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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-25

Of such n nature that ,puncturc IL
readily given 20 tire running o;e'
them In such case there is not
only a loss TO the machine from which
such parts come. but also trouble
some time for those who me" follow in
lis tracks.
havo seen The pin holding in place
the tie rod which keeps the wheels in
alignment drop out, and in another
case while hunting knock. have
found the cylinder loose on The base
because the nuts had been without lock
washers. or cotter pins, and had work cd
loose. They might in time have workc d
Off entirely ard there would have been
"cyindcr missing" have also seen
tho entire engine loose on the frame
so that it was doing q fox trot while
running.
Mus Know Your Car
Tie owner should become VOL ac-
where the different bolts and nut.
are. Some drivers will tighten up al
that they know about. but do not bend
their backs to get underneath where
they can see the dust pan bolts and
brake lnkagc bolts. If the owner
knows where these parts are he should
make it his business to see that every
bolt and pin s locked with lock
washer or cotter pin. Then he should
go over them at least once a month
and tighten them up
A driver may be sure he will pay
several times the value Of parts that
arc lost in getting them replaced. SO
that economy is involved as we'll as the
inconvenience Of having the car
stopped on the road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-25
News of tho Trade

Sales promotion with the Moon Mo
tor Car Company has taken the form
this year Of the presentation OF a
handsome silver cup to ". J. Cochlan,
president Of the Moon Motor Car Com
panS. OF Now York. New York diStrjb-
utors for Moon cars. The cup was
given in consideration of his making
the largest sales Of Moon cars OF any
Of tho distributors for the year ended
July 8 last. Competition among the
various territories was particularly
Keen.
Mr. Coghan is hopeful of gain win
| the end Of next July He reports a
steady increase in sales since the $500
price reduction in Moon automobile
was announced recently.
A new type Of car has been origi-
mated by the Liberty Motor Car Com
/ pany, known as the Especial Touring"
/ The chief distinction OF tho now model
. is that it provides all the snap, in its
lines and equipment, that have popu-
larizcd the speedster type Of car, but
at the same time offers the full seat
| ing accommodations of the 'ive-pas-
erty blue, the upholstery Of soft Span
ish gray.
Coincidcnt with the announcement Of
! 1922 models, the Anderson Motor Com
pany has arranged general Eastern
distribution base, with headquarters at
489 Fifth Avenue. this city. in charge
OF Charles 3. Shapks, vice president of
the company
Announcement is made by Durant
Motors. Inc. that the Ansted Motor,
! manufactured by the Anstcd Engineer
ing Company, of Connersville, Ind.
has been adopted for use in the Durant
ssix-cylindcr car. which viii be ready
for the market by November |. With
the exception Of the Lexington Motor
Company, for which the Ansted engine
was originally designed. Durant Mo
tors, Inc. will have the exclusive right
by contract to the use of this motor
Gene Sullivan, retail sales manarcr
OF the Essex and Hudson Motor Car
Company, who two weeks ago barely
escaped with his life when his car
turned turtle on Long Island. was seen
at his desk last week. apparently none
the worse for his adventure. but quiet
~ nursing couple OF broken ribs and
fractured shoulder blade Mr.. Sul,i-
's'' "''' ~ iNiiJ III tuc JOD again THIS
week.
The bort Motor Car Company. Of ,79i
broadway, reports grow ng interest
~ the woman's POPULARITY contest. the
winner Of which will receive 1921
model bort coupe. a score or more Of
nationally known stage ard screen
stars have been entered b. friends
along With others. as councillors 70,
tne prvo. which will be awarded fol
loving the close OF thr contest on DC
toner 3. Tho Mi'ler Tire Compan, has
announced that I will give to the VIC
tor an extra Miller tire. and the san
,"y insulating Corporation will present
20 me wluncr seal leather vacuum
o. tile. Other concerns have offered
svards also. j. n. bort, president of
the bort Motor Car COMPANY Iii
come from the West to make the pres
cntstion. p'SN'
Fhc board cf directors of the Amer
can Road Builders Association has ds.
cided 10 hold its next snnusl conven-
ton and rood roads show in Chicaro
January II to 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-25

