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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 15, 1925)
Uthnews nn k nnin iii jggw car "djr .j lih ultra- h'r". ....Li of P"11 T..tntilitr .r of V.". I. '' I. olf-rlng L to.lt"'"! prlm.rlly h .1.1... ( u irn""' n'1 "" 8U1 ,Millllrl k. mvv ! lbl proi "'J ... nf .he- p.ilnl , pl.nl. W. T.np-( J,pUr 111 rimr.-. i .... ... all. Kill ih; virtue I '..M.i.- , ,k. iitl.'llllrl, u .. Till. Will if liuut. Luiif '' n""'h u4 looll. warn. ill tw ranri1 rwidlly wtW, Mr. Templar; utMt dc.lsn. and Vila ro'ilnl ' 111 MPPOtl "d ut- Lul bo.M of v.rlmia rj mull dlarmt- Lji ilpmft la aa i At mnhwmt,' Mr. I. fori, our place most complete-. Lnactln rrpalr plant tit Waablugliin." f welding and r. Trmplar be- L.l.y. la that either .1, toola ran be run- Wtndilltrent potnla trtlvnt, It waa ei- ( tat to Norton janikinaft grlnd Va.got tollable at ' la Klamath J p!;mnt com- tihn-I.armon aajihlrh hna a kv 14 fnot. k Indict by 'fearing equip- (ura, double- W attachment. Cattan.tl two- peril planer, which haa capacity of M Inrbea by l inchea by all feel; two preae drill, are Included, the I. nor uf which la guaranteed accurate to within one-half of one lliouaandlli of nn Inch. The grinding equipment conalat. of the lale.t and. lame.t of Norton crank.haft grinder., together with a "Micro cylinder" grinder, which la Iho only cylinder grinder which will parfurni under water, thereby preventing any warping ur eipan alnn due to the heat generated by the emery wheel. Thla feature, Mr. Templar point, out, will lu.ure amoolh, straight and round ryllntlera. Alao, Mr. Templar aald, all crankahnfta, pis tona, platon plu. and ao forth, will ao ground under water, with a view to attaining a high atandurd of accuracy. Cmnplclo babbiting service ha. been Inatalled at the Templar plant, and It will no lunger be Bocea.ary to aend old connecting rode out of tho city to he balililttvd and mach ined. Con.ldrrahlo expense, aa well aa delay, will In cunacquunca re- iilt. Mr. Templar declared. "Oilier tula and equipment, too mimermia tu mrutlun, have been In- Inllcil, Mr, Templar eiplnlned yee trrilay. "We hove a power .aw. a J ii ton pr, other proar., and a hinkr-.llulng machine, a pneumallr riveting hammer, eapunalon ream er, with Individual micrometer., lip to two and uii-u.uartr Inchea In illamatrr." Mr. Templar, along with other., r.urvaiu'd the ballot that Klamath Fall. Iia. remarkable future, and declared that ha bellevea the fea turea which hla new plant offer will pleaae re.ldent. of the county. Sunday, Nov.: 15,' 1025" OVERLAND SIX l Page TKrett ROUGH ROAD GOER Chca.ii, Body Construction And Axlei Built to Be Safe on Bump. Bearing nut Iho contention of do Ignlng englnoere In constructing a r of maximum aufcty In all klnda of driving, hundred, uf enlhuala.tlc letlera from new ownera of tho Over land Six provide authentic proof of ine roaUBiilllty of thl. car In all part, of the country. Wllly.-Ovorlund engineer., In dn ignlng the Overland six, .pared nelthor time nor expenne lu dovelop llig a perfectly balunced chaal., wu.cn, comiiined with tho nicely nung .prlng au.penalon, would pro vide no tideway vr driving fatigue. To accomplish 1 1. In. tho chuaala wa. divided Into aeverul pnrla. and tho laying or bracing of tlien Individ ual parte taken aepuralely to aecurel perfect road, polae.' specially do-1 j.iauea cro uicnoer. at the front I of the cha..l. rigidly tty the frame ' member.. Theae were .0 b.lunoed that all poa.lblo end.wuy wa. elim inated In tho forward end of the chtaal. which. In connection with the heavy and channeled engine .n penalona, provide- a rlKld bracing for the cba..la, , Ownera, In commenting on the fine road balance of the Overland Six, mention that the apring aua- pen.lon of tno car provide. Ideal riding comfort. Thl. waa accom plished by the uo of apeclally con- atructed chrome vanadium ateel . prlng. of the aemt-elllptlc type, H K Inchoe long in front and 12 Inchea In the rear, providing a buoy ancy lu apring action. Thl. type of prlng la practically Immune to breakage becauao of . the nlloy'e toughne... Kxtra heavy croaa mem bera In the rear complete