SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 23, 1620. DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, PAOS tsxm. nv MOTOR CAR RESPONSIBLE Attend the Second Annual FOURTEEN PAGES I BEAUTY BEAUTV.of f!gn, beauty of nu, beauty of con Bruchon and beauty of tone lend a four fold disttndion to the Stradivara. But, of all con sideratiotts, the most important is the Tone. Exquisite Stradivara Tone The Stradivara Sound Board of fdge gnuned wood give a new charaflcf to music reproduction. With you ' hear only the sweet, fluty, ruturatnesi of the original music Whether in atrument or voice, the true character of tone is perfedly reproduced through the magic of this Patented Sound Board, and it is an exclusive and pat ented feature of the Stradivara. For fialo ljr TAIXMAN CO, phone 147 fondli-ton thename PAT MM9 STftAfWV'ABA aJP T 1 III Absent Voters' ballots are In biff do niHiid thin year and the motor car's responsible. , Thn reason I that winter vacation ists nro hitting the trail early thin fall for the ronorts In Florida and Califor nia, Formerly most of, them migrat ed from the "cold lnndT' by train and didn't atari until nearly Christmas. This year they are going In automo biles and are marling early to take ad vantage of the good roads and fine fall weather. Tli In premature exodua In causing election boards to he swamped with request for absent voters' ballots. Few of the winter resortera men or women want to losse their chance of voting In the presidential election and consequently are voting before they leave their home cities. The Increased use of motor cam b the winter vacationist la ehon b the number of requests for road Infor mntlon reaching the Travel and Trams Tort Bureau of the B. F. Goodrich Rubber Co. During the part iwi months. 15,000 Florida road map.- have been distributed. The demand for California maps from persons llv Ing east of the ruckles has been al most as great. The requests show that about 90 per cent of the winter rpsorters from the states east of the Mississippi wilt go to Florida for the cold months. Va cationists from the Mississippi valley are dividing in almot equal numbers to go lo Florida, resorts on the Oulf, and to California. Practically all re sorters from the Mississippi valley west are going to California. It is estimated by the Goodrich bur eau that at least a half- million per sons will take part In this winter mbr ration. If the winter In the north is severe, the number probably will In crease to a million. A large majlrlty of the vacatlonlBta will spend at least a month In the land of sunshine and folwers while many will spend the en tire winter there. To accommodate those who Intend to mntr to the winter resorts, the Goodrich Travel and Transport bur pau Is collecting the latest Information regarding the roads throughout the south and on the Pacific Coast. Path finders are now going through the tcr ritory to learn exactly what conditions will be encountered. All such Infor matlon is distributed to motorists without charge on request. Thaeastern route to Florida through Washington, Richmond, Raleigh, Co lumbia, and AugUBta Is recommended bv the Goodrich Bureau. The route through Cincinnati. Louisville. Nash ville. Chattanooga, and Atlanta Is bad In many places, particularly in bad weather. Anyone taking this route Is advised to carry with them several tow lines, lacks, chains and a hand axe. iiuprtolf wwi Nov. 1 to 5, 1920 At the Union Stockyards SPOKANE TUESDAY Western Royal Building Fund Stock Sale. WEDNESDAY Shorthorn Sale, under auspices American Shorthorn Breeders Association. THURSDAY Hereford Sale, under auspices American Here ford Breeders Association. FRIDAY Swine sale all breeds. Premier Exhibit More than 3000 Head of Stock $2090 in Premiums APPEAL IS MADE FOR NEW YORK, Oct, 23, (U. P.) Further reduction in steel prices must "be made, B. If: Gary, chairman, of the board of directors, of the United States stoel corporation, told the American iron and stoel Institute here today. Gary said the. considered voluntary re duction In selling prices and decreases In orders In certain lines of Industry as a healthful condition. "Now, a general public, including particularly thong who are neither sel lers nor buyers to a liirge extent, will In one way or another bring fair and reasonable adjustment of prices. The law of supply and demand will be the principal factor," he said. reasonable and Just In reducing our prices if and when other reductions and costs permit and then with level COLLEGE ENTRANCE IS p.) heads, clear minds and honest convic tions stand solid as against panic or lack of confidence in the Industrial situation." NKW YORK, Oct 23. (A American youths entering college have Increased In numbers at a record rate during the past aix years and if the proportionate growth Is continued to 1350 there will be 1,138,000 students "Let us bo .to Institutions where 294,000 were enrolled last