The Evening herald., March 16, 1925, Page 2, Image 2

Don't Hide Your Charms in
, Ill'Fitting, Old-Fashioned
Lingerie! 1
. "Lux-8hu-Rl Knit" brand will fit crou
batter and Rive you lasting satisfaction tor
the Hole price you now pay for ready-
, made, garmonts.
See the new and fascinating spring
I'bvns 243-R before noon tor
showing
MRS. A. M. CRYSTAL
1113 Min .
Metier Lingerie
special Marcel
v ,:: ;- 50c
All this Month
Comfort Beauty Sboppn
.' 480 Main
Swansons
Barber Shop
Look' tor the TaKest Pole
Ib tha World
: Beantr Shop . In con-
section, . -,.
Gertrude Johnson la
' . . charge
' - Specialising in alaroel
' water waving and
,: French :. paper v curl.
- Shampooing, scalp treat
meats, facial maasaga
t aad manicuring for
i .ladles : and men.
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Hair tinting and hair '
f goods made to order.
Phone 318
625 Main St
Wood
: We can supply your
fuel needs on short
notice.
, . Blocks
Dry Slabs
Limbs
Coal
. Fuel Ofl
Phone your orders to
. . 535
601 Main St
O. Peyton & Co.
' "Wood to burn"
601 Main Phone 335
May
Your
Old
Shoes
To
, Me
and I'll put them in
shape so that they
will wear like new
! and still have that
comfortable feeling of
' an old shoe.
That
Isn't All
1 1 . will prepay the re
turn postage, so that
alL you have to pay is
; just to send them in.
SEND A PAIR
J TODAY
Goodyear
Repair Shop
Next to
Herald Office
W. W. CONNORS
i : Proprietor.""
IP
colors
private
Permanent Location
Lower Prices
WHAT, HO, PAISLY?
HERE'S SWAN LAKE
CROWDING YOU OUT
SWAN RIVER, Manitoba, Mar. 14
Discovery of ore; which was aaid
to contain traces of gold started a
rush to the farm ot J. L. MoVicnr'
17 mllt'S east of here today.
Nearly 50 claims were staked. Mc
Vicar had bean digging a well when
ho struck a heavy layer of rock
which contained a vein resembling
gold, approximately IS feet deep.
mm
Gibbons will fight Wills. . Thoy
want someone fdV Dcnipjoy til fight.
We" suggest ' tha income tax col-,
lector. .- - - .,-
In Oklahoma a plumber wis sent
to the pen. Tiere for five years. So
maybe they have a leaky ppe.
Spring floods are with us Caused,
perhaps by the wild waters rushing
to see the new bathing suits.
Mow Is the time tor all good
weather to come to the aid" ot the
farmers.
..Sheiks are passing. An Egyptian
tells ns Teal Bheiks are considered
boobs. Same here.
In Central Africa fatness is con
sidered beauty. This is where the
cannibals love their fellow men.
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) PAINTS WRONG HOUSE
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: BERKELEY, Calif., Mar. 14.
C, M. Gates, painting contrac-
tor, put nine men to work on
apartment house here yesterday
and at the close ot the day
surveyed the Job - with great
satisfaction. Then the owner
of an apartment building across
the street stepped over and had iinuuiiHeHt. .-,uit. i.imiuianuei anegeu uiat uie Uliue nau
a few words with' him, after deceived him about her race. '. v! ' . " -"
which the air about him beca.' . Names which have disappeared from the social register
sultry and he wiped great beads . Jn rccent year3 include Millicent Rogers, who married
t had'Tted V f'JZ. I j Count Uidwig Salm-Hoogstraeten ; Mrs. James A. Still
MtvfVT4ftf Mti man and Mrs. W. E. D. Stokes. .. ; ; '
What the World
Mechanical Cashier Makes Change
and Admits Persons to 1 rains
Patrons of an elevated railway in an
eastern city have been testing a fare-col-lectinc
aDoaratus at the station gates in
stalled to do the work of a human cashier.
It automatically retains ten cents from a
deposit of a quarter or a fifty-cent piece,
leUirainir the correct change ana, at inc
lime time, releasing the catch on the
turnstile to permit entrance to the trams.
Dimes -the regular fare also are ac
cented, but the machine will not handle
paper money, pennies or nickels. It is
believed that the device win do oi aia in
rush hours as passengers with the exact
fare, or coins which the contrivance will
change, can pass through quickly,
Wheelbarrow Bench for the Lawn
Is Easily Moved by One Person
Benches for tiie lawn or garden are use
ful and ornamental but cannot be moved
easily from place to place as needed. This
limitation has been overcome in a seat
which an Englishwoman has invented. It
With HndlM One End
ind Wbcel it tha Other, This
Dacoritiva Bench for Lawn
r Garden la Easily Ifored
- About
combines the features of a bench and a
wheelbarrow and may be trundled about
as easily as the latter article by means of
two long extension handles and a wheel
at the other end which forms part of the
support. .; i "'' .
