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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-08
There's Tire Travel
Which S~peedometer
Does Not Register

You cannot tell how many miles a
tire goes by the score on the speed
ometer.
IL you'll stop and think, there is a
lot of tire travel that the speedometer
can't register, for instance: When you
back up, when you skid with your rear
wheels locked; and when you have one
wheel out of line that skewers along
the road like a bootlegger in tow by
the law, says Farm Life.
And while on the subject of poor
wheel alignment, I'll wager that not a
day of your existence passes but what
Won see some car ambling along the
street or highway with a drunken wheel
or two. If you have an abundant sense
of humor you can easily get a laugh
out of the cars so afflicted, especially
if they are piloted by those absent
minded drivers who sit up stiff and
straight and let the world go hang.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-08

better than 60 miles to a gallon of gas
oline and tire mileage ranging from
$4,000 miles upward.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-08

But it is really a serious matter
for the pocketbook anyway. When the
wheel wobbles, so does the tire. And
that means that it covers a lot more
territory than there is need of and
scrubs off some tread besides. Then
when it is all over but digging down
into your jeans for the purchase price
of a new tire, maybe you wonder why
you failed to get as much mileage out
of n casing as from another. 1t is
a safe policy to test out the wheel
alignment of your car every SO often.
You may find something that will save
you money.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-08
Chandler Adds New Model

The khaki-toppef special roadster
just brought out by the Chandler Motor
Car company brings the number of
Chandler Six models up to IL, affording
an unusually complete line of motor
cars suited to every taste and require
ment.
A maroon body trimmed with polish
ed aluminium and nickel, black individ-
ual tenders, wire wheels and khaki top
form in the special roadster a eolorful
harmony that strikes a new note In
distinctive motor car style.
The rear deck is embellished with
polished aluminium bars that conform
to the gracefully curved body and af-
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-08

wrapped. sometimes a single ply and
sometimes two ply, around the carcass
between il and the tread. The pur-
pose of the breaker strip is to take
the shock of a sharp stone or other
obstruction, which is localized in the
tread and spread over a larger surface
of the carcass, thus avoiding stone
bruises. 1t is separated from both the
carcass and the tread by cushions of
rubber.
In a complete tire there are no less
than six different kinds of rubber
stock. There is one kind of rubber,
a fine grade. known as up-river para,
but which may be grown in Borneo.
through and between the layers of
cords. This is nearly pure rubber.
Another kind, but somewhat SITTER, IS
used for the cushions around the break
er strip. In the bead hard rubber is
used. The side walls are a compound
of rubber with various mineral and
vegetable products to give it stiffness
t~oughness and resistance to sun and oil,
which would soon ruin pure rubber.
The tread stock is a rubber compound
which has great strength, only moder-
ate elasticity and hardness TO a certain
extent.
Cord Tires Oversize
Modern tires are nearly all cured in
the mould. largely because of the prev
alence of non-skid treads and Incl
dentally because moulded tires can be
produced in quantity more economically
than wrapped tread ones. Nearly all
cord tires are oversize. Their actual
diameter and. width is much greater
than the nominal sizes. This is ac-
counted for by the fact that the stand
ard nominal sizes were established in
the days when most tires were of the
soft-bead clincher type, and the beads
were drawn in further than in the
present straight side type. The first
straight side rims were of the SO
called Cd universal type, that is, the
side rings were reversible, so that they
could be turned inward. for clincher
tres or outward for straight side. Tnis
naturally spread the straight side bead
farther than the clincher type. enlarg-
ing the casing. Treads are generally
higher 10Y than formerly. This thick
ness has all been added on the outside
in order not to disturb the size of
the inside of the casing.
Modern cord tires are more elastic,
cooler. stronger and longer-lived than
any tire we have had in the past. They
dISO tonSuLue less power, uut 10 uc-
creased internal friction. They are
less subject TO damage from cuts, stone
bruises. sun and oil. Rim cutting is
practically unknown and breaking at
the bead has been almost eliminated.
thanks TO the straight side reinforced
bead. Tire changing is easy and vet
the tires stay in the wheels. due to the
wire cable base. Side wall wear has
been reduced by rut proof shoulders
and greater side wall thickness.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-08
Barney 0ldfded says:
Copyright. 1922. by King Feature Service
r CONSTRUCTION

