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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1916)
tut nATT.V TAPTTAT, JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON. SATURDAY. OCT. 21. 1916. E Modal 15-1 f. o.b.ToWo t Model 85-4 f.o.b. Toledo $795 rfi,ifdZ $795 r You Ought to Own This Car Its possession will enrich your life and the lives of every member of your family. The freedom and wider range of activity made possible by such a car are worth many times its price. The price is by far the lowest at which so big and fine and comfortable a car ever sold. Big the wheelbase is 112 inches. Fine it's a beautifully finished, luxurious can Comfortable it has cantilever springs and 4-inch tires. Model 85-6, 35-40 horsepower six cylinder motor, 116-inch wheelbase $925. Come in today we can't get them as fast as we sell them so order yours right away. D. MISNER, Agent, 245 South Commercial Street, Phone 97 The Willys-Overland Company, Toledo, Ohio f'McU In V. S. A.'! SEE US BEFORE THE See you riding your Bicycle without a Light. Its cheaper to buy a lamp than pay a fine. We have a complete stock of Lamps, including ELECTRIC CARBIDE AND ' OIL See us before you buy for we can sell you a better Lamp for Less Money. Scott Sl Piper Motorcycles, Bicycles, Sundries and Repairing. 252 State Street. ilo this. Hp is deceived bv the Micel niihty forco of Labor, as stalwart wor of the train, which does nut seem to bejkers busy theinselva upon their several coining so very fast after all and he, tasks. lifts into trouble. it's a splendid symphony of sight "Ami the remarkable part of it is and sound. But is that all! Isn't thera that these, fellows who cot hurt sel- something back of this big human drama lorn have any real renson to be in a , v.e call industry; something that plays hurry. In most cases they are driving an even more potent part in torturing along with their families or friends, the unwilling steel-to serve our pur with all the time in the world to spare poses f and vet this fascination of beating! Let us look behind the scenes and find the train over gets them. Advice oY-joiir answer. And the answer is Met 'plav it safe' is worth serious inward allurgy. . digestion by all who drive cars, and' ia the very shadow of the grinding particularly bv the motorist in his I processes that produce Maxwell cars driving infancy. j" the Oakland avenue plant iu Detroit "If you ever get stalled on a rail- is the metallurgical laboratory. It is a road crossing and vour motor won 't grateful refuge from the denrcniug cla start, vou can fall back on vour start-'"" of the taetoryr - A calm that is as iiic system to mill you over, .lust 1 intense as the noise of the hammers ob- throw her in high anil let the clutch in. Overland Model 85 Four and Six In Overland Model 8four or six you get certain important advantages over other cars of . similar price ad vantages that are definite and tangible. - Ton get an advantage in power. The reserve power that comes from ample motor size; the "snappy" power that comes from large valves; the flexi ble power that comes from a sure, not spark at even the lowest speeds. A steady, resistless flow of power that yon "feel" the moment you toueh the throttle, and that responds instantly to every demand. . . . - Yon get the' advantage in size. A long wheelbase and a roomy body that add much to the pride and satis faction you take in your car. You get an advantage in comfort. For in addition to the long wheelbase and roomy body you get large tires, with their greater air-cushions; deep, soft upholstery that rivals that of the moBt expensive cars; and easy riding, shock absorbing cantilever rear springs. You get an advantage in convenience. Electric control buttons on the steer ing column right at your linger tips; large pedals that are adjustible to your reach; a smoothly-working clutch that even a young girl can operate with Case. You get an advantage in appearance. A long streamline body of pleasing proportions and graceful lines, beauti fully finished in rich Brewster green. You get an advantage in complete ness. A vacuum gasoline system; a one-man top, with curtaiuH that fasten from in side; a built-in, rain-vision, ventilating windshield; demountable rims, with one extra rim. You get a magnetic speedo-i meter, an electric ammeter and an oil indicator, grouped on the instrument board, with an electric light to illumi nate them at night. Even though you consider these major advantages alone, the price of the Over land Model 85 four or six must itself he counted an euormous advantage. For in no other car of either type can you get all these Overland advantages for even a considerably price. - This is because no other such cars are produced on such a scale. More than three hundred thousand cars will be built by the Willys-Knight coinpnny during the next year. Eight now the production capacity is one thousand cars per day. This means economy in production tnrougn vast Duying power, and through specialized manufacturing methods. nut in addition to all this: You get an immense advantage in service. Service that is always nt hand, wheth- stop on your starter hard and keep your foot right on it until you are In safety on the other side." NEW MOTORIST IS ADVISED. Brains Behind the Brawn In Maxwell Factories This