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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 14, 1925)
Page Four EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH. FALLS, OREGON Monday, December 14, 1925 Community Meet Is Big Success One hundred and fifty residents of Langoll Valley gathered together Saturday night lo enjoy the mosi successful meeting ever staged by the ; . i n r ' ' Valley community club. Front nccountH received ty those who attended froffl Klamath Kalis. : elover aktl, hrl.'tllng with huniorons lluslons lo Klamath eltlaens, was put on. Later on in the evening the meeting developed' inta a bustacas sosslon at which rodent control werk for 1926 was discussed. M'OI.KIv HKRK I .Mr. and Mrs. John Spolek, well known in Maiin, were visitors in Klamath Kails yesterday. .Mr. Bpo lek conducts a ranch in the south ern Klamath region. Local Fans See Heavyweights In Fast Sunday Workout; Both Keeler And McGreer Are Fast Griddle Cakes -Fruit Fritters -Pop overs -and eight morel from One Master Hecipe Griddle Cakes fcr brcakf'). And f:xm left over batter, Pineapple Frittera for lonchl Thi-tV uric reasrn you'll enjoy using this Master Recipe. But it'a only on.- of etevtm rtaions every one delicious! Popovers are a:iothf r. Vou didn't drccm that these hollow, muffin sliaped cakes were related to Griddle Cakes: yet a slight change in that Master Recipe and there they arc! Here's how you do itl Tlic Sperry Matter Recipe for Griddle Cites 2 cups Sperry Drifted J j teaspoon salt 1 tablespoon sugar Snow Flour 4 tcasp. baking powder 1 ecc cups railk 1 tablespoon melt ed shortening Measure and sift dry' iniredients; beat eg until very light, thca add milk and combine mixtures, beating with rotary egg beater until free from lumps. Add melted shortening and bake at once. If batter is not baked icon after mixing, beat well again before using. If only one-half recipe is needed, still use the whole egg. roptrvcrs Except that baking powder is omitted, the Pop over recipe is almost identical to thcGriddlc Cake recipe. Use only 1 cup of flour, 1 cup of milk, 2 eggs, i4 teaspoon salt and 1 teaspoon of melted butter. Beat flour'atld milk until smooth : nod 1 cgr, unbeaten and beat mixture one minute; add other egg and beat again; then add melted butter. Meanwhile have cus tard cups or Iron muffin pans heating. They should be hot Grease well just before adding batter, 23 full. Bake in hot oven (400 F.)l5 minutes, then re duce heat and bake 30 minutes longer. Bake thor oughly, or Popovers may fall. Pineapple fritters Use left-over Griddle Cake batter, or prepare Master Recipe. Drain slices of pineapple: dip into batter, then drop into hot deep fat eiaj 'try until a golden brown on each side. (A small ubc of dry bread dropped into fat should turn go'.dcn brown while you count forty.) If you substitute other fruits, such as apples or bananas, fry longer, testing bread by counting to ninety. , With this Griddle Cake Master Recipe yea can make just as easily: Waffles. French and German Pancakes, Cora Fritters, Potato Pancakes, and five kinds of Griddle Cakes. To leam hem, send for the free booklet, "EIGHTY Food Delights from EIGHT Master Recipes." Let Me Help You Speaking of Griddle Cakes, do you know how to make them come out fluffy and golden brown always? Write me and I'll tell you the knock. Perhaps you're looking for pointers cn scrr.c other phase of oking-fcake bakipg? pastry making? Tell me just what you'd like to know end I'll help you the beat I can. No charge, ef ecursc, for th:;, Iz Sperry 's treat. Write me now. TCty s SPERRY HOME SERVICE BUREAU . &fr$. Belle De Qraf, Director For all my baking this one flour! The best al! around flour I have ever used is Sperry Drifted Snow Hour. Bread, cakes, wctT.es, pastry it ma!;es them all per fectly. That's one of my reasons for saying Sperry Flour should be in ever home. BELLE DE GRAF Direct a.