The Klamath news., April 21, 1929, Page 6, Image 6

PAGE SIX
mfl KLAMATH NEW?
SUNDAY. API?!!. 21. 102f
DENTISTS
Dr. . G. WISKCARVKK
Dr. 0. J, CILLILAND
Phone (MS
"to and Main over Under
wood's Pharmacy
Reports Many !Swan Jury Visits '(SOCIETY
ucer m isasin; iiomiciae scene-
Jack Frost
Shoe Shop
at NEW LOCATION
127 So. 8th St.
' Opposite. Pelican Theatre
Mlinri repaired while jou wall.
"Between Westwood ami lied
niurr," enthused (liny Coiad.
constable, "there are more deer
I today than I hnvo ever seen, ill
thai section of tho lover buin
before."
Cotad has just returned from
Susauvtlle where he took in cus
tody Htley l.oomi who Is want
ed in tht city on a chock charge.
"I'll bet 1 saw 30 door along
the road in groups of liai and
threes." ho continued. "It looks
to me as if this 'Ruff about the
deer being exterminated is based
on misinformation."
(ntlniicl from Fnge One)
(toutlnucit from u three)'
1 I '
stop, and later atari attain,
an Important point brought ou
by Asaistaut - District Attorney
(ililcnwater.
Was IVmiolly Armed? j
It is thought tli.it the pr.secu-i MASON
tton is attempting to prove that ; Sr'TTIMi 1'H lAKTY
tuo neatly balatteed gun restlug
on Connolly'a Uuly wua placed
there by Swim before he left the
homeslfsd in his flight
lli'lcu Currlc, Mrs. Paul Cnnip-
wateil, Mrs. John Harvey llouatou.
Miss Ohlovcr Ltndse.v, Mis Har
riett Sutariuua and I lie nostras
eujoyesl tlio cveuiug.
MOMK
Thi Masnu home on Couth
Riverside waa the setting for a
delightful evculug of dancing and
games n Friday, when Mrs. llnr-
' ry Itlcliardson uud -Mrs. C. )'.
; Mason entertuiurd In courtesy to
i Heleu Kichardsou and Robert Ma
' son. The occasion hunored the
' birthriaya of tha honored guest.
PARALLEL PARKING
IS HARD ON FENDERS!
We can smooth out the dents in your fender
without much cost to you and thus improve the
Appearance of your car.
If your brakes are bad or need any kind of adjust
ment, that's our specialty. We are representatives
for Raybestos.
Chets Motor and Brake Shop
in conncrnon
f Arcade Garage
Phone 800 lltb and Walnut
iVnlnut 1 1
Mrs. Thomas told other detail..
of the eveniug. Including quar
' rvle. that fhu wa not feeliiu
, well and had not eaten her din
jder. which was found dished up
and untouched oil a pluto on the
', table.
totv Testimony t'luhrtken
Sheriff Lloyd L;w was til.'
first ou tlie aUnd yesterduy
moruiug. He was cross-question-cd
on testimony given Kilday
afternoon. HI version of tracks
f uud in the snow and the posi
tion of the body when fouud was
not shaken.
Sheriff E. A. Prlday of Lak.
county wa railed and testified
as to the arrest of Swan, uud !
Identified the rifle and cart
ridges taken from the rifle at
the fimA. !
Thomas rat Stand
Oliver Sly. a pioueer In south
ern Klamath county, took the
stand and established that the
shooting and deuth of Conuully
recurred In Klamath county. He
staled that he knew the location
nf th. Rl.lln lin nnii Ihu Imnti.
.darlcs of the old Creamen home- the 'election, chosen were of the
uvst I it no ma it i un r. iri
Hoover Plans, to, I
Block Debenture;
, (Continues) (ram Page One) I
WIm'ousIii, discussed the sugar
tariff nud asserted that uo mat.
ter how high the sugar duties
are placed, tho Amerlcau sugar
Industry would not be helped,
lis advocated u prvmiuiu or
bounty of 1 ctujts n pound to be
(aid to American growers to
stimulate the ludustry.
I outer Willi Hoover
Mr. Hoover held a long rou-1
(vreni-e this alruoiu with Ta
ller anil with Chatriiiau McN'ery
of the aenato agriculture cunt
mitiee. It wus his itocoud con
ference, of the day with Tuber.
