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i ' i The OREGON STATESMAN. Salem, Oregon. Sunday Morning, November SO, 1930 i PAGE THIRTEEN
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TO VISIT DREGOil
California Organization En
courages Travel Worth
To View Scenery
A new era in Pacific coast tour-
iat promotion, according to W. H.
reruns,,' lormer oreron newspa
per man and now secretary of tbe
bacramento Region Citizen coua-
cil, wita head offices at Sacra
mento.
This organization is a quasl-of-ficial
federation organised and fi
nanced by the 21 interior counties
of northern California and its
" promotion funds are derived by
public tax moneys levied by these
counties.
Perkins pointed out -that al
though his organization la design
ed primarily to induce -rremter
tourist travel into the northern
California area, it is now work
ing oat a plan whereby it is seek
ing, to cement all tourist promo
tion agencies on the Pacific coast
to harmonize their efforts toward
getting tourists from eastern and
middle-western states - to this
area. If this is accomplished, be
says, northern California. Oregon.
Washington and . other Pacific
coast aeas will harvest an in er eas
ing share of tbe tourist crop.
"It may sound strange to some
of you, but nevertheless. Our or
ganization during the present
year spent a considerable sum of
money in its initial work urging
tourists to visit Oregon's vaca
tionland during the past summer
months." Bald Perkins. . .
"Through oar distributing
agencies and in our own 'booklets
and pamphlets we called attention
to tbe scenic and recreational at
tractiveness of the Mount Hood
Loop, the Columbia River high
way, the Oregon Caves, Crater
Lake and other outstanding
points of interest in, Oregon.
"We realize that Oregon has
much to offer the tourists, and by
advertising Oregon's points of In-
" terests, together with our own. we
are certain to get a greater share
of tourist travel which will come
down from Oregon over the Pa
cific highway, or .will naturally
follow the Pacific highway into
Oregon on their return trips east
If we can induce them to visit oar
own northern- California' area.
Perkins declared that - his or
ganization maintains branch of
fices at Grants Pass and at Los
Angeles, where full-time assist-
r ants distribute tourist publicity
through hotels, auto camps, gar
ages, service stations and other
points of contact by automobile
tourists as well as those who-come
to the west coast by boat, train or
airplane.
"We have Just .completed ar
rangements- to - distribute oar
booklets through the tt railroad
agencies and 1 87 automobile as
sociation branches in every state
of tbe anion, he said, "and I am
hopeful that during my visit to
Oregon this month I will be able
to arrange for a reciprocal i ex
change of Oregon and northern
California tourist publicity, in or
der that we may both earry on
the work to our greater mutual
advantage." -
Perkins referred to the recent
Tm American Reciprocal trade
conference in Sacramento, .which
his organization started and pro
moted and which was designed to
find greater markets on the
American continent for Pacific
coast products.
"We brought more than 100
business leaders from 18 of the
Latin American nations to this
conference?' he said, "and real
headway was made in the work
of promoting greater traae. Al
though our own little organiza
tion originated the conference
and carried it through, we had
delegates from, nearly all of the
western states, including several
from Oregon. - .
"This conference at least prov
ed to the remainder , of Califor
nia that we are sincere in our
desires and efforts to advance
the betterment of the entire
coast." he said. "This confer
ence will do far more for other
sections than own own, but we
feel that In helping other parts of
promote the development of our
own region."
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recent crash. Diagram shows how car, when track by another larhlnc. tamed awmr three tls . hot with
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SCOTTS MILLS, Nov. 29 Mr.
and Mrs. George Haynes and L
uunagan spent Thanksgiving
day with relatives in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Millard
and son Homer, visited Mrs. Mil
lard's brother William Tapper
ana family, east of Albany on
Thanksgiving day.
Miss Beatrice Amundson. who
teaches in the Stayton high
school, and sister Miss Helen, a
student at Monmouth . Normal,
and Mr, and Mrs. George Krause
and daughter Jean, spent the
Thanksgiving vacation with their,
parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Amundson.
' Mr. and Mrs. Willard Kelt's
and two children of Copco, CaL.
are visiting relatives here over
the Thanksgiving holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Larson and
daughter Miss Clara, of Silver-
ton, spent Thanksgiving day
with their daughter. . Mrs. Al
mond Rich and family.
