The Klamath news., May 15, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

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Priilav. May 15, 1025,
THE
MEX-AMERICAN
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1LIU1I.
COIERffi TO
STOP SMUGGLING
EL PASO, Texas. May H. The
American-Mexican conference (or
the suppression of border smuggling,
opens here Friday morning with
emissaries of both nationi definitely
committed to the formulation of
some policy for "mutual protection
against border outlawry."
"It is the administration's hope
that the conference will draft s
series of treaties for the curbing of
smuggling, and the solution of other
border problems," said Brig. Cen.
Lincoln (". Andrews, director of fed
eral prohibition enforcement, on his
arrival here to attend the parley.
Discussions by the Mexican dt le
gation will be led by Lie Primo
Villa Michel, personal, representa
tive of President P. Ellas Calles. of
Mexico. Sr. Michel arrived Wednesday.
The conferees will convene at 10
a. in., Kridav, for a preliminary
order of business, and will then ad
journ until Monday.
' Smuggling of aliens, narcotics. lio.
uor and other contraband, and the
exchange of International fugitives
are the chief problems to he dis
, i us.sed.
Mexico, the lolled News was In
formed today, is prepared ui offer
t lie I'nited States Its full en-operation
iu the auucrcssinu of border
crime. The program to he presented
it was understood, includes:
1 An agreement to mm back to
Europe or other countries, aliens,
who land from ships iu her ports
with the announced intention of
coming into the I'nited States
through Mexico.
I Will refuse them railway pas
sage.
! S Will maintain a checking ays-.
tern at border porta to detect and
apprehend those who manage to
reach the border from interior sea
ports. '
Andrews refused to discuss the
American plans. He said the con
ference would be in session "as long
as necessary."
American Consul John W. Dye,
and Keith Merrill, attaches of the
suite department, have been assign
ed as advisors to the conference.
AinotiK the American delegation
are II. S. freighton. in chaise of
customs at San Francisco: 1.. V.
Xutt. chief of the narcotic section
for the treasury, and William R. J
Vallsnce, assistant solicitor of the
state department. j
The delegates were guests today
at the Pan-American luncheon hore
for Brig. Gen. Robert L. Howze. i
They attended a formal dinner to-
night, and tomorrow night will be1
guests at a dansant.
f" . Governor and Colonel
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BRITISH FOREIGN f
SECY 111 RESIGN fV
Y'KX?. ;.'i!SON xrtti MF.'c rtANlv,
I.ONIHIN. Mav II Persistent tu
mors pniut tn the early n til i mrnt
jf Auslen Chamberlain as lliltlsh
foreign minister, which would ineiin
jthnt tlreat Hrltalu definitely had de
cided not to pledge her manpower
ami resources to protect France
0 B it in -t somn f ti I u re Herman In
vasion. There Is no lolif iruitloll of the
r.poils thai Chamberlain 1" I"
Inn the riimor Is in nlailtiB iimoiig
IHiHi.ns more than oidiiianly oni
pet. til to Jllilge wli.il I. imp. n.llng.
and it Is a patent t.e t I'm! Cham
lerl.iln's plans (! th "I "' "(
II III It t,.leli;ll nir.ii: h.H" I "
repudiated bv the . at-.n.-l Mtera-
1 ons of r'ti'"P' rteiil-l !" '.I'- eitllt
ual snlt of ch mil" i l. :n'' resinm-
Hon. M ill ll -'lll l II..! t.e llllel pre
lid :.s ether ili.ill .i.Imii- n-u of de
fiat l' hlt'l ;:!'. I a .liHav.iwai of Ins
pnlliv utlh re(:ai.l to the i .-ill tllent
It i kinmtl thai Chamberlain has
.nil ni aled a close nlll.ui.c Willi
Kranee. ntiil xirtilaltv the public i on
siimm,it:.n nf a dual treatv wherehv
llrit.iln. with the la. n mipport of
llie empire, wi.nld i: ual atilee Krali.e
ai:atn-t Cel'lnali ili .i'.iiin. In re
nun Chamberlii'Ti ht.ped to per-i-aaile
Trail. e that the Ver-alil.s triat.
niM.fur as lhat rel.ttei to the t;.T
r.-ali l. rril.irv iven ovi r to 1'i.lali i
-lielll l be ri i:.iriliil us Mlb).., t to re
IKi'l at Milne date III i.. n..ir III
YOUR SILENT PIava
Trade It for a RAM
Pussilily yim Imvo a HiU-nt piano in i
lit'im- no one to nlav it- im ., M
"lie 10 h.
