The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, March 23, 1926, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday, Marcli 23, 192G Youth Soaked for Newell Urges Canal Repair Would Mean Expendi ture of $50,000; No Action Taken . Pressing need of tlm rollnlng of tlm mnln canal of the Klauialh Irri gation district, and of the constric tion of drnlnngo extensions, win pre sented 10 tho district board In ses nIod Satuj-dny afternoon by II. I). Newell, project me.nager of tho Irri gation dllrlct.s;v , Cost of reilnlnR of tun main canal i Altamont Pavillion Opening DANCE SATURDAY, MARCH 27 ' Barney Kropp's S-piece Altamont i Pavilion Orchestra JOHNNY NATTO WILL SING iH-t-H-H-ti 1 Hill I H-HI HHHH 1 1 1 1 I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II H I Moe's Dollar . f Dayi-,'A !J) frt JMarch'27 i Wejmake to order Awnings aifti all kinds of Canvas Goods Connolly Bros. Saddlery 914-18 Main hqt cross - ;;buns During Lent $ SIXTH ST. BAKERY For Goodness, Sqke Eat Wetter Bread' Loosen Up That Cold With Musterole 1 Have Kfcsterole hanfinvhen a cold . start. It lias all of the advantages of . 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AT RTfTAIL DRUGGISTS frit SOS mat l-iO sjsjtcott a Bowot, SlssBtcto, Mi), 111 bo between JSO.flOO und tSO.UOO Mr. Nowoll sulci, foul of tlm drain age work would bo close to $23,000. The district would have to shoul dor two-thlrd.i of tho cost of tho now construction. Mr. X-woll explained that the cost could tvt mot ty the district under uii .annual payment plan, of betwvn 0i)i an I 410, "00 a yoar. MAIISEIIJ.ES. March 22. (P) Tlio Sea Flea Is the name of hydro glider which moves In long leaps from tho tops of waves and which Its inventor proposes to hop, skip and Jump across tho Meditcrannean and thence across the Atlantic o Iluenos Aires. Willys Six Makes Trip Through Snow WJtb. the trend of the automobile industry toward tho lighter yet more powerful automobiles, ' wlfi, the demand tor economy as 'one of the mast Important points of consid eration on the part of the buyer,' owners will be Interested in the re cent performance of a nev Willys Knight Six "Seventy" between Little Falls, N. Y. and Buffalo. The. trip, which was made on February ,1, was through a blinding snowstorm, one ot the worst In the history of New York state. At 6:15 p. m. on that date N. B. Bron ner, Willys-Overland mechanic in Little Falls, and four other passen gers started for Buffalo In the face of a howling blizzard. The car I equipped for the road, including chains, had a total roadweight of 3,100 pounds. The total passen ger weight was 927 pounds. The party arrived In Buffalo at 4 a, m., having covered the treach erous 23S.1 miles from Little Falls in S '4 hours, or an average of about 2S miles per hour. Considering the storm and condition of the roads for night driving, the . time for the distance, was outshadowed by bat one feature the gasoline consumption of the new "Seventy." For the en tire trip under these adverse cir cumstances, the new Willys-Knight Six had averaged 1 9 Vi mljes to the gallon of gasoline. i U. S. Army Buys Dodge Car Fleet U S ARMY INSIDE The unusual ' record made by Dodge Brothers Motor cars as offi cial transportation units of the Unit ed States army in France and this country during the World War, is further, recognized by the govern. ment in the purchase of 51 units by the Tanama Canal Commission for use in the Canal one. ; ; Approximately 20,600 Dodge Brothers cars were in the service during the war. These cars were often driven at night, up near the battle lines, when Hghte were forbid deri., over terrain strewn with barbed wire,' fallen trees, shell holes and other obstacles. Only a motor car of unusual sturdiness could with stand such usage. "Tho purchase of additional Dodge Brothers Motor cars indicates that the government has not forgotten the remarkable record these cars made during the war," declared Mr. Wakefield, local Dodge Brothers dealer. Portland Rosebuds LoseN. Y. Match NEW YORK, March 23. (Pi New York Americans blanked the Portland Rosebuds in the first of their two out of three games In the Inter-lcague hockey scries here last night tor a purse of $20,000. ' Playing under the eastern rules, the western league Portlandcrs could not meet the dashing fire of the locals and went down, 2-0. The sec ond game tomorrow night will he played with the western rules pre vailing. PA Y.I WOOD FINK TUCSON, Ariz., March 23. (P) An Indian ' .woodcutter will pay a $20 fine for drunkenness with four loads of wood valued at Xi each. He will haul tho wood from Santa Rosa, 80 miles distance and will travel 640 miles altogether In pay ing his fine. For your Easter coat, dress or hat go to Boo Bogin'8 store, 120 So. 7th President 'Loses Race With Death n ' t nmmmmn mil t L .v " . f ' ''-'7 This pirtuiv. I.-l.pliut.Mtl west, shows tin' ilramallc i':-?r vl'hr ptvsiilent rollmvitl bV IiIh son In sliown entcriiiif (Kl TflfihirtiRrqih ) Only iTwb States Vote Dry In National Straw Ballot (Copyright. 