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MATH NEWS
Tucwlay, October 6, 1925
rase Three
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Accessory Figures Given
By Supply Manager
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tioM'AU'ci With Move
vvjaricj All lan Choice
, . Fat Cor" wider
. ftA, 0t. '(Uiillrd N"Ws
HI a k "MUrhxII'i sutm
VaaM6'; , Me-hunilrd x-
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atlt
a I
' 4 through the
la launrhliiK a
Ol. -Hilly" Mlt
romniunder of
OB now hiSdliia
1 aaar I aonventlon here.
eoaveut. r, corridors tho
boom i was crowing,
rra Of ' .Iowa di'legatlon
al nf tha airman,
Iriim Texas and
allRiifd them
I Mitchell cain
a nut urosonl al
zing detained III
urt marllal, ru-
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"ivenf
itoa
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org
toolll put Row
at Into lliu Log
hitherto llm fight
.andt la rlili'f v, :i lie-
ad J B'1 ''.iliin of
ij! Nr.: :n'ul Cum
l. : ruin opening
jU i:i i:iut retain
irt iA keoullrr out of P ill-
,i, at rafralu 'rum giving
a oa any a"1'11"" "'at "
it epealy dusn. d." ho
f .
rsJ PranJt D. llii-m. director
jUnltsd Slatea Wli'-ur.s- tinr-
dressed laa ennwr lo.i Mm
(U.elatlB eat thai derr-mrall-
of the Bureau tu rtsiiltwl
ellsslaatloa tit red tui and
uiBdllag of Increased numl.fr
trans' dlsaWllly clalma during
at year.
b(g day. of Hi" sesl ms
ITaeadSy. ? when President
( -1) now aaaedlng westward
I Iran the gathering, tho
ll at : " "
wita aaUV which nrt-om mo
ra p0""- t'cnT Tasio
t 1 brjadraat tho speech.
tt I -wtttaird that lou.000
jl 1 - on hand to hear
drSS I Wh loud apoakora
' "ad oata. . ) ronyonllon
d la public purka. At t
I Taaaday tho pri-lilint will
rs a taflloa para do and will ro
f f0 Waabtngton Tuoaday nlKht.
-iCETT. LAKE TO
et j;ded screens
I- -i
fdeaat iL'f. In tho northern nec-
Ua coumy. having nlrxndy
itj4 i9.ep0 I.ocli I.avon trout,
ata' I more Iniprovcmonta
;L 1 William Coleman of
I t, a K crecn man for tho
Bin. Jn, and Charley Knad
atat ftah cullurlat, rlnlt at
far tMn Kiiok.
and Itoadnrmol pnaacd
1 laaiath Kulla ymtiTday on
to Orenrout luko to mnko
ta (.tor the ItiHtallallon
It it tae oiitlot of tho dnm
p. Irrigation projccl.
' r6. . ta the gamo men.
td et Butchery haa planted
year i iroxlmatoly . 400.000
t Levai tust In Crescent lake.
iha k a Of making that body
ler ' ni-liiklng alatlon for
1 trout.
..protect tho flail, It
t the outlet of the
Teenod.
To glvo tho uiolnrlMl nil dlen of
tlio vanl u 1.1 nit li t of uuloiinilillea and
auto aeeoaiiirUa anld In Iho Unllud
HlJilea uiii ipHcliilly In I tin wvat,
Mr. Keefn, local imitiuKer of Dim
Wvhtern Auto ttiipply Company'-!
now iitore on Heveiilli titid l'ln. ha.i
furulahi'd tlm follnwlili; lnfi.riii.i
t lun :
Thern wero niani'facliired In IVe
tlnlted Mtiilua liiat ymr nioru thnn
4.U(MI,(IU uiilomoMlen and trucku.
Tint wholcnulu Tiiluei nf t "l -.:
anioiiiitiid in J2.r.ln,Hti',.(Hlu.
