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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 20, 1925)
Tuwlny, October 20, 1925 EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Page Two Shidler Talks to Local Boy Scouts Kxplaining Boy Scouts 'if. Troup Number o" whirl tholr fit-; turn duties as cltliuns -will be ami what an lmiortniit pari tliulr scout , days bare to do, with tholr (uturo, A.l stabidler, one of the Knights of I'y tlilnH, lusl evening spoko to the hoys nl the banquet glvon In their honor hy the local lodge. Following the banquet games wire; eujoyed and talks were given hy ii number of the Knights. Ovor twenty-five of the boys of troupj one were in attendance with E. Nord, who has taken charge of the troop during the absence of Julius Mueller. Mr. Nord has called a meot-j lug of the lroo) for next Friday evening in the A. O. V. W. hall at the hour of seven thirty. De Wolff Hopper Will Marry Again llAKTFDltn, Conn.. Oct. 20. - Ih W.Uf Hopper, well known com edian at the Amerloan stage, came from Botton today and after secur ing n II 'ease, married as his sixth wife Lillian Olaaer, singer aged 29. who gave her home address at Oak land. Calif. SESSION BEHIND CLOSED PORTALS BRINGS RUMORS HKKKI-M.KY. Calif Charges In the Dally t'allfnrninn, studenl new paper at the I'niverslty of Califor nia, that men stdueuis are spen ' ing most of their time gamhliu for money in the Stephens (Alton, student club bouse on the campus, are under Investigation by Presi dent W. V. Campbell and the Asso ciated Students. Council and City Officials Rc tire to Police Judge's Office to Confer Humor and conjecture wore rife today over what prompted a closed door session of the mayor, city conn Oil and fire chief after adjournment of the city council last night. City officials were approached on (hi cause of the meeting, but refused to divulge any "inside dupe" on the ground thai it was strictly confiden tial. The council, city officials and Hie fire chief were in session for H minutes in Hie police Judge's office. SACRAMENTO. Mi A'lta Dwy er, prominent society matron 01 Mooretown and a member of .ho board of school trustees of that city, was fined $1,000 in auperior caurt nl Orovllle when she pleaded guilty to a chnrgo of sale of liquor i:; vio lation of the Wright act. SEATTLE. Senator C. C. Hell ot Washington, a member of senate naval affairs committee, expressed biouelf in favor of Colonel Mitch ell's pica for a unified air service. Oregon Hopes to Beat California You needn't blow up just be cause your auto lire docs. The opin ions of there with yon are much harder to change. There Is No Excuse for anyone having poor teeth, for modem dentistry Insures Service that keeps the mouth healthy at small expense and little time. See us for free examination. R. D. COE, DENTISTS (Painless of course) 202-201 Hopka BIdg. 8th and Main Phone 835 BUOBNB, Ore.. Oct. 20. 01 all Eugene, the I'nivcrsity of Oregon football nioyeri themselves ctlhl to the greatest hope to hold California I when the two teams meet in Port land next Saturday. Some of the fans are we.-.kening, conceding tint California has a chance to snow Oregon under, but the Webfool team Is conceding nothing nt nil. The team is drilling hard to get into shape for the Californlans. The weather is aiding, and Coach Die!; Smith is driving his men hard. j The British government has decid 'od to try tor three wears an air ! service with dirigible balloons be tween England and India, to begin I early in I9tT. If la f I M Buy N'o i Speak Louder Than Mere Words Seiberling Curds Have proved themselves to be the ideal tire to use In the Klam ath country. They will wear longer they will give better service when they are old tires than ordinary makes will when they arJ new. Thesa are facts that can bo checked, up, for all you have to do is to ask anyone of the hundreds of SEIBEitl.IN'fl T1HE users in the country, how they arc standing up and they will ail toll you that they are getting more miles with less expense and trouble from SEIBEHLIN'OS than ever did from any other lire. You owe it to yourself to have your car equipped with robber that will stand up and give their full quoia of service. The Prices on Seiberlings Are Always Right. Wholesale Prices Have Advanced. SEIBERLING CORDS 30x3', 4 ply $15.50 30x31,1; 6 ply $21.00 29x4.40 Balloon $20 65 33x5 8 ply $63.75 32x410 8 ply $46.50 30x5 8 ply $59.50 32x6 8 ply $88.95 32x6 Oversize $93.45 PORTAGE CORD (Selbcrllng isullt) 30x3 30x3', Utility Cord 30x3 ' J. Fabric, 30x3' .. $10.50 $12.00 $9.00 $8.25 Balsiger Motor Co. Ford Sales and Service Guaranteed Used Cars ONE-PROFIT Facilities Alone Make Possible this Sedan of fine quality at the lowest price ever placed on a Sedan by Studehaker THKRR was time when the automobile buyer seeking great est value for his dollar was justified in considering a car of second-grade quality, which was reasonably satis factory from the standpoint of trans portation alone. But with the ndvent of Stude haker's One-Profit manufacturing policy, cars of the finest quality, such us the Standard Six Sedan illustrated below, are now only slightly higher in price than those of second grade. This small difference in price is practically nothing in comparison to the vast