La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 23, 1926, Image 7

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Motoring NeysJ
drank iEimrotg ($h
Auto Section
VOLUME XXIV.
SECOND SECTION
LA GRANDE. OREGON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 23, 1926.
TWELVE PAGES TODAY
NUMBER 89
F
RISGO AUTO
AIN'T IT THE TR UTH?
5HDW IS NEXT
Displays from New York
Show Which Closed
Last- Week,; .Will Be
Duplicated; on. Coast.
SAN KllANVISCO, (Special)
With New York Automobile
hIiow .through to a KenKutlounl con
clusion hint week after the. in6nt
I pucuesHfiil attendance Yecord in
the- history of Uk automobile
even in, uutomoblr im-n turned
their thoughm and .directed their
ulteiitlouH toward the next two
big molor eventH, the Chicago Mo
tor cur display and tint I 'act flu
Automobile nhov, holli of which
nr national In importance.
Telegraphic udvicett - Indicate
that the mutor Industry ,Ih entering
nn ltn Breatest year. In the opin
ion u triide leaderH and uiitstiind
lug manufacturers the next few
inonthH will find the KiViit motor
car mnnufneturlni? Indunlry at IIh
penk. Factories arc. planning
their greatest . productions, . ck
pnoion prograniH are being, freely
tllsrusscd. Trade papers'iind trade
tiiaguzinc8 arc confident that many
more iimaliMmntlontt. will furl her
Pln-ngthfUi, Urn powerful - com
panies and serve to ell nilimWi.tjome
of (ho smaller production cum
panics. San Francisco aulotnpbit" ni'-n
who were In New York wired their
nmntigers hero nnd the- uutomo
hlle show executives that nil ar
rangements had been made ' to
i duplicate the New , Y.ork .exhibits!
ll,,.. I.'viii.ullliiti "Altiillnrllllil I
lllHplny. . '' ' : ' v
A Ureal IHsnlny
"We are confident thai wo will j
pave ine mosi pieimiii? (jmpiiiy
from an uulomotlvc ' standpoint
that has ever, been Been at a San
Francisco motor cur, display,"'
Hald Cieorg" Walilgreon. nianager
of the. ,1'aciflc Automobile show
veHterdav.. "Willi nlaus now per
fected for the big HhoW we have, j
Hold all available space for the I
piiHHenger car display and the ac
ceysory and truck depart menl
will undoubtedly bo over Hold he
roic the end of thiB week.
Thoatriclnl men unsure the
show cominlltee that 41m Hecurlng
of l'aul Whlli inan and hiH orches
tra Ih a gi-Val asset to the show
rrom the slnndpolnt of Interest
and that thlH HUperb music. In con
nection' with the finest display of
motor cam ever shown on tiic
j roust is certain Jo- htYruVi.Tfub'ig-
gl SI CTOWU 111 inc. maiui; ui iomoi
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DEPRGOaSs SOTTAS
AN AUOVOBH.6 -US
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FORD OUTLOOK
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GiftSesT CONWJCEC
op anp eviu
BLESSMQ IF "fei
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ABOLlSHeC
IS OPTIMISTIC
Company Officials Point
Out 1925 Expansion as
Forerunner of Improve
ments to Come. v
CAN'FThiNK op
AfWTfuMG ELSE To
Tax
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BuT i voulp'T be wiwouT
; ONE FO, ANYftlNG
I-
automoblle displays, v
Kor the automobile . fan lh'-r'
will be many new inodebt, several
new cars, and a tump I ele sbowiug
of all tin? IKL'ti offcivigs ot the in
dustry In tin elab(rafn deciiralh'e
Helling that will again win for this
being the most beautiful automo
bile show In America.
Illg Price; Itciltictloiis
The sensational price reductions
which have been announced by
many manufacturers during the
mist few weeks have served to
place the industry In tin w Ttpot-
llght and huvo renewed interest in j prices. They will flock, to
all automobile, offerings. The pub-
lie realised that eompiiltlvn eon-
illtlous were never so hwn U3 now
In the automobile industry . '
Thfo motor fans know that the
iminufacturirH arc. adding' every
possible accessory, are making the
cars to order for tho public, ur
aihling euulpmeiit,- npphitmentri,
reiinenients and ut tho nunc time
reducing prices.
The San Kranclsco . automobile
show will bu their firsl- opport
unltv to see these cu.rs and com.
pnVrlTirtrrntn'V nf 't-hirJ'n,Vvlrr
inc
rseve
display. In greater numbers than
i-'ver beforn mui it Is fm-ly pre
dicted that from the attendance
Klnndpoint this will be tjie gniit.
est nutomoblle show ever held ill
the west.
tlnr.g Artist I'eattiml
Paul Whlleman. noted jaw. artr
1st and one of the outsttindlng flg
uron In tho world of music, hnlln
from San Kranclsco and returns
for the show week to his old homr
city. Hi will be welcomed by his
old frlendn and feted by scores of
new friends, who hail the Hucc.ens-
fill and pay homage ttrtim grenl.