The fabric tire is fast going out of
existence. At the present time prac-
tIcaIly every maker except Ford eduips
Win cords at the factory and the cord
tire prices to the consumer being so
low the market for fabrics has been
much reduced. The fabric tire is GO
ing because it does not give the mile
age of a cord. and costs more per mile
in the end. The flexibility of the cord
tire makes it possible to run with low
pressure, and there is not the trouble
from stone bruises and blowouts that
used TO be so common with fabrics. Of
course there are troubles with cords,
but they are not of the same nature
n not so frequent as with fabrics.
The fabric tire uses several plies OF
ordinary cotton canvas. This woven
both ways, having what are known as
warp or lengthwise threads and wool
or cross-wise threads. Long strips Of
this canvas are cut on The bias and
wound around the tire until the de-
sired number of plies are obtained. a
fabric. being woven flat, must be
stretched at the outside and COM
pressed at the inside of the tire, which
puts strains in the fabric.
Thin Layers of Rubber
In the cord, a fabric composed Of
parallel wrapped threads only are
used. these being larger than the
threads of the ordinary tire fabric. DC
casional cross threads are used to bind
the cords together so that the cord
fabric may be handled conveniently
These cross threads are very light
and are not necessary when the tire is
finished. Cord fabric is wrapped diff
ferently from canvas fabric. Instead
Of being wound circumferentially, corC
fabric is wrapped diagonally around
the tire from bead to bead. bringing
alternate plies in opposite directions
In the construction of all tires the va
rious plies Of fabric are separated by
thin layers of rubber to prevent chat
ing. Practically all high grade tires
are now made of long-staple cotton.
The bead of the tire consists of tho
stiff edges, made of hard rubber in
which wire cables may be imbedded
Modern tires. except for Ford cars
are made with straight sides. Ford
tires are made in the soft-bead clinch-
or type though manufacturers offer
30x3La straight side cords. Straight
side tires have beads which are very
stiff with a core made of many strands
of piano wire imbedded in hard rub
her. AS these beads cannot be
stretched, straight side tires are re
tanned by side rings which fit against
the rim.
The breaker strip is a strip of coarse
cotton fabric cut on the bias and
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-08

ford protection when the easily han
died top is lowered.
The low khaki top and visor and bev-
eled glass wind wings combined with
the comfortably arranged seat, produce
in the new Chandler Six special road
ster a cosy, smart car for two passen-
gers.
Distinctive style features include the
imposing nickel shelled Chandler radi-
ator. undetermined, barrel-type head
lamps, with miniatures of identical de-
sign on the cowl, and individual cast
aluminium steps.
The special roadster is founded on
the standard Chandler Six chassis.
which is famed for its marvellous
motor.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-08
KEEP TIRE DATA.

Keep a record of the date when buy
ing a new tire, along with the price and
make. Make an entry when it is placed
on the wheel, telling the mileage on the
speedsmeter. If it is shifted from one
wheel to another, the change should be
noted, and finally a record of any re-
pairs. A history of this kind shows tho
owner at all times the exact cost Of
mileage, and gives an intelligent guide
to buying new castings and tubes.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-08
ASK M"@A
Q1ecstazp AassnpoMA
Aa.sx@ sH

Dear Barney Oldfield: viii you
please tell me how new timing gears
avoid getting the engine all out of time.
&C. V. s.
You will not disturb the timing if
you do not turn the camshaft or crank
shaft before mounting the new gears.
If you move the crankshaft YOU must
move the camshaft also and keep their
relative positions the same.
Dear Barney Oldfield: Can a car
be started on a generator without a
battery: viii it harm spark plug
points if they are half burnt in toward
set OF the right gap?-F. X.
Any car can be stated without a
battery If you move the car in gear
fast enough to get the engine moving
at generator speed. This is ususally
10 miles per hour or better. Then
the generator feeds the load.
The plug cannot be harmed any more
when the center electrode is partly
burned. It's harmed enough as it is.
Dear Barney OIdfield: l am a c0n-
slant reader of your articles and / wish
to ask you something.
II is ny desire to take up tire re-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-12
JOL JATSZOTTAK A SZINE-
SEEK

