The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, January 31, 1925, Image 16

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Newspaper Page TextPago Six THE EUGENE GUARD Saturtlny Evening, Januarr 3j r i : f l !; 1 I:, i 'i FOR EUGENE WILL 25 YEARS SEES THE MOTOR TRUCK DEVELOP i INTO A MAJOR FACTOR IN TRANSPORTATION With assurance that every motor cur dealer In Kugene will hove clia play space lit the armory for th an tomobile show set for February 17 to 1!), locul uiotordoiu will have one of Uie finest exhibit" of the latest models of all cars sold on the nisr l. i here, is the stateuicut of Johu oium, uioinoter of the Eugene iliu tuuy, who upxt week upens the Porl- iui,d show, and in acre to arrange p.enuiiuury details for his cnhiui i.on in JSuHUle. Ail space haa been contracted for win. tliv Kugene dealers and several i:,i,iiulioiia from 1'ortland distritiut iu agents huve bud to be turned down," Mr, Sturk said. '"Ihe decora lion of the urinory here will be ei leiisive und general sciicine will be Japanese in charactci and will form a unique and attractive setting for tho cara," is the. prouiiso of the pro moter. . i Fashions Prominent Feminine fashions in wearing ap parel, which of late years have vied with the pride of motor car manufac turers at the big national shows, will have a place of prominence at the Kuccno d splay. Tnreo separate pro urninB. each evening to bo In charge of a local store, are being arranged. Gllmore's Women's Wear shop will huve the display the opening niglit, Tuesday, February 17; Largc's shop for women will display the latest 'Creations in feminine finery weancs day night and Thursday night the fnshion program will be given over to McMorran and Wasbburne store. "AH the 1025 models will be on hand for the nutomobilo display and , each dealer baa sufficient epaco for several machines on the armory floor. The lighting arrangements ' will be such as to show to the best advan tage each exhibit and Eugeneans will ace a display that will set a standard for these events in this city,, iur, ijtark states. ; . Prize Is Offered As an added incentive to local merchants to take an interest in the motor show a priie of $25 will be ottered lor me nesc accuraicu win dow that will be appropriate for the fashion and automobile displays, is the announcement. The Novak vaudette troupe of five girls will, be here as one of the en tertainment features or tno snow eacn evening. Kathleen Duffy, soprauo, will he the leading soloist for the pro gram. This added attraction will be scheduled each evening wun inc insu lon show. ' It has been two years since Eugeue has had a big Indoor automobile Bhow and the event of 1023 which attracted big thror.gs each evening will bo sur passed In every way by the coming dihplay is tho prediction of local . deuiers. . .. ::wjewettsix ' .The new Jewett six now on display here rivals any other six cylinder motor cur . in polut of improvement, milking the most nearly perfect au tomobile from ovcry viewpoint of any car in itsjirico cluss, is tho cluim of the l'alge-Detrolt Motor Car, com pany made to II. J. llrlngle Auto company, local dealers. An automobile to be near the point ot perfection claimed for the . new Jewett six must be trouble free, says Harry M, Jewett, president, l't may be added that when a trouble free car is purchased the owner has possessed hiunelf of the most eco nomical form ot transportation. Tlio cry of Uio uge Is for "bigger and better" things. l'rescnt day buildings are bigger and last longer largely because they have deeper foundations. Realising this funda mental principle, engineers of the J'nlgs company in reconstructing the Jewel t six sturted at tlio bottom with a relatively greater depth of founda tion, says Mr, Jewett. The crank shaft, which probably sees moro action and has more pans of a gasolino motor dependent upon It than any other slnglo unit was given first attention. It is U0 pounds heavier than the big shaft used in t lie original Jewett. l'art of tho Increased weight is due to larger main bearings and crook pins now 2 3-8 Inches. The balance ot additional weight came through