The Evening herald., July 07, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

"EVENING HERAT J), KT'AUT ATT! FALLS, OREOON
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Free Novel
Exhibition
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8 P. M.
Willys-Knight and Overland Motors Powell & Dale show rooms, Fourth and Klamath
.Tuesday, july 7, 102.1
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Mr.L.R. Biyantithe
noted expert bnAiito
mobile Engines, will
lecture withpartic
ular ref&xeti&e to the
WI LLYS7KNIGHT
Slee i??i vtiltie Motors
Actual demonstration
of vrfting models.
lOclutv begins
f promptly at 8 o'clockTM
EHbodjWelcome
Entertainment Diversion
Plan Novel Showing of
Willys and Overland Cars
With Motors Under Glass
Cut-A way Motors Shown
Mr. Lec R. Bryant, undoubtedly one of the most inter
esting lecturers on the internal combustion motor in the
entire automotive industry, has been secured by the
Powell & Dale Motor Company for a day of special de
monstrations here tomorrow afternoon and evening.
In connection with an entertainment to be furnished
at the Powell and Dale Showrooms on Fourth and Klam
ath, Mr. Biyant will deliver an instructive lecture on the
design, construction and advantages of the Knight Sleeve
Valve motor.
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Powell-Dale Motor Co.
4th and Klamath
Special display and demonstration of Willys-Kniqht and Overland
oix Cylinder Lars, dee these tine motor Lars1.
Assisting him in the lecture Mr.
Dry ml will Jiavc two glastf-sldcd
wXvr, tc an Overland 6, 4ho otbur
tt Willys-Knight 6.
Tie lecture .will start promptly
at 8:00 o'clock and It 'U hoped that
the people' nr Klamath Falls and
viclirlly will tako advantage of this
exceptional opportunity to famlllar
lio themselves at first hand with
the working of a motor cut.
Tomorrow afternoon Mr. Bryant
will hold a parade of tho new Over
land C's and the new Willys-Knight
4's and C's. T'ocae sew models of
the Willyi-Ovcrland factory are the
Jast word in automotive engineer
ing and de-sign, and tho reception
accorded H'lcni throughout Northern
C.illforu'ii and Southern Oregon has
been nothing short of miraculous.
The tw New Overlaid 6 models
tho Sundard Two Door Sedan and
the l)e Luxe' Sedan are unques
ttinably tho most beautiful new
closed cars on tho market at any
where near the price. The 2 door
sedaa Is finished in Duoo, 4s equip
ped with a 40 h. p. motor of Willys
OverUnd design, billaon tires, 29
4.U5, mounted n artillery type
wood wheels; long easy-riding semi-
ellptic springs, front and rear.
This sedan conta''jis more room
than many of the present sedans
costing 300 Xf $400 more. A awvel
arrangement in Mver'e tompart-
meut and passenger seat makes
easy lacccas to the Tear compart
ment without the necessity of front
passangcrs leaving the car.
The Deluxe 4 door sedan, fitted
with disc wheels and balloon tires
is beautifully finkihed in two tones
of blue and gray. The arresting,
beauty of this car nras one. of the .
outstanding fcatuTes of the recent'
Sin Francisco Auttmobilo show.
' If you have not already Been
these models and ridden In them,
it is decidedly worth your while to
attend this entertafinment-lecture,
and at the same timo ask Bryant to
show you the new Overland 6's.
See for yourselves view the glass-sided
Willys-Knight 6 and Overland 6 motors in
operation. . ; .
One of the most novel and most interesting
automobile shows ever staged. - -
A visit to the Powell & Dale showrooms
will teach you more about a car than you
ever learned before.
State Contracts
- Given4' By Board
flAl.KM, Ore.. July 7 Setter
urnn Ilrothors of Portland wore
successful bidders j'i'Bti'rdny fur the
construction of u wine for Iho caM
ern Oregon hospital for Hut Insane
lit I'vndlnlon, tbo bid of Hint firm
bo I nil 1178, SCO. A. A. Hlwort of
tiulom got tho contract For eonslruc
tlnn of a new building lit tho U(
Institution for feitblo mliidud Willi
a bid of 132,900.
Kox & Co. of Portland got tbu
contract for plumbing at tbo 1'i'n
illnton Instlliitlon at t7S.r,0 mid J.
V. Shi'U nf Poriliuid I lie bciiiliiR at
I.M3T. !.. O. liiimui of Hllvcrton
.Will, Ju.nlU i luv lijul lV at' Ibo feeble
minded institution lit I2S03 mid the
plumbing ' lit 12700.75. Kleclruul
wiring will hu Installed by tho
Hutch Kli'itrlc compuny of Salem
in a Mil (r JTL'ii imil Hlo will be
fu riilsluil by Hie Ait Tllo coiniuiny
of I'lirlluiid. w luiM.i bill was l7S!i,
Tin- meet lug of llm boanl of con
Irnl at wbli b t Ixi bids worn opi-noil
was enlivened by a clash between
tiovi-inor Pierce on tho onn nidi!
a ml Ki'trctiiry of Klato Koior ahd
Stale TreiiBiirer Kay on tho other.
