The Klamath news., March 13, 1929, Page 3, Image 3

WEDNESDAY, MARCH W,.l02ff
PACE THREE
CITY BRIEFS
A regular mri-ilug if i In Wn
MH'li'4 Mls-donai y (tinifiv nf Ih
I n' I Ihipiti.t it i ill will he Ih 1 t
Thursday itlirinmiu,' Mmvh 1 I. at
.V.'ln. All tin' in min i iuv urged
111 UO pi'll'l lit, II llliTI' Is llllpln
lllllt Illi '1 11011 til IH IIUII 'IH tl'il
Jemiclto Mli'ilU i I'MHvl.'it 1..
nrrt 'n hero I nil ii v ft inn I hi I'll'
vi ihHv of On kiii, w In re die l
llMi'IMlllll' si Iliad. She Will ipi'in.
I ho spilng vinntlnii in tln itl.v
v I - L 1 1 i u 1 1 1 i" father. M I. Shtilt,
Int'cad nl mi Him t.iiiKii mu
l.iUllI Jill Willi filllintl) UllfliMllli ci
4 'i I n k mnp of 1 1n ImIi U i .i
Nt it r hihI.i! hid will I hut
, itttv "V'-nln): March .'1, ;it Hi
homo r Mm, A V Srhmipp
North Third kIivh
Mr Itii bard V. mln-.i i.
luill."'. in li. r linlili- Suiidnv nf'c
-ItChlllllK (III Hl'VCI 1 1 s. k i
Ir-ll'tlK III Smi Fllt'l- I' fit Mt -
Wiuthirly irmahiod inili tMi r
Hi. ui nil,' n 'I'.kliullv intended
a. count ut nu ll t in - l ln'i
Itlh Jf
Mv AiI",h Mnt.lnff I" MoW .i
t. ttiltiitlimr plod lit llH ttl lt
l iilv. t-t' l MhhU.itl tn plain
tiii ArlM.i , M l It , tii t "i iltns t
V .,. rlted h"1e I.'. r- '.ittVi-
Ml AliTilnir fill iiii-i U ui'. :. 1
i H I'snii St 1 1 . .lh t;i. w h.-i '"
w at .1 .f iliIH l w I'll 1 1' li :i '-it
Six 1 (In d.ti'i. alei Mi ill. 'I
Mi- M r M : J'nrdofi' ut tli
nl
4
Mi Or - (!! ..limit nti'l il.uu '
tiT t U. 1 1 1 i I r ili'lpflR 1" '
i HV Tiiralt) final Hu ll hmi.r M
Klamath A; fti. )
Mi Mm I. I M- hul M. K.iv '
i n iiillliR M v.-tnl .l.iv i lii K It. ui:. ' i
K 11. MmIiui: with fiii ini-.. Vi..
Mi Kay t.m 'ht I ii -1 1 h nii'l Jnur-
t ill It 111 1.1 t.H lllfTll M !lUl I'iT"
tur hi'Vi-ritl .-.ir mnl will Id' if
nii-nlnTi-it h. man, nt tin ("itm-.
-t till. Ill H Ml 1 M Ut Ii I .l'V
,t- Indn. .Mi . Josrpli M. K.i I n:
t ID I It V till M.lf iin-. :- I of t i'
Mh iitl- r l' n utiipniiv
J M.lllti I. Il l III ' IV ii' ! IIIUH.
W i .li . i luiintii; tli' in u ti -1-di
iiiH in Hi" i lly
Jul.M P. tt'Miill Is Mti'llilIlM -'V-
r.il iltv'i hi tin ilt lioin h i
luxtii nt S.n i.tim ntii
r A Itlilr Ii i nrilinl hi t'
tit frrttn Wl' hlt.'i. K.ui" , nil-!
will iiiiiki Iih liunii' h' ti ii hip-ii
a rily.
V S 'i. 1'uli' In ii l)ii-ijn.-i.f vi'iuu
in tin ilty fmiii I ii-rf-. ( 'illi.
Mr. ami Mi.,. Will.inl lrv,.i
Hint small il.i uiu r, IJI.uih' 'Ut
i ini , plitii lo U'livc inil.iy fur ili- ii
In km i In II h linn mk, t '.t III . lift "i
SnlilllH III. l'H'-l Wifk IhTi Vi
I'll,,; Me. .m.l Mr... , l .,imi
j of I li'' Mi. I.I hi linlcl.
ii. mi i:iki or Wi'i ii. i niif . i- i
' Ini' Mm'-i vh Hul In I In ri V f -I
i v i ;i I il.i i.