Miss Norma . McConnell -.- and
Anton Ettlin were quietly mar
ried In Vancouver Saturday and
are at home to their friends
here.; "
Miss John KelUs of Salem
spent Thanksgiving dar with
her eon Raymond Kelllg and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Dixon and
family spent Thanksgiving day
with Mr. Dixon's parents at Bat
tleground. Wash.
The basketball' game played
at Auhnwllle- Friday inventor, be
tween Anmsvilld miga scnoot and
Scotts Mills high school 'resulted
In a score of 18 to 8 in favor of
Aumsville.
Mr. and lira, W. A. Saoeres
sig and Mr. and; Mrs. L. Talbot
and daughter, were dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Saueressig
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rich had
as their dinner guests Thanks
giving, Mrs. Hulda Newman of
Silverton, Mrs. Vina Losinger
and Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Dixon.
Mr. and Mrs. William Schaech
er and son William, of Mt. An
gel, were dinner guests of their
son and daughter-in-law,. Mr.
and Mrs. Louie - Schaeeher on
Thanksgiving dar.
A health clinic was held, on
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. J.
N. Amundson. aen quite a few
pre-school children were exam
ined.
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SCIO. Nor. 29 Among the
Scio teachers to spend Thanks
giving out of town were Miss
KlindWwho Trent to her . to ma
at The Dalles, Miss Pentney and
Miss Lane to their homes- at
Roseburg. Mr. Harvey also went
to Rosebarg.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 8maII
Jr.. and little son of Vancouver.
spent Thanksgiving - with rela
tives and friends in scio.
Mr. and .Mrs; Vannle Shelton
adf daughter Helen, ofc Drain,
vfcrttedr Wjith Mre., hej ton's? arr:
ents, Mr: and Mrs. J. r. Ban
ders, Thanksgiving.
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Long had
as dinner guests, Thanksgiving,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stouer and
Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Thurston and
daughter Delores of Albany, Mr.
and Mrs. Willard Long and chil
dren of Cloverdale, Mr. and Mrs.
Will Sims and children and Glen
Thurston of Scio.
- Lionel McKnight. a former
Scio boy, was renewing acquaint
ances here this week. He has
Just finished four years service
with the marines and expects to
go to California soon and. take
up wcrk with the Y. M. C. A..
A special praise and Thanks
giving meeting was held at the
Baptist church Thursday evening
in place of the regular prayer
meeting. The meeting was in
charge of the pastor, Rer. Henry
Albers of Albany.
Will Hamilton of Eugene Is
visiting relatives . In Scio. Mr.
Hamilton is a former Scloite,
baring lived here 38 rears ago.
He spent .Thanksgiving with his
cousin, Mrs. -J. I. Shelton.
. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. McClaln
and children ot Portland, visited
Thursday with. Mrs. McClaln's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. L Shel
ton.
Mri MeCormlcTe' of Seattle.
Wash., la spending two weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Will Kerr.
She will leave Monday for Ban
Francisco.
Uack of Uniformity In Traf
fic Rules J Hampers
4 . Tourists ' i
WASHINGTON, D. C, Nor. ft.
Road conditions that hamper
the motor touring caravan of the
nation, causing loss ot time, con
gestion and' in many instances
acting as travel hazards, received
a thorough airing at the recent
annual meeting in Washington
of the 'Advisory committee, to the
National Touring board ot the
American Automobile associa
tion.
The committee, which consists
ot touring experts ot A. A. A,
motor clubs throughout the
country, and which W. O. Bry
ant, well known attorney of De
troit. Mich., heads, as chairman
ot the National Touring board,
made its indictment of so-called
"touring nuisances on the basis
ot complaints registered by thou
sands of motorists daring the
last touring season.
Among the conditions cited in
the ban ot the travel experts
were:
1." The lack ot nniformttr In
traffic regulations with particu
lar stress on hte constant chang
es in speed rules and the re
quirements as to the left-hand
tarn from Tillage to Tillage,
town to town, city to city, and
state to state.
. 2.. . Traffic , lights that . hare
(sprung: tip in- thousands-ef -small
towns And. suburBan sections.
' S. Failure ot ' many cities to
mark through, high ways or to
designate belt lines around con
gested urban areas.
4. Compelling motorists to use
freshly oiled and tarred roads.
S. The presence on main tra-
reled highways of a multitude of
advertising signs imitating dan
ger and direction signs.
