The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, February 24, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text' , TUESDAY,' FEB.', 24; 1025 EVENING HERALD, KLAMATf I FALLS, OREGON PAGE FIVE The Klamath Sun Hot Cakes Getting the kiddies off to Sunday School Happen every Sunday morning In more Klamath Falls homes than any,other com--bination that you can think of. If you .were to get a vote on' which was to bo left ; out the majority would say HOT CAKES. ' THE REASON IS EASY The Klamath Sun Has - r s A. P, Press Service 4-Page Magazine Section 4-Page Comic Section 1 Something for every member of the family 5c on the streets Cheaper than that by the year The Klamath Sun 119 North Eighth AT THE LIBERTY "Junlco Marodltli," Mitrlon Dnvln's newest picture, which comes to tho Liberty Tlmalrc today for a run of throo days, In tho moil pretentious picture ever made, combining a clmrmliiK lovo story ontf a series of dramatic thrlllii with llio most lin- BASEBALL FANS IiFDl CLUB I c '4k T .'.1 'F.tiV.''" fc-.-dfc 1 tr ft f " General Meeting of All In terested Will Be Held on Friday Evening Definite pliiot for the formation of 11 Kliimulli Kails baseball team I which will Book ts enter a lcauo In this section 'Will bo laid at a gen eral uiuotlnK'of bnieball enthusiast Friday ovonlnn at tha chamber of commerce quarters. . : Interest ban been aroused llirouKhout tho city over the pros pect of giving Klamath Fall) good 1 soml-pro baseball tuam, and any number of merchant and buslnoai men have pledged to support a good baseball team. At tho meeting Friday night It Is oxpocted on e-xecutlvo or flnanca committee wilt be chosen and active work started on the question of financing a team- Dr. 0. A. Massey, who was appointed by the cham ber of commerce to Inquire into basoball sentiment locally, will pro sido. . rvjAPUOH DViCi portnnt ovonta In tho founding . of the Amorlcnn Itupubllc For. mngiiltudc, far dramatic sweep, for eheir splendor and mag. Balloon Tire Optional on All New Ford Cars Probably tueTmost Important newt In automobile circles during the last week was tho announcement that nlflcenco of sotting and costumes, balloon tires are. to bo furnished as It surpasses anything heretofore ac- optional equipment on nil types of ccMipllshed by Miss Davlos. And It I Ford ears. .'.' "J": Is Amorlcsn. to tho core. H'jtarl- I i;i.'.i.i.. ''.'. '' i cognition glyciv balloons since thel.- Introduction on; tho market, and ture of its kind ever produced. It ,uuu u 'ralf? uku. lu . U frcw- the famous novel by Paul Popularity. ,,-..-;. . Uolcestor Ford. I Ford Motor eompany his long I-Yotn 177A to I7H ; been Interested In balloon tires and "Junlco Meredith." can bi called nM oeo crrylng on experiments a scroon epic of tho American Re- w,,h ,uem for 01ne tlm0- Ilg dj volutlou. It embraces the entire clslon to supply balloons comes only cal authorities on tho perlo'l of the American Kevolu.Jon havi pro nounced It tho most authentic, pit Itevolutlonary ora from 1175 to 1783. Huth Important cventa as tho of tor severe tests -which coupled with the good results obtained by ftjston Tea Party, the Ride of Paul Individual owners, have proven these Better Teetlw Better Health Tho two go together. And better toeth aro so easy to bavo, In these dios of modern dcnt.il oqulpment innd knowledge That's ' the basis on which wo ask your business. It won't hurt and the work will bo done