Morning register., July 15, 1923, Image 21

HfTtoyellowstone
1 1 III I b
iff '
Loo Thousand Cars Roach
Park in riisuu wj"
M OREGON CARS ARRIVE
I Total al t'Mntvm V.n.
r Tourist Trawl to l ;
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r01"" i.nn unrllKH entering
H"U' ..." "..',1.1110 110 Hint travel
V'r ; i i 'I"'" " """' ,h;
....... in ma miirnss, n w
rVMt If"1". ' .. IIAt.rulii.
W"rZ,r. m Canada.
fcr.OoTcBrMrry.
K-tW(,r": .,... July tho
1ln. ,oii" I t od " "'omit r'"",,
""a ih. , Inormiiliiir lW at l"
v.. volume of trnrria now nui
rLTiuwn slate toward the
fe?,inn io" "f """" '"7"
Mno,.f": ...atward In the
K J. Ih. touring aenaon "
Tha totala I" J""" 'y entrance
Til" ittfll M. ear.
tt;;ni Huili.'rn. 7 cum. ear.
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int : . .....
In Jun lonin .uu
"V ... .......no .if nutoillo-
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IM is the in.'rw nti'i'".
'Ihinslnn wea third III volume
Lf travel. h SOI rr carry ng
Nil oajBWnBrw, - -
orih.wliH ear an.1 " P-
l..lv whrll lhi en-
pal Istampeda won III piogreaa at
Coof. . .. .
Orrin wim
in Juua rnmo
III rar. with 1 "plf. from
iri.. Idnho. IIUni wllh 409
Up!.: (rom oron. 7 rr Willi
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clHh H opl.
Amonit ! "--dppL
JHlnoi.' imvl w hvy.
l 01 mirt 9 .nilr.
Ohio, km SJ cum noil jit.
.;'. ' . .... .....
Durliif June 11 nnr wm. u
Lin cm. from Cnnlj. A
pvif romiKilnir of I. C. l!lr.
tluM'ih Minor nu iioptirii....'..
Ln l.u.t. nnaMUl Ihrnlltfll IllO
Ltttn roul from Han Krmicliwo
w,Viw Vork, ni In Jui. In cr
muIki I'hlllpplno l-I.in.lK II
The crniml .on wan flnit
npMil"il y Mr. nrt Mm.
ilurU-t Rwiumin, of Bullion, whono
... a... uH,MniM.n 1 11 1 Irlt InM
IlU. l.U... fH.I - -
Colombia will lnclurto mont of Ilia
lutloiml prk.
(miKin in mnjoniT
m.. . . 1 1 . h r. HnM.
tnfl IIIHJ.tr. .7 " "
lw throimh Ilia Yollowniona nrk
ir ocrupl.l by cumpein, who nro
liklnr ilvihlnuo of It." fltnlllllv
provhlMl hnra. Thorn hnvo boon
u mny m 70 auiomoniio crap-
... 1.. vi.Mm.t tin.
I lax pflnin. -----Sprlnrn
on a ulnulo nlihl, mill (he
mmp m uia rniini.11 nn.i
m nrnvlnr vorr popular. Tha
Iwmtr in froqnenloil by lhliar
ho noy nol only the noynor.
Wm .... IL. .......... . whlflh
u tmiuitntly tb upper baaln dl
lilct IhU your. Tha IJiko camp la
lorl by rinhormen, and tha fa-
ihwu r.R.....ic nriuao. wii.cn in iiuikw
ir by, la fronurntly crowdil.
in para omrini ar en .ouraa
'ft .no auuitlll.lMID irHTr. .n W"7
ny pomhio. Hicphon T. Mather,
director of tlio national park aerv
l, In now In the Yollnwatnne
Urk. IIa has in...... ... .ha fr
etmning; xrounda, made tba no-
numianoe of a ureal number of
mn, an.l brr.amo Ihorouithly
(miliar wltli all phaaea of the
1111I011111I1II0 Unvnl wllb a vlnw lo
Ha rnioiiiiiH.'riiniit n.,i ny ,ru
but In, nil ullii.r iinlluiiil parka.