A szezon els6 sziniel6adasat tar
tottak vasarnap este a Kossuth
Kor nagytermeben new vorki
szlneszek, akiket csak alig felie
telt haz iidv0zolt, pedig az el5adas
Jo volt es a szineszek igyekeztek
bemutatni, hogy megerdemlik a
nagykozonseg partolasat. East
Youngstownban, ahol vasarnap
delntan jatszottak szineszek a
Crow Hallban, telt haz volt es q
kozonseg zajos tapsokkal honoral-
ia szineszeket, akik elosz0r lat
szottak E. Youngstownban.
East Youngstownban a "Szep
Asszony Kocsisa" cimii remek 3
felvonasos operettet adtak el6,
mig az esti eloadason a "Falusi
Szerelem' cimii harom felvonasos
nepszinmu keriilt bemutatasra.
Az egyes szerepekben kitiin6ek
voltak: T. Kondor Mariska, X. Fel
legi Kat6, d. Balla Gizella, RACE
Jnliska, Darvas Karoly, Macy La
jos, akinek remek hangia igen
gyony0rk0dtette a koz0nseget,
10th Istvan stb.
Youngstown dedelgetett kis szi-
neszn6je, Sipos Ilonka resztvett a
Youngstown el6adason es kis SEE
repeben bemutatta, hog hivatasos
szineszekkel egy szinpadon is tud
ervenyesiilni.
Remeljiik, hogy legkozelebbi Ia
togatasuk alkalmaval nagyobb k0-
zonseg jutalmazza maid a magyar
szineszek faradsagos kulturmun-
Kajat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-12

ad, mint maya a kenyer. Mint a
hogy egyetlen zsirfelet sem, va
jat sem szabad egyszerre nagyobb
tomegekben hasznalni. A zsirf5-
let az egeszseges szervezet, ha kis
mertekben fogyasztja konnyen
emesztheti. A salt szinten nagy-
fontossagu szerepet jatszik a tel
termekek koz0tt( Ha valamely
10 es tiszta salt elfogyasztasa utan
gyomorfajast erziink: mem abban
keressiik a baj okat, hogy a salt
ban tisztatalan anyagok l6tezhet-
mex, melyeket mem latuhk, hanem
abban, hogy sajtot mem ragtuk
meg elegge. A sajtot mem szabad
nagyobb mennyisegben fogyasz-
tani.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-12

kell jegyezniink azonban, hogy
mines meg egy etelnemii, mely oily
nagy gondot es tisztasagot iga-
nyelne, mint epen a tel. A tel,
ha tisztatalanul kezelik, meleg-
agya a betegsegek csirainak.
| Megallapitottak, hogy a tuberku,
lotikus esetek het szazaleka beteg-
tseget piszkos .tejt6l, illet6leg beteg
jtehent6l kapta, k0zvetve. Skarlat-
laz, tifusz, difteria, gyomorbai Is
gyomorrontas sok fazisa rejti csi-
rajat tisztatalan tejben. Hogy
mennyire fontos a tel abszolut
tisztasaga, akkor ertjiik meg csak
igazan, ha miitejjel, vagy pot
tejjel taplalt gyermekek fejl6da-
set megfigyeljIik. Vannak embe-
rex, akih a rosszszagu vagy iii
tejet ihat6nak velik, AIT allitvan,
hogy az "termeszetes." Ez TEL
jesen helytelen. Tudnunk kell
ugyanis, hogy rossz izii, vagy rossz
szagu tel Okla oman cred, hogy
tejbe piszok, tehensz6r, tisztata-
Ian valadekok keriilnek. Ha tehat
tejet piszkosnak vagy kellemet-
len iziinek talaljuk, azonnal intez-
kedjiink,sh hogy lelkiismeretesebb
tejkeresked6tol vagy farmert6l
kaphassuk a tejet rendszeresen.
A fagylalt, amely egyike leg
jobb es legkedveltebb tejterme--
keknek, taplalo erteke tisztan
osszeteteletUl fiigg. Megvizsgal-
tuk-e mar, hogy mib6l kesziti
fagylalt-gyaros vagy .elarusit6 a
fagyaltot, amire esetleg AIT mond-
juk, hogy "kival6"? Igen sok
helyen fagylaltot piszkos, mara
dek anyagokb6l kotyvasztjak
0ssze. Kiil0n0sen all ez az ugy-
nevezett gyari (t0megcikknek
gyartott) fagylaltnal. Mindamel-
lett, termeszetesen, a fagyalalt ara
nem hatarozza meg cricket es tisz-
'tasagat. Van igen draga aron
arusitott fagylalt, amely epen
olyan lelkiismeretlenul van ke-
szitve, piszkos anyagokb6l mint
az, amelyet egy talicskab6l arusit
egy utcagyerek, valahol "a varos
vegen. A piszkos fagylalt epen
ugy terjeszti ragalyos betegss-
get mint piszkos tel. Megjegy-
zend5, egyebkent, hogy fagylalt
taplal6 erteke sokkal nagyobb,
mint hogy ait altalaban
|hiszik. A tiszta helyen elfogyasz
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-12
A REGIszTRALAs NAPJAI

