I. ' AGE TWELV2 DAILY EAST OREGONIANrTENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 28, 1921. TWELVE PAGES PUBLIC HAS COME TO APPREC! Local Dealers Report Larger Attendance Than Usual at Shows Held This Year at Point Throughout Nation. "neports from the many automobile hcw throughout tha country are mo encouraging," anys the Oregon Motor , Uarage local diatrthutora for Chevrolet, Rulck and Cadlllaa cam. "The attendance In generally larger than In previous yearn. And people are showing a much keener and more critical Interest. "U la obvloua that the. public hac learned tha Importance of motor trans rortatton. Tha Individual has been educated ta tha usefulness of the pas senger car as necessary equipment that Increaaea his personal efficiency Just aa commercial cara Increase effi ciency In business. Accordingly the greatest attention at the shows la centered on mechanical ability, people are taking a more and mora practic al Interest In securing tha utmost service for their money. "Thay have come to realize that beauty Is only akin deep In a motor car as In people and that real-beauty is a beauty does. , "Pew novelties In motor car desifm have been exhibited and little real in tercet haa been accorded them. Gaso. line mileage, tire mileage, simplicity of construction and operation these are the subjects on which exhibitors have been questioned. "And the most careful purchasers have chosen cara with known records for economical, and dependable per (ormancft. For a reputation for ser vice and satisfaction Is always the best guarantee of a profitable Investment lr a motor car." COQUILLE MAN WRITES VOLUME OF 36 POEMS r.MvrcnsiTT of onty.oN, ku- Rene. Feb. 2. 11. K. Baker, city school superintendent at Coguille, Ore gon, 1ms written a volume of poems and has submitted the manuscript to the Cnlverxity of Oregon for com ment and criticism, Mr. Baker's po ems have been widely published In the OreKonian. the Oregon Teachers' Monthly, and the papers and maga zines, ami the Volume submitted con tains much excellence according to the English department, th extension di vision and the school of journalism. The manuscript contains Si poems on a wide-range of subjects. A"' 1 DEI NEWARK. Feb. IS. (IT. r.) Ja cob Haussling, four times mayor of Xewark, died of knife wounds, self inflicted, the police said. The body was found in bed early today by his wife. The soda fountain equipment company, of which he was head, went Into bankruptcy recently, costing the former mayor much of his popularity. Disappointment over the loss of money and friends Is said to have been the motive. OF STOLEN AUTOMOBILES NEW YORK, Feb. 26. (U. P.) I sell them to the cops," Harry Great catch told the judge when asked how he disposed of stolen automobiles. IHm Hogan is a car dealer In Den ver. Among the people that Don has no time for is the ''goselper." You take your life In your hands when you suggest to him that you "heard" the firm of So-and-So is not likely to survive the present readjustment period. Dun sees red when any one main tains that "business Is rotten," No knockers need apply to him. The other day he made up his mind that a good way to express his opin ion concerning the prevailing fashion of hunting for trouble was to air himself in the paper. So he rented a Quarter page and spread himself. So good was Hogan's message to the crepe hangers of Denver that the Goodyear Tire A Rubber Company reproduced his ad In Its regular week ly house organ, "The Triangle," which circulates among the entire Goodyear sales organization. Here Is what he told 'em In part: . " I just Heard Is dangerous propagande, end its being used In con nection with every worth while busi ness house, orgtnatlng in the mind of some 'business wreck' and then hand ed out through the regular gossip channels. "This should not be tolerated. Tho readjustment Is not injuring business In this city, but on the other hand If- putting it on a 'better and healthier basis, and we all feel safer than we did under the Abnormal oonditions we have just passed through. "We are building up a better sales organization and offering better built products at greater values than at any time In the past three years. "Make a resolution now to stop lies by not allowing them to be passed without proof, and we shall soon find the public will not be carried away by false statements that Injure every reliable business house. "Remember 'Ston the Gossiper" COLE REO DORT At the Pendleton Automotive Show, Mar. 10-11-12 LETS GO Western Auto Co. J i am IBUICRt j (B-78) t , ' 1 CDUYING an automobile to JJ day is wholly dependent on whether such an investment will bring definite returns. Buick for twenty years has beeu noted for reliability, power, long life, and re-sale value. In the new 1921 models are im provements in accessibility 'id roomier interior, in more com fortable seating and more beau tiful stream-lines. In cities and towns everywhere you will find Authorized Buick Service. Since January , regu lar equipment on all models includes cord tiret Oregon Motor Garage, Inc. rhone 4G3 119. 121 W. Court XilZS BETTOl AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT, BUICK WILL BUILD THEM (r JM See the new models at the Pendleton Automobile Show March 10, 11, 12 Pendleton Auto Co. LET'S GO ' 1 c IfYouUw VjV1 . GATES TIRES You Have No Tire Trouble Gertson & Marty 639 Cottonwood Street Phono 685 AutomobUe Show. Lets Got March 10-11-12. A II : - - , 1 1 d wiiiiniMii ii imMiiiiimiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMfr Would that there were more Ho grans In the. country. A good siiea squad of them would clear the busi ness atmosphere in Jig time. , Concerning; Chickens. An Atlanta man asked an old dar ky what breed of chickens he consid ered the best. "All kinds has dere merits," replied Caesar, after a moment's considera tion. "De white ones Is de easiest to find, but de black ones is de easiest to hide aftah yo' gits 'em." Harper's Magazine. ICWillafdJ The Battery Question Is Have you a Willard Threaded Rubber Battery in your car? ,, . Then your battery judg ment is backed by the best brains in the automobile business. Car builders who are par ticular about battery qual ity specify the Willard Threaded Rubber Battery. Car buyers who are par ticular about battery per formance look for the red Thread-Rubber Trade Mark. Ask about Willard Threaded Rubber Insula tion whether you are in the market for a new bat tery or not. We give authorized Willard Service. New batteries repairs recharging. PENDLETON STORAGE BATTERY CO. Garden and West Court Street SIB AGENTS Highway Servli Station j K.' Court and Alto Sta. Steele's Service Station Corner Ralcy and Matlock AVest lawn Auto Co. Echo, Oregon Neil & Barker Hermlston Stan field Anto Co. Stanfield, Ore. Aiilo Show March 10-11-12 liVTTH GO! Batteries CHALMERS The car that has been built around the remarkable Hot Spot engine is a development, rather than a creation. Each year has seen improvements in body and chassis de sign, and Chalmers cars for this season embody further re finements conservative, yet distinctive. At the Pendleton Auto Show, March 10, 11. 12. LET'S GOl N.P. McLean Auto Co S . - ... - Distributors HI iiiinnniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii illllllll!ll!!l!ll!lill!!!!lllllll!lll!in!!llllllll!!iilll!ll!lilllll!lllllllillllllll Tires and Tubes BUILT FOR EXTRA SERVICE. We make all adjustments. Allen-Knight Go. Distributors. FOR SALE AT THE FOLLOWING PLACES: Ellis-Schiller Co. Gertson & Marty. Jewett & Dimick- t 5 ti 5 ll E3 II E3 v. Jl .. . C.I Highway Service Station Steele's Service Station Perkins & Ammons. Automobile Show. Lets Go! March 10-11-12, a p M X3 ' 3' r3 g; 53 illlllllll!i!ll!l!li!!!l!!!ll(!!!i;iii!!S!!!nSI!!$ii!!!ill!ll!!!!l!l!!!!!Ill!$!il!SI!!!!l!H