The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, February 13, 1928, City Edition, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texti M0"y - ej. - 'l - '.A. NEWS IN BRIEF Ilrtunuxl Krura (Iranta l'i Mr. and Mr. B. H. Vonlih with their daughter, Ketor, and on. Hobby, and Wise Auguat I'arker, returned on Sunday eve ning from Uruute Pa. whore thar altandad tha toldan wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mra. George Parker, prominent I oiiiMira o( tha valley. Mr. and Mra. Parker ara the paranta ( Mra. Vnatch and Mlsa Parker. A racaptlon waa bald at the I'arkar home on Hunday when mora (ban 460 relatlvee and Irlanda railed ) congratulate tba aged couple. Tino aun of Mr. and Mra. I'arknr rente from I'aueda, paying hla flrat vlalt In more than. It yeara. Vnlphiaju to Meet ' Vi.. - i. ... .... . r Delta Uauiraa chapter ot the liel-lf,1"- Ptn ' read, phlana will ba held oa TuewlaylT0"1"0 1-robleine will be dls afternoon. Tha meeting placea of .cussed. ine rinuui groups amm ihwii en nounced aa followa: Mra. Iloyd'a roup at tba home of Mra. War ren Hunt on pacific Terrace; Mra. C. I. Roberta' group at tba K. O. Cummlnn home on Wash ington; Mn T. P. IJsnderaon'a ' croup will meet at tba home of Mra. V. H. ltnh.rtou on Fifth and Jrffereun. Tbe meetings will bo 'ra.led promptly a; '.It o'clock. Ulancx Tlile Krvnliist In court? tn lira, Molvln A. Ttraitn.n of lloula. It he A. A. l. W. will Moutana. entertain w 1 1 I. fllnnM nai.lv ml f .ImL lift wan (hla evening at S:J0 o'clock, tba day. While In the valley city Reservations for 10 bava already tha men conferred with members been made. Mra. Ilrannon la pay- of tba National Ouarda. lag bar official vl.lt to tha local I . chapter after having attended At Dnnnla Home tha meeting of tha Oregon dl- Mra. Uenevleve French, of Port vl.lon of tba A. A. U.. W. In land, la apendlng today at tha Portland on laat Friday and Bat- home of Mr. and Mra. Brace urday. Mra. Ilranann will leave lunula. Mra. French bad been ' In tba morning for Kugene. Cor- a toe Ang.lee for eeveral weeka and other northern polnta vlalllng relatlvee and frlnnda and . where aha wlI vlalt tbe cbaptera a on her way back to the Roe onroute to bur home In Montana, city. I. IHinald Johnaon Itrtnrna . n.lltle Uonald Jobnaon, Mm of Mr. and Mra. M. Johnaon. ro- turned to hla home today-follow- Ing an lllneaa of aevetal daya at the Klamath allay hoeptial. Tbe child waa Injured abont tbe head n an wccldent on Friday aa he loft achool. With aeveral play- matea ba waa engaged In acnr fling for hla cap when be waa t. The attending phyalclan report' ed bra condition aa favorable today. Vlaltlnf In Klamath Mlaa 1-onlae l-lnthlcnm and Mra. Robert Llvtligalone, Jr., Portlmd realdnnta, are apendlng aeveral daya vlalllng at the- home .of Mr. and. Mra. T.. Jl .Malnrkay. Mlaa Llntbfcnm'baJ ba molor in. in ...ih.r. i-.iirri. atopped In Klamath Fella on her.""'01 Pmil. return from Lallfornlo. ItHurn From lorvallla I Mr. and Mra. H. t:. Bradbury County Agent C. A. Honder-'O' T North Fifth ara receiving aon. county club leader. Frank congralulatlona upon tbe arrival W. Bexton and Aaalatant County of a baby daughter, born on Bat . Agent Wroy Lawrence returned urday evening al the Klamath yeaterday from Corvallla. where Valley boapltal. they attention1 the annual conven-J lion 01 ataie county agente ana,Ai ine nnmr club Inadera at Oregon Ulato Ag ricultural college. Mra. MN'onnHI IMnrnrd Mra. Avla McConnell, nrealdent of lh local chapter of the Amerl- can AHiicuuon 01 rniveraiiy n o- , men,- baa returned home from Mr. McCollnm Improvtng . Portland where aha attended tbelv Frlenda ot Mm. George MeCol meetlng of the Oregon division utn will he Interealed to learn or tba A. A. U. . la aeaalon