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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1925)
PASE TWO EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON MONDAY, APRIL 13, 1925 Dentistry Doesn't Hurt--- ;-j J..;. Dnipllc the nlltKfit!o:iR of the comic weeklloi. a ttjourn in it dentist's chair ulioiikl cause you no more pain than an equal lengt',1 or time fn a barber's chair. - In, faet sJme bsrber.-t but we won't say It. Too point Is, our aervico IS palnle.d. I R. D. COE, Dentists (Painless, 202-201 Hopka Bids. . Sth.jin Atireniade mar mtneyvesr ' "IN A'FEW' MATTERS Westerners gladly hand the . palm to our Eastern friends. Budding subways and sky scrapers yesl . Football Eossihly. Climate improba ly. Pleasure auto driving mxl ' We drive more "months of . the vear have greater scenic attractions. The "great I VfU UT41T U3 MVW from home- ' We know toads- and autos and tires I ' Which, ini a way, accounts for the success of C-T-C tires. They are built in the West to meet Western condition?. ' Eastern engineers came West . tq .build them but they make them for the West as well as . m too tvesti ' -J Today they are ranked as. one or the three or four really fino- sinus in America. They ; y'; are the litrigcst-selling tires made ' ; . in a Western-owned factory. . i Mot oi iso in the nine western testes kfliow what a tire should do- '7i"heir purchases show that OT-C does it! ' Come in and let us show 'Quality trill vzver be lacrifiarf to meet a price" i . President ' it - Columbia lire Corporation f . CliTXiOQUlX: - " Chiloquiu Garnge FORT KLOUTH: E. A. Pago A Son " PAISLEY: : ; vi c-' B- Graham . DORIUS: '' s ; Taber 4 Wise Fall Balloons Semi-Balloons Heavy-Duty Cords Oversize Cords If ..you have had bad lack with head lettuce In years past and' are disgusted 'With it for your garden, try eomo of the cosfypo. You can't go wrong.- There is no finer qual ity lettuce than this. ; atyour BKUG STCBE Tho partnership which your "Mloxall,-Store '.en-' . : joys in the great Unl tod Drug .Company it ' makes it possible for you t'o buy direct from the ; manufac . turor. .. .1 'You save, either In 1 the price yau pay, or .. the quality you get, and you are sate, be cause only the beat Is . . xood enough to use .In making Rexnll Store . . . Goods. ... STAR DRUG STORE KliAMATH FALLS, ORE. Hand-built of course) , .and. Main , :i . iJ t Si it Phono 836 How to Make A Hot bed v Hotbeds are becoming scarce art icles la the home garden because of the srarei'tnnd difficulty in ob taining horse manure fresh from the stable fj provide the artificial heat of fermentation" (o operate thejn. Hut If a hotbed ennim be Installed .in old frame can nnd while it can not be stained as early as a hotbed it-can easily save a month and a half and give that much extra grow-. Ing time for early seed crops. . Cold frames might as well' do heme-made. While the - standard sash is made for frames of 6 to 3 ft. units, smaller frames are eas ier to handle for the small garden and they can be home-made or the nearest carpenter can easily throw them together with screws, so that they can. be knocked down and stor ed -when out ot use. Small frames about 24 ft. by 3 ft. from any loose lumber are a most convenient alio. A carpenter can put those together with very little effort and while he Is about It have htm make a frame or sash U tit attached to the back ot die frame by hinges- You can glaze this yourself with little trou ble. ' These frames caa be a foot high at .the back and six Inches In front. An ideal place lor them Is against the south wall ot a house, barn or garage or against a fence where the frames will be protected from north winds. With hinged tops or sash hooks and eyes can be placed In the sash cover and fence to which the tops can be hooked when It IS desirable to open the frames for veatllatica.. .. to water, them, or to pull weeds. . The standard 6 by 3 foat frames are often a nuisance to handle when it bomes to weeding and watering, as it Is a tough job to stretch