The Whilcman orehuslru, u
tweniv-flve thousand ilollar at
traction, will lp one of-the nnl
Nlaudlng realun.s of the big show.
It will play .'ift'-rnoons and even
ings nod the public will undoubt
edly flock to the auditorium in
numbers to enjoy 'hrse conceris.
'S;in l'ranclt;co, a music loving
city will welcome the Jaxis King.
In trim San Kranclsco style , he
will be weicoiiwd and enlerlnined.
During the week when the Auto
mobile is king, Whit"innn will in
(he lion of nil twin I nliairs
The expansion program curried
out by the Kord Motor company
during the year 1 !).! not only in
iicates the healthy condition Of
the' company, but also reflects In
a general way tin oplomlstlc out
look for the year lliliC, declnrea
offlcialH of Die company In lui'of-
matlon rurnl.thed W. C. t'erklnn,
local denier.
In Industrial iiulbllngs the com
pany liaH -udded .tlO.UOO equure
fi et of floor space, during tho year.
Thistts tin increase of more than.
10 per rent and given It a total of
l!2.70U.iniu square feel, or slightly
more than 5U acres under roof In
plants throughout Ihe world, . ex
clusive of the Kord Motor com.
pauy of Canada-, htd., In which to
carry on Its program of in asa -production.
. '
The largest expansions, aa might
be. expected, came In the UetroJl
ana In which are. located- tho
company's great . manufacturing
I units..
I At the Hlver Kouge plant, prob
ably the greatest Industrial ceo
ter In the world, the largo inptor
building wns opened early In the
year and operations, begun which
removed a number of department
from Highland Park. Severnl
large buildings were completed at
the Kouge during the yea' r. equip
inent installed and operations
started. One of these, known ns
the pressed, steel buildlug and
used for the manufacture of pre
Red aleel parts, fenders, etc., has
,a. floor area of 37ft. uou muaro
feel. Another building appro
tiuately the same size, completed
during the year. Is devoted to tho
manufacture of sprlugn, crunk
cases and steel forging. '
Huge 31111 tuder Way
Tho most notable of the Hirer
Itolige buildings, however, Is the
new steel mill and open hearth
furnace building with a, total' floor'
area of fl44.ooii hi i it are feet,-' (all
of one story construction. While'
Ihe mill will nol be In full oper-,
ul ion until early In the., sprlug,
rolling steel In. the U-lnch -merchant
mill has been under wuy
for several weeks. '. ,-
.Al Jeurborn the new - engine
ering, laboratory wn completed
early In the year nnd already work
..n riegttn on an extensive addition
1o I IiIh building. Increasing the
floor space GO, nun - Huunro feet.
Addillons and alterations also have
,lieen made to the power house
and heating plant.
While only minor building ex
tension and changes wer made
at the Highland Hark plant of tho
company, removal ot a number of
departments t Hlver Kougo per
mitted ctenlon of aeveral depart-
.inents and tho Introduction of new
j. manufacturing activities. .
At the Lincoln division plant of
tho company a . new three-story
addition will bo completed curly
In the new year. .
Smaller manufacturing plants
which went Into operation during
the lust year Include a hydro-elec-trlc
plant at Watorford, Mich., and
additions wero made and complet
ed during the -year at Peuuamlng,
Mich., nnd al Iron Mountain,
-Mich., wiier! the new wo6d dls-
tlllatlon plant -went into full oper- will have a .floor ?paee of v 386,.
tln. - i860 square feet. Bite for another
Twin City llant Completed I plant has been purchssod at Ches
TIiq new plant at tho Twin Cities ter, pa., which will comprise four
was completed In tho year and as- b-pa rate 1 buildings. .. The total
seiubly and manufacturing opera-.floor area of these units will be
lions started. 39&.00U square fet and they will
In the matter of domestic tts-i"0 completed early In thft coming
Hcmbly plantB the company during ye-r. . ' ,' r ,-
completed brunches al Nor- Extensive developments have
folk, Dullns and Louisville, aud taken place during tho year In
began tho assembly of cars, those foreign countries. In South Am
plants increasing production capa- erica extensions were made to the
city more than . 7u cars und'Ford plants at Buenos) Aires and
trucks a day.
The new assembly 1 plants are
contemplated for tho coming year.
Construction work has begun on u
plant nt Somervllle, Mass., which
Sao Paulo Increasing assembly to -2U0
cars dally. A new branch was
established at pernambuco, BrazlL
fOontlnuiwi on par
PETITIONS III
FOR HPI
If
Njoiv
Chryler MW" Mtoanding new
low price ded a body blow to any
thing even remotely seeking com
paruon. .