Guests for the evening Includ- j An important nnnouiiremrut out-
ied: Hetty tiullaghcr, Hetty Caw
' ford. Votnia Johnsou, Hooerta
j Hedford. Mary Jane Moore, Lall
itta Wetrell. Marian Telford, Wan
da Stafford. Haiel Kichardsou,
Robert Vamtiro, Wilbur Jones,
i James Names, I.ee lltinsaker,
; William Tcrrill. Hilly West. Ker-
mlt Knntson, Albert lowell and
' tho honored -guests, Helen Rlch
nrd'on and Hohert Mason,
i ...
1 MlMlriK M.U.K rllUlll'H
NOW OlttiA.MXKII
The Moose Male Chorus is
showing marked advance la
: the few rehearsals that 11 has
had and promises to be one of
the outstanding musical organi
sations of the city. Last Monday
tho chorus met In tit Chamber
of Commerce rooms with Mrs,
Minerva ltrown as director and
DEPENDABLE USED
CARS
One 1925 DODGE TOURING $290.00
One 1927 OAKLAND SEDAN 600.00
One 1927 DODGE COUPE 550.00
One 1927 CHEVROLET TOURING.... 350.00
One 1927 CHEVROLET TOURING .... 325.00
One 1926 JEWETT COACH 350.00
One 1926 HUDSON COACH 575.00
Several others not listed here to choose from.
Ostendor Motor Co.
515 KLAMATH AVE. KLAMATH FALLS. Ore.
tend
Mrs. Thonue then took tho
stand and was foil "Wed by Kirby
Thomas, who gave little valuable
information, as he was asleep a
great part of the time that plays
an important part in the trial.
State ItcMs Case
Monday evening another meeting
; will be held In the ar me quarters.
' Tho chorus now Includes Rev.
Cole. Fred Ford. George Ogle.
R. Motsi-henbacher. Jamea Mor
gan. Dr. C. A. Kambo, A. Mac
I pherson. Carl Kigar. J. K. Krau-
j. l. hauoie, rrang L.oweu,
Ilulng the president's stand waa
expected to be mude tomorrow
ns a result of. the couferencua.
Tahrr. who Is an old friend nf
Mr. Hoover's, called at the While
House early today. He would not
discuss the eonferenro. but the
I'nlleil Press was reliably In
formed that ho Immediately sent
telegrams to grange eouuel)
asking permission to drop the
fight for the debenture nod to
stand with the administration
for the f50tl.0Uti.000 co-operative
niar'ellng bill.
The debenture plan provides
for a bounty to exporters to tie
made up of one-half ef the
amount of tariff. Debenture eer-
IIM....I.. f fl, vult... .r ..nn.ll.ir t
of the tariff would he b-sued t)
exporter, redeemable by the
I'nlted Slates treasury from Us
receipts from Import duties on
the same article. The plan would
be put Into effect only If tho
prop.sed federal farm board so
derided.
ClIMM.tH "7.V HllVAL Sri) VN, I5.1J
( a-Wl Nfral
A demonstration will prove
Chrysler performance leadership
iMllmnnv nf l-
moved that : Jo"l,h Folsom. Jack Benuer. Jim
Hnones. h. i. uaser ana iter. .
K. Alllsou.
scene .
NKKillllOIiM OK WtMIIM'UAFT
INITIATK IMMHDATKS
Neifihb:rs of Woodcraft of
Following the
Th mas. the state
tho jury be taken to tho
of the homicide, and after
Judge Duncan had granted the
request In order that tho Jurors
might have a better nnderstand
Ins of the cne. the state rested
its rase against Swan.
Court was ennvenc.il atinm 3
o'clock when the grcup returned even"": Apr" "eventeehtn, at
from the scene. ad Judge Dnn-!odd r'l1w
can cautioned the Jury. I A tl'"' ot eandidates wero
Horace Manuing . and E. E j lnlllt l''o order.
Driscoll.. defense attorneys, will! Mr"- Eu" Comings, Mrs. lrcno
open their rase Mondav niorniu-' 1 l-oreui. Mrs. Oraco French ami
at 9:30 o'clock, when eourt re-' Mrs- Pe'erson had charge of the
convenes. They will say that ectertalnmeut, which proved most
Swan shot in self-defense. j enjoyable.
I More than forty visitors from
llogelsleln home In Algonia
Monday.
F. A. D. Merrill of the Stand
ard Oil company dellvored gas In
Hlldebrand Wrdnesday.
Mr. Joe Smith transacted busi
ness In Bonanza Tuesduy.
Mrs. Pete I.nrens visited with
her mother, Mrs. Charles Fln.-ku.i
on Tuesday.
