Motoring News j lift (fea Auto Section
VOLUME XXV.
LA GRANDE, OREGON, SATURDAY, JUNE 2f, 1927.
NUMBER 273
WORK TO START
ON FOREST ROAD
TO OIL HIGHWAY
ALONG THE COAST
COMPLETES TRANSCONTINENTAL TRIP
Royal Sedan $1595
I . o. b. Detroit
ft
Stretch Between Lick
Creek and Upper Im
naha to Be Built
Work to Start on Roose
velt Highway from Sea
side to Hamlet Juno.
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JOKKPH T. I1. Klynn. director
of forest road conatruetion In this
district, la assnmblitiff tnen it nil ma
terials to bi'ffin work on thti road
which will connect the I4ck creek
'district with the upper luinuha
road.
A conwfcnini-iH or supples ar
rived at Joseph during the week
and were sent to the Lick creek
station. Mr. I'-lyn and lib renuhir
alaff went to the station to map
out the preliminary work and it Is
hoped to assemble ft crew within
a few days. The high water in that
vtrinily washed out the brldK"
ni'itr the station and this will be
rebuilt before work on the read
sta rts.
The completion of this road will
uivi the forest service a loop road
h round the reserve, in the east of
the county. It will IlkewlHU, open
Tip a territory heretofore 'unex
plored by the automobile and will
doubtless brhiff that part of the
county into prominence aa a tour
ist attraction. During the Bummer
it will bo possible for the rancher
of the upper Imnaha section to
haul supplies over a well graded
yoad, the distance to the valley
hvntS about the same as the pres
ent route. It will also open u new
way for Marr flat ranchers to
reach the valley.
The l.ick creek-lmnaha road is
lieinff built by the forest service
nlnne, A fund of fSH.OUO 1 nvnll
Hblo for this road and it will be
built aloiiK the best standards of
forest highway construction. Mr.
Klynn. who Is an old railway grade
constructor, has built up a well
earned reputation for graceful
curves and smooth grades and
those connected with tho forest
service In this vicinity are certain
that the new road will be up to
Ills standard.
About twenty-four men will be
employed in the construction of
the new road.
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niw nuiii, ims .'MiiMMiciI a Hi'w iwinil. Alioio photo slums him licllik' (iwlnl liy XVc-tiTii Vino
Suin.lv I'l.iiiiumv orilcluls minii his arrival In tin- Inl.-iv-l of tin' ll(o-ltvan-l.l!., for nlilrh IIk-v nr.-
ji.M.rn illMHIiiilors. rf.,,,.r i.holo shows Iouk rauw lluhl road ill inadon iiroviilnl hv lln- ikh
Itehls nhlcli iitul.Uil Miller lo inakt- his hcsl spiMMl al nlt'lil.
TO CELEBRATE
COMPLETION OF
CAKAVAX liKlii; Tl ll)AY
A (.I'llt'i'Ml Mittnc's Triu-ly fi
TWO HIGHWAYS
van. containing model! of tho
! widi-ly Jo ralch d Motlorn Cullurul
.Motor Iniilis. win vlnil in thia
! GENERAL MOTORS
I GIVE MAY SALES
The French minister of war bus
raised the offieial alluwanee uf the
army cats. wIiohg duty it in to run
r.its iilid mice mil uf army sture
liuuse.s, from four tu ten centimes a
day.
ItKN'O. Wv.. .lime 'T. XV-v.-mIu'w
i rauseominemai j-iignwuys' Kx- W" "XM J MV mult me ui- -t cyn i a q ii a
position, opening June :'f and clos- I rection of 11. M. Foldel, road man X ' J-,oO-4 LaiS Al e OOlCti Jl
ing August . i h,.i,ig betd to ceh- tor the wvntworth & jrwin com- Increase of 20 Per Cent
urate me compieiiou or two great )
transeontim-ntal liighways, finished
tliis year, linking the east with the
west.
