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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 26, 1925)
5PAGE EIGHT EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON " - THURSDAY, FED. 26, Hi a popular Breakfast Test misstates , 94tk tht ' . I Fotgir Coffet Tat Drink Folger's Golden Gut Cofiee tomorrow morning. The next morning drink the coffee you hive been mini. The third morning drink Folger's again. A morning or two and : , mnd you'll decidedly fa vor one brand or the other; the best coffee wins. Tift's fir isn't if? The whole family can make this tastetest. And the rules arc the same ir. all of the 29 states where Folgers Golden Gate Coffee is sold. In the Folger CoffeeTest it is your taste that counts, and you are invited to test Folger's with any other brand. It's a challenge to ., the coffee world, because in this test the best coflce wins. Doesn't that appeal to to your sense of fairness? 1 JO-1 r, i riii.i )" QjaHtralSrrica J.A.POLGtKCO., OlJ.A.F.CO. V it-! " : : i mil i i --. - ' The speed-up r . breakfast for busy folk! Half the clay's work is in the start!. Albers Minit Oats start your business-folk off with an energy 'breakfast dished up in double quick time. Three to five minutes that's all it takes to have Mirirt Oats steaming hot. ready to serve. Ready to carry ' them through to noon with energy to spare! . . . . For none of the health-and-ercrgy value of oats is lost . in the Albers pre-cooking process. Every bit of the oat' " nutriment is retained. Only the cooking process is speeded up. And this pre-cooking gives the oats a nut- lie, toisty taste that's great '. Try Albers Minit Oats for your "better breakfast" . . tomorrow morning see what a difference it makes ! J lW Better Breakfail Cereal you have a .Buick and need repairs or service come to the only Authorized Buick Service in town Complete stock of Buick Parts ' Special Buick Equipment , Expert Buick Mechanics ' Work , Guaranteed Buick and Star Garage Opposite White Pelican Hotel LATEST CREATIONS : BEING PURCHASED FOR NEW HAT SHOP : Tho Intost creations tu mlUluory apparel will soon bo on tholr way toward Klamath Kails, where thoy will grace tho show windows land shelves at the hat shop that will ho opened la Uarnhart's store In the McCarthy building, shortly after March J, by Miss Margaret Warden and Miss Clara 11. Calkins. The two young women have dotl tiltoly decided to sell baby's wearing appirel and are niukliig arrange ments for space to bo reserved tor this purpose. Through the reopera tion ot Miss Francos R. Anderson of Chicago, a niece of Mrs. Darn hart, hats mill bo purchased from the highest class wholesale dealers and a shipment will soon bo on It i way.. Miss Calkins Is now In San Francisco and according to recent word, has ordered a stock ot mil linery ot high quality that will soon arrive In Klamath Falls. ' Miss Calkins and Miss Wordoa have lived In Klamath Falls prac tically all their lives. I'p to qulto recently Mtsj Calkius mis city treas urer and tor tho past two years has been successful In the Insurance business. - Miss Worden Is music director of the Klamath Falls pub lic schools. BALSIGER TELLS OF EASTERN TRIP Klamath Falls Klwanlans today enjoyed a roview of tho trip of Elmer Bauilgor who. returned tho first of the month from an. exlondcd eastnrn visit spent mainly In Detroit la tho interests of the Ford Motor com pany. . In an Interesting talk, Bal slger gave accounts of the workings of tba huge plant, the size, employ ment, grounds and other features. The .plant, according to Balslger. Owns Its own textile 'manufacturing company, glass mills, grocery storo and all manner or utilities Including a hospital tar tho employes. A short discussion of his study In the south when ho took a post grad uate conrso under his uncle In tho Soulo Sanitarium, New Orleans, La., was given by Dr. A- A. Soule who re turned the early part of the week. BASEBALL FANS POSTPONE WIEE I Committee to Be Appointed at Gathering of: Fans Monday Night ; ' - t Due to the continuance ot the Elk's minstrel show tomorrow night, baseball fans who wore planning on attending a meeting In chamber of comerce rooms Friday evening, will keep, Monday night open for the same occasion, the date having been changed to accommodate those who Were in demand at the mlnstrol show but who are also Interested in the baseball question. A committee to Investigate tho stand to be taken by the players and fans will be named at this meet ing, with decision as to the nature of- tho teams also. Dr. O. A. Mas soy will preside. Whether Klamath Falls -will have a team linked