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KLAMATH FALLS, OKE., FItlDAY, MAKCH 21, 1930
Number 7298
CLEAN 1
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ESSENTIAL FDR
ILL KEPT CAR
Hupp Factory Remind
Owners Removing of
Mud Insufficient
AulonioMlo houiMtcluaiiliK tint
J bar Jiut us tho first wntm
' iluyi of uprlnn eulhui (ho modttrn
hnuNOWirq to unh window, hvul
Dio rug ntJ rciiovuio thu bmHn
In mut., to tlioiili! tho flrl
imuh of warm WMfhrr mmlnd
tho atitornoblln ownor to prvpar
hlu rr for tha ffnntr amount of
ttrlvinK ho will do In tha warmer
month. aiTordlns to Hort Hob
rrt, llupi factory rnprMonliitlve
for thli territory, "At onn t1m,
th Trn motorUt thought thttt
rnmuvlni (ho wliitnr mud (nun
henoalh tha f'nd r wm ufflrtrnt.
Now, howctvur. tho wnll kpt mo.
tnr mr ) MoanM from viitm to
turn, lnn1l nrl out," Itohoru
dnrUrrd.
Mtijrtl.m Uffrrttl
'I!ttre r fnw Implo u
tlont prnimrrd by our anrvlr dv
partmrnt whlrh nhould Ut v
ory ownrr In putting hl rar In
tlupo for timmcr driving.
'Ftrl. havo Iti car washed
mt Tiif-uuni rhanrd. ('Iran and
pollah alt bright mntal part and
ttccvanorli'a a well aa all Interior
hardwear and mounting.
"In wmhlng, tha owner ahoutd
fen mro (hat tha undor parla of tha
rnr, au'h aa ttat aplndlva, running
gnar and atnrlng arms ara a
rlran aa pool lie. TtaU prorld
tr atmrlnc and qulutnr oper
ation of tha rar. Now that you
havo wafihad tha 'tarn' at tho rar,
tha nrxt Job U to put Ita lntornnl
organ In working condition.
IbwlUtur Trmtmrni
"Itupmnbllo rommend. aa do
th manufacturnra of radiator,
that Kpnt'lnl treat in nut ha given
tha radiator In tha apiiug to aa
lira parfect aervtra. Klrat. a
cleaning intutlon reromnmnded by
the manufacturer, ahould be pour
ed Into tha radiator and tha cn
glna run until thoroughly warmed
to permit thla anlutlon to circulate
forcibly throughout the rooting
ayatem. Then tha radiator ahould
Dorothy Powell
'Queen' of Show
lion of th distributor polntu; ami
Inspection ot nil tusrlni rods and
connections. Likewise, tha entire
wiring system, bulb fur Ignition
and for III bum, ahould ho i hue k
d (or replacement of dumagod
wlrea mud poor cjniiertloiia. fuses
and colls ahould alio be checked.
"There are two other features
about your rar which nave an Im
portant bearing on He economical
and aafe operation. These are the
proper alignment of wheels with
the tukeup of all wheel bearings,
and tbe cleaning and adjusting of
all brakes ao that they function
properly. Still another feature to
be watched In tha correct adjust
ment and focus of the hcadllxhta,
and the replacement of dim lull In.
Mlttti DOROTHY I'OWKt.L. who
will tonight he crowned "Queen"
if the 19.10 Klamath Automobile
Show by Mayor T. U. Walters
following hla addreaa at 7:45
p. m., at tho Hslaliier garage,
ine ot tho ahow. Mlaa Powell
rhoen "Mlaa Klamath" la a
content held In 1920 and la one
of the mnit beautiful glrla In the
state. The "tuenn" of the 1KJ1
show wilt be chosen during the
Auto Hhnw thla year.
