Page Four
Sunday, June 13. 1926
THE KLAMATH NEWS
The Klamath News
Official Paper for the City of KUm
ath Fall, and Klamath County
EDWIN ROSE
..Managing Editor
Published rery morning except
Monday by Tha Klamath Newt Pub
lnhlng Company at 101-111 South
Fifth street. Klamath Falls. Oregon.
NATE OTTERBEIN President
BYRON H. HURD Vlra-Prmidrnt
WALTER STRONACH Treasurer
rail Imri Wlr.
Freak Rainstorm
Arrests Traffic
In Windy City
CHICAGO. June 11 United News
The hearleit ralnitorm of the
year paralysed traffic In the Chi
cago "loop" district Friday eren
Ing. when thousands of workers
were surging through the streets to
elevated and surface line stations.
Lightning kept tire companies on
united itim aaa iMTKn PHKw 1 the Jump answering small alarms.
il.n-.i in ih fforMi land the roar of apparatus added to
the confusion of marooned pedes
trians and motorists.
SrosritlFTION' KATES
I)lh-erM by wutUt, month... XO
leUrrrtl by currfe-, yrmr ft.lH)
Outside Klamath Cuuny O.UO
n.'tecn passengers of a Cicero
street car were slightly burned or
All Subscript Ions Payable In Advance bruised when a lightning bolt struck
the roof, causing panic among the
ocmpanta of the car.
Subscribers ratlins to receive their
Kper, call circulation Lwp.rtm.nt
twten i and a. m. ana a copy
will be sent to you.
Sntered at the Poetofftce at Klamath
Pell. Ore., as eecond-claea matter.
SKKMOX BY A. V.. SIMMONS
Ty Cobb Gets Sport Roadster
r
mum
OVERLAND CAR
BIO EARNINGS
imiiltOs tills yenr Ims rnhnnt'iMl l
1'iiimnuml of t!i flt'lil. and Willys
Is totifUli'Ul thul III I'oiuimiiy will
hold Us U'sdi'rslilii during lln sec
und half.
Just toe a monin that's sll II
costs for the prompt snd regular de
livery of The Klnmsth News lu your
home or place of business. Phuns
177 now and service will stsrt an
oon as you wih It In.
C.l'r:TKIll iAH HTATIOM
Cnmillno filling stulUns are being
Inntttlliul III Horns, Italy. 08
"serve-yourself system." All the
nmtorUl hits lo do is la drop a
iln In n slot nnd the gasoline Is
im'UMiied nut auloinallially.
Exceeding by more than 1100,000 ror ,u N.w, class Ada
the most
I'resldi'nt
olltiltiliitic etitiiiiutn nt
John N Wlllvs. Anrll!
Hill HI T Till K
It vim hnd a I It fill u ml dollars lo
piml. what tort of a t'sr would
jiui buyT A f.'uuo one.
Cobb, wlto U a skillful motorlM, has selected an Oakland for Kit per
sonal car. I'hoto shows baecbell star with bis new roadster in froat of
Navin Field, 'licr stadtum at Detroit.
Teleeaeae 8TT
Ty Cobb, speed king of baseball,
also la a skillful mntorist.
Recently the Georgia Peach pur-
I earnings of Willys-Overland com- Cy
I pany before taxes amounted to II.-
1 1 1, 1(15. 11, the company's bnlanrn
I sheet, announced Thursday, reveals.'
1 This Is nearly 11.000,000 more
I than the first uunrtcr, and started
j the second' quarter off on a stride
that promise to be the greatest In
Wlllys-Overlund history.
Ruili'a four-base thunder right ln Baaing his estltnatn on current
the nambltro's own hack yard. ' sales nnd production, with lust mln
Whtle Ilabe went hit less, Ty got jute reports from drillers as of
four hits In tour times at bat, two Thursduy, Willys stutes that enrn-
Ne. 1
Member Audit Bureau of Circulation
THE TOURIST CROP
The Klamath bureau on the
Tastor First Baptist Church I
Text: John 6:21- "As the Father;
ralseth up the dead and qulckeneth j ced an Oakland Six. Being the; ,hpm MnK clreult" .,, The lugs for' May exceed IJ.SOO.OOO
mem. ecn so tne sou quicsenein sp(clacular performer In the. hits gave Cobb the batting leader- If June continues this high aver-
wuutu ae win.
We notice in this chanter Jesus
isstrlvinc to imnress unon this neo. 1y selected the snappiest car
hl nneneut with the Puther '" VSKiano tin
pie
He wants them to know that the
! season, with an average of .418,!
-the colorful Snort ana rnisea nts nie average to .3, v.
Roadster. To enhance still further! The remarkable performance alsoj
3 WRUIB lUflu U ftDUW Ull lilt ' .. i,"K fAlt-.(-as it. -
ork, he does are not the work, of"" PP"nce of his new car. Cobb
ords: Games played, 2.790; at bat.
