The Evening herald., October 17, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

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EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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FIRST LADIBt )!' I, .i ak mam.
KI.NH irOII IIIHTOKIC COH'n MCH
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tondsd In IllUitrate Dm "minimi COS
liiniKH or various periods of Amorl
oai) history, mill the c.iwnn they
wear art their very own. Kuril 000
linn ii dross which wiih actually worn
by ilin lady iihu rcpreaniita, nml you
DO sure hIim hi moHt proud or
l()W ninny of you Indlua have
ivor rUltod 1 1 - National Museum
in Washington ami rogardoil with
Internal lliu norli'ii of glumi mam may
thnt contain mmilklmi, urn t I y , do- It.
inure, lancinating, on the chum may Wo strongly bollovo thnt the M
bit, roprOMOtlni LhC wlven Ol UlO toundlnK nlmllnrlty of conntnnnnin
t'rualdontii boilnnlni with Martin I amonf ths class mm population i
WiinhliiKUui, nml ohsoi -veil tho .'uniix- , Iho 000 mill only fOMOD for Him un-
A Well -Planned City House
, STOLZ AND SAMS
BOUT WILL SHOW
LOTS OF ACTION
liiK rlimiK"" In coalman anil coiffure?
Ami how iniiiiy of you - lliiten, i
I'nrnfully, now - linvn noticed the
.iitnnlahluK fact lluil nil of those
mil ii 1 U I ii h have faces OXOOtly alike''
Don'l bo smbarrassod not one
parson in ii thousand notions that,
bill II I" trill Their hair, you un-'
ii rstand, in ni iiipf uri bub'arrdntad
rorj differently, OJKh in tin itytal
affectod by the (4n1 i.aiiy the ropro1
MnUi Whan ih" DKJijkloi van
boloi mada, their orootor decided to
nlvn thiiiii nil Kituiiur rnron, thereby
iroldloi ii itinrm of orltlclon) ami
liiiiliirlnil data provlni Hint tho
Iftd lot In quOltlOD did not look Ilk"
that nt nil.
And pnrhtipa it wiik ttiniiKlit. ton, !
that llnM several ladlM muni ocrn-'
iiy onii kIumh cho for oontnrloi and
ion t ll r Ion, Ihom liml holler ho an i
arrabganiani to forestall nil vain i
dlitputoii nml piiimihle liouuty contests
umonit thorn. ArrurdliiKly tlioy worn
nil given claaelc furoH in Iho Greek
Mulptnra) Stylo.
At liny rnto, Hon W0 have n largo
(TOtip of cmiituro with more thiri
n strong family iikonoiui, hut dlffor
ontly miffed, dlMoronUy posed and
dlfforonily ilri'mu'il Tlioy arc In-
broksn amicability in wblcb Uimo
wm ladlei bava dwoit.
iiuihi: PLANTS IlKTUtv
TO window ii.hiu:th
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JL UK return of tliu bullae plant
oaaoo brings i ths always puiillnn
'I ltd i "'ii "wh, ro iihiill wo put
thtttf" If poltod plants worn ablo
to thrive In any situation it would
in- easy onouihjto locate Ibotn satis
factorily, but sines tho (Mil ma
jority of than) ntUSt hit vi- both sun
light and fresh air wo mum put
thohl In or very uoar (nod Mire I
windows,
for tho plant that domanda
abundant light, a banging situation
directly hkuIiihi a southern wimlow
ottort decorative a well ai phyilcal
ml von t iikoh. An Iron collar around
tho pot bnliiw iho rim will aorvo mi
a Komi kttachmotlt for tim support
: in k wires. Hero in a pn-tty baskot
or ivory wiikor, which la ho popu
lar ami yel not too nponalTo the
plant may hiog with perfect safety
all winter, providing of coune thnt
you mnvo It back n foot or two
ilurliiK oxtri inoly cold woutber.
LOOK AHEAD
Join the community tree planting campaign
Make your property more valuable and at
the same lime more beautiful.
Co-operate with your neighbors and have
your street a street of trees.
Last But Not Least -Build a Perrin
Planned House Behind the Trees
H. R. Perrin
"For Economical Building"
209 Hopka BIdg.
Phone 250-J
Support the tree planting campaign
tMUOMSj '
Suarly as much tntornst being
lihown by local fight fans In tho
Semi-wlndup between Earl Stolz of
Bend and Chuck Hams of Klamath
Tuesday night as In tho main evemt
between Mike De PlnUi nnd Kid
Btarkey.
Both Stolz and Sams hive been
Knowing a wiorld of 3tuff in their
work-outs, and with both boys heavy
bitters It looks almost ce:ta!a that
ono of them will lose by the K. O.
route. tStolz worked cut last nlgCu
before more than 100 fans and Im
pressed all of them with hl3 speed
anj general ring ability, He went
tour fast rohnde with Kid Alcorn
aod gave the fans a roil line on
his ability. Both boyj iere glvan
a kU hand after their workout.
