La Grande evening observer., December 18, 1926, Image 21

.Saturday, December Iff. 19261,
LA GRANDE EVENlNtT ODSERVEK
Page Five
IN BRFTBH ISLES1
London Tatler Devotes
Space, to-Car Produced,
.by American Company ,
The Improve rM-kiiit wre wen?
rocelved with- ontlmsnNiu vhi-n
Ihey wore Introduced In Km&md,
according to information just ro
reived here. Tho amrtrnoldl" edit-
f or of the London- Tutltr. -accepted'
fL a one of the foremost experts on
I motor cars had ihU to say of them,
declurcs Trachsel and Tr-d-ell.
j "Those who' nro famlUnt' wtti
fine car have always r'cogni.id
nrd, one of Iher-very tr-M f:rn ihut
America sends us loday; und wi-lt- It la unswvrahle. fr. nothing bet
come because of ils i,iAllty. n ter than tills very effofitlvoVhaHrils
4o
l fCOSOMICAI- I
' : i CHEVIW"0 -
i of
.' mnsas crry, )
'i MISSOURI. N
Blue Mountain Gara ge
M. A. HARPISON, Mgr. Opposite Postoffit.
LL! - - . . - . . . . . . . . ' ! v. J). Hanks went to lJlBln Jhls
. , . , , v , V i-wnek -where, ho delivered a new
r ' " g (, : .... . ' ; ; Hvhlppet sedan to Sum , Knlwht
v - , v" ' - ': -- iKnlKht lives on a ranch between
.. .. . Imbler and Elgin..
-tT ') '- .'- " ' . : , Mrs. It. urHui-tenliowor has pur-
' ' 'ta, A c'bnsed a new. Studebakor chupo
JmIm,'- ( - IwlinBhlinen. o- Knturprlse.1 this
. . . . , , I jj-' week, by tho local dealers., KIlnR-
71MW r ; fhatuer is miinaKer of the Skng-Ks
m a J" . ,n iVlk ' One KaraKO alone rnporls
S0 "iiMii.i brtW?iWtfl M-i .selling n new rndtntura this week
I IWlX W I nll liini I nnil would hove sold more, but did
t m . iBlycerlne for us 'in raiiimon. m
4 ' '' - ' ' ' jkeep them, from f icczlnir. "What
' j to jint In the" raillutar to keep It
. - 1 from freezing" has bei-n tho main
' ' 'fl' A topic or discussion since- tho cold
!: 'j A Complete Stock of t
Ux REPLACEMENT PARTS ' charges bias
l Available to z impj .i.
ml TRACTOR OWNERS - - - j. ; .3'
I j Plan now to put your machines in i i . f-x I
fll shape for spring work. ft ! If JVv
BUNTING TRACTOR 'Ml 3
COMPANY Mj. '
W. "CaiiirnUlar" Trartnru SVS'V ' - '(4 '
' """"" Comhlne.1 lllimwlmt' jFj' & V-. 'f'- Jr
-.feOk. 4rttorm and Kim Streets) frJT, iJr '.," J)
" I n-tir4&1' ' Ctllhvrt Van Iorn. Somervillej
j.?1& mX&St''''' . ---- - 1 :.N. J.. hot! proprietor,, who over-
heard the Hull-Mills Jury discuss
the trlt:l. Nine, be said, stood
. . . . , fr nrqjilttnl,
pioneer- In the . multl-cyllnder
rlndple this mnko eontos forward
with a stralgtu-olgh-, and', simile
k. Both chassis answer to- Hie
mine general specification? which
Includes m on obi 00 unl. engine w!h I
centrally controlled tliroe-spced
pour-box; expanding brakes on till!
four wheels, .worked upon the nen-
x third-shoe system, special car
Curator, and' finally, nil-cliHwri dc-
talls constantly and automatically
lubricated from u, cciuml surlily I
cf oil.
f; f'lTero. Indeed; Is an effective In-
rurane pulley ug.itnst. otherwise!
I lievituble wear and tar, und
j. complete elimination of the luss-
find trouble generally associated
with attention- to theso minor
working parts which, being out of
Bight, are ho frequently out of
mind.-' 4 ,
"Packard has pioneered many
principles, not least thut multi-cylinder
tendency which is so nppar-
i ent today in curs of quality, but
QOOhrelcuvk
CHEVROLET
the Certificate Way
UccthUplan, to pay cash for your next
car and effect a decided saving.
The widespread; favor now enjoyed by
th Chevrolet Purchase Certificate Plan- ,
tr partly due ro (tt fundamental' sound
ness, safety and thrift and partly to the ,
fact that the buyer earns 6, instead of
paying Interest, and receives additional
4 attractive credits on all service and ac
cessories purchased from his Chevrolet
dealer. .