lMiiliiniMii U Variixl 1
lOv.'i y lyim of cur ami' lit tnillor
haa Iiiioii lupraaniiliHl iiiuufitr tha
iiuti.iiiiilillva In in pink. Miiiun
of til" viimiira huvn uxer.'lai.il
Croi.l 1 11 11 1 1 y In IiiiII.IImu (rui'k
iidl. 'a wllh m.vorml liii, anil nth
era bitvii rilluil Imrlha In II111 alilra
ot Ilia fiira. A moat, vurlaly of
tonla 1. Urn urn In la, riiiiKlnil from
tliu iirout fulully t.'iiln 40 annul
pup limta, Many of Ilia ouKlla urn
iiiillipi'.l with uunvna fly tenia
wnl.'li fit to the aide of ll.o our.
Tlli'ro aeeiua no diiul.t Hint tlio
liulomuUllo travol .fur Hi., .'i.ai.ii
will break nil ri'.uiiila, uml alntje
llm rnll iriuTfln will ia al limal avar
iin, tba prndloUon of a new r"
Old for toliil aoiux.ii tfuvel aenma
oollnln In-ha-verified, ' The' eall
innted atlendiiiive lor Iho aoiiaun
la 120.0110. 1 '
Beach lUtort NW1
NintiMirt iM'ni'li N.-mh
f IteMlMlvr IrfUle l.'uu.lly Mpwlal)
NIOWPOIIT, r July H. The
I'HKlflo 8 11 r u 0 e 4;.irpiinalon'a
atcmer, Hobort JuhnHon, cleared
Tuoadny at a. in. for Wlllapa hay,
wbern It will I'nmnli'ta lie onrito by
tnklnaT on a Imlf million' feet of
luml.tir beruro u.'tmrUin, fur Hun
Kruiii'larn. (IwIiik to Ilia fuel tlmt
Ilia Toledo mllla worn iilnaed four
dnya over the Kourtlt Ih.i Roliort
Jolituwn left 'with but 11 million
foul. It will return Uundny,
l"liKliH'"r Carroll arrived thla
weok wllh a party of helpera who
expect lo l.lnat out rock ni tha en
trance to the harbor. Ttarae rorka
have nol proved danneroua aa yet
but nuw Hint III" 1.1k bonta nro
ciilnllitf Into lb" buy It la noceaaary
lo mnko Ilia hurbor aa aafo aa poa-Ible.
Tha order of the Kaatnrn Hlar of
Newport havo been ' entertalnlpaT
tba f.illowInK Kraud Indite mem
bora: Mr. Htela Kelloa: Urako of
I'oribiud, Mra. Ignore II. Kerr of
Corvnllla and Mra. Mabelle lloono
of rurtlnnd. who ronatltuted Y11
uulna Uny rbupter No. 142 and In
aiiillod orricera Wndneaday eve
nliuf. They were nlao aaelaled by
Mra. Myrtle Wolfe of I'ortland and
Mra. Kihel Van Clevo of Toledo.
Many vlallnra from over Iho alate
were preaent.
Waller lielt, a former etudent at
the Hlnle unlveralty. lonvca Mon
day fur Vanruuver, II. C, where
he will aall fur Yokohama, thence
lo China where he will InJie up hla
new iHialtlon aa w-lenre Inatrurlor
In the (anion Chrlatlan oollexe.
Mr. llelt. the wn of Dr. and Mra.
W. C. Hell of Now port, wua an In
alruul.ir In the Newport tilicli
achool tha pant year.
John Kn.rk Kvana, Instructor of
mualo at Kuirene, and hta mother.
Mra. W. 11. Kvana of t'ea Molnea,
Iowa, are enjoying- a vupntlnn at
the hrnrh. While bora they are
Kueata at Iho tllltmire.
II. It. Ilrerbiet. Hberldan: T.
I'rrkey. A. J. Mauley. I.llllo Mar
low, Kfftn Jllurl.iw. El.lo Bnircd,
Inea llnner, and Iternlea Wrny art
ao-JournlnK al Hunnyalde Imlan.
I'liullne I.. (Iroaa la attending a
few duya at Nye honrn.
Kuroiio C. llowol la cnmplnir at
tha auto park. There have been
more rnrn than uaual In tha nark
thla year. Now port a auto park la
located In the central part of the
town and under the aupervlalon of
Mr. Column It haa been- kept nlca
and clean.
