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In the deluxe eonpe.
In addition, there
combinations utilizing - black lac
quers. Striping color include IrA
ory, vermlllion, green, flake white
and orange. 1
Percentage j of Accidents Is
2 DownjFrpm;Year Ago;
41 ftepcrt Shows
i A kpeclaj report of the chief, of
the ptata traffic eivislon covering
the first five, months of 192 la
Quite encouraging when compared
with the same period In 128.
During: tlx fire roontbs; pcrod of
1928 the traffic problem was In
fluenced jby 209,235 rcsldeat w
ed cars and 20.33 out-of-state
cars; Motor, accidents; totaled 11,-
024,1 personal Injuria froia neb.
accidents L1.TM. I with it fatali
ties. ' . i I- : ,
Daring th first fire month!
of 1929 there were 220,981 resi
dent; owned' tar licensed cad 11,
693 visiter's permits issued to at
ot state cart fat Lita gives a
problem Increase of i per rent.
yeti in the faee of this Increase in
the problemMaccMenti hare bees
decreased, by SIS, personal in Ja
nes by 297; and fatalities by i.
'While thia may not be in percent
ages, all that eauld be wished for
It is nevertheless encouraging.
Especially Is this tree for the rea
son that the report covers all
cities of the state, as well a Tir
al districts. For the first fire
months tn 1929 state traffic of
ficers covered 415,895 vatrol
mfles, made 4,340 arrests for vio
lations or ine several provisions
of the motor vehicle act and re
.. covered stolen cars of a resale
value of $29,270.00. By arrange
ment and throngs the courtesy of
the Pacific Telephone ' and Tele
graph company. 6tate traffic of
ficers may be reached.- In their
respective districts by simply call
ing central ana asicing ior a nu
traffic officer! This lsan emerg
ency service and will no doubt be
of inestimable value to the mo
toring public.
- ! 1029 Session Iws
One of the dtftles of th secre
tary of state is the compiling of
the session laws of the legislative
assembly. The 1929 session laws
contain 895 pages and Include all
the laws and resolutions enacted
and adopted by the 35th legisla
tive" agsemy. 2.494 copies o? the
session laws have been recteved
from the state printed and distri
bution made as required by law,
The county friers hare been fur
nished 755 copies; the members
and clerks of the 1939 legtilatlve
assembly e8i circuit Judges- 32;
district attorneys 36; supreme
"court library for exchange pur-
nmiA8. 0- state libra, rv for distrl
butlon to public libraries. 68;-fed
eral : of fleers and departments 14;
state officials, boards and depart
ments, 142 copies. 776 copies hare
been sold, receipts theufrom
amounting to S 1.5 52,00, rot In
cluding forwarding charges. The
price of the volume is $2.00 npon
cersonal aDDlicitlon. $2.20 with
in the .state, and $2.40 by mail to
points orat?ic!e ths stale of Oregon.
; Notaries Public
The records covering appoint
ment of notaries public show that
there are at this time approxim
ately 8,(543 Jjotarier commissioned
within the state of Oregon, Fees
. received by the state from this
source amounted to $28,215.00
Since January 1. 1929. 843 notari
al commissions have been issued,
the! fees amounting to $4,210.00
Under the law, applications, for
appointment are made to the gov
ernor and the commissions issued
by that official, countersigned by
the secretary of state, and record
of the same kept in the office of
the secretary of state. The fee for
appointment as notary public is
$$.00.' $5.00 of which Js retained
by the state,-; and $1.00 being' for
warded to ihe county fxt .cover rec
ording ot tne commission.
Na L NEW ENGLAND AND ADJACENT CANADA. JSST-'!?T itf" jS lisJk- Tl9'tmSTSLS lK
1 NEW YORK AND ADSACENT CANADA. " 7 anmlolta ftJW5uf"3v 1 V-JL- LJ
W X PENMSYLYAX1A. VIRGINIA AND WEST VDtONlAv 1 i ""NA "Ti ' sg-VUwagitM lALiET IT"-"!
We. 4. MOUNTAINS Of WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA. 'V XxLSor rJV"1 iVtV .TSSBBSBsT
J EASTERN TENNESSEE AND KENTUCKY l fWHIUy )Sni '-PVn Vf aM ,
N S. RISORT AREAS ALONG ATLANTIC COAST.! V A A t-tKBm : i efeiwa J
M . BLUR CRASS RECKON OT KXJlrrUCKY i Ar V""
.. MICHIGAN. WISCONSIN AND MINNESOTA. lSii : -v .
