The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, May 19, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextfSVUflMff nEROT," KEATOIT TAltg; PTOflN TUESDAY," MAY 10, 102: IT SELLS ITSELF MiLm Gyxafoam) Wash With It If It Doesn't Sell se n a II II II II II M II M n M 13 u u If u II u u El kl tl II II n H n II II u II II n i: II M II 11 H u u ma B3 H H u u a n II B n u n 11 II II u u B. B B fl II II II B It's Green as The Grass On the way it cleans heavy garments, 'work clothes and grimy overalls don't keep it! ' On its complete elimination of han d rubbing even of wristbands, cuffs, and collars don't keep it ! On its self-cleaning cast aluminum tub, and its patented self-adjusting, instantaneous tension-release wringer don't keep it! NO OBLIGATION AT ALL "We want you to try this super-washer, which women themselves have termed "The Miracle of Monday" Maytag is the largest producer of washing machines in the world 6 Outstanding Maytag Features ; 1 Washes taster. Tie awVl uyraiJaiu rrm.ipie cre- 4-M-5 ijr-;.! " "" "'"' . JtwSl. tinuiusly effective water 1 action. Jfs idle water. t IT ,m!!. nd " II dll' 11 II II K-ll IB IB fa i!!,:n JT.i 1 1 V' - '.'-' ':'xS1l ' J-Tk'-'--:'.rs'C5M Hi IT & .fc.5- ;. iiLV Y Ki 4Sa A&i .4 U 5 Cast aluminum tub can't warp, nut, rot, swell, spl't nor carrcde. G Easily adjusted to y3.nr, helsht, and height of tubs. a ' S S s 1 ?a5 g VnAr r A M B H B3 2 Washes cleaner. The 'Gyrafcam Principle mixes the soap evenly through the water and to:ccj tho. er 13 runniag. snper-cleanslag, soayy washing solution through the meshes of the cloties No idle suds. Clothes can bo put !r. r taken out white wish- 8 Tub cleans itself in 30 secoads. 3 Largest hourly capa city in world 50 lbs. or dinary family wash per hour. 4 Most compact washer made takes floor space only -25 laches square. 9 Meialy svlnsi:iB wringer. Low. Swing Into 7 positioa3. Adjusts itself automatically far handkerchiefs or blankets Automatic dratnboard. Instant tension release. All parts enclosed. Phone 41-W Ask for a Demonstration erkms iviayi at Furniture Co Shoppe Phone 41-W tag Wtih Crater Lake Hardware Co. Dealers for Josephine, Jackson and Klamath Counties T. J. Radcliffe Authorized Maytag Salesman n is M Kl m n H n H n B H B B B H R H a H a B m . R . B El Ei a H M B W m M 19 n B VERY Cccp hade of ncn makes an effective bacfcEround for the hanilblockrd drilRn in lighter green and while which fol lows a wmewhnt Irregular cours aver one shoulder of this afternooa truck. The cut l ulirplc so ti not lo detract Intercut (rum the material ItaeX J "Better Mailing" Week Starts Soon Another "hetter" week has been set aside by the government accord ing to "recent communication re ceived by th Klamnlh Falls post master. John A." McCall, from tho office of tho "postmaster genornl. June I to J lino 7 has been deBlgntit ed an Better Mailing Week when a nation-wido campaign will bo un dertaken to ' reduce tho appalling loss occasioned by carelessness in addressing mall matter. ' During that jWeek several thous and motion picture theaters through ilie courtesy of tho Motion Picture ThoRtar Owners of America will dis play on , their screens appropriate slogcns urging greater caro in ad dressing; daily and weekly news papers will be asked to acquaint their readers with tho extent of the waste caused by misdirected mall: nctlonnl business anil commercial organizations, 'tfall-ordor houses, advertising associations nnd clubs are, being requested to get tho mes sage to their members' and post masters In a number of principal broadcasting cities will discuss tho question over tho radio. r Statistics compiled from tho offlco of tho Post master . (Jonvral name 21.000.000 as tho number of lot- Mi ters sent to the dead letter offlco M I last year; 803,000 parcels did like WjWiso: 100,000 letters go Into tho Gfl mull yearly In perfectly blank envel Ffl.opes; J50.000 In ensh Is removed H annually from- misdirected cnvnl Hjiopr; J12.000 In checks, drafts and W nionev-ordnra linvnr rnh lnAmln,l i ilS KSESZEBSSSBSSSSIlSSSSSgSEBlBIBBTllBBIBKBIllBEBKBSi - i'cie sam. collects 02.000 Ifnl fDinins Car of .14 & . Carnival j Held; Train Departs m Hall Tho entire train of tho Snopp iljl'jBros., carnival was allowed to leave llltlyesterday evening for Mcflford, wit'j the single exception of tho dining ar. !JiV Three coaches, toe dining car and 'tlght flat carj were under atta:h l.!)nent yesterday morning, pending settlement of a claim ct $2,042 by 5!v))avid 8tlckney ,of ' Salem, for in juries Incurred In 1919 while rij &ijjng,a iiierry-co-around of the Greai ,Alamo olrcuaej, ot which Vi'HlUui K. l)Ji3napp was part owner. . ,! The show was hold up in K'.ai:i-it!i jjj;?alls for 48 hours. It U bound for I'.jUledford for a., stay of five dajo'., )!