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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 8, 1925)
NEWS, REPLACE DNCHER i!iriTrv art Corr"!"""1"1" ' lied dl.-on-oltly bot-l Wr..M- rlu bulk up " 1 th. P of . K.r.u Mt rollin. Mil J rtrt M- " Ba,OMl. rtK.fc ' ,k. ..,1,11a. terl w - , ,rn(l(ll'f . t'ttnii fin IMrl traim. ' 1 . .. .i.li aie If you l muww - -Una .. l-.t f HIV 'I'M me ' -1 aod rw'l D,I a, clutched ","ur , iywlK,Ilr of Mi" ac- L aier """" L in J tin ranch on L.I io panrb !' 'r, ioi ." U ud biiiuid. U ar "" '"r" - nrliltaH auddenlv. ifr klM. Ih I'll P'l ,14 to be kM-plDX m tent thlem. Thr I knee l Teiaa any Ml aatonobllra." tjjia, th. ei-punchr Mtribaled to tba van- lahln of til cowboy., Tha bar bad wlra fenca la tha principal out. An othar la tha "cuttlnf chat." "It uaou la Uka a uuncb of ua wttuk lo out is ordar of y.arllnae or two yor olda out of a hard." MiKaddln aiplelued, "Now, with tha foncca and all we gat la a fliv ver and rlda out lo wharo tha cowa ara and a roupla of men atari Itirm through a 'nulling cbuta,' and another aoparalaa tham aa they paaa through and In a few houra, than you hava lha yaarllnga and two your olda and Ihraa your olda all appareled off." Ha atulalried on tha gnarled fin gura tf a rnaaalva hand how the nice of tha rhula madu It lioaalule to dlvlda up tha hard with lllila effort two or thrao Ibouaand haad In a day. "Wham ara lha cow boy a thai uacd lo do that work? Why, they're merhaolra In any of tha duicn garaaea over by lha depot." MrFaddln blamea war tlma and "mcal-lcee". daya for a decline In lha bualnoaa of mllla ralalng which contributed to tha cowbny'a paaalng. "Fulka Miir did gut bark lo eat Ing aa much aa they uwil lo," he muaed. "Of couraa. wa'll aim al ) keep on ralalng cull In. but It won't lake rowpunchera to do It." The famed Taaa runner, have lliile to do theaa daya arepl to round up an occaalunat tolatead act violator '.YIcKaddlu aald Iloree leallng la thing (if the pant. "It'a cl.r lo get away with an automobile and caaler lo change (be licence platoa than a brand on a bora," eiplalucd Al. "Well, hero'a where I get off. I'm on my way back to Tetaa. Juat atopped off In New York for a few daya after a trip around the world, with Mra. McKartdlo. And I waen't ecaalrk once." Ijip over while, all over waltraaa aprona at Ilea Uegln'a Dreaa Hhop for only $1 so. Si I Sunday,' November 8f 1 02.ri Page Three i ' Labor Scarce "as U.S. Rides Prosperity Wave ,t ;. I-' I I t 1 a i )t. . (? i ' Irlea ware on hand and expreeted tbalr delight for the Wlllya-Otcr-land productt, according to Sir William. ALPINE PASS MADE ON HIGH GEAR I FAMOUS KNIGHT CAR For the flrat tlma In the history of tha European automobile Indus try, an automobile haa ascended tho rugged and steep incline of Klauien Paaa in Switzerland. OVERLAND SIX HAS GREAT SALE RECORD Detplte the fact that through out the aummer and early fall montha production on the new Overland aixea haa been greatly Increased, orders from tbe Willys Overland actional dealer organiza tion continue to pile np in ad vance of tbe production sched ule. Ever since the Overland aix Klauaen Pans la one or tbe high-' Introduced to American est roadways In all SwIUerlnndl m"t,,r buyers it has been neces wblch la Improved In surface. ForarT t0 continually Increase the years forelan automobile reoreaen-' Production achedule on thla model, luulvfta h,,v .tinn,nt .cats Its! until it quickly became one of the ateep incline without change of , " models in the Wlllya- geara but never haa thla been 0f.eriano line. filially accomplished until recently 'nia plioto affonU ninrc'nidi nee of Ibc irocrini times in the country. It shows Canal Street, Cliicsffo. fumcrl "liibor market," where nearly everv door lielnnss to on rmnlorment apeney. Side walks, crowded in "bard times," arc dcscrlcj now. nml cinilnyini'iit njceney inan.ifrcrs say fewer men arc seeking work in Chicago llian at any lime in liw years. This is all the more striking because Clil rago is one of the iHlies lo wliieli mirnlory I ibor broils in the cold months. when John Ogroats, attached to Wlllya-Overland'a field organization abroad, drove a Willys-Knight Six over the treacherous course without changing to a lower gear. To add official recognition to thla unusual climb, representatives of tbe Royal automobile club of Great Britain were on band to at test to the drive. At its completion a certificate of meritorious perfor mance was given Wlllys-Overland's representatives for the accompilsb- l ment. Production on the Overland sixes during the first nine months of 1925 totalled approximately 40.000 cars, and tbe Willys-Overland factory during tbe month of October entered Into a produc tion schedule of more than 200 cars per day of this model. I Dealers report a nation-wide approval of both the Overland six-cylinder . sedan models. Tbe "aix" standard aedan comes In a two-tone gray witb smart beading at tbe waistline, and Is of the pop ular two-door type with long, nar- WILLYS-OVERLAND SALES $250,000, Establishing a a--w aalea record marking the firm entrenchment of Wlllye-Overland products In Itrlllsh territory, more than 1250,000 worth of Overland and Wlllya Knlght automotillca were sold dur ing the Olympla Motor Exhibition In London, according to cable ad vices Just received at the Wlllye Overland factory. Sir William Letts, managing dl- I nor Kinna-. anil nno-Tilofa wlnil. j Klausen Pass Is located about flf- j shield., giving a maximum of via ty miles' directly south from Zurich, ion and ventilation. The DeLuxe 1 j Switzerland, and Is In that section ! sedan is a two-tone finish, with plant of Willys-Overland, cabled the automobile manufacturers, dealers of the g. mountains called the! gray above the belt line. This following rcpurt concerning tho. and factory representatives from i Glurun Alps. For years automobile! model has four doors. Both cars men have attempted to ascend this' are powered by the newly design treacherous slope In high gear, be-cd Overland six-cylinder "engine ing unsuccessful until accomplished developing 40 horsepower. by the WIllys-Knlght Six. attesting i : - J the nnnsnai ieihinfv rt nnr! Every hat at Bee Begin s Dree performance of Its engine. Olympla showing In London: "High enthusiasm voiced by everyone for new Willys-Overland products. More than. S2&0.U00 of ordure taken at our .exhibition." Sir William la president of the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders, Ltd., the organization which sponsors the Olympla show. , To Croat Britain and continental! countries' the Olympla motor show; In London is held In tha aame light all parte of the world attending. Willys - Overland representatives from Sweden, Switzerland, Belgium. 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