The Oregon statesman., April 05, 1925, Page 22, Image 22

SUNDAY MORNtNG, APRIL 5, 1923
THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALESI, OREGON
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50,000 Radio Fans Present WOAW
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ARE tOE TO STAY
Minister with New Nash
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Packard - Eight First Came
.vOutjVith Four Wheel
I Brakes in 1923
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(By Cbi.
J. G. Vincent. vice
tpresident-of engineering, Packard
I Motor Car Company.)
Afterearly two years general
use, during which none of the dire'
'things that were predicted occur
' red, four-wheel ' brakes now are
'accepted as a matter of course by
Jthe American public. They hare
proved t&emselves so cohciaslvely
as a means of added safety and
comfort in driving that there now
is no longer any of the discussion
which marked their widespread
use in this country with the advent
of the, Packard Eight in June,
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.srouujy Q 1 major motor-car
improvement has beeoaie so indis
pensable with so little experimeh
,tation after its introduction to the
puDMc in to short a time. It prob
ably is also true, that no improve
ment la motor car design so qalck
ly dispelled adverse" criticism, this
Undoubtedly U due to the fact that
four-wheot brakes had passed com
pletely out of the experimental
stage -whin they were introduced
generally in the United State.
Brakes - on front wheels had
been in tfse in Europe for a very
considerable time and from their
use had come many valuable les
sons for the American engineer.
However.for years engineers here
uad been at work on four-wheel
brakes before the war and in 1919
Ve had developed our system of
brakes J almost to their present
pornt.
V-In". the year and a half that front
Wheel brakes have been in use in
this country it has been proven
rather conclusively that there are
only a few fundamental engineer
ing principles which must be ob
served, to meet with best results.
Chief, of these are that there must
bf - maintained -a '- fixed ratio of
braking pressure scientifically pre
determined as between the front
a?d rear brakes and that there
must also be an equalization of
pressure between the brakes on op
posite wheels. ,
' Our own experience has proven
also that best results are obtained
by the use. of internal expanding
brakes on the front Wheels and ex-i
ternal contract bands on the rear
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s iPour wheel brakes are in use;
in - numbers sufficient to make
themselves felt as an aid In solv
ing .. traffic problems Hundreds
of thousands of cars- equipped'
with rear wheel brakes only of
course are still in use and such
cars cannot be handled as easily
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fust how thorouehlv Reverend R. R.
Brown, radio! pastor of station WOAW.is
appreciated by hia Sunday ntorning Estea
erslastrikingiy evidenced by the hundreds
f gift be fcas received regulr!y from
$iemjbers of h is radio congregation. Coun
ty ;gS ly tae dozens, honey, bulging
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in traffic as can four wheel' brake
cars.l especially at this season' of
te year, l As cars with rear wheel
brakes only grow less in number
and- jfour ifrheel brakes increase
traffic conditions will improve.
It will be only a comparatively
short period of time before It will
be possible Ito stop every car trav
eling j at a legal rate of speed in
anv city within a few feet. Just
I what :thls. means can be realized It
one's Jmagir ation could conceive a
signal to stop being given every
car. in New York at, exactly the
same j time and every car being
brbught to a stop in 25 feet.
JAs a tn.ffic aid alone four
wheel brakes wouJd have proved
themselves. In addition, however,
thy have made the driving of a
caf . easier . jnder all Conditions,
both in the country andjih the city
and the added feeling of security
obtained by a driver through his
knpwledge tpat his car is equip
ped with foqr wheel brakes prop
erty designed so that they .will
woh-k TjroDerlv has nrovpn a hie
facitor, in the snccess with which
frojnt wheel hrakes have been-met.
jClART kHOW GROWTH
A graphic! growth chart has
just been prepared by the Olds
Motor j works, Lansing, Mich.,
shefwing the Increase in sales and
sales force during the past three
yeairs. Autimoblles; in: graded
Eizs picture the increase in busU
neS3, the one representing 1924
beifag two and a half! times larger
thab that of 11922. In 1923 sales
increased 64 i per cent' over those
of i922, while total sales for 1924
amounted to 126 per cent more
thah the total for 1922.