with an outside tram of southern Oregon or northern Cali fornia, whether they will form their team around a nucleus of Industrial tna-.no; or wuether they will combine into one ciu- forco. th?sc are the questions to be decided upon Mon day. The method of financing will also" be brought up and sent before tho committee. The aim of the group will be to satisfy the fans and not the players, according to Dr. Massey In discussing the project to day. All men Interested and who have had experience in the pill hit ting line aro expected to turm out Monday in support of the mythical Klamath Falls league., PLEVNA CLUB IS ORGANIZED TODAY Ths first school club evor or ganized In the Plevna school district was formed during the recent visit to the school by Miss Helen Cow gill, leader of girls' club projects Id Oregon, Frank Sexton, county club leader announced today. Although the school has but a small enrollment compared with the more thickly populated distrtcts.'flve mombers wore listed under the local loadorship of Miss Mildred Talbot, whose previous experience with club work, organizations makes the suc cess of the new venture assured. Ruth Bushong Is president, Clarissa Bushong vice president and Alice Holliday, .secretary. Harriett Bu shong and .Nellie Talbot comploto the membership. . - Tnnt mana Hint nnn hn InimrtAA in rina Aa linlncra hiva hoAn In. vented for automobile tourists. . ftl'KF.DER FIXKO " W, J. Bushby Was arrested this afternoon by County Traffls Of ficer R. E. Knowles on charges of speeding In the city limits. He ap peared before Justice of tho Peace R. E.-'Hunsaker -and -was -fined .10 1 1 at 1 iUi V. Pays to UiOOO Wear C Soil les at it 1 ffttaMaUl fc? wHJ.9 I 1 , t "i rfe Your ability and per sonality Market them to the most . profitable advantage. Wear clothes that win respect, clothes that win confidence. Our Spring Styles will do just that for you, and they are Dollar for Dollar Values at $30 $35 and up to $50 Kuppenheimer . AND OTHER GOOD MAKES Get that spring suit off your mind and on your back i fi ..j.. Klamath Klothing Kompany , ; . Leading Clothiers Nettle ton Oxfords i Knox Hats Spring Styles Power for Export Asked From Canada Waterfalls ' OTTAWA, Feb. 26. Canada leads the world in harnossing wat er power, according to a report of the Dominion - department '. of tbo interior Hydro-electric development In Canada was Increased to 3,678 000 horsepower In 1924 through the Installation ot 360,000 additional units, the' report said.. Principal wator powor develop ments took place In Ontario and Quebec Now hydro dovolopmoni in tho pralrlo provlncos and British Columbia totaled nearly 50,000 horsepower. 1 Wator power projects contemplat ed within the next two years will add 50,000 additional horscpowor, tho department announced.. Work of ereotlng a plant at Carillon on the Ottawa River to furnish 70,000 horsepower for export to United Btntos Industries will bo undertaken this yoar, tho department said. W. C. T. V. HT.VIIT8 ACTIVK . . CAMPAIGN TIIIIUOIT NATION - CHICAGO, Feb. 26. Total ab stlnonco, law observance and. pledge signing are features of tho Youth's Year program of tho National W. C. T. 0. Four young women hnva started on a speaking tour of tho country which will cover 42 states In the first six months. Thoy will davoto tholr efforts to tho enlist ment of young mop and women In total nbstlnonco work. A goal of 1,000,00 chlldron signers Is figure set. Education In social, .morality tho basis of tho single standard morals;' education In loyal ellli ship,' including ilio enlistment first voters and foreign ' born Iznns; ' crontlon of a sound pu sontiment 'for world peace, and 1 dor conferences as an aid to s" out rum running from Canada Mux I co aro other tstouros of program. ; :, I Our Furniture Sale continues for 15 days j stock of Bedroom Furniture, Living. Room it dinsr. in fact we can furnish our home coi t t ? f ? t y ? $ y y y y y ? ? y y more and as we have a complete iom Furniture, Ranges, Rugs and Bed ding, in fact we can furnish our. home complete for less than catalogue prices. Friday Special on 42-piece Dinner Set 1 A beautiful 42-pc. set decorated with two gold lines. This set is open stock, and if a piece is broken it can be replaced anytime. 6 Cups 6 Saucers 1 . 7-inch oval bowl i sugar bowl 6 7-inch plates ,. 6 5-inch plates 1 30 s round bowl ... b 1 cover 6 fruit dishes ' 6 soup coupes 1 8-in. platter 1 cream pitcher 42-pc. Set Special . l'" ' ' . - .. , Buy at Perkins Furniture House for Less ; ; ; I ; ': . ! On 6th St., between Main St. and Klam ath Ave. ; ' : ' and coat when pleading guilty,
