frUBBDAY, AUGUST 4. 1925
EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE THREE
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VAN CAMP I.MfROVKH
Injured When He ('oil Prom
, . While l iving Light
StUDEBAKER " Standard Six Duplex-Phaeton
a.
IWV! (
J. K. Van Camp, w ho suffered I wo
broken ribs when hn fell from a
hex on the front porch of Ills home
ut imiH' P street, is recoverlBg
slowly from hs Injury. Mr, Von
camp was attempting lo fix the
light glob "" ""' family poreh
467 Down
und is miiibly psymebtaj of RI.44 each
-ViUAIlllvIt ItlU'OHT
Tim Oyclo-ttormsgrsph at ETtider
wood's Pliarmacy reilst'ered a Hiighi-
ly lower pressure today at one
o'elork, lodlcatlBI a POistbla ObBSKOi
Koreiast for next 4 hours:
ClOUdy anil warmer; poaslhly r
' 111 shoWi'l'H.
Tim Tyros recording thermometer
registered maximum and minimum
tlnpora(urejg as follows:
Low DH High 81
a
SMS&Theatre
Tho OoriltiHl Place In Town
iTAKI! 'I'liors WD MILE RIDE
(ih THKIU.S VND SPILLS Wil li
BUSTER K EATON
"OUR HOSPITALITY"
A Him hull n L'irit-dbsit Kronen I'liccd Fun
when ih" hex hi
gave way.
was Hlmidlng upon
TOMORROW
Five Big Acts of Vaudeville
and
Thomas Meighan
"OLD HOME WEEK
At The LIBERTY
It's a Speedy Program Today
Action Every Minute! The Human Dynamo,
Hichard Talmadge, stars in a Hundred Horse
Power Picture railed
"American Manners"
and the comedy is
"Kid Speed"
If you like 'em fast and snappy, here'they are!
ltltlEl' visitor
O K. Calllsih Iii BOOBS the over
ilny visitors trmn Woedi California,
planning to retain tomorrow after
tranMctlatf number ol haslnaes
mutters hen.
I HUM OAKLAND
pronU north where tiny iiinn
Iii visit frir several weeks ill viu-
loui points f Intereiti party o(
southern pit from Oukluuil. In-
etudlni Mr. niul Mm. J. W. Mo
Niece. Mr unil Mrs. Kdwnrd BHTa
mill Mr. ami Mm W. II. BOBBeD
visited here yesterday, leaving early
this morning.
Notice
iniii.iii ipooplo of California
iiiomi Bra reqnoi'toil to moot
ii liuVnll Hull, Chlloquln, 8ql
in. la . Augusl s. anil Sunday,
August ii Bpenkere: P. Q.
Collotl mill W, e. Olark,
To ( HATER LAKE
Mr unit Mm. 1.. W. Wormlcy
in ipiiny villi ihl- Minn E. Hlclger
unil Nornimi A. KIIuh of Sun Frun-
cleepi BkotortBi to Orator Luki
irare eeer night (neete in tin- city,
I learlni for the imrk curly this
J morning.
MAQK Him SEASON
I, en ill Men on Until i suge it'n
in Gallfnrnoa Sunday
i I..
i BeToral parties of local moo spent
I Sunday in California, n number at
Tale ink", clear like and tin'
Lower Klamath lake hunting sago
hens, the seaaon fur the birds
opening suiidiiy. for n period of
I rirtuon nays m i laitiprnia,
I a. .1. Connelly mill J i ' '
j Daughorty wore el TJnie lake arid
I found thu brdi plentiful. It being
no trouble l nil in get the limit,
which the Inw states shnll be only
four birds to each person. In Ore
Igon there will be no upon season
for the Mriiit this year,
WOOD
Hummer weather,, has mulled
dowu the prlco of
Block-Wood
to thu cxtremo bottom, LOW
mini in n r prlcos are now on.
Don't hosllnto but buy your
winter's wood now, Thuro will
bo uo r.hoapur prlcos.
Green Slabs
Orders aro coming In for that
good cheap wood green slab.
Our truck:! nro dpljvorlng thu
boat groon slab, wu bavu over
nold. Order, a ium's supply of
blocks, and green alula, nml
you uro anfo you can got no
buttor wood.
Peyton & Co.
