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TUESDAY, AUGUST 18, I92f,
EVENINC HERALD, KLAMATH FALL!"., OREGON
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AGE TftnEE
"now
Horse
Power
Buick Performance steps further
ahead in World Leadership
The Valvc-in-I lead engine In (lie
liritcr Buick M.. .in models de
livers more than 75 horsepower!
Lxtra power liut been nJ4cd to
(he extra power always u feature
of lkiick's famous engine.
Even drivers of previous Buiclcs
willbeamaird at the performance
the Belter Hi L now places at
their command. The higher effi
ciency of the engine in the Better
Huick includes the same econom
ical consumption of ;i . li ne and
oil that his distinguished all past
Uuicks.
And the Better Buick now leads
the world in protection for engine
and driving units. Three new
seals have been added to Buick's
famous Sealed Chassis. An air
cleaner, a gasoline filter, and nn
oil filter now insure clean air, oil
and gasoline for the engine.
Drive one of the Belter Buicks.
Know how "much the new 75
horsepower Standard of Perform
ance adds to the pleasure of
Buick's ownership.
Yon new (tgain will be satisfied
vith the power ami pi-rotniance
of the ordinary motor car.
"When Better Automobiles Are Bw7t"
BUICK. Will Vuild Them. . . .J
in the
BUICK 8C STAR GARAGE
Opposite White Pelican Hotel
Notice Big Difference
in the Way You Feel
SOITIIIiltN IMMTOK
Quit Poisoning Yourself To
day ; Feel Better in Few
Hours or No Cost
Make. 1 1ii tent! Hud suffcrlnii
frrini IndlgOStlOO, Plmptea, I'ulns itt
Bftelv null sides, constipation, Hcnd-
nrlicH and tired, rundown condition,
duo to Ki'lf-pnlsonltiK because of
sliiKKlnh lii' and clogged Intestines, i
Tako a plou Hunt spoonful of Dr.
Thuohor's I. Ivor and Illood Syrup
after th noxt two meals, In lesa
than 14 houru notice ihu quick dif
ference in tiu way yon feeL con
tains, pure regoltble Ingredients ap
proved by Physicians. Help! nature
cleanse and tonn your Ilvor--ril
r liK( li.Ml your digestive organs
tit'- ih" tlrod and overtaxed
porvos, brace MP your system and
purify your blood and restore your
ohoi again. You. loo. must bo
satisfied! or no cost.
Ir. Thacbor'fl Is sold and rt'ciiin
raendod under this ftuaranteo by tho
Star DritK Store and all lending
druggists. Atly.
Or. and Mrs. W. CI. Thomas of
Grants Volley, Cgllf.. enjoyed n visit
In the 'lty over Monday, leaving this
morning for Crater Lake.
Ill SINLHS TltlP
Mr. unit M rs. (i. Wolff lire in the
City today from Algomn on business
matter.
TO THE LAKE
It. Dahl, one of the prominent
business men of Billings, Montana,
who Is on a vueatlon tour, spent
Monday in Klumath Kails enroute
to Crater Lake.
WW, IUK1I.N U3AVINO
Mrs. George llleha left this morn
ting (or Now York City, anil will
visit entente emu at Lincoln, Ne
braska, la New York City, Mrs.
Jilehn iwHI lie Jjolnsjd i lior daur.v
tor, Miss Pearl Ulehn, who win
nrrlvo In the eastern Motropolla
from lOurope tin' latter pall of this
month. Miss llhin has been ahi.ia I
for the past two iininths. Bnrouto
homo they will lake the sou thorn
route and win vlsll nt WUstalugl in,
D. C, und a number of points in
Texas.
RBTI UN'S llo.MK
Thee. Haas. Sr.. uf Rood Itlvor
I with Ills sou and dntightci -In-law.
