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DA I LY KLAMATH THE Circulation NEWS Official Paper of City o KLAMATH FALLS United Newt and United Prea Telegraph Services 4. i' mho EN IN JhinV Smith and To Vie Agm domination tt lU. Sa" Vork --- .(i.mnl k it apR'" nam. to aiaeiraca llUi u bbboubc- .... for a tmra irm. direct challenge io-' U undrrlouil tn Iiav0 myor a renoniinauoo oVaiiM-rata. Hoil'h ri 8uminait iJti.i'.l II) Inn to run rruMtl lo ri'itiiinlnuti". Id I. .,,1 in muh a ii tbi- Ni' rk ilmu- uilun ilul II; lull l- -mTjl anri"ivt rourw hliuirll lll xlilp III''! ito Use. hnl I Natliiiiul I Lilci hixik" Into national; 1U ir: Miultll la la lh Ni w York dumo Bin lor Ihr "nnli aialnntj Jiaa WailNworlli tiHorlb la being groom-1 AtuDllran preatduotlBl Ii Hit. or four years. Sr Turk republican; III aake a txrrlflrl rwlen hlni over Hmlth,; U eruulileralil- outnlde. ublabir In thin enter-1 Ihta ufft-nsive Smith will; the diMnm-r.i t ic villi) la' to aiiravntu Hih llvluiil lm M-iMlmlal ruin; t artumrnt was usd in' U.tf. II..!.. .l ... ..... .... ,,7..H t.i.Mv. eii 'oBproiulae, and wun out Mlrl, H a-ru. ure Kuti-lilna the rl ly. tieeauael Hill "I "maUirlnl fight nuxl, appeared " lutuliltiio. -.-j primmm,,.,! i,i on !,. .'ve) a. . , ( an you cl!t on nn 'nay no! fir it prize, i r f tills pi-:,, n-biben, ii. '"nl pri.e In- lb,. ,.. '-tn.--., " I i'l'l'ii fur tlm II Tills borne '"at in ih. ,v Allium, nt i Ih "Ii Slut, 'rkil"' folk's? S,,'"i'd I'll,. "n,l Prize ""fug ,., 1,1 he tl l25 Ri lo (if ii "" 11 ItlKOS i, i i. ... to "'N annr a "tll l',,ll', o ..i. . ''"''rgy- An! Ceo. en 1. 1. ., my nnd ' r,.i.i to " He effort? To Inn NAL u pn miriif unuge Will DC LAL Bittlm r,n:mf ITn cnnn NY i .., .... Construction of Ihe 113.001) to $:0,OU0 bridge a.ruaa Link river 1 half mile beyond Ihe new owr hnuM win begin ju.t oon resld.ot. on Cong.r avenue raa get I (-leather and oiaka aoma aort of ' d-flnlfa. uramlM thai Ik. .-. j - Ibt tod of ('eager avess to tb oroDoaad al brldi will ba lm i TMONT) (LAPPHK profwl CouBl Jud, Bunoall told TON. Mar I nauouai; dalaudon of Con .or iihui real. llrtiloM ara na.iy w dB,t cuaft fmlu i bitter ill- - , . aw.,d,d y B.,h. , ar tha bl CO aiiaa brldga will K-' ef concrata or alaal. "Tba roust will aaa that Becea - aarjr lmproramoia ara mada oa tba waal alda or lb- rl'er wblcb form " -'" " o.r aarrrd at the Tort Klamath bo- V, Improv-d but II u up to tha,,,,, tai be,ld((, , w.,com,. rKaiu-Bia in u- iicmujr 01 tn:h. 0ffur,.d ,h, rh,m,r wial aid of th briditf) to allhar ,h. MKiii-l to tha dra l'" or """ ,nl "' lu" ; or marjdsiiiUH that aid- il lh Syracuaa alaif i - "- , jaa. IMItoa. old-lliuo Kort Klam- ,a.la In n:i. h-n;i '"r company haa aire.d,iln rrlalBd , ,W( H, II. 1.0 llrar-l forcra'!" improra ai-cimn .m ma roau for aoor-j P-a.. ii.ruuan in.ir pr Iprijr. Conavr avrnua rrald.nta port to "l tuath-r nrxl we?k dlrnilna hil ui-llon )i : 11 IO German Socialists Protest Election of Von Hindenburg.;0', IIHHI.IN. .My 0. Tlie rUlUt arty linn ratostod no (lie rli-rtlon of l li ld Maroluil von lllsulinhura- a pnnidi-ul, gins; IrrPKuUrltlea la al- th polllnx. Hie Mw lellil protint ili-meniN thnt (lit .-li-rtlon In- nulllflitl.' If that wrti ilonr the i--puhll-ran ranilliUtf. Wlllwlm Murt. nlli brcomi' prm-Jili'til-cJect or a mw I'liTllon inlKlit he lielil to ilrlirtiiiui- Ulnili-iihurg'a ur imir. rolilli-nno rlow to Hinili-n-liurK tolil 111 I'ntliil Xi'i th"! III.- mi.-lull-ls' utt-inpt to nul lify tin liir.