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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 19, 1925)
I fl..- THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON " SUNTTAY LIOnNING; JULY 19, 1025 ' : : -' FH1I111H0 BY AUTOS. IS SI Travelers to Europe Find . ..Spirit of Amity Result . of Motor Touring International Headship Is Sought; Ancient Rivalries Are Grad ually Disappearing SCHOOL DAYS By DWIG 13 i J - VCo vow. cweemcAW ..... . Aft M ! . .. --.u ; sr.: lu.;Ffsre..v.oni.-.flj sail Predicting Increased frlendlL- ness and understanding among the nations of Europe, Roy D. Cbapin, vice-president of the National Au tomoblle Chamber of Commerce, returned' this week from the pther side where he' was a delegate to ' the International Chamber of Commerce Congress at Brusoells ' While aware of the ancient ri valries and the racial differences which have breeded trouble in Eu rope for centuries, Mr. Chapin pointed out that it no time ia his tory has individual transportation been bo readily available for the private cltlseu as it is today. ' In 1914 the automobile in Europe . was exclusively the vehicle of the arery wealthy and while that re mains true to some extent today, et more and more motor trans portation is becoming available to those of limited means. , '"An easy movement of people across . international borders breaks down misunderstanding, be tween countries," said Mr. Chapin in his Brussels address, .which summarized his views on this. sub ject. "This national' or interna tional flow has a great; economic influence, since it increases trade rand lessens the friction which oft en occurs where peoples do not know each other. I am safe in saying- that with a wider use of mo tor travel by the: peoples of the world and the friendly contracts that come about thereby, there are few things' that can better pro mote International peace. . t "A significant : fact Is that" in .many of the less developed coun tries, highway transport Is far outstripping- railroad transportation in' the carriage of goods and peo ple. It is my belief that many of -these countries will place most of their short-haul traffic upon th fhigh Ways, leaving the long haul to "the railroad lines 1 which will be built.-, Thus once more In history the highways become great arte- ife of commerce to serve more exi leditionnly and efficiently tbanjn olden times. ' 7 .1 j v V 1 1 ' f- ''1 u ....I r , f . r T tf "V 1 fT l . "V ll li i xirJ ) "flap i ilk nJtoi .-"ssl alestiha Government tor , Control Sale of Opiates JERUSALEM An .ordinance providing for the control of the manufacture, importation, expor tation and possession of "dan ger- ous drugs' soon will be enacted by the government, of Palestine, After - defining the use of the words "dangerous drugs'; the or dinance provides that any person who exports or imports or facili tates the export or Import of any dangerous drugs shall be punish ed with imprisonment of not more than one year, or a fine not ex ceeding' $1,000, or both. In addition to penalizing of fenders in Palestine, the ordinance provides punishment for any per son in Palestine who aids the com mission la any place outside Pal estine of any offense under the provisions of any corresponding law in force In that place. RUBBER FIGURES GIVEN Very few people in America have any conception of the magnitude of the plantation rubber industry. it is capitalized at over three- quarters of a billion dollars and consists of approximately 4.300,-r -000 acres capable of producing B5O.O0O tons of dry rubber anou ally. This large producing area is controlled as follows, based on capital Invested; ! ; ' Great Britain ...... . . .60' IloUnnd . . . . .. . .. ..15 Japan ... .V. . i 3 5 X'nlted State .'; L ..... . 4 ance and Belgium. . . 2 Shanghai . . .'... -. .' 2 Denmark , ........... 