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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 17, 1921)
THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM. OREGON SUNDAY MORNING, JULY. 17, 1921 5 t i' 4 ft I ' ' TSBtamoofo Qounty (Beaches Lake Lytle GaribaldiBar View Saltair Elmore Rockaway Manhattan Bayocean BUOY RESTAURANT 2nd. BnilJinf sooth of P.O. ' Cfftri 'and Rratarant combined ( J Opa all boar . John A ad arson. Prof. Bockaway, Or. CAMP COMFY 7nntiaaaa TtnU ana CotUjM for Bant near pott affica, atorcs and depot; eon . a1ent to tha bathrac barhea. . ' ' Saaca Conrt new, neat, cleaa and borne like; will furaUh jm room and board - at rtaiaaabla raUa. For reaerrationa addma proprietors : Mr. or Mrs. A. B. Wattlag. Bock way. Ora HOTEL ELMORE 8 rooma aolid cam fort: eerythin borne like, neat and cleaa. Strictly humm rook inf. Katea BtodcraU. For Reaerrationa adalreea J. I. KBEB8 BOCKAWAT. OBB SANITARY MARKET Off S. P. Depot Bockaway, Ure. Freth and cored meata Clama. Crabi. Fih. etc. Petcnon and Bennett iropa. ROCKAWAY GARAGE Expert Repairing, Etc. Tire, Oila, Oreaaea Aerenorlea On the Ilighway at Rockaway Bederberc A Sponcor Bockaway. Orefoa Ask For Elmore Bakery Bread - Fresh Every Day Phono 34F Bockaway, Oro. ROOMS, APARTMENTS Cottages At Ear View oao of tho acenie boaekea), 13 mill north of TUlaaook. I bare Just areeted anmber of attraet Iro eotucea. Theao are new. eleon and warm. Completely fomished osoept Uble tinea and allverwara. .; BnU roaaoaablo. Make yon reaetrratloM early. Address Dr.W. A, Wise, Bar View, Or GARIBALDI GARAGE AUTO BEPAIBIHO OYXBHATJUHO Ooodyaar Vicbolin " " AJax ' i Berero , , Tires and Tobea v., Oaaoliao, dill. Oraatea ' , Hoaaiag room for 13 cars HL X. Sbaldoa, Jhroa. OarlbaUti Ora, SALTAIR HOTEL Open all tbo year around. . Tho beat of anrommodstioni oa tho beacbeo may be' bad at tM hotel. " Buy your ticket direct to Saltair station. Mr. and Mr. P. 8eyourv Ptop. SALTAIB, OBB. OCEAN VIEW COURT Ovailooklaf ' ta Oooaa, j. ' - FarnUbod eomolete liaht. wood, water and iaaitor eerrtee free. Modern 8-room honae;-fira bada and, all Xnmistinga ler roat., Wrtta-r" - COTTAGES FOR RENT Also eottagea " and lota for ale, $300 npjy terma to anit Beantifal location adjoining Crearent Lake and 900 feet from oceaa'a edge. Highland Park. ; Welch & McFall Iffinhattan Btacfe Mi&bfttUn, Ore The Overland Four . (Miss Golden is th.e sister of R. M. Golden, Overland dealer at Springfield, Colo. She has won commendation from a number of. publishers for her excellent verse. BY lU'TII IJXYD GOLDK.V ' , The poets write of love and home and other simple lays. Of people far across the foam and ancient tims and ways. Iiut somehow modern things are missed and taken as they are. Bo I am here to writ' about a 'classy motor car. There's only one that interests me and soon will interest more. For smarter folks will want none but the Overland Model Four. Some dealer of another car will tell me all along. "Now why talk of the Model Four, I'm sure you are quite wrong." But in this world, if We be old, or in the days of youth. No matter. Rood, or bad or how, we always like the truth. So to that dealer who contends my statements are not true I give an explanation,j as I giv one now to you. In the first place, in the old U. S. six thousand dealers sell This little car. the model four, the one they like so well. And after it is sold you see, the service that is due. For your especial benefit, repairs it all for you. Most cars that you folks buy today are owned by several firms, Assembled propositions, these are facts you do not learn. But the Model Four is modeled, as likewise each well made part, By the Willys-Overland Company and there only gets its start. Let us study Just a little of the engine it contains A strong, three-bearing motor, helps to win the car its fame. And the wonderful transmission with the engine is combined, Is another star of favor, and the first one of its kind. No pumps for oil and water and the mechanism good, Is enclosed for your convenience in a wear well cast-iron hood. As to tires they are not heavy, they're the well known much used Fisk. Being small and priced quite nicely, cause the owner little risk. In fact the combination is the thing you're looking for, Ha3 the comforts as to riding of a real expensive