Eugene daily guard., May 13, 1911, Image 13

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THE EUGENE DAILY GUAUD, SATTTRDAL, MAY 13, 1911.
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THIRTEEN
SS! PLAMS FOR PLAY
ASSOCIATION ARE
WELL UNDER WAY;
Provide Play Leaders and Sup-:
ervisors for All Children j
During Vacation
Automobile Directory and
Accessories
Compare the following Specifications
or more.
Axle Front Single piece drop ,.
forging, I-beam section.
Large artnular ball bearings.
Axle Rear FH floating type,
pressed steel case,, heat
treated, nickel steel shafts,
large annular ball bearings.
Brakes Drive shaft brake,
contracting band, 7-inch di
ameter, 3 -inch, face, lined
with "Thermoid." Hear
wheel brakes, 14 -inch inter,
nal expanding 2 -inch face,
cast iron on steel.
Bearings Full type annular
ball bearings throughout run
ning gear; silent type annu
lar ball bearings in transmis
sion and on motor crank
shaft. j
Carburetor Float feed, auto
matic type, hot water jack,
eted, with starting valve;;
dutch Multiple disc running
in . oil.
Colors Touring Car, Pony
Tonneau and Roadster:
1. Chalmers blue all over
with gray striping.
2. Body and runnng gear,
We have a new four-door Chalmers Touring Car on display in our show room feady for
delivery, equipped with Warner speedometer, top, windshield, trunK racK, tire irons, foot
rest and robe rail. -
Price $1950 F. O. B.
THIS WE CLAIM AND CAN PROVE TO YOU TO BE THE MOST
COMFORTABLE CAR ON THE
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We Must Have More Room j
For In 5-I0-I5 Cent DeptsJ
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And we are going to reduce our stocK of Phonographs and will sell for a short time all
Phonographs at the following' prices.
$25.00
$55.00
$60.00
$70.00
3 GOOD
KsmmocKS Tents, Fishing TacKle and Hods, Bicycles, Base Ball Goods, etc., our whole
stocli ir.ust be reduced. Our 25c line of Fly HooKs 15c per dozen.
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513-517 Willamet.
MOTOR GARS
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with any other
Specifications of Chalmers
Chalmers blue with gray
striping, wheels gray.
Body and running gear
3.
Chalmers blue with gray
striping, wheels cream.
Drive Bevel gear, two univer.
sal joints. Pressed steel tor
que arm.
Frame. Pressed steel, channel
section.
Gear Ratio standard sy4 to
1.
Horsepower 30.
Ignition Bosch Magneto Stor
t age battery and coil. Special
equipment for double ignition
Lubrication Constant ' level
splash system operated by
pump. Sight feed on dash.
Motor Four cylinders, cast en
bloc; 4-in. bore, 4 -in.
stroke.
Price Touring Car and Road
ster, $1600; Pony Tonneau,
$1600.
Springs Front, half eliptic, 39
inches long, 2 inches wide.
Bear, three-quarter eliptic,
4 5 -inches long, 2 -inches wide
MARKET UNDER $3,000.
SEWING MACHINES MUST GO AT
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House of the Americanfcoy and
car selling for $3,00CT.0O
30
Steering Gear Worm and gear
type. Steering wheel 18-ins.
in diameter.
Tank Capacity Touring Car 19
gallons of gasoline. Pony
Tonneau and Roadster, 15
gallons of gasoline. One gal.
Ion of lubricating oil..'.' N
Tread 56 -inch.
Tires 34x3 Va inches all
around on Touring Car, Pony
Tonneau and Roadster. 34x
4 on enclosed cars. .
Transmission Selective sliding
gear type, three speeds for
ward and reverse. Annular
ball bearings. '
Upholstery Pebble-grained
black, dull finished leather, '
stuffed with high grade hair.
Valves Nickel steel, large di
ameter. Exhaust valves , at
side inlet, valves at top of
cylinders.
