The Evening herald., July 21, 1926, Page 8, Image 8

'Illto Tumbles Into
V, , River; Four hurt
::(iAKt;n, oro, si.vn
Kur poi.t-in wer Inju ed lout night
whon an automobile want over a 36
fojt niuenkuient on tbo Bukor-Rleh
land highway ind rolled Into Powder
river. The Injured were , Dr. and
Mrs. 0'.' W.Ma:hai of Hiker; Mre.
Kmma Kobarts, Canyon City, and J.
P. pluukett.
' Mr R Irerls la-at'takerf to a lacal
hospital wltu a broken ollar bone.
Herald clttwlf led ads bring rosults.
.. Modern
Dentistry
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' Won who shave themeelve
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j Your Rexall Drug Btnro ban
a good assortment of i utility
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AS THE HOME
OF NEraCERN
C B. Houie, Inventor of De
. vice to End '" Bumping
y and Save Springs
Klamath, Fall , the ( headquar-1
lers of an orgniatton-which will
take the bump ,0(lt of the System
of every small' car madethat' l .
the . vision of. C.i B.., Hume., local
blacksmith and Inventcr. who has
recently secured patent rigbta on a
device known as House' Cushion
I Spring Shackle. . .' ,,-
Feature claimed for the. device
' by Mr. House are theae: , It ellm
I Inatea bumpe from the vocabulary
! ot motorists and at the same lime
i acts aa spring Insurance. . ,
Two lull r-eta ot tbe devtcea nave
Wn ln"UM on r.n. 4 h j. !
Hou for four year..' and neither nieana chassis, transmission and dlf
car during that time baa had even , '"ntlal a welt as changing the
one broken apring leaf. - .. . crankcase oil at regular Intervals.
. - - , , ,1 according to P. M. Rowles. west-
. In appearance the device 1 l-'ern of ,ha Tide WaU-r
ply a bow made .of three apring Qa . Corpor,tIoI1. .
leavea. fitting : on at the ends of. . ,
the spring and supplementing their!
action. Installation of a, set add
96 lnchea of springs to a car.
. Plan have. been, so .far develop
ed, by Mr. House that be now baa a
machine capable of turning them l M- ,uthdrlUe4 iH contlnUBlly
iowt at the rate of one tlon wvery;,,,, rtta ianger mUlng
. i T'. lobr'tlng clip. Pick ont . .peclflc
which ha Msecta. in ha ehla Is hat.! . . . . '
. , v -. . V j brand -in the proper grade for your
ter ahortly tk an improve mh- f (l u,,,. Bpeclfy, lt wheneVer
ine now building. . 1 DnrebaiM, oU.
: Forda " will be the flrat gelling Rowlea' ttated,1 ."We are. continual
objective df the'Hcrtne-organliatloh.- -jy -' trying t . make It easier for
the spring hekls can" be 'thrned a,4oi naera.to . secure their ror
out', for approximately lis;pr M :qurement regardleea o( where they
of fonri le-Uie-eeilmBtlon.Jtp, Md ma, ; 09r (aln of Veedol deal
Vltk aatjr: Ptor.'-JIow)'.. egtadl owr the I'nlted State
TV. t-t:. r .
Both' .Canadlao,, and American'
patents bare been . grantee.:: .T. vi
. tbe'.' coming ' ot additional
rait' racllitle 'to'k1amstb"Fhtla, Mr.
Houee -r ee .'. no r reop i wb'y' JJ(l
town: should noti.be made. 'bead
quarters '. for' tbertonr,toi supply
at least : 10 . irestelrn'. a'utea; y. '
''A ; '. demonstration . 'revejeij : that
tbe-: springs do -what ibey, are. s'ujp-
poeea to oo reaece naing to-iermB -
of ilmost unbllWatle comtort, a'fid
freedom frqm 'Tbratln'oC'ny' ort !.