1 All others; including na- ' tire areas .......... 9 This Shows the Shift from Wild I .Rubber to' Plantation Rubber. .Plantations Brazil Other Year 1900 1914 1910 1916 1917 191S 1J19 1920 .1921 1JS2 . 1922 192i (Tons) 4 71,380 107,8T 1S2.630 . 213.070 :55,93a 285.22$ S04.S1S 271,233 S54.9i0 384.771 291,814 (Tons) -rHTons) . 26,750 27,130 37,000 37.220 36,500 39,370 30,700 34,258 30,790 19,837 21,765 ,22.580 23.514 12.000 13,615 12,448 13.258 9.929 ,7.350 8.12 2.890 3.20 5,42 6,09 of Atlanta Constitutions-Two the intellectual leaders of the dis trict are Walter White, the poet HUPP SALES INCREASE iVSE IS DECLARED RECORD JHOXTII X)R PRODUCTION' June was the largest month in the entire history of the Hupp Motor Car Corporation in . sales volume in dollars, and the second largest in number of cars manu factured; the company announces. Continued large growth In de mand for the Hupmobile eight, the largest seller among all cars of Its type, particularly contributed to this record, says O. C. Hutchinson, general sales manager. Records of Its performance in the hands of okcers are beginning even to sur pa our statements regarding its abilities and its super-smooth ness," he added. "Before the end of August we shalt have shipped more than 10,000 eights. That is a remarkable record for a car of its luxurlousness doubly remark ble when one considers that it waa made with a brand new car and a type even now. Just coming into general use by those who can afford the utmost in smoothness of operation. "This eight, which co pleased the public that within five months ie became the largest selling car of its type In the world, is now rapidly approaching a point where Its sales record are chal lenging those of all other eights In line cars put together." j In making this record, Hupmo bile reports that June shipments of eight cylinder cars increased 77 per cent over those for May. De spite this great, gain it carried over unfilled orders June 30 for more than $700,000 in eight cyl inder cars and nearly $2,000,000 in fours, and on one day, July-'l, received additional orders amount. Ing to more than $1000,000 for eights alone. When In a hurry to serve baked potatoes, wash and boll them for about 12 minutes. Drain. Pop into a hot oven and in 10 min utes they will be deliciously done -i-llght and meally. The annual picnic for members of the Valley Motor company force and their families will be held early in August, it has been an nounced. It is the big event of the year. A Johnny Jones" feed will be served, and it is expected that about 125 will attend. The clcnlc will nrobably be held at Rickreall. reached an agreement on the pro posed formation of a semi-official syndicate for the exploitation of the Saghalien coal and oil fields. The oil Syndicate will have a cap ital of 10,000,000 yen and the coal syndicate .will be capitalized for 10,000,000 yen. Half of the capital is to be in vested by the Hokushln Kal. the old syndicate interested in Sag halien, and the North Saghalien Industrial Company, and the re mainder will be offered for general subscription. ' The imperial navy will purchase the entire oil output Only Japanese subjects will be al lowed to subscribe for shares. , Many national forest districts closed to tourists because of fire hazard. VISITS SALEM Outdoor Franklin of the West ern Auto Supply company, visited the Salem store last Wednesday and displayed his Nash car with its .well balanced auto camping kit to the patrons and those Inter ested. .. TRUCK PARADE IS HELD A demonstration of all models of Ford trucks was held on Salem streets non Wednesday, with the cooperation of all the Ford deal ers here. The all-steel can trucks attracted special ' attention. CONVENTION ATTENDED Members of the Valley Motor company force who attended the Elks convention in Portland were Charlie Olsen, M. E. Race, W. G Hardle. and Roy Gilbert. , i , , t - ALL CAN RIDE IN OREGON : . In Oregon there are 4.64 people for every automobile. In Calif or nia there are 3.38 people for every car while in Alabama there are 17.49 people for every.automobile Japanese Syndicate Is Formed to Exploit Oi " i '-'." ' ", ' : I: hi- ii,h-r'.