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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 5, 1925)
Page .Two EVENING H KM AID, KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON huMtlay, November 6, 1925 Ashland Road Will Be Open During Winter Improved Highways to Be Cleared of Snow Drifts HtntHnVV)OHlHtt'!HtIl'(H STAR DRUG CO. The rarest of flavors in the hrmrisorrirst of tins for table use V I Coffee Baking Powder Extracts Spices SchillingPaprika Pepper Nutmeg 1 Sage Allspice r Mace Cinnamon Ginger Mustard & 11 others V J Ignition FORDS For less than the ccstofa spare tire, yoa can get these advantages man power on the hiBs flaer f- in any weadser mkk acrelCTinon without "bucking" a pmooth-running engine at ail speeds no timer troubles, and no dirty plug" nocaua to adjust, and no short circuits no spark lever to work - hen driving less work to do on the on ms trouble a Type 600 Bosch Ignition System w31 improve your Ford wonderfully. Try it you get your money back in 30 days if you're not satisfied- FLOYD 234 Main I HENRIOT Phone 397-W TYPE f BOO l OIIIION t'AX.NKI) FtHD WEEK Committee consisting of A.E. Brig ham, chairman. W. P. Fell. E. L. Keeney and J. 0. Holt, are today making preparations for presenting before the public the necessity of ob serving national canned food week. The special week starts Monday. Sev eray civic croups have volunteered to observe the special period with appropriate programs and dinners, consisting only of canned foods. One of the main purposes of the special week is to arouse interest! HOME. Mussolini has ;ne ' eye Local grocerymen and food deal ers will have special window displays n,i nrivfirtisinc in ceneral will be along the nature of broadcasting to the public information relative to the purpose of the week. At present the canned goods indus try buys about $300,000,000 worth of materials annually, it is pointed or.t. The industry' produces more than 200 varieties, the committee states. Eugene Guard. Autoists Protest Against Blockade i Special to The Herald.) YUEKA. Calif.. Nov. 4 Tourists and business men, north and south bound, are protesting violently at the so-called "booze" blocade that was established last week at the juncture of the Pacific and the Green Springs highways, seven miles south of Ash land, by federal and Oregon state prohibition agents. No exceptions are made, it Is said by the squad of ten men. who stop every motorist as he comes along, and politely 'but emphatically insists on searching the motorist's person as well as his automobile for contra band liquor. The blockade is, said to be the re sult of protests by Ashland and Med lord prohibition advocates and so far three men have been arrested, Beveral thousand cars, however, hav ing been searched. The men are M. F. Keyser, of San San Francisco, J. L. McCormlck of Redding and E. Dalln of Santa Kosa. The tola! amount taken from the three netted two quarts of wine and less than a pint of moonshine and Kin. The men were cited to appear yesterday before Justice of the Peace L. A. Roberts at' Ashland and they were released on indlvidaal ball of $50. Not one of the trio appeared for trial and the ball was forfeited. How long the blockade will con tinue is a mystery but the protests that reach Yreka are loud and long and threats af boycotting Ashland and Medford by tourists during the 1926 season are freely made. among the public in regard to meth-j j on the dove of peace and the other nrta of cnnnfnsf fond, and what nart . , , ., on concret? necessities. But as to canned goods play in feeding the; " large mass of people, it is announced j Italy's frontles: Woe unto him who by the local committee. touches them." V Bootlegger Gets Severe Sentence (Special to The Herald.) YREKA, Calif., Nov. 4. For hav- ia; tliree gallons of moonshine in his possession at the logging camps of I he Weed Lumber company at Ten nant, J. P. Valle was fined $100 and sentenced to servo 15 days in the jail here. Deputy Constable E. It. Prltchett of Tennant arrested Vrtlle and. following his conviction, brought Valle here. No more frantic kitchen-rush for mother these mornings ! What if Father has to make the 8:15 and the children whisked off to school? Three brief minutes . . . and Mother knows Albers Minit Oats will be on the table piping hot ! The magic ol pre-cooking does it. An exclusive Albers process that takes choice, plump oat kernels fresh from Western fields cuts, flakes and prc-coos them. That's why it's one, two, three . . . ready! Albers Minit Oats "Albert stand$for Bcua Breajaut" oAt The LIBERTY A real cowboy on a real horse; with the whistling wind of the un fenced range In their faces and great deeds to dare and'do! What more could any lover of western melodrama ask than this combina tion, which -comes to the Liberty Theater tonight under the title "The llldin' Comet." With Yakima Gamut in the saddle, and one of the great est horses under" him that over graced such a .world's champion rider and roper, this picture has a fine start to be thrilling entertain ment. And llirllling It is; with one of the finest and most compelling horse stories that' was ever told. The raw of "Meadowlark" (played by "Babe," Canutt's fine sorrel) tn save the life of the man who has befriended her; the swimming of the angry, swollen, rushing river where too bridge Is swept out; and "Bribe's" battle with a mountain lion are three things which alone would make this an outstanding picture. However furious the storm god may ran,', uutoin," traffic over Hie Ashltind-Kliuna't pulll highway will continue throu. "ut the Winter unimpeded, c. Kelley, division state highway ejMgliietir, announced this morning. What is more, fh re 1 a very fav orable chance that the road between Bend and Klamath Falls will ne kepi open during the winter. So far as the Klamath I'ulls-l.nke-view highway Is eunwrncd, rospoiis- lUIttty of winter pinlntenaace of the State highway department discon tinues at the end .