-.lmr i-liH-tloii wa lllllH'll-HA. Tin iM-liill-.f ili'innml for ill" quMlifirulloll of lllnili'iiliurK rrpri-M'iila Hie offlrlnl tVinnml of the pari), a It imulo In the party'a nHini. Illndenburg ri-fuanl ' to roinnK'nf on ' the party's mtlon. IIIKT t.KTS IIIHT Hurt got hurt yesterday in I t'.aghageu'a court when he on a drunk charge. The i ime l outcome of fine wan $20.00. Seven uuto pnrk- "ruggleB will 'have 'a tre-'lna- violutora each drow $1.00 fines. '" on the' n'ftl'in oil Trie aeven flnoa Imposed yesterday itaMr n.illmial con-'mukea a Tecord of over forty local . lautolat who have suffered a dol- 'iih WLj-celceteil. jhial.lar.romhKler In th police court dur- niitionul and: lug the pan week. Judge oagna- hIsKua aays that pwlng W the high cost asiof living, which la sorloualy affoct- trenldi-uiiai nominee In I ing the city hall, the' rate on traf - 1'fii violation fines la bound to go up n.MES WILL 15E (ilVl-iN AVYAI rivs f'ri' fiiM ii a'I'iiim m 1 1 a in it - v w . . tw ar -v Vl -i-i-n n. ii . . . . n i mi ra.i- "n tn,. nsl ()f prs iihonogrnph. a raiilola 1I1A a ran- 'Ws I tflvlm, .,..!.. i- lit w. n,.ri,ilitn nlionoiinilMls, i ...... . ' ... ""iiiaiiiin nilli'liii. ..I.,,. nn.t .,,1, .ii.iutnl mere hnnillso i .,.7..-. n.. i. Hint for n nrUu list? I'list i,.i... i. . . i,...,j We i-ooii, i,,,... . ' a y u ' ' !"u:ul. i, ..... . . , ' . r' ,., ;U oin, sslon will he Paid to all (it:illfliMl non-prize winn-'rs or nil new milixcrlmlon nniney collect ed hy them. ir lvliled they In k - lone or mor. new siiii'icniiiiiiu- "P 'lll'il III! I'lul lv from Ihe llllin tlll'V Slart to Oi k ,.1. in't Ihla! In tho ronlest. When Awurileil This contest will il"1-" "" 1 15th al 8 p. m. The JiHlg''' ' nil nil kniiw ' -i.,r .n llm vi, lii hilllols lin - "urine i- in.- i , -i- will lie, ... lii Ik.v- .ii......i..j ... .1 ...i,.nii. eontealiints.lnvenne. ""Ik that . "" ". ,,!rmnae.I Tho luiluiia who will fount -...I o,,nr,t ihe nrlzes lire It. Llnilley. vlce-presliicnl.jflro. Voil are' American NAllnnnl hnnk: J- J Mll - "ticcess. Isn't lor, district freight and passenger '..-. t a a . i v,n Hnbln. secre- Rlvl'"t a cabinet tary, chamber of commerce. KLAMATH CARAVAN (iEIS AT FT, KLAMATH an nm 40000 Acre But Onljr 40 Familea la WaaA Ri..., Stuation Pchon Om of tba moat aacceaaful latar rommuBltr (atbatiaca arar atagad RiamaiB county .a. ,ut oa last - '' " aui.. in. wood -..- , i . I lur biiii qui ea-maeaei .- ... .. .. . ... . i uj aa ooai 10 7i Kiamatn rail. IrUltora rprmcotlaK tha local cbam .h,,. of Lladaf BU-mora ailed aa tout maatar at aa .,c.PlloB.l.r fla. d.B-jw. bit of Kuod bunlur anil crltlrlam. Mir i-Vi-tllr Ijip I ,,,,,., ,n. Wood ur v,ey , whl h wore ltallr Intereatliif. IIhI r.-.uid th, y,ney had 40.000 acroa of1 111 flni'nl IrrlKatcMi nicajowa. with I paid-up water rlnlila, bul boirit.d, only nlmiil 40 rnmlliea. The coun-, try la n nivrn for ratlle from orcry! pari of tin atute. anil wlilla the;', havp nvpr lHn loutli-d up to ca-' piiruy in tlieii- paaturerf. Ihy ran hanillo approxlinnlnly 2i.i)0 heud. mia nuiiihpr would lirlnx In a run la a potcBtlal dairy cow land he .filed, and to show the dlffr.;t vllrlfd .r pipe. E II. MBt h new, .aca in output, half as many dairy j BaUHer m.y . to Klamath Kederated ComJ cow. a. ateera. I.e. 10.000 dl, 8t.r tor -.11 day d Chwta. club. pIay ln future deT. would bring in an annual groa. for the balance, hi. sl.tant Fatty of com. of about on. million dollars. ,ArbHckl, M.ckeu dtog the ,or . Tolc, ta rtaah Canfer of Klamath F.ll,," The puhll. warned Ul. aaag several vocal Burabers. which, ber "P tha an.K.. ; Ity clubs have been talked Of for were very well received., Profee-L . . r-virrilTIVr .! months In many place, actual aor Youell of Fort Klamath .pok?lPVUU 1 tAtL-U 1 1 V fc . . 