Wheels 3 4 -inch diameter,
wood artillery type, large
hub flange, heavy spokes.
Rear wheel spokes bolted to
brake drums. :'
Wheel Base H5-inohes.
Eugene
COMPLETELY FINISHED AND
$17.50
$45.00
$47.50
$55.00
COST
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Girl StocKing's, 15c.
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There Is a movement of consld-
I ernble significance taking thnpe in
this city, of which Ihe people re- i
: reived intimations several weeks
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ago through the columns of the
lTiiac.1. "I'Iev association," who-'e
'organization is being perfected
Is tlio proposition referred to.
The object of Its promoters la
to provide play leaders and
supervisors for all the children over
j four years of as? during tho long
J summer recess of the schools.
Play supervision is now recog
, nized as one of the most practical
and effective means of moral educa
! Hon as well as physical training, and
all over the country public spirited
; citizens am exerting themselves to
i give, the new generation the bene
i fits so easily and cheaply acces
i eible to every alert community.
The public, press is becoming In
j terested and is glviug a powerful
impetus to the movement,
j in several states, notably Wis
consin and .Missouri, tho state uni
versities are promoting the play
i movement as a branch of their ex
, Tension work. Uoctor Clark V.
; Iletherington, for many years direr
j tor of physical education of Mis
souri university, succeeded In
"showing" the Mlssourians the value
of play organization In 48 .Missouri
towns and villages. Mr. liether
ington visited Kugene a few weeks
ago at the invitation of a commit
tee which was considering the plav
question and by his talks at the
rnlverslty aud at the rooms of tho
Fortnightly club, he not only Im
parted much valuable scientific in
formation on the subject, but arous
ed in his hearers genuine enthusi
asm, it was easy to understand, af
ter listening to him, how he was
able to convert the Mlssourians to
this children a cause, even though
some of them were disposed at
first as ho said to nse profane
language in expressing their disgust
at the thought of "teaching .chil
dren to- play." He was able 4o get
a grip on tholr fundamental good
sense and they took hold of the
movement with the will to succeed.
X Auto Puffs and Snorts t
Over 9000 chauffeurs have been
licensed in Pennsylvania so far this
year. t
The annual floral parade of the
Chicago Motor Club has been post
poned from May to June 10.
Iowa is a hotbed of good ronds
enthiiHinsm and advocates thntj do
souwtlitug. The River 4 o-S'lver
highway, between Davenport and
Omaha Is known throughout the
country by motorists who appreci
ate good roads.
' A St IjouIs millionaire, who Is a
prominent member of the Aero club
of St. Louis, is reported to have
made a bet of $1,000 with a fellow-
I member that the Atlantic Ocean
will be crossed by an aeroplane In
eighteen hours Inclde of two years.
The Minnesota State Automobile
association is at work laying plans
ror a tour from Minneapolis to Hel
ena, Montana, during the forthcom
ing summer. The route will cover
approximately 1,300 miles of excel
ling hoads leaving the Aed River
valley. Following the rond-bed,. of
tho Great Northern almost the en
tire dlstnnre, the automohlllsts will
havo an accessory in the complete
railway train.
Tho Indianapolis Automobile
Trade association Is arranging to
conduct a tour during tho forthcom
ing season In which only Indiana
made cars can participate. Kach of
the forty-threo cars Indiana manu
facturers will be Invited to enler
cars aud the route will be through
several of 'the neighboring states. It
Is bellover nine days will be required
for the run. I
An automobile passenger service
between Chicago and New Yolk Is
proposed by several Illinois capita
lists, who have Incorporated the In
ternational Motor Cur Transporta
tion Co. with a stock of 10,000 for
the purpose of promoting the pro
ject. It is Intended to Inaugurate
I the service on May 20 and from then :
! on starts will be made from New j
' York and Chicago each day at j
o'clock In the morning. Seven days,
traveling by daylight only, will be
j consumed in making the run.
