La Grande evening observer., January 09, 1926, Image 9

Saturday; January 9, 1926.
T A T AMI-IT" T'Trt'XT'lXTr' ADCT?TT7TT ' i
Pae Nine
NASH COMPANY t
IS OHIO
The 1-rr Cirande Nil ah' company,
with direct deaUr connections wi'.h
Wenlworth a livln, or I'ortlnn 1,
on1., distributors of Nash nut
Ajax ears, has been established
her; with A. H. , Trachael in
charge. .The compiiny is moving
into the liohnenkump building at
tin- corner of Jef lemon avenue nml
Kim HtnM't in tho tfiiurtorH whore
the It. t. I liimtllon c-otopany, im
jniiger ' operative' here," formerly
were located. " '
r Temporary engine (service is
now tnai tit nlned with Tracy llol-
lister but Mr. Trachscl
that in the spring tlx' coitipanv
wilt establish il perurail' nl werviee
dt-partmcnt. . A M.tle.s k-piirtiiii-n(
is now active. .
Mr. Trachsel located hen- aftr
n lung residence tn AlnsJia. broken
only during the war, wlrctr he en
listed in tin- army air si-j vice. Ihs
military training was .revived at
the t'nlversity of v Illinois, and Is
lington Kield. Texas. '
-The Nash policy of initial mo
tor rnr value plus KaLls factory
service will be strictly ad!hercd to
by the T.a (Irande Na.sh company"
he slates. "Later on . permanent
service shop will be. cHtablishe 1
and equipped with special Nash
tools."' : ' ' "
A carload of Ajav aut omohiltj
arrived here during the week ati l
another shipment, including the
new advanced jtfK ,foui-d.oor Nas!i
pedans, is expected momentarily.
"Nash owners are particularly in
vited to Inspect this car," the dis
tributor said today.
GARAGE
GOSSIP
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Radio
Two 7ssex Cars Sold
Two 1-Sm' Cars Sold
Maker, a branch of the R. I
la tter Motor company ' here.
ers in Hudson and Kssex cars, de
livered two KfBcx conches in the
Maker territory this veek, C, .
l'ate, proprietor, state.
l.ed-draL
(Jives lodge
Or." It. 1. Landts.' of this city,
has presented his father-in-law,
S. M. Wood, of CorvaliiM. with one
of the new Dodge, siieejal Milan. 4.
Accepts Position '.
Itay Winters baa accented a no-
uiinotinces situ,,, aa bookkeeper at the Blue
Mountain garage.. '
Some drivers do not change, the
oil In the engine or adit to it un
lill the pressure gauge indicates a
luck of oil. This is a bad practice
and has , hurm d out many bear
ings. Check the oil level at regu
lar intervals anil change the oil
by draining out the old" oil every
7f.O or 1000 miles.
The charging rate of the gener
ator should not be over ten or
I welve amperes. A high - char
ging rate will overheat the battery
pausing rapid' evaporation of the
water and buckling the plates. It
also puts an -overload on the generator.
Do not slip the. clutch excessive
ly instead of shifting gears. Slip
ping it , makes the clutch do all
the work that, the transmission
was designed to do.
Some of the causes 'Of a knock
in the engine on n hard pull are:
I.can mixture. Ignition set too
early, valves set Improperly, car
bon In the cylinders, poor valve
adjustments and loUse' wrist pin
In ushlngs.
Xlne Cam fcnld -."','
The Perkins Motor company re
ports the sale of nine Kortftr within
the past week. The salea included
1 iiree sedans, a coupe, u touring
car and n roadster, all new ears,
and three used cars.
In I'recwntrr
Law ton Stearns, who is employed
by the IVrktns Motor company
here, went to Kreewater- Krlday.
Jle brought back a Kurd roeidster
to be displayed in the show room
during national Kord display week,
Jan. !i to If..
Attending District Moot
W. C. IVrklns is at WuUn Wal
la, Wash., attending a district
meeting of Kord dealers there
which opened yesterday. Others
from this district who nro In at
tendance at the convention reA.
It. Thompson and Mr. Strite, of
Knterprise. The meeting Is being
heh at the Jensen hotel. t
Sells Seven Cars
During the past seven days Av
ery Harrison, Chevrolet dealer, has
sold seven cars. Three of these
M'XDAY. JAM Alt V 10,
Pacific Time stations,
Jx)s Angeles, Cal. IUT)
v ti:3, nighljy doings; Aeolian
residence pipe .organ. Dun .Melir
Innd, organist: S-U, Louise iKtos
trio; Y sabe! llowi'n, soprano; y
1. Kxamlner hour: la-it, J'aek
ard Six dance orchestra.
