The Evening herald., September 24, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, i D2n
EVENING HERALP. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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There arc many baking
powders Some are of
cream of tartar-some phos-phatsc-some
alum 'But only
one is a fine fruit product for
fine results. That is cream of
tartar Schilling Cream of
Tartar comes from the pure
juice crystals of luscious grapes
Schilling
Baking-powder
tartar
7iaki ng
Towdcr
F.xtracts
Spices
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(kc if You bdkc
Wi'h Stliiliinft M .
Powder and il dor not
titrate vou f mciclv (ell
your grOCtfi He will
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and widioui uei
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Theatre
On the Screen
if iron Uk" oxcllemonl yoa
will like
"ON THIN ICE"
Tin- mory In by l n r r y I
Krnm-tN Zauuck and the di
rector i Mai si Clair, both
of whan r well Unown to
Klamath Pnii.
Thin i n piet an ol sun
Praoaiaeo'a Underworld, and
In LMTtalnly "nippy."
At The
LIBERTY!
Pretty Shirley Masen
in
Honeymoon"
"The Scarlet
A romance of love,
youth and mystery
On the Stage
Wn Hike pleasure III pre-
ganllBg
The Royal
Khorasaan Quartette
of Portland, Oregon.
TImm hull olaaa musical an-
lartalnan ere roej addlllou
in par program, nnd win
iiiraly plaaaa you.
SHOPPING PROM KBNO
Batiber W. iSndereon is shopping
here ttbia ettenroon Moni hat home
in Kono.
roNWAV TO MAUN
J. I). ('.JM'ny I IcavliM late IliU
aftwaooa for Matin, when ho win
traataol business mutter.
HOTEL MAN HERE
A. Ball of llio hotel Nash, at
Medford, with p. tuteka, retired
mor Irani bl Med fiord, nro in the
ciiy ndat mi a business trip.
PROM DI'NKMI'IK
George M. Taylor In nttt-nrl Injr
hilHlncsn iiMllern her" today from I
bond in Dunawiihfi
Portland visitors
Mr. and Mm. llgfus V. Ilolmnn
Portland arc among toe north
guest li) tl Ity today. They a
topping at tlm hotel White PollO
While hero.
Plainly cf bout
T e o p 1 e
visiting i Vttoi TE BOMB
Mr. and Mm. J. .v. Clonohan of
Oraaham, oro.. In company with J. I-;.
('loiiolian of Seaside, Ore,, enjoyed
a vImIi here Over Wednesday with
friends. They are enrottte to their
homes after an i Klendod motor trip.
whom Ida no
K. O. James arrived III Klamath
Kail laHt evening from Arn fall",
Idaho, and It Ik possible he may lo
cate lorn pennant roily. While a gttesl
In the city. Mi .1, linen In stopping
at the hotel I.ul.e.
PROM sis i i:( ist)
K. II. (.'no. B. W. Strickland, D.
B, K cnoy and E, J. lJoty all of San
Praneieeo, ar registered at thai ho
tel while Pelican late yesterday afternoon.
For Men Only
Most advertising is written for the purpose of attracting the- eye of the
feminine part of the population. This one covers items interesting to the
men folks. The ladies are requested to read all of this ad, too, with ex
ception of the latter portion.
PROM SILVER LAKE
W. Kltttulgo and W. C. Lane, hoth
or Silver Lake, are vlnltom hero to
day, looking over business poslhll-
IMch.
RBSWRNH HOME
Mm. A. IIIII retarnad today to her
hone at IJorrln after epending Thur
day here Hhopplne.
Miss HTBWART RHTORWH
Ml Mary Stewart retiirnut! yen-'
lerday from ChlcaKo. where she has
lnin for the pant three monlhn vls
lilnc With relative and (rhnda.
while iii the middle went metropolta
ghd rpenl the greater part of her
Hint! With a nlnter III Oak Park. She
roauned her poniiion with Dunbar
and Iiiinhar lhln morning.
UBMOLAY DANCE TONIGHT
Mnrii intereal in boing ihown In
the De Molay dancing patty t! be
Klvon thin evening at the Masonic
hall. Tho nffnlr In the Ural the hoys
have given thin fall nnd It Is expect
ed an unutnhlty large crown will
be in attendance.
