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THE DAILY CAPITAL jm RNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, JULY 1. 1916.
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THE SAME CAR FOR
LESS MONEY
B'
EAR in mind that the Maxwell
car hat not been changed.
It la standardized. It will not
be changed except In minor
respects where we see oppor
tunities from time to time to
make refinements and additional
improvements.
The new price of $595 is only
made "possible by our greatly
increased production and the fact
that we specialize in only one
automobile.
Every Maxwell car is identically
the same as every other Maxwell
car.
Last year the Maxwell car rep
resented a big value." Many
thousands of satisfied Maxwell
owners are the evidence of that.
But this year at the reduced
price of $595 the Maxwell stands
out as the one big automobile
value of all time.
Nothing like it has ever been
offered for the money.
Just consider, complete electri
cal equipment for starting and
lighting; speedometer; demount
able rims ;f one-man top; rain
vision "windshield; and every
other device for the comfort and
convenience of the ownerT
Every thing that the "expensive
cars have. 1 And good looks, com
fort and economy of operation
that some of the others haven't?
There has been a nation-wide
demand for Maxwell cars at the
former price; there will be an over
whelming demand for these cars
at the new price of $595."
And this proves that the Amer
ican public has admitted and
verified our unqualified claim
that the
Maxwell Motor Car is the
Big, Outstanding Motor Car
Value in the Country Today.
WHAT THE MAXWELL MICX
INCLUDES
Loaf-stroke, high six, four-cyliBdcr motor,
1 to CO milts oi bib gear; 20 to 25 routs to th
galloa of gasoline (average).
Irreversible steering gear; automatic motor
lubrication bjr iplatb and sumo; WO t 1.000 milts
per gallon of oil.
Thermo-eyphon cooling .
A runaiag-ln-oll dutch, to smooth w to make
the driving of dot let ai free from gear-claihtog
and bom Hidden jerka as that of a aeaaoned driver.
Tall, Darraw. racing type Maivell-aud radiator.
Uaxweli-made sales I-beam front and aeraU
floating rear; highest quality heat-treated alloyed
ted. m
Gasoline tank In cowl; abort, aceeMfble ga line
U carburetor,
a MancU-nudt itrean-llnc body, wall tnithed
la tvery detail. Deep, comfortable upholstery,
a 30 Vi tires all around, non-skid on rear;
avenge life 8,000 to 10,000 miles. Demountable
rlnu. (&-.t
Tire carrier at rear, with extra tin.
Substantial, Maiwell-made crowned rendere and
linoleum-covered running boards.
Electric suiter, electric lights, elec'rlc born.
Rlgk-Tenaion Magneto, an independent lourcc
of Ignition.
One-man Too wtth qulck-adjuMabla cwumt
atorm proof.
Kain-vlsion, adjustable, ventuatiag vladthield.
High grade speedometer.
The Maxwell Touring Cat ta a fuD tve passenger
oar. Every liuvcll model aeau comfortably the
Mssber of passengers which It Is rated to cany.
Compmn tw Uaxwtll ftoturts tvlrt,
tktu of eari silting at hightr prlcts.
This announcement will be read by hundreds of automobile dealers
as well as prospective retail buyers. To those dealers who wish
to know if there is any open territory, we will say that Maxwell
sales contracts for 1916-17 are being signed now by our traveling
salesmen. There will be some changes particularly in the
allotment of territory. ? Therefore, interested dealers, wherever
located, should write us bow.
Maxwell
Maiwei Non-Stop Car
Still Gives Wonderful
WOODBTJRN ITEMS.
Young Chapman i'Iiiiii- mi from
Klamath Falls tn enlist. His puifti I m i
live in Salem, Inning moved there in
tin? past year from Woodbuin.
-Mr. and .Mm. J-'runk 11. Tollurd will
have Saturday for Minneapolis,
where Mr. Tollnrd will enter the cm-1
ploy uf the Nelson-Morris. I'ncking
company. May they hne lots of due-!
cess, i
.1. V. Hertzlcr iiikI family -have mot-!
oil to Bridal Veil, Ore., followed by the I
well Hidden of this community where I
they made many friends. . '
A committee will enll on the citizens j
lith a paper for siibscrintions for thei
" ' i'relief of HIiV families fit' lni.iiit,cr.i r.f
spite of chcll Lewis. Clarissa Sclwvnne and oth-' Comniiiie I t i ... .......i..
ordered to the wheel of the CLainpion. the difficulties encountered, rugged . er well know u artists of the stage and circumstances. Thin paper is being
He pointed its nose southward and the i roountuiu paths, swollen streums, aiid"''?- , prepared by Mayor Steelhnmmer. Any
long" tour began. After a triumphant blinumg l.lusts of sizzling desert oandJ i 'I- j ome-Huek " tv, written and j of these families i need should
, ixu .,. iiuisniiier. i acre inane ineir wants Known to him and
...., r .....,,.... R vreuuu 0I excel ent ohotoL'riniiv not fee UrUinl
Motor Cbfspany Dtroi( . Mich.
