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COVERED WAGON f
COMES BACK TO,
STATE OF TEXAS
Efcnaft (Ccy News
Sunday. 'August S. 15.
VPie for Little Boy
and Girl Bats High
In Scientist's Tests
SHASTA VIEW
Migration Of Thousand In r.m frca i
- dairy. He ha
.one Star state -a
By Serious Droug
'fitter aaj brothers at Falrvlew Fri
day afteraoon.
Sir. aad Mrs. Scot ThomDsoa,
rald oa Mr. and Mrs. Aiet Caeyne
Wednesday.
II, HAROLD AMRrW
trailed N' Corrnpondeai
CHU AUO. A. Ji The profee-
t iMtrononyr nave romv
ward sub the fooa news
SHASTA VIEW. An. II. A. H
Hale has moved hit milk cowa lo
ik. ril ranch near Klamath
w h.M k. I. rnnnlnx a rs. M. i. omn ana
... ... T . Tlnfl. n H AM M r Men - ... i
..i 1 ' I . . MnrrhkMd 1 u . . . t - . . i. . . I . , r l.u.l 111-
. - niirf. u . i . iui in mi iui.u.a w
Lone Star State Caused lin aalrT ,t(Kk Mai all. Mr. Hi.ion on. eve.n,. ihu ... ' mMaj hlt ., Johall,
light It "" h ,b mii- tracl1 ' bo "'" ,u" t'rlf hi. The p..plar nutwa of hie
Mr. B-rntart and Kll Wolfe of jn this week. Ij.,,,, moch-r that a icoad pte
HOrsTON Tela. Aor. SS The Poe valley, have beta working oa Vrs. Vera M.CIellen aad Mias of wotIlai pie has Bo p!s In hU
covered war'oa haa come bK.k to the W. K. Ilasaia ranch, potllnt Mrr.ie Batler were Klamath Kails omich bunk aad rlffle-raffls.
Texas, up- hay. !Tlsnur Friday. ! iB 0n,er words, pie has moved up
ih. mad. ihroDih the parched Mrs. C. M. Kirkpatrick and B. H. Hamilton Is eattlnc hay', ... nti,tT precarioss position
land! of Central Teias there are daughter Elita have gone berrying ,nii wrr t lht ,(0,,, f th meaa as a de-j
hundred! of them creaking along for a few days. 1 Mr. aad Mrs. Sana Dllinter rti ,ai ,0w heads th Iil of good,
drawn by gaunt, plodding mules or Jane Short has been visiting with (B Klamath Falls one day this waoCTom. foods. If yo ars one
drooping bony bows. In each wag- Nellie Ha.ktn for a few days. week on business. of ,nOTe deluded chaps who trulgle
oa Is the worUly Roods of a tenant , The reclamation dredger camp: xri h. D. Morrison called " ,nroorh the polato aod the rarrota
farmer and oa the seat and atop the was moved laat week. It Is now Vrv jim gtewart Tuesday after-' Bd the prunes. only to gel -leader
located just aouth of Malln on the B9011 t .
-i .1. atar now loss yoar
hat la Ihs sle-rlric fan aad order lbs
i waiter lo brief o a pis )
' I laat of water, it will 3S
iteel llks lakiai a rB around ths
block. j
Ths authority la Rose) II. Shaw.,
Chicago aatrltloa sipsrt. It looki
hla six months of saperlmentlaf lo
find oat thai a pir ct pis Is as
good as a sort boiled sgg. that It
may be eaten, sa well aa need for
taught la moving pleturw comedies. !
He experimented with' six albino,
rata.
Half lbs aalmala wars fed cue-1
lard pis aad lbs others rice, pota-j
loes, cabbage, spinach and brvad. i
Ths rats bad a pis appetite from Ihs
atari, aad ahowed ruults. Ths pi-;
fed aalmala became sleek aad gained
weight mors rapidly than thoeo oa a
plelees diet.
"Ths Ingredients of pis." says ths
BsiiiiifS it sr-
lah bamaa beings aa well aa rata.
Kit, milk aad wheat floar aapply
proteins Flour also baa car bo hy
drates and ao haa ths sugar of milk
aad Ih caa sugar. Thar ars fate
la ih ehortenlag of Ihs rrnsl aad
la Ihs batler aad eggs, aad mineral
sella are aupplled by eggs, milk aad
lb berries la berry pis."
bhsw's Hat la headed by caatard.
pumpkin, squash aad awe-t potato
piee Apple pi haa lis qualities,
loo. While low la protein, he aays.
II la sa eacelleat sou res of heal aad
eaergy and haa slightly aaor food
value pound for pound than wheal
bread.
rici "r
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OaU. r.b.u,WFJN
ubmusio, to Z
aaaalle -- T-! b.
"ny aad UauS
SPECIAU
In Victrola StJ I
SHEPHfj
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pile of bedding la bis family. Now
and then there'! a covered cheap government eighty. j
motor truck In the caravan. J Mrs. John Llskey has the pleas-,
Thty are moving out of the atriik- are of a visit of ber mother, Mrs.,
ea section, looking for two things Josephine Rlihle and a sister, Mrs.,
tbey lack water and work.
rnKs.-rAxiHiiATK to ki el
PARIS. Aug. IS. A double duel.
Up In , Ma) me Elliott, both ladies are from i-,T0rlBI; , candidate for th Chilean
eat and north Texas the luckier HolUter, Calif, and drove over la a presidency, his son-in-law and a for
farmers are paying II a hundred Star car in two days. The distance m(.r cadidate Is scheduled for the
for picking cotton; down In the Rio being near (00 miles. immediate tutor anleaa something
Crande valley, there are plenty of; Fred Fisher returned horn last lBterTenes to prevent It.
