PXGE TWO
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John Johnson Writes of Sights
and Experience in Qfient
Streamlining Cars Would Double Speed
Ktllliu-'f Xolc: fnliu V. IoIiiimiii mill Sinn uvi. v.i-11 known
Miitfnril men, tiiHiil fi-nm K1111 l-'riinriMHi m XntiilM-r will fur n trip
iiitiiiiHl iIm- world. 'Ilirlr voyago will In of M'vei iimiiIIi.' (lut-mimi-during
wliirli llmr Ihi')- will ilxit M-orin nf Aiiilli mill Kiimixiin iiiun
li-it-. At lln n'iiiil or 1 miht. Mr. .InlniMin will ilrx-ribo -ilif
illlcnMiliK irlp fur Mull Trlliiini- lciiil.-r. (In- rnllimflig li-lu-r Ix'liutTlio
twciitul of hta culorrul unii-lii. wliit-li will Appcur rrom time lu time1.
TOKYO, Japan. The next I (ho cnrniiulion of lln ih-vv einpi-i--Uuy
upent In vLllini; the , ' " would ho difficult to ilc-
vatluiiH h u i 11 1 n b dlHtilcts 1 ' 'i
uf the city. a-., well an the h1iois in
as
- mm
which niu-h product of art an
inn tie in Ihunoturvne. cloisonne,
porcelains. LtctiufMif, hainljtm and '
Uvouzv. UV wandcrt'il into tho '
many siili- Htnoin, narrow ami
lhrunKt-il wttli ilioucanils of men i
uml women, uh- well an i-htMrcii. :
till c lattei inR ahnifT with thlr
wooden crosa . HraU'tl pumlulh. 1
worming squirinhiK their way '
' through it countlcw numlici of hi- I
cycles, ox-cart and TlckMlniH, '
nlr"ct vciutt'i h HhakiriK little bHlH J
and HiiiK-HoiiKiitK their varioun (
wares made a most picturesque j
setting of Oriental life.
Jitw Fac-lnjf Colossal Tuisk
1 was tin pressed with the total
u licence of ItiUffhtcr or even un ap
pearance of happinoHU on the
faces; of the people of Tokyo, for
tlurint; out
thin city and
cunnot recall havlnif heard
bo eonsiTvatlve
ant one hundred
estimate
thousamL pete :
plf, old and young, dreaded In ;
innnu-iHde in every conceivahln !
K!-otestUo manner Hurling through '
the Ht reels, frantically houtliK t
the mime, of then emperor, datio
Ink and riiiKiiiK little hells and
KivinK vent to violent and furious
outbursts of their Joy. We went
out and mlnBlod in thin colehntt
ItlK throng, and were treated k'I
naturedly and kidded back and
forth nil along tin way some
coining out and grabbing uh by the 1
arm, and wo danced and shouted
I along with them. Later on, wc
were nd vised that through our
hotel management we could secure
renervutiona to tho "OoHm" dance
1 of lUoiwfyn Time, which is an an
j nual event. Jit the spring time, but
I was being given in honor of the
In Yokohama, we .;,, ," , '., im.
Attend Gellut Dance
Wo secured mir reservations at
ar0 yen each, and as. first clas.i
patrons, were admitteit from
Hound of laughter, a whistled tune
or a word of song. These people
u i ti going about the serious task oT
rebuilding their, stricken city, and
, the task is coIohhuI.
TIichg .laps are pretty good iner-
i-lifi ill u mill u'11 li :t t'i 1m 1 1 tuniifi 1 1 (1 1
confalm with them. riKhlhiK fni !Hll" H''1" ln f"'"". "UH u
their lowest prlfleN, They uro ull ' A """ "f liiiiiu dl-
"Hhltip-sllooteiH" and Hue 'uu com- nlf,,1 l uround, uIjko-
Imk. and thu Aineiican In npotted i ,ll"'l' BlK'"1 fo1' "'"' i'i'nute,
n ready cnh.- Heolt ami I lire I wl,,ll : Kil l. dreed In u wonder-
nui hiik hiiu eiiini oiuerco aitair.
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The 10-foot wind tunnel of the United States bureau of standards
a 1 (above), scene of many scientific studies with airplane models, reveal-
special entrance into the room of ed the extraordinary part air resistance plays in limiting the speeds bf
the "Ten t'ereinony." Hern we 1 riodern automobiles. Two perfect scale models, resembling toys (lower
vir ujifiuiy aim Hoieiiimy si-aieu 1 icfv; were ount of inc ice".s carneo on oy up. n. L. urydon (lower right).
