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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 24, 1927)
J v r ' . .. I '.Salem popI. registered at the Saa Crest cottaes Include Mr. and Mrs.. O. H.,.Goff . of -Salem and heir ! guests jar Sand- Mrs.- H. J. Goft'-of i Cottafce v GroTe; Robert Barrett and: party of Salem. , At the Hnb City fronk Salem: -W.:. Armstrong,, C. A. Arm snjMrs.tPArmptron. E. A. ArflastronK,;G.,K..Ilussell, Ella ' Kntr, Mrs; Bruce . Cunningham add children. Mr. and Mrs., Hubert Hansen. Mr. : and .Mrs. Rfc p. Ma- An'pa Pinrieth , and O. ll! Finseth are registered al Hub City from Sllyertonw .. The Misses' BJarneby of Kafis - pell,' Mont., are 'jat Iib City for a vacation. : . iMrs.-G. E. Orleff -jjf San Fran cisco Is registered at-Hub city. Tent City- registrations from Salem: H. L.. Hosier arid? wife. Al S.'Vauthn and. wife. E. J. Ticker, i M. M. Tucker. B. E. Tucker. Q. J. Thcker.r T a! party"! of "Wbodburn people ' registered at the Tent City -are Edwf- G. Becker: Geo, J. BecTcer. Lad re w Mashherze. Lloyd flowen den, Maurice B6gard, atcd". anoth er party trom near Woklb'urb reg istered from Broadx Ajsrk., Oregon i. is: E. V.' Stivers a&diwireyomer f Kellems. L.vPijtoeHe?n9.' David . Kellems. 1 r sglft&V-f' ' W. D. Ftttf,Salein who re i centlytpkiover;ihe management ; of the Newport Ice and Fish Co.. .reports that the catches of fish so far are better than in'prevlbns years. The Tialibut boat Pioneer has brought In a very good supply of halibut and cod. also a small trolling fleet has been making some very good catches. Rock oyster beds hsve been un covered by the ' I6w tides and clamming is good, .crabbing from boats and from the beach Is a pop afar pastime.. Pleasure boats have added , to the - amusement and pleasure of the tourists, many tak ing advantage of the fine days, r Surf bathing and canoeing over ; the breakers have also Been pop ular sports. . The many out of the state. vis itors have made very compliment-; ary comments about beautHul Oregon and the Newport, beaches. The hotels and cottages and , cam us are reporting a good , bust- ness and many, of them have made expensive Improvements,- cottages have - been,- repainted;,- flowers' , planted and are now bursting lata bloom . to welcome the visitors.' There has been a remarkable ad rance In the Improvements In the last year. . , f Out of ! state people registered Vt the Turnbull house -are Mr: ind Mrs. Glenn: Wood,- teachers jl KansasfeClty: Miss Ethel Steph ens and Mrs. Mollie Stephens of Chattanooga, Tenn;; C W.: Grlgs- by. Richmond, Kans.; Kitty and . Dorothy Dury of Lexington; Ky. The following registration from Salem are at the Rose City cottag es: Florence .Brundnidget. Mar garet Drew, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Henry, Mrs. J. M. Hoftnan. Mrs. R. Mohr. Mrs. W. R. M6ht. Misses JMIth Mohr, Mizel Mohr-j, MrM. and TArg. Gus Ostrln. Miss Ruth 6s trio. Those registered at the Cherry City cottages from Salem are Mrs. Etta Magers, Dr. Matson. Mrs. Ora McKenzle, Clarence McKen zie Misses Thelma 'and Bern ice Strand, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde E. Johnson, Elaine Johnson. ... ! Mrs. F. E. Hoover and" Miss Violet Hoover are- registered at the Ocean View hotel. Salem people registered at the Gil more are Mr. ahd-Mrs. Maria Fraasch, Mr. and Mrs. . E.; il. Fraasch, J. E. Clayton, G. Om-; tad. Mr. and Mrs. T.' J. Haines,, Mr. and Mrs. T. jv wieamer, air. ; and Mrs. G. H. Williams, C.ftG,i Tyson, Mr: and Mrs. C. A.:1 Swing, Mr. hnd Mrs. O. R. Seat ing, Mr. and Mrs C. H. Fake aad Mrs. Mary Fake. (Dallas people registered at the Gilmore are C. G. Coad, Claudia II. Newens, Genevieve- Coad, Dor rls Coad. and Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Stockwell