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V WEDNKSriAY, MAY fi, 102.1,
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$ ItlHL MULL uULf
I COURSE PUNNED
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Insist on
ZEROLENE
even if it docs
COSTLESS
UOhere are the
' SUPERSnTIONS
OF YESTERYEAR?
... Superstitions don't last long.especially
. when it costs money to Believe in them.
For example, the majority of western motor
ists have long since stopped paying tribute to
the superstition that there is something mys
teriously "better" about "eastern" motor oils
merely because they cost more and are made
in the East.
Zerolene is First Choice of Western Motorists
Zerolene lubricates more motor cars in the
Pacific Coast states high and low priced cars ,
alike than any other oil made. Six out of the
- seven trophies in the 1924 Yosemite Economy
, . Run were won by Zerolene-lubricated cars.
The "anti-western" oil bogie simply doesn't .
. hold up. Zerolene increases gasoline mileage, . .
reduces upkeep costs and lengthens engine life, .
. in high priced cars and motor trucks alike.
Why pay tribute to a superstition ? Inais ton
Zerolene even if it does cost less'.
Get the Facts! -A
series of independent and impartial reports "
. .. showing the experience of large users ,with, '
Zerolene has been collected in our booklet,
"Why Pay Tribute to a Superstition ?'.' Ask
any Standard Oil Company representative or
Zerolene dealer for a copy.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
4 CALIFORNIA)
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COUNTY TRACK
MEET WILL BE
HELD
Schools : From . AH . Districts
to Be Represented at '
; Competition
The Field and Track meet this
coming 13a turd ay will be' one bis
picnic, so to apeak. If the plam of
the committee work out as schedul
ed.; And the size o( the picnic will
be meisureJ only br the numbers
of fathers and mothers who accom
pany their children to the county
fair grounds, for with every district
represented . the assembled crowd
ought to be quite large and rep
resentative of Klamath county.
All who attend arc ursed to bring
a basket lunch with them and to
eat on the grounds, picnic fashion.
For those who cmnot bring their
lunch1 a3 opportunity will be -Riven
to purchase it on the grounds. The
Klamath Falls Parent-Teachers as
sociation has been given the con
cession far selling sett drinks, .Ice
cream, coffee and eats.
The meet la to 'besin promptly at
10 o'clock. Since the grade events
are to ba run eff first, -the commit
tee In charge of events urge that
all grade children be on the grounds
at or before that time. Due to the
large number of events that are
scheduled, it will also be necessary
that teachers from the varbus
schools assist those In charge of
the program by keeping their child
ren grouped so as to be ready when
called for tholr' events.' Only with
this co-operation, especially thu of
the grade teachers, can the meet
go off on scheduled time without
undue delay.
Committee members who have
bills to present should do so Satur
day, for at the clcaj of the meet
tie principals will hold a mooting
to pay all bills and to draw'u;) a
final report of thp Finances of tho
association. This will hi r.bmluto
ly necessary, due to the nearness of
the elase of school when the tqach
er -will disperse for tb summer.
Final Membership Drive to
' Be Started Thursday
by. Committee
Dt'blilou us to t ie g-ilf c:ursj and
t.s location will be mml on Friday
evening, nt the sciicr.il niVi'tlng of
tho Klamath O.ilf anil fouiiliur club
called for 7:30 p. m. In .thn White
Po I lean hotol. At this time final ar
rangements tor the oi'K iiiliiitK a's
perfection wUI be made and elcctiou
of officers held.
Tho Reamej site and two others
on the '.Merrill roud, as well as tho
Nusg lake land hnvj been favored,
although tho gencril consensus of
opinion seems vi sway toward tVj
selection of the Heamvs site. The
Moore piece ot property A a 3 also
been mentioned at the head of Link
river on tho west side of 1 10 lake.
If the club decides in favor of the
Iteames property, according to u
member of tho club, a right ot way
may be obtained to tho wator, tho
Irrigation charges will be less ex
pensive and access ( to thu water
juado possible. The laud Is to.-ated
one-halt uillu from the Keno. high
way, 1.4 miles from Klamath K.1IK
Location ot the nine hole course .vlll
put practicing all nine holes on the
water front, With tlu complellon
of the cou.se of IS holes, two ut
the holes will bo on the hlchway.
Conservative estimate b one of
the club members sets Monday no
the day when work will bo started
on tho course. Kin.il drive to.' mem
bership fees starts Thursday wl'.h
tho following commUteo In charge:
It. E. Wright, chairman; J. F. Ma
guire, T. '. Henderson. Jack
Knales, C. t. Ilohert.t and C. M.
Coseboom.
' At present the club Is not con
templating a club U.u'e until later.
It was the .purposo of tho group to
uso the first 100 memberships tor
the installation of a golf course
which will be built by Frank Nel
son, g;lf course expert.
