La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 05, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text'.-si tV .It Mi T Pare Etsrht Saturday, January 5, 1920. CHAKGE GRAHAM 'Tennessee Now TRUCK TO DODGE : Studying Road Curing Tests Commercial Cars, Buses and Motor Coaches Ke named by the Makers GARAGE GOSSIP Two Members of The Hudson-Essex 1929 Lines . A . fit- SIKMl'HIH. Tenn., (Al'l The mom comprehensive aeries of con crete nnven.ent curing testa yet 1 undertskcu we under nay on Uiet road between .Memphis unu om- i Trucks, buses uud looter coaches mervllle, Tonn.. to provide an out- built by IfcMtfP' itroilwis under Hio or laboratory for roud curing tum ol OnUiaai Mralaai me to liroiileii)s. ie known In future , The bureau ol public roads is trolOws IrucUs, busses and uiotor' co-operating vdLh the Tennessee noaco, ftcnonllug to ua announce- 4partuirut ol blgnwuya una pun uirid just umde by oak-inn ol (lie He oi k Ip the Investigation, 1 V.wbso. esys I- '. H.n.Ui. local -which ban been planned to include 1 l.rucUCU.iy every curing Hieiuui : Two. liny Kuiilcliaker .1 Ham l.ltcli, of Hmerprlse, pur chased a Htudebuker sedan from I the M. J. Joss garage IrrMhl city, j l-i. .1. t ravens of i-a Orande; bought u Hiuuebaker lhl from, Itio local dealer tills week. (iurugo Interior Jlceoeaieil 'I'lie main room of the M. J. Ooss garage ha been redecorated and; present an attractive appearance, tire appearance. Tb'enilr tin.-now will le the 1 which bus received serious .on-1 ,,.,., i;:ni of 111 luulu.a and luecliallxe , 'cr'''on. incnt Inch .u ,o j.,,, .ou ini.u4H. ah i (m "r"i :m:li rv Hro.h n,rliu i Mlilfl(ianl method, eon.... of Jur Caiiwul Arris , A ne' rurlfmii or uutomllH iiun been unloaded ut tho local '.Udtf OH I dtlOUfWi. ono coach Uurutfo uiftt ram HaJter who , iprdl.iT ; to IW, for U!0 Uay r ? .til Tout u d and W " 1? be. k,,0,v'' 1'"r.- omi.urU.on with thl .anurd cur- i ' 'T' 2! ' "". fcuuortfOD, of the vuiver- rornpuny. U..H I f if u'oi lit i W tin i:.lii l iwiiK i.i.i. iuu. ,ollowo(. h-'.-two Inch earth cov Mier i.le rHoilH.i P4odu l.jllK ll(e uUwrtMn o, ,le road ha. Iir l'ort-tw modem of truck chan-, divided Into a nerlen of nee-, jiotoni c al. Willi wheeiliuneB of lid lu ISO Hone, each ooimlmlnK of a day'B i " ' ; ' lA Onitide hcadquiirur of the ' l.i.tHlnir' I it.lllltlmi lllillll' II'TIM f UUUMUU1 ' I'euriUK M i.n.-M m, ':. i hiKhly pclulied tou are compuny. i C ,,l.e.l l.y the peclBl .eqiUpiNrm! Wot l.url.p I ued wldly. but. , ( ,..nU or ,. company. . ... ., J- iTSt-W Sr. , W ' " j j Do.Ikb llrmhcri. liavo bwil bulM- . he applied. Home comururtion en- A carload of now- Wlilppem in; molor coanho. Olid bu.e. for! Klneer apply wet burlap U houw, ""loaded Ihb. weelc at the lelllnKH j tt, 1u.Ml five yea,.. '1'hoi.M.udH are other. 48, 73. or DO bourn without, ' "nlt Kara-u. 'I wo Ke.l tit Je l,,,luy. In city aud liil.nirbuii , rurther cm-ln. OtherK uw " 'I che were Included In , li-neportatlnn llm-- from coual In i craft. Kodlum Kilh ate, anphaltlc . '"e Mllpmcnt. . u.aHi. lu Kelrolt ulone, c.acheii omulelon. calcium chlorbl.