', Mr. and Mm. Theo Hans. Jr., r
Minneapolis, left. Ibis mornliiK f
llooil Itlvor, after visiting hero tor
t.everal days wlllt Paolr son and bro
ther, lleniy1 linns. Tin,' younger
lltlSS wllh hbt wife mill remain tor
lanothor week bti Hood itlver lief re
I leaving r ir Mlnnooj oOUt. . T'.tey have
been visiting lit I lend itlver fir the
I past month. While here they en
I '"! a trip to Crater Lake Sunday,
NEVADA PliOI'LK
I With their Hire! children. Mr. and
j Mrs. K. H. Bemey of Ilnllon Nevada,
'are visiting in the city. The family
is milking a motor tour of southern
Oregon. While here they tire cxpect
Ing to enjoy a trip to Crater Lake.
i v i ii i it ami DAUGHTER
John it. Cummins of .Madison,
Wis., wllh his daugltler, Mrs. MuddlO
booh or Bakoratlold, vlsliod here on
Monday, leaving this forenoon for
Crater l.tiko.
LUMBERMAN hukk
C. W. Woodcock one of i he prom
inent lumbermen ot Klamath county,
and Mrs. Woodcock, Are gnosis lii
tile oily today from I.angell Valley
and while hero are guests at the
Hotel Arcade.
Ill -SINKS MEN I.KAVINti
It. B. Athlclio and li. B. Fife
of jjae r'.ills MerenlitHo Sloro are
leaving the last of tile avook tor
San (erttnotsoo where thoy win spend
an of t'.ie conilitg week attending
"buyers week" in the southern city.
i, i:vks FOB SOUTH
Miss Christine Murdoch lolt last
evoning for San Francisco, being
called there by the state board of
bar bxmulnors .of California, to ap
pear tomorrow for admission to tln
bar for the practice of law. Miss
Murdock graduated this past year
from Stanford university. She Is the
daughter of Mr. und Mrs. 11. K.
Murdock of the lveno district.
UHXtltlN EJROM l it 1 1
A. BeUman, with his l"u ami
diiughter-lii-law. Mr. and Mrs. Q,
A. Botlmou, roturned Sunday even
ing from a week's trip lo ltosehurg.
Bandan-uy-tbe-Sea, and Orescent.
Thoy found Hie roa.ls In it:, id BOB"
(lit Ion and met tourists fr nil nil
sections of Who oountry.
FItDM SI XNY SOCTl
Beting the third party of tourists
to visit Klamath Kails from sunny
Tennessee during the past. week. Mr.
and Mrs. J. K. Mitchell woro among
I he prominent gnosis hero over Mon
day on their way to Crater Lake. The
southern, people, coming from Mem-
i phis are enjoying an extended tour
of the west.
We use "Velox" only for ALL Kodak
Work. Kodak work in at 9 a. in, out
at 5 p. m. same day
CHANNEL swim FAILS
DOVKlt, England, Aug. IS. P)
Qartrude loderio was compelled to
abandon her attempt to swim tin1
English channel this afternoon owing
to adverse weather conditions.
fRebno CiniiS
Edllh Carlton nnd Daisy E. Soren
son, both of Krosno ,Cnlif., loft this
morning for Crater Lake after visit
ing hero over Monday, guests at the
Hotel White Pelican,
PROM miNHMl'Ilt
L. M, Pnyno, A. Mitcholl, W. B.
OoiSi R. U. Emmick and E. O. Dov
lln, nil residents ot Dunsmulr, spent
Monday in the city on business mut
ters, returning home this morning.
.SMAINLY c4BOUT PEOPLE
Altll.WtiKH l lt I.CtTCJti:
Mi Siiediror Hero from .Meilford in
I tile rests of Full' Tliere
MIhs Jane Snedlcor of Medford, who
formerly resided here, uponl Monday
In the fitly intiltlng arrangements for
the lecture here on Saturday to be
given by Watterson Lowe an In
terior decbratpr from N"v. yrk city,
who Is muking a lour of the e,.t.
and has given lectures In a number
of the leading cities along the coast.
