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Newspaper Page TextTHE KLAMATH NEWS llise Expected in Lumber Market As Demand Grows iiy t r. ntow ', KilKor Crow's rri(li Coast Lum ber lllgist In (lie On-ganum. imnHMiHiiu . iiln ' I uh I J . ..r i i .i 1 . i .hi I laiion or in market could not position. The ri .1. l II.. rf.m.n.l I. rl.litl" ' ... .... p . .,', 't ,. ' I,B, w,,h I"" P""" or fayon !.?r. reel. ?v mTl. ah. w. lhatlp''1,ur" ,rl"" .ii . l i. i i i"' ""r""uulam anil flnl.tilng mill stork, baira bnan reduced j steadily .Iniw Ilia aurly Part of May. Home Heme have barn In iirh good dimuud that the (Ir inauulerlurrra aa a whole are over.o'd, and a. tlmre ha barn no appro lalila rli.nin In proditc jllun. -thl. innana that the output, which la below norin, la not heavy enough to allow iiiunufar-' tnrora to aiTiimulate any liiintwr while the di'inuud bulda to III preaent Invol. Iluavy crop, all over the Cull cd Hiate. I making the mlook for lumber rouaumpllou l th.i,,,, ,,, , ,.,; prolllr: agricultural dlatrlrta the beat for,, ,,, thla fall that It baa been for A alar of arreen and vaudeville aereral year.. Kren ao. the re-,,, ,, ,,, ,. pr. tallera are not trying to antlrl-ati W,1I(M rtrrn rvlvm, ,h. pale tbelr need., depending upon ,rrMU wtr, ..T neU Maak." quira anipueuia or nard aaaori- Two Arabian Nlghta." and "The grandmother, Mra. I). II. Hlorra menta to anpnly their trade. Aa Thlrteenih Hour." Dauntleu,' returned to hla home In Tuiarl. bnnlneaa hie held through the trained and eduratnd by Krotly ! cBf., Friday, eummer In a volume enough to Wllaon. la elated to be the only I nil. Ivy rhlltlpa and ton. keep prlrea on the upward trend dog In tha movlea with artual po- ,.rbert and daughter. Join, re there la good reaaon to believe j lire eaperlrnre. having nerved a'tumed to tbelr home In Han that when the lurrea'ed arllvltyjyear with the Mounted dlvl.lon j a-rag-leVo after .pending a few mat ran oe eiperiea aurtng tne ; 'full: monlha beglna. It la quea-) llotuhle. with the demand de-1 pendent more than ever before . upon the dally output. If there wlH be enough lumber to got a roam! and permit the retailer, to lake cire of their ruatomer. aa Ihey ahould. Car Material I'rk-ea Hold ( Tlie demand from the retail1. "WhalJ'rlre Olory." the merry yerda In the middle weat and ' Him now at the Liberty the ra.tern lerritorlea that are eerv- "e. la a arret! play without a ed by all-rail ahlpmenta bee led ;'" ' Another novel feature of all 'other, la atal.lllly and con- "' " n u "' Unite, to do ao. The d.alera In """ ' Pl'klng the hero, thoa. field, have lung .In . be-, N"bud " ",u, ,h. ""'r rame reronrlled to the fart that the market ha. defnltely turned upward and conaequently they are' making but little effort to reaiat price adrancea whlrh are gradually being put Into effect. ! The bulk ol the bualitea. coming i Irom the inlind retail yard ' j " T"" DU'.V .? "ri" Mr I. Due and lead. hi. men lima straight rare of both uppera and riinimou are aold much more eaally and with leaa dlapirlty In proaperta for bualneaa frum Ilia I for the k. .V of Uti. Ve K e.reJle..l. . I r rum . iddidih ainiiniKiini in. nar"l la rar be.ow earlier In the y.,,r j rar maierlnl ma what it was ea and th.r. are no larae r.ir-bnlld- Ing proem in. Immediately 1 1 in 1 7 "" n r inn un male lllllire. "OW-i... ever, the mill are suffering no Inrouvenlenre on arrount of Hie lighter placement, of car mala rial orders, aa lhe stork whlrh It would lake Is readily absorbed In relsll-r ird Items that are not at difficult ro produre. Coiise- .-uiiriai i.riro. h.ti p.inhteen hundrea people, we , held Tuesday morning at 10:30 mikiu wai mane at oeiwccn 7.-loet.