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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 6, 1931)
:';ivvtr -V;5 Jirhjl.f-'v' ..V. PAGE FOUR . f NEW ROCKNE SIXiRlTiSES BCW - h 3 ' . - , . ' -- - ' 1 1 1 1 " ' - l . . WW -."- 1 MM RURAL SECTION r Make This $1 Extensions - Made Beyond ' Mollala; Vorheis Buys , ' fi Burns Property .MOLALLA. Dec. 5 J. Blair -lUeh-II. In charge of the rural service department tor the Port land Electric Power ce. working out of -the Oregon City office for Clackamas county was in "Molalla thU" eek In charge of new line extension construction work. 1 The first work done by the crew wai the building of 00 feet of ' nit linm in Molalla. to serve the Emtl Deardorf and Carl Damm - family residence. Then th crew was mored to near Liberal where the company Is building a two i-n Axtenaton line to serve twelre new customers. This line will leave the main line near the power substation and end at the TTnmA farm. The minimum cost for service to the new customers has been figured by the company to be 11.77 per month. After the work has been flnish mA TJhpral the crew will be moved to near Malino where "new line one and a half miles long wilt huilt to serve eight new rural customers. YorheU Maki Tra. Peirrv Vorheis has traded his fifSnaa and nrooerfv near the Hodges warehouse to Frank Burns and Mr. and Mrs. Vorheis have moved into the Burns house, between the electric depot and the snnthArn pacific tracks. Mr. ind Mrs. Vorheis moved here recent ly from Scotts Mills, where their house was destroyed hyfire about ' a month ago. They had been re sidents of Molalla for a number of years, before moving to Scotts mils a rear ago. The origin of the fire was not determined. Mr Vorheis was asleep in the house ' 'and was awakened by the fire. 'The building was a two story structure and they were living In the second story and were unable tto remove any of the household goods.' The goods in the lower part of the house were saved. R. X. "A. Entertains " The Royal Neighbors of Ameri ca met Thursday at the home of Neighbor Bertha Klecker at which - time visiting Neighbors from Scotts mills and Oregon City were -entertained at a pot luck dinner. V The regular meeting was held in tfiV afternoon. A short program was given by various members of both the Molalla and Scotts Mills Camp. 1 , ' Those present from Scotts Mills ' were Neighbors Amundson, Sauer essig, "Grohongi Swartout. Fry, Johnson Bess Shepherd, Margery Shepherd, Crites, Smith, Hicks, Wooster, Sanders, Hogg. Nlehol- son and Dorothy Shepherd. And from Oregon City Neighbor Bes sie Miller. -.... -(i.v i. - vijj Lona:f low and aerodraamfcaay ateeajnltoed is the Bockne Six JWBigav towdoor aedaa uWsVsmooth, consistent highHrnusing: speed pf 70 tnlle hor. tt f!! ZSJZurJZ nmnaMTd eoummeiit. as am freewheeling aad synchronized shifting. 114 laches. i t 1 . , ' ' v -"jr. " ' " - ' "' v-tH-jX - ? V'Cx f yni 11' ui - - ; :r t eoulpment. "These are mechanical feature typical o t tha $1000-and-np group," said Mr. Graham. "Bat they are available la the Rockne Six at tli ust pric.- - Aerddynamic bodies, designed by famous American body artists and scientifically moulded from front fender to tall light to re duce wind resistance and Increase speed, provide a custom-salon beauty for the Rockne Six. Sloping radiators, artistically outlined with chromium, sloping windshields controlled by chrom lam plated hardware, bald- head er panels and streamlined tops and air-foil apron, concealing tho fuel tanks, are distinct Rockne Six features. Interiors hare been designed to provide abundant room for even the largest passengers. Smart V-ihan radiator shell features the ultra modern stlling achiev ed in the Rockne Six. One-piece steel fenders lend the swank of diatom salon cars. The wide, symmetrical hamper is faced with chromium as are radiator shell and headlamps. Behind tho radiator is a 71 -horsepower motor. Honor Roll For Heights Announced New Rockne Six Honors Name of Famous Coach EE New car to be Offered in two Lines, Range Under $1000 in Price The Rockne "Six" made its bow to the motoring public last week. It is a nroduct of the Studebaker factories and or ganization with a separate corporation for manufacture and sales. It is named the "Rockne" after the famous Knute Rockne who was connected with the Studebaker corpora tion before his death. The car enters the highly competitive field of nrice rancres under $1000. in two series. It will be handled in Salem by State Motors, corner High and Che- meketa. The Rockne Six will be manu-O- factured in two lines, the lower SALEM HEIGHTS, Dec. I The Salem Heights grade school pu- pils-who made an average of 90 per cent or above for th first ter of the year and are there- ted on the honor roll are as follows: First grade: Nadine Qosnell, Walter Bowman, Charles Beardsley. Jimmy Rogers and Lily Papelpu. . Second Grade: Wendell Trudgen, Jean Gorton Ronald Burgess and Arllne Hicks. Fifth Grade: Allen Bartlett and Lois Douglas. Sixth Graae: Catherine Zinser, Alida Mae Saut ter, Eunice Wright. Seventn Grade: Florence and Francis Ball, Orvllle Beardsley, Betty Biles, Mu- rlal Robinson, Edgar Fortner, Lillian Ber. Eighth rrad: Is abella Bothweller, Mildred Oake and Lorraine U'Renn. HIT OF SUB FALLS TO BE SEEN v- Have you been around the Sil ver Falls loop? In the not too far distant this Question may rival the well-known Interrogation about the Mt. Hood loop. At least (hat la the bope of Marlon county tor tha 10 falls at the head of Sil ver ereek, and already engineers are making surveys for the loop. The south Silver Falls will be dlscernable from the road, ac cording to a new road survey be ing made by Engineer McGee. The beauties of this falls is now 'hidden, accessible only to those traversing the toot paths. Sam - Boardman, state highway prit group to be called the Rock n Six "65" and to have an f. o. b. factory price of $585 and up. The running mate to this line will be called the Rockne Six 75" and its low f. o. b. factory price will be $885. A total of nine models will be manufactured, thus making it park man, is already enthusiastic over tho possibilities of the loop, making it one of the side attrac tions from the Pacific highway. Part of the state secondary high way system extends frca New berg in Yamhill county to Wood burn, then onto to Silverton and around the falls, meeting the highway again at Salem. That is the proposed loop. possible for dealer stocks to be small, while a representation of models sufficiently large to serve any motorist, will be available. Both Rockne Six lines will be equipped with improved free wheeling in all forward speeds and, in addition, synchronised shifting in conventional forward gears. There is an automatic locx ing out of free wheeling when re verse gear is used. Free wheeling control will be located on the in strument panel. Switch-key starter, which posi tively prevents stalling, will be Included on all cars. All motors will be cushioned In live rubber at all four points of suspension. Wire wheels, with wide chrom ium hub caps, will be standard The Most Appreciated GIFT Buy Here and Sari H. F. Skanki S2S State St. Give Him a FOR TH Here are just a few of the outstanding values in our line of Christmas gifts for the home. Remember, a gift for the home U a gift for the family, you know It will be welcomed. Smokers - End Tables - Occasional Tables - Tray Tables OCCASIONAL TABLES Occasional . ta b 1 a, matched walnut and mi- : FROM ALEX JDNES When yon. select his tie bar yon needn't b afraid that he won't wear your Christmas gift. 1 ... - SNAPPY COLORS CHEERFUL DESIGNS HIGHEST QUALITY ?. , - Most Ties 95c taalndinar the famous Chen y end Helneman Cravats. 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