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m SIXTEEN PAGES DAILY EAST OREGON IAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1920. PAGE THIRTEEN UUITP TPIIPKQ nHITCFN 'elected sixth time ITIIIIL IIUUIIU UIIUULIl BY LOCAL WHEAT MEN Tho mile of two twi-ton White i n 1 1 . i thiM wtMk wafl uinounod to day by ihv PrcnDscl-WulleH Motor '., j offrntH for the White in I'miitlllii coon- j ty, Ono wjih Mold to Amft Tnitllif nntl 1 the other to Roy ami ltalih Temple i vho mo farmliiK together on Oh lr ranch nortttWflm ot I'emllctmi. Moth trurlH will be imed In the wheut Iuh Iiichh by their new owners. 9000 MILES FOR $127.37 I Nine thoiiHaiid mile for $127. ;i7 ! the record of a Kurd one-ton truck loaded with totnrltlff and camphm equipment und currvlnw Mr. and MrH. MclntOHh and children. fcUto their married daiiKhter, Mnt. ArnwtrnK. and her hUHhand of A in oh lova. On July 7 luM, they hmded a Ford truck with a tent, fryimc punn. flHlOiiu tackle and Niindiy OatTIPing ciulinieiit cllmhed to their aeatH, and aoun left behind the city of AmeH, Iowa. Their trip led through 8 loux C ity. Rapid (?Ity, Wind Cave, Hot SprltiffH, Tellow it'one National Park and 206 town or cHIoh. and cunMumed approximately three mnthH, A raoord of the expenditures rof the ntlro 0U mile trip showed that the amount ppent for gnu, oil and repairs totaled exactly $127.37. FIRST AUTOS IN 1896 T.L,. CHURCH TORONTO T. L. Church has int been elected mayor of Tor alo for (he sixth consecutive ear, after be most strenuous impatgn in the city's history. His pponent was Controller Sam Mc-r!4e. MIXTURE WILL STAVE Smrur In I ml i,t . I The uniall Kant Indian miliar tr row er inakeM no Wblt unr hut Himply I oIIm down the Juice and ch not re move the motuMseH. The dark brown pi jduet Im called Ktir or fat, and l generally Hold and coiiHumed without refining, although In fOHM parts of the country a certain amount of mod ern fcuKar prodiif tion In carried on. "The flint utuomohUe Hhow ever ;held In the Tutted States conHttlcd or thrai llaym-H cars tahibltad by a clr jeUM man at a Mtate fair in Columbu, I Ohio, in the fall of i ',. HayH Klwo"il Hftynas, president of the Haynae Au I lomobile company. lured by the hmldlouK voice of the barker and the thumping of drum, 'the curloiiN, unbelieving crowds of met ry-makerM dropped ihclr .(11 met In to the box ut the entram e and punned into the tent where the three 'hdmc Ichh carrlaReH" were being driven around a Hinall circular truck. And uw the MkepticH watihed. their oyen grew large and their mouth opened wide villi awe and amazement at the night of a vehicle moving over the ground without uny Vtallrifl mean of locomo tion. John HobitiHon, a circus man, rcr.t . d the flrt Huynen for ttae In a "aid1 Hhow." The experiment proved such m. rim.n-l:.l huccchh that, upon com pletion of the necond Haynes. It 0mo wuh rented by Mr. RobtnaOO. A'nhort time later, when a third car i had been built, Mr. Itoblnnmi placed jtJie three on exhibition under a more ! pretention canvas and charged a nominal adniliwion price. For the Me of each car and driver he paid $150 a month. Thus did the big national automobile Hhow net their start ut n 'country fair twenty-four years ago. I naldaVvuii poor flnh, you run around after me for three years before fd cotiHcnt to marry you, dropping on i your knr-CM und proponing to me over; and over again in the ntOHt absurd fashion." "And what did he say to that? "Me Hald; 'My love, don't mix uietaphorH. A fish ( oidd not ppealPly perforin the fiats you attribute to mo.' " lilimlngham Agt -Herald. sii l-i flat II, Tp. a it. j REALTY TRANSFERS . . . - - BV 1-4 311 1-2. r. W. NVkmIv (, .1. I' fliii", l2ii. Lot 13, blooM , rix wiitcr. Ciiiatlllu farm Lurid '" I" fJpnc rievs Raid w. h 1-2 KE ! NW 1-4 Hoe. 0. Tt. 1 N. 11. 