Mexicans, and the pay la only T5, Tuesday, after spending nearly twoj Elidoro Yanes, publisher of La
cents a day. ! weeks helping baying at the Joha Vacloa iD gamiago, Chile, whose
That la the gloomy story brought Litkey ranch in Tule lake. 'name probably will be on th ballot
back by H. H. Schultx, the man who, 'when Chileana vote next October.
reports crop conditions in Texas to pAIRVIEW- MT. LAKI nt his aeconda to wait upon Lad la
the railed Stales department of llc Errasurii. former candidate for
agriculture. Schulti for five days! w -,.,D,-IC.. ... president. Thursday.
I... A.l.lr,. ,h-.,.h Jl. r..v.ir-...
central
Texas.
Sixty-eight counties are suffering
from drought, 28 of them have bad
no general rain for 1 months.
J. Lee Barnes is heading for H.
D. Morrison this week. I
Alice Cheyne and Xellie Stewart
spent the week-end In Klamath,
SOCIETY FOLLOWS BRITAI
farms in FaIU with
Polard.
WASHINGTON, D. C. Aug. II.
and Mrs. Dewey Fashion Is following the British flag
; in Washington.
Mrs Will Kaler and For the second time in less than
Mr.
A million people on the
the drouth sections are aufferinr dl-l
. i . .. n i : : Mr. and
i-k,j, uai. . iui.i,uu 1- uici ... . ca I .V.. n,l,l.h .m.
children, baviua, r-iaon ana uren w-...u
and Nellie Stewart attended the bay has Increased land values and
tent ahow Thursday evening. influenced the fashionable residence,
Mrs. Ray Cooper called on her growth of the capital
small cities and towns dependent on'
the farmers, are auffering indirectly,!
Schultx estimates.
The stouter hearts and those with)
tend or credit to borrow enough toi
feed the family and work stock, arej
sticking It out; a great many of the'
tenant farmers which includes at!
least half the people of this rural!
ares, are leaving.
As one man told his banker in a!
smalt town that hasn't seen a rain
drop since June, 1924: j
"I've been aettin' 'round waiting:
for it to rain until I wore out the!
seat of my breeches. I been lying'
'round on the floor trying to keepj
cool and sleep until I wore out all i
the quilts. So now I'm goin' to;
wear out my wagon glttln" aome-i
where where Cod ain't fnrcnt til
make it rain."
And that made one more covered
wagon for the caravan.
1-VE.1IWJLI PRODIGY
to
MADISON, Wis.. Aug. 22. The
state of Wisconsin has given the use
of the markets radio station at Wau
paca for experimental Durooses
Douglas F. W. Coffey, an lS-vear
old Inventor, who declares he bas
achieved some surcexs in transmit
ting moving pictures by radio.
Coffee, who Is a motion picture
operator, and received his inspira
tion while working In a theatre here,
has been experimenting for the last
eizht months In a crude laboratory
in hia home.
Get in on This Price for a Genuine
WILLARD
BATTERY
$13.45
Momyer&Momyer
REAL ESTATE
AND INSURANCE
Hopk Bid.
Klamath Falls, Oregon
FOR SALE
Beautiful furnished
home on paved street
FOR RENT '
Two room cottage on
Sixth street
liutiumr pii.i,.(;kk.h
TAZA, French Morocco. Aog. 22.
A wild moli of Arabs, Berbers and
Israelites is trailing the Prench ad
vance through northern .Morocco,
eager for a chance to fight in return
for the privilege of piriaging the
villages of the vanquished.
Floyd Henriot Co.
234 Main St.
Phone 397-W
' FOR SALE "
140 feet on Sixth,
$10,000.00; $1,500 will
handle.
TODAY
First showing of the
sensational new
OLDSMOBILE
MODELS .
. at our showrooms
Seventh and Klamath
Petersen Motor Car Company .
"After We Sell We Serve" '
Price cuts of as much as $290 on closed model "
..... y
Make it a point today to see this, the greatest value ever i
offered in a six-cylinder car.
11 f ..... r."
FOR SALE . "
Good Mills Addition
lot, 50x120 ft.
Equity in dwelling
will be traded for va
cant lots.
If you know of any game viola
tions, call phone 6S4. All Informa-
Will be atrlrtlv Cfmflrlonllnl
tlon
yfoSHlNGMACHlrtE
1870 MODEL
A woman now Is no machine
To struggle with the wash
In every home he is the queen
Khe knows it loo, b' goshl
V.u rl-el's Serviceman Kays:
An i-liTtrlcnl Miislilnir nuu'liine
In cny lo Imy anil economical
to iMM-rnte. lny for t wliiln It's
x wlilng for you. ..l-t us show
ym how It " I ho Job ...
ill BRAIDED WIRC
B iNSuuttio ih aueam fej
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Will Give You the Maximum of Easy-Riding Comfort
; , With' a Minimum of Expense
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PHONE 616
502 South Sixth Street. C. B. JOHNSON, Mgr.
USED
FORDS.
At prices that will surprise you
2 1924 Tourings, new paint
1 1923 Touring
1 1920 Touring '
I 1924 Roadster, Ruckstell axle
1 1920 Sedan, good condition, cheap
'1 1921 Touring, one man top Ruckstell
I 1 92 1 ton truck, 6 speeds t
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ALSO
We have for sale at extra special bargains:
1 Reo Speed Wagon
1 1924 Buick Sedan ,
1 1 920 Buick "fr Touring
1 1923 Chevrolet ton truck ,
!
Open Sunday. Come In and
Look Them Over.
Balsiger Motor Co.
AUTHORIZED FORD SALES AND SERVICE
8th and Klamath
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