II T I'M inn. I , H it. ivy r
1 1 nil hi i tfit n fur (mi fiiii iK'i i
on.Mi iUniil'1, Ilih rutnriii'il r
i ' 1 1 ii In .i'li mi 1 1 ' in III OrjuiiH I'.t
' ll'liM- M llillUU Till-' (III 1I Klum
nth I-'jiIIh
lln Mtirl'-I .Mui.n. fntni'M ly r
t ii Hi-n i lit K lantiii h hlh Imul
In iHitv utii'HilliiK th'1 CiiIm'ixII;
..f U .i hliutioii. In r rrii iiil. lu r
v 111 In. Iht'-u-ii il In h urn.
Mil IjiiI HI I v i nt n ml iwm hi!
(tun luivn lift f-" i.n, W'.i-lt
i nli. iv -.In- Mill i'jnnl I hi' (i.tiiiii-
IMu III i Ml I Ijh vt'ltiilK li.'l p.il.hl .
Ml' K A I. II II TI (1 ililllKiltrl
llrl. li, wlm h.t ii H i( t hi' ,if.
fitt t uk' lu In I'l.ril.nifl. ti,i.f
t Hi iii'il In Ihi-li huin lit Kii k.
Ml ii nit i i . I' ti-r ( 'iilhi i. ih.
l.i in II v h.iv .f I fur S.iti l i .in
I Ui II I'll I hMMlM Ml I I I l
Aitlmr Al.Kin. Alui f-iliinsU
ti -I 1. l hi In I, in. -.Hi K.ili- .Mib I
i ti.iu j itii 'I i n .. Oi i -i: ii u StiHi' i
I ( I , I. 1 i-.i I . v I in I IP
i i ih- I;iMi-i : t i.f If!-.
;i 'i.l imH -I" 'ft 1 '' "'ifc1' r w
lion li -ii. will- filihil". lo..i,. i
;i i;t nhi.iti i. KUilx.itli Un-'.-iio...
' A Im IHrf ll.-M' HlH II.' If I '
In tin. I.hiIich' AtiMlla.i i.l tli
A 1111 1 -it if I.f ulim it I itii' A In i
tJillil' n thl- i v.-lihin Mil I.
I'oUi'f It 111 I ll.ll )( lllLlllU-
mi nt
' hnill'. li'. jitl'l Ih'T" K'lll'ftK'a Ri-n-i-rnl
txniliiK tliriiiiulioni ihr wiiok
Tlln I'.iimIim'Mn ihmI rrnf'-r'Mlonul'
Miii'ti ul ii hit whli-h wiim nrtifij.
ii Icil fur im'U 'rhnriilitv rvcntiirf
ui Dim rjiilM hill f if Ml. I'i.mI i
Kiii"-nnil i-hiiii'h Ii.ih Ik en (kmi
' puiixil luili-flntii'ly, fii i'nrilliiu i.
:tn iiiiMMitu "ini'itl niiidc Itwl nluht.
Ainoin Hi" K hi in ji I h f-'atl '
iiih - I'l inllli't Hitinlav Hi M (1
Tm.iI m.'ik VI l iilid Mrw i I
, Hn. , ,M,ii-i:.ni t II ah', Mr a...l
I 1 m . Hlll-M'l 'II.'! All Mllll Ml'!!, t)
A Mi v.. in Mi.tl'.i'l 'I ri'iini''.
Tin1 Axlilum! KlitiihH Ii . -'II, i
llinl I .Mlfic fill llttil.tr Mi ll' i-
jMii tril i li iilay tn In lii ii il-i'i
fl-tdUH riMitllllilll HU illi' ((Mill III
t-i'tfi'il Im h"i nf nnli hiiiw mill
)ri' In iTmknIm. ill lift' nf Mn
lih.hwiit a. iln n i of ihfihu i-
tlilvlnnl llciiV fillnHl.ill tn(
' ilm i Id On iiMiuiitahi i Suml iy
' li till lll'ir.. fill Miimlitv Hull 'I Mi
lay
.lnhiitiy Kii-liU. 'ln wan m ri
mi l iiiiiiiiil In it Im- at I, Inn. In
tit t Ki-hrinii y whl it i i iiiiii il On
I.Vft'llf IK'I ilf tlif (ti'tl'H. WilH T''-
cu( il (mm tin t (imnninliv hu
. (iHtil hi Alilaii'l Monday. Whll'
hi i. in- ii i" in wim vim Im n hmi
it mlit inn ,lil k in-t al riMiillttn:!
v nn iiun-ti i in jr vi .1 mill It I !
