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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 10, 1925)
Pajre Six EVENING -HEKALf). Kl.AM ATM EAt,!,!?, OREGON TnusJ.iy, Movembov in, 1025 ... - -.'.imai'j.a.' .' ..v .... .. .i1... JWj? Satining Mrralft FROM ALL OVER OREGON Bits of News From Towns TJirouuhout tho Statu 'siiel Daily, except Sunday, by The Herald Publishing Company. Office: 119 N. Eiglith Street, Klamath Falls, Oregon, j E MURRAY Publisher' W. H. PERKINS News Editor WHAT OTHERS ARE DOING Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at Klamath Fnlls, Oregon, under act of March 3, 1879. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use of re publication of all news dispatches credited to it or not other wise credited in ibis paper and also the local news published therein. All rights of republication of special dispatches hcrchi are also reserved. The Evening Herald is the official paper of Klamath County Tuesday. November 10, 1925 ARMISTICE DAY Fires of patriotism will be rekindled tomorrow when Jhe American people join in commemorating- the anni versary of that fated hour when the guns of the war ring .nations were stilled and peace once again settled down upon war-torn Europe. It was seven years ago tomorrow, at the hour of 11 MT, AM.KI, IIAN'KEI! Casper Torhaar. Ml. Angel bank er and .IriiKHlst. Is sensed Ol hav ing bonten and lil-trealod his wife both In Salanj and .Ml. Angel, I" no intimate friend fur lis Is known. Ha has br mi luiiiiuii'i.Ml throughout ilj reddeuce on iiu bay hut whether he km ever mar ried la qui kuown. Some of Ills divorce proceedings instituted In aotiiialutaiuo have beard him speak circuit court by Beatrice Terhaav. jot a niece but her address Is un ta addition she alleges Unit ho has ! known. accused hor of Infidelity. declaring Tbo body Is nonv ut Klllugsen & that ho ac-usCd ,;no Carl Sehaofor on tho stroot ot being loo well ac quainted wlih her nud thai ho has nude decimal! ous on oilier invasions along tho suiiie lino. she assorts that her husband Is connected iwlth the s-"irsi National liroskopf. Hr. Phil Ivulser. ouaty borbnelr, is making an Iiivooiik.iiIoii to hx'nte relatives of llauie, -Marshfteid Sows; tOCAii nov ii()ohi:i Hmmv W'.i.uU well biMMrn I.. .,.1 bank at Ut. Ante! at $11S a ntsath, I hoy. son Or. una Mrs. H. a. that he owns an Interest lh a Mi. I Woods of this cltjr wan recently Angel drug store valued at 40OO, (elected head of the University ot that be has & 'homestead Mt. I Oregon orehestri) organisation, ii Angel valued at 230U ami aU that , w;i9' learned here this morning. A, he owns a (Vird -car. president of the orchestra, Woodii Sho It socking jioo attorney will i,avo niuch t do in irruiBini lees and 4150 tor support during concerts , ami appearances ot the de pendency of tho suit. ehestra. ; I Young Woods has Loon pronilni'iit TEAM KIN'S A WAV In musical circlet at the University Injured ill a runaway. !). St. llrliiK for some time. He has hen a'uiom- oAsk Your Dotfor Doctors, nurses, pure food experts, domestic science teachers (thousands of them), say "Cream of Tartar Baking Powder is best." Ask your doctor. He knows. Baking Schilling o'clock in the morning, that the armistice became effec-,is in hospital here with a me- bar ot tho orchottrn. since ins live. It was the pact which released millions of men and lurea sku" fa b,ul!. k,ll" ;i'' '" i at tb. m i, m " ' , , , . . , ,. Mrs. J. a. Newman is . ntined to taking a niedlcsl course. returned them to peaceful and gainful occupations. tn, hospllal wilh , trcwrod arml At tame time, n wu learned A surge of thankfulness and happiness swept over laro fractured rtbs and j. t. that Marcus woods, younger mo America when news was flashed across the sea that the Newman u suffering from cuts andlthw ot Harvey, had pledged to the war was over. The people of this country joined in a!;sas -ver his '. Tn toeidentjnttioaai music fraternity at tho ocurrua ill Jones crwi .n ao im ; i vi on.. . ii:iri'j urn uvvo a nioill 11:30 v.hou the h.rsos. driven hyjber of that orgnnisatlon f.r some Mr. Ncwmon. became frightened : time. Athland Tidings, and stnncd lo run. Grants P.us I r celebration never before equalled Armistice Day has become an American institution. Jnr at is was on that November 11. 