oa (ne u rapidly recovorlnc fromk Friday and Saturday of thla major operation which abe auh week. Mra. McCoanoll vlalted for milled' to laat week at tbe Klam . a ehort time with her peopl In alb Valley hnepital. oeetiia dim ore returning to I on l i;4and (or tbe conferrnco. Ooh Cafe Anulveraar)' Tba club -cafe . oneerved Ita third aoniveraary on Saturday. I February 11. Jack Herahberger. owner recalled bow a yar ago,.. hoanltal. aa well aa two yeara ago, Klam alb Fa lie wltneaaed heavy mlna on that dale, while Saturday waa . a regular aprlng -day with not cloud In the aky. 2 . .. Ilualnraa Women to Mocaaw Membera of tha lltiatiteaa and ' Professional Women'a club will meet at the library thla evening tat eight o'clock for an Informal costume party. All membera aro asked to bo preaent. Tho, enter tainment for the evening glvca promlae of being moat novel. Meeting WednrwlHy' Kvmlng Membera of tbe Knlghta of Columbua will bold a- regular business, meeting on VVedneadaJ) 'night at the boma of A. J. Bant' nun on North Klavnnth. All membera aro askod to attend tho meeting. Kaatern Star Tu onlay 'At the a'gulnr aeaalon of tho 'Kaatera Hlftr on Tuesday night, Dnughtera of Job. will be enter tained. All . membera are aakod to be In- attendance. Ilualnosa V wfll open tho lodge aeaalon to be followed with a social evontng. Ilnneakrr.Ioft for Mouth ' It. K. llunsaker left on Sat urday for Loa Ange'.ea, Califor nia, to visit for somo time with hla Vflfn id .rhlMrnn whn hllTS boen apendlng thp greater part,'"'' Martin South of tbo winter In tbo aouthern city.. . . Valo Mnrtwy lft Vnle Llndsey, datighler of Mr. and Mrs. L. Llndsey of this city. loft on Hat urday morning's train ' for Los'Angelea, California,' whora she will remain Indefinitely with relatives and friends. i . MlmeHhca Visited Here ' MIhs, Ann Bhen, teacher nt tho Olnnn arKonl, spent the 'eVk-end In Klamath Falls visiting as the house guest ot Mrs, Shaw ot tbo jrihair-Mnrllea stationery atore. I - . Italia 1 1 turned From Houlh Mr. and Mra. Tata Deck have returnod borne from an extended visit In California visiting In Hol lywood, l.oa Angelea, Dan Fran clacq, and Oakland. At Oakland they wore tha house guests of thnlr aon sud daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mra.. Inland Ot'oy. Mr. Uai d plana to raauma bla loaning operatlona In Klamath county wllhln tha near futures Music Teachers Mortlnff ' On Thuraday evening membera of tha Klamath county Music Toarhcra association will meet at the home of Mra. K. M. Wilson at 1345 Hargent avenue.' A abort musical urogram will be given Mra. Johnson Improving rrlenda of Mra. W. Paul John aon will be pleaaed to learn aha la recuperating from a major op eration whlrb aha eubuillted to laat week. Mra. Johnson la at tba Klamath Uaiuiral boapltal and will be able to bare visitors within a few daya providing bar condition cootlnuea to Improve. Motored To Valley- Mr. and Mra. Walter Abbey 'and aona, D. K. Van Vector, local attorney and Mr. and Mra. T. D. Oae returned on Sunday evening frntn MiMtfiirtl l...r- ihav ananl Mr Conraill a Itrtler Frlenda of Mra. F. Conradl of The May King Htudlo will be gl(i to ). the j, ,w , b, ou, Mn , lUa. ot mon ,h,B , W(wk mbtch toatln9i ner l0 ,n, flttn,ly nome. M Con. r,dl nM uX,erlllg wUh, i,MT- m m'h ; vi. Mlu Olive Wllaon, teacher of domeallc aclence In the city achoola left over the week-end for Portland, where aha will re ceive medical attention. Returned from Valley Mlaa Ed a Jcnea, teacher In the Ml. hakl dlatrlct apent the week- nd. 