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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 11, 1925)
Wednesday, Novombcr 1 1, 14)25 fiVENINC! IIKKALH, KLAMATH PALLS, OK EG ON Pago Four Heart Trouble Is onlv one o( the many ailments "i which "the Mlenee CHIROPRACTIC excels In correcting. This is due in th fait that the cause Is eliminated by the nnpllcatton of scicn- tifie corrective prtncWbs applied to the speetfie spot that is troubled. No guess ing, no time lost, your condition is let tered by the first adjustment and It continues to Improve with marvelous rapidity. DR. O. H. MATHER CHIROPRACTOR AND PHYSIOTHERAPIST PHONE 404 715 Main Street OPPOSITE PINE TREE THEATRE Johnnie Tranlbitas And Starkcy Both Have Hosts Of Supporters For Their Bout Wednesday Night Complete Card of Boxing Announced by Match maker Sylvester Indian Fighters Will Furnish Real Session Big Crow Expected Did Kid Starkey have Johnnie Trnmbitas goinff when Trambitas fouled him in the ninth round two weeks ago? Would Starkey have put the Portlander away in the final canto of their torrid encounter? Did TrambiUs' ter rific body blows have the Klamath carpenter all in to rKf fnrl of their bout? There are just a few of the questions which the ring j worms are asking each other, and there s plenty or we boys willing to argue either way. And that is what is going to make their return go pack Scandinavian hall; next Wednesday night. There is every indication that a j few pennies may change hands on the result ot tneir bout. Britisher Gives ' Cherished Stone to New BttUcfingj0 PAY HEED TO THE ADVISE of doctors and conserve your health by keeping your teeth in good condition. See us for free examination. R. D. COE, DENTISTS (Palnlw ot course 1 I0I-2Q4 Hopka Bldg. 8ta and Main Phone 838 The Washington Cafe to the most popular sating place is Klamath Fall! today "There's a Reason" TOD CAN EAT BETTER FOR LESS AMERICAN AND CHINESE DISHES US Sooth Sixth Wee Shins, Pro?. DEAD IN BLAZE RESIGNATION OF DR. G. A. MASSEY -Up) Joseph Distesano and his i J. INUl f JkJKC,LJ four children lost their lives in a fire which destroyed a six family dwelling early today. The mother escaped by jumping from a third story window. Her youngeBt child, in her arms, was killed. The origin ot the fire is not known. Fresh Eastern and Olympia Oysters at CLUB CAFE Chamber Director Desires to Drop Activities Because of Business. Dr. George A. Massey .wants to resign as director of the board of directors of the chamber of com merce. But the board doesn't want him to resign and frankly told him s lat their luncheon in the chamber of : commerce yesterday' noon, j "I can't devote tbo proper time to chamber work because of pres sure of my private practice," he (said, "and I feci that it would be better for me and 'he chambor if ' I resign." There wasn't a quorum at the 'luncheon yesterday noon so no ac i Hon could be taken on Dr. Massey's I resignation. But informally the physician was told that his resigna tion would not be accepted, even if lit were pressed at tbo next meeting. jThey held that his work for the I chamber was too valuable to glvt i up. Wood MAN IS CHARGED WITH KILLING 15 PHEASANTS Starkey is bettor than many .if , the local fans give Mm credit for .being. He is always boring in and Tcau take 'am without Icslng his I smile. Any boy who can sw.ip blows with Trambltaa and 'in the ,mlar decision has something in hi twa arms and Beta and can COLUMBIA. Mo.. Nov. 11. (tV) head-line any man' card on tho Presenting a stone from the Cathcd-j pacflc s0,0 For Trambitas has ral of St. Paul. London, to be In-; fougnt nn,i beaten some ot the best eluded in the new building of tbo (; jogjog UI, ;md down School of Journalism of the Vnlver- j eoaafc slty of Missouri, to.lay. Sir Same I Jiu.k i rm and Wilbur Harrington Howard. British ambassador to the L th h.lvp ,( bvti of rtenql. Har Vnited States, said in part: rlngton Is reputed to possess tho "The power of the press is asthenic fIasaU, rlglu cr0SJ over seen in which has so Often been discussed ! M n0i.k of ,h0 ,W00,9i wM0 Crlni that I need not expatiate upon it here h;)S ( h!ck lh(lt s;10ua d. but I may say this, that the POweraster lt connr-ct. It oaughl of tho press in a country like yours , arr.ngU,n u3h on the Jaw m their Is probably greater today than it has Um 1)olu anJ pul (h() Klamath ever been." Indian down for the nlne i ..lint. Hnving read newspapers in many BJ H.trr.nKloll. bv n, slashing languages, besides the English and flnlsl) wo carned draW ua American papers. Sir Same said he ,)oy9 took gui.h punllhmellt has now her,- found what In his opin-! - , , ...painty ,he ion was tne perioct newspaper. i ,..,,,, liave K;m) another I often think that too much Is made round Welncsila. nigM Ih,.y will bo in the press, of those great twin! . . , I they .mix it like they dpi two weeks ago it is almost a certainty that one of them iwlll drop and slay out. Tommy Murphy and llubu.. Allen l w-rii .-m leather In a four-rouud your, digestion." nurke an(, KemlB will I throw gloves at each other In the TO RECALL WIDOW curtain raiser. Allen is an oiu-uincr in ure uur ed circle, and hi a slilfty, heavy brothers- pep is a very good thing, like a taste Ot rnustard on a slice of beefsteak, j bnt if you habitually have your beef-1 steak covered with mustard, you ruin I .Mrs. Zaclmry LanWowno t Appear Before Investigating lio-ly of President Soon fighter with a real wallop. Mur phy Ij reported to bo a comer and figures to give Allen 'all the en-, Itcrtalnmcnt he wants. This boy Fleming li no novice A?) with the gloves and Will give Henry ox-wrestler, a real trial. WASHINGTON. Nov. 11 Mrs. Zachary Lansdowne. widow of uUrke the Shenandoah commander, will bo j jjurKo Is as strong as an ox and as recalled Monday by the naval court , ( jug, as "Gyp the Blood." If ho of inquiry investigating the disaster j g(j(a ,nat right 'han'l of his In .work in which her husband was killed, for I lng order Mister Klemlng will see questioning about statements made!g0 milnj. gloves he ll think ho's In yesterday by the defense in the Cbl.a govc foundry. Mitchell court martial. WANT CHURCH UNITY CHICAGO, Not. 10. (Pi t:? Northern Methodist church has vot ed for unification with the South ern Methodist. Tie vpie has been under iway for months and passage by the 'constitutional majority nec essary was announced today as 11 316 for and 811 againit. The Southern Meth;dlst3 arc still voting with the result there pUH in doubt. We have fueS'ngod for nn extra goodrtupply of LIMB-WOOD and (bo first car ib bcinn un loaded toduJ -i it is 16 Inch. A car ot It inch will bo in Monday. Wo can also furnish this high grado heater wood in 2 and 4 It. length, on orders for it. We advise early buying as the supply may be snowed In, a little Intel . Prompt service and fair prices will prevail Wo handle all kinds of Wood Coal & Fuel Oil PEYTON 8C CO. "WOOD TO BURN" 601 Main' Phone 535 j A warrant Issued for tho arrest i of .an alleged game hog who lt Ij charged allot 15 China pheasants lin one day's s'loot, It became knon today. He Is J. C. Ciazely and ac cording ''to reports Is now jn Bobo 1 burg. ' Whether or not the sheriff's of iflco will wire a wurrant to Rose :bnrg ut uwalt the return of Mr. 