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WEDNESDAY, MATtCU 4, 1925
;; EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH PALLS, OliEGON
l'AGE T11UEE
.':.!f't (i'fAl':.Tl .(1.1
Yesterday
Four grocer s
doubled their
orders for
GOLDEN r
, KRUST
. v , BREAD
The reason is
THE; QUALITY
1$ THERE
Klamath
Bakery :
826 Main
v Again
Tonight
"40
Winks"
with '
Viola Dana
and
Theodore Roberts
and
, Geo. X. White l v
and h all 7
GIRL REVUE
. in'
"Tickle Me"
TOMORROW
Pauline Fredericks
in :
"Smouldering Firet"
, and ... ' . .
"Snooky"
and hii girl In
. an entire
change of program
!
- A well-known authority ' stntoo
that stomach trouble and Indlgos-
' Hon are nearly Always duo to acid
ity acid stiimiich and riot, an moat
folks bollovo, from a lack at iIIkks-
, tlve Juices. Ho states that an ex
cms ot hydrochlnrln acid In the
stomach rotnrds digestion nnil stnrts
food fermentation; thon our moals
tour like garbage In a can, form
ing acrid fluid and gases, whlrA
Inflate tho stomach llko a toy bal
loon. We thon get thnt honvy, lumpy
foolUig In tin) cliKHt, . wo erucluto
sour food, belch gns or hnvo honrt
burn, flnkulenco, watorbrash dr
nausea. , . , .
Ho tolls us to lay nsldo all dlgos
tlvo aids and Instond get from nny
pharmncy tour ounces ot Xad Salts
and take, a tahlospoonful In a glass
' of water bnforo brealcfnst, wiillo It
Is bfforvosoliig, and furthermore, tp
' contlnuo this for one week. While
roliot often follows the, first doso,
it is Important to - neutralise the
acidity, remove the gan-mnklng mass
start the liver, sttmiilnto tho kid
neys and thus promo to a froe flow
of pure digestive Juices.
Jart SaltB Is Inoxp'onslvn, nnil lu
made from tho ncnld ot grapes anil
lemon Juice, combined with lllhln
and sodium nhosnhato. Thin lmrni-
loss salts Is used by thousands ot
stomach sufferers with excellent re
sults. Adv. .
ACID IN STOMACH
SOURS THE FOOD
From tioill ...
Fred Hearth of tod I Is In the
. elty on business, for tho next tow
flays, ';' , '., ; v r
M',
M a i n 1 y
Tim VVr-uilmr
Thu .Cyclo-stormagruph ut Under
wood ' pharmacy liow thut the
pruaaura bun been fulling today anil
a dlalm-bunco Is approuchliig from
tint south. Forecast for next 24
lioiirn: Cloudy, with, brisk winds
and moderate timiponitiiriiH. ,. '
Thu Tycos recording thermometer
registered maximum and minimum
temperature today an followa:
lllKh...!. 07 . . .Low, ..3
V. 8, Weather ltKirt-
Oregon: Unsiitlle4,, tonight and
Thursday, probably rnlu lu north
porljon; ,. modorala temperature;'.
strung south to west wind.
t
Hhrlne Hliuw To Iln (ilm
An ontortulnmont that will equal,
If uot cxcoll lh Elk's Minstrel, will
bo shown on March 27 by llio Crater
Luka Klirlno olub, under Ilia man
agement of Frod Cofnr and Harold
Hull, wIiojo efforts wero lurgoly
responsible for tlio success of the
'1311c M'B-lrel. ,
Appoint Arabr-osa Iiuuctr
A position of electrical Inspector
ot Klnnialli Falls, loft open by th
rralKuutlon Monday night of It. I.
Sloan, Is living temporarily filled by
Fire Chlof Keith Ambrose, appoint
ed yontorduy by Mayor Frd It. Mod
dnrd. Mr. Ambrosu's appointment
will receive tlio stamp of approval
from Hid council on Monday night,
It In undiimtood. Ho him had ex
perience In electrical work arid bin
new position will work In with bis
position ot building Inspector.
