TAGE FOUR
SATURDAY, AUGUST 25, 1J28
TIIE KTiAMATfl NEWS
The Klamath News'i T:u. I Manv Killed
ill UIC l-iIUC! IJ j "
When One Car Misses Switch
Published arer? morning ex
cept Monday by Tb Klamath
Kewi Publishing company t 101-
III South Fifth street. Klamath!
ratie. Oregon.
At the Pine;Trce
Redwood Road
iu
I Twlr a sensatlnu aa an actor.
! Hex. tha wild bora, a hleves an-
j other and greater triumph In i
"The Devil Home." at the 1.1b-,
Official Paper or Cite of Klam-'erty tbeatre. Thl new produr-
etu Fulls and Klamath Count? i Hon In which Hal Itoach preaenta
ww... mwwi na marvel horae la not content
! y.lmroorman Adv. Mgr. ' , D Ju,t . melodramatic and
SlfttMRIPTION RATES ,"" j
Prt mrt tr ntrln, wiia , 'M1 J ' Ti, "i i 1 " ' " cc,,,nt 10 , o'clock, baa dinner, and gives Hughes aa
iCi IT! V ' ' - 1 , L .... -:' ne nean oi me nmea Wf up , ,,, theaters, the' mail
MX iaau, ir o.w ........... u,.iii ... ...... c -""squire aistri.t. vrnere the wreck ,hi .i..iw ;,.i ... i. i,.. '
uvi-urnru. urn. aim iimwi anu r.ir h. iitalM lh I ntal Whit
left the rulla and crashed
the aupporting atructure
Ilrooklyn nmr yeara aao.
llinml To Trafrir
Hours after the accident
The linea of the old aong
nilahl well have been written to
deacrtbe the opening altu-jtloti nt
the picture at the I'lne Tree
thiatcr. which appropriately
t'reacenl I'lly. The highway la
now being recnniiuendrd without
Much Better ,u
lilt YNI.KIt Til III 11.11 PLANT
(Continued Froaa Page Owe) iaiij live arrival of the police.
rtnu.J. . .IImm..... - .. I n..l 1
rum .. . ... ... ... , h.... Ih.l fttt.t ill . ll.u T..
i.nvi uu me atrreta lor iv uiocaa . - .... .
around. ' tlo.'
It waa In the renter ol that I Mary A'tor la aeen aa the lypl-
Coiidltlona of Ihe It.dwood
highway are greatly Improved,
according' la Information from
the Klnmath Kalla branch of the
Oregon tii.ue Molo' r.iaocluilon.
HAN I.KANIIIIt). Calif.. Aug.
it tin Waller I'. Chrysler,
automohl'e ntauufaciurer, today
piirciinami a altu for a I7.UUU,
utin aaaniulilltig lit n ii t which he
pan of the city whl.h quite workiral New York flapper, and l.loyd
The rouatru. tlon work north of haa aald he will hulldiherv. Work
Orlrk la apovdlng along and only on the plant will begin wllblii
a youlhful bualueaa "hor' l'l" of traffic are hc-cra- ( 10 Uaya, local I'hryaler ufflclala
Hcbsrriptlona payable la advance. I wagon tralna. and with
; Sam'a cavalrymen. It la t
closed and
with none wav
I feather Selected Oreajoa
Newapapers
who
fond of Itia golf.
Moth are bored. Kveu In lit
e j swirl of the night cluha. eatclal
ly the one "Cannlb.il lale." which
wii constructed eateclally for th
filming of Ihta picture, they fnll-
ed to get a thrill, or to find ro
sary at the allde Just aoitUl of snld
1'ncle
I n- i ii
Enltrnl u Mm. n.il: . unuer guaru.
