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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1921
ROAD CONDITIONS IN
' EASTERN OREGON
From the Morrow-Gilliam county
line to 15 miles easi of Pendleton,
excellent graveled roads; the county
bridge over the Umatilla river is still
closed on account of high water;
necessary to take ferry at this point
From end of graveled road to hil
gard, mountain roud; very rough, but
passable.
From Hilgard to,. La Grande, road
under construction; requires very
careful driving; this road between
Terry and La Grande will be closed
to traffic oil June 28 from 7 a. m.,
until June 29, 7 a. m. (This date sub
ject to change. Will" give due no
tice.) (i .
La Grande to Hot Lake, pavement
and macadam. ,
Hot Lake to Union, foothill detour
road in fair condition; water reced
ing in valley road; bad mud holes;
road rough and softj grading con
struction in progress.
Union to Haines, good going.
Haines to Baker, excellent ma
cadam. Baker to Nelson, fair county road.
Nelson to Huntington, road under
construction; detour road from Nel
son school house to Weatherby .in
good shape; two steep hills.
Huntington to Ontario, take ferry
at Olds (no night service on account
of high water), via IVeincr and Pay
ette; condition of road fair; from
Weiser to Ontario, under construc
tion. Ontario south to Nyssa, good.
Ontario to Vale, quite rough..
Vale to Ironside, reported good.
Vale to iBurns; tourists report this
road very bad. '
From Vale to Unity, Unity to
Baker, Baker to Prairie City, no re
port this week.
Baker to Halfway, first 10 miles
macadamized; balnncc of way fair.
La Grande to Island City, paved.
Island City to Wallowa Hill, fair;
rough in spots.
Wallowa Hill through Wallowa
Canyon to Kock Creek, very rough;
detour to Smith Hill switchback well
mirked; canyon will be open about
July I.'
End ofv Wallowa Canyon to Wall
owa, dry and fairly smooth; route
detours; take road to left at head of
canyon (hilbidc road); other roads
are open at this d"jtc, but river rising
and there is danger of temporary
bridges going out; drive carefully be
tween Wallowa river and Bear creek
bridge and at all bridges. I
Wallowa to Enterprise, road fair;
detour by Pace bridge best rouie to
Evans, Lostinc nnd Enterprise; take
Wade Gulch and Trout Creek Hill
road; road from Wallowa to Lostinc
via Miles bridge very rough on ac
count of construction; road from
iWnllowa to Evans and Lostinc via
Alexander bridge closed, bridge
washed out.
Enterprise to Wallowa Lake,
somewhat rough at present; detours
well marked.
Pendleton to Washington State
Line, paved with exception of stretch
between Weston and foot of Dry
Greek hill; rough detour; this link
in the pavement will be open. to traf
fic about Jaly 1. " .
Pendleton to Pilot Rock, road
under construction; rough and dusty;
the worst fe-itures of this road can
be avoided .by taking detour along
eastsside of' Birch Creek.
Heppncr to Umatilla county line,
fair, but rough in places; detour
over hill from lone to Lexington com
ing week; construction in progress.
Heppner to Gilliam county line
very rough.
Heppncr to Jones Hill, construction
in progress; detours will be provided
as necessary.
ImenUry wheels-being inserted be
I tween the regular ones to distribute
weight.
Is Handy for Tourists.
A device mado in sections that can
be combined to form a chair, a bed
or a table, has been invented by a
Californian for use by automobile
tourists, ,
Makes Good Time in
Attaching Hasslers
Visible Temperature Indicator. y
Acting independently of the radia
tor or cooling water, a new visible
temperature indicator is connected to
the engine block.
Fl-oiling of Caihurcter.
Flooding of lile carbureter is
caused by several possible troubles.
A needle valve may bo held open or
be leaking. Dirt may have collected
on the seat of the vnlvc, preventing
its closing, or the following may be
the causes ;, Imperfect or worn needle
valve or seat; mechanism stuck; a too
heavy or leaking float, which would
sink too deep, holding ' the 'needle
valve open; level too high; loose
spray nozzle.
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HIS
HASSLER KEY
Although rain was fallinc sen
erously Thursday afternoon, Howard
H. Douglass, who holds what is con
sidered a world's record In puUIni;
Ha8Sler shock absorbers on Fords,
came within one minute of equal
ling his record for attaching the
absorbers on a Ford sedan. His
record on sedans, which take the
"double springs, is 23',. minutes,
and he put in a set yesterday In
24 minutes. His record on tour
ing cars, which take single springs.
Is 19 (z minutes.
Douglass has been attaching Has
' sler shock absorbers for fifteen
months and when he attached his
first set It took him a whole day.
He has systematized Oils work so
that every movement he" mskos
counts and he is now travelling
through the country for the manu
facturers In order to teach the me
chanics employed by the company's
agents how to attach the shock ab
sorbeis properly.
