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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 12, 1928)
SUNDAY, AUGUST 12, 1123 Tire KLAMATH NEWS PAGE TWO I JO TO BE OPENED BF m SPAN Completion of Marble Gorge Bridge Provides New Playground Karl C. Anthony. Inc., mail thai trip to the bridge this month, j usiug Union tcthyl g:asollii. Tli, i ml Ion from I.os Anxvlv to' KlnmUff was mail, urrr ths Na tional Old Trulls highway Into typically luainirUtmt Arliona set tings of lavishly colored rock formation!, stretching into llnilt len hortiona. From KlagstaM another 135 nillea remained to th gorg. Itself, which waa al most unnotlceablo as a knife-cut In the floor of ths desert, unitl una vzz r.rarly upon It. The road winds down the side of the canyon to the ferry, where a d:iy'a delay has often been caused Pa.-KIr coast motor travel will ' hy the flooded waters of the have noiher rast playground river. Su.-h travel inconveniences opened to it in the Anions Nava- i will be entirely removed by the jo country, with the completion I completion of the bridge. if ihe new Marble Gorge bridge uver the Grand Cauyon of the'ry Colorado, scheduled for October first of this year. Free north and south touring between points which have hitherto been virtual ly In accessible, will thus be made possible, over routes which will join the north and south rim of the canyon, the Kaibab Forest, Cedar Breaks, Bryce, IMInhow Tlridce. Monument Val- ler. the Painted Desert, and I N'arajo Mountain. The n w iiridee will replace the old. crude !e's Ferry, which has been the .J . ' jtire thev cm drive S000 miles A Packard touring car from !"',"" distance from ;,,, vaIll0 , , world. America n Cars Win Way WORLD MARKETS YE1LD TO THEIR LEADERSHIP EMPLOYES HOLD! ran lires l ravel 25 Miles For Nickel Today Motorists enjoying vacation tours on General tires this sum mer may figure , their tire cost I at for each 2000 miles they I travel, or 33 miles for a nickel. I At today's price on the General I ' 1 Alt 1 TO Union Oil Men Invest Saving in Own Concern I'liiiMiUuti; American car nh tltr waterfront m Hotter- dmii, . U h) for Ihr (trt Ji.-M inouir w.r( ttr i-vor known. MOv-jr-as buyer r fimlintt hoavWr Amerian motor cars al $n double Araerh-an prices iht says J. S. Drapor. jttmral fxport tiian- I.OS AM.KI.KM. Auk. H . Ta lon Oil tn.lntA own Block In tlivlr company lit tlio vuluo of upproxliiiMttdy two million dol larH. repreNoiiltin: tlu coIUm-iIv-Invt'HttiitMit of 5.000 .'n.ploVH ' will, h ha Imhmi mado poHtdhh' throtiKli llio I'rovldi-tit Kuiul. a ( ln'iu lit plan for omployt'-i adopt- M hy I ho board of dltv ti.r , July ma. Tito lnvotmoiit In I ' ii ton Oil stork r'irownt8 hut portion of , the roHourooa of Iho fuihl how ever, aa, under tta provitimiH tint ; tivor 60 por vent of It roonr't" may bo liiveMtori In stink of tlto In to ii OH romiMiiiy. In th (tv yearn that tho fund ha bwn In tporatlon the n.4tot 1 huvo tAHMet the fu.000.0oo mark ruKetl tiMlnh tM'urtlioi valiifd bow cur-: body; four wtu-ol Melf-onerKlclttK rout market quoiat Uum. The a--brakes: i-omplete cur itilinuoiit cumulated reuerve In In x'ert of n ml rolorf.il liu-iiuor flitltthei. , i I .OUO.OUO. aaly Tlresfone ana Gave Yu Such Quality at these Nile ut : . ; Your Old Car Made LIKE NEW j We Know How ! ! VVe are now located In our line new building and are pre pared to take care of your :ar seccrd to none in the country. Visit Our New Plant Get oar pricea od making your 9ld car like new You'll be surprised at the quality of work and the reasonable aargea. HUGHES DUCO SHOP ' 632 Walnut In tir miirmv 111 fur tvii-h ltrt I .h-i Th- Mi rro. ager of the Hudnon sents the wear ou the four tires In purchase price, money, based on toe very minimum miieaxe Today hi the British Isles j In addition to the lo milUoti'i , KsNes le.ids a'l Amerl an earn ; Invonted In I'tihtii Ot xtm-k. thf motor rar l ul'. Hudsin-KH-ex were j balnuce of the fund' ri nonrnv-t a mo in: the earliest of Aniertrau i hiTosted In Rto.