The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, May 23, 1926, Page 8, Image 8

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    Sunday, May 53, 1P2C
THE KLAMATH NEWS
ARMORS HIS CAR
THRILLING RIDE ENDS AT OLDS GARAGE
AT THE. WHEEL
Placer County Sheriff Hat
Studebaker That Will
Defy Lead Hail :
RM THE
"ChaslnK th desperate- bandit;
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W i&MUVSLSv;'J&
for their cars." mates
Ter, general manaccr
-- . . iiviMt-..v - vymitf ' ocxv
distributor. With th. prorM m.d,P-TW L,.; f ,,.Y:;?W
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steel armor plate and bullet proof;
rlass for windshields it is noinu to'
make It a little more difficult for.
the bandits.-to evade rapture from)
their pursuers. J
The first sheriff of Northern'
California to adopt these safety
measures la Elmer 11. Gum of Plac-!
er county, who through the Stude-j
baker dealer at Auburn, Verne M. ;
Ford, and our accessory department ,
has Just completed the armoring of(
his Studebaker against the on
slaught of the desperado's"-bullets.
Well Armor I'latiil
"This Studebaker has been equip-1
ped with steel armor on the front
doors, cowl and dash, with the
windshield and side wince of bullet
proof glass, on which the bullets
will fall without dolnR any harm.
Sheriff Cum has had many exciting
episodes with lawbreakers In his
section, many of them dealing with
automobile bandits. The two main
highways traversing Placer county
IS a natural ouuei lor uroptriaic i m05t
characters in gaining the mountains
or crossing the state line into Ne
vada. With his bullet proof Stude
baker he is now going to present a
fortified and speedy car that will
; - a--
photo ny the peasleys
The passengers in the record-1 ! frd nnd back by way of Ashland right on the atraight-away, but is
Ion learniug that the park road was' a bit trying nn hu'.rptn curves, they
open to travel, were Just a bit re- said. Bnt one gets used to any
l'v1 ' h uf lh"'r thrilling thing in time", and they were all
' trip. Traveling at an average ratf 'quite blase about It on the last
through Crater Lake Park to Med-! of sp-ed of 45 miles an hour is all half of the Journey.
difficult and its ability to' Arizona twelve of the fourteen 7 1-
; i-iiigiiiccrs vturit un
hard pounding it receives, particu-. with an automoliile, and upon in-!
larly through the mountainous and
"I
Standard Equipment
"""M" 11 "mu" ""I More than 100 subjects for stand-
desert sections. It was under just, twelve of these sheriffs were tlriv- ardliation are now under ntudv hr
onng gnei 10 it oanuus uo irjuuin ronauions as inese tnat tne ing sumocaaer cars, in iioaing lor the standards committees and sub
to make (heir escape through his Studebaker cars made such an en- a name for the new Big Six five-! committees of the Society of Auto
county, viable record in the wilds of Art-j passenger duplex-Phaeton, officials' motive Engineers. Among the Ira
Holds High Plarp j lona in the hands of the sheriffs; of the factory, decided to name it in j p,,rtant problems are head-lamp II
"The Studebaker car holds a high of twelve counties in that state. In honor of the Arliona sheriffs. In lumination. leather substitutes, bat
place In the minds of the Western fact, this was the way the Stude-' that the car combined all the quul-tery sizes, bumpers anil enamels.
sheriffs, because of the performance: baker earned Its name for the Big1 Hies of power, speed, stamina and! '
' It renders, where the-going , Is the'Six five-passenger duplex model. In long life under the hardest usage."1 For results om News Class Ads.
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Coupe 1165
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l
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COACH "W
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Standard Six Coach
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f. o. b. factory
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Phope 52-W.
403 So. 6th St.