S iCNSwFllS80CW " rf llH NATK&4AL PAKKS DESIGNATELX
jia RESCTS ALONG rAcinccoAST.i I J ( I I ' "f"1
f Ke.lL BLACK HILLS OF SOUTH DAKOTA. , . gSLA L . 'im'
NOISE IN FACTORY BAD
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But Worfcrrlen Fwl to be Bothered By It
LIP - READING IS USED
The ease with which workmen chines give and take instructions
in some departments of the great
automobile plants .make them
selves heard above the incessant
and deafening: noises of poandlng
presses and ponderous hammers is
always a source of amazement to
visitors. i - i
Few of them know it is all done
by Bp-reading and by becoming ac
customed to the bedlam. Those
not Used to such concentration of
sound find it virtually impossible
to carry on conversations even by
shouting. Tet the men at the xda-
about their work, apparently ob
livious to the hammering, pound
ing and clashing of steel against
steel that goes on all around
them: j
Soon Learn to Understand
After a comparatively short
time, the workmen can talk in or
dinary tones without raising their
voices and stiu understand -each
other.
In the big Highland park plant
ot the De Soto Motor corporation
one ot the Chrysler Motors group
at Detroit, where te Soto Six cars
are made, an overhead passageway
gives the thousands) oMsitors to
the plant a bird's-eye view ot what
the workmen have - named "The
Valley of the Giants." This is that
part ot the plant set aside tor the
mammoth presses,! weighing hun
dreds ot tons and' standing more
than 20 feet in helgth, that stamp
out fenders, running boards and
other equipment used for the De
Soto Six.
: Huge, whirling gears down in
The Valley" set the machinery In
motion to turn tha heavy sheets
Ot steel rapidly, yet with precision
that is little short of miraculous
into finished equipment. And in
this plant, the guides in charge1 of
the visiting parties will tell you
that precision Is of first importance.
US FI SHIPMENT
CAREFULLY PICKED
When the greatest ot all trans
portation mediums the automo
bile Itself requires transporta
tion, the process used in protect
ing cars for shipment is one ot the
most interesting and elaborate
systems developed by the motor
industry. '
More than one and one-half mil
lion feet ot lumber are used each
month in the huge overseas ship
ping building in Kenosha where
evolved one ot the most efficient
and painstaking systems of pro
tecting cars for export known In
modern shipping., Some $0
trained men send, the cars aloag
the progressive assembly which
boxes them so perfectly that nelth
er rough handling at seaboard.
open roadstead unloading, nor ex
traordinary conditions sometimes
encountered overseas can injure
them in any way.
The export cars, bound for
points on all the seven seas, are
so well housed that their packing
cases are often used for garages
and houses in lands where good
lumber is scarce, and travelers ic
far countries are apt to see the
famous Nash nameplate emblazon
ed on desert huts and seaside ca
bins in some of the world's most
Wide Variety of Shades in
Season's Designs and
in Factory Output
fi i mi .
The well dressed automobile
this summer nas j smart -exterior
color combinations that harmon
ize irtth Injuriously, fitted latec-
lorm. SO color conscious has Amer
ica become that only artistic tints
of body and tender lacquers, blend
ing perfectly with the proper
ahada of unholstenr will satisfy
the demand for dash and ; bright
ness in the new car. I
Color charts tor Dodge Brothers
are typical of the wide choice avai
lable in colors, striping and up
holstery. On the new six models,
now ; being received by dealers, a
range- of color and upholstery
shades Insures prompt delivery of
practically any combination desir
ed, according to the Bones tee le
Motor company, local Dodge Bro
thers dealer.
8cales of Color Rim
Boiling green Moss tea te
green Rlvierer graen A m b a t e
green Larenda green and La
doga green .run the scales ef
shades of that color on certain ef
Khe eight body styles available In
the new six line.
In the blues. Marquise . blue,
twilight blue, Japanese blue and
Moonstone blue are found.
Maroon shades Include Toga
maroon. Thorn maroon and light
fast maroon.
f Grays are featured by Thorn
gray, gopher gray, Fleetwood
gray and gray Feldspar.
Browns Include Brazil Nit
brown, Crockett brown. Thorn
brown and Varguene brown.
Pastel cream is also available
Good health is absolutely essen
tial to the motor ji vacationist and
he should takej every ; precaution
to surround the trip wtlh whole
some! safeguards, nccordtts" to the
Oregon State Motor association. .
Nothing so enhances the sest ot
the motor tour ajs vigorous good
health. Physical I well-being, prl-.
marily, is the product of that well
known trilogy pure air, pore wa
ter and pure food. The traveler
must ever keep this fact In mind.
Fortunately; the average man cam
equip himself to identify every
one-of this trinity la its perfect
state. f
Purity of air water: and food
have their definite, absolute ear
marks. The motorist's duty to hit
health requre that he lean what
these; re. It demands farther,
constant vigilance to j determiB
their! presence or their, absence
. in the environment of his trav
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DE SOTO MAKES RECORD
The Chifsler Export corpora
tion nas been advised; by Its re
presentative at Verneuk' Pan.