'jftniKjing down Is just starting, he oa th. achool development there.; OPENS'l OFFICES1 IN 'A JbmO ' n ,and what the chamber of commerce; could no to aaslst tlielr teachera. , (ict ToKi-tller Tnlk i It. ('. Uroesbeck, vice president of the K hi inn th chamber, who has earned the reputation of being the "man of Ihe hour" In every rham-- her of fommerco emergency during ; Ihe year, spoke for Klumeth Fulls. lie told the Fort Klatunlu people that they lived In Ihe prettiest spot in Klamath county. He anid the the chamber caravan , jmeotlnKB throughout the countyjnere are ti,e picking-' of local scout !wa to' draw all the people of Klnm- masters and the organizing of i.i. ..i . i. . . . il .. .. i . k ... . . . ,,iu r.V"' purpose or tne cnamoer oi Coni - merce was to asaiat local people In I their problems, to bring In outside cnpltnl, and to look after those In- teresta after they were in here The chamber must act aa"a buffer between groups of different Ideas nnd-assist nil In Ironing out their. differences, he sold. Mrs. t. J. Evans, teacher of tho upper grades in the Fort KlumiUh achool. delighted the gathering luV a snappy program, staged by &tlJ tho Fort Kiamatn scnooi ciuioreu., Tho program ' .wonderfully well veil balanced and I sustained with KOod nt and recitation numbers, and a fine little minstrel piayiet. Following Ihe minstrel the crowd ' adjourned to the community hull where they nil took part lu a peppy Jllney dance, with music oy Hous ton's harmony hounds. , , Business Women S I-IUO To Have Novel meeting IO nave ... . KTa Itulrinrlnv rMtcnt. i a vi . - . " u.,,,,1,.,1 bv Miss Loretta Jennings. I .,n- ,,f business women gath- i Ii;ill hotel last evening to 'lay p.B. for an evening of pleasure . ....I 1 ..... nv n I! 11. ...,!..iii,ir nf tliu Iluslnr-ss and Profea-' slonul Women's i luli tne society wus ' divided Into sides, each side to fur-; ; . isll ..i..i, ..lii.rnnte evenings 01 .-iiuti- Miss Jennings, as cap Itiiln of the coming meeting. Is ex- June1 peeling to "ie "I'P""1"" l''9 n: will llvelv evening. Tho society Is In-1 I . 11m Avla te- 'vlted lo meet i" " Conn -..ii nt her Homo on . onnei where picnic supper is neing ho ihe refreshment com- .. i. i.... to he eaten annum a umii Many entertaining siunis ue !heen plan nned by Miss Jennings and and they are con- her commiiiee. fldently expecting to from their opponents. rin the eats" FALLS. ORE.. THURSDAY, New Elks Get Acid Test By Request Today limm'i Saranaoa' wreckln' craw, ibaiiar taowa a tba second degree 'tram of tba local Elk lodge will hare IS aw candidate, oo tba streets today bravlBg ihe Jeers of tba mob. and thoao who ara ao' entirely prostrate. will ride tba benevolent aad protective (oat to night at tba Elk Uaple. Tba following la the official llat of "toe-beads" ecbedaled to. pacta eprouttag a (rowtb of antlers: Paul nr . l j nr r . . . ... w.l'l, k.u . MB i w. i mm , . , . n, . . . , W. Xarkea. Loral W. ChrlatT. W. . . . . ' - r. oanora. viouia n.. roriar. XI. a. Matbawa, Clarenca H. (Jack) Kaowlta. B. H. BaUIar. D. Fraak T)ri.T.l I Inhn A C m nKall I n . H,rr j ; Abbott y Nlalaoo and E. W. Hasaea. Klamath Falla clttaenrf need not be aurpriaed If queer algbta greet i -m on Mala atreet t'jdar. accord ing to prophealea. Trade rivalry and rock-bound competition between buaineaa men meana nothing to the young Uvea of Klka aecond degree ) leain. In all probability Ed Van-j nice will be aeen In front of Moe's atore carrying a banner booatlng! hln conipelltor lo the akiea. Louie Porter may hare to neatow a French I greeting on bolh Al (irahani and vc II VI11ir II R MulhpwN mftV . . , , be hawking Zerolune or Ariato mo-i .... .... .u . LOT I..IB II1.J BIICC. III. Knowlea may occupy a soap box In & Co. where he WI" ue wi"- ."":..nu. ar. fr...e. .h.' CHAMBER COMMERCE', Cecil A. Cook, scout executive of the Crater Lake Doy Scout coun- ell which takes in a big slice otj southern Oregon with Klamath, Jackson, and