Recently, at Bolllnghani, "Wash
ington Douglass broke all his pre
vious records and - won a prize vX
1600 offered by his company to any
mechanic vvho could put a set' of
springs on a. touring car In less
than twenty . minutes. So far. as Is'
known, he is the only man over
making cuch a record. -j
He spont yesterday at the Hilton j
garage, where he put the absorbrers '
on a number of cars and gave tho
mechanics some pointers on how to
do. the work In the host manner.;
The public demonstration was giv
en at the corner of Depot and Ad
ams avenue and. attracted much at
tention. In speaking of his work, Doug-',
lass said: "I knew nothing what
ever about Hiissiera when I came
out of the army and It took me a '
whole (ftiy to Install thG first set
of springs. This was fifteen, months
ago Now for nine months I have i
been sent . out by the factory to !
demonstrate the proper methods of.
' installing these sprlgs, visiting on-
ly.. the largest western towns. We
had no Intention whatever of put
ting on a demonstration in La
Grande or other towns of this size,
working exclusively In the largest
cities, but when Frank Hilton
heard of the service that was being
given 'Has3ler agents In the larger
cities he insisted on fcaWng it here.
, too.
"This work seems to be )uot what
I have been .looking for for a long
time I prefer the work in which I
cxcell. I have a system of my own
for putting the absortieis on the
cars. This I worked out for the
purpose of making every motion
efficient. I have never counted
the number1 of separate motions I
make In doing the work but some
time I expect 'to make a count. The
work is simple. If one knows Just
bow to go about every part of It.
but It U a mighty hard b when
one doesn't know the bcul" met hods".
small opciiiiig.
Combines Tool Box and Work Bench
Tho hinged lid of a new tool box
for automobile running boards is fit
ted with legs that enable it, to be
used as a work bench when opened.
A. Winn, brancu manager of the
Hassler Faf ic company Pacific
coast agents for tho Hassicr shock
absoi bers. spent sovornl days here
this week and left yesterday for El
gin, Wallowa and Enterprise to look
after his conipany'a InlerosIB there.
Whllo here ho hulped Frank Hilton
gel his customers interested In Has
slers and. worked up considerable
Interest In the demonstration of at
taching Hasslors, given by Howard
H. Douglass, world'B champion in
putting tho easy-rido producers on
Fords,
. "The popularity of Hasslors is
Increasing continually," Win said.
"Last wlntor our factory ran to
capacity throughout the entire win
ter and much. of tho time whon oth
er factories woro closed we worked
two shifts. This Is due to two
things: Our product live up to I he
clainiB wo make for It and we aim
to give a kind of service that oth
ers can't compote with.
''Sending Mr. Douglass out to
toach .mechanics h"uw to attach our
New Street Cleaning Truck.
The power js applied to the third
wheel, which is in the rear of a new
street cleaning truck, the engine also
revolving a cylindrical broom,
snow plow can be mounted in front
if desired.
springs is ojio of Iho OU'stxexumples
of our servlco. Ordiiiurtly' mechan
ics have much Iroubld'y till: 1t takes
a long time to put a A 1 springs
ou a car so wo attempt to teach
them how tho wurk ' la'tdhub. moat srr
efficiently. ta K
"Soon we expect to pftt'ou the; .
market a new shock phAttbor fir!
Dodge cars. All of tho li.feftt of our!
absorbers on Fords agree with us;
that they save much-wear on car
and tires and mako ridiilg much'
oaslor and It la oui"taiHi!i,t( make'
Dodge users find llniVHiiie way
about our product.'' ."l'1
Charged with tho murder of Spe. j hearing. Casey was bound ovor to
rial Agent J. 11. Phillips of tho O.-illie grand Jury without ball. John
W. It N. In tho Albina railroad I l.ylo Hums, who was arrested at
yards June 14, Dan Casey appearedtthe same tliuo and . who Is also ac-
in 'Portland nnd waived preliminary cased of tho murder of Phillips, ap
peared befuro the court and asked'-,
that a date be set for preliminary,
hearing. His case was set tor next
Tuesday. . '
OHSKHVEIt WANT AUiJ.I'.VY
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YOUR HOTEL
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Popular Spacious Lobby
At t.hc'(nhrr
Broadway at SWk St. '
We suggest yon wrllo, phono
or wire for reservations.
ARTHUR tl. MEYERS,
Do Your Slimmer Fallow Work
The
N WAY
t'tiiiiliininir cli'k'ioncy, economy and tivti enco. Tito FORDSON product of mail's.
brain, ready to lo man's work for liim. M ulUilics ' man's capacity for providing
abundant crops. ,
HILTON'S GARAGE
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F0RDS0
Converts Auto Into Tractor.
