La Grande evening observer., October 17, 1928, Image 2

Wednesday, October 17, 1928.
Fmre Two
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CHAMPS FRIDAY
TIGERS TO PLAY Oregon Hopeful (SEVENTH TITLE 'State College
01 Victory Over wam bv EDiern i Expecting Hard
Huskie Eleven1 " W1 1 IUJW'i Game Saturday,1
Milton-Freewatcr or La! ki-mkn-k. -
(Ji-andt; to lie Eliminated i ' ",v""?7 "'
I,.,
liriM-nilahle
HILL'S
llt'JM'lltlllMu
AKCTIO KTAIl WIVS
MOW MAIlKKT. Kiiul.m.l. nil.
!7--(AI) Hlr M.iIImw Wilwm'H
Arrtlc Htnr ttHlny won Itio IVsan--witch.
rmitoiiH iiiitumn li:iNllu of
1 1-4 mill.
m i
from East Oregon liace
l-'nilowinK tun irulnht win over
Kntei )vlw iifi'l Wallowa In tlm
opfiiiiiif Ktiini'H of t hi" KtiHtfin Ont
ri'D foot ha II m ;t mum , iiiiiiiy local
lam tin- Ix'Klntiliik' to dare to hoi"'
, lor ;i championship.
The TlK t , fd rnriKcr tlillll lartt
year, Hi-c attain In the riinninif. ul
I'iiHl, fnlluvvlnt,' HU' of the It'diii'Ht
y fit In local kj hiMory that of
t 'i u 7 . To ilith1, only l our tcuiim
' -email) undefeated and l,u (ramlc
. t.s one of t 1m (ll. .
: However, harrlntr n tin Kume,
then- will only hi- three lefl after
1 1 his f 'unit ok r'rtiliiy. lor on t hat
; lali- tin- I -it (irnnde hi)ftl !' v-l
! will joiinii-y In Milton-Krccwuier
In tackle tin- Kantern OreKon
j championship Mtic-Hi team, whirl)
unit tin- Mil- in IliG iiml Iii27 and
! In hopim; to KiK'Ci'hsf illly defend It
this yi-.ir aKi'iin.st ull com cm.
j TllIIMlllllMIS OlrdlH'IcS
If I .a (irnnde were to win 11 tit),
sin- Would luivi' IO overcome MOine
I ri'iiii-ndoiiH nltHliK-li'N, and l-'riday's
.'Maine Is not nm of the leant. A tl
mailer of tm-t, It In n-Karded as on
of Hi most crucial of tin fcuHun
I tin- TIkwm will ( into the
v:u in with tin- odds iitfallisl them
Ori icon li'um
conference (oot-
tuill KuJiic- ii'M Faturday analnHl
j WaHhitifOon ut Portland. Kur tin
I fii-Mt time In NeviTal wuxoiim the
l Wehfooter helieve tin y, have inure j
than an rvi-n chain e to detent the j
illlfdlleH, f
Oregon' ynuiiK hnphouiore team ,
. )i-ariied iiiui h In Mm Stanford de
I leal, and there Ik a KiowiiiK confi
dence umontr roadie- and player.
fit'eKon in Hm 3 to ii victory over)
Willamette ii ii I vc i si tV at Sah'in '
hint Haturduy, revealed u puwer
ful ritrtnitiK altiicl; developed nimtt
tin- -urdliial tilt.
j Tin- Iumm uf lave Mawon, half-j
hack who was injured In ncrim-
liiUK' laHt fti'i'k, weakened tin
hackfield temporarily, hut John J.
MVKwan. I)ed roach. Iielicven he
will he aldii to lit tuK,ther a com-
Itlnatlnii of hackrt eniully as strong
itn the lir.st. Tin' haekfield Is still
In an expi-rlnnnlal sIiikc and
ieOiK- If in in II, John Kllziii IP r. '
I I'll Woodie, fuller (.mild. "harles
' Williams and Itoh' Itnhinson all
' have in-arly an eiiial chance to
Ineak irilo the first HlriitK-
' This Week's practice Ik IjcImk de
' voted to the perteeilon of an of-:
i fenslve for (In- Washington Kame. j
' On tin; .defensive prnKrain, the
( super varslly will he Kiven a i t
'of Washington plays to work
t. i7 Ai' Seals Wnd Up the Coast!
