The Evening herald., September 23, 1925, Page 2, Image 2

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EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OMtfiON
WEONKSDAV, SK1TKMUER
To the ESKIMOS HIBERNATE
SIX MONTHS of the YEAR?
H:
"ERODOTUS, the ancient geographer and his
torian, thought so. We moderns know better,
. but some of us are still superstitious. For ex
ample, why do some people still believe that there is
something mysteriously "better" about "eastern" motor
oils merely because they cost more and are made in
the east?
Oil Superstition Fast Losing Qround
Zerolene cosfs less because it's made in the West
but that doesn't make it better; it's bet fer because in
practice it actually lubricates better. That's why Zero
Jerie is successfully lubricating more cars . in the Pacific
Coast states high priced and low than. anyother oil
made.
Zerolene will increase the gasoline mileage, reduce the
carbon removal operations and maintenance costs and
lengthen the life of any car in which it is used.
Made from Selected Napnthenic Crude
Zerolene will do the same for your car. It is made
from selected western napnthenic base crude (the best
crude so far discovered for the manufacture of motor lub
ricants) by our high-vacuum process, checked IS times
for quality, and specially filtered through 40 tons of
Florida Fuller's Earth to give you an oil that's absolutely
pure and safe.
Why pay tribute to a superstition? Insist on Zerolene.
Always ask for Zerolene by name.
Qei the Fa3s!
A series of independent and impartial reports show
big the experience of large users with Zerolene motor
oil has been collected in our booklet, "Why Pay Tribute
to a Superstition?" Ask'tmy Standard Oil Company rep
resentative or Zerolene dealer for a copy.
Insist on Zerolene even
if it does cost less
STANDARDOIL COMPANY
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Attention
thst other essential parts of your system needs. Our com
pletely equipped modern laboratory and scientific experience
is always available to you. See us for free examination.
R. D. COE, DENTISTS
(Painless of course)
, A lAI TT-...I... 111,1.,
8t a and Main
Phone 83S
Dr. A. A. Soule
Physician and Surgeon
Downtown office 710 Main St., Winters
Building, over Square Deal Drug Store.
Phone 151-J
Uptown office 1909 Main Street at resi
dence. (Xray, library, laboratory, minor
surgery) Phone 151-M
Sanitarium
postponed until side
streets are built.
aiks
I Klamath Clubs
To Rank Hiph
I
! Sexton Predicts Over
90 Per Cent Com
pletions This Year
I Klamath roumy clubs will rank
I union k toe highest this yoar in por
1 pentlge of work completions, unless,
fts County Club Leader Frank Beaton
j admitted today. the boys and girls
, 1st t:p on their work between now
laud November 1.
The record of 100 per cent com
! plctions for the year 192.1 will not
he equalled this year. Mr. Sexton ex
plained, but the percentage wMI be
'over !'; ho claimed. ,
"The club members are working
1. steadily and 1 look to see Klamath
among the highest, if not the highest
'. this yoar."
i Through the .!, a.-.m, record
I of its county otuhs during ltt'J.t.
j Klaniafh county gained widespread
publicity throughout the nation as
i luring one ol the finest examples bi
lotus1 activity In America.
This year tins brought a largo
I increase In county club mouthers In
the county. I'articularly Is this true
. in the eastern part of the county
j has the Interest In county clubs boon
I amused;
FORT KLAMATH
1 Ton Oi I. chib held their last moet
i ing at Mrs. D. W. Ryan's. Those pre
sent were C. E. lloyt. Mrs. It. A.
Moon. Mrs. It. T. Ydnel and Mrs.
Bert Grey. Mrs. Hans t'neobsen. Mrs.
M. L. Ferguson. Mrs. Ray Lbosley,
Mrs. Charles Noah. Mrs. P. M. Den
ton. Mrs. Fred I.oosley. Mrs. I". 1!.
Miller. Mrs. H. G. Bunch. Mrs. J.
L. Gordon. Mrs. YV. E. Nicholson.
Mrs. Roy Taylor. Mrs. D. V. Ryan
acted .is hostess. Mrs. J. R. Cooper
was a visitor.
Mr. Sellwood and Mr. Parouna
gir.n. Near F.ast Relief men. gave a
:-! 00 about the orphans in Armen
ia. 13. T. Youel and Rev. II. L. Weiss
were there for refreshments.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nichols spent
the week end visiting at Fort Klam
ath. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Bcnnette and
daughter Krna. Mrs. R. A. Moon nrd
daughter Elsie, were business cal
lers in the county seat Friday.
Miss Ida Briscoe who is teaching
ijgFMalin, is spcrfjting tjje week end
Tat her home here.
Miss fitva Moon. Juanita Taylor
; and Nel.ia Sargent were guests at
the home of Miss Lois Smythe of
Modoc Point Saturday evening. Miss
Smythe gave a birthday party.
