GARS MADE IN
AMERICA SELL
BEST-IN EAST
OETUOIT, Sept. II. fiuther-
lland P I I r h. representative ot
I Dodge Brothers, Inc.. in the N'm
and Par East, ha Just returned
in the home office after fear's
trip of nnarlr 60.0011 tulle. Mr
Pllih visited practically every
city of commercial Importance In
Egypt, Palestine, Penda, India.
Slam, Indo-t'hlna. Malay Slate.
China. Japan and the Philip
pine, studying the conditions
wader which motor car and
truck, particularly those manu-i
factored by Dodge Brothers, are
being marketed.
American made automobile
and trucks predominate in the
rountrles visited by Mr. Pilch, he
say, almost to the exclusion ot
those, manufactured elsewhere,
lie report that the market for
American made vehicle I pi
binding rapidly in ludia, al
though the British, Italian and J
French manufacturers are mik
ing strenuous effort to regain j
their one time supremacy which I
baa been practically wrested from
them by the X'nlted State.
. Trucks manufactured In Am
erica enjoy a practical monopoly
In India.. Mr. Pllcb states, except
. lf". government and municipal
' use. s"As India is governed by
England it is only natural that
Tlrlttsh trucks are used by tbo
government." be say. "However.
American trucks even have a
foothold In this field, the mail
contract in Bombay being serv
iced by Dodge Brothers and
Graham Brothers vehicles."
' Returning to the fulled States
Mr. Pilch .visited Hong Kong
ssd Shanghai where all business
U at a ataadstill because ot the
civil war that ha been raging
In China for months. Cblna hat
Just Imposed a 30 'per rent Im
port duty which. Mr. Pilch re-
- ports, will undoubtedly (till fur
ther reduce motor Imports to this
market.
In Japan Mr. Pilch found auto
mobile sale comparatively good
despite the recent financial crisis.
The splendid new road tbat have
been built from Kobi to Osaka
and from Yokohama to Tokio,
roupled with 6ther ambition road
developments now in progress.
Hhould make this market for
United Slates ran and trucks
well worthy of Intensified salos
efforts, he .say.
Woman Burned in
. Big Hotel Blaze
,. t . :
SAN FRANCISCO, SepL 21.
(T P.) One unidentified woman
was burned to death In a tire
which gutted a snlsOn district
rooming hoase here late last
night. : ' . .
' .The body "of tne woman was
discovered by police searching
tie ruins after the fire.
, ' Firemen searching the ruins of
the . tbrefrtory frame rooming
house in an effort to learn wheth
er there had been loss of life
Whta It was gutted by fire short
ly after eleven o'clock, failed to
1 tlnd the body. j
The fire bad spread from the
first ' story to the roof before
the fire department was called
sod It wss Impossible , later to
chock on. the occupsnts to lean
whether or not any were missing.
Dance Meeting Has
Sinister Outcome
MILWAUKEE. Wis.. Sept. 21.
(AP) A dance ball meeting two
years sgo between Elmer Peter
. son. 24. of Chicago and Katblyn
Foley, 22, of Milwaukee, today
bad mantled the Foley home In
. .
dea and had made Peterson a '
bunted man.
, Janet Foley, sister of Katblyn
waa shot to death last night when
Peterson, so the police were told.
forced his way into tne roley
bouse. George Foley, father of
the young woman, was wounded,
perhaps fatally, by another bul-
let when ho attempted to prevent
Peterson's attentions being forced
upon Katblyn.
Nun and Children
.Burned sn Mmxmn
' I'UINCE ALBERT, Sask., Sept.
21. UP One nun and ID children
were burned to death when the
lleauval Roman Catholic mission ,
on Lao La Plonge was destroyed
by fire Monday, according to
word received here today from
lllg River, Saak.
. . The mission is In an Isolated
sod Ion of northern Saskatchewan
aifd only these, meager detail
havo been received.
. . . . CARD OK THAXKH. ,
' We wish to thank the many
friends for the kind telegrams
and letters, floral offering given
(luring the illness and death of'Hex search Fellowship. Fly
our wiovea wire ana mmner
r. .w. lisiui n ana nw..
HOMER EVANS OARICH. J
I
. Kvery shocking flMpper is fol-.
lowed by a gang of shock
sorbets,
Lindbergh Draws Thousands in
m . p b
1 :
t'S : "4 vl Tk-ViHsL''-tXAjTi Thcnsnods and hundred of,
:' " I 0 v i' " fLL" K t (1 1 thousand assembled In Pac .
i
A PHILOSOPHER AND A PRESIDENT
O11
Frank Crane,' modem day" philo-onjier, "gets a Rrent dcnl of
. ... ..v- .' . hitnilcbukcr PrvxM.'iH.