Jieephlne counties. opened nn office in the chamber of commerce yesterday and will divide his time in the solving of gcout problems, between the new of - flee and Medford The fr8( problem to be tackled troops. Kiamatn men wno u'Katn CXDeClea IO . f,nerience in directing boy scout organizations and every cltl-j ten who feels he would be able to j assist the movement In any way is. requested' by Mr. Cook to meet In PORTLAND. May 6. Partially the chamber of commerce tonight cioudy .weather today . resulted in at 7:30. It l hoped to organize at; a maxlmum .temperature of "7 de leas"! five full fledged soout troops reeJ at Portland, and . Wednesday! .in Ktomafh county tnw -summer. Purchase 'of office equipment1 for Mr: Coek yesterday from a' local - furnitUPe snore.-which is giving free chances on-a lot-'of Taluable mer- v-.j... Kive9-the local boys an -excellent chance lo draw down one of the prizes it was pointed out. Big Passenger Liner Has Serious Boiler Explosion On Seas LOS A NO ELKS. Mny 6. Crippled iand torn ny a severe ooiier ro..... , exllos(in. ,le liner Manchuria, cn- route to :.ew u irom n... ..j. ,, ,...rj Raii,n rnl " . . . 7rna- nii-orii in c lo an unci criiu4 radiogram from oipta.n nnnm s. Monro, tonlglit. Louis Lannrqtie fireman and New Patrick Ilyrne oiler both of York were killed h, the ...as ac- uiihiiiik i the message. Three other member f the crew were sllgntiy injured, The Manchuria Is carry 516 nissenKers. .nut? o uun. , cording lo the captain. He advised company officials here that the ship proceeding at reduced speed for liallioa and was lu no Immediate ...- - uuugBi. - SHEIMIEKD'S WIFE JAILED CHICAGO. Mny 6. Mrs. Julia M. ! t.,,.,..l,nP,l hold by a coronor's Jury i...c... ue u o..; . . hhhwcib - viin ner nusounii. nniinm u. snep- herd, surreniterou to judge Jacob surrendered to Hopkins In criminal court late dny, after a night In hiding. to- MAY 7, 1925. T CLAMORING FOR U. 1. o- I- U.U r 1 biulneaa cooceraa In KUmatb FalU More U On In Half Dozen fr t.,rapa Mrtl(, OBt of Places In County For Ithia city both oa lacomiof and ont CofnmunitT Club. iIolnf me"lo t0 Po'tUad aad ' I other north waat. cltlo. Lyaa P. . Sablo, local chamber of commerce tha town of Merrill where a new community ball haa J uat been com-j Dieted, at Rraat half a doxea differ-1 eat towaa aad commuoltlea la the! Klamath country hare expreaaed a firm deetre, sad la aereral place hare atarted planning community cluhe with a building la each com munity to he used for meeting aad entertainment purpoeea. according to County Superintendent of Schools yred Peterson. The town of Spragne Rirer has taken the lead, according to B. E. WUford, a prominent merchant of that community, who aaid the peo ple of that place were putting their enthusiasm into action for a com munity club and hall and that a meeting to definitely on the plans would be held veT soon. ; A new church being built there j may serve as a meeting place tor S :cmniuntty club until one can be built expressly for the proposed or- ' " iganlxatlon. To Join Ftsleration According to Superintendent Pet-' erson the various Klamath country! j Mr. Peterson returned yesterday from Ply where he said the people of that community are talking 3r- lously club. of forming a community j Other communities showing thei I most active interest In having their, j communities officially represented in the Klamath Federated Commun- j ity clubs are Fort Klamath, where, 1 work has been carried almosl to the: I point of ucZlnito formation, and Yonna valley where a club Is being talked of seriously. ' ' - r- i - . I Stop Reign of Hot Weather In Portland evening a decided drop in tempera- ture,.an a threat of rain .was in the air. The- official .forecast