II Hi postoftlce at Klamath -"i-. l .T.n, ...V : prral"ea " nler- i Klremen and police crowded
Kails. Oregon. November 15. ". i At five hospitals 100 surgeons down the narrow stalrwaya lead
fit" .1 - a a. a a aatass i tea M I M ITItkn t I h I la rB I at 11 ii s. n . i . i '
ai sot ununr act 01 marcn r 10 . " rrv ouny iiruuiiiK ins in J urea lug
Ilex la thf IVvU How, so httcked and fainted,
named by tbe Indiana, against I in mrA f.ia.f.1.
m-h kaa w.. ' . " ano. ine nijurea car- She divided finally that
fare. A maaaaere t.ugh, R. h.TOC Blr. h.a occ0rred when .V. VI.,.." KU-"rr: T"I"L'.' th ""V"
when only colt, to hate that In-:, h, tttln- ,,, Sew Yorkers fear tu2. 1 ,h v i k r , 1 """
dmn smell, and after that hi.; . !, .1 , ., Z ' T.k": .,h 1,"rh .ho"Utl- lh ot'."hl whh-h always take.
underground and soon the
atretrnera began coming back ut. : mm... And Mrv .,..- ... ...
"ne ny one. tney were Dome 1 seutlally a niutantir girl,
mere were , ambulanrpa and the Injured ea'r- She de.-lded finally t
How Oregon Women Can
Meet Unexpected Emergencies
i,
TMaJCL
Polyclinic,
iwlld heart biased in furv when-1 w.-i. -r o... (J... :." """". " place wnere one Ian I. Ilenc
P4eif1e coast representaUreai: Ar-!ever the rtdman came near, and!, he lnterborouab Kanld Trenail i 1.. . htlng party waa orgaulied. t.
tbnr W. Stypes. Inc.. Sa. Fran-,he ,r.mDled ,h,m to dMIh .v ' 1.VL. "! ' .. ",nrt'h- go to th. South ...
ctteo, lxs Angeles and Portland.' . .k . . . k. , . . -" ..-.i-. Here and there came a stretch- Then Miss Aator deri.u.1 ih .
r..,.r. nr...,.,i.. ik..i ben a baby, he trampled sa dent occurred, via aummonaut t. . .. . w ator aertued mat a
r.v .jawier, c.ew Bora, aaa v. ri. . uc ,it lie irom nia country estate Apparently that
Bw..e... , mcago. Th. i-aiZT 7- ih.. -aaarc,lcat " B, """-dead and th. earl, crowd would
f Telephone 877 j tlou, ,error. f t . iwu Tman ! The blame on Tf.u.ty ..1 , 217 dMn '."'r ' 80n Bur" "P
Member A.dit Bnrca. CtrcUtlo. ! reaponaible for the Devil Horse. I !a. T Mytn !' with her. and to maroon then,
' " 1 : and craftily prepare to go on the I
THF PRlrP rF A WAR warpath againat the whitea in the terborou.h it ...,(.! Tr...n i v "t "H lo them
2i j'0"- Irowllnt Wolf, while of-ipany to produce before i p. m. ' which an arm
Vfk.i .:.!. .u. ferlng false frlendahip to theIOnight the switch maintenance ! ,h,..i- f.ht..,,
ii tint, mill llic BKICC-'vl. r I- I - . .1 r -- "
- ( ! .... nBr man who
rmjllt on naval limitation be- ." t time makelapert the switch where the wreck
ire exttenro on a coral
waa atiitieonm . !. , I 1
. cr...d z .r..r.. " i .ubdumg of th,
nalKvr luea- tmtcr .there was no more neertii hv thMl. ..t.