tinucs to ST Lambert where the
st. Lawrence River is crossed by The
Victoria Bridge to Montreal
Many enjoyable side trips may b.
taken from Montreal. Quebec Ia Ign
miles distant, over good. hard surfac u
read. with splendid views of tho 81
Lawrarcc River for the entire distance.
The trip can easily be made in dav
but those who do not care to trayc!
quito 80 far may stop over at Thrc
Rivers. which is half way.
There arc so many short trips and
interesting places with charming seen
cry around Quebec tn at week or ten
days could oasl, be ancnt in tho
Quebec section. The city cf Quebec
itself has many interesting hstoric
associations. 1t was captured from tn x,
French BY the British under Wolic,
the famous battle OF Quebec being
fought OH 'ho Plains Of Abraham,
within the present city's limits It is
the only walled city in America; there
Is an upper and lower portion. with thu
famous "break neck steps" connecting.
In the upper portion ia located the
citadel built on solid roch which
rises 3,5 feet above the St Lawrence.
Wonderful views Of the river are OBJ
ts'i'th itiu tiN ldAu ana tHc VIA lcuu
Frontcnsc.
The return from Quebec may be made
over the same route by retracins t..
road to Montreal and, as the appear
ance OF the country is entirely changed
by the reversed direction, it is diAicult
To realize that one is going over the
same route.
Another interesting way TO come
back from Quebec to Montreal will he
found by placing the automobile on Il
steamer and sailing through the st.
Lawrence River. If reasonably dry
weather continues. a circular tour can
be made by returning to the states via
Jackman and tha Hcnnebec Nsley
This takes the mo,orist down through
Maine. Massuc husetrs. Connecticut and
back to New Lork, or if the motorist
cares to extend the trip few hundred
miles longer, ono Of the most interest
ing and picturesque tours Imaginable
Is that through the st. Johns Valley
i'll New Brunswick all the Way to st
John. The return to the states can
also be made from the st. Johns Val
ley via v Gods ock and Houlton, Ne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-25
>cw Organization. of
Car Owners Formed

gs0 nuo Formation of a now organization of
~ IA utom obie owners, known a. the Asso.
&. 49, ciated Automobile Owners, inc, Of lI67
$500 -lSroadway announced last week
a. -..oAs part of the service the organiza-
III" sot on will perform for its members there
1870 NH he issued series OF monthly
s.,oe' atdllctjns telling OF the work, aims and
~ =" rctivities OF the association Egmont
= ocn siolicnhauer is general manager Tho
...4.4 September bulletin contains list Of
'-1:~ automobile supply and accessory deal
-.gGo 2Gnrs who have contracted with the new
,..s~"~n organization TO sell to members at q
ntpo1 special discount.
~n'rens,r Legal advice. mech ncal advice car
~ 81 .,lpspcction, towing service touring in
-. - formation, assistance in obtainin
ga. .'llcenscs. assistance in obtaining hotel
40, "a scconmo dations. recovery Of stolen
" +tcvcars and assistance in obtaining in
:. =. <fuvance arc some Of the things tho as
-soroa,. ISOLATION promises it's members
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-25
This New Moon Car Is
Both Coupe and Sedan
''SiN-4S" Brougham on Display
at Local House Has Numcr-
ous Drawing Points

Among the seasons new cars which
are attracting no littic interest along
Broadway. for thcir advanced DIES ign,
workmanship, eauipagc and reduced
prices at which they arc now offered
~ tne public. is tut ,oca sN-tS
broug han,l.a Petite Sedan now on
exhibit at the Noon Motor Cur Com
rany. 1915 Broadway. Here arc soma
OF the thinSs which arc claimed Tor
1t and which may be offered as further
evidence OF this year progress in auto
motive production:
Ultra REQUIREMENTS in design and
workmanship
Car SO built MS to make it serve the
purpose OF either coupe or sedan.
being decidedly ceptablc COM
promise between th, two.
interior finishing mouldings of hard
wood and finished in satin ebony.
Ebony finished toilet cases. for botn
men and women passengers. Interior
body trimmed in 2O-ouncc imported
silk finished Blue broadcloth. Cush~
ions OF Turkish type, French pleated
harmonizes with trimmings and is Of
Colonial period design With French
gray silver finish. Both door handles
ccntsin locking devices, the one on
the curb or theft side making the door
secure Ircr the outside by means of a
Islc ioch in the handle.
Two reading lamps which lght auto
mstically when the door is opened.
Drivers seat can Be moved forward
and backward, afording Improved CON
troll Of car operation. The car seats
i've passengers without crowding.
The Skis b.ougham has full
aluminium, l. gauge BODY. finished in
Versailles blue. Tenders. upper struc-
turc snd chassis are finished in black.
The radiator is OF Victory silver and
cow ventilator gives ample air when
windshield and windows are closed.
rear heel board contains heater
which is controlled from the front loor
hos rI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-25
NO Accident" Week Is
Planned for Nav a. ).

rams were approved last w., -
the executive board of inc AM
Automobile Association for y ..x S,e'a
dent week in the mctro,o,;.. - 's''
tr'ct, to be held aiay s to n '''-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-02
Party Dresses 1898

You who have seen theset dresses know
the value of these beautiful garments. You
know that the original prices ran as high as
SIPS. We've placed a number Of different
prices on them, but to close out the lot we
now ask
This Special Low Price ............ s89S
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-02
TURKEY CITIZEN AGED
147 YEARS RETURNS
TO FORMER POSITION
Pensions Are Not Being Paid
on Account of Empty Treas
ury so He Works Every Day.