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Bicycle
Prices
Slipping"
In fact tney hare al
ready slipped, as I am
now selling Bicycles AT
A LOWER PRICE than
they have ever been
sold in the 16 years
that I hare been in the
Bicyd Business in Sa
lem And That is
"i Something
For it is a known fact that
better values have always
been offered at Scott's
And Now The BI Cut
For we are offering a B1-"
Jt"! $33.75
that only a few years ago
was sold for S49.S.
Come in see them It is
Pleasure to show these
New Models. . '
HARRY W. SCOIT
The Cycle Man
We Give S. A IX. Discount
Stamps '
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A Northwest Truck for Northwest Use
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One cafle2T or Heavt Duty Pumi
Trucks solo to the U.S. Oepartmdxt
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SHAW. Nor. 29 Miss Aman
da Mathews left for California
the first of the week to spend the
holidays with friends. She will be
absent until spring.
Mr. and Mrs. Edd Amort hare
installed a new radio.
Miss Caroline Sahlfeld was
Shaw rlsltor Friday. .
A. Welsenberg formerly of
Shaw died at his home in Wood-
burn. last Friday. .
Mr. and Mrs.. Clarence Osborne
and daughter Enid Rose of Bear-
erton and Miss Jeanette Wage-
man ana a girl friend. Miss Pearl
West of Woodburn were Thanks-
gmnf sguests ot Mrs. Helen
Waremah, . Mrs. .Osborna and
Miss Jeannette are daughters of
Mrs. Wageman. they also visited
their grandmother, Mrs. Helen
Lindeken and their aunt and
family, Mrs. . Charles Nanneman.
Mr. Osborne Works for the Crown
Flouring Mills of Portland.
Jefferson
IETFZBSOK Nor. If Mr.
and Mrs. 8. B. Tandy spent the
day with Mrs. Myra Reed and
aangnter Bath at Balem. la the
afternoon Ruth and her mother
took their guests for a ride to
ML AngeL
Mrs. Gertrude Weddle and her
granddaughters. Geraldlne and
Shirley Jones, were in Portland.
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. U T.
Buriey. Mrs. Burley U the
daughter of Mrs. Weddle.
Rer. and Mrs. A. W. Oliver
and son Wllford were guests ot
Mrs. Oliver's mother, Mrs. D.
Hllderbrand, at Albany. I
Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Thurston
and son Harvey, Mr. and Mrs. K.
S. Thurston and family, motored
to Scio, and spent the day with
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thurston and
htamily.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McKee had
as guests over Thanksgiving.
their daughter, verna and Miss
Margaret Dale, who are attending-
Oregon State college. Miss
Dale is a sorority sister of . Miss
McKee. I
Quite a number ot Jefferson
people spent Thanksgiving out
ot town. Among, those were Mr,
and Mrs. 8. A. Pease and son
Ferris, who were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. William Duckworth, at
Eu arena.
Dr. and Mrs. J. O. Van Winkle
and son Richard, and Miss Rosa
lie Pullen were guests of Mr. snd
Mrs. R. F. Arbuckle and family
at Sodavllle.
Dinner guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Mars on.
Thanksgiving day were Mr. and
Mrs. L D. Mars and two chil
dren, of Salem, and Mr. and Mrs.
L. D. Mars .of Oakland. Calif. "
Mr. , and Mrs. - Iiyman Patton
entertained Thanksgiving day the
following guests: Miss Ruth Pat-
ton. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Irving.
Mr. and Mrs. Knntson and son,
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lane and two
children of Portland, and Mr.
and Mrs. Roland , Irving ot Sea
side.
Among the Thanksgiving day
guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank McManus were Mr.
and Mrs. Everett Hover, Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Hover and daugh
ters Eleanor and Florence, of
Harrisburr: Mrs. Pearl Spring
rate of Eugene; Tom Hover,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hover, and Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Hover and son.
Robert, of Halsey.
Mr. and. Mrs. J. R. McKee re
turned ; Wednesday from their
vacation trip. During their stay
In Portland, they- visited Mrs.
McKee's sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Jasper Longcore. They also vis
ited at Wheatland with Mrs. Mc
Kee's parents. Mr. and Mrs. A.
P. Magness, and a brother. Will
Magness-and family.
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Middle Grove j
weighs eight pounds.
Mr. and Mrs. Of J. Bartruff
spent Thanksgiving in Portland
with their daughter. Mrs. Dick
Rankin. : r
Thanksgiving guests at the A.
