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Saturday, December 8, .1028. LA GRANDE' EVENING OBSERVER 100,000 Models . Of Nash "400" Are Marketed KHN'OSITA, , Wis., Pec. 9 Rp t rnf lv to the liccompanimcnt of wildly Mown whUtitles and rlnK!i , j-hpfw. Hie lnO.tlootu Nah '4iMt" rolled off the production line nt ! ?he KemiNhn, WRs.. plant of tho ninpaiiy, ulthou the "4(KI" w- i ll's w;ih only ftnmiinced June 21t, The hundred thtnuntindth "401" i Ih an ndvani-ed ox Amlm.HHndor i:i model, nnd after InK nhnwn In . i kf nohii wan shipped to the W:ir f,.1 i-i'ii Nash eorporailtn. New York i ah illstrihuiorM, here a recep b Hon and linranV riowtn Fifth avenue .'? w:ih nrmnned In itsthonor. n C. Nash and; other fnctnrv ifflclals were 'prewrit to extend an j?. 'nthiiKlaxtle WPlcnntfe to thin hln- tory-mnklnK car. ', A ltdsiril Hifaker In 'rxpressdm his - great Kratift- eaiinn over this niM'timplinhinent, Mr. Nash na id: "Our; men are cer tainly to lie C(iiiRratMated on this engineer! UK, product (on and sales ret'ord. It eclipses Jy thousands and thousands of carsjall our prev ious accomplishments -"The 40(J' Ik n ret'ord-hreaking motor ear. It has vrm the hcnrli of motorists nil over the World in a most convincing imnnner. (hit jy'only problem has len to produce 3 the cars to meet the' demand. We coulrt have sold thousands more if TEXACO MARKETING FACILITIES I HEALTH , ! He Makes Anything Fireproof I'ANTir.ti v.-AXCii:H(US I ! I Paid for one auto ac cident within 4 days of the date of acci dent, through the La Grande Insurance. Agency. Insure where claims are paid promptly. La Grande Insurance Agency R. V. Copwy tl'tn t An xi V jPf"'. 5Trprv 1 I I WIIWlJ,. " lis J g.J .M-UAJUiv; Top photo sliows the lTensty-fJMrge service station, nter )lctai,c Is of tho hulk dlstrilmthig plant of Tim Tcxn.s comimny, and lower photo hIiown tlio service station of the llayle Oil com pany I ho Largest galionagti station In lOittcrn Or4gon. ' - we had had them to sell during the peak buying Benson. 'But we have not allowed '400 popularity to tempt us to relax the care which we have nlways exer cised to nee that every ca r we build is right. "We have built into the new '400' , new featnrcH of desirability which are not found In other cars the "new twin Ignition motor. Salon bodies, and the like. The public has fotfnd in it the kind of a car they always wanted to own, one that duplicates at moderate prices the quality and attractiveness of the most expensive motor cars built today. j "When the first MOO was built, T said, 4It has been the ambition of my career" to build euch- a c;h The best engine may suffer great harm if its owner is not awake to its simple needs Don't Rip Van Winkle VrTwl TTtirrino One of these needs is regular that, good engine te8ting of the ag oa Filter. Dirt in oil means wear. That is why yon should have the Oil Filter on your car tested regularly. An AC Renewal Cartridge mates it as good as new. Ve do the testing without charge. We sup. ply the Renewal Cartridge if required. ' DALE COX "Auto Electric Sendee" ' r - 1425 Adams Ave. ' Easy on Your Starter SHELL "400" GAS- Good for Your Motor Try a TanTifiil Today! LA GRANDE FILLING STATION KUHN & ZWEIFEL Corner Jefferson and Hemlock on Wallowa Highway l VlIAONOSi;i IN! JtAI.YSlS MOST IAXt roKM nj imiiiii ii. ri(, is. . infnntilo patulysln is nn .inftv tio.iH ami coniniunioiiltla diou! (muximI liy tin invuxion of th ('t,n- trnt -ni't'voiM orKitns the Hpinu ronl hihI bruin- of a minute, ml rrmirK.iniHni, 'I'tie virus nmy b locntiMl in tioalihy pcj-nona. Th mucous ntMiihnin of the now ixmi throat of healthy pcrsiins Imvins' been in (Inuite rontiiol with am to ons of Infantile