Tie De Plnto-Starkey argument
will bring together a pair of hard
hitters and speedy boys. Starkey's
string ct vtuorles here make aim a
favorite, although he will have to
travel at top speed U he expects
to gj the distance with the flashy
Portland Italian.
Mcire real interest Is being mani
fested in Tuesday night's card than
has been shown here In a long tirao,
and witih real fights promised in
every event, It appears almost cer
tain that Scandinavian hall will be
packed when the first bout is called
prompt! at 8:30.
Notre Dame to
Meet Army Team
on N. Y. Field
NKW YOItK, Oct. 17, A deter
mined army mule today turned two
menacing hoofs to tho annual Nc-
tru Dame football game In an ef
fort to steam a march which has
crushed all opposition for more than
a year on the gridiron.
The meeting of these two major
elevens of east and middle west in
tho Yankeo stadlnm, marks their
eleventh struggle. Only two of these
contests have been won by the
cadets.
PERMANENT SUMMER TIME
DATES FIXED BY BRITISH ACT
LONDON. (JP) Summer time
will end tbls year In the morning
of Sunday, October 4, says a notice
i from the Home Secretary's Dopert-
ment.
I Summer time in the future will
! begin at 2 o'clock Greenwich mean
time on the morning of the day at
I ter the third Saturday In April, or,
If that day is Easter Day, the day
after the second Saturday in April.
piatT lien
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Six-Room J fouir No. 638
houses of today have only
rLtzix! sun porches, while the OKI
ones had only open porches. This
design lias both En open one for
shade on hot summer days, a:td a
closed one for warmth and cheerfulness durins
the winter. Tlx open porch on the front of the
house is an especially attractive feature of this
design.
This has been designed for a small inside city
lot, yet tliought has been expended on the ap
pearance of the sides so that in exposed locations
they may present a good cITect from all quarters.
Hemish or Garden Wall Bond will give a de
lightful finishing touch to the brickwork.
A study of the floor plans will at once reveal
tlie fact that nothing has been omitted to make
a modern home. The main rooms arc large, the
living room opening on one side to a screened
porch, while a sun parlor opens from the dining
room, to which space is added by a good bay,
useful for flowers and the like. I
The kitchen is well lighted and ventilated,
Dcsirirf fur American Face Brick Association
with the windows over the sink on one side and
the built-in breakfast nook on the other. The
refrigerator is placed in the pantry and iced
from outside. There is a connection from the
kitchen to the front hall poising the lavatory,
coat closet, and basement stairs, and giving
convenient access to the front door.
On the second floor are three large bedrooms,
all well lighted and ventilated, an ample bath
room, and numerous closets. Stairways to the
attic and to the kitchen are very desirable fea
tures. The basement contains heater and fuel room,
laundry drying space, vegetable cellar and a
garbage incinerator. There is an outside en
trance to the basement,
The ceiling heights ai e 8 feet 6 inches, and the
content is 36,000 cubic feet.
With a driveway at one side as shown, forty
five to fifty feet would be the minimum lot. The
first floor is well above the ground, giving good
basement light.
Prices Sweep Up
in Stock Session
It will end at 2 o'clock G-feenwich
mean time on the morning of the
day after the first Saturday In Oc
tober. Thla la In accordance with tbe
summer time act, which was recently
passed, to establish summer time
permanently.
N'EW YORK. Oct. 17. fP) Ttie
.flood igates of speculation stagger
i lng uoder the load of swollen
streams of buying orders, pouring
' f mm all sections of the country I
, burst upon the floor of the New j
York stock es:hange today and
! swept prices upward In one of the '
j.wildest sessions witnessed in re-
i cent years. The deluge reached its I
maximum Intensity In the motor
' stocks, whioh -were whirled upward
1 to 1 points on sales running into
the houdnreds ;:l thousands of
saares. Total transactions of all
stocks in the first hour probably
i ran over 700,000 shares, with the
official ticker at least eight minutes
behind the market.
NEW YORK. Evangeline Booth
has a fractured wrist and a sprained
I shoulder from a fall in her home.
FIRESTONE AND
GENERAL TIRES
Insurejyou of more mlie
age for your money,
ou get the best when
you buy Firestone or
General Tires.
Klamath Tire
House
"Cap" Calkins
Klamath Ave. & 6th St.
Firestone, General and
Oldfleld Tires.
oAt The (hurches
Flint In'Hhyti'rimi t'liurch
Sixth and Pino Slreets.
10 a. m. Church school).
11 a, m. .Morning worship. An
ttiom: "Tho Earth Is tho bird's"
I.ynos. Solo: "OnossiruJ iho Bar" W l
lobjr, K. is. Veatch. Orgon Uumbers:
"Me'lidlo BeJuorale" Demurest.