- no ground nor la It likely drowned and 40.UO0 are htntw- m the Towey Mortuary, follow- 600 and 10,000 feet, that they will. The uaual con-. 0 the result of floodod trl.-ing whlrh the remain, were laid I "We. passed Albuquerque fire tinitou. dream of small renalr ..i.rt. nr ! Yellow river . ... i i ii,viii. ,.m wv bonra after wa took off at a ami ini'in ordera are coming In sweeping over 200 villages in and In lhe eggregate amount to: central Shantung. American tn a consider i lile footage which Is vestlintors of the disaster report easily handled by the so-cuKed i cd today. ' car-material mills. j 1 Only one Hem is needed by tha mills have not fared so badly heavy ullln. Tl.. .1.1 . - '" Inland operators ami thai Is but timber orders fur rill shin- . ..... .-.. . t M1H ,,, 'year and correspondingly weak In The MMic mket ,. price. The average concern hajj,,, , ..on.t.nny menaced by enough heavy cutting aold te ..... ...u. ..,i...i .... keep going but bookings aro dei I rliledly hand to mouth and lh ...,r, .re m a large extent aiy I ing what ther will pay and they , ore none to liberal. . More h-nmi Fnr FJist Tho export market Is still In- cllned to e sluggish. The, most outstanding of. rorent develop - ments has been a nntlcoablo Im - provement In the volume coming from China .and Australia., Tha Chinese have bought mure htm- l!r during the past four weeks than thy have In any similar pe- Hod for g long while and It la sa d 1 lot th a a on V the for.. I runner of a revival of buying I whlrh will nrniu.i.i t.H... market birk Into the Importance I at destination. Tho outlook for UttM" -wnietory.' nt 11:80. It rormer'.y had. While the firm the lumber market on the Allan- . .. ...r..... .... JtT'!H."Lfr??H u,,r"ta.JM " COMi ' fi J"" Oeraldlt'te. the Iniant daughter -"far this ptotith been considerably that are obtulnod will depend en-1 , Mr BI)d Mr Tor,.v Allen n!l0Wn Vt",.VY CI,iM n0n,l Ui,nly. "P0".,th.6 ,y ,h" tMtkei' Pas-'ed'away a, tie family resl- J " e,17uraln' tinJ hn1,ed' ,. Idence. 2829 Plehn street. Mon Ihey have bought - practl. .illy I Tho wostern pine markets east (Io venn nothing for almost a y.sr since of the Cascades are In a very . The ,. w boP , , tho heavy Import duty was nut healthy condition. MI'.l stocks' ,. .,, . Tho romin on The Japanese are dollngj.re badly broken and low prices nre , , Plnk room , thej . Ilielr orders out In aurh a way havo a well-defined upward i Karl . whtlock Funeral Home, that there are never enough ro-j trend. The pine mills are notlpue avenue ' hV Sixth, where' lesson nt nny one time 10 give the mnrkot n bulge and this regit- latad buying Is preventing the export markets from keeping apace with the stronger domestic cargo markets. v.ninornia cargo ousiness la not .as hysterical at It was 60 daya rgo and there are normal unsold rccumulntlons on the docks at Ran' Pedro, but mill dock prices are fully aa strong aa they were, and with lhe 'Usual dull .period At the Pine Tree arrung III! Tin iinoupiit five h i for IDIa Tuva I clay and Weiliieaduy with comedy ilia prevailing feature. Thla va rlety hilt will be supplemented with a kmirliiiiil plrlura program ; ' ...m.mpi vs.