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SEVENTY-SECOND YEAR ; ' SALEM," OREGON, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 31, 1922 PRICE: FIVE CENTS
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BICYCLES
ACCESSORIES
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I HUMS BLUE
PItlNTS NEEDED
Fifteen, Prints, Needed for
r Every Change in Car: ;
r ? Departments Supplied
-j Four hundred thousand square
feet of blue print paper are used
each year in the drafting depart
ments of the Oakland Motor Car
company, Pontiac, Michigan, or
enough, to paper the walls ot
more than 300 average ! . sized
homes. .This paper is used by
the drafting dtvtgiomn of th de
signing engineering and tool en
gineerpg; departments.
' The tremendoui amount or de
tain and records to be kept by
the designing engineering depart
ment of.a large automobile com
pany; may. be gleaned .from the
fact that approximately 50,000
blue prints. of ; the. ; par ta of the
car are on file nt. the 'Oakland
Motor"-'-Car- comyany. -
Every time a change lg made
in the design ot a part, IS new
print! arc; made ' to replace the
ld prints and sent to the var
oius departments In ? which the
parts are manufactured.
Change notices are likewise
sent : to (each department.
. Approximately, .20 parts .list
books are kept on hand, giving
the details of : every 1 part ' that
goes- Into the car; sub-assemi.y
parts and large .unit assembly
,parts. Changes v ara made- In
.these books, too, each time a
change la made In any blue
print. - .. x. f ' .
u Every, change 'in' design must
Il'st have the approval ot the
unit engineer before i It is pre
sented to the head " of thecom
,p.ny for final decision. , v
to hi5e food supplies pilfered from
railroad cars. The loot was
buried at night under what, the
neit day, looked like newly made
graves. Ultimately the. police re
covered 15 tons of sugar and half
as much cocoa and flour, all of
which had been abstracted from
relief supplies.
Men's Suits in England
Said to Be Cheaper
LEEDS, Dec. 13. The textile
trade Is considerably disturbed
by the announcement that three
million yards of woollen twfeds
and serges, sufficient to make
90,000 men's suits, and about
seven million yards" of cotton
trimmings, linings and linen can
vas have beeu thrown on the
market.
These materials form part of
the surplus that passed through
the disposals board. An Italian
syndicate made an offer some
time ago which was accepted, but
the contract was not completed
and the goods have now been for
feited .
"My Wild Irish Ros" VIA
he the attraction at the Liberty
theatre today. All those who love
the land of the shamrock will
go wild over this .splendid photo
play, which tells a thrilling
srry of life in th Kemeratt
Isl in the early days of Queen
Victoria's reign.
SPARK
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Toledo Factory Turns Out
120,000 Champion Plugs
Each Working Day
the Toledo Champion plant the
shell is made and the assembl- j
Ing done largely by automatic
machinery, most of it designed
by Champion engineers.
Champion spark plugs are reg
ular equipment on many motor
cars in every class, from Ford
to the American iiollf-Royce, the
hifeht-st priced car produced in
this country.
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The factory of the Champion
Hpark Plug con-oany at Toledo
is f?aid to be the largest in the
world devoted to making this
important article of motor car
equipment.
C.1 Its present schedule the
Champion company is making
120.000 spark plugs each work
ing day, which means that they
are being produced at the rate
cf 271 per minute.
It doesn't mean that Champion
plugs are really turned out in
Tractions of a second, of course.
Actually each plug- is several
days in process of manufacture.
But it does mean that in 19 'I t
the Champion , company made
more than 35.000. 000 complete
spark plugs.
The cores are made in thf
Champion plant at Detroit unde:
the direction of ceramic scien
tists of national reputation. In
Prominent Californian
Dies at Football Game
STADIUM. Stanford University,
Dec. 30. Charles H. Bentley,
vice president of the California
Packing corporation and promi
nent resident of San Francisco,
died of apoplexy while attending
the football game here today be
tween Stanford and Pittsburgh.