A novemberi valasztasra sz6-
10 regisztralas napjai kovet-
kezok: oktober 5, II, 20, 81 es
november 6. Mindazoknak, Xix
november Ten szavazni 6hajta-
max, regisztralniuk kell a fenti
napokon, mivel az eddig tortent
regisztralas nem ervenyes t0b-
be. A t0rveny ertelmeben
Youngstownban minden evben
ujra kell regisztralni.
Struthersban, mely Yorngs-
townon kiviil az eeyediili varos
Mahoning megyeben, hol az
evenkinti regisztralas kotelezo,
csak az vi szavazok $ azok, Xix
mas keriiletbe koltozkodtek,
tartoznak regisztralni. Mind
azon s4ruthersi szavaz6k, Xix
1920 ban az eln0kvalasztasra
vagy barmikor azota regisztral-
tax, es mem k0ltozk0dtek az
ota, mem kotelesek ez evben re-
regisztralni.
A szavazohelyek minden ke.
riletben reggeli 9 6ratol del
/! utani 2 craig es este 5 6rat6l 10
craig lesznek nyitva regiszta-
lasi napokon.
A valasztast megelozo napon,
vagyis november Gan, valo re-
gisztralas csak azoknak szol, Xix
a regisztralas rendes napiain
betegseg va.gy tavcllet altal
akadalyozva voltak a regisztra-
lasban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-12
A CUNARD-VONAL
rekord-untazast rendezett 9 nap
alatt Budapestre

Magyar utaz6k most, New York
bol val0 elutazasuk utani kilence
dix napon Budapesten lehetnek,
ha a "Berengarian, "Aquitanl
am vagy a "Mauretanian" utaz-
max. Ep most erkezett hir Gu
nard Linehoz Magyarorszagb6l,
hogy az a magyar tarsasag, mely
New Yorkb6l september sen in
dult, szeptember 14-en Budapestre
erkezett. Az utazas csak kilenc
naplg tartOtt, ami rekofd-id0t
Jelent ezen vonalon. Utasok,
Xix Cunard harom haj6ja akar
melyiken utaznak, szamithatnak
ARA, hogy kilenc nap alatt szin-
ten megerkeznek Budapestre,. vagy
ITALIAN meg hamarabb is. Ha ma
gyarok tarsasagban utaznak, vagy
elegen jonnek ossze, hogy egy ma
gyar utazo- -tarsasagot kepezzenek,
a Cunard magyar szakacs altal
magyar eteleket fog szamukra fS-
zetni az utazas tartama alatt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-12
MAGYAR VALLASOs EGYEsU-
LET
fi6kokat fog felallitani az Egye-
silt Allamokban