Tbmorrow'i cal- will he some type of closed car.
.More and itibre the public is insistinsr upon the
protection of a solid construction in the top, either
of wood or j of steel. Jhe man who buys a soft
topped car today must stand a heavy depreciation
- as tohidrrow's car will j have ttie protection, the
safety of a sblid top.: If you prefer an open car buy
with the steel top and roller enclosures and get the
protection and comfort of the elbsed car plus the
freedom and airiness of an open one;
from an Open
Oioo&cJ Gair
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
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hams,candy,cakestof thebest home-made
variety; pictures, brooms, and numerous
other articles are tome of the meant by
which hia listener! hare saown their ad
miration and affection. : 1
And now as agrand climax to these
individual gifts a concerted token of
SiDif
IIDWIIfl BUILT
Ninety Per Cent of This Fig
ure Is Hudson and;
Essex Coaches
One thousand cars a1 day the
biggest six-cylinder business in th
automobile Industry are now be
ing built in the Hudson-Essex fac
tories in Detroit,- according to word
received by Prted M. Powell, Hudson-Essex
dealer. ; -
Ninety per cent of this immense
business is in the popular Hudson
Essex coaches, i it was j declared.
The coach type of body ;was orig
inated by the Hudson organization
three years ago, and this concern
now has had the experience of
building nearly a quarter of a mil
lion of them. 1
"This great volume o business
vhich has brought Hudsbn-Esex
into- an indisputable six-cylinder
leadership for the whole Industry,"
said Mr. Powell, "has been a stea
dy growth over a! period! in which
the coach has been built. There
probably has never been a single
body type in the whole history of
the. business which has had such a
phenomenal success. !
"Now the popularity ha3 be
come such that Hudson-Essex is
the biggest builder: of six-cylinder
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appreciation from 50,000 of hia listeners
ha been presented to Pastor Brown in
the form of a glistening new Nash Ad
vanced Six Sedan. The car came as a
conipJete fctirprise to Reverend Brown
and he was almost overcome with grati
tude and delight. - ',
cars; in the world. When you con
sider that some automobile mcu
tried to ridicule the coach when it
was j first! Introduced,, the success
of Hudson-Essex must be consid
ered a most remarkable one. This
spring there will undoubtedly be
a, shortage of these popular cars,
because bur winter business has
been so consistently good that we
have been ' unable : to build up a
reserve supply of them. It is for
tunate indeed that the Hudson
Essex ! factory has been able to
reach this high mark of produc
tion, or the ; shortage would be
even 'more; drastic. ; " j j
VThe thinking motor car buyer
rhusl ask himself, what is behind
this success, f; My. opinion is that
Hudspn-ssex do not emphasize
any one feature of their cars, but
make every attempt to build in all
around value., j The j public asks
for reliable transportation at the
risht " standard of prices. Mouth
after month it is this type of buy
ing 'which 'has. kept Hudson-Esse:;
in a position of uninterrupted sales
leadership and public demand.'
'April will be thei largest month
we have ever known. The last
few 'days have shown a. sharp up
ward trend In demand the first
sign of the spring rush. The
greatest number of inquiries is for
coaches and this is true, I under
stand,! with; all lines of cars. But
for a long time to come the man
who thinks of coaches will think
of Hudson and , Essex." i
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Ideal Homes Sought
Fori Disabled Veterans
DETROIT. April 4 An endow
ment fund with which to maintain
Spencer Manor as the home of dis
abled Jandikged j veterans, their
widows and orphans is contempla
ted by the National Veterans of
foreign wars, i
I Spencer Manor, a
472-acre tract
of rolllng'country land near Eaton
Rapids, Mich., and fronting for a
mile on the placid; Grand river,
was the gift of Corey J. Spencer,
wealthy clubman : of Jackson,
Mich., and a member of the order,
"A village full of life, hope and
happiness' isj Mr. -Spencer's idea
of what Spencer Manor should be.
The tract of land which he deeded
to the organization lies between
Jackson and Lansing and is of
clay loamJ AH but 100 ,acres of
the soil Is tillable, j .
