The Evening herald., November 25, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

Wednesday, NovpiiiIht 2t, 192."
EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Pagfe Fivd
CAR LOAD
Sulphur
Just Received from San Francisco
This is .1 i-oinniiTri.tl ('Mile of sulfur fur USC "ti tllfalfa.
The price will be ;i follows, do long ;ii ilie itoek liittii
hi S;nl Lots, I Hi M), per sad; $3.00
tOOQ II) .' $2475
Jn Ion lots, per ion $45,00
Don't delay your orders on iiiis as the earlier ibe
sulfur is applied i lie fetter I lie results for the fol
lowing year.
J. W. KERNS
Moline Distributor
Farm Implements, Cream Separators, Milking Mach
ines, Fencing, liny, Grain, lrced and, 'Seeds
1303 South Sixth Street
Phone 557-J
Klamath Falls, Oregon
News of the Klamath Country
The Washington Cafe
'i tbs moit popular King pUr In Klamstb Falls tods,
"There's a Reason"
TOC CAN '
EAT BETTER FOR LESS
AMKHICAN NI) ( 111 NC.Sl : 1HM1IM
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oyi-n(tl"ct. You run dopd&d
iipon on r 0pt08Httlift Voti ran
havu pir(M i ronfldf tire In roKurd
tu hlx I'xntiilnnilon tun I btfl r--Kcrlptlon.
Wo mnko tho kIhhhs
Dr. H. J. Winters
Eyesight specialist
Klamath Knlls, Oro.
Wo (irliiil uur own classes.
Special
Thanksgiving
Dinner
Turkey
With All The
Trimmings
$1
1 to 7 p. m.
Robertsons
806 Main St.
LONE PINE
Mr. niul Mm. Davidson of Wash-
Incton and Mr 1,11,1 Mri. P Oni
'anil children from Midland wan din
ger k utHiii of Mr. tad Mm. Clyde
Harks Monitay nnil called on Mm.
c I. . wis In Um afternoon.
Mi .. ('. Harks iiml children spent
Sunday in Kl ii in it h Kails vlnltliiK
Mr. llnrkH' sinter. Mitts IHIIard.
Marjtirli Dowuulii spent Sunday
Willi Until CbliSOtO In Klamath
Kulln.
Mr. Stewart mndo trip to Orants
Pass iut week returning heme on
Sunday.
Clyde llnrkH unit Wllllnm Ilonflohl
are helping '. w. tiewii this week.
.Mr. Slrwari wuh n business culler
nl tin- lli'imly ranch Tuesday ovc
n. mi:.
Bsttlfl Tollman w ho is employed at
the liba Itiver flslrjf luul n very
painful accident Saturday, iilttlni;
in-r Hand, Bbo buti to K) to u doc
tor to Have it dressed, ami Is getting
niniiK nteely now.
Aiimu.l Andrew. Mil llnllon, I'lnk
llnrkii anil Mrs. mill Mrs. Clyde llurks
were anioiiK the shoppers In Merrill
Thursday.
Mr. nnil Mrs. M. p. Gaiarnoau wep
iii Merrill wodnoadny.
M. p. Oalarneau hmi the mister
tune to losi- one of his btfrsea Wae
n. jday 'I'M'' horse got out of the pas-
turg ami a eSf run Into It.
.Mr. Taylor Iiiib been helping Mr.
Johns saw wood.
Lbratno fiensiy was unatiio to nt
icnd school Monday and Tuoseny on
acopuat of Hii'knoHH.
fhalma liow'ts spent Sunday after
noon with l.orulno niul Paulina Bona
ly. .i. t. Cottnan was in Klamath
falls Ttlosdav on .Business.
II. J, noardaloy has gonu to Sp
lorn on a business and pleasure nip.
ills nephew "ay Boardalsy it attond
in,r bis ration while he Ih away.
The l'li' social at tiOdO Plhe h ri
dgy uvenlng was well niMnJui. The
pics nil mid lor a f.ood uric.', and n
vi iv u i it t nl ii i tin; program wn im
ebred. All hail an enjoyable tlco
KENO
cicvunger wan transacting
In Klamath Kul, Mon-
Vl3-
rrtun.
'r'KH' room
ving program
I wo tractors
SPRAGUE RIVER
There wiia a hox social at the
si' In Mil Imiiiii,' on Krhlay iiIkIii o last
week, ami niioiii nit was taken In;
Ih'- prOflCddl ko to Improving the
sehool properly,
Depaty ihgrlN Beal ntads a imsi-
iIosh trip to Um county scat on Tues
day of hint week.
Dan Wan, one of the proprietors of
the VVolford es4 Vftn Mercantile Co.,
returned Friday of last week from
Klamath Palls, lie had been speeding
Some time wllh Mrs. Wun, who Is In
the hospital at Klauinili Palls, Thev
have a new hahy Klrl, whose nainu
l Helloq;
Mr. Tarter, who m employed at
lie- I'nuipliell-Tiiwle l.illiih.'r coiupaiiy
lit this place had the misfortune to
get hurl one tiny last week hy a til' "c
of tinner striklnK him on the head,
lie was taken to the doctor, hut the
wotinil was net serious.
