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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 24, 1925)
EVEmrnr irnmn. mwm rms, rmwrnN . faue nyb Fnrncll Is Found Guilty But Freed By Police Judge jiiim jrarooll wu tdjugod guilty of mini, nbscsus wmii profane laogii UK" "II I lit' illy . 1 1 t n y ..-tt I'll n y lull Initoajtj of asossslnci a In, Pollen Juldgii 1.0111 I. (llllKllllgoll decided to release iii well im i Klamath j'"niin rogldeui (iii hie ipoad befanvlor. I'm noil pleaded poi i'.uiii(y yoi tordny morning and yoflurdw alter no1 in wiin triad before Judge Ougb Ben, WltuoigSa (Mil (ltd it the trial iiutti they nad hoard Parnotl luidi'iiwi Mm. Jemu Lilnxl in pro- fnnu limauiige 00 lao nr. hit ol Hixih mud Kinuiuiii shortly attar Mm. i.iiui, drlvlni u mi', iwoldoni uiiy hinii'k lira, Bmma itivin. JAPAN feBNDB l'EAt l; delegate tokyd. ori Announcement in made by the jupiin Dranob ol ths christian World Loague that Dr. HukuiioHiiiti Motoda baa boon nSmod Japanuim dolcgutu to the coming In tnroatlonal pencil confornui'o rolled In DatTOlt In Hi" nun f tin) Aunr- Iran llruluh of th Obrlltlan World League, Dr. Molodii will Imivn J it ii 11 III ii latter part of August. Tim eonfor- eooa win tiincMinn various noana of insuring til1 world'! peaea and or dor front tlm standpoint of 1'lirln l In u II j MASONS ATTENTION Reception to Grand Master ami other Grand Lodge Officers, Saturday, Sept. M, v r. M, All ptannltiK to attend banquet plenitu notify Hrotlmr tlrltfltli nt pout off Icm. or Brother Pro filer nl I'tirrlnii Drug more, by Friday noon. No visiting bro thers examined itfti'r it : 30. Farm Bargain l go acrooi nil oultlatodi nearly 1 00 irnu in alfalfa. Sheep tight fence, spring; (ulr bulldlnia, in miles from town. inquire v. J. Walker Klamath Fails. Bi Wi Ajrlaworthi Owner Oreshnin, Oregon. HtfH'H"K'Wt'ftM ADVANCES IN Wood Conui without nny warning. CHEAP PIUCEH aro on now Don't bo onn of mnny who will ordur too lain. Winter l near. I'hono your ordorR BLOCK WOOD In our i tnltv PEYTON 8C CO. "WOOD TO BURN" 601 Main Phone 535 Miss Rogers Gained 15 Lbs. in Six Weeks Skinny Men and Women Gain S Pounds in 30 Days or Money Back My dour Friends: Aftnr my attack of Pill I wn thin, rundown nnd wmik. 1 had a sallow complexion, my chooks woro Bunk in and I was continually troublod with gus 1)11 "y stomach. I foil stuffy and hint lout my np potlto. I had road uliout McCoy's cod Liver on Compound Tablets nnd dncldod to give thorn u trial. At Onobi I began In plOK up nn np potlto, my Oheokl tlllad OUt nnd my comploxlon became healthy looking nnd I gained ir pounda In six weeka nnd nm vory thankful for what Mc Coy's cod Ufor on Compound did for mo. Miss Alborla Rogers, 144 W, Corro Oorda St,, Dooatur, III. To tnko on weight, grow, Htrnng nnd vlKorniiH, to fill out Ibo IioIIowh In clmolm and nook, try McCoy's cod Livor on Compound Tabloti tor so dayH. no Tablet! fin cents at Tim star Drug Store, Underwood'! Pharmnoy, Whitman'! Drug Co.i and livn (iruxRiHiH everywhere. 'f they don't give you wondorful help in 80 nayii, got your nionoy buck you bo tlm jmge. Ilul bo Hiiro nnd auk for MoCoy'n, tho original mid gouulno. AdT. Local Man Is Appointed To Honorary Job Loyd R. DeLap Now Vice President Of Pioneers Lloyd It. Do Lap wan thin morn- inn appointed local viae proildonl of tin' Hlato orggplMtlOn, Hoiih and Daughter! of Oregon Plonearii by llufiiH 1 1 l iii 1 1 ii . iilnto vli'o prxHiiliiiit. in the Interest of making the or gablutlon wider and morn eonipre llOnilVO. Mr. IlOlman In tourliiK tlx' loutbern pun of ina vtata nnd in each of tin' lowna in uppoiiitiiiK lo cal vin. prealdentgi "Tin' organliatlon n one wbtob in rapidly kiowIiik and will pi'rpotuat" tho gpirll of nm Oregon pioneer who iitid ih" foundations ol the obster" Mr. rlolman aald thin mornlni; Jimt bafor hin rsturn to Portland with hln wife. "It In our aim In orOSte local