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Saturday, February 15, 1930 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Nine Motorists May Moslems Trek Receive Income ! Back to Homes ; Tax Deductions , , In Jugo -Slavia Stylish Modern Lines Mark - Hudson's Great 8 Sedan A S III N K TCi N Al') Nine u tliK'tiuiis from pross income niny bo iminV !' siutoiimbiln owners who miiKl flto tVilornl inennio tax 10 niriiH and I wo itiMiin nf expenno niny not 1 11 ib-tlm-lcd. Dcdiit'titiiiK nri allowed on tho fnllowhiK iiHiiiw: Suiiih p:iid ms I'cxlsit'utitjn feos, dlVfrf- Uft'llW. Kli'fu, IMTHulml prttM)(y t)ix'H and municipal tuxoH, 'I lit" total paid as a kuhhIIuo lax wlioro, U Ih a. fonsumor'B. lax. j Interest on money borrowon for 'the !iireh;ise of an. automobile. Operating and mninlt-uii(an (x-jit'imrn,-. Ineludtn dupicclatloj), un jiutomohiJoK used wholly for bnst lieH. or a, pro rain hare represent f 'mx liiiim ) 'mho, a vukhi'It gor car is used chiefly for buslnoss. Autmtinhilit InHtmirK'o on' cam used for litisines. ; I nrompensiati'd Iokhoh sustained by reason of ihiumxt' to any auto mobile used fin cither ph-asnre or ImslneHH.' . ' . J I )i.tnatfCK . paid for. Injurfot to persons or u.sl unction of property provi'dod tho tiutnmnhHo . at the time oC the accident jvas heiiijr used ff.tr IiiiSlne.ss. Klnaneu ehartfi'a on nntoninblh's purcftaed whleb covers , interest and risk on Ihe loan;- hnt not ilm. amount icoverin the premium on Insurance to proteel the finaiW eompany'K Inlen'Bt. i yv ; J,onm Hiistnined whoi'o an iiila mobilo iised. for .husinesK pnrposoH Is traded in for a new cur.'-, iM'duetions are not allowed for the amount paid for an automo bile lived eilH-r . fur business or pleasure and loss sustained where an antoniohile used for pleasure is traded' in -for ,a new ear. I. 11- Hubert M. Horry (Associated rrow Corrcnpondent) ItKl.tJltAOK,. JUKO-Hlarla (Al) Thin Kingdom Ih preparing to weleonio hack to Moslem communi ties in Itosnia and Hcrv-ejroviua hcv eral thousand ndhcrfiits of Mohutn )iu danism who went to Turkey af ter Ihe World war. IVriubudon for tho return trnl lias Itoep olilalni'd through th Jaun-Hlavinu minister to Aiucoru, j Ahout l;0,aoii MitsKiilrnen chnso i Turkish tdtizcnshlp under the op taut - munch of tin- post-war trout Iok when the AnHtrn.Jluntfuiun em lin hioko up. Turkey dld-Mw beat for thmn. furnishiiiK lands and of-I ferine Hindi other encouratfemontH as the t-oiiilillon of Its treasury j would permit. 'I Hut many of them found , thcyf could not withstand tho rigors off the elimalo .In the Mentions In J which they were .asslKHed.' An- J other outstanding ; handicap want laiis-uaffe, v (ho transplanted folic , HiifUUInt; only Herhlnn and finding it next to- impossible, wjlh thoif tali-niH to muster Turkish. " iA - Maily others became dissatisfied when .Mtistapha K final started li 1m t vestH;nimtlon rcforuiH, , Tlio -Hal- j khu MiwIeniH :nro nothlriffl If ' not j conservative and tho edicts ng"ln-u ;rv,iQ.,01 p n fl mflnf tonis as the vailing pf wompn unt Ihe wearing of tlio fez by nun, irked Ihein Horely. Tills wun Illustrated liyi'a Bceno witnessed 'recently on an interna lioual express; train, makinjf (he journey from Vienna to ltolKrado.