-' . TOKYC The ; government ? au thorities are reported to have S. . Walir the Ifsi Shop RADIATOR FENDER BODY ?! it 236 Stale Street EPAlRING :.'-lU. "ONE SHOT" LUBRICATION SYSTEM Adds Years to the Life of the Car Creiienlnisli Hot Springs Marion County, Oregon , ''-. . 1 ' A- Health and Pleasure "Resort Open Under New Management Hot mineral water baths; hot mineral mud baths and natural hot mineral vapor baths. . Breitenbusb is famous .for its hot arsenic spring and unusual variation of other mineral con tent. These waters are excep tionally beneficial to rheuma 1 1 s m , neuritis, constipation, skin and blood diseases. riCXIC IS PLANNED ! 1 Wonderful scenery; fine fish ing; trail biking and mountain climbing'. Good accommodations J ex cellent meals ; reasonable rates Mill Clty-Ottreit Hllwy ntef con struction, will sot opn this Muon. Tiki train from Mia City. For further particulars, write M. D. Bruckmah Manager Breitenbush Hot Springs Detroit, Oregon GOOSSWQD PUZZ L it would be if you ever heard a fellow saying cross words ' about Seiberling All-Treads' or our SERVICE See the Oregon Cares! Wonderful Caverns in a - Mountain of Marble 49 MUes IVoriVGranU Pass a the Redwood Highway LAUTOXCESSOBIIg RillRirrT BROS. GARAGE 109 Ncrta Capitol GAfe PUMPING OIL? Our New McQuay Norris Ventilated Oil Ring is guaranteed to stop oil pumping "JIM. . v '.,wiur SMITH &WATKINS COURT AT HIGH STREET PHONE 44 ZOSEL'S TIRE SHOP 198 South Commercial PHONG 471 The Cleveland Six Is the only car that has this excellent feature It Also Has Mechanical 4 Wheel Brakes - AND TIIE PRICE IS LOW ., Touring $ 895 and up Sedans . 1195 and up . z ? Prices F. O. B. Faetory R. N, MacDONALD U50 Stat Street IARMON CLEVELAND v " - '. - CHANDLER Use Transportation You Can Afford Ride a motorcycle Only 2 cents per mile is all it costs to run a llarley-Davidson Buy One on our easy, payment plan use the machine while you pay. Come in now. and look them over. Priced $75.00 to $250.00 ' - SAVE YOUR MONEY BUY GOODYEARS You may have a barrel of money. .We hope you have. But we can't give yon one cent's worth more of dollar-for-dollar tire value than the man of modest means can get in a Goodyear Tire today. The fact is. Goodyear quality is' now within reach of all. That's what comes of building the best of tires and pricing them low. DAY & ZOSEL Telephone 60 S94 North Commercial (Corner Chemeketa) HARRY W. SCOTT "The Cycle Mn? L. ' 147 South Commercial Street t BICYCLE Repairing Have your bicycle repair ed so it will be ready for ! that fishing trip. Bicycle Kepainng At Reasonable Prices Our Work Satisfies t -1 C37COl'"nT.BTWJT - - - " r : V II - - - : VAX I! . i 1 v - , V n EIEER'S Guaranteed FORDS Look Them Over M Libcrtv Street and Ferry . 'A'.-:. f Telcfariohes j a i ' r w vr 1.924 Coupe Sedan with about $400 worth of extras in eluding air shocks, five balloon; tires, stop light, vvind sheild swipe, motometer, spotlight, trunk, good paint, etc. y:r; t'l:-pHtd 'i;o Sell 1 1 WiirkwoG 3 MoiLbr Go Corner Commercial and Chctrickcta Telephone 311 for Demonstration Don't Ta Got ke ord. That the Dyil aiiiic Battery Is the Highest-Powered, Lbngest- Life Battery Ever . Built for Automobile Service ASK AWy CAR OWNER WHO HAS ONE 'i . , ' . ,' .''' Once you have tried a Philcc proven its tremendous reserve power and freedom from ordinary battery troubles -you'll never again put up with just an ordinary battery. . WE KNOW I. i-L BUMlEl BATTERY AND ELECTRICAL SERVICE 23G North H'ibh Strecl Phone 203 4 f. n