2'.". Alblim v. wiimim in John jtuthuM 3onn. BE 1-4 NTS 1-4 and a 1-2 N K 1-4 MB 1-4 .". 2. Tp. I, .v. B. 2i. K. H. LaOrow to 1. B. I'hillipK $T-.n. Lota 2 and 4 Stock 2. Afhns. Amerlrnn .V;tl!f,n;,l I'ank lit If. K. Bartbolomaw II. Beattaiii ii, H l-i H'C. 17, ail NW 1-4 Sec. 17. Ivlna Qti'tb mil "' "f Curnlfb tHtoh, Tp 4, N. O. 29. DKKU0 O. H. McCIuio la W. If. HluHhfl. 1331)11. K 1-2 HK 1-4 und rtK 1-4 NB 1-4 Bao. IK, Tp I. N. Jt. o und SB 1-4 Kt-r. 12, Tp. 1. N. II. 28. U B. Mut.'lurc to W. M. Sluiilior. 11100. ME 1-4 NW 1-4 und N 1-2 NB 1-4 'C. IS.Tp . 1, N. It. 30. II. K. IIurlholoiiKjw In American J Nul'l l!unk. II. Bee. 2, K 1-2 Sec-. 17.! all of NW 1-4 Hue. 17 lyliiK houIIi and ! east of the Furnish Ditch, Tji. 4, N. It It. odu It, Moon. to Blanche DfnBfey, 10. Mito und bbund trad in sw 1-4 jHW 1-4 Hoc. 38, T. 6. N. It. 37. Kuruh 1. Ionian to Ncwlnn McCoy l1.4)0 1-2 interest in lyit 2. 8 1-2 lot 1.1 nt und phecMo Roassi. i etip of BTated ehaeaa, i oitp of chapped ItiKllfh wulnolH. 1 CUp 'f bread crumbavaatl and pepspr, 2 lu bleapoons of chopped union. 1 labia spoon of lintier. Juice of half u lem on. Cook the onliin In the liulter anil :i Ultla water until It In lender, Mix the other InKrerllentN and moietee with Water It) Which the union haa been cia.keil. I'our lulu a ahallow luklnn dlKh und brown In the ovoit, Ksaaperatb-m BhiahaiWJ. lleuvenH, what a man!" Whnt'H the trouble, my dear?" "Wc quarreled ufraln this morning. OFF FROZEN RADIATOR Although the owner of a Franklin. alr-c'olcd car, needs not worry about radiator troubles In cold weather, the Pendleton Auto CO., local Franslin agents, has prepared the following la of formulas for the prevention of radiator freezing. The formulas given will prevt-nt troubles and also obtain the most efficiency from a mo- tor during cold weather. They cau tion aialnst the use of the wrong for mula and the use of non-leading fluids in radiators tin the fins throuRh which the water circulates are very delicate. JVegtaJot often may result In the neces sity for a new radiator they point out. Where one Is obliged to prepare against frozen radiators, the follow ing table In offered: Glycerine -Alcohol Temperntre. BojUftJ part Ifl degrees above. . 1 .1 p. c. 15 decrees above. .2ft p. c. 10 degrees above.. 21 p. C. t degrees above. .28 p. 0. Zero SO p. e. 5 degrees below. .33 p. y. 10 degrees below.. 36 p. c. Water 8.-, p. c. 80 p. c. 76 p. c. 72 p. e. 70 p. e. 67 p. c. 64 p. c. "Pa, what Is an Idealist?" "Usually he Is n man, uiy hoy, who has hlsth notions of what the other fellow ought to do.' Detroit Free Press. 2 L NOTICE! TO MY FRIENDS AND THE AUTOMOBILE PUBLIC: Now would be a good time to get your car looked over and tuned up for the season's run. I am get ting caught up with my winter overhauling work and can give you prompt attention before the spring rush starts in. Glen Long The Pioneer Repair Ttlan For over ten years repairing automobiles in Pendleton. 