The Evening herald., April 18, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

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EVENING ' HERCT),: KLAMATH : FALLS, QUEG ON ? V -
PAGE -THREE
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The UPJ'NfTOEEl Theatre
' ; in person .
and that roaring success
"Reckless Romance"
S U N D AY
Jack Iioxle in
"Riding Thunder"
Mainly About People
i - uKA'IIICIt
; Tile cyclo-slormiiKriiphi ul Under
! wand's pharmacy shows, I Iih baro
! metric prcsiira lo bo fallii" and
Juniuttled windier Ik liidlcutcd.
j FitrwiiHt for next 24 hours; Gun
l.mnlly stormy with brink winds.
' ,rT Tyfcim recording .thcrmoiiirtter
KreRfsterod muxIniiHii , and -. tiiln linn m,
! rrirfleril iir today tin follow: "
! lllKli 7 iLow 34
I. H. Wi-ntlu-r ltcHirt
Oregon Hiiln tonight and Sun
day! fresh 'to trng. southeast
winds reaching galit force ulong the
COII't.
HKTi'ii.vs to rrrv
.Mil. Wlllliiin Mi-Ilium- Arrive From
Vlill. Willi I'liri-nlM In .North
Mm, Will lu in Mi.llmno returned to
K I;i in ut li Kit 1 1 h yesterday .afternoon
following a visit of.nuveral week
with hi'C inirr.ntB friends In Cot
tage (trove. William MhIIiukk and
Mr. I.. K. I'helps made tho trip li
Cottage drove In order to return
with Mm. MMMnse.
PERSONALS
TTTTT?? f WW 9 V
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You Wouldn't Give a
Lead Nickel
fftr a razor that you couldn't; sharpen or put
in new blades. So why don't you figure the
same way when you buy a lawn mower?
It's necessary that a lawn mower be sharp to
run easy ot do a good clean job. -
YoU can sharpen an Eclipse Lawn Mower so,
easily that you' will always have a nice work
ing machine and . besides save a big lot of ex
pense. Let us show you.
rii.K m it
Divorce Asked mi Ground of
m i l Inn liy Iiihi-iIi WIIkiiii
Dr.
Charging IiIh wife, Vlvlnn Wilson,
dictorted It I in In June, 1B23, Joscpi
Wilson Hied milt for divorce In
circuit court thin morning. Tliu
lilulnllff roitiets the custijdy of the , tiro of the peace.
minor mm, Joseph Jr. They worn ' .
married In Vrekn In 1,19. JMXAOKK HKKB
, 'Illll-)fM,.. Itoyct KM'luliliK ncliliiiml
J I'M I'M 111 1,1,
I'i'llt'liii llm Kiiiploye Attempt lo
lieitt llonril Account
As th remit of a complaint
(sworn out against Walter J. Stiles
)iy Edward Henderson of the Pell
i can l)jy boarding houiie. Utiles wan
given $25 and costs, plus the board
j bill, which he nltempled to beat,
i IieliiK unable to pay, he will upend
, tho next 13 days In the county jail,
! according to H. E. llunnaker. jus-
Klamath Hardware Co.
, 530 Main
uijKyuxiJi ruru juu" ArLnJ.Arririi"irfSiJiiJiAi""fc"J"
j Ttl IMI'KOVK WIKKS
I New n lid better condenser for
leaned wire of local newspapers
111. a will guarantee better service,
i will bo Installed next week by Paul
II. Ilurkliurl uud 15. E. Miller, euulp
meni engineer of the Pacific Tole
l phone and Telegraph company who
I are In town today - from Portland,
i Two vets of Morso batteries and a
charging outfit will also be In
' stalled.
, 'r of Week lit Kliiiiintli I.'jiIIh
Charles A. Iloyce of Medford,
manager of the Mason-Khrman com
pany, la In the city on biiulnemi, look
ing Into buxIneK IntereHta In Klam
ath Full. Iloyce report business
conditions looking well.
Mr
HKTI KXS KltOM V..HT
ihul Mr. AllM-rlitoii Knjoy
tendeil VInII In Xew Vork
Kx-
DON ir.U.I.'M
White Pel
o a n a w
1 c
ican
Shop
Quick I.umh
4 llnmherger Siindwh he 10c
"Clean n a Pin"
Pie like mother tried to muko 10c
(Bandwlche to take nut)
, licet iliw with toffee .VAD SEd
1 1 C Cth HI.
