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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 2, 1925)
:ki;ii)AY,.()ctom:k 2, mi KV FINING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAOE FIVE fi . ill I I 1 cft the 1'INE TREE All entrhuslastlc audience approv 1 I'll of I in vuuiIrvIIIu bill at tha, I'lno Tree Iiimi night, Ir ;iipliiim In fin Inil.i -ill Inn of approval, as It umally . If, TbA various ikIh lira snappy find well ! ugetl and thero in nut ! ii lull moment during the wholu performance. It will bo repeated c; niitiit ami deserves another large audlogM, i A flaring iiuhjnct, tell jirly ami deftly handled, In "Wlfii of th . Otntaur," KIuk VMor's production ir tilth opened lul Bight ai the Pino Tnri! tfheatro, for an iniviiV'ini'nt of tWO da's. Cyril (lumo'l novel of the jamn name created something of a iwnini tlon when It wan ptibllnhed a season ur Uo ago, and VM ir's picture In likely to start another. Thii at jry voices (be theory that man h rood 6 ftp of two natures. a-hi til are always at trar within him, anil I. Illustrate II, Hie character of Jeffrey Dwyer In mads tiho til' Hal one of Ihv story. Tie vast circle of roadore of RDborl Hit-hens' novel will take cs-pei-.al interest in the premiere next Saturday at the Pine Tree theatre of The Lady Who Lied". New Lot of Coats on Display Tomofrow For Your Selection Sizes 16 to 53 We are sure that it will he a pleasure for you to select your Fall eoat from the big stock of the very latest styles that we have for your selection. We have an excellent assortment in various popular models plain tailored or fur trimmed. Prices $15 to $89.50 HECTOR'S The Fashion Center cAt The LIBERTY A Htronfr caul of principals pin'.--era support Edmund LoWfl In "The Kiss Harrier," tfio stirring photo- dttUM wfilch closes a successful run at the Liberty theatre tonight. In the leading role opposite Mr. Lowe In Claire Aduins, one of the screen's mo.it talented actresses. One of the west's frcatcst movie j stars, .'-)t Olhson, Is dolno; his stuff Saturday on the ba.-k of bis favorite mount, Pal, mi the screen I of the Liberty theatre. SAVANT WORKS ON AR TIFICIAL OYTSER BEDS OTKRA HINUKIt DIBS lothor srlth her hinband. Franz HANOVER. Marin Bopbla lllm-1 lllminer. shortly after her return mer-KrliiderU, the first Qetman Mo Germany (ho retired front the .Marguerite" of Gounod's "Kuui,' pcniUc i e. aiihouRh pilar to go dled at llliumlilliuei ai t e age of j Inn lii Oil' Culled Siatos she had si; lu opera In t ie I'lilti'd Si ales to BIRTHS Horn- billetlo, -T Mr. and Mrs. Henry at the Aliment auto park From 1S62 t- ) t 7 1 she sang i only nunr. In tialj country for five Thursday, October 1. a daughter. I she boa boon named Wanda Patricia. IIEI.I.IN'GHAM. Wash. Iff") The problem of artifirlal propagatoln of oyhters may have been solved by Professor Trevor Kincaid of the ' University of Washington zoology de , parunent on tlie bods, of Sainlsh bay near here this summer. He has kept ( the young of eastern and Japanese i oysters alivo for two weeks and be ! Ilcves that the process can lie work ; ed out successfully. The discovery would be a boon to I Pacific coast oyster beds, most of ; which are in Puget Sound and in other Inland waters of the state, to ! ca oyster growers say. So far Is has been necessary to import the seed of tin' bigger oysters i from tin' Atlantic and Japan beds. I ah the cold water here would kill the spawn at once. Saturday Specials Pot Roast (Boned and Rolled) - 17 l-2c Boiling Beef, pound - 12 l-2c Veal Stew, pound - - lie Boneless Beef Stew, pound - 15c Corn Beef, pound - - - - 10c WOMEN WHO DO THEIR OWN BUYING know the quality and value of our incuts. They cannot bo misled when they see our chops, steaks, rotate, tearing meats, etc. That Is why we Count among our customers some of the most discrlmlnntlng buyers of moats in Oils city. Many of them have been buying from us for a long time. Palace Market Under New Management We Appreciate Your Patronage We deliver Free Phone orders by 8 a. m. and 1 p. m. Phone 68 524 Main Street mail. IV RK-KNGAGKS CREW COACH BERLIN. (fp) Ted Sullivan, for mer champion sculer of England, j Australia anil New "Zealand, will I resume his position as trainer for the Berlin Rowing Club October 1. I He trained the club's crews for three years before the World War. ! EXPERT Mil. I, BXDHAVOR TO SAVE WASHINGTON TREE FREPEIUCKSIllltG, Va.. (P) Martin Havoc, famous tree surgeon and congressman from Ohio, has vol unteered iris Bervlces in helping to ; save for posterity the Inst of the 13 j horse chestnut trees which George Washington planted here to represent the 1:1 original colonies. Tlie tree, slowly dying because of I ils gfedt ukc. and the inroads of the I chestnut blight, is located on the j property of John K. Scott, which was : formerly a portion of the Kenmore j estate, the home of Hetty Wafihlhg i toll Lewis, sister of George Washing i ton it has been viewed by thousands of visitors during the course of more than a century, Congressman Davoy bus made a preliminary examination of the tree and stated that he would gladly un dertake the work of ministering to its ills at his own expense. The cost of restoring the tree is estimated nt