and child. , -Out of state people at the Gil more Include 'Miss Lucetta Wagg ner, Detroit, Mich.; H. Leffing well. Blue River, Wis.; J. T. How ard. Seattle, Wn.; -Mildred Hunt er. Terre Haute. Ind.; Miss Betty I logmen. New York,. N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Blakely. son and daughter, .Reno. Nev.:t Mrs. C. R. FoJHs. Cfton.FoutBtr.WaitaWalIa, Wash.j "Mrs. OijUir Beckett Mrs. Ada CahllU .ctarlottB V.Beckett; Dayton, WAlf. ' y. ''., Salem people 'at the' -Damon house inclnd?Mf -4fnd Mrslf. W. Meyers, Mrs.. F.' E. Hoover, Miss Violet Hooverj R. S. Sweazy of Webster City. Iowa; are registered at the Da mon bouse... Fred Barren, and J. M. Snyder and. daughter Edna Snyder and 12- jonyTeddy Snyder 'are registered sine .Whttten. camp grounds from Salem. - i ..... -. ... Miss Phoebe McAdams. Instruc tor 4 in the Leslie junior high school of .Salem and Miss-Ruth McAdams of Salem have as their . guest at .Newport Miss Thera An gel I of Ames, Iowa. The", parjy Is registered at the Snnnyslde co- , tagesU:::trVv' h? : tjf'- Registered. 'at, the iSunnysId cottages from Salem are Mr. and Mrs. Glllam. Mrs. . Hattle Smith and , Jlrs. oyar ; v vOut'.of Jthe state people register 3IAXZANITA Twentyrf our crabs wa Dr. Oy mada's catch on Monday morning at Manzanita. u The doctor Js a great fisherman. He and 11 a fam ily are for the month at tho Field house cottage, i A Portland wedding of great in terest to Manzanita folks was that of Fred M. Goodwin and Miss Philo Watson last Thursday, the 14th. Immediately after the cer emony, -Mr and Mrs. Goodwin so journed to Afanzanita where they spent several days at their cot tage. Manzanita wishes them much happiness. ; Sydney Ward, with the Pacific Light & Power Co. of Portland, has joined his family at the Hazel Camp 'for the balance , of July. Mrs. Ward's house guest, Miss S. Wentworth," returned to her home Saturday. C. ;W. Henderson of Portland visited his family, who are staying six weeks at Kinniknfck. over the week-end. E. E. Scharztrauber, who is oc cupying a cottage at Classic Ridge for the season, left Monday morn ing, to spend the week at Gear hart . ' Miss Geraldine Van Groos' was called to Portland on business Monday. She will again meet the visiting .public at the Manzanita information bureau Wednesday. Dr. Burgess Kelley and family are domiciled at the Rosen cot tage. Mr. and Mrs. Kuehl of Milwau kee are living In the Cedarson for the week. They are busy making plans for building their new borne on Second street. Mrs Virgil Norl"!' and daughter Nancy are the guests for the week, of Mrs. and District At torney Galloway of The Dalles who have taken Shady Rest for the season. "White Caps" Is the name which Mr. and Mrs. Joe Zumalt have given their new cottage on Ocean Row. The building is near ing Completion, and they are mov ing in Saturday.. Miss Gertrude Hanson, the cheerful University Park pharmi clst.; Is with her mother. Mrs. Elise Hansom, and at home to her friends at Dun Wander In for the balance of the month. :Mrs. iAHeeT Weister drove in from Portland ' Saturday night with Mr.' and Mrs. F. W. R. Preer of . j Irvington. They spent the week-end. at her Classic Ridg cottage.' v Dr. and Mrs. Fred CbamTes front Astoria, with Mr. and Mrs. D.. D. .Chambers and daughter, Ruth of Portland,-'frprIsedt the H. R. Kibler f aaiilynd Bt ihe week-end at Jtfanzanlta.'x' SX Mrs. A - A Balhnger retnraed frbm Portland last Saturday, and has as her ! guest, Mrs. Harry Brant. Childhood at Manzanita Beach is being delightfully entertained by Earl Richardson's ponies. Mrs. Dan Kehney of Portland has engaged the Sibley cottage for the halance of Jury." - Dr.! F,.' V. Lutz of Wheeler Is entertaining his father and moth er, Mr. and Mrs. George H; Lots, i- . ...... - - ' j -v .