year. These figures, com piled by the Institute for Public Service have raised the question of where the money needed to educate these larger Broups will come from. Julius H. Barnes, chairman of the Institute, found In a study of the fig' ures compiled that this year's increase In the number of students enrolled in the colleges ha set a new record Finest Livestock of the West. ' Show hours 9:00 A. M. to 6:00 P. M. Special Arena Program Daily. Opening Livestock Show of the 1920 Tri-State Circuit to be followed by Northwest livestock Show at Lewiston, Idaho, Nov. 7-12 and the Pacific International . Live stock Show at North Portland, Oregon, Nov. 13-20. . . niiimiMiii niAiiinn t 9 J l ife? IE) double Cable Base 'Jim ft. fc. I . ' T.l 9 "" "in-" m , m jk. jr it a I Stop Letting Rims Abuse Your Tires! Federals exceed in mileage because none of their wear is needlessly wasted by rim-chafe. ) Federals alone have the Double Cable-Base those four . staunch cables of twisted steel about which you have read so much. These cables anchor the tire solidly against the rim and prevent rim -cuts, blow outs just above the rim, tube pinching, etc. There's real economy in using Federal Tires. A trial will convince you. ALLEN-KNIGHT CO., Inc. Phone 400 Colleges which In 1914 had.187,000 ttudenta and last year Z94,uju win en roll 471,000 in 1930 and S31.00W m 1950, If they continue the same num ber ineiMuse each year, a report of the Institute mates. But, if they grow at the average percentage rate of the last six sears, they will have 659,ou rtudents In 1930 and 1,138,000 twenty years later. Taking the lower -estimate for 1950, it "means finding facilities for more than three times the total of 1920 as six or seven times the salary cost," said the report. "It means adding 644,000 students, or 200 colleges the size of Yale last year. The Instittute asks, "Will the money to provide education for the increased number of students come from taxa tion, endowment, private gifts and larger fees? Must present universities grow or more universities be built?" In numbers, the largest Increase In six years Is credited to the College. of the City of New York with a growth of 6.800, followed by the University of California "with 6,200 Increase and Boston University with 4.700. Yale waa one of four institutions which had fewer students than six years ago, its decrease being 81, the Institute report ed. , concluding his observations, Mr.. narnea said there is "reason to believe that In any future democratizing of opportunities for higher education, aft ernoon and night classes at colleges and extension classes away frdm col leges will be needed to eive th !.. tlclty which the demand requires." PLANNED SAYS LETTER SACRAMENTO, Oct. 23. (V. P.) I. W. W. plan a "comprehensive blow up" in California tonight, with every federal building, three newspaper plants, the state capitol and. other buildings marked for destruction, ac cording to a letter received at the fov ernor's office today. The letter was written -with a typewriter on flimsy paper. FIUCD FOUND B hltX CHICAGO. Oct. IS. (V. P.) Six officials of the Consumers Packlnit Company, charged with using: t,he mails to defraud, face jail sentences 'of 70 years. They were found guilty on fourteen counts by a Jury last night. !li;s''';'i''iw;;n;!iiiinisiiiis!(ii'W'Sfnintsinii m .iiililHWiiiBiiiiaiiiiBi tiia iii i MURDER WITNESS Id it! II! it! m m m m m m m m as m New York City Buys 212 5-Ton White Trucks its f h - , sv .- fjl r Mil VT ' ' I f i & -wiMSja, ; f If. -w ; - . I sis . " " V af V p fj l NEW TORK Miaa " Maivlna Carlnl la a witness In the trial of Stewart N. McMullIn, prohibltlo anforeemeat Ment. charred with the murder of Harrv Carktnn. a It is a significant fact that the largest city in America, in placing the largest order for motor equipment ever placed by a municipality to meet the severest hauling problem ever undertaken by a municipality, awarded the contract to the largest manufacturer of motor trucks in America. . Two hundred and twelve White 5-ton power dumping trucks with Double Reduction Gear Drive (seventy-five of them having flushes" equipment) will be used for street cleaning, ashes, garbage . and snow removal; a big job the year around and emergency work of the most exacting kind during winter storms. In awarding the ENTIRE contract for heavy duty., trucks to the White Company, the City of New York has assured itself the highest quality and design of motor truck, comparable wifh the great fleets of White Trucks in the service of the country's largest commercial users. ' t t i i i s"S i i i i mi i i i i i'i I i i i i si , f s s i x i " mm I i Sf mi m B sis' it , 5 i i i Oil II i i i M i 3 M Si i'i II sit i'i I M M THE WHITE COMPANY, Cleveland. Fretnzel Motor Co PHONE 222616 GARDEN ST. Pendleton, Oregon if i i mm ii mm si m m m ml I . s; I i1 m v - 55 (tlrl'a father. 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