WodncMlny, Kovcmhpr 23, 1027.
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON.
Tugp Five ( )
'N P nmPIMClWhippetSets
II. I . Ul. lUinLUI' ri' ,
PLEASED WITH
Mils II
BUIGK PRODUCT
OPFiriC! Henfy Ford's latest Creation
Great Record n n r n n n n A n , Cause of Community Sensation
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Up Steep Peak rflLUlu ID bUUUi
YEAR IN 1928 i
ItuiirlnK up the aleep. touting i
rimil lo Hie tup of ..it. isiaiiin, 3fi
mill' from Oh k 'a ml, (').,
alrlitly ntuik Whippet louring
OHIIKOHIf, Wine , N. 23. j at the rcen( time, I aurprlalniE-
'oimldci ab u Interest waa aroiiwd ly low. Method of caring fur
re by llm arrival of Iwo new t,H rsJIatr overflow remain I lie
Kurd. While nut ready for ex-
Ijllilllon piiriioaea. llm Kurd have
I een olmerved liy aevi
nine. While formed on tho antnn
ral ami general prlnciplea, there la much
FLOWERS '
AT RIGHT PRICES
Will be open Thursday A. M.
HILL'S FLOWER SHOI
Snciallv Arlnll s.1ri l'" J"l eUabllrhcd a nw Ruainraa Condition Over """ 11 atIrovl of Ihetr fltneaa lirf.r.iic between the two mod
1 1 J l n . i . " wi.m otH minute,. 6 J-5 , , 7 7 c . 1 1 J- . ""' 'a" h, , n received h. re wlil. li l no
Used by Railroad Men
for Intpection
II. INT. M ( tl... Nov. 23..
llulik'a reputation for reliability
baa won It nn iiiiiihuuI Job uii
the line of tin' Northern I'ueldc
11 illwoy company, whom a ape-duly-adapted
llulrk wdnn la
not
onda for the 11 1 mile climb. Tim Uflltea OtatCI indicate todlea are finely lined and graceaV mjrprlliig when II la roimldered
new mark flip 14 1-0 aecoiula Proaneritv Willi plcaalng curvea. Thvlr color thul one la a boy and other a
olf Him former record ml a hi In hud , ! . ' Job la nf a iimillly that ahowa girl born to Mr. und Mra. l.oula
a ycir anu, winning llie Ouklull'l- 1 ' ' rl.li and well being, and lUlr Kurd. The liable lnvo not beeu
I'llHt llMiulrer perpetuul trophy of'-.'' Indlcniliiua of a "year "'l,,, general are wholly fit- j named, but they and their mother
fered for thin event. Iilenly" for 1!2H are neen by W llnK fllI. ,,. wr, denlred of them, are reported to be dolnic well.
Tim record krenklnit Whippet " Aiioru. vice prcaioeni aim I .nlmby not wllhuul reanon me I'ralrle lu I men t la I t ouner.
waa driven by Kd lliiKhea. of mil pi roller of- llm ln Motora I j,,.,, follow that of former
l.oa Angclea, who declaroa thai , "mMun v, known throughout the i m,Mtl uu, ,n,r are Individual
17.0 N. Seventh St.
e4-H"M--
Phone 1118 f
Phoncr 408
for Expert
CLEANING and DYEING
Special Attention
Klamath Cleaners'
and Dyers
. 431 Main
tin- car had been driven acvnral ' financial and ludu.lrlal world
Ihounaiid mile before bclna put buli.v Moonlit and
lohm duty a. an limpwllon enr " ! " runaed " 'onaer attm. mr. a -
i,vina muij it nn inp.t iion mr. i t, fnril'a oiitlmlHlte view of general
I iiiouiiimii. treoruiiia 111 11 "a lev : ; ' , , ,
(fli.lnlt i "!.,... ,...,. ,.. m.i bulneiia rondltlona durlim the
Sort Kern 1'iu-lflo
preaa tlieuiHelvra aa "IremrDdoUM-
dlfferenioH. They aro renwrally
lulet, but lliwrH U conaldvrablc
omul under hrivy tre of ex
ertion. Thnlr apeed and durabil
ity have not yet been teated. but
ly plHed" with the lurtiw of
the lunotalloti.