Mayor Walker ordered Ihe In- curious. I .h, .' "
oaei irom and to their' Ideas of romance
protruded in make, one of the nioet amitaiu
All the while ! ni. -turea .it ,k.
wis sent today to In-: men underground were lifting , he c.-.ley. Vlrgl,.i7l ,,,, jZ
ten England and France, j " ix.r.'rurSn. T wImcoJLi!'"-. -f.'"!.'h..'!-"?'r""""r..'"'rt.'" 1,1 "
iiau uie ktuwiiik imutinoou i " " "-"!rresi me maintenance man If, the dead: and even guthering un 1
that another international ! "T.'" "1 '.'ll h' " DOt '" .. .,, hm.n Mk, which may I '-'"'! " "
Val reduction conference ! DeTi Hor8e- But 'en the ler-Jtime apeclfled
i I ho rranrkCAl in rVia naar I
, ' ' ' 1 . - . ion, cen- ome- stood the switch had been report -
fixture, a number of people thing holds back the killing hoofs, ed aa nulty and that the main-
r iu,r m ui.u ui a m.j j ipnanre man had been aent lo
"" nim aa a cott. repair It today. He aatd the
I ma is inai ooy grown to man
irt .this great land are re
vJyiiiK the good old frame of
comparing me American j hood his friend
an1 British navies.
e. . WHITK KI.KPH
ne large middle western cau i-tta. au
spaper has had its r"P ". aged l
whitk Ki.t:i'inT iii.tn
g. 24. (UP
0 and reputed
the only real white ele-
to be
phant In the world, died at the
llered the elephant was the re
incarnation of Budda.
SHERIFF'S S.UJ.;
By virtue of an execution on
foreclosure of mortagage duly Is
sued by the Clerk of circuit
.lourt of the State of Oregon. lor
vvBsningron correspondent t
Jj . l i i . , . , '
uiinis, ana ne reports mai.Calcutu oo today. "Pa Wa"
the American navy, in ac- w" worshipped devoutly by the
rii.l fifrhlino. h-ncrfl, ,'. foe Buiihiats of Burma. Lo be-
'e""B ,ii6iii, a-J iai -
bejow the British.
Intern for item, he com
pares the battle fleets. Our
battleship strength is below
Britain's; our cruiser stren
gth, is far below; our des
troyers are tmore numer
ous but we lack destroyer
leaders; many of our battle
sHrps need extensive mod
ern i z a 1 10 n and so on, !
tnrougn -a long list Of de- -Morris, husband and wife: and
fgf.li. ' Bonanza National Farm Loan As-
; isoclatlon. a corporation; for the
.This may be a correct : ' s.8il o with interest
skmcry; it would take a teVHt ehtUV ce'nf per
naVal expeii to say. But we nnum: and tloO.OO attorneys'
I . .. . feea inH th. ,
maintenance man la known. A
man named King, who U in
charge of the switch, waa ques
tioned at the station. A. J. Shea
was couductor and Frank M.-t'or-mick
engineer of the wrecked
train.
Wreck at Rush Hour
It waa just 6:10 p. m.. with
, the rush of home going traffic
I approaching its peak, when the
accident occurred. On the Times
Square subway platform, und ev
ery other subway platform In
lower .Manhattan, there were
crowds, almost countless in num
bers, milling about and waiting
for trains.
The Interborodgh Rapid Tran-1
on rea-
never be identified. . - ciuare. mouaanda
llo.lia. t n.w.lcl . - p.atiorma ut atatlon.
The Injured were ru.hed lo'?1""" In' ro,"B' mn,i "tr P"
the emergency rooms; the dead!, ' b1 """ lo "ch '"'""
to the hospital morgues. At ine ' " " ii was miu-
neiii in i-
the morgue, hoping they might
help someone Iti Identifying a
friend or a relitlve.
Over the city telephones ring I
as Inquiries were made. Hardly
a person of the S. 000. 000 who
lire in
area but haa a friend or a rela-1
live travelling the aubwjy at
S: 10 p. m. ea.h day.
Mayor on Scene
Just before S p. m. Mayor Wal-
U'l.nt.ll. . jl ..
.......... . ,,,i me tn-n-a an company's new Lot avenue ex-
"T. ?! An.,,.'",- 19!K- ,n , certain, pres. train of lo steel car, i
into thn
Times Square station.