Mr. and Mra. II. IS. Marty of Ell
arono are epcndlnff a few duya In
Newport.
Mr. and Mra. f 8. MrCready.
Mr. and Mra. (loo. T;' Hitchcock
and aona. Jack nnd (lenrfe, and
Mr. and Mra. Arthur Morrla and
famllv made un a merry Party at
Hunnyaldo lodge over tha hurt
week-end. ,
Mr. nnd Mra. I.. J. Ilnrrla and
Ixilllo Duolicana of Kuirene are on
Invlnar run 1.1 Ufa nt Tent City.
Mhrle jtuaaoll, n. J. Hawthorne,
Miu M. I.. Hawthorne. ' Mr. ' and
Mra. H. C. Ilnnd, nnd Mlaa Kathor
Iluihea are reRlatered at the Ab
bey from Kuicrno una weea.
'Mh 1.1 1. Ifnanii nnd Mlaa VI
vlan HtoudlnaT nra apenjina: their
vacation nt the aea ahore. They ara
enjoylnic tho hoapllnllty ot tha OIJ-
moro.
The Multnomah Lumtier and
nox company'a tuir. K. A. Douty.
depnrted Wedneaoay ror roruana
with Ita uaunl log rail.
New York Htnie londa all othora
In ownerahlp of motor truclfa, the
totnl being I nr.. 80S. Ohio la aec
ond wllh in." nnd llllnola third
wllh 00.724. Mli'hlKiin. Muaaachu-
aella nnd Texna are next In line,
(N WEST SHOW BIG &MN
.1923 Totals So Far Double
Thoso of Last Year
CALIFORNIA IS IN , tEAD
On-gon, ll.mi.rnr, 141
Vear'a lureluiM',.AVIillii Coll
forilja, Only bimblca With
-MAN KltANl'.IHC'O. Clil.. Ji.lv 14
Tho total nuiiibor of new nuto
lillibUea piirrliiuied In five of tho
hoviiii .Woatorii atatea ooiiiprlnlug
tha , 13th foil. 'nil reorv ' dlalrl.it
iiir 111a rirat rour montha of- 11123
wne 110,240, compured iwllh 411,701
for the corroapoiidliig monllia nt
111. aooordliiu Id John l'..rrl..
(iliulniiiiii of tha liiuird nnd f.i.lorul
rreurve agent, lednrul Knanrvo
bunk of Hun FrumilBco, Tho pur
clmaoa of now uiiioinolillea uiul
new ooiiimorolul vara from Janu
ary 1 10 Muy 1 for, IflM und llim
are aa follow: . 1
' Pnaantiger Coinmerclul
Cura Cure
1021 1022 1013 tooa
Calif. ...71,4113 3H,UU 1,10) 4.402,
Oregon .10.925 J. 001 '42H !(.!
Arliona . Ml) iVl IHO 64
t'tuh ... (,700 m.
Idubo 2,110 021 lilt 114
Totnla, 00,240 43,702 8,174 4,281
tlnavnllable.
There tina boon a aubalnnllul ln-
nreaae In tho tiumlior of uuloino
blloa In oii rutlon aa woll aa In tho
aalea of new r.ara, Mr. l'orrln'a ro-
pori anowa. The reglalrntlon of
motor vehlclea from Junuurv 1 to
Juno 1 ahowa:
Pel.
California 001.274 199,908 28.7
1921 1913 Inc.
Waahlngton 12.441 141.801 21.1
Oregon ... I10.8D8 101.380 23.0
Utal 49.174 31,997 38.1
Idaho .... 49.070 42.811. 14.4
Arlxoua .. 40.101 J1.73& 21.1
No CrtherJ.LjkeThis
aVA a. ttap j glW
Onl quality qh.kfiain Unqr Buccwc IcM
tnan a year ft haa achieved ivpittattori, as
Quality tighj. q,r. t. - '-';;
Modern in ciwitntction, it abwMamthe prawd
fettwet oe hith crude canl'; inttance,
dard (elective type trarnn!eW th diae dutch
""inlnit in oil Weafinohoua atartinovliahtlfUt
cahteveprfn,iirear j.
unprovea carouretKm wiwmi "pot, ,
, rinatkable gatolinaccwsy.
