The Eugene guard., June 27, 1925, Image 12

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Saturday Evening, June
TUE EUGENE GUARD
Pnffo Twelve
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dian passes are seldom high so that
altitude doea not become a factor as
on the high desert plains over which
American highways are routed,"
Motorists contemplating trips in the
north country this season may take
trese suggestions at their face value
for they are based on the personal
experiences by Ir. Doolittle during a
5500 mile trip across Canada from
Halifax to Vancouver made lust sea
son in record breaking time,
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Weekly reports on rendition of
statu roads kIihv ronnnoDn goou i'ji
week-end tourists from I.nne.
'J'lic following report lias been mnoo
for the week-eml:
PACII'IC IIJiiilWAT I'ortlnml
Onson CilySalpin-AIianj-IIarri-l.iiri;
- .limelion City -K'lcene-CottiiKe
tJrmekMHehnrg-tirants 1'ssn-Meil-fntil-t'iilifurnia
slfllo line: I'avivl pn
t',re ilir-lunce. except between Hiity-iK-luii;
antl JitDrtion City where paving
per:ilioim urn ilinlpr wily, ltrxnl (!"(-
d to all traffic Southbound tniffio
detour at llarrisbilrg via Colrarg to
KiigpiiP. Bent route Albany to Junc
I'on l ity is via L'nrvsllis and .Monroe;
all puved.
vi:st sum: rAfii'ic im:n-
WAY I'cirlland-Npwbirgliayton
Jnnr'tion: T'avpd.
Dayton .Tunelion-MeMinnville: l'av
Ing oiiprations itndpr way. Traffic
for Mi-.Mintiville and beyond take
county road via I (nylon which is nil
pavpd.
Jlc.Minnville - Monmouth-f orvallis-
Jnnciion '('ity-Kngene: I'avcd.
coos iiAV iiosKnrnii HIGH
WAY 1'iicifie Iligliwav-Ciimas vul-lev-Mvrtle
Pnlnt-f'oquille: Mnendim.
WlixAMKTTT. VAl.I.I'.Vl'I.OIt
KXCK IIHillWAV .Inivtion t'ity-Clipshire-lioldsnn-ninnchly-ltninroek:
Macadam. Open to I'lorenee via
Mnplrlna or North Fork rotilps. Kirt
road.
COIIVAi.US-NKWTOIIT ItKill
WAV Corvallis riiiloinfllh Wren-
Kildi ville-Toledo-Newport : Macadam.
, McMINXVfl.I.I'. - ril.f.AMOOK
II II ill WAV .MrMinnville-Slieridim:
1'ttved.
Sheridan-Wlllamidil-Orand llonde-Ileho-Tillamook:
I'art paved; bal
ance g'iod tnacaihim.
TUALATIN VAI.I.MY IlKillWAY
- I'ortlnnd llilllioro-I''orpt (Irove
Carllon Mc.Minnville: I'nved.
.Ml'. HOOD I.OOI' IlKillWAY
rortland-IJovprnineiit Cnmp: 1'aved to
tireshmn; balance good nriciidam.
Covci'ninenl I 'amp-1 lood Itiver:
lioail open entire distance npiuiul
loop. Macadam.
.Mi K'KNZI K I IH'IIl WA V -l-jtgene-SitefH:
Macatlainiced except a I
niile Heelion over McKenzie I'flKS
where conHt ruction operations are in
progress; passable at all times.
Sisters ('line Tails- Itedmond:
Macadam.
OlIKOKN CAVKS IlKillWAY
Tledwo.id lltghw-av .Innclioii to Ore
gon Caves' in gc.od condition.
AI.SKA UltillWAY t'orvnllis-:
riiilninath-Alsea; Macadam.
AlNrn-Walport : Itond passable but j
rough in pi ices. Surfacing work lo i
progress between .isea . iinu i me
witter; look out for trucks,
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Wv NKA S.rvice
IH'XVKU. Colo., June L'T.- Motnr
ir.s in teiid' lift to take a trip over
ii'oiniliiinoud MM'ritnry nhould prepare
IheiuselvrH fur a rliinijtp in llie per
foi minicp of Mirir earn.
The boat m n y run perfectly nt
lowrr leveltt, hut xomeliow he Iohps
pep when tourlnn the IhmkIiIh. The
engine overhentu tnre rnnily. And
th car Un'l ho pnod in cltmhiriK.