- ' OX Easiest Ridings idrsyotL ever traveled in Smartest looking1 care Smbothest,diiiefest ;ar1youY5 K t?NGLSAM ' , III' 1 y ' . '',''' nJ - ( '" ' - . j, . , .xs sJi 'rZaJZr- f wl., " '" n,i, - v - - " -s-t... , , - - ? S I '' wvZi WVn'wnJr-J r ' W'fii m.i.1. , ,,1,; M nTii)iiV'l in "hm i", i'i.f.,'..,.TTV v''-"' ! '"' f "'' -, , i i5"; TL..sMfcv--w-- ' - jo MKW t,nuil'-1ImJwl....i.-liiil tijkMll J tHu.un J Like the Canadian. Northwest Mounted Police, the Pennsylvania Constabulary and the old Teas Rangers, the United States Im migration Service is noted for its ability to "get its man ,w yet not even the Canadian Northwest Of ficres work under so heavy a bur den of difficulties. r . Particularly on the Mexican border Is this the case,, for down there the mileage of paved roads is a minimum; Che heat Is often intense; there Is always danger of stirring up International difficul ties through clashes with the Mexi cans, and tfiere are not only smuggled Chinamen and other aliens to be considered, but the boot-legger and the dope smuggler often combine the smuggling of and his sister, Lois of Newberg, at the Hazel Camp cottage. Mr. and Mrs. iKewart Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph.Johnston of Portland, are spending a few weeks in the Doughneyfcottage. Miss Jenny Hoyt of Portland Is at Wakanda Court. The Warner No. 2 is occupied for the balance of July by R. A. Cook of Portland. - One of the jolliest camps In the camp ground is the "Flat Tire Village," put up by Mr. and Mrs. DEPENDABLE SERVICE The cost of oil and grease used to keep your car lubri cated xi.oes not amount to much, but the service to know that the oil and crease reaches all the working parts is the item. You Can Depend On " Our Service Our High Pressure Alemite Service insures Proper Lubrication Salem Super Twig -Eckerlen ss S New Series mm Most Luiurioiis cart ever of fened in thU Held ever-eaw ever known J care yoqereyer handled F. W.: PETTYJOHN ' CO. 365 North Commercial Street r-. Telephone 1260 AFTER WE SELI WE SERVE".- USES STAR CARS humans with their regular pro fession of bringing in dope and liquor. This condition makes the choice of the i U. S. Immigration Service in purchasing a fleet of twenty eight Star cars ror use of the "Border Patrol" the highest pos sible tribute that can be paid to any automobile. These cars are being operated out of the Patrol headquarters at Nogales, Arizona and the Star fleet has a zone of operations that extends for many hundreds of miles east and west of that point in country that would make the Bad Lands of Wyoming: look a perfect Paradise. T - The choice of the Star for this fleet on the Mexican border natur- ally was mighty pleasing to of- L. E. Pike and Mr. and Mrs. E. 11. Craven and their families, togeth er with Mr. and Mrs. Ben RichiH of Salem. They are great hikers. They went to the top of Neah kahnie mountain on Monday, and are loud in their praise of the wonderful view on the road to he constructed over the mountain to Cannon Beach. The Rev. H. V. Wilhelm of the Lehneman M. E. church of Gresh am, after spending a delightful week in one of the Doughney cottages, returned home. big Auto Electric Service R. D. Barton Batteries, Magnetos Generators Electric Service for . Auto or Radio - Telephone HOT,., ! ' Service Station High and Ferry Street s s MTv Finest Fastest care- NaeH ; evear-built f i 5 Easiest Steering FOR 60RDER PATROL DUTY! ficials of the Star company. The duties of these Border -Patrol of-i 4 fleers carries thenf ' over seldomd traveled roads and rough country where speed andextreme reliabili ty and power are a necessity. The fact that the Star cars are stand ing up well undei-this severe usage, they declare, speaks vol umes for the quality of their pro