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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-06
AUTO MAKERS WILL
GUARANTEE PRICES
SOME MANUFACTURER MAKE
MOVE TO PROTECT WINTER
PURCHASERS.
QUOTATIONS OF MANY
CARS CUT DURING WEEK
Long List of Automobiles, Including
Both High Priced and Moderate
Priced Cars, Now Among Those
That Are OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Protest Profiteerins Charge.

Interest in the automobile industry
.centered on prices during the week
and witnessed two very important
developments. The first was the long
list of cars. on which prices have
been reduced. effective at once. The
other was another list of cars the
manufacturers of which have now
guaranteed prices against decline
until next spring. in most cases to
May ! or June /. The latter move
indicates that these makers realize
that prices of automobiles are due to
come down. and to protect their
dealers and trade. they agree to re-
fund any difference in price charged
now. and May l or June l next year,
as the case may be.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-06
Ho,U Are the Roads?

The following report on the con-
dition OF the principal county roads
Is based on information furnished by
County Engineer II. o. Hickok!
Lincoln highway. east and west
Good both ways. Crawling at -Four
MiIe." hill west Of city.
North Third avenue, South Center
street, East Main street-Good.
Center street to Albion-Good.
Temporary road has been made, at
Wards bridge where new bridge is
being built.
Summit street to Marietta-Good
to fair to Marietta. West of Marietta
grading is going on for four miles.
Road rough. Detour by way OF
Albion and over Indian bridge across
Iowa river.
Wanted-Several good reliable car
riers. Times-Republican.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-06
County Primary
Roads Now Marked

All the primary roads in the coun-
try now are marked with the uniform
marker and number used all over
Iowa. Travellers AID tourists now
can follow their way from city to
city and county to county over
primary roads that they will find
have the same mark and number in
all parts of the state.
The marker is the yellow band.
with the outline of the state in black
upon It, and the number of the road
in black inside the outline. The Key
to the system of road numbering can
be obtained from most engineers and
the state highway commission.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-06

Wanted-Severalg good reliable car
'iers. Times Republican.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-06
XGII0Cc'0 Th0TEIE00
CASTOR OIL BOTTLED
In THE LABORATORY
Genuine is Sold Only in Bottles
Plainly Labelled kellogg's.

Every bottle of Kellogg's Tasteless
Castor Oil is plainly labelled with
kelloggs name. Take no substitute.
Insist on Kellogg's Tasteless Castor
Oil, laboratory bottled, II you want a
castor oil absolutely without nau-
seating taste. Nothing has Deen put in
to disguise the taste. Strength and
purity remain the samoa 1000
pure castor oil that your doctor al
ways preScribeds. but With the nau-
seating taste removed. Mothers vii!
appreciate this valuable new form of
the good old family remedy because
children take kaiiogss Tasteless
Castor OH readily, No prbins or
coaxing. You can now get kellogg's
Tasteless Castor Oh at al good drug
gists. Three sizes, 15c. 35c ana 65c.-
Advertisement.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-06

Select your tires ac-
co,eiiris 10 t-..s Toaa'
i..ay have to travel:
In sandy or billy ccun-
~, wherever the going
l. opt to be heavy-Ihe
L. S. Noboy.
For ordinary country
r-1ds-Thc u. S. Chain
OF Uaco.
Ter front wheels-Ths
Y. S. Pla;a.
laor best result-
every7h G re-U. ..
Royal Cords.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-06
Automobiles : Trucks Tractors

speed of eleven miles an hour. The
test was held in the vicinity OF Tue
son. Ariz.. and was officially observed
by city officials and newspapermen.
AT the conclusion of the trip ex-
animation of the engine showed that
it had heated up but slightly. In max
ing the test only fourteen gallons of
gasolene and one half gallon Of oil
were used
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-06
NEW PACKARD MODEL.
Light Six Model Announced and
Priced at $3.50.