Keturninft to lower lititd, the old
pep fiHnen hack. The eimine ncta as
well n k ever and Ihr c;ir Himhs the
h IH with ensp. f
The nnswer to thin mystery is n 1 1 1 -tud1.
The higher In car clinUs the
riircr ih the atiuosplierc and (he
"WE HAVE
OUR BOOK
SAVINGS BANK
HOW ABOUT
YOURS?"
Ono of tho first d ill tea of
every young coupln Is to
start n savings account. It
need not deprive ynu of any
pleasures, and n Ittllo mon
ey in tho bank when op
portunlty knocks nt your
door tuny mean tho differ
ence between poverty nnd
wealthy.
Start n savlnns account at
this bank by depositing only
one dollar, or nioro The
handsome little bonk coin
hank that wo'H, loud ynu
will cnllcct the array nickels
and dimca and muko ynur
bank itcconnl grow at a sur
prising rate.
FIRST
NATIONAL
BANK
Eugene, Oregon
STOCKS AND BONDS
V sold It Inquiries In bu
nr soil Bny nmrkrtntiln IIkIi-u
lotnl or .inllHiPd (i(-urltlrs.
Arllvr. mnrkpt for Duriinl. Ktnr
'Klln' nni! Itlrknn!u(ckrr Motor
iiihjp: I'ulillc Ullllllrn.
Prompt aMMillon givi'n nil or
ders. (i(nh paid (or purt-hHs
ea; nn dolor. Quotations fur
nlshed.
HOOD BROTHERS
S Chsmlcr of Commr-rre Irldit
I'ortUnd, Orn.
Th driver of this car took a curve at 45 miles it hour, at Carbondale, III. T.ic rails stonped him
after two had plowed thrpuah the car from front to tear, breaking his companions leg and tearing
her skirt from her.
lv W. T. MOUUIS lability to judge their rate of travel. When the driver had reochpd what
rMIK'AtiO, Jimp '-'". Accessorips ! without the aid of the meter to reg- he estimated to he lift miles an hour,
were once considered the Imur- j ister their speed. the eurdboard was removed. lie was
ies of nutmnotiva travel. Today many A true story is told of a tnxienb four.d to be driving at .i miles an
of them are the ncccsitics of safe ; company manager w'.n enllpil upon a hour-and he was an experienced op
travel, j driver to prove that he was going only : erajor.
U (f these the speedoniPter has a dis
tirct and iniiorlant function in main
taining safety on the street and high
way. Too many drivers believe in their
more rliffruK itnrftiiu's tlif onjfine's
Jiliility to perform.
Thinnor Air
As (Iip cur B'ips hijiliT, thp prrn
Hitri' cf ilio :r i rpflupffl. Xormnl
nir iireHin-e nt nrji ivr is J."i poiinflft
lo tin1 P'liinrp iiH-h. Hut nt Ponvpr,
for cxnmplo, which Ih n mile nhnv.
hoii Ifvol, tiin nir prcHsurp is only 12
pdijmlH to t ho Kipiiirp inch.
Thin nMhir'f.Hi in air prrHKiir linn
a nmliTiiil pffpet rin ho pruvcr pro
flu pil 1 Hip K'lHoliup i'dkiiip. TIip
t'fimprr'HHini fif I tii rng'ne is rpdured,
nnri thiH ilirn-tly nffvftn the pow-pr
hrhind thp piKlon n(rnKo.
The fedurrd wpigM of thi nir nUn
nft'pfiH the iiomhimiinn in t lio cylin
flprw. Thorp iH n rrdnri ion in t ho
nniniint ofl nir nppdrd for rnmpdptp
roihtmlion of t hi fiipl.
Loss Power
TIip mipply of fupl must 1p rut
down propnrticnntHy to m.'iintflin
proppr ronihiiKtioti. And Ipss powpr
rrmillH.
To mnkp up for thin Iorh nf powpr,
it in inlvimihlc In open up t h o nir in
Inkf rjilhcr thfiu Itiin down (hp fup)
Mipply.
At liighrr nit iludPH thp boiling
point of wnlfi' dropH. Which pro
duces n Rrpntpr d.injior nt oprhrnt
iiiK tho cur dp nt mich ltoi((l)t.
Thrrpforp, it ih wp)l to rnploiiHih the
wiilcr niorr oftrn thtin nt lower
IpvpIh.