duct. ' The power of rheHed Seal Con tinental motor enables the Border Patrolman ,to climb the steepest grades without'difficylty, and to pull through deep sand over long stretches of desert country where - theHeat is intense. It Is a recog- nized fact that Star cars do not overheat under the most adverse conditions, and this, according to officials of the Star car organiza tion, had much to do with the Government's choice of the Star for this strenuous service. This story of Star's adoption by the Government's Border Patrol comes almost coincident with an nouncement of the purchase of sixty-one Star cars by the New York police department. Choice of the Star car for this civic serv ice was made oply after the Star had won recognition in an open, competitive demonstration of pow er, speed and flexibility before New York city officials. For four hours the official tester drove the Star car through, the streets of greater New York in one of the most strenuous tests to wnicn an automobile was ever subjected. 4V The opeocxpreM body, wftlt encfMe cab, U widely used by butchers, build ers, manufacturers. ls similar users who do not need to pro. tact, the load against tha weather. The CnuVrrolet 1-Ton Re LtrzcMhetsU truck is ona of the handsomest deliv ery units on the streets and highways. Widely used by department stores, i laundries, dry cleaners, etc 1o -canopy express body, equipped with rnrtMins to protect tha load in inclement weather, is ideal "for produce dealers, hardware ehanca, 4C'a be equipped with creensidesv .',. - The hiand dotep bod' fanrisisBMM coat d iy is t I dealers, conuac tors and road builders. The body is tmi It of heavy, rsiaviorasd sreel to with. scaod the ofheary losda. ,t j4(fc-3f.l fit Orata istth.- end eqalppej. with Conissni h eodaaue. this body type la very popular among .farmers, stock raiss'se -and Csed cocapamars. Ssock ncacaabaaddUdouresV - TksWTsB De nu is admirabty suited to the i ! is sum f such t .- ft- - !1l ; - --i i -o-j 1 -" ' 2 ; . - I f0 y nlyenat ' "V-- aT. " Lsoi riiadelirT 1:1 - . , it was due to the wonderful showing of the Star car in this su preme test by the NewYork pdlice that the order was placed for this large fleet by the country's metro polis one of the largest f ever placed by, a, .municipality in the history of-the auto'motive.industry. The Stars now being used by the- Immigration Service Border Patrol, were chosen only, after a series of tests even more- severe than those used by thff New York City police. The cars being driven over,, some of the roughest and steepest roads of the border region.- These .tests;"like- those held by theNew - York officials, were conducted by executives- of the department who used Star cars selected at random from the sales floor of the nearest Star car dealer. Automotive Industry Makes Strides Abroad WASHINGTON The automo tive industry in Great Britain is reported as having made more progress during the first six months of the present year than ahy other engineering trade, the department of commerce announc ed today. American cars have sold "ex ceptionally well," the report states and imports from the United States have greatly exceeded those of the same period of last year, some dealers selling more ve hicles than in 1925, when there was free duty. af f . . ..'. . - . r , .a - - - )i - -Sl MBBBMBBaBaBSaBaSBMWMaCS ;-. ttr . :,.'.;- ,-ui.ja.' w' 1: !. ! : .. . m. - ' , - - ,.r-.. .... . v . . - tor touk business . --offering " , r' !: ,V'i.vts . i . ' Whatever your business may her wheth er you operate one truck or - a fleet whether. your( delivery problem i- the transportation of fragile articles or of ma terial of great weight, you can secure in Chevrolet a truck exactly specific business. AmngthenUiy Che Wet Track bodies available there is a type specially devised 4 for 'very 'commercial and industrial re quirement. Each1 offers thc Chevrolet advantages 6f fine appearance adapt ability.driver comibrt ; arid p'rotectiorie i v. . 