La Grande evening observer., March 13, 1926, Image 12

' ' ' ' P Twelve ' T.A fillAtf nE EVENING OBSERVER !
gaf.,ivfav. March 13, 1926.
CAR RAGES QN ; ,0S DEALER MAKES mmmgjF3
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HIIOSflH, ESSEX
;es drop
'v' Ihidkoii riiifl Khrcx' Automobile
tn- n-prft cut An udflltlonnl M
ham wc.HifK.iny, h was announce
by K, ). J'dhotltT, locnl distribu
tor. Tho 8laIi follow hot on tho
heels, of tho . recent announcHnt
of reduced a. y. d. (ut your do6r)
p'rlrc.
Tho reductions up ply to nil Hud
Hon and Khjhk mod ft with the cx
c'pllon of . the Hudnon si-dun,
which rcmuftia at tho win in price.
According to fuctory announce
ment, -tlnutc pric( include the fol
lowing t(uii)iitfnt; front .bum per,
roar bumptir. TioMch electric wlnd-
jwliUdri. Muipe, , rear mirror, npot
; n. why you will prefer a V
4'k:y?Yi'' ' ' R'ckn,acker 6 or 8
' ' v - iJ1 1 Rickenbacker i thoroughly
: ; . moaern incorporating all tne latest
... e-igineerirt! refinements. .
.' . Best quality of materials used in
:-.'' . ': ..'!,,':. - . j motor, chusxiR and body.
. , , ' J Best quality of interior fittings, , .
, . ; . . i ., Jl hardware and upholstering only is
Automobile rums on 'tho frozen
hikes in a popular sport In Sweden.
Tho loo mu ken an Ideal men couthc
nigh speeds are attained easily
an tho course Is ahHolutely level
ninl smooth, and so hard that there
tft virtually no rcHlBtancu lo the
rolHnu; wheels. Orrat, crowds at
thd tho tnutehea and (he reflults
are an eaifi-riy awaited nil ovor tho
eoniHry as are our IjIjc Icokuo ba-
IlT.II .
Tho I'aliro-Di-troIt Motor fTar I
company luis reoi-lvod roporls from
Sven I mi Hl.tz, its distributor in
Kwcdon, on races held in I'Vbru
ary. On one dny, there were meets
on four of tho larger lakes, and the
American Jewctl. won at chch
place.
Dii, lih'tsj drove a Jnwett In the
main event on I.uke - Ynffat-en and
won In -the fastest time of tho day.
Then ho dashed to another meet at
T.indo and nwiin won, nt a speed ot
127 kilometers an hour, the fastest1
time ever recorded, In Sweden for ,
nn American car. Tho raco was 10
kilometers long, and was run with
ht temperature aevoral . defrrees
below zero.
IllKhlM, no glare lens, and motor
meter.
The announcement nlso ellfferen
Hates between the "at your door'1
prices and the usual quoted f. o. b
prices In that they Include nil
frelffht chartfos, handllnR nnd other
sundry charges usually made. The
teieffiani to Mr. l-edbetter also em
phaHlwd tho fact that the Hudson
Company distributors makes no do
livery, handling charRes in addition
to the quoted flRUres, v
"An Indication of the manner In
which the newly announced Chry
sler Imperial MS0" has been wel
comed by the motoring public. Is
contained In a notice from tho of
fice of J. K. Fields, vice president
In charge of Chrysler sales," say
t, W. WeeUs, local dealer.
In a few days over a litonth
from the time this car ; was an
hounecd, the flrBt 1000 Chrysler
imperial "80V, representing a re-
tall sales value of more than '
uou.ooo have been delivered by
Chrysler distributors and dealers
to owners.
Wherever nutomoblle shows have
'been held this new line of cars has
coma In for the lion's sharo of at
tention, and sales throughout tho
country, In small communities as
well us large, have literally "sl'.y-rocltettcd."
Tho Introduction of the Chrysler
Imperlnl "80" has marked the en
try of Walter P. Chrysler Into
new field of motor manufacture,
namely, that of the finest, most
luxurious car,- and has permitted
adding to tho well known ChrysL
dependability, und perfortnunee
standards an expression of luxury
heretofore found' only In cars sell
ing nt a much higher price.
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Pm. CauMSmJan ' 10.5
4 PaM. Coup. Roaditar 2320 .
nrvufliMm his
- - 15,5
tin ,
ttennv i
used in' all Rickenbacker models.
Host crad of Spanish leather in
)en models and best trade of silk
mohair in all closed modi-Is.
'ne of the most distinguished and
most beautiful cars on the road.
i.li,.ar.lass by itself in performance.
A chassis identically in construction
and material with that used by
Cannon Ball Baker when he mads
such a lone list of road records
last year, .
Control system is so simple, so easily
operated that women find these
. cars delightful (or their use.
