(- THURSDAY, VEB. 19, 1925
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, EVENING' HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON :'
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KLAMATH
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You will say when you see
the attractive styles and
wide - variety in new spring
footwear
Military and Spanish
heel, ties and straps,
also the popular step
in patterns ,of satin,
patent .and,, tan . calf.
mm
'4'
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Oxfords with low and
medium heels ladies
and growing ' girls
style favorites : for
spring tan, patent
end black calf.
Mlfes LIBERTY
.'.'The Liberty Has the Pictures!
TODAY ONLY,
"The Heart Bandit" v
' i ' with'dainty Viola Dana
The Merriest Melodrama in a Decade
TOMORROW FRIDAY '
Yakima Canutt, the World's Champion Cowboy
in ,
"Romance and Rustler"
"JANICE MEREDITH" is coming ; :
, NEWS OF
THE KLAMATH COUNTRY
KfcNO I
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Fred Peterson, county school sup
erintendent, visited the Keno school
Thursday nfterncon.
The pupils of the Kent! school
celebrated Lincoln's birthday with
appropriate oxero'sos. On Friday
they had a Valentine box and when
I the contorts ot the box had been
distributed accrg the children it
ji found that the Valentine offer-
IriRX numbered something over "80,
army of which wera made by the
children.
Heat ha end Mildred H;irlfll ri-
tnalned In Keno over the week-end.
I Las the condition of the roadu made
It impassible for them to return
liomt. .,'
Turner and Mortenkon of the
Worden country have been deKver-
I Ins hay to the Cram Nelson ranch,
II by motor boat. .
Mr. and Mrs.;;CL-no w llklns and
children,. who htjia'.. been living on
the G. II. Kelson" ranch moved to
Cblloquln the first of the week.
Stirs. V. K. Puckett has. gone to
Klamath Falls to spend a to .v wcekj
with Mrs. .Manly Pnrketl :
Mr. and Mra. KInisey huva recent
ly taken up their abode In Keno.
I Kimtoy Is one 'ft tho highway re
pair crow !
I Several; young ladles of Keno
, took , acint&e of; tho; Bpianfid,'
spn'ng sunshine Sunday and enjoy
ed a bike through the woods and
along the river..
Mrs. Aaron. Maori called on Mra.
Louis Stocker Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Keep of Klamath
Falls was tho guest of her mother.
Mr. T. J. I'rathcr Mondjy and
Tuesday.
The Saturday night dunce was
well attended and everyone report
ed a ploasant time.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Nelncn and
son R'chard were county seat vlsit-
, urn .muu-.y.
Lois growgoose called on Mrs. R.
A. Brayles Sunday afternoon.
. Fred Vail, a rancher of this sec
tion, transacted business with Keno
merchants Saturday. i
t
ltoy Clevenger was roported as be-
lS on the sick list the first, of the
week.-'
' Lctei Bcncfleld has been absent
from school se' eral dvyi utile hav- i
ing some dental work-done.
G orge Ruckbee has' been sawing
ood for Grant N'clsin lately.
In honor. of National Song Week
a school play and community sing
ing will bo held at the Ken? school
house .Friday evening, February 27.
After the program refreshments
will 1)0 'served by the ladies in at
tendance. Everyone is welcome.'.
H. L,. .Clevenger sp.-.n tlte' week
end ,kl his home noarKMO$i '"
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Advertising Space in .
THE EVENING HERALD
Pays 100 Cents on the Dollar
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Sport Briefs
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White Pelican Theatre
The Picture House.' for 'You and Your Family
Special Attraction Tonight
, 'The Way of a Man'
r ' ,. ' 'By Emorson .Haugh -.''"
, Author ,M J'Tb.l, dovsrod Wagon"; and "N.irth of 80" -A
dramn of fnnftot- llfo, full of danjor 'and daring thrilling'
battled botwooit wagon 'trains , and Indians. , '
A Pleluiii You Will. L ing Romombor
TOMORROW .
'THEFORTIETH DOOR"
Admission 10 & 25c Matinee every Sun., 5 & 20o
. uuvuxiyyVi.i-.Arn-ir.-i- ivii.''
Bart Spellman of Soattle, assis
tant football coach tt the Univer
sity of Oregon, has rocelved offers
to couch at the University ot Ari
zona and the University ot Utah.
University of ' Idaho has boen re
ported to he after Spellman for as
sistant to conch Mathewe. Hi's name,
has also been mentioned In. connec
tion with a .university ot Washing
ton coaching staff position.
Wayne "Big" Munn, heavyweight
wroBtllng chnmpion, used' tho mmo
tactic, by which ho took tho tltlo
from Ed "Stranglor" Lowls to
throw M.ko Ramano, Italian, twice
lust night at Chicago, .
