TUESDAY, 'APRIL"; 14, 1925
:EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
TAGE FIVE
New Star, Car Makes ;
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The New
STUDEBAKER
'Big Six Duplex-Phaeton
THIS is the time when there is pleasure in motoring that can
be obtained only in an open car. And among open-type
cars, there is one that stands out above all others the new
Studcbakcr Dig Six 7Passcngcr Duplex-Phaeton, with its ex
elusive roller side enclosures which provide Instant protection.
It can be compared only with cars much higher in price.
Studcbakcr builds seven times as many cars as any manu
facturer having a car in the Big Six class. The small overhead
per car, plus the savings of complete manufacture, explain its
low price. Come insec this new Studcbakcr before you buy.
The price of tlio new Srudclwkcr Biff Six Duplex-Phaeton
Include an extra balloon tire, tube endtire cover, Dumpers,
front unci rear. Moiomeicr. Safety lighting control. Auto,
malic tpark control. One-plcce windshield, ran visor, auto,
malic windihleld cleaner, rear-view mirror. Cowl and dome
lluhta. extension lamp and stop and -tall light. Clock and
diollne gauuc grouped under tflaae with other tntrum$au.
Liggett, balloon tire used oa any automobile.
DUNHAM AUTO COMPAN
Sixth and Oak - - - Phone 52-W
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STUDEBAKER YEAR
Hoffman in Charge of '
" Studcbakcr Sales Now
KEW YOKK. April 14 Tho (II
roctor of (ho Studebnkor Curporu
tlon, at their meeting the other day,
elected raul 0. Hoffman an vice
president la chargo of sales to me
. ceed 11. A. Dlggs, resigned.
Mr. Hoffman entered tho employ'
of tho Btudobakor Corporation In
1911 as a alpuman In .on Angeles.
In 1915 he made ante manager
noun at l.nt Angeles nnJ becamo a
Sludebnkcr dealer on his own ac
count. Tho I'uul (.!. iloffninu com
pony, starling business with $00.
000 cupltnl, now lini 1,&00,000
assets.
Mr. Hoffman hna boon qultb ac
tive In tho clvlo affairs of h'a city.
For the past two year a ho hna been
president of tho Traffic Oommlaalon,
A voluntary organization of business
man formed for tho purpose- of
studying, mouiiurcs of rol'of from
trnff'a congustion, Including ro
of tho I.oi Angeles rotn'l branch. rotK of roolg ! city planning,
and In 1917. branch manager of tho 0 , ur01.t0r of ,,, chamber of
I-os Angeles dlatrlct. Comniorc9 nn, chairman of Its roads
Ho lorved In tho artillery division eommlltoo. also a director of tho
of tho army In 1917-1H, and upon California bank of Lou Angeles,
leaving It In march, 1919, purchased j In securing Mr. Hoffman for tho
from tho corporation Its retail buiil-) Important position of vice president
Don't Experiment
Oxt customers do not
experiment when they
" ; buy RACINE.
v Building strictly on
? quality basis --adhering
? honestly to that standard RACINE
'year after year the TIRES
RACINE Rubber
; Company has kept the "
, faith with Its millions
'of loyal patrons.
MOTOR INN GARAGE
In chargo of sales, ; I'resklent Er
sklno feels that ho has obtained, a
man Ideally aultod for tho work.
Mr. Hoffmnn'a hcadquartcra will bo
lit (ho gencrnl office at South Bend,
fed'unn. Ho has boon elected a di
rector of the corporation and a mem
ber of Ha executive and finance
commlltooa.
II. A. nigga, who la being auc
cceded by Mr. Hoffman, la retiring
fro mactlva business. His aervlccs
to tho corporation awl administra
tion of the aftalra of tho snloa de
partment for Biz years wero highly
satisfactory and successful. His
numerous friends In the automobile
Industry as well oa In tho Sludebak
cr organisation will miss him. Ho Is
compelled to ostnbltah hla rcaldonco
In a milder climate, and expects
shortly to move from South Dcnd to
Southern California.
Spectacular Hill Climb
A thrilling demonstration, one of
tho most spectuculur an automobile
has ever been put through, resulted
In a successful llmb up tho steep
I olio of tho Oakrldgo, Ore., school
bill by a stock sport touring Htar
car. According to word received
hero by HK. Hanger, local Btar
dealer, tjio stunt was put over by
tAo.sale.imen from Kiigono, Ore,
vbo mudo tho rlp to Oakrltlge to
try. their luck on the bill, as one of
tha series cf climbs through which
the now Btar car Is being proven
one of the most powerful automo
biles over built.
Tha gradoi on this bill, which
has uover boforo been climbed by
an uulomobllo, were provon by t
surveyor's protractor to bo 20, 24,
20, 33 and 44 por cent la pitch.
Tho car was driven by Hugh
WJnder of Eugene". A great crowd
witnessed tho Star's porformanco.
Winder, giving tho crowd a thrill
they bad not expected, turned tine
Star around in the middle of the
ascent, started down, stopped dead
on tho hill, turnod around again,
turned figure "eights" on tho steep
slopo, then continued on up. Ac
cording to local newspaper accounts
It was one of the most thrilling per
formances seen in the town.
Winder later made the pull with
two passengers, twice, to convince
doubters that the stunt waa possible
Previously there waa no rjad, and
not even a track, for an automobile
to follow up tho grade. An Idea of
tine hill, may bo gathered from the
fact that tho city reservoir, which
feeds water to .tha townspeople be
low under a 176-pound pressure, is
located at tho top.
FolIowJng the demonstration, tea
Star cars were sold In nine hours,
according to ward received here
from Winder.