Rickenbacker steering is positive,
.' and without the slightest effort on
1 the part of the driver.
Rickenbacker roads so well, steers .
; so easily, and rides so comfortably
tbat the car drives all day without
the slightest feeling of fatigue.
Come in today and let us give you
demonstration.
NI'.NOAY, MAnCII 14. ,
Mnnntnln 'J'lmn Station".
WAV, Culitary, fan. (4.15.8m
flKNkc), 11 n. ni., Flrxt Church ot
Christ, SclontlHt. ,
KIM', Colorado Sprlnns, Colo.
(l!.MIiii-l!!ookc), 11 u. m., First ill iItir: niiiu-tct
oreheKtra.
K(iO, Oakland, ml. (:t0I.2in
8ll0ki'.), 11 a. in., 1 Flint JJuptint
churcli; Kllftcn Almstead I'IkkoU,
soprnno nololRt; Esta Marvin Vomn
roy, -organist; 3:30, concert, Little
Symphony orchestra; 7:45, First
Maptlst church: Philip Ashcrart,
tonor; , Fred' Wllklns, flutcj Ksta
Mtirvln Pomcroy.. '
K(iW, lMrtland, Oif. (401.5m
tlloke), 10:25-11 a. m tho First
Presbyterian church! 6-7 p. 1 m.,
Aladdin hour o familiar melodies;
7:30-8, Kant. Side Baptist church;
9-10, Chevrolet Symphony orches
tra. -
. KIM, Los-Angeles, Cal. (403.2m-'
740kc), 4-5 p. m., Masonic service;
7'8, First Methodist -- KpiHcopal
church; S-10, program, Martin Mu
sic aompany; It'uth Pitts, soprano;
John Martin, concert pianist.
K.llt, Seattle, Wash. , (:iH4.4m-
780kc), 11-12:30 p. m., services,
First M. li. church; 6-6, ltcnfro-
Wailcnsteln program, Bpareur
7:15-7:30, orRan re-
'risliyliTlun church; 7:30 p. m., cltal, Mrs. Montgomery Lynch;
First Methodist clHircli. 7:30-9, services,- First M. .13.
HOA, Ilenver, Colo. (322.4m- church; 9-10, PuBct Sound SavlnBs
u.Kikc), 11 a. m., M'onlvlew lloulc-
' A. G. HENDERSON
' .': .SI3 K Aider St., ltlstrllmtnr, Wnlla Wnlla, Wash.
Rick en h a eke
a car . woRT.rv . of . Tra?
r
N AMIS
vard Presbyterian church: Ada
Mario Castor, ;Hoprnno Inicltla
lleekler Mathls, contralto; Kdwln
Smith, tenor; I,aurence U. Milne,
baritone;' nfternoon mmdc hour,
Ilenver Kl Jebol Rhrlno band; Unfit
Hammond Unffnti, nop m no; 7:46,
AI ont view Tloulevnrd I'resbytorlnn
church.
' KI OM, MKwniln, Mont. (244m-
12:()he). 0:15 p. m., Uollfflous and
clasHlcal music; Radio sermon, Hev,
Mrs. Aurella McAllister, Metho
dist church; music.
, l'fti'ifio 'I'inio Stations.
lil t, l.os AiiKeles, Cal. lfl7m
fllOke) 4-5 p. m., vesper service;
B:S, niBhlty dolnRH; 7-7:30, pro
gram, A. 31. Qreho and company,
Hyncrophase strlnfr ensemble; 7:30
S. Hubert llurd, tenor; Clnra Hello
ratten Wallace, contralto: 8-9, Han
K MeKarlnnd, organist; 9-10, Harry
Kelper's Moviola ml dance orches
tra; 10-H, Packard Six dnnco or
oheHl rn.
KIX, l.onu; Hen h, Cal. (2:12. 1m
ISiikc), 2:!IO-4 p. in., J.niiR- Heach
Municlpul band; 7:45-9, service,
I'lrst Church of Christ. Scientist;
0-10, Pert Pederscn's dance orches
tra. Kl'WIt, Hollywood, Cal. (2Mm-
linouc), o-l t p. in... Sunday nljfht
movlo frolic, Jack Smith's danco
You
rng
Your
Oil On Faith
As far as the average man's knowledge of
lubrication is concerned, his motor oil may
either benefit or ruin his engine. He
doesn't know, what it's made of or what
it does. ' - :
So when he buys on faith, ho buys from
a firm of established reputation and known
to have public confidence. We maintain
our -reputation through Texaco Products
because highest quality pays.
I'lnyle's Superior Service As Near m Your Telephone.
Two Stations -Third Under Construction
' F.sk Tires At Saving Prices !
and Ian association orchestra.
