The Oregon statesman., May 27, 1923, Page 9, Image 9

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Automotive Equipment Great
Aid to Efficiency of the
Salesmen
The day Is not far distant when
large sales j organizations and
large service organizations will be
as . completely motorized, with
fleets of passenger; cars as tho
treat commercial and i trucking
houses are with fleets of trucks.
C. ! J. Nephler. general salea
Lmaaager l-ot) the Oakland Motor
v Car . company. .Pontlac, Mlchuj
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iug Coupe, Roadster, Sedan, Truck or Chassis,
Ffoiii $50.60 up
Also a few other makes left for us to sell.
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- I Qvr easy payment plan will let yon ride while
. you pay,;rmaU deposit Holds any car.;
VMLEY MOTOR XOi.
. Yours for Genuine Ford Parts and Service
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I ' ' lyS&l A General Sales Offices j Broadway and Btxrnside. ;
l '; V ;5UJ5ter?Cf. .'1 r Factory: Colombia Bird, and . 'Usaitsippi Are-x ..t
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makes this pred(tck)4r,,M i;thft, re
sult , of letters f rom- auch, ,rganr
zatlons which '" haVe : purchased
Oakland ." two-passenger , .cpupes
and roadsters frdinf tUerfBalesnxen
ind service organizations, ,; 'The
sale .of ; two-passenger' "jCoupeaand
roadsters so far thls.year has" been
the?: largest , In ;xhe hlgtory, .ofihjB
Oakland J company, Mr. Nephler
reports. r - -.- ;y
.'Summing: .up the reasons, given
for' fleet passenger e&x,t or sales
men,? explains Mr.ti Nephlei' lh
dicatethat these .cars increase. a,s
much as "25 pef cent the tfumher,
of "calls- made In; the 'city Jahd as
maeh-as 50' per--cent i the rsral
districts and "small towns, and
consequently, the same higher per
centage of sales. ! They are econ
omical because they increase sales.
V' "Incidentally, "too, we are told
that the nee ofpassenger ars'.by
salesmen strengthens the ' morale
of 'the sales organization, and the
self-respect of the salesmen- makes
them like; their positions better,
and f ten gains for them a greater
respect from' their customers.' !
CThe general . opinion seems to
be to standardize on one make Of
car noted for ; performance,' en
duranceand economy, land keep
these V cars In the same tation.
with repair men always on hand
to keep the cars tuned up. -This
has- been found more profitable
than 'to encourage talesmen ; to
purchase motor , cars and allow
them so much per mile, as it en
ables, the (Company to keep' closer
tabs on the cars at all times. This
system also allows the more econ
omical purchasing of " Insurance,
tires,,, tubes,, gasoline, "oU. jetci,
through.1 one centralv organiza
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Studebaker Special Six .Wins
South American; Racing "
Classfc fn Argentine
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A Studebaker Special SizrdHr
en by t William TiUurze,. won the
Gran'Premio of A4-gentine-South
Amerlcafs most Important race -ol
the yeat against a field 'which
Included) same. of the world's higb-
est priced cars. This, race, i is an
Annual event held :nrider-the' ans-
the Argentine Automobile
pices of
Club.'
Publicity Campaign of
'.Philippine Independence
MANILA,' May 28." Jamie a
de Vevra. former resident Phil
ippine commissioner at Washin-
fon, recommends an intensive
publicity campaign in the United
Stater; in 5 favor "of Philippine In
dependence. ' He says the Amer
ican people are. Jn favor of .in
sular " freedom, and that -the ex
penditure of $2,000,000 or 3,
000,000 a year in publicity will
accomplish! the desired end. :
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l iSlo Man Is Tire-Bound
Else There Would Be
No Cord Tires Today l f
1 ITT THEN cord tires first made theic ap--!
V oearancc there was a general reco-
rution of.their superiority in greater mileage
over xaDric vure;s.; , iJal
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v.,m nrnmnintti k recognition -and acteptanes of
aa improvement has been 'accorded C-T-C Cords over
'ordinary cord tires. -".; .; . A''-' '
CVT-C. Cord snperiority is not albnei mwsuredV la mile a, a
Ibat in the ear conservation and riding comfort .which ob
tain is the ability of these great tires to stand: the gafr
fi greater distances and varying road conditions ia. the
wt under a 30 lower inflation than that so emphatic
f If insisted upon in other cords.
