The Evening herald., September 16, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 102R
EVENTNf? HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREOON
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cMainly cfbout
'People
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TIIH wEATIIMR
The Cycbs)tormsgraph at I'ndcr
.woodt Pharmaoy simws a siigb'iv
lower pressurn prevailing today and
a continuance of unsettled weather
la luill ailed.
noraegat for nox1 24 hurs:
Brisk winds wiiii intoderate tem
peraturos. Probably ruin tonight,
Thu Tycos rocaldlng IhermonUtet
registered maximum gnd minimum
tuinparulure tudar as follows:
Hkab. so uw 44
r. s. WeaUicr Report
Woatiher, Oregon: Rain LhlS afie,--
Let's Go
Chassis
Only
Mint.
Midi.
'"he Chevrolet cIi.ismh
may he fitted with u
wltlc variety of l.-.li. -.,
uitabla for nny milim
try, ini'luitinc such
tyutof bodlct uPud
Delivery', Stake, Open
Hxpress, Canopy L'x
press, Ilus, Dump nnd
Tank.
targe 0' x 5" tires on
front wheels only 15
extra. Sec Ul (inlay re
garding a style of truck
to fit your particular
needs.
Chevrolet introduces a new one-ton truck, built
according to the fundamental policy of this com
pany to provide "Quality at Low Cost".
It ban a fine appearance and is specially designed and
constructed for commercial service. Its deep o-inch
channel steel frame, hung low to the p ound on lone
semi-elliptic springs, allows the platforms to be placed
at the right height for easy loading and unloading.
The powerful Chevrolet motor is famous for its abil
ity to stand up under heavy service. It has well
balanced crankshaft thoroughly lubricated, standard
S-speed transmission, fully enclosed dry-plate disc
clutch, extra heavy rear axle with large spiral bevel
driving gear and rigid one-piece pressed steel hous
ing, heavy truck-type wheels and large tires, full
running hoards and fenders, Remy generator, starter
and distributor ignition, and other quality features.
This truck is not only well adapted to city work but
ahotcrtue in hilly country and over difficult roads.
l or lighter loads there is a Chevrolet commercial
' ton ch;M po .losing the same quality features,
price $-125 f. o. b. Flint Michigan.
L. O. A R ENS-CHEVROLET
522 South Cixth Phone 49-W
Quality at Low Cost
Wu iiko summer bettor than win
ter because our radio works bettor
la winter.
Don't
Forget
That plenty of grocer
ies remain unsold
from the slock of
Houston & Phelps.
Take Advan
tage of Real
Prices!
FIXTURES
FOR SALE
The following Ugh Oradu
Fixtures re ma In and must
bo Hold :
Dnylon Computing Kciilua
Bhelvlni
Show ('uses
IlurroUKbii AiIiIIiik Machine
II. 8. Moftl Siloing Machine
Hubbard Blerf, OOffoo miii
Win. J. Ilunm Chock
Protector
MoCaskoy Credit system
choose cuttor
Choose Case
American Multlcraph
Addressotraph
Ami 6thor grooory equipment.
M. I. BLOTCHY
Purchaser of tho stock of
HOUSTON
PHELPS
nih noil Maiti
cMAINLY cBOUT TEOPLE
(.HANTS PASS VISITOR
I Hal Mllaer of drums Pass Is
transuding business matters here
today.
(OAST VISITORS
Mr. anil Mrs. Jobn W. l.yor. uml
iliiuiibii r or Boattle, v. .iiinrnx are
j enjoying I brief Inuineei gnd pleat-
I uro (rip In Klamath Fulls.
FROM THE VALLEY
Mr. anil Mrs. John McFall, who
have O&O of tbr largo dairy ranches
In tbo Poo Valley district were In
thn city yesterday on business matters.
l.ARRSPt'R VISITOItS
Mr. mid Mrs. Don Lippinrott aro
business visitors in Klamath Palle
toduv from Larkspur.
PROM MARION COUNTY
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd B. Patty,
if Kllvcrlou. In Marion County, arc
I among the city's prominent guests
' todny. Mr. nod Mrs. Pally are
making the trip here on business
WORK IS FINISHED
J. Kind and George Yurno, who
for the past three months lutvo boon
working oh the high ecbool con
tract for tbo completing of tbo
brlrk work, left this afternoon by
motor for their homo in Los Ange
los. WhllO living hero the young
mon stopped at the Hotel Lake.
and pleasure.
FROM TILLAMOOK
Mr. end Mrs. o. A. Sohults ari
! imik Iiik u buMOOfle nnd pleasure trlpj
In tl.l.. MlnlMlllf IMM tlli.ll hnm In I
Tillamook. While hero they aro i
guests at the Hotel Amnio.
PROM MODOC POINT
QoorgC 1.. Swan of Modoc Point
is here on buBlnoas matters today.
nxpootlng to return homo tomorrow.
