The Evening herald., April 14, 1925, Page 2, Image 2

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EVENING HEUALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
TUESDAY, APRIL". 1-1, 1925
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The Longer You Wait, the Worse it is"
" Tlio. teeth whir-h -could bo put In good condition "in an hour today
wlllrenuli'e two hours In month and longer than tht hum- on.
The time tn have your tooth looked after is when- there In noth
ing much wrong with them, Hotter have them looked atier.
Our examination Is free. . ... . i
R. D. COE, Dentists
202-204 Hopka BIdg.
(Painless, of course)
Sin and Main
Phone S36
IJI LEAGUES
STAGE
OPENERS
Hi
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k
you can be sure
, of tBe' quality of
'"" yoisrewiee
.'It's easy to remove any doubt in your
. mind about the quality of the coffee
you have been using.
Just make thcvFolger Coffee Test.
You simply test Folger's against the
, brand of coffee you are now using and
let the best coffee win. Isn't that fair?
. Make the - i ;v ;:-
; Folger Coffee Test .
Drink Folger Golden Gate Coffee .
tomorrow morning.
The next morning drink the coffee '
you .have been using.
V The third morning drink Folget's
' again. . '
. ' A morning or two and you'll decid
edly favor one brand or the other; . '
the best coffee wins.
Hut's fair isn't tit
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18 5 0-1925
-Our Diamond Jubilee
of Quality and Servic -J-A.
FOLGER IC CO.
oim.jju'.kca.
Doesrit she
DESERVE
Protection
like this?
if you die from natural causes
$10,000 ' if yon die from accident 4 ,
' ' '; , . In Case of permanent total -
;; ' - disability the company will
Waive air premium payments - " '
Pay you $35 per week for one year; and in addition
Pay you'$5C per month for life; and
Pay $600 to your beneficiary when you die
If disability involves loss of limbs or sight as a result
of accident, the company will pay you $5 poo in cash,
immediately, in addition to all other benefits. ;.
In caw of temporary disability, at a mult of either sick
ness or accident, the company will pay you 125 per week for
a limit of 52 weeks.
West
INSURANCE COMPANY
-W..-r H9Mg orrKC'SANnuMcisco :
PORTLAND BRANCH OFFICE, SEVENTH
, FLOOR GASOO BUG.
John H. Houston, Di.it. Agt.
Geo. A. Proctor, Res. Agt,
: Klnmutit Falls, Oregon
OflE OP AMERICA'S STRONGEST-COMPANIES
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& $W i
1- .
German Made Two- '
' : o . Speed Car Popular
. A woll known Cerman car, a high
i'rao.6 six. Is made with a two-spec!
i and reverse planetary transmission
f somewhat slmll&r to the Ford, high-
KLAMATH VALLEy
, . HOSPITAL I
Centrally Located .:
403 Pine . Phone 497'
Rates Inconflnomont are eSIP,
(Continue)! From Piure One) '
Ciilw vs. Viit . j
CHICAGO, April 14. Kair weath-'
er today brotiRht predictions at an
att?:nli!iee of SJ.OOO fan nt the
season's opener botneen the Chi-.
cago Cubs and Pittsburgh Pirates,
with tho veteran Graver Cleveland
Aleander, right unnder. opposing
Emil Ydo, left handed- youth. ,
The raising ot a flag commeinor-!
atlng the fiftieth anniversary ot tho
National league was the only cere-'
mony on the program. ' i
GiiUits rrrpawt '
NEW YORK. Aprii 14. Greater;
New York's major leaguo baseball j
teams, opening the 1925 season at j
heme today, called upon their pitch-,
aces to bring them victories. !
Manager itlller Huggins an-!
nounce.l his intention to pitch
Urban Shockor, the .former 8:.
Louis - moundsman, against tho
world; champion Washington club,
while Brooklyn's choice tor the slab
In the Doiljer's opener against tho ;
Philadelphia Nationals was Daisy j
Vance. , ' j
There was a chanro of Walter;
Johnson getting the twirling assign-'
ment for the Senators. Manager'
Harris announced. , j
Manager Fletcher favored Jimmy;
Ring to pitch for t-ie Pbtlliej. The'
Yanks planned to welcome 50.900 ;
ans with music by three bands
and arrangements were made for
the first oall to bo thrown by Rear 1
Admiral Charles H. Plunkett.com
mander of the Brooklyn navy yards.