Rev. Szilagyi Oszkar( budapest
rom. kath. lelkesz. XII a Cuhard-
vonal "Aquitania' nevii haj6ian
erkezett Amerikaba harom irgal-
mas mover kisereteben, vallasos
k0zpontokat szandekozik felalli-
tani Amerikanak magyaroklakta
varosaiban. Rev Szilagyi eleve-
landi piispok hivasara erkezett,
hogy az els6 kozpontot, Cleveland
ban allitsa fel. ;.
A tengeren t0lt0tt vasarnapon
Rev. Szilagyi az "Aquitania" fe-
delzeten mondott miset, melyen
|nemcsak magyarok, hanem mas
nemzetisegii katholikusok is ielen
vOltak. Az Aquitania, mint min
den mas Cunard-g -g0z0s oltar-helyi-
seggel is bir.
Rev. Szllagyl ell volt ragadtatva
"a neki es tarsasagaban utazott
n6vereknek nyujtott kenyelemt6l
es figyelemtol. A lelkesz meg
vlzsgalta haj6 harmadik oszta-
lyat is $ mindent a legjobb es leg
SZebb rendben talalt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-12
FONTOS TUDNIVAL0K A TEL
ES TEJTERMEKEKROL
A tel taplalo ertske. A piszkos
tejtermekek veszedelme

A tel egyike legfontosabb tap
lalekoknak. Merit rendkiviil nagy
taplal6 ertekkel bir, legalkalma-
sabb ARA, hogy az etelnemuek
taplaloertekenek megallapitasa-
ban es 0sszehasoniltasoknal irany-
ado legyen. Egy pohar tel, ami
mem t0bb ct ounce-nal, megk0zeli-
t6leg 100 kaloriaval bir. Alkatre-
szeit kepezik: protein, karbohid-
rat, zsir es sok mas vegyi anyag,
melyek k0ziil sok old6-anyag jat-
SILK szerepet az emesztes el6segi-
teseben. Sok fehernye es s6tartal
ma van, melyek elengedhetetleniil
fontos tenyezok az egeszseges seer
vezet taplalasaban.
Sok evi sulyos tapasztalat utan
voltunk kepesek csak megtanulni.
hogy a pasteurizacio oily Macy mer
tekben csokkenti a fehernyek tap
lalo cricket, hGgy pasteurizalt
tejjel taplalt gyermek, ha csak
mem adunk neki rendszeresen ma
rancsnedvet, hamarosan elseny-
we'd. Ugyanakkor rajottiink ar
ra is, hogy nagy h6ejlesztes ut
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-12

tott, gondosan es tisztan kesziilt
fagylalt epen annyi kal6riaval
bir, mint a sonka, a csirke, vagy
akar egy sajt-sandwich. A fagy-
lalt kiil0n0sen etkezes utan ma
gyon egeszseges, de sohasem sza-
bad gyorsan enniink, nehogy le-
rontsa az emeszt6-szervek mike
deset..
Egy mask fontos tejtermek a
val, mely Macy taplal6 6rtek6ndl
fogva a civiizalt vilag egyik leg
kedveltebb taplaleka. A vaj, me-
lyet egy szelet kenyerre keniink,
mondhatni ngyanannyi kaloriat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-12
Sziireti bal

Ae okt6ber 16-iki, a Kossu,h
Korben tartand0 sziireti balra az
elokesziiletek megt6tettek. Miu-
tan az egyhaz javara rendeztetik.
legyen oft a magarsag teljes szam-
NAL.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-12
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sZ0vETsEGI GYttLES

Most vasarnap delutan ket ORR
t6l kezd6d6leg tartja rendes havi
gyiileset az Amerikai Magyar Sc
gelyzo Sz0vetseg Youngstown
fi6kja a ref. egyhaz gyiilesterme-
ben. A tagok es beallani szanas.
kozok keretnek a pontos es lehe-
toleg szamos megjelenesre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-12
HIREK YOUNGSTOWN Is K0RNYEKER0L

jan elert sterilizaci6 meg inkabb
t0nkre teszi fehernyet.
A tel akkor emeszthet6 a leg
konnyebben, ha iiresen issznk, ct
kezesek kozott, Igen sok egesz-
seges feln8tt embernek sem arta-
ma, ha oily gyakran lima teiet, a
mikor csak kivanja es ugy inna
iiresen, mint a gyermekek. Meg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-12
EskuvG