1918. so it is todav a day of mingled revelry and memories. And it is couwer, just such a day as has been planned tor Klamath r ails. The urogram of the American Legion post calls for both joy and solemn reflection. It is a day dear to the hearts "of America's ex-service men. As they wish it, so should it be observed. THE CHRISTMAS CHEST Strong support should again be accorded the Christ mas Chest campaign which will get under way tonight with the appointment of the several committees to carry on his relief and charitable work during the Christmas holidays. . A Christmas Chest; with all agencies of the city work ing in close cooperation, will avoid unnecessary duplica tion and will give assurance that all of the city's de serving poor will be remembered on Christmas Day. The movement as initiated last year, proved to be both sensible and practical, and it is to be hoped that the Christmas Chest this year will meet with the same success. , BIONKKB PASSES .KVY ROUTE TO LAKE Col. C. 0. Thompsonsuperintend ent of Crater Ulo National Park. Albert T. F.ame. pioneer resident baft Tuesday morning tor tho lake of Bend, died suddenly this morning Ion busjnesi connected iwllh road cju of heart failure. Betides his i.tUow jtiructlon within the park liouud- ue ia buiioea ny a naugaior r. unfttgrlft, la the east and a sister In lown. c.d. Thompson, announced prior Kuueral arrangements will njt bc!to his departure that a now unii'i made until wjrd is received r:um,had been discovered which will uf- the relatives In the cast. ford a grade ot not t exceed six Mr. Frame, who has been janitor and a half per cent from the west in the Bend Clinic bulldlns. went 1 j j entrance to the rim of the lako. the furnace room 10 build th-j firoi There appears little doubt as to the C'rcam of tartar comes from the pure juice crystals of luscious crapes 1 a neaiiiiiiu m fcuit product JT m Powder tartar 'Powder I Extrtcts Splcci NASH ANNOUNCES Now Willys-Kniaht I Star Coach Gets Mrur t ttir irti rs mew luw rwu c M...1. U'.l, Diu itjuvii t UKS i 1 oiai. Model Coining Soon The N h M 'tors 1 o:ud:.ii has an luiiiicod orlct reduction midline uu 1 'jniln'iliiK lis nolle; of brliiiilr. 'u ,-.:i'U.oo on u,u AdvanreJ dlx and I "ul "I W '" ""'' ", ''"'""'d h Special Six linos. Tho new Ijw prlOM as usual this m ining ami attor ho TENNANT, CALIF. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Vance left Tuesday morning by 'auto for a few days trip to San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Campbell of Meuford, Orcg;n arc spending a lew days with Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Fllsnn. Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Fllson, a:e sisters. B. 0. Gholson took Mrs. Ghols:n and small son ftubert. Id Athland, Oregon, Monday, to the hospital. Hubert has-been ill for a couple of months and did not seem ts im prove very fast, so thought it would be better to take him to a hospital where he could receive better care. Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Ford gave a dinner party Wednesday eveni-g to a number of their friends, this be ing their 11th wedding anniversary. The lone dining tahlc was beauli Barbara, Calif., Miss Rentroe made many friends here this summer wh; were sorry to have her leave. ..Mrs. E. W. Hogue, Dr. J. Sandie and Jack Call are at present on the sick list. For Dr. Sandie we would recommend ten days in bed and a large dose of his own medi cine, think that will bring him along nicely. Complimenting the three recent brides, Mrs. J. Sandie, Mrs. James Bargnis and Mrs. John Temple ton, Mrs. F. S. Ford entertained wittr'a social afternson, Thursday, November 5. Those who enjoyed this delightful afrair besides the three brides were .Mesdamo3 I'arkcr, Brainard, Henry, M. H. Templeton, W. S. Hatfield, Millbanks, Girard and Collins. Mrs. F?rd served dainty refreshments, and all spent 1 pleasant social afternoon with fanry had been gone a lone time and .see ing no smoke cemlnn from the chim ney at tie Clinic, Mrs. Frame wont over to the building and looked for him. The doors at the furnace were open but she did rjoj see her bus- band. Several trips wo.'c made t jJMeJford ..vs the furnace room before the body was located Inasmuch as he had evidently stepped back to gel tomo klndliag i.vood, tailing while doing so. Mr. Frame was a weil-kniwn pio neer of the Bend country and was for several years a rancher en the high desert, moving later lo Bend, where he made his home since. He was 65 years old. Bend Press. feasibility of the propose I new route, but landscape engineer has been culled . ut to prove tho route, and if his report confirms thp pre liminary suncy a val Improve ment will result In tae roud to the lake rim from he fwest entranco. dully arranged and a mo3t delect- work and getting acquainted man able five course chicken dinner the brides. served. Those who enjoyed the ie- GROE8BECK TO TALK Local Attorney to Talk Before IV.pils of Eighth Graile TonmiTow Taking at his topic tho varioui courts of appeals. Attorney Rolto (.'. Groesbeck will speak before tho pupils of the eighth grade tomor row. At the present time the pu pils are taking this subject up in their civics class und Mr. Groesbock will make an effort to enlighten them on varloua court problems. DALTONS LEAVING lightful hospitality of Mr. and Mrs. Ford mere .Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Clay Parker, Mr. and M:s. B. F. Miller, .Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Evans and Mr. and Mrt. O. O. Wlngflold. Co.upllmenting Mls3 Margaret Renfroe, .Mrs. Paul Henry's sister, Mrs. W. D. Vance entertained ten of her intimate friends at cards Tuesday evening, ut her home on c street. Mrs. John Friend won the ladles prize and Mr. Olke'r the gent leman's. airs. Vance served lovely refresh ments and all enjoyed a most do- Mr. and Mrs. Paul DAlton bMTtng lig-Hfai evening.. For San Francisco Mr. and Mis. R. B. Hawkins and j Mrs. Hawkln'B mother. Mrs. Cora j Sir. and Mrs. Paul Dalton, one Eurkoe, motored to Klamath Falls; of the most populsr yonng couple', Tuesday, on a shopping trip. ,f Klamath Falls, plan 10 leave Tho Wlldwood Women's Guild: within the coming week "for Hun held ihelr regular meeting Wodnes- j Francisco whore they , will maUe day afternoon In the church library. ! their fm ure home. Mrs. Daltoa Itao The heads ot the different dlvisi ;no j been connected with the Amcrkcn reported their sales at the recent National Hank and like her bltt baznar und It was found that ih. baud, has boeti ot friends In Klam ladies haU cleared abovo all ex-j nth :.unty who regret lo loam the..' pensea about which was eo;-' are soon -to lodvo for the south. tremoly good and all are. very proud j - of llieir success. ; VTTKXI) MEIMit iN'IS DINNRR Mrs. O. O. Wingtield entertained i the "Tilllcum" club Friday at Inn- j Twenty seven 1 real merchants choon. All enjoyed a pleasant so- a,i employees attended the monthly clal afternoon. f dinner ut thu chamber of commerce I ' Miss Margaret Jttnfroe who has j last evening. Tbo subjeci of Us-i been visiting her si ,u c. Mrs. IV il usidi.n m, Iho training! Jf tlip"rtj)(i Henry the pnsi thyre months leu jpioyee, ..thiib was discitsVd by he ypduosdny for bey home nt Bantu guests In general. AGED MAN DIES Francis Hancc, Bangor