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PLINB.TRDDPS
DISORDER BREAKS
- OUT AT LISBON
LISBON, Portugal,. May 6. Dis
orders have broken -out again In
Lisbon and today tho streets are
patrolled by cavalry, occasional re
volver shots are heard, a few per
sons have been wounded and many,
arrests have been made. The dis
orders began Sunday night as a re
sult ot the elections. , '
Last night women .led a stroot
parade, followed by 'mule demonstra
tors tiring shots. Government
troops' charged tho demonstrators
and the troops are how awaiting re
inforcements (0 estulillxli order,
Cecil' A.! Cook in Klamath
.County in Interest of
Boy Scout Work
Organization of new scout troops
In Klamath:, county and Klamath
Falls and the. appointment ot scout
masters to have charge of tho new
ly organized troops has taken up
tho major portion of the ten days
allotted to Cecil A. Cook, scout ex
ecutive for Klamath, Jackson and
Josephine counties, who is in Klam
jth Fills this week.
.. Mora than 50 scouts and guests
'turned out to the meeting the early
part of the week In Legion rooms
to hear the outline of work planned
by Cook for the coming summer.
Tentative plans for uniforms mere
laid and the original troop, Crater,
will be outfitted first with supplies.
Cock brought to Klamath Falls
with him a complete set of record
and registration books In order to
keep complete outline of the work
accomplished here.
Working on prospects, a meeting
of Ihose Interested in scout work
and scoutmasters are requested to
appear at the chamber of com
merce Thursday evening, 7:30 p. m.,
to discuss the summer's work. It
Is the trope of Cook to, be able to
Torm five troops in Klamath Falla
before his ten days' stay has termi
nated. In company with Rev. A. L. nice,
Cecil Cook left this afternoon at
2 p. m. for Uonunza, where Princi
pal Lubke of the high school Is In
charge of the Ilouanzn scout troop.
Tho neighboring troop 'has re
quested tho presence of Rev. Rice
and Cook In order to assist them In
problems confronting them. Before
his return to Medf'ord Cook will
also Inspect the Atgoma and Mer
rill troops and see In what condi
tion they are. Survey of other Klam
ath county towns,, not supporting
soout troops, will be mndu with a
view of formation-of such organized
groups. -.:..; ' 11 ., ; .. ; ;.
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CUBAN POPULATION
INCREASES RAPIDLY
HAVANA, May 6. The popula
tion of Cuba Increased 225,713 dur
ing 1924, a statement is 'tied by'
F. V. Preolvnl chief of tho 'nntlonnl
consits office says. The 1924 fig
ures give 'a tlal of '3,308,925
agulnst 3,143,219 for 1923.
' Instead of spring donning many
ot us take advantage' of the silly
season to clutter up our minds with
traih,
Cpyr';;!,! !-)! Tl;.-l! .t col Kuipculnlnwr
Judge it this way
You don't compare an orchid
with a dandelion, or a leather suit-case
with a paper bag. And it's not logical to compare
a good suit of clothes with an inferior garment. To
make the real , test, to be actually convinced of the
good, honest fabrics and materials.
Kuppenheimer
GOOD CLOTHES
we ask you to compare them with
other superior makes. Try them against
clothes that are well tailored, well cut and made of
good, honest fabrics an dmaterials.
They'll stand out by reason of their
better value, better style, more skillful
tailoring
$30 to $50
Klamath Klothing Kompany
Leading Clothiers
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BURROUGHS ADDING
MACHINE MAN WILL
LOCATE IN jKLAMATH
Ivan K. Traynor of tho Burroughs
Adding Machine company has mov
ed to Kbmath Falls to mako Ills
home hero. Ho will represent tho
Burroughs company In this -territory,
making KMmath Full his
headquarters. Mr. Traynor has- been
connoctod 'with the Utirroughs or
ganization for a number ot years.
His coming to Klumath.Fiillii Is
duo to tho Ken oral betterment In
business conditions and a deslro of
tho Ilurrouglis company to' rohdor a
mnro extensive service, to' tllo mer
chants and business men here,:' .
IJeforo coming to Klamath Fails
Mr. Traynor was located at tho
iKttgene office of the 'Burroughs
company.
CIAHIt ItKPORTKD
RABAT, French Morocco, May 8.
An official communique today re
ports n fierce fight between French
and Rlfflan troops. In .which tho
French repulsed violent. counter ut
tacks,, killed "many qf tho enemy"
and took some prlaonors, '
Procrastination
SUCCCHB,
Is tho thief of
Mutlclans say tho hirmcmlca will
displace tho saxophono, perhaps bo
causo you can hide a harmonica.
Real estate men now aro known
an realtors; undertakers an -mortician,
and bootleggers us financiers.
Public Dance
Given by Pelican Muscovites y
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MOOSE HALL
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 8
Music by Houston's Orchestra
Admission $1.00 ' '
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