The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, March 23, 1925, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Textfeci gbeigh EVENING ITER ALP, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON1 MONDAY, MARCH 2.1, 102.1 T h KM How about pyorrhea? It 'lurks unsuspected In the mouths of four out of overy five. I(J la 'Its early stages, remedial measures are simple. Lett aloud Its . (Continued From Page Five) ( -"'-.'. CASS RKTTHNrt, .. 1 ravages wurk damage to the teeth and health which can oarer v undone., for your health's sake have your teeth examined. We charge you nothing for the service. R. D. CO E, Dentists (Painless, of course.) SOa-204 Ilopka nuiff. 8th and Main. fit. SfHJ . ... DenttHtry at prices yon ran afford to pay Fred Cass returned to Kirk Tues SPOT Kl.HKKHS Tbe Pelican Community club has been preparing-a pool and billiard slicker list during the past week for day to resume work for Pelican Buy. Cass spent, tho winter In Chlco. Buy Grater Lake HKl.l'S REPAIR MUX I the protection -of ; tho loss skillful members. Heading the list are Bod KoJsJor, Kdward H. Pike and An gdo Sangaunette.' - : ' 1 : ! - MICKKV liKAVKS ,. ."Chill" Chastaln, w:io bus 'boon In the Motloc'g store Or some time, hus boon doing repair; work on the Dairy Products mill during the pas week. !;. '- t i - s Your 'Lingerie- Tho modern iwoman' wears silk, not just because It Is better ' )ookJn;, but ..because It ,Ia real economy to do so.".- ;You will never know roal lingerie satisfaction,' however, until ' ' , -jron have tried "Iux-Shu-Rl Knit" brand clinging, pjft and slovcly, made to conform to your figure, . j . ,, . , . i ..... t. ...... . . . "You may-have-this satisfaction' tor the same, price you now pay for ready-modes. Phone 243-11 before noon tor private showing. No obligation. 1118 Main ! Phono 343-R MRS. A; M. CRYSTAL Quality Distinctiveness Low Cost Mickey llaushtory left Wedne day for Pelican' rainps, whero be will brake the com!ng season," ' KILN MAY MKRB V j C, A. Kupfor of tin North Coast Dry. Kthi Co., Jias teen spendtng a couple of Veoks In this district In the interests of his, company.'; it " i-.v.J .C 'J .- Vaudeville and Ef attde Open to the Public Scandinavian Hall. t Eridav Nicrht March 22 vxju4tlgi$;,g ; rum', i . Admission $L10 p 1-.,, ickete-now on sale. at. . Tjnderwopd's Rrug tp;"rf Houston r4;PhelpsoA ol- K.' Store . v Whitaker's Grocery ' . STOS-H WRK STAim,. "ork was begun by Jack Rlllott and his crew on tho stone work for the bcller at the ShnsU VIew plant. The work will be completed by the end cf tho week. ' : SHIP LOGS " i Shaw-Bertram camp Is averaging slxtoca cars of logs per day. ; ? " SAWEIt HV.RK Ora Q. SUror.was In town during the woek.. Storor Is a sawer. He may gw for Campbell-Towle at the Sprague river mill. oi:ar tiu: TK.U-K . . ., t Art Warner has been breaking the road Into the Anno Creek lumber company's mill during 4lie. week with qis new caterpillar. Iraclor! x ' Butter R. IU MA VISITS Kobert Hlrsch( trattte ; repros- entatlve of the Santa Fe Railroad, wai a visitor at tho larger mills In the district last week. ' - Made from Klamath County creani. 'i Made in' a sanitary, modem fant Sold i -, - . .. , roy your;grocer. . . " . IS VISITOR .Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Cox wore Klamath Kails . visitors SMurdny. Mr. Cox Is yard aupurlutondoat for the Algomu ' Lumber Co. ' " Cottage Cheese I ' IXSPJXT'OILS UKKK William Wink i and V. K. John son, Inspectors' for tho California While and Sugar Pine Mfrs, Assn., visited at the association mills dur ing tbo paHt week.1 " Takes the place of meat.. Makes n wel come change at meal time, yet costs , r very little. At your market. Ice Cream ( t:TULOQVL OKMtl.U, IX R. Fish;, suner.lntendent of tlie ChiloQUta Lnnjber psmpany was In Klamath Falls- Frhljiy on business. ' I' 1 SVi' i ., . . . GOKS TO KAX FRAXCLSCO E. A. Blcckingcr of the Chlloquln Lumber company left for San Fran cisco Saturday on business connect' ed with the company. , " AVILI. KKT FOR .MOIKX; Harold Hall has left the Chlloquln Lumber company, and has been do ing repair work at Mottle tor' the past few days. He started setting ratchet this morning. r'.-y-a.- LEAVES FOR KIRK -'Billy Shannon left for Kirk TKur's-.' day; - Shannon: will be. handy, man at Pelican Bay. campsthls yep,.. GA'xox!'AtvSidlidV7 George ; dannon,. formerly with Pel team Boy,- will. run. train for the Modoc. Lumber-'. Company this sea- Crater Lake-Shrine Club Save Time and Money SHIP BY TRUCK f t a Medf ord-Klamath i Freight Line -J w" r -. -.; .t. tit. jf j ji rrt - w i-vu ucivs in ujcratiun ueLween irieuiuru anu xviam- , ath Falls gives you daily, fast service. Nothing too large Nothing too small We call for your shipment X , lng-distance hauling Anywhere! ; GETS MOTOR 'BOAT , !i' A;.-B.-'Geyef, of thev Algoma of fice torea,. has. purchaser, a, motor, bout' ' which r he. will run. r on. ' the Klamath,. Lake, during bis spart hours. ' : , . BITS KIRK STORK ! Jerry Calahan has purchased the store formerly run by C. M. Sheehan at Kirk . . . -,- RESUMES WORK Leo Da vies, who lost some time last jveek on account cf Illness, Is back setting, on the rig at the Chllo quln Lumber company. ..'".-"" - AXGES .WORK ' - .s-aiajr j.McKeover.i who , has been ypo1ng at the camp of tho Chllc tinln Lumbnr..r.pmpn is scaling at themjlj f.pr thonme company. ' ?1X FROM? ALGOMA ' .V- . v . , Williiuu . kenle Her In the Al- giina mill, pcnt h woek end with his family In KUnuti Kallj. 5"SV ,:or i j. " we:; ;, SfiJJtf L ;A pure food product, ( especially,. for"" : i growing children. We deliver direct to l'1 'i j? ,v your homo;. if desired, j fFi ,:A , TO SAW FOR MODOC H.; L.; Woods will saw for. Modoc this season Woods Is a "newcomer In Klan zona. lamath' coming' here frtm-Art- ...'"'' 7 -." ' ,- M. -.i . '-'(il I'.'-' Pl'XCHIXO CAT Bob Hall Is punching cat tor the Chjloqutn . Lumber company this year. - " , ' '- . Y,-. .. - REPAIR WORK PROGRESSES , Repair work is pr jgrosslng- rapid ly at the .CampboU-TowIe mill on Spraguo river. Tho mill will com mence operations 'next Monday.' J . RIX JAMMER ! ' : V.Qap. Eyed"' Jack Archer Is top loader apd-Blackle Schmidt- hooker on the jammer ' far1 the 'Chlloquln Lumber com pad yM l.t-V-l,. sV'.', rXrGHT' BPEKOIXU Lloyd Stone-;' ; millwright for Wheejler-Olmstead, was arr;sted tor rpeedlng . through - pelican' City by Traffic Officer Kfiowles'Ust week. 1HXXEK GVKT ' Mr. . and Mrs. Jack Nelson bad Freeland ' Staley ' as . their -'dinner guest Friday-evening. ". " ' ) TO RECEITO FAVOR Oklahoma John Scbneeberger is to be presented-with a megaphone by the Community Club, la orders' that bis decisions In basketball games may be heard mors distinctly. SEATTLE MA-V'tfEHK II." 1LI Faromnn. of Seattle. "Wash. lngloa. .l8.'Ja"iRoVatoitip'6farlly as .construction millwright. " k ......v.:.;' .:..: ,!,( .1I-..W 1VVIUU1 JiS G. W. Seavor and Frank BIJok, carponters, are engaged on con struction iwprk for the Algcma L'umber Co. '!l .