La Grande evening observer., July 28, 1928, Image 9

Saturday, July 28,19281
LA-GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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TEST MILES PER
j I rum u
Id A St
1 Jctcd.
I Jake the open rood at about 25 to
S6 miles an hour.
r A I I llN Ilk rA!0own' lnfIat the tlrea abnormally.
UliijUVll Ur UlUiroaat- throwout the clutch or do
nny other tricks, we want to show
the amount, of gasoline which a
buyer will line in his regular driv
ing. Our recent averages with a
191.8 Hudson are above IS miles to
the gallon, which is .remarkable In
loed for a large, fine-performing
ear like a Hudson. . .
"Of course gasoline economy Is
not the main purpose In buying a
Hudson. A man, . who purchases
one of them wants to go aome
where. He doesn't want to notice
such things as hills. He wants to
command the open road. We are
telling everyone that we consider
Hudson the beat roadlng car In the
world today not Just in conversa
tion but in actual test. Such a
standard of performance Is what
makes the economy so much more
interesting.
"Theso . tests will continue .until
tvo have had an opportunity to
nhow all our friends what they
may expect from Hudson. "We have
shown a good number now, and all
of them have had their eyes open
ed. Old-time Hudson owners who
thought, they know all about the
Super-Sixes have been as surprised
as anyone else. The world do
move." " .
Hudson-Essex Dealer Is
Through Listening to
"Gas" Arguments
"What'll she-do on a gallon of
gas?" The man or woman buy
ing a car these days Invariably aaks
thnt question.
Ed Led be Iter, Hudson - Essex
dealer here, says he is all through
listening to "gas" arguments or in
dividual experiences about the fuel
economy of a 1928 Hudson Buper
Slx. He has fixed up an arrange
ment in a Hudson with' which he
is showing to motorists the exact
mileage which may , bo expected
from the car. V V
standard sedan hnfl been bcI-
A measured gallon of gnno-
llne is placed In a container and
connected with the pipe running
from the vacuum tank to the car
buretor. The engine Is then Idled
until the gasoline is drawn from
i he carburetor, and then started
from the mensured gallon of gaso
line. A Typical Tost
"On a typical tfRt,.? sny Mr.
I.edbetter, "we .drive from our
place of business through the city,
making all proper fltops, and then,
Action Is asked by cemetery as
sociations to prevent couple pet
ting there. It seems to be a grave
problem. .
Trouble Savers
My Jim Morelork
Have your battery tested, and
filled every week during this ho(
spell of weather, it's ulomst hu
mane. Turn the hose on your tiros every
day they must have moisture from
some source.
2 ,
Retard your spark when starting
your car to avoid damage to your
fly wheel. Hot weather will over
charge your battery causing yaw
starter to strike too hard.
, 3
' Pon't turn cold water on your
car when Its hot from sun it dam
ages your paint joli let it cool off
in the shade or watt till evening.
Change water In , the radiator of
ten during hot weather. It loses
Its efficiency the same ns your oil.
Open the petcock on the bottom
Insert "the hose "t t0P lpt r,m f"r
several minutes, you'll be surprised
at results.
I'so heavy oll: clean crankenso
often during the warm period it
will save you money, as well as add
miles to the life of your motor,
further I would recommend nn
extra quart of oil till the weather
coola, don't let your oil get low
that's suicide-to a met or,'
Hoover's Uncle
;tB
who
Luxory
Comfort
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or tnose
want
ana
as well as All-Ameriean Style
Following Ills mother', death, when
Herbert Hoover was a 10-year-old
lad, the three orphaned Hoorr
children were taken to Pawhuaka,
Oklo., then Just an Indian trading
post, where they lived at the horn
of an uncle. Major U 0. HUM
(above), Hoover's, aunt Afnto
(Mrs. Miles) died laat (all, hut
Major, Miles still resides in PW
2 WI
ThM
Landau Smdan
Body by FUh$
Not just smart . . . these Ail
American bodies by Fisher.
Not Just beautifully appointed
. trim and arresting ... long
and low. But, in addition . . .
they're built for those who
want comfort and luxury as
well as All-Ameriean style.
And beneath the bodies ...
all the stamina and reliability
resulting from All-American
design. From the big, sturdy
All-American chassis. Powered
by a 212-cubic inch engine with
the famous G-M-K cylinder
head.
. , .
Here are bodies and chassis,
unusual in quality and size. . .
