The Evening herald., April 18, 1925, Page 2, Image 2

PAdtl TWO
EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH PALLS," OKKGON ''
SATURDAY APRIL' 18', lU2g
Poor Eyesight
Is a drain upon your nerves,
' Tour health, nntt your dis
ponltlon. .
Why suffer when the remedy
Hen ln correctly fitted
RlnuiPH. Ask any wearer of
dame. .
Our ex.nuinalln of the eyes
in very complete. We have
And una the latest lustra-
. menu known to tha. optical
science.
Di. Goble
709 MAIN
Eye ainsses
Examined ' Fitted
Repair Quirk Service
W Phone 93
Quality '
ani Price
.To. deliver Jto you "invariably
high- Quality -printing at a
right price we have made an
Investment of thousand!, of
dollars ? in .r plant ,: equipment..
ti nV the 'best Employees
available. We want your bus
iness In printing. When we gist
it we are coins to keep it
with a . printing service that
will give yon satisfaction in
every single detail. .
W.O.SMITH
Printing to.
. "Quality Printing"
Block
Wood
Plenty of Blocks on hand
' now, fresh if rom the bin, quick
deliveries, city or eountfy.
- We' have a Bide "match fcafo
that we give with 'an "order
fir a double load of blocks.
Call at our office and get
' r9UrS. ;'.:':' '
Peyton & Co.
Wood to burn"
601 Main Phone 535
SAFETY
DRUGSTORE
, ' Which through its
.' . . , ' partnership in the'
great United Drug
(" ' Company, buys its
merchandise at part
,. nar's (trices and pas
ses the saving on to
, ;f you. ' ...
A command of world
markets, a skilled
corps of scientists,
. and an honest de
Blre to serve the pub'
... lie, are s guarantco
'of your safety.
STAR DRUG STORE
KLAMATH FALLS, ORB.
STRflMBO TELLS
OF
BLOW THA
T
Hilt)
T
Portland Fighter Arrives to
Take on Earl Ritchie in
. Ten Round Bout
Ilairc Catarrh
t 1 ? r will do what wf
wWiUU cufin for It
rid vour tvtfrm of Catarrh ot Deafhov
caused by Catarrhs
(P.CHENEY ft. CO., Talado, Ofck
"I didn't knur what to do or
what, they wanted nip to do, so I
I did it."
! This was Ilorc Strambo's e.v-
plKnntiou today of the blow that
floored Jack Deuipsoy when, tho
champion was training at Great
FmBs .for his fight nt Sholby with
Tommy Gibbons.
"I was tho seeoud to put on tho
gloves with tho rluiuiplon tlint morn
iti(t. Tlie flint guy Just wanned up
with him. ' , "
"Wi ll, I got out in tho ring; and
started to go light. Then tho chant-
; plon hit me In tho chest ami when
j he did that T knew that ho wanted
I me out lieoausc there was steam be
hind his blown."
"I eouMn't box with tho eluuu-
plou but1 1 could fiidtt. So when
ho got ine cornered and started to
bore in I started cne from the floor
and landed square on his eye. He
went) Down."
Dempsey Has Inning
' It ts a matter' of record however,
that when the plucky light-heavyweight
. from ' Portland put on tho
gloves with the champion the next
day, he" was soon battered to the
floor.
Strambo step3 Into' the ring next
Tuesday night to fight a ten round
bout with Earl Ritchie, local heavy
weight. ' He ts In excellent physical
shape, having trained with Tiny
Herman, heavyweight boxer who de
feated Captain Bob Roper and Pat
Lester in Portland recently.
'Strambo' lips the scales at over
170 lbs. He claims that any weight
advantage that Ritchie has over
him, will be overcome by his harder
punch and greater ring experience.
