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Thursday, March 27, 1921.
TITE LA GRANDE EVENING Or.SERVET!
PAGE FIVE
jprofipcrlly is wld spread. Tley
Iknuw Unit Ann-rlea is i;oin:; it.
urn more than ever beiore and
jluy more than ever before tilth
lyear.
Thin eonviclion lit ivi'leel-d in
.our HiilcH In il.-iili-iH dnrlrnr 1 Je
er tube r. January ami l-Yhruary
iwiiumi allowed an im-lra.-iM ,! te
per cut over a year n.n. Tin- de
mand rut- March delirhs Is th.
lariHt V(. haw ever Known (roin
.practically all parla ol Hi-- conn
finvli( mn in Tin Atorl - .It-writ, unr rirel
t,.......w... v, .wuiu- ,-,.i,l,l. who 1 Imtt II.
Oil liy blX lll'OUpS VVlth-;iin- raid, n-porta I li:t I. u.s ,i
ill Industry Etiii)-'11""""",K "''''. l!
lllL'Ilt 10 LC bhOWn. ,i".tlftil;ii- rwl.t-l Knal immhh
ncTDniT mil
1 1 r i ami i hi
UL I 1 1 ui I IIIUL
iiinr- mprTiiin
HMtMtt Nh
OF AUiO m
VM'e-
I'.l-
liKTIiolT. Mich Si grout In
tin- automobile Industry arc coui
. hhiiii In a convention and show
to imprmv service station meth
od. This ..vent will hike place In
lielroil, May 111 to 2;L
Ifeducl ion ai' costs in ' repair
work no that prices lo the eon
r.tirm r may he moderate while pcr
0 AU'mz ii reasonable profit to tin
lia'. v.-: 1 1 he Hie chl f topic.
SlumlaniiKiiiK in tho processes
of niunulncture which lias con
tributed to the low price of auto
mobiles today is la-hitf rellceted In
tervicc station methods. It Is the
purpos,. of Miis meeting lo ive 1m
petus to the modern equipment of
liopH from I he nierehandiMnj,'. ac
foiiuliiiK and machine standpoints.
I-:iuipmt-m to ho Miohii
The scrv ice meeting and show
will he held 111 the General Motors
bnildint; ft Hie same time I hat the
world iii'i! or 'transport congress is
(.onveniuw in the Hotel Htathr. The
convention will he In session on
afternoons only and the show, dis
play inj; modern equipment, will
he open forenoons and evenings
lo till persons registered at the
ennvent lou, which i.s open lo all
who desire to attend.
The fdx asMoeiiition.s sponsoring"
this evenl are: The Motor and Ae
et ssory Manufacturers' associa
tion, Nat Innal Automobile Deal
ers' association, t he Automotive
l',iMipiiM'nt arnociaf iun. (lie Service
Kiiipnieut Associates, tlic Society
of Automotive Knjflnerrs and the
Na'ional Automobile Chamber of
('ommercc, 0
S A. Mih'M. manager of the New
York and 'hieao autoinohile
iliow.i, will he chairman ami inun
aj:er of tin- service show and will
have an advisory coin mil tee of
j I .OH Alltfel, iiloM'.- tllri
I'ai'e and Jeu tl e.ns li
ury delivery and w ill in; i
lualerially in Mitn li.
"Mr. S. I li-pew. our c
hllH been IlitSt Where lie
examined cnnditlnns in I
lerrilnrh-H ot" llnsfon. ,.
and I'hiladilphia. Shipi
I'tiie and Jewell cn i :j
poinlH were S.'i per (eat ivr
during the p:st Ihreo montli;i
(he K;tiue montliK a yur :ere.
"M r. Henry K rlin, v:ee-i
dent of our H-iles dlv's:n:i hv:
rently Cond'let"d deal"l' iii- I n
Minneapolis. Knusia i i : y . ! ;
and ie Moines. Miiiii-pi
Kansas Ci'.v are tin d's r
points ftr t''- uh.-at lu i; -a
Hilpprsidly Ihe hardest h i.
husine:H Nlandpaiat ui' ; r-v
of the I'niled Stall s V'i:l
pur) Indieatis lii:t ltim e ;
CVlll TlOl lie epei:e.l ; pr ;
d'.Hlr'hulors at these pip
servatlvely estimate tlia f'
doiihh last years hnsiin.-: V.
wheat hell Is coming hai-t .:
he more prosperous in I !'.' '.
recent years.