'Gaiely to Klamath Kails before serv llng the warrant was not known, i Qazely, it Is claimed, hunted through (bo Klamath basin coun try one day and before the day's hunting was through had 15 birds in bis possession, it is charged. BAIto.N IS FINB1) SAN FRANCISCO, It. W. H. Douglas, who declares he Is a baron with estates In Germany , agreed to j plead guilty to petty larceny if a charge of grund larceny against mm was dropped and was sentenced to Blx months in the county jail. with ssat DRUGSTORE GEORGIA ROSE BODY POWDER To obtain Hie-most benefit after your refreshing shower or bath dust yourself with Georgia Rose Body Powder. . It Is cooling. .Mnkes the skin feel soft and smooth. Perfumed With the fascinating odor of the popular rose. Star Drug Store Tho fea!JL Drug Sfora KLAMATH I'A l.LS, OREGON oAx the TINE TREE "Remember, boy. that behind the government, and people even, there is the country herself, your country, and that you belong to her as you belong to your own mother. Stand by h r; boy, as you would stand b' your mother." Tbo heartfelt appeal to youth forms the underlying motive of the photoplay, "As No Man Has Loved," which conies to the Pine Tree thea ter today. "As no man lias Loved" Is based on "The Man Without a Country," the story by Bdward Everett Hale Which swept the country like a ; storm In 1S0:5 and which many aver vastly strengthened Lincoln's de I termination to continue the struggle I for national unity. Lieutenant No j lan, a fiery tampered youngster on duty at Fort Massac, Ohio, was I lured from bis' true allegiance by Ar.ron Burr's charming- eloquence, i In a fit of temper, he littered un ! patriotic words. On trial by court martial, he cursed the .United States and said he naver wanted to goo nor boar of the United Slates again. oAx The LIBERTY Cnllen LanrllM. remembered fur In, character roles In some of thn Biggest pictures in the pant f,lw seasons. Itas-n featuro role opposite beauttful Dorothy Itevier In tbo first of thr: Waldorf releases, "Enemy of Men,'' which comes to tho Liberty I' Theater tonight. i Landls plays tbo part of a young i doctor of wealth who opens a fr.'e I clinic In the slums of New York I and gives his services free to those 1 poo( devils who are too poor to pay or ,who are down on tholr luck. .Miss Revler l" ;i isoolated with n swell modiste. Her beauty nttracts men of wealth. She loves the doc tor., but .because ot tho vicious ttct of ono man who was almost un believably cruel to her younger sla ter, she determines to malic all men pay. r "WHERE QUALITY MEETS CONFrDENCEjf cRilchefs Shopping cNm ; , . Dependability' r WHEN vou board a tmin you expect to reach In desStlon. When ?ou buy merchandise you expect to get what you pay .., 4 You do a: Pikhet's. ( i ju ,, 1 But honest I No sales, no Crc4iti ' ) vaVvs und lowest pie k jpMlaUe in every respec, Have You Seen Our Wonderful Values in Footwear Women's Shoe Department Satin Colonial Pumps Spike heel, silver buckle, a verv nice fitting last $5.90 Satin One Strap Pump New Cuban heel, suede trim $4.98 Patent One Strap Pumn New Cuban hee, smitf fitter, toe free last $5.90 Patent Two Eyelet Ties Low rubber heel, all solid leather $3.25 One Strap Pump Extra value, black satin, black kid, patent,, new $3t9() Cuban heel Sport Oxfords Tan calf oxford, rubber lift heel, a serviceable oxford ;,!. $3.25 Sport Oxford Tan calf, oxford, low rubber heel $4.75 Sport Oxford Tan calf oxfard, soft toe, rub ber heel $4.95 Sport Oxford Black calf oxford, soft toe, rubber lift $4.75 We have a large stock of childrena shoes. Big values at small prices. Come in and see them. Men's Shoe Department Men's Dress Oxfords Tan calf, double sole, all solid leather, rubber heel at $3.90 Men's Dress Oxfords Black calf oxford, double oak sole, all leather,. extra value $3.90 Men's. Dress Oxfords Tan calf, brass eyelets, extra heavy double oak soles, all solid leather, rubber heel $5.50 Men's Work Shoes Black calf blucher, lace, rub ber heel, extra special $2.98 Men's Work Shoes Chocolate glove tan, a big value at $3.49 Men's Work Shoes Brown calf, all solid leather, rubber heel $3.90 Men's Work Shoes Chocolate glove tan, seemless Munson last,' all solid leather, rubber heel You can always find better shoe values at Pilcher's Shop Our Windows RAPILCHEKCO (Department Stores WHERE Q.UALITY MEETS CONFIDENCE
