The Klamath news., April 18, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

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Saturday, April IS, 1025.
BIG NAVY SHAM
BATTLE IMPENDS
By AKTlllR II. HKtiHKVE
AltO AM n r. S. S. SKATTI.K. I via
Xn radio) April 17 -The most
inoiiH-ntuu ea encasement in which
the I'nited States has participated
nir.ce the Iwttle ( Manila, nearly
27 years uko. is impendins.
Somewhere to the nurili mi l ai
o( the Seattle, wl.i. n o: tin- host i.f
American ftehtint: ships In IM.-iiV
waters is alone neutral, lie- "lla-k
fleet." oinipi.-e.l of the . oni hin.vi
Atlantic- and Pacif'c floatins arma
nient. Is racing tuwi.i.l .i in ir i-u!
attack on Oi.hu. nn"r '"' A'n
erican military at'th-.r lies kev i i
the .'nited States, sip;-, nia y in the
Pacific.
"The battle." while it !! he
DANCE
Tonight
At Broadway
MALIN
Music by Klamath Falls
Orchestra
foitKlit over disks and with prosaic
lal.ulailni; machines, will he .'
the less iinp.iriani from ' n-l'
,;r college standpoint T!l. re is
liiile likelihood that civilians In
ninny Honolulu will have visual
proof thai "war" hat len declared
The ' 'black fleet" is expected to re
nam invisible throughout the ai
tack with the exception of Us suli
mar.nes and aircraft.
Th.se. it is ant; p. ted. will be
used in raids upon the stn.imly for
t-ti.-il little island, end a-aiti-: ship
pine a;pr.:i.hinit and bavins he
tll-lllal .apilal.
Seattle l .if Out
The Suit tie. flait-lrp of A lmitai
-.iii:i, and lua'iiin army and 11 .ivy
offi. i-.. eo!ipei-:-u- '' "''""r'''
who v. ill decide the .1. -re- of s-.io-.s
,' ,.- "tila. k fie. i.-" at 'a k. I
i-pp-o'Wtec i fil-'s W
of Mn Frinci-.o. St..,::; us it 13
Vn.)-S an hour throu-h sapphire sea
the ship is s.-hed'.. .". to r-.i. ii Mono
lulu net Wednesday. She will re
main in port while the Hawaiian
blue forces, composed of naval and
military forces, attempt to stem the
"attack" of the hostile "black" ships.
The location of the '..lack fleet"
is unknown to officers aboard the
Seattle. Wartime orders are in
force, and not even the radio be
trays whereabouts of the hostile
ships.
Admiral Coontz. thief umpire.
Major Ueneral Mines. 1". S. A . chiefs
of staffs. Lieutenant Col. W. Kreu
tr. I". S. A., and t'apiain Sinclair
Cannon. V. S. X.. and Assistant
Chief of Staff liripadier Genera! l.o
roy I-Titynpo. I'. S. A., comprise the
board of umpires which held a con
ference last nitrht. Admiral t'oontz
refused to comment on the hearine.
!. Mm - pp4a
' isxm3 n -ii n ......
... ml lit I he Indian Shaki r
.,.;,,.. .tl Waini Srtiiis. are
,,, . i.., home tomorrow
Mury Jackson ami litnlly are
. ,,111111: the Warm Sprint: i ' r
,.!.-,, a, are .v.ct.d Hot "
w. t k
.1 I Si.-c r. well kn 'n limibt r
man motored Ii Klani.ilh Kails and
Ihe'r will spend a d.ns
Fi..v. Itio.n. ...ll if 11-irrl.oii
l , ,ii ,.f Ibatlv Has I ' 'iifllicd
I , h . home lor the pi-t I' W d i
with a bid coM.
HILDERBRAND
FAMILY OF THE NEW SECRETARY OF ACKlCt' I. rU RE
w1.lialF ja.din.. new Secretary of AKr.cu.ti.rc. with V
din. and Xir the. cnildrcn. Marian Uldcs, dausht.r). L.dy and Kutk
CHILOQUIN
Cllll.iHiVIN. April 17 Harri
son Prawn. Koh.-rt Wilson and
Walter J Kerrican are in Klam
ath KalN on a business trip. Brown
is r-turnin: to his ranch in Peatty
after haiinc spi-nt the week-end
with Jim Jackson Wilson and Ker-
ex.pcii to ri t ii -it home tomor
row K,.'.ier: ImvI.1. rancher Mod'.
