THE EVENING IIEKALb KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Tuuaduy.lJuly 13, 1920
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Pay NttK
RAVELING BU1GK
OURING WORLD
VISITS PORTLAND
-OKTLANl), July 13. The
"llouiid-th-Wurltl Ilulck," which
,ntirvl On-guii hint TuiiHiluy on Its
trli around llm I'lillutl Htiitii, ar
ylYi'd in J'urtluna- yostcrdiiy, where
H wu placed iiu display ut tllo
II o w u r it Aiitniiiiilillii company's
rinli-srouuis ut Tlilrtnonili and llurl
Kl'Uu stroiit. Tuesday It will leave
for WiiHhInittiin, wln-rii It will l)
shown In Yuiii'iiuvor iiml Kelso Iio
fnni Ii'iivIiik (or Hi'iitilv iiml ulhi-r
norllirrn point.
Toduy imil tomorrow, Hiinilny und
Muiiiluy, It run ho aeon it t llm How
ard auloniohllit nu li-nriMMiiK. Tho cur
00 It" trip iirouiid lliu wiirlil visited
liTory rllimili', traversed every nun
of Toml mill was driven by 350 dif
ferent drivers In Iiu 3U.00U odd
nillcs of isnltiK. In nil ut this lliui
bat uim purl wu ropluccd und mi
work tii doiifi on llm car except
neroibary adjustments, which every
owner should uiuVu on IiIh cur dur-
iag tlii ciiunn of rcgulur weur mid
tear.
Thu rnr wan tout uruuud, the
World and given lntu the bund of
to uinny Ultfi-rcnl driver to show
tba reliability u( Ilulck und to
empbaslm thv fun thin If any acci
dent did hnppen thut Ilulck aorv
tee ii arnlluhlii lu every purt of
tbo uulvorne. The suuie lUelbod Ik
bold taken lu nutting tho ear over
tb United Hiatus.
A representative from every d't
r organltullon along the highways
take It on to the nest ono. J. II
llennlson n( Medtord Automobile
Company, Medford. received tho car
at thn California-Oregon tat lino
from William Hudson of the Yroka
Auto rompany, Vreka, Calif., and
Mr. J. 11. Ilrnnicom of tho Kelao
Ilulck company. Kelso. Waiih., will
deliver the car to Mr. II. II. Quick
of the II. 11- Quick Auto company.
Chebnlia, Wh.. next Wednesday
Tho car la a six-cylinder touring
and snows llttlo appeurauco of liev
ln iMien around tho world.- The
liurr of thn engine would not Indi
cate that It luia had such uaugo B
It mul hnvo undergone. Tho car
t i i.l. rlwltl.huml drive
IH l'4Mll'l"M . "
to runfurin lo furelgn regulations
of travel and (rout thla atandpolnt
nluno In ut grl ar Ihlercst.-
Motorists Swindled Out
Of Thousands of Dollars
' By Sale of Bootleg Oils
NICW YUKK, July 1 3. Charges nml enna bearing the lubulii of tho
LA (illANHK. Ore.. Jul i --UT,
Markton amut proof oats ri Do
ing tried out In Union county by
aercriit furiners. with tincournslng
rosul:. County Agent 11. ). Avj-rv
report.' ' !
Let it
, breeze in
next Thursday nijjht,
th'e news of thin epochal
price reduction event.
Where
FOR
QUICK rSALF..
Block of Stock in
Mungcr Sendee
Laundries, Inc.
' ' Owner "(Jcsit'cs
, to c))i iit.,oncc.
. No ttasOUiiMc
offer refused
Apply Room US.
Pitcher Bldg.; Cor..
5th & Main Streets
Klamath Fails, Oiegon
of fruud uf(uctliig almost every
community lu the United Mule are
iiih ile by the American Pair Trade
leugua q a renull of It Inviistlgii
I Ion n lntu thu snlu of bootleg lilbrl
'ii ii tn to Amerlcun nutotnobllo Own-
era. The run u It ant loss to the pub
lic In i-stluiulvd by tho Inroallgulor
ut nearly fl,UUO,000 a year.
