The Oregon statesman., October 18, 1925, Page 23, Image 23

THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEMOREGON
SUNDAY- MORNING, OCTOBER 48,-1925 r -
nQMaKoma CUy Frees SeU .of .Tax mfden Z
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. Wre it "hot ff outstanding bonds, for which the? interest knonejr ranst be "raised by taxation.
Pone City, vOItbi, population 15,000, would have no direct taxes whatever the ensuing year of ilr
municipal government, for the city is absolutely self-supporting;! with tlie outlook favorable that il
Will continue to be so. Most of its income comes from the profits of the municipal lurht and Dowei
Mayor O. -P. Callahan (Inset) is given much of the credit for Ponca: City's .strong financial
plant.
position.
Above is an aerial view' of the business section.
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New Sixes Now Being Man
ufactured at Rate of
Over 100 Each Day
ro&uction of the new Hup-,
mobile Six is already approximat
ing 100 cars a day although tbc
eat has not yet been fully an
nounced, Charles D. Hastings,
president and general manager of
the Hupp Motor Car corporation,
said today. . i ;
f'As of October 5, we had re
ceived orders from points through-
out the country aggregating more
than &000 ears," he declared. "We
ar doing everything humanly pos
sible to enable ; our distributors
and dealers to begin making deli
veries as soon after the car is
fully revealed as is possible.",
Hupmobile's decision to build a
sty cylinder car is the result of
requests from thousands, of Hup
mobile owners, Mr. Hastings said;
and from thousands of owners of
other ears who indicated their
desire to drive a six Cylinder car
built by Hupmoblle. v
The Six Is" being: built wholly
conformity with the ideals, en-
gineerlng', and manufacturing
practises, and to the standards of
quality for. Which the name Hup
mohil has always stood," he con-
Embodied iu it are the i
iciplesi that have made I -f ,J - - " . ' -.!
tlnuedJ
our eight so remarkable success-!
-"We feet that; this six will open
up to Hupmoblle a vast new mar
ket of. motor car owners who have
always admired the things for
which this . company has been
known. . Our plans for the car
are the most comprehensive we
have ever attempted. Output" of
both the six and the eight during
coming months will be higher than
we have ever before enjoyed. Our
plans for 1926 call for the largest
manufacturing operations in our
history.. New machinery Installed,
building rearranged for greater
output and additional productive
space will enable us to raise our
production next year to new rec
ords." National announcement of the
new six is anticipated very soon
Shipments to distributors are al
ready being made.
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WOMAN PR1VER SETS RECORD
A new record netween Port
land, Ore., and San Francisco, a
distance 'of 761 miles, Is claimed
by a woman driver, Mrs. H. B.
Leiter, who made the trip in her
Jewett coach in the elapsed time
of 26 hours and 31 minutes.
Not tonly did the Jewett show
remarkably high ability to cover
ground, but also a noteworthy
economy performance.
If you haven't changed spark
piu?s tnis year, you win njoy
much better engine perform
during the roiniug cold weat
you install a complete set now.
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HAMPDEN'S
GLASS ENCLOSURES
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THE HAMPDEN LINE is the most compkte stock of en
closures made-Packards to Fords, including-150 imodels
for 27 popular makes of cars.
A shipment just came in. Come in and see them being
installed. You'll like them and the price is right.
In our new location, 267 S. Commercial St.
O. J. Hull Auto Top & Paint Co
lior if t
mi DEMANDED
Many ; Refinements andjm
'provements Noted ' in
Latest De Luxe Model .
weather starting difficulties, and
increases power and perfomance
of engine. It is rightly named
A Great Automobile."
He, record for shipments Is es
Ublished for .Marmon cars, testi-
fyingtw the consunuy,- growing
dem Ah d-. for - V the new Harmon.
BeautlsJ the i keynote tot the new
Marm;on Pe Luxe- car. Many re
finements and improvement i are
added.: Ajthongh fundemenially
the 'same in design, ears have a
iongEjr and v . lower appearance.
ilodiei , . of alomlniuni The
s pecUications. lor - the selection - of
jpd -have 4een most exacting. In
planning the, body lines, appear
ance jwas. the irst . consideration
The'iuph6tsleily :In-:toth' . five and
serenlfpasseTrger'types'Is Taidiaw
De; Luxe cloth. v Bottoms or doors
and 'ithVfl5ring Is coreredlwith
. genuine " 'Wilton loom carpet.
,nie'. new Marmon double tire
Ignition is the" application " of an
old.- principle, which whenr om
blaedjwfth. the -Marmon system 6t
manifolding and ; the t aproved
TaJverin-head" type v ctfnstrnoUon
results in wonderful performance
and. gasoline economy. ?'