IU. jAmg Jlcm-h, Onl. C:t2. l)
2:Hit-4 p. m Long Houeh munic
ipal lumd: 4-4::ta, amusement bul
letin: fl-G:Hu, organ recital, Hray
ton'B thenter.
KI AVIt, .Hollywood, Oil. (252)
7-lt p. ni., late news and Warner
Brothers' movie frolic, a!Hornla
ltlue 'boys, Warner Urothers syn
copal ois, Kmma Klmmel, opraao;
Albert ICeglovlch, vfnllnls.
KiO. oaklaml, ( nl. (tl(ll.fi)
:t:8t p. in., K(H) Little Symph
ony; Arthur S. -(iarbett, interpre
tative writer; Uuth Waterman, con
tralto. KGW, Pmtlflinl, Ore. (101.5)
-9-Hi, Chevrolet Little Symphony
orchestra.
KHJ. Las Angeles. Cat (103.2)
iJ:;tt)-7 p.. in., lelghton's Arcade
cfeUrla orchestra, Jack Crou
shaw, leador; S-ltt, program. Mar
tin Music company; Uuth I'ltta, so
prano: John Martin, pianist.
KTAIl, Oakland, la I. (210)
tl;:to-t i,- concert.
musical hour.
UI Vlt, llollywoml. Cnl. (252)
6-G p. m., children's hour, Ills:
ltrother of KKWHi 7-8, mlcra
phone brevities: S-9, program.
Cilbbe Ice Creum and Weber Itaklng
companies: Joe Martin's orchestra;
Itay Hatley's trio; Sot Hoopll's Ha
waiians; it-la, program. Star Motor
Car Co., MUltun Dollar Kour or
ehestrn, Ashley Slaters,, vocal duets
and others: 10-11, Warner ItvothM's
frolic, Charlie -Wellim.'v directing.
IvtiO, Oakland, Oil. (-HUI.2)
10:10 a. tn., classroom "Instruc
tion: S-4 p. m., interpretatlona of
the. classics, Wilda WHwon Church;
8-0:85, dinner concert,- Sherman,
Clay and company; . Ti, farm pro
gram; "Chats About New Hooks,"
Joseph Henry Jackson; "Ue-tter
Kngllsh," WUda Wilson Church;
"How to Choose the itlght School
and Teacher tor Your Child," in.
Alberline Kichards Kash; "The
Tntversity Afield," Leon J. Uieh
ardson: Arton trio "
k;W. t'ortltUHl, Oi-e. (-III1.&)
7:15 u. tn., physical culture
erclsea; l2:a-l:S P. in., Itose City
trio: fl-7. dinner concert: con
eert: t-10. coucert, Hudson and
l-Uni'S DealeijH of Oregon. ,
iiMTU, llolfT wihsI, mi. (2H)
.5-0 p. in., home hour, Munini'
trn: l.llytttv Mny5 ChaHenner. con-1
truupr 1 l-Tl.-Jt" " ocoaiim
11 rove Dane orchestra, AmliaHsa
dor hotel.' 1 :
KO.AC, ttirvnIIH On: (2H0.2)
7:20 u m.. musical selections:
7:So, agricultural mrestlon lnx:
7:4M, "Hasls for Kconomieal
Hlmmons, Walter - Henson, Helen j producllon In Oregon," H.' A, Lliul
Levy. Hilly Henderson, Hetty Mc
Kay; 7:45, V. AL C. A. program;
S-10, The Turner orehestra, direc
tion Lorim I'owell; Tom ..Mitchell,
baritone.; 10-U, Slurr Piano doiu
pany studio.
IXX. lloHyvoo1, Cnl. (!:t.)
r(-fi::ia p. in., Sunny Jim's story:
ft:S0-tf : ir, Wurlltvter -pipe organ
studio; Town Tattler: G:Ui, travel
talk. W. V. Alder; G:S0-7, Atwater
l(n t con cert o re nest ra ; 7-7:80.
Mutual Motors mirth contest; 7:80
S, program, L. W. Stockwell com
pany; 11-10, 'program, Llstenwaller
Oough. Kola' string quartet:
Zenith entertainers; 10-11, Good
rich Sllvertown Cord dance orehes-
greni , "PlantliiK mid -Cure ot the
Potato Crop," G. It. 'Jlyalop;; S:lft
S:SV,' "A Infinite Plan Will Solve
tne Oarden Phoning Problem," A.
O. HoiUet.
KTAH, Onkfcunl, -Onl(2 10) .
fl-!l:H0 n. m.t prayervlce, He v.
I?. L. Spauldlng: women's club
notes: N-10. Western Slates Life
Ins. company. 1 ' (.
KW.SC, Pullman, Wiisb. (I8.)
