EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Tut-sdny, December IE, 1925
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FOR WEST POINT
WASHINGTON, I ir.. (Spe
cial,) Congressman Blnnotl hat an
nounced tn- will till an emergenci
Vacancy for tin- second Oregon dis
trict in the u. s. Military academy at
Wept Point by moans of a district
wide competitive examination.
The examination, which will be
conducted for (he congressman by
the V. S. civil service Commission,
will he held January 8, 1916, nt 9
o'clock a. m., nt the post office build
ing In every city In the distiict where
the commlHslon can conduct the
name, as follows:
Pendleton, I.a Oramle, Bak r.
Tho Dalles, Klamath Falls. Ontario
Lakovlew, Hood River, I"'
Prinertlte, nend.
Tho competitor given i'i b I
rating by the civil service commission
on his papers submitted in this ex-
;amination will be appointed prlncl-
I pal cartel by Congressman sinao.it,
! th next highest, llrsi alternate, etc.
'The successful candidates may thi'lt
.lluke official examination on .March
2. 19 26.
Appointees must he nrtcal bona
; fide residents of the second cougres
I atonal district ii. Oregon, not under
1 17 years of ago nor over '.'2 years of j
age on ditto of ndniNslon to the ncn
domv (July 1. 1916). nnd tiol less
'than 5 feet I inches In height.
I Time allowed for the examination
!la hours on tho following sub-1
'Joels: Algebra. Plune Geometry, ;
English Composition and l.ltirauiic , j
Utilted States History. Coneral Ills-1
tory and Knglish Orammar.
Prospective competitors may get i
: fm tiler Informntion regarding scope
I of the examination by writing or te!-
LvmhIhh - i , lni,i,ll !
j Washington, Those Intending to take '
the examination should write him at
i ones and should report to the socre- j
j tary ol tho local civil service board .
in H e city named, most convenient
them, at 9 a. m., January 9. 1925.
Pcatli Comes to
Retired Officer
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 15.
Major tienoral Hurry I.. Kogers. re
tired. Oemi'il Pershing's chief
quartermaster In the American ex
peditionary for.es. died in Ills ap
artment here late Sunday night, It
became known today. He '. ad been
111 f r a long lime.
tienoral ledgers suffered from
heart disease and came here sev
eral months ago for treatment by
specialists.
nv.in i i "IONS APPSOVJBU
WASHINGTON. Dec. 15. (P Ro
ductlens in the normal income tax
rates proposed in the new revenue
bill were accepted today by the
house without debate.
Rig Price
Coats nt tho
deductions on Fur
Northern Pur shop.
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May tags are Bought
-Not Sold
THE MAYTAG dealer comes to
you with no lons sales talk. He
merely puts a MAYTAG in
your home where you may do a
washing with it. He will assist you
if you wish..
Wash anything and everything, fine
chiffons, dainty georgettes, or heavy
blankets and grease-imbedded over
alls. The frail fabrics will be handl
ed as gently as by hand, the bulky,
heavy pieces will be handled easily
and all will be washed hygienical
ly, sparklingly clean.
Whole tubfuls of ordinary family
washing will be done in 3 to 7 min
utes 50 pounds of dry clothes per
hour no hand-rubbing required
even on collars, cuffs and wrist
bands. Everything about the MAYTAG
will appeal to you. It is adjustable
to your height and that of the tubs.
Its metal swinging wringer adjusts"
itself automatically for handker
chiefs or blankets. Its everlasting,
satin-smooth, cast-aluminum tub
cleans itself in 30 seconds.
You will not be asked nor urged to
buy. That is a matter that rests en
tirely with you. The MAYTAG
must appeal to you so strongly that
you will feel that you cannot afford
any longer to be without it, or you
will not be expected to keep it.
Phone us your name and address
and we will send you a MAYTAG
free to do your next washing.
9 Outstanding
Maytag Features
I
1- Washes faster. The Gyrafoun
Principle creates a mere hihl cr.ir
gized, turbulent and coaiincouily ef
fective water action. No idle watrr.
2 - Washes cleaner. The Gyrafosn:
Principle mixes thejoapevenly ihiough
the water, and forces the scper-clran.
ing, soapier washing solctiai through
the mcsr.es of the cloth:;. No id'e aids.
3 - Largest hourly capacity In vorid
50 lbs. ordinary family wath per hour.
4 Most compact washer made
takes Soar psce only 25 inches squire.
5 Cast aluminum tub can't wuro,
rust, tot, swell, split nor corrcc.