counterbalancing, accomplished by counterweights. Immediate results were seen in the Improvement as the motor became very nearly vibration less, In fact, tho company's engi neers offer to prove tho motor action itself is absolutely vibrationless. Jecontl consideration was given to the front end of the motor. Wilh perfectly machined crankcase surfaces, new benrings'could he re placed hy the roadside by any lay man, claim engineers of tho company. Connecting rods, wrist pins, pistons, oil and water pumps, generator coup lings and the cooling system came In for their share of improvement. The new pistons are light cent Iron of skelelnn design, carrying three rings. llrilraulic fcmr-wlieel brakes are of fered us optional equipment on the new Jewett six. . With the automotive industry ob serving its silver anniversary . this year comes a realization of the tre mendous development mndo in motor truck transportation the- last 25 years. Krom a feeble beginning, about 1UOO, when a few freakish looking contrivances classed ns motor trucks made their appearance,' it was not until several yeai-B later that the motor truck was given serious at tention as a transportation medium. Once, however, the truck did begin to gain a foothold, around 111 HI, its growth wns rapid and today the doughty carrier fairly swarms, over our streets and highways. Tho extent of growth is best shown by. truck production figures: Fifteen years ago, or up until ,11(10, less , thau 25,000 A "rVUnS HEAVY-DUTY ,TBJ.CKOP TODAY FlfeST , WHITE TWJCX 1 motor trucks hnl been innnufaetured by the entire industry. Ofcr ; 12,H50, 000 trucks bflvo been .;mado Hinee then. Present production in approxi mately 875.0(H) motor trucks a year. "Walter G. White; prcHirtent o The White company, a pioneer truck man ufacturer and leader in tlio induMtry Hihce the beKlnniiiR of truck trans portation,' gives An idea of-tho wide unread use of the truck In the state ment that motor trucks -serve -14tt lines of business. "Wherever goods ' ' . A "the truck, because of irs flexibility and ecouoniy of operation, has in a large way revolutionized trunsporta tibu and notwithstanding what may appear to be aiwalmost universal use of the truck today, I do not hesitate in making the, prediction that the next decudo will see an even greater pnn.sion of motor transport than any like period ill the past. "The motor truck and bus would not exitt today in anything like the (juantity they do unless there Svas a public demand for them. Significant present-day developments are tend ing unmistakably toward better co ordination between motor transporta tion and the steam and electric rail ways.: Jloth steam and electric road.s have become extensive uwers ot motor equipment and indications are thev will greatly extend their truck and closed, well protected from dirt and moisture. "As in Graham Brothers 1 ton truck Dodge Itrothers engine is stan dard equipment. Truck users realise, of course, that this fact gives them an advantage that would be difficult to duplicate." are to he moved," says Mr.. White, I bus operations during. the next year." torist that he luter relumed' .for a pdrinuneut repair, deciding to keep the emergency conj in the car., for future use.--Ainericau . Automobile Digest. " . . , . In the twenty-second annual llaud book of Automobiles, which has just been issuod by the National Autoino bile chamber of commerce, 1UU motor vehicles arc illustrated and 7115 mod els are listed. The specifications which are grouped in sections, cover 110 passenger cars, 02 comemrciul cars and motor trucks, 0 tasicaba and 0 motor buses, which will bp produc ed this year by the munufucturerB who are members of the cliuiuber. Wilh tho exception of fivo electric vehicles, all are gasoline propelled. The makers of the various oiasscs of curs are as follows! Unsoline passenger vehicles An derson, Apperson, Auburn, llrcwstcr, lluick. Ladillac, Lase, cuamlicr, Chevrolet, Chrysler, Cleveland, Cole, Cunningham, Uuvis, Dodge, Dorr.s, dul'ont, Durnnt, Elcar, Flint, Frank lin, Gardner, Uriiy, llaynes, llupp, Jordan, Kissel, Lexington, Lincoln, Locomobile, Mcu arlan, Maxwell, fier