The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, October 14, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextWfdncfidny, October 14; 1926 evening Gerald, k&amath falls, obeoon Page fflircs 5Wainly cybout People jjlMft..-. ..- . . a .ju.iwi.jumm. s in mo HVNTINa PAHTV MoioihiK friMii Coeur d'Aleou; Iiluhn. to Klninulli county td enjoy Mm huntlni oi big tame in miIh wirii. hi, (j, ,i. Wloton. Julia Vfti erlokson tod D, J. Winton arrived bsrt Ian! syojdla. Tiny plan to pond severs! days la this seetloo. R0KH DUB TO ILLMHH 0. L. Iliirnoii of Mill City arrived in thii city iimt areolae called here by the iijuohh or iiiu brother, Wlfo Mr. Buraoo his two i-i ' - r arrived and uii piun iii roBtklo hem until Mm brother limi completely recover ml. li. w. imhtlow HERE Arrlvlnx from Tiuoinn, In tuku up III duties um' iiiuiihkit of tlui Mim'it Furnishing department of PUeoer's Ktiir, H. w. Partlow i ii mon k tin. new residents nr Klain ntli KuIIm. Fi:it.M)F.K TO HKTl'll.V i.ukrvii-H- People bnprefood With Klmnuih Full Will Ret Dm The finnl showing is tonight, "f "The Pony Express" 'lie won. In fill portrayal of rpnticr days, when strong met tuude possible the winning 61 the west. TJili is jnsi Another ..( iin- rpnlly big pictures we are bringing to yon ;iml ii is mighty worthwhile. At Seven and Nine-fifteen. ' "Western Auto," always noted for exceptional value., offers" thrifty'motorieta an opportunityjorladditional sav:' bills on accessories, supplies and repair materials uuring tnia aemfinnusi ovciji. Many nrticles not listed in this advertisement are included, in theJ.Tw Wceks.Ot apccial . Values.. Plan to come early, as the sale ends October 24. ulariStocic Standard Quality Reg T h u r s d a y Another superb program with Five Arts oi Vautle ville nr)d 'I"- (real Nasiuiova, supported by Jack Piekford, in Iter latest success. It "My Son" -pit ! At The LIBERTY j I. 1 1 r 1 . A superb inrloilrama with thrills galore is "The Pace That Thrills" with Den Lyon, Mary ir ami Tully Marshall in thi- leading rules, l or real excitement this is' a hard one to beat for what with racing automobiles, bull tights and prize fights, this picture runs the gamut of thrills there is nothing left mil. Coming Soon, Jack Hoxie in 'Bustin' Through" FltKOI'KNT VISITOR Horn on onn of his frequent liu.i- lassjs visits from Montague. P. It Hhiilly arrived In tin' illy Imi ovenlns. Durtoi bis stay in lb city hi win in- a sunt at the Hotel White Pelican. miss OUPT HACK Prloodt t m Ihh Ooortlaooa (Don Cllft are ilad to see bv baoli at bar posltloa iiii t'" Palls Mor- riinllli' nimpiiny after bolna confined in hav aoiao with1 a sevora attach of lu grippe. Mr. mill Mrn. Leo Fcruuiidcs of Lakevlew who Spent several days horn this pat wash have returned to their home in Lakevlew to make preparations to return t Klamath Palls to ri'Mtiiii. Mr. Pernsttdes baa accepted u position with stone's Grocery company here. Mm. Fer aaades 'eapeeta to visit for n hIiom time ut their old home before rom Inx to Klamath Falls. PROS! NEWPORT -Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Franzkn of Newport ure among the guests In the olty totluy. ItiihlneKH and plens uro broiiKlit them here and they are Stopping al the hotel While Pelican while In the city. ' III WSMI IH ARRIVALS Up from the Houthern city of Dunsmulr today are K. T. Joy. J. A. McMillan, it. i'. Williams, it. u. Kime, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Dodx-f und L. P. Cnrter, ull on business routers. Modern Methods oi Dentistry him reduced Mm com of ciirliiK for the teeth to a minimum una nan practically eliminated nil discomfort. See us for i