"Mi-, l. It. (;:i!inl, mi'- h h
(UTer, is jnsl hack hin a I
the Koulli and reperls in
economic Caildit i'UMi eve"?
'Kxeeth'iit prices lor ( tf' ii :
South's other prodn: ! . 'i-iv"
Irihuted lo a wneral develop
of himinesfj.
"There are delini!" i.ssar:
everywhere that liiL'-l is a t:
for (his country.'
LE(JI() AUTO
SHOW IN FULL
SWAY TODAY
(Coalhiiad from pau 1)
eiiln.s Khftuld prove
'Hhewtiiff IHh car to (lie jmhlic. b:uiip
I Tin- ltlue Mountain (Viratfe a e- talivc
Itlliltim; three of the popular priced IKsaj,''
caiHof Hie (ieneral Motor oii.panv du-ts,
HnO. tllO ('llevnilel. Uhieh iu ,,1 A 'I'll , . dun,)., It,,n.l. Mil i-.Mnnritiv
Iracllnjf the custoinarv anioiiat nl uhieh managed hv Tiutuias Max-!
Ics of oil ami (heir rcpn sen-1
is explaining the correct 1
ol all Die .S.amiard Oil pro-j
A Prince in Slings
attention, an thiH car always due,
jwhen on display.
I. I. Lynch, the local dealer i-
jSUir and Durant, is dlsphiyiaij n
pr Hi-nt- iui' each of these cars. The m-
on the Hport model In the .Star car is re
evenliiH eel vinir a c real amount of attea
'lit I'UOIII
k-erllilhle I
Alt.-adillice k.Cih will la-
1 each iidJiI to neim urn
loctr til I I o'e aek. This
he i.-MI ul' ;t) H. X M. snot will
the drlvir-i' The I.ockwood Molurevele hIii
successiul In obtaining one ol
i a I ill I line of VelleX pro
liich l hey are uhowiiiK tu
i. I o many
ity this spotlhrht is known
f the ( st ohlainahle. I"i
nin' a dn-k'nii Wimli-n
of tlie
as out
d: y t
Mills aiilomohil.- rilc will 1m- Ktven
auay. This should prove a Vei
saloeaetory Kill to anyone
unl r:
Yuri
IltM
I heat
niiehl
To thus-
;:i.l ollVp
loiltd he
mini il I re
Wild
iy Kin
eive it.
iuh r sled In radio tin
d on Saturday nmhl
very aliractivi'. Tin
lias purcliaKed ono
. I .ii
l-li
lid w:
the:
I !!
.A (;it.ii: has at i.st
A lti;.li "WM AI," SIKV
1C21
OUTLOOK
IS QUITE ROSY i
With I he aniiouiio lie nt thai t he
American l.ehni l'o-t Ni. 4:: of l ;i
(iriinde will make tlx i r aulo .-Imv,
an annual a:'tair. li (irnti.l- at
la si hecorm'H suiu owner of cue
celehration I hat w ill att raet alalo
wide attention year in mat ear
out (hat is assured.
The immediate success Hint
-------v------------ (faceted l.:i,'iun's allll'itnt'.'-
"II is easy to say that everyone j meiil t fortnight ao "t IJa ir
helieves t Ii ;i I a biff year Is ahead, 'sIhav Mils week, promptly rrsM'ile.i
hut Mi ' definite prouT lies In the In the delerminatli n In ruikc
advant'e purchiiscs and ru;lual or-' affair an annual one and a!i t .:d
((Continued from pace 1)
ders from
SI'tteS.
