THD OREGON-STATESJlAK. SALEir, OREGON, v BUITDAY UORNINOr OCTOBER. 23, 1927 IM STATISTICS FOn YEAR ;!stration of Foreign Cars nrr Jteches High Peak Dur ing ' Last July ! . A I Ce of the most interesting haaes of Oregon motor vehicle ut'stice Is, that showing the vol ;rae" and movemeat of tourist or ,t of the state traffics From January 1 to. September it; t2T; there were a-totaj pi fs.MS foreign or out of the V&e ' am roistered at the 39 Doirs of -es itration ." wKhin - the et-'e of Jreren. -; : : ; '. : - '"J . .'"'" Xearly :50;p00" ol. theTtettlng -a' watered tb!j 'state 'jranng the hj-ea month 'of :. Jun "July" and kagast, - the; high, nyurk being in Taly wbetbe-foreJ e3atrJron or that month reached 19.591. - ! A barometer could scarcely re- SorA more; faithrf ally: the alchemy f tnre In transmuting the rlgpf if winter lntoUllKHYJnCjp?r. '.eaeef of summer, than does the pi-eanreesive tide, of tourist traffic: j . starting in January of this year. lie iereign registrations totaled 1.7 Si tor February, they reached t.4t 1, In March they numbered J.2. for April 5,284. May .7,33. aadLJu&e 13.766. Then came the creH In July when 19.591 were 'registered, and the beginning of the decline for. the fceason in An- gu-t: when the registrations ag gregated 1S.B53 and during S?x- teraabr 8,901.. x During the year .1925. .there .were .82,713 Visiting cars regis tered, and In 1926. 92.050. aa In crease . of approximately. 9J3 00. It is probable that the total .figures tor 1927 will not disclose as great a rUo of tacrease, nevertheless the- figures for the 1 Z months of 1927. U seems, will show a total 'of 'foreign registrations reaching ant far from 100.000. i C : ; This' much bare Oregona scenic wonders and her magnificent hCgh ;way.! already. accomplished m7at? trading, the '; sWhlseers "-'of "the ' sarth. As people learn . more; of Oregon's .simple and artless gran-deur;-her. bewitching beauty, and I the intriguing:' enchantment .with which -nature Tizs endowed her. the Hood of tourfef travel will swell to ' greater proportions. . It . IsLof. interest to ..note the ' sources ' from r whence Oregon's 'visitors - came- during -the season 'now coming to a cloee. - California lead with, a total of 4 4.5 S9 cam. 1 and ' Washington- s next with aa a2Tegate of 15,578.- From Idaho 4.694. - Colorado 1,091. Montana ! 8 4 tTtab 9 03. Wyomin 44 5, and j Tiera? 6T- lj3J car" from Tev 69 1 from Kansas. 531 from Oklahoma." 5J2 from Arizona, and j 127 from New Mexico ' " . Z . I Prom the 'Baotas there" were i 46t front Nebraska: : 60; "from j tsmota560.-from - Iowa 718. from r Missouri 4 7,,,- from "Wiseon? ; eTa S4T,: from' narrow As 11; frote 1 nucky. 4 from -Tenoassee it', : from ArkhaS5.- from-MIssls- t'rsr IS.'and froM-LMWansr 54,. TTUhotrt fa doubt, toa.of ; thooa from. the Mlss4satppi Valley state carae- to Orea6n to make Ittbeir f ature : dwetlldg plae. and ."stake ' ttrir focarre fn'aiataU updif which i i ztare. mUe caore feerngly and : whc the -element la the de j rtrucUre- and BiBlater: mboda are ere.werat1 '54S-l'ean4 Xrom :::cgaa. 1 from Ohi6. 234 I a'tft rndiana, 328' from Fenhsyl i fai and JJ-from-West' Virginia. ? t The- tand' of iXitxlq .caatrllHited t:trally- t 'OTegoara B tourist . 1 :rentry. eferirtate: of h'6ld i Ccath - bein." represented.': JTOiu ' Alabama Itaere - wereV 23": from nwida'i 2591. vfrora.if Georgia 30i frpas South Carolina 6-. from North Carollua 24, and from Vlrglaia U A. VU1 WMJ WMM rronr NewJTbrir there: were 33 C 1 rxrr rejaUred. and from Tfew j Jersey; ; l,S;"Pr.uUur4ilfeir I ; Eslaad 'camamanyrieitorsto I - 'tThera'ltolIs the Oregon. There I wirer 20 canr from; Maine;' 8 -from I Kew Hampshire, A-from VermOut," 33 from-. Connecticut. . .17 ; from Xltria. Island, and 12 4 from Ma - Trtm AUuka there were 14 can. v and from the District of Columbia ' Orer 1.20Q .cars .from' .Foreign countries : visited !.' Oregon during