TUESDAY. FED. 17,-1925 ;
PAGE TWO
EVENING HKRAItV. . KLAMATH-FALLS,". OREGON
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I LOWER TIRE PRICES j
ISAVE
ft
money on Kelly-Springfields, known the nation over as one
of the sturdiest, most reliable tires on the market today.
s- . tr -1 l r ju u..lKAnAJ ..... ul.'y vAlimiiivt '-.f mill $1 In
y ,'VD every tvenyrpprmgneiu jptucuaseu, we xiian. icuuiwuu, v t -
&$2.50 from the regular price, providing you put these tires on your ear
fcjyourself; It costs us that amount to do the work and we'd rather make the
'S reduction. .
Don't worry about your tires standing the gaff. Those whose, tire repair
b's bills are a source of constant worry will be glad to know that we now offer
?tan insurance policy for every tire, covering various1 road hazards. Let lis
-' do the worrying.0 Ask about this unique feature, for which we have the
K sole rights in Klamath county. If you do much rough ' driving, it means
,money to you. .
Tire Insurance
(KELLY-SPRINGFIELDS)
31x4 6-ply cords
32x4 6-ply cords .. :
33x4 6-ply cords
33x4 Vo 8-plyv cords
33x5 8-ply cords
30x5 8-ply cords
35x5 8-ply cords
36x6 12-ply cords
40x8 ' 12-ply' cords
32x6 12-ply cords
..$ 20.00
.. 21.95
.. 23.95
.. 28.70
.. 35.54
... 34.44
... 33.75
., 60.00
... 122.80
58.65
Hub Tire Shop
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Six artists oml pr.ysio.il culture oxs
polls chose Miss Lucille McUinnltyj
to rep-psont Minneapolis at IhOj
Allunt.. City bathing beauty p.igcnni
' v . iwxt August.
CH AS. JOHNSON, Mgr,
"SS02 SOUTH SIXTH
PHONE 616
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through service daily to
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thence east through the Northwest.
Torfara, reservations, route booklets and
uli information, ask
Southern Pact
J. J. Miller, Agent
Klamath Falls, Oregon
If you have a Buick and need repairs or
',. service come to the only
Authorized Buick Service
in town
Complete stock of Buick Parts
.Special Buick Equipment
Expert Buick Mechanics
Work Guaranteed
Buick and Star Garage
Opposite White Pelican Hotel
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COUNCIL
BLOCK
CLEANUP
(Continued irom Page One) ;
Loucks sought to shut down those
nlaces he alleges are violating city
and state laws. But tne ponce
committee.heck-mateti his efforts;
and as a result a number of .places
are being permitted to operate over
the protest of the mayor and chief
of police.
That this Is but the beginning of
bitter fight between Chief LouckB
and the police committee was lore-
cast today. In t spite of the re
strictions . placed- upon him. Chief
Loucks Intends to keep .a close
watch over .the pool , rooms and
hotels and again demand the revo
cation of - their licenses when he
Twenty-Nine Beatty Resi
dents Want Highway
Routed Their Way
Not only. In tho route .throuch
Beatty moro direct but also the ma
terial necessary- to lay a solid road
foundation Ms near nC hand, la the
claim of residents of Beatty who de
sire to have the coiit.Miuilaled state
highway construction1 cast from Bon
anza routed by way of neatly.
'Twenty-.ilno residents of Beatty
have petitioned tho county cDurt to
lend them their support In brlnning
to the attention of tho state hlgh-
way commission the feasibility of
routing the road through neatly.
Council Disposes of " : '
Various Minor Items
Routine business passed on by tho
city council at the Monday night
session was as follows:
Horace M. Manning appeared be
fore the city council and was granted
a permit to build a stone wall with
73 foot frontage o Conger avenue
costing more than ('300.
The communication Mm Robin
son, Nowell k?d company in regard
finds any evidence of law violations. to bids submitted for tho auditing
.Ha .ill..'. hnnlrd frtf 1091 wan
it l generally understood mat i
the strained relations between Chief
Loucks and the council police com-1
mlttee Is due to the efforts of the
police committee to run the pj:ice ,
department, regardless of the
wishes or recommendations of the
police chief., . ,
Chief Loucks declared today that
Councilman Cofer had ' demanded
that he appoint Lee Craft ex-patrolman,
to fill (be place vacated by. J.