-. .Home Service Bureau, Sperry Flour Co., 141 Cali.irninSt., Ssn Franciieo, Dept. Gem Rooming House Bought By Barnes' Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Barnes, among the old ttrhe residents of Klamath Falls, have taken over the Gem rooming hcluse, located above the Star drug store. They took possession today. The Barnes' are both well known residents of this city and for a num ber of years operated the Houston and the American hotel. REFUSE TO IMPEACH SEATTLE. Dec. 14. (IP) The Ju diciary committee of the Seattle city council today unanimously recom mended denial of a petition of 6000 citizens that the council Impeach Mayor Brown. Absence of street cars doesn't make the heart grow any fonder. Crater Lake Ice Cream Creamed Cottage Cheese, Real Butter- milk, Milk and Milk Products. I KLAMATH FALLS CREAMERY Phone 74 Demand Home Ma He Products Random Getting All Worked Up Over Big Box ing Card Thursday Night--Remainder of The Card Will Bring Out Action i I li o Keeler and Jack McGreer, heavvwciehta who will fight in the main event at Seandia hall Thijfrsday night, glared at each other like a couple of strange wolf hounds when they met face to face at the ringside, and" then kept on going. He's a pretty tough looking egg," venteuivtl Keeler a few minutes later. He's as big as the Rocky mountains," was McGreer's comment after Keeler had gone into the dressing room. And a mhllo later the two bis 1 heavyweights "" l,ltJ their spnr-l ' IMilM iil'OOT IMI -lITTItt; For 65 Years ring partners and did some hancst- to-goodncss training bo.nuso appeared to havo a wholesome re sport tor the other's ability. A tenderfoot Investiture ceremony I fa oil IMMlt. I.!. 1. II, Cadi' v.i.o si, i i.i ; :i i i ii i . , iii he held on Wednesday evening, coluher 111. at tho Moose hall. The Theso two Naavvwelchte ouerat ,,, , eoremony. according to scout axe- furnish Klamath ringworms with lr R ' Nor1' l"in l"'lt plenty of real excitement. Keeler j lj nt 'lsht 'e'ek. The scouts who has been bowline, them all over in I ""'ir tenner- inter-m.mnialu region, while the .McGreer has been flattening tho heavy bays dawn around Los An geles and Texas. And both are de termined to keep up the nvinulng streak, because there's a chanco for thua on the New Year's card If the. fans give their official O. K. I J the winner. In the Beml-windup. Jack Criai. Modoc Indian, and Sid Herbert, old lime favorite, arc goinj ta give the cash customers six rounds jf tae to toe fighting, providing they both keep their feet for the entire dis tance. Herbert will be making his big fight in a determination to re turn to the ring, which he left a couple of years ago, walle CrUn, still young and learning, will try to step up a notch In the gentle art of leather pushing. A lot of real interest Is being aroused in the four-round special! event featuring Matin's favcrltc sjh, : "One Round" Hogan, and Jim Fleta-1 Ing. the ambitious bridegro;d. Ho-j gan wants to repeat his oce-round I knDkout over Fleming, while Jim j is determined to reverse the story ' jind make it the end of a tragic day i for Malln's ambitious young farm-1 er bay. A four round opener betweon : Kid OteaB and Mike Mussotino willj start the card at S:30. Keller, who has his wife for man ager, trainer aad bUjin?Sj agent, i3 J an inventor a well s a box-fighter. He's invented a turnstile whica records every person who enters the . hall, sa promoters, Othtera and too I public will know exact!..- the numb-; er of cash customers who enter the i arena. He has one of these turn-; loot pin and Inducted into scouting will he present at 7:40 (or Inspection. jW I !i al CHILOQUL'N MAN KXONERATUD OF LARCENY COUNT W.ilter Jacobsen Ke - Arrested After Not Guilty Verdict Kcv.tl by J u d f, c thirdly had tho vo:dlet ot "not giilli. " been uttoraj by Juil a L. l.euvltt, reading the vortllet, than Walter Jaeobann was agntu pUcod Uadtr ano.it on n otBr "t foi-.i vry. Jacnhson uua uxuneruKtl by a Juiy Into Halurd.iy nlRiil on a rhuiy.a nr Itrcouy In u hOUj tler tho Jury bad dellberatiMl lor elKhl Iiouih. JtfUOhl ID iWW ohttflid with b"' I it M m"' ot tour men who catered I III' h Mil" of K. V. RolnWtDg III III" early uttoi'hooii vt Hvplinuhur 3D, illd 0( Hteiilliig CUrrtnO mid e ux-ks from the houae. The e'lurgo of tori cry lii hnsnd oil Jui'olrmn'a iillnged Mahlni Ot line of the pbaoki ntlMlni friim thu iteinkiiig homo in Ohlto-iuln. iiev.j.liljfnileey. )ulpll dl fa t Dir. Church? lit? Kuiisai i oceiipH DlMiplesIot aChrlatl ; K Clt'3 MO.