Light Six Model Announced and
Priced at $3.50.
\ Owners and admirers of the Pack
ard, and others who have desire to
own a high priced car, will especially
be interested in the very recent an
nouncenlent of new Packard single
six model, priced to sell for $3.50
at Detroit. The new model has been
built from plans that We're begun be-
for the war. The single six, is a
much smaller, lighter car and of
shorter wheel base than the twin
six. Great things are predicted for
it by the manufacturers.
Wanted 500 automobile owners tc
know the merits of the G. 2. cutout'
Let us show them to you. Battery
charging station; machine work;
storage and repairing; service car
day or night. Hewitt's garage.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-06
COUNTY CAR CENSUS.
Automobiles in County Now Reach
Total Of 1894.

The total number of cars in the
county today is 1854. License num-
her Sept. IS. 411,556; license num-
Der Oct. 3, $50: total cars register
ed. 15 cars removed from county,
II; cars brought into county, 90; in
crease thru removals. 8; total in
crease for week, IS.
There We're 81 cars transferred
during the week, compared with AZ
the preceding week.
DR.. Graham, osteopath, Masonic
Temple.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
DANvlLLE

Especial to the T!mes-Dispatch.l
DANNlLl.E. March 27.-The Danvillc
Eouncil. organization of which was re-
|ently perfected, has secured quarters
permanently in the Municipal Hall n
fns now launched upon its campaign
civic progress.
Miss Dorothy Hopkins. OF tn" RAN
|oiph-Nacon Institute faculty. appeared
the Wednesday Afternoon club
Fl their wcc'Ny session and rendered
Dreams, By Oliphan, Down. and The
Will by j. NJ. Barrie. Miss Hopkins
at an early date, give II reading
bf Mid Channel ny PIucro.
The Young Mems Business Club is
Engaged in arousing sentiment for the
.hange in city government. q matter
o be voted on April 80. The members
canvassing the town for members
II the Good Government club. Tn. club
has acquired permanent quarters in
he din;ns-room Of the Iceland .%liotel.
which is shortly 10 be discontinued.
on a lease OF two years.
The Danvi!le Glce club on Monday
gave a concert ON Monday night at
y. ID. G. a. at Schoolicld. a varied
Program being given by local singers
who belong 10 the organization, headed
by Mrs. Franklin Turner
J. dward Pcgram was the speaker
At the annual banquet OF Glass TWEEN
Of which II. r. Fitzgerald, president OF
he Dan RIVER Cotton Mills, is teacher.
Mrs. j. Morris Myers, of New York.
$ visiting her mother, at the home
II Mrs. Il. T.. Eass.
Mrs. II. Lee Roatwright has gone
Miss Florence, who is n student there.
Miss Iva O'ConRcr, OF New York. il
listing Mrs. II. a. Weller.
Miss Kathryn Jordan. who has been
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

Is t;irly full OF New ii!vcr c,t. bla.N
bass ana silver perch. The Mckenna
with big -,mouthcd bass. ana Trcu;on
Pond. perhaps IN" finest repository. for
hSh IN central Virginia. is expected 10
yield bass and perch in a]bundanre
this year.
pGach buds ar" beginning 20 swell
siiShtiE. anu unless another cold spell
appears. VIII blossom within a: wc.h.
Nj. and Mrs. Arthur Lee Glasgow.
GinsEow,S ormcr HON" in Arvonia
WITHIN the next few days.
Miss Regina Dickson. Of Richmond.
has Just al 9. visit TO her sister. Mrs.
hi"Nindcr Williams.
MIR ANA Mrs. Claude scay have re.
moved from Sc"ttSvville. where ;hrv
home at Brcmo EIIM. IA. just acrosa
Mr. ana Mrs, s. Trent hanson have
f",Irno" fr3m a rip 70 koan2kc.
Miss Lucy Nicholas at bridgeport. Mr.
i,nilip Nicholas. who has been III. il
Clover. Of Mantco. Va. sp.n, several
days r.crntly al the homo of Or. ana
GlOvcrs birthday celebration.
Mrs. julia Fuqna is spending som"
weeks WIN her daughter in Richmond.
Mrs. r.. NJ. Chandler.
Miss, Miriam Pitts this week spent
several days at Sco,tsviilc with Mrs.
John l.. Pitts. Jr.
Mrs. Camden. Of West Virginia. 10
nor" on a visit to her ath"r-in-luw
Walter Camden. and husband cx-
m"ct shortly to make their home in
New Canton.
Miss Mabel Ayres. Of Richmond. has
just paid Il visit 20 her father and
mother. Mr.. and Mrs. James -. A.yrcs.
Miss Lula Barker. who was Il teacher
here through the winter. has closed hor
school and lef, for her home in Car
icrSvillc. Va
r. T.. Walker. OF Covin-ton. visited
his former home last week.
Miss Audrey Chewing. Of Hrnuo
Hluf. was knocked down and hor col
arbon broken by Il horse ridden by
I young coloreh man.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