The IliiUk waa equipped for
tin anto'lnl dulliia by the Kerne
Autuiuoblln I'ompany of Mltinn
npolla. KlaiiKed atiH'l wheiila
era aulmtltuted for thn alaudard
wtieela. i rlKld front al waa
provided, ft lid thn ateerinit
parnlua wna retnnved entire
before thn ill mil atnrted except to , '"niliiK year wna xlven by him their fuel ronnumptlon. at leaat
i'iti:si:itvi.( c.lMJi.KH
If you keep your uayly col
ored taiidlea In tho lie box for
never, il duya before unlilK. tbey
will not bend or drip aa tbey
burn.
nrlnd llm valv.n. i .vionnny inpin a, ,n n'
lliiKhea auld that the teal ru ona to a aroiip in iieaiera ri p
alaard to demount rale the power ! reentlii thn Naali Motora roin
and aiamliia of the Whippet un- """V ' N"w Vork alatn ami
il..r llw. in. ..I ...v..r iillll.,,,. lower New Klixllllld
Tim road up Ml. Diablo la a! "The year I1H7 la rnpiill ,
loll hlKhway. It linn a dirt aur- :' " , ""'I maiiula.
tnrm anil In n.i.tiv oaeea. earn- Inrera aud Hell men xetier-
ap 'i l.lly on thn ahnrp. diniteroua ""y "" Klvlux tlioimln lo tin-;
idy. leurvea. there are uiuuitllle of bulue outlook for l2K." ml. I ;
TITN RLIICX AlTOMCItn.U AOS BtHT. Bt.'ICK U II L BLTJ.D TlfEf4
a rnwialrher,
Advlen from the Northern Pa
rifle ntnlea that thn llulek la
limklliK kooiI lu rvury reau'i't.
It la In operation ronatanily, over
Ilia entire leuittli of the Northern
I'm Hie 1 1 ne. front M. Kaul to
I'tiKet Huuud. ortrnt' I5'l to
3vu mllea n day with roue. The
uar re parilrulnrlr pleawd
with the llub'k'a flexibility, lr
wlil.'h Iho powerful llulrk ali
e Under valve-la-bead enttluu and
II a I (i k nim hanli'ul four-wlnel
i brnkna are mainly renponalhlr,
The rnt of the llulik'a oper
ntlon. airnrdltiii to the rnllway'a
llauri, U lea tliau one fifth
Dint - of the equivalent nteiin
iulpment, In addition to whli-h
It la pruvliiK fur better adapted
II rwwmblnuie t a loeomotlve looae aravel. In aeveral plnrea , ' Alford. Hi my IndKinenl i
waa beli-litein-d by addllluli of,lhn road la very narrow, aevrrnl ! ""-r" '""'X Imlli alli.n that;
"Wltl'llbnrk ' Clirven nillllllK to a'-uerui iinllli- mii.uiu i,e 1, I
the aeverlty of the leat. ood or belter In 12H Ihnn In
The alart waa made from lhl"- 'I '"' tl" eiinrlnalon on
toll 'ualif and aa the Wlilppel . H' lieral Improvrd ronditloui
climbed. It (tallied apeed. At I "' ""r OKrk ulturul popu-
pl.uea It reached the au-mlle nn lHon. "Kxiept for inn II areaa,
hour mark on ahort atrulKhl nveraite rop of rorn and wheat
atretrhea Ix-lween the. rurvi. ,M-,-l r-ilaeil and are brliiK- ,
.. .. h . Inn aoud prleea. t attle und Iiok
11 c hJI H4 C CCTATC '" rod rondlllon and are
ibrlnulnx blKher prlrea than they
PRORF ORDFRFD '"r ""''i ' ' i
- ulua next year to the meiropoil-;
WASIIINOToN. Nor. tl. Vi--.nn market and luduilry In ami-:
luriwllltntlon luti) the dlmim-ltlon eral for. after nil, the furmer1
of the eainle of the luln K. M.la the very bai-klHiiie of our na- j
Wemtne of Portland wna ordered ilnnal bualneaa fabric. When the,
lodny by nllcn property cuatudliin : farmer baa hla money hla local'
Hutherland who aald he would , merchanta benefit, they In turn t
rend nn attache of hla office to ! benefit fie Jobber or w hulemiler, I
to Inapectlou work than the loco-1" ";'"'"u ""un- ., t reaclilna the
motive which la ri'placed 1 1h" '""" lo1"-" ,n,, manufacturer In the induHtrlnl
... reque.l of t' h r I a I I a tl H. l.-n.e ceiitera. Tlnia a eond w heut crop
AC1?r Df C CBt I Df '"lr''n,," " Kortland. who are in u,,. nortliwi-Hi u noun be
rjCU IXKJJCDU Alj 1 underntood to le Intereeled aa flclallv fe't In I'ltlKburKh. (hi-!
