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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
tl'KDNlSHDAV, JVIA- 18, 10211.
Cash for Genius; Quarter
, Million Fund to Aid Boys
iil lion Fund to Aid Boys
I 1 ! ! '
J 2" r
MR AND MRS JUUUS FOUSTM
Tilt LATU CARL KOttSTMANN.
P1SSAIC..N. J , July ..!. Cun
oisli biing'out genius?
Can money stimulate umbKjon?
Julius Foistmii'in, wealthy philan
thropist, and his wile wanted to find
tout. So thoy sot aside a fund of
$200,000 to nssi3t the youth ot the
country "to attain to a large-measure
of self-realization and ; social
, usetulnesV' ''..'.'
I And now they are swamped with
, applicants. So great has the rush
become that a specia'l office lias been
s4 opened with a large corps of work
fers' to handle the Claims.',' i
(;-B6ys' who want to. get an educa
tion', and can't afford it, menwho
jShave.d- pet invention but no' money
rto put-it over, visionaries whd would
.i.tho chance are. all, striving to' get
f their" share1 of the fund. ' '.'.'
wvBack of -it ail Is the memory of a
t'boyewho died when he vlaa 18. Carl
; Forstmann was the son of the phll-
qathropist, a millionaire, textile. man-'
s ufacturer. here, and it is to hi? mem-
, .ory 'that- the fund has, been named
TRIPLET LAMBS
EMULATE GOATS
. i .-.ELY,' Nevada, Juiy 18. A" moth
er' ewe with triplet lambs have been
-w-- tho pride, of the- home ' 'ranch? . of
;. -.VJotoph Luzzettl, in' Steptoe . valley
-near hero since they were born re
cently. Luzzettl states that' it is
;the -first, instance of the kind they
have ever had among the sheep al
;.t though some years ago' they had a
II, you want yonr enr- , -
WASHED, POLISHED
. or
i SIMONIZED
And rightly - done, bring it tu
Klamath Automobile
L' Laundry
. 1317 Main St.
Ono block beyond White Pelican
' ' ' Hotol
Cars Called For and
Delivered ;
Phono 002 '
SHOW CARDS
FRED LEONETTI
at
SUOARMAN'S .
; WOOD ;
Good blorks put in your Mil
tor supply nt tlio right price,
nnscinenu filled, $.50 per load.
Stnglo loads 94.00. Big loads.
. J. W. DODSON
' if , Phono 270
I. O. O. F.
Prosperity KobckahT 104, moot
nnt and Third Xhnnday
Swanaa Bncnnipmcnt 40, meet
eacn laeeaay
Lodxe 187; meMa
, .1 Friday. - y.
AND (IXSHT) THEIR RON,
the Cail Forstiiiann Memorial Foun
dation. ; , ''' ,.'.'" ' , ,
: The fund ,ls not. an endowment
with only , the interest availablo,"
says Forstmann. "It is a working
capital, every last ctuit-of. which will
be used., Neither win .it o limited
necessarily to $350,000. ..;
"I want to aslsst.' boys and young
men who. are hampered; by financial
circumstances to attain their ambi
tions. If they have' ability and char
aoter'i believe I can help them.' At
the same time I want to perpetuate
the intluonce for Intelligence. Integ
rity and industry which would have
been njy son's had he been permitted
to .live." . . -
Grants, according.' to . the Forst
mann plan, may be either awards 'or
loans. 'A committee ;Of representa
tive business men and. a pastor has
been appointed which will' 'expend
the money for "education or train
ing of any -grade, degroo or kind;
tlio prosecution of useful experimen
tation and research! Physical correc
tion" and rehabilitation;' the' realiza
tion of .any"'parj.lcu,larly.. worthy 'am
bition, which- with assistance, offers
a strong likelihood- pf sucoe'ss." -;' .';
pleasing variety in the color scheme,
the. mother being. white, two of the
.lamkins black with white stare-fore
heads, and the 'other pure white.
The white lamb has been chosen as a
candidate for the bottle feeding as
the other two can not be told apart.
Tho bottle fed baby Is outgrowing
the other two lambs. Luzzettl says.
ANN.
v ; v :jf. JL f retell fltSte"
j J
kN BIG construction jobs, 'on grading vVbrk, and in
' the quarries , and fields where heavv truck do
heavy work, where the roads are rough and the grades
are steep there Shell Gasoline measures up to every
demand made upon it. It is used and approved every- :
where in the west.
SHELL COMPANY
Or CALIFCMNIA" !
SHIP BY
MEDFORD k.LAMATH FREIGHT LINE
RELIABLE DAILY SERVICE
Medford, Klamath Falls and Fort Klamath
: t and Way Stations
. OFFICE'
1178 Main St., Klamath Fall . : ' - Phone
WHY DID CHAMP
FAIL WITH K. O.?