Dr. T. M. William, chairman
of the Stanford board of athletic
control, and a Palo Alto physic
ian was sitting close to Mr. Bent-
ley in the stand, and went to his
aid when he was stricken. He
died instantly and his body was
taken to an undertaking estab
lishment in Palo Alto.
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HOUSE POWER 01
Salem Paper Mill Added
This Much Yesterday;
Will Make it 1000
street on the site ot the old
Salem flour mill. The company
is now using 30H hore power,
7t0 of which it develops itself,
the remainder being furnished
b the Portland Light : Power
company.
The new water p.iwt-r is har-
uosMHi by means of a rope drive
tmt-ne which propels an elec
tric dynamo . which gfnerates
Four hundred additional horse
power was made available for
the Oregon Pulp & Paper com
pany yesterday when the- com
pany completed its new powre
plant at the foot of Belmont
electric current. The power la
carried to the company's plant
' many blocks away over traas-
j mission wires.
j "This power has been going to
(waste for years," said C. K. Bey
jerl, general manager, "and the
company decided to utilUe It.
!Ve blieve that fully 1000 horse
i puwtrr bui h developed in a h Mil
iar manner aul e are plan
ning 'to" take advantage1 at IV
as soon as we can complete rJ
ranteraents. ""'Jv 'v'' .
The Hickman Besy Stock
company wUl ' rsent tor .-their-..
show at the Bllgh thwtfro atari'
lag Tuesday nlht. "The Shepr
herd of the Hills.'? ? taken trom
Harold Bell : - Wright's -. famous
book,'
Read the Classified Ads.
RELIANCE AUTO
PAINTING CO.
219 State St.
Cor. Front St. Phone 937
It Special Pricco
Closing out discontinued lines United State .
Chain Tread single tube tread like cut t $2.00 ,
each. Also several other odd tire3 and sizes
?1.50 io $2.00.
SEE THEM IN THE WINDOW
Lloyd E. Ramsden
387 Court Street ' .. ;
i -Thieves Hide Stolen "
Food in Old Cemetery
i MOSCOW, DecVl. Infjenlous
thieves of this cityhave been
;i talng an old graveyard In which
RE1S
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aad Rim Parts i for tJI Cart
Tt Expert Advtc 1
IRA JOIM3EN8KN
110 South Hljrh Street
That the cqming year may
deal very kindly with you
and yours is the wish of
COMING
JUL i-k 1JS
S O- ON
ViqC BROTHERS
Trade and High Street
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ITS;? NAME
While the Rlckenbacfcer Six baa
mr rHstjrrilA'nt
without quotion its chief charm Is
Its unvarying fineness as mechan
ical unit o(( super excellence.
Fashioned, fabricated and finished
by and with the pick of the indus
try, ftoset material and mm. this
great car, though; still fp its. first
twelfth month, ha already .ukatt.
Its rlgbtfulplace nmen th qoality'
cars ef ArodcM,vJ 1 i
Made by Durant
The Man Who Founded Buick, Chevrolet,
General Motors
A
Stor
Touring
$558.75
Salem
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THE STAR
Star
Sedan
$827.48
Salem
-4
A
Star
Coupe
$759.88
Salem
Motor
Continental Red Seal
Bearings and Axles
i Timken
Steering Gear
Warner.
Gear Shift
Standard.
Gas Tank
In rear 1 W- gallons
Oiling System
Force Feed.
Water Pump and Stewart Vacuum Feed
NOTE--All Prices Are Salem Delivery .
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4 - "V
Star
Delivery
$625.60
Salem
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MARION
AUTOMOBI
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COMPANY
5-Psaseager Tourtnf Phaeton $14S
.?ov5, twr fiodam $ia y .
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J. A.-BEVLEY Cfy
' 219? N.". C6mmercial St
Salemi'.'Or,- ' Thone "28
235 S. Commercial Street
Open Day and Night
Phone 362
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