right. . . . R. D. CO E, Dentists (PnlulcMit, of course.) I ' 90D-&04 Hopka Ul.Ig. 8Ui and MiUn , Ph. 830 Wontlstrj at price you can affortl to pay r JILT JOHNSON mm joins solons BE EXAMINED AT ONCE DO NOT suffer Indefinitely with Piles or oilier Rctal or Colon dU-' 1 tderm. Elimination will relieve you of rorry snd doubt about your condition , and my treatments will cause tpecdy recovery of your former good health and vigor. ..' Mj treatment fot Files b OUARAN .', TEED to cure vou or the fee for your treatments will be refunded. Call or writ for my FREE book on Piles and otliar Racial and Colon disor ders. m iA SOKTLAMn ir mm JSSm DEAN. M.D..Inc tiui' seattii orricis: IHlno ena ail Shah. BulMlnj ift.'.r! sin, tnS. twi CREAM FOR CATARRH . ... OPENS UP NOSTRILS Telia ITow To Get Quick Hcllcf from Head-Colds. It's Splendid I COFFEYVILLK. Kans., Feb. 21. Wjltor Johnson, doan of Pitchers will culobrato Ills nluotoonth annl versiry as a profasslonal In . a Washington American uniform, ho told the home folks hero last night. Johnson slopped here a fow min utes on his way to Hot Springs, Ark. whera he was dun to Jc'n his j team mates today. ' "No 1 have not signer, a contract for this year but hayo exchnngod telegrams with Clark Griffith "and urn ready to sign up whon I meet him," ho said to a roprosontntlvo of tha Journal, llo dltl not name llio amount ho Is to recolvo. ( "You niuy say, howuvor, that 1 will rooclvo moro inonoy this yo.ir thnn I over liavo rocolvod boC ic the pllchor snltl. llo was of th. opinion that his contract would lid fixed up soon nftty- tho loam retveh od trti In Ing qiiavlrjm nt Tampn, Fl.i. a woelt or 10 days honca. It Johnson 1ms worried hbont nhy bualnots matters on tho' Pnulflc coast, nil iraccBi of It wore eliminat ed In his rocont boar hunt noar It'ino, ' ;, . .,''.' ' . In ona mlnuto your clogged nos trlls wll opon, tho air passages of Tour .head will clear antl you can breath freely. No mora hawking, snuffling, blowing, Jheadacho, : dry- noss, . No struggling tor breath nt night, your cold or catarrh will he tone, .-.''. '! " del a small bottle of lily's Cronru Dnlra from your druggist nowj Ap ply a llttlo of this frssrnnt, nntl septlo, bonllng- cream In your mm trlls. ' It penetrates through every air pnsaage of tha head, soothes tho Influonced or awollon mucous mem brane and rnl lot comes Instantly. . It's lust flno. Don't Htny stutfod np with a cold or linsty , ontarrb. Jtollot. cfimw qulckly.Adr. ' '"' 66,647 Japanese in Hawaii Have American Citizenship ( ' ' 1E0N0LULU, Fob. 24, A total of 1,266. Amorlcnn cltltana of Japnuoso ancobtiy roglstorod aB votoYB In the torrltorW olootton In tho last fiscal yonr, . according , to' tho roport of Oovornor Wallace R. Farrlngton to Secretary of tha Interior Hubert Work, Tho number of Amorlcnn citizens of Chinese , nncoatry who registered was 1,840. . Of tho Japanoso population 'of 123,308 In the territory, 06,647 wore born In the Island and there tors are American citizens, Gover nor Farrlngton said. ; . ' , Herald ','Claos" Ads Pay Kevern. the liattld of Lexington, Patrick Henry's speech, the Cross ing of tho Delaware, the Dattlu of Trenton, - tho ' Uuttlo of Yprktown, tires to be thoroughly practical for Ford cars. i To compensalo for tho harder steering with balloon tires, a special and surrender nt the British; as (tearing gear- wttfe a greater reduc- well as many other Incidents In the muklng of this