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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 23, 1925)
Wednesday, peoelnlJer 88, 1026 Page Four EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Cigarettes Not i Good for Women, i Singer Declares NKW YORK, Doo. 2." (P) I Frieda Hempel, concert and opera f .singer, returned on tho While Star J Liner Majestic yeterdny with the nnnounccment that nftcr a five J year vacation, nho expects to ap jioar In opera next year In Germany, and with the statement that she would like to start "a bis drive against women's smoking." Miss Hempel, before launch hi;; ; nor attack on women smokers, em ptied her pursoPof cigarettes, say lng she was going Into training again for her annual concert tour Of tho country shortly. Smoking,! she snld, was bad for singers' i throats and bad for inmin'i health. Local Elks Will Omit Two Meetings The Klamath Kalis Lodge of Klks has received special dispensation from .District Deputy llrand Killer Hen S. Kisher to omit the holding j of the local Klks lodge tomorrow night, December 2t, and New Years eve, December SI, neeonllng to! Clmrlion S. Cttrrln. exulted ruler. The next session of the Klamath I Elks will be held Thursday. Janu ary "th nt which time the Xev Year activities will begin. ill, 000,000 Is Goal of Suit Filed by U. S. ASK IMFROVKMK.VT8 WASHINGTON. Dec. IS. (P) Extensive improvements to lVarl Harbor. Hawaii, Including berthing space for lt battleships ivero re commended to the house commit tee on tuval affairs today. Good Will Toward Men The Christmas spirit of service to others and good-will to all is the spirit which we try to give a day-by-day reality in this bank. Merry Christmas Happy New Year The American National Bank of Klamath Falls, Oregon. Member Federal Reserve System. Stand By The Flag And Other Poems A booklet just issued by C. C. Brower has just the ideas for Christmas and the New Year "Stand By the Flag" has received many high commendations by eminent lawyers, business men and others. Sale at tile book stores Berried English Holly Klamath Flower Shop Rankin Will Be Montana Attorney WASHINGTON, Dec 23. (p, At tho request of Senators Walsh and Wheeler the senate today did the unusual by confirming immedi ately tho nomination of Wellington D. Rankin to be federal district attorney for the state of Montana. 30x3Vfe Oversize Cords 10 Today and Tomorrow Only oACE TIRE SHOP 115 South Eleventh Phone 843J I Chev. Looks for Big Year in 1926 DETROIT, Mich., Dec. 23. (&) In anticipation of another record breaking year during 1925, the Chev rolet Motor company has greatly ex panded its field organization to as sure quick distribution of cars and parts to its thousands of dealers. The expansion program just com pleted involved the opening of three new zone offices in key cities and litt ered ion of specially designed sales and service buildings at four other zone points. The drive-away stocks of cars are so arranged that they may be start ed enrouie within a few minutes af ter a call is received from any deal er In the zone. The supplies of pail: are compactly arranged In special stock rooms adjoining the packing and shipping departments. This ar rungement insures equally quick 'ac tion on requests for parts. Besides providing ample space for stocks of cars and parts, the new buildings contain zone offices, as sembly rooms for meetings of th zone organizations, and Chevrolet service schools where dealers' shop experts are given special training with especially designed Chevrolet precision tools. There are now 20 of these schools" the number having been doubled during 1926. lixku hold WASHINGTON, Dec, 23. (IP) The American South African lino JW88 Bold by the shipping board to day to John M. Franklin of New York tor $780,000. PORTLAND, Ore., D.-c. 25. (IP) Tho United Slates government ihru William V. Wilson, alien property cuitodlan, today brought suit to gain possession of (ho entire estate .it K Henry Woiiune. who died, lov ing half of his $1,000,000 estate to heirs in Germany and the other halt to charity to be administered through the Christian Science church. The estate has-been In litigation for years, and the suprome court held some time ago that the portion willed for a rescue home for girls could not be administered through the Christian Science church. The portion left to the church's admin istration was then turned over to the K. Henry Wemme Endowment fund. The governmeni In its suit claims that part of the estate cannot be handled by the endowment fund trustees because their plans are n 11 in a.-eord with the exact terms of Wemme's will. The government seeks pcssessl.m of the entire estate. In behalf of the 'heirs designated for tho other half of the estate. BOXING EVENT Two Draws Feature Eugene Boxing Gird EUGENE, Ore.. Dec. 23. OP)--Mack I.illard, Eugene, and Bobby Clarke. San Francisco, battled to n ten-round draw here last Veiling in the first match of a double main event of the Winter Garden boxing card. The bout between Carl Mil ler. Eugene, and George Dixon. Portland, composing the other half of the lop-line event, nlso went ten rounds to a draw. Mitchell Court Finds Defender WASHINGTON, Dec. 23. 