resident between 70 and 75, died of a stroke of apdplexy In front of the Keizer hospital today' while walking from North Bend to his home. Hance has been a re.ddcnt of Coos bay for 15 or 20 Jeafto Ho once a.vned and operated a farm cn Keniuck Inlet but retired to Ban gor a few years ago. Little is known of his life. He was a very reserved man and bad HAT BR I'AJLfAUIJS Live -j.ik may become' a vaiualilo resource of :':kiyuu. If a prelimin ary survey under way gives Its sponsors sufficient ri ouragemont. Millions of foct of the sturdv oak art growing l;i Siskiyou ami much of II is accessible to easy transporiatlon. Heretofore, It has been used occasionally by ranchers for fenee posts, but to develop It into a high grade flooring type of lumber has never been attempted. Preliminary tests with the wood show that it it finer grained than the white and red oak of cummer cltl value; tbat it will not check as roudily as the other oaks and that It ia';es an excellent polish. Fred Talhqtt ol the Cherry creok region interested Yrcka men In the wood and a survey of utilizing the wood is being conducted here Siskiyou. nie effui'ilvo Novembet 1st. Nu change has boon iiindo in tho Nanli models themselves, and tho char actor and quality of Iho cars ro main uxuetly us before. Tils as'eup- iiiig -Misn on I in prices In. In ef fect, a double reduction according t E. H. McCariy, general Mates manager of tho Nash. Motor corn any. "When the new Nash n'.'deli were nationally Introduced July SX, suys Mr. McCariy, "they presented new und orlgluul body design;:, far iiiiju ioieuia m cousiruc- t lion unl mtajr ratlhtmtnu In en gineering ami equipment jffl of Whtth oiilullod largo Incroases la mani fjciuilng tost, If Nash sales and iHoilucllon had ii"t been Kfitgiblng nil reCOrdt for volume nt thai lime, wo Would certainly have been com pelled 10 Ihcreau prices materially. But Nash prices were held at tho tame figure and Iho response m the purt of the public to thin offering of greater value and greater qual ity was lnsianiane. us uud 'oountrv wide. In tho three months' p irlnd since national Nlgb Inaugural day. July L'3. iwhou these new cars wero first placed on display, sales h.v.'c moro than equalled one-half the sules for the entire year of li)2t, which win a banner year for Nash. So that It Is now possible for us lo make theau awooplng reductions on the Advanced Six and Sncilul ii automobile purchases. Willy uv liind ni annouin e,( production of new soron PHitngor WI)M-Inlghi Six. Ever sin e the Willys Kuishi Six was first Introduced last spring the 0 has been noted a ronsiuiil demand on the part of new cir owners fur a ivvon.pttsscniier ra( i r.tihil out a coinpleto line of ihls model. In producing 1 he new V.'lllys-Kulgbt Six for seven passengers, Willy; Overland has made several Import ant chanson In roiistrucilon und equipment which add t i thu beauty Of Hie car ua wull as to tho toni f0M of Its occiipanls. BeetttM of 'he success of Iho Willys-Knight iSIx engines no cbansM have been made in It, iwhllo tho thaasiH, remalnt anebanged wd Ji the exeupllon of an Incruaiio l'i ru.lr spring strength to earn f ir oddlUg). ul piKxengerH. . conspicuous among changet In the now tWven-poi lenger Wlllvs- Knlkhl Sixes It lini mouDtlM of the pure rim on the left band aide of the body forward f the left front door, adding consldui ably to the long sweeping Hues of the eg! anil presenting a rumpluloly filled out body at Iho rear. lines and thus pass on the earned boneflts. .AKEVIEU ASSlS-olt C. C. Mahan, county ussessor, of Lakevlew passod through tho city enroutn home, after spending sever al days In Salem allemlln; tlio conn- ty aggeiadra conruutlon. The Busy Fire Department V' gee mimsJ LOS ANGELES. The man nought by sheriff's d. initios 'of thrmi conn tlet under the fJUDMalOO he was .Marl 111 J. Ditrkln. udjeited murder er of