Vm present season- ; From" Canada there were 1,207, from Mexico; 2, from the "Canal Zone 7 from Eng l.i r.d 2. and from bur tropical pos- ' re-sfons In ' the far Pacific," the -rbillPPlne Island 1. - Ashland, close to the California border- on - the 'Pacific highway, with a to tar of 17.435, registered TED GREASING OILING WASHING TIRE SERVICE i': . ' A Super Service for you here all at :'- one .stop -sarins time and ' - assorins service " ' You Can Depend On , ; Our Service Our Illh Presrare Alemite Berrlce V Insures Proper Lubrication . Service Station No. 1, corner, Sertlce CUUon Ko 3 corner Tuts & s G Could YbuliaiH Ifo Easy, S7ith aj A ' -'ja. ' r- mi. lilt '-- " 2W nV ' ' "' "n" ,f -.J...v,. . r. .......T....1 y i i m Bin i ii ii i in in n M I '- What chance has a 150-pound man to lift ; 1,000-pound hardwood logs bodily: onto a truck platform four feet high? And then, if the rear wheels of the loaded truck go into a mndhole up to the hubs, ,what chance has the truck of get ting out under its own power? . The pictures show how these feats are. performed in the. hard wood forests of Louisiana. One-man-loading of heavy logs is a - comparatively simple matter with. ' the engine ower of the sturdy new ', Graham Brothers truck applied through- the ingenious rear awheel hub winch supplied by Graham ; Brothers Equipment Division. Then if the truck should become mired, a ; trucks frequently - do more visiting " cars during ' the present season than any - other point in the state. Grants Pass was second with 11.143. and Med- ford followed with 10.368. At Roseburgt there i- were 2,245 for eign cars registered, at Klamath Falls -3,58 2, at Eugene 2.789, at Albanr 1.454, . and at Corvallis 6 1 5.. From the east, there , were 3,638 cars registered at Hunting ton. 1,245 at Nyssa,'2,48 at On tario. 870 at Baker, and 733 at LaGrande. At Pendleton there were ; 1,43 4 iregisteredr at Milton- Freewater 1.267. at The Dalles 1,508,; and at ftood" River 598. At Astoria, the foreign registra tions totaled 38 1; at Gold" Beach 346. and at Lefleview 219. At Portland they reached 8.189. Sa lem they aggregated 4.519. at Bend 597, at Oregon City 471, at THtemooa:;158k at. "Seaside 151, and at Marshfleld 17;" The other points- registered . les .than 100 visiting, carm, -each.- - Graharh Brothers truck Big Increase September -sales ahlpmenU of Graham Brothers 1.1-2 and. 2-feon Ltruck. established v. a-, .new nigh ntonttty record toe- the year. ae cording . to aar official - statement: front the company, today. For the first time -tu 1 92 7 ; the 'total . ship- meats' of -these two! capacities ' ex ceeded ' the .2,000 mark for a slan gier mont(, . contiauing : Graham Brothers leadership over all other lmannfActorersi in the. 1 M ud i -2-tcm Held- Comnared " with - Aug- i ust aales- abipmenta of theee cap- ; acitiea the September record rep- t resents a: 1 per cent gain.- f-l Brothers . fvehicles- totaled , 6.10 7 In September, an increase . of - IT per cent over August figures by aT-per'ent,r''j"r';V. r7 ' ' Orders f Or ; ' the. complete - new liac of Graham Brothers-truck are steadily ; growing In volume, the statement said. and alnca their Introduction' In August" he "com pany's plants. a ' Detroit,; Erans vffle, 8tockton and Toronto hare been, working at -capacjtyi JS" '. k With,B rush and Paints . - ,'PARISy it i APj'Glidlng the lily "has been applied to peaches as a commercial proposition.' It toek the , public -some-time to dis cover that"" the beautiful bloom on ! a great deal of fiae looking fruit here waV puton with a brush. Complain is were made to , the , po lice, but j the police unof ficially replied that their eyes weren't any better than those of customer who buy the ; fruit. - The Jtraud squad haa 'been Instructed to : stop . the practice, i- . 'tci-.'