C-T-C Cords owe" their superiority to definite features of
improvement to the use of only finest grade rubbers
and long-staple eombed cotton r to the- extra powerful
bead; to specially constructed sidewalls to a secret com
pounding which ouhens and makes more d"MbU the
rubber T tv the hearily .buttressed, combination traction
' and suction pon-sWd tread, and, to the pamstaking band
workman ship throughout. , ' . .-. . . "
C-T-C Cords iUtVt i 32x5; Fahrics 80x3 1 and
SOxS Vi only:' C-T-C lanet-Tbrehe heaviest,
strongest standard tubes on the narkeU
8m C-I-O Tes ea aUplay at
OOLUKBZA TZXB OOXrOBATXOir TACXPKT BRAKCH,
Cad . Hultnbrc, Branch Maaas', !
477 Ooort 8trMx t, Salaa, Orcoa. .;.
- ' ' . Dealers throughout the country .
" The distance-: was t rom Buenos
Aires to Rosarlo and return; about
470 milies, and the winner's time,
1 0 "hours, : 4 5 minutes. . 85 seconds.'
Twenity-eix cars were entered in
the race, including those of the
following Unmakes : fitudebaker ,'
Packard, aineoln, Tispano-Suiza,
HudsoniBnick, Lancia, Chandler
and Paige.- Because of bad roads.
Only;. 10- of ,the -JZ 6 entrants fin
lshed four of which were Stude
bak'ersj '-i: ." : : , , ; &au
A Lincoln, driven hr Pedro-' fal-j
gorcame in second.. time 10 hours1
(minutes, z seconas. a sjse-:
baker Wght Six,-driven -by Paris
Qlanlnjl was , a dose third time.i
10 hours,. 4 8 ,minntes, SS seeeads.'
Burke's Special Six, in Addition :
to .winning, the. race,.tmadef 'the;
f asteslf time, from Buenos 9 Aires
ta Rosarlo and, ion the'retntn triJ
QioniUi' Light Sixmade thfat-J
cbitbu oexwoen iaee- pomu wmcn
was within two mJUtntesotr the
record -of previoas years. iGionini
alsoA Jwonf .theL Presidential ' Cup
which, . Ir s prejsentedt yj! the presi
dent pf theAxgentine Republic to
the car making jthe . fastest time
on 'either leg of -the test.
as he emerges -from' the tent.,. Soon
a wisp of emoke floating skyward
announces, preparations tor break
fast are under way-, the kdor of
eggaf ryrro4offee,rthe:i sizzle
of bacjja greet the rest ot the fam
ily a thejf .come ; from, their tent.
A wash, in the icy brook, 'and they
ejreready tor .. that wonderful
breakfast, j What,, an- appetitaaJU
bare howj the- bacon and eggs
along with the coffee and-toast, do
disappear, j With the i meal," over)
thecampi vanishes .as quickly as
it had appeared. Thear , la load
edTrhei steps on the, starter gad
throws, the car in gear-rapd they
ar again-.B their .way, . eager f or
thet. eww adyenturps ' that .the,, day
will bring., Romance. laysat every
turn n te road. Was there ever
such a -llfat-1 ::rj.;V ."iUf
That-r very t 'day- new seekers, pf
happiness' start but to' lead the.
ills ,JMie3r,. is evidenced by. tne
inquiries, received by. the camping
equipment department t of ... the
Western "Anto. Supply Vconipany,
where they af;e daily equipping
jthese motor gypsies with.the. kind
bt .equipment ..that wyi add to the
enjoymentl their Routing. T ' ;v ,
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. r r JAPAN WARS PESTS t
J .TOKIOi' May 2S. It Is r estir
mated thatul,&00,000 ibushela of
rice' axe destroyed 'in Japan annu
ally by rice worms. A campaign
.to destroy these ! pests has been
started by the food 1ureaa of the
department pfragriculture.