1'renldliiK Jlldgo Ueorge V. Hlmp-
son of tllo New Turk commercliil
(riiuiU court bin Hummed up tho
Mltuutluu III an offlclul stutvmout
(rum tho bench, urging the need o(
liiiinedliitn und dnistlc action lo
stump out thu ovlln of thla aubnll-
lullou. which la anld to tuko place
In &0 per cent u( all purchasu of
liibrlciitlng oil.
Thu court'a alnleinnnt win mude
in connection with a lent cane
brought by tbo Kulr Tmlo leigue
iigiillint Ilia proprietor of a 'ew
York city aervice motion, charging
him with aubntltutlng Inferior olla
for hlgh-gmdu lulirlinnln ordered by
Notorial, Juntlco Blinon'i aluto
tni'iit waa aa (ollown:
"Thla cune Is one o( tbo mom Im-
liiirtnut ever brought befuro tba
coiiimerclnl fruuda court, uocaunn
iho nnture u( tho alleged fraud In
terim millions of motor car uncru
In every pn,rt of tho t.'nltud 8tuuia.
It 1 eatliuatvd that 20,1100,000 mo
tor vehlelea are operated In the
United Hlutca at an operating cont
of llO.gVO.VUO.000 a year. Tb)
autoinubllo tnduntry now rnnka a
the Inrsenl of thla country' manu-
(acturra. Heventy per cent of tho
borne of thla country own car
"Thla groat army of automotive
euulpment manufacturer, deeleru
and owner la In need of protection
agalnat the loaaca ruiultlng from
undue wear and tear due to tho
ubntltutlon of Inferior grado of
lubricating olla. Tho varlou anno
elation of motor equipment manu
facturer, distributor bnd uaora
can render oo tnoro valuablo.acrT
tcu lo tho ear owuer of the coun
try than to co-operalo tor protec
tion agalnt the lubntltutton of In
ferior and unultublo lubricating
Olla."
Thn American Fair Trade leugtio
later laaucd tbo following Blate-
oient:
"Itocenl Inroatlgatlon by , the,
American fair Trade league buow
that mote than 25.0OO,OOO rortU,
of motor car , parte are ncedloaety
belnr deatroye'd each year in Ndw
York city alona through tbo aubatl
tution by irreponlblo aervice ata
Hon of Inferior lubricating olla for
hgu-grado oils of standard quality
ordered by motorist. After aend
ln out Ita own Inveatlgatora nd
consulting loading oil " manufactur
er and distributor, tho league
eatlmntei that auch aubatltutlon
inVe nlaco In CO ocr cent t tho
alea of lubricating oil In thla tor
rllory.
"KKty to alxty dollar car por
year auema a couiiervatlvo eatlmnto
for tho cot of Injuries to bearing)
duo to uno of Interior Oils. Multiply
thla by 20.000,000. tho approxlmato
number of licensed motor vehicles
In iho entire Uulted 8tato. and the
national Hlgnlflcancp of this prac-
tiuo becomes eiTikuigty appuem
"Ilenutabla manufaeturors of lt
brlcntlng oils have spent millions of
ttiillnr In educating car users con
corning tho grado ot oil moat sult-l
i ..nn. stf ' mnlAfl
nolo lor vunuuB ijvuo
rqulpment. Car owners nro grow
ing neemtomod to ordortng .thqir
lubricating oils by nntno and grndq
and to following charts carefully
prepared by tho manufnoturor.
- ''Dut lto grood of tho initalirooiii
service station, coupled with ,tho
fuel that It is almost Imposaiblo for
tho car bwuor to dottict substitution
front tho uppoaranco f ,lho oils, ho
buys, has 'fostorod widosprond suh
stitutlon. Theso 'gyp' BorTlco .sta
tions will tako ordora'fbr any brand
or grado of oils and till thorn all
from tho eamo tank. To lon'd 'at
mosphoro' tUoytnay bnvo $11 dumis
well-known standard olla.
"Tlta dotoctlou of these Inferior
grades of oil Is a Job for an export.
