Sunday, Nov. 22, 1925
Local Briefs
HUP-EIGHT BEATS
TIME OF LIMITED
Distributor Makes Trip In
Stormy Night Speedier
i Than ExpreM Train
ItclK'knh lo Slrrt The past noble
orauds of the Kt-bckaa lo!5 of
Klamath Knlls are requiwliil t.r
iu-et at the home of Mm. W. L.
SuJvr cf Ninth nri on Mon
day. November S3. t S-30 o'cloik.
for the purpose' of organising a
past grands club. All vlsiiiim
grands are also invmu u auviui. ,
Teartnc throueh a nlrht fh.t in.
l'avlil ! jjujpj ,X hours of a driving, almost
blinding rain atorni. T. V. Campbell,
Hupraobiro distributor at Hartford.
Conn., and f . K. Emory, one of his
company's organisation, pllotod a
standard stock Hupmobllo eight no
dsn from Ilartfonf to the Detroit
Prom Voniia Valley
Shook, pioneer resident of
ralley Is a Klamath Kails
over tin week-end.
Yonna ;
visitor j
Unto for San Kraurwru Mrs. W.
L. Albright, who has been regis
tered at the Whito Pelican hotel
for the past month looking after j ferry dock al Windsor. Out., in 1!H
her property In this county, left i hours and 20 minutes elapsed time
Thursday morning lor ner nome September it) and SI. Their record
in San Francisco. .Mrs. Aionpni
was aecoiu
Ferguson
cation visiting in the city.
first four we mad HI through the,
(tmsi.int rain, including a stop for
gasoline. The second four we made
167. Including a wait of nearly 8S
minutes to awaken Mr. Kvana at;
I'aienovln. llrlwceii Auburn audi
ItwhcHter. N, V , after I lie rain stop-!
pod, e chnked ourselves as actually!
making 65 miles lu one hour. Con
tinuously wo drove the cur as fasti
as we dared over the wet, slippery
roads that we encountered until we1
were nearly to Windsor. We tore!
over a 13-mile detour near learning-
ton. Ont.. at from 50 to 65 miles an!
hour. Iletween II rant ford and Leant-!
Inglon. Ont., we towed a ear over a;
SU-milo detour at 45 miles an hour.
! The driver of that car was literally
i 'scared to death.' but we explained !
before we began toning him that we 1
were in a hurry.
Without four-wheel lira km and'
MORAL' VICTORY
balloon tires such driving would !
Francisco. Mrs. Albrlsht j that of the fl!iUwl , -res ,u. or
ompanied by Mr. Twyla , foolhardy
, who will spend her -..,. . ,. ,. 1 'The car has never ha
Visits from Valley Mrs. Jack
Mocre of Medford. spent the day
Thursday in Klamath Falls. Mrs.
Moors was the guest of Mrs. L. G.
Hoagland while here.
Windsor by more thnn thrue miles
an hour. They averaged 44.7s miles
an hour for the $06 miles they trav
eled. The distance the car truvcle4 is
had more than
ordinary service attention." said Mr.
t'ampell. "Not an original part has
been replaced. The valvos were
ground for the first time Just before
we left lo tive us an opportunity to
iIIO.S miles further than the rail-, make grca,cr ,,.,! ,,( urford the
1 road
distance from South Station.
operation of which the car is aclu-i
Malin Visitor Mxa. Vivian Wilde Ba,OB' ,0 ,ne Mk'h"t" rai,--ally capable. Other thin that and!
was shopping with local merchants road station at Windsor. . tightening up the body bolls. II had
Friday from Malta. , Mr. Campbell, who has driven mo- no service attention. i
tor cars for 52 years, determined to, "Its performance ability Is so ef-:
the test of the car's ability; forties that one fnils to realise just
From the Valley Mr. and Mrs. make
M. H. Teare of Ijtngell valley were two wka aKUi whtfn nupmohlle ilM how remarkably it actually does Its'
transacting business at the county lrlbulo Xron, parts of (ne coun.! work , , ,rlp , compI(,led ,,, , ;
eat Friday. ' ,rJf vm iuvlted to come to the fac-1 definite clwck of results is possible. .
lu front Merrill Mrs. Arthur ,ory for ,heir ""'"' convention. , 1 have driven and sold several ot,
Fratier was among the recent vial- September S2-24. He was in charge the highest priced cars, both Amer-;
tors from her ranch in Merrill. lot an aviation camp during the!kan;;nd foreign. Yet I have never
spending Saturday in Klamath Fal.s world war.
shopping. , j Despite the terrific spd ul whi.-h
; the car was continuously driven, an
avarage of 14. "'miles tsis made per
. gallon of gasoline. Four guar;, of
oil were added to the crauk case.
! Actual oil consumption, as me asured
at the Hup factory was Us tlian
Fen Klamath Visitor Miss three Quarts.
