La Grande evening observer., July 21, 1928, Image 9

Saturday, July 21, 1928
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Pave NIw
Refinements In
Body of Car Aid
To The Tourist
morn vacationists aro turning to
nutat travel and moro and more
the ijraro demanding comfort and
refinement in the bodies of their
car as well as stilrdineas and quite
in what is under tha hood.
Tle demands of the motoring
1 puuuc nave Deen Impressed on
ibcy are demanding -comfort, and the lfctol"y and from them the
perfected to almost the nth degree. I'""""- have evolved cars
utBrrP ( that ; Incorporate comfort, beauty.
in..u ium.h mi year are turning : safety and engine dependability,
their nttenllon somcuhat from this) Tha engineering and sales de
feature of their cars to that of partnients of the Oakland Motor
body refinements. This tendenry Car company have worked tlreless
has been brought emphatically be-jly In ro-operatlon with tho Flutter
fore the nuto inauufurturers by the . Body corporation to bring about
multitude of reports from the deal-; this co-ordination of utility and
Farmers Asking
Fair Treatment
From Motorists
WHERE 22 DIED IN BRITISH WRECK
er organization ns to whnt the buy
ing public -is asking when it ap
proaches tho pdlnt of signing on
the dotted line.
Rspecliilly. I this true na the
vacation se'nson opens. Moro and
. - t
Glass Work
I
We do all kinds of.
glass work on auto
mobiles. Windshields
Windows "i'
Doors '
La Grande
. Construction &
Supply Co.
Charles Harris, Prop.
1501 Madison
comfoct so that kn tho Oakland
or Poirilac cars of today the tour
ist has an automobilo which stands
every best.
Month-Old Baby Is
Found Among Ferns
ORKOON CITY, Oro.. -July 21
1 (A1J) ; A liny bnby hoy, 4 wrek'
old, wns found Thursday utterly
nuked lu Home feriiH along the smith
; end roud nenr Twilight hy A.
J Mere and hlH son. They were nt
Strncteil hy the lusty cries of nhu
i Infant, which wan taken to the Qru
I Kon City hoHpltal, ;
; No trace of the: child's parents
I could he found. There weri no
i Identification marks on the Jmhy,
j who suffered no lit ef facia from
! exposure.
Clears His Name '
After Two Decades
ElJlNHnnaH. Scotland. July 21
(AP) OHCar Sinter, convicted of
the murder of Miss Mary Gilchrist,
an aged woman, 20 years" oro, Fri
day won his rtK.it to clone his naino
I of the conviction.
I Slater, who originally was sen
I tenced to death and then served
j more than 18 years of a commuted
j life sentence, before ho was re
leased, began a fight to prove his
j Innocence soon after he was re-
leased from prison. His .case had
; attracted wide notice and Interest
jed many prominent people includ
ing Sir Conan Doyle, noted writer.
wrcrx tr.ixt:t
Angelica: Joe's new speedster Is
awfully cute.
Hetty: Yes, you ought to see it
play dead on a lonely rond. Life.
Many rurnt residents are pro
testing because destructive actions
oi some cuy motorists wno, upon
their excursions Into the country,
tear down fences, destroy scenic
sites and encroach upon, private
property, according to the Oregon
State Motor association which is
sues a plea for fairness in this re- i
gard. .
The most rigorous protest re
gards those who camp upon a
well-kept plot of ground, strew
their (leurls about carelessly and,
upon leaving, often drive over til
led land, thus damaging crops and
causing financial losses to owners,
Another protest Is against mot
orists who displace, or run through
fences into private fields. Another
Is against those who disregard the
state law - prohibiting plucking
flowers from private lands and de
vastate regions which have been
preserved for their scenic- attrac
tiveness, "Many rural residents aro glad
to have their city neighbors visit
them but thoy do expect consider
ate, fair treatment, says A. R
Shearer, manager of tho touring
department of tho Oregon Stuto
Motor association. "Most of tho
land outsiUo of the city limits is
private property and common
courtesy requires that tho intruder
ask permission of tho owner bo
fore entering.
