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T Page Ten LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. L, GRANDE. ORE. Satunlay, Si-ptcnilx-i-21, 1020 ANCIENT CAR IN CITY THIS WEEK ihu-.v. of JJiul City, are u n- rs plaits !ht- original luiir-door -.1 ': rolt-t W 'lans imrciia 1 dan. arnj has the eaiiit- lima as the i Hti tht- J.anyi. ro-l coin- nw thrce-ivintlow fu'rian ' an 1 tri h- tiarlie .Su-w-nson. uf four ami a half inch s lotiK'r than ' I: - has pure has -d u new coup--. California Tourist, of V.m2 Vintage, En Route to Detroit, Mich. IH-Iri ( Din till kill '. .V Mn-. iot-al inan.ii:r uf the A !it on; t'(i Kl'-'ti ic company n the original four door w-djn, is at th Perkins Motor Oar company. J. W. ft ohm now haM chii thi- (letting itn-J lfanl; kui it 1,;..- !lt U 0 Mi. I -. "it a California Toi;: t." i!:--Kirl In the iu-'r oid cir, vk- I Tuesday in front of l-'aik'c -tor uiiHwereil an in'tiili'iif it.i.-- i I y. "Oh. oll art-I W'c wm Ii Cali fornia several yt-.u-s was ill ontt it. 'No. you iiHKijn'l. j sla n-1 m--. that Ih I In makt- of the car, a ';:!: loinia Toui-lj't. it w:is iiKfi'- t,y J.oh Angclr W-hi'! torn p -my i:i juet 17 y arn ;;. T.'i y il:-,--oiitinu-f thin make in '."' .Vv fatln-r tmuifht t h ik ,-. r in ! -; -'- "Yes. ax far as w know Kone -17, '.:'' mile.". At pr ; arn on our way to !;(. u hro wit! liv-. '"hi.- i tin third lime vi have in:nl tht trip from Seattle to Detroit. ' "Ymu-h airo wh-n i! v. n v. . Boniffim- paiil $M.'t't Tor it, .-.tthi.-'t any trlniininirf, just plain car," ti' Kirl continui-0. She rn h'-l (h-Ioh (n; it.,m op-n.-l u iloor and tli'r- iM-n-.ijh the hi j it Kit a tu -y .iiui-r (rotor with a chain driv. "Hut the tank?" H-r fath-r came up Jutft (hi'ii. "I'ndt-r the hood." Mr. J- up -Iilidncd. 'You iniuht ai..o m-Mi-V thai it haw a hid- ( rank. rii-'M liari-I lecrijij.' B'-ar. ai! wood hody. au i n Imlli horn, oil and : ! lainp." It will yo T iu;. -: on a (fall-in, ,u:ie as the hie of today. "My car avt raK'f ahoat ':" mil- an hour, hut it v ill ---o : n hill." And the car look' ap..id of moHt anything. i! ii its- hut--red body load, d with 1,-fldios a;:d other thincH tturiftM .niy. In t Ji -mountain country th. y i w oil ahoui every lim nnl--. "Ye. foik, Jt'n jM.ni- car." Ik'" of ae at ufi-d hoiin Wdii'-sd:.y from t he ' Knt erprixe. Mr. I toss liaH ln i'.tcilir fo;..-t Jitrict illard con-i working in I .a Orand- Willi C-U-. mi on h-:i a l J'ort land, '. H. j lim'H and HankH foi- b.-vera I years. ,S:.,i r and N. (i. U'oif. heads of , li n. -w Wjiiard factory a! 1-om j T t'arloail ; Ai.'-i-'. w-re pr"sn; and reported One carload of Cfi'?i and one car-j tin! t!i'- n-w plant uould 1 in load of 77's. all wedaiiH, were r ' oj.. rais'.n in Noveinh.-r to mijiply , reived by the Chrysler Karate tlnsj Win. wd hat'eries tfJ the J'acific i we-k. j . j ri J jiieriiriM ' Thrre cn Truck ' Hoc Ituchanau, Nili-xncin at th! Tf.e l!iu- Mountain ' Kat-ace m-1'1 Studehaker parare, is in Knt rpr ih-J I'.n-.- new Int rnational six fort : on j;jsfn-RS. trucks 1 .St W'--k. two in Wallowa j ! ai:d one rrf . Th" :wo in Wat-. Kxo-tln a i-arliail ! inu.- w ii d.'hs. ted to ia" Jop- A new carload of Htlfrks in ex- j pec ted to arrive the first of n-xr ; ;in-l M. II. Wl'fy. W. II. lloli- kaiiip arid coiiip:iny alhO ho'if,'ht - w eek at Jennings Motor .conij-any. :.:;.. j .ewv MidiaiiM- i;e S d iii- j I'aul WilliaiiiM has !(' n einpioy- ( '. V. l 'i i.-? old, of Ali e!. lias 1 -d a mechanic hy the Oakland ( i.r,oi.) t a n-w i-ls-i M-ilan from the j paraifp. Mr, WillianiH Ix from 1'iiU- i Ifuie Mountain Karat.'