Medford mail tribune., August 19, 1928, Page 11, Image 11

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Crater Lake National Park Is Visited
By Medford Party in Dodge Victory Six
Highest praise In bestowed on
the new Chrysler and the Chrysler-Plymouth
by uutomuhilu ex
perta, writing in the leading auto-
mobllo publicationa.
"Excerpts from their articles
show unmistakably the high re
gard in which thoso new models
are held," he saya. "Their opin
ions are of highest value, lor tneir
statements are bused on a know
ledge of competitive products ex
pert engineering, manufacturing
and design that gives them their
standing as authorities."
L'nder a heading, "Chrysler
Springs a Surprise," AutomobUe
Topics says in part:
"Walter P. Chrysler has luid the
groundwork for even great er
achievements that have yet been
unfolded in the brief years since
Ijn began operating under his own
name. Three important achieve
ments are recorded: the develop
ment of an entirely now trentmeut
of-lross; establishment 'of new
ntandm-ds of value, and launching
of . an entirely new and separate
line under the histories and typical
name pf Plymouth. The "75" and
"65" carry out In advanced detail
the uniformity of appearance and
engineering that have 'been flutr-
:..ctcristic of products bearing this
name m the past. The Plymouth
is in every respect a Chrysler pro
duct. Smashing- Eye Appeal
"The most important thing
about the Chrysler line is the new
uniform In wh.Vch ft hns been fitted
out. This Is an authentic chango
In style, absolutely smashing in its
Impact on the ye, and severely
correct in" its execution. This new
Chrysler is in some respects the
most consistent new design the
industry has yet seen,, because of
the fidelity with which the general
.'scheme has been carried into tiie
Smallest, and apparently the most
inconspicuous, details. It is that
which makes it a completely fin
ished and highly" refined accom
plishment. It is consistent use of
sweeping and non-conflicting lines,
and the softened intersections of
line with line, contour with con
tour, that constitutes the keynoe
of design. '
"Tho disinctive treatment of the
radiator is so conspicuous that it
will probably be copied. .Consider
able bright work is permitted
-without producing the effect of
over-trimming. The impression is
that of luxury and good, taste.
"Tho '65' models combine the
most powerful engine, .strongest
chassis, roominess and the most
luxurious body equipment Chrysler
has yet offered in a car costing
little more than $1000.
"If Indication were wanted that
Walter-P. Chrysler is prepared to
sell a lot of high grade merchan
dise In the low-priced field, the
Plymouth offers all the assurance
that could be desired.
Finer Throughout
.' -Motor Ago, another authority,
says that "distinction is the key
;rvovd . which best describe'' tho
Chrysler offerings. Probably the
most outstanding characteristic of
the new models is their appear
ance. For one thing, there has
Jjeen achieved a brand new idea in
radiator shell design which gives
the effect of an increase in car
length even greater than that
actually incorporated. A consider
able number of detail changes of
various external parts contribute
further to the general effect.
Structurally also, there are numer
ous changes which have been in
corporated on all models, contrib
uting to increased comfort."
"Chrysler for 1929 embodies
many improvements," according to
Motor World Wholesale. "Changes
In the cars' appearance are par
ticularly striking. The increase in
length from the dash forward,
accentuated by narrowing the
radiator shells and the higher
radiator, cowl and hood, conveys
an impression - of more power,
speed and greater roominess. An
other distinctive feature is the
use of arched windows on all
closed models. Careful attention
lias been given to features affect
ing tho comfort of passengers."
Clean rags wanted at the Mail
'""Tribune office. tf
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came, I
it. in '
this vast hole no man can guess.
Hut the volcano was not quench-
ed. Then gradually tho fires
used, ami as the ages passed
like days, springs percolated ln-
to the vast basin and aided by
the snow, filled it with water
within a thousand feet of its
rim.
Today It is a sea of papphlro
: set gem-like upon one of Na-
Hue's volcanic fingers.
