EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Tuesday, Otobor 1. 1025
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Chevrolet Shows
Burst of Speed
BUILDING UNITY
FOR EUROPEANS
The fleourirss of a "human grey
humid" rocenlty fulled l heal an
! iitomo li ! iii ib 100-yard daah from i
a tiftrt t.in Lo Ageie cnitooum. I Foreign Minister Tells of
A hoirnVicn tow-cylinder caw
i( different dhM had boon given
acceleration tests In 100 yard
dualics. Tho best lime was made
by a Chevrolet. Bach car run cigai
sprints over tho distance nUil llui
results Ware utvorated. The average
tlnte made by tin' CJievj lei waa
10.73 MOt'Ollds.
Tho other averages were 11.13
Kit.'onds; 11.1!) seconds; 11.28 sec
onds; 11.08 seconds anil 12.G4
seconds. The ..ira which ran sec
ond aiad Uatrd were aslderablj
higher price than Hie Choi..
After the tests, the uaclion ar.ee . ,. of w, Frenc
an to tje. relative "pick up" ot the
Satisfactory Settlement
of Problems
J.OCAliXG, jwltzorland, Oct. 13.
(iPj "It Is the 'U titty if Ku.i p.
which we are hutluiug lit L warn J,"
Mid one of F-uropo's foreign min
isters to The Association Press 4
day In cammenliug on the progress
-f the security eonfeltllco.
"Von can lake It for granted,"
he continued, "that the question Of
Germany entering t'.te league of ttO
ti.ms Is already settled. und as f.v
guarantee
for the integrity of 1 laud and
aiuouuDiie anil too nuiuan spr, ...... ,-; ,.,.,, Unaki,,, VlU, , .,v lu.,. ,
A contest ,was ariuiwed In the CUIt- w, lu, uo airfu.u, M a, M(m M
seum between a Chevrolet and Keith a,.... .,., t0 .,.a, iCcord-
ldoyd. Kelt Lloyd Is the champion ..The ,,,, for lhe
-..printer ot the Vnlverslty ot South- Wm ,,,, , ,( b, ,. t,
ern California. The Oievr.uet was , ,..,. . muluill RU ,,lU.,s
drive by Dick Champion, irrmer ( ,,,. ,ing umo. Uo fcMfM n;1
Buekncll University track slur. The ,M,S l,ov,,lla,u B0 .,,.,!..,..
slop watch was held by Dean Crom-1 ,c,e w0 wl luJtead ,f ,,..mallv
well, Moyd 'a coach. talking of dlrt-.-t guarantees."
At the starting gnu Lloyd leaped Tlu. .reapon(lt,llt ..,- , trpa,
ahead of the air. He was In full othM sources thai the Rhine socurl
slrlde before champMi had ciiang- ..,.. eant.,, ,,.,, .,
ud to second gear. The rapidly uc
vcledating car roared attar him,
laowever, and caught him at the
tune. Couoh Cromwell clocked car
mid sprinter In a dead heat ot It). 3
seconds. Ota comparative figures.
liad LS.'vd sprinted against an. of
the other five cars ho would have
iwon without extending himself. The
to the lengti'.i of Its duration and
CCimt there Is is., present inteiulon t.-
seek 'revision of the penalty clauses
of the league conveaant as the re
sult of the agreement with Ger
many. The allied statesmen teel ii
j about Impossible to encore the n:c-;
essary league council for surCi a !
Chime Season
To Open Here
Thursday Morn
Many Pheasants Re
ported in Klamath
Basin and to East
Gloriously plumed China pheasants
fat from a summer's feed on cut
over grain fields, will l.e homluirded
Thursday morning, the opening day
of the China pheasant season in
Klamath.
Opening on the morult ot tho
irtti. the season will close at dusk
on the evening of Saturday. October
31. It win last IT days, which. It Is
predicted, will be long enough as
far as the beautiful birds are con- I
corned.
That the fields of the Klamaili
Ufcsin. between Klamath Kails und
Merrill, are the common hnbitat of
the game bird, is the report received
here. Never before has then- been
such a quantity of pheasants In the
county as this year. From the high
ways, motorists report that tho bril
liantly colored birds can be scon cas
ually feediue. in the fields, us if they
were domestic chickens.