"Let 'in off; let i m eff."
shouted the guards and a few
Moat of ua women
of the West are pio
neers or daughtera
of ploneera, and so
are acquainted with the need of
meeting emergencies. And even
with the turning of the wilder ocas
I ana suDutitng ot in. uea.rts. won
airplanes aud radloa a part of our
daily llf. and gas stations and gro
cery stores cn almost every corner,
life still holds mahy unexpected
needs.
Perhapa there are few tilings
more upaettlng than to be called
upon to bav. a meal for u ivxpecled
gueata. A car of frtveds or relatives
from a neighboring community
drives up John brings home a busi
ness friend. IKea touaternattun
reign la the kitchen?
Or perhaps friends call up after
the stores are closed and suggeat a
picnic, atartlng early next nmriilng
Any of these emergencies tall for a
reaerve supply of tood and the beat
wav I have found to meet them la
hospital there waa a basket r.n.!r'"""" Mw ,he ln" "' lheaby an "emergency shell" -k-pt
... ...... ,. I nonse-goers had been moved filled with provisions that ran be
.... w.i,ri -j iraina wnicn were
routed over the llroadw ly and
Kat Hide subway. .Muny of
mem were hours late.
Mini I Ural Ion Difficult .
It waa mid-evening before Ihe
the great ' ml
" - ...... w limn well
underway. It mav lie dawn h..
fore it Is completed
Tonight many lights blued on
ihe (ireat White Way. Thal
ler arrived at Tlmea Square. He 1 ""r
noi a wiae-cracKing mayor, a) ...
r,rin oi tnem gave
ht that the thing which
1.11'h h.J J . . . .
.ImmA ,h .inlr... i-l.h": -"erea atlOlll Hllll
police, and ln th. next half-hour iZZT '.""I"' 'XV"" hn''
he went a. far a. he could pen- ,he ,rack
eiraie inrougn ine scene 01
was
Nor was
hand
'"" "H-x-- "-iif plea
t a wise-cracking mayor. U iu
. he late. Soberly, with
twitchiug- nervously . .h;,, h h
turned quickly into delectable
meals. '
And the real basis of try emer
gency shelf Is a row of I'arnatlon
Milk. I know of nothing that Is so
Invaluable In making all sorts of
"company" dishes. Aa long aa my
Carnation supply la geuerous, 1 am
prepared for aur emergency.
Ot course, Oregon women are well
acquainted with this milk, which
has been made III Oregon since UOJ.
Most of you doubtless have en
loved Its great convenience, econ
omy and dependability. I use It con
stantly, myself, not only for these
reasons but because It really give
better cooking reaulta than even
the best of buttled milk.
You know It Is simply pure, whole
milk of uniformly blah quality, pro
tected at the source and safeguarded
from the farm to your kltcb.n by
the most careful prerautlona. If
you ever make a real test of Caraa.
ilon Milk, you'll use It for all cook
ing. I wish you would send for Ihe
Carnation Cook Book. It la free.
Address Carnation Milk Products
Cu 1.4 A Ullaan Ut, Portland.
Carnation Shrimp Wiggh
'J.'i lo-p. bultrr. I hap. Ikiur,
S l.p. suit, lew grauia pepper, pa
;nla. Snip Girtuiton Milk, ' cup
Hater, 1 cup shriintM, 1 cup canned
peas. Make a white sauce ol the
rmttrr. Hour, eeasomnea and Carnation
diluted with water, llrain thrshnmpa.
remove the datk vein; break shrimps
into pmT and add to white sauce.,
A1m add lis; drained peas. Whrn
tnixiure is tlioniiiihlv heated srrve
ihi tiaiat HH!tt. liariufth with paisley
ur oilers, brrves a.
You can count on it
Nil it In an tal rmirl tnm ma I A
and state, wherein th Vniinroi ' southbound, whirled
Land Bank of Spokane. cor
poration, as plaintiff recovered
Judgment and decree against
isaiah a. Morris and Maggie M
wreckage below.
i Then ie ,came. out
midst of a group
men ealfTr-Thfra w1!M n'trfr-
vestlgitton. I firfd the deputy
chief Inspector In charge of. pn-
scene or jj
. -j i. .i I 0''1 newspaper
t and In the tSm. of;r, ,
f newspaper- I n j..
newspapers for sale at tht -
I !
left the train, their places tak
M " ""'!"'.? Ihe gulu"a" Hce had all the apparatus and a
luniiie i ne aoora.