Knlr Honnl To Mi-t
A uieoilng of tho county fair
board has been collod for Saturday
at 1:30 p; in., Secretary T. W.
Nowcomb announced yaatorday af
ternoon.. All vacancies caused by
I rtwlgnntlon . of supervisors will be
; filled, the secretary said.
Inrainr Tax Min llc
According to their annual custom.
Dun ll'urrlng and Fred Colvlg, fed
eral Income tax men, are statlonad
in tho council chambers of the city
hall tor the purpoio ot aaslstlng clti
in:a of Klamath Falls In making
nut their Incouto tax statements for
tho year 1D24. They will remain
in Klamath Falls till Saturday noon.
l"fayo. Mwllng, TmiiK'
lit,- r'. 1
Tho first of a series ot addresses
on church history. will, bo delivered
tonight at the Kplsropnl church by
the: Her. T. " A." Meryweather. Tho
prayer meeting will be tho second
meeting elnce the advent of Lonton.
It la scheduled for 7:50 p. m. Fol
lowing tho sorvlre, cnndldntos for
eonflrmitlnn will bo instructed. .
I'gtun Kir-xre 8yminlliy
A resolution expressing aymfiathy
for Dr. O. 8. Nowsom, whose mother
pa-nod away this-week, yt. passed
at tho meeting ot tho Amorlcua
l.eglon Inst night. ' '
lKlgn To Moot
Mombers ot Prosperity chapter of
Rebecca lodge wilt moot In the hall
on Thursday ovonlng t 7:30 p. m.
lor the regular; business meotlrjc
followed by a social evening, Tho
cnmmltteo In chnrgo Includes Mrs.
Fred Clover, Mrs. Harold Brnndon
burg of Chlloquln and' Mrs.'. Harry
Loucks. . i ' 1' . . '
New Voice
Five new voices wore added to
the personnel of the . male chorus
of llio chamber of commerce when
they mot last night In tho chamber
rooms for reheursHl. Tho now mem
bers are Wlllnrd Bmlth, who will be
romanioercd tor his solo work In tho
Elk's Minstrel, John Robortson,
Wlaltor B. Oliver, Ooorgo 'Waltou
and Zono Wells.
Stop That Backache
Many
Klamath Falls Vollu Havo
Found the Way
Is a dull, norve-racklrig backache
wearing you out? Do. you fenl
oldor and slower than you should?
Aro you tired, wonk and nervous:
find It Impossible to b hnpptv or
fn Joy the good times arounn your
Then there's something wrong and
likely lt'i your kidneys. Why not
get at the cause? Use Dean's Pills
a stimulant (llnrotlo to, the kid
neys, Tour neighbors recommend
noan's. Rqnd what thin Klamath
Falls, resident says: . , ": " i!
Mrs. J. T. McCullum, 407Nlnth
Fit., says: "When I have attacks ot
bnckaohe and foal run down-nir my
kidneys don't not right, a short use
of Donn's Pills soon corrects the
trouble and "Strengthens my book
and kldnoys." . .
Mrs. McCullum Is only ono of
many ' Klamath Fnlls 'people who
hnvo gratefully endorsed Dean's
Pills U vonr hack aches If your
kidneys bother you, don't simply
nsk for a kldnev remedy- ask dls
tlnctly for DOAN'S PILLS, the same
that Mrs. McCullum had tho ienv
odv backed by home toBtlmony. 60
cents at all dealors, Fostor-Mllburn
Co,, Mfrs., nuftnlo. N. Y. "When
- A bo u t .
From 'Tho Ag-ilcy
Jumns w. Overton of Klamath
Agency, K. W., Noave ilu of the
Agency uijil E. K. Crulksliank are in
thu city fur sevnru.l days, shopping
end Iraniiiictlflg bimlnesa. Tlldy. are
KUjHtit In t ho 1 lull liolol wiillo In
Klamath Falla. ' ' "
Office Hire
.Itoy Tuhof of Dorr's, member of
tho low forces ot that city. In the
city on. buillittM.
