The Evening herald., April 21, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

jrtJESDAY. AWUIi 21, 102.'?
THE LUMBlillLOCUR
pagjb Tiii&E
THE PINE TREE
' THEATRE
Last Appearance
of
"ALBURTUS"
Also
Lon Chaney
,.in ' ':' .
"The Hunchback of
Notre Dame"
TO NIGH T
at 6:30
"Alburtus"
Will make his escape from a straight
jacket while suspended head down from
the roof of the
Pine Tree
RACINE
Tires
'SL"f''virl"rMriw' "" ' "TTMg-.,ppfr-
The Test of Tire Value
No ,tire that we know strikes a fairer
balance between quality and price. :
Every RACINE cord Is buflt tricdy on a
quality basist and its cost to you is a just
and accurate reflection of la vedxu,
MOTOR INN GARAGE
230 MAIN
' AIUUVH FIIOM SOUTH s j V
California Visitors to Hnrnil Homo
Tlnio In KUtmutli KnJIs
J. M. MoKenna, accompnnlod hy
his aunt Mm. null) Nollimn7liu ar
rived In Klamath Falls from 8ocra
motito to innko tnolr homo In tlio
city.; MeKonna Is A plumber em
ployed by Lorons.
No mnttnr how warm It gols,
thn'ro will bo no eold woulhor short
age, for sovorul weeks.
1 '
THE M. E. CHORAL CLUB
. presents ;'
'GEO. E. MADDOX, Tenor
Tj&'-U '"'Assisted by -'
Rupert M addox, W". Carlton 'and
, . " ' Chas. Hazelrig
" "' In Concert "" ''
AT THE M. E. CHURCH
Friday, 8:15 p. m.', April 24
Tickets on sale ' at Hurry : Cash Store,
Houston & Phelps, American National
Bank, News Office, Klairlath Falls Music
r:J House and, Shepherd's,
Hill mMkMtUiim
THE LIBERTY
THEATRE
Today
Corfstance
Talmade in
"HER NIGHT OF
ROMANCE"
Comedy News
PHONE 294-J
NINtTKKN IN JAIL
Nineteen prisoners nro outing and
sleeping ul th county expense to
dny, County Jailer Juck Klmsoy ro
parlod today. It Is expected that
tho grand jury will bo callod with
in tho next wook to dispose of ensos
bound over to tho Jury from tho Jus
tiro court.
IX FIIOM CHILOQUIX
Mr. and Mn. J.-J, Stolger woro
Klnmnlh falls visitors from their
homo In Chlloquln.
Ki i i 3-1, : ;
Mainly About People
MRS. ItA It I'll HKTt ItXH
Altl'lllls (il'IIIT.ll )TllllM'' Collfl'l'"
I'Mii' iii'iii ni i :iiu''i
After spending several days in
Eugene here alio attended thu ton
fermice of chief operutors of south
ern Oregon, Mrs. Pearl Ilnrtli re
turned tn Klamatli Kails lust eve-
nlnii. Mrs. Ilurtli Is chief operator
111 thu lorul lelophono office Til'.'
purpose of the conference was to
discuss problems that urine In the
average teU'plionu office und their
solution.
CHARLES KENNEDY IIKItK
Luiii'ieriiiiui Must Cut tViinln I'ei-
Ceiilugo of Trout, Creek I'lilt
Just how he will Mturt logging op
erations on the Trout creek unit
which his firm purchased lust year
from the IndiHn service Is the prob
lem now confronting Oburles Ken
nedy of tho firm of Clement & Ken
nedy of Seattle. Wash. Mr. Kennedy
has been In Klumatb county for
the past few days Inspecting his
holding- In the eastern part of the
county, with Hurry MeBsncr, woods
mun for tlio lllic Luko llox Co. Mr.
Kennedy was silent on the plans for
a mill to niunufurturo the nine.
Ills firm Is the owner of a large fir
mill at Forlson, Wash.
I'llTKICX T UK INITIATKII
(liiirllon H. Currlu Announrm tVro-
nwnli-M of Ktk lo lie Held Koon
Fifteen moro amoebae- rooks or
worms, otherwise known as candi
date.!, will walk tho thorny path
f initiation Into the Elks' lodge
!ay 7. Charlton S. Currln, exalted
ruier announced yesterday. Tho
candidates aro Paul V. Foster, Ed
gar Vannlco, Arthur W. Mackcn,
Loyal M.. Christy, W. P. Durrord,
Louis K. Porter. II. 8. Mathews,
Clarence 11. Knowlcs, E. H. Ilal-
slger, D. Frank Drlscoll, John. A.
Campbell, James W. Harvey, T. H.
Abbott. Peter J. Nollsen and Earl
V. H.innen.
DltlVK XOHTH
tnlifornln Vi-lturs to licniiiin lu
Klnniatti 't'ounly for One Week.
. Mrs. C. A, Hallwell of Orovllla,
California, In company with Sirs.
