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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 11, 1925)
PAGE RTX EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER LI. I02o" Issued Dail) Company .am: grey talks That tho younger generation la (headed Ball Well ("I- perdition anil ! t lint ir nothing is done, tho cquntrS Is duo tor ruin. vi'ri the sentiment 5 expressed bv Initio tlrev. noted mi- rtlV . I in T T I . . . . . 11 I t'll t Vincc : i iv i. r.tgiiiti .iircci, tun mam rails, wregon. thor, at an early breakfast last Thursday at Diinsimilr. lirey and his party wore headed for the Kogttal river rCX ton, where members tf t ho j except Sunday, by The Herald Publishing E. f. MURRAY Publisher V. II. PF.R KIN'S News Editor Entered as second class mailer at the postoffice at Klamath Falls, Oregon, under act of March 3, 1879. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use of re publication of all news dispatchese credited to it or not other wise credited in this paper and also the local news published therein. All rights of republication of special dispatches herein are also reserved. TJie Evening Herald is the official paper of and the City of Klamath Falls. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Delivered by Carrier Bt HaU On Year $6 .50 One Year Six1 Monthi S.50Stx Months Three Monthi 1.95 'Three Monthi one Moatn .05 One Month FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1925 part) plan to fish ami hum for Nl Ural wivkn. It is litvy'rt an mini trip to northern CaUtot-nia ami southern OrRon rtvroatlntial points, tlroy't re marks followed reouet by Professor T. Kood for tho author to sotul a mMsan.' ti tho Siskiyou teacher lml ituto. in sosslon i Imisimiir. . "On such short tlOttce," Mid OreH "it would ho impossible for mo to formulate a suitable- mosttnujo, hut I want to Impress on tho touchers tho import an ro of their work. rrime ath Count vfa,u' cOttWflUences an- rampant among our young people ami mi loss drastic remedy is applied omvoun try Is doomed. "A (treat measure of responsibility rests on the toaohors to train tho y oQttg a va y f ro m ovil totluenc and acts." J ' lirey also sent hit; host wish' for suction to tho Institute befdi coniieuifiK his trip. Siskiyou Now GROCERI AT WHOLESALE PRICES AND LESS icn advantage bf this unusual Phousands have tak winter. Most items have been stances less than wholesale mve lip for ilio salt' ami marked d own to wholesale Regardless of tin1 fact that the store lias been thronged booked prices, and in some In- ..15.00 . a.7G ,. 1.50 - .5 MANY TO ATTEND Tho Iocs members of tho Kiwauis club, who will attend tho district ootivontiou at Vancouver. 1!. 0 next week, will leave hero Satur day anil Sunday for tin north. Soma of thoiu will stay in tho Canadian city over Wednesday when the Harding Memorial statue will he un veiled. Tho following detonation iu addilioti to Y. K. Xowell president; and Mayor K. II. Parks "anil Frank L. chambers, the voting delegates, hare nlgnified their intentions of going: E. Morrow. Keith KJgginsi s car afiuss me street ana ooserve mat it is oeuet l- oscureaoy, aiarioo r Mcutainj yours. Immediately you secretlv hope to have a:Ilarry Xw" Curtu m. mm! r car just as soon as you can afford it if not-even lhtlH,fi' f':J?!tmJi xf ,, , .y , . , ... whom will sing at the event: .Mr. ir. No matter whether you're at home or riding Uw Mrs. j. s. uagiadry and oiec KEEPING UP WITH THE JONSES Everyone has marveled at the tremendous absorption of automobiles by the buying public. Fred Kelly, who writes about human nature in business for Nation's Bus iness Magazine, talked with Leonard Ayres, the Cleve land statistican, about it. "The automobile," said Colonel Ayres, "is one of the most highly competitive articles ever sold to the public. If you buy a piano your neighbor's piano doesn't come ever and stand alongside of it to show ud vours as in- "ffirinr Tlnf fVm ret nm an 1 Kno o nm onn n I.