Under (he tnlcroacope they fro
quenlly show grit which may not
bo vlHlblo to. tliu nuked eye, but
which anon rulna the most vital
part of thn engine. - ,
"Tlione I O w - g r d o lubricant,
many of them, are purchasable In
tho open markot for IS to 20 centa
a gnllon and tho tnotorhit I charged
ii high us 11.20 a gallon under the
Impression that -ho Is buying the
bast gradn of oil and the grade
most suitable for bl particular type
of ear."
(JKTH f.Vt A'I HK.WH
L OltA-VUB. Ore., July 13. (H
Police hero today are aearching
for rho person who entorcd tho J. II.
I'curo Jewelry store last night and
oscaped with about 12 caali and
abjut t0 worth of rojry bead. .
Tho burglar took the cush from
tba register, grabbed the bead from
a ojirntor and overlooked several
Jiundrcd dollar' worth of pearls and
other Jewelry.
Anyway, Ford Had
To Pay 15 Cents
l.KADKU KXI'IXJTKll
KUOESE. Ore.. July !. P)
F"rd Btorer. ot Ilutle. Pa., com
mander In chief of the Vetorana of
Foreign Wara of tlhe V'nlted Bttatc.
Is expected t be In Kugone lo at
tend the atato convention of that
organltWn July 16-18.
.t'tUM COO COt .M Y
Mr. and Mra'.' ' E. A. ' Waikor of
Coqulllo are business visitor hi re
today, slopping at the hotel While
I'cllcan.
Anil I Hindu lli-nry Kurd
pay mo Unit 10 cents,"
Curl von Collin spcuklug.
You sue. Curl run a reatiiuraut 4
and saloon across from Kord's
bicycle shop In-Detroit, and
Henry came Ig- hungry .one
day, ate a slewful of bean
and a mens of cabbage, and
then leu ned over tho eounter
und Midi' '
'Listen, Curl; I'm going to
lot you In on the ground floor, 4
cheap. Come to tho door with 4
mo."
Curl did. Henry pointed to
buggy, minus borao (und 4
huft. i
"Buy, Curl, I own you for
the luueh. . Now, give- me 00
cents and murk tho luncn
paid, and you can have $1,000
worth ot stock In that horse-
lus currlage."
Carl thought, a moment.
Henry' tub had run up a bit O
In tba past, und cash was bet-
tor than purt ownership lu a
currlugo that didn't run. Ho
ho shook his beud sadly, suy-
lug:
"Sorry, Henry, but It won't
go. You fool some of these
bero boioe If you want to,
but but I want my 1 5 cent.
Pay up. Henry."
Henry Kurd took two nick-
el and five copper from hi
overall and passed them over.
"And thafa why I don't
own any stock In tbo Ford
company today." ' .
Carl von Collie said that as
he sailed on the Majestic
IF PELICANS WIN AND
MEDFORD LOSES; THREE
LEAGUE TEAMS WILL TIE
HOAItU IH Ol'HTfclt
I,
Next Sunday Klumuth plays Ah-
lund at homo and , Medford plays
Grunts Puss In the Cave City, ac
cording to the official schedule of
the Southern Oregon League,
Should the Pelican break their
losing streak and beat the Lltblans
and ahould Grant Pa vanquish
the Apple Knockers from Medford,
an extremely unusual triple tin for
first place In the percentage column
ot the league race will result. Un
der such an outcome Klamath,
Asblund, and Medford will all be
tied with five wins and four losses
for a standing of t&a.
The Klumatb club will require
considerable strengthening before It
appear that the 1'ellcana have a
chance. Captain Duback is nursing
a crippled paw and the loss of
Frenchlo Bayness at third will seri
ously bundlcap thu local club.
Klamath must nncover a first rate
catcher by Sunday or tbelr. chances
are considerable below par.
A - new pitcher, a new cutcber.
and a new outfielder arc badly
needed on the local club at the
present time.
With the loss of Bayness at
third. Cap Duback will probably
switch to the difficult corner and
will undoubtedly play. Sunday even
though he must carry hi crippled
hand In splints.
Duback is now tho leading swuts-
man of the Pelicans und probably
the leading sticker of the league
with a, percentage of 441 following
bis unusual performance of batting
a 1,000 in tbo game last Sunday,
with five bits out o( five trips to
the plate.
MODESTO. Cal. Tiie bor4 . or
education 'Will receive Ululii and.
