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VULUME XVIi
LA GRANDE, OREGON, SATURDAY, MAY 25, 1929
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WANT ADS
NUMBER 181
LEGION BUSY ON
SAFETY CAMPAIGN
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Hopes to Make . Oregon
1&f er for Children yr
gcs Dr ivers to use Care.
i POUTLAND, -Ore.,: May 25 In
an effort to reduce Oreffun share
of the truffle accidents, which coot
27,000 lives In the United, State
1at yepr, the American Lesion, de
partment of Oregon $- launched
upon a wifety camualtcn wtiioh Is
delKncd to liniircas upon drivers
, and pedestrians alike the need fur
the utmost caution and reapect for
the rights of others.
Primarily, tms campaign Ms In
tended to give greater protection
to the children of Oregon, who are
less. sble to avoid the reckless and
niHfderouH autolnt than the adult,
thouHR at the sumo time tho fruits
uf the- movement should result In
a 'lessened adult death rate. .
Cooperating "with tho state traf
fic. ;deiartment, the American Xe
ciorf Id obtaining monthly stalls
. ti.es listing auto accidents by coun
ties throughout - tho .state. Tho.
' numVer of accidents are checked
against the car 'registrations,--foi
th4)e--countIes, and a,, handsome
trophy will be awarded at the state
convention In Sulem next Augusl
tu that county ' In '. Oregon ' which
shows the least percentage of -traffic
accidents bused on' the .auto
mobile regiaerutlon" reports. As a
1 pijrt of this campaign. speakers are
being, fumiwhed to )ublio schools to
uge on;, children the necessity ol
avoiding traffic ,. lanes whenever
possible, and of utmost caution In
crossing streets.- At the same,
ti'me, chambers of commerce Und
other 'Civic organisations are bo
ipg nslted to bring to the Mttentloh
of .their members tho desperate
need for safe arid mine driving..-'.;..'.'
."The horse and buggy days have
goiie;.neye.r, to returnand no more
Is It wife for the youth of our land
to. use ihe highways and town
streets, for playgrounds,11 comments
Ben 8. Fisher, of Murshfield, de
partment commander of the Amer
ican Legion; "The need of adequate
playgrounds for' children is recog
nized, by the American Logion, and
tho estublisUment of. such play
g found a is part of tho natlun-wido
community service progntm of the
Itfefori..- Many su,ch areas have been,
laid out ill OmKon throuirh the efforts-.of
local' posts of the American.
Legion.- 'Not only uro these play
grounds Jmportani In; furnishing1
recreational diversion for tfle chll-:
drcn- but, they uKMn -heeplmr them
fft'tho. sli-cots, where .couutunt
danger lurks. "
'If tho American :Leglon cam
paign has the-effect of saving the
llfe-of one child, it will be worth
fWr inure than nil the effort, und-
tihe. required to carry on the safety;
'jirbgVann : Wo ask and expect the
cordial cooperation of all. citizens.
In this movement," - . ' . .
VjtUUMN (APJ rreiaiiuV one of
tin, first countries tu grant uni
versity degrees to women, slumlti
tliiid, 'aiuong the 31 countries be
longing to tho international Ked
cration of lrnlversity Women. Tlio
United Hiatus Is first und Great
Britain second.
;j:lO OK JANHIItO (Al') Japun
Is' forging ahead as a customer of
Brazil with two steamer lines giv
ing direct scrvlco between the
cbutftiicM. In 1W2S the orlontal chr
plro took GO. 000 pounds of coffee.
4o,f)(to pounds or sugar -and G0.OU0
pounds of fi'0.eii nieats.
GENISVA '. ( AI') Tho - Transit
section of the league of Natlonn
lias recommended an International
conference for I!f3(r to draft defin
ite International .4a w respecting riv
ers or othc Inland watcrwayn
which touch the shores of two or
inoru nntlons. -:
Alkali "hikes" - In the Mohave
. desert of California have yielded a
siibstltule for cement suitable for
sealing oil well cases. -
Edsel to Europe
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MS A Sew York Hurean
Eilicl Ford, ton of Henry Ford, ft
shown ha railed tor Europe on
1h 8. 8. Aqultanl recently. The
Ford Motor Company if bnlldlnc
hug auto factories la Earope,
capetis( that fold with Cen
. , era! Motors. ' .
Rich Purse Attracts Famous Car
' r Drivers to Indianapolis Classic
fmx)
I tviM machine, they claim, is too
dfiicRto to atund the Bruelllng too
mlltw. " '
Only a few of the old-tlmera of
the game are on the track this
year. Leon Duray la ono o( Ihe
veterans anions youngster. Uo
Is C'lirt Durant, the millionaire
driver.
