The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, April 13, 1927, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textr Page Four. HER ,S CHANCE FOB FREE RIDE $50 Prize for Driving Whippet ' l-oinl aitUiiiti k. amateur ami otherwise, were setting real- to day to try for the $60 prlie be- ln offered by the Overland Knight Salea company. Fourth and Klamath, for the driver who roulil make the beat mileage on one quart of itaa In one of the now Whip put cara. I Tbe ronteat atarted thi rnorn Inc and will continue until 3 o'- - (clock Sunday afternoon, wltn AUo Opportunity to Win i Bl'n,y of "" ,or '""nr autoist in u -(iuiirir ii ne or aim desires. ' The company furniahea the ctr and the ga. The driver miiat fur nUh the driving ublllty. Ho can take any route he wants and keei on (.iHdr u ill II the last feeble 'null.. trnm tilt l.l -I ...... . H ,ia, U,l U a19 ollne. The Overland-Knight naif force are all hopped up for the new Whippet and they believe II will show aome rvuiirkahle re- aulta on thia teat whiih.wlll put THE EVENING HERALD; KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON. .WVdnesday, Ari,'J3, 1027 AB JENKINS CHANGES MOUNTS the car through lla Baees with all I afcM." v.. k k i TV -tJae"r Jlt; n I i aorta of driver. M the wheel. , Qv ftfl ' ! The winner of the teat will h &4.vV'3, V J: V ? iiftMd announced throR., theae column J fitS a week from today. y Autolno. the Parisian hair C' -" aculplor. Now watch th I --vV' 1 SOl'Tll I1KNO Ah Jenkins, ? y. t y X T y . y ' t y X y y f y t y A. Do You Want To Take a 50 Ride? and in at Whippet, Too. --nmiory v.non he piloted ma stuue ( linker Sheriff from New York to Sn Kraneiaeo In the nvord break X ' :tiK time of XII hours liml in nili f utVs, ha.i changed mounts. His Itiu Sic 1 nnw 111 Ihi Kltitliili.'ik.tr The big Whippet mileage contest is now on and open to everybody. Come down to our sales rooms tomorrow and enter this contest. If you're a good' driver you may win the $50 prize . Here Are the Rules. We will put in one quart of gas in a stock 1927 Whippet. You take the wheel and drive anywhere you wish. The driver making the most mileage will win a $50 credit on any car in our line. This contest started this morning. It will close at 3 o'clock Sun day afternoon. It is open to every licensed auto driver. t Y V y y y car. A lny snout on tho apeed truck at Sludehaker'a Soo-.tere 1 rovlnit tlrottm! near South llend convinced him thut The I'ommun der was llio niiMl marvelous per. forming car he had ever driven. With four paxfeuser load he had no troublo luklnii the car up to Tu mtleB nn hour, and h found he could nccvleruio from 5 to to inllea un hour In IS. K ace. Ollda. Jenkina waa purticutni ly tin preaaed with the tlimmuiiiler'a ould not have i readability and Kener.kl luinilllnx both IiIkIi nnd low y V t museum al South Iteml and Jen kins is driving a new car. ttia new mount ia The Comman der Sludehaker'a I!! Six ItroitK ham. In aekrliiiR an eneloaed model for hla future driving Jen kins declared he to airrlflco any apecd In vhnnit-' unllttva at Inn from an open to an enclosed ' speeds. BUCK 1 new IS.iiiiu.OUU iiruy Iron rnuiul i v I model were lulruducvd. I lu rim in which will have a dully cnpacliy ! m,i. Al present production U New Whippet Has Much More Powerl x f f y 7 y y Overland-Knight Sales Co. Fourth and Klamath Phone S99 Thoroughbred Judgment .. SUGGESTS T SEIBERLING CORD TIRES . With Seiberling Tires the lowest in history you can't afford to run on poor rubber- Always Choose Seiberlings : $11.95 $15.85 $33.20 $40.00 $44.15 $61.20 $66.55 $10.00 $12.35 $15.75 the basia of Ruin out after a fuel economy and a general motor ef ficiency which will result In more generally aatisfuctory oiMratJng Conspicuous among the changes .eosta. which have been made in motor ' 1-eudlng factors In developln cur construction during the past ! Increased power from dei-reased vear la the decrease in averasre ! dlmenalona are the trend 'toward 4 I piston ditil.icemeut. ! higher compressions and greater J I The trend in thia direction ' ' platon travel. With uiod- i started early last year and waa er '"fee feed lubrlcUtion. modern V freely discussed at the time Wil- ; I'earing construction, and. the lys-Overland appi-ared on the modern method of suspending the X I market with the Whippet which j rrnnkahaft In the motor with ex j ,was a car with notably small pis. ;,ra lurge hearing surfaces, the (ton displacement yet with th I increase in pialon travel become greatest developed horse power Hi!" 