(Continued from Pago One)
there is liltlo timo for oven vory
ordinary1 plonsures.
Following her talk her liushand,
Ooo. . D. MncQuarle, explained the
difference' between the days when
Miss MacKellnr used to bo known
as tho wife of MncQuarla and now
when ho Is known as tho husband
of Miss MacKtdlar. Ho stated that
both ho and his wife woro strong
advocates of a woman holding her
namo and hor own personality, and
ho beiloyed tho!'. timo would soon
come when the present custom of
tho wlfo adopting tho . husband's
n uno' would bo changed. '" '
Miss -Skai'i'a Speaker
Another speaker" at tho- luncheon
was Miss Amelia S!:arraK who has
charge of the playground work here.
She' told interestingly of the: pro
gress which sho Is making, partic-
j uhuly in- her junior golf contest
iui uaHDuaii", tournament, ino
speaker stated that tho golf course
lias, aroused more interest in tho
children than any other games in
troduced and, while the course is
very small, some very skillful play
ing is being shown.
Announced Highway Meet
Among the announcements made
by Socretary T. A. Stevenson that
lie designated as of especial im
portance was tho highway mooting
at Vlturas next Saturday. Herask
ctl for as many as posslbio tq' Join
in this party which will leavo hero
ar.ly ..Saturday ' ; morning, Vf. . C.
Dalton.and R. C. Groosbock will
be tho official delegates. Steven
son stated that, this -would be the
most Important road meeting which
concerned Klamath Falls and Klam
ath county that will be held this
year. ' '
Advertising pays. Try it and see.
At Capital
. Miss Patricia Hcrron, who will
be presented to Washington - so
ciety this fall by her aunt,, Mrs.
Wm, H.. Taft, wlfo ot tho chief
Justice. i
rift iM'tit ' .
::-:::.::w -t . sr.h '
-.,- - 11V
Leaye Your Filstvs
Before 90clocK-Your
AM- Pictures are
' V WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE t
rPijRn-v-l :. BUY TMEIR DRUGS , ACLgAcvl
DAILY STAGE
, - to
Grater - Lake
Leave Klamath Falls .............8:00 A. M.
'Arrive Crater Lake in time for lunch.
Leave Crater Lake 1:00 P. M.
- Arrive Klamath Fails in time for dinner. -
CRATER LAKE STAGE OFFICE
;.;';. .' ' with- ."'.
RECKARD AUTO SERVICE ..
115 N. 6th Street
. , Phone 77
erchant Tailor
; 109 South Seventh Street
m: Hart Building
;-' ' ... : ..' .,.,,, -,.- .... : . . .' v.--'-
CHAS. J CIZEK "
. ' ' ' ' ' ' '
High Quality Material and Work Promptly Pone
Kodak Finishing
' . Films received before 9 A. M. ;
Ready the same day at 5 P. M. ,
:.. ' Hall ordora, fUli-4 promptly '
y STAR DRUG CO.
tth. Main 8U.
METROPOLITAN GARAGE ;
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT 7 ;
'1st Class Workmanship Guaranteed
Cars Wash and Polished Called for and Delivered
FRANKLIN-RICKENBACKER AUTOMOBILES,
H. D. PETERSON, Prop:
Phone 668
Louis Porter
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
,....- -Emma
Block
For
' SXPC'K IN
First National Bank
; of Klamath Falls
AT ItEASONAlSI.K FIGURE
Take advaiKnuo of this chance to participate In tlio
vnrnlnits of a bank in your locality, and do your sliai-o in
financing the building up of this district.
Bank stock should now bo a good Investment. Tills bank
Is represented by the seller to be solvent and In good con
dltlnn. ... , ' - -, i
If you are interested, write Box 112, Mnrsliflejd, Ore
gon. . Any reasonable offer will bo considered on 10-sbjtre
lota, and farther Information furnished on request. -
iisioess
KD
ready at 5 p.ir
. Wamatfc PalU, Oi
M
Sale
CONCRETE
Permanent at the Pyramids
Concrete Pipe
Sewer Pipe
Water Pipe
Culvert Pipe
Irrlaatlon Pipe
Concrete Brick
. Face Bi lek
Common Brick
.. 1 Floor Tile .
Mantel Brick .
Concrete Blocks
' Chimney Block
. Building Blocks
Foundation Blocks '
'.. -.'.'
Concrete Contracting
Sidewalks and Curbs
Foundations
Floors
Concrete Materials
. Cement i
Screened 8and
' Gravel .
CONCRETE PIPE CO.