MAHSHFICl.D VISITOItS
Marshall Pleldi, in company with
Goorgo Monger. Jr.. of Marshfleld,
arrived In tbo city last evening for
a brief buslnosH Visit, expecting to
return home this, afternoon, lioth
nro prominent business men of tbo
Day, beliiK connected with Monger
System of laundries.
RETURNS FROM CALIFORNIA
T. Molulore had son. Clifton, re
turned insi evening from California
where they spent UtO past three
weeks motoring about the stnto. In
San Francisco they attended tbo
Jubilee and visited with Mr. Mola-
tore's daughter, Dona, who is in
training nt St. Francis hospital.
While visiting With her. Mr. Moln
tore had the pleasure of seeing her
receive her cap, being the only one
In her class of over fit) to receive
ihlR promotion In less than three
months time. Her discipline being
perfect BlnCO entering training.
Wl'th the donning ot the cup. Miss
Molatoro will be placed upon the
payroll.
Mils, mason HERE
Mrs. tlrace Mason and son, Hlllle,
of Portland, arrived in tbo city
Inst OTenlng to visit With Mrs. Ma
son's sou, Marion Mason of the OaU
Ifninlu-Orogon Power company.
IN FROM MEUHILI,
Mrs. John , Taylor mado one of
her frequent business visits to the
city yesterday, returning to her
home lata lasl evening.
TO tiOOATH HERB
Mr. nnd Mrs. H, J. (lalnes nnd
children, Inez, tllenn and I.loyil,
arrived In Kluiuatli Falls Inst eve
ning from Sun Hnrnnrdlno, Callfor-
ti In , making (ho trip by boat and
train, nnd will resldo In Klamath
Palis permanenlly,
ADVANCES IN
Wood
Come without any warning.
CIIEA1 PRICES
aro on now
Don't bo ono ot many who
will order too lato.
Wlntor is near. Phono your
ordora.
BLOCK WOOD
la our specialty
PEYTON 8C CO.
"WOOD TO BURN"
601 Main Phone 535
n a and tonight. I'lobubly cwAo.r '
Tiursiluy morning, m.deralo ten-
pe nature, mtodegte south, shifiing to
frosli and probably n!roug uorlh
sroft winds lute tonight,
TO RHTVBJi NEXT WBBK
Mrs. T. K. Abbott, wlvi baa been
In Sun Franclaco for tbo past U:n
days receiving medical attention for
ber throat, la expected to roturn
homo negt week.
FROM IiAKGEI.lL ALLEY
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Tlchnor, prom
inent farmers of the Langell valley
district, were In tbe City yesterday
on a shopping trip. Mr. Tiebnor
reports conditions In the valley in
splendid condition.
HOl'STONS RETURN
Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Houston re
turned last evening from San Fran
cisco where thoy spent the past ten
days attending the jubilee and vis
iting with friends. Henry Haas, who
went south with Mr. and Mrs. Hous
ton, plans to upend several weeks
logner with friends before returning
north to Portland to enter business
this fall.
McHENRX HACK
H. 0. McHenry, organizer for the
American Automobile Association,
spent tbe past two days in Ashland
on business mutters for bis com
pany. Mr. McHenry returned from
the valley last evening and expects
to bo able to have the local branch
completely organltcd by the last of
this week. He will go from here to
Ashland Where a club will be organized.
TEA CUP ( Llli MEMBERS
Meeting Tomorrow nt 8:80 With
.Mrs. K. C. Stuckey
Members of the Tea Cup club
will meet at the home of Mrs. E.
C, Stuckey tomorrow afternoon for
their first meeting of the fall. The
meeting has been called for 2:30
ul thO Stuckey home on 32,s Can
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Say Fellows Lookee Here
We will give a sweater to the fellow on the Klamath Hi-School
football team who can-ies the ball over for the first touchdown.
Get Going
Get the habit of putting it over. Dress well and succeed you
will learn later that you can put it over far easier if you are
well dressed.
It is our business to see that you are well dressed and we
would like to have you fellows rush in and get acquainted.
Get The Habit Buy At Beck's
New and snappy models and colors in every item of young
men's wearing apparel.
Clothcraft suits and overcoats $25.00 to $35.00.
W. L. Douglas Shoes $5.00, $6.00, $7.00, $8.00
When you need a hat Use your head
Buy A Hardemen
The biggest little clothing store in the state.
Style and Quality without Extravagance
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517 Main Next to Bluebird
ENJOYABLE DANCE
l-dirgc Crowd Attend "Old Fash
ioned Dance at Bwana'
Members of tbo P. E. O. club
and their families wero guests at the
homo of Mr. and Mrs. 8yd Evans
last evening at an old fashioned
dancing party, with Mesdamea It, ti.
Traux. Kollo ('. tlroesbeck and Syd
Evans acting as hostesses. An old
fiddler furnished Iho music for the
old fashioned polkas. Quadrilles,
sqnnre dan COS and waltzes. At' the
close of dancing the hostesses served
refreshments.
This was the first meeting of the
club this fall and proved most enjoyable.
