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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 17, 1925)
1 Page Four y'S jjgj EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH 'FALLS, OREGON Tuoaduy, Nottambor IT, 1.986 - Starkey Wilfc Run Into Flock Of Gloves In His Fight With Johnnie Trambitas Tomorrow If Kid Starkey hasn't boon doing a lot of faithful training during his week's vacation trip in Medford he's due for a lot of rouitfi'timl stniniv going at Scandia hall tomorrow night wheu he squares off against Johnnie Trambitas of Portland. Trambitas has been showing a world of stuff and has made life miserable for his sparring partners. He's as nice and gentle as a young wildcat, which means he will tear right in to the Klamath carpenter and even up the score on the local boy. The other boys have finished their training and are ready for the sound of the gong which will start a card that ought to be remembered . in . these parts for many months to come. Jack Crim and Wilbur Harrington in six rounds; Bobby Allen and Tommy Murphy in four rounds, and .Tim Fleming and Henry Burke in four rounds complete the bill which Matchmaker Sylverster has arranged. j Chevrolet Speeds Up Manufacturing Far down the Fairway- Full freedom for the follow through; sure enough U. S. Army-serge flannel to protect warmed-up muscles here's a generous shirt. For golf, of course: for every use where a man wants to work or play in comfort. Full value in fabric, de- cj e; . sign and tailoring. J GREENEBAUM, WEtt S WCHELS &tlm ' San Fsancisoo CROWN ARMY SHIRTS DETROIT. Mich.. Nov. 17. Ex ceeding its production schedule by more than 1.000. the Chevrolet Mo tor company built 55,504 motor cars nnd trucks during October, the third highest production in the history of the company. This achievement followed a simi lar performance in September when the company built 55,865 units, ex ceeding its production schedule by 2,700 after the schedule had been in creased nearly 7,000. September was the second highest month in Crev rolet production, being only 37S un der the high mark established two years ago. The production maintained during 'the last 60 days aided the company in its efforts to meet the heavy de I mand which has continued consis tently throughout the entire year. During the last seven months the i Chevrolet production has been 52,- 47 per month. During only one of these months did it fall below the Oakland Breaks Previous Record PONTAIC, Mich . Nov. 17.---The Oakland Motor Car company brok.' all previous monthly sales records during October when 8003 cars were shipped to dealers. As the factory has not yet caught up with dealers' unfilled orders ihcsc figures arc practically synony mous with fetitil sales. Thu production at the factory was S0SS, cars, a single IA more than the production quota set for Oc tober. 'I'll, fax tor? sales for October- beat Ihe previous hiffh monthly sales record of February l;i24 fu ll per cent. It also was more than 146 per cent greater than the sales in October of last year and represents a 6.1 per cent increase over September of this year. The present daily production will be gradually increased through November. December and January, and to this end three quarters of a million dollars have been spent in providing the necessary equipment to make possible the expanding Oak land Six production program. Particularly impressive records of retail sales were made In the large metropolitan cities of the country where competition is keenest. Among the largo cities, where Oakland en joyed the greatest October retail sales in its history and ranked exceptionally high in now car regis trations are Included Chicago. De troit. Cleveland. Pittsburg, Indian apolis, Buffalo, Rochester. Syracuse, YoungStown. Wichita, St. Louis. o 1 v.itlo Overland Official Visits on Pacific L. G. Peed, general sates man ager for Willys-Overland. Inc., is now ou his annual trip through the Pacific Coast territory, Watting the Factory branches and distributor ships representing the huge organi zation wlnse sales policies he dl reels. His trip tWs year takes on more than the usual significance of visit of this nature oving to the tremendous gains which have been made in the sale of Overland and Willys-Knight motor cars during the past year. The winter months find the Pi 50.000 mark. That was in July when ceflc Coast territory being called Ki. '1711 cars and trucks were manu-j "Pan to support the major dU factured. The slight July decrease i tributSng plans of the Eastern (se- waa due to changes being made at the factories in preparation for the improvements which followed the price reductions of August 1. 