"Our :';(in dealers In
of l ho count ry , are, of
int imale I ouch with lens of 'thou
Mauds oT people. They know I hat
people Vverywhere in all walks of
life are inn lit ni: money and thai
of the I'nlted the legionnaires are plnnnlPa,
what they "will do in i:i:..."
part I The auto show this week
'oui-He,,. jn . i raeilntf p'ojihj Ij'jiiui
In en Mr ni i ) recoil and tn.i
western Oregon and in Hi
It will und.mhtedl;. c-m
seoin- Ifi Ih" entire ni'i'lh-.v
ht iiaalions of Ihe IladioCo-
operatiun ol" America. The demand
' ft a- tnis pari feu la r rauio model it
iery Mieal at tin- present lime nn!
was very dif ficult (o ohtain. Tin
in a hi ne h:is heen tesled out am
has k i veil excellent satisfaction
t hroun houl t he tests. These uli:r
hae In. ii on display durinj- tlx
p; .si Hid; in the windows of Ihe
l a lnir.de Klecirie (.inp:my am
have received universal attention
, ir li'pla,v I Afflli'iii.
V! e I'.i.ieK a'tejiey. Southard aue
S; ii'n, ha e nine t :tr spaces am.
ufli sh-w everyihinsy fn Hie Ituiek
ine . ineliaiin I wo chassis, whiel
.:ie eul away so thai all may se ,
tii ' iuleriiir uui kim:s ol this ntuloi ;
I'-rUins motor company havt
lieeii auec ssiul in ohiainini; Hire
iiv-. ineohi inodels, x. hieh toReth-
" mi imir ot Ihe universally
kioiwii ears inaniil'aclured by Hen
ry i-'ord. ad- on display.
M. .1. (iuss ts shovvtnjr six of tin
dUIVreiit modi ih of the Sllldehakel
line. This car load of cars arrive'
Wefim sday ami contains models ol
illlerest (0 everyone.
Charles .Mefniry has entered tin
:'"' With a eoinplele line of Velh
ears, which is allracflnn very with
alti'iilluu.
W. 11. lioluienkamp com pan y
announee ihe first arrival and
showlni of the new rhrysh-r cars
The appearance of lliis car at ih
aai'imoliih- show is Its first exhl
h.tiuii in ,a Crande.
I r.olineiikitnn) company are nls
sh( in;,' I he lati si motlels in I In
. .Maxwell and l-'ranklin lines.
t (eltinM and Hanks are display
. the mv models of tin- Over
I: and Willys-K niif III cars.
The new Overland sedan, whlcl
le:;ie.ned for 'easy camping 1 ei 1
'eei iviinr very much attention.
"Jim" Mure luck, who has lmei
.ited in Wallowa for a number
years, lias lakeil over Ihe (HtlH
Idle line ami is dlspiayinif font
I'erelil mode's of 1 lie new WkW
This is the latest creation o
e in tiil Mutor company and I)
vim: universal aiteiit Ion.
e liupmohlle, i'e)rcsentc'd ii'
iraiuh by Smith and h'reti
ti vi iy pi4)iiiilielil ' place t
lleur. n-inir reprt sented will
' difl'efeni mode's.
icey llollister Willi Ills lino o;
M'h is a very busy man toda
well. In
duels.
tsiloi s.
The orei;uii Autonudiile Associa
tion, I hromrh their repn s n(al ive
Mr. Ihamh nhiire;. have a boulh in
which they ale explaining Hie ob
jeel uf their ornani:.al ion.
The L.tdus Auxiliary of the
American I inn are ope rat iuK
the new models of the llarlcy I la - ret reshuieiit stand and liBht lunch
vldson inotoreyele. which (hey an 'es for the eltendauls of the show,
showing to tho public, vhicl is In Kpeakitm of the show, one ot
makiiif- a particular lilt with ihe (he I ,e;:ionnair s stal-s: "This An-
'many of (his city. louiobile show has ln-en very rior-
The uccessory exhibits are all re- onsly advettised throm.;hout tin
celvinff very much allentiou. The whole of easier u Oregon, through
I'layle. Oil eompany Is displayinn new spa pi r ads in the papers of (Sa
ri new Itulck with all the proper- j ker ami I't n.lli tun and all papers
oMh of the Texaco. line for use of in I'nion and Waihmn couhiit:;. to
till curH. They are also displayltm' !j;et her wlili window cards In every
HrcH and otlmr ncceasoneH, which city in these counties. Word lias
'lev enrry In Ihelr stock in I .a la-en received troiu Itaker (hat we
Grundo. jcotihl expect an a I tendance of at
' The Hljfhwny filllnif station. least liu-peotde for Saturday's slio,v.
which is now owned by Mr. Miller,
is on hand to show all automobile
owitei-H the correct lubrication tor
their e.-its.