(Vijk'ii .Man lit Towr-
()'. C. Falling of Mndford. official
of (he Oregon California Power com
pany ,W In tho city making a busi
aeiK visit u 11 d Inspection tour. '
KiigiiiM-1- Vbil(JiC
'.' Charles K. Hlrlckl'ih,, itate en
Bliieef from Salem, In la tlio city
Jot neveral days on a buainemi trip,
a guuut In thu Hull hotel.
Opening
Announcement
" Worden-Calkiris Hal Shoppe
' - With Barnhart's McCarthy Building
To the women of Klamath Flails who .
are interested in fine hats at lower
prices, this is addressed.- !
Tomorrow, our opening daywill be
shown a choice selection of models,'
embodying latest designs arid shapes.
This showing, compreTierjsive though
it will be, is but the forerunner of a
new era in this city-'Better hats for
' less." : ;.. .-. '-' :
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White Pelican Theatre
'The Picture House for You and Your Family
TONIGHT
"Oatlawi of the Sea"
The story of a girl's. daring; 1n. defying group of rum
' ruunrcs Sco what hapjicniil
Also Harold Woyd In "IHO CHIKF"
. Coming Salunloy nnil Kimiuiy
HAROLD LLOYD In ".SAFETY LAST"
Ht
: Eat Better For Less
? j At tho . -
WASHINGTON CAFE
. Drop In nd see fori yourself why so many ipeople
prefer to eat here hd why, once they start the .
. stay right 'with ug, .
AMKHICV.N AND CHIXKSK DISHES
125 SOUTH HIXTII. WEE SHIN'U. Prop.
To
Good Will
it is just as necessary,,that we satisfy'our used car
: - customers as our new. .
For reliable Used cars -see
Buick & Star Garage
' ; H. . Hauger ;-A :, ':
' Opp. White Pelican Hotel ;
Pe ople
',rif--
Fynm Tim fort
. ;. K. Carter from Fort. Klamath
Im In, the city for a few day vlnltlng
with frlenilK and iraniiactlng buxl-
D UHH. .' "
Mpljik Jn 'liy
It. C. Hplnk, Ju.tlco of the peace
of Chllo(ii!n, Ifc a Kuent In the city,
registering at the Hall hotel.
Mlimtri-I Again At Mjilln
80, ettcceMful 'was - the Mlnntrel
nliow In Klamath Falln, that the
Klk troupe Is going to journey to
Malin next Wednesday night and try
their luck there.
ItelurllK From Tnrntlon
.Mrs. Lettle W,11M', in charge of
tho baby department. In Moe's store,
r em reed , from her vacation this
week bavlng spent two months In
(lie Wlllametta valley and Salem
vlnltlng with friends and relatives.,
Obtain
(lilUlren Jn rkliwj
' Mr.; Con ,'FHaigerald of' lMuh.
Oregon, Is In tho city for a tow darn,
putting her neveral children In the
Hacreil Heart Academy for the re
mainder of the aprlng terra. :
From Yalnax '
F. A. llutto, a frequent visitor Id
Klamath Falls, Is In the city for a
few day from his home at Yalnax.
Mock liiMM-clor
Jumes W. White, stock Inspector,
Is In the city for a while, following
Inspection of the cattle on Klamath
county ranches. Ho Is a guest In
the Hull hotel. ,
From Merrill Itoad
W. J. O'Urlen la among the out-
of town visitors in the city from bis
ranch on the Merrill road. ; .
Ifcirrl Visitor
Mm tlanrva OIlA fa vlalttr In
the city from Dorris, shopping for
several days -while hero. '
Mlockmrn H
Ci. B. Dahl of Tygh Valley and F.
Knight of . Portland, prominent
stockmen are In the city on a short
business trip,' guests In the Hall
betel.";
Yvnm Rock Creek , .