-k nnd ImmuU ' cars fxporu-ii uiul tiHiay rom- i intiumriaiii, itutiih' uttiltit-N. maud a ponitluii of loiderihlp." ! ral-roadit. banks and foreign hond. The railroad- and publli' ; Advice Given on company. "OetpHe hiKh oceau freightn, adverse propauuda and preju- General tirei are capable of gtv- ! dices and eveu hostile tariff laws luK- tut many point. American butlt Twenty year uro with hUher j are increatinKly donnnailiiK prices and "3500 mile suann-ithe world market through shevr tee" tires, the motorist In hi j unmatched value, linen duster and open ear would j "So rapidly Is the foreign field drive only 250 miles for his $4 ! div.loiiiuaf that HudHon-Kssex will of tire money, according to fifi-lapiuallv shin a sreater number of result of using this unit of j urea worked out by J. C. Haw- can export this year than thejthe car to compensate for short- Bedford Dalti.u and mm j"..hn kins of the Hub Tire Co. Gen- company built altogether In , commies hi the enslm.. Many t( Oklahoma are vtntinx hi Klam era! tire distributors In Klamath Altbouh the expense, of freinht. ra(. oVnm OVt,rlook lhU wh,.nlath county with relative t.n.1 FaI,s. cratlnic. taxes and custom charges. . ... !fr..n,u if i...ii.. i- ii... (hs. t . . . n . . . . . tnlrliisr II fni orrtiiifo.f t hilt IIlAi " ' in pnee oi luiomoune nrrsjoiien exceed ine ct oi tue tin- tr nf w since tne early aaya or tne auto- hed car in l)etro t. the Ameri- , 1,1,11 ...v.. mobile have been reduced ap-'cau-built car is still a better buy j inexperience as drivers, proximately 50 ner cent while for oualltv and nrlce than the When the eimiue does not pick aJ r Corlrl r Airway V n.yn.. misvn JJ.i V u.oin io ten a-,,! Wc liavc n lire for every purse uiul uiriHise nil at new low prices the famous tiuni-Dlppcd Da I loon I lie lire supreme, ItuMlng all worlJ't rccorJs for specj, aafctVi etiJur UKte ami mileage. OMflelJ Tires wlililt for nlanv year were soM I'V t'UlhclJ distrilmtors an J dealers ut higher price than uny other lilh grndo siaiul.irj tire. Now sell, inu nil aires for I I SS THAN ANY OTIH-'R STANOAKI) TIKI:. Courier Tires and Ttdn-s built lit the ureal, economical Hrwtone 1 actories provide car owners with a li:IUi:e lire, with IiiikI noif skitl tread and rut protected tide walls al prices telow many unknown, untried makes. Airway Tires the ureut I'irestone-huill lire for lijt cars scllinu ut the induslry't lowest price level. These new low prices are made Misnihle by HreMone'a victorituis lic-vear liKhl uuain( he foreign monoimly which has resulted in the removal ol ull restrictions on the raw ruh. Iht supply. 1 lice lires are built in (he world' greatest and most elltcienl factories. utilities absorb $ I .?5tt.oo. The Inreslment In lndllslrl:iK l III IT i II J. excess of ,11100.00 with nollir UaC Ul V IlllCIl f loo.ooo In iiiuriKiiKi's uud Inuiis. : ' T!te fund Is uImi carrios: a ca-ill Most clinch trouble develops balance of upiiroximuti'ly JtTr..