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Used Cars
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LOT BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD ON MAIN
1024 Ford Coupe A-l condition. :
1920 Ford Coupe ' ,
; 1U21 Ford .Speedster. Top and windshield. Disc
wheels. Starter and Hassle? Shock absorbers.
1918 Ford Tourings, 3 of them, in good condition
Ford Speedster. Factory body. Top and wind--.'
shield. New paint.
fU?, -Appcrson Six sportster, new paint; just over
,,. hauled. tf ; ,
' ,1920 Dort, 5-passenger.
1920 bverlahd Four. -
,1024 Overland Four. ,.
1920 Columbia Six, sport model. .
1920 Nash Six touring. , , , ,, " r
1 1'920 Studebaker Special Six.
1923 Gray touring, good condition. ,.
1 io. ton Samson truck. v , ;
1 192 r Studebaker Light Six, just overhauled.
Spe c i a 1
''1 Paige Six tburing .l..,.:... L....- $175
, Dodge touring ?.....:.:...:........ $175
.:i'U'; M'axwell roadster ,, $ 75
Klamath Falls
Auto Co.
ROY CALL, Prop.
; ,' 'TheHmall garage with' the large trade"
.mMMlr.-.- ,VpnQ.v246:R.;
v.s.Ai,; uAw rdtserYait ' I,,;';,;;
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Alberton re
turned lai night from an extended
vIhII In New York dilch look them
to vurloUB point In The Kum. Mr.
AllioriBon ha been gone for the
pant five month. Mr. Albertaon
spending two month In the Kuat,
visiting nil the lumber consuming
sections of the l ulled States, Inter- ,
ested In the marketing of lum
ber from the Pelican liny Lumber J
coai'linny. Allicrlson holds tho po
Hon of antes manager for the con-'
cern. Mrs. l.oulno P. Simpson,
mother of Mrs. AlucrUon, returned .
from the east with them, to spend
tho sumnior nt the Albertson home
In Pelican City. . I
i:i:kix; hki.p
Ijaitilicriiniit of llorrlH, i'lillfortilit
Oliliilnlng VtirkiiHn In 'lty
C. D. Wfcltcr of Dorrls. California,
owner and manager of a mill In that
section. -was In the city today, spend
ing some time In obtaining lumber
men and worker for his company.
He stopped at the White Pelican
fsr his visit.
It, II. Davis of Callstoga, Calif.,
is visiting In the city ifor the re
mainder tit the: week, transacting
buslnesH.
Archie K. Hall and M. N. Hogan j
of .Meflford are spending the week-
end In Klamath Kails, transacting
business, '
Among the out of town visitor In
Klamath Kails are several guests
from (irants I'm. Among them are
Douglas Wood and A. 11. Davit,
business men.
Mr. and .Mrs. George Reasor and
Mr. und Mrs. II. M. Bacon of
Fresno are stopping at. the White
Pelican while Reasor and liacou
look Into business Interests In the
city.
J. P. Kenealy of Sl.ison Is a
business 'visitor in the city for the
remainder of the week.
I. M. Blrdsell of Sprague River
spent the day In Klamath Falls on
Thursday. ,
dt. M. Hicks, of the Merrill road
was a Klamath Kails business visit
or Thursday.
Fred McKenna, prominent Merrill
rancher, was a business ' visitor In
the city from his home yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Stagg of Anna
Creek camp, were among the out of
town visitors, shopping In Klamath
Falls yesterday.
Help yourself, by helping your
own country. liitv Horsefly Irriga
tion District Bonds. Adv. 14-20
KLAMATH VALLEy
. HOSPITAL I
Centrally Located
403 Pine Phone 497
IXN'CHMIX DATE '
;lf mid Country Club Enthusiast
to Meet In While Pelican Hotel
All those Interested in. the .forma
tion of a golf and country club are
requested to attend the luncheon
scheduled tor Monday noon, 12:13
p. m., In tho White Pelican hotel.
The formation of the organization
will be discussed and a large at-
tendance Is requested by those in
terested.
ALU LIBERTY
"The Liberty Has the Pictures"
TONIGHT
Dick Hatton in
"COME ON COWBOYS'
"THE PACEMAKERS"
A Snappy Comedy and Urban Classic
Sunday ; ,
:.' . "THE CYCLONE RIDER"" '
In readiness day and night lo
care for confinement patients.