The Gi 1. club will hold a bazaar
the ninth of October to raise the
balance due for a bed in the Porn
becker hospital. Portland, Ore. .
O-th Slsemore has left for Eugene
where he will attend school this
winter.
Hiss Alice Ferguson who Is'teach-
ing at Kirk, is at her home In Fort
Klamath for a few days' visit.
Miss Elva .Moon, Russell Scott.
Marlon Hunch and Juanita Taylor at
tended the show at Chlloiiuin Friday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. M. I.. Ferguson were
in the county seat, Friday. Mrs. Fer
guson was having home dental work
done.
Bill Rennet to and Fred Hamilton
from Klamath Marsh were business
callers in Fort Klamath Wednesday.
Marsh Garrette of Med ford was a
business caller here this week.
The cattle men of this section are
beginning to ship their cattle out
for beef.
John Nichols and wife, who have
been visiting their son, Art Nichols,
left for their home at Medford Sun
day. The Anna creek mill has closed
for the season. They let their crew go
last Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray I-oosley and
children were In Chiloqtiir. Satur
day shopping. Miss Brown and Ml--!,
Shoun accompanied them.
Miss Fay Gordon has left to nt
l '-nil the I'nlversity of Nebraska.
FARNELL WILL BE
TRIED AT 3 P. M.i
John Farnell, well known resi j
dent of Klamath Falls, entered al
plea of not. guilty to a charge o.f
using profane language on the cornel-
of Sixth and Klamath yester- j
day afternoon at 3 o'clock. Ills trial I
was set for .this afternoon before t
Police Judgn bent I. Gnghagcn. j
Th(! complaint against Farnell
arose as the result of an accident (
at the busy corner In which Mrs.
Emma Bovln was shuck by an
automobile said to have been driven
by Mrs. .lames tilnxt.
Mrs. I.lnzl took exception to
language which she claims Farnell
Used and walked over to the police
station and filed a complaint against
him. An 'hour or so later he was
arrested by police patrolmen.
Being In love con take up almost
ns lunch lime ns rofltular Inufliii;.
Presentation
Of Suits Will
Occur Friday
High School Team to be
Addressed By
Committee
Formal preseiitutbon of suits (o
the foot ball team uud the, student
badtf .ill take place n Frldiiy
morning at nine .uVlock al tin
high school, was tho a-utuuinconieii:
made I til muniing by Principal
Paul J i ksun,
Tb Clttiene' aiumui Athletic
committee, Wltiltti tvtudat'i (it II l.
Mortens n. chairman, T. W. Delroll,
secretary, It. tf. M to, tre.e.uer. It.
C. Gr.io.-hovk. 1U-. tl. A. .Miuuvy,
I. Roberts and c. II. Understood, has
been sskad to present tin suits mi I
eac-j aiemhe a ill Jm thru u uhsirl
talk before the student body, to
whirh the general public is InvHsd
to at tend.
Tiie above mentioned comfotttss'
with the aid uf business men
I i: rughout the clr... lu general huve
sponsored the ticket unit- whki la
proviu; very succinaful. The mon
ey will bo used to hu. fottt bill
equipment, and" for the flnau Vic f
all athletics as noil as tor the de
bate teams.
rill: VE.Tiii:ii
T.te Cyclj-Storruugrapli al Under
wood's Pharmacy tiln'.vs the bur.i-meu-lc
pressure to bo si ,v1y rlsltM
toward settled ovenlher OOAdltttBS.
Iudt atlccj ure for fine weather, i
Forecast for next 2t hours:
Fair wit i moderate to tapers loses, i
The TytJa recording lhe:nioinctcr j
registered maximum and minimum
teiueralttrcs today os fotows;
High...- 70 . . Low 44
1'. S. Weather Report
Weather: Orr.'in, Fair tonight
and Thursday: Lnw humidity. Mod
erately ulgh tenie-.-ulUTc. Gentle
winds mostly enstorV.
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Chedk
Price fi
Jbr Economical Tramfortottom
Price
IValuer Value
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The Worlds Finest Low Priced Coach
French scientist claims he has a
medicine to cure (frlnkrng. If boot
leg doesn't stop It nothing will.
MASONS ATTENTION
Reception to
Grand Master
arid other Brand Lodge
Officers, i
All planning to attend banquet
please notify Brother Griffith
at post office, or Brother
ther at Onrfina Drtfg store, by
Friday noon. No visiting bro
thers examined after 0:30.
Chcvndct offeri Viiu more coach quulltv for Icm money than
you can get anywhere chc in the world. Note tlioc Hini of
vupcriorltyi
QUALITY CONSTRUcriON-typical of the hfajhM pMead
car.
POWKRKULMOTOR-all the power and .peed that you neeJ.