- Arguments" over tho execution o.i i.jlho Judgment asainst V.'llliau It. )'Bnapp, In faVirof ;vins Stickney ijlRvill be aired Thursday to dotermino het'her or no? the dining car should e sold at auction 'to satl f the. Iljiltlalm of Stiflli,ey,lnr "1)o allowed to I Sjjbroceed to Medford to Join tho rest (ji4' the circus troupe.'. -j. . 'IS Senior Class Play Scheduled Tonight As one of the last affairs In which tho Senior class of the Klamath coi.nty high school will take part, "Tho Charm School," annual senior Irofientat!on will be given In the Pine Tree theater tonight. Prior to the play, a pantomime x)'l be given portraying several stages of high school lifo, the trials of the editor and his staff of El Rodeo, annual publication of Klam ath comity high school. Those who will take part in tho cast of "The Charm School" arc: Hurh Knrwin, Frank Upp, Charles V.ivk, .Max Newsom, Harold Hate- man, Vernon Christy. Geraldlne Mors, Katherine Walton, Alice Kos, Alice Miller, Dehlla Hawkins, Mild red Tabcr, Agnes ' Sly, Virginia Tickle and Gertrude Moak,. ja year In postago for the return of mail sent lo the doad-lotter ofrico; It costs Uncle 8nm $1,740,000 year ly to look up addresses on misdirect ed mp.ll; 200,000,000 letters aro given this service and It costs in one city alono $500 dally. I, I0WI8 GKTS DRAW ASTORIA, Ore., Siay 19. George Ingersoll of Astoria boxed Frnnkle Lewis, Salem welterweight tiuf rounds to a draw hero last night. Jack flurbank, Portland lightweight knocked out Oak Kelly of Warren ton in the second round -of their six round bout. BUI Jossl of Port land, gave Kd Codin of Varrenton a severe four round beating, and hon Perry of Portland fought a four round draw with Jack Riinnnn of Antorla. II SEXATOR 1I(1V DIKS PORTLAND, . Ore. May 19.- )ioral service fbV I. N. Day, former state senator, V. and' worker for state 'iiix betterments and road improvc- Ijijliionts, who died suddenly nt his p!jliomo horo yesterday, will be held Jjfjotaorrow afternoon at 2 p. m. E. W. Renick Public Accountant Award Contract For Road Job To Stebbins - Rocco Accounting and Auditing ) ( SUITE 1, SLOUGH BLDG. General , , Income Tax Capital Stock Tax PHONE 317 Eo do3o ware bids for tho sur facing of the ChlloquIn-WIUIamson river J:h, that 'tho county court met last nlgat In the county court house and after lang dlscunilon awarded ;ho contract to Stebbins and Rocco. The Iwo contractor) wMI this morn 'ng piano 15 men on the Jib and In 60 days will have tile project com pleted. The contract calls for the nuirailng of 5.5 miles. Hid; were, as follows: Stebbins ar.d Rocco. 14.14'0 far screened surfacing, $20,356 far crushed con- ! .t M-tlMi; li; V. Vlcsry, $16,000 and I 513, COD f;ir npreened 'and crnsheri ! consinicli.7n; Ed Prop.U, $18,400 for I crushed construction; Dunn & Hok or $17,250 and $20,125, for scroon ' ail. crushed construction. MAUIil.AOH MCKXHK IKSl'MI) -Well Known Voimik Couple . County Clerk's Office Visit A marriage Jlcense wag laJiied to C, E. Ilarstad of this city who Is employed In a local box factory and Dortha Koberls also of this city, RACINE is. : MULTI-MILE 15 A v rvxTHPrTtT?!? No Axe to Grind' , Perhaps your tire problem has to do with air pressures; perhaps you wonder whether you should equip with low-pressure tires of standard size, or balloons. We are in a position to advise you fairly and without prejudice because Racine builds and we sell both kinds. Moreover, both kinds equally uphold RACINE'S reputation 'for building first quality products only, MOTOR INN GARAGE 230 MAIN PHONE 294-J We start our regular Ice Routes To da y Put Up Your . . H ! Ice Card OR Call 58 Klamath Ice & Storage