-. nriii-, iiiaaine an i lrt'"' 1uhl bill. Inoaday. Augu.t it to .njuy a Thai versatile pulr. Chirk and! pot lurk luncheon. Tha" ladle ' ,,,. .., ..... .,,. i ' , .. i w,, ,, My ,,,,. wub baujo and aawa. In repurle llnfd and Cunning ham k.i'p up Hit pnirn, aa I helm I. a amartly routine rnmedy art with annie unuaual bnllad., baaa nolo, for good mea.ure. Hurry Curnlah doea the aonga and niualr of popular varlmy, wlillat gyrallug on rollvra, Intro during vlulltt and aaxophoun with tome trlrky atunfa ou the akatea. A blg-tline offering .of rlaaa und merit entitled "Kvon aa You land I brluga Kurd and Cunning- in tne norm On the errern. "New York," with Hlrardo Coriea. Iila Wllaon, Eetello Taylor, William Powell d Norman Trevor.. At the Liberty I fhnrmalne. pluyid by Dolore. Del Klo. a. a more than adequate heroine, end that Prlvatee Klper and l.lpluaky aupply all the com- iedy nerea.ary. But who'a the hero? la It ,.,,., K,,, ,he hard-boiled .... -no orofunllv by l' preference, get. glortonaly drunk ln, haul aa light-heartedly aa ihnuch he were gulng on a pli" nlrT Or la It Hergoant Quirt, fliei who know, all tho curd Irlrks In clr. awecart. wEei be ...'" TV!'' r..d . . h.nr. and take, hla wor a. a . duration. Mr. koertje . aged - v";S;k Play, .be flrat I resident of the Cnl.ed State, for ,.,.,. v 1.,. iM,,, Dr. ii yeara. threo of which v ere mV.-..! ' Klamath cou.ay. '""" '. .- . I.OW IB 1IIB Pinny , , ... n H.i. .iiti ....- ... lit. ,.,,,.. Htnlllnaa. one fine cap-1 , hlm.nl ..... 1 u..inn. himantr. and Matw, Anderson construct the play that even on the stage the aud'euro could choose Its own hero. " CHINA RIVKRS FLOOD ln'mxtl. Ana. 20 tl PI of July and Angnst almost out er. Mrs. Henrietta Stoehsler. at .uo the plane fled from an elee ... .i.. .... lumbermen dnlnc Dglry. Sunday morning at :45. 'trlral atorm at a height of 4.000 , ' ? business In California are pro- illitlng a good demaud for the balance of the year. o)d argoea. The manufactur- .. ...j .,.,.i....;.,. ,, ri. will continue ' to load up vessels with nmhvr uke , chance on . ,, hn, ,r. ,rivoa nnj the buvors havo come I morning at 10:15 at the gnve- to (lepeud upon ' this and tike '" " nonanxa cemetery, where , full advantage of it.-wllh tho ro-1 Interment will be made under !,u that many rules are being : 'ho direction of tho Towey Mor- lmade of distressed shipments at ',,mry' . , prices whlrh have no consider- Hon fur the mill base value oi the ' ...?!. ,- .. lumber. In .pile of this, tholv v- K- An " f'lfl'' cargo mills in Orogon and Wash- i " : "',e funeml ervl-e of the late logton aro holding firmly to the Charles Peter J. Casey which raise In price, which was pHt hold Monday morning at the I.. I., .fr.el In I..I. ..in are In most tnstancos getting It. regard- . .1.. 1. . .,. r... operating to tneir maximum ca- f ren,)a may call. Announcement j pacltles and as a result are lnf funeral arrangements will be j such a strong position that It; made later. soema improbable that tltey will lose control of the market at any time during the balance of this : year. Considering all angles of the lumber and timber products mar kets today, the Immodlate future appears to be on a sound foun dation which should see better prices before Iho end of the year, MT. LAKI AND FAIRV1EW MUM. MAIMH K. SIOItlllHOX Kevin Correspondent NT. LAKI. Or., Aug. 20. ,Tha Ml. Lakl l-adlea' , Aid will meet wlih Mn. dell iluley, one- nan mil auuin ui jnaini, wbh' ,o w.mr ...... 7 .. ...... . ....u.iie. , and part of tha aftarnooira an- terlulnuient will ron.l.t of gueea- what .aat-lt roaluma mprtc aenta. - Karh member la to bring food, plate, cup, one knife, fork and apoon and tj come prepared to eing au old aung or recite tin original poem. , Mr. and Mra. C. A. Kill and Mlaa Olive and Italph Mill have returned home from their trip I Icluho where they vlalled rela tlvea and frlenda. They alao Joyed a tour of Yallowalone pe . Mr. and Mr.. It. C. Hhort and duughlur, Honnle, and aona, Jerry and John, apent luat week plrk 4ng hucklelwrrlna, Mra. Jim glewart returned home Thuraday after apendlng aome time with Mra. lit 1 1 Kllor Hha la greatly Improved In health Harry Alllaon, who ha. been .pending tha aummer with hi