difference in materials and workmanship plus increased pride of ownership and the extra service that n Studehaker gives. Under this Onc-Frofit system we build in our own plants all bodies, engines, clutches, steering gears, dif ferentials, springs, genr sets, nxles, gray iron eastings and drop forgings. Thus we eliminate extra profits and overhead that nil other manufac turers (except Kord) must pay to outside parts and body makers and what we save goes to the buyers of Studehaker cars, And because we have facilities for manufacturing all vital parts on this One-Profit basis, we are nble to de sign, engineer nnd build every Studo haker car as a complete harmonious unit. Bring Unit-Built, the Stude haker functions as a unit with nil the advantages of unit over assem hlcd construction. The result is years longer life scores of thousands of miles of ex cess transportation greater riding comfort minimum repair costs and, finally, higher resale value. Studehaker Standard Six 5-Passenger Sedan (WOOL TRIMMED) $1690 Delivered for Cash m Klematli Fallr. Or, under Studebakcr's fair and liberal Budget Pay ment Plan, this Sedan may be purchased out of C?C. QJ ITYti'II monthly income with an initial payment of only J J -'Jill A UNIT-BUILT CAR Valw Smblliisd by "No-YarlyMll" THE fine Studebakcr Standard Six Sedan Illustrated brlow la uphoUtorsd in genuine wool cloth. Cerpetl ire wool. Window to real plate glaas. lr'ir wide door. Equipment Includes an 8-dxy dock, gaaolino gauge, coincidental lock to ignition and steering gear, automatic wliultlilcM clratier.ash recelvcr.rcar viiion mirror, Ktop light, dome light, aafcty lighting control on atcering wheel, and full-sise balloon tirei, . This Sedan has matlv siipe riorllfci bidden at well at obvious, llrtrly pillars are of fine northern white aib, cross-members of hard maple. Wo pay a premium for the ben teeli. Slam the door and the sound aaya "quality1' Swing on tbo door. Run one wheel up on the curb and note how the doora 11111 open and close bow the motor (till rum smoothly. Sit on the firm, heavy fenders. Try the (leering gear. See how easily It handles the full-site balloon tires. Teat the comfort of the deep, wide teats. Hun the engine the most power ful in any car of itt site and weight, according to the ratings of the .'. A. C C. and the Society of Automotive, Engineers. This is Studebaker'a Inwett priced Sedan. Make compari sonsthen realize why no car at a comparable price has more than superficial resemblance. Come In and let us demonstrate this sturdy One-Profit car, m LO DUNHAM AUTO COMPANY Sixth and Oak Phone 52 -W Studehaker Passes Its Shipping Mark At a o'clock on tbo afternoon of September 28, ehipnient of motor cars from the Studebalcer factories passoii the entire Bhlpntenle made by StudiOiukcr in the year !!'-. This record sale wan mad" possible by three Caetore cif nianufa4iure which have kept tba factories run niiiK at capacity and oyertitno dur ing tbo entire summed:, through Sep tember end Into October. Thn throo factors, as lei forth officials of the corporation, an:- 1. Oni-profit production: $HU,- '". Invested In plants and equlpsjteht for the tasaanfactoro of all or the vital pat'lM of the car. 2. rjhlt-hullt cdnitrnctlon: all tbo 'aforementioned rltnl parts ing designed, engineered, nnd man ufactured by one concern for each other, they function as a unit; no sacrifice of engineering, designing or constructing need be made to fit one pari to another, 8. The com pan ' adaption of the policy of not brfnglttjl out new yca' ly m6dels has stahltlxpd the value of Studehaker cars, The company had boon building a Urge Volume of reserve mileage into Its cars, yet this was Wgslod oach year whoa, now models depreciated the existing.! An W1 cars by ao pr cent. The purchase or! taeenient a car now iii'comes n pi'i-maaoni in- vestment in trulisportatlon not mere! ly an annual op tiny for stylo. With throe full months to go, Btodebakef's i'J2r, salon arc woii o lithe way to SStabllsbUli a new annual sales record. bbsbh " "" " w a . 9m&mmm eiitor has patented an nt-itu he nsed, a coin dropped In a elot to permit public teleacopos I removing n vision obscuring pert. PORKKiN RESIHTRATIOMfl L. B. Hopklas, I.ongvlow, Wash., j L. H. I.eevor, ,f, Copeuhavor of I'jr'.-J land, Mrs. Laura KeaUn inf O4II0-I n 11I n. and Hubert Breen ot Portlsnil, wore anionic the nuiorlsts win ar rived In the city registering I icl.'iy at the chamter commSree offieo. . HOOVE .V i'i:i'TS POSITION Clifford iiogue has accepted o podtijn wit.M the Bhell oil oompany at their station cm thn cirnor cf Main amd Bttttlll. pnOM PBUOAN DAV .Mrs. i'". McBtwln and daughter, Mrs, Klii tlicy, are In this sjtter noon lo attend Ibe fnnrrnl 'if floorsn BrOSffle, the yoiing man who lojt his life ai the camp on Sattttaay. BIRTHS AVKHV--To Mr. nnd Mrs. II. A.j Aveny, S19 Brood street, at Mie Ki n b i""fai liospllitl, (1 pen, ) QUICK DECISIONS Don't hurry into a Used Car deal. Quick decisions sometimes bring long regrets. If you don't see the car on our floor, tell us what you want and we will get it. When a man gets exactly what he asked for, he's SATIS FIED and satisfaction for cus tomers is our chief aim. Wakefield. Motor Co. 170 MAIN STREET DODGEr BflDTHen5 DEALERS SELL 60011 USBD CARS
