The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, September 15, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextT PAGE TWO FVKNINC1 HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON TUESDAY, SWTKMHKIl 15, 1925 Palace Rooms Changes Hands Aim her la n;l-lity will take charge or tho Palace, Itroins, It was learned t .la . Sim Is Mrs. Qrmca Canter of SMiM'ltuston whu N pur chased I :c lease anil furniture of the rooming house from Mrs. Yay Durum. Mr. Durant plans I.' leave . r I.oi Anso'a's lu the near future licit- Studebnker Statulard Six Coach $1460 delivered In Kluimith Vnl, Oregon 04 under Btudt uumhi niir end liberal Uudget I'aymenl Plan, this conch inaj be puicbused out t lliseii uui til $487 mniitlily In nine with an Initial payment of only she will make hur home. STANFIELD CASE SET FOR FRIDAY s The Club Sedan a new Packard Six body THE new Packard Six club sedan might well be called the sport model closed car. This beautiful new body combines the roominess of a sedan with the intimacy of a coupe. But unlike a coupe the club aedan has four doors. There is no crowding when the rear compartment passengers enter or leave. Those who tour will appreciate the new water-tight and dust-proof enameled trunk, which is removable without affecting the car's beauty of line. Foe all social uses the new club sedan is destined to be very popular. It will appeal also to the business or professional man who wants Packard beauty, distinction, comfort and performance. " The Club Sedan may be had alio on the Packard Eight chastis. TukfirdSix tncloieicars icllatthe $ame priulevclasiheopencari. Pospisil Motor Co. Klamath Ave. at 8th St. PACKARD U 8 K THE M'!y nJjj ' A SIMPLE PROBLEM We have always been rather fond of problems, but this Used Car "problem" has given us real enjoyment. It looked so hard and turned out to be so simple. Just a case of being fair and ' honest ! WAKEFIELD MOTOR CO. 170 Main Street Oooee- Brothers Dal6rs Sell Boon Used Cars HAKKIt. Ore.. Sept. 15. (.V) - The CatQ acainst Senator Robert N Slati (Ici.t, win was arrested here Sunday evv;iig, will bo set Cir trial r-l- iiiy m.'rning ui 10 oVi.-.-k. ritv Attorney Frank I'. MoCo"och nn naunqpd toilay. fi lltxwlngi a . nfe.--enco with Inn 11. Nlehols, attor ney for Slunflcld. A compla.ut ill being disoulerly conduct will be iled j-:lor to that time, ho said. Me lr; 11. eh exuuilned wltucsses of the fracas Xt;c.dav afteruoon. No liidtratl n 'jas been given By Stanricld i-.- his nU nipia whether ! he will fight the ease or forfeit ltl. j u W be Mceaswry for stantlcid tu i nppcar hero Friday If he wis-ies to j contest. Attorney Nichols ladlrtttad I bo would know what lib Clion! wanted to dr by Friday, j Five Hakcir eJUieus who sigut'd a I telegram vSmrcnting stnnfieid du- nied that they were eye witne.isoi .Mr. ami airs, mirr Uesturook la! KM affair. Frank Sloan. sKlh and .Mr. and Mrs. N". K. Woodhouse signc.-. wh d;e not live here cub: attended a meeting of poultry rals-1 not be retched. It was tated that ews Of The Klamath Country MERRILL era held at Ml Laki last week. Miss Thirza Anderson was the week end guest of Miss Anne Set z?r of Klamath Falls and also at- be was an eye wituess. NOME. Alaska. -The coast suard cutter Hear turned her nose south- tended it part;,- for F c.iJio Bit in. I ward for the fortieth time after She returned Saturday evening. completing her annual voyage to Mrs. H. L. Halton and Miss Louise A,ask:i's northernmost trip. It Is Dulton spent Saturday in Klamath i K'Ueved that the Bear will make Falls. j one more trip before retirement. J. W. Huskins was unona than ! In the Falls Saturday. Other Merrill 1 HOLLYWOOD. Marie B. Bour- peopic spending the day in the . s ' ' " uur "ere iram vuc Falls were Mr aad Mrs. Frank j oec' oc,-'ame the bride of Kmll A. CraybacI and family. Hud Hall. Mr. : "Inftli, father of the film stars and Mrs. Kd Harwood. Ned O'Con- i Vlola Dana anJ Shirley Mason. ner, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Frajler 1 and family and J. I. Hnsk-inu i The Chinese used umbrellas 3000 Mrs. J. V.'