-, coal i llullt in the LodKe phmtH have bee.. et earth or tar paper. Kacl. Jlr. Kyrm ll.., Or ',pemtel vlilually 3fi.UOn.Ooo ...lie of tl.eo metlio.U will he IcHted , Hoy hyern. of rove. Ih ll.e owner 1 V-r ine i-lty'k- trcet. The line l. . i.n.l.r -Imlh.r c..lltlon and '.'" nw Chevrolet pureba-,! from ! I "U1I ViWliru " j " ' uvviiiiuii AUJKC- 1IIIK , riyVQn?M of the vui'Iimin trout ek. . uiftitri. J - - J I liMtuJlcd olwi'viuluiiii an to tm-Ap- Wri IIiijh 'iiiw , hiiiniility. wlml wloclty, ' "? ward, or tho l;uHtrrn Or Travel Boom On i. ') A i hor. j Mind Khwi Fuir lttilMluic I'lTinlU for UiiirlKtM' ttUtomohUt'i - PA.V KKANClHt'O (Al) Tlii dtr rtiffiiHui, rum-wjifc'l fkum the I'nlttd KlutM iitftrJnjr 1 KKVPtJun liulldlnx. Juki rointilnlnif bnikvH, foui-Hiicril" rrunKiiltwfftui nil, profliK of owiiniiwIrK ut MfucUon of fliAiniwliilt!' TnfSr-" Hiwl cur typn uml purlur courlien, Jntonmtlonal hoiindnry nolntn dur-' nnllonai cpOHltlnn lioro In iHH, in fu'tuiol hunt-M, Meri'liiinlH KprtMH, j injr (lie flrnt 11 montliH of l(ti!8 to-; lf Uiu rtiKfd to niuke mom for an VU, two ii tut thrcB ton tritcki. with thw cori-twpondinir tiriod of , AJi'.norlul iiuihcuiii In itlden fJuit; 1 017. wlicu -.JtUI pfriufU ivuro iM- 'purk. , HiHd, h own uii Inrri-axe of iipprou mutfly pr Ctnt, J All rouoli und trunk modflu nru MiHtrfd with nix-ny II ud or Mitclm, Uiui tiiLVM fourw iimm imiKi-iL four multdy - pr Cvnt. ; niltlonul brldiro, which mpuiih t1o M.wd truiifiiuIhMlouii ni-f UH.-.I uj N4-v liruuHwU-Jt'ii Kood roadii at- Ht. Crblx.rlvur botwBen f'ululH. M.. fii mourn (roni uie uni-nnu-a-1 inu'lfd IU, tourlitK prtl from unci Ut. rkuphen linl Ih tlm princl yuurtfr ton upwut'd. , j t)u V'nlti d Htatcn u-itobm thu Jntor. pal jrut"wuy lo tho provlnrv. Coming- A NEW , Commander Six And Commander Eight With the most beautiful body styles, most luxurious equipment and materials, most astounding performance in all Studebaker history. . WATCH FOR THE NEW STUDEBAKERS! Automobile value made possible only by the Great Independent M. J. G0SS , Adams mid Fir GREATER HUDSON VlCTOHIA il K9 I.u, ore Included In tho line. ' run or npproxlmately 1,000 feet j tiu)H chryMcr vnen comumeu win. tin. vuriuun unu eacn curen in a uiu.-.em ........ ,0well Willlanieon ha purchased : body lyle and eiiulpmenl, near. ner. I ohryMler nedan from the local! rtiiloe, tirex. wheel, etc., they ex-1 (.'..rink-of concrete him been con-1 (,h f r (, w weekM ' f. ud to muny hundred of truck nldcrcd u hiKhly Important factor ,e(or , ' i l)l dell!ned lo meet more ilia..-In road conmr.irtlon, and it l a , , if., i r tent of ull Imullnir require-! point upon which highway ' Vent llcrrr In fllr muni. They rnnKe from the , neer buvo widely varied opinions, Vern A. Ilerry. of the OettliiK ! ueiei.ar.lK Kxprew. Ilifht delivery ! The Teniicxnee road "lf nd ilanlut Karaxe ut Unterprlno,' i Xr lo the heuvy.duty -.. truck. : u.e exprned to huvc- ai. Import u.t ,n t(j yullit.r,Uy , t(l(, i D3 ri'.-.s - t- -i, mi j mWvT TO ti.. TIRE SALES IN ITALY GAINING REPORT SHOWS ... . uui vnTfix' 1 API American automobile tire sales In Italy lilt a new hlKh mark In 1S. Sydney Hedeeker, consul at Naples, ' re ported to the department of com merce. 