J-eague IJaseoall with a
1) to 3 Win over Sacs
I he ma (Kill of one- ana i list t In- varsity.
for notable service
ME
GASOLINE
hy at h'(i.
luiichdow n.
There Is no pnsil Iv
year H Kaiues, hut the Mac-Ill sqiia
has thi'i-e st 1111)1,' poliiis In Its
tfavt.r. l-'irsl, It Is a veteian eleven
dciftidlntf ( championNhlp; recind,
ll hum en d a defeat at I my I on,
Wash., Inst I'YIday Hint was hard
to take and up! to inspire the I'tnn-
illla lads In redoubled effort; and,
third, the K"n" will be plnyed at;
Millnn-l'iecwater. with the Mac-Ill
Irani having nil of the advantage
in playifu; nn Its own k'l'ldiion with I
a preponderance nT speclalnl'H
bonstiliK for It.
I'lcnly tf I'lactii'o
HflWi'ViT, In spite of these Odd.l.
the I. a t Jiauih' eleven Is llllder
Kolnt; some heavy practice I his
week anl will not K" to Mlllon-l-'reeu
ad r expect Iiik to hand the
Mame lo the chumploiiH on n plat
ter. "Just because Mcl.auKhlln
hiuh w mi the I'jiHti-rn (treiton fool
hall rhampionship last
the year before Is no r
rZZvKMANUEL WINS
FROM LOU MAN
IN POUT LAN I)
17
liv ih-m M .1. Ncularnl
Assix i;itcd I Yens Snorts Writer)
HAN I-" It A Nl 'IS i, (let. 1 7
(AT) Tor tin- si-Vi'iiTli tiino In the
j".r yi-ain existi-nce of the circuit,
(the San I'ljinclsco S'-als are chum-
plnllN Of the I'acilic coast h-aKlie,
While 7,tMHl pel'MUIIS looked on
yeHleiday. t hev flints lied t he pi-n-
i imnl in a MiiashinK M-U vicl to y
j over Sacrtiineiitu, played mi the
i Sinators' home grounds at Moreiiuf
i'ark.
! Yesterday's kmiiio WIih derided in
I the seven t li innlriK when a Seal
' tally produced five runs on four
hits and an error. It Kavc tin' San
iM'aneisco team a bulne in the
woririK oluiun while tin- S naturs
Could do nothiuK in the last thne
f lames.
Itoy Johnson. fleet Heal b-ft
fii Idi r. started tho fin-works with
a borne run thai M-nt I tick .Moudy,
pitcher, home alnad. Al (Jonld,
starling on the mound lor Sacra
mento, and 'loc" Crandail, who
' ndieved ! if ii in the seventh, wi-ie
iboth knocki'd'out In that frame.
Thf sixth contest ol the 'cham
pionship play-off of the winners oi
the IWO halves Ol" the Spill sr;isnll
decided the issue. Sail I'Vaiiriscrt
; took a lead in the aeries three to
ilwo with a Jfi-3 win over the se-
ond hall' champions last Sunday.
1 Tin Maine was played ai San l-'ran-)
cisco before a crowd of l.'i.fihv
persons.
i Tremendous hilling nn the part
J of the Seals, nearly uhIuk up the
) I S;M'i'a nto plu-hhur Hiaff, featured
r-iiltVAl.l-IS. On-., Oct. 17
IfAl'i The Oregon State colleKe
I foot hat I team will travel to I'ull
: num. Wash., w here tlii-v take on
4 WfishlnKton Slate Saturday Jn the
i 'ohki ' honu-coititnir eontesl. The
M'oiiKai'K ami Inavers both have
hopped one ciiiifeji-n'-e till aph-rc !
.so lar this season so a loss to '
either team Saiurday will mean j
eliiiiination from conference run-
n in km. " j
!' roach r u J. Schtssler of the)
fJiaiiK'-iiicn nays he expects the,
hardest batt le of the season on
Sal ardav.
