La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 29, 1929, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextPage Ten LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Saturday, June 29, 1929 NEW TYPE OF SERVICE NOW I "Careful Iiispecllon of Urea, tlie ; repair of small tral cutH, lnsp?c- t ton of vuIwh or riuiK uvo jnU uh OFFERED HERE Hie 'rnMnlntr of your hnikev or thi' iippJicui Ion of u new m-t of Ilrcn. j "( onvciileiHN' tun! Ihoroiijrh nnI "Rupposo you nrp jttinff tv-inly j (.oini,,.t,. ,.1ViT ur u-lmt vou run lo Hllp fiwny for it couple of hiyn." : ,.xp(1(.t of 1L One Stop Hervlro tfln wi'd W. (', IVrkln-j. whllo ilin- t-on i, iis W(. hllVt. nr(,vifl.l for Elks Nationwide Good Will Tour PUK8inr his Oik- Slop Hervicf Stii llon, "Vou Hnvi horn worltlne hurrl you linve u link' trip iill nmppfd out your wifo nml young.tiTs look 'orwimi to it urnl you want yo ir ctir looker! over so Hint thf-rv won't ho a tiling lo nun tho ou!intc. you," coricltukMl .Mr. ivrlilnn. Glorious Opportunities I (iiy so much i rees on thr I ErloriiuH pul!ilc:t iipiii'iimil ie j open fn Amrifjin .voiiih. V( ni!"lit lo lny si i'nh lso on I h fncMil y rifh which lhf hi.irliPMt nml irr;ii- "You wanl Hip crnkc:ic ilnitn rd, the car wivasrH, gas tank filled wutpr In I ho buttery nml radliitor, hrakos tested, ires wimlnod, ah m Hie I iron, the. rar wa.iht-il and i poliHhod, Thi would he a large ' order for maul service .HiilioilH hut j for th One Slop Stations flu in, (iintple, lrivo your car in leav, It gf on with your daily routine or any htislin'MH you wanl to look I jtlH-r roini' hack a Utile lulcr and your car iw ready fur yon. ...ii i iMKium, win- 1 " i ' , n.)f, r-niitnry Hi fit Ion Ih e(uijped to ilo an thin : j,,,,. (.(,n) tti'Ut'i ualckly nrul much more, several; Mien may work nt the dil ferenr ' jedm hul each '.h done hy an expert, j "Do nol, however, draw lite con-1 chiHlon thai (he One Slop Service Station Ik Int .r.'.sl.d In hig jnhn only. Employing Hklllcd men and j having Hie best and iiiohI. romletol e(n;iiunent tliu Miiall lask can hi HelpntisiH say changeable- wnnOi handled with unumml . Ihorough- (,r H H.Ht for n.s. H'.h iruo nixsi of "'-JtHt jus wonldn'L havo anything to talk fft art ivfihSMilMMl Into Ihn rank or private clii.cHlilp when Ihelr ilny of wi'vlei and ideviitlon, mv over:. Providence .(mint'il Ain't- Science Wonrfurful Velei'lniii'lans have dl -covered. nc roi'illiiu' lo I'aiin mid I'ireshle. I'ow to remove the ktt'l; I'roiti :i iUm nnd the hleat from n ifoai. II renuiiii only I'oi- ila'in lo eltaiinale ilic hum nniio liilo ami tin hoe' slhi to ife piiiellciiHy urn I'rcwident I'oi'leH Oil ot Mexico Is said (o he in favor of establish ing prohibition. You'd think he'd In. yti r'.Hi'lcd wit h one revolution down then; t year, Alleged Cattle Rustlers Slain j ! Near Fronteras! MERCHANDISING OF VIOLET RA Y Under the auspices of tlw Elks Lodp, four tww Stiidebakar Pitmdent EU;tit Hoadtifn:,, brilliataly law(iiered in the purple and whild colors or tlw order, left New Yurk, May II, on a trip Unit will tike (ham ucrgaa th country by four dirlbrent ruiitus to (tie Elkj.' National Convention at Iahi AiicIb, July 8-12. The trip in planned tu piuiitote good will and uroutte intvn'Ht in thtt convciaiun. Above, start of Oil (rip Ui New Yoik City, in front of tho City Hull where thoy were hid fjulnpeed by Mayor Jiintnie Walker (indict ed by X). Above at riglit. iriap showing routes to be taken by the four cars; at right, one of tho four Studebuker Pietudcat KuudMeis liiakin tlif trip. LMLOLCNIW ArX June- 2fl (AP) Kcport-H have rf-achfd hero or tlie iluth, by rope "n4 nun. of six of a liunil at nllPKPd ralilc iiistlcrs