7:Rii.D p. in., Jtosallin Koch, pian
ist: Horace Tiimball,. guitarist;
Uuth Wtlklns, vopallst; "What Is
An Mngltteer?:' M. K, Snyder;
Psychology of Kfflclency, Number
n. Training In Kfflelent Thinking."
Dr. 1 K. Nndler.
Do'ot Neglect
TYpur Battery !
While you, are not, using your car we will call
for, store, and return your battery when you '
are ready for it in the ispring ,
; Fred T. Burgess
EXIDE BATTERIES 'r--.
i i ' Distributor , , : ; -
Main 125 - 1308 Jefferson
were new machines one coupe,
one coach and one sedan. . The
other four vereused cars.
Salesman on Trip
M. L. Paly, automobile salesman
here, has returned from a husiness
t rip to 1 'orl land. 51m. I aly ac
companied him.
MONOAY, .1AXTAHY 11.
Mountain Time Stations r
KOA. IM-nvcr, Colo. (:t22.-l)
12:15 p. m., Itlalto theater mu
sical; C::i0, dinner concert, llrown
Palace string orchestra; 7:30, sand
man's hour: 8, conversation
Spanish. Prof. Amanda Lope?.
Kwcht; KOA orchestra; -9, bridge
game; a:3a, lna Italns, soprano;
l-anklln Hornaday, tenor.
Pacific Time Stations.
Ivl l. Los Angeles, Cnl. ( KIT)
' f)::ta-0 p. in.. Kxamlner matinee;
6. Nightly dolngsj 0:15, Kl-'l's Set.
Ing California; 6:3, Vest Pocket
program; 0:45, Itaditorlnl period;
7-S. Owen Kallon's Cafilornla dance
orchestni; 8-H. Screen Artists'
string quartet, Drury Lenntngton,'
tenor: !-1, program, Walter AL
Murphy Motors Co., Virginia 1-'loh-rl,
soiirano, and others; 10-tl, Kx
amlner. Itay West's Alexandria ho
tel dance orchestra.
KI'OA. Scuttle.' Wash. -l.i:l.3)
G:4f-t?:1ft p. in., Sherman, Clay
and company program; StSa-lo,
Times studio program.
JilMN. Long Bench. Cal. (2J12.I)
4 : 5 p. m., amusement bulle
tin; G-fl::to, organ recital. Tt ray
ton's theater; S-'.t, Tress-Telegram
hour, presenting Community Serv
ice program: !'-!', Ardys Antlerson
The Better
BUICK
Starts Easjiy
Runs Smoothly
Stops Safely
and the Buick, en
gine is full-pressure
lubricated
Ttnlck motor em's are designed to mn-jprkJciilly
In t'very tenincrntiii-e, and luulrr 'ccry cliimuic
condition. Only a small M'rccAiigc or the million
nml more itulcks linvc tltc tWrtimHy to go to
California or J-'loritla for the- winter,
HitickH start quickly, even at .zero. -Tin new,
lilgli-spcifl starting nml or ncoiitpllslie4 tUl nwK
dcslnil iesult.
Hulck Aotoinnilc Ifcnt Control reiliicCKt n not her
cold-went lier Mart lug aimoyawc thai of IntcMngv
spitting, misfiring engine?. Tlir cxchivlvr Itnlck
feature beats the fuel supply, ami save gasoline,
niitoniatlcnlly nml immediately.
In rnlu, s-now nr Meet Itnlck mechanical 4-wbwl
brnkes stop the car firmly, In a Mrnlght line.
Nciiber heat nor cold affects the direct nwchnnlenl
action of these hrnkcH. There Is no Ibpiid In
them tn expand, contract or leak away.
The Hulrk cnglm In full-prctirf luhricalctl. I'vwy
part ffcls n flood of nil n sofm a tin engine:
starts eiry. lay In 4 he year. Ait cmei-gcncy fif-,1
tulie siphons nil to the, pump, ctcn tlnmgli ibej
cold lias congealed the nil itroiiml the pump screen.
Uuick is a better Motor Car --In Every Kind of Weather.
Jennings & Shumate
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ANNOUNCE
MEM
We take pleasure in announcing the appointment
' " -'. 'I of the :
La Grande Nash Company
under the management of
Mr. A. R. Trachsel
as
Nash and Aja$
r : i Deaier for. "rv :r
Union and Wallowa Counties
A salesroom and service department will be.
maintained in the Bohnenkamp building on
the corner of Jefferson and Elm. Two car
loads of the latest Nash and Ajax models
are now on display. A cordial invitation is
extended to the public, to see and ride in
"The World's Greatest Motor Car Value."
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Wentworth & Irwin, Inc.
Nash and Ajax Distributors
Portland j Oregon
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