The limit for pheasants for one
week is tour. The game law stipu
lates that of the four phoaaanta, but
two may he hens. It would also be
within the law to kill four roostcrs
atul no hens, for the week's limit.
'At $895 the Overland
Six is head and shoulders
above its price class"
move.
speed of the Chevrolet car at the hei.llforo (;01.maIU- officially :
finish was 33 miles per .' nr.
, novii t'.ARKl.IS IlKRK
Here in th., inearcsts of the Klam
ath Development company. Itoyd
Parker, former local manager of the
Klamath Kalis ofliee. Is in the city
from his home In San Kranrisco.
MH8. TAYIAJR HERE
On a combined business and pleas
ure trip, Mrs. oonn i).r u, membor that 9he u
rill la spending tne day in titamam
Falls from her home.
NOTICE
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The system we use Is absolutely
different from all other meth
ods. '
Let us show you a real repair
Job, done by this modern re
pair system. All work done on
a strict Money Back Guarantee.
Share with hundreds of satis
fied customers this new deal
in Vulcanized repairs.
Let us inspect your Tires
Fit BE, before they need Re
pairing. Come in Today
cyfCE
TIRE SHOP
115 South Eleventh
Phone S43J
approved the league Jf nations ar
rangement, it is evident '.hat aSaa
must risk her chance of convln.lng
t'ae council after she has become a
mportant to
contribute econom:.-. financial or
military help in any league move
against a proclaimed agressor i. ra
tion.
GORiG TO CmLOQVDi
Miss Phyita Hogan ar.d G. N. Clif
ton of the Golden Rule store will
leave in the morning for Chlloquin
to spend the day on business mat
Under the gentlemen's agreement
Great Britain, France anl Italy, as
prominent members of the league j
council express their views tihat
Germany can only be called uprn
la proportion to her means.
K.ARLK I.l.NT.MAX HACK
Enrle I.lntmnn returned this
morning from Bend, taking Mr .
I I.lntmnn as far as Medford on her
way aouth to Sacramento to visit
j for several weeks with her peopl-r.
HI.RK TO VISIT FRIENDS
On one of their occasional trips
up the valley to Klamath Falls.
Mrs. F. J. Glenn and Mrs. Robert
De.Moss. both residents of Merrill,
arrived In Klamath Falls Inst and
registered at the Hall hotel. Mrs.
Glenn and Mrs. De.Moss spunl the
day shopping in Klamath Falls.
IN" FROM MERRILL
Mrs. R. II. Anderson motored in
to the city this morning from her
home at Merrill to spend the day
here on business and pleasure. '
When a man says "I run things
at mi..- douse." 'he may mean the
washing machiac and the furnace.
The biggest event of the year and
comes but once a year. Sugarman's
20th Annual Oct. Sale. Now. (Adv.i
Announcement
Dr. O. H. Mather
Specialist
Chiropractic and Physiotherapist
Has opened offices at
Maguire Building
715 Main St. Phone 404
Opposite Pine Tree Theater
DOWN FROM FORT
L. E. Stanley, well known resi
dent of tho Fort Klamath country,
was In town last night to spend
today attending to business matters.
LEAVES FOR MEDFORD
Lloyd Ii. DcLap. circuit coutt
clerk, left for Medford yesterday
morning to testify in one of tho
civil cases now being tried before
federal court in Medford. Mr. De
Lap will be away until the case has
been completed.
HLV RANCHER HERB
Three years ngo A. S. Conner,
from Berkeley, Calif., bought a
ranch a good one, too in the
Spragun River valley country. ;t
was formerly known as the .1.
Mitchell ranch, and recognized r.s
one of the choicest pieces of land
in eastern Klamath. Mr. Conner,
who divides his time between his
home in Berkeley nnd his home In
Klamath, arrived in Klamath Falls
last night to spend several days at
tending to business matters. He Is
registered at the Hall hotel.
dee Brothers
USED CARS
We like to have customers look
over our cost records. They not
only prove our Used Car prices
are right, but that the cars them
selves are right because they
reveal the exact amount we
spend in reconditioning.
