La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 24, 1930, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPage Eight LA GRANDE b . EN 1N0 OBSERVER. LA GKANDK. ORE. MORE POWERFUL GASOLINE FOUND University of Miehiean. ATX"-Ip"44 Makes Discovery Gift to Petroleum Industry (Anflorlated ItfHN Science .Kdltor) Tl'LHA, f)Kla .May 24 (Al rls-over of n more powerful tlon of ieoif;u (.ranker urown, KHKoMne. n Mend oypcoinllv for pr'fcnor of chmnlcal onulnoerlnK automobiles, wait announced to tie n"d- director .of research for the iMiMiral Caroline nmoelntfon'H an- association, linn I convention Thursday. , i . I'Moi" to 'renipcnitun-H The mixture restores- what Iho He said hi findings enable nil motorist Ukm lo call "the old' rofiiiew to produce. Kasollne pnr frtHhioitfd KomhiPMM' to K.'itidllite, I iv tlcttlnrly fitted for all raii4'M of Savewumey in buying Used Cars See your Cltevwlet Dealer... , - 1928 FORD TUDOR SEDAN llcrr Is n ear Hint 'Is a ival haiKiiln! fliMid liiits, 4U( Icin iipholsteiy. Complex iiiotnr ctver-hniil. new bnn htitT Hiiro this rai Is one f.r Hie hc-.t cva tuples of out tvcorvlltlmuil t'SKI (A Its. tti!rcl right tu $425 1929 CHEVROLET I IMPERIAL SEDAN litis only Imhmi drlwn 8,thM m(Us by m eaivrul. tlclvrr. nvr-slo Imivy duty tint, body riuMicil hi Muck 3uco. Imiic W4nvi Molutir upliol Htcrlntr. This Is I he Itvnt use I car hi havo ever had lit our hhow rtKiui. An OK car car ryltiK our Itn-dny Hiitcr-tiht KiiarantC'e $675 LARIS0N CHEVROLET CO. Next to Observer (i. L, Larisnn, ManaRcr CAN YOU AFFORD TO PAV? which ho menns nulrk, cnny ntnrt- 1 injnn 'rnhTwealhor. It in docrlhed ; also tiH adding power whirh. llu; "M tune" khh never had, uiui ha , Incren.shiK Iho available KUHnllno supply,' . . I I Tint LliHwllnir formula 1h n irlft ! to the petroleum Industry, In- the r ...... .i i e I... .1 . UMIII IH llllllfllll JT ('"III IMU MT- MIMVl'U lit III" VH'II MMMIllt. U in t Iparlment of enlnenriiiK' i-cnrm-eli )iKhy volatile, va pMiizlnt,' so vents I hut Inwi In power flfcumt.ve lof Iho I'fllvorJdtv of Mlehlu'nm It reiulllv that H flreM.wiH.lv In cold l !' attributed to HftrtlB'. hlffh-tewt .In non-commerrln), anyimu who wanlH to helriB fre to uo It. The " 'M""-v- n Chevroret dealers offer yon an exceptional tued car purchase service because they work under a uniform factory plan that makes used cars as Important a part of their business as new cars. The famous "OK that Counts" tag assures every buyer that each used car bearing it has been thoroughly reconditioned by expert mechanics to give thousands of miles of de pendable,, economical service. SPECT Z&Vfa'OMLYff I0a FOHI ((H'PK iHn rtilfs this one! Car looks and runs like new, lib;!' iiule, lmur wotirltur upludslcry, A-l 1 1 res; bmly In- perfis-t, shaHk, ihaiiy extras, and an t)lv motor. -. This Is an ecep- - lloual used $495. losn STrii-:n.KKit spout HOAPSTKIl i:ii'llciii eu rrnl npiwrtrnucc, i?imhI liiNivy duty (In, beautiful blue lea ' titer itdHilNUar'. K I it li t y lioix'Her'inofnr lit K"ii'ecl condition, lop and hotly arc both uxkmI. Conic In and Irlw this OK )ftft 1B2.VKTAH SK1A Com pleto motor over-haul, fin 1 Ishrd hi now black Ihico, ex cel lent tires beautiful IiIkIi c-mtlri Mohair upholsicry. Coino lii nnd drive ibis linr- fnin-nwoy for i $275 Are your finances in such shape that an unexpected call for $100 or $1000 would not inconvenience yon? Or would such a call emharass you? If you own a car such a call may come today tomorrow it's liable to come at any time . . . for why knows when that auto smash-up w ill come. Every day it conies lo hundreds of people some have never had an accident be fore in 20 years of driving. There is no need to fear financial strain in the event of property damage, collis ian and claims for personal injury if (and if is a hig word) you carry Auto Insurance with us. Act todav and elim- inate that word "If." Don't put it off lmt put Auto Insurance on your car to day. Ask about