'eaiure of marked advniittg n A. the light car field 'fur aa operating economy and ef- Tue average piston displace- "'l ncy "re concerned, m-nt of all American built cam I A notable featur,e of tho Whlp tbia year ia 3 cubic Inehea smaller j f ' ,ho " ' ""e than laai year. I American built light car In which Thia Is "nola marked (eduction j,ho eompresslon ratio and rale of and yet It establishes the direr-; ,,i",on rvel per cylinder are tloo in which motor car engineers "l:valeni to those of tho modern seem -to be moving. , alx-cyllnder motora. An intereatlnK phvse of this re- . din t Ion In cylinder dlmenalona N the fact thut motor power a In dicated by the developed power at the point of maximum efficiency y y t x y 30x31, 4-ply Seiberling Cord J... 30x3l. 6-ply Seiberling Cord 'V- t ' I ' 32x4VU-8;-ply Seiberling Cord, Heavy Duty - -i' ' , ' ' ' ' 30x5 8-ply Seiberling Cord, S. S., Heavy Duty.. . t- i 33x5 8-ply Seiberling Cord, Heavy Duty 32x6 10-ply Seiberling Cord, Heavy Duty V-f a ' ' f . it '- . 32x6-llO-ply O.'S. Heavy, Duty : l t'Y -ty i i , . , Utility 29x4.40 Balloon Cord : has not, decreased but has shown an upward tendency. Motor cor authorities are of the opinion that this establishes the American motor car engineer on 1911 Ford Shows It Still Can Go FRESH FISHING TACKLE Powell Kods and Files. Montague rods and Ailcock Flies.' Shakespeare. Martin and Pflu eger Reels."" Line anil Keels of nil Kliidn. 4 Everything for the Fish. 1 Connolly Bros. ttl l-IIIH Mu in A Ford tourtng ear re cently proved tta dependability In what ia "referred to by Mrs. laa hello Smith. I.os Angele. as "the worat rain and wind storm Southern California has ever known." j For miles he car waa driven 'through water of a depth suff icient to rover tho running hoards. I but the engine continued to func tion without a miss. During the drive of sixty-five miles, according to Mrs. Smith, the Ford passed two hundred care stalled on the highway because of tho water . that poured over the road. I The car was carrying a thou sand pounds, but In spite of load and high water U made the sixty five mil drive on 2 1-1 gallons of gasoline. . Chicago's now ordlninco requir ing women's skirts to fall nt least two Inches below the knees is In force. What la a polleoman's llfu without a tape measure? I I 3co- 01 i i wOTfi2STiir''i","','""3l ii "i it' ':- v - 1 ' ' 29x4.40 Seiberling Balloon Cord ..; ."4 sjkfj' 1 ' M lr' ' i' " V ' 29x4.40 Seiberling Balloon Cord, Heavy Dutyv... 29x4.40 T. I. E. D." Balloon Cord : -f ?.75 Balsiger Motor Co. NINTH and KLAMATH PHONE 42 7 Exclusixe Seiberling Agency for Klamath County Endowed with Exceptional Comfort Buick design cares for your comfort in many " different ways. ( . Correct balance,' scientific cushion design, cantilever rear springs, 5-bcaring-surface steering gear, an engine vlbrationless be yond belief all these Buick advantages mean superior riding ease. . Buy a Buickl It is luxuriously built, moder ately priced. ..' THE GREATEST BUICK EVIjR BUILT BUICK GARAGE 1330 MAIN ST. . PHONE 42 WHIN BtTTllV AUTOMOBILE .SRI BUXLI beats REcnno With production of ID 27 mud els well past the Suii.iltlw' murk on April t, I he llulck Motor Company Is over 3U.0UU cars ahead of Its beat previous output record fur this time of the year. According to V. 11. Durham, vice-president and aaalatant genital manager, this new record wua made hs.IiIo by the partial completion of u 7.0i)0,(iuu expansion program which was launched over n year ago, and which materially Increiis ed the facilities of the plant. Among tho fen I u res of the pro gram Is the new, efficient unified assembly system which lakes earn of any normttl output of llulck curs, which wua pliiiined ami built by Durham and .hla rorpa of plant ' engineers. This assembly system : Is capable of receiving and lis- I aemhltng tSS ions of materials an j hour, most of which are delivered : lo lb. line by a system of ronvey- j nra. The new rrnnkahaft division. In which llulck crankshafts are finished nnd bnlnnrcd. has also lioen completed Workmen are now building lhr ) of filiu tons of cast Ink's. If la e peiited I Itit t this unit will be In operutlou some time during I he summer. - The ptfacut