July 21, 1933
THE KLAMATH NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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CITY BRIEFS
I Saw
Twa dogs rlias a Jmk
rabhlt down third It root and
across Main street tha othor
day. J. H. O.
Wlllanl Uueele Uuaita relist
arml at th I total Wlllard ar:
A. II. Johnson, A. J. Hank, Mad
ford: 11. L. Merrlt, Kilward Won,
U If. Bnillli, Ban Franclero; I.
1). Ilolcnmh, l'orlland; llaryl
Nciah, MarahfleM, Mildred Htnim,
Mar.nfleld; P. J. Hominy, Lelth
Lynn, Coiia bar; tlordun lliirrlo,
l.aknrlew: 11. II. Ilumham, Hnat
lla; A. llewksley, Han Francisco;
tlcorxe A. Daan and wife, Hlnrk
tnu; D. U, llardlnx. Meilfurd;
W. A. Martin, l'orlland; K. I..
Potter, Corvnlllt; Myrl P. Ilno
rar, Ilcnil; C. E. Flnley, Bealtle;
A. O. Bkelton, L. B. Nkkaon,
W. H. Mabon, H. K. Chaea.
(loorse C. llayner, Portland;
llalph Moody and wlfa, halem;
A Hurt Hunter, Balem; Laalla
Hmlth. Dan rrancl.ro; A. M.
tiupateln, Portland; t. E. Porry,
Kugene; II. L. Mayere. II. II.
O'ilrlen, Ban FVancWco; K. J.
Heiamlth and Vallejo; W.
A. llllllnis, II. ('. Weiss and wife.
Portland: Rtanley Hcott, Iland;
Parry Walbrldao and wlfa, 6a
lam; Onrdon llnrrla, Lake-view;
Mr. and Mra. II. II. lion, Chi
cago; D, W. rarxuaun. City; W,
T. MrFnddeu, Hrntlle.
Hall Hotel (iueale Gliosis re
lstored at tho Hall hotel Wed
nesday evening were: K. RUine,
Haattla; L. U. llalch, Bt. Louie;
John Davie, Alturta; Kd Launh-
1 1 n and wife, Maxim Launhllii,
Poliom, Calif; U. V. Iinderaunt,
llend; Joe Hill. Reattla; Joo T.
Levy. Cornnlni; L. II. Hill, Se
attle; Mr. and Mra. L. H. Mil
lard. Willow.; Mr. and Mra. K.
C. Longman, Wallowa: It. A.
Mclean tnd wife. Kua'ne; W. T
Malean. Katharine Hnrton; O
Carpenter, Woodland; C. C
(Srtraa. Medford; Mr. and Mra.
L. 1). Btevene, Medford; J. 1)
Turner, Redding.
Calllnc For tmiere Oley Sim
oneon who oparataa tht Klamath
Falle-Malln freight line called ai
the oommtaaary Thnraday mom
Ing for hla aeml-weekly ll"t of
orders for raeldenta of the Malln
and Merrill dlatrlcta. Slmonaon
haa delivered auppllea to real
rienta of the two dlatrlcta. un
thla to get their own, free cf
charae for the pal several
montha.
Former Rcelilente Hera Mr.
and Mra. Kd Laughlln tnd nlec.
Mailne Laushlln ara Tlaltlng In
Klamath Falle. Mr. tnd Mra
Laughlln wer formr resldente
of Klamath Falle. letTlng In
11S. Thla la th flrit Tlalt In
Klamath Fall alnc tearing In
11S. Laughlln waa t deputy
heriff hero under 0. C. Low
11 la now working tt Folsom
prlaon In Ctllfornla.
Her Prom Ijikcvlew Hugo
t.vva. with th atat police de
nartment tt I.akovlcw. waa In
Klamtth Ftllt Thuraday on mat
tera concerning th planting of
ftalt In Ltk county aireaom.