D. E. Alexander, owner of! the
Rock Creek ranch Is a business visit
or In the city,' taking advantage of
the good weather .to motor In from
his ranch.' ,
In Shopping
Miss Marie Ohrm from the Mt
Lakl district was In the city this
morning visiting with friends and
doing a little spring shopping.
lleturtw From Smith - :
Mrs. Will Houston arrived at her
home In Klamath Falls last night
following a six week's visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harris ot San
Diego, California. :
I-yonr Mnlln . '
: ; Mr., and' Irs. W.. C. Dalton ot
Malfn have been in the city for the
past few (lay?, shopping and looking
Into business Interests. .
f
On Visit
' J. C. Thompson, former division
manager of the California, Oregon
Power company. Is In, the eUy from
Medford for an extended visit in
Klamath : Falls. S." O. Stewart ot
Portland, of the Copco company, to
also In Jhe city for several days.
They are guests In the White Pell-
ean hotel. , - j '
Stnndnrdt Oil . Men ; . j
A. P. Hroara' ot San Francisco,
Henry Shoek of Yreka, are In the
city In the Interests of the Standard
Oil company for several days.
Agents in City : "
W. A. Benjamin ot San Francisco,
C. E. Burnett ot Portland and J. F.
Scanlin of Seattle, in the city in the
Interests of foreign lines, for which
they ere railway, freight and pas
senger agents, are guests of the
White Pelican hotel ' for several
days.
From Medford
P. R. Shelley of Medford Is a' bus!
Jiess visitor In.' the city for 'several
days, a guest in -the A-rcade hotel.
Chlloquln Visitor
J. A. Ca.ry.ot Chlloquln is among
tho out of town visitors In -the city
visiting with friends' and transact
lug business.
On Business
J. O. Tyrer of Hornbrook Is
California visitor in the city for sev
eral days on business.
Mviirord Visitor
George Watson, of Medford is In
the city tor several days on busi
ness,
Notary Commissions Granted.
Notary commissions were granted
yesterday by Governor Pierce to
E. M. Bubb, cashier ot the American
National bank, aitd E. C. Ahlstrom
ot this city. .
Irf-nves for Lumber Oin '
Louis C. Mueller has left for the
logging camp ot the Klamath Lum
ber and Box company near Recrea
tion, where he will 'assume his posl
tlon as camp boss. '
Journeys to Chlloquln ' ,
R. E. Knowles, county traffic of
ficer, drove 4o Chlloquln yesterday
tor the purpose .ot serving bench
warrants on two auto violators who
had not answered summons to Jus
tice court. The two violators were
V. D. C. Beach and Louis Knight.
The two men could not be located
by the officer. '
IiCvp for t'hlco
J. P. McAullffo, prominent sheep
man ot -this county, left, yesterday
for Chlco, Calif.', where, all ot his
cattle that were not drowned In tho
flood ot the Sacramento river are
grazing. After spending a day dr
so thoTe, Mr. ' McAullff plans ' to
Journey to San Francisco,, whore he
will' undergo an operation,
CllY
BEATS MERRILL
t
Superior learn work wins
Victory for Lumber .
Company Team
Superior team work, close check-
ng and excellent passing led to a
decided victory for tho basketball
team of the Pelican Bay Lumber
company over the Independent quin
tet of Merrill, last night at the Peli
can Bay community hall. Before a
crowd of 125, the' lumber company
five .defeated the farmer. from the
southern' Klamath basin, by a score
of 33 to 27.
At no time during the game, was
the Pelican Bay team lead by Mer
rill. Steady and consistent, the
saw mill boys piled up basket after
basket, thus nullifying frequent ral
lies by their opponents. -
The line-up of the winning team
last night was as follows: Hend
rlckson, right forward; Wortlcy,
left guard: Glsvold, center; Singlcy,
right guard; Smith and Taylor, left
guard. Vernon Moore of Klamath
Fails was referee. -
Pelican Bay team will clash with
the Fort Klamath quintet on March
Id, It was announced. The "Lumber
company team are developing Into a
strong aggregation capable of giving
the strongest teams Id the county a
stiff game, r
Department '. Will Improve
Highway Between City
- and Barclay Springs - .
A state, highway- project,' includ
ing the improvement of "The Dalles-
California highway between Klam
ath Falls and Barclay Springs,' will
be nnder way In several weeks, It
was announced today by engineers
of the state highway department. : .
