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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 22, 1925)
Saturday, August 22, 1925, Pace Eitfit OMO Highway and Auto Dope -mum- POUX LIGHT LI ISDEFEiEO Measure An Aid to Safe ; ty Says State Official ' in Answer 'to Protests from Motorists. Immediate rf MSf ol" ')'('K'n'N new aulomohile Udilinx law. which will ko Into force Ken (em -ltr, 1, U'uh vok't-d hy .IiuiM'M H. (hh !;ll secretary of Ihe Hpeclul motor vehicle Ikvmie revision eommiliee appointed hy Governor J'iere; lo ihe i--5 legislature, Klniultnneoun ivilh Mr. CiKinvH'e defense however, rami j rot sin from automobile ownerN, who de clare' In Homo ru ncb Unit tin- conlH involved in chariKlJic to the new I'Ctfl'liitiOIIH WlTt) a I Jtl OMt i'onfiB'-Jlt- Gry in their total. om reported liiot tho change coat Iiini $.-ir,; another ?iy.d: another that the rout for changing- IUh murhine an older model, would pren ihe ! mark. . ; Safer I)HvhiK Hi hi Aim ' Mr, fiiHU'll, in ohjtM'tinff to :i condemnation of Him new re;uln. fctoiiH, declared thr new OrtKon l&v "a nplendid move towards lnl tir hlKhniy Illumination, wlitih meant u:i(t drlvtnp. iimI tin en forcement should have tin- ln-art y co-operation of olt nf-renriea. Any otemunt of ooit." uuld In, "ia more than orroct hy Its distinct advant aKo." Mr. f'unnell laid nlri-fi-i on the ratf niciii thai the Oregon law wuh uponxored u "a part of the national movement lor uniformity of motor vehicle lawn., 'Phi- adopt ion or thi' ro-rullM eiKht-polnl I (hi taw hy nreKOii, WuHltlrifftoii. I'allfoiniu, Idaho ami o or two other WIHH'III HlUt'." C'alifoniift Adopt Law Aerordlnr to Mr. ''a'-ll the i clKhi-polnt teat law win adopted j ly California iu vend yearn UKO uf- li e t( hint hri) developed hy auto motive th'IniiiK eimim-em, adopted J hy the Hoelety of Illumutlug Kn Kiri' i rH uml Indorsed hy the feder- ul hnn-au of HiundiirdH, The, stund ard -lKht - point It Hi law modified hy California further lo reduce the jrlnre In i In- yi-B of the on coniliiK motoiinl uml tin Oregon Ktw rfrardlnK headlights in ident ical v.hh that of California, ex-r-pr that In Oregon hendllnhtH imtr.l be dlmim-d wli'll opprourh Iiim another muehine on wet hnrd-HiiiTac'-d roodrt. This exeeptlon wa written Into the law, .Mr. 'iiHHfll niiid, In n-c- i oKuitlnn of th" fact that It mlKlM h iiiiwihi' to i-haiiK'' too rupidly I'luiii Dm- old dlmmliiK law and ul r.o lui'aiis'1 of tin Kit"' from tn-nd-llt;ht ! :j ilia on v t hlark-top aur fac ; ' (ovfiiiriit Hi-Id Coni'ral In inn pikt.HixtiiK thut tint adoption of tin taw In Oregon waa a part of tin Mineral imivcincnt toward uniformity In highway l'Kilatlon. Mr. Cum.'.'-H said that it reuu un th' rnnull of t he cliinliuiiton of Hti.t- ho'imiurf'S rausftl hy the d'-v-Ipiitii( of tht modern liltiway and (hi- Kr at tourl.Hl rnovr-riu-nl. "Hial'n :n- hi-Kinnlni; lo realize," he n.ihl, "thu the proMem of law I'liforeemenl u a moMt difficult oik- unh'tiH iiultonu luwu bo appllt J to tin- thousands of iion-reshh'nt NEED A NEW ONE? Before IJuying: LET FRED, THE I5ATTERY MAN Show you the difference between his bat teries and the ordinary kind. Then you'll buy an EXIDE FRED T. BURGESS 1308 Jefferson Ave. Adjusting Headlight Station Perkins Motor Co. Phane IU-500 C'oiuer 4 th und Adanis f Y t f ' ? I r f We Have Installed A Beeler Auto Axle Gauge This nmcliine eliminates jruoss-wnrk in straijjht cning: axles. You can now have perfect wheel alignment as specified by the manufacturer. This is especially imiwrtant to owners of cars witti four-wheel