- In one of the compartments was The itylith modemirtic tnotif .liic! adJs liistmction U litis Hudson Great Hitslit Eunciard Sedan lsa i;en carried through to the smallest detail in color, appointments, upholstery and fittings. Body, chassis and motor are all produced in Hudson plants, thus providing a completely balanced cur and insuring maximum smooth IKK froin the new G-rnr F.iolit Motor. J SMOKIES BECOME NATIONAL PARK Accepts Title to 150,000 Acres of : Mountains. ed hy Hie hnxc of spiiiiKtiuto and dipping- Into wooded valleys dotted ullli I he. homes of mountaineers whose unc esloru wrested the hills from . the Indians. The Kovernor, Inspired ) tliut view, started tho park movement ALLOYS FORECAST GREAT MACHINES lie liolpiil lo olnuhi Btulo irmiitd of j Mew aa ia in ProSDect t.r,o.l iin.l hurt a hand In IKKu- j i-r i, f i ' whii many iNew ivieutis Likely, is - Belief. tlutloiiH with Nnrlh Curoltnu, wliirb alijirinlril S.'.lilill.lMKl. Il' illi'il in oirU'i' iii'i.t ilm binl ik'sh nr.inu-huKliiK lund wiih under way. in the hands of Htiito I'oninils- Clerks Have to Sing A Onr.an ):i rt ment slnrckcep fr in Kin.vnin, TuiliPy In Aslu, iniiki-s nil Ilm help snu. They must sln. finni Hie .rouiiiiir Kill lo tho lliiniwiillier, even if iliuro Is only onfi cusloiiK'r In the 81 me. The salesgirl nuisfslni; while she Is wiiIiIiim nn ihe eiisimuoi'. She enn only slop to give Ihe price of the gnnils or lo answer 11 iiuosilnn. II Is enlehlns. Diirins Hie husy limirs slnclns enplh-nles even Ihe custom-ers. Odd German Timepiece One or Ihe must unusual or Ihe worlil's ilme-lellei's Is In Sleiiln, (lerinany. It has u Inrse iiiul tcr rlfyliid face of n beanleil man In the cenler of Ihe dial, who every seennil rolls- his eyes from side in side In the milliner of the m.vlhleal lossy mail. In his mouth he holds a metal plale ipIMiik Ihe day of ihe month, iniikln;; In all a ru losqne idelure. II hears ihe In scription of 1711(1. shoulders a ions' blue mantle whieh I'""1 uv- .l'nry :.- llo,1'"'" with ti .thick I it ... " .Inn; ; KnsU'rn Aiiii'rli-iiH highest .ached her li.-els. fixed a proud " " e y T' . ,.. while linen enllni- roolwl lie,- neel! '. " . Annuo -.iS u, ,e,.., and covered hoc face vnil Vho train slopped and she' got iH'aKK n,M l,01"mi ,ru out. Kho was met hy a mint wear- Negotiations for 2117. 00(1 addit injf a U. anil us the train moved ,iM ncrea neeoysary hefore, tho on tho ex-fashlonablo woman could ' nutionul park Kystem doveloprf the be seen wniMnjr meekly behind hor jureiton u hnsis uomparablo to Yel liushand. . . I lowstone and the other wroat parks , Imiulries procured the exphum- of west is under way. lion that it was impossiblo ,for any i In the meantime, the government Hosniau yoman tt adopt, modern will take tho '.150,000 acres for ad ideas or dross publicly, as ll would ministration and protection as a mean ostracism. . j nutionul playground. r- ' . . j One spring day In li24, Ciover- Smart. Aleo (getting on bun) : nor I'euy roile on horseback to Die lornlng, Noah, is your old aiit j top, of a pllo of rock called (Ireg full? jory's llald. . Driver: Nope. Only one. jackass ' Hefore him stretched the outline so far. Come on in. North Carolina. Before Ity t)ouiK Oshornc iKunntit.ul Mnilio Mi'll'l' U'r iM'l I KNOXVIM.K, Tenu. (Al') The."'""" ..y ' ' - i- neaks and valb-vs of the rnaUa 1 '"in .win uiin-, in une oi lite coiopuruiieiiLM miw - , , , .... , .. , , , ,, . range called tho (ireat Smokies a woman dressed In a w.ell-cut J .of , ,0 ,loull ,,,,,1 luur lalloi-mnde dress, smart hot.