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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 14, 1925)
V '',11 I ,7 :. I Saturday, Novt'iubrr H, 1926 j, , Vl'jNINr; IIKjALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON tinge Three III. r fvr WTien jow admire the hand some appearance of U. S, Royal Balloons remember also they are True Low-Pressure Balloons IF you nro one of lha thousands of car owners who hnvo bei attracted hy tha handsome appearance ot' lhca.ll black U. S. Royal Ballpona, it will plosLto you lo know tMa " 1 ' i. 1 i'"Hl.y -i 1 Thcue tiroii hold their good looks during the full period of thdr long service life. They do not show firmer rnnrks, mud or grease stains. Tlte boiuity otU. S. ftoyi! Bitlioont is in ad dition to those characti ri :tku tvbtclt have made these tiros Famous. They urc distinctive in being true Law-Prcscurc- balloqne. Their conf i. iic.tifi i ,;nJ design I : (iv?!y avoid the necessity of over-inflating the tires' to insure long service. You car. run them r.t genuine low air prossu; : i and get the eomfor that balloon tires are Intended lo give. Their ''Low-Pressure Tread" is flat. It pro vides much greater area of road contact than a round tread, there! y liiiiributing the weight evenly to every tread block. That is why the 'T:ud wars slowly and evenly. The continuous flexing of a balloon tire on the road calls for grei strength and flexibility of construct'on. ? i; :-trcated Web Cord, the pj.tentad prccou developed and patented by the United Statet; Rubber Company, meets this flexing perfectly and recounts fijr the excep tional mlloage of U. Kjy&l Balloons. So U. S. RoyaJ Balloona make a real contri bution lo ttie beauty and the comfort of the modern car. Start now enjoying the advantages of true Low-Presturc balloons. Untied States Rubber Company True Low Pressure M ainly About People l.oitllis M uiiiiitMCN c p FMfOYP ami Mm. living 10, Kuatorxoo P' T-X w will recover Mr. ami luinlly of liurrlH nr regjetera I Ulnnng III" iiitIviiIh at r i - hotel Whits Pelican today. Mr. Keatcpioii Im prominent la lumbor circle In Man Who Fost Leg in Train urvp.i, ami win n-l la bualvu Accident Showing Great 1 1 1 1 , . ti , I i wlill.. ..... '' roini.AM) ayntrm Anting itie Portland sue! regis Hi'it M tild 11011 While Pi-IImn lb doy ar H, .it. Hiiihiikoii. Uaorgw A, I.'.l.l,.,. !.' RMfll Mf. U I .11..... ' 111 on ami Mr. ami Mr. II. A TJ.S.Roval Balloons ioiij t Ac New Flat " Low-PREssuttr. Tread- ana" built of Latcx-traated Web Cord United StatesTlrcs are Gopj Tiros For sale by: Buick and Star Garage Imperial Garage i A.M. wnrtffriR.v nVHtxwn w.u:i: V. U. McKay of mocktou, Cali fornia lit aiuntiK tbtl ' n in. ur rhaln In lbs city Kiituy. Mr. fe Kuy iiIiuih to p innln hert tor bout a wi'i-k. ill ntim; i kom WEKH ii. pner, V. w. Cul0y nmi n, Osrrlty motored up Irpn tbelc bona at wdtd ysi'tordsy anil win iipiii'i tba v. i ck md In Hi.. Ttlts lake MS- Hun bnittioi 'ii. 