MAN IIir'inFK k'leflcarlea of tho mtate. forty i rno. Ht. Iiula. and other Indua-1
tlVlbllloJ uix p,.r rent of which Ima b.-en trial rentern. and the effecta of j
- under control of the cuatodtan a aood tollon crop. In like man-
IMIHKIU KO, Ore., Nov. S3. (A't ntne aelture durlna the war. ner. acrve aa a atlmulua to bunl-
William Kenton, axed M yeara.' The property waa recently aold. : uvna throualioui the north 1
eonimllted aulclde thla mornlna ' Kulberland auld. with written ! ' Tho aouthern farmer, where
it Ora..n Holdlera Moinu. ruttlna ! ronaent of the ow ner. cotton la tho principal money
hla throat with a rnaor. !- crop, will have at leant 6uu,-
apondenry Induced by tho condl-1 I.t MiKllol'H (.IKH'MI nuu.uoti more for hla l!i2T crop
nun ot nia ueniin, wiucn lor tne' Teacher tin arainmnr claaa) than he received for hla 1H!
pnat all yotra lion cnum-d 111 til a Willie. peae tell me what It la, icrop nlthouKh apuie S.utiO.vou !
Id
great deul of aufferlna. waa re-.'hcn I ay. "I love, you lew, he I hair leaa will he xuthered
aiwnalbln fur hla act. It la lie- love
lleved. lie waa never married Willie That'a one of them trl.
nnd Ma ncarat relntlve la a ' org lea where anmebody eta rhot
rnuln, Mra. Mary K. Itackwell '
ot Portland, lie wa rnxed lor Tnninlr
roauy- )ar an a railroad to- ItobertKun'a. 131 N. Dtb St
aioicr. PUouo 7 ZO-lt Adr
la receiving from xc to luc
pound more for the crop thin
year than he received for It I lat
year or, on the ba.ila of a &nu
pound hnle. frum 110 to tin'.
more. On a price basla of 10 c ni
;.(f, pound, the I6.0UH.0U0 bale crop'
lnt year brought 111 in IKuU.OVO.
1000 and the 13.0u0,ouo bull; crop 1
thla year at tUc a ptuncf I
bring I l.Sod.Ooo. Ooo or an in- j
creaae of 5o0,0O0.0O0 for thin
year irop over lnnt yenr'a crop
Closed All Day
Tomorrow
Thanksgiving Day
Balsiger Motor Co.
Ijuly Chef
Blmata Cafe.-
FromVoof to basement'
thafs the way to buy a car
Buick welcomes this searching test
The man who buys a home goes over it thoroughly,
from roof to basement, to make certain that it has
the sound construction that means long and endur
ing service.
Buy your car as you would a home. Buick welcomes
this searching test, and invites critical comparisons.
And Buick is willing to leave the decision to you.
SEDANS '1195 to M995 COUPES 1195 to 1850
SPORT MODELS M195 to 1525
40 frwi f. : h. Flml. Mk., grrmmml Uifb JJeJ. Tkt C. M. A. C futemcimt Xm, 0
mtt 4rrtMr, if srUbU.
BUICIOI928 f
BUICK GARAGE
We Will Defend
FREE
The Title to Your Property '
... ' i
if insured with a .,' ;
Title Insurance Policy-
issued through us by
Title & Trust Co. of Portland
We will defend title in the courts and if
a loss occurs we reimburse you in cash.
"The Cost Is Less Than the Wcrry"
Wilson Abstract Co.
Across street from Court House
-Adv.
