Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, September 21, 1918, Page NINE, Image 9

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    DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON SATTTPTUV SEPTEMBER 21, 1918.
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Fse CREAM of the SHO
a fii0!.Lee"lTri0",' iT. S "s Pric? recaid-breaking performance. It has wan highest honors in some of the most severe tests to which
nautomoouea ,s me uue it has fairly earned in many strenuous contests for nower. sneecL enduranr n f nntinn VnfMn
e can say m woras c nutnuc ..u Buiuac7 mi e loquenuy as the actual performance of the car itself. ----- ,
The Elgin Six at first attracts attention because of its distinctive design and handsome finish. Clean simplicity and harmonious proportions together with the lontr graceful lines of hodv
SSVollars" Xe motyf , thoroughbred m appearance as well as in action, it radiates an atmSsphre of quality .n'M luwotS
Although the Elgin Six possesses many superior Qualities, certain dominant points of construction are worthy of special attention.
The POWERFUL ELGIN MOTOR
c.v m li'mWs pn )lnf. lnrpfi overhead valves. CvlinrW homl io mmmmU. rvu,.
retor attached to side of cylinder casting, with hot air connection to exhaust manifold.
The six cylinder, high speed, valve-in-head motor has remark: ble power and "pep"
It is quiet and smooth running, with the latest improved method of carburetion and
ignition, and requires little attention.
The improved velvet-acTmg clutch is a delight to experienced motorists. Its
smooth engagement eliminates jerks and jumps in starting the car. Very little pres
sure is required, and gear shifting is a pleasure instead of a constant worry.
A heavy service differential of the four pinion type is an important feature of El
gin construction. It is the famous Brown-Lipe-Chapin bevel gear differential, run-,
ning on large annular ball bearings. . '
A special method of underslung, cantilever, rear spring suspension was origin
ated by Elgin engineers, and this construction is an exclusive Elgin feature.
All models are built upon a standard chassis with 118-inch wheelbase.
DIFFERENTIAL
The same kind of high grade differential gears are used i nthe Elgin Six as are
giving satisfactory service in some of the highest priced, cars on the market.. Pinion
ring gears, bearings, ttc, are easily accessible by removing large cover plate. ' v
World's Champion Light Six
Quality Remains Long
After Price is Forgotten
SPECIFICATTONS-Elgin Six, Series 19.
M ' THE GUARANTEE OF EASY RIDING '
Full cantilever rear spring suspension of special Elgin design. Springs are swung
beneath frame so as to eliminate frame stress. Riding comfort equal to any car at any
price.
Particular attention is called to the Military Scout, the newest addition to the El
gin family. This model is named after the famous Elgin War Scout, which broke all
world's records in its 6202 mile run from Chicago to the Pacific Coast and back again,
with sealed hood and chassis.
The Military Scout is the popular four-door sport type with low, beveled-edge
straightlme body and slanting windshield. The rakish, snappy design is pleasingly
artistic and distinctive. Although termed a 4-passenger car, it seats five in comfort.
This model carries a special top, with beveled plate glass windows - in rear and rear
quarter curtains. . . ,
Finished in two color combinations: military blue body and hood, with black enam
eled radiator, fenders and running gear, white wheels and white stripe around body
just below the bevel. Or, military grey body and hood, with black enameled radiator,
fenders and running gear, Derby red wheels and Derby red Stripe around body just
below the level.
UNIT POWER PLANT-Motor, clutch adn
transmission, in one unit, mounted direct
ly to frame. Strictly three point suspen
sion. Third point in front being a large
bearing concentric to crank shaft.
MOTOR-Six cylinder en bloc, 3 in. bore,
4 1-4 in. stroke. Valves located in cylin
der head which is removable, making val
ves as well as means for adjustment very
accessible.
Crank Shaft-Drop forged, heat treated,
balanced and accurately finished. t
um shaft-Heavy drop forging with in
tegral cams, three bearings,
spiral cut timing gears; absolutely silent,
wnneptuig Rods-Drop forged H sec-
taon, 2 belt type.
nstons---Highest grade gray iron, accu
rately fitted and relieved at waist,
toreepowar :!0-35. . '
JjUbrication-Constant level splash.