'i Improvement Nov ii. h. Holia . ft. r. onKdio wakh iinn, who lom , rlichr li-g be low tb kne- yenferdisy mornlns at I'aunina. "win prpbkpty roeqyor frniii Hie Mri'l'-nl III I hf opliilon of I.MKpllul ntliorltlta at Die Kluiuaia (lanayal nMplial wbara HdlSNt la confJOfdi' if" t Huffrlos con- Idvrably from ib tarrilila ibock of Itif uciiid hut ftal ruiiefiiiii'f ara not nntu led. Ho!mi w lnjiir-rt whan bp lift)- pad from h.i r ar , putforin of a painicnger eoaih to thp ralln lii-ni'('i the ar. Two wbcrle on tba next car. a raboo paaaed over hia l s FOOTBALL SCORES Harvard ISrovrn o. boaton Collefl C; U'yit Vkffnfi Wealeyan 7. I'lltubtirgh 14; rmnrt;. Ivanta 0. t'olKato lit; Ryracuae S. t'ornell 33; taqbiiUK II. Wla'coniilu 21 : Mlchlsan State 10 Illlntila it: Waba-ah' 0. Amherat II; WlllUtim 7. Holy Croaa 5; rtutgera 0. t'olumi'la 21; Army 7. MirhlKan 10; Ohio 0. NebranlLa 0; Kaniaa Assica 0. N'acy 1.".; HtiTknell 7. Iowa 0; Mlnneaota 33. Maraaett 6; South Dakota 0. Griuiiell 3; Kaniaa b. Itartmouth 33; Chl(o 7. Theatre ni MM 1 TONIGHT ONLY Vumplrfft. VillianH, HerooM, 8 he rocs, ICxtras, all the film Folk iiT- in "INEZ FROM HOLLYWOOD" jV;miriiiir Anna i. Nilsson, Lewis Stone ami Mury Ator. !' the lif" of a fuinous mor.e star behlntl tUo flrrcon. Coming Sunday Colleen Moore in "The Desert Flower" Collet-n as a Desert Hot Tamale is the Funniest thing you ever .saw It's her peppiest showl I.I I T t oll ;lt.KS lax: J. Connolly. Kil. KmU;r. Totui WHhoii and Tom O'ffars nil I f; t his uioi'uInK for tin' (traai taajo'l country cut off nar Wwd where j they will con'dlie tb-lr work for the BoglMrti PseM l'KTKIK Ol I..AKKV IIW M. I'oti'non of I.al:rvl. I., tnr acllnt; hualni'na tnuturn in lh rl'y , today. Hi- l kuiiIiik at tin- HOW) ' Amide Willi.- Ii.-r.j. Mr. Pi tomon 1(1 Inferttled in the lumber cans lit the LaJteylew benntry. KKOJ1 I OBX KLAJLVrH llormr folllns of l"ort Klnniad: l anions tbu out of town baslneaa 1 cullem here today. KlXl.rit IS A III it T The many frb-nda of J. J. Keller! are Kind to b urn that be In ablo to l about uKain nftur b.'lnp roll-1 fluid lo Ii Is Iioiui' for r.i I day. with an Infected loot. Tbe rptectlpn wu niiisi'd by a Hpldi r btlu and forrod Mr. Keller to remain at his liouu' for i.rrral d.i. TO VISIT VAW is i Minn Mario Klilim: .. aeeppnMnleti I by Mls Jean Perry, Hobert kIkks and May Harlan, loft Friday by I inoior for Kuxcne. MIb.h lt!dli. will ! I Kit with lii'r parnatii whllo in the Unlvereity n . Tba party v.iii in tend tlii- Hnmo-roinlng.and ico the Kami' bettKaan p. a. c. and Qratctm. OFFICIALS LEAVE Fresh Eastern and Olytnpia Oysters at CLUB CAFE o. .. . - r. ot o. Qoma and OCbr Atlf:u tioiix DtPpODBlafU Stut HOttM in TiMtny MADTAti T't'viTir'i'iTTI HF.AS0NAE1.E Our xiwrt li. ex.flUnt' food ft) brim: y 108S PlE ST HOSPITAL itpla anil pargcons (1 iulel tfuriounUiiola i rml -hrattti. . BAN FHfl?ICtSCO I.I.I T l l)H Mr. and .Mrd. B. ('. Haokpay and two children loll Hits tnornlnK tor. Oakland , Calllorhlp, wbere they will rioelde. .Mr. mid Mm. Hacltuoy were.1 reaidonte of this city for iliro yannBj and durlnK tho'r rcsltlenta hurci lived nt Gil North KliYonth. LlCAVI.S'tl .MONDAY Mr. and Mrs. John Hnyi will leave on Monday, for (1 rants 1'nvi! whero they will piljka their future; home. DnrtiiK their re.stdonre In I Klamath Kails they have lived opj j Lookout areduc. T T C.IIr.nr Kllllllll "lk II . , home In ath HTHIOKR llERH former realdeni of Tonnry. now niakltiK hit Med(ord, arrived