.yr la connected with the game
llvlslun of th pone ncpnninrni
Vmlrrgore Operation Hlrtm
Meraereau, aon ot air. ana aire
K v. Maraareau of 126 North
pm afreet, underwent t major
nneratlon Thuraday at Illllalde
hospital
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE
WITHOUT CALOMEL
And Toull Jump Out of Bed to
the Morning Kftnn to Go
If tn tod Mr ud ank uiA the wnHd
looka MTik, 4am't wallow ft lot ot Mlta,
mliMral vat, call, Uutiro mndy or eras-wlnf
on avsri xraMt Uirm to auk you unlit iy
lllti ftltd bUO)TMt UK. full Ol MlPttlVLQ,
For tW can't V It. Thwf only now tho
how and a mm owtatot dotan't ct at
tho caiw. Tho wob tor yoor dowo-and-out
tflnt lo ywr Uvr. It ahnuld pour out two
potiada of liquid bilo Into jadT bow daily.
If till bllo 1 aot flowlfkff frwafy, your food
dowm't rflftaU It uat dorari in tho howola,
(J a Mnata op ymir tnmrh. Yon have
thlrk, bad Unto and ynur hraath U font,
alrlft oftn braaka oat In blf-mt-haa. Ynur hmi
arhra and you (pH down and out. Your whola
ayataai to poiaonod.
It takM thnaa nnt1. old CARTFRU
MTT1JQ UVKH PlUA to rt Umn two
bounda of blla flowing fraaly and maka you
taal "up and up." Tnor eontain Wonderful,
hartnlaw., fantla Tf labia aitrarta, amaalng
wbbd tt flDtnoi to maklag tba blla flow fraaty.
Pot don't aab forllvar pflla. Aak fsrCartat'i
LttUa Ut rills. Look for tba namo Carter's
litUa Llrar Mlla on tba rvd llM, Rtwont
aubatltata, too at all ttoram, O 3I O. kl. Ca.
Theatre of the Start
Now Hhowlng Italia Snt.
Chic Sale
In
"Dangerous
Cross Roads"
New Cnrtoon
Tail Hove In
"The lluinniy"
The Sign of
The
ORANGE STAMP
Look for It when lioipliiK It offera vnllinlilo av
Inga to ou aa well nn assuring yon that yon ara
helping your community by patronising th Inde
pendent Merchant.
ASIC FOR ORANGE STAMPS
Premium Tartar Pelican Thcatr Bltlg.
KLAMATH INDEPENDENT
MERCHANT'S ASSOCIATION
ItiK-optlnn Planned Rev. John
B, Coan, recently appointed pae
tnr of tho Methodist JCulscopal
church, with Mra. Coaa and thalr
family, will ba honored with a
reception thla trailing In tha
church parlors, All marabara
and frlande of tha church ara
Invited to call and graat tha aew
mlnlattr tnd hla family.
IIHurna Home Mrs. T. I.
Abbott haa returned noma from
McCloui, Calif., whara ah waa
rnlk'd by tha aerliua lllnaaa of
Mr. Abholt who la euffarlng from
an attack of pnaumonla. Mr.
Abbott'a condition la reported to
bo inmewhat Improved.
Vl.ll Relative Mr. tnd Mra.
II. I,. Dale and daughtar Allrt,
of Kllenahurg, Waih., art spend
ing a week or 10 daya In Klam
ath Valla aa tbt guaata of Mr.
Dale a brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. tnd Mra. K. 0. Uala.
I leer I Tea Ftlenda Mra. Oeoria
Campball of Port Klamath who
recently undarwant t major op
eration at Hlllalda boaplttl la
now tblt to rarelr frlanda, to-
cording to raporta from boaplttl
attendanta.
lrr HoapHal A. H. Brown,
who aiinUltiM oATer fractured
t firs montha ago ftt tht flhaw
li-rtrniu mill, baa lfl HUlilda
hnapltiii to return noma. Ha baa
be it a patient at tba hospital
Inca hla accident.
