The Evening herald., March 10, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

TUESDAY, MARCH 10. mV!
PAGE FOUR
EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON
Put Seiberiing Cords on all Four Wheels
DON'T be'satisfied with mediocre tire performance put Seiberiing
; Cords on all four wheels and get real satisfaction!
No Skidding
Better Traction More Mileage
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SEIBERLING CORDS
30x3l2, 4-ply .. ....... $12.50
30x3, 6-pIy . ...1 $15.50
33x5 8-ply ............. $40.00
32x4V2, 8-ply J.. . .. . $32.00
30x5, 8-ply ...... ..... $37.20
32x6, 8-ply . $58.00
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More Joy
More eneiuv "fuore fitnessi
Millions get them from
t a sparkling morning drink.
Here Is the way to happy days, to
- keeping yourself at your best The mil-
lions who know it live two days in one.
v First do what every doctor tells you.
Drink a glass of water in the morning,
hot or cold. It washes out the stomacji
and prepares the way for breakfast.
But add to that water a little Jad
, Salts. That makes a fruity, effervescent
drink. Jad Salts are made from the
acids of lcraon and grape, combined
with lithia. '.';.,
In one hour comes elimination of the
poisons and waste in the system. The
dark days becomes sunny. High spirits
appear., You feel like a child.
II everybody knew what Jad Salts do
the world would be a different place.
Try this tomorrow morning. Watch
the brighter- day. You will never again,
when things look gloomy go without Jad
Salts. Every druggist has them for you.
ft EVER BEFORE
Not in fifty years has there
been to persistent and wide
spread use of
Scott's Emulsion
yet, .thousands have only
begun! tc realize what it
might be to them in strength,
health and robustness, - "
kxt tont, snaoastlil. If. I.
Minstrels
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LAST CHAPTER
OFTANKSLEYS
Discharge of Walter From
Multnomah Jail Marks
Finis in This County
Walter Tanksley, wlthra the past
few days, walked out of the Mult
nomah county Jail a free man once
again. With his step across the
threshioli of the Jail door, he
turned the last page of the Interest
ing book entitled, "Bootlegging ac
tivities of tile Tinkslejs in Kkim
ath." '
For a space of three months -the
Tanksley family occupied a promi
nent position in the Klamath news
columns and in "the cells of tho
Klamath county jail. Walter was ar
rested, and convicted In circuit
court. Unable to pay the fine Im
posed by ' Judge A. L. Leavltt he
was sent to the Multnomah county
jail to serve time. Roy, his older
broUer, served time in jail and
paid his fine, on the charge of pos
session of a still. It is an open secret
that G. W. Tanksley, former state
prohibition officer and father of
Roy and Walter, Is wanted here on
a secret grand jury Indictment
charging him with violating the
liquor law. ,
DRAW UP M. A O. CONTRACT
Ho'gato & Goltey Are Conferring
With District Board
Sentence by sentence and. para
graph by paragraph, H. L. Holgste
and R. J. Coffey, two attorneys for
tbe United States Reclamation ser
vice, have been building up tbe
proposed maintenance and opera
tion, contract between tbe water
users of the Klamith Irrigation dis
trict 'and the United States govern
ment. The two attorneys are now
in town and yesterday and today
have been conferring wit! the
board of directors of the district.
When the proposed contract is
completed, tbe proposition will be
submitted to the water users of .tho
Irrigation district for approval,'
In the spring a young man's fancy
lightly turns to theughts of nolh
io.. :..'. : '.: , f
NOW
HE
Portage
(Seiberiing
30x3 :
30x3'2
30x3V Goodyear
change-over tire
and tube
MINNESOTA WILL
HONOR' PIONEERS
HAMLLNE, Minn., March 10.
Wben Norwegians from all" paf ts of
the world come here for all Norso
Amerlcan Centennial,, they will see
the story of the little sloop "Restau
rantlonen" depicted tn pageant. Sbo
.was a vessel of 46 tons, manned by
S3 Norsemen who left their father
land 100 years ago this year to seek
fortune In America. ;
T The centennial Is planned to com
memorate thevents of this first mi
gration and to eulogize the Norweg
ian pioneers In, America. Officials
In charge are negotlatlnjr-w make
Norway's, participation in the affair
of an official nature, which would"'
mean that Crown Prince Olaf would
represent his country at the exposition.-
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WRECKS ON HIGHWAY
aiikl'pwlJtetnras From
, . Business Trip to. Portland .", ' ;
. Many automobile drivers came to
grief on the Ashland-Klamath Falls
highway during the past few days
If the number, of disabled . cars
along the roadside Is any criterion.
Is the observation- brought back to
Klamath Falls by Frank Z. How
ard, former assistant to City Engi
neer Don J. Zumwslt. Mr. Howard
has been in Portland the past week
attending to business matters.
One car was a freight truck that
had left the road and during the
course of Its descent down the
grade had scattered luggage far
and wide. A stite highway truck
and another automobile wre en
deavoring . to pull the automobile
back onto the road yesterday' after
noon. .
