PXOE RIGHT
EVENING ITEMED, KLAM ATI! FALLS, OREGON
WEDNESDAY, ArRIL 1, 1025
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Sffii Low Round Trip Fares
Combined Atlantic
tand Pacific Fleets in
SanFranciscoBay
April 5-15th
v 142 dreadnaughts, battle-ships,
cruisers, destroyers, submarines.
See them enter Qolden Qate
Welcome them Be Uncle Sam's guest on board
Ten days' jollification.
UseiheTrains
Avoid congested highways and parking
difhculoes in San Francisco.
Mail Me
Your Old
j;: Shoes
and I'll-make them as
good, as new and pay
the return postage.
There's no need for a
person in Klamath
County ': .wearing worn
out, or poorly repaired
shoes, as long as I guar
antee to; put them in
shape so that they, will
wear as good . as new
and still liave the com
fort of an old shoe.
At the Pine Tree
MAIL A PAIR TODAY
; I Goodyear i
Repair Shop
l Next to
;': Herald Office v
W. W. CONNORS
Proprietor
PINE TREE Theater .
Bebe Daniels was one of the tirst
of the big family of stars at Para-
mount's Long Island studio to wel
come Frances Howard. Into the fold.
The occasion being Miss Howard's
first screen appearance in Molnar's
"The' Swan", produced for . Para
mount by Dimitri Buchowetzki. -"So
they've got Swan at last,"
said Bebe, beaming cordially on Miss
Howard.
"Yes," said Frances, "and what
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PLANT1S
REPORTED
SOLD
NEW YORK, April 1. News
that the Dodge Brothers Automobile
company -of. Detroit. Jias been ac
quired by a syndicate headed by the
banking tirm'of Dillton,'" Read
Co. of New York, ' is promlnontly
published here today as one of the
most important financial transac
tion In the history of automobile
history..
The sale is said to hare Involved
with being fitted for gowns, and.
having my photograph taken and "more than" $100,000, practically In
learning screen make-up, I'm all at1 cash.
sea!"
"Well," said Bebe, "Swans take
naturally to water."
Don't miss "the Swan" at the
Pine Tree tomorrow. Adoiphe Men
jou and Ricardo Cortez are featured
with Miss Howard., ' '
AT THE LIBERTY '
White Pelican
Hotel
Merchants Luncb, 60c
12:00 to 1:30 p. m. ,
.Also. V.'
Banquets:;..
Parties
Dances
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Representatives of the banking
firm declined either to affirm or
deny the sale and Clarnce Dillon !
declared that, while, final negotia-'H
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Tiat directors may have great
minds but are sometimes endowed
with poor .memories was demon
strated recently when John M. Stahl
was rehearsing Lew Cody in a mar
riage B.'eno for his latest Louis IS.
Mayer-First National , attraction,
"Husbands and Lovers," at the
Liberty Theatre.
Anxlons that there be no slip, '
the director explained the wedding
ceremony in minute detail to Cody, j
laying particular stress on the march
to the altar, the businesi with the
ring, etc. When ho finished, Cody
gave a short laugh, not a really
nasty one, yet something of a snort.
"How many times have you been
married!" he asked.'
"Once," replied Stahl.
"Huh, a mere amateur," (Cody
' has been married well, count tbcm
yourself.)
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A fine cast supports Buck Jones
the popular western star, in "Win
ner Take AH" at the Liberty the
i atre where Is will show Thursday
jonly. Temperamental' Peggy Shaw,
PNEUMONIA
Call a physician. Then begin
"mrgncy" trentmont with
V Vaporub
QW IT MIMt.a Jar U$rd F7fr
HmUuClui" Adt Pay
who won the national pulcbrltude
championship as a Zlegfleld Follies
girl, 1b Buck's leading lady. Volup
tuous Lilyan Tashman h a daring
ly delightful eyefull as Buck's mis
leading lady of New York night life.
Edward Hearn as a reporter and
William Norton B-ailey and Ben
Deeley as heavies ring the bell. It's
an all-star performance of a sen
sational stellar story.
tlons had not been completed, some
announcement relative to the dell J
would be made within a day or two. ,
In financial circles here it was
declared that the sale .consummated
a financial battle between Dillon,
Rad & Co., and. the house of J. P.
Morgan & Co.,' representing the
General Motors corporat!6a, to gain
control of the Dodge Brothers' prop
erty. It was also Relieved that the
sale was preparatory to a $500,
000,000 merger of tbo Dodge prop
erty, the Packard Motor company
and the Hudson Motor company and
the Brigs Body corporation.
Confirmation for this ulso was
lacking.
Sale of the Dodge Brothers com
pany marks an cvontrul step in the
romantic history of the concorn,
which began under the guidance of
John and Horace Dodge, who had
been stockholders In the Ford Motor
ness for thmselves.
company until they went Into busl-
Th present firm was started In
1914, with a capitalization of $10,
000,000, iwhlch was increased to
(50,000,000 In 1923. The major
part of the shares Is held by the
Dodge estate. Last year the concern
did a gross business of $191,000,000
and Il ls expected that the sales
will go above $200,000,000 this
year.
