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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 19, 1925)
"Page Two EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Saturday; December. w ,a5 Ban Whiskey Use in Medicinal or Flavoring Trade WASHINGTON, Dec' 18, (P) Use of whiskey, brandy, rum or tin after next February 1. In I e manufacture of medicinal prepar ations or flnvorliiK oxtracts and nyriips, was forblddou today by a treasury order- Alcohol and wines can be used Instead tor the pu p ic limned. 650,000 in Germany Receiving Charity HKiti-iN. Dec, lt.-ito More than 850,000 unemployed persons In nermany or rocWtng public rc-J lit f. An announcement Issued yes-t-rrtay shows that those unemploy ed and receiving public relief have increased from 4 73,000 on Movent-1 ber IS to GtU.OtiO at the present time. "CHINESE FORCES AIDED BY ARMS y RUSSIA rTD I PHOjSE Ii t s UICK & STAR, GARAGE OPPOSITE WHITE PELICAN HOTEL we KMun I V w 1 mm n.'SSe JL We'll put your car back on the road with a smile on its face and ambition in its mechanical makeup if you allow us to repair it. We know your make of car and our work is the dependable right-priced kind. Pay Heed To The Advice of doctors and conserve your health by keeping your teeth in food condition. See us for free examination. R. D. COE, DENTISTS (Painless of course) 302-2(4 Uopka Bids- 8th and Main Phone $36 DEPENDABLE USED CARS 1924 Jewett Brougham 1924 Oakland Landau Sedan . 1922 Oakland Two Passenger Coupe ' 1923 Ford Coupe 1925 Hupmobiie Club Sedan 1924 Hupmobiie Touring 1924 Star Touring, Balloon Tires 1923 Chevrolet Touring 1923 Essex Touring 1923 Hudson Speedster POSPISIL MOTOR CO. PACKARD and HUPMOBILE CARS Klamath Avenue at Eighth Street Phone 890 AUTO Wrecking We have wrecked 135 cars of all pop ular makes for their good parts. We save you one-half or more on any part you need. Great reduction of complete line of auto accessories. Practical Christmas Presents Klamath Falls Auto Co. Tin- SiiimII (inniKC Willi I he Larue Trnde ROY CALL, Proprietor 224 Main Phone 246-R Rifles and Light Artillery bent to Aid Defeated Forces of Gen. Feng REPORT HEAVY LOSSES Two-Day Battle takes Many Lives; Report Received; Fight Christians r LONDON. Deo, 19. (A) The for.-cs of general Cent u-nsbing. leader of the national pooplu'a army, are declared to iiave met with defeat at the hands of the troops of General U Caing-Ung. civil governor of the province of Chlhll, in :i battle on tha Yangtstin front. The losses In Kong's c-ta-maad a.o. sild la have keen sorlaus. The battle started Thursday night, when Feng opened with a heavy hcmhardinent. Friday morning Feag made an assault but was re pulsed with heavy losses. A dispatch lo the Daily .Mall, sent from tie YangttUn front by way of Peking, says that reinforcements for Feng, having Russian rifles, Russian bayonet and quantities cf Russian light artillery and mortar-i. have arrived. To the north, la the Mukden sec to, It is reported that a final battle is in prospect between troops of the naticual army an;! those of Marshal Chang Tsc-Llu. tho Maa churian war lord. Although these forces are declared to be well equip ped. it is asserted that they are 'lacking the will tj fight." In southern China efforts are be ing made by Chinese students a make successful their plan for an anti-Christian campaign doting Christmas week. Publications de scribing Christianity as "the instru ment of imperialist!; encroachment" are being disseminated. Alabama Team Starting Trip To California Eleven in Shape For Game With Wash ington U. Tl'tii'ALOOSA. Ma, Dec. in. -IP) Wlto every man In tho pink of condition, tho University of Alabama eleven, twice Oluinipinna of the butli err, intercolleglutc conference, on (rained this afternoon for the long trek lo (he Pacific coast where at Pasadena New Years day the Crlnison tide will be pitted against Washington university's football Pacific squad, i l ampions of the const. The team will he accompanied by c Utehea, faculty ncinliors and a corps 01 newspaper men on Its long Jour ney which will be broken only by one stop at tlraud Canyon, where a limbering up pjiactlco will be h,,l,. The learn will arrive at Pasadena on Christmas eve anil will hold dally practice