WAKEFIELD MOTOR CO.
170 Main Street
OODGt DflOTME fJG DEALERS SE LL GOOD USE D CARS
HERE FROM BKATTY
Ann!" E. Taylor conducts one ot
these American Institutions known
us a general merchandise establish
ment, where a buyer may purchase
anything from a side of bacon to
a dress suit. She Is the proprietress
of said store In the town of Bentty,
composed of a cluster of frame
sharks and located in tho south
eastern section of the Klamath In
dian reservation. Mrs. Taylor was
a visitor in Klamath Falls last night
on one of her quite frequent visl'.i
to purchase supplies for her stor.
and to visit with her many friends.
OAKLAND OUTPUT
SHOWS INCREASE
rONTIAC. Mich., Oct. 1.1. An
nouncement has Just been made by
A. It. Glancy, general manager of
the Oakland Motor Car Company
thnt the October output of the Oak
land factory Is being Increased more
than Su per cent over the preceding
month.
"This Inereusc Is doubly signifi
cant," paid Mr. Clancy, "became
our September production was the
highest of any month this yenr. ex
ceeding the best previous month by
."1.1 1-3 per cent. However, in spite
of our volume of production In
September, orders have continue!
to flood our home office since tho
announcement of our new enrs nn.l
the accompanying price reduction'",
making It necessary to provide a
still greater Increase In October.
Before the end of the present month
our dally average production wiil
have exceeded 160 cars uud wc have
. . youbuyers of six cylinder
cars, think this over , . . it
will save you money in the
long run, and add a lot to
the pleasure and comfort
you can get out of motor
ing . . . never, in the history
of the automobile, have such
superlative values been
offered as are being offered
to-day by Willys-Overland.
Overland SU Standard Sedan, fN95 t. o. b. 7'orrfu
... at a price familiar lo you as Unit usually asked for four
cylinder enclosed curs, mill far ticlow some tOUT cylinder
cur prices the thcrhiml Six oilers you u quality which is
hard to duplicate at from .- ion to $1100 more . . . no furihtr
appeal to your judgment is BMCfMrl,
A new type motor
'. . . especially developed for this Overland, the six cylinder
HHQlor is fur iu advance litintt low in the chassis lo Hive
t straight line drive . . . perfectly balanced to Hive a smooth
ness of operation Unit is revelation . . . flexible beyond any
experience you have ever hud with a light six, ready for uny
work yen may ask it lo do -and it delivers lhe btggt$l 10
II. I', that you have ever had under a hood.
Lubrication
... lhe force feed oilins system delivers the oil where it
should go und when it should go in a quantity that Ids you
rest easy regarding lubrication . . . crank shaft is drilled
and oil cooled.
Drakes
. . . the service brake gives a braking surface that insures
perfect safety, big 11! inch brake drums on the rear winds
. . . the hand brake operates through a drum on the trans
mission . . . four times the braking power ul the drum lli.in
you exert on the lever.
Quality equipment
. . . for Cipiipinenl you gel a magnetic speedometer, oil gauge,
ammeter, windshield wiper, drum type hcadlighU and all
the feature! you really need. Auto-lilc shil ling and liyhliiiK
system.
OWERIA
Amasing riding vane.
. . . the low swung body is hung oh extra long scml-cllipllc
springs made of Clirouie-vniiadium Heel, lhe best spring
slcel mndcr-the way this Overland Six rides over rough
roads is u revelation lo anyone.
Real beauty in this quality ear
. . . I3!i feet from tip to Up, these are lhe dimensions of
this REAL full sine Scdnn . . . It's built for live mil full
grown people lo ride in With comfort . . . lols of leg room,
UOUIUIllly deep seals beautifully upholstered In vclour and
designed for real riding Bile. There is beauty iu the room
of this cur . . . und there is a beauty in the body lines thai
will make you want it the minute you sec il. II is long and
low rakish md tpetdy looking . . . with such big window
space Hint il gives you lhe vision of an open car. The doors
are exceptionally wide uud bung on lunges Unit keep it io
place rattle free and trouble proof.
