Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 15, 1925)
Tagc Eight : EVENING u HERALD, KLAM FALLS, OREGON MONDAY, JUNE 15, 1023 It's Just Jack ' mi 1 1 Ill A , si? - I b -it I in ThisAIs Drapery Week at the Women's Store Win .-.Battle of Tares At Indianapolis, May SO Setting a New World Mark of 101.13 Miles perjpiar S00 Miles without Tire Trouble This gruelling test proves the outstanding superiority ol Fire atone Kun-Size Gum-Dipped Bal loons Wun oracticallv no cnange in can and drivers from last vear. ana ovei tne same rough, uneven bnck track, aid sixteen years ap,o Firestone Balloons racing under blazing sun beat last year's world record on thick- walled.high pressure tires by a wide margin. Of the 21 cars which started. Only 10 finished "in the. money every one on Firestone Balloons Gum-Dipped by the extra Fire atone process that adds extra THE FIRST TEN MONET WINNERS n mi nimi rniibt . Qui-OlppM Bsiiosm. Poo- averach tioo Drive. Miles Her Hoar 1 D Paolo 101.13 a lwi-hiii . . iocua 3 Slialci-Morton. 100.18 4 Harts .... 08.89 5 MUloa .... 97.37 6 Duray . 94.91 7 D Palms . . 90V8S 8 Krais .... 04.32 9 Soattac ... 93. V4 lO Bordlao ... 94.7S MOST MILES PER DOLLAR strength and flexibility, and elimi nates internal tncuon and neat. Call at our principal branches inspect one at tries- full -Size Balloons thai travel) kj tne 500 milo race without a change. These wonderful Gum-Dipped Balloons that stood this terrific grind, will give vou saiety and comfort and thousands ot addi tional miles on the worst coun try roads in dally conflict with sharp stones and gravel, worn-out mamrtnmandbrokencorK.Tete.See nearest Firestone dealer today. Klamath Tire House Balsiger Motor Co. , R. R. R. Garage tHtRlCAN8 SHOULD PRODUCE THEIR OWN RUBBER ... . Vwufcju. Gem r sttme tot eriWfest 0 Aim Try OOLDSII VfiT TEA Ormf Pikot The cky would be incomplete, J-' the work ahead would not start smoothly without at least one cup ol GOLDEN WEST COFFEE , Goldeili .' .-lv Copyright CLmmi V DcTtrt Coerrilt Clsutl Dffin Lumber for Sale Cheap ' . Practically all items for construction or re pair work Drive out and look it over PELICAN BAY LUMBER CO. TO PORTLAND ON VIHIT . Mr. and Mrs. Harry Knox left last evening for Portland and Salem, where they will visit,' tank ing the trip by motor. ? . RETURXKD LAST EVE Tod Snyder returned last eve ning from Portland, where ha has been visiting. NEW PHONE NUMBERS ' ' ' If you want the advertising or business office of The Herald, please call 708 For the editorial and nows - department call 88 Bunnell Will Hear Liquor Cases Today County Judge Will Re lieve Justice Hunsaker County Judge A. , C. Bunnell, acting for Justice Hunsaker, who left today for Richardson Hot Springs, near Chico, was insured a busy afternoon by sheriff's depu ties who yesterday arrested five men on various charges. 1 Wright Hicks, Richard Lamb. H, E. Gray and Jim Medley were arrested on the Keno road late yes terday by Deputy Fred Snyder. The men are charged with being drunk and disorderly on a public highway.- -' Deputy James Hilton, out with his family for a Sunday ride, yes terday noticed a man leave a car and stroll off into the sagebrush on the Keno road, about four miles from town. Following a hunch, Hilton re ported the matter at the sheriff's office and Deputy Snyder drove out near the Bpot indicated and planted himself in the sagebrush to wait. At about 5 o'clock one James Farrell appeared on the scene, left his car and proceeded into the sage brush. When he emerged a few mo ments later he was heavily laden with five bottles of what Snyder declares is good moonshine. He is charged with possession of liquor and his case was set for pre liminary hearing late this after noon before Judge Bunnell. Many Present At Flag Day Service Senator Robert R. Butler of The Dalles Gives Elo- , quent Address : Over 250 people heard Judge Robert R. Butler deliver the Elks Flag Day Oration In the Elks temple last night, which was declared to be the most eloquent address ever delivered in Klamath Falls. Judge Butler is state senator from Hood River and Wasco counties and re puted to be one Of the best public speakers In Oregon. The distinguished visitor had nev er.1 bee's n Klamath county before andViuarveled at Its great resource ha stated that one not having ever seen. ,ttii country 'before had no conception of its' great resources, Francis R. Olds commander of the'merlcan Legion gave the his tory of the flag and Harry Bond's orchestra furnished the music. AT WILLIAMSON RIVER Party of Lorul People Spend day on lulling Trip Sun- A party of local people, Including Mr. and Mrs. J. Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hills, L. Woodsido and Jack Poeber,, returned last evening from Williamson River, whero they spent the day Ishlng. You're rlnht. for tills la none other than Jack Dvmpaey, pURtltntto king, UtwlopJna his lung power on mam moth horn In iurl hotel during the recent sojourn of tho Demiutcy there. Jack found It touh work to get a sound out ot the thing:, too. ao . corUlrm to thoae In the know. Many Will Attend Langell ' Barbecue Sunday Afternoon Hill lino officials A-.10 iviil bo In Klamath Falls next Saturday will be urged to attend tho b! barbe-l cue at langell valley next Sunduy, it was reported today by O. P. Keller, secretary of tho Laiigull Valley Community club, Plans for the big celebration are fast neartng completion and it is expected (hat as Immense crowd will be on' baud to commemorate the opening of tho water in that district. Arrangements are now being made for a speaker, and the selec