t ' repealed UMU ovei. roagb
rvaaa, iv n .dwd1 proveo .'J ifOJei'
impossible to transmit a shock Jrom
the roadbed to the machine:- Unv
like ordinary snubbers, which simp
ly prevent , the springs rebounding
too rapidly after-striking", a bump,
the House invention aids the springs
themselves, . lessening the' strain
upon them in -'rough country
..THK .'WXATHERv, '
The Cyclo-StormagTaph a tUnder
wood's Pharjnaey shows a slightly
lower pressure today and continued
rrarm weather Is Indicated. . '
Forecast fir next ii bonrs: Fair,
probably warmer. - ." '
The Tyo?s recording, thermometer
registered . maximom and minimum
temporatures today as follows:
Hish- .......g : lTW.;...-.i
NEW X.tAUER HERE - .
Franklin Vowqc;, new general map-
ger of the Klamath, Air Service,
arrived In 'the, city, this morning
from Reno. Nevada, to take up bis
duties -with the 1-JcaI concern. 'Ytoung
fills tbe vacancy left by Jess Hart,
who has returned to hot Angeles.
7. . BECTBK ilCKXBB . . '.
".Wood 8mith of Olene. aged 37,
Olene 'secured a marriage .licenso at
the bfflco. ot. the' county clerk uto
Monday . afternoon.,, ' .
KtTKB.NDAX.Ij HOMB '
Bobort Benson Kuykendall,,, local
attorney,- .'returned . ifrotn .'Portland
tjhla morniug, ': where' the, transacted
legal business tor sOTerat cJays. , :
...... ,r gTATE tajyj- -
' Vernon . M. ,Wlcbe8," . Dunsmuir;
Robert B. D. Myers, DoitIb: F. M.
Scott, San Francisco;" Edward ' B.
Burke, ' Fresno; Charles Duncan,
Fresno; Mrs. R. B. Callanan, Ken
nett; Sam M. Ingrahan, Mantoca;
L. L. Goodrich, Stockton; Mrs. T.
S. Witherspoon, Now Orleans; O.
W. McFarland, Gridloy; U Psvis,
Salmon, Wash.; Paul M. Gregg, ras
adena; C. M. Thompson, San Die
go, were out ot state tourists regis
tered at the triple A booth' ot the'
chamber of commerce today. -
HOMIKINO SISTER IS LAW ''
Miss Frances Humphrey Is com
pllmonttng ber sister-in-law, Mrs.
Earl Humphrey of San Diego with
an evening at borne on Friday..,..',.
, MRS, OFF1ELD RESIGNS
Mrs. Loster Offiold bss rosigned
ber position at Moo's, ber resigna
tion to booome effective On Battir-
dar. ' '
THE EVENING
J-gA-HHJ-KUl ' !
Selecting Oil
M l i ii g bf Various
Brandt Declared Bad
v.. for' 'Cars .'.
A recent hcH-up him rovctiti'd
tb astounding truth thut moat
motorists are .' extremely cnri'lvis
fioM looking after the lubrication
requirement ot their oars. ; Servlc
aUtloh. operators state that In many
case It has been necessary to utw
'Win .order to niuko cleurnnrv
tor greaaos on chasla lubrlcntlon
Jobs.. In Instonce like thl where
the lubrication haa no opportunity
o reach tbe parts to be lubricated
frlctloq reaulta. Tb'a gatbera Its
toll In. . repair . bills that could bo
avoided. ,
All car manufacturers ntn98 In
the Instruction Manuals the Impor
tance of regular ' attention to all
luuncaiioo
requirements. . T h I
ha been pointed out. This la thi
habit Of a great many motorists
woo drive. Into, garagoa and aon-lco
atatloej and 1 4o not. specify the
J tBte. IamUlilr. orange'; and black Vee-
SB a nmj arc uouhuj uvkikbs(uu uj
doK algp..ruy Veedol where you
(see - thie oraege-and .black VeeUol
end ask rfor It' by name.' . In
this aV the'. mbtortt 'projects blm-
aelf .against inferior .lubricants and
protectaf ".bis. ear' against ' beat and
r lit AT HOJIE
j Alice. Virginia and Billy Oleln of
T8Lrit - art 'guest- at I
ifc-iTiBdtaotharr'Mra
the home of
A: Jlcnsiey
oh xongey. They- plan - to i
bpMa ,he lsat o( tBt week".' ..
return
BONANZA MAX : HERE .