-, srr- ! wii. iiivmi-iit uuv wu nit. ixi vum- . f-i v .t.'fl.s.. .... .. x r .. i-1 : i . , l j tunuii wiin vuui ueigltuui. IUU are UUllgeil lO JOOKIt laro A. Lee. tliiKli Winder. I.ynn at his car across the street and observe that it is better is. Mccready, Marion v. McciaiJ tnan youre. letter sooner about, your car is in competition with others, always ready to be a symbol of vour status. You are almost forced into thinking of buying a better car than you can afford." That reminded Colonel Ayres, too, that the big sale of cars during the" last season hasn't been due to an increased demand for cars so much as to the fact that all cars more than a year or two old have suddenlv be- i come obsolete. The last season has seen a number of iktcred by shot new improvements which have made people willing to i .tin. s. Tmson tourist, wrip with dispose of old cars while they were still in good work- a b0,l" of friends and relatives wag ing condition, picking blackberries near Cottagl ' 1 I Grove Monday, was accidentally .shot j in her right elbow. -Mrs. Tinyon was rushed to the j Mercy hospital In Eugene for treat iment and an effort is being made to 'save her arm. I The party had left Cottage Grove j for the vicinity surrounding to pick I blackberries. One of the members 'carried a gun which was accidental ly discharged, the bullet lodging in 1 the elbow of Mrs. Tinson. The I cause of th" discharge is not known. G. accordinK to members of the hos pital stuff. Eugene Register. Mr. and Mrs. Walter O. Swan. Mrs. E. B. Parks. Mrs. Frank I.. Cham bers, Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Dale. Dn and Mrs. P., at. Day and guest, Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Hodes, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Keogan. E. U Keeney. Mr. and Mrs. Krod C. Wal ters and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hath away. Eugene Register. FROM ALL OVER OREGON Bits of News From Towns Throughout the State WHAT OTHERS ARE DOING ATTOR.S'KV IX WRECK over Whitton Ktt-nffnrri tnpnl iittnmnv ' who suffered a broken cheekbone the 1D24 registration, was ri ported by Superintendent A. and nose in un automobile turn- Grant of the Siskiyou Union High rroir. over Monday afternoon 12 miles this . Schools side of Salem, was brought heme ! from the hospital in Salem last eve- j was 1 D 13 mng. He was painfully but not;.viur seriously injured, according to Mrs. Swafford. Mrs. Walter Williams, sister of Mrs. Swafford, wild was in the parly of six Including the two families returning from New port, was also bruised severely, but her injuries were not serious. The accident occurred when Mr. Swafford tlowed down the car In the highway traffic, skidding on the wet pavement. Eugene Guard. The registration Monday j aS compared with 133 last I were also reported STKWART DROPS DEAD John David Stewart, 72. dropped dead while at work in a yard at 940 Jackson street yesterday afternoon. Weed. Fort Jones and Etna h warn lamling r.rr tti v.r.i .i,i,.. high sc'hoole. Siskiyou News. had been filled In with dirt, and all week, so complete were the lines carried that a Large Stock Remains and Must Be Sold As you are aware, this was one of the highest cites groceries in Klamath Kail-:. The merchandise carried was of the best Schillings, Folgers, M. .1. S. & W., Huinz, l.ibby. McNeil & Libby and other well known brands are represented in this stock that was Purchased From the Sheriff at 60c On The Dollar Call Today and Tomorrow and Lay in Your Winters Supply of Groceries The Following Fixtures Rem am Unsold And Must Be Disposed of Dayton Computing Scales, firs and government inspected Shelving Show Cases Burroughs Adding Machine li .S. Meat Slicing Machine Hubbard Electric Coffee Mill class Wm. ,1. BuiTlS Check Protector McCaskey Credit System Cheese Cutter Cheese Case American M altigraph Addressograph And otht-r icmeery equipment M. I. BLOTCKY Purchaser of the Stock of HOUSTON & PHIXPS GROCERY Corner 8th and Main Sts. suddenly pile tied forward on his barracks to full into dec fare and was apparently dead when i without ammunition and ,y, doir.K luipment. ncreases SILVER A . I VEilS.Ht V Mr. and Mrs. Edward Trapp celeil brated their silver wedding anniver- sary last evening at their home up ' "the McKenzie. Their 10 children.' five boys and five girls, were all ' present: Edith. Arthur, Edwin, 1 Thecla. Agnes, Joel, Lawrence, Em-' manuel, Anna and Olive, the girls' sitting Willi their mother on one j Bide of the table, and the boys with their father on the other. The home was decorated for the occasion