Robert Wilson, from the Khumith
Aneiicy, was here over the week' end
in mi. 'mi the funeral of mim Mabel
Laver, elio was kllleil In an auto
molille ncclili'iil on Thursdny ..1 last
week.
Miss Helen Johnson and mother
maele a huslness trip to Kiaiualh
Pnlfs one day last week.
Professor and Mrs. Bender were
business visitors at the rouniy sent
en Saturday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles 8. Hood of
ChUoQQln were to attend the Ignore!
of Miss Lawver on Monday. They re
turned the same day.
Mr. McNalr, Mrs. I'lrkett nnd Sei-
ve-y i.uwvi r Were al the county seat
on Friday of last week.
Leo llaworth, stockman of this
end of the I rvjilion. was In Klgm-
gth Palls on business last weel;.
We welcome a niee speU of weath
er, after the ruins nnd snow. How
over, the salvation of the ranchejrs
Is a lot of snow and rain.
Jink Il!irpf has opened a wood
yard at this Stake and Is ready to
serve hl customers.
Mrs. Ilerthn D. Wallace, field mat-
ron for this emi of, the raservatlon,
was In Klamath Kails on business
Inst week.
Mrs. June Riddle was In Klainath
Palls one flay last week un business
Mrs. f'lark and Mr:i. Qobon maiii; a
business trip to Klamath Palls on
Friday of last we.k. returning the
same day.
Mrs. ('. A. rtconchln. who tins been
unable to use her hand for Kt'cral
months. In improving; w- are glad
nnd rejoice with her.
Dave Skeen. one of our successful
ranchers on Trout creek, baa itt-.irr.-etl
to his ranch lifter a stay at the
Indian vawmlll where he hus been j PITTSBURGH, (P) Heavy loss
Working. 0f ijfo n th. coal mines has caused
the flute department oS m!no3 to
put into service 10 automobile res
cue trucks. In September ill! miners
lost their lives In the underground
workings of the state. Twenty seven
were caught under fulla, 11 met their
death In mine air and mine motor
accidents; 10 were olo"ctrocutcd or
killed by explosives; two were killed
in mining machines and two were
listed as miscellaneous.
The family ct I. Parsons
arrived Baeday, to ma '; tholr bums
on the c, V. Nohton ranch.
A large hand of eSee ;, passcj thru
Ken, oh their way o. California,
Monday noon.
T, J, Prathsr. Keno merchant,
was culled to Klam.'i. Palls, the
flist of the weok to serve as a
Juror.
II. ti,
hUlllilCHj
day.
Chester '.'.'Mini, busy hauling
umber fr-im the old "ToworV rauc.i
to Keno, whero be Is building on
t .o property, he rece .ilj purchased.
Kd I'iilsma Is sga n about, after
several days sickness, wltj a severe
u'jiu throat.
C. IV. Nelson motor. I , Klamath
Kallj the first of the eek, brlui;
Ing ImjJj wlih blm a loed jI lumber.
(ierald t.'aln spent Sunday
lilng with Merle And
The pupils In Mb
gave u abort Thonksg
TuesdSy afternoon.
C. E. Hutton ha
and plows at work plowing In the
swamps on the K. T. Nels'jn ranch
tills WOOXJ
ThrouCb a mix up in names ta 31
week, -we made the st'atsment that
Henry OordOn and wife were In
Keno, It should have read Daniel
Gordon and wife.
Thunltsglvliig will ho celebrated
In the Ken j a.-hool, by a two day
holiday.
Three new pupils entered school
Monday, they were Kalvln, Eileen
uutl James Parsons.
Hoy .N'.'Ison attend" I the meeting
of the county sch ol hauid on
Thursday.
A. II. Wilms of "Paradise Flat'
passed through Keno. on bis way
ti Klamath Falls, on business.
Two new dwcllirgi arc being
elected on the Itcsri. Simmers place
In Keno.
A. Whltlach baB Jus; had a well
drilled on his homestead, he re
ports he has tae finest well in ti-.c
ountry.
Frank llall of Hind Lake was
culling In our city the last of the
week.
L. W. A.nelersou delivered a loa!
of fine turkeys to the markets In
Klamath Falls, during the week.
J. E. Titrpln. of. the Keaj res
taurant I building an addition to
his residence.
IIK.IVV I.KSS OF LIFE
L'HARUKD
MINKS
NEW YOltK The editor of a
studcnl paper nt the College of the
City of New York has been forbidden
to wrltp further In denunciation of
compulsory military training. Hoys
will ho hoys, in the view of President
Moses. Ho thinks In voting against
training they were Jurt trying to es
cape work.
A Beauty of the Press
Lower Swan Lake
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Arnelt of
Klamath Falls Spent Sunday night
wllh the family of tholr son, L. L.
Amett. They worn on their way hack
from Upper Swan lake where Mr.
Anintt had insisted a Sunday school.