(Tint's Clothiery and Scran ton
and Short, each have a display of
automobile robes, drivers frloves.
ntoinohlk' trunks and touriat hur-
fface.
l.el.'hton Wi-ldlim Company h
hie line of automobile bcnln;
springs and general pa its for ail
mak"H of cars and automobile ac
cessories. fa rr Furniture company is ex
hibiting the latest vacuum cleaner
device for the Interior upholsterinir
of closed cars. This device wijl be
a weU-oiue addition to any elos'-d
owner's equipment, as its us"
insures absolute cleanliness.
Ia Cirande Filling Slatitin. owm-o
by J. F. Heasty. Is displayliwr a
sloek of tires ami oil.
The Standard Oil company's
hoolh Is equipped (tli eharls ami
A very larne nil. adaiice lw oxpeet
i d from rendleton and all ol Iter
lowns f hroirduiut the Wallowa ami
Cliii'ti counil.a. Many visilors
from the Portland branelns of lo
cal car anencit s are also arriving
today.
"The baa!
eoinmii t e- ui Hi
Sjwitl! Hie View
; annual i veiil. ar
possibility
show
.ei-iiui.
ml omol die
Auieraan I
uf inaUin:: I h's an
ir- now inv al i'-al lu
obtainiiis a larger
dlif.
six.
(hre.
I TSiOzB .SYRACUSE
This new and exclusive Fhinkhn type va3 f!i
This new and exclusive Fhinklin type
built to be the most useful car in the vc
and it 'S. That is why it is so vicielv-jTpular.
It affords not dnly closed car comifft and open
car airiness at ft'ill, but any ensure in between.
It rides easic, handlescK-r, goes farther in a
day than th averazTpcn car. It takes more
rough hanling vyrui less visible effect than any
other car kjicT It is powerful, dependable,
and pleasing to the eye. Four doors, leather
upholstery. Try its powerful new six motor
before deciding on your next car. The price
is little above the open car average.
i I
f. .
u
(mil Ns-
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.
buililinrf lor the mIiow in I, a Cramh
in I92r.
"The local pest of the Americaii
l.eion Imp" In iiuiki' (his an an
nual event and if e.ai.ht ions ar
such thai they can obtain s ii'.abl
Uartcrs a show every yea r i;
promised." he eoneiinhd.
Abonl
phones.
.those utiles and
ne I .a Ci amb i- ;u
rearon why there are man
than 'phones a be-ause It's
tn make enll Heel inllS.
s 1 Sic
ca r.s
i-asier
ii1
i 'e
I
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7
sonu wlmt Blowly but novriiio .1
li, wllh nlMolulu trill h.
Ijist yi'.'ir niiroxlinutvly $ICO','-
mil) worth uf iiiivomenl wii l"l:t -
,in, (hlH your llllOlll $200,0011 Will
hi- i xpi'inlril roi' huril HUi'fucliiK i-a-(iriuiilii
alri'i!ln.
Work Imn ulroaily commoni'i'l
011 (ho Ciilar Ml ri'i't dlnlrlot, whloli
will prohnhly ho (ho first pro.li'ct
coiiiph-loil thlt your. ' .... ,
i lie
f Mlowin
lly la 1.1
ef W.il.-,: H pi ett...;i i.hed ai'.we on his (h at nppenrnueo
nt bill In in 1 imrsi ;ind a resuUaut brnia ji collar bono,
Playu- Ik-:v. a tWi-all luatvh in-ar Uoiulon.
V.M,I,()V. I.AKi: TO .i.IV
iti-: Mi:cc. ion 11 n ins is
As in (he fast few years, east
ern t M'eiion's "Switzerland" Wal
low a lake will no doubt be a w ri
table ui'ecca for tourisls, A much
larger number Im expecled to lake
ad van!a;;c cf tin? beaut iful M-en-ery
and t he camping facilities ol
f. red at Wallowa ll'.ke ami in ii
vicinity, due to two reasons, first
a larger flock of (ouriMs are ex
pected uiitl second, exploilatiou ot
Wallowa lake Is planned on a
much larger scale,
I iiirimr t he past many tour IhIh
'FIRST" STATES
IX TRANSPORT
Texas has tho realest tola) road
mileage, IS2.KIH miles. Nt'W York
is find hi population, wllh lO.IlS.").
