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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 4, 1925)
LjiHMMRSMsW lire Two EVENING HERALD, "KEAMAT H FAILS, OREGON Wednesday, Novi-moor 4, lt2S Widely Known j Kid Starkey Wins On Foul In Geologist Is Ninth After Carrying Fight To Forum Speaker Trambitas For Entire Distance fir (,-..; Tran$pfrt4Hm Aill na tj m n o Local Boy Upsets Dope and Beats Poftlander Real Bouts Staged in Every Event Stolz Beats Sams But Gets Only a Draw E. Loreman Tells of Research Work in County With an Oil Heater for warmth you dress-bathe dneAncomfivt Pearl Oil maport ! abje oil heater is a mr-r-auxiliary to fireplace and furnace: wai-mth ic here you itZNf 'it at the toiich of match1. Pearl Oil is the Standard Oil Com pany's kerosene spec ially refined and re refined! Clean burn ing, no oily odor and it -u-on't corrode the heater! Ask for "Pearl Oil" by name. STANDARD OIL COMPANY PEARL (KEROSENE) HEAT FLIGHT ARMISTICE DAY CELEBRATION Flashes of Action!! An actual production of war c sccnpi. -r Musical cumbers. I Dam-lut; and Bnppcr Will. Nov. IHh,,' 7 . ... ; Bronclwa "J b uicr. IAL1S Under auspices of I American Legion and Lyceum Course C'-manittee. I Bring a Buddie-Plenty or Chow I Good Time Good Music AVE -with FBI atyour. DRUGSTORE He Overslept OiU! of our fri 'TkIh recently tahl .us 11ml. the only time he ever wanted to complain about a Kuntloek Hot Water Bottle LKJiii.v.'Jieii he eu'crHlejiL himself. H"mv;i'; too romf nrtnh'p in hprl K ANTLEE K l?Hot Water Bottle: .. cortuinly have made thourmndu ... Ul JJl-JIiV .TIl-l-JI V IUIJ . and tliey don't hav' lo worry, because a Kantleek bottle can't leak It's made in one piece and th.re are no seams or paltohet or spiking or binding, and yel a Kantleek Hat Water Route costs oulv $2-50 and is guarnnlce:i lor two years. Star Drug Store y. 7Jin yxpSJL Drug Stan 1 I .Main l-.ll.i.H, UHJSUUn OIL HA T 7 . If If moioct, summing up V the various methods used by gc o-losiits i i.. .1.1 1 ... wicimuuus .-viiiim . us ; a an jcoMuin area as Ihe.v existed in pre- historic ,!,, ni finally a talk on the geological conditions of Mam- ;:.t:i ummy wh reforene,! t . v ti-iv.-.iiiS f., :,t:..iK . ..; tbu Forum I'm 13.1 1., ' 1 J. E. l.o.em.ia, ccjluglst of nation-, n) reputation, who has been ere (or the past three weeks investiga: lllc local eonditlius. Mr. L reman remarked oa tt fact that 110 work at any lOrt had been dJiie In the Klamath ' regloa by the gove. muent with a' view to ascertaining the possibility of oil production. "Pnr . r,.jnn " he cni.l -,l,.la " feu I" w.a .y ...v -. Impression has gone f.rth taat v.-l-. canic action has destroyed any pos sibility of oil being found In this section. The idea is ridtSutttus. Ia the first place m.st of the "lava" of this section Is nothing mjro o1 less than w.ither-aged llmest.DO. In the sec.ud place the Kevln-!?an-butst field io Montana, in whica there are now more taan 30TI pro- klucing wells, is drilled in aad ar:und j volcanic craters." Outlining the procedure employ ed by a geologist in the search for oil Mr. Loreman gave the following tteps: 1 Finding vhether the area in question has formations such as pro dace oil in proven fields. 2 Finding if these formations are of such a nature as t: accumu late and retain oil and whether sandstone or other porous material J is present in the stru.tute in such' a manner as to act asa raaWWlr for the accumulated ill ,r gas. 1 ?,- Determining whether the prob-1 able iiroducing ands 'ate I within N practicable drilling depths. 4 Determining that tli- Btrastqrc is not broken or cut by the action f volcahoes or by s'-ifrs In the earth's surface. 5 Whether the area is surrouuti ed b mountain up!S;ts and whether t'ae. agenrias which caused the up lifts Sae cau-c-d sttTiistrucriiral con ditions uniarcrable to the present structnre. 6 Whether there i; a sufficient area of cc.-uninlatlon adjoining the structure to -afford a soare for the collection of a pool sufficieut in siz-; to be of economic value." Mr. Loreman stated that as a re sult of his research work here with in the past 3 weeks he had found ane section in which there appear ed to be structural, conditions fav orable for oil production. In Montana, Mr. Loreman iwas in strumental in securing funds which assured completion of the discovery vjell ot the Kevin-Sunburst field. His report on the Cat Creek field in Montana, made In 1916 for :)jf r Run. cf Chicago, was follow ed In 1920 by d.illlng of this field a4d its subsequent development as toe first producing field in Montana. Heppner Attorney Dies in Portland PORTLAND. Ore.. Nov. 4. HP) C. E. Woodson. 