Portland Vlallur C. E. B r-
nett. of Portland, general freight
tid ttiiKxcnjter agent f r the Ituck
lalaud railroad, returned to
l'orlland Wedneadty night lUar
brief rlalt here.
Joh'a Daughtera Job'g Daugh-
tera will meet tonlaht tt g:00
o'clock abtrp In Maaonta hall,
aeeordlng to tn tnnouncament
from offlcera. Initiation for
Betty Jonea will be bald.
Clibago Vlaltor B. F. Erana
of Chicago, trarellng freight
sent for th E. J. E. railroad,
pent Wedneadty In Klamath
Falle conferring with local otll-
clala.
Q. N. Official Her P. H.
Ilurnham, weatern traffic mm-
tgor for tha Great Nortnern
railroad, la making t oner ouai
neaa Tlalt to Klamath Fall from
hla office In Beattlt.
t'ndergoea Operation Mra.
Agnea tiartner of thla city la t
natlent tt Hillside hoaplttl where
ah aubmltted to a major opera
tion Thuraday.
rutiy Name Sheldon Prlc
la th nam cboaen by Mr. and
Mr. Floyd Sloan for their baby
aon born Wtdneeday at Hlllald
boapltal.
W. M. Official Here W. P.
Teegardln, general agent ot the
Wlaconaln Michigan railroad
from Heattle, Tlalted In Klamath
Falle Wednesday.
8an Kranclaco VUltor B. 8,
Merrltt of Ban Francisco, gen
eral frelaht aaent for th Oreat
Northern, it Tlaltlng th Kltm-
ttb district.
lu-lurn from Xortlt M. J,
O'Donnell. O. N. brtkemtn, with
hit aon. haa returned from Erer
ett. wtili., where they enjoyed a
at-ck'a vacation.
Mnllral Patient Willie Foren.
of iinute 2. a t patient t( ami-
aid hoaplttl wher he 1 wait
ing medical treatment.
IterelvInK Treat mciH Andy
Krtkaon. 900 Broad afreet, it re
ceiving medical car tt Hlllalde
hospital whara he It a patient.
Summer Camping
Plans Cancelled
A letter calling off the pro-
nosed Mt. McLaughlin tummer
ramn of Girl Scouta ot Medford
with whom the Klamath tcouta
Planned to Join, wat received
Thuraday morning by Mr. J. K
Itcno. chtlrmtn ot th . tcout
oxccutlT commltt.
Arrangement for the Klam-
nth ramn will tlao b dlaconttn
ued thla Tear. Mrt. Reno atated
Discontinuing th Ltk 0' the
Wood camp thla year waa done
ovine: to the location ot the
C. C. C. campi In that vicinity
th Medford Information an
nounced.
TOO LATE TO
CLASSIFY
FOR 8ALK or exchange: 7-year-old
anddlo horse 1200 pounds,
gentle; 3-year-old gelding,
broken to work or ride; one
atork anddlo; one milch cow;
1020 lltilck aport roadater;
Star delivery; 4-hora frcano;
two sulky plnwa; 12-Inch walk
ing plow; 4 radios, battery
lets; .10 gang shotgun; two
.22 rifles, single gauge; two
wheel solid tires; field duo
fold; one hnnjo; amnll Ice box;
two trailers; aevernl log
chains; one pair cowboy
hoots: 32x9.00 hoary duty cas
ing, like new; aeveral othera.
The Trading Poat, 2124 South
Slxlh atrcet. 0124
WILEY POST IN
T
TO
(Continued from Page On)
Norn In th record tlm of 16
hour tnd II mlnutea, on hour
and II minute faater thtn th
lira h tnd Htrold Otlty made
two yaart tgo. At Nome b wta
11 hour and t mlnutea thead
ot hit old record for th flight
from New York.
I,oee Time Circling
Ha wtl alghted orr Norn tt
7:10 t. m. (10:50 . m. P8T),
tnd orer Ruby it 11:80 t. m.