Train Fillnl
With effort, the doors of the
10 cars were closed unit ini.i.
ea-h car was parked Soo or more
DeODle tnen mnA v....
5f-5tt wTh .n".rt1xe!i"Cl e?V -
cent per annum from said 31st I n-. L i""rera.
day of July, 1928; and accruing heavy train pulled out.
costs. leaving hundreds of people still
Notice Is hereby given that the platform, waiting for oth-
will on Tuesday. September 4th. ;er trains.
1828. at the court house door of d The train gathered sneed
Klamath county, in Klamath I Thom ,h. P e 7
Falls. Oregon, at ten o'clock In I???. n ."""'f
the forenoon of said day. sell nt I ' by' len' '"teen miles
public auction to the highest bid- , per hour-
der. for cash, the following de-1 At 'be end of the platform Its
scribed real property, to-wit:., lights f jded into the rtnnm r ,h.
winder if there isn't some-
thuig'that we can do that is
eyfn .more important than
bringing our navy up to
pitity with England's.
I !There are many points
ovfer which the two nations
ntiKht fight some day. On
the surface of things, it is
only the part of wisdom for
U8( to be ready for it. But
there is another way of
looking at it.
! Suppose we should get
iilto a war with England.
Sfippo.se that we were ex
cejlently perpared for it, so
tiat after a Inntr nnrl enatlv I 'n Klamath County, Oregon
, . ' . ! Which land was taken and lev-
.s?fuggle we should Win. , led upon as the property of Isaiah
VThat then? Would we havei?' and 'aBI!le M- Morr'"-
.h , . . " husband and wife: and Bonanza
improved our position? 1 National Farm Loan Association.
I England beat Germany in '!!,corp"rall: or " mu.th "ITT I i-afening crash into '
.L. , . , , ... .of as may be necessary to satisfy1 . s , " lnl
tW last war and lost bll-jaid judgment and decree In ! r"at- "teet Pillars whir
The northwest quarter of the
southeast quarter, the northeast
quarter of the southwest quarter,
and the southeast quarter of the
northwest quarter of section five,
township thirty-nine south of
range eleven, eat of Willamette
meridian, in Klamath County,
Oregon, containing 120 acres, ac
cording to the United States gov
ernment survey thereof, situated
men who ran be used at the
scene within a few minutes aft
er the accident and the fire de
partment did equilly well.
FinU Some Comfort j
"Col. Flaherty of the board of
engineers will Investigate the
necessity for structural proter
tlorf: "Terrible and deplorable" as
this Is. we find some comfort In
the splendid subway construction
where a train would split In h;Jf,
yet only one supporting column
was destroyed. The rest of the
structure is safe. .
"The cause of the accident no
one knows.' There will be a rigid
Investigation and no opinion will ,
be formed until all officials:
charged with the Investigation,
have reported."
Walker Visit Hospitals !
Then he left to visit the In-''
Jured in the hospitals a work ,
to which he devoted the evening, i
son which . . ' i-oiiiuiissioner warren
in railroad parlance .i '"l ,0"k Vh"e !
S-lt,.h" .. v.. "lr'"".
iciii nurtimg from
the track. The momentum car
ried It on. About loo feet from
l"8 switch It imaihpd
underground tunnels.
Car Breaks Loose
Just about a city block beyond
Ihe end of the platform, there
Is a switch on the express track.