Point and family are s:o;.p-.ni: in
Klamath Falls. Mrs. Pav.d i uti
drcoini: trea-nu-nt fcr her eyes
Charlie Captain and family of
Mudoc Point are in Klamath Falls
on a purchasini; trip
D.ce t ran.- and lamily are tn
Ki.im .th Falls on bus ncs and i
,,,.,-t to return home : t''-'r raiidi
in lleatty in a few dais.
KIden S. Miller of th" Kol t
Klamath Agency road" w.w a vi.-o.oi
in Klamath Falls and returned
home la.t night.
Jess I,. Kirk has a crew of men
-iMpni: up the (.'round, at Mul
lse fcr tae cominit Klamath 1"
d an c mention, which takes pl i"
June and im-l.i.pni; June ll.i
Penni-i Crowley and w-fc wi re :?I
Klamath Falls yesterday on a busi
ness trip.
Edward F. Pall, rati.h.r of Wil
liamson river and wife who have
WESTERN OILS'
I BASE EXPLAINED TTA?
y'iOiemist Straightens A f
t Out Misconception
Till Only D
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t- h---.i.-i I SrfeX
Cl:i!r. hbrtO'Tif ni Vff I
WTI or !-. i-iT-.V. cer-.i t-W
uhalt. u l-r r rf'f.l f VKiS
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Ct'tct):n 1 rinaj
"Tl pc'Ett cf fl-aiia-Io 1
iw 1-1 lulr-.fitlcj eu - t:
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'irtt mm ttt of L'ltlr
rf.ir jrn-Ji.ti 5't:c it pcisit'
iUt;;"-n r fl mm. it :
qitt "oi.it to I"ti-ti fi9jr"Tl
tii'fn id ri'iM' "h rt
f3ir ut ifci (ii-i-r.', tr;t aa u-
l'aa P- Wr.kb la ra 19 T
Ir"3 aa-i-a tad ta tha erl1.
j of rv-u tiT"f II
J :.-t rt'l 'a I !T.;r-c-i
rfcra ts f itTlIi! tr!u of ttl
itrerence
is 15 c a quart
So far as their actual lubricating value is
concerned, the difference between eastern
and western motor oil is about 15c a quart.
This 15c saving is represented in two
natural advantages of the western product;
volume production, and low freight rates.
Whether eastern or western,
auihmities will tell you that all
motor oils deposit carbon.
But there are two kinds of
carbon. One is hard and gritty,
an abrasive which scores and
scratches metals. You must
remove it every few thousand
miles at considerable cost.
Not so with Aristo Motor
Oil a product from the finest
western crude.
The residue from Aristo is soft
and fluffy. Most of it blows out
with the exhaust. It cannot
scratch or score.
Motors run 10,00020,000
50,000 miles without the
need of cleaning so scores of
Aristo users testify. Thus to
avoid hard, gritty carbon for
ever, simply use Aristo1 motor
oil.
Aristo a perfect lubricant
is the product of one of the
largest and best equipped re
fineries in the world. That is
quality insurance.
Use Aristo regularly if you
want protection and less car
bon trouble at a minimum of
cost. You can pay twice as
much for "Eastern," and not
get as good an oil.
Union Oil Company
of California
Also Producers of Union Qasoline
Motor Uil
BESTALL WAYS
IMMiKlilll: M'. M't il 1" Mr
.,, U i. ..rue Kilter letll-lle.l
home S i'iii day If-"" K: imalh Fall-
where Mr l.itt.i Ins I n f .i
s i time under a .1. dor's i arc
Miss l.i.lia Fri.I.e . om'v health
H i i-nc, our s, 'i, .,1 one day
Week
Mr and Mrs : l.-li I'- n it of I'hil
..Ml n and Frank Wiiitht . f Klam
.tl. I.-..1U w.-ro callers at th
ii. h.iel home Wednesday.
Mrs Theodore Fla.kus and Mr
lll.l Mrs Charles Flackils were
..li..ip.tiK in Klamath Falls Tues-
The ll.lilerlir.mil s. hoot h.i.l a
K.ister proKrani an.l a panic lunch
Fr da
Mr an, I V Frank iloduers .if
l.akeliew hale Iltol.,( !. tile J. I.
Wi, lit ranch for ti e summer
Mr. and Mrs Michael Uu.-ck of
It. tl. in. I were i -1 : t is k at tile Ileorite
tt tier tl.oue .s in.l il
A I. nil. il of the K utile U".'il
hioiic.'i Yoniia i.iH.y Tii.'-.l.iv en
rout cm W :!1 :.. in ...ii ni.-r for sum
m.-r pasture.