The automobile tire mid uci-er Hmy
liUHlniwn In uIiiiiihi na lurxo. For
timtkunto, thero wure luuiiiiructured
In tho I'iiIiimI Hlittua lnt year uvor
tu.Omi.eoD tlreu. having a wholeiinN:
ruluo of 17011.000,0110. The whole
aulo valun of nulomohllt accnvhtirleH
and parla (not Imluilinx llrnai
manfactur- d In Hi i I nlti il Htatcn
amounted to 1 1..! 10.000,0110, ur a
lotnl of fS.OTO.Otio.oiio.
The Wealorn Auto Hilpply Co.
Ima at (he prwaent tiinn atorea
III operutlon, and Ihenu flKiirea will
huw thu h 11 nt 1 1 purl thui Weotern
Aulo plain In thu gr.'iil Induatry.
Mure limn bono ilirterent Iteuia
am aolil tu t ery Wexern Aulo
atore. tlio avrruice toul if d.illy
rimtiimcra uf all tlm atorea number
ier .". 0.110 . They mild over 200
lurloitila of acceannrli n and rump
Kaolin, The amnller Itema run
Into million, vli , mure than 2.
000.000 roller pllm: 400.000 pinion
rlngi: 3io, buo Hlu bulla; 29,000
npark plui'.a n:td more than bno,
ouo valve InnUlea wro aold before
the of Ihn year.
Business Men Talk
on Trade Relations
IntcrHHitiiK UlKRUftHlnn uf inutli-m
ptTinhilnrt to n liiilonu httween tho
t'y mT('!:uiit ond ttio cotinumur
ftrnii!i1 i liiitf lotilcH btfor n lunuh
vti fitifl htu-liHuaj fncfliliK nf tlm
Khifiialli MtirrhitftlH uttil HiihIiiohi
Mt'ti'd nH,!ucluUuii, he lil In thu clium
tu r of romtricn o ronm Monday
nil ht. Tin in'itliiK w.m In ctmriro
of Cliiilrtiinn Hurl iJlMtpliiTi. A'iout
thirty iiu-inbtTM were prirof-nt.
Cliiilrmnn Hhcchrril ftavo m UrU't
iuldriH i-n thu mutli-r of prdiwrilitK
lh rohniititni', or patron of tlm In
cut men-hunt!! by i-ruhlltihincnt of
n rrotlii nvMH-ni, wliii h would at
tiM- do awiiy wtili umhurntHliiK
qiK-jtiltinM on thin import nut Itom
of tlm 1m;-)Iihik3 CNtithlUhmuiit. No
oftii'Iiil Hetlon wan liilfii l::nt nlKht,
v.Hh tho rxrfpilnn of r-ppolaimnit
of a rorninlttt'H to tnku tha inHttcr
up nod roport hac k at the next rneut
!iik nf tho bmho tiitlnri.
AIR MAIL PILOT
IS THOUGHT DEAD
Scores of Searcncrs Fail To
Find Trace of Miaaing
Man or Machine
IIKI.I.K.KONTK. Pa., Oct. B. A a
durkneaa furred tho luat plane to
tho ground In the aenrch for Charlea
Aniea, mlaalng New York-Chicago
air mall pilot, federal authorities
cilmltted to the local police that the
march would be continued only lo
locate tho loat plane and a dead
aviator.
llevcil Amea craalied la wooded and
hilly, and would impede newa reach
ing the outside world, but the
searchers are certain that the miaa
ing pilot. If alive when hla plane
waa forced down after it was laat
seen Thursday night, would bare
been beard from by this time.
At dawn Taeeday a hundred mem
bora of troop I), state mllllla, will
join In the search. It was announced
here Monday night. The 500 state
pollco, forest .rangers and natlvee of
the billa who have been combing
the underbrush and inountalna for
the last few days were joined Mon
day by several hundred student of
Pennsylvania stale .college.