J. Herdon home were Mrs. Hen
ry Herndon and boys Wayne and
Orvllle of Portland'; Mr. and Mrs.
Lial Randall and f boys, Thern.
Clyde, Gordon and . Horace ot
Rickel: Mr. and Mrs. Will
Schart and family Katharine and
Harry.. . ; r -
' Mr. and Mrs. Dan j ScharH
spent Thanksgiving at Mr.
Scharfs mother's home.
MIDDLE GROVE. Nor."
The fifteenth birthday of Orvllle
Malm was celebrated Saturday
night. The evening was most
enjoyable. Friends present were
Maxlne, Caroline and Melvtn La
Due; - Katharine and Genevieve
Scharf; Fay and, Fern Col well;
Ralph RobertsonJ Harold Wood
burn, Manda and Ruth Clark:
Melvin and Kenneth Van Cleave;
wnester . McCain. Cecil Bartruff,
Owen Crane. Fern and Dorothy
Dow; Ralph andl Vlcor Wagers:
George Forgard. and Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Schart
Scotts Mills
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and Mrs. I Harry Pounder and
daughter Hilda of SUrerton vis
ited Mr. ! and Mrs. Walter Foot!
Sunday. I -
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jeremiah
and soa of Portland risited Mrs.
Jeremiah's uncles, Mike and Her
man Land wing and family Sun
day. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Macrae and
two daughters ot 8t. Paul risited
with Mr. and Mrs. Louie Schae
eher Sunday.
Mrs. W. P. Keebaugh and son
Oris risited friends at View,
Wash., last week.
Jimmy Love, farmer-evangelist
of Molalla, will preach again Sat
urday evening at the Church ot
Christ (Christian) here. There
will also be special music. Mr.
Love has ost finished a series of
protracted meetings on Saturday
night. - Everyone is welcome to
this meeting. i
Guy Byron has purchased
larger donkey engine to be used
at his mill.
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MIDDLE GROYE. Nor. 29-
Mrs. L. H. Hommer was taken to
the Salem General hospital Wed
nesday evening because of a ser
ious heart attack and other ills.
Mr. and Mrs. A. .J. OUen be
came grandparents on Thanks
giving morning. The 'grandson
is called Donald Wayne, and
1929 Dodge Victory
Sedan
$545
1927 Pontiaa
Coach
$215
1927 Chevrolet
Coach
$250
1929 Ford
Model A Coach.
$425
1929 Ford
Closed Pickup
$400
1929 Ford
Cabriolet
$465
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Corner Center and Liberty Tel. 1995
Close-up of one of the models manufactured IN THE PACIFIC
NORTHWEST by the Kenworth Motor Truck Corporation.
Organization of Kentworth Motor
Truck corporation of Oregon tor distri
bute in this state and the river coun
ties of Washington the products of the
Kenworth Motor Truck corporation of
I Seattle is announced by. H. A, Oswald,
Portland manafirer. N
The firm has opened a factory
branch ! at East Srd and Broadway,
, where" they will carry their complete
line of trucks and service parts. The
! Kenworth line includes trucks from
one to 10-ton capacity.
i We ' acknowledge .'with definite
- pride in our cornpany and its accom
plishments as we have pioneered in ft
highly, competitive field and have de
termined what factors make for suc
cess,"i Oswald stated. "This company
was organized for the manufacture of
motor trucks and coaches to meet the
competition of organizations of nation
al scope, and with tmlimited sales et
', perience at their cornmand. : ,
MOiir start wan rnnde. of course, in ft
small way 15 years ago snd from its
inception the company has enjoyed a
rapid growth and today we are one of
the leaders among the Western truck
and coach, manufacturers. The success
of the company has proved the quality
of its products and the excellence of
its service."
The company's selling field include
the Pacific Northwest. In British Co
lumbia its products are manufactured
by the Vancouver Engineering Works
and marketed under the name of Ca-
nadian Kenworth. .
H. W. Kent, formerly president of
the Todd Dry Docks, InrL, is president;
E. K. Worthlngton, chairman of the
board, and Vernon Ai Smith, vice pres
ident and" general manager.
Oswald will have associated with
Urn here Charles H. Withers as sales
manager.'. Withers is acquainted wih
the needs of truck owners and the. Ore
gon territory, bavins had several years
truck experience. : (
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