The OHEGON STATESMAN, galea, Orcgca. Ssaday Ucmicy, Jcae 2, 1929
nr. a w
m Expura
matehr a million dollars a year in
reOniBa; costs baa been announced
by a If. Fuller, president of the
Richfield Oil company of Califor
nia. According to Mr. Fuller, the
company's refining engineers and
ehentfsts have brought a nei
experimental work ham been
pent on Its development Tho
company Is starting conttracton of
the first unit of , this process,
which will be an addition to its
present cracking facilities.
All-Comers at Tourney
por phase process to commercial
perfection. The process is the In
ventlon of professor Arthur Lacb
man of the University of Califor
nia and more than three yean of
PAGS TWELVE
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First Gasoline to Come as
" Crude Oil is Refined
leavy, "Wet" .
VTbat is the difference between
.Vet" and "dry" gasoline?
This is a question every auto
mobile owner is pondering ttaesa
days. New bigb-speed motors, in
creasing traffic congestion, the
need for getting every eent's
worth of value from your fuel
all these things make it neeessary
to use "dry" gas if best results
are to be obtained.
An interesting scientific expla
nation comes from the laborator
ies of the Shell Oil company where
Shell "400" was developed:
"Crude oil contains a certain'
amount of gasoline," say Shell
chemists. "To extraet this, we dis
till the oil.
Part of the gasoline In the oil
Is very volatile and is separated
at a comparatively low tempera
ture. As the temperature rises,
still more of the gasoline is ob
tained. All of the gasoline that
meets government specifications is
extracted when the temperature
reaches 437 degrees Fahrenheit.
"However, that portion of the
gasoline which comes off when
the crude is beated from 400 to
437 degrees is the least volatile of
the entire batch. It is heavy or
'wet' as we say. It is called the
'ends' of the gasoline.
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HEAD III CARS SOLD
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The approach of touring time
those long anticipated months
that send millions ct American
motorists into the oren to revel
In new scenes and sensations has
brought with It a steady national
increase in the demand for the
Nash "-400" cars that fit so per
fectly Into 'every motoring require
ment, according to officials of the
Nash Motors company sales de
partment. Following an April which regis
tered a gain of 92. 68 per cent in
domestic shipments of "400" seri
es cars over the month a year
ago, they received reports today
from ten of the most important
American motor sales centers
showing that deliveries of new
Nash cars in these points during
the week ending May 18 were
43.04 per cent above deliveries
in the same cities for the corres
ponding week in 192S. All indi
, cations point to another record
breaking month for Nash, they
declare.
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Tue heiiucii ronnuctl up tue O i.ry' Xegioanaucs botriing teaui, wstn tUe bcip of V-ujct -H. tttoll
fcer and snAppml the haadsomo quintet which recently took fourth place In the Northwest Tournament
at Vancouver, B. C. The Salem boy totaled 2782 points and held off the em tire field of 150 crack
northwest teams np until the last two days whea they were nosed oat by a few pins for the champion,
ship in a hectic and raging finish. Now the team is issuing an -open challenge to all legionnaires for
all event next August when the legion convention will be held in Salem. Taps will be the prevail
ing tnne for any outside competition in August according to the captain of the squad. Left to right
the players in the above picture are Captain "Stoly" Stoliker of the Franklin agency here; Charles
Monson, local representative of the Zellerbach Paper house here; "Cy" Greenlaw, assistant manager
of the Silver Falls Lumber Co. and Van Welder, of Welder's laundry.
Indianapolis Race Lead by
Studebaker Automobiles
Another distinctive honor has
been accorded Studebaker's cham
pionship cars by officials of the
RUSSIA GOES TO AIR
MOSCOW (AP) Russia's first
multi-motor passenger plane has
been added to her air fleet. It has
accommodations for 12 passen
gers, and will make a round trip
this year to Paris, with stops at
Riga and Berlin.
CLASSIC RIVER CONDEMNED
ATHENS (AP) The classic
river of Athens, the Ilissos. cele
brated by Plato and the poets,
has been condemned as a breeder
of mosquitoes by sanitary engi
neers. It Trill be made over into a
sewer.
Prizes Given
for New Ways
To Save Time
A thrift campaign, laid out on
the same extensive plan as its
large scale manufacturing opera
tions, is now "in progress at the
Oakland Motor Car company, at
Pontiac, Mich.
Since the modern plant of the
company is now being operated in
a highly efficient manner, the
campaign is designed primarily to
discover new ways or processes to
eliminate waste of time or mater
ials in the Jrafiding of Oakland
and Pontiac sixes
SI 200 Made Available
To enlist the aid of the work
man in the campaign, the com
pany management has offered, for
suggestions which outline prac
tical means for cutting the cost3
of production, prizes, totaling
more than (1,200.