STATU IU0GRNT COMING
Mr. Seymour J ines, male cagani
of tllio U. A. It., a resident or Salem,
will arrive here n Saturday to Vlatl
till! Blllalbha chapter. The memli
er of the loral chapter will cnler
taln her tit dinner, at the hotel
While I'ellc.fn, at nlx-l iilrl'y, on Sat
urday evening,
liEPT POR III XT
0. (1. llayen and Houny lluike,
left Ihln attomoon 'lor (ha Seven
Mile county, on a liiinlliig trip. Mr.
Unye.H was fortunate last wook In
bridging down rour pointer touok,
visrriN'Q PHOM MEDVORD
Robert c. Johmon, of Medltai'd, u
lioro lodn.y tfttnaactlng buslnosa mutters.
msi r with MRS, NORRIS
Mm. Doelg Nor: la rwae happily
Urpntaed lant ovenltiK, when Iut
t ot) 'In. QWflZe Li. Morton and wife,
arrived hero fpjni fhclr Oiomo at
Mounta'In H.one, Idilht). They were
OibcompunJod by Miss irma Kmniitt,
of CaTioq t'liy, Nevada, who visited
at the Homo .if Mr. and Mrs. H. A.
EQmniUt, Mdaa lOmmltt is a nelce of
Mr. Bmmltt'a, Tho party led this
mornl: ; rir CotUtge tlrove, -where
they will visit with Mrs. Njrrls' mo
ther, Mrs. J. o. wniits, enroute
borne u i la'bi .
nVBlNRSS TRIP
W. a. Hplbrook and J. s. Baiey,
both well known reHtdents of Mac
dqeli t'allf., are vlnltltiK with friend
In Klumnth Palls today and liiins
aciiiiK business matter.
PltoM MBRRIIiL
Mr. and Mrs. V. (', SlKfred of Mor
rill lire here today on a shopping
trip.
Klamath's Daughter
Dorothy Elliott
'Soprano
In concert recital with
Nathan Stewart
of Seattle, Baritone
Friday, Sept. 25, 8 P. M.
First Presbyterian Church
Benefit Pipe-Organ Fund
Tickets 50c at Shepherd's or Southwell's
BNROVTE HOME
B, II. lloean, well known resident
of Medford. passed through the city
enroute home after an enjoyable trip
throuah Yellowstone park. While
away Mr. Hogan surprised his many
frlcndn by getting married at Pres
ton, Idaho, to Miss t'hrymlll Bodily,
who was one or tho popular youog
women or the Idaho city. They will
be at home to their rrlcnds In Med-
rord.
WORD PROM Miss coMlOV
MIhh Grace I'onboy. who former
ly was with thi' business oWce of
the levelling Herald, has written to
friend hare telling of her being per
manently located in Florida, at Day
long. She remarks in her letter thai
she iuIhscs her many " friend in
Klamath Falls.
B
Safety Razors
We cany all makes of "safety razors" among
the best known being the Gillette and the Auto
Strop. These we have in the gold plated styles
sold regularly at $1.00 ecah. This week you
may have your choice of either one at 89 cents.
Auto Strop razor has a strop both razors have
blades.
PORMER RESIDENT HERE
Jaeqpar L. Btelger; popularly
known anfong his friend an "Jake."
Is In the city from Medford vlsltlnc.
Mr. Stelger Is a former Klamath
Fulls resident, being in the lumber
business here.
VISITING PROM liAKEVIEW
Mrs. It. Gordon of Lakcview is
visiting in the city today with Iriendn.
BACK To PORTLAND
Mr. and Mr. Oeorca HIalr. who
havo been in this vicinity for several
week on htialnes mutters, are re
turning today to their home in Portland.
MERRILL VISITORS
Mr. and Mrs, Jamea McFarland ol
Merrill are iu the city today on a
shopping trip.
m siVKSs MAN HERE
Z. N . Ageo ol F.ugone with his
two sons Ilnlph and Pat, arrived in
tho city last ovutilng. Mr. Agee I
a representative of the Zellerbach
Paper' company and has his liead
quartara In the university city.
PROM PRDfEVTLLK
Inland and Laura Casey are visit
ing In the city today from Prine-vllle.
QUARTET HERE
Tho Itoyul Khornsan Quartet of
Portland Including John It. Mc
Knight. Chester G. Stryker, Paul E.