E. Kraney when he was appointed
street commissioner. Loucks ig
nored the demands of the council
man and appointed a man of his
own choosing, and this, naturally
did not set Well with Councilman
Cofer. ;
"While I have nothlns In the
world against Craft personally, I
Insist that I am going to bo the one
to hire and fire the men whil'j I am
chief of police," assorted Chief
Loucks today. "Also I am going
to run this police department, re
gardless of the wishes of any man
or any group of men." '
Wha( 'he outcome of the con
troversy may be not even those
closest In touch with municipal
matters would venture to foretell,
but with Sfayor Goddard and
chief Loucks determined to Improve
moral conditions and giv" Klamath
Palls its ' much-needed and long
delayed cleaning, things ought to
grow interesting If the police com
mittee continues in lu of fort? to
block the announced program for a
cleaner and better city.
NOTICE
. Central Community
Club will meet at
' Pine Grove
Friday Night, Feb. 20th
An interesting debate a
part of the program
Everybody come
PETITIONS SENT
TO CITY COUNCIL
J
Petitions for paving Second street
from South Pino were heard by
members of the city council last
night and all threo of the requests
were referred to the stiet commit
tee. - More than 12 signatures were
obtained for the paving of a '20 foot
section down Second street and a
lesser number signed a petition to
the city fathers to permit pavement
on Pine street from 11th street to
the Esplanade.- ,,, :,
ALLEGED MURDERER
HELD AT. SEATTLE
' ' ' ' 1 ' i 'r
TACOMA Wash., Feb. 17.. JSam
Markow, wanted by Tacoma police
In connection with the murder of
Harry Schmidt, manager of a branch
bank here, and the robbing of tho
bank on February 7, was arrested
in Seattle yesterday.
Tacoma police Indicated tha; the
capture of Markc : completes tho
list of those wanted In connection
with the fatal shooting.
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In Klamath
Falls if
Moe's
For Dry Goods
and Ready to
wear
....
In Paning it
is Usually said,
"I saw it in 1
MoeY ;v
Store window"
Bring on Spring
For iiese sportsy Sweaters and Skirts
or Ready for Action (
Springtime Sweater just marked and
f rvrr I-Ha fir at time .
the (unions , "ColniuiiiuUiiii
of
kiiul.'"! Sweaiors liiat arc knit to
fit with exclusive features, Priu
winners at the National Knit Wear
Exposition. The kind of sweaters,
like all other merchandise at Aloe's,
that is worthy of your eonsiileia
tion. "'..
Many different styles and ec-lors
of mercerized, Kyon silk mixed and
all Rayon'. Slip-one und tuxedoes
mostly with contiasliii c.ilorK in
trimniiiiK, The beauty of it ' i
they're so reasouahle, priced , ut
onlv
$4.50 and $6.50
. with a few up to $10 j.
Then of Course
One Must Have a Skirt Too
"Oh, Girls!" Look at These
Almost the same as
last year, except. Yc
say except because, of
the colors and they arc
going to be bright. Yc
are now shpw ing tdlk
Koshanara's knife
-pleated in blue, rose,
green, lip, stick red,
grey, etc.;-.- gay colors
but such ' is the de
mand and too, their.
only :
$10
te-R l J J 'hi
zizmKrxfma Truth n Advertising
of the city's books for 1924 was
referred to the finance committee
Communication from Dagzett,
Schallcck Investment company was
read to the council In. which condl
tlcns were set down by which tho
city rwould receive the Henrietta
Melhase property for a library Blto.
The deed was roferred to tho city
attorney who will attempt to obtain
an extension of time on the erection
of the library. Tho deed calls for
a two year limit.
The usual bills of tho city were
passed upon with tha bill of the
Klamath Development' company
amounting to $8.96 referred to the
finance committee.
Petition f the Aco Tire Shop 13
regard to-hanging a sfgn six foot
in length ovor their. shop, was re
ferred to tl0 street committee with
power to act. ' '
The last raiding and final' pas
sage of the ordinance on estimation
i ' j. .1 J"
of the deficit. lien on tho Sixth straot
ower unit was heard and tho ordin
ance adopted. ,
Street Commissioner Franoy re
port"'; on the investigation made by
the dtroot commission (or reclaiming
the tract parallol with tho main
channel which the committee rec
ommends bo pumped into tho lake.
This district Is between the Ewauna
Max "company and the Big Lakes
Box and l.umtnr "company. Tho
council will look Info the proposi
tion, report back iid take Imme
diate action for reclaiming tho land.
ITALIAN "nED" HELD
Iff
nil..
LEGHORN, , Italy, Fob, 16.
Ernesto Cassunelll,' alleged to be n
dangerous bolahovlk agent) aI"
roatod here.
In Off Season.
KHiLS WIFK AXI) HELP
T. PAUL, Pen, 17. Thomas L.
Wann Sr., rotir&d capitalist nd
prominent socially, shot and klllod
his wife and then committed sulcldo
in their apartment here early today.
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a she appears at her homo In Long Island durlnn -iho wlnloi months,
i Bh plans to attempt to swim in Knglish Channel next luniirw,.
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