"Canzonottn" Armstrong. Sermon:
"Who la My Brother t"
6:30 p. m. Young People's and
Intermediate C. B.
7:30 p, m. Somion topic: "Mil
lionaires Plus." Vocal duet, "Tho
Endless Day" Johnson, Misses Jen-
! ?M Discount on all Wall Paper
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Moire ceiling paper, reg. 30c,
double roll, sale price 24c.
Other ceiling patterns 35c and
40c, double roll, sale price 28c
and 32c.
Ingrain 30 inch goods 70c, dou
ble roll, sale price 56c.
Oat Meal 30 inch goods 90c,
double roll, sale price 72c.
Mottled O. M. 30 inch goods
$1.10 sale price 88c.
All types and kinds of wall
paper at the same reasonable
prices
Browne's Paint Store
W. Pi Fuller s rains Valapar
V'.ir nln'-ins, Wiillpapor, Stains
und Calcimines
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nlo atad CharUtto Grover, Anticm:
"Soft as tho Voice" Scott. Org'a
program: "Bercouse" Patjos. "Id
yllo" Sari, "Cradle Sons" Dennoe.
Arthur L. Rice, Minister.
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Kour Square Gospel
The wihlte Pelican thoatro '..is
been secured for the temporary
quarters of the Four Fold, or Four
Square Gospel work, pending the
establishing of permanent quarters.
Following is tho program for the
next DJllci.vlng week:
10:00 a. m. Sunday school.
11:00 a. nt.. 3:00 p. in. and 7:30
p. m. preaching.
Three great services.
You nro invited to them all.
There will bo prayer for the sick
at the evening service.
Ilov. O. Lewis, BvangeltStrPastor.
Sacred Heart Church
Sunday, October IS, 1926. Rev.
A. P. Looser, Pastor.
Children's Mass, S o'lock. High
Mass. 10:30 o'clock.
.Sermon Prayer, to whom, for
whom, for what objects?
Evening iluvotions, 7:30 o'clock.
eft The LIBERTY
If the man you had picked out for
a father-in-law was trying to jail
you, would you keep a crook from
robbing him? The answer comes
In "Bustin' Through," Blue Streak
Western now being screened at the
Liberty theatre with Jack Hoxie as
the star. It is a slashing picture of
western life with just the proper
proportion of love to make it interesting.
The Washington Cafe
's the most popular eating place In Klamath Falls today
"There's a Reason"
YOU CAN
EAT BETTER FOR LESS
AMKKIOAN AND CHINESE DISHES
133 South Sixth
Wee Bhiac Flo.
Coolidge Hopes
Russia Will Pay
WASHINGTON, Oct. 17. (JP)
President Coolidge has followed with
interest reports that Russia might
bo willing to recognize nor wartime
debt to the United States.
No official information to this ef
fect has rami) to the Whtto House
but the American government has in
dicated that in the past no acknow.
lodgment has been received.
ltussin Is Hold by the treasury to
bo Indebted to the United States u
the extent of $102,000,000 in prin
cipal and $63,000,000 Interest,
Hoot Gibson, the star in "Spook
Ranch," which will bo shown at
the Liberty Sunday, found himself
up against such a "tough egg" in a
little town on tho edge of the Mojavo
desert when he wandered into town,
tired, broke and hungry.
In "Spook Ranch," Gibson plays
the part of Bill Banks, a Texas cow
boy who has spent his last $500
for the mining rights to tho Mojave
desert. Bill knows there Is gold
thore because tho man who oblig
ingly took his money assured him
there was lots of it. Tho only roa
sou he sold his rights was because
ho was In a hurry, Bill was told.
That left tho proposition a cinch.
All he had to do was dig and dig
he did.
He chose a spot In the middle of
tho desert whore the sun beat down
and dug a largo hole. He turned
up enough sand to build n mountain
but didn't find a traco of gold. He
und his colored valot struggled back
to civilization nnd tried to work for
I meal.
Everything in Electrical
Fixtures
For the home. Irons, washers,
Lighting fixtures and accessories,
etc-see us for expert house wiring.
Link River Electric Co.
WITH 5IBS. JONES
Monday evening tho American As
sociation of University Women will
moot at tho homo of Mrs. Wilbur
Jones.
A GernuiiU inventor's cabinet pro
tects phonograph rooords from dam
a'go by filing each iu a soparato en
velops h.ujig on. a Jo4, ; .
Do You Need Money
to build that home
If you own your lot, and have some money, wo
can loan you half the value of building and lot
combined, payable like rent. Monthly payments.
Make your arrangements now, before the spring
i tish begins, so that your dream home may be a
reality before snow flies again.
There is no quicker way of making money than
by real estate investment in a growing town. You
are in the growing town the rest is up to you.
Momyer & Momyer
Insurance; Keal tstate
tiupka uil!ing
Building and Loan
Phone 366
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