'n ; aulted ub era. ear. noae aod lllnulhuna Have Diinglilir Tbe Mlaaea Winifred Walker and HelvaAlken of Medford were the week-end bouaa gueeta of Mr. and Mra. ". K. Andura. return ing to Uinlr home In tbe valley city laat evening. Mra. WHIUroe Homo ' Mra. O. L. Wllllama nee Lulu llanarn with her Infant daughter. June Marie returned to tbe borne . .. i h,,, Hnrinr. on 8und.r from th Klamath Val- Hcott Vlelta City J. M. Scott, assistant passenger traffic manager of tha Southern Pacific for the atato of Pregnn la paying an official vlalt In Klamath Falls today. . I u rrhA.sc Quick Lunch , Announcement of the purchase of Ben'a Quick Lunch by M. Mc Itrlde and Mra. Myra Kins baa been made.- . Left for Portland Coleman F. O'Laughlln left on Sunday -morning's train for Port land, where ha will receive mdl cal attention. . Left for -Ran Franclaco Mra. Ruby Haatlnga left yea terdav for Sanr Franclaco where -'lulie will remain Indefinitely vis iting. . Lariavll VaJley Hancher H. J. Tlchnor. well-known rancher of tho Langnll Valley district, transacted bualnnaa In tbo city over the weok-end. Mtia May Rcturtiln Mlaa II u I a h Mny of Moo's Store will resume her position on Wednesday following a two weeka vacation. Mrs. Charlen Martin and small daughter loft yeaterday for a vlalt In aouthern California. Mra. Mar tin will remain eouth Indefinitely. Mngr Goes North E. IS, Mageo of tho Underwood Pliarinnry left Sunday tor Port land on a brief business trip. He plans to return Ifimo on Wed nesday. - .' ' IrtWiirneil From Oilcft Miss Dona Mack has been rnll eil home from Chlco. rallfnrnla. by tba doatb ot nor mojhor, Mra. Charles Mnok.. urn'Xit A:1t,; IIS For Whatever it .... . K . . ,T ' 4 1. It ycu've got pain In the mediterranean or an ache In tha moxamblque hero'a the cure; a little eottlng up exerrlae a la 1 92 S. Tbe exhibition la on tbe aands of Miami Beach by Jolla Lillian Lu caa. of Chicago. " ' . - . . Mra. Moerr to VMt , Mra. Frank . Moaer nee Vera llouaton and bar email aon are ex-' pected here on Sunday from their borne at Uandnn to epend aevera'l weeka vlaltlnf with relatlvee and frlenda. FariHffha Hare Hon A baby boy Wa born to Mr. and Mra. D. L. Farlelgh of 16Z( Lakevlew atreet thla morning at tba Klamath Valley boapltal. tlaky Boy Ilora A baby boy waa born to Mr. and Mra. K. V. tlandreo of (01 Lincoln avenue at tha Klamath "-'ley hospital on Sunday uiorn-ln- LINDBERGH ON TRIP FOR HOME (Contlnk.a from page Onei m. today. The plane waa not sn oecauaa or. fog but aa thla city waa cn tba expected route of Colonel Cbarlea A. Lindbergh. It waa believed It might be bla. MONTGOMERY. Ala... Feb. 13. m The cblrt ot police ot Tal-.j laOga. near bare, aald thla at- j ternoon that a plane, flying In a . northerly direction, and at great I height, waa heard to paxx over tnat piaco at i:s p m can- .... ...uu.ru .nil.. nn.ii.v ui : weather: conditions. It waa lm - possible to determine whether I It waa Lindbergh of St. Louis. . ORLAN'DO. Fla.. Feb. 13. VP) A radio message received here by 'Lieutenant Justin Loe. 'com munication department. -Unjted states naval reaerve force, said an air plane paased over Sara sota, .Fla.. at 6:50 a. m. today, flying In a northerly direction. HAVANA, Feb. 13. (Pl Lind horgh. waa following the .Kug trail home today. Hla goed will flight completed, he; bopped from Columbia fly ing field at 3:2S a. m. for hla home port of St. Ixuls, a flight of 1300 miles. Night still bung over tb waters ot tbe straits cf Florida aa - Lindbergh beaded over Uietu on tbe only water lump ot bla flight t Koy WostJ , K".'L ... ' L ateady Ihrob of Ita motor traced,, , ,h fc named "Dad." It. coura. to tbe P"JB,i There must have been . goou-5r.WrLl"-I?leJ0iL?ll"Lilbow In town that night. of Ht. Louis from there it I u rood north to that city. ' The s'n no m loadod with 1 125 gnllona of gaa:llno, hnlf Us capacity. . 