"Those who do ask for permis
sion to picnic or camp generally
are welcomed nnd often aro given
special courtesies. However, If
permission is refused, tho city
dweller can be reasonably suro
that past actions by him and his
fellows hnvo made tho farmer wary
of all motorists." '
mv-:l
Service
Smile
Promptness and reliabil
ity of service.
Drive in and let us
change the transmission
and differencial oil, and
give your car the grease
gun at every point.
La Grande Filling Co.
I p2 V j
pate 1
kiuvinu
SANTA CHVX .' (AP) Mrs.
fhorlcs Tensrtie of Oakland, form,
eriy ' prominent In Fresno, was
sentenced to 80 days in Jail and
fined 1200 for reckless drivlnit. A
felony chnrito of drivlnit an auto
mobile whllo intoxicated was dis
missed. 1
This extraordinary piiotoi taken shortly after one of the most serious
railroad nccldents In Kncllsh history, shows rescue workers cnttitiR
' their way IhrmiKh sides niul.top of the telescoped coaches. A crowd
ed nldtl excursion trnln collided with a frelKht train at- DarllnK
o ton, killing 22 persons Itnd injuring scores. - ' '
OLDS CLOSED
BODIES HAVE
SEVERE TEST
HEALTH i
. HOT WKATIIKR HINTS
Ily Ir. J-Yetlt'i'lrk Strieker
"Hot weather being with us It
is worth while considering some
. I of the things wo can do to kee-p
, . comfortable and hapny in spite of
Take a fine Piece of furniture, , , ,,, H(jm(, of , w)1(,h
the exter or finished to rival Piano,
if I nua ntid ( li anft fnhr ft nhhn .
,,' .i, nn,i 4iita ninn "Don't over-ear. Heavy meals
of furniture for hours at a tlme,ldurl"K "t weather are not .only
day after dav; leave it out In the unnecessary but nre actually harm
sun, rain and snow subjected to ; r'- d et during hot wcathrr
constantly changing temperatures, ! "y weM on8l8t chiefly of fruits,
and then expect it to last for years Iu(1r nrd vegetables. Drink plen
and retain its fine appearance. i ty of cool water. Oool water is
That Is exactly what is expected ! proferahlo to Ice water. There Is
of closed automobile bodies nnd ' n sutlsrsctory substitute for wa
it is exactly what the bettor ones;11'' Wear loose, light clothing,
do. An automobilo body Is essen- j I'rotect .t he head from the direct
tlnlly a piece of furniture, provid- rnys of tho sun. Minimize tho
ing the comfort and luxury of tho number of heavy curtains, por
pleces of a Hying room suite. Yet , tleres, pieces of overstuffed furnl
lt must be so constructed as to i two and other such things ns will
withstand thousands upon thou ' retain heat. Their presence makes
sands of road shocks over years of the house much hotter than it oth-
drlvlng and bo able to stand thoforwlse would be. Green vegeta-
burnlng sun or zero cold without
showing noticeable effect.
A trip through the Fisher plant
at tho Oldsmobile factories In Lan
sing, Mich., where all Oldsmobile
closed bodies nre constructed re
tlon, such as trees, grass, shrub
bery and flowers help to keep the
premises .pooler. . Hhort of a pave
ment there is nothing which will
make a yard hotter than the lack
of any trees or grass. Bwlmmlng is
v.eals--tha.seci:at .of -thlsuiicnnny fine but enro should bo taken to
strength nnd ability to withstand expose the body for short periods
exceptionally hard usage. Tho 'of tlmo only, until a protective coat
secret Is selection of tho best mat-J of tan lias been developed. Cool or
erials procurable, fine design, con-t tepid baths ure usually moro coni
stant inspection and tho use of jfortlng than ice cold ones,
precision manufacturing methods ,Henietnber that babies nre far
which rival tho so required in the 'more apt to become ill as a result
manufacture of an engine. j of hot weather than are older chll-
Kvory "Body by Klsher" placed j dren or adults. Ilubies Improperly
on an Oldsmobile chassis undergoes . eared for during hot weather suT-
constant inspection and must fin- I Or greatly and often die from ill
ally pass the rigid requirements of nrrhea nnd enteritis. Every moth
both Klsher and Oldsmobllo In- er should remember at least these
spectors. These Inspections runjthlngs concerning the enro of tho
through tho 1875 different opera
tions required to make an Oldsmo
bile body exclusive of painting and
finishing.
