Evening, March 14, 1925
THE EUGENE GUARD
Tago Three
FOOTBALL FIE
' DIES AT HOTEL
..... YORK. March 14. W
I r.r Cmp. nott1 'oolba11 coacl1
i critic died today.
II, di"l"l ur"
I Fion'; jdenrtod a meeting of
I .i.ll rules committee Inst night
,4m about niidn'ght anil retiring to
m room m 1
" p0,lv was in good health wbe.l
jtlircd. hotel attaches Mid.
fflen We rl" """"" "
...i morning in the 1 lot !
,,,tns;lrania the members delaye.l
..i .i,ir meeting pending Camp's
jiritol. When some tiine llad clnPscl1
Ba he lind not appeareu, dim noptr,
ton coach was delegated by tho
,,oilte to look for Camp at ttu
Bflmont. Hoper went to the famous
rfj ri Jin nd getting no responio
ui the door opened. C'iimp was lyiug
jai on hi
irrnngements for the funeral prob
.u. -ill be made later today after
jii'irrival of Mrs. Camp, who was in
jtliatic City this morning.
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"Circulation Contests Some le-
rtnt Kiperienees.
bcnooi rage ucivnuuu
TIk value of a school pnge wns de
fended by Art Steel of the CIntskanie
Chief. Klbert IV Itede of the Cot
tige Urove Sentined opposed it on
tho eromius that the expense was in-
iuffinont for the return. Other ed
itors nimroved ot the pnge n it wus
disi-riminiiiiugly edited.
"ForeiL'i advertising is any adver
ting the source of which is outside
Toor cdiiimimity." derlured Ralph K.
Mwrrison. of the Western Farmer,
ui an addrcj-s on the "Foreign Adver
tising Silniition." He united further
that the l"cl merchant was the guide
ind advised the small papers to "stick
to the local merchant."
Walter Burn, Pacific coast
manager 01 tue American ivews
paper i'lildishcrs association, stress-
nl the fact that one must sell
tbf idea of newspaper advertising to
aitioaid advertisers, in a talk on
"Building Your Newspaper's National
Advertising."
Circulators Meet.
A conference of the Pacific North
ern Circulation Managers followed i
1 the jntnt conference at 3:ir. I
Ellis U. Hall uf the Centraim, n I
Chronicle, discussed the problem of j
I wlaried vs. independent carriers and
! & P. Hopwood of the Portland Ore
i eonian, explained and illustrated the.
we of circular letters, declaring tln-m
lobe iiu effective method of securing
cirvnlatioii. i
The iminrtancc uf carrying agriciil-:
tural news vas emphasized by II. F. I
L)De8 of the Tacoina Ledger. V. I'. I
Ljness of the Tacomn TriUinc told
uf the importance of keeping the pub
lishers interested in the circulation
manager's association.
Cash In Advance. -
W. A. Scott, nf the Salem Capirvl
I Juurual reviewed the success of his
Iier in adhering to a ensh in ndvau.e
cimjlation.
The influence of a paper's editorials
iihl policy was declared to be a factor
m circulation, declared .1. M. Dunning
of the Peiidlet'in Fast lreg.uliiu.
llioryiiiiliuejift and Mvsti'iiintiKod caie
ttire found lo be the essentials of a
uccesfiil house to -bouse soliciting.
It J. K. Howard of the Albany peino-
crat-Ilrrald.
!!!ll25 Years Ago. Are Now Merely Relics
twenty-five years aqs this was a novelty. Taday its a museum relic. It is one of the first
motor trucks that appeared. It was run by steam oower and was considered powerful enouah to
pull a five-ton load.. Today a truck manufactured by the same firm is made to pull loads up to 25 tons.
before SnOO enthusiasts with five more than 4,"i per cent over tho week
passengers; Twin Peaks and Dolores j ending February 34 '
n'i -ST- i FrancLscV" n fPV L .1. E. Fields, vice-presi.ient in
foupe, in high gear: Hall street. ' , , ,
Portland. Ore., in high gear, officially charge of the Mnxwell-(. hrysler
observed; Clark street Hiul Sherman t companies, is of Ine opinion that the
avenue. Coos Hay. Ore., in high genr: i business done by the two cars in
Tice bill. Rakersfield, Cal.; Old Towu HtL'.'i will exceed by nt least f.O per
Although the bounty hunters are
having quite a success bringing in
bobcats there will soon be a falling off
in this outdoor sport, according to
George Moody, of the McKenzie
bridge district, who was here iday.