Miss Snedlcor Is In charge of the
Woman's building of the fair to le
hold near Medford this year and Is
anxious that the city of Klamath
Kulls hi: well represented In all di
visions. According lo Miss Snedlcor, all
tourists tire lo be admitted lo the
fair free of charge nnd for this rea
son it Is especially desired that the
photographic division of the art sec
tion receive speclut attention. While
here Miss Snedlcor arranged with
It. K. Stlnson for the use of one of
his most beautiful pictures of Crater
Luke during the fair In the valley
oily.
Another atlded feature of the fair
this year will be the commercial ex
hibits to be put up by women who
are manufacturing in their own
bomet. Miss Snedlcor wishes to 1m
preOI iIiIh upon the. minds of the
members of the Soilness Women's
club, exhibits will be received from
all soul hern Dragon and northern
California cities nod those Interest
ed and desiring- Information are
asketl to gel In touch with Miss
Snedlcor, addressing her mall to
Medford.
Miss Snedlcor returned home witli
a party of friends by way of t'rater
Luke.
EASTERN QUESTS
With any number of visitors here
tlie past week from Philadelphia,
I'eun.. It is apparent that Klamath
Kail-, is talked about from coast to
coast. Yesterday a party of people
from the custom metropolis, includ
ing Mrs. J. I). Winsnn Jr.. Wessie
Wlnson and Miss M. Winsnn visited
here and left for CraUT Lake this
morning.
OF SANTA lt.UI.KA
Touring through enroute to Cra
ter Lake. Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Moses
and Mrs. M. M. Tucker of Suntn
Barbara ColU., visited over Mon
day in Klamath Falls.
NORTHERN (JFKSTS
Over Monday visitors in the city
stopping at the Hotel White Pelican
from Portland Included Mr. anr Mrs.
S. K. Smith and two children, It.
Barclay, L. M. Johnston, Etta Al
driohi James Sliced, H. Morton, K.
it. Walsh. Mr. and Mrs. It. M. Rob
inson, R. S. Robinson and H. J. Lev-crmnu.
WORK GOING ALONG
Work on the golf course is pro
gressing nicely according to J. F.
Magulro Sr., -who spent the greater
part of Monday afternoon on the
links. Any of the members who would
like to look over the links are in
vited to call any of the directors.
Who will be glad to drive them out.
PICNIC AMI SWIM
A number of the members of the
Presbyterian and Christian church
enjoyed a picnic and swimming party
at Wlul-Kse beach last evening.
Those making the trip woro Mrs.
M. L. Miller, Misses Kdna Dunbar,
Dehlja and FJorotby Hawkins, Joy
and Bva Miller and LaVerno Thomas.
Ralph Adaiuson, Ray Wakeman. John
Hawkins und Forrest Miller. Even
though the weather was brisk, the
water was warm and swimming was
enjoyed.
FROM ALGOMA
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jack McKay, of
Algoinn, were guests over the week
end, returning to camp on Monday.
Louis Pappos who spent the week
end with friends, returned with Mr.
and Mrs. McKay.
IUSAVV iiav
Next lo the Largest Number of Keg
IsUsstionx i in mm,- gesjeop
Monday held second highest place
In the registration of furelgu curs
in the city, when over CO tourists
registered at the local ohamber of
Commerce office. Among those reg
istered yeslerdoy anil up until late
this ufternflon were: L. H. F mike,
Los Angeles; W. J. Metiliinis, Iteno,
Nev,; A. J. Landrie, Sacramento;
Melvin c, Waiter, willws, Cal;j It.
Anderson, Grdveland, Cat.! H. w.
Rnroff, Sonora, CUi.i 0. H. DeOroff,
Cacramento; L. I). Smith. San Frun
cisco; Will D. Slniond, Saa Fran
cisco; L. W. Butler, Ifin Angeles;
11. It. S hudder, Susanville; Leslie
Spier, Seattle; James Wright, Los
Angeles; P. 11. Casey, HoTOCUL Col,;
J. II. Oompton. Eureka; Henry L.
li3os, Sun Frau.'lseri, w. H. Sulli
van. Uis Angeles; IVank W. Davey,
Los Angeles; John Lopez, TennUat,
Col,; A. J. Wright. Iteno, Nev.;
Vesper W. Stotenbler, Ixis Angeles;
11. II. Harrlman, Faleomcr, N. Y.;
.Sandy and Hunt, Los Angeleu, E.