0P The army court that tried and sen tenced Colonel William Mitchell for bis criticism of the government air services was defended in the house today by Representative Wainwright of New York, a former republican. It mutt be remembered. Mr. Wainwright said. that although Colonel Mitchell wears decorations for valor. very member of the court that traied him also bad been decorated. Court martials are necessary for discipline, he continued, and dis cipline must be enforced in peace time, or it will disappear in time of war. PIONEER DEAD PORTLAND, Ore.. Dec. 23. (IP) Ed Rand, deputy state fire marslnl. and one of the most widely known pioneers in Oregon, died from a heart attack at Baker. Among the things cleaned by gasoline are pockotbooks. GLASSES Brighter Vision Clean vision enables a person, to do much bet ter work than when the eyes are laboring under a strain. Good vision is assured every optical patient that comes to us for eye help. We have helped hund reds of your neighbors and friends and can help you. DR. GOBLE 7 MAIN Wo grind tho glasses in our own factory to suit each in dividual requirement. Repairs Quick Service 4 LOCAL BOYS TO flPPIl 11 n 6 Heavyweights, to Perform Here New Year's Day; Farmer Coming Willi four brawny son aaplrtni to boxing honors. Kluinnth Foils soon taty be somewhat in tho limelight of the snorting world. Uuek Weaver. "Kid" Shell. Knock out llogun. and Jim Fleming are the four, and all have places on I ho he.iv weight curd to Iki slnr.ed here New Years afternoon, when Sugar W illie Keelor and Frank Fanner will appear as nmin-eventors in (he beef iest boxing program ever -.hcduled In a Klamath Falls ring. Short, who is the son of Pnrroll Short, county commlsiiloner. has n future as a boxer, due t.o his phenom enal reach and bluing ability. Tills is the verdici of tho searoned Keeler, who has been working out with him for the InBt few days. Huck Weaver, who is to he Short's opponent, is also developing into a heavy hitter, hut he Is without Short's advantage of itreat height and roach. Both Jim Fleming and Knockout Hogan, who fought tour wild rounds to a draw here on iho last card, nre confident ' I hat after their six round semi-final the other will have to bo carried out. Hogau's supporters say It's a cinch while Fleming's adherents think otherwise, and according to gossip, someone is cliN' to lose some money on n question of judgment between these two. Hogan is developing into a straight hitter and rradtially getting away from the habit of swinging wildly. Keeler Is now working out with all four of the nsptrmg beavlea. Tickets have Been sent to Frank Farmer and he Is due to arrive here within the next few days.- When that happens, two of the local boys will work out witli his and two with Keeler. Arrangements for a preliminary bout have not yet been completed. Sehuman-Heink Sues for v 10,000 PORTLAND, Ore,, lie. J, () Mine. Schumann liclnk, linger, to day tiled Milt in the slate circuit court hero against J. J. Floutmlng. .'1 motion picture producer to re cover 110,000 whelli she claims she advanced to aid lilm In producing nine five-reel picture!, Tho con tract fey llie pi idtl .1 bins MtW du- dlared to hWO two made in Phiin delpliln In November I DIM. Ferdinand Sohutnoon-Helnlt, son of the singer, ipptartd In five of tho photoplay produtiod by ffjotn uttui ai a studio near Portland, Tho films were shown luoslly In New lluglnnd stales, FORT MADISON, Iowa. -Mayor ToMcr, who also presides In trnf tic court has fined himself $1 for dlshpylng regulations While hur rylug lo Ills Judicial qb, Dawes Asks to Be Off Reserve List WASHINGTON. Doc, 113. (!") i,e Preiidoui Dawoi ro,uottd I'retldeni Coollilg today tp with draw1 bli nomination to continue u ,i nrlgadlor aonoral in Ihi officers' roil W0 corps, taking lh view Hint i bo vice prottdenl should no! iuui MUUll high rniili. Th president ue- oootlod nod ihe nomination win With drawn, A. V t i t ? T ? Y ? ? 1 t ? T ? MIDLAND Edward Sutton who purchased the old Midland livery barn frqm Mar tin brothers is tearing It down and moving it to his rnneh In Miller Hill district. r.lrs. Kdna Flow-era nnd Mrs. P. D. Hooper were in Klamath FallH on busineses Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. n. Harnett and family wen- calling on Miller Island Thursday evening. E. 1.. Furber has finished market ing his flock of turkeys. Miss Opal Hooper was visiting Catherine and Pauline I'.urnctt on Friday. The Midland school closed Friday for the holiday vacation. Eddie Sciiulmirc was a caller In Midland Sunday. I.oren CaJhottn. was calling on Mil ler Island Sunday. J. IS. Domett had his turkey roost visited by tltieves Friday night, who tool; a number of fine birds. Wood lil.OCKS Our blockwood is ample for tho present. Wo are taking part off the yards. " DRY SLAB Our dry slab Is not entirely dry, It in' good for tho heater, but not for tho cook stove. LIMB WOOD Is first class dry limbs and tree tops. It Is dany wood for heater, furnace or fireplace. COAL Sure, we have coal. Lump coal, best on the market. HKHVIt.'K Just a little behind with deliveries. Order early. Wood Coal & Fuel Oil PEYTON 8C CO. "WOOD TO BURN" 601 Main Phone 535 Lower Swan Lake Several inches of snow fell here since Thursday night. A Christmas tree nnd i rogrnm will be given at the school house Wednes dav night, to which everyone is wel- I come. Mr. Arnett and family and P. E. IStlles and family were r hopping In ! Klamath Falls Saturday. Miss Evelyn Applegate passed through Swan I. ike Friday. I.oti ie Robin and brother BlolB were visitors In the neighborhood on Sunday. Mf. and Mrs. Marvin Arnett of Klamath Falls were g iests nt the home tif Mr. and Mrs. I., t, Arnett Sunday. Mrs. I'. E. Stiles spent Saturday night in Klamath Falls, the guest, of her sister-ln -law. Mm. (iladys Stiles, returning homo Sunday. f L. II. .'