( the Improved section, BoD&Bta. " tho counties desire to keep the l.akevlrw High way open from Itonatun east, they must maintain It themselves. Heavier equipment has beea se cured to take cutv of the Winter maintenance work on the Oreen Springs mountain, where the snow will full the heaviest on the highway 10 Ashland. Mr. Kelley said. This equipment will nuvi any atnergency that may arise. Work .As It Snows Policy of the maintenance depart ment of tho state highway depart ment Is to start clearing the roads ot snow just as soon as the snow begins to fall. It has been found that an accumulation on the road renders harder work In the end. One group of workmen hint winter worked for 72 consecutive hours with practically' no rest or resplU, In their effort to keep the roail open for scores of automobiles that Were speeding to or from Klamath Falls. Little trouble in maintaining the highway from Klamath Falls to Bo nanta and from Klamath Falls south to Merrill on The llulles f'allfornln highway. Is anticipated by the highway department. No stretch of this road climbs up into the mountainous regions, where snow fall Is heavy and long. On the con trary thoy proceed through tho farming country of the Klamath basin, which Is least affected hy the winter snow. Mori Msmttcnahcei The highway department must maintain ;i0 more 'miles of macad amised road this winter than last, Mr. Kelley pointed out: ten mll-s from the Fort Kldmnth Junction north-west to Anna Creek Lumber company mill: 20 miles duo north from Fort Klamath Junction oiitMe Dalles-California highway to a point above Sand creek. Last' year and the year before last this section was maintained by the United States Bureau of Public Roads. On Novem ber 1, according to prearranged agreement, their obligation to main tain these sections censed and was taken up by the state highway d partment. Hand Creek Difficult The most difficult section to open will be the Sand Creek hill, Just north of the junction. To meet this hazard, the. stat" highway depart ment has rented a large tractor which will haul a wedge shaped snow plow. "What Is really needed for that section is a rotary snow plow, hut as wo haven't ono, we must g along as best we can without it Mr. Kelley said. The tractor and wedge plow will be usod to clear the snow from roads In the Klamath Agency, Fort Klamath and Sand Creek section j. Concerning keeping tho road open to Bend, Mr. Kelley said: open to Bend "There is 77 miles of macadam roail from Klamath Falls north that Is now completed. That will take the motorist to if point a mile or so north of Beaver marsh. From there on work Is now progressing on a 28 mile grading section, which will be completed this winter, tf the stages have any luck they can keep this section open during the winter." - SPECIALS Thursday - Friday - Saturday Lunch Kit All metal lunch kit with vacuum bottle, Regular price '..$2.50 Week end price $1.89 Shaving Cream Genuine Gillette razor and Klen- ZO Shaving Cream. Regular price the two $1.50 Week End price 49 c Single Compact Jonteel single compact, comes in 3 colors, flesh, white, brunette. Regular price $1.00 Week end price 69c Alarm Clock Thrift alarm clock, guaranteed one year. Regular price $1.50 Week end price 89c , 1 Body Powder Georgia Hose body powder with large powder puff Regular price $1.00 Week end price 78c Composition Books Mexall composition books with 25 leaves for school use. Regular price 5c Week end price, 3 for 5C STATIONERY All shapes and colors in large and fancy boxes, regular price from 75c to $2.50. yeek end price 67c Spices Nutmeg, allspice cinnamon. Week end price, 2 for 25c J ami Rasberry, grape, 12 ounces in each jar, made with pure cane sugar, 2 for 45c Baking Chocolate '- lb. baking chocolate Week end price, 2 for 25 C Opeka tea Week end price, 2 for Tea V-2 lb. green color 65c Orange Marmalade Made with pure cane suwar, 10 ounces to a jar Week end price, 2 for 45c 12 " o ounces, oil, imported Week end price Olive Oil pure virgin olive 60c URBANA, 111. "Bed" Orango Is receiving many mash notes. These, with congratulations, make up about 200 letters dally. cAt the TINE TREE A very well-baliinced vaudeville bill will he presented at tho Pine Troe tonight, in addition to Pola Negri's latest picture, "The Cliarm- Crowdnn's Chums Is an un usual Dog act, one of the sort that convince you thai dogs can surely act and reason. Boh Marshall 's one of the best In his line and Is always amusing. Kerns & Kerns bsWe a versatile act and specialize In harmony and dancing. Miller ft Ivers have a clever bluckfaco act called "Darktown Frlvdllllea." The licudliners are Babe Dupre & Co., In a trip to Harmony Lund, nnd this alone Is wi ll worth the price of admission. The al Store Fifth and Main Street - -tr-MMrr . , Jj sCW Built Under Famous Super-Six Patents Coach The I! ' i hi New Low Price Pretty corduroy bath robes In nil the pretty bright colors at Boo Be gln'u Dress Hliop. for only $5.7r.; Just unpacked today. 3-7 (advj I Freight and Tax Extra :.o :-. . . aUsV .r. .1 M f And for those who desire, the Essex Conch may be purchased for a low first payment. I lie re maining payments conveniently arranged. Acme Motor Co. Sixth and Oak St. r
