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A. R. Clancy, pisUrJt o the Osla I
land Mgcor Car Cb U Mcea into 1
'natningolthanewPontiacSixsftsra.
wnue map so nooored. Attbc top arc
' Chief Mad Wolf and Mr. Glancy lathe'
. Chid WHUm BirdTs wwntei
Mr.
uiuuicytiueironxueaBdi0wcrien vy
tarcjtao4la2keaPoatiarcm
To expressr their deeji.BTatltuJe
on hehalf - oT tha rAmarJcan Indtajss
for the-" signal honor'! ot namjn
and Tjioiogramlng a motof car af
ter ohe ' of . their most illustrious.
leaders-l-Chlef Pontlat the , Al-
Ronquin . Indian nation capitalized
on tlis occaslod -of A. R. Glancyj
recent rlslt to' the Pacific coasl
to m4k him a chief ot their ted
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Tli iureestion of these chlettl
cameras' a complete surprise, to
Mr. Qlaacy. who is president and
general manager of the Oakland
Motot Car company, which is pro?
dncing and distributing the rise w
Pontiac Six as a companion to, the
Oakland? Six.
It to. a rather singular fact that
the Ppnpac Six is' the only! motor
car to - commemorate the, "aborig
inal Ujaerican. For some time
before ilr. Clancy's Tisl the Ai
gonqiinilndlan chiefs had.felf tat
Genefal Motors and the Oakland
company : had seWetlyhenored
their iiatlon in cbobslkirthe-name
for tiei latest motorcar.' '
v Mr? Clancy waVpoi only; adopt
ed iiito i the 1 4 tribes composing
this, federation but' also ' made ? a
chief Eand giren the name "Chief
Pontacy' He is the seconf white
man crer to be honored by these
IndiahsJ
Wken' the nlan w&a first
sentea by the Indian : chiefs, : It
was suggested that the ceremonies
ggested that the ceremonies w n me pipe a ww ffn
be performed in the. citxjhICFi"ow:Birdvplaoed ttnh1
could
park of ,Los Angeles. Bat the In-
diansi would hare none of it, stat
ing : ihat the whole , ceremony
-would bb one of profound secrecy.
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and rJiota aaatladoil spot In Mon-ItiQij.
f.roTla. Canyon,
HsfaVamld a ; srlmeral back-
ground... ot vWiht ; and exquisite
Jt (ha base of a mountain.
blocked off and guarded' by torfst
rangers to kee& out, all not con
nected trfth the secret rites, 11
Indian chiefs, many of whom had
Of) 81 A from , & rnt riltftnM
inarched soTemnly around , the
cferemontal fire, ' calling bn .their
warrior, . gods.; Thistparjt of the
dignUled ceremonies .lasted for a
half hou: idlt. " t r
- Fallowing thli, Mri Clancy Iwis
taken" to the centeri b&hlhe wdirfele
where. . each, chief performed ihe
was a, granite .knifev syiaboflc
truth : which was f,suppoBed" t!o' cut
nsy-wi oisaonest . iraiia ana 10
defend ! the 1 possessdr ' f rdnV enem-
itfAioChfte .wula heautlfuj bead
eA hrafiVet t (n'irniM4'litxtt from
Uho cold, ifSerTOKSlalnclud- f
eiiHsw-liriieflet: wldiwrsdafal!
tribal ornaments. After this he :
was adopted into "the various
tribes and then elevated to the
position of chief. He was .given
the name - of - Chief 4 Pontiac - and J
presented a hand "worked parch
ment' containing the record of the
neTy conferred honor.
4. After Mr. Glancy had taken the
qatlr of the wawlo Jlad Wolf
gave'him the pipe of peace 'and
brow the feathered head dress.
Mad Wolf then presented him
with a granite knife.
As a chief la. the AlgeBquia Ja-
.tL ' -ikv -L'.-ar a a! L
; sttacula tritinipli! Wherevci' it Bai since
been presented a brilliant iccesiJ Here in
tcfwn, a conquesrof public crpinlon which est
dtcd interest to ieve? heat! :-
Three years figo Genera! Motors deteratntf d to
develop a Six, so high in quality and low in price, sJ
to win instant public acceptance Jo thit end were ?
voted the almost limitless resources of t& corporatibL
As a rerolt, ther Pontiac Sue Ynttodiicrt intc the field of o
low-priced sixes, features so new and unique, that a
radical revision of the natibnal idea oa raotor car
aiteacif Und way. f
Sensible mvesibrs, thecwhtry pvert aitdrning'td a - . '
; Six that offers beatirft bignessreoinfor stinlxiA;V ; i ,
pTialiry find thxi2ir2hiA!-dfcid6 rjetfdnAAmoLTo kml -r T - r
' t325less tMtthe fost,pi tdme fcrtirlinder
And there can be butfefne result :'s '
noc enougn cars to go around. .
now.-; Assure yourself of getting "
delivery vKeit you are ready" to i S
t this spring. rf ( ( ) y y
you to act! ; y j
Companion to PaiKiaSlx,$l02$
yiclc Brothers
2S0 SpoUCnigb Street
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Mr. Glaocy his'tha honor ot
being a . member, of one ot the
greatestf-confederation of Indians
that ever! roamedhe" continent
and t the only such. existing: today.