64. prominent at torney of Heppner und member of the University ot Oregon board of regents, died at St. Vincent's hos pital at 7:110 last night from in ternal complications which followed a general failure of health during the past year. Woodson wus one of the pioneer attorneys of Hepp ner and Morrow county. He was for two terms a representative from Umatilla and Morrow counties In the stale legislature. He Is survived by bis widow and '.Wo daughters, Margaret and Barnlce, both stu dents at the University of Oregon No Cholera Germs Are Discovered by Laboratory Expert No trace of cholera germs in dead Tulo lake du;:ka have been dis covered by W. T. Johnson. Poultry Pathologist, department of votci.in- try medicine. Oregon Agricultural cullege. according ta a communica tion received this morning al the county ugeut's office, However, th' poultry expert admitted that he iwi.s still at loss to account for t'ae cpl il?mk Pretty corduroy bath robes In all the DTOtvy bright colors at Bee Be gln's Dress Shop, for only $6.7r; just unpacked today, i""(04Vi Some of the. best ami most ovenly-niaU'hod battles t'Wl' SC01V Oil a local tight J.. . A -J 4.1.. 1 A ilMlULVfl till' DUtlt KIM Uiyitl at Oi:illUlllll Kill litlll. Jjjg firm), Rid Stai'koV WOll tilt? decision OVOI' Jolinilio ? Wta j th ; d a.f(, tarkev helt a ,. ,. , , .. ., . . . . ., slight lead over the Portland Kuumaman throughout the fight and would easily have taken the verdict. The foul blow was plainly seen by the ring worms and otrneL- inck .iftni- tli irimo- .ininln.l it fh. nlocn if tiie ninth. Neither the lighters bell. Starkey did. not want to wlu'" h. ? !M,,h,J "T hi. eofner, that his handlers In- :sie,l thai the claim be made. ree J.- ui Tower then raised his hand iu token f victory. I'revjjus to the fight Trambll;u It i to be regr.'tted nai tne fight did not e'liito tint tenth rcund. As the .litatter nV tnnd. Suirkev's atihereflts say ue would have been a sure wlunbf' while Trambitas" friends say !i waa Just getting wanned u Tako yaur choice. j . In auy event, Starkoy's perform anee against tho noted Portland bov was a decided npsoC of the dope- ouo that won't hurt him any if he takes up the game In earnest. It was a fight all the iway through with neither battler stalling a min ute the kind -fa bout that makct the game good in any town Iu the seaii-wiudup Mar! Kioli ha I IS your eyesight as good as the other fellow's? Is your atten tion constantly called to tho fa-t that your vision is not up to par? You need our expert examination and advice. Dr. H. J. Winters Myeslglit Specialist Klamath Falls. Ore. We grind our ow glasses. "Grave dangers of phys ical ills lay in the path of 'eye-procrastination." ifcT . ' r ' - - says HhfJ&ied ipfit ALL WORN OUT? So Was Mr. MrKer Who Tcfta His Kxiicrh'iirc Are you tired all the time; worn out night and day? Does your back ache as If it would break? Do you suffer dizziness, headaches, rheumat ic twinges or distressing urinary dis orders? Yon have good cause, then, to be alarmed about your kidneys. Do as many folks in this locality re commend. Use Doan's Pills a stimu lant diuretic to the kidneys. This typical case fa convincing: F. E McKob, Jacksonville, Ore., says: "I had a dull aching through my back and I couldn't do any stoop ing or lifting My kidneys ncto-j ir regularly, too. I used Doan's I'fl.s and they soon freed me of all the trouble and made my back veil and strong'" .' ' The above Is not an Isolated a:-:e. .Mr. McKee is only brie of many In Ibis vicinity who have gratefully -11 -dorsed Doan's. If your back ache. -if your kidneys bother you, don't simply, ask for a kidney 'remedy ask distinctly for DOA.vs pills, the same that .Mr. .McKee had. 00c, at all dealers, Foster-MiRiurn Co, Mfrs.. Buffalo, N. Y, I Atlv: 1 ' THE FOUNDATION OF HIS HEALTH" Among tho thouaauU.s who havo publlrly ex prewy f ndebtot new to T4u Lie U normal weight. liraiLh aivl Mrehgili. Is A. )t. White, whorwontly uld: "Tlie foundation Tor my present exped ient health w;u4 laid by Tiinlae. For monlhs I had bron run-down. 1 had lout all enjoy ment for food and minVrcd groat discom fort from Indlgttlon. My liver fts ntug glsh and that tin-d fueling was on rao all the time. "Three bottlen of Tanlar relieved my trouble and fctartcd