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SIXTEEN PAGES j..y...l" . .'rf'.'.'1 .'ufaiint! i"M DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OP.EOOH, SATORDAY EVENING, MAY 15, 1920. PAGE Till ATE E THIS WEEK'S ORRECT ROAD DOPE "How Tri-Staie Club Finds Highways About Pendleton. Wo.Ua Walla to Spokane via Lyonns Terry and RlUvllle: Oood. Walla Walla lo Spokane via Central Terry and Colfax; Passable tut bad owing to construction work. Wa.Ha Walln to Spokane via I'enne wawa Perry; Perry not operating Walla Walla to Lewlaton via Delanev and Pomeroy; cienerally (ood. 1 ylwis ton .to Spokane, good. Lewlston to Orangevllle via Waha, fair, roada dry ing out font. Lewlston to Anstone via Asotin, fair. Lewlnton to Jullentte via Spalding, fair. Walla Walla to Seattle; Generally good. Bnoquallme I'tim open. Chains not needed. There In mill nnw on th mountain lint the road la clear nnd very 100 feet there is a turn nut for passing cam. Walla Walla tc Portland via North bank Road; Walln Walla to Stevenson v la Wltlle Salmon' and' ljy generally good. Ferry to Cascade locks and lake CoiumBta Highway tn-Mrtltind. Do not ime Mujor Orcek out iff he iween l.yle and White Salmon. White Salmon auto park open for season. Walla Walla to noise via Pendleton mid linker City; flood to Pendleton, some mud and rough over lllue Moun tulne between Pendleton and l.n Orande but are going through i n Grande to Boise good. From I-a Grande to Walla Walln via Toll Gate, road not open. La Grande to Elgin via lmbler, fair. I .a Grande to Knt rprlse and Wal lowa country, fair. - Walla Walla to Portland via Pendle. ton and Columbia Highway; Good Petour between Willom Creek nnd Arlington. Arlington to Rock Creek along allway track. CooHtructlon . . . - . - .- worle between Hood River and Wyeth automobile allowed to puss only be. fori 7:1)0, noon, or after 5:80 p. m. j Walla Walla to Portland via pendle I ton, ffcho. Ileripner; Fair. Rough In ppots. Pendleton to Pilot Hock nnr. i uklah, fair condition. Pendleton lo Bingham Hot springs, fair. Central Oregon Routes to California Good condition. lather by way "I Wasco, Bend, Klamath Falls, or Was co, Rend and I-akeview. Bend to Bums, goog. Bend to Prlnevllle good Prinevllle to Micheal not open. Ilend to Slater good. Biater to Willamette Valley over McKjsnile Pass probable opening about middle of June. Roadn North and Bant of Spokane: Open and In fair condition. On ac count of wet weather poor in places All rnudx rnRt and south from Spo kane good. General condition of roada through out the Inland Country Improving dally. Rain of week ago settled duat which was Just commencing to raise. ADHESIVE TAPE Will. STOP WATER LEAKAGE THIS SPRING TAKE Mood'a Seresparille A Good Blood Purifying Tonic Medicine. R l a medicine in which the people can and do have entire confidence ai pure, clean and- safe. 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If there la water leakage around the joint between the rubber hose und the outlet header from the clyinder Jackets aMd also where the hose Joins the radiator pipe, the eastist way to stop It la to tape the Joints with reg ular Insulation or adhesive tape. First remove the clamps, tape the Joints and then put shellac over the tape. After this Is dry replace the hose clamps, being sure they are not sprung out of shape. If they will draw up Into a true circle they are in good condition, but the clamp which Is out of shape will not draw up properly, and will tend to bunch the rubber hose, with the result that even the taping repair wilt have difficulty In being effective. m1- MEXICAN CARS IN U. S. WAR DUTY ARE NOW BEING TRACED (By Associated Frees.) SAN FRANCISCO. Hay J 6 Freight cars of Mexican railroads that were impressed Into service to move sup plies to the eastern seaboard of the United States during the war are being traced according to n. M. Campos, western agent of the National Rail ways of Mexico. They may now be found from Los Angelea to Portland, Me., he said, and some of the cars will have been five or six years away from their home linea before being located. IttTook 20 Years To Build This Tire Only a year old in general service, the Oldfield Tire is by no means "just another new tire." It's notanewtireat all For ifs a develop ment the result of 20 years of study and test by the greatest tire user in the world. Ordinary tires would never have carried Barney Oldfield safely through year after year of bieaking records, and transconti nental touring. He had tostudy.experiment, design and actually build tires to secure a type he could really trust. j So today we have 01dfied Tires faithful copies of these specially-built tires to which , the Master Driver pinned his faith. j Ride on Oldfields. You will learn to tnuK them as Barney Oldfield does. PENDLETON RUBBER & SUPPLY CO. 305 East Court Street. Phone 135 TESTS SHOW OVERLAND WENT FAR ON GALLON Ninety-seven cities throughout the United state give a national average