The First of Which Is To Re
port for Duty at 9:30
Monday Morning
King Bing Deckebuch hereby issues
jhe following orders j0 hjs vassals,
whereby each Cheiriau may Know what
is expeeted of him .Monday from H:00
o'eloek iu the morning until the elose
of the tlanee at the Armory, at the
midnight hour.
The orders, which are to be implicitly
followed, are as follows:
Report for duty in uniforms at the
Morion hotel, promptly at 9:00 o'clock
Form an escort for Queen Kstella
and her attendants at 9:15.
Kscort the Queen to the reviewing
stand on the north side of the Court
house, forming us honor guard during
the crowning of the queen by Governor
Wilhyconib, and the presentation of the
golden key, representing the Ireedom of
the city, by Mayor White.
During the baby parade, which will
follow the crowning of the queen, the
(.'licrrinns will guide the line of march
around Willson avenue.
Following the baby parade, escort
the queen and her party to .Marion
square, and stand by during the grange
exercises.
Kseort the queen and attendants to
the Marion hotel.
After luncheon, the Cherriuns will
again assemble at the Marion hotel and
escort Quren Kstella nnd maids to Mar
ion square where they will take their
place in line for the grange and auto
parade, to. begin at 2:00 o'clock.
After the parade the Clierrinus are al
liberty until !l:llil o'clock, when they
are requested to report to the Armory
for the dance. Uniforms will not be
required for the dance.
These orders are issued by King TVing
and are to be obeved.
The Three Leaders
Harley Davidson Motorcycles
Famous for Their Speed and Endurance
Cleveland Lightweight Motorcycle
Famous for Their Lightness and Simplicity
Flyer Bicycle
Famous for Their Easy Running
YOU CAN'T BEAT THIS COMBINATION.
If you are interested, come in and let us go into
detail regarding the merits of these machines. We
also have some good buys in secondhand Motor
cycles and Bicycles.
Scott & Piper
252 STATE STREET, Salem, Oregon.
I
You Take Chances of Being
Fined by Using Them, Bet
ter "Cut 'Em Out"
Although there is an abundance of
patriotic feeling in the air, Y"oung Am-1
erica w ill have no more than the usual !
privileges when it comes to shooting
fire crackers on Cherry fair day anil j
ou the Fourth.
Chief Welsh says that the first
youngster that, begins anything like n ;
fire cracker celebration down town will j
be playing for trouble, anil the police,
are so instructed. The rules are not
to be suspended either day. ;
When it conies to firing cannon, dis
charging n gun or pistol, or any prepara-
tion of gun powder or any explosive 1
compound, or even n bonfire within the:
business section of the city, there is
nothing doing, unless the consent of the I
mayor lias been received. Nor will there1
be any unseemly celebration in the vi-;
cinity of any store, factory, hotel, mill
or bridge or public building, or miy
where in the city when warned by a
householder not lo do so. This is the
law and when violated, there is a fine,
of 10 in sight. I
The disposition in any manner what
ever to another person of firecrackers i
over two and one-half inches long, ex-j
elusive of the fuse, and five-eights of:
an inch in diameter, is forbidden by the
state law, ns is the discharge of tin '
same. A fine of .tL'j to .i")0 is the re I
suit ot convict for violation of the
In w.
There is nothing doing out of the us
ual this year when it comes to celebrat
ing the grand old day by means or the
gun powder route.
lurnDISTILLATE
Save Money
TEN GALLONS OF GASOLINE at 20 cents
amounts to $2.00. Figuring twenty miles to the gal
lon, you get 200 miles at a cost of one cent per mile.
TEN GALLONS OF DISTILLATE at 10 cents
amounts to $1.00. Figuring thirty miles t the gal
lon (which is conservative), you get :J00 miles at a
cost of one-third of one cent per mile.
The motorist can divide his fuel cost into three parts
and pocket two of them, this claim being borne out
by actual comparisons. .
The Leist Distillate Gasifier
PRICE FOR FORD CARS. . . . $5.00
OTHER MAKES $7.50
Installed.
Great Western Garage
141 North High St.
OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE
1
OREGON ROYS AT RnRnr.p !