A H hough the rantfi-men luid a 1
double-header In I'ortlnnd Satur- '
day w it Ii 'ol urn Ida and Tacti le
the Orange coach has bej-n work- f
itig his men against CouKar plays,
lor the past two weeks. , I.onnfe '
Htiiier, ( n-aligc line coach, who -
scouted the Washitiifion Stute-l'al-
iiornia mix at Iferktdev. remarked
on his ri turn home that the '
Orangcuicn ere in for a touuh j
time Saturday and that the battle j
should he u leal vlone one. Stiner j
had ph nty of praise for the Cou- ',
Kar hackfield. I
nn itsn.w ii:o.it.is
The Natiuriitl Hroadiasting com
pany progi am for Thursday night
foliyw s: tl, republican politics;
7::io to s::io, standard hymphony
hour: S : to H;3, grand pperit
album: U : :M to in, .Maxwell con
cert; la to I i. dance music,
KOO -Oakland ( :t 4. 1 hi-7 M'kc
U, Mi''; ii:;in. druggists' hour;
SiamiHi'd Oil prof:iam; snto im,
Mif.
KO.MO Seattle Cl't't. I m-'i 7 nkr)
i. NM'; 7, concert 7 N I i ';
f(::io, orchestra; H, ' I'.I '; I" to l'Jrlia
varied program.
KNX I. os Angeles ( SJiH.iUii-fi'iu"-
kc) tl, string iiubilit; 7. teuton
pt ogram; X, violin a ad piano;
courtesy program; 1 'I to 1 , dan'e
music,
K V A - San Kiancisco (:::.:'." m-
', deino4'ta
i program;
music; lo
CtC.l.'Jm-
ertain-
DON WILLIAMS
HEADED FOR
ALL AMERICA
' l he series. The S
!i2 base hits for t In
, the Senators poste
' Despite counter
(ions (he uuiiics
approximately M
three played in
d out
while
als poundi
six games
I n total ol 7a.
sporting allrac-iii-ew
a total of
an persons. The
San Francisco
the Meeoud round ol his schednl
six round bout with Sam Warren.
year and j Karl Iteehc .topped Steve Oore
asun why with inn- punch in the first round.
they have claim to it for life," he'aild Sam Kllby look Die decision
lhi way Coach It. W. 'hrislle sums 1 over Hilly Mrei-dlove in the other
ll "i. j foiir-rouiider.
"However." he ConlllllleH, "If Wi I
expect 10 be COIlleudeiH for tile I
champinu'dilp we've got to put our j I'arls says that skins snntiM be
noses (O the K'tOdstotie. I belleVtt' 4 centimeters from the groutul.
I'f (Tl,A Nl i, Ore., Oct
A riuaud Km an yet, Sail Krancis-
co heavyweight, yum a I'l-nnind
d ision over- I'eie Lohmaii, Toledo.
O., in the main event here last
night . The ( "a litornlau's superior
boxing abilily u as mainly respon
sible tor his victory over Ills rug
ged Opponent. The feature of tint
card was the six-round stini-liiial
between Salem's two fast feulher
weights, T ddy Kox and l-ablie (Ira
ham. Kox'm ' cleverness w on him
the dccinu. Hauling (ob. Marsh-!
field lger, He-nl down and out In'IIVlH 1)11 KiiOCKOUl
n'j . After lilood Gift
totaled
LMi.i'dO,
! The Reals won their first
' mint in I'mm.I, and others in
-1 th 7. i'.ilv. ifi'a and j ;ir.
atleudauce of about
I !" I ;i
I .OK AN'C.KI.KS. Oct. 1 7 ( A I) I
I 'on Williams, specincular I'ni-
versity of Soulherii ' California,
ipiarterback. anil believed headed, I
even I his early In the season, by J
many for an all-American hert h,
has chalked up a total of 377 yards'
Tor tiie three irumeH he lias playen
this fall, l-'or this total In- carried
tin- ball time, his av rage hehitf ;
i.U yards per play. j
In Southern ralifurnia'H last
game, that w It h St. Mary's here
Saturday, Williams piled up K.7,
yards in ll'l tries' for an average of
4.7 yanjs par play.
Against Oregon State the week)
previous he accounted for Hi I
yards, an average of 4.0 yard! pep
play, while, in the Trojans' open. 1
big game uf the season with I'tah '
State, the dynamic ouarterback
averaged N.4 yards in 14 tries.
a;c C; li, program; '
politics: T : :t studh
Or. I'lauip'tt; : i.
to 1 1'. (kl'nce pi-ogram.
KKWH Hollywoo.l
;ti'kc il. iiullil.l; l::tn
is; 7, orchesira; progiam; la to
I 1, dalice music.
Kf;ltt" - San Kranclsco 4'.4!in
tiiiokr) ti:;tn, music; s, concert; o.