"Comfort is. purely sn Ameri-,
can Institution. ' If you would
get the most out ot life look
to your comfort."
This rather pointed bit of philo
sophy comes from no lees sn au
thority than Dr. Frank Crane,
whofs philosophical advice is
broadcast daily to more than
20.000.000 Atucricsns through ;
the medium of dally newspapers
And. Dr. Crane is one philo-'sly
sopher who follows his own ad
vice. He has a home in Holly
wood, within fivo-cent telephone
local toll distance of s dozen or
more home of Internationally .
famous screen stars, and in the j
garage back of that home hat
Republican Parley j
PHILADELPHIA. Pa., Sept. 21. J
CAP) The republican ornaniza-i
a i - .1 . .l -v- i. : s
-""v i
".tor - Elect William h. are. ap -
psrentiy was still in contrrjl Is
"loIPu' to,lar dl,!,;te ,ev"
'""a Independent voters with-
" Vtty for a new order of
'gressman Edward T. Taylor of
Returns from yesterday's prl- Colorado announced today,
mary eoction from nearly one-j Taylor said he wonld request
half of the 1.617 divisions gave'a Bt u0 lied In the high court
the organization slato a com-jt0 protect upper-basin rights to
tortaoie lead, out it was lar uo -
low pre-election estimates of the;
leaders. In the mayoralty con-
test. In which the fight centered, j
ngures ,rom .1. o.w..o.
that Harry A.'. Marker, organlia-.
,tlon randidato, was Jeadlng J
Hampton Moore, Independent, by
"i'1- lne vo, m lnei,e al"
yllons wss MacUey 116,931 end
Moore E8-75
' Fly-Tox
First in Australia
The Australians have shown by
their purchase that Hy-Tox is
ineir cwr, ,or Killing an noue-
nom insects. II was necessary
establish. Fly-Tox factory at
Sydney In 1925. It capacity has
iince been increased four-fold to
.upp-ly the growing demand. Fly
Tox i sthe scientific (nsectide
lhat was developed at Mellon In-
ttltute of Industrial Research l y
fox a,B() moiht mosuttltoes
nls. riinclies snl.lers i.iH l,uH
bllg, a, well , Ue,.Adv.
if ,.vpry ay wits' Hnnrtny som
iih-!people would work tin involve to
; death.
-
b ' t b si
' Jl ..
eirr
stabled a new Studcbckcr Pre.fl
No'
I don't need
else." Dr. Crane commented, in
his typically humorous manner. '
j when Interviewed. "I'm going to!
. do nothing except dictate enouRh
i words cv.ry day to keep my
' newspaper articles going and rid-i
around in the Kiudebakcr."
j The celebrated preacher of op-j
limit
ana success inciucn.any
i lakes occasion to' puko a bit of
fun at the city and sec' Ion
which he has chosen fur bis per-1
mnnent home. i
"Don't think, though, I am
real Hollywooder la all ways." ,
he milled. "I hare Juxt one
wife. Eotne of t!ie boys out
here seem to have. 'rm in relays. .
River Parley
m t
rVI'VvT IVrinH O. irl
iTitxy i. t,4-i i a-LV
pi - li
I X V fc W Kut.l 7 I
- -
nir-.-aJ.
,Tno L. H. supreme conr'. mil De.(0 baU hn world prom,or at
,asw i take Jurisdiction In ,he .uxy Theater in New York.
, Colorado river negotiations un-1
(ha MV.u.nllta pa.t , rati- t'f T . -
fiM , ,n(, Bnf fn ( on- AalllOrma LetS
( - 0ora(i0 river water unless the
pa, t is signed by tl seven stales
While such an appeal would
have no effect on the Ariiona-J
California controversy over
i vision of lower-lmsln' water, the
'decision would establish the leKal
status of the present division of
water between' the two basins re
gardles ot any pact, he said.
Congressman Taylor predicts a j
program Involving flood protec-1
tion for Imperial Valley Is vlr-1
tually sure of acceptance by con-Ion
grexs at the next session In the
light of recent disastrous floods
n ,he Mlssissliipl and the need
of , nollu flood control
pro
gram. Senator Hiram Johnson of
California will .doubtless back
such a measure, lie said.