Tbe first seven cars of the train
passed swiftly over it with only
the usual clack and clatter
viKum car, tor a rea-
NOTICF. OF HF.TTLF.MF.NT OF
1-IXAL AfV(H:ST
liims of dollars worth of for- 'J"' Tne ''-nd
I , iBank of Spokane, a corporation.
fgn markets while she was against the said Isaiah B. Morris
(ItSinir it Tf u-p fichr Fno- iand J,aBi!le Morris, husband
nnng it. it we light tng-land wlfe am) BoBanla Na,lona,
JilhU ,aild the great cordon : Farm Loan Association, a cor-
British cruisers tio-htpns Porn,lnn. together with all costs
. cruisers llgntens , anrt rthuments accruing.
almut our commerce for a i
yfcar or so, how much of i
otB- foreign trade, on which
ojij- prosperity depends more j
tijitl more each year, would,
riiain? Would we be able1
trt. get it back after the 1
jjkngland, emerging victor
ious from a war with her I
gtioatest commercial rival
t Int.. n : .1 :..! i i
iniv mi inuuniliui niuilip
Id Tl.it laI mm. T 1 1, n ... t
I . . .
we j
ns the imDortant 1 "nal aci-'otint of h'la ad-
i.i ine important m. ,..in. . ij
ii'"g lor us to do is not
nt): much prepare for war
V10h England as make sure
tHit war does not come.
tllh wise forethought all
differences that may arise
biiween the two nations can
bw: settled peaceably. Now
isUhe time to start thinking
al.ouLat.'----r.r
with a
one of the
h support
the street above.
Car Torn In Half
The lmpa.-t tore the car In half
and ripped it loose from the for
ward seven cars of the train.
The forward half smashed and
rsements accruing. i"ungea us way alone some 2on
Dated August third. 1928. 'eet beyond the stanchion The
HURT E. HAWKINS. (rear half telo.cn i. .u.
Sh.rirt VI....I. ,-..'. ... ------" ' me iwo
Oregon.
By M. Barnttm, Deputy.
C. C. HKOWBR,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
A4-11-1S-25
cars behind It.
Then came the clang of fire
engines, ambulances, police wag
ons on the street above and be
hind them, the rush of crowds
thousands upon thousands of peo
ple poured from uptown Manhat
tan s nuildings onto tho
their day's work done.
pressed
treets.
They
down and down the street.
Police Arrive
In the County Court of the
State of Oregon, for the County
of Klamath.
In the matter of the estate of
i Reuiien J. Wood, deceased.
Notice ia hnmhtf il.cn tha tha
rfc " wt .t-i, vvu. ia meie uinirruiKiieo, aominisirator 01 tne.tween the time nf ih. . u .
.. J' .... . ... . eatnln nf lln.th.i. 1 ttnn a.- " '": o. iiurill
airy guaramee mat we ;eas(1,, "hM in the county
vtjum nut uo ine same.' n.oun ot Kiamam county. Ore-
I iiiiiiinii rtiion ,,i saiu estate, to
gether with his report and pe
tition for final distribution, and
that Friday, the Hth day of
September, 1928, at 10 o'clock
la. m. of suld date, at the court
room of said court house, in said
county, has been fixed and un
pointed as the time and place for
the settlement of said account.
Dated the 10th day of August,
1928.
WILSON S. WILEY, -Administrator
of the estate of
Reuben J. Wood, deceased.
All-18-25;t)l-tl j.r.-
By 1 p. m. all of the Injured
the dead, and the surviving pas
sengers had been taken from the
underground tunnel and police
and firemen, excepting those re
quired for guard duty, came In
the surface along with volunteer
rescue workers.
t'oniinnntler Bynl Aids
Among the latter was rec
ognized f ommandcr Byrd, aviator
and explorer. Byrd had been nt
the 33rd street station, riding to
wards Times Square, at the mo
ment of the accident. All power
was shut off and soon there was
word that a disaster had oc
curred.. Byrd, with several fel
low passengers, had broken from
the train, made his way to Times
Square, and engaged In rescue
work.
