Pacre Two
EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Wednesday rhvombtT 2, 1025
WILL LEAVE FOR
"Listen in'
on Oakland Ownets
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LEADERS
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SESSION
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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-
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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.
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