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r... . EVENING HERALD,' KLAMATH' FALLS,' OREGON
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 192f
Liggett s
Little Bits from the East
The pick of tho World's Best
Confections. Here are some of
the pieces that this masterpiece
package contains:
Chocolate Novell. Combina
tion Conters, Smyrna Figs and
Hallowe'en Dates, Fancy Milk
Coaled Caramels, Plgnolln
Jirittlo, , Pistachio Delmont,
Fancy . Du Barry.
Xon-j'tiocoUiUv Wrapped Turc
Cream Caramels, Selected Jor
dan Almonds, Wrapped Noug.v
tines. Stuffed Dates Cryatalli
ed In Sugar.
The 'sale of this, package has
run ihto the millions since its
introduction, a short time ago,
and we recommend It to all as
,tbe ideal gift pkg. f
per pound '- X OU
Also In i and- B pound sites
STAR DRUGSTORE
KIAMATH FALLR. ORE.
DTD
ROCKY
PO NT IMPROVES
Firat Auto in Weeks Comes
Through to City By Way
of New Road
Feed and Seed Oats
For Sale
' Good quality
KLABZUBA BROS.
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White Pelican
Hotel
Merchants Lunch, 60c
12:00 to. 1:30. p. m.
Alto
Banquets
Parties
Dances
Don't overlook our dinner
Ar,.. tit MlirM. .
Beautiful
Eyes : -'v: '
The Healthy Kyo is tho bcantl-
ful eye. .
. Red, inflamed, watery eyea are
certainly not good to
,"' look at.
Those showing the above
symptoms nl"ajs have weak
r OM. jReliove the strain with.
proper glasses and jou re
move the cause.
Dr. Goble
Glasses . Frame
700 M.U.V
Orouna : Itrpnlral
.' Eret Exnmlned
QUICK BERVICK
Hot sun, beating onto the road
during the past work, has dried up
the Rock creek road sufficiently to
allow auto . traffic, according to
Forest Ranger Roger .of the Crater
National forest who was In this c.'ty
yesterday afternoon. Tor tho first
time la many weeks, an automobile
was able' to pinko the trip from
Rocky- Point through to Klamath
Falls. Tbe car arrived in Klamath
Falls yesterday afternoon, little the
worse for wear. Tbe best route, ac
cording to Mr. Rogers is by way of
the New Rock Creek road.
. In a week, with the present sun
shiny weather continuing, the road
will be la good condition for regu
lar auto traffic.
Freight, held up by the la;pas
sable road between Klamath Falls
and Lakeview,: moved westward yes
terday when the road became open
for the first time in a month., While .
It was Impossible to reach lakevicw
by utomobilo, trips were omde reg
ularly with the a'd of teams over
the impassable . stretches. , During
this period it took two Jaj"i to make
the trip tV-Lakeview. The over
night stop was made at BIy. ,
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Notice
Bench Warrants Out For
Two Traffic Violators
. Armed with bench . warrants., for
the arrest of two motorists wanted
on auto, violation - charges, R.: E.
Knowlee-left1, yesterday for Chllo
quln. The two men who are sought
by the county, - traffic officer are
V. D. C. Beach of 'Portland, con
nected with the Modoc Lumber company.-
Mr.- Beach Is wanted on a
charge of speeding. Louis Knight
is wanted on a ehargo ot operating
an automobile without a drivers license-
Both men wore notified some
time ago to appear before Justice
of the. Peace R. E. Hunsaker, but
had failed to do so. .
We have a wonderful phonograph that is a .
real bargain. It has an extraordinarily
deep and mellow tone, -marvelous volume '
of sound and a quiet running motor. This
machine has been slightly . used but you -would
never guess it, it is in such good con
dition. Alot of the latest and most up-to-date
records go with it.
A phonograph of this type sells for $175
Sale Price Only
We are trying to sell this phonograph so that
a friend will be able to pay his ' .
. ; ' account with us
$95
We have
10
MORE
DAYS
10
to get a certain sum for. Mr. Perkins cred
itors. This sale has been a wonderful suc
cess, and every buyer has bought 'a bargain.
We wish to publicly thank everyone who
has paid his aoccunt at this store; also those
who have bought our merchandise because
it has been a big help to us.
Perkins'
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Furniture House
10 DaysRead Advertisements in Friday's Paper 1 0 Days
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This is the Way They Should Look
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Lower 1 ire Prices ,
Q- p money Vn KeHey-Springfieldi, known the nation over as one
OtL Y EZj of ; thcllturdiet,. mb'it. reliable tires on the market today. ;
Onevery Kelly-'Springfield purchaed, we make a reduction of from $1
to $2.50 from the regular price, providing you put these tires on your
car yourself. It costs us that amou nt to do the work and we'd rather
make the reduction. , :
Tire Insurance
Don't worry about your tires-standing the gaff. Those whose tire repair
bills are a source of constant 'worry will be glad to know that we now
offer an insurance" polidy for. every tire, covering various road hazards.
