The Evening herald., July 20, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

irnNTTAY, JULY -gO." 1021?
eventott nrnrALn, kt;aati7 .fatxr. otifcok
TO LOCVIII III IIK
( Mr. iiml Mm. Karl llrlnJtcr mid
Imhy urrlvotl horn Krliluy (ruui
DuIimvIIIii, Wlscomilii, una plan to
imikii Hi In their rut 11 to liiiiiKi, Jinn
rummtly Mr. llclnKfr ftrudiialml
from llin Hiviimmy. uiiliimolilln
Hiliiiot III Kaunas ('II y, MlHHinirl,
mid will rnllnw hlii profession M,rili
Jin Is ii liriiHiur nf Mrs, Hurl linii
mill Anion llrlnliiir of thin city. 'I'hoy
will visit Willi tlmlr riiliidvim )(,.
foru oKlnlillnliliiit n liomii horn for
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BE COOL!
Hat wlicic every
bit of nir, in
lioth kitchen iiml
dining room, is
cooled iiml irhanjeil
every I c it minutes.
Why Swelter?
"COMTOkT COSTS.
NO MORE."
CLUB CAFE
Onlii,. Norway, lurui'd out i ll iiin" lo u'i'Ironwi homo Ifonld Amoilii n, Arctic i-xploivr, who hail Ixon
IxtI lit vitt loul on hln nii iit atli'mpt to fly lo thii North I'plit. AiiiiuniM ii Ih own, houquut In huml, making
IiIk way tluouuh tho tli'-'j rl 11 b throng. I.N'KA 'IV'li'phi)ioi;ruh.l
CENERAL
CORDS
lluvo mnro wmir left iiflur
lo.uoo itillim thiin I ho uvur
agt) tiro hint ul 0,000,
Tho count la very lllllo
mora.
Thn rout l vory lltllo inoro.
Hot thn btmt.
Klamath Tire
House
"Cup" Culklna
Klamath Ave. & 0th St.
Whooping It Up for Oregon
Vl - 1 ? ' "A i 1 Atn -"t.
Krom Ti'XIih. of roninn I'lirklnK xtx-HhootorH, ulllr.il In rnnKr diilflts, Klks from Hie 'Luna Star Statu
Im'IihmI lo nuiko tliltiKH llvoly in tlm' iiniiiiiil conv.-mion li.-tcl In I'ortlHinl, ()r. In tho fon-Krouiul Chick I'riesl,
from IMllim, currlva n gun nn hli; u hlnmclf ulnio.it. ll;' four fiwt, no nioro, no U-ss.
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Show windows
at home
Vou can gut a degree of enjoyment just by look
ing at show windows seeing the clocks,
radios, fountain pens you might like to own. But
you can't be sure you'd like them till you know their
jnseen merits. What' they do, how well they do
it how long they'll keep on doing it well.
When you look at advertisements, you are look
ing at show windows that display not only what
you see, but what you can't see. The product,
its quality, use, pleasure to you. All you want to
know about it yours at a glance. You don't need
to walk blocks to see what's new nor
look at it in doubt. Nothing doubtful Ls offered.
It can't bo doubtful and be widely advertised.
You are as sure of a product's worth as if you
saw it in a window, asked about it, examined it,
took it home and tried it. The facts in advertise
ments arc the facts of actual use.
You can get more than enjoyment out of these show
windows at home. You can get solid economy.
Read the advertisements. They make
your choosing wise
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Sheepmen Akk 1 -Raker's
Help
in Washington
Wool Growers jWant
Wells in Modoc
National Forest
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t'jopornttnn with Klamuti'i nihl
non-hern California livo-'4o('k men.
in tlK'ir un-Jdivor to induce tfJe guv
ornmrnt t ills wells In the Aluiloi
National -forest, was assured the
Klamath WjoIrmiwuis Association
by J. S. Kuker, ootmriwsinnn from
the northcrni- (alifomlu disl-rict.
Judse Itaker of All urns Jistencd
to thu raso of tho livestock meu
foresoveral hours '.estenl.iy nioru
inp, Ho was j.:.l t.liat Hie nation
al fore 1 1 could fciko-cnrc of llioiis
aiids nf more head vt Hhrcp dupiiiB
tihe .grazing season, vF'ling that
wells 'W'.mlil bo dun by the govern
ment ul vortalu locationa V.irough
oui tho forest.
Livestock men, ho was told, would
bo wiircvj lu meet their sharo of
tho welt diguing bj- liayiag au In
creasoj Kraziiij; fee.
ilr. Hakur gave ussiiTaiuo to tho
livGHtovk men that ho would d'J
bill lu his po wor to persuade tho
S'jverninent ot too need of digging
wells in thu "nattoiint forest, ,
To follow up their advantages,
gained by tho coiafcronco i'So Cull
furnia congrrtisimin Lvesterduy, n
committee of southoru Klamath and
' noriiiern California sheepmen 'vUl
Journey noxt week 11) Alturas, o
confer with tho forest supervisor of
thn Sludoe Natlonnl forest. Pur-
1ioso ot the visit will be to have
tola nnd figures in support of tholr
claims for wells anil bettor ferar.
niS privileges, to place before Con
gressman N. J. Slnimtt, when ho
visits thlj territory.
Burroughs
Burroughs machines can be depended. upon for the
right answer always and everywhere - one reason
why the pioneer of 1884 is the leader of today.
