EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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There's a Sermon in Every Pain
It's it BMIMKO from niilurn telling you that something Is
wrong. Hood hot warning and have your teeth examined
and carod for iv export dentists.
JEMTOftfjE Theatre
The Coolest Place In Town
SATURDAY, AUGUST J, 1025
The
motor makes the car
The Willys-Knight Has the Motor
This car which uses the world famous sleeve valve; motor has
an enviable reputation for luxury, lone; life and low upkeep.
Mighty-five per cent of the foreign cars are using this style of
motor at the present time. This would be true in our own
country if not for the fact that the exclusive patent rights are
owned by the Willys-Overland Co. If you are not familiar
with this engine come in and let us explai nit along with
hundreds of other good features which the Willys-Knight pos
sesses. Below are a few of the many recommendations given
this wonderful car.
Why not own one?
Big Praise by Big Men
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GLENN CURTISS
Atrpti Dull'dor
Sulci Olefin CiirtUi, iifd'r .1 rich' In it
Wlllya-ICnltf u Rg Inn dlUlplMd It h
ih l.cinc-hnictor Balancar- "II In mir
prlclnic. I drove tie cur ut all it-tl
unit f nil absolutely no viin:iii
LEE DE FOREST
Famoni llaill) Invent ir
Tin- fflefn7 ni Iha Lanchestai Hai-
unrKt ItBtatttd Ihi! WtllyH-Knlirlit I'
simply uKtiniinhltir. I have nevftr rid
di n In 11 c ar lln 1 i 11 1 1 mini ther
mulling I'llKilM'."
Effective Today
Pricr Reduction Overland 6 DeLuxe, Was 1355
Now 1295 Delivered
OVERLAND-KNIGHT SALES CO.
Phone 899 4th and Klamath - A
DROWN T PORTLAND
Wil l. ARRIVE TONU.'HT
RETURN PROM LA1UC
IV V. Ilrown led till morning f ir Ml-. Mniy K. Hull Will Iteliirii I'rtnn -, In. Ipa! f Schools nl Merrill lie-
Portland whore he will bo Jilml
by tin. Brown, 1A6 haa boon visit
ing iii iiin Mrtharn oily fur too
mil month. After vl'ltlng fur MV
(ml days I" Portland Mb and Mra.
Sun J6fc0 College
MlH Mary K. Hull will nrrlvn to
night from Sun Jo:-.-. California.
turns from Diiiiiiiniil balm
R, Hunnon, principal of the
sc-li .! nl Merrill with K. Streets.
wboro aii.' linn Just (rnduoLod from return lust evening from nn oui-
llrown will return to Klumiith Kails Hi- Klnilorpurti-u department of I lie lug at nianicincl Lake, bringing- tiaek
hy way of t'rnler Lake.
itau teoehon' collate.
n large mess of Rood sized Ironl.
, R. D. COE, DENTISTS .
(Palnleas, of couroo)
202-204 riopku Bldf. 8th and Main Phone 838
MrFAldj VKUV LOW
Agod Parmer of Poe Valley Cennlry
sinking I'iihi. Children Called
Jesse Mi Kail, one of the old time
residents of the poe Valley country,
who has boon a jiatlenl at bho KlniB
atn Qeneral Hospital for the past
two weelca, differing Ircim a stroke
l in a critical condition and the
greater pa't of the time Is uncon
bcioub. ills .-iilldr'-n bare all boon
called l.i his bad aide- an I a daught
er in California baa been fired for,
and Is expected to arrive In the city
tomorrow.
KUORlfti VISITOR
Parmer l-'lii lwly or state
t at ririch Home
fan-si
Mrs. P. W. Uonnin, wfo of forme.-
governor of the state, V. W.
Ben 'in. tleceaaod. is an outstanding
visitor In Wio city run Btrge'ne, be
Iiik Ike house guest of Mr. und Mrs.
