EIGHT THE DAILY CAPITAL JOT RNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 191(5. Between Today and Tomorrow AFTER a hot, stuffy dayls work in ths blistering hot sun, when you are tired all over and you hate the very thought of ' turning in" imagine the exhilarating effect cf a five or ten mile spin on a Harley-Davidson With it you can glide over the roads, up hill and down dale, wilh tha cool breeze fanning ycur cheeks. It will help you to forget tha troubles of yesterday and the tasks of tomorrow. Breathing in great draughts of dew laden air, you remember only the present and that it ii great to be alive that's motorcycling. With your Harley-Davidson yc u can go to town to spend the evening as you like, or you can run over and see the neighbors. There is nothing like a Harley-Davidson to help you get the most out of life. The purchase of Marley-DaviJion i an investment that will pay big dividend! in health and recreation. You can aecure immediate delivery. Some Good IJuvs in Second-Hand Motorcycles SCOTT & PIPER 252 State Street Salem, Oregon Automobile News Series 17 eoaner The Best Values in Motor Cars Be sure to see them before placing your order. J. B. Knight Ageni With Vick Bros., 2G0 N. High St. Workmanship and Materials Make Saxons Popular "(ii't away from the belief tliut 1 1 low-priced motor car is made at a sac rifice of workmanship," is the advice of I.lnyd I.. Ryan, tno local agent of Snxmi Motor Car company. He offers it 1u . all tnotorists land prospective ones as a bit of information that will prove worth while when studying motor curs in general. The workmanship of a number of the moderate priced automobiles stands at the top in many instances of perfection in motor car building, according to Air. Ifyan. '"increased efficiency in factory op oration, the elimination of waste time between the various processes, and the many inventions to save, production costs have made possible the construc tion of the low cost ears with a grail" of workmanship that is very high," he said. "The most tvurable materials have been made a part of this construc tion until tho low priced car of today is sold at a small price, not because it is interiorly built and lacks the quality of the expensive ears, but be cause human ingenuity has turned the motor car factory into a high speed production machine, each part doing its work excellently but quickly. "Take the Saxon factory for exam ple. The utmost care is used in build ing Snxou motor cars. Tho quality ap pointments of Saxon ' Six' evidence that care has been taken to turn out a do luxe motor car and to the mechanic the assembly of the working parts shows that no expense or time has been sacrificed. "Kvery part of a Saxon 'Six' is sub jected to the minutest scrutiny before it is allowed to become a unit of thr whole car. Kvery subdivision of the mechanism is given n thorough test and a slightest flaw sends it back for cor rection, or, to the scrap heap. "it isn't a case of putting the raint on thi? body carefully and knocking !l fr.tn.nvo.k underneath togoth'r w ill a money wench. Hoth ha?) thr' ir:est crifi;' workmanship. Not only 'iocs tliw fniif, ait artistic finis'j to t'i" ear hut it r'so makes for emluratvo u-id a nrnltnum repair expense. "When one stops to cin.ddcr J'n if" IS will purchase t. six-tyliiuler mo ,r,i car, built from tho best materials th',t cm be bought, tesigrc.l lv im ports, constructed with an nccurncy that leaves no room for flaws, and marked by the quality features that are common to ihe costliest cars, it becomes apparent that price at least has little to do with workmanship." BRAKES FAIL TO WORK : That one or all thn occupants of the ) .Toe Winter automobile were not crip i pled for life or killed outright last Thursday afternoon, when tho car pitch ! ed over an 18 foot embankment on the ! Silverton Hills road, is almost a miracle.' I Ml'. Winter was driving on thr road I between the John (Inctz place anil that i of l!iaily Davis, accompanied by T,. ( j Hndloy and IVurl Hubbard. Passing I down a sharp hill the brakes failed to ' work. The ear instantly left the road. ' struck an obstruction of boulders piled j by the roadside and pitched over the embankment nnd struck on the right 'side in the depths below. Mr. Iladley's cheek hone was broken. He suffered a great deal for the first few days from rTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT Time Payments On Motor Cars Is the Latest Plan Among the rumors that are current iu financial circles of New York City is one to the effect that big New York and Chicago capital is back of the newly formed (iuaranty Securities cor poration. This is the N'ew York com pany that is said to have formulated a new and original plan hwereby auto mobile dealers handling various kinds of cars inn dispose of this product on the 'Mime payment" basis. Arrangements already have been en tered into between several motor car manufacturers and their dealers which enable the latter to offer cars to their customers on deferred payments. In each case, however, the plans differ and it is to offset this objectionable feature that the (Iuaranty Securities corporation has entered the field with a selling plan that is declared to be uniform for all makes of cars and na tional in its scope. Big Men Behind It. While details of the plan have not been made public, it is understood that the group of capitalists