Saturday, December i!, 1025
EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON
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Ouster Move Is
Started in Bend 1
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Ilium unking mi oloetlon for tlm ra
mi! of Mayor I!. II. Fot nnd itl
members of bin council wore filed
I horo with iIim i lly recorder. Tim
pullllonii DOM III" liamiMi ill VII
i i' rn- r the oltjf, it win atl4
that caiidlclnlun In pit UKUliint IIiii
seven would nut ho imimtd until the
five ilny period allowed. ly law lor
iiio ril(Dtitloo oi iii" board non
bin hnn olnpiicd. TBI fight Dllf
In llm outcome of n Inn,: controversy
ovor rlty wntor bonds recently or
dered mild.
I. urn drennon on mil" at don l!u
gln'n DfSM Shop for only 10. tAilv)
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House Working on
President Coolidge
WASHINGTON, M(, 18. (P)
Colonel K. M. II Jim", fur yonrs
Prwidoni Wilson's oonfldsnt and
appoint.' 1 by him n member of
Hi" V"i-i:illl"!i pence commission. 1 1
u liouii" Kutat of President Cool
IiIku II tbl Whim House
DRAIN Hcwiai,
WASHINGTON. Dm. 10. (JIV
Ariji'iiilii" Amhuuitudor Piieyrr-don
Inn, t"l"i:rutili"il George Saund rn of
ChlClgO, who mail" charge Wod
iniiliiy ilnii Argentine i:ovirn imti I
train reports hmi bun tnsnlpalstid,
1 1 fin it," information on whicii
'liiTK' i wit" bused for names of
.'.rK ii 1 1 ii ii official whom It" accused.
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Fixtures
l'ir tlic lioiiuv Iruiis, washers,
Lighting Rxturts and accessories,
i i. tec "s fr expert house wiring.
Link River Electric Co.
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and
LUMBERLOGUE
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the addition of a
New Eight-Page Magazine
Section
With front page in colors
Effective Tomorrow, Sunday
December 20
This section will be a permanent feature of the
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later.
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A Colonial House, Economical
i 6-ffxtt'-3' 9 DEO ROOM I
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KITCHEN fcrjjE Tf 1 BEDROOM 1 "
Livestock Prices
Show Some Drops
PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 19. JP)
No livestock receipts today. Ke
celpts for the week (approximately!
Cattle 3515; calves 640; hogs 8195;
sheep 2315.
Cattle Compared with week ago:
Mostly steady; calves and vealers
unevenly steady to $1 lower; week's
bulk prices: beef steers $7 to $7.85:
top $8.25; cows and heifers $3.75
to $5.75; top heifers $6.35; can
ners and cutters $2 to $3.50; bulls
$3.60 to $4.75; calves $5.00 to
$7.50; best vealers $10 to $12.00;
others $5.50 to $9.00; limited move
ment of feeder steers at $0 to $6.50.
Hogs Compared with week ago
25c to 50c lower; week's bulk prices
light butchers $12 ta $12.25; top
$12.50 Monday for 'a part load;
heavies and underweights $12 down.
Packing sow3 $3.50 to $9.50:
slaughter pigs $11.50 to $11.75;
I feeder pigs 50c lower; mostly $11.50
! a few at $12.00.
I
Sheep compared with week ago:
: fat lambs 50 to 75c higher; other
' classes nominally steady; medium to
j good Willamette aVUey lambs $13 -150
to $14.25; medium quality fat
ewes $6 to $7; nothing good offered;
one double deck of broken mouth
breeding ewes late Friday at $7.75.
BOOS DnOF
PORTLAND, Ore., Doc. 19. (P)
Eggs 1 to 2c kwer; current re
ceipts 30; fresh medium 20Wj28'4;
fresh stand firsts 29 U 29 14.
Christmas story: "Mama, can I
hang up one of sister's and lot
Bantu Clans think It is mine?"
i Buy for her a practical Xmu gift
'at Bee Begin's Dress Shop, 129 So.
7th St., next to Shasta cafe. (Adv)
15-191
IK
ejf.KK a Christmas present o:
a pair of glasses to the eye
that need them. Tell your mothei
or father or sister or brother to
have their eye3 examined that
It's a Christmas gift from you.
Dr. H. J. Winters
Rye-Sight Specialist
We Grind Oar Own Glasses
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
"You can not have un
alloyed happiness at
any time of the year
unless you enjoy an
unobstructed vision."
says IthffaiediyAf
Vint Floor
Home No. 1 1 2
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IHE builders who developed the
various styles of Colonial architec
ture laic! as much stress on economi
cal building as on pleasing design.
M That is one of the reasons why the
types of Colonial architecture continue to be
ixpular generation after generation.