Valentin I.e Pane, a crippled Pa
risian chair mender, has lived for
three years along the highway in
Ht -buttered bathtitli roufod with
boards.
For years tin's- highways have
been umh r const nu t ion. Hai rier
after barrier across the states they
traverse have been overcome. The
final triumph of this work was ful
minated this year in the. Hattle
Horn Slain of Nevada in which the
relebratlou of what is proclaimed 'l'd
tho greatest event since the com Ion
paiiy of I'nrtland, who distri
butes the Cfneral Motor trucks.
Tile ii'-w trucks which are equip
ped with the six cylinder Huick
valve-ln-head engine, aro said to
be a distinct forward step in fast
truck transportation. Kay riding,
easy handling and graceful liue
are added features, according to
company officials. The caravan
llch is to visit this city will In-
one-ton truck and a two-
driven;' and a tw,o-ton
Over May, 1926
j ing of tlie railroad is to be held.
I worm driven inod' ls.
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t'ommenling on the sales of
Cencral Motors cars during May.
Alfred Sloan Jr., president, says:
The retail sales, by our dealers to
consumers in May were 1 71 .at4
fiirs, nn increase of :'9.713 cars or
over IMP per cent as compared with
May, i :'');. t which lime sales
were 141. fM. This also compares
witli 87.4X8 in May IJUu.
( In May sales by our car divisions
to their dealers tolalted 1 73.1 J 2
.cars compared with ll'ti.!)7!i cars in
I May, litL'ii, an Increase of a 2.20 3
iicirs or 4:i per cent. This compares
further witli 77,223 cars in May
. Tlie following tabula I ion show;;
niontlily .sales of Ceneral Motors
, cars by dealers to ultimate con
sumers and sales by the manu
facturing divisions of Ceneral Mo
tors to their dealers:
Dealer Sales lo Fmt
AKTOIUA, June 2& (tiling of
tjie Koosevelt highway from Sea
side south to the Hamlet Junction
wilt be undertaken before tho first
of July, it was declared yesterday
by W. I. Clarke, division highway
engineer, who was u visitor al
Camp Clatsop.
This will b(. the first highway
oiling project ever undertaken In
Clatsop county by the state.
When the Koosevelt highway
was RUi-facX-'d from Seaside wouth
to Hamlet Junction tho work was
done Willi oiling in prospect and
the, macadam specifications were
drawn in order to give the best
possible base for later oiling
treatment.
It ia possible that the oiling
may start by tlie end of tilts
week, but It Is more probable that
it will be. undertaken during tho
last week in June. '
Oil AVoik Start
Under the oiling methods ad
opted by the state the treatment
Interferes with traffic only a short
time. The road surface is first
carefully prepared, nit loose mater
ial being swept off down to the sol
idly compacted base. Al least two
courses of oil of different specific
gravity are then applied under
pressure and these are followed by
screenings. 1
The road is messy and difficult
for traffic while the oiling work
is in progress, but is again in fine
condition after a day or two.
The resultH of this oiling work
will be watched very carefully, as
it Is somewhat in the nature of a
test for oiled macadam in tills
region. A
A Pennsylvania German alman
ac, printed in Lancaster in 17 70.
claims the honor of having orig
inated Washington's favorite title.
The frontispiece presents a figure
of Fame holding a trumpet and a
niedallic portrait, laureated and in
scribed, "Washington," while from
t he trumpet proceed the words:
,-l)es Kandes Vater" "the Father
of the Country:"
Five thousand dollars was pain
by Colgate university for one of
the 2" dinosaur eggs found by the
American Museum of Natural His
tory in the Uesert of (lobl. Mon
golia. Tlie egg is said to be 1 U.
uuU.UOO years old.
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ChryslerO
jWthe wonderful
and appreciate its great
reputation..
We can recite to you the advan
(ages of Chrysler "70's" speed of
70 miles plus, its astonishinu pick
up of 5 to 25 miles in VA seconds.
