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4 SECOND SECTION X:rPAGESlT0 6; Autos; Society, Clahs, General Uev and Classified V. 1 SEVENTY-SECOND YEAR SALEM, OREGON, SUNDAY" MORNING, AUGUST 6, 1922 TRICE: FIVE CENTS AUT I I P. AND TRACTORS MOTORCYCLES ACCESSORIES Mm -BICYCLES-- i IESTEE Crater' lake ' National : Park ; ahd; Oregon Caves Visit- ed on Motor. Tour . ' ; Russell and Wallace Bonesteele, I With a party of friends, have just , , returned from a trip ta Crater lake and the Oregon cares In Jo- (trephine county. Going south from Salem, the 1 road is paved to Albany' then it " la macadamized to Corvallls, and i Dated from there to Enrene. At j Oakland there Is a 13-mile detour, iaiuuu Bume uw road cunsiruc tlon. Thla fa a, very rough and ( tempestuous 13 miles. !: Fieyond j this, most of the road through Roaeburg and Grants Pass Is pav- edj There is one little detour at t GryiU Pass. Central Point, where ""the Crater. Lake rbad leads off eastward" from the main highway, :riL,lfl 253 miles from Salem;- from were to Crater Lake Is 88 miles. MIS tad Rim Part for all Can f Frea. Expert AdTtcev ; IRA JORGENSEN ; f 10 South High Street with the road in fair condition. Some parts of this lake road are now under ' construction, and short detours , may be necessary during working hours. There are good camp grounds at Union and Butte Creeks. They describe the 40-mile road around the. r(m of the lake, and about 2,000 l&ttt above it, as one of surpassing grandeur. The lake Itself i3 one of the wonders of the world. - Good fishing can be had in the iake. It is a fact not known to everybody, perfiaps, and that because it Is a national reserva tion and so.,not subject to ordin ary, game laws. The angler may fish there without a license. It Is 22 miles from the lake to Fort Klamath, over a good road. There is One Bide trip, to the Gar den of the Gods on Canyon creek, where the observer looks across the precipitous canyon, seemingly thousands of feet deep, to the cur. Jonsly chiseled and sculptured pin nacles of rock that make the ever- lasting, granite "Garden". At Fort Klamath, the travelers found vast herds of cattle, in numbers never seen or dreamed of in this part of the Willamette valley. There is a 40 mile drive along the shores of Klamath lake, that is described as a splendid boul Yard -and there isn't a speed cop within, radio distance. The White Pelican hotel at . Klamath Fairs was one of the greatest marvels of the journey, they say. To find such a hostelry so far inland, as , tonlshed - them almost as greatly as tho Crater Lake itself. " AND HER NEW CHANDLER SIX ..-. '.'V " . ' xo4w iwe r... - r mtmmm. llffafllMlF" f Aid to; PORTS Interstate Commerce Com mission' Decision Consoli dates Terminals' mad "A stiff, fast ride ia my -New Chandler Six wipes out that; tired feeling after a hard day at the studio," says BiHie Dove, the nineteen-year-old movie star, who recently joined the Hollywood colony. Every day as soon as her' work at the studio is finished, Billie jumps into her Chandler and speeds to shore"br mouiv tain. ; i ; . ' " - - i '-felte 1 " t ' - : From Klamath Falls to Keno there is 13 miles of good roads; and then, the next o2 miles' to Ashland should be driven by a deaf-and-dumb man any one else t r 4 - . -i l 4 3f H i - 5 i' 1 : THIS IS A ST UDEBAKER ' Y-EAR ' ; STUDEBAKER T Announces .NEW PRICES. On All Models :. , .. ! ... ! - Owing to redartion of freight rates and the policy of The Stude baktr Corporation to produce the Best Automobiles on the Market at reasonable prices, we are enabled to quote the following prices effective August 1 1922, ' ; Ught Six Touring, 5 passenger ...i.... .....$ 1 190.00 . Light Six, -2 passenger Roadster......... ,..:..:... .M 190.00 Ught Six Coupe...:..;....:...;.; .........:...-.... . . $1450.00 Ught Six Sedan..; ..:......: ,.-..$1795.00 Special Six Touring, 5 passenger. .........$1525.00 Special Six Club Roadster.... ....:...$ 1525.00 Special Six 2 Passenger Roadster... .;:........i:......... ... $1495.00 Special Six Coupe..............: $2195.00 Special Six Sedan... . $2375.00 Big Six Touring, 7 passenger...............,.;...:.... ........$1935.00 Big Six Speedster. . .......$2075.00 Big Six Coupe.. ........ ......... . ... .................:...........$2650.00 Big Six Sedan ....