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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 18, 1919)
l'BHlAV, ni:cr:Miii:it in, inm THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE FIVA SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY TIRE SALE We have just received a complete stock of the fam aiiq Barney Oldfield Tires, and for one week onlv. from December JL9 to Peeember 27, we will sell one tire to a customer at 25 per cent off of regular price to introdnce them in this territory. GITH VEIt GOAT! . . .Jk For example a ,' ti'&, si 30x3 1-2 Non Skid Tire, Price $21.95 Sale Price $16.70 35x5 Non Skid Cord Tire, Price ' $77.85 Sale Price $59.15 These tires are made by the superior Wrapped Trend Process with best quality white rubber and are built for hard service. Cord Tires guaranteed 8000 miles. Fabric Tires guaranteed 6000 miles. Now is the time. We are saving one for you. BIEHN'S GARAGE Formerly the Ford Garage H bUh yor goat," Scz Uncle Moo, "To hov n plpo Caked up Job ho. An' leave It luyln "Juicy HWOOt" On th' tnlilo J' ez nent Kr. nny woman Ud wnntcr nee, Thlnkln' thet ' Mie'd let It lie, An' then cum homo At hx o'clock, Net prepurud For any shock, An' find yer wife ' ' (God bless 'er soul) Hez scraped th' cake Out o' th' bowl. "Needed cleanln' " Kmelled like "well Ef 'y' got a plpo Y' knew It's 1? 1? 17 m , MADE FRIENDS FOR COLONIES fBest Makes Best Stock Best Service and Best Terms Earl Shepherd And upeaklng of them let us add! Success always iat they aro perlectly fireproof. mhfortuncs. f'ornullUB Vanderbllt Jr. reporter on Now York paper at a salary of $20 per week, Jh going to ho mar ried. Ho'll bo lucky If ho has only to glvo his wlfo his pay envelopn i Ono of the blessings of 'icing poor Is to know that every time a fellow. Benjamin Franklin's Sueeestful Dl ploiacy In France Meant Much to Young Country, The first diplomat tw represent tho United StntPR nt n foreign court wan Ilenjatnln Krankllu, who acted In Pari ah official "agent" of the Infant re public In France. The crossing of the At. Inntlc In the sloop Iteprlsnl had oc cupied over a month, and Doctor Franklin had Iiod ninny thrilling es capes from pursuing Ilrltlsh vesselB. Franklin was given n cordial recep tion In France, nlthough his refusal, to wear n sword or wig when present ed nt court shocked the fnslilonablcs The greatest writers and philosophers of that golden age In France delight ed to honor Doctor Franklin, and even the venerable Voltaire paid tribute to the genius of the American 1 PERSONAL MENTION f John Slado, who hnn bewi spend Ing tho jmst several months 'n Yea ns and California points, lnvi return-1 ed to this city to reside. iMr. und .Mrs. Cyril Uenson, who hnvo been resldlng.ln Portland, have icturned to Klamath Falls to live. They say this country appeals to tliom. Mrs, Iicnson was formerly Mbfs Marjory Lambert. Mr. and Mrs. (llenn Deals and children arcleavlng for Hosovilltt where they will pass tho holidays with Mrs. Deal's arents, Mr. and Mr. Clements. Mro. James Pelton, of Fort Klam ath, Is a visitor here. Mrs. J. r. Ward of Malln Is lcnv Jng for Los Angeles, where she plans to pass tho winter. , Mrs. C. P. ChaBtalnHs a visitor hero from Dray, California. Mr. Chastaln Is connected with the Dray Vox Factory Company. Miss Pearl Glass, formerly of Great Fall!), Montana, Is a newcomer! li Klamath Falls, where she expects tc make her home. Mr. and Mrs. J. h. Deatty, who liuvo been spending the .past several months with their daughter, Miss Fiances Deatty, will leave In the morning for their homo In Cottage Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Deatty aro quite Impressed with Klamath Falls and may roturn In the spring to make their home permanently. At a Dlscdvantrfje. There hud been unplcMMint ivbrd before between the dramatist and & leading comedian as to the latter't habit of adding Impromptu Jokes to his part. "There's no need for you i to cue" wild the dramatist unzrlly. Frank-1 nner the comedian hud done It again lln remained In France nine year. "Your part us written Is quite funny At first he was merely the ngent of J enough. All you've got to do Is to say "the American rebels," and had 1:0 . tlle wor,j8 nnn- wnt for tne audience .ra,.l.l JI.,t.Mtlfl eiiimlldiT lillt PVOn ' . i i it if . I -alls on ou ho s not going to ask, n tli copndty ,,e ,md Ruffldcnt ,nflu. convInecd. ..Thnt.8 ri ht for 4HHH -MMMl 'i-i1 ''' ''' i I ence to bring about the treaty of nlll- obllterutoii our nnce between France and the Colo nies, which had so profound u moral effect on the Ilcvolutlonury struggle. He raised a large amount of money In France, nnd ufter tho slglflng of the treaty became the first American minister to that country. Auto Robes Auto Robes Splendid FomII Collection. Smithsonian Institution has he grumbled. "You live In town and can afford the time. Dut don't forget I have to catch the midnight .train to my place In the suburbs, and I can't wait till the audience laughs 1" There's qpe nice thing mntches-in-the-box they strike. about never v -Onlv- six 'more