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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 2, 1925)
Pacre Two EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Wednesday rhvombtT 2, 1025 WILL LEAVE FOR "Listen in' on Oakland Ownets E LEADERS fMl&M IS. A ET IN SESSION is 21)ur NEW FORD- Never before were Fords so desirable as the sensational new models deluxe neer greater reason for the efficient lubrication "you get vrith Zerolene "'" for Fords! It gets to ail the parts where oil is needed most the wrist-pin bearings, the upper half of the cylinder walls, so often "oil starved" when an unsuitable oil is used. It costs less and lubricates better! A Ford new model or old is an A-i transportation investment. Protect your investment bv using Zerolene "F" for Fords. Give YOUR FORD the BEST of care! STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California) ZEROLENE VJFOR FORD! j State High Conference will be Held in Fugene Fri day and Saturday A .k'logtiilon ol 5 bojfi ami girls, nil leaden in school aottvtUM, will leave tomorrow morning for Ituiene where Iney will represent the Klam :'.ih county high school iit.ihu statu conference of hicli schools. spon sored iy the University of Oregon The delegation Is c unposeil iff Ken ton Humukor, president of the mii dont hotly; KUu- tones, presid 'P.: of the Annual; Arthur Moon-, maimgor I Of the Annual; Nerval llumll'un. business mtinugcr of the It iK It BlhOOl ; weekly publication and Until Christy i president of the Girls' League. The delegation will he chaperoned b) j .Mrs. Frank Z. Howard. The student conference t Bu- , (SOO will he helil Friday ami Sat urday, its purpose is to discus : mutual problems of hlKh schools Within the state and their solution. Among the more itnportttnt subjects that will be discussed are sehool administration problems, faculty ud- I rtoor problom, high schpol publica tions and problems of the tilrls' League. ' The high school conference la the sixth held In Orocon. According to ! advance notices, it is expected that j 500 students will he present ami 1 50 faculty advisors. Cara Nome Perfume and Toilet Articles in beautiful Satin-lined boxes make the most acceptable Christmas Gift Our Christmas Line of Perfumes Is tho most beautiful and md3t amazing collection we have ever had. Come in and make your selection while the stock is complete. All prices. Star Drug Store The foxctlfc Drug Sion KLAMATH FAJJLS, OREGON 14,000 Acres To Be Turned Over To Board Jurisdiction of Langell Board Is Increased SCKK FOR Acror.VT.s Stillman King and Alex Wilson were made defendants in separate lilts brought today by Marvin Cross Bly merchant, for recovery of mon ey allege ddue for merchandise or ey alleged due for merchandise or count against King. -.3 alleged to be $H0.13 and the claim against Wilson 567.25. East side irrigation unit of Lang ell valley will, for the first tinia. be placed, under the jurisdiction of the Langell Valley Irrigation Dis trict board next spring, according to announcement this morning by W. D. Newell, prject manager of the Klamath Irrigation district. "it will, mean that 14,000 more acres of irrigable land will be in cluded within the board's jurisdic tion," Mr. Newell explained. "The reason it was not turned over to the board last year was the neces sity of control by the reclamation office, while construction and" de velopment work were in progress. D. Newell, project manager of the Gerber dam project, and the digging of ditches to serve the farmers on the east side of the valley, there ia no reason why the unit should not be turned over to the district." Irrigation on the east side of. the valley will begin on a, large scale next spring. The new unit will bei separate and distinct from the Klamath Irrigation district, but will be under the supervision of tho reclamation service. John Turner is president of the' district, A. E. Gale and William Pankey, mem bers of the board, and A. L. Wish ard, secretary of the district. NORO AT CHILOQOIN Seoul Kxecutive E. O. Nord Is In ChitpQuin today meeting with the commercial dub in