"Wood to burn"
601 Main Phone 535
RODEO
MERRILL
Sunday, Aug. 9th
Be Sure and Come
Old Time Cowboy
Contest
Ride Em' Till
They Quit
rttoM cini.oyt in
Motoring in on business matters
which win Mop Mm here until
inir thu afternoon, Qeprgo Bell is
among the visitors here from ChiU
oooln, -
LUMBERMAN HERE
iii. iii of Pacific Lumber Inspvctlori
llurvBH of liny Hero
Andy P. Davie, head ot the pa-
iclflc Lumber Inspection Bureau 'on
Coos Hay. in company with Mrs,
Davis, is among the visitors here
on n vacation nml business trip
combined,
new .IERSEY family
Binrauto in Ufator Luke Mr, nud
Mrs. Charles Cohen and eon of CUen
took, New Jersey, who are eajoylpg
an extended tour of the northwest
(luring iiio summer months, loft this
morning after vIhIHiik in tbu city
Over Monday, while here the unst
orh penplfl stopped at tbo Hoiel
while Polloau,
ITtOM TIIH VAI.I.HV
Modtord ylsltottl in the 'ity yes
terday Included Mr. and Mrs, furl
Knutsen and son. who uro en route
to visit at Crater Lake,
PENNSYLVANIA. VISITOHH
Sirs. A, H. Ilnllon of llulhors.
I'l'iinsylviinlii with Miss A. t'. Shnlley
f JeriklntowtV, pbnhsylvanlA, niak
liia a tour of tiie west inoliidtns all
the points of uteres,) in Canada ahd
alohg tho Paolflo coaati lofl tor
Crater Lako this morning.
SovorJ Sujen bt Yakima, Waah
Ingtotti arrived here yoaterday from
tho adjoining atuto to nttend to busi
ness matters Which will keep him In
this viollllty for several ilavs,
I', h. MYni her Report
Oregon: fair IiiiiIkIiI anil W il
nesdny; moderately warm In the
Interior; llgbi westerly winds.
I ItOM DOItltlH
Iiinl Kunyon arrived In the illy
ybsterduy nfternoon from Dorrls,
OftJIfornln. to spend several dn'ys
here on' Imslness mutters.
To CANADA
Mr. tad Mrs. n. H. Croudace with
0. I, tirlcb, ail of Kan Pranelaeo,
wiio ore mntorliiK north, planning
to visit as far north us BBUff,
Caaada, vlalted here yestordgy ob
their norlberu Journey.
MBOPORO AIHUVAL
('. L. Wariioik. reglslerltiK from
Modfordi is among the giteste from
the valley elty nt the Hotel White
BelleaB today.
IX NSMI lit VISITOR
. Here to truusiu t huslness matters
over Monday wus ('. II. Livingston of
DOBSBaBlr, California.
I ItOM I NIVKItKITV TOWN
Tourists visiting here over Mon
day Inriadcd Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Kresuinel of Kugone, who ure eujoy
Iiik a motor trip, planning to visit
nt Crater Lake liefore returning
home,
LKKT Kilt NORTH
A purty of southern people la-
aludlag Lyman .1. dean und two
sisters. Misses OertrudS and Lor
eltu, spent Monday In Klamath
Kails eojallig ilewii from Crater
Lak" and till.' morolag left for
Portland when- they will visit with
relatives for several days.
BPRAI.VB HACK
while Btripplug Portaa for HTarden
Const rurl ion Co. Hurts Ituek.
Hurt
Warren
ferod u
day while strip
Bleveath nvenu
is lonfliied to
Hotel Luke ami
will be several
aide to he out
Klllott. working for the
Construction eoinpany, Huf-
seyere ipraloed hack Bbb-
ilng forms on the
liavliiK Job. He
his room ut the
while Improved, it
days before he Is
again.
DOWN PIIOJ1 LAKE
K. Miller working nt Crater Lake
rs down for a few days' visit,
planning to return to the park
uboul Thursday.
LHin POK PENDLETON
if I). Lnndrum left this morn.
Ing for Pendleton where he will
spend the week visiting with rela
tives and friend:;.
A Year Ahead of Its Time
The One-Profit; Duplex more up-to-date
than the newest "yearly models"
BU88EV HF.KK
H. 1). Uusney the first home lead
er of the Mjlin country wus lu
today transacting usluess and visit-
TO TOt lt OREGON I lug wlbh frleud.
Bealsmln MeCaMeny and family
if KOIly WOOd, California, who ure PROM KKNO
meltlBg tour of Oregon, planning Isaac Moore, one of the mereh
to remain lu the slate In thu neigh-1 ants jf Kcnn Is among the bnstness
b'nrliood of u mouth, ure here for alcallers in Klamath Falls today,
short visit. Intending lo motor t'J I
Crater Lake tomorrow.
FOR FEW DAVS
Mr. und Mrs. Fred A. Rlanda,
muklng a tour of northern country
front their home lu (louzales, Cali
fornia, arrived here this morning
and plan to spend a few days In this
vicinity visiting, making a trip to
Crater Lake while here.