In It III- fan Wilt lint I). Luill
li'ir.il Jnltniiv rr'-liil hi'. .
I. hill- win n In- ttfit tn ru-ll (m i
II. - Inii Jt I UK hntiir In ia 111
it l-i. I
Jealous Mother Great Northern j
i Kills Daughter ? Survey Progresses'
'Ihr tlhltr In ivi. .t In .IMt'li i
:i Im in iif i.ttil paitv wtinli I- li--Hii;
KU.lt Ihih ( .i'iii:iv h Hi,-Ho-.il
NoiKhlinlK ill lite 1 O O
K li.il i An i.hlil.- i ii..!;:.- ul
1 It i ni u ill hi r..ni .
Mil .Iiihii Vale (ii.a.i
nn-i'i. will In hnsU-.i in Hi. l.i
lliu' A i.l nl tin K Linn: t It I.ti:h' t
.hi i tinri li I Itm ii flirimnii :it - I;
at hir lioiii".
Mthx Olive Mill, tin in r at l!n
Ki'lin tntniul. kh III I. If I i I'll 111 1'
1 lliiii Ii n inls in the i it
Mih Ki'i-il IYiiTmiii. Mt-'
t'atnilrll ji ml Mr ami Mr.s. .i.
On u nf Kit! ni.tt !i Kitllx n:1nl iii
hi A--iiI. ijhl (n aMi-tnl Ihr fnm- i!
C 1 1 'i nf Mr Ou'W'h liinl lire. Mi
: V. K Smllli A-lilr.nl 1 i.IIi.l
INatninut init'i h'l:ni ini I In
I I ' n l iT:; It y nf Orcunii iiiiiitiis Lt.-.l
Satiiiday, ami will (-nntliiin
jihrnii -.h (hi-- Wi rL, ImmuMhk ihr
Iwlitlrr ti rttl tn ..it rin. Slinli-nt
'will In Rin li-nvin nr thiir Inniti'
lint snnii ;im tlirv fini;.h their rkat
All k'ra.lnal r.-i nf tin- -ty
:itf a-k'il to hi- tit th Klatnalll
.11 l;i. jui .i i ilii i vent fir nt
. !( V.
II M lliulnx ihr i hi I in ilr
ixitnii'tt: nf l'fkwlrk iU;:m p1
ttiun.l in Pt. Miami Tm"il;i) itfii'i
a Ini-ih.'-i vi-1 In I lie f Ify
Mi-i A I. r.im. of rrtrlluml ii
vImi Itu ul t In Imliir of In r mill
It. I; ( am- ami lauiitv mi Nurth
Ninth t ti. ri. Afti r a furinUlK
Inrn, Mii. t'lim will r-inrii tn
lnr mn tin in limm
Mr ami Ml. Ilnini' lN.han nf
1 a VI tn Strrpt at) in Mint o tin
hlrth nf a '.ihv Imy. Sunday.
Manh I" ut Ihr Klamath Vnlli V
lln-Iihat. The In Id lias lircn
rhrlitriicil Ih-nr O.-lmirn.
Hi lat ivy mnl frii ik!h f Mr.
atnl Mim H. K. 4'liri-ty an. Invli
fit in dt nil in ul the laniil. Immr
nn Smith Kniirth t -t (inlay (
rrr. t thr i-ldrr'y I'.mpln. who will
i-i li-hratr t lu-t i .i"ih urddliiK an
Iiivrl-Hii ry.
