La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 06, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextNew Model Six j Improved Model; In Oakland Line Building further tpword In ropu. tation us a minimi, of nw nnenng achievement widely adopv--4 throughout the ' Industry, lh Oakland All-American Six, uonord Ing V) tho lJ Ornnde Motor 'n., local dealer, reveal mcrhnnlral mU vunrea that are. sharing, the lime. , llKiit Willi iih m-w uml ilirrrnmt body Min', ..'.-. I Jiim an In the past jmoo riitixh, four whorl broke, crankrnM von. Illation, the Harmonic halonerr. .ihing lii-niii itcudltKht ivlih turn control, gusolln puiiin, und many other chassis Improvement first oppeaied on the Oakland line, no the .All-Aiuerloan Hit boast mora i h firiy refinement, nutoy of llleiii exclusive to the our n It : prim flejd. . A . qulok iiienhuolfiil plur of I In- new Ouklupd shows u turgor and fleeter power plum, n now pt- : cnicil, rubber engine, support, now iii,l(lnni.ilfvi ion,il , Internal ex, ponding solf-en,rgliing four wheel brake, larger rro.flow rudUilor, counterbalanced erunkshufl, large.r throe-port Intake, manifolds, and uNIiiuo lubrication of cylinder wait. .Interpreted. In tcrrns of perform, unee, - the i new -.reriuemcnia mean mirk vlbrntlnnh ucccjerutlon of renin, ton to IS mile an, hour In Kin sevondii flat, nnd a top speed of vnMI over 70 mill an hour, arcord Invf (n Ii.iih under the mop watch "t )i( "lencrBl -Motors proving if' iiml ' .1, ....u ..,,..,. i(.le ready riir'.tho public. ' 'itullt on' tr'll'T-lhcii.'wHeelhflBe. t!n jn. power plant -develop horsepower uf )ifin revolution" pw inlii.idi'.: Cyllndfr riHrnareinenl l';iliiy l 2 cubic Inches, Inereuaed fmin ciihlr Indus laift your liyH enlarging- '; the bori' to tiM-lK-n from S Inches. Ktroko rooming at 4 W Inch, The cngino lit the i.-hcad type, Willi ii JiIkIi 'compression O-M-lt head, piopeorcd by Ouklund, which I NIJW VOItK, (AT)' Alexander lllliy bo removed Without Intflrfer- Wl,,!,,,,; nn,,nr nln,nnl,ll inii. "m iiivi iiiimuit, MllU niiii He Should Receive a Medal i .... . ., . , . , j II " i:m a; i -", ! ' I 4 i: GARAGE GOSSIP the owner of a Whlpjiet nix coupe Hold by the Getting und llaiika Kurage in l Qmniie, ,- tinyn OldHiiiolille tirtimu ilif. 1(. W. Williams, of (hlit city, in the owner of all Olilnmo j bile r(Hn. purchaiied from the ' ltlnllA UqIah nnt.mr.nu Sir. HtlU k bi INiHlaiid , H. U. HuHlik, or the I'erkfni Motor company, 1m In Portlntid Tor the weekend. He left yeater lay and experts to he hark In I-u (Irundo Monduy. Used Car Takes Proper Place In Business World ; I iti StwVlmkrr Cotii- . Jiick Murphy, of Ju Umnde, hat piirehtiHed u commander Htutle-hukt-r ooupe from the M. J. Uoh Kui'utre. . , , Work tiintliiiCnx liuphlly ; Work in coiiUnuinu rapidly on the remodeling of the hulldliitf next id The Oluiervrr which l to ho the new quartern for the Chevro let garmre, of which t. l.t IjirtHon in (tiuprlttor. Mr, AoviWUu Iub (iw Alrx ArvunltU, of Hot (4ike, hun purchuMtu) un OldMiiuhUe roupa A rontluo two-door was nur- oltujied ly Jl. J, 1uv1ch of Knter piixe, from the iji drunde. Motor compuny. ! $ivw I-'raiHlilMV. j . Ave ry HurrlHon. proprietor of the Hlue Mountain KaraKc, announced yesterday that he han received tho i HuiIhuiiK4M(-x Crunch Iho for lhi (territory fontiiMilnir jf I'nlop nnd j WuHowu coimtleH. I unary It, nw-iiiaiiva VMii K, J, Mct'onnitll, furtot-y rt'tiri Hcnlullvu of thu OuklniKl Motor .rur roinpuny, npont 'riiui-nduy und I'Vlduy of thu woolt ut KntcrprliM with th UdHociuti d di'iilcr, tb Hull JMotor compuny. Mi-h. .MiM'unncll In In l.n