LOKO SPRING PUSI'l-NSION- chrome vanadium, ugaU
elliptic k K've great comfort and rciaiiihlllty.
FULLY ENCLOSED CLUTCH-ilngle plate, dry dl: type, in
c.i.i . i you have evef handled.
FISHER BODY of high quality, with fine cur construction and
upjiolntnicnrs.
V V ONE-PIECE WINDSHIELD-eaullv rained or low cred, with
full cowl ventilation, absolutely water-tight.
DUCO FINISH in tieautlful i un.l black, color and
luure I.im indefinitely.
ALEMITE LUBRICATION a modem very evrnvctiicnt lel-r!.
eating syatcm.
Thec are but a few points tit.it Indicate lb.- ntpi rl qui llty f
thii fine coach. To build such a coach ui o low ,i i - , . i
outstanding coach achievement in the hutontol a
world' greatest coach value. Sec it fjdsy.
f. O. D. MlM. I. M4.n,
Touring - . 525
Roadster . . - 525
Coupe - - 675
Sedan- ... 775
tVmmiiil lie
fh.stt .... TJ
, , 550
ALL fttll'l't r. o. n.
rUNl, MICIUOAN
L. O. ARENS CHEVROLET
522 South Sixth Phone 49-W
QUALITY AT LOW COST
1
I'ra-
Before you Build V
or Buy a Home
a u insist on V
S ChecK Seal
I Electrical Wiring V
5PAanc stxszsII
Local Masons
To Attend Big
T J f-l Alsykc dried Is
Lodge bession , ... ,. ,, V M , p
riitnlnp brltiglng the specimens In
from the ranch vert, rday morning.
The timothy which Is dried mea
sures over four feet, while the
sonietlili'i: over three
hinted la early June
I by 1). W. Ityau
Uhlig's
Electric Store
"Check
Seal"
headquarters in
Klamath Falls
John K. KbtlOck, of Portland,
lirand High Priest of Royal Arch
Masons of Oregon, will pay nn of
ficial visit to the Chapter at Ash
land tomorrow evening.
A lnrg. deltgntlon will attend
from Klumnth Falls and visitors
will be in attendance from Medford.
Grunts Pass and Yreka, t'lilifornla.
A number of high Masonic of
ficials will be present, Including
Percy It. KelloV, Grand Master F.
and A. M. of Oregon; I). II. Cheney,
(irand Secretary; Frank S. Us'lllle)
GrAnd King, Hoyal Archa MagOQSi
George Dunn, (Irand (,'aplaln Oen
eral, Knights Templar of Oregon;
Geprge Walton, firnnd Orator. Roy
al ArcH Masntuii and several others.
Th" following evening. Fridny.
Sjept. a similar moating will bo
held In the Masonic hall here. A
banquet will bo given the visitors
at 7 p. m. after which a session of,
the chapter iflM he held and the
grand "officers received In form.
('. B. Jay, high priest of Klamath
Chapter, expects a record breaking
attendance from members and vis
iting companion.
Among those who will make the
trip to Ashland tomorrow are B, O.
Stinky, Marlon Hanks, George Wal
ton. 18, f. .lay, E. K, Henry, K. K.
Magee, Eld MoLaughllO, Harry Pro
filer, John Bermont, John Ldng, and
I, f. Htrnble.
CHtaOVIlin LI.N'UMtY ILL
h rletiils of t'hlover I.lndaey are
sorry to learn thai sim ia confined
to her home with a severe attack
of tonnlllllH ami la grippe. While
I In r condition I.; Improved today. It
will be several days before
abb' to be about.
alio Is
Tuel Unsussessful in
Preliminary Hearing
Jdlwi Tuei was uimuoeetstui yos-
lenlay In his attempL to free Mm
self fjroni Hie Charge of larceny In
a 'house. AH the result wf pre
liminary hearing, .Nistlfe Of tho
Feaca Kendall hjcnttd nel over (S
i ,:e grand Jury under $200.0 bond,
un.tble lo furnish the bond, Hie cx
Salein convict wiis coiumllthd to tho
i county Jail.
Tuel spurned the did tot a lawyer
arid took up ills own defense,
;it.i OH RtiPfiAV
Kamples of llinolhy hay and Al
syke from the Dllhlap mid Van
rlper ranch properly loealed aboui.
slxly miles from here In the Heaver
iiiarsh' coiinl ry, Is on display al Hie
chamber of coiurnorcrt n(co, llnrrtnn
Buckhect
Hi-Tops
The Shoe For Comfort
And Service
8 inch top 8.50
10 inch top 10.00
12 inch top ... : 11,.00
14 inch topy 12.00
16 inch top 13.00
15 inch Aviator, plain toe . . . 11.50
17 inch Aviator, plain toe . . . .13.00
16 inch Heavy Aviator . . . . , 15.00
The Toggery
Opposite the Liberty Theater. '
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