AUTOMOULLE MAN
Flunk Wilde ol Weed. Ciilifernlu,
one uf Dio touthera cities auui
mohlle men is here on huslness
matters.
IIETL'R.NBU HOME
.Mr. mid Mrs. Kvan Hurtla of
Lukevlew who Ifjvo been visiting
here for the past few days with
relatives and friends returned home
Ibis morning,
TO Lot ATK HERE
.1 W. Parent find family arc
among the Bb residents of Klamath
Falls, arriving here this morning
from Blfhop, California, to make
Hits their future home.
KA.NSAXS HERE
Walter J. Harding and family of
Manhattan, Kansas, who ure making
u two weeks lour of Oregon on nil
extended nort h-wesiern tour of thu
iilitry, visited here this morning
enroiHc (Ti Crater Lake.
TO VISIT LEAR HOUR
tl. W. Lear ol l,os Angeles. Cali
fornia, brother of Hen Lear Is ex-
Pectod to arrive from his home In
the south tomorrow far n visit ot
several days at the home of his
brother,
TO MHltltiLL
Dr! A. B, Soule and P, ED, llurko
motored to .Merrill ibis noon to at
tend lo business mutters, planning
to return homo lute this evening.
THE Duplex Bcdy, introduced by Stude
baker in September, 1924, is a revolu
tionary new-type open car with advantages
open cars have never posacasei before.
Within its steel-framed upper structure are
concealed roller side enclosures which the
driver may lower in 30 seconds without
leaving his seat giving instant protection
from rain, snow, cold or wind. With equal
ease the enclosures roll up out of sight.
So obvious are the advantages of the
Duplex that Studebaker has become the out
standing leader in the open-car field among
cars selling above $1G00.
Triumph of Studebaker Engineering
Other manufacturers will undoubtedly have
to follow in Studebaker's footsteps. For any
open car today without this unique advan
tage is obsolete.
But at thu timn this mdvertitemant la writ
ten, Studebaker and Studebaker mlone offers
you this double convenience.
Another important engineering advantage
p'oneered by Studebaker is the use of gen
uine, full-size balloon tires, with steering
mechanism, fenders and body lines esp-vuiUv
designed for them.
Other manufacturers are gradjally fol
lowing Studebaker's lead but remember,
Studebaker developed this important feature
It months ago.
On the Studebaker Standard Six Duplex-
Phaeton illustrated above, youll find an
automatic spark control, safety lighting con
trol on tho steering wheel, 8-day clock, gaso
line gauge on the dash, improved one-piece
windshield, special coincidental lock of Igni
tion and steering gear, foot controlled cowl
ventilator, completely machined crankshaft,
oil drain valve which a girl can operate with
out soiling her hands, and waterproof Igni
tion all Studebaker features.
These ara a few of thay pointa vrhich ehow
that Studebaker cara are more up-to-data than
the 'navr models" now being announced In
diaxy aucceaaion.
And any automobile expert will tell you
that new models of necessity sre engineering
experiments. Only after months of use in
the ianda of owners can all mechanical ffawa
be eliminated. Engineers sre human and it
takes time to eliminate mistakes.
Thus, whenjrou buy a Studebaker, you
not only get a motor car that , is completely
up to date, but you also eliminate all guess
work and gamble. Your new car has been
tested and proved satisfactory in the hands
of thoujands of owners
Come in today and see the One-Profit
Duplex which has made all other open cars
obsolete. It is called a "one-profit" car
because all vital units are built entirely by
Studebaker thus eliminating the extra profits
and overhead of outside parts makeis which
many other manufacturers must pay and
include in the purchase price to you. Thi
explains the fine quality and the low price.
FROM THE BOOTH
Mr. und Mrs. A. K. Anderson are
among the San Francisco visitors
here today.
NORTHERN VISITORS
Combining business with pleusure,
Mr. und Mrs. Arthur 0. Howatl of
Portland ure guests In the city from
their home in the northern city.
DUNHAM AUTO COMPANY
Sixth and Oak Phone 52-W
J
THIS
I S
STUDEBAKER
YEAR
BVERR KB-DiSTALLED
CHIOAOO, Auk. I. 7Pj--Ilck Kerr,
former White Hox pitcher and hero
of the world's series of lit 19 today '
was reinstated In organized baseball I
. . i i
( ommissioner laindfs.
IN FROM FORT
Mr. and Mrs. L, C. Siseniore are
among the visitors from Tort Khsm
alh toduv.
by
Ilctiirii
DALTON8 HOME
'torn Week- ill Sun Fi-micisco
en Rusiness
FEW DAVS VISIT
Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Wilkinson of
Los Angeles, arrived here this morn-
I Ing and will spend severnl days
here visiting and enjoying the vari
ous scenic spots.