Tlx1 governor Innlsted that con
tracts tdiould bo awarded concerns
I but opernto under the slato work-
:4
"Nobody can say I
wasted my money,,"
Ptlcr fXTaololVZS Intlianapolit Race Winner
This Btutcmcnt frtim the yotin( race driver, who
purchased a Huick a week after he wheeled his car
Jo victory ot Indianapolis and broke the record of
that famous Speedway, sums up the mition-wide
opinion of Buick.
For just os DcPoolo recognizes the superiority ot
vaWc-in-hcad engines for the race track and per
nonnl use, so too have more than a million every
day motorists recorfnized the dependability and
ocrformancc of Buick and the Valvc-tn-I lead ypo
of enrtine upon which Buick has concentrated for
21 years. V '
Dc Paolo bought a new Buick with the motor car
expert's discriminating eye for performance, for
dependability and genuine value. And his pur
chaso is further evidence of the regard in winch
Buick is so universally held.
BUICK & STAR GARAGE
Opposite White rdican Hotel
men's compennitlon nit, while Kay
nd Koxer limlsled that tho' law
di s, nut reinilre tills., Kay ltCuScd
the governor of doing moro man
aiiyonu else to kill tho compensation
commission for tho reason that .he
successfully opposed tho Icglsla-
turn's plan to appropriate money
for Iho cniiiiiiihioii for the present
biiiiiilu m.
Lofquist Found
Guilty By Jury
Of Non-support
John ! ofiiilsl was found guilty
shortly In lore nomi of u cbargo of
non-support and on next Friday will
bo Hoiiioneed by Judge A. I.. Lcnvltt.
The trial was concluded at 1 1 a. in.
and a row minutes after 11 o'clock
tho Jury filed Into the jury room.
Joseph Daniels was found not
Kullly Into yesterday afternoon of
iihsuiill Willi a deadly weapon, after
a I rial w hich was remarkable for
Iho speed shown In trying tbo case.
Daniels was accused of shooting
at another man three times, with
intent to kill.
No oljior cases on tho criminal
docket will come up for ti'lut until
tho first Monday In September,
when Frank Way will stand trial
on a charge, ot first dogma mur
der. Tho Way trlnl will bo followed
POLICE RECOVER
VATICAN JEWELS
HOMK, July 7, (ff) The police to
day returned to tho Vatican the prec
ious objects stolen Friday night
when tbie'ves entered tho treasury
of SI. Peter's. Tho stolen articles
wero recovered after tbo arrest of
Mariano Stella, former shoemakor,
anil said to -be responsible for the
formation of tfio plot. Tho actual
robbery was committed, tho police
said, by two painters who bad work
ed in St. Poter's.
The two painters aro Amerigo
hoard and Itublcondo Primavera.
Tbeso men had been working In St.
Peter's and arc under arrest. Stella
Is supposed to have had other ac
complices among tbu workmen in
tho church.
H is snid thill Stella was seen
about three weeks ago prowling
around St. Peter's. Before the rob
bery Friday night ho bad been
sbndowed by detectives. After tho
robbery police commissioner Mnrot-
ta, posing as a jewolor, opened nego
tiations with Stella for the purchaso
of gems. Stotln, according to tho
police, carried Mnrotta to a shop
where ho exhibited all of tho treas
ures taken from St. Peters. By
previous arrangement tbo shop had
been surrounded by police and at a
signal from Marottu tboy entered
and arrested Stella and a jeweler,
by tbo trial of Harry Hamilton.
Owing to Insufficient timo to pre- I.ulgl Crnzianl, Slella's confederate,
paio for tbo cases the district at-1 Tho Vatican, when Informed of tho
tornuy's office was iinablo to try tbo recovery of tho precious pieces, sent
remainder ot tho eases on the . Monslgnor Beccbliil, treasurer of St.
MARKETS
criminal docket until September,
and It Is for this reason that they
wort) set ahead until September.
VNimilWOOlM HKTt
Hpent Holidays lit Lake of tllo Woods
Anil I'rater ljiko
Mr. 'tlnd Mrs. W. C. Underwood
returned this morning Twin Iko
of t'io W'P'ods Mud Crater Luke
whero they enjoyed an outtag over
tho holidays.
Pelors to police headquarters to con
voy tho thanks of tho Popo.
TOl UlXti COVNTFY
Mr. and Mrs. 15. II. Whitney and
Miss Harvlclt Kessinger ot Los An
geles wero visitors In tho city yes
terday onnjuto north on a motor
trip.
PORTLAND, Qj-e- July.. 7.,Cat-.
tie slJK, receipts nSff (.57-fhrtruglr.r
Canncrs and cutter steers 4.50
6.50; heiferj, good (Sou lbs. up)
g:od, caramon and medium, all
weights 4.50 & 6.25; cows common
and medium 4.004.50; canners
and cutters 2.00 04.00; bulls, gowd
(beef yearlings excluded) 4.75
5.75; common to medium (eaiiners
and bologms ' 4.5004.75; calves
medium U choice (190 Jos. down)
7.009.00; cull and common (190
lbs. down) 4.00 07.00; medium to
choice (190 to 260 lbs.) 6.00G 8.50
medium to choice (260 lbs. up)
4.506.00; Culls common (120 lbs
up) S.005.00.
llcgs 250 40c hi&aer; receipts
3525 (1655 dfrect or tVcugh).