Wc Will Accept Trades
on the following
FIRST CLASS
USES) CAES
CHEAP
Dodge Commercial . . .$ 75.00 Down
Oakland Land. Sedan, $250.00 Down
Chrysler Koadster . . . .$250.00 Down
Nash Coupe .$225.00 Down
Essex Coach $.50.00 Down
Franklin Sedan $365.00 Down
Maxwell Touring, Glass
Top $100.00 Down
Ford Coupe $ 75.00 Down
Chevrolet Sedan $1.15.00 Down
Many Others
Balance on Easy Terms
Chrysler Dealers
PINE and ESPLANADE
Mi-. ('. T liny nf l(tri IhikI.
Oti'ttun is lllr lmur-r ( itrst nT Mr.
and Mr., l'fiiy In-tatp at lit' l.
l.nn hoiu' in lint Siiinti. Mm.
lii l.a and Mm. Ilnv an lsiM-n.
Aftri n vndl nf M'rial iluys Mm.
Hoy plain In iiMiitu ttiirih.
Mi. nml Mrh. Oltvrr II. l.nrHnu
of 1 1 J ii ('iihfnriiia live, annnitmr
ihr lunli nf a hahv hoy. Tltf
m w- hrir wriylu'd ft "y pnntiri al
hlrth. Mr. I.aixnn l a nirmhrr
nl tin firm nf Lurs'tn Hmil)fr.
Mr ami Mr. It. ('. Hani an.'
family nr- Ihimii1 from' tin mirth
whrtr ihry wrn t allt'd hy Itn
ItaNsiiii nf Mr. Harris" hrolhrr.
t ail Wliiilm nf Trlvrr. Orrunn
Ihry madr ihr trip hy mot nr. Mr.
llarrK ! with Tin 1'arlth Fruit
ami rnnliH" roinpatiy.
. Mr. and Mrs. II. I. Illnod nf
1 .1.13 Wilford Avenue arc heint:
loiiKratuliiifd upon thr Ittrtli of a
ilmmhirr on Sunday. Man h 10 at
thr Klatnath Vallty Hnspluil. Mr.
Hlnnd in Willi thr .Julim rntislruc
1 1(111 roinp.iny.
Misi Dntoiliv SlrVfii". popular
vnuiiS liti-lin-ss plrl nf this it y
lias ncrrpiril n pnnitinn at th"
i ti.inihcr nl rnitnnrrrr. Minn Stiv
rns lakrs Ihr po-jitinu Irft vmaiit
hy Ihr irsimiation of Mrs. Tom
S.'liiipprl who li nvrn hrr diitlr!
nn April firt.
Thr Old Fashinnrd Mush ah
ypnttsitrrd hy 1 hr Tl'.ri't Links
('lull Ktvrn lnnl Friday rvonlir;
at I ho rhy Ithi nry i luli l ontns
prnviMl nnr nf llir ino?t i nji'valitn
a well us Hueeensful evnits hrld
in thr rily fur snnir titnr. Th
rttih tnoiUH wrre filled and rinse
to $7r was realized by ihe eluli
Ironi the inihlealn. Mm. W. San
ders va ehnirnian ill tharne of
thr nrrandrinriits.
ti)iiTe Cmllilll. dnmuist at Ma
rIH's plan. in leave Thursday for
San KramlJao where lie will re
main for 11 time. Inter ptminliiK to
lio east In John tlnpklns Cnlle-ie
In study uiedlrinc. Mr. CuilhlU
has made many frlendx Hlm-e enm
Iiir tn Klmmith Kails who ronrel
In Ira in tif his departure nml
wish him every sitivrsH.
The follnwinn pupllH were nn
the Mnunr Roll nl the Fairvlew
Ki h'Hil for Ihe lerm etidini; Mnreli
fit-it. First low: (Veil Drew, F.d
yvard .lolly. Hilly Onnvi k. Hnh
ert 1 .11 w ton nml Uoliby WaKsnn
er, Secnml Ittw : Arllne Smith;
'Second hie, It: Hdiy rnleman.. Al
tnu Stile, Mrrjnrle Kedhnrn nml
N'nrlt ne Willi ley; Third low:
Finrnthy Collins. (ienvKe INthl ami
Virginia Tyrrell; Knurl Ii low :
11.. I. by Duiliiii: Fifth hl-.li: John
Kerns: Sixth hlh: ralrirla Kel
I in mid Itnheri l.lnd.