IV A Jnhllsoll .111,1 T 1' Michael
and son Man in were transactitiit
husinesH in Klama'h Falls Tiles
,dy.
Jacob Itu.-ek w ,iH iransa.-rinn
husinesH In Klamath Falls Wednes
day. Adam Weiilinan has h.-.-n wctkini;
for J.-.M, Iirew the past week.
Mrs. Martha Caskill of S.nn
lake is visit inK relatives in Vonna
i alley this week.
W. ii. Smith was a II , ii.m,1 iis
, r Sunday.
I Tl e I.iiiik l':tie l.um ,-r cm
i .ny siaried work .Monti n
Mi-s t'i.arlotte Co'.ah.in of Klam
nil Fall, visilini; i!!, ,,.r
' , "d'tiot her Mr Tip' ni
Bandits Shoot Down
Sacramento Merchant
LetCaVsTaxiTai)
Yah Tn TIip FlonJ
TONIGHT
Taxis ami Cars for Parties
(Moscd-in Cars I hat Assure Warnuli
and Comfort
LONG TKII'S A SPFXIALTY '
PHONE 789
WE'RE ON OUR WA
To
DON HALL'S
White Pelican
SANDWICH SHOP
Our Hamburger Sandwiches cant
be ber.t I Oc.
Pie The kind mother tried to
make 10c.
Reef Stew, Biead, Butter and
Coffro 25c.
Quick lunch --"Clean as a pin."
115 No. Clh St.
I
S.Xt IIA.MI-I.-.'T'). April 17. J.,,h
I. ithere. IL'. uiw nl.i-.iker. was ni
tre -i in t.. title ki!'.-,l In- a rifle hul
' f.r. ! 1 on- of .. i l.an lil-i w
'' ' d inh ,i i :.h,,i ,.: ,. i.
'lav The sll.Hitili:; l.o.-iirp. 1 t.
! ' :.rt of S.icraineiitii's liusiiics ilis
tri. t.
Th" liandits ,-i:mi-, - in n f-neral
wnv. ilee,:,,i,IH f j, Tank,,
r'h'id H ill. e (.lr.. r..r,
from San liu.ntin
lieir i
EAT TOO MUCH I
SAYS DOCTOR J
CMICACO. April 17 The Am
i-riciin penn... are entlni! in much
It is itiiim-silil,. for them It. slop
when they have eunuch. Instead of
ti.ldins; up their napkins and pus i
Ini! the tahle away while they have
a sliltht cravini! for fund, they p,.
ahead and stuff.
This is the opinion of no less an
authority that Dr. fillhert Fitipat
ri.k of Chic.-iRii. director of the
florras memorial InstitutR. made at
session i f the eoncress on moil leal
ilucation of the American Medical
association.
"I'.-opli. are overeniiiiK." sai, tIP
doctor. "Overeating is one of the
creates! evils of ih Aniericin na
tion. Il hriiiKs many ei lis, ills,
eases an,i eruptions lo the stmn
ach." The doctor also made the pi..,-, ;.
,anl preili.-ii,,,, in.t lf ,.,,, ,,,;.
other thiiiKs. slon (his overeating
. liiHliif-s-H I,,, may well reach a life
expectancy of a humlrcii vearjs
liy the eml ,,f n,0 ,.u ,.,.ll,,(ry
Kr. Fitzpatrick ski t, hcl the Rr.nl
ual increase In man's ljfB ,,;l frm :
the year 177(1. "The expeetiincj- ,,f
HI" in thai period was only 271
,yfrs," he "nw , ,H SH I
y rollowlnR out preventive meth
ods this expectancy will i. rn(.r,.,
ed by 20 In the next ,,",,
ntury. and in ,00 yWn
pect our granilehlluren to nfP
five Brnro yearn." ,
Meats That Ease
ine ooKing rrooie
The success of your cooking is half
when VOU start with wKnlpsninp Mtf
Insure tasty and economical meals byW
chasing tine Meats at such low price
the following:
Pot Roast Beef (
Boiling Beef 12!
Prime Rib Rolled 2ft
Pork Roast Shoulders W
Pork Steak
Shoulder Veal Roast lSv
Shoulder Veal Steak $
Fresh Broilers and Spring Fryer.
Fine Fat Hens.
Sanitary Market
CHOICE MEATS
Special Attention to Order Trad
7th and Main St. Ph4
A boOMa rn.
IktaMth New? """""-"-f. tb,: