The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, December 09, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextWodiumdiiy, December ii, 1 1)25 EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Page F.v FAMED F V SITING FORD dktihiit. Mloh Deo, D. Dun limn, champion tiddler, who arrived wih bin witu Iron Ncii'w.iv, Maiun, linn yesterday to vMt Henry Cord, witH itt t)i Dearborn country piutj today. 'I'lm fiddler mill It i it wlli', who have boon attracting uvuoli noUoi itiurii bo witu inviU'ii in oonio lo Be trolti with waiting in hii (ulii tu iiiiinn Mr. Ford bud for ih'ofr on tor t hi it men t wiiiii iii the. ejty-, Before rotirtni dirty lui n'nbi Runhwfi nulil ii... i bt wiiii n much Ignorant of thti program for liln viuli mi iti- Ktuitirul pbnllc mill ilm only mi oounooBiorit rouchafd by thd Pord organisation wa ibot there mlghl bo a lUtoment iHtiod iy Mr. Pord today. ArrlvinK lulu ywtordoy afternoon, Mr. nnil Mm. Dunham dr i"t ' thu riiiirniiii station by mi aaiUtanl oorttary froo) Mr. Pord' personal itAff. tin wblikod them Into m automobile nnil atariod tbetn for Dearborn, completely lunoring n oorpi of newspaperman who hud Jiiiiriii'Viil nil Hi., wiiy from Mulim Willi III. i OOUPlO. iii.. fiddlar, hi riiMiu under ono it rm nnil it pair of inowiboM uhdor Hie otbori wai lakoa dITootly to tha Pord office ti Dearborn, trbi i n they Word ibown through Ihi plan i and wh iro H'y not Mr, Pord. Tin' only roport of Din nootlnt wan iii.'.i given hy Dunhap) ImI night. lit tald Mr. Pord said bo wai "glad hint, tpd Hi" fiddler re turned iii" greeting and presented ii i tn wiih iii" nowihooa bo bad mn. I., for bin. Pord then, according to Dtinban'a roport, given over tho telephone trbjo iii" country club, mill tbdn h" wanted them to havo n good runt Uld i"'it them lo Ilm Dearborn country clubj Tim flddlor waa loud In liln priiliii' of Mm "supper" hi iiiui in the club ImI nlbt, aaaorl Iiik It win. tin. bust mm It" lutil over oaten, and wu highly appreciative or iii.. attention bo orao bolng given, obiaflmJk i 1 chassis and -f VlrfpJe scaled I V snjue A J flukJt VI.....I..I.I Fiit l'.,.ir.,.?f. Stdan Dcttcr Bulck Operating com arc very Uyir 'Hi in car in thrifty both in purchase price and in ownership. Bulck dcsliin protects all operating parts from dust and wear barricades them with iron or steel huusingt In the famous Bulck "Scaled Chassis" and "Triple Scaled Engine". The famous Bulck Valve. in-Head engine develops more power from a given quantity of gasoline than other types of engine. And now, the Buick oil filter makes it necessary to change crankcasc oil only at rare intervals. liven smaller, less powerful cars do not match the Better Buick in low cost of oper ation and maintenance. You ndd to your power to economise wnen you buy a Belter Bulck! IIU1CK MOTOR COMPANY, FLINT. MICHIGAN 1 , ," el I I '. I i ...', i ... i. jferBUICK BUICK 8i STAR GARAGE Opposite White Pelican Hotel Modern Methods of Dendistry '. litis reduced Hi" rout of caring for tho tooth to a minimum nnil him practically eliminated all discomfort. Bee ui for frOO examination. R. D. COE, DENTISTS (Palnloaa of course) 202-201 lloplm BldB. 8 th mid Mala Phono 830 Remember that your Rexall Store is headquarters for Christmas Gifts Lot iih Bhow yon our gift line, of (Jiiriv Nomo I'orfumoa, .Inn tool mid other exquisite odors you- nro sso fumllliir With. Cotii" onrly wlilln our Hindi Is rrosli, cloiui and sparklliiK. Prices to fit your pooketbook. Star Drag Store KLAMATH CALLS, OltKtiON ! oAt the CPINE TREE i HaTO ..ou over inailti n motor trip I aoroia tbo cbntlnontT Jf you havo, or if you haven't, for that antator Reginald Donny.do monttratos how It aliotiid bo doiio In "Ciilll ir:il,i straight Alitmd," tho i feature at iii" Pino Trod theutro to night, Willi Hi" Unusual situations pro j uoittod iii n transQontlnantaj motor trip, Denny mid his director, Harry Pollard, It u vi- muuaged to mako I "California Straight Ahead" pooalbly thu raoal ontortatnlng of Danny's rorcnl series of feature farco eom pdlpa. Tro.rollng Iti a palallal hunsaluw-on-wnoela', bonny, In tho rolo of p Jilted suitor, nttompla "to forgot" by JournoyliiK across tho eountry ly motor. Instead of tlndldg solltuilo upd ponce, ho finds everything else, Including his ex-flanceo, various ac eldonts and mishaps, a storm In which several wild animals oscnpo and Invade an auto camp, and nu merous other diverting things. ABERDEEN WOMAN FOUND MURDERED Aberdeen Wash.. Dee. I). Mn. Jainos Chaptnad was murdered In hur room In an Aberdeen hotel about 1 o'clock thin morning. Her throat ivns out, apparently with u sntoty razor blade. Her buiiliand was ur rostod nnil 1b being held ponding an Investigation, Postal Clerk Was First To Propose Seals jinit twenty one yours ago an b euro postal -i r it in Donmarli con- leived the Idiitt of a deroriitlvn itarap to bo piu'i'd on Christmas mat mi n in '-it ii h of rabiiiiK funds Fa. .. Iia...Ii.I f l..l...un..l..l. ,.1.11.1 rod, a few y 111,1 later the firm 1 i'lirlntmu seals that wore sold lit' 1I111 I'nlted mains riilm-d 13,00(1 for: tha purchaao of a panltorium alto Dolawaro, Last year, 1P24, tho salo brimghi approximately 1 4 . r 0 u Into (bo coffers of Ihe 1S00 ori nn laatlbna atflliatod with tbo hatlonal body, with 1,2(0,000,000 soali! printed for tb" National atlOOlAtlon, Again tbo little seals tli'ut bear "Merry CbrlstmiiH uud Oood Health' are coming Into our homos by mall mi lotten and packages, to furilur itreogtbon tho criat cAmpalgnl uKiiinst one of the world's greatest in 1, unices, Candy counters, cigar' counters, hotel desks, stores, hotel lobbies, pom office lohhltn ami a'.l plums public havo tho sealii for sale. During ih" twenty-one yean, this seal linn helped to finance hundreds of lorn! slate and nullonal campaign lo seiure hospitals, saimtorliinn, clinic and dispensaries, At least 20,000 public health nurses are ut work In Ihe schools and homes to' educate Children and parents lu the rules of healthful living. In this way minor physical defects are de tected and, because of early treat ment a phynteal breakdown in later life with tuberculosis or some other serious disease Is often prevented. Al) the large cities throughout the Culled States have tho open-air choola, preventorlu and nutrition classes irtj ro tbo, ohlldron of luber cu lotto parents and others below j par arc brought back to normal ghl and strength. At tho pren 01 time there aro approximately 3,000 such Institutions In this coun- r try. Tna Cbrlstmaa seal has mado possible lb" modern health crusade,! tho inrgist child-health movement In the world, through which 8,000,-' 000 school children have been taught dully habits of cleanliness, dlot, ex orcise and rust so that they may develop Into robot men and wo men. Bo Just remember when you buy tho lltllo gummed slickers, to do so wlih n smll" and happy bean, knowing that lu doing bo, you are participating In mi Investment In In dividual and community health. .More than that, we become a part of the message of hope which the seal carries to the many thousand:' who otherwise become vlctlmH of a preventable anil durable disease. Ill nil truth, the mission of this lit tle Christmas seal Is "Joyous Health." pniiDn c IMI UUflHUd ID BE CHANGED Morale at State Penitentiary to be Bettered by new Warden HAI.K.M, Ore., Dec, 0. All of those change rccommond'"! ty Gov ernor Piorco prlion InrmUKutlon couimliteo thut are found to be practicable under existing financial conditions are to ho egrrlsd ou under liln administration of the statu penitentiary, .). w. Ullle. ;;, Int ml Saturday to succeed A. M. DAI vymplo an warden, doClar-d In an lntnrvlow this mcrnlng. In add lion, the now wurden baa under consideration seroral OfcAngog anil reforms of his own that will bo pu! Int.i effect as rapidly an circum stances will permit, Tbe:e will be no general revolution of methods and practice Inaugurated In a day, but tho new wardotj has a very definite goal of standard 1 fir the conduct of the Institution In mind, and ho aaya he Intends to koop plugging away until they aro rea lized. Strict dlsrlpllno in handling the prisoners and stronger morale among the guards aro Ihe two ob jectives I, lllle bus in mind for tho Immediate present. As tho reor ganization progresses younger and more jih. sl ally active men are to be selected us guard.!, and strict at tentlon to their bustnes at all time Is lo bo Inflated up;n. "Taoro Is to bo no politics played lu the selection of guards," said Llllle. "Wherever it la pomible to got them I want young men who are physically fit, preferably bo tween 30 and 35 years oM. Tho Job of organizing them Into an efficient body, ready to function at all times and in any emergency will be haul- led by Captain tl.lden, who will be responsible for their conduct. The will bo thoroughly drilled, and tar got practlco onco n woek will be re quired." 1 One. practice that ha been gen eral in tho past, and noted In the Investigating committee's report, is going go be stamped out Immedi ately, tho warden announced. MERRILL (loo. J. Walton of Klamath Fall was In Merrill Friday. Mr. and Mrs. ROy Rhlnehart and Mrs. It. II. I.usconib of Klamath Falls visited with Mr. and Mra. j4. t". Hnwood Friday evening. Friday evening the Ladies' Aid livid their annual bazaar at tho community hall. The booths were all attractively decorated. A large crowd was out. The flah pond 1 Waa well patronised by both young and old and was sold out early in tho evening. The candy also sold Well, Something like flSO was tak en In. A number of nrticles were loft. The bov m ouls havo changed Ihelr timu of mooting from Friday ove rling until Saturday evening and the next meeting will be held in tho club rooms Saturday evening. Mrs. Fred Fletcher was u visitor In Merrill Friday. , C. O. Merrill was auctioneer for the Henley snlos Friday nt tho Hun lev ranch. It Is reported n large crowd Waa present and that prices brought wore good. O. S. Eks mnn and II. H. Hill were among thoso from Morrill attending tho sale. Frank Haley who has been spend ing the summer In Morrill has gone to his homo In Susanvllle, Cnlir. Mr. Ilitlludiiv Of Holladay unit Truoloya mnrltct In Klamath Falls was In Merrill Sunday. The senior class of tho Morrill high school Will give a piny, "The Dummy," Friday evening ut tho coiiimunily hull. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fraalor were hosts nt dinner Sunday, l'lutos wore laid for Mr. and Mrs. W. C. llalloy. Donald ISnlley, Mlos Helen Drown. Mr. nnil Mrs. Frazler, Donald and Lawrence Frazler. Curl Wren was In Morrill last week nt which time ho shipped lambs to tlie (lolden West market In San Frnnelsco. Mr. nnil Mrs. Stove Stukel nnil Jess McFall wore 111 Klnmnth FuIIb shopping Saturday, 1 Mr. anil Mrs. Ivan Kllgore were in the Falls Saturday on business. The school children havo been sell ing the Xiniis seals In Merrill the past week, LONGFELLOWS TO ELECT OFFICERS Flection of officers and directors of tho LongtolloWB club, No. 0. of Klamath Falls will take Tilace thlB evonlng nt 7:30 at (he chamber of commerce. Some 2Ti members are expected to be present, all of whom aro six feet In height or ovor. It. E. Patterson has been chosen as song leader of the club nnd songs will be adopted at the