$2850.00 vh- All prices F. 0. B. Salem, Oregon . . These are quality Automobiles of highest standard -We are proud to call your attention to OUR LIGHT SIX they say. is bound to say things he will regret. There.is a r0-mile drive over fairly good roads from Grants Pass to Oregon caves, a trip that they found woriterfuUy prontabie to take. The eaves rank with the most wonderful limestone caves in Kentucky and in Missouri. A tour takes three hours of steady travel underground. The. traveler made the trip withoct so much as a puncture. The ports of the Pacific do not and never have had such consoli dated cperatlon as Is possible un der a recent decision! of the inter- Etate commerce j commission whereby absolutely common use of terminal facilities Is accorded all railroads' entering any port, if car ried to Its logical conclusion whenever the comm'ssion may so direct. - " : . - ; This Is the interpretation plac ed upon the " decision by Hal F. Wigg.n$, traf fie -expert of the Oregon commisfciony upon receipt of a copy of the decision yesterday. Portland To Benefit In Portland, for example, the decision could have the effect of making possible, whenever the commission may so order, a com plete free use of all trackage of the Portland terminals by four transcontinental roads, the Great Northern, the Northern Pacific, the Oregon - Washington Rail road & Navigation company and the Southern Pacific, and also of the shorter lines entering that city. It may otter a solution to the terminal troubles that have harr.i?fc-d the port of Portland and dock commission . oftic'als and the shipping interests on the East Side and other portions. At presenit Portia nr. has a very lim ited common user arrangement of terminals, unde which the South ern Pacific, the O.-W. R. & N. and the Northern Pacific are only par tially affected. Itectsioo Far-reaching "The most interesting and far reaching decision that has ever come out of the transportation act of the) Interstate commerce com mission, for tha reason that 'con solidation' is the biggest word in tbe railroad vorld today." s the way Mr. Wiggins describes the de cision. Tha case from which the decis ion emanated was that the Hast ings. Minn., Commercial club "vs. The Chicago, Milwaukee ft St. Paul Railway company. Georges Carpentier will become a movie actor. He ought to be a knock-out. . - , i "ITS A DAYTON" . LLOYD E. RAMSDEN ! 387 Court Street PJone 1687 school wes ARE flPPOHTI DT1ED Distribution, to Couniesr of State Made by Secre tary of State worth of cherries. They were good-aized trees, and it took some work to pick 'em but be has the checks to show that he got the, money, j It r.ight not be impossible to beat that record. Fifteen bushels of chtriies Is a lot, however, even for most good trees. The black cherries have not brought quite . the price ' of tlio 'Hoyal 'Anes, ; but r they . "have brooght enough to make real mon ey. ' ' Announcing a Slight Reduction IN FORD CARS, TRUCKS AND TRACTORS Chassis ...l .$471.52 Sedan .....$754.80: Roadster . ..i . 514.56 Coupe.. ........ ,637.20 Tounng .... ..i.r................. 544.72 All Equipped with Starter and Demountable Rims ' j. .522 J72 Tractor: ....!.: 484.60 4 1 At Your Homo - , . Less Money Truck , More Value- GO ' 260 North Ilfehi '3. M arion Automobile Co. Open Day and Night Salein, Oregon - " Phone 362 The Der canita aDDortlonment of school mtfheys among the 36 Ore gon counties for 1921, made yes terday by Secretary of State Kde- er, 1 11 cents greater percaijd than a year ago, or $1.85 this year and 11.74 last year. This is con sidered a remarkable showing for the reason that the school census shows 6S6S more persons of school age In the state this year than last year. Tha total amount apportioned yesterday is $422,088.60 for 228,- 156 persons of school age. Last year the amount was $384,985.60 for 221,268 pel sons of school age. This year's apportionment ' by counties follows: i County Baker , . Benton . . . . lackama8 . Clatsop . . Columbia . . , Cooj Crook . . Curry Deschutes . , Douglas . . . Gilliam Grant .. .. Harney ... Hood R!ver. Jackson . . . Jeffervon . , Josephine. Klamath . . IJtk Lane .. ,. Lincoln . . Linn . . Malheaur . Mar'ou . . . Morrow . . Multnomah . Polk .. .. Sherman Tillamook . Umatilla . . Union .... Wallowa . . Wasco .. . Washington Wheeler . . Yamhill .. Total . . . Children . 0,454 . 4.546 12.678 . 7.036 . 4.68 . 7.324 . 1.061' , - 909 . 2,792 . 6.285 . 1,269 1,662 . 1,085 2.978. . 7.024 . 875 ..2.716 . 3.411 1.288 .11.447 .2.090 . 8,134 . 3.523 .14.462 . l.lfl 66.092 . 5.044 . 1,089 . 2.793 . 7.545 . 5,232 . 3.038 . 4.189 9040 .- 980 . 6.661 228.156 Amount F 10.0S9.90 8.410.10 . 2344.30 13,016.60 ; 8,663.55 13,549.4 1.962.85 1,681. 65 5,165.20 11,627.25 2.347.65 3,074.70 2.007.25 5,509.30 - 12.994.40 1.618.75 5,824.60 6 310.35 2,382.80 21.176.95 3.866.50, 15,047.90 t 6,517.55 26,754.70 3,183.85 122.270.20 9.331.40 2.014.65 5.167.05 13.958.25 ,9.679120 5.620.30 7.749.65 16.724.00 1.81S.0 12.322.85 $422,088.60 Two Cherrv Trees Yield Money to J. E. Phillips J. E. Phillips of Spring Vajlar. near ZenavIn Polk county, seems to be the prize-winner in eherr'es this year. If not for a large or chard, "lat least for orcharda of hia sise. J ; From his two Black Republican trees he harvested and sold to the I Drager Fruit company : $112.58 VICK - BROTHERS MID: SUMMER PRICE ADJUSTMENT ' t - - . . , ! a fc NEW PRICES ON CARS i . r ; - ;" NEW PRICES ON TIRES Lower prices all along the line 1 Come in and see our new modeb at reduced prices I . . j ' ; The New Businessman's Coupe on our floor is one of the latest attractions Call in for demonstration and further information VIGK BROTHERS The House of Quality Cars - High and Trade Streets Salem, Oregon