Heavy weight (260 to 350 lbs.) me
dium, und choice 13.00 0 14,00;
medium weight (200 fj 250 lbs)
medium, good an J -hol?e 13.25 0
14.25; light weight (I0 to 200
lbs.) common, medium, g d dioicc
14.250 14.75; Kg -.1 I gins (130 to
160 lbs.) rommjii, medium, gpod,
choico 12.750 14. 00 packing bogs,
amo:th 1.00 01 1.50; luugh 10.00
011.00; slaughter pisa (130 lbs.
down) medium gci:d and choice
12.00 0 13.50; feeder and stockor
pigs (70 ti) 130 lbs.) commcin, me
dium, good and choice 13.00013.75.
Sheep uneven. Sales about steady,
receipts 2500 .(262 direct lor thru)
lambs, light and handywelght, Mt.
Adams 12.000 12.50; medium to
good (v.illoy) 10.00 012.00; heavy
weight (92 lb3. up) medium to
prime 8.00 010.00; all weights, cull
and comniun 6.0008.00; yearling
weathers, medium t p.lmo 6.00
7.00; weathers (2 years old and
over) medium to primo 4.05 06.00;
common to choice 3. 5005.00; caa
ner and ; cull 1.50 03.50.
Evolution Trial
1 To JStarjt Fridiiy.
DAYTON. Tenn., July 7. (Pi
With the uncertainty removed yes
terday as to whether Dayton was to
bo tho scene of the trial climaxing
tho evolution controversy, Dayton
looked forward to the arrival today
of William Jennings Bryan, who is
one of the prosecution counsel in
the Scopes trial to be held' here Fri
day.
m. Urvn n-lll lip mot bv other
members of tho prosecution who will j
attempt to prove John T. Scopes,
Davton teacher, guilty of violation ',
of the state law prohibiting tho
teaching of theories of evolution. I
Counsel engaged for the defense
Ol ocopes yesieiutt.v iu wwiw.
iwerc denied their petition for a fed
eral restraining order to halt prose
cution proceedings scheduled for
Dayton.
Federal Judge J. C. Core held it
Iria milninn that it was not within
his jurisdiction to interfere with a
caso ponding In a state court and
exuressed doubt that if It were in
his power he would grant tho peti
tion on tbo strength of tho allega
tions set forth. ' The constitutional
ity of the Tennessee statuto, which
Scopes is alleged to have violated,
was not touched on by the judge.
WAD
Hgg mash made from the
pure w hole grain and
which is the-best egg pro-,
ducer on the market. Try
a sack of it. .' ,
. Special attention ' ' ' ;
to d e 1 i v e r y of
camp orders.
We carry a complete line
of groceries:. We pay best
prices for eggs. '
Anderson Transfer
8C Feed Co.
Phone 795 , 335 So. 6th
Tried to dynamite a Chicago
hotel, Guest put out tho bomb.
Mnyho thought bis room was high
enough. i
Nothing So Important ,
Nothing has no Vltnl a hearing on your health as Wio
condition of your tooth. Defoctlvo teeth aro tho causo of
many bodily ills. Without ood tooth, porfoet health Is nbso
lutely Impossible. Don't fool with otfoct got at the cause
havo your teeth attendod to and many ot your Ills will
disnpponr.
R. D. COE, DENTISTS
(Painless, lot course)
202-204 Hic-pka llldg. 8tih and Main
Phono 83$
UVKSTS RETI RX
Mcdfmtl People tiuests of Mr. ami
Mrs, lloKrrs Heturu
Mr. and Mrs. Wcftirnni Butler and
Mr. and Mr3. W. C. airkliv.of Med
ford 'who wero the ihollduj guests
ot Mr. and. Mrs. Leslie , Rogers at
their lodge at Lake ili. the Woods,
returned Sunday evening to their
homo. '
(JOKS TO LOIKJE
Hall's Catarrh
i!d your system of Catarrh ot Dcarnec.
caused by Catanh. y
Sold by rfrKUiJ for orrr 40 yn ".
. I. CHENEY &. CO- T-Ocdo. OM-
Mrs. Laura Moore left last even
ing for point Comfort after spend
ing tho day III the city attending to
biulnejs Interests.
If your ear falls to start unscrew
the cap and soo It tho radiator hap
pens to be frozen, , .
IB PARTICULAR!
If you want a car tKat "will
do for a month or so," you
needn't be so particular
where you buy. But if you
are thinking in terms of
years as one should on an
investment as important
as this trade where you
can trust.
H S. WAKEFIELD
420 Klamntli Avenue
Doose Brothers Dealers Sell 6ood Used cars