4 ' i ROBBERS TAKE . . CAR TO SCENE . OF FUR THEFT PORTLAND. Feb. IS. ffl Tblevea who need a truck to .car ry a-way their loot last .night re moved hldea approximating 1840 In value from a atore room of tho tltua Mountain Hide. Wool and Fur company. Harry Jackson, proprietor. Informed police today. ; Cured hides would have been worth about 1 10,000. BIDS ON BONDS )S ON BONDS JO BE OPENED Bids for IH.998 97 worth ot ctly Improvement bonds will be ouonod tonight by the city coun cil at an adjourned session, it waa announced tonight. The regular weekly aesslon of the council -"will bo held tomorrow night. - . Although blda will he opened tonight, tho award will not he made until tomorrow night, as today la a legal holiday. SHIP SINK AS STORM STRIKES 1 (Continued from page Oi(t) phttrated hydrogen which came to the, surface from tho ocean bottom . when disturbed by the force of tbe gale. A fish famine la threatened bocauae house wives refuse to buy tho fish tear ing they nro, poisoned I I ,1 Milium LML.!.IUU lAl - Ails You Try a r -A w t Business Locals f tt-Py .Mwlcl Hale . . Pillow casos, baby dresses, tow els, pillow tops, boudoir pillows, lunch seta, dreeser scarfs, at bar gala prices. Don't mtsa this. .Northern Fur Shop. Hill Main, adv. . . 13-lt 0-Day Model Hale Kndlng Thursday night.' Beat bargiina aver offered. Shop oun wlndowa. Northern Fur Shop. 810 Mala St. adv. . 11-lt llanrl Iiov (Upstairs over Moe'a). New spring fetta and silks. IS. 00 and 17.(0. adv. 8-41 For Insurant" Sea Jaa. 11. DrlacoU. Wllllama it DIU.HAf. ! Umb and Body Wood Johnston a. fhona IK. 1321 Zl-tf 8o. lib adr; Hill'a Flower Sliwp 130 North 7tb St. idv. -tf FRANK APPLEBY PRESIDENT OF STATE EDITORS EUGENE. Ore.. Feb. IS. 0P- Prank App,,by. 0f the La Grande Observer waa named ores dent of ,h .i.r(,nIh ,,,Mi rre,vn news-. p a p.e r conference at Saturday i morning's aeaalon. aucceeding Kalpb Cronlse of the Albany Democrat-Herald who presided at the tenth conference. George Turpbull, professor ot Journalism at the University of Oregon, waa re-elected aecrotary. Resolutions pasaed at tha aeaalon Included recommendatlona that the newapapera of the elate "give - extended attention to the conse quences of the proposed-$3 motor vehicle license fee bill, so that the public may be fully informed on tbo relation of the tlrenso pro gram of that of the hlRhwaya. To encourage fraternity with publishers of other states. It waa also voted to have, the presld.im of the couferencea get In foueh, with tho presidenCot tho confer ence being held In Wasblngion thla year, with a view to bariiiR an .oxohangn of speakers at the ,s ,cortfntpn,. I - Too will Iilce LOS ANGELES Better if You Stop at SIXTH and SPRING STKEKm ft--.jaW t22tel M las ffarMrd MM" Nc a MmioQ poTlar SWCOMMtsH. (2X0 per day np without bath $230 par day up vrlih bath PB11SONAI. SEKVICS ' Popular Priced Coffee Shop . and griU . ;N Wa Chock Tan Car at tfta Daar H. C FftYMAN, Proprietor '. BARKT C. WAOBNBR " EUSSELL H. WAOENBaT ; fi !!! IS TTjS? a? i - --1X-lXH.llt..U.. .J I I I J' 'III Fl li ML- U. Little of This! rife' 1 : E ,, Twc l. - Stages Have LnttlCUlty in Negotiating Mud; News Notes (Special to Tbe' i'erald) (Mary Gay, cakreap indent) WORDES'. Ftb.'. IS. (AP) Stagea coming thrnugh thla dla- il 1 1. L ara ruiuiiuL. . ... n 1 " - aea 01 trounie on accouni 01 loo deniorabls condition of the roida. Several tlmea they have been mired fast In tbe mud. . Mr. and Mra. Gcte Sfceorx and asugnter. -oune uemui, were u Klamath Falls on last Monday. and TtieadBT to visit at the home of Mra. Shearx mother, Mra. Grover. . ' Mlaa- Elvln visited with Mra. Shirthlll at Worden on Friday and Sitirday iot the past week. Mra. Ted Miller and Mrs O-a Shearx visited with Mlaa Jennie tirover and aiiaa tvathieeu Nvi-.ru,. 