Morning register., August 19, 1928, Image 19

MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., SUNDAY, AUGUST 19, 1928
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KjTAKE IS NOW EASILY RFACHFD FROM EUGENE
. 22 Miles hy Way of Walla luetic ll nliwny ana Wiiuh'go Pas
IiUni) Koad Trip ISfcfcy One for Jupn iniiccd Privcr
Forest
uml (ho wild, rough country. Hut
i tliuxi) Kho Idea, of a fine trip l
I lo averngo 400 to 500 miles a day,
j keeping their eyea Klued to tlio
run. I uhoii. and icottlnK only Imaty
I kIIiiijihon of l ho erencry along the
( way, would do better to atlck to
tho main highway!.
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Highway and Touring
Condition in Oregon
Only Inlerruptlons to Traffic
Cained by Continuance of the
Oiling J'rograni '
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L-Batl!l!!S Ik-ik.Ii at Diamond lnle. Note "luilliitviioM of wtner na bliown by figures wilding In.
bom diT tpry gtndually. Mnunt Ilnllo) In bitckiiroitnil.
lt'm nip vllr on ahore uf IllnnionU In lr. 'tlicrn are tiunil.'fdf of rite Imlliir to tlilo nlnng
Honnt Bctlry In Uie background.
Uk i. one of the molt
t lh Urcer In km of the
tmmlt region, la now
khed from Kname. Tho
ir of the Wlllaniello
Ir.d the Wlnd'go pj
U IS! mllM. and the
tn ilrlvlng time by
It around aeven and
Ltn t I.owlt. the
hllhitay li In fine con-
but of It oiled and a
rmenl. From Lowell
dIXance of a mile
14 mile, the road ta
li crooked and rough.
Ih a the worn that will
rred on the enllre trip,
pnette hlihwy la under
n on a new route on
iM of the river from
Oakrldco, and the old
fty neglected.
r MgliKay Narrow
kkrtdfta to Creicent lake,
of approximately 45
! ot It narrow, but for
part the lurface tn fair.
it Hop gradei lint both.
IsU In earlier yeara have
Inited by the foreit atrv.
It county, working In co-
nd for an average enr
nllllon It will nowhere
nectiwy to uee low
li Cmnra Flat the road
Willamette river, and
I'y U fine, The upper
li a iplendld flahlng
lore available to the bank
man the MrKentle, and
many eeanilfnl camp
or good flahlng rlfflea.
ttml Campera Mat the
P the river anit h..i.
I" elimb, rlalng at a fnlr.
a far aa the rtludnn
"Itre rtaclllnr. n mrr
" hlcli 1 followed to
, a dlalance of
than all mllea. On thla
7 beautiful
N tha road Ilea for the
""raari Heavy limber,
llKhtful drive.
imlt Ike PomM
rnt creak the real aum.
"taint, the ...j..
aa hlirh
T" aurfarn n H.i.
. however, la excel.
""'ner.Tlie rond pnea
marah. .- - ., .
run.. "ny line
"I'tnond Malt -u
'u"t bflvon u ..
btu " eiunmu
r,?,,h? M. Summit I.
"e. rrernlfl. t
laraw. i,: -l. ."'
k.. " i'"puinr tv na
aver. ( .....i . .
11 1iio. are
thor. " lou
7,nd Summit
. the matorlat pMe
named
"hnpo. Th i "
roan : " ",,w "it
a vnni HI
Me
lh. "-rM,,'it lake
ot ''""'"'Klanmll,
U h "-'llent
rZ Tnt' Vm """
i ft1"' f the bin.
"In th.?"h ,1"m'""'
'.hi,':nrdin,o"Mk-
It Will u n"',0n
Mhl,re ! """"""ry
ptn road, nnrrotr but with a food
mirfare. Ii rrnea WltHl'ito rn
In hpavy t tin tier at tin rtvntlon
uf Hboiit A ooo ftjtjt hiii dropM dow n
into (lie Koliuty vnllov. The era do
on the ftouih 1J of AViiulrifu pau
la narrow and winding, anl ahuiild
h driven rauUoily, ar ll will )
noctnMry to vt up to n pnout
If rnrla ma. Tlirmli tha Kflwij
h'ally and clenr on to IXuniond
ko ino counny ih tun or Rcnuy
rotllnr and (he road run for tho
moat part thro nun jackplno tlmhcr.
