The Evening herald., August 25, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

TUESDAY, AUGUST 2",, 102G
EVENING IIEItALI), KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Educational Tire Talks
By
IONA FORD
The subject for today's discussion is
Seiberling Cords
l chose these tires for the simple reason thai Me. Seiberling
(or whut ever his name is) hires nie to write thdse things, but
1 know they are true heenuse I have seen thousands of pom
saps operating on the business end of a tire pump s I spun
along coming out here.
Oh, I forgot to mention thajt I came out from Bumpy Tike,
Vermont, to tell yon about SeiberUrig Cords, because Klamath
County, and where -I eame from are the lwn hardest places
on tires in the world. If you don't want to take my word for
this ask anyone who has been in both places.
I saw some wonderful Country C0mihg OUt here, yes, and 1 have
seen Crater Lake, but do you know that I can't get excited
about all that water being up there because I went clear around
the darned thing and there isn't a single place for it to get out.
Just as soon as I get rested
Tires. Watch for them.
up I'll tell you lots of things about
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MAINLY cfHOUT cMIOPLE
lyKATHRK
Oregon : Fair mill warm,
mid Wednesday. I.lxhi
wIiiiIm.
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UllifiV WIOST lll'HT
llllly Wml I he yoiliM Hon of Mr.
ami mm. Walter Want eavuped with
idlght Injuries Monday, when he
Bsuffbl liin hand In an e'HHrle wrlng
iln front at one of the I si atorm.
Th aieldciit wait tllrovi : ; before
further Injury other th.m the lowi
of one finger null wai experlon :od
!iy Oin lit i In fellow.
OAKLAND 0RIM
Stopping lii thi city cnrouli to
Crater bake, Mario Hnaacer, Irene
Bourgard iiml Cuthorlne Borigard,
M Oakland. California, wera guetiu
at tlto hotel White Pell in yeaur-tlny.
MORNING MUIWA1M
Bnroute to northern points, some
returning South SOd many Intercst
fil In Klamath KuIIm, the following
tourists registered at the clinrnni-r of
commerce mis morning: H. ft. itnm-
any. Los Angeles; It. McDonald. San
KnuiMco; It. K. .lrl,an. Sin rnpion
lo W. H, O'llarn. Oo)U)W; C. Willis.
Wlllard, j. R. durhanan. Ontario,
Calif.: C. B, Moore, t'alcxiio; (.'.
K. Day Iriglcwood; J. H. Ortpn,
Mcnlo Park; llnzel M. Bailey. I'cx
!: flcorge It. Spencer. Kan Fran
Cisco; Richard II. Johnston, Whlt
tler: I). !t. Cramer. Han Francisco;
Voaro V. Diinston, Wheatland: L.
It. Wilson, lii rkeley: r' Simpson,
Kan Francisco; PetiT McHngb, Kan
Frnnclsro; F . B. Mlllanl. Eagle
Rock; 1.. W. O'P.ourko, Sacramento:
.1. M. Owen, Oakland and William
O. Zimmerman of warren. Ohio.
dr.
MI.'ltlill.l.lSITOl:
John Llskey, wpU known r;"i-
of III" MiTrlll coniilry trnnH-
i biialneaa affairs bare opr Men-
ivn;iti;sii;i) ix city
l In vim; board tonilderable of
Klamath FhIIh nnI li bttalneaa
alblllttea, B. W. Inrhar of Willows,
Cnllf., la a gaaat htire, looking over
hiiHlni-ar i-ondltlona with On; hopoa
of locating bora parsianently.
SEIBERLING CORDS
80X8 4 ply $15.50
80xy 5 ply $21.00
29x4.40 Balloon $20.65
88x5 8 ply $63.75
:i2x4' .. 8 ply $46.50
80x6 8 ply $59.50
82x6 Oversize $93.45
88X6 S ply $88.95
PORTAGE CORDS
(Seiberling Built)
80x3 $10.50
8038 '$12.00
Utility Cord 30x3" & ..... $9.00
Oldfield Fabric 80X8 $8.25
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KBOJI HTAVTOBI) f.
F. Murray and N. An ..'I wwre
Ouafta in Klamath Fall ov-r .Mon
day from Stanford "L" Th-y motor
id to Crater Lake this niornlngV
('. B. and V- U.WI.C.'iM)
T. 11. Peterson. travMiii:; freight
and iKisKciiK'.'r nuent for tie- Cliica
go, KtirlitiRton ami O'll'i' v railroad,
with beadanartara In San Francisco,
wn a lnilne:.s visitor lr K'atnaih'
Falls over Monday.
