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i lu.WM;.Tl if!?rfcLM. f ... is ff FOURTEEN PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON,' OBEGON, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 10, 1920. FAGS TEN THIS WEEK'S CORRECT ROAD DOPE "Rovy tri-State CluSTinds Highways About Pendleton. 4 Mrt'klf RiMil Itfpnrt of the TH -& i Anln 1iitV July Orwaik, IBM ! Walla, Walla to Spokane via Lynnns TVtry and ftltavllle IMwrrii Walla Walla, and rreacott, fin 10 milM roirrh, tialance fair, Prcecott to ulver tiem-raily ooo ltlver to Wsilntifn. rny and cut up. Washmcna 10 Spo it a. ood. Walln Walla to Ppokane via Central j Tny nt rrtfa Mad dMmir b-j ix S-'an..i . : . .-- ; i-i.-1 tween Walla Walla and tixlev nixie to 10 miles mirth of Dayton,., rood. Construction work between this point and Colfax makes road very dlswri n ll. Oolfax to Spokane, good. Walla Walla to Spokane via Pi wawa Ferry Bay detour b(lwf Walla Walla and rHxte. Pixie to 10 mllca north of Iarton. good. From this point to river bad owing to con struction work. Front Snake river to Spokane, generally good. Ve Appear At Your Btst Instantly - H oa racdM sudden caller or an onexiweted in vMaUna wi can enn- riaknt el lwavt appearing at ronr twt. mnt K rendr to tout alua a avoaawhiUji rara soft ewnptrxma fnar n fceyons amparbon. Ko and Pomcroy Had detour between Walla Walla and pixie. and rend rooky and cut up tn short tretche. . pulsion to Spokane via Colfax rood, mostly paved. Ivewiston to nrangevllle via Waha fair, partly paved. lxwinton to Kamlah via Culdeaac fair, partly paved. LxaiRton to Nes Perce via Cralg mont fair, partly paved. Lwision to Bote via Whit bird closed construction-work. Fomeroy to Colfax via Almota good, but stiff grade. Walla Wnlla to Seattle Walla Wal la to Wallula, good Wallula to Bur bank river road from Hoover landing beat. Rest of road generally . good. Knoqualmte Pass in excellent condition Detour from Zlllah to Toppenlsh, and Wapalo, picking up main road at Par ker. Watch out. for speed ep at Ion Clap between Parker and Yakima. I8 fln .for 'Speed tour-. IMm't (exceed JO mile (in for. Tb.!s Va simply -a bold -up. Note; jtoover. Ferry expect ed -to operate shortly 'besjl, road be tween Wallula ami Kennewlck' I be tht frry. ,,., r ; , .. iilu!. ., Walla Walla.to Portland vta'S'orth han'k' nod Walla Walla to Wallula, good. M'allula to Burbank, river road up from Hoover Landing, best. Ken newlrk to Stevenson, via White Salmon and Lyle. excellent. Parry o Cascade Walla Walla to Ralston .yia Maren-1 Locks Irom Stevenson, and take Co lumbia Highway to Portland. Do not tirades stiff; use Major Creek cut-off between Lyle and While Hulnien. Note: Hoover Ferry expected , to operat1 shortly. Best road between Wallula and Ken newlc la via thla Ferry. , , Walla Walla to Boise via Pendleton and 1-a Rrande Fair to- Pendleton. Ilough owr Blue Mountaina bePween rendleton and La Grande, but cars gfc. lug through. ,La Grande to Baker City gtKXl. La Oiajuls to Walla Walla via Tt)l Gate Road open and good., , La. Grande to .Elgin via Imhler-p-Good. La Grande to Bnterpriae and Wal lowa via Elgin Closed most of time owing to cmstructlo4 work In canyon. y" The Wonderful of the Sedan Story Extraordinary Stamina and Comfort . Result From Triplex Springi j .' -' . f . ': ' . ' ' " " THROUGH DESERT HEAT, mountsun cold, and the rough broken waste of the western dry plains, an Overland Sedan piloted the trans -continental army truck train all the way with a perfect scores It es tabli&hed an extraordinary reputation for comfort on ! all roads in all weather. The Overland Sedan is the . ideal economical all year car to buy now. lToucsng. $985; Roadster, $985; Coupe, J1525; Sedan, $157S fifcjn U m. a. Telaau. ufcji l chanea wittaut aaa If. OVERLAND SALES CO. E. O. SAYI.OR EAST COURT AND THOMPSON Tins RK.4-IJ-T HAPPHNEI! KAI.R1GH, N. p.. JvIy lO. TVanklln Freeman, who lives on Franklin treej, tn the.vlllugo of lranklinton In the,, county of Franklin, hna Just purcluuteiV a new Franklin car thrmigA the Vauklln aub-dealer lit Franklin Qounty, JCorth Carollnn. The "Red Seal" Auto Porch Bed V:, Showing bed set up with car. vE..