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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (June 5, 1920)
PA OF TIURTKKN BOURTKER PAGES DAILY EAST OttEOONIAN. PENDLETON. OEEC10N. SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 5, 1030 BATTERY ADVICE ABOUT WHO BUYS THE MOTOR ANY TYPE GIVEN FREE CAR ON If PAYMENT? From R0B88 to RAZOR STRAPS WE'RE THERE" Oregon It ths fcsst plia la the world for oomneroial growing of roses. Razor atraps msnufactursd here are na tionally advertised and sold.' Oregon manufacturers of carbon paper, drag saws, rubber heels , stoves .brooms, furniture, oough drops and other commo dities make their produote so good that the world asks for Oregon-made. Whenever severhl iiutomoWlei own- Who U this man who I era begin lo of their r, Invarsbly i mobile "on time" ? jfhe question of ncrvlce comes up for discussion. Such a Ki'oup wan yester day talking of the dellgbtes of motor- in una Itu ,i i "iii' '''it' v hen ...,n ehthu.taat broached the bat -! "'",,t thc country endu ngerlng hi la he a spendthrift Joyrider turning! Ma ppeke.iH Inside out, Impoverishing ! himself for months that he maw whirl i Your Battery's Different There is one part of your new car that is different frofli all the rest your battery. For storage batteries are chemical not mechanical. The time to begin taking care of that bat tery is the first day that you get your new car. If you do this, y?ur battery will not only last longw, but it will give you bettei service as long as it is in use. So when you buy your new car, the very first thing to do is to come to us for full instructions. 'We will register your battery, and at the same time will be glad to give you a copy of the booklet, "Wil lard Service and You." Electric Service Station 201-203 West Court St We test, repair and re charge storage batteries, and always carry a full upply of battery parts, new batteries and rental batteries-. lory mfv.ee "I tell aou, gentleman," ho Insisted, "we ha''o too little knowledge of bat teries. Often the man we look lo for knowbdKc do no' know. We haven't received t lie aWvlce wp deserve." With one accord the rtven present turn all to Mi 1 of the Automotive Ho 1 1 ory Service Co., who 1h agent for the. r'rcM-u-l.Uc Htoraiio Battery. To t hj'lr surprise he did not take Issue wil h the speaker. "I aitn'p with every word h says," I wuh his unexpected reply. "I know jmy own company feels rem lap In not i having: had better contact with the ' ca r owner. For that reaaon we now I have htnttU of experts tourintr the country to put the pep Inio iho.se ser vice stations which are not acquaint ing their owner with information that lengthen the lite of their batter (oh. "We are noxious to help everybody, no matter what make his battery Is At my own service station I shall wel come any man who ha battery troub le. It may be that his batteries need nothing more than refilling with wat er. That will be dono-for hhn free of otiarae and then he will he tuld about t he triiuhles .he will have if he diso beys t ho inviola ble battery la ws. If wo cannot fix him up. we sh:itl tell h'jr.i where and bow he dan be taken rare ott Tltat is fDUr idea of service. We are helping the automobile business to arow into ouh thlug bijrgcr and better by helping each owner who needs bat ury education. OOOf1I Iibbiti CJ ood by, Dobbin. Hi ireesj a re too sb w for Akron retail r..a! dealers. The Oity is spread I ng out and long hauls over city streets hail the pastnfc of the borfio. loiter the motor truck. One of the larsosi retail epol deoleni hi the city in now delivering coal by truck on (.Joodyonr tires. All horses were sold at auction recently. Talking With the DEAD The new book that tells the secret of the mysterious com munication from the unseen world. Touches every phase of these remarkable phenomena. This book does not advocate communication with the dead, it only explains the mystery. Anyone desiring to know the truth on this subject drop a :jird to E-5, this office. What 5,000 Miles Mean to You Overlnnd, on frozen, rough Indiana roads, .