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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 20, 1925)
Page Ten Snntbv, December 20, 1A25 SmiOHTTlPSTO'fett For Whisky Deal INDIANAPOLIS. Vtc. (Unit, ed Press.) Mlchaal Kinney. Mis- heavy th , , . ' sourl stale senator, Arnold He mlch. With the tremendous Increase In " " j farmer Internal revenue collector at th. number of closed cars .old andt n1 wntyne tn. nation-wiae Kooi ru.u. "'""i'-1 flce prison ,entence and meat, w.o.er ,,., -""""""-; f!M for conspiring to violate before in the history of tUt motor VoUtead act car. ; Verdicts of guilty were returned It Is at this time of the ve r :Vt in federal cenrt hero late Friday It behoove every trotorist to ir.-ls? those preparations for rln!r d-l-- H, wniea -noru mora ruu. or, . n . of t)f) wnUk w , eliminate the ear on the cjr in-l- .,,.. ,. dent to cold weather and even the . f '" h ot t!w repair, which will be necessary If J" Daniel distillery, they are neglected. I Judge Ilaltiell announced It will repay the motorist many i would pas. sentences December times over to drive to the service! The heaviest penalty under the law PUDVQI CD UFI DQ All Wizard Foot LlUVIOLLli 1ILL1U NEWSPAPER MEN the greatest player -IULkumath' Ball Teams Picked of the, nume paper. Knew that to no. to Drem with the ftory of the I !s two years In prison and a $1,000 fine. The story of how thousands of bar re's ot whisky found their way Into the channels of the bootleg Industry In the Middle West created an offl station conducted by the concern which sold the car and have an in spection made, as each Individual car la likely to present a different prob lem. There K however, a general pro cedure which covers preparation of, all cars for winter driving. In the first place, both cooling : system and battery should be pre- J pared for frecilng weather. In thej case of the cooling system, all con nections on the radiator should be ! tlrhton d before p'acing antl-freete dent Coolidge's economy claims were solutions, either glycerine or alcohol : subjected to a searching analysis In In the car. When alcohol Is used, the house today by Representative the solution should be added from j. w. Dyrnea, democrat. Tennessee, Ume to time, as alcohol evaporates ; ,Bd rejected as deceptive, but when a glycerine solution ls -carefully nlanned propaganda i has led the country to believe that NKW YOKK, Doc. t Now that All-America teams. All-Kavtern teams. All-Conference teams and I AH-l'oli red teams for 12S have Itlock that kick! I been picked by everyone Including Detnc giod football men as well the Janitor, the Janitor's boy and as good newip.per men, Ullnkey j Natalie Crant It's about time to ad Horn, porting edltur of the N!i-!mil thut tt'a a futile practice at ville (Tennessee) Tenuesieean. anil ' UOat. C. J. Ilurnell, stuff photographer' u au.ifr..t , .-leet an All-American team of his own, be- against the 17 person, named orlg-1 Vanderbllt-Auburn football gamej"" " ...... Inally In the plot to substitute wa- without photographs would cause a " gam oaturuay uur.ua ltn. howl from their roo&all lans mat ' season, nor see more man eiaiu or 0jj! could be he.ird to IhJ farthest corn-1 nine games at th most, II w- er of the compoclnft roim. I lection must be maili although So. for miles, up half t";th,r, , , ot ot ..,.,. who UC .... , t .. 1 ,J ...Pn.. n,.,r . ..... u. ... .., wouM raaiy see li al.Jllshed one than half the state or -Tennessee M h , , of ,, they raced against time In a 'hry-j sler Six Phaeton, heaving the stad-1 90 uthorlttlv. A - turn In Ulrmlngham. Alabama. ,t America becomes encrnsn All S:l! in the afternoon, they werel America. in Nashville at 9.0 In the evening I The lute Walter Camp recognised with photographs of the 10 to thit ln recent years. Fifteen or Auburn '"T. j ,wenty seasons ago he used to get cial upheaval comparable with the " , . ' ,,r away with H by picking six Yale famous Hayner case. "Who s lot all time?" ! The coaches were Tad.l Jouea ot( Yale, (lien Warnor of cHanfiird. Fielding Vot of Mkhlgwu, and Knute H. ckno of Notre I'ume. And th answer was: "Willie lleston." li so. DEMOCRAT TAKES ISSI'B WASHINGTON. Dec. li. Presl- lCo.. Na.hvllle Chryler dl-trlbutorB. " " "ard pia-ers. one and the actual running time wasjrron Princeton, and then create a only five hours and twenty-one mln-l sensation and an air uf authority utes.