Saturday, Jnrmary 16. 1026.
LA GRANDE , EVENING OBSERVER '
Pago Nine
Highway
and
Anto
Dope
Trifrt :
Voftrfct
News ''
NEW CHRYSLER
EXH
IBITIQN
The nwrly-nwiiHod par whoso
rilniinjr haw hcn -fofrnst in Intor-vl-WM
In Amerlra unl Kiirope tho
pnafc ffvr months -with Wnlu-r V,
cryfller tho now I'hryslor Imper
ial "Sep" Ih now ror Iho first linio
xlilljJlPitto th puhllc'nt tho Now
York n'utomohilo show, nooordlns
l ro word roi'oiviil by ..o French,
' IomiI ilistrihiilor.
"Hcndlnjr tho Chrysler lineup of
enrs, tho nlhorH belnir Iho Chrysler
7(1" anil Iho Chrysler 'r.S," It Is
Iho. renter or ntir:tellon to prirsons
Interested in mnior cars, hose
knowloiltto of Iho slKnlfionnijo ut
lachlnK to successive Chrysler nn
noulWomontB lias led iliom Juiflly to
expect' Romothinif altOKi lhor )he
noinonal In a oar horutlci ns.cnn.
struct. 1 to the specification "ax
flnft as money can buiM."
"In offering tills new lino, Mr.
Chrysler has boon aoluntoil by a.
lesirn to. meet tho demands of those
who wnnied Chrysler porronnanoo
,11 rt. rar'nf Inritcr measure. Tho
now mporlal "SO" is a develop
ment or tho Chrysler "70" wilh mi
llnemcnts and improvements 'nrist-Iiir-
out of Iopr: continued export-
nient and research with dcslKn and
material ot tho highest type by
tho enKlneprinsr department."
Buick Facing Large
. 1926 fluilding Program
PUNT. Mich. (Special). Dur
ing tho first three months of 19-6
rho Hnick Motor company has or
ders to build 74,300 motor cars,
according to Harry H. Bassett,
president and (reneral manaper.
This tlll break all production rec
ords for tho ifrst three months
of any year since nuick has been
In business.
During 1925 TViIck manufactur
ed 192,000 automobiles, he said.
of which 110,000 were built since
July 1, when tho Hotter Bulek
models were introduced to the
automotive world. Though pro
duction was comparatively lipid
during the early part of July, ne
cessitated by the change In mod
is. ino mommy average was
about IS, ion.
1IOT WATER RACS AID
KTAimxo cor.n cAr
, Instead of exhausting a batlery
when trying to start the car on a
opld day, lay a few hot-water bags
aVound the cnrliurolor for 16 min
utes. This will usually do the
tMok. 1 - -
The New
Franklin
The 125 Franklin owners in the La Grande
territory, will be greatly interested in seeing
these outstanding models. Drivers .'of other
cars will also show a keen interest as Franklin
now offers the newest note in fine motor car
design. '
- 1
. The New Franklin," as styled by de
Causse, is a brilliant ajid enduring
conception of beauty. Correctly fash- .
. ioned, richly appointed, completely
equipped, and high-powered, it is a
striking ensemble of everything that
makes ownership a delight. All seven
types lower-sluhg with longer wheel
base. Leading in comfort, reliability,
economy and road ability, it is fitting
that Franklin should also lead in style.
See these wonderful cars ride in them, with
yourself at the wheel and you will then have
a new conception of real motoring pleasure.
tmURES
Distributor of The Franklin
Sales Service
Bird F. Lewis Kenneth A. Keeney
Geo. E. McClure . Tracy Hollister
Private Interests To
Operate Snow Plow
KNTEnrrtlSi:. Oro. (Socc'lall.
Through tho cooperation of tlio
l-.ast (iregon J.umber company and
tho ll-H-T Auto company, a snov
plow will keep the north highway
clear the remainder of the jvlntor.
between Camp 1 and Camp 10.
This will give nn open road fro;n
Kntcrprlsc all tho way to Sled
Springs, as the state highway do.
partment will remove the snow
between TCntorprlse and Camp 1.
The uuto company has receive.!
a new snow plow for attachment
to a 1'Oi'ilson Iraelor, which II
wishes lo demonstrate .to tho state
highway department. Officials of
tlio Kust Oregon company deslfc
lo keep the road open to Hied
Springs, lor (he convenience. . of
tho residents of tlio largo town
which has grown up there. So
Ihe unto, company is to furnish
tho machine and he lumber com
pany Is to pay lor operating It.
and Ihe community gets the bene
fit. Tho tractor will have hea.l
qmnters at I'amp 1.