I European highways this 'spring'
figure more than ever as an attrac
tion for the American motorists whoj
demand a territory which can not i
be exhausted in a week's driving nnd '
Judging from the activities of the I
foreign department of the touring
information board of the American
Automobile association the flight ,
abroad this year will be double I
than that of the preceding period. I
Chairman Howard Longstreth, who
has made many motor trips on the
i other side, Is perfecting plans which
i amplify greatly the aids available to
members who visit Kirrope and
Africa. j
I It. is astonishing how many farm-
era through the West own automo-j
biles. Nearly every framer who is!
moderately well fixed hss a ma-
' chine. It is an ordinary sight to seei
i automobiles skimming through the!
! harvt-Bt fields, and It Is remarkable
how much time they save. One of
the moat striking results of this Is1
; the keeping of boys on the farm.
Ihe young fellows are no longer so
i anxious to leave the old homestead
i for the city, for they can Jump In a
; machine, go to town and get bark
! in for dinner,
l"or tlie I'irnlc.
1 take aloung some Blue Hell , Ice
I earn and instead of bothering with
Irishes and poons also take the
made fresh daily $ the Eugene
creamery. i-15
ANDERSON-PIERCE AUTO COMPANY
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ELEVENTH AND OAK STREETS
R. E. Veltum & Co.
010-18 OI.IVE STREET
EVERYTHING IN THE AUTOMOBILE GAME
, BUICK, RE0 AND APPERS0N CARS
"THE QUALITY KIND" -
MOST UP-TO-THE-MINUTE ItEPAIR DEPARTMENT IN COUNTY
Our Mottoi Prompt attention; satisfaction; all work guaranteed.
Mozach Auto Company
Eugene, Oregon
FORD MARION MITCHELL SCHACHT "40"
Prices range from $775 to $2500
Moon Auto Co.
rnoNE 400
Auto Accessories
BEST STOCK IN THE CITY
Kay Gun Co.
606 WILLAMETTE STREET
Insure Your Auto With '
J. W. OSBR.ON
And Save Money
PHONE 483 .', . . . " ',
ROOM 24 McCI.UXG BUILDING EUGENE, OREGON
PRACTICAL CARRIAGE AND AUTOMOBILE PAINTING
A trial will prove our ability '
White Brothers
JOl WEST EIGHTH STREET
GENERAL AUTOMOBILE BLACKSMITHINQ
AND REPAIRING
DIFFICULT FORCINGS MADE
W. F. WARFEL
500 PEARL STREET
AUTO AND CARRIAGE BLACKSMITHING
HORSE SHOEING A SPECIALTY .
New Shoes $1.75 to $2.25
Ed. Nyes Blacksmith Shop
B70 PEARL STREET
A NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP
IN TOWN.
LAST LONG : : WEAR WELL
Shoes Put on Your Horses.
By GEO. PERRY & CO.
General lilacksniiths. I'rlccs right That means lower than the
other fellow. Shops comer 8th nnd Olive.
WE CAN FIX A LEAK
uild a tank or do .anything else you'd ex
pect a first-class plumbing establishment to
undertake. Get our prices before ygu "go
ahead."
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Percy Long
O O Cor. 10 & Oak
Phone
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The car of beautiful lines.
$773.00 to $1873.00.
EUGENE, OREGOX
NINTH AND OLIVE STREETS
DOWN' OX YOUR BACK
underneath your machine on a
muddy lonely road Isn't a pleas
ant experience. Many a man has
undergone, ltnhow(eyer, and all
for thq yani.lof.orHlght In not
having bis car overhauled b
for he started on a long trip.
Better let us take a look over
your machine. Such repairers at
we have are not found every
where. .(
EUGENE AUTO CO.
A. C. Cornelius, Managel,
Bangs Bldg., opp. Hotol Osburn
Phone 765.
PHONE 255
EUGENE, OREGON
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