Ride in a (kau V. itulf iann tm ev
good tyolrt and ,all around dependability.
,V',,rl"K Car $648 Cpacli - W70
.Roadster',. .U.g .Sedan ' - ,,J1020 .
These arc 'Eygciic ' Prices
71 Wt h ' : . Phone 143
V(l rklttrx . . ' law a- 1 raraaiBoai '
$665
1 -CAn 1 'f
MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., SUNDAY, JULY 15, 1923
Tolala... 1.363.477 l.Oil.DVl 27.8
In covering the employment alt-
uatlon In the Weet, Mr. Perrln
aaya: "Kull employment of all
available workera In tha 12th fed
eral roeervo ;dltliit waa reported
during May.' Hklllrd laborer In
all II ilea of work are In active de
mand and unakllled workera are
finding employment on tho farma,
In tho lumber campa, in mlnca and
in highway, nnd general entiatmc
tlon work. Tba need for bulldlug
Iradea workera continue abnor
mally large.
"The alrlKo or loirKer and
woodamen called during tho laat
week of April In tho lumbering
roglona of tha Paclfla Nnrlhwcat
ended early In May. prncllrnlly all
of the men affwted having ro-
turnod to work June 1. The num-.l
oer or men ompioyou in the ten
principal lumborlng dlatrlcta
Idaho. Oregon and Waahlngton,
reached 92,000 on June 1, 1923,;
comparod with 90,000 on May 1.
1921. and 11.000 on June 1, 1923.
In lb coaat territory of Oregon
and ' Waahlngton a conaldernble
number of men have found em-,
ployment In the fiahlng Induatry,
which now enter upon Ita porlod
of neaaon activity,
"In tho Inlermountaln atulea
(Ariaona.- Idaho. Nevada and
Utah),- (he employment continue'
to Increaae. I'll 1 1 employment or
unaklllnd workor and a few ahort
agn of akllleri minora and build
ing tradoe worker havo been reporter.-
In California, In addition
(o the uaunl deinnnda for worker
In tho Induatrlea mentioned above,
there hna been added the canning
and packing Induatry, which em
ploye a largo number of both men
and women at 4hla aeaaon. During
the huH five month wngea In moat
of iho principal Induatrle of thla
dlatrlct have advanced. Preaent
wagea of workera In tho agricul
tural, lumbering, mining and metal
trad Induatrlea nro from 1 to 16
per .cent abov. thewe of ' one year
ago, - The coat of living increaacd
during tho same porlod by 1.1 per
cent," . '-' '
McKemie Rirer Resorts
- - Hafcibuw 4Janti
(Raglttoe Vane County tlpeelal)
McKKNZIH BIUrxiK, Ore, July
14, T. W. Young and wife. Port
land. Mr.' Young having oxcollont
auccea flailing, catching tho limit
in tho firm one-half day a aport.
6. A. Itohurt and wife, 1.ob An
gele,' Oil.. ' enjoying' the camp
grounda and fishing haa been good
with him. '
tiparli'a Itanoli
(RrtUtet Lane County gpeelal)
BL.UH RIVER. -ore.,- July 14.
Thoae reglalored at 8pnrka Ranch
during the week were: Klalo How
ard, Kugono; T. T. Morrla, Kugene;
Murle June. Eugene; 1 Burlcy,
Eugene; Jcmo J. Uodlovo, Kugeno;
Labnn K. Hhuniway, Kugono;
(leorgo H. Miller, tlugeno; John
Mhaffer, HprlngNuld; Mra. Hun
alckur, Kugeno; Retty llunalckor,
Bugono:' V'ura Hunilckor, Hugone,
It. Illoadoworth, Portland I Oootko
Godfrey and family,-Kugeno; Oua
UeWItt, Uugonc; Aimer - Kooiip,
Kugeno; " Klmor Smith, Eugene;
Alma IX. Hinlth, Uugeno; Mra.
Oconto II. llylnnd and'abn, Hitmll-
ton. Ohio; poorKa K. Black, Humll-
ton, unin; w. u. vv.iiuih. di.-...k-fluid;
' 'William Knlb, Contorvlllo,
O.il. : Percy llrunaon, Los Angolca,
Cnl.; Hill Price, Kugono.