brakes. Save Your Tires and ItearlnRsI La Grande Irons Works x T Y ? Y ? X ? x Y ? Y Y J X ? ? ? Y TRACTORS LAMP ni:.i!iN;s 1I I II lis1 I TiKTJtUl'P, .Nrl'-h, Mah reports reeidvi-d hy th- i-ord Motor ,'om puny from hrunr-hivt throiit.liout the eountry during the past wi- '( show nn lnrrcufd d-rnnnd fie tiuckH and trurtom with r-tall d"llvi rh-H t X(,,,'linif those of lat yeai. (''iKurt-H from these repoiM. whleh eovi-r thi flrHt twenty da'.n of .lu'v und whlrli wit1 jnnt kIv-h out, th" tah-H of 'oif one-ton truekii uh tola II or- 1 2.1 iiS an In erUM' of 30 ht eent ov. r 'he tuitne niimher of dayn in .Inly l.i.Ht yeur. While the KTeat'-r mr'ton of the truek Hah-fl i-ovt-r IndiiHlrial i latal- lolloiiH, ttn re in a nollr. i.-hle in ereUMW (n delivrlen In rural hi"- Hotis when- hitrve.Htln;- at eropM M iiniler way or l jiiHt. hiinnlntr. Another feature imllratiiirf that farinerH are (omiriK into Un h.iy liifc market in nercjiitiK' numheni, eonen in t he n-jtortK or I 'onLson fraotor aleH. Itidall d liv rlei of KordaniiH hirliiff tin ths twenty dny.s of July uuinheri d ;t;4, ;tn inereune of 4 3 per run ovt t In flame numher of da.i in July a year ugo. In View of tiiese r.'pi and (he huaineKH romlitioiiM th v hellcat. Mnlen during the r-mainiru; wcei'.n of the sumim r will r iuttnu, it .i antlrlpalrd on a higher h-v 1 than ordinarily p'rte(i iOi this .soason of l ho year. GENERAL MOTORS DENIES NEW TYPE AUTO AND FUEL inrrtorr Ar) -mpon or fin- dleovery of a nw nutomoidh' fie l thut would revolutlontze tho mo tor rir Industry today were har et'rl7,'d as rldieulouH hy , A. 1. Hlounc, Jr.. pre.shh nt of tin (;. n- erul Molor.i corporation. Mr. Sloime look eoc.niv.anee of )'i';mri ' puhli.s)i' d on th Hin nKtli ' of a 1 stuttMiifnt r-pul-d to liave hci-n 1 niudi' h'-fon- tin- annua! eonvi-n- ion of the Amt-rieun t'henilcul s- eWy ,it I.OM AliK'-li-M. "My attention has been "oalh-.l to ri'eeut HtateiiM-niH In themhlif preM relative to revolutionary in v ntloes In the way of a type of automohlle for new motor fuel ur jjouiel hinfp 'lst iirw anil radieal. "i'iieKe r' tiorlK are ridieulous on their fae for (lem-ral Motor lu.s erelilly ntinoune ) new ht'i'i'- of ura whieh Hhould h a Hiil'l'i('i nl iiiiswr, In adillituti to thlK there lit ah!iolmely iiothinK to form ev-n the Hlig-ht.-ni loundaiion lor mieli u Mtutemenl." TUDEBAK rhi-re an C. Mmi.imm tanns in Aiuerlea, U''fordinK to thn Christ ian Hehnee MoaTior .and ili'S- u.-?--4,2UO,Oon aiitoiuohil.-a and (i 7 u,o'm truck fl. PROFIT SILL A:iu',f from the inevitable econ omics efteeterl through hire scale a'lle to uccomplisii many waving in able, to nceomplinh muy Havings In ihf munufuelure of it curst thro ugh making -vry viial part lu Uh own pllntH. With i In i-xet ption or l-'ord thi concern Im the only manufacture- uiakinif In ita own piantn all bodii'H, v.,""" cluti'lir-M, dilt t'r.'iilialH, Htei'rinjr ffur.i. rinKM, iisb'H, Knr H' tH, KfV Iron cum' iiiK and drop forKlnK". Tim Klude hakn in the fine car field and IVird in the iow priced Uh Id Have t he proliiM of the out .side body and- parlH-imikera, This advantage has enalih'd Sludi-haker to keep the. price of its eui'H coniHtently low and pus on to the puhehaHer thti maximuiu viihe n. . In annonneiiiif tin new prleea, Stilihl.aker npeelfieul! poini out that the price chunks have Ik en made wil hout twerif lee In mater ials or workmanship in the pro duct. With the exception of bnm- tive OftlCCH Here, The committee, will hold another Member f the . In uring ut I'emlleton ,,u Se,i,.m. P'th, motor-meter und spare tire j und cover on the Itltf Si modeif, mT!"'"