The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, July 21, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTTTT!firAV.-.TTTf,V2i;iflSn Crater Trout Living Better Price Reports Portland Man Here as Defendant in Suit Krom aomii my hi orloitH Hnumi, trout iif ('ruler l.itlto nru now ob taining nn ahuudiincn of fend, ami a ix result urn unsmiling propor tion of wi'll lion rlnlioit I roil 1 . TIiIh Ik ucordliig tit It. W, 1'rlin, bund of tlin C'riitnr' l.ulin LuiIku company, who arrived In the limt night from I'ortlimit. Mr. 1'rlco anil IiIh ciimpuny am de fendants In a damage suit for np proxlmutiily H7.U0U hroiiKht by W. T. Ito for un alleged brnch of con tract, Tim case opened Mil morn In k In circuit court before JuiIko A. I. Limvlil, Mr. J'rlen was aciimpunlcd liy IiIh Inwyor, Laurence McN'ury of I'orl laud, anil Manager Klernber of tlm Crater Lake lodge. "For Iho pun two years, th trout of CriKur l.uku linvir been larger than over before," Mr. I'rlee said. "1 ilon't know what It ran lio except Hint Hi ii trout are securing food from Konin Rourco. In I ho punt Cnilnr Itkii trout have been nolml for tlmlr luck of fight ami their thinness. Kui'b In nut tlin rune now." Crater luko Is enjoying tlin moiit profitable seaaon of Its history, Manager Klefubor reported. Tim addition to Ilia lodge, now In pro cess of construction, cuiiin In good uanou. Hy tlin end of tliu season tlio addition will lio 75 pur cunt fliilshed. Studcbaker Makes All Cars Complete DurlnK the war, when a doion now . meruit wero added to a com pany of soldier Just before meol time, tlio mess sergeant would yull to tlio cook: "Tut another nation of wator In the aoup." 8o, whlln It looked llko aoup, Iho old lor got chiefly water. It' tha wilt In buying soma automobiles. There's s lot of "water In tha loup." By that la meant tlin Incidental profit, not. represented hy any phyalcal vnluo whnlevor, In tho car, for which tho customer pay, Junt thn same. , V If thn manufacturer domm't mnke bl own ongfnN buying It olsewhoro, tho I GO or mora In profits, freight, overhead and ' handling charges added to tha prlr.o of tha car to componuto tha engine maker I that much "water In the oup," point out Btudobaker, which make It car complete, o It doenn't havo to "put wator In It toup" to "food" cnglno makers, body makor and manufacturar of differential, prion, clutches, axloa, propollor haft and tho like who have to havo thulr haru, even If thoy aron't part of tha original nutomobllo company. Mora than over, thla summer, motor car buyer aro shying away from cara In which builder havo yollnd to part makers: "Tut boiiio mora water In tho Roup." MARKETS PORTLAND, Ore., July 20.-Cat-tlo 25 to 60c higher on teor and alio atock, othor atondy; recolpt 102S (224 through). 8toor, med ium 7.75 iff 8. SO; Common 0.00 (ft 7.75; Cnniior and cutter steers 4.60 Ji' O.00; Jlolfors,. common nnd med ium, all weight 4.00 iff 6.60; Com mon and medium 3.60 ff 6.75! din ner and cuttors 1.50ti3.60; Bull, good (boot yearling oxcludod) 4.76 6.75; Common to modlum (Can nora nnd bolognna) 2.50fr3.7D; Calves, modlum to choice (100 I Im. tlown) 0.60 1 1.00; Cull nnd com mon (100 lb, down) 0.O0OTD.5O; Medium to cholco (100 to 200 lb.) 8.50 10.60; Medium to cholro (200 lha, up) 0.60 8.60; Cull nnd com mon (120 lb, up) 6.50 7.60. Hog 60 to 75c hlghor on butcher grade; rncolpla 015. Ilcavywolght (260 to 360 lb.) medium, good nnd cholco 13.60 iff H. 75; modlum weight (200 to 8007,11m) medium, good nnd choice 14. 00 15.00; Lightweight (100 to, 200.1b) common, medium, goud, cholco 14.76 ft' 15,26; Light light (130 to 100 Ibn) common, medium, good, choice 13.60 16.00; Parking hog, smooth 1 1.60 11 2.60; Hluugliler pig (130 Hi, down) medium, goud uud cholco 12.50 11.00; Kectler nnd Mocker pig (70 to 130 Hi,) common mndluin, good nnd cholco 13.00 14.00. Hliuep alow; receipt 1226. Lumbs light uud hiindywflight, Mt, Adum 12.00 12.60; Iluuvywelght mini In in to good valley 10.Q011.00; all weight, cull and common 0.00 11.00; Yeurllng wether, medium to prime 0.00 7.60; Wether (2 year old and over) muilltiin to prime 4.60 If 0.00; (Owe, common lo choice 3.00 .60; dinner and cull 1.50 2.00. Eggs atoatly. Current receipt 30; Pullet 27 5i 27 ; Firsts 2 8 4i' 2 ; Extras 20V30 delivered Port land, Duller aleady. Kxtra cube city it; Htandard 45; Prima flrt 43; Klmt 42; Undergrade nominal, print 48; Carton 411. Iliitlerfat Hteady. Dat churning cream 47 net ahlppora track In xonri one. Poultry aleady. Heavy buna 24 25; Light. 