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s . .. - Page Eight LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, ORE. Saturday, April 19, 1930 Braking Efficiency Can Be Improved By Equalizing Force Ai Each Wheel Trnfflr. xn.'fly tltrmimls bruiting' Y-ntrtiif-or of Dodffo Itmt hon. "fri Ability atttfivifnt tn tho project H? i ftet:" -lit v continued. Maximum liktr uwny of thf mmlfrn nntr i trrrelerjrt.'m cirnnot iipM wlille ' mobile." iy O. H. Allon. chief h Ivlntr (ir traffic fwhen It in ?not norU-n") If the deceleration is not In ill root proportion. "ArelerotJon aralnn have, been mailu fjjr ttie ne of high tomprw uton motor; by the employment of flsht-oylindoi oukUioh furnfh Inp u sreat u mount or.torr.uc at low speeds ami alo by mean of Improved e.-im h;ipeK, nifinifoldlnif too tT.7 f r 2a ; fl K t?l I I TJtl &I .3 , E fJ I .; We back the U. S. Royal as the finest tire in the world I : GUARANTEED FOR MFB! . 29x4.40 30x4.50 $5.80 .' : $7.00 29x4.50; '. 31x5.00 $6-90 , $9.60 !3 designed fcr Worn tires may skid in a pinch they may blow out at high speed or under quick braking. They are as untrustworthy in an emergency as worn-out brakes. Insure your safety and that of your pas sengers by outfitting with non-skid, durable tires of" the very highest quality. And that means U. S. Royals built by the world's largest producer of rubber. The Wead That Gives Maximum Road Grip The deepnotched tread of U. S. Royals is designed to give maximum road grip, sure brakingand an increase in driving case. And tlJfl same tread is made so tough that ,11 S. Royals last for thousands of milesionger than other tires of the same priced You can't duplicate this quality and you can't match our prices. ' SLIJE MOUNTAIN GARAGE M: A . Harrison, Mgr. ' Opposite Post Off ice FAR BEYOND ITS RRICE ! mm w'mMWffM V J SEDAN DE LUXE DOWN PAYMINT ONLY $355 talent In 1 1 oiy monthly ooy mnts. Liy brltti tm to rk J. o. b. ioUdtf, O.. h Mtfification. ibbjat ( hum .. without notice ' 43 IN SECOND GEAR ... 65 HORSEPOWER . . . RICH BROADCLOTH UPHOLSTERY ... INTERNAL 4-WHEEL BRAKES ... RUBBER INSULATED ENGINE..... in PRODUCT OF WILLYS. OVERLAND, INC., TOLEDO, OHIO GETTINGS & HANKS Jefferson Ave. and combustion chamber design, j 1330 line of Reat covers are offer Improvcment in this 'direction j ed In handsom eolorn and fabric ore ftlll troin on and with the ten- t tht wntlcipnte evei y automotive ttrwy throughout the Industry to-1 nr t, both In irlcr and design. fnrtH the uhh of larger ; tninen 1 ''No matter what may Ite the Fut-ulKhinK (ficutr-r ' poV(?r-cicfht ' nhiki; r . moffel,- appearance of ratio, it I likely that evep tho ! any ,car can be improved and flum prfrpent irccclcratlve mte vkill be ' mer drlvlnp mn be. mnrie more cxcofiifrt. f-omirrtahlc by the nrtrtltlon of I Arontina Car ImiKirts Itlse --Ohvioiwly Kreater ttr-nt(on("it . ver5." . - j HrKNOH Ail! (AP Arjren must be Klvn to hmkinp cHI- r ; . . t tlna',1 ImporU of American pas roor-un.e ntKi Kw)TUbOdU HOTTIP nKer automobile .urufii n iri'mntUH iinprnv1- i r . incjil '! th old -lwo-whi'l tynes. lint iiii th.'it' we, have j four-u lii'd brakes, the stopping I rfi'ort n beinx appllcl to all thr : iii'facr; Uml ft can !. applied