over Into them to. reach weeds at. the back and the sash will always be in the way on one side or the other, whichever way they are slid off. ; . :. . Cheap and practical substitutes for glass are now sold which make' glazing a frame merely a matter of the use of a hammer and tacks. This is celluloid, transparent, light, and there is a great saving In breakage. . . THK VALE OP GLASS Glass is essential in gardening even if it is no , more than a few individual panes. It Is needed to place over seed boxes in the house. It, of course, is needed Jn windows which . give light and sun to the growing . plants. . It is ' especially valuable as a top to boxes known In the garden as cold frames and hotbeds. . .. - The wizardry of a little glass In the. growing of seeds is a garden marvel. The reason that glass is so essential is that while it Is trans parent and admits sunlight; it is a poor conductor of heat and equal- I izes temperature, tempering .the . swjh emits xrom- moaerate 40 ireez- lng. which are so common in winter and spring over a large portion of the country.-. . .- . . Added to this feature, 1: retards the evaporation of moisture, hold ing it in suspension and giving the tiny plants the moist atmosphere they need and in which they luxur iate. It also protects from drying winds in the warm days of spring when tender seedlings are often shriveled and It alio protects from cutting Icy blasts that often de scend upon us and . permits the young plants to enjoy uninterrupt ed - growth until they are large enough and strong enough. to go into the open ground and hold their own with the elements. ; V, Another valuable protection of glass is that it minimizes the loss of seedling plants from sudden delug es ol rain which wash them out of the ground and early spring waste great qualities of seeds and seed lings, A - little glass Is a necessary adjunct of a start In gardening en terprise and one of the things to provide early In the spring when the Beed order 1s sent in, if it consists only of locating; and gash ing few old window panes. . Discorded, .cellar, windows or old sash of ally kind can be glazed and repaired and made of great value in the garden '" GUW.-iops -cna be placed. In old BOSp -boxes-for small cold . frames,. .the ' most' convenient kind for seed beds' '''. AT THE LIBERTY There Is nn old saying "that you can't plpuso everybody" and also ! that .."there ure exceptions to all j rules." "Krlvolons Sal'' is that ex . coptlon for out of tho hundreds of " peoplo who saw its first nhowlns there was not one voice rained In j criticism. Everyone was loud in I their prnlso nivj eveu people who ' spend their days and nights In the ! theater wore moved to laughter tuu tears. Personally 1 do not bollovo i'U possible to make a finer picture i than "Frivolous Sal" which closes j at the Liberty Theater tonight. One ot tho tense scenes In 'The Warrens of Virginia," the produc tion made under tho direction ot Elmer Clifton Is where Wilfred Ly tell, who plays the part of Lieuten ant Barton, is about to be hung as a' spy. Lvrbll is seated on a horse, his hanJs .tied behind him. Tho noose - Is around his neck ud tho rope thrown over the branch ot a tre pulled taught and then tiod. The Idea is to whip the horto, which runs away, and Mr. Lytell i ua more. The horse Mr. Lytell is riding it aupposeU to be his own find so well trained that he would not nove whether beaten or not, without his master's command. Much time and care had been used by Mr, Clifton to find the proper horse for the scene. Colonel H. (. Van, Horn of . Camp Travis. Sa:i Aantonlo, finally selected a horsi that he swore would not bolt. The scene came oft. The rope was supposed to 'be so tied that per chance the horse did move, Mr. Ly tell .would .not be literally hunt;. Thn , tense moment arrived. A Bror.rfway cowboy nnuied to th. ways of horses started the beating. Everything was fine until he hit the horse pver the kidneys. Now any- Poor Eyesight Is a drain upon your nerves, your health, and your