Seeks $100,000 for
Injured 'Reputation
1.03 ANGELES. Sipt. 21. (I T
Charstna that ntuiiher m:n was I
! falsely given .red It for his work I
In designing sets for the motion'
picture "Sunrise," Itocluu Gllese,
THE FAT.N'INTi IIFT?ATJ, KLAMATH FAUA OREGON.
His Visit to Coast
.
,!i'FIi:iT MUCH
flri Ailnntlc flight, on his tour
In behalf of commercial avla-
tloa rpner left Is a scene at
Ihe i-an rranclseo t Ivlc Cen-
ter. rpper right. "l.lndy" at
th. microphone, broadcasting
L!i message. rtelow, the
l!r.i'.:S at Oakland municipal
alrp.rt that Lindbergh un
ve'.l.d la memoir of Lieut.
Maitland and Hegenberger,
first airmen to , conquer tbo
lViclfic.
i
s:V?r
comfort out of life with .list
And this now homo of mine
It's Juy like every other south
anvthlnc era California house: It's for
sale. Do you knbw anybody that
went lo buy it?"
Dr. Crane will discuss any
thing always with the humorous
slant of bis mellowed years. II.'
even had a word or two to say
a!)ont the flappers,
" I have reached the age wherj
young gin kiss me. ana never
tpt an eve." be asserted, "which
how I am not dangerous any
more. I never get over enjoying
It, however, and any candidate
for this huiior may Jot down
the nddress, 641 MrCndden Place,
Hollywood. California. Lino
forms to th eart. Now Is tbo
time to subscribe."
noted German art director now
under cotitract to Cecil B. De-'
' Villi, hi filrf suit fnr tlofl.AnOl
. .... .
"amages againsi me ro. rum
Corporitlon.
I At t'hn : trirt time, il wai Ha !1
- 1 ttorney wired Now York
a,SOriate8 to secure an Injunction
Road Contracts
RACIJAMENTO. Calif., Dipt. 21
(t'P Contracts 'or nearly I
i:oo,uo worth of highway and
(,ridKO work havo been'' lot by
II-l,h, rimrn!., ,tt t leh.av com.
mission. '-.
The award are as follows:
For 4.33 mile bituminous top-
pins at intervals between the
west boundary of Monterey conn-1
ty. and Camphora. to Granite Con-'
strurtlon company, Watson vlllo,
a bid of 127,892.
For 4.8 miles concrelo raVe
ments from Hollands tp tbo
southern boundary of Kin Ber
nardino county, to Mnddox Mr oth
ers of Elsinorc, on a bid of
IS 53.4 10.
For a concrete bridge across
Wilson creek In Glenn county, to
Germain and Nichols, Gerhor, on
u bid nf tO,Pn.
For B04 feet of retaining wails
i;long Ocean Front in Ventura
'county, to Hall Brothers, Ventura,
on a bid of S9,9iH.
Money
h"Hliaie
nun II. 1
tiilkK, but It
lung eiiotiKh
doesn't
In mm V
M A C U Q R A ( T CSan Diego is
.miuii u 1 1 1 1 it i-u
Nash owners and thousand
ot people who huve accepted the
Nash .Motor cottiptuy'a Inrlta
Hon to drive on of th It alt
cylinder, seven bearlnir crank
shaft models, are outspoken In
their prale of th Nash two-way
mechanical lour wheel braking,
system.
Nash engineer explain thnt
the "two-way" foature of Nash
brake mean lulernal eipandlug
trout wheel brake and external
contracting rear. This principle,
combined with full equalisation.
usage have found that th brakes
owro adjustment very tnfrequent-
, . U1M, of th. , Urg.
. .... r..
or1' rfac. pressure neee-
"r I,D b1 to B",rh
' than In other Mr of similar
i weight, with th result that there
Is much less wear. Womn, es
pecially, appreclai th eas with
which thee brake bring 'he car
to a atop under slight pressure
front th foot.
The Nash brake, together with
the new alloy steel springs, 'new
j easy steering, fast pick-up an J
'exceptional smoothnesa . of the
seven bearing crankshaft motor,
jar feature ot th new Nash
jtcodel Invariably commented on
by all who drive the cars.