CABINET IN DOUBT
M. Hi land Will Refuse to Form
Ministry Itrrausc of Socialist
- Kofuwil
PARIS, April 14. St.' Brland will
docllna to form a now. French min
istry, having been Informed by tins
socialists that they will rofuao to
onlcr hla cnblnot. SI... Drlnnd will
go to Iha' Elysco pnlaco to Inform
President Doumorguo . of his decision.
Tho Prince of Wales has started
out on a 25,000-mllo trip, this being
a suro sign of spring.
Wood
We are prepared to sell
blocks to farmers now
and will spill into your
, truck from the bin. Call
at our 1 office and get
' order. .
Peyton & Co.
' ' Wood to burn"
601 Main x Phone 535
YOUNG IS FAVORED
IN BUS FRANCHISE
Although by. mo means placing
their final Okeh'upcn It, tha city
council lost night Indicated that they
favored the Astoria and Linton
Transit company. In the contest for
a city bus lino francbiae. ,The coun
cil passed to l(s second reading an
ordinance granting the Astoria con
cern a 15-year franchise for the op
oration of gasollno atrect cars on
city stroeta..v : 1
'F'l'nal ' paasago of tho ordinance
will come up for consideration next
AUonday" night. 1'C ;
Ninety days after passage of the
ordinance, tha bus linos must be op
erating. Ce route rill bo In a
north and smith direction, from Sliln
prnglon to south Sixth stroct; the
second w'll be from south -Riverside
east and west, to Mills Add'ticn or
Hot Springs. Two per cent tf the
gross earnings must be turned over
to the city. A $20,000 liability in
surance policy must be taken out to
protect tbe city against damngo 11a
b'llty. A 110.000 surety bond will
bo filed and also a (2000 bond sig
nifying good faith.
Since tho franeb'so question has
been up before iho council It has
been- a neck and reck race between
the Aslorln interests and a local
concern of which Rex Rcnner. was
tho president.'
awwaMliatlll put MM jjvmiti
Sold by
Authorized Ford
Dealers
An Authorized Ford Dealer has too much at stake
to'sell a car vhich will prove a disappointments '.
Therefore, he will sell you a good used car carry- v
ing the same guarantee as a new car.
His investment in garage; and service equipment,
the good will he has built up and his connection
with the Ford Motor Company are assets 'too -.V
valuable for him to jeopardize with one un-
satisfactory sale.
That is one very good reason why you can buy
a used Ford car with full confidence that it has '
the value claimed for it - - " c - .
SEE THE NEAREST AUTHORIZED
rORD DEALER
BALL PRACTICE TO
BE STAGED TONIGHT
Light fielding practice will 8tart
for aspirants to tho Klamath Falls
baseball club at Modoc field tonight
starting at 6:30. ;
Regular practice on the league
ball grounds' at the fair grounds
will not start until the last of the
week or tho first of noxt week. In
the meantime, all tossera can get
tbolr arms and eyes In ahnpe at' tho
Motloo field ', practice. -Manager
Olovor la now lining tip t few prac
tice gamoa preparatory to the
league opening I'joro May 17.
FUNERAL ANNOUNCED
Final Kites for Archbishop Christie
Will Bo Held at Portland
. Tomorrow
PORTLAKD. Ore., April 14. The
body of tho late Archblahop Alex
ander Chrlatlo of the Catholic aoe
of Oregon City, who died recently,
lay in atato today In St. Mary's pro
cathedral .here,, awaiting funeral
aervlcos tomorrow. '
The RJght Rov. A F. Schlnnor of
Spokane'wlU cololirato pontUlclal
high mass tomorrow at X0:30 a. ni.,
assisted by bishops and clorgymon
of tho Cutliollc church from all
parts of tho1 Pacific coast!
CAMPBELli HOMK BETTER.
EUGENE, Oro., April 14. (Presi
dent Prince L. Campbell of the Unl
voralty f Oregon roturnod to Eu
gono yesterday after an absence of
aovaral months, 8pent at, Coronado
Doaoh, Cnllfpi niu,. 11 Is, condition is
reported to "ho sllghtlv ImprorMI, ,
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SET CASE I the reservation, 'Was brought to tho
Charged w:ui . be:ng crunk and ' .. ,r '.'nl.tti.
disorderly and resisting an officer, -
Jerry Chaktoot, a young Indian of . IIe appeared befcre Justice of the
Peace R. E. Hunsaker, hla trial aot
for Thursday; 10 a. m. Edward
Asburst la hla attorney,' : . ;i
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'For Many Years
Comfetitor may
adopt these KigK-dau ..
cadirn m the future
the 1925 Star Car
has them now that's
why we say 1
"Tomorrow'i Car :'
Today."
Tin Million Dollar
Motor
Four-Wheel Brake
Full Fore Feed
Lubrication , .
When you put your money into a Star
'., Car, you buy the best value your dollars
.' can by. ... . , , .
' The staianchly built 1925 Star Car is
1 ' khe final my in the low-cott field. No
" other car offers so many prove featuret
' as the. 1925 Sow Car. . - .
'' The Star built to hit, to give scriiccv
' to ddivcr the maximum U motor iog
comfort, economy hkI tafcry every day j
o the year, year in and year out. It
Million Dollar Motor only one - ,i
ample of the progress and value built j
into the 1925 Star. . ".'. ' '
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Check these high power featurei that ;
gmrantee long life and perfect motor
. satisfacticnowcrandaboveaoycarinia
price
BUICK AND STAR GARAGE
Opposite White Pelican Hotel . .
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