Mrs. Joe Smith wus a visitor
this city presided over a most at the 11. I. O'Brien borne Friday.
enjoyable meeting Wednesday
If the nose be the Index to
character, how should one char
acterise US8uinY ho has
hln smashed. ' ,
IT" ' ', . ' ' ' II
in
THE NEW
Ford Tudor Sedan
You'll like
comfort of
(F. O. It. Detroit, plus) charge for freight
and delivery. !iumiers aud
spare tire extra.)
the easy-riding
the new Ford
Ashland, Medford, Pendleton
Yreka and Portland enjoyed the
had ; evening.
At midnight a banquet was
served by Mrs. Maudle Tompkins
and a committee. Covers wero
laid for close, to 150 members
and guests.
CHARIVARI IIKI.D
AT It Kit It HOMK
The homo of Mr. and Mrs.
George I.. Berry at 1621, Fre
mont was the scene of a merry
charivari on Tuesday evening
when a coterie of the friends of
; Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Cooley goth-
I ered to welcome them. home.
Mr. and Mrs. Cooley, nee Opal
I Gladys Hansen, were married in
1 Los Angeles, California, on Kas
, ter Sunday.
The social hours wero spent at
. bridge.
Late In the evening Mr. and
; Mrs." Cooley served 'treats" to
j the guests.
, Mr. and Mrs. Cooley are now
I at home to their friends at the
! Lyle Apartments.
I Mr. Cooley Is connected with
the State Highway department.
THE new Ford i one of the easiest-riding
cars on the road be
cause of its low center of grav
ity, minimum unsprung weight,
four Houdaillc hydraulic two
way shock absorbers and the un
ique construction of its trans
verse springs.
Furthermore, you are as com
fortable in mind as in body when
you drive the new Ford. You
have confidence in the perform
ance of the car because you
know something of the quality
that has been built into it.
Remember these two points
when you select your next car
comfort in mind . . . comfort
in body. They are combined to
an uncommon degree in the new
Ford.
Come in see the new Ford
car and drive it yourself
through thickest traffic, up
steepest hills, over roughest
roads. A thirty-minute demon
stration will convince you that
there is nothing quite like it any
where in design, quality and
price.
AND
Roadster, $450 Phaeton, $460 Tudor Sedan, $525 Business
Coupe, $525 Coupe, $550 Sport Coupe, with rumble
scat, $550 Fordor Sedan, $625
. (All prices f. o. b. 1 let roil, plus charge for freight mid delivery
l.iimpci- uud Nimic tire cxliit.)
r - ,' '? , : '
Balsiger Motor Co.
828 KLAMATH
PHONE 27.
There'e nothing new. The
modern sanitary packagu wus In
vented years ago by the hui.
lrivc Chrysler "75" or "o"
and ) on cannot help hut un.lcrstntul
why Chrysler successfully niuin
tains its performance leadership.
No other cur regardless til price
titters the rcmsrknhlc ctiuiliimiiinii
nf features which imike Chrysler's
unniiitchcd performance possible.
To try out a Chrysler in traffic is lo
gain a thrilling; new conception of
how carter, fleet uud smooth line
car acceleration out he what inti
nilo safely lias heen attained in
Chrysler's weatherproof internal
expanding .wIk-cI hydtulic hrskcu.
To open the llmmlc wide on the
broad highway is to led the cxhila
rationof sfcady.elTot'tlcst hiKh nced.
To negotiate a steep made or r
winding hill is lo relish the satis- '
Inchon of boundless energy and
power, ever al your command,
Ycl it is only logical lliat Chrysler
should give such ptrlotniuncc If
ynu were to have n motor car en-l(inecrcd-lo-)t)iii'.ordci',
you would,
unquestionably insist oil every one
of the advancements in design
snd construction which, together,
endow Chrysler wilh ils masterful
performance.
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Slltr-lUmt" Htiitlt . , Wl. rt..;.
rr'rW nealiis",, CnmMmfi impmlu
IrmUtrr , . Im-lknm spar Sir ml SlirMi milt
Vrrasrnafi . . AM
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film : i f-ty. II m ir(j um. .
CHRYSLER
4 C 11 tt , S L i: R M (j T O It S I l O IJ U C T
Howie Motor Co.
at.
PHONE 379
ESPLANADE and PINE
A
nnounctng
NewFi
EW FEATURES ,.
irjru utile
Higher Standards
HILDEBRAND
OLVA MICH.1EL.