examination. -r- R. D. COE, DENTISTS (PalnleM. o( course) 102-201 Hopka Bldf. 8th and Main Phone 8S6 '-UN Crank Case Service Quickly and efficiently performed. Saves yon time anil expense. GENERAL FIRESTONE and OLDFIELD Klamath Tire House "Cap" Calkfm Klamath Ave. & 6th St. Flroitlnno, Oenernl and Oldflold Tiros. Special Breakfast Menu from 5:31) a. m. to 1 1 a. in. Strawberry Waffles with Whipped Cream CLUB CAFE Big Timber Owner Buys Small Tract Just whnt in motivating It. E. Oil ebrlal In continuing to buy up hiiiiiII tracts of timber in northern Klam ath, when It was generally under stood Mint he wan oarncHtly attempt ing to Hell out his holdings, In PUS- illns local Umber olroloi herf yesterday the Alpena, Mleb-, hin borruan aeQulred another small tract of timber, 160 acres. JuhI east of the Klatnltlb marsh, from Naomi TOOOg, for n conaldersUon estimated at JL'.'.'ie. The tract Is described as be ing In section $, township IS, south range 1 1 . JAILBIRD LABOR TO BE USED UPON LEGION BUILDING County Court Agrees to Allow County Prisoners to Help Porter Another Hhort cut to economy in the construction of the American Legion building was taken yesterday afternoon with the agreement of the county court to furnish tile Porter Construction company with prison labor. Contract for the now public build ing, to be built on Fourth and Klnni atli, comer of the court hOUSS block, was formally let to the Porter Con struction company last night by the county court, and preliminary work on the structure started this morn ing. Prisoners In the county Jail will be employed in the digging of the foun dations and other Jobs Mint do not require experienced construction workers. If possible, the building will be Hiirflolontly completed on November 11 tor the corner stone laying exer cises on Armistice day. It Is hopoil to have tho structure completed by Christmas duy. VAIdLBY BUSINESS VlKITOlt F. M. Havens, one of Ashland's biislnuns men, being In the paint and varnish business In tho val ley elty, plans to spend several days here on business. Mr. Havens arrived In the city lat evening gad is among the guests at the Hotal Arcade. WKI.l. KNOWN RANCHER V. E. Iano, one of tho most prom inent ranchers owning land lu the Midland country, arrived In the city tnat night to spend today on' buii qess. Mr. Lane In now. completing M threshing and pinna, to return to Sacramento, where ho now makes his home within the next few weeks. TRANSACTING BUSINESS C, L. C.off. business man of Med ford, Is here transacting business today. EXPECTED RACK koox Word from Mrs. W. E. llond, who with her son Uohble and Mrs. 3. E. Anderson, bgVO been visiting in Montann for the past month, tells Hint they will arrive home tho lat ter pnrt of this week. Mrs. Uond visited with relntives In Helena, while Mrs. Anderson visited with her mother ut Laurel and with friends In Hillings. They made the trip by motor. SAVEwM SAFETY 3ga DRUGSTORE Jonteel Hair Nets Single and double mesh in the slue nnd shado you need. For long or bobbed hair. The best net today selling Tor 10c THREE FOR 23 Star Drug Store KLAMATH FAIXS, OREGON EXTRA SPECIAL "Schrader" Tire Gauge Factory Lit Priced $1.35 Kvry :ir owner should carry oe. Huy ut Ihli Mpetlal price. Tho gauge rtglMlt-rn aerurately tlio pressure In 'aeh tlf luoiinr uttenliun to thin de- tnll will IncreaM the life of your tires. Conies tu rn;at lutncr case. Limit on to a customer. for hiuh-preitNurc tlrcu only 73c EXTRA SPECIAL 'Comfy" Wind Winga If you have Ions desired a pair sf wind wings at low fost, here Im an oppor tunity to fulfill your wish. Tho "Comfy" wing la suitable for all makes of cars made of crystal plate glass