Jl . K. Iteirhtohl
(ANHoclated I'ress Autotnobllo
Kdllor.l
WAHHINUTD-V W If automo
IjIIch . were streamlined like air-
sat beforo n hugo bronze comalrier ,,lHnM lhoy WQuUI l,''l-
spet'o n, 1 luwever, iney
would rival tlio futuristic designs
a pretty touKh pair to trim, and ft
knowledge of merchandising. I whlt, " n" Hewlng u green 1 1"''"1
i'i.i. vu-b.. t Hllld to be worth about t wetitv ' " oulu
rr... ..... ... v,..,. idollaiH ner Mound. A liiiln I... modern artists and probably
the most fertile agricultural H.uewhore, and throe tiny 'uId tvt by present
trlcl of Japan, and It Is wonderful 1 Kirls stepped from behind dB motorlMlii.
Himcn curianiH. came forward and! Uw. n v-
luid before uh a mi. mil china tray H"'' u lmH brvn Hirough
containing a colored cake with ,, H'X'iiinentH carried on by the bu
sPlinter of bamlHio Kionk ! iii.J',' t Mtandardx, aiv determined
to look over thouuundi of acres of
land, every Inch of which Is being
to produce 'lt maximum in food
product. A great portion of this I
land is being cultivated in tho pro- i"'1' of ,l- 1 watched the Japanese exclusiel
by the amount
duction of rice, but In some din-, Kl,lH. tney carefully wrapped " , , , 1 "
trlcts thu mulberry Is cultivated i",w ("t"1' Vl,v u," vir iihp- '" 7"
extensively, the leaves of which t K",! '"Uln t remain on the
furnish nourishment for tho silk b,M-1, ur H"II Hble leforo each
worms. 1 vf UHj After five nioru minutes of
Tim rice area Is all divided In
small square sections, from fifty
to one hundred feet square, bor
dered by a narrow embankment,
about ten Inches or ono foot wide,
on top of which Ik a very narrow
little path, and these embank
inciitH merely separate 0110 little
squaro from another, and thu de
pressions nro run full of water, as
the rico plains require It. Tan
gerines are also grown In some
sections, uml they in tun a hUK''
vegetable like giant white nidi))
that goes to make up u portion of
the iiutlni'H food supply.'
Another amazing sight la to see
tho vast amount of labor that gueH
to the production of their cropw.
To look uver their fields at my
time, is to witness a huge army of
men and women, toiling uwuy lu
these ficldH. Thu women uh well
as the men working like beasts of
the field drawing Imavy, hu go
, wheeled carta loaded with huge
piles of. rice and vegetables,
amounting easily to a ton or more,
with perhapH an old woman and
man yoked to It, pulling uml tug
ging it along with tho strained
look or the struggle ill their faces.
No modern methods are In evi
dence In tho cultivation or har
vesting of these crops, for In most
instances hundreds of men and
women were aeen flailing out the
flee' by hand, and In a few places
wu noted an occasional gasoline
engine doing the work. All chil
dren nru compelled to uttend
school lu Japan, and only tho men
anil women were working In the
fields.
Wo returned from Nlkko In the
evening, arriving at Tokyo about
U;3u, mid utter having a nice late
dinner at a very fashionable Japa
nese cafe, we returned to our hotel
for the night.
Kyoto Is Culture lVntir
The next day we Hpeiu Heeing
the city and visiting the shopping
absolute silence, the delicate tone
of the bell wa heurd unco more,
and from behind tho silken cur
tains the same tiny doll-like
Ot-lshas came forward again, each
bearing an earthen howl contain
ing hot tea, which was placed be
fore us, each of the girls stepping
back ono of two paces and with 11
very . dignified and pronounced
salaam or bow. turned and glided
away, their little silken sandals
(dipping silently over the deep
Oriental rugs.
(Nht t UNtoni I ck Tilled
JOach of I ho native gueatH, iiiHlng
bolh IuukIh, grnsped the howl in
the, palm of the hands, from each
side of the veasel and drank the
tea without removing it from the
llpu. I took one swallow of mine,
hut could go no further. .Scott
and a .Mr, Hell with us would not
touch theirs, and they could not
be blamed for this, as one look ut
this tea would stop unyono with
a good normal American tttomach
from craving drink in any form.
It wilh green uh hou.su paint and
of about the same consistency,
covered with a bright green froth.