CONSTANTINOPLE May IA.
P.)-zora, Turkeys oldest man, said
to be III years OF age, has gone back
to work as waterfront hcmal Carrier
OF heavy weights) after quarrel with
tho Turkish naval base authorities
He was recently pensioned In honor
of his age and long service and he was
preparing to spend his last years in
idlcness. But, as pensions are not
being paid here because of an empty
treasury, Fora declared he was still
strong enough to work, and is daily
proving it. He has threatened to join
the Nationalist army in Anatolia, but
so far has kept the peace.
Old age makes itself respected in
Turkey by capacity and willingness
to work. A certain Murad, employed
as n messenger By the Turkish tee-
graph office, was Offered a pension
when he reached his 120th year. He
refused it, as it meant knocking off
work, but his superiors insisted he
must make room for younger people
who otherwise could find no work and
would have no chance to get on in life.
Murad finally agreed to quit pEovid-
ed his young son was taken in his
place This seemed fair anu he was
told to bring the son around The son
presented was white haired man
more than 20 years old
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-02

with a score Of 4G. Earl Coutts won
the Economy Drug Co. prize of Par
ker fountain pen in this class, finish
ing second with a score of a..
In Glass 9, W. d. Miller finished
first with a score of 46, winning the
American Trapshooting trophy in this
class and Rudy Tannler won the Sol
Baum Sporting Goods Store trophy,
finishing in second place with score
Of 43.
Following are the scores uf the con-
testants. The first score of twenty
five targets counting in the spokes-
man Review Trapshooting Association
registered club shoot.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-02
bootlegs, and hip-pockets, in the opin-
ion of prohibition agents here.

bootlegs, and hip-pockets, in the opin7
ion of prohibition agents here.
On that date a dominion law limit
ing each purchase OF whiskey to a
single quart becomes effective. While
beers and wines flow freely north OF
the line, United States officers do not
anticipate any flood on this side be-
cause profits in these light liquors are
too small to tempt the rum-runners.
Recent seizures have indicated a
concerted effort to rush large stocks
of whisky into the state before the Ca
madam one-quart limit is enforced. Au-
tomobile traffic. formerly the princi-
pal underground source, is less used
nowadays, but now and then a loadeo
auto is caught slipping with muffled
motor along the by-paths of the Dor.
der. Scores of machines have been
abandoned recently by parties that
were checked by vigilant guards
Most of the shipments however,
have been made by freight car in re-
cent months. False sides had been
built into lumber cars and whiskey in
large quantities concealed in the skill
fully constructed bins. Spirits have
come across the line also hidden in
hay, grain, potatoes and shipments of
a similar nature. Some have fallen |
INTO the revenue officers hands before |
leaving the railway tracks.
Capture Of liquor cached in freight
'ars. however is more or less a matter !
If luck, the enforcement agents admit. |
md this is the chief reason for the use
If this means Of smuggling by the men /
Who thereby avoid risk of their per-
ons or automobiles.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-02
HIT AND RUN

OAKLAND, Calf, May IA. P)
Vernon won the morning game from
Oakland here yesterday, ~ to 0, the
afternoon game at San Francisco be-
ing postponed on account Of rain.
Arlett was an easy mark for the Tigers,
who got ~ runs and 16 hits off him,
while his team mates also went to
pieces. Vernon scored half its runs in
the third inning. Love allowed only
three hits and only two of the Oaks
reached second base.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-02

Bacon, country, lb. -. 25c
Shoulder Meat, lb. j.. zoe
Bacon Backs, lb. 49,. SOC
Soap, laundry, 20 bars S1.OO
Gold Dust, pkg. ....... 3Oc
Citrus Powder, pkg. -. SOC
Eggs, fresh ranch, doz. 25c
Butter, ranch, ID. -. 3Oc
AZ Pc. Dinner Set, each SO
FOIgers Golden Gate Coffee
in IL ID. tins, Makes a
nice picnic size. Try one
on your next trip.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-02
A New Spring Corset

Anew Spring Corset
Here are the finest mod
els from the best makers:
GOssard Front Lace.
Bon Ton and Royal WOr-
cester Back Lace.
Spring fashions demand
new low bust flexible type
corsets with skirts long
enough to cover the fleshy
part of the thigh I'd bring
out the proper figure lines.
And unless YOU are wearing
a new corset, how are you
going to secure proper fit
ting garments?
All are economically priced.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-02
FIVE TEAMS SHOT
PERFECT SCORES
IN SUNDAYS MEET
Pendleton Marksmen at Head
List on Performance of the
Days Sport; 2 Teams Miss.