Fecia iLeever of Fort Klamath was Campbell and Emry were iheck
a visitor in the city yesterday firmed out of the main Western office
a brief time. !at Hartford at p. m.. eastern stand
ard time, Sunday. September 2.
Merrill Visitors Among the Mer
rill visitors to spend Saturday in
the city were Mrs. Ft- 1.. Daltou
and her daughter. Miss Louise Pulton.
found one that c-iuaM the lluptno
hl!! ei::h:. . It's a performing fool. I
tell mi "
Slurtly before leuvint; Hartford,
Mr. Campbell was offcrvd $2,ouo
for ti.o car by one of hi friends.
Its lil price at Detroit is $2195. "1
decMnid It," he said, "not for any
buine.-'s or personal rea-ons." but be
cause I want to drive it unttl I find
out Just how well desiitugd and built
tht-se cars actually arc."
Crimion Wave Upset Dope
Giving Yale Favorite
In Pre-Game Bet
CAMllltUKiK. Mass.. Nov. SI
fwo short seconds and two scant
yards stood between Harvard and
ono of her most tragic football
seasous In the stadium this after
noon and they proved Just enough
fur salvation.
. The last game of the "big three"
series- and tho worst ended In a
scoreless tic betweeu llartlvard and
Yale. Hut If there Is such a thing
as a mural victory. Harvard earn
ed it and Harvard is willing to
celnbrato any kind of a victory.
With three minulca to go Yale
in desperation started throwing
the ball hern an J there. Pull
llunneil, the Yale quarterback, act
lug like a centerfletder. trying for
a fast runner at the piste, heaved
the ball high and far over the
line and It was gathered in 40
yards away by Hradford. the Ysle
end.
Hradford slipped a'ound and be
tween a flock of Crimion Jerseys
and ran to . Harvard's five yard
line before he was dropped by
Dolph Cheek, the alert Harvard
captain. ,
Yale fiddled around with the
ball until thera were two seconds
to go with the ball en Harvard's
two yard line. The Harvard sec
tion was almost on Its knees and
was suprdleatlng with passion
"hold 'em Harvard, hold "em."
The Yale backs were In forma
tion ready to do aa when the game
ended.
That was th third chance to win
the game that Yale blew and
t'lere were only three scoring oppor
tunities In the entire field. Har
vard was too Intent on stopping
and holding Yule u think much
about scoring.'
In to Shop Mrs. W. F. Hill of
Merrill spent Saturday in the city
shopping.
iTSey were checked in ut tbj Wind
;' sor ferry dock at 4: 20 the following
lir.ir
t;n.M;i: i.kuis matkh
TO. VICTtiJtY I.A.ST TIMK
afternoon by H. W. Butler, a t'ana-
Mrs. ' dian customs officer.. Before leav-
On Business Here Mr. and
Albert Meyers of the Merrill dis- j ing Hartford c heavy rain, had set !a
trict spent Saturday In the city! which continued with them until
shopping and visiting with friends. ; they
In to Shop Mrs. N. H. Bogue,
Mrs. Harcld Hcndrlckson and Miss
Ellen McVeigh are included In the
many visitors In Klamath Falls
yesterday from their homes In and
about Merrill.
. i most difficult rain storms to drive
Malin Visitor Mrs. Ed Havlina through I have ever encountered. It
of Malin spent yesterday In Klam- continued ceaselessly until we reach
ath Falls shopping and visiting
with her many friends.
In from Merrill Mrs. C. P.
Shamhart of Merrill, accompanied
by her neices the Misses Doris and
Lois Robinson spent Saturday In
Klamath Falls shopping and visit
ing with friends.
COI.CMIU'S. Ohio. Nov. 21. !
Diuking. running uud dodging under;
his "77" for the last time "Hed"!
Orange, the Whiaton iceman, sang
reached tue suburbs of Syra-- his Inter-eollegfate swan snug here!
cuse, N. Y., same 300 miles further' this afternoon by leading his Illinois i
west. - team mates to a sensational 14 to 9
"Wo started from Hartford in a! vlr"""v over the crippled, but fight
hlifirilnr mi,." km r.n.M: 'IK ohl stto eleven.
we headed northwest for Pit.sfiold.i 'JTJ. .JlL?" I" T" !
. . ' sounded from 85.000 throats as the !
... .. u . IU1S rambler broke through the Ohio'
Hue, or skirted the ends for sensa. I
tlonal runs, marching the ball to '
the Oblo goal line, where his team i
ed the outskirts of Syracuse. i mates shoved It over.
"But despite the rain we exceeded! i
over the entire distance our .ehrfnl.L "UT arM 'oat at Deo
of 170 miles every four lionrs. Tito
Begins Dress Shop
and save.
N20-25
Benny Leonard May
Battle . Again Soon
lly FRANK tiKTTY
(I'nlted News Staff Correspondent)
NEW YORK. Kov. 21 Ever since
Henny Leonard made the statement
that he would never fight again "be
cause his mother didn't want him
to " everyone has been waiting for
the formor llghlw-cfsht champion lo
chang his mind..