mo off wJMi a ayntem mi thoroughly turned up and rentmotJ tliat I npn found myself feeling like a new man." Tanlac Is for sale by all good dniKgiftts. Accept no subgtituto. Tanlac Vegetable, Pills for conwlipatlon; made and rerommeuded by the manufac turers of Tanlac. . TANLAC fOH YOUR HE<Ii k4 cai'll ailU OIU' lUUl lleClSlOll ..t C..i.J: ' 1...11 nor the referee heard the claim the foul, but was in " k- 1 OhUCk Sains, his Refo-lblowrjl landtug cleaner and OCtlner, The fight was eilk'J a dra.v and the decision was unpopular With the crowd. sMMai The spMlal event sh.:uld have been blllvd- lid ' iveman a exlrt. Jack prim arid yilhiir llurrlhgton can both .boxj kit bith Torgot the lac and centered their efforts on slugging. 'Tap', rowd cheered con tmu"i:y throilghoal ;e flglil as the ailvautage veer I (rem one to the other. Harrington, the lighter, carried tho right to Crlm In mist rounds but seemed to be utterly unable 1 1 Judge hh) distance, missing repeated ly with his left and Mlaj his right oh)) in the clinches. Both boys were very, very tired and glad the flsht was over.- Thu draw decision was popular and just. In the curtain rubor lljnry II. irk took his first step In the oatnpulfn !j capture the mlddlii.vclght rrowi by knocking out Kid Sullivan with his left hund in the se on I round of a scheduled four-round go. Sullivan did manage to land o'i Burke ouce or twice but a career of wrestling had -. hardened Burko tlta: he seemed to think the blows were mere reminders that the fight was In progress. When .Sullivan decided in Hi' second round that he hud plenty the house was la an uproar. Due to an oversight. Burke forget ti bring his arm w'itb him to the tight mil a- a result used only his let throughout. Subscriptions on Hotel Stock Are in Arrears, Claim MEDPORI). Ore . Nov. 4. The Lithlun Hotel company of Aslilnnd has filed civil suit In the circuit court against J. J. Deakln for $120. alleged to lie due on stock sub scriptions to the hotel construction campaign. It Is alleged that Deakln subscribed for $50U worth of stock, but paid only 150 and subscribed for a $100 share and puld but no. HENLEY The basket social which was held nt Henley on Octbocr .10, was a decided hucc-sh. 'A 1 good crowd was in attendance to enjoy an In teresting program which included talks by ('otmty Superintendent Peterson and Mr. Bradbury on the beueflts of a community hall. FOl- iowlng the program was the sale of basketH which netted $103.70. After the social, several of the younger people attended the dance nt Merrill. The student body council met Monday afternoon for the purpose of considering certain bills and the advisability of buying a hektogrnph for the school. It was agreed o purchase thin machine as the high school is planning to put out n school paper In the near future. The member; of the student coun cil are Bernicq Dawson, Mary (Jober, Floyd Bliort, .Clarence Holier. Cecil Haley, Charlea Booth, Molvin tlrce ley. Tie- faulty advisors ire Mr. Schultz and Miss Waago. Friday nilernoon, Nov, ft, (bp I .Mai in soccei and volley ball teams will play Henley at the Ilenjcy school. Cood) games tire nulicluatcd as both schools have winning teams. Verb- Hcseltlne Is back iii' ncho-)l again after a week's absence caused by Hie Injury to his wrist received In soccer practice. Tin- Henley high school soccer football team went down In de feat before i h!' Merrill team by tile score or 1 to 0 last Friday at Merrill. Henley chances for the championship were set back one game, but the defeat will make the boys rigln just that much harder in Order lo bo near the top of the league. ' ,f By winning from Merrill with th" cote ot i ' to I the Hen leg girls have rim lied volley hall champion ship. They have won every game they have played. L. O. ARENS CHEVROLET 522 South Sixth - - - Phone 49W QVAhl T Y A T LOW COST Many Non-Catholics Attending Mission Many noii-t'tilhollca with limulr inx minds have taken the' oppor tunity this week to attend the Mis sion being held by the Dominican Father, Ilev. Wni. a. McUoriiunt. O. IV. of San Frunclsro. with the result that thn Sucred Heart church hus beou packed each evening. The meetings, which were begun on November 1, will be continued to November S. On November 0, 10. 