AmoHand Atnly: ,1": H' .li I - : J "f. orchestra.
K IOA --Seatt le (447.:.in-(;7"kc)
fi, t.raVel service; (;:;:'. drui-gists'
hour; S. 4-11 club program;
book chat : ' to I , lion I dour
hour.'
K:W -Portland ( -I !i 1 in-C 1 oUc)
fl, NM': l!:;d, illuner music; 7. va
ried program: 7::io to Hi, MSt'; l.a.
sleepy lime progiam; U to i '2,
dunce" iiolic. .
K l'( t San l-'rancisco ( 42 J.IIiii
"lnlicl ti. music; '7, business talk;
7:15, varied piogram: s;:a, violin
recllal; t H to U'. Mil'.
K II g-- Spokane OI7 ..Jnt-S l"Ue)
, Nlli": :;ii, music; 7::iu, Nil ' ;
in to orchestra.
. KOI - Portland ( 1 Hi in lukc )
H, pipe organ; i:;a, driluglsts hour;
7:3", orchestra; !t, Olson hour:
RADIO'S OUTSTAND
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DEVELOPMENT
SPAKTON
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( SI II NTIHC inumph il
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HIAK ill. SPAKI'll I'.'l (M.VAt
P fell ll
CARR FURNITURE CO.,
INC.
lu:3u lo IJ. dance frolic,
, Kl-'l l.ps Angeles -1 liS.fwM-i -4'-
!. if, Nlii'; 7, symphnnrtte
! polilic!
ii::io. Maxwell hour; 7, pro
to S, farm prognmi.
N I
;:i", !
TO IMXITK COMMVXIKT
l.li'IA. Italy, Oct. 17 (AH)
! Michele Hella Magglore, a Cotll
! inuiiist convicted a f assassinating
j two fascist i, has been sentenced to
! execution by a firing suimd. Not
'only is he tin first to be condemned
i to deathttn Italy since IHOa but tils
ing iniurte.!; H';H'i, piano execution will be In the form usu-
iial; 11 to IJ. orchcslrn. ; ally r-served for wartime traitors
KOA lienver :iLT..:iin-,.i-''ikc) 1. I or niilitaiv offenders. -
KIJ.l I.on Angeles ( -f I'.'. S in -7 .Hi
ke) ll.; 1 music: 7, courtesy pro.
;;niin: !'. symphony; Hi to I dance
inn ic.
K K t.V - Long I teach t :'4 l.Mn
1 2 -lake 1 7. cluuies; 7:.!o, varied
pi ogram : studio frolic; I if, I la-
Itnt H's a safe bet that Home
ler lii (hit country will wear
at 41. just to be different.
flap-
Standard oit company or California '
Mac can bent, but not without
work and co-operation from every
man on the I. a Ornnde Hipuid. Mac
Ill has a good team and it Is more
experienced I lit t ours. calendar. In hni. from now
Many Tout-1 1 ;iinicM ' jail of theiu are crucial, with Ih
l'tHfffHHlllTVTeTIIFhr!!r7T'pTflffeil exception of the AValla Walla mix
at tin- Mao-Ill game, but thai Is which will have no hearing mi the
lint Die only "Crucial'" one on thejKaslein On-iton race.
OMAHA. Neh.. Oct. 17 (AP)
After submitting In a blo'od trans
fusion early yesterday which may
be the means of saving his til
er's li'le, l'n ddy Penn, is, Omaha
fighter, stepped into a 'ouncil
Hlulls, la., ring last nihl and in
Hie last round ol his hont knocked
his opponent down four times, vin-
t-'MS nini; i he Unlit.
! Penn gave more than : half pint
of hi nod to his mot In -r, w ho has
been near deat h since Sai m day.
The t ran si list on cost I'lidd pre
cious poundage in his boxing match
and he entered the ring 13 H
pounds lighter than Clarence Merg
er, his opponent. Freddy's mother
was reported improved today.
NIGHT FIGHTS
'Tfyetvs ftfo (gridiron
-4i'. ,1
UNION" PERSONALS
I'NHlN. Ore. (Spi
Mis. Jacob Knhle
t heir hoiin- here
Si.-nding the last ti
Lake I'ity visiting
ihe L. H. S. confen i
ial Mr. and
returned to
Friday after
days in Salt
ud attending
e. Mrs. Her-
ompanied them on
lless havp
lu-re after
friends 111
d last
r alter
nioii
H-yl.
t he trio.