brflabhoi in nit of iho eoniniunltle! i h rim k lion ( OroKon. To bo ullglblii fur tint organisation the condldato or thn candidate's parenta or grand parents intuit have boon In OroKon prior to Iho llni" OroKon bocuum u iiint"." Studebaker Still Leads in Exports Moro hlifli-powornd motor cara wora egportsd by Btndobakar dur ing the firm nix monthl of 1918 ilian by any Other automoblln maknr in Anorloftt in mont countrlea, thin achlaTa- mnnt wiin won uitalnnt tlm penaltjf of a honwpowor tax, which niiikin OwnerSblp of cum morn contly in proportion tO llmlr rated powor. in England, for oxnmplo, tho huyi r mum pay n yonrly tax of ono pound p.-r rntod hornopowor, or about )171 on a Stiiili'linkor IIIk Six, on which th" power ratliiK in nn. 4. The iroalloat of tin. Btuda- bnkor nun. lb" Standard Six, car rlU a tax of lgt. On thn other bgndi tho tax on .urn which roinpoto with tho Stand ard six rhni from $si to jioo nnrli, ratings being from 17.3 to 23,1 boraepower, In i. pit" of thin handicap, th" demand for stn'dohntor cam grow ilarlnc the firm half of tho year to lucb nn extent that exportation! oxooedod those of any otiior Atnerl can maker of high-powered cam. Many htgh-powored cam which en Joy nlanlflcunco In tho American field obtained nlmont no foothold In ih" foreign market. Ill much of thin territory, tho Studebaker iiik six onjoya a repu tation llmllar to that which a 18c ooo Bngllih-mado cur enioys in Amortco among the more well to do, AI Graham Moves To New Quarters A. o. Qrabanii reteron contractor of Klamath I'lilln, Ih now located In now quarter! where ho In pgoolaltS init in the naio of building mater ial!. IIIh concern in occupying tho building formerly uaed by the Dodge garage t 8SS Klamath. Mr. Oriihnm erected tho now Dodge garage bn the corner of Second and Klamath for Hub WakofUdd and Just an noon an the garagomun moved to his now building, Oraham ontnbllah ed hlnmelf In I he Dodgo gnrago. During tlm piiHt tow years, Mr. Cm hum linn been arranging IiIh large ntock of building mutorlala in con venient plncos. BLY l'V'lx Qreoa if 1'lno Crook who ruim nhoep In th In vicinity was In lily thin week delivering Limits that htivo been nld. Mr. unil Mrs. O. W. Howard mado a bueineas trip to Lakevlew tho firm of tho iveok. Mr. McQsrmlok of Sncrnmonto, IhnH been builng lamb! In tills com- niiimtliy the past few dnys. . J. N. U I vim nnd nous, 15. T. G lvnu nnd DailhtS Olvan. and lOvorott Doll, hairs returned friom Pendeloon whoro theyiwent to attend Dbe luund-up. L, L. tlilffon relumed recently from Mcilfonl laUtd oilier vulley towns, whore he has been visiting with relatives, Karl llamuknr and Earl Walker both of Klamath Pall!, woro In niy ono day recently onrouto to the mountain Hunting. A largo number of ehoop nro ho lug driven throwglh 'here tnlow on routo to the railway lr the delivery tot ilanvbi, The price of lamba eroairid bore bun been unuaufllly goal tin.! Iambi from hero aro reported In vehy gt.iod oondttldbi A. H. Conner baa returned from I.nkovlow and other Lnko iunty towns, iw'horo ho baa boon buying cattle, Overlands Cost . 40 Cents Per Day "llnslng our figures on the now price of tho Overlnnd Standard Sedan, and our estimates of ser vice on tho rocords of thousnnds of owners, wo can sot the average dally cost of ownership of an Over lnnd Standard Sedan nt around 40c per day," says Joo Droit. "This does not tnko Into consid eration the average corns for fuel, oil, tires nnd similar Items, but it does cover the cost ot keeping the enr In first clnBs condition, ready for any kind of a trip at any time. "And for this amazingly small amount of money, transportation Is always available for five adults in an unclosed ear that Incorporates evory advanced fen lure of construc tion In its general mako-up. "Ten thousand ihIIob a year is n low nvorago for tho service expect ed of a car of thin lfw In this part of tho country and