Mr, Moody who does considerable
trapping both for furs and also in th.
bill, San lMego, Cal., nnd many other
bills less noteworthy.
Type of Metal That
Refuses to Rust Is
Used by Chevrolet
In the spring an automobile own
er's fancy turns to cleaning up the
war aguinst predatory animals report old bus. Ouring the remainder of
that the "kitties" are getting cautious the year the color of the car may
owing U the recent he.ivy inroads jii be unrecognizable but somehow the
their ranks. "A cat now is worth five j bright sunshine and the clean breeies
dollars, including both the county and ' form a kind of tonic that gets into
state bounty, and everybody ou the I an niitnmobile. owner's blood and
upper McKenzie are after the am-' urges him to clean up the car, if
for no other reason than to be in
harmony with the spirit of the sen-
cent the volume of last yeur.
mats, .Mr. Moody said. I he heaver
season which closed .March 1 was u.it
a success in the McKenzie area, the
trnpper said. Too mauy of the rodents
were trapped the first season and tho
catch this year was very low. be vaid.
Mr. M'lody collected the bounty on
one bobcat at the office of the county
clerk today, .lames Yale, also of the
McKenzie bridge district, received the
bounty on one coyote.
The results of such manual labor
are often real gratifying; in fact,
inspire a kind of pride of ownership
which may have palled during the
year. But if the ear chances to be
a couple dT years old. there are sonic
tell-tale marks that reveal age.
It was because of the fact that
rain and sunshine will form rust on
most metals that the engineers of the
Chevrolet Motor company set to
work to find a type of met-il that
would not rust.
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Demonstrations of
Power Are Staged
By Star AlltOmObile jnollK this Hue areembodiedn the
. : j new Chevrolet in an airplane meta!
radiator shell, winch is non-rusting
because of the composition of the
metal used nnd has all the beauty of
nickel. Like the Duco finish on this
car, this radiator shell actually im
proves in lustre with rubbing nud
age.
1 here is no possibility of rubbing
bi-cause . the
OAKLAND, Cal., March 14.
fTpecial) Never before has automo
bile history recorded such a sensn
tionnl series of power demonstra
tions as those written in blazing print
by Star automobiles during the past
few weeks.
. Onn hv aiio. the most famous of
wostorn bills, some lomr. some short. I through' the coating
some "straight up" nud some with ! whole hIicII is inndc of tho same ina-
innny winding tortuous curves, have I terinl. .
fallen victim to the 10-3 Ktnr car's j ;
"million dollnr motor.' This new ( r n .
power plant is wing looked up to i iMaxweii-Llirysler
toilny as One of the most powerful j
small motors that has ever been SaleS Set ReCOrd
u renin ui mini tf. uiiiuuiwiKv
eers. '
.It has accomplished the "iinpos- With the largest retail 'sales for
sihle" many' times. A recapitulation a single week in this seaosn of the,
of some of its achievements show year ever recorded in Maxwell- -many
points well known to motor- j Chrysler history, officials of the com- j
lomL-Wp known to anyone who has , pany are convinced that their two
traveled extensively in the west. j products nre well started on the way
Included among the hills, as "those j to a banner year. '
conquered" at the Durnut Motor The record week, ending Febru
company factory here, are these: ! ary lil, showed a gain in MnxwelC
Waterman canyon, from San Her-J sales over the same week last year'
nardino to Lake Arrowhead, in high i of per cent, while the increase
gear, a record never before beaten: j over the preceding week was 44.2
Motorcycle hill, in Phoenix, climbed j per cent. Chrysler sales gained
Active spring trade markets were
indicated both In the factory ship
ment reports and the statement of
business conditions by, dealers which
were presented at the directors
meeting of the national automobile
chamber of commerce in New York
recently.
Two bund red seventy-seven thous
and arid six hundred cars and trucks
were manufactured in February, as
estimated from shipping reports
compiled to date. 3 his is l. per cent
abend of January.