By 7:30 p. m. 250 workmen
were engaged repairing the dnm-
New
Charles Dorris
Wholesale ami Retail Coffee
Tea and Hplce House
South Hlvth Hfrret
Klamath Kails, Oregon
Handling High Grade. Coffee
anil Teas ,
Featuring Corona Vacuum
Coffee
SH.IWS Fresh Rnast Fresh
firounil Coffee
This Is Mountain Grown,
Curerl Coffee, supplied by Ihe
Commercial Importing Co., of
Seattle.
I also serve coffee anil sand
wiches and havo n excellent
Itoot Iteer
Ice Oram and Soft Drinks
In emergencies, you can
plan almost anything in
the way of meals if you
have a shelf of Carnation
' Milk. It is the basis of so
many delectable dishes,
and it makes them- all
better.
See reciptt above)
Praaucaa la Oragaa alaca laoi
Carnation Milk
Omits P. Cm
"From Contented Cowi"
whlsner. of Ht." "Ii. to. !he .r-t
down ml "r:!.""""a i ",rK m'KIU rlae WTk In haste
I again Saturday morning or per-
It was but a few minule, be- iheTter .onlght" me 'r"m 'he
While the city and the fransl
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II : : fn.
Crating . ' Storage
Long Distance Hauling
City Transfer & Storage Co.
820 Klamath
Phone 432 Re8. '48-0 W
Dr. J. M. IN6ALLS
Reg. Chiropodist
Foot Specialist
AT
Buster Brown Co.
Today
SATURDAY
"All Foot Ailments Treated"
8 a. m.-9 p. m.
ONCE
MORE
We have a nice
line-up of .
GOOD
Used Cars
ll.r cllltiu out piacllcally
all of our used rura lit tli
iamt ten da) a e have trail
nl for several .kimmI uaril
cars iliat Hill rcrialiily ax
IhiiI to lour fancy aa well
as )our purse.
liuick
ISrougham
IUU7 Hinlnr.I MU. Ttior
nuiihl- rtvaimllllunrwl.
iilrr rutinltt( u1 rhi my
HMrlnu uhI mr -
will mill III Ioiik IHnr.
Tlirw mm mrr nr. niitl)
Mul.ir. Tliry rll tUl k..
Buick Touring
tliM-NIl. .i'W tltil. mmm
Am iinomlt-Al 1 mr.
wlili lfH iiMlliy In II lltnl
iiimWimi H iH IUkI. .IhWiiI
Dodge
Roadster
tU(i HMf miMit'l. In
jiimmI rn0llluu nil Hit way
nnuui. If mi Hunt 11 nml-
l'r iti Hill Iniy IliU unr.
4'inif In rnrl).
Hudson
. Brougham
ItlJI MimIH. In rifl rlw
lomllilim. IUt In It nnl
ilrlvr H nml u wimi'I mi
ht'iiif wMIhmiI Ii. Irirnl U
wii.- Mitko Ii Miuit.
Hupmobilc
Sedan
lll-JH M.nI.I ili'llnlrr. A
flnr lift ut mituiiiobllo for
nM Iim miili money, Vmir
family nNf n rliinrtl vnr.
Hrr ymi nh'l
Ford Touring'
lif.-T MiKlcl. Itcpalnlrd
fiiMNl ciintlltlon. Kttrn kiknI
flics. If you net here early
)ou iiiIkIU In the lucky
out. Who knows
How Will You
Trade?
Ihin't hold lnrk jUN) he
rauae jon hnvc nn old enr
to trade In. He will Inko
It and Rive yon a rihmI
fttla -allowance on It anil
n sipinre tlinl on our oar.
v' fr' ,
; ; Low Prices
On srrrriil lluht tvurltiK
crs.T'oiin. notv while tlicro
Is n rbMiirc for .cliulrc,
Finance
Charges
Mnke an niitoinohli costly
lllili'ns jou Ket tl.M.A.tV
cnnlitiPt. TI10 lnctt. nn
cnHli.'- Ask lis nbtil.. It. '
BUIGK
Garage
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