The Evening herald., April 21, 1925, Page 8, Image 8

AMATH FALLS.' OREGON
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See Some
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Garments in
Our Windows
Genuine Mdse.
Values Instead
of Sloganed, so
Called Value's
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: 1925StarSport
'Sedan with the
Million Dollar
Motor
SSI
Quick Pick-up means POWER
When a car can accelerate from 5 to 25 miles an
hour in 41 seconds, it means power. That's what
the Million Dollar Motor in the 1925 Star Car
guarantees. Power abundant powerpower for
speed, power for hills, power for the tough going,
sand, mud. .
It cost a million to build, but you'll say its worth
it, every cent of it. For the first time, real power
has been built into a low cost car.
Drive this new motor. Get the thrill of real power
. that's all we ask. '
Today at your Star dealer's test out this new
motor.
BUICK AND STAR GARAGE
Opposite White Pelican Hotel
See It at Your Dealer's, Drive It. Compare It
The Car for
the Millions
with the
MILLION
DOLLAR
MOTOR
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; Mr.. Klrkood shed light on the
flitter animosity held against' Burgh
duff by. Richard W. Price. ,'. . , . ,
."If. all. dates back to a, bitter
fight ifi 'Portland,' ten years agj in
which PHco ntf I happened to be
on one Bide .and Burghduff and
others on the other. The fight was
for (he divorcing of the game and
game fish . commission from the
commercial commission. Well, our
Bide won ; and "the hitchet " w3
, burled. All of us let by gones be
by gones except Price. Ha said he
would get even -with Burghduff and
others who opposed the segrega
tibn move lf"ittook' him the rest
of his life And that' is the source
of his opposition to Burghduff. He
Is after Ais scalp and will do almost
Anything' to get It. ..''; ;
!. ; Recall Money Available .
. Concerning tho ' proposed reciil,
Mr. Klrkwood stated that all de
pended opon a conference-several
prominent men ' had with the gov
ernor today In' which 'the governor
would be asked to reappoint Dorris.
:, Vlf-the governor refuses then the
recall Is set In motion. We have the
finances ready to set it in motion
and I. think. It , will' be successful.
What we noed Is organization among
aorUmen. '. The governor's selfish
political . move 1b threatening the
very life of game administration In
Ibis country and every sportsman In
the country should be interested."
"Hop" -Tomorrow. Night to
Pay for Sweaters Worn
fV by "K" Winners .
For -the purpose of rais'ng funds
to . pay . for sweaters worn' by the
members of the "K" club, a dance
Is being sponsored by the organiza
tion In the ,Moo3e hall, Wednesday,
Aprir 22. Johnny Houston's or
chestra will be present to add to
the occasion. .
According to Ralph Turner, presi
dent of the "K"' club, they are anti
cipating a-large crowd and it is the
hope of those interested in trc dance
that the affair pays for the sweat
ers thus far earned by the boys. :
Membership into the "K" club Is
gained only through sheer merit
and work 'In either of the four
branches of athletics offered by
Klamath county high schocl. A let
ter "K": won in basketball, track,
football or baseball .entitles, the win
ner to membership Into the club.
"The boys are highly, deserving of
the patronage to bo- given thorn,"
the coach remarked. . ;
CITY DEKTKOVKD
NOGALES. Aril.. April 21. With
a property loss already estimated
at a half million dollars, flames are
still sweeping Cananea,. Sonora,
Mexico, according to news dispatch
es received here' at noon" today. '
IUMBKBJUX KUiLKD
LONGVdEW, Wash"., April 21.
Z. G. Lannlng, a choker setter em
ployed in logging operations at Ry
dcrwood by tho Long Bell Lumber
company wis killed today when a
tree fell and crushed his skull.