work OF Community League and tho
n."rssiiy for. h.tt.r schools in Eir-
SIti;t. III" spoke at length OF the alarm
lnE ra;c OF iUi,cracy in the state and
SAID the leagues would have 10 work TO
trint th" state back 10 the first rank
in education which She once occupied.
Or. Charles &. Gani:. one OF West
Points boys. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. :. II.
Gauit. graduated last week at the Uni
surgery. making the highest mark for
TOUR years in a class OF seventy stu
dents. This save him first choice OF
hospitals in the twin cities. Minneapolis
and -. Paul. in which to take his in
,erne work lie was recently taken
intn the .Alpha-Umcga-Alpha r'rutcr-
nifty. This is an honorary mrdical fra
%ternity. and Is open only TO the ten
highest m"uihcrs of the senior class.
that IN" family contributed to tn"
world war.
Ar and Mrs NJ I. Chandler enter
,ninSd ON MarEl IL; in honor o. the
Mrs. Chandeliers mother. There WAS -
family reunion whsm ali OF the Sous
NJ. and Mrs. NJ. T.. p"1hGaHdicrr's M sTr'o and
Mrs. L.. NJ. Nance. Nj. and Mrs. 4.
Julian i;ashy, Francis and Scott i:agby.
This week to Inak" his home in New
circles and the Firs, Eaptis, Church.
for twenty years. and a sister from
it"irui. syria, are expected 10 arrive
III Ne" l'ik lht InltNi' oil Apri!, ana
he goes TO make Il home for aud with
them.
IN a recent meeting o. tho Com
In"niiy League Mrs. NJ. +. Chandler was
elected president. ana Mrs. y. K. iIar-
grave. rice-prcsid"nt. Six new mem
bers We're welcomed.
Y. Scott Bagby. of Norfolk. spent the
week end with his mother. Mrs. Thomas
J.. Eaghy. returning on Tuesday morn
Ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Temple Ice ard chill
,rcn. of Pctcrsbmrg., are visiting Mrs.
Lees parents. Mr.. and Mrs. f.. X. Smith.
MISS Hunter Richardson. OF Rich
inond. is visiting friends in town.
Rev. II. =. Clarke started a series OF
cvanScIis;!c meetings in the Methodist
churcn on sunday cvcning. Rcv. MIR.
!llrlicr. Of Richmond. ~ leading the
singing. Large congregations are at
Mrs. Emma r.cath lcf, Friday 20 visit
her sister. Mrs. Frank Diuguid. of
~lynchburE.
Miss Ell" Garden continues i'll in hcr
home here: hut is improving.
McSSrS Edward Bland. of the tnive--
sity Of Virginia, and Richard ,!uilard.
Of Richmond College. spent tho. week
W. r. Clements. OF tho State Bank.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
WINCHESTER

