Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 22, 1925)
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBBK 22. V.)2n PAGE EIGHT EVEN' IN G HEK'AU), KLAMATH FALLS. OKEflQN Coffee X Baking Powder I Extracts Spices w. o. w. ATTENTION Class Initiation 7:30 p. m. Tuesday Evening, Odd Fellows Hall. Refresh ments. All Woodmen requested to be there. C. K. Brandenburg, Clerk. Preserve Your Teeth and conserve your health. The condition of your system depends upon the condition of your mouth. Save your teeth. We give free examinations. R. D. COE, (Painless 102-204 Hopka Bids. 8th EASTON', Pa. After having been buried under one tons of coal for an hour a baby is in a hospital suf fering only from sho:k. A motor truck knocked down a s.hed and the coal poured upon the bay playing on door steps. ADVANCES IN Wood Come without any warning. CHEAP PRICES are on now Don't be one of many who will order too late. Winter Is near. Phone your orders. BLOCK WOOD Is our specialty PEYTON 8C CO. "WOOD TO BURN" 601 Main Phone 535 . For j Auto Parts Side Curtains j Enclosers and j Repairs See I Connolly j Bros. Only Schilling Teas are "toasted'' in America. Only Schilling Teas are safely Sealed HOT in Vacuum tins. Only Schil ling Teas bring you the true flavors of the Orient. Schilling Tea Oflx rorjds only tea C ibat isj DENTISTS of coarse) and Main Phone S3 AUGUST TRAFFIC HEAVY ON ROAD OVER CASCADES Fifteen Thusand Cars During Month Is Estimated; Census Is Taken If a traffic census one day last month :an be deemed a criterion for the entire month, there were over 15,000 cars that utilized the Ashland-Klamath Falls highway. The state hishway department re ports that on the da..- the traffic census was taken, 459 vehicles of all kind were checked in 16 hours. Of this number 313 were Oregon car; 118 from other states; 22 trucki; 2 motorcycles; and four horse- drawn vehicles. Tbat the traffic In August iwm less flan the preceding month of July, is noted by the fact that 55 I cars were checked in a 16 hour period on one day of July. The time is rapid' -omlng when ; the county and sute will be faced '(1th lb'-' propositi on of paving the state highway. According to offi cial compiliatroii3, do macadam roa .1 jsuould support more than 500 cars daily. When finis number is ex ceeded maintenance must increase and expense of the road Is that much more expensive. BEND PAPER HAS SPECIAL EDITION Complete and Interesting Infor ! matlon of Deschutes county and I Bend Is contained in a special coun I ty fair edition of the Bend Hulletin, I copies of which were received in Klamath Falls today. The DeBchutes county fair will be held October 1, 2 and 3. The special edition is In three 8-page sections, well illustrated and containing detailed facts of the great Central Oregon country, Four famous blends from the four corners of I the East. t Blade (Orange Pekoe) LUreen I Japan) fcngiish Breakfast Oolong CHURCH QUIET TO BE DISTURBED BY SCHOLARS Chiloquin Has Largest Regis tration in County Outside of Klamath Falls The hushed quiet of a church during week days will be broken at Chiloquin this fall, winter and 1 spring by the cheery laughs and : drowsy hum of public school session. It all arises from the fact that Chiloquin has the largest school in the county outside of Klamath Falls. , It is so large, in point of registration that the high school and perhaps 1 several classes in the grade school will be conducted In the church. TELEPHONE HEAD INSPECTING HERE C. E. Hickman, division super intendent of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company, arrived in Klamath Falls today to spend sev eral days on an inspection of the Telephone company interests here. Mr. Hickman is an infrequent visitor in Klamath Falls but his especial attention has been drawn to this territory because of the re markable telephone expansion now in progress in Klamath. Per capita, the telephone increase in Klamath Falls exceeds any other city in Oregon. Local Girl to Wed Tomorrow Morning Tomorrow morning at eight o'clock Miss Irene Folsom will become the bride of James McFarland. Miss Alicia Davenport and Lewis McFar land of San Francisco will be the attendants. Miss Folsom is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Folsom of this city, and is one of the popular mem bers of the younger social set. Last June she was a graduate of the Sac red Heart academy. Immediately following the cere mony they will leave for San Fran cisco, Where Mr. McFarland is con nected with the Shell Oil company, to make their future home. W Notice Mrs. Wm. Bessler, furrier, former ly of 625 Washington St., has moved to 436 Klamath Ave., between 4th and 5th St., next to Moose ball. NOT JUST SOMETHING TO EAT BlJT a well-balanced food that is 100 nourish ment and easily digested. Order a 12 biscuit package today. Shredded at A fULL MEAL BISCUITS City Cemetery Claimed To Be Big Disgrace Whitlock Wants Better Place For Klamath Falls' Dead "A city is Judged bv lis cam of its dead." This mem.rable expression of Gladstone was hammered home last ulghl at the clt council meet IK j by County Cronor BMl WMtlock I In deputing .Ahat in .Nvlurcd w.t; oue of the principal ' .: of the ..