this means that the ear costs but Ilttlo over n cent a m 1 1 u to own or somewhere around one-fifth of a cent a milo tor each occupant, assuming that tho car carries Its full passenger capacity on tho majority of its trips. "Tho aVeragO buyer rarely ovor goes Into figures ot this sort In his consideration of a car, and yet. from tho vlowpolnt of good business, thoy nro tho vory figures lie should huso his purchnso on. , "And good business houses roduce thoir overhead figures down to terms ot this nature. Each move nn employe makes, represents n cor- tnln definite cost to tlm house Tho lower this coBt, tho grenter the chnnco of real profit. "In tho overage home, iho lower tho tost of transporUUln, the great er amount ot money loft nvnlluble for othor purposes. "Ono decided factor In tho low Those rich flavors that come unly from Coffees aged in the Tropics Reputation Through Merit The housewife who has served S&W Telephone Peas, Baby Kernel Corn ot Hawaiian Pine apple can appreciate the extii ordinary goodness of all S&W Fine Food Producis fruits.ber lies, hominy, celerjr, mh . condi ments, coffee, jams, jellies, mar malade, etc practically every variety of fine foods, each up holding the famous S&Wrcpu utiuu lot excellence. com of owning nn Overland is the sturdlness of tho car. Molybdenum steel, generous size frame, Chrome vanadium in the springs and other specifications of this nature give it a strength far in excess of that I usually expected in n light car. I This strength reduced repair charg es to such a low point that there nro many cases whore Overland owners hnvo used their cars for three or four years with no expense for repairs caused by wear or break age in the car itself. Pacific Coast Man Is Given Big Job Another Western man has won a high place among tho barons of the motor Industry In the East. (leorge K. Scott, well known Pa cific Const production executive, who has served ns Assistant Gen eral Manager of the Durant Motor company of t'alilornia sluco tho Western Durant factory came under tho innnageniont ot Normnn Do Vnux, bus been appointed Assistant General Manager in charge of pro duction lit tho great plant of the Flint Motor Company, Kllnt, Mich. Tho appointment was effective as of September 1, although Scott did not leave California for Flint until last Sunday and the new post of tho Cnllfornln man wns not nn nounced until yestui'dny. A wire from Norman Do Vaux, now in New j York conferring With W. C. Durant unil other cnatorn officials of the ; Durnnt Interests, gave the details ! of Scott's promotion nfter tho pro motion had been confirmed bv W.I 0, Durant, with whom Scott bus been associated In the manufac ture of automobiles since the earl iest days of the industry. Immediately upon arriving at Flint, the new manufacturing chief assumed coin plot" chnrgo of tho Delectable flavors hidden deep within fine coffees, but which time alone can develop and prepare for your delight! Ordinarily, coffee no matter how fine in quality brings to your cup but a portion of its real goodness. That is because the deep, mellow richness natural to the best coffees comes only from "aging" in the tropics. But coffee crops arc shipped so promptly, to fill the immense demand, that only a little re mains to be agedi These arc the prized coffees. Mellow'd FINE production of the Flint line. He did not lose n day in getting under way. but took command nt once: and by the time that his advancement was announced, he had the Flint factory running as full speed under his direction and according to his sys tem. In accepting the position of im portance at the Flint factory, Scott ngain becomes associated with R. II. Mulch, who recently was made Vlce Dresidout and General Manager ot tho Flint Motor company. When Mulch was General Sales Manager of tho Star Pacific. Coast Company under Norman Do Vaux, Scott was factory manager. They worked in