-',:,. , .,llllm.n,lA;y ,. Showing bed folded up. Weight 65 lbs. Can be set up independent of car on porch or lawn or can be used as an extra bed in the house. SEE THIS BED SET UP IN OUR STORE. We carry complete line of tampers supplies. Call OurService'Caf." Phone Four Hundred Wnlla Walla to Porllnnd ."via Pen dleton juid Columbia Highway Fair to Pendleton.. Pendleton u Kcbo, illl't roal. iU;ha to I'uuitllla on new Co lumbia Highway. IfiKhwny open to Ailfngton. From Arlington detour ti Hock Creek," Wasco. Dalle ami TloOil River. Construction work I't-twenn Hood tllver and Wycth. citra iuny go ihi-.fukh before 7:30, at noot and on holidays, and after 8:30... ' Via I'Vho, lime and Ijcxlnirt'm fair. IVniUcton to Pilot (took ami I'kluh fair. ' ' ' ' lendleton to lilngham Hot Sprong fair. Pendleton to I.ohma.1 Hut Sprlnga fair. Central Oregon Road to Oaljforiilar Good condition either by wonf Was co,' Bend, Klamath Full, or Wasco, Bend and likeview. Bend to Burns good. Bend to Prllievllle-md. Prlnevllle to Michael not open. " Bead to Sister good. Detours ' Walla Walla to Waitsbuurg Take middle road, or Mill Creek Hoad. Freewkter to Athena Detour by way of Dry Creek Road, t Owing to great amount of construc tion worii detours necessary on nearly nil nai Weather very warm, roads dry and dusty and commencing to cut WOULD SPLIT SlBF.rtl MQX'OLULU. July 10. A noph- .ih. lai Ozar Of Ruesia la In Harbin, preparing with the aid of Ja pan, to head a buffer state which would enllt Siberia In two. according tn Vladivostok rumors brought to Honolulu by Henry F. iidklff. Y. C. A- aecretary with a shipload Szecho-Slovaks en route home Trieste, . .- V- , SENSE GO TOGETHER v :. -' "'. ! ' A' gr6i?p of motorista were dlscuea- ln cwononHcs the other lay in tin Automotive Battery Service Co., Preat O-fAte Service Station. Three of thenf had stopped to have their storage bat teries tested and a fourth had called for a battery he had left to be repaired lt.'was the last named Who' began the conversation. . "1 suppose a lot of car owners," he said, would have bought a new battery. I don't know but I would have, except tha t read of a aerlous- shortage of storage 'batterlea, and C thought ought to make thia one last as long as "possible. 1 Beside!", I nralritain that economy in only a matter pf common serine. The war helped -to teach us that lesson. '!'"',' ""Right you are," agreed the rest. I agree -with all of you," "said Mr. Loyd, manager of the service station, "but I can add something. Economy Is common sense, aH right, but don't 1) . tire received a real 'American :ca If ever a rnme from - owners, thp Republic UratoM Cord is that tire. That it is more than living up DemiKlir renutation for Lij IX w w fc - r longer life is a source, faction to us. i,n A Republic Grande:, Corfljaoi will show nowiar construction has ad- ol sati- .1 : U your car . cord tire vanced. 1 Simpson Tire Service Co. L. A. Minton, Mgr. 223 E. Court St. . n un forget that common sense goes a long tvay toward promoting economy. "Take the case of storage batteries. It is common sense to "have them test ed every two weeks In summer, and to add distilled water If necessary. In other words to give them careful and intelligent treatment so that they will trlve their best service for. the maxi mum length of time. And 1 call that economy, too.- v "It is economical to have a battery repaired Instead of bf buying a new one, provided its length of life sub sequently will be long enough to Just ify the cost of the repairs. Otoher- It Is neither vcouomlcal nor sen- si file. One of the policies of this ser vice station is to athO'e the caf owner against buying n. new baiterylf Itivfll J pay to have his old - one-repaired. . 1 think you will agree with me that . this is economical, sensible and good buHlness.' - v (THE ZMOST SEJIUTITUL C3I21. IN CXJZRIC4 "" XHE utility of the tnotor car is no longer.confined to the muv culine side of the family.. , The woman of today, in her own important sphere of social, business and charitable duties, is also turning to the motor car as a means toward the more efficient , conduct of her affairs. - . , The trend of feminine thought" in this direction finds definite . expression in the increasingly large number of Paige Light Sixes sold to women. i There can be no doubt that the smart five-passenger Paige Glen I brook admirably meets the requirements of the feminine motorist. r It is a car of mechanical excellence, a car of luxurious comfort and, quite as important, a car noted for its ease of control. 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