our liberal Installment Plan. UNITED STATES INVESTMENT CO. O. W. Warnock, Mr. temperature encountered In the I'nltcd KlateH. , RrfienlM which have been luwlv ,.omnV(,, tn recent year by the nintiinilrf nf iit'odiii-tltin and' refin- im- fitm ,.t Mikmh Im nnliirnl l'iiho- lino, found in (he natural m'm ... . i weather. The other t fKlored ' HuliHtiinne li witli'H KlWH (he ;nlnu pnwi'P tn hot weather in Naphtha. umially j'eniovi'd in the refining and- sold an audi or included In Heioeni 1 Iik effect Itt opposite from thai of j natural Kasuline, rclai dinj,' vapor-) nli'ailon. . It comes Into hhc when j the engine is hot.. In that static) the ac''iiratioii n( ninderii cnj;ini - iti27 ik)ix;i; OMC TON Tttl K Motor In pcrrtH L shape, kmmI heavy duty tires. This truck Is in excellent h1uih and lias ilioiisands of mill of low cM- openitloit for It's inf owner. Carry- tiiir our UO-ilny miar- :r: $375 'inlco for only i2.i ciiKVitoi.i-rr t'OAcii Complete motor over-haul, uood nphoUtcrlnu, fine IsHly. and A-l tires. Mciv li a car that In a harcalii at twice the prlit ur red OK iar Is 1 1 so on this car , $245 mar, wii.ias knight nk- -l'our brand new lire, motor In mm-feet shaH loop ivcavc mohair tipholMery Hle new, no dentN or scratches nn body, much seehil ciiilp uieiit and low tuJhviac-. An OK t Sl l Alt cjirrvhiK our iu-lay iiviil tur tuarantce SI 15 tends to on use completely vanorlz- ItiK' fuel to rhoke and draff, l os-i Mlhlv mot of the Nnohthu never! vaporise, l'rnf. IJrowir uniil, liut It doe nof Interfere with the much denircfl vaporizing when - sturtliiff or running at low nr-nied- re-Slum temperature, while at hlh i imnneriiiiireti t effective!- nre- jKaxollmv Essex Breaking Records In All Parts; of WorW U 'tiorlr.-rif ri-rnril hrpnltlnif ikt- j riirniitm'n by lh Ni-w Khhpjc I'hul- :ir I'dtnpiiity this wrk from nch itli'l' i':irriU'i. foinitrif'H i . .St-iitlaml, Atartka :im1 A.UHirnliii. i In Scollnn.l it Ninv I'liallinKfr. ; nan tin. i.nly ivir to-flulKh In llioj m,.. anil-.Mia. J. K. Wllhcrapnon j If.slK i.vci- KwiiiHirn Hill hiiiI the n,j family, w.tre Il Cramlo via : i t l ll'ati'l "licvil Kllimv" lialr-:llors Wodilomlay. in turn, i hp iievu i-.in.iw nun i ben the testhiK ground In .Scot land' for antornohilcK- and motor cycled, ror manyi yeai-s. pmfKSston- at:: and amateurs alike assauttlnjf the haytritous turn half way up ; ut her homo Tuesday evening. Re one of the most picturesque roads , frcshments were served. Those In the country. present were .Misses Dorothy Uel- 1'roin Alaska came the report that two New York youths had : enspdon, (ienevieve Crnm and made the nut from New York to .Messrs. Raymond Met'itl), I'erry Alaska In nine days. The dlstnnee ) wltherspoon and Ulck" Adams, it :t.74a miles and an average of; Miss Ina Scott went to'La (Irande lUiif miles a day waK maintained, m work 'at JoePs Grocery where The last lap or the distance, of j Mho will be employed during the conie, was completed -by boat Hummer. from Heatile. j Jty Scott went to his srnnd- In Ansti-nha a New rhalletifrerj purents, Mr. am) .Mirs. J. P. Good, broke, (he record from .Melbourne j where ho will ho employed during to Adelaide. ''and return, coverlnir the summer. the distune of l.lUfi miles in :i:t Mrs. Homer Beehtel, Mrs. Jay hours, 4i minutes, an minutes, an aveniKe j t;peed of :t(i mites an hour. "This, reported A ustralian automotive r apeis. "was n splendid- and ilar lii' perfornwince for the American car." Thirty -live- miles an hour in A ustra I hi Is considered hiffh epet-d- over the.st particular roads. PORTLAND MAN GETS LICENSE NUMBER ONE SALK.M, Ore., .May 24. (AP) John it. .Moore, Hast 74st st., I'ortland. will have the distinction during the year June-30, 1130, to July 1, 1931, of driving an auto mobile, with liense late No. 1 . That, number was drawn for him at the annual drawing late Thurs day of the vehicle registration divi sion. The new law brinin new i licenses due July 1 instead of Jan uary 1 Is effective for the first time. Froni now on license numbers will he awarded in tho. order ap plied for by cur owners. Among the numbers drawn nfrcr No. 1 were: 2, John A. Llndi-en, Olatskanie; 3. A, R, Dnue, Clacka mas; 4, lavid W. Adamson, Prine ville: 3. J". A. Hull. Myrtle Creek: (., Glenn Iv. Fn brick. Med ford : 7, Fred .M. Snooner. Portland; 8, A. P.. Simmons, Portland; lirailstreet. Kiddle;. 