La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 28, 1926, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text..... i jL Saturday, August 28, 1926. Page Eight LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER NEWS PETITION IS 0 . ItA-KKIt, Autf. 28. IV-tillons n- fiicutl''; ttiA jformutiun of a road , illHt.rlrt for Ihe improvement of tin Mulfwuj'iHoHiftjli'a'J hlichuu y , coiififrllntf with Itu: UvUitff ulrnosl cutiiplct'.! ovir the Hn:ikt rlvr lit HoitHtMl-cuH ami oIho the firop rllwi of tiift J (Ju lio ,ioirptr cuni- . jiany In thut Htrilan, hnvn Ix-cn MiKiifU In Hnlar, iimJ olher pet I. lloim will) a copy of (he iiuhh-h . Of UlOHU 'Willi iUlVt. , HtKfH'd 1 il'T ,tittUC)lll l)UV! Ill f'll Will' OMt to I'I)p und KhkIc vullcya for final approval, it Im nnnoiincti by W. '(". CuhJer, clmlrinun of tlm elium of ' coiimmnuv road f oiiiiij 1 1 , KnoiiKh nuini-M urn cxiii-cti'il to III) tMiOlin-ll lO tllO p'UUONM J II Hii'Wi hwIIoiih ' hy lle.Xl Wl'K , to Hiubl the fiorniiilUf Jo' fqrivurtl tlmm to Hult-m fur approval of . rttute -ufClclult). Tliy uitmi first, howowr, ho rlii-rkcii ovt lien ly , i'otinty VlTk i. H. !onitin. The ilh.lr.rt. til lit) known ah flhtv IVilu-r Itlrhltiiwl - llulfwuy -, JloiiwaiwafJ a-oi'i diHirlri, iiinhI h Today's Auto Has Far Greater Capacity Than Owner Demands Iluve you eor n.nlly driven your. fonnunm-ntilli(y ' lo pivr. irroattir onrt , , ' - .' i "Mxtn or MfiMy unil ndumnco. Von may fiovo rovr.-. ten ofl riviiW in 'IVhIm llifjuaamJ of rIU u( Iho whool:; ' XlMtorn ut -tlm I": '-!' -1rnil you .inuy have mart n 1ruriKPon-a plmit fififiifntly rmiirk on Hie thiofitol trip: mu yit you nuiy nol Hovfrlly of tlm trlulM unfl tu kIv-! mui uctuuUy have ti-imlvt H''i)S", 'lriv " In th In-, ftn earn in tho IiuikIh of tfHlciH unil -nKin'fi'iiiK- I'xiTiitWfM, when the MuMxt pur" ur" ' llulr limit unit nuiijrii io iitoro nam ruiliiliiK In a iluy tliun rnoHl eitrn (fcf. in u year, 'liiitiKM cwrH tkvo, rnully "lilvtn" hitMivt )y, 'i'UfHOi U-xiH lth r hIiow Hhnre, ImfitioVHiiM iitH fn-p to Am riia.le. or ili'iiioriNiritn Unit In or illniiiy -rvlf' I he ruiH nn IioiiihI (o hIuiiiI up. , , 1 On 1 h ofhr-r Awarding to O.. Tinrlt lihf eritflnnr of tlif ,frl,'l-'. Iroit Molor Cur i cmpuiiy, tho wi ll iiiii'li: floPlt for ol today in rap a lilt' of fi-ntK of i iiiliirauro nml Hlutnhiu that would )iuv lu n r Xttrded imHf-vrH VtflH of Hpertally hiiHI., rarli(K earn of ;i-n yt nr. oijo. hill nol oih inotoilMt In a hmulroil i-vi'f iHv'M lit h rat to tho utnioHt. In Hliort, Mir wurlt rxafld of tm aiifoiiiojillc iiy (ho umiihI - owner- Irivoi in tur helow 11 rnpai'Ky; yot iii.uiuTactiirin rotiHniio lo Improve. t.heli jiai'H .uiid lnrr'as..lhi;M' jier- apioovd hy ih. Kovftnor and laler Hiihfiiltted to u volo. lilrer. tom of a. fund to he rulHr-d wlilrh l. varlouwly efitlniuted at. $2n,oao Will he uppOllltell from the- J'lfie. fuiOL JOaiflo , valley Ht rdoiwf. ;'. i plea, aurh us correct enjfinc luhrl , uation, proper tho pret,nurrji, unfl ' ho forth. - " ()iM'rn .Ni-jtlfc-l In Colly . ; Thut Hi the dlffonnco hdwoon an rnjinur unU nn oftxfir. Tho former will HUhjcct tho car to w v. ftvn irullH in an effort to benefit tho owner. Thoo Ihn purchaser will iihc tho car with only a ninall fraction of -tlm n'flrlty If I design ed to wihutand, hut will uhinto it unfairly hy neglect eo that ho doe not kcX out of hl car the full value han heejj huitt intn it. Flfl TflULIPS 1 mm Aoooi-ilInK to Mr. Wathor, niuny mi ownor could -drive Ilia Cttr'twii1 tiM liurfl itti in hin Oiiildt. and lift Kulm-r In the. lUld, provldr d tlx. nil ulH-uyH r('P.-lvi:U prupr.r run; uii1 IlllltllN-llltCO. t J'Yw ilrlvifra caimijnr tt 'import ant lo pill out tho olulrh ivli. n Hlartinir tliti (nKlno In tliflr car. They Tl;urn Hint u lonr. ua the liiml. (for'PA iu nun' ullit't Invcr Ih III nniitml ' tir.i.n 4m mini m mim unit, llu, iivitiw cur 110 loud on the marine. Thin is a IH Nllllj.'Cli'il to. Iv ttf' .ouii.r II...I nilHfflkpn lilr.i nn.l llin unnnn mti 'f..n.l ur.v.