. --tin.nl 4scott 'wns in uugeno mat
Weok and purchnard'a new Ford
cnr. Mr, -Sootl Owns a ranch nour
Hltio River.
itMrs. .JdWACdH hna Just recolvcd
won illut her. fiithoi', J. W. Owena.
la-asrloualy III In-Jbrtliind, nnd hna
been takun to n hoanilul Ihurc, Mr.
Owdnl was it former owner of tho
Uluo Jtlvor taatol. ' '
-Edith .tJlanaea -ot Portland will
spend R two wooka vacation nt
Blue .JUver with. .Mra, ,-lOdwnrd".
Mlaa Klapitaa la a nurao In port
Und.'-'1-
.ItalDb Running of Portlnnd will.
apohd a fcw wcokii with his fathor,
wbOi uaa just purouancu aomo uvnu
,bere.
' .Mr,tKfllb and Mr. Urnnaon mndoi
n flito-cntuh of fifteen red aide,,
When tney maun - oohi r.i .rom ;
Hnlknan bridge, to lllue Wvor. wltli i
fllllj'.l'rlce, yealerday. i
Tliorjipwm n Rort
(Reg Itt-r Lao Cauaiy 8pll)
VIDA. Ore., July 14. (.Itleala nt
Thomson' report for the pnst two,
vovifn. e'. "in. m.
rriuiclnco: Mr. Ohd Mr. 8. Hock.
Boston. Mnaa.; Sanfnrd Leach, Ma
JConsle, Qrldge; fnul C. Bntea and
efts-; -te-i IJrlu.onv0V:;!;
ni.u, fll. mt". u. - . -..,
Portland; N. K. Ulckover, Port
land; (leorgo Wylle, Portland; Miss
ilk Kelty,' Portland; Luke li. 000(1
rlch: ahd Mr. Wilcox, Hnn Frnh
fllaco! Mr,' and 'MraC. - W. Myora,
Portlnnd; Dr. and Jdra. Cllford
Moore, and son of Portland; Jay
W.'' Btevowa,'-1 0. 1'Holden, -C. A.
bJb
i.
Way!
.Come 43ii "Up Mcrfcn.ie Way."
vcar. You will Iiihi ii'
care of large crow,(J thi
if only for a day.
e Way." Spend a day, a week, or a month in th c woods, along the rivers and streams so popular at this season of tic
nty of cainpini places a well as provisions all ilong the line. The Hotels and Eating Resorts arc prepared to tike
lis year. The business people whose narncs appear on this page extend to you a special invitation to conic on wp,"
Fishing, Hunting, Boating, Packing, Hiking, Mountain Climbing, Summing, Motoring, tc.
Free Auto Camp Ground with Table
Fro Cut Wood Good Fiahlng
Rainbow Camp
' qt'IMBVProp. '
In Uin um& of Uio CaacnoVi nuiuntalii on tlw
beautiful Mc.Kenzio rlvor, 60 mile from lOugene,
t JtlUe coat Of liluo rlvor, ono of tho prettloat
place In tha rjvor lor camping. Rainbow Camp
atoro oan auppiy you win rooa dupiihw, -u'"
MJJk ond Cream, Fresh Egg and Vegetable,
Fiahlng Tackle, etc, gauoUne and oil. Arrange
ment made for pack animal and guides. In
formutlon frooly given to strangor.
I'. O. AiMrcm: Illuo Rlvor, Ore,
Sparks Ranch
(45 Miles from Eugene)
The best place on McKcnzie Highway to
Eat you may be the judge
Daily Dinner 75c Sunday Dinners $1.00
Home-made Ice Cream, Strawberries and
W'hippcd Cream. Free Camp Ground with
Tables. M-ilv reservations for rooms.
Hotel .Mienzie
On McKcnzie Highway
Fify-six Miles East of Eugene
The Best of Hunting and Fishing
Good Meals Good Beds
For Guides , Write for Dates
Meals at AU Hours Rates $3.00 per Day
Special Kates by the Week
; McKenxie Bridge, Ore.
A. Park " j; ' Jei Shaffer
HUNGRY?