10, a, Frank Arnel 1'. Holler. Medford. No. 13 went it Pennle J. Koupal of Kuuene. 3 to Gardner Knapp I of Salem, f0 to T. II. Hooker of Pallas, "5 to Rudolph DiMler of Portland, and 100 to J. K, K. Klnn of Pendleton. CliF.AI" MjAXKS PKF.PICTliP FOtll PImFAM UK tF MASSICS WAHHING-TON (AIM M(.iJ Chuvncc M. Yiuinir. assistant- sec retary of Ciiuunerco tor aeronau tiCS. believes the country's largest an plan t market lies "in the group of men amb women who work eiffht hours n day. six dys a week a nil have little money ami less time." "l.ookhiK ahead: Into the next few years." he said, '"we shall see tills part of the industry the supply of small, low-powered plane? cf limited rane K' owing and developing far the 'employee group. "Most aulomnblles are pur-chni-ed for pleasure purnows and soon I uhl.. to cl.Mil.lo or ir-hloi"1"'"-' - "s c"" l,e tho ilistnnee he has been aous- ; toiiH'd to cover by special rec reational airplane.." 1 Th one obstacle to genernl fly- i lag by the masses will be pilot in- st ruction, he said, which is : "rather- expensive" but may be ' rmnhattet) by devtdopment of sim- 1 pier openitbm ami added safety ; factoi-s. Chauffeur: Ion't stand gaping there! I-Vich the village doctor. Native. It's him you have run ove r. WASCO COUNTY CHERRY CROPS SUFFER LOSS TU: OALLKS, Ore May ?4 (AIM The Palle cherry growers who xvere receiving conijrarulations of visitors from other fruit sections on having the hest prospects of any Pacific Northwest district, and who had anticipated a record yield of I.'iOO tons, after taking stock are prone to cut their estimates to l.r.tm ton. Cherrie which had been sixim; bettor than normnllx-, were found suddenly to, be developing a pecu liar Mueish-xvnow celorh'S. Thy are drupping heavily. The drastic cut in tonnage. It In emid, may re sult from aub-zvro wearher of lust January, or th recimt long con tinued cool weather when niKht temperamres close-y approached th frost line stmuitaneouslv xxtth the disap- pomting reports from cherrx- srow- ers. however, come, new, from W.uwM county -arhe.it ranchers that thrqr.un crop prospect are mui'h onshti-r than they wer Cxho:.lovakiA Imported twic a j yir u In 15i . ami Amvriran ( n4nufactllrl .l. shovM a larKni vstl(.'i..iis ami oth.ra .unml ; K'"US . . i'l Jj or pi one to bit anil' i T71 1 f l ' T IIHSll ft OFK Ull Filling Station I ' l i At Elgin, OreJ; lr IU WIltirTHpooii; (Ohnorver Correimondent) OnifKET KI.AT (.Special The now flll.'nir- station tfhirh wan criTtcd ai'i'OKs the Htreet from th city opera house Is now completed; Oseor KnlKht Ik proprietor of it. Hho uliillon Is In a koikI loratlon for toiuists. Mr. and Mrs. .T. R. Wltherspoon, Mrs. 15. V. witty und Mrs. Stella Witty attended ehnreji services at Hummerville .Sunday evenlnfr. Mr. and .Mrs. ,(eHO KnlKht wore Sunday visitors at the home of Mrs. Knlnht'H mother,' Mrs. Iiikb and Mr. and Mrs. Tialley Chandler. .. Miss flenevieve Ortim left AVed- j nesilay for Arllimton where she will visit with her RrnndmntheY anil ()ior rolnlives for n ..k. ; .Mivund llrs. I.po Roulot anil children and Jack Porsons -'were La. rirnndo visitors Tuesday. . .Miss Genevieve Crum entertained rt f0W r(f ner friPmiH whh a nartv tinKs. Maruaret Cowan. J.ois "With- I Johnson and daughter,. Geneva, Mrs. Charlie Johnson' and son, Wayne, all of Wallowa, .M rs. 10. W. Witty and Mrs. Phyle Rechtel were visitors at the home of Mr. anil Mis. J. K. Wltherspoon (huis day. uMr. Kldon Rush nnd William Teter left Monday for Haker to at tend the funeral of Mrs. Rush's grandfather. They