For monthapMt Chrysler "58" ha
outsold everywhere, as fast as dem
onstration proved its unmatched
abilities of 58 miles per hour, 25
u c1:
RO B. Detroit
miles to the gallon of gasoline, and '
its pickup of 5 to 25 miles in 8
secpnds. . :f:
' ,-.; ' -i 1 -
Such supreme performance, joined
to characteristically Chrysler com
fort and beauty, fix Chrysler "58",
' now at these new low prices, more
unmistakably than ' ever, the ut
most value in its price class, v '
Auto Tops
Itu-Covcrcd ltrimht'd
Curtain orl
w. i:. cordm :
1:101 JiffLTMrn Ave.
Touring Car $845
Roadster - $890
Sedan
Club Coupe
Coach
$995
'895
'935
CM
zs n ra rr
Leo J. French
Corner Jefferson and Elm.
II"
iv.'
1 : ii ifix. , Wallowa foiinly fnrmiT,
ban filed wilh flovernnr 1'ieree n
p-tlllon liberally igned by I ntoii
and Wallowa county farnieiH nail
ing the. governor to Join in a iv-
iie:H for the tle.slgnat Um of a
road from Klgin, On:t to 1U
tui, Idaho, mm a ntiite bigbwny.
to be Improved with stale high
way fmnlH.
The proposed road would follo.v
the eoiii-He of t Ii- f ;raiid- lloni'
and Himh"' river and laps a vn:i'
lenilury In uoi t It- tiNl'-rn Oregon,
whleli ntnv Iiiih no oiilbt to tin
north.
The Better Buick now has 60
and 75 horsepower in its
famous Valve-in-Hcad engine.
IJcre is the extra power you
need for security and case in
the mountains, for (lashing
get-away on the level.
This big power, plus Buick
Automatic Heat Control, puts
Buick ahead on the hills. Au
tomatic Heat Control regulates
the temperature of the gasoline ,
mixture. It prevents overheat
ing and consequent loss of
power on heavy pulls in any
weather.
The Better Buick j built for
hills. Going up, the Better
Buick's 60 and 75 horsepower,
coming down the positive
security of Buick mechanical
four-wheel brakes.
BUICK MOTOR COM PA N Y, FLINT, MICHIGAN
, INvfnofi Gtmetal Molori Crrtfil
Km. H.rrHl. Clml" IV '" " "" '"'
'ut.i rf-ti tfc u y'
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Jennings & Shumate
(iasoline Kail Motor
Car Sent to Alaska
rillT'AltLXl'HIA. fAI') Traf.
fie prol'b uift on the railway In (lie
hind of the lolem pole have re.
:itilled In ithlpmenl from this ity
t the. plone'T (ra wllne rail motor
car for Ih" AIjihKo. Itnllroad.
Th'-re It will be plaerd on the
rails nnd .will prneeed to Aiichnr-
ice where U In to , b u d for
hort dintniiee rttliH. TIm- t-.tr in
i evmblnutlon aud piiks-
iitfT vhkie, and Ih Hpeiinlly
M'lipp' d w Hit Inxtiliiti-d walls.
roof, and floor oh well as ttiorm
4ilies. '
If you are new in lite ran!. of
tnoler ear owners, do nol attempt
to ellinb every bill you eneounter
on blirh K"!'r. until yoti h:iv !-
nme thormiehty fmnlliar with tin
operation of your ear nod have
mnit"r-'d the VHriou potntM wbleh
niurk n Rood driver. Th" fuel fbat
our neighbor claimed bts ear
nonld Dm I. n eertalii bill lit liit.ii
(I no h rord i-on for your t
lornplinv I. Tb'-re In im priM-tle'
mure .J. I riiuent :il lo I fc'i"
;nl drixlm; partM of n enr than
Jorelnc It l lilt'h p'iir. lt'HM m
. r Ibut low iiiul wtmikI K-ntH wen:
yUe.:d hi tie- c-.ir Mr n puipurte.
The Hiitomobile ltn're:m-ii by
lettpn and bounilR: the pedestrtatiM
k-f:reai In iplto of letipa and
Rock Bottom Tire
Prices
(ioodycar Tires have a quality reputation, and
they earned it. Hut they're not high priced. We'll
.sell you a Goodyear for as little, and maybe less,
than you arc asked to pay for ordinary tired.
For, instance,-compare the prices listed below for
the new husky Oversize Goodyear Pathfinders. '
Kcmcmhcr that we "have them in stock no delay
and no other charges. They arc f ulJy guaranteed
Gome in and look them over. :
29 x 1.10 Balloon $14.05
30x3' Fabric 9.05
30x3, Gord .........410.25
30x3', Oversize Gold $1U0
32x4 Gord $19.20
33x4', Gord - $24.70
35x5 Gord $33.60
Other sizes in proportion.
W. H. BOHNENKAHP CO.
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