Willys-Knight Crank
Shafts Given .Praise
Tliro-.iffh tho use. of the most'
modern precision Instruments, tho
crank ahnrts or all WIllys-KnlM
onffinoa am perfectly welched,
ntensured and balanced to ollmln
nto all motor vibrations," states
CettlnRS and Hunks, local dealers.
"The new method entirely revo
lutionizes this phase of motor as
sembly and introduces a new stan
dard in the smooth performance
of tho automobile online. Tho old
method of turning- crankshafts hv
hand was crude compared to the
work of these n6w machines now
in use by the Willys-Overland
company. Formerly the balancing
of the crankshaft depended upon
tho skilled hand and eye of the
workman. A delicate and mechan
ically perfect machine now bal
ances the. shaft and accurately
r?a (nyes the part."
She "Now- what are you stop
ping ror?"
He (as car comes to halt) '
"I've lost my bearings."
She "Well, at least you are
original. Most fellows run out of
gas!" Idaho Yarn.
BI'SSKS SUMMjAXT TKOIXEVS
,ONnON--Seven Kngllsh towns
have abandoned street cars this
year and are using motor busses
instead. , -'
It makes a girl mad to find her
sealskin coat. Is made of ' rabbit
skins. Hut It maki'S rabbits mad
der. '
Series 11
GARAGE
GOSSIP
Attends Il(lc Mortlny;.
I. t Smith, local nvent
for
MoiIko Jtrothera, Inc. has pone to
Ih-trOit, MtehiKun to nttonoV a con-
voniirtn of Amorican oN'itlers. Ro-
for n-furninfr io m (rramlo he
will viwit his former home in Ne
braska. He expcclH to return altout
.Inn nary 20.
ew OiTice, Itimni
When the t'erklns Motor com
pany hiovd Into Itrt new building
on the corner of Adams avenue
and Kourlh street one year as;o
last August the office wits made
lurffo enough for two. only two
people belnff needed In Ihe orfice
:it that lime. This week the of
fice is" belnff enlarp-ed to accom
modate five people and three more
desks have been installed.
Hero mi Ituslness
- Mr. narmbld, who nelis aiito
ricffssories, was in l.a (Jrande to
day on hiriness. lt visited ' at
the HI no. Mountain garage.
Iliiy.s New Itnirk
Mrs. J)on Hcott and Mrs. . Tiay
Suntmers, datiK-liters of Mrs. J. J.
HirhridK retuinel to llielr home
here yesterday from I'ortlond,
driving a new nulek car. Tho
Hulck they formerly owned wna
totally ruined when a street car
ran Into It. dragging the mnchlno
about 160 feet. Hoth women es
caped serious injury.
Sells Kssex -
The K. 1j. I.edbetter company
reports the sale of nn Kssex conch
to D. Urguidi, of I .a Grande.
In linker
JO. 1. Ledbetter went to Baker
yesterday on a business trip.
Punctuation VtM'try
write a song of autos
And hero I put two commas,
rode one night 'twas cold
hell.
I had on my pajamas.
as
Another verse ot auto too,
And here I place n colon:
The reason that I had no pants
Was 'cause they had been stolen.
A Ford that is an nnto too
This needs a question mark?
You must leave lights all burning
bright.
IP1 you should stop to park. .
When you. blow out a tire o
Just make smite marks
two
thesetoeaT-.c. ,
And thank the gods that you have
on "
Your leather-n. V. TVs
Minn. Hkl-U-Muh. .
KverylKxly Anscnt
"Say!" yelled tho ChieC of Pol
ice, "what do yon mean by speed
ing along Park avenue like a mad
, man? You'll kilt somebody. Why
In blazes don't you uso your
noodle?" (
"Noodle!' gasped tho mnn,
"wln-re in tin heck Is the noodle?
T pushed and pulled and jiggered
every darn thing on tho dash
bonrd, and I couldn't stop Iter."
Wiureen Club Bulletin.