. Utile lihotle Island Ih first
In the ratio between population
ind federal aid road mileage Hav
ing' :i.(M(t people per federal uhl
mile, aKuliiHl, for InHtnneo, Neada
which Iiuh but r( people per fed
eral aid mile of roadH. New York-'
Is first in taxable wealth, wllh
more than 15 1-4 billions. New
1 lainpshire claims first place In '
state revenue from automobile ami
truck, KettlnH1 an average of $25.27
from eiieh. California kI'H most
money lo lis counties, from Um at
tomobile license feeM. with $.1, 785.
t'afi to be Hpcnt on roads, 'ivnnsy!- ,
vania mtH more per mllo In fhd
era I aid than any other Btate, her
takings per mile of federal aid
road behitf ?i!i,:;:is.
who wmdd hav e been inirt
lurn tloir cars up (he branch
highway had Hoy known of
:'ba. iire.s awaiting them, drovi
hrouh due lo ignorance of
A'allowa wonderland.
Survey to iist $10,000
ITI ii:i i IES TO MM)
.MANY lVr.l s'lltl'.I.SS
IN I. A (.KAMii; TIMS 1-1 All
'llel'ore long," lit the words of
a l.a tlrande elly official, "I. a
tJralido will be a completely puved
eltw" Ami (host! 'wordy, uttered
fv he.1
la
pro
riOMH.KTOX, Ore. The sum of
S I u.nim which was appropriated
by the lasf legislature to be used
with the ffiO.ano appropriated by
congress ,,r making the survey of
Hie I'malilhi rapids hydro-(dectr(c '
and IrriKal Ion project will ho re
quired to pay for Ihe survey, ac
cording to a statement made by ii
Ii. Crocker, federal enirlneor In
chai-Kc of the work. The drilling
which has been under way for nl
most a year, has been completed,
Mr. Orneker said.
. Price lenaency
ANUMIJKR of tlic leading auto
- mobile manufacturers, includ
ing several building six-cylinder cars
in the thousand dollar class, have re
cently increased their prices. Cer
tainly this indicates the present
tendency. y1
It is'Oiir fixexf policy to give the
public the biggest possible dollar's
worth, tooperate on a reasonable
margirKof profit and to avoid price
i n crsc .WejiaumtirrSmlse, h owever,
that-tffefrcsent low prices for Paiges
and Jewells can long be continued.
We have seen many indications of
a shortage of six-cylinder cars in the
popular priced field during the com
ing Spring. Attempting to give the
biggest dollar's worth of motor car in
our price classes, we have built the
most modern and efficient factory of
its kind for the exclusive production
of the Jcwctt. And Paige production,
increased 300 " , is now going on again
in the big plant that made Paige
Quality Reputation.
Every possible effort has been made
to be certain that wp can supply qual
ity cars at reasonable prices. But no
"TTrrrrHifacturer can make during April,
May aiuTJune all the cars needed
during those months.
The wise buyer should recognize
that there is likely to be a Springshor t
age of desirable makes of motor cars
and that the price tendency is sharp
ly upwards.
. si SI
V
President, '
PAIGE-DETROIT MOTOR CAR COMPANY
3
JEWE
PAIGE
TT SIX
BUILT
N3EW
Standard Models
Touring .... $1065
Sedan J 195
Brougham . . . 1325
Prices at Detroit.
Dc Luxe Models
I)c Luxe Roadsicr . $1195
i)c Luxe Touring . J220
Dc Luxe Sedan . . 1695
'lax extra
Standard Models
A and 7-1'ass. I'lniLlmis
5-Passenger Sedan .
7-l'assenger Sedan .
De Luxe Models
SI 795 4 and 7-Pass. Phaetons . $1995
2S95 5-Pussengcr Brougham . 2395
2595 5 or 7-Passenger Sedan . 2770
Prices at lietrnit. Tax extra
See the NEW PAIGE and JEWETT Models at
TRACY HOLLISTER
1115 Washington Ave.
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