STOP AT SEYMOUR'S
For Sandwiches and Ice Cream
Right at Fish Hatchery
Rainbow Camp Garage
' .WvE.,WoI;Pop.:
Auto Repairing, Supplies' Tires and Tubes
Free Air. Furnished. Tent House for Rent
Blue-River, Ore.
Belknap . Hot Springs
H. B. SLOAN, Mr.
McKcnzie's Most Popular Summer Resort.
Located on water's edge of McKenzie
First-Class Hotel Arrotrsmodaticti ,
Cottages for Rent
Natatorium and Hot Mineral Baths
Don't Clutter up Your Car with Provisioosl
, ' ' You Will Find : ' -
Grocery
completely stocked with all the good things
to cat, at very reasonable prices ;
Everything in Fishing Tackle
- Oils and Gas for Your Car
H. a PENLAND '
-McKenzie Bridge; Orpgon
You will find Lakes, .Sparjdiiig
Rivers, Mountain Meadows,
HJ Forests, Snow-capped , Peaks,
Vast Lava Beds, Glaciers and ? Other
Attractions.
Log Cabin Hotel
; The most picturesque spot on the i
McKenzie Highway
i Room and Board by '
Pay, Week or Month f
Write for Reservation and Rates'
Two-andra-balf hour drive from Eagcma
Sunday Dinners a Specialty . .'
Thomson
Resort
Mr. and Mrs. Carey Thornson A Swos
Where you get the best on the McKenzie
river Experienced Guides. . Boating $7.50
to $9.00 a day, according to mileage. Board
and Lodging $3.50 per day. Weekly rates.'
on application. -
i Soaday Dinner $) J
Telephone, Eugene, Oregon. Gov't Tel.,
, Thomson Station,-Vida, Oregon ;--'
nirxoD inn
-Thirty-seven Miles from Eugene 4'
Fine Road f ;,.
Al Cook in Charge of Boating
Special Sunday Chicken Dinner ILK ';
Rooms with Detached 'Baths ,'
. P. O. Address: Vida, Ore. V
rJcLienzie Qiucr
Gtoge
Passenger - Express - Freight Service
' "SCHEDULE: 8 A. M., 12 JO P. M. ;
Office th and Pearl
Phone 221
TMenzie Riucr IIighv;ayrk3e'8 Sconic Driucuay
Blirclr. U V. Jenkins. C. E. Kllng
Sih all of 1-ortlnnd; Mr.
Oeorito H. Hyland and a.m. .1 ok.
Hnmllton. Ohio; Gcorgo K .luc'''
Oconn l'ark. Cnl.; Mr. and Mrs.
Harry W. Ruaaoll and son. JacK,
F.ugono; H. 1'ntterson, Martha ljt
toraon, nnd Konmitt rfttteraon. Eu-
. itr. ....... Ilnl.li.-ln l.nrllnnd:
Ki'llu, , n num.. ............ -
Jnmca lrvlnu, Hnn Francisco: Jr
vlno Ariiiatrong, Sallna. Cnl.; Mr.
and Mrs. John H. Houthnrd, boa
Angeles. CoJ.; MiiDio uuii ana ju.u.
Hull, Kugono.
'Indications point to tho consol
idation of Columbia Motora and
the Liberty Motor Cnr' Co. with a
ahlft ot tho former' cnr manufac
turing to tho latter' big nnd fino
ly equipped fnotory.
Utah la .catlmated to hnvo sold
nhnut 6000 oara during tho first
hnlf of this year.
' Tlio state of Washington now
haa 1 car to ench 1.5 persona; lx
Angeles, 1 to 3; Chicago, 1 to 20. :
BECAUSE OF AUTOMOBILE
Residence In . Suburbs Is
Made Easily Possible
DISTANCE BUGBEAR. ENDS
Xo-Longr XcniT for. Boat, Bs-
, UU Men .to Coitrtno Additions
to Tracts on Street Car liincs
PETROIT, Mich., July 14. In
cronso In homo ownership can be
laid directly .to the automobile
atntod Mr. H.' M.' Jpwntt. presi
dent of , tho rnlgo-Uolroit Motor
Cnr Company In n. recent Interview.
