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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 9, 1924)
TTTTfrTVi rrrTrrTrrrr t t mt rrri tt iriTTT t iTTTTTTTTTTTTTf t rw ttt? rrt r t ttt yy ' r V V TV TTfTTTTT1 ttt f f vi r f ft TTt rT"nrTi ' SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER, D, 1924. TIIE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON S ncicoiER HAS fJEW SERVICE ?rT-. ; I Ar Inmoce That Guaran- .teres raymenis vvnen M Such Offered -. temo Anderson, proprietor of th used car corner announces t I that he is now in a position to Bite to all those who purchase I cars from him, a deferred payment I guarantee insurance policy. , JThe policy is issued to a per-at th son time for dual each buying an automobile on the payment plan bo 'as to prov ide Indemnity In case of disability resulting from sickness or - acci- at a rate of indemnity equal to the amount of his monthly notes. A brief application is taken the ! insurance and an indivl- poilicy contract is issued to purchaser. .Actual coverage under the policy, is , substantially asi follows: - In the event of ac cidental! death of the purchaser policy f --will-- pay Indemnity 1 to the total unpaid balance Record Made by Oldsmobile the cqua on t of d accidental injury or illness : the com he automobile. In the event sability resulting from either pany will pay indemnity com mencing on the fifteenth day; of disability, such indemnity to be rate of his monthly pay- V -. 1 ; ; , "Jim" ! "Bill" i'i Smith & Watkins Distributors i i 1 -i ; i- t J The liatlcry Man Lotto buff. , i .. GRE.iT WESTERN GARAGE MIKE PAXEK k STARR & AVIIlTTEMORE WOIXSAilOTT & pSTIlAXDER. Our Winter Clearance Sale Is Now In Progress Priced' Out to th e Bone .Wet Feet Doctor's Bills Lost Wages ITS CHEAPER TO RIDE IN A USED CAR There's no economy in wadincr throucrri slush and rain on your way to-work these winter davs. Doctor h bills and lost wages: bring no happiness into the home. It's far cheaper Jtb ride in a good used car. ' Think of the pleasure of riding to. and; from your fwork in your own automobile. And niirhts and Sun days -the whole family can enjoy it. We have a larcro L stock for you to select from. Both open and closed cars. vve ust nere a iew ior your approval. . r Fords $ 50.00 and up r ... . , : ; ; '' i Chevrolets j,. :........... 150.00 and up Overlands 1 150.00 and up 1917 Oldsmobile Touring . ..$200.00 1917 Buick Roadster i ..... ..... 200.00 1923 Ford Roadster ...l 275.00 1 1921 Maxwell Touring 225.00 Jfl922 Hupmobile Touring 650.00 I 1921 Buick Touring L... 600.00 1922 Oldsmobile Sedan ........ 800.00 r . .' ...... . 1924 Gardner Brougham 1075.00 : r- Sir Ah - ffSs :I! iim)ii . . OiU IILI; 5f T RAFF G IBES GIVEN 57.5 PEBCEN T Foresters Find Hidden - Glacier Near Tacoma i . ... i, - TACOMA, Aah;f Oct. 23 (AP) A new glacier has been discov ered in the Olympic mountains by Counts Made at Same Point for Corresponding Sun - - days, of Two Years ' 7 With the coming of the new year the Silver Jubilee Automo bile Shows will be held, celebrat ing the twenty-fifth year of the National Automobile Exhibitions. How motor vehicle design and construction have progressed within that time is strikingly brought out in a record achieve ment just made as compared with another made 20 years ago l.y the same make of car. In 1903 an Oldsmobile made the first cross-continent run evr accomplished by automobile, trav elling the 3500-miles from New York to Portland, Ore.,' in 4 4 days actual running time. This feat was considered marvelous. Dur ing the latter part of October of this! year another, Oldsmobile, made a non-stop run . of 5,310 miles in exactly one week. Not once during the entire 7 days or 168 hours as the engine .allpw ed to stop. . V;: ' This latest record was made by a stock Oldsmobile" - Six sport touring . car,' the run .being made under the auspices? of the J. - W. Leavitt : organizati&n of " Sacra mento, Calif. The bar was driven day and night, two drivers alter nating at the wheel.;. .Trips were made to and from Sacrament'J over the regular roads to outlying cities, the entire route forming a spider web with Sacramento In the center and extending over several hundred miles in various direc tions. An average gasoline mileage of 22 miles to the gallon was made during the run. This included time that the engine was idling for change of drivers, etc., while mileage was not being1 recorded on the speedometer. Only two pints of oil and three pints of wa ter were used.' - Not an 'adjust ment was made on the car, the hood being raised only to add oil. At the conclusion of the run the car . was driven up a hill having a 45 per cent grade. The second day of the run wr.a made in high gear the entire 2 4 hours, the gear shift lever having been removed. On another day's run the route included 13 veiy bad-.detours on each trip made. j The average speed during the entire run was 31.66 miles psr hour. This made necessary a speed varying between DO and 60 miles an hour whenever road con ditions permitted, so as to make op for time lost in stops and in city traffic. In view of this high speed -maintained the greater po tion of the time, the low gasoline Consumption is considered even more remarkable. ment, and we will continue to pay this indemnity as long as the. pur chaser is totally, disabled from injury and as long as he is con fined to the house as a result of Illness, until the car .is finally Jaid for if disability continues hat long. In oher words, if the purchaser is unable to work as the result of -an accident or is confined to the house as a result of sickness, we provide indemnity -j - in. fik-j-LT The policy Is not In the form of a loan, but is insurance and in no way obligates the policy hol der to return the amount paid.. Mr. Andersoni states that the question