!. """ly.M V") i1!, jH-nai, rommi!! 'on public landn her JO und ut Uaker on ,llf.ln. i. i .1.. (till. I N' LT I 1IIK I ' Jl- t uiMlllunitl lilllllM IO !' "'"I. ! MilM IO lllc IHllilli" H'li'i'CSHlUlly I IiroiiTlioul tin- yi-iir. Inioi in;illon ri'icunlinit the )if,1r. Int; wii.h '" (iovirnor 1'iinv l,v tJi-nuior Stumiclcl. KriMm of liv. slo, U In 111.' nulionul j lonl!. "ml mliiiiiilsliuliuii ot tianiil l"rk an.l Iit.llim r. -s. rvn- ... ,.. ..... i.i-.i. ....ii i.n i n nr;ir ntr i i IHIIII1KOI w mi.' .iiri o. mi '-. " -"- - . , ... 1 l.u nll,-lirill, ,l l!,ill.l, nil Si pl' iiHu'r 'i 11,1,1 " p ' n a li'H'T iwivi'il ul i:r.' I X" 1 I1.1.'1'1' nolli-ll wooil Ik OK.-'l In lllf iol- hlUK of Ih.' flni' purl Ht Krii'li SwisH and l-V'-nt-h w ulcli-; In Tlii' Mntn Hrowno Ix lt was n. There Should Be A Reason . .1 . Jl.,. Utah ii'n Aitnir For (he tfieat increase in our business. More peopie u..u. - h m-ir Im- Tires, Accessories, ,as ami This Is The Reason RACINE TIRKS AND VEI.TKX CAS AND OH. C.lK SATISF ACTION You will appreciate our prompt personal service, ton. La Grande Filling Station Wins By Fair Dealing. J- F' IIe:ls'J', 1'iop. DODGE PRICES ARE LOWERED BY FACTORY Announromont of'u rt'iliifllon In tno prli'ffi of Iloilp.' Itrothfi-.-, niolov Vf-hlrli-a, both pnii.srnff.-r find rom mprrlul, pff.H'llvfl Monday, AntritRt 17 .hail hern ror.lvrd by l C. Smllh, local Uialrr. "Thr'flo nfw nrlrrs roino nl a tlrnn whon lloilifi' Ilrnliinrs nrodurl ho rrarhod llin )iIkIi''i ponlt of ninrhanlral pcrfortion In ItH Ills, tory." ilorlariH Mr. Smllh "In an attempt to miiiply public demand, far-tory production has ben step, lied up Klnc the rlmt of this year from 900 cars a day to the. present rate of over lino mid now IoiIk Ilrothers are pushing ax rapidly aft possible an elBht million dollar ex. I uanHloiv,jpro)iaii to jjjvo. them Duiiiiuifi.s ami machinery for n pro. ductlon of llinn cars a day. "This price cut Is Just the ap plication of Dodise Hrothcr policy of fullhfiilh- returniiiK- to thr huy fr thr aaving; mode, possible by In creased production. Since the first of this year production has beep steadily lncreiis.il month after month. The first six months of '1921 were the larifest lu the fac tory's history more than 11 per cei greater than the first six months of 1921. The problem for Dodtfe Itrotbi'rs executives has been not to find u market for their prod uct, hut to Increase production to supply a ready market, "The constantly Increaslnir, yet never satisfied demand lor HoiIkc lb-others motor ears Is eonvinclnw evidence that a motor wise public Is more and more ippreciatlve of DodRe ltrotbers snijnd policy of constantly Improving a basic de slm Instead of lirliiKlnir out a new mode) vvery year," MOVIE CAMERA TO BE TAKEN ON MOTOR TRIP An unusual feature Is provided In tbu "Motorcade" or the Illinois Automobile club which Icuvcb f'hl caKo early In October for an ex pedition to 1'lorlda and return. A special niovitiK- picture camera will accompany the Wlllys-KnlRht six pilot enr to take plctlre.s or the caravan at Interesting and historic lilacen on tho trip. Tho Biime equipment was carried with this Wlllys-KnlKht six when It made the Minn trip early In July and AuR-ust to select the route over which the Motorcade was to travel. It Is expected that some unusual photorrapbH of Chlcanuans and their families ami friends will be liiUen on this most pretentious cav alcade when more than 1 00 mem bers of the I. A. t'. will take their vacations u la motor to the sunny soul bland. cars within their borders (xich yea.'