-- Aula Electric : "r". Scrvic .' JL D. Daxtca Batteries.' Magnetos - Generators - .. Electric Service for Auto or Radio - r Telephone 1107 aw i t i i t Commercial and Chemeketa. - Commercial and Mission." S 5 Ferry t-ireita when off - the beaten track; the same wkich makes it possible for the truck to pull itself out, load and all. The insert shows how cables are arranged to do this. The rear -wheel hub-winch has been especially adapted to Gra ham Brothers trucks and operates without any jacking .up of - rear wheels or interference with ordi nary load-carrying service, i A turn of a bolt head on theend puts the winch,- into operating position. Steel cables fastened to nearby trees or other well-anchored ob jects, make possible application of the full power of the engine in many ways. " v -.! - The rear wheel hub winch b only one of many special devices. Shooting Wave Makes For" j Popularity of Steel Vest t PARIS (A coats of . mail that 'flatten bullets and turn; the points 'of daggers are back . - in favor, thanks to the gunmen and the spirit of unrest. Dozens of French "armorers sell these secret protections and two. at least, specialize in' them. Statesmen and even criminals are among the customers ..of,; these shops which deal principally. In oJ4 armor and arms for collectors and make -ancient war ' costume; for the operas , and theaters. ; s: ; The "secret vest most losed is of small,, finely-tempered chrome wmmmmm greatly, increases the safety of wet The winter": season is a t hand .-. .fog, drizzle, tafrvond. . - snow Hold constant menace totnotoristsv We; each of u$, owe it to ourseives and others, to tafce every pcecautioxu V Western AutoH In 'a timely Ctotribu tion to the cause! of safctyofEert these two caaratv p teed Automatic WirsHkld Wipers at greatly reduced r prkcjGrasp tHb cjpcnirilty to"play afe"ata'avin2! Sale ends Saturday, OcL.29 YJcsttmAcZo . Servios connec tions v maintained mall ckies whet w have stores, so that oods purchased nam us maybe prop erly snd promptly installed at very low flat rate ...la many fens $335 Value Reduced this . week c to : A Nationally advertised Aan matic Wiper. ..well known to car ownctm, and popular because of its rugged, compact reliability." Complete with O feet of high grade rubber hose. Operates from intake manifold or vacuum tank. . : " Tae WerLTs largest rtutfUn of Aws SJ-fie . . 4 Serving ch wotorut since 1 9C9.. .Ceawplet MCar ' Uacs guaranteed Accessories .- a mcs, vnR3 oeus. a. TUdmctdto ;-;: A . ' , , . f ... A - : ,. r SALE"! STOHR ' Corner Court-and ConVL at rucu which, when applied to the . Gra-1 ham. Brothers. trucks, increase their utility and money-making ability. The company approves the use of such equipment only after a thor ough study by a competent engin-; eering staff of all the condition involved. . . . , ,i. - Graham-Brothers Special Equip-! ment Division renders a service tor dealers - and truck users which-1 provides for practically every .spe-1 cial need in bodies and mechanical' equipment .. . ' : , This equipment is approved fori adaptation to the engineering re- qtrirements of ' Graham Brothers and Dodge. Brothers chassis, as well as its suitability fox tit XQxlc to be done, . . f J i steel scales. Tne; usual iprm is a close-fitting, shirt - that . reaches from. Just below the collar-line to well beraw the waist. .It weights 5 1-2 pounds and is quite flexible The chain type is made of an in finite number of small steel links woven into a mesh. A less elaborate protechtion is a very slgihtly overlapping set of scales sewed inside . an ordinary vest . to give - limited protection. This form is lighter and cheaper. A mail, shirt costs. about.! 100 audita the manufacture of certain bo- the vest lining about 460. ; . . j Mrs. Virginia" Tubbs is said: to earn' more .than -f 1,0-00 a year teaching bridge to wealthy Chica- goans. Tj armed . . . Clear vision J BigSavinsa ' j ...we scu thou sands of these wirjcrs each sca- i - ion, -ana tney . t - prove their own t best advertise :. merit -Typical Western Auto ralue, and in every , respect worthy pf our iron-"i dad, guarantee of satiVao i . tory service. 