meeting to nlght. It has been definitely decided that tho club will bold Its meetings on the second Wednesday of each mouth, with the nunual meeting to be held on tho second Wednesday In Decem ber. Henjamin Ostllnd, president of the I.'ongfollows club for tho state of Oregon, wired the local club that he will bo unable to attend tho meeting. ORRIS DOIUtIS, Calif.. Dec. S. In ad dition to the Topsy Lumber com pany's extensive building program here, which Includes a sawmill and planlng-mllli several new residences nro In progress of construction. This Is n condition not enjoyed by Dor rls for many years and Is taken aa evidence of now growth and pros perity by local residents. L. I). Stephenson is tho principal con tributor to Uio housing problem re lief by Virtue of having built one now, modern bungalow and inado plans tor several others, which will bo built during the first of next PINEHUPST jBOgUtlfu) bright days aro being enjoyed at Plnehurat. Loiter nnd David DeArmond and Dr. Hanoi worn In Klamath county recently en a duck hunt. Mrs. Allen Coppack and oon, Cbtrlea, Of Morrill, wore In Plno url Saturday on business. cjrirlc Klllott and on wont to Wood on day this week looking for work. Mr. Hesslg of Klamath HOl Springs passed thru Plnchurst Mon day, with u large herd of ia'r; cowi, -which he purchaicd In Rogue Illver valley. Ho expect to go Into the dairy business uulto extensively. Mra. Harold BdOAlj of Chlco, Cal was visiting In tho nolghbsrhooJ recently. W. A. Perkins of the "Hiiiaro In a! Orocery" la working la meat shop at Hornliraok. Mrs. C. W. DeCarJow was In Ash land one dny recently on business In' connection with the roeilabllshlng I the Plnehnri.t p'tofflce. , Mr, and Mrs. L;iter DeArmond Atu Thanksgiving dinner with rola-1 lives In Ashland. Archie Grieve of lower Jenny creek was In f'ineliurst recently. Hoi and his daughter expect to leave j soon for Davis, Cullf., to spend the Alnter, Among thoso who ate Thanksg.v-1 lug dinner with Mr. and Mr. Do-1 C'jriow were Mr. and fin. Sam 1 Keller of Central Point, Mini M!!dr- cd Molllon of As-land, Miss Irma ; DeCarlow of Medford, W. V. Harris of Kerby, and Leland DeCorter of j Ashland. Is Reappointed to Conciliation Board SALEM, On,., Doc. D. Governor Plerco today 'appointed J. K. P'.'nn of Portland lo succeed himself ns a member of tho stato board of con ciliation. IIo roprosent tho em ployers. His now term begins Janu ary 1 and expires In four yonrs. ROTARI.WS I. VI III K KUOEME, Oro., Dec. tt. Rotarl-an-i from Eugeno and Hosoburg Join ed last evening In a Jollification meeting hero. Women of Rotary were present lo aid In tho fun-making. A dobalo was held by radio re cently. What a fine way to arguo with someone you cao't .whip. General and Firestone Tires for Service, More value for your money and Real Satisfaction For quick and efficient Crank Case service Klamath Tire House "Cap" Calkins Klamath Ave. & 6th St. Firestone, Oonornl nnd Oldl'leld TireB. wmm m wzr ma n mm jKm T Trlt in tfCjraaaaHal u JL T Y T XJKwJr T i Jer ZtouomiciJ Trontpottatlon. r Mi W Touring Roadster Coupe Coach Sedan J525 525 675 695 775 Commercial A 9 C Ckuab - ExrreM Truck ercr ALL PRICES F. O. B. FLINT, MtCIUCAJM NO MANUFACTURER of gear-shift automobiles has ever approached Chevrolet's record of buikV ing over a half million cars in one year. Chevrolet is the world's largest builder of cars with modern three speed transmissions because Chevrolet leads the world in providing quality at low cost. Quality appearance quality construction the qual ity features of the finest cars ! That's the reason yoa should come in and see a Chevrolet if you want lasting satisfaction at the lowest possible price. L. O. ARENS CHEVROLET 522 South Sixth Phone 49W. QUALITY AT LOW COST