manufacturers
hav protaa eoorlualvaly that It la pa.
Ible lo put high rlaae workmanahlp In-
o low priceo oars, va nave prarti-
ally a monopoly of tha American auto
iport trade and tha machine that we
re turning out ara considered nothing
short of marvelous In foreign automo
bile circles.
"Consequently theee foreign manufao
lurer look up to !etrolt and aipex-t near
motoring Ideas lo come from her con
tinuously. They are alwaya keeping their
area on Ivtrolt, looking for polnttra.
Whv should they not find them at the
World' Fair of AutomoblleeT
"There hsa been a great deal of talk
of making the Detroit ahow a national
event 1 believe that It would lo much
of It preatlge If airapiy railed tna ie-
trott Automobile mow. mat i wny i
offer tha auggeatlon of tha nam
'World' Fair of Automobile.' Adver
tising an expoaltlon In thla way would
Impreaa upon tha motoring world In
general tha place Petrolt holda In tha
world trade." Mr. Rica aleo announced
that a Ford aaaatnbllng plant would
ba built at Seattle. Work will ba tart-
ed shortly and completed by fall.
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FOR AUIO OWNERS
Manufacturers Make Reduc
Hons (o Eliminate Price
Cutting by Dealers.
fteductloaa la lira prior which lb
leading compajile have announced thla
ak hav pauled those who could a
no raaaon for lha cut with tha coat
of crvd rubber advancing and the lour
ing aaaeon juet opealng. Tba eiplaa
atton of th rau I Just aboot tba earn
thing for each rompany. Tha Idea la
la bring dawn coaeurBer prtre oaarar
ba daalee flgura ao that price rut
leg to make aalce wll ba lrs fre
quent.
The altuatlon la clearly put In a let-
r lo dealara Just recalrad lo Tortland.
Tha letter aaya:
"Tou will note that prlraa hav bn
materially reducal to the oonaumer. Thla
change was deemed advisable after hav
ing glvao th ub)rt mature cooalder
a Hon, believing that our mutual Inter
eat could ba best aerved by tha ealab
lUhmeot of a Hat price to which tha
dealer would adhere alrtctly In making
aalea to tha consumer, there being too
great an Incentive offered, when oper
ating under the old schedule, to cut
prices In an endeavor to make uulck
eaJea
Th enclosed arhedule waa ulanled
after consulting with th majority of
our dealara, tba cooaenau being that
by ao doing a mora healthy oonJlUon
would be crrated."
The abov la tru as far aa th manu
facturer la concerned, but It ha upaet
th local condition In Oregon for th
mall man cannot afford to hav a
atack of Urea on hand from which h
can't even make intcreat on Ms money.
C. C. Bobba, assistant aalea manager
of tha Michigan Buggy company, la In
I'ortland at the northwest branch. Mr
Bobba will make Portland his headquar
ters until July 1. While here he will
go ovr th territory from British Co
lumbia to California and visit tb Michi
gan agents. '
III in m in m tin n
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. EUROPEAN TOUR ST
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AuiomoDiie Hrm Launches a I
Rental Scheme In Its Parisr
Branch.
o atunuiaie European touring, one
of tba automobile maker haa launched
aa Innovation In connection with Its
Parle branch. A number of if 1 1 mod.
ala are being hip pad to rraara t fia
ur la a rauUI plan which baa tnat.r
unueoai feature.
It la proposed to relieve tha Anuria
of all responsibility la connection wim
ma car. They will dlapoaa of handi
caps ana annoyances which have de
terred many American motorist from
aaing their own cara abroad. Tha nlaa
waa su ire tad b v automobile ....n
no complained of the manv dirflcni
Ilea encountered In getting ihroush ih
rao vara or Europa
Th rental method frees the tourl
or ail Official entanglements. It avoids
ha eipenaa of crating and ahlDDlna cara
scn-aa ma ooaan on lha voyage over and
return, it rellevea lha travel. r f th.
eeeaaiiy or making customs arranse-
meni at in port or entrr and at avarv
frontltr. The Indemnity inaurance la
provided for and the marina rtak la
llmlnated. Drivers' licenses ara ar
ranged for In all countries Included In
the Itinerary. The Parla branch fur-
ntahea gaseltaa end all and aeaumea all
rvaponslblUty for repair parts and Ore.
ina moat attractive routes -ara
mapped out and than tha tourists fol
low their own Inclinations. Hotel ac
commodations era arranged In advance.
in anort tne traveler geta tha benefit
of an experienced organisation which
has made a study of eliminating all dif
ficulties and annoyances In connection
with motoring abroad.