Phone 228 J 6th'and Market 8ts.
v
. ISEW STAGE LINE
iy
Central Auto Service
to
Ashland and Medford
' ' I '
Phone Slit-AV for Heservntlon
103 So. Seventh Uni t Building
Leave Klnmntli Falls 7:30 n. in.
..' A'l'lye MoiUord 12:30 1'. M.
Free, dinner every day
Upon arrival at Medford
at Hotel Holland, v
tonvo Murnril 8:00 l; M.
Arrlvo ICliimatli I'alls 7:00 l. M.
: . ; Daily. Service Itolb Ways
BEND STAGE .
Ly. Klamath Falls 8 a, m.
Air. Bend ....l.y.-i.... 6 p. m.
Lv. Bend .............. 8 a. m.
A. tQIamath Falls 6 p. m.
'' '" Offices At
REED AUTO SUPPLY
1 .COMPANY
'"'. '''." and '.- i '"' -. " ,
CITY TRANSFER CO.
RECKARD'S AUTO
LIVERY CO.
Phone 77
Night and Day Service
115 N. Sixth St -'
Look for, the cars with
Black and White Signs
STAGE
Klamath Fall, Ohlloqnln
and Kirk
Leave Klamath Falls 10;
a. m, and 3:30 p. m.
145 N. 6th St Phone 77
Geo. A. Bell
GORDON
AUTO SERVICE
Formerly with Coe
Phone 600
S31 Main St.
Klamath Falls, Oregon
,
Come To Ashland and
Get Well
nt tho J
Convalescent Home
You will rooelva
lOVINQ CAKE, GOOD CIIEER
AND BEST OP FOOD
It's like
"Qolng bonie to your folks."
Monclair Beauty Shope
1187 Monclair Ave. Plioua tt-IB
, All I.lu.'N of llonut Cultura
Open KvenliiKS
' ..',.,''. lly Ou'iit'iilu LilM'Hi'y .
American Legion
iu.Amath POHT NO. 8
MuikIiikn liit and Knl Tucdoys
Vmi'i, Ilnaso Tmsrnnorit
' II. R (IICl'j, Oonininnder
. l'bond aiW-M - '
Dr. E. Dietsche
riiyHli'lun and Surtfpbii
OIMci: Konin (1 nnJ 1
: Miiisurrunn nid.
Offioo llourH! 11-13, 2-3 A 78
Hunday: K-10
1'ln.nea: Ofrlco 23, Hos. 50-W
DR. J. G. GOBLE
OtTOUETIUfiT OFTlOIAl
7bt Mala Bt. Pnoae lSfl-W
W (It and Krtnd classes. Dupll
eale brakes lenses, repair frames.
W. E. & J. E. PATTERSON
Contracting Painters
630 S. 6th Phone 582-J
DR. C. A. RAMBO
' t,-' di -, Dentist '
t O. O. r. BnUolauJ
CHIROPRACTORS
IIR8. MALTjR'rii' & MAILKTT
" ' Offl-iv over Underwood's
7th i Main Phono 420
'. noNldunCfl Phtine SO? ,,
J. C. CLEGHORNt
' riVH, BOIN'EKH '
..-.'. :,- .i An I BOBVKTOal -
DR. G. B. BEAN . ' '
' Chirbpractpr ."' '
Office, Cooiu 0, I.oonds llldg '
Honrs 10 n. m t 12 m. 2 to 5
p. m. O.'.'SO ti 8 ji. nli' Phoriri 684
NU BONE CORSETS
'. y Madn to Vonr. Measure
,, Guaranteed
. Mrs. Rose Randall
521 Jefferson St.; rhono 277-v"
I'honp 52-W 020 8. Oth St.
. ,.; Klainntb Falls
v HEBE K. HOLMAN
Gnriientor and . Cabinet, Work
. liopair work of nil kinds.
DR. F, R. GODDARD
OSTKPOATHIO PHT8IOIAM
.... aad sunciiiiofir . . ,
Office and Besldeaoa Pnoaeg ni
L O. O, 9. TEHPIJi
S. CROUCH, D.V.M.
Veterinary Bnrgeoit
Deputy j State Veterlnaruui
280 N." 0th St.
Phone 48M
DR. H. J. WINTERS
Graduate anil Slate Registered
OPTICIAN
Nineteen yean) here In (mala ess
Prompt Servloe
714 Main Street :
; , Coe's Auto Service ",
Phone 168
Stand ' At Oentral Hotel Next
Doiir to Cnrrto's Drag Store
NEW CITY LAUNDRYl
finished Work
Vint Work
Bnngb Dry
"Pat Tear ' Dads ta On laaV
PIIONH 1B4 ''
Ooraar Mala aa4 0a(
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