returned home Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Hill, . Mrs. Walter, Orvil ilill were La Grnmhs ( visitors Wednesday. I Mrs. R. Witty and daughter, Wanda, have been visiting at the I home of .Mr. and Mrs. Reid llih I herd for the last week. Mr. and Mrs, C, K. Cameron and son, Hob, were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Rruggcr. fiss Bernice Schnore, xvho is attending the Kastern Oregon Nor mal school at li Grande, spent the week end visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. ami Sirs. Jl. J. Schnore. Mlss Ksther Witty, who is at tending tho Kastern Oregon Nor mal school at Uu Grande, spem the week end visiting at the home of her parents, SI r. and Airs. Q. V. Witty. M4v Averinl Stewart, who Is em ployed as a teacher in the Klgln publio school, and Miss KilJeiia Stowart. xvno attenueo nign scnooi 'at Hlin for the last year, left Monday evening for Pendleton where they will visit relatives and frifiuls for about two weeks he fore leaving for their home at Cor viillis where they wilt spend the siuniiK'r vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Witty and children, Mrs. Homer Uechlel anil Miss Jay Johnson and daughter, Geneva, alt of Wallowa, were vis itors nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Miller Friday. Miss Hazel M. Ford, who is em ployed as a teacher in the Klgin lltj-h school, left Saturday for her homo In Spokane. Wash. Mrs. Kate Cowan and son. Ray mond Cowan, were 1-a Grande vis itors Thursday. Miss Ruth llensley. who taught at Hindman school for the last year, gave a picnic for her pupils, their parents and friends Sunday near the fountain In theaWallowa canyon. Kmit Miller underwent an opera tion at the Grande Ronde hospital Friday. His many friends will be glad to hear that he is getting xpected. OFFICE CAT Scotchman lo small son: "Sandy, me lad. run to the post office ami ' cash this stamp. I'll be wantin' some spendin" money before Ions." i He Don't go. You are leaving me entirely without reason. She I always leave things as I find them. "Troubles never come sinv ly." ; No, they're all married and have liU'jje families. i I -rrs. Saphead rushed into her i 'neighbor's house without troubl-j j ing to knock. ' j (Mrs. Saphead My dear! Im In j ; an-awful state. 1 don't know what ' to do next: i ; Neighbor What ever is the mat- j ;tor? 1 Mr. Sajhead Pve just had a ' terrihje warning of approaching i 'death. ) ! Neighbor Goodness me! What' ; do yoxt mean? f Mrs. Saphed Well, I bousht ! on of those lifetime fountain pens ' the other day. and now it's broken. ; i - . , . . f in n smal1 lo"n l cltcniM-r. ' iT,??w " '"""'-w " rln j f"k htt oxeoNnly known ,m ,lw,r a Jm-ome. 1 Health Talks ln-n-l Kites The stimmrr un brinca In lif ; tf inlets .omt nr.irN- : Uins. ".Anions" the In are the nary tin are hest treated -hy hee waspH. hornet and yellow first hnthlns the parts .wfth strong ijitcketHvhose bitea and HtinfiH are, soap udH and then .applying o 'painful and- often caue nwelllnK. 'the areacotton" or Rauze,8turated !. . ...v.. .. nh nmmnnin'watei1 or wltht u.wV" ffiirniiiH. iiiiu iiciiijik. ' . , Tho hlte of these Insects Is qrdl-1 i narlly not daoKerous unless there; ;are a great number of them around I swellinff may interfere with breath ing; or unless Infection sets In. he- bites of . Insects and ordl- NEW m NEW SPEED . . . NEW POWER A i SMARTER . LARGEST, FINEST CARS IN THE LOWEST-PRICED FIELD .. , . SAFETY-STEEL BODIES' In the new, finer Plymouth. Chrysler Motors'-, scientific .n(rtn.rinfT. anil nrncinili SBB craftsmanship have, created, the most remarkal)le motor car in' the lowest-priced field. '' With its new, larger high-compres-sitjn engine, tlw nev:,. finer Plymouth outperfonns all other cars of this price group. This performance- is .delivered . with ttie smoothness of cars cf higher price with economy of operation and maintenance unsurpassed. . 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