is mi age of inirucle-worl-.ing in big business. Every day we hear stories of' tremendous production in this or that Industry. We mnrvel at the magic that in one year sends out into the busy world tnousauds upon thousands of mo tor cars of a single make. We read that this year the Maxwell Motor com pany, inc., is making on average of -150 automobiles every day; that when the veur is done. 120,000 ftlaxwell cms will I fascination in them for the new driver. I Newspaper accounts of motoring neeid; "Always play It safe," is the advice ; ,., ou rnj,-ml crossings are of almost of C. M. Meunes, Dort distributor anil , ... si., neeim-ence. Tlui storv is urnrtic- Imv heon nlnced on the market, and im. manager oi the Northwestern Auto com- ully always the siune the occupants mediately our mind's eye conjures up n paiiy, to the new motorist. "Most neel- killed or seriously injured because the j vision of the heroine effort that must dents are the results of miscalculation J driver mien Imbued. . ' jbe necessary to accomplish such an un on the driver's part. The inexperienced "If the motorist would bear in mind dertnking. motorist is the fellow who usually goes that a train trnveliug 00 miles nil hour; We think of the mammoth factory in the ditch because ho has not aequirej ' is really moving about HO feet n sec-; and its roaring furnaces, their great the instinct or knack of knowing jmtlond, and thnt In the five seconds it will jaws dripping flame. We see the giant the moment to swerve his steering ' take him to cross the tracks the train drop hammers banging away in cease wheel or apply his brakes. j w ill have moved about two city blocks, , less clamor. We hear the monotonous "Obviously dangerous as railroad ; he would md be so quick to rush his enr ilium of the drills and the staccato bent crossings are, there seems to be a fatal jorer ahead But the motorist doesn't oJ n thousand hammers. We feel the 3 4 4 4 4 l t You Need Something In This List Every Day it Gasoline Spark Plugs Tires Tire Covers Inner Tubes Tire Covers Tire Holders Jacks Patches Tire Sleeves Blow Out Chains Reliners Cement Mastic Air-Vulc Shellac Vulcanizers Chimes Exhaust Horns Electric Horns Hand Horns Spot Lights Side Lights Tail Lights Trouble Lights Flash Lights Storage Batteries Dry Batteries PENNSYLVANIA VACUUM1 CUPTIRES Have Been Reduced V. C. Blackstone r.0x:V.. 32x31 33x4 . . 34x4 .. 6000 Miles $12.40 16.40 17.33 25.90 27.60 3500 Miles $10.10 13.20 14.70 20.90 21.40 Other Sizes in Proportion Ask to see the Silver Beam Spotlight It's Different Jtatt GUMS AWO AMMUNITION 126 South Commercial Street Foot Pumps Motor Pumps Carbon Remover Cleaner Polish Brashes Sponges Chamois Shock Absorbers Anti Rattlers Foot Accelerators Oil Oil Gauges Oil Guns Grease Guns Tools Tool Kits Tool Boxes Lunch Baskets Icy-Hot Bottles . Switch Locks Robes Robe Locks Robe Rails Motor Coats Gloves Goggles tains. : Ji .i Metallurgy a s.deuce that reaches back into the dim ages, pre dating the oldest village blacksmith shop plays n part in the tig production; a part not so dramatic, but even mure vital than the iorccj engaged in shaping the steel and turning the wood. It is u science practiced on an advanc ed scale ut the Maxwell plant, because the builders of Maxwell motor cars know that they cannot buy steel and iron according to the reputation t)f a mine. Not n scrap of mineral goes into the Maxwell product tfeeause someone else lias suid that it is good material. Kverv ounce must stand the Maxwell test, must come up to tho Maxwell standard. Every shipment of raw material is given n most rigid examination, and its ninny as forty -samples of steel am subjected to a Critical analysis every dny. Samples of steel arc scrutinized thru an instrument that magnifies the -sur face from ten to one thousand times- By this process the steel may be exanv ned visually or it may be photographed The instrument usod for this purpose a I.citz-Wetzler camera, an intricate device made is Itermany. Although it magnification permits an enlargement all the wuv from ten to one thousand liumeter, it is seldom necessary to gu above five hundred diameter in deter mining whether the raw material is flawless. The Maxwell laboratory also has it own heating department. This is a heat-treating apparatus iu miniature. It is an electric furnace, in which a tem perature of 2.208 degress Fahrenheit may be attained, and Is used considerab ly for experimental purposes. A dozen experts divide the work be tween the metallurgical and chemical laboratories, the various grades of gaso lino and lubricating oils being tested in the chemical laboratory. All the raw materials that go into Maxwell construction ml Maxwell op eration are subjected to the minutest test in the chemical and metallurgical laboratories. There you find eloquent testimony of the infinite care that goes into Maxwell construction.. We learn that an 'ancient science, it after all, the guiding hand in the most modern of industries; that no great pro ductive business can look for permanent success without exercising the strictest surveillance over the materials that en ter into the composition of its product. The guns and drums of all the mighty cohorts of Work are reinforced by cool, calculating Science. Behind the Brawn is Brain! proval of the large corps of factory