San Di.'go. Cil., .Inlv . With bare
ly mure, than a fluetii"; glance of San
Diego, the Third iu'autry regiiLent,
Oregon National gunid, arrived lien
yesterday morning and in lets than for
ty minutis the speital trains were
I'sn-fc el to ti' tiads nt IV! San
lr'go and Arizona .ailnad anl the
troops wore 1,11 the way to Sun Vsidro
It had been expected the militiamen
would be held iu Sim Hiego, but .Ma
jor Johnson llagood, column ndant. at.
Kort Itosccrans, issii ' I orders provid
ing for the troops to go to Sun Ysidrn
wheic they will reinfoi te one and
it.e halt' companies of regular cu it
Hil'lleryinen on duty .here, "'he Cre.
;.oii trtops airiviug this mo'ving urn
under the loiiiinainl of l i.jor Carle
A 1 1 i, 111
iigil .Morgan attended the ball yun.e
at Woodbiirn Sunday.
-Miss l-Mna Stevens visited relumes
in Siileiu last week.
Mr. and Mrs. .I0I111 Wnltinan. Mrv
II. Kngliretsou and Mrs. Lester Walt
man nnd daughter, spmr the week ee.l
111 Oregon City and rortland.
the
NORTH HOWELL NOTES
A. 0. Keene, Archie Weisner, and
1 ' mines iiicuani ot The Pa lies
.guest ot relatives iu this section.
I K. It. I'letcher and family of Sub 10
Hie at their farm home for tiie siiih
,er. I Mrs. li. Weisner nnd daughter H'T
I that visited the forer's sister Mis.
.Itroylcs of Wiiodburn Sunday altii
, noon,
I Mrs. Alice Kngleson an. I son Hubert
Visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
. C. A. Sawyer, Suturdny ami Sunday.
; Mr. iin.l Mrs. A. Itump and .Mr. 'uud
..rs. Thomas Itump were out iu their
new Ford Sunday.
I The wedding dance of Anna link
'iiiul Joseph Wocllie will be given it r
j the hull Saturday evening .Inly M.
Through a misunderstanding it was
said to have been given June 17.
with headquarters in Los Angeles, na ! going," Miller laid. "In
WviVp al fnc hnaeW ':!'.? ....b:s!i.,Af,,'VJr'uni1 ,,n,;ljlinu''l,! 1,lu,ts of dt'"CM 6unJ directed
w. m xvg i"aviv " -.uiMuiniu, .nr. not once did the non stop champion ' jn
Miller drove the cur iuto Arizona and 'falter.
iu xloiug so
ond'(ul.r r, . ..l.... ..k... l.'. il" . puoiorupnyi 1101 jeei oaes
The famouf nonstoo ifnxwell. the down to the Mexican border. The ' let l.r ... 1,. ..' Vi' .. w.nKn uuisholer uiti.ens will be asked to contribute
' . ...... 1 v.. .uv "uuu. mi. . ooTuiiieo in Inn nii-lnp. ..... i I
Iha I.... .... -, . ... .1 " r ...TMI.5 UUI1I, IP IVI lll'-U ttlllUlllll
ear that startled tbo automobi e. , " Dlv , ' ''""' me. last m, miles, over poor roads for the-around IVud river iJMr fUr,.i r- 1 ; h
11 1 . t ' v ' -i-j troops along the border. t rendered 1 most nurr were nee, 1 inter! !., i.t fi , ,, ,, Carubassett, , us Company I is uway. No putriotic
orU ,Mt Tnuat5r; "heU 11 P,,ed "P valuable service and the soldiers viedteen hours Sn Cn. dino o It .'" ""f "' l''"y'r fr ''"ried ; ei,iMn, will refuse to contribute and
ulagc for more than 22,000 in forty- with oue unuti iu tllUig t , 'An!elr " tv Xht : m l" we made in ' "L' ""'""S V Htory " "" wait to be .k..
four days without a stop of the motor,; the wheel. - fc i "? , "'Zr'h ! 1 Im "'" ' ,";!""r"" Vf ,b" """ l'""ber-jacks and I Chapter J, 1'. E. O. Sisterhood, of
has been making more fame for itself. Miller circled the entire state of! . : luuuniuiniers were used in the lug . W odburn, met June 22, and enjoyed
The ear is back in its garage at the Arizona and . networked the interior, j Pi CL si ir . i-uikwooq anu .vnss.one or the liupiy oecasioiis that liu
Lord Motor Lar Co., in Los Angeles ' He climbed every mountuin, 1 lurged OllOHs OuOW LOIninS 1 . r,v".'Jl',' I'8"" '' K" nniong pleasant memories.,
after an extended tour of Southern 1 through ever? sund pull, forded every
California, the Mexican border- and river and entered every city and vil-'
Arizona. Its speedometer now reg-ilage in the state, so that eveiv citizen!1
'Strong Show Coming
To the Oregon Theatre
istera a total mileage of 30,635 miles, in Arizona might have an opportunity I "The Come Back," a thrilling story
m uipioui c vui i.'ur'r,iii uie nuou n ,;ir- u i,-n me line imioer. ; Ot the
, llMuifl.r l-niill.. r.f i..rl . l i ! n.
euruferanee by more than 5,000 mi'es. - As a rule, the roads were of the . contrasted with life in New York so
No more splendid endorsement of 1 most diseournL'inir sort. I'rtctieallv cietv. is the .tiirrinrr i..l.;'..t.. ,.i,;..i.