SPOKANE, Wash, May 2.-(A. p
May Day brought ideal weather IN
most localities for contestants in inc
Inland telegraphic trapshooting tour
nament. Following are the scores:
St John-Garfield 75; Spokane 10.
Waitsburg 10: oroville tmissing)
Sprague 73; Cheney (missing).
Yakima 10: Wenatchee "A.
Pendleton rs: Kellogg 70.
Odessa Is: Lewiston Pomeroy IS.
Ellensburg 73; Walla Walla 81.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-02
AtCollins Park.

Twenty-nine shooters registered at
Collins Park yesterday to participate
in the Spokesman Review and the
American Trapshooting Association
club shoot. A perfect score was made
in the Spokesman Review telegraphic
shoot. those making this possible be-
ing Lee MatIock 25 Ray spangle 25,
ID. c Bowman 20. Marion Hansell 25.
Total 55.
winners in the club shoot were
Glass l. Lee Matlock ~, d. G. Bow
man ~, Ray Spangle 40. As this
makes a tie fer first place the win
ner Of the American Trapshooing As
sociatlon trophy for Class ! viii be de-
stled on the first 20 targets shot at
next sunday
The winner Of the Taylor Hard
ware Co.'S Glass merchandise prize
tfly booll was John McNurlin, VINO
finished in second place with a total
Of Is out Of the SO targets shot AZ.
Il. Estes won the American Trap
shooting Association trophy in Class ?
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-02
PRIESTS TO HOLD REUNION.

CHICAGO, May 2.-(U. Pro-
man Catholic priests and dignitarles
from the United States, alumni Of the
American College Of the church in
Rome. viii gather in Chicago May II
and ~ for the thirty-sixth annual re-
union. Rev Moses +. Kilcy, director
Of the Associated Catholic Charities Of
the Chicago archdiocese. is head Of the
alumni association.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-02
Where Your Dollar Pulls the Greatest Load
BARGAIN BASEMENT
Where every item is a bargain.
Girls Gingham Dresses 79c

We are cleaning up a big lot of pretty
dresses for girls who like pretty things
There's a big variety of styles in the assort-
ment and originally sold from S1.50 to $3.50
Special Basement Price ......... zoe
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-02
Sewing Week Needs,
Notion Counter

sewing week NEEDS,
Notion Counter
Best 0. N. T. sewing
thread, $50 yds. to spool.
Our price, spool. -. &c
Carlson Currier or Beld-
ing sewing silk, 100 yds.
to spool, our price, a
spool ........... 1Oc
Best quality dress snaps,
a dozen. -. &c and 10c
Plain dress betting, a yard
1Oc and up.
Best quality safety pins, a
dozen ...... sc and 1Oc
Best quality dress pins,
300 and 400 count, a
package. =. &c and 1Oc
Best quality veil pins, as
sorted colors, paper. sc
Splendid quality bias tape,
white and colors, 5 yd.
bolts, a bolt 13c to 2Oc,
according to width.
Stickerie Edging, full as
sortment of colors, 8
4 and 4 yards to bolt, a
bolt ....... 15c and 25c
0ma brand cushion collar
i bands, each ....... 1Oc
Nevo mending tissue,
each ............. sc
Jewel silk finish lingerie
braid, 6 yards, fast col
or, washable, a bolt 10c
Best quality elastic web,
super Isle, black and
white, one fourth inch
wide to one and one-half
inch, priced s 1-3c to 25c
yard.
Observation-Disclosures
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-02
SMUGGLING Of WHISKEY
ACROSS CANADIAN LINE
WILL Be RESTRICTED
On May First Dominian Law
Limiting Each Purchase to
Quart Becomes Effective.

