The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, July 23, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text"f-ff"?T PAGE FoTJk Dorris Route Will Be Cut Down 8 Miles Grading to Be Started on Market .Road Oradlng of two county roads this summer Will mean that Klamath, and Dorris will, be brought approxi mately, eight miles closer to each other. Instead ' of the roundabout routo by way bf Keno and Worden, It will be possible to take a direct line for tho northern California town through Midland. Only the approval of tho market road engineer of the proposal for market road construction stands in tho way of the grading of the Mid land market road, It -was announced yesterday from the county engi neer's office. As soon as this en dorsement can bo secured, the job will be pushed to completion this year. The project calls for the grading from Miller , school bouse to Mid land; distance of 6.7 mllos. Cost of the project to the, county will be about J20.000. In the meantime tlie finsT dredger has been grading the Midland state Unofroad. which will connect with the Midland market road at Mid land, and .provides the through con nection to the state line and on to Dorris. The dredger has completed grading of the state line road from the state line north to a point two and a quarter miles south of Mid land. Both projects will be completed this year. The eventual plan of the county court Is to surface the two roads. - ... Regular travel is now using the new Chiloquin-Williamson river road, which was surfaced last month. ' By the middle of August the Chilbquin-Agency road will be surfaced,' according to the latest re port to the county engineer. , WHEAT. CROP SAVED MACLEOD, Alberta, July 23. A heavy rain which fell today from Medicine Hat to the Rocky moun tains virtually 'saved the wheat crop in southern Alberta. A heat wave had prevailed over the wheat belt for Iwo weeks."1 " ' - - And if' gold fish hadVfalse teeth you could lick him out the door for chewing your slippers. Abbie Green and his Night Hawks ' Venetian Barge Friday night CAUTION . The thin, extremely flexible balloon casing, repaired by the ' old methods, leaves a hard, stiff section which throws' the tire off balance ' and quickly ruins it. The Hawkinson System eliminates this difficulty by making a re pair of remarkable strength yet just as thin and pliable as , the balloon tire. . Badly In jnred ' balloon tires are not "through" IP they are repaired' the Hawkinson way. A trial will convince you. We guarantee each repair to OUTLAST THE TIRE, or your money back. All tires in spected FREE. cCE TIRE SHOP 115 South Eleventh LOOK OUT FOR SELF POISONING Neglect, of the liver results in self- polsoningl Not so quickly, perhaps, , but just as surely as If you drank poison out of a bottle. If your liver . Is not doing Its work of helping ' digestion; eliminating waste from .' the bowels and purifying the blond, you will always be troubled, with :' sick headaches, nausea, biliousness, ' bad breath, gas, sour stomach, or ' constipation. Cleanse and tone your liver! Put your system in condition so you feci your very best again'! Try just a spoonful of Dr. H. S. Thacher's ex . cellent Liver and Blood Syrup after the next tew meals and notice the quick Improvement In the way you : eat, sleep, look and feelthe return of strength, vigor and energy. You will be completely satisfied; other wise there: will be no cost. Dr. Treacher's: Liver and Blood Syrup is , cold andlracommended by Star Drug Store and all other loading druggists. Langell's Valley Plans Exhibit At County Fair The bountiful products of La n Roll Valley will be shown In n community booth at the county fair. Secretary O. P. Keller made applt cation to the fair board today for adequate space for a community din play. . , , This Is the third community ex hibit space allocated and competi tion will doubtless make each dis trict extend Itself to show the wealth and beauties 80 far as pos sible! of their respective districts. Langell Valley has such a diversity of products that all go to con tribute toward effective display, that something .exceptionally nice may be expected. The Langell Valley community