1 r .. 11 :.,:rt u e j .1 -.11 -1 t.-n . , , . - - , . . . -
jnjL,.cu i-iui-u'in j van hp iouiiu iiiuu ii wi .niuer s uriving wttn done
Allison are provided with t.arts that
are admirubly suited to their talents,
nnd there is not a dull moment iu the
entire five reels.
WELL DONE WOODBTJRN.
.Mrs. l-leanor Krnco, past slate presi
dent, Mrs. Veda Jones, state president,
anu .Mrs. we-steott, of Aurora, were
! present and added to the pleasure ami
I profit of the ilny. A delightful lunch-
' nji nnH Hcrvr-il in mhihII
aii muni, of nr nihi in rr.nhj40 to rpttily dcrftriittMl tul)
Imhki.tH fit 11
Tlit1 liosto
in the performiince of the Chsmpiou. ' niyht, tlip hout of" the .luty rn.n Our- n Muv Allison
t If . V... k.iFn n . Al ' ' ...
at tro has unaided for Han.1.1 1.... L w, r..l . 1 . ... 'V " " " '"" was ass, s edi.y daughters Of memliers
,r ,! i. '. in:.... ... . - - ,,., ,,,,, lurnisnca a company JIish Jtutli Austin
Motor enthusiasts who fii-nred thnt the in cr the ,b,v hiiwr l,.,,nt',l . .i. ..-..'.i. 1:.'. .. . '"' "yl T ""' "uniiren Hall
: . . ---- - n - in,, 1.111 11 si 01 .Mciro STars, r nnin ti s
on-fltop hero was done after it, re- Test is Severe. make their debut ., that program. This ,i t -Iv
markable feat of rolluig up 22,000 Although encountering the hardest popular stellar combination will be seen i f,i,l ni
mn llAti ictf hfint atnn nora aoillt mm. irm na in u 1. t. f . . it .1 . 1 ... 1 '
" -' w Kl " v v unci tiw: ni.ii. .niirii llir- .WilAnl'll till I P HITI'I' II Ir III T 11 1 tl i.ri.rl 11., 1 1 i.n ' . t 1
UkCn" ,j Returned to Los Angeles, it was in per- the Oregmi iheutrc, Sundi.v nnd Mon- 1 .
8oldieT9 DriT Car. I feet condition. Not even the slightest ; day. A notable cast has h.'cn engaged If there were no other ecu.e for
Tmmediatelv fol ow no the rernr,t niechnnin nW.n,ti,i ,. . .. . ... wi re no oilier excuse tor
Thine.' r vtii.: -t. a:i r.w 1 ' ' .ir "., ,:,,,",t '.r "ve. f u "
- . - - u . ., ut.-iit. , n . . . 1,1,-iuiics i.e.Tr 1 iinon 11,
com-
111 the land were as propor
pulriotic e need not be a-
any emergency that miirtht
lalesmen of the Maxwell Motor Co.,, "No enr was ever given a harder ' dell, c-orge H-nry, Uc'rt Markcv, Mit - iVtiffieii
all kinds
of people to make a world would be
Miss Minnie Steel-
hammer and Miss Hazel Bitney. The
house was ehriningly decorated with the
I'. II. O. colors and marguerites. After
the business session n delightful time
win passed. Woodbiirn Independent. ,
-Toledo Blade.
Arrangement,) are being made for
another big two-story brick business1
block to be erected in Joseph this sum-!
mer, tho ilerab sttj-s, '
The Salem Repair Shop
Is the place to get your work done, Al kinds of wi lding and brazing,
such as ens! iron, steel, brass, copper, aluminum or any metal used in
farm machinery. All kinds of lathe work done, gas engines and nolo
repaired. ,
We also repair plows, harrows, wagons, buggies, make springs and
repair springs and innse new bodies for delivery wagons and trucks.
Wood work 01' any kind nunle, all stone tools jmide and repaired,
also wood choppers' tools.
We will furnish estimates on any work. Spend your money at
home. I'rices nlwo.s reasonable. All ork fully giitiriinteed.
' nil in. 1 Had to see you.
Salem Repair Shop
R. J. HEBSCHBACH
229 State Street