ANNOUNCEMENT I
Wk wish to notify our friends
and patrons of our new and
larger location 522-528 -Aider
Street, corner of Sixteenth Si
We have grown to a point that
our former location was too
small to properly care for our
customers. We now have eight
times as much space as form
erly occupied a complete and
to-the-minute machine shop.
Our friends are cordially invited
to inspect our new quarters.
Our service is perfect.
Knights
Maxwell's and Columbia Silent
ON EXHIBITION
UNITED
AUTO
Alder Street
CO,
SWEPSTAKES HAVE
EDUCATIONAL VALUE!
That the International ftweepstnkcs
race, which haa become an annual da
lc nolieduled for tach Memorial day t
ihn TnillanunoliH motor speedway, cur
ries with It a vast amount of educa
tional value Is the verfllct of the Na
tional CaBh Register company officials,
a body of men who probably are amonqr
lha .jpost advanced in advortlslng and
salesmanship ideas'.
A few days ago that company ordered
a block of 200 choice seats from the
Rinnaarement of tha speedway for tha
second annual rases on May 30. In ex
plaining why it purchased this block
of tickets, the company says:
"Th day after the race last year there
was held at our plant In Dayton an ef
ficiency meetlne for employes. These
meetings are held often throughout the I
year, the idea being to call the atten
tion of the organisation to the neces
sity of keeping speeded up and staying
abreast. If not ahead, of tbe great ef
ficiency movement which Is playntx
men a bg part In the world's" com
merce. "On this particular occasion Vice Pres
ident Deeds, who attended the race the
day before at Indianapolis, referred to j
It tin UrTlU'fS DICUMJM .Aawastrv we. cjpuvu
nnd efficiency.
"Th! organization which was evident
' in the handling of the entire event, th
team work displayed in' the .pits, th
marvelous speed with which tires were
clians-jd, repairs were made, etc., so
imnressed Mr. Deeds that he used these
iMnn m the banis of an inr.Dlrinar talk
to the employes. v ----- -
"At the close of his remarks the Pres-
' Ident of the company announced tba:
the following; year 180 employe's wouM
bo sent to attend the speedway race -it
the company's expense.' This trip is la
the nature of a prise for good work
done thronKhout the past year.
"The cash register company fias. al
ways lfn a great believer, in educa
tional trips. Kvery one. who attended
the St, Louis worlds fair remambers
. the great army of employes which vis
ited the exposition -hundreds being
there from Dayton at th company's j
sxpensa. - - -
200,000 Adopt Them
Over one million of these tires have been used,
on some 200,000 cars.
As a result, the demand today is six times larger
than two years ago.
As another result. No-Rim-Cut tires now far out
sell any other tire.
For all these users are advising others to adopt
this patent tire.
126 Braided Wires
Vulcanized into the base of
this tire are six flat bands of
126 braided wires. .
These wires by making the
(tlre base unstretchable give us
tire that need not hook to the
s
rim.
So your removable flanges
may be reversed curved out
ward instead of inward. It isr
done in a moment Then the
rounded side comes next to the
tire.
Our Patent Tire
These six flat bands of
braided wires form the only
way known to make practical
tires of this type. And we con-
trol this feature.
That Is why
the demand for
this new-type
tire has cen
tered on Good
year No-RIm-Cut
tires. 1
And hat is
Owl912Tir
Book, based on
13 years of tiro
making, is filled
With facts yon
saorjld know.
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THE GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER CO Akron, Ohio
Thl Campaay haa no eoimaeeana whatever with any 4hcr
r-'-' rr trMrli ant thT fT-inlTTnr nanir.
No-Rim-Cut Tires
With or Without Noo-SLid Treads
'Dtrubl. tterJ of folding knives,
forks and spoons and napkins la two
drinking cns fit into a sol. leather
case that is shaped Jlko an opera glass
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"Eveiything but the Automobile"
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For Sunday Outings, Long
Tours or Vacation Trips?
We have everything you
could possibly need in
Automobile Accessories
to completely equip both
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why this tire has so quickly come
to outsell all others.
Save 48 Per Cent
23 per cent of all
tires become rim-cut
shown by statistics.
No-Rim-Cut tires wipe
that loss completely.
Then we make these tires 10
per cent over the rated size.
And that oversize, under aver
age conditions, adds 25 per cent
to the tire mileage.
You get both these savings
in No-Rim-Cut tirea, Yet they,
now. cost no more than other
standard tires. Don't you think
such a saving "worth while?
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Repair
Caps
Gloves
Goggles
Dusters
Extra Spark Plugs
Outfits Tire Trunks
Blow-Out Patches
Thermos Bottles
Lunch Baskets
Lap Robes
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RACINE TIRES
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