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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 14, 1925)
Llctorcycla Traffic' Officers Befora Scattering-Through State, UNION OIL HAS SHIPS TW0 2CKW VESSELS LAUNCHED RV OIL COMTAXl Lrft to right Hergent E. Ii. Hons , Hergeant J. J. McMalion, Jac Kaat' ll.cl, . Griffith, Oregon Foster, Klamath Falls; Kerge r KalemJ CY C. Williams, CoquJ ; Absent C. Pi Talent, JMedfor ; With the addition of 10 new mnj T'A; Ratfety, ' chief state 'traffic officer, . recently; called all of tae. state "officers -Into-headquarters, for. instruction and ex 'planatione of th. wtrk for thei seasqn with aprticular attention M'og given to the Interpretation of the motor vehicle laws passed fby-the 1921 legislature. , ; i Undr th'nw system Kennetty Bloom, Albany, Is captain a;i3 'directly fa charge of all the state officers. The state was divide4 into fire districts, with a sergeant In charge ofeacb district. The sergeant is responsible tp Captain. Tloom, who in turn answer to 'Chief RaffetyJ i The five sergeants,, all -vaterans in. highway- trafric Tegulation.ere O. Max Flannery; H. L. Griffith: J. J. McMahon; Jay Saltzman and EaTl-;B. Houston- , ' . ; Sergeant.. Flannery will ..Have . charge of the Salem dtstrict.-'whlcb, consists of Marion, folk; Liivo, Lane, Denton and Lincoln coun ties. i ' '"-. .f -;- DELL SALEa ARE GOOD 'fcllORTAGE OF CARS CURTAILS FULFILLING ORDERS ton, Bend; C. L. Hudson, Astoria; ksonvf He; E. It. Thurber, Ilosebu TClty; V, F. McGilvray, I'ortlantl; ant (i. Max Flanoryv Halcm; W J. lie; O. J. Ranks,. Tillamook; A. G. d; JV II. FJIenburg, Corvallis. , J. A. Robertson, Ontario; Serge rg; Captain K. F. lUoom, Albany; A. II., Shortest Grants las.s; Chi Hadfkld, McMinuville;? Walter Dunn, La Grande; K. H. .Lister, aut Jay Siiltzman, Th Jlalles; C L. JJeuallen, Pendleton ; Ser cf T. A. lluffeiy, Salem; W, A. Lansing, Raker; II. R.. Rinehart, Eugene; O. O. Nichols, Daddas. Harry1 Twitcheil, sales manager of the Fred M. Powell Motor Cars, "The H'ouse. of tha Qoldea Rule'! says business could not be better. J , "Ave are dolag .everything possi ble to yep np with our orders for Fackards, Hudson and' Essexes awaiting, delivery. Our branch manager, at Albany. Mr. Kenneth Carter reports orders f of two Es sex and two Hudsons. William C. Gray twk the agency for our Una Yeduesday at Lebanon and baa sold nearly all of the carload which is enroute from the factory to him. Vick's Garage oufl sub dealer at Silverton is' all sold out and .has orders "for; the carload which is about due to arrive. We in Salem, could use several car Loads right no w. . I had fa let my own-personal car so yesterday to make, another soul happy with, an Essex. We have Just "received Kprd from the Portland; Motpr Car company distributors that some more shipments have left the factory for us and we ' hope soon to be able to have cars in stock. Our- ambition is to build up an organization one hundred per cent perfect and with that in mind are gathering , together in our. organization the best men to be had.' Our used car department which is our pride .Is . nown charge of Earl Jlorphew formerly with the Chevrolet agency. We are very jealous of our reputation as used car merchants and Mr. Uorphew's duty is to see that every used car -we sell must be in the very-best condition possible before we offer ? it for sale and every! mechanic who works on our used .cars knows, that when, sold the. car . must be a credit to the House of Powell. We know that our future business is assured with any one we sell a used car to because we give the same war rantee on our used cars as is given on all new automobiles." . Among tha recent sales of new cars .are: i- .Hudson coach to Vlck Gilstrom, Silverton." - i u Hudson coach to Gertrude Ilun saker, t Salem. -' i . Essex coach "to W. P. Watkins, Salem.!".-' :' n - ,w Essex coach to Vicks Garage, Silvert?on. ' u Essex coach to E. W. Battleson, Salem.! ;"..." Hudson coaeh to ; Hagen and Gilstrom, Silverton. . v, ( Essex coach to Claud; Edwards, Salem; i jf ! Hudson coach to i Irwight R. Johnson, Portland. . j r i Packard touring toi;Granning and Reese, Portlandj If Essex coach to Llbyd Droo baughi Salem, t ! if , "Packard coupe to ibr. F. H. Thompson, Salem. I Jj r 1 Essex coach to Dr..!E. ' H. Hob son. . i i- .. t . !! j I . ' Packard Eight sedan ; limousine to T. A. Livesley, Salem. Essex coach to Myrtbn i Moore, Sale,mt ?!