Record Attendance
CINCINNATI. April I4.r-Clncln-
jiati was prepared to surpass all
former record crowds In ushering In
the -bsv baseball season at Red
land field, where the' St. Louis
Cardinals and Reds clash In the
first championship round this
afternoon.
Allen Sothoron and Pete Donohue
were toe choices of fheir respective
managers to do the barling.
Big Detroit Crowl .
DETROIT, April 14. A capacity
crowd, of perhaps 35.000 was In
viow for' the opening game of the
American league season today with
Detroit meeting Chicago. All re
served seats were sold several days
In advance and bleacher fans stood
In line from early morning. Warren
C0IU113 was Manager Cobb3- pitch
ing choice, with Johnny Bassler
catching. Eddie Collins announced
Faber and Crouse . as likely his
selections. '
' fse Stnr Battery
PHILADELPHIA, April 14.
Connie Mack planned to send the
Athletics' new 150,000 battery.
Groves and Cochrane, against the
Boston Red Sox in the opening game
here of the American league base
ball season. James . Poole, anotherl
new comer, Is on first base for the
Athletics in place of Joe Hauser,
who Is out .with a broken knee cap.
Manager Fohl . said he probably
would use Ferguson cn the mound.
.. Joe Bush Pitches
ST. LOUIS, April 14. For the
opening of the American league
season here -today Manager George
Sisler lined up a team to oppose
the Cleveland Indians similar to the
i ne he used during the spring series,
with "Bullet" Joe Bush . slated to
pitch. It is probable that he will
work against Sherrod Smith..
HOME MAKING CLUB v
FORMED IN MERRILL
gear being used on, all but the
steepest grades, when low gear Is
obtained by pressing 's pedal. The
clutch is not used when starting,
since the car has a starter and a
battery .large, enough to start tho
car from rest. Starting therefore
consists In manipulating ' startingj
pedal and accelerator, 'which are
close together, while the clutch is
engugpl. Whenever the car is stop
ped the engine Is stopped. Other
very high-grade cars have been,
built recently with just two speeds
fcrward. There Is no reason why
a planetary transmission' .should not
be quiet when carefully' mode.
" "W,i)nlBtl(heB'ic,onsld,ai''te'.rld
as steps, you gomg up or owsr,"tJr
steps not caring.
Udder-: I the, direction , tof Frank
Sexton. . county club leader, the
first home making, club in .Merrill
was organized , yseterday afternoon,
during a visit ot the. club leader In
Merrill. The girls who compose the
home making club- have finished
their projects In cooking and sew
Ingj fund have filed their final re
ports. ,They will now take up the
new! angle of club work under the
direction of Mrs. W. F. Jlnnette,
club leader. The officers of the
club are Talrza Anderson, president;
Genevieve Ooodo, vice .president.
and- Helen Anderson, secretary. Tho
roll, call of the club Includes Mil
dred Hayes, Thlrza Anderson, Gen
evieve Goode, Katherlne Pope';
Helen Anderson : and Martha M.
Morrill.' : ; - . - 1
- DIVORCES FILEO
Charging desertion when he was
unable to care for himself follow
ing'' sm accident, Harmon Cress is
seeking a divorce from Alta Cross.
Theisult was filed this morning. '.
Elizabeth - Leever filed suit of
divorce against E..,M.. Leever 'thls
morning, charging cruel rind fiihu-
minor child..
STANDING ON THE THRESHOLD OF T H E GREATEST SELLING
EVENT EVER HEARLD IN KLAMATH FALLS-COMES THIS START
LING ANNOUNCEMENT v.V"".mM1 ' ' '
H E G T O W-S
GREAT CLOSING OUT
D e p art ment s
o f Many
Begins FRIDAY, APRIL 17, at 9 A M.
