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U. S. AND GREAT
J.ti.iu Alii in
The unwrititi:. lar.;-! .; r-T.,!.; -ous
collar-oration tvt ?. n I if l'n;:,d
::au-s and ".r-t I.riUiri lias b -n
cr:ilually Ka;r.iriK btr-n-th and rc-
i-ivtd it nr.aici In.p-iu hn
(.real Hriiain rvfiMHJ lo rt-nr ter
alhan.v with Japan al Ihe WVhins
ixn arm contVrence.
Thi accord was further develop
ed t'v flrt-at Itrilnin' artioa in bv.g
ih first to Marl pawn buck hiT
war debt to the rn.u-d .Stato. and
acain thi evk by I he -ine o
opfitf'.ton t--;wnn Anu-r.-aa fiaan-
another evidence of the partner p , . , . .
. , . . . . , t 1 the Kriti-h pound bak t
i hat is developing between the two
Knlish-speakinK power unwritten De of th arumenu JantU
liUl none the lesd real and potent. in PirliAnjnl h ek:cs to
There seem to b an idea afloat." 'osler lh Tv1 SinBpir cava. bae
aid Sir Howard ia an address to " il wouId weful 10 the
he Canadian club here, "that we United State in erent he i en
tn Creat Rrir-in iv .-ir.- .- ged in a Pacific war.
with some anxiety at any closer re-
EXISTS-LUTHER
PLOT AGAINST
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SUMMERS
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llv RAYMOND ri.APPKH
WASHINGTON. April 2 Be
cause of recent develupiuents. the
Matment of Sir K.-me Howard, the
Itrltish ambassador that (real Rrk
ain welcomes pood will tetwtv.n the
A nlted States and distant sections
t the empire, is MKnifuant. It is
PKKI.IX. A;ri! 29 - r.:jn.v..or
L 11: her ha- pledged (ierrnny an i
Prestdent-ele t oa Hind-iiVurg to
,-f.ttv anj his pat t :e nt : Kura-p-an
move up to the do.
nurii.s relative to he occupied jrea
and allied d-j:..-f.ic':cn regard ru
(lejnijnv'i darn:jn'.-n:.
The t hin. ril.T'j jve. h t d tv
nude wi:ht:i 2 4 hju-- of his iater
:cw witi H.cdenfurc. can he r.id
as a iaiaieni of the veteraa so-,
d.er's p.iicie. Not until the al
lies withdnw their troops aad
technicians from German oil tan
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!.)N!;X. Apr I
Yjrd has p.irrled the
a rerriT-a; ttoniS ;
Crr.i Hr.'s n frii! K
Work ins on a "p :
;he A'.i:r!an 1 u.
Y.ir.l oi.-r.i!ie-i from
s;-.eo:.il iir..noh di-Oi v
: n o r a : 1 n a 1 co tn ni : -:
ht-jd.ri-i'ters in Vienna
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SIM.li:i:-S. April M
KalU huvr ht'n nln-lutiMl tl.
Hh Mr. Mrv U'llllmni
Mr U ihtfrl Krvr.-iir rMvhrtl nr.l
rl'.'K' .M.,k ... lilt kiTliilM III
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Mr un.l Mri J J V:n:. ii .in I (
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IH.mr mill liliinif trip !- -1 Sun
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nie nt IVM.-an ( iiv 11
The J.illv Ni-iiclilNtri nn-l nl lln
i pr- bomrof iln Kr.'.l IVli-rwin WimIih-h-1
t'ani- iUv afternoon liiitiminii of .
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to ensure Tie
Sentenced to Hang TtL'o?iot
b.'.U;n. fiTi'ifin s.rflary
i.'nHrti:ie it.irernrj, nl ..on. The following U.lle ro.le
H.t h the foreign offl.v mij Srot- the "goat" In Ilie niott approved
Kurope begin reI monl. Dolitical land Ya.-d refuse to comment on tle: Mriil.iuri M.Kall. Ilaler.