-. j man, Wash. ( New Oie inlet j Nw OakUuid Joe HolK.nth, of Kits n. in Hie The lat-st in Oa klaml sport! r oj a n-w Irnp-ria -dan ' model roadst-r arrived at the i t ic Ji . d from the lirJrion Chev- Oakiand-I-ont jac KraK- last we-k rnlet (..inpany. (and was sold to Kd Volstorff n-cted to a dynamometer ajjd electrical iiu-t rs so the energy de-v.-Ioped Can nu-asured and translated into horsepower gener ated at various Kpeed. iials also indicat Ki m-rator chaifJinff mte. oi! proMjre and revolutions p.-r min ute from successful idling to high speed. Kncima failing to pays th- risid standards .-t by iJodije Urothers ensjineei- are rejectfd and n turnd fr correction Those prov ing th'-ir fitness under nuch tjsts are carried on conveyors to the lina! afseinidy lines where th.-y are (hopped into the chassis "of lod'.- Hroihers New Six and Sen ior Six cars. Only by these tests are ;jsurel the smoothness. flexibility and uie:ne.Kt which every owner has a rit-ht to expect from the fine of his new car. GuesswflVk is elimi nated by the- i-iKid standards ap plied, to ull engine, so every com-l.e-i.-d car loiis off ihe ass-mb!y line as iii'-chanically perfect as it U possible to build it. Shifting Sands Are Tied Down By New Desert Highways In California Tho pronuncint ion nf "mnr cranne' with n snff '" is ntlvid by (he R. It. C. Why not soft in summer nnd har-l In winter? Glasgow Knstern Standiird. i A I Feature Service Writer! SACK AM KXTO. Cal.. fAF'i The shifting srtn.ls of the desert, which battled the motorist' transconti-; nental Invasion of California, have .W-en conquered. flr-.ad highways, free of the Kit ud y clouds hie honce swirled and drifted over th'- roads or whipptt1 l.eb-w to untiermine them, now i nter the state through desert regions over four routes. Knirineer have olveti the prob lem of "tinir down the desert." Study rev ea 1 e d t h at o nj y dimes below 3 feet in height moved with rapidity, and new rads have been built up to the level of the 30-foot moving drifts. ' To keep the sjinl fills from whij- ; pin out from under the new roads, slopes are well oiled. To prevent ' washing out under conditions of concentrated rainfall:! channels ' were dur to carry of fihe flood and ' bridges built to span the breaches.; There is little rainfall in the; desert for months, and a merciless' sun beats down on the vast, arid stretches .Rut what little rain there Is comes all at once and stors are often of such exceptional intensity that the whole country flows with water. Pushing an improved hhihway through the shifting sand hills was a project conceived by K. Q. Sulli van, district engineer of the divi sion of highways, and the district he administers contains the princi pal desert roads of the state. The old plank road which once pushed for six miles over undula ting hills still stands, a reminder of the days when the continuous services of a crew of men and 1 hea dof mules were needed to keep it open. Kven then, during heavy wind storms, it was closed at niuht and occasionally in the day lime. Highway construction in desert regions is costly, although depen dent on the locality and character of the country. Sections paved in the Imperial valley cost approxi mately 1 4 9.000 a mile to grade, con struct culverty, and surface with a 2u-foot pavement. Hop for Rmrt Bird Specimen Th Abrinl:in expedition nf Hip American" Museum of Natural Ills tnrv hoi to ohlniii .peclnieii-. or the Inmmprprer. n nne hint Hkfc boi'i the pniile and the vulture In fcome respects which alining u wine snreu'l of ten feet. Love Mutt Be Present To liixl H' hlfal life In the nor mal, yon must '1" two thiiins: t;t rhl "f tli" world In viirr henrl. m!