A cleated belt has been invented to
convert an automobile into a tractor
of the endless tread type, supple-
rXMM) PRICES ARE REDUCED
Mr. Edsel B. Ford, president of the
Kord Motor company, gives out the
following stactmenl - to Hilton's
garage, loral Ford dealers:
"Another reduction has been made
in the list price of all types of Ford
effective immediately. The list prices
f. o. b. Detroit, are now as follows.;
Touring car . . . . $4 1 5.00
Runabout -. K70.00.
Coupe' (W5.0II
Sedan .-.A ...."... 7(10.00
Chassis 315.00
Truck-Chasscs .."...'... 4!.00
Tractor IHIi.OO
Safe 71C
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FOR SALE
OR TRADE
NEW ANft USE11 CARS
USED CARS IN VOOI)
W'c have the largest nc
ries for Maxwell and ChalnVrs
gon. Sold at greatly reduce
CONDITION
f pails anil aecesso-
cars in Eastern Ore-
ices.
FRFNCH & YOUNG
1113 Wash Ave.
Children's
Ailments
Xrw Shock Afeorber Idea. r
A new automobile a"hoc absorlwr I
otilii the principle of th resist- j
nf oil wmfm ftmrinr thrirh a i
Announcement by
The Studebaker Corporation
; of America
EIGHT MONTHS AGO, WHEN THE COSTS OF MA
IEIIIAL AND 113011 APPEARED TO HAVE REACHED
THEIR PEAK, WjImADE SUBSTANTIAL. REDUCTIONS
IN THE PRICES .OF STUDEBAKER CARS .J'UESE, RE--.
"7i"jcrrroNS were in Anticipation of our ability,
AFTER THE TURN OF THE YEAR, TO PURCHASE MA
TERIALS AND TO FABRICATE THEM AT LOWER
COSTS.
THE EXPECTED SAVINGS HAVE BEEN REAL
IZED. ;, " , ' " ' , .,
WITH THEM, OTHER SAVINGS HAVE BEEN MADE,
AS A RESULT OF THE GREATLY- INCREASED VOL-
. UME WHICH STUDEBAKER HAS THIS YEAR ENJOY E
DURING THE. FIRST FIVE MONTHS OF 1921, OU
VOLUME OF BUSINESS HAS EXCEEDED THAT OI
ANY OTHER AUTOMOBILE MANUFACTURER EX
CEPT FORD.
' THE STUDEBAKER PLANTS ARE RUNNING AT
CAPACITY WITH UNFILLED ORDERS ON HAND FOR,
OVER 7,000 CARS. " ' -.
IN THIS QUARTER WE SHALL PRODUCE 21,000
AUTOMOBILES AGAINST XUU0(la4iiUJtttfaSMu1
PONDING PERIOD OF LAST YEAR. THIS IS AN IN
CREASE OF APPROXIMATELY 100.
NO OTHER AUTOMOBILE MANUFACTURER IS
MAKING A COMPARABLE SHOWING. '
WK BELIEVE THAT THE CONFIDENCE OF THE
BUYING PUBLIC, WHICH HAS MADE AND IS MAK
ING THIS RECORD POSSIBLE, WItL CONTINUE, BE
CAUSE IT JS SUPPORTED BY THE QUALITY AND VAL-
10DUCTS, AND THESE WE SHALL UP
T THAT AS A CONSEQUENCE THE
'INT ECONOMICAL, AND EFFICIENT PRODUC-
Kn BE MAINTAINED AND THAT- WE
) IN MAKING FURTHER REDUCTIONS
OF STUDEBAKER CARS,
DISORDERS of tlic stomach and constipation ore
the most compion diseases of cnildrcn. To
correct them y ?u willmndnothing better than
Chamberlain's Tab cts. ,Cie tablet at bed tjmc will
do the work and w ill m.T:c your child .bright and
cheerful th; follov ing ifiorning. Do not punish
your children by gi ingthem castor oil. Chamber
kin's Tablcbt are beVsr and moro pleasant to take.
LIGHT .SI
t ,, S, o. b. Lu Graiidt
as
spkcAl SIX
Touring ...
Clul) ..
Touring $1575.00
2 Pasn Roadster'....:':'... S 1.150.00
Undiiu $8U5.0 2 I's. Roatltsler
Colt.e S 1150.00 ''oii.:
Sedan $21575.00
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in itJ' rii.n.'J'-f
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folldws:
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f. l ! La Grando
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Effective at once, the new prices lofiUll I ir6d els and types are
.. IK 15.00
. $2705.00
Sedan . $2805.00
ittt: aw
K 1 805.00
$1805.00 , Touring ,
Cotiie
Sedan
f. o. b. La Grande
.. $2325.00
... $3250.00
$3350.00
Coast -prices include complete equipment, also war tax
INLAND MOTQR CO.
PHONE M. Tit