pnnilyiiH may bfcome con t a rn i na t et w 1 h t ' t ho v I ri ii n tl juioh oontaininatoil poisons, with oui fiillintf ill tlioin.solVft. may oonvoy tlio inftotion to other per sons, -'hlofly ohlhln-n, who detto"p the dtftifiHe. Korttinutoly, at least 60 to Srt poi' cent, or oven nioro, of inll iduals infoott-t with tho microorKanlsin do not (b'Vi'lop jmralysis in any form.. In Hon u of thorn thero will bo a hiKh teinperatnro with u soio throat or uTisal sx-mjitoins of a K't"-tro-intostina (liaturbanoe of a few 1'k d. nation, followed ,by coin ploto rocovery. Those iindtaKnonod caHt-a uii', 'Iiovpw, the most dan-' eroiiB easi'H, inwifar as the pub! to is eoncerned, because they uro poten tial spreaders of the disease, often continuing their usual eontftot wit h other children throughout their Ki ll ess." Having gained entrance to those easily accessible parts of the body, as I now know the '400' to be. "My estimate of this car has now ben Confirmed by public judg ment. It is ono of the greatest successes the motor car industry ever has seen.' Looks 20 Years Ahead To Meet Traffic Needs WAPKINGTOM (AP) Forecast ing the trend oC highway traffic de velopment in each state to give nn accurate basis upon which to build roads where nnd when they will ho needed in tho next two decades has become an important function of the United States bureau of pub lic roads in its cooperation with tho states, Tlin hiivonn Tina alrAn.lir nnnnA- Maine, Now Hampshire, .Vermont, Pennsylvania and Ohio, ; in the making of surveys to provide a scientific rond building program for -each, state. Sinco historical traffic records are unavailable in most states, a mathematical system has been de vised to forecast the state's traffic a decade or two ahead of its pres ent development. Tlio increase in motor vehicle registration in a state brought un der investigation is considered tho function of tho increase in popula tion and the increaso in ownership of motor vehicles in proportion to tho population, measured by (he number of persons per motor vehi cle. The growth In motor vehicle registration in proportion to popu lation appears to follow the growth of population, according to tho road bureau's forecasters, Tho trend Is along the linos of nn early growth slow in number of vehicles, but rapid in the Increase, follow ed by a gradual docrens in tho rat of growth. Several rolling pin throwing contests have been staged this fall. How do they manage to get all the husbands to pose? Cal's Cousin "J&,r Er I t .'V tVt ' I f if Ernwt M. Cooliripe of Yarnell, VW , is a cousin of the president, but he's far from bring the jphynx like Indfvidusl hi fsmous eoufln in. In Tact Krnet has won th chafnplonshtp fn his commnnity for cow-cuilitiK. He's thown In the act of "ko-bo"f-s!-liiii:' while htildlnfE the fli:unpiuii"liip prize a silver fowbell p,eeiild by the lilu Vl ley Creamery Institute of Chlcayo. r I t v v . KM - i s adults nr nooit1bto to Irifati tile, tlie opldem e. Your eVilbireii, betn(j para lysis. Young chlldten are id oft' susceptible, generally., speaking. I haft older ones; but no ago can be said to be absolutely insusceptible. Vhere sovorul children exist l(i u family or In u group, one may Jbo-1-61110 pHi'utyzed Itilo t he ot Iry-rs escape atiogolhei' or develop an rtiMite illness without paralysis, iim such slight and .fleeting paraixis as to bo ditnoult of dolectloti. VJic li K tit or abortive cusoh. us they aire culled, indicate a renter gt'iteipil susceptililliiy than has been r-otng-, nied ami their discovery prmiisif, to have Inr-reactiing cineiuent u? $ in respect to tho inotuis einplov,., most suscpiihie, a'. e. kitVst. in th'ilf own homo Burroitirii!ini;s. f ' . : NKWjPKWli ;it,yN. H, (AP) Kishenj,pn hrr,vre not supersti tious. , j.