Okt6ber San eskiidtek egymas-
max orok hiiseget Szalai Kalman
es Galambossy Ilonka. Tanuk:
Gagyi Janos es Szasz JOSEF.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-12
Kereszteles

Oktober san kereszteltetett La,
JOS es Zsigmond nevre Lakatos
Peter es neje Jene Erzsebet fiacs-
kaJa. Ker. 81. Kovacs Andras ss
Takacs Isigmondne sill. Lovasz
Maria.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-12
K0zgyii1es

Ahogy hirdettetett is, a reank
Jov6 vasarnap tartjuk harmad;k
negyedevi kozgyiilesiinket. Targy +:
penztari jelent6s. Szombat este a
rendes id6ben presb. gyiiles.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-12
Hirek a ref. egyhaz
No. koreb0l @u

Lelkesz: DIR. Gerenday Laszl6, 737
Mahoning ave. Telefon: Bell 142,
Auto. 1897. Seged-lelkesz: varga
Lajos. Gondnok: Csernay Lajos, $40
Greenwood ave. Algondnok: Gomez
Mihaly. 512 Crescent st. Penztar-
nok: Kish Andras, ZIG Crescent st.
Ellen6r: Gyorgy Tamas, Sc Cham
bers ST., East Youngstown, o.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-07
RECEIPTS FROM SALE
OF WAR MATERIAL

WASHINGTON. Dec Sale OF
surplus war department material
purchased during the war brought In
a return OF SS74.l3l.577 up to the
end OF the last fiscal year on June
80. last. Assistant Secretary Vain
wright Of the department announced
today In his annual report. The orL
ginal cost value OF the material he
placed at above $4,000. 900. 900.
THE cost OF property on hand for
disposition on June 80. 1879 was
s2Gl.1l2,502. Ell" treopr
s261.l12.502." the report said.
"The average percentage OF recovery
TO June 80. ls2g was As percent OF
the original cost of the property
sold. The total amo1nt received
from GALES 10 June 30. 1921 was
sSls.iS7.Cs9 and the total tr the
fiscal year was s55.943,Sss. giving
grand total 10 June 80. 1929 of
ss74.l3l,577."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-07

Just Like That
Jaae--"How did you act whom you
saw Jack this morning."
June--"I gave him the geological
survey
Jane-"In other words?"
June--"The stony stare"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-07
LIQUOR FLOODS
LONDON MARKET
No Ready Sale Found for
Shipments From France
And Spain

LONDON. Dee. 7.-Loudon mark.
cts have been flooded recently by
large shipments OF ehampagnes aai
wines from France and Spain. which
however. find no ready sale here.
The wine shops OF Eagland are al
ready overstoeked with pre-war vim
tages which the merchants are un.
able TO dispose OF. Most OF these
stocks were purchased during the
war. or Just after. and a; high prices,
with the result that the dealers are
unwilling to lose their profit In or.
der TO get rid OF the stocks.
Light wines. which Includes ciar-
cts. sauternes and barsaes. are sell
ing for an average of four shillings
six pence (about one dollar a quart.
as compared with two and three shil.
liags before the war. and the heavier
wizes are bringing more than double
their former prices. champagnes
cost about one pound sterling a
quart atsthe presen, time. but vary
widely according 70 the vintage.
The new stocks being offered by
the wine growing nations may be
purchased at prices which are oven
lower than those which prevailed
before the war.
Consumption OF wine In the Brit
ish Isles. 10 increase the difficulties
OF the dealers. has dropped 20 almost
half OF what Il was in 1918. Hotels
and restaurants complain OF the
slump. ani wine lists nowadays con.
tain only the most popular brands,
and these are called for only spar
ingly.
The troubles OF the wine brokers,
however. do not extend TO the whls-
key manufacturers. Despite the loss
OF a considerable export trade to
the United States. the dlstIlleries
have increased their output and a
ready market awaits the product. In
many Of the more popular brands
the retail dealers are unable 10 keep
a supply on hand, and the mail or
der business OF the distiller has
doubled within the last two years.
The price of whiskey is higher
than ever before. twelve shlllings
s2.50) quart being asked for the
best grades.