WRONG MAN,
LIEUTENANT '
TELLS COPS
LIEUT. CI.ARKNCR AIKEN
lapper nrmy lieutenant and
society favorite by day and mas
ter burglar hy night? Or a vic
tim o'f "most unfortnnate" cir
cumstances? T.ieut. clarence C Alkn, fav
orite in army worlal clrcls, nays
he is vi tim of tircuinntance.
Polk say th'y cnttght hitn In
a Monterey. cal.t baildinff with
a foil i't of sjfe-crai king tools.
- Aiken, who Is fre on $40-)
bonds, drnic that he Is tho
man who was cu tight and cs
capd, but polire say that fVrgt.
Charls C. Itirnes. Aiken's sub
ordinate, has rontewd and in
volves his superior. Thfy ndl
that Alken had lost considerable
money on the race.
Radi
to
SI XDAV. .lAXTAUY 17.
KI I, Iam Aitjrvl'-H. al. (4(17
H:30 p. m., nightly doings; 6:45.
snnspot vonthor foreiMict; music
uiprM'iation chat; 7.8, Aeoltan
rcNirifnco pipe oran, Dan K .Mr.
l-Viianrt, organist; SH. classic hour
'program arrnnKCil iiy c.laratieU
I Patten Wallace; 9-H. Kxamtnor
hour; 10-11, Packard Six dance
orchestra, llck llarton. soloist.
KFWIt, Hollywood, C'al. (:tfil.2)
9-11 p. m., Into news; Warner
Brothers Sunday night movie frolic.
K;. Oakland, Cal. (Ullf.l!)
H : 30 p. m., KO() I.lltle Symph
ony orchestra; Albert tJllletle, ba.ss
bhrltone.; KfiW, Porlland, Oro. (KH.r,)
8-10 p. m., concert, -, Chevrolet
t.lttln ,fhn,phony orchestra.
KIM, Aft Angeles, tal. (105.2) '
6-5:ltO p. m.. Holler canary show
from ltlltmore hotel; fi:;to-7. I.e(Rh
tons Arcado cafeteria orchestra,
Jack Cronshaw, leader; 8-10, pro
gram, Martin Music company; lluth
Pitts, soprano; John MarMn, con
cert pianist.
K.llt, Seattle, Wash. (:SHI.-I)
6-fi, Spnrgur string Quartet,
chamber music; 7:15-7:30, organ
recital, Mrs. Montgomery Iyrich;
J-10::iO, Paget Sound Savings and
7an association orchestra, Henry
Pamskl, director. . .
KNX, Hollywood, Cal. (:t:t(1.0)
2-4 p. ,m., Park board muslral
program; 8-9, Ambassador ' hotel
concert orchestra, Josef Hosenfeld,
lender: 9.10:30, program. Beverly
f Hilts Nurseries. Calmon J-uboviskl,
violinist; itussian string quartet.
Kl0, Knn Francisco, C'al. (-128.:!)
10:45 a. ni.. ''To Towno Cryer;"
2:30-3:30, program by KPO instru
mental trio; 5-6. organ recital by
Marshall V. Gteclman at the Cali
fornia Palace; 6ti:30, Waldemar
Und and the States restaurant or
chestrn; 6:SP, "Yo Towno Cryer";
(:35-7:H0, lalace hotel concert or
chestra. Cyrus Trobbe, director; 8-
8:25, Palace hotel concert orches
tra, Cyrus Trobbe, director; S:35
10, Rudy Selgcr's Fairmont hotel
orchestra.
KPKX, Pasadena, Cal. (315.0)
8:45-9:45 p. m., Maryland artists'
ensemble.
31 ON T AY, .TANITABY 18.
Miaintaln Tliuo Stations.
CFAC, Calgary, Can. (4ft.H) .
8 p. m., studio program.
KI'WA, Ogden, Itah. (2nl)
4-5 p. m., organ recital. Para
mount theater; 5-fi, Radio deaJers
progra m.
KI-'XI-1, Colorado Sp'gxl Colo. (250)
8:30 p. m., musical selections;
8:45-9, educational talk: 9-10:30.
dance program, Warner Stone's
Columbians.
KOA, Denver, Colo. (!W2.I)
12:15 p. in., Rlalto theater mu-
4 4- ' fs xMMiMTmmmw$ f
- f ' v.i ,l ) '-f :ui
I For Sale!- ' - '
I Miles of Unused 1926 P: ; M 1
f. Transportation . f. ' 5j3 ? ' . !
f f ,
4-Door Ford Sedan ; new paint. ' ' ' "'" ; ' '. '-. : ' '
i x - m m m : zrz:z
Grey Sedan; new paint. nmmtBgfj .