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'(Approximately 16,000,000 bananas are
consumed vct-jr day, fa the United States.
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IS OBSERVED IN
This week, iltrch 15 to is
national camptlre week and Is ho
ing observed . in - Klamith Fallo.
opening yesterday with a bountiful
service In the Presbyterian church
in the afternoon, when Sunchacho.
Winom.t and NawahkanokJ. eamp
firei had charge of the services. The
girls were gowned In their cere
monial robes and some, who hive ,
not earned honors as yet, wore con-1
ventlonal middy and bloomers j
worn in the summer on hjkes and .
during work.
Thirteen years ago, M iron 1
years ago, Mirch 1".
Dr. . Frances Uulick with several j
others interested In the project.
1. .. .kill.. i . . 1. .- N, I
luuk ttvi luimivii lulu luc .Nvn ,
York mountains and worked cut tlio j
honors ot the group.
Yesterday the entire nation ob
served the first day ot national
camptlre week in the churches. To
day, Monday, is "school day," when
the campfire work is discussed be
fore students of various schools' lit
the city. Tuesday is designated as
as I
ofl
"radio flay'" and the members
Sunchacho group will gather at tho
home of Miss Elvira Call to listen !
In on a radio program. Wednesday
Is known as "club day" and each
of rae three groupi 13 sending four
girls to be present at the chamber
ot commerce forum to entertain the
organization. Mrs. Lynn Sabin.
guardian of one ot the groups, will
be present to discuss briefly "Camp
fire Work." Thursday Is observed
by hikes, however, a3 the girls are
in s:hool, this will be impossible.
Friday Is the l:g day of the
week, when the girls emphasize a
KLAMATH FALL
Alice Beatrice Jones Rhinelander
Is In New York's Social Calendar
NEW YORK, Mreh 16.---The name of Mrs. Alice
Beatrice Jones Rhinelander, former waitress and house
maid' who is being sued by her husband, Leonard Kip
Rhinelander, for annulment here of their marriage on
the grounds that she is a negro, appears in the March
supplement to the social register, a directory to the city's
socially elect, it became known today. -
The entry appears as "Rhinelander, Mrs. Leonard Kip
(Phillip) Jones, Mrs. Alice B., married October 14. at
New Rochelle, N. Y." ' . , . ..
Shortly after the marriage of Rhinelander to Miss
Jones, it became known that a census taker, had placed
Rhinelander's bride in his records as a "mulatto."
i Thecouple separated shortly thereafter, and in his
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(As.Seen.by'Popular Mechanics Magaztnej
Land Swimming Rack Teaches
Right Strokes in Two Lessons
With the aid of a macJiinfi invented in
England, beginners are said to be able to
learn the right swimming strokes in two
lnwons. The ouoil lies prone on a cushion
and his hands and feet are strapped to
special pads. When the instructor turns
a. erank. the students extremities arc
automatically made to perform the cor
rect swimming motions ss the resin to
which they are attached are moved in the
proper order by a chain-gear arrange,
ment. ,. i '
Acid-Proof Table Top
Vnr rhemical laboratories, battery-serv-
iro utAlinnn and other places where acids
are handled, an acid-proof coating on the
table tops is almost a necessity, i ne mi
I owing two solutions are used for this
nuroose: The Bret consists 01 iron sul
phate, 4 parts; copper sulphate, 4 parte;
potassium pcrmangnnate, 8 parts, and
water, 100 parts. The second solution
consists of anihn, 12 parts; hydrochloric
acid, 18 parts; Water, 100 parts.
, Two coats ol tn nrst soiuuon ans
applied hot with a brush and allowed to
dry ; any dried coating that has not
soaked in is then rubbed off. The surface
is then given two coats of tho second solu
tion and later a thin coat of raw linseed
oil is rubbed on with a cloth. If tho table
top is painted or varnished, it should be
craped down so that the solutions will
penetrate the wood. In cases where this
method was used on some old laboratory
.tables thejsulj..waj hjulily jjsfiu;tory.
The surface turns ebflriy-black a' tew
horns after the coating bat been applied.
curtain phaso ot the rauipflro coiKv
Last year limy stressed music, this
year tilt) girls nro stressing homo
work, and each girl Is W vntounln
members of her own family with
"parly." milking the plans hursoll
and serving the food. Ou Snlurday
afternoon there will be' n council
mooting when the girls will con
duct ceremonies and reeeivo the
beads ot nitlonal honors, ono of
-which b given tor the work t on
Friday.