1 Italy Imported more A-iuerieun-made tires during the first six months of m'8 than durinc tho en tire previous year, which estab lished itself ns 11 record year up until that time. .The. fir'. lx months of the year, saw 432.700 tires imported as compared with 1 700 in the some period of 9i7. i:. d C0.200 in 1926. liesplte the marked irnlns record ,.a 1,, ih imnoris of American. made tires into Italy durl.u the . J put 1 year, r ranee coiuiuuru iu I place In the tire import trade. The I'nited Suites Kuined second pa.ee. however, disi.laclntf Oreat Uritaln which In former years easily rank ed second. While the American expurters trade Increased steadily during the early monlhs of the year. I'Vench and flernmn exporters showed u loss of their former trade In tires. The Victoria, long ostalilisliprl as a popular mndcl anions tho Creator Hu.lson Supcr-Sixos.tljia year tppcarH with a completely rJi'.:itrnwl lanly, iucorporatmu ull 1l.c Jinu'.s churacteristit' grace, nioiliKliuiwi'utifl color. TI10CnnvKrtil.il) Coupe, an l.s-cx t lialloiier, is entirely iujp-, Uoili ccgincH j;ivo greater upccd and power utli lc.-s fusi fonsnmption. , UKULJX AI') The former Im perial stubles and rldiiiK academy have been converted iuto Indoor, tennis grounds. The uulldlnK. di rectly behind the palace, has re mained empty while other Imperial liulldlnKs housed government bu reaus. The premier of Mumunla has Just discovered that an entire ran- Americas Have y 54 Per Cent Of World Highways The roiled Ktutea and Its nulifhv" tru in Vorth and Houtli Auiericj. '' have over 54 'r of the worid's roads una 4ove ot tae toiui run mw i.iiiaa between the Canadian and Medcsur , borders, acoordlnit to tjco. 6. Hrandenburu, manager 01 im tr. n- ui.iln Motor ossorlatjoa.- which is affiliated with the America) Au- tomohlle association. Mr. lli-undenbi.ric auld that 1'Yancc, Itussla, t'anada Auslnilla, India, the I nlted KlnBdoui. r.er- ......... itnunH ,,n.l I.Jilv fallow till. iiiimif. I ' t niteil Httites lu tho order named, . aud uro tuo oniy cownnvs more thun lO.Ood ii.Hph of roads. "Their combined llllleuue Is 2.402,. ICC or ofMlm world's total," he contlnueil, "while with tli United Stales Included, these coun tries have S2', of the whole." The A. A. A. club executive point, ed out thai some strlkiUK eo.u parlsons of road uuieuso are shown in the i world areas. Klther Aus 5 times as much as cither of the trail and the i'acfic area, or Asia, has rouirhiy twice tho rat mile, ugo of Africa; Kurope i.oa almost 2 first -tunned areas, and tho West ern hemisphere lum almost tuii the. Ullleace of Kurope. OreKon bus more tulles of lui- prove hiirbwny per car anil per person than any other state or ov ernmental unit. PAMKKHHHl'KO, W. Va. (A1-) 'ri.A u-out 'lri?ltiin Wild Life Just discovered tliut an enure ran-. - - ' . . .. ... j . inna tinu r.pnmnteniled leirisla- road baa been stolen, oismamieu ; - - - and .old. Maybe he ought to usk Hon making It unlawful in pluck around If anybody has seen a. little Hie official stale flower, tho rlio. black satchel; dodendron. ral.il'ull, condition of concrete and n.i compuny, iioug.it a new I siibgrade lire being muilo Ihrough.;' nevrolet couch this week from the j out the progress of tho work. I J.ounia.n garuge. The cjir . . , . , - ,nus oenverea 'j-u.irvfiuy. j .1'a.i.s Iho molor couch types uud several school bt.Si-s. varying in Cuiiucily rrniu IS lo (2 children. "A recent survey shows It Is poM silila for us to assemble npproxi- fliulely 8,000 different types uf ti'iMi(s alone", said Charles W. .Vtalheso.i, general sales u.ulutgei . for llodgc Hrothers. "These nro( ri.-.i chassis, -ibis e mws why wo. Canadian Border a. . whn. ..f ivn.ueto... m. are able In meet the innispor tallon lUUUf Milt, (in H of u aud hauling demands uf virtually i iPum rorporallon. was a visitor at : tver, kind of business. l'rodu.