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Purchases New Chevrolet
The Automotive shop reports
l> i*
of » ney .
n W to W . F. D lt ie h r U w
Under-In flatten
of
tire., costs the owner Jui
miles of-service per pouhfl
the oorrect pressure, a«<
to the result« of a, Serif«
pertinents by the F a i&
Company.
These
ex|«i
YEARS
were conducted la I f® 1
with a campaign ti>^ neli
car owners'get tb«'m o«t
th e ir tiN * 4
1 a fT iM
DeHVercd Àt Yoìàr Dòor
We aro locates in ÀÀh|aii(I permalgiitly and will have
a completo live of S U t iOars on display continually.
Remember the Star C|r.4:lpive genuine-leather 'up
holstering, red seal (fdritin?n1al motors, 4 tV iw t
brakes on all sixes, Rucotpauit’ balloon tireli/ j la y e s
Hunt bodies, single plate’ «J-foiflc clutch, genuine
Fodders Radiators, and Spider UniVanfib.*s '.jU?
ALSO D O N ’T FORGET
The Durant Motor Go. have a gtariiHiifr offer o f
$1000.00 for any stock 4* cylinder car that w ill out
pull a Star Four in H igh Gear.
LOU
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Ashland» Ote,
Oak S t Garag
Phone 37
WE HAVE SEVERAL GOOD USED
CARS U S T E D FOR SALE
¿point the Ford aptf halloed tires
•—29x4.-46— ~y}elA»d the maximum
comfort to pas»«pgers consistent
with
moxlmppi
mileage,
all
makes of tires were tested. • At
the end of the te s t period, the
exact "loss per pound of undcr-
Inflatlon <as calculated In terms
ef mileage and a bulletin was
sent to Fora dealers and service
stolons
«dvlslng
the
correct
pressures.
a A . number of common tire
ailments were traced back to
under-inflation.«Among the most
common are elm cuts, tread
separation,
over-beating
and
Stone brutsing in addition to a
more rapid rate of natural wear
and detertoraton.
On the other haqd,
every
pound of over-inflation takes Its
toll of comfert and the funda
mental value of balloon equip
ment Is lost. Other advantages
of low pretsure tires, namely
greater traction, ability to travel
over soft ground without sink
ing and quick stopping without
Skidding.* are also nullified In
a direct ratio to the extent of the
excessive a ir pressure.
The following Inflation tablq
has been proven to best combine
ridlug qonffort with long life in
29x4.40 balloon tree:
Pounds Inflation
T yP.e
,
Front Rear
Roadster ...........................27
27
C o u p e * ..................
.17
27
Touring Our ..J ...... ¿1.27
27
Tuder,.
so
Fordor ..it........................27
30
’ For th 9 first time, the A * a
ham L in co li humanitarian award
has been won by a corporation
I This unique honor goes to Urn
Union Oil Company of Callfo.-
nla In reciprocation of lta t Be
Careful campaign),
Agnchigcp-
meut to this effect was made
yesterday by the Oregon Humane
Society which made the award
In a telegram to W . L. Stew
art, President of the Union „ Oil
Company of California, Mrs. F.
W. Swanton, of the Oregon Hu-
„mane Society, stated: " I tak>
great pleasure in inform ing -|t)u
that your fine posters on safety
fiyst when driving have been no
ticed and commented upon fav
orably all over the country. > Ton
have won the great honor of re
celving the gold and bronz-
Oregon Humane Society Ahrn
ham Lincoln humanitarian awar,|
fo r cooperation.’*
The Union’s safety campaign
was Inaugurated some months
ago when investigation showed
that the Aitomobile accident Sit-
nation was becoming acute. Tb»
Union officials went on
the
premise that automobile drivers
were not, as a general rale, de
liberately careless, but rath«:
were victim« of the urge for
greater speed, which is inherent
In so many motorists.
I t was felt that If some means
could be evolved which would
bring home to the careless mo
torist the folly of his actions,, a
halt would be called to the grow
ing total of automobile acci
dents.
The present campaign
which provided (or the utilisa
tion of 1,600 posters ou the
Pacific Coast typifying motorlfg
situations in which careful driv
ing is necessary - and
whMb
carry a direct and positive ap
peal to observe safe driving prac;,
tices was therefore inaugurated.
Lloyd Low and A1 Panser, ft>r-
m e f, glam «th Falls residents,
havq procured the Oak Strteet
Garage where they w ill handle
the Stair cars for this territory.
Pantqr7 la an experienced auto
mobile man, having been con
nected with the Star agency at
Klamath
as -well
as
other
agehdlss.
Loyr is form er sheriff of
Klamath county and one of the
best known men in that part of
the state.
Since retiring from
the sheriff’s office he has been
engaged In the sheep business,
but the lure of the auto game
called him and he decided on
the Star line of cars.
Both are young men and prom
ise t o 'ta k e their place in civic
and, community life.
W ithin
the next few days they expect
to have a complete line of
Stars for their showrooms.
att«ahed to the, quart«»' - muster
corp« a( rfort llgsdn Jhere.
,
“ I went Into the army whoa.* I
was 14 and I ’ve b«qn at It « rs r
shite -¿-that^a 67
fta4 if?
I ’m sort of used to this arm y life
now.’’
Pop Is worried a bit about'a new
pension bin which may let him
out
"There's a blU before Congress
away from Foi
? ‘‘R etire fro
Jihould say not
he was asked
amgwiee volunta
several qf ua
duty.
