The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, September 13, 1925, Page 20, Image 20

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THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
SUNDAY MORNING; SEPTEMBER 13. 1925
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CROSS CONTINENT RUN ' STARfED
Many :' Motorized Farm Ma
'. chines Now Being Used 1
in Foreign 'Countries
That the farmere of Europe and
South America are deTelonfn
crop, producing laind through use
of motorized equipment to a high
er degree at thlJ time than erer
befare-.-rn . history ii3 indicated lu
' Pordson,, tractor fjjreign sales re
ports juat made public by the Ford
Motor . company.' Shipments of
i tracor during thle seven months
of 1925 ending JifJy 31, were more
than, '74 "per cenjt; greater than
during ,tli'e corresponding period
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Foreign deliveries of tractors
reached the i new 'jhlgh record of
13,140 during the first seven
. months of 1925 nd in view of
t he rapidly mounting demand for
power farming' machinery in the
old world the outlook is bright for
" even greater increase in1 foreign
sales, it was, stated, -?
A . feature in connection with
th European shipments the
fact that ; In manjf instances, the
farmers have advanced three or
. four geaerations in progress in
turning t'o the tractor for motive
power. On many jot the pictures
que farxris in France, Belgium,
Russia, and' the Slovak nations.
the .Fordson Is taking over work
which was heretofore done by ox
en. A-Io other Instances, j.he new
tractor is merely Joeing added to
, a , fleet -on some of the5, larger
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' Foreign deliveries of Ford cars
and tmcks as welljas Lincoln cars
'ta new record" during the first
seven months of 1925. Sales of
Ford ears and trucjks totaled 124,
345 -or '22,000 mjore than were
delivered In foreign countries dur
ing the. corresponding period of
1924, not including foreign and
domestic . sales of the Ford Motor
company of Canada,; Ltd., which
totaled 52.300 during the same
months this year. j. ' - v
.Although the increase u ab
sorption of cars.- jmd ' trucks is
proportionate; ovejr Europe : and
South America, the remarkable In-
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Driver of Trail Blazing Car
Declares Machine Per
forms Perfectly
FORl company! ANNOUNCES
! NEW PAHT TAYtENT l'LAN
A. A. A. officials at the Zero Milestone in Washington on-August 30, ready to launch the transcontinental
motor run to the Pacific Coast wher they are to make a survey of motoring and road conditions after taking
part in California Diamond Jubilee. iThos. P. Henry, President of the 'Association, has his foot on the rear
bumper and next to him i Ernest N. Smith, General Manager of the A;A- A.JThe car,' christened Pilot Car,
Number 1, is a Cadillac stick sedan presented by Lawrence P.! Flsherof :the jCadillac MotorCaf.Company." .
creasejin Jordson tractor dellv-j JRUCK PRICE IS REDUCED
enes is aue primarily to Kurope s
awakening to the need of max
imum 'production from jlimited
area under cultivation. 4 la South
America, the tractor has long held
a place as standard equipment and
increased sales there, although
less spectacular than in Europe
are increasing to cover the normal
expansion of agriculture
GRAHAM I1KOTS. ANNOUNCE
SECOND UKCEXT CUT
RHODES. TRUSTEES NAMED
LONDON. The following have
been -appointed trustees of the
Rhodes; Scholarship fund: Premier
Baldwin, Geoffrey Dawsonj editor
of the Times; Sir Donglas Hogg,
attorney general; H.:A. L. .Fisher,
warden of New College, bxford;
E. -Tt. Peacock, director of the
Bank of England.
Rudyard Kipling has resigned
his (trusteeship.
Announcement' of a reduction
in the price of Graham Brothers
one-ton truck, effective September
9, has been received by Bonesteele
local Dodge Brothers, dealer.,
"So substantial a reduction in
the price of this popular one-ton
truck, coming less -than four
months after the announcement of
a previous reduction, says Bone
steele, "is In line with previous
assurances that the . truck buyer
will always benefit, equally with
Graham Brothers in every econ
omy effected through increased
production. . ". .
"Graham Brothers, now first in
the world as exclusive manufac
turers of motor trucks, are able to
make ' this second reduction and
at tne , same time to make even
further improvements in the qual
ity of their trucks.
"In addition to their greatly In
creased production their produc
tion for the first six months ot
1923 was eqnal to the entire out
put of 1924-t the enlarged and
improved facilities afforded
the new factory into which Gra
ham Brothers moved July 1 have
aided greatly in making possible
these reductions in manufacturing
cost."
Latest word receive! from
Frank Kroulik. in charge or the
pathfinding Willys-Knight six who
with companions is chartering the
route to be followed " by Illinois
automobile club members to Flor
ida In October; indicate tho party's
arrival In Mobile, Ala. j
. "National Motorcade j pilot car
arrived In Mobile tonight. (August
21)- reads the telegram from
Kroulik. We have covered 35 GO
miles with no adjustments, neces
sary and car js running in the
same fine shape. as when we re
ceived it. Several ii 1m have re
sulted from t demonstrations - - of
pilot car."
; Kronlik and bis aides left Chi
cago early in Angast to chart the
route over which several hundred
members of the.I-A.C. "will travel
in , the largest and. most preten
tious automobile convoy , ever at
tempted. Club members will leave
Chicago early .in October, goln
south through Illinois. Tennessee,
and to Florida.. On their return
they will drive to New Orlnarm and
then north, picking up their orig
inal trail at Memphis. The same
Willys-Knight six which Kroulik
used in charting the tour, will
make the entire trip as pilot car
by 1 during which moving pictures will 1
be made with stops at historic j
points of Interest. -
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I As a means of assisting farmers
to modernize their; farms, a new
financing plan has been developed
through whicb '-rtners may proc
ure a Fordson tractor and other
pcressary equipment with only a
email Initial outlay and conveni
ently timed deferred payments.