This Indian t confederation, ae
cordlng'ito ; historic?- lnfbrmalioa;
has a noew6rth.record;of honor
able dealingjf both with white men
and. other. -Indian tribes. : t
" Though '3i&0vTears arfr this na
tion : had 1 ita hadqaaftrs aton
the banks of Ihe'Ottawa river" ti
Ontario. pinadaV it was gradually
pushed westward with the' advance
of the wite marfs dviliiattoiiV In
the 17th century, it embraced such
powen uT tribes 'at ' the Delawares.
Several of the AIg0athl
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plalna and. valleys.
Following Mr. Glancys eleva
tion to chief, Mra Clnncy was
taken into the tribes and elevated
to the , position "sot 'Prfncesa ; and h
given me , name oi wauiiniuu,
meaning - "rippling water," and
presented with gifts, among which
Was a beautiful beaded bag;
Among the chieflTat. th cere
mony were Red Cloud, &Iet of
the Pottowatomieg; Willow' Bird,
chief , of the Apaches; Running
Snipe, chief of the Sioux; Big
Tree, chief of the Senecas; Cornt
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ppcsrgaaizatin. wio ja
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Hawk, ehlerbf the Mohawks ; Big
uawk, cniei oi me uneyennes;
F?jig -Est le.'chiaf of the Plates;
T pung rgla, "ellier of tha Pue14
ioar spotted' fi; ' ehilr of th
koas; fe JKUthifirotB the
One Idas; Whlta eajseC;ehtefk o
U lhippewasl -IPjfalrle log, chle t
of., ttot5erotees- Sua Running
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prtfiu irttro qt an Tieredl-
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Joaa. da CtJrcy lnrtlM 'Ig-6f
Kins; 7oin. Kir ottertnVtriBter,
Hlstorr Trli at tla "Vrftllege
k&aa fa xerlse4"ffTe times, Hh
last ccaslo tAfatrT -1859 wob
Joaa'49 Cimrcy, acf8or to Ger
ald Jr 'witli
a Are Importers )!
Old 7;cV,rspapsrs Ftfom U.S.
SAN TBClSfcC-Clkilon
fl ures af ; ptiMJihers'toay, liot ;4k
cloaa It hat th Chines are liole
sala bayera -of -American newspa
pers. The OrJafttalS Import froih
tha country ",tld . newspapers lay
the ton; , a-s!rile shipment recent
ly was.comprlsed. of 1,700 bales,
fiyentatly most' of lhejj apers :re
tnrn 6 the; VnttftdlStited ' tfratf ped
around eoodn - wfilchx American
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TOOTOilD FORCE
Roy D. Johnson Enters Field!
New Willys-Knrght"70"
: Is Now Here
Roy" D. Johnson, formerly ter
fllory salesman with the Ryan
'Fruft company, has Joined' the
sales ' force of tha 'K N.' MacDon
aldiAu"to'company here and Ts now
devotfig his time to. selling Willys-Knight
and Overland ears. Mr!
Johnson formerly sold' Knighta in
Lexington, Nebraska.
: The MacDonald company has re
ceived theiiew Willys-Knight 7d"
models and they will be oh dis
play in the - salesrooms starting
today. "The new car has, we be
lieve, the strongest, most perfect
ly "balanced under-structnfe ever
built into any automobile," Mr.
MacDonald says. "It is equipped
with the same perfected braking
system .-the finest European and
American cars employ, a system
regarded by the. bet engineering
practice1- as the most dependable
ever 'devised.' i, ' .
;. The MacDonald company is now
averting qver a carload of cars a
day, and. have already 12 advanee
orders on the new "70" model.
Eight of these were turned over
by Vick Brothers, former dealers.
Marshfield will start 1926 with
21- blocks paving aDd?S blocks
new" sewer, costing more than
ssee.ooo.
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to tlhirV& FdriittErht
j cls muli br2 'ld
. 1 1 mi. 1 -1 mi imii - 1 1 itnii"'--"i rYi'-- n i-ifi Him 1 1 1 1"1! i'i''iTi'r"iit 'ii'li in ' Tfjg-iAii ' ar 1 'ftr" r ir- --i- fn-riii'.! - . f ' !
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Clatsop nd Tillamook Conntlea ;
' Astbtli-SedeYyed. n;t--
Seasfde-Cannon1" Beach Junction:
Macadam. 1 S; . . v.