Industry regards the situation as
favorable since there is less tendency
to stock in anticipation of spring de
mand this year and accordingly out
put figures reflect actual sales.
Heports from dealers of mnt sec
tions of the country bear out this
fact stating that new ear stocks are
light, that used vehicle inventories
arc cleaning up and that demand in
the truck field continues active. Win
ter sales have also been hotter than
last year in the middle west, though
lighter on both coasts,
illy NF.A Service)
SACUAMKNTO. Cal., March 14.
Five bills introduced before the Cali
fornia legislature seek the adoption
of compulsory insurance of motorists.
The amount of insurance ranges up
to SHl.tKKI.
One bill would make the owner of
a vehicle liable for death or injury
of a person through negligence of
operation.
Anouier bill c.ills fi-r suspension
of an operator's license for six
inonth on third ronv.rtton fur viola
tion of the motor vehicle act.
A third oalU for n mevhnnicHl gov
ernor on all trucks to control thei
speed. Several other bills aim speci
fically at commercial vehicles' one
of which would impose a tax nf 4
per cent on the gross receipts of
their owners.
Several other bills have been in
troduced, most of them calling for
some financial return to the state for
the use of a motor vehicle.
'Outdoor Franklin'
Takes Road Again
For Western Auto
"Outdoor Franklin" is about ready
to take to the road again.
With a new sport car fitted with
every necdel accessory and camping
convenience rranklm will set out
from Los Angeles within a few dny
to begin to gather first band infor
mation regarding road. camping
places, hunting and fishing; every
sort of outdoor information imagin
able for the benefit of the Inform)!'
tion bureaus of the scores of stores
of the Western An to Supply com
pany.
In the course of his travels this
year the road scout expects to visit
every one of the nine western slates
in which the Western Auto Supply
company is represented, nnd bis
journeys will take him as far east a
Denver nnd over the country from
the Mexican border to Canad?i. Me
will visit all the national parks in
this vast territory anil collect all val
uable information concerning the
best roads into I hem, camping facili
ties, etc.
According to C. M. I'rey. local
manager of the Western Auto Sup
ply company, the photographs and
information that Frankliu's research
es will collect will be a very vnlunlnV
addition to the service of the West
ern Auto Supply compnny.
WILLYS. OVERLAND
FINE MOTOR CARS
World's lowest priced
four dem'$$ffl$kei$edmi
ivith Sliding Gear Transmission
It's a landslide for the new
Overland All-Steel Sedan...
nothing to compare with its
value under $1000... not an
excess ounce in weight...
greatly increased safety be
cause of greatly increased
driving vision... the thrill of
big power... the satisfaction
of a modern disc-type
clutch.. .the riding eaae of
patented Triplex Springs...
...the pleasure of rich velour
upholstery . . . and money
saved in first cost, upkeep
and every mile of running.
Total Auto Costs
";. So far are Placed
At $40,000,000,000
OVER
ALL-STEEL
Toltd
ID) J.,FJ pfoourrs
ST & SONS MOTOR CO.
9th and Pearl Eugene, Ore.
government from the first adminis
tration - of (ieorge Washington '
through the first administration of
Woodrow Wilson. It is far greater
than all the present indebtedness of
our nntiounl government, our slates,
anil nil our municipalities. i
"We have produced in this conn
trv some lU.OOO.tKH) automobiles, of
which more thnn l.tMKi.tMM) have been
exported, nearly (i.(MM).iMKI have worn
out anil about 17,000,000 nre now in
use.
) '"I'd Ihiv -nnd run thoNO nutmi-n-
- 1 ttlT6H w hflYe saent luorn tl.a'i
Americans in Canada i .Sl0.UMi.n00.otKL a sum almost twice of exnendilure which it iictuallv in-
Xearly $J"i.(HH),Olt(t h invested in ni great as our military expenditures volved. That sum would have re
the auto industry !n ''aiiadn. Of during the world war. (stored all the devastated Prions of
this, OO.'J per ceii !h credited to . ;lt in ntmost twice as much as tliej France idx times over."--Leonard P.
American capital. 1 entire expenditures f nur national J Ayro. noted Cleveland statistician.