- Although they made only 32 j by leasing Into his lineup some auch miles the first hour out from Ulrm-i player as Hooaia ot Rucknell. Ingham, due to tne uepioraole con dition ot a long detour, they made; for the remainder o the winter with full safety. The battery shonld be Inspected regularly every two weeks and If found below full charge, should be rs-charged A .low battery quickly freeies. Have battery terminals and all wiring Inspected. Every terminal should be clean and tight to permit the toll flow of current. A cold engine always Is alow to tart, and everything should be done to make starting easy. The motor should be tuned, and if found necea-! aary. the carbon removed and valves ground. The choke, and carburetor should be thoroughly Inspected, apark plugs and distributor breaker points cleaned and adjusted and when neceroery, replaced with new I ones. I The crankcase, rear axle and I transmission lubricants should be re placed with winter grade oil - and grease. These winter grades are lighter and will not congeal so read ily ln cold weather. Have all nuts and bolts tightened and the chassis .thoroughly lubricated to prevent mat from forming. f-. Winter Starting. Always push out clutch before starting engine; nse the choke Intel ligently so as not to flood cylinders with raw gasoline; let the engine run a short time before starting the car, and do not attempt to drive fast nntll the engine Is warm. Change crank case oil at least once every 600 miles. It Is advisable to watch oil closely during the winter as ex cessive use of choke Is likely to cause considerable dilution There is an advantage in the use ot a radiator shutter. This permits a leaner carburetor adjustment, and decreases the crank case oil dilution I by approximating summer tempera-! mre conditions ln the engine. To provide future comfort to oc cupants the hood louvres may be closed by strip of card board which forces warm air from the engine! , throush the floor boards. j The following of all these sugges-1 Hons is not expensive and will prove economical through greater comfort, j w "r ana tear on me car, and a saving of gasoline. federal expenditures were being j ' 19 minutes. mightily retrenched, but as a mat ter of fact they have been largely Increased." Byrnes said. NEW DEPUTY PORTLAND. Dec. 19. Dr. J. A. Linvllle left Portland today for Nowadays, with star players seat- up for It once thev hit better road "u They trade the distance from Col- d" border. It Is Impossible to umbln to Franklin. IS miles. In grade them ao accurately as to 28 minutes, and 'trom Franklin to name the eleven bnt. the city limits of Nashville. IS miles I T.kfn eoi.iiirtl4n with this ' business of "pro" football, the practice ot ' picking All-America HKi ir.N TO WRKSTLK j teams Is a deterrent to team play IN UIKINTMArt CIlll'AUO. Uc. wlll be given assistance Ing wrestlers who will a Christmas basket be night. Itnns Slelnke. heavyweight; Carl Zyliy ot Stanislaus: Joe Pn lightweight champion Jackson, have offered I t ltl Sum it Claus by our leuih lake part In tiefll iillllilliy Cic tiermmi ilkil, nephew relll, farmer ami Frank heir services. pKOFKssoii immvNH MADISON. Wis., Dec. !. Pro fessor M. 8. Cohurn. I'nlve nlty nt WUconniu Instructor In the HnKllsh department. drowned In Lake Mendota here this arieiiiooii while skating. The body was recovered. DON'T NEGLKCT TIRK CUTS Do not wail: until wmi,... io i,... . l,.fV..i lyfw iti. iv ....mi ff, ...... .......... l ... "viwiv jviui niL-a IC);ill L'(l. A Httln ' t'.omj now will eavo expciwo tmtl trouble late 0;t work ix ffurnmtceil. Cot your l0-ti now. Pat on C. T. C.' and stop Hkidding. ACE TIRE SHOP Phone C43-J. 115 South UtH ClilCACO. Dec. 19. llig Munn.i.nd a bad thing for a game which former Nebraska football star, will'i, (o dependent upon team plsy for wrestle Pat McGlil. Chicago, here! Us real charm. January 1. It was announced today, j speaking of All-America players. x ts. K-i.m.,K v Haw! however. It was Interesting to note Seattle to take over his new dutlea, lfter d ,B ,Q kee ,horolln,. ,. j that four cf the leading coaches of formed on baopenlng of Importance '. ,n0 "untry. at a dinner ln New as deputy administrator under Roy C. Lyle. United 8ta.tes prohibition administrator. throughout the world aa well aa InjVork recently, agreed unanimously KlrvtLiitll Falla and vicinity. upon the answer to the question: r OVERLAND ENJOY GREATEST SALES W'lth 1925 shipments up lo De cember 9 Bhowlng an increase of more than 60.600 cars over the period from January 1 to December 9 of 1924. Willys-Overland is enjoy ing its greatest sales volume. Not only has the shipment record to date this year beaten that of 1924, but it also is approximately 3,000 automobiles ahead of the ship ping record for the same period of 1923, the best year in the history of Willys-Overland. Production for this period in 1923 totalled 194,364 Overlands and Willys-Knights. Coincident with the unusual activ ity marking shipment records at Willys-Overland is the fact that twice during the fall months boat Dhlpmenls on tho (ireat Lakes e- Ublixhed new shipping marks for thla type of freight, while several : tralnlonds to such points as Chi-' cago, Decnlur and