happy weeka with Mra. Phllllp'a mother, Mra. John Koonts and relatlvea and frlenda. ii,. i... if. .i.i, .a Mr. Koontg Wedneaday afternoon. Mlaa lleulah Myera apent laat week at tho home of W. It. King In Keno. . . Mra, Hlorm vlalted at the home ot her aona, Jim Htorm Wednee diy. Italph Sailing of Han Pranchv co vlalted at the Frank Trlpplet';d ""oP out the contraat home laat week. .Thta waa Mr. Sailing and Mr. Trlpplet'a flrat vlalt together In IS yeara. Oliver Haley and wife and ann. I.yle, and Mr. and Mra. Clel Ha ley and daughter are home from a fl.hlng trip to Ode.aa Creek. DEATHS eltFII V KOKIITJr -r . , K(M.rll . ,.. of Hamburg. Germany, passed away at the rcildenro of bla mother. 45 o'rloc'k. bla drmlae termln-; 1 EK y.ars when called.' He 1 'J...;"k " ,i, ... I 1 in. lunornr aerviia will ur ' i heM .t the srnvralde In Bonania cemetery Tuesday mor nlng a l : l V Iter, ivter Vereeer o.'fl-1 ..Intlug. under the directions of the Towcy Mortuary. . ' CIIAItl.KM P. J. t'AKF.V. Iter. V. K. Allison officiated at !tho funeral aervlrea of the late , chartea p J r.ev whlrh were Freil V. Koertlo Fred F. Koertje. a native of Hamburg. Gormany. entered Into! IroVl at the residence of his moth-1 . . I . . , . i . in im pussiuk ier. mm. no ill- ness of thrtie months' duration. mt. rtucrije was ooru .sarru i., j 1870. and was 58 yeara 5 months and 6 days of age when called. Ho bad been a resident of the Cnltod Stntea for over 45 years, three of whlrh were .pent In Kla- j , math county. He Is survived by hla mother. Iter. PeU?r Vergeer I will officiate at the funeral serv ices which will be held Tuesday ' """. '""" "" i Pine avenue ut Blghlh street, aft- I which .Interment waa made In JACK KDWAIlll O'llltlHX. ' Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral eervlcea for the lute Jack Kriward O'Brien to he .held this Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Earl Whit lock funeral home. Pine avenue at Sixth. Interment will be made lu Llnkvllle cemetery TUESDAY, AUGUST 21. 1928 Aa. P n o K o 1 Tolla'1""' "uuM discerning the horl Li UUCUCI ICIleVmn, wblrh apiwarcd only aa a Of Record Air Hop (Coatlaard tram Pag. Om) i... f....rrf ih. l.nHl... fluid ! Knnk Tltchenor. official tlmar. wa. Mima comfortably In a ban- gar. With other experienced In aviation ha had conaldered Ooa-Il bel prediction that "III maka ... ,..... ..,i,i,i- ... ...... .. ................ Hhout brought him out Jual la Uma to clock tha lauding, fori tha Yankee lioodla awooped to : earth with no preliminary clr-iTerre Haute, Ind. Fog threat cling of Iho field. ened. The plana began to slip lie.plte the, remarkable n.iu.l aldewaya to the north, of the flight, hardly 100 peraona i Wrote Jfolre wara on hand for Ita completion. I "We paaaed note, to each oth The amullneaa of the crowd wa. er wa couldn't talk," Ooebel undoubtedly due In part to the aald.; "When wa figured wa bad unexpectedly early arrival of the drifted about over Columhua, O.. tranarontlnentel plana. ' It waa alao dnubtleaa due to the failure ' of tha public to roa'.lte the. diffi cult lea and liaaurda of the ac compllahmutit. Nation rherrvd Otliere ' When Maclteady and Kelly flow from New York to Ban Die- go, luudlug May 1. 