1 Kirn I!N FROM HI NT J. Albert MatBbn, Insurance man from Marshfield, end William Stoat, treasurer of the'-'Siout Lumber com pany at North Bend, returned from a three day hunt last evening. They registered at the hotel White Peli can and plan to leave today for their home on Coos Bay. tories. due to the heavy winters in the central and northern part of the country, which hold up buying in terest. Mr. Peed will review the resul: of the significant priec change in the Overland standard sedan which is now being sold at the lowest price ever set on an enclosed car of standard specifications. He WW also go into the results obtained through the Overland six and the Willys-Knight 3ix, two neiv and major developments of Wllly--Overland during the past year. the Country Over In this community, and in virtually every city and town of size in America, motor car buyers are showing overwhelming favor for the new Oakland Six. The tremendous demand which greeted the new Oakland the very day it was introduced has not only con tinued unabated but has actually increased in succeeding months. for example factAry talet for October were 8026 cart, an increate cf 146 ovenOctober, 1924 - - an increase of 630 over September of thit year tihdan increate of 1 42 over the bat month Oakland ettr had. Oakland it conttanlty expanding itt factory facilitiet to meet the 1 . rapidly growing demand for the Oakland Six. '7V6i:iri7ier daily production wilt be ttilt greater than in October. OaQljpjr QU.hclls because in public opinion it eule lanes its field. More than 100 improvements, including new bodies by Fisher, Air Cleanfeft Gil Filter, Four Wheel Brake refinements and The Harmonic Balancer,' establish this car as the outstanding value of the year. New prices 7t to 350 lower, plus savings of as much as 40 to 60 on the CM AC Time Payment Plan R. R. R. Garage 831 Klamath Ave. WINNING AND HOLDING GOut L OAKLAND SIX To men who still cart their tobacco around in a heavy tin All thru the ages Stone Age, Iron Age and Card-board Age tobacco transportation has been a . tough task . . . Then the Tin Age, and for years, now, smokers have - bravely borne the weight and ex pense oi the tin . v But comes the dawn of a new day . . . The tin has been canned. . .Granger's new foil package takes an awful load off men for it's not only light weight but it cuts out the heavy IX 1 mm m carrying charges on tobacco. No tins, no fancy frills but, man what tobacco! Granger's new foil-package is a hit with smokers everywhere. Con venient, yes, but what's more Im portant it cuts out the costly tin gives smokers for ten cents, to bacco of the same fine quality that costs fifteen cents iu tins. ticcrrr 4 Myers Tobacco Co. Packed in Iior.vy foil instead of tins-hanctj 10 IH..HIUH , - More Accessories Coming With Cars r A marked increase Is boljrg shown each year In the number? 'Of auto mobiles which come from the fac tory equipped with accessories es- sentlcl r:rr motoring safety and coni- fo:t. . Ac;essorlei that were formerly considered as "ejtras" are now standard equipment on most cars and the motoring luxuries of yes terday are regarded as essentials fday. One outstanding accessory that ha3 shown a marked increase in popularity during tie past thrae years Is the windshield visor. In 1922 only ono automobile manu facturer out of a list of a hundred, equipped his cars ,a 1th this essential piece of equipment. Tho 19 2G list of popular motor car manufacturers shows but four that do not equip at least one of their models with a visor1. ' ,i The practical need for such an addition cin readily be seen. The vis 1 on a car aids the driver In the same capacity as the visor, or peak on I1I3 cap It protects his eyes and Insures better vision. The auto mobile vlaor acts us a secondary v. lnilihiolil In keeping rain oil the glass anil breaking the glare of the sun. One of the most practical of ali visois, according to J. W. Keefn, local manager of the Western Auto .Supply company, 1 tho all metal visor. This stylo visor is very pructical as it will withstand the severe road shocks and will give long and efficient service. The all metal type Is equipped with a groove Jong the edge to turn the water off at the side Instead of allowing It to drip Mown on the windshield. It is a very desirable piece, pf equip ment and is especially essential , for winter driving. .,.,,.. , This all metal visor, ,( .bu.p,-,?, of the many finer Items being featured this week by the Western Auto Supply company In their "Week of Special Prices" nalo now being conducted throughout their chain of western stores. UBS ABB ROUND LONOVIBW, Wash.. Nov. 17. (If) A. H. Gordon and Ralph Dur chett, Kelso men lost in the woods since early Saturday, round tholr way to the Jlarr Logging company camp late yesterday. Ford Establishes Record in October Two reeordti for innmi.'acturn of motor cars In the United States weiv established by the Ford Motor com pany with the close of October, Saturdny, tho Inst day oi the month, the company's domestic as sembly piuntH produced 11 total of li.loii Ford cars and rrnckrf, exceed Ing Friday's record output of 9,017 Ford cars and trucks and setting a irew nigh mark for any one day. The total production for October wan (204,837 cars and truOkt, which top liny previous month. New dally production records worn established all through the month as the domestic assembly plnnts came Into production with the Improved Fdrd cars following tho change from tho former types. I'ltAni'H More trouble for be Klnners In the slddy of chemistry. A new ell mi nt has been found. 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