18 0 If ; Spring IB 26; Young whltu duck 20. Onion atoudy, 14 4.60. rotutoea now, steady, 2.50. Nut unchanged. Walnut No. 1 284130; Klllierta nominal; Almond 26 27; llrntll nut 18 20; Italian I'hoKtnut 21, Hop unchanged, 1024 crop 15 17; 1023 crop nominal. Caaeura bark unchanged. Nomin al ut 5 6; Oregon grape root 8 Vic. Apple Apple box California Newton fancy 3 tier 2.76 3.60; four tier 2.50 3.50; Poorer, low a 2.26; New Mock White Antrachun 2.25 2.75 box; poor 1.75; GravenMelnH, beat 3.26 3.50; Poorer 2.00 2.50 box. Pear, llnrlletta 2.503.00. tSWALIN Mr. and Mr, Jomn Koontx, with friend from Callfornln, Mopped In Mulln, calling on friend aa they puaed through on a drive through thl section of thn country. Mr. Frank Wlldo and little daughter hnvo gono to Klamath Kail, where they will muko their home. Mr. Wlldo ha been operat ing tha Mulln hotel until recently having aold It. Net Kogle and Milton Smith Of Straw wore In Mulln Krlday. Mr. and Mr, Bowman' returned Thursday from lieatty, where thoy have been nltundlng camp meat lug. 'Mr. Rowmnn's sister roturned with them. Mr. Newton of llorrill Wsltod Malln on Tburaday. Haying la In full swine all over tho alfalfa octlon. Mr. and Mrs. August Llskey canto up for supplies from tholr camp on tho lake Krlday afternoon. Mr. and Mr. A. E. Street and noil, Mrs. John McNeill and Mr. Strong' mother motored to Crator Lake on Tburaday. Mr. and Mr. Streot aro hore for a short stay driving over from Tonmllo, Ore., whoro they aro spending tho sum mer. Mrs. Streot's mother Is with them on tho trip. - . August Llskey and wife wore biiHlne visitors In Klamath Kails Saturday. John McMHIInn, rancher on the Straw road was In Malln Thursday getting supplies and doing business with the local merchants. oAt the TINE TREE Marlon Dnvlos' crowning achieve ment In motion picture, her latest production, "Yolnndn," front Chorion Major's novel of that name, Is the feature attraction at the Pino Tree tonight. Miss Dnvlos reaches new hoig'.its In hor portruynl tot Princess Mary of Hurgundy, and nover has she beon soon to greater advantage. Klnul showing tonight. Wodnesdny nnd Thursday tho Pino Troo offer flvo' exceptional nets of onatorn vaudovlllo. Tho headline attraction Is the Sttov Em erson rovuo In "Hits of Variety," a combination of prologue nonsonso, dancing nnd harmony. Paul Mix In "Unusunllty," a tal ented young man from fie west, on tortnlnlng you with his own nicks. Hoitblo and Tlentloy, vocalists and musicians, Dorris and Mayors, a versatile pair of comedy dolinentors. Clone Kowler, tlio "Act Differ- i t ". Wei use "Velox" only for ALL Kodak, ' Wprk; Kodak work in at 9 a. m. out ; ':. '' .'..r ;' at 5 p. m. same day A Mistake i that some beauty seekers are making They acre misled on "olive and palm" soaps T0 ycu realize. Madam, that "olive and palm" soaps are ages and ages old?. But never. J-'' has one, before Palmolive, brought comparable results to the skin. Palmolive Soap is a masterpiece, based on 60 years of soap study. It is a scientific creation, made to bring new beauty, to the skin. Made ifo keep schoolgirl complexions. Its unique results have led millions io adopt it. Now it is made in five countries, to supply; the world-wide demand. It is. made in France, because French women find in this their idea! of a soap. ''. ' ' Soft, velvety complexions are many; times as common; as "they were before Palmolive canwl. Then don't accept ordinary "olive and palm" soaps, with artificial color, and often super-fatted. Palmolive costs 10 cents