The heretofore heavy initial ex
pense of motorizing the-American
farm, according tc t!ie United
States department of agriculture.
has retarted to a large degree the
development of agricalture. The
DCf .finance plan circumvent this
bbstancla aad puU moion (
equipment within the easy reacn
of every farmer, and permita him
to operata hi farm along the sama
linea of 'efficiency as the modern
factory, a thing which secreiary
of Agriculture Jardine urges upon
the farmers cf the country.
Although agreeing that tho tre
lor is a means toward greater crop
returns, the lack ot sufficient
capital to meet the Initial coat
has for years prevented many
farmers from taking the step to
ward modern methods. This situ
ation is relieved through the new
arrangement and the fanner, with
out embarrassing himself finan
cially, can begin at once to enjoy
the advantages of Fordson power
ed farm equipment, . . -
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rnrvaUIs Local eaaaery turns
out carload ot gooda ll7.
Hood River. Corun WW
for .new si-
churchy
U JEIKER'S. ,
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j USED ;. II
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THE BLUE FRONTy
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Champiori outsells all ;
other ipatk plugt
combined two to- one
becaute car owner
everywhere ihv
proved for themselves
that Champion i the
better paxk plug
CkampUm X for Ford.
60c hi Box fvr U
mkrr cart, 75c K .
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Aomb&ribbed crt. Buy ' .
fnm your Ucal dealer.
Champtoo Spwk ITnf Co
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DUCO IS AIK)PTED
Renault, Volsin, Bugattl . and
Daimler, foreign cars, are now
using du Pont Duco as part ot
their production. Interesting color
schemes have been prepared for
these cars.
Myrtle Point. Contract let tor
new union high school building.
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for Economical Tra ns port at ion:
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Western
AMt" Stores
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Chevrolet . has now built 2,000, , nowerfol economical iootor and
000 cars the first triahutacturer
of automobiles with modern slid-
ing gear: transmission J to 'reach
disc dutch, bodies of beautiral
design, losed models bY'TTsher,
Duco fmishjlnterior of cars beau
this tremendous prodncubn; i: ir: "titully iEnd 'substannally tiphol
This acWevement lxas been made
rxjssible because x Chevrolet has
met the great public demand foe
a quality car at low cost, v
Chevrolet has a construction typ
ical of the highest priced, cars;.
stered ahdfally aripointed;
Be! sure to see these cars that have
achieved so great a degree of pub
lic! favor and learn how much
automobile you can really get for
little money ,
TotrrmgTf 525
Roadster - j 525
Coupe 675
Ccch.t 695
Sedan 773 '
TkaMii . 550
AIL PRICES . O &
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NEWTON - CHEVROLET
OPPOSITE CITY HALL
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BIG PURCHASE 0 FINE QUALITY RUBBER
AT.LOW PRICE ENABLES US TO MAKE
I TEMPORARY REDUCTION
Some of the rubber bought for our tires this rail cost a
very high price, but a few weeks afco wheri there was
a temporary decline in the rubber market, we author
ized tne purchase of a large quantity which gready re
duces our average cost and we are passing the saving on
to our customers. Rubber is now up again and expec
ted to go still higher. We ctdvise 'intr. customers to take .
advantage of our temporary reducedpncesaridBUY NOW.
These are the new ;Lo w Prices on-; ,
WEAR-WELL CORDS
Wear-Well cords are standard craality, standard weifiht
and standard oversize.' They kre fully as good as many
tires selling at much higher prices.
FULLY GUARANTEED NEW FRESH STOCK - i
30x34
30x3V2
i Clincher
3ix4.
$8.85
9.85
16.05
32xj
33x4
32x4
Sf; $16.90
Snl(fxt
6ide
Straight
Sid
17.75
24.20
Other Sizes proportionauiy low v
WESTERN GIANT CORDS :
tlmdm for ortnmcrcUl tavtcc or ex-"
Crcmcly hard ptenter Mrrice. , It la
ocniu extra weight
qtudity aad will give you extra service.
It is m good a tire a to
wif price
1 you can bur at
30x3V2wL$11.75
30x3 H Giant Overt ire
31x4
32x4
33x4
32x4
33x4
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$13.75
2CX65
215
22.90
28J85
29.9Q
34x4H Giant Scr, Side ' 3a9S .
33x5 ! Giant Str. Side 38.90
hsjt osfls )sW Mktfs
Clincher
Giant Str. Side
Giant Str. Side
Giant Str. Side
Giant Str. Side
Giant Str. Side
WESTERN STANDARD
Fabric
30x3H Clincher
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A fjood craality fabric .
tire that will give many,
miles of satisfactory
service.
Thfc ijualirf of Westertv Aato tires U'lcnown to handrcds cf
thousands of. western rnotorists. The tires offered at our tempor
ary low prices are the same in qiaUty carry the same broad ar--an
tee -and will give you the same dependable service for tvhicli
'Western Auto tires are noted. , , .
YOUR TIRES WilL BE MOUNTED FREE!
Tell your friends about these reduced prices. tThey uoH appreciate
the saving.
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