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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 27, 1925)
TftUKSDAY, AUGUST 27, L9EB EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THREE -71 1MB El Without Salesmanship (st common sense wmmsm- we know von will decide in SEPTEMBER 8TH favor of the "ff liT uk get the facts before you. Not JLv "telling talk"- you're not interested io that. What you want to know in: "Will the Montag Furnace supply my home with an abundant circulation of warm moist air safe heat at a very low cost In feel anil with little care and 6flfOit? Can I rely absolutely depend upon a Monf.ijj rUriiace?" Jn plain MONTA G furnace language we answer: "Yes, indeed you can!" We say so without reservation. Montag has had more than 40 years' i Kperience In the building of Ifcate'rs right here in the Nnrthtvest where they are to be used. Thousands arc giving home owners complete bxarinff comfort and satisfaction. Vou want comfort economy de pendability safe heat. You want to be able to sit contentedly in any part of your home on the coldest days. You want these things of course you do you have a right to them and wc as heat ing experts will see that you get them when we install a Montag furnace in your home. Jack Frot Is jusr aroiim! the cornr. Pretty coon n Kr'at many bQHM owner will rn. wnntini; a Montag I-'urn.-uc installed "At soon ax possible." The:'.: will be oo time to wait m time to make a careful imvey to determine jut lite type of Mopfssj you ncctl. We will be "rudted lo death." You want to Mrfoid that you want ynur furnace scientifically cnytitYt'rcd into your honte. Then let III do It now. ( 'onie In tixlay- or any day, this week -ami let us ro over your heating prob leinn. linking now doesn't mean paying now. Vou can make almojl any terms you want. Mainly About People TWO StBS. ItWIULI.H FIKHM l ltoM M l. DOalB i at MoDOC I'oivt Grades Will Start Week from Next Tuesday, says Superintendent Tha tdeniuntury schools in Klam ath Kallt will opfii for Mis Kail turni, Tui;B(lay. September 8, M today holiitf Labor Du". Tlwro will bi: no ufteriiJJll a&Mion oil the bpt ing day. I'u!llii Hhottlrt report prom ptly at :0(j a. in., (or registration and aHHlsntiK.'nt of jonHons. Llnln of lisokB and supplies fet tle vari un grades may be secured (rsnj iltlier of the book dealers, 'jr at, (he office of the superintendent of schools, Central School building, l'uplls ca-Jio have been regularly pro moled to any tirade, may purchatta ImoKh at any time, preferably ber.,r': the opening da). New pupils, pupils who withdrew from school before the cloic of last term, und all itb ers who have not been regularly promoted, should make no puncbasei until they have consulted their teacher. l'uplls who will have reached the age of six years by November 1. lfl6, "tay enter with the beginning class. Those who will reach their sixth blithday between November 1, and May 1. I ti 'J 6 , may enter with the beginning class utter the sixth week of school, unless they nave had sufficient Instruction to enable lb "in to go along with the class. In first and second grades classes will be divided by semesters. In these grades all pupils who arc read? for the aecor.d semester's work should report at Central School, re gardless cf the section of the city in which they live, since there will be no second semester classes In any pf the other schools. Pupils fjr the second semester of the first grade should report at 1:00 p. m., instead of 9:00 u. m. Boundary lines between the sever al schools remain unchanged from last year, with the following excep tion; the boundary line between Falrvlew and Pelican City school schools shall follow Lytton street west to E street, thence west on E street to Oregon Avenue, thence south on Oregon avenue to Nevada aVenue. For further information relative Lo boundaries, call on the school superintendent or any of the principals. On the Screen' On the Stage Beautiful Corinne Griffith, "the flower of the screen" in "Declasse" ' Tobin and Vinton Novelty Juggling, Dancing and Clone Hulling. Frank Juban Musical Novelty. The stage play I that Ethel Bar- rymore made famous. Murray and Park Hits of Humor, Kongtnnd Danco. Three Melody Monarchs Comedy and Harmony. Prince Leo , The Pony with the Human Brain. Presented by W. Gallagher. Two Complete Shows Every Evening : Ialqs liberty! i t A TUKH.I.1XG RAlI.KAl) .ST.ORY . , I ItKtHSTItATlOV I.ltiHT A. K. Dickinson, San Kruncisco; Phil C. Siwidin. Aj turns; U. E. La DIeq, Oakland; A. c. Rlttenhouse, Banta Cru; J. Miller. Palo Alto and K. A. Wormian, Cednrvllle. Cali fornia, were among the few who registered at the chamber of com m. Tie Office this forenoon. .Mrs. Kola Ilimdnll. 