( pet rid "f self of Ihlliklll? of your. ef. One thin': is iteedoil, only one, nml that one thins Is love. Stopf''d l'.ro"ke. The Cheapest Necessity You Buy Is Auto iv s-cdrui - J. Srhrwder, of Islaml City, purf f:3s-d a n--w w dan from l,a; ion 'h- rob t graife. ('W CltllM' -J.i n.'-s i. 1. Tow ers. of J'ort 1:. r.d. and lister lUokiand of Is land Cjiy have recently purchased i "tt.- rt.i t coupes fiom the I.arison I'tieviolti company. Also II. '1'. t'oitriney is the owner of a, new Cii r oi l coupe. I nun I lin Matt itosweit, of Kigin. r.-cntly tncjii.- the ow rj.-r f a n-w Chev lolel M-dan. GARAGE GOSSIP New Car Ownei-, Clarence Hazelwuod froio K-vin nan purchased a new i );. v '.,,: t coupe and J. feKiihdh-r ic(ntly purclius-d an Imperial s--Ui.ni fioiu tin? Iirison Chevioi.t gaiav'e. Oil ItllxJllCHH N. K. Ituchamni in id to Nui ! i: 1'owder on business I rid.jj. Ita-ti.ill (am' S: in in ucs are .ft in the na tional lire-toiM- bas-bafl game, w i! h a ha in y t for I-i Grand' to place in the winnings, accord ing to local d alers. I .trty mt cent I.. I-', ileiub rson. assistant man a-.-' r of Portland branch of Ford Mi.! or company, called at t h- I .a "and- J 'or d agency Wednesday afteruooi, Me ga oun the infor mation that I-'ord car n gi.-tratlon i.id now I't-ai hcd 4" per cent oi :!-e itatioj.al car r.gi.stra tion. with !( n-arr.-l romp- lltor. legistcrine New Cabrolct- Walter IW-k--r his purchased a new I'outiac cabriolet f i am the I-i Grande Motor company. Tckle the Job FV'irinnlng to do what we have to do. like it or not. is more re.suitful than waiting for nn Inspiration. Capper's Weekly. I Believe It or Not i There was once n movie nctor J who tk liis irlrl out under the ; ; Will Show Itself We nre told to let our light shine, tnd If it does, we won't need tn mwii but couldn't kiss her without ! tell nnyhndj that it does. The light n theme son.'. will he Its own wiine. Mfodr. On Ii-dH An Oakland two-door sedan haw jnxt arri.'-d and is on display in the showrooms of the Ia Grande Motor company. OKtrbt ftcprc-entatitc F. J. McConm-ll. district repre sentative of t he takland Motor com pany. has leen in 1-a G rande sine Tuesday on business. flK titig Carbjad The 1a C;riiiuie Motor is expecting a carload of th' first Of thi week. cm pany 'ontiacs p e n l . Jlcrt- Iilii Norman Wood from Pot t land represent at Ive of Fir-stone Tim and Itubber cojupany was in i.a Grando I'riday. Anoihcr (1icrob The Oregon Trail g.iiage pin chused another I'hevrole! trun th Jucdl affency thiK wnk Tin y also p;ji'i'hacij H coupe IuaI week. Two rw Sedan. li. H. Webber ami (i. U. Ilh,,,. Ciiilifiul " !' rktns Motor company unload . d a not her liiiload of Fords t d.iy: tiny i(ls unfoaded a carload Wednesday, and one Thursday. On I'-n-lne- W, 1 1. 1 lank. i. of (Jet tings and Hanks, spent last weekend on busl m iti ICnterprfJ-e. vw Car- type of sedan, a tw o "ii door s dan, w hich r-- Take Thorough Tests Of Dodge Brothers Cars lKTl:OIT. S id- -1 How Itodtf Hrothei'S ii:ake sun of smooth ami d-peiidaide engine p.-rfoi ma net can be readily apprec: it d- t y a vi.-it to ' ntinc lest room of trie company here row ot iigin- -. runtng on blo. k.. ui" t sttd f'r bouts tiefore tht art placed Mi the cha-sis of Ilt-w cars. In this test. .1 n.'