Urunclr with Mr. .MM'on ni'll. i . ; : . - ' Kt'lls Hcilull' . M. Horn of t'njon cam to town and drovu homo u now Nnuli, Kltind. nrd twO'iloor Hi-dun Thm-Hdiiy of tli Ik work. fionio Idea of tho prownt stubll iKod condition of tho uhoiI cur bul notw iiiuy bo Kiiincd fi-oiu tho r cont unnounconiont of H. M. Hto phonii. fconerul hhIoh nmnunor of , tlio f'Hdilluc Motor Tur conipnny, 1 that dcutorH ull ovor tho rnltod HllitoH uro piirtlolputlllff 111 tt I'uilH I hio-UiHnllo niiiionul iwod cur weok thnt boKiin Murrh 20 uml contlnuoii to toduy. ' "There waH'a tlmo when ' tho probii-in of tho' uw-d rur wtMiicd likely to Interfero with tho Blendy i proffreKs of Iho uittoiuoliili' IndiiH ! try. Korlunutoly, tiowover. through efforts of lite more fiir-eolilHr inlto ' llioliflo iiiiilillf:iellll-orM :linil thelr i drulera, the used rur Iihh boon llft- od io it proper place In the auto motive mcrchallilislnff si liemn. Kur-s ihoriuore, the two- and three-cur llllllliy l ,Utl,MMO " -.w., rivuurnt und muny of the.se fuiiiUi IIom find in used cuiu. the type of motor cur trannportallon they need' to Biippli mcnt their flirt cur. "The better clu of riculerH, too. Jiuve in the l"t few year come to reKurd the used cur In u new llwh t." JiiMvad of rHlegullnil It to tholr BtoniKe di'purtmont or u viicunt iot they now give It the some thoiiKh't un,l uttentlon n their .new ram. Tin y reuliiie that in luu'd curs they have Hoiuethintr of deilnlte value. iieeoidlnBly. ThlB reallxution on the purt of progreBMlve ileulerH that they have two iliBiiui't ilepurtinenta to tholr biiHineHB Iium done more to Btnhlllne ciindltionii, hb far ua UKed ciiiK are concerned, than any other factor." l.ove tiiukea you diazy und keeps you liuay: but ilixalnem Ih bud for blmllle'o:. . a la Kohl f An' Khbox town Hcdun hua boon sold to Hurry Itlliil. of. Alloel, by the l.edbottor ffuruge. ! ; Whllo BtuiidliiK' tn tho Truffle I f.'ourt tho other duy 1 lien id the jCOurtBy of tho Court rather bikI- donly token up by an offending drunk driver. , j "Have you anything to Bfty. priB j oner, before I pass ueutenee?" luBlird the Judge. . '' "No, your Honor, except Unit It ! taken vory mile to jdi nBii inc." William Rose Knudscn, Chevrolet Pans and Service Manager covering the northwestern diOfict of the Wettern States, deterve tome kind of a medal for his many experience in foreign landi. He i ahown In the Jnsert. The car pictured ii a gixyfinderXhevrolet Landau in front of a cafe in $orbonne, Praatce. ' ' 7 . Mr. bi Has .Now Can lr. Tybo, or Cump '13, la the ownor of an Kbbcx ooupe ptirohiiNed Hi In week ut the l.edbottor Kanigo. Winton Builds Diesel Motors To Recoup Lost Auto Fortune boothK In Orund (Vntral ,. J'alace, limed a week, before by the ruling I power In (lie mutor lnd:Htry forj ithHr i'.ri Kutlonul Auto tfliow. Mr. Iter? Owiim A ii ton mill It W. A,' Kerry, of Iji Grande, ha purchiiHed a Huion landau Hedan from tho J.edheitcr Karate thla week. Y'.lle: Why do yu pei-nil In drlv (iik that niithiuaii'd wreck? ' He (muchly married): 1 npend many ev iiIiikh downtown and that ear in inv alild for. not ifriiiiiL- home. - ' - , . ence provision for u built-in t)n rrootal, A, feature of. the head it iwml ebrulor - liffie , lort'4- UlrK?tly a4ovA thn piston which U oUilinml Hva maximum, freedom' from di Iriiiailon.