691 JoffO slrcol, In not the Mr. B ine Ban- ' i (oi kmnti of (I II. w. Miti h n. prominent live- Gertrude John Maguin noilhein California ilaiichlr.iiml Hon ot .1. P. MaenlrA: ua.i .u . was urreewu tas, ntglll nil I , ,, .y, atflv, ,1 In Klamath Falls a raid nn Eighth streot, Mrs, Ran-I, , , ,, , " i n i" i'i:" m m'H iiu uu.vn ni- daii is bund in Corsfl Woi In this clly and fears thai 1. 1 in II a By In iianteH mli;ht lead lo h eOttfl nioii or Identity, Mr. GHARQitti ORVKIrV N. It. (tt-egut-y Seeks Dlvoire front i IaioIIIo UrcRpr)1 Cruelty Is charged by N. 1!. Qrog dry In a still for divorce from Lu cille Gregory, lie charegs she wan duftrrelsomQ and trlvolotiB and tmdt I Iter murrliige vows far too lightly. ! They were married Just p year ago, Vlsri'lVti AT 1'OltT Jlmhty daugherty ami inn SChreTO left this morning I'or Fori , Kliimath on a btlBlnosi und poa8 ! lire trip, expeclltiK to rbtltril home tills ovenltiK. br., are guests M tin' Crump hoim nl Modoc point this wi i'k. LEFT THIS UORMXCI Itellll'lllllg houi" to Poi'llillltl ilf ier visiting ai Crntor ami Qlnntohd Lakes iintl III Klntmtlh Falls Willi I'rli'tids. Mrs. hV A. (Ireeii, .Mrs. It E. Fun ami Mrs. Q, II. KhOftdoS lofl by motor ibis morning, Fur Mahufflctfti'ing. Coat Remodeling ah work guaraitteed Mrs.,Wm. Bossier 02r WMiuactou Hlwcejj SlxFii nj, !pvp,nth Ulttdlng lo business matters. Mitchell vn:i accqmpsnlod by his wife. He Is it frequent visitor of the Klatnaiti iprrltot'y. Another oattlo llian who i a local visitor Is It. T. t'ary. a livestock buyer from Sun frartclsCO, who Is well known by Kintnutii ootttomea, CP pROol MACIiAeL o. tjl, Bala.oT oonduets a store in Macfloo) and tun boon In thai bus tbl I tor .'n'veral years. However, for tit" purposo of purcbaslng suppllos and rlsltltlg With Ills many tribnls. ill Kliuu.ifh. he is a frOQUont isitor lu l l'. Snider Arrived In Klamath Fall'; lust night and registered at the Hail hotel, COUS BAY VISITORS .Mi Ellen Organ, who holds I he position as leoretnhy of the Marl hi Candy company on Coos Bay, with Mrs. Irtt PhdrtOK, vr Nu-lh Bend. foiurnoil home todny ttttor visiiing at Crntor Lake mm! In KlnmStu Falhi, lo;- I he paMl two days. Thoy BnJoyed a motor trip to a number of the iiia-t Olllra heloj'e vhlllltlg KlAlnRtH PallS enroitle h utie. It ETl ICS'S sor i'll II. E. Itaimhn of I In Usui nil, who 1 h'or the luisl Uii days has been ul- tondtng to business interests here, returned to hit boiito this morning. i;i:n !ts to home Mrs, Unrnlhy WeaVor, with her VISIT LMvE Eiiiih Hogan and Anemia Shaf fer of Los AngelpS, were guests in Klamath Falls yestordfty, leaving this morning to visit .it Crajter Lake; FATHER AMI SON E. A. Cutter, with his son. E. A. Cuttep, Jrf, are Visiting ill the city today from their home la Berkeley, California. Visrmt; i. Elicit home Mis. Mary Perkins of brain, Ore nun, Is thb house guest of Mr. and Mrs. .1. A. Looch nils week. Mrs. Perkins Is one of the "Id residents of Drain, tin Sunday Mr. and Mrs. beech have planned u picnic party to Crater Lake for the visitor. VI'TEM) FEDERATION C. It. LOng anil .lames Duffy have returned from Coos Bay where they nttontlbd the convention of the state Pedorutton or Labor, MeACI.IFFE IN W, l". NtcAttllrte is In on business niatlers front his rnncb at Fort Klatiuilh. VISIT HA.Nt)N HOME Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Fisher and son dim of South Bend, Wash., arriv ed at noon yeslerdtty for a two weeks' visit with Mrs. rtannon's parents. Ml', und .Mrs. P. E. Ilannon tit Enter prise. Little Murlhu Helen Fisher, MISS HINON AT LAKE SUss Ruth Dixon Is enjoying an bating at Diamond Lake with a parly ot friends from Marshdeld. Oakland Discovers Dangers from Dirt and Gets Remedy All motorists dislike to "eat dirt.'' So do all motor cars. Tho only difference is that the motorist can hold his breath until the dust cloud lies passed while the motor must keep on breathing what ever variety ot air comes to tho "nostrils" of Its .arburetor. The experiments were c ;nduci.ed "A Fight for Honor" featuring W illiam Fairbanks ami Eva Novak, A story of real people told in a .way that keeps you interested eyerv minute. "Sally" Is Coming! with the most delicate of scientific instruments some of which will measure a minute dust particle .005 of an inch in diameter. The conclusion reached by these engineers has resulted in the adop tion of the air cleaner with which the Oakland Jars are equipped. This cleaner, which operates on tho