paving the way for the organization of n scout troop. Tho commercial club of Chlloquin Is backing the scout movement In the northern part of tho county and It is expected there will be trjops organised In Chllo quin, Klamath Agency, Fort Klam ath. Spraguo ItiVer and Modoc Point. Mnlln. .Merrill, Pelican City and Algoma are all ready to organize Construction iln(l Scout Executive Nord plans to meet with tho various business men of tho towns as soon as passible, According to Nord. Klamath comity has room for at leant IS trooos in the county ami It Is honeil coital, south d! Merrill, will he-jsom- ttat 9C0tln , aonn nval;,,K, f ROCK WORK ON ADAMS CANAL NEARS FINISH W. D. Miller Company Will Complete Job in Week's Time Rock excavation tho Adams pletod wit'iin a week's time by the W. D. Miller Construct!;!-, corapan'. according to announcement todiy h,- w n ISTewoI! nrninct manicn'. of the Klamath Irrigation district. The work has been projected by a steam shovel, which ns neces sary for the difficult excavation. The project is to widen and deep en the Adams canal, in order that sufficient water to serve the Mj.!. and Shasta View Irrigation dlstrht may be secured for next spring. The major part of tho wo been accomplished by work crews, but one milo and a half of heavy rock work ne-ecSilat-ed the steam shovel of the con struction company. for every boy of scout age In the county Accident Victim Improved Today Buy her a practical Christmas gift at Eto Begin's Dress Shop, 129 So. 7th St. (Adv.) 2-5 Condition of Prank Tankorslcy, one-legged mn. who was struck down early last evening by an auto mobile on the corner of Eighth ami 1 Main street, was reported satlsfac ),.ls tory by authorities at the Klamath rcc!nmatiJ:i! ' iiobiiu.ii mis morning, jvsmo from bruises, abrasions and the shock from the accident, the man was unhurt. -He will convalesce nt the hospital for several more days. Tanltorsley was crossing the street when struck by the machine. The name or the driver was not learned by authorities. CUT YOUR TIRE TROUBLE to it minimum by usitic Firestone :t tl 1 General Tires; Cheaper k.ml best in the long run. See us fur quick and effi cient crank case service. Klamath Tire House "Cop" Cal'jlns Klamath Ave. & 61I1 St. Fires' one. (Jenernl and Oldficld Tires. STUDY OF IXSAXK AST CASE KECOHDEI) BY SPECIALIST ZUmCII. IJV) The story of a demented ant is recorded In the Swiss archive for neurology and psy chiatry with all due scientific ser iousness by Dr. Rudolph Brun, wide ly known nerve specialist. The ant was discovered in one of the artificially constructed nests for scientific observation. . The insect ran about incessantly .while others remained quietly in the corners of the nest, apparently shunning the de mented one. The momentum of tbe wildly rushing ant wus such that it was unable to stop when anything in its path was encountered. After six days the ant was dlaect ed and, under a microscope, it w.u found lo have suffered from a tumor the left lobe of the brain, whlcii had destroyed several of the most Import ant centers. CllRBlNS RETURN' Mr. nnd Mrs. C. S. Currln re turned Inst night from Portland where they have been for tho paat week on a combined business and pleasure trip. They made tho trip to the northern metropolis in their motor car. Give Your Children MILK For Health and Strength Home made products that are para mount Crater Lake Butter, Milk, Cream arid Creamed Cottage Cheese. KLAMATH FALLS CREAMERY Phone 74 Demand Home Made Products "l know now why Oakland is winning and holding good will." "') ncier tren ill equal for tilVuround economy," "My new Oakland Six 0ntft forms rwti couly cart." 'My friend) marrcl at the car's nimlilcncss in traffic." Tributes such as these are pouring in by thousands from new Oakland Six owners. These owners are not merely Oakland friettdi, they are Oakland ftntU enthusiastic over the tyr us over their favorite performer in sports. And no wonder! The new Onklund Six priced from 70 to 350 lower embodies more than 100 improve ments, including Air Cleaner, Oil Filter, I-'ull Pressure Oiling System, Four Wheel Brake refinements and tho Harmonic Balancer nn advanced engineering feature imparting unmatched freedom from vibration. As one owner says, "The car has everything!" Roadster $97$ (OWPikc ItWJ) UikIiui Coupe lll23(Oldrleiia9J) Touring 102J (Old Pike 109V) Sedan . . 