Old uewnpnpura tur salt at the
1 N'ewa of(lc.
(('oiiilniird from I'litfr One)
lai'iifall thf iiinihrr ohtulm-il
Mr. I nllhni' prriiiUHlnii to take
t In- f.jrl lui k u i'aiu ami ujn-ed
that Hlioiild Mrx. Ciifllim fVT
w i:i Itarhn r.i tn r'tiirn win
wiitld not Htnml In Ihr way.
Itii I Wmitf. Mi, t i.lllno
M nudity M i n. Cnlliiifi eiiinn In
M i'i. Smai I''m limiii fn t hr ar
il n 'h ( nliiii) here ami fit Id I hat
rthr de lti-d llarhar.i to p-iurn iu
Iff.
Tin nmtlier did nut wih to
kivc up hrr dmiKhtrr. Tin wo
man cnuipntMilKiM 'and lirrlded
In lit th" little i;lr hr-i-lf (1
cfdr H 1 1 II H'hlltlt -III WlMtii'd to
tlvr.
When i-i-k'-rf if nh'. d'-tlrrd to
remain with li-r nml fnr or r
t ill II in Mih. Colli jik. i in child
ri'plted.
"I wmii in irn hai k to Mm.
Cn'lliii "
KflU Ouu Oacliiei
Mtk. Cnllhix innk die child
mid r-i in iH-d in In-r ri"idrm-
hep.
Today M r Smart.- ari d oil
Mm. (nihil und a-keil to tiu vr
a l-'i-t ! win (I with Inr duiiKh-t-r
Ih r wtili wu-4 maiitrd and
Mm I Ollllis Irfl thr I ft. i I(MC
In a llvitiii romn
S-vera I niiitui.- later tin- hnr
t I'l-d w iMitati hey rd I W o p:itol
li'il. Stir run It i'd Into t he
1iiik rnniu and found tin mother
nml .taiiKtrr lUiK ou tin fliMir.
Federals, Rebels
Mass for Battle
(Coniinuril rroni Iji(jif One)
The jilm l; would b. two-r dd.
'Mir Inn lllldrr (irn AlltltiZan
ad i a ))''tt n from the dlrfitinn nf
MiilllrlTry- mill (hr olllrr iiiidrr
lit n. Kiilnuin Ortiz, from Pare
d n. lo thr north.
The Kit-rilllirni autloillierd
that S'l'inil A KM lire wuk rxceutrtl
at ii IV M. at Kama lairreHa.
tali nf Vera CriU. ufter u roitff
uiartlal. He wait one of the trad
er. of ihr it volt in Vera" Critz
with hi hrni Inr. Jiun M.
Amiirro. who is s.iill u fnph !ve
and is If In p pur nn nl hy federal
im ps in thr 1st hunu nf Tehuaii
Tep'T MONT KUIIKV. Mrxho. Mar.
1 i. il'l'i -The rehrU evnciiaied
thr iniporlant rait mad ceiner of
Saltillo. 4 . in ilex sou tli west o
here latr loniKht. The rebel fnn'e,
iitimheritm about I .ino met) fled
he l ore tli mam advance nf (h n.
J ami A luiuxau. foderal leuder.
Kii nt report a were that III Ue or
nn fluhtins ieptirred.
Kl. PArtf). Te-., Mar U tt'Pi
Framueiiiarv roportu nieklimt
Into Kl Patn tonight over de-mnralii-d
lele phone mid tele
p rap It lines trJin the Sluto of
Chihttr.Una. nnrihern renter nl
the Mexican revolution, indicated
that the rebels likely will have
an army of rontddrrably more
than Itl.oun nin .when (bey mnt
federal I roups here this week In
what prob;:bly will be the crucial
bait to of i be revolution.
Tim battle Is expected Bl Tor
it. mi. .snuibeust of Chilitial.na
Ciiy on the Mexican National rnil
way. Thursday or Friday, nl
thoiiKh transportatinn diffiiultirs
-f both nrmiefi may posipone ihe
elash n few days more.
NOCALFS. Ariz., Mar. 12, tV
Pt Ceiierel Francisco Maiuo.
second In eonimand nl' ihe rein!
aiiiii". is gathering n eolmnn at
Del Kin. Solium, for an attack on
Ihe bjrder town of Num. which
U controllrd by rebels who turn
ed federals, il was announced at
ivvnlnl innary hradiUitrN-rs In No
Klr. Soiinra, Jmigbt.