? Giant trees, small brooks and
springs j and numerous i glens add
to the attractiveness of the site.
It is here the V. F. W.. looking
forward, hopes to see grow a vil
lage j of neat little homes, , with
well i kept gardens 1 a school for
children and a place for Sabbath
worship. -"A home rather than an
Institution is the way officers
of the organization! outline the
project. It is Intended there shall
be work for those who can work,
and comfort for those j unable to
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London Gives Badges :-J
To Careful Chauffeurs
f IX)ND0N, 'April 4--Of 13,182
London! vehicle drivers, most of
them, chauffeurs,- -who entered a
"Bafety! first", competition insti
tuted by the London City Council.
8w3tD9 went !thrpugh last year with
out an accident and . have been
awarded special mention and bad
ges.. ; ; '
AU the drivers thus recognized,
and especially the taxi-cab drivers,
count it a distinction td wear the
council badges. ! , i ;
IF YOU AVRECIC YOUR BICYCLE
; Let Us Repair it.
General Bicycle Repairing
' and Accessories
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Bicycles Scootets -Kiddie ,Kars Velocipedes s
: . and other children's wheel goods. I s
i Lloyd Rams den ;
3STourt Street.: ' : ' .. .'.' . Vhcae 1BS7
"Darie" SpoUights
Ah addition to our compleU
line of Spotlights. The -Darsie:
has rapidly taken its place!
amanK the leaders. The Ear- i
sie a double shell spotlight
is constructed e n 1 1 rely of
brass-trie reflector Is heavily
nlckelsd and highly polished
waterproof and dustproot
fittings are nickel-plated a
hiffb quality lamp and "durable
Price $7 AO
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'Handy'
Cigar Lighter
Knables the driver to keep one
hand on the wheel while lisrht-
inp a smoke. Then. too. it is
in keeping with the keynote o
modern motorin.? it
is r-ife.
Price, each. ,
:...2.93,
Wind Wings
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The "Comfy" wins is suitable
for all makes of carsj made
of crystal plate class with
brackets of baked on black
enamel can ' be adjusted to
any angle. Here ia your op
portunity to get a fiet of wind
' wings at an exceptionally low
price -.. 1. .$4.83
Others up to $12.45.
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Examine the Contents
of the Tool Box
Be sure every necessary tool
is in it it pays to be-; ready
to take care of .quick repairs
on the road. We have for your
approval a complete line of
dependable tools. Be prepared.
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Steering Wheel Covers
The high quality elastic rub
ber cover fthat gives a! posi
tive, easy grip on the steer -insr
wheel. : . . . .$1.40 and $1.45
according to size.
Order by
Mail
Our Guarantee
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CAR CONTROLS
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Orice, levers stuck out all over an
automobile. Controls were scattered
all over the dash, on the instrument
board, under the -wheel and any
where . else the imagination I might
dictate. ., , . ,
No longer. Congested roads mean
that the lighting control must be on
the steering wheel, at finger tips, so
the driver need not take his eyes off
the road just at a critical time, to
dim his headlamps. ;
The extra emergency brake lever
took tip the most important 10 per
cent of driver's space. Now that's
gone, giving the space back The
lever projects out from and under
the instrument board, out. of the
way, grasped more readily than be
fore. -';
Instead of a high pedal for the
foot accelerator, best practice now
has it half sphere; so the foot can
be applied from any side, and may
rest comfortably on the footboard.
Drivers should insist oa these
conveniences.
No matter what make of car you drive, there is
always some equipment you can add which: will
give you greater safety comfort pleasure and
economy. You owe it to yourself and those who
ride with you to install that necessary equip
ment. 1 ' ! .'.