the heavy bracing of tho car, which, together with the unu.nal atrength of the cbaa.la frnmo member., provide an exceptionally .turdy and yet easy riding car. SPIRITS FAIL TO SOLVE MYSTERY NEW YORK, No. 14. United News Two hundred and oigthy thres tpiriluallnt. have failed to prove their cute in one of the moat extenalve teata ever made of alleged communication with the spirit world. In the offices of the Scientific American Thuraday, before a acore of aclentlfic wltneases and newapa per men, Oraon D. Munn, editor and publi.her, opened the sealed enve lope which contained the aecret counteraign agreed upon by J. Allen Gilbert, Ph. D M. D.. of Portland. Oregon, and his wife before ber death in 1917, Munn then carefully checked the unknown countersign with an.wert from 283 mediums of all races and ages, who each declared they had communicated with Mrs. Gilbert. In the bush that followed Munn announced that not one of the 283 an.wers came anywhere near coin ciding will, the cuuiiternign Uikeu I guagea which neither he nor mem from the enelope. j her. of the Hclentfc American ataff The .cene concluded an eight-year; 'ere ble to trnnalnte, Other, wera aearch on the part of Dr. Cllhert for; partially iraumaieu. aome on who could pierce the veil) one enthusiast declared that ha between himself and hi. deceased j juj miked to Mr.. Gilbert, but ahe wife, and apring tho password which j rrn.wd to give him counter- would prove authentic commuulca tlon with the aplrltual world. Prior to the death of Mrs. (illbert, In 1917, be had agreed with her on the countersign by which he wa. to know whether it wa. her own voico calling to him from beyond the grave. Since that time he haa re ceived hundred, of answers all In conclusive. May. 1922, the Scientific Ameri can collaborated with Dr. Gilbert in hit test, and received the counter sign from him in a sealed envelope. The password consisted of three date., the birthdays of Dr. Gilbert, hla wife and daughter Dorothea, that waa all. But of the 283 answers, none cor rectly Interpreted the countersign. According to Doctor Gilbert spiritualism I. a failure, he received answers from every nook j Munn, at its conclusion sign because .ho knew her husband hud offered a $500 reward for the correct answer, and that she didn't want him to i;pend the money. An Australian apurned the t.t, but wrole Dr. Gilbert, tailing him to put a dollar bill In a dretser drawer and he would show bis ability by writhip; the correct serial number of the hill. The answers ran from the sublime to the puzzling. It not ridiculous. In dicating that all who entered In teat were not aerlou.. Many carried messages from the late Mr.. Gilbert to her husband, such ns. "Gill, I love you," and "Hello, old boy." ' "This test does not prove that declared but only of the world: France, Japan, Syria, 1 that those medium, attempting the Egypt, and a score of other odd cor- test have failed to show their claim ners. Some were written In lan- ed powers." ' ' Es$ex Coach Feels Effect of Caravan Itesulta are already making them selves fell, due to the caravan of K.m-x ran. which Invaded the city during the early part of la.t week. Visitor, at Acme Motor company, local repreaentatlvr. and dlatrlhn lora. have been buay for tho past few itaya answering Inquiries of caller. Inspecting the Kssex coach, with a view toward purchase. . The caravan, which came here from Medford, ha. been making a tour of the entire .lata of Oregon. Washington and the northweat. Kssei coarhea are one of the mode.t priced auto vehicle, which ara be coming extremely popular, due to a.y riding and comfort. ble feat' urea. V.U.KNTINO'H DIVOKfK ACTION NEW YORK. Nor. 14. Confirma tion wa. received her today of tht report that Mr. Wlnnlfred Hudnul Valentino had filed suit In Pari, against her husband, Rudolph Val entino, tha screen .tar. Mr.. Val entino la known on tha screen as Miss Natavha Hambova. Valentino announced that be would go to Parla to answer tha divorce sum mon.. psn e 5'0U anv r,r ! ('.1 J..1,., ,,L-nd j ui uicsu lainu uui.io luvn Jour garage? Don't sell them as junk. 8 them to us! 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