The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, November 08, 1925, Image 11

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    NEWS,
REPLACE
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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
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Labor Scarce "as U.S. Rides Prosperity Wave
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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.
Spain, Holland, Ceylon, .Czecho
slovakia, Rhodesia and other conn-
Shop is marked below cost. Bet-
ter look 'em over. . N5-8
Coats 17. B0 and 115.00, at lUrn
hart'a, McCarthy Hldg. N4-I
rector of Wlllya-Overland frossley, I as la the annual New York automo
L t d . Eurppoon manufacturing bile show In America, thoutanda of
WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY
STORES ALL OVER THE WEST
ii
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wravroi
You raise
your hands
to applaud
. . .You forget far the moment
that you are in your own home
listening to a radio program.
So natural... so realistic... so
true is the sweet melodious tone
of the violin you can almost feel
the presence of the violinist in
the same room.
IP. rxrrllrnt- tonnl nunlitv of Western Air Patrol
gives you life-like reproduction the rich fullness of
every note from the deepest bass to the highest treble.
:lwivirv. Volume and Sim!iciry are other features built into
the Western Air Patrol. It is designed to meet western
conditions to give you lWio as you want it.
Know the house from which you buy your radio. Western
Auto Supply Company the leading retail Auto Supply Com
pany in the world through its ons hundred nnd thirty
stores, are serving hundreds of thousands of motorists with
standard quality auto supplies at lower prices. The enviable
reputation of this great organization is behind every Western
Air Patrol. The service or every one of theonc hundred and
thirty stores is placed at your disposal. You will find them
alwaya ready and willing to extend th- same friendly service
as the store in which you bought your set. ,
$110 Complete c?
Installed ready to attach to jour outside aerial Noth-
i 1 A. I..... ' I U I . J . !.., umi 0eC
jng cure w uuy. i m o 7"- . . - .
Genuine mahogany or solid walnut cabinet ot Rracerul
lines Efficient loud speaker with cabinet to match
five genuine Cunningham tubes two 45-volt heavy,
Duty" Franco Radio "B" Battfrie-Wlmrd rubber
case storage battery one hundred fcet Y-strand aerial
wire twenty feet sllk-covcred Icad-ln fM
feet rubber covered ground wire Jones Cable tor A
and "B" Battery connections (simply plu m connec
tions are made) three porcelain lntulatorr Radio
lightning arrester.
ma uiJiJ i'"iu
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''-More than 125 Stores in theVesf
Supply
Pine At Seventh St
SUPPLIES
that Improve
Radio Reception
Wizard Battery
Far Vnf
Made for ua of selected materials
and sold direct to you at extremely
low prices. 6 volt, t17QS
11 plate (rubber caae)
Battery Clips 3 tkea 10c, ISc
and 20c each
Radio Hydrometer, each 65c
Franco "B" Batteries
Br actual teat five longer aervlct
Protected agaitut climatic change.
Internal ahort drcuita are practically
Impoaalble.
45 volt, JO cell $3-75
45 volt. Heavy Duty ... 4.75
11H volt, 15 cell .... 1-75
44 Volt "C Battery
Alao a Franco. Mav be uaed on aome
acta aa an"A"or"B" Battery. Three
terminala give a voltag: of 1M, 3 and
4.4 volts,
The Western Speaker
The mouth-plcce of your set. Repro
duces faithfully all the varlationa of
tone. Dciictxd to Rive you maximum
volume. No adiuarmenta are nccea
taty. Nothing to get out of order.
Priced exceptionally $25.00
low at .
Cunningham Tubes
TSa leiM aa art Had In W""" Alt Pm
tol. &.Wt.d foe ii. rfd!T it. efcrnd.
HlKT. CoejtructeJ to patn pom to
your mu
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THIS WEEK'S
AUTO SPECIALS
Mono Dash Lamp Cap
Cane tha raya rfacAMaocsni esloted llak"
aero-lhaeowlbo.nl. 34C
tUdueaUfocchlawe.kto ....
Courtesy Lamps r
For Vor Runnlnj fioard
Red for th. left ddr-areen a rlaht.
M.d. of br. hvll nlea.l eUwd. Be;
h.fte. th. aepratarja elaw. lUdad
foe thh weak from .. eom. C215
2Sua artth bulb te.aa...
Don't forget that 'the American Legion has charge of all dance
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and show houses Armistice Day. ' ,
SHeUPu?ron!
AND ON
AND ON
Like a Kitten
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Watch, your car step out when you've changed
to SEIBERLINGS. You will become a SEIB
ERLING fan during the first mile.
Built of the best stock obtainable, SEIBER
LINGS possess a natural resiliency never found
in cheaper tires. ' k
Give your car a chance to show what she can
do, and shake your tire trouble permanently.
uva aaU "
Get your SEIBERLINGS today.
Balsiger Motor Co.
Home of Guaranteed
Used Fords
Authorized Ford Sales
and Service
8th & Klamath.
Phone 427
Light Testing Station for
Fords and Ford-Equip
ped Cars
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