for Thursday .predicts coludy and cooler weather. ' ... Warm weather over Ihe entire northwest has started the annual spring freshet in the Columbia' river and reports from the upper Colum bia and Snake rivers Indicate that flood stage will be reached at Port- I land next week. i Humidity today was high and the fire hazard throughout the forest regions west of the Cascades wa, lo Fair weather and northerly winds with a probable rt.'urn of the warm spell are expected again by Friday.. "KEDS" ACTIVE I.N MEXICO trty fnltcd News l.eaed Win-) MEXICO CITY. May 6. A group of "reds" railing themselves the general confederation nf Inbor voted today to seize the lands from their present owners without consulting the government or national or local agrarian commissions. I The conference voted for "direct action" and proposed that agencies be established through which far mers would exchange farm products for the products of cities and towns. DECISION WITHKI.D IRy I'lilted News Leased Wlri) NAPA, Calif., Mny 6. Although the first 30 days of Dorothy Elllng son'i confinement for observation In the state hospital here expires 8at - urday, a decision as to the girl's sanity will not be given for several week. Western Union j Asked To Speed Up Service Here' Following rquaau of aevaral llama lumber compaalaa Bad other! with T. C. Cola, weatera UbIob dhv Jtrkt commercial eaperinteadeat at i Seattle. At preaeac the Weatera Vojoa! company malntalna a wire from hero ooly to Baa Francisco. Meaaagee destined for points) north of here are relayed to San Francisco, thence 1 back northward to Oregon, Wash ington and Brltlah Columbia points. tnuaiDE. muiuiuR iu iui:i uubium . men a telav of from 10 minutes to'" COBPltlOn of the more than half an hour on each Jwcted befor September 1. telegram. EmplovoMBt Stabilised During the peak of summer tele- "The addition of the new kilns graph business the messages are : is significant," said. "Not that oar said to be delayed seriously. Sec-1 production will be necessarily In retary Sahln la asUing that a direct j creased but- it will expedite our del wire be installed from Klamath iveries. Perhaps the feature of the Falla to Portland, tn addition to ' installation will be fact that we the one to San Francisco which will now he able to keep a full handle, traffic for California and force of men employed during the- back east points. i Man Gets Fine of $300 for Giving An lira Til I I" ' Ex-Wife Black Lye ! '. E. Carroll played in hard lark In all the lower courts . of Klamath Falsa ymterday . - Judace GeKhjacii-a slapped a -0 fine oa Vim on a dntnaearsa).- - charge, and not content with thla Carrpll Js alleged to have called oo hia ex-wrife ( at the ' - - ("birmiont hotel and In the dif ficulties that ensued Mrs. Car-.. - roll suffered a pair of black ened eyes. Hailed before Jus tire It. K. Hunsaker on an as sault and batter' charge arrow ing out of the attempt to chas tise his cx-wife, Carroll drew the hliffest fine that has yet been impotted In Hunsnker's court, t-VH, which he paid and then served notice that he con templated an appead. .? . .. WILLIAMS AND RHODE ISLAND "MAGGIE" BACK AFTER GLOBE TROTTING Oliver, better known as "Bill" William, and Jack "Magglo" Cren - shaw. have returned to Klamath Falls after an abaence of S months. touring the United States. Mr. W11 - Hams Is a nephew, of -O. D. Burke, well Known in -.Kiamatn runs, me At the preaent tlme A boys travelled by automobile, going ', , actlnK president ' an'd' into Mexico and spending the win ter at St. Petersburg. Florida, mak ing the eastern trip by the south ern road, and returning, to Klamath Falls .through the north. MILLION 1XR ROADH Oregon will receive S5S1.745 from ' proposition