KNX, Hollywood, Cal. (:t:ll.nl
SIMIkc), 12:45-1:45 p. in., proKmm,
Howard N. Martin und , company,
Paul Finstotn's concert orchestra;
2-4, City Park Board progrrani
from Wcsllalie Talk; 6:30-7, Uni
tarian church service; 8-9, First
Presbyterian fchurch of Hollywood;
9-10:30, prOKram, Beverly Hills
Nurseries; Russian sirin? quartet.
KI'NN, l'asadt-nn, Oil. CUB.IIni-
!SOkc),.8:45-9:45 p. in., Maryland
artists ensemble.
UTAH, Oakland, Cal. (210m
125llkc), 9:45-10:45 a. m., Bible
locture; 11-12:30, church service;
7:45-9:15 p. m., church service;
9:80-11, after-servlco concert. ,
MOMMY, MAIU'II 15
Mountain Time Stations,
fPAC, Cnlsary, Can. ( l:tn.8in-
88ke), 9 p. m.. ladles concert trio.
KI'WA, Otrdejt, t'tiili. (2(11111
tl.Klkc), 4-B p. m., orcan recllal.
Paramount theater; 6-fJ, Jtudio
dealers' prosram. '
KIWI', Colorado SprlllRS, Colo.
(SilOm-l'lOOke),, 8:30 p. ni Mrs.
Henry I Nowinnn Jr., contralto;
Temple qunrtct. i
KOA, Denver Colo. (.122.4lll-
O'lOkc), 13:16 p. ni.. It lull o theater
orffitn recital, Marjorle Nnsh; 0:30,
dinner concert, Brown Palaeo striiiR
orchestra; 8:30, miscellaneous mu
sic; 0:30, miscellaneous musio; 9:40
lluillo mystery serial, "A Step on
the Stairs."
Kt O.M, Missoula, Mont. (214m
12:t(lke), 8 p. ni., music-
l'nrlfte Tlmo stations.
Kl'l, los AilKl'lea, Cal, (IflTlll
OlOke), 5:30-6 p. m., Owen, Fal
lon's I'alirorninns; tl, nlirlilly do
Iiiks; 6:15, travol tculdo; 6:30, vest
pocket proKrnmj 0:46, nndlotorial
period: 7-8, old-time New Knff
land barn dnnce; 8-9, Pncknrd
KiKht dance orchestra; 9-10, pro
(rram, Walter M. Murphy Motors
coniimny, Misha Oeirna orchestra;
10-11, proKram.Jlelktejolin broth
ers. KKOA, Seattle, Wash. ( IS4.Sni
Oflukr), 12:80-1:30 p. m., luncheon
program; 7-8:15. Sherman, Clay
nnd company studio profrnm; 8:3tv
10, Times studio proRWim.
KIX), Ixiiir Iteacli, t'nl. (2.12.4m
ISNOke), 6-6:30 p. m., Bniyton'M
theater orjrnn; 6:30-7, amusement
ilirornintlon; 7-8, investor's hour,
with music; 8-9, Prcss-Tcli-Kriun
studio; 9-11, KFQN studio pro
gram. Kl'Wn, llojlywood, Cal. (l!:.2ni
II (Mike). 6-7 p. m., dinner music,
Kllwernld Music eompan-; 7:30-8,
proR-rum, Mr, Italph "Mllehell and
associated dentists; Friendly Dent
ists' orchestra: 8-9, Bill Hatch's
iflakmont Country club orchestra;
9-10, prORrnm. Star Motor Car com
Ipany, Mllllon-Pollnr Four orches
tra; Tom Brenenwn, baritone; ttoi
lloopll's Hawaiian); 10-11, Warner
llrolhers frolic
K;, Oakland, Cal. (361. 2ni
8:lllke). 11:30-1 p. m., luncheon
eoneert; 6-6:55, Brokaw and or
chestra; 8:30, slumber son: 9:30.
Arlon trio.
K(iW, 1-nrllaiwl, Ore. (l9t.Hni
(llOkc), 13:30-1:30 p. m.. the 1-lrst
National Iwnk and the Security
SiivlnCT and Trust eonipany; 6-7,
dinner concert. Olds, Wortman and
King company: 8-9, concert, vocal
and Instrumental: 9-10. eoneert.
vocal and Instrumental, ltenrjr Jen
nlnf nnd Sons, .
With the trend of the automo
bllo liwluslry toward the hishor
y,-t' more tiowi-rrul automobiles,
with the fh'imind for economy as
one ot tho most Important points
of eonslilijnitlon on the purt'of the
huycr, ownnrs will bo interested in
t'lirt recent performance of a new
VVdlys-K'nlKllt Six "Seventy"" lie.
tween l.lttlo l-'alls. N. Y". and Buff.
The trip. ' Which' was made on
I'Vbruary .1, was through a blind
Inly snowstorm, one of the worst
in the history Jrtf New York state.
