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SIXTEEN PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, miDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 31, 1920. PAGE TnniTEEIf (r I HAVE PURCHASED THE REPAIR SHOP AND EQUIPMENT FROM THE WESTERN AUTO CO., and am not connected with any agency but am equipped to do good auto repairing. We employ only first class mechanics and every man has been connected with this shop for over one year. ' -.' -. (- ' Every make of car receives the same careful at- , tention as we try to please our customers. Service 'car day or night, i llUDY TANNLER General Auto Repairing Cottonwood and Water Phone 530 1 The puMtton rciurh'-fi Ity western In iliiutry co'mjj'lont with the eaUilllHh H'ont In 1ih' AiikuIi'b cif'lhe new t0, 'Ono.ooo tire iilunt jf the fioudvi'a ! Tiro and Itnlilicr ('ninpuny of Cull fornia Ih hflug forcibly lirouKht to th 'uttontlon of the wtwtern cltlen In whirl- itlie OfioilyeRr coniiny maintain fac- j tory liranchrH, by mrana of window iexhIMtft went out from the factory heloartei'H In mh Angelcti. Thnxo ll(4)lnyn, v jilch me on view in ull th fiictory ImuichoH in the went, mimM of exhllilte of the first duy'x rim of tiros, wlum the plant was jut In operutlon recently, series of photo rapha Knowing the varloiiK proceHnef- In the manufacture of tkrn, and ex plunatory placards, Fentured In ea':h display is a icreat , ly enlarged but unretonched photo Kranh of the completed plant as it ! lookft from an airplane. The photn : ffraph Knows in clear detail the tire ' factory, textile mill and central ware, holme 'building containing the factory ; office, and revcaln the magnitude of ' the eHtalillKhment created by flood- year to supply the demand for Its pro- ' dnctn in the western United mates. In thin connection it in IntcreKtinir to recall that Goodyear wan the firgt blK tire company to develop the window h:uy Idea by eMiibltHhfu;? a Hpeclal It pui-f mem fur that piirpnso. At Hint time thor was much common! on the '(novation." v "It rHn't ho done." "How on wirth 'a't ynu make a window display of j. H'y "Ouca you've put your tires i n the window l hat's nil you can do," 'cre a few typical comment. , Hnt the fact remain that (loodyeat vlndnw d'HplnyM have helped tn th lakinsf of extremely attractive Htorea id h'lw siinVd mlahtly In seillnx mil onn of CJoodyar Tire's ami many 'm mitnoiHoturerH, following the ex mple of that conpany, now have win low d'pp'av departments. - America is tv.m1Ug her Jo mini rrer vacation B"rk'n recreation, tint loor n'r and cencry. Her 8,000,000 motor cart are furnlKh'mr the- tranw- WHITE TRUCKS The available records of the motor truck industry to which reference is easily accessible, show that 555 companies have entered the business since 1909. Of these, 221 are in existence to day. Of these 224 companies: 77 or 34 percent are less than 1 year old, 126 or 52 percent are less than 2 years old, l.. 152 or 68 percent are less than 3 years old, 162 or 72 percent are less than 4 years old 175 or 79 percent are less than 5 years old Can you afford to be one of them that would have an orphan truck? Realize what it means to have a touring car that you cannot get service on. Buy a WHITE and don't experiment as many have on touring cars. Frentzel Wailes Co. 722 Cottonwood Phone 46 mmmmmmtm IIBIPIIWinH AN ANALYSIS OF THE "ROAD SPEED" of a M A X W ELL IS A TRIBUTE TO ITS SPECIAL STEELS Men driving larger cars have often wondered at the "road speed" of a Maxwell. True, in an open straight stretch they have run away from a Max well. But in any "piece of going" in which hills, turns, curves or rough roads enter into the general aver age, they do not outrun a Maxwell. The reason for this is the special steels in a Maxwell. They are made to Maxwell's own formula, and make possible construction combining great strength with light weight The lightness of the weight en ables a Maxwell to take a turn with more ease and less slowing up, comes down a hill under better con trol, ascends a hill as well, and makes more time over a rough piece of roadway. The strength of its steels enables a Maxwell to stand equally as well, or better, side strains, road uneven- ness, etc. In other words, a Maxwell makes speed when a larger car cannot, and thus evens up to a high aver age its "road speed" without break ing the speed laws. This ability in a Maxwell is one of many that is winning new friendships daily. Nearly 400,000 of them to date ; in another year 500,000. NEIL & BARKER Phone 180 Riveri id. poriation; over 2,000,000 milc rofidH Fparmed by Vact wtretchea scenic w-alth 8"pply the ronton. From the ibuntncHa man, men-rim or farmer who steulH'6. day or two time for low I Jaunts, to the moto who rumbles for weeks or months en refill) y prearranged nc-hed , every owner of a motor car Ih In the inhlHt of a Hpell of motorhmt. Vmf liffnrA In the hlMtorv of rn- "line, motor. tUen and- good .muda have the rcaponKen to the call if the open road been ho pronounced. 