' 1 1 If No Trouble :;' :'::.:T'";:
Essex-1 Coach. f F) r- r. w !
1922 Studebaker Light-G Touring. J Vith Willter DnVing j
1921 Studebaker Light-6 Touring. X (
J 1922 Dodge Touring. ... . J f If you depend on Playle's Service, you arc- Jr
X moon i rr r X M free of any winter driving trouble. ' .-v"; "'. : if
f. 1923 Dodge Touring. f n
X X ' Texaco Gas ends starting trouble and gives, r U
A These ears are all in first-class A 9 the same wonderful power that you would If
mechanical condition. All have j P - expect on a summer day. And Texaco V
j 1920 license. ... . j g Golden Oil takes care of your engine when - B
X 'X 5 cold weather makes bad oil hazardous.' Bq" J
t Easy Terms. J sale try Playle's!: , . M
Will take small cars in trade. M
t n If' Playle Oil Go. ,
-I . UlTlhl X'U I'Iaylc'8 Siipeiior Service As Near as Your Telephone.
M . VrVkJkJ 4tjg Tcxaro Gas and Oils Ajax and C. T. C. Protected Tirca ,1
A Slunch;ikcr Sales and .Service. Aja Car Washing, Etc , ,
"This Is A Studebaker Year"
slcale; 6:30. Brown Palaco string
orcliefltra; 7:310, sandman's hour, If.
O. Knight; 8, Spanish lesson. Prof.
Amanda I-opea Knecht; KOA or
chestra: 9. studio players; 9:"30, Ina
Rains, dramutio soprano; Kranklin
llornaday. tenor. , '
KOIt, State College, N.'Sl. (ItlO.R)
7:30-8:30 p. m., "Suiting the
crop to the soil." Prof. K. V. Jor
dan; "Dairying," Prof. O. O. Cun
ningham. Pacific, Time Stations.
Krr. l.os Angeles Cnl. ( I7)"
5:30-ti p. in., Kximlner matinee;
6, nightly doings; (1:15, Kl'Ta See
ing California: ti:30. vest pocket
program; .fi: 4 5, Rndiotorial period;
7-8, Screen Artists' strinRgnartet;
S-9, studio program; 9-10, pro.
gram. Waller M". Murphy Motors
company, -with KPO; 10-11, Kx
nminer hour.
KltV, Ishik Reaeli, Cal. (SS.1)
4:30-5 p. in., amusement bulle
tin; fi-ii::io, organ recital, 1 tray
ton's theater; 8-9, Press-Telegram
program, presenting Community
Service entertainment; 9-10, Ardys
Anderson musical hour.
KI WIl, Hollywood, Cal. (W2)-
G-(i p. in., children' hour. Rig
p.rother of KFWIl; 7-8, mierophono
brevities: 8-9, program, Olobe Ico
Cream- and Weber Raking com
panies; 9-10, program, Starr 31 o
tor Car company; Million Hollar
Kour dance orchestra; Ashley sis
ters; J011, Warner Rrothers frol
ic, direction Charllo Wellman. :
K(;Op Oakland, Cal, Cttll.S)
10:40 n. m., classroom Instrtic- i
tion; "Preparation of Rooklets," 1
;ora Roon; 3-4 p. m.. interpreta
tion of the classics-, Wilda Wilson
Church; Josephine Und, soprano:
Hnxel Welmer, accomimnlst; Rulph
Cnvanaugh, baritone; 5:30-6.
Aunt Petty stories; 6-6:55, twilight
concert, Wiley R. Allen company
studio; 8 farm program; "'hats
About New Books," Joseph Henry
Jackson; "Better English," Wllda
Wilson Church; "Tho Mother Who
Worried, the Father Who Nagged,
and '.the Children Who Wouldn't
Re Good." Hi. Nash; "Income Tax,''
Joe li, Flynn.
KOW. Portland, Ore'. (101.5)
7:15 a. m., physical culture exer
cises; 12:30-1 p. m., concert, Rose
City trio; fi7, dinner concert; 8-9.
concert, Willys-Overland Pacific
company; 9-10, concert.
K.IK, Seattle, Wash. (.181.4)
10:30-11:30 a- m.. music, Cornish
school; talk, "Weaving," Mrs.