- , coniprcfiHion ratio in t to;i,.; fueturer who (ohi a fortune built up In th rpofnr enr lninln'i,M Hhortly lifter the World War, l h:dldlnr !ll enjfln Ills 1ohhp. In IfKH.IIiiin 111 years dneo he turned from the aulomoblln InduM- vrre-pretddent l'Ved J. I'-lBhor, General MotpiH. When financial leadem an indUHttlal war in the Cleneral Ket-loKether metlnKH of of ofriclaltt mNt vitally concerned i ijwllh dirt track eonleHtM have been opened plxnnod for IMttwtmixh, Jantuiry rield of Detroit, Junuury 2i ChlcaK't WIMyM-HiilKlit In So Id Mr. Hooth, of KuterpriMe, pur chased a Wllyn-KnlKht coach from the -tiettltiKH and Hanku Karnge In La drand" this week. t' Halewmanr Why don't you buy a new car? That wreck Itm't fit for your wife to drive; -h. Mant., I know It, ; ThtB why I keep it, Prewldent Hoover hn been Riven a Knld hnrmonfen by a Ki'mip' of Klorlda children. ' I'erhapH U'h jiiHt tin well tho While Mouko Ih net off pretty weH by ltHelf.. , V DON'T WORRY -SPRING WILL COME - - and then you will want to have the old bus oiled and greased 60 that you can go out on the road and let 'cr out. Leave this dirty job to ua - - we are equipped to do it thoroughly at small cost. And while your car is here you should have us drain out that old crank case oil and refill with Golden Texaco. PROMPT PERSONAL SERVICE ; , HEASTY'S FILLING STATION aiiloiuoliilo miinufuoluro uliortly af- All model aro; -oaulliDi d with 'try and looked for u new field Ih new nmull illnmeter artlllrry whfoU w hich to iniiko up IiIb rinoiiclui -Vow WlilpnctB Arrive January S": IMilhnlelplilu. Prbruury i A rurloud of Whippet foura and III hopu of recouping ter Iho World War, Winton wiib one "nil l-oa Angeles, iienver. Ahl- bIxob wub unloaded at the (let iof tho biilhWeia rnmlied by thu gl- 'eno, Tex., HoiihIoii, Tex;, "nil . tings und Jliinka giirngii th la week. gaiitlo iii'lny of capital. o kiivoiI I hoonlx, Ai lx,, at ilates to be deler- . . milled inter, ' ... , , -lr. .iiIIni llusy , V. V, OtiBtlHon, of IIiIh city Ih tlin wlih ten large apbkra, Inch bub riitiiKoj. and .tool felloe- to take a III by 4 ini'h rim..- Tire aae r.malna Hie aume at 2 hy.6.00, evernl.e for ; Ouklnitd weight, .Yha nir tiro j carrier hiia two drop foravil .up iinrta, while aparea on tha phaeton und roudatiir model ar carried In front fender well. . ,j i , I I In view of the many refinement In the line, Oakland official uro eoiiiiiieni inat tui latent All-Anier-Irliu Hlx will prove th moat fur ueBafui Ouklund car In the 22-yrnV exigence of, tile company.' ' loaeea. Winton hun developed u line pf .Tileael engine ranging froip It Minull fio horaopowor typo to a giant ,(iiO horaopowor model, HI liirgoBt engine aonn will he iliHtulled In yaclitB being built for Alfred I tloneilil nothing more from a tii.iinu.iiuii 1 In ii I thiin the enulne wui-liK. Today, at 110. ho look phlfoBO phleully upon, his now 'field of In terest .und Buys tliut It la an ado. . . . , 1 Crimson Humbler," he told ""-- frll-nd. Un ciillnd ullenllon lo I lie Irony Th f,.,,n,, w10 ),ud boon uui In of Iho ciilnolileiiiin Unit Iho engines the new car. rniilled unkindly: A motor car maiiufaettjrer had owner of u 06 Chrysler Me-'!u.n pui i adopted the plan of naming his chased ut the Chrysler guruge, j cars ufter flowers. , i ' r-: , wus thinking of calling my cur Chrysler nought . II. Cuntrel, of I.u Oruuile, , bun ptircbused a I'lymouth Chry sler coupe, at thu Chrysler garage. Mloun, Jr, president of thcUvhlrli ho liu dovoloped for marine Motors corporation. unl usn should be moved Into the Hume Why not cull It Creeper?' tho Virginia Hh'evoT I.uy ( Car Kohl to Mrs. Cbenmvllb .Mrs. Cllenowlth, of Knterprlae, I A domoorallo nlub wu held up In- New York the 'other duy nnd ir.oii liieniOTif"the"riirn )llrtiyerii This will 'prove Interesting Infor- miiiinn to the mitlonitl commute Four Queens, a Winning Hand t. o jxecom i ear: Why Do Goodye ars Far Outsell Any Other Tires WHIPPET SALES FOR FIRST 3 MONTHS OF 1929 FAR SURPASS SALES FOR SAME PERIOD OF 1928 1'.'' X . V"V grlaualii. 