THE KLAMATH NEWS
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1928
pag3 nr.
2 Hoover. Always
American Citizen
WAHHINOTON. Oil. 17. (TP)
Til lull of a letter showing
Hint Herbert Hoover registered
with the American embaaay lu
London In tmn. Ituil several u.
porta luuxl io lil in between t Bus
nil 19U. and lu mi applications
fur puaaporte during ins foreign
trips declared himself lo b a.11
American, wui Murd tonight by
lh - Mtlo department,
Peaaporta are faaucd only in
American clltirna anil the slule
department's latter u In an
no or lu; u iim Ui u concerning the
elllsoiiahlp alulna of the repulili-i-au
presidential nnmtuce.
William II. Can In, Jr.. aaalst-
ill secretary of stale, a lio idauad
Ilia loiter, aald thai "as' long
nanus ID 10 ilia department hoard
a rumor Dial ul ouu lima In hi
career Mr. Ilnovrr had applied
lor llrllli.li rltlietislilp. Merely
uu nl iiumiiih Iniarmi, may aay
Dial careful luitlrlca were innilo
al the limn and It a proved lo
tlo ontlro satisfaction of llio do
liurlnii'iit of state llml I It Ik rumor
'had no basis ' - '
Tl XNKVrt I.KAmK IIOI'HK ,
MINIKIN, Oct. 17. I I P) --It la
nudurstood In aorloty circle hern
I hat Mr. and Mra. tiouo Tummy
have leased a lioiMn on liuwn
street In lliu fmliliiualln Muyljlr
district, where limy will live after
their honeyuioim Ji. II11I Is
POLICE CHIEF AND 166 OTHERS FACE
TRIAL IN PITTSBURG "RUM RING"
r
1
fits tirtrTQj I
For best results use
FfVp BAKING
lfWPOWDEIt
Same Price
For Over 38 Year
t
FIGURE IN BIG TRIAL ' . !
-'-' Arf . '
iu.. -ja- -: -
I lltrt urt
Little Courtroom
Will Hold Only
150 Persons
j fndor
i I ! ontli
H I Should
y Jthora wo
earh . employ counaol.
would bv 1S7 attorneya on
t ha dofonaa aide alone, or a total
of S3 1 rioft'iKUnta and aitoruoya.
Tlln lultj.r liri.lli..r wllh IhM CMV-
; nrnnivnt'a ro-. utlu ataff. the!'"" .iwa.
I Jury, court attarlira. atenograph- i !.
irra. newapapormen not to men
itlou tha 1 1 a ft wllnosaca are
laied it ti lliu 'Idle courlroora
ll.nl -9n t.,.,-(im mn.lt. I., m.lv 1 Ml
Ileni Kpringa, Klumulb
Moanwniia. uw.nri Aiiornoy j McCre(jle 8prllll!, Klain.
Mt-y.-r U wondering what'a to be i A.p,.lrt M, fj,
(cm, K la in
iiuu suu now.
ounces lor fcC
OP POUNDS Ulll
III OOVRRHMIHr T
MILLION
B OU
U. S. Claims Cops
Conspired With
Bootleggers
riTTSIIL'UCH, l'a., Ort. 17.
With a cliy of more than a half
mllllou thlrtliiM to hrar tha avn-1
aatlonal dlarloaurva that are x-!
pectrd, frdnral court offlilala
Imra are trying la figure out how j
they are going lo try 167 nwrn
bora of I'lllauurgu'e allegud "llu
uor ring" In a courtroom that I
ran arcoiiitnoduie only ISO Per-1
aona, I
Tim 107 am Imluili'd lu a;
hUuihi'l luilli'tlliont. Hiaallily lliu
Inrgi-at over returned III tho
Cnllod rl'alea. rhurglng rouaplr
ary to vlolutn tho national pro
hibition law. The largeat courl
rooin lu'ibo hlaiorlc old fodorul
bulldltig will, according lo curo
lul fallumlca, hold only llil) nut-
aona. Including Judge, Jury, at-1
toriicya, defondanta. nwapaper-
men ami aiMM-iulom. '
Aiiioun Iba "hlgtmr-uMi" who1
am erht'dtilcd to bo tried when j
tiio raw cmiNi up Hi NovoniiM-r
am uon prominent In police and
political rlrcloa.