Flyer Is Forced
Down By Bad Fog
HOSEiH'nG. Ore.. Bcpt. SI. (T)
Jsmes Rlnebsrt, one ot the air
derby flier In the race from Saa
I Francisco to Spokane, landed at
Camas Valley near here this
morning at about :30 o'clock
He waa forced down by the hevy
... M.kbln . ..Ulna Inn lit
for safe living. Anotner pian
jwas about Sou yards ahead of
him at the time be landed. j
The landing was made - In ?
rough cow pasture and the plane
I skidding to one side caused a
tire to blowvout. damaging the
landing gear. A new wheel ba
been ordered from Portland ind
cannot arrive before tomorrow
morning unless rushed here by
plan. In the event the wheel
arrive by air Rlnehart plan to
make the repairs and continue
the race.
XO COMI'MMF.NT
"A fellow just told me I look
ed like you!"
"Where i be? I'll knock his
bead off!" '
"I've knocked It off." Bul
letin, Sydney.'
. Salem Salvation Army la to
build a i:i.000 barrack.
GOOD
USED
1927 Hadon. Sedan, fully equipped
and in perfect condition.
1926 Hudson Brougham, new tires
and paint. '
1925 Hudson Coach
1925 Olds 6 Coach
1926 Ford Coupe
i
1925 Ford Coupe
Cash, Terms or Trade
Acme Motor Co.-
400 So. Sixth Si.
I n : nr
Eul
BAN DIKOO. Hept. II. (IP)
San Dlugu, from whose simps Ilie
"Spirit of St. Louis" went forth
to make aerlul history under the
guiding hand of Colonel t'harln
ludlwrgh. Is ready to welcome
the sky wanderer home.
Lindbergh la due to arrive at
Mab'mcy field at 1 o'clock this
afternoou and from the motueiit -l
"propellor" of his fulthful'
plane stop whirling uulll the
hour of midnight strike Tnurs
diy. Dan Diego will devote Itself i
You're
Sure to
Save
Protection fir the plates
of a battery fur their en
tire useful life is insur
ance tliat tli battery will
last lunger and lent
befier. '
That' just what you get
lien you buy a WtllarJ
Threa Jed-Rubber Battery
plu protection for your .
pneketbook if rcinsuLi
tion should be needed.
la lelllne "I. In.lv . know hnw
glad It la lo have ului J2luui" j
again. 1
Will Rogers, deposed mayor of '
Beverly Hills. ll .preside as!
toitaimaster at the chitons' bsu-'
quel Wednesday eveulng.
ITT OX COMMISSION i
WASIIINOTON, Hept. II, (,V 1
Former Senator Irvtn L. Leif!
Floyd HenriotCo.J
234 Mdn Phone 397W
ThcWUlaid ,
- Battery men
.$450.00
550.00
325.00
.
275.00
Telephone 680
CARS
..' " . . , - :
'root of WUivnslli and Oscar XV
1 1 nderwood of Alaliaini toils
were, appointed nvpoetlvcly si
members uC t ho Aitxlu-Auiorl. mi
commission and the Franco-Am
erlcau eommlsaluu ' which iluul
with arbitration uuviUuii.
s KMX KNOl till
Judge (to witness I I wonder
how you had the ovuragu lo
attack a burglar Ilka that.
Woman: I didn't know lie wis
a burglar. I t lions In he w as my
husband Klkerlki, ! Vienna.
COAL
Sumnicr pricci on Coal
will only ln.it a fnw tluya
lonjror. You must plnro
your ordor if you wont
choop coul.
Ortlvr your wood u littla
ahead mt thvre will likely
bo some delay.
W aim lo pleas you.
Peyton & Co.
-Wood to Burn"
601 Main Phono S3S
Duck Season
OPENS OCT. 1st
And Tule Lake has more wa
ter than ever before, so
buy a King Portable Boat now and be
ure of your clucks.
IMPERIAL GARAGE
Agent for Johnson Motors
"THE GARAGE THAT NEVER CLOSES"
239 Main Phone 134
WINTER
Will Soon Be Here
Our monthly storage space is the
best in town.
1
WILLIAMS GARAGE
ALWAYS OPEN
Opposite Willartl Hotel '
Jrr444vT4Wttt4tTtfHtHtHT4tt44TwJ
Saturday,
Xruth iii
Wt(lnosi1iy,u September 21. 1027.
A .
Wonderful
Antiseptic
XL
Kleosii l.iiilil ,iilltlc
Is a scientific prepsrstlnn .
fur combating germs lu
Ilia mouth, teeth, gums,
lluual, no and mucous
surface.
It Is a valuable aid In the
Irualinrul of pyurrheu.
50c
l-ni gc rllie Tulw
STAR DRUG
STORE
sx &ll Iff
Clauata Fall. Or.
TT44-M- r
4
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Sept.. 24th
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