about $400. KOKLA.N 1'KKIIS NOW HMPLqYBS AS t'AItT PULLERS STOl'L. Korea. lab Korean no i blllty. willi the exception of a ifow propertied peors, is reported ta be J suffering from extreme pOterttT, Sev ! er.il of Wle nobles, ho were once j wonUuy, are now working as cart j pullers and performing other menial I tusks as the only means .if escaping ; starvation. I At the time o( (ho annexation of i Korea by Japan, about 60 of tho leading Koreans wero created peers and given properly by the Japanese government, Most of them ran through this property rapidly. Re cently HO of Hie Impoverished Ko rean nobles sent a petltl.m to tho Japan" e Kovemmeiil asking I ".' fin ancial assistance. Tillamook Is Cheese Winner At State Fair Coos County Takes Second Place In Awards SALEM, Ore., Oct. 2. Tillamook carried off first honors In dheose this year Rt the state fair IWlth Mel enrol t a t-toHc second. Competition w.u keen anil the Judges In the soor ing found only a hair point differ ence between the two well known Ofogon brands. Ralph Sutton won first prize with his cheese entry of Tillam ok wlt.i a scorn of 96 . Iteed Parmer, of Marshfleld. ton serond prlzo with u scare of 96 on his cheese. Hugh Harbor, Tlllamo.-k fjctorios, was third with a oj;re of 95 3-4. In tho butter division, A. Laober, of Portland, won first honors with a score of 95 3-4. P. Uettwer of Ht, Angel won second prize with a score of 9514; A. A. Oswald, of Carver, on third with a score ol 95 1-4. name woman minister bans SINGINC OV STATE ANTHEM COPENHAGEN. () Brer since Mistress Nina Hang kcami! the first woman IJanlsli minister, and as such also the head of the board of edu cation, she has done the unexpected and startling. First the singing of the national anthem was banned, which she ( claimed was too war-like to benefit the public good. And when despite, her prohibition, the anthem was In adrertently Bung in a theatre in ! which she happened to be, the min-! lstcr remained seated and moreover pulled her colleagues of tho cabinet back into their seats by their coat- tails. Mistress Bang plans complete re construction of the Danish school rysti'm according to the German method. NEW SCOOTER FOR KIDDIES STETTIN.- (P) The latest toy for German kiddies is the 'Rolling I Island." Adhering to the principle ! of the scooter, ft consists of a wood-, en disk with two wheels on either side and one dirigible wheel in ! front. The child stands on the disk ! and propels it forward by means of two poles in either hand. PARAMOUNT RELEASE Number of Splendid Pictures Releas ed by Paramount People of Klamath Falls will soon have the opportunity of seeing the fallowing Paramount releases at the Pine Treo theatre. The first of Paraniount's Greater Forty to be sholwn In Klamath Falls is James Cruze's production, "T'-ie Pony Ex press," featuring Betty Compsou, Rlcardo Cortez, Wallace Berry and Ernest Torrencc. The Ten Com mandments will be presented at the Pine Tree III the near future. 55 ma Grey's latest and largest pro hi, '.on Stone's Market 423 MAIN STREET You will find meat here that you really can eat. It is kept in the most up-to-date sanitary way. Come in tomorrow or any day, our service, quality, and price will please you. HAMS, Swift '.s Premium, lb OQ n (Whole ,r half) Ji7v BOSTON BUTTS, per lb Of ii.- an, mil i ire, OvFC BACON, Swift's Empire AKn per pound POT ROAST lCr (Tender joung beef) PKIMT RIB ROAST, per lb OC (Oven Roast, boned and rolled) tJKt STEAKS, per lb OCr (V.-ting beef, round. and alrllas) fcsvx PORK, Choice Young Pork OA. chops, per pouad 35c, Steaks WVL SAUSAGE lb OEI. (l':.-,-.r, pure meal) t HAMBURGER, lb 1C (Fresh, clean and good) 1 Bulk Sauerkraut, Cottage Cheese, Weiners, Bologna, Cold Meats for Lunches TWO GROCERY LOCATIONS 423 Main Street - - - 717 Main Street Large bunch celery, 2 for 25c Sweet potatoes, 4 pounds - 25c Head Lettuce, 2 for 15c Carrots, turnips, 2 bunches 15c Cabbage, per lb 2c Complete- assortment of fresh vegetables Priced Right Campbell's por kand beans, reg. loc seller for 10c Milk, per can 10c We Guarantee Our Merchandise shiwn. here. A tew of the famous . stars that appear in Paramount pic tures arer Thomas Meighan, Pola 1 j Negri, G'-oria Swanson, Richard Dlxr Betty Comps'on, Leatrico Joy, Ric-j ardo Cortez, Lois Wilson, Ernest j Torrence. Jack Holt, TheodoTe Rob erts, Estelle Taylor, Rod Lac RCcque, j Adolpii Jlenjou, Raymond Griffith, Greta Nissem, Warner Baxter, Betty Bronson, Mary Brian, Alice Joyce. Bebe Daniels, Carol Dempster, Noll Hamilton, Harrison Ford, Esther Ralston, Douglas McLean. Rudolph Valentino, Percy Narmont, Wallace and Noah Beery, Raiymond Hatton aud Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. Wanted, experienced saleslady at Beo Hogin's Dress Shop one who can sow, , . I New v y Shape y . . ' ; ; ' V (H4v.T7L arud to take a rest. a cup of milk or Hot choc olate. You will feel as re freshed as if you had stopped Try it today and every day. Treat the kiddies at the same time. They need the nourishment that comes in crisp, flaky Tru-Bake Crackers. Your. grocer sells Trur Bakes. Baked by the TRU-BLU BISCUIT CO., Spokane and Portland lb. Homi Of TnJ-BUl Gmhm., ErigHsh Style Biscuit, and the Famous JnpBlu Fruit Call