BURLINGTON, May 2.-Smuggling
Of whlskey across the Canadian bor-
der into Vermont will be virtually re-
stricted after today to the small supply
that may trlckIe in through satchels,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-02
White Mixing Bowls

Here's something new for the housewife :
who enjoys a pretty vessel of this kind.
Pure white enameled earthware. round
bottoms; sizes 1-2 to 9 .1-2 inches, priced
19c, 29c, 50c. 69c and zee.
Sets of glass bowls priced the same.
Complete Set of 5 Bowls ......... S2.OO
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-02

Most Of the local boys wen "om-
paratively new to the ha-S game and
In Grandc had a number Of seasoned
veterans Coach Hanley expected
hard tussle-and II proved regular
runaway, ----.-.. .4 .-.-.t.s
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-02

80 inches in width; a most
popular and standard
wash fabric for boys
blouses and girls dresses.
Special Value, our price, a
yard ............ 34c
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-02

A meeting of the Pehdieton Rod &
Gun Club will be held in the office OF
James Estes Tuesday evening at 3
O'clock
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-29
RANK ROBBED

NApER. Wash. Nov. 20 -Robber,
last night pried open safe deposit
boxes in the Little Fails state hana
Of Nader and escaped with Liberty
bonds and negotiable paper to the cN-
tent of several thousand dollars. ac.
cordtng Ia bank officials. Thoy were
unable to enter an inside safe con
tanning tho banks cash.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-29
More Men at Work
In Colorado Mines

TRINIDAD. Colo. Nov. 2e.-Little
short of normal force is reported by
the Colorado Fuel and lion company
al work iu the i've company mines OF
the Trinidad district today where "A
strike iu protest over a 30 per cent
reduction in wages has been In effect
inc November n. Company re-
ports today show 1910 men al work
q gain 90 - over yesterday. In the
Wails.nburg district company reports
give 500 men az work today "a gain Of
81 over yesterday. According 10 cons
pany reports the total number Of coal
miners at work In the two districts IL
lla3 Coal production reported In
Las AnimaH county Yesterday was
ilTN ~ n and for Hucrfano COUNT
1895 tons
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-29
SUPPER TABLE
GOSSIP

william A. Nevis and Andres A..
Romero. field deputies for the inter
mai revenue office. have beer sent TO
Socorro and Catron counties on bust
ness John Hernandez has been dis
patched to Mora and San Miguel
counties TO aid Felipe Belgado as
field deputy In that district.
The Sunshine circle Of the Rcbckah
lodge will hold a special meeting at
the home Of Mrs. Bum, 720 South
ArnO street, Tuesday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. doe Skinner. 100 West
Lead avenue, announce the arrival OF
"A SON.. born Monday afternoon.
The Jew Mexico Pioneers will hold
a special meeting at the Chamber OF
Commerce Wednesday evening AT S
O'Clock. All charter members are re-
quested to be present as Treasurer.
IAN Philips will issue their member
ship cards. The selection OF a per-
manont meeting place and adoption of
bylaws will also come before the
meeting IL. ". Gales. secretary.
Miss Belle BrccdIo,c. who has been
secretary Of the y. W. &. A. hotel
here since that institution was found
ed. yesterday resigned from the post.
and Miss Ethel Hickey wns appointed
to fll the vacancy temporarily. Miss
BreedlOVo stated that she was forced
~ N'NANh hfAAhN' VI lhAAAHk HtAAAhH
The Bnsincss and Professional
Woman's club last evening voted 10
raise $3.50 for n scholarship at the
Frances y. willard school FOR girls.
They also went on record ne being In
favor OF urging the Moman's Chris
liar Temperance Union 10 move the
school which In now at Belen, I'd
Albuquerque. sidney NJ. Wen I'D
dressed the members OF the club on
what the Chamber OF Commerce
Expects Of the Women OF the city
He urged them all to take out a
membership with the chamber. The
entertainment WAS under the dircc-
tion Of Miss Louise Nichols.
JCuus Garcia. sentenced yesterday
TO serve % days In Jail, u wanted in
Pueblo OF the charge Of stealing some
Santa Fl tools. Word hat the man
was arrested In Pueblo came shortly
after the judge had pronounced sem
tencc on him on the charge OF vag-
uincy.
The scottish Rite clu viii give a
banquet In homo. of the deputy FOR
New Mcxico OF the Supreme Council
OF the Ancient and Accepted Scottish
Rite Of the southern jurisdiction Of
the United states. az 7 o'clock Wed
ncsdny night at the Masonic temple.
The notice In The Herald last night us
to the date was In error.
Mr.. ". ". Ioudon reported tu
officiuls here last night that some
one shot a. her son at the Loudon
ranch south 81 town. about $3.50
o'clock. The shot came from q long
distance. according 10 the report
The Christian EndcaNor SoCicty Of
the Congregational church viii hold
It's regular business meeting at the
church parlors Friday night.
The Noman's Benefit Association of
the Maccabcss viii hold "A Hard
Times party nt the J. o.. ~. p. hail
tomorrow night at $40 O'Clock, An
M~nccnbocs and their husbands and
visiting MHrcabces are invited.