en pudl y of Hie plant Is l.;uucars a d ly. far building has proceeded Ml or nor this flgiirn evur since lite 1UH7 l.ino eurajt d,i. tie lilghl Mlo evel leached at this lime of the year. Tbe schedule was lucre Li ed n hundred ettrH a day lu March when H was found necessary lo revise the original pinna fur Hie month, due lo the driiiiiud for curs. Some Genuine Bargains in USED CARS ( ; 1923 Willys-Knight Touring, glu ,a enclosure , , $450 1925 Keo Sport Touring ,...,..! $700 12(? Ford Coupe,, New raint..;... $400 1924 Franklin Glass Knclostiie $900, 1921 Chev. Liht Di'livery $225 192 l-Cliev. Touring .1L. $250 Many Others to Choose From , Visit our used car lot for the best buys Overland-Knight Sales Co. . 4th tuid Klamath Ave. Phone 899 i i " ', . '.1 rr.niic sMfcizm mil v.' adaeTvK as mas jav Keaoyr over your car now . . . make sure your tires are right .". r ur battery in good shape, and that tools, lights, tire repair kit, ' are all "O. K.", so when "all of a sudden" you decide on a trip, sre'll be no last-minute- things to get, and . . . i ' CWf .rwsfksi ti-xi i imm itt smmL. ..... .....a a ? !Lk -- ' -j v iiwtt isianc iuio yuur tirci arc rigm your battery in good shape, and lhat tool. lighU, tire repair kit, .11 Hr V l tt at e i t t . there' nothing forgotten that would ietid added comfort, J,, , , ' safety and convenience. Then go to "Western " ? .1 hlS Week 8 Auto" for your needs. Our guaranteed stock is' CDrfl A I C most complete, sur prices low, and our service will delight you. Be Preoared for Roadside Tire Repairs ' For Night Driving dependable lighting equip ment it inditptntable. Every thing we vitr is fully guaran teed. Sbv Sirsak including iha "Siover" and "Kay-lka" J1.7S to 3.75 SpolLrnta "S. tt W "D.r tie" and others $1.28 lo $13.00 Roadlifhl Beit known makes v $4-85 to $3.00 TrooLb Lanp 98c to $2JS Hastier Stabilizers for Comfort They smooth, out the Lumps and save your car. Every no foriit knows them. For all cart $18.50 to $42.00 S-Minutt Vakaaiser U'orth ill weight in gold wjien you have a puncture. Regular heat vulcanuer. With 12 patches and heat unilt $1.15 Blow-Oat P.tcWt aid Boolt All tizet front ..22c to li0 Tube Patch The tel made. Ou'fiht 24c to 90c Tire Caogte-U. S. Clock ttyle gauge $ij$ Alio genuine "Shrader" gauges for high-preuure and balloom ' tires, and wires wherli. Dill Vahre laaidea Bo, of five 25e Alto'Schfader" valve iniidei. Pumps asd Jacks for every need. Pumpt ........ 8S to $2.85 Jc " 87c to $8.50 "Dandy,r Spotlight Jjti what the name impliei . . . Attractive, durable, and throws s itrong beam ol light. 2.;T.k. $i.io Beautiful Mexican "Onyx" Gear Shift Ball Wonderfully comfortable to the hand when shifting gean (cipecially when ued with an exleniion). Ball onlv. Ren- ularly $1.65. Of k Special at . . J) 1 . LtO1 r tasMaOCM - MawlUta . kMsnOusfCW .muswOsseStBss.; Western Auto" Tires i will inrretum th nUiu.. t Cood tires like Wear-wells and Westers Cisats will "Go Far" toward aituring uninterrupted enjoyment. "Wettern Auto" tiret are tturdy. road-gripping, and long wearing. They are backed by ouMron-clad guarantee of tatiifaclion and our "150 Store Serv ice . . . and our prices are the loweit ever quoted on tiret of y equal quality. Our Smoking Equipment Heine Prevent Forest Fires and it s great convenience. Electric Cigar Ligktert $1.30 to $2.75 Ask Receivers aad Cosabiat- Boat 85c to $2.75 "SaaitUit" Cigarette Server, tsatck holder, sad aah receiver ill in one ... ,,$1.95 YoU Need a Safe-T-Stat It 'i the turet warning of over heated motor.. Located on your daih board, it leaves radiator cap free for tnappy orna- "ent $4.50 to $8.50 New SparkPIugs Will Help Lot You've no idea how a new set will "pep" up the old molor. If yourt have gone 10.000 milet you should change them any way. , "Champion" and "A. C" plugi . ; 75c each f r i Ping s "Ch.nmpion." 55c A. C 45c. , Open ' Saturdays Until 9 P.M. More than KO Stan In tbe VUst Check Your Ton! K'.t Yu msy not need your toott oflrn, but when you do . . . J 'u:e Vm." We qfer Ins kind tnechenici uie" nt urpritingly low priMI. por j. stance t Plier-t.in ,;p J01'n, jrop zol ' ack fini,h' ony j Install a Guaranteed , Wizard Battery 7th and Klamath Falls Pine Oregon ft aamsMS Tft it.p.nil.M, purr.nl inelr will ha an .on. homlc.l anarrs o b.l l.r p.rronii.nea from V.or ... Kullv eaar. at.ts uo. a orSlaa I. .Ii.