- " , ,, , , ,,..,, stoeklims nd elegant foot-wear bi,eom a , aven lnslead of w i I, powdered eheehs and llKhtly t,.,,,,,; ., J colored lips. 1 As tin, train approached Broil, W'"1" fedoml Kovornnient wliereu i-liniiKi. has to bo mailn for , "-'''-t""1 to-JUO.OOO acres of tlio liosnian line, Ihe wonihn tools iTenm-ssee und NoMU (.'nrollnn. down a' suitcase 'rafefully laid her' mountnlii eoumry from tii.V. VU. uiviiui, Km in ii n,,.u. ,, ht.f Mux Clardner of North Carolina PAMItltllKU:, Mass. (At1) An atic of alloys is hi prospect, un era of discoverlnir new lllctalH Willi which lo make machines capable ol' I'eav ot behind the mo- " '" h " " l - ,i,.ii, h'"'l' n,i.,,,,,,itH - ,,,,,, .,,.,, aim was about to admit defeat. Al- t undertaking In this direction is outlined by Dr. O. It. Watet houne. professor of metal- terward the t.ura Hpcllmuu Hoelie- rej ei- luuni iition put up a jo.tiuu, i ; , , , , , . . , one trust fund and nmiohed every i ' " , 'Vchnolony ami 1. .1.1 dollar obtained from oilier sources. ! ''"nlly appolnud bj I HO I'llKl nee i -iok luuiKtiuiuil i - guuie research into iron and steel ulloyn. . A Hoys are . mudo by combining metals, and sometimes tho addition GARAGE GOSSIP i'lM'vrolet Piircluiiii'i M. 'l Ittmdell, nf t'ovo, has pur chawed a t'heTalet coupe from lite JjiriHOii Chevrolet garage, tnher Choviolet sales urn: Oregon Trail garage, ton and 11 half truck, coupe and Mcdun; J. II. I lorry, Itouto I, lt Orandt. Imperial He dan; Albert Klnnlsmi, government trapper, Kamelu, club ttedant White Line Kitdght, tntek; Olnudo 1'iickett, couch, and WJIlliiin Jt. I'erry a de lave sedan. Carload ttf t"r A carload of now rheTnIetsJ litis been received at the f.arfson Chevrolet garage Including two se dans, a coupe and n noach. This is tho second carload this month. present Indications. Thero Is no question thut It Is being given con HlJerablo nlteition by engineers, ojtpcrinif nton ttod others. Certainly tho tuho has created more excitement In tlio radio world than lias been present for some lime. , Pacific, coast broadcast pickups for countrywide distribution take ; on considerable lino distortion by Mho tinio Ihey imvo reaebO'd tho eastern seu hoard. Tho same con dition prevuils with programs orig- mating lit Chicago. At tho time this wum written, thero watt one of ; thoso weekly programs from Cull ; fornla on tho spenker. Tho only jassuruncn that it was the radio und not a phonograph nf ten ycuw ago i was n gliwioo Into tho "rndln room" to ascertain that someone had not turned on the wroittf apparatus. Vow Cum IteeveJ 'IVn carloads of lVrd cars ltnve been unloaded by tho Perkins (Mo lor company this week, Venetian Ball To Climax Season hret'Ho will murk tho mld-wlnter affair. The committee of ono hundred, mad up of Uio ,i)at ion's socially elect who Winter lir thti Miami ureu. has announced through Clay ton Kidwhk Ciwperi ltniirtmldont, hut tho ball will outdo In hrllllunca all oilier functloiiH of tho season, mid will' rival . tho . famous Ileaux . Arm ball of Ni'W York. - Tho guest list, aside from nam of mem hers, will mil ho mudo pub Un until shortly before tho hall Is Held Ut tlio eiiiuillilH lioiel, . ' I'osUtmn designers have estab lished u branch office horo for the aevoral Kumlt-el couples from 4o0 to l.ouu whoso nn mcs will, ho on tho guest list. Hpoitsors have been rigid In Ihclr study of social history In selecting guests, and have ruled that costumes must bo word to con form With tlio general theme of tho ball. Leeway of ' Ihreo ccfiturleH of dress has been permitted, how ever, lo. Include Venetian attlro of the fifteenth, sixteenth und seven teenth centuries. Now ToTltr lloprosrntulHo O. O. (Jooch of Portland Is re placing C. O, Lund, territory rep rvHCututivt fin Iho - Kelly-Hlring-field tiro coin puny, for the lust cm Oregon district. Mr. Lund has gone to Portland, after mai ing his homo in this city for two yours. . - MIAMI ni-UCIC, Kin. (AP) lelight of Venlco will cunt