At. 0:15 p. in., on that date N. B.
Hronner, Willys-Overland mor-
chnnt In IJttln Knlla, .and four
other piisseiiRiTH started for Buff
alo in the face of a howling- bllz
stard. The enr ciiulppeil for the
ron1, InelinniiR chains, hnd n total
roadweiKht of 8, loo pounds. The
total paKseiiKi'r willfht wn 027
poiindH. '
Tho parly arrived In Buffnlo nt'
4 a.- in., havlnff covered the treach
erous 29S.I miles from i.ntie l'oijs,
In 814 hours, or on avcraco of
nhout 2S miles per hour. Consul
erinj? the storm nnd condition of
tho roads for nlirlit drlvlns-, the
I lino for 'tho distance was out-
shnilowed by but one feature, the
Knsollne consumption of tho now
"Seventy". For tho entire trip
under these udverso elreumslitkees,
tho new Wlllys-Knlght Six had
iiveraired 10 14 nines to tno Kuuon
of Riisollne. i
K.IK, Seattle, Wash. (89.4m-1
780ke), 7-8 p. m Hears, KoebucK
nnd company studio program, Men-
lelsnhon trio; 8:30-10. post-liuoi-
lipencer studio program. '
KI..V, Oaklnntl, vol. (nun.sm-
SllOke), -6:80-7 p. m Athons Ath
letic club orchestra; 8-9, program'
l(l:3li, Iike Merrltt bucks.
K.MTIC, llollyworal, Cal. (2S8nt
liioke), 7:15 p. m., Y. M. C. A.
musical prOKram: 8-10, KMTR con-
ei.rt orchestra. Iren Powell, ai-
rectois 10-ll, Stnrr Piano compuny
sliidla. - i "
KOAO, Connllls, Orp. (280'2m
l()70kc), 0:60 p. m nvuslcal selec
tions. KOWW. Wnlla Walla, Wash.
(25(lm-ll7(ike), 8-10 pr m., pro
uram, Bob Fletcher and family of
Cowboy and Cowgirl cnlertalners;
10-1 2, dance music.
UTAH, Oakland, Cal. (240m
lar.oUc), 0-0:30 a. m prayer serv
ice; 12-1, luncheon' concert! 8-10,
proKram.
howDiJ)
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civnt the traffic
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torn
VAtlitn, . . . i. '.
Yuu v iv got to get inside this Car grasp rr-r "XT T
itacpaWewheel-nd take it through a .?? f?W-l )
' .maze of traffic to appreciate how entirely
new ana now infinitely better this car is.
One of the first superiorities you'll discover
when you sit at the wheel of The New-Day
' ; Jewett Will be its much wider vision. Jewett
T has eliminated the deadly "blind spot". You
can see everywhere. Try it! It's just im
. possible for a pedestrian or driver to approach
unseen from a side street.
This wider, freer vision is one of the reasons
Why The New-Day Jewett Sedan is the eaesf
car in the world to drive. Another is the fact
that the slightest pressure on it's Paige
Hydraulic 4-Wheel Brakes brings the car to
cushioned rest almost instantly.
And when you slip easily into an extremely
small parking space when you have occasion
to turn completely around in a narrow street
When you must quickly back up and go around
"stalled" car--when an unexpected hole in
traffic suddenly opens and you glide through it
instantly then you'll begin- to appreciate
something of that exclusive "New-Day" ease
o handling this car offers.
' Ask for a demonstration. It will cost nothing
andyet it will prove, beyond doubt, that
there is an entirely new type of motor car
performance available today and that only
The New-Day Jewett has itl
looks
the inside of
m i . f
v i ll i t :
Lightning-like acceleration.
Palgc-hydraulic 4-wheel brakes.
Abundant power and speed. '
Easiest steering, shifting,
parking.
Clearest vision steel body.
Roominess equal to much
longer cora.
Paige quality throughout.
And Jewett's Jowest closed car
price.
$995
Jwet priceiStandard Sedan.
tW;DaLut,Seaan.SIilfS;DtLuf
Taurini Car, tlO'S; Paifr Hy
drauh'o Four- Whlat- Bruka in
ctudmd without extra cost. Pricaa
t. o. b. Detroit, tax extra.. '
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Paige and Jewett Cars have been reduced in delivered price bV the amount of
tax reduction that will be effective ' March 29th. Buy - i
"now and take advantage of this saving. "
HARRIS F. FRENCH MOTOR CO.
1414 Adams Avenue.
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Hudson-Essex PricM
Reduced $51 except
Hudson Sedan
NEW PRICES
Essex Coach $909
1 ' 4
Hud $1379 U
Hudson Brougham v $ 1 639
These are La Grande delivered prices
and include full equipment
Ledbetter's Garage
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