Come in! let us show you why so ,
many thousands hav used this-famous
nd widely popular plan In buying the
world'anneirlow'prioedcar; ' .
Touring or Roaditer $510, Court or Coich
S645, Sedan $7i5,LanJau $765) I -Ton Truck
(ChattU Only) $495. Vi-Ton Truck (Cfwmlf
Only) $375. AU prtett f. . b. Hint, Muh.
I 4 .
liilirlratlon Hchciuo. Onv can f.'cl !
Hiiro that onc Its virtues uro ap- ;
priM'ltitod, the ttitelllKont owner
and paiiteularly tho owner-drtv-r;
will never wlHinKly return to j
anything . loss comnrelieliHivo,
trouhlo-freo or erfuclual. .Hemt- ;
hnlloon tyres n'ro stanrlnrilixed on I
ruekimU, but there is no 'shimmy',
this ImvlriK been obviated by selen- I
Ific deslxn."
. Tho "rovlcw" oC tho Tllustratlntr 1"S on automobile men hero this
Sportlnr and' lVdnmtle News went weelt.
Into consblerable detail di'serlblntf , ;
both I ha l'tiMtanl Mia und' Packard 'iii,, Trln li-tiil-icm
Ullfht.
' ' " 1 ' ' I
o . ' , . .,.
Santa OlmtH Is ooniln; but we've
r
Keen a lot of KlockltitxH lately that
were very well filled, thank you.,
Wluil lbin (nnntrv hoimIm 1h n
nrnVihiiiiitlrm Itiithtnh . iiml loin.'
phunc-dlMconnautot.
"It's always spi-lugtlme when
you are in love," chirped the young
husband lo his bride.
"Just the same,. Jnltir,
hnvo a winter oiTtrtt."
T InllHl
HUTRRAH, A NEW CHAUFFEUR'
GARAGE
GOSSIP
" 1
lltre Tills W.'ek
.Mr. Stater, tinlted Stutes Rubber
'company rerJrosentatlvo, wnn eall-
Mr, Cole, ono of tho salesmnn nt
the Ulu.t Mountain Kuratro, nindt!
a trip to I'ondloton- this weelt tn
- ,.
T Sleacbiuu on Uiisincss
Avery HntTlson. (Iievrolet rep
resentative, was at Meacham Wed
nesday on business.
I hire From IN'mllciou
1 John Simpson. Chevrolet rep
;resentallve of l.'tndleton, wns In lj.fi1
Grande this week. ' (; , ;
not have them Mil stock. I hero
has been a demand tor alcohol and
j! ' I
fold' weullior Is wild' to he tb
eauso of 50 to 76 i)M' eent-of pn-
. iliaturi! motor rai Knnliira-th.it.
ani- hoi to toileli- uro not' nlwnys
hut enotitrli- to burn- pi-operly all
of' the' trasolltin supplied' to- the
cylinder liead. Tho Husollno that
is not exploded- runs down- th---
cylhidHt wall umb washes- off the OM inu grounds of l.on (Mmney's I
film of proloctlou on the cylln- home In Hollywood; Oorotby I'hll-ders-
und cylinder walls. Jt nlo nus a oronuet' ground on tho
dilutes tho i oil lu the crnnhunse wn Df her Jiome. Just back of i
and' fnrt hor i-eiluces the effective- the Snunlsh homo of Klennor I
ness of the oil for- protecting tltn
moving parts of the engine;
England Grows
Skcpticar of
' College Value
OXFOUt; Rngland, (AP) Cap
tains' or iiuliiHiry In Kngland uro
beginning' tn grow sltefltlottl' ns to
the valtle of a college education for
Tultire business men. , '
Kven the century-old prestige of
Oxford and' Cambridge. Is being
'questioned, for hi it recent Inter
view, W. It. Morris, hnmr of tho
Morris Motor company, uttd known
s "tbo Kenry Pord or Kngland,"
declared that "university training
Is nn absolutn waste of time" and
,"a severo handicap In commorolal
.life.''
; . ITselcss Tti' ntiNiiioRs-
lit' explaining' his romnrkff, MK
Morris- said, "P havn no high opin
ion of the value or universities for
education for such osHenllftlly1 prne
t Ion II ; purposes as lndiistry-or' ootn
nierce, in fact, a university training
is,, trom a business point of view,
nhoslutnly unci ess.
- ''There:' am exceptions, I -know,
but I hnvo never found a univer
sity trained man of any ubo in my
organization, and1 P am goltnr to
say that for business a university
tiTitnlhj is an absolute waste of
time' '
' li4 .Psychology of Vni'kcr
"A university education will
make a scholar, but It will not glvo
those qualities essential for com
merce nnd Industry, If those qual
ities nro' not originally there. If
they are. It is quit a likely toT obli
terate them. It does not; fbr In
stance, trlve an understanding of
tlie psychology of the workers In
an industry. As ono who went to
work early In life In an engineer
ing shop, I got my training In a
pructlcnl school. I know what the
worker thinks.