1 L. I (,e-, ifSfet . jt s. '.n rv i-'- i . w . . m iir iih rii w v ' The four outon would niak a winning hand In any aort or nam,. The ttudenta ot wmI Briar Col lege. Sweet Ilrlar. Va found It hard lo pick a queen when all were qneena. to they nlvd ll problem by selecting Miss Helje Ilrockebrough. of li Kayett. 1ml. (top), o head (he May Day (esllvll)u. Th olhtr aueeni, reading down th litt, arc lii Josephine Klutt, nuiiJ of honur, 8iillshury, X. C; Ui,t Klliabvlli I.eo Valenilne, scepl.r bearer, Illi-linioiid, Va and Mla Marl Iarh,li garland bearer, Iakui' - , . I lllStlraniaticincrcaseinRult'sof X the new Superior Whippet, Fours and Sixes, in ?uy to under stand. The motoring public has been quick to appreciute that these most modern cars are the finest values ever ottcredto KotirandliejIuSixdrivers. The new Superior Whippet Six is theworld'slovvcst-pricctlSixwiththc important advantages ol'scvcn-bcar-uig crankshaft, fullforce-fced lubri-cation,"l'iiigrr-TipC'ontrol,"silent NEW SUPERIOR timing chain, extra long wheelbasc, uversr.c balloon tires and invar-strut pistons. No other low-priced Six hits ull these: costly car features. The new Superior Whippet Four is the only Four with full t;irce-feed lubrication, " Finger-Tip Control," silent timing chain, invar-strut pistons und oversize balloon tires. WULVS-OVERLAKD, INC., TOLEDO, O. WHIPPET SIX SEDAN ittbj-BearingCranksLuJ 5760 Cwh fevf, Co Cot Uttfe imvm v frat- f'iV Ht Ua WM MMt Mll pe WhMei f V routs s WHIPPET FOUR COACH 60 tlltt -t. Cnr kWa t61ti er ImUi KWi. f4Utt Iridic KmhImvi ti !,) H'l CaMttvitl i'bMt llIM. AH Wult. OilaOrivtl u lwtiMM, Dkm, a4 tH(rtt.i tkffA tm tt,t4t ittaam aaattaA IXES Gettings & Hanks Jefferson Ave. There is very little difference in the cost of a Goodyear and the cheapest tire you can buy Bohnenkamp's If any other tires are "better" or even as good If you are told that some other tire "has a better Iroad than the Goodyear" .... Slop and think, if it is actually true, why millions more people buy (ioodyear Tires. If ycu are told that some other tire ''has a better .cm-case than the Goodyear" .... , Before you accept" such a statement, slop and think why millions more people buy Goodvear Tuck. There is nothing in this world which compels car owners lo choose Goodyear Tires. If any other tire offered any advantages over a Goodyear, would not the public be buying that ether make in largest numbers? If any other tire equaled a Goodyear, would it not be as popular as Goodyear? , Instead, you find Goodyear producing MILLIONS MOKE TIRES than any other company outdis tancing idl competition by greatly increasing lengths each year. Stop and think WHY. Most car owners have had years of experience with tires. They compare their experiences with those of their friends. Tire buyers are wise, very wise, today. Enthusiastic "talk." stiting "claims," advertising that promises everything your experienced car owner is little impressed by such salesmanship. The one thing, however, which continues to sell him is this fact, which checks with his personal experience and lhat of his friends: MILLIONS MORE PEOPLE RIDE ON GOODYEAR TIRES because billions of miles of motoring over roads everywhere continually prove Goodvear Tires to Im? the best, IJest not by any small margin but best by so marked a degree in life, traction, mileage and frerdom from trouble that it means a great many dollars saved each year to always buy Goodvcars!