car. As to gas, you get mqre mileage and more miles on tires as well, And the baked enamel finish, makes your little Four look "swell." Now the bearing.s, there's the Timken, for it's known throughout the land As the universal bearing and will please most any man. Then the springs, they're light and mighty and whene'er you hit a rock x ou Just seem to slide around them, for you never get a shock. i They are patented by Willys and the newest thing that's out Should primarily be remembered of the things I write about. As to feats, we have to offer hurdling six feet in the air. Many times it's been accomplished, can you beat it anywhere? , In the test, on springs, In hurdles on many famous grounds The blow at one time Rested over forty thousand pounds. So I've told you and I'm certain that you have begun' to know The wonders of this model, little, mighty, full of "go." i REPORT ON OREGON ROADS Pacific Highway Portland - Oregon- City: Mil waukie strett closed on account f of construction, but suitable lie- j tour la provided; Eighty wrorvt j stre-t route somewhat longer butt pad throughout. Oregon City - Canby: paved. Canbjr - Aurora: graveled and 'n fair condition: paving work on this section will be begun in the near future and traffic will be carried over the old road fToiu Harlow to Aurora. Aurora - Salem: paved. Salem - Albany: Take detour out of Salem over Ankeny hiM -oad. which is verv rough, rejoin ing the highway approximately four miles north of Jefferson; paved from there almost entire distance to Albany. (The road between Salem and Albany, via Independence and Hut-na .Vista is in good condition, and although this is a somewhat longer road, it is much smoother and is to b,s preferred to the An kenv hill route. To take this road, cross the Willamette river at Salem. turning south at Krunk'a corner (about seven miles out! and go'ng through In dependence, turning at first left hand road (about one mile south) following s'gns through Huena Vista to Albany.) Albany - Junction Citv: Fher It's a roaring, snorting beauty, it's a wonder on the street, It's a car for anv ladv. it's a car that can't ha hoot GARIBALDI BEACH HOTEL Fraught with eP. with speed and purpose, riding comfort, everything, manes us wonaer u it reany is almost a human thing. New Management 40 rooms. Dining room aerrico. affort la constantly to keep tho homelike and refined. Martin Koentc Prop. Our place So sing on your earnest praises and proclaim to earth and stars That all other makes are dandy when it comes to motor cars. But if you desire real service service proven o'er and o'er, I can tell you what you're seeking, it's an Overland, Model Four. west or east side routes can b traveled, beins about equal in di-"- i tance and condition, with some; pavement 4i the west side route. West Side route: tlood from Al-i tiany ij forvatlis. detourir.g u, miles south of Corvallis, return ing to highway l . miles souTh: second dtour directly south through Monroe along well trav eled county road; cross P. E. . K. railroad track and continue to Ferguson station, here, taking left hand road and rejoining te west side highway and new psve rmnt thre miles north of Junc tion City. Follow payment to Junction City. Both detours are in good condition and well signed. East Side route: Detour around cradine oDerations under way be-. tween Seud and H&lser; detour ing te righ at south city lmit3 of i Albany, following signs via Al-i bany-Corvallis read and through, reoria to Harrisburg; graveled road entire distance and teveral j miles shorter than west side t')ite cross Willamette river at Marri burg by power ferry, th s -point; being about four miles from June-' lion cily. ilruio can ko mni, Harrisburg ti Coburg, staying on j the east side c" th river and j crossing the McKeiirie jut south j oT Cohurs ai d the Willamette at I Eujr ne ) Junction Citv - Cottne drove.) (throngh Eugene): paved from Junction City to Eugene, and from there, paved to Goshen;- grave! macailam Trutn Rosben to Walker and pavement front Walker to point one tnlVe north of Cottage Grove. .. - " J' v Cottare C. rove-Divide; Turn to left at steel bridge north of Cot tagp Grove, coming- In on Ninth street and leaving on Slxtn street, rejoinih j the highway halt a mile south of. Latham; this detour well signed and in good