Let us do the worrying. Ask about this unique feature, for which, we
have the sole rights in Klamath county. If you do much rough driving, it
means money to you.
COOLIDGE AND DAWES
INAUGURATED TODAY
- (Continued From rnn One)
which wort carols g nis words Into
tbe farthest corners ot the country.
Vsing frequent gestures, the presi
dent pictured the glory of America's
growth, and when he declared Am
erica must continue to be "openly,
and candidly, intensely and scrupul
ously ' American" - there came the
first applause. After that the ap
plause became more general. There
tv as a roar when he declared for an
adequate military force.
WASHINGTON, March 4. March
drew from her finest wares to pro
vide a. perfect dawn for inaugura
tion day and President Coolldge was
one of the first among all in
augural .throngs to be out of doors
In the bright, morning sunlight.
Before 7:30 o'clock, while m)st
of Washington was just bestlr.'lug
Itself from . sleep, the president
stepped out on the north portico of
the mansion, took a round afoot
around the northwest gate, past the
stand where he later was to review
his Inaugural panicle. " The bright
morning light was playing gladly
pn. ..the'' rod, "white nd blue that
decked out the staid government
buildings, flanking .Iho'WIllte House
cn each side and the freeze fast was
losing Its bite of yesterday.
' Weather Is Good
To' the- secret service' men who
were - his sale companions . during
the walk, the '. president remarked
that on every, one of 'the other eight
days when he took anoath of office
the weather had' been at' Its best.
He added that' he . hoped It would
not break a precedent today. '
Soon' after be reentered" tic
White House Mrs. Coolldgo and their
guests were ready for breakfast and
the party sat down 4n the state din
ing room to the usual buckwboit
cakes, Vermont maple syrup and
sausuge, Frank. Btearns, the presi
dent's friend, was missing from Ute
breakfast table, having gone to tho
union station to meet John Cool
ldge, an Amherst student, who came
into Washington among the list of
the Inaugural crowds that had
gathered to see his 'father become
chef executve for another four
years. 8oon after 8 o'clock the first
bf the throngs that were to witness
the taking ot the oath on tho capl
tol plaza had begun to make a thin
fringe (of humanity around the rear
of the mammoth tands reserved tor
the elect.
Moantlme the ' final decorations
of the ' presidential, stand, long gar
lands of evergreens, were put In
place among 'therfoldr of tho 'flag1
thit were drnped everywhere about
the post ot- honor. , Then the radio
announcers gave one last tryout to
j the broadcasting Apparatus that was
to carry the Inaugural speecn to the
country and pronounced 1 tho ar
rangements perfect. ; . , 'v .
APPOINTMENT WILL
I BE ANNOUNCED SOON
Appointment of a deputy district
attorney to aid; In tho conduct ot
the district attorney's office will bo
announced within the next few days,
W. P. 'Myers, , deputy prosecutor
staud this morning. Mr. Myers
would not disclose the names of
any candidates he has In mind for
the job. ; -.'
According , to the ' arrangement
made between I)l3trlct Attornoy
Ganong anw Mr'. Myors prior to
the former's departure for a govern
ment hospital at Walla Walla, Mr.
Myers may choose the deputy who
will, aid In pr:secutlon matters dur
ing tho absence of Mr. Ganong. .
Mr. Ganjftn In now, well eatab
ll.ihed . at the-government sanitar
ium, according to Word rc:clvoil
this ' morning.- He will undergo
treatment for., lung trouble, which
treatment will consist principally lb
living Iq-the' open .tinit Tenting. ,;
"... Kelly-Springfields
31x4 6-pIy cords .,....$ 20.00
32x4 6-pIy cords 21.95
33x4 6-ply cords .....i........: 23.95
33x4,2 g-ply cords 28.70
33x5 8-ply cords 95.54
30x5 8-ply, cords 34.44 .
35x5 8-ply cords 33.75
36x6 12-ply cords 60.00
40x8 12-ply cords ;...:.......;....... 122.80
502 South Sixth
Hub Tire Shop
J CH AS. JOHNSON, Mgr.
; ; Phone 616
REWARD MONEY FOR
SLAYERS WITHDRAWN
By reason; of the fact that no
clew has . been obtained, as to the
Identity of the man who killed Dun
McDonald, blaaksmtth In tbe logging
camp of the Ewauna liwx company
near Chlloquln, the $1000 reward
posted by employes of the company
has been withdrawn, according to
announcement today by J. F. Dag
gett and John" Forrester, trustees ot
the fund. The men who auhscrlbud
.can now got Hhelr money.
The $ip00) poslod by the company
for the apprehension of the McDon
ald slayers will' stand for the time
lining, Miy Dgett said.,
E. W: Renick
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Public Accountant '
Accounting
and
Auditing
(General t
Income Tax
Capital Stock Tax
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