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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (March 28, 1926)
The Klamath News Two to 6 Another "News" Feature The Wednesday Food Page. Menus and Tested Recipes. United News and United Press Telegraph Services (Every Morning ExceDt Monday) KLAMATH FALLS, ORE., SUNDAY, MARCH 28, 1926 Price Five Cents Stenographer a Modern Venus J LIGHT :rDc Vote -ml Change A Light N,. March 2S. ) Tall l1Ma on au , tutor Will b yol 1 it lb customary red, If Imi m . mmf nut the .da I Of lb national ( ttraet and blihsrsy V.-. to most cloel drawn f.i I lu musIob. bar th con f voUd VtintV'" o ustaln 90rt of l' r on unl fit of r. alatlons In jkmdls . I k-.l aUlM nan haniUs v. color' of tall I f Tb cosjailttee did not suit v I light of ran now In w f. ' ;d, but that all new-motor l provided with yellow i id that Iho cliango bo' gruel- I faca of prediction that I I itlc twlteb would result In t to drivers, and that many .-a .would refute to carry reeommendillooi, two bal- fulrd. A standing ilnd the report, 125 to reeont showed 140 In fa llow IlibU and US favor- Ud Attack. D. Drown, spokesman fur stlon from Michigan, led t acalnat tb committee re ndlnx "that', nearly 20.- tomolillea In the United r need rad tall lights, and uM be'vlrtually linnosalblc bout be change. It would iva;' ha aald, and drivers stomed to red. j Natbaa.W. McChcsnoy.. I of the- committee, held Vkould be used for rear ' '. ' " list hav - teallf IctI be ralltee,' he said, "(hat jvellns. for,' a conslclnr hlnd. a . red Unlit be 'omoj to Us presonce t extent that he grows :d, they claim, should: U Indicate danger, or u , g eea light, could not l ; ' ;.on of the first colors! to a person with 1 . For. . i 1 'ald that color ex-i 'rglsu and the Vnllort art .u of standards reoom-j . yellow lights. ' i but fsw minor chalices del coda for rules and ri'nu of traftle was endorsed by ; uference W nesday. I code, in r completed form, o before tb. nferonco Thurs .'or final ao it thon will irrlad to Ute . (Islnture with of baring It Incorporated Into n all tate. ,. . 'h matter of minimum age 'it drivers, representatives Hural atate won out ' gates from cltloa who 'jat IS ', years bo the at ' which a person a motor car. nnd II I that a prlvnla driver sed at 16 yoraa or ago, of a private vehicle at suffeur of a public vo ire of age. I ware aet at 20 milos ' I 'nesa districts wliero c rolled; at IB miles sin rlcts, whoro there 00 officers or control i' SO . n resident lul dls and S. m on highways. hi- ' " kI Central Prrii Photo -IV '-an s ..... f.;r.n;.: liirri with all tiwrntl paid, and There were 400 - i.. i il morin. is .Miss Nina Mutches rewara ior l..vin nuulifird as Wichita. Ksnsss" "Venus, other contcstonts. She is a stenographer. 1926 Will Be a Good Auto Year j "The West, Including the Pacific Coast, Is enjoying Rood times and business men and bankers are con fident that all of 1928 will be pro ductive of good business,' says Walter P. Chrysler, presldenet of the Chrysler Corporation, who, ac companied by J K. Fields, vice president in charge of sales, has j Just returned from a five weeks' visit to the Pacific Coast, after meeting motor car distributors and i dealers and leading business men In various cities throughout the country. "Duslness has built soundly In California and that great state Is en Joying prosperity." said Chryselr. "The state this year has had a normal rainfall, which It did not have during the past three or four years and its crops are assured. It faces the future with genuine confidence. 'The Taciric Northwest statos Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Montana are pro; J eroup. AgrK culturally these states are doing well, which means that nearly all business is good. Cities are grow ing and the spirit ot the people Is most optimistic. ' "Conditions were never better in Utah; Colorado has the same story to tell; Nebraska, Kansas and Mis souri are doing well. The outlook tor the wheat crop is very good. The railroads in the Middle West as well as in the. Far West are do ing an excellent business. Every where you travel In the West you hear the same story: 'Business Is good and it Is going to continue good.' " Kerosene makes the best cleanser if allowed to remain on the boards, j Anything you wish to sell? Or to for muddy and greasy running is likely to aHect their rubber or! (juy Ten an Klamath Fall about boards, but the cleaning process composition covering and render 1 jt jn tne economiCal, efficient way should be followed Immediately them unfit for the work ot stand- j through a little Klamath News CUaV with a clean water wash. Kerosene, ing up under scraping feet. If led Ad. till. AC OltlllNC; TO HKAT Car owners are discovering that heat should determine the grade ot lubricant tor various parts or the car. Light oil or urease that will do well