Tha guardians ot the campflros
let the city are: Mrs. A. I.. Hire,
.guardian and -MI.hs Donna Mack, as
sistant guardian, of Sunnchnco
j group, sponsored by tho Prosbyter
;lan church; Mrs. Linn Sibln,
I guardian, and Miss Theluin Orlsile,
lasslstunt fcuardlun ' of Wlnemn
f"1''
also sponsored by the Prcs-
byterlau churoh; Miss Ruth Mlnlur,
guardian, and .Miss Delia Hawkins,
assistant guurdlaii ot Nawahknmoks
I group, sponsored by the Mills
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F isherrhen Comply With
Law, Says Game Warden
Ot the scores ot cat fishermen on
Lost River yeaterday wh wero ask
ed to show their fishing licenses,
not one failed ).o produce the license,
aseornllng to District titnt Warden
M.irl.iu Unrnes who' spent a goon
part of Sunday checking up on fish-
crmen. .
.., nave falln(l tiiat W08t of ,c
fishermen ot this county desire to
comply with tho law". Mr. Barnes
said. "So I always ask the news
paper to publish an ar'.Iclo setting
fishermen right on tho game require
ments, from time to time. When
the Klnmath anglers rend what leg
al requirements are necessary in tho
catching of gamo fish, they usually
comply without further ado. Those
that do not cdmply with require
ments after warning, I arrest with
out listening to any explanat'ons."
Is Doing
Electric Lighter for Water Hear
Manv houses have a gas water !. :
in the basement for summer use. Tv 1 .
it it is necessary to go downstair.'
this is rather unhandy. With the a; r '
tus shown in the illustration, it is p.
to turn on the gas and ignite it w tl
electric spark. The valve in the gr.n .
is provided with a cou spring, wnicip
off the gas automatically. It is open ; i
moans of a length of furnace d.
wound on a spool that is attached ' ?
valve as indicated. The chain is nun
pulleys, through tie wall into the rn
above, the end being fitted with a ru-'
plate on the wall holds the chain up
the same manner as a fumacc-dni:ii
control. These fixtures can be purcli
at any hardware store. Two dry ccl!
connected in series to i Kord ignition cii
which can be obtained at a garage. n.
side of the coil is grounded on the sU".'
and the other wire terminates about V
-'COILaPRINp
in. from the burner, directly above thu
gas holes so that aftor the as has boon
turned on, a spark Jumping this gap will
immediately ignite it. ,,.
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CQiiicklimo added" to benzine, in tho
proportion of about 3 os. to the gallon,
will deodorise it. Shake well, then strain
thrnlurh rhi.flfro.lnth.
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MAIN OT i I WIRING
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,ower lire
Shortly over a month age we received our first shipment of
Norwalks a full carload. .
Despite tthe fact that it was the slack season, we decided to
advertise these tires, believing tfjat a few sales would result.
The overwhelming resDonse to the advertising, far beyond our
X expectations, has proved that Klamath County residents appre-
A ciate TRUE TIRE
So here we are again.
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Tire
. Insurance
Don't worry about your
tires 'standing tha gaff.
Xhoso whoso tiro ropnlr
bills are a sourco of con
stant worry will be glad to
know that wo now offer
an Insurance policy tor
every tiro, covering various
road hasards. Lot us do
the worrying. Ask ' about
this unique feature, for
which we havo tho soli)
rights In KldmaUi county.
It you do much rough driv
ing. It means money to you.
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BE BEST EVER
If present Indications court for
anything tho County Ta;r this year
should be tho best yet staged by
Klamath county. The fair bop1 Is
to bo congratulated not only on tho
persuasive ways and far reaching In
fluence ot Its now personnel of sup
erintendents but on the enthusiasm
and sincere, dosire to make tho fair
this year a succoss from every stand
point, which tho act've superintend
ents aro loavlng In their path.
Honry, Senvon, president of the
Klamath County Potato , Growers'
Association, who ha? the furtherance
of the potato growing Industry at
heart and who in his dreams visions
acre after acre of potatoes gladden
ing the swcop of the Klamath Basin,
has been qulotly at work sowing not
only potato seed but Interest and
aid from various factions. . Mr.
Eemon's en lcavors In his capacity of
superintendent of tho newly crentod
potato division for tho cdmlng fair
have yielded as bountifully as dp Ills
-.veil , tended . potato f iolds. J. W.