The baying of bunting dogs mlnglo
with the shrill cries of young child
ren as repeated fulae ularme of dla
corery are reported.
-Ten planea aearched throughout
the day, the first time alnce Amea
was missed, that weather conditions
were favorable. Searcher on foot
continued the h?nt after nightfall,
joined by scores of natives, whose
work during the day kept them from
aiding.
Confidence that Ames would be
found within a few hoars was ex-'
pressed by (toward Bhavcr, assist
ant auperlntendent of the Cleveland
air mall field Monday afternoon.
Shaver reported back to Cleveland
that searchers bad located, within
a few miles, the region where It
waa believed Ames waa forced down.
The searching planes did moat of
their flying around Clarion, 100
miles west of bere traveling in clone
formation. Stone mountain haa been
scanned again and again with no
signs of the plant or Its wreckage.
H
OTEL ASTOD
24 Ha UsAanfas
EVERT ROOM Us PRIVATE TOILET
SOft Balbs New, Modem
Close 10 Shopping DUtritl and Theatres
FREE CAP.ACE Tarrt from $1.90
FOR SALE
By owner
Late Ford Sedan
First Class Condition
Plenty extras, $250
Call at 1314 Main
A. E. Pleat
October 1 Baby Is Born
To Mr. and Mrs. Cage
Krlent nf .Mr. and Mrs. Norman
! II. CiiKe of Kdlson, California, will
bo happy tu learn of tlm arrival of
a baby girl, weighing eight pounds,
which was born Oc tober 1 lit Pan
ama drive, Killron.
Miss Cage will bo christened Mar-
tha l.ui lllo Mary, according to a
letter received yer.u-rday by Nate
tllterbelii. The (iage family are
well known In Kluniath Kails, where
they raided for somo time.
Lati
County Physician's
Auto Is Found Lying
Overturned on Road;
I
Hecunibent on Its aide at the
corner of Main and nivemldo, Dr. t
(i. R. Ne-wsom, director of the coun-;
ty health unit, yinlenluy morning,
discovered his automobile which, i
the night previous, hud been. stolen i
from In front of tha Whitman drug
store. lie railed .in othera for a
consultation and It was determined
that tho machine, with proper rare
will aoon be aviln on the streets.
Officers nro of the opinion that
the machine was atulen by JoyrlU-.
era who wrecked It ahurtly after!
they hud not It under way. Hcllef!
thnt It was taken by youngrftcrH
waa exproased. '
FIRE CHIEF TALKS TO
PELICAN SCHOOL CLASS
Kirn Chief Ambrose yesterday
gave an Interesting addreaa to the
pupils of tho Pellcun acbool on fire
prevention lind other phases of pro
tection of lifo and property. -Tho
talk, both Instructive and Interest
ing, wus listened to with kern In
terest hy tho pupils.
Kodak Finishing that pleases all
la our specialty.
STINKOX'H HTI'UIO
7:17 Main Ht.
PEDESTRIAN HAS CLOSE
CALL WHEN HIT BY AUTO
Pedestrians along ilnln street yes
terday afternoon experienced n
till 111. Hick Wright experienced a
aevc-re hump, and (iene Henry Is.
the hero of tho entire acene, which
was enacted at two o'clock III front
of the Klrst National bank, when
Wright dashed In front of (he Henry
automobile from between two park
ed enra.
Only the quick action of Henry,
with the swift nppllunro nf brakes,
saved Wright from moro than akin
nod knoea and elbows. Neither of
tho men saw the approncli of, the
other. '
Wright Is employed in tho Stand
ard Oil station on Sixth and Klam
ath streets. Henry Is city engineer.
-ax
be x
sMAl
a an
II.I.EY HOSPITAL.
yoora and nuraory
mother I now baby. advlO
A
25
t
r
Ythe
it price
S y for a
tooth
eLISYERINE
TOOTH PASTE
X large Tube
lll'YH 'ONIl-:tTIOM:!tV
II. C. Cornish of Kluniath Kails
hna purchased the Mara Confection
ery, formerly owned by lloss Kin
Icy at 1023 Main street, according
to an announcement niado yester
day afternoon. Cornish will now
sorve lunches In connection with
the previous menu.
mm
A.