-lshhiK. ' puntes for horned loutroducU.(l nt m)fnl(tnt in two pomltf in at.nutery. aro not un cooirnnn. ' tX- or eradicate t w HEX PittshHt'uh Ituvcitu P w Hochstetter, a Pittsburgh scientist, haa BimouiKCd that he has perfected a solution by whicli clothinK, RUer or nnV ma'erla cai he made ttroproot by merely t routing tho material thot-ewtth. lie is shown here demon! rating his invention, witli a newspaper, jw viously ticatcil, which vctusea to burn. rnultlptlcatton of the virus oc triere, following which, precen'tage of cases, it penetratesj tors the body the Interior o( the skull. urs. with in a small j Whether or not tro virus over on to the brain and spinal cord by way of the lymphatic channels that onnect the upper nasal membrane in any other way unknown, : Individual susceptibility varle Not all children and '.relatively V jto Until the spread of the disease. Fortunately, only 41 vt-fy hj ,iall number of the ntt netted nro,' left severely ami holple.isly eviV pled. Lamentable as It Is that over one ' should be so affected, it is. t ievei.1 jtholess. a reassurance to knof ihM so nuiiiy rooovor aHogethet-, and 1 that so much of what, appenr 3 to be permanent paraK-wis dtsapif ears In lime. 1 f r There l-xlsts ht rresent Ino sa,fo method of preventio innoc ulatVon or vaccination n.idj no pra-tic: Vhle method of specll'ici trentmerit. he prevention of the, diseastt n, tut,' be accomplished through general ani tray means; recovery from tlVo di sease Is a spontaneous prbces'i that can be greatly 1' assisted 'by, 'proper medle.il and surgical careL Tho disease Is seen 1 jijrmt com monly In late summer ole.d In the fall of tho year. Kvery c v so should bo reported to the heal! hi authori ties, who in turn will 'Inform the public of the number if vases in . Kai-; rhubarb ran .be hatllry 'growora who have more than enough plants oulside to supply taeir needs for the spring and summer,, crop, by digging up the phuits at this time of year and focrinv them in a shed or cellar, "ovordltlg to A. Ci. TtOUM'uet, pro fessor of vegetable gardening at tle Oregon State roIloRo. l-'or best yrowth tight Is almost totally ex. eluded from these sheds, and some ' artificial beat is provided to Veep the temperature between 50 to t degrees. About SO days Is remiired from the timo the roots are ptit into the cellar until stalks are large enough to be pulled. Further do tails of this work can la; obtained from tho department of horticul ture, at tho college. Honey combs, stored Inside, are fumigated to prevent Infestation by wax moths. Carbon bisulfide or sulfur fumes have proved effective In tho control of wax moth. Car bon bisulfide Is Inflammable and is Ineffective whore the tempera ture is below 00 degrees I- In combs that are stored outside dur ing tho winter the moths remain dormant while It is cold, and if freezing temperatures avo reached thev nuiv be killed. flndN tlm iv. ,tho community ami the Jwewrlty of pertinent station. -V- 5 "We -Want A BA Eveiybody wants a Studehakcr ! No matter what the price class - -the Dictator, the Commnader, the President Eight --the Studebaker has de monstrated its superiority so perfectly with 126 world's records for stock cars that "We Want a Studebaker For Christmas" is the spoken or un spoken desire of practically every family from coast to coast. You Can Have One For Christmas! To muke possible the most unusual Christmas your family over Vnew with a new Studebaker delivered on Christmas morning we offer special payment terms from now until Christmas ONLY. 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