When (tie motoriM enmes down
from the hiKhlnndx, he finils he Iihn
to iptulitist hiK uiilmretor I t hpnvior
ntmoNpliere,
SPEEDWAY FOR MIAMI
Miami isa to have a new motor
npppilw.iv Ihnl will cost ahout
$1.(M)(UUIO. It in pxpecled to ii ready
nex January. Hny llarround. fa
inniis nice ilriver, is at the head of
the project.
Dodbe Brothers
SPECIAL
TQURINE CAR
! MOTOROX , ISSfi a ABsaas Z
'Jfl miles an hour at the time of an nc -
riilcnt.
The driver took the wIippI of a ear
en,uiiped with a speedometer. A card-
hoard was plnced over the meter.
(iont raimiiK i an industry which
hns been mnterially benefitted by tb
automobile. These iconlH nr An
goras, the elite of the specip, and
their hnir is used in makiujc '" "10
hnir plush used to upholster Oldsmo
hile rtedans, and in fact, practically
nil of the better class closeil cars..
For years the cultivation of Aniiopi
fronts was limited to Asia Minor
where strict lawn prevented their ex
portation. It is less than ') years
iiko that they were hroujibt to this
country, and today there lire thous
ands of herds Kraziui; in north and
sunt hweKiern states.
The chief difference between An
Rora Ront hair or nmhnir and sheep
wool is that the latter has a kinky
nppparancp and its outer nurfnen is
covered with barbs and natural oil,
whereas mohnir is usually wavy but
not kinky and outer rurfnee !s
Hinooth, (ilosny and dry. It also linn
a channel through the renter w hit h
carries the oil in the same way as hu
man hair. This latter characteristic
is the renson why mohair retains its
luster after scouring, ns the soap and
water do not remove the Hfn-jriviiiR
nil. Mohair i nbout two and one
half times stronger than wool.
These) advantages of strength, lon&
wear and perpetual silky appearance
make -it a fabric (hat was quickly
seized upon by automobile manufac
lurerH as-ideal for closed car uphol
stery. Olds Motor Works, which is
the oldest automobile company in the
world, was nmouc the early users of
mohair.
As the use of closed model nutomn-
Half the pleasure of buying a motor
car rests in the conviction that you
have exercised a sensible choice.
That pleasure is shared by every
Dodge Brothers purchaser not alone
at the hour of purchase but ever
afterward.
His good judgment is confirmed by
everything that he continues to hear
about the car. and everything that it
does.
! Mntistus snow mat me majoriij
of traffic accidents are caused by too
i much vpeeil. In many eases, the
driver fails to appreciate how fast
' he is.'rrnlly traveling.
I biles has kept inerenstriK enrh yeor
the demand for mohair hns increased.
The rnisinj; r.f AiiKora gontB in this
(routry has kppt pace with the de
mand until today the I'nited States
J vies with Axia and Southwst Africa,
; two other ehipf locatioim PHRncod in
this industry, in volume of output.
-" USED CARS HURT
T'sed cars are finding n difficult
. market wilh the introduction of new
and cheap enclosed models. Mtiyera
i liesitnte to pay for the used earn,
j when I lie nddition of n little more
II buy a new enclosed car.
NEW CAR FINISH
From camera to nuto finishes la
the jump made by the Eastman Ko
dak company, by their -introduction
: of a new type of finish for autoino
; biles. They call it Kodalak. v
LESS HORSE FEED
H'rse feed In giving way swiftly
to auto fuel. Consumption of hny in
New York, for instance, hns de
creased from U.'i to Vui per cent in the
last Jear.
ONE-THIRD U. S. AID
j Nearly one-third of the interstate
, roadt. getting federal aid, have al
' ready been placed under, construe
' Hon or completed. This covers
lOttu inilcH of highway, costing more
j than $150.0(10,000.
RUST-PRU0FING
A new rust -proof process lias been
developed for covering parts of attto
moliileH. (iears are merely dipped
in the i'quid get a I tain eoat and
are proof from rust as they have
been under the oil-dip treatment.
POPULAR DANCE
At Thurston Saturday. June 27
Music by Oilbert's orchestra. jeU'7
(i New Standard Sedan Ir!