- 000. Other Sizes at Proportionately Low Prices R. R. R. Tire Shop, Phone 212 831 Klamath mileage during the intervening years has Increased several hun dred per cent. The motorist's General tires represent at today's prices, the absolute lowest cost item in his vacation expense. motor product of any other couu- ("P as 11 l,r ifl natural FERRY OVKR SKA The 90 miles of water separ ating Key West. Fla.. and Hav ana, Cuba. Is now linked by the volume world's first auto sea ferry. It : prices to him. connects the new Cuban Central quality features highway with the new road alone has todav. A ba lamed Suner the keys 'from .Miami lo lerKfcfti:"-in.ntr tirea UirRe West., enough for a car 800 pounds try. "If Hudson flu urea are typical, ten people will buy motor cars today in overseas lands to one who could afford this luxury ten years ago, largely because of the American efficiency in large scale production. "This export market helps the American buyer, for the added makes possible lower Consider what car like Ksex THE SKY'S THE LIMIT AT THE PROVING GROUND The sky is the limit at the great Proving Ground of General Motors, near Milford, Michigan. Every phase of a car's performance is tested to the limit of its ability. The new Oldsmobile went through 1,177,000 miles of testing at the Proving Ground before it was ever offered to the public tests far more severe than any owner could ever give. And thousands of Oldsmobile buyers throughout America have added further proof in the form of millions of miles of actual driving. But don't accept even this proof as final. Come drive the Fine Car of Low Price yourself and make your own comparisons. TWO-DOOR SEDAN Spat Tire xt a Oldsmobile i PRODUCT OP GENERAL MOTOR Nelson Auto Co. 638 Klamath Ave. Phors 5817 THE PINE CAR OP LOW PRfOB inclination to flip the clutch In order to help the power plant. ltecaue the engine U idling too fast the driver U tempted to vw the stun by partly engaging the clutch. All this paves the way for clutch trouble. Including grab bing, "chattering' and slipping. Most of it can be avoided by r paying more attention to the en gine, keeping It in better con dition and adjusting the throttle mo that the Idling ttpeed I cor rect for smooth starting aud cany gear shirting. Hissing Stopped By Knot in Hose Oct-u.sionally suction windshield wipers are afflicted with leakage with the result Ihnt ths driver will hear an annoying; hissing sound when he accelerates the engine. When this happen he"s puzzled because he knows that If he disconnects the rubber tubing the hissing will be worse. Here is where a temporary remedy is in order, no matter how makeshift It may be. With a piece of string tie a loop In the rubber hosing. This will serve as a va!e to stop suction at this point. Another plan Is to disconnect the rubber tubing and plug the end of the copper tubing with a piece of chewing gum. It Is also permissible to pinch the end of the copper tubing with the pliers. This may shorten the tube a little, since the ninched part may have to be cut off when the wiper Is repaired, but a slight ly longer rubber connection will cover this. SATURDAY CONCERT PROGRAMS SUCCESS (Continued From Page One) points as the loi tered world lowing: London, Paris, Vienna nnd many others of the Kuropean cap itals and smaller cities of Kng land and the continent: Iluenos Aires, Mexico City, Yokohama, New South Wales, New Zealund, the Hawaiian islands; almost all the larger cities of the east and middle west; and many polnu in Canada, and the Pacific coast outside of California. Musical appreciation of the howl from a visitors' standpoint thnj appears to be world wide, while letters from every part of the Pacific coast have been re ceived by tho National broad casting company, commending the Union Oil company for mak ing possible these "symphonies on the air." The register will remain In charge of an attendant near the j bowl entrance In Pepper Tree lane during the remaining weeks j of the concerts, while new ad