The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, June 26, 1927, Page 19, Image 19

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    THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 261927
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Road Conditions
Throughout prgon
i Pacific Highway
Portland, Oswego, Oregon City,
8alm, Albany. Harrisburg, Junc
tion City, Eugene, Cottage Orove,
Roseburg, Grants Pass, Medford.
Ashland, California state line:
Paved.
West Ride Pacific Highway
Portland, Newberg. - McAfinn
ville, Cqrvallls, Junction City,
EMie: Paved.
j)ld Oregon Trail East
of The Dalle
Ontario, Huntington, Baker,
TTnion, La Grande, Pendleton.
TJmatllla, Arllnfttor. The Dalles:
Oiled macadam entire distance
and in good condition. Oiling op
erations underway between Pen
dleton and top of Emigrant Hill, j
Old Oregon Trail Weet
of The Dalle.
.' Columbia Klver Highway
The Palles, Hood Rlvftr. Port
land, Rainier, Astoria, Seaside:
Vaved".
Roosevelt Coast Highway
Clatsop, Tillamook and Lincoln
Counties
Astoria, Seaside. Mohler: Paved
to Seaside, balance macadam.
Mohler. Miami: Highway route
via Brighton under construction
and closed between Wheeler and
Brighton. Traffic for Garibaldi
and points south take road via
Foley creek which, is graveled
throughout.
Miami. Tillamook, HeTjo, Nes
kowin. Devils Iake, Biletz river:
Part paved; balance macadam.
Oiling operation under way be
tween Miami and Tillamook and
between Hebo and Neskowin.
Siletz river. Otter Rock: New
dirt grade, passable; make in
quiry afer rains.
OtterRock. Newport : Macadam.
Newport, VValdport, Yaehats:
Beach road; ferry across Yaquina
Bay and Alsea river.
Roosevelt Coast Highway Coos
and Curry Counties
Reedeport, Lakeside: No road.
construction under way.
Lakeside, North Bend: Maca
dam. Ferry across Coos Bay.
North Bend, Marahfield, Co
quille: Paved.
Coqullle, Bandon, Port Orford,
F.uchre Creek: Macadam.
Euchre Creek. Gold Beach:
Use new road to Bagnell Ferry.
Gold Beach, Myers Creek: Ma
cadam. Myers Creek, Brookings: Nar
row. nTbuntaltt-. road. Passable.
Brookings, California state
line: Macadam.
Cook Ua -Roseburg IligSiway
Pacific Highway. Camas Valley,
Myrtle Point, Coqnille: Macadam.
Ashland-Klamath Falls Highway
, Ashland, Klamath., Falls: Mac-
idam. 'Xi'C-i"- . ' .
WllliiittoMlerenjro .-)
, Highway?-';- .N, ,.
Junction City, Cneatilra Gold
mn, Blchly, Kainrgckv, Mapleton :
Macadam. -
Mapleton, Florence: Dirt road,
passable. ' " " '
Corvallis-Xewport Highway
Corvallis, Philoroathi.Wren, Ed
dyville, Toledo, r Newport: Mac
adam. ,4 '
McMinnville-TiBamook Highway
McMinnville, Sheridan; Paved.
Sheridan, v Willarniua. Grand
Ronde, Hebo, Tillamook: Part
naved: balance macadam. Qlllng
operations' between Grand Konde
and Hebo completed.
Tualatin Valley Highway
Portland, Hillaboro. F o r a s t
Grove, Carlton; McMInnvttle: par
ed. . ; .
-Mount Hood Loop. Highway
Portland, Governmt '., Camp,
Hood River: , PaTdtd1(3rjibaxn;
balanced oiled macadara.
Oiling operations underway be
tween Bartow Pass and Park
rtale. ' t, ,
The Dalles-California' Highway
The Dalles, Do fur. Manpin,
Repair Shop in
Connection
;4$4 .SOUTH WINTER-ST. ' i
Telephone 1B5SW
Tires ana Acceaaorlea
Willard Catteries
YOU'LL LIKE OUR SERVICE
If you once drive your car in here we are sure that you
wilibring it bacagafkhecause you will like our service
It is Dependable, Cour-,
teous and Quick
jji; Our high pressure Alemite lab
'ijf ricatine service insures proper
lubrication of every working
part Drive in today. l
Salet.1 Super
Redmond, Bend, Lapine, Cresent,
Fort Klamath, Klamath Falls,
Merrill, California State Line:
Macadam. Oiling underway be
tween Crescent and Fort Klam
ath. Oregon-Washington Highway
Pendleton. Washington State
Line: Paved.