.riie;at Maiuo disappeared
from N. fjulrs this afternoon am)
for several hours tils whereabouts
were a mystery to all except his
fellow officers.
NOOAl.KS. Ariz.. Mar. 1:1. iT
PI Alter being detained by
Anient nn Immigration ot lie la Is
for two h:urs on suspicion of
having violated neutrality laws
by tisiiiK Ai izon-i roads while
serving s a rebel officer. (Ten.
Fiaurisco llitninrz. revolutionary
cninmaiider of Noiialos. Sonera,
was released late tonight.
He was freed on Ihe order of
lulled Slates District Attorney
John C. (imigl. of Tucson.
WASHINGTON. 4Mnr. 12. (TP)
- 'egio troopers of Ihe HMh
Cavahy nml n negro rmpmiy of
the 2 5th 1 n la n t ry were ortlored
to ihe Mexican border from Fort
llmn-huca. Ariz , Inday to pro
lee! the town of Nui'J ami the
water supply of lUsbee.
NOdALKS, Ariz.. Mar. 12. H'
Pl--Proniinenl rebel leaders of
Nogales. Sonora. will rotifer with
Mexican consul I. M. VnMHest of
N 'gales, Ariz.. In the bitter's of
fice here Wednesday morning.
Vasguez announced tonight.
He re f used in divulge the pur
pose of jUr wieeilng or to name
thr rebels who will attend, but
said thai n representative of
President Tories Oil ef Mexico
would also ho present.
Vniiuez predicted tonight that
the present revolution would he
over In ten days with the fed
era Is still in power.
Hifrvot work ovr Hi prnpniced (
Ha-mile f'lirmdnn of t h firent f
Nnr! hern railroad from K la math
Foil, to Lookout, Cal,, win-re h
would connnct Hh flm Western
Pacific, Is well iindrr way, Ii wan
a u unit m rd from the rail mad '
n-Klili nl i iinlnerrlnif offlu- yr
ti-rday.
With Cotomd K ('.. Mrar-i, a
slMiint chief eiig hirer of tin
firrat Northern, In rhargr, two'
Mjrvry rrewn re bimlly nl work,
nil" Just north of Lookout and t
the oiImm iust south of thr youth
i'dre of Tulr Ink. About 15'
men art eniidoyod on each crew,
' It Is the (mention of thn ingl- ,
net-ring department in flrsl com- ;
plelf the survey of that part of
tin railroad which would reiilre ,
tho nioft dlfffeiili roust ruction, ;
Mouth of Tub lake mnl. for thai
, ri-nsoii, mirvev work I rv-lnt eon
rniirati'd In thai sir .
Siamese Twins May
Marry, Maybe Not
' (fVintlpuril from IVlje One)
Coca Cola King
Dies in Atlanta
(i'litiiliiiinl from Pajrr Our)
III:' apiirriiiicrwhlii over, Can-dh-r
mad his way to Ailama In
walked tin (rts nf t,
eliy all day brfnrr br tiualtv
fun ml a Job In tin drug store of
tils lulu re fiit lier-in-ln w . lir
Ornrir J Howard.
In this siiii- In- ri-maitnd u.i: 1
1 .'.'
Thr firm Ih-i aim- kmu u a-Hallm.-u
at Sauilli-r In isT. th
, f-iniii yi-ar '".-ndler miirrled I. m y
. KlIalM'tti Howard, the driigKlfi'
ititiig liter lid r Im loaine sol
ownr.
I'll. Ihtnk It lii
I in ri n u his drug htore rure.-r he
purchased exclusive tlghttt to a
he vera i;e which was known a
'((na rola, the firt soft drink of
any popularity in thr south. He j
paid a trifling sum for th.
tu'hth lo thr drink 'and brpan j
. prmimiluK It first in Atlanta.
t hen otrr the south, and finally
'i-pnad hU advertisements audi
drinks over the nation.
Candler was a great believer in
advciilsii'g It became utmost u
matiia with him and when other
hiuinrK men in the south wem
' In diluting hcratiM of expeiite,
f'undler was Inylng out millions
.In signs and posters, lo receive
1 ten million tn return.
biiri'iiu J ii wi be fun- clo-ditK tin.'
todav and d'-niaiiileil Hn n.-p- r..