Christine Hnuser; "Flashes of Fifth
Avenue," Gladys O. Milter; 1-2:30.
organ recitnl, Columbia theater:
"What to Prepare for Tonight's
Dinner," Rernlco' Redlngton; li
6:30, what's doing at tho theaters:
6:4 5-7, box office. Seattle thea
ters' doings; 7-8:30, Sears, Roe
buck and company program. Aunt
.Runny, the Htory lady; Mendels
!shon trio; 8:30-10, studio program.
IKMTK, Hollywood, Cnl. (2:i8)
5-tl p. m., home hour with Mntn-
my Simmons, W
r Renson, Hei-
en
L-Vnnces Levy, Hilly Henderson,
Ititly McKay; 7:15. Y. M. C. A.
hour; 8-10, Turner orchestra, Ior
en Powell, director; Tom Mitchell,
baritone; 10-11, Starr Piano com
panv studio. .
KNX. Hollywood. Cnl. (rtllfl.O)
5-5:30 p. m.. Sunny Jim's story;
5:30-6: 15. Wurlltzer pipo organ
studio; Town Tattler; :I5. travel
talk, W. F. Alder; 6:30-7, At
water Kent concert orctolstti ; 7-
7:30. Mutual Motors mirth content;
7:30.8, program, i?olumbta Out
fitting company; 8-9, program, 1,.
W. Stockwi'M' company; 9-10, pro
gram. Ward Heater company: 10
11, tioodrich Silvcrtown Cord dance
orehistra; 1. Hyatt May Challengi-r,
contialtn; 11-13 Ambassador hoti-l
duuee orchest ra.
?. ...
KOAC, Corvallin. Oiv. (280.2)-
ti : iifl n in . miiMirul nelet'1 InnR-
f, agrtcultuial question box; 7:10,
"Orf of Rango Cattlo Production,"
K. J,, l'otter,; 7:30, "Vegetabto Va
rieties, Seeds ond Plant'! A. W.
liouquet; 7:45-S, ''Oregon's Agri
cultural Situation," R. S. lleise.
KPO, Kan FiaiK'Isco, Cal. (42K.U)
7, 7:30, 8 a. m., dally dozen ex
ercises; 10:30, "Yo Towno Cryer;"
11, Rudy Selgcr's Fairmont hotel
orchestra; 2:30-3:30. matinee pro
gram; 6:16-6:16, children's hour
stories by Rig Rrother; 6:30-6:40,
"Yo Towne Cryer;" 0:40-7, Walde
mar l.iml and tho States restaurant
ochestra; 7-7:30, Rudy , .Sciger'H
Fairmont , hotel .orchestra; 8-9,
Wurlity.er organ recital. Ub Wnl
drop: 9-10. program, for Vltc.r M-
Deeper and
Better!
The' deeper the foundation
the better the road. The deeper
the cultivation . the better the
crop. But the deeper the tool
the niore pOjvcr needed thai's
why "Caterpillar" Tractors are
built ! Sturdy, rugged, depend
able "Caterpillars" aren't
afraid to buckle ' down to " a
tough job.
Bunting Tractor Company
Dealer Northeastern Oregon
. and. Southern. Idaho
Jefferson and Elm Streets
'. Phone Main 534 :
Murphy Motor Car company from
KFI; 10-11, Jack Cpukley'a Calilr,
ians. - . . ,-;,'
UTAH, Oakland, Cal.: (21(1)
9-9:30 a. m,, pruyor Bvicw, Rev)
E. R. Hpauldlng; 4-6 p. m.,. wo-,
men's oluh notes; , 8-10,. ;Wpstern'
States IJfo Insurance company.
KWHC, PulhiKHK WS-ttl. t:UH.)-
7:S0-9 p. m., jttrlns; tirk; Norma
Spur I In. pianist; Kvolyn Spariln,
violinist; Margaret Molchlnn
Kathro Aucutt, vocal solo; "Makinj
Our Thinking. Count," Dr. F. l-
Nalder; -"Contributions1 of flclcnifr
to the Dairy Industry; "Mechanical
Refrigeration." E. V. Ellington:
"Investments," Joseph IVmniery;
"Lines tor Stout and Slender Wo
men." M.try oilvo Jlowey; read
ings. Audrey Savage. ' " r' " "
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