- j-: ,1 ; i l ., ' Essex coach j to John C. Ter hune, Jefferson. , . ii.fj... . . Essex coaeh to McCracken Ripley- - t !. M! - - Hudson sedan to D, & Buchner, Jefferson, s i , f ! , , LM, Hudson coach to ! ictor Mac kenzie, Salem. i i ' Essex coach to Christine Latou rell, Salem. 'r t ,,' i , WIDER DOORS Vit&tf iloors on motor cars, giving ample room for getting in and out, f houli be demanded by every car .buyer. There no longer is need for narrow, slit-like doors, any more than there is for cramped, huddled-np caarters within a car, A mottw car isn't an' v tunbrella ciz e, sd the passenger ' no longer needs to go through' the contortions of a reptile to get in an!otrt of his car, nor need he coil himself np, like one, within. 1 ? . j j . j j . Stndebaker cars rootntness within is - made . easily i accessible - by - the wider doors which give free access in or 'out. . ; ; i I ' , rrr: - , : lj ' ' f ' ! i !' I Sport that you csmcet in no -other 'vray a real thrill ,whcn you get astride one of these i v Hrlcy-Davidcca I'lctcrcyclcs We have a limited number of high grade rebuilt parleys mat we can place to you on very EASX,TERMS. Ccmc rrid Locli Them Over S - - , ' ' ' - ' - Imriy V. "Scott-'i. - "f:.e Cycle Jfan" ' 147 So. Com'. St. ' -7 " "V ' i .. i n i. 7 Packard touring to Harvey Hawkins, Salem.. Packard sedan to R. DeMoss, Corvallis. - Hudson coach to L. I. Wills, Salem. Essex coach to J. If. Fry, Sa lem. Essex coach to Major W. P. Simpson, Salem. Packard sedan to -Carl South worth, -Eugene. . Essex coach to Rhea Wilson, Salem. Essex coach to Mrs. Fae Twit chell, Salem. - Hudson sedan to O. E." Price, Salem. . Essex coaeh to L. J. Zulke, Sa lem. Hudson coach to R. GJ Stewart, Salem. . Hudson coach to R. Bengman, Eugene. . Hudson : coach to Audry Hob son, Salem." . . - Packard touring to Vw. C Campbell, Salem. . ' Essex coach to F. A. Heinrich, Albany. ' Hudson sedan to W. WV Moore, Salem. . ; Essex coach to Lv M. Bierly, Al bany. '. . 1 i .' - - Essex coach to O. L. Mansfield, Salem. - Hudson coach to IL D. Jorgen son, Salem. - . Essex coach to O. 11. Wise, Sa lem. Packard Six touring : to Hazel Joy, Salem. Packard Six touring to R. II. Barr, Berkley, Cal. ; Hudson coach to W. J. Rey nolds, Portland. , Essex coach to Earl Morphew, Salem.' Essex coach to A. : Knight, Woodburn. Essex coach to Mrs. W. C. Gray, Salem. The linen mills will mean for tunes to Salem people. .The. wis a investor knows this; and invests accordingly. Women to Have Busy Summer at Wembley j LONDOX. Women are going to have more to do with this year's Wembley exhibition than they did last year. Queen Alary will pay many more visits during the sum mer, if her engagements permit. Under the presidency of the Duchess of York and the vice presidency of Princess Mary, the women's section has organized many functions, including a "Na tional. Baby week." The march of women into spheres hitherto exclusively "?held by men is indi cated by tb"e fnrention to hold a conference of women engineers. The majority of women, how ever, will be engaged principally in the food section, giving hints on household affairs, the selection of fruits and food, and demon strating the latest household labor saving appliances. Moscow Seeks Foreigners Jo Rebuild Its Dwellings MOSCOW.- American' contrac tors are invited by the Bolsevik government to rebuild ruined or dilapidated buildings in Moscow. In return" for this work the gov ernment offers the Americans pos session of the restored buildings for rental .purposes for a period ranging from ten to 40 years. At the end of that term the buildings automatically become the property of the government. As the Soviet government has no immediate means of its own to build new dwelling houses, office buildings - or other structures, it has adopted the expedient of hav ing foreigners or Russians who" posses the necessary means? take over ruined or partially damaged buildings for reconstruction pur- Lposes. There are renovated en tirely at the expense of the con tractor, his only compensation being the privilege of renting. Marking distinct advances in the company's refined and lubric ating oil business on the coast, the Union Oil company of Califor nia has just launched j two new vessels. The larger ship, which was chiistened the "RedJine," was launched at Oakland, arid will gp iiito the Sacramento and San Joaquin river trade. At L03 An geles harbor the most modern oil barga yet constructed .at the port was "named the "Coronado" and will deliver Union non-detonating gasoline and other products of the company to the multitude of small craft which make their headquar ters at San Diego harbor, to which the "Coronado" will be attached. Both vessels, while relatively small, are of the latest design and most thoroughly equipped exam ples of their type- on the Pacific coast.. The "Iledline, a, shallow draft, twin screw vessels, is spe cially constructed for use in the river territory of central Califor-. nia. It has a draft of eight feet six inches when f ully.loaded; a capacity of 150, 000. gallons, in addition to fifteen tons, of package goods, and a speed ofnine knots. It is 175 feet long. There are practically no places along the Sacramento and San i Joaquin rivers where the "Redline" cannot make a .... delivery. The motor equipment consists of itwo 165 horse power four cylinder, four cycle Diesel engines. The vessel was sponsored by Mrs. T. A. Hayes wife of the assistant to the ex-, ecutive vice president at San Fran cisco. :" ! " SAMMY SPARK PLUG Says: , A lean horse for & long race, and -a clean spark plug for any race, -long or short, t Many a man has driven to the repair shop when his real destina tion was the spark plug man. AUTO LAUGHS A num in Chicago was arrest for going in the wrong direction on a oneouay street. Dont you know thts ts a one-way street J asked the officer. "I was going but j on way", replied the. ' man EiGniisOrpLsna3C-C30o c2 VQgoH ISdog Long semi-elliptic springs of - chrome vanadium' steel rear springs : underslung-total length of one rear and one front spring equalling 88 of the wheel base of the air imagine the comfort of riding on such spring suspension! , - yet this is but one of " the features that make for greater riding comfort in the new Chevrolet new from -radiator .to rear axle to provide a new value that is astonishing everybody who sees these cars at our Show Room. TourinSor525 !Coupe-$715 Coach-$735 Sedan-825 0U.3Yi m- Tim ivith BatlaM Tir mnd Due Balloo" Tlrc mii Sm- "Bahmmm TItm mmd Due . .ncn(- . ....-v. Standard Equipment AH priee$ 1. m. fc." Flint, Mickijan Vkttli Stmmdatd 1 I . . is' . JJ " : 7 . lnllSYISJ0)lLIE;ir 1 - T for Economical Transportation TQN-CTEVROLEf ; : , - - - i Salem, Oresoh f 0 L o- Co si: i TRACt MARK. ''The Business Coupe . Name-protected by T Greatest Closed Car Value in the LoW'Cost Class QrricL-roIling curtains, built into permanent leather toiytnake the new Coupster a closed pr open car i i atryoKir wish. Clear vision from all driving angles, i I amjleletrrpom, wide freeswinging doors, allliayes i ' Hxmtqtuility'body features. ' m CoupsterVatatB Features - ; TLegreatestcatfecdii. i. business matfcevrde matchless low puce, i Power MmxjnDcShzMatBC Safety v Four-WheeLBrakcs Economy . Tilk)tsoci3arliretof, Pickrttp f to aM2es iaJ ; Seconds. ;. Long Life i FaFeed . I ' Lubrication - No-other closed car can match this new Coupster i revalue, for price MbdifiTysmarc natural wood wheels and Fisk genu inefeballoonssize 4.40, harmonize with the swagger fSectofllue lacquer finish. Gray Spanish leather -trnholsteryw fiSeerthe new Coupster today ! The easiest terms m the world make this car yours.: r Sce your nearest Star dealer, , - , 'OWS SALEM AUTQMOBILE CO. i 151 North High Street Phone 97 "5he;; greatest value- buy IN ITHE WORLD y. . . - - - r . - ij "3- . . ' .. ., . ' , . . . 1 ..... . ...... ? , -.- 3 B tffn K,: r-a - X K.- i i ' 4 ) W r) brtkz TnTTTTTTTTs Freight anJ Tax Extra The world's largest production of 6cyHnder cars.permits the lowest prices in Hudson history And for the finest Hudsons ever built Thus Hudson is more than ever, the farld's Qreatest Buy." . NowaNetvTypeThQ BROUGHAM $1595 Freight mnd Tax Extra It is a totally different, It has all the distinction of wKcIy new Hudson type. Among smart, individual csrs it is as sensational a creation: as the Coach in the fieli of closed car uSiiity. the finest custom-built bodies s It has the overv,iielmin3 price advantage cfircd by all Hudson ccrs, by rea son pd volume production. I HUDSON 7-PASS. SEDAN 1795 Tnight and Tax Extrmr Fred M. Powell j. : 7 motor cars Corner Cottage and Ferry r Phcnc 2123 m '