. William IrwlA ot . Bopanza is In
tie city on tnslness today. ' '
:' tORELL. MAN HKRE
W.' H. Pan key, stock man of the
torella district is a tiuslnesa visitor
here today.' .....
MIHtt ELLIH HERE
Miss Thelma' Ellis a student of
tbe Junior College of Sacramento
arrived l In; tbe. city Tuesday to
spend the remainder of the summer-
as - tbe bouse - guest of her
cousin. Miss Lola- Weedon.
MBV MAR8HAIX HERE
, ; MrsT A.' L. ' Marshall and small
son spent the afternoon in tbe city
shopping from Ujotr ranch borne
oeafOleljo.' ' ' "
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4 .. , jRXAii. HEARD
Tbo !cas ol the .State tof Oregon
vs.; Setb. EllU); cbarsjed -with com mi t-ttoig-
ah. act ' i 'disturb the" public
morals and health, baa takon up the
greater partof yesterday and today
in Judge R,' A.Enimltt'a court The
state orf Oregon vs. Edith Maxey is
set' to llollow the present trjal.
7, , ; , , PROGRAM IS OCT . ',. '
The p'rogram of work outlined by
tho chambor ' of commerce for the
fiscal -yoar starting May 1, 1926, was
mailed this afternoon .by Mrs. Leah
S'tolth'. and Mrs.- Margaret Stelger
of i the local' office.
Eaen member erf the chombor was
mailed ; tbe program,, which has
boon outlined for tlbe coming year, .
.''. AT WMTTK.SnCRM HOME
" Through' a telegrnm i received to
day from Jessie V: McComn, chair
man of . the ' A mertcan Komo ' Do-
nartment of Oregon Federation of
Woman's clubs, Mrs. R. E. Watten
burg bas called a meeting at hor
home totnorrow evening at oighl
o'clock. ' ,
Mrs. McComb will arrive ' from
Corvallls and local women interest
ed are reaueatod to attend tbe meet
lug at wblcb time Mrs. McComb
will outline work and plans of tbe
organization, .
"' '-'NEW, PlijtNB
' Piloted by Franklin Young, gen
era! manager of tbe concorn, a now
monoplane for tbo Klamath Air ser
vice arrived hero yesterday . from
Reno, Nevada. Tbe new ship has
a capacity of ' 160 miles per bour
aud will carry two pussongors and
pilot. It will be put Into local eor
Vico bjr tbg Sanorj !mmedJftoly.,
HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, ifUJEGON
Pay Alimony Or Talk to Her!
Cism'i mnm iw mmmL
lk i&mv&tetoitxh TV 1
El . LCS ': J
ChlinKo husbands and FX hitshand who fall to pey alimony aa tbe courts
huve ordered must deal with Mr. Margaret Doner. Hho has Juut a
auimd the duties of cnmmlsalonor of the newly Instituted alimony bur
eau, and U la her Job to see that dellnqueul husband pay up with
out constant court action by ex-wlvea.
FRENCH FRANC
iik! iir nnraTrn
Mill ML I ULII I LH ton la certain
inLUL UlILn I Lll : They uasert that thore U nothing IX
bohlnil the pruHint downward movc-
PARIS July 21 ijPi The m"Dl , ut P""1'' approhonalon aup-
rrench franc nacicd favorably to- P0"'"1 apecurallon Prospect .of
day. dosing officially at 4 95 to the ,"B,1I UD,on '""D,,i ,0
ho rU'rtU'ri in'tlnanclal d", , on' Influence. - ,
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Wednesday, July 21,
MAJOR GENERAL
. HAS NEW POST
WABH1N0TON, Jilly II. ifln
Major (ieneral Win, Uasller has
been rt llsvad as commanding eniT
al of the Panama canal department
and assigned to command tha'sUih
corps area with headquarter at Chi
cago. , . ' ' y"
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