Flno Brnrh fit I-nko
The road conifa out at the north
nd of Diamond Like, nhTi (hero
la an xcotlnt hotel and numer
ous cottacea. In front of the hotel
la fine sand bathlna; -bench, and
tha watera of the lake are warm
at thta a(ann. Poata are available
m the hotel.
Diamond lake U one of the fhiput
cam pin apota In the mouniHinR.
Ita eaat ahore la bordered for
mllea by irawy meadon, broken
by clumpa of treea at the wnter'e
edice, and 'thta area linn been aet
n pa rt by the forest aervlco n a
free ramp, plntuond lnk, by the
way, la administered by the for out
aervlce aa a reeratlon area. Thre
la no admlRtlon chance, aa Is the
caaa In nntlonnl parka.
Diamond lake ranka tin the bent
flulihiff lake In the motintnini. and
the atnte ffnme commlwalon main
tnlni an effff-taklnv mat Inn there.
The lower part of the lake Is re
aerved for e(reta.klnir purposes by
the commission, and fishing Is not
permitted below the boundary
buoys. Tho reaervedxpren, however,
la comparatively aniail, lenvlnx
ample flshlnt water, Rainbow
trout of unusual size are taken
from It.' Most of the flshtnir at
present la by trolling from a boat,
ftnowrnpn Honlnr !ko
On nnA side of Plnmond InUe
rlaeii Mount Bailey, a hufee, snow
covered bulk, and on the other
la the sharp peak of Mount Thlel
aen. which affords a very Inter
est Ina; climb, flnjldln horses are
available at the luke at reason
able rates.
ReturnlniTi the vacationist has
a wide choice of routes. He enn ro
on to Crater lake, ,the north rim
of which la some 17 miles distant.
Ho can go out tp tho Dftlles-Cn.ll-fornla
hlirhway to the east, or he
oon return to Med ford by the Un
ion creek road. Or he can re
trace his route to Crescent Inke
and from there ho can follow
nlonjr the summit, over Rood "Jack
pine" roads, pact counitess lakes,
and finally entente on the McKcn
zlo highway at Slaters. Or he can
follow tho Dnlles-Ciillfornla high
way lo La'Tlne and there tnke
the Century Drive, coming out at
Bend.
Competent drivers essaying Mls
route will, be well repaid If they
leave the Cenltiry drlvo Just north
of Rparka lake and-take the road
to Slaters. This road (a narrow and
In some places It la rather steep,
but It traverses a country Hint Is
ilmply beautlftil beyond descrip
tion, I-ekcs Aro Numerous
There are lakes every few miles,
either dlrectlly on the rond or
enMty reached from It, and the
rond eroaaca high mountain mead
ow that aro close-cropped, like
a lawn, by tho sheep and starred
with flowers of many vnrlotles. U
crosses a divide, almost In tho
shndow of Broken Top, nt an ele
vation of bettor than 7,000 feet,
ami ravishing views of mountain
meadows and snow-enppod peaks
aro obtained overy few hundred
yards. Beyond this divide tho road
drops down through yellow pine
Jurt east of Plftrrs. From Elk
lake, on the Ontury drive, the
d thing; t lino .to Hrnd and to Kters
is atinovl exactly tho same, so the
motorist who ta bound for KuKue
will save time, as welt as see a
fine country, by tnldng this route.
The trip here described Is not
to be recommended to pavement
hounds, Tho roads are good, as
narrow, unclnndnnlUcd mounttiln
rond 8 go, and those who are fumll
lar with this particular type of
road In the high mountain country
win have no complaint lo make
and will he delighted beyond men
sure with the magnificent scenery
All highways of Oregon aro In
i'j"d condition and tho duly littor
mutlofi lo trafri': la caused by
the continuance of tho oiling pro
it rn m. I'o lluwi ng la the prose n t
cm i ii of our i ond oiling progruni:
John lJy hlghwny .Yuw No. I.
Thl a cr;w In Inytng heavy oil be
tween Olex and Cuudon Tho oil is
Immediately covered with screen
ings and motorists are not per
inltled to travel over fresh oil. No
dclonrs. (Mm way tnifric.
The liill'.s-'(illfiinitt iiighway
(,'rew No, 2. This crew Ih Inylng
liouvy oil between Madras and tho
Crooked river, ' motorlsta not be
ing permitted to travel on fresh
oil. All oil covered with screenings
Immediately after being spread. No
detours; one ay traffic.