Mr. and Mrs. A. .
returned to their honu
visiting relatives and
Idaho for a week.
Mrs. Carrie Sturgill return
wek lo In-r home in Hakei
spending several w d k.v
looking afl r her prune crop.
Mrs. Mvrtle Chni- left Saiurday
bv aillu for Seattle where she will
spend u two we-ks vacation. She
was accompanied as far as Port
land by her toother. Mrs K. W.
Muttox. who will isit i flat ives and
liemlH there.
Mrs. Amelia Hintt
Week to her home In
ing in Ogdeii. I t ;i h.
nioii! h.
Mr. and
My Tin AsncintMl Press ;
M Inneaiiolls K imr Tut, Minne
apolis. outpointed Milly Petrolic, I
Fargo. N. I .. (HO. Hick Daniels, !
Minneapolis, outpointed Norman
Wilson. Tacoma, Wash.. !). I
New York Lou Moscowitz. New.
York, slopp' d Dominic Pelrom. I
New York Hi). , ;
Most on Tiger Jack Pnyne. New I
York,,, outpointed .Krnic Sclinaf, '
Moston HO. ,
Canlon. it. K. O. f'hristner, Alt-,
run. O., and I'rank Wine. Montana,
drew HO. Mosy MosaHes. Mex
ico, outpointed Jim Slunm, Mar
bertoii. O.. Oi. j
Cincinnati Freddie. Miller. Cin
cinnati, outpointed Andy Strhma.
Pittsburgh. (HO. Joe I.ockhart,
Kvans ille, I ml., stopied I nnlh y ,
Ming. Cincinnati (').
New Haven. Conn.- Kid Kaplan,!
Meridt n. Conn., onipointed Mi uce (
l- lowers. New ItOChelle. N. V. (10). i
Portland. Me. Jack Mrltton, J
New York, outpointed Laddy Leo.
Portland HO.
I .os A ngele.K Younjr National-
isia, Filipino, knocked out Johnny
Torres, Los An gel cm (I). j
Indianapolis Malic liuth. Louis
ville, 'and Henry l.enard, Chicago, J
drew (HO. Jackie Iteynolds. Mun
cie. Ind.. and I'rankie Frisco, Chi-I
cao, drew (S). Windy Meyers, j
Cim'innat I, out pointed Johnny lln
sinner. Chicago Oi).'
r t urned ' last
le after visit
tor t he last
Mrs
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
( 1 I KaUuu Ujc U- qMiiKoil baU&iA, tklA, Fall cutc 'uv
unli. he, thyt6 La bXLn the
ni . r -ii ud"-
nruuc eioK. urui coutu tat ryana
ru..l-. ii i r..l i. ... rii j, . - -u-rvu- i
.Ill A I Ll' .- tl L ,
a. in UieScxitli.
0. JJexuiarui in tkeVUtit
and GlunW J. JieA , &vian. bell, TiiA Vcrabunx Qiui UJ. 12. Kuvai in tKt
aal uruixruy (yuifixu ihru4. of the Carypxuy. JUcu J.tjould,
Qfr&uA AfxrxUi- tAdox, loUL covea, iftorw or the oohiwuxjutv aimed'.
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La Grande
Evening Observer
' - 'jj ' --L.-mf-irjj-u
lift mfM
C.eoif-e A. Srihird
I are enioytng a visit with their son,
j Dale, who arrived here last week
J from San Francisco. Mr. Sri bird
) is employed bv the Standard Oil
company.
Mrs. Lona McLaughlin and two
sons, Ward and Ivan, returned
Tuesday t tln ir home in Alliance.
after spending tin last lwoj
vtsitiliK at l he home of t heir
r and sist. i. Mis. KcX
ol Nort h I nioii.
Kiliih Phy and daught-r I
t. leit Mmnlay (
I aumwivi s (;i:r iioxoits
COH'MMLV. Mo. (AP) Five
Missouri farm women are lo be
designated "master farm home
makers" and receive gold pins
s mbollzing the distinction; Selec
tions will he made during the an
nual Farmers' Week at the I'niver
sity of Missouri.
Neh.
Weeks 1
danihti
'Liinhl.'
Mrn.