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Inspect "Western Auto's" complete stocks of
Accessories and Supplies you-will surely find
just what you need at reasonable prices, j
Safety Stop Signal
This is kri exceptional value
signal-is $1.45 the cgnalJs
One of these installed in your car helps to eliminate Pn
rear-end collisions. This week, special price is.... v?W)v
Double Duty Bumpers
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These bumpers lend jrrace to any car nnd are approved by Insur
ance underwriters, j Made of hiyh carbon spring steel, tempered
In oil and beat treated in copper plate, then nickel plated and
highly polished. The spring- steel black enameled bar between the
nickel -plated bars gives added strength. l4-inch bar. for medi
um and large cars .......... .....$15.80
! 2-inch bar, for larger cars, $18.75. " i
Twin par - Bumpers Twin Bar Bumpers ;
ltt Inch. I Regular $12.70 1 inch. Iu-Re $150
j Special Twin Bar for small cars $9.85 i
McKay s Chains .
These ' Chains go through a
special process of hardening
that gives them 50 prcater
strength and durability. A set
should always be carried in
the car at all timeB.
$4.23 to $11.15
according to size.
More thah 100 stores all
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Salem Store Corner
Technical, Debate to Mark
j Meeting of Oil Geologists
WICHITA, Kansas, April 4
sub-structure of the principal
crude oil fields in the world will
be visualized, dissected and dis
cussed during the convention of
the American Association of petro
leum geologists, which mets here.
Treatment of this subject occupies
occupies the most prominent place
on the program; and will be hand
led by geologists representing all
states and several foreign coun
tries. -
I New light on) the general strati
graphic background of the Kansas
fields,' the sub-surface stratigraphy
of western Oklahoma, ; the , San
Angelo formation ,in Texas, the
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RoUin, Dort, Willys-Knight, Buick;
mobile, Chrysler, Maxwell, Oakland,
v.nevroiet,
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This Week Special I
98c
the regular price of this atop
complete with wire, switch, etc.
Pyrei
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With a
guisher
Pyrene Fire Extin-.
as part of the equip-
ment o
your car you can
on your fire Insur
save 15
ance premium you can safe
guard yburself and your ma
chine. Each , $12.C3
over the West
Court arid High.
upper cretaceous diastrophism and
sedimentation in Montana, the aga
and correlation of the:j kreyen
hagen in California, carbon ratios
and petroleum in Illinois: and the
permian of India; is expected to
be thrown on these fields fn more
than 80 papers to be read before
the convention.
London Asks Inventors
For! Fog Exterminators
LONDON, April 4 The latest
effort of science to rid London or
Its annoying fogs-by means
suction fans has been aj failure:
The fans were attached to a con
denser ' box, which received ' the
dirt-laden fog and, by mfeana of
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yverland, btudebaker
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ELECTRICAL AND BATTERY
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- Automatic
Windshield Cleaner
"Why worry along with a
blurred windshield when you
can install an automatic,
windshield wiper at this low
price? It work automatically
from the manifold. Both hands
on the wheel at all times.
Prices are. ."...$255 and $3.S5
Hand Style Windshield
Cleaners, 45c to $2.35
Jor emergency ttse
Tire trouble is a source or
Brief and worry, especially if
you are not prepared for it.
As a precautionary measure,
carry along- some of the
emergencies listed below.
Valvm Inside a
Genuine Schrader. per box of
5 25c
Tire-Cat Filter
A rubber -putty that fills cut
and holes handy tube.... 35c
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- Patching " Cement
In tubes and carra . .10c to 48e
S-Minate Vutcanixer
Complete with 12 patch
units $1.15
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Sure-Hold Patch
Complete outfit. 72 sq. in-, in
cluding cement 55s
Eeerlastic Rubber Patch
Complete with cement JO
square Inches. ...30o
Complete Una of Jacks.
Pumps, Blow-Out Patches,
etc, at unusually low prices.
For Your
Convenience
- Open Till
9 p. m.
Saturdays
heat,, reduced It to ordinary at
mosphere, which was allowed to
escape minus the soot and dirt.
The suction fans varied from
three to 18 inches in diameter and
were powerful enough to handle
several hundred cubic feet of-fog;
a minute, v .
The inventors took advantage 1
of the several dense fogs during :
theswinter to test their extermin- j
ator, but they have now admitted j
its impractibility because it would j
take, they say, at least 750 con-j
densers working, together materi- i
ally to affect even a. light fog..
The condensers would have to be
placed In the streets, on roofs and ,
poles throughout the city, and!
such installations would cost about
$25,000,000. ? j
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