AWKITS POSITION'
Mis Toombs to Replace Miss Renic
of Pelican liny Lumber Company
Miss Elsie May Toombs, office
I girl of the White Pelican hotel, has
accepted a position in the office of j
j the Pelican Bay Lumber company.
tilllnz the vacancy left by Miss I'earL
Renle, who recently resigned her j
work. Miss Toomb's successor has
not been named.
I'AVS MOlOlt VISK
Mr. Bessie tinrrctt Pours Money
Into Coffer for I'nlernl Slcutlm
. Facing a charge of possession of
Intoxicating liquor, Mrs. Bessie Gar
rett appeared before Justice of the
Peace R. E. llunsakcr and was
given a flue of SoO and cost. Mr.
Onrrott, Implicated In a charge of
possession of a still, was dismissed
on that chnrgo as were ifour others.
The latter charge preferred against
her was made by federal authorities.
C1,I,K1 SOVTH
lllnrs of M.0H11T Sentl Mr.
Hitmen to Iktlside
Called south by the Illness of her
mother. Mrs. M. 1). Bouton, Mrs. J.
F. Hansen of Klamath' Falls will
lonve In the morning for Lo An
geles. California, to bo with her.
Mrs. Hudson will bo joined In Red
lllnff by her sister. Mva. G. H. Mar
tin who will continue south with,
her.
.'urn
I.Oli STCDKXT HOXOUKD
OreRon Agricultural College, Cor
vnllls, Oregon, April 18. Noah H.
Trunx of Klnmnth Falls, Junior in
electrical engineering, has been
pledged to Ktu Knppu Nu. honorary
electrical englneetlns fraternity.
The requ-ement for memhershli)
In this organliatlon uro based on
scholHfHhlp, povsonullty, and Inter
est In tho work of the profession.
Tho average grade for the four mou
pledged this term was 90 per cent.
, (ill.VN TKlt LH KXSK
l.'lrst License , of Week Issued to
" Kliiniiitlt Knlls Coiiple
! : After , 'lull In (lie lasnanee of
I niiuriiigo 1 Hcon'ses'.from the county
' clerk's' office, .'the just one having
j been,' Issued lust Saturday,, Albert
! llrlstlln niiil M it r jury Doty, both of
Klamath Falli appeared before thti
clerk ' lust" iilght and were given
license lo wed. llrlstlln gavo hla
Occnpiitlim ns a quarryjuan.
HAl',1. HKADY SOON
Keno Dimrc l'nvlllliin to lit' Com
lilnteil by Hntnrtlny Xllil, April 2
Due to lnclomont weu'lher, -vwork-men
on (he Jiew Kono rtanee Jiall
havo not boon nblo to complete tha
structure as was anticipated by thh
week-end. Howevor," tho hall will
lie VehdyMiy Saturday,' April ;-25, nc
co'rdlnrt to those 'IntoVesltHt'.-ln thy
litllldliig. '''.'
GOLDEN
K RU ST.
BREAD
Cakes
Pies
Rolls .
Danish : Pattery
Everything that is -better
in the bak
ery line.
Klamath
Bakery
826 MAIN
WIXKTROUT HERE
C. A- WSnetrout of Grants Pass,
and associated with E. H. Balsiger,
garage and business man of that
cllv. arrived In Klamath Falls last
j night to spend the remainder of the
! week In the Interests of the Balsiger
Motor company in which he has
holdings. Winetrout reports the
roads In excellent condition over the
mountains.
IRIS ft
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OFFERS PRIZE
Best Seed Wheat Displayed
at County Fair Will
Be Rewarded
In order to encourage growers to
iMi'.'HsHMM.H!.1,
Just 5na tor saas
to qet your clothes -
produce a better quality of seed
wheat, special prizes aggregating
$40 have been offered by Martin
Brothers' flouring mill. Klamath
Falls, it was announced today. To
j the growers exhibiting -the cleanest, j
i purest and best sack of Burbank,
MarqtiU or Bluestem. a iflrst prize
of 125 ' Is offered. To : the" second
best, which must be one either of
the two othor varieties, $10 prizo
Is offered, and to the third best,
which must be oV the . remaining
j variety, a $3 prize is offered. This
means a prise on each ot. tne tnree
varieties named, but whether first,
second or third to depend, entirely
upon , quality "from standpoint 'of
seed .'"pBOduutlon. Those Jlnl.erestctl
In competing far these prlkes should
notify the count' agent's liffUe' dur
ing' tiie'ltrow-ing1' season sfi; thnr the
field - ;MuW ' ne Inspecfod", " beToro
harvesting. Awards will lwi made at
the county fair, conslderalion oeing
given condition of field before linr
Vest.nnd qmility ..of sack ot grain
on exhibit at the fair.