Kerns, Implement dealer has pledg
ed an Iron Age potato retailing for
$130 for the host commercial ex
hibit of Netted Oom Potatoes. Tho
American National, flank will offer n
cash prize as second award and oth
er offors for this Interesting exhibit
have been donated through Mr.
Semon. The rules of tho commer
cial exhibit for Notlcd Ocms shall
be tho showing of a sack of potatoes
by a . grower raising not less than
two ncros In Klamath county. Tho
Inst evor.lng of tho County Fair this
sack will be auctioned, the proceeds
going Into a revolving fund to bo
used tho following year for special
nwar4 In commercial potato exhibits
as at other fairs on tho coast, .
h. A. West likewise' has se
ourod soma promises for cash prizes
for tho beef broods, the nu'mos and
amounts to bo made public, later.
The beef breed asnoclaUlons aro be
ing appealed to early In the pre
paration far special awards so that
their budget for this pnrpoHo may
lncludo Klnnmth .county. ' Last year
with .the exception ; of the special
prlzo for best mnlo nhd best female
Hereford llio breed associations did
J.ttot offor any special cash' aWards .nt
YEAR TO
People Want
VALUES.
Here are latest low
Norwalk
Leto Cords
30xJH Clincher-' $10.50
0x3tt RtralRhtsldo fS.2T.
32x314 .Mtrnlghlsida SIS. 10
31 x4 'Stralghmlde $10.60
H tl HtralKlitwUlo II.S.3B
33 x4 Stratghtaldo $18. UK
34 x4 Ktralgiitalde $1.20
3'ixtH atialK0tidn $23. HO
33x4 Mi RtralKhtsldn $24.53
34x4 Btralghtslda Sr..30
35x4 Stralghtaide $23.80
36x4 Vi StralRhtsldo $3.4S
33x6 StrnlghUldo $31. on
Slixfi Stralghlaido $33. Of.
87x0 ; Stralghlstdo $34.15
All prices Inrludo Oray tube
It red tuba Is furnlahed,
customor Is charged the dif
ference hetween gray and
red price.
Hub Tire Shop
CHAS. JOHNSON,
Modem, sunny rooms; private telephones;
excellent tray service; comprehensive car ex
tended surgical,-maternity and medical patients.
RATKS REASONABLE
KLAMATH VALLEY HOSPITAL
VtXK AT FOURTH BTIIKET , . , . , '',"'.'
KijtiATn faua onm.
WARIIKN BUNT, M. D OWNKH AND MANAOEB
Expert pharmacist avalluble In hospital pharmacy, day or sight
Klamath county fair. - Much Intorest
Ss already being manifested by boot
.breeders In the addition ot two now
classes, thoso for fat cattle and baby
beef, which 'Mr. Wbst has arranged
for this year's show.
IXIOAL Oinii HONORRD
Oregon Agricultural College, Cnr
vallls, March 16. Katharine Llnd
loy of Klamath Falls has Just boon
nominated for secretary of tho As
sociated Women Students. This or
ganization Is composod of all tho
women students on tho campus who
moot to discuss all matters of Inter
est to ' tho collogo women. ' Miss
Llndloy Is a freshman In cMnmorce.
FARM ICTMTOR NAMIU)
EUOENE, Mar. 14. Ralph Mor
rison, editor of tlio Western Fnrmor
was unanimously elected president
of tho Trade nhd Class Journal Or
ganization of Oregon hero 'today, Jor
rold Owen PaclfioJeagno editor wnn
elected vice proBldont; W, 0. Knloy,
Oregon Votor s6cretnry-treasuror;
and Stephen Ifnrt, Connliorclal Rri
vlew,'"'ands Qni'ttn J,,' nsachy Paelflc
NortltwWu Hotel Mum,. wbfo ' 61e'c!'t'o'd
Prices
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prices on Norwalk
Save
Money
Sure . money on Norwalk
Cords, one ot, tha most re
llnblo (Ires on the market
today. On every Norwalk
Cord piirchaaod, wa mak t
reduction of from $1 to
IJ.60 frouv iho regular
price, provided you' put
thvso tlrua un your '' or
yoiirsolf. It coals us that
amount to do tho work and
we'd rnlhor mnkn the ro
duutlon. Mgr. Phone 616
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Phone 93
Quality
and Price V
To dellvn to, rod Invariably
high quality printing at
right price wa have mado an
Investment of . thousands' of
dollars In plant 1 equipment
We have the best employees'
avallahlo. Wo want your bat
Inoss in printing, When wo got
It we are going to keep. It
with a printing service that
will give you sattstaotloii in
evory single dotall, . '
W.O.SMITH
Printing Co.
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