Mrs. Pi E. Stiles drbvg' to Klamath
Falls Friday nnd returned with her
swo uaugowrs norma anti ueima w no .
nro nlteudlng high nchool In twon,
nnd with Mrs. Eva lllhberl, who spent
tho week end nt tho Stllos homo.
Mr. nnd Mrs. C.'hos. McKeen nro
ponlemlpatlng moving their family
to Klamath Falls In tho near future.
Carl Stiles accompnniod by Mrs.
Delia Nichols and son Irving, drove
lo Olnno on Friday bight to attend
tho pie uncial nt thnt place.
lit I.. Arnell nnd finally drove In
Upper Swan lalte Siintlaj, to attend
the organization of n Sunday school.
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Tho press, which has mods many a beauty ruinous, now lias a beauty all
Its own. Miss Fawn Singleton, employed on tho Prove Evening Herald.
Is one of tha most benutlful girls In trtnh, recently having been selected
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Your ford-
new model or
transportation
old -is an A-i
investment
give it the best of care I
yesgivc your Ford the care it deserves! Drain the
crankcase every 500 miles and refill with the best Ford
lubricant you can get Zerolene "F" for Fords.
Zcrolcne "F" for Fords reaches the wrist-pin bearings
and upper-half of the cylinder walls, frequently "oil
starved" when an unsuitable oil is used. It costs less
and lubricates better !
Protect your investment by using Zerolene "F" for
Fords. Give your Ford the best of care!
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(cAurouru)
m a
ZERDLENETTOR FORDS
Oakland Travels
Some Rough. Roads
I received here by T. E. McMeans,
I District Manager of the Oakland
; Motor Car company.
Patterson'B remarkable record and
I the time ho made lnclueled stops
For the first time in ttre-history, for photographs, meals and rest. Mc
o'f motorelom nn automobile hast means declared. "His driving time
traversed six of aClliorula's most
Inaccessible passes in less than five
days. As a matter of fncult Is prob
able that this is the first time any
one car has ever covered this
ground, because motorists may drive
over one or two of the passes In
for the T-10-mllo round try) irom
Stockton was 30 hours 52 minutes,
in my opinion a sensational show-1
Ing of endurance on the pari of the
driver as well as the car, for, any
body who has ever been in the '
country Tatterson elrove through:
vear but I. is generally two or three; knows the condition of the roads
years later before the average auto- and the grades encountered.
such
1st attempts to do any more
mountain battling which of course j
means that he has a now means of'
transportation.
An Oakland touring car driven'
by A. II. Patterson, Stockton Oak
land dealer and former road racing
driver, recently was piloted ovorj
the Tioga, Sonora, Ebbotts. Carson,!
.ASKS l.OOO NEW SCHOOLS
HAVANA. Secretary of Public
Instruction Mascaro, ta provide for
the 424. 0S4 children of school age j
who do not now attend classes, will
ask for 1,000 new schools in next j
year's budget.
Of 275 primary schools In the 79 j
Placer. Lake Tahoo and Emigrant school districts, 0 ot mem are sun
summits within a period ot 44 hours served by "circuit riders." .who teach
and 1:1 minutes, according to word in tw-D or more scnoois
If
when you have tire trouble yon
waut your tires reparied as
good as new have them vul
canized in he best equipped
shop in Klamath Falls. Our
Heintz Electric Steam Vulcan
izers and expert repair men as
sure you of the best possible
results.
Reed Auto
Supply Co.
S. llth Near Main
Phone 298
L.
1j .' .. gOT'JBUBS ' j
Ii Of -3rljlC
f. ..eft'&Br kW
a Great Outpouring
01 woa win
Everywhere, the New Oakland Six
is enjoying unprecedented demand.
Everywhere, it is winning and hold
ing increasing goodwill. And that is
because it merits good will as no car
in the field has ever merited it before.
Good taste has endowed the New
Oakland Six with outstanding beau
ty. Skilled engineering has given it
unequalled performance in its class.
Roadilar . $ 97s (Old Price $1005)
Touring . loag (Old Price 1005)
Coach . . aeet (Old Price 1215)
Honest workmanship and fine ma
terials have made it enduring. More
than 100 improvements including
Air Cleaner, Oil Filter, Four-Wheel
Brake refinements and The Har
monic Balancer have established it
as value without parallel.
True value never failsof recognition.
In Oakland's case the reward has
beenquick and generous. It hascome
in a great outpouring of good will.
Landau Coupe SI lS (Old Price $1205)
Sedan . . . 115 (Old Price 1545)
Landau Sedan 1X55 (Old Price 1645)
All price at factory j Central Moterl'kinK'Payrnent Rattt, hmtotort the lowest In the
IUUU410. nate been made mil lawrr. lOUniWWiaitoimiiinwn' ittouin nmcwTnauaiiij
'ft I .. t w.ltj;'
R.R. Garage
831 Klamath Ave.
WINNING AND HOLDING GOOD WILL
AKLAN D SIX
1 Su-.-'-T
PRODUCT OF GENERAL MOTORS