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Paul T, O'Douid, Auto Editor.
Evening Herald
Fifteenth Ynrv No. HOB I.
HKOOND HKCTION
KLAMATH FALLS, OIIEOON, 8A1 URDAY, JANUARY 22, 1021.
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GARRETT & SON
PREPARING FOR
8IC 1921 TRADE
Hulling along with ronowod vigor
dliico Uh re-organlzatlon, accomp
lished during tlio wook Just past, the
first of J. II. Garrett & Bon ot G22
Bouth Sixth Btroot, li prepared, to
ontor tlio actlvo automobllo season
with a vim thnt will maku a record
for all otlior firms In tho city to
shoot at. Always a substantial firm.
It has been greatly rolnforcod by tho
acquisition of Norrls W. Young, who
hns ontorod tho rlrm as socretnry
treasurer. J. II. Qnrrott romalns at
tho head of tho firm as president,
and his son, Olon 0. Oarrott Is vice
president.
Mr. Young Ih a votornn of tho lato
war, having noon service In tho front
lino tronchos, and Is also a garngo
man ot wldo oxparlonco.
Tho company luis boon capitalized
nt I7C.000, with a paid up capital
or $42,000. Tho new garngo Is ono
of tho biggest ana host appointed
of any garngo In tho stato, bar nono,
and will bo a big factor In tho de
termination of tho firm to build up a
business far In oxcoss of that thoy
now enjoy. This firm specializes In
tho sales ot Mack tucks, but handles
Columbia curs and Monogram oils,
and In addition to doing a gonoral
repair business plans to put In a big
ntock of tiros ana accessories.
Watch tor tho coming Automobile
show.
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WHICH WILL CONSERVE YOUR INITIAL PURCHASE, ECONOMIZE YOUR UP-KEEP AND GIVE YOU ABSOLUTE EFFI
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MODEL 490, $993.60 HERE
WHITE
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Shown in Example
At a rocont safoty exhibit at Krlc
Iloach, noar Buffalo, N. Y., 22,000
paoplo saw what should bo dono to a
"Jay walker."
At n crowded stroot corner a
young man playactod this unpopu
lar pest. Ho was promptly nrrost
od, hnndcuffod, a sandwich sign put
on him with "I'm a Jny walkor" on
ono sldo and "I took a chanco and
It didn't pay" on tho other; and thon.
with a ropo around his nock, ho waa
lod around bohlnd a pollco wagon
covorod with slogans, a truck similar
ly covorod with a band. Two ot tho
slogans were:
"It you must commit sulcldo, try
poison. Jay walkers muss up tho
Btroots."
"Holl Is pavod with good Inten
tions, but why crowd tho place. Don't
Jay walk."
THKY CALL ON ESSEX 0AK8 TO
DO KVHKYTIIINtt
Tho other day thoro waH a train
wrock noar Barstow, Calif. When tho
nows roachod Los Angolos twp things
woro thought of tho relief train and
an Essex tho latter to carry nows
paper reporters to tho ucono of tho
wrock to obtain plcturow for tho Los
Angolos Sunday papors Iioth trains
and car startod at tho samottmo
10:40 In tho ovonlng. Enrouto tho
Essox oncoutorod a small cloudburst,
but reached Barstow, 171 mllos away
In good tlmo. took flOBhfllght pic
tures of tho wrock and startod back
down ovor tho mountains and pass
ed thorpllot train Btlll Home dlstanco
"fromiita diminution.
Proper Punishment
for Jay Walker
and Thrift are here
KEEP PACE WITH THE TIMES,MEANS CONSERVATION, ECONOMY AND EFFICIENCY , "
SO SOLVE,XOUR TRANSPORTATION PROBLEMS WITH A' ft J pJ r t.
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NEW YOItK, Jan. 22.
congress will bo urged, according
to tho program formulatod by tho
Amorlcnn Itoads Bulldorn associa
tion for Its natlon-wldo &ood lloads
congross and National Wood lloads
show to bo held In Chicago, Febru
ary 9 to 12, to oxtend for five yearB
tho fodoral road-bulldln? program
which by law terminates with tho
closo of tho government's present
fiscal' yoar. Congress will bo urgod
to provldo additional funds for ex
penditure under tho terms of exist
ing ioglslatlon, and tho nowly form
ed program of tho congressional
leaders at tho rato ot at least $100,
000,000 for oach of tho flvo years
beginning July 1, 1921. In tho ad
vocacy of this procoduro tho Amer
ican Uqad Builders' association will
bo In hoarty accord with tho attl
tudo oxprossod by Secretary of Ag
riculture Meredith In his recent an
nual report.