. Cannon Beach' Junctfon-Hamlet-J
unction: , Newley graded ; with
temporary single track' gravel sur
facing. Rough cut passable In all
weather
Hamlet ; Jahetloh-Mohler: Ma-
eadam.
Mohler-Miamf : Highway route
via Brighton now open but on ac
count of danger on planked road
between Wheeler and Brighton,
traffic for , Garibaldi and points
south Is urgently advised to take
rod via Foley creek which is gra
veled throughout.
Miami-Tillamook- He bo - Nesko
wln-DeviJs Lake-Siletz Kiver: Part
paved; jbalance macadam.
Newport-North to -Otter Rock In
Lincoln County:, Open for travel.
iCbos Bay-Rosebnrg Highway ,
Pacific Highway-Camas Valley-
Mfrtle Pdint-Coqttllle: Macadam.
Ashland-Klamath Falls Highway
Aahland-Klamath Palls: Maca
dam and in good condition,
j Willamette , Valley-Florence
Highway
Junction eity-'Cheshire-Biachly-
Rainrock-Mapleton: Macadam.
Mapleton-FIorence: .Dirt road
Impassible after reavy rains.
CorvaBls-Newport Highway
Cx)rvnilis-Pnilomath-Wren - Fjd-dyville-Toledb-Newport
: Macadam
Roosevelt Coast highway open
north to Otter Rock.
McMInnViHe - Tillamook highway
McMinnville-Sheridan: Paved."
Sheridan - Wlllamiha - Grand
Rande - -Hebo - Tillamook: Part
paved;' balance good macadam.
TnaTatln VaUey" Highway
Portland-Hillsboro-Forest Grove
m - .
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that is' n6t:standard. and stmdrr other
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Carltpn-MeMinnYinep- PavedT, . ;
Payed sta , G resham; balAnco gooa
macadam. i . . - : i-'-' -ii
Government , Canip -j Bommu-
Horse Thief ; .Meadows;..- 4Forei
Bonndry : plosed on account' y
snow. . ;. ' . I . -' r--k ,
Forest Boundry Hood Rive'?
Macadam, j X'-'' ( "
Central' Oregon Hlgliway''
- Bend-Burns: First'12 miles ma
cadam, Balanee fafr dirt road open
to travel. . j .... . i ; j- .
Burns-Crane: MjMadamized. - -
Crane-Vale: Rough but pass-
v Crhtwr Ijike .Highway'
Medford iTrail-Prospect: Ma
cadam. . i, -
PrdfWev-jFortj Jlaniath: 'Slosed
. ':McKcnsleHigway
: .,EugeneiBelknap Springs-Sisters
Redmond-Bead: Micndam. .Closed
between. Belknap Springs' hd Sis
ters on ' aeeoant or jsnoW.
! 'Alsea Highway
' Corvallls-Phllomftth - Alsea-Oh-
coln county-nne: Macadam.' .
Lincoln county 'itnVTldewater
Dirt road. Rough but passible
when dry. Impassable after heavy
rains.
Tidewater-Waiport: Macadam.
Returning U; S. Attaches
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Asked to MaKei Radio laiKs
' - WASHINGTON. Commercial
attaches assigned by the commerce
department' to f orteign countries.
upon their return to Washington
at the expiration- of their foreign
tours of daty, are now instructed
to write radio talks -on the-business,
trade and sbcial conditions
of the countries they have been
accredited to. r
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bilecompftnie: were there s lq K
1915?;:,... . '
QuesfIonnow many are there
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Answ.er-Approximatpyi 5 d.,
QttesW6iiWht,th6
production ott comniea pot n
cludinlrtheflrsin:? ,
cars,:-- : ''""' ,' '
. QuesUon:-How:;many' carsand
trucks trcre produced in 1126?
j AnairTaT--4525,0eS.I.'S -4 i
QuestioBhrWhat percemtago In
crease is that over 18S4?'
AnsFer 19 ier cenC-. v
Qneation-Wnatpercentage , of
the cars- prod deed 'wero closed
earst--. .l- S.
Answer S6 pef cent.- v .
QuhsUon -What ? la the , total
wholesale value1 of ,th care and
trucks produced: last year? x
Answer $S,a08,000;000. .
. Question What was the aVer,
age retail price of all cara sold
last yeart4'i','--1'"-;"- ; ' -AnswertS66.';,'
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. Question tnahy 'peopw
arte employed1 itt:therth6tpr vehicW
business and" hi allied' lines?
Answer S.200,000; . ? - i
. Questtott-fojr tfftf6y : ear ramify,
trucks ara iow registered' In the .
United Stages? T. 1S : -
Answer-T-jAbbtit :6;'0 OJOr.OO 07
.... Dougiaf . County- broeeoll wns,
best of any; section ' oh c6asf,-'thT-'
year. , -About. 40h.iarlpads were
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