The two fwwera coaititute a ort ,Bj economic reronatruction I.uth- the Diet, although It la known that Musters. .Moabj. S.hulti and l"ayne
lationship between the other part- of international Damon and Prthiaa. warned the world "nece.ar atep." ha.e been taken New offl.era for the ensuing year
r.era in the Britiah empire and thia The British dominiou carriea the. Throughout the r-!, ih.r. for Chamberlain'. ri..i,ii. were elected aa follow. I'reaidnl.'
aa nndr-current of atiffening de- During the long month, of vio- .Vr Vary Williams, tl.e pro.ident.
termination to aeek what Berlin re- lent Sinn Fein agitation. Scotland Mrs. Kred Ptern. awre.ary treaa-
' i .. . L . . t .v. . . V . . . .1 . .. , . v - ...... r H i'h.. I'.ih I U. 1 1 . ' I . . I .
m -1 l.i v jyjiiir tiooi mc auie. i.iu e.ut.eu tae .pciai .'.aula lo - ' - - "
I WO I 3111. I Olllh 1 while a:mnltaneously endeavoring rope with lust u.-h emergenolea refreshnienta were nerrrd hy Mr
peace of the old the Kuropean terr
the jet'urity pact i likely to produce.
m.tnth after the IrUh treaiv wis
"The injustice djne to Germany signed cabinet t-ffi.ers re heavily
s::i: m.i'j." l-uftor to!d his busi- SJard-d a. a miner of rou'ine
nei men hearer. "We have wait- Two special bran-h operative now
ed for nearly three months and a assigned to each nii:i.r and
half for aubstsntialed juatification pending the dissipation of the pre.
of the non-evacuation of Cologne, sent threat. Chamberlain's home
i which the allies promised but did will have additional guar.is about
ceople of this counter. Th. hnA t ..a . ' not produce. The government often it.
ttween , U all the stronger be-;Iicted of the murder of Ciena "T Ut iamP'iIty An,- , - ,
cause it is a roluntary bond, a! Bond a policeman d ri fP''1 reprisal without allow- TUK O. Apr. 19 Japan is Inve...
wmple straight-forward bond as 'be-' tempted bank hold no The wr h. Crm,aJr 10 Justify herself nor apeceh alleged to have
tween friends. The greater the'hsnged j'v in '., n . 1 10 aiw the ccnsations bright d'vered by the new soviet
friendship, therefore, not only be-1 . afainst her. ambassador to Japan in which he
ween the Britishers of Great Brit-i ' "v ' compelled to eipect that "3'i l!" Russc-Japaneie treaty was
r.u ana tne inited Sutes. but also An Englisi railwar .f.r !be 4iIiM wi" hesitate no longer to
country. It is possible that there working friendship into the second
nay be some foolish Terr foolish ' generation. Internationally speaking
I eople who do so. I cannot answer
for all the short-sighted people in
the world. But. believe me. the
a:reat mass of the British people are
Klad at all signs of growing confi
dence and good will between all
.aru of the British empire and this
country.
Bond Stronger
K Is fa.l Kelt tig 111.
'.... !!i .-ii pe or .'unlay afier-
I ri ..ill il l III. Illti'litloll to
S i.. II... pu'.l ' ...mr good I'lent. An fli-.-t rU- mu,
al Itli. i park. m.klnii i,,.,i,i. ,"'
IB
M.hiic i mm a tin tlln of llealty many I. .mall
in ni.iii.iui rail, for rud around
available
II. n John ami wife of llealty
left for Klamath Kalla oa a bual-
neu trip. I f:
rraa. .-.uiuuirri, wu and Dally
girl are .prndlni a few daya In
Klamath Kails viattlnng tlj friend.
nil
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ourra of
ALGOMA
LOS AXCELES. Apr;! : With
va--e cf willing, parale flowers of
We have complete confidence in death decora:::- the h-s-'i H-f,-.-
the absolute good faith of the gov- him Judge Keetch sentea.ed three
vrnment ot this country, and in the youths to dea:h today
...u.u.. oi me great mass of the The boys are: Edward Mon:iio '
iue more atstant nan nf ,.v . ...
.he rr.r n,;,; . " several ainjj 01
heUnTted ; " commonwealth and roller beards ha, de-:ided tha:
Sealed - ' ' th'59 of tSe
While the American relations with M W " "r
tue insn tree state, which
. between
rist outburst I'eterson. assisted by Vr. Jav Man
I'ntil some ninK nd Mrs Marv Willtam-.. The
following tallies WtT. pies.'tlt .M...-.laim-s
T H Case. M.rv William..
.Mary llrew. W. W Klnl-y. K J M. Kall.
J K Triplet!. i X lluley. J
W. Thompson. It II Mn.liy. C J
lltlynrd. Krunk Stewart. I.. A West.
Jay .Manning. William I 'heyne. ('
W. .Miller. S C Muster. J J. Win
ter. ;. II. Moaby. I). A. S.hult.
ern Cordon. J C. Paul. Waller Mm
West, ('buries Cain ami the hostess Mr.
Al.lli'.MV April : - (ieorge
Helms has b.-.-ii confined to hla lied
with t lie flu tor a we.k In. Is now
able to I e out al work.