HrfendaHIa Frotlnrnt
They Include: Hupertnlenilenl
I'eler I'. Walah of I ha l'lll.burgb
police department; I'oll.-o lnprct.
on cliwIiH Faulkner, Johu J.
MrAnlln aud Joapph J, Klaner;
I'ullce Maglatralva J. J. Hweenry
and John W. Urlv; l.uko Hulll
nan and Kuuiuel J, tin-net. tncin
bera of the l'enu)Jvjula Icglala
tnre. .t
In addition In theae notnhlea,
pollco lleuletianla, ward chair
men, retired police offlcera, pa
llcomcu. . a ronatttble. a forraor
prohibition ageiil and many al
leged "fliara" are named In the
Indictment. Police Lieutenant
annuel (Iraham, nationally
kuown aa a toiler, la alao a de-,
fondant.
The charge agalnat Rnpt. Walah
In tb Indictment la fairly Indi
cative of the otliara. It ellegoa
that during 119 and 1017 Supl.
Walah "did know and did permit
certain liquor dealluga In con
cemluna for the unlawful rraffle
nf Inlnvlrallnv 1 1.. .. kw I lir 11 tl r fl.A RVtHnm-a Um n. ! mrm h A l.t . ttl tV. ... anv
peraona wlihln tha aald city ofihlle, bootlegger) were rejoicing It la likely that many of them y llayera. gave twoplaya
necnuaei no ary ra'.da were being .will
Two Million Trout
Fry Distributed in
Klamath Streams
following receipt
' . gram, which conveyed
one of the! that Mra. Coyne had
distributing ' Jured In an automobile
In Loa Angelea, Hob
Klamath
hone at
morning.
Creek hatchery, t I.6S.480 While I
rainbow and eaatern brook trout : detalla of
Injuredjn South
That Klamaih la
principal trout fry
polnla la tha northweat waa re
vealed yeaterday with the an
nouncement of I'ercy Southwlck.
superintendent of the Crooked
, hatched out In the Klamath uat
1 cliery had been distributed In
Klamath, Lake, . Douglaa and
Jackson enuntlea In the twelve
monlha ending with Beplember
30. Tha major portion of the
trout were rcleaaed In
atreama and lakes. Folio
la Mr. Southwlck' report:
' K.iHj Klt V IIIKMIK
i Williamson It., Klamath, JI2.C80
or feels aura be will have the
real by the tlma tha trial begiua.
The court clurk baa approxi
mately ftuO.OVu In proporty lm-
; pounded aa a result of tha big
ludlctment. .
the law, each defendant i Irfirkln (,'rpek. Klamath ... 47.400
titled, to an attorney, i Hprlng Creek, Klamath ...154.7V
t.'ryalal Croek, Hlamalh .. 1.1.000
Orewa Itcaervolr, Ijike .. 50. USD
llead llorae Ijiko, Luke .. 37.:r,0
Ikig lake, liko 1 1 .HMO
Campbell Ijike. 1-ikc l.l.Con
Klamath ... 3K.IO0
Kluinath .. 1 17.000 t
Meveu Mile. Klamath H4.H00 I
Kpragne stiver. Klamath . 72.000 I
Hock Creek. Klamath In.00 j '
'i
of a tele-1 1 ' f le9riat.
the news I it . .
been In- I II DHghteT
e accident il l a
Coyne left i 1 II WW
Falls, for hla aouthernl.l 11 nfettier
a o'clock yeaterday ll l Fclucr
!l Furniture
he wire did not give 1 11 ,
the accident or Just! 11 11 f4s
Mr. Coyne waa In- 1 1 II ,
rea advised Mr.
how aerloua
Jured. retail
Coyne to cvme south Immediate
ly. Mra. Coyne lived on the KiIko
wood ranch with her husliand
Klamath I and baa many friendn In Klam-
iiig ; xtn county wiio will nope lor nor
speedy recovery.
For reanlfa liae K"W CI ana Ada I
toint- of Hip principal flKUMn- lu the iHillce-tKMStlrK
runaplracy trliil In I'ltlxliurgli. Tlx-)- are. ( I I'eter I'. WmMi, aup
prtatemlciit of iollcr: (It) Knniuel t. (irrnrl. linllntor; H) Luke
Nnlllrau, legalniori 4) John II. l-ee. f. H. atiurm-y. the prow
cciiloci (.1 John II. PennlnRton, prohibition admlnlatniior who
Hvrkrtl un tho evidence.