dis position. - .Why suiter when the remedy Ilea in correctly fitted glasses. Ask any wearer ot glasses. Our examination of the eyes is very complete. We have and use the latest instru ments known to the optical . science. . ' ' Dr. Goble TOO MAIN Eyes Glasses Examined Repairs Fitted Quick Service .: : White Pelican -Hotel Merchants Limcb, 60c 12:00 to 1:30 p. m. Also Banquets : Parttea , Dances T WITH SAGE TEA .? The ' old-time mlxturo of Sage Tea vand Sulphur . for darkening gray, streaked and faded hair Is grandmother's reclpo, and folks are again using it to keep their hair a good, even color, which is quite sensible, as we are living In an age when, a youthful appearance is of the greatest advantage. Nowadays, though, we don't have the troublesome task of gathering the sage and the mussy mixing at home. All drug stores sell the ready-to-use product, improved by the addition of other ingredients, called '"Wyetb's Sage and Sulphur Compduhd." It is very popular be cause nobody can discover It has been applied. Simply moisten your comb or a soft brush with It und draw thl sthrough your hair, taking one . small strudd at a time; by morning the gray hair disappears, but what delights the ladlos with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com pound Ms that, besides beautifully darkening the hair, after a few ap plications, It also ' produces that soft lustre and appearance ot alum dance which la so attractive. Adv. Jill 7 nvLsT i ouo who knows anything about horses knows that n horso afflicted Willi kidney trouble Just has to veitr and tear. At tho Llbm'ly Tuesday nnd Vuduesdiy. COURTS IhHHlH Klltttbeth A. liobiiiaon, nee V.Vtn hoth A. Rutherford to Mrs. L. II. Hague. 2-1 1-25. - .5o 1. U. a. Mills Second Artdti., lot 7, block 21.1. Harry K. Pelts et ux to II. S. OrlKsby, '4-1 1-25. Wly. 40' Origin al Towu. 10,00 I. It. S., lot 3. block 39. Usury Wlonhard lCst. to Will Neu bert. 4-7-!!5. $1.00 I. It. S. First Addil.. lot 10, block 2S. Oscar Shlve et ux to A. A. noil man. r,-l-aO. $0.00 I. K. S. West erly 50' of Original Town, lot 2, block 10. MatlKla Jost to K. M. Chllcole and I. ' M. Smith.; 3-30-25. $.M I. It. S. Mills Second Addition, lot 1, .block 216. Delia Lee to A. J. Voye. 4-S-23. First Add n, lota 1, 2, block 40 unit part at Kwauua Heights, lot 7, block 7. Patents , 1". S. A. to Qroverner Mlnard. 6-14-24. SWVi-N'KVi. KHNKK. N-K 4SEW ot Soe. 6. Twp. 30. Itge. I I. flrcuit Court Killtiirx No. 1932 Equity. Circuit Court Register 7-341. E. 11. Ashurst. at torney. Jiisophino Weeks vs. Ilen nett Weeks. Divorce. No. 1994 Law. Circuit Court Iteg Ister, book 7, page 341. Kay Morris, atty. Charles Loomls. It. D. Amlcke and George I). Fife, as Falls Mercantile company vs. Harry Tct erson. Demands ' judgment for $23.50 at 6 per cent from 12-29-23 and costs of action. VISIT 8TKVKXSOX IIAXOI Lunch , Served nt ltrnr Wallow; Party Itetums Last Xl;ht Mr. and Mrs. George Stevenson were hosts yesterday to a party from Klamath Falls who spent part at the day on tho Stovenaon ranch, with the exception ot several hours when the party drovo to Bear Wal low where lunch was served. Tho party who drove to tho Stevenson rnnch in Caledonia valley Included, Miss Clara B. Calkins, Miss Mar garet Worden, Miss AUco ThurBtoh of Cottage Grove, O. J. Hauge and Frank Z. Howard. Read Herald "Class" Ads Fake Suicide Jtoxlne Serpa was mourned on dead i when it was reported she Had Jumped to death in Ban Francisco Bay. Now it is learned that Roxlne Is alive In Canada and thnt her "death" was faked ,by Joseph Weber, who Is Itoxlne's ' second husband. The fake suicide was tried to cover up the fact that Boxino had married Joseph without divorcing . Scrpa. Claims for Insurance made by Herpu led to an expose ot the fake suicide. TO . IUUDZU 'ft THE EVENING HERALD Old dictions riot should be discarded, as recent actirltlst have brought additional words into our langtug and the pub Jlsbars had to discard thslr old printing plaUs. .Her Is the Mwly compiled dictionary larger and