cer, Moon, Nash, Nordyke & Mariuon, Oakland, Olds, I'ackuid, I'aigc-uc- troll,- l'ccrlcss, 1'icrce-Arrow, lteo, Itickenbacker, Itoamer, Itollin, Suy- ors & Scovill, Btenrus, Mtcvens-Dur- yea, Studcbaker, StuU, Velio, est cott, Wills Sainto t:iair, Willys-Overland. Electric vehicles llnucli Sc Lang, Autocar, Ward. 1 . Taxlcabs Checker, II. C. 8., l'rc ler, ltauch & Lang, lleo, , Yellow Cab. '-. .Motor : Huses liarford, Uraliam, International Harvester, Mack, I'ier- co-Arrow, Heo, 11. A. Mchaelit, White, Uasollnc commercial vehicles Ac me, American La France, Attorhuty, Autocar, Clydesdale, Commerce, Cor bitt, Denliy, Diamond T, Dodge, Dor- rls. Duplex, Federal, uurroi'i,.,iion- oral .Motors, liraham, liray, Interua- lional Harvester, Kelly-Hpruigtleid, Kissel, Kleiber, Mnccar, Mack, Mack, Mason. Maxwell, .Morclunil, fierce- Arrow, Itainler, lleo, ltepublicj Howe, Sanfnrd, tl. S. Schneht, Helden, !Snr vice Motors, Hlanilard, Hterliog; Ste wart, Trnylor, Walter, White, J. C. Wilson. - . . r- ' , . . Emergency Lights Easily Provided When a ground or short-circuit oc curs in the headlight wiring, the prop er procedure, of course, is to Inspect the wiring and remove tho cause. However, tho wiring on some cars Is itritiitw.nnv inaccessible, being conceal ed In chanuels formed liitrgrul with tho fenders or frame of the car, anil cannot be Inspected unless it l en tirely withdrawn. As this consumes considerable time, tho motorist o".;n cannot afford to wait. In a recent case of this kind, the mechanic made in emergency repair for a driver who linn LiMin Klmtiioil liv thn llillicn fill' driving with but one light, After In specting the bulb and its socket to mahe sure that the trouble lay in the 'iriug, he cut a lengin ot iniuiiueii wire, attached a bayonet plug to each id and connected Ihe hendlamp with 1 1m tliisli Inmn socket. In tins man ner, the entire procedure occupied but few minutes and so pleased uio mo. Again Milady Comes To Aid of Motorist In the days of long ago, when the ladies wore their hair "done up,", u favorite trick of the stranded motor ist was to borrow a hairpin for use as an emergency fuse. Hut sintc hairpins have become obsolete, the motorist must buy his fuses, and nat urally it would he supposed that -Milady's usefulness as an auto mechanic was at an end. Not so, howevw for the motorist Is beginning io in vade Milady's boudoir. For instance, a powder puff (tho woven kind) if moistened with a mixture or glycerine and alcohol, mnkes an excellent wiper for the windshield in wet weather. A curling. Iron would probably be the last article to appear of value to the male motorist, but if one, of the gas heated kind be procured, and the ends of the jaws be reshaped, an excellent tool will be hud for the insertion of valve pins, or for. retrieving small screws which have fallen into, places too harrow for the insertion of the hand. American Autotnobile Digest. m DISPLAYED Automobile Buyers Guide Goes on bale A uuhjue booalet, telling all about the diUerent pooits to be looked into uv tiie uroboectne buyer when exam ining a ued car bus just becu issued y ii. i-triugie Motor Lu., una in offered freo to the used car buying puolic it is entitled "How to buy a uicd cur sufely." The suujeut dealt with In the book U't in one oi general, interest to all persons who couitunpiate llie pur- j chtise of a used car nud it is wee ling Vuli au cn.nutsMhiic rccept.ou. llcietotore the lined tar buyer has hud to depend, almost entirely, upon his own experience with and kuow ilge of niuiur.cirs m formulating b. a estimate of the condition and ap proximate vaiue of tlic used car lie con templates buying, it is pointed out. The new booklet undertakes to supply the purchaser with definite information touching upon all vital points and the approximate tondit-ou in which he bus a right to expect to f.nd the various important units wheu be buys a car. , THE SKIDDING AUTO I.' nk' as a iur is heavily loaded there iH moie weight on the -front wheels hau on the Duck ones. This is due, uf course, to the weight of tho; motor. The front wheels then ftet as' a pivot about wlhih the car l u ins on account of the energy of iU moliou.rAiner iciin Automobde Digest. ', ' SMALL TOWN LEAD Only nine per cent of tlic nation's iiwijor vehicles arc in cities with over otXJ.UOO populat.on.