Oregon-Washington highway
Crew No. 3. This crew Is laying
heavy oil between Jinppner Junc
tion jind lone, Tho oil Is Immedi
ately covered with imreenlnga and
truffle Ih not allowed to move over
fresh oil. No d'-tours; oiu way
traffic. Tills crew iH movo In
about a week to the Old Oregon
frail and will work between Iler-
mlnton and lendlcton.
La. Grand-Wallowa I-ake high
way Crew No. 4. HIlumluoiiB ma
cadam construction now under
way between Iii Grande and El
gin. No detours; one way traffic.
Medford-Crnter Lake highway-
Crow No, 6. Laying bituminous ma
cadam between Medford and Trail.
No dQtours; ono way traffic.
Corvallls-Js'owport highway
Crew No. 7, This crew will bo lay
ing heavy oil during the week be
tween Toledo and Newport. The
oil la Immediately covered with
screenings, after being spread, and
(raffle Is not permitted to move
over fresh oil. No detours; one
way traffic.
Crew No. 8. This crew is laying
heavy oil between CorvaHla arfd
Kddyvllle, The oil Is Immediaely
covered with screenings after be
ing spread and traffic Is not al
lowed to move over fresh oil. Traf
fic will be detoured over the old
county road between Corvallls and
Philomath: ono way traffic west
of Philomath. '
Roosevelt Coast highway Crew
No. P. This crew will be working
netwen Soatdrit and Canno' beach
Junction during the week laying
heavy oil. No detours; one way
traffic.
Coos Buy-Rosehurg highway
C. .w No. U. lluminous macudai
construction will bo under way be
tween Coqullle and Myrtle rulnt
dnrlng tho current week. No de
tours; one way traffic.
Mt. Hood Loop All oiling oper
ations are completed for this sea
son of the Mt. Hood Loop.
WI VM:. lit IIABILITY, SAFJETV
JtliKNDi;i IN ALTOS
Oakland and INintlao Cars Com
blno All Tlicso Kflsriitinl QiutlU
tic so .Mi tell DfinumlcU
Appearance!
With tho buying nubile demand
ing ninro and more every year and
auto dcKlKiiem bending their best
of forts to give them what they
waul, Ihw buttle for supremacy has
resultf-d In the development of a
car that Includes style, beauty,
durability and wifely.
'j he cors of today are as much
different from Uie old-timers with
their big high backa, aa aro the
short skirl of feminine fashions
from the old-fashioned hoop skirts
and bustlfs of our great - grand
mothers' time.
Time ond experience have prov
en that thii car that doesn't keep
up with lh" trends In fashion la
doomed. Tho public today de
mand, appearance as well as per
formance. It demands both and,
plenty of them.
All LHsentinls Combined
In the detdgn of Oakland and
Po:itlac cars. Fisher craftsman
ship has been employed to bring
about beautiful appearance plus
performance. In tho design of the
chassis, itself, the factor of safoty
was as rigidly adhered to as in the
icslgning of an airplane. And the
body has been developed to fit In
witlv this to bring about a combina
tion of safety, stylo and sturdtness.
As the touring season swings In
to Its stride, this Is particularly
noted in both the Oakland and
Pontlac cars. Long, low and road-
hugging, they embody comfort and
safety. With a wheel-base of 117
inches on the Oakland and 110
Inches on tho Pontlac, they offer
riding qualities that make a rough
country road as easy to negotiate
as a cement highway.
Safety In FUlicr Body
Safety, too, has been Incorporat
ed In the Firher body, with Its com
bination wood and metal construc
tion, which by test, has been
proven to be capable of with
standing tl.e most severe treat
ment. The combination of the two has
brought about a car ln which
vibration Is at a minimum, the
wood acting as a muffler to the
natural resiliency of the metal.
At the same time, the strength of
the body is much Increased.
Particular care used ln the seat
ing arrangement stands out now at
an added attraction to tourists.
Tho deep cushions make touring
a pleasure. The care that the- de
signers exercised In the placing of
the seats shows up now as tourists
report reeling off their 300 miles
or more a day without the least bit
of fatigue.
evaporation. This gives rise to seri
ous iiilphatlnsY which reduces the
efficiency of the battery. Bee that
the solution la maintained at tho
proper level,
fio Gear Shift
A new type of automobile has
ben developed which has no gear
shift. One pedal feeds gas to the
n otor Instead of being geared to
the rear axle this motor drives an
eloctrlo generator which supplies
power to an electric motor to turn
the rear wheels.