6n Saturday. , ' ' Mn. Jennie Grover ot Klamath Falls vL.lted with hor daughter. ?llM 0rkOTe.r' iefhOT.t the Wordeu achool, past week w tr. orden trans- T. J. Sanders of acted buslnesa In Klamath Falla for a few daya thla past wek. R. B. Lamb waa among the buslnesa visitors at the county seat during the past weedc.'( Ted Sanders and Clyde Towner have started to work at HUde brand. Lyle Gordon vlalted at tbe home of Mr. and Mrs, Ben Gay on Saturday evening. Ben Gay waa a buslnesa visitor In Klimath Falls during the past week. Alfred J. Sanders has resumed hla Bchool work and while able to be about on crutches, finds it hard to walk. Bolivia reports a fain ot atones. But maybe It'a just one of our aviators dropping some of that good will cement adachc Relieved withou' ' "dosing." Rub or. Victts VapoRui 2 WORD 000 SHAPE lie Prospective-Earnings ' : Insurance EVERY business man whose earnings depend upon the uninterrupted use of his business home needs this form of protection. It protects against loss of expected earnings during a period.'of , business interruption as a result of fire. ' i ', ' . ' , how this insurance may be used to . assure you a continuation of business We shall be very glad to explain earnings in spite of fire. ' , Jas. H. Driscoll , . INSURANCE ?06 Williams Bldjr. . 1 Phone 432 LIFE FIRE AUTOMOBILE We Still Have 6. Money on Good Improved City ' Property M - JML - UT! iS.H.GRHNEi IS HOSTESS AT HER RESIDENCE . . - I Newt Notes Of Tennant Lumber District Told by Correspondent (Special To Tbe Herald) Mra. ft O -Wlngfleld Correspondent TENNANT. Callf..( Feb. 13 On Thuraday evening Mra. M. II. Crane was hostess at ber home on B street. Four tables of 600 were In play throughout the eve ning. At the close of the play fa Ik b scare went to Mra. t'harli-s King. Mrs. I. Mockay and Mrs. Carl Marshall tied for aecond prize with Mra. Mackay receiv ing tbe award. Mra. Tf"rherf "'fb'it received tha consolation 'At tha close of tbe evening's piny j dainty refreshments were served, i Mr. and Mra. F. M. Fllaon en- tertalned tbe Wednesday Night . club at their home on C atreet. Three tables of "600" were in play during the evening. Mra. Carl Marshall held high iveore for tbe ladles and Mra. W: D. Vance tbe consolation. Jack Cole won gent'a flrat prize and Ioren Salisbury the consolation. Mra. FIHon served dellcloua re- fresbmenta. . Mra. G. C. Howard, one of the teachers was called to Corning. . Calif., Saturday, by the death of . ber brother-in-law. Jack L. ; Iloyle. During Mra. Howard's 1 absence Mra. Dale Beea-n will ' have cbarg- of ber room. Mr. and Sre. R. B. Hawklna who bre enjoyed a two weeks' ! vl-lt la San Francisco and otber polnta south returned Monday. I Mrs. Dr. J. Sandle, little daugh-1 ter Grace La Verne and Mn. Matt j Sheppard were Weed, Calif., Tie-, ltora Thursday. 1 Mrs. O. O. Wlngfleld returned Thursday from Grants Pasa. Ore-, i where abe bad been visiting tbe past at week with ber alater Mrs. t R F1(old ,nd fam Mr. and Mra. Walter William con left Thursday evening to apen dlhe week-end with Mr. willUmaon'a mother, Mra: J M. Peters at Medford. Mrs E D. McDonald left Fri-! daT (or Franctoco Calif, Mri McDonaId will combine bus- j Ineaa with pleasure, having aome dental wcrk done and viaiting her : daughter. Mlaa Llla McDonald wh- 'a nT'e at Laae hospital. Mrs. Robert Caster who was op- e rated on Wednesday In a San prmnclscn hcsnllal for roiter la recovering nicely, and expects to be home in one more week. , Mr. and Mrs. Clay Parker re- turned Friday evening from En- gene. Ore., where they were call- ed by the aerloua Illness of Mr. . Mm Inl. Parker. Mra. Parker'a condi tion waa very much Improved Far All Coughs and All Ages Safe and Reliable Children like it. Mothers endorse it All users recom mend it. ...nr.kSll Underwood's Pharmacy. 