nation, aro all faithfully depleted-, In . this picture. Guorgi ; W-isHlngton, 'Benjamin Frank lie, Lafayette, Alexander Hamilton, Patrick Henry, , Taul Itevoro and other, characters ta'.nous In tho founding of the nation live again on tha screen, together w'th Lord Cornwttl)lB, Sir William Howe, Colonel Kohl., M.tjur Pltcnlrn, King Louis XVI and Mario Antoinette ! AT THE PINE TREE i : tlon will be Inttalled on all cars carrying those tires. Balloons to be furnished for new Ford cars will be of standard Biro 29x4.40,' straight side and mounted of wood wheels.- This equipment will he avnllablo, at a comparatively small additional;, coat to the now car purchaser, , ; . , ,l Arrangements, jilso have. . be!n madq fur providing doajers with balloon tiro equipment so that any Ford car owner .who, desires to do so can change- over for high pressure tiros. . , ., '. . ' Several carloads of the new equip ment are expected at Portland very shortly and Just as s.-ou as pinslblo aftor that , Ford cars with balloon tires, will be on display by -all auth orized Ford dealers. . Goalul Otis Harlan 1b a joy to picture goers In every film in which he appoirB. Ho radiates fun and goad nature and makes folk glad be in around. Ha provides re' ponied comedy touches In "Pnntr pared Youth," tho Vltngraph plt turlzatlon of nooth Turk Ing ton's "The, MaHnlficent Amborsons, '' which' V'lll bo shown at the Pine Tree Theatre today and tomorrow. . The great street sceno had been dressed and nil In the cast were InTwhen It Va7 tonnd "ea Tu' f U KLAMATH STUDENT GETS HIGH HONORS OREOON AGRICULTURAL COL LEGE; CORVALLrS, Feb. 24. . get a negro stable hoy to hold. the spirited horso of old Major Ambor bou. There hud boon a slip-up. ; There was no boy there. Uuvid Smith, the producer, look-. cd gloomily at tho ground as if wish ing tho much-needed negro would i junior In olcctricnl engineering, was pledget! to Tau lieta PI naMonnl honorary engineering fraternity, Wednosday.. Mr. Truax has a s-.hol-astic 'avorage of 9S.3 tor his fiist two yoars tat college Scholarship, character, and hitor- sprlng suddenly Into lifo. Tho un- est In ouglnocrlng aro-tho primary rolcod wish wao granted Instantly qualifications for membership. Men tor Otis - started to walk' past, elected to Tail Bota Pi-im.it be lu All that was seen of Harlan was a the upper fourth of seniors of trp- closoiiii' nf the flattest, croaklest, per eighth of jirniors ,'n ei'neoring most lndlvlduallstically sagged pair In regarda t3 scholarship. A fuilurc of feet Imnginnble, but that was in any subject bars a candidate enough. S.nith started as If shot. "Thero'8 tho man I .want the from eloctlon. This fraternity was founded In 1S85' at Lshlgfc un Ivor- man with thoso foot!" ho exclaim- alty tostlmulalo Interest scholar- ed. . Haraln hnd just tinlnhed work with another company on tho Vlta graph lot In- Hollywood whon his pedal extremities cano within tho producer's range ot vision. Smith looked up and recognlzod the ro tund actor. Would Otis accom modate? Ho would Just un soon aa ho could r properly outfitted and bl faco blnckoned. . So ns the stable boy, In "Pam pered Youth" thore .appears the ono and only Otis Harlan, -a role ho novor playod before on the sdroen, but ono In which he gained fume In tha ful coropr. ship .lu engineering bv tho prise ot membership. It now has 4b chap ters In tho outstanding tochulcal In stitutions ot fie nation. , Mr. Tru-ax .ls' also' a number ot Sigma Nil society fraternity on' the O. A. C. campus. ' . . 