Howard R. Perrin
Designs and Plans
INDUSTRIAL AND ,
COMMERCIAL' '
BUILDINGS
t
09 Hopka lil rhooe BSO-J'
by I'rohlblllon Administrator J. '.Meyer and asalstanta Ilulph Smith
U. Penlngton. He had doiens of 'and Joseph Itlrbardson ruarsha!-
Inveatlgatora bnay tor months, led 115s wltneaaea before the
i
,Usc the ;
"SfiUven Gurayc"
(looked Creek, Klamath 224.100 1
15.600'
I Miller ( reck. Klamath
Wickiup Sprlnga,
21.100
t.oao j
H.aoo j
Klani. . :.i.joo l
Z3.inn
Inn Inrtiiin Kminii : '". Klamath
UVPr III farMtln IlirV f'ra'al Creek. Klamath. ... 22. 100
1 I Foor Mile Lake. Klamath 7.600
-.purgeo won ronoery. l'a 1 s-h Lake. J.rk- T.SOD
Jordan, negro, waa bound over
to the grand Jury yeaterday morn
ing wheu brought up boforu W. H.
Ilurims. Jusl lea ol the peace for
preliminary hearing.
In Justice court tills moruiiig.
defplte the leprlousneiw of tho
charge, the befring was Inter
mingled with comedy, when Jor
dap attempted lo try bla own
case.
llo a arrested late Monday
night after having robbed Alfred
Could of Chlloquln- of f 55 In
currency and pentonal effecta.
tiould and the arreatlna; offl
cera were witneaacs for the state.
The robbery took place on
Commercial and Sixth aa Ooald
was returning from a local ga
rage where he had placed his car
for the night.
be'called
Flltaburgh.'
' I'rolie IjiMed Mnullia I made. Tiny were dlailluslimed ! trial.
The approaching conspiracy; when tha (.rand Jury met and In-1 ' All "but
trial results from a quiet but ex-'dieted 107 persons. fondants have been arrested and i th Belt Ctayman
IT a lllaifli.t llinnu- nil- a 1. -1 I . . .... Bun r ml "UnmnrlM'
j Clrls' Walk Home.'
trn-lve Investigation made here
chased the BUI Wood'a home, ao
will remain here permanently.
They are remodeling -and Improv
ing the property. v
A traveling company. . The
in
aa witnesses at tire "Old hall Tuesday and Wednes-
r ;'day evenings last week.
..... ii. j- ii' . . . .. . .
a few or the 17 de-(,..,l' "day and Saturday evenings
iuw ucil. v mj m ii i iitii p.v-
anu n uy
Goodrich Talks
At Forum Lunch
i
1
Hava Your Broken Automi
bile Class Replaced Quick!
While You Wait
BOB RYAN'S AUTO
TOP SHOP
See
''America lte-dlscuvcred" was
Ih subject upon which E. J.
Uoodrlch or Favoll-Utlcy address
ed the chamber or commorco j
members and guests yesterday at
the forum luncheon. j
"America re-dlscoverd ami;
then the world discovered
I 'America," tho speaker Mated '
'aa he told of the unparallelled
opportunities of this country and I
of the great nocd for America
lo luko advantage of and play
up thoHn wonderful opportunities.
How America huy grown and j
developed 1111110 tho World Wur,
before which wo depended so
on Kit rope for pridiiels which wo !
hud- at mil doors nad how we )
today liad lltsi world ,ln raising
and manufacturing ninny cf the '
products wo worn buying from
Kuropc. was clearly brought out
by Mr. lioodrich. 1
"America has been .nud Is lo- .
day tho most opiKirluna niiilon
of tho world." tho Hpcukcr wild '
on - ho liild cf tho unlimited
opiHirlHttllles of this riuutry lo '.
whlchslhn whole world is turn
log. Joe LnHHoti 6u tho banjo it ml
Howard ' Wual at the pliino
furnlhhciF eiijoyuhle niu.-ilc.
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NEWS OF KLAMATH COUNTY
Written by Special Correspondents, Exclusive to the
Klamath News
MERRILL
Dobbin II) an About
Car Awnlnga .
ISIS MAIN HTKKBT
Your
' I
DANCE & DINE
, at -
. Shady Pine ,
. ANY TIME
Clean Food In a CJcun
Place. Dnrliecuo Bond
wlchos. Chill. Noodles,
ilomo Mada Pies. ;'
OAXt'K llAI.L Kilt ItK.fT
TO l'HIVATK PA1ITIE8
7 miles north on
highway
foftune or breaking his arm lost
week. He waa trimming treea on
. .. .. ... t ..-.1 1. ,h" Bogue rauch and slipped and
w II.TIIA l.ltj Ir.l.ll ( jej
Nona torr.-.-oadei,t ' . , Mr .,, Mn,. . H. 'CMrMm
.MEIIHILL. Ore.. Oct. 18. Thereturn(,d lo Merrill Inst week.
Library club hold Its monthly j They spent tha past year In Ccn
huHinoss and saclnl meeting at the 1 ir Point. ' '
James Hunt Breaks
Leg While Playing
Suffering from n double frnv
lure of llio right let; between
I tin ankle and knee, James
Hunt, seven year old son of
Dr. and Mrs. Wnrreti Hunt Is
confined' In Die Klnnintlt Val
ley hospital. lJit mparts from
ithn hospital stilted tho llttlo
fellow was resting as . well as;
could ho hoped for.
While plnyliig during rucoss 1
with his classmates Tuosdny at
Control school, lie' sllppod on the
wot grass, railing upon his leg j
In such a' manner as to causo
the double fracture.
K. F. Merrltt homo lust Thurs
' day. Mrs. Men lit waiaaastHied
by MeMlatnea J. It. Kldwclt; It.
! I Dalion nud II. P. llluiiton.
iThe rollow-lng tneinlwrs . wisro
, prCxenl: .MomiIiiiiips It. II. An
idi-rsnn, T. A. Ulnke. J. W. llnr
1 rlss. W. C. tlalley, N.' II. IIokuc,
C. A. Ilnrrows, M A Ilowninli. L.
K." Ilrown. II. O. Cox. J. A. Dew
icy. Sol Dewey, II. J.' Hendrlck
sou, W. F. Jlnnetto, K. J. -Kartse-'
horn. K. II. Mi'Keo. Hay Merrill,
- liny I'lckutt, J. ('. Stevanson. K.
If. Sliikel. l,c-itor TtrrnbsUKh.
Wllllnni Walker. A. L. Winler.
Miss . Kdlin Merrltt. Vlslloi-s
were: C; Sautter. New members:
II. C. lirlvel. Max llarllerode, J.
N. riunt. J. L. Cnnlt ley, II. 1.
Cole. New officers elected wore:
Mm. II. II. Anderson, president:
Mrs.' Hen Fans, vice-president;
Mrs. K. F. Merrill, r-ccrutuiy;
Mrs. J. N. ScorkIus, treasurer.
Mrs. Fred Fletcher and chil
dren of KlHinnUi Fulls. spoilt the
woek-end with Mrs, Fletcher's
parents, .Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W.
SlORglllS.
Klnier Merrlll' nnd Miss Edna
Merrltt spout, tho week -and visit
ing Willi their parents,' MrV-nnd
Mis. C. M. Merrltt at Control
Point.
Friends will Ih' glud to learn
H10 condlllon or Juck' Morrison,
who has bieu III with a serious
attack of pneumonia. Is some
what Improved.
Bonanza
. rit.lNCIC J. IIOWNK, J
News f nrrcNpondciit.
IIONANZA. Ore., Oil.
Monday morning of llio
week, shoep belonging to
Jink McCarthy died, in a short
lime. sThey were pastured
j The bigh school gave Its first
j movie Vjf the season In the gym
nasium Friday evening. "Dctec
' tires" was tho name of the pic
'ture. There waa a meeting of the
Bonnnsg Union high school board
October 4. i
The school board has pur
chased and placed in the gymna
sium a large number of new
'chairs, which Is a great Improve-
I mcnt In the equipment of the
!gym.'
p .Tho Bonansa high school girls
I were defeated' In a volley ball
gnmo played Friday, October 6.
at Morrill, with the Merrill team.
They were more successful In n
game played between the Bo
nansa team and tho Malin htgt
school girls Friday. October 12.