"When I go through my factory
among those thousands of men, X
know what they arc thinking of
me and of tho conditions under'
which I ask them to .work. My
business depends us much for Its
success upon those men, as upon
anything, and unless I, and those
responsible with mo for tho con
trol nnd management of tho en
terprise have thut understanding
of the workers, how can we hope
for success? Neither Oxford, nor
Cambridge, Ynlc or Harvard,, will
.train that element Into- lis stu
dents," J
A temperature of 96 degrees
Kahrenhelt, a little more than
eight miles from tho earth's sur-j
face, was recorded during the
flight of one tif tho United Htates .
weather bureau's sounding' bid - I
loons snnt up from itoyal t'enler, 1
Indiana. This tinpirature rep--
n-sented a drop of' 18$ degrees
from that prevailing ut the stiiv
face.
In adjustment of tho bands of
the hydraulic brake system, th
closer t he bands come to t he
drums without dragging the bet
ter. The bands should admit a
.ill 5 feeler. The less that bands
haw to move to accomplish n
stop, tin less distance the pistons
In the hydraulic wheel cylinder 3
liave to travel. Tho less distune-)
they travel, the more "liquid lev
enigo' or "mechanical ttdVantugo"
the systj-in affords.
Drivers who put out the clutch
before starting their englnen, cs
prclally on cold mornings, wlM
'snvo much hnttery currrtnt.
. 7
Movie. .
Ily tlio AxminliNl Vrv u need for I ho perfection of a fire
Two hundred oxtraa drew their plug that will move over a few
salaries at- the. Motro-Ootdwyn
Mayer lot for eating Ice cream sun
dtaea imd drinking lee crenm aodaa.
They were part of a danco hall
scene. The- uctlon called for a
well patronised soda fountain, so
one was Installed with real ho da
"jorkcr" to operate it. Moro than
fin gallons of ico cream and hun
dreds of sodas woro consumed.
Jonn Crawford and Owen Mooro
made away with moro than a dosen
each.
A. son of John Kent, the Kngllsli
Inventor of tho electric arc light.
works In tbo light of that very In- J
vention. He Is- Orauford Kent,
character actor In "Tho Missing
Link," The modern are typo slu- j
dio lights which furnish most of I
the light for photographing movies I
arc u development of his father's I
Invention; !
l.ois Wilson likes her rolo In
"Nmv york,' becatiKe in it she pur- j
sues tho man sho loves, makes him ;
love her. proposes to him and fin- 'j
ally forces him to marry her. j
"I'm-tired f playing sweet
young things,' Miss Wilson says.
l?allh' Sipperly, comedian, says
he thought he mis seasick as a
sailor In "Tho Blue KurIp," 10
miles out with tho Pacific Meet,
bat chaiiKed his mind after a short
sojourn on the hurrlrnno deck- of
a broncho In "Tho Canyon of
l.lKht."
Try these over on your piano
and' see what happens. Prank
Hahr 111 charBO of musle tit tho
.Paramount l.onir Island studio, has
auulyscd the best type, of music
to slhuulatn various emotional
scenes.. as follows: 1-ovo "Dreams
.of l.ove," by- Want;' Pathos "Vi
sion" by prrllii: Mystery "Vnlso
Trlsie" b Tehalkowsky: J)enth
"Kiineral March" by Chopin: 1'art
Inir "H&renlidn" by Tosellli Kear
"Sous- l.es Tenallles" hy, Ji'osmh.
Hhootlng ranges and an archery
irreen nro the umusement fncllitles
Htmi dliian In Tloverly Hills are two
larifo tc mils courts. Hlunoil Novnr
ro has a thoroughly equipped Hym
niisluin la his residence and also u
miniature trunk field.
Scores Prisons
As a Cure For
Criminal Group
, tlNlVIIItMITV ,OI'' OltBOON-.
.Kiwni'. On'., (Siii'c'lal). CiIIUIsiii
01' prlsuns i k lallliics liuth In-pro-dinning,
amdely und di'li'ricnts of
,1'i'lnu', ot tho jury iimtlKid of di'iil
Ihh with i-rlino und tho pullou syi'
ti'in Is conlulmid In "Crliiio und
llm Crlminul," li roramt honlt on
tho sludy or crltnlnoloBy ly J)r.
Philip A., l'ai-sons,., iriifpBor of
applli'd soololoy al tho unlvi.rsliy
und dllnrtor of tho I'orllnnd school
,nt sooiiil- work. This . 1'ook hu
ri'twntly Ijpcn puhllshod by Alfri'd
A.. Knopr.