-tor oper.it' s tin i'T the w a tell f U eyes "f men trained to otsi-re the !.l-:hte-t levi itiori from p-rfei t perform ance. Tlit-ermine ar4. powered by refir.ecl gas from city main as a pr-Ca ill ion aga Inst carbon loriii.e tion. A central oil ciarili-r fori-' s a contnt flow of pure oil through the lubricating; it m ot the iniit'ir. A'ler a protriii ted run under H fw n pow er ear) eng tin 'is con - We Will Prove To You What's Inside Our TIRES! Vou know lh;it his (if (ires K" ;! on Hie in side while (heir (rends are slill kimmI. know why? ICs l.,Aiuise (he rotton eoids in (he carcass can'l 'ciiine iMick" after the.i'ie s( i etched liv haul hlows and are loo easily hroken. We can prove tn vou why (Joiidviar tires lead the field fur re sistance t lirui.sfs, hreaks and hluvvouts. AH Types - All Sizes - All Prices Amazing Free Demonstration See Ihe lie! i "inpc! i I i c end sliuni; on our leslinn machine h--i(le a l I'liU 'IWISI' coid (I In- p,'l'iit-sl lipid shock lilisoi hiiiK (-in d u.-ed oillv in (.oiidvear 'l'i res. ) Watch 'cm '.tirhln-d moc liv -iilc. See how Stlpeiiwit cnr.ic li.i'ck tn shape while the other e.;,i .;,iiys Utv.i: . Sec how Supei twist siiclches tip to lit)', farther than the other cord hefore it hreaksl Supertwisi Coodv ear's patent ex plains whv (Jiiiidyear Tires are supreme tor standia;: aluise withnut premat uu hlowouts or caicass hreaks. We will prtve to ou what's inside our tires: .Millions mine people i ide on (loodycar 'l ues and .-upci t il ( old is one of the hii; reasons. ohnenkamp's np (as We Pay Cash for Ashes -AAKE POOR BUILDING MATERIAL The La Grande Insurance Agency II. V. COPSEY, Mgr. Phone 8fi Insurance The money you pay for auto insurance pro tects your car from fire and theft, protects you from financial loss when your car is damaged in collision, protects you from ruin ing judgments in case of damage to other people's property and the most important of all it protects you from extended law suits if you should happen to injure some one. This agency has a thorough understanding of the proper auto insurance that you may need. Come in let's talk it over today tomorrow may be too late we will show you the extravagance of going without adequate protection. And the money question is taken care of by our liberal instalment plan. You can pay while you ride. UNITED STATES INVESTMENT CO. 0. W. Warnock, Mgr. 113 Depot St. Copyright 1929 OiryJr Corporanoa H YS LE R A JOY IN MOTORING THAT IS WHOLLY CHRYSLER MOTORS PRODUCTS CHANGE YOUR OIL WITH THE SEASON Now is the time to clean out your summer oil and change to heavier lubrication for cooler days. J Drive up today we will put the right grade in your car and of course you'll want ) ) No mailer how wide and how varied your motoring experience, you fmd ail the thrill behind Ihe wheal of one of the new Chryslers thai cams when you drove your first cor. Yet the reason is simple. It is to bo founc', fo instance, ii thsse epochal new ad vancements of the new "7 end '70 : MULTi-RANGE GEAR SHIFT DOWN-DRAFT CARBURETlON SYNCHRONIZED POWER SYSTEM PARAFLtX SPRING SUSPENSION A-KHITONIC BODIES and a hojt of c'her revolutionary cngi nf-enng fi-aturcs. It Ihe "66", lowest-priced Chrysler Si, you will also experience o performance cSoractcri-,t:ccl:y Chrysler, combined with easy riding end handling a perform ance that puts Ih-s car os far ahead in Ihe fir-Id a the new '77' or,d "7" ond the Imperial are in theirs. 2895 rICIS Nln. odr Sfyl'i. fiom S2!93 lo F. O. I. Factory (Spociol Equipffitn! Eirraj. WITH MULTI-tANCC GlAI SHIFT s1595 NEW CHtYSlEJ "77" PUCES Nino lodr Slylot.'honi J159S lo JI 795. F. O. Foclory (Special Eqvipffiont Exlro). WITH MULTI-IANCE GEAR SHIFT M245, NEWCHYStE"70" "WCES Sn tody S'yloi. from $1245 10 I395. F. O. Faclory iSpociol EquipfPonl Eilro!. WITH MUVTI.lAVIGt GEAR SHIFT s985 NFW CHRYSIE "6" PRICES S. Ody Sryloi. From J95 lo JI065. F. O . Foclcty Spciol Equipwonl Eit'O . THE lOWlSTtlCEDCHRrsiER SIX L. W. WEEKS CJ i ien uod & Jefferson e3 Commercial Caks and Ttvucus G0LDEX MOTOR Oil) . FLOWS FREELY PLAYLE OIL CO. ADAMS (,;i:.N(lO!)