KH2T Johnson Motor Co. II
"FUh in abundance, big game, long
days and glorius twilights await the
motor tourist in Canada this sum
mer." says Ir, P. K. !nolitt!e. presi
dent of the Canidian Automobile as
sociation, commenting on conditions
in Canada during the summer season.
"H'ghwny conditions in Canada for
the must part are attractive. No spe
cial equipment is necessary to insure
safe travel although it is desirable
to carry non.skid chains. They will be
neeile in wet wet weather on the
gravel roads of Nova Scotia. New
Brunswick and i'rince Kdward Island
and on the hard-surfaced roads of
(Juehec and )nfario. In Manitoba
and Saskatchewan road? are chiefly
of dirt, which in wet weathpr becomes
gumbo. Here chains are a real nec
essity after rains. Hut in .July, Aug
ust and September, these roads dry
quickly, after rain and are excellent
for motoring.
"Light woolens will be ncded for
tho cool seaside climate of the Mari
time provinces in thp east. Lighter
clothing will suffice along the St.
Lawrence river resorts although the
nights are cool. In the Ottawa vai
ley and in Ontario., the days are
quite warm although outer wr tps for
night wear will be useful. Warmer
clothing will be needed by the motor
ist in Manitoba. Saskatchewan and
Alherta even in July and August
where the days are warm but the
climate quite changeable.
"In the Rocky mountain districts
of Alberta, temperatures vary with
the altitude and fairly warm clothing
should be carried, although in the
valley the summer temperature is
most -attractive. On the 'Pacific
coast tho temperature is uniform and
seldom too hot or too cold.
"In eross'ng the continent through
Canada the motorist misses the
(ireat American desert. The Cana
W ILL YS-
World's Lowest Priced Cars
with Sliding Gear Transmission
A year ago even six months ago this latest
Overland achievement would have seemed
impossible, incredible.
A solidly-built, very roomy Sedan with ex
ceptionally wide doors beautiful cloth
upholstery nickel-finish interior fittings-one-piece
ventilating windshield
AUTO COWCERllI HAS
PROMOTIONS iDE
Three of Willys-Overland officials,
all well known in the automobile in
dustry were promoted, according to
the announcement following the last
stockholders' meeting of the company
in Toledo.
A. U. Qualy who has been for
years secretary to President John N.'
Willys of Willys-Overland, Inc. was
announced as the new secretary of
Willys-Overland. Inc. Mr. (Juniy's
association with automobile men
throughout the country has resulted
in a wide acquaintance of friends
who are now offering congratulations
to him in his new position.
Secretary and treasurer of Willys
Overland, 1. A. Miller's elevation to
first vice-presidency of the company
has received considerable comment
throughout the industry. Mr. Miller's
acquaintances include men in every
branch of the industry.
11. J. Leonard, formerly the general
manager of the Stephens Motor Car
company was anounced at .the stock
holders meeting as new vice-president
of Willys-Overland.
COAL ALCOHOL
Alcohol from coal is being derived
by a new process utilized by a Paris
company. From 30 to 40 pounds of
the fuel alcohol can be obtained
from a ton of coal.
2,000,000 TRUCKS
there are now ahout 2,150,000
trucks in the I'nited States. And
about HTn.OOO new trucks are placed
into aervice nnnually.
OVERLAND
This Newest Overland Closed Car
Value is Without Precedent A
Full Size, 5 -Passenger Sedan with
27 Horsepower Performance, at a
Price Every Family Can Afford
MSTimt495sAaStcdCoape,t635iAaStmlScJm,t7l5if..l.Tlca. II
AttSfd Tmi, t95s AU Slat Coupe,
Touring
$890
Ycu wgnt beauty. This Oldsmobile Six is beauti.
ful. Just look at it!
You want performance. Here's performance
rivaling that of :r higher-priced cars. Drive it
and you'll see! . '
Now the only place to get both these desirable
qualities at a moderate price is in this Oldsmobile
Six. Make comparisons and you must agreel
All prices, o. b. Lansing, plus tax.
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F. E. Calkins Motor Co.
837 Pearl St. Phone 605
OLDSMOBILE
imOpUCT Of 6IN1M1 MOTOUti,
U$si,
FINE . MOTO R CARS
mem
With a modern unit power-plant 27 horse
power disc-type clutch ftxt accelerator
sliding gear transmission big 10-inch brakes
balanced crankshaft cellular radiator.
$635 1 AO Stmt StJan. S7I5 .... TetcJo.
mj s1075