The Maraon three-ar'oil'POT
i itier' is; automatic In Its operation
and requires no attention an re-
.mores abrasives, carbon, fuel and
: water front the lubricating ou, to
creaks the length of, time Jubrl
catink 'oil i can. be used; 'Increases
life -of engine, hearings because of
constjant circulation, of clean, pure
' oil at 'all' times, decreases cold
SEPTEMDElt Tl'RXOVEU
GKEATEK TIIAX ArGUST
ST. LOUIS," Mo., Oct. 17 Re
ports that the Gardner Motor
company of St. Louis is enjoying
unusual sales increases for this
period of the year. " ' '
Since the Introduction of the
new Gardner eight-in-line and six
models, this company has shown
healthy increase in business
each month. The sales for Sept
ember, with orders already on the.
books show an increase of 30 per
cent over August. This exceeds
all months since last April.
The popularity of Gardner en
closed models full size '4-door
sedans at coach prices, is an Im
portant factor Jn this steadily
mounting sales increase. .
HIS
IDE 1 JEWETT
Extraordinary Time Is Made
in Trip From Boise to
Salt Lake City
A WONDERFUL CAR
An American gentleman in dear
old London was bragging about
his automobile. He ended (his
eulogy by declaring: "It runs so
smoothly you Can't feel it, so
rafe'fly.you cftn't hear It, has such
perfect ignition you. can't smell it,
and -as for . speed boy,' you can't
see it.- .
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terrupted the -ETiton; anxiously.
how,d you know "the. bally thing
la there? "r--Blue Baboon.
' ; When "engines .were much slow
er in speed and had lower com
presSion they were not ; nearly so
hard on spark as the higher speed
greater compression, engines of to
day. '.That is why t is regarded as
necessary by automotive experts
that new-spartc -plugs be installed
at least once a year. ;
In a thrilling dash through the
night, a stock Jewett set a new.
record from Boise to Salt Lake
City, covering 478 v miles in 8
hours, 33 minutes, averaging 55.8
miles an hour.
J. M. Jenson, Jewett dealer at
Boise, piloted the car, and cut
down the previous record, made
by a professional race driver by
1 hour 40 minutes.
. Jenson's record for 1 the drive
would be extraordinary even if
made under the best conditions,
hut besides competing i against
time,' he had to combat bad
weather, bad roads, and darkness.
: The route was by way of
Mountain Home, Pocatello, Mc
Gammon, Preston, Logan and Og-
den. The start waa made late
at night to avoid traffic. Several
detours that would have been
discouraging even for: leisurely
going were taken, and during part
of the run rain added to the dif
ficulties. -
Fart or the course lay over
dirt road covered with as much, as
three inches of duBt, which tilled
the chuck holes and made It im
possible to discern vthem by the
light ? of the swiftly moving car,
so that the going was extremely
hazardous. However, maximum
speed was possible over long, dis
tances, and so the Jewett was en
abled to establish the average
speed of 55.8 miles an hour.
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Dto60lbecaase c the New General
MotbrsTime Bment Rates
Mire than 100 imiprovexnents
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.1 These include new Bodies by Fisher, Air
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- refinemerits and The Harmonic Balancer an
' exclusive feature rendering the New, Oakland
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Pay Only as Much
as Suits You "
By the generous terms of the
new Star Gold Certificate Save
and Earn Plan you can own the
powerful Star Car of your
choice arpractically no expense!
Come in for the simple; but as
tonishing details come right
away to learn about this new,
history making offer
Star Gold Certificate
Save aticf Earn lPhm
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ON every sideyoufind enthusiasm for Star the big, hearty
praise of Star owners, or the exdted ariud
hundreds about to buy Stairs: kTwaht that Spir!" is' a state
ment you hear moire and morel - -: ":'v
day the Star Million Dolla r
Motor verifies the owners good
judgement by turning in hun
dreds and hundreds oiE xnilc oI
faultless perf otinancei Xhat'Si
why every Star owner will tell
you, wYou can't goroag'on the
powerfulStarf
Why. not see this "success car"?
You can inspect and-rideinStsr-models
right away. Don't wait
come in, come in now!
Value real practical, exclusive
value features stands back of
this great wave of Star Car popu
larity. Star has fought its way to
the top on unusual merit. Now
Star reaps the deserved approval
of motorists who know what to
look for owners who now buy
with1 previous experience to
guide and influence them.
No stopping the wide-spread re
cognition of 'Start value every
. SALEM AUTOMOBILE:
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lT-T!a-!f "Street'
OMPAFS'
Salem, Oregon
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