LION FARMING IS LATEST
JUNGLE PETS BEING RAISED
IN CALIFORNIA
l,ou U Goo be I Has Ten Lions on
His Farm, Some of Which
Work in tho Movie
To the many other sorts of
farming for which California Is
noted has been recently added lion
farming. It is not yet exactly a
common industry, nor did the lion
farmer appeal for relief under the
McNary-Haugen bill, but the fact
remains that they do raise a lot
Hons today In Southern California,
and the product Is up to the high
est standards of the South Afri
can veldt. Lion farms, in fact,
have gone a long way Ho supplant
tho glue factory as an outlet for
the supply of ancient horses, and
zoos and circuses In many lands to
day depend upon the California
stocks of the king of beasts rath
er than going to Africa for tho
wild and untamed article,
Louis Goebel, ha had some ten
years experience ln handling lions,
devoting many years to caring for
them for tho Universal Pictures
corporation, and training them for
parts In many motion pictures. It
wsa tho demand for lions for use
in motion picture work, ln fact,
which encouraged the first pio
neers In the unusual brand of
livestock raising.
Has Ten Lions on Farm
Goebel at present has some ten
lions at his "farm." Some of them
work In the movies part of the
Lime, while others play the vaude
ville circuits. Together they af
ford a aure source of attraction to
the Sunday crowds who visit the
farm.
Lions, Incidentally, when young
are Just as enthusiastic motorists
as are dogs. Goebel has a beauti
ful young male Hon, Caesar, now
18 month old, who worked in a
number of pictures when he was
small, Goebel used his Chevrolet
coupe to carry Caesar back and
forth to and from location, and he .
declares that the lion objected to
leaving the car at the end of each
Journey. Even today, though Cae
sar Is entirely too large to be a
comfortable companion In a uoupe,
he will hop Into the Chevrolet the
moment It Is driven Into his en-.
closure.
Obj Humpy Favorite
Another favorite at the Goebel
farm la old Humpy, a 25 year old
veeran, who has worked In count
less comedy films, and who has)
the reputation of being the best na
tured Hon ln captivity. Neverthe
lesa Humpy can very easily register
an expression which Is anything
but amiable, and Goebel never
finds It necessary to lock hi car
to protect It as long as Humpey
Is napping ln the neighborhood.
Japan Boosts Good Road
A league for the promotion of
better highways and to advance
general travel by automobile has
been formed In Toklo, Japan,
The Willys Garage
Willys-Knight, Falcon Knight, Whippet Service)
Towing, Greasing, Ceneral Repair Service
Official A. A. A. Station
Telephone 656 Pearl at Broadway
"THE PLACE OF SATISFIED CUSTOMERS"
Wlien the water or electrolyte la
permitted to get belonr the platea In
the atorage battery, the current
flow la concentrated on a amaller
portion of the platea, reaultlna; ln
excessive heating and Increased
fr Zettnmtocl Trmnsfntctttu
Come
take a Ride -
and you will know why Chevrolet is
Thirst Choice of
the Nationy 1928
One of the most spectacular achievement
in automobile history is the manner in
which today's Chevrolet is increasing its
margin of leadership as the world's larg
est builder of automobiles. Since January
1st more than 750,000 of these Bigger and
Better Chevrolet's have been delivered to
owners . . . and a sipgle demonstration
will tell some of the reasons why Chev
rolet is first choice of (he nation for 19281
Come take a ride I "Experience the effort
less handling, the supreme comfort, the
high-speed endurance which have been
such important factors in the sensational
popularity Chevrolet is enjoying In every
section of the land. Learn by sitting at
the wheel of this great new car what
Amazing performance is now available
in a low-priced automobile I Come take
a ride today I
Thr TcKtrtn, $A Q C
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The Coupe . 595
Sedan J
The Convertible
'695
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Cabriolet
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They Include the lowttt handling end ftnancina
charaee available
GANNETT
942 Olive Street
MOTOR
CO.
Phone 627
iicai .auk. (uresis lo ill. McKonss highway
QUALITY,
AT
LOW
COST
1 Saturday, August 25th, Last Day of
ZWeeks of Greater
a4a . (lir . aV .'"'
at "Western Auto"
Just a few more day of these Greater
Savings on equipment that every
camper or tourist needs. Take advan
tage NOW . . . TODAY ... of this
timely opportunity to complete your
camping outfit in time for Labor Day
trips.
Here are tremendous Bargains in just
the things you need for greater com
fort, convenience, safety and pleasure,
Folding Skit
leta '.deal
for hikers,
22.." 43c
Larger, 60c
size. Reduced
to 48c
Jointed Tent
Pol . Seam
less steel fer-
S pedal . 42c
Metal Tent
Stake, galvan
ized Iron . . .