lo. : There Is only one way that a fur- j llier K-iln ean be- made and (lint N) j to mahe cettiiin that -a)i of Ihe ! i wheels in dolriK its full .thar j of the wtn-k needed to brin the I ear to tt atiip. "KimlneiTK have proven that iiiuxhnnm retarding fore is lit-in excried when the wheel Ih Just j-hort of win locked. Nahirally it is riceesiiry that eo,uai )rakfi)K effor t bo applied to all four Wheels, j and thl.M tv the aim. of ensineerH ! in (It'HiKninK the bsaklntf nyntt-m for lm it n't HrnlherH caiH. A.VT IfOWFVKK nnndpa In a iipeedy car I'UHhed ih throttle down far; Tti-inttle. twinkle. Httle clar, Music by the 1). A. It. increased 2 1 n -t . ! per am in tviv ott iubuin 1 f Or VftSUS LOU tit j popularity of cars rnioted under N. Y;, April IS '" wi notd f the fact that , (AI1). Knumerator John Khechy7 n1 rnl r tho l'lo't wore in ; J.. fouml everybody .in hl din- I ihc low-price clauH. ti li t home today when ho Hlartfd L oiii .o take the census. 1 The: best way to Hettle a prob-. J lie, JiMied 2,'17S liernnn In. nj lenv Is to uleep over It while it comparatively hort tiio only with alight difficulty. o found np conscientiou.s objector who refused to he counter! In the Miss Majestic Contest nYOTECOUPON Good r lOvotes for credit of M Address : .When nronerlu fitle&sDid and deposit ed in ballot box at the Arcade Theater Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page which eenUf . without his heard. ; had been ahuved off. iheeby'a dUtrict waM Rin $ln$ i;ri.-tn. ' - ' "Look and and see how m licit ) iraa we've R..t, will yon " I It polntK lo Y-t, hut I don't! .. . . hi ' ii ti, "inn uuil Ittll . iMlflL i,i.nH'Ta .nr nair empty l-;tht-in-l.lne are u( ' the xelf- riaali.tn-. Internal hydraulic type Kveiy reHiiiiree at the i!iposal f Ar,.0V(1,.((, i i.il 'iKiiM't'iin1: oranizaiton has been inneentrated on the mat ter if efiuallxatlon beeause ..with- ; vrAnp rnATTntnmn out I fiO per cent equalization there ilJMMU lJUM&l& t t cannot be I MO pPr torit effbleney. 'j Tl-IAX PAT .TPHDVI A t -. ' i (Continued Trom Tago One) ! in nrohbiahnri of -Itlo- JV ' Janeiro, dies. ; -1 simply Im exei't llM-lr taneously. tuse all broken cannot' masimum power simul-j Calif. 5,1 i0 j (oiini.rti.,1 with the luahr- pi-il.-il Orpsnn" nplly axpnixr Orfi Is a plKiun witrklnar In it niaslw ' tourist problem .ylln.l.r. Itiilinif rrom tills mux-: . T.ilat lion-rcsMi-nt perrrillH ' IkhuwI Ic-r eylimlcr to a ryllnilur in pai'li i fm- yt-ar oi tut uram (iriiii)K . aro fopMr j InhiM ami r.-ltiforrPd hosi fiinn.c-; .tiahainn ' lluiiri. In c.-u'li hrako drurn rylin- I a lasKa .T" lcr arc two. pinions which press ( Arizona" : Kuiwt the upper emls of !he Arkansas '"Z.'Z? Iirnlie slides. All eylimlcrs . and j Australia llni'S are full, or lii"ll,. all nirjiiaja : hinlnt,' linen expelleil In the rilling! Hilulinn ' i "'' lyl'-ni. IhimH I "When the root pedal Is de-('anai:a j pressed, the piston in the master j ( nn Zone ...... j cylinder everts a pressure iimn ; china j the liiiuiil in the lines surrlelent f Coloi ailu Z...".... to foree out Hie piston in each of ' Connecticut I the Irialte drum cylinders until i Cuha . j the limit nhne racin?. come In lielauare " j contact with the Inside. t the I ,st., , columhi';! ! dnimi.. ... ,:nKl..ii,r. "'rhere can he no hrnklntf pres-; rlorId;t . j sure applied to any one drum until : f.