is often asked him by a prospective purchaser, "What will happen if I am sick and unable to meet my payments." r This question has been very hard' ta answer but now with this policy it is easily solved because : the policy takes care of all payments. Another good feature about this insurance is its little cost added Mr. Anderson. The cost in only cost for this insurance is only 114 per cent. On three hundred dol lars that would make a charge of only 14.50. Traffic on.; the state highways for Sunday: October i 9 was 57.5 per. cent heavier than for the cor responding Sunday of the previous year, which fell on October 23, according to a report made by Klein, . state highway engineer. Only 14 points jvhere the count was held -was a decrease noticed. the four heaviest of these being 43 per cent, on the Redwood high way at the junction of the Oregon Caves highway south .of Kerby and a decrease1 of : 59 per cent west of Cairo, on the! John Day high way;? 46 per cent west of Cairo and 42 per cent -at Lapine, ' on the Dalles-Calif or hia highway. 1 The heaviest increase in traffic was 417 per cent, at a point one- half mile-south of Prmeviue on the Prineville-Lakeview highway Other heavy points f of increase were north s of the. junction with the Salem-Dallas "highway at Rick- i-eall, 263 per tent;, south of the same junction, 231 per cent; west of the forks of .the road at the east limits of Sandy, on the Mt IT 1 '1 1- 1 . . O O i jiuuu luup uigiiway, per ccui and west of the forks, , 211 per cent; and east of - the junction with the Derby road . at McLeod bridge on the Medford-Crater Lake, highway, 244 'per cent. Traffic just north of Aurora in creased 113 per ( cent while that south of the same town increased 141 per cent. ! A count at a poin just south of the Santiam river bridge at Jefferson showed an in crease of 23 per cent. Two points tied for having the smallest percentage of increase, per -cent. j These were between Ontario and the Idaho line and five mile north of Lakeview. Traf fic at Arlington, on the Columbia river highway was increased but 6 per cent while, a gain of per cent occured south of the junction with the Coos Bay high way at Winston on the Pacific highway south of Yoncalla. 11 Per Cent Increase On Ford Automobiles . DETROIT. Mich.,, Nor. 8 Sales of Ford cars and trucks in the United States alone for the first nine months of 1924 reaeh- delivery record in the history of tne irora Motor company for similar period of months. It re presents an increase of 11 per cent over the record of 1,353,918 cars and trucks sold during the same months In 1923. ' Dealer reports from practically all parts of the country show in creases over last year, so that all are sharing in the general pros perity. , fed RUSSIAN SCIENTISTS MEET PRAGUE, Oct. 21 (AP) A congress of 300 Russian scientists one and one half per cent. Ourwa9 held here recently. Professor average contract is perhaps lessLomshakoff of Trague university than three hundred dollars. The presided. Msgs u. forest rangers. It was found on Muncaster mountain. Four forest ers "climbed the' mountain, 7,000 feet high,' and learned that the peak was split into two parts with a large glacier between them. The ice field is a mile wide. The : Olympic peninsula." tween Puget Sound and the Pa cific ocean, is one of the wildest regions in the country. Parts of it have "noryetbeen -penetrated. Sizo 20b7ZVz PAPKECre COMPANY 44 1 S. Commewial St. m GAR. PA ENTING i 1717' E ARE equipped to paint your car with any kind - f a paint job you want from the cheapest kind to a real quality job. None too small or none too large to get attention. . I We can give you the best paint and varnish job in 10 days. This means taking all the old paint off and building up from the metal. It deprives you of the use of your car for only 10 days. Remember this feature when you are ready to repaint. 4 III SEE OUR PAINT DEPARTMENT FOR DATE 1 j D D B E B R TH E R 5 ;. ........ . . , . . . .- . t s for all "tveather driving Wdespread ; comment 6n; the beauty of the car has not overshadowed public appreciation of its really exceptional 'riding comfort, smoothness of operation and long life. ; y. r :. " Bad weather also emphasizes the value of other featt3riesth6 unfailing response,,' in extreme cold, of Dodge. Brothers powerful starter, and the snug jarotection afforded by suitable curtain enclosures. - ' '- ' :.-".:-. ' '.r'" A special enclosure with glass windows, . which will provide closed car appear ance and comfort, is now available at slight additional cost. - j ir BONESTEELE MOTOR CO 423 S. Commercial ' 4 i i 'The r i (c" 00 CI V' i. (6) fi. ir If 9) own car L 7 nrmcjoE ! ' ) I cr 'cl - I : .- t Chevrolet'f copyrighted 6 Purchat . Certificate Plan offrr an ideal way for you to offiet depreciation on your pre " ent car and to have the money on hand to buy a Chevrolet with the leaat potibl inconvenience. , foreover if you purchase a Certificate, and come' to u for aervice, repair or accessoriea for your present car we will credit' you on your Certificate with 6 of the amount you pay for such service. - This plan offers an easy, safe, and profit able, method to purchase a motor car. You get 6 interest on every dollar paid on your Certificate and every dollar you invest is doubly insured. A strong and . well known insurance company abso lutely insures you against any loss. Come in at your convenience and we will explain this plan in detail. When vou buy your Certificate, we will remrs .vr any Chevrolet model in our show room for delivery to you. NEWTON CHEVROLET CO. Corner Chemeketa and High Sts. Opposite City Hall , . t t We have others for you to select from' Cokie in , and look them over. - i i i J "After We Sell We Serve" " F. W. Peyjohn Goi : if I tfAUTY Car 7, High (Street at Trade " 21DN.CO:i!IErXIALST. , 4 ,