1926. by NG.V Service. Inc. Reproduction In Who!o or In Part Prohibited.' CLEVELAND, Oh'o, .March 2:1. One of the three states to r'turn a majority for prohibition slipped back into the wet columns today as tabula tions of a new batch of ballon were completed In the nation Mo prohi bition referendum conducted "y NEA Service and associate newspa pers throughout, the country. The two Carolinas Bnd Kansas had from the first maintained Rood dry majorities. But today North Carolina, under the impetua of a heavy wet vote from Durham, went wet by a small margin, although tb- drys stjll ,have. plurality. Otherwise, there was no cbanse in the relative standings c! 'he states. The total vote is now I,02J.0S!i. di vided as follows: . . For prohibition.. 30il, 171. For repeal. 512,318 For modification, SO.1,602. The repeal and moiu'icntion to tals were notably, swvlled by new returns from Massachusetts. New York and Ohio also added strength to the anti-prohibition ead. The drys continued their climb .in Texas and added votes in the mid west. In Kentucky and We3t Vir ginia they maintained their plurali ties and South Carolina and Kansas continued to vote strongly for pro hibition. Additional returns from California and Connecticut wore slightly wef and''fhe drys lost' a small bit of ground in Michigan. Rheumatism t . -T ..Use, Trunk's' Prescription becanrie It Js 0, shame to sufforith thsuniir tfe'mS" This Prescription does not ruin the stomach, It does not depress tho heart, neither does It require dieting to make it effective. 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Almost - without exeep-! tion, the small cities and country towns participating In the poll have j voted far more heavily, In propor tion, than the big cities. In any number .of cases the vote cast com- pares vsry favorably with the aver- i age vote at a regnlar election. . ' ' j : About halt of these smaller cities voted lVv, but in all the modifica tion strength was surprising. V HENLEY The ladles of tho Bonanza com munity club presented a vaudeville at the Henley gymnasium on March 20. This vaudeville was given at Bonanza' and proved a great success. The purpose ot this play.was to cre a greater community spirt.-. The; rehearsal of the high school play "A Pair of Sixes," . is In good progress. The cast is as follows: . George . B. Nettlcton, Charles Booth, J". Jloggs Johns, Floyd Short, business partners.. , ... Kromc, . their r bookkeeper Jay Manning. t, . . , Miss .Sally Parker, their sten ographer Lucille Dawson... . . Thomas J. Vanderholt, their law yer Lee Dixon. Tony Toler, their salesman Mcl vin Groeley. Mr. Applegatc Cecil Haley. Offlco Boy Frank Hunnlcutt. Shipping Clerk James Jackson. MrB. George B. Kottleton Juuo Bradbury. ' ' " Miss Florence Cole Marjorle lleeder. Caddies, an English maid of all work-Bonnio Short. '; The Klamnth-Copco '' basketball team has been practicing at tho gym nasium every night. ' -V Tho Glee Club practlcod on Mon day and Thursday morning. ' Mr. U. E. Reedcr returned from Los Angeles on Wednesday evening nftnr a ten days 'Visit with relatives. Jim 'Heals, nn employe of the Chas. Drew ranch, Is Buffering with a broken wrist sustained when h's horse fell with, him while M"flrg horses at thn Drew ranch noar Hprngnti River. Mr. und Mrs. A. R. Campbell A I'ln s Grovo are tho proud parent! of an eight pound hoy. A ininilior of the men of th cini 2:.nliy pactlcod basel'.! w!lh th'.i lilKh nciiool hoys Siimh'c nftetioon. M.'S Avis - McConn.il, Holly Mc C'onnel ,'nd Aubrn llrt.dbui y were vLsI'tis .U the It. E. Bra..'l.iry Ii'inie Sunday. PhPin Blnckman h:i been abn.'nt from h. liool some tlim: because of illness, i ;(. ;. , ,.; ; . , . i '. Clarnrico Hill,, who has boon at- finish or llvshlcut t'nlvln roollilKi'' tho Wrmonl fann homo wlu'w Ills tending the University of Oregon, ar rived home.. Saturday for a ten days vacation. J. - ' . ' . (lludys. Win and Olive Mill who have been attending' the Oregon Nor mal school at Monmouth will arrlvo home Thursday to spend a week's vacation with their parents. At a meeting of the high school hoard on Saturday evening, thn en tire faculty of the Ilonley school wat re-elected for tho comlnr eur. school race with ilcnlli. rmhrr Ill's ilrnd. . gi'KKH MOONS1IIXK TASK CUEKLKY. Colo.. March !3. (,V) An illicit stilt and Illicit love fig ured iu the rase of Miguel Oomos, churned with operating a liquor plant, tioniei tvsllfled that Juan Meas had an "overwhelming Inter est" In his wife and that Meat planted the still In his chlckvn cnop In tho hopo nf gelling him out of rho way. The Jury a'qultled Gomez ! and sentenced Meas to three years iji thn penitentiury. 15,000 Miles, No Tire Trouble Long Trip Just Ended, Man loud in Praise of Seiberling Cords Cases similar to the one stated above are com mon to any Seiberling dealer and even in Klamath County, where the roads are a real test such instances as this are brought to our attention almost every day. 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