Asphaltic : Concrete - Pave
ment Shows parked. Suc
cess in Calcutta Indian
: That cities In India are adopt
ing American types of street pave
ments is indicated in word receiv
ed l from . that country., t Asphaltic
concrete, pavements, now, in such
wide use on the Pacific coast with
pronounced success and; low cost
for maintenane. are an American
development, having been origi
nated in this country and having
been! . brought ; to a high state of
perfection by American : highway
engineers. India has a Very en
ervating -climate 3 and s asphaltic
concrete, according ta James' R
Coats; city engineer -of Calcutta,
Is proving ,-aa successful there, as
fn the United - States. "Here in
Calcutta," .writes : Mr. - Coats, A'we
have laid, 1, SO 0.000 square yards
of asphaltic concrete . per annum
during each of the last fire or six
years."" ....... .
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"'You nerer knew an ."eternal tri-sngleM-
that ! didn't go to smash
"way short of eyynlty.
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motor 1 n a OH ZXO VJIZZL'!
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JL.stmframe -no bar
to straddle.
Brxdmd!guarandhooaK . .. j Jj-!
oye the.j?pwer.-plant keep the J .Y-;.-vr4 r
rider dean. 4 Men iand women ride ih any cloth??.
Spccd cBon;c-o gearfJl" Easy cpntrcl.
B5 to 100 miles to the gallon. 35 mika ch ho'r.
tree-U.emotutrai.oni s . ,
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FULLY EQUIPPEr-t;0 SZTT-f .'3
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147 So. Com'l St., Salem
CLASOTIEDADS IN TIE TATEsilAK BEiSfG PI3U Ii
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GREATEST JOW
Outdoors Beckons at
This Season, Man With
Automobile Seeks Open 1
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OLET MQT0R :0ivi?'ktv,i
Take Pleasure in Announcing the Appobtment of
t- 1 , :
Tkis is, the time of the year
wheja all outdoors Invites the' man
with; an automobile. This is the
time ' of the year ; when a man's
thoughts turn to vacation 1 days.;
Visions come to him risions of
swiftly running mountain streams
through etately forests; mental
pictures of a care-free life-fn the
open haunt his brain; dreams Of
vacation days days of .bright
sunshine, with lazy, white,', fluffy
clouds swimming in the vaulted
blue. Is It any wonder that one
of these days will find him, with
his car and family .heeding the
caH of this siren that beckons him
to follow her in her gypsy wander-
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Then for the life In the oped!
A life of unrestricted pleasure and
happiness.- Away from the clamor
and clang of the city with never
a care or worry, to this new world
of; beauty that awaits him. Night
fall finds him i far from the city
with his camp pitched in some se
cluded spot , that he may choose;
There, after the evening meal Is
over, he will sit before the flicker
ing fire,' smoking his pipe and
musing over the wonderful days
that are to be his in this now veri
table paradise. . A few smoulder
lng embers mark the remains of
what was but a few minutes be
fore, a cheery fire. Time passes
quickly In thjs wonderland it is
bedtime. - . , -i $ ; ,
How good the woolly blankets
feel as he snuggles among; them, ;
protected from thq crisp night ah.
The night wind crooning through
the tops of the pines soon lulls
him to sleep. He is awakened hy
the loud ticking of his. watch be
neath his pillow. Pulling back the
flap of his tent, he i peers out.
everything is still. The ; early
dawn greets him. Soon the first
rays of the sun peep over the tops
of the purple mountains, driving
before them the giant shadows of
jthe, pjaes. The hillsides doff thelrl
ceat tor gray; for. one of green; t
chipmunk scurries through the un
derbrush; ' a lay is quarreling
noisily with " his -"mate ever the
crumbs that they have discovered
from -the, meal. the . BighAcbe tore.
Thus the new day is heralded.
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PRICES AT VODR ObR
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2 Passenzer -Roadster ; . . : . . . . . .-; L . . . . . ..?P9?
5 Passenger Touring . . .... . .'S:A$663
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3 Passenzer Coupe . .... . v. . . . . . ... . . . y.$$77
5 Passenger Sedanette . . ....... L .... . . .$1Q55
5 Passenger Sedan (All Fisher Bodies) . . . .1065
New Model 2000-lb. Truck . . . .
$700
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Chevrolet Cars
Are Completely
Equipped
np. 11 n; manyL ; lmprove
a. ; . ments.made in the
pMt.f'iyear.h'aire';!,' put the
Chevrolet in, seconai place
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in the- au
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tomotive rindus-
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yarn Sonning fes cp!4 ?otU?.r