& ha poat ij years in the mtnlatrygf He tunning his career In lsi'.. lie haa aerved In Kentucky, TcniunsccJ .Woshhiiitoii, imnola.and Mlaaoin i.' I B OXI N G Main Event - Heavyweights- 10 Rounds SUGAR WILLIE KEELER Ctuuuploii of Cbonr b'Aleno'a Wtilgbl til PowMla i ler has heat Prank Pnrmer, Tin v Harmon, knocked out hot Miliitji.i. nlio (oin:lit 'I'mmiiy (llhboiiM mid others. IU f.KS OF llfXTKKS Two cars of Ounsmuir ipoitamen including S. M. Baker. I. I- llutloy, V. It. Daw. o. H. Larali, w'. .1. Stevenson E. R Woltor and W, It. Wtntanu motored up trom tre south ern city on Saturday nfOrtioon, to spend ii few days huntini; ii: the Tule lake section. K.VROl'TK HOME Ray Neff nn.it Chcmer Eggets, both well known residents of fiend. wro lover Sunday visitors In the 'iv vn- route home from louthern (.'alitor' nla where they 'have bei-ii t-in-act-ing business for several weeks. stilei with him. and it Is possible that It will be set up Thursday nigat in ordr that the l'cnl pro moters may know just how it operates. GLASSES Brighter Vision Clean vision enables a person to do much bet ter work than when the eyes are laboring under a strain. Cood vision Is assured every optical patient that comes to us tor eye hcf4' We have helped hund reds of your neighbors and friends and can help yob. DR. GOBLE 700 MAIX I We grind the glasses In our own factory to suit eaoh In dividual requirement. Repairs Quick Service eAt the TINE TREE are about five thousand miles apart. ! The Israelites led by Moses on their exodus from Egypt are separated by about forty centuries from Sunday i afternoon jazz dancing today. Yet, : Cecil B. DeMille has managed to put j them together convincingly In' his picturization of "The Ten Command ments." This great picture Is coming to the Pine Tree theater today where it will be shown for the first time at popular, prices: The modem story opens on a de-1 vout mother driving one of her two ; sons from home because hu will not "apologize. to God." for what she be lieves sacrilege. The son goes out ; into the world, exultant, to smash every commandment. Then DeMille! develops his theme that "if you try I to break the Ten Commandments. : they'll break you." A gorgeous Biblical episode, done in natural colors, is enacted by such j popular player as Estclle Taylor. I Theodore Roberts, James Nelll, ! Charles de Roche and Lawson Butt. Tho two million persons who have i laid from one to two dollars to ape ! this greatest of pictures testify that I the highest point the cinema art has yet reached, has been achieved In this most ambitious directorial effort of ; Cecil DeMille. Wood BLOCKS Our blockwood la ample for the present. Wo aro taking part off the yards. DRY SLAB Our dry slab Is not entirely dry. It Is good for the heater, but not for tho cook stove. LIMB WOOD is first class dry limbs and tree tops. It Is dany wood for beater, furnace or fireplace. COAX Sure, we havo coal. Lump coal, best on tho market. SERVICE Jus; a little behind with deliveries. Order early. Wood Coal & Fuel Oil PEYTON & CO. "WOOD TO BURN' 601 Main Phone 535 cAt The LIBERTY When cattle rustlers and a hand I of cowboys headed by Jack Iloxle meet after a terrific ride, the gun battle makes one of the dramatic moments In "Two Fisted Jones," the feature now drawing crowds to the Liberty theater. Supporting Hoxie is Kathryn McOufre, while some un uaually good character work Is done by Frank Rice. The final showing Is tonight. Tho only army being considered hy P' ople this close to Christmas is the .Salvation Army, 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, Oenerat and Oldfleld Tlrca. Overland to Build More Curs Nexl Year ' Word baa come to all Ovirl.tnd and Willys-Knight doslors that fac tory plans fur llt!6 contemplate a greatly liureaaed production of the Overland Standard Sedan, the four cylinder model on which the recent ly announced price of $095 at the factory has set Hie slognn of "the lowest priced enclosi d car of stand ard design In the world." This is the first authentic note of 1 SUB which has yet been atruck hy any of the major munufacturera of motor cars, nnd coming from Willy " Overland, Inc., the third largeii manufacturer In -the motor car In dustry, it is significant of the devel opments which the new yer l like ly tO 