until the gamoi Another Teacher Is Need at Chiloquin They need another teacher at Chiloquin and they aro going to get one, according to announcement today from the count; school super intendent's office. The teacher will bo hired during the Christmas holi days by the county school board and will assume her duties at the beginning of the new school terra shortly after the holidays. But where sho will teach her. class is the problem that Is facing county school authorities. Already a Chil oquin church is serving as a tem porary school for the overflow from the main school building. It is quite possible that a third building will have to be utilized for school purposes.'- The increased lumber ac tivity in the Chiloquin territory has brought an increase in population and a consequent greater demand for schools. PARTY IIUIW 111 IS ACTION In NORTH DAKOTA Car Recovered Before Theft Is Made Known Farmer-Labor Group Begins Activity in Preparation for 1926 Campaign WILL LAUNCH TICKET Platform Demands Farmers Get Same Favors now Given Corporations DISMARK. N. D.. Dec. 19. (JP) A third pony movement in North Dakota in preparation for' the 1926 political campaign was started here last night with the formation of the farmer-labor party of this state. Tho organization was regarded ns a skeleton affair with its final definite status, probably not being decided until next February. Those who sponsored the third party idea are members of tho non-partisan league. The league Itself wan not behind the plan. Those who attended the meeting here adopted state and national platforms for the farmer-labor party which they hope to put on a solid national footing. They prepared to launch a ticket for the senate elections next year. The national platform demands that the federal government give the same consideration lo agricul tural Interests that it has given to the railroads and other corpora tions. ' The !. C. C. was urged to reduce to pre-war levels tho present freight rates on agricultural products. R' peal of the Ksth-f'timmlns law and a plea that the railroads be public ly owned "with definite safeguards against bureaucratic control" was contained in another plank. That the third party will be strenuously opposed by non-partisan league leaders was seen hero. Several butchers In Birmingham, Ala., have been told to mend their weights. Car Stolen In North Bend Found In Roseburg ROSBttrilG, Ore., Dec. 19. (Pi Recovering a stolen car before It was missed by the owner was the j accomplishment .reported this morn-! j ing by Sheriff Slarmer. Late yesterday afternoon a wo-1 man residing near Winston, south i of Roseburg, reported a nenv car i and a suspicious looking man hidden I on a side road, a short distance ' off the Pacific highway. A state traffic officer was sent to the scene by Sheriff Starmer and ar rested a man giving tho name of Gilbert AVhlltow. Whitlow, accord ing to Sheriff Starmer. confessed that the new enclosed car he was driving had been stolen from the Morgan Oarage at North Dcnd. Sheriff Starmer called up the chief of police ;it North Ilond mho upon 1 Investigation found that the cat had been removed from the gar age and bail never been missed. Sheriff Oage of Coos county In structed Sheriff Strainer to hold tee suspect, slating that Whitlow was; released from tho Co is county Jail j at Coqullle, only a few days' ago, having been held under suspicion for alleged participation: In an auto i theft. Another beauty secret: If your nose Is loo pointed a sure remedy Is poking It Into other people's business. Let Your Rexall Store Solve Your Gift Problem Here is a good Practical Suggestion A Calorex Vacuum Bottle Vacuum bottles are no longer a luxury but a necessity. Tney matye n most practical (Jlft for both turn anil women lor motoring, lumping, outing, pic nice, . etc. Our stock Includes various sizes and Ml Ijjfc $1.75 to $4,00 ! Star Drug Store 77to fficq& Drug Jton ' KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON WOMAN lll'IIT MI'llU'lll), Calif., Dec. III. (fl) Mrs. W. C. Yoniu of Eugene, Ore who suffered a broken pelvis bone and serious Internal Injuries in an nolo accident near Merced yesterday, will undergo a second operation al Die Mercy hospital here tills