close harmony for many months during the early days of the Star car organization nnd tho combina tion produced excellent results. YOIXG MA GIVES HERO THREE CENTS FOR RESOtrtNG FIANCEE l'KKSSBURG. Czechoslovakia. (P) Three cents was tho financial measure of the joy experienced by a young man when a gypsy saved his sweetheart from drowning in the Danube, Tho young lovers had n Quarrel, which ended with tho young woman jumping into the river. Her betrothed, becoming frantic, called wildly for help. The gypsy, taking in tho situation, jumped into the water nnd brought the girl ashore. Her lover expressod his joy at the prompt rescue nnd then handed tho hero ono Czech crown, equiva lent to three cents. RUSSIA TO EXHIBIT DANZIG. For the first time Soviet Russia will bo represented at the Danzig Autumn fair, from September W to 27. Ill twelve sec tions tho Russians will exhibit in dustrial products of tho country. mm S &W Coffee is a blend of these rare aged coffees. To this blend is added just a trace of new coffee to emphasize, ever so little, the smooth, mellow flavor. You'll probably discover in S &W a coffee taste different from any you've ever experi enced. But your palate soon recognizes the rare flavors of aged coffees. Your coffee ap petite is more readily satisfied your coffee enjoyment the greater. S&W is vacuum packed in the new key can. Now is an excellent time to start to enjoy this better coffee. It upholds the rep utation for extraordinary goodness belong ing to all S&W Fine Food Products. S&W Coffee FOOD PRODUCTS J.UUS MAY LEVY TAX ON AIDS TO AIITIKICI.YIj FEMININE BEAUTY TOKYO (fi) Beauty of the kind that can be bought at drug stores may bo levied upon by the depart ment of finance for an annual trib ute of some PS, 000. 000 yen. This is provided for in a bill the depart ment is drafting to present to the diet. The bill provides a 20 per cent tax on all tho bottled, jugged, jarred and tubed mysteries which decorate milady's dressing table and milady herself. Not even her bath Is to be excepted for soaps make up fully half ot the toilet articles sold in Japan. ITALY TO HAVE ENCYCLOPEDIA ROME (P) The Senatorial com mittee, entrusted with compiling the new official Italian encyclopedia, has completed its preliminary work and has accepted a program where by its task will be completed in 1933. It Is expected tho work will consist of 32 volumes, each of about 1,000 pages. The committee now is studying a suggestion Hint It compile a sixteen volumo biographical dictionary with scope extending from Roman days uutil the present. The Foundation of Health is the grist mill that foeds tho body the teoth! Unhealthy teeth can bring but ono reBiilt, an unhealthy body. See that your teeth have tho propor attention and you fulfill the first principle of good health. Soo us for freo examination. R. D. COE, (Painless, iOZ-204 Hopka Bldg. AMERICAN BUYERS REPORTED SEEKING TIM BER FROM FINLAND HELSINGFORS. () Although Finnish timber has not yet found its 'wfly to the United States, a de mand has been created in that coun try for timber from Finland and American buyers now are competing with those from Great Britain and France for the purchase ol this commodity. It was feared that the question of freight would be an important factor in the exporting of Finnish timber to America, but the Scan dinavian Shipping Gaxette points out that freight from Finland to New York or Boston la cheaper to those cities than from the west coast of the United StateB. TENNYSON LOVERS VISIT OLD HOME OF BARD LONDON. (IP) The biggest gath ering of Tennysonlans ever held in this country, met at Alworth recently to visit the poet's old home In the Surrey hills. This is built on a hill near Hasletuero and is now occp pled by tho Gaekwar ot Baroda, at whose Invitation tho members ot the Poetry society journeyed to the poet'a cottage. DENTISTS ot course) 8 th and Mala Phone III