Tho tnste of it would stuuKer th
toughest American bootlegger. At
any rate, we finished with tho
ceremony and proceeded through
suveral uponlngs and corridors,
leading into thu main th outre.
We were assigned neats In u sort
of balcony overlooking the main
floor of thu show house. After all
the first class patrons were seated,
the Hide door of the main floor
was opened, letting In the throng
waiting on the outside. There were
no seats at all on tho main floor,
everyone sat upon tho floor. The
Minuo cxloifdod acrusH tho back of
the theatre, and oil each Hide,
nearly to the back of the room,
heavy ntlk curtains concealing the
stag" background from tho view
of the audience. Someone came
fin-ward before the curtain and
Careful streamlining solved the
problem of defeating air rcHistancc
lu airplane construction, but. a
streamlined automobile with n
pointed front and a long thin tail
is beyond the average motorist's
imagination,
Jt Iuih been learned that the
present -day autoinubtle with n
maximum speed of ro miles an
hour would have to have an en
gine eight tlmcH Its present slz
'ttandards' project. Dr. Dryden
'used thu wind tunnel which has
i proved un indispensable uid to the
development of alrplnnes. The
f tents-were made at tho request of
an American automobile manufac
j turer. who supplied two perfectly
I scaled models built at a cost of
SHJMM for the tests.
The wind tunnel is capable of
' stirring up un air stream or gale
of any Intensity from 11 few miles
.1111 hour to more than loo miles
'an hour. Thu model Is suspended
lu the tunnel so that the ulr forces
i can be studied and recorded on
; apprupriate instruments which
show the extra horsepower neces
;saty to overcome air resistance in
automobiles uf present deidgn.
Overcoming air resistance, is a
vital factor in the successful flight
of airplanes. because without
(streamlining planes would not be
j able to maintain speeds sufficient
; to insure controlled flight. In
! automobiles, however, the design-
or has bowed to tho desires of the
J public for beauty of line and
Plenty of room, only to sacrifice
and power, to attain a speed nf inn speed and make nocessaiy the use
miles an hour. This Illustrates tho j nf larger engines and more gaso
cnnniuius amount of speed sacrl- 1 line.
districts. The followtiiK day wo I announced something In Japanese,
left Tokyo on our way to Ko!
fr a, day's chopping1 and
sight-seeing In Kyoto, This Is tho
center of Japanese culture and art.
Everything Japanese U at Its best
Iti Kyoto. It was formerly the
eapltol of Japan fur a thousand
years, and tho Imperial palace at
this place was used in tho vecent
coronation of the emperor. This
city is 317 miles from Tokyo, and
most of this distance was through
rich agricultural, as well us manu
whteh of course, we could nut
understand. Thu curtains were not
drawn they all dropped and dis
appeared like a serpent crawling
ln a hole in thu stage floor. The
Japanese are real artists.
Japanese Theatres Hcautlful
Tho stugc settings excelled any
thing 1 have over scon In America.
Kor art and beauty in decoration
they have no equal. It Is said,
Twelve singing girls, with long
neck guitars or a ort of "tike,"
fired lu aulumoMlcs' because of
present design fixed by popu
lar laste and convention.
I)r. H. Ij. Dryden of the bureau
of standards found in the course
of his lests Willi perfect eighth
hcii le models of a Kinall car now
on the market that at 40 miles an
hoiiv, eight ext ra horsepower
would be neccHsarj' to overcome
the air resistance of the full scale
automobile. At fin miles an hour,
lfi.7 extra horsepower would bo
required ; at On miles, -7.- horse
power; and at 70
power
It would take u bruvo designer
or manufacturer to put a cur on
the market conforming to the
lines which scientific. Investigation
might reveal as 'most efficient.
Conventional designs hove become
so rooted in the minds of the buy
ing public that any departure
would be doomed to almost certain
failure. The tests arc valuable,
however, to learn how much speed
is sacrificed and to make possible
further study which may lead to
development of some device to cut
miles, -13.2 horse J down "lr resistance without injur
ing the lines and bcuuty of the
In carrying out the bureau of 1 automobile.
tucturing districts, with all Japun'sjit on one side of the stage, and
working and her noil producing its, 'twelve girls with drums ami cym
maxlmum. Kho has to Import rice 1 bals ,sat facing tho others ou the
ouch year from, China to feed her j opposite side. -The show was on,
People. uml. of all the weird sounds and
Coronation In Celebrated - ' noises I huvo ever heard, It was lu
.We reached Kyoto early in the this place,
evcnln;, ar.ti tuuiut a most tumsuul The changes of scenery were
demonstration taking place, they marvelous and beautiful, and the
etc celebrating the luxi night of
Guard Against "Flu"
With Musterole
Influenza, Grippe and Pneumonia
usually start with a o-W. The mo
ment you get those warning athw nib
on Rood old MusteroU'.