ANY WHiMMG Me- Wr;IS w; M4soa 9Ii.aM;
l nish,on t''e later a d9nshtsr Of the late
recently purchased 'Ann,icid" and EN-
nect TO take possession OF their new
nome carly this spring.
spending tho winter mere. Is vIsi;in.
nEr s2n,in,,aw and daughter. Nj. and
ihcnts in Baltimore.
Miss Martha :. nakcr is visiting -cla-
''H W IN na'tiimore and New York;
ing the latter's hronher-in-iaw and
S': MrI and ND M ana Mr. y Gharles Ehcr,
visiting friends i'm W,Gt ~
Mrs. =. e. ouiMin la" returned %
fo~TtS'r1u,h after visiting Mr.. ana Mrs.
ana their daughter. Miss Mary Lee
Ella. while their other Lauchfnr NJ NJ
Margaret McN"il1. viii extend her yisi;
TO friends in Tampa and elsewhere in
Miss Shcrley Miller is visiting her
hroiher.in.law aud sister, MIR. and Mrs.
iranicl >. Hughes. a. char!.stown. ",
Mrs. II. u. Fuller and her daughter
Mrs. James T.. DuShanc. hnvn rctnrr.d
from Washington. ~
Mrs, c. Il. Hoov"r has returned rror>
a visit 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Louis + $50.
in Washington. "
Miss Julia steele is visiting fric d
in Washington.
Mrs. Ward Swank has returned to
,iarrisonburE. after visiting her
hrothcr-in-laW and sister, Mr.. and Ms
q. VI. T~ansbrough. "
Miss Esther Rutherford has returned
from Il VISIT to friends in Grecncastlc
Miss Mackic and Kate Powers have
rcoDcned their home. Auburn. C,ar..
County, for the summer.
Mrs. B~arksdale has gone on a yi.it
TO nor SOn-tn-law and Iaurh.n- A.
and Mrs. John Gregory. Of Durham.
y. G.
Miss Mabel Schafenakcr has returned
here.
Mrs: Robert a. Goodwin has re-
turned to Richmond, after VISITING. her
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
|0ME DEMONSTRATION
CLUBS ARE VALUABLE
f'omcn in Any Community May
Form Organization to Pursue En-
tension Division Course.

trace Townley. Specialist in Home
Economics: Extension Division.)
BLACkSBUItG. VA. March 27.-Thc
urai women in Virginia are brough,
Ito direct contact with the State Ar-
'~culiural College at Blacksburg
Firough the Home Economics Depart
ient of the Extension Division. by To-
al clubs in the counties: throueh .y-
.:nsion schools. farmers institutes.
ounty and state fairs, lectures and
literature.
the women in any community in the
tate may form groups 10 follow the
hree-year course of study onered hv
ne college. These groups after organ
Eation become Home Demonstration
Hubs.
Among the subjects offered are those
pertaining to the production and mar
etiiiS OF various farm ~productS from
PIE point OF view OF the farm woman:
ach as, how to feed chickens for
reatcr eSS-production, and how To
iarHct these eggs In order 10 get the
|op price Tor hem; when ANA what to
iant IN the home garden and how TO
tili|e these products after they have
|iatured. both in the home and in the
hrhctS, and how to make better but
tr ana standardizc 1t. Thc farm worn-
n IL essentially Il business
Attention 20 Health Subjects.
Mucn attention in the Home Eco
oi1ics department is given to the
rays OF Improving the health and hap
mess of the entire family. and in cas-
fG the burden OF the every day house
pid tasks Of the farmers wife. TO the
al that She may have the Time and
FenEth TO enter moro fully into the
~'nmun!ty activities Of her n%eishbov-
God.
In Januaryt 1920. there were seven
E-5iN women's clubs, with q member
mp Of l,41j women.
mat organized effort among woIncn
an accomplish much was d~cmIonstrat-
Ia during the war. As a result OF the
IlfDrfS nf m 10, E..rG ~ Ham. ..,
ration Clubs. tn. grounds surround
lg their " homes. the schools. the
|~hurcncs. and the cemeteries, wcr"
leaned and in many cases made moro
BEAUTIFUL. Twenty-thrcc schools have
|een made safe for the children
ne mildred in many rural districts
re nov receiving one hot dish AT noon,
ue directly or indirectly 10 the Home
demonstration Clubs.
Frightening Lives of Children.
Community Christmas trees, IL
|%raries. magazine cluhs. entertain
,enis. picnics. and other r~ecrcationai
|ctivities help to brighten life in rho
In Hcnrico County all Of the Home
'em demonstration Clubs hav. federated
nd the federation has been RESPONSE
}" Tor ohtaining the money to employ
county nurse.
These are only "A few OF the WAYS in
:hich the women in twenty-onc Coun-
les arc making use of extension faci.-
lies OF IN" State College, through tho
'ounty home demonstration agents.
he district home demonstration agents
nd various specialists sent out from
college a. the request OF the wom-
u themselves.
Women specialists may he obtained
o speak Oh poultry, milk, butter. ana
!othinE, foods, health, labor-savins
~Acthods, etc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
Gives Life to Keep .
Pledge to Mother
Ten Girl Saved
Lives Of Brothers, Sacri-
fcing Herself.