George C. Ulrleli. On Monday,' Mr.
und Mrs. l.'lrtCn w"l motor to Crat
er Luke wlih Mrs. flenson, wiho has
not visited In Klamath falls for
twenty eight years.
WKATHR ItKI'OKT
The Cylo-StorniaKraph at (Jnder
wood'g fhannaey Indicates little
change In .preoeiR weather eondl
tfona. Pofeca'at for next 24 hours:
Generally fair probably cooler.
The Tycos registering thermomet
er recorded maximum and minimum
temperaturoa as follows':
I.OW 57 High 88
t'. S. IVcather Itepert
Oregon: (' I o n d y tonight and
probably occasional thunderstorms
in the mountains of Kast portion.
Moderately warm in the Interior.
I.iclit variable- winds.
mac r I hi;s RETURN i SO
Lacnl Real Kstatc- l.in anil PamOy
Returniuc; From Rench
KOHCRTS LKAVE .
Lee Roberts formerly connected
with the Golden Rule Stare, left
this morning for Medford where be
will probably locate permanently.
Mr. Roberts came to Kluniut i Falls
about three months ago from Lo
Angeles.
J. P. Mngntre Sr., wltli his three
children, Ulck, Gerirude and John,
In ompany with Mr. Maguire'fl sis
ter, Miss Margaret, who have been
enjoying a three weeks vacation trip
at Seaside and Portland, are return
ing tMs evening. During Mr. Ma
gulre Sr., absonee from the city,
J. K. Maguire Jr., has been in
charge' of the local office.
I 'ARTY I'OII MISS HFXTOR
Mrs. IcLa Crimes anil Mrs, Ada
Brpwn ilouoriiit; Miss Hector
TpUIUXG OOCNXRX
Dr. and Urn. R.' Kelly of Port
land with Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Kelly
of Oakland, California, making a
tour of southern Oregon, were
guests over Friday in Klamath
Kails.
Tciis Flur.-nce Hector will be the
honor guest at a picnic and swim
ming party Sunday at Fort Creek,
when Mrs. Ida Grimes and Mrs. Ada
Brown will compliment her. the oc
casion being her birthday. The
guests will include the immediate
famliies and a few friends.
SOUTHERN FAMILY
Mr. and Mra. V. f. Champion !
with their djuBhtCy Miss Murjorle I
Champion, visited In Klamath Palls
Friday enroute to Crater Lake for !
the week end from their siome in
San PranclBco.
GREATER O. A. ('.
dtalnnan Hrocker Here Getting
Students for Full Term
G01.G TO DORRIS
A. J. Connolly and Al Humphrey I
left this morning for Dorrls, Call-1
fornia, where they will spend the!
week-end.
Fred Hrocker, chairman of the
Greater O. A. C. committee at Cor
vallis is spending several' days in
this section getting pupils for the
fall term of school. While here
Mr. Hrocker is stopping at the hotel
White Pelican.
VRKKA. CAL.
Mr. and Mrs. L J. Mills stopping
ut the Hotel Arcade are among the
southern' week-end visitors here,
from Vreka. California.
" TO t'RATKR LAKE
A party of San Francisco people
touring through enroute to Crater
Lake Included, Mr. and Mrs. T.
Abbott, 1-;. E. Thompson and Leon
Ojipenhelm.
TO ROOKY POINT
Mrs. Willard Smith with her
sister-in-law. Miss May L. Smith,
who is the house guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Smith from Halboa Heights.
Canal Zone, Panama, plans to motor
to Rocky Point to spend Sunday.
This being Miss Smith's first visit
to Klamath Falls, a number of
s:enic trips are being planned for
her.
TO CRATER LAKE
K. Graham and Dewey Lavery
left this afternoon for Crater Lake
where they will spend over Sunday.
Demand
IN the early ofays of the tele
phone, when the 1 6-mile cir
cuit from Boston to Salem wasthc
longest in existence, an old lady
visited the Roston exchange and
asked for a connection to Chicago
so she could talk witji her son.