6 Easily adjusted to jour height,
and height of tubs.
7 Clothes can be pur in er b&ca
out while washer it running.
8 Tub dea.ns itself ir. 30 seconds.
9 Metal sr.ins'c wiinjer. Lor.
Swings into 7 posiucw. Adjusts iceclf
automatically foe (ttsnJkerciiie6 cr
blankets. Autfemuic drninV.srd. fn
stanttension-rclcascAlIpartscncIoicd.
9 Reasons for
World Leadership
For homes without electricity
thu Maytag Gyrufoain Is avail
able with Multi-Motor attach
ment Tho famous Maytag Gasoline
Motor.
Deferred Pay
ments you'll
never miss.
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MAYTAG SHOP
(Crater Lake Hardware Co. Southern Oregon Distributors.)
H. V. McGee, Authorized Maytag Sale sman for Klamath Falls,
Address General Delivery
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Cromt Army Shirt
for
Christmas
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tyatcJi him unwrap it!
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With niceties ot
tailoring that declare
full value.
He just can't help the grin of gratitude
when the CROWN ARMY SHIRT is revealed!
There's more than a shirt in this Christinas pack
agethere's a hint of the joys and comfort of the
days to come.
Winter days in the car; vacation days in the
mountains; holiday afternoons of golf: busy morn
ings around the house or garden.
Cut for comfort of genuine U. S. Army-serge
flannel to shut out winter winds or cut off the sum
mer sun! Full value in trim collar, sturdy patch
pockets and refinements of tailoring. In his size!
It's the Shirt the Best Dealers Like to Sell
GROWN
REG. U.S. PAT. OFF.
ARMY SHIRTS
TREENEBAUM, WEIL & MICHELS SMakqrs . SAN FRANCE
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ty high school hoard met and also
decided to dlcmi. school until De
cember ,2S. Tho closure merely
V't ahead hy one week the regular
vacation Umo of iho nenool, wlilcli
j would have started next Friday and
I lasted two weeks.
Because It is lndleved that all
I (tatherlngs except those absolutely
' . ' ary :,houlil be discontinued
'during the present epidemic, the
hoard of directors of the chamber
of commerce this noon decided to
discontinue the regular Wodnosdnv
noon forum luncheon until such
time as health authorities deem the
menace of meningitis a thing of the
past.
At the meeting of the board. Dr.
Masrey and Ralph Crego, o(lilaln
of the Klvnnis club, stated that the
weekly meeting of t.lin Kiwanis Hub
had been discontinued until tile epi
demic abate!!.
The sentiment ai the board lunch
eon was that all civic clubs would do
well to discontinue their noon
luncheons.
"It should be made clear,". Secre
tary Lynn Sabln said this noon,
"that only forum luncheons of the
MRS. CARBIE lit IT.UAW
Mrs. Carrie BuermSOD, all. died
last night at a local NQtpiUti follow
ing a major operation. Mrs. Huor
mann, a native of Sweden, Is sur
vived hy hor h inland. Herman
Huerman, and five children. Dorothy,
r.obi rf, (luorgu, Edward and Kuth
erine. ll"r mother and father. Mr.
a'id Mrs. (ius LfndStFOSI of Han
FranclSoq, were here at the time
of her denth. The family home was
south of Klamath Kails, near the
Bhaw-Bertram mill. Funeral Services
will be held Thursday morning nt
the Sacred Heart church, with ltov.
Father I.oeser officiating, nt !)
O'clock. Interim tit will lie In Mt.
Calvary cemetery.
VP I'lto.M CRBBGBNT
Mr. and Mrs. John 0. Itoto of
descent are In the city Mda)' trans-
acting legal mailers.
Dig I'rlro Reductions on Fur
foals at the Northern Fur Shop.
(Advi IS
chamber will be
meetings. Hitch a:,
stopped. Other
committee meet
ings, directors meetings and general
activities of the chamber will be
continued.
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Fires
With Racine
We sell a great many tires, more
and more as the months go by.
This is partly due, of course, to the
kind of service we believe you have
learned to expect from us.
It is due, even more, to the kind of
service we know you have learned
to expect from RACINE Multi
Mile Cords.
Our sole ambition is to prove as
satisfactory as the product we sell.
OBITUARY
MltS M1NNIF, Hi 1AVT
Mrs. Minnie r. Dayton died this
morning at the county Infirmary.
Funeral arrangements will be an
nounced Inter, according to County
Coroner Wfcltlock, who said that no
Information concerning her was
available at present.
MOTOR INN GARAGE
230 Main Phone 294-J