Pendleton, Pilot Rock, Vinson.
Heppner 'Junction: Macadamized
except between Vinson and Lena
which ia nnder construction.
Klamath Falls-L'ikevlew Highway
Klamath Falls, Bonanza: Mac
adam. Bonanza, Drews Valley Section:
Under construction but passable.
Drews Valley, Lakeview: 11
miles macadam. Balance fair dirt
road.
Bend-Lakeview Highway
Bend,. Lapine, Silver Lake, Sum
mer Lake: Partly macadamized;
balance fair dirt road.
Summer Lake, Paisley: 9 miles
macadam; balance fair dirt road.
Paisley, Lakeview: Macadam.
Lakeview, .New Pine Creek:
Partly macadamized; balance fair
dirt road.
Central Oregon Highway
Bend, Burns: First 12 miles
macadam; balance fair dirt road.
Burns, Crane: Macadamized.
Crane, Vale: Rough but pass
able. Sherman Highway
Biggs, Wasco, Moro, Grass Val
ley, Kent, Shaniko, Madras. Red
mond, Bend: Macadam.
John Day Highway
Arlington, Condon, Fosll,
Spray, Dayville, Mt. Vernon, John
Day. i-ralrie City, Austin, Unity:
Macadam.
Unity, Cow Valley: New grade,
surfacing operations nnder way.
Cow Valley, Brpgan, Jamieson,
Vale, Ontario: Mac dam.
Ochoco Highway
Redmond, Prinveville, Mitchell:
Macadamized and in good condi
tion. Mitchell, Antone, Dayville: Dirt
road rough, but passable.
Crater Lake Highway
Medford, Trail, Prospect, Union
Creek: Macadam.
Union Creek-Anna Creek Mill:
Closed by snow. Anna Creek Mill
-Fort Klamath: Macadam.
La Grande Wallowa Lake Highway
Road to Wallowa Lake
La Grande,' Island City: Paved.
Island City,,Blgin, Minam, Wal
lowa, Los tine. Enterprise, Joseph,
Wallowa Lake: Macadamized and
in god.,eQrdHion. Reinforcing
operations , under way between El
gin and Wallowa.
Baker-Cornucopia Highway
Baker, Halfway: W miles mani
cadam; 28 miles graded roadbed.;
3 miles county ro&d.
Redwood ?-Highway Connecting
With Road to Oregon Caves
Grants Pass. Kerby, Crescent
City: ...Graveled road in good con
dition., j ; J . f
'Road riov" Open to Oregon
caves. V
McKenale Highway,
Eugene Belknap Springs, Sis
ters, Redmond, Bend: " Macadam.
Open for trayel. Oiling under
way between Springfield and Wal
terville, " ' Alsra Highway
CorvalliSr Philomath. Alsea
Mountain: Macadam.
Alsea Mountain, Missouri Bend.
Under construction. Passable.
Missouri Bead, Waldport: Ma
cadam. ,
- Baker-Unity Highway .
Bakery Foot of MJH Gulch: 10
miles macadam. 11 mllea graded
roadbed, i . ...
Mill Gnlrh, Hereford: Graded
roadbed.
Hereford. Unity: Under con-.
struction..