Hr U Carlf Oniili'l .lotu fr. nil
amiable 1 1 -year-old you tit' man
from .M'-viio Cliv He has wuiii
tmdvhtf InVe in I x i-iir.ld Mar
rran I, mid as for I h- nr ol i
Mary, sin U -l.il- . I to hi il,
h.tdei.iiaid.
I In k U rakriti
"Thry wont." said city I'b-rk
Lgaii 111 lilt) , "ltd u lii ! Hill il
1 Kei ft conn order "
OrnltM were slamming for I ti
day when Jose ft appeai'-d Tl.r
tipshoi nf a 1 1 v i I conferenc
w hlch fnl lo wed win- a slUnt
softening In th.- attitude of City
Cleik Kkimi. He '"LI lo-eft 1-com-
back lomoirnw afimKMi
Memiwllile. lie r a ill. he wtild con
-nil with N'rtvjirk t I'K-vmni on-
tlie rtUies of ironling U Ih i lle.
"I'rr onallv." Mitid i;i;aii. "I dn
mil believe therr Is n clrrgyuio.
in tow ii who would off iclme m
t In- ma I'ria ( rruinii .
To Sail or I njiu ?
Coriior.il in u doiusi) Charles M
Mi.) eis dlKHgrnd with K''an a.-
fin- b-callt v of tntiiiig a li( en-i
WhcrcaM Tin- city clerk rnultl flit-1
iinthfng in the siatuic books au
ihorUime htm ( si p-rmi'
to m vmiiik lady of who uttan-
Unliy -h-was tn liMihi,'-lr..l': ilu Hlaitit a )(ir aao Marr ami
could find uuthltiK robihli1u t Maimtr-t wnii lo a New Yoik
the nMirrlag. , '. . tii9piia wiiti the Mpuoutirrtd In.
For thr offictal'i IihoIvmI n'ln:iun nf be tug ruwed apti'i
thr mihappy prdiiiimrm tli.- mid itolnx their separate ways. A
sltiinfinti Is furtlirr i ninplh .tt,l few dus lairr tlu U'ft the bur
bv Oielr long in. i mi le- mid a cr-; pl'nl, un-uwrtl, nml went Im-tesJ
tain kepi blsm. Ii Is recalled i imi a nude villi tour.
ft
At The PINE TREE
I ... -I -Sin n Itu- T., il.i, ..r
' l!l ll:l I; UtTlld.MKHH' (JIIKCI'KST
I II l! ( IHll I ION
The Patent Leather Kid"
Coming TOMORROW
The Third of the BIG EIGHT Speciali
"UNCLE TOM'S CABIN"
Tin- ui-rjile.l Im ini ii (tram cur srrrriiril. Cinii ami
laugh hi Top.t, cry with I. (trie Fin. live on thr plnmu
Oi. ii wlih I iii-Ii Tom, Hit ill in Flijt s .ml plight, and Imi
i-iiirrialiu! a never la Ion-!
I
Divided Foiilltir
j He also entered Into the busi
ness lite of his adopted city, es
tablishing hanks and warehouse
,11111) promoting t hr interests .u'
education.
i Candler was im.yor of Atlanta
for one term, and In. 1923 wat
presentrd an immenso silver lov-
,iiig eup ns the first citizen nf
(Atl.inln in lf22. He waa tho
first At Ionian to roroive thii
.honor.
I A number of years Isyfore hi
death Candler divided his for-
.tune, estimated variously ;it he
tweeu S.ln.dOO.OOil and SlOo.OOO..
Otift, between his five children. j
DAIRY
Kmnift Mi-Cumber
i News forrespondent
DA IKY. Ore., JInrch 11. (Spec
ial to the News) Waldo Jones of
Dairy is digging n well on his
property In Dairy mid experts to
strike water soon,
i Mrs. Italph Scott of Dairy visit
ed at the home of Miss Thomas
and Miss Simmons of Dairy one
day this last week.
Mr. Oeorgo Anderson was a vis
itor ut the MeCumher home on
Friday evening.
Franklin Arant and Karl Al
fred of Dairy were visitors at Ihe
Kdwards home In Poe Valley dis
trict Thursday .night.