"With that much money our Hevo-
lutiouary war could have been kept
running for -OOO years at the rale
Popularity lilt tins Means
Appreciation of GxeaterYaiues
Ford Service
Our no wimproved equipment moans better service
in less time, at lower cost to you.
Get our prices first j
COOKS FORD SERVICE
l 23 7th Ave. East
Tn Finht n-ia Ti
ffl Drodnrci' nnrl ilistrtlntt ors nf
iitontift have decided to organize
Miinst increase of the gasoline tax
in that state.
BOXINll
Inn't fil lii nee the fit-bt Monday
"'thi at the Winter Onrdon mitt
Stop Coughs
il A lteul Cord (ire
Extra Special
-Oversize .'10x3.1 sellinyr nt
50L0 EVERYWHERE j
9.95
ALL DAY AND XIGIIT SKKVICK ,
Beginning April first we will keep our repair shop
open day nnd night for tho convenience of autoists.
liOAl) CALLS AXSWEHKIj
B. & PL Tire Co
84.) Olive
J'lione 810
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"HEHsssss8s&fa CWV) aars aiSsJTmrl .mMt
Th Standard
Pout-Dear ittdan
$1095
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CHICHESTER S PILLS
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MAdoSD It It AMI
SOLO BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
ten
Announcement!
I have taken over the management of The Oregon
Motor Co. nt 030 Olive street nnd will personally
look after your auto need.
STOK AG KK KPA I K 1 NO-WAKI 1 1 Sd
Welding and General Hepairing
"EVERY NEED OE AX AU'J'OMOBILE"
The new good Maxwell has won
such hearty approval here and
everywhere, its popularity is a
matter of comment. There can be
no question that the car offers
advantages never before found
in a four.
There are logical reasons for this
advanceovercon ventional results.
First, the determination of Max
well-ChryslcrenKinecrstodcvelop
the four-cylinder principle to its
fullest extent.
Next, the marked and recognized
advantage in experience and re
sources of one of the largest and
strongest quality manufacturing
organizations in the industry.
Furthermore, the new good Max
well is truly a "manufactured"
car. The entire car, almost to the
smallest detail, is built in the great
Maxwell plants.
Naturally, with all these advan
tages the new good Maxwell offers
higher quality and finer motor
ing at a surprisingly low cost.
The car's popularity means that
the public has discovered this fact.
To put the matter briefly, you
have only to observe the growing
number of new good Maxwells
on the road to understand the
wide-spread appreciation of Max
well's higher quality and greater
values. We are eager to prove it
in a demonstration.
Towrfnic Car
Club Coupe
Club Sedtsn
$ S95
W
1041
Standard Four-Door Srdan $I09f
Special tour-Donr Srdan - 1245
All pricrM f.o.b. Detroit, tax extra.
We are pleased to extend the convenience of time payment. A sic about
Moxu-eU's attractive plan. Maxwell dealer and superior Moxwrf! $erv
Ice everywhere.
G. C. M0IR 8c CO.
042 Olive
fhcltew GaodL
DUCO
Is a New Discovery In
Auto Painting
and Ilka all new things, It has been orohlbltlve In price,
for no other reason than some people ara always ready to
take advantage of the public. We have been fortunate enough
to secure the service of an expert on Duco finishing for several
weeks to train our regular force In the latest methods of ap
plying this finish to automobiles with the modern machinery
we have recently Installed and we ara now ready to Laoquer
finish your car with Duco or any of the well-known brands
of Lacquer finish, for the same price wo have been selling
you a cood r.alnt Job for the past ten years.
Refinish Your Car Complete with Lacquer
in 3 to 6 days the Indestructible Finish
60;- of the New Modola Have a Lacquer Finish,
Why? Once Your Car Is Lacquer Finished
Your Paint Troubles Are Over
O'DAY'S
Auto Top & Painting Shop
Auto Painting Auto Trimming Upholstering
AUTO PLATE GLASS
3628th Ave. East Telephone 1287-J
NOW OPEN!
Handling complete line of
Replacement Parts
and
Accessories
, for cars, trucks and tractors
Everything for that overhauling job. You are cor
dially invited to visit this new store and Inspect
our lines.
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"Always Dependable"
991 Oak St., Cooper Bldg.
Plume 0411
Phone 239
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