would give the club am. forest highway fund and 3457.729 pie means, to improve the grounds irom forest development fund, for and would no doubt hurry the con federal forest roads. atructlon of a suitable club house. , I A ITTOMORTTF. PROlalTfTinV RF. A rilFQ I x a. a m. u . .... v ! HIGHEST PEAK DETROIT, May 6. Sales and production of automobiles in the United States never has been so great as during the first three months of 1925, directors of the National Automobile chamber of commerce revealed, following their annual meeting hero today. Production for April Is expected to reach 4.15.000. when all returns are complete, topping by nearly 30.000 cars that of May 1923 which heretofore marked the banner miuith in manufacture. "Cities are spreading outward,". President Charles Clifton told dir ectors at the meeting. "Suburbs are growing enormously. Farm-; jlng conditions are Improved. All theee factors demand transporta- tlon. Low prices of automobile products (twenty-nine per cent be Price Five Centa UREASES DRY KILN CAPACITY New Co at tract ion Enable Concarn To Keep Full Help Year Round Dry klla opeeatioma of tha aVwaa aa Box company will be increased SO per oeat It wa announced yee larday bj Fred Sehallock, maaager of tha boa company, when he stated " that a contract had Joat been let to tha North west Blower Kiln company, with a eab-eoatract to the Porter Construction company of thla city tor five sew kllna. Coa- I atructlon work will start at onoe kilns is ex- winter months. The new kilns will permit us to dry our raw lumber in just a few days. During the ' winter months without their in i stallation e would have to wait i nature's motion to dry the lumber t0 me8t our (,emanls- These new kii prmit p art as ri u a n rl Avon nrnH iltt Inn tha Vfaa r i ' v ' 1 round, and to fill emergency orders ; In emergency time." I.. Lumber Dried Quick 1 There will be IS kilna in oper- . 1 at Ion when Installation of IBS' five ! Anu a .Amnlnla Th- l-W If il n - will be ii feet wide by lie feef llnnv h. 99 hlwh Th-tt -vl11:.K- . 4 of reinforced concrete with Inter- lOCKing me asa composite rooi.- Mr. Schallock stated that previous dry kilns erected by the Northwest and the Porter Construction people had proven a wonderful success. The work will be supervised by the I Sawmill Engineering and Construc I t'.on company of Klamath Falls. About 20 men will be engaged In the new construction work tor the ; next three months. IGQLF CLUB SITE TO BE DECIDED ; FRIDAY Next Friday evening at 7:30 at I the White Pelican hotel Klamath ! county golf history will be made. ,Qn that night all the golf club mem- bers, about 100 to date, will meet ani their final, selection of ' tB8 club aite and ilto tney m elect tnelr permanent officers. J. Voye R. E. The re- I Wright acting secretary: : cent otter of E. R. Reames ' to i uuuaiB m sue wuicu oe owns near the Shaw-Bertram plant, will prob ably be accepted according to tha i surmise of a number of "prominent golfers. The acceptance of thla a -j a j m. ' - ' IN HISTORY IN 1925 low pre-war) constitute added rea publlc can afford to son why the buy machines." Mr. Clifton aaid when all returns for April were in he expected the April output to reach 435.000, compared with 404,500 for May, 1923. Production th's year has shown remarkable expansion. From the Januury low water mark of 231.000, the production has moved forward with 271.000 for February, while March showed the greatest Improvement with 362.000. He de clared dealers expected the present demand to continue. According to figures produced at the meeting five firms now are prcduclng more than 1,000 cars each month. They are: Ford 7, 500; Chevrolet, 2400; Dodge, 1,- 50: Essex. 1.100, and Overland, - 1.000