Just what everyone wants in "
his motor car. Just what ex
perienced motorists have hoped
to obtain for as little as $1043.
ZH?T r?""' '.""' Landau Coup, $1045; Sport Roadtttr, $10TSi Phaeton,
l, fill)! L
V71' 4-Door Stdan, tlUS; Cabriolet,
wnmmu, s
. Smarm Tlrmm mini Trim It Knr-L rv JV-.- J.'.., o wj- t-rje --
? i " j I Prlcit mt factory. Chock OakUnd-Pontlac delivered prim they
include iouv.t handling char ft. Central Motort lime Payment Plan avail.
abb at minimum rata.
JENNINGS & SHUMATE
KLAND.
AMERICAN SIX
PRODUCT. OF GENERAL MOTORS
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About This Time of the Year
The Right Grade of
MOTOR OIL
is imperative
rpEXACO MOTOR OIL, clean, clear, golden is scientifically
refined and full of vicious body. Each grade is designed to
provide exact lubrication for a definite type of engine.
When you change your motor oil, make sure of both brand and
grade. A dealer near yoii and wherever you drive sells golden
Texaco Motor Oil. The Texaco Red Star and Green T identifies
him.
The Texas Co.
AUDMER PLAYLE, Agent
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SIMAYS 1'HOOItA.MS
The National Broadcasting com
pany pioKinin for, Sunday night
follows: 11 to 9:30, Atwatcr Kent
proKi'nm. ' '
KOO Oakland (384.4m-780kc)
T:3B, Presbyterian clmrcli: 9, NBU,
KOMO Seattle (309.lm-970KC)
s, t'hristlan Science church; 9,
Nl!:; 9:3ci, program: 10 to 11, or
chestra.
KHJ I.os Angeles (399.8m-760-
kc) 8, symphony; 10, quintet,- 11
lo 12, orchestra.
KI-'I I-os Angeles (t08.Bm-64n.
lie) 8 organ recital; 9, NBC: 9:30,
studio program.
KKON Long Beach (2U.8m
124okc) 7:45, Christian Science
Bchurch: 9 to 12, l'iggly Wlggly
"All Star Nite." e
Kliy Spokane (370.2m-810kc)
7:30, Church of the Truth; 9, NBC;
9:30. I USA.
Kl'O San Francisco (422.3m
7lokc) 8. organ recital; 8:30, con
cert; 9, NBC.
KKX I'ortlnnd (277.6m-1080-kc)
8, Presbyterian church; 9,
1HSA. 1 ,
Kl-'llC San Francisco (464.3m
OCukc) 8:30, orchestra; 10:10,
ilanco music.
KOIN Portlnnd (319m-940kc)
S, Christian Science church; 9 to
JO, niuslcul comedy hour. -
KVA San Francisco (362.7m
S.'illkc) 8:46, Methodist church,
KOW Portland (491m-610kc)
8, Sunday echoes; 9, NBC; 9:30,
studio concert; 10, orchestra.
KJIt Seattle (348.0in-800kc)
7:30, stringed trio; 9, symphony or
chestra. KUA Spokane (200.7m-1160kc)
S, iniislc; 9, melody hour.
KI'JVB Hollywood (381.2m
s:iokc) 8, light opera hour; 9, rag
time hour.
KOA Denver (326.9in-920kc) 7,
bund concert.
MONDAY'S PROOItAMS
Nisi-': 8, symphonists; 9, song
paintings; 9:30, Flsk program.
KUJ Si concert; 9, Sun
lodgei-s; 10 to 12-, orchestra and
trio. . 1 4
KOO 8, NBC; 10, Qcneral Elec
tric program.
Kl'O 8, NBC; 9, concert; 9:30,
NHC; 10:30, dance music.
KOIN 8, studio program; 10,
dam'o music.
KI'HC 8, , Blue Monday jam
boret?: 1U:10, orchestra.
KYJi 8:30, theaters program; 9,
ABC cliuin; 10, danco music,
Klly 8, NBC.
KK1 8, NBC; 10 to 11, studio
prtJKriim. v
KKX 8, confposers; 9 to 10,
studio program.
KJIt s:30, novelty program; 10,
ballroom hour; 1 1 to 12, dance
music.
Kl-'WB 8, program; 9, piano re
cital; 9:30, music; 10, orchestra.
KOMO-8, NBC; 10, varied pro
gram, orchestra.
KUA 8, studio program; 10 to
12, music.