Frank Farmer and Strambo hav
fought four times. Each has won a
decision and the other two bouts
were a fast draw. ' " " . '"'
Farmer's Left
"That old left of Frank's is a
hard one to figure out, Strambo
said. It doesn't hurt but'it does pave
the 'way for one of the hardest right
crosses fn the business." "
Determined to pull jack Crim
down a few rungs of the ladder
which rises to fistic fame, Felix
Torres, fast and chunky Weed light
weight, is waiting for the bell next
Tuesday night. 1
"I am anxious to lay one Onto
him," Felix said. "
- :
News of the
Klamath Country
MERRILL . .
Worldwide B odd Will
.The world-wide good will which Dodge
Brothers Motor Car has earned for itself
during the past ten years, is emphatically s
the most valuable asset that Dodge
Brothers Inc. possess.
pThe public may rest assured that nothing
yWill ever be done to jeopardize in the
slightest degree this enviable and price
less reputation.
The policies and practice which have
shaped the destinies of Dodge Brothers in
the past, are in full force today, and will
continue in full force so long as a motor
car bearing Dodge Brothers name shall
be manufactured.
DODGE BROTHERS INCORPORATED)
VW'
Mrs. J. W. Taylor and Miss Arlene
Taylor spent Tuesday in Klamath
Falls. ' " ' ' " '
Frank Sexton visited the Merrill
schools Monday in the interest of
the clubs.
Mrs. M. Bowman was a Klamath
Falls visitor Tuesday.
Waldeh Trotter Is giving the
Taylor home a new coat of paint. '
E. A. Davis has resigned his
position with the Copco and re
turned to Merrill' Saturday from
Copco, Calif. ' ' '
' 'Monday 'evening the junior C. E.
of the First Prsbyt'erUn church
met at the club irooms for their
meeting. Following ' the meeting
a social hour was spent. The kid
dles had a great time Tolling eggs,
etc. Other games appropriate of
the Easter season" were played. Re
freshments were served by the bros-
e;ses ot the afternoon, Mesdames
C. N. and J. L. Haskins, The fol
lowing were present Mona Fans,
Wootirow Clyburn, Dorothy and Wil
bur Haskins, Fanette Offield, Arthur
Brown, Helen Cooley, Loralne Has
kins. Lois Ferguson, Oscar and
Edith Benson, Doris Kandra. 'Billle
Burke, IOuIse and La Verne Has
kins, Jack Ellis, Stella Shuck,' John
D. Moore and Clarlee Chorpening.
Mrs. W. F. Hill met with a pain
ful accident Tuesday when a board
she was walking on broke and she
fell a number of feet.1 ,
Earl Biodgett from near Modesta
Calif., has moved to the Biodgett
ranch near Merrill wihere ho will
farm this year. Mr. Blodgetts fam
ily will come to Merrill when school
Is finished. -
W. F. Hill was a Klamath Falls
visitor Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Whlsler were
visitors ..In Klamath .Falls Wednes
day. y
Mrs. . Burns from Malln spent
Wednesday with her daughter.
The . Ladles Aid of the Pfosby.
terlan church met. t ihswhome..of
Mrs. R. . H. , Anderson Wednesday
afternoon. ,irs. Anderson, "Mrs." R.
L. Dalton and. Mrs. Ed Harwood
were hostesses. After the business
meeting' the hostesses 'served re
freshments. -The -members present
were Mesdames.-R. C. Anderson, B.
D. Lewis, M. L. Moore, O. W. Of
field, W. F. Jlnnette, J. W. Has
kins, W. F. Fruits, O. H. Carletotf,
i. E. Woodhduse, li. A. Bowman,
C. D. Chorpening, ' Chas. Brown.
Visitors 'ttrere Mrs. Burnlss and Miss
Emma Roberts of San Jose,' Calif.
The Aid will give ft social Wed
nesday, '-April ' 29tn t the club
room's. '' '
M(ss Doris Ady one of the teach
ery in the Falls public schools speftV
a few days In Merrill during her
spring vacation.. - The guest of Mrs.
Etta Scoggios. , -;.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Walker,' and
Helen Walker were in Klamath Falls
Tuesday.
Mrs... Elizabeth Cox who has been
quite 111 Is reported to be Improv
ing. ' -
N. E. Wbodho'use Is a Rogue Rlv-
eT Visitor this week looking after
bis bees.