with brack sua of baked - najneL Can bo to aiiv desired Special Value Price, r costal plate glass baked-on t J if adjusted angle, ftf EXTRA SPECIAL Automatic Windshield Cleaner $235 !vs Jfr Renlarbla Value Thi cleaner needs no atttntlon once It la installed, aa it works automati cally from tho Intake manifold or vacuum tank. Leaves both hands free for driving. Absolutely indispnsablo for winter. driving. Special Value Price, standard make. . Durable Visors Toitltlvvl)' eliminates the Clare of tho nun and aids In Reeping rain off the wind hWtl. Ma Jo of rubber cloth matt-rial stretched over a light steel frame. The brack ets arc extra strong. A Very sei vlccublo viitor at . uenutnc $1.45 Boyce Motometer With F.ucy Cap n reuueeo $2.83 Just the cap for a Ford car! The led danger signal of this new style motemeter warns the drivtr tho intant motor troubles arise. Ti handsomo wing cup adds to the car's ap pearanee The regular price uf $3.35 has been reduced, nurmK loo Kaie. (cap and mo tome trr complete) Universal Motometer Gc ine Hoyce, popular size mo tometer. Special JC CC Valuo Price only. ?J.UD Extra Quality Bar Cap A handrtome 0 a p of heavily nickeled solid hrasH. in sheco for all ear. Hell regulurly at (1.15 and I1.4S. Price, during the Special Value Kvent , 92c .nd $1.11 t "Nobby" Locking Radiator Cap With Monogr.m TOP RECOVERS Sale Prices at Ford Touring Outfit Recover your old Ford top with this low-priced outfit. Ha,y Hack rubber cloth stitched, ready to slip over trame. Com plete with tacks and binding. Special Value Prices: Ford Roadster, 1914 to 1922 $3.90 Ford Roadster, 1922 to 1925. .m:.. 4.35 Ford Touring, 1914 to 1922 . .5.95 Ford Touring, 1922 to 1925..... 5.95 De Luxe Recovers for All Cars Made of extra heavy weather-proof top material with long grain finish. This cover comes complete with beveled glass rear window and gypsy side wings. Special value prices Ford Touring $920 Chevrolet- Touring S1030 Ford Roadster 7.40 Dodge Touring 11.45 Prices on other care quoted on request. Electric Horns A motor driven horn that has an exceptionally strong deep tone note. Made by a nation ally known manufacturer and guaranteed. KqulpPed with a nceclal bracket. Finished In black enamel. Reg ular at Special Value et. Finished In 7 $2.90 Get a Pair cf Running Board Mats at This Low Price m Tear car's appearance will be greatly iimproved if a pair of these rubber mats are added to it. Prevents wear on run nine board and prevents slip ping when entering or leav ing the car in wet weather. Especially good value at, each . . . . 29c Alu.i V.um Step Plates Many motorists prefer all-aluminum step plate special price on this plate Is the Our 95c The Peer of Radiator Caps Lends distinctiveness t-j any car. Protects motometer from theft and breakage. Solid brass, handsomely nickeled; cannot be broken will not rust. Kitted with three bl.ck Bnkcllte knobs. Kurnishcd with n handsomo monogram of your initial. Kits alt makeu or cars. Keguiar Srlce, 5E.7G. pecial at Spwt Model Locking Cap This cap has many of tho features em bodied in tho Nobby cap, including two black tips. Opens easily, yet cannot be taken off. Cap fur nished with mono gram of your choice. A very handsome cap at a low cost. Kit Kord and Chev rolet only. bpecial Value at , $2.95 INTERIOR MIRRORS Seven - inch ground edge mirrors for open or closed cars. A clear view of tho road behind Is re flected in this mir ror, thereby prevent ing many an acci dent. This is a reg ular value at 95c. Spe cial at 67c Liquid X Cement Stop that leaky radi ator with a can of this non-failing solu tion. This is the same cement as car ried by the world filers. Universally