Homer Kertze was another vis
itor at the Kdwurd FosfcT home
Thursday' night. The ' KosterV
.live In the Ne Valley district. J
i Herbert ArMu and 'Karl All
ntl luivy horn sawing and hauling
wood from Pino Flat, to Dairy
; for the past few days.
Merle Huntley of Tpprr I.au-
gell Vnlley were business visitors
in Chiloiiuin Friday,
j Mr. and Mrs. Charles llnrtf
idorf ami children. Mildren. Mar
jjorie and liolert were In Klam-
;i t h Falls shopping nml visiting
j friends on Saturday.
I Miss Kcho Arant and Miss
jlmogene Welch. high schont
I students of llonanzn, were in
'Klamath Falls all day Saturday.
1 Franklin Arant. Homer Kertze
land Karl AUred were nt the Stoe
1 bsler home In Ihe Dairy eom
'munity Friday afternoon to prac
t(.e boltiK.
I Jor Koessel has been very ill
for the past three weeks Inn is
! very much Improved at the pre
oni time.
Homer Kertrse has been work
lug nt the Stoehsler home for
the past few days. He has been
levelling the yard for them and
will soon start work on fencing
: il.
The fighters, who are busy
Iniinltyr, lor the fight card which
will be h-eld on March, 22 are all
reported to ho In first class con
dition. They are training here
every day and much interest is
being amused in the figtu.
Miss Lucille Jones of Dairy Is
home from Lnugell Valley where
.she Ih assistant teacher. She will
'.return In a fw daya.
LIBERTY
TODAV
Law! Slmniiifx of
"GYPSY of
the NORTH"
I oitih'iK Tolli.irroir
kK .MAV.VAIil) iu
Hit: w.;in snow
THE PELICAN THEATRE
Junior Orpheum Vaudeville
Thr ri,imr.i!s if Ir.ull uu.litlllr
'I'll,' uiibu .liofiKli.iti A.i nl-.iii' l nurlli I la, j;if tn....
SEE TomorrDw and Friday
l-ur Tint.- Il.uly , I, H. Iu
MI UK S lA'Tll.tM'K IMl TIIK l.ltK.VT HMI AS
THK (.KHM.1NS S.UV IT.
Behind the German Lines
Tires for the new Ford
are specially made
to give long wear
WHEN the new Ford was designed,
it was immediately apparent that
a new tire would have to be made
to match the ear's performance.
It was distinctly a new problem,
for here was a car with quicker
acceleration, greater speed and
more braking efficiency than any.
car of similar size or weight.
So that every Ford owner might
be assured of maximum tire mile
age at the lowest cost, the Ford
Motor Company devoted many
months to research and experi
ment iu conjunction w ith the lead
ing lire manufacturers.
,'s a result, certain definite
specifications were developed for
tires for the new Ford. These
specify cords of certain strength
and texture, a large volume of
tread and side-wall rubber, sturdy
iioii-kid design, and reinforced
plies for protection against bruise
breaks all the strong features of
construction formerly considered
for only the largest tires.
Great care also was taken to
secure the best riding qualities iu
connection with the transverse
springs and Houdaille shock ab
sorbers used ou the new Ford.
Though the Ford tires are SO x
'1.50 in size, they have the resil
iency and air space of much larger
tires because of 'ihe drop center
rim of the steel spoke wheels.
Another unusual feature of the
new Ford tires is the provision
for balancing the tire assembly.
Every tire is marked on the side
wall with a red spot to show where
the valve stem should be when tha
tube is inserted. This is just a
little thing, but it assures a uni
formly high standard cf tire per
formance at all speeds.
For best results, the tires on the
new Ford should be kept inflated
to an air pressure of 35 pounds
and -ebecked regularly to insure
this pressure all the time. . This
is important. Low inflation breaks
dowu the side-walls of a tire. By
causing overheating, it also de
stroys the rubber that acts as an
insulation, with consequent sepa
ration of the cord.
At the end of each 5000 miles,
when you have the front wheels
packed with grease, it is a good
plan to have the wheel alignment
checked. This will prevent ihe
possibility of premature wear of
the tires.
' When punctures, come, as they
will with any lire, you will find the
Ford dealer particularly ' well
equipped to make repairs quickly
and at small cost. See him, too,
for replacements. Then you will
be sure of getting tires built
specially for ihe Ford ear accord,
ing to definite Ford specifications.
Ford Motor Company