ELLIOTT KLECTKD
SALEM. Ore., Apr'l 21. The
state board of forestry yesterday re
elected P.' A. Elliott state forester
for an indefinite period, 1
EVERETT TRUE
BY CONDO
Furrier
All kinds of fur manu
facturing and coat
, " remodeling
MRS. WM. BESSLER
JB25 Washington,'
Bet? Sixth' and Seventh ,
AH 'wbVk 30 to 60 per cent
leaa than any fur house In
Klamath. Work guaranteed.
Atter Easter Price Reductions!
On Sale tomorrow Bona Fide Reductions Chosen From Out
Regular Stock Which Women of Klamath Falls Know Fea
turing the Style Garments of the Season Genu ine Moe Store
Values Throughout. ' '
By special arrangement
we are able to offer
you this high grade
Pure Para-Rubber Re
ducing Corset at
$y.95
The regular price was
.$8.50, the factory mak
ing us this concession;
Decisive Reductions
An announcement of great prominence to
those desiring to acquire high type gar
ments at end of season prices NOW!
The regular
prices of
these coats
were up to
$39.50 .,
i -Grouped in one price for quick selling. Large
sizes as well as small included. Highest quality
of materials throughout. Every color conforms
to ' the season's demand, all embodying ex
clusive features. '
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A Special Purchase of Silk Frocks
Fresh out of the paper this morning, direct from our New York "
Purchasing Office. You will immediately note the difference in .
these frocks, the values, the styles, the quality, the newness, the
colors, the originality. f .
It is" a frock event of which we are tremendously proud.
Arranged for us by our New York office. Each one of these
dresses represent a saving to you of from 20 to 85. Wej
cannot overemphasize these values too strongly;, seeing is
. . believing: . '
i
These dresses arc not
exactly as depicted, but
fully as attractive in
every respect. Shop with Moe's, The
Wonian's Quality Store, tomorrow.
1;
$
Facts Concerning
These Frocks:
From foremost manufacturers,
All newest materials, i '
Every Wanted Style Feature,
Every Garment Well Made,
Appropriate to the Time,
A timely saving event which should;
warrant your immediate response.
i Truth in Advertising so
Will Make Ocean Flight
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MeutcnaMt Cuinnuindiir
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Strong Oett) hns been placed Itt'efmrav of a.'
WttB.,r Jno.nrst bop to. ItoWOU .Will be trtal without rofuollmr .'
II rlHSl IWtilil nlflian It4. lAhM torra fk i. i i . I . ' J " .. .... 1
night qWiftaleeir bv-ih.i.tr.m itnni,n , .,,.' VTuVb n 'V,?WWWW.fl
' eruiuvan will pilot tb pUnwKlcM ( now undi.p mnMnwiMh ..'. .-..L 'he lobars don't ot- uW, "
OBITUARY
3MKH IdKm '
' .In m cs .Flood, ,for ho piiHt flvo
years cmployod an a lumbarjnck (or
Lamm Lumlior company, died In a
Klamath Fall hospital lint;, nlghl
(rem Inftuonza ', Aontractod i three
wooks ago 'at Modoc Y'olnt. Flood
wan brought to. Klamath . Falls
where.. all poBslhlo attantlon wn'
given him. Flood, a "man of abont
45 yearn of nB, wan unmnrrled. Ha
Is survived by ono brother, John
Flood, of Amstordam, Now Yorn,
No funoral arrangGfinantt havo boon
mada, liowovor It In undorntood at
Whltlock'n mortuary, whoro the
body In lylng.'lhat frlondn of Flnqd,
loggorn n'nd follow mill workorn,
will have cbargo ot the arrango
montn. . ,
What tho Traen Hang:i
dust
(ho
clghrcttcn ntttnt-"-......J
Block
Wood
ony hand
Plenty of Blockn
now, fresh irom the bin, quick
flclh'orlen, . olty or country.
We havo a nice matoh snfo
that we give with ad ordor
for a double load of blocks.
Call at our office and gat
' your. ii- ;
Peyton &
"Wood to burn"
-601 Main PholL 53S