a slx Heentlv century spell over the sec j ond annual Hithscriptlou ball here ; Kobruury H, j The hall will climax formal ho rclal alfalr.i of Mlumi's winior aea ; son, - ' j Klaborqte und .cosily costumes, Kpeolully . built scenery and ihe .A lat-ul automobile relaller was charged with, assault and buttery, and brought before the Judge. Judge (to p'rlMOner); What la" your pame, occupation, and what i(ro you charged with? ' v : r 1 : ' Selonce.;ls wonderful, but, yoir still can't, taka a bath fn an au tomobile. ;' FIVE-ELEMENT TUBE CAUSES LIVELY TALK lly Then came recognition from the Interior department and approval by congress. The cloudy ranges, 7L0O0 acres ..T tvllinli ill-.. ulMnl.1r, fill- l.til-1.- 11 Ml'. po-ses, are wl'tbin r.no miles of the 1 "f v,."' i"111" umoimlB of , tiKM homes oj' lintl' the population of tho , Tailed Stales. The great peaks, .- rising morn than (J.iHto feet above sea level, hu elude. Ml. LoConle, Alt. CJlllot, Thundei'head, KUer's ltald and (Ircgoi-y's llald "bald'', . :becauso they tower as bare rode. Asbevllle, N. . are the principal lite park. substance cause surprising changes. I'he creating of special steels" : ho say", "already has Influenced tho j daily life of nearly every person. The public has marVeled at endur I unco f lights lasting hundreds of 1 hours,. Hchlitm realUing . what Whitnges In aircraft ouglnes made and Knoxvllle;!' J'':ords possible. 0, K ItiiKcrrhdd ItatJIo Kdllor' (Associated Press Kculuro St'r'j'i?) Appearance of tho peuioiiu, or fiveelement tuho, has created live ly discussion In tho radio Industry. On tho ono hand Ih a statement uuestlouing the need of tho tun (0 Ihe Industry at tho present time, while on Ihe other uro HlalomentH that In tests the pentode has shown a gain Ihreo times over that of Iho screed grid tube. There is u certain amount of con fusion between the Kngllali typo ol pentode and the ono available In America. Tlio Kuglish tube Is a power otilput, designed to give n grcliler vollugo swing In tlio last audio stago of Iho retydver. Tho American pentode is a radio fre quency amplifier, which also can bo used as a detector,. Mr.Farmer, Is the Magneto on your Truck or Tractor ready to go? IF NOT We are equipped to make it go. WE CAN SHOW YOU nl ranee cities to of bald-faced rocky peaks, soften- mile, down tlio rnnd, College Hoy (walking): (limine a gallon of gas. llurngo Man (snappishly) : VM, where's your can. College Hoy (sadly): About ft. THE FASTEST. MOST jOT BEAUTIFUL UT WILLYS- KNIGHT GREAT SIX SEDAN '''"' S. .!The perl'cc.f function of these engines depends largely upon valves made of special steel capable of standing up under terrific stresses. We would not have had these re markable engines if these special steels hud not been developed. "Special steel may develop othor significance in uvlatlou for Ihn framework of ono of f Ireat llrlt aln's new dirigibles Is. built of this material." Huge locomotives that Work un der u'np'reccdenled- sleam prftHsures uro another tributo to Npocial steels. It was necessary to dovidop slocls which would not "crepo" un iler Iiigli temperatures, These new steels also make pos sible tho use. of 1200-pnuhd pres sures to lite square Inch in stonm eloelriu plants, Germany's newest cruiser lield i-by treaty to 10. 