' Tho motor car. ns an aid to buslt
First Steamship Greets the Greatest '
aaaaHMaHaiiww
A renllcn of tho Clermont. Rohert Fultln'a first stoamshln. which
stnrtldd'' tho; wqrld, when It' steamed undor. Its own nowor from. Now
York city to Albany, was anohnred nlopgaldo tho f-ovlnthnn, the world's
grontost and fiiatoat nleninahlp, whonvtho reconditioned, Oermnn liner
started her first voyage from New-York na-, passenger carrier' under
tho .American: flag. .
ness has been moist successful, but
few persons realise th part it has
played in present day euburan de
velopment, he said.
Ranging from ten to fifty mile
out of every large city in the
country are scores of small subur
ban communities, ninny of which
nro nenr no other artery .of trans
portion other than a road, , cited
Mr. Jowett.
Opport unties Ara Widened
"No longer do -real estate men
search for adaptable tracta of land
on or near street car line.", says
Mr. Jewett. "They now , find the
most benutlful location for devel
opment and then seek to Improve
nearby roads, to ontico motorists.
"There was a. . time when the
avcrago man would havo laughed
had you told him . that many of
Philadelphia's prominent men
would livo In Atlantic City. 80
miles, away, nnd motor to nnd
from the day s work, put, they
motor now. . ,
"We find a parallel today In the
sophisticated' persons who mlle
.widely , when we , apoajc of . flying
dally a atstnnce ot ono or two
hundred 'miles. . I - havo several
friends who huvo.purchasodAoeau
tffb! hillsides In vuppor Michigan.
.They will . bnvo . summer homes
there within a fow years. .To fly to
and-from bnslnoss In Detroit will
require less than .one hour. jEvon
hoM they will find tho motor car
a .necessity to carry them .from
homo, to their flying field.'
- near Katnio Men Aipca
"Getting back to tho presont. we
find every real estate saleman to
day equipped with nn automobile.
It Is lust as much his stock In
trado ..as tho . moat .In . a .butchor
shop. ,
vto. needs it to show prospeots
who are all people anger to. move
from -the congestod business sec
tions Into tho purer air of the
quiet suburban town or .outlaying
sub-dtvlslon. looking a little far
ther we find this solfsnmo rcal'os
tnte agent searching out his pros
pect from automobile records, such
as the state's automobile registra
tions. ; V.
,'Thls go-geter knows he can
make a sale much more easily to
nn automobile owner for that man
ns felt the .cnll of tho suburbs.
wnue nriving inrotian , wnn nia
nmiiy.on a ..warm Sunday after
noon. .
"We find In Detroit thnt Ann
Arbor residents own businesses In
our city. -These men would not
bo contented, to live 18 miles from
their source ot Income it they did
not have the automobile tor dally
transportation. Only nn hour
elapses rrom homo to business.
Dlfdancn No Object
Closer to the. metropolitan -district
we find men of smaller means,
Their families have a motor car to
carry .the head of -the house to-
work. We: even find real estate
concerns expending huge sum of
money to build miniature clue at
distances rang ng from 10 to 30
mile. to attract the tired business
man. Their sales argument ia the
short daily automobile trip.
"In Los Angeles, another large
city with intricate suburban dis
tricts, we find tnat these small
town and sub-divisions are being
developed at. a distance of 25. and
SO miles from, the heart of tho city.
In New York we learn thatth
population of the JerseyutsMt
towns Increases yearly. - In Boaion,
we find the Borkshiro Hills tltlrty
miles .away attracting many resi
dents of the city. - The.-gaolins
engine and the transportation wis
ard are every day making tbx
world a better place to live in." .
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APUVE seen, this .blue high-Worldsof pepajid beau
beauty on the streets--all - tifully finished hand-crWied
eyes turn to it the year's " Spanish leather oil blue tone
smartest car. You'll look in vain to ' match- body.' Automatic
..elsewhere Jor . such, beauty, Vindshield .wipef, reaf-vJew
'such power, such perform- mirror, fine cord (tires, trunk,'
ance. From 2 to 60 miles an burnT3erearxl ail Ae equipment
hour, in-high. Froin 5 to 25 'you see in the picture included ;
miles t$ hour ijit 7 seconds, in .in lwt price.' Let' pa thow:ou4
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