" Tf Crank Case
3rvice t -4
C. W. BRANT
SALEM. OREGON
Auto Electric
s Service
, It; D Barton
Batteries, Magnetos
i Generators
Electric Service for
t-. " Autq or Radio s
. - Telephone 1107 . . -s
"Service ; Statioii
HIGHWAY EXPENDITURES
MONEY EXPENDED Bf STmTc c
Movoa . -, -, r - t'-
COUNTY REClSTn- g g g
. tags - 3 h a j 3 '
BAKER " 3.647 ' 4 7
BENTON 4 391 f "t jJyA? 93
ClACKAMAS tO49 "?-J 1 ' 2fSfiS I G7
CLATSOP A 63 j4 2o' 75
COLUMBIA 4,183 1 ' ZZmZS 63
COOS 7374 .... I . tX4XPlMC tJWiTWT )Q4
CROCK BS& . SO
CURRY BOI ' j
DESCHUTES 4.64a j " g37
DOUGLAS 6.p2 --
GILLIAM B4I &d
GRANT 1.2 16 I I6Q
HARNEY LPPtj VUj
JpOCO RIVER 29Q 69
JAOSSON eS3421 1 ISO
JEFFERSON 55 1 - 49
JOSEPHINE 2.833 1 97
KLAMATH 6696 If 234
LAKE I.Q63 ?62
LANE 13.796 " 1 311
LINCOLN 1.937 J2
LINN 6.737 1 16
MALHEUR . I.S67 lap
MARION 15.679 . " ""1 44
MORROW IQ2 1 V 4
MULTNOMAH 6Q459 .. -q
POLK, 4.168. J 1 j ". , 5Q
SHERMAN IQ34 I ' t a 64
TILLAMOOK 3215 j 66
UMATILLA 6661 J 242
UNION -4? 39 J I 65
WALLOWA 1.943 ' 74
WASCO 3.569 . 194
WASHINGTON 7.572 3 I total ostraTiOM t A2
WHEELER 50T ' V TOTAL EXKMOflt iFT
YAMHILL 5.721 ' I TOTAL MACt ?4
Chart prepared by the engineering department of the Oregon
State Motor association show inn the number of motor vehicles in
each county, and pryport ioning that number tin solid black to the
amount of money expended on state highways .since the slate highway
act went into effect in 1917.
Pendleton-John Day Highway
4Pendleton, Pilot Rock, Lazlnka
Ranch; Macadam.
Lazinka Ranch, Albee: 12 miles
of unimproved mountain road.
3teep grades and somewhat rough,
but passable.
Albee, Ukiah: Surfaced.
Uklah. Ritter: Hough mountain
road. Steep grades.
Ritter, Mt. Vernon: Partially
graded and surfaced; fair condi
tion. Enterprise-Flora Highway
To IjewiKtnti, Idaho
Enterprise, Flora: 27 miles im
proved road; remaining section
rough country road.
LIGHT ADJUSTMENT
NOW MADE EASIER
( OoutiiiUr.i fr-um pag 1.)
scores upon scores of minor, ac
cidents that are due to such a
cause is that they are so easily
preventable.
"At one time headlight adjust
ment was difficult because head
light equipment was imperfectly
developed, some types being so
Inefficient that adjustment was.
virtually impossible.
"Thi.s is not true today. Motor
car manufacturers, lamp makers
and the American Automobile As
sociation, with which this elub is
affiliated, have been cooperating
for several years in an effort to
solve the headlight problem.
"Such progress, has been made
that it; the individual car owneT
will make the effort, he will find
THPROUGH
dependXbj
FOUR-DOOR SEDAN
$975
F. 0. B. LANSING
In addition la its tw ffricr,
iMdsmobile't delivered price
include the iewctt handling
and )manof charges
350 North High
r (.o)i wmmtojni
it very simple to put his head
lights into proper adjustment or
have them so adjusted. Sum
mer's greatest pleasure demands
that he act for the safety of his
family and all other highway
users."
Old Stage Coach Still
Running From Picadilly
LONDON ( AP ) An old time
stage coach, the "Old Berkeley,"
which set: out from Piccadilly on
a daily trip to Hox Hill, a Surrey
beauty spot, is a source of great
interest to overseas visitors to
London, who see in it a picture of
England as it waa before the daya
of railways.
The coach is operated by two
London home-lovers aa a hobby.
Passengers book and pay for seats,
but if the coa h were filled every
day the sum received would not
pay for the horses' forage and
shoeing.
"Finding Gas With Match"
Still Prevailing Practice
Despite warnings to the con
trary, some motorists continue to
light matches to ascertain how
much gasoline remains in the
tanks of their automobiles, points
out the National Safety Council,
which continues to record deaths
due to this practice. One of the
latent victims not onlyjauseiLJis
ow death but ahso-aetrfire ufjtte
garage in the rear of blU home.
Oldsmobile dependability is
the direct result of strictest
standards, rigidly maintained,
and extending to the smallest
hidden part. They provide
thorough fitness for tjie trials
of months and miles thor
ough stamina thorough de
pendability. Come to our
showroom and see for your
self . . for Oldsmohile quality
can be seen and recognized.
CAPITOL MOTORS, Inc.