Hex ' McMillan, who Joined her at
ber home In Dunsmulr, U a Klam
ath county guest, spending a week
at, the horns of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Qeorgoi Cbastaln of Asp-
grove. Mrs. McMillan -will remain
n tho city for a week, visiting with
hor father and mother, Mr. and
Mrs. C. 1-0 w.
NEW, FAD OX
Eighth tirade l'uplls Ik-stgnntc
Themselves From Lower I'lassiuen
'Fearing that thoy might be
classed with the lower clussmon of
the Central school, the boys and
girls of the eighth grade have pur
chased gay green and yellow cups
that set saucily on their close
cropped heads. Tho caps offset un
foar of not being designated an
upper ciassman lor these peo
ple that, within elx months, will be
railed upon again to wear the
green cap of "Froahhood" In the
high school on tho hill.
v - OCT FOIl TRACK ,
May 0 Drawing Close us Onto 8cl
for County Cinder Meet
With tho dnto, Muy 9, drawing,
closer, students of tho Central J
sfhool aro utilising every spare mo
ment In preparing tor the track and
cinder meet, In which every school
in Klamath county, with the excep
tion of a very tow, will Ho repre
sented. With the presentation of
good wonlhor onco more, tho boys
wero out On tho school grounds,
digging holes In the grass to mark
tholr broad Jump marks. A quite
new Innovation was Introduced to
day when two of tho more ener
getic carved swords from wooden
sticks ;' and began their fencing
properties. . I,
FROM FORT KLAMATH
J. V. : MoAuIlffo Reports' Stock'
Conditions on tho Upward Trend
J. P, ilsAnllffo, prominent stock
man of the Fort Klamath country,
Is In Klamath Falls to spend sov-
oral days transacting business and
visiting with business frlonds. Mr.
McAullffe reports that the condition
of the ranches and farms. In tho
Fort Klamath district nro vory good
and the year hns oxcellont promise.
A. Dunn of the firm of Dunn and
Haltor, contractor, Is In itVio city
lo spend the ; romnlndor ; ht tho
sprlnff pn, , work on the Klj'k rail
road construction. i i:
IX FROM I.ANGKLL'H VALLEY'
Horsefly litlKudoii Ciiiiiils Xenrly
Ciilliileli' 'l oni li'le Win k IIi'kiiii
Lester Uokki, well known ranch
er of Uini'.eH's Valley, was In town
cstei'diiy tifteriKion and today at
tending to buslncs affairs. Hogga
leporta tha the Irrigation canals
on the Horsefly project are nearly
complete and that construction has
begun on the concrete siphon be
low tho Do Huvcn ranch on Miller
creek.
.LAXUKMS VALVEY
rioiiilnent JCnmhcr VisilinK
Kliinintli Kails on Tuewluy
Mr. and Mrs. Kred Hilton, promi
nent rancher of tho Lanxell's vulloy
district, were iimonp the Klamath
Full victors n the city, arriving
lint nlKht. They were accompanied
by Kvcrett Malono, also of LangeH's
vulloy., Tho ililtons wero buying
supplies and interested la gceral
business matters.
OX IXHI'IXTION TOl'P.
i;. K. ti'fMMlell IWikillK Into Culllli-
IIiiiis of Mills in Kluiniilli County
0. B. Ooodell, niembor of tho
state department, bur.euu of labor.
Is spending several days In the city.
where ha Is Interested in Inspection
of saw mills, lumber mills and
other plants In Klamath county.
He spent the day In Klamatli Falls
transacting business.
OX INSPECTION TltlP
Club lender Kexlon' Visits Fort
KUuniitti und Agency
County Club Leader Frank Sex
ton went ' to Fort Klamath and
Agency today to Inspect the. club
work In those districts, lie took a
registered Poland China . pig to
Frank Briscoe which will be raised
by the youngster In connection with
the club work.
WOMAN GETS FIXED.
Mm. O. l'etemon Pujs $100 on
Liquor ctuirgo ,
Sirs.' 0.; Peterson pleaded guilty
to a , liquor: possession charge yes
terday In Uu court of Justice of
the Peace Hunsaker, and was fined
1100 and costs. Albert Swansoa
faces a charge of transporting liquor
as a remit of the same .raid in
which the Petenson woman was ar
rested. HERDS BEING TESTED
County Agent Henderson Making
lluttcr Fat Examinations
The monthly butter fat testing of
tho Klamath County Co'w Testing
association was being carried , rd
today under tbe supervision of Coun
ty Agent Henderson. Six her.ls with
a total of about 90 dairy cows wero
to be tested during the day.
TO ENTERTAIN'
Miss Joint Miirlkmnlil Will Ilo Host
ess to Members of Trl 8 Club
Miss Joan MncDonald will enter
tain membors of the Trl S club at
tier home on Thursday evoning. Tnis j
is the first meeting of the girls!
since the month of March, when
taey discussed the spring dancing
party,
The KlamatK
5 ;'. Bakery
Can furnish you
your desert for
every occasion and
you have the satis
faction of - knowing
that it is baked
right and will taste
right.
