THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
I'AOM TWIJIjVM
International Tractor
shim was, necessarily romoved from
two connecting rod bearings, nnd not
oron ono shim was tnkon from tho
Buyers Apathy Cause
of Drop in Production
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Does Great Work
otlior two. Tho rest ot tho mnchlnoj
was In first-class condition, nnd tho i
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lil own tlio doughty lit t lo International
al experienced nu difficulty In draw
ing nn International peg tuotli hor
row tiohlnd It, nnd oven though tax-
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J. S. Mills ft Son nro the local agents ,, u.,lluml m,vnndl,
for tho international. , ltwi f()r ,,,. ,, ,,
imI with thin extra burden the tfork
accomplished loft nothing to ho do-
'ducts
nt tho s.iiiio ratio us did
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ntred. !) this tlmo old King Winter
vrns Jtint sotting ready to poki his
frosty old noso Into everybody's
business, nnd nothing further In this
lino wi dona until spring.
When first put Into commission
Inst spring, tho lntcrnntlon.il was en
trusted with tho task of disking
and harrowing tho same land which
lind been ploughed n few months ho
fore, n six foot Intornntlonnl doublo
disk nnd n 10 toot peg tooth har
row being employed. This work cov
ered nn nrea of 100 acres I
more ncrcs woro then plowed on tho
homo farm, and then tho unnppens
sblo llttlo International was meed,
with tho disking outfit, to ths leas I
nlrcngn on the Tulo lake
After disking tho 400 acres nt
tho lake, the outfit was taken hack-
to tho Fort Klamntb ranch agiln. nnd
700 acres of soft land wcro drilled,
tho International plugging ulonc
ahead without sign of a com
plaint. In this operation two six foot
Kentucky drills were used. Mr.
1oosley stated postlrcly that It would
havo been Impractical and undoubt
edly lmposslbto for horses to hare
taken the place of tho tractor In
this work, as they would hate tx.cn
mired repeatedly and unable tn with
stand tho arduous work entailed
After this a'chlcremcnt, tho trac
tor was taken back to the Tulo lako
farm again, and the tractor, with tho
aid of a so ton toot McCormlck bind
cd, cut 160 acres of grain.
Almmtt UnbeHeriNtblo rcrfontumco
Then cr.me tho crowning achieve
ment. Mr. taoslcy and his son had
sotno ditching to be done, and again
tho plucky Utile International was
called Into requisition. It took Just
ono half day Cor this tractor, pull
Jog a P. ft O. doable ditching plow
to make six miles' of ditch. 16 Inches
at tho bottom and 24 Inches al tho
top. This .was dono on the Fort Kla
math ranch. This, said Mr. Loosley,
sounds like an undue exaggeration
ot tho truth, but It was an actual
accomplishment, and one which re
flects an abundance ot credit upon
tho International tractor.
Moro than that, wbon the tractor
was overhauled this tall only onaj
(Sung to tho tunit of tho song ot tho
same namo.)
There's tho Cadillac nnd tho Olds-
mobile,
And tho Hupmobllo nnd tho Ford.
They're not very classy, they don't
jost very much;
Hut thoy'ro tho licit wo can afford
Hut tho Cunningham nnd tho Mer
cedes
And tho Rolls-Iloyca racing freaks,
'They're all owned by tho Argentines,
Tho l'ortugeso nnd tho fl-
trade.
As a ressult ot tho npnthy of the
motor buyers, the manufacturers In
many, Instance fearing nn oorup.
ply of ears are curtailing production,
nnd this reduced output wilt result
tn Increased manufacturing.
During the first eight mouths of
1920 tho totnl number ot automobiles
either shipped or driven uwny from
124 motor car manufacturer was
1,079,007.
IWutch for the Auto Show
Klamath County Has
1815 Automobiles and Trucks.
951 Are Equipped with Storage Batteries,
Self-starters and Lights.
695 Are Equipped with Willard Batteries.
256 Are Equipped with all other makes
combined.
There is a Reasen:
THREADED RUBBER INSULATION.
Link River Battery Station
Phone 171 :
"The Full Jeweled Car"
MAKE THIS A CHRISTMAS SHE WILL EVER REMEMBER
You know what she most desires of all things in the world
an enclosed Rco.
A cozy, companionable Coupe or a luxurious, 5-pnsBcnger
Sedan.
Of course, if you asked her which you will not, for you
hope to derive more pleasure than she, from seeing her eyes
light up in wonder and surprise when she sees that exquisite
car gleaming in the sun on the Christmas morning
But if you did ask her, she would say, "Oh, get me some little
thing for it isn't the intrinsic value but the sprit that prompts
the gift" and all that sort of thing.
And she means it too bless her heart, women' arc more
frugal than men despite all that has been said to the contrary.
Nevertheless, your own instinct tells you that the spirit that
prompts a monetary sacrifice on your part, but gives her her
heart's dearest desire, is the bigger spirit.
"Of all the gifts she ever has received at your hands not
even excepting the engagement ring this gift of' an enclosed
Reo will please her most and live longest in her memory.
Every woman likes to drive ninety per cent of women much
prefer the seclusion of the car to the presence of a chauffeur.
And, that every woman who drives prefers a Rco, is proven
by the fact that a larger percentage of women own and drive
Reos than of any other car of similar class.
We said "similar class" deliberately for there is no other
car of this class.
These are the points that will make the strongest appeal to
her fastidious eye.
She will adore this Reo and Christmas will be like another
honeymoon to you.
To insure the supreme result and pleasure to give her
that magnificnet gift in the hour of hours order Her Reo now.
ACME GARAGE
THE
FRANKLIN
SEDAN
No matter whether its owner be man or woman, and
regardless of the owner's previous motoring experi
ences, the Franklin Sedan- always leaves the same impression-
one of confidence and satisfaction.
1920 will increase the total number of Franklin owners
to 'more than 65,000 an increase of 22 per cent
during the year. Franklins go up $100.00 on January
1st, 1921. Orders for future delivery placed before
that date will be filled at the old price.
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THE UNIVERSAL CAR
The Ford Sedan
Dunham Auto Co
This splendid car is growing more popular every
day, because every day the demand for the enclosed
car increases in volume, and when you think that the
Ford Sedan, with all its comforts, and conveniences
an enclosed car, handsome in appearance,, roomy for
five passengers, nicely upholstered, sliding plate glass
windows which make it an open car in a minute or so
or a tightly closed car that is dust-proof and water
proof ready for service every day of the year, rain or
shine, summer or winter, and then think that this car
is lower in price than any touring car (except the Ford
car) and you will not wonder that we ask you to leave
your order for a Sedan as soon as possible that we may
be able to give you a reasonable delivery.
Of course, you cannot forget that matchless and
reliable "Ford After-Service" that follows every Ford
car the world over always within arm's length a reli
able Ford dealer or authorized Ford garage, can tune
up your car and keep it in running condition every day
in the year. We want your trade.
Danner-Patty Motor Co.
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