i. CHICAGO. March 27.-Thclma Rem
was only 10 years i'd. but She
KEEP, the faith.
She could have broken her word To
her dying mother and escape. but She
That is the rcason for her death to-
night at Il hospital.
When Thclma's mother was dying
she required Il pledge that Thclin:,
would always take good care -! her
brother. Bill, S. Norman. g. and Dor
othy. the baby.
That was two years ago and Thcina
shouldercd the Responsibilities OF bc!nG'
Il mother to her brothers u sister.
older ones on 30 k~indcrHnrtcn and
kept the house neat ana clean. she
was vcry serious about it all. despite
her youth.
Yesterday "a neiGhbor brought in
her two young. children aud asked
Somehow, with all Ia" excitement
Of visitors. one of the children knocked
ovc something in the Kitchen and
the gasoline tank % the stove spilled
it's contents. which caught fire.
rhclma chased all tho children to the
street and Their attempted to put out
her hair burned off.
She umbl out Of tho doorway and
fen at the foot of Tia" stairway. she
had saved the..children and the house.
In any event, she Kept her promise
10 her dying mother.
visiting relatives at Mullins, s. G, has
Mrs. i. r. waadiil, who has been
Robert brydon. city Aud!,or for
fifteen. years. is still confined 10 his
home by Illness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
ASHLAND

Especial to Tho Timcs-pispatch-1
ASHLAND. March 27.-Thc wc,ii ne
81 Miss llms Hutchinson. daIgn,ur a..
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hutchinson. and
Wednesday, at $50 Y. II. in the Ashland
Christian church. With i:.v. W. y.
Forrest. y. H.. OF the university. OIL
Chatting. After 81 Southern trip Mr.. ana
Mrs. Stehb.ns Will make their home in
Mrs. James Chcnery is the guest of
Mrs. Frank o for several days. Mrs
1Ncncry Viii return to New York to
visit her daughter, Miss Blanche Chen
Miss Gertrude Jenkins. Of Ihilade>-
rlia, is the Weekend guest of Mrs.
y. &. Scott.
Mrs. IS. :. Bailey and little Katherine
Bailey. who have been With Mrs.
~ lcy's mother. Mrs. Frances Marsh.
loft Wednesday, for San Antonio. Texas.
TO join MIR. Bailey.
,i.n MRS in h y: in&EeID'S w : lpe"' Mifh so Mr.
and Mrs. ~F:uEen. l.. Hartsook.
Mrs \ { Tucker has r.,urned from
". i. Cardweli y Richmond.
from Baltimore. wher" she was the
guest OF Mrs. Henry Bogul
Miss CAROLYN Marsh. Of catawba. was
Mrs. Frances Marsh.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. W. Newman havc
returned from a visit to Mr. and Mrs.
~ {. Newman. in ~Farmvillc.
Miss May baldwin. Of Richmond. WAS
Dr.. ana Mrs. w. z. Dodd were IN.
guests on Thursday Of T'rof. and Mrs
r. u. Smithcy. DR.. Dodd was formerly
NJ Randolph-Macon. but now is a mem
Der OF the faculty Of Chicago Uni
selH.lt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

OIL ice bills, on provisions, OH
price.
The perfect double wall iisu-
lation OF the GIBSON makes ice
last longer and preserves foods
perfectly. And yet the GIBSON
is no higher in price than any
high-grade Refrigerator.
All models and sizes in five dill
fcrcnt style sanitary Innings. It
is economy to get the best in n Re-
frigeratOr-and that means the
famous GIBSON.
Sold exclusively by us. Easy
payments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
New Way to Remove
Hairs Creates Sensation
Actually Takes Out tho Rootsl

| what beauty specialists regard as one
1of the most important discoveries in re-
cent years Is the phe!actine method Of re-
knowing supcrhuous hair. Its great al.
Vantage, OF course. lies in the fact that 81
actually removes the hair roots. u does
this easily. instantly. ~harmlessly. Suf-
ferrrs from the aniiction named need no
I!ongcr despair. The actual hair-roots
ycorne ont before your very eyes, leaving
the skin as smooth and hairless IS a
babes.
Because IL offers such complete relief.
Ia stick OF plielactine is the most mex
Irensive thing 4 woman can buy for the
removal OF hairy erowths For the same
reason druggists are ha ving an enormous
demand for it. You can use il with en-
hire safety; il is so harmless one could
even eat Il without any i'll emect.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
WEST POINT