W'&L..
Perfect eyesight cannot be
yours if you newlect the. warn
ings your, eyes have been giving
you. Wo will advtuo you not to
wear glasses If our examination
shows you do not actunlly need
them.
'Qur elasssen ffiva
the proper results be
cause our examina
tions show what the
proper lenses should
bo."
DR. H.
J.
WINTERS
Eye Sight Swclullst.
We (irliu! Our Own Glosses.
' Klamaih Falls, Ore.
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i nt: n ii if H I t
T J l l I I I I I I I I
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BECAUSE
ITS DEPENDABLE
one i'mfortutt reason for
1 a
your choice oj
Southern Pacific Lines
Your travel resoonslhllitv ceases when you bosrJ tbe train.
Comfortable trains leave at convenient hours. You arrive et
your destination rested and refreshed and on time.
Service most everywhere cn the Pacific Coast, plus four popular
transcontinental routes to the east.
Economical, too reduced roundtrlp fares make travel sur.
, prlslngly lnespenslve.
For compl-te Information, communicate with,
SoiisStera Padfscltaes
J. ,J. MILLER. Phone 709.
1 District Freight & Passenger Agent.
Room 205 Hopka Bldg. 8th and Main Sts.
Klamath Fall, Ore.
In tbe Center of tho Shopping District Ton Can Get Style-At-a-Prlce
Corduroy
Longies
For Boys
$2.95
Dark brown, dark cream,
cream, dove grey; sixes
5 to 14.
Sterling Coats for
Girls and Misses
$6.95 to $19.50
GIRLS and Misses coats arc styled by Sterling
in the same snappy models as those enjoyed
by their elder sisters, mothers and cousins also,
Sterling coats are made of the same fabrics as the
Petite models for big sister and fur trimmed in
the same way in many types. Ages 6 to 18.
KNIT GLOVES
59c, 69c, $1
For women, misses and
children.
FLEISHERS
YARNS
All kinds, all colors.
;o);n-i
Children's
BEACON BATH
ROBES
$2.39, $3.95
Children's
KNIT TOQUES
59c, $1
Wool. Silk and mixtures.
For
Wear
This Bradley all-worsted
Sport Coat, with its multi
colored small-check front
and plain back and sleeves,
is proving a "knockout"
A new combination' for
men who want comfort
and style. Comes in sev
eral different color mix
ture's.'"" Each one irresis
tible. Appealingly priced,
too.
The Latest
KNITTED WEAR
For Men, Women
and Children
Let ns show you your slxe.
"The Pansy"
Tie 50c
The Peter Pan cravat and bow
tie in tbe pansy purple shade,
so popular.
Blankets
i
Sleep Warmly Nights at
Soothing Prices
Cotton Blankets
For Women cotton, wool mixt, wool, and
silk and wool; also for infants
and children.
For Men cotton, wool mixt and wool; also
for boys.
Rubber-Goloshes-Rubber Boots
Whlto, sinRlo;
size 73x99 ....
Brown, heavy
Saxony, single .
$1.98
$1.25
Bliss grey, alio
64x76, double .
! $2.39
in our
Cameo, plaid, size QO CQ
4x7. double tj.07
Cameo Lender, (Jjn Qjr Ten Strike, grey (? Oft
lite 60x80, doubloV'""'' 72x80, double tyd'OV
All Wool Blankets ... $7.35 to $10.85
Oregon City All Wool Blankets
$12.50 and $13.75
Part Wool Blankets ....$5.25 to $5.59
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KLAMATH VJX FALLS
and Chiloquin
. . ' ' Quality Assured In Center of tbe Shopping District In Klamath Falls