23-lt I
1330 MAIN ST.
PHONE 42
. V V $J X I the KoHdin MotorCbrWue
Special Mx
4-DoorSedan
NOW
$15b2
r
A U TO" L I M E R I C K S
. Dy CLARK NEWTON
-In Xanana they named a town IIiih
Small and npeedy yet when you pas
The cnnMnhlo there
You bettor lake cure
llomt Ihu alfinit and "Keep off of tho nru."
RKRUILT CARS AT Z (tlHT V
SMALL TRICES ,51 1
Iteild the auvljiK nlgim that V J 9 '
point towurd Ihla nhop. A aiv A.
Wu're otferliiK sovernl lilj:h- VQtT 1 ' -
chut" cara nt prices that will . '-r-N 1 f
perhnp never b repented j-' A yCfclVQ
again. Knt'h one hna hoen -v; . jt itWI PV
practlcnlly rebuilt nnd will I 'VwLiUAj
, give Iho snrvlie you expect. .ijgyCjyj
:i USED CARS ; t r
1021 Nash Carriole .........;..$47S.OO'
1923 Ehscx Coach 495.00
126 Chevrolet Uoadstcr 395.00
1926 Ford Coupe 350.00
1927 Ford Roadster 350.00
1926 Ford Roadster 315.00
R.R.R. Garage
? 831 KLAMATH AVE.
I l fl IS 1
Easiest t:
u
"Electricity! '.m
The Foe of Drudgery"
Says Mrs. John D. Sherman
President, General Federation of i
Women's Clubs
in cold 'weather
When Zcrp is the forecast, you'll
be glad you bought a Nash.
For even though you keep a Nash
in an unhcatcd garage, here's one
car that starts immediately, and
the warms up to smooth operating
efficiency in no time at all.
Nash has a big heavy-duty starter,
an improved carburetor with ditto-
, malic heat control and then thcr-.
mdbtatic control of the water cir
' s" ciilation which combine to pro
duce almost magical results when
you press the starter.
Nash is a great cold weather car
in other ways, too. The big, 2-uay,
. 4-whecl brakes of Nash surround
yott with safety over every imag
inable condition underfoot.
The Nash crankcase ventilator
keeps the car's interior absolutely
free of engine fumes, and nt the
same time prevents the usual cold
weather dilution of lubricating oil.
And the great Nash 7-bcarirtg
motor, now newlv refined, is smooth
and quiet every day in the year.
This is the best time in the year to
trade your present car on a new
Nash. Come in and let us show
you how much more enjoyable
winter and winter driving can be,
u ben you drive a Nash.
T
"Electrically equipped homes mean
happier and Jmore healthful homes.
The cos t of electrically opera ted labor'
reduction devices is offset many times
by the saving, the increased efficiency,
the protection to health and the con
tribution to the general well-being of
the family of such devices."
Templar Motor Co
-HE constructive efforts of the
forward-looking electric power
companies of the United States
have released an ever-increasing
number of women from the ex
acting duties of the household to
more congenial and interesting
pursuits of life.
Every new electrical invention
finds an abundance of power
ready to serve it. Through the
enterprise of these companies,
inspired by individual initiative; "
electric power plants and service
facilities arc being constructed
five years in advance of consumer
demand. Since 1900, the capac
ity of these plants has been
doubled every five years.
Keenly alert to their social obli
gations, these electric power
companies have not been con
tent to rest on the expansion of
their facilities. The most expert,
highly skilled and highly trained
technical personnel in the whole
field of industry is working for
the betterment of electrical ser
vice and the reduction of its cost.
As a result of this sense of trus
' .ceship, the average home today
enjoys the comforts and conven
iences of electricity at a cost of
only a few cents per day.
Operating under the American
principle of individual initiative,
and working in the interests of
the public, these specialists in
science, engineering, finance and
administration constitute one of
society's greatest . forces in the
promotion of a freer, more en
lightened and abundant life.
In the continued support of
this principle lies America's
assurance of all that makes for
progress, prosperity and cultural
opportunity.
The complete text of Mrs. Siemuin'j ciiIrc.u ttilj be furnished upon reJut.
The California Oregon Power Company
OFFICES. rp5H33irr
.Medford. Grants Pass. Roscburg. Klamath rails-Oregon W'kj
Yrcka. Dunsmuir-Californlii vSs''
v; v
Phone 1010
V1
Eleventh and Klamath