Tim scorn was 41 to 36 In furor
I of thn llnnaiiKu team. "
j Frleuds ol Haul Loomis. a
igrado pupil lu the Uunanxa
school, wore pleased to learn that
limn s itenitn poster, "ino Aiiiay
Way," which won Hrst place In
past 'the county lien II ll poster content
I'nlon Creek, Jackson . 19.800
Bybee Creek, Jackson 1 0.500
Copeland Crook. Jackson 15,600
Crater Creek, Jackson ... 19,1100
Big Applcgate, Joi kaou..:. 1S.0CS
Itogue Itivor, Jackson 1 7.0(0
National Cre-k. Du.irlas.. 1J.800
Hurry On Creek. Ilonglaa 19. son
Hamakcr Creek, Douglas 19,800
to LlcdSord
--4
SaidKin Pat iikr's deluxe Silver Guy Motor
coaches now give convenient scrvitc between
Kljrruth lallj and Mcdlord. You'll enjojr rtie
. "Silver Gray" tlicy are lm, comfortable anil
safe. .
TOTAL : 1.496.2S0
Number of Kostcru Brook
on band ;,175
IIAIMMIW TltOCT
Fort Creek. Klamath ...... ITS. 000
Spring Creek. Klamath.... (9.000
Williamson It.. Klamath .197,000
Seven- Mile, Klamath 89.000
Spragua .River. Klamath.. 89.000
N. Fork Spragne. Klam... (4.000
S. Fork Sprague. Klam... 64,400
Agency Lake, Klamath. .134,000
Wood River, Klamath 13.800
Crooked Creek. Klamath.. 133.000
Crater Lake. Klamath .... (4.000
TOTAL . .
Ualnbowa on
hand-
.1.102.200
.2. '00.845
, Old. aewa&apacB.fot sale at-tat
Newa of .'Ira. -
Lv.KbnuihFjIlt
KcTHi . , .
, Pinchursl .
Klanuth )tu
Ashbnd A
Ar.MrJford ,
I.V. Mcdfofd 0
Ashland .
: Klanuth Jet.
Pine hurst .'.
Keno . .
Ar. Klamath Falls
7:3) ajn. 12:01 pan.
. 8 00 a m. 12 JOp.m.
. 8 55 a.m. 1)0 pm.
. 9:40 a.m. 2:25 p.m.
. 10 05 a.m. 2:40 pan.
, 10 55 a m. J: 10 pan.
Returning
. 7:00 a jn. 1 1:25 a jo.
. T.iOua. ll:55ajn.
. 7:45 ijm. 12:10 p.m.
s 8:)0ajn.- 1:15 pan.
'. 9:45 san. 2: 10 pan.
10:15ajn- 2:40 pan.
J:00Paav';
3: JO p.na.
4:?0pan,
5:2) pan, -5
40pja.
6: 10 pan..
4:00 pan. '
4: JO pan.
4:44 pan.
5:50 pan;
6:45 pan.
7:15 pan.
.it
Oouttfacffim Pco&Cuc
Stagt Tkktt Offitt '
Arcade Hotel
Red Ball Terminal
a-kTi
W '
J -at -iw
11 Lsr--
71, -Z Ti
( 4.l
li
ft Ilia snrllie. also won first nrize
III thostnto contest. . Bho was a
fourtli grade pupil and her teuch-
nllulf i ul llitv Itilly Irwin rinnii ,yr. Kn eo Lytic.
near Bonnii?.u and becamo bloat-
ied on the frostinl alfalfa.
I Sty llrottn is bringing six ru
' tills iiack and forth each day in
jliis car.1 since tho new school bos
: tiu.ihlo lo 4-nrry till the pupilr
I who have lo be brouiit inio lio
I nausu front Langell Valley,
j Itny KohertH comes from Poc
Ivnlley In his car, plrkinp. up aev-
ernl pupils 011 the way. ' linogene
Welch nlso usivt Ii:t cur as n
bus, InliicliiR it number of pupils
from Dairy unit vlt-liilty.
Tho success of tho now cafe
teria In thn Bonanza school Is
felt to bo assured. . Warm iniieh
os nro being served lo d'bout 110
Fits Can Now Be Stopped!
Now York, N. Y. Epilepsy col
onies now report wondortul re
sults from a new remedy that
stops the most stubborn cases or
I Fits and la not harmful or habit
(forming. Anyone who sends name
llo NUKASOL LABORATORIES,
Dept. 660,, 60S Fifth Ave.. New
York City, will receive a FREE
booklet explaining thla new guar
anteed treatment. Write them to
day. Adv. , ..',..