A XKW SPOUT
"Lot's go to the movies."
"No, let's stay here on the front
porch. We can read better subtitles
on the flivvers." Life.
SJhe: I see In the paper that three
persons were killed in a feud.
He: Those little cheap cars ore
dniigerniis.
Announcement
TO MY FRIENDS: 1 ' v
For seven years, as you know, I have been the resi
dent manager of the Fletcher Oil Co., the 'first inde
pendent oil company to serve the people of Eastern
Oregon. I have now purchased the company and will
have complete personal charge. Under the new ar
rangement I will be in a position to give my patrons
even better service than in the past, and I sincerely
hope that the friends I have made in the capacity of
manager will continue to allow me to serve them now
that I have become the owner. I will continue to han
dle the Veltex Products, Oil and Gas for Automobiles,
Tractors and Farm Machinery.
Oilways Yours,
T. R. MAXWELL, Distributor of Veltex Products
"Teach Your Dollar to Have More Cents" Pay Cash
baby during hot weather:
1. Nurse Your Haby. Do not
wean without consulting your doc
tor. If bottle fed keep food cov
ered and on Ice. Do not give un
ripe or too ripe fruit to young chil
dren, and do not allow them to eat
between meals. Children rfqnlre
on 1 v tli ri- Court Its ns m uch food
in hot weather as In cool weather.
2. Water. Give the baby nil he
will take' between feedings. Do
not give water for three-quarters of
an hour before feeding time. Use
cool boiled water.
8. Clothing. In hot weather
diaper nnd thin shirt are enough.
If very hot leave off tho shirt
Dress ha-hy according to tempera
ture. Don't use enough clothes to
make the bnby perspire. 1'se white
clothes.
4. Untiling. Hnthe the hnby once
a day. !n htot wvother give tho
baby a cool sponge bath t wo c
three times n day. If he has prick
ly heat Include baking soda and
corn March in the hath Alitor (one
teaspoon of linking soda nnd one
dessert spoon of corn stnreh to One
qunrt of water). Clean hands and
face help keep the food clenn.
ft. Sleeping. Have the baby
sleep out of doors us much ns pos
slbte,. protecting him from tho di
rect sun nnd extreme hent. Do not
tise heavy materials as curtains,
etc., to covev or shade tho bnby
they exclude air. l'rotect htm from
flies by covering the -carriage
crib with mosquito netting. Don't
pile on extra covert unless the
weather turns cold the baby's
covers should bo no warmer than
yours.
"Ask your doctor for' advice he
Is your responsible advisor."
AVTSItLAXS COLONII-: lutAxir
RIO DIO JANKUIO (AP) The
Austrian minister has completed
arrangements to establish three
colonies of Austrian Immigrants
near the fity of Thenphtle Ottonl
laud from thetaolshrdluiipnunpnu
situated on the railway that runs
inland from the I'ort of Carnvel-
las. The region is spnrsely popu
lated, but said' to be well suited
fr production of coffee and cocoa.
MINING IN Al'STHAMA
HYPN'KY (AP)' A syndicate has
begun lend and silver mining op
era (Ions ni Hrneside. norl hwstrn
Anstrnlin, with government nld.
PUBLIC
APPROVAL
is revealed in the
mot concrete and
convincing way by,
LB
IS
A BUYER'S name on the dotted line
of an order blank Is high praise
sincere, conclusive, convincing.
And carefut buyers, thousands of them,"
are purchasing these 6 cylinder Graham
Brothers Trucks enthusiastic over their
smooth, obedient power, proud of their
fine appearance, surprised at the speed
obtainable With perfect safety because of
their 4-wheel brakes ....
See these trucks .... Drive the size that
fits your business needs.
775
66S
MERCHANTS EXPRESS
110" whclbM.