licensed or tho sliiyltifc' thi'Pfl iliiy aifo near I'Yonlci'ns, Sonorn. of Ko berto l-:iias, eousln of Cov. Krnn- eiweo Klia.s 01' Honora. ! Youiik Kliu.s killed ono of M an- wiilantH before he himself was shot , down. Km-ales overlook five oth " ers f)f the bund, and are reported lo. have left three hnlTet-rlddled . bodies hy the roadside between . Aua lJrieta, on the .Mexieo-t'nit - ed States border near oiltflas, I Ariz., and 1'Yonteras, whleh Is all I miles southwest. Two others were hansreil to trees nlonff the rljfht of ! way of the AKlia 1'i-lela-Naeny.ari , railroad. M.i ..n.Pi.tpn nf the flenerni 'Petroleum Corporation In m.ultet in Violet Hay Oasnllne parallels Hie majority of ni!ern mernlian dislnB successes. Conditions to'lny necessitate not only k R"i"l iiro duet hacked hy courteous service and clean business policies hut suf ficient advertising lo acquaint the public with the worth and value of the Bonds offered for sale." This jls the opinion of A. i. Donnelly, assistant division niaiMsn . - corporation. "The flenerni Petroleum Cor poration has found newspaper ml vertisinsr a most effective medium for tellinir the public of the mial i(y of Violet Kay Casolinc and the I ' a t siwlit fill service of their 3.IIII0 Independent dealers on the J'acific Coast. ' "The tremendous success of Vio let Kay C;isolino is due to the quality of the product, the ser vice of the independent dealer and the powerful force of the news paper message. "Tho maruelinsr success o Vio let Kay (lusoline has been so out standing that no one van fait to recognize the three basic reasons why Violet l!ay Is used throuKh uut the lensith and breadth ot the coast: a t;ood product, prompt and courteous service plus newspaper advertising to acquaint the public truthfully with the merchandise offered for sale." Fault of Small Minds "Small servanis assume prent manners." saiil III Ilo, (he snjre of Chinatown. "The (Ion. Imnsinos he Is Hie master or the lijr." Wnsfc. hmton Si nr. Dangerous Practice A noli.-e captain soumled the wanilni; lliat courting In nntuiito biles is (lam-'ornirs. Kor thai limb tor courting Is danpreroiis any place al any (line. annul If we didn't have a rain to cool thlnys off once in a while. You Can Be Arrested For Failure To Have Your Car Licensed! You Can Be Sent Into Bankruptcy By Failure To Have Your Car Insured! Have you applied for your car license for the last half of tho year? If you have then tlie most important thing' is to apply here for your car insurance. It means more to you than everything you possess. It eliminates the expense of hiring' attorneys, paying doctor hills, repair hills. It keeps your property mid possessions free from attachments. It keeps the family free from embarrassment of paying off obligations you had not figured on. Your liability to the public hy driving a car is greater then your pos sessions, greater than all the wealth that you possibly could accumulate, the rest of your life. The man who thinks he can get along- without this protection is making a grave error. It is not a luxury but is the most rigid economy. We have three of Che largest insurance companies in cxislancc to protect you against all the above named hazards at the lowest possible cost, together with the best service you can get anywhere. Call us on the phone, write us, or just yell at us, you'll find us on the job. LA GRANDE INSURANCE AGENCY If. V. COl'SEV, Mng. do you sliout tlie name ofyour car 2(4cfe 71 or whisper it ? When you have finished discussinc, politics and the home team's luttini; t.lum;) and the conversation turns to atno mohiles,you naturally would rather he an orator than an auditor. Ami when you