TO DIAMOND LAKB
... ' a v H 'it C if ja
Uiil-MoTdir of -teeTketer. CRlifor-
niu, enjoying an outing In southern
Oregon, left this morning for Diam
ond Lake to enjoy several days on
a fishing trip.
Mr. und Mrs. William Carson
Dallun returned tills morning from
San FruiicLo whole they have been
for the past week. Mr. Dalton trans
acting business la the southern city
Cnnditilms '.ire very
south according to .Mr
a brief visit here they
dull in the ' Anna
Dalton. After
left for their
'Snob home near Malln.
CHILD VKRY ILL
Kermen Argravcs the sninll
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. O.
Argruves who hus been critically ill
for several days Suffering with
pneumonia, following whooping
cought, remains about the -same.
JINKF.RS
Members of the
which Includes the
Hie First National
,i:.ivk
.linkers club
entire force of
lank left this
ornoon for the Be Iford lodge to
enjoy their annual picnic.
RRUKBR MARRIED SI NDAV
F. H. Bruner, employed at Nine
Ill-others surprised his friends Sun
day when he was married to Miss
Betes of Hrookings. Oregon.
Recently Mr. Lruner utcit a home
in the Mills Addition und he and
his bride will make their home in
the newly built bungalow.
MEDFORD, Ore., Aug. 4. Mt.
Jean- Johuson ot Portland, general
secretary of the Elder Girls Cbn
ference announced todaiy that the
annual southern Oregon convention
of the organization will be held In
this city September 4' to 7th In
clusive. The Medford Ch'ambor of
man ; Commerce will take the delegates
FROM THE VALLEY
E. J. Feldman, commercial
of Medford is pnyinj; Klamath Falls j to Crater Lake during the conven
one of his frequent, visits today.
tion.
fiival tub .(m; i ii
Mr. and Mrs. R. 1.. Shaw ot Port
land arrived In the city this after- j
noon nud ure among the guests at
the hotel White Pelican.
There's a Sermon in Every Pain
It's i messege from nature telling you that something Is
wrong. Heed her warning and have your teeth examined
and cured for by expert dentists.
R. D. COE, DENTISTS
(Painless ot course)
202-04 Ilopka Uldg.
Stii and Main
Phone 835
DR.
Dr. mid Mrs.
from Ohiluiiuln
and visit with
KING
King motored in
yesterday to shop
friends, returning
home last evening.
Mr
Incut
spent
Iness.
M.ACK.W'S SHOP
und Mrs. fji C, Mackey, pttoBl
I'ariners of tho Malln country
.Monday here transacting Itus-
OF MIDLAND
Mrs. .1. 1). Hooper nud daughter.
.Miss lla Hooper spent yesterday
here visiting with friends iiiul shop
ping from their home ut Midland.
MALI N SHOPPER.
Mrs. Vivlun Wlldo wus iim.tng
Hie business visitors hero yeslerduy
from Mnlln, rotuVnlng home Insl
evening.
TO IH'CKLERERRV MOUNTAIN
Mrs. .1. A. Leach nud Mrs. Carry
Meyers left Ibis morning for Huck
leberry mOBIItaln where Miey will
spend il week gathering berries and
enjoying an outing.
LEAVES FOR I'Al.ll ORN1A
Mrs. Catherine Wright left this
mora Ing tor sissou, California,
where she plans lo visit Indefinitely.
SPRAINS ANKLE
Friends of Miss Mary Walker are
BOrby to learn of tho accident she
encountered while coming down the
stulrs of her home Sunday, which
caused her to full spraining her
ankle. She Is couflnod to her
homo unable lo walk hut the Injur
ed fool Is doing nicely.
HECTORS LEAVE
Local Merchant Oooa to Poi-tluml on
Huslness Trip
o. M. Hector, accompanied by
Ills daughter, Miss llernlce Hector,
left thlH morning for Portland where
ihe will spend ii week or ten days on
business matters.
MODOC POINT VISITOR
Mrs. Flunk SlilHui, wife of one
on Medoo Points merchants, it ut
teudlng I, i business mutters here today.
.MEItl HAN I' I.N
Frank Schmidt, merchant ut
Really Is Iniiisai'tlng business here
loduy.
fl i
Our Chief Ambition
You can buy tires here and there and
everywhere.
When you buy tires of us, you are
buying more than that.
You are buying our desire to serve
you whenever you need tire inform
ation, tire advice, tire service.
We believe that in RACINE Tires we
offer you the best possible tire value.
We are equally ambitious to offer you
the best possible dealer cooperation.
MAC IN ENTIRES
MOTOR INN GARAGE
230 Main Phone 294-1