-rnnre " alt the racings are on contact with j Ccoi-Kia their drums. Thus when the Ceinuinj- hralics iictually apply the forcp I Oualii "..!...'"'".. ! thai urines the car to a stop, it is Oregon .11 ' 41 7ii? . Ml! 1 f,S3S It "l,2S li". . ' 1 .. ' .fit: . 7!l 3 K.S . SOU aulomallcally e'ltiaj on each wheel. rhli: is governed by the ihysical law that "pressure exerted on each column or fluid Is expanded equal ly III all directions.' Since cqual ialion is the )ire-ciulnent factor In piltlliiK deceleration . on . a pur with a(aideration, .. I lodge; ... Ilrotli ers arc particularly fortuniite In that u fundamental law of physics accomplishes tills as surely, posl llvely upd depctlfiably as the e.-n-th turns on its axis." ... ,. SEAT CODERS ' ADD COLOR TO AUTOMOBILES "u Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa ifaly . .Japan ; Java I ICanrtfnff ' ;. j Kentucky ; Louisiana -Maine ' ; j .Maryland I .M.aHsachu'seft.s ' j Ifxle.o f ..t f .Michlf?an 1 .Minnesota j .Mississippi " .:. .Missouri otana ........ .N'ebraska "In Die .spriiiK.'the auto's fancy. i NreVada accessoiles and seat oover.s are i New iriimpshlrrt j very much in demand, aceordln' New Jersey (to C. I. ,ltash. local manager of! New' .McSlco ..... itte Wi'slet-n Auto Supply company. New t nrk vhere new and attractive patterns I New Zealand In the J :i "10 line of automobile f North .Carolina , seat covers are beiiiK dirfilayed. "Women motorists are particu larly enthusiastic about bavin their cars equipped with sent cov ers as they combine smart ap pearance, utmost rhlinpj romfnrt and .. cirinplele clothinK' protec tion." says Mr. Hash, "That the uncovered upholstery. Is a collector of dirt and dust Is plainly shown by a simple- test. Slap the upholstered seat cushion In the ear. sunnily, then feel the dust and Kiime between the rin Kers; It Is easy to imagine the damage this dirt cauves. both to clothing and tin upholstery. 'Iteautiful ear interiors rt-tnln their original beauty with fine tailored, simik fitting wat covers Norlh Inkota Nova Scotia Ohio OUlnhour.L Oregon I'anaYn.i Pennsylvania .,., I'lilllpplne Is Khodo Island South America .... So. Carolina South Oaltnfa .... Tennessee Texas ("tab Vermont VIiKinla Washington ...... West India West Virginia .... ', 4:i 1 1' lay OS -1.027 411 . CSS I 7r 44 l.:to: 741 . 62 13 l."7 170, I 3(1 it!4 CS4 4U 14 14 20 32S 73 7iV.) S5 i:t 07 IS. 55 I "4 c.nno SCO . ; ' 43'. -.344 -11 ; ' O.'lil i . '. . 162' - h SSH-t 2,n&fi ) 4,5 ' 2.100 2,t;0O ' Mf : ' l i ..'140 i .''81 1 ' ' 151'f .' 70(r I i 65... ,' 3.5SO ; 2; i ci I !C f. 2,?40 j . 1.S40 i 2,1 40 2. ico ; 105 j . ''S4uf 890 I' a, 240 I It . 154,'. 30 ! ' and there W Ki'eat satisfaction' In ' Wisconsin knowlni; that the durable male rials from which they are made wl'l keep the iiphol'tcry like new roi the life of the ear. Our new Wyoming Callfornfii 47C . 403 . or. 1 04 .3.400 I ' 3.1140 . a, cuo , V'lS l.soo I 14! 1HS ' 3 . C.5 "sio 372 4.380 2,7 SO 71 "224 11.312 1.2 SO '. - 90& ..103.00S 50.0S3 Color Harmony now Demanded -Ji I S. P'S f.' t i'IM! .