of 25. miles to the gallon of gasoline for the Overland Sedan with Triplex Springs. The remarkable economy record was made on April 20th. The day before the Willys-Overland Com nntw nn( thl. telearram to dealers in the 97 representative cities: "Drain gaaollne tank of Overland 8eda. fill It with an exact gallon of gasoline; drive car until It stops and wire mile age to the factory." A national measure of Overland OLD FIELD TIRES The' Most Trustworthy Tires Built Sedan economy was sought. On the morning of April list, telegrams be gan to pour- Into the executive offices at Toledo. The.c telearams told an Impressive htory of the perfection of light -car performance attained in this Outlook Stow. Njtodern Auto Painters all that the nam-implies. rive the car a hew coat of paint enjoy this fine weajther in a car that looks like new no matter how oii4t mav be. "Sw. A smooth running engine isn't tne entire success of your motoring a little paint applied properly wilrmake the trip worth while. rt. rrazier-ia, ruie 110 Water St. Phone 71 Body BuildLmg-IIood, Fender and Radiator Repairing. c.j-- c 7nr rae the coolest in summer and beinu arranged by Overland Sales Co Th,. ,.., record made was 14.5! the coziest In winter, and withal the the local Willys-Overland dealers.) WASHINGTON. May 14 Two miles to the gallon over the rough most economical. The Willys - Over- They hj.ve on display a compilation ttm e ears will be required for the roods of Arkansas. The highest rec-1 land company nas arranged an ot u..u.w.. .n.' " lTXI t 'JT'TZZ -.J'J. ., .., . Thei hitioo of the sedan to start in all parts tory from each of the 97 cities which bcrt Hoover estimated today 6 the he.t mil. ace had I of the United States on May 3rd. The took part in the Over'and , Sedan the ho.ise committee Investigating been used r.,000 miles for city and j lie exhibitions for this city is now Gasoline Economy run. sugar siiuatlon conntrv demonstrations, yet it made; 1 : the high record of 32.6 miles to the gallon. Berween these two marks are; these impressive records: In the South: Texas, 27.7 miles.! over city and country roads with all ! windows open to a 25-mile wind. In I another Texas city. 25.2 miles over j country roads' In Alabama. 20.5 j miles with n newgedon jual out of j freight car nnd driven over country j roads. In South Carolina, 22 miles j through heavy sand. In Tennessee, 24.2 miles through city traffic. In! Missouri, 25 miles. In the Kast: Massachusetts re-1 t'crted :o average of 22-2 miles for citw traffic and country roads - One I Car driven from T'tledo to Boston i everagod 2 miles the entire distance. llhode island reported Is. 9 miles in city traffbj during hard rain storm, j Pennsylvania city traffis reported 24. 5 miles to the gallon. New Jersey city streets and country roads gave 25.2 miles to the test gallon. New York cities reported 26.4 miles. . Middle West: Ohio cities reported, variously under ordinary conditions! r city traffic. 25 miles in one instance, i 19. S In ahother where road conditions , i were bad. Illinois reported 20.5 miles j under difficult driving conditions; 2 6 miles to the gallon In another in- ! stance where the car carried five pas-i ' sengers through congested city streets. I IllmJIaha city streets permitted 26.4 j ' miles to the gallon ami the country 'roads 22 miles. Minnesota. 21.7 mites on rough country roads. North Oak. da. 2S.S miles with a sedan that I had been driven several thousands of miles in .demonstrations. Nebraska, j .22 miles. lews. 32.6 miles with a Se. dan that hnd been driven 5.000 miles: ; In country travel. Wisconsin, 25.1 I miles. I West and Pacific coast: coioraoo, (a 22.2 miles over rocky roads swept by the recent hllxsord. California. 28.S 1 miles oveV hills and level dirt roada, xvlth three passengers. California. , 26.4 miles through the mountain country. Oregon. 24. S miles over heavy country roads. vtah, 27.1 miles to the gallon in unfavorable country for a test. Washington. 22.1 miles through city traffis with fre mjaat stops. Idaho with Its rocky l aths reported 24.S miles. Montana. 26 . ille. This record, made by new and used Overland Sedans driven on tne same a "' Paris 11 ill- wuw.1171 m remarkable demonstration of the economy possible with tho enclosed lichtweirht motor car. In rocr.Riiltlon of the marked trend evidenced thla year for the Sedan type EARNING POWER The most expensive item in operating a truck is INTERRUPTED SERVICE A truck out of use not only stops earning, it rtops other operations. Delayed deliveries, dissat isfied customers, cancelled orders, means serious leaks in profits. White Trucks have the highest operating effi ciency known. They stand up and keep going in definitely, year in and year out... When you want thern they are ready. Their steady volume of performance insures high earning power THE MOST WORK FOR THE LEAST MONEY. - Frentzel-Wailes Motor Co Pendleton, Ore. 722 Cottonwood St. Phone 46 Whitelrucks - if E