- ,..U.;m.;i,i ns, N. II.. (API- tho Jennings and Khumatc garage j lion loduy must lake In every angle N,.,v itriiiiKvvlck wound up lis ypsn-rdiiy. of the complicated requireu s lwiviest year on record for Amorl-1 'lr depflldable. speedy and 'o-',.n automobile lourlst travel with homlcul transportation. Tin. high increase of 00.11 percent in fall' Mule c:h-k lo llcil public regurd In which they are travel alone. I.t.'JIIlllltTO.N, N. ('. (Al : field explains why kecu business j 'J'Jio i'ednj-al naljonai revsnue tie mule ui . Kvergreen. near invn have been imiiellei lo pur-1 partment issued O.IM permits for seized with an attack of " ehuse laidgn Trucks at a rule of poriods of more thun 24 hours up sluggers" tore . down two more, limn u million dollars worth to 60 days for tourists' automobiles fences, entered u home and lay n week." .1 from the Tntlcd Htutcs during the down in a bed In die with Its Mr i mm i!ir-i: iiiuuiiiB n vuiu i'un-u n ivii . piiurn oil. Among tua many ouisiaiiuing 1 b.SBS permits In the corresponding iijoiimerls of )(odg Hrothers en-! months of 1B27. This Is n In. biueers in the commercial lines, (.r(.aW 0f 60. per cent. svmcii include trucks uud. cnuci.es. re slx-cylind' thc announcing" for 1,000,41)10)0 uper!lix: owners to ju 4 improvements include , Large, Fine, Roomy, and Luxurious Bodies . . . 92 Developed Horsepower . . . Above 80 miles an Hour . . 70 Miles an Hour All Day . . . Greater Economy . . . New design double-action 4:wheer brakes unaffected by. weather ... 4 Hydraulic two-way shock absorbers . . . Non-shattering Windshield ... Easier riding, steering and control . . A superb car with every appeal to pride . . . There are fourteen body types and two chassis lengths to choose from. " 1(0)9) 122 inch tvhcelbas D and up at factory Standard Equipment in cludes: 4 hydraulic two-way shock absorbers electric gas andoilgauge radiator shutters saddle lamps tvindshleld wiper rear view mirror clectroloik controls onsteering'wlwt'l -f bright parts chromium-plated - 2-Door Sedan - - $1095 Standard Sedan '- 1175 Coupe - - J - 1195 Roadster - - 1250 5-Pass. Phaeton - 1350 Town Sedan - ' - 1375 Convertible Coupe - 1450 Landau Sedan - 1500 Victoria - - - 1500 1 39 inch ivheelbas 5-Pass. Club Sedan - 1850 7-Pass. Sedan! - 2006 7-1'ass. Limousine - . 2100 y Because the experience and suggestions gained from a mil lion Super-Six owners led to the" 64 improvements now intro duced, the new Hudson is to be known as the Greater Hudson. It is to this vast army of experts that this invitation to examine and drive the car and place upon it their appraisal is made. So emphatically does the Greater Hudson answer their wishes that we leave to them the ver-ilk-t of its beaut)', appearance, performance and value. No car has ever held greater prestige from the standpoint of .value. No car has been regarded as being better on the road or ha ving such a satisfactory motor: In the Greater Hudson you will find that in these as well as other particulars a higher standard is iet. Nogroupofownersis better qualified to judge values. None know so well what smoothness and reliability easy driving and easy riding means. So what they say of the Greater Hudson will be authoritative and con clusive. It is their judgment that we now invite. Ledbetter Garage Adams Ave.