T..:f.- l:u ....... : j! j had it eau oued with wire wheels.
xm.li.,. .B..jr ,iu u.iuci.. u.e. ... Ui o. u.. - - - roa,ls,r consnliv 10.400: runs 2.052; hits. 3.S43:
aggressive management, with!"" the power by which h. doe.l " -i, '1 2T. .inKi. s.soo: two-ba8e hit.. 64:
supernatural things unto God. xn 1 . " ' . . ihr...i..e hit. i..,m- -..
1..- . .. j .1.... .1 ' nome tn lietrott. ireouentiv tiiKinR.
uiuri iu jusiiijr (ill; laci dim tiieee i ....
the promise of big things in
the line of tourist travel. We
have a wonderful country here
and the outside world has lit
tle conception of its scenic
grandeur. Aside from busi
ness possibilities, Klamath
county has vast stretches of
spectacular motor highways,
and with all the Pacific coast
practically on wheels, there
are plenty of tourists to draw
from.
We have everything a re
gion needs to entice visitors,
coupled with a brand of genu
ine hospitality that strangers
like. Every automobile arriv
ing here means extra trade for j
early morning spins before driving
Kivm nuns are uuue uy um wuru, ----- , t .0
.. . ... . ' in Vavin Vl-l.t t.t .lira,-, Imid nrn. 1.919
ne tell, them that the Father hatni " f-
given all Judgment into the hands I "ce-
of the Son Himself. He tells them.! A tfV da'8 Ty s",,e lil,b
in effect; that He, the Son, la the
instrumentality through whom God
the Father works. In this text.
! 112: total bases. 5.32; extra bases,
extra base hits,
buses. 857.
1.043: stolen
therefore, Jesus the Christ tells the
people his authority for doing these
wonderful works. "As the Father
MONTANA FORKST FlltK
IS CAl'SK OF ALARM
MISSOULA. Mont. Juno 12.
United News More reserves are be
ing rushed to aid the 600 fire tight-
ralscth up the dead and qulckeneth, ers in the Montana and Idaho for
them." In this statement the Savior j eslg at the request of district offi
adapts himself to their own views cjaia here. The St. Joe forest fire
concerning the power of God. Theyj50u;a of Avery has destroyed more
believed tenaciously in "one God." j than 1.000 acres of timber, and
In scattering the Jews as chaff intojnigh .nd, eat.h afternoon help It
ail nations. God in measure fore-1 spread bcyoud trenches, forcing the
prepared for the preaching of the, fighters to dash for more distant
Gospel, ton they taught the doctrine
of, one God.f the God of Heaven.
These Jews believed -God in due
our stores and extra money time would raise the dead.' Jesus
for our hotels, but the luisi- is teaching them that God only can trol
neas of catering Vj" tourists rlfcr ,he dea1- TneT understood
must be developed ju.-b. like.i,U!!t ,.. quickened,
,':' : bX- Xt ,-- life" imWirtad unto them before they
any other tammes. SUecef qu ,,.,,.., . ., . .
' . -. ,. . i conld , itv. ajtaia. Jerua -Instructs
this sort is not ;i mere happen-; th,m ,t,-ht- (,,, oniv-cuh oVtnt,, and
so, nnd . nothing conies by ; thnt anyone doing these things must
and more strategic works to resume
their 'work. ' ' , '
A tire near Quinn has covered
600 acres and la not yet under con-
chance. And btuause of their, he t.od
These Jews seemed to
k' I
bavex no'
efforts in this direction, the
gentlemen who have sponsor- of God as . Trinity, m
, ... . . , ... i fact, except in vague instances, it
ed and financed the Pacific w teft to tn8 gospe, dspen5ation
nignway proposition are.enui-j to reveal. thU wonderful truth,
led to the thanks and apprec--seems .to !Te the purpose of
i:ition of the entire comnilinily. : Ktrnar nod to. reveal himself.
KLAMATH'S GROWING
TIME
The new enthusiasm of The
News is to be Klamath's grow
ing time. We believe the in
telligence of the community is
fully equal to its problems
without much dictation, and
that any new infusion of ener
gy will always be welcome.
The Klamath country is big
enough with possibilities to
command the best energy of
all of us, and The News com
mends itself whole heartedly
and unreservedly to the large
program of local development.
A GOOD PAPER
To catch the ball as it flies
is the high art of the game,
and without saying much
about it, The News is scoring
more points and covering the
local field as never before.