(1:30 D. m.. PUT). Then h
loat four hourt while circling,
tnd ttood to loa aom mor of
hla tdrtnttg while waiting for
bit plan to b repaired.
Pott tnd Otttr apant four
houra betwean Nom tnd Ftlr-
banka, tnd raatod alg hour In
Ptlrbanka.
Th Ion filer wtt expected to
aklp Ktlrbtnkt and bead directly
lor Edmonton tomorrow.
Light Vote Here
Election Forecast
(Continued from Page On)
would definitely rmoT th fund
from th armory tnd put It In
th current eapena tnd road
bond lutret funda.
Th only Deraonalltlee appear-
ng on th ballot Friday will be
ctndlditea for th contention
to ratify or reject th propoaed
amendment to th prohibition
lawa. Four wett and four drya
In thla county aaek election.
Four candidate will b named.
Precinct No. 1 will be at 665
California aranue. according to
an announcement from th coun
ty clrk't ofllc Thuraday. Pre
cinct No. iO, prerloualy unan
nounced, will b tt 1.4 Mel-
rote.
Th city ball tnd courtboua
will b cloaad Friday. Th poll!
will open at 1:00 a. m. and clot
at 1:00 p. m.
REPEAT, ALMOST ASSURED.
PORTLAND. Ore., July 20. (TP)
Wet leader today predicted a
repeal vote ot two to on In
Friday' voting on rapeal of na
tional atat prohibition In Ore
gon. Those heading anti-liquor
oraanttationa aeemed agreed that
they bad no more than "a fight
ing chance" In th balloting.
A comparatively light rote
ta forecaet. Registration waa
about 10 per cent leaa than for
th general election laat Novem
ber. Farley Rend Not.
Bom prohibition leader laid
privately they would conalder It
a "victory" II rriaay wt ma
jority la no graater than laat
November when repeal ot the
atate prohibition enforcing lawa
carried 30.61 to 198.77b. The
repeal ot th enforcing acta left
only "constitutional" prohibition
in the Oregon atatutea. ineffec
tive without enforcing meaaurea.
Prohibition headquartera re
aerred comment on a 'telegram
from Jamee A. Farlay, demo
crats national chairman, that
"It it highly eaaential that Ore
gon Totea orerwhelmlngly In fa-
Tor ot repeal tblt week." The
meaaage waa addressed to Ore
gon democrat!.
Confusion Feared.
Antl-prohlbltlon leader aald
their only worry wat that the
roten might be contused by the
phraseology on the ballot. To
vote tgalnat th 18th amend
ment a voter must mark hla
ticket In favor of th 21st, or
repealing amendment.
In addition to balloting di
rectly on the Hat amendment.
Oregon Toteri will elect lit
delegate to the constitutional
convention on repeal. These dele
gates will hive no discretion tt
the convention, each having
pledged himself to Tote In the
aaaembly at bit county Toted In
the election.
Herman J. Mtulbetach. chair
man ot th "committee ot nine,"
a unit of th united drys of
Oregon, told th Asaoclated
Preat th drya "hive a fighting
TODAY
JUNIOR
DURKIN
Popular
Juvenile
8tnr
In
ALSO
Vincent
LOPEZ
and hit
ORCHESTRA
In
"Moonlight
Fantaay"
Newt Cartoon
POOLE'S COOL
PINE TREE
XHEATRK-
Rib
I
KM
chance." He blamed "th da
preaalon, th hop of employ
ment, tnd tn ipctiuon oi cir
culation of funda held out by
wet opponent " for the wet tide.
K. M. Heacock, president of
the Oregon antl-llquor league,
aald "W will keep on fighting,
win or lose. We had our in
ning and we will com back. Wa
are not qulttert. Th weta now
have th down-hill pull, it tn
voter do repeal prohibition they
will goon learn to regret It."