tion will be announced within the next day or two, said Mr. Keller. Another "Railroad Rumor Is Spiked Wakefield Garage Site is Not to be Used for Oregon ; Trunk Depot One more beautiful railroad depot site has gone glimmering, due to the ' resumption . ot work on the Wakefield garage at the corner of Second and Main streets. For two weeks work on this structure has been suspended and for the post week it was, according to old lady Dame Rumor, to be the sito of the Oregon "Trunk! depot. The brick had been sold, the cemont hauled away and the prk of demolition had all but started.. But, unfortunately, the whole thing was just rumor and a poor, baseless rumor, at that. Now the cat Is out of the bag and A. F. Graham started his crew at work again today. The suspension was due to an alteration in the plans to .meet the suggestion of the en gineers and efficiency men of Dodgo Brothers. As a result some slight alterations will be made in the build ing. Work will proceod with all the speed anit efficiency for which Graham has bocomo noted and in the matter of a few weeks tho building will be occupied by II. S. Wakefield with bis Dodge agency and service force. And thus Is laid to rcBt another terminal site for the Oregon Trunk. Children on Way to O. A. C. Fill Streets Members of Boys' and Girls' Clubs Arrive Safely ' Streets adjacent : to the court house were . throngod yesterday morning when 73 children and their parents gathered there preparatory to beginning their trip to Corvallls, where the 73 will attend summer school, a roward for their work as members of Klamath county Boys and Oirls clubs. As the children .were loaded into 18' waiting automobiles, moving pic tures of the. occurrence were taken by cameramen representing the Sou thern. Pacific railway, Those pic tures will he - shown In theatres throughout the northwest. , According to wird received hero today, the children all arrived In Corvallls lasj, evening without n single mishap. Thoy were taken from Ashland to Corvallls In a spec ial train. f t , Accompanying the children are Miss Alice Lytlo, Mrs. Uonnle Sev cck and Mrs, James Burnett as chuperoncs. County Club leador Frank Soxton ! Fabrics Breexy New to Beautify the Home There areo ninny delightfully, simple wnysVf .mlding charming fashionable toitehes to die differ ent rooms. The qld saying "The taste of woman isreflected in the home" is indeed rite. The Windows Are the Eyes of the Home Through them arc reflected your personality. .As mostypeople judge by the first impression, We are offering time many attractive ma terials and designsandi the prices are so moderate Plain and Fancy Silkolines, yd. This is the opportune time and Moc's is the place to buy this lovely and useful material. They can be used in so many ways in the home come in and see what nice coloring there are in this assortment. ill r--'- 25c I Magnolia Draperies, yd. There is a wide range of bright and gladsome shades in this wonder ful assortment Harmonious pat terns that radiate good cheer and the joys of the summer season. Floravel Materials, yd. 65c 85c Here is an opportunity for every room in the house to adorn its win dows with glowing shades that speak of good taste in choosing. Velledge Cretohnes, yd. Right after breakfast each morn ing, is the time that every prideful woman begins to think about her home These materials will gladden your heart with the warmth of color they betray. Town and Country Cre tonnes, yd 85c t0 $1.25 Exclusively new, aomo ot tho beautiful effects to be bad from this material are smart indeed. Spoclally adapted for most any typo of homo. Silk Gauze Net, per yard , 75c K beautiful assorement In plain colors white, gold, blue and roso. Silk Draperies, Floral Designs, Yard $1 25 to $2.25 These ologint drap eries will work wond ers In the homo you must soe them. , Drapery Damask Yd- $2.75 Think, what a roller It will bo to have lovely now draperies in tho homo Its so easy to chooflo at Moo's. I Make familiar rooms seem new with curtains all ready to hang Wide Mesh NeU Colored stripes and figured bottoms, per Pair. - $3.50 Wide Mesh Net Curtains Fringed bottoms, pair $5.00 & $6.fj0 Plain white and raf fled curtains, paii; $2.00 Dotted grenadine white with colored ruffles, pair " , $3.00 Panel Curtains Filet net, single cur tains, each $1,45 The Balcony. is being Remodeled for our New Beauty Parlor will be aided by Itov. p. C, Hulot of Morrill In the management and executive buslnoss ill the trip. All mall for tho children should be addressed In care of H. C, Sey mour, Klamath Delegation, O. A. C. Summer school, . Corvallls, Oregon, until June 27 on which tho students will begin tholr roturn journey. VK.VC'H FAMILY AT LAKH ' Mr. and Mrs. E .8, Vouch and son Bobby wore among tho local peoplo who, spent .tho wock-ond at Diamond lalta. City ; Gets 190 In Liquor fines i Drunko nmon to the number of sovon arrostod Saturday night by the police woro each flnod S20 this morning whon nrralgnod. bofnro Poltco Judgo Lorn Oaghagon.. Two men charged with possession woro each flood S2G. 1 I Summer seems hotter whon tlmos are so good - wo have ..nothing but weather to euss. ( KITTO HI.KJ11T1Y IMPROVKI) tioral llimlni'NH Man llmk Fi'om HprliiK" Near fliiio, fill If. W. II. Kltto, owner of the Klam ath Shoo store .roturnod yostorday from Itlchnrdson Springs, near Chlco, California, wWo ho has boon for tho past two weeks. Mr. Kltto is confined to his homo and while his condition shows him flllghtly Improved, his friends are sorry to loam that it will bo somo time beforo ho Is ablo to bo about the city. . ' .