We invite careful comparison
. . . go easy when you nre buying a light six sec Ihrm nil
try lliem all oill it's by direct comparison that we cun best
Convince you of Overland superiority. Hut by all means try
Ibis Overland on u sleep hill on a rough slrcel In con
gestcu Iraflic these arc the places where real construction
shows up and when you ride in il Just picture tlirco or
four hundred miles that you may want to (ravel some day -if
Overland performance Overland room and Overland
flexibility doesn't show you more that) you ever expected
lo sec then our experiences have nil been wrong.
Sasg terms tow down payment tlghtttn month ftjf the
balance and your present cur u.v 7 of first down payment.
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Sedan
SIX
Overland -Knight Sales Co.
4th and Klamath
already shaped our plant towards
that end.
"Since the first week In October,
the local unit of the Flshor Body
Corporation has been devoted ex
clusively to the production of Oak
land bodies. For some time Oak
land production has been taxing
the Fisher plant to capacity wltn
its steadily Increasing volume.
"Work of rearranging tho Oak
land plant to make possible this big
increase has been under way for
some time and we are confident
that the middle of October will find
everything adjusted and tho now
schedule in full operation.
"The combination of incorporai
Ing many refinements In the car
nnd materially improving the mo
tor by means of the new Harmonic
Balancer, coupled with the reduc
tion of $70 to $S.',ii In prices, has
pushed business to it record level
and we nro anticipating a heavy
demand for some time to come."
LORELLA
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. High of ( nil
ton, Ore., visited ill I.angell valley
the past week looking after their
property Interests.
Mrs. T. M. Bieler and rhildrnn
spent the week end at the Gerber
dam where Mr. Bieler Is iu charge.
Miss Bobbiette Tattlf and sister
Mrs. Nelson Smith spent several days
visiting at Wolf ( rook. Ore., last
week.
Miss Alice Brown is attending high
school in Klnmnth Falls.
G. P. Keller anil II. J. Tirhnor
were subpoenaed ns witnesses for the
Oregon Trunk at the recent bearing
held in Portland.
Mrs. Alfred Keller has returned to
her home after spending the past
summer In Portland receiving medi
cal attention.
Ileji Daniels, who has been manag
er of the dredger crew of the U. S.
R. S. tor the past two years, was
called to Simla Koia on account of
the illncBH of his wife. Mr. Daniels
does not expeei to return to I.orell i.
Owen Peppel. who Is teaching at
I.orella school, has bis house well
under way and expects to have It
completed in the near future.
Mr. and Mrs. John Turner were
called to Kugcne on account of tbeltrlct near I.orella post offlco. will be
sudden death of n friend, Mm. Bail, j f tnii bed In about i. month. Rnlph
who had been visiting with the Tur- Hopkins and family will occupy the
ners during tho past summer. bungalow, ns Mr. Hopkins has been
Mrs. H. J. Tlchnor Is spending a I "-''Pointed manager of the district for
. , , , a period of throe years.
week visiting her daughter and ram- , ,. ,,
I The I.nngell Valley Cmnmutilly
ily at Medford. club h.M lw rc;:u,tr monthly, meet-
Tho new bungalow being built ing at Lorella school house on Sal
for the Langell valley irrigation dis- i urday cwnlng. Hatvest being over.
ii Ian;,- croud was present and n good
attendance is anticipated during the
coming winter- months. Rtriishmnotl
were nerved at the close of the moot
ing.
Mr. end Mrs. T. F. Bnggs and son
Letter visited In Klamath Falls last
Saturday. Clinton Ohorpefciaa Jr.
who had been viHltlng with his grand
parents, returned to his home.
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"iTtBLfe RACINE
gSMP'"-.' M U L'i'I - MILE
Unprejudiced Advice
Perhaps you have not yet settled the balloon tire question to
your satisfaction.
Wc arc in a particularly good position to advise you without
prejudice, and for this reason:
We sell both the standard size RACINE Multi-Milc Cord and
the RACINE Balloon.
Both arc low-pressure tires and both arc of the finest
RACINE quality.
Our advice will depend absolutely upon your particular need
and on that alone.
MOTOR INN GARAGE
Phone 294-J
230 Main