Keachcd through Medford, Ore
gon, tho Gateway to Crater I-Aiko,
over St miles of surfaced, gently
graded roads, Crater hitke is both
an eyeful and a soulful.
tireswHle IS
part of tho stamp "Madein U. 8." '
The nation-wldo ramifications ,
In this work Iho National Bet- can'l-gion Junior league baseball
r Business Bureau and the Bet- gnmo hero offered a neat problem
of this form of tiro swlndlo havo ter Business Bureau . of New in addition to tho scorokeepcr.
prompted representatives of the York are giving the fullest to- After twd hours and 2U minutes
United States Rubber company to i 0purati0IK piny 98 batters had seen tho plato,
mako a country-wide drive for J is hits had been made, lil runi
the benefit of the rubber Indus-1 scored, 14 errors made and 3a
try and the public,, in order to j Mnthenmlhul Problem bases tsolen. The scoro wus Bis-
halt It. r.lH.MAltf'K. X. U. An Aim-ri- nuirrk 11", l.lnton 2.
Crater Ltike. one of tho world s
most beautiful oddities, is fast be
coming one of the most popular
of the National Parks: according
to a cheek on automobile tourist
travel made recently nv govern
ment park officials. Visited re
cently by a touring party in a
Victory Six bv Dodge Brothers,
Inc., from Eakin Motor t-o.,
Dodge Kro thers dealers for Med
ford this great, cauldron-like de
pression which geologists say was
caused by the colla).se of an an
cient mountain, holds tho deep
est fresh water in the world, ex.
cept Lake Baikal in Siberia.
Reminding the beholder of a'
shell hole in a war of worlds
which a beautifying Naturo has
filled with the bluest water in the
world, Crater Jjike is to the poet,
"the sea of sapphire" and to the
scientist one of tho most inter
est nr geological - phenomena in
North America. Crater Iako it
self is a body of water 6 miles
In diameter, occupying tho crater
of an extinct volcano. in this
neighborhood, tho Cascade range
of mountains in Southern Oregon,
Tho arraignment yesterday of
Joseph Hemerre, 24 years old, of
:141 East "2nd street, New York,
before Magistrate Mc Andrews in
West Side court, after his arrest
for misrepresenting merchandise,
has brought to light a nation-wide
swindle in the sale of tires which
is operating in a number of states.
How the tire swindlers carry
j out their deception on motorists
by representing their wares as
Iho products of nationally known
rubber companies, but which were
I merely discarded tires re-vul-
canized and encased in paper
wrappers, was described before
the court as follows:
A truck occupied by two men,
draws up alongside another mo
tor car halted In traffic. One of
tho men would ask the driver of
the car If ho wanted to buy a tiro
or two cheap, U. S. Royal Cord
being the make usually offered.
They would offer to sell for $25,
two tiros priced at $25 each, and
sometimes would reduce the price
to $1.00 the pair. When the pros
pective purchaser showed dlsbe-
ef of their statement they would
tear asido some of tho wrapper
and show the U. S. stamp on tho
lire. If tho motorist bought the
tires ho would find upon exam
ining them that thoy were bat
tered used tires and the V. S.
volcanic cones are numerous,
cones vary greatly in size
The ; zama. Long before man
and j tho entire upper part of
are distributed"without regularity, some titanic cataclysm, fell in up
Each has been an active vol-on itself as if swallowed by some
cano. I subterranean cavern leaving its
-One of the very largest of these ' crater-like sides cut sharply
volcanoes was Mount Mazama, '. downward Into the central abyss,
which lifted Its majestic crest; What a spectacle this must
nearly to the height of Mount 'have been- imagine 17 cubic
Rainier. 300 miles - to tho north. ! miles of earth disappearing into
But this was ages ago. Nn hu- j the fiery jaws of a growling
man eyes ever saw Mount Ma- world. The first awful depth of
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