12J. they were greeted by an ' byaterlral mob at Horkwell field and lifted on the ehouldera of ehoutlng ad- mlrera while the nation, aa it were, threw Ita hat In the air, with a wild cheer. "From roaal to roa.t la but alngle apan." began one account of the feat. "The Atlantic and Pacific are termlnele of Amerl ra'a air lanea, and If one wl.hea. there are no atop. In Jwlweea,, began another. e Hur Marlteadr and Keilv'a Iflight waa more than five reare ' ago and. although there have " been many attempta. no other. "I"- oebel and Tucker plane until today baa aucceeded '" be IU crew In the dar- In apanning tbla continent with- out paualng. Plane llearrlbnl Doth of Amerira'a tranacontl- nental planea were alngle-motor- between them I. remarkable. rle4ned nd Preaaed. DlaMalm .Marlteadr'a T- waa a Kokk.r I ,n auperatltutlon. Ooebel never- moneplane of huge .dlmenalon. i,h,!leM P'n WMr thmt brown It wing apread waa 4 feet. It iu" ,n lhe 'r derl'r bck to'tbe weighed 10.850 pound-.. It t4oklw", COMt- ' off from Hooaerelt field loaded I "' au'i ,e'1 ,n IeMt hit nn 7S7 gallon of gaioilne. I ltr!py." aald Coebel. "When I The Yankee Doodle la much Unded ,n Hawaii. I went to a smaller. - It la almoat a replica d'""'- ' mf loo P d of the plane flown In the Arctic .,onlht-" by Captain Wilkin, exrept that I A ,6W week " "U Tuck It baa a more powerful motor "l iroTe from New a Pratt A Whitney wap of 400 Vork 10 "ranclaco In an au- , horropower. It. maximum ane.I Is 175 miles an hour and It; . gasoline ronaumptlon rurh that when It was landed. ' ere Goelx-t Hungry Marltaedy 1 and ' Kelly - lln.sh.d the.r flight Gocbe, .nd Tucker climbed out of the Yan- ke. Doodle', cabin with lean i.i.n. I m huncry- let a eat," .aid Ooebel. looking at bU; walrh to vorlfy bis time. I After break's at the " -F o told-in atory Of llirlr flight. , . . i Goebcl said tbe start of the flight waa perfect and the Yan-' kee Doodle made Ita a'tltude with exceptional anecd. Meat of the j height of 10.000 feet," Coebel aald, "but we cut down the altl- ''ide somewhat after nightfall!" Outiun Hlorm Shortly after passing Albuqurr- I feet "Tho worst of It I never did calch up." said Goehel. It grew so dark that Ooebel THPHONt CONVENIENCE AT THE BED SIDE I II I I I I I I1 JWMaatT.T - WHEN your telephone bell rings after you have retired for the night, it'a mighty convenient to reach out from your bed and answer the call. It's no longer necessary to get up to answer the telephone. Just call our business x office and have an extension installed by your bedside. ' ' .Extension telephone in the home gave marfy tiring steps, are an aid in emergencies or danger and add greatly ' to the comfort and convenience of the home. Cost only a fete pennies a day FOR BETTER A mm aasraj gag mm mg ap-trClr ' I) rff mfthmtwiTi, W4" -mm-m ri&pmmi ymr Hmm a mfmrmm: I'm f may mtUt mm Imptrtmnt tmm II THE PACIFIC TELEPIIOME Int. nnrertaln 'Inf. Whan morning rama, Taiaa. Oklahoma. -Kansas, Missouri, and llllnola bad slipped by beneath lham. "Wa could eee beacone occa- alonatljr, hut wa didn't know I ,h,-" were." aald Ooebel ' "ut wa bad no trouble egept bumpy air crowing tha i ' ""at wa. lot ibumpler over tha petrified for- " ".una. Karljr In tho morning, auulb wind wa encouuU atrong utered over the fog came down. From that time , we didn't aee the ground until we were aomewbere over I'l'iiimyivanla. We kept our al titude, however, until we could are New York harbor right In front, of ua." ' OiMibel brought a mcaaage from Mayor fryer of Loa Angela to Mayor Walker of New York, Tucker, -tilmeelf a filer, declar- that the purpoae of the flight waa "to ahow the layman "'at wltb equipment now on the market It la poe.lble to make tranaroutlnental flight by com paaa reckoning and atlll break the record." Art Wear. Ilrown ' Halt The Yankee Doodle will be f'own to Hartford, Conn., to have tie motor examined by expert, be fore It le entered' aa No. 44 in tranMronllnental' air derby Ooebel arrived In the eame brown 'ault In which be flew to Hawaii. One of hi. flrat acta after arriving at g downtown be tel wa to eend It out to be I And the trip to be much more comfortable by air." j focm: KCi'iti:.Mi-: optimist WATOONVII.LB. Calif.. Aug. SO. I L P) Another o'ntlmlat an. i Mounred blmaolf here today when J H. Kiltridee advertlaed that he h.j . , . .... . - i. nu" hl bim town street and would offer a re- rned It to I KKVKX I'Nt'ONHCIOlH ; ' tng ivnr.i.E:i a... an ttd. Seven unconscious oersons were ;M - 1 . 