Miss W'llma Offlvld sut the school children each day. '
week-end visiting with Mr. nnd I Tin) members of 1 lie Ladles'
Mrs. K. C. Burkes at Chlloituin. Aid wero IiosIonps at a recep-
Tho Library club will hold lis 1 lion given Friday evening. Orto
aununl Hallowe'en danco Satur-!lier 5, ht thn church. ' A number
day, October 17. lot musical numbers wore ren-
Mlsa Cwiii Sliutln spent thejderrd, nfler which refreshments
weok-end visiting friends In wero served.
Klamath Falls. Mrs. Ktla Kllgoro and clnngh-
. Miss Ellen McVeigh was host-'tor. Iocs Robertson, hava taken
ess at a' party given at her home. over the restaurant and have
Wednesday .evening. The fol- made several Improvements on
lowing wero present: Mr. and the building.
An auclinu salo w-as held at
Hill Wood's pluco In Bonutixn.
Saturday. October 1.1. under the
munagcineiit of Colonel Swigarl.
-The Women's club of Runansa
gavo a silver tea Xn"rR,,ay ,vc"
nine, October 11. at tho homo of
Mrs. Ada Parsons. Tho purpose
of tho lea was s to add to the
.scholarship fund.,
Some of tho teachers of tho
Boiiauin school attended a meet
ing of. the honllli unit held In the
library rooms in Klamath Falls
last Saturday.
Mr.- Murphy is pasturing his
sheep on tho Bowno ranch nour
Rnnnnxa.
Mrs.
Mrs.
H. 1' Ilondrlrkson. Mr.
Lester Turnbaugh. Mr.
and lreno Scott. who has boon at-
and tending the Ronnnxa grade school,
Mrs. H. P. Blnnton. Mrs. J.. Aihas moved to 8wan Lake. 8he
Murray, Mra Minnie Dlllard. I will live with her alster, Miss
Misses Allean Murray, Ksthryn j Mary Scott, who la teaching there
Molllor, Margaret Launspaeh and this winter.
Messrs. Lyla Merrill,1 Charles 1 A, T. Laugell and family have
Stukel, Vernon Duncan and the ' returned to Bouanxa from Bly,
hostess. I where they have lived fop the
Vernou. Duncan : hud tha mis- past sU mouibs. They have pur- j
Relief From Curse
Of Constipation
A Rnttlo Crock physician says,
" Constipation Is responsible for
more misery than any other cause
But Immediate relief has bocn
found. A tablet called Roxall
Ordorlios attracts the water from
tho system Into the laiy, dry,
evacuated bowel called the colon.
The water loosens the dry food
waste and causea a gentle, thor
ough movement without forming
a hat It or ever increasing the
dose. . -
Stop suffering from constipa
tion. Chew a Koxall Orderlle at
night. Next day bright. Get 34
for 25c today at the nearest
Regall Drug Store.
Star Drug Store
Wherever you travel use
the new vitalized motor fuel
-GENERAL-. . K
YICMJETKAK
ANTI-KNOCK gasoline
TRY ibe new Onsral Violrt Ray,
the vitalised Million Hollar
Ml
Motor Fuel. Worth a premium, but
offered to Paeifie, (Viast motorists at
the regular market price.
Three tfc'vuand Inrlcpendcn t Dealers
- aud five thousand General pumps
"in every town from Canada down,"
stand ready to fill your tank. .
Drive into the nearest Gcnerat
station today. Prove, the
qualities of Violet Ray '
to yourself. It's vitalised!
A high comprension gaso
line. AnU-knoek. Lnadul
amazing
KPO
KCtO
K.FI
SIZEsaHSa' L
XASOLINE
Irrntrd. Fre from mlnhur and acid$.
Quirk starting. 1 Perfrrlly balanced.
Mado without thn addition of com'
pound.- , '5
liOok for the Violet Ray pump no :'r
matter vhrre you travel. It is the '
mark of the greatest gasoline you
can buy on the Pacific GoasU .
Hear the "General Independent9 ring '
Thi famout quartrt aroaafeaurs every FHHmy 1
night al 8:00 anwr Ihm Aaiioaal BromkmmtiHg
CempQny Network. Tune in. Jerws Jtteesi Aatr.
many mnd an unusual t.piante .
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