Tho American Road Builders' as
sociation, which includes In tls mem
bership tho highway officials of tho
national government, and thoeo ot
tho state!, counties, cities and -townships
In tho United States and Can
ada, together with highway engineers
and contractors and tha manufac
turers of road-bulldlng machinery,
road materials and highway transpor-j
tatlon equipment, Is also preparing
to ask. Prosldont-oloct Harding to
recommend In his inaugural Address
and lninla,flrt' message to congress,
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'NINETY DAYS' SERVICE
PURCHASE PRICE
GUARANTEED
Phone
FOR THE ENTIRE NATION
Tho noxtfa bijond program of fedoral aid In
hlgliway construction.
Tho enormous appropriations for
hlrhwny work already made by
stf itos and municipalities, approprla
tlons that total more than ono bil
lion dollars according to tho most
rollablo reports covorlng bond Issues
and direct lories for roal building
and road malatonanco, prosago, It Is
ba'llovcd, an unprecedented vDlumo of
road-building for 1921.
Funds still avallablo through fed
eral aid aro placed at $160,000,000
by officials or tho bureau of public
roads. In addition, funds obtained
from direct lovlos and othor sourc
es ot state revenues and county Issues
are estimated to amount to $290,
200,000. NANTOON WAKING UP
Nanlbbn, ono of tho oldest Chlncso
cities, Is boglnnlng to fool tho otfects
of woo torn civilization. Six largo
motor omnibuses havo boon sent
thoro from Amorlca, to bocomo tho
only moans ot transportation In tho
city. Tho roads had to bo wldenod
to accommodate thorn.
PACK IN DRY CELLS
It dry colls are kopt loose, their
rattlo whllo tho car is moving will
dovelop momentary short olrcults
and run thorn down quickly. Td
avoid this,; tnoy should be placed-In
a snubly fitting box and 'dry sand
should bo , packed Into tho open
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Klamath Garage
Is Latest Addition
to Local Auto Row.
Onco again tho Evening Herald
automobllo section finds It Its pleas
ant duty to nnnounco tho opening of
another garage In this city, and this
tlmo it Is tho Klamath garaeo. at
423 Sixth stroot, with Maurlco Bryan
as proprietor. Mr. Bryan announces
that ho will havo a fully oaulPDod
garago, day and night service and
everything llko, that, and that ho will
sell parts and accessories for a long
list of truens and small cars. Tho
Herald welcomes Mr. Bryan, and fools
that tho automobllo outlook hero is
sufficiently bright to warrant tho
prediction that ho Is going to make
a "go" of It from tho start, and that
bis business will Increasn to thn most
satisfactory proportions.
AMERICAN AUTOS IN DEXMAttK
Tho recent automobllo show at
Copenhagen, Denmark, had 22 Amer
ican automobiles on view, whllo Eng
land had four can. Franco nine, (tor-
many flvo, Bolglum ono and Italy
ono.
OAHOLINH VENDING MACHINE
A curbstono gasollno and lubricant
vondlng machine that a Now York
man has invontcd is oporated elec
trically from tho office of tho garage,
maintaining it.
DRAIN VACUUM TANK
One part ot tho automobllo that. Is
most widely nocloctcd is tho vacuum
tank. It should bo drained 'each
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rai iuiur,,uu. ujri accumulates
at its. bottom just-as It .does at tho
bottom of. tho" gas tank.
of Economy
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"Tho automobllo show soason of
1921 marks the farthest advance
mado by tho automobllo Industry,"
says L. O. Arena, Whito Pelican
garage, local doaler in Chevrolet
passenger and commercial cars.
"Moro than 20 'years ot manufac
ture havo greatly simplified the do
sign and construction of tho motor
car, and added many refinements.
"At the shows tho' greatest achieve
ments ot autombtlvo onglneers will
bo scon In holfday dross. Ttioso who
havo owned and driven many cars
and who havo' followed their evolu
tion closely will know what outll-
tlcs to look for In. the cars on exhi
bition. But thqse'whb havo had little
oxporlenco with aut'omoolles may be
como somewhat confused by so many
attractions.
"Tho surest guides to their satis-,
faction in tho solec'tion of a car Is
reputation in actual s'orvice, and the
character of tho organization behind
"A reputation dopetjds upon 'the
opIplonW owners. When the number '
of cars of, any one make'lnc'reaso year
after year, It is proof, tb,at its own
ers think and speak well of It.
"Tho inanu'fa'ctdrlnr nrranlmttnn
which has built' up'such' a reputation
Lcarinobafjord to pr'oduco'jiny butjre-
M. -m uw w9..o nwiimr
resent) them cannot afford' to give any
but satisfactory service.
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