1 . ': Car-'imr, ,odnv when an ambulauce. jrushlng Chnrlr McDonald to . , hnanllnl - l.lf k. ! hde and then stru-k a third ma- 'nine. McDonald wee- thrown '-o the am butane. Howard R. Perrin Designs and Plans . ' INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL v BUILDINGS aon Hopka Bid. Phone t30-J SERVICE"!! A.1D TELEGRAPH COMPACT ... HJ Business Confab Program Given (Coatlaued Froaa rag Om) Prof. Vance will dlacuae "Iteull Belling." Following la the program far tha two daya: f Thiu-aftay, ' A eg. M :00 a. m. Opening of in.tl tute,, H. N. Moe, prealdent Kla math County Chamber of Com merce, prealdlng. :0G g. m. Advertlaing, H. T. Vance. 10:011 a. to. Dlacuaalon, led byH. N. Mo. 10:10 a. m. "Budgeting the Bualneaa." K. B. Boawortb. 11:30 a. m. Dlacuaalon. led by George Cunning. 1:00 p. m. "The sale Dol lar," B. E. Boaworth. 1:00 p. ra. Dlacu.ilon.. led by Fred Honiton. I: SO p. m. "Accounting for Your Bu.ineaa." B. E. Boaworth. 4: SO p. m. Dlacuaalon, led by W. W. Bout h well. 8:00 p. ra, Retail Selling," II. T. Vance. t:00 p. m. DUcuaalon, led by Percy Evana. , ' KrbUy. Aug. Z :00 a. m. "Store Arrange ment." H. T. Vance. 10:00 a. m. Dlacuaalon, led by L. L. Hendrlcka. 10:30 a. m. "Credit.." E. E. Boaworth. 11:30 a. m. Dlacuaalon, led by O. H. Hex. 2:00 p. m. E. Boawortb. 3:00 p'. m. "Collection," E. Dlacuaalon. Weatherby. 3H0 p. m. "Window Trfm." H. T, Vance. 4;30 p m. Dlacuaalon, led by Lon Langworthy. Ml'RDKR TRIAL HTARTS OAKLAND. Calif., Aug. 30. IV P) Trial of Louie Laxarua. Wil liam O'Brien and George Coatel lo. aaeerted bank bandlta. for tbe murder of William McFarlln. teller, during an attempted bank robbery, atarted here today. HI XDHKDH I'KiHT KIRK SAN, BERNARDINO. Calif.. Aug. iO (CP) Hundred, of fire tighten tonight continued waging a desperate battle against g for est fire which baa raged three day in the Cijon Paaa dlatrlct. 20 miles from San Bernardino. utte Has Found None Better c & WHrrroan Mt. Bun. Dr. Whilford of B TREE RAIIIO RF.PRF.HFATATfVKH WASHINGTON. Aug. 10 (UP) Kadlo representatives from ('.loads, M.ilco and tha United Stale, mat at tha Federal Kadlo Commlaalon today to conalder tha Ll..'; .AWi.U' i full-flavored coffee I C E Refrigeration Used in 12,000,001 Homes Mc I ORE than 95 dct cent this country is done vith ice. Twelve million families use ice. Ice is cheap, quickly avaihlile in any amount desired, and involves no investment in apparatus except a good refrig- erator. There is little or no upkeep and your ice Sply is , i abundant and certain. ' ; -. . ' ' - -a , : .. 'ien'y6fi:ivve'.'poodjetTerir--tiiit necessarily an expensive one but rightly designed, well inittlaltd, sturdily built. 3 . V . ORANGE PEiKOE When the weather man announces that the mer' cury is headed up, there's a quick way to pull it down: Tree Tea Orange Pekoe Iced. Iced tea needs a tea of full flavor and strength enough to with' , stand the dilution caused by pourin; over ice. Tree is PAUElTVa short-wave situation. Policies "" (or llcanalng short-wava station on tha North Amaflcaa contlBaul ' wara dlacuaaud. . For fvanlla Nawa Ctaaa Ada, men appreciate its full bodied strengths, and remember the I flavor, bcnnittmt. ' .i -. ii ii-.un ' lO.U of all home refrireration'ia m i KLAMATH Ice & Storage Co., - Phone 53 , ; come down ;i " 'i ...ji Tea Orange Peoe that kind of tea Vil T E k A: I. 3 i