That time now has arrived, and
all !t wants Is the ballyhoo to bring
Benney'back to the ring.
Come out from, under that table.
Framed Mottoes at
Southwell's.
N22.2t.27
I Jimmy Goodrich. It s all right. I'"U
I ney Isn't a lightweight any more.
Ho will fight ss a welter. If he flshts
j at all. . J
Lconird believes "mother Is weak
ening" In her determination 'cp
her youngster out of the cauliflower
pat h. j
"l'lrs'o, in it in in a. couldn't I Just
take a couple of pukes at that frch
Walker boy. for maybe 1100.000.
I'lrase. huh, mauihta?"
Ot course, to Mrs. Leonard, th
spectacle of a darkling lamp or a
attaining proboscis on her son's
handsjuie Hebrew map would de
prive ner of any pleasure to be
gained from the gelt. Hut Henny
ta retting to be a big boy now, and
mavbo able to do some serious per
suasion. P'iially since there's that nice
Mr Itickard. with his brand new
arena and a rhanca for every am
bitious boy.
Leonard put lu' un appearance at
a local gymnasium last week and
went through a strenuous workout.
"I certainly du want to tight," ha
admitted. This brought up the uuen
Hon of his mother's permission.
"Well, perhaps If I ran prevail
ttpon her lo change her mind. I'll be
among those present next summer."
Hid fo'iucr undefeated lightweight
champion said.
Benney has never before admitted
the possibility of his return to the
ring, although everyone knew 11 was
Just a matter of time. Just as every
one expects Jack Dempsey to take
one more slam at half a million or
; so before he really retires.
! Leonard Is one ot the best draw
: Ing cards In fistlanna, and was wlth
! out question one of the two or three
retril lightweights of all time.
I Vhrn asked about his probable
' mum Leonard referred constantly
; to "next summer," hut It would not
be aurprlidng If ho permitted himself
lo be persuaded to embellish Tex
Rlckard's new Mudlsun ttquare Gar
; den one ut the.ie winter nights,
j Once a younger starts getting
i lookp from the apron strings, there
Is uj t'tlllng how far he will roam.
L
LAUNCH NEW SIX
Companion Car lo Oakland
Sis to Be Given Price
Neat January
Home Indention of the price trend
of automobile during 1936 will be
given early In' January when the
new alx-eyllnder aulomobllo to be'
Introduced by the (ioneral Motors'
corporation, as a comparison 4u lha
Oakland six will bo formally an
nounced. It la rumored I hat this will be
the lowest ptico alt-cylinder ear In
the (leueral Motors. Hue. This Is
especially significant as II Is to be
bull! of the usual high-quality stand
ards of all tlrnrrnl Motors ears, and
offers a uuw value lu six-cylinder
field. Besides being something dla-
Im-llv lutw to iu.prnriHHt.eM mm.I k..
pearance. It will b a good sli.sj
This new car will lie manufacture
ed in lbs factory of the Oakland
Motor Car company at I'ontlar.
Mich., In addition to and a a com
panion to, the Onklund six.
Officials of that company who are
responsible tor the. production of!
the new General motors automobile,1
decline to say what the price range'
will be - They do say. however, that
It will be such as to have a nation
wide appeal. Imrtiatitig that the new
car will be noteworthy for Its qual
ity. Its alia and Its price.
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sen arebitiwi,.,.
Vlsller.
Mrs. j,u
and Mrs. 8s0
birthday p,n, J
nester Cella,, '
"i ins n,M,
who lstolr,1J
A good Bub '
( the ftct IbatJ
cooioicrcUl ittJ
llenstnipp. k. J
Hwan school ks.j
Ing apples. HtitJ
o is Ans,W
Tin orchard WtnJ
Forbes Ft
Ei.htW
Good Scrvlesj
Clos'ng Out
pictures at
All Framed
houlliwell's.
NHS. 24. 27
From Msllo Miss Katnilla Kleck
er, one of the attractive Malin girls
spent Saturday In tho crty shop
ping and visiting in tho city's
stores.
i. From I'pper .Sw-n John Janson .
Jr.. is included in the visitors In j
the city yesterday from tho Upper t
Swan lake country. t
Minlrr In on Itusiness- L. 11. i
Minier. brother of Miss Uu:h Mln-i
Inr, teacher in the Mills Addition I
school spent yesterday in the city ;
trausactilti; business trffairs frt.m I
his home in the I'pper Swan lake j
country. ,
On IIiihIiicxh Here Fred Cole
man was a business visitor in the !
city yesterday from his home In ;
the Swan lake country.
Anything you wish to sell? Or lo ;
buy?' Tell all Klamath Falls about j
It In the economical, efficient way I
through a little Klamath News Class- j
Ifled Ad. I
Your name engraved or printed
on Christinas Cards at
Notith well's.
N22.24.27
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i ts charm of appearance
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Compare its inside con
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Be. your own demonstrator
drive it yourself as you
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Phone 890
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