-did 5,452 miles in 7 days Equal to New York to San Francisco and back to Chicago at express train speed with no change of engines no let up to the terrific wear and tear. It means more than a year's abuse and not a flaw; stam ina, quality in every port; another demon stration of the wonderful riding qualities of the radical new Triplex Springs. Average, 32.45 miles per hour. Gasoline, 20.24 miles per gallon. OVERLAND SALES CO. 1 . ;. SAYl U EAST COURT AND THOMPSON arid others' lives? Or Is he a coneervat've property owner, with astrla and an income th;u amply entitle him to credit In mak ing purchase, who finds an tUitumo bila a nceesflit ? Hn Is the e; i nil man I have sketch ed abovo. Te first is the man as he H popularly imagined whenever the time -buying of. automobiles1 is men tioned In polite but uninformed so eitty. Here are accurate facts on the, buyer on credit as he really Is: He T over 35. yaj old. Ho has over f 6,000 An real estate. Ho has over Ii7& a iru"nth income. Ho buys a $1,04 Bar. HV pays 44 per oent In cosh. Ho then pays per com . m t or. m-ntha. His monthly payments average only Jt) per cont of his jmepmc. With over 7OO4O0 ears in use, ft 1m impossiblo to generalize an answei to i ho fitiCKtlon "'who runs an antf- inohlle." for any fiBiires tViat WDUld answer It would be too bhf and broad to be of value. Xor I there an;. clai so willing lo pivo full und com plete information about ilwlf as 1b t hat of the buyer on credit. Ob viously when u man asks for cradlt he must show himself n he is; at other timt'M he Is sure Co show an en- tlreiv lutifloi'h- reliuuance to answer! .p lest inns, about Itilireejf, Theaa figurei of the Ajeopta nee. Corporation are derived only from Jen era I Miur.'i buwiness, enverina cars of Oenean ' Motors makes only Blnce the O MO deferred payment plans aro available only ;o buyers and dealers In theae cars. Qenerol Mo tors cars, however, cover practically every pr!?e classification from the 57ns Chevrolet to thc Cadillac that can cost over $r,ooo with an enaloeed body. The other makes ori the list am the tinick. Oakland, oidmnhile, S. rason and Itctiptm Tlooth pawsenger cara, and the Oldsmobile, Sampson, and GMO Trucks and Sftoeon Tractors. Just what difference would atisO In these figures should they include e,r make of car and truck it la impossttle to say. They do, however, give a cfcejir 1 (i ea of th e age, occ u pa 1 1 o n . i n otri e financial respont-'fbility and economic Judgment of thc laret and most var ied body of automobile buyprs concern Ing whom accurate ;tatiBllcs are avail able. Tn only abput one-third of the case, under review were dependable reports of real estate euUtan secured. The-e show an avrago value of $7,80&,S4. Whether this figure would be increas ed or decreased by the. inclusion of complete reports ft la impossible to say. but even if it be considered that jail the buyers reported all thpir real 'estate, the average becomes $2,45&8 1 or more than twice the value r-f the i average car. It seems obvious thatH x ni.-in hold j fng largo eQnitien would be ouite as much disinclined to repeal them tts ! would persons holding 'lests propert. land perhaps even more' so since th , tax situation and other factors deter j the larger holders to a greater degree then being pen to cenaure they are due to be praised. Prom the point of view of the econ omist it would be better for the pur pose were allowed to buy automo biles. When a nwfn walks Into an auto mobile dealer's establishment with mi neitner inn nejiier nor ni tmt else, hns any light to ask him to ex plain the origin of his money. He n-a y be o n embcwl i ng bank ciish ier. he may have run off with somebody's liberty bonds, he may be a burglar or what not. The m-uiey hn pays has no identity. He may also be a ship yard riviter. flushel with cash earned under conditions that it is hoped never will be repeated, or a sugar merchant who has just sold several tons of s;ug- ar. When a "man demands credit he must prove two things first, hia own stability as a member of the com munity, and second, his justifical ion for the use of credit. : The man who buys an automobile ,. on credit, therefore, is not only pos sessed of a standing In the community such n.n to 'indicate to the lender of the money that he will be able to pay off the debt In Incurs, but alsobas some ligltimatc use. for the automo bile, he buys. This Is the class of buyer whom the automobile industry serves most und whose use of the automobile is the economic justifica tion for the enormous growth of the industry. It ta this class of buyer that the Acceptance Corporation serves and upon which nr based tho flgorea thai have been quoted. Earning Power The most expensive item in operating a truck is INTERRUPTED SERVICE. A truck out of use not only stops earning, it stops other operations. Delayed collection of work means delayed deliveries, with dissatisfied custom ers and often a I0S3 in trade. White Trucks have the highest o7erating effi ciency known. They stand up and keep going in definitely, year in and year out When you want them they are ready. Their ste"ady volume of performance insures high earning power THE. MOST WORK FOR