Mrt. Ada Jolley. atat presi
dent ot th W. C. T. V.. aald
"Th work of temperance educa
tion must go on. Th liquor
problem cannot b eettled by
repeal. Th drink traffic must
be destroyed."
Antl-prohlbltlonlatt eipreeaed
no concern ta to th outcom.
Th womtn't organisation for
prohibition reform, Th Crusad
ers, th Oregon lesgua for re
peal of th llth amendment,
and th association agalntt the
prohibition intendment Joined In
covering lb ttit with tdvtr
tlaeroenti, tpetkert tnd repeal
"ticket."
In addition to th two repeal
measures, Oregon will vote to
morrow on a I per cent slate
sale tax. th revenue to b need
to lift part of th burden of
th property tax.
Utilitiei Billed
For Tax Payment
Bills war mailed to tonr pri
vately owned utilities companle
In Klamath Fall Thuraday from
th ofllc ot Clifton Richmond,
police Judge. Th paymenta will
be du Auguat 1 under th city
ordinance requiring a groa earn
ings tax.
The California-Oregon Power
company, Poatal Telegraph and
Weatern Union will make aecond
half payment on th 4 per cent
levy for 10(2 earnings. The tel
ephone company, making a com
plete payment laat aprlng of 2 per
cent on groaa earnlnga for 19J1,
will remit 2 per cent ot th groaa
earnlnga for 1032 on Auguat 1.
The telephone company'a 2 per
cent will be th complete pay
ment on 1922.
Thlt haa been the first year
Weatern Union. Postal and Copco
firms bare paid a 4 per cent levy.
In following yean their tax on
groaa earning will be 2 per cent.
Tb amount to be collected
August 1 will be:
Paclflo Telephone and Tele
graph company, $1,810.80, com
plete 2 per cent for 198J; Copco
110,264.42, aecond halt ot 4 per
cent on 1(92; Poatal, 124.23, tec
ond half of 4 per cent on 1932
from September 1 to December
31. the months of tha present
ownership; Weatern Union,
$71.34. aecond half ot 4 per cent
tor 113.
Lumber Leaders
Discuss Control
(Con tinned
From Pag On)
meet th depreaslon which
lowed.
tol
W. B. Greeley, manager of
th West Cottt Lumbermen'!
association, explained th meth
od ot controlling production by
allotting houra ot operation to
each mill, with the nation di
vided Into geographical divisions
of authority. ,
William Denman, Oregon lum
ber manufacturer, objected to
the procedure being followed aa
not allowing him autticlent time
TODAY.
Hi.
Greatest
Role
AT
LAST I
Th
Monster
of
'FRAXKEXSTEIV
PICTURE
More
Thrilling
THAN YOU
DARE
IMAGINEI
With The
INIMITABLE
Charles
Laughton
Molryn
DOUGLAS
Gloria
STUART
A THRILL
CLASSIC!
f? ID
Ll DARK
HOUSE
And FOUR
Excellent Shorts!
POOLE'S COOL
PELICAN
-THEATRE"
r.
to preaent objection to certain
feature of tn propossa coa.
particularly with regard to price
fixing. H requested additional
tlm. Dudley cat, assistant
Industrial administrator, presid
ing, reserved decision on hli
plea.
Burial of Woman
By Cult Described
(Continued Iron Pag On)
Vtlencli. "Tb womin wat un
conscious. "Bustimentt ant drw a gun
tnd ordered everybody to sign
a blank paper, which ta aald
would b a pledge of aecrecy.
Thar war 20 or 21 Popl at
th mettng. He carried Mr.
Novarro to an automobll and
mad overybody accompany him
to Jersey island. There, b or
dered Leon Klntanllla (on of
th defendanta) to have a gray
dug, and told til tht woman to
go to tb griv."
Mrt. Vtlencli gave such a
dramatic reclttl ot event tbtt
when ah need Wilbur Pierce,
detent attorney, to Illustrate
th manner In which Bnattmente
allegedly eboked Mrt. Nivtrre,
she nearly threw him to th
floor ot tb courtroom.