"gruduato tJdiiuy. '. it received, the
propor nuinber of "ctedlU'' Ut, -cvitll
oUi'.itUin hold oretrdy.. ' The
recall wiu based on tho auuiwiunoei
attempt 'of the board lo "cjiango tba
location of the hl7h soliool and
voting for the buying of a' high,
school site on Dry Creek." , . .
Picture Friunep
J Made to Ortle " " ''
I The Peasleys
' 6piiotrlto the Court aqua
ffldfeiiff
DTI em
Emmery
econd dais for Europe. Ho
added:
VI could bo sailing on my
own yacbt If I did, but I made
Henry Ford pay me that IB
cents' Just the same. Thafa
more'n some guys can say." ,
riuY oii iuix
LOUISVILLE, Ky Mark Twain
said a lot of people ompkaln about
the weather but ihe over feeard of
anybody doing anything about It.
They do In Kentucky. Mayor Will
ot Louisville Issued a proclamation
and citizens are praying for rain.
In Winchester, '.. a hundred miles
away, prayers are being offered that
the heavy rainfall cease. ,
If your only car la a flivver you
don't hare to go around worrying
about wrecking your limousine.
I
Sail aboard the new Prbicets d'iinj to Victoria
and Vancouver then travel through the mag
nificent Canadian Pacific Rockies on a fast
transcontinental train. Stopover as long as you
wish at Banff, Lake Louise and the far-famed
Bungalow Camps, where days and niahta will '
pass as hours while you enjoy yourself lo the
utmost. Returning, come via Calgary and Spo
kane a compute Circle Tour with never the umt
ictnet tvrict! .
Low Excursion Fares are effective nov-truly
moderate when you consider the many pleas
ures of this trip. Local affents will triad Wr fiinUk
you with literature and further information;
mu" " imsapons anu .extenuj a
nearly welcome,
Canadianfttific
life?? ag m
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Yesterday Results I
: -
' ' Atncrlcnii t'auno
81. 'louIb, 6, WaaWagton 7' WO, In-
Cblcflgo .' Phlludolpbla, ,0.
Potrolt S. iioston; 2.
i Cleveland 6, Now tork 2.
Katlonal
tlrookbn ' O. Chicago p. '
Doiiton.'a. BU touln . : ' J
'iMi'o'ol'pu,(a''8,,Clnclt(iwitl J. . f
Now VWk' 3, rtt8huru fl.
A. it- bowman will take ip his
dutlos at tho local postofllco to act
as rollef man while mombors of tho
force tako tholr vacations, iwUlob
run between July 1 and Pocembpf
I'M. STARTING the day right with my
jimmy-pipe and a load of . Prince Albert.
,' Bring on your work. Heap it up. We
three, are going to wade through it like
a trick dog going through a paper hoop.
Me and the pipe and Prince Albert we
can lick any job ... . like that!
No fo.C'ling, Men, P. A- is a grand
little pal. It knocks trouble out in the
very 'iirst round. It smooths out the
avrinkles and paints a beautiful sunburst
. jn the darkest tloud. No wonder they
call p. A. tlie National JoySmoke t
sure is great tobacco.
Prince Albert is as cool and refreshing
as the morning plunge. Sweet as a peach,
un-cooked on the tree. Fragrant as a
; bridal, bouquet. I like the .way it treats
my tongue and throat too. Never a
regret, never a protest, . np matter how
hard I hit it up, morning to midnight.
:Ypu may think you're all set on the
matter of smokes. I want to say right
here. and now that unless you have signed
on with Prince Albert,-you've been miss
ing the, treat of youtyoung life. Get,
ypurself a tidy red tin of this wonderful
tobacco and see. That's a tip!
I. A. U toli Mrywhtrt tn II Ji rti
timu pound mni hlt-paund lin Auml.
im, end pound cryfltt-nlmlt humidor
with ipongt-mohlentr top. And
otwoyt wiih ovtrr oil of bilt ond portk
remove br lAc Prince Albtrl proetii.
Ml
no
is like it!
B l!, J- RryaoMi Tdhmit
Conpinr. Wlaston-itftlrai, Nv C,
other t abac co
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