6 feet of new I rubber tubing included . . Operates from intake mani fold or vacuum Unk. ' Wonderful rvalue stour egular low-price..- ' and an evengrearer bar S 59 gain at our Teduced sale -- Other Values In Windshield Wipers , , ... at our regular low prices, Automatic Vacuum Operated Wipers ; $2.15 Electrically Operated Wipers-, 31luju and , l-laad Operated Wipers, -single I - tbd double biMM . . . a - I priced low from $L55 -4 ' 4. - Ate Tie o Vr r"1 V:. mm ents- Made iToo, Beport Dealers All Over. I United States. . j . DETROIT, Oct. 1 C.--f-One , per son In each, thousand of popula tion In, the United .States has plac ed an order ."sight unseen, ' with a ''down payment' in adranee, for one of Henry Ford new", auto mobiles." ;.' sjf-Urr 'j-i ?This fact 51 was " revealed Iwhek the sales, department Tot "the Ford Motor ; Company announced that 1 2 5,0 0 0 "advance orders with de posfts? for- thene Ford car, BO? yt In production; , had .been placed with Vautborized Ford deal ers in the United. States. i Approximately a quarter ot a million' aditional persons have placed. their orders, but 'have not made cash . payments-, in advance. These iatterj- dealers have Inform ed Ford Bales execntive bereinte not being listed as actual I "ad vance . sales. . but they - do serve to Indicate a ready market for the flrsf few hundred thousand Ford cars of "the hew type, Preparations for production on a full capacity basis are proceed ing rapidly. Ford officials say, The . manufacturing plants hate been'at work ' for several weeks turning out major parts of the neyf car and a few days more will see the famous Ford assembly line in operation to. produce the first of the new type cars. ..xne manufacture -of the new engine blocks, axles, i wheels, pis- toxs, crankshafts and other maj or parts Is now under way and the .first assembly of new bodies was.' begun some days ago. . , - The capacity of the Ford plants for both manufacture and assem bly, have been greatly increased since production of the Model-T was suspended early in the sum mer to make way" for the new car. The assembly line; former ly at the Highland Park plant. has been removed to the Fordson plant on the River Rouge, where its capacity has Just about been doubled. The - Highland Park Dlant, In turn, haa been converted dy, and other parts, exclusively, "V " , .... - ' i ... P i pll m -A-ii'-i itogld ayg pro- dueut4 la the history of the Ford about two years agoj when a little oyer 8,000 Model T cars rolled of f the Ford assembly line during a period of ii honr. At0xat time," howeverv . ". the manufacturing equipment was -not as extensive as it Is today and Ford 'engineers aire confident that record will be surpassed tery early In tbe pro duction history of the new Ford car. ' -- ,' '1: A. '; y. The Ford plants here have con tinued throughout: the summer to manufacture and ship' all ever the world huge" quantities of. replace ment parts far the ' nearly ten million Model T - cars - still In , use by j owners. "Ford -officials esti mate' that Tor several -. year ' to come nearly a third of the plant operations : Here "Will be devoted to 'the "manufacture of Model parts to" keep these cars In run ning order. - - ' .. K, - At-present between -65.000 and 75,000 men' are employed in - the Ford plants and; these . men, Mr. Ford says, . are earning more mon c!y than the 90,000 who -were em ployed at" the peak; of Model ; T production. Production executives ot .. the Ford organization expect that, more -mea-wiJtt unrequired In . the- new-production-operation than were employed in the old dp-1 e ration, but the amount of manu al Jabor -per car "will be 'consider ably less in the production sche dule, for thej new car'.