800. It proves definitely that the light yet roomy car. low in price, with standard features of construction, will be the mod-il around which manufacturer! imiiding in quantity will base their major production ef forts. When the present prleo of tho Overland Standard gedan waa an nounced, It waa slated that tho price could not be maintained nn less there was a demand In excess of 10,000 a mouth for this model. Thrs Is a large production for nn enclosed car typo hut word from (he factory shows that an even greater volume than 10,000 per month wIlM be necessary to meet tho actual de mand as felt through orilora from dealers. Tho average at tho present time la 83 closed cars as against 15 open ears with every Indication pointing toward nn almost 100r,'o demand for enclosed cars before tie end of the coming year. Increased demand, with lowered sales resistance, has made It possible for Willys-Overland, Inc., to work out many noteworthy savings In manufacturing costs on this light sedan. .VS- JACK McGREER Of Texas -Weight 200 Pounds UeMeOreer has beel Mag Routt and Bonnie Ford, who wna Inn Joftrlea' protege, He generally wlna his fights hy the . O. Itoiite. This should be a real heavyweight hiutlo wlln ota qf action. e' Somi-Windup Six Rounds -145 lba. JACK CRIM, of Chiloquin itcnieinliDt Crlm'a Inst fight? lie always gives tho hoys n run for their sum. . SID HERBERT,' oTKlamath Falls Sid wild "(li t me '111111111111)' loinh." We have! Extra Spocial Event--4 Rounds, 165 lbs. KNOCKOUT HOGAN, of Malin Jim Fleming, of Klamath Falls Hogan knocked Fleming out Hie last flnht and Fleming told It was a lucky punch. So Hogan will try lo do It attain. PKKMV1NABY FOUR ROUNDS KID OLSON vs. MIKE MUSSOLINO Tli Let i on ante nt The-Mecca, Waldorf, The Smoke anil He BUUard Parlor. Ringaide :.ui, Re. SftJM, Qeih Adm. i.fui Ladle.: v. erom. I'nder uiinplies Klamath Falls Iloxlttg eommlaalon. SYLVESTER, Matchmaker. " Seandia Hall Klamath Falls Thursday, December 17, 1925 iieX.SX!XSm aUKTSSSE EOEBOi TIC1 ItO.MK -The Fnnelatl have prevent ed boycott against Valentino' film. Militia In theaters permlimd no noise but nppiuuse. NBW YORK. -- Urono LyUh, driror for a grain firm, has had his first day off In fifty years, tin ob m : veil ii by lonnglng around bis em ployer's stable. HENLEY Tuesday, December 22, has boon set as tho (Into for the Christina program at tho Henley school. Hoth the grndes and tho high school will participate In the program, for which, practice has begun. Vocation confluence on Wednesday. Lncom her 23. Although the high school cannot take part In the music memory con test. It la assisting the grades !n the nil re haifl of records to he r.'iid In preparation for It. The record; will be used by the whole school. Henley Is going to have a gymnas ium, This vim tho decision made by the board of directors at their last meeting. Work In leveling the laitd for the gym nlto has begun and the lumber has been ordered. On Tuesday, December iC, tie sen iors of Merrill high school tire Jrtt sontlng "The Dummy" at lie Henley school house. Thls ls the f'rst ot the annual series ot plays given ?) Mer rill, Malln, Bonanza and I'mley. Ad mission Is 50 and 25 cents. Tho delegation of students from Heiiley who attended the high school conference at Kugene 'Decerihor 1 nnd5 returned Sunday evening endj In their reports to the studeni l ody on Monday, expressed h ..niHolrc as well pleased with the meeting. Many helpful suggestions wero received some of which Henley liopna 10 ut Into operation. The delegates were liarnlee Dawson, Floyd Hhmt, June Hradbury," Charles Booth nut! Miss Waagn. On their visit to Eugene last week the Henley students had the plea:. urn of seeing u number of fornwr Hen ley students and faculty, among I hem Maxlno Bradbury, t'lareneo Hill and Mrs. Miller. I1KULIN The piny "Bain" Is he wllderlng Hermans, as they don't un derstand why a mlsslonery should want the natives of l'ngo Pngo to wear clothes. There is a Vast Difference between a regular wood burning furnace and a furnace that will burn wood. W e specialize i n wood burning furna ces, both piped and pipeless, at prices you can afford to pay. It Costs You Nothing For An Estimate first on 6th near Main Phone 371 i -- -