davs left to buy that robe for Christ mas. Large assortment" Prices to suit the purse. been i . enriched by a ton nnd n half of sped-1 Cloves are no longer found in t ' mens taken during the last summer ' pickled things that are not confined from the Durgess Puss fossil quorry in j u frult Jars. Ilrltlsh Columbia, which was, discov-1 ered less than ten years ago. me work was done mainly by Secretary Wolcott of the Institution, and his wife. In two months a section of the quarry 180 feet square was taken out. practi cally exhausting the site which has yiflded some, of the finest specimens of middle Cambrian fossils yet dis covered and the finest Invertebrate fos sils yet found In any formation. Large blocks of hard shale were first blasted loose, than carefully split with chisel nnd hammer to expose Tiny fossjl re trains between the laminae. The shale has preserved for some twenty million yeurs animals that were as soft and nonreslstant as Jellyfish, worms, crabs, etc., notwithstanding nil the vicissi tudes these rocks have since under gone from the time they were simply hardened mud. They have been sub jected to much pressure nnd profound chemical change, but the fossils re main nerfect. Mm PICKED OVER ? !H Up "I SHOULD SAY NOT!" JMfe iadr1 Our warehouse filled with fine ahfeS vPJ:Ng? musical Instruments enables ua fJfczS fagj ; : to present fop your approval JlElS a :. - - practically a complete stock of t i fcfln leading makes of Phonpgraphs Mp -ri MBES nnd Pianos. P gp' " This cannot be done by others ,gferz: HSf ; '-. as our extensive business over iMfejgE BK- ten counties anc carrj-.ig no l:I3 WP-sS Wmz r--.-1 lines helps us to give you the 'Ahtfl jBSz best service musically. jfel Open evenings until Christmas. lla mtSi Earl IIS f f Shepherd IsBi W I 1 1 B II Business I Wtm f " ill 9 S JzB 507 Main P-T ASS'X TO MEET. SUIT DISMISSED. I I k i The Parent-Teachers' association The suit of George Hartley against will hold a meeting tomorrow after- Harvey Scott has been dismissed by noon at 4 o'cFock at the county high ' the circuit court, school. A large attendance is urged.! The father 'of twenty-two children Well, the magazine tie-up has glv- in New Hampshire, Is seeking a di- en the scantily-clad cover- lad.e'i a,vorce and we suppose that he wants chance to get warm. them to pay him alimony. i Central Garage1 I HOUSTON'S T rT-r-wT-w ""Metropolitan Amusement " , PICKED OVER. i T1)0 Horai,i wol,i,j brIns ,00,- I should say not"' 'cheer from Klamath County; nu Our Warehouso filled with resorvo , only ,iurjnE tho Christmas season, ck enables us to give you better lt ,i,irng overy day in tho year. we for Chrlstmns Musical Gifts-. gnon Kariy, rl Shepherd, C07 Mnin St. 17-2t LIBERTY THEATRE "THE PICK OF THE P1CTUKES" H ,V. POOIjIO, Owner. HAItllY HOKEIi, Musical Dliector TONIGHT The Little "Blue, Bonnet" Star '' , BILLIE RHODES in a story of the frontier cattle country "THE LOVE CALL" and a Peerless Comedy and Pathe Review with some funny slow-motion photography Tomorrow Popular J. Warren Kerrigan as' , "THE BEST MAN" Seats on sale for '"BROKEN BLOSSOMS" Friday evening and Saturday afternoon and evening at the . theatre. Reserve your seats early. Doom open ls0 und 7:00 1. M. Evening pictures start at 7:30 HOUSTON'S ' OPERA HOUSE DANCING KVEItY AYEDNESDAY AND SATUIIDAY STAR THEATER TODAY MAllEIi NOItMAND The Savon's Mot Origiual and De pendable Comedienne. In "WHEN DOCTOHS DISAfillKK" Also SliiiU Swain in a I.ausliuble Comedy In Two Parts "Ambrose's Kapld Itisi TEMPLE THEATER TODAY HKNItY HtVIXG, JH. lni-I , . "THE liYOX'S IAIIi" ' Also Universal Current Events And I.j on. & Moron Comedy MERRILL OPERA HOUSE MOTION PICTUKEb TOEHDAYH AND SATURDAYS Vnrrlll. OrBon We have a $100.00 American phonograph; wo will bo glad to dis pose for it for f 50.00. We took this la on-a trade for a now Brunswick. Cosh, or terms, Winters, 70C Main Phone 149-W. 13-lt V T t ! f X y I f f T t f t t T T ? t T t Wr DOLL GAM Er? I J ' W i IKLAMATH'S GREAT W (Hw i Pay a visit to our great Toyland, which holds every thing .that the little one can wish for thousands of Toys of every description. Dolls of the finest and best makes; Doll Buggies any number of them. Shop early and avoid the congestion. Corduroy The season's latest patterns in Cordu roy We have just received quite a large stock of Corduroys, but they 'are selling mighty fast, so select from this line early. Corduroys come in the fol lowing colors of Brown, Taupe, Grey Taupe, t Chestnut, Navy, White, Rose and Copenhagen. They are specially priced at $1.95 yd. Sweaters T T T t t Now that winter is here and the weath er is cold, we suggest that you look over $, our huge stock of Sweaters for Ladies, j These will also make splendid gifts for & MyLady's Christmas. In all sizes and different styles heJlegular, the Slip- on, and tne popular Jantzen sweaters. All colors and prices to suit all from $'5.00 up BRANDENBU DRY GOODS STORE ift ' . ' "WHERE THE5 LADIES SHOP" DRY GOODS, MILLINERY AND LADJES' FURNISHINGS Phone 465 423 Main St. !mKXKK I t f T t T T f T T t f T T T T 5 1 R .