Burroughs Sales and Service
Machines as low as $75 Ask for demonstration
I. K. TRAYNOR
Representative
Box 1033, Klamath Falls '
Phone 653-M
Dictionary Is
Play for Her
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The Washington Cafe
Is the most popular eating place In Klamath Falli today ;
"There's a Reason"
XOU CAN
' EAT BETTER FOR LESS
AMERICAN AND CHINESE DISHES
12S Booth Sixth , . Veo SbinX, Prop.
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Sanitary Fruit Market
701 Main Street
Fresh Fruit and Vegetables
Open from 6 a. m. to 12 Midnight
Good Sugar Beet
Crop Is Grown
Proving that KlaaiaMi county can
raise sugar- beots, to ,c:mpcto witJi
any sectijn of the country, a pkture
ot 10. 56 ncres on tho Ed Sutton
krunch near Midland has been pre
sented to tl.ie local n'.inmler of com
merce, tho picture to bo used as a
reord in ttio local office, to show
vhat can uO ilone k-'i) local soil.
Jlr. Sutton lias a crop of 3 3 acre's
ot the plant In and plans to harvest
atong Wio Utter part ot September
or early October. .The picture shows
Hp very clear, showing tho ctop
to bo in perfect conilttiun.
SKL'KS DIVOHl II ,
Cruel nnd inhuiunn trcatmont Is
charged ngnlnst Goorgo Moulton in
a suit for divorce brought in circuit
court todny by Wavo Moulton. The
couplo were married Juno 28, 1914.
KX.IOVIII) VISIT JIKKK
Jlr. and Mrs. K. S. Mcintosh of
I.os Angules, who uro milking n tour
ot tho country on tholr vacation
trip, enjoyed tho week-end hero nnd
wore - .much Impressed with Klam
ath Falls, -- . . . ,
Iluw man)- words can you spell?
Sinmis Mattson of Rochester, Wash.,
won a spelling match by spoiling
49W1 words; her opponent' missed
on tho 4899th word.
NOTE DEMVKUKl)
PARIS, July 20 (iP) The Gerinun
security nolo was delivered t for
eign milnlstor llrland this uftcraoon.
It will bo published Wednesday.
R. E. Hunsaker
Seeking Cure
Leaves Klamath Falls
for Turner
Springs
Once again sickness has called
Justice of the Peace R. E. Hunsaker
from his official duties as Justice ot
tho Peace of the Llnkvillo district.
Yesterday tho head of Justice
court left for Turner Springs where
he will undergo trcatmont of his
right arm which, according to re
ports, Is affoctcd by a serious
form of rheumatism.
During tho past few days, the
magistrate has been suffering In
tense pain from tho arm and finally
decided to temporarily gtvo up his
duties until he was well once again.
For tho time being. County Judge
R. H. Bunnell will handle tho offic
ial duties of justice of tho peace.
Weather ?
Three Injured
in Auto Crash
THE WE.1THEU
The Cyclo-Stormagraph at UnJor
wood's Pharmacy recorded but Ht
tile change In barometric conditions
In .ti'ae past 48 hours. . No changes
are expected. - ' t'
.; Forecast for next 24 notirs:
Fair: oniliaued "warm.
V'-ta IVcos recording thcrmoiuotur
registered m'aximum and minimum
temporaturej Mday as follows:
High 86 Low B7 '
V. S. Weather Report , ,.
Oreg'an: Cloudy on -coast; fair in1
the. Interior tonight and Tuosday
niijd temperature, gentle wluvis,
mostly northerly.
Miss Rogers Gained :
15 Lbs. in Six Weeks
SALEM, Ore.,: July 20. Mr. and
Mrs. E. M. Graham and.' their son
Robert, ot 249 Oak soreet, Portland,
were all badly cut and bruised In
an Automobile accident on the Facl
fla highway two miles soutiii. ot
Salem Sunday night when tliie car
In which they were proceeding north
ward waa struck by a car driven by
F. F. H-obson of Albany. 1
Tho Graiham car was turned over
and thrown 'Into tho ditich at the
side lot the .highway,
MUSGEGON, Mich., July 20. (JP)
Two men In nn tauto held up a
messenger witia tho Lakoy Found
any company pay roll today and
oscnpndi with ftpproxinintoly f S3, 000.
Skinny Men and Women Gain
5 Pounds in 30 Days or
Money Back
My dear Friends:
After my attack of Flu I was
thin, rundown and weak. I had a
sallow complexion, my cheeks wore
sunk In and I was continually
troubled with gas on my stomach.
I felt stuffy and had lost my ap- ,
potlte. I had read about McCoy's
Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets
and doclded to give them a trial. ,
At once, I began to pick up an ap
petite, my cheeks filled out and my
complexion became healthy looking
and I gained 16 pounds In six weeks
and am very thankful for what Mc
Coy's Cod Liver Oil Compound did
for me. ' i'
Miss Alberta Rogers, 284 W. ,
Cerro Gorda St., Docatur, III.
To take on weight, grow strong
and vigorous, to till out tho hollows
in cheeks and , neck, try McCoy's
Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets
for 30 days. 60 Tablets 60 cents
at The Star Drug Store, Underwood's .
Pharmacy, Whitman's Drug Co.. and
live druggists everywhere. If they
don't give you wonderful help In 30
days, get your money back you be
the Judge. But be sure and ask for
McCoy's, the original and genuine,
Adv. -
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