.The - Giant' Nebrakan lifted his
opponent high above his head with a
orotch hold. and halt-nolsou and
hurled him to the mat, ' stunning
him. Tho first fall came after six
tnlnutos and throe soconds of wront
llng and tho second fall lasted 47
seconds. ;
The Philadelphia Athlottcj are. nil
signed up' and ''ranln." " to go. The
club Is said to be the first In tho
major ltngues to sign all players tcr
tho 196 campaign. ' " . i
PARIS, Feb. 19. Prcailse of a
$100,000,000 loan for the Improve
ment of French finances and anoth
er $35,000,000 for the devastated
regions, to be floated in the United
States as soon cs the budget is de
finitely balanced and voted, was one
bf the remedies for Frnnce's troubl
ed financial and economic situation
advanced by finance Minister Clem
cntel in an address before tho cham
ber deputies tsdav.
... M. Clementei Rive no details and
rofrninod from sayihg 'whether as
surarce ot tho leans enmo through
tbo SorR.u group which handled
till the French flnnnc'ng operations
!n the United 8tutes.
He limited himself to the simple
declaration: "M Louchlr (former
French Minister o( Commerce) haa
advocated a fore'gn loan. We have
is definitely nd finally vctcd and
balanced, ono loan of $100,000,000
for the French treasury and another
of $35,000,000 Jor the devastated
regions will be Issued In the United
Statas."'-. ' . tf4J-
BAZ WILLIAMS WILL
- : REPLACE' SPELLMAN i
ssmsSs II ilfti'frti 'i- I
d.'atl.j
the promise that when our budgot high school.
EUGENE, ore.. Feb. 19. Basil
(fBaz) Williams of Eugene, 'coach cf
Freshman football at tho University
of Oregon for the pist fivo years.
was eieciea 10 succeea uari spell- j
utu, )atLr una cuuiu, mifiuru, ai.
a meet'ng of the athletl commute
last tight.
Thn nnnrtlnl men t nf WtlTlnvnci Be
V "1 ra 1 1 Una innoh laatoi a vatonm.- !
In tho pojttlon of freshman mentor.
Vr.ong the men mentioned as pos
sible candidates for that position
nr.? JVo Sax. former Oregon-star
and coach of the Sensational Lin
colt high school team in Portland
!rt yerr: Spike Lest' former Ore
gon llnc.T.an and present coach of
tho Eugene high school tram, and
Prince . (Pink) . Calltson, former
Oregon . center, coach at Medtord
Shaft '-to 'Coffins' "Tomb"
f Hi few pi
I JT. "I ,WW'.. - Ti linn
Where mining experts sunk Iho 60 foot s.md above band Oive near Cave
Clly. Ky . to reach Hovri Collins.' flrs trapped by a. boulder and thou u
. tombed by a cavc ln In tho only entrance a small winding tunnel.
TODAY AND TOMORROW
, IF YOU LIKED HIM IN
"MANHATTEN" YOU WON'T MISS
AOOIWI 7130 t.UIC limn
. -Ait x-S .,
Broke, starv-,
ing, desperate ,
was jungle ,.
law kill or be '
killed justi
fied? You see few ,
pictures with
the mighty
heart-punch of
' , a 'Qiramcpunt picture, this one. :
If you like action this one has plenty
; Also
Will Rogers
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"GEE WIZ GENEVIEVE"
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Felix Cat Cartoon . : V. ., . i '
Friday Night Is Amateur NigkZ U
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Time to scan the morning news
yet not et minute wasted!
You never find Albers Minit Oats and breakfast grouches
at the same table. To begin with, there's no waiting. " '
Minit Oats are sure to be on the table steaming hot in ;
three to five minutes. And then
There's lomctnmg about these plump, smiling oat-ktr'.
nels that warm their way to a man s heart.
Because they are first aid to speedy breakfasts Albers rf
Minit Oats have done two things: . . ' .
They have made bTeafoTnaJjirigeasieron mother nd ;
bTeaHart-ta'ng easier for father. No more frantic kitchen
rush far mother! No more under-cover grumbling for dad !
Instead, he likes to scan the mornirig headlines while Mmi! , ;
Oats are "coming up." He know it means three to five
minutes that s am
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Better Breakfa Cereal
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BALL PLAYERS SIGN
' PORTLAND, Feb. 19. President
Thomas L. Turner of the Portland
baseball club was back here today
from Philadelphia ana give out th
list of pUyors who had signed their
eontracts. '
Prnctlcaly all ot the tassers have
signed, or are as good as signed.
The only real holdout Is Shortstop
Johnny Jones, who wants $1300
moro than he received with Brobk
lyn last yeor. '
Read
Herald "Class"
Ads
Notice
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Leonard J. Fleldon, now in
possosslon c( -s a Oliver Oil
Burner demonstatlon outfit, Is
not authorized to take orders
for same, for which I am ex
clusive Klamath County Agent. .
W. H. Nason
1010 Main
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