MARRIED THIS MORX1XG
Will Make Future Home on Micli
ian Avenue
John Tig'ie and Miss Bernlce Pro
rtst, wero married thus morning at
S o'tlock jn'iss, by Father A. F.
Loeser. The ring ceremony was
used and the yjuug cf-'uple were at
tended to Francis Provost and
Mnrjorlo Tigho. Ticy will be at
home to their friends on Michigan
avenue. Mr. Tlghc is connected with
the Ewauna Dux aompany,
MRS. 8HEPHARD VISITS
AVell Known Pine Grove Woman
Spends W is h End Hero
Mrs. John Shephnrd, ono of the
well known Pine drove residents,
enjoyed the week end In Klamath
Falls. While herb Mrs. Qhephard was
TOUREKG THROUGH
J. 0. IJnkenbach of Alturas: Ed
ward Danlelson, Everett, Wash.: T.
W. sarcffler. Baker. Idaho; R.0S3
Nteaalai Keo Vista, Cal.; and (.Maries
(!. Craves, of Spokane, Wash.; were
the few 'Ioro:sn tourists to register
at the chamber ot' oontmerce office
today.
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Charllo Dnttun
nnd their two children. Mrs. Shep
hnrd owns one ot the large ranches
in the Pine Grove country.
DINNER DANCE
Employes of Klaiuudi Ievclopiiicn(
Compmiy anil While Pelican
Husband Tired of
False Accusations
And Wants Divorce
Because she frequently accused
him at immoral conduct with other
women without any cause for the
accusation, Birdsell Ladd has
brought suit C:ir llvor:c from Marie
Ladd.
Ladd alleges cruel and Inguinal)
treatment as the cause for bringing
the divorce.
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NsiftTheatre
Take a trip to Wonderland!
To the strange, unknown world of prehistoric monstcrn as
big as 15 elephants flying reptiles as big as aeroplanes.
See four men and a girl, daring adventurers, battle these
gigantic animals in the jungle. Follow them back to London
Svitb a captured Brontosauras that snaps its chains and runs
wild down the city streets, finally crashing through London
Bridge.
A vivid, sjartling story of adventure!
"The LOST WORLD"
By SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE
With Bessie Love, Lewis Stone,
Wallace Beery, Lloyd Hughes
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What gives promises of being one
ot tbo most enjoyable affairs of
the week is the dinner dance at
tbo hotel White Pelican tomorrow
evening when I he employes of the
lClamnth Development company and
the White Pelican staff will he the
guests. The social affair is for the
purpose of getting the employes
hotter acquainted with each other.
TELEPHONE OFFICIAL HERE
H. M. Uortson. division commer
cial supervisor of the Pacific and
Telegraph company, with headquar
ters In Portland, has been hero with
Mnnnger Dunn ot tho local office
for the past, few days on business
matters. Mr. Dortson is returning
north this afternoon.
MRS. MOR HACK
Mrs. II. X. Moe returned last
evening Drom .San Francisco, where
ho has spent the past threo weeks
visiting with frlcmds,
Attention
If your auto shows bhe slightest
disability you seek aid of com
petent auto mechanics. Why neg
lect yWur ayes? An examination
takes little of yiour time.
Dr. H. J. Winters
Eye Spoclalist
We grind our own glasses.
Klamath Falls, Ore.
"Measured by bene
ficial results iglusses are
the most 'inexpensive
thing in the world.
OBITUARY
MRS. C LARA DETEKER
Funeral services tor Mrs. Clara
Deteker, who died several days ago
at the famib..- heme, S22 California
avenue, will be hold at 2:30 to
morrow afternoon from the Whit
lock chapel, with Rov. Thomas D.
Yarnes of the Methodist nhuroh of
ficiating. Burial will be In Llnk
villo Oemetery. Mrs. Deteker wits
too wife of C. J. Detekor.
Mrs. Mary Yotter raf Winona.
Mlirn., a slstor of the deceased, and
Clifford Jtonsky, ot Giant, Cal., a
son, arrived in the city last nlgiu
to attend the services.
east to Omaha so that Klamath may
be represented. Freight charges for
the exhibit ov:T the Northern lines
will be abolished It was announced.
Tho ctonvontktn Is to bo held
from October 5 to 9.
LEGION ASKED TO
SHIP EXHIBIT EAST
Why doesn't the American Legion
ship an exhibit of Klamath products
to the National American Legion
convention at Omaha, Xehr., Is tho
(Dinted question Ot Arthur Foster,
clialiinaa icf the land Settlement
bonrd of the state chamber of ckm
morco. Mr. Foster In a donimuuiriitlon to
the county agent's office urges that
slops he taken to ship an exhibit
At The
LIBERTY
JUWWVI'' mm imAMAMMAA
Last Showing Tonight of
Starring
"New toys"
RICHARD BARTHELMESS
with his wife, protty Mary
Hay. It's a typical Barthol
mess picture.
THURSDAY
Johnny Walker nnd Patsy
Ruth Miller in
"Girls Men
Forgee'