. Taylor and daughter Arleno returned Sunday evening! from G:'.n:s Pass where M07 had Jaken Miss Bee Taylor who will j teach near Grants Pass this win-' ter. Mrs. Hulet Is able to be out again after an illness of several days. Mrs. K. H. Anderson and daugh- years ago. so people have been bor rowing things SDoo year. cAt The LIBERTY "New Toys", whlui e nios t the Iv berry theatre today presents Mary Hey in the loading role with her '.lusbanj. ni.t:,d Barthelmess. This is the first time the couple have ap- ter visited at the Martin home in ( P?:i-ed on the screen blether since Klamath Falls Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. W. ('. Bailey and sons Donald and Billy drove to Grants Pass Sunday for a visit with Mrs. Bailey's parents near there. Monday a funiliy reunion will be held at the home. Mr. Bailey expects to go to Crescent City, Calif., while away, to visit rela tives there. Wayne U Carleton. who has iie-.-n spending the summer in Klam ath county, lert for his home In Lebanon. Ore.. Sunday. He Is ne phew of 0. H. Carleton. D. w. Griffith's "Way Down East. For many fans, "No.v Tays" will serve as an Inirodu '.Ion to Miss Ha. as a screen a-.treas. Appropriately enough, b'.io pictere iia.'olde a st;ry of domestic trials t.f a .young married couple who i'.nl their hagprnnis Jeopardized by med dling friends. Studebaker Goes Across Continent In seven days the l ulled States has been crossed by a closed OUtOr air. and Mrs. M. A. Howard and ! mollllf (tut ;t LI lull 1 mr a T.,nt nf a.l family visited with Mrs. Howard's nificance to two Industries the au- tomobls and the moving picture. Actual rtmniog time for .'!..'I70 miles parenls In Malin Sundav. tended the funeral of T. M. Dur ham, a former resident of Merrill, in Klamath Falls Sunday. Mrs. It. c. Anderson spent the week end in Klamath Falls the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Dan ChlwelL Mr. and Mrs. It. H. Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Dalton were a picnic party that spent Sunday on the Lake. J, V,'. Soogglng was elected Sun day school superintendent Sunday morning to fill the office left va cant by the departure Of Mr. Wes sels. A. Weasels, who has been fillini? Hi" pulpit of the Merrll church this summer, was the guest of honor was 96 hours. 15 minutes. The car was a stock model Studebaker Stand ard Six Coach. A remarkable feature of the run was that a trained enduyaoea driver, a vegetarian living on California fruit, gave up the drive at Kansas City when his bom stato products ran out. and the rest of the run WSJ made in record lime by an amateur vvbo never had attempted such driving. 'ihjs. with tin. faci that the oar was a stock model Studebaker; Stand ard Six Coach taken off the sales ttpQt at Los Angeles, made the rec ord run more nearly akin to lie: ex perience of the average motor car driver III an any similar run ever at a dinner in the club rooms on made .Sunday. The dinner was prepared .me II. Newman Is the man who by the ladies of Hie church. About bronchi the Coach from Kansas IXty Were Seated around the tables, i (!, Wl.. It was Ion linnn ho. which looked very attractive. Au-hind schedule, into New York City lumn flowers were used for do- lw0 llolir, alll!a(1 of rlmnng 0jno corations. Mr. Wessels left Monday I ttftc.r ,avlng rested 15 extra hours morning for the eaat, where he j Philadelphia. will finish his training in Prince ton seminary. He has been very popular during his stay In Merrill and the people regret td see him leave. B. M. Hammond Is showing some of his fine stock ut the Jackson county fair. Mr, and Mrs. It. C. Groesbeck and family from Klamath Fulls visited ut the Wostbrook home Sunday. Sunday evening the regular elec tion of officers of the Christian Tile Couch carried the first prints of a Christie moving picture comedy "Seven Days," for a preview show ing in New York. Along the route time was taken lor a numhor of preview showings In the larger cities and this is expected to open a new era In motion picture exhibition. VAN'COUVBIt, B. C Ceremonies of the unveiling Wednesday of a memorial to the late president Hard ing erected in .Stanley Park here by Kndeavor society were held at the the Associated Kiwanls dubs of closs of the meeting. The follow-1 Canada and the United states, are Ing Officers were elected! President, to be broadcast by the Canadian Mrs. M. A. Bowman; vice president, I railway from their radio station Opal Kskrldge; secretary, Fay Jln-ICNRV. nettc; treasurer, Mrs. Turnbaugb, Mrs. .1. W. Scoggins was elected nil visor. Pride may gocth before n fall, bill It also Cometh with a full