THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON SATUnDAY, .TAMTAM M, 1M1. C PAGE KLEVBN avoid nounui accidicnts kv vnn op hwirr bignals Of nil worth-whllo precautions that should bo tnkon by motorUtn- In troublo nt night, tboro nro two that oufiht to bo ndoptod gonornlly throughout tho country. Iloth por taln to tho uso ot a bluo llRht to noti fy othor motorlnts o( a dnngor thnt requires tho offor of wldo borth on tholr part. iriit Is tho codo ot an accident which makes It nocoHHary for an au tomobllo to bo towod In at night. Tho towing and tho towod cars aro from 10 to 2G foot npart. In tho dark a podoslrlan might mlatako tho spaco botwoan tho two cam as cloar for a dash across, ntumblo ovor tho towing ropo, and anothor serious accident might occur. To avoid this a com mon signal ought to bo ganoralty ndoptod. A bluo light on tho wind ahlold ot tho towing, and ono on tho rowed machine might saro many a Wo. Anothor dnngornus situation nt night occurs whan n motorist has to got out nnd repair bis machine Ho may linro to work on tho sldo toward tho road, and If ho has no light to fthow blniBolf to an nppronchlng driv er, tboro Ih tho liability ot anothor Borlo'us aceldont. Tho oncoming mo torist might think ho wbb giving tho stnllod car wldo enough borth, but It might not bo wldo onough to allow room for tho man working bosldo tho car. To avoid this also n blue light sig nal should bo gonorally adopted. It could bo nttached to a troublo lino nnd bung from the top or wlndshlold of tho enr on the roadside In such n caso tho motorist coming nlong tho road would know by tho bluo light that wldo borth should be nllowud to prevent furthar accident. Tho bluo light signal system Is tiscd In connoctlon with railroad accl dontfl and on tho towing ot barges on waterways. Its uso by motorists nt night would provont many double accidents. H MACIIINK IIUHKH COHN Now In tho fnrmlng Imploment lino Is n machine that strips tho oars from corn Btalka, which aro loft standing, nnd dellvors them husked Into if wagon. lKHtTAIHiK AUTOMOIMjK With n wicker body and drlvon by nn ncrlal propeller, nn nutomobllo built In Kngland Is light onough for two mon to carry. FOR AUTO SHI IN THIS CITY Llko St. John of old, Ed Dunham of tho Dunham Auto company, aftor bolng transplanted to nnothor Bphoro nnd roturnod to his old stamping ground, doclnros to tho world that "tho oyo hath not soon nor tho car hoard" tho llko ot tho wonders ho saw at tho rocont auto show In Port land. Mr. Dunham wont to Portland on Sunday, and roturnod tho noxt Sunday, ovldontly concurring In tho saying "tho botlor tho day tho hot ter tbo dood," and bollovos It Is as applicable to nuto shows ni to any thing olso. At any rato, Mr. Dunham who, by tho way, was tho only roprcsontatlvo of tho nutomobllo bUBlnoss at tho show from this county, Is filled with enthusiasm regarding nil ho saw nnd heard. Tho sjiow was hold In tho big Portland auditorium, two floors bo lng dovotod to car displays, nnd ono floor to auto accessories. Thoro wore 68 dlfforont modols on exhibit, and thoro was no ond to tbo accessories. It was noticeable, too, aald Mr. Dunham, that tho cars exhibited woro thoso ot tho woll-known stand ard makos, thoro being a refreshing abBonco of fly-by-nlgbt machines which havo blossomed during tho past year only to fado away nnd dlo an early, wcjl deserved doath. Cars from tho '8,C00 Locomobile to tho somewhat mallguod, but do pondablo lower priced cars woro thoro. It wus romarkablo display, and tho number ot pooplo who attended tho show was ono-fourth Iargor than tho numbor who attondod any prov lous show hold In Portland, Mr. Dun ham didn't count tho pooplo, but he took tho word of tho promotors of tho show, and ha states emphatically that whon nn nutomobllo man tells you anything It Is up to you to bo llovo It, bocauso thoy novor toll any thing but tho truth. Tho promotorB of tho show pro vided plonty of music, and on tho last night tho big crowd enjoyed n lively dance. Tho decorations, said Mr. Dunham, woro moro than ordi narily attractive Thoro was a salesman for each car, and thoy know tholr modols In sldo and out and upsldo down. Tho Studobakor company ohowod a partly strlppod chassis, but tho Dort, Bulck, and Nash agonclos showod tho chas sis completely stripped, nudo as It woro and, as Is customary where anything In tho nudo can, can bo soon, thoy dlBplayod moro interest in thoso chassis than thoy did In tho respect ably drossod cars. Mr. Dunham, qutto naturally, was Intorostod In tho Btudobakor and Franklin cars moro than any ot tho othors, and ho says that tho Studo bakor npoclal, nutomobllo palntod a bright canory yollow, with cravnnetto top nnd cravanotto soat covors, trans condod anything soon at tho show. Tho Studobakor with tho Cali fornia top attractod moro interest than nny othor ot tho nowor auto convonloncos, In this top collulold Is eliminated nltogothor, glass taking Its placo, and is so placed in tho top that It can bo removed in pleasant woathor, and roptacod in wintry woathor making in offect a Tory do slrablo closed car. Tho Franklin car, according to tho, ono displayed at tho show, will bo dispossessed of its slanting hood this yoar, and a hood rosombltng tho hoods on wator cooled cars will tako its placo. Tho Franklin, it must bo romombcrod, is nn air coolod car. Tboao and many other things woro told by Mr. Dunham to Tho Herald but tho substanco of his story that this yoar is going to be a great year for cars. Tho domand will ovortop tho supply by a whole lot, and pros poctlvo buyers should ordor now or stand a woll devoloped cbanco of get ting lott whon tho shipments arrive ho re. Incidentally, Mr. Dunham prophe sies that the auto show plannos for this city In tho near future has a cbanco to mako nutomobllo history horo. Ho is for it. PREVENTS SUPPING Eighteen pointod splkos mountod on a circular frame, constitute n.now nntl-skld attachment for motor truck whools and to holp tbtfm climb grados on icy roadways. MONTONA IS SLOW Evory state except Montana has a larger numbor of antomobllo regis tration than on July 1, 1019, tho largest gain bolng in Ohio, which shows a gain ot 102,174. Ohio is first In total registrations, having CC7.000 cars and trucks registered, A I A. A. 9VW MMtH i i 4 ft h We Give Your Battery Individual Attention t T T X f T T t T y T T T For the benefit of motorists of Klamath.County, we have installed the finest equipment we could obtain for recharging automobile storage batteries. "With our re charging equipment we will give each battery on charge individual care and attention. Bring in Your Battery for Expert Service Run Down Batteries Freeze! Leave your run-down battery today and get it in t a few hours fully renewed. With our Expert Recharge 'Service you don't need to be without the use of your car at all, because we furnish at very small cost a service battery to use while your own is being recharged. Leave your battery with us TODAY. Mfe. BATTERIES TESTED FREE Reed Auto Supply Co, Phone 298-J Headquarters for Tires, Tubes, Oil, Accessories, Repairs, JEtc. Eleventh Street, near Main fMHHjMMV T y Geo. 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