The evidence is all around
that the City editor and his as- j "hat the Master means by "The Son
sistants are doing really good , nulckeneth whom " "" Surely :
i j -..- i7io,otVi I at nl8 ca!l the graves will give up
work and giving Klamath ther dead gurey the redeeme
Falls the best service possible. wlll ,,e ral8ed lnl0
a state of glory. I
We want our readers to know j tor which Christ by the gospel
that everything is being done i strives to prepare men. Surely this
that can be done to mak the ' l a most precious promise of our
paper both interests an,! n- n'r,"f- "H" tha eveth on the
IxlUIV, " ' ' ! Ilinl mi :, Iho lul ilnv " noath
. ping stones, preparatory to the res-
I ttrrectlon call to those who love
PIG AS COMMODITY i God. "I will raise him up," says
ACCKPTK!) AS TAXI FAIIE Je8U!f. i,,ieve , hlm an 8ecure
CAMBUIDGE, Mass., June 12- I this promise. Say we. !
Carol Marcuccl, taxi driver, received i
WHALE DRIVES VBSSKLS
FROM DKLAWARE DAY
It
the
his
Di. n it s and graces, as the children
of men by. his word, may be pre
pared to receive. '
We can only imagine what their
idea was as to their promised, and
expected Messiah. Some may have
conceived him to be a mighty angel,
sent In msn's form, who would lead
them to instant earthly deliverance.
Some may have expected a super- I
prince, who would gather and lead
them to victory. They were not yet
apparently ready to receive the'
knowledge that God the Son should,
encase himself In fleiih, to redeem!
men from the curse of sin. Their I
idea of the resurrection seems to j
have been rather vague and general. 1
Jesus Is teaching them that in the'
resurrection God will quicken the!
bodies of the resurrected. As "Godi
qulckeneth whom he will, even n
the Son qulckeneth whom he will." !
In the resurrection we are taught, i
1st Thes. 4-16. "For the Lord Him-;
self shall descend from heaven with
a shout, with the voice of the Arch
angel, and with the trump of God,:
and the dead in Christ shall rise
firBt: Then we which are alive and
remain shall be caught up together,
within the clouds; and so shall we'
ever be with the Lord." This Is
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Southwell Stat'y Co.
020 M Main St. Pbone 002.
Office 61S Main Be.
Klamath Falls, Ore.
Phone OOO.
Office Blase Depot.
Med ford. Ore.
Phone 800.
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TliLNK.4 KOU CALIFORNIA
See -us, .we .. Jiaodle.
Tolders5imal!er on request.
HTolttVKR at any point on
Plckwlclf System.
Pare Klamath Falls
Ashland -..I......
Reddtntr
Sacramento -
San F'rancisco -
to:
I 3.20
S.80
13.70
15.00
Los Angoles 26.76
San Diego 30 06
San Jose 1 8.8 6
El Centro . 34.86
Leaving Time Medford. 8, 10.35
a. m., 1:30 p. tn.: Klamath Falls,
7:45 a. m., 1:00 and 2:45 p. m.
We use heated Catllllac busses.
Ings will exceed J7.0iio.00il If not
close to 33.000.000.
Production of Willys-Knight nnd
Overland six cars for Muy continues
16 make new records.
Retail sules of Overland six mod
els as shown by dealers' reports ou
May 30 exceeds the total sales for
the entire month of April.
Wlllys-Kulght production exceeds
400 cars per day. Retail sales con
tinue to exceed production, Willys
suld.
The unusual showing of the com
pany holds It in tho front runk of
the Industry which was gained last
year by a phenomenal comeburk In
earnings. The Introduction of new
ft
Get Your Repair Work Done Now
. Don't wuit until the day htforc Roinjr on
your vacution to have your car overhauled.
We have the most
oomplotely etjuipju'tl
shop in Southern Ore
gon, together with ex
pert mechanics who are
specialists in their their
lines.
Good work at our
shop costs you no more
Ihan is ordinarily charg
ed elsewhere.
TEMPLAR IdTdH Go ihc.
Repair Specialists
CARS STEAM CLEANED,
WASHED and GREASED
Night Work By Appointment
STRUTIIERS SHOCK ABSORBERS
"Snub the Rebound"
There are others, but none like Struthers.
SULLIVAN & HOWARD
510 South 6th Street
lociil news th'so oays ttKin
any time in its history.
a pig in payment for a fare from a
passenger who was penniless and
unable to produce anything more
valuable.
DETROIT ARfTIC EXPLORERS
AI1MK) ARCTIC FIELDS
FAIRBANKS, Alaska, June 12.
United News Unsuccessful In their
tfforts to explore polar regions,
mi inhere of ihe Detroit Arctic expe
dition have left their Fairbanks
base and started the return trip to
the United States.
CAPE MAY, June 12. A whale
nearly 100 feet in length yesterday)
drove fishing boats from the lower
Delaware bay. Whaling may be re
vived for a short time here until
the huge mammal Is captured.
j M..!iiii 4.n' pne Hi .win,
hujii ijjv P'IJl""l.) IMK Xuinass
S jeqiona Uqi em )wn eq Mm
to asn essq jenuoi on not nqAi
We have taken over
the
Flint and Moon-Diana
Lines
of ' i '
High Quality Motor Cars .