club is one of the first organitcd in the county and last year con tributed some of the finest speci mens of Klamath products which were taken to the Jackson county and state fairs, and proved of much merit in representing Klam ath county. The spirit and determination at Langell valley residents has loug been demonstrated and like the present trip of County Agent Hen derson to induce settlers to come to Klamath county from .' Owens val ley, Langell valley is always a pio neer In any move to settle her rich lands with earnest and experienced farmers. New Nash Models Make Appearance Country-wide interest focused this week upon the Introduction of the new Nash Special Six and Ad vanced Six series now on display here and in dealer show' rooms throughout the country. This an nouncement of new models by C. W. Nash comes as a climax to the most successful period in the history of the h'ash organization, which has been coping with an oversold con dition each month from August 1st of last year until June 1st of this year, when the decks were cleared at the factory and all the vast Nash resources were concentrated toward bringing into manufacture the two lines of new cars. Outstanding among the attrac tions uncovered in this new Special Six series and Advanced Six aeries are the unique Nash-Seaman body creations and the engineering re finements. The line includes eleven distinctive types of body styles, four on the Special Six chassis and seven in the Advanced Six line. each model fulfilling a specific re quirement of the purchaser. The Special Six line offers a touring car, a roadster, a four-door sedan and a two-door sedan. . . The Advanced Six line includes a five-passenger touring car, seven-passenger tour ing, roadster, two-door sedan, VIv- toria, four-door coupe and seven passenger sedan. All models In both lines are equipped with force- feed engine lubrication, four ('heel brakes, full balloon tires and five Budd disc wheels. . DELAYS HAVING Heavy Rain at Rock Creek Ranch Vostrnluy Delays Haying According to word brought to the city this afternoon from the Rock Creek ranch by Bill Berkin and D. E. Alexander, the heavy rain of yes terday afternoon in the vicinity of the Rock Creek ranch has delayed haying, which was started In full force about a week ago. While the rain has delayed haying, no damage was reported by the men. MRS. TKAL VISITI.VO Wire of Fiirninr Member of Vnllid Ktutrs Shipping Hoard Hero '.Mrs. 'J. N. Teal of Portland 1s among the distinguished visitors In Klamath Falls this week, visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Moore. Mrs. Teal Is the wife of a former member of the United States shipping board. LEAVES FOR DIXBM11R Clarence Pasters, who haB made Klamath Falls his homn for some time, left this afternoon for Dunn mil ir. where ho has accepted a posi tion and will reside. i;i!i;iti,i;is retirx Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wood Eber letn, who havo been spending the past few weeks In San Francisco, enjoying the cool breezes- of the bay, returned to their home here last evening. TO SAX FRANCISCO Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Dennlson, who motored In from Bend last eve ning, plan to leave this afternoon lata for San - Francisco. Mr. And Mrs. Dennlson reside In Portland and are making a pleasure and busi ness trip combined. EVENING- FROM HAWAII Hansen From Tovl, Hnnnll, Visits City In HI Travels John Hansen, registering from Tovl, Hawaii, was among the tour ists visiting here today. Others to visit the city were Almyra Crosby, Itlveronnk, Cal.; F. G. Scott. La- hahara. -Cal.; E. W. Jent, Ceneso, Kan.; Glenn A. Griffin, San Fran cisco; J, W. Lyons, Stockton, Cal.; John Jordan, Carmel, Cal.; B. F. Oa'.mun, Yreka, Cal.; Paul R. Dodge, Yreka, Cal.; Harry Lanert, Oustine, Cal.; W. A. Peery, Mla monte, Cal.; F. W. Stanley, Fresno, Cal.; John K. Thackara, Dorris, Cal.; E. Koflenback, San Francisco; John J. Schmale, San Francisco; (,'. W. Knight, San Motlo and Mrs. Mat tie Rurkhart, Mt. Hebron. INFORMAL PARTY Mr. and Mrs. F,red Schallock were hoBt and hostess at an Informal party at their homo on Pacific Ter race last evening. 