And . in L addition
there is
GOLDENl
; KRUST
BREAD
For every meal.
Klamath
Bakery
: '826 MAIN ,';f
ESSEX
COACH
$895
Titltht and Tarn extra
PERSONALS
Ora Banister, business man of
Medford. speriT some time In the:
city yesterday transacting .business, i
Klamata Falls visitors from their
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Stanton are;
hajne in Redding. j
Mr. and Mrs. M. Wagner of
Weed are among the visitors from j
the eouib, spending several days In
the city.
G. E. Hougen of Medlord is a
business visitor, stopping at the
White Pelican hotel while In Klam
ath Falls.
Kenneth MacKay and Eugene C.
Wing of Portland are business visi
tors in the city.
F. J. Johnson Is spending a few
days of the' week from his home !
In Kirk visiting with friends. John-j
son Is stopping at tho Arcade hotol. j
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Lewellen of.
Roseburg are spending a few days
In Klamath" Falls looking into their j
business Interests here.
' Mr. and Mrs. William B. Powell '
, and; family ' aivrlved in Klamath
Falls on last night's train to spend
several days In the city looking for
a bminess location. They may lo
cate here permanently. They aro
residents of McAUster, Oklahoma.
R. Appleton is a business visitor
In Klamath Falls from bU home in
Bend. ' '
' R. H. Allen is a business visitor
from his borne in Stockton.
COURTS
Deeds
Elizabeth Ann Robinson to Henry
Kinn. 4-14-25. $1.50 I. R. S. Sec
ond Addition, lot 6, block 21, also
25 acres off S. side of SWV4SEH
of Sec. 7, Tvp:' 39, Range 9.
Ed Smith et al to John A. Un
man, 3-25. $650.00 consideration.
Buena Vista Addn., lots 25, 2C, 27
block 41; V.
J. J. Delaney et ux to R. L. Orem.
4-15-25. $.50 I. R. S. Railroad
Addition, lot 3SA, 3SBt block 6.
Breaks Record
tffils 17-yeur-old Toronto high bchbot
girl is tho proud possessor of a world
ocord. In a recent tournament she
"leaped .-tour feet, U .Inchos in the
running hlgti jump, smashing the
former mark by half an in,ch. She's.
Innea Evelyn Bramley and ber
achievement was all the more note
worthy In that It was the am time
she had ever- entered an opsn th
Today's Essex is the finest ever built.
It is the smoothest, most reliable Essex ever
built, i
It is the best looking, most comfortably rid
ing Essex ever built.
And the price, because of volume, is the
lowest at which Essex ever sold.
Acme Motor Co.,
400 South Sixth - Phone 680
.. The De Laval is
T- ..IA.-fbr.-Hand
It is "The Better Wav of
Milking" better, cheaper, faster,
cleaner and in every respect su
perior to any other method of
milking either hand or machine.
The De Laval Milker never
tires, never varies in its action. "
never gets cross or irritable, but.
does its work day after day in a
manner most pleasing to the" cow.
J. W.
MOLINE DISTRIBUTOR
Cream Separators Milking Machines.
1303 South Sixth Street
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
The Wjt and X"nvy Departments
24-24. $-.50 1. R. S. Malln. lot 1,
block 52. ,
'Miscellaneous Filinps
Porter Construction Company to
A. R. Campbell. Satisfaction of
Mech. Lien, Bk. 4, page 529.
Circuit Court Filings .
j No. 1997. Law C. C. R. 7-344.
4-1S-25. Y. H. 'A. Re'nner, AUy.
'Frank J. Schmitz, Carrie V. Sch-
mitx and AnJiie Taylor, etc, vs.
Charles Robins and Hiram Robins.
Plaintiff demands Judgment for
$253.55 and for costs.
Xo. lflgs Law! Filed 4-1S-25.
O'Xeil and Irwin, Attys. John Ir
win vs. Walter C. Rouse and M..R.
Korst. Pliilntiff demiinds Judgment
tor $80.00 und for $35.00 utty. fee.
This Label
It's the,'
logical
thing to do
. to buy your
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smwBMWestiswifVJ-Miiitfty " f -i
; from Your Nearest
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milking ' " '
De Laval Milker uiirs Are'
almost unanimous in their agree
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and keeps the cow's udders and
teats in better condition. ; Its .
operation is simplicity itself. Ad
justments are impossible and there
is nothing to get out of order. '
Let us tell you more about "The
Belter Way of Milking." ' ' . ,
KERNS
NO FROST
PORTLAND, Oro., April 2L-Be-cinse
of decided changes in atmos
pheric conditions late yesteMay
threatened frost did not materialize'
In Oregon ercept in the MlltoniFi'ee
wator' district between Baker and
Walla Walla which was slight. ,s .
Bring Results
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