j dltlons to the ever-growing list of visitors' home cities will be broadcast during the Saturday night Intermissions. Classified advertising la morning newspaper proposition always. Use The News. - ('. Hallou and Willi hi ton plans to locate hre provid ing he can find a suitable hiixi. ness location. m for Econom:cal Transportation 10 Big Reasons why Chevrolet is - CMrst Choice of ihe Nation for 1928 With over 750,000 new Chevrolcts on the road since January 1 st an average of more than 30,000 new owner each week, today' Chevrolet, by a tremendous margin, is first choice of the nation for 1928! If you do not know all that today's Chevrolet offers, come In and study this sensational automobile. See how completely it provides the ten great basic factors which automobile buyers everywhere are now demanding! Satisfy yourself that the purchase of a Chevrolet assures you more automobile and more all-around satisfaction than you ever thought possible at prices so amazingly low! The COACH $1 -OC II Inrctp NT For fourteen yn ChevmM haa ' f(.l1myriijK.l4V'fcintptii. trta in erwinm-iiig. with lite result ttwf today! Otwv rulct u uiodciD ui cvciy dciaU uf design. 9 APPFARAMrF T.Jy'a Chevrolet pro- and proportion to an rv.crptlon.al (Iryrrc twraUM Clkv Plft hm t tts iliirHMul the uruiMitihcd lncilitKt uf the Ifititcr lVxty CorporuUon. ..... 3FFATITPFQ TWouic the Chevrolet Motor r aUM 1 SJ IVsUaJ Company both the drtr nnd the nl'ility to pmvitlc quitltty (rulurrs tyvrul of Ihe hnnt rara, ttajny Chrvrtdrt is rvri ywhrre rrfordnl u tlic u-utld't tiKMt loiunoui luw ptKcU autucnobile. A PrPrnDMAWrF Chevrolrt't -w. a vixiTirav iut prlfiXmmnc9 i, the result rf a valve-in head motor wltose power is a inattrr of worldwide frtine and whoac knap ami wnoulhnrai are auurrtl by alloy invar -stint pt1onit loiitr valves with mushroorn tyic tprt. arruritrly rrunlrr balanced rmprocMlinti piirti, and an extremely cf la: tent fuel i.aibu rction and distribution system. 5 COMFORT The Dirrnd Better Chevro- bate, equipped with four Inns arml-rlllptlc fprin art purulM Im tlte friirii. The tent cuihions are provided with deep, rrailient tiH-uis, Tltie ia comfort comb nation uniruttchcd in any otlier car at euch low pricea. 6. HANDLING EASE let drsltcn incorporate a ft:ll ba bearinf steer in gear. smooth-shiftinR trjinnmission, light pedal action clutch and big non-locking four wheel brakes. e 7PrnWnMV Chevrolet owners enjoy true cause of such mndrrn features as pump circulation of oil and water, oil filter, air cleaner, ullm-rlticimt enrbure tion, crunkenae breathing system and thcunostaticalJjP controlled cooling. 8. MAINTENANCE SS: tion for low tnolntenanrc costs because it is brisirally niKKed in construction, built of the finest materials with the most modern precision equipment and etnlodiei the results of millions of miles of testing ut the lirncral Motors Proving Ground. 9. RESALE VALUE high because Chevrolet's ruRcrd con it met ion assures niuny thousands of miles of drpcndnhle transportation while Chevrolet's style is so advanced that it maintains its good appearance for years. 10 PR. ICE mult of worldwide popularity a 1V1VU ond tremendnui production from fourteen grrnt modern plants, Chevrolet is able to oifcr these beautiful modern curs at these auuuing low prices! r,A.Txi?r.?495 EL. 585 2:,. !595 The ConrtihU to.u. ...'695 715 The tmfwrUI $. Majti Utlllt,Tru,k.520 (t'lumU OnlT) LlshllMlrnt375 (Cfiault Onlj) o All pricft. o. b. Vllnt, Mldilaaa Chsck Ck.vr.bt DllTrS Prim 1bT ln:tiiJ lh luwnl hanjllns sn. lllMnclug chars svaiUbW, LOCKE MOTOR CO. Phone 49 522 South 6th Street Q U A L I T Y A T L O W C O S T 01 (II -,.! i