If v.i why not exchange it fr :l radio ora,
Victr.ila ami records? .
KARL SHEWIKUD CO,
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il.ii.rnor Miriam A. Ferguson, of Texas r n t ! y erer.. .1 r c- .- l
J. I. Case Threshing Machine
Products
Sole Agency for Klamath County.
J. N. BRAMHALL
rnn. K it-st N:iMt. Jr.. a fii't f :elcil cohmfl in her sla f. T..i' "I.rtle
l ii'i i.t I.- whose lumors abdrii linn m! one twt, is bf.u-vtii iu bv 'tiu
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ROCKY SRAMBO ARRIVES TODAY
TO START TRAINING; COFFMAN IS
A FAVORITE OVER INDIAN CRi
Kri.n. e is utivi!!ini: t. i!e ert b, ;
I'eli li ally, nml the isi.lm l..ni
cr..::i III tile lirllish cat-ll-t, pre
Mt::ablv led bv Wins'. in fhnr hill
l'..s r..;.!, .1 I,, j niji 1i
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Clean your window
in seconds
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Manager.
Klamath Falls, Ore.
Phone 149-J. 208-209 Winters Bldg.
Hii.-'ii .-tratna-rlia will ar-i.e t-.-Iday
frnm Portland tn finish tr. lin
ing for his ten-'roiiiid bout with
Saw my Olson at the. aiidinavum
hall May l!th.
Much Interest in nei:t Tuesday""
ImxiiiK card is centered in the semi
final between Joe Coffman and Jack
Orim. Coffman has het-n Luing In
Chlco and Sacramento, where he
knocked out Cyclone Hicky in one
I round. He knocked out Joe Sib
Ido In two rounds, as well ns Dlackli
Rice in two rounds; won decision'
over Ray Todd in four rounds; lost
decision to Toney Flores in four
rounds; got draw with Toney Vin-
eiit in -iv rounds; u. ri .1. .
uver Vn'in:: Klures. f..ar i.,.;;.,!..
J. tin-ki-d out Jack Hay, t-.wi r,i,ni.!-.
Coffman niado n trip t-i tin- e:i ,t
coast last year and l.ov d soaie
very gnml boys, lie Is sure to ci-.e
Crim an acid test. Crim is cons-id-ered
by many to lie a muni pm.
peet. and there are some Bond jn.k. s
of fiKliters who prediit a brii;lit fu
ture for him. He w ill be ha. k-d
heavily by the Indians and whiten
alike to beat Coffman.
The bout between Wilbur Jlar
rinnton and Young Felix is nut to!
be forgotten. j
Tickets ore now on sale at the
regular quarters.
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CIIICACO. May 11. . a.-rK.-Shaw,
shell shock. -d war veteran
w!in killed his father with a Cor-1
nan .sabre after a drinking bum i
was adjudged insane by a Jury
Thursday. The verdict is expected!
" result In Shaw's confinement for
.ie in an institution. Allenlsla ex.!
pressed. ,!, h(.rf t)l.u Shaw Jb
mentally unsound. I
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Without water
,
Nomussno bucket to carry Around
Just take a bottle of MOLE-nl
its rubber nose on a win.
dow. The liquid feedi
through nipples out ot
the glass. Then wipewiti
a cloth. That's all! Th.
window is cleaned and
polished. No matter ho
dirty. A few cents cleim
all your windows. Try it and see.
X K C. Co.