Or the younger school will lo
Louis Meyer, l28 winner: Tony
Oullota, who had the race In the
sack laat year - until his gas tank
cracked; Lou Moore, and Peter Do- '
lAnln lha Uth wlnnac I
Norman Batten, who thrilled the ' f reT"on.,r ,ne l"aniyine
crowd two years ago when he.t,. hlch bln ody
i ... h,. .... I Tho cars must be drivsn at inlnl-
plts,.hlmseir seriously injured, will "" verag speed of SO miles
! be absent. , 80 will bo Karl 1). nour te n"1- . Th s
Vore. They went down with tha """: ,r ,M ,0 eme""1 wl" ue
Steamer Vestris. But Uatten's car '' competo for the I00,
wU be In the race: his widow Its 1 000 P" money.: The drivers have
manaiipr ' ' expressed the opinion that tha
Speed Trials To
Begin Today At
Indianapolis, Ind.
INU1ANAID1.IS. Ind.. May 36
AI" Automobile, enteivd In tha
annual 600 mile race to be held
May 30. underwent their final tear
ing down and rebuilding Thursday
FORTY THOUSAND
DOLLAR PURCHASE
Bitting Tractor Com
pany Sells Equipment to
Burns Lumber Company.
12 Killed In Car
Accidents in April
No Part Too Small
To Escape Scrutiny
shows that during April li persons
were killed and 8119 woro Injured
In traffic accidents in Oregon. The
total number of accidents was 2SS3.
Arrests for the month totaled
' I 1318, fines 341120. delinquency feea
One or the largest muchlncry!Coiu-cted 3866S and the resale value
deals handled by a l.a Grande rinn of stolen automobilea recovored by
was ciosea ia woea uy inn nuni- ti10 department was 37TU0,
ing Tractor company, or tms cuy.
HAI.KM, Ore., May 36 (AP) I No part of a Chrysler car Is so
Tho monthly report of T. A. Raf- small, its function so Insignificant,
feyt. chief stale traffic Inspector, as to be slighted during the period
of probation on which It la put, 1
beforo being assembled In the eom
plcted product. .
In the huge'englneerlng building
of Chrysler Motors at Highland
Park, Ketrolt. hundreds upon hun- .
dreds of oceasories are constantly
being tested for the Chrysler "6",
when Edward Hines Western Pino
company, of Burns, Oregon, pur...
chnsed additional., logging equip
ment for their operation which will
start shortly. The sale consisted or
ten acta of At hey Kairlead logging
Tho i!J4-mllo rotixli brick Kiamluny al liHlianaMlls ajraln lur.-a
amo raivrs. Tlio bafkHiretidi turn nmrkctt marked with mi 'XM Is
Ihe mux! cunigcixniH of Hit? four curvett,- f'llff Jhirant (Inset),
. Iionalrc drl'tr, ngitln In wroklng Amerki's 'grand iHiao.rave, iui
. Is Peter lcPaolo Ibdou'), wliuiw lu IMy. ;
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Thirty- erod with tiny engines 'or It I l-Z
throe young men. riding spidery j cubic inch dysplacement. -" 1 :
"toy" automobiles, will dure tho ( ,. The fiont-wh'cot driven inachlne
motor speedway Muy itt) to win
portion of the V 1 0 tl.OHO pursri. to
be awarded for the 600-mile grind.
' Korty-six have entered, but only
33, may quullfy. ,
-Sevonteen years 'ago ithe flrat
motor ruco was, held at tho spued
way. .".Once a yenr since then tho
fame' and- fortune that goes to tho
winner have; lured tho racers.' '
This race Is the- lust lor tno
single-seated machines. Next year
the. .cars will he two-seaters, and
tiie' motors will be larger.-. Since
ltt-fj tho machines have been rtow-
wlll make Its greatest bid ror rac
ing fume on Memorial day. Fir
teon of tfho 4G cars outorcd arooC
that type.'.:-; ' '..'-. , ... ... .-
Proponents of. the- front-drive
I car declare It is tho ideal type for
1 the rough, sharp turns , of tho
speedwuy,. eliminating' -or holding
to mlnimuin, tho skidding-and loss
of speed. Then a- driver may .safe
ly pile Into tho turns without shut
ting off his gas. vltt fact .he, must
do It to stay" In the race. . '-
: Those, who favor! the rear-drivo
polnt'out- thatj ail', the winners
have been of that .type. The rtcw
Three foreign drivers will give slowest car to qualify will average wheelers and Willamette Klngle
this year s race an International ! """r """ nour
aapecL ;and for tho first ttmo a j ' The withdrawal of Cliff Durant,
woman-pit. manascr. will bo um- j millionaire sportsman.' waa an
liloycd! . . ,.; ; ' . .. . . ', ; I nounced the previous night. Dur
um, wno is is yeai-s old, 'said he
State Garage Is , !
;'; Planned by Hoss
KALKM,. Ore.. May 26 (AP
Secretary of State Hoss has a
scheme to put a stop to stato em
ployes and officials using state
owned automobiles for private pur
poses. - This Is tha construction' of
a state. garage in the vicinity of
tho state capltol where alt tho cars
would be kept at night unless out
of the city on official business. Ho
will present the plan at the next
meeting of the state board of control.,-:
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no longer felt "the rock lea. aban
dou" accessary for success on the'
speedway and was ready to admit
that "fast riding la a youngster's
game." v - r' .