Holm and t'barles M. Srhedler are
visiting in the city. While here tin y
are guests at the hotel Arcade.
Tl) RETURN HOME
Word from Miss Alice Hanson, who
Is visiting In Oakland, Calif., is to the
effect (hat she will return home in
about two weeks time. Miss Hanson
went abtltb with her bouse guests.
Miss Unuck, who spent a fortnight
here some time ago.
tiOUGHEY HERB
II. K. laOttghey, Well known in this
section, who resides In San Fvanc-
clsco, is paying the city a business
visit today,
WAIt DEPRESSION AND
V. S. 1'ILMS EMBARRASS
SWEDISH PRODUCER
Stockholm. (A1) a long peri
od of economic depression which
followed tin' World War, and which
still prevails in Sweden, and the
Importation of American films are
the chief reasons given which com
pelled Albert ltanft, owner Of sev
en theatres In Stockholm and Goth
enburg, lo put his nfCnirs In the
hands or a 'committee or his cred
itors. llanfl started In the theatrical
business 86 yours ago us managing
director or one m' Hie leading
Stockholm theatres and gradually
increased his influence until he .ob
tained control 'over n majority of
tho thealres In Stockholm. For
many years his theatrical Venture
were successful. Sfhe after-war de
pression, which nuilerially decreased
attendances, followed by the Impor
tation of Amerltian films created
competition too strong for the
1 1 ti 11 f t theatres.
TO MEET Willi MR& RICE
Tin' Btypcbehco group or the Camp
Fire girls will meet with Mrs. A.L.
Itice at her home on Second and
Jefferson on Friday arternoon.
MEETING TONIGHT
Tho Kedron club members will
meet this evening in the church par
lors of the Presbyterian church. Bust
Iness matters of the club will be
taken up at this meeting nnd It is
hoped (hat all members will attend
the meeting.
HOUSTON'S LEAVING
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Houston nrp
leaving by motor tomorrow for Med
ford and Ashland where they will
spend several days visiting with
friends. The. many friend of Mrs.
Houston will be happy to learn Hint
she has fully recovered from her illness-
which caused her to be con
fined lo her home for some time.
ASHLAND CALLER
A morning arrival from Ashland
was Emerson 111a ir who is here to
transact business matters from the
valley city.
!
Fur Manufacturing!
Coat Remodeling
ah work guaranteed
Mrs. Wm. Bcssler ,
436 Klamath Avp.
Between Fourth and Fifth
Noxt to Moose Hall
Sha ing Lotions
Ve consider "Nylotis" shaving
lotion to be one of the best on
the market. It sooths and heals.
Makes the skin soft and smooth.
Another good one is Benxoin
and Almond Lotion. Both come
in generous sized bottles Cfl
and are priced at
Razor Blades
Better buy an extra package of
razor biades while you have it
in mind. Gillette, Gem, Ever
Ready, Auto Strop, Enders Dur-.
ham Duplex and others.
A fine assortment or lather
bnishes also in stock. Prices of
these range from 35c to $8.
Large tubes
Tooth Pastes
Nydenta, Pepsodent, Pebeca and
Colgates are the "best sellers"
although we have about thirty
other good ones in stock. And
don't forget LISTERINE for
halitosis. We suggest a new
tooth brush to take the place of
the wreck you are now using. A
good one for 50 cents ,
Private
We have a wonderful assortment of chocolates,
chows, caramels, nuts, fruits, etc. Better get one
lor vour wire or sweetie, n you want tne Dest-utt-
vnn Will alr im- HBT"
Prices $1.00 to $3.00 per box
WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE
BUY THEIR DRUGS
IaccuracvI
Siskiyou to Have
Bounty on Coyotes
YRBKA, Sallf.. Sept. it, (Spe
cial to Tho Herald.) Siskiyou will
have a bounty ol $5 each on coyotes
beginning in November, ir present
plans materialize.
When the board of supervisors al
located the general fund for the com
ing year, provision was made for the
payment of the bounty, which has
been urged by the granges of Sis
kiyou and by Klamath county, Ore
gon, where an intensified campaigu
against coyotes has been carried on
tor many months by stnte nnd fed
eral agents.
While the bounty was not fixed,
it Is understood that at the October
meeting the bounty will be fixed to
toko effect November 1.