The maintenance work will com
prise principally the widening of the
highway In places where It is con
sidered too narrow tor absolute
safety to the Increased volume of
traffic, over this road. .
In places .where ..the' road passes
through cuts, the maintenance
crews will widen the - highway i to
allow safer movement of traffic. In
other locations, , the road , will be
filled to widen the highway. '.
The work will not be handled
under contract but by the main
tenance crews of the highway de
partment under the .supervision of
C. C. Keiley, division engineer and
C. C. Seeley resident engineer.
The improvement, it is felt, will
make the drive from Klamath Falls
north , on the Dalles-Calif orna high
way safer to the niotorlst. '
From Modoc Point i " : t ;
.'Grace ; Handfbo of Modoc Point
was' a Klamath' Falls visitor today
shopplng ' and visiting friends.
Receive Sad. Xi
; Word has been recelv.ed here ot
the death in Ashland last night ot
Mrs, Margaret Van Hardenburg, the
grandmother of Miss Pauline Clift
and Miss Georgeanna Clift ot this
city. ' Mrs. . Van Hardenburg had
made her home with Mrs. A. E.
Hensley, . mother of the two local
girls. ... i
Mprryman Acting Health Officer
During the absence of Dr. Q. S.
Newsom, head of the county health
unit. Dr. George ' H.' Merryman
former county health doctor, is act
ing in the health officer's place. ir.
Newsom was called lo Prinevllle by
the death ot his mother and Is ex
pected back In Klamath Falls next
Sunday.
Returns From Trip
After an abserica of several
months in Washington, Oregon and
California, ' Mrs.'' Frank - Wilson,
connected with Moe's store, re
turned to Klamath Falls yesterday
and this morning resumed her posi
tion In the local store as .bead of
the Infants' wear department. Mrs.
Wilson Teturns to her home ' here
much refreshed from her long va
cation, ' ' '
C. H. Underwood Back
C. H. Underwood, local druggist,
returned last night from Olympia
after an absence ot several days.
Mr. . Underwood was called away
from Klamath Falls suddenly by tho
serious Illness of his mother. Alter
his , arrival his mother's condition
improved materially and evidence
of her ultimate recovery was patent.
Mrs, Underwood, who accompanied
him to Olympia, will remain there
tor several weeks with a sister. Mr.
Underwood said the roads between
Klamath Falls and Ashland were In
good condition,' with the exception
ot sevoral muddy spots. ' -v V
At Trie . :
LIBERTY
- "The Ltburty; Has ,
the Picture": .-
Today Only"
1 AlPicture
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Banish the blues with
Lloyd' '
SEE this joyous jester
and laugh"' yourself
sick!"T'
It's all in fun!
.' ' .
Gloom-Chasing Plus"
Thursday Only
Harold Bell Wright's
; Great Novel '
"When a Man's ' a
Man"'
Satisfied
i
Custcmers
, Our strongest reoommonda--,
tions come from our satisfied-,
customers. .. , '
We make very few mistakes
In our optical work and-when
we do we gladly correct our -.
error. - - i
That means that those whit J
get their eyo glasses here are,
satisfied.' .
i'-''.Mi'
Dr. H. J, Winters
Eyesight Specialist
714 Main. Phone 140-W
We grind our own lensea .
Harold
Lloyd
Girl ;i
,
CltV Engineer In L'ortluncl ' V
E. B. Henryv city engineer, is
spending, several daa In Portland
on. a combination trip of business
and pleasure. . '
I
Local Kgg Market :.
Buying price: Ranch run, 23-2 7;
graded standard, 28c j candled .ex
tras, 30c; association cartons, 32c. r !
Soiling price: Ranch run, 30-35c f.
graded standard, 35c; candled ex
tras, 37c; association -cartons, 87c,
DANCE
Saturday, March 7
at the Malin Hall
.. Malin, Oregon .,'
' Music by the Sokol
Brass Band of Malin
Given by the Commit
tee of the Hall
Your Duck 1b Ltme Uomomber Iho