. Musterole relieves the conception
and stimulates circulation. It hn all
the good qualities ol the old -fashioned
mu .tnrd piaster without the bliiter.
First you fee a warm tingle a the
heal in jt ointment penetrates tho
pores, then a soothing, cool in sensa
tion and quick relief. Have Mutter- !
ole handy for emergency use. It may i
prevent serious 11 mew.
To Mother; Musterole Is also
mad in milder form for
bebies and email children.
Ask for Children's Musterole.
Jars & Tubes
performance, while It was lacking
1 In music ami harmony as wo un
j dorstand H, w us a mont colorful
'and pleasing entertainment. All
changes tn atuye effects were
made without u drop curtain the
I remnrkuble transforniiitlniiH tuk
( inn pluce light before Ar eyes.
1 Forest scenes, lundhvapes, orchard
j and garden bcenos. us well us In
i terior effects, faded from 0ic into
I another, with no clush vt color nor
j breaking of harmony. When the
i performance whs ovr. our llk
t mind a Is wero removed ond wo
j were soon In the streets in the
spent three or four hours looking
about this city. Kobe Is the main
port of southern Japan, and a
great man u fact tiling center. fe
ing a seaport city. It has been
modern iged loo much to bo very
interesting.
Had h lovely trip the first day
out from Kobe, going through the
straits, .between the bountiful
Islands thu sea, blue ns sapphire,
and tho sun shining above. Smooth
seas and sunshine are very neces
sary to the pleasures of a sea voy
age, and this day was perfect. The
second day out w encountered
heavy, rough seas, and as usual,
half the puNsengers aboard re
mained in their staterooms.
Steamer Kilters Wlwmgpoo
Tho morning of the 4th we en
tered I ho delta ut tho mouth of Die
Vapty,o'rlver, a gnvit yellow floor
of (Ills mud. Wo crept slowly up
ibis river until we entered the
Whangpoo, the river that flows
through Shanghai. Wo p'roceeded
slowly up this stream, drawing
our keel through the yellow mud.
the hone liner being followed and
passed by hundreds of Chinese
Junks, some with huge sails of
reed and bamboo, others belni;
sculled along at a surprising rate
of speed by the skillful oarsmen
and women us well.
luiugiini iiarnor iicmthico: i
borders of tho international boun
dary, under any circumstances, re
gardless of guide or numbers, and
those living in the International
boundary have ceased to venture
into the Chinese city beyond the
boundary gates. Wo did take a
little flyer about ten blocks in all
beyond the border in a good car
with two reliable Chinese guides
and driver, but kept going, push
ing our way through the mass of
people in streets not more than
twenty feet wide. 1 couldn't help
but think of the misfortune to run
over someone, and have to stop,
and the result of having a thou
sand of these fanatical demons
right after you lu a minute.
Safety rrevHullmis Taken
To Klve you some idea of the
danger here. 1 will wiy that it was
ut'ionyary tlmt every officer on
board havo a .4:1, fully loaded,
strapped to his belt, four guards
with riot guntj were stationed on
the bridge of the boat and stood
guard every minute the vessel was
in port. These guards have re
mained on deck all the time com
ing down the China coast, to uvoid
a possible pirate attack. I guvo
you tho impression of most people
who have seen the Imperial hotel
In- Toyko and lis classification us
one of the world's finest hotels.
but while In Shunghal we hud the
I hundred thousand people, so you
(see what a small chance a Chirtls)
I man has when tie g A something ;
u rnni' wit h ht rn I hn I nuil Nm I
, medical uttentlun.
f 1 have tulked with o tunny in- ,
iteresting people and have learned
j of so many things tlmt uro now '
j and Instructive thnl I already feel
: well repaid for my trip, and it is
I not as yet one-fourth finished.
I Wo left Khanghai-this morning..
Sfiid waited out in the great yellow ;
I flood for the tide to come in to,
illft our vessel so we could proceed -j
down the stream. We are now out !
Ion the open sea, and have smooth
, milling, and say, Jt is surely good ,
j when the sea is not rough.
I am inclined to think our pan-
irouch. and as a result vi-n- un.
comfortable, but when it is smooth
going and we feel well, it Is fine.