The coyote question is rapidly be
coming serious in Siskiyou where
the dfuradations of the animals have
steadily increased since the bounty
was removed more than a year ago
in an effort to reduce the county's
budget.
ROAD HOISE KNOCKED OVER
Three men. giving their names as
litir.k Flings, J. F. Reynolds, and
Hay Parker, were arrested last night
at tlu' "Two Mile House" Just west
of Klamath Falls as tho result of
a raid Opnducted by Deputies Money
inakcr and llurke.
The three men were to have been
formally charged with possession of
intoxicating llftUO'r this afternoon.
A small bottle of alleged moonshine
was cAnitSCatad by the officers.
COAST LEAGUE SCORES
At Vernon 2; Portland S. ,
Al Sacramento 2: Los Angeles 1.
At Oakland 2: Seattle ::.
At Salt Lake tl; San Francisco 15.
NEW YORK.- Hope Hampton
Hied lo horn In on a pleturo of the
French debt commission, but M.
CatUaUX would not permit it.
Coal Mining Now
On in Siskiyous
(Spectai U The Herald)
YUEKA. Calif., Sept. 24. De
velopment w:rk in the coal riekls of
the SUkiyou Coal & Coke e-mpan.'.
betjnecn Montague nnd Ager, has
been started by what Is lliought to
be a large eastern production syn
dicate. It is known that plans have been
made to carry the development work
on for a period of approximately 10
months. If the tonnoge is suffici
ently large w warrant the invest
ment, it is reported taut the oom
pany now on G:e fiei.L will purch
ase the holdings outright.
The vuil fields attracted wide
Spread attention last year when R.
1). Cla:k, president of tie Siskiyou
Coal i t'o.ik company, secured leas
es to tho coal rights on ieVeral
thousand acre of land la the north
ern end uf the Shasta valley, includ
ing the Cooler and Richardson
ranches. These were recorded in
Yrek.i and shortly afterwards, the
company was lno rporatcij b," local
meh and limited work wus done In
Iho old portal, where tile mine was
first opened yeors a&.
The development wirk is under
the direction of Leveret t DuvIb, a
Colorado mining engineer tof note,
who has been In the slikiyou region
for more than a year and who Is
familiar w'.ta the various mineral
stratus and formations. He has a
diamond drill and several men at
evock und not only, Is the old portal
nctlve but test holes are to he sunk
in various sections of tho acre
ftge lo determine die location and
ihi.'kacss or the ooal veins.
Where the tunnel ha.i been work
ed In the past, a vein ranging In
thickness from :t6 Inches to five
feet has Been developed. Davis I
working, It is said, with a view of
sinking 'other veins below the One
already uacovorcd.
Shaving Soaps
Mennens, Palm Olive, Williams,
Colgates and several other popu
lar shaving creams and soaps.
For a cool comfortable shave,
we suggest "Shasta Snow" Shav
ing cream Cflr
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I Trust Men
On face creams
Notice my results ' ;
By Edna Wallace Hopper
For 40 years I have consulted ex
peris on the utmost in face creams.
They have all been men, and mostly
Frenchmen.
As a result, at a grandmother
age. I still have a baby skin. Many
a young girl envies my complexion,
90fJ nnd smooth and rosy.
I searched the world to find theso
helps, and spent a fortune. Most
women cannot do that. So I am
placing at every woman's call tho
best help that. I have found. In my
busy stage life I am urging you to
try them.
One is Youth Cream. It contains
products of both lemon and straw
berry. Also the best that sclenco
knows to foster, reed and protect tho
skin. My own skin, envied by mil
lions, shown how much it doe.
My Youth (ream come In two
types culd cream and vanishing.
Hoth have the same essential in
gredicnts. I apply the cold cream at
night lo foster my skin while I sleep,
In the morning I use the vanishing
type as a powder base, and a an all
day skin protection-.
o,v 1 am old, yet no dehutanto
could want a finer complexion. That
Is largely due to my Youth Cream,
I w ish 1 could induce every girl
and woman to do what I have
done. Do the utmost when you use
a cream. I will gladly send a sam
ple free to anyone. Learn whut If.
means to you. ( lip the coupon now.
For Trial Tube
Mai) tin, today to F.dna V.'allai Hopper,
S36 Lake Shore Drive, rtmafo
1 want to try Youth Cieim. 17
Addrem