-.il v.!..v ..tfA wiin nrton ormclfl tlm ninrirln of Kufilvi Iciiokh Ihn fuctH nnd nnt tl.or 'mnrMrt :lo nnllivlv ri'dsn Ha llnfi und n.Hf ryi. .or slrcnKlli Imilt Jnto Inlo lunctlcc, thfi tatter It will li: and liitrOcliicd to 'ill b .flcrd. Its first Proof Hint tlm Wlllys-Ovnrlan rompuny 1ia -met the chuniro In the trend of uiUomol.llo deslsn from the. alow,, niorfc cumbraome type car to .the more compact, low awtiug uinil reaponaivc uutomohile la' revealed in a record himcu .run recently made In Texas, acoorUlnff 16 Gelling und Hunka, 1'nlll a few years aKO speed was a minor factor in Hio mind of tli imiraio aiiUmubile bii-r. roday tlio automotive world demands cur -alert in acceleration and .out- Inndlntr In 'lis speed atilllly and ijndiirsuiee. '" Wlllys-Ovorlund sensed tUat It ur 'B luciory und thai is .for-1 ho battery in tils car. There neKleet. . .' ..; . ure gears that mitst be turned over Now, while un ( IlKineer dellirlits when the rlulnh In not thnm a. Ill s.ivere tesls (soiiii'tlini s II w-ciim mill when lhe mu lu nnl.l n.ll as If llm i nKlneer isn'l happy iln- heavy rhls tilaces an urnieeeHSirrv less lie eaii errect a breakdown of strain -on -the sinrM...- mnin. the. car,) he Is . inperailli litnllv In. I liiir Hia l.rnal.i.H l .r .....i .... en liable of IickI. cllnu- baaic nrincl-l j.h .eoniniiiainr. New Custom Sedans -selling faster than our big One-Profit plants can make them New motor cars with a new idea and an old name behind tlrem colorful creations of custom design whose beauty is sweeping the country. In the first thirty days these new custom cars more than doubled the sales of Studebaker Sedans for any previous month. These Custom Sedans were in spired by" the . S t w d e bu k e r Permanent ', Salon, in the Rose Room of the Hotel Plaza, New , York. They sprang from the creative -brain and handicraft v of master designers of custom cars'. " ' .- Tire Victory of Oiio-Profit . , : ' Value In five short days over half a million people flowed in and out of Studebaker sales rooms all -over the United States to see these new Custom Sedans and their vote and verdict were as one . . . here, at last, is custom car luxury without custom ca cost here, at last, is the final custom licauty of contour, color and complete appointments at a price only Studebaker One Profit facilities could make pos sible! For their prices (includ ing the equipment are Custom Sedan, $1385; Custom Broug ham, $l)Ni-); The President, $2215. The Custom Charm of a Custom Total -Long, low-swnng cars with full vision steel bodies, lustrous with duotone lacquer, enriched with pin-striping. Interiors in fine Chase mohair or. broadcloth, with broadlace trim. Instru ment board and garnish mold ings lacquered to harmonize with the upholstery and with the exterior colors. ' Ven( ilation Studebaker Exclusively A ventilating windshield of pat-' ented design, admits fresh air without drafts or moisture, even in a rain-storm. On the radiator is the silvered figure of Atalanta in flight from her suitors, symbolizing the futility o'f pursuit. Let Comparison Point the Way point for point, feature for feature, inside and out Stude baker asks you to compare each of these sedans with any other car within a thousand dollars of its price asks you to com pare appearance, performance and equipment! see them now and know what is new in motordom! M. J. GOSS slx-cyiliider Wllly-Knlrht, Hie (treat Hlx. Olosely following this -model the companv tolnccd on the market the Overland six, -which since Its In-j ceplloii has 'caused a stir 'In the Uphter -car 'field. - 1 Hoth these models were designed by Willys-Overland enulneers to Incorpomte spiVed, durability and Toadslnblllly. They have been a- 'sweeplnfr succene. Then, "-still-n- loiher six-cylinder car was. milled , to the line when -in 132G thai TnaTmfaetureT Introduced the Wil-lys-KnlKbt six "Heventy." l.ike its two companion cars the Keventi has -established a new mark. iti speed TlierttS I. The speed lest. In Texas U ne ' of tho most outstanding feats yet brought lo lleht 1n present day TOotorlnif. A Willys-Knight el ',-Heventy", a stock car. operated by XI Fa(iiler, veteran driver.. -es-tubllHheU a hew record tatween Houston and Tiallas, It cOnrpleted j 1 he run or 8 11 n riles in site 4iours I and three rrtlnutca the fastest run i ever made In the Ione Star atatn. Accom-panled hy a representative of a large Tcoe newspaper, Pa quler maintained an average speea hetwoen the fltles-of 162 wiles per hour. A. remarkable record. ' ' Vhut Tun is -considered y lead--Ing automobile authorities m iin niialakahle evidence of the peed and endurance virtues