condition. ; DlTiae-Oaklasd.: At Diflde aod at J)ran. owing to .pavement be lag, under construction, no de tour tying atailable, it is neces- I I I Making ail evv All . (Con tin nod on pare C) PERFORMANCE! COUNTS C 'ft i At tbo water' i edge Garibaldi. Ora. WORLD US ARE SMASHED ..Church's Confectionery - ' Ice Cream," Soft Diinka noma made Candiee, etc. I. Canrch, Prop. Bockaway, Ore. Oppi 8. P. Depot High Marks for 200 and 300 Miles Made by Hepburn , i. At Dodge City i. O. 8. Tamer ftockaway. Ore. Kodak the Beaches Then bring year fHats io aa . BOCKAWAT STUDIO Ed. II. Wood, Prop. Lar(e Lino View Poatearda 4: Licensed Agent TILLAMOOK COUNTY BEACHES Tor general Beal Eatate, addreaa or aeo , W. A. DA VIES j 1 STAGE TO TILLAMOOK Tao Oeeaa Way Stage linee operate four large Cadillaa paaaenger banrod. making twa round tripe daUy between Portland and Tillamook and MeMiOBTille. Leava Portland (ITotel Hoyt) :15 a.m. Leave Tigard : Leave McMinnvlUo ,-10:00 a.m. Arrive- Tillamook 1:40 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 2:30 p.m. 3:45 p.m. 7:20 p.m. '1 Leave Tillamook ' Leave McMinnvillo Leave Tisard Arrive Portland 7:30 a.m. 11:05 a.m. 12:20 p.m. 1:20 p.m. 1 :45 p.m. 5:20 p.m. 6:35 p.m. 7:05 p.m. Dodge City, July , 921. The annual 300-mile motor cycle classic was won here today by Ralph Hepburn, riding a Har-ley-Davidson, in the world's rec ord breaking time of 'three hours. 30 minutes and three seconds, an average or miles an nour. Jack Seymour, on an Indian, took second "place, 14 miles behind Hepburn, and Fred Ludlow won third; Ray Weishaar, fourth, and utto waiKer, turn. The remarkable records set up by Hepburn and his phenomenal Bockaway, P. O. I riding were the outstanding feat ures of the race. In addition to winning the race and establishing a new worlds record for 300 miles, he ; also put up a new world's 200-mile mark by cover ing this distance In two hours, 17 minutes and 54 seconds. The diminutive California rid er took the lead irom tne urop of the starter's flag and was never headed during the entire III REVIVAL IS PERMANENT President of Paige-Detroit Comments on Healthful Business Outlook We have many BARGAINS to offer the auto, truck or tractor user. Special prices on the following : 50, 75, and 100 foot tractor belts. Federal tires. Portage tires. Used tires Veedol oil Used cars, trucks and tractors ataenger boaaea, fully via Tigara "The revival of buying directly following the passing of the price flnrry was a permanent resump tion of healthy business and not merely the liquidation of sales temporarily held in abeyance," says Harry M. Jewett, president of the Paige-Detroit Motor Car company. "This is proved by the steady continuation of business which is increasing in volume week by week. June was an excellent month for vr. end July will be closer to not .nai tlian any month in a very lon;4 timj. "Up to July 5 we had orders for 7 72 cars for July shipment. This in dollars is approximately $1,500,000, and assures us for this month before the returns ara all in a volume of business that will be extremely gratifying. "On the whole the summer will be excellent; and, as the farmers are now starting to buy and the agricultural communities waking Yick Brothers High and Trade Streets i Salem people may make a great aaving la time and money by taking tbeae Cadillaa cara at either Mcblinnville or Tigard. 7ot Beeervatlona Pnone Broadway I960 or 72W Tillamook PROPER U i 1L NEW 1. Lake Lytle Hotel Lake Lytle, Ore. 300 miles with the exception of up, everything points to a splen- three laps which he relinquished , did fall record.' to Otto Walker while taking on fnel. The annual 300-mile race, held on a two-mile dirt speedway out side the city, was attended by motorcyclists and tradesmen from all parts of the country in add ition to a great crowd of people from Kansas and purroundins states. Nineteen riders started and everything was carried out smoothly and without. a protest or accident of any nature. Good bit the Job ar!!h jatlii'liiijl Making good on the job is as appropri ate an expression when referring to motor trucks as to men. ' -'' ' ".'!'.:' We are using it in reference to MACK trucks, because MACK trucks are noted for making good on the job. ! 