The Evening herald., March 31, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

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Oval rear-quarter windows with ornamental top braces.
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PERSONALS
George Stonebraker and E. L.
Rose ot Crescent. Calif., spent the
week-end In Klamath Falls on
business and pleasure.
Mr. and Mrs. R. It. Lewis of Aih-
nd -were Klamath Falls vlwitori
over tie. week-end.
E. K. Lundy of Lumbertoit. Ore,,
between Chiloquln and Kirk, spent
the week-end In the city as a gueit
in the Wblte Pelican hotel.
M. S. Welch of 'Reno 1 spen.ll.!f?
the week In Klamath Falls villi ng
with friends and transacting bJii-r.e-2.
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Carl F. Seller spent the week-end
In Klamath Falls from his home In
Sacrament J.
. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Whlltlng o!
Porllind orr'.ved in tie city Kim
day. night u spe.:d the remain!.);
of tie week here on fcuslnss.
W. H. Chandlers of Dunsmuir
spent the week-end in the city, a
guest In tie Whito' Pelican hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Knight and
sin of Prlnevllle are v'- ltars in the
city for several dayj, transacting
business. '
D. K. Loo3ley, a frequent visitor
la the city from his home in Med
HEAD STUFFED FROM
V CATARRH OR A COLD
'. Si'.ys Cream Applied in Xonlrila
yltvna ir I'aHiuigpn Jllgllt Lp.
,'!..l"H.v..J.4..,
Imtiint dellef no wulling. Yaur
clogged nostrils open iiulit up; the
air pasages of your head clear and
you can breathe freely. No more
hawking, snuffling, blowing, head
ache, dryness. No. uruggling for
breath at night; your cold und ca
tarrh disappears. .
Oct a small hottlo of Ely's Croim
uaim trom your druggist now
ply a little of this frangraht,
septic, healing cream In von
trila. It penetrates through every
air passage of the head, soot'ies the
Inflamed or swollen mucois mem
brane and relief ,comcs Instantly.
It's Just fins. Don't itay stuffod
up with a cold or naBty catarrh.
Adv. . ;
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The Open Road Is Calling
This summer, plan to really enjoy the beauties of
the Klamath country.
Visit the fishing streams, the picturesque lakes, the
lava bods and all the other places which are be
ginning to attract marked attention all over the
United States.
See these spots yourself and do so without worry
orinnnoyance by equipping your car with the rug
ged, Wear-resisting SEIBERLING CORDS. They
hr.ve proven themselves able to withstand all the
abuse a mountain road can give.
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SEIBERLING CORDS
30x3V::, 4-ply ... $12.50
"30x3 'I:, 6-ply .... . $15.50
33x5 8-piy ;.; :. $40.00
32x4 Ms 8ply $32.00
30x5, 8-ply $37.20
J32x6, 8-ply .,;
$58.00
BALSIGER MOTOR CO.
V AUTHORIZED FORD SALES (AND SERVICE
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ittw- w iwm mm i ii in
$8.00 1
Portage Cords
(Seiberling Built)
30x3. $8.00
30x3'2 $9.50
30x3 V-i Goodyear
30x3 Vz Goodyear
change-over tire
ford, spent the iweek-end In Klam
ath Falls.
Mr. and Mrs.. C. D.. Murray of
San Francisco spent the week-end In
Klamath Falls. Sawyer is employed
with the Genorjl Electric head of
flco in California.
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NEW" VOrtK, March 31. The suit
of Mrs. Lillian K. Duke, against
James II. Duke, tobacco magnato,
who divorced her twenty years ago,
for separation and malntainance is
based on tho grounds that In tho
divorce case she refused to recog
nize the Jurisdiction of the New Jer-
Isoy court and reserved all her rights.
according to s statement by her at-
I Her complaint charges that Mr.
iHike lived with her from Novombor
I 1904, until July 1S0S whon be do
j serted her. During tho ensuing 20
I years, the complaint states, ho has
I refused to provVlo for hor.
According to Mr. Curuthers, when
Mr. Duko sued his first wife for
I divorce In New Jersey, Mrs. Duke
cialmod thnt both slio and hor hus
band wero residents of Now York
and tho New Jersey court could not
try- thi aso. Ho said that whon
she filed her answer to her hus
baij,!.i complaint, she rosorved all
rights.
I Asked 'why she had waited 20
years to 'take any action, Mr.
Caruthers said that she had never
been In need of monoy until sho was
swindled out of nearly 1100,000 In
1922 by stock frauds. Ho said she
now has to earn hor living giving
music lessons. I
A hearing In the cnifb will bo hokl !
nilsaod on the complaint that the
dlvorco Is valid.
Cleorgla moonshiners used
April 8, whon Mrs. puke must show ''church bell to warn of rovonuo of
cause why her suit shall not bo dls- Iters; a real booio ring.
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