F1MTIP17 Q'TClC'lf DRY GOODS, WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S GAR-
. sri 1 o 1 virSs. ments, millinery, every article in our
STORE UNITED IN ONE GREAT BIG OVERSIZE BARGAIN EVENT IN THE
MEAN TIME WE ASK
OUR CUSTOMERS AND
THE PUBLIC IN GEN
ERAL TO
STORE
CLOSED
FROM
TUESDAY
NIGHT
UNTIL
FRIDAY
MORNING
TO MARK
DOWN THIS
ENTIRE STOCK
FOR QUICK
SELLING
W A I T
NO MATTER WHETHER
YOU HAVE LITTLE OR
MUCH TO SPEND IT
WILL SUREL Y PA Y YOU
TO BE AT OUR STORE
FRIDAY
HECTOR'S
KLAMATH FALLS
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Record Sale of Dodge '
Brothers Cart Noted
In connection with the sale of
Dodge Brothers. Inc., to Dillon,
Read & Co. and' the announcement
that the organisation of this im
portant ' automobile manufacturer
would- remain unchanged. It Ib In
teresting to find retail sales of
Dodge Brothers cars and trucks
making still further gains.
Retail deliveries during tho weok
of March-28th, 10Z5, gained 34
over the same week in 1924,, and
exceeded every week but one In
Dodge . Brothers history. Retail
orders obtained by dealers estab
lished a new high record, exceeding
tbe same week In 1934 by 37.
AH sections of the . United States
shared In these gains, while exports
have . beon increasing even mora
rapidly than domestic sales.
Deliveries throughout the world
In 1925 to date show a gain of ap
proximately 11,800 Dodge Brothers
cars and trucks over the samo porlod
of 1924.
' Despite the large Jn:rease In
Dodge Brothers output, retail de
liveries are running 100 cars a day
ahead of production, and now. re
tail orders 300 cars per day ahsnd
of production.
KOCCO STRAMBO DUE
HERE NEXT THURSDAY
r Recto Strarabo,' . hard hitting
heavyweight who will take on Earl
Ritchie on the evening of April 21
In the Scandinavian ball, will arrive
In Klamath Falls Thursday, accord
ing to word received by Able Gor
don, Portland bantamweight, Stram-
to will Immediately start training
for his bout with the local man.
Other bouts signed up on the card
inoludo: scml-wind-up, Jack Crlm,
150 lbs. vs. Phellz Torrds of Weed,
150 pounds; Wilbur Harrington, 138
lbs., Klamath Falls vs. Tommy
Thompson, 1.18 lbs., Shlpplngton;
iBabo Lightfoot, 125 pounds vs. Jimmy-
Boyd, - 125 pounds Klamath
Falls. .'.: ''(
The main event will bo a ton
refund affair. ' ." . v'
DAM CAt'HEH FLOOD '
DETROIT, April 14. Scores of
families In the valley of the Huron
river between Flatrock and' Lako
Erie, were 'driven, from their home
early today ration the ' dam it the
power plant of tho Ford .Motor, com-
panjr qt Flat Rock burst and, relons;
Pdd be Brothers
, ! S P&CIAL
TOURING CAR
' The first cars bearing Dodge Brothers ,
name were Touring Cars.
They were good and sturdy cars, so' good
and so sturdy that no radical change in basic
, design has been found necessary , during
these ten intervening years. I .
This fact has had far-reaching results. Jt has
enabled Dodge Brothers to dedicate those
ten years to the constant betterment of tho
original product.
More' recently this endless process of im
provement has manifested itself in various i
and impressive waysin a new degree of
' riding comfort, a new smoothness of opera-
tion, a new and appealing beauty of line,
and in those special details of appointment
. ' wtych distinguish the Special Touriiig Car.
." o. I). Dot rail, SHOD ili'llvcN-d
H. S. WAKEFIELD
420 KLAMATH AVE.
PHONE 106
.,.. y Bj4 pattf qt Flat xncK burst ana release
plufctUf-'aakvtMmofy (xtJimmtMiWt'M. .tt Into
the valley.
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