who are respon sible for it and who are Hack of it are numbered among the most influential in the country. That this new company is destined to pay an important part in the future of the motor ear business is evidenced by the fact that, it is capitalized on the basis of handling fifty million dol lars' worth of automobile paper this yea r. Tells Why Western Motor Oils Have Advantage "Why do motor oils made from asphalt-base crude give best results, espe cially in the matter of carbon depos its i'' asked R. II. Campbell of .the Standard Oil company, repeating the question put to him by i Journal rep resentative yesterday. "Well, it's a rather technical sub ject for the ordinary citizen," said Air. Campbell, "but as our friends the chemists would say, oil made from asphalt-base crude 'vaporizes and dis tills without decomposition.' " "In everyday langn ige that means that oil which gets into the explosion chamber does not break up under the intense heat and : leave a deposit to gradually bake hard on cylinder walls and valves, and catch md hold carbon derived from the motor fuel. "Oil refined from asphalt-base crude maintains its correct lubricating body until its work m completed and then pusses off with the exhaust, leaving a clean cylinder. "It simply amounts to this nature h is given nsuhait-base (rude a differ ent and more advantageous chemical construction, as far as producing good motor oils is concerned. And when this oil is correctly refined, naturally it gives the motorist better results.'' Pershing May Use v Motor Bike Guns the pain, but, is now getting along in good shape. Barring a few scratches the other boys passed through the nc cident without mishaps. The fact that the top was up at the time may have had something to do in breaking the force of the fall. Mr. Hadley was in town Tuesday to have the injury dress ed. Silverton Appeal. MARRY AT HIGH NOON OUR AIM Is to build up our business by saving the automobile owner money. OUR STOCK Of accessories is complete: tires, " chains, bumpers, oils, spark plugs, horns, lamps, in fact almost anything you may need. OUR SERVICE CAR Is at your service, night or day, and will reach you, no matter where your car may be. OUR BATTERY SERVICE Is unexcelled. We recharge batteries at the following prices: Gv T.0-80 a. h., 80c; 6v S0-1S0 a. h., 90c; 12-1G-1S-2 lv starting batteries, $1.20 OUR MECHANICS Are experts. We employ no apprentices. OUR PRICES Are lower because we specialize on repairing ami overhauling and give our entire attention to this work. HEADQUARTERS FOR Reos, Hudsons and Auburn Cars WE CARRY EXTRA PARTS Great Western Garage C.C.SIMERAL, Proprietor' 117 NO. HIGH ST., Opp. Court House. Phone 4t The marriage of Miss Mario Hnmre to Hugo llualtiud was solomnized at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. j 1'. Kumre, at her home near the uni-i versify, Tuesday noon, March 2,H. Hev. ! J. C. lioseland, pastor of the United ; Lutheran church, officiated, using the I ring service. Only relatives nnd im-! mediate friends of tho contracting par-1 ties were present. A sumptuous wed- j ding feast was enjoyed. Many useful ! nnd beautiful presents wore .received. Hntli Mr. and Mrs. liualand are held iu j the highest esteem by their many friends in this city. They have com menced their wedded life in a fine new j home on the east hill recently complete I by the groom for the reception of his bride. Mr. Haaland is engaged in the lmot nnd shoe repair business here. He takes pride in he fact that his new home was built by a local contractor and his house furnishings bought en tirely from the stockn of local dealers. Silverton Appeal. Do You Want To Build A Battleship, Girls? Tf the chewing-gum girls would lay off their gum for a while they would soon be able to build a battleship with the proceeds. And chewing-gum is merely the j THE UNIVERSAL CAR I III nrirt- if Anlir rMii iinnniMi li'Uif Ti-v7 II There is only one reason why Ford cars are demanded by over half the car buyers in this country. They are better cars. The Ford has demon strated its superiority by all the tests of time, in every kind of use. The demand is great because the value is great. Better buy yours NOW! Runabout $41:i.25, Touring $19:5.25. All prices f. o. b. Salem. On sale at VICK BROS. 260 N. HIGH STREET Machine guns mounted on motorcy cles probably will be used by Krigadier (ieneral John J. I'ershing in the final roundup of Villa's bandits according to information that has' come out of Mexico notwithstanding the censorship of the war department Motorcycles used the past two years by the First Aero Squadron, I'. S. A., are now in Mexican service and one of the fir.t things done after the raiding of Colum bus was to wire for ndditiounl ma chines. The railroad officials got them through from Milwaukee to the border in 33 hours. 