Evidence of spring Is manifest in
the Umpqua valley, Mr. Howard
said. Portland and vicinity enjed
fine weather during the pist weak.
Air. H j ward (is attending to the
engineering work of Mr,. Zumwa,.
during tile latter's absence in south
ern California on a vacation.
Sometimes a reckless spe."d?i
starts out and ends on the 70ck3
and sometimes he ends on the r;c t
pile. , , , , ' .
From Land of Mesquite
Maria Contsa, highest' prlcd Mexican
BpanlBb play on ta Amencun bibv nvru anu i iiwh m jv
' . UsiiIhim onsiltiirin. .
Cords
Built)
$8.00
::;$9.50
$9.00
Mrs. Leslie Congo Found
Guilty of Bootlegging
It took a jury 'at Boaansa less
than half an hour yesterday to re
turn a verdict of guilty against Mral
Leslie . Congo, ..charged with viola
tion of the liquor, laws.-, She was
fined $250 by Justice of the Peace
J. O. Hamaker. She P4 tnc Ms.
Her husband recently was fined
$500 and sentenced, to 'tlx months
In jail for the same offense, while
Tom Wilson, said to be on employe
of Cprgo In his reputed bootlegging
operations, was found guilty and
fined 1250. .
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, PKRMITJ- GRANTED
Total Amount of Building for Week'
Amonata to 915,009. -
. . , . '
Twelve building permits-.totalling
a . proposed expenditure of $11,060,
wit., granted Jast. iilghf by the, city
council... Tbe two largest po1nite
were, to Paul Landry for. a 14900
dwelling and , to Oeorge McCollusi
for a $4000 creamery building on
Spring street. Tbe fallowing permits
were granted :
. Addition to dwelling, $400, H.
J. Quimby; dwelling,' $750, H. J.
Quimby; ; dwelltng,..500, Mrs. W.
McNaughton; addition to dwelling,
$100, J. A. Houston; dwelling,
$2850,. Mrs. N. Kewhawks; dwell
ing, $600, P. E. Hlnkley; dwelling,
$200, W. H. OJasuon; creamery,
brick, $4000, Oeorge McCollum;
dwelling, $690, J. H. Thompson;
addition to dwelling, $500, Mrs. D.
Osborne; repair dwelling, $100,
PjuI, Landry; dwelling, $4600, J.
A. Thompson. . ; ; ' :
Makes Autos Go 49 Miles
on One Gallon of Gas
SIOUX FALLS, 8. Dak. James
A. May of 3482C Lacotab Bldg., has
pertectel an amazing new device
that cuts down gas consumption, re
moves all carbon, prevents spa.k
plug trouble and overheating. Many
cars have made over 49 miles on a
gallon. Any one can Install It In
five minutes. Mr. May wants
agents, and Is offering to send one
free to one 'auto owner In each lo
cality. Write him today.
flctrcus, will soon be seen In i
and Not One Gent for Repairs
The ml value of (he 1925 Star is
proven by the service It gives its
owners in every day uc.
Here! a case in point: Twenty-four
Star owners report that they drove
n aggregate of 601,317 miles with
out one cent cost for repairs.
Sounds unusual yet, based on the
reports of 40,000 Scar owners on
tbe ftcsfic Coast, the average cow
of replactsnent parts averages 63c
per car. That's what Scar gives you
is lew upkeep cams.
Buick
'See It at Your Dealer's.
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r-opuiar
., springs
' 480 KLAMATH AVE.
'ffea.. J''' :A"
rrofrwrwvx fjy trr utq ctvj trv ry
60L317"
And it doc prove rtuth of, our
statement tlut no caiiiYlht low coit
field cqiuls the 1925,JSbr'jor day in
and day out mcclmticil "bcrf jtih-
ancc. i a,
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And with all thst, you drive tl)c best
looking light car dcsigncdA
Your dealer has the late models, all,
with the Million Dollar MotqCi with
it, Suick and abundant poyrL-
quick accclcra.lon (5 to 25 nil,-
per hour in i tecondi)Wi
powoii.ScttUH25
iviues
and Star Garage
- Opp. White Pelican Hflt
Drive lu Compare It
Dodge Brothers
TYPE-B SEDAN
is A
are restful, and because the
witn women oecause ine seats ana
the car have genuine distinction.
Pooular with men because the bodv
steel, tlie finish Dodge Brothers enduring
black enamel, the upholstery genuine leather
factors which make for long life at lower
first and after cost .
. . ... ..
' The price Is.ijpUD f. o. b. Dotrolt $1335 dollvored
H. .WAKEFIELD
HigJi-Grade '
Mechanical
Features on all
1925 Star Cars
Full fonie Feed
" Luhrlcntlon
' 4-U'hccl Drakes
, . JJ '
Tubular BoCbonC
pjj Clutch
, ,
Hollow Cam Shaft
lines of
Is all-
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