To those who ure? inclined to be
nick I would never recommend a
sea voyage. However, the infor
mation you gain and the many
strange and interesting places ure
well worth the sacrifice of being
uncomfortable.
It wu very cold at Shanghai,
and they advise us that we will
have to don our 'linen suits ut
Hong, Kong seven hundred miles
south,
1 To Witness Ken Burial
It neemH incredible, but we were
up in the captain's cabin, and he
explained 11. saying thut it was the
cold monsoon from tho north
.Manchurian plains that swept
down over Shanghai that -made it
so cold, while Hong Kong had the
mountain ranges north to protect
her from the winds and tho warm
currents washing her shores. He
also advised us that a man was to
be buried at sea tonight nt nine
o'clock, and wo expect to witness
tho ceremony.
(Another of Mr. Johnson's In
tensely interesting letters will be
published at an early dalo In the I
Mail Tribune, describing the ad
ventures and experiences of Mr. !
Davis and Mr. Johnson on their j
round-the-world trip.) i
legumes, such as tho clovers,;
require a largo amount of lime ,
and are sensitive to acidity. It Is '
best, therefore, to apply lime pre- j
vlous to seeding down this type1
of crop in localities where soil ,
has a tendency to ho "sour." The !
more fertile tho land Is, tho i
greater tho degree of acidity that :
a crop can successfully withstand.
MUST BE HEALED
Taking dope to mask" the ptln
caused by neuritis or rheumatism Is
a waste of time. Toasting relief run
only be obtained by heating the in
flamed nerves and imsues. io to
your druggist and uflk for a package
of Tysmo tlmt penetrating, healing
absorbent which soaks In through tho
pores, nnd hflps to drivn out the in
flammation for good. Tho mlnvitr you
rub It on ymi bedin to feci better.
Pains and aches poon stop, rong
tlon Is removed, nnd serenes, stiff
ness or Hwelllug lr. pniR'i''.s or .lolnt1
Rradunllydlfmppears. Typmol Jq Rimr
mtcod liarmiH. plensnnt and easy
.o ueo Alwa.t in kocV t
Kli-nug'H Drug Storii
1
Stolen in 1928
0
Ten Billion Dollars!
Are you becoming hardened to headlines? Every news
paper you pick up shouts the stories of more holdups,
more robberies, more burglaries.
In 1928, America's crime bill was almost equal to the
total war loans of the United States to Europe. In one
year alone ten billions of dollars! Vf
Keeping your valuables at home makes things easy for
the criminal. Keep YOURS in a First National Safe
Deposit Box.
First National Bank
Medford, Oregon
This is the first shotving of the
Nru) Series Models wc will ex
hibit at the New York Auto Show.
Till' .wuli'iM of llu- null uf 1 1'llvlli'tto of ki'Ihk Uu-oukIi the
SlmiiKhiil. im-lmpx. will affiiid IIm ; .Mujfsllc hotel, uml for riul h!mi-k-ii'iiti'st
viiili-ly of wiitor vnifi lo 1 ,lm' holi'l him tlu ni nil lumen,
liu found In the woi-M. Slmnulml 11 ' formovly n very wealthy
In not Un lui-iio u elty un Tokyo, j 'I'hlniw prlvute Home, uml mum
Tokyo htivltiK u )oitilutlou of over ! I'UreluiHoil uml rrinoilcIiMl uml in
two million uml five humlieil j lurKeil for hotel. They left hpv
thotiHiiml. Khuimhut'x poiuihillou ,,'al "r vooiiih us they wvrv
Ik but ono uml one-hulf million. ! otiKlnully. ujul. reiilly, word cun-
, mil (loHeiiho the heuuty uml mar
veloliM Oriental deRaiiee of Ulln
i We (Icriilml not to remain In
1 Shaniihai as lonfi us we ut firt
; plnnneil, uml thought It more to
Better thm muttvd flutter
hill while It Is reully a poor hur.
hor, It Is the traillim eenlor anil
etearliiK house to the Kroalrsl
population In tho world, for It
serves ua the outlet lo thu nuisl
densely populutud norll.ui of
China KhanKhut Is the sea port i r HklnK to um tills time In llonu
tor u population of two hundred I ""B nu u visit to tho ancient
million people. Alone the wuler i " ut 'union.
trout uru the tort-Inn eoni-ossloiis. I Jio I'tillrc I'l-ous-llon
und Is inuilc up of lienutlful mod. j You must understand that tho
cm. up-to-dat hiilldinKs. fine ! w hite man has no pollee protec.
hotels uml club srounds. The parks tlon ut ull In thu Orient, not i-vcn
und rei reatloii Biounds arc very ; in Japnn. As an Illustration
fine .m. t:huni;b.ii is t ailed the j genilcmun wbhliiB to go some
l'arls of tho Far LCttst. uml iu.r. i In n.iL-..n .............. - i..t...i...
midst of the dunelim and .houtlnn hups deserves this repmailon. : to tnke hlni to bis destination.
