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EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
TUESDAY, MARCH 17.'I025
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Pays 100 Cents on the Dollar
The Nash
The Oakland
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Racine
Formula
Each day brings us
additional proof
that RACINE
Tires are built to
the formula of
honesty.
Like every other
product ofgenuine
merit, they reflect
the character of
the men who build
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at the Show
Rapidly becoming America's . fastest
seller in the quality car field Has every
thing a motor should have, combined with
unusual beauty, in . body design. See. the.
Nash before you make up your mind.
A quality, product of the - mammoth
G.M.C. corporation. The many Oakland
now in use here is evidence' of-, their
and popularity.
R.R.R. GARAGE
831 Klamath Avenue
ACIiTORTQ
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CADILLAC
An announcement of Interest o
motorists, Is tits oue mads today
by the Acme Motor cctjipany that It
has been appotntod exclusive saliva
agents for the Cadillac. For several
years the company has been ononis
for the Hudson and Essex line and
the addition of the Cadillac will no
way effect Its Interest In these other
popular makes, J. H. Martin an
nounced this morning:.
HUNTS
WASHINGTON
LETTER
By HARRY B HVXT
XRA Service Writer
WASHINGTON, March 17. Ex
tremes ot temperament and person-,
allty are exemplified by Calvin Cool
Idge, president, and Charles O.
Dawts, vice president. ' . .;.
. This is strikingly Illustrated by a
oamparlson ot the inaugural address
of CooUdge, when he was Installed
as vice president four years ago,
twlth the address of Dawes, which
set tho Senate -by the ears when he
took office last week.
CooUdge , In a repressed, quiet,
brief address, said In substance that
he recognised the Senate's right to
make Its own rules and order its
own procedure, and that he would
confine himself to an Impartial ad
ministration ot those rules.
Dawes, vohoaient. Irascible, the
atrical, read the Senate a lecture
and served a warning.
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The answer to tho Dawes criti
cism was the prompt submission, by
Senator Underwood, Alabama Demo
crat, ot an amendment to cure the
I 111 ot which Dawes most bitterly
I complained, na'mely - unlimited de
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This was done to put t,lt burden
of roxpanslblllty tor u Hiiro to nmuud
the rules ulmig ttiu Hues suggested
by Dawes tip to Dawes" own party,
the lloimbllrnnx.
The tact Is, of course, that a rttlu
putting the lid tightly on Sonata de
bate' I no moro deflred by the lead
ers of the Republican majority thnu
It Is by the Democratic m'uorlty.
In the present situation, with Re
publicans In control, , the existing
rules do enable Democrat to filibus
ter. Hut tho "Ins" recognise that
sooner or later they , will be the
outs'' uikI when that time comes
the advantage ot unUlmted debate
may be a lite saver for them.
Republicans, lu tact, moro ottea
than tho Democrats, have Invoked
the filibuster ns , the , moans ot
blocking legislation.
The historic filibuster against the
Wilson shipping bill, which kept tbt
Senate In session day aud night' tor
a lull two weeks, with members
sleepiag on cots In the corridors and
anterooms, was a, Republican fili
buster, So was the most famous one-man
filibuster, when; Senator Burton
licld tho floor tor moro than 40
hours to detunt n Democratic river
and harbor bill. ', ,
Senator La Follottc, as a Republi
can, was oue of the u. u. r. a prtso
filibusters.' . , ..
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A much more probable solution to
tbe problem pitchforked Into the
Senate by Dawes Is the proposal of
Senator Norrls to convene the Con
gress yearly on January 1.
This would serve a double pur
pose. It would end tne present
practice of tivSas a session of Con
gress, following elections. In which
many members defeated for re-eloc-tlon
continued to sit, and' II would
end the "short aosstou..
An Englishman has invented elec
tric lights to be mounted upon auto
mobile running boards so that
drivers pawing; on, dark roads can
Illuminate- the path tor one an
other. , , ...'...."'
A moveable keyboard to be placed
over tbe regular keynoara or a
piano has been invented for trans
posing music ; and, when con.
nected to a form of typewriter,- tor
writing it. I- ,
THE FORMAL GOWN
Tbe gown tor formal occasions
has a tendency to feature trains,
be they ever so short and narrow.
Tbe old broad train that swept the
door In grandma's day has, of
course, gone the way ot the bustle
nd elghteen-lncb. waist.- But gain
ing steadily In popularity 1 the
dress of graceful line which gives
a slender silhouette and Is mada
formal by a trailing bit of chiffon.
) Corinne Griffith, In "Love's Wil
derness," a First National picture,
wears with distinction a sophisti
cated gown ot beaded satin. The
i skirt, In keeping with tbe fasti
' ions popularized by Paris, Is qulto
short and slightly draped In front. I
The gown glitters, every Inch ot
it, with embroidery In crystal beads
and pearls. Tbe train, ot softest
chiffon, falls gracefully from the
i waist and Is wolgbted with tho ox
'qulslte embroidery of ' shining
beads, which add brilliance to the
gown. , .
White, so frequently selected for
tbe formal gown. Is worn by. Miss '
Orlffltb with stunning results. The
iBllttorlng crystal beads relieve the
igown of being colorless.
Fans, which are a new note In
'accessories, accompany the smart
est evening gowns, and Miss Clrlf- '
flth has chosen a very lovely one
lot feathers, unourled oh a tortoise '
mm
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In Cedar Rnptds, !., a mother
and her daughter eloped and" Were
married on the same day, this being
a sign, of spring. " "' ''
'' A .Wffkoff (N. J.) eoupla have
been married 76 years. It you think
this Is easy to do' Just try It your
self. ' In New York, a prominent min
ister has resigned. Quit the church.
But he may not go whore some
think he should.
Congress has adjourned. Left a
lot ot Mils. Wish we could adjourn
and leave our bills.
; Postmen are making more money
now, but not : enough' to hurry
through with their walking so they
can play golf.
Being good at argument has one
disadvantage. Tou prove to yourself
the other, follow Is wrong, even
when he' Is right.
Bad news from Paris. The French
have 'caught Germany making them
another offer of some kind. .
More than likely halt these people
criticizing congressman' wouldn't -do
ANNOUNCES
That in addition to the
They are exclusive sales
agents for '
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IN KLAMATH AND LAKE COUNTIES
on display at the sales room
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Its rc'corcl in' past years, in 341 diTircnt'
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proof of exceptional merit: and thia y?pt
it in an even better truck, than ever LUorcl
a .1' tan, $2045 delivered i ; In .1
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