1 .MACK trucks are scientifically engin eered. Only the highest grade of mater ials possible to obtain are: permitted to enter into 1 heir construction. They are. thoroughly manufactured by an organiza tion that has no interest or ambition other than to build the Tery beslt motor truck it is possible to build. - Y That's why MACKS make good. The fact that MACK trucks are unlver sally recognized as making jgood on every job they are called upon to do is sufficient reason why You should own a MACK. MACKS are in six sizes. 'niiiiiiwiii'iw'iii''in"iiwimiiiiiiiiiiiiiw H " II I , I 1 I Mack International Motor Truck G)rporatipn r A. T.; STEIT ER, pistrict Representative' 't Z58 STATE ST. SAljEM, -0BE00N mm, 1 NEW PRICES Midway IVrt ween Manhattan , and Itockaway Open All Year i ' Largest and most modern hotel on Tillamook beaches. Splen did Tiew of ocean and lake from every room. Newly furnished, well heated and lighted.' Attractive lobby with cheerful fireplace. Sun parlor, extending full length of building, overlooking ocean. Ex cellent dining room service. Hot and cold water in all rooms. : Buy your ticket to Lake Lytle, Ore. Southern Pacific depot directly In front of hotel. Good auto roads either via Tillamook or Seaside. . ' - i s. Spend your vacation at Lake Lytle. where you may enjoy trout fishing, sea fishing, digging clams, catching crabs, surf and lake bathing, driftwood fires on the beaches, dancing and horse-back riding. - i Hates $4 to ?6 each per day, rooms and meals Included. Weekly rates. For reservations write Jnlia M. Parker, Mgr., P., O.. Rockaway, Oregon. . v ; ! Pocce and Privacy Here you won't be disturbed by the blaring jazzof overnight . . , j v iV crowds You get a chance, to ENJOY yourself and have a little pri- l vacy. Come to ii' y V .Tents; Bungalows, Hotel" ' t Larg-est, Natatorium oa the coast "Do you think a girl should learn to love before 217" "No. Indeed, that's ! too big an audience. Brown Jug. lire Repair Shop Retreading: Section Work Tubes ; All Work Absolutely Guaranteed ME Dort Motor Car Manager Studies Problem From Scientific Angle Effective June 1st, 1921 : ' These prices of Studebaker Cars are governed by eco nomic conditions. v but Studebaker quality is securely fixed and will ways be the best. Hoffman & Okerberg Tire Repair Shop Y.M.OA. Bldg. "Overheating comes from sever al causes." says John D. Mans field, general sales manager of the Dort Motor Car company, "and greatly aggravated by the weath- ker. for .a car notorious in this re spect hardly would give a sign m w'nter, unless its cooling system had been frozen. Where there i3 too much friction ther- U hound to be heat, but Dort bearings and lubrication are such that resist ance to transferring the power ! the spot where it is needed is minimized. "Engineers paid a lot of atfcpn tno to this in early models and each yar they have found some point where they could improve even slightly, so the Dorta of to day are as easy running ap any fotir cylinger cars built either in this country or in Europe "The greatest requirement to the successful operation of a L'ort Is plain common sens-?. Ope needs to look to his cooling sys tem which Is ample for its purp-vo and to see that his car has enough oil. 'The rest practically is auto matic, for the simplicity of the "Mrii cuts out 'rlction. thery stretching gasoline Into many miles. We have unsolicited let ters from users In all walks of life who are getting more ihan miles, and the fact that they i re strangers to our service stations is evidence that they do not spend much on the'r Dorts." Read, The. Classified vAds. With the complete Studebaker line the dealer has this advantage there is a model for every class of buyer This is a Studebaker Year New Prices of Studebaker Cars F. O. B. Salem, June 1st, 1921 Touring Cars and Roadsters Light-Six 2-Fassenger Roadster $1550 Light-Six Touring Car $1575 Special-Six 2-Passenger Itoadster ..$1845 Special-Six Tourirj- Car $1895 Special-Six 4-1'assenger Roadster $1895 Hig-Six Touring Car $2325 Coupes and Sedans .Light-Six 2-Fassenger Coupe Roadster $1950 Light-Six- 5-Passenger Sedan.;. $2275 Sperial-Six 4-Passenger Coupe......i.j. $2795' Special-Six 5-Passenger Sedan J.$2893 Big-Six 4-Passenger Coupe i.5250 Big-Six 7.Passenger Sedan........l$3350 All Studebaker Cars Are Equipped With Cord Tires Marion Automobile Co. 235 S. Commercial St. Phone 362 - 5 i" m V.