7. . HEMU5. mtoTFI FALLS.. OREGON. OPEN.' Associated'. Oil Company Wholesale Distributing Plant " Following weeks of careful planning and prepa- j 1 ration, now comes the placing in operation of our wholesale distributing plant in this city. ' In this opening is inaugurated a superior serv ice in the marketing of the MOTORMATES (Associated Gasoline and Cycol Motor Oil). Ample and complete supplies of Associated prod ucts are close at hand, ready for quick delivery to our dealers. A depot of information, and sales and , advertising assistance, has been placed, figura tively speaking, at the dealer's elbow. In fact, everything possible has been done and . will be done to better our service to our re-sellers and hence make easier for them a larger and mere profitable business. ; It has been the loyal support of our many dealers that has made possible the vastly in creased demand and sale of Associated products, and our distributing plant a necessity. ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY KOTdnHATEG AT MM, I, UK HOMK A party of local people Including Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cane, Dixie Elaine Emmons and Marima Wort ley motored to the Miller country home last evening where' they were dinner guests. .. ' " .JI'STICK HI'INK IX R. C. Bpink, Justice of tho peace for tha Wood river district, spent the filrrnooa In the city on Imsl nnsB. .White here Justice Spink turned over $89.70 In fines for violations of the lienor and motor traffic law.) to Miss Vera Houston, county triaauror. AXUNMON tilRLS LICAVK Hiivi lli'cii House (iuests nt Jenkins Home for Fortnight Tho Misses Ragna and Mario Anonsnn of Portland who have been tho hotiHO guests of tho Jenkins sis tors for the past fortnight, loft on the noon stngn for Grnnts Pass where they plan to visit for sovoral days, before returning to tholr homo in Portland. y y.m- FROM MKDI'OIW) J. W. McCoy, retired business man of Medford is visiting In the city with friends. MItH. DALTOX A XI) Ol'KST Mis White ItcfiiriiH lo Homo In Ciillforiilii Aflcr Week Hero Miss Toss' While, who has been tho house guest; of Mr. nnd Mrs. William Carson Dullon for tho pnst three weeks, luff this morning for her homo In Rfn Francisco. Mrs. Dalton accompanied Miss White hero from tho Dalton ranch. MAHKIl;l yiiHTF.HDAY ' Miss F. M. Chapman -jf liend and , Frances M. Cnrroz wero mar ried hern Inst evening nn t will miiko their homo at tha Francis apartments. LOOAX hi; It 10 J. T. Logan, who has tho con tract for tho Lakovlew highway, spent tho foronoon here transacting business. , JAPAN TO KXTKXI) ARMY TRAIXIXU TO ALL IHfilL KR ('RAI)K NCIIOOI.S TOKYO (P) Tho mllltnry train ing of all students In Japan, which is embodied In the ' proposod na tional military training system, was commenced recently In tho normal schools of tho omplro. It Is planned to extend tho system to the stu dents of tho in 111 d lo nnd other schools (if I lie higher' grado next yoar. Tho estimated cost of Inaugurat ing tho program In tha lower and higher grades has boon ustlmutnd at 6,000,000 yon. It Ih hoped that tho new system will bo In operation by 1028. Tho military authorities will bo asked to supply some 300, 000 rifles to the different schools nnd young men's associations. Rabies have advantages, When nno wants to loava a party all It has to do Is cry a while, Evory now and then a bathing girl goos In wading. . TIItm'AV, JUIA'H , .: J..-DU " Buy the MOTORMAT from the fpUowingdealc... Klamath Tire Shop H. E. Calkins, Prop. - , Crater Service Station D. R. Teed & D. B. Matoon Brick Service Station Cantrall & Roberts Imperial Garage A. W. Stevens Wakefield Motor Co. Lamm, Lumber Co. Modoc Point A i 11 ;.. WOOD Bummer weather hi melted down the pries ot Block-Wood to 1 the extrome 'bottom. Low summer prices are now on. Don't hesitate but buy your wlntor's wood now. There will be no cheaper prices. . 1 . Green Slabs , ... .., Orders are coming In for that good ohoap wood green slab. Our trucks are delivering the best groan slab? we have ever sold. Order a years supply of blocks, and green slab, and you are tafo you can get no bettor wood. Peyton & Co. "Wood to burn" 601 Main Phone 635 Trrii riirrinn WVWWMWmmmmmwi