- Thirty-three per cent are in towns with loss than 1,UUU people. American Automobile Digest. REVARNISHING THE HOOD If the hood "of a car is revarnished while still Wiirmf the varnish will t.ow evenly und dry without brush marks. The, hood should uf course firat. ue .norouKhiy clcaped. Ainrricuu Auto uuibile D.gest. Uutstanding, of course, in Ihe pro ducts for llCM was the epidemic of four-wheel brake application which infected cars in all classes from the very high-priced ones down almost to the very lowest. Opinion Is still div ided as to the necessity for and the utility of this further complication; there arc those who maintain that brakes on the front wheels will prove themselves a source of endless trou ble and complaint, If not an actual menace. Kipmlly sound thinkers on the other aide of the fence point with emphnmB to tho several years of ex perience, which foreign motor car pro ducers have had with brakes of this typo and their success which has in fluenced on even w der applictiliou of this braking system. Ami ho as we see it, thoso front wheel brakes which are properly de signed and which embrace proper ma terials and workmanship' ami which aro properly cared for as concerning lubrication and ndjutitment, undoubt edly will in i' B ore up to the results expected of them. Slovenliness either in design or production or in care wilt fulfill the prophecies of those who look askuuee at the application of this new braking principle to Am erican products. In this connection, the shows wdl douhllesH disclose a largo number of other cars four-wheel-brake equip ped, for one of the, largest mitnufac turcra of stock axles in the country lins under way a line of front axles fitted with brakes of the hydraulic t.vnn -which will be announced just n soon as proper, production facilities an he installed to take cr.re ot the demtind. American Automobile Digest. CONCRETE BRICK BURIAL VAULTS DRAIN TILE IRRIGATION PIP2 SEWER PIPE CULVERT PIPE HOLLOW TILE BLOCKS SEPTIO TANKS Eugene Concrete Pipe Co. 135 Blair. Phone 903 AC SPEEDOMETERS for f FORDS $12.35 Thrnn aro tho standard high grade Instruments that regularly sell for 115.60 BfiAKE&HITE 89 W. 9th Phone 1619 The first of the new Graham Bro thers One Tru truck auived in the city, yesterday and it now being dis played by liailmway Motor Co., 4uge iiioihers dealer. ' 'An CAL'L-pi.oiifu mwuut of iuteres'i is aireuily ue.ug buuuu und indications po.m Lu uu uuududi uuiuuci' ot tub -UU winter Miles.,," A or u commercial vehicle, it is sur prisiUgiy attractive, an excellent ex' uaijiu of the persistent . trend to wuidi better appearance ts well as muter quality m ue ngiu liautuge field; ' "Urahaui Brothers advance has been one of the most spectacular in the truck business," saiu Mr. Hatha way. "Three years ngo they were .11 twentieth position. Today they are sixth. This achievement speaks Cihiueutiy for the truck more elo quently than anything we ourselves uuglu say for it. . "it is pluin to uuyone who sees this new oue-iiou truca t-liat their continu ed advance is inevitable. To be able lo bund sucn a substantial and at tractive, tiuck at such a low price menus that lira bum Urathers have definitely taken their pusitiou among the firt few in the industry. Wilh limited product. oti this truck at this price would be impossible. ,.. "l'ew truck frames are bujt with such a liberal excess margin ot strength. The rear axle, with its finely proportioned strength, is equal to years of the hardest service. , "Kxceplionul quality is aUo evident in the springs. Made of the highest ! grade alloy steel, they arc almost un- j brcakably tough, yet markedly res. I- ! icnt. Coupled with unusual ease of handling and highest quality seat cushioning and upholstery, this produ- ccs a rare degree of riding comfort a factor of the utmost importance in trucks. Keeping the driver con tented means greater pride in the truck and tho obvious conseipjenee of this greater pride is better care