be drained and flushod with clean
water while the engine la still run
ning, ao that the cleaning solution
la removed from the v.trloue Inner
parte of the cooling system. All
radiator bose should be Inspected
and In many cases replaced by new
hose, aa the old onea otten ores a
from the effect of hot water In
fast summer driving. The pump
shaft and gftare should also be ex
amined and pa-k1ng rolnfnrced or
replaced to eliminate leaks. Espe
cially should tha eiterlor of the
radiator be washed to remove for
eign matter from between the
cells or colls. '
"If yon uat the beat possible
operation from your engine, have
It Inspected by your local service
station. Among th Items which
should be checked arc condition
of spsrk plugs and the sparing ot
the plug points: valve and tappet
clearances; condition of the main
connecting rod and piston pin
bearings; adjustment and enncll-
. "Changing Hie oil for spring
and summer driving means more
than refilling tbe crankcaa with
heavier lubricant. The oil ahould
flrat be removed and the crank
rase flushed, preferably twice.
The best obtainable grade of oil
recommended fur your car will be
an economic factor In the long life
of the engine. The wheal bubs
and ailee, the pinion bearings and
the steering arm knuckles should
be thoroughly cleaned and lubri
cated with new grease. Doth the
transmission and differential
should ba drained, flushed and
then tilled with the proper lubri
cant. Remember that It la always
aafe to use the lubricant recom
mended by your dealer."
WORDEN
WOKDKN, March 21, (Rpeolal)
-Those that have been neither
absent or tardy last month were:
John and Pearl Collins, Lydla,
Ethel and Ben Ray, Harold Lock.
Gordon Van, Harley, David and
May Miller and Borgary and
Jnmee Komvert, Klzle and Laura
Bell and Opal Banders.
Mra. Jack Cummlnga has pur
chased some baby cblcka.
A number ot people from YVor
deti and Dorrls attended tbe ahow,
"Hunnyalde Up."
Roy Levenger and Mra. Nichols
were attending buslnesa In Klam
ath falls Saturday.
These are the people from Wor
den that attended the play In Dor
rla; Elile and Lather. Sanders,
Mra. Nichols. Alfred and Laura
Bell Handera, Hoy Levenenge,
Paul Collins, Mary Cay,
The Aeronautics Branch ot th
V. 8. Department ot Commerce
now haa approximately 77S medi
cal examiner located throughout
th United States whose duty It 1
to examine pilots and atadent
pilot aa to their physical and
mental fitness for flying.
Tor results us Herald Clas Adj
Playoff in Puck
Race Opens 24th
PORTLAND, Or., March it. (A
P) The last regular games of th
Pacific coaet hockey league season
will be played tonight, Vancouver
meeting Victoria at Vancouver and
Portland elaahlng with Seattle on
th latter' horn ke.
Th playoff series- between Port
land and Vancouver tor th leagtia
championship will start Monday at
Vancouver and will be resumed
here Thursday,
Portland and Vancouver will n
tar th final round tonight la th
same position ttaer have occupied
much of the season deadlocked
for first place, arh with it point.
The Buck regained a tl with th
Lion by defeating th homelee
Victoria Cub I to t la a loosely
played gam here last Bight,
For lb tint six month la II II
th total tale ot electricity lor
lighting, cook log and domeetle ap
pllance la th 1, 400,000 electri
fied home la th United Htat
were 4,81,000,000 kUovratt
hui.rs.
Bevsnteen billion yostajtl
stamp and 1,750,000,000 postal
card ar gold annually by th
Post Offlc Department pt tfefj
United Btatss.
NOTICE ....
The Dance "at
ALTAMONT
Will Start at 10:00 Saturday
On Account of tha
1st Annual Automobile Show
Se This Wonderful Show and Then Dance to
THE PELICAN TROUBADOURS
Saturday Only!
BIG SPECIAL
Electric Waffle Irons
These nre Mnnnintr & Bovvmnn Wafflo Tron. with
the newcttt attachment for heat control.
BEAD SPECIAL
Large- Assortment of beads priced especially for
Saturday at 50c Per trand ' v
You can't afford to miss theso two specials.
GEO. METZ, Jeweler
"Let George Do It"
8.17 Main Street Phone 1440
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