are asked the natr.e ol your ear, you want (o shout it, not whimper it. The driver of a Chrysler-built Do Soto Six is proud to talk about his cur it) any company, lor its name is accepted as a badge ol real quality. Although De Soto Six sells lor as low as cW5, the price needs no upolor.y Irom the owner. He found lh..t lie did not have to go higher to purchase complete motoring satisfaction. Above all else, De Soto tives a real foundation for pride uf ownership. This vrN noiiY bt yli s AM) I. P AT I ACHlliY Ult;t: Vi!;k Vhj Iy pride must be based on something more than mere transportation, now adays. It can be inspired only by a car that conforms to every high standard cf performance, tippcaruncc, conifott and safety. People take it for Granted that an automobile will get you there and back, that it starlet! in life with a presentable coat of paint and that it has its quota of gimcracks and l.nickknacks. The test of its value ii how much it exceeds these mini mum requirements. The stricter the test, tlie mote evident is De Soto's all-around superiority. Ask for a demonstration and learn for yourself why De Soto Six owners like to "talk automo bile" in any company. De Soto Six Cl!HYSI.'.:n MoToltS I'ltODUCT BUCHANAN-MUNIIALL MOTOR CO. .It'fft'f.son and Mini Sis. GENERAL MOTORS SALES RUN HIGH Total of 214,870 Cars Delivered to Consumers During May. liKTItulT. June 2 DariiiK Ihc inonlh of .May (J-cnt'i-ar Motors tli'aloi'N ilHlvm-d to oonHiiiiifiw 'JI-I.X70 oars, acconlinff to ail an noiinci.iiionl by Altroil l Sloan. Jr., ii i-Nldi-iil. 'I'IiIh coin iiari'M with 1!:M,ii!i4 tor llio oori'Hsnon'UnK month last your. Sah's hy Gom-ntl' Motors niaatifaHMi'iiig fllvlmons to ili-ali'ts amoiinh'il to '22H. 277, as ooiil liaroil with 207, 1125 Cor tin eor responiriiK month last ypar. V!ih rollowins tuhulalhin shows itionlhly siili of tlt-noral Motors cars hy ili-alM's to ultlmato eoa xaiiiors anil satis hy the manufao lilrinK .livi.slons of G.'iii'ral Motors lo their ili-iil). rs: Ih-alrrs to c4vs: Jan. I-Vh. Mar. A ir. May ItiJ'J 1 114, -IKS i:m,fi.7il 211.1. 1 I X 22;t.:ni:i 2 I 4S7I1 IS2S 1117. 27.S 1 .'12.II2! l.s:t,7im 2liS.:tll7 224,11'Jl 1 '.127 St, II 10 1. 0 2, II 2,1 I -Hi. 2 7.1 1 XII. toil I 7-1. 3114 IHvIsIoiis Siilt-.s to Di-ali-i-: I!I2!I 1'.I2X J!I27 .Ian. 127. .1X0 i2ii.ixi !i;i.:ni7 l-'.-h, - I7.1.1.4.X ISS.2X2 1.24,421! Mar. 2211. Hill l7,S21 1111,1110 Apr. 227. 71S 1117, .1117 1119,067 May 2211.277 207,112.1 I71I.IS2 Thrnr ttwrti li-H Incluih. liassi'llKi'l" oiit-h alnl Irm-ks sohl hi lilt- t'n'loil Slati-s. Dominion of Camilla anil nvorK'-as hy tho ( 'hovroli-t , Pon-llai-, (Ihlsinohlli-, M u I iiit-l t , Oak Isin.l. Vlklnir, Hllli-k, LaSallo anil Caillllao inaniit'aotiirinK ilivislons of (li'ii.-ral Motors. Find Advantage In Dodge Bros. Mono-Piece Body ltfrnKiiillon of tlie DoiIkc Ilro Micrs inrino-pircit buily as tin ml vhiicimI slf in nuHlt'i'u imdiir t'nr lindy tli'hin hh lifi'ii trlviMi aOih-il liunil 'ifuni-i' ly fp.'iimi'iital nnd sea irh o()i ('(nuhictfil hy nulo- 1111)1 h t' I'llHilU I'lilltf .StUlltMltH ot" tin uri'min Institiiii- nf l'i'clnu)lnKy itt I'liitlaml. To ciury on Uks investi-Katltni.-i, Hi'ct ions of tlie mono piece hiitllfs were senr Tfoin tin fjicloiy ;M I it-troll. "V ri-t; n tliti Tnoilo-pitC( l-o.lv, IouikI cMlitstvi-ly on the nrw hoilK'1 Itroth'T.s six nioiU'ln, as on of t he most sin nifiount ron 1 it hut ions to nioih-fii motor cur h'si;n." said ( '. 