womers, ottice employees and snlns men employed by the company. Espec ially in the case of factory workers the insurance has been greatly appreciat ed, as it often happens tliat they are not in position to provide for those dependent upon them in case of their death. A glance nt the list of beneficiaries designated is interesting from the point of appreciation of this insurance. For example, one woman has request ed that the fiOO be distributed amongst her seven children. Doubt less, she fcols that ut least she has now some small protection for those dear to her in case their support is with? drawn by reason of her death. The John Bollman Company who haw established this new scheme, are large manufacturers of cigarettes in San Francisco. This is in line with the many other favorable working con ditions for those employed by them that they have embodied into their new and modem plant. A trip through this modern factory with its spotless tile walls, its light, cheerful working floors, rest rooms, shower baths and restaurant facilities is an education along industrial wel fare lines. NDA 3 Can you always depend upon your car to take you when you want to go? Leave your car with us to be overhauled and you need never worry about the going. Expert mechanics always to care for you full line of accessories, oils, greases, etc. Great Western Garage Opposite Court House C. C. Simeral, Prop. FOR SALE! 19 U model Ford Touring car, equipped with the following: 8-day Auto Clock, Speedometer, Master Vibrator, Muffler, Cut out, Hndnes Rod Support, Rear Truss Rod, Dean Regulite, Foot Accelerator, Shock Absorber, Electric Tail Light, Timer Brush, and Oversized Kims in front; also have two good casings, three in ner tubes, compound pump, mid jack. Tires now on car have run 2,001) miles; also huve nn oak de livery body ns good as new that goes w ith the car. If you are look ing for a bargain, sec me within the next 10 days at 301 Client eketa street, Salem, Ore. rJ 4 ATTENTION ! ijipi, mi vmi-tmvr er you are near or far from home. You will find an Overland denier ill practi cally every city and town of impor tance in this country. Close to five thousand of them in all. And 'dealer I here' means "service station", for it is a part of every Overland dealer's contract that he carry a supply of parts ample for his territory. It is satisfying service Bervice that docs away with aggravating delays and needless expense a service possible in such completeness only because of the increasing thousands of Overland cars going into use in nil parts of the land, day after day. The country is di vided into twelve districts, each -with its own Service Manager who devotes his whole time and attention to per fecting service in every town in that territory. The Overland District Ser vice Manager is right on the ground. He sees that immense stocks of parts are maintained nt convenient distribut ing points throughout the district stocks which include parts for every Overland model that has ever been built. It is economical service. Charges for URD My combined brace and body shock absorber for Ford cars which sells for $3.."i0 regular, will be placed oa the car for t'1.30 this mouth only. A guar antee goes with this attach ment and Ford owners would not be without one if they ever have seen them iu use. AUTO APPLIANCE CO. 361 CHXMEKETA ST. Phone 788 i Overland parts are reasonable because the parts are produced economically in large quantities in the largest siuglo automobile fuctory w the world. It is courteous service. At any Over land service station you will find train ed men who know your car thoroughly men who are not only willing, but anx ious, to give you any advice or assist ance you may require. And above all, it is permanent service service that you can count on through the life of your car service that ia backed by an organization of practical ly unlimited resources and unquestioned responsibility. No matter where you go there yo will 'find Overland service the kind of service yon want. John Bollman Company Insures Employes Free In line.with modern efforts toward welfare in working conditions, one pro gressive manufacturer in San Fran cisco has recently inaugurated a plan of insuring the lives tf its employees, free of any charge to them. ''Tudor this plan',' each employe of the company is. asked to designate in writing the person or persons he or she wishes to become beneficiary In the event of death. To such beneficiary, this Company has agreed to par the sura of .VH) in the eveut of the death of the employee. The plan has received the hearty ap- SMaXziJett Serviee Don't buy any car before finding out what service you can get when you need itr When you do need a'replaceme'ntparfj you need it immediately not.tomorrow' or in a few days, but atonce. Remember this all Maxwell Jealers and branches carry in stock a full supply of Maxwell parts. If you have a minor mishap and require a new part, the Maxwell dealer can fix you up without delay This is important Aslcnyexperiencedl motorist. Maxwell Service is avital part of the Maxwell Organization? H(MtJrrr $590: TovHmg Ctr 1395; CHotM HtSlTov Cr $91 S: StAlm J9S5. Fvtty tlulfet. Inrlmdmg (tetlrfc JWKr mU Uflijf. All (rita .,. Omtom, 1 Halvorsen & Burns MAXWELL SERVICE STATION Corner High and Ferry Streets Phone 939