more oomplste than any similar one nlarrd vocabulary all th BaWVranls aad siv special fsaturss oow ready lor wary raadan . EASY FOR YOU TO CET; fn of thM sou pons, prassntad or suflad thss newspaper Mail Order if frr mail, InolDd T eDt petttm up t 150 mllPJ 10 otntu up to' K mllt!orforitrtr dfttstna Hnk your pott mart" forraU on 1 ptund. v '. Your Old Dictionary is Now Out of Dat . Thii t die tdtal book far mlotng Cron Word Ptunl An Attractive ; Negligee , h , 1' T1REE similes of green silk. shading from ligiu to nark, nuk tills' attractive neglu-tv that ties in the trout The wide I hand of embroidery that trim th I sleeve is In fccuvy green silk and Ichcniyo... ' .MKItlllLL COM5irXTY HALL OPEN IUlt ' (Vlobrnliiin Held At Merrill Saturday Mglit j Merrill community hall, product 'of community spirit In that settle . mont, was formally opened Saturday night ut nn cnthusinHtlc celebration 'attended by 200. Provided with a (iJnnco floor and stage, the hall has a seating capacity of C00. Cost of jtho building was Ji'000. It is timo lo dig parsnips nnd oys ter plant far tho spring menu. Don't forget to plant a row of each lo replaco thoso you are starting to dig. The oyator plant is one ot tho moit dellcatoly flavored of vegetab les. Clean and scrnpo it In water acidified with vinegar to prevent it from turning black. Miss' Rogers Gained . 15 Pounds in Six Weeks Kldmtv Men nuil Women "aln i'numN In SO Main or Money Itack My dear Friends: After my attack c' Flu I was thin, run-down and weak. I had sal low complexion, my chocks wero sunk in and I was continually troubled with gas on my stomach. I felt stuffy und had lost my oo potlte. 1 bad rend about McCoy's Cod Livor Oil Compound Tablets and decide! to give them a trial. At once, I begin to pick up an ap petite, my cheeks filled out and my complexion became 'healthy lCoklng and I gained IS pounds In six weeks and am very thankful for what Mc Coy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tab lets did for me, Misi Alborta Itogors, 264 W. Cor ro Gorda St.. Decatur, III. To take on weight, grbw strong and vigorous, to fill out tho hol lows in cheeks and nock, try Mc Coy's Cod Liver Oil 'Compound Tall lets for 30 dnyh, 60 Tablets 60 cents at tho Star Drug storo, ' Un dorwaod's pharmacy, Whitman's Drug Co., anil live druggist ovory whore. If they don't .glvp you won derful help in : 110 days',, got your money back, you bo the Judgo. But be t.iure.and ask for McCoy's, tho original and genuine. with a nominal nn to aovsr sosi st aaosw Ung, packing, slsrk hire, dl.irfhudon, tic, amonnv Qi r s. Ing toon! tO Cent Entitle! every reads to thleNew Enlarged Univeriitiet Dictionary Without Fimbsr Bpm orObllsstW awl Mr BmI If Not btlaW. , i ' TUeire vs YoiirXliancc Edna ) Just like mine' and iron ccf attachments' jv v&et &:ir-acar.ingAo;:io Xc Cleaner thnt is radioaUj different from r.ny you have ever seen. The attach, ments make it the most complete, modern am! effect ivc home cleaning unit cleans everything from cello! to attic. ,j i ;.; Uhlig' s jciectnc o Opposite Phone 234 for V - v v..'-.;-...-'...-..,-.....,.-. ,. Tip la tho Motorist- jime passes faster, your wits arc keener and .your nerves arc ertcadlcrwIthWrlfelcys to help. Soothing and sweet to smokers. Re freshing when "dry Good for tluit sluiTy lect in at tcr hearty mcab. rissitmrJWM.l E!ks Inaugural Ball Elks' Temple Tomorrow Night ' Special ' Entertainment Refreshments' MiHUtli i kemme' mi those free- XttCTaic Postoffice free demonstration :w rs: rrt 'after every meal SEALED ' TIGHT ' KEPT f I KIutfT O RIGHT Klamath Lodge Dire6tory B. P. 0. ELKS Meets Thursday evening. Visit ing tnnmbers welcome. Elks Temple, 8rrt A Main Charlton Currln, Kxullod Ruler. Tom DeUell, BeO. K. of C. Council No. 2255 Meetings:' g P. M. 2nd and 4lh Tuoadayi I.yi:iMini Hull, jjih and ttlgh.TVlKlt.lng . ICnlghti wolcomo Chus, Pnttorson, 0. K1. American Legion Klnmath'Post No, S mm tore Mr $$!"r,i Mootlngs 1st and 8rd A T"osdiiys. Court House mti .Basement Read Herald "Class"' Ads
