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Now
is the time to get that
Garden Hose
Last year we distribut
ed two miles of our
crack-proof '' non-kink-able
moulded hose and
thereby earned the rep
utation of being Gar
den Hose Headquarters
Try
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Phone 371
- On 6th near Main
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Boards .'
Shiplap1-
Demension
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In fact practically
all items for. con
struction or repair
work
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it over
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AND FINISH WRESTLING MATCH 10
BE DISHED UP TO FANS TONIGHT
All of the boys who will show their stuff at Scandi
navian hall tonight are ready for the tap of the f?0rtg
which will start the 2S rounds of boxing and the finish
Wrestling match. ' This will be by far the biggest card yet
staged by the municipal boxing commission and accord
ing to the advance dope should go over with a bang.
Henry Burke of Klamath Falls and Charley Deaben-
derfer of Dunsmuir will furnish the bone crushing enter
tainment The two men wrestled to a draw here two
months ago, but the Dunsmuir grappler believes he can
toes Burke to the mat, with Burke equally confident
that he will get the call over the California light heavy
. In the boxing end of Hie program.
Matchmaker Patterson haa carded
four six-round bouts and a tour
round preliminary, all of them look
ing good on paper." " j
Taera i3 a lot of interest in ioo;
Maurice Harris-Felix Torres boat,;
and local fans are wonder.g if the!
Mexican from Weed can stand up
the kick wnjca Harris
OREGON
LOSES
T0I1TEI
under, tee ktcK wn.ca .Mams car
ries in either baud. Hurra intds
short work of Harrington hero on
the first card, while Torres lost a
decision to Jack Crim last niotita.i
Jn;k Crim will cross leather with
i Kid Raigan of San Francisco in
i another six-round bout. Jack May-
jtierry aad Joe Walters, light hoaiv-
EUGENE, Ore., May 5. Faced by
a 5-0 led held by thoV University
of Oregon baseball team here ;ei
terday afternoon, the University of
Idaho nine came back and won, 10
to 7. It was a free-hitting contest,
many clouts going for extra bases.
. The game starte'd with Idaho at
bit, and the Vandals wero mowed
weights, will go six rounds or less, "own in one-iwo-inrco oruer. iu
with Tjato confident of finishing the! her half of the lnn:ng. Oregon con
bout with one lusty wallop. ' nected -wit'a Fields offerings for
Harrington and Dummy Poole hree runs- A. h"ra0 run b7 'Xdol"h
rill fight if out In another boutot Oregon wiu two on was a feature
that looks mighty good on paper, j r ,ho inn;nB- .,'-.
Babe Llshtfoot, fast coming kid.! m 1 t'.rst inning, however,
will try to climb higher by taking i Field UshU-Jed. while Williams of
oe measure of Chet Reyn;I(ls. i Oregon was hit rather froiiucntlv
when 'hits meant runs. An Oregon
The fcrsi bout will start at S
o'clock. ! Popular prices will pro
vail. ... ;
rally was started in the last of the
ninth Tvith two out, when Hobson
hit and Bliss brought him In with
a.threc:bagger. Jones struck out for
Ms third time -of the day and ended
the game.
The gime' was flie first or tne sea
son in the (Mail onrere:lce lor
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.The last chapter of the strange .Oregon.
case of. Todd and MoCampbcll will Washington State collego will be
be decided Wednesday. May 13, here Wednesday afternoon.
LIQUOR CASE WILL
BE TRIED MAY 13
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Studebaker Saves
by Building Bodies
i) The bone In the beefsteak ia of
" 110 value, but tho buyer pays for It
Just tho same. ,,'
There Is a ' "bone In t'ao beef
steak" In many automobile prices,
points out Studebaker.
Buiyors of cars on which tho
builders have had to pay many
profits to parts makers, or which
are assembled under a heavy over-
. head, are paying for the "btoe," i:i
the beefsteak not as much, In fact,
because the lamlly dog can gel a
meal out of Chat.
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The automobile , builder . who
hasn't the facilities to make Ma
j'own bodies, tmoiors and ; ciiassis
parts must depend on parts makers.
So far as Is known, Studebaker
manufacturers more of the parts
that go Into lis motor cars than
;ny othor largo manufacturer In
; tho oountry, with tho .possible ex
ception of tliu Ford Motor company.
. Tills mot only gives tho conipuny
); control over the quality of ma
terials and . workmanship, but ef
foots savings that can bo reflected
In hotter quality and lower prices
than It otliorwlso cauld give.
Justice of the Peace R. E. Hun
saker said this moraing, when, Wil
liam McCaittpbell will stand trial on
the' cha-rge cf possession of intoxi
cating liquor.
The two men were Joint: charged
with possession, and together stood
trial last week on the same of
fense. Evidence introduced again n
each was the same. W. II. Todd
j-as acqnitted but the 'ury failed
to. agree on the guilt of lnn-ocence
of McCampbell. McCampbell is free
on $500 ball.
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Idaho 10
Oregon 7
? Batteries Field and Howrton;
Williams, Brook 3 and Bliss. .
With malaria starting. this Is tic
time for air good lemons to come to
tho adc tf their country.
A fool and his straw hat are
sat upon.
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In the first quarter of 1925
Graham Brothers built and sold
more Yh ton trucks than any
other manufacturer in the world.