- ,i i""-7J.';.5. GETS NEW MILLWRIGHT W. H. -Genslb is now with tho Algoma Lumber Co., as a mill wright. . : . . ROEMGKR, AT AlyGOMA , Carl and Atfg'ust Rjcdlger "took over the. management' or the Alga ma barber shod and pool ball pn Mnrch ' l&th: 'rn -'IVJ.. ' - -: . I- She Loves Bull Fighter Let us move your household goods! KLAMATH FALLS ; kl'"! '419 Main ; MEDFORD i-- t ' 40 North Front ( , Phone 1033 I Feed and Seed Oats' For Sale Good quality ' . KLABZUBA BROS. Malin, Ore. HOYT IX TOWX George 8. Hoyt, Fort Klamath rancher and well known In this city, waB a visitor In Klamath Falls last night to call on friends. With the advent of spring, the country aronnd the Fort Is beginning to open up. Grass Is beginning to show signs of life. And the snow line at - the ex treme northern end of the Klamath Basin country, ,1s (Say ty day stealing fnrihor .north towarfl Crator Uiko, tt(rrM, HMnr t.t.vtt -i.e.-'.Man - SBl I Mrwitii.lUry I ?ir- ,3Sm : en Hufjt Ac Moruffnn, fipnJn'f mot prominent mnffo tau hclv to opr love with Rodolfo Oaona. h .hinjadort jle follows her h. l-ft homa to Join blm.:.'Tlrey were arrestcAfcut nto gPWLeOW.," n W 1' ' I H i 5 . - a real ;; treat the drink without a" v , . - drawback." Buy' some for the .whole '".family. ." '. ;.. Klamath Falls Creamery Crater Lake Dairy Product ' MADE RIGHT -SOLD RIGHT 1248 Main , ; lV: Phone 74 C" .v. i; km srv i;o.ui,',- ai"'iWtrt;JrWifU msfsinpam ,, h , m.,LU.lmjjIjB1.m . .,m;-m - . ' - - . . ' ISS l S , ,H -i- !! I bll - - - - Tl - - ' - ' I - "I J. i ' 1 !! m fj 8. V i ii , , . t I 14 4. JYA ,rr, - - i ii XT miTTT P-JCPa. f WORKS IX FACTORY ' ' ' H. Anderson, J. R Rose and T. W. Holmes are now orklng in tao Algoma factory. . WORKS IX KITtllEX . ( P. E. Toung bss taken s Job In the Algoma kitchen. ALGOMA LOGGING WORK WILL START ii .. That . logging operation for tho Algoma LtrralmoanjjJin, be under way la Indicated by tho fact that B. CruljBhn(,,npsrltiton ent of the logging 4m"p Is Javing with a crew otmon for tho woods early this weeT ' ''"t''! Fred Stuart, master meohanlc for' the company, and several other mnln tenance men will accompany the. logging crew to repair the locomo-' tive and get i 6tber equipment In shape for the season's work In tho woods. Helto Dculdtf-dorit forger ity;Wguw Slip a packet in your pocket when you dp home. Give the youngsters this wholesome lcm& l&tting sweet for nleaxure and benefit. oit It vfien workdraa. ui u. ii ta ai i I ii I y --.:iu "after every meal " m RIVERS FUNERAL SERVICES HELD Coroner's Investigation Dis closes no Blame Placed .; on Co-Workers Fnnoral services' for Alfred Tllvers were, held .Ms .morning, at 10:30 it the Whltlock undortak'lng'parlors', Rev. T. A. Meryweather offlnlatlng. Rivers' . body lias been, hold since his death Thursday for instructions from irelatlves In New, York as. to the disposition of"he ody,;,..Wrd was received that his relatives were unable to pay for (ho '.transportation of the body or eton tor the burial here. Accordingly; the ittmberJaaHf vi mo vuuaijr took unargu oi ine body through a fund which thoy maintain for cases of this nature and which Is handlod by Mrs. Claude Holton, iwifo of Woods Superinten dent Holton of, the Lamm Lumber company, .... ... . Rivers was a stranger hero, al though ha has spont , the greater portion of his Ufa In the logging and lumbar camps of -the wrat. I!a fore coming hero tbls spring hd worked In camps In and around La " 1k " mm swass . nytnmt w 'V3?t -S"J ft-V W EL SHEVil r 4, iaAA Modern, sunny rooms; private telephones! excellent tray service; comprehensive care ex' tended surgical, maternity and medical patients. . RATES REASONABLE i KLAMATH VALLEY HOSPITAL PINE AT POCRTII STREET , ' . .." KLAMATH FALLS, ORE. ( . ,." ;.,.'; ; WARREN HUNT, M. D., OWNER AND MANAOEIt : ' Expert pharmacist vnUuhls In hospital pharmacy, day or night i .feti2,w,y , ft;ifeg 9&&k? 8. ; I' , ,-..