THE LEAST MOMEY. THE WHITE COMPANY Cleveland Frentzel-Wailes Motor Co 722 Cottonwood St. Pendleton, Ore. Phone 40 WhiteTrucks lower than for any otbe-history. A complete statement of rate from the highest to the lowest is ia Fay's hands. "Generally speaking, they are about half as high as the rates that prevail ed at recent national conventions at Chicago and St. Louis " Fay said, de spite the' fact that prices general ly have jumped sky high since those con ventions." The highest rate charged will be $1 per day for double room and bath. The rates range down from that to $7 a da. Accomodations of San Francisco and Oakland were handed over ia bulk by the Hotel Men's Assn. All assignments for delegates wore made via the accommodation commit tee. The good result, according to Fay. was possible because the hotel men "sat in" on the deliberations and convention in! agreed that for the sake of San Fran-t Cisco's fair name nothing should be' done that would savor of the jiouge. Fay is now busy arranging a Cifr price for meals, but be admits this i harder to solve. He believes, however; that the city's restaurant men will re spond as the hotel men have done. "We will not tolerate any effort tot 'gouge a comentior. visitor." F.ty said, j "f don't care to discuss that matteri now . but a way will be found to bring , effective .pressure against any man iwho tries to get unfair profits during, convention week." FORMER LAW STUDENT IS GUILTY OF FORGERY .-tudent at thf University of Washing ton, was fovind guilty of fiss degree nrrv by 11 Jtuv in siiperMSJ court .I' -'.ty Aviado. v.ho is fecltlg fed. igem of having forgefl si money old 'd a receipt for a.srJtstered packu .'. wafc alleged to hai signed a fictiu.jus churk for 10. frhe Jury recommended a suspended sentence. Aviado. the ntate alleged, was believ ed to have been connected la several oihor forgeries with Manuel Rincony Alvares, now serving a term in the state reformatory. A third compan ion. Mirando Cornelius was acquitted on a forgery charge but is being held f' r perjury In connection with thiff tf-timouy during the trla'l. SBATTli;. Aviado. a Fi jisociated Preps. Wash.. June ipino, formerly LnxDON, ,Jnne 5. -An u no on firm- d report from Constantinople today said Bolshevik troops had Teheran, the Persian capital. entered GOUGE IS PUT MY (By I'nlted Prss.) SAX KIlAXCISl"! . June 5. The goufr. that implement of tourture that Is used to take money from stramters. Is belnw put away in San Franco's. t while the city prepares. to entertain lhe Democratic national convention in June. This city, which has as Its motto "Snn Francisco Knows How." is Koine; to try to make a record us an enter tainer that will not leave n bad taste In the month of any . I. legate or visi tor. "We desire to entertain them not to gouge them. We isli to leave such a good taste In their mouths that they will rommend us, not criticise us." said Charles Fav. who. us otni;t..r. has taken the Lading part In prepar ing for the thousands of visitors who will bo here convention week. : First, the accomodations committee has brought the hotel men together and has obtained their consent to turn the city's entire hotel facilities oxer M lb,, committee. The committee ami the hotel men then agreed upon what' Is considered fair compensation or tne rooms of various sri .ides. Fay -eaid ljoiel bills for this convention will be s LOWE'S uitft r vert iff tL yarc W .r Even Two Coats of Paint Give Less Than a Hundredth of an Inch Protection When you know that you must depend on a paint film less than a hundredth of an inch thick to protect your buildings from weather's wear and tear you begin to realize the vitalness of buying the right paint. An outside paint must be not alone waterproof but weather-proof. Making a paint weather-proof is the difficult part. . If it is not weather-proof it will not long stay water proof. To be weatherproof, thc paint film must be so elastic that it will expand or contract with thc weather's changes and do it with out cracking. 1-owe llrothers High Stundard l.uiuid Taint is specially made to meet tkaaa ren ditions. That Is iwby it stands so many ears of weather's wear and tear. The picture u.ove la talrrn from a pho tograph showing a two-coat film of Hitch stamlniil I'ahit held in the hand. The film w.is over- two months old when photograph ed; yet it was as flexible as a handkerchief. 1 f you have been having paint troubles, or want to prevent them, tell us about your painting needs. The expert advice given so gladly will cost you nothing. It ma save you much. L. J. McATEE THE PRACTICAL PAINT MAN Phone 15S 513 Main Paints