-Ity. Linkvllle centric... He lold how Identity of graves! had been lost, becauw no sexton had been on hand at all times; of i;w the road to the city cemetery! was In such a condition that t was necessary during the wet spring j m.uthi for pall bearers u carry the, casket up a muddy hill and for mourners lo plow through heavy j mud up (o their ankles. "What we need is a man lhat will be pild a regular monthly salary" fie count coroner ejaculated. ''Th-j man who la working there now would be suitable fcr the position." The cily -.Juncll suggested that Mr. Whitlock appear bef're tho buJget committee which meets next I month for the purpose of as.-erta.n-1 Ing the cost of running the city to-' the ensuing year. A grewsome light on the ccme- tery situation was vast ly a re- j mark of I'olica Joidge Iem L. Oa- ; S.ngea. "Woen Forma.- City Engineer Don Zumwalt made a partial survey of ; the cemetery he found eight graves that were in the public streets." the Judge said. "Whose they were cr when they were due could not hr ascertained. Sufficient to say that the graves are in the streets." COUNCIL STARTS STREET PATCHING MOVE IN MEETING We want patdaes! Thus did the council lustily ex press its opinion, at the oouncil meeting last night. With winter tomlng on, the llmo haj arrived to repair scores of faultj in the pavement It .was brought out. Otherwise moisture plus (hi pounding of heavy traffic would widen the holes and make the con dition really serious aext spring. G. C. Larenz. of the Dorenx Plumbing company, Joined in tbe general chorus. "We want action and in a hur ry too' Mr. Lorenr explained to the council. "We .have f 1200 tied up as bond that will repair the streets which we have tora up for sewers. If v,-e don't get the ,Aork soon It will be to; late and then we wl.l be cussed all through the winter. It was reported that the power company wus willing to go a'ocarl iw.th repairing the streets It had damaged in We comrse of its work. The city will notify the Warren Construction compani to start in patching as sooa as possible and cover the entire town. The Tele phone company, the power com pany and the plumbing concern will be charged for the pavement faults for which they are responsible. Parking Amendment An ordlaace has climbed up to its second reading on its way to passage, that would prohibit park ing in front of tlie post office site on Ninth between Main and Klamath. Specifically the ordin ance prohibits parking on the west side of Ninth street, 70 feet north from Klamath avenue. Another ordinance would prohlb- it tie carrying of signs around tho public streets. The Southern Pacific railroad company, was given permission to extend Its sewer down Sixth street to connect with tJe trunk sewer at I Sixth and Spring. Owing to the fact that they re- iuse to pasteurize their milk the city council, following the reco mcndatlon of Dr. B. D. Lamb, re voked the license of the Miller Hill Dairy. Four dollars a lot will be charg ed Chilcote and Smith for the prlv elege at extendi!;? their sewer to connect with toe main sewer In Hill addition. If Judge (iaghagen could have located an ordinance for a special election, the conuctl would have started the movement for securing a councilman for second ward last night. But he couldn't nnd It was too late for City Attorney J. II. Carnahan to draw up another. Assessed valuation of the city will exceed last year's valuation by $250,000, according to an estimate announced last night by County As sessor Bill Lee. Approximately ,1700 would be i. k) ,Q Come in, try them ( xk JB tiWckm on anc dres your Ijll feet attractively. I K. 19 Years of needed to place Oreuon avenue In the street committee by Dunn and committee itiirlnic this wcwk will passable condition for the winter. Baker, contractors. The council strive to local" numn means of so according to figures presented to favnrrd the move and the street tirinx tin nrcrnmry funds. BEAUTY COMFORT CONVENIENCE UTILITY The Smart New Tudor Sedan Will Especially Appeal To You The Ford Tudor Sedan, recently announced, is an attractive closed car with all-steel body in deep Channel Green, and bright nickeled radiator. A pronounced stream-line effect has been TUDOR SEDAN $ 580 P. 0. B. DETROIT runabout . touring car . Coupe ... fordor sedan tmouaubl kins tad Suner on Open Cu See the complete showing of the Im proved Ford cars at the Oregon State Fair Salem, September 28 to October 3. NO INCREASE - jWhat a difference one word makes when you buy shoes. Find "Florshdin" on the sole and you get quality best shoemaking in every detail remarkable value at a reason able price. Sugarman Clothing - "! Ain't Mad at Nobody" P. S. Have you seen that BLAZES special now shown in our window achieved by dropping the chassis and lowering and lengthening the body. This also results in greater riding comfort because scats arc low and deep, and the car is roomier. Sec your nearest Ford dealer and have him ex plain the many new features, such as gas tank that is filled from outside, one-piece venti lating windshield, large fenders, attractive up holstery, wider running boards and doors and improved brakes. Remember this added beauty, comfort and convenience is offered at no additional cost FORD MOTOR COMPANY, DKTROIT, MICH 260 290 520 660 Extra IN PRICES