11 nnd 12 Father McDorino'.t will hold a Mission at Merrill for the benefit of residents of that stress Is- placed i on the fact that the Mission Is more fur the purpose of explanation than ou veralpn an offort to actiiialnt peo ple of all faiths with thu true teach ings of Catholicism, that they m.iy form their own opinions from au thentic sources. For this reason non-Cnlliollcs are especially Invited to aitenu. LOS ANGELES Rumors that Agnes Ayers, film star, known In private life as Mrs. Manuel ReaoBll Is anticipating a visit of tho stork were confirmed by her husband. He described the reports as mlh ur previous, "But, 1 am happy to say. quite correct." All thi' world Is a stage. Ai l now. Coats - 7.r,0 and J1&.00, ut Ilnrnliiirt's. McCarthy llldg. ll-7ladvi F re s h Eastern and Olympia Oysters at CLUB CAFE if L M-fS"B aMak Winter Comfort ell lAJW To drive in comfort this winter you should have complete protec tion against rain, sleet, snow and wind. Only the finest closed car construct ion can give you that. The Chevrolet Coach body U Flshctvbullt the same construe t ion used on the world's finest cars. Doors and windows fit and stay tight to keep out wind and water. Rain or snow cannot penetrate the Fisher V-V one-piece wind' shield which gives you perfect vision and ventilation. Long semi own The Pilcher Store Displays Faith In Acrvertisingi! That It Is a firm believer in Hie iibsolulc neoi'sslty of advertis ing and .that It llkeWisV lias -an sbldlng faith In the future of Klam ath Falls Is display, d today by tho R. A. Pilcher company which today uses un entire six-page section of ndverllslng (or Its opening announce ment. The Pilcher MON 1" reudy to take Its pjaejf among Hie mercantile es tablishments f Klniiiallt Fulls, ami wilt open Its doors lo the. public Saturday mornlttg, following a for mal opening and reception Friday evening- oAt the TINE TREE "Confessions of a Queen" opened at the Pine Tree theater yesterday, it Is an adaptation of Alpbontfl Dau iel's famous story. "Kings In Lxile." nud tolls first ot all tho difficulty of keeping n kingdom, and aftor be ing in exile, the skill necessary to try and keep the name klnndoin from cqmlng back Into your possession. Alice Terry plays tho Princess Fre.lei Icka. who c omes to lllyrlu to marry King christian. Luter she Is I he Queen and goes through the most trying experiences both In and out of exile. oAt The LIBERTY A remarkably strong cast Inter prets tin' eharaclers In "Gerald Cranstgn' Lady" taken from the pop ular novel of Hie same imme which opettod Bt tho Liberty Ihealer laid night. m At ma' Rubens and James (Clrkwooa head the list or players, I.OC.ATIll) AT IIOSIIIH ltd JaineH Kolilnnon. lucul auto me chanic arrested some lime ago while In an alleged intoxicated condition, nlid who. escaped Iroin Hie custody ..' . I Ol II il"llli) Klicilll w one ueiiiK i.isiii to Jacksonville, in reported lo have been arrested at. Itoseburg by a stale traffic officer lor reckless drlvi'i;, Robinson Is said to have colllderl witii a motorist iii thai cJlty and whew arrested gave bis boine us Grants Pass and bis occupation as ti ear. ponter. Modfpfd fPribuns, Dresses - 7.(i(i and ?1B.OO, at Barnbart's, McCarthy Bidg -7tadr) Ufil elliptic springs and balloon tire take the jars out of froicn road. Add to bodily comfort the safety of scmUrcverslble steering and cqualitcd brakes and the assur ancc of a motor that always starts easily, and you can realise why Chevrolet spells winter comfort. Yet you get all this in the world's lowest.priced Fisher Body Coach. Let us show you the quality fea tures of this fine closed car and explain how easy it is tor you to one this winter Coach Touring Car 525 Roadster -325 Coupe Sedan 675 -775 .423 .550 (en I,.. ..mmri, i.l 1 ;., Truck (.hfcliil ALL pmcis r. o. B. IU1ST, MICJI. T 0NSIL1TIS Apply thwkly ovr tfcn. Vapo Buy Your Groceries at the ;i in 1 In : t. H Package Groceteria Beat known nationally ad; vertiscd brands sold in san itary sealed packages only. You help yourself and pay only for what you buy and not for high priced clerks. There are no special days. You can come every day and buy at the same prices. Here arc a few of our ev- ery-day prices: Alpine, tall 9c Kcllog's Corn Flakes . . 9c 5 lb Royal Baking Powder 2.25' 1 lb Calumet Baking Powder 28c 4 cans Continental Sardines 30c 10 lb sacks, Best Cane Sugar . ,69c 25 lb bags, Best Carte Sugar A .1.73 Folgcr and Schilling Spices ....... . 121jjC 2 lb B c s t M. J. B Coffee 1.12 15c cans Campbells Pork & Beans lie Everything in the stoijc at prices corresponding' low iMiiK'inlH'i' t lie I' oil, 802 If- It a lift I I T $695 V5CKS S7 VAPOl