On Sale
at DC
HELP
PREVENT!
FOREST
FIRES
and every article is backed by our Iron
Clad Guarantee, and our CUSTOMER
IS ALWAYS RIGHT policy ... I
Remember . . . Saturday, August 25th
is the last day of these greatly reduced
prices . . . Save at any of our more than
150 conveniently located stores, on
these and many other articles that are
not listed in this advertisement. You
will have an outfit that will give you
years of greater vacation happiness.
"Trenti. Weber"
Camp Stove
FuTlr guaranteed and very
efficient. Easy to set up or
fold for carrying, an nn
Reduced Sale Price a) Ja WW
"Coleman' Camp Stove, with
out oven. $9.00 value .$7.2S
"Coleman" Camp Siove, with
folding oven. Regularly
12.50. Special at (9.85
Folding Stov. Legs. Raise
stove to convenient height.
$1.59
"Simplex Grid" , . . Very
handy for cooking over CQ n
open lire. On Sale at. 00 C
J (palmetto) ? i"""
"Pahnetto Tent" . . . 7x9.6
A most popular umbrella Btyle tent, made ot
waterproof "Weathercloth" strongly stitched,
with screened door and window, door sill and
floor. Front flap makes fine awning. With
pole and pins; Reduced from J4 Q Q("
.$25.55 to, P I ua Jj
Tent Waterproofing
Solution
X specially compounded solution
for waterproofing tents, auto
covers, and other canvas goods.
Preserves the fabric and makes
Aluminum Cooking Kit
The campers' friend. Includes
i kettle, with lids, 1 skillet with
removable handle, 1 coffee pot,
4 cups, $ plates, salt and pep
per ahakere. Reduced SI qp
from $6.95 to aPlaHO
Victor" Aluminum Kit . .
Extra quality. $8.85 value. 16.90
them last longer. Gal- 0 4 C j
toip I aw I
Ion reduced from $2.10't
Folding1 Cot Saving
Steel reinforced hardwood frame
with heavy white canvas cover.
Reduced lor Tola
....$2.48
II Fsl F0LDED
Folding Cot with extra heavy
12-oz. specially woven Olive
Drab duck. On Sale at ..$3.20
4- f
Cotton Mattress Pads
Well made of good grade khaki
stuffed with new cotton lintera.
Single size Reduced (I) 7
from $3.95 to ........ JaUI
Double Bed Site, regularly
$6.65. Sale Price $4.65
Splendid Auto Tent
Reduced
Waterproof material, roomy with
8 -ft. walk door and large flap
that either fastens over car aa
Illustrated, or makes a dandy
awning. Not to be confused with
cheap, low quality tents. Woa
$10.85., During This Q QO
Sale apOaOO
-) : - r
Fold in tr Table
Every camper should have one.
JUght weight, sturdy and easily
set up or (olded. Seats four per
sons. Wsa $4.75. ' fO 70
Special OdalO
"Climax" Folding TablT, extra
quality, $6.85 value.... u...fLS7
Folding; Canvas Pail
10-quart size, with strainer
and rope handle. Regularly
$1.25. during this 04
Big Sale , 3tC
"Bureh" Canvas Basin. C'ft
A Big Sale Bargain at DUC
Disappearing Luggage
Carrier
Ftolds down flush with running
board when not ln use. AQ.
Regular $1.45 aize , 10C
Laroe aize, regularly $1.96. on
Sale at ..$1.23
. 1
Stool Savings
Camp Stool, steel reinforced
hardwood rame with durable
duck seat Regularly C7o
90o, as Illustrated .... 01 C
Same style, with folding back
. . . $1.15 value ..79o
Hardwood 8tool folding back,
canvas seat 67o
"Snuggle Buggy" Crib.
A very comfortable -MoTC HbSOX 50 StOaTfl til the Wfefe
Auto Crib and baby
buggy, with oanvas
body, steel frame and
rubber tired wheels.
Regularly 18.88, On
Sale
Kb nr.
MfestemAiito
... $4.95 ' fifrr& wniiiiPit F.HffMiA
1
Came Axe. Best steel
head and hickory han
dle. A high-grade tool
and not to be confused
with oast "make
shifts.' Was $1.11.
inf.. $1.19
Camp Axe with hear
ler head and it-Inch
handle. Regularly
$1.85. On Sale at 1 44
' Leather Axe (heath.
Bale Price 2te