a lb pari moot of JiiKtlce iis-oiit In t'hlrngo. was taken Into custody here by ahortly afterward relented wlih apologlev, The man, who prov cd his Identity as Miles II. Hon voiigh. in in !hk engineer, demanded and received a leiior explaining to all concerned Hint "this man Is not Martin J. Ditrkln." TOII.IVS ItEGISTHATIONS W. U Gruy. Fulton, (hillfornia. Jeff Bdinondaon, Ronan; Montann, Walter Feddenon, 'Ml. Hebron, Cnl- isfornia, w. 11. Hlnkie, Biatno, Wathington, and it. B. smith. Grand j 11 net lini, ColoradOi (Were the fbrolgn tourists who today TOglatered at the obambet ol commerce, ItAV NEW M,EMIH:ii Tho ne.vrsi member qf Ihe cham ber or commerce la Qeongo I), liny, proprietor ef the hotel Lake. The new Mur Btandird Coadii which was recently Introduced Lo the pu'ill at a new low prior rou llnue 10 attract many, loeordloj in II. E. lUuger, local Hul k r.rid titnr dealer. "Thin model bus man) fcsttiroe ivhlrh are very npponlliig I thoiu wiio upprecliitii real mine.'' con tluueil Mr. Hanger. ' T o p iwer without BOmpaflgOn jui In other Star models ubi eh muk II BOB Ihan ever one of the world'', great est values, "Law cost buyer nnve male the rJiicb popular and It has beau u problem to keep enough of llieso cars oil bund to fill tie' many or ders that are now being rocelrasl by ut. With Hie coming Ol winter nud the llrst showem, roach aaloi !ll be nil a nieuily Inrrcise. Itenorlo from the faetory nluw thai Ihev vlauallsod the ilemnnd for the 00.11 h and made ' preparatlphi ; ir greater- rolumo irro- ducilui." . SMITHS I, I AVING Mr. and Mrs. Wlllnrd Siujlb and in Tiiorni cn ure leaving Ibis even Ig by motor Cor Portland where they will visit with Mrs, Smith's mother, Mrs. H. V. Ileppnor. They plan lo nliend Hie kiiiiik and re turn lo Klamath Falls on Sunday evening. ATTORNEY Mol l l.l.oi (ill HERE Attorney Claude MeOttlloUgh of linker, form"!' stale senator anil former private sooiemry Id ex governor, Ooswald Wett Is 'tmoPB tho business visitors In Klamdth Falls today. While horo he Is vlslilim with u number of ills ebo 0. '(idamln. TO MEE'I' SA'I'I HDAV Hconl Ofrli'ilils lo Ab el at 'Inillib.'t Of Oonutwrco Saturday Shtunlny evening, NjdVsmhbT H. hi 7 o-'clook, nil Hoqtit of flqlrila will ik' ft II lb" ahoinbtr Of coinnien". with the idea .of funning It cmirgo for Scout leaders, as well 11s to firm 11 Seoul Loaders nsso lull on. Thi.i juaoclattoii is to have H i own pre. tldent and uthur Offlcert, and will bo open to nil BCOUl mastora and usslstanls and lioop tomiallleenieii. The idea of the association nvl!l be to create good feeling and fellow ship mid get the members iioqualnl ed With (inch othos. j , j rViiti . Je.., , IV .leivelr, Store 1!' li i""'l .t) f?t'!. r . hinolo r- a, 1,1 tngrnvqra. pnee n euttomor, ttiwnya H.cuuluuicc, . . . . io (llilvj Wood V' Ii:ivc (iirnngp(1 for un olr j;ouil bupuly Of Ll.'IB-WOOD nml the flrdt cur Is being un loaded today II in IB Inch. A car of 12 luch will be In Monday. We inn also furnish Ibis high grade heater wood In 2 nud I fl. length, on orders for It. Wo ndvlso early buying 1111 tbo supply may bo snowed In, a little Inter. Prompt service nnd fnlr prices will prevail. We handle' mi kinds of Wood Coal Fuel Oil PEYTON dc CO. "WOOD TO Bll UN" 601 Main Phone 635 1.1 Ut . pi. r. "'r fcVrV!!" -. iW. .-wcuhtita ; 'ujowwiigalgMM No ConKnamant Ho Hospital Bills MY celebrated non-surgical treatment for Piles does not confine you to your bed or room. You can come and go about your work at usual. From tbo first treatment you will be relieved, and no mailer bow severe your case, 1 GtJAKANTi'.K IN WRIT ING to cure your lol.i . or return youf foe. If you are suffering with PILES or ollur IIIXTAI. nr COLON ail ment wilte or cull fur my nw nil. I. HOOK of litforinitlun. It nlto rnnlalnii nunrly n bun dled leltcn hum I'ATILNTS. wtuiMJiiVBmttdii CHAft: L UtAIM.P..3nc