A .hower waa given to M ra
Winfree. S'le re.-elv. d many liruu
t ful pre...n's. Those present Were:
Mra. Mill Sowell. Mrs J . Ilrown.
Mra (ieorge I'lirln. .Mr. S. A. Ma-
!er. Mrs. (lids. .Mr.. John Windsor.
Howard Dunn. Mrs. I lean Dow.
Sofia I.oft.gurd. Mrs Hwen.on
CHILOQUIN
. All enjoyed a pleasant afternoon.
! The Algoma Sunday a hool had
a large attendance Sunday.
terminate tae present ante of af
fairs. Tie necessity for quick evac
uates is njt solely a lierman af-
a scrap of paper useful only
conrerting Japan to communism.
fair; ite whole
from the delay
"Cermaay's effrots
Europe suffers
a mini.... i. . 1 . . ....cuii o .ajct j . . . w . 3 im reeara
within the . C0B5"iered proof saddle for bicycles supports !J '-3 security question are intend-
remarks theadd ,he mbas5ador' 'he weight of a rider on a spring the solution of Europe'
rather because n rI5 sifnifint mounts at the center of the upper Problems. Germany is entitled to
and .New Zealand. The Z"11 b" cf the ,rame of mii". ! dmlad because she is d:s-
fleet, now manenv.n v. . : n " e more rea-
.u me I a-
An eastern chemical company
will equip a steamship as a labo
ratory lo experiment in obta.ning
useful chemicals frc-m the wa ers
of various oceans and seas.
cific isahnnt , , ... ...i .,.r re.oi.-s a new sun to protect herse f through a
inT: TT S the future .Ttacks'lnce
. i uv .u.uen oer wiinour nin.1 n. ant .s. aAai.A.
uu. (W 112 lOUf tn h. I
French scientists are using a
machine tha! records the force,
speed and rythtn of the operation
of typewriters with a view to in
creasing the rate of writing.
effect of this
Japan. Canada
automatic device
to conduct no war and
every
expert knows.
A circulation Mvsrin. .. i.
Klamath Fall and the county of
cim.oycix. April
Wilson, cattleman of the
Klamath road left for K
Kails on a business trip
Harrison Ilrown. rancher of
Heattv- is confined in a Klamath
Kails hospital undergoing treatment
for his eyes.
Mrs Clarence (lids left (or
Klamath Kails, where she went ,n
business.
Walter J. Kerrisan. advertising
and publicity counsellor left for
Klamath Kail, to viaii lh his old
frind Captain II. A Crocker and
expects to return to hi. home today.
Mr. Drummer David of Modor
19 - Robert lr n,l Mr Wni I'tirmnn
mo-
Fort ,urel out to Yonna valley Hunday
math '" xMt w,lh 'rlend. and relative.
.Mr. and Mm. Ivte llaker from
ine Aigoma tigging ramp spent
Sunday afternoon with their aoti
Mvlo who I. coing to . hool In
Klamath Fall.
The Algoma Lumber company ia
g.ilns lo wire the house for elec
tricity and the Calif. Oregon Power
company 1. gi.'ng i furnlah the
electricity U thl. vicinity.
(ieorge I hrin was quite III Fri
day but la now able to get out.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wlnd.or and
on Jack were vl.ltnr. of Klamath
rails Suturday evening.
(.eorge Hoffman and family
LUMBEi
FOR SALE
CHEAP
Boards
Shiplap
Dimension
Siding
In fact practialr
items for couki
tion or repair wrf
Drive out and tf
it over.
PELICAN BA
LUMBER CO.
s an
ana mo r nii .
suppiy ot moisture. -conduct no war
" -7-. mm i u . w me iviB,ii3aT.a
i is. - - - - a. - "MU ill. III. V ItfTH ' 1
New Price for Hudson Coach Delivered at Your Door
Again Hudson leads in automobile value and gives the purchaser the
benefit of quantity production. Reduction of $100, effective today, es
tablishes new delivered prices as follows:
Hudson Coach, was $1585 now - - $1485
5-Passenger Sedan, was $2050 now- - -$1950
7-Passenger, was $2150 now $2050
Acme Motor Company
Good value and f;, : i . ..
Total Sale, fp W"y' M hown by following table:
t P"sen Car, i California Since January 1 to April 15, '25
2. Chevrolet 12,004
3. HUDSON-ESSEX 5,296
4. Dodge
3,935
5. Buick 3,435
6. Studebaker 2,491
7. Star 2,208
8. Nash 1.876
9. Maxwell 1,096
10. Jewctt
Overland
12. Chrysler
!3- Oakland
WillyKnight
15- Hupmobile
J6. Oldsmobile
927
778
774
688
592
577
481
475