000 tous, wiih built of, Hpecial sloolH that lr. Water housc says lias sot ouglncors else whom to studying. . Tlteso Htmds contributed lo tho lliemen's trans Allantic records. Pal Kluunagan, WIIHM" sports, announcer, wears a base hull iiiuslt ! wlten ho goes to the ringside to report a bolng match, Het'oro he j masked ho got a blade eyo from ' an over-enthusluHtlo fight fun. ; Wltether tho tuho wltl hnvo ' reached the stugo required for lis i adopt inn In commerfdal receivers this year cannot bn determined by j GIVE US A CHANCE Automotive Electric Go. 218 Greenwood Phone M. 20 Across from I W. Week's, Chrysler Dealer J1795 Grist Six Cop, RoadiUr, S-po cut r Csup at $omm price. "70-8" edli, $975 to 11195. Equipment. tkr than standard, extra. Prktt f...TolfJ, O., and ipeclRcationt taMt tm shout without noUcc. Who WtMids t(Hl.no Additional POWER AND TORQUE BEYOND ANY 6-.Cy UNDER ENGINE OF ITS SIZE. BEAUTY THAT WINS INSTANT ADMIRATION AND DETAILS THAT REWARD YOUR CLOSEST SCRUTINY. I'ony (iocs to Court CAMHKIIGI-, Mass. ( AP) A pony put In an nppeurnncn in su perior court hero during a J30.000 suit in which n woman complained of being knocked down by tho nnl nui 1. Tlio a nima 1 climbed throo fllglits. of stairs. High Mileage IlrgslcrM NKW VOHK. (Al Plying G, r7,in".t miles in scheduled opcru lion, planes of tho A.vlation cor poration accounted for more thnn une-thtid of tho estimated total of passenger, mall and express regu lar service by air. . Yankee Pilots I'y Chluu WASHINGTON (At') Amerlcnn pilots fly ChlneHu passenger uml mail services, according to Gran ville Woodard, department of coia merco trade commissioner. I'rlsoner: My namo is Sparks, I urn an electrician, und 1 am charg ed with battery. Judge after recovering bin equilibrium): Officer, put this guy In a dry cell. iti-t- m . . e Tli dejisn of the 1930 Willys-Knight Great Six in line, color blending and detail i different from that of any other fine car. In performance, too, the Great, Six i, different, iti 87-horepower ensine reaching new heights of speed, smoothness and efficiency even for the patented double sleeve-valve motor. The 1930 "70-B" is offered at record low price for so Urfe, so beautiful and so powerful a Knight-engined car. WILLVS-OVERLAND, INC., TOLEDO, OHIO GETTINGS & HANKS FIR AND JEFFERSON 111 Questions the Wisdom of ever paying more for any car Ml I ' 'm r m --z ii i i h II WsKT mar a 3fll 7 Its rich appointment and appearance; its outstanding per formance, remarkable economy and its pride of ownership, in every particular of motor car satisfaction, questions the wisdom of ever paying more for any car. . , Senator John Thomas, ut Ida ho, taueht country school for two terms, lie wan horn on bin ( u I li r ' h o ni o tfteeul iu KatllSUtt til r nek dugout which whs thu family b v ut h, TllHt whi Ju. 4, un. It is a question that motor clom is everywhere asking. It is revealed in hosts of new owners turning to Hudson from every size and price field. It is con firmed in the most spon taneous welcome ever extended an eight-cylinder car. This is the car which all Hudson's pail achieve ments are set aside to pro di.ce.That fact alone speaks for a remarkable develop ment. When you see and ride in it you will under stand that un entirely new standard of motor value has been established. It genuinely questions the wisdom of paying more for any cii. PRICES Stmndttrtt Ltitgtb Cbatiii Couth, $ l nyi; Coupe, $ i oo;SladtirdSttlaH, fiiW Roadster, $i3ua; Phaeton, tOo; Smtieddit, Long WbtelUiie-patt. Touriug StituH, $t2o; Brougham, Stsyi; 7. .Hi. I'baelon, Siyw; y-fwts. Sed,iH, I'ricei f. o. b. Detroit, Factory Stundart! I-'ttiipmcnt Includes; Four 2-ivay shark almarhersi radiator hulteri starter and rtvetrte gaugo tar Iml aaj olt on dash: electroloek; tii(ffr-frufi Kindshtvtd; ttrv latkand tugitait carrlfr. ' Blue Mountain Garage M. A. Ilnnlson Mjrr. Opposite P. O.