Co. GUARANTORS TO MEET THURSDAY Guarantors of tho 1925 ElllHon Whlto Chautauqua aro requested to meet In the chamber of coinmorco rooms, Thursday evening, May 21, 7:30 p. m.', to, complete pliins and perfect tho organization of the chnutnuqua commltteos. nilison-Wlilto sends tho bost Chautauqua of tho year to Klam ath Falls Juno 4 to Juno 10. It Is hoped to have it held tho same pluco as It was Riven Inst year. Howovor, this will bo docliled at tho moot ing on Thursday night. Every guar antor Is urged to bo thoro by tho instigators of the meeting. Guarantors for this year's Chau tauqua aro: ttdward II. Ashurst, Mrs. P. W, Boxton, June F. Grimes, A. H. Newton, O. C. Colvln, h. A. Brannnn, C. Leon Lewis, Thoodore N. Case, J. N. (lulhrle,: Mrs. W; E. Uoyd, l)r: F. II.' Day,-P, F. Klols- mulor, J, O. Tluarilaliiy, S, C. Van Kmon, Charles E. Drew, O. Peyton, W. H. Smith, Nancy H. Raymond, W. II. Itoss, O. D. Mnllmws, I. J. Ulxon, Olive' M. Whltmore, , Mrs. II." D. Petcroon. P. B ,nurko, M. P. Evans, Warren Ilufct, Charles W. Thomas, I., h, Hyan, E. S. Voatch, II. I, McKIm, Otto llulin, It. II. Mcglny, (Inorgo A. ,Wlrtz, M. h, Mnlor, It. II, Dunbar, Herliort I), Newoll, Hoy Call, J. C. Clcghorn, M. I,. Miller, C. M. Itamsby, Hurt E. Hawkins, E. C. Koppen, Mrs. E. I,. Elliott, Mrs. (irnco Owens, 1,. Ezefl, C. Tllnnasi O. A, Massoy, O, E. lino, U 1. Bonn, M. A. Bmlth, Lawrenca K. Phnlps, II. E, Jones, Arllo WurriKf, J. 71. Covort, W. B. Toombs', H. P. Alexander, Wlllard Peyton, Arthur It Wilson, Will W, Baldwin, Clnrn II. Calkins, Oncer Shivo, J. 11. llurshberger, Mrs. II. A. Knight, B. K. lloguo, J. K. Bodgo, A. C, Ulmock, Fred L. Hous ton, II. J.- Wlntors, T. A. Uobertson, GuK Miller, II. H. Ooodlng, A, J. Connolly, W. T. Loo, Mrs, Frank Evans, L. N. Jlulnus, K. CI, Klulin, E. D. Trulovo, J, II. Chambers, llort C. Thomns, U U. Sloln, I). M. Hmlth. II. J. lllckorson, II. P. Thomas, John F. Wluciniin, a;-.cu it. Jones, Fay Morris, Arthur -.. :Uco, Mrs. Coorgo T. Cnsper, W. J. Angenes, T. fl. Richardson, C. II. Barnslnhlo, John M. (Hover, C. I. Iteckard, E. II. Jefferson, Mrs, A. R. Morrison, Vora Houston, J. W. Kerns, Olorla H. Houghton, F. l ,Mooro, W. J. Heifer, E. M. Chllcoto, J. It. Elliott, Mrs. R, F, Sotitor, h. LmMlo I,nrkey,' J.- Y. Tipton, L, C. Moorn, I). 8. Bhlol, II. O. Bhldler, Howarc Chllg. KXTHKTAIV HC,1)AV XK11ITJ Two Newcomers ' From - Newbfp'K, Oregon, lo 1,1 vo Hero . . Dr. Burah Ethel Bmlth nnd Mrs, Ooorglu Ilabcock wore linHlusHns Sunday night at a dinner glvni in honor of Mr. and Mrs, Ned McCoy nd Mrs. O. McCoy of Nowbnrg, Ore.' Covers worn laid for eight. Mr. Nod McCoy nnd Mr. O. McCoy nro contrnrtnrn from Nowborg, who havo recently arrived In Klamath Falls to PHliibllHh thcmsolvos In this city, At tho present time they aro ongaged In building homes for themselves on Pacific Tcrraco, Hot Springs addition. Government Asked To Close Drinking Shops CALCUTTA, May 19. Tho Cal cutta Corporation rocently adopted a resolution racnmmcndlng to tha llengul government that all wlno nnd liquor stores nnd shops for tho sola of narcotic drugs In Calcutta bo removed. The resolution also recommended that In tho futuro llconsoi be gran' cd only lo rocognltod chomlsts and druggists for tho snlo of such quan tities of . wlno and other alcoliol'.d drinks as well ob narcollci on may bo reasonably roqulrod for medicin al purposes. ' Iowa City prohibits bathing suits on tho Htroats. Dogsn't nrnttor. They aro too warm for Hummer, " . Chicago. University Bttulonts liavo a mustaclio - growing contosl. It should stop nocking parties. ' ,- ; ""i .',' '.- '. HAVE A CARPENTER DO YOUR, PLUMBING TllDICULOUSI you ,. Yet that U what hundred! of people do every dy when they engitgo the aervlcn of other thnn a trsincj RECTAL SPE CIALISTtocurethelrPllci. Nowondet they receive no benefit and continue to ufter, nnd condemn the doctor for their time end money waited. My years of training end experience trestlna RECTAL end COLON aU Inente alone ennblet me to give e written llie-luna OUARANTEB tint I will cure your Pile or REFUND YOUR FEB. JVrlte today for my FREE BOOK v DEAN. M.D.Inrl t firm r err e A'l-ri m r vers rarer rUNIkWIU urr,iLLi DKniiw wri VBk aj . rffi ','.' v.