'SneciaI 20 Tn" Timos- r:snatch.l
WEST POINT. VA. March AN in
ter"Sting meeting OF tho ~Crmmunity
League was held in the reading room
q the high school on Mondav when
Ut. Gnr. executive secretary of tho CO.
"ncr1tirc Education Association % Viz
Einia. gave :nlk setting forth the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

Calom.l saiirates: II you feet Bit
ious. hcadachy, constipatcd. If your
skin is sallow, your breath bad. your
stomach sour. just go to any druggist
and get for q few cents a bottle OF
Dodson's Liver Tone. which is n harm
less vegetable substitute for dangerous
Calomcl. Take a spoonful and If il
doesn't start your liver and straightcr
YOU up better and quicker than nasty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

Calorrel and without making you sick.
you just go back and get your money.
II You take Calomcl today you'll be-
sick and n~auscated tomorrow: besides.
it may ~salivatc YOU, while II you tax
Dodson's Liver Tone. You will wake UP
feeling great. with Il hearty appetite.
full Of ambition and ready for work
or play. 1t is harmless. plea SAINT ana
safe TO give TO ChildrcE-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
NEW CANTON

NEW CANTON. March Eft tho
spell of fine weather continues
fishing VIII in this section
Within the next few days. James River
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

has returned from "a trip TO New York.
MIS-. Clements for , longer
WISH 10 her parents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

ron and daugltcr-in-low. Rev. and ,
Mrs. Il. y. Goodwi in. at the rcctory OF
Christ Church.
Mrs. A. Il. King Is visiting her SON ,
in-law and daughter. Captain and Mrs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-06
ONE SET OF CORD TIRES
RAN OVER 1900 MILES

Another instance of satisfactory
mileage from cord tires in service over
the mountainous roads and desert
trails of the west, is that of v. F.
Sampson, a prominent potorist of Los
Angeles. residing at 1853 w. 3Sth. On
July 10, 1918, two new Goodyear tires
were placed on the rear wheels of
SIMPSONS Hupmobile, which on Feb
ruary 1, 1920. had rolled 1876 miles
of service for their owner and were
still on the car, apparently good for
few more thousand miles AT no
time during this period OF service
have the tires been removed from the
rims for any purpose whatever. Samp-
son states that during his motoring
experience, which has extended over
a period of several years he has used
various standard makes of tires, but
that the ones he is now using are his
favorites.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-06
VEHICLES FIND MANY
USES AMONG TAXI, HOTEL, STAGE
AND BUSINESS CONCERNS LOCALLY

the Goedecke Company and the Par.
ker Company, The Goedecke com
panv uses six Fords. while the Parker
company has four Dodge cars and two
F'ords. These cars go to any rart Of
the city.
Stage lines are well established from
Pendieton to various parts Of the
county. The Pendleton- Pilot Rock
stage uses a bort car ard b REQ truck
The Pendleton-W Weston stage has d
Hudson car. while the Pendleton
fenDner stage line uses Hudson.
Several state lines from Pendleton to
Riet.- use Ford cars.
Several years ago the automobile
hearse replaced the old horse drawn
variety and two auto hearses are ope-
rated in this city. They make trips
to various parts of the county, which
was Impossible with the horse drawn
vehicles.
The st. George Hotel and the Pen. /
dleton Hotel each have an automobile +
bus which is used for meeting trains 1
Pen1and Brothers transfer company /
one of the largest transfer firms in |
the city, uses Ford trucks and White 1
trucks in carrying on the business.
Several local firms have service cars
which they use for various purposes
with business.