the two southern! points. Miami and Memphis, have further contributed to Willys-Over-' land's unusual shipment records. In addition, an extraordinary shipment I activity has marked the endurance! of the Willys Derby, national sales i contest ln which more than 10,000 1 members of Wlllya-Overlnnd's field i organization were entered. This! contest closed on November 20, but tne ractory has noted an urgent Christmas demand among prospect ive owners and dealers which Is re flecting Itself In the dearth of orders how on hand. ... t .1 Qasoline Cost vuva Dollar a Qallori WHERE would your motor car be today if gasoline cost a dollar a gallon? In' the garage? Most likely. i Isn't it queer how men will strain at the gasi oline gnat and swallow the depreciation camel?! For example, 16 of the cars trfeded in on the Packard Six are of a well known yearly model each having run an average of but 15,087 miles. On these cars the depreciation cost per mile has been nearly six times the cost of gasoline per mile. Just think of that! Isn't it about time men made their motor car buying a matter of business? Thousands have those who are buying the Packard Six. The average Packard Sir. owner expects to keep his car nearly three; times as long as the car he traded in. PACKARD Pospisil Motor Co. Phone 890. 8th and Klamath The price of the Packard Six Five Pas senger Sedan, including spare tire, del ivered in Klamath Falta is $2,292.00. aaX. "" ASK THE MAN WHO OWNS '.ONE; Ends t)ecemSS4 Auto AcrMsorics are always appreciated. Thry add to tho comfort, pleasure, pcnni and saf Jty of motoring. Only a few days left to take advantage of the additional J nijr olfcrcd during this sale, lour selection will bo wrapped ready to present. M articles not shown below are included in tho sale. Our Qift to You -ait Inner Tube Wear-well Cords 30x3 "rjJS- $8.95 30x3io SJ2- 9.7S 30x3' srs: io.9S 30x3'y 13.80 31x4 -KZ 16.95 32x4 :ar n.85 33x4 "v.!?: 18.65 32x4 lo ori?., 25.75 33x4ij N 26.85 34x4' i;rv,r.',ir 27.90 iiii. .Gloves and Robes 157,, Off Olovr and flauntlftii of vnrlfiuH tvlc In block, tan ami gray irathr and all whi. warm. omfv" Auto JtotM-n mitk x-tlnt irifia. A I'i'V r"duriif.n from our rfRulnr low prlcra during t I lrr-ril L 1 ' 1 Til m ,saatT' w Wedge Cushions ,A aclft that will brln hour of rnnifort hlinl tnr worn ilrlvwa or persona of small stattira rsts th hn.k on lona; drives. iti (lift Knit nrire Is AIfo ons at $1.66. $1.23 '''"SI: i Windshield Cleaner Standard Modsl A tlmoly iclfl for safely mm should be on evrry car. Th Hlnn'liirfl 1h Hn fllltn nmtln modrl ;lonr vision Is assured. He- 4C dured to VS I V Ifunrt fteaners at re'luceil inlfPH runKlTia: from 680 to SI.C9. UL 1,1 J I WILL BE GIVEN with yrr Wor-ll. Wimtsm Olant and Wtrn Ounl Hlioon ir Uiincht at our reaular low prtrea. Whether yuu drlv a Itrht. medium or he-y car. a "Western Auto" tire will meet your reoulra. merits. They in manufactured ae rortttna to our huh standards uf ctuallty nit aolit direct to you. Thla method of dlstrlnutlnnwnahlea us to sell theso hlah Srade, 1e. penriADlo tlrea at lower prices. Our llheml rnrnntee fully protects you. BLUE RIBBON Tub with - Weaf-well Cords 1 ' JUMBO Tub with W astern Ciant Cords Thla offer good only during this sal Flower Vases Ksneclally anpreclatad by women makes tho on closed car more. homeyn hanrea Ha appearmnco til beautiful cut si-ins body la removable nickel-plated bracket. Gift f f Kale price, each. . t) I I 0 others reduced to II3S and 62.25. Flaihlights llere'a a 'ft that pleas.- everyone a. hlah qnulliy tuliulnr. I-. ell flashllaht slse ettsm, with 2-lnch flura, coinpieta with but tery and bulb, f 4 nn reduced I isCD Olft Rain prices on other flashllKhta 76o lo 2.4a. - - Stop Signals Irum type sturdy neal brilliant and rtenendiibln no holes to drill fastens to lull IlKhl or license bracket. Kepet'llilly r- i go duoed to I i33 Other slop slsnala S1.4S and S4.65. Have a Radio in the Home This Christm UMmT) $110.00 Complete Ahe . . 1. fe wnttime. jtaaio aa you wnm 11. e.-tlvlty, simplicity ail beauty. tub tuned radio freyffency set. built ' peclally for tho Weetern Auto Hunt Company by on of th laraest and m reliable manufacturer of radio putts. ' that th Western Auto Supply lompa hns In resources-!! that It ha In repu tlon for responsibility and l,"h'1' th a-ood will of hundreds of lhu""nd" motorists all ovr th West stands Iw of thla Ideal radio set. . N ham is empll without ( rsdie. Suggestions "Williams" Foot Accelerator fu Ford owners. Clocks, Courtcs Lamps, Bumpers, Motomcter Wind Wings, Electric Cigar Lilfh ers, Radiator Ornaments an reduced prices. IF YOU CAN'T pmvE dfflt r. w ft '884, pwn)f -More than 125 Stores In the Wst- oiipply Co. 7TH AT PINF. WWW sTftll WsMMtiU "a I m . JL . SHOP t EARLY Store Opeii Unas P. il-o Satar'iay,