632 Cottonwood St. Phone 337 Significant Facts about WHITE TRUCKS They have much the largest output in the high grade truck field. They were the truck with which transport units in the French Army won the Croix de Guerre. They were adopted as the standard Class A Truck in the United States Army. They have the largest fleet distribution in the United States. No other truck maker has ever ap proached he ROLL CALL of fleet owners published annually by The White Company. They have the most extensive mileage records exceeding 100,000, 200,000 and 300,000 miles. They have the lowest cost of operation and the highest percentage of days in active service, as far as shown in any comparative records known to this company. Frentzel-Wailes Motor Company White Distributors 722 Cottonwood St. Pendleton, Ore. nt HW 1-1 (Hid W -l lot 1 ..f NW 1-4 Her. 6 Tp. 2 . It. Hi V 1-2 HW 1-4. HW 1-4 SW 1-4 and SW 1-4 NW 1-4 of I saiil Hf-c-. 6. Ti. 2, S. ft. 31: W 1-L RW 1-4 KW 1-4 SW 1-4 nml SW 1-4 NW 1-4 of siild Sec. 6. Tp. 2 K. It. 31. K. X. Hrlnrna & .V. n. Woutherly lo J. I:. Mariile. 170. Mite and bound tract in rtaley'H Add. Pendleton W. M. llli hards to Chun. Ely JI2S0. NB 1-4 Bee. 17. Tp. 4. S. R. 30. Josle Miller to Jerry Katon, $1.00. Auto Repairing and Overhauling ALTA GARAGE (At Alia Peed Hani) Work Guaranteed, Prices Ripht. nil Mill str.it CHAS. RICK ABA UGH 11. "in- .140 Money Savers IN USED CARS I JEFFREY SEVEN PASSENGER FORD TOURING CAH 1 BUICK ROADSTER J OVERLAND TOl RING CAR a m Every car offered for sale is in .splendid mechani cal condition and will prove a "winner" for you. Why worry over the shortage and high prices of new cars. The car you have heen wanting is here. I BUY FOR CASH AND SELL OX TERMS. R Y MeCARROLL 1208 E. Webb Phone 726-W 1 s I s ! An Imoroved of 22 Tons Here is a truck that we believe represents the maximum power, efficiency and economy that is available anywhere in the 2 to 2lz ton class. Even that is understating the facts because the capacity rating is extremely conservative. It is built so sturdily and so well balanced throughout that it will stand up under exceptionally strenuous service. This improved truck is the latest product of the Republic factories. It is their final achievement perfected from experience in building the more than 50,000 Republic Trucks now in use. At the Truck shows in all the principal cities it has attracted wide attention from everyone interested in motor trucks. Model 19 Republic INVINCIBLE A late type, Red Seal Continental Motor with an S. A. E. rating of 28.88 horse power at 1000 r.p.m., gives ample power. A 4 speed transmission provides great flexibility and added power in the low speeds where you need it most. Enlarged radiator with cooling capacity to meet the needs of any climate or emergency. Oilless bearings supplant grease cups on the brake shaft bracket and brake pedals. A late type float feed carburetor' insures fuel economy and even constant power. Perfected oil governor holds truck to rated speed and delivers full power at all speeds. Wheels are artillery type; wheelbase 144", optional 168" Firestone pressed on tires 36" x 4" front 36" x7" rear: pneumatics, extra price. Every feature that Republic's vast truck building experience has shown to be desirable has been incorporated in this new truck. It is a value that no track buyer can afford to pass over. This truck is now on display at our sales l ooms. Come in and see for yourself what a remarkably powerful and well balanced job it is. Or telephone us and we will send our rep resentative who will give you full information. Pendleton Auto Company Est. 1907 The Mmmn Internal Cor Pnvr. usl m .!! Republic truck, AtttvnH ' IM MOUNT power u thr wheels Wc Know nl no atMf ty lie ft di iv that delivers as rm:ch