Tho utlthor points out tho lnoi'
iinre nnd projudloo. "in' splto of
llm- wplRht of- tradition and- tho
Htiililiorn ni'Slslanco of tho li'Knl
pl-ofrsKlon," I)r. I'ursoiiB- soldi
"Thi'ic Is pvliVnrn Hint tho usi'
of thi! Jury Is Ijidnir olllnlnutod,"
Thi! wholn synli'in of iIoiiIIiik
with pjlnio Is "vvroiiR- from top to'
.bottom'," ucpordUiK to lr. J'ar-j
sons. Ho udvociitis piilllnit "th'il
i'ntli-0 inatti-r of, oi linlniils nnd .
thi-ir Iroatiurnt Into - t lit. hands, ot'l
sni't'lallsts," und "pi'rinnnintly si'x- J
rPKiiliiiH' ' thoso offi'iidPrs whoso!
tihi-ul or ini'ntat ronillllon or
anll-soclul uttitudc! runoot lip cor
rpptPd, i-PKurdlcss ot thn ffiavl.yi
of tho offppsp whlfh brollKllt thi'lli
Into tlio hallilH or tlio luw."
A ri-ppnt i-pvli'W of tho lioolc
piilillsht'd In Hip KviuiInK Tinn-!
si'rlpt,.uf Hoston, Muss., suld: "All!
wlm think, talk or wrllo uliuut ;
thp "frlnlii wuvp vlnwi'd In Hi
rush- houi or 111 Its pvpii iIilaV
flow will ho wi'll lo sillily this
You Can
One-Third Down.
30x3i2 C.T.C Cords,
30x3'2 C.T.C. Oversize, $4.25 down.
Balance in 10 weekly payments.
32x4 C.T.C. Oversize, $5.50 down.
Balance in 10 weekly payments. ,
29x4.40 C.T.C. Balloons, $4.25 down.
Balance in 10 weekly payments.
30x4.95 C.T.C. Balloons, $5.00 down.
Balance in 10 weekly payments.
laiuk. It la the product of 0:10
who- hua inaHlMrcd ' the Hterutm -
of the subject The yolunui would
be valuable alone for Ha hlHtoo'
and BtntlMlcr ot crlmo:
Along with' tho tc-ic, phono pole
thut will dodifc it motor car, there
feci from the only open- parking
apace In tho block.
All tho world's ruling to tho fu
ture In a mortgaged automobile.
. Home men are bo prosperous they
can own an automobile and' raise
fancy chickens tod.. '
Q
am
Cee ... '
Jjt Granite for Jborph 0:00 . St. . 4:00 P. M.
" - " IUI.it mul noise . :U5 A. 1SL 1:25 l. M.
'.' HcUer oulr - - 5:sni.M.
- ' " l'eodletm . 11:00 A.M. - S:3P.M. - 0:151'. AI.
Gonnectloa st Pendleton for Walln Wnlln, Pasco una' Port
land;, at. Portland all: points South and North.
'. 1 Jl nraixle Depot Phono nt , .
SM Modern Clialr Car Stains..
You: Need More Than Gas
and Oil These Days
Antifreeze- Compound for your radia
tor is now very necessary;
Don't delay drive up today.
HEASTY'S FILLING STATION
Cor.. Second and Adams.--. ."" -
WE DO ALL KINDS OF HAULING
Any Time - Anywhere - Any Place
Just leave your moving problems to ua.
A phone call is sufficient.
FRANK CLEAVINGER
Office Phone Res. Phone
Main 85 SOO-W
Buy Your CXC. Tires Now
Balance in Weekly Payments
53.50 down payment.
Balance in 10 weekly payments.
JOHNS BROS.
Cor. Adams and Hemlock
TIRE SHOT FILLING STATION
Not only tile nppearanco of far i
nKm will hf improA-od. Uut. diwf t
'will
nut co II ret
cuailv, if the
t-NKiiiu lit ruvTiifu 11 uruiiiinuui
or black enmiUfl., Heutpt'aU tl'-M , ,
oil dirt off the outsidrf surfucea,
inorouKniy . cuan . wun gasoline, -and
alti'r d tying, paint the tnetaL- '
Aftxrwail- tlie nmially" neglpefhVf -dirty
Job of miikin.; fnany aiqufll
udjiiHtmenls wjl bu a ( ylcHKUiStl '
A broken or loose ihippet wlil 1
not only make a loud (up, but will
citiim a lack if power and uneven5;
pulling. It lit even mtxtaken some- -times
far a looi lytn or bi !-"
im;. - -
immrmm
J (bmfoitaiuy j I
TRATEti VY MOTOR STAr.B 4-V I