South Africa, that a stock De So
to roadster, under official Obser
vation of the Royal Automobile
club, covered 1505 miles In z
hours on the speedway being pre
pared for Capt. Malcolm Camp
bell's attempt to break, all. re
cords. ' ;
the Nash Motors company has out-of-the-way places.
Are
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. We believe it win save more ;
grain of higher quality ,
I ' ooerate cheaper than any i
other windrow method of har
vesting. MANY CROPS ARE HARVESTED BY THE WIND
ROW SYSTEM, CLOVER, VETCH, RYE GRASS,
SMALL GRAIN, ALSIKE AND OTHERS.
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The HOLT windrow HEADER cuts the crop places
it in windrows for the seed to ripen-stems to cure and
weeos to ury.
MOIiTI! ISD8TS
N10U1DVIGE
Oregon motorists- who are plan
ning their vacations for' early in
July are advised , by the Oregon
State oMtor association that aSl
mountain resorts ot the northwest
are open and all .facilities and
.'conveniences are available. Para-,
dise Valley of : Mount' Rainier is
op?n and (nf hotels and camps I
1 aTO running full blast. Although
there as six feet ot tsnow on the
ground; flowers will be at their ;
" best at Paradise Park between!
the middle ot July and first, of I
'August. . p ; : -....
Crater Lake : opened- to travel
th4 last week la June and an fa-J
euities are available to visitors. I
Numerous early California tour- j
ists were disappointed in not be
ing able to visit either of these
resorts ton account of the reads
oeing Duotsca oy snow.
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Overtime Car
Parkers Being
Ra pidly Curbed
Parking, one's ear tor . .more
than the one 'lor two hone. limits
prescribed : In alem ordinances Is
proving 1 morei- dangerous dally
wtlh the police officers making a
determined, effort --to stop. over,
"time parking: The I result : Is
round ot fines of-fir the sum
generally1 assessed by? Recorder!
Pulsen, to offenders who have
not been in court before. Jr;
Among those paying penalties
Friday were M. J. Mildhes. $1.00;
Fij W. Stock, : 2.50, Improper
muffler: James V. . Schei, 23 S
Threshed by HOLT com
bine and PICK-UP unit.
Uae fciain comes .-t clean fully ma
tured free of weed "seed and weed
stains. Higher quality demands higher
prices. " ; . i
The all steel H O LT is light of weight for light draft.
Anti-friction Dealings giving long life smoothness of
operation. Positive agitation satts extra bushels
that means extra dollars. . .
Combine direct whenever possible -with a HOUT com
bine. It is the cheapest known method of harvesting.
Should your conditions warrant the windrow ing sys
tem, the H O L T line offers the right equipment in the
, right size to harvest the crop, better, cheaper, quicker,
easier. : . j ' . ; ...j. : ; I j .
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PORTLAND AND . SALEM, ; SALESROOMS
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! McMINNVDUJE, OREGON, and
ALBANY, OREGON
i Or write for special Uteraturt,
Loggers & Cojitractors Machinery Co.-
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Trouble?
Service That Satisfies
PHONE
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for Battery or Electrical Service,
"Service Thai Satisfies?'
THE TfTLLAKD BATTEST MAN
Center & High Sts. and 275 S. Commercial
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Mileage figures may change on the
speedometer of Dodge Brotheracar q
but tnere'e one tnlns tnat ncrer
changes no matter what the mileage
and thtfs Dodga dependability. S
in new can as well at used cars
yon are always on the safe and sure
aide if you choose a Dodge, If the
one car that for fifteen years has
been known for its enduring rugged
nesa, stamina and performance so
that today the name Dodge means
dependability, in every . language, sv
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The new Ford
Tudor Sedan is a
great family car ;
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Jpu save man doUars
in repair bills ; ;
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THE quaCly that has been built into
the new Ford is reflected in its low
up-keep cost.
s YouTl save many do!lm'ip2&
bills betusetHs new car lias been
built &:&3uLio stand;ttptinuler
! thousands of miles of steady running.
v Come tn and Iet:us tell you of the
manufacturing 'methods that
enable the Cord Motor Company; to
-sell such aTreally fine car at such a
low price. 1
Roadster, $450
r ' Tudor SeJan, $523
BuSneu Coupe, $$25 Coupe, $350
,Sporf Cout with rvmbU teet, $550
Fotdor Sedan, $623 -
fJtt price f. w ft. Dttrmttt ptmt kmg fr freight mnd icEnrj.
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Phaeton, $460
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