Daily bulletins issued to the
plant workers, exhibit boards
mounted in the plant displaying
items which may inspire prize
plans and other features have
been arranged to keep the work
ers' interest in the campaign.
While special Inducements
have been offered to plant fore
men and superintendents who of
fer plans to cut waste for some
time past, the present 'campaign Is
directed to the workers because
their proximity to the Job places
them in a particularly favorable
position for seeing how the job
mlrbt.be done more simply or
'economically.
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for yjuir
'SUm AY M&UVE!
We Suggest a
Loop Trip to Walpofft.
r novpopto.CoPvalllc
Leaving Salem, take the west side highway to
Corvallia 17 miles then to the west s.7 miles to
Philomath, here you turn left and go southwest
for 31 miles to Alses then west 901 miles to
Tidewater and go on lfr miles more to Walport
Cross the bay at Walport and go north 1 miles
on Beach road and ferry to Newport After
leaving Newport' go east 13 miles to Toledo
then 49J miles to'CorralU and on home mak
ing a total of 214.9 mQaa for this wonderful
loop trip.
BEFORE TOU GO POT ON A SET OF NEW
ism smiss
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four trip win opt b rnaxred
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Indianapolis speedway, who con
ducted the 500-mile Grand Prix
Raee Memorial Day, according to
Wallace Tonesteele of the Marlon
Garage Co., Studebaker-Erskine
dealers here. Five Studebaker
President Eights were chosen as
official cars for the referee, start
er, timer and other race authori
ties. Selection of Studebakers as of
ficial cars for America's greatest
racing event follows the choice
of the World Champion President
Eight as pace maker of the race.
Sale Of Cars Is.
Heavy For G.M.
In Other Lands
In the first Quarter of 1929,
General toMors sales to overseas
dealers amounted to 54,212 cars';
as compared with 56,937 in the
corresponding period of 192S.
This reduction does not In any
sense represent a change in the
demand but rather reflects the
limitations on production due to
an extensive revamping of certain
of the corporation's models, which
condition has also' been reflected
in the reports covering movement
of ears in the domestic markets.
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Chrysler Internal-Expanding
System Proved of Merit;
Cost Reduced
Modern traffic conditions both
in cities and rural communities
demand not only precaution on
the part of the automobile driver
but details of construction in the
ear Itself that will promote safety
of operation.
The most important part of an
automobile with regard to safety
Is the braking system. It la Imper
ative, therefore, that the brake
system should be of the most
modern design, sure and positive
of operation.
"Hydraulic Internal expanding
four-wheel brakes are used on al)
models of Chrysler cars," accord
lag to J. W. Frazer. General Sales
Manager, "because they have been
found to be the simplest In con
struction. Because they require
less attention by the owner, they
reduce the maintenance cost of the
ear as they eliminate numerous
mechanical devices, including all
cross rods, pull rods and cable?.
Inasmuch as they are absolutely
positive In their equalization of
pressure to all four wheels, they
have proved to be the most sat
isfactory brakes we have been
able to devise.
"In making the Chrysler a safe
car to drive, however, we have
not been content to confine our
efforts to the braking system.
Other features of safety are in
corporated in various parts of the
car with the result that the owner
of a Chrysler may be certain that
his car will operate easily and
safely at all times.
S3 WILL
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SAVE 1 OIL COST
A revolutionary process for
treating cracked gasoline that
win mean a saving of approxi-
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TRY IT
We sell the famous Willards at no
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JOE WH1L1LHAR3S
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If you are one who has always believed that truly
fine performance can only be had in a high
priced car drive the Chevrolet Six! "
Here, in the price ran$e of the Jour and with
economy of better than 20 miles to the gallon of
gasoline, Is offered a type of overall performance
that will literally amaze you
marreloua six-cylinder smoothness that elimi
nates vibration and body rumble power that
takes you over the steepest hills acceleration
and speed that make every mile's delight
handling ease and restful comfort that leave
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Emphasizing this outstanding sixcylinder per
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new bodies by Fisher. Created by master de
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Come in today and drive the Chevrolet Six!
DOUGLAS McKAY CHEVROLET CO,
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Braly Auto Co.'of Portland, Oregon
Franklin Distributors
Takes Measure in Announcing
the Appointment of
Stoly Motors
Virgil M. Stoliker Owner
As local dealer for Franklin cars exclusively
otuij , iuiiutiij vjiic vi i. lie vjtvijr auu auci t uuiiiuillc at 1.1 1 c
Winter Garden, will put forth every effort to meet the require
ments of Franklin owners and invites your personal approval of
the "World's Fastest Road Car" which can be purchased fully
S equipped in Salem for less than $2,500.00.
Service Station and Headquarters at Herb Ostlind's
garage 375 Chemeketa St.
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