E. Merger, Santa iiosu; D. J. Mc
Maihon, Weslwood. Wrtot Dutchen,
WoaJdUnd, Cal.; Robert ii. .Maiiz.
Stdta Rosa, '.. it.' Jarmar, Ljs
Angeles; W. M. Rottcs, Biigs, Par
ous and Brothers, San Francisco;
E. T. Cucalllnl. St. Helens, Cal.; W.
E. Brlggs, Bishop; J. K. Haglc.
Sacrumento, Cal.; W. M. Wood.
Mendota, CoL; J. P. Andrenrs, Bish
op; A. C. Earhart, Los Angeles;
Thomas It. Young. Copco; A. B.
Franklin. AHurnd; H. H. Kester.
tuusalltj, H. K. Truscott. Corte;
Guy Redwlne,, Cklsh; and L. E.
Rathbnrn, Zu::d, Cal.
PJiTell Theatre
Tho t:oolost Place In Town
Claire Windsor and Conway Tearle
in
"Just A Woman"
It tells what every woman knows But few
women ever betray
As a special attraction We arc showing the
Daredevils of the Alps in a Picture of a Thous
and Thrills.
"THE CHASE"
Wednesday and Thursday
Milton Sills in
"I WANT MY MAN"
and Five Big Acts of Vaudeville
FROM CHIt o
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Day of Chieo
Calif., are visiting in the city today.
ALU LIBERTY
"The Millionaire Cowboy"
Rollicking Comedy. Plenty of Action, a Splendid Specimen or
Manhood In the stellar role, fine acting and an unusual plot
with unique twists.
The Comedy Is
Broadcasting
anl it Is roaMy funny
An unusually Ihtereiting Newsreel completes a program that
you will fmjoy.
More Miles
Easier Riding
Less Cost
That Is What
Seiberling Cords
RETURNS IIOMK
After being in the city for tho
past two weeks on business matters.
I.. II. Kemp has returned to his
home In Dunsniulr.
AT MAUN
Rev. Joseph Mlksovsky, formerly
ot llend, nvns a visitor in the ctly
Monday cnVoute to Malin where ho
Will loilato permanently.
TEA CUP C1A7R
Members To Meet With Mrs. Walter
West Thursday Afternoon
Following a social lnootinn of the
members of the Tea Cup Club at the
home of Mrs. Walter West at 204
South Riverside on Thursday after
noon, the husbands of the members
wll bo guests nt a supper to bo
served on tho lawn ot tho Wst
homo in tho evening. ,
bnlsfjRps The Home of The t.uaranlecil Used, Car.
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Tf raolKr Hnocn't malrn oh Siffc.ronrn what. TTlflkp nf CUV VOll dl'lVfi
where you drive it or how long the fact remains that the pleasure you
get from driving is measured largely by the dependability of your tires.
When you have your car equipped with tires that are built to withstand
the very road conditions with which Ave are confronted in this country
you have a feeling of satisfaction that the best car in the world can
not give. . v i u t .
Look about and you and you will see that
the tires that stand the gaff in the country
are
Seiberling Cords
SEIBERLING CORDS
30x3!. 4 ply $15.50
30x3 iL 6 ply $21.00
33x5 8 ply $63.75
32x4 U 8 ply $46.50
30x5 8 ply $59.50
32x6 8 ply $88.95
N PORTAGE CORDS
(Seiberling Built)
30x3 $10.50
30x3' o $12.00
Utility Cord 30x3' j $9.00
Oldfield Fabric 30x3 $8.25
Balsiger Motor Co.
i Authorized Ford Sales & Service y jj
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