after noon. Her lOtidllloh Is critical. Ul SSIA MAY DISARM Moscow, Doc. in. - up) sorlul Itnssla will accept the tongue of mi-j (ions invitation lo participate in the intermit lonal dlsiirnianieni confer ence as well as I be world economic conference. e mil ore luey uwni: ill oo over in Europe, gel in back In tltej trenches by Christines? FIFTEEN TAKE TEACHERS' EXAM Interest Is Keen iii Qualifying for Public School Instruc tion Staff Work .Keen Inter HI In IcuiClet's cmiin Illations, whl 1 were hold f) tar day and today, his been illsplnycd. Kirteen look the exiuin, . vlilrh IT I hog) are UOOMMully passed, will qualify the candidates to tench In any public aehjlO) In Oregon, Tho exams are held twice a year, ottOfl in Decern tier and once In .Inn . They ate hold miller the tUlpiCQfl 6l County Scaool Superintendent Prod Pelertroo! Scout Troops to Hike Monday Eve Through, the gnpwi ir any re. mi I mi. two I roups of boy IDOUll will plod next Monday night. Vot It ha boon arranged Uiul scout troops number 1 mid 'i will meet tit tltt oqaiubor of conn ce roonin lit (ti 8,0 Monday nlnhl. They will tilko Hov er, il miles tint Home highway, stop end i Ii ii lyplcnl scout supper, mid then hike buck III the early evening. WIND HWMKI'H COAHT BAN PRAMCIS.00; Ih'c 19. (TI -V h'ov. rain olid Wind nt o riu IfOPt I he coast fr in tin' northern ex tremity of VanMUytT Island lo cen tral California i.ist nigbi. Why do so many women drive e OAKLAND SIX? Women choose the new Oakland Six in preference to all other cars in its price Iclass, not only because it is more beautiful uiul comfortable, but also because it is safer and easier to drive. Threading through traffic in this car is a joy rather than u task. Steering jind gear-shifting are pleasingly free from effort. Oak land's proven Four-Wheel Brakes respond to incredibly slight pressure. Night driving is made simpjer and safer by the con venient dimmer on steering wheel. All of these features combine to make the Oakland Six the favored car among women, just as its outstanding mcchanicnl advantages, including Air Cleaner, Oil Filter, Full Pressure Oiling and The Harmonic Balancer and new prices '70 to '3)0 lower make it the preferred car among men. Roadster 975 (Old Price $1095) Landau Coupe )S 1 1 23 (Ol J Price St J0D Touring 1025(OIJPtice icm) 'Sedan . . n9J(OIJPntc IMJ) Coach 1095 (OIJ Price I2l Landau Sedan 1295(ld Piicc IMS) All fmn fjttttr Givtfjt Mrltrt Tmt Pjymtni R4I11. tftiufnr ttftii i 1. Mff tm MjJt Itill Unit rM 14 mi. aijto .-, t o " 1111 fwl Mil R. R.. R. GARAGE 831 Klamath Avenue WINNING AND HOLDING COOD WILL OAKLAND SIX PRODUCT OF GENERAL MOTORS Berlenbach To Take Crack At Dempsey Crown Weight Forces Him To Give Up Present Title NEW YOIIK, Dec. 19. fP) Diffi culty In making the ITS pound weight limit of bin division and as-' plrntlpna to succeed the heavy weigh l crown npw held hy Jack Dompsoy may shortly compel Paul BorlonbaCh to relinquish his world's Jlgln heavy weight championship, declares Dan Mickey, bis nmnager. Ilerlenbnch, who made his heavy weight bow sevornl months ago by knocking out King, iiolomon of Pan ama; already Is plnnnlng an actlye heavyweight campaign, Hlckey ad mitted. Before leaving the light heavy woight field, however, Berlenhaefi will give Harry flreb, world's middle weight champion, the next chance at his title. m Kaplan Clinches Feather Crown 1 NEW YORK, Dec. 19, (JP b nils I (Kid) Kaplan's hold on tho v. aid's ; featherweight ring title wbh m ire j secure nday as tho result if a COn-J rinding decision over his nerslaroBi ; challenger, H11I111 Herman, Inst night before 14,00(1 spectators In Madison Square Oardon. Jn spite of the fact Hint Kaplan's second defeuso of bis title wit. hi 11 four months against his nicsi dim Kerens f ie wiih marked by froquonl clinches and wreslllng, (be eintesl tit leieil " cleared the BtlDoapbora of doubt niliicb prevailed afler their first title 1 intent last August. 'i'be chumpl'ini aggressive deien slve last night, however, won him If of the (t rolind, while but two were carried by llermiiii, with lite remaining two rounds even. Meet the President - - over the Radio I Do You Realize the Value of This Gift? 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