- ' J r Estimates of the cost of plant expansions and other changes in preparation for production of the new Ford car change from seventy -five to a hundred million dollar. Ford officials admit that more than fifteen millions have . been spent for new -machinery alone. Thousands of the ' highest paid and most skillful toolmakers In the .country hare been at work for more than four months " equip ping the 'plants with the tools necessary for the manufacture of the new car. - . - - ?' iontrapon! Saf er Than" Runaway Horse, Found . BERLIN (A Pj. Hetnrich Jerxses, sr-72 year old farmer, of Harsleben in-Saxony, was obliged to make a Journey: but waited three hours for a . horse wagon ra ther than trust himself to a local motor bus which he said was a horse of hte wagon bolted and Jerxsen was thrown put and kill ed instantly. - m r bfiw''-- m Only by a. derrusristxation ca laiowhow restful and atis&in itj isto drive-one-of -the improved paige"'fiiixrr:eita';. .v- : ; ;:f - : -r ;;- "i-'Vc ;-. ;:); 'h 7 Smooth and powgr fbl rnprs jnipt rTni icV aecelgTaT J tion, and sustame high v eprmcs, ena snuDDing aeyices, cctnbutc to nd , i ; -Vfew 'eascani' roadabilityi Wia ..cushions, ample leg room and convenient-appointr - ments further add to.3FcAtrcomfortW" - - -The steering -gear : speoallr designed for balloon r v tires," clutch, and -gear-shift lerer respond easily. ; innea itsr. . The sturdy chassis is built for long life and reli- ' i nability by. veteran ' craftsmen in modern factories equipped for economical roduction.iUntil you n ; , drive a Paige, you cannot fully appreciate either ; its -satisfying- perforrnance or substantial i value. ' You will find it is a pleasure to drive any of the r tt&ity body types. Paige lrices range from $995 to $2665, o. b. Detroit. ' I w - 445 1WJMM Flashlights Pop Along T.j With Corks of Bottles PARIS, AP)--e-arIsIan night life furnishes a livelihood to many a flashlight photographer! They operate " In nearly every i cabaret and on many a Montmartre. street corner,' developing your j picture while you, wait: Usually the. vic tim Are photographed unawares. The! flare Is - their first warning that a picture ha been taken. Cur- - K. - iosity or a desire to destroy the negative keeps them waiting fif teen minutes while the picture is developed. Prices often depend upon circumstances. - ; ' : Many I cabarets now make a practice of i shooting ' -on'r flash light picture in tne course ot the J r r This Car 2031) A Liberal Plan For thexPurciiase r of Dependable Used Cars II- ; You can b uy an O JC.d reconditioned car from' i as on the General Mo tors Payment Plan on remarkably easy terms. ; You can pay down as ' low as- one third the XlSSL. General Motor tnr thaitalican tm-enxh DOUGLAS McKAY CHEVROLET CO. Temporary Address 487 Center St Tel. ?a3 . ASSOCIATE DEALERS . Dallas Chevrolet Co, Dallas Geo. Dorr, "Woodburn . Halladays Garage, Monmouth - - Ball Broa, Turner Q U A L I TIY. A IhMZ 2.: speeds. Unusually Ion ;. . 1 i .. j i MOTOR CO. Center i "s-';-;';. ; - i . . .. .. . .. . -. . . : - .-' - .. ' ... ' . ' '-.! f, ' ' '. ' ' ' 0 luyi CL night. Even so-called exclasiTe dancing places now ihotograph. the crowd. - . . American in Germany Has ' Wide Choice of Offers BERLIN, (AP) Americans are popularly supposed here to i,e "made of money and Robert n. Mainzer of New York,- banker and a W Att i m! a aa m r a o 9 . i . " " .T" '' Coolldget a well as honorary ,i( n. uiy cniei oi iuo lira qepariment, who visited here recently, ha not escaped the usual flood of letters containing all sorts of flnaacbi propositions.. ' - Read the Classified Ads t Ic.''.;4i IS t eeptanee Corporation, inlh a sery lov financing ehargt. If you expect to pur chase a used car, come to our salesroom. Our red "XK. Ug is your 4 -flnani guarantee of quality and ear low prices are Ac- your aasorana value. T; ;LO W C O S Tj :--vi-r; - V .. J"' r " ,. V .... ' E . . ? I, -f f