In the i ity late lust etonlnt on a bualneai trip, iin left, this morning i ir ChllOqulb to look after hla extenalve Interests there and will return home to MedtOrd this afternoon, ndcentl) Mr. and Mrs. $eiger purchaaad one of the most beautiful bonu s In Med ford known as t)reRon Terraoe end plan to make the valley eity their future home. 1 I MILITARY HUMPHRKY TO ASHLAND ticoi'Ke Iliiniiibroy motored to Anhiand thin inotnlDf where lie will tranaact baaiueai) maUara, eiuieet Iuk to return home tomorrow. I'oiiri.AMi. 'Hii:ni Mrn trniiirr., miiall rln.kfa. etirrful .u ... I.... utrtrl Ul ripiini'. aaafal atfeaaiaeaa M"1 neral iraiiilnu. I' n I n I tin II a rbrrrtully ritt iin li'iiuent. Machinery has been designed to IntrodUCO an emulsion of l"l:ixsted Into Iteem hollers lo prevent the tarmatvon of scale and remove that nlieaily onued. t latijaioi ni emf) Novelty Dance ( In u ith the crAwtl to Scandia Hall, Saturday, 14th, al.i.nri it ... .... ..'..,... : Benny Dotson's Synou SyiR'iiuists '"cnturing' ffir the first time new d irot si'iisniions (Deep Kim), "You T.elj 'em -I'm I'iIiic" nitr "Croon a Little Lullaby" I'j'QC NovclttaB I'nr All - Maplo i""looi- BIG TIME Dnnces Every Tuesday, Thursday .and Snturday THIS IS NOT A JITNEY DANCK A d m i s s i ti n 1 . 0 0 RKTlBM.NtJ sot i ll Mrs. A. Hnwn and ncke, MW Alnmedu Hull, have left f.T their reapectlvo homes in SacrjunanVM after an extended visit a the lrbm of Hud Hall at Merrill. Getting a Taste Closing Gut Sale Certified USED CARS Dealers Used Car Lot 8th and Main , 8AX.EM, Ore.. Tho Oregon-O.A.C. foot hall game at Kugeue today, to- : gcther with various, conventions In all piirtn ol tho United States, and personal business matters' that re quire tbu attention of "slate otfklala. in many Oregon commnnlUea almost j emptied the state house of offlelal- ,'ioni today. Oorcrnor Pierce left yesterday for j Xesehutcr. and Jefferson counties . where he v. ill speak to sotnij granges land inuko i.omc Inqulr' Into state bonir. and loan mutters. Itoy A. , Klein, state highway engineer. Wil liam Ddby, chairman of tire state highway commlaslon, and several ; member:', of the state highway depart-1 j rnent are on their way to San Fran- i lelaco to attend a meeting of high-j I way officials of various states. '., E. Crews, state corporation ' I commissioner, left today for Grants ' I I'ass to witness the demonstration of I a sold separating machine, and Geo. j Codding, his deputy, left for Med-! I ford on official business, j Secretary of State Kozer, State ' ! Treasurer Kay, Slate Engineer' Hliea j , l.uper. Dillard Elklna and E. E. Iltigg ( of the industrial accident commission j I are at Eugene for the big game. J. i A. Churchill, state school superin ; tendent. and Or. V. Hi l.ytle. state veterinarian, hope to attend the big ! game. Warden A. M. Dalrymple Is attond j Ins a prison convention a! Jackson, Miss., and Earl Fisher, state tax ! commissioner, a convention of tax ation experts at New Orleans. Tonight Only 'THE WHITE OUTLAW" Starring JA'K RQXtE and Srout. his marrolotis hort. Ti ; in hi het picture to date. Sunday and Monday James Oliver Curwood's most thrilling story "Steele of the Royal Mounted" With Bert Lytell starring. This is a fascinating mystery-thriller, screened in the great North Woods. DIES VP 152 I'KO.M MALARIA , MANILA. At the reported age of 1S2, Marario 1'erlas succumbed to i an attack of malaria. His birth date was accepted as July 16. 