Peter Krels, who has .had sev
eral years experience In big league
racing, will replace Durant behind
the wheel of a car which Tommy,
Milton, former racing champlos,
but now retired, has been, building
for. the last year. ) ' . '
Conciliating Conductors
HAVANA (AP) Stroet car con
ductors In Havana have a high re
gard for their own honesty. Pocket
ing fares is beneath them, they
RIO T)K JANEIRO (AP) Be.
cause of a provision in the federal'
constitution against gambling, po
lice have shut down a firm lid and
have barred oven dice shaking In
hotel bars.. Despite the 'constitu
tion, gambling casinos flourish In
some other Hrnalltan cities, notably
In Santos, a stopping place for
trans-Atlantic ships. . -
CADILLAC PHOfiltlCSH tjWU'T
- , IMIKIt KIMIltJl .
liwi-e4ico P. Klsher'a regime vas
president of the L'adllutc, Motor
Car company 'has, in Its first four
yc.s. resuiicu in tnreo oucsianu: MOSCOW (AP) Special makes
Ingly successful , achievements. The f . cigarettes, minus tho. -' paper
u.i 1. mo Krowmg mr-.mouthpiece which is attached lo
iol iiih policies nave creait'u. ine
second, of far -greater Import, Is
that this sales growths has . been
accomplished by raising Cadillac's
traditionally high ' standards of
quality.. Tho third Is In establish
ing one standnrd of the highest
quality of service In every authoris
ed ('uddlllau-lJiSulle dealer's es
tablishment, throughout tho coun
try. ' ', ! ' ': , ;
As a result the company toduy
occupies a most strategic and uni
que position, not only -in tho fine
car field but in lis rclutlon to the
entire Industry.
all Hussian smokes, are being pro
duced by tho Tobacco Syndicate for
export- to. Persia and China.'
Another brand has beon prepared
for the Argentine mnrket.
drum hoists, and is said to Involve
a figure of approximately 340,1100.
In addition, Ihe Edward Hines
Western Pine company plaucd an
order for another "Caterpillar"
sixty logging cruiser with the local
firm, making a total' of three of
these fVactors purchased within the
past six weeks. -
Tho Bunting Tractor company!
also reporta the sale of - another
"Caterpillar" alxty 'logging cruiser
to the Boise Payette Lumber com
pany, of Boise, Idaho. This brings
the Boise Payette company's "fleet"
to a total of twenty-five "Caterpll
Inrs" tractors, consisting of 14
slxtya, nine thlrtys, and two five
ton. . ; .
These sales were handled by B.
II. -Chlshotm, logging salesman, for
(he Bunting company .who makes
his headquarters in Boise, Iduho,
assisted by Clyde Hunting, of the
local, office, -who spnt a part of
lust week in Portlund concluding
the Hines sale. '
'75" and Imperial cars.
Not only are ' devices . Invented
by Chrysler engineers put to tho
most rigid tests before being ad-,
aptud for use in thaw products.
but all equipment submitted by
outside manufacturers for use In
these cars la also subjected to tho
contended, an I threatened a. atHka ln0.t mnlUe amn,0I1, m tnoy
whon payns-you-enter.- machines
were Installed. Labor leaders con
vinced them, however, that it was
no reflection upon , their honesty j
but a labor saver and they .were
pacified, , , , -, ,',:,-. , .,:
will live up to the high standards
set for all Chrysler-built products.
When ' buying a new raincoat
j won't stop the rain there's no hops.
Nlles, Mich., will observe lis
hundredth birthday anniversary In
August, . ; , .
TOPS AND BODIES
REPAIRED
, We do all kinds of top and body work. Drop in
and we will show you some recently finished
jobs. ' r
Lacquer Work
: Touch-up Jobs Complete Job
, Guaranteed Work ,
BILL BUNCH GARAGE CO.
Directly Opposite of U. P. Depot .v
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WHEN you sec the new style
Willys-Knight "70-B," you
readily appreciate that its designers
are artists of long experience in
the custom car field. For only
men with such knowledge and
mastery could have made this low
priced Willys-Knight so outstand
ing a style creation. ;
Aside from being the most bcau
; tiful, the new "70-B" is also the
largest and most -powerful Willys
Knight ever offered at so little cost-
Its motor, of course, is the patented
double 6leeve-valve engine the
simplest and most efficient of power
plants, and notable for rnaaprl
stamina, high uniform compression STYLE
and operating economy.
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' Coupe $104$; Sedan $1 145; Roadtler $1045;
, Touring $04S. Wire laheeli included. Prices
f. 1. i. Toledo, O110, and tpecificaitons subject
to change without notice. Equipment, other than
; 1.1 standard, extra. '
WILLYS-OVERLAND. INC., TOLEDO, OHIO
NEW
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Gettings & Hank
JUIIUHAI.KM, (AP) Two nlod.
em hotels-are to be erected here
supplying a luck from which the
Holy -City has suffered, especially
in comparison with lOgypUnn cities.
uno win ue mini uy mo 1'aiesi.ine
Kconomin (!orporniion - of New SS
York und the- other by a-Moslem
religious organization. ill
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