Incorporated In WHIys-Overkind products. It displayed, under the moat trying testa, the . Toadstahillty of the Heventy utid its unusual flexibility. j Kor miles tho car wan driven -at -70' miles per hour whloli is evldencej of the performance nualtlies of this tyr.0 of cnr. - ' . " Tho now Whippet, America's first! Ilirht car OT European design, ro- rently introduced to be market Is, tho company's fourth trump card In the lust wo years. . With the' creation of this remarkable light'1 ear Willys-Overland lias com pletely modernized Its line and has answered the oluk&jje lit the trend of Industry. '. NEW CHRYSLER 50 WELL BUILT, SAYS DISTRIBUTOR HERE Description of tlio new Chrys-h-r "DO" reveals a combination of f.-atiirea.' new to the field of .'low cost motor cars, - which - ure -calculated by the Chrysler corpora tion to place', It rapidly to the forefront anionir nutomotdles sell ing at. Its price, ileclares 1.. W. Weeks, local distributor. . . . ' ' These features, tho company points out,, were made (possible larKely through Its recently on ' nounciid policy, of quality tand-' tirdi'ition for all Chrysler cars , nn ideal that Walter 1'. Chrysler' has heun working toward, since the - anuouuceitreat. of . the . first Chrysler product nearly " three years ago. .. ' ' . , They Include, unusually body rooinlnewi and comfort, remark ably high giuiollne mileage -and other economy advantages, unus ually smooth rnglne power and -en.iurlng speed ability, easier bundling and speed with comfort up to the cur's maximum. They indicate scientific engineering und research work with respect to space engineering, body dimen sions, dynamic symmetry of de-' sign and appearance of the bod ies, and the mine study with re gard to valve slues, lucatlou, tim ing, shape of combustion chain, hers and other engine develop ments that go to muke up a hUrti ly efficient, economical power plant, yielding unusual perform ance. High alloy materials are used throughout the uhussls. The ue-- timl amount of flue steels and other long-lived materials iu thin car la greater thus in ttuny oth ers selling et twice Its price, the coot puny iiottrta out. Toleraneea permitted show that the obaimis In Tiiunirfarture. to reniarkaiily fine limit Urus promotlntr long lite, tfurablilty end -contlow good performance. t eeveral points no tolerances whatever are per mitted a ferure Chrysler has renslstentlg- followed Is each of Its other ears. BO'CIIT. Porter: Feed a rold ana -starve a fever. colored J!oy: te. Leah's srliesh Ah geu we a. cold! One ear owner reccDtV ared himself lot of trouble sad re pease bf using Ills tead la midiug the cause of a strange engine Nlolc lie found out the number of elicits per revolution of ths engloe ahaft. traced the noise to the csosshaft, and tiaenee to a flat valve lifter roller. Cost him tt rents to rem- these added touches to insure , , motorcar iction satisfa title AJO GREATEST ' ' BUICK In the 1927 Buick yon will find 4 host of improvements. Here are -some of the luxurious details : , . Balanced Whecli. ' ' j , . Hel Operated HcaterCootroL Thermoitatic Cir-culatioa Control. -. . . Giant Tooth, Quiet Trans. .. ' mission... . Jet-Black Tires with Jet-Black Rims. . , . . Suction Tip -on Windshield " Wiper, - ; i .: Exclusive Upholtterings and interiorware. Arm Rests on Rear Deck Scats. Recessed Windows. ' , . . . . J;. . r ' . Coronation Colors in Duco. WHEW BETTOt AtrrOWOSJLES ARE BUUX -DUICK WILL UIU THEM .EVER BUILT Jennings & Shumate Unseen Sources f Long Life v .'- The basic sources of automobile value are '. not always apparent to the eye. A motor car, like a house, may LOOK a ( grent deal more substantial than it really is. Because of this -difficulty, more and more ; thousands are turning to Dodge Brothers . product for Insurance against disappoint ment. .' j The years have proved, and each year proves anew, that Dodge Brothers are as deeply concerned with the UNSEEN goodness of their motor car, as with the seen. The mileage it will deliver, the safety It will provide, the expense and trouble it will save the owner over a period of years, are quite as important to Dodge Brothers s the more t obvious details of equipment and style. Touring Car . . . $9133 0?l)e $1015 Sedan .,81269 IMIveml " L. C. SMITH Coiner 5th and Depot Donse Broth MOTOR CARLS led the troilbla.