"To those grain growers Interested
In Improving the qmillty of tho
wheat In the Klamath basin, this
otter should be of considerable im
portance." C. A. Henderson, county
ngont. pointed out. "Better quality
means better prices, and Improve
ment, can only be mnde by careful
selection and growing of those
varieties 1n demand." . , ,
GOOD IXVKSTMKNT
What? Why, Horsefly Irrigation
District Bonds. Certified, register,
ed, tax-free, 6- Buv from District
Wrwtow,WitOT$'0r'Alr. H-M
E. W. Renick
Public Accountant'
Accounting
and
Auditing
(General
Income Tax
Capital Stock Tax
SUITE 1, SLOUGH BLDG
PHONE 317
Now is
the time
to arrange for -changes in teJ;phone
listings or advertising copy to ap-:
; pear- in the
i j S. .'; , "
New Telephone
Directory .
The Classified Section of the' Tele
phone Directory is constantly used
as a business and professional guide
It is therefore important that busi
ness telephones be properly listed
under the appropriate headings in
this section. :
The manuscript will close for
printing .
APRIL 30, 1925 .
and you should arrange now
s for any desired changes. .
The Pacific Telephone
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IS P, TnLrrronr, Pa
Cfc- JM
SVNoeSiS OK THK ANVfTAL STATKMKNT (PTHTi
WESTERN STATES LIFE INSURANCE, COMPANY
t San Francisco, CnJifornja. 'In the Stat of California, on tho 3lt Hay nt
DfCfmbcr, I I. mmle to the lrwuranc Comminiorwr ot ihm State ot Oregon,
pursuant to law:
CAPITAL . .'- - ' ;u '
Amount f capital ctoch' paid up , -;.:..-.:.--.-.-.-. $ l.Mf.Mf Iff
1NCOMK
Total nrmhim inrom fop the year .J J.ltt JW 71
IntrHt, truar. rrtlucliona and rent rwrlveJ ihirins the y far.. .,. U3 UT 01
Income fmiu other ources rfivrtl durinic the your 389 414 U
Total Income ... . - I.MMTfJT
DISBirRSKMBNTS . .
fald for Iojmm, endowment, annuitivn and surrendei values .$ 643 Ml U
Dividends paid to olk'yhnltlri durinK the year ......' 3i!it23w fH
' PiYidnda !aid on capital xtot'lc during the 'year...,. 100 000 90
Commwtimi and xalarlex paid duriuti the yrar.., . Ml M0 97
Taxes, licence and feen paid durintc the year . ... . 97-147
Amount of all other esienditurta....,.......,...... . 3141 W
Total cxpenditurei .:..; ....,..... ...
AHSKTS . '
Value of real estate owned fmat-ki-t value). ,
Value of stock antl homh owned t amort ued value),..
Loana on mortiratfe and cotlateral, tta,.,.!..
rremlnm niten nnd iMilley loan.H ,,'
(ah in hank and on hand ...,,.
Net uneollwted and deferred prrmiuins.
Interest and renta due and accrued:
Other aaata (net, .. ,
TaUl adraltlM lUfU...
1 i,2T7..VW.U
4,l73.tet1i'-
4,,M.V,
.-. , i.tu.wn.
MMlO.wJ
t7W4.'
Net reserves
Groan claim for lotfnea unnatU.
AH other liabilltlea .-.......Tr..iTJ.
- , ...HwMS.HtM .
, LIAUIL1TIBS r,. . ... .
Total UsMIHIii.'mlMl f MMtal lij'liS&&jitil
BllKINKSS IN (IHKiON FOR TUK YKAH ., , . .
Oron iirvmlunu rrcvivff.1 ilurfntr' (h mr -..:....:.. .1.:.... f ' lTtlJ.T
Prrmiumi. antl dlvkl'tida rturntl durlns the year i (yll V IS
eald during tllf yrr ... ... : a4.K0lr.flU
WKHTKHN STATIWWrt! INMUKAdORTO.
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Slalutnry rmali'llt ntturncy ht srrtlr: L. tf, Halla, I'trllartd, Vrrm'
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