10. SpenriT, prin cipal of tln n:i!oiM0tlw division of the Hflmot. "(Mir nim in ohtaininK: sit ttons of t his hotly front (he , factory was to acquaint our Rtu- drtitH with this latpst development in a 11 to motive hody enjflneerinK. i liiKi.Iity ami streiiKlh In construe. I ion, freedom from hody noises and ease of repair were found to he out.'dandJiK' ndvantaKen tn this eonsl riiet Ion." Tlie niono-pleoi' construction In troduced w it h t he ii n non nee men t i" (lie new lMidife. Urothers nix models In an all metal seamier hody that Incorporated streiiK'th. sit fei y, roomiiK-SM and Improved II Pt tea ranee. Knur inujor sections a iv we hied Into oup piece, and horloniai-er!!ciil holtlnu: to tht chassis frame eliminates the eon vential .sill separating tin hody and ciia.-:.'!.'.-i In other i'oi'ms of cotistnic thoi. Th In toweriiiK of the psis seiieer load makes lor lMver ct-Jlt-Li' ot t;ravily and perfect haluncc under all drivinjc conditions with out sat'i llh iiiK It. ad i lmhiI. "t'tie rnono-pieep hody ndapt.i It self (o the trend In modern hody -sl-yles Iiy Its longer uud lower tip peaiaucc, KMerinr finish without -sear n or iints at I ords a smooth iinhroKcn -suriaoo for tho diHtinr t e laci,iei a aiul color conihlliu tlons features on each of the eisht utnde!;i. When There It lllnct A help to the hou-scwife Ih to have a toitpnrimiil In 1u-k rnlin' tile tah. led SlckmwV ami In Uiis phnc rceipes that would he hetie lici.it lo sit U people. It U a joy !" i:o lo thi tl'e when worried iih.ui the j-oniv-iiors and litul a irelpe ihat Jut sohe- the proh If m. Chrysler Cars' Springs Smooth Roughest Roads "All roads must he smooth rond to a Chrysler car," is the slogan of engineers at the Chrysler plant nt Detroit. As a result of continuous nnd exhaustive research on the part of these engineers, the Chrysler "(i,V "7f" nnd the "Imperiiil" are noted for their riding ease over any road and under all driving conditions. Kxperlence. In hnlldiiiK' quality cars has proved to the satisfaction of Chrysler enfdneeera that no part, of an automohlh' Is more important to real comfort in riding than the springs, which In Chrysler curs nn designed especially for the- model Into which they are hullt. HxhaiiKtive tests and continued research in the Chrysler cntfineer injji; Juhoratorles have resulted in standards heinj? set for the .springs on. each Chrysler model. Those on t he roadster are different from those Used on sedans, coupes, or" phaetons, etc. 1 n arriving at these standards, sprfnffH designed to In used on the various models are tested for hours in a device which automatically re produces upon the spring the same effect to which it would he sub jected in actual road operation. To he- approved for production, they must operate BJiiltifactorily for a million applications of the nppa ratUH. Kvery sprinif. made nc cordinK' to the standard thus ar rived at, is first t'tMl for resili ence and ha lance with the other sprinjrs which will lie Installed li the chassis, and then tested for fat I true. Only when found perfect I nre they accepted for use on nny Chrysler model. The ridintr comfort of Chrysler "iif,' "7"" ami "Imperial" cars U further eiDmneed hy the manner in j which springs are mounted In rub- i her Insulators instead of hein j shackled to the frame hy bolt.5. I These rubber mountings require no attention or lubrication and ffec- j tively cushion the frame4' and body of the en i against road shoeUs. To j add further to the smoothness i with which thesp cars overcome tho roughest roads, they are equipped with hydraulic shock absorbers. These effectively control sprint ac tion and any tendency to- rebound; helupr constructed also to- a stan dard arrived at throun'h tests which j subject them to movements similar ! to those experienced when tlie car is actually on tlie road. All shock absorbers Installed also are tested before be I tup placed In the finished