KOA 8:05, "The Dreaded Hour"
drama; 8:30, orchestru.
KKON 8, barn dauce; 9, songs;
'J:3u, oi'cliqstra.
AllilAI- 1)1X131 SEIWICE
BKItlJN (AD Agreement has
been reached bclveen airplane and
dining car operators of Uermany
to supply dining car service In
planes flying the Berlin-Vienna
section ot the Bwlln-Vienna-Venice.
Itonio ulr route. Cold meuls
and drinks are Berved by a stew
ard' frotti a kitchen- Installed In
the planes.
(X)XSIDi:i TUNNED PROJECT
PA ids (AP) Construction ot a
tunnel under the English channel
between France and England has
been postponed rather than aban
doned, according to officials here.
Various plans for the $70,000,000
projt-ct sllll are being considered.
The chief opposition appears to
come from military authorities.
EXHIBIT CIIAIIIS
BERLIN (AP) An "Aussterl
lung Oer Stuhl," or traveling exhi
bition of modern chairs, will visit
the larger cities ot Germany and
other countries during the sum
liter. American, French and Eng
lish manufacturers have been in
vited to pnrtlclpute.
Shell Manager
Tells of "Wet"
And "Dry".Gas
"Where do you fln4 the differ
ence between 'wet gnaollne and
'dry' gasoline? In the crankcaset"
says H. U Hull, district manager.
VThat fact, astonishing perhaps
lo you as to muny other motorists,
recently has come out In an In
veHtlgatton of the effect of using
different kinds of motor fuel. Or
dinary gaaollno contains 'heavy
ends and tho oil Industry terms
this kind of fuel, and these satur
ated particles are not consumed.
They collect on cylinder walls and
drain down into your oil, diluting
It, lessening its lubricating value.
"In actual tnsts, It -was found
that oil In a motor crunkense was
diluted nearly 60 per cent when
the car was run with ordinary
gasoline, whereas there was scar
cely any dilution when the fuel
chosen was Shell 400. the dry gaso
line sponsored by the Hhell com
pany. Jt's in tho crankoase that
you find , the answer as to which
is the better fuell
"Hhell 400 has none of the heavy
ends of crude oil which are found
In ordinary gasollno. The name
of this dry fuel ludlcntps why it la
better. Ordinary gasoline Is re
fined by heating crude oil to 43?
degrees . Fahrenheit, and the last
37 degrees of the process extracts
the wet, fog particles which cause
trouble In your motor. Hhell 400,
on the other Band, Is extracted
by heating crudo oil only to 400
degrees Fahrenheit, thus avoiding
the saturated portion,
'Kvery drop of 8htll 400 Is clenn,
dry, vaporises completely when it
goes Into your motor, works, when
the motor is cold as well as when
It la hot, and operates smoothly
at traffic speed as well as on a
long fast run. ,
"foul because Shell 400 Is dry,
it is good fuel in all temperatures,
winter or summer. There's no
waste more of Shell 400 goen Into
mileage and less Into the crunkenso
than If you used un ordinary gaso
line 'Modern motors especially need
a dry fuel like Khell 400. They
operate at such speeds that pre
heating necessary to consume wet
fuel Is impossible. Going Into the
cylinder completely vaporized.
Shell 400 produces a maximum of
energy under every operuting condition.'
47 Per Cent Cars
In State Foreign
PAI.HM. Ore., Juiy ti (AT)
Of all tho motor vehicles that pass
ed given points In Oregon on Thurs
day, July 18, when a Irnfflc census
, - ' n V3-
wus taken between the hours of 6 There were 644 motorcycles and
a. m. and 10 p. m., more than 47, 480 horse-drawn vehicles..-
per cent were front otheritatee. Parkplace bridge, north, pt Ore-
The count was made by the state gon City was usual the point at
highway department. A total of heaviest trafflo in the state. A to.
zzzxzrz n"c?n:e".npd0,in,.: '
367 fn.ni other states. Motor buses " registered and 819 from other
numbered 2S48 and trucks 10,8611. stales passed that place.'' ' ;
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You don't know the half
HUDSON
Performance that reaches thrilling new limits! . ,
Smoothness that sets a new mark in motordom! "
Gas efficiency that alters all previous standards I
A single ride will explain why this has been the most
' enthusiastically accepted Hudson ever built.
$1250 and up
All prices . o. b. Detroit
Buyert can pay for can out of income at lowest available
or interest, handling ami Insurance
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