1'hcse machines are now in use for dispatch bearing and main taining the lines of communication of the punitive expedition in Mexico. To SYrgennt H. F. Leonard of the New Mexico Military Institute chief credit should be given for developing the quick handling of machine guns on sidecar chasses. With the two guir. issued by the war department last faM the First Machine (inn corps has trav eled more than l.lioO miles over the rough country of the southwest. It has" been demonstrated that the Colt auto matics and Hurley-Davidsons can rravel over most any kind or ground at from 20 to 41) mill's per hour, get into net ton in 50 seconds and deliver 40 shots a minute. tlenernl I'ershing personally reviewed the cadet, battalion and machine gun corps Washington's birthday and saw firsthand what can be accomplish!', with this modern "method of warfare. It is declared that (ieneral I'ershing has more intimate knowledge of the e fectiveness of motorcycle machine guns than any other officer in high command in the I'nited States. The machine gun company which he reviewed is the first of its kind ill America but from the ac tivity displayed by the war department it is a practical certainty that motor cycle machine gun companies will be attached to every regiment. The gun cars and their motorcycle tender carry a total of 4".L'0 rounds of ammunition in eighteen compact boxes 240 rounds of ammunition in their flexible belts in each box. But one gunner and driver are required for each gun and in addition the squad carries entrenching tools, wire cutter and complete semaphore signal outfit. medicated sap of an old bully-tree. The bully-tree is one of a large fam ily of trees, an off shoot of which is the sapedilla tree. Chide, the root sub stance of chewing gun, is the dried milky juice of the snpodillu tree. The above are facts presented by the. Department of Commerce in the course of its ceaseless nctivities in digging up facts about things that come from abroad. The department of commerce also says: ' 'The chewing-gum habit has cost the American people for chicle alone nearly $:ii,(MM,UM(l iu the last ten years, or almost five times as much as we paid Russia for Alaska. Normally our im ports of chicle amount to ' 7,000,0(10 pounds, for which we pay about $L', oOO.OOO in the countries of origin, and to which must be added customs duties iu our own ports of about $7.0.000. ' '. School Officials Object To Costumes Portland, Or., Apr. 1. The entire senior class of the Lincoln high school was iu disfavor today following a sum-1 mnry order given by Miss Caroline' Barnes, class adviser, that the boys put i on neckties and the girls do up their Im i r. Yesterday was the time for toe tra ditional negligee of the seniors. The boys wore soft sport shirts open at the neck and the co-eds let their locks stream down their backs. 1 irincinnl Davis followed Miss Itarnes I order with a stern lecture in which he' pointed out the bad effects of sm h tac- tics upon lower classmen,. j KITTER-HANSEN WEDDING ! Consistency " YOU want a motor car that will serve you consistently. You want to know that your car can bo relied updn day in and day out. You want high mileage per gallon of gasoline and freedom from repairs and readjustments. And you want these things, not occasionally, but continuously day after day. On these qualities the Maxwell has made good. It has proved its worth. When tha Maxwell stock touring car set the World's Motor Non-Stop Mileage Record a short time ago it travelled for 44 consecutive days and nights and its performance was con sistent. It went about 500 miles each and every day. It went within a small fraction of 22 miles to every gallon of gasoline. It went the whole dis tance of 22,000 miles probably fur ther than you -would travel in two years without any repairs or read justments. Every one of eight tires (two sets) went just about 9,800 miles and the others finished in good shape. For consistency and relia bility this record far excels anything we ever heard of. You can get a Maxwell, an exact duplicate of the record breaking . stock car, on the partial payment plan we have perfected. All you have to do is to make the initial payment, then take the car and pay the balance as you ride. The unusual value of the Maxwell, to gether with our easy payment plan of purchase, is bound to dispose of our allotment of cars very quickly. Better make your reservation now, delivery later if you prefer. Touring Car, $655. Roadster, $635 Pr-CM F. O. B. Detroit V hp" .J!fg..pj t ufwm HALVERSON & BURNS Cor. High and Ferry DISTRIBUTORS FOR Sliss Aenes Hansen nnd Mr tindv W iMrs- C- A- IIan9fn residing near Needy. ' parents are Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Ritier, Hitter, both of Aurora, were married it al"-' is a popular young woman of en- j who are prominent residents of Needy. the Haptist parsonage in Oregon City, gaging person ility, with a multitude of tiy the tiev. Al i Hi kon, on Wednesday friends in her circle. afternoon, March lltlii, only a fewi The iroonv is a prosperous young far t. the close relatives being present. mer who has many friends and is high The bride is the daughter of Mr. and ly respected by nil who know him. His After a few days stay in Oregon City and Portland thev will welcome their manv friends in their new home near Needy where Mr. Hitter his a farm. Aifrora Herald. Ill 1' ID (l'i hit Chalmers "Six -30" Touring Car r $1175.00 .;,L. ,..;:: -,liil'r--' lr ' VT ! ' I S Here is the new Chalmers "Six-30" big in value, great in performance, and a regular miser on fuel consumption. The "Six-M" is easily a year ahead of any other car in its price field. Investigate, for here you will find more power, more strength, more size, more seat room, more easy riding qualities; m fact more real car than in any other automobile value in -the world. ' See on Demonstration at HALVERSON & BURNS Ferry and High Streets. CHALMERS OLDSMOBILE Salem, Oregon MAXWELL 4