and 3G guests shared the program and refreshments. c. Kishy pertonned the marriage ser-i vice for the couple, and a large wedding cake was served with ice cream to the guests. Congratula tions were received both by mail and wire, and gifts included 25 Bllver dollars. Eugene Guard. I 1 TVniOIl PATATi Sylvia Lttteta Gtirland, Bev&nj yenr-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I Virgil Garland of HunktT Hill, MedH yesterday of heart trouble that fbK lowed an uttaelc of typhoid fever. She is survived by her parent, two Btfiterti and a brotiier. KlUnRHon and Oro.ikopf will ship) the body l ProvldfenCO where lun-j ent1 Hervices and hurlnl will he held MitrahUeld KeWR. HlGM HCHOOIj SHOW S rNCRRAHE An tdcroose of move than 40 j pnplls venlsiered Monday, the oien-' pg day, al He VieKa iii'h nohoot, r a r k s Cash Store Money-Saving Cash Store 50 lb. sack Crown flour $2.75 50 lb. sack White Loaf flour $2.65 4 lb. bucket Snow Drift $1.10 8 lb. bucket Snow Drift $2.10 Package Corn Flakes 12c Package Kellogg's Bran 12c Package Kellogg's Pep 12c Package Cream of Wheat .'....:25c Package Grape Nuts 19c One 4 lb. can fruit jam 80c One 20 lb. box ripe tomatoes 75c parsons in the house reached him. Heart trouble was the probable cause, according to a physician. Mr. Stewart was a widower and Is survived by the following chil dren: Charles, Ella M., Addle, John. Winnie. Amanda, .Jackson, Alta, Anna and Dolly. He had lived In Eugene for a year and his homo was at Xo. 2 Mchy court. rile remains are at I thai thought makes Via gripe tlie Brans tetter chapel. Eugene abandoning various prpjecU and lay in k up ships. And now. according 'o the pri-si-fiont, they've got to stand a fresh cat. i Tills, practically all the authori ties say. means Just one tblni they'll have to begin paring down in size. Anybody who ever knew any army or navy men will realise how Spend your daft doing as JfOU are b id lo do Md ybll never will lie told ihow to spend I hetn better. Work Is about lll.e wuxhlug 'is. Thinking about It hef;u rlart U the harden part. m ' tfztKir&- teKgciTHi,,vt e Reglsl r. PARKS' CASH STORE 2255 South 6th Street Klamath Falls, Oregon Call, My Time Is Yours. BSC , WASHINGTONTi LETTER.r'- V CHARIifiH I'. STi:u.ltT SKA Service Wrller WASHINGTON. Prealdenl Cdpl tdgfl resents Intlntatlonfl thai he's cHpllog the government depart m"niH by forcing them to economize. He hh'.s they're jUjt M Offteloot jih over and all talk to the contrary in mere propagandas designed to make it harder for him .to CUt down tftxel. Doubtless tiiere'M a good1 deal In hin, hm ir the president thinks tho ddpftftmenl pclnonnels aren't In re ality, ghrteklng wfih agony, then he hn;m't ben liideniittf. that's all. I SALT IjAKB CITY Tho Btate of 1 Idaho will Ball at it net inn many riirm and they ran he had for 10 per cent Cftnh and the balance divided Inio (forty paymentH due annually In hmc- -cofltolve years. The land In all obolc ground rcitnqui.shed by Bottlers, our- tng Hip lost few yeafB of pout-war depression. Well, this x the RgO Ot Hptfd. Hut payday 1m Just an abw an over odmtng around. . The army and naey outery is worst, for the simple reason that. they are, of nil departments, the most Ibernlly manned. Kven on their last appropriations limy nearly starved. They didn't need lo. hotrerer. The trouble was. tin y tried to slay too big, A ftiven Stint, which will just sup porl a shlBllfall urmy or navy eotn- i l'oitably obviously Isn't Kiting to sup port a much larger one without skimping, just as tin Income merely adeonnffc for a family of two is alto gether Inadequate for a family of ten. j The war and navy departments UB im h-HTOTyW rildnj; fin1 Tn"IT m . in allowatti es by norniitllU0 The Cause of Your ill Health p7 you havePllesbothef Rectal or Colon disorders there is the cause of your nervousness, lack of vitality, stomach trouble, general physical and menial incapacity. 1 can help you win back your health by positively curing your Piles under a WRITTEN GUAR ANTEE or fee returned, Act today by calling! for an exauilu.d inn or wrilfii)! for my FPEIi booklet explain ing my celebrated treat ment for I'll 1 and other Rectal and Colon ailment. ' ''fr" ' VI'.'"., nFAN m n inr VT. 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