Mr. Twtson gar substantial
ly th ttm testimony, adding
that Buatament remarked, "th
I dead," after he dropped Mra.
Norarro to th floor.
Buatament prerloualy bad de
nied accusations that he choked
th woman or In any other man
ner wat reaponalble tor hr
death.
At th conclusion of testi
mony by the attr defena wlt-
neaaea, the trial, ending It third
week, wtt recessed until Mon
dty. Exhibits in Ballot
Theft Case Coming
(Continued from Ptge On)
Thursdty morning by Captain
Lee Bown of th Medford attte
police department.
Excuses previously granted to
many of the 31 Jurymen on the
Klamath county Jury panel were
all ordered revoked by Circuit
Judg W. M. Duncan, now hear
ing caaea in Portland. Th n-
tlre mt bit been requested to
report at 2:30 o'clock Monday
morning.
The trial ot County Jndge
Febl It conaldered th high spot
of tha Medford billot theft case.
Approximately 70 wltneese bar
been eubpoented to tppear for
both the detente and tut. All
of th wltneaae will com from
Jackson county.
CAGXEY In -Mayor of Hell"
Pelican, Sunday.
"Super Shell at th
price of regular ass? I
could hardly believe It
until I went down,
filled up th Ford and
started out. It' not
only th real Super
Shell, but I think
jrou'r Improved It."
Roger N. Joslyn,
New York.
"There' a bid differ,
one in my Buick since
I changed to Super
Shell, especially on
hill. I had never
tried Super Shell until
your ad called my at
tention to It."
Ctorgt H. Krell,
New York.
zy Mt V . -
r-'k : 7 'MLB U
"I like a premium gas- jggtK r' V ' " I j '
ollne in my La Salle, If Vi - g J 0.. If t-
and you're only got to III f I - - '- ' - f " ' j
drlv it one with 1 v I --. , ii , n
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Countltii thousands switching
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on Pacific Coast
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Up... up... up went Super Shell sties..,
Just like they tre climbin to nsw records here!
Super Shell always had been worth the if
extra the etiternert hid to pty for It. The West's
new Super Shell offered with the 3f premium off
la a barain millions from eotst to eetst are
likinj for.
It Is even tn Improved Snper Shell I better In
many ways. Paster pick-up quicker stirtinf.
With a smooth, effortless power-flow, due to th
hifhest anti-knock ralue In any fasollne iellin
today at a non-premium prictb
Wheat Raisers of I
Klamath Get Dope
On Federal Plan
(Continued from Pag On)
oil erosion, Including th rari
ous graaae, are all right. Klam
ath la not affected by thlt pro
vision, particularly.
organization i p
Jackman described the organ
ization of eountiea under the
plan. Klamath county will be
divided Into alx or aevan dla
trlcta. Growtr of each district
would lct a aommltteeman,
tnd th seven committeemen
ill appoint a board of three
men to tuperrlt allotment ot
tcretge.
Prof. B. L. rotter, economist
of th O. i. C. xtnalon terric.
explained th contract to be
algned by federal agenta and
the grower. H Hated tb ob-
llgatlona of each party. These
contract cannot b prepared un
til th close of the London
wheat conference. Contract formt
are expected to reach her with
in 20 daya, and mutt b algned
by September It.
Meeting Planned
Meetings will b held In taeh
of th six or seven districts to
b formd aoon. These aeaalont
will be held under tb direction
of C. A. Henderson, county agri
cultural agent.
Jackman and Potter left Klam
ath Falls Thnraday night for
Madras for another meeting.
Protestor E. U Potter, exten
alon lervico of Oregon Sttt col
lege, waa the firat apeaker at
the opening aeaalon. He aketch-
ed the background of th wheat
situation, and explained reasons
for tb condition of tb wheat
industry todty by tbowlng how
th United Bute wit required
to Increase th acreage of wheat
during the World wtr, tnd that
the people ot the nation wer
compelled to tubstltut other
food for wheat to lnsur an
ample supply ot flour for the
warring armiea.