no more than the price of most ordinary soaps. But that is due to enormous production. Palmolive has become the leading toilet soap of the world. The only two soaps we know that fairly compare with it cost 23 cents per cake. This warning is in your interest There is a way to keep youthful complexions, and mul titudes have found it But that way is not a mere "olive and palm" soap. It is found iu Palmolive alone. Note the unnatural "too green" color of Palmolive imitatorsT What does that suggest? Men don't paint nature to improve it , , Olive and palm oils nothing else give Palmolive its delicate, natural color. Olive and palm oils no other fats whatsoever aic used in Palmolive. v -' No "super-fatting," no "super-anything" the only secret to Palmolive is its blending. And that is judged one of the world's priceless beauty secrets. ' ' Let no one convince you for your own sake that any ordinary type of "olive, and palm" . soap can bring you Palmolive results. I Wash launder, cleanse with any soap you wishV , Bui when beauty is at stake take cara. v .Use Palmolive, nature's formula to "Keep That Spplgirl Complexion." ' - - the name and wrjer. Palmolive is never sold un wrapped. IN PARIS French women are dUcarding French Boaps for Palmolive Palmolive is today one of the two greatest telling toilet soaps in France. Parisian beau ties are happy to pay almost twice as much for a cake of Palmolive as American women pay. And, in many cases, three times as much as for their own French soaps. Re member this when tempted by costly French voaps, or by "French" claims for soaps. ont," with tricks and b'tr. Unit seem Imposlblo, odds mntorlally to tho program. ct The LIBERTY The Llborty theater announces ns Its foaturod attraction for today "A Dosert Bridegroom," the newest production featuring Jack Hoxlo, the most popular cowboy Btar ap pearing boforo the camera today. "A Dosert Bridegroom" Is said to bo, It Hint bo possible, more zippy and fast-moving than the previous vohlclos givon to this husky young playor. . circuit court lagulnst Allen Sloaa nnd the unknown hoir of H. V. Mills j to quiet the title to the property and declare him the owner In fee simple. r MRS. JPKTSC11 LKAVKS After Visiting Hero with Aunt for Two Weeks Mrs. tfosoph. S. Petach and son, who hnva beon hore tor iUie past twio weeks vIsltlnK'nt tha homo' of Mrs. polach'a aunt, Mrs. M, J. Ny hort, loft tlhta morning for Portland from which, point tl.ioy will visit several tho Intorestlng cities of he north,, botaro returning to itholr Jiomo In Kansas City, .Missouri. Mrs. Petech end sun nrb on a three mouths plensuro trip and Oiimo north from Los Angoloa, whore thoy at tended the 9hrlners oonventlon. WOUl,l' QllKT QITIjK Claiming that some question had arlBon as to this ownership of a cer tain ipropoi'ljr In Klamnth Aiddltlon, O. O, Lorens ibrought suit today la Local Banker Is Committee Member Leslie Rogers, cashier of the First National bank of Klamatu Falls, to day received the appointment as member of Wo Legislative Doanmlt tee Of tho Oregon Bankers assoeij tKn tar the current year to serve with Will T. . Wright, president of the Bank of Oregon City, ns chair man of the association. ' .. ; ' Otlhor officers of the Bankers' as soclntlon with .whom Mr. - Rogers will serve Include; J. W. McCoy of the Plait Nutrjnnl bang of AsMnnd, as president; J, E. Montgomery, of the Southwestern Bunk of Oiiegon, at Marshflolil, as vlco-prcsidoint; J. L. Oiuilt, of the Benton ajounUy Stato Bank nt Oorvallla as troasuror and Andrew Miller of the, Portor Building at iPortiaud Us secretary. WILL VIHIT MEHil . r - ' '- Mr. nml Mrs, V. II. MePlijerrlii Kv-IH-ctlng Frlemls i Mrs. Harriot Connors at Chicago and Mrs. Oliver McPhercIn of Al bany, Ore., aro expected ,' to arrive thla weok tor a vlat. at.tUo home of Mr. and Mrs, 'W. H. McPhorrin. NOTHING LIKE A Cool, Refreshing Drink of Soda Pop These Hot, Sweltering Days Order a Case for Your Ice Box White Pelican Mineral Springs Bottling Works PHONE 58 WWVWWVWWa,SNaaWaAai 1