In the 1 ton and Vh ton fields
combined, Graham Brothers
ranked second.
Publication of these facts is
prompted wholly by the belief
that truck buyers are entitled
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to know the trend of the times.
With the facts before them, few
would consider buying other
equipment without first deter
mining the reasons for Graham
Brothers rapid advance.
l'Ton Chassis, $1400; 1 1-2 Ton Chassis, $1635; Delivered
H. S. Wakefield
420 KLAMATH AVE. PHONE 106
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HOTHERS
SOLD BY DODGE BROTHERS
DEALERS EVERYWHERE
mmtsmtasstsszi
Many Fords Bought on
Weekly Purchase Plan
EStnoiT, Mich., Miy B. Ono
of the mart Interesting features of
the ;Vprll salei report of the Ford
Motor company, as given out at the
c nip;ny offices in Detroit, Is tho
largo number of people w ho en
rolled cars under tho easy method
of the Ford weekly purchase plan.
The rcportj show that plan en
rollments averaged more than 1000
a diy for .the mcith, tho total for
the 26 working days of March being
20, 826. This is a gain of about SOU
a day over tho enrollment fljurca
for the last few days of February.
Aside from the large unroHiiitiulx
under tho plan, soles for March
Of this number,, domestic retail do
were 17.1,182 Ford cars and trucks.
I.vcKch h totaled, 153, Ilia, an lu
.j.oase of 41,401 over February, In
dicating Improving cvtidltiom 'every
where throiigbout the- country,, Hii
ports covering dealer 'requirements
.or the r.rc'iciit month also 'show the
di'inan.l rr cars hurt tnicln rnpid-
iy Having upward.
Auollier licaKhy. condition, nt Icu.nt
so far an agrlculturnl liitnrosta are
iicurned, Is reflected In thoX l'i
niu.itic ret.;! sulcs of 922!i For.lMon
jractois during March. This Is art
'.nrreato of 3,311 'more' than were
y'cllvcrud . In February. . Dome.Ulc
find f;rclt'.i . sales of . Fordnons
reached a total of 10,803 In 'March.
Graham Brothers Truck .
Sales Now in Lead
1VH.U I'OIXTWIil
Senvibodv's always kicking
scat of our government.
tlio
Official figures from Detroit for
the first quirter of 1S2B show that
Graham Brothers rank f.rst In tho
world In tho production and sale of
1 ton trucks.
In tho 1 ton ami l'A ton truck
f'cids combined they were surpassed
in voluino only by Fprd. "Tho In
formation may ho surprising to the
general nubile, said II. W. Wako
fleld, local U.dge Brothers tlealor,
"bii't. not to us, 'nor to thnae who
aro familiar with the performance
of tirahum Ilruthort t'Mcks and
wills lliolr rapid tcwunduiicy in the
(mltiHtiv iluiiiig the "last tlneo
years.
"Tholr iidvanco has been v.Uiout
ostentation. Tlioio has lieun no bluro
of trumpets, no exuggor,:ul tnilnis.
It has been ' a 'steady, wh ilesoine
growth, based entirely upon tho
truck's performance." ..
' iLo's than threo years ago Ora
liani Brothers wero- in twentieth
position.'' Now' ,111(1' nru nuniufiic
liii liii; . trucks tti tho rato .f ever
Hill ;i d-'', mai'liellilg tholr cntlro
oulpiit, through Hodgo Brotbnrs
dealer's.. 'Tlt I Kales and service iid
vanlago of a strong doaior organi
zation, combined with the txcup
tionul "nibrlt of tho truck ' lls'slt,' Is
regurded us ono of tho chief rea
sons for the rapid udyaneo to lecd
onililp, . Horvlco Is an excoodlngiy
'important factor In tho operation of
a truqk u'lid business nion are not
slow to appreciate tho advantage of
having geniiluo parts liiHtuntly avail
ulilo when needed.
Gooseberry growers must not uso
surfur In uny form alter tho fruit
Is set, If they Intend to sell to the
cnnncrles, says II. P. Bnrss, plant
pathologist of the agricultural col
lego experiment irtutlon. The sta
tion suggests that growers try Bal I action, and produce gas In the can-
opo with good results, but lias not n
yet been Hied In this country, Tlio oi
experiment station Is conducting ai
tests with (his Inexpensive trcat-.j.
ment and wilt bo glad to hear from m
growors who aro trying out tlilsi'.li
method. Chemists say thut tlllsuli
mutorlal will not cause chemical In
it
soda, 1 6 ounces to 1 gallon of
water, If mlldow In developing. This
material should bo applied thor
oughly and requires renewal after
each rainy spell.
This method Is practiced III Hor
ned fruit.
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Tt's a foolish woman who lilts hor io
l.llul.nml .1,11. n Hn1ll..... u 1. l... ,'.)
Iiunui.ii.i rrmi u iuinuh j;ii wuun ailU'lll
can hurt hi mmoro by crying. . ;
Public Dance
In Mississippi one family has 15
childron, all boys, and wo cull that
raising a fouh .house, .
Tho poor are with us always, hut
the rich go to summer rosnrts.
Giveri by Pelican Muscovites
J. O. O. R
MOOSE HALL
FRIDA Y EVENING, MA Y 8
Music by Houston's Orchestra
Admission $1.00
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