Balsiger Motor Co,
Authorized Ford Sales 8C Service
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When Your Teeth Are Cared For
by us, you bato at your Rervice everything timi modern
acliinrn, run supiily. Our inoderntjf Odtllpped laboratory and
our nrlentltli- experlonm Is always available In you, We
Itlve free exainliin! Ions.
i R. D. COE, DENTISTS
(Pnlnloxa of rouran)
102-204 llopka lildf.. 8tili and Main
Phono 8S6
We use "Velox" only for ALL Kodak
, Work. Kodak work in at 9 a. m. out
at 5 p. m. same day
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bootlrohr pined
I'M (Slim I Wakefield and- Kd
Mather whoso hflotlegRlfMB I'slnh-
llahment was' tntdftd 'Kl Saturdaii
night hy itata prohl ottloeri, eai li
ploailml RUtlly In JUattCO ouuit lain
yimlnrdaiv ttftornoon and waro fined
$200 oach by JUHtk'o of thi) Peace
Kendall.
fPuirierj
Fur Manufacturing-.
Coat lleiuodcling
AM work guaranluud
Mrs. Wm, Bessler
62G Washington
Dotwaon Sixth and Seventh
visit ORATOR liAXR
MN. tii Noel and Mrs. W. ('.
Crantlnll Bldea,tppd thetr rpapon-
slbUllles tta reMlaurntit . proprlulMra
fur one day anil BpBfll a dellghttul
day al Crater Lakp Sunday.
hVPShil MAIll.XN IMPltOVRS
1,1111a Marian QrogO daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. llalph Crogo Is con
fined lo her home Buffering wltih an
aWaok of Inli'sllnal trouble, 'tor con
dltlOn i feportad as very much Im
proved. i.Aii.
vi.sinxt; HRRE
Mls Edith Johnson hai Just ur-
r.vi-d from ..leiii.Til to speiiu aaxerui
days visiting here with her friend
Mlaa Ka'tnortna Ulndley who raqiaea
ort south lllterslde. Miss l.lndlev
formerly resided In Medf.ird biTore
moving to Klamath Fulla.
To CRATBR LAKK
Mr. and Mrs. It. K. Wolfe with
their small son llowiml, apent Mon
day vlaliiiiK here an route to. Crater
Lake after which they will return
to their home In Oakland. Calif.,
feavinjl ftlO park by tile Medford entrance.
MOTORING NORTH
Mr. nnd Mrs. It. I'. Morris of Yrek.i
and Arthur Bard left thl:; niorninp'
for (.'rater Lake, from which poln:
they will motor on Into the north
. i n part of tbe atata.
QOCTOR DKMA.MIS FEES
Medical service rendt.TPd W. S.
ypnkling in I9tt has not yet been
pnld for. nciordlng to Dr. E. D.
Lamb, who filed a suit in circuit
court today for recovery of thla
amount, which ho alleges due. Wil
liam Marx Is his attorney.
WEATHER
The Cyi lo-Stormagraph at I'nder
wood's Pharmacy shows thfl pres
sure to lie falling slightly today but
no change In weather Is indicated.
Forecast for next 24 hours: Gen
erally fair with moderate tempera
tures. .
Toe Tyros recording thermometer
registered maximum and minimum
temperatures today as followa:
High ": low 41.
MANAGER OF NEW
STORE ARRIVES
Leatrice Joy and Ernest Torrence
with 14 International Beauty Models
in
"The
Dressmaker from Paris"
More Beauties Than The Follies!
More Fun Than The Circus!
and the
Fashion Show de Luxe
The latest styles from Klamath's lead- ,
ing stores. Presented by living models. ,
WYATTS KKTl K.
. Mr. und Mi-h. A. H. Wyatt ami
rhiltfivii rmurneil last evening from
Marahfleld whom they enjoyed a
wrak'fl viuailou with ri'latlves and
frtendai.
VISIT GLOVER HOME
Mr. and An, Hoss Chqrchtll of
Portland wor1 gueetf of Mr. and
Mr. J. (Ilowr over Monday, loavinp
(or' Crater Lake ehvouto to Med
f oi d . A sh fcm d . an d u n u m he r of
thrt valley cit!e. Mrs. Churchill is
huycr for LlpmaD and Wolfe in
Portland, while Mr. Churchill is
head of tho S. V. C. A. in Portland.
A. A. McDonald, who will he local
manager of the H. A. Pilcher'dS: Co.
department btorein thia city, arrived
here yesterday and will remain here
permanently, supervising the work
preliminary to the opening of the
establishment. No definite date for
the opening ran he set at this time,
Mr. McDonald stated today, due to
the uncertainty of the completion
of the building alterations now under
way. He l hopeful, however, that
it will be ready for business about
September l"i, or soon thereafter.
PM her & Co. Is a new concern
in the department store field. Twelve
stores will be In operation this year
and it Is antiripntd that this number
win it. Increased to fifty in l!t2G. i
A general line of merchandise will
be carried, including drygoods, lad
ies' ready to wear, shoes and men's
clothing nnd furnishings.