.iitiler and sister passed through Ho' neighborhood ' Friday night on He ir way to Portland and points along tho Columbia where they will visit relatives during tho holi days. MrH. Waller McKoen was a rnller ai the home of Mm, Roberta Tuesday. Mrs. Nora Trammel was a visitor I., T dani l.nlrn I.IHav nn,l ! Sunday. I Miss Velma Nichols, who Is rtt- tending normal at Monmouth, arrived Saturday to spend the holidays with her mm her and brother. The sale of Christmas seals Is pro gressing nicely, jlue lo Hie activity of the school children, with Orn Ar nett at manager. Tho action of the board in wrlt throusands, members of the board prisor to tho opening of the casino, GREETINGS We announce with pleasure ;hat our new automobile show room is now open. Beinp directly opposite the R, K. K. Garage, our patrons will find it convenitently located. . , We take this opportunity to thank the many friends who have made possible this expansion in our busine ?s. The front part of the building will be used for display of new cars OAKLAND and NASH, while the remaining space will be utilized for show ing used ears of high standard ami h nest value. Upon the arrival of new service eqii ipment, all NASH adjustments will be handled at this location. OAKLAND? will continue to be serviced at the R. R, K. Garage. A Few of Our Attractions for Christinas Shoppers t f y f f ? ? y y y y y y y y f t Dodge Coupe Chevrolet Coupe Nash Six Touring Nash Four Touring We Have One New. Oakland Coach Fully Equinped Ready for Relivery Also Carload shipment including Three Landau Sedans and One Coach. Unloaded today. Three Oakland Tourings Two Chevrolet Tourings i Dodge Touring A couple of Hugs We Have One Nash Special Six Touring Fully Equipped Ready for Relivery Also Carload shipment including Two Advanced Six, Two Door Sedans and One Special Six, Two Door, .' idan, Will arrive before January First R. R. R. GARAGE The Three Regular Fellows V Roy, Rex and Ray J- ''s' 5 5 v J i 5 ' o4t the TINE TREE Newspaper and police crusades throughout the country against fake mediums anil crooked clairvoyants re cently resulted In Director Tod Browning writing a thrilling film expose of crooks of this variety. Ilrowning has filmed his story as "The Mystic," new being shown at tho Pine Tree theater, and It Is one of the most thrilling crook plays that lias ever been flatbed upon a motion picture screen. The picture Is both a warning and high class entertainment, and shows how crooked mediums nre often linked with bands of swindlers who take advantage of the grief of the wealthy persons seeking iiolaco by means of cominunlcal ion with tilO de parted dead. The locales of the story are Hun gary and New York, and Alleen Prlngle and Conway Tearle are seen In the leading roles. They are sup ported by a cast which includes Mitchell Lewis, Kobnrt Ober. Stan ton Heck, Gladys HUtOttO, David Torrance and Da Witt Jennings. oAt The LIBERTY Although it WOfl made under the most' perilous conditions, "the White Desert," which Is coming lo tint Lib erty theater Thursduy and Friday, Is tho greatest outdoor drama that has ever been screened. The terrifying beauty of the great stretclis of snow land at Hit! lop of tho Continental Divide In Colorado, known as the White Deserl, bus been transferred to the screen In a mariner that defies description. issiM IVAMIANTH MKDFOni), Ore., Dec. 2:s. M'i Ten wniTuulii for the collection of state Income lux claimed lo bo do llnquont and due, were placed in the hands of the sheriff for. collection Monday ngnlnst residents of Jackson county. Tho total nmouhl Involved Is f 2C5.0 1. NO BfKCIAL HKHHION AUSTIN. Tex., Doe. 2.1. UP) - Lee Satterwhile, syenkfkr of tho Texas house of representatives, today de clined to call a special session of the legislature. KAKABIK WINS SPOKANB, Wash., Dec, 2.1. (IP) A I Karaslk, Oakland hcuv., weight wrestler defeated Otis Larson of 'Portland In two straight falls hero lust night. After You Have Tried Everything Else Investigate my OHlRQPltACTIO HEALTH BBRVtolU it relleviia the cause and builds hoaltlt. Preliminary analysis without charge. Dr. O. H. Mather 71.'. Main Hlreet Opposite Pine Tree Theater m Hi PHONE 42 OPPOSITE WHITE PELICAN I HOTEL We know how to "fix" your car when it is in a "fix". We know a lot more than that. We know your car and have the me chanical skill that makes it possible for us to tuno it up for a proper per- iormance,