120 la the banner year of all time for mo tor travel. The favorite Irallw and tai-mtn of he motor vacationist are clogged and overflowing: and will remain mo until well Into -the mounth of September. Reports uent in to the travel ajid trans port bumtu of the R. F. Goodrich Rubber Company, from resort, na tional parka, and tourint a-sociation. declare that all previous tourinir rec ordfi have gone by the boards. Th's In Bplte of the fact that the peak f the touring: seuson will not come until the middle of August. . An accurate check on the extent of national touring is had from the Good rich reports, which eminate from Am erica's leading: tour objectives. pir In stance, people from the Atlantic sea board territory, the Kouth and the Mid -West as well as New Englamlers by the White Mountains district of Xew Hampshire. Kxhilerattng air, fUihlnff. and Just plain "resorting at tracts thousands of Mic hi trail and Wis consin. The magnetic force of Cum berland mountain trails near Ashville, N. C. and the historic interest near Chattanooga, entices Eastern and Southern motorists: the national parks or the Rocky. Mountains are tcem'ns with motor campers and sight seers; and lonfr caravans of tourLsts are ex periencing the sconic lures and smooth highways of California and the Pacific Northwest. Ktatesments from a few of the auto mobile tourist hotbeds nvale to the Goodrich bureau indicate that the exodus of Americans to European bat tlefields has had not the slightest ef fect on "Seeing America First". Some ; of the statement follow-: - J Pacific Northwest Touring associa tion: "Records of hotel reservations and from all other sources of Infor mation the automobile tourtsf travel to the Pacific Northwest promised a few weeks ago to be 100 per cent greater than last year which was far away the greatest year in our history." , Asheville, N. C. Touring Bureau: , "Tourist travel In automobiles almost ! double that of la:-t year and easll , twice as much ns two years ago. Road? In Western North Carolina in prime condition. j Yellowstone National Park .Service: "We expect greatest season this ,year Park roads opened earlier than ever j before and in splendid condition des ! plte record snows.' Michigan Tourist and Resort Asso Vclntion: "Based on more than double ! number of Inquiries and large actual I' reservations' believe tremendous " in crease." New England; "Wo find greater percentage of people traveling with automobiles throughout this section than ever before as highways are all' in good condition throughout New England section." y rril0ZE indented grip spots, in the ' JJ 3 center of each elect, are safegiinnls A'u; t H H V "' backward motion the elects take hold,- ' . ai' u T, a2 like the cleats on aa cthlete shoes I YvM W n ' SIB1 Tl fl l .1 l l". I i! 1TT li. CJ dependable. Study the cleated tread. II lV w vma oti; nuT it iwiajla. . o . it j I mm Pendleton Cycle & Supply Co II (Hartmaii I.mg) f 11 i IB ggj pilot and company for which he is now acting1 as a salesman. Aviation for pleasure is hecoming establlshed In some of the larger citief of the coast, Mr. Iees said today Portland, i$eattle, Tacoma and Spo kane persons own private planets and wacnes or iane rtsson:-. a,i iiurina.n are becoming quite accustomed to aviation. x ne mtiiTiu iviiipue is wiich'u vy Mr. Lees to be a good field for private j K i wanes hm-aihe of the nature of the 9 j country. The suiaiier cities, however, i p nave not UiKen large leaps iorwara in m 'A Interesting Inland Empire folk In aviation is the task which Walter E. I-rf-es, of the Oregon Washington & Idaho Airplane Co.. is undertaking on hL trip to this section. Mr. Lees is now In Pendleton in the interest of the the matter of landing fields. Pendle ton is one of the lugging places in that respect. Coast towns, where rivers oi lakes are close by, have an advant age over Inland towns in the' matter of landing places, for hydroplane) can be used and can alight on and"botly ot still water. The company for ' which Mr. L-ees w orks has ibeen carrying newspapers by airplane from Portland to the sea shore for several weeks. Hydroplanes i:re used for this work. Passengers often take the trip from Portland to Astoria or Seaside, at better than a mile a minute. The company has five hydroplanes and four land planes in constant use now. Had there been an airplane here on Sunday afternoon, the whereabouts of the five Jail breakers might have been located from the air, Mr. Ijees said. He offered to have a plane sent here from Portland Wednesday " if officers thought it would aid in the hunt On his present trip Mr. Lees ia not only attempting to market planes but to consider placing local agencies. When it Comes to niSCL'SS VXFAlIt WAOE. CLEVELAND. July 30. (U. P.) Heads of the four big railway broth erhoods in session here are discuss ing what is termed "unfair provisions' in the rail wage increases granted re cently.' ; . ' ' ;, KEW 'YQRK BUYS S05SE RADIUM V rtz:r Tl .Mifi'l - t''. r ' If s tW ts v ' Ct NEW TORK This tube that Miss Helen C. Campbell of the Kadlo Chemical Corporation holds, contains a tiny pellet about the tiie of a dose of quinine. It's worth 130.000. You guessed it radium! It's the world's n ost precious substance. The four tu shown hold one (tram abiut 1-S0th of an ounce and are worth $120,000. New York state has bought two and one-quarter crams (the largest shipment ever made) to use la the fight against canner aud skin dtapases. Quality PRINTING at Reasonable Prices- ;! East Oregoman Printing Department j! I J I ! 2 S 1 5 r sfl arp . o. y sua nast L.ourt street. Phone 13o We take our hats of f to no one. Our line consists of four of the best makes on the market- . , GOODRICH BRUNSWICK BARNEY OLD FIELD PENNSYLVANIA VACUUM CUP Don't Neglect Your Old Tires, if they show wear have them Vulcanized or Relrcaded. It's money in your pocket to have them attended to before it's too late. A STRONG LINE OF ACCESSORIES Service Station; Oil, Gas, Air and Water at Curb. A Strong Line of Accessories. PENDLETON RUBBER & SUPPLY CO. WM. DUNN, Manager