1065
1 K-TON-140"rhIUM
1595
t Vi-TON-l 50" wblb.
COMMERCIAL TRUCK
120" whM&MM
1145
1 U-TON-l 50" vkMlfeM
165
ltt-TON-l6"hlbtt
99
114-TON-1JO"
1415
CkaulW. . Dm
L. C. SMITH
5th and Depot
Graham Brothers
TRUCKS
YOtoXADO HITS mSKlA
RMOl.KNHK. Kwwln. .Inly
(AP) Several pemons were kilted,
tho crops lown on 26, OVO acres
were wiped out and much livestock
was destroyed by a fierce tornado
which hit the counties of Assnisk,
Arteinovnk and Tressevsk last
night, Kir st reports did not rive
any definite number of casualties.
Ht'll.ll HHS IM.AXi:
HAMHL'Hd AI A uiftnntle
fieiinlahs, equipped with IS nintnra
having ft total of fiooo hnmennwer
mid a fimelage bant to wlthntnnrt
the buffeting of ocean waves. Is
under eontttruotmn ut Altenrhwln on
the Hwlfes shore of Ike 1'onsianee. '
The plane Which will flrrommhtte
10 piiKsenKers, freiaht a no mall, la
dexlirned for irnmmtlantlc servhe.
liriM) KKAPKAXK FMIAT
BUF.KOH AIRKH (AP) A float
for Heap la nee. recently authorized
hy the government, will be muurorj
In the outer harbor here.
BUILT BT TRUCK DIVISION OF OOMB BBOTIBBB, tMO.
Wide
open - - -
mile after mile
oiling system lubricatet moving
engine parts. And such advance
ments as crankcafe ventilation
and the thermoitatically control
led croflow radiator protect it
from the wear and tear tmpoud
by sustained high speeds.
Today's Pontlac is one low-priced
six which needs no pampering.
Its record proves its ability to
travel wide ooen mile after mile!
lindau :.S,.ln. UMad All-Amcrlun Si. 1041 W SI26I. All ,r.c,.u. fJrj. Jjrf rOjl ln
Vumlac iltliMrcJ BilcM lhr IncluJ. lowM handlinf chr,i. briurul Moloti I liiu rtymtnl rum
available at minimum ratr. ,
JENNINGS & SHUMATE
Hour after hour, the Pontlac
Six reels off the miles with
safety, both for its passengers
and for itself.
tm aturdv Fisher bodies its
' rutted I construction its big,
four-wheel brakes . . . these are
features which contribute to the
safety and comfort of passengers
at all times.
As for the car itself, a full-pressure
PCOMTIAC
n o D U C luJ..AJLNJLJ(L6JU M C-S.W,,
COME DRIVE
- in the fine car luxury of v
silenced
performance
1. 55-11 . P. Hlgh-CooirS4loa EagfaM
2. Hllvnc.d Interior (
3. Cu.bloucd unlvaraKl joint ly.tcm
I
SILENCED CHASSIS y SILENCED INTERIOR
When you start the great J And a silenced interior! The 1
new 55-horsepower engine
of this New Oldsmobile . .
when you accelerate smooth
ly from 5 to 25 m. p. h. in 8Vi
seconds . . . when you drive
at touring speeds, even on
untravclcd roads ... you
will experience the fine-car
luxury of silenced perform-
result of a sound -deadening
material which insulates the
body from the chassis.
In tune with this restful
ness, four Lovejoy hydraulic
shock absorbers provide su
preme riding c6mfort over
even the roughest road.
A rubber-core clutch ... a
new type of rubber engine
mountings , . . a new double
cushioned universal-joint
system. I liese in
addition to non
squeak spring
shackles and rubber
cushioned bumpers.
A silenced chassis!
Come in today. Drive this
New Oldsmobile. Know
why thousands of motorcar
buyers in all sections of .
two-door sedan America are hailing
tt as an outstanding
engineering achieve
ment and choosing
it as the Fine Car of
Low Price.
f. o. b. Lming
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Spar Tir Extra
Oldsmobile J
PRODUCT OP GENERAL MOTORS T.
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1428 Adams Ave. !r
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