recognized aa the perfect liquid for seal Lng radiators Regular price 70c. Special Value Price s an mattes $4.85 Order by Mail. Our Guarantee Protects You More than 125 Stores In theWfest- fckLu Store -1100 South Grand Are LOS ANGELES Mi- a. w.J J-w 52c 1 The Smithkit Ash Receiver ACCEPTS position Miss Mnriam Worllcy yesterday ac. cepted a position as secretary lo Tom Dolzell of tho California Ore gon Power cqmpany, Miss Wortley returned the latter imn of the week from Kansas where slio hail accent papled her Histor, Miss Dorothea, who wnB compelled to go east in search ot hotter health. CARDS IS WINDOWS Local high school boya have today placed window cards in all the shop windows of Main street, for tile tool hall game ot Saturday afternoon he tweon Medl'ord and Klamath Falls. The game will ho held at the tail-grounds. PrCKJJTT FAMILY IX Mfe and Mrs. D. J. imckett and son Robert ot" Rocky Point are among the visitors here today. They nre vis iting with their mauy friends and shopping while here. B. Q. WILLIAMS nv.nv. Mr. and Mrs. I). 0. Williams of San Franclsca arrived here last eve ning. Mr. Williams is paying local merchants his once a mouth buslhoea call. W.M. MARK RETURN'S William Marx, well known locil attorney, returned last night from Medford where he appeared as a witness for the plaintiff in tho case of E. J. Murray vs. Lloyd l.av, et al. which is now being tried before Judge Wolrerton in federal court. Mr. Marx made the trip to Medtord tho latter part ot last week, but returned to Kin math Falls wh n it appeared tho case would not torn? up for trial till tho first pari of this veok. SUBS FOR DIVORCB .losso J. Johnson brought suit for divorce this morning from Vera v. Johnson, alleging desertion as enuso of action. The couple were married In Maupln In May, loaa, and in November or the same year.1 the complaint states, Mrs. Johnson, dosortod her huslmud against M s will and dosiro. HAMAKEU BACK There ift ono person in Klamath Who is confident that tho North ern line, case before tho Interstate I'oiuinofeo commission in Portland was unbeatable and that is J. O. llam tker, pioneer resident ot Rona-j-za and Jtistlco of the peace ot that towr,. Mr. Ilamaker testified before thr. mil rearing last .Week to the o'.fect Mint tho Oregon Trunk line would bring a development that WOUld justify its existence. Mr. Ila maker has just returned rrom Port land. Ho has boca away tor about a week. COI RT IS HACK The first meeting of the county court held in a week was conducted yesterday afternoon. For the past week County Judge Bunnell ami County Commissioner Uurrell Shoit have been in Portland to testify on behalf of the Oregon Trunk railroad! I 1 at the Klamath railroad hearing. The Smithkit serves the cig arettes, holds the match box and receives the ashes. At taches to the dashboard, al ways ready for use. Insures cleanliness in your car and Is easily detachable for cleaning, Finished in attrac-i tlve colors. Special1 Value Price.... For Your Convenience Open Until 9 P. M, Saturday A. A. V. W. XOT TO MEET The section in drama and dramat ic art of the American Association of University Women will not hold their scheduled meeting Thursday at the home of Mrs. Wilbur Jones, Second nnd High streets, because of the absence of Mrs. Charles Wood Eberleln In Portland. AUTO PARTS We jut received a stock of "Sterling" Light Alloy Pistons - VAN DYKES PARTS CO. 502 S. 6th. Phone 616 "New Tarts For All Cars." "With the Hub Tire Shop" The Washington Cafe j the molt popular eating; place In Klamath Fain today "There's a Reason" TOC CAN EAT BETTER FOR LESS AMERICAN AND CHINESE DISHES USS Sooth Sixth Wee Shins, Prof.