car. Chrysler engi neers, not satisfied with these pre liminary, individua I tests of springs, shock absorbers and rub ber sining mountings, test them in the finished product on the noted road test apparatus at the Chrys ler plant, where all equipment in stalled in finished ears Is- given final Inspection to determine that each unit operates perfectly wlt'i its component. Dogs Paying Her College Tuit.'on Sorrow Sorrow, heeauxe Ihev ore lluer !ti cue-its. I will enteriMln hut tnoileniteh ; knowlim lh; tiie mote the aie in:nH' of, (he ltier (hev will contintie. NMns Ijitcillo Torter, a co-P(! nt ; Murshiill Collf'Ke, llunlliiRioii, AY, j V.,' Is earning her way throiijtli school hy raising dogs. She ha? t . series ot kennels Ht her home, I Iloptsett, W. Va., where shw keeps It) lo CO llusloU teniev. Thtt doRA ' Mfiit pi lxes al show ninl now aml( then she sells a few to pay her rolleta tuition. Snmu ut her rtiq-.4 huvu Ik en, alu. d H4 hir.U .ii You Can Maintain Your Independence & Freedom! with Adequate Auto Insurance The spirit of '76 gave us political in dependence and freedom from op pression by foreign powei's. Since Paul Revere's famous ride a new enemy has appeared in the form of the speed maniac who is ever lurking on every highway to injure and destroy. Your life, the lives of others, your car and your property arc continually run ning into this hazard. The crash may come tomorrow the blame may rest with the other fellow entirely but that is for the jury to decide. Your fate hangs in the balance unless you carry insurance. You cannot afford to be. without protection see us today our instalment plan places full protection within the reach of all. United States Investment Co. 0. W. Wamock, Mgr. 113 Depot St. THE CHOICE OF IOO.OOO MOTORISTS During the past Twelve Months OMsmobilc is on the rising tide of public favor. During the past twelve months alone, more than one hundred thousand motorists ha vc demonstrated their approval by buying Oldsmobilcs. And this tremendous public acceptance continues to grow. Month after month, new records of success are being reported from every section of the country. Official figures so far available for 1929 ihow an increase of 55 percent over the corresponding period in 1928. These buyers selected Oldsmobile from the entire field after driving it, giving it their own exacting tests, and making critical comparisons because their own good judgment told them that no other automobile in Olds mobile's price firoup combines such performance, reliability, comfort, beauty, and luxury. And they have found, in actual own ership, all the enjoyment and satisfac tion that they anticipated. Thou sands'of owners have written in to express their enthusiasm for the Oldsmobilcs they purchased. Come and examine this fine Oldsmo bile Six drive it compare its specifi cations with those of other cars. The n you will know why thousands i.prf- thousand:! arc turning to Olds mobile. Then you will understand why Oldsriiobil owners everywhere arc so ready to praise their cars. '0? TWO DOOR SEDAN Tiie VIKING the nw 90-Jree V-tyj tiht ! medium price. built in tlie OMi Uctorwr, bv Oljamu fcite ci-t'rur.n. nil inlj th rough (lldtmohilc Uutttr. At Si " (or ill modrl, f. o. b. factory. Limine. Michigan, n outt undine in m irg t'ttlJ 4i t!te populir OUinobilc His, th lina urwllowptuc. isira tarsr o. h. iKiiTf, r.dtMiMK, n:ftttl.m. lSpu' tu mui Consider the Dt-Jirertrd Price fonsuUr th delivered prue a:, w.ll a the iitfn.lMlt vilu (.Mdrtmbile dt-hvere.l pricti include tinlv rc-iioonabla. cltarfra Utr delivery and hnai.cinf. LDIOBBLE Oldsmobile Sales 1-128 Adams Ave, Hamilton Service Station Co. MiiM'rprtM, Ore.