The local establishment will be lo
cated at the corner of Fifth and
Main street. In the building former
ly occupied by the First State and
Savings hank. It is to be completely
remodeled inside and out and when
finished will psent quite an attrac
tive nppearance.
For over sivteen years Mr. McDon
ald was manager of the big Weyer
haeuser department'store at Potlach
Idaho, and the experience gained i
rii. re will bo a valuable asset in the
local undertaking.
ALU LIBERTY
Shirley Mason, in a Story of Fame,
Fortune and Footlights, 1 1
"The Star Dust Trail" k
Special Added Attraction Tod (
"Oregon Junior Goes To v
Corvallis
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TJtrougli the courtesy of .Mr. Frank' Sexton we .
;ue able to place before you in pictorial form the -activities
of the "Klamath County Boys' and Girls'
Clubs, of which .Mr. Sexton is the head. The pic
tures take you from Klamath Falls to Corvallis and
return, and vividly portray the wonderful educational
work of this reat and growing branch of our school
system. v.
Over seventy Klamath boys and girls are shown.'
in these pictures. L .X i
MAUN' MAX
Charlea Kempon of Malin trans
acted business here this afternoon.
FROM KOt'KY I'OLNT
Doug Puckett motored in from
Rjeky Point Monday afternoon to
j spend a few days here transacting
j business.
ltlSIXESS JXTERKSTS
J. YV. Kerns left early this morn
ing for Merrill to look attar hia ex
tensive farming interests in that vic-
ln'ty. . .
THARl' DEMONSTRATING
K. I.. Thnrp, npreiientlnK the
6utek people, with, headauartara in
Sun PranolaflO, is here for tbe pur
0oso oi' deittonatratlog the 1 n ut! mo
tor and chassis, pointing out the now
features and improvements in the
laMal model, Mr. Tharp made the
trip nccompnnled by Mrs. Thnrp, anil
While In the city they are gUMt at
the hotel White Pelican.
llANDON "HY Tilt; BBA."
R. T. Martin and W. It. Clark,
both residents of Bandou, spenl yea
terday In the Tulo Lake count r.. To
day they are In the city looking over
prospects for securitiK fall work.
hoping to bo tibio to reside her,
permanently.
HAAS IS I.KAVIXfl
Member or l'lint National ISonk Staff
Itenyltig After Two Years
Henry Haas, one of the popular j
members of the Itirat National bank
staff for the past two years, 1b re
titgtflng' his position as note teller I
at the hank on the flral of Beptem-'
her and will lenve for "San Fran
claco the sixth of September, whore
ho will visit with friends for several I
weekR. He will later return to j
Portland where he will enter Into
business nnd reside.
GOING TO CANADA
A party of California residents
from San Rafael, motoring through
Washington and Oregon were guests
hero over Monday, leaving this morn
ing for Crater Lake from which
point they plan lo journey on north
into Canada, hoping to visit Like
l.oulse, Banff and a number oT tho
principal cities before the weather
gelN loo brisk. Included In tho parly
are Mm. Qeorge 'Page. Mlaa Ida
Bourn, mis.' (i. a. Kiel ami wiiuatn
Brand, Bnrouto south they aiiiex-
preaaod tho hope they could again
visit Klamath Ralls. While here the
parly were guests at (ho hotel White
Pelican.
Man Who Wrecked
Taxi Not Driver
for H. G. Wortley
Tom Murphy, whoso drunken race
In a car owned by the White Star
Taxi company ended ia I lie office of
the Chevrolet Motor Car company
early yesterday morning is not an
employe of the taxi company and
bad taken the car Without the per
mission of the regular driver, H,
(!. Wortley. owner of tbe tnxi ser
vice said today.
"1 make this explanation in order
that tlu general public might not
be misled conccHiiing the character
ffr my drivers," Mi. Wortley said.
"The regular taxi driver had drop
ped "It lo sleep while wailing for
Murphy. Murphy came out of a
Jionse and took the wheel and tbe
suleeuii, nl accident resulted.
"I also. wish to state that tile
ivporl by police that the brakes on
niy oar were faulty, is not true."
Racine
MULTI-MILE
TIRES
For Your Protection
All RACINE Multi
Mile Tires are now
SEALWRAPT.
PELICAN CITY
Mrs. Lec Smith is shopping here
today from her homo at Pelican
wrapping remains on the
tire until you buy it.
This blue inner wrapping
means that the tire is a
new, first-quality product
and guaranteed as such by
We remove the outer ourselves and RACINE-,
wrappings; the blue inner Look for it.
MOTOR INN GARAGE f
230 Main Phone 294-J
They are wrapped twice
and sealed at the factory.