1773. Per i las was married four times aud was I the father of 12 children. He was the only man in the Island knonw to have tteep the grandsons of his grand j sons. Starts Over? General Hauling Four Trucks at Xour Service WHOLESALE DEALERS Hay, Grain, Potatoes and other farm produce Anderson Transfer & Feed Company 335 So. 6th St. Phone 795s Long Distance Hauling A Specialty 1 1 ;! 1 1 " " ill Ki i 1 I ' ' 1 ; 1 I Normandy Bell Ringers and Dancing ELKS TEMPLE Thursday, Nov. 19 Public Invited 1 am When' Armour T Phillips was fined 100. with the option of a lOOdny Jail term, on t l.os AnnelrB speeil tin: charge, lie elected to pay S76 and serve .10 days hehlnd bnra "JlWt for a taste of the sort of thing my ivli'- Is subjected to." Willllba la the hua band of Clara iMiiijip. uot.-ii "iuu.v mer" murderess" now tn Sail Onon tin (Calif.) prison. Tho picture shows ' . Phillips "doing time." ' ThankscjivincT Turkeys AW will pay thfej higheat, oasili murk! prlt'o for your turkeys. Koed your birds, ('all ;n onr otftco aoxt to tin ion oil plant on. Market Si. tor mstrui'lions "Hbtv to Dress "t'tirkoys," or .semi us a card with your addfosfl and wo will mail same) ynu. W'e will roreivo your birds from 16th to iftii. Inclusive. SWIFT & COMPANY I At The LIBERTY I R i , . n n 'nOujikiama AGGIK ROOKIES WIN . COftVALLlS, Ore.. Nov. 14. (fP) The University of Oregon fresa men football eleven was defeated here yesterday hy the Oregon Asgie rooks. 9 to 7. THK WKATHKK The I'yclo-SiormaKraph at Under wood's Pharmacy shows the nar metric pressure at comparatively high level and no immediate change In weather conditions is probahl". Forecast for next 2'4 hours: Cloudy and uusettled with mod erate temperatures. The Tycos reeordlng thermonietcr registi ri'd maximum and minimum temperatures today as follows: High 3T; low 22. U. S. Weather Itcpoit Oregon- Fair east.' rain late to night or Sunday west portion. Warmer tonight. Increasing soutlt I'liy winds. I WORLD WAR ANIMAL CASUALTIES ARE MANY LONDON. The horse and nulla casualties on the Western front dur ing the World war. distinct from ac cidental injuries, is placed at120, SSii killed and Injured in the official history of the veterinary services. Ol this number,, ITS -tfe're killed' aud 1.8GS injured by gas and 51, 30S were killed and G7,5:!2 wounded by gunshot. Aaron C. Head, Above, has Jnst Kceril uiliiiltted to ptncllco law botore tho Nebraska supremo court, resuming hlsprofcsston after a lapse- ol &' jrara.i,nead la 80t" " ', Dances' At The Aliaiifont Aitilitniitiiii will lie ilisconlitiiti'd until fiirthct trotii.'e. 14 I If wlien you lia'e' lti,'ffbiible you want your tirfjsirVarfd as good as iK'Wr-htiMLthefl vul cuhlWd in t)io"lfesf eafpped shop in Klamath Falls. Our Helntz Electric Steam Vnlcan Izers and export repair men as sure you of the best poHsilil'i results., '( Reed Auto Supply Co. S. llth Near Main Phone 298 Lvvvvvvvvwvyvvvvvwvvwi-vvV'iVlJ ; ! ; ! ; ! ; ; ; ! ! ; ; ; ! ;! m.w.m m