1" ,. .. : " " ' ,-",' . ANOTHER GAS PROBE j ASKED OF CONGRESS ' WASHINGTON, ,Foh.; 24. An other , Invostlg.itlJn '- Into gaollna prices was proposed In con gross to- tlayj Roprosenta,tlvo McDuftle, ,1 oarly days ot his success- mocriltl , -Alabama', - .Introducing n or-. V , resolution to direct lha fotloral trade ' ' l'i- L ,T7 . . l.Yu' commission to make an 'Inquiry. Barry & Smith have played all the h( rM,n,tnn ,Rtrn,i thnl dm-. best houses In America ami come , tho-pt monib an -Enormous' tt ns with nn act thnt In. some what out ot tho ordinary Inasmuch as It consists ot a llttlo of ovory- lnoroaso . "Apparently unwarranted" had been mnda'in the price ot gaa- U lng. " ThoV slnV dan e: talkTpW ..motatln, ." Instruments and do acVobatlo danc e 8t cents gallon. I . proposes Ing. Thoy have pep and youth and the tradu., commission ascor- alsb personality, if Is a prettily la It thar. Is , combination. ; ooncelved " novelty,.: iwell presented , i' . , ' and should prove ono'of tho really l -..-' - , i, , . . 1 entertaining' hits of tho season.-' wish " for . moro. As n.-ttortalnora, . Basooyawlthouf doubt is tho I thoy have It on "many ot thelr.com bost whlstlor In the world. ; Ho potltorg trad' they ..evidently share whistles five distinct tones, and Is i the amusement; with their auditors. a talonted young man with nn ex cellent -singing -voice, capable ot holding 'down any spot on any bill. As nn entertainer lie Is In a class by himself nntl has a real punch to his efforts. , . ' .Howard ft' Hill, past mnsters ; in hokum- comedy nrr billed "Non sonso Nothing But." Thoy nro ver satile and . tnlk nonsensical nnn- sr-wii -"(hat ,' l&inkM yon tnugh! Hnd , Buy hutllence, It Is to IniiKh ; The LaMjcaliJs" are porformors of unlquot hllltyand- their act' is' a treat to luvcrs- j!t the Circus 'Vari ety. ' .They -have1 oim -of the best! acta of Us kind In vaudeville and, on tho American, stage- today. The lady Is a wonder. This ct has played France, .Cuba, and other .fqrnlgn countries and will bo a real treat to Dod sb Brothers S P BCIAU . . ...'..',' TYPE -A 5EDAN A car. of genuine distinction, both -, in outward appearance and insido comfort. '-' The special 'equipment is obviously 'v!;.i the sort you would expect to find on .this vehicle. ' i . .......... . Five Balloon Tire f. 8lli3t) f. o. b. Detroit $1585 Delivered ' r'r' H. S. WAKEFIELD J20 KLAMATH AVP. rilOXK IOO ."' -'..'.". v --.?- ' ' J20 KLAMATH AVP. rilOXK IOO ' ' ---- - . - .-..- . , , -.f ' - : ... ..,!,., . '.; VS? , ; lauoivt. win; bi.i&...;.3ui in i.fc't.'i ';t.i i's .ivu.io-tl- tti- :. wtsmr -f.-t JJii..lF-s&J&j& il These recognized makers,among' othertitrsT out. Star's emphasis ., on SAFETY. BUICK CADILLAC CHANDLER CLEVELAND DURANT - DUESElJBERQ FLINT ; , JORDAN . 3LOCCMOBILE M.'S'RMON ..., NASH OAKLAND S&CKARB PfbjCK-ARROW - REO ''. RICKENBACKER ROLLS-ROYCE. Engineers agree that light weight cars need four-wheel brakes more so than any other . type. Star is the onlyxar in the low-price class that has them. Slippery hills hold no terrors for Star drivers. Star's locomo tive four-wheel brakes prevent wet weather skidding. Note the VALUE COMBINA TION POWERintheMillion Dollar Motor arid SAFETY with four-wheel brakes. . fAt the New Low Prices Buick & Star Garage Opp. White Pelican Hotel ' ft Pi a" 5 -'a' ,i "1' v 4 '' ...