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OTKI) WOMAN DIK8
KINGSVILLE, Texas, April 1.
Mrs. Henrlotta King, 93 years old,
virtually unknown to tho outside
World and yet possessing the world's
largest ranch and rated as one of
the country's wealthiest women, died
jnn( night,
TAKES' OATH OF OFFICE
WASHINGTON, April 1. Thomas
F. Woodlock, who 'was given a
recess appointment to tho Inter
state commorce commission by
President Coolidge, took the oath
of office today. The senate failed to
act on Mr. Woodlock's nomination
at 'both the last roglar and speclul
sessions, but under hks appointment
he can serve until the end of the
next regular session of congress.,
Silk Tapestry Davenport
Regular, $115 Special, $80.00
BILTWELL BED DAVENPORT
Regular, $165
Special, $95,00
VELOUR BUFFLIN BED DAVENPORT
(Baker Cut Velour)
Regular, $168 Special, $130.00
Special
Dish
Offering
30
Dozen
t teacups and
saucers. All imported
ware.
Cup
and Saucer
Special
15c
LIGHT GLOBES
Another shipment of multiple-filament globes Regular 30c "l'v' O
Special - - - - - - - LmmC
(Our last shipment of 500 of these lasted only three days)
Bedroom
Suites
Three different styles
to close out.
SILVERTONE
WALNUT
IVORY
Eaclt! set comprises
bowfoot bed, chiffor
ette," vanity dresser
and bench.
Good- workmanship
and attractive color
ings,: During the remainder
of this week, special
ly priced.
Not going out of business
Just going after business .
Rugs
They're going up.
We have several
purchased at tho old
price. If you expect
to buy within the
next year it will pay
you to act now. Some
at 20 o
(This includes & few
Wiltons)
Rockers
A few to close out
20ff
RANGES
Get your guaranteed
Toledo range this
week and save $10.
CARD TABLES
Standard collapsible
Special, $3,25
Mordoff
& Woolf
719 Main
.50
8 different
8
T $22 50 to $72
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OFFER INVENTORS
, PRIZES FOR IDEAS
Jamboree
Fort Klamath
; Saturday Night
, LONDON, .April, 1. The simple
expedient of offering, prizes of $50
has resulted in (he discovery that
there, are 152 amuteur Invonlors In
England whoso Inventions have a
commercial value' Tho Institute of
Patentees offered prizes for the best
Inventions in several clashes, and
about .100 Inventions wore submitted
from which four major' prize win
ners were selocted. Tho 152 Inven
tions will bo submitted to various
manufacturers. ; , , .
Tho major prizes were awarded
to the Invontors of a kettle with
lid that will not fall off; a portable
fire; a rotoscope!,4asod on the theory
of relativity for gauging the speed
of machlnory, and a machine for
bending rods and tubes, '
Sir William Crey-Wllson, head of
the Institute. Is nn Inventor of re
nown and his house is full of his
handicraft. . One of tho most Ingen
ious Is in the chicken house. A few
Brains of corn are placed 1n a n
beneath the porches. When tho
chickens , awake and peck . at tho
corn, a spring Is relonsod . which
opens the door of tho houso.
PRINCE OF WALES r
STARTS TO DIET
LONDON, April 1. - The Princo
of Wales, who Is In his early
thirties, has' already bogun to fret
a littlo with the fear that ho . may
suffer from embonpoint, sny phy
sicians close (o alio royal family.
Just prior, to tho beginning of
his voyage to South Africa and
South America ho was examined by
several specialists, It Is declared, and
when the trip ends ho will bo gono
over again,, being anxious to dis
cover 'just what effect theno am
bassadorial Jaunts have upon hlB
physique.
During several of his previous
tours he took on wolght, and as ho
has a dread of achieving a figure
suggestive of the lines of his grand
father, Edward VII., ho has made
up bis mind to koep tabs on Ijlnv
salt with tho aid of sovorul iwoll
known specialists.
Czecho-Slovakia Shown
; on Malin Theatre Film
A program of unusual Intorest to
thoflo residents ot Malin and Mor
rill', who come from central Europo
will bo glvon Friday evening, April
3, In the Broadway theater at Malin,
when .a film depicting scones In
Czonho-Slovakla will bo shown.
Tho fllni.iH In tho nature of a
trip through the most Interesting
parts of tho now republic, It was
shown in Chicago March 15 to 21,
playing to big crowds.
Accompanying the film will bo a
descriptive reading In English.
.Effective1 Immediately, tho Broad
way theater will discontinue all
Sunday performances for the re
mainder of the summer, according
to A. Klallnn, manager of tho theater.
A new combination padlock Is op.
orated by revolving metal disks
around n condor eocUon,
Satisfied
Customers
. Our strongost recommenda
tion coma from our satisfied
customora.
Wo mako very tew mistakes
In our optical work and when
we do wo gladly corroot ou'
error. ' r- ' ,: '
That means that those no
get their eye glasses horo Uro
satlBflod.
Dr. H.J. Winters
Kynslnlit Npoclnllst
714 Main . Phono 140-W
Wo grind our own lenses .
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