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L- r lIU t! ST CUit Cleaner
jmf AtAayCroeti
"Digs Uadsr Dirt"
KImt CkmaUsI Crirsilctiiaaa
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MASON-EHKMAN COMPANY
Distributors
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Montana Cattle Man
To Locate In Klamath
The Club Sedan
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Floors That Add to the
Home Furnishings
N?T?'-T t,traCiS the attenon so quickly
Therefore it i? only reasonable to suggest that
Big Basin Lumber Co
William Lodge, Manager
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I TOPEKA. Kas., May 14. How
former Governor Jonathan M.
Davis acreed to sell a pardon to
Walter Orundy. Hutchinson. Kas..
banker, who ran afoul of the law.
! was dejcrlhed here Thursday at
j Davis' trial on charges of solilcit-
ins and acceptins bribes in ex
change for pardons.
fleotKe ( heiioweiii; H hiieep man
U of Iteit l.odKC. Montflnil. Hrriverl tn
Klamath Kalis yesterday from
gene, where he has spent the past
winter, and he win pt In a ,iiy
or two lookinc ov. r the Tule lake
and Kort Klama'li eoitntries with nil
idea of possibly lncntlnB in this
section.
(Iienowctli stated n no uncert
nrpa
TbfaJkSfom Quality Means'
jsswer osts of Operation
The fasf.incrcainR number of new good Maxwell cars on theitret
1H raiitiirtft (sfs.Ij.. i . . . i t !nff.
" h ",ui" comment, it is a perfectly logical napp'f
for no other four delivers the Maxwell combination of 58 mUeisft
hour, 5 to 25 miles in 8 seconds, and 25 milei to a gallon of gwoliw-
French Leader
terms to the chamber nf nnmi,...,...
people, that llie Willamette valley i
In addition to the Grundy te.ll- h 'h I , aKr'0 wl,h a
mony the state, by careful ,UP . .f0""''' . T' k "
tlonin,. brought out evidence re- ZB ,h. . " . m""",S
latin, to the Fred W. Pollman case , .'"tw U, P"1 " K"Kn'-
invcvln, Davis- Bon. Uusseil. and '.lis 4, "" l
the C. D. Bartholomew pardon' I
scandal. j
Four witnesses testified during'
the day's session which was en-1
livened T.y the battles of opposing !
attorneys who foucht itnhhi.
for the admission or expunging of
testimony relating to other than
the Grundy case.
The witnesses were: A. L Os-:
; "aid, Hutchinson attorney who tes
' titled he negotiated with Davis 1
j for the Grundy pardon; Dick1
Smith, managing editor of the Kan-!
sas City Journal-Post, which print
ed an expose of the alleged par
j don sales to Bartholomew an
j Augusta, Kas., furniture dealer.
who testified he paid, $800 and.
gave two notes for a pardon fori
his convict eon and Pollman who
.was recalled to the stand to de-1
tail further how hussell Davis
. handed him a pardon signed by
his father in exchange for J1.250. '
Forest service will spend $S.O0.)'
on Keltcy valley road, Utnpqua forest.
Hoseburg Associated Oil com
pany strikes heavy gas flow at 2
I 223 feet.
Federal far mloans In Oregon un.
dcr various bank systems total
1130,668,250 on 1,831,123 acre, ap
Jpralsed at 181,331,082.
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Frinrh il hywiW. governor ot
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But there are still greater satisfactions for the Maxwell owner. Tt
car i. snn.nli . rLI. k
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an advantage of genuine importance to the buyer. In no other mf
could you be assured of the quality that distinguishes the new pod
Maxwell from all other fours.
..... ,,,Kn qu,my tnat accounU vefy ,arge,y fof ,he depeoo
nature of Maxwell performance, the car's durability and, above Ur
cost, of operation and maintenance so low as to create a new Hsn
ard of trnnnm.t
We are always eager to demonstrate the new good Maxwell."
nue in the car prove, at once that it offers more fine motoring
a, ever before available at the price.
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