year. The shortage of living quar ters occnsloned by the new influx of families and single working men, has been overcome to a material ex tent. Every available building that Is habitable is the temporary refuse of someone. Roy N. Fuch, a contractor of I Klamath Falls, has Just finishelf constructing, a number of concrete ceptic tanks and coss-pools in Dor rls for business houses and rcslden - Mink furmluR; tho newest or local industries, was instituted recently' by H. M. Hackman. According to. tho owner of tho farm, mink raising is a very lucrative business if pro perly conducted. Mr. llnckman con siders this locality particularly adap ted to tho business nnd intends in crenslnp: his supply of animals ma terially In the noar future Ho Is! boRlnnitiE with eleven selected mink ns brecdors. J. U. Clcmmcns, a farmer of this i section, is serolusly ill with rheu matism In tho Warren Hunt hospital1 at Klamath Falls. Mr. Clcmmcns! has suffered recurrences of this dread disease for many years and ho has tho sympathy of nil those who know him. Duck hunting in tho marshes of tho Oklahoma district Is reported exceptionally good by thoso follow ers of the sport who havo ventured Into tho tuloa recently In quest of tho feathered tribe. A now resldonco Is bolus built for Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Dennis, who recently purchased tho Dorrls Meat market. They expoct to bo" at home In their now habitation somo tlmo In January. Officers of Dorrls Lodge No. 88, KuIrIHs of Pythias, were olected Friday evonlng for 1926. W. G Hngolsteln, cashier of hn Unite Val ley State bank, succeeds Clifford W. Sovits as Chancellor Commander of the organization. A shipment of nearly ono thou sand head of stock cuttle was re ceived locally this week by the J. P. ltanch from Arizona where they were purchased by Archie McDonald, manager of the big ranch. Another shipmeut of 1400 head is expected scon. This will Rive the J. P. Hunch tho greatest herd of cuttle supported by any of ihe ranches of this part of tho county. K. M. Hagel has assumed the of fico of bookkeeper for the Asso ciated Lumber and Box company at its local factory. Mr. Hagel was formerly connected with n lumber company at Susanvllle. HI sre decessor here. Mr. S. Titus, will re main with the company In another capacity lu a central California City. No Cold Fever headache or grippe"1 Colds break in a day for the million who use HuTs. Headache and fever stop. La Grippe ii checked. AU in a way so reliable that druggists guarantee result. Colds are tecs important to treat in lesser war. Be Sure Its itll'h Price 30c CASCARjl QUININE Get Red Boa wttb portrait Break Chest Colds With Red Peppers Rub It on Congested. Aching Chest Loosens Up that Tight Feeling at Once Surely Brings Quickest Relief. Knso your tight, nching chest. Stop tho pain. Break up tho congestion. Feel a bad cold loosen up In Just a short time. "Rod Topper Hub" is tho cold remedy that brings quickest relief. It cannot hurt you and it certainly seems lo end the tightness nnd drive the congeation and soreness right out. When heat penetrates right down Into colds, congestion, aching mua cles nnd sore, st!t( joints, relief comes at once. Nothing has such concentrated, penetrating boat as red popper. The moment you apply Red Pepper Rub for colds, backache, sore muscles, stiff neck, lumbago, or the palna of rheumatism or neuritis, you feol the tingling heat. In throo minutes tho congealed spot Is warmed through and through. When you aro suffering ao you can hardly get aliout, Just get a Jar of Howies lied Popper Hub, made from red peppers, at any drug store. You will have thu quickest relief known. Tor Free Sample Mall this Adv. to WHITEHALL I'll AHMACAljCO.,Iao. 59S rtadlson Ave, New York, jr.