A Colonial house is always simple in its de
sign. But that does not mean that it is devoid
of charm. It is after all the lines of a house and
its proportions that determine its architectural
merit. Its details, such as doors, windows and
cornices, of course, can add much to its attrac
tiveness; but only as details and not as the
center of interest. That is why gingerbread
porch ornaments and stained glass transoms
over doors and windows are no longer the vogue.
The jigsaws have been laid away, and the longer
they stay in storage the better for American
domestic architecture.
The face brick house illustrated at once makes
an appeal as a substantial, dignified home; and
its first impression will prove a lasting one. The
wall surfaces will prove particularly attractive
in buff or red face brick in a variety of tones laid
in Flemish or English Bond with a fairly wide
mortar joint.
This house is especially suited to a lot with its
Irontain: on the West, thereby givina a southern
Second Floor
Dtiigrud by Emery J. OhUr
Courtetjt American Face 3rkfc Auocimtion
exposure to the leng side of the living rocn and
an Eastern exposure to the dining room. The
porch has been placed on the garden side, thus
giving it as much privacy as a rocm in the house
and also giving it the advantage of overlooking
the garden.
The kitchen has been placed on the front of
the house, with an entrance on the side. Notice
how conveniently it is located to the front en
trance as well as to the dining rxm; and also
how conveniently the porch is connected with
both living and dining rooms. The first floor is
compact in its arrangement, not by crowding
the rooms together, but by utilizing all of the
floor space to the best advantage.
The second floor has been especially well
planned for a house of this size. The principal
bedroom is exceptionally attractive with its
fireplace and windows on three sides. A sleep
ing porch could very easily be added by carry
ing the porch up two stories.
The other two bedrooms are also splendid
rooms, one with windows on three sides and the
other with windows on two sides. All of the
bedrooms are provided with ample closets.
Altogether this is a comfortable and con
venient six-room house. The rooms are un
usually large for a house approximately 30 feet
sauara
cyft the TINE TREE
"Never the Twain Shnll Moot."
Peter B. Kyno's enchanting story
of tlm South Sen Islands, will he
shown at the Plni Tn'u Theater
Sunday and Monday, according to
an announcement nidi by the man-
Igemmt yesterday.
This plcturo was plcturlr.ed In
Tahiti and Moon'a, two of tho fam
ous Islands of the South Sen group.
The cast Includes such prominent
players as Anita Btiwirt, Itert Ly
tull, lluntly Cordon, Justine John
stone, George Seigmunn, Lionel llol
moro. William Norrls, Kmlly Fltt
roy, Princess Marie do Hourhoti -uud
Florence Turner.
Perhaps never In the 'history of
moving pictures has thero been a
story tlliriod against mu ll gorgQOUlty
beautiful backgrounds as UkOII
which appear in "Never the Twain
Shall Meet." Filmed with all the
magic and romanco associated with ,
llfo in the South Sens, this photo-1
play "sounds an entirely new not -!
in tho literature and drama of nio-1
lion pictures.
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rile 'ine sine wav to bo protected Is to take out tiro Insurance.
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oAt The LIBERTY
If you like the sea with Us cruel
ty nnd beauty, if you wish to get
: awny from the ordinary play of
society life and the hustle of cities,
if you appreciate great' nctiug nnd
I wonderful photography, then, by
: all means, see "The Storm Prenker"
starring House Peters which is play
in;; at the Liberty Theater Sunday
anif Monday. You will not regret
going, for you will see one of the
most forceful and thrilling picture
j plnys of the year.
floutio ivirs has scord many
' triumphs during his Btagl nnd
screen corner, but it is safe to say
thnt this splendid actor has never
equalled what he has done with
Hie character of John Strong. Dom
inant nnd domineering, supplement
ing his great strength Willi an equal
ly strong courage, deuyini; thl pow
er of Hod and man, Strong, In tho
acting of Peters, blODmes a living
forceful reality. Peters makes you
want to crush John Strong, he
makes you laugh with him and to
! ward the end lie makes you sym
pathize with him. Only a great
lltor can do all tills, and such is i
House Peters.
Beanty secret: tNot sending your
laundry on timo will make your
shirts look dirty ns everything.
Federated Board
Fails to Convene
Absence of the. president, U. S. 1
Rooder, nnd the busy rush of the .
holiday season prompted the post- j
ponement today of t no regular meet
ing of the Klamath Federated board,
which was scheduled to convene in
the chamber of commerce this after
noon. "The board won c convene again
until the first Saturday In January."
Lynn Sibtn, secretary of tho cham
ber, said today.
Roofing
High Quality Slate Roofing
at Mail Order Houses Prices
F. O. B. Our Store
422 Klamath
(Old Dodge Garage)
See it before you send your money out of
town and wait for deliveries.
Now is the time, to give your old roof a new
coat, will add years of service, inexpensive,
easy applied. Have it in stock in 5s, 10s
and 50 gallons.
A. F. Graham
Office
420 Main St.
Store and Warehouse
422 Klamath Ave.
Phone 526
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