11 v:I3i kwAM and bopea that her be permanent. acbnol klrla met at Mlna Pauline Mr- Mlchael'a Tburxlay evening and organized a "600" club. Tne club will meet ''ice a montb. On Friday evening of lnat week Mra. F. B. Wlllbabka and Mn J. E. McConnell entertained the membera and their huaoanda ot the "Fcrtnlghtly club." four ta blea 'were In play. Mra. F. M. Kllnon won flrat prize and Mra. Ilerbort Neabltt the comola'lon ! for the ladlea, Wilbur LIMIe the Ilerbort Neabltt the cnnnola'lon gent'a first prize and Rlchnrd ! McKay tha eonsolat-n. The . hoateasee served splendid refresh- j menu. The bard tlmea dance Friday night waa well attended, everyone having a good time. Tbe "Six Obligators" furnished lively Jazz mualc. A nlco supper waa aerv ed at midnight. . DVRXS FATAL. REATIDON. Wasn., Feb. 13. (A. P.) William Hobart died In a hospital here aa a r e a u 1 1 ot borne he received recently when be ruahed through bla burning farm home near bare and rescue hla wife and four children. - A Clothes Brush Let me give you v handy clothe brush Free. The Fairbanks Tailoring Co. and myself are giving away these brushes as an advertisement for our made to, measure clothes. There are no strings to this offer. We just want our brush to serve as a reminder of Fairbanks all wool made to measure clothes, which V ; .1 ell for $23.75 j 7 Cut out this ad. Mall It with you name and addrea. or bring; It to my addrraa and get your clothes brush KKKK A. B. BORCERSON. Phone 723, House 1415 Oregon Avenue, Klamath Fails, Ore. COLDS THAT DEVELOP INTO PNEUMONIA Persistent cougJn asd colds lesd to lerious trouble, Voo can stop them now I witn Lreomuluon. an emulsified creo- e that is pleasant to take. Lreomul- Ision k a new medical discmerv with tKV'foId Action: it soothes and heala tbe tafltuned tncmhrane and uhibiu grta growth. Of all known drugs, crcoaote b recy oaaed by high innitcal authontes u ne of the greatest healing aceneita for pCTaistent oouha and colda and other A j lonna ol tltroct trouble, ueornuijuon ( eontsina, in addition to creosote, other beahnfr; cleraenu which soothe and hea the infected memtytnes and stop the irritation and intummatioa, while the creosote goes on to the stomach, is ab sorbed uto the Mood, attacks the seat of the trouble and checks the growth of the terms- Creomulsion is guaranteed saliafac lory in the treounent of persistent coughs and colds bronchial asthma, bronchitis and other forms of respira tory diseases, and is excellent for build ing cp the mtem after colds or flu. Money refunoVd if sny cou-h or cold Is not relieved ifter taking recording to directions. For sale by all druggists. GREOMULSION FOR, THE COUGH OR COLD THAT HANGS OH TILLAGE TOOLS A carload of Oliver implements has just " arrived,' direct from the factory. These machines are 'of the most advanced design H and include all that is, best in quality and, workmanship. , : ? ,! OLIVER TWO-WAY SULKIES Horse-lift, carbon steel beams, finest quality throughout ' OLIVER WALKING PLOWS v Each part perfectly fitted 'and ' only the best material uted. DISC HARROWS Vv An inspection will show the ex ceptional value of these discs. Smooth-running, long life bear ings. Heat treated discs. HARROWS Spike heavy J., W. KERNS 1204 South Sixth Street Phone 5S7-J ' Pne TnY1 AT THE PINE TREE LaMt Khon lng Today ' rrtEn Thompson in "JESSE JAMES" Entertainment that parka a million dollar punch I Coming Tore, and M'ni VAUDEVILLE fi ?! j fJTr'- AT THE LIBERTY Last Shotting Today The' Great TOM MIX and Tony (the wondor horse) In 'THE GltEAT K A TRAIX ItOIinKRV , ' Coming Tuca. anil Wed. RICH BIT HONKST" t A happy story of young love r '""l-oif,.l,r'Wira it mfiniin - tk ii m r V- Ht - A A 0 J ft and spring tooth, extra and wear-resisting.