We Have Demonstrators in Both Lines and Ex
pect More Shortly.
Come in and See Them.
Stephenson and Stephenson.
S. & S. GARAGE
744 Klamath Avenue.
LET US TOW YOU HOME
ANYWHERE-ANY PLACE-ANY TIME
with our
STURDY, DEPENDABLE G. M. C. TOW CAR
R. R. R. Garage
831 Kkmah.
Three Regular Fellows Roy, Rex and Ray
Phone 212.
UM-DDEPPIW
the Extra Process for Extra Miles!
Breaks all T5re Eeeoi'ds
The 500 Mile Speed CUic at Indianaroli hat alw av been a Rattle of Tire. In 1411,1 ire tone won with fabric
tires at 74.94 miles per hour. In 1420. l irestone won with cord tires at Htt.s tnilfs per hour. In I VZV Hrc.tone
won with Full-Size GunvDippcd Balloons at the record breaking average speed of 101.1 milrs per hour.
In 192A, Firestone again won with Full-Size Gum-Dipped Balloons. The ten car to HnUii "In thr money were
all Firestone-equipped. They went the distance without a single blowout and with but ivvp tire failures one due
to a puncture and the other to a leaky vaivc,
The Firestone Record
in Battle of Tires
at Indianapolis
Ytar PWvrr
1911 FUrroua
1012 Damon
191) Goui
1914 Thomas
Car
Marmon
NmwhmI
Paugaoc
IJtLaga
Tiro
Firvwens
MithaUn
F-traatan
Palmar
Goodrich A9.M
Ooodrich fll.26
M.I i
Hour
74.19
7B.70
7ft 92
B2.47
1919 aPalma Marradai
I9l6Raata PaugaM
1VI7 I INo Kara
1918 f World War
1919 Wilcoii Paugaot doodyaar M.06
1920 CKavrolat Monro l:traaton HH.M
1921 Milton Ftontanac Firaaiona H9.62
1922 Mtirphy Murphy Sp. Ftraatona 94.4A
192)Mitlon HCSam. FiraMons 90.9)
1924 Corum Uwaanbarg
Ooyar bpacial FivwatoM 98.21
(Frrvaiona I
'Ballooua I
iPirattonai
1926 UckW M.U.t Spac. F wll-Saa r 93.88
(Balloona
This performance It even more remarkable whn you consider the '
terrific speeds at which the cars traveled over ibis AtteenyearHhl
rough hrick track.
Experienced race drivers will not irik their Uvea or rhancea
of victory on any other tires. And In the commercial field, large
truck, motorhus and taxicab fleet operator, who keep careful cost
records are among the big users of Firestone GunvOippcd Tires.
The City Transportation Co.. of 1 stoma, Vah., writesi "One
of rrur 12 buses on Firestone Gum Dipped Tires has gone over
40.600 miles nnd still looks good for many miTcs of extra service
For all around tire safety and mile tie, Firrntone cannot he beat."
From Calumet Motor Cwarh Co., Hammond. Ind., the following!
"We operate 40 buses all equipped with Gum-Dipped Tires. The
very low cost per mile on which these tires operate is considerably
less than that of any other make." Haves Hub l ines. Columbia, S. C.
say "We operate 14 buses equipped with Fireatone Gum-Dipped
Tires. A number of these tires have run over 45,000 miles without
ever having been removed from the rim."
The largest taxicab companies in the world standardly on Firestone
Gum-Dlppcd Tires. W. K. Knthwetl. taxicab operator, Detroit, Mich.
writes: "Two of my Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires have run 76.000
miles."
Hundreds of thousands of car owners voluntarily testify to the
safety, comfort and economy of Full-Size Gum Dipped Balloona.
W. H, Peacock, Birmingham, Ala., testifies! "I have had Firestone
Balloons for thirteen months and they have delivered In that time
24,469 miles." H. C. Staehle, Minneapolis, Minn.,tayst "My Fire
stone Balloons have gone 49,400 miles and are still In good
condition."
These records of endurance, speed, safety and mileage could only
have been made because of Firestone development of the Gum
Dipping process which Insulates and saturates every fiber of every
cord with rubber, reducing friction and heat and building greater
strength and endurance in the cords assuring you at all times
MOST MILES PER DOLLAR
KLAMATH TIRE HOUSE
BALSIGER MOTOR CO.
R. R. R. GARAGE
" Wc also sell Oldfield Tires and Tubes at Rcmcnhuhly Low Prices-
Made at the Great Firestone Factories and Carry the Sluncfurd Quarantee.
AMERICANS SHOULD PRODUCE THEIR OWN RUDDER . . . UUajtC