H. E. Dudley was In Klamath
Falls Tuesday.
Mrs. Wm. Walker entertained at
S04" at her home Thursday after
noon. There were three tables and
a delightful afternoon was spent.
Mrs. Ray Merrill and Mrs. W. C.
Bailey tied for high score and Mrs.
J. A. Dewey received tho consola
tion prize. -
The Invited guests were Mes
dames, C. A. Barrows, Ed Harwood,
E. F. Morrftt, Fred Stukei, R. H.
Anderson, . T. A. Blake, N. H.
Bogue, W. C. Bailey, F. N. Moyer, j
R. L. Dalton, Arthur Frailer, 0. H.
Carle'ton, C. P. Haskins, J. A. Dew
ey and Ray Morrill.
' Misses Edna Jones and WInnlfred
Dewey gave an Easter purty at, the
home of fr. Jonnlo Jones Satur
day evening. An Haster program1
was given .by tho girls which was
vory good. They served refresh
ments dnring tho evening. One of
tho featuros . was an egg hunt and
other games were -played. Thono
present wore Mrs. Jennie Jones, Ed
Jones, Jas. Jones and family, J. A.
Dewey and family, Myte Walker,
II. E. Dudley, Clyde Orlggin, Leo
Hartlerode and Buddie Jones. !
' Rov. C. C. Hulet has been spend
ing tho week in Klamath Falls,
attending tho mooting 'of tha South
ern Prosbytory. Mr. Hulet was
elected Moderator tor tho coming
year. . - - ' ,
C. V. Shuck and A. Harris were
Visitors In the Falls Tuesday.
"Mark' Livingston of Slool swamp
district attonded to buslnoss mat
ters In Malln on Monday. Mr. Liv
ingston li about after n siege of
slatlca rhoumatlsm.
J. A. , McMllllan of Straw dis
trict was In Malln Monday shop-
p1n-fln-d looking after amines mat
ters. "
Mrs. Jennie Dunn was among tho
Malln visitors on Monday.'
Mrs, A. M. Thomas and ' ion
Glon and mothur Mrs. "Wires apont
(Continued On Pago Fire)
MALIN
?
u
ars
Ag
ri It
am
Ask jus about tates for
BURGLARY INSURANCE
: .t r on your .
Store Residence--Safe
' ' ' "
J. H. DRISCOLL
General Insurance
r '207, Hart klti. :?
',i' y v" "
44Wlt44tMWi4.4lfW Saturday
Douglas Bussoy. loft last ' weok
for the homo of Clydo Griffith,
where ho expects to work, 1
Mr. and Mn. Coo. Chirk spent
Sunday at thA home ot Mr, and
Mrs. O. W. Myers. '
Clayton Rebor Is out Of school
with an attack of. flu. ' ,
Mr. Chas. brchard came Sunday
from ' Litchfield to spend several
Idsys with his sister, Mrs. A. A.
Llskey and family Mr. Orchard
Jinnd brothers have recently movod
to Lltchflold, from Malln, . whore
they have bought property and ox
Pct to ninke their homo.
Mrs. Orchard ' roturnou' with hor
son and expocts to make an In
definite stay.
Mr. and Mrs. John McNeil wore
In the county Scat shopping and at
tending to matters' ot business
Wednesday. .
Miss Lucy Spittle, spent the week
end In Klamath Falls, a guest at
tho Hotol Hull,
Mrs. Lota Oarllck and son Earl
left Saturday for California, whero
they will Join tho other children at
j the homo of Mrs. Uarlicks parent.
' fl..... ...II, . ,Ul L
4, Ajiuy .wm mime tiiutr noiue inere.
Rev.; C, C. Unlet was calling In
"
The Racine
Formula J
Each day brings tit
additional proof
that RACINE
Tires are built to
RACINE the formula of
TIRES honesty. ; : -
Like every other
1 product of genuine
merit, they teflect
the character of
the men who build
them, i; - '
MOTOR INN GARAGE
230.MAIN . ...... ... ...PHONit 1494-1