1195 (Old I'm c IVIM Coach . 1095(OUIW IHJ) I.undau Sedan 129VOWIW lfclJ) All trtitt 41 ffiWrs - rtfW ALm Tim flows faint kmHfn tin i,et it iki taAeftft jwi in MJt mil Inns rM sms im Ho ' w jnm MM smnsj R.R.R. GARAGE 831 Klamath Avenue WINNING AND IIOLDINC COOD WILL OAKLAND SIX PRODUCT o r O I N E K A I M O T Ol S NEW MAN TAKES OVER DUTIES OF TREE EXPERT J. A. Farley Resigns; Place Is Taken by H. G. Shidler Of Klamath Falls A 111) titer mnn un.iumud today Hit' Juli of true planting oxport fit- tho Klamath Kails Trt'e I'lantliiK com mittee, Hit Is J. B. Shldli-r, k'u. under the riuprrlslon if filmer .i plogutc, will he In direct 9 ha rite 't treo planting work undertaken by the committee. rtoslKnutlon of J. A. Fnrl.:y. who for the past few monlhi his un drtnlLMi tho work, vun socoptod .it 11 moetln. of the true planting com- uiitteo in tho ebatntwr if eoinmeree yvatordiiy aftornoon. Mr. S i dlei has had oxporlonco with tro' work and with tho export ndvlcy Mr. Applejate will Hervo Mtlstaeldrlly the demands .if the t.i - - AlthotiKh Iho (oinmlttmt will gladly coopornto with rol lonts tle nlrlni; to plant ii9t t his will tor. It will udvl?o agalnHt this mt'Vo until spring. Affording to Mr. ApplogAto successive freosos and lhawii whkh characterize winter weuthor 111 Klamuth Fnlla. would resin', tilally If tho trees wore thoy to be planted now. Ho advlned thut tlte' ho cur ed for ut the Mohlor JrconhMis';, near Altamont Personnel of tho commlttou In, Jack Kimball, chairman, Paul Lan dry, mib-chnlrmun, H. It. UarrMott, Fred B. Fleet, Miss Vera Jlotim j.i, .Mrs, H. N. Moe, Mrs. Twyltt rgtt son, Mrs. W. O. Hmlttl, M-s. Howard Perrln and Mrs. J. F. Kimball. gram which will l- eirrled n& tor hip di'iuirtmi'tit on verinejktla.v, IV oomhor 30, M follown: 1:30 p. ni I FlnaucliiK 'lty School Districts, lie- uior P. Italnoy. profotwor of hodl odmiojstratlon, University ,.r pre 0n; 2:ir, p. m.. Bubllc T( xt Bonks, William F. Woodward, nifmln'r of ICjuiool hoard, l'orllnnd; 3 : 00 p, m., Proft-totlonal Improvcntont of flrado 1'i'ai hi'fn. Qeorgo a. Brlsaoo, super Iniondont of schools, Alihtund " 4 fi p.m., hiislneis' mooting nhd eleetlon or officers; Tftntldlay, ft a.m.. Joint mooiloii i'ii departmont of solonce and matliatttltlea for dlscusiilon of a possible procrom fur iinlflod nuith omaties tetchlDR, led by John . Van Ofoos, professor of nilbaVbaitth, Oroiton ARrleultnrtkl collogo, J. T. Hamilton, superintended! of schools. Xi whorg and A. J. nittnor, V. 8. Ornnl Man achool, Portland; 9 : 45 ,t.in. dlncnitslon. THK WEATHKR Tho Cyclo-Stormagraph nt Undbr wood'H Pharmacy shows that tho barometric pressure rose thirty points hotwoun o'clock last even ing and noon today chnalng out tlto atorm very rapidly. Indlcntlons are for clear cold weather. Had la tors will bo In danger tonight unless well protected. Forecast Tor next 24 hours: Fair and cool with brlHk winds which will diminish. The Tycos recording thermometer registered maximum and minimum temperatures today an follows: High 38; low 23. If. H, Weal her Rt'poH Oregon Probably rain west, rain or snow In oast portion tonight and Thtirsdny. Cooler Thursday. Mod erate westerly Winds, Program Outlined for School Parley S ' i Tho Lincoln high school of Port land will bo the scene of the BttttB Tonchers' association mooting, Iho Inst throe days of this month, when tonchers from throughout the entire state will convene. J. Percy Wells, clly superintend ent of schools, who Is chulrmnn of Iho clly superintendent department, will attend, and has outlined the pro- 1 Fairbanks-Morse "Z" Engine The popular engine in Klamath because it is dependable all the year round. on 6th near Main Phone 371 For Sale-Buick Four With express body canopy top. ' Just the kinfcl of a rig for bauUitg milk to town., Sec it at Pospisil Motor Co. .Show Koom