tor -a front spring bolt which Is constantly chilled by rea son of Its exposed position, may Inadequate lubrication for the front bolt of tho spring nearest the ex haust pipe. One ot tho shock ab sorbers manuracturers has given i much thought to tho development I'IKATKS WIN LOS ANGELES, March 27. The Pittsburgh Pirates, world chsm pions, defeated the Hollywood Stars, Pacific -Coast league dull here today, in one ot the best exhl bition games this season. The score was 2 to 1. of a hihrlcant that wllT work most) vie Aldridge find Emll Yde, Plr pfflclcnuy In tho device which fits I ate twlrlers, let the Stars down bet no near the exhaust pipe. ' with five hits. RE 3j W VOL f AG Nl'MKNUS Y motorist experienco con- delay 1n receiving cmor rtlce and cause a great deal nee to' repair men by fnll-Ts-mbar their tag numbers, 'in report that they ' frequently from re- edlately to distress I . car owners aro un numbers when they I repair man. Repair t often go to tho scene (Je, but aro unable to ) car they have been ua becnuso they have1 'he. wrong number or a not know tho mini-' '.nowlng tho tag num-j a protection against .1 . advertising i r proposition al ine New. 1926 Buick two-door Sedan, like new. You can save money on this one. 1923 Buick Sport Model; 1920 Hudson Speedster; 1923 Oldsmobile Four Touring'; 1923 Essex-Four Touring; and several others. These cars are all priced to sell, and are in first class con dition. Cash, terms or frade. . Acme Motor Co. Telephone 680 Sixth and Oak Sts; Save Money During western Auto Supply Company iuuvvji oat y 7 Celebrating the Opening of Our First Store on the Pacific Coast As an expression of gratitude for the support dial made this growth possible, we are celebrating oar tenth birthday with an Anniversary Sale Then. On store in 1916 in 1926 more than 125 tores, located in the leading cities of nine west ern (tales. The motoring public's realization of our better value and complete stocks of de pendable quality guaranteed merchandise competent, courteous, willing service is the reason for this outstanding growth. FREE PERFECT TEST HYDROMETER WITH EVERY WIZARD 8TORAGE BATTERY An an expression of jrratltude for your pat ronajce. we will Klve free ot chance a Perfect Test Hydrometer wltTi every Wizard Storage Battery bought at our remilar prices. The regular use of a Hy drometer will give you better and more de pendable battery serv ice. Wizard Batteries are used by thousands of car owners. P r i ces range from Steering Wheel Cover A high quality elastic rubber that gives an easy, positive grip on the steering wheel; aire to fit your wheel. reduced to andi bare taken advantage of the greater sayinga offered them during this tale.. Thousands Mora will anticipate their spring motoring reqiiirements and buy at these greatly reduced prices. . . t Interior Mirrors 7-inch size, special mod el for open or closed cars, ground CTf edge, reduced to O I 7-incn size, wun oc. beveled edge.... Ovv $1.12 Onyx Gear Shift Ball Or beautiful Mexican Onyx does not absorb dirt or srease reduced during the Tenth Anni versary Sale a; 1 v s from J1.S5 to Luggage Carriers I A place to put those sat- tra bundles and pack I axes that you wish is carry. Our Tenth Annl i versary Saie nii, 4-Price Is . $1.67 $9.50 to $27.55 according to our. Electric Horns A nationally known brand. 6-volt. Has a strong, deep tone note. Bella reicularly for $3.45 ur Anniversary Sale l'rlce $2.76 SB Blow-out Patch The "double lock" locks over both beads to prevent creeping. Strong and durable. I, 3'4 and 4 Inch sises. reduced during this sale to 18c, 26c, 32c Radio Dept. Volt Ammeter for testing "A anil "R" hntterlcH. Very uc- curate, shows 0 to 60 volts. K educed during Tenth Anniversary Sale !::.':! 95c Radio Hydrometer A relliible tenter for "A" or "H" wet batery. Krduced from ttn 65c to 3Ub 4- t Our Token of Appreciation AN INNER TUBE FREE with every tire bought at our regular low price in m rt "Wear well Cord Western Giant Balloon Western Giant Heavy Duty This is an added saving on tires if you buy durinq this sal. "Western Auto" tires are giving more mileage, more aatisfaction and mors sconom . qcniwi . ICS I wrvics so over B... . With every Wear-well Cord you wdlreceiv a Blu Ribbon Tube of With every Western Gisnt Cord or W.itern Giant Balloon you will receive a Jumbo Tub or corrssponoing size. 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The spring steel black enam Al-,1 hr hAtween the nlntcd hnrs give added Strength. 1-lnch br fo- me. dlum cars, regularly priced at $16 .60, Tenth Anniversary Sale l'rlce S-lnch bar, for large cars, regular 18.i&. Tentn $11 Ort Anniversary Sale Price dX4s7U Stores Open VntU 9 P. M. Saturdays Other Bumo.es From $8.85 to $14.80 More than 125 Stores in the West WesternAmto Supply ILsQ. "7th at Pine. Mi Send for Our I Latest Catalog mm sm ,L it s f titam