Supply Increased .
These conditions reeulted In
tn increased wheat aupply and
a decreaaed conaumption In the
nation. Th consumption of
wheat hat never gone back to
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made to lve you batter mileefo. The waiteful
liny parts tnd sluggish parti tre ill removed.
Golden-colored Super Shell is pure efficiency.
Stop at the Super Shell pomp today. Find out
why men tnd women everywhere trt saying
"Snptr Shall for met"
old pre-war figure of flv and
on-fourta buahl per capita,
declared Prof. Potter, and la
now down to a little leaa than
four bushels per capita, with no
Indication of Increase.
Turnbull to Go
To Corson Funeral
J. H. Turnbull, Klamath Falls
wire chief ot th Paclfl Tele
phone and Telegraph company,
haa gon to Portland to b a
pallbearer at th funeral ot
Claire 1L Corson.
Corson, equipment tuperinten
dent ot th compsny, died at
hit home yesterdty of heart
trouble.
Local Druggists
At Medford Meet
Ben Wood, manager ot the
Mtglll Drug Co.; Walter Burr of
Currlnt Drng Co., and Clarence
Carlton ot Waggoner! Drug
store went to Medford laat night
to attend a district merchandis
ing meeting.
A dinner wta held In th Hol
land hotel.
Th planet of Mercury hat no
atmosphere. Spectroscopic photo
graphs (how It a a dry, ton
baked, waterleaa world.
Get Rid of
Mosquitoes
in a Flash!
No need now to bo chewed to
blu by these blood-thirsty pests!
Just burn a little Bn-htch on
your porch or whererer you
wtnt to ipend th tummer Bight
in comfort and yon won't be
bothered again.
Mosquitoes HATE th pleaaant
odor ot horning Bu-hach and
won't com anywhere near It.
It'a aura death to them It they
do! So protect yourself from
them ' thla cheap, easy way.
Money back If it fail.
Bu-hach comet In handy titter
cant at 2 So and t0e at all pat,
seed, grocery and drng Btoree.-
SHELL
Alturas-Klamath
. Highway Pushed
(Continued from Pag Oae)
flclally closed to public trarai,
light eirt ar allowed provldtd
right of way ta gtTa to eoa
tractor't trucka,
At toon at turftclng opera
tion ar completed tb entire
21 mile will b treated with an
oil aurfaclng, making on at the
nneet nerd-surfaced road la th
northeastern part of tb tttte.
It 1 expected that approval
will ahortly be secured to ex
tend tb highway construction
further north to th north boun
dary of th Modo foreet If
thla to don there will he a
pared highway almoat th entire
dlaunc from thla plac to Klam
ath Fall, connecting th main
Paclflo highway with th Tel
lowaton cutoff.
"7X3. aUate n
I JmMm oka Mas of i
save lota of anooert YobH i
Cay foe carp, B ineoghs
ttgnraaesgcav 1
l oi 48 fanoaat
Ik.)
"Th only gttollne that would
mske my Graham run a sweet aa
Super Shell don were th kind I
paid th extra V price for. And
Super Shell la way abor artraga
for mileage."
W.MorUtlte,
San Francltco, Calif.
(s&. mother Panrf ur Of vmr
) joagii cxrr t fuastfj Livm tuxs.)
Um cumet m. m ieact o7
Vawaaettt rcWTU
I
vna oot HEtDToL-
SCRUB OR BOIL fQOTHtS IAST
VwTfH RIHSO! (S0R5TOfSj
rfinatg aaagv
iorbea eoa'U
area aim
Trois?--od sare Toajg beaatt. coo
lasim tap aoaps.
Tseben ttcom-
Sreat fat aSehaa, tan sad roe
B csasajng. Get k st jaaac grocer's.
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AI Shell Service Inc.
stations and Shell dealer