News Correspondent
HILDEBRAND, Ore., April 19.
(Special to the News) Mrs. Al
fred Lilly and three daughters,
Eleanor, Marj:rle and Mary, have
returned home after spending
several days visiting friends Jn
Bend. i
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard and two
children, Walter and Clara, and
Ernest Hitter and Karollno Rlt
ter spent Sunday evening visiting
at tho Thomas P. Michael home.
Mrs. Charles Woelk and three
children. Carl, Helen and Klmcr,
wero visitors at the Thomas P.
Michael homo on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert, Uurgdoi-f
and children were visitors ut the
Leonard Hitter home Sunday.
Mr. Charles Woelk and eon,
Carl, transacted business in
Kbonath Kails on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hitter
and children and Ernest Itllter
were bundles visitors in Klani
ath Palls Saturday.
E. P. Pool and two children,
llarbaru und Wurlu, and Mrs.
Chris Wanstead were dinner
guests of Mrs. 8. K. Ilartzler on
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. .Michael
wem visitors at the Thomas P.
Mlchaol home on Tuesday even.
Ing.
Mrs. Harry Parker and grand
nun. Jack Hugo of filendale,
Calif., arrived In Hildcbrnud to
do some spring fencing on their
raurh.west of Hlldebrand. They
obtained three months' non
resident permit at the chamber ut
conimerco In Klamath Palls.
Mrs. Charles Woelk uud son,
farl, were vMtnr at tho Fred
SIZE
1
iiis is nymvufps
Actional Display and
Demonstration Weck,
PLYMOUTH now jhotri the public
something new and iVtogether
beyond comparison in performance,
comfort and quality.
Today's improved Pljrmoutji has a
much heavier crankshaft; much larger
main bearings and connecting rods; a
lull-preure lubricatine system of new
inien and other Chrysler advance
ments that have a brilliant new effect
on Plymouth performance.
In addition, rubber - insulated engine
mountings, silcrome exhaust valves,
aluminum alloy pistons, body impulse
nrufralizer and other advanced features
contribute toward making Plymouth to
delightfully smooth at all speeds
' Plymouth
Performance, Comfort & Quality
w -r- f-Sj rr ' ... I . o
Qy the rt'Lt-nzs Trro.ponR SF.I.1., f;
ska
IMPORTANT
NEW FEATURES
Inrmir r.minrSlrnit (jta
ditplattrntnl rant'.
Heavier Crartktlwft.
Larger Malm Bearings and Cemaeetiag
Sew Detien Fall- Pre iiare l.mwrleallai
System.
Improved Steering Meehanlim.
Greater Etauamf nf tperatiam and
upkeep.
Nf Srlf-Ctnftrmlml teal aumlent.
Sea Sprint (Mere and a nnmker nf
ether highly scientific Chrysler
. rnginenlng refinements.
Already f-iuous fur coinlon,
the full-siv Plymouth n now
more cumfurisble than ever Its
wide, d'-ep scsts with !clf-con-forminR
cmhions of a new
rypc give ycu "raiy -chair" repose.
Plymouth rr.di;ei the charm of new
Springtime colors tlut enhancr its c riip
smartntsi of line.
Thr obviously greater iualitv aii!
iuc of the improved I'lymoutli are
rppzrcnt in every phar.e of ili apiear
ance. and behavior in its greater ip
'rrior roominess am! comfort in its
greater economy of operation and tn
ils greater stamina and lour; life.
15'Hnill;' o'niuiii is the greater wfety
of 11ymoi:h rsisJr (crt.ri:i lv -;;v
L ori ntrerj, )
f. : le.Hr, Y
r:i:ni:ic ami
tttfittth. It h i
Clin'sier weatherproof intrmal
expanding h' rfrvulic br.ikei on
ail four wheels.
'I his ik I'ly.ninith's Nations!
Ili.pla;1 jimI f )rniJnitration
Make i; a p..:nt this week to
!mc the improved Ply.
bt- w.-ll worth lour time.
i. soft, j tUadjier i v ut, run V .eat , ft,.!,
: t).er SeJan, $b. j, Teu-irr, C9 , De Ixjrt
CwH (rvill, r,;htt toys, f.riwrSean,
V)'. All pn. r, t. . t. fa.nr,. PymMli Jeilrr,
ixten.l fit .ur.enrM.r el Isrnie pajm-ru.
AMi'.RICAS
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Ostendorf Mo tor Co
5J5 Klamatli Avenue
Phone 272