We can tell you what its scien
tifically balanced 7-bearinR
crankshaftandimputsencutralizcr
contribute toward its greater
smoothness; how much more
comfortably you ride because of
its low chassis design, its unique
sprints suspension and its shock
absorbers-, how much more easily
it handles because of its pivotal
steering gear; and how much safer
you feel because of its four-wheel
hydraulic brakes.
But the real way for you actually
to discover these things for your
self is to learn them today in an
extended test over all sorts of
roads, through all sorts of traffic,
with you doing the driving.
We gla'-'ly accord you the oppor
tunity for 6uch a demonstration.
Roynl Man SI595! nroiiRhcim $1525
Kotir-fxiMrnKcr Coupe $1 595; Tu'o-fms-stnser
ConrertiMc Couftt (u'llh rumble
seal) $ I 745; Crown Sedan $1 7!5 Tw o
ftasiri.KL'r Cnupc (tfilfi rumble feat)
$1545; Tu'o-pai.ictijier Roadster (with
ru.b('seiil)$I495; S'orlTinf tonj 1495(
. u. b. Detroit, subject to current -Friienil
excise tax. ,
Chnrilf r ifratrrj nr. In fmilflon lo Mtenrf In. fort.
v.nirm' n limoNnirnii. All. abnwl Chryiln''.
...Irnrti.r ('un. All Chrv.lrr can have the ddi
lion. I prol..-tion .g.ln.t theft of tlte Fcdco
System of numbcting.
CHRYSLER TO
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L. W. WEEKS
Jefferson Ave. Telephone 180-J '
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Get the most out of your Buick
buy it now - -
The time to buy a new car is when you need it most. And you will '
enjoy your summer driving more if you own a Buick.
Buick's superior readability and handling ease make driving more
pleasant on crowded roads. No matter how many cars bar your
way, Buick will whisk by them on straight-away or hill. For thr
Buick six-cylinder Valve-in-Hcad engine develops more power for
its size than any other automobile engine built.
There are 18 Buick models in various siz.es and body styles. Ask
your Buick dealer to shov tJicm to you so you may select the one
best suited to your needs. Make this the finest summer you have
ever spent. Buy your Buick now. A 17 '
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station owners, are ebrrishintf
iiiefni'ries of a nios! pleasant, visit
lasl Sunday willi one of America's
most fanmiw composers nnd prima
donnas .Mile Caro Koma. Mile.
Itonia is l;non for her ten-d and
si eiila r compositions, one of t he
most popular b.dntr "Can't Ton
Ibar Me c'aIMn' ('iuoline". Mile
Koma. in nmnanv with her .titter
nnd hrn(lier-in-lau-. Jt. K. Jtevolk,
iire inaiispicionsiy inol gi-tii(r from
her lioni. in Oakland lo New York
wliern she will spend ;l year. Mr.
Ibasty. who enjoyed a visit with
her party when I hey stopped ni bi.t
station lo replenish tlie pas and
oil supply, declares that tlie na
tionally famous composer in most
charm in ir ami Kraeious itnd t hat
she radiates a forceful personality.
Thi-y discussed music at some
length. Mile. Koma shotvtnc at
once her intense f)Ve for all things
musical, Mr. Hn.s(y s-aid. At tlmH
she would 1mm or chant .Home rare
melody to express more clearly
the special iniivieii number tinder
discussion. i Whih; 1 he visit was
not a ietttrthy tine. Mr. Ib-asty de
clares t hii I the j in p cessions of
.Mile. Kotna's Kiiiilii'ns will not be
easily forcntti it. Me judk' H that
she is about (i'l years of ai;e, Imt
d i 'elares t iiat 1 line has made no
n;;irk on her enthusiasm or eneri,',
.Mr. Ileasty am Mr. (!i'Orj;o n r.eiv
ed a card from inr Thursday from
ltotre lAplatnini; thai, she hud eit
cui;ild some literature for the lo
cal firm which (lio kindly off' red
(o do in return for the courtesy
how n hi r al Ihe station.
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