of tho truck, and a more courteous attitude toward customers. "Al wheels and rims un the. one ton are of the same size and there fore interclmngcnble. The tires are Hit x 5 cords. "I. rakes arc unusually smooth and efficient and easily adjusted. Itoth the hand and foot brakes are of the internal expansion type and can be read ly. interchanged for equalization of wear. The brakes are fully en- A TIRE CLAMP When a patch is educated on an inner tube, more satisfactory results will be produced if the patch in held under pressure while tho cement is taking hold. An ordinary binge, bent so as not to slap when folded ami drilled to take a thumb screw makes a very satisfactory - clamp. Ameri can Autoiuob le Digest. ' , , f REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS J. Will Iieekley to Charles U Beck ley eta al Tract tp. 17 S li 5 W, $10 . Miunie E. Springer ct vir to J. A. Cornes ct ux XE of SW4 of HE YA see. SO, tp. IS .S U 5 $10. , James- O. Beeves et ux to A. C. Barker Lots 0-7 blk. IS, Wiishburne & Millioin add. .1 unction City $035. B. E. Comm. et ux to Jacnb (iilles pie et ux Tract tp. 17 S B 3 W,$10. Thomas Orr to Sv. C Eisk et ux 5 A. tp. 1 S B 3 E, $00. r Axel M. T. Eisclier et ux to p. E. Lyons et ux Tract in blk. 17,,IIud- dlestou's add. Eugene, $10. John ( Bullion et ux to Harvey A. Wheeler et ux Lot 5, blk. 4, Liz zie Luc key add Eugene $10. . E. (i. Jurgens et ux to CJpis. A. Met rosscn ct ux Tract nt &lth ntj Ferry Sts., $10. Budd Kompp 'et ux to (lenrge B. Srh:iefer Tracts in blk. 7. Stew art's add. Eugene. W Jf Ered h. B-hrenfus e iti in ,f. II Cliainbers :t5 A. tp. 20 S U 3 W, $1(1 C. E. f!. Weiss ef ux tn ratjk Eber-1 hart ot ux Lots 11-1-' blkv 7,' Col lege Hill Park. 10. ' : . , , ' 'We have made: no less than two hundred demonstrations of tne nmr- veious power of the new btar mubou djiilar motor," stated Kenneth Abies, local Star dealer thU morning. "And our men experience no end uf thmis showing just what they cau do with the new car. - - "We ourselves bun Idea that our factory and their engineers had de veloped such power plant as that of "tne new Star; and are more thau p.eaned with it. Wo openly nay she will uutpull in high any other stock iour, built, and aro prepared to back the statement With money, war- oles or chalk. - - j "Bear axle gear reduction remains J the saipe, an eight tooth pinion audi M tooth ring gear, which, of course, ; tgures out 4 tr) to 1, in high, just" tho same as it always before has I been. , The motor dimensions are j 3 3-8 x 4 1-4,; and pistons are split skirt Lymtc, with long skirts. The ' water jacket is so arranged that the j water pusses entirely around, each I cylinder, wuich tends to increase uni formity in coobng the pistons and in regulating their expansion, thereby msunug tne positive practicability of the, use of light pistons. Flywheels are ground to perfect calorie, and the Vhuic' resulting m the vibrationless action ot the motor. . , ftUny Sales "Notwithstanding the fact that old man winter snu aovers around, our men sold an actual total of 23 cars, ast wck, aud this week promises anoyier big total of sales. We now use tne term 'cash.ng in on power,' rather thuu 'selling, automobiles,' ar ound out plant. A New Stunt ' "Yesterday, one of the boys drove hi car in high over the tipper left hand pull on me Butte, and then up ihe steepest, muddy left hand pull which has been' formerly used to dem onstrate low gear work, right up to he lookout station and shelter above the 'O.' This, we believe, is unpre cedented in any car, four or six. v "Our demonstration week waa a big .uvcens, and our floor play has oeen the best we have ever experienced for this time of the year. 'Tomor row's Car Today' is truly tho car for the millions, with the million dollar motor." General AUTO REPAIRING and Overhauling By Experienced Mechanics Our Motto Service and Satisfaction, Reasonable Terms Service Auto. Shop - jcj. m. H. M. Moore 857 Pearl Street Phone 221 The people! who buy used cars from us ncath always come back to us when they want'an other car. This is conclusive proof that ou used cars are priced right. We back every' .car just as if it was brand new1. You should see these before you buy. 1923 Overland Coupe' . 