Martar
Fn ion
home
i-O't land
of IlllgH
I iriiVrr, W h i e
mom ll vtdi in g
their daughter and
Paul K. Sp.-nc-r. m e
Hert Kuiclil nuU- r
l'hnn ing mil!, ' mi
Ttlesd.i i e enim; ! n
w here he shinn ! a carload
Saturday.
Mr. ami Mrs. Harold 1 yiu h. who
have been making tlieir home at
Win lock, Wa-di,, rn ed at t'nion
Friday tor : visit unli in r mother.
Mrs. S. I. Lap. Tlnv evpect to
have In tWO Week-J lor I.ewiston.
Llalio. w h. re 1 V v w Ut spent! the
winter. Mr. Lvieh is tiipl.tve-.l
by the Stentrim t oust i uetion
company. Mis Lynch, h. 'ere her
tnarri.iise. wan Mivs Miblt. . llaiuht.
Mr. A. O Pu. Id
bilMiiess in Maker Fnd iv.
Alter being I'll, d down luring
H' "Uinmei- mouthv the Inion
Flouring mill has again started
opei a! ing da v a ml intk
Mil I'ranc. s c. Tatltean. who
has owned and opernt.-d the Fran
ci ? Iteautv shop In re I r some
t line, expects lo leave lie tatter
part of tins w eek or I h- first of
next tor Maker wtv ie vie has ac
cepted a portion wiih Hie Marm-it
Meauty shot
L. A. Wiight. name commission
er, rel tuned I'rnlav fiom Port land
where he spent several days on a
combined business and pleasure
trtp. He was nccom pa n led on the
trip bv Mis Stella Levy. Mrs.
Maty Falun and Man lb ub-iman.
11 jptfl
i
i
i'
will sin-mi
IM.' tli'lil.'
The Aviator
Absolute dependability
is aviation's first law
and that is why I use
dependable Champion
Spark Plugs.
Champion it the bettrr spark plug
bccaui it hai an xiiu'vc
mantte Insulator ip '
cially trrutcj to with
I ! ManU the much higher
temperatur ? uf the
modern hih'Cvmpr(f
ion ensinc. Alwancw
patrnttd nlij copper
gatkrt'tral that rcmaim
abwlutrly KJ-tifht un
dcr hiifh comprcttion.
Sjxxial analit clcc
trinJct which auure a
heJ kpjrL-K'p unJcr
all driving condition.
Champion
SptvlCPtigs
To4k, Oki
Dependahtt for Bvtry Enfln
To the 5000
who; daily become
ovners of-tlie
new Ford car
tllE service olilinliou of tiie
Fori) Motor Coiupiiiiy ami its
dealer orgtiulzution is now grow
ifij! at tiie rate of ."iOOO earg a day.
It is to tlie.se new elir owners that
this message is addressed.
The new Ford is a reniarkalilv
fine ear for tine that costs so little.
It is simple in (Icsiirii, constructed
of the finest materials, and hnilt
to unusually close measurements.
These are the reasons it per
forms so wonderfully. These are
also the reasons its scrice re
(iiiremcnts are so few and the
lip-keep cost so low.
When you rcceie your new
ear, the dealer vill explain the
simple little things that should lie
attended to at regular intervals
to insure the hesl performance,
lie will also tell you something of
his own facilities for dniiH; this
work promptly and at small cost.
With the purchase of your car.
yon are entitled to Free Inspec
tion Service hy your dealer at
"(H). 10(10 and l."00 miles. This
service is due you and we urge
you to lake full adiantagc of it.
Proper care du.-iiig this hrcakini;
in period mean a great tleal to
ihe life of our car.
Included in the Free Inspection
Service is a check-up of the hat
tery, the generator charging rate,
the distributor, the carburetor
adjustment, lights, brakes, shock
absorbers, lire inflation and steer
ing gear. The engine oil is also
changed and chassis lubricated.
. IVo charge whatever is made
for labor or materials incidental
to this inspection service, except
when; repairs are necessary be
cause of accident, neglect, or
misuse.
The labor of changing the
engine oil . and lubricating the
chassis is ulso free, although a
charge' is made for the new oil.
We believe that when you see
the good effects of this inspection
you will continue to have it done
regularly throughout the life of
your car.
You will find the Ford deuler
very helpful in keeping your ear
in good running order for many
thousands of miles at a minimum
of trouble and expense.
He operates under close fac
tory supervision and has been
specially trained and equipped to
do this work promptly, thoroughly
and economically.
Ford Motor Company