"'V'. ''1."' , -,,,., ! Antl-Whln. Uiiirwl Notnl ' W'hjfc enroute the rleksha broke
lu . ?i I,.". " a""!',"" A" ,hp 0,h"'' " oil v ;!" '" threw the white man
IliK. tho noise subsided und the ..... ..1....11.. i-i.i.... .. ....1 in ik. .
, . e .o r . , i '1 ' -""'" "y ""l. conKes.ed pop. i " """"I"K hi. neek. Ho was
i.lr. . 0.1 ' V ,.n,,,"l""- '"""'" eondltloiw- ,x. 'Imlled before the pollee eourt und
ol. i w ! 1 tveme poverty. dlMi-csslm.- ,,. ".-" ISO yen or ...0. for breiik-
.".K" i.p-Mi 101 11 ;,iiil hI.'iuu... In.. ...I...-. 1... 1. 1.. : Inn lilt, rli-ltiln. li. i'l.i.. I. I-
fiisi lmitim; beyoml w ords, and w e ' woi-se. 0
were unfoiiiinMe in seelm; as ' leillin" 'ili'llltles Ijiekbur
mueh us wo did. for the air Is ! To Rive you soino Idea of China s
(Hied with 11 feelliiK of unni chen- i cumllllon In tho mcdirnl wny: AVe
slon. us thing do not look ton ,,',, a iloctor nhonrd the Cleveland
fimi.l tiH.iin.l ul.aHHl..i 1 l-etllenlntf In lhini. 1 ok. ..m ku '
.. .. ...vu,.,. vii.anp. mil no... mm I " u, Ul.
the hulled of torelRners Is up- I'lutlc In a hnspltnl ut a point near
proaohlnu the breaking- point. Wo Tientsin. This hospital had a ca
were wni-ned by the i-aptalu of our P'"'".' of two hundred patients,
vessel iiKniivit koIhh beyond the ' "ni1 " 'v"l populmion of Hire
! uffalrs us usual
I Travelers Minn In Kyoto
' The followInK time In Kyoto we
I suenl In vlsltlnjt their wonderful
: vmleiy of shops, thut handle every
! conceivable kind of Oriental pro.
I ducta. Thut evcntiuc we took the
eluctrlo truln for Kobe, to soil ut
3:00 u. m. for Rhunghul.
We not our Ink-Rime nbouid nnd
Longer and Stronger
4door closed car
120' wlieelbaie -
Lycoming Motor
Strongest of frames 7 'deep
Bijur chassis lubrication
Hydraulic, internal expanding foi -
wheel brakes
Hydraulic shock absorbers
Re-enforced bodies
Not cramped, but big. roomy and
comfortable -Finest
of mohair upholstery, and
luxura springs
Metal side quarters '
Non-glare Prewster windshield
Cam and lever type steering
Lower center of gravity
Easier and safer to drive
More head room, more leg room
and deeper cushions
New type wood wheels
Corona proof Ignition wires
Steel running boards
Electro lock v
Starter button on dash
Pedal type accelerator
Rubber covered foot controls
Large head lamps
Plate glass
oAn Invitation ''
Come And Drive This Big Closed Car And See How
Much More It Gives Than Any Other Under $1000.
When you sink into the deep cushions, and
relax at the restful angle of the seat
When you notice the fine interior, appoint
ments and the unusual head and leg room
Then, when you start the motor, and quietly,
smoothly, and effortlessly glide over the roads
It is then that you would not believe this car
sells for less than $1000 if you did not know it.
Thousands have accepted our invitation to in
spect, compare and drive this new series Auburn
Six. As a result an unprecedented demand is
sweeping the country for this, the longest,
strongest, roomiest closed car in the world un
der $1000. No other car offersyou as much size,
strength, comfort, efficiency and endurance.
The proof of this claim" is to be found in the
car itself. Ortce you acctpt our invitation you
too will know why Auburn gives you the
most for your money.
AUBURN AUTOMOBILE CO.. AUBURN. INDIANA
Southern Oregon Sales and Service
Medford Ashland