1920 Overland Touring 1922 Chevrolet Touring 1919 Ford Touring WestS Sons Motor Company 9th and Pearl . Phone 592- ; Willys-Overland Fine Motor Cars AN EPITAPH "Slowly and sadly we luid him down Aud we spoke not a word of sor row." .'. He told us before he'd surely have His brake bunds fixed tomorrow. American Automobile Digest. VARNISH OF NEW CARS i The varnish of a new car is ben-; efitcd and hardened by washing witli ' clear, cold water. Mud that is allow ed, to dry upon the body takes the oil from the varnish and leaves the ; finisti mottled and streaky. Aineri- j can Automobile Digest. . - ' ! Thesure way to put pep Into your Job on a rainy day is to get into FISH BRAND Reflex Slicker AJTOWER CO. BOSTON Fiery, Itchy Skin Quickly Soothed With Sulphur . Mentho-Rulphur, a pleasant cream, will soothe and heal skin that is irri tated or broken oat wilh eczema; that 1b covered with ugly rauh or pim ples, or is rough or dry. Nothing mibduea fiery skin eruptions no quick ly, says a noted skin specialist. The moment this sulphur prepara tion is applied the itching stops and after two or three applications, the eczema is gone and the skin is de lightfully clear and smooth. Sulphur is so precious as a akin remedy be cause it destroys the parasites that cause the burning, itching or disfig urement. Mentho-Sulphur always heals eczema right up. A small jar of Kowtes Mentho Sulphur may be had at any good drug store. ' Four Big Offers On Used Cars On account of the. splendid reception which on new Jewett cars are receiving we are ahle to offer fjin,;n. TTOwn rAT?c oil f , Villi iUliUWIUg Kii-IJ-f Ufl.bU U.1X Ul willliU OTQ 1Q t wonaenui condition, witn very lew miles register ed at a big reduction from he new car price, al though the" cars offered are no older than some DEMONSTRATORS which are sold by some deal ers as new car3. , ' . " 1925 Willys-Knight Touring Car, with only 700 miles, completely equipped, including j. 1925 license, at a wonderful saving. ; 1924 Jewett Business Coupe (3-passenger) : with only 3700 miles, 1925 license, in ex ' . cellent shape at a good reduction from the new price list. 1923 Jewett Touring, balloon equipped, , . 1925 license, mechanically, perfect, at, a j "price that will surprise you. " 1923 Jewett Sport S3dan only $800.00 , 1925 license. This car comes fully equip- ped. Everything, at a price very reason able. Each of tho above cars carry our usual ninety day scrvjee, and any onp of them can be purchased on the easy playment, plan., FREE! FREE! FREE! We arc not nfraid of you knowing the ins and outs of how to buy a USED CAR, so we are ready to supply you with a booklet entitled "HOW TO BUY A USED CAR . SAFELY" Absoltely free for calling for same H. J. BRINGLE MOTOR CO, PAIGE JEWETT GRAY Phone 343 ' 71 Ninth St. West. Jlilll -"5a I A '25 Star ViU Outpull In High Any Other Stock '25 Tour Built! ! ! H Lane County Used Car Headquarters Offers: "24 FORD COUPE Ruxtell Axle, Cords, Sneedotter, Auto matic Swioe, Glass, Almost New. '22 FORD SEDAN Ruxtell Axle, New Cords, Double Hasslers Fine .Car. ' ' . FIVE CHEVROLETS All Traded In on 'Star Cars. 1919 to 1922, Reconditioned OLDS 8 TOURING , Good Rubber, and Had Good Owner, Real Snap. . '19 OAKLAND SI3C Extra Good Shaoe. Che.i - CASE TOURING - 7-PASS, In Fine Shape. Just Rlflht For Staae or Taxi. Make Us An Offer. Terms Trade on This It's Just What You Want." In Extra Good Shape. Fine Rubbr, US j, 23 STAR TOURING Accessories '24 STAR SPORT ROADSTEB 1 just wnat You Are waiting rgr. and in Wonderful Condition. DURANT SPORT TOURING Looks Like New Car. " And New C" Guarantee. DURANT 4-PASS. COUPE Only Run 8,000 Miles, New Set Conn Heater, Some BuyJ ' - FORD TON TRUCK Good Body, Cab, Good Rubber, Cheap Buy. nnnmr" rpriTTPTNfJ New Top and All Gone Over. If ' Want A Good Dodge Come On n Price on This One Will Surprise Vl? WE WILL TAKE IN YOUR OLD CAR-EASY TERMS ON BALANC8 "HOUSE OF SQUARE DEALS" Lane Auto Company, Inc. -' Home of W "TOMORROW'S CAR TODAY" A '25 Star -Will Outrull In High Any Other Stock. '25 Four Built! ! I '!