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A. C. (Biddy) Bishop
CHlHi BIS
START WITH CYCLE
Foundation for Epochal Air
Voyage Laid as Mail Car
rier In 1914 .v
Clarence D. Chanvberlin", '.the
aviator whoe name is on the lips
of the entire civilized world be
cause of his daring in flying the
Atlantic, laid the foundation for
his epochal feat way back in 1014-1"-1C
when he experimented with
and methodically studied th? air
cooled type motor in his motor
cycle sale. and repair shop at
Deni-?on, Iowa.
It was while working for Uncle
Sam as a mail carrier Chamberlin
purchased his first motorcycle.
This led to moire active interest in
that type of transportation and he,
subsequently, started a sales and
repair station for the Harley
Davidson Motorcycle.
Becoming an enthusiastic mo
torcyclist, it was not long lefore
he had established a very prosper
ous business and became one of
the midwest's .most important
motorcycle dealers.
In 1917 the desire to roam a bit
took possession of him and that
year found Chamberlin piloting
his motorcycle on an extensive
trip to California. While there,
he answered the nation's call to
arms and joined the army balloon
corps his first experience in the
air.
From that moment Chamberlin
wras destined to become famous,
for it was not long before he
graduated from the balloon corps
and entered the field of flying.
His progress was rapid and he
soon became known aa a depend
able flier. Since the world war,
Chamberlin h;s been engaged in
commercial aviation.
Ads Stolen, New Ford Car
Features Badly Misstated
NEW YORK. N. Y., June 2.
fA.P. ) Theft of "certain prelim
inary and experimental advertise
'ments in regard to the new Ford
car" from the Philadelphia offi
ces of N. W. Aver & Son, advertis
ing agents for the Ford Motor
company, was announced by the
agency here last night. .
Recently there have appear'ed
in several newspapers through
out the country stories purport
hit' to explain the features of the
new Ford car. the agency stated,
adding that the stories, believed
tn have originated in a New York
financial nt-ws agency, have been
denied by F.dsel Ford, president of
the' Ford -company.'
Telegrams sent to all newspap
ers in the. United States and Can
ada by W. Ayer & Son, told of
the theft.
UTY
Telephone 2125
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hundreds of m
STAR CARS are built to Quality Standards. .'.
Even casual inspection reveals the many
"finest car" features that account for Star Car's "
dominant position among low-cost automobiles.
"Red Seal" Continental Motors - r ; X
Fore-and-Af t System of Easy Steering . V
Motors Completely Suspended in Rubber 'T" ' ' v
Bendix 4-Brakes (optional)- r
many other value features ':.
(Have you seen Star Car's New Convertible Cabriolet?)
... a "four" that is "smooih as a
XtTiflT rvnr
STAR FOUR $
prices starting witH
(F. O. B. LANSING)
74-M76-JO
DEALERS EVERYWHERE
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Superior Quality
- New Low Prices
C . Whippmt
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Coach !25 795
Touring 625 " 765
Roadster 695 '825
Coupe 625 795
i Sedan - 725 875
Landau 755 925
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Full Force Feed Lubrication - .
Genuine Leather or Deep Velour Upholstery ( ,
New, Rich Colors in Polished Lacquer
a smooth, fitxibWiUcf ofJiitiU montyi
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prices starting with
(F. O. B. LANSING)
FOURS
SIXES
PAYMENT . . ...
14 Gain in
ElegiGtnation3
This increase in Willys-Overiansiles this
year is even more impressive when compared
the figures of the industry as a whole, ,J
EcoomyRerl--WHppetdA-A-
Coast -to-Coast record for economy.'
Roomiest llsht car Mar leg !room than
any other car & its priceclass.
First with 4-wlaeel fcgfiStes Whippet j V
is the only light, car todayerixxg 4-wheel brakes '
as standard equipment rtahonaity t 1 , ,t ,.r
Speed and pidtuj
5- to 30 miles per hour in
Lower ' center of gravity The pru
ciple now being embodied in all up-to-date cars
for safer, more comfortable: driving.
Narrow body postsFor 'greater driving
vision. The dangerous blind epotn Is elimTrpd. 1
Snubbers Help yon get the maTimiirn of
comfomble "Tiding Jrom balloon taxes'
Force-feed lubricating systesa as on
cars priced $1000 or, more., -, y.yy . ,;
Adjustable steering wheel makes any ?
one vWortable when driving. V
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