&iiilA MUWJI Salty Blane, of R cho Picturt, U ihowrt Kt left, ielecting rl of teat covin (or litr car from ihm nw WfTO Aoto MAI cover sample book. Above frtcftor tbotr her lelcction intl!c on tho car. Altract;vr. nw pattern and fabrics, eVsiffned to barmoaiie arrtli .tie prcvailmf celoriul trend m car bodies attd opkolttery,-r al'ng Autcmtobila sat cover ona of the most pentlar stutoilisbila accs torias, according to tho Wastorn An to Supply Company. invest ependability EICHTS ami SIXES A distinguishing feature of the Nash ' , "400" is its dependability. Nash engineers and Nash crafts men have designed and built the car for permanence and long life. Only the finest of materials that money can buy are deemed gotxl enough for Nash And Nash precision standards of manufacture are most exacting. That is why the Nash "400" is such a sound investment. That is -hy it repays its purchase price-more richly In finer performance, in , greater comfort, and in longer de- ' pendability. t Nash quality standards of engineer ing and manufacturing are iden tical thtuotit the complete range of Twin-Ignition Eights, Twin-Ignition Sixes, and Single Sixes. Read These 'Nash. "400" Features CentraUi?J chassis lubrication built-in automatic radiatoriihutters.and the world easiest steering in every model. Adjustable front stats. Sfcelftpringcovers with lifetime spring lubrication in tho Twin-Ignition tijiht and Twin-Ignition Sis lines. The pricele protection at no extra cost of Ij plate, nort-shatterable plate glass in all doors windows, and windshields thruout tlw Twin-Ignition Higlit line. This glass is alo available at blight extra cost In all other.Nash cars. siNULfc SIX TWIN-IGNITJON SIX TWIN-IGNITION EIGHT $035 to $1155 $1325 to $1745 $1675 to $2385 Alt pruts . . b. luctory CuiiiieiiunMtiiith I'aymenl Plan if Ddsired il 400" AUSTIN NASH CO. - 80(5 ADAJIS AVK. 4 30 !7rt CHRYSLER Rt)YAL COlTI! UumLUuM), W.i r. a It lattery (Spnijl liupmnil llnrj) Give a Chrysler thitigs to do- it does them better! Go through traffic in a Chrysler. Learn how nimbly and effortlessly it threuds its way through the maze . . . how tast it is on pick -up . . . how easily it handles . . . how safe and sure are its weatherproof 4-wheel hydraulic brakes. Take it out on the open road. Step on it . . . get the tingle of its speed . . . test its smoothness and quietness. Climb hills ChrvileJ- $795 NEW CHRYSire Sl.d I.au-esl-prkta six ti er fo brir the ( hryiler mme. II itb utt Cbryiler eti&hlterbig lityrhlf mrnll as utatberbr M Jruulic brjhts: bl-b. p. AV cembrtssioH tuginf mnnilttl it ritiier: iWrjWr sho t I- sertrri: IJiniir-itrtrd , steel biJiet. HH My stilt 1795 J5, . . jetb hills t:pnhich you :ave struggled laboriously i.i tit! er r pr.es everything on the .vteopct grades. Vi e v. iil gbdly place a Chryilur ;.t ) our disposal so that you can give it Hings to do difficult things'and learn for yourself howmuch better it does them than any other motor car that you have ever driven. There is a Chrysler for ei ery purse and 'need Imperial. 1 "jii", "66",md New Chrysler Si L. W. WEEKS Greenwood & Jefferson Sn Body Style 590 to 675 PrlcM t. a. k factorr E rzzsnai LLiaj .i ui mwmm iii m r tiii i riiii Hit, $590 t T .