lint. One-Profit Value Unit-Built Construction Make Studcbakcrs Bargains in Quality B F.CAUSE Studebaker builds for Sttidctukcr cars all bodies, all engines, all aslc?.. clutches, differentials, steering gc ir. Spring, gear rets, gray iron castings and drop fori-hign it is possible to give purchasers two advantages: 1. A price llilwillHll.il Because Studebaker eliminates extra profits which all other manu facturers (except Ford) must pay to OUtfids parts or body makers. Thus Studebaker is iblc to use steel of extra toughness, line northern white ash'and hard maple, wool upholstery, plate rlass. painstaking workmanship to precision Standards, and extra equipment, such as gaso line gauge, clock, stop light, etc. yet charge no more than competing cars. 2. A conitroctloii oilcan tug: Became all parts are not only designed to constitute one har monious unit, but arc Unit-Built in Studebaker plants. Being built as a unit, every Studebaker functions as a unit. This results in years longer life, scores of thousands ol miles of excess trans portation, greater riding comlort, minimum re pair costs and, finally, higher resale value. The net of it is this: the one-profit Studebaker with its unit-built construction offers you a barXin in quality. There are others in our gen eral price field who also build quality cars. But lor models that are at all comparable their prices are higher. Truth in dthcrtising A reader of Th Sjeir.Liv I imin: l-. : . r the editor .J"' '"'"" -the truth of a Sit, 1, hWcr drtL. turn!. ltrJ out rttplyor, P 7t of iSt i.ttcnt t.,3 ot "llir Pott." Others, who once built qualify csrs, have gods material sacrifice in order to secure super ficial price advantages. These cars are good value for the man or woman who wants thst kind of a car. But if he wonts a fargdirt in quality there is only one answer Studebaker. Consider, for instance, the Standard Six Coach, illustrated above. It his wool upholstering; plate glass; fine trim to hide all tacks; heavy, ornamental hardware: clock; gasoline gauge on dash; .lutoniatic windshield cleaner; stop light; locks on ignition; steering gear, door and spare tire carrier all operated by a single key. Slam the door and the sound says "quality." Swing on the door. Kun one wheel up on tho curb and note how the doors still open and close. Sit on the firm, heavy lenders. Try the steering gear. See how easily it handles tho full size balloon tires. Test the comfort of the deep rear scat. Its genuine wool upholstery covers two layers of washed, quilted cotton, one layer rf genuine curled hair ond extra long springs closely held together by small coil springs. Run the engine the most powerful in any car of this sire and weiaht. accord ing to .the ratings of the Na tional Automobile Chamber of Commerce. Come in and see this ntrioin in quality the towcrrd price closed car ever sold by Studebaker. DUNHAM AUTO COMPANY Sixth and Oak Phone 52-W THIS IS A S T U D 8 B A K B K YEAH Each Month More STARS Hundreds of New Owners I READ! Not content with build inn flic bit low-co.,t i fir in the wie Id, Star now shows the wny in a newpl:tnofr,erviccscllini!that inorevolutionary,oKcnernui, and ao fa r-renchln;ji rut!, effects that any one csn own a Star. You arc next to join u-you arc next, as a live -wire, red blooded America ri.ulnd to get the chance to "earn e power ful Star, lti)in only a much rtctwd ram ai miti youl Inves tigate the new Star plan -the Star Gold Certificate Save and Earn Plan GAINS big increases in Siar sales! New hundreds of owners eacli new month ! Super value features are sell ing the powerful Star in record-shattering style. Ex clusive, vitally-important features are winning for Star the patronage of practically-experienced motorists on the Pacific Coast. Surely, you have heard the praise! Surely, you have marvelled at the great in crease of Stars wherever you go! Millinn Dollar Power Powerful Urakciiafety Only Star piives the tremen dous Million Dollar Motor power and matching this real power is the demon strated safely of big, sure working brakes for owners of low-cost cars! No wonder thinking buyers arc Hocking to Star value big, exclusive value is the simple answer. You are next to test and ride in a Star you are next to come in without delay! Do it, do it right now. BUICK dc STAR GARAGE Opposite White Pelican Hotel "TOMORROW'S CAR TODAY"