There
T®urs old, at E
• fe*low name
der, who is son
W e’re the olde
now or something about retiring
us oldtlmers. I f the b lit passes,
well, I guess I'd hare to build a
little house near here somewhere
and stick around anyway.
. ’
"They can’t put me out now be-
cause the quartermaster corps is
not on the pension list."
Johnson fought in the C ivil
W ar,
re-enlisted
and
fought
through the Indian uprisings. He
was in service during the Spanish-
American war. the Philippine in-
surrectlon and the Boxer cam-
palgn. He transferred to ’tbe quar-
termaster department here in
1906. During the world W a r he
was found physically lit fo r ser-
vice overseas but he never got
C U T T H IS Ob’
M
Senj this at
Foley & C o -.'i
Chicago, 111.,
and address cl
celre a ten
F O L E Y ’S HC
COMPOUND
and hoarsenesi
packages of
diuretic stimu
neys, and FC
TABLETS for
Billlousness.
remedies hav
o f people,
everywhere.
Earranoid Pan Belts
Washburn Valves
Timken Bearings
Perfection Gears
American Hammered
■ Piston Kings
SUDDEN SERVICE
Por Every Oar
LEEDOM’S
Advertise In The Tidings.
T h e B e st B a r g a in s In
USED CARS
SAN FRANCISCO. A pril 15. —
(IP) — "W e ll, I den’t know what
I ’d do if they kicked me out of
the arm y now,’’ declared James
H. (P o p ) Johnson, Civil W ar vet
eran and 81-year-old field clerk
AGENCY FOR
THE MARMON
America’s Greatest Car
Courteous
USED CAR
DeBon AntoCo
Attention
Is a distinguished feature of
W illiam s Service Station
Ashland, Ore.
Boulevard A Sherman
1923 Ohev. C o u p e ...$350
(w ith 1926 license)
1—1924 Chev. Tour. $325
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«1—Ford Touring . . $125
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1—Ford S e d a n ___ $100
U se Gabriel Snubbers
E V E R Y so often
T H A T the average American
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AND tliat he squanders
The
Automotive Shop
fHB-B0.x4*«0 Pathgnder
BALLOON for g lS A fi \
M A Y B E .th a fa true
AND Other style«
IN some parts
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O F the country
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B U T we don’t tlgUk it
A P P LIE S to Acdihukl
PA*nittKl>BRH give you
* r
’ x-
..
> <
$604.42
Roadster, Balloon fir e s
Coupe, Balloon Tires
$630.02
Touring, Cord Tires .
Tudor, Cord Tires .,
$624.90
Touring, Balloon Tires
Tudor, Balloon Tires
$650.50
Fordor Cord T ir e s .......... $690.90
Fordor, Balloon T ir e s
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AU above prices delivered at your door; including
full equipment, gas and oil.
LONG. droQhle free service
THAT quality material«
- ,
AND expert workmanship
CAN put- into a tire
A ND bnstnce*»lllM»
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SO we aim to give ’etoi
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G E N U IN E economy
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AT these prise«
‘ .f*
AND overg-Aire are «ell
Instant Public Acceptance
n P O immediately-dominate the beauty, J»igi»e«s and comibet
/ T l o W - p r i c e d sixes, —-these are th e Pjontiat 8 ix
G e n ia l Motors first developed iqualitie s that a r e IciadUng the
Wanted to Buy!
YOUR USED BATTERY. WILL PAY YOU A
FAIR
*®h ;
WK don’t keep anything
n stock that , > • <'
$696.58
EVERT superior advantage
FOB! Ih e lr money
A N D thgt’ifi certainly
Coupe, Cord Tire«, .
;
PATHFINpBlW pouuea«
THJCY. jrant the saost '
Roadster, Cord Tires . . .
AT equally l6w r prices •
RUT oriee han’t
THR whole tlattc^'
MOST folks here are
■‘• B I B S « T F lg R B R
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HIH money
we
CHICO,
Cal.,
A p ril
14— A
rancher near 'here' recently ob
tained 9102 worth of gold from
the crops of 14 turkeys which he
killed for m arket.
A SOxS. 1-8 C«rd Tire . •
A PATHFINDER
NOW for glO.H&
Ig extravagant
to*
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JN everything
B E R L IN . A p fil 1’4— (U .P .)—
•Grover Cleveland Bergdoll. Amer
ica)! draft dodger, was. acquitted
today on charges involving im
morality.
FOR instance
WE are offering
M’HO’I.L listen to him
T H R IF T Y
NO W Y O U T R L L ONE
ISN’T a good bay ,
> HOMEBODY tells the World <
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BERGDOLL ACQUITTED
M otors could possibiv ach ieve it
on
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r e v e a ls rn a t the
P on tiac Six w a s designed to
Masterfjul pow er, b r illia n t stand aadtaUenped fat fas field
flexibility, enduring stamina — - and nriced t o wir»
enhanced by a n e w o r d e r o f
acccpt.o-ce,
Oakland She, compaaion to A« Ponttac Slu-g97S (n 61295.
AU prims «
PRICE
Mfe Recharge Batteries h r 91.00
Claycomb Motor Co.
6 l S. Secònd
L in coln
C H IB F C M O r
tmw '<- is ix b s
If DOES Make a D Ífíe n n c e W here Yes Buy Year Fmtf