EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
MONDAY, FEB. 1C, 1025
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TIRES and TUBES
COLUMBIA TIRE CORPORATION, PORTLAND, OREGON
IM! .1) : Advertising Space in '
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Pays 100 Cents on the Dollar
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Modern, Bunny room: ; .private telephones;
excellent tray service; comprehensive care ex
tended surgical, maternity and medical patients.
' - HAI-ns REASONABLE
"?t- KLAMATH VALLEY HOSPITAL
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' WARRK.M IICNT. M. l.. OWXKR AND MANAOF.lt
F,jxr pharmacist nriillnlilp In hospital phnrmarjr, day or night
Exceptional Dental Service
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Wo arc jwcniirrd l'i offer !o " because we have the equip
ment la mnko good sorvlcs h mittoi of course. From chair to
laboratory our equipment Is designed to nave' time and lost
moLbu. The roault Is bettor work aad Iobs ti.no consumed.
R. D. COE, Dentists
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HOa-BtM Iloplin HMk. . 8th nnl Mnln Pli. 8:t0
Dentistry ut prices you can afford to pay '
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OBSERVATIONS
deemed It advisable to Btop tho dis
tribution of. the--valentines. Tho
precautionary measure was taken,
not because there Is much danger
of a spread of tho disease, but be
cause the health department de
sires ta close all avoMioa of a -'possible
spread. Tho Valentines were
burned.
Fifty-eight more days before "the
opening of fishing season. Fifty
eight more days of fretting over
musty fishing tackle, rewinding rods
ar.d cleaning out fishing baskets.
More specifically, Just 3)2 hours
separata "as Is" from "as It will bo".
Still more specifically, tho minute
hand must make S3.520 revolutions
-before the first fly Is cast and tak
ing It n step 'further, the second
hand will tick 5.011,206 times be
fore anglers may legally try for
their first trout of the season.
O. N. N. P. B. L. O. T. U V. P. S.
P. S. O. E. E. Ft. S. I. E. S. P. C. P.
O. C. E. N'. C. O. V. R. Here is a
cross word pusle directly affecting
the Klamath country. Thirty-three
letters, each one of them bearing a
great significance on Klamath coun
ty. The answer Is railroad systems,
including the southern lines and the
northern lines, who are directing
their attention to the country of tho
Klamath basin. The Initials repre
sent the following different rail
roads Incorporated in the two sys
tems, plus two smaller lines which
are outside the pale: Great North
ern. Northern Pacific, Burlington
lines. Oregon Trunk L,''.ios, Vnlon
Pacific, Spokana Portland and Seat
tle. Oregon Electric, United Rail
ways, Spokane i'.-.d Inland Empire,
Southern Pacific. Central Pacific,
Oregon California nnd Eastern,
Nevada California a;nd Oregon.
TO KI BURKE
Brother of Noted Wrestler
Ready to Grapple With
Local Middleweight
Antone Stecaer, brother of the
famous "Scissors Hold" Joe Stecher,
was in Klamafh Falls for a ahort
time today arranging for a wrest
ling match with' Joe Burke. Klam
ath middleweight. Stecher has
agreed . to toss Burke to -the mat
twice within an hour or forfeit any
pay for his "work here. J
Burke announced ' himself as
ready to meet the eastern grappler
at any time local promoters desire
to stage the match, and It is pos
sible taat the bant will be arranged
for the latter part of tia mon'.h. ,
. 6techer left this noon for Cres
cent City, where he has a match
scheduled for the latter part of the
eek. He will then go to Portland
and return here for the Burke
matchi if it te arranged.,
' TWO BOATS Anoc xn
MARSHFIELD, Ore., Feb. 16.
Two vessels went aground In lower
Coo'a' Bay early today on account of
ari intensely dense foe The steam
er' ' Daisy, trjin Saa - Francisco,
dragged anchor rnd went aground
near the North-Jat'.y 'lock. She Is
expected to be floated at high title,
probably undamaged. , , . Tiie gov
ernment gasoline tiig Enterprise
went aground near Charleston.
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FROST IS EVUKSIl
EUGENE, Ore.v, Fob. 16. Frost
greeted early risers In Eireno tf d.-ry
for the first time in many weeks.
Last night the mercury dropped to
31 degrees above seio from a maxi
mum of 53 degrns yaoterday. It
was cloudy here Uday.
SALE BEGINNING FEB. 19 Q- O SALE ENDING MARCH 14
TO CONTISX'B PliMItK
NEW YOKK, Fe'o. idthe dis
trict attorney's Inviutlfatlon Into
the Dolan-0 Connell bribery scun-1
dal will be contlnuod tint It hu nnl
yot reached a ntige whero crnnd i
jury action Is fareci-.t, according i
to reports today. ' . I
rEXDETON HAS FltKE.E :
PENDLETON, Ore., Feb. 10.
Pendleton residents "woke this,
morning to find the ground a hike
with frost which rapidly dlsap-
peared 'before tha wnrm ri,vn nf t,,. i
rlnv'n aim Thn . Iu t... .1 i '
for several weeks.
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Jacob Cable of Hotter. Pa., shown
above, thinks Culbcrt LaFrlnetv of
northern Michigan, below, is Just a
youngster and has lots to lenrn. .
Jacob Is 107. gain? on 10K. whllo
Culbert Is a mere 104. Jacob says: '
Chew tobacco modorutoly .and exoi.
else moderately to live long. Cul- '.
bert advises keeping . away . from .
tobacco and going to bed with the i
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Houston & Jester
Perkins' Furniture House
Mr. Perkins' creditors want their money and they want their money now.
We have 25 days to raise .$15,000 dollars. Everything in this big store goes'
on gale at a real sale price. If you wish to purchase furniture, no. matter
what the catalog price is, we will have it for less. ' , j j j w
So why not do your house furnishing now and do a loyal citizen a good turn?
Mr. Perkins said that if I have to lose ; I would rather sell this merchandise to
the people of Klamath county at a small price than to somebody of Port
land, Oregon. , , - -
We have merchandise here of every conceiveable kind and it is of the very
best quality. You have twenty-five days to purchase what you need 'for the
kitchen; the dining room and for any part of the home. ' v
We have been told that it was an impossibility to put on a 'sale at this
time that would save this store, but we believe that if we make the prices
there are enough people in Klamath coimty that want to save money on
what they need to put this sale over and we believe that there are enough
people that owe this store money that if they knew how badly Mr. Perkins
needed the money they would come in with a few dollars and. help him
out at this time. ' , ,
Yours very sincerely, "
PERKINS' FURNITURE HOUSE
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