4, . " 7- Each ii mounted on tKe famous Chevrolet : chassis whose tuggedaeas is l.Toa Track 4? .-wbh8awBody.V.?V '.- l.Tcia Track - Srt ff 4 ; V VToa Trtfclt I $-5 Q C r- AH price f. W ;i ' V t.', - Check ClievToietDeUvered -Pricei '"-""' ' - They include tha lowest hjodlini and nandnf clxarses avafiaMa. ' '.' i" J NEWTON CHEVROLET COMPMHK "EVERYONE IS TALICING CHEVROLET -"'ii MMIUISEH1 OFfilE'DffWIi -if ir i s - -v. Constitutes Blessing' Instead of Curse if Heeded,, Say Miller Experts . AKRON, Ohio. Many a pugilis tic championship has been decided by the timely tap of the gong. A battered gladiator about: to slip Into the land of tweeting birds and brilliant stars is saved by the gong to come back and 'win In the later rounds. Pugilistic combats have been mildly described as struggles. Other struggles have been compar ed with the squared circle con tests of wits and wallops. For instance, tire experts de clare, that a rim' bruise on a tire serves as a warning gong to too torists. It demonstrates to them that" they are -running their tries at low inflation pressure. Tires that are properly Inflated will not Invite Us to Your Next Blowout Smiling No worry over tire trouble when you're ; . . riding on Kelly's : .ffl K ; V High and Court Streets " Telephone ?44 ! There's a &?irti all the quality thai hava.made Chevrolet the world s largest builder of gear-shift trucks oveT'Strength construction of the mort up-to-date type, proved ort the world! greatest proving ground, arid whose de pendable, economical operation i based " on such modern . f eatutes as t powerfui ' suited to your . - valvein-head sion, big over-sue brakes; spruigs set par allel to the load;- air! cleaner oil filter. etc.aetcUi.-'' V- i": 'V'T -t'2- " ri-V;--.''"" -; ' ' If you want to speed up your deUverie and at the same time secure the economy' of the lowest available ton-mile cost ( come in and? let us tell you about thii' modem product of the : world's largest builder of gear-shift trucksl V. f.TXx , , the.result of at fthesclLb w Prices or. ' 1-Too Track . ir Sn tr e? l TelcpHons rim . bruise, unless' subjected; to . such! d Bus i that ' is seklora- asketf - ot;a combination, of; cotton:., and xnhbefiJ iH it i I ?r iii t;"l ,i : r :jtlVe1j&e42?j4toK'ttia) rim onuses may be repaired and tnat motorists may profit' by them . If inej ueeu me warning ium rim ; jams give. :'. : Tires are subjected to continual struggle. The combina tion of the .best are rub jetted to so many - destructive elements, that If all these were cotton cord and. the Tiighest gradeubber are . giveti such constant strain tabu- lated motorists' would gasp at the' punishment they recelve?" 'A' irtt ; flexes millions' of times In ordin ary !Hfe.! at proper "Inflation. Under-" ' inflated It flexes iuore than U fIs f designed to flex.' ;.'?.- ; " J ' To riia a ire that' Isan'der-In- , flated and driven over ihe cuVbw br -any similar object Is to Invite .a, knockout: blow. Crushed between the steel rim and . the resistless curb the, carcass ia.boand.1o pinch. . and break, tire men say; This Is a warning to - motorist, to kepp,, tires properly Inflated o that in . encountering snchr objects , th . walls of the tire are hot crushed. .. ' a t- Kelly-Sprinjeld TtlR pfr:vz. in place of that blS, worn out tire is what yoij heed tp make ybiiryacationequip- i it! features ; . - . -r i otor.' 3-speed trarismis- - TortTrack f . $5 1 0l ' ChWs with Cab s UJ.W i-V ( . - 1039 -i-"V t : . it, i 1 i tt ed at- the, ;Su; ft? Cottages, are ff QUALITY WHlian: j and Victor Waterman, 'A-'il