prin ciple ot the centrifugat cream separ ator, whirls, every particle of dust and foreign matter from the air and feeds only the purified air Into the carburetor, Oikland and General Motors en gineers have overwhelming proof of the necessity for such protection, regarding it as particularly Import ant In the present day of theayy traffic and dust-stirring bulloon tires. Among other things It was found that an average automobllo breach 10,000 gallons Ot air with every gal lons of gasoline. Every bit of this air contains dust to a great or lesser degree. .i daughter, Miss Lbnlt, letl yesterday j Who lias been visiting bora all suin I'or thnir homb in Sail LaltO pity, .nor With her grandparents, will iv 1'tnli, after Visiting here the greater turn home with them for Ihe opeu- pftri ot the summer. Mrs, Wenvbr Is tile dntlghtor of Mrs. Mary Dixon And Airing her visit hero was the I inspiration tor n number of Informal ! ni'falin. OFFICIAL RETCHNS II. V. Wright, an official of the r Southern PaclflOi who with his wife and bhlldrbb spottl the paid Iwo days here, foturttod this mofniQfi to r i rr rrmiTe rn Tteitir iir." wVighi was here In the IntorOstS of his OOmpaity, lug of school. RtHtliRTSON HOME SOLD Mr. and Mrs. John ic. Robertson littVO sold their home al SI,', least Main and Willi leave the first of SoptOhtbof to reside In BttgeOO, ltt K TO PORTI.ANH Horace Bollon retunied to his homo in Porjtlnnd thin morning ttf tor Visiting and lOOhlOR' over busi ness Interests here for several days, TO HUM) EXAMS The United Slates Civil Service Commission invites special attention to the fact that In examinations held recently in Klamath Falls, Oregon. mid other cities throng) t the country for practical nurse and field matron to till vacancies in the In dian Service, applicants were not secured in the number desired, and that these examinations will be held again. Receipt of applications will close September L'ti. FIRST GRADE PI P1I.S Little lots who are entering their first grade of school will he ready for work on the first day of school if they secure the following hooks, which haye been Announced as pro per by ,i. Percy Wells, superinten dent. ,ReaQing: The New Beacon Prim er: Beacon First Rentier; Elson PHnibr; Bison Reader, book one. Writing: Writing Lessons for Primary Grades; Box of Crnyolas (ddtlble fowl; Pencil Tablet, 8x10 ln, I ruled i: Pencil No. 1. The order of which the above readers are to he used will be de termined later, and pupils should make no purchases unlit directed by the teacher. Nolo: Teachers will please not re quire pupils to purchase supplies not on thin list without first consulting Ihe superintendent. MR. AND M RS. POOLE Will Oomp)mcn! Gels of Style Show wiih Theatre Party Mr. and Mrs. Harry Poole will be hosl and hostess to the girls who modeled In 111" Style Show on Tues duy and Wednesday evening nt a theatre party on Sunday evening at the Pine Tree theatre, to enjoy the recently released plc.turo "Sully." The girls who modeled were Pauline eiifi, Martha t'p.p, Maude Hood, Bernlce Hector. Helen Abbey. Gene ve lleiisley. Ilelene Osborne, Eleanor Hoguo, Bute Beii and ilelene Bret tcnstotti, p J ' - r i 1 ttT - 111 fa yet Prices are io'-3B0 Lower More than 100 improvements have been incorporated in the New Oakland Sixes. A heavier crankshaft. Air Cteanet, Oil Filter and Four-Whcel Brake refinements have been added The new cars are Deautirul beyond comparison. Smart, com fortable Fisher Bodies, with handsome newly-designed nickeled radiator, establish them as outstanding style-leaders The Harmonic Balancer an exclusive Oakland feature im parts a new thrill of unmatched ficedom from vibration and renders Oakland speed, acceleration and flexi- V-sj, lIiSrc bility even more impressive- ITivlBCS If you can match this new Oakland at anywhere near its price, wc waive all further riuht to your consideration, tl But if you Yet Prices are Lower i. Smart, com signed nickeled Yet Prices are Lower are Lower can't and wc know you can t choose the New Oakland then it's to your interest to :: am . x -i ; Touring Car . Coach . . . Landau Coupe Sedan . Landau Sedan .10ZS . 1095 . 1125 . 1195 . 1X95 (Old Price (Old Price (Old Price (Old Price (Old Price The I-tim.'uu Sedun . $1095) . 1215) . 1295) . 1545) . 1645) A tl pVicth ul inrw , r ' (jrri'ru! Molorj Time Poyme M Rates, ht retalnre the fotneil in tht Ittdtutry, have been made iutl tou-er. Wc can now tave 'you at irnuh ui $40 to $tOin tour nme payment cottu R. R. R, GAR AfiR 8 3 1 Klamath Ave. WINNING AND HOLDING GOOD WILL' OAKLAND SIX PRODUCT OF GENERAL MOTORS