JjOoiing-Therrao Syphon water circula
n, with large Jackets and manifolds,
y fan and V shaped honeycomb type
raoia or with ample cooling surface. -
SRFT.0R-"SPecial 1 in- Strombergr
wjn hot air connection to exhaust mani-'
Sx!I?N'"Remy- Seperate vertical shaft.
IRiSISSl0N-"Selective, three speeds,
5 iiJ T one reverse nickle steel gears,
bearings306' pitcK Large annular bal1
CLIICHrFa0us BorS & Beck dry plate
whp'n O othn enagement, but positive
quired? gaged- Very USht Pressure re"
B2S74 X6 ,u.niversal Proper shaft,
tubing diameter seamless steel
FRONT AXLEDrop forging, heat treat
ed, I beam section with integral spring
pads, large adjustable tie rod in rear with
ball arm on left side over I beam. Timken
bearings of .extra large dimensions in
hubs, large grease cups on knuckles and
tie rod.
REAR AXLE-Full floating type (hous
ing carrying wheel bearings and sup
porting weight of car). Pressed steel
housings in which is bolted large cover
plate in rear, nickel steel spiral
bevel gears no lost power, no rat
tle. Propeller shaft,' pinion, ring gear,
differential, bearings, adjustments, etc.,
can be taken from axle without further
dissembling of car.
Brown-Pipe-Chapin bevel differential
gear, four pinion type running on large
annular ball bearings. Torsional strain
is provided for by. latest design.
TORQUE ARM of unusual strength. Drive
shafts are 1 1-4 in. in diameter, heat treat
ed. Flange on outer end of drive shaft is
bolted directly to rear wheel hub, and can
be removed without disturbing wheel or
any other part.
Large annular ball bearings in rear
wheel hubs;
BRAKES Service brakes, external con
tracting. Emergency brake, internal ex
panding, operating on 12-inch diameter
, rear hub drums, outer brake 2 in. face,
inner 1 3-4 in. face. Brakes are easily
adjustable for wear. Shoes are lined with
asbestos and copper wire woven fabric
which is very durable and friction resist
ing. ELECTRIC SYSTEM Self contained two
, unit,- Wagner electric lighting and start
ing system.
TIRES---33x4 plain tread front. 33x4 non
skid rear.
WHEELS Regular artillery type, best
grade hickory, 10 spokes front, 12 spokes
rear, 1 1-2 in. wide.
RIMS Firestone. Quick, detachable, de
mountable, one extra rim included in
equipment. ,
WHEEL BASE-118 inches.
TREAD Standard, 56 inches. '
FRONT SPRINGS-Semi-elliptic, 34 in. x
1 3-4 in. double heat treated steel.
REAR SPRINGS Full cantilever, swung
beneath frame, eliminating frame stress.
Over all dimensions 47 in. x 2 1-4 in. dou
ble heat treated steel. , ' .
FRAME Pressed steel section with upkick
over rear axle.
GASOLINE FEED Stewart Vacuum sys
tem. STEERING GEAR-Worm and full gear
type, ball thrust, ample adjustments, fore
and aft movement, with automatic take
up ball and socket drag link connection
- between steering arm and arm on front
axle.
CONTROL- 18 in. corrugated steering
wheel, on left side. Brake and gear lev
ers in center. Spark and throttle lever,
also horn button, on top - of steering
wheel. Foot accelerator on toe board.
BODY Hardwood framework, covered
with special 20 gaue sand blasted sheet
steel. Yacht line with fashionable center
. cowl. Upholstery, bright finish long grain
Galloway leather in French pleats.
Doors are flush type with concealed hin
ges and door locks.
EQUIPMENT Includes one man "Never
leak" top, folding, sectional curtains,
Stewart speedometer, charging indicator
dash lamp, ventilating windshield, elec
tric motor driven signal horn, extra tire
rim, set of tools, pump and tire repair
. outfit, coat and foot rails.
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v . J. S. HANSON, SALES MANAGER.
, FACTORY DISTRIBUTOR FOR OREGON AND SOUTHWEST WASHINGTON.
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