The need for voicing thought
to far-away places hegan with
the nation's expanding activi
ties. Long heforc the telephone
art permitted it, long distance
service was demanded. 'A na
tional service was, from the.
heginning, the beacon of the
telephone's founders, and the
inspiration of the scientists and
engineers whose achievements
gradually overcame the -obstacles
to the transmission of human
speech.
These conquered, national
expansion has more and more
been made possible, and the
uncertainties of separation have
diminished. Today any com
munity in America can talk with
any other so promptly and satis
factorily that men have difficulty
in imagining a time when uni
versal service was an ideal yet to
be reached. , , ,
(if mmIL s
The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
BELL SYSTEM
One Poller I'l One SyatemlUniverial Service j
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QUALITY
PHOTOGRAPHS
Hhotograpnic
fin
PICTURE
FRAMES
ENLARGING AND TINTING
Opposite Court House 327 Main Street
Phone 39 .
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PEERLESS LUNCH
IS NOW
open
for business
FIRST CLASS SERVICE
OPEN AT ALL HOURS
Under new management
Nick Valla, Prop.
Opposite Pine Tree- Theater
Tonight v V
"Her Market Value" i
st.irrintf beautiful AGNES AYRKS
A Drama of Business, Love and Loyalty
Next Week
Beginning Sunday, August 2nd, we will present a
week of unusual entertainment, with the Screen's
Brightest Stars in pictures worthy of them.
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SUNDAY AND MONDAY
XORMA TALMADGE in &i
"The Lady"
After Smiin' Through", "Secrets" and all the '
other bjg fines conies the supreme triumph of
lovely N'orma's career! -
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TUESDAY ONLY .
INIMITABLE RUSTRk REATON in
"Our Hospitality"
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
THOMAS METGH X in
"Old Home Week" V
And Five Acts of High-Class Vaudeville '
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FRIDAY ONLY
AX ALL STAR BRILLIAXT CAST in
"THE BROADWAY BUTTERFLY"
SATURDAY ONLY V
PETER B. KYXE'S
"BEAUTY AND THE BAD MAN"
'HIE MOST EXJOYABLE EXTF.RTAINMENT
' IX THE COOLEST SPOT IX TOWN
MIfcs LIBERTY
Tonight
BILL CODY in
"The Fighting Smile"
A Dynamic Western Packed with Thrills
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
VIRGINIA VALLI in
"Up the Ladder
You will recall that Virginia Valli was the star In one of
the fjnest pictures ever shown at tihe Liberty "The Storm."
If you liked her in that wonderful picture, you'll be crazy
about her in ' Up the Ladder'' -Her finished acting, to
gether with an excellent supporting cast, makes this a
very warth-while picture.
Don't Overlook the Spice of the Program-
"HOT AND HEAVY"
FROM AHKAXSAS
A tourists party including Mr. !
and Mrs. J. B. Rogers and family ,
of Cherokee City. Arkansas, who are
making a tour of the western states;
are in Klamath Falls for a brief
visit on their way 10 Crater Lake. !
11AIIXRS KKTl'RX
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Barnes who
have been visiting and attending
to business matters at Lakeview lor
the past week, returned to the city
last evening.
FROM AliAMBDA
E. R. Patch iof Alameda Is among
the business visitors here tod'.iy.
Mr. Patch plans to return ihome late
this afternoon.
RKOTHRRS HKRK
Art and Norman Renert of Reno,
Nevada, making a tour of the coun
try are enjoying a visit in Klamath
Falls, enroute to Crater Lake.
M ASHLAND
Mr. anii'Jlrs. .1. N. Dennis wtvro
business visitors in Klamath Falls
Bud Chlldqilu over Thursday and
Friday from their homo in Ashland.
Mens Fine Sox Black and Tan
colors 6 palra, (or f '. Klamath
Klothlng Kompany. Adv. 31-0.
Phone 93
We are specially equip
ped to economically
produce booklets and
advertising folders.
W. O. SMITH
Printing Company
"Quality Printing"
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