. "Knforcetnent of the new Oreiron law is In the hands of the secre tary of state. HavlnV no funds available to build up a system of adjusting stations, the automotive Industry of Oregon has been asked to co-operate with the enforcement aifency. Thus several hundred ofn rial IlKhtlutf stutlons are beliiK ap pointed. These stations are manned by mechanics who must do adjust. In under certificate from the sec- retnry of the si, it,.. The station may charR-e, under the law, a fee of ii'i cents for heaitllRlit ad mstment." t,4lhili CbarKC llenhxl Mr. Cassell denied that the au tomotive Industry or orcRon had nnythlnR to do with the Introduc tion or the (iiflit-polnt test law. "It's part Is merely that of o opemtin( with the secretary of state In adjusting lirht, merch andlsltlff euulpmenl or mukillR nee. esry repairs, that a receipt at t'stlnit to tho IcR-ulliy and correct adjustment of the IlKhtlui; device may bo given to Iho owner" hr 4voloiKd, I .in mJL. . tf t A Mr i . m I i.. a isf its Sit Tewett. Coach' NOW $1245 SJHiMHI1 1 (mm I i.- J 1 iy 'V b-f'llArMMItt lt'-S-ia-n' 1 , i I' Many Important Improvements New Loiver Price! Jewctt Coach now has more entrance space than any two. door car on the market New ower pricea on Mil impnred Jewett models at follows: Jewt:t Coach $1145, Jowett De Luxe Tour int t!3:0, Jonvtt De, Lv Coach $1-100, Jewrtt De Luie Roatlttrr S1SC0, Je.'ect De Luxe Sedan f!6S0. Privet . o. b. Detroit, tat 9tr. KuiV -Iiydrau.'tc 4whee! brakes mt Blight extra out WE have made Jewett Coach comparison-proof in room iness in quality of detail in price! To its already ample roominess unmatched in the Coach iield we have skilfully added length without bulk for even more roominess. Jewett Coach now has more en trance space than any two-door car on the market. It's the greatest ex ample of manufacturing and design ing skill Jewett has ever produced. A Coach with so many great qual ities, you will be hard put to the task of finding its greatest. You will get an impression of quality when you see Jewett Coach such as you have never associated with so low a price. To look so good Jewett Coach musr be good. And when you drive you will realize instantly that Jewett has made a truly great motor even greater in smooth, quiet power. See These Improvements! You will be impressed with its new completeness that neglects nothing charmed with its distinctive new coloring and upholstery. You can only appreciate this reat car after a thorough inspection of its many improvements. The new coincidental lock that locks steering wheel and ignition with one turn of the key; a new air cleaner that keeps road dust and 'grit out of the cylin ders; indirect lighting that eliminates glare on the instrument board; light switches conveniently at hand on the steering gear; gear shift and emergency brake levers moved for ward to provide clear floor space in